: OCEAN CITY SENTIN'EL. OCEAN* CITY. X. J.. THURSDAY, JUNE 10. 1921 . ' flVF.

NINETEEN HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS GET DIPLOMAS

|.u- before you tonight exemplify and justify all that ha- U-en .lam- if th.-ii la-half. "Ula- <.f IM21. the' Hoard of Edufclliyit recunl and. .a.- thc.ii rapioil'K ye" with the diploma the Ocean City Hitch School.". The gra.kial/'- were: jurie lienthnm, Auguxtib. Shaw (i.wtz and Mat halli.o, . Modern Language Curriculum- Edwin Kn-.- Ferguson, Harve> Speucci ti.df, Eugene Edwaid Haller.it,. i.e.lie C.~.|k-i Hutch. -, Helen Sluhlmul-l-r Mu\oii. A I ft etl fclgur Senior Mildred Muricuente Sutton and Mel-t-in' Floyd Will . . Commercial Curriculum. Anna Max liuacli, Ktliel Kjizaheth Edith Hawt linriie, Itorothj Huwoll, Kliuu Kdna Mu) lei, Mary Helphine McCullouich. Freda Caroline Smith, Agnes Jaicile Townse.nl and Marv |.elia Turner. The cla.-.- motto «, "Wisdom |„ Better Than K„br-:" the cl:,-. flL. er, . America" ^ Wauty, and the chV ''^'•nif/j nines li'." Stevens, superin) terolent Of the city', rahnols. 'mad/ l.is sustomary address. in whirh boHad there I fen eighteen in this that would have represented tiie numIfC of yours he litis If en c.nrtFcted with the Ocean City public schools and the n.nhfter of' commencement addre mm Ik hu delivered here. This should lie - a happy day for the all looking happy. He state. t that he had prepu.ril a long speech for this vitthtcenth anniversary occasion that he way celebrating, hut lie lost it. and si. he would go on as U-.-t as he could: iii the lust few years there has lieeri an iocreusirffc numlier of , |fople atlei»Un~K the commencement exercises of the school. The school • has lieon turning out more graduates than in other years. The hi eh wanes paid unskilled labor during the war times made conditions look had for a time for higher education, but these fears have proved to if' groundless. There are 27,000,1)00 persons ' of school aire in this comity today — pbotwertty years. Of these, there Are 20,000.000 e.o oiled ih the . schools. names should ^lf on the schis.l rolls tendance is only 17.000,000. "which mean* that there are 12.000,000 but of school that should tie there. Some are out because of sickness, hut in most rn-e- t his ah-ence in inexrus- ' able. The whole numlier of days of school life, from the grade,- to the end of high school,1 is- 2|i'.0. In Ocean City every boy and trirl loses II per cent, of attendance in twelve years, or 1 'a years. This includes times ub.-eut on account of sickness. It is st ran ire, hut too true, that a itreat .leal of uhsenfe is due to parents. They keep their children out of school fur the most tritlpiy things. Nothinir ♦.Mould be allowed to interfere with attendance at school. If the country can spend billions for battleships, if billions arc spent on tohucro ami more than a billion are spent by the women for powder, cosmetics, etc., then the United States surely can ■Spend $600,000 for' education hi the schools. The past year has been the best in the history of the local schools. Prof. Stevens said. There was the largest enrollment month by month, there were fewer .cases of sickness, and there never has I fen n year when the teachers did more work. But there must If more school room. He spoke of one room in which u tfacher has sixty children under six years of age. . "Is Ocean City so poor that we f , have to ik> this, when no leucher can ■ handle more that twenty-five chil- j dren?" asked Prof. Stevens. He answered by saying "no". Continuing, , . he said, our facilities have been goixi, ! hut we have outgiown them. There can come mi greater return that frum whut is done fdr Jlie boys and girls, and the sneaker said he issure the city will respond. Prof. Stevens was followed by the Rex-. W. Warren (J lies, of Fast ' Orange, who was introduced by Prof. , O. W. Reirhly, principal of the Occun City High School, and whose address held the close attention of his hearers throughout. Mr. Giles had lieen heard in Ocean City on a previous occasion, 'ami a rare treat wps ex- 1 pected. None who heaixl Mm at the ■ commencement exercises was disappointed. He began by complimenting the class are those long on affection, but "essays delivered by the graduates, and in the course of his talk he laid . stress on' the nee. I of personality. , Some people are long on intellect, , Imt short on affection and will. They * will nof make good. In the same " class are those long on affection, hut short on intelligence nmi will, v A , great thing i-i business in tact— great , tu hnve terminal facilities. A woman j declared tact to lie the unsaid por- , tion of the thing one thinks. Person- j ulity is one's greatest asset. The ( speaker advised his heaters to try , to determine what God wants them to . /do, and then do it. Next to Holy ' Writ/is the Constitution "of the UnitedsStatc*. and the minister urged Ms young friends to stick close to nrnth. The graduates received many flowers und other presents, and after the. exercises they gave a brief reception to their friends. GUARDS MAKE RESCUE 1 A portion of the city's lifeguards went on duty for the summer lust Saturday, and the boys at Fourth 1 street, with the assistance of Capt, ' "Jack" Jernee, their director, made ■ . a rescue. They saved the lives of 1 George Fould ami Miss Alma Hinrkle ' of 317 Ocean avenue. Fould tried to 1 save the girl, ami their predicament ^ was seen hy Capt. Jeiiiee and Guards Behun and Mailer. Behan went out 1 with a can. as did Jernee. Mallnr, who. comes from Baltimore anil is an expert swimmer, accompanied them. The gourds got the girl from under the pier of the fishing cluh and took her to the lieach. Foutql, seeing the guards at work, swam ashore. Mrs. John M.- Moguugin, mother tjnd daughter, of Philadelphia, are here for a month, at their cottage, 1630 Wesley avenue. s Advertise in the" SENTINEL.

