^ < OCEAN CITY SENTINEL, OCEAN CITY. N. J„ THURSDAY, MAY 19. 1921

News of the City's Schools

GIVEN PRETTY BANNER. In the assembly room of the high Hchoul Thursday, SupL Stevens presented the beautiful banner to the Senior Class, whose members won 1 the Inter-class tVurk and field meet Wednesday. Supt. Stevens called Alfred Senior, the president of the daas to the platform, and, in p resen tinf the banner, said, *1 am presenting this banner to you because it is your last chance to win it." Speech was called for by the studentbody and the president responded, wu; «uu W"V |r«vOTw,i. ■

telling how they appreciated the banner, a gift from the high school. Supt. Stevens then said that in honor of the Senior Class, they would ring Number 8, "Baby Dreams," and there was applause. Locals Did Good Work. The boys and girls of the Ocean City High School did splendid work in their track and field meet with Pleasant vi lie High School at Pleatant vi tic Friday afternoon. While the local students do not pretend to I * experts in this line, they desarve credit for their fine showing again -t a team which ha* had much more experience. The Pleasant villr hoys scored 83 points, while Ocean City scored 81. Augustus Goets took first place in the shot-put. throwing the 12 pound lead 88 feet. Scott Adam*

took first place in the pole-vault, clearing the har at a height of 9 feet Ross Ferguson and George Gardiner tied for second place on the bar at 8 feet 8 inches. Adams, of 4 Ocean City, and Henry, of Pleasantville, tied In the high jump at 6 feet. Adams lost in the toss-up of the coin. The Ocean City girls won 13 points, while their opponents had 1!*. A relay team, made up of Carolina Rogers, Edna Whittington. FIlomena Braca and Mary Collins, defeated the Rleasantville High School team in the 40&-yard relay. Mi* Rogers took second place in the 60 yard dash. Miss Collins was second in the potato rase. Gold pins and ribbons were awarded as trophies. After the track and field meet, Ocean City lost the base ball gam**. 4 to 3. Adams pitched a fine game. A few costly errors caused defeat, o ATHLETIC EVENTS, The annual athletic events of the boya and girls of the local publu schools Wednesday of last week were witnessed by many of Unfriends of the young people. The pupils were handicapped by the diiagreable weather condition; . but they did well. The senior class of the high schor'

won the banner, having scored 12 points. The points scored by the classe s were: Senior boya, 40; senior girls, 82 Total, 72. Junior boys, 18; junior firis, 42. Total, 58. Sophomore boys, 40; sophomore girls, 18. Total, 68. Freshman boys, 7; freshman girls, 8. Total, 16. Malcolm Austin scored most of the 16 points made by the juniors. Scott Adams starred for the "sophs," winning the 76-yard dash, the 100-yard dash, pole vault, and running Ugh jump. The senior class won the relay race, with the "sophs" second and juniors third. The meet officials were: Starters — Harvey Collisson and Frank Schneider. Announcers — Ewing Corse and Theodore Stevens. Scorers — Dr. Hughes and Leroy Howe. Time-keepers— Russell H. Nulty

w and Prof. Harry H. Ukc. linesmen— Thox. Mould, Prof. O W. Uieckl) , Pi of. Kilby and Prof* W J. Petty. | Judges - ltuncoe Kaunce, Wm. F. Gardiner, Bertram Darby, Walter E. Alien, Samuel Brown and Mr. Verbey. ^ -BORN OF FIRYAND BLOOD" Officer Tells of Circumstances Undrr Which Colonel McCroa Wrote "In Flanders Fields."

"In Flanders Fields," to quote Cl « word* <>f Major General M»rh*««n. who Cotuuianiliil the brijtnde to which lieutenant Colonel VM'ren attm-b^d at the tluie, literally Itoru tire and blood during the bolleet plut.se of the seo*nd hnttlr of Yprew. "My headquarters were In a treio-h on the top of the bank of the \ pres canal ; and .John had hla dreaainc etatloD In a hole due in the foot of th** hank. During |»eriods uf the hntti* men who *rrr shot" actually mlleO down the bank into his drewMng station. Along froiu u* a few limnlrvl J'sril* wan the headquurtera «»f a regiment. and litany time* during the !«' •la>a of the battle, he and I w*t«ln«: ' hem burying their dead whenever there was a lull. TIiuk the crow* row on row, grew Into a good-alsstl cemetery. "Jn*t as tie ile*4Tll»e%. we oftei heard the lark* Rlngliig high in the air

