jvmimiM — ^ OCEAN CITY SENTINEL, OCEAN CITY. N. J.. THURSDAY. AUGUST 11. 1921 , .. _

PUBLIC MEETING OF TAXPAYERS' LEAGUE Executive Committee is Expected to Present an Interesting Report The annual meeting of 'hp Ocean City Taxpayer.-' l-oague « ill 1* hpli! Friday evening. August 19, at o'clock. -in thp rc.it room adjoining the city'* music pavilion on the Boardwalk. The league has no* complete.! one year of its existence and good resists have been accvmpli.-hcd through the co-operation of .all thejilemliers, .the officer* say. ' \ The attendance of every taxpayer in Ocean City i* urged at this meeting "fd"1«ear the report from the executive committee for the year. I>«pt forget the date and place. HAD PLEASANT TIME Presbyterian Auxiliary Enjoyed Recitation* and Music The members and friend* of the Viaiting laities' Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church spent a ' most enjoykble afternoon on Monday at the Casino' Club. After the regular business, there were Recitations by Mis* Nora I.ippi, Mi** Rich and Mr*. C. Arthur. Then was also a musical program. Dr. Snyder gave a very interesting talk on "Dantd and the Message- of the Sunlit Hills." His talk next Monday will be on "Knitting." Come and bring your fancy work and enjoy the fellowship. The following served a* hostesses hurt Monday: Mr*. Wanl, Mr*. Streeter, Mr*. MeNair. Mr,. Wallace and Mrs. Snow. The Auxiliary will have a sale of fancy wprk jpd useful articles on, Friday afternoon and evening at Shriveri* Seaside Baths parilion. NEW ASSOCIATION FORMED On Monday August 8, the property owners of the Bay district met and formed what will be known as the "Bay Siile Civic Association." The purpose of this organisation is" to improve the Bay district which reaches from Ninth st. to the Bayous and from the Reading Railroad to the Bay front. This association has already shown what can be done by organised effort* as it* activities are responsible for the new Fifteenth and Bay trolley service. The electric lighting in that sectin^ ha* also been improved by the addition of several new arc lights. The officers of the association are: Mrs. C. W. Wilson, president; Mrs. John Dunaiore, vice president; Mrs. J. Barge r, secretary; Mrs. C. B. Carpenter, treasurer. The executive committee consists of Mrs. J. Wilbur, Mrs. Edw. Garro gues, Mrs. James Booth, Mrs. J. Dur.ir.uic, Mrs. J. Rowe. Mrs. Henry Keller-man is chairman of the Publicity committee. The next meeting will be held at the residence of the president Mr* 0. W. Wilson, 1838 Pleasure avenue, on Monday, August 29th, at 2 p. m. It will be to the advantage of all resilient* of this section to attend thi* meeting and a conlial welcome await* them. HOSPITAL BENEFIT Mrs. D. Bush rod James and Mrs. Wayne T. Killian will have a sale of useful articles, cakes and candy, at their apartments, 1888 Wesley avenue, on Friday afternoon, for the benefit of the Hahnemann Hospital Philadelphia. They hope all friend* interested in the Hahnemann Hospital will attend and take others. _£ 0 H. C. Jennings, of Philadelphia, was a visitor during the week. .

