— OCEAN CITY SENTINEL. ocean city, x. .1., thursday. OCTOBER 27. 1921 v ■ SEVEN'

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR HftLLOWE'EN PARADE I'ropicssive, League Gives Information to Prevent Confusion in Parade To participants ami organizations in ilx> Hallowe'en pfrsmle — kindiy note >,.qr respective restkjg place for formation the night of link parade, ami each one will kindly tiiLVflnTc, will " live all unnecessary confusion, ami .v ill assist thi- murshol ami his aid* in getting the purmlc started promptly.' Organizations I laughters of America, ami followno: Degree of i'ocohontus Lodges, Maiya.a, Silver Owl. Shacknmavon. Little Ha Ha, White Swan. Minota, N'okomi*^ On Ashury avenue, north «.f Tliiril stieet. Vi-loria Trilie of Bed Men west • ii. Thiril street, off Ashury. , -eqmpi, Navujoe, Pequod, A rasa- , phn and Minneota Tribes of Red Men . i on Thiril street, off Asbury ave- , Mar. :■> Wesley avenue ami north on We' ley to Second street. Aletlia Tribes of lied Men. west on Fourth street, off Asbury; also Minot , Narrganactt, Wapallela. Ogallalla, ' IViieniah, Kickapoo, Shaumunkiii, Oneiiln Trilies east on Fourth street, sum' WeiiHages, Kinnewaugha, (ted Cloud 1 and Kalmia Tribes of Red Men. on Central avenue between Fourth and 1 Fifth streets. Cape May Progressive I-eaguc and ' American legion. On Central avenue, lietween Thiril and Fourth streets and east on Third street off Central avenue. I All visitiajt. and local Camps of P. O. S. of A., east on Fifth street off ' Asbury to Wesley Social Clubs from Vjmelami, Bridge- i ton .and Mfllvillpfffnd Triangle Club I from Woodbury and ' Progressive l eague of Ocean City, on Wesley ave- | nue lietween Fifth and Sixth streets, ; Organizations from Wildwood and Sea | I le ami Italian organization also rest Colored Singing Band bf Ocean City J s • West on Fifth street off Asitn^y aveComic and Fancy Individuals jj Division No. 2 Sections A and B — Comic dressed J tplults, fancy dressed adults. Hast on | « Sixth street off Asbury avenue to Cen- j Section* C and D — Comic and fancy f ih^ssed_,lijys and girls. East on Sixth treH, Asbu'ry avenue to Wesley avenue. . ' 1 Impersonators imprrsonaiors

I ii vision No. 3 Adults Section A — Impersonator of ladies. Section B — Impcrsrfnator of men. Section C — Character impersonators. Boys or Girls Section D — Impersonators of girl*. Section E — Impersonators of boys. 1 , Section F — Character impersonators. South on Central avenue, Sixth to Seventh streets. ^Jjmsion No. 4 4 Boys ami girls, couples Section D— Fancy dressed couple. Section E — Comic dressed couple. Section F — Character.dressed couple j Division No. 5 Croups 3 to 6 person-. A.lults or boys and girls Section A — Fancy dressed group. Section B — Comic dressed group. fi Section C — Impersonating dressed group. Divisions No.4 and 5. east on Sixth Mrect, Wesley to Atlantic aypnuex. " Floats Division No. 6 Section A — Fancy decorated floats. Section B — Comic character floats. Section C — Original decorated and ' character floats. West on Sixth street, Asbury to West avenues. C — I DIVISIONS AND SECTIONS p Classification and Designation of Tro- C phies to be Awarded 11 Organizations n Division No. 1 t Section A— Most fancy dressed ^ organization or lodge, first trophy, lov- b ing cup; second trophy, loving cup. w Section B — Any Individual lodge or R organization wipi greatest numher in ( line, first trophy, loving cup; second >e trophy, loving cup. - y Section C— Most comic dressed org- c unization or lodge, first trophy, loving eup; second trophy, loving cup. n Individuals— Comic and Fancy (' Dressed n Division No. 2 c Section A — Most comic dressed v (adults), first trophy, gold;, second i tropry* gold. & Section B— Most fancy dressed w (adults), first trophy,- gold; second p trophy, gold.- ;o