between the cmxii of the -hell and tie- ' re j tort* of the gun* in the hattery Jn-t 1 • beside us. I have a letter front him In which he nieritloiiN having written i - the poein to paaa away the time th- I tween the arrival of luitcheo of wounded, and (tartly aa an experiment ( J with several , varieties of poetb meter." The unit with which McOrae serve'1 was the moat advanced of all the a I * lies' guns hy a gfMtd deal, except on* 1 French battery, which stayed In h « position yet more advanced for two i days, and then had to lie taken out. i —————— Australian Gold Output Falling. Gold production of western Austra- < I la continues to show a ateady decline During the six months ended June 90. 1919. the total Australian production amounted to 678.279 fine ounces, of ( which western Australia furnished 410,428 ounces. For the first six 1 months of 1918 the Australian produc tlon was 641.911 ounces, the state of - western Australia furnishing 448.983 ounces. During the first six months , of 1917 the total production amounted { to T27J996 ounces, of which amount western Australia furnished 490.466 ounces. It is stated that th# cause of < this decline Is Increased working ex- < pen sex doe to high wages and ths high cost of machinery sad materials It i Is not expected that much. If any. i Improvement can be looked for In the i Immediate future. f

C. Ellwood Carpenter's The Casino Club DANCE Saturday Evening MAY 28 The Casino Club Orchestra " SMwsjn the Best Floor Music Environment

news or I I AMERICAN LEGION TCI HAVE TRAINING < AMP, The "Mb Division, that Nutioita1 Army Division, whirl* during the rr cent World War ma«lc s record th*»t will long live, I* to lie brought in!" being once more. Thi* i# the tlon sion of the War Department, it i> an- ' nounced by headquartn* of the Sec ond* Corp* Area. W hile it lu« not i*en definite!), decided it is fNisidbh that the division will comprise SVu Jersey, Delaware and part of New York Slate. The new- division, which is to lathe legal heir to the war time record of the 78th Division, is to be equip ped ready for service both as to and material. Farmer service men and men who have had military* training will be given a chance to rntei its ranks. In addition, graduate* of any of the citizen*' military training ramps will he welcomed. It is the present intention of the War Department to limit the enrollment of men

tn three classes, former service men. trained men, honorably discharged and graduutes of citizens' militan training ramp*. In order to provitle those men who have not had training an opportunity to join the Tbth Division, the War. Department has planned a "RKD" Citizen*' Military Training Camp 4© he held at IMattshqJif, New York, on the shoreof lake Champlain, for one month, begining August 7. This camp is open to all young men between 16 and 35 years of age. Attendance at this camp will he without cost to the participants, the Government furnishing transportation both ways, food, clothing, medical and dental attention, and such wholesome entertainment as i* needed by a large group of citicen soldiers. Application may be made at any of the following: Citizens' Military Training Camps Association, 19 West Fourty-fourth street. New York City, or any of its agencies. the*e having been established in most of the principal towns, o STATE W. C. T. U. CONVENTION. Miss Esther Elfreth, State prerident of the New Jersey Woman'* Christian Temporance Union, and Mrs. Elizabeth Swain, of Goshen, county president, were in Ocean City Tuexiay, in the interest of the State convention, which is to he held in this city in October. They were making arrangements for headquar ters for the convention visitors, o WAKEH A rlan ahow cat*. tlx* Immaterial. Apply. 11*4 Aabury ivmw, Omi CUjr. N. J.

NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION Pursuant 10 * r*«olut|no adopted h* thmi f * v* — — ' - ■ — ..I a a i< * .

