' r OCEAN CITY SENTINEL, OCEAN CITY, S. J., TH C RSI) AY, MAY 2fi, 1921 " jj..

A Circus for Two ♦ By VINCENT 0. BERRY (OearrteM. !•!•. k> ik« McCiar* n*«» KHr IfMMi ) ▲ wax * • tbo aouth ami uf the muall 1 city of lft.OQO population the huge t*Ot» of (ha Mammoth Three Ring clrcue wore pitched. A atrike that had fled up transportation suinewhrr* along tha Una waa reaponaiblt for the Mammoth* sojourn there, for It wo* u hlg city Clrcua. Tha circus would l»a there for a week. too. Buraly tblr cliy of Wlnd<ivlile waa gattlog to '•»- a won derful placa. tha sstoiiUhrd uatUr* thought. But that waa not all. In the glamor and coofuaion that had artaan with the arrival of tl*a Mammoth. the cltlaetia of Wladavllia had forgotten thai the Puritan Brothers' oo* ring drill* waa billed for a one day atop la their mldat that vary week. Even whan tha Puritan did arrive and pitched Ua one antall tent ■ n a northern lot at the outakirt* of the city, tha raaldanta In the North end ware tha only ones to show any Inter . aat; a very Wgak luteroat It «n«. at that. Tha Mammoth people were not golag to gal out of practice Ju»t Im-i-hum-they ware marooned In a small town With all their apiaodor they laitni oat for their grand street parade on tha day that tha Puritan thought H waa tha canter of attraction. So en grossed and an raptured were the Wlndavilieitaa with tha wonderful parade that they failed to notice the chain of poorly painted wagons that ' mat the big parade In tha center of the city and had to tarn down a aide strec to avoid a collision. A few of tha "neck -at ret chert" on tha aide atrset took thalr eye* from the main attraction long enough to Ideu tlfy the ruinbUng wagons at gyp-* 1

deemed Fired With New Life. caravan*, and one or two did recornlie It as tha Purllaa Brothers' "elegant" ■treat parade. Tha Puritan Brothers' drcua waa a* daad a a tha brothers it waa named after, ac d they had been dead for fifty years. It waa hard for Mona Mlllson. •tar performer and owner of tha Purl tan. to make up her mind to this fact bat the clash at Wlndavllla decided It for her. Her venture was a failure. As a drcua owner she waa a good down. Of coarse, they wouldn't have an afternoon performance. Eton the North end residents deserted the neighborhood lu favor of the Mammoth as the matinee hoar apprnacOsA Moaa's disappointment knew no bounds. She had hoped against hope that this etop would net receipts auffldent to keep the creditors off until tbo show could got on a better footing, bat new all would go. Bight la the town whom the bad atartod aut she would sad- bar drcua career a dismal rata. Never had the atmosphere of taut llfis boon oo boresoma as that after hobl It waa a glorious day outalde ■ad from over the fields Mona could catch a whiff of aromas that brought back plsasant ai— orlss -green grass, a running stream, w1|fi flowers and a shady aook, were aB Joat a few ml lee away. Why not go hack to tbo scopes that had meant oa mart to her/tbo ■cease aha had aevor hoped to see •Phf Joan. Monte •now-white mount, the ealjr •ttractlon of tho Puritan drcua that remained la firat-claai form, ■■amed to know lust the gait Mona wanted her te travel along those country reads. Tha handsome mare, away from tho sawdust and canvas for the first time la many months, s«wmod flred with now Ufa Ai tho wind « aught Mona's raven locks and pulled them down over bar shoulders, tan years esemsd to roll off bar ago. The color returned to her cheeks, shaming the traces of rouge Into oblivion, the wrinkles toft her forehead, her eyes sparkled ones mora. Tho eld arenas had not changed. There waa the eaime path through the saam opening la the feneo. just where Jean cstns re a etop In the road and allowed her inlefree* io n ight. Tho fence waa an easy vault for the whit# bore# and It whlnnlrd with pleamire at the feeling of soft turf and green fries under Its hoofs Mona cried out with plea aura. too. The seme old brook, the rams old wild flower patche the same old shady pookl There aha stopped, and gathering «p tho reins of her mount rented her head oa the aide of the handsome Joan. "You heard ft all, little flowsrs and little brook." ahe whispered. "You were all here when we quarreled. It waa just such a day sa this, wasn't It? You romember how angry he hero me, how persistent I wae. I am going to be a clrcua rtder—I am going to he like my mother,' I told him while be fretted and fumed. Ho said what ■ horrible life It was; he said It would moan tha eod at svorythlng between tu -that tf I loved htm I would not lower myself to go Into such work— that la just what he ukl, wasn't It? And I told htm I dldnt love Mm I hated him If ho talked tike tluit, and I thought I ( did But I didn't, little flowera I didn't Httio brook I loved hUa, eh, so | i'tMSMm 1

