u / I SPf'' ' OCEAN CITY SENTINEL />CEAN CITY, N. J., THURSDAY, MAY 26. 1921 —

Ocean City Sentinel rat*Tm» mmm hiHMi* S«aa« Tiiimui OCEAN CITY PRINTING" AND PUBLISHING CO. OCKAN CITY, • . NEW JEREEY ll« 1 1 Pboti* No. 1S8-J. Tkl> rumiMt iomhm Uw rl|Ul IO r»l«» lit) fclv«rti*i i All ramutuiTral 9MIO lUU M*l-< Will bt> pufetoB#-! HI) 11m ukUM ul vrlur «<|irlll*lb| tub)1 tuurt It# It Ifcla U>- •- uui tliau UuuQ. Ttlil Nil «#lll N •IfU-K) »Ut»*r#d U> •b • .«•* uui^..) d»ttl \*g «lparl«UC*6 l| nA THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1921 miim>4 «1 iiM rwi OHM mi Oomma Clip M JM«a second PtaM lUAll ■Itur. WK are glad lhat thi city ha* »l«ciiled to place an electric light on Central avenue between Eighth and Ninth street*. This has long been iteedr i. The >iia<te trees have made this a very gloomy section at nights. There is another hlock that is very black at night > over a considerable portion of the year, and this is on Wesley avenue, between Seventh and. Eighth streets. - - -O ' public school authorities, with fhe ph> -icul director, Prof. , Unger, art- in be commended for the excellent work that has been done in the rank* of the .school children during the la*t yeai, a> revealed by the exhibition in the nil park. Thursday afternoon. All of the children did exceptionally well in their drills and dancer and the: are to be congratulated. It warn a pretty sight witnessed in the ball park on this occodon, and one that was enjoyed and appreciated by the parents and friends of the more than 600 children participating. » •

o DEATH, the grim reaper, has been haay in Ocean City during the last few weeks, and the harve>t has included, among others, two of this resort'* best known residents — City Commissioner Robert Fisher, and Prof. L R. Thomas — ami men of more than ordinary intellectual attainments. Prof. Thomas not only had a deserved reputation as a scholar, but he pos*essed a military record in the Civil War of which he might be and was justly proud. An officer of the gallant Ninety- seventh Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers, formed in Chester and Delaware counties, he served with honor and distinction. He waa naturally of the old school of teachers, and in his day and community was a leading instructor in Latin and Mathematics. He was always interested in school work, and his duties during the last few years kept him In active touch with the teachers and pupils, o Now is your chance to invest In a good solid bona fide Building and Loan Association that realised nearly 9 per cent, last year. Join the family of saving and earning and subscribe to some shares of stock in the new 18th series of the Home Building and Loan Association. Lost something? Place an ad in the SENTINEL and it will he quickly returned. ORDINANCE Na. |» WHEREAS, the aatomoto I* ha# In many laaiaMra ham u**d u a mean# of Ow eoaaraj lam nf er iar and WHEREAS. |W aviomobito a* a <s.nv«y•aaa, b m ciliary for tha iraaip«rutk>B of l*MBM witkln thi* city: and WHEREAS, (ha trm»«tlin* poblit ahouU ha aoiMOHxlatad with aw-nai of I ran apart a. ttoa and rat ba protartad fn.m anarru|mlou* tmrwomm. tfrnrm • .ng an aotoraototo . there'-, re An OTwnanra proaidinc a llren«r for v*. Mrlra maad for tha traaaporta'a.n of j*a■anaor* for hira within (ha Oty of Ooaaa Oty and panaioaa for vfalatfat.. THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF OCEAN CITY IN) ORDAIN: Section 1. Thai H akall ba «ab«rf*| for •air pa raft a a praam, trw. aaaortatton or • rporatioa. to biro pot. karp or ua# for klr*. or raaaa to bo k*i4 or oaad for hira any aalraaabUr, i««u.k «r — to- rrfcfrto (•ropalWd by motor pcreer. or anr carriar* tor iraaaporta-.ton of pa»«*nrar« for h.ra wit Fit* th* limit* of Oram r, Cltr oilk. •mt ftrat hartnr otoaircl a hraaa. for ihat imrpoar tmm iSa CMp Clark Bartem I That thara ahali ba chnrraj to for ago or paroona. Arm. a**r>etaiUn nr rortofiiwr. »h