Qaainiiif a>n •»« it»* in* orumi IM v.Nt w JrrMy.b* «i on tin- 3Ktl, day of April, lit I. n Uf to brr»b> f l\ en tu-t thr Koa-d . HaffMlry and KiMiom |o and tor avary alari loo district In OCEAN CITY. t-oanijr of Cap* May. HUtaot Maw J arm- v. Will DMvl at u»* loiloviu daalxnatad Uaer* rilW Ward -Nil f Kir* llouaa, Aabury Av* nua. ba.ow Mixta at-rri Mm.od Ward— « 'ourt Hnom. la Ctly Ma i, corner Moth atrm-t an i A*i»ury Amoa, ON TUBDAT. MAY mi, IW1. the houra of oea end nlua o'cterh P. M.. fur tba purpoaa of maklas a rrcMiu lion of votara aad inravtaa at*l orrarf inrag later of voter* lor aald MPKA'IAI, KI.Ki T1UN, of Tu.-aday, May Mtb, 19X1. A SPECIAL ELECTION For the p-irpoac of aterUas a prraon 10 flu tba fn2 low in x uffln a Cofnttiimionar <»or tbr unexptrad term of Kobrrt Fiaaer. drrauro will ba bald oa TL'BMPAY. MAY Htli. l«i, aad that tba alartlou offlorra will ait aa a Hoard of Kieri 00 at ti.r pteraa abov# men uonrd oa tba abora day. conawariDf ai an («) ociodk in tba tm.taitiK and riaaiag at •area (7) o'rlorfe la tlw HAKKY A MONRIN. i k. P.F., fllOAO i

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THE UISHES 4'REI H KNTEKI AIN The Miuei C'reth arc entertaining ■«l their apurtmeiit*. "On BJu'ir,"; tiieir nepliew, John C'tcth Mai*b and family, of Wilmington, Del., j»mI Mr. •tiMi Mr*. George Ea*tburn and fain»l>, of 6249 North Thirteenth *ttc#t . ; I'hiljuielphta. Mr*. |-at*t^ufn will Uiemrmijere«l a* Mi«* Edna May I Mni*h, a niece of the Mi--< ♦ fiwth.

EIRE ALARM SlGNALh14 Sixth and Flea *u re avenue. 17 — Eleventh and Bay avenue. IK — Fourteenth ami Buy avenue. 86 Seventh ami Wc»t avenue. 42 Second and A ury avenue. 43 — Fourth ami A>bur> avenue. 1 45 Eighth and A*bur> atrnue. 46 Tenth ami Aabury avenue. 4k- Thirteenth and A*hury avenue. 49 — Sixteenth and Aebury avenue. I 61 North and Central avenue. 54 Sixth and Central aeeuuc, 57 Eleventh and Central ."vuue. Twelfth and We>k-.. J 6K Fourteenth ami We*lr;. uveiue. 73 — Fourth and Ocean avenue. 76 — Seventh and Ocean ave ne. 76 — Ninth and Oceat^ avenue. Si -Second and Atlantic avenue. 96— Boardwalk and Mooriyn teira<e 911 — Bay avenue and Hullei *ea road 521 — Twentieth ami Ce ilrul avmuf.