Mona lores lue rigid. Had the brook answered lu tils voice? W ere her ears deceit tug her? Had her nertes gol the beet of brr or could il be— -could 11 he —was Roger there, standing right he ' hlud her? Iloger wae — but such s changed Roger, taller, more handsome by far, but with the same old smile, the seine (wrinkle In Ida eye tih« gasvri I ai him for more limit a inluiRe, her I heart throbbed violently. A» in a 1 ill earn Ids arma ojteiied for her; she j found her way lido them aud sobbed | out her feelings on hi* shoulder. There, there, little Moim," he wills 1 percd Just fur her to bear, "don't frel so bad. Tell me all shout II." Mte gained control of her tears, but she did not Irave th#*sheller of hisr. us. "It wss Just as you aeld." sintold hlui, quietly. "My career heended 4n failure— It was so bright at first, but after the big successes fall ure started In. aud now we hate ended up at Wlndavllle, where I started. The I I'urltan clrcua. that has sumkI for re Oued entertainment la the sawdust ring, la bankrupt and Its owner, M-.im Mlilaon, la a pauper." "But haau't it all been worth wlillo?' There was a new note of sympathy In Roger's voice. Muna'e spirit came hack in force. "Worth while, yes!" ahe declared, her eyes shining a new tight. "Every sueteas has heeu a paradise, every failure has Just made a resolve for gieaur effort, ll hat boon a great life. I can never leave It. I will fight ou. on. until J have achieved what 1 started out to achieve— refined entertainment in a circus. "1 am not beaten. 1 won't be beatm even t bough I know that my real hap pine** lie* here, lu this l»eacrful valley country with you and aiuoug those lhat love lue. It hasn't beeu a fair fight. It has been a woman agaiusi | the big trusts — a woman against organisations like the Mammoth." "Join forces with the Mammoth: it la your cf^ce to make good your urn I i bltions!" Roger was excited, too. ' "What chance have 1?" she laughed. The Purltau to them le a Joke." The owner of the I'urltan circus to 1 tho owner of the Mammoth circus I* * the most wonderful woman lu tlic i

world. He wants to marry her. I niu the owner of the Mammoth. 1 started out to find you. . 1 Joined a circus In the hope thai that would bring- nit* nearer to you. and look what It has led to. after all these years! 1 know now why you left the narrow, bigoted country life- the fever of circus life Is 1 lu my blood, too. Won't you Jolu j forces with the Mammoth, won't you marry the owner of the Mammoth? Mona. I need you. I want you so." "1 need you, I want you, too." Mmm drew closer In bla embrace. "Here where we quarreled, where we parted, we have come together again. The little flowers and the brook kuow all. If only we could take them to our drcuN for two I" Persian Perfume. I'erala saw the earliest development of the perfume Industry. The priests In Egypt, who were the sole depositories of science, knew the secret of aromatic substances aud prepared them. Egyptian perfumes acquired great celebrity, especially those made In Alexandria. Reserved originally for religious rites, perfumes subsequently became of current use among the wealthy classes. During banquets they were diffused through the halls 55,,' were burned In profusion. Tfcc Israel ■ tnrtt Ogrtng lher •ofcurn in Egypt adopted the aromatic sub- I stances primarily for religious purposes and afterward for personal usage. The Jews were fond of cosmetics. and even used them to point the face. All those perfutuee were ex traded from essence of trees and van ona plants. Great American Historian. In 1800, on the 3d of October. George Bancroft, the historian. was bom at Worcester, Muss. Bancroft began hla "History of tba United States" at the age of thirty. The flrsr volume wae published four years later, In 1834. For nearly fifty years be de voted himself to the work of writing a full history of the United States The twelfth end lest volume waa published In 1882. During this period Bancroft found time for Important political service. He was secretary of the navy and minister to Urest Britain and to Oermany. He died at Wash tngton on January H, 18B1. Nothing More "What of Cungreaaman Flubdub?" ' "Him? He's a barnacle ou the ship of etate." — Louisville Courkr-Jouro*' I — | ADVERTISE IN THF. Ocean City Sentinel m Published on Thursday of Each Week Official Advertising Medium of the Board of Commissioner* of the City of Ocean City, N. J. Rates Fumnhed on Application Bell PU. llfl.J QBRECKLEY'S | HOUMK AND Bra* *aintb*& CLINTON L. BRttKLtY, ffnoe Heady Mlse<1 I'alnte. I .eod and Olb MO and ttt Aabury avenue. ftws,a*-W

