Ocean City Sentinel rumi fllUUiU ■ V Ml TlllMMl ~OCEAN CITY PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO. OCSAM CITY, • - HEW JEKIftEY Ml i'bout No. ISS-J. TaH wwpwnjr i»mw Utt tlgiii to r#lBci l* W»»« papw Will km wMlaw ueljr ©*»r um n»iw «>l wrtu r. ouam • »« ».!*niuini Oupr mu*l to hi I HlnEtaMl uur Uuo TumJ») noon. Th ■ lull Will t» BlftCll) «4iMT«d Ul JO* IWI <loa« UJT UHrMDOMl ku4h TJHUKHDAY. MAY 12. luJI Ibal^d Bt U>« Pu«» UMo# hi IK<MII Cll> M J.. M MOUBd «l*M lUhli BWlUl A GOOD MOVE It frequently taken a startling move of noma kind — not neee**arily a cataclysm, however- to effect a reform, and the. Cape May County Doarn of Freeholder now undei going an unpleaaant experience (for ■OBI I, at leant), ha* recentl> made two excellent moves, at the sugge?lion of the invefttigating committee. The Boani has appointed a county auditor in the person of City Treasurer Clarence S. Scull, of thin itnort, and it him taken preliminary step toward the selection of a county purchasing agent. With the office? tilled by men of ability, the county's affair* will he conduct** I in a bu*iiie**-like way, or at least it it bo to be hoped, and the taxpayers' money will be expended judiciously and conservatively. Feasibly, in the near future, there may be a email board of freeholder*, with each member receiving a salary. There are rumors along this Una. Krp*M si th* Csmkitism hi I h* TUCKAHOE NATIONAL B.NK si ThrksBn. U th* guir *f New i»my. at IK# rU*» *1 taAMM m April IB, I SI I issduscbs 1—" sad discount*. iBtlwiini ' ra iMnnnnf S1k0.9t« .1 Overdraft*. B*cur«d or ui>~<urcd 4».*J V. & Oov#maMiu aaoiriilaa ■ n BBS AO OtW bondh BlMka aMerhOa. Mr !:.♦« -I Baakimc Houaa. furniture sod ixtura*. I4.MZ4T GoWi Is. vaalt — 4.4M.9:* Lawful rvarrve with Mml K«aarva Bsnk S.SBS.SI nm soobdu du* froas national hsoks I .SSI IS Chacka oa bosks locatsd outaidv of dtp or town of reporting bsnk sod «lhar cadi llama 1.754 12 llin 1 1 1. ton fund with U S. I tisaauiwT sad dua from U. 8. Tiasiurar - - 41100 Total SMJ.0U.4S LIABILITIES Capital Mark i*id la 14.000 00 | Uudlridad prodia 4.W7.94 CI rental na aotaa oMatsndlny — 11.000 0.' Obi Iliad aarka outaundlna _ 74.4.'. Csahlar t chacka oa owa bank amknim — U.K1 Individual Aspnilla aubjart To M - S4.llt.S2 Othar liana dapoaitB 124.492.97 Bllla payabla with Fadaral Reraaarra Bank 11.000.00 Total SMl.Mi.49 Statu of Now Juraar. Cowtr of Capa .Mar. sa LLC. RICE. Csahtur of I ha above naawd haak. do aolemnljr *»*wr thai (ha above atatoaaaat la tru* t« the boat of aay kaoaMn ami hsUaf. E. C. RICE. CAahlsr What i Hi i J and a worn to buforo ma tbla Sth < Oar of Mar. 1SS1. Jantaa Bboaaaakar. Notary Pphlk Corract Attaat : E- L. TOM LI V. JAMES SMITH. 8. W. CHAMPION. r

' stelwagon says club is having big boom Membership of Fishing Ort gauixatiou is Growing Improvements Planned. | The Ocean City Fishing Club Is Unmilng and indications point to a i membership well over MX) liefure the summer is over, President Henry W. Stel wagon said while in Ocean City Sunday. * i A meeting of the club will be held tomorrow night, in the Philadelphia ■ Chamber of Commerce Room, Wide-' nor Building, Philadelphia. It is the last meeting in Philadelphia thin i -pring. The next one will be held >• in the club house here. a The motion pictures of the Ocean f City Cup Tournament, taken le«t • .summer, are being shown at several r motion pictures then ties in Philadel- ? phia this week. They will also be - rvhildted In Philadelphia next week. The Fourteenth street pier i« to be t painted shortly and an attractive ■ new red shingle roof is to be put 'on , the club house. i\ The North Street Pier Is completed, and a 32- foot sign i* being made to go