TWO ; OCEAN CITY SENTINEL. OCEAN CITY. V. J.. THURSDAY/ AUGUST 18. 1921 .

Ocean City Sentine OCEAN CITY PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO. OCEAN CITY. . . NEW JKKSH Bell Phone No. 138-J Anl) over U>r MiBf * ."brr 1Mb ulDnjHM Ulrr ih»n Tur~l«> noon, Thi Job nurV tiromi*:br <iono by rrprrb-neN THURSDAY. AUGUST IS, 1921 <

THOIGHTHI.JK/I^RIWS There has been much prai-e accordcdjhe Philailelphia Rotary Club, and praise that is deserved, for its kindIj action of last week, when the nifml>ers brought more than 1000 poor boys to this resort from Philadclphia for a day's outing. \ The youngsters never spent nine 1 hours , more enjoyably, anil they returned to the hot streets of the city where they came from. They ap? preciatcd. thy their actions, at least, the thoughtfulnc** of their lienefactBut while the boys were clad, they - were not more so than the men themselves. The Rotarians entered into the spirit of the occasion with much rest, and all did everything possible to muke the day memorable for their young guests. The city officials, too, co-operated with the club members in looking after the safety of the boys. THE South Ocean City Improvement Association has an energeticpresident in the person of George W. Patton, ami he is ably assisted by the secretary", Charles D.' Hits, without whom the organisation, it would seem after his years of service, could scarcely have its being. The members of the Association. , with such, live wires as Thou. H.\ Edwards; Is a great factor in progres- | siveness in that section of the re- , sort. They have big plans for the future, which are bound to be helpful to Ocean City as a whole, al- 1 , though the cottagers in South Ocean c CUv are a unit in insisting that they , hart the only worth-while part of the „ island. Of course, there are some „ living in other sections of the resort r who may Hot subscribe to this view. ; t We're all agreed, however, (fiat Ocean h City is the greatest family resort in 7 the world. THE limit of speeding within the p City of Ocean City is about twelve g miles an hour. Near schools the traffic law of the State of New Jer- ti sey specifies a lower speed than this. » In ease of fire, motorists are to stop h their machines on the right hhnd side f, of 0»e road so as to permit the fire C1 apparatus to have the right of way. h All street cars are also to stop on h the approach of the apparatus. The R ignoring of these laws are under the |u 8tate law punishable by fine and the - Department of Public Safety intends to enforce these ordinances. A word to the wise is sufficient THE members of the first Presbyterian Church of this dty have arranged for their church's anniversary ! celebration this week, and there will be a pleasing reunion of the friends of this religious organisation. The Presbyterian Church has prosper*! wonderfully in Oeean City, particularly during the last ton or twelve years, and all the residents, a» well as large numbers af the visitors, join in congratulation* end the hope that it will continue to grow in prosperity and usefulness. _ VISITING autoraobilists, here without the required State license, will have no excuse if they arMtickcd up, - •taken to the police J^tfaarterx and ; fined heavily. Warnings have been • frequent, yet there are still many auto owners who have not taken out the required State license. State Inspector Lovctt has the names and numbers of many who have thus far paid no attention to warnings. Tm. next move will be along lines that will not be pleasing to those flagrantly violating the State laws. THE Sentinel has frequently warned visitors against the danger of ( going out in small boats, especially ' if they are unfamiliar with the handling of such craft in seashore waters. But warnings appeqr not to have much effect 011 the thoughtless. There was a case in point only a short time since, when only the lucky appearance ami prompt aetion of Richard l*dig, a well known cottager, saved

