F0UR OCEAN CITY SENTINEL. OCEAN CITY. N. J.. THl'RSDAY. AUGUST 11. 1921 — — — _ — — —

J. F. Auer's Quaker Lady II. Wins Close Power Boat Race Dr. H. F. Baldwin's Hazel B. Was Second and Clarence H. White's See Bee Third ■ Interest grown In the weekly pew- The"l»at> in the "r,!'r ' i • i itui rw<m i-iiv they finished, and U>e four tmaut croer racing event at the Ooan City > ^ ^ ^ |iM> firs, s0 «*),. Yacht Club on Saturday afternoon*. Jn „f ,,iirh other. Mo.tof the craft have lieen racing ThtMl, r„„,i,i<-r:iMc rivalry amongfor the lost few week* went over the ;hc Imat owner-. H. N. Die.-e! aniondub M "I""- <> "**"« • J*"* was on. on. boat. Kb.nr.1 A7,.,!"'* ■ off f""' al"! ■SlIW. » S°'" >' ■ ' There was a strong tide, which say. which held the boats, the crafts mat- l»r. Wayne T. Killing was in liar. >«,. """ - •* """ rjaru. s Tta «» «■». — >•>' J- F- -"»»* «?•'!"">' "S Abort Quaker U* II. -Kb Dr. H. ■ Oi.qii.U W* J. Baldwin's Hazel B.. second and it was saw. Clarence B. White's See Bee thin!. The Hazel B. has l>eo.i .-remi.l In A. N. Diesel's Isabella was fourth. two of tho-e races. I Klapseil CorVd Start Finish Time Penalty Tin-.e Name Owner h. in. s. h. m. s._ h. in..,, m.a. h.m . s. Clara Jane, F.JJ. Marriott. 3 00 00 I 03 4.. l 03 t-> i» 00 1 03 A. M. F., J. W. Fernley 3 22 2> I 22 b. 0 „:i ...» 0 00 - 00 Ali Bet. Dr. Killian, 3 01 43 I 33 1 03 50 0 00 It. 33 Chiquita, Dr. Martin ....... 3 05 01 I 10 f. 1 0„ 12 0 00 1 10 ... Vesta. J. and R. Scott 3 Of. 58 4 01 53 0 ah 5o 0 00 01 - i Sand Piper. K. Chance. 3 06 f.l 4 01 20 0 20 0 00 "1 -0 Viking. A. R. Evans. 3 07 16 I 00 01 0 -.2 45 0 00 I CO 01 Hazel B.. Dr. Baldwin. 3 00 59 3 33 ** 0 « « 0 00 0 .iVi? Quaker Udy IE J. F. Auer 3 11 52' 3 S8 02 0 46 10 0 00 0 (r. See Bee, C. B. White 3 12 24 3 5S 17 0 16 23 0 00 0 M. Isabella. H. N. Diesel. 3 1- 07 3 59 00 0 40 53 0 00 0 ...» 00

SEVERAL COASTGUARD STAINS TO GO Some Believe Removal Will Aid Bootleggers in Get- * ting Whiskey Ashore Cloning of the United Stales coast guard stations at several points along the New Jersey coast and the general curtailment of the coast-guard service on even larger scale than contemplated in the usual summer schedule at the stations has brought about a condition, natives of-the Jersey coast declare, that is working directly for Use advantage of rumrunners who are said to be conducting extensive operations on these shores. WliPp the object of the coast fiords is to safeguard the lives of sailors and of shipping, moat of these men have been long in the service and are so well acquainted with every cose and nook in the coast that It is believed they could be made even a more effective body than the federal prohibition agents in breaking up the smuggling of whiskey to these shores from ships lying off of the Jersey eoi- t. If the rum-ri nfng is reall r going on upon so large a ..scale as is reported, natives along the Jersey coast cannot understand the order of eoast-treasuri ..epartment which con-; trols the coast guard service, in, mov- : ing for a reduction in the forces of guards. Captain Smith, of the Holly Beach station, and his entire crew have orders to be prepared to vacate the Holly Beach station, while similar orders are said to have beet, received at other coast guard stations along the Jersey coast. The crew at Holly Beach is made up of the captain, two mates and five surf men. It is said that one. man will be left on doty at the station as a caretaker. There are forty-two of these coast guard stations and they could be linked up so closely, those who are acquainted with the conditions declare that the Jersey coast could quickly be made tight against the rum-smugglers if the government is really sincere in its efforts to break Bureau of Health and Charities CITY HALL T. LEE ADAMS. Health Officer OHkt Hot: ^ iTl» t. 12.00 Phone so and ask for Health Officer during office Hours, if complaint it to be made for any violation of health code, or addreaa poatal to box 344. T ¥ AVE yon a cottage, bungalow * or apartment to furnish? We have a line of fdrnitork at less than Philadelphia prices. Window shades a specialty. CHAS. E. ADAMS & BRO. 720-22 ASBURY AVE. To One and All Do Not Forget t Old Rallahle Bay Villa Laundry which was established in 1916 Try it once— complete your laundrywhile you wait . Call, write or phone, iso-w 217 BAY AVENUE Ocean City, N. J. PRANCES FREEMAN. Prop.

