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Ocean City Sentinel | OCEAN CITY PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO. OCEAN CITY. - - NEW JERSEY Bell Phone No. 1SS-J , ' *"aU t* thi, >' row ^Sl^ltriclly mAmn* lu. j Job wi jfWBi.rtr dene U» nprwimJ, "! *»"*• 1 THURSDAY. AUGUST 25, 1921 ( i Ealerwl •! th» IM OIV» *t Oeien City. N. J.I " ■rrond «!*•• mall mettrr.

CI TS THAT HELP — \[ J1 Congress has discoveredttwO-lt Jan r cut'Saxqs when it really makes up it* "t mind tbatthc job must lie done, and ' the (committee <ki far has made a most " creditable job of the work. Creditable because it hits every pocket- s book. e The reduction of the so-called lux- e ury Vnxes will also largely lienefit the '' middle classes, as it will remove the * nuisance of having to pay a penalty : t for many men now idle. The reduc- j t lion will have the effect of increasing . * business, as it will leave more money | to be used for business and other purposes. The tax curtailment, however, Is that on freight ami passenger traf- v fie. This will hit every pocketbook ii for it will mean cheaper freight and ;1' passenger rates to the extent of (248,- ^ 000.000,* hich will prove a stimulus!), to business of the railroads, and increased traffic- will mean larger re- » ceipta, and larger receipts will mean i n larger expemlitures by the roads for | n industry and providing employment ; that will give the most satisfaction. ■ 1 strangling enterprise. This reduc- j 1 tion in the surtax will benefit the j 0 well-to-do, but ought to promote ' ^ improvements and betterments, and j f this means work and business for j d many men and firms. 1 1 Business will be benefited and en- j 0 couraged by the cutting off of the ex- j J cess profits tax, which was really i ( for wear ing anything but the cheap- ! ( er grades of apparel. Another pro- ! viso that will lienefit many men of! the middle class is that increasing the • allowance for each dependant child Is to (400. This is common sense, as ' * everyone knows a child of 8 to 10 ' years cannot be maintained on (200 j per annum. j , All in all the Ways and Means ,| Committee has done good work, for j » this reduction in taxes means.' of I '' course that government expenditure* p must be decreased accordingly. ! c SERVICE ; V Haa it occurred to you how much « the word service is being used today 5 and what a pleasant gripping mean- ' ing It eonveys? It does not savor j of a desire to take something from t you but rather, it is indicative of an t offer to render something unto you. The oil companies no longer operate gasoline stations but service stations. ' Automobile, battery', and tire repair i 1 shops are now service stations. Man- ! J ufacturers and merchants generally , have adopted this word service. j t The individqal or firm that seeks 1 1 to build their business around the j * word service is sure of success. | The Ocean CRy Printing and Pub- j lishing Company in every department r of its business is seeking to build t with "service" as the foundation. 1 CANADA'S sixth decennial een- «' • sus. Just completed, shows a popula- j tion of 9,000,000, exclusive of the , thousands who are said to be sojourning there because of the liquid at- ■ p tractions. DELUGE OF AUTOMOBILES " Between the hours of 2 and 61 h o'clock on Sunday attatnoon, there | ), were 2071 automobiles* that passed \ the city hall on the corner of Ninth v street and Asbury avenue. It is al- |, most impossible to realixe the num- j, her of automobiles passing through ,i the streets of this city in the /m- j, mei time, until the actual ^(fmhers are brought before one's eyes. The p| average number of car* passing tliii given point, would be almost 618 ;*r hour, 'or about 34 li automobiles each minute during the four hours specified. On Saturday and Sunday the a automobile* reached their heighth hi ^ number* for the season. All of the a garage* were filled to their capacity r' and the street* and parking stations 14 and vacant lots were crowded. 1,1 o K VISITORS FROM LITIT/. * Misses Esther Grosh, Edna and 01 Allie Zook are spending a week in j 1 this city. Miss Allie Zook is assist- " ant editor of the Express, Lititz. Pn., Miss Edna Zook is a cost system expert, and Miss Esther Grosh is a y, Bell Telephone Company operator. tc o tl fiend those little personals about t your friends, the family yourself,; to the Sentinel, but be sure to get them to the office not later than ' n< Tuesday noon. IT