_ I tlie lives of eight young people." whose sailboat capsized in the bay. UNCLAIMED MONEY "* Jn the addition 'to the problem of ; KY , r(ii4ng from 4300.000.000 to $--.00.000.000 each month to pay the monthly bills of Uncle Sam. Score-, >« tary of the Treasury Mellon ha? an- '» other problem which i? »even more difficult of solution than digging up all this money each" month. ' He has sonic 4100,000,000 in the ' of thousand- of individuals in every ,,, section of the United State? and he > capS. make fiWW individual? rome and get their money. Nor can he per- , , suadc them even to take the trouble : to Write for their money. He Has is- ! 11,1 sued circular letters, posted notices '■'* in the banks ami advertised in the , nexvspapt-r.- for he is very anxious , to tuWi thi? money over to it? right- ' ' ful Owners. But thas far hi/ efforts ' have lieen ■>( little avail. Instead of ' "" decreasing the money in his posse s- ' sion,' w hich doesn't lielong to the gov- . •v eminent and which he is trying so , hard U. get rid of, isJconstunUy grow- .' This huge amount represent? ac- ] cumulatril interest on outstanding ]. y liberty bonds and victory note? which ? '" the owners have tucked jawmy in - " trunks, bureau drawers aiot-ftne de- 1 ^ posit boxes' ami have apparently for0 gotten that they liear Interest cou- £ r pons which are payable at Intervals' v of six months. All they have to do ti d | is clip. the coupons' and take them to li any liank ami the money w ill paid r over without even the trouble of 11 • identification. !< "j OCEAN CITY is progressing at " • . she has never done in all her history. ^ p Men with big money are becoming tt ' i interesteil in this resort, and many ci ' plans are being made that will ad- ' vancc the material prosperity of this l< resort. There is everything about j* • , Ocean City that appeals to the per- p' "son of refined tastes, and the resort ti physical advantages to 1«- found si ; nowhere else along the Jersey coast. te THERE is something radically ^ 'wrong with the system of garbage collection in this city. Cottagers in nearly every section of this resort ' making .laily complaints. The ] officials should take prompt action to g remedy this evil, which is doing injury 4 : the town. Make the contractor do 4 work promptly and properly. 4 ; a way. 0 4 A PROMINENT local realtor com- 6 j P'eins that there are too many bun- ® galows with garages underneath, now g being built in some of the best sec- g of this dty. Later, he says, 7 when someone desires to build a ? cottage near the ocean 7l there will not be room, be- ^ cause' so many of these one-design . gj have been built on this ground 62 suggests that the Ocean City \ Estate Board may devise a soof the matter. ^

COMPLETION OF THE TURTLE GUT ROAD Highway to Open Two Mile Beach for Business and Commercial Future The completion ?>f the Turtle Gut '' Road will mean the opening of Two Mile Beach fni commercial activity - interest? *11, Cope May County ' i- 10 .have Cold Spring. Harbor .level- ' oped as a' confinrrcial harbor, says an Exchange. .The greatness of the 1 project can only U- estimated by the ' - amount of effort -penfirrtt*-sWelop- ' ■ ment. It is reported that the renn- ' . sylvanla Railroad Company may in ( the near future run ail of its cars , over to Two Mile Beach on track? hich will l«c or. the west side of the road. This would take away from Wibtwood Crest . the. stoking of the ' , engines, turntable add all other oh- 1 . jertionable features objected to by ! cottagers ami resilient? for years. The opening of Two Mile Beach as J a co nunc, rial development will mean millions of dollar? . to the State of Jersey. Cape May County and She financial institutions of the beach. The Board of Freeholder? of Cape securing the co-operation of the State and Federal authorities in insuring the permanency of this Tur- c tie Got Road. h It may i>e that some minds are convinced Outi-the entire scheme is ^ . for land enrichment, but it would lie . well for all to look over the fact? tjm of all and see lliat^ there i? a larger project bosine- the land enrichment to those who may be fortunate to cash in on the land. The opening of Cold Springs Harlior as a coihmercial project means one dayless to South America, besides bringing to. the coast wonderful trading possibilities and further developments will prove a wonderful -advanto the chihlren of year.? to The County authorities ure trying secure State and Federal aid in closing permanently of Turtle Gut — Inlet. Aid has been asked the Department of Commerce and Naviga- 1 the Inland Waterway Commisand the Stpte Highway Department. United States Senator WalEdge has promised his supFIRE ALARM SIGNALS- — Sixth and Pleasure avenue. 1 1" — Eleventh and Bay avenue. '! IS— Fourteenth and Bay avenue. n — Seventh and West avenue. j 42 — Second and Asbury avenue. j — Fourth and Asbury avenue. -Eighth and Asbury avenue. 46 — Tenth and Asbury avenue. 48 — Thirteenth and Asbury avenue. — Sixteenth and Asbury avenue. — North and Central avenue. Sixth and Central avenue. 6" — Eleventh and Central avenue. 67 — Twelfth and Wesley avenue. — Fourteenth and Wesley avenue. — Fourth and Ocean avenue. — Seventh and Ocean avenue. — Ninth and Ocean avenue. 82 — Second and Atlantic avenue-4^ 96 — Boardwalk and Moorlyn terrace 911 — Bay avenue and Battersea road 521 — Twentieth and Central avenue. Lost something? Place an ad in ° the SENTINEL and It wUFbe quick - y returned. •/ /— 7