Section C— Most comic dressed boy i"r b"'''. first trophy, gold; second troEph.v. gold. Section I) — Most fancy dressed boy or girl, first trophy, gold; second trophy, gold, c Impersonators Division No. 3 Section A— Impersonator of ladies (man), first trophy, gold; second trophy, gold. Section C — Impersonator of any ii other character fbian or woman), first e trophy, gold; second trophy, gold, r Section D — Impersonator of girls d Jboy), first trophy, gold; second tronnsynroid. I ..Section E — Impersonator of hoys i (girl), first trophy, gold; second tro- . phy, gold. Section F — Impersonator of any other character (boy or girl), first trophy, gold; second trophy, gold. - Division No. 4 Couples — Two 1 1 un.ljes — Two Men • or lady and Man • Section A— Fancy dressed couple ' (adults I.- first trophy, gold; "second trophy, gold. 1 Section B — Most comic dressed i couple (adults), first trophy, gold; sec-" ■ oml trophy, gold. 1 Section C — Character Impersonating ■ couple, first trophy, gold; second tro1 phy. gold. Two Boys — Two Girl* or Boy and ! , Girl

Section I) — Fancy dressed couples (bovs or girls), first trophy, gold; second trophy, gold. Section K — Most comic dressed couple, first trophy, gold; second tro- ! I Phy. gold. t Section F— Character impersonating ! couple, first trophy, gold; second trophy. gold. I Division No. & . Cynups of 3 to fi Persons — Adults 1 or Boy* or Girls Section A — Fancy dressed group, first trophy, gold; second trophy, gold. ' Section B — Comic dressed group, f first trophy, gold; second trophy, gold. Section C — Character impersonating first trophy, gold; second tro- , phy, gold. Floats Division fjo. G Section 'A— Fancy decorated floats, ' first trophy, $IS; second trophy, $10. Section B — Floats containing most I comic characters, first trophy, $15; I second trophy, $10. Section C — Most original decorated and character impersonating, first tro- ' ! phy, $15; second trophy, $10. Merchant Window Trophies A — Neatest and best fancy dressed | w indow, loving cup. B — Most original dressed window, setting forth an original iilea in window trimmnig, loving eup. INSTRUCTIONS All Participants in Parade, Monday, Oct. 31 1— Make application at Hughes' Central Pharmacy and receive designation card. 2— On the .night of parade present to Marshall or his aids certificate of entry, who will inform entrants where they are to rest for parade formation. — Be sure to display on right arm classification tag received at time of entry so as to be in full view of judges. 4 — Be it known and understood that those not displaying classification tag* will receive no recognition for trophies. — To save confusion and that* the parade may move on time, it is positively necessary that ail participants be in respective places in1 line of parade at 8 P. M. sharp. ft — Bureau of information — Darby's Real Estate office will be open Monday, October 31st, for further information. — ATI participants for trophies must pass judges' stand twice. OFFERS SERVICES i K. Wilxemann So Writes Mayor Champion "My knowledge of the public at City anil my experience with the musicians, I think, places me in a ' position to again be of service to City to a very great extent, and I shall be very glad to aid you in fixing the amount of appropriation necessary to brim; the class of music Ocean City that the people wish and to assist you in any other way possiplease feel free to call on me when I can be of service to you;" stated John K. Witzemann, leader of I the orchestra that played the public concerts in the music pavilion some ago, in a letter to Mayor Joseph Champion. This statement by Mr. Witsemann receives fhe unqualified ipiiorsement of Charles A. Frost, a Boardwalk business man who was very active in the circles that favored orchestra music, who also state* in a letter to the that in the judgment of many. Mr. Witzemann is the one eligible man who can bring Ocean City at the least possible cost the first line musicians of the Philadelphia Ochestra.