ORDINANCE NO. 166 WMFJ(6A£. lb o >r Or*mm V • ■ («rVvt».Mit «»f Nrw J' c.*» > > x* 1>«U< I .mU * .Utflvi-Kirlil «a«! tx* COM of which Is at Ixwm ffYjM.Tfli That art 4* tbr ca« 1 of »*i. l iuipret*aicbt fco trrtt *«<m»rd ao prebrrtjr tpKUllj- U »ru h itupruirarai, "16 loMiiwtt. flat* of ton"<(wg and ro.t Uiui «» fwliuws : — iu-t-rotriu^nt — Hhcrt asphalt laid ->a cosMr fouadatioo. . UixAiioD — Oa A*bury Av*.. from N'«rtni«»} irtrBiMbtl *t.. aad oa purtius uf Kigilk ..n tti and Troth Hi*. I lair of I'iHfcplriwB - Oct. ?£, 1920. co*t M IIEKMA*. lu Uuipufariljr flnii. lb. wt of rvBHriKlbB of wtd Impro 1 1 au* 1,1 ib» . •old I'tq of Ot«aa Ciq ha* from time to* uir 11.' urrrd tnupur^nr isdrUrdftr,, *a4 Ui .|*W rtidruird b) - Uirut I toi«» drwrtWd iti tbo follwwiata Mteluk by' !»rir :>uaibrr«. dal* ». oiatuntMw ai*1 uiuuaat* .« Miu*,:^U. Itat*. Maturtt). tcuouat. ! Jun* 2:1. l'*lb irn Itriaaad $l<>.«:^o.oo 1 Jjiy Ji. i via oa ifcauud • 4" *rpt. 22. lata Ou iH-uand in Sot 24. l»l» On 1 Br ma ad 6.5U0jfl0< 31. 1»1» On ltemaagl S04.T0: *1 Apr. 2»'». 1920 • »:i l>rUiatid hoo.00 j ■22 Aug. 1H2U Ou iiamand b-Hi.oo 1 U IX t. 2*. 1920 Oa Ormaud 1v.o-.ki.uu i . OCL 2t>. laze Ou l*rOlaod JB.-HHJV.I Ml Itec. 11. 1»1» Oo l>r til and u.nov.uU J \n Ordinaorr autboridng th* K»wlne of t*«nd» uf tbr Cltj uf OCroa C >I« w Jrr -«■>. in tbr aggrrgatr pria ipai boobbi of flTa.OOO.efl and to b« hauna a* Faring Itjbd*. | Tbr Hoard of Tomnik-ioorra of the Cltj of K*ra a Ciijr do urdolo : 1 l.oitdk uf tbr Ctt f of Ikwaa City, a ..unUtpal rurporallon of Nrw Jrr—y. ta th' car.-avr prtmipwl amount of fl7ft.OOO.O". • >>d to br known a- Faring lk>nd>. ar« brtv- > autborucd parvuaat to thr pru%i«ton» «n art of thr Logolaturr of Nm Jrr*ry. ri. tlrd. An Art to autbut.i* and rrgulofr U« *uainr of bond* BDil Otbor obiig.ti..u« and br tnrurrlhg ot lofl*bi«dn*n» by oowotg. it jr. t- r>>ugb. Ullage, town. to«n»hip or aay 'unlacai'tx governed tj aa laipru, cgm t oqB|br..iot:. appruvrd Man b 22. I91«. and <iM4>iu. udatratii tbrr« if *a>d t»iod> »bai: , jrWypd April 1 IV21. and »b^:i tear tatrr•t af tb* rate of «lk t^r r^atam (««&! tu-r | innum. payabte arm ansnally on April 1 1 and October 1 la racb year aad ►ball te a unite red from 1 to 73 Inclmilre : -aid bond* • ball te of lb« denomiaatioa of fll.oOO.CK» '*rh and *ball ooaturr fl4.04Ht.o<> oa July 1 in each of th* year* or 1*22 to I9.T* incla* .»* and is.000.00 on July 1. llflb and July I. HMD. 2 Tbr mos«) to be ral«ed by *ald bond* «ba1< te applied to tbr pajrwien: of the tro. porary t mpror* nent note* a* ret forth tn the prr ambi* brreof and to thr paymml <.r Ik : of thi» i.*u* of boad*. Tbr amount »f 11.,. nrj aree*a«ry for aurh putter te;nx iTfc

3, TY' following matter* are hereby d* < rmtnrw and drrJared : I Tbr prrt«*>l of u*rfulnei» ot th* Im•TwreoBeot w ttja the limitation* of mj d o* 1 • twenty yiit"*. tb> Tbr av*r*g* a**e«ted valuation of •be tar rbte real property. Including imprerrrumt. of *ald City of Ore— City, mntpated

