OCEAN CITY SENTINEL. OCEAN CITY, N. J., THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1921 SEVEN

ROTARY CLUB WILL GIVE BOYSJN OUTING Philadelphia Organization J Plans to Bring 1000 s Youngsters Here " Member* of the Philadelphia Ro- f [' f:u .. Cluli are preparing for another ..uting t<> Ocean City. It isjc j il.n ii !>■■( by the members to come to , ,.i re, -art Tuesday, August U, anil to * l.iiiiir'ivith them 1000 youngsters who < otherwise Would not have an oppor- ■ K i;,..ity'.of seeing or bathing in the I The tentative plans include a One tl ' .ij.ihor at the Ocean Citjf Yacht Club a "dip in the fi'. rf, automobile : :.ies i I ' a sail on the bay. Alex. Col- ! * ulir, Jr., a cottager, is chairman of,?1 • h,- outing committee, and Harry Har- ; P [m i is chairman -.t the club's boys' j P -Mi.ik cimmiftee. t tl The whole paity tvill come from-1 a I'liii.nlelphia to Ocean City on a "Ro-j-'1 tqr> Special." On their arrival here, ! S ii„ youngsters* will leave the train ' v " at ,the Fourteenth street station and w make their headquarters at the Ger- 1 ti mantown Hoy.-' Club vacation hour:, i P where thev will lie lookcu uftcv by j ti ("ha.-. Bainb ridge, head of the Ger- l> manti>wn R"(m' Club. The youngs- h •, will lake a surf bath, many for " tin- in I time, dinner and a sail on * the bay. Supper will lie given them , U-fifrc the start on the return trip. P

I'ERSOXALS [; Win. Scatchard and family, nf Philadelphia, are visitors, r. W. Hughes, of Philadelphia. Is > F. II. Worrell and family, of " Swnrthmore, are among the visitors I' Here. 01 Mrs. A. I.. Kcighan and daughter, ' of Philadelphia, arc here for a pro- 5' longed stay. Mrs. Hnhcttn C. Weiss and Miss "(! Jrannette C. Weiss, of Philadelphia, a arc among the visitors. g' Lawrence Freas; of the rhiladcl- t, pliin city hall detective liureuu, (fu.» Misses Kellev, of West l'hiladel- h: phia, are nt their cottage at Sixteenth w Frank Gorman, well known in l' Philadelphia political circles, Is again '' among the summer visitors here. ri R..G. I,eilig and wife, with their " ■laughters. Misses Alma and Ernes- a tine, of Philadelphia, are guests of a' Robert l.afort, Jr., -and family, of Philadelphia, arc here for a lengthy •tav. They are occupying one qf the l.incoln cottages. K Mrs. K. S. Ziebcr, of Fiftieth street and Central avenue, is entertaining her s,m and his wife. Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Ziebcr, of Chicago. 01 City Solicitor Jonathan Hand, of Witdwood, wns among the visitors here Friday. Mr. Hand freely admits that Ocean City is a great sea- w Albert S. Genuhg, of the Philndel- th phia North American, .was a visitor here Thursday. Mr\ Genung is a pt member of the editorial staff of this nl Frank R. Baker, president of the ! Quaker City Cracker Co., arid family \ .. «f Philadelphia, are guests of Copt. I.. II. Cone and wife, of Philadelphia, • „ i« their cottage hire. The Misses Lillian" and Virginia {j, Roth, with their brother, David, of , Philadelphia, spent a few days dur- ; p, ing tlie week with Theo. V. Town- 23 send and wife, of this city. „,| Mrs. C. Droppelman and Mr*. Jos- . ne eph Ryan and iluughters, of Cincin- fa nalti, are guests of the . Normondie. w| Mi«. I>io|ipelman Is a friend of the Bl lewfc and manager, J. Howard m Sloctiin. ' tc Mr«. James Wolfcndcn, of Cardingtun, Delaware County, Pa., fin* been heading a few days with lier son. t« Barton, anil family, of this city. Her M •'aughtcr-lrt-lnw Is a daughter of I. S. Champion, of this resort. o ne FIRE ALARM SIGNALS. Ti 14— Sixth and Pleasure avenue. IT— Eleventh and Bay avenue. T' 1 s— Fourteenth and Bay avenue. 