o ahaJI karp or wr .'or hira any au< mnbtla. tatkab or o»hrf lehtoi* protolM by motor powrr. for (ha transport*poamaar* for biro wllktn tha i.mita nf (towaa Cny. (ha turn of ftS '*» and for on*, form rarriapo or bua uad for thr tranaCiatton of paMOBtrr* for hit. wit bin tha ha of tha City of Ooran City, aha 1 1 ha tha awn of |$.M ; far rarfc top kg# to carrWaa or baa used for tba traa«pnrtattoa of pa«wnmi for blra^ aha 1 1 ha (ha ma of lib 00. and tho aa.d Itranar ao paid shall ba fortbo aaa of iU Oty ni Ooaaa CHy. •ftplon t That r* Try prrann '•< fiaranfil, laamhara of • Arm, mrmhrr, of an (Ion. ofltoara *4 a eorporatlon. lirmmd or.- # dor thi« ordinanr. ahall ba of pond rharartar and rrpwaiHt: nrA a J..;: ba fraotrd Ir, aurh par ■on. or prrumk. approrad by two or mora ntiwaa of tbia nty. Arm. oaaroialton or ron'OraOon. Uinr ■ r*ai. daat of tbla «ty. and ha Yin* had aurh mi-h-nro ono yaar ami rroradln* tha data of ammmim far Manm. Soriinn I T>»t Mid llaMkto to laaaad by •old <uy ( irrh ahaU ha kopt poatad la mma port of r»ar> .urh autMrvAnlo. •fextaah or othar tmr.u r ahlrla for (ha traaafcrlailon of po—nran for blr* Ir iha l>nno a* operator or owaar of aay llranw ba roYftbarl hr tl to Stat# ftf Now Jarw-Y than (Ha Ixwnaa ivaaod ahaU pav-Aad mrut (ha amnaat of tha faa paid for tfctoltraraa dull ha rorfattad. Hartmn I. That mid II ran «a ao laauad by •aid City Clark atiall m rnni any aaa of (ha atraat*. avonum and htrh »>• In <Vaan CNt lew d trait with tba lawi of tha Srata of Mow bray and tha ordlnanma of CW*r, City: and aaid 'lm«a •» »lt n^ri on Tho nwt d«t of Jun* in «nd r> ary yaar. Hartiftr r, E*rr> |arMi. Arm. »Mftri«il..n or aorporatloa, «u,lailno any of tho ahma irf tbia ordinoara. u|M>n r> r, . . tharanf, Mo«i> a prnpor r.fV»r ha.iia >«rt. dlrtlaa, diall ha wjbjori to a ftna rwK atnat MM Twn Nondrad Dollar# (|?<><;<*| and In dafault of tha |a vrrant of told fur la- Im. plimmd In tha City or Coonty Jail tnf a torn* m* orrom Imp thirty day# at thr dlam* loo of m»d oSlrar. and any rr-uatHinn nt any art horain pvobll>|t#d m any da, 'oiinw. I no »orh ooftYirtbf. #hall bo daonwd a now <-f*+ f'ff 1 Artbi T. Tho City Clark la barohy —thart— < to t«#op. undar tbia ordlnooro. NOOMOO aa idod horaift. -Wttoft a of liTfim aaptrlno on ♦ ha Elr*« doy n# iunr. (hia 'irdlnanra dial I tab# llhft #t (ha data nt Ho Anal po*#ar» in nr4or »h,. •» . ^i'y may poinmi I frnm ■iT'»m/>..ir» halm opar»tod. for rba iranepnriatlnri of n araanvarr without na llran*— I Thi# ordmann# diall rapral all ordlnawrr i (nmfi#i#«ofit l»#ra*iih JOA. CI. CEAMTIOH • I ofnfBlklj'iF WT* A NOTICE TW oharr ftrdlnar^a »n ps#«ad on A r#» ,n<i «r.,ml rndlna or o moor I m of (ho Board of Opmrn air, - . r> OtHO# (Ity, N J , hoM on *he ftoh nay nt May. Ibri * nd will ho •■ban up -n third r<-^ltnp and r •■■! pooooy# al a maarin* mid Imard ♦/» ha hrld on Jama fb.'i. at tha h...,r of T.ft g'flM d | to 1(1 Ik, C.onrr.la- n Chaaiboi, City Hsf'. raman CfSfi Maw Ja/'oy. If A irC V A. MORRIS . CHy CWrk Hr r r. N-tt li

COURT WILL SOON HEAR FREEHOLDERS' CASES Many Important Rccomcnda t ions W ere Made by the <*rand Jury Procectiiuga will be started in the Tape May County Court at Cupe May Court Hoime uii June 2, it is fluted, in the can** of the indicted members of (lie Cape May County Board of Freeholdeto. It has been reported that JuNlice Black will preside at this se**ion of the court. The grand Jury, in iU report, a few days ago, made the following recommendation* : *T. SMALL BOARD: By rea»«n of the huge number comprising the Board of Cho.*eu Freeholders of the County, combinations have been formed for the purpose of carrying out the extravagant program above referred to, and as a result thereof >ome of the members of the board who have not been actuated by corrupt motive* have been led on by the combination in omi s>ion* in the | discharge of their public duties. A* a result, we therefore recommend | that immediate steps be institute*!] to submit to the citizens of Cape May | County the adoption of the act proi vioing for a small Board of Freeholders, realising that the smaller board elected by voters of the county, i instead of wards and districts, would | result in the selection of men know n i throughout the county for their honesty and integrity, and not swayed by local conditions and influences, and vesting the responsibility for the administration of the county affair* upon the shoulders of three member^ instead of fourteen. ~2. CENTRAL LOCATION: The 5 •

