- - - - ^ ■(■■ * TTfO ' OCEAN CITY SENTIN'EI.. OCEAN CITY. N. J., thursday, JUXE 16. 1921 ' — —

Ocean City Sentinel "?iu»»i» a— mumn Enat Tnum OCEAN CITY PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO. OCEAN CITT. - - NEW JERSEY BelhPbone No. 138-J. ~~Tfcl* ioBluy iraervee.tae rtfM lo rrtfrt 3S2S£«&l£,.v; W .ij-rl.nc-e THURSDAY, JUNK 11. 192 L' ■ T"/ * t'"' WITH Somers' Point having a great ^newspaper time over onepiece ' bathing *oit*. the thought arises as to «hat wilt t* the developments In this tine, in Ocean City thl» summer. The developments were quite a bit in evidence on the I -each and on the streets here last summer, and much cannot he added— or taken off— this year. THE season has started at the ^ home of the Ocean City Yacht Club, and from "now until early Septemhei there will he much activity at thiV popular club house. Frank D. Newberry, chairman of the house committee, is as busy as a bee, and he has the affairs of the organisation much at heart and always in mind. FROll an inkling gathered of the tentative plans for the Fourth of July celebration here. Ocean City will have something worth while. All j business men and everyone -interested in this resort should get together anil i make the affair the success it -should J be. eclipsing even the best 'of other ; years. I CHIEF OF POLICE JOHNSON j is to be commended on his prompt action in getting in touch with Commiiuuoner Dill, of the State Motor t , Vehicle Department, in reference to L having a man sent to this city to j issue auto licenses for owners and (| drivers, and also to have drivers' demonstrations here. Commissioner* a Dill equally is to be thankfd for his j1 quick response to this request. Ocean £ City, with the Urge number of ma- a chines within Us borders during the r summer season, is entitle.! to this k courtesy and. attention from the p State officials. - ANOTHER large crowd of exeur- n J aUnists came to Ooeen City last Sun- •> J day, and two large sections were run ■ (from Philadelphia to this resort by |f ■ the Reading Railroad. As U usually ti • the ease with excursions here on Sun- w ikya ooriy in the season, the vial- t) tare for the most part comprise cot- » ttge owners who run down for the 9 day. The excursionist as he is generally known has never been much cff a frequenter to these shores. Ocean , Oty people have been divided in1 » ,k-i. ,

their opinions many years as to t*e value of the Simon-pure exeurMonist. Some claim this resort does not desire the excursionist, while <*bers proclaim that the excursionist it wanted. WITH the schools in Philadelphia aH closing this week. Ocean City's summer season will be started with a rush. This Mng almost solely a family resort, this condition has prevailed for years. There may soon . «*»• time for which many have been waiting and longing, when this rmort will have a season extending ower Ave or six months. There is ne reason why this should not be the erne. With one or two of the Urge hotels opening -early and remaining open Ute in the fall, as is understood will be the condition this year, visiters may stay until well into the aatumn months. The Ashing is al- ' ways Ane in the autumn, and many of the largest weakAsh of the season are then caught on the hanks. CITY'S INFORMATION BUREAU Tha Chamber of Commerce has reopened Ocean City's bureau of information on the second floor of the Monty A Edwards building. Eighth atraet and Central avenue, where this bweau is said to have accomplished raeeh good during the summer season of 1920 in the way of directing strangers u hotels, providing rooms for. visitors, locating cottagers for their friends, etc. Centrally located, it will be convwitaet for those just coming into tha resort, and should be of vaulable assistance to those seeking informatien that should be theirs for the . asking. If it were possible, without inter- : faring with city ordinances, their - should be a sign from one of the win- i dqjrs of the building showing the ' "■tor that the city's bureau of in- ' formation U looted on the second , floor of the bunding at Eighth street ( and Central avenue. t ■ERE WITH BRIDE j John D. Moore, son of Wm. G. Moore, of HaddonAeld, and a sum- I 25T of Ocean City, is here e ? ltaiS "itt WV M'" Nancy t A. Robb, of Phoenixville. Pa. Thev •jre married in May at ValUy . Forge, which historic spot is not far from the "Iron Town of Chester „ L-ounty. Mr. and Mrs. Moore have -h D'Un«> p'»~ H iulTr*. *** .eh"*e of activities attba city t muaic pavilion last sum- d ti .212! fif *; m ; ppenad her cottage tor the summer. P A i"