LEGION POST MEMBERS WILL ATTEND CHURCH Dr. Handh> W ill Preach to Former Service Men Sundu) Evening The member,* uf Morgan- Ranch Post, America., legion, v ill attend xervicti io the Fii*t M. E. Church in a body on Sunday evening. They will lie accompanied by the member* of tho G. A. R., and the LHio' Auxiliary of the legion. The post will meet at 7,15 o'clock at the headquarter.- in tire Harm Building and march to the church. A special termor, will he <(elivered by the pastor of the church, the Rev. Dr. John Handley, who wu.- with the .-oUier hoy a on the other *i«k. Memorial Day,- in then* time.- i.intemationul and it.- oh-ervarice take.-- on a new ignificance. SORELY TEMPTED Hut Dr. Hainr* Won't Return to Cutter Service Dr. W. 1\ Haines, of this city, on Mptulay receiver! a telegram from the commanding officer of the U. S. S. Seneca, of the na*t Guard C ruservice, at Halifax, to join the service at Halifax, for a month's at Halifax, for a monthV

lie would he given transportation and full salary for u month. I)r. Haines, who wa* in the service and surgeon on the Seneca, for some time, up to about a year or more since, love* the sea, and he was sorely tempted to accept the proffer, hut he decided to refuse and continue his practice in Ocean City. o WILL SUMMER HERE George Hofstetter, Jr.. and Family Have New Apartment George Hnfetetter, Jr., of Millbourne, well known in Philadelphia new'spH»er circles, and among members of the summer colony in Ocean City, will spend the season, with Mrs. Hofstetter and thsir young daughter. Mary Nelson Hofstetter. in their new apartment, now being built at their cottage 404 Thirtythird street. As has been rwtfftMfrlTie SENTINEL, Uiftontnict for this house was Jkvarded a few weeks ago to H. B. ; Cooper, Jr., and the apartment will l»e completed about June 15. The apartment is modern in every way and vary attractive. BUILDING SEMI-BUNGALOW H. F. Stanton, Real Estate operator, has given J. Edgar Welch, of this city, the contract to build a cottage of the semi-bungalow type on Brighton place. The work is to l»e pushed. SIGNS AND SHOW CARDS Advertising Space to lad Out Door Advertising Pictorial Work Oil Paintings ( leaned and Re vanitdted R. G. HARPER 421 West Avenue Ocean ily, N. J.

Ocean City Fishing Club Wants Municipal Surf Casting Field

Making Preparations for Visit of British Team to I Contest for Cup The Ocean Cit*. Pi»hJng Club haappointed a committer to call upon Miiwir Champion and the (' i> iaI afamer* of Ocean City with a request for a suitable casting field. This request is made at this time becau-e , the club has been led to believe that a suitable urea between Fifth and j Sivth streeta, extending from the ! Reading Railroad to Hay uvei.ue, »• | now available for such a purpose. This urea could also be um-i 9* a general athletic field during' tha-e time* when ru>t occupied for a casting tournament, club member say. The Ocean City Fishing Club human y reasons for making thi- request. One reason is that two great tournament* of the A*--»ei.ition of Surf Angling Club.- are held annually b> it and the Angler*' Club of Ocean | City. These locrnumenbi bring contestants from the u**iriati"ri clubs, which extends from New York City to St. Petersburg, Florida. All the , ! other dub* also hold similar tournaments in their respective homes, but it is the de-ire of the Ocean City i club to make their home tournaments the most attractive and inter- , esting of any. Another rea-<>n liein the fact that to maintain its supremacy the club must Itave a < suitable practice ground. Sometimes « the Iteach is available, but often times it isn't. The dub's Io*- of the cup hu* been influenced by the fact that ita facilities for practice were too greatly limited.