up the practice. A study -of the coast map of New Jersey shows the strategic location Dof these stations starting about two miles west of Cape May. on the Delaware bay, and extending north to Sandy Hook. They are as follows: ■I Bay Shore, Cape May. Cold Spring. Two-Mile Beach, Holly Beach, Hereford Inlet, Tathams. Avalon, Townsends Inlet. Sea Isle City, Comma Inlet. Pecks Beach, Ocean City. Great st • Egg, Absecon, Atlantic City, South Brigatine, Brigatine. Little Beach, ,. Little Eg*. Bonds. Long Beach. Ship rj ! Bottom, Harvey Cedars, l-oveladie-m Island, Barnegat. Forked River, Ce[r dar Creek, Island Beach. Toms Rivht er, Chadwick, Mantoloking, Ray head, r. Squan Beach. Spring Lake. Shark qj River, Deal, Long Branch, Monmouth Beach, Seabright, Spermaceti, Sandy t_ Hook.— Exchange, se 0 ■ MISS KEZAR RESIGNS st Miss Maud Kezar, who has been nf teacher of Domestic Science under the " auspices of the Cape May County w Vocational School, for two years rev" signed a few days ago. She has gone " to her home in Minnesota. She was le un instructor of domestic science in 18 Ocean City before going to Cdpe May k" | Court House. '' Advertise in the SENTINEL.

IN Al'TO BUSINESS I John K. June. Now Engaged in New John R. Jones, who .was in Ihe . mdh'a furnishing bttdimw in this city for eight years, and who re- j ? rentlv bispo-ci of hi- nusiness ai d property adjoining the Ocean City Title'and Trust .Comprtjr. wit! engage in -the Automobile trade. He Is *» new representing the Mathis Motor u Company of Philailelphia. in this city < Atlantic City add the surrounding :< tileijoiy. He, will have an .dice in . e Atlantic City. . ! p Mr. Jones and family will reside in | _t Ocean City for the present at least. PRESBYTERIANS WILL HAVE DOUBLE EVENT .1 Anniversary Celebration of ; Organization and Erection of Present Church The Fir-! Presbyterian Church of , this city i- planning t.« celebrate in a 1 -double anniversary on August 1!> and 1 21. These date- mark the twentyfifth year of the organization of the congregation una the- fifteenth of the erection of the present church buildin. the past 25 years this congregation has grown vfrmii u little handful I of worshippers to"«ne of the largest.. - and most important churches in South Jersey, its winter membership is w more than 300. with a large and up,n to-date Sunday school. The present •0 -building has undergone extensive ifii- ; I. prnvements during the past few years [0 ami it has beer, enlarged to meet the ,. needs of the increasing crowds, u The anniversary celebration will j.' begin August 1!' .when all the former pastors still living will be [5 res- ' , ent and take part in the service. The , lt address on the occasion will lie ile- j .ft Hvered by the Rev. Charles H. BohI, ner, D. P., of Wilmington, Del., a I ' former pastor. The other minsiters , ,g w-HI take part. j. The Sunday celebration will be in k,_ charge of T)r. Snyder, the present pastor, who will leave *ut thg^end of the month for the large and Influ,ft ential Westminster Church, of Utica, iy N. V. p FRIENDS GLAD TO SEE THEM The Rev. George W. Yard, pastor of the Methodist Church at Audubon, is spending his month's vacation in j ,e Ocean City. He is accompanied by '- Mrs. Yard and their daughter. All e" have many friends here, who were ,e glad to sec them back in Ocean City. in Thomab Miller and wife ami Miss '7 McCormick, of South Dennis .have return e.1 home after apending six weeks in George MeCarty's cottage in this 'city.

