- OCEAN" CITY. SENTINEL. OCEAN CITY. N.' J- THURSDAY. Jt:\E 9, 1921 - ' THREE

band concerts here are to begin june 25 Director Hachman's Proposition to City - Liuzzi Also Made Proposal ■ As, has Ix-cu state, l-in the Sentinel, inn this Hummer will be Riven liv "Bach man's Million Hollar Band." ' Thr concerts will liegin Saturday, the contract with Director Hadirimn will lie nia.le by tKc Bour.l t.f t'oniniU-ionrrs of- Public Recreation tll^'ci't^Commi.-sinaei1!.. They'Vre Win. G. Moore, of Philadelphia and C. Homer Shoemaker, reappointed, an.l It. W. K.ftanls an.l Russell H. Nulty, the latter three of Ocean City. Mayor Champion xai.l that he wnui.l make the fifth ap|H.intment later. Mis,, Marv M. Ilarr, of PhilndelM.rt, who- has been active in music affairs at tlie city's pavilion for several years. resigned as a member of tbe lloanl. She lines not favor a I, an, I ami apparently .li\ not desire to embarrass Mayor i hanipinn in tbe present situation. It may lie sabl in passing that Miss Barr) was a most energetic member of/ the obi iKiaril, ami she worked iiulcfatigaHly in the interest of both the city ami the orchestra when the concerts were provide,! by such a musical orgnnizution, hut she very frankly announce.l at a meotiiiR wheit the music i|ue~tion was under discussion a few weeks nRO that she would not work for u band, nor wmibl ,tHe others associated with her. Mayor Champion for some years lias been endeavoring to have the city relieved of the responsibility of appropriating *1000 a year for music - It has been his hope tlmt the time would come when the music would lie self-sustaining llurold Bachinan presented a seeminR solution of the matter. He will take tlw» city's $1000 in weekly payments of $100, Rive a ImiihI for the faithful performance of his contract, and raise the additional money required for the band by charging admission to» the concerts, with free music, as in .the ' The City Commissioners, while takinR no official' action,-' have expressed themselves as favorable to Bachman's Band lis the orguniiuitinn to Rive the concerts -in the music pavilion this summer. Mr. Hnchmun was indorsed liy all the civic organizations in the resort, as well as the Taxpayers' Uafcuc of Ocean City. Mayor Champion received Mr. Bachman's proposition, and also a proposal front Anthony l.uizzi, who aiol who had the harking this year uf two or three friends. Mr. Bachman's proposition is to furnish n I uiud of not less than 25 pieces, including two singers, comet soloists, irombuuJfRpoloist, baritone; soloist, xylophone soloist and other instrumental features for a series of thirteen concerts a week for a period extending not later than Suturdny, evening, July 2, up to and including. Saturday evening, September 10. One of his vocalists, he says, is trained in community work an.l will . conduct a program of community ac- , tivities, including training of chil- : .hen's choruses. This is to he without additional charge, to the city. The hand will lie available without additional charge to play at various functions of interest to the com- ' munity. The director guarantees that the concerts will lie of the highest class. In return, he will lie given the free use of music pavilion, lighted and with water and sewage connections. He asks the priviledge of closing the entrances to the pnvilion and on both sides of the pavilion, and charging an admission fee ' during the concerts. He is to get the city s music ' appropriation of $4,(100, this to be paid him in weekly installments of $400. He will execute a IN CRANCKKY nr NEW J CUSHY To Jom-|4i K. Sommrn. kid CharlM^F. Eir«i»»ii>n^ ^ ^ court of Mk. tOui>ald. .Iiitl ual kttmttic. I> .1.1-ii '£ Coaatr"or ' C»'£T Mar And rnu. Ota -aid Jtw-|.h K. Snmara.^ ara "tal" mnr""T H«tn -aid land. WondES. "N™*5' a-s. si., p.p.. mi J. Prescott Cadman, Jr. Estate of Mark Lake funeral Director 809 Central Avenue Ocean City New Jersey AUTO l.tHTPMPNT A bright spot on Ihe wallGet a framed print of the artistic sort NKWMAN F. McGIRR 39 S. 19th st. 156 Asbury ave. Phils. Ocean City — <a l$y- \ I irralmast of ITCH." ECZBMA* fvi i a Hughes Central Pharmacy 8th and Wesley Ave. "i