, Another and perhaps the greate.-t reason of all is the fact that there . will soon lie u British team sent over to capture the Ocean City Cup. Tbicup has now become a classic in tiie . casting world and is a.* well kqown in England as it is in New Jersey. I It occupies the same relative position in the casting worjjLthat Ameri- , ca's cup does in the yachting world. Speaking of this proposed new field, Churchill Hungerfonl says: "When the British team comeover here to capture that cup, we want them to. come to Ocean City - and we want to receive them upon a field worthy of the cup. We don't want to take them down to an old liall ground, where we have to wranNOTICE TO LI MITCRKDITOKS RiUltofllitrlu It Baron, 1'ursiiani U> lb* oMlrr i.f Harry H. . Kurrnasu at Cats Um> itoqu'j . : twstiiv rtgtiib dsr ,r A. |, ,«r»i . ' HIV ,|ipt!Btw Of Ike •ub^-r|l^r, > •lunula | traior ul »*ul J— nolJrr »• l»er»l.* a»rn. IO til - 1 roillot* -:f Mill ilrrrtH-1 to r\nl(HI In 1 h* -ut»«r it>er u*«lrr onlhor anirmslMui Iher • l-un« mid drnandi »(«lo«l in- Mlal, «,( | Mid drowei vubin ti nr tuo.-Ui* r om i lw , '«r»nl». •iamb '-.dajr of Murvh. x. ll.. iv.-f «,r tliey win Im> loff*rr burred ol ao> »ruon sa*n>»t ih- lutaerthrr. iNMul Msrrn lyil. KAN I IIV TITI.K A TRDKT . Admlniwiriklor. KTIKI.INU W. COLE. I'riNio 3 at. iai. P LSkM FIRE ESCAPES for all types of buildings ALSO REPAIRED AND PAINTED We guarantee approval of local and State authorities on all our work. Builders' Iron Work BROWNWORTH I CO. ion aawaoM ITMIT Philadelphia MUl ua EatimiU" ^

gle whit tlie imll learn ae to our ^ •'ft' yu • it- fit ..r U> a inuii -if at K«-\entaei.th -tnfl We waiit tiii* ihest litrre in and we ihink Oreaw CRy tun well afford to give us tin*, at picM-rt, Loured |mhw of property. "It will le requested of tie t urn-mir-ioners by thi* committee that this field be named Ocean City Kurf < 'a -ting Field, While «>ar--bkll, ten I rds and other sports hate an equal privilege of the field *itb the fishermen, we believe that by giving it this name !*oth (Acean City ami tin-ri-hing club* will la- greatly i<enefit- 1 el thereby. "TIm- rrawin for thi* belief i- that a Municipal Rurf Casting Fitdd is sofnethifig 4'ntir«-ly j»ew in municipal welfare work. There are athletic field* and re'-r«t.tion centers without end, and the r tallation of one «>f the*e 1- bat el., worth a single para , graph ii the news columns of the , daily jujer.-. On flic other hainl, if this area i* 1 nipnl Uve Ocean Cit > Surf Casting Field, it calls attention l*> Ocean City . a fishing resort, atl»e headquurtei * of two great fish- 1 ing club* and pruviilee a new topic 1 for the newspapers, tiw sporting * magazine the Sunday section of the 1 newspapri und other periodicals to ' 1 discuss at length. Beyond a que* 1 tion, pages and pages of matter will l>e written an 1 spread broadcast over the country concerning thi* new tfnvyfs. "As an advert i-e men t for itself ! and it» dubs, (bean City cannot find 1 a more attractive and lieneficial ^ subject. j » "let u- convert the waste area k- ' t w fen Fifth an 1 Sixth streets and the! 1

Beading iUdruad a ' Bay avei ue iiiAo a great a et- the 'Ocean i itf Surf Co -ting Field*. " BUILDING rfCOMoT EBfi HI RI Iwvi Stiles, Dei 1 jam tn Car I.I, Fiai k how - ami Hlaidry Car , uf Fliiladelphia. meinl«e» ■ of the S«ud<>e Hntiu.- Campnn), now rrerln.g net eral in the vicinity uf Twentieth street, weie her»* fiuislay, 1 1.« y w ere accompanied by t^u-J t Wise >- They wete gue. t of fir. fato|uw * cottager. HOTEL KEfl'I Rs ( *ha>. A. Uai rigar . pre ■» ten! uf t's Statr- Hotel A* variation, »i' Fred, j C. Hall, treasurer, arai Victor Jacxi-. eorref poinliiiK srwretar . wi a«i-J dre*- a fiteeiing of tire H**Lel Hf«> prietor a' A -ortkliori of Ikea' l ity on Friday eve., June 3, Mattere uf in tere*t t<> all hotel people a ill '•••I d»«cu>«ed. NEW GARAGE AND NiHIbl'E J, Pre -colt Cadrnan. fu»»ei.,| di factor is liaving u gur:.|.**' j morgue bui?t it. the rear of his horn* 00 Central avenue, near Eighth street. The r««.t will i«e $.1,0(10. TIs work i- being done by Smith A lUn I nis. , o PARTNERSHIP DISS4HAUD Joseph W. Barclay and levoy Jef- 1 fries, who have been in businc--! here under the firm name of Jeffrie- i Sc Barclay, have di*- - rived partner ship. Mr. Jeffrie- will continue the business, and Mr. Barclay will re main with him for a few week*.