£ HALLOWEEN HINTS Fancy Dress Costumes, Games and Other Information Below are given a few descriptions of fancy dress costumes which are appropriate for Hallowe'en, its Coloni^Gjrl o- Full gathered white or pale pink . skirt with panniers and tight-fitting iy bodiCe of pink-flowered cretonne, st V-neck edged with wide ruffle, elbow ; sleeves edged with ruffles. The hair i Is should be powdered and arranged in j o- high pompadour. Black "beauty spot*, i at side of face near the eye.. i '*-s Fatima Costume y Baggy Turkish trousers of bright ' yellow silk or sateen, while blouse ' with short sleeves; sleeveless black s velvet jacket trimmed with gilt braid; carry cigarette case. Hair bound tight 1 with red rose in one side. n Arab ,

le Use sheet as drapery which falls l>e- ] (j low knees, beltad in at waist line with i dagger on left side. Sleeves are loose I ,1 ^and flowing and sandals are used i - upon the feet. The color scheme might ; be purple dropped below the white. ' K The small white turban may have a I }_ touch of purple also. I Little Boy Blue ' d ! Very small blue silk blouse, short ( • | trousers of same material. Blue or ,g black stockings ami slippers. Pointed bat, which may be black or blue, pre- , ferably the latter. Carry horn. '1 Dawn A very effective costume to repre- ' sent dawn is as follows: Pinkish gray] * long flowing gown. The hair is worn ' loose the only ornament being a golden star-decorate<r crown. With the exception of a few gold stars decorating j the hem of gown anil edges of sleeves, no other trimming is necessary, simj, plicity being the most important factor , L ' of this costume. i, If you want to join in the fun at I. the Hallowe'en celebration, for good- - g ness sake don't be afraid to turn your i- head or "crack a smile" when it comes to games, for one of the most important parts of the party is the playing of games in which ill can take part. Telling "fortunes" is an indispensa- ) I ; ble feature of the Hallowe'en frolic. . j ' An easy and effective way to contrive . a booth would be an ordinary folding clotheshorse draped with sheets and J (( black crepe paper dotted with ghostly _ figures. Each one in turn goes into the booth where a wise old pythoness f "leads him into the future." f j For a jolly Hallowe'en game scoop out a very large pumpkin and make I , a Jack-o'-lantern face in it, with an ' especially large mou'h. Put the , lantern on'a firm table at the end of the room being careful not to have breakable objects near. Give each a person a small soft ball, and in turn j - let each try to throw it into the month | • . of the lantern. Every time a player | is successful, he or she is given a fun- i ny Hallowe'en favor. Popcorn balls, Q lollipops and pumpkin stickpins are f among the favors most appreciated. C s The telling of ghost stories is an c effective form of amusement at a party of this kind. Weird piano music 1 would add to the general effect while e someone with ability should entertain v the guests with these unearthly tales. I Partners may be found in various t ways — by matching cats or witches _ that have been cut in two (each one r into a different shape) or by giving. numbers to the boys and correspondB ing lumbers to the girls; by pulling s strings with numbers attached to the end, those corresponding being part- ^ ; ner* or by having the boys -choose hal- , lowed out walnut shells upon opening * s ' which they will find the name of their |( partner for the evening.

ON VACATION ' t Sentinel Receives Letter from Rector - of Holy Trinity Church ' The Rev. Joseph W. Watts, rector of Holy Trinity Episeopal Church, A writes the Sentinel from Richmond, Virginia, where he is spending a vacat tion. His letter in part is as follows:, i "Norfolk, I found a most interesting, t city. A trip to the U. S. Naval Base-" a and one to the Old Point Comfort were , - thoroughly enjoyed. The pilgrimage . ' i to Jamestown and to Williamsburg ii was one that gave tremendous impetuf. c to patriotism. The service in the open ■( at Jamestown was most impressive. _ . It was easji to picture the first serv-' _ e ice held there by the Rev. Robert " Hunt, of the Church of England in I f (June, 1607. The tower of the old'| c stone church is still standing. The t Bishop of Southern Virginia gave a i most helpful address while 900 pilgrims sat or stood on the grass in 0 i wrapt attention. f Another day I was taken by friends - to the old St John's Church, Rich- ~ s mond, and sat in the pew formerly ( :, occupied by Patrick Henry from which . e he arose and made his renowned >, speech which ended with 'give me n liberty or give me death.' " t Rev. Mr. Watts is attending the 1921 s convention of the Episcopal Brother- ; hood of St Andrews.