DOING FINE WORK - Hostess Lrsirue is Entertaining ForL mrr Service Boys Twenty-two convalescent soldiers and sailors are now .guests h't the |g Hostess House,' 60S Boardwalk, this city. • Among the number, five young men have a wooden leg each; another I* entirely, minus a leg. He is partially an blind, being fitted with a' glass eye. •Id and sclera! of his fingers are off. •* It is a sad sight to see and know ag J these splendid American boys will he never be the same as other boys, that Hhe> are mained' for life, nc : One young man returned today to ts the Navy -Hospital, perhaps to havi he i hi* foot amputated. All evperiements "e of the doctors "have failed to restore , the wound, er The Rev. George W. Yard, of Audut- l»n most eloquently encouraged the e- young men at the twilight ounrtay service at 6.30 o'clock, lie told them they stiff had a chance in life, as their minds and hearts were still whole. Some of the world'* greatest men have been cripple's. p- Send a contribution of money to j the Hostess league officer*, and ic then they can give many more of these boys, to whom the whole world lis indebted, a week or two by the seasiiie, away from the "hospital atmosI phere. Come and see the work of the i( league at 60S Boanlwalk, i*-4jw invitation extended by Mrs. Kenton . Warne, the president. g <►- lf NEW COTTAGES 'l Leslie Headley Get* Contract from ('. H. Shoemaker * Leslie L. Headley, architect and I. builder, has received the contract to build a cottage for Charles H. Shoemaker, -of till* city, at the comer bf f Tenth street and Central avenue. The n | house will have 2H stories, lie of i- true colonial *tyle of architecture, and I cost $22,000. ) Mr. Headley also will build two ' bungalows, costing $3200 each, and y t*ro 2-familv apartment houXes, costJ ing $5500, m the Gardens tract, for e Harry B. CumlTicrs and others of At- 1 lantic City, s* Q h GC1T TUNA FISH e Wm. A. Wrlnh Returns from Trip to Block Island U Wm. A. Welsh, well known in fishing club circles, and a cottager hereV has returned from Block Island, where * with Dr. MeClary, of Philadelphia, another cottager, a large number of ^ tuna fish were caught. The Ughest of these weighed 50 pound*. Mr. Welsh also got a Boston Mact' kerel weighing 22 pounds. PERSONALS Miss Miriam A. Prickitt, of Meds ford, is enjoying shore life ..here. Congressman Oscar E. Bland, of Indiana, was a guest of the Traymore during the week. II Miss Adelaide Stedem, of Philadel- ' phia, visited her father's cottage here ; 1 during the week. * Raymond Prickitt and Miss Bea- ! ' trice Harker, of Medford, have been spentding a few day* here. , Mrs. Bornot Johnson, of this city. : Spring Lake, where she will re- < main a few weeks. Commodore and Mrs. Wm. E. Hexamer, of Merion, were among the i, visitor* here Tuesday, f Dr. Prince and wife, of Houston, t Texas, are here for the balance of - the summer. r Harry I. Jordan, general represen- '' tative of the B. F. Keith interests in * Philadelphia, former summer resident ^ here, but now in Atlantic City, wa* in town Tuesday. Mr. Jordan was a former president of the Philadelphia s Rotary Oub .

1000 POOR YOUNGSTERS ;; GIVEN OUTING HERE lie • urf r » went to the Hippodrome I*ier Thcajn trc, where Thomas M. l.ovr. u Koturis'ian and prominent theatrical ninn In |v Philadelphia, hud arranged with the lessee, Frank Wolf,-, and the resident manager, Frank H. Piatt, t.. give the . youngsters a good shoW. The little ill fellows were enthusiastic over the nt show and they were vigorous in their • applause. 10 loiter they went Iuick to the Gcr- •( mantown Boys' Club camp, where t* they had supper and soon they w ere -e on their way Imck ti> PffTTbdclphia. Among other ItotariSns actfiV, in the work of the day were Harry Harle per, chairman of the Boys' Club comy mittee of the .Rotations; J. Harry t, Bowers, Chairman of the club's fcl- ,, lewhhip committee; Thos. Mooi-s, 11 Harry Shenton, first vice prespicnt of t. the Rotary Club, ' ami t'has Bainbriilge, superintendent of tiie Gennana town Boys' Club. ,j In the delegation of youngsters 1 ,f were three Chinese ami one Japanese. ,1 Eighteen different nationalities were ,. lepresented. ,. The wives of the Rotarians here for the day were entertained at the e Ocean City Yacht Club, where dinner j_ and luncheon were provided. A spec- ,, ial musical program was presented by the orchestra, under the direction of D. F. Shea, of Philadelphia. There were also excellent vocal numbers by Mrs. Alfred M. Gray, of ITtilcdel- „ phia, a cottager. - The visitors were given automibile rides over the city. '' Among those assisting ii^. their en- ° tertainmcnt were Mrs. Walter Rno- "" sail, Mrs. R. R. Bringhurst. Mrs. ' James W. Fcrnley, Mrs. W. H. Bcap ver, Mrs. John E. Fite, Sr., Mrs. John ' E. Fite, Jr., Mr*. George Smithe- •' man, Mrs. Harry W. Iluse nnd Mrs. J. Burns Allen. 11 MAYOR'S BROTHER DEAD [ I.e*lie Champion Uvrd Few Days After Operation Leslie Champion, brother of Mayor Joseph G. Champion, died in a hospital in Philadelphia early Monday D morning: He had undergone an operation a week previous, and was thought for several days to be im,v proving. p Mr. Champion, who was about 50 ( years old, lived at Cape May Court f House for many years and was in the' j automobile business in that placeHe had many friend* throughout , the county and was also well known to many Ocean City residents, who sympalhia with Mayor Champion. TO DEDIC ATE CHURCH Dr. J. B. Haines Will Have Large Edifice The Rev. Dr. John B. Haines, of |.| Pitman, former pastor of the First" F M. E. Church here, was in town early 1 this. week. i Dr. Haines' new church at Pitman, "t costing $73,000, will be .lediented next Sunday. It will seat 1000 persons and will have a pipe organ cost- ' • mg $6200. The building is 100 feet *" long and 37 feet wide, with a 12-foot (Celling. <- There is a splendid social hall in * connection with the church. Dr. Haines' congregation numbers n. 820 member*. f ,f o — r~ BUYS HOTEL Mrs. W. L. Noble, of Philadelphia, n ha* purchased the Park View hotel ; fropi W. Regan, who has conducted j, the house for several years. The Park View is at the corner of Fifth a street and Central avenue. Advertise in the SENTINEL. e.