t ~ !H>fi ' let the sy-rrig i. . >. « ' ^ •l**' * le*k> wi Ik- apt I-. . *1 a. -• roBsedeeshlc <Utn «i;r W Lhtmnry- tlrwl Ink Ir I«w4r1 ,iX-* after and tna<lc watrr- light Sm.4, . j ^ ebiiunrye am he aawle to dr«w — . I Till «rr ti r * ' JR-rf . * ml <ii atovr mmI krutr* rrjMiir- • V > / . -4«»xr and Iteatrr pijK--. | f jf/IJlv /• Tib. »Lit» «ml »Ug roof 1 tig. SMITH'S The Tin Smith ' ' ' 1112 Anbury Ave. 0htm« 7.VW All Kinds of tluttora

MEMORIAL DAY | MONUMENTS I OF DIGNITY AND DISTINCTION FINISHED AND READY TO LETTER AND ERECT BEFORE MAY 30th .1 Designed, cut and erected xvith particular regard for individual requirements <"h«»"*e from 1h<- lane* < *nd •r,e*t k m.*t*-ria!w — .'a ' * - J? grantUw anj nurbb« from Ah quarri'-n. famnui tor the j qu •: i:j of ,ht'lr product. "****' ; We Spr< Hallo- In iAoqia^||^i^||fl lk-^hmliic and M n nu fa. -t urine Mauscleums. Public and Private Memorials f»rf*re I*aid U all ixrvhwrn. CAMDEN YARD MAIN OFFICE AND YARD Opp. Harirlgti (\mm j _ * Pli«eantwllle. N. 4. Atlantic City On-lsr, Bell Phone S7S7 IWJ hiuor PVmutdSi 1 . , „ . Kri'MrMNTUIUH (?. J lUmiarll. 11 8 Smiviw( Air., \ rttwor. A. I.. Ilatuufll VI.*. ht*.. Abn*i« V J ^ f*r t'libhwrkhd Hariiegtwa. anU Atlaatk cSntki. h64' *"T' *" J** fuf GI«S8"Slet M Burii»gtoa S ^ J- f"r «»>4 rklnitf. II. IL Hal*, (berrttoa, \a^ for Stat- of Virginia. O. J. MAM MELL CO. I PLSLAnANTVTLLK, N. a.

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r E. A. CORSON-! 1 General Contractor ( 1 737 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY j^IOADS. SEWERS^^R^DGES^IUUKHEAD^ | AM Wma* (uwSnl Ma l«p% ,n, t ALFRED SCHERM Ocean City Upholsterer and Decorator Window Shades and Avninfi Made J and Put Up 1038 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY; K. J. 1 — — ! » • - JL" I " T " Checkinc Accounl< Fauim rrial and Personal IjJ that the r»rst Natiaa^i Bank »nxlte< M emnrx hntn rwuww iyia? and Uherht.-v flffaent j ROT? XAtT an take* ta mrr- (hr rrs,uir»soe.*< rf m.i rv.- 'riwtt. First National K \nk ; OCEAN C1TV.X.CI k ~r ly^z.: . "Sax-e surfk* «nd you »x* *11 n fYogared hi Itetwrwi VarwhA hbe with vtak glrtut beeatOal OalHWeWB «f all fhe hani wwofe. aucTaa Oaarf*. WtWaL Sktiainy Lt Owa. Oa Omh n .1 ■ Oma. wc Wwwwe TWe Qcmc 9t rr n toucm - »*rm*«Do» ikiwaolb CAfliflOTt FLOOA V ARM ION ll te a woafieffwl fianh for Fkw$. Cteaira. TaVtea Tmjrra Bsahea. teeohtwsoa. De^k* end all othet hwtte ^r»fi ui W M. Carr>|>b«*tl flw I) O. S. Sampson A Son Af-itiAr 1 ^ ■«>. - ^ j