■ !>ond to fully protect the city's In- f • His plan is to charge 15 tents ail- I |C cepting Saturday night, when the en|1 trance fee will he 25 cents. There ,w will Ik- s|«-fiul nttiurtii.il, on Saturday evenings. Season ticlfMs will lie $C; There will tie n children's mat- a /». inee tickets at redused rates. Ill his proposition. Mr. Bachnruch says lip understands that it is not possible to charge admission an' Suncerts free on Sundays. If acceptable s| tn the city, he wind. K appreciate the " privilege "of having receptacles'*' , " placed at- Uie doors of the pavilion " mi Sundays in order that those who'1' I." might. desire tn contril.ute to the ,«!>- |sirt of the hand could do so. Mr. Uuzzi sent the following " .1,. letter: „f My dear Mr. Champion:-- After Sl , -lading the music proposition _ of " rs Ocean,' City an.l realizing tluil Ocean _ or City cannot' give .me moonf thafi $4,- £ „f (KM), I will furnish an orcwatm from : Julv 4 to Labor Day for the city's " i,, I $1,000. including lighting amLJull * .,1 nJhtrol of the pier. , x -J. I have "been to see certain people [' iy! and they are willing to help me. " ild • Hep or to receive a favorable re- ' ] ply, I urn, .. »|. Sincerely yours, ' r. ANTHONY. IJUZZI. P' dc Cmnmisioner Campbell t.«ik ex- . v- teptions Ui the siiRRcstion of a re- cl ceptacle for (lunations on Sundays. Pl in the Hachman pro|Misitinn, an.l the re other officials a gibe. I with him. « id TWO BUNGALOWS SOLD *j Id Messrs. Cleaver and Geisel. I'hila- sl '>j delphia Will Summer Here J.' re Bernard Ruckdeschel, of West -p: u. Philadelphia, a well-known summer l( r_ resident (if this city, has sold two jc bungalows at Fifteenth street and ,w Bay avenue, recently built by him. to ,.k Frank H. Cleaver an.l J. Harold '• ,.s Geissel, both of West Philadelphia. for s:i.0(KI each. The new owners o. rs will occupy these houses during this l> .A season. fit ..r Mr. Cleaver is in the sales depart- w nient of the Atlantic Refining Com- ,j ,p pafiy, and Mr. ueissel is an urchi- • I,1 tect. C( li- a. ,.f I.IFKGl'ARDS APPOINTED Mayor Champion has named ten in • young men to serve as lifeguards on ti. the l>each this summer, and his re- s) commendations have lieen confirmed m 10 by the other, members of the board • Other guards will be appointed as . ,c the season advances. Those selected at this time are: Frank Wilson, Wil- " lc lits P. Haines. George K. Gardiner, £ Matthew H. Smith, G. A. Haines. Aubrey E. Beauehamp, Arthur R. w Behun, Elliott Remmey, P. Amlre su '' and JYm. Young. Most of them were _ guatsls last year. J " THEATRICAL MAN HERE h( i. Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Zimmerman have moved from Philadelphia sli io for the summer, and are occupying n, their bungalow at 1320 Oeggn uve- ,/• nue. Mr. Zimmennn is asSbciate-l _ with his father, J. Fred Zirmner1„ man, a well known theatrical man, who is the owner of several theatres »t in Philadelphia and other cities. g •r All the latest and most up-to-date '( news in the SENTINEL every Thursday. K. Miss Goff, of this city, spei t the week-end in Millvjljc^pn.l Bridgeton. '! NOTICE \ I * 41 The Officers and Directors of the y. Home Building and I si an Association _ at herewith desire to announce to the ls general public of Ocean City, the opening of the new series of shares IP of stock, known as the 18th series, g s. and do solicit your suhseriptions to ie shares of stock in the new series, ' and any information will gladly be T ^ given by any of the officers or dlikl rectors. President, Dr. J. Thoniley Hughes, Vice President, Harry A. Morris, is Secretory, J. Edward Voss, II- Treasurer, Wm. F. Gardiner.

