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Ocean City Sentinel ocean city printing and publishing co. OCr.AN CITY. - - NEW JKK8EY. Bell, Phone No. 13H-J. ThU mmi«nr itw>l« right lo relsrt o J M« t " ' *" roll , p., THURSDAY. JtJLY 14. 1921 ■cntwert .1 tt>- r-i CUj -/ ' THE State authorities appear to I* .letermlned ihU year that all automobile owner* spending the rummer or a large part of the season In this city shall provide themselves wjtft the required license, and in their ef fort* along thi* line they will I# assisted by the memhers of the "l"edl ; police force. Thi* i» only right and fair to the hundreds of visitors who ' comply with the law. There have been . flagrant violation* of the re- ^ quiremcnts of the State in past sea i sons, and the time ha* come to call j a halt. MANY of the business men report ; most satisfactory increases in tliaifJi daily receipts during the month of J July — in a number of instances the < receipts showing a big increase over ] the same time last year. Not a few , of the merchants fett a trifle worried ( after Memorial Day, when they tool v in more money than ever before dur- J ing that holiday period, and then followed a comparative slump. But ' from last Saturday and Sunday un- , til after Labor Day, from every pre*- I ent indications, this summer's bud- , ness in 'almost every line will be far i ahead of any other year. \ . t OCEAN CITY is this week having its annual visitation of prominent ^ educators from almost every section - of New Jersey, the occasion bein/ "Schoolmen's Week" in connection with the Ocean City State Summer 8ehool. We take pleasure in wel- 1 coming these men to our shores. They are engaged in a most laudable work, one in which every citisen, and especially parents, should be as much interested as are ihe instructor*. We trait their visit to Ocean City will be both pleasant and beneficial to them; that they will leave with memories that will cause them to be anxious to return in 1922.

ACCORDING to reports, there are bright prospects that the automobile bridge across Great Egg Harbor Bay, from Ocean City to 8omers' Point, will be freed from toll possibly by August 1. Will there be^a' public demonstration to mark (his great event? Some of the civic bodies should take steps to this end. Let there be a general jolification, because free entry to Ocean City over this bridge will mean much in many ways to this resort. There can be no question as to this. The construction of the electric line between Atlantic City and Ocean City gave a remarkable impetus to the growth of this resort, as did the building of the auto bridge, but the removal of toll charges from this roadway will mean1 one of the moat advanced forward steps imaginable. THE life of a city official here in the summer season, at least, 'is not one resembling in any way a bed of "roses. Particularly is this true of those officials who come in direct contact with the cottagers and similar visitors. The cottager grows Irri- ' table— and justly— when the garbage collector, for instance, neglects hi* duty, either through carelessness or by reason of the extent of territory to be covered, and forthwith he telephones or buttonholes the mayor or dty clerk. There is something on the street that arouses the Ire of another cottager, and he telephones or writes, or otherwise tells his trouble* | to some dty official. Now there is ( strong objection to the ruling prohibiting the transportation buses from coming into the resort above Thirtyfourth street, the claim being made by a large number that It" will keep hundreds of visitors from taking this L trip. Oh top of this the Board of Education is insisting that the city build a new high school in order to properly accommodate the growing | needs of the resort. There is no | question that another school building is needed, and that the camp grounds provide en excellent site, but the dty of Ada] s, much as they wish to i Accede to the demands of the educators, are compelled to view the