on it. "OCEAN CITY FISHING CLUB PIER 'No. V will be the i inscription on the sign. The club's 1021 year-book will be I issued about Decoration Day. It is to be bound in a real flexible - leather binding, and will be the best publication of Its kind ever presented ' In the United States, the members ► assert. President H. • W. Stelw-ogon on Saturday will go to I.ittle Beach to »l»end several days with Van Campen Hcilner and Frank Stick, authors of , the hook, ',The Call of the Surf." Mr. Heilner has just returned from Floridla, where he spent the winter fishing and taking motion pictures of big game fish. o FOR SALE— 4 Wooden high hack rfiair* In iret-eUaa condition, on# tcrta*. one boL «ttr. onu water haatar. on* 0rea*maker * Ay wire bual. Ufa height. on » K«Ma ; ran l«* aaan Saturday. May 14. at J 424 Pleasure .■ -an or. Ocean City. .V J - Adv. notice to limit creditors. Fatal# of Robert Flahar. Daraaaad. Puraoant to ll» order of HAKKY S DOUG1 .ASS. Surrogate of tha County of Copa May. made on the 5th day of Mnr. A. D. lMi. on tho application of tha auharrihar. Exacutor of >^.id daeaaaad. not lea la harafcy tii'tn to tha r i editor* of aaid dacaaaad to axhibit to tha > i Atari bar undar oath or alBroailan their rial ma and demand* ajrainat tha aatatr of i aald daeaaaad within nma month* from tha Vh day of May. A. D. 1921. or thay will ba forwvor harrad of any action n«ainat tha auh. arribar. Dntad May 5th. A. D. 1BSI. VICTOR S. FISHER. Exacutor. L Leslie Headley Co. IwrymlH BUILDER5 Architectural Service 515 EIGHTH STREET (UfhtB and Wanlry attaa* Ocean City. N J. Designer mnd Builder of Artistic Bungalows, Convenient Cottages, Up- to- Date Apartments, Modern Hotels.

Marching Knights Templar Present Fine Appearance

Dr. Snyder, in Sermon. Scathingly Denounce* Foreign Influences in America. A beautiful ami .umpiring «ight ',wbb presented on the *treet* of ' Occafi City Sumiuy moinlug, when nearly 1L0 meml»ern of Atlantic ' Commander} . No. 20, Knight* Tempiler, in their hamliH>me uniforms, reminding one of picture* of the Crusaders of ol«i, attended A*cenj sioti Day ser vices in tlie First Presbyterian Church. John T. Fieas, commantler; Rob-in-it W. Iluii let, gi-nci Blloaimo, and Rolicit L. Wark, captain general. Entering the handsome edifice, they found seats reserved for them, ami also a large congregation assembled. High over the orgun were symbols of the order, the crown and the sword, in electric light*, the crown being in white lights, ami the .sword being made up of red incandescent lights. "Crossif the Bar" was effectively sung by the commander. v tjuartcl, comprising Wm. H. Collisson, Jr., Itusscll H. Nulty, C. Homer Shoemaker und Edwurd M. Sutton, of , this city. A «luet, "Believe in Me," by Mi*s ; 1/ouisa T. Corson, sopruno, and Mr>. I ltiu T. Bolte, contralto, was welt sung, and Di. Snyder l*gan his ser- , mon, the subject of which was "The Defenders of the Cross." Dr. Snyder's discourse was in the nature of a challenge to the members of the fraternity to (« on guard and to defend the institutions of America from an\ and every foreign dictation. He wr» very plain in his condemnation of the efforts of the Pope at Rome to dictate the policies of a great number of people in this country. He condemned in ( scatchiug terms the reported edict of the Pope against ull organisations that were not distinctly Catholic, such as the Y. M. C. A., the Y. W. C. A. and other young people's societies. This action of the Pope is ( Anti-American and should not be tolerated by any right-thinking American, he declared. The speaker said that he had come to the point when he believed it necessary to preach a new cru*a<ie however unpopular that subject