L THREATENED ICE WAR IS PLEASES CONSUMERS ■he IJu< Manager of Local CompanySaye Present Prices 111 Are Only Reasonable iu- George K. Weiss,. if Geripantown, • V- a summer i-ottage. here for niunv re- Xcai.-, ami George W. Alitbiinv and ,,t. Eilwanf Devoe, ..f Germantoxxn, !*- lie can -hipping ice to this resort the latter part of last • week, their purpose lieing, it was stated. to give the . isi'l'le of this, city this commodity ,u at u reasonable price. It was -aid . that ire would la- sold at the rate of SO cents for 100 pounds', ami 2f. pounds fur twenty cents. •s- 1 *•>' Commissioner Win* H. Campj|. hell, who Aus president of one of „r the local ice companies that a few .|. weeks ago disposed of -its plant to the South - JrfrreV Ice Company, ami ay Who is temporary manager for this ■ "ew company, says that the prices i, a charged the South Jersey -Ice h. Company this year are lower than W.....I and Cape May last season when sold in hulk. He says that the ,v. prices asked by the company in \ the companies formerly in business nj hen- .lid nut get a really just profit ,|J mi their sales. On 25-pound pieces a- of icc. the Smith Jersey Ice Company ,|. is one cent cheaper than the local is 'companies were fast- year. The same S, company is^ charging a little more for ••I Mr. ('. tmpl>ell further says that Is two years ago hi* former company nt sold ice to butchers for %9 ami to e. hotels for $10. At that time the le I'ennsylvania Railroad Company ofv fei-ed his company $12 a ton for this ie ire. hut they ws.uld not sell to the i- railroad company and they did not it raise the price of ice. Mr. Camp-; l. Ih'II adds that the price of ice in ie seashore town* tike Ocean City, Cape e May ami Wildwood must nece-sarily la- higher than in larger cities or ■ I even in Atlantic City. In the latter d resort there is at least six months •s goo. I business every year, whjcli* is ■s not the condition in the smaller seaPRETTY WEDDING IN : HOLY TRINITY CHURCH