LITTLE EIANT.AT THE I HIPPODROME SUNDAY Clinton N. Howard Speaks \ at' 11 and S O'clock on Sunday nty' V.. lk- next Sunday when Hon. | tJliiil.HiSy. II. . the little giant i.f ( •' \ New I ijlv a. a Better Tomer- - "tied RehtSding the World."" These t addresses* arc weliout chargtv The i meeting- are tire tegular Sunday .-er- t ' tires of the Fil i Baptist Church of • Ocean City. Mr. Howard will. be u ilelight to ; many folks. It. uis morning theme , ■ he prow- opt; 1 tic and points out ' the way to greet moral victories In 1 ■ [i & ■ ■ I I HON. CLINTON N. HOWARD I ^.Sunday Speaker at Hippodrome our land, a He comes of a long line • ' of heroic Quaker ancestory. who were I ' preachers, abolitionists, reformers and ' ' statesmerf for many generations. 1 The famous "Billy" Sunday says : 1 of him "He i- the one man 1 could " listen to i'y the hour and not grow 1 tired," and William Jennings Bryan ^ says. "ij's Address makes a profound Mr. Howard is a popular speakei > with a great fund of wit and Iras lectured nine times tyi large audience* in Atlantic City this year. < It was he who launched the court r fight to suppress the Dempsey-Car- , | pentier fight at Jersey City, which 1 j was a . violation of the State lap', ; 1 and this action is likely to'lead to the I repeal of the Hurley Boxing Corn* ; . mission law next winter. Mr. Howard has delivered over 1000 lectures in nis home city of 1 Rochester, N. "Y., in the past fifteen - years to overflowing audiences, mostc ly men. He is officially connected 1 > with the International Reform Bureau "of Washington.

WM— — — — BMHW— — — — — M— >f^ 1 A ■ 1 ^ 1 * V ^ J ■rB r. • OAy O 1/ 1|| 01 STAN DARD - NON-SKID The Fastest Selling Tire In America The increasing popular demand lor the Firestone Standard 30x3' '. inch tire over ' * a period of years has given us big volume. Our Plant No. 2 devoted wholly to this she tire with a capacity of 16,000 tires und 20.003 lubes per day cur scorns on every operation. On May 2, we dropped our price to $13.95 passing on to the car nvyner the full benefits of this big sales volume und this labor-saving plant I'his tire Aus been our standard for years-— four plies long staple fabric— extra gum between plies— heavy non-skid tread. The greatcRl value ever offered car owners. Insist on Fireatone. Our Cord Tire Values - Firestone Cord tires are made exclusively in Plant No. I. Our process of double gum-dipping each ply of cord gives thlckettinsulatlon Tlir massive non-skid tread, w with extra thickness where wear is must severe, gives real effectiveness in holding the ,'e car against slipping and adds many extra miles of service. Firestone Cord tires are sold at the lowest prices In cord tire history ; J0x3!., $24.50; «2z4. $46.10: .44x4 Vj, $54.93. There are . Firestone Dealer ? Everywhere to Serve You