may lie, and that crusade would have as its main object the rescue of America from the hands of foreign dominance. The Knights Templar stand for truth as over against error ami superstitution ; liberty as over against oppression and bondage; purity as over against all the teachings of immorality and license; the cross of the suffering Christ a* sufficient for all mankind, and they to keep the way of the cross open to all pilgrims. One other principle could be added — the separation of Church and State — beliebing that this is the only way to promote the best interests of the kingdom of God. • ; i "Let me say to you," said Dr. , Snyder, "that I believe that these four things have been endangered, during the past four years as never before, with the reaching out of the power of the Roman Catholic Church

j in this land, "I want it clearly understood that I am not opponent to any Catholic. There are many of nf friends who .•re members of this church. I malice the wonderful amount of good this rhutrh lias done and is doing in the world. 1 know what power she has exerted upon the masses. But it is the power that is centered in Home that would presume to dictate the ptdiries of the people of this country and to interfere with the hall of justice and the framing of laws tlu*t are distinctly American j w ith their progrum of (he church ' that I contend with. "Jf there is to l«e a Catholic Church, let us have one that is American. !*t us rut loose from' that old und superstition* folly that j he who sib at Ilome is tie successoi j of Peter and infallible, and all the ' other noit*ense and hyprocrirv. God'» rcpic*entative» are all His sdldren." Dr. Snyder comlemned as unfair to the liberty of American institutions that there should be any united effort to -de feat the Smith-Towner bill. I The very fiurt that this bill is being »o strenuously opposes by the Catholics proves, he said, that the> | have entered their religion into the political life of the nation, ami this ' Ls one of the most un-American act * that can be conceived. "Masons must oppose it," said the! speaker, "and keep the path to Lite real government of American people optu. Rescue America from the bands of these foreign dictators. Be they Pope or Emoeror or King they govern Europe after kll these years can ways ami maimers, and am not interested in the country save aa it may bring returns to them in their fortified positions. They liave clearof trial. Shall we permit (than to experiment with our government ami to interfere with the policies that have long been in practice. Continuing the speaker said: "The present effort to bring a disagreement between England and America should lie frowned upon by all Americans. It is a pernicious propaganda. Where does it come from? Look at the names of those who am fostering this spirit. Look at the *peaker> on the pograms, ami the answer is dearly seen. Shall we stand for this. Sir Knights? By no means — lest our own ami others of our kin be led into a war before whose awfntn— ■ even the great World War will be forgot ter.. "All these efforts of a religious organization to interfere with the political life of a nation — and i would say the same thing of any Protestant organization, should she interfere — should call forth the united strength of Masonry everywhere and a public warning that we shall contest in every" possible way the power that would rob us of our really true American institutions. "America has no room for plotter* and schemers and disturbers, and they shall not pass beyond our standards." The commandery gave the local members a vote of thanks for their entertainment, and they also gave Dr. Snyder a vote of thanks for his sermon.