1 STATE LACKS FUNDS = 10 BUYAUTO BRIDGE Y ' _ : ing bulkheads damaged by the winter's storms a few years ago. Col. Wittmore said thai the quesb , tion that I witters the commission is , where they are going to get the luoni •' »jr for all the thing - that mu.-t be ! done to the rna>l> in New Jersey. " They must defer those things that - can lie "ieferted, unless the load tax. . j.is inriHiHMl or there is a bond issue. Mr. Massey said he wanted it dis tinctlv understand by the State Highly way Commission that the com pa in is reaily to deliver its title to the State ~ within tweiitv-fuiir hours, President Burton, of tile commi-' tiquated and the members want to 11 . see the toll removed. It is the only i- toll bridge in the State at this time, i. Tire only matter that bother* the v Ixiard i- the financial rn.L Until I* quirements in other parts of the r. State, they can't say anything, if „ they hayl the money, the member* wL the commission would free the hndge \ right away. InyAiiswer to a ipiestiun, Mr. Mas- ; isey/saiil that the road was huilt for • NtMfvy travel, and that seven tons is I. the limit of weight permitted on i auto*. _^"Tol. Wittmore volunteered the statenieiit that the State limit is • fifteen tons. He wanted to know • whether the Ocean City bridge will t carry more than seven tons of weight. Harry Headlev, manager of the j bridge company, said that the bridge I will carry more than seven tons; that seven tons ia only an arbitrary p ruling of the company, f The piling under the bridge. Mr. , 'Massey stated, will last for -thirty I years, according to the report of the i engineer in charge of the operation, i 1 Manager Heudley said that an enI gineer from the State Utility Com- | I mission examines the bridge twice a , . year, and except on one occasion, when ice did some damage to the . piling, the engineer's report* have . always been complimentary. His ' , only recommendation last year was that the foundations be repaired. ' Mr. Massev, addressing President Burton, said that the bridge company does not want to lay an obstacle <1 the elimination of toll from the s bridge. •Assemblyman Bosweli said that r this bridge question is one affect- j the seashore resorts and rural districts of Cape May- County and ,, •also Somers' Point. The charging of c toll on this' bridge keeps thousands of people from Cape May County. The State motor vehicle fund* are applicable to the elimination of toll ® road*. The speaker said that he ? that the State is handicapped \ by lack of funds. The law at the resent Ome is such that, If the h ridge company la willing, an agree- F meat could I* made for deferred b payments. It is not beyond the of possibilities to make this w free. Mr. Bosweli said, and he p suggested that the commission can v work out a fesiable plan along the of taking over the bridge, main- ,, taining it and paying the money over ,, when the funds are available. • , It was stated by Mr. Burton that commission will submit a proKition that will be approved by the ?■ te's attorney general. hi WRITES THE MAYOR C. P. Brady Tells of Troubles Around Jl