IN. E. MASSEY'S FATHER AGED MINISTER, DIES Was Once Pastor of Met ho- ' "disl Church Here — Retired Some Years The Kov. W. A. Massey, who was f;l PkstqLof the First M. K. t'lunrh .in - Oeni 1 1 1 y 1800 tu 1333. >iin/ ot > general •ii-.ibilily at hi- home iir^o.— — hen Friilay night, aged 72 yearn, lie bad been ill -hicc last fall.' Mr. Ma- -ey i- survived by Ms secwnd wife, who was Miss ltoxanna S. t'nr-im, and feven children, five by hta MMMnt) maniage. . Tliere wore r.g. Mrs. Kolyil B. B.ir- - «f t'ollingswiKid. and William K. of Ma--cy & Edward-, this 'city, and pmddstll .d Pfinniwgtoo. There was another imy. who died in ut the age of four year*. Tlie IVcensed wris liorn ut the old Homestead in Canterbury. Delaware. Ill eutere.1 the New Jersey Conference in 1 s73. His first charge was ut 'Ca|K- May Court. House, and be was pastor in the" succeeding years, prior . tn_bie-»ctjrement in 190!», at Englishtown. r.iiKMonmoiith. Winslow . I.ittle Silver. Borden town. Swrdeshoru, Goshen, and Dins' Creek ami Beach Haven. Mr. Mossey had a bumlicr of friend? among the oilier residents of Ocean City. Funeral services were held at Gohen M. E. Church on Tuesday. .conducted by the Rev. Dr. Wagg. superintemlent of the IlA.lgeton Di-triet. The interment was at the . Gy.shen Church Cenemteiy. WILL BE -AUGUST BRIDE James A. Wilson, of ErtfiflSSnlX Philadelphia, and Mis- Jthry Eliza- s Carwirtien, daughter of William f. Carwithen, will be married at 4 ■1 clock Wednesday afternoon, August 3J, ut the home of the young woman , 43 Ashury avenue, this city. — 1 m~ 1 , i A FAIR RATE "The man who gives to his life's work the liest that is • ^ in him, usually gets n fair ! , Every one who determines ' ! . An account with the Ocean • City Title and Trust Co. is a good working partner. 3 per cent, interest paid on Time deposits. "~ J 3 PER CENT INTEREST u PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS. J4 Jl OCEAN CITY TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY OCEAN CITY, N. J.

GLAD DOG WASN'T SHOT a Harrison K. Morse, writing to tl* J ^Sentinel from Winthiop. Maine, ii) , reference to a story recently publish- t o.l relating 9n a dog that was taken in mi a cottage o.n Delaincey place, says lie il and hi- family-arc very gjail the dog irontV. he writes, ami the. Morse t aie much attached to it. Tlw-y -I

are spending the summer in Maine, be writes, and gave th? dog to a fri^rwL It may lie adderl that the police «nt to the city derk> office and there the name of the person priwar. •ing a license for the animal.' Tj,, ,|..g was not very ferocious while hi the |Kilice station and went <|uietly along with Policeman Thomas. , Lost something? Place an ad hi the SENTINEL ami it will be quick•ly returned.

ONE OK OUR NEW MOD ft. S ' 1 1 ' HEADQUARTERS FOR Buicks Dodge Brothers' Motor Cars Maccsyr Trucks Molor Parts Repair Work Battery Service MO TOR SHOP CENTRAL GARAGE WILDWOOD, N. J. OCEAN CITY, N.J. JOSEPH SCRIVANI. Prop. t 9 THE UNIVERSAL CAR TRUCK . The economical delivery service offered by the Ford Truck often makes it possible for the merchant or manufacturer to reach out for business that might otherwise be closed to him. It enables him to expand — to do a profitable business in outlying districts, nearby villages ami suburbs. A motorized delivery or hauling service broadens the business field and becomes a payer of divi- ' I dends ami a business builder for its owner. Pieasantville Motor Co. Boulevard and Main streets LJi H » PLEASANTVILLE. N. J. "BUY A FORDSON"

You'll get somewhere with a pipe and P. AJ Start fresh all over again at the beginning! Get a pipe! — and forget every smdfce experience you ever had that spilled the beans! For a jimmy pipe, packed FHnc. Albert i . brimful with Prince Albert, will trim any degree of smokejoy you ever registeredl It's a revelation! Put a pin in here! Prince Albert can't bite your; . mli.r.'n'.r tongue or parcb your throat. .Both are cut out by our " • ' ' exclusive patented process. So, just pass up any old l idea you may have stored away that you can't smoke a pipe! We tell you that you can — and just have the time of your Hfe on every fire-up — if you play Prince Albert IH| What P. A. hands you in a pipe it will duplicate in a home-made cigarette] Gee — but you'll have a lot of fun rolling 'em with Prince Albert; and, it's a cinch because P. A. is crimp cut and stays put! J Prince Albert the national joy tmohe