Board of Chosen Freeholders is constituted by the legislature of Die State of New Jersey as a body ; corporate and vested with certain powers, and, like all other corporations, should maintain a principal place of business. The business of this corporation being co-ex tensive with the lines of the county, itprindpal place of business should lie at the county seat. We, therefore, recommend that adequate quarters be piuvided at the court house, together with proper files, and other fixturenecessary and that all of the record*, minute books and other document* connected with the business of the Board of Chosen Freeholders be Jiept in these quarters, and that all business connected with county affairs, whether by the board or its officer*, he transacted from the county seat "3. DEPOSITORIES: The fund* of the county being the trust funds of the entire inhabitants thereof, whether raised by taxation, revenue or sale of bonds, should be apportioned amongst the various banks of the county, in proportion to the financial standing of said institutions. W> therefore recommend that this disposition of the county funds on hand be made, and that in every instance interest of at least three per cent, should be exacted from these institutions on both checking and special accounts. • "4, RETRENCHMENT: In rieu of the financial condition of the county which will necessitate making provisions for the payment of interest charges and principal on past indebtedness, either by taxation or by raising the assessed valuation of property throughout the county, we recommend that a rigid economy be practiced in contracting new indebtedness of the county until the county's finances are placed upon a solvent basis, and that no new public improvements be undertaken unless absolutely essential for the preservation of work already contracted and paid for. "o. COUNTY SUPPLIES: We recommend that all properties and supplies of the county, when feas£ ble, be kept in a central location and no supplies be withdrawn except upon proper order or authorisation, and a record kept of the date, the amount and the person to whom such supplies are delivered. "fl. ORDINANCES AND PUBLIC HEARINGS: The Board of Chosen Freeholders are constituted by law a^ a corporation and are the custodian* of a vast sum of money, and under the act create indebtedness and thrtxpft'wiiture of money by the passage of a mere resolution. Small municipal corporations within the eon fine* of the county, before they can inauKurat* a puoitc improvement and provide for the payment of the same, rmi* t introduce for passage an ordinance covering the subject matter, advertising the same, and afford a public hearing In favor or against tl* adoption of the ordinance. We therefore recommend that the county Art (Chapter IM of the Ijiwb of 1918, better known as the Revislot of the County Act), be amended, compelling that all public improve mints other than tlie ordinary'# neees -try operations of the county board, ran only be authorised hy the adop tton of an ordinance, duly advertised, and after public hearing afford ed to the taxpeyer* of the county t»place themselves on record for or against the proposition. o H. H. MARTER, SR., DEAD Henry Harrison ' Marter. aged RO years , of Haddonfield, father of H. If. Marter and Cyrus Mart er, wnfotnd dead at his cottage here hy hie son, Cyrus, when the latter camr from Camden yesterday afternoor The cause of dosth was heart disease. Mr. Marter had been a summer resident thirty-two years. " ■ c A medium for saving your earn Inge this summer young man, by «Meh you will profit in future years Subscribe to some shares of stock In the new lfith aeries now open. Home Building and Loan Association, Bee the eecretary or any oftea _ La.