bright prospects : : for athletic field Champion Will Soon " Call Meeting of Com- tl mittees to Reach Plan Mayor Champion expressed hift- i.i self a> -on other omission-, a- "I strongly favoring a park when- tK«- !l jlevoties of surf-ciistinc. ' baseball hi .tennis ami similar spurts might Ik- il accommodated, and he suggested that- ft a - committee from the fishing^gclul. in ni* enthusiasts and endeavor to reach In co-operative plan that would oi re-ult in the fruition of their Ylc-ires. -I The delegation from the Ocean t'iti i-i Club inclu.le.1 Harry \V. (' Stelwagon, president: George F. al Bauer, vice president; Churchill Hun- tn gerford, a former president: Walter -i Chandler, one of the organizer, of c« (lie club; W. W. Tver- and Dr. Carl- • ton Simon, the latter former world'- gl distance record holder an.l now one m of the commissioners of police iii New ire York, in charge of the narcotic do- tn partment. , Mr. Hungerfor.l pres-:i (e.l the club's case to the City Commi»ioi. He said that this committee had come from the Ocean City Fishing club to ask that a piece of property club understanding that there isuch a plot between Fifth and Sixth streets and from the Reading Rail road tracks to ' Bny avenue. This field also can lie used for other sports. IS The fishing club particularly <le-ins |jj have a proper casting field for the [j| casting team that will come here H! from England next year to compete llj for the Ocean City Trophy Cup. President Steelwagon, who follow- IN e.1, said that they are not particular- r. asking for an exclusive casting field, hut an athletic field. They | publicity for Ocean City. II Dr. Simon said that he had first Bj to Ocean City nhout eight ye.Trs ffl At thai time^ Ocean City was •= This resort is now menin these papers and in the sporting magazines, due in large measure to the activities. of the- fishclubs in this resort. Oeean Ci(v now known as u great litt!" cii>. with an nctive population and hef itiful surroundings. There are fifteen fishing clubs along the coast, all of which are represented here at the. surf casting tournaments. These HAVE you a cottage, bungalow or apartment to furnish? We a line of furnitork at less than Philadelphia prices. Window . shades a specialty. ~ CHAS. C. ADAMS A BRO. * 720-22 ASBURV AVE. Office Hrs. Phone. A. M. tn fi P. M. 405 M N. D. Turner q EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Mis* I- Tome-, Mgr. - II 400 West Avenue Ocea.a City. N. J. - B. To One and All Oo Not Forget t Old Reliable Villa Laundry which was established in 1916 it once — complete your laundry () while you wait. -Call, write or phone, I0B-W 217 BAY AVENUE 6, Ocean City, N. J. FRANCES FREEMAN. Prop.

s! FOR SALE I " A BARGAIN in . I, " Douhle House on Asbary avenue near 34th street. Ocean City. 6 rooms and bath each. - Front and back porches. '■[ Furnished, $5,250. $2,400 may remain on mortgage, y HARRY R. HAYES Realtor Thirty-third and Aabury FOR SALE A bargain, a double house of t rooms, Vach and hath fnllyfurnished, front and back porches on Central Avenue — for $1,800— $2,000 cash balance on mortgage if desired. HARRY R. HAYES REALTOR rhirty-third and Asbury Ave. FOR SALE I House of 6 rooms and ha.a furnished, with Riparian rights for $5,500 ... HARRY R. HAYES £ REALTOR * Thirty-third and Asbury Ave. J ^ : .

, Orel. I , ' r ■ i (Tf t " r t rft ! - h r', .': iiig team, will figure in (£•■ moxfies. i- their duty to 'give tn their children the privilege of fishing aud c.i-t-'.'f1" tli.'-" h..j>C may ' li'" iS'dei'c'T." " 'ifOcean < *: no liluiv th.in (hi-, she- will have .Ume well. Mayor Champiu.i -aid -tb .1 i e tl-.il. k- tl*x c«u*e -<?f the -fislring club, a very worthy .on'. Tin- city •.official- are not I. lib. I a. In what lm> of the Ocean City Fishing Cltiti. In good work they have il.nie Ujey offietKIs of the mut.icipnlity.' Ci.'the reiiuost for the ca.-t ing field i- not the onlj .1 .' t «■> I. ave. Others want; a plwi f«i b:i>etennis, nurrtti. un'.i i.tner fmei. Tdl I ly t.'.' pre ix-ide field f. o :! I I'.^M a x ..'i P -at'i^.-.'r't'oi y 'tu 'aTlM r. Hun gerfmd said they will if* to co-operate with otlieiv-cmn-mittee, when the members "are nil and ready to go over the situa-

Pl'PILS TOOK TROPHIES t- Thore from Ocean City winning trophic- the county contest in it household art, were: Margaret I- Smith. Freda Steelman. Candine t- Roger-. Mvitle ih.dic.tt. Anna Tot's ten. Octavine Rilev. Edna Si.vo.-r. If Elo.ei.eee Sai.nino. Irene Selvugn. -. Emma Giffhrd, El-ie Chattin. Mm Uevine. Harold Rice. Clare Motey. Dorothy Marshall. Anna Rowon. Marv Miller, li.-lmeca Kllenberg.-r. 1- llorothv Hoffman, Anna Bnw.leu, - Vivian 'Moll...., J.#:. I'ileggi, Erma ' !! tie.. '.Mildred' (hh-lu'i-t, "iV.-'k-n Ttaklev . y iiditli Trout, There.-a Thoma- ami if Adelaide Denan. INTERNAL REVENUE TAXES > IV. .011'. having oggaidon t.. pa. : with- till- revenue officer of the Fil-ts ' Di-trict' New ^er-ey. with Ire.-.d." . -. . ,1 Camden, will expedite the work of the office' l.y addie-.i-t - order- payable to E. I.. S:tir*e-. * the new collector of intern .! revenue. J Mi-s Dorothy Buzar.l, of Phili-del- * phia. here for the seas She is |j well know n in' musieal circles. " SENTINEL ails bring results.