COLONEL FORBES HAS ENLARGED SQUAD Will Take l"p Cases in Cape May County This Week i Director of the new Veterans' Bureau, has instructed the Clean-up Squade operating in every state, to take up for adjustment not only compensation cases, lint vocational Training claims, ami all claims of- ex-service men. In lalkof his new work, Colonel Forbes said : "I intend that the Veterans' Bureau shall live, up to its opportunity in carrying out the wide ami far-sight-ed provisions of the complete rehabiin every phase of the disabled former service men. "They fought the good fight while ; the fighting was good; we must showthat the Govarament has kept faith with them^fter their ability to keep pace even in the daily struggle Is weakened or ilestroyed. "I intend to have a hospitalization ; program put into effect that will proviile a place in a perfectly equipped j for every temporarily disabled man or woman desiring treatment and I intend to have his , surroundings such that he will* be ! happy while there. "And I intend to insure to those who come back with probably little | more than actual life remaining such ! care that they may live that life i more abundantly." The Squad now operating in Trenhas compensation, medical and , training men with it. The medical j officer has authority to give men | their ratings right on the spot, subto review in Wa#hington. About ; coses were handled the first j in Mercer County. From Mercer, I they will move to Camden County, ! on August 22, locating there at the ! Armory, from August 22 to 27. The j following week will be taken up in ! Salem, Cumberland and 1 Cape May Counties. J VISITORS FROM MILLVILLE i Among recent visitors to this city ; are noted the following from Millville: Mr*. Charles Andreas and son, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Rosenberger and •laughter Jeannette; Miss Gertrude Peters, Mr. and Mr*. Howard Beebe, , and Mr*. Walter Reeves and' Granville Thomas, wife and Charles Pennington, wife and j Lois; Dr. ami Mrs. C. S. | Frnnkle and family; Dr. and Mrs. P. Vernon Ware and family; Harry Fred Somers, Fred Brandj riff and wife; Burdette Tomiin and wife; Postmaster Lewis R. Hogan and wife; A. S. Carman and wife; i Julia and Carl Ney; Benjamin Weatherby, Jr.; William Lecvik and family; Thomas Johnson and Philip Arronoff and family. Most of the above having motored here over the week-end. FIREMEN QUELL TWO BLAZES Twice within twenty-four houre j the fire department was called upon ; extinquish flames that could easily have caused a great deal of damage, j At 4.86 a. m., Wednesday morning j the firemen were called to the between Fifth and Sixth i streets, where a" short circuit from I the electric light wire had ignited i the wooden structure of the "walk. the blaze could be extinguish- , ed all the current in the town had to be shut off for a few minutes.: ! following day. the grass in a lot on 36th street caught fire and en- j a dwelling nearby. After a quick run with the chemical Chief ! Conver and his men soon removed the danger. f OF CRABS IN THE BAY Captain J. H. Allen says that there ' ' plenty of crabs in the Bay at ■ present and that crabbing parties j no difficulty in filling their hasjkets in a very short time. He further say# that weak fish are biting /very good, some excellent catches ! have been made in the bay opposite ' his boat hotise. Red drum I* another ' is being caught in great numFlounders seem to have disa- ' ppeared from the waters of great Egg j entirely. ENJOYS BEACH AND BATHING Mrs. J. B. Shields, of Logan, Pound her family are occupying a pretty at 604 Chelsea Place. They all enjoy the fine !>athing and beach ' I found in the neighborhood of Sixteenth street. Mrs. Shields has ' entertaining Mrs. K. H. Burlin- * of Philadelphia, for some time. Shield* is n stock broker, with offices In Philadelphia, and ha* been j spending the week-end* hqre up until his vacation time. Send those little personals about your friends, the family yourself to the Sentinel, but lie sure to get to the office not later than Tuesday noon. ( All the latest and most up-to-date 1 in the SENTINEL every , f I Thursday.