| PERSONALS | E. T. Bout and daughtci. Mi - Eva . Boot, of Ws»t Chester, mil* visiting | G. E. Seaman and family, of this city. Mr. Boot is Mi*. Srninau'* father, C. E. Calvert, of Toronto, a property owner here, hu* hern > pending u few- day* in this r*a»rt % S. B. Swan and wife, of thi* city, c have been entertaining MU-* 1 aura p Swan, of Philadelphia, and Mi--- * Mary Swan, pf la** Angrlr*, Cul. 1 Win. J. Sharpie**, of Philadelphia, ' whn-e Arm ha* a .-tore on the Boardwalk. was in town thi* week. f Chas. H. Wfiiss, of Gerniuntow n, was at hi* cottage during the week. | i Mis. William Rowley, of Pott f Norris and Mr*. Sara R. Clark, of Flint, Mich., are visiting Mr. Mac > J. Harris, of thi* city. Mrs. Althea Harri*. of r'ort Norn-, is visiting Mr>. Ijeon B reck ley, of ^ this city. j Chas. D. Hits and wife have been ' spending a few- days in their cottage I in South Ocean City. . I i Mrs. E. P. Bonner, of Torre* Ule, Pa., has returned to her hotel, the' Elbonar. Seventh street, thi# city, for the s«a*on. Joseph Barrett, of this city, ha* returned from Florida, where he spent the winter with hi* wife and son. J. B. Anderson, of Mt. Airy, i# now at hi* summer home, M)"» Sec or..: *treet, thi* city. Clarence Sill, of l^nuaiowne, i« here for the summer, locate.! at 101 Ocean avenue. R. S. Diiley. of Philadelphia, i* at hi# cottage &022 Central avenue, for the season. William Taylor and family, c' Philadelphia, are at therr cottage !34*> Central avenue. A. H. James and family, of German town, have opened their cottage. 1632 Central avenue. Mrs. C. P. Jefferson, of Philaoe phia, is at 405 Corinthian avenue fothe season. Mi.*# Laura Beckett, of 1219 We* ley avenue. entertoo<ed over th» wtek-end Mr#. Henry England, of Reading; Mrs. Juila Glover and Wal ter Glover, of Woodbury, and Mr>. Lilian B. Williams, of West Philadelphia. i Mis# Carolyn Devine, of thi* city, has returned from a visit to Philadelphia. She will return to her position in the local Bell Telephone Company's office on June 1. Mrs. David B. Hoffer, Mis# Betty | Hoffer and Mr#. H. L. Hoffer, of Reading, were the guests of Miss Mae Hoffer, of this city, for a few days during the week. Frank P. Horn, of Philadelphia, has opened his summer cottage, 14 Asbury avenue, this city. Mrs. E. P. Hand, of hi* city, wh<> •pent the winter in Millville, is at her apartment* in the Chester building. Edw. S. Deemer and family, of Philadelphia, are here for the season, occupying their cottage MM Fourth >treet. Miss Margaret Brown, of Philadelphia, spent Sunday with Mrs. Eugene Dowd and family at thfir cottage on Ninth street, near Ocean avenue. Mr*. Dowd is entertaining Miss M Hollahan, of Youngstown, Ohio. D. P. Fry, of Philadelphia, who has heen at his hotel, the Traymore, in this city, for some time, ha* been joined by his family. E. B. Bacon and wife, of JerseyCity, have opened their Atlantic avenue cottage and are here for the season. Dr. Samuel Ashelman and family, V Port Carbon, Pa., are at their cottage at Seventeenth street and Central avenue. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Garrett, of Elk ton, Md., have opened their apartment#, 4*The Maryland," comer of Moorlyn terrace and Atlantic avense and will be there for the season. Mr. and Mr*. C. S. Garrett are R ORDINANCE NV ISO WHEREAS mart nlm of tl* #«at»rri aariton ol tlto United SUtn. mrludirc Net* Tork l*itr. J#r#ey Cio. I'hil*- . 4#>i-*ia and i indrn. m>, #n«ct#d lie# e»- i tabu-Jung daylight aa>mg. and nHEKJCAS. MM uther rltiH *r# about to ennet tow# eateMlaJung daylight aa« ing • rxludiag Atlantic City, and WHERE A.