apui. tbr nrkt three preceding valuation* •hereof, in the manner ; ro» id-d in errtioa 12 of *ild act la fle.00T.ZSS.de tc) The net deb; of the aoid City of Ore* a t'lty rompnted In the maawer a* pA.«id*d ir •*<i too 12 of *a»d act oa aod a* of May 2. 1921. brine «»«47s;. (d! Tbr atatentrn I ■ regnired by **M1oa 12 of aatd art bavr teer. mad* and filed 4 Th* ordinance 'boll take eflm al tbr expiration of tea dava from it* final la-af JOS. G CHAMPION , W I U.I A M H. CAMPHKLL. Commi-loD <r\ Atte«t : — HARRY A. MORRIS. City Cierk. NOTICE Tbe f«»reeolny ordinance *»« approve*] on the *i iter nth day of Mar. ltJl. The tend* authorised thereby will be i»•ned and delireeed after the nlxth day of June. 1X21. and any anit. action or pr.<e«*itag to set as.de or vacate tbi* ordinance mute he brvwn elthin twenty day* aftrr 'he puidiration of thi* nateomnt. Hated: May. lith. 1921. HARRY A. MORRH City Clerk. fl It. It.. P. F„flV7i L Leslie Headley Co. iMMfWBld BUILDERS Architectural Service 515 EIGHTH STREET ififhtk nod UmHy khh Ocean City. N J. PcHg—r and Bnilder of Arttctic Bunge low*. Convenient Cotthgrx, Up>to-l>atc Apartmentx, Modern Hotels. OTIS M. TOWNSENL BUILDER Okficb: 8th St. Oppozit* V. O OCEAN CITY, N. J. Only galvanized nails a*ed on exterior work I - . . ■ 1 (leopjte W. Hnrrio Contractor, Builder and Jobbing •tow* Free- Bengal*** a Specialty No. 13 W. F ourteenth Street OCF.AN CITY, N. J. h*I. ptH,ne, m j 4V>n.pnn— Hon !n*arano» Carrtte Leander S. Corson BUILDER •e»e etittt av» OCtBN CITY. N 4 fHp«t 1|T • W AHtriH*! lebRtg HUMBERT C. PONTIERE BUILDER TMtk St' Hi ocoa CUT. I. I. Hmrry R. Hayes canrcNTra InWwg wtwk promr>Iy attended Id Lot* lot SaW Cottkfr* For SaW and Rem THWif Ihffd 81 tad AfWn hi OCf U cin. 1. 1. •tn F«ew«. a#'-j « Try an Advt. in The Sentinel and Get Result b

ATTENDED DINNER. The Rev. Dr. liandley, pa* tor of the Knot M- E. Church ami a former chaplain in the nrrvice. atiextded the dinner given at thr Brighton Hole'. Atioiitic City, mi Saluiday evening. 1 '«> Col. A. Q, Gilrnore to the officer* of the 112th Regiment, H. f. A. The reuiiiaii wu> enjoyed by all fiie participant