35 — Seventh and West aver.ue. 42— Second and Askury avenue. 43— Fourth and Astuiry avenue. 45 — Eighth and Aiimry avenue. "" — Tenth and Asbury avenue. 48— Thirteenth and Asbury avenue. I'J— Sixteenth and Asbury avenue. • I— North and Central avenue. 51 — Sixth and Central avenue. 57— Eleventh and Central avenue. T 57—' Twelfth and Wesley avenue. F * ^—Fourteenth and Wesley avenue. S 73— Fourth and Ocean avenue. Su 7".— Seventh and Ocean avenue. > M 76 — Ninth and Ocean avenue. T "2— Second and Atlantic avenue. W '"'•—BoardVralk and Moorlyn terrace T 911— Bay a£nue and Battersca road F • a-1 — TwentiJUu-Tnid CcijVul avenue. S ■ — Su Arati^ in j T The Sentinel Ti Th r

HONOR DR. SENSOR Resolutions Adopted by State Summer School The late Dr. T. D. Sensor, founder of the State's Summer schools, was held in the highest esteem by ail j those attending the Ocean City State Summer School, where he was active until stricken by disease early last year, which resulted TnV,hi- absence : the school last summer. The school, at the memuVial exercises held here a few days ago, adopted the following resolution*, pre- | tented by a committee comprising . Chas. jS/Mwrn, Miss Catharine Zisgeh. Miss ChaNotle Herknor and George C. Baker, i Whereas, it seems fitting that at memorial exercises held this afternoon in honor of Mr. Thomas Sensor, we his associates and coj workers in the educational system of New Jersey, should record an ap- ! prcciatiun of those attributes which placed him in the foremost ranks of I educational leaders of his State ) and country; those of us who are as- . scmbled at the Ocean City Summer ! present this testimonial of his I valued service to New Jersey which . mi well known to all — service as | teacher, principal, superintendent president of local boards of educaI tions, lecturer, secretary of the State of examinations, chief of the of credcntians. and pre-emi-nently as founder and dean of the Jersey State Sugyncr School. , fn all these activities, his services proved him a man of exceptional 1 educational force, whose leadership caused vocational and agricultural training ^n New Jersey to stand out ' most prominently. In founding, promoting and iteeloping the Slate summer schools, beginning fifteen years ago, wjth the j discouragements, much op- , position and with the great personal , and professional sacrifices which at- ' tended the moverflent in the early ' years, we acknowledge the debt we owe to his foresight and "vision, his j undaunted courage and unswerving^ loyalty, his resourcefulness and" In- . defntigable efforts in perfecting the State Summer Schools which stand , (••lay as a monument tcwhis memory. We who knew- him most intimately ' h- member him as one who held the highest aims and ideals for education* whose every contest with teacher* was to encourage and Inspire them ■ nobler service, and who was untiring In hi* efforts in upholding the , caui-c of better education with the ■ many social, business and profession- : , I organizations with which he was affiliated and with whom he met. o 1 1 DOTS The Sentinel's subscription list is j growing daily. Not much racing at the yacht club \ this season. Hotel business has improved, the | say. Will Ocean City have a baby pa- 1 arde this summer? Will we hnvy forty days of rainy ; weather from last Saturday? Quite a few visitors take trips on - boat from this city to Longport. Take in the game of ball at the