-. U lla* in the Oty of Oc««n < Ity «.ruM bv tli fir i rr. than I It a (ia* in itla film aim. r Mentioned, and WHEREAS, by a dlSvrvi.rr of 1 !»*»• in thr < ity of Ocean I Ity and 'he rtiir. Mentioned would no* greet rnafaair.t railroad trarel. t r teflon ir rt4neaa<ratmn. towinew# and tranaportation and »h»ch *<Hild reayii in the detenment to the ii>hahitan'* of tha City of Ocean i ity. and WHEREAS, it to MMvy to the general welfare of tha inhabitant* •>( the (Ity mt Ocean City, (hat the City of ttamt< City mart a ••mlar Jegiaiatton. aa thai of lh«niiea heretofote mtntHiMtl *eirt.. r Aa mdlnaiwe to tdtrt and ratabliah fia| light murk in the City of Urran City, dur1*1 the montha I.r Jur.r July. Auguc aru| Sr 1* rM her of carh and r\»n year and to r««iuiir all rlnrha and tiMet-M-rea wit hin tl* I limlta of tha City nf (Wan i i-y to he ad- • eared one hour at two o'clock ante roerid ( tan from tha Ar«t Sunday in Jun* of aarh yaar. and to ha kept adtaared antil two o'clock anpara aaeridian of tha latt Sunday in l»|.te#nbof of each rear, when ihay ana to ha retarded, or turned hack, on# hour, and ] filing tiandard time for the City nf Ocean 1 THE HOARD OF t OH MISSION ERA OF Tin t ity op odtAs On IF ordain .Nerii'.n |, Thai I# i\» City of CWen City « doting thr month# nt June. July. Auguet 1 ■ nd net" em h»r "I »arh aid #*ery year, all t cto#ha and timepiece# withm tha limiti ad * tha Oty of (Vean i ity #hall he ad<iM«d one hour at two <• flock ante meridian from the Ar#t Sunday in June nf e*> h year ami , be kept ad- anted until IU« .. il.wk titi|»i. | meridian af the la*i Sunday in Sejitemhr r I of aarh year * hen I hey are In he irtard rd. OV lulli«d »/wrk nnr hour and w- remain until tha Ar*i Sunday In June nf the ' nem year. Sect Ki# t TTial nil twrti pgbllr nfhre, and leyral and iifftrial |»nrm|inr' "hall Ic irgulatfat in accordance will, lb* '.me a# n»nl hy thl« nrdtnanre Rectum 1 That lhi« ordinance ahall take • rftcct imnudlatrli JOS Q. ( HAMTION I C*ommi«ainnara NOTICE The atrova 'xdmance wa* paatr-' "* Artand aamnd reading at a meeting of iha fhunt nf («maiiii«hr>i .tl ihw, in, J h# d on iha tftlh flay nf May. IStl, and will hr takaa *S on third reading and hnai |««aagv al a meeting ul told hoard (n ha heM >.n Juna I. 1171, at the hour af :to o'clock p. m lh tha I'nmMltaJoft Chamher City Mall Oman < Mr. Nr» Jr<*r} HARRY A MORRIS. CHy Mi 4-N lb P. P. R N I

priU-i twining Mi - Alicr (ianrtl, of IdOiMlown#, Pa., atui Min» l.illw Dati* t of PhiUddphis, at the "Tlie Mar>- , lautl,*' thi* city. ' Chan. Diouk* ami family, of PhilsI ilr-lphis, urp ul thru j^fimnrr humc on St. Charles plorr. ' A o DOTS I The St rant) Theatre, on tlie B"unli walk, ha* «pene«l for the seoaofi. Ocean City will join the rank* <•' •lay-light naver*. Tlie metnlicr# of the faruit> of the Ofi-an City State Sltmn.ei Sclu^ii will ; again thi* >ear make their heatl- , tiuartcr* at tlie Belle\ue. This hotel will open J 11 lie 25. BODY in fiOfiOKf \ |L K. Hrnr>'» funeral Saturday of Next V\ rck A letter wus received by Otvin 1 II. Henry, of thi* city, from I State* official*, telling him of the airival of the body of hi* son, L. Hu»>ell Henry, at Honoken. The let ter ntated that a telegram would be >ent advinirig the young man'# pa- ! rent# of the time of the arrriul of tlie remains in Ocean City. An escort will accoinpar.) the body. It i* planned to have a military funeral here on Saturda> of :.e\t| week. The young man served in the 3c>4: Ftyd Hospital ami 303rd Sa:. Train, 87th Division, on tr.e -iiie. He died pf preumo:.ii it Sc tnour, France, Februar>' 13, 19! •< He wo# buried in the American ce*r* tery in France. TWO LIVE H 1 K P > 4 T «T Ma gill and H. Vk i Nortoandir '*Te». ' Mar- • » farmer w^ kathlete, a no Herbert W, W..ke». PhiTa .eiphia, will be rr.er rner* »f J 1 H w aru Siccus - ?taff a: :*e : • I Xofrnaikte here thi# smemer. Mr. Wilkes tn of Lie c : ing young nyer. b thuo. :te a a* :.ie Nonaandie lo>t nommer. x.