BIG CROWDS CARRIED ! j I! I'hiladrlphia & Reading Railroad Co, - Makes Following Report j Judging from the fact that thej Philadelphia & Reading Railway car- - »jried 38.000 people from Philadelphia 1 j.to the New Jersey seashore resorts ! over Memorial Day week-end, and 79.- . 000 people froiq Philadelphia to these j | resort* over the July 4th. week-end, it i> expected that the travel to the I n shore over the Labor. Day week-end, - ■ when this traffic reaches it# peak, ' '. will this year lie far in excess of that : * over' any previous similidr period. ' e, Preparations to take care of this ' e traffic have already been started by,' it the Philadelphia A Reading Railroad v n by allocating Pullman Cars, ^oaHiae, ' - and locomotovrs from other parts of ' '. its systems to this service on SeptemThe first heavy riish of travel to - : the shore for the I-abor buy week- ' j end is expected on "Friday, Septem- * i i>er 2. On thnt d.»v (he Philule'» : - phia A Reading railway 'will run 1* i - fast express train# fri m Philadelphia, i - to Atlantic City, and 1! from Phil a- t delphiu to Ocean Ci».-, Sea Isle City, : B i Stone Harbor, Wilux.-ood ami Cape • v May. 1 1 On Saturday, Septe-qbcr 3, IS fast p express train# from Philadelphia to I s Atlantic City, and 1> to Ocean City, I ipej Isle City, Sto.e Harbor, Wild- t ii wood, and Cape M*i" -» < 1 1 1st crated. . On Sunday, Sep" ."rd-ta 4. 12 fust i I c pi ess train# will lie operated from ' delphia to A'lan'tc CitV and 0 r j f • < m Philadelphia .ii the other :iea- » shore icsorts name. I above. ( p On Monday. ScpletT'ier 5, 14 ex- »• »ss trains will >«•> Philadelphia e for Atlantic City, and 7 for the South e Je-sey rtsorts. h Equally extensive pn.v.wcn.' have e ken made to provi hs fast comfort.ij hie service for the return trip front - Uue resort# to P "Rudolf hia. On d Fi ilav, September 2, 16 fast cxpresf il j t -ain# will I* opera.. I from Atlantic n I City to Philadelplnv - ! On Saturiiav, September 3, fifteen ,t trains will be operated from Atlantic it City to Philadelphia. On this date, r, al#o 7 express trains will be operalr, ed from Cape May, Wildwood, Stonee Harbor, Sea Isle City, and Ocean e City to Philadelphia, n On Sunday, September 4, 11 exit press trains will lie operated from Atlantic City to Philadelphia, and , 4 from the South Jersey resorts to Philadelphia. The heaviest travel of the entire >' 1-alior Day week-end peri oil is exI- peeted from the seashore resorts to , i, Philadelphia on Monday, September I d 1 5, when the crowds which will go to e the shore on Friday, Saturilay, Sun- !. day and Monday mornyig will rctuyn. . d To take care of this traffic the Phiiad delphia A Reading Railway has schedd uleil 19 trains from Atlantic City to !. Philadelphia, and 6 from South Jer6 j #ey resorts to Philadelphia. As most y of the 19 train# scheduled to leave I- Atlantic City for Philadelphia on d I Monday, September 5, will run in »ecn j lions, the actual number of trains ; ) operated will lie far in excess of the n i number xchedulexi. From early Mo-I-k | day afternoon until late Monday night tl train* will leave Atlantic City for f Philadelphia as fast a* track space r and safety will permit, thus provld- ■ ing approximately 16-minute service from this resort to Philadelphia. On Tuesday, September 6, the same " ; service1' will' be provided between e Philadelphia and Atlantic City as on ™ Friday, September 2. On thi# date, ; also, 7 express trains will be run peeted from the seashore resort^ to * Philadelphia. Express train* also will be operated both ways between Atlantic City ? , and New York to take care of oddi- ' tioqal travel. Nine ferryboats will be in continu- ' ous service between Philadelphia and Kaighns Point, Camden, over the enJ ' tire week-end. They will leave CbestI nut and South street* Ferries for ' i Cumilen and will leave Kaighns Point J ; for Chestnut and South streets Ferries at intervals of a few minute*, r- ■ Thi* ferry service has been provided I to take care both of train passenger and of the great automobile traffic f ^ which is expected. c ' * 1 STUDENTS EARN TUITION * Five Swarthmore College students ~ are now In town selling subscription* " for a popular magazine. The boy* J are entering their Senior year in the fall and "are taking this means of ' earning their tSition. The subscrip- ; tion team consists of Allen Clark. ! : captain; Richaitl Sloeum, Williard Klsbree, John Earp and Pum Koo ' Park. They are old college chums of N. Harvey Collisson and Ewiug T. Corson, of *is city. AUTO DEALER BUSY Charles Sack, local Studebaker dealer, with headquarters at Ninth : #'.rect and Ashury avenue, reports j great activity in that line. Since ax- | suming the agency on March 1. Mr. Sack has sold 67 new and second* o Y — VISITED SING SING The Rev. 1-inn Bowman, a summer resident of this city, visited Sing Sing Prison, N. Y., in line with his duties. BRECKLEY'S MOUSE ANO SIC3N PAINTERi CLINTON L. BRCCKLEV, PBOr Ready Mixed Paints, Lead and Oil. I 92U and 922 Asbury avenue. I nwaMw