1 ation and the possible difficulty of I financing such a project. " ! EMPLOYMENT LAW Y Labor Commlsaioner Bryant- l*»urs. Annual Warning | TM following from State l-ahoi ■I Commissioner Lewis T. Bryant is of I interest U> local .implovenc The present law* regulating the emit ployment of women in manufacturing • ' and mercantile establishments, bak- * cries, laundries, and restaurants provides that their work hour* may le, - not more than ten hours in any one ' day', -ami >ix days, or fifty-four hours in any one week. This doc-, not prohibit Sunday employment, provided ' > some other day is given the employe . I therefore, libd that the daily total i«" i not more -than ten; and that the week ?' consists of six consecutive days will) . a total of not more than fifty-four hours. r The vacation peri ml always bring . a great many children seeking employment. ami employers are advised I that fourteen years is the minimum age for such employment, and that this applies in all the. places over which the Department of Labor has I jurisdiction, which include* mercantile establishments. There is no difI ference in the requirements nf the I»w during the vacation period. Penalty for violation is !.i0 fur each offense. Children between fourteen and sixteen years of age may Is- employed. 1 provided they file with the employer ' at the time of beginning work an ' age ami schooling certificate. These certificates are issued by an official ] designated by the local board of cdu- ' I cation in each school district. The workJjours of children between fourteen ana sixteen years are limit- . ed to eight in a day. forty-eight in -n week, may not be between seven o'clock, in the evening ami seven , o'clock in the morning, nor of any • time on Sunday. Register must Iw . of all such children, setting i forth the name*, places of residence i and time of employment. , The employment of a child contrary i the provision* of the State law , will make inoperative any compen- > saricat insurance which may be car- i ried by the employer. FISH AT CORSON'S INLET ; Visiting anglers reported the latter part -if last week that rockfish | appeared at Coroon's Inlet, i There were a number of strikes, but i the fishermen, according to reports, found the fish too large to land. At I Sea isle City a large <|uantity nf ] tana fish were caught, some of the i tuna weighing as much ns 20 pounds. With all of the eating places on the Boardwalk this summer, no one need go hungry, if he ha* the money.

GRAND JURY OPPOSED 10 PURCHASING AGENT Recommends Thai Office be i Abolished— Wants Solicitor's Opinions The Cape May' Cdunty Grand Jury . s iii, a supplemental report 'to the e "created office of county purchasing s agent tie vac a tin I. The hoard, a few - weeks ago. appointed Sunned F. >1 Eldredge, a Cape May law yer, to this e position. The board also suggests «' that tho county supervisor of roads t should Is- given a stated salary and' i if compelled to devote all of his' time r to his duties. , The report is as follows: 1. That, in the judgment of this \ Grand Inquest, a fixed, stated salary should Iw fixed for the county engi- ' neer as compensation,- a* a percentage r hasi* fa an ^incentive to increase the 2. That, the selection of u purchasing agent for a fourth-class county, such in- Cape Cay County, is a needless and useless expenditure of the . taxpayers' money, ami while firstclass counties may require such an - officer, the provisions of the art i have not been adopted by any of the . seeonij or third-class counties. We | therefore, recommend that the office . lie vacated, ami that a special committee lie selected from the board of , freeholders, whose duties shall lie to . make the purchases for the county i without extra compensation, i 3. The office of county supervisor i of mails should be a practical office. ■ the inqupibcnt receiving the sum of • fg.500 annually for his services and r automobile at the expense of the i county to discharge tlie duties of his office. The office should, therefore, ' not lie an honorary one and the in- • ctonbent should be compelled to devote his entire time in the discharge • of his duties ns such county supervisor of roads. If this recommendation should lie adopted, thciv when carried out, the ■ Board of Chosen Freeholders can disi i* with the services of Inspector* . of roads, who are being compenxat- : ed at the ralp of 11,500 per annum, . ami who are discharging the duties : the county supervisor of roads should ' perform. » 4. In view of the Irregularity In • not strictly following the provision of the statutes in awurding contracts i ami the doubt raised as to whether •: or not the -efiunty solicitor called the attention of the freeholders to viola-

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tions and irregulariti." in the awarding of contract V ami in the payment of bills, we recommend that nil le ^ quests for un opinion from the county . f solicitor shall lie in writing, statin ithe fact* and the subject matter, and . 1 thai tin- opinion of tin county -olio-, ilor upon all public Im-lnes.-, to the 1 Board of Chosen Freeholders, shall , i" writing and .i cop;.- of the re- j' ■ quests, together with the opinion.- be filed with the clerk of the hoard. . Respectfully recommended by the . Grand Inquest of the April term. Ry EVERETT J. JKKIiKI.I.. ' Foreman, j, That lloardwnlk hotel project J , road to' May'* (".'amiicv,. Cheer up. r " Maybe ye'll get both '\r uf lhc-0 H times-. • ■ \ r, I With gqo.1 weather, ever y L.ly ' in ' business here should In. • no cause to 1 complain from now until Se pjemiicr. I;