-mo-ea host of fnenc#. c UI.ASS4F1ED Al'\ ERT'.S • ME NTS lid par law. w.nawi cAargw. TW K ;•» M( fwiur-a# wa ewiuml.Bg oiurwM LOUT Li >>T Suit Cm. Ucwwa Twwth gqg and Umi a<nw aad 12X» FWw-urv aiw r.uw. !roa neaaiag board wf car Finder I iwaaw return to 12#b P »»-, r» a.m* Reward .Vd. FOR SALE FOR SALE Whit* nwl and wucai i>ullman < Riurh > Kumrd i«ak rKair . Willow rhair Foulding couch b*d Apply in th* rr» j riung llijo Wrwlry avenur Ocran (*»*y. Adv Far Sato A Fard d«li«rry witb emtra tap la Aralrlaaa cwodtltoa. Apply ta F. H ( ra»*n • • I Aabary •«*••*. drran City. S. J.— Ad«. Far Sato Small ttouto of four room# on A*bury avrnvar n*ar Thirty. four.* atrw*c. for Harty II. Hay**. Realtor. Thirty. third aad Akbury a\*nu* Ad\. Motor and Row Boat for aato. Dunnan Jack. • 1 W*at A\*nu* Ad>. tf. Far Sato Hou«# oa (antral a>rnw. furmdwd with garag*. for U.&W : l)JW> may rctnain on mnngaga Harry R. Hay+a. lUaltor. Thinythird and Aabury a\*nur - Ad.. Special Hal* af Card Sign# You will had at tha SENTINEL office a ■ r of card board toga# pooled up for "ariou# u**« and tof- o"«r from ia#t yaar Soma of tha card* road a# follow,: Cottage# for rant. Typewriting Diwmaker . Board by day or week . Varan* i«-» Anti-MM-king Sign* . Meal* arricd . Board ing aad Table Board: B>*rd.ag by th* Week Fire Lara)* L'nfurniahed Komi for Rent : F'urmahrd Roum* for Rrn' and man, aiiMwIlarwou* one*. Th*** will be aold for the (mail iua of i\* Cenla, wbito they last Ad\ Far #ato Awning 4S fa. wide. IFVx to- tong. Window K/feni netted » i ft r hew wide 1" inchew high IS..*: iache* adr il inch** high I i'Z'. Vh inch** wide U inch** high i piecr I'arlur Suite, t rata, 2 large cedar tub*. J h*d*t*md*. mattre** and >prii.r*. IB Aabury Avenue FUR SALE Jit dinner pUtea, ? •upjwr, I; ■cup. I small platter, and I butter* £ tourran*. I *ugai bowl, 1 cremm pitrhrr, I nivtrwl *i.u|i tourwen. ail in green pattern Alan 4 raid aaurer*. raid di*he» Th* ir* for 94. L L Smith. 99.' Wraley ■%-* Ad* FOR SALE Only two left of Umm* very <tr*i rah!* lota on Aabury avenue South nf 19th atrwrt . also on* on W **• RdMWP. "Hi'h of lt'h F'rir* very ruaaor.ar.le to cloae ewt. Add.-r** Mr# H S SMITH, m L#*> avenue Coflingawood. N J. Adv. FOR SALE Eight army rota, two aingle hospital tod# with pad* for lot. mat 94# IH' Only urad #iv week* 49.' Central iiidnn. Ocean City. N. J Adv. FY)R SALE CHEAP large alia family mwl Range, ("inn1 to new large nr, farwiir Ire thel I IMP PLEASURE ANF-M'E Ocean City. Blue St«n* Curbing for aato. at bargain prices Siae 9# 14. (he atandard *i»* for Ocran City. Apply I Off Simpsoo avenue. Ocraa City. N. J.— Adv. PIANO For aato or rent ; cheap. Apply. SENTINEL .dfwe.-Ad» tl FOR RENT FOR RENT Ladle* Halrdrraaing Parlor The Breaker* Hotel Ad" It FOR RENT B» day. tr«k z? mama, large well- furnished rcaew* . ("•*•■> r able. Inquire - raima.i • Clothing gfort Ad.. AI'ARTMF-NTS FOR RENT I at or M Anair. i*i. M room#, hath, dining mom. and *n f.-r araaoa from 9Jbd I:'-, near Hear ♦» Samo#l T. Wil#on. 414 N»itb lrd #traet. Philadelphia. Pa. Adv. WA N TFD Wanted learher deal re* |viai(mn a* rlerk ■ n htoet III iiort for July and Aurua* A|»pD i lara H .stevena, 111 B. 4th vtreet. Vinelan-t N J Adv. WANTED A cottage with all con > en ton - re# at m derate figure toith lhi»e or four i«d r«r>ai for July and Augu*' A.tdre*in: Wiaaliawa aveaua. Wilmmg-on. IM. Adv WANTED Telephone operator. 19 >#ae or over. f..r mrrnwr. E>|wrtonc# no* n#c# ■ *«ry Apply Hell TtlepFione Co. 41" Eighth »treet . (toran City. Ad» . It HEI.P WANTED Wh.-# woman for cooking and don- a *tatr# work where (Wti maid* • kej • Reference, inquired Wilt# to Bra Hongfcer. Merchant v tile-. N J Ad* 7t POSITION WANTED Stenographer, hlg» arhiati graduate, one year'* experience and knowWdre nf hnnkeepl#*- <to«ire, ig.-nion ,a ' itoraa City l.»r the aummer AthDea* B H F . Sentinel olhc# Adv. WANTED t a (ting md and reel. Mu** to in gtaal mndl t Ion Addrew*. X Y. SENTINEL Adv WAT? IIM AN position wrantnd a# w*i#h man or Jinmr Heir r» lervr . e* < .ei.fwe T u'lr • . r„H Ad«ury avenue AdFarm Wanted Wanted to hear from nwoer nf fa*m »»» gnrwl land fot aato for Fall del i Jnrra. Boy 4&I. Olaey, III Adv Jamev Th<evi->|*di# "Ft Aahury avenue •hoe #hlne nibw, straw ».*(# and rti.ama. cleaned Adv. f'amaunrln# Wednesday. May II the rar Alley# RlU ba t>Mk every aiflht.j