Sixteenth Street , ! Following ia a capy "of a, letter i ** received by the Sentinel from "Oims. es P. Brady, of Philadelphia, a cottager ile on Sixteenth street, near the beach .front: Joseph G. Champion, Esq, Mayor of Ocean City, Ocean City. N. J. My Dear Sir: '* A few weeks ago I wrote to you ■ ill 08nne«,ion with the teams of th Thompson k Fox taking sand from the beach at Sixteenth street I have not received , nply u my ^ I®r'j fi'-J"* WMM on h*nd y**,n terday with his team taking aand „ away. My Wife spoke «o him about is 'b f?'1 he said he was taking it out or the street and intimate,! that he f had a right to do ao. Thia ia news Is to ine. I am sending a copy of this le the newspapers in Oeean City, so that they may know what to expect. I should also be very glad if some E of the city authorities wouhl take «i the trouble to look at the condition j. of Sixteenth street, east of Wesley avenue. Its pretty bod, and yo« «nme °" th*1 '<treet ^ y I hate to do It, but III have to mention something else: Our garbage has not been collected for a week, alnWiit It. ph<m^1 l*v«tal times I mjWon't >»" he good enough. Mr. Mayor, to forcibly bring these mat- . a,'.:r "" °i h CHAS. P. BRADY, • i ^ Sixteenth street, Ocean City. d June 10. 1921. f MARMORA NEWS * Personal Note* of Interest to Senr tinel Readers •J?"' «?ano, Bixsiks ia visiting her - sister, Mrs. J. L. Young. a Miss Helen Corson is visiting her r ^Mi^Ciifoon Smith, at Tfcrty- ■ b*.n?Sr '4"" of 'he Methodist | - theZR' wlT rrh.*»ve a. In the hall Wednesday evening. There ' ' " !,r** f">wd The proceeds , rta'fi churrt- « I r P f •ChBrch ha'1 « straw- ' in is 'u the hall Thursdav „ the iffa'ir wiTa *upI*rs and J The sunshine Club of the Metho.iist ' Church held their monthly 1 m?hJrKn,,h*.hfi' FrW"J ®vening. «' Bsltkt rl 1" y e"r°se» of the k evroint he'd • Sunday Th* congregation enjoyed v the singing and speaking. f I !" Nadara and daughter * Thunday ,n AtlanUc City. tl on^ t,^ tlarhof InB '« now - " has many boarders. Meals -bathing and fishing. b. Mitchel1- of Philm- iL " pr2J*rtf owner here, re- Ci at s

PERSONALS Mrs. F. E. 'Schwartx, of Camden. E M. J. Patton. of Moore-town. N. J, is at T'i2 Wesley avenue. ! Dr. C. I.. W.sRieger, of Logan, is at his cottage, h'jr. Second street, a- George Smith and family, of Philadelphia. are among the visitors. ? Ilr. Wayne T. KilHaii.' of Philadel- £ phia. was a visitor during the.werk. lie Mrs. K. Af Plant, of Philadelphia. Jt Dr. W. C. T. Bauorie and .. family, ^-uf Philadelphia, are among the v-isi-. In H. No-. Jr.. .pf Philadelphia, liaf opened his rtittage. Mdriiiagsiile » Roliert B. Vollum ami family, of. Philadelphia, are at their »eotla» ly S. -J. Kiegel. of Philadelphia, has 'r Miss Kliubeth McNaJv. of Brook- ■' lyn, i> visiting her mother at Ileesr lev's Point , [f - s ' * ""• J II. M. Jones and family, of Wil. evnington, are oerupying apartments in the Lenox. Mrs. William Hagle. of Phila.lel- ■ piiia. has opened her cottage. DKJTj M. K. Harr and family, of Philae delphia. aie ut their cottage. S4!" * Fifth street. l' H. W. Archdeacon and family, of J Lansilowne. are al their cottage, I .'10 i f Asbury avenue. -4 Frederick Weldg-r. of the Touraine r Apartments, Philadelphia, is at 1IS2 [ Ocean avenue. Mrs. A. A. Young, of Philadelphia, is at 1.100 Central avenue for tier . fourth summer. - * W. B. Develin, of Philadelphia. • has opened his cottage. 11,21 Central . avenue, for, the season. Mrs. J. Linn, a summer resident for many seasons, is at her ' cottage, 324 Central avenue. ; W. K. Harris, well-known Philadelphia florist, is here with his family. ' as guests of the Wyoming. ' W. D. Bonsall anil wife, of Overbrook, are at their cottage. 1432 . Wesley avenue, for the season. H. N. Diesel and familv. of Phila- . are at their bay villa. Sixth stret and Bay avenue, this city. Herbert F. Rappold, of Philadel- I phia, has' opened Jiis. summer home. ' 1334 Wesley avenue, for the season.,1 Mrs. George W. Robb. of Philahas opened her cottage. Inn, on Rattersea road, for the , W. S. Schermerhorn, who has been ! coming to this resort for a*oumhes of years, has opened his cottage, TOT fourth street. Edmund Dawes, of Philadelphia, \ opened his summer home, TI9 t place. He is accompanied c his family. Mi4s Mattic Boyle, of this city, 3 will again be in charge of the sub- 1 postal station in the citv'a music pa- 1 vilion this summer. . = , Wm. S. Brick, of Marlton, has returned home after spending a few here with his cousin, Mrs. Clay- t ton Haines Brick. Attorney General Alder, of Pennsylvania, i* oerupving his summer in this eitv. He and his famftr are from Pittsburgh. Miss Pauline Eberhnrdt, of Wilmington, is the guest of John R. Jones ami family, of this city. She is a talented violinist.