"TALL CEDARS' DAY" Ocean t'lty will l-e represenle.l in (tie demonstration at Sea l-le City. to--dSKwhen "Tall Cedairf Day will, le nb-erveilf umler the auspices of the Cape May County Fore.-t. It is e\pected that there wilt t'e fully E(*l memhers of I he organization in the parade there this evening, they hailing from all sections of South ih-r-sey. The Bridget.. n Tall Cedar-', Itatnl of Id (lie.* s will arrive in the ceremonial vrill he held in thg Excursion House au.liforium this evening. . and a large cia.-s of saplings will lie initiate). Fine music in :rtt of the local ami bear the vocalists? Tlx- serviI o.-t 'simvetliing? * Place an n.l in the SENTINEL and it will Ik- quick {y returmnl. • .

The "Jo-Mar" Pure Food Shop 912 BOARDWALK , FOR PARTICULAR I'k'I.KS Wc--are making a *p«-cialty of wonderfully koim! one duller din nrr*. #nd our a la .arte servioe will please you greatly. Try our Defiled ( rah- and Club Sandwiches. \ 1 THE COST SYSTEM P] THE INSTALLATION (JF TRE COST SYSTEM SOOK i , P REVEALS ITS MERITS IN THE NET PROFITS OF A : j j WE TAKE A PARTICl"i..\n INTEREST IN THE WKI. L:j i @ FARE OF OUR CUSTOMERS. ONI' WANT To MAKE ' |j kOUR SERVICE INCREASINGLY USEFUL j First National Bank g ' OCEAN CITY, N' . *T • GOTO THE PROTECTED PARKING STATION EIGHTH STREET NKAR THE BOARDW ALK Day and night protection for parked automobiles. . ItaleA reasonable. ' A. P. COLLI SSON, Proprietor. Let Ihe up-to-date haker supply your needs thi* summer. Ackley's Da-Lite Bakery 811 ASBl'RY AVENUE KuH line of all kind* of bread, sweet ibtwch, common and fancy rake*. Special this week W\plr Wheat Bread Ocean City Service Station 9th and Bay NOW OPEN Gasoline, OiU^Twe*. Accessories, towing from anywhere. Expert repairing; all makes of car*. Headquarter for Millard Batteries. All make* of Batteries repaired and recharged. Ford Magneto* recharged white you wait. Generator*, starters and magneto* of every make trxled and repaired. All work ahuolutely guaranteed. A. This is a 3-19 B, Wc ;iim- . 1 EJKZkyL house full automatic Elec17,. trie Range, other stylfes in 1 \$/ 1 ■ ; » 9 1 1" — -^| stock. Let us show you the ■" * — ^ advantages of cooking by ^SEnEZrSr I electricity. Cheaper than Mr \ m I gas and cleaner. |l (<|} [ I We carry a full line of Westinghouse, Mazda and Nitroii I Y] wl^qnp Our «alr« department carries a com plrte line of Bathing Suit*, Cap* ^d Shoe* at alt rartive price* ' SEA SIDE BATHS SANITARY AIR DRIED StlTS AND TOWELS OppoHitr the main lything hcach. between Ninth and Tenth Htrret* OCEAN CITY, N. J. c/ . Bell Pko... 530 ..d 44* n. hickman fish oysters clams crabs and crab meat 1 155 asbury avenve, ocean city n. j.