A BLIND TON BOLD Mian lit. in, Mho (Jwnrd lluuav, Hoop lo Wrd( Tha Arlington Hotel, 410-418 Wes- » )#y b venue, ha# Id-en hold for tlie owner; Mi*« Bertha lleim, by B. F. (ba t*, real (--late operator, to J. and C, Iteariifiii, of C'oatesville, Fa., who are expefieneed in tlie hotel buai* ! nena. Miaa Heim ha- l«e#-» in the hotel budnr-t in Oftari Ult) for 24 >ear#. r Aiifiounceineiit ha> la-en made among fnend# of Mi-- Heiin that - ir i* mh>ii to be married. The name of ' . her finance is Win. H. Nicklc ■••#, who ' live# in Bay City . Mic-n. Tlie wedding will take place in this ' city. It WD CON4 KRTS 1 < il> < ommiwaiotu-m Fat or Bachman'* Froponilion The City Commi>*ioner# have decide* I that they favor the propo*ition ma*ie by Harold Bachman, director of Bachman'> Ba- I. to proaiiie the* concert* in the mu*ic jtavilion thi# <ummer. The Board of Cummi->ioners of Public Recreativn Ground# ha* the a wanting of the music contracL There are two tucancie# on thi# ooard •ihich will *oon l«e filled. " < Al'GHT B1.ACK DRUM C- a#. Babbitt, of Philadelphia, af • ~e A trier#'. C!uh P:"r hcrr. Sunday, jruUk*-: a 67-pouni black drum ti»h, i '.ne r.r>t o? the xason. J. P. Jordan, Jr^ and other# have e ha strikes, ut they foiled to C'to* Geahan caught a 3 V -pound wcakrdn at thi# pier. J. P. Jordan. Jr.. got 7 kingfi*h and s ci akers, Chas. Zimmerman, s ; ». £ ar l 10 croaker*; W m. Faust* 7 crivakeo, and D. O. Laird 10 kir.gj !.. D mething? Place an a*! in! -• SLNTINEL a- -i it will he quickv retunigvi.

MRKMAN BPSMiKfi Samuel Price Nuccerdrd b> Maur*cg KijCjfiaa t Tl»e resignation of Bamuel Price, a young iiiemiter of tlie city * panJ j fire de|*af Imcni, wa# presented and j accepte.l by the City Commi#rioner# - at their weekly meeting, tlie re-4g-nation taking effect immediately, a*( 1 roqueted. Mendel M. Brwkley, who lia law » terr.jioranly working hi tlie paid , fire department, wa* appointed to f the j..f-;*.:.'ti for a term of #i* , month*. Or. the recoii me ation of Mayor i Champion, Maurice L. Riggm- al>o wo* sppM.itcJ a member of the tie-partrne.-it for six month*. May<>r Champion recomrnet ed tl>e appointment of Andrew Bu--ell ar care-taker at tlie city's public com- . fort station at Kighlh street and the : Boardwalk and the recommendation wa- confirmed. Busxll's wife will ' go on duty a little later. 1 Mayor Champion reported r*<iuesl# r from a numlier of summer re*>«ient•'for streetlight# near tlieir home-. • Thex will be granted. Attention wa# called to the uigent immdty nf a street light in the middle of tl^ ' block on Central avenue, between Kiirhth and Ni' th otreet#. Thi- will ' >e given prompt attention. « : — H AS FINK BARBKK SHOP Felix Selvagn, the well known l«ar-| ber, who recently moved from 824 1 At-bury avenue, to hi« property at I *2! Anbury iirnur, ho# fitte<l hin !>ew shop in attractive style. IDwill lie pleased U> greet hi# patron - in hi# up-to-date establishment, o NEW HKW( H I*t 1ST OFFICE A sub-station. No, 3, of the local po»t office will l«e opene*i in one of the new stores in the apartment building:- on the Boardwalk at Thiid street on June,, 1. Mis# Beatrice Welcker, of 1405 Pleasure avenue, will l«e in charge. o A dandy investment. A medium ( for saving. Subscribe to some shares in the new. 18th series of the Home Building and Loan Association. See J. Edward Vos# the secretary.