COMMERCE CHAMBER HEARD SPEAKERS Mectini; At Sea Isle ("it; Last Thursday Evening • Well Attended The A- iemldy.rooid of ihe Sen Isle City School "was filled on "Thursday night, October 20th. when th" October, meeting of the Cipe Mpy County i Cham 1st of Commerce Was caKed into session at '-.W. !»> Mayor Irving 1 Fitch, of fen Isle City, Mayor Fitch ^ pie.-idh..: ove." the meeting in the.absonce of President Luther C. Ogilen. who was called to Chicago on business. The big feature of the meeting was i an educational address, given by r Assistant State Superintendent of - Weights und Measure:. Mr. A. W. ' Schwartz, Trenton. Mr. Schwartz " had brought with him a most interest - 1 ing e.vhiliit of scales and measures confiscated l»y his department, illustrating to what almost unbelievable lengths unscrupulous dealers will go , defraud the public in the matter [ of short weight or measure. A communication from the Board of ' Freeholders, asking that a Committee J of the Chamlier lie named to meet with the Board to view the work done, and yet Ao lie done, on the Turtle Gut road (SVildwood Crest to Two Mile • Beach) so that the C'hnmbcr may i make suggestions and act with the : The meeting, the comI munication stated, wodld lie October : 27th, at 2" P. M., anil the Committee . of fifteen, appointed to work with the t Board of Freeholders, was named as the committee tq consult with the Board at this meeting. Following the business session, and ; the Sja Isle City Band rendered some selections. A luncheon was seivfihiit the Spray Hotel. th :.j of I

L. Leslie Headley Co. 1 BUILDERS Architectural Service SIS EIGHTH STREET (Clfblb Ml Wnlrr •'•••• Ocean City, N. J. Designer and Builder of Artistic Bunga lows. Convenient Cottages, Up-to-Dstr . Apartment*. Modern Hotels. Mltrdlsat lotbir; EU.viBERT C. FONTIERE BUILDER TmUi Flint 0CtA« CITY, «. J. SMITH & DENNIS , Builder* ^ JOBBING CARPENTHK No Job loo Large, No Job loo Small Houses Closed ami Opened Estimates All Work Furnished Guaranteed R. Hayes CARPENTER Jobbing work promptly attended to lor Sale Cottages lor Sale and Rent Thblf-th'rd SI. and Asbur? At*. OCEAN CITY, I. J. I SHost. sei-j M. TOWNSEND BUILDER 8th St. Opposite P. O OCEAN CITY, N. J. Only galvanized nails used on exterior work E. A. BOURGEOIS Formerly of Lee & 'Bourgeois Carpenter and Builder OCEAN CITY, N. J. Jobbing Work a Specialty A. BOURGEOIS 901 Central avenue Ocean City, N. J. Phone 471 -W 8.0. Atfws V. V. Adim H.S.AAuct GEO. 0. ADAMS & CO. RANGE SETTT BUCK LAYING, Etc., Etc. All Work In JHaaan Lino Prompr' Attended To. OCEAN CITY. N J Baggage CallesMor and Delivered Ising Distance. Phone 236 w f TRUCK SERVICE J. B. THOMSON & SON EXPRESS 1*2 WEST AVENUE Ot-eau city, New Jersey | 8. Corson BUILDER city, n. a shohc. tiT-a | 1 SEE = ' CLOUTING, BRECKLEY AND GODFREY Contractors and Pelmets OCEAN CITY. N. J i '

SEND THEM IN -Send thn-e little pcr onal, about v . "t'aenlay. nooni$ WHEN , I,. . SOMEONE • ,v I dAYS: &: Sfl" s I rl Quality P r i n t i n jt j g | They Refer to the. , [ J.1 Ocean i'itysl'rinUng and i "■ 1 1 Publishing Compan y | j; PRINTING BRANCHES I Tiieo. F. Hildreth Ulectrical Contractof Jobbing Work s Specialty Olfice: 1032 Central Avenue OCEAN CITY. N. J. " George VV. Harris e Contractor, Builder and Jobbing 0 Plan. Fire. H.m.low. a Special!, No. 13 W. Fourteenth Street ,r OCEAN rtty, «V.J. Ile.il fuoue.rJVJ M Bell Phone 852-W " WILLI A M UNCLES Contractor m MARBLE AND TILE office 24-A N. New Jersey Avenue '• Atlantic City, N. J. Store Fronts, Bath Rooms,. Porches, Fireplaces 401 ASBURY AVE. Fancy Groceries Delicatessen '' Fruits and Vegetables Light Lanch and Ire Cream Phone 177-M William T. Carwithen

