I , v . OCEAN CITY SENTINEL. OCEAN CITY, N. J., THURSDAY, JEXE 2, 1921 THREE

JNANEVS OF Wff AMERICAN ~ _ LEGION PENSION KOK SOLDI KlCS 1 lilrf of frolic* llouiiiil Johnson, of this city, lius received the follow* iiiK from the office of Walter S. Buchanan, nuiioiuU aid-de-atmp . of the Arn»v and Navy Union of the United States: Attention! of all Hx-soMh»rx who served i • the war with Spain at home or nbioatl, or thoM* who service in *.!io Philippine insui reclion «r the Chim relief e\|»ediliuii and their widows, Coiigrt'xx pu*r*ed laws of the utmost interest to soldiers and if they will send name and ad* drew t4» Walter S. Buchanan, National Aid -de-Camp, Army and Navy Union, Route 2 biui»«t, Vo., he will lie glad to advixe them fully as 1 to their rights under the new law. Prompt action will mean the poxaiIde savintc of money, us the pension commences front the filing of the claim. Mr. Buchanan wishes to assist his comrades in every possible manner. Write him umf enclose stamp foe reply. . COUNTY HAI.LV Thirty-eight members of MorganHa nek Post, of this city, ultemled the season s lust rally of the American Legion posts of Cape May County, held at Woodbine, Thursday evening. Uihlwood, with 44 men, beat Ocean City <»ut this time in the matter of attendance. There were 15k service men ut the rally. ] The hoys were welcomed by the mayor of Woodbine, who in his speech olfettsl to give the Woodbine Post $500 toward a home if the peo* ' pie of the town will donate $1,500. Short speeches were made by Chaplain Sargeant, of Wildwood; County ' ( bail man Woods, County Orgunizer Winterhurn and Commander John K. ' Trout, of Morgan- Knnck Post. , The memliers of the legion enjoyed , their visit very much, and the local men speik highly of the manner in ' which they were entertaine<t by the ! Woodbine post and the people of that place. They were provided widh an excellent dinner. ■■ ■ ■ o — i MORGAN-MUCK POST HONORS ITS DEAD ; I Former Service Men Place Wreath on Tablet — Hear , j Sermon by Or Hundley Memliers of Morgan- Itanck Post, | American legion, of this city, honored the. memory of, their fallen dead by marching from the headquarters of the organization, in the Hann Building/to the tablet in front of I city hull and 'placing thereon u I wreath containinx many poppies on i Sunday evening* * The hoys, headed by Post Com- < mumler John K. Trout, and accomp- i anted by the Rev. Dr. John llandley, i pastor of the First M. K. Church, a ) former chaplain in the service on the l other side, presented a soldier-like liearing as they made the short march ; as well they might, as most of them saw hard service on the fields of France. Commander Trout read from the American legion manual thut portion of its contents relating to such service, the wreath was placed on the monument, prayer was offered by Dr. Handley, patriotic songs were sung by the gathering and "taps" were sounded by Bugler Biggins. Then the memliers of the post and I -adieu' Auxiliary marched to the First M. E. Church, where patriotic services were held. As thF organizations entered the crowded edifice, the strains of "Onward, Christian Soldier" pealed from the great organ. Appropriate hymns were sung by the choir and congregation, and a strong sermon was delivered by Dr.. Handley, who also mail a poem, composed by Mrs. H. M. Newlrirk, of this city. The poem was entitled "War'M Aftermath J' J. Prescott Cadman. Jr. 3uf{Hi*r f Estate of Mark Lake 9 funeral Director HOP Central Avenue Ocean City New Jersey AtflO I Qt IHMI'NT A Bright Spot on the Wall— (Jrl a framed print of the artistir sort NEWMAN P. MrGVRR St H, 19th at. 15fi \«hury avc. Ocean ^ '-T \ 1 without QaMlton A \| " HDltT'S S. vr \f - 1 tw«»fn«ai ot itch, kc2baia /n f %JJ iirowoza, tiIttkT* I II JV «tfc*r Itrhlne Ala 1 V* Try a 91 mS boa at our rtah. ||M|p||HH Omlril Pharmacy Wesley Ave.