ANNOUNCEMENT ^JT The HOTEL NORMANDIE announces that it will Til open foi the season. Friday. June 50.1921. and will be operated as in past seasons along firs) -class lines, with highgrade service and cuisine. •J Inquiries for information and reservations can be addressed directly to hotel. J HOWARD SLOCUM. Lr*re Manager | NOTICE! We have a lar^e number of clients wishing to rent and purchase. We solicit your listings. | L. Leslie Headley Co. - g 1515 Eighth Street Ocean City, N. J. | Real Estate Dept. T. W. Mould, Mgr. K Df=^= toiranti -s=tf=g, trt.to i ■i»n SreCIALIZfHQ in RNONENTY NONTH O F S'MTH 9T*CtT B. F. GOETZ REAL ESTATE AGENCY FOURTH ST. AND ATLANTIC AVE. OCEAN CITY, N. J, PMONtt; RCHTAL* OFFICE, 23«-J SALCB Rcrioc net. 202* M Buuoing Lots Beach front Oft of p at Fourth Sr*rrr €l-'ive new- liomm, four to nine rooms, all have tine ocean view and no stn-et to cro^ to the l»rach S Two squares to the train station Trolley ftaw-s It^ the door. Kleclne ranges. ojh*h lire places laundry, gtragen. Apply on premises A H. B. COOPER, Jr. BUILDER 2fM ANO CENTRAL AVE OCEAN CITVNJ HURLEY-JONES CO* R-filfferalop* | Mninni t ittqnat* >rk He-wr-1» Malttr-ara (MIWk»v«a \ . i rv.la* • mtiiMfia wiinoti Miaal II •!• toll#*' s«|u Hiaiikela Fturtet* Mr* * Nulta INH*!" i»l. air# FVl fw* Idle# I Umi* I l.lHtlltoMII HURLEY -JONES CO. WAITER R CMATTIN A RON. Man* Hie ASBURY AVE RHONE. 410 J JOBBING FUOMFTIV DONt WALTER TOMLIN PLUMBING and HEATING 130 ASBURY AVENUE OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY •HO«U V14-B 14 BCB4R AMD TBuca BOB# BUiiBia J. E. WELCH THE BUILDER COR SEVENTH STRICT ANO WEtlCT AVENUE OCEAN CITY, N. J, Qt Nt ft Al CONTB4CTOB

Any Hint' j*hrre Joseph G. Champion Building Contractor tin AN CITV. N. J. Tenth Street and West Avenue 1 Build Now | Building Material Prices will Pn»bably Jv LiA Nev er be Uiwer -A \& LET Z RELIABLE BUILDERS DO IT BEAR IN MIND! That iirw liomo #rr HX - j «i# KM FT from Taxati on lor 5 years, irorn (h-iobrt , *2 j, iqjo. uihIct the Act App Sc|#f 17. i«yr*i Y tV' Ijet u» develop your idea# into PEAKS -*«h1 futoiah 4ft hfi you with an otimaU L. Leslie Headley Co. DIIII nCDC 615 Eighth St root & DU 1 LUtno Ocean City. N J. rf. xiiiimnw :< YOU SHOULD HAVE A Reliable Builder To erect your Ocean City cottage. Yon cannot spare the tin* j to look after it closely yonrself and must depend a|*m thr ! honesty ol the contractor. I have bnilt for a large numlier of people and roald refer yon to any or all of them. Send for the list of names and photographs ot the houses Otis M. Townsend OFFICE DIIII nrD OCfcAR CITY, •th M. Opposite P. 0. LJ U I Lra L/ It 8- JS B SWAN J. E TROUT SWAN and TROUT RRAC1 icat CARPENTERS /^^and BUILDERS 1040 ASBURY AVE N UE >CE AN CITY N.J. JOBBING A VRECIALTT A'c»a' it tkt time lo gft ft* tk< Vjmi <*f tofi HOTEL FOR SALE Furnished, 27 lied rooms* Hath. Good Location, Hot Water Heat, Centrally Located. PRICK IS RIGHT Ask JOHN J. POSTCR REALTOR SIR LKihTII fiTltbfiT OC.t.AN CITY. PL J BUT SELL RENT INSURE COTTAGES BUNGALOWS APARTMENTS MOTELS J. William Morrison REAL ESTATE ANO INSURANCE OCEAN AVE BELOW EIGHTH ST. -"o*e ibo OCEAN CITY. N. J Edgar f\ Berber Real Estate ( in;ji*t St. Section of Ocean (ill> b'ine Cottages foi Sale or ^ Kent yo« most any Kent Cottage in our I>»Miict l«ots Sold on Tcr ttD. Real Estate Por Sale HIQ RARQAIIN'S Cottages. Apartments and Rttngalowt, fimtixM HkI tnfmihM Some estates in my hands must he sold at aacriher prices This i* the time of year to hoy Cottages and \a>\s at this l*opulai Seaside Resort wry Cheap. Apply to Alonzo Cotton fkio Atolxit y AVBHUB OVBBU City. IN. «L MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE No walling fi»r two ***ka lo know If yon can fitot It; wr^ .<«!< tall rno at JU*" Hargaittft 111 Hay and iKwan propertta# ('Fh*hw (s-iirmb fur 7? era IkvteMwi and tot iiupixntMUMtt lit# , hotr* of twtn (Tty. Apply to J. M. CHESTER & CO.* - Ocran Dt>\ N. J. \\\ budiRBi tVftmwrtrd thmngk mi# oflkw M m accoriUnee xritk iha fhRawiw fivii /hi.'/t.# MtfriUrat tfr »,TA» *• A#t-4r#«gf Aavia^xx is, tm ». awt 1 ntffitfl r* ^#,,^4; teA-tofiKkW.* kisnlto \ *afe C"vn«i*Me*! on thr ftbMf t nnrtpal |>roM« both Sett** aad Bavet Write for U«tiM and make tout head- • luattem with Clayton Haines Brick REALTOR «(( cightm »t. occnw city, n j. rnmm, **,*.. |my*n» Ewlng T. Corson REALTOR |r*r MauaVAVI. OCIAN O I TV, I*