ORDINANCE No. 167. VNHLKr.A* ths < »ur ot Ocawa Uty cnornd u> U n-»*u i.iimb MMpr<s ••***- at* *« by mo MdiuM* « an 1 tad. "Ai- t<> mvimI »». cniiMfac miilW. A» </.'4>h*Ba io tonM run. rrm% 1 mt*i n. *o«l nwauuii. • uulkteod 11. «|. m>k*U waterattor ihaa Um Aiteattc IN— »HJua th* ( jtKldirlK>l «/' 'K.,1 i ll). *Im1 lo. 4te imi Ihcrwnf,' aid mu icdiMArt rtUUfltdlitB a MUteJ IIM. «LI ntisd An ordinance b*iabilahiag • bulkte«4 Umm 1* m v * ,i#ri other than th* AtUklir IKr»r>. mini HHbKLA- Ite Mid incdftMUMB *•«* te te |«d for by *'• »*a*rm upon th* «•*- ' * - ot Ul.O tefcvftUd Itelldi), jutd hllKAKAl'. 'f>t mm; iBifiu.HMBli w*>« or, th* Third day at April. Ik^" «ad tte «i«w w,ou a* n.««W by u* |lo*>d 1 I "awnHKeitu of A.h n«a*nti **,* cw. t LimmI o, th* Ite'd of ( uaoiiuviw 1 1 of •aid city oa the N.art«*wth day ui Jul). 1 J9jn. *iW W Ht.Kt.A-. 10 tewipofary huaate th* torn* at *a*d impfunwiani* th* wd r«ty at Oammrn City. did. iruwi ttm» to nm*, iimu iratio tmn "*IHitedan and i» am *vtd*o**d hp | MUMXiy antes whtch or* dmtntmd in thr I ofln aria* M^tedutr Ot thru nutate;. da-r. 1 *nd aaaiunlM*. and umwu. a* follows: : No. I'sir. Maturity Aawun' -II M« 24. |*|'y On dmaul da.W ill At*. 7. I>]» Oa ds mmirnl JUo » A,-. 31. IVIO OB do sutd fl.teo M-» 24. I>l» Ou drauul ».Tl. id* Jul 29. 1 vl W Ou (faaauj U.-V -'.-.I Oct. r. ;>1* On dm—ud |.Xio -•> Jan 1>. lk.li On drmaud >- At-c . ... !>_•«» Oa d*w**ft« 4A*t> *.. « Au rf P'. |>.u Oft dM—ftd '• A>. o4'» lun. 27. 1 1*24 tfft 1I1 hi ■ 1 I kw. fl'il A|f. II, 1»2I Oa d*wiai i1 I.4o> ji and | WliLRKA^. aid *i<*««Mrftt will I* .j in inMallmrBIs aud it i* n+Cfmmrj to o^.I I cue to t*tftpor*i ) r.naiM* ths rou of mmJ i«t-r-.rwri.l« aftd i' 1, desirous (o rhsu^r I -.h* form of >ndHit*du*ss. •( rate, to ,mprwisamta tm.tul, sad to maty. »nhla hx >sora all si satd work wo* cvmptetsM. itei«I tor* Aa «»d Mirfr aiohociaiair th* usuauc* of I mi.ro-- rn*Bi Bote* uf th* Ctly ot Ocrsr. I Civ. N*» Jscsnyr. »n th* — ,-rsgst* |*im> t«l »um of 12*.' - . «r«l U te LM'i ft a* . IMPROVEMENT HOSl'S. CONTRACT Ms. THE BOAkl' OF 1 OMMIStfONKR* OK 1 THE CITY OK OCEAN « TTY IKJ OKI AI^ 8s<tujft I. Imj>ru\rm*ft! i*»ad< of th* City •of Orrsft lily, a muaiopal corpora*. ^.r. of < Now J <--■*> . la th* aiurrswai* prianisi >un Iof »2 mi.il lo te kooan oa improv. m*wt Coat ran No. Ink sr» hrrri.y ■uth^md pursuant lo th* prvtluubi at mm or! Of Ite Lnrt'tafurv of N*-» J*imy. *«.- •"tel. Aft At to suinoria* mini rwnlat* ibs ifswatxr* ol hood* and uthr. aUigntosi^ 1 nod th* lAfftrring of >ftdr4i'.*dav«B h» county, cty. borough, \iliag*. town, towiu •hip or any muiac.p^y go%rrnrd by as «mpnnnmrn! tuaaiuwB." spprox«d March 22. leifl. and th* smmdmcfti* <h*rw«>: S*.il bur.d. te dst*d May 1. 1921 and tear, . tewx iat*r**t at tha rat* of ate par cw*-. am. jwr annum, pay a bis mm'-ar-coall) on May I 1 and Novsmter 1 in *act. y**f. and teatl te nuistersd from 1 to &2. .nclus*** aad rood* tea M te of ths dsaocninatun ..f flite - w». sweh. cvrspting oa* wborsnf «rh*rt> shall te of th* drnomiftatMm of Ii3; 04. and shall matur* on th* 1st day of May. 1X2X ps> - ahl* at an ssrl^r data at th* option of »s^ Citr of Comb Oly Sscnoa 2. TV.* monias to te nute by satd hood, shall te applisd lo th* pnywwi. of th* tooRimrary i«| rr» irnin ootev. oa ■* lorth in th* prwombl* hsrwof. and th*c«te t*mpoiar> hnsr.ee th* cost of ssxl imp*, , rment* during th* period for which said inpmi saasnu are to te paid in ioMalUwrw'* lT th* person* as**«a*d th*f»for 5«ctl r 3. That the form of sard usprwr- ! **•>' Bond* and al) mart*?* mat ray thrmu. teal! te by resolution by th* lhard of ttenI SBtssionrr. of M:d city. | Section I That this ordinanc* shall tabs • offset at th* expiration of too day* from it* final poasnrw. , Attest : Harry A Morn*. City Clerk. Com— aswMtef* NOTICE Th* ordinance entitled above wma |wswd : «a firm and mcotid rewdln« at a mooting of the Hoard of Coa>miaateft*r* .if Uassn City held on the lflth day of May. 1921. and will te taksn up oa third rswd.ng and final pan*, so* at a meeting to te hold oa Matador. May loth, at ths Com— »**>a*r* Charnti 1 r City Hall. Ocesr Gtty. Now Jersey, at th* hour of tb*«* o'clock in th* afternoon HARRY A. MORRIS. I City Cierk