SURF LAUNDRY 929 Ocean Avenue Fh««. im Ocean City, N.J. good work. quick service, all work done on premises ■ j please give us a trial LAUNDRY NOW OPEN ' i General Contractor i 1 737 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY ij^oads, sewers. bridges. bulkheads | bell phone ib ( Sutton & Corson Co. General Contractors GRADING AND STREET BUILDING , Ninth St. and Simpson Ave. ocean Citv. n. j. f alfred scherm Ocean City Upholsterer and Decorator Window Shades and Awnings Made 1038 Asbury Avenue OCEAN city, N, J. Bell Phone, 186-j \ Furniture, Stored .Reupholstcring eitimate '^indow sh^dcs for you /Awnings and 'House Furnishings prices are Lcwe-d iins-ttdeVon-hdcut Willi OimmI Work and Hest Material j Lawrence 1*1. Lear 654 Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N. j. Wm. H. Vanderherchen ^Minufacturer of AWNINGS T^itfs, Flags, Porch Swing 'Covers. Yacht Awnings, Cushions, Waterproofed Cavers. 414-16 Callowhill St., Phila., Pa. Be Prepared time for spring house cleaning is here and there tre one hundred and one srticles needed for this purjKwe, which you never think of until they are needed. Why not stop in one of our stores and look over what we have to offer you at prices that are always right? Wallace & Son, Inc. 60S AND 858 ASBURY Ave? fjipj" ~ Have to Do a Lot of it06"* " m Cooking in a Small U_M_ Kitchen pib=s H re's a neat serviceable bij aBB capacity compact little gas range T'""VPtCAW '^al W'H do more cooking than the average gas range that takes up M twicfe as much floor space. Its a ?3i5n3t3M Vulcan Smooth Top Tt CITY GAS UGHT CO. I*

HURLEY -JONES OO. h"T" ronire - . HURLEY-JONES CO. WALTCN n CHATTIN A SON. Mess. 1116 ASBURV AVE. - ". ?' Jones' Men's Shop 8OA-OG Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N. J. OPENING FEATURING - ' Hart, Schaffner &. Mar* Clothjng MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE. No waiting for two weeks to know If you can get It: we can tell you at once. Bargains 111 Hay and Ocean front properties. Choice cottages for sale. Also lots for Investment ami for Improvement — the choice of Ocean City. Apply to J. M. CHESTER & CO., Ocean City, N. J. business transacted I tbrongh thfc 1 uifi.T is in srcnnlancc wilh ihe following slogan Clayton Haines Brick— REALTOR 411 EIGHTH ST. OCE^W CITY, N. J. Ewing T. Corson REALTOR 7B7 ASBURV AVE. OCBAN CITV. N.d. Real Estate Por Sale BIO BARGAINS \ Cottages. Apartments and Bungalows, furnished and unfurnished Some estates in my hands must he sold at sacrifice prices. This is the time of y«n to buy Cottages and Lots at this Popular Seaside Resort ^ very Cheap. Apply to Alonzo Cotton AI9 Aabury Avanua Ocaan City, N. J. BUT SELL RENT . INSURE COTTAGES BUNGALOW] /^ARTMENTS HOTELS j. William Morrison real estate and insurance OCEAN AVE. BELOW EIGHTH ST. pnemr. .«> OCEAN CITY, N. J. 1 a ' = Edgar r. Berber Real Estate ln.31et St. Section of Ocean City i ■ Fine Cottages for Sale or i can Rent you most any j Rent Cottage in our District Lots Sold on Terms , __ Don't let the spring find you with a am I / ~*1 "N \l) leaky roof. Thander Norma are eomia- - ) ) and a leaky roof will be apt to mult is ^ABHr ' -fc/ considerable damage. — * Chimneys that leak ah 00 Id be looked I »u'| Trp^>L^ after and mad^ water-tight. Smokey 1 ' j| 1 ygxfj-J 1 Tin roofs ate fire-proof. Cpj ) All kind of stove and beater repairs, an j* slsg roofing. : V smith's M Th© Tln Smith '~y r — I 1112 Asbury Ave. Phona 73-XV All Kinds of Quttara •pcoialkimo <w RaoraaTY Noara op Sixth mraarr B. F. GOETZ real estate agency fourth st. and atlantic ave. ocean city, n. J. phones: rentals Office, 239-J bales residence, 202- M builoino lots • EACH FRONT Oar Opf At Fouarn Sraaxr - notice! • We have a large number of clients wishing to • rent and purchase. We solicit your listings. H L. Leslie Headley Co. ,p 515 Etf.ll> Stted Ocean Gty, N.'J. Real Estate Dept. 1 T. W. Mould, Mgr. m . - . - -