park at Eighth street and Bay ave- - Saturday afternoon. J. C. WanleiSTan inspector for the * States Post Office Depart- * ment, has sent notice t« Postmaster Frank Smith to the effect that proposals for suitable quarters for the post office in Ocean City are desired, these to be submitted to the department up to and including July Not less than from 2500 to 3500 square feet of floor space will be neciled. The location must not be too 1 from the business center, and eighty rods of railroad depots. : J Blank proposals and specifications may be obtained from the postmas- 1 John McClure and wife, of Lnncas- , _ tar, are here for a prolonged star. | Mr. McClure is a broker. All the latest and most up-to-date ® in the SENTINEL every <~wa ■ If TIDES FOR GREAT EGG HARBOR * INLET— 1921 (Daylight Saving Time) v Compiled by N. J. Jeffries JULY HIGH LOW j a.m. p.m. a.m. p.m. 14 356 4.32 10.15 11.00 F 15 4.53 555 11.08 1154 S 16 6.47 6.15 12.00 17 658 7.02 44 49 M 18 755 7.45 150 154 19 8.08 856 2.13. 32.17 ! 20 850 9.05 253' 2.58 21 9.30 9.42 3.33 358 22 10.09 10.19 4.11 4.17 _ 23 10.46 1055 4.48 4.54 24 1153 1150 652 552 C M 25 12.00 557 6.14 T 26 07 i 42 654 7.00 W 27 150 7.16 7.55 T 28 1.43 257 8.06 9.00 F 29 2.46 3.29 9.08 10.05 S 30 355 452 10.11 11.07 Su 81 5.00 5.34 11.15 at Fourth street, inside, add 15 minutes. Thirty-fourth street, add one hour. Corson's Inlet, add 5 minutes. . I

AMOS SAGER EXPECTS TO UVHO BE 100 ,! Pittsburgh, Man Here for * Summer, Enjoys Life at p Age of 78 Years Amos Sager and wife. Of Pittsburgh, are spending their first summer in Ocean City. They are accomI lanied by Harry G. Samson and wife _ Mrs Samson being their daughter, and their summpr home is at »2I Central avenue. They are much pleased with: this result, ami are cn- * *'r ' wha 'a reaT* ol1'' f day around the city's fire department, and a strong friendship now ^ exists betwoct him and the boys of the department. Were it not that ■ Mr. Sager accidentally broke one of ^ his hips four years ago. which somewhat cripples him, he would lie unusually active for one of hjs advanc- ^ de years. His faculties are all of the> best and he is alert, every min- ~ ute of the day. His uppetKte is of the best, he says, lie adds That he ^ enjoys a cigar, sleeps well ami docs I not worry. When he was fourteen, he did not expect to reach manhood's estate. When he got to lie 25, he did * not think he would ever live to be -10 years old. After he had passed -10, and nothing happened, he gave it up. Now he expects to live to lie 100. His ancestors liought a large tract ( of land in Sagertown, Crawford County, Pa., 150 years ago, 'from the Holland Land Company. A general store was established in charge of a * metnber of the "Sager family, and there has liccn a Sager in business ' there ever since. Mr. Sager has bee.n retired from business for twenty Mr. Suger's son-in-low, Mr. Sam- ' son, is one of the best known funeral 1 • directors in Pittsburgh. He is also 1 the largest automobile dealer in the | "Smoky City." His place of business j adjoin* the Nixon Theatre. Mr. Samson and Mr. Bringhurst, of Philn- ' dolphin, a cottager here, are old J friends. i o 1 Those desiring a rich musical treat ' will attend the services in the First ■ M. E. Church on Sundays. A double i quartet of prominent Philadelphia t vocal soloist* sings there every Sun- ' | day. , Cottagers and others appreciate the rest pavilion on the Boardwalk i at Seventeenth street. Advertise in the SENTINEL. )|LUpl Hughes Central Pharmacy 8th aid Waaley An, HKADLF.V A ADAH* Coa' I ho \ • m Vn « r". n li,VT * B. 