H. T. Ellis, of Philadelphia, a summer resilient and active in the yacht club for many years, is at his cot- ^ tage, S05 Wesley avenue. Mrs. Mary Stang and Mr. ami Mrs. Clarence Stang. of Philadelphia, have opened their cottage, 1549 Asbury avenue, for the season. . A- Hexamer, Secretary of au the Philadelphia Underwriters' Association. and family are at K01 Ply. m mouth place., their summer home. Dr. Bushrod James, poet and his- *- torian of the Ocean City Fishing •• Club, and a leading Philadelphia , surgeon, was a visitor a few days surgeon, was a visitor few days

»go. a Mrs. J. H. Hildreth, of this city, " spent last week in New York, buying as F?w"r* skirts waists for M Hildreth s Shop, 826 Asbury aveir Mis* S. E. Beck, of this city , who te spent the winter in Florida, has, in "P®"**1. h®"" eottage, Vernon Hall, 410 ly Atlantic avenue, for the season. >e where she win be please<l ti greet ic ff«®sts, H. L Stelwagon, a former resident °> 'ra* city, has returned from Philre "delphia to Somers' Point, where he I- will spend the summer, accompanied m by hi* wife. _ Otto Schafhauser, of the S. S. r- Ginger Ale Company. Philadelphia. , E" opened his apartments in the Bauer Apartments, Fourteenth st. mid Ocean avenue. Mrs. Anna Thomas, mother of Mrs. Charles T. Maginnis, with whom she resides in this city, was stneken with paralysis the, latter part of last week. Clayton Brick Roberts, of Marlton, a student at the University of Penn- - sylyama, who is interested in the business of his uncle, Clayton Haines Brick, in thu re-ort, in the summer r is in town for the season. William Shough and family, of r Alowa.v, came to this city the latter - part of last week on a visit to Mrs. Sheugh s mother ami sisters. Mrs i some time"1 rfmain for' 1 - Kdwaixi M -Urge, a superintendebt for the Curtis Publishing Com- - • pany and family, of Philadelphia. ■ Irt^,ae nt,V streft ani1 0r*a" P. S. Smith and i rife, of Philadelphia. summer residents at Fifteenth street and Asbury avenue for a number of years, have purchased a cot- r tage on Asbury avenue, below Four- f leenth street. Mr. Smith is a well known contractor. .George F. Bauer, of Phila.lelphia. FW,in^,"n,,| V"" 0ee"" C">' F -sh.ng Club was ,n town Sunday, .hli ,'"1 h"1 familv will open ne^r "partments, on Ocean avenue, near Fourteenth street, for the sea- ~ son the latter part of this week. « • Steilem and famil, 1 including his daughters. Misses Ade- ' laide and Gertrude, of Philadelphia. foT Lhe S®.as"n 'he latter part of last week, and ore occupying ™r. ,C°ttJ!F- J" > Helen BMZ come to this city Monday after spending a week in HatUeton, Pa. ,

Activities Have Begun at the s Home of Ocean City Yacht Club i! First Dane oof Season Next Saturday Evening — Symphony ('onccrt Sunday Nnght

The first dance of the season at *"• tlie Ocean Cily Ynelft Club will id1 v.. .held- .next Sutwi.lnv rrming. It W ill ' for ■nembers ..f the club un.l Their gUKSts ontv, ii 1- nnnouuccl. Tlie rnrmbm* of the yacht rlub * sou. and they will pi wide the music for the -iiyrfi-e and f.n the fir-t Suiif niiht'cl's .Ccl.M-k ' lisniel f! Shea. will lie the diie.tor. Ile i-r'-ular with the nieml-er*. n* is diehard Gaspany. pini i-l, who will again be (. a memliei of the orchestra, s. Frank, J»f-^ew ;«•!■>. chairman of the hesiFe rontnittee, and a imisirian , of ability. whA has Ih*ii much inter-