V Miss Heim Bride of Cieo. Mick less, Returned Busir ness Man of Mich. '' George Nickless, of Bay City,1 Mich., ami Miss Bertha Heiin, of i'hiladelphia, who ha* been the owner of. the Arlington Hotel in thi* city for many years, were married in , Holy Trinity Episcopal ' Chwrch at 1 1 < o'clock Tuesiluy morning by the recj tor, the Rev. Joseph W. Watt*, i. They were attended by Mi*s Emma . Heim. of Philadelphia, anil Mr*. How- ' ard Nickle**, ..f Bay Citv. — s When the couple mafcKed' u]Kthe J t center aisle from the rear of Ifce t i ciiurch, Mrs. Jumes Austin playAl . the wedding march from "Iathengrin". ( The bride was attired in- gray - crepe de chine anil chilfon, embroidered in silver, and carried bride The mariage ceremony .was wit-'.' nessed.hy a number of the members i ' of the Hotel Proprietors' Association e ' of Ocean City, beside some other v personal friends of the bride, and t ' the) all extended best wishes to Mrs. c ' Nickless und congratulations to Mr. c Nickless before the pair left the edi- a ' . fife. t There was a wedding breakfast at s the Breakers, and then Mr. and Mr*, t Nickless left for Philadelphia, whence g they left by automobile for Boston und other sections of the Eastern 1 ' States, latter the) will go to Bay h ; City, where they-will reside. ' E Members of the hotel association tl | presented the bride with a handsome f over-nighl bag, containing an ivory w set, etc. While in Florida during the winter n she met Mr. Nickless, who is a re- o tired business man and said to lie very wealthy. With her engagement recently announced, Mrs. Nickless p | sold the Arlington. a n -FOUND MISSING ARTICLES ~ Hill, of Wayne, Had Profitable *' Visit to This City The home of Mrs. Ruth Clay Hill, of Wayne, formerly of Villamiva, was robbed of a number of articles 1 early in the year. These included u valuable plates, two pic- T and two light house it""-'""'- - had working for her at the time Joseph and Mary , Blaekstone, col- " oreil, who hailed from this section. , Mrs. Hit! visited Dr. Dobbins In J this city this week, and while here she derided to call at the home ofthe mother of her former seryants. She did so, and while there she thought she sauLone of the' missing ' dresses. She reported the nuitter to " of Police/Johnson, who -advised f to procure a search warrant, . which she did. The police say , she recovered twelve napkins, one table- L cloth and the two pictures. MARRIED IN CHURCH # Miss Bertha McCoy and Paul - Cluuske, of Philadelphia, were mar- ! m ried in Holy Trinity Episcopal I Church here Friday by the rector, * the Rev. J. W. Watts. Among the week's guests at the Biscayne were Mrs. H. G. Kleinfeld- 0 of C.lensi.le; Mrs. W. Jungkurth, Mrs. A. K. Siess, W. D. Benson, Miss Peggy McCambridge, Mrs. Alex. Elrmann and Miss Hortenae Krmann, of Philadelphia. The Biscayne had ninety-two guests .over the week-end. - Phone R52-W ; | WILLIAM UNCLES Contractor MARBLE AND TILE office 2-1 -A N. New Jersey Avenue Atlantic City, N. J. / j Store Fronts, Rath Rooms, PorfYles, , Firaplacaa I ''