s \j • -j |j| A famous tir» — and a famous tread. pL>* I Acknowledged among moiort#»» and daalBti alike aa the world's fore moat m •51/ example ot Cord tire building. Al--ways delivering tha same repeated t /K economy . tire after tire, end eeeeon f The stripe around the sidewal". la A jjff registered aa a trade-mark In the U.S. .'t'MR Patent Office. WJ ,mh y' jbmWjA W Cjf£ow you can measure tire value in 1921 ^ ^VFTEN it's surprising the number country to another to "find a market." of different tire views that come • a • out in a chance talk at the curb or in d the leisure of a friends garage. There are Q2 U.S. Factory Branches. *7 V \ Almostevery day you come Each one its of U' S Tires* A across the man human enough Thl?re « broad, constant, even disto believe he can outguess tribution of U. S. Tires always going the cut-price tag on "job- 0,1 irom ,hcsc Branches to the dealer. m(?\. \ j \ ^ 1 lots ""discontinued lines" and Buy a U. S. Tire Anywhere ^ ^ I ^1 har \ M 8urPlua stocks." — in a community of 500people Br ImV ifeig 1^ His opposite is the hard- °T even less -and you Ket a I pan car owner who sticks l'res' ',ve ,lre ' current 'v . Sr— \ <* year in and year out to u production -with all the onKK. standard brand as the only ^al service and mileage the ji(i .«">* 1 rational economy. factory put into it. II ■' Cvrikr" # a • • '^1€ owneT ® medium or I 11 W£..y \ light - weight car stands on I ^ Many will remember the scarcity equal ground with every other of U. S. Tires last year. car owner, A hardship at the time, but a bene- Any United States Tire is a Uni- "TM rf.Ar*a( fit now. There are no U. S. Tires to be versal full money's worth— backed up TmTZl !!"• worked off— no accumulations — no with a leadership policy of equal forced selling of any U.S. brand — no quality, buying convenience and price •hipping of tires from one part of the for everybody. United States Tires I United States 0 Rubber Company I Fogg Motor Company v — - t - j — - ------ ^ -

WANT MORE C AB* < |l CotliKriti \ -k < il> tor BrlUr Trull rj . • i . NTfkf Some of South Ocean City*# rr*i- 1 denU are mxioiu to have the Local < clcctnc line run ear* here frequently •luring the «ia^ bluhewn b> th*- i i following petition received b> Mu\oi i ( ■ j i upton, in..; i MM at 1*0 v»-<-k || 1 n^cting of the C'ity Comno dinner* < 1 Gcfttlemen: W«', the uinb'raigned I resident* of South Ocean City, re <iue*t your honorable body L< give u- belter trolley service iinmediat* #4 y, in or<ler that wc may get to ! Ocean City proper ami do our mark 4 ly. in order that we <nay get to I eting, etc., without Che inconvenience we now have, of u*ing the « train! and hprmling altout three hour* needle y before we can reluni.* We re-pectfull) a»k for one hom . and a hulf xcliedulc, »uch a* we had ! laat winter, which. v.e l»elicve. wa» up until al lea*t U-t January 1. Of 4 Jwilfilj ii|' y|| si I ip |: ^C^Make Your Doorway B O Inviting I tornM |l IS?II ' The charm of aa aaooc complete ualess the door itself is krpi in good 1 coodit*oo. Many door* today are finished with a durable atain and then varnished. But unless the vsrtmh is selected with care, so chat k will withstand the rigors of outside exposure— beware the results in a few weeks. Lucoseal Exterior Varnish i* m 6* BBp»r>B0|r Bar si eutads ubb* - ee dooc*. pUUr*. wswr-cnei. bsc. It li**t finish i»d*fiBi-«lr- It* lutlit* dns* over n|U sad Om ou«hl , hard in Mksuh TU. o o— of th» tow of Lmch^ai Vm* C. H. Shoemaker Lbr Co. 12th ztreet and West tvenoe Ocean City, N. J.