BIGGEST RUN OF FISH HERE IN MANY YEARS A. Leavitt l atches Two - Tuna — Many Weak Fish Cauirht at Huh Pier N Ian gf- »chot>l- «-f Weak i ■ ■ c 4, put in their appeal incc ai Qiw ' Th^diUlv cat'.' jK-aVx-. Fi.diimjvl'ier*' !•... • i v- '"'>■ • . . fifty weak fib recently V J tccwcak fi*h -ti-.ai Ve could c h. • r. around the tied Bu- ; • i.-ught blue fi«h weighing, sivut (fcrev poua-H I apiece. Angler' r-hing eu'.-:e.e ' Mcuk fish. Fi- c •xhe.";er* r all along the c are eor.gnegate- ' in front of Oce City Mi- , ing hard. Nine:e- Menhaee -tear all milking »ets ' »'*■ bunkei- At South Ocean Hg eatchc - fish are Is ; fade. \V. A. leavif. fishing m rtlfi . fifteen pour. Tie He report- acteof Tuna pff.the Jersey cer.-i ' , ditiOn* were noi gowi for their biting on the day lie was out but --re ; oil lot) pounds. This i* the bigce.-t run ,.{ «*h that Ocean Gty ha* seen in many years.

MANUAL FOR VOTERS In accordance with its policy of j constructive, durational and politi-j O.d S,,rk. the New Jersey Woman's iSepuhliciui Club has publixhcil a \|„ . t.-r New Jersey votej* which will >■ irady fur general circulation , Septemlwr 1. The Club is ■ issuing Mai nal kecausn of tb* general , . , information in regard Jo I State. County and local I i, ictrt . New Jervey election law* .dilation law. etc. ^1^. 1 BtrikeJ Cigarette To seal in the delicious Burley tobacco flavor. It's Toasted

The "Jo-Mar" Pure Food Shop 912 BOARDWALK DELICATESSEN " . RESTAURANT ... A trial will also • Shore Dinner Meat Dinner .8.7 Chicken Dinner $1.00 Special Luncheon and Supper Menus ..70 and .60 h Our Dcaile-l Crab# (fresh meat daily I and Club Sandwiches will :, please you greatly. ^ I GO TO THE # PROTECTED PARKING STATION EIGHTH STREET NEAR THE BOARDWALK Day and night protection for parked automobiles... Rates reasonable... A. P. COLLISSON, Proprietor. -K This is a 3-19 B, Westingp" '■«' » - house full automatic ElecRf ~~ 1C 1 trie Range, other styles in u w/ 1|» * | stack. Let us show you the {ft; • y— - V advantages of cooking'4 by ^aSn=2Kr= r I electricity. Cheaper than \|H t I gas, and cleaner. tBL l We cari-y a full line of West'n^°USe' ^azt'a anc^ Nitro- ^ — ! w i rayimond Our sale* department carries a complete line of Bathing Suit*, C»p« and Shoe# at attractive price# SEA SIDE BATHS SANITARY AIR DRIED SUIT& AND .TOWELS Opposite thr main bathing beach, between Ninth and Tenth atreeta OCEAN CITY, N. J. , B-ll Pkwi 530 ud 449 N. HICKMAN OYSTERS CLAMS CRABS AND CRAB MEAT ^ 1155 ASBURY AVENUE, OCEAN CITY N. J. ^ I I— n, ynur llrug Order, to ^ ? Hughes' Central Pharmacy 4