CLOSING ENTERTAINMENT Pleasing* Program b> Adult Presbyterian Hiblr ( la noes The last of the *euxun'x entertainment* by llie memliers of the First Presbyterian Sunday School was given in the a-sembly hidl of the church Friday evening* This wux under the uuspices of the ineinU-rx of the men's and women's Minle class e*, and was regarded as one of the best of thi year* There was u lurge turnout of memliers and friemU of the church, and every nuniliui on the program wus thoroughly enjoyed. The music was particularly good, the vocal solos by Mi» la>ui*u T. Corson, Walter Sherman, Dr. J. Thornley Hughes and Mrs. G. E. i DuiiKtun lieing especially appreciated by the assemblage. Following was the program: Piano Solo, Edna Wallace. ■ Punch and Judy in puntomime, < Mrs, Freemun Kixley'x class. "The Goblins Will Get You." Classes of Mrs. H. S. Snyder and Mrs. George W. Sooy. Vocal Soloi Waller Sherman. Violin Solo, C. Homer Shoemaker. Beading, Miss Nellie K. Towner. Vocal Solo, Miss Louisa T. Corson. Selection, Mule Quartet. Piano Solo, Miss Marion Trout. Beading, Miss Mary P. Fox. Vocal Solo, Dr. J. Thornley Hughes , Selection, Male Quartet. Beading, Mrs. F. 1-aroy Howe. Vocal Solo, Mrs. G. E. Dunstan, Piano Solo, Miss Marion Trout. 0 BED MEN PAV VISIT Kulmia Tribe Takes Part in Ceremonies in Atlantic City A large number of the memliers of kalmiu Tribe, No. 220, Imp. O. B. ' M., of this city, went to Atlantic ' City Tuesduy evening, when u big J class of cuudiduLes was made "Indianx" in Odd Fellows' Hull In that city. The three degrees were given. That of the adoption was given by Kalmiu Tribe's degree team; the warrior's degree by Arasupha Tribe, and the chief's degree by Mineoia. The work was particularly well done, and was appreciated by the throng in attendance. The members of Kalmia Triha made the trip in uutomobiles. o - SHORE LINE OPENS OFFICE The Shore Fast lane Company opened its office on the Boardwalk in thtis city Friday, and will proliuhly it open until the close of the summer season This office is in charge of Mrs. Fred. Arnold, of Somen Point The company's all- , year office is at Eighth street and West uvenue, in charge of James McManux. NOTICE The Officers and Directors of the Building and Loan Association desire to announce to the general public of Ocean City, the opening of the new series of shares of stock, known as the 18th series, and do solicit your subscriptions to shares of stock in the new series, and any information will gladly lie given by any of the officers or directors. President, Dr. J. Thornley Hughes, vVic« President, Harry A. Morris, Secretary, Edward Voss, Treasurer, Wm. F. Gardiner.

COMMITTEE 10 REIP COUNTY OFFICIALS f — Cape May C ommerce ( ham- « ber Seeks to Improve Outlook % Cape May County Chamber of ( om « nterce held it- closing meeting of the i winter and spring msimui at Avulon | Thurxduy evening, and there was* a i large attendance of the memlier- I from all Aections of the county. Plan* were started to overcome whatever stigma may , have come to Cape May County within the lu>< few weeks by the unpleasant publicity given the county through the investigation of the business utfuiiof the board of freeholders by oulei of the court, following the petition of citizens of the county. The following resolution, offered by the delegates from Oeean City, was adopted by the county chamber: WHEREAS, the report of the special investigating committee appointed by Justice Charles C. Black to investigate the actiou of the freeholders of Cape May Comity, and the recent indictments and recommendations of the Grand Jury of the county in reference to the same have alleged extravagant and illegal action og the part of the governing ImhI>* of our county; and WHEREAS, through this action, the county has received a great deal of unfavorable publicity, therefore, lie it RESOLVED, that a committee of five lie appointed by the chairman 1 I AVE you a cottage, bungalow ** or apartment to furnish? We a line of purnitukr at less than Philadelphia prices. Wiudow . shades a specialty. CHAS. E. ADAMS A BRO. 720-22 ASBURV AVC. Office Hrs. Phone, 8 A. M. to fi P. M. 405 M N. D. Turner EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Mis* L. Turne*, Mgr. 400 West Avenue Ocean Clly, N. J. i To Ona and All Do Not Forget t Old Reliable Bay Villa Laundry which was established in 1916 Try it once — complete your laundiy while you wait. Call, write or phone, 1 oe-w 217 BAY AVENUE Ocean City, N. J. FRANCES FREEMAN. Prop. | Old things have passed away and All things have becoipe NEW Courtesy Is the Keynote of our < organization READ HARDWARE CO. Inc. , 850 Anbury avenue , ♦ t (