'l'o r ™'l » rpr I ~ pbon». > »»w ss* f»K. TPlrrn ■** wrm All kind* oi kevt and* and Grnaral Lock troll Wng Phooc 85-R Walter E. Allen 745 ASBURY AVENUE Estate and Search Company KKPBXSKN1S Fidelity Trust Comnanv of Newark Wiidvood Title and Trast Co. Title Insurance Abstracts of Title Conveyancing Fire Insurance Prompt Service All Work Guaranteei Money to Loan on Oood First Mottg>c< Farms for Salt Offices In First Nationl Bank Building Cape May Court House N. J. J. Prescott Cadman, Jr. EstaU of Mark Lake funeral Director 809 Central Avenue Ocean City New Jersey AUTO EQUIPMENT OYSTERS MONCRIEF'S ft SONS Sanitary Fish Market 1214 Bay A venae Orders solicited and delivered Phone 693-J Crab Meat Hotels a Specialty 1 ' 1 S

KDI'CATION.Vl PICTURES ✓ Shown in First M. K. Chucrh for 10 T.nchcr, Many of the teacher.-, were interested in the moving picture*- show n )f in the Methodist Church Thursday atnl Friday by the Pathencope Company of America, represented by G. 1'. Foute, of thi* company's educational lirpartment. Pictures were *" shown liearing on animals, their lives and habits, chemistry, fish and .fishn" ing, entomology, birds, food product* *"e and the like, all of highly (-durational value to tlie teacher ami of a chat- ■' acter that will materially assist her c'" in ,hpr work. The nature stuifies and study of tlie eye and a comparison of this important part oT" r.v one's make-up with tlie workings of a ' cumbra avas highly instructive^ lW Among the interested gentlemen at the exhibitions of these films was al the Rev. I)r. John Hundley, pastor of of the First M. E. Church. c- Altirations Jobbing HUMBERT C. PONTIERE ;:l BUILDER ^ Tttilh SIIMI OCEAN cm, H. J SMITH f- D B N N IS ,n Builders JOBBING CARPENTER ' No Job too Urge, No Job too Small Homes Closol and Opened III 1 """ ,lr'1 (itiarinteed " Harry R. Hayes al CARPENTER a Jobbing work promptly attended to „1 Lot> for Sale Cottager lor Sale and Rem ss Thirti th id St. aid Asbury An i„ OCEA* CITY. ». i. :> 4*w Y\ : — • OTIS M. TOWNSEND • builder ss Ofpicr: 8th St. Opposite P. G , OCEAN CITY, N.J. a" OnTy galvanized nails ttsed on exterior work j Lee & Bourgeois £ Carpenters and Builders "" OCEAN CITY. N. J. Jobbing Work a Specialty tc ■k JOS. D. LEE E. A. BOURGEOIS «>» Prnalyn place Oik and Central Ave Phone. loe-M - ,'hone. o7i-W I' B. 0. Ad. mi 1. 1. Adim H.S.Adiim 8E0. 0. (DAMS A CO. S PLASTERING, RANGE SETTING ^ MICK LA YUNG, Etc., Etc. l All Work la Muai Line Prompt 1Attended To. , OCEAN CITY. N J * 1 1 Baggage Called for and Delivered L«>oel and Long Illataiice. Phont 230 w TRUCK 8KRVICE J. B. THOMSON & SON EXPRESS 732 WEST AVENUE Ocean City, Naw Jerrey Leander 8. Corson BUILDER j OpCAM CtTY. N. *. PMONK. iaT-h i 1 == = SEE— = CLOUTING, BREGKLET AND 00DFRET i. Contractors and Painters OCEAN CITY. N. J. . BATTERY SERVICE , Teating Recharging Repairing Any Battery of any Make P ; Ask for a Battery Inspection Caard BRECKLEY'S AUTO SERVICE 846 Asbury Arcane * Ocean City I d