Mrs. George Lottei? of Philadel- . j„ xphia, who painfully injured one •? 0- her feet by oecidently stepping on | I"- a needle, i< able to be out after being le Coi,fii,e,l to her apartment* for a 1- week. M j|. nnm* »an'i*irra««a. Scotch Hal I SANITARIUM OPLN AbU Y C AU= A quiet, high -C bus boiue suiuble for ium.«! desirable all year round home for elderly people und lor well a! |iei»plr desiring a RKST. i". Dietilioii. Krgi.lered Graduate Nunr always on dutv. luih*. ll.,-~ige. Hire • trie.' Ilol-air Ib.ker Tiratinent^ giveu. g U. McOIBCNY. . 11 " D HOTEL PARK VIEW ' 5th street and Central Avenue » Table Board ten dollars per week . SiH-rinl rate* for season and to 1 families Phone 303-J GEORGE L REGAN HALCYON HALL 1U6 Wealcy ave. Ocean City New Jersey Ncwlv furnished room*; running ' water in each room; Tlnee minute* from the Beach Mr*. Francis 1). Maxwell MILLER COTTAGE ■ M KAN t'll'Y NKW JS.HUKY )»|>eii All the Year Hot-water Heat THE BISCAYNE Private Haiti* Booklet GANDY COTTAGE 813 Cent re!. A veil lie Ocean t'lty New Jereey THE HANHMNN 91(1 Wesley Avenue THE DARLINGTON^ j (Formerly the Kalhl.i) 11211 Central Ave Ocean City, N. J. THE BKLLEVUE HOTEL 8th and Ocean Avenue /. Ocean City r Mr. E. S. Schantx, Proprietor Phone 3833 DR. DAVID M .N S A X E Veterinary Surgeon 21 N. Virginia five. ^tlantic City Diseases of dog* and cats a specialty Ocean City calls gijfen special attention ■T~ V j Now is the Time to Plant Privet Hedge Thomas J. Thorn FLORIST 1128 Bay Avenue ■ Ocean City New Jersey T. — . il FULL LINE OF ic SILK AND WASH SKIRTS y ORGANDIES, SILK n AND TAFFETA DRESSES t- designed Ay Peggy Pangp New York HILDRETH'S SHOP 826 ASBURY AVE.

g I t i DR. W. P. HAINES 5; COR. NINTH AND WESLEY AVE OCCAN'CITY. N. J. I ^.WJir^Te. - Dk. Florence B. Haines ' - Hour* by Apt*, lulu, cut I'; — - 1 » - Allen Corson, H. D. ., 814 Weeley Avenue City New Jereey ^jhrschiil pkttit. m. d. 807 WESL-CV AVE. -q^CEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY Until » lo hi ■ in 7 to a p.m. John H. WllITICAR, M. I). 717 WESLEY AVINUI OCCAN CITV. N. J. r'r ' y * ** lu r llTy .* ' ' { I jJ 410™p, m. DR. CHAS. H. VAIL Osteopathic Physlciaa >b— an I'll. (Ifflo* PbilsdeAil la! -mre »lh A <>n,r*l I US K.*l iUl.l. Yruo Ukl* I'Uou*. Walnut IM DENTIST DR. WILSON Y. CHRISTIAN 809 Central avenue. Orean City, N. J. Bell Phone 152 Ex-ray Diagnosis Nitrous Oxide Administered Abbott's Pharmacy 9th and Aabury " j Wm. Uk Abbott. Prop. I arroiatie.iT.LAW. ' Wootton, Harcourt i Steelman LAW OFFICES L a. j: ANDREW C BOSWELL Law Offices Master In Chancery y 1 ~ , y AKCHITRCT8 L. Leslie Headley Co. builders Architectural Service 515 riohth street I U|»i» M Wnlry muu Ocean City, N. J. Designer *ml Builder of Artistic Bungalows. Convenient Cottsges, Up-lo-Date ApnrlmenU, Moilrrn Hotels. VIVIA.N B.' SMITH architect Atlantic City, N. J. KNCINKRKA h Wm. H. Cullisson.- |r. A ton. M. Asa. 80*. C. K. Civil Eo^iDeer and Surveyor ; City Kof Inssr. Ucwsui at . N. J.

a Carl's : HOME OF GOOD EATS d DELICATESSEN HOME BAKING 806 BOARDWALK Softly shatled lights, quick, courteous \ service, the finest of food will make !t " pleasurable remembrance. Such j You will be surprised at the moderTHE HARRIS RESTAURANT 805 Atbuy Avenue Breyers Ice Cream _ _Ocean Cirty, N. J. W. H. Harris, Prop. - 4