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. CHILDREN'S DAY Rapti-m. and E:x.-rriM-s Held in the First M. E. thur.1i „ At the morning s. i vice in the Firsf M. Cluirch Sunday, the 'pastor, the Rev. Mb". HundJev. baptized tne f.d- „. lowing children: Violet Clara Moray. Muiv.-il A. Adam.. Ruth l>. ... Adam-, Joa. melt.- G:.ri J.-a. • i-.-fe Hazel Smith, Jerome Ru-h Chattin . and Kenneth Morev. ' jjj The' following were receive I intra i .the church in praparat-.rv ineml» r.r, -hip: Jeanne: to H. Smith, Dorothy May Elsie Coi.le.y, Jeant.rur .Garretson, Sophia Cobb, Ann I Col.tfNJeioiue Rusli Chattin. Gert rn.lt- " Sufinton, . Beryle Rrichlv, J.-annette * Staint.ni, Ruth A.lii.i-, Muriel .'l Dorothy M a r - h n M e m . e tiT Morev! Paul lamer, Grace l.auer and Ma'r- * j°TheApa*tor mu.ie a short address, " taking for his subject "Buds and Blossoms." " At the Sunday school in the afternoon Children's Day songs were. £ '"Following was the program at the * evening services: ' Song hv Schnol. "Iluppv Golden * Summer Time." >: Responsive Reading. „ Prayer hy the Pastor, the Rev. John Hundley. . r Song hy the Primary Department. „ Recitation. "Welcome." Bol.l.ie t R reck lev. y So!.., Bettv jane Sherman. n Recitation. Eleanor Roth. p "Dandelion Song," Eight Children. ' - Recitation, Tl.elma Smith. " " Sk\ Happenings," Frances Roth, B John hirbv, Esther Ferguson. I Duet. Bettyjauc Shornuui and - Bobbie Breekley. II Recitation, Esther Ferguson: p Song. "Life's Rright Summer," Five 7 Girl- ami School. r Exercise, "Ten Little Fairies," Five r Girls. s Solo. Marion Sinkinson. I * Recitation, Idiwrence Faucet. Choriis, Miss Harris' Class. Exercise, "Johnny Junip-Ups." Six Girls. Solo, Dorothy Breekley. Recitation, Robert Hughes. Solo, Margaret Quigg. Song by , Primary Department, ' . "Spelling Love." i Address, hy William Ei. Mas-ey on I "The Church Board of Education ami Origin of Children's Day." Song by the School, Beautiful Roses." Address by Pastor, John Homlley. Recitation, "Before Collection!" I John Kirby. Solo, Jea'nnette Darby. — v.' Exercise, "What I Would Be," by. uysh Chattin, Beryle Iteichly, Ken- , oefh Moray, Murrel Adems, Charles f Stephenson and Ruth Adams. t Recitation; "A Summer Rose," hy ■ r Beryle Iteichly. ' . i Exercise, "A Basket of Roses," hy I Mrs. Bentham's Class. Motion Recitation, "The Summer Time." by Ruth Adams. Recitation, Sunshine and Roses," Jeannette Stainton. Presentation of Haptisimnl Certificates to the class baptized in the morning by the superintendent of ' ! the. Sunday school, H. S. Mnwrer. : Song by the School, "Trust in , 1 Gad." Benediction, Dr. Geo. I- Dobbins. SUCCESSFUL MISSION ENDS A Week's successful mission in St. Augustine's Church came to an end with services in the church Sun.iuy evpning. when the closing sermon • delivered by the Rev. John Cotter, S. J„ of New York City, who ■ conducted the mission. He took oc- " carton to congratulate the memliers of the congregation and the rector, , the Rev. Thomas F. Blake, on the I of the services, and expressed - hope that all will continue their good resolutions. Masses were said at 6.30, 7. 8, and 10 o'clock Sumiay morning, the cele- * brants being Fathers Cotter and " Bluke and the Rex-. Dr. D. J. Dunne, latter Chancellor of the Chicago All of the services largely attended. Masses will be said in thi* church next Sunday at 6.30, 8, and 10 o'clock. Delicious strawlwrries have l>een picket from a smull patch in the of E. M. Sutton's cottage, on Ocean avenue, near Tenth street. x

Alliriiioit Jobbing HUMBERT C. PONTIERE BUILDER SIimI ocean cm. i. J. SMITH * DENNIS . Builders JOBBING CARPENTER No Job loo I-arge, No Job loo Small Houses Closed anil Opened Estimates All Work Famished . Guaranteed Harry R. Hayes CARPENTER « Jobbing work promptly attended to lor Sale Cottages loe Sale and Rent TMrtr-thM S|| lid Athttf hi. x* . ?e^7C,TT' *' J' OTIS M. TOWNSEND - BUILDER ' 8th St. Opposite P. o ; ocean city, n.j. Only galvanized nails used on exterior work Lee & Bourgeois Carpenters and Builders OCEAN CITY. N. J. Jobbing Work a Specialty JOS. D. LEE E. A. BOURGEOIS H»ia*sc«: kmi«»sc«: Piulra place oth sad Central Ave |. .'a eae, ie e-M Pk.ae, «7.-W