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MORE NEW HOI SKS Three (ullage? and Vparlments Now 1 Being Built Mrs. Charlotte Chester, of this city' is having three story cottage?. ■ costing S550Q each, on Atlantic axe- ' f nue. above Fir-; street built. W. H. Phillips, of PhilaiMphia. i? - . building a 88000 apartment house so, 1 Stanton place, rear Atlantic axeuue. W. D. Wils. . of Mitlville, a pro- ; |>erty owner • pt Fourteenth, street ■ S anil Central ax, nue. is building an • '""•apartment hou ■ . for nll-vear u-e. on ., (<b(tra1 ax-'enur. near F.ighth street, cost (tag f-000 Oti. M. Tow, -1.1I. of this city, has . the retrace an I l-gun work" on , iiungalow -. costing #3100 each, at OtVan avenu. . r-. • I North street, for ' Messi s Bleakly and Sfockxvc!!. .of CamOen. ' SEA ISLE WINS FROM K VI. MIA Kalmiu TriK Pall team xx ai^ defeated by S«a 1-le City in a twilight I game here We.li., -day evening of last week. 5 to 3. hautfman pitched for the locals and had nine' strike-nut.?. Errick.ton. for Sea Isle, had eight strike-outs. Demti» hit the hall hard for the Indians. Errors by Kalmiu of the game. s. Advertise in the SENTINEL. - BRECKLEY'S House ano siam PAuvrrrt CLINTON L. BOECKLEY, Pnoe Mixed Paints. Lead and ontrjn and MS Asbury avenue.

GOOD PICTURES That \he public appreciates the excellent picture? that the- managers of ; the various theatres are preseuti^g to ,- 1 them i- shown by the large patron - , 1 ;im» xthirh is. attemffng the theatres . these days. Ocean City has been en- : joying the very latest productions^ , and the majority at the pictures haVe 1 Ih-ch reaching here even before they •are shown in Philadelphia. Thi? is . possible only liecause the circuit i? -o large that they get "First runs"'* Lucky Strike cigarette /ikn pasted]/

The "Jo-Mar" Pure Food Shop 912 BOARDWALK DELICATESSEN RESTAURANT tte (ire serting dinners at a very moderate price, which -nnr-. jtruwing patronage terms as truly delicious. A trial xyfll also \ Shore Dinner .75 Meat Dinner .S3 . Chirken Dinner #1.00 * Special Luncheon and Supper .Menus .aO and .80 Our Deviled Crab? (fresh meat daily I and Club Sandwiches xxill please you greatly. < \ 1 ' . GO TO THE j PROTECTED PARKING STATION EIGHTH STREET NEAR THE BOARDWALK Day and night protection for parked automobiles... Rates reasunable-. A. P. ( OLLISSON, Proprietor. /*\ This is a 3-19 B, Westinghouse full automatic Elec- ] I|Vr ' tric ^anKe» other styles in ft r 1'* * 5^51 stoc^- Let us show you the s J ■ "Hr advantages of cooking by ^SSESZTST I electricity. Cheaper than Hf SH I gas and cleaner. ^ tj 1 1 We carry a full line of West- B| inghouse, Mazda and NitroIP — I w I RAYTMONI) " Our sgles department carries a complete* line of Bathing Salts, Caps and Shoes at attractive prices SEA SIDE BATHS SANITARY AIR DRIED SUITS AND TOWELS Opposite the main bathing beach, between Ninth and Tenth itreeta OCEAN CITY, N. J. Ml IW. 530 448 N. HICKMAN a ■ISH OYSTERS CLAMS CRABS AND CRAB MEAT dei 1155 ASBURY AVENUE, OCEAN CITY N. J. ' J Phone your Drug Orders to j » f Hughes' Central Pharmacy 1 ■ Eigblh Street aad Wesley Avfnie 4 ' ^ The Exclusive Norris Candy of the South 1 , 4 from Atlanta Georgia • i sod 7 Th' famous Reymer Bro. Candy of the West * p from Pittsburgh, Pa. i , , ji "Lets ye forget" 5 E f1"1 tbe Compounding of Prewriptioni le our irwioliv f ' « J. Thornier Hughee. P. I>. Phsrm.rirt^ln the rev ♦wwwwwiwS I