t ested in Aliese symphony concerts, i* f arranging to give , souie... pleasing irVuipiiM-.- in tie musical line to the j chib rq Iiet and th« frieniis this l« ire II male vufaf iiuaitet' of profew - sionnl talent, but all prominent r niemlier- of the sarlit club. Wlien - the quartet i* formed, the nieailm* ,, The second of the Wednesday nf- » U-rnmm subscription earil parties ■ wa- held xe-lerday aCtenmon. The 1 first of these, held Wednesday after- • mum of la-t week, wa* whll attend- , ed. and a few hour* were spent very | f pleasantly. These parties start" , i promptly at 2.310 nclnrk. which jiieiu- i • lieYS/hou'd keep in mind. riDr vi iuvi cmv vi s • - ALARM SIGNALS..

- MAYOR WILL WELCOME SNELLENBURG CADETS f Corps Will he Reviewed From City Hall When *; They Arrive '• ed on riie £'l romp grounir^ai'^S i. plans for their outing. I In a letter to Mavor ,l»s. (J. ri.nmpinn.^roa.i at- the weekly meeting nf r A. Morgan, c" mniamhu' of tlie'sio-l! enhtirg t'adet Corps, of Philadelphia, said that he desires the mavor ami the city official.- t.. levies the cadet ' corps upon its arrival in Ocean I'itv Wednesday evening. June 29. ! ; The cadets will leave Philadel- ■' • phia aliout 4.30. o'clock thai afternoon and reach this resort about 6 ■ o'clock. They detrain at the Readi :ing's Tenth street station, march I . to the city hnll. where they will i>e « and swung in tine, facing the __ city hall. When the train reaches the Reading's Tenth street station. Mujm ' Morgan and members of his stair immediately leave for the city » which they will reach before the 1 arrival of the liattnlion at the innConcluding. Major Morgan says: "Trusting that these arrangements , will meet with your approval. I want 1 again thaak you for the kind and courteous manner in which you inceived us. and also to assure you that - you have greatly lightened inn task I by your congenial manner and sincere c»-operatiqp with u>."

14 — Sivth ami Pleasure avenue. , IT— Eleventh ami Bay avenue. i j IS— Fourteenth ami Bay avenue. | 43— Fourth ami Ashurv avenue. 4"i — Eighth ami Asbury avenue. 49 — Sixteenth and Aslniry avenue. 51 — North ami Central aveuee. 1 54 — Sixth ami Central avenue, 6T — Twelfth ami Wesley avenve. 6* Fourteenth ami Wesley ave me 75 -Seventh nnil Ocean ave lie. 76 — Ninth and Oeean avemie. S2_Seeoi,d and Atlantic avemie. 96— Boardwalk ami lyn teirare PILGRIM LAUNDRY < ollects Laundry in p IK'K \N CITY Monday and deliver* laundry on Friday of each week Phone 3833 DR. D A V I D M . SAX E " \ eterinary Surgeon Diseases of dogs and cats a specialty Ocean City rails given special "" This is u 3-19 B, Westinphouse full automatic Elec- Hl trie Rv'inpe, other styles in stock. Let us show you the advantages of cooking by ,, electricity. Cheaper than gas and cleaner. We carry a full line of Westinghouse, Mazda and Nitro- y gen I^tmps. W. I. RAYTriONI) 819 ASIUKY/AT. OCEAN CITY.N.J.

RENDKR TO OI R CLIENTS ill that personal Attention and service which s ' _ II SS,;KU? TyMAKE SUSSKSSKL'I- ORGANIZA- U 1 pa | WkFCORDlAI.I.Y INVITE YOU TO MAKE OUR BANK 1 HI HL^YOLR DF3DSITARY. f j Ul | First National Bank I ci tv, x . j. y " "»VW «»- .1 auu. Cm ■ Shoe* at alt raclive price* SEA SIDE BATHS SANITARY AIR DRIF.D SUITS AND TOWELS Dppoai'e the main bathing heart, between Ninth and Tenth '*, recta (M EAN C ITY, N. J. •dl PlMMt 530 tad 44* N. HICKMAN oysters clams CRABS AND CRAB MEAT 1155 ASBURY AVENVE, OCEAN CITY N. J. Wayne Restaurant - Boardwalk at 8ixth Street QPKN FOR THE SEASON Specializing ia sea foot! May 38, igar Bro