DR. HANDLER'S TOPICS Nuxi Suodhy mor'ning Dr. Hno.llo*at thAT. i M. K « ...ch w.ll -peak ..n "The Trap- ft Ti»..ti.rx- K'. -lralge." Ju-t mm. when f krtioubf ami college - .re huxn.g then C cm . i-'.l m-pl. ... ,1.1 l,k,e g^i .- kmxwlctge t „ ... ..... n "Paul'''ium ' Dhiiio Dm I frrat'' t 'hx' ' ofKphe-u. " It w.x. he.e that p-di- > The First' M. E! Church fu.-ni-he-e fine mu-ic, cox'ling fan-', ami bright, e luief and pithy sermon*. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH The Rev. Marple M. Lewie, Pastor ; 10 3« Morning Service, i 2.3o - Bible School. 7.30 Evening Servleo. p. m.. Wednesday FIRST M. E. CHURCH i . Eighth Street and Central Avenue. The Rev. Or. John Handley. Pastor. M.30- Morning worship. 2 20 Sunday sehool. HOLY TRINIT-Y CHURCH (Episcopal) , Cor. 1tth Street and Central Avenue. The Rev. Joseph W. Watts, M. A., then Holy Cmnmunlon. ' ■" !■-■ 'ni..: .:ml ...M:,--8. 0. Adini V. V Adirai H. S.'JMimt GEO. 0. ADAMS & CO. PLASTERING. RANGE SETTING * BULK LAYING, Etc., Etc. All Work In Mas do Line Promptb Attended To. OCEAN CITY. N A Baggage Called for and Delivered ' Long Distance. Plume S30wi TRUCK SERVICE J. B. THOMSON & SON EXPRES8 732 WEST AVENUE Clty-j New Jersey S. Corson BUILDER ===== SEE ■ = CLOUTING, BRECKLEY AND GODFREY ■ (FORI YOU OO VOjh PAINTING Contractors and Painters' OCEAN CITY, N. J/ 1 'i - i Camburn & Carwithen ; t AUTHORIZED AGENTS for f All Metal and Diamond Metal \ Weather Strips 43 Asbury Avenue/' OCEAN CITY, N. J. / BATJRlfY~SERVICE Rrrharging Repairing Any Baftrry or any Make Ask for a Battery Inspection Card HRECK LEY'S AUTO SERVICE 816 Asbury Avenue * , Oman City SIGNS AND SHOW CARDS s Advertising Spam to Let k Out Door Advertising '' Pietorial Work 4 ' Paintings (leaned and Re-vanished R. G. HARPER 421 West ATenue Ocean ity, N. J,

<U NEW MACHINERY bS \ '• " V. -. \ - '■ ■■ II. I. the large. t artifiri.d i.-h pl..xt ISt From UMm. the h^-raav in .nr MeUlOi m! If... ditions 'iT^ew" arrivb!e. 't'l Sir Walker Stated that the plant will lv» A.lveiti-e in the SENTINEL.