; d : v Try an Adv. in the Sentinel and ?et Quick Results. - Scotch Mai I | SANITARIUM ■ .OPUl ALL V^AH : A <( nici , high -chits home suitable for io- ! ; vj'.ul#. Most desirable all year round home for elderly pcoplr mid for wcJF people desiring a quiet place for RRST. Cooking under supenriaion ol a 'graduate alw-av* on dutv. It*th«, Maswge, Kitetrie, Hot-sir Baker Treat mrlit given. Treatment nxmrnopen to the public. B. McOIBCNY, Mitt N t T„,n.r B H M*r HALCYON HALL u 1116 Wesley are. Ocean City New Jersey j Newly furnished rooms; running Three minutes from the Beach " Mrs. Francis D. Maxwell r MILLER COTTAGE ,iH-KAN I ITT NKW JKKHK1 | Open All the Year I Hot-water Heal 1 THE BISCAYNE Vl SOW OPEN UjoDlBt v.ur In ev.ry Mruoiu Ocean avriiueoppin-ite Moorlyn terrac Private Rath* Booklet CANDY CQTl AGIi ■' 813 Central Avenge. Ocean ( 'ity New Jersey THE JT7VN1F-INN 910 Wenley Avenue I ROUMM ? aiD(l* *nd Kn Hunt Prlrnl* B.U. i, 1 THE DARLINGTON j' 1121/ Cent rat",™"" ""oeeanClty, N. J. NOW OPEN H, JIIWI wniyeu aww, weea—d an ....nd t >Plione«OI-W-mlk *i*on t>A«i isoto* MkIL JAW** p. I'AITI. Phone 3833 DR. DAVID M. SAXE ,, Veterinary Surgeon 21 N. Virginia ave. Atlantic City Diseases of dog# and cats a specialty Ocean City'calls given apgdal attention Now is the Time to ' Plant Privet Hedge Thomas J. Thorn florist , 1128 Bay Avenue' ) Ocean City New Jereey FULL LINE OF silk and wash skirts organdies, silk ~ , and taffeta dresses designed by Peggy Pange New York HILDRETH S SHOP 826 ASBURY AVE.

*1 ZDICiL. DR. W. P. HAINES cor. NINTH ANO WESLEY au, I OCEAN CITY. N.J. I '►kick HOUKM: lltoS°^'™' . Ulo»p. lu.' l^iuredTmSi'ue. Dk. Florence b. Hao-es ' f Allen Corsgji, M. D. 4*4 Wesley Avenue |ul,5|1Clty N°W JorSoy flliRSCHltL PKTTIT.j^TJ) 007 wesley ave. OCEAN CITY. NEW JERSEY : to a m m. -x Phone •John H. Wiiiticar, M. D. 717 wcsley avenue Ocean City. n. j. / DR. CHAS. H." VAIL/ Osteopathic Physkiu iwenClt'CWIc. Ptiileil.Ii, hi-- , ,r*^ ai ssf "" bone. W ui fie. DENTIST I)R. WILSON Y. CHRISTIAN . 809 Central avenue. Ocean City, N. J. Bell Phone 152 Ex-ray Dingnooi Nitrous Oxide Administered Abbott's Pharmacy 9th and Anbury Wm. G. Abbott, Prop. AT-rOBNKYS.AT.LAW. Wootton, Harcourt £ Steelman LAW OFFICES ANDREW C BOSWELL Law Offices Master In Chancery oca AW citv. N. j. AKCHITKCTS L. Leslie Headley Co. BUILDERS Architectural Service SIS EIGHTH STREET l Elf»ie W„l,, avciei) " Ocean City, N. J. and Builder of Arthtir BongaConvenient Cottage*. Up-to- Dete Apeytmeuu, Modern Hotel*. VIVIAN B. SMITH ARCHITECT Atlantlo City. N. J. knc1nkuu Wm. H. Collisson. |r. A-eo.N. Am. HoaC. K. Civil Eogioeer and Surveyor- ! Lily Kail Deer, ixwao Clt . N»J.

Carl's HOME OF GOOD EATS DELICATESS^ HOME BAKING 806 BOARDWALK j. ^ THB LUNCHEON HOUR j jf find* this restaurant full of people who 1^/ are very evidently enjoying . them- ^ ae've*. For there i* good fellowship j°>' the goml thing* of life atop in here IW LA Wsggfr'iiit f°r lunch and if you are wise youH I THE HARRIS RESTAURANT ) Breyera la Cream-^i^foa^ ' ' W. H. Harris, Prep