fl-Bk Zr, P. K- fill WJ •VBD14AE Dr. w. p. HAINES COR. NINTH ANO WESLEY AVE OCCAM CITY. M. J. WICK HOC MM -! I Si uf (•toflp.— 1 Boil 1'lKHie, ZW hi Od leal tiviunnatis* Mooonge swo CXxrwrUve Oj Bnoaaticw Kwcdksi. Muieuwat* Dk. Florence B. Haifes lloarw by Appointment 4X KAN CITY. It. J. Hours 4-lOk. m . f-a p. tn Allen Corson, M. D. flM Wesley Avenue City New Jersey w Inter -mate tZ»-A. JJHRSCHEL PKTTIT, M. D. 807 WESLEY AVE. OCEAN CITY. NEW JERSEY ofltvUtHtn: ltoiea.91. / 7 to » p. m. 'boas ' ►«<•* Hour* PlMWtefn I'ot il 9 hi tOfi in 7 to • p. at. kJoHN H. Whiticar, Ms D. 717 WCSLCY Ave Nut Occan City. N. j. oAa§ Hours, Ueaan m* 1 oealli W e*1trSWda> {911* m. FtkIoj . Saturday. 9 I fl ifl p. m. DR. CHAS. H. VAIL OMeofAtkk Pkvxkigfi Oe—fi Cn« times PhtmAelphla offloe Maasrx AhilwnMs (UMteal Kami* Trust hid|. Blflfl -iWrTT.fi I 'hob On Walnut IBM J. Prcscott Cadmnn, Jr. ^WifSWSf tfi k-.nl ate of Mark Lake funeral Director 809 Centrfll Avenue (Keen City New Jerwey APTo tot iretM ATTfilVriR.iT.l41>. Woottn, Hirconrt & Sttelmin law orriccs »IT heevw* Avvevv lie luiLem* Ottia Citi.M. 4. Aititii* Cift.fi 4 OKI WswSS in w a e w ANDREW C BOSWELL Law Offices Maitflr In Chxncery 9<hpm 9u'M'm Asten A«fi 9M4 flth flt | OCX *W CITY. B. ds

/ j. A RE you using Edison Mazda Lamps ? If " not, why not? They give three times as much light as the old style Carbon lamps for the same current consumption. ! m. _j OCEAN CITY ELECTRIC SERVICE f ' of Atlantic City Electric Company

William Maloney Auto Electricians S|iec«loiiietcfii Refj«irrd, Hailciu-x Kcyaixni. Presto Lite Storage liaUfiic*, A« ftyleurOA- A|»l»liume> 2307 Atlantic Avenue Atlantic City, N. J. Phone 23H-J Something New lur the brxrfit of Ucro C"»t> Ocean City House Cleaning Comnany will eMail koartsrtsl, temnllug teniaa. prtvnl* ciKlng*. «rf»ir*. i.roti) thtaa ><.«-t*wi U> furiitte svrryit- :g. Jusi gt««- u*ti» jut. •r «|-> tiw r*w>t. All work Kusrasiwl X r Will do II by Uir rwir*, I te tiny . li.tr w- s Ulsi. 7311 Weal Avceuc Ocean City New Mr amy tteli Kiw.te.TV w JOM.S, kotjl Rn A BASSELL A. L JOflf ICK. Mai— .-C I ABBOTTS' Alderney Dairies Inc. Phiiatlclphifl and Scaehorc a ■ ^ - Seventh St. and West Ave. Ocean City, N. J. Abbott's "A" Milk Cream Buttermilk American Audit Co. ACCOUNTANTS Audits ExaminationS>*stems Income Tax Ch»». w. Perry, CP. A. (NY.) k*w4e*l Mtuiri 8<i»*w« Court Bwddmg. fhdnJMphaa. Pa waiu« S. Leech Oiwwa City firv*M*Ub«t «M Atkabr aw. Phan* »IM ===== SEE =