P.. L. SMITH E. H. CAMPBELL Smith & Campbell HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS '43 Asbury Ave. Ocean City, N . J Oell PVmc. Tlt-J ElllMtH OI>n Theo. F. Hildreth Electrical Contractor Jobbing Work a SpecialtyOffice: 1032 Central Avenue i. OCEAN CITY, N. J. _ George W. Mtirrla Contractor, Builder and Jobbing Plans Prve. Bungalow, n Specially No. 13 W. Fourteenth Street OCEAN CITY, N. J. |i,,| yiioiir m-J . 'mi. lo-iiMii ion 1 uMurancn Cnrrlnt Wm. h. Powell General Contractor ' Grading and Street Building Thirty-fourth at. and Weal ave. OCEAN CITY. N. J. f Ball Phana Our Wall Paper . is a veritable find. We aim to please the particular. Just come' doxyn and inspect our numerous designs. If you are critical it may take you a long time to decidethere are so many pattenis to choose — but the point is that you can ; suited exactly right and at prices ! that will appeal to you. ALFRED R. SMITH ! 1048 Albury Ava. Ocean City New Jersey { - : « iGlVE rHK BRA>/E BOY 5} i WHO FOUGHT ; OUR FIGHT J J ^ SOME ; Plvjm bin 0 fysrVlrv FIXTURES Lvo- >c ■ THAT ARErVd>x ? . i E ef them are already back and 1 ! others are on their way. They are, : getting a glorious welcome as they j deserve. Perhaps some additional J plumbing would make the home more - comfortable for him. Consult with us about it and we will quote you a satisfactory figure. ' HANS BURKHARDT 649-51 Azbirr Ainu OCEAN cm, N. J.

phone, 410-4 jobbing promptly done WALTER TOMLIN PLUMBING and HEATING 138 ASBURY AVENUE OCEAN CITV NEW JERSEY R. H. JOHNSON PLUMBING COMPANY is m>w in its New Office! .. V- J 817 ASBURY AVENUE where patrons and friends will be cordially welcomed John MartsvjLumber Co. P\ NlnMX Street and Vaven Avsnut I. OCEAN CITY. N. j. j Lumber Aid) work, MoulUnge, Building Paper, Platter Board, Naila, Bath Wtieht etc. Batlmatei Furnished. Prompt Delivery. ^

- Geo. F. Saxton PAINTING. PAPER HANGING. GRAINING — o DECORATING 103S ASBURY AVENUE ' «v* OCEAN CITV pmonc. ei-w NEW JERSEY f - .eo.e .NOT. „c. eoev sv.sti ^ J. E. WELCH THE BUILDER Con SEVENTH STftCET ANO wish. AVENUI ciscsi^oMiatcios OCEAN CITY. N J. JOSEPH BROADLEY PLU MBING a nci~HE ATIN C 7 3 1 Asbury Avenue 5 Ocean City. N. J. € ocean view and no -arret to crpss to the b^ctT S Two squares to the tram station. Ttxdley passes srtar. m-Bh wf*. f... pUc, s - H. B. COOPER, Jr. , BUILDER 2BTM *NO CENTRAL AVE OCEAN CITT. N. J

r s b swan j. c. trout SWAN and TROUT i CARPENTERS /^^and BUILDERS ioaoasburv avenue uj^j^ocean city n.j. JOBBING A SPECIALTY WIRE KRAUSS To Wire Vour HouAe 411 ASBURY AVENUE *. OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY YOU 8H0ULD HAVE I A Reliable Builder To ere<-t your Ocean City cottage. You cannot spare the time to look after it closely yourself and must depend upon the honesty of the contractor. I have built for a large number of people and conld refer yon to any or all of them. Send for the list of names and photographs of the houses. Otis M. Townsend office q| iii rvr-q 0ceah citt. iib si. oppoxn. r.o DUILDLn *. j. INNNNH | | NOTICE! | S 4 I t Our individual rope fire rscap e baa been adopted by the 1 J 6 Hotel Men'a Association and has been approved by the 9 9 \ City Uommisaionrrs and Building Inapector. 1 9 4 5 It is our aim to keep the price down and we ask all hotel 4 9 i ownera to place their ordera promptly aa certain parte of 4 9 4 i this machine will be ordered in the quantities needed. 4 9 4 9 Call at our office, write or phone and our representative 4 9 4 9 will call. t I 4 9 It L. Leslie Headley Co. | BUILDERS oc%InE,SW.i. u * 3 1 M II 41 Any Kim* Any Where Joseph 6. Champion Building Contractor OCEAN CITY. N. J. j * Tenth Street and West Avenve i 1 j Advertise in the SentineL