course we presunx in* regular nu m- 1 par schedule w ill be put on, or k u* past Tiiere are no *t ore* opei»e«i >et ip Sou tli Ocean City* ai»d we, tlare- j fore are compelled to <ief*ii't or» the stores in Ocean cmf pioper. Trusting >ou will giant ua this request at the earliest potable mnllutllf * f remain, wm. Bannard, i George w Baker. m DeW. Hirst, James h lira), mi Jean m Ziehei. Karnuel j. Taylor, w. f. Allen, Mrs. 51 .. i y e. McNeil. Emma McDowell. w. d. McNeil. j" m w -.Iter. fi. e. walkci m. Walker, lakur a. bark'i fieorge a. Datarheg, Wm. h. George, John k. Mc\eagi. ma>or Cham plot i said that in reference to this rnatu-r be hail receiv- j e«l the following letter from Robert j b. f'bew. trustee of the road; Mr. joseph g. Champion, Dear Sir; — 1 have been advise., that the jjenple of South Ocean ch> t.ave pe ' litione«i the Ocean City commission- j er* for additional trolley service. | i ha>e gone over my records and find that *e started one car running mi a regular schedule in id'" on May j 2d; in 111 iv we started running on June 14: in 1920 we started on May 2*. i lip not ihmk it Mdviaabie t<» increase the present service before . ma> 21 at the earliest. i would call your attention to the « fact of the greatly increaxsl cost at • electric current ami wage.- that we ( are now compelled to pay over the < above piece. nog years, and, as trustee, 1 rlo not want to be in a position i of making up a loss at the start of i the season. If the above suggc-Lion meets with i your approval, i will advertise the i commencing of additiortal trolley service to Fifty-ninth street or. may 21. t Your* very* truly, 1 Robert b. Chew. Mayor Champion was requested t<- 1 confer with Trustee Chew, and reach j a decision. Director Campbell expressing himself as favorable to giv- i »ng the residents of South Ocean City j early trolley service. George W. harri* ! Contractor, Builder and Jobbing PUB* Ft** S SfMCUIt* No. 1J W Fourteenth Street OCEAN CITY. N. j. ruurn^m-j , l oll priMBl UQ lukur*B<* l^msd 1 Leander S. Corson : BUILDER loao wtiLtr sve OCCSN CITY, N 4 PMONK. tfiT-W AlltVibiiS lilkif HUMBERT C. PONTIERE BUILDER tmui slr»#l oceai cm. i. j Harry R. Hayes CARPENTER Jobbing work promptly *t traded to Lois lor Sale Cottsgrs lor Sslr snd r«c Tkiflf-lk ti st mi asmrn am oceai citt, i. j. ! •(•• PMOM«. *|l'l

r i it ■ :smak5ba— i NOTICE! I If you have a cottage, Bungalow or on Apartment and if the price is right — we have parties who will purchase immediately. L. Leslie Headley Co. 515 Eighth Street Ocean Gty, N. J. ■■■■HHBBBBBBiBHBBMHBBaaHBI •pfc'alff/wo in e*or£*TY nomth or 9'ktn Braerr B. F. GOETZ REAL ESTATE AGENCY fourth st. and atlantic ave. ocean city, n. j. Phonci: mentals Orricc. 230- j Sates mcsioinck. 202'M building lots Bcach front Oar or* At Fou*tm Srsrrr #Five new home*, four to nine rooms, all have fine ocean view and no stnoi to cross to the beach 'S Two squares to the train station. Trolley pa s*c* IX the door. Klectxic ranges, open fire place* * laundry, garages Apply on premises > H. B. COOPER, Jr builder 2STH AND central AVE OCEAN CITY. N. J HURLEY-JONES CO. Rrfrlfrmtor* i Mklllog i HrvtnrMt RrrarO* liBlir^BMw Oil Hov*» V'lmAi I i V»n»V ru Himoti hibbI R.d* lAdU« Aalw lllankM* HulM» M*« « Hutu UHfM* pkUW Frl Tb« Hue* i lamp* l.looiftim hurley-jones co. walter a. chattin 4 son. mass111s abbumy ave ahank TlA-a-»A a! ok h MP TApc* aoot IVHPl* J. e. welch the builder COS BtVENTN BTAttT AND WtSLCV AVCNUt ocean city, n. j. at Hi AAV CSHTAACtSa A MON I. 410-4 JOSSlNa MSOSISTLk DONI ' WALTER TOMLIN PLUMBING and HEATINC 13S ABBURY AVENUE ocean city new jersey