FOR SALE A BARGAIN Double Houne on Anbury avenue near .14th street, Oeean City. 6 room* and hath earh. Front and back porrhes. - , Furninhed, $5,250. $2,400 may remain on mortgage. HARRY R. HAYES Realtor Thirty-third and Aabury X • FOR SALE • A bargain, a double houne of 6 mom*. each and hath fullyfurninhed. front and bark porches on Central Avenue — for $4,800 — $2,000 rank balance on mortgage if denired. HARRY R. HAYES REALTOR rhirty-thbrd and Aabury Avt. FOR SALE Hour of 0 roomn and bath furninhed, with Riparian right* for B.SM HARRY R. HAYES REALTOR Thirty-third and Aabury Aw.

of thi i'ltaml* • of commi'ice, *aid committee to have power to increase 1 it- number to a total of twenty-five 1 memltei <. representing all •ections of the county, and to be known an tin- 1 committee of twenty-five, < Thi* committee to make- a xlud> 1 of tlie 1 opart of the investigating • committee, their lecormncudutionx. and the recommendations of the Gruml Jury, and to ro-opriut** with the governing body of our county in ever) way po.--ibIe in the elimination ( of wasteful or ih'iiv- expenditure of public funds, and to keep the public j informed in regard to proposed public improvements, their cost ami ef-

fect upon the finance- of the county, thut the whole 111. .iter t > >*.* gotten at from a real constructive -tandpoint, and with but w aim in view — tiic great* -t g<xNt or our county as a whole. The aimve committee to repqr$ to thi- chamber of com me 1 re ut their next meeting. Advertise in the SENTINEL. Wauled — W oman accc -tome»l to u»e of a /-owing muriiine. Apply LAWRENCE M. LEAK b'i I A«bur> awnue

Jones' Men's Shop 8Q4 OQ Asbury Avenue Oooan City. N. J OPENING FEATURING Hart, Schaffner & Marx' Clothing % • SURF LAUNDRY M29 Ocean Avenue uv-j Ocean City, N J GOOD WORK, QUICK SERVICE, ALL WORK DONE ON PREMISES PLEASE GIVE US A TRIAL LAUNDRY NOW OPEN P^XCORSON I I General Contractor | 737 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY jy^OADS. SEWERS. BRIDGES, BULKHEAD^J BELL PHONE te Sutton & Corson Co. General Contractors GRADING AND STREET BUILDING Ninth st. and Simpson Ave Occan Citv. n j All Work iuarantrN Auto To»» laimalra lumlakH Roar HZ-J ALFRED 8CHERM Ocean City Upholsterer and Decorator Window Shades and Awnings Made ^afiBUgiO and Put Up 1038 Asbury Avenue * OCEAN CITY, N. J. — — — — — — 1. . 1 Bell Phone, 1 86- J f urniture Stored Reupholstcring cctimatc 'window Shades ESTIMATE . , FOR YOU Awnings and 'House Furnishings Our price* are Lcwent p«ui«!ble conntntent with (I mil Work ami fU«t Material Lawrence n. Lear 654 Aabury Avenue Ocean City, N. J. i Wm. H. Vanderherchen Manufacturer •! AWNINGS Tents, Flags, Porch Swing Coders. Yacht Awnings. Cushions. Waterproofed Covers. 414-16 Callow hill St.. Phila., Pa. — — — 1 1 Be Prepared TIME FOR SPRING HOUSE CLEANING IS HERE and there arc one hundred and one articles needed for this purpose, which you never think o! until they are needed. Why not stop in one of our stores and look over what we have to offer you at pi ices that are always right? % Wallace & Son, Inc. 608 AND 858 ASBURV AVE. Have to Do a Lot of J»lj r Cooking in a Small " Kitchen )n^^r~ — Here. . neat rervuenWe Ug Space- capacity compact little gas range TWI\yitiAtt I that will do more cooking than the CM average gas range that takes up m mm a j twice as much Boor ipace. Its a I Vulcan Smooth Top TT 1 cm GAS LIGHT CO i