CLOUTING, BRECKLET AND ' GODFREY BCrOMC vou OO tovfi MINYINO Contractors and Painters OCEAN CITY. N. J . >«u hw. .o«-« >, Lee & I3ourgeois Larpenters and Builders 1 — OCEAN CITY. N. J. Jobbing Work a Specialty JOS- D. LEE E. A. BOURGEOIS RfUBac* Itaatdwwc* X*e Maali* pknc* Wb and C—trnl Aw PhMH 19*. M Mam, VIVIAN B. SMITH ARCHITECT 04St OuarantM TTuwt Buttdto# Atlantic City. N. J DANCING OwUrvfi'v Clam m Fancy IWi^. Shlw FV n| nod Paafc—r I ko F»te 1 a a 15 VIOLA SCHOOL OF DANCING j 1 Lmmftor 912 WESLEY AVE » u H * T nnifnn ** two houte IP Juu€ to ^ UUIIUI State p*Y wanted iml flddztffl X SENTINEL OFFICE NOTICE If tnmduii: w«il man te A* Jteh,^ ••wad yam Hr»w WNy or lawn 1 i. d.> it Cteonmg a IhckIH bi the day «x hn>fLORlDA 0 JONES •37 HMNOh a v t OCtaw CtTv N(« JIBOft Nmtf CalWfl tor wm4 DfW»tr« ItncfiliMtl Uqr hMiiifg Ph«nt»2Kfi THlh'K HKRVIUR J. B. THOMSON * SON EXPRESS T*2 WM AVENUE IHw. Ully, N»« In.*) ■*■'" — — — — — — — I All km4% el kvf« madr «wfl Gwmval Lock traBbH^ PVmtfiSR W Alter E. Allen 745 A38URY AVRNUR j Biflfi'.OwtrtrPhtffiiq

R. H. JOHNSON PLUMBINC COMPANY jfk mom m ala Nrw OHicn 817 ASBURY AVENUE wh rat g*lr rmi aad Inrafii —all br fgJuMy wrifum,*4 Hell Pboac. IBO-J f anBiwrr huarg , Rtupholflltrinf LET US l^iftdfjw Sludtt estimate a FOR YOU Awnings and 'House Furnistnn^L 4 ht r |fi.v»are I . g#d f- e.*M«4te*-<*i w4|li H ami W *rk ou t H wd M«»«-rtai Law rence 1. I ear o$4 Anbury Avenue Ocean City. N J. Be Prepared TIME FOR SPRING HOUSE CLEANING IS HERE »ud there ore ooe hundred and one articic* nrrdrd fm thfcv ptirpuwc wba-h yuu uevcr think of until tbry are needed Why mA siu|> it "Or of out »U»f eb nnd luuk over mbdl *c have to ofirt you at price* that ate alway* right2, Wallace A Son, Inc. 6O0 AND 6S8 ASBURY Ave , — CAMPBELLS GARAGE C M. CAMPBCIX, Fioy. Twelfth Street and Asbury A venae OCEAN CITY, N. J. * City Garage SEVENTH AND HAVEN AVE. occAfir Of Tv. 49 am jroiflp L. W. MILLER PAOAflfl TON tclcpmobc, bo a

ONE OF OUR NEV MODELS HEADQUARTERS FOR Buicks Dodge Brothers' Motor Cars Maccar Trucks Motor Parti Reptir Work Batten Service MOTOR SHOP CENTRAL GARAGE VTLDVOOO. N. J- OCEAN CITY. N. J. JOSEPH SCSIVANL Pw^.

sL. . ~ - r. 1 1 the universal cab jMMIK ForxhSedm — a mightv vx>mhMt*b)e cat ^ f»r wprv tUr nr 4S- vwr. Hi* m >« en ; , jovablc ttfiBYnirnts ctviSit^l w.tH a | thentilitvol thetanriflkgear. Finrh uphohZetexi — BfeOM litKtmeti*h — with plate flan ultdtng windows, it h cool in hot weather while dry and warm in fill and winter. It i< the rcgMlai simple -to -handle and mi -endnring Ford rhznn lUjl . vl with a honton body — the family cat that not III ^ only pleases with it* comfort bnt sa\Y* money in .11 k»w first coat and niter operation Let n* give von a demockstration and the price h. only t b Detroit ;j| Plezsantvillc Ifiotor Co. II I ? South Main Street \S mmhbmgirm Ave i||. MMMNtlPIUIl N. J. . . mmpwammMB^ m J '«•