»• Wm. H. Powell General Contractor i Grading and Street Building i rhlrty. fourth st. and "West ave. OCEAN CITY, N. J. 1e.l4.ac.: 44.4 Ca.ra. A..... Bell PUon. Our Wall Paper is a veritable find. We aim to please the particular. Just come down and inspect our numerous' designs. Ii you art critical it may > take you a long time to decidethere are so many patterns to choose f frojn — but the point is that you can be suited exactly right and at prices ( that will appeal to you. ALFRED R. SMITH 1048 Asbury Ave. Ocean City New Jersey old winter soon will come out of his jiolelet'5 make it hjbtpo* Get ready. lay lb your coal. Get ( out your shovel. Send for the plumber (meaning us). Get your heating apparatus in good working order : again und say, "Come on in, Winter, | much obliged to meet you, we no* have got the heft with which to greet i you. OurTelephone's working fine. HANS BURKHARDT 649-51 Asbury Avenue I OCEAN CITY, N. J.

ReaL-Estate and order now Search.SmpanyC0RD WOOD lrt Fidelitv Trust Comsat: v "ak i,ml .iuniiry 4^uai, wvmvai.» ( I T IN ALL LENGTHS . WiMwood Title and Trnst Co. Title Insurance ™"- Joseph McGuigan & Son Fire Insurance _ IMLEBMO. N. J. lii Fiompt Service -All Wwt tluarsntrn." . F Money to Loan on Good -Ktrat Morti; \-:r Farms for Sale- e- L- SMITH K; II. CAMPBELL office, in .Smith & (Jatnpbcll First Nationl Bank Building HOUSE AND SIGN Capo May Court House - PAINTERS J- •«> Asbury Ave. Ocean City, N. J • I — .. .... . R. H. JOHNSON PLUMBING COMPANY i» now to it. N<» Offices, 817 ASBURY AVENUE !* - where patron, aod fricad. will be cordially welcomed 1 - . — , - • John Marts Lumber Co. Ninth Street ana Haven Avenue OCEAN CITY. N. J. Lumber Millwark, Moulting*, limi ting PajSfcr, Plaster Hoard, Nails, Sash Wel2hs ? etc. Eatimatrs Kurnithed. Pro npi Delivery. j. e. welch the builder cor. seventh street and wcslev avenue OCEAN CITY, N. J. GtNieac co.Ta.crta 5 — ^ JOSEPH BROADLEY plumbing and heating t> 731 Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N. J. Ph. i.. 8S-M FOR SALE Bungslews aad settages ready built or ouilt to order. Estimates given, on altsralions and repair work. TabuSse, H. B. COOPER. Jr. ^^TTAlOES BUILDER 29th and central are.. Ocean Cily, N. J.

S B SWAN era J. C. TROUT SWAN and TROUT practical * * , CARPENTERS /^^andBUILDERS rP40 ASBURY AVENUfM ^^^^OCEAN C4TV N.J. jobbing a specialty . WIRE KRAUSS To Wire Your House PHONII No. 177- W 411 ASBURY AVENUp OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY' YOU 8H0ULD HAVE A Reliable guilder To erevt yonr Ocean "City cottage. Yon :a:inot aparc the time i to look after it closely yonrsclf and must depend upon the i honesty oi the contractor. I have bnilt for a targe number ol people and could refer yon to any or all of them. Send for the list of names and photograph* ol the bouses. Otis M. Townsend OFFICE CI III r\C"C OCEAH CITY. (th sl Opposite P. 0. D Vj I L. LS EL II »• JAny Kind \ny Where Joseph G. Champion Building Contractor ocean cmr. n. j. tl ' •'*.... ;