~ 11 1 1 1 ■" " Any Klwf f Joseph G. Cltampion Building Contractor 0CF AN CITY. N. J. Tenth Street and West Avenue X9€€€€Xt€€X1^r€-1Her€€€t€0Xty. | Build Now 1 ^ Building Material Prices will Prdiibly ^ aXi. Never be Lower />; Z LET 4 RELIABLE BUILDERS * | DO IT BEAR IN MIND! That houie- arc KX ^ KM IT from Taxation (or 5 yearx, from Ortohrr X \ J> i, 1920. under the Act A pp. Sept. 17, iy*> X W Let Oft deveiup your idea* into FLANS and luttnxh J ^ 'At you with an oliruate L. Leslie Headley Co. | BUILDERS Ocean City, N. J. A 1 YOU SHOULD IAVE A Reliable Builder To erect your Ocean City cottage. Yon cannot spare the time to look after it closely yourself and must depend upo® the honesty ot the contractor. I have built for a large number af people and could refer yos to any or all of them. Send for the list of names and photographs ot the houses. Otis M. Townsend office dm i i nrd octax citt, •iksloprutt p.o. dU I LULn ■- *• s b swan ' * trout SWAN and TROUT AWAC1 ifcal CARPENTERS /O^andBUILOERS 1040 as bury avenue wa^>"^c!^s'ocean city r.j. jostftnq a srccialty A'o* A Ik* ttm* to f*t ready far Ike 5msm of 141M HOTEL FOR SALE Furnished, 27 Bedrooms, Bath. Good Location. Hot Water Heat, Centrally Located. PRICE IS RIGHT Ask JOHN J. POSTER rcaltob 519 EIGHTH STREET OCEAN CITY. PL J. RUT SCLL RCNT INSURE COTTAGES BUNGALOWS APARTMENTS HOTEL* j. William Morrison REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE ocean ave BELOW eighth st. 9hoai. i#© ocean crnr. n. j. ===== ; Edgar r. Berger { Real Cstate In 31»t St. Section of Ocean glty Fine Cottage* for Sale or I can Rent you akoi any Kent 1^' Cottage in can District Lob* Sold on Term* Real Estate For Sale BIQ BARGAINS Cottages. Apartment* and Bungalow*, farurebed and nnfumbhed Some estate* Hi my hand* muat be sold at aacrifii-e price* This h the time of year to buy Cottages and Lots at thh Popular Seaside knoti very Cheap. Apply to Alonzo Cotton f>iq Aahurv Avnut ooaaw chy, j. MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE. No waiting two week* to know |f you ean g«4 It; we ear mil roe at nmw. HaifaMi* mi Hay and groan fNnit prapwtHe i'huwi cotiagw* hi •ale a ho hoe rw liivammmii and rn lammumil tie ihwlf af Oetan ttty. Apply to J. M. CHESllilR & CO , Ocean City, n. j. Atl haliea tratmirtrri tbmugh tha «A.t a fee *ce*KUoce wRh 1h» Rdkwrlag ■kpn - *"7kti «•/*»•» doe< mad mmiatmtn* strict!} • fiqu'awi ««f u a w wwe flfestrd f% frrtmmmd A cwiaphttd iw ihr bK-tc vnecijwl profiu both RelWr «ml Bav** Write lar*lhllMi ea*1 tnekr vnnt hMd qoerter* with Clayton Haines Brick REALTOR *1' riCMTM ST. OCCAM CIT*. N.J. xtwai rata a inauranaR Ewing T C orson realtor ttt awmumv ave. occan city, «