Mrs. l-ettie Heath, «if Philadelphia, -pent Sunday with her father. W. H. i,r VaiiKIeet. a summer resident of this T- K. I,. SMITH K. II. CAMPBELL Smith t Sl Campbell HOUSH AND SIGN j. PAINTERS 143 Asbuiv Ave. ' Ocean City, N". J , Theo. F. Hildretii Rlectrica! Contractor ' " Jobbing Work a Specialty •' Office: 1032 Central Avenue OCEAN CITY, N. J. Qeorjfe W. Hnrrls 'T\ Contractor, Builder and Jobbing; F"'- ... Banz«lo»» • s p. civil r „ No. 13 W. Fourteenth Street OCEAN CITY. N. J. iivir ut-j Bell Phone 852-W WILLIAM UNCLES Contractor MARBLE AND TILE office j 24-A N. New Jersey Avenue Atlantic City, N. J. . Store Fronts, Bath Rooms, Porches, 101 ASBURY AVE. ' » Fancy Groceries Delicatessen Fruits and Vrgetables II Light Lunch and Ice Cream t Phone 177-M * j' „ William T. Canvithen Wm. H. Powell General Contractor . Grading and Street Building Thirty-fourth at. and West ave. OCEAN CITY, N. J. Rr.M.so: J40J Csntral Atnsi B* II Ph«» Our Wall Paper is a veritable find. We aim to please the particular. Just come . down and inspect our numerous designs. II you are critical it may ,. take you a long time to decidethere are so many patterns to choose from— but the point is that you can : be suited exactly right and at prices J that will appeal to you. f ALFRED R. SMITH A 1048 Astrary Ava. ^ Ocean CHy Naw Jersay I I HERE YOU'LL HIND THAT) j l ou CAN Buy- JUAT Wjt?^80D$ ! w^^pSpgqFv; i ' I 'THE only kind of plumbing goods to! ^ buy is the kind that live up to the i j specifications. The plumbing con- 1 vcnjences sold by ps are built to stand j I the wear Qf long use. Get In touch ; S w ith us over the telephone and well « _ l>e pleased to give you an Idea of the i cost of the plumbing you're In need i of. Inns burkhardt ( 649-51 Aston Aimm octAicm.i.i.

FHONC. 410-4 JOIIING PROMPTLY DONE WALTER TOMLIN PLUMBINC and HEATINC 138 ASBURY AVENUE OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY R. H. JOHNSON PLUMBING COMPANY b now in iUsNcw Office* 817 ASBURY AVENUE - where pxlrotu aod frlendj will be coedUIly welcomed John Maris Lumber Co. Ninth Street and Havan Avenue i it OCEAN CITY. N. J. 1Lumber Mill work. MouMinga. Building Paper, Plaster Board, Naila, Saab Weighs ! ate. Eatlmatea Ponlabed. Prompt Dalivary. |

Geo. F. Saxton PAINTING, PAPER HANGING. GRAINING DECORATING 1035 ASBURY AVENUE OCEAN CITY phone, oj-W NEW JERSEY — — f J. E. WELCH THE BUILDER \ COR. SCWgN?H STRECT AND WESLEY AVENUE OINt AL CONTRACTOR OC<"AN CITY* N- JJOSEPH BROADLEY PLUMBINC and HEATING 731 Asbury Avenuo Ocean City. N. J. Phono 85-M lO^^LE Bungalows and cottages ready built or built to MSSEJiB?. Estimates given on alterations and repair work. ^■OsHORTABLE ■Wabinsc. H. B. COOPER, Jr. ^OTTAGES BUILDER 29th and centrai(ave. Ocean City, N. J. S B SWAN j E. TROUT SWAN and TROUT CARPENTERS /^j^andfiUMERS 1040 ASBURY AVENUE^^^^^^poCEAN CITY N. J. JOBbINQ A SPECIALTY C " : ~ WIRE V. K R A U S S To Wire Your Mouse PHONK No. I7T- W 411 ASBURY AVENUE OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY you 8H0ULD HAVE A Reliable Builder To erect your Ocean City cottage. You cannot spare the time to look after It closely yourself and must depend upon the honesty oi the contractor. I have built for a large number of people and conld refer you to any or all of them. Send for the list of names and photographs of the houses. Otis M. Townsend ■.was.*, builder Tr I NOTICE! i| 0 1 1 i Our individual rope fire escap e has been adopted by the I I 4 i Hotel Men's Association and has been approved by the 4 4 i City Commissioners and Building Inspector. 1 4 4 4 It is onr aim to beep the price down and we ask ail hotel 1 t 4 5 owners to place their orders promptly as certain parts of 4 4 4 i this machine will be ordered in the qnaatitiee needed. i 4 4 I Call at onr office, write or phone and onr representative 4 I V> will call. 4 I 46 | | L. Leslie Headley Co. ]| BUILDERS Ocmn'cityf'N'j. j! Any St""1 Any Where Joseph 6. Champion Building Contractor OCEAN CITY. N. J. Tenth 8treet and West Avenue Advertise in the Sentinel.