MARRIED IN C.ERYIANTOWN John P. Clark, nf this city, and Mr*. Emma E. Mvers of Germantown. we're mantel in Christ- | p" on'' Mr" c'la'rk is V well known Bluefish are Idling ut Corson V Inlet. it was reported early m the week l,v Mr*. Wittkump. Among those eutehing bluefish and large weukfi*h there were l.ink. Kmlen. Slea.lniun "Applegate *.i*l "Te.1" Savage, s of Philadelphia. • A 69- pound black drumfish ' was caught on the Anglers' Club pier l«*t aiiTiLi axu lontex*. Scotch Ma 1 1 .SANITARIUM u opr.* At. i. vt*K vaSlls"' dnirablr *11 year round • home for elderlv i^uple uiul lor well 1 people desiring * quiet plave for REST. Cooking uuilrr suprrvitiou of a graduate Dirtitiou.. Kegivteied Graduate Nuise . always on duty, hall.s. Massage. Kiev trie. Hot-air Baker Treatment g.vru. ...eat nanus open lo the public. B. McGIUCINY. *t«r. Ml. a N R. Townae. R. fx. Hood fXura" H DTE I. PARK VIEW ' Table Hoard ten dollars ja-r week " GEORGE I.. REGAN. ' HALCYON HALL 1116 »r«|ev ave. tlrean < it, New Jrr*e> waiter i'o eueh "rm.n^" " "" Three minute* from the Iiearh MII.I.FK C0ITAGK ■ >|ieu All the Year THE UtSCAYNE avenue op|awlte Muorlyu lerrac. Private Hatha Booklet C.ANDY COTTAGE fit. New Jenej" HIE I lANIF-INN \ THE 'darling l*ON '^mo"1™!, T msi ! "•*'|N J' BE1.LKVUE HOTEL. Hth and Oeean Avenue Ocean City Mr. E. S. Schauta, Proprietor ' j Now is the Time to Plant Privet Hedge Thomas J. Thorn florist ;£ 1128 Bay Avenue A Ocean City New Jersey SINGHAM DRESSES AND HATS REDUCER HILDRETH-S SHOP 826 ASBURY AVE.

DK. W. P. HAINES 3 COR. NINTH AND W ES LEY AV( " OCIAN CITY N. 4. k "vi" ::::: tu«^, •. DK I'IJORBNCE' B. HAIMS*; ■ i.-,o. .. .U.M. •*".» Allen Corson, M. D. *' % City New Jersey -I 0 ivKSCII lit. I'KTTIT, M.D.I II 807 WESLEY AVE. ; OCEAN CITY. NEW JERSEY J1 i N II. Wjihrab, M. II. "717 W LSL E V AVCNUC Ocean City. N. J. r'.'laay ' saiugjp^."' '( I auTaa"* m DK. LrfAS. H. VAIL ftsleopalhic Phtiiclaa m"V'' Filu'*".;v'w ^ 1U*' DENTIST DR.' WILSON Y. CHRISTIAN 809 Central avenue. Oeean t'ily, N. J. Belt Phone 152 Ex -ray DiagnuxU Nitrous Ovi.ler Adiiliiiistereil Abbott's Pharmacy 9th and Anbury i Wm. l,s Abbott, Prop. 4rnnaiYt.aT.uiE Wootloo. Harcouri I Stcelmas law offices ANDREW c BOSWELL Law Offices Master In Chancery ocxan ..ir v, N. j. ARFHITFFT* Leslie Headley Co. BUILDER5 Architectural Service 515 I: I (J HIM STREET i fqviv .a. ...... Ocean City. N. J. Devigaer and Builder of AtlMlv BongaMwlrrn liotalt'. ' VIVIAN 8. SMITH ARCHITECT Atlantlo City. N. J. KNGINEKM Wm. H. Coli.isson. |k. Civil EnRineer aod Sui veyar

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