of . \ i Try an Adv. in the Sentinel and eel Quick Results. Scotch Mai I SAMITarium A quiet , high-class home suitable fur invalid? Most desirable all scar round home for elderly people and tor well , people drsiring a quiet place for RRST. 1 I lu-tut,. ik Kcgtolered Graduate Nurse x. olwa.s on duty. Hatlis. Mamage, Klectrie. It..! ,.ir linker Treatment given. B. McGIBCNY^ HALCYON HALL u 1116 Wesley are. / Ocean City New Jersey Newly furnished rooms; running water in each room; Three minutes from the Beach " Mrs. Francis D. Maxwell ' j MILLER COTTAGE •H'KAN t'irr NICW JKRIKt Open All the Year Hot-water Heal E I.AUKA I. Ml 1. 1. EH - 4 -

ri!E BLSCAYNE NOW »PRN avenue opposite Moorlyn terrac Private Hath. Booklet CANDY COTTAGE HI3 Central Avenue Ocean l ily New Jersey ■THE IIANIF.INN 916 Wesley Avenue THE DARLINGTON "♦rtfi t'entral Ave Oeean Cltv. N. J. NOW OPEN Hpaeiaf^trnibm g^tvan^wesa.rn,! gar... .no _ ^PBoneStt-tf ^ Phone 3833 D~R. DAVID m. SAXE , Veterinary Surgeon 21 N. Virginia ave. Atlantic City Diseases of dogs and (fats a specialtyOcean City calls given special attention -I Now is the Time to Plant Privet Hedge Thomas J. Thorn PLOftlST , 1128 Bay Avenue '« Ocean City New Jersey t FULL UNE OF SILK AND WASH SKIRTS ORGANDIES, SILK AND TAFFETA DRESSES Jesigned by Peggy Pange New York HILDRETH'S SHOP S7X A GUI ID V . ,,r

ngDICRL. Dr. w. p. haines COR. NINTH ANO WESLe» .u, OCCAN CITV. N. j C - I-loiuw.E B. HUMS Allen Corson, M. D 814 We.ley Avenuo HKRSCBKt I-KTTIT, M. p. 807 WESLEV AVE. OCEAN CITV, NEW JERSEV^ •JOHN H. Wimtr'AR, M. D 7t7 Wesley Avenue OCCAN CITV. N. J. Krl.l:,,. 'I 'jo'rS'i m. DR. CHAS. Hf VAIL Osleopaihic Physician I?0e. Pblladalpiuarumr. t'boar '"w" " Bnata Tru« gq, DENTIST - : DR. WILSON Y. CHRISTIAN 809 Central avenue. Ocean City, N. J. Bell Phone 152 Ex-ray Diagnosis Nitrous Oxide Administered

Abbott's Pharmacy 9th and Asbury Wm. G. Abbott. Prop. .trroaaiY*.iT.i.sw. Wootton, Harcourt i Steelman LAW OFFICES " Oeraa e.rt. «. r. arcane e,r,. «. j. ANDREW C. BOSWELL Law Offices Master In Chancery , nulldlne-A.bur, A... and ath at AKCHITKCT8 L. Leslie Headley Co. builders Architectural Service 515 eighth street t Eiffeife set WsMry hum, Ocean City. N. J. Designer and Builder of Artistic Bungslows, Convenient Cottages, Up-tu-Dste Apurtttteuts, Modern Hotels. V(tVIAN B. SMITH "? ARCHITECT ^ Atlantlo City. N. J. KNUINKEBH Wm. H. Collisson, (r. Civil EDIfineer and Snrvevnr asbury ave. *"lv" Engineer

! Ctt,r Ocean Clt . N. J. Carl's HOME CfF GOOD EATS DELICATESSEN HOME BAKING 806 Boardwalk I THE LlM HRO-v ,im!R Jp , arc very evidently enjoying theml»r,.^ ' selves. For there is gooil fellowship here n" we" K00*' food- If'you en^°V u""ro<Hl tWnp "f Ufc *lop in here THg_H ARRIS RESTAURANT -mm I* SJ,*"-" w H ^