f j hurley-jones co. » M*" »•*'...,»• -«* to 4* Umi'/M* V , t • ■mOkti* ■».»»»/» "Hr# O A* MwKi H mt /tr<» HwCafi M*t » «r|iri> HtMiir* Wm I T*« l!l < UMi|-> leltt HURLEY* J ONES CO. wane* a chattin a son. 1116 ASBURV AVE MONEY TO UJAN ON MORTGAGE. \«. wailing fuf l*«i w Mk* (.• kiMrw if y«»u can get it: at <«b tail you At oik*, liargaiin iu Bay mu4 'Kan n front prupcftlai < box* nAUflai to t -air Alw l««t* f«»* iitviwliMiil and fuf Hui'fovrabU'l — tbr rbokv of • i.-eai. ' ily Apply 14/ J. M. CHESTER & CO , ^ Ocean City. N. I, All Uifciiie** tfwtoaartrd thri/ugb thit utln r t* la *« i«»* «loAor with the fo'.iowiog " J ktt offui datt omJ mattr/Jim* \tmity w ttt . kenge **a n #« mv any imtrreileJ in f>ft .--mut pt.ulatu, m krbult* A • <!* compkl at! oc thr al*«vr f*rtuc«p«l pf«»t'1n both Sri Jr.* tud kvvrf, Wntr fur hntkAg* and makr your brad quartnu a ttb Clayton Haines Brick realtor *11 EIGHTH ST. OCEAN CITY. N. t. Ewing t. Corson realtor 7*7 aqpurv avi q3 t AN city. »* Real Estate For Sale Kid BARGAINS Cottages, Apartments and Bungalows, furnished and untarnished Some estates iti ray hands must be sold at sacrifice prices. This is the time of year to buy Cottages and Lota at this Popular Seaside Resort very Cheap. Apply to Alonzo Cotton 619 Aabury Avanua Ocaan City, N. J. buy sell RKNT INSURE COTTAGES BUNGALOWS APARTMENTS HOTELS J. William Morrison REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE OCEAN AVE BELOW EIGHTH ST. PHO*e ioc OCEAN CITY, N. J. Edgar T. Berger Real Estate ln.31»L St. Section of Ocean Glty Fine Cottages for Sale or I can Rent yon most any Kent Cottage in our District Lots Sold on Terms AW is tkt time to get teody for the Semsom of 190s HOTEL FOR SALE Furnished, 27- Bedrooms. Bath, Good Location, Hot Water Heat, Centrally Located. PRICE IS RIGHT Ask JOHN J. FOSTER REALTOR 510 EIGHTH BTHfeCT OCCAN CITY. N. J. , __ Don't let the spring find you urttk a ( / I > i leaky roof. Thunder atoruw are cobidf JJD^r /I ■ ml a leak y roof will he apt to wnuh u Chimney* ib^leok thoold be looked , JC yak ^ rhtmueya cmn be made to draw. '■Ml . J I Tin rool* are fire-proof. I ; . . t All kind of store aud heater repair*. y ' ntoee and healer ptpea. I I W|||YV\y fi 1 Tin, slate and Rag roofing. JlWf SMITH'S The Tin Smith ~y b- 1 .» 1112 Asbury Ave, I'hon* 7>w All Kinds of Guttora Cnec'«Li/'*« in Anopcnrr nooth 00 firxra ffrarcT B. F. GOETZ ! REAL ESTATE AGENCY FOURTH ST. AND ATLANTIC AVE. OCEAN CITY. N. J. PMONtt RCNTALS Orrict. 236-4 lALtt RCatOCNCC 292-M 8UILDIRQ LOT* \ BcacN frort Oct 0*0 Ar Fovrrri Srmttr 1 NOTICE! I We hat'e a large number of clients wishing to rent and purchase. We solicit p your listings. r , L. Leslie Headley Co. n 51s r^tkh swr* I Ocean Cky, N. J. * Real Estate Dept. T. W. Mould* Mgr. m