Peremptory Auction Sale 120 Ocean City Lots — y to be sold Saturday, August 20, 1921 at 2 P. M., at the Bellevue Pavilion (The Boardwalk, above 8th St.) By Order of the Ocean City Association and Others Full Particulars, Maps, Etc. in Catalogues SAMUEL T. FREEMAN & CO., Auctioneers 1519-21 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia

\:\ $100 CLEARED Brutal f*r Brnrlil of Hostess Housr E Highly Successful An ancmhlagr of nearly *00. mnst- | ly cottagers and hotel guests, enjoyed the very excellent song recital a- given in the Normandie Hotel Tuesr- day evening, by Charlotte I.utul, u»si -ted l.v Ronald O'Neal, pianist. . ne 'The entertainment was for the he- ( nt.'iefit of ihe .Hoste-- league, and ful:ie l> $-100 were figured, it-i* -tated. Je The program v .- varied and »f re stide range, and tl - work -f the ar- .. ir ti-tx. wits appreciateil liy the fa.-hinii-able Jmtheriiig. r- ' \ o re ( C.S1NO BUI.D1NG SOLD 1-0 It is j reported on - goptl. . authority , that. tip Casino Building, .on the in Bicrdwalk. owneo h> Wm. G. Moore. r" has been sold to a group' of local 1" men. The purpose of the new owners J Irns not li-en divolge.1. _ TIDES FOR GREAT EGG HARBOR i- INLET— 1921 (Daylight Saving Time) e Compiled by N. J. Jeffries * AUGC8T HIGH LOW — ! * a.m. p.m. a.m. p.m. . M 1 6.02 (UK 07 16 . T 2 , 7.00 7^6 1.03" 1.13 * W 3 7..V, s.20 1A6 2.0S * T 4 H.4S H.I I . 2.-IS 3.02 7 F ti.II 10.02 3A2 3.55 10.32 10."- 1 j|.26 -1.4$ I Su. 7 11.24 11.46 5.16 5.41 MS 17 6.06 6.34 T 9 38 1.13 6.57 7.33 [}.W 10 1.34 2.07 7.52 8.33 T 11 2.30" '3.05 $.49 H.33 P 12 3JI0 4.02 HJ7 10.31 S 13 4 217 4.56 10.43 11.26 " Su f4 5212 5.47- 11-16 , M 15 6J4 6.35 16 20 ^T 16 7.00 7.19 1.02 1.12 W 17 7.43 7.59 1.45 1.54 T IS S.2S 8.3-„ 241 2.35 F 19 9.01 9.15 3.03 2.13* S 20 m 9-17 9.51 3.38 3.51 r- Su 21 " 10.13 10.25 4.12 4.27 M 22 10.47 11.00 4.45 5.03 T 23 1143 11.37 5.18 5.43 w HJ 03 5 .51 6.30 ' T 25 - 20. 5'Jr 6.35' 744 * F 2ft 1.14 1.52 741 S.30 S 27 242 3.00 8.39 9.39 Su 2$ 3.34 4.08 9.51 10.46 M 29 4.43 5.13 10.58 11.45 * T 30 5.46 , 6.13 01 ^ W 31 6.48 7.09 41 59 e i Tides at Fourth street, inside, add 15 minutes. lt Thirty-fourth street, add one hour. n Corson's Inlet, add 5 mjnutes.

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