TWO OCEAN CITY SLNTINKI. OCEAN CITY. N'. J.. THURSDAY. DECEMBER a CHRISTMAS -NT |

AMERICAN LEGION HELD RALLY HERE (Continued from pore one) situation in New Jersey hail . Itfen , handled. It war the Legion-'s job he said to see that a veteran soldier headed the National Guards in New Jersey and not the politician Borden. He laid particular stress on the importance o( county organisation. Everyone present received a buttonmire in the form of a daisy, the Lesion flower. Read by E. B. Bacon to members of American Legion at their rally here. . Friday the If.:!'. £ was read to >hnw that the Legion and himself had something In common.- Those who know Mr. Bacon know that he is a friend "The House hjr the Side of the Road" V H) Sam Walter Fo*« \ There are hermit souls that live vrith- — ilw»» u^tne peace of their self- , There are souls like star- that dwell | apart in a f (Howes* firmament. ( There are pioneer souls that blare their trail, where the highway- ( never ran. I-Ot me live i«. - house by the si.le of j the road and In- a friemj to man. Ij>t me live In a house hv the side of . ' the road, where the race of men - goes by, The men that are good, the men that are had. as good and as bad as 1, Then why should i sit iu a seomer'.seat and hurl a cynics ban. Let me live in a house' by tjie side of the road and bo a friend to man. I see from my house by the side of the road, by the side of the highway jf life. The men who press on with the ardor of hope ar-d the men who are weak # with the strife. But I turn not away from their smiles or their ter.rs, both ^are part of an inflnitg' plan. So I live' ia my tfouse by the side of the road just to be a friend to man. I know there, are h rook-gladdened meadows ahead and mountains of wearisome height. That the road stretches on through the long afternoon and reaches far into the night But yet 1 rejoice when the strangers rejoice or weep with the travellers that moan. Nor live in my house by the side of the road, like a man who lives all alone. I*t me live in a house by the side of the road, where the race of man goes by. Some are good, some are bad, some are weak, some are strong, wise foolish ami so am I. Then why should I sit in a Boomer's seat, or hurl a cynics ban, let me live in a house by the side of the road and be a friend to man. PERSONALS Dr. Cyrus W. Friday, wife, and two sons, were recent visitors. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Bonsall, accompanied by Mr. Bon sail's Brother-in-law, A. C-olville, Jr., were here recently. James Franklin, accompanied by his son-in-law, John Langenberger, of Philadelphia, spent a few hours in Ocean City recently. Master Lawrence Faueett, of Milvine. N. J., was a week-end visitor of his aunt and uncle. Mr Jrnd Mrs. Warrington Harri-. Wm. Carwithcn, Jr., made a visit to Atlantic City recently and returned with several mysterious papers. Miss Uhen K. Kgolf, of Reading, Pa., has been visiting her friend, Miss Louise Pnunine. of Massey A Edwardoffice. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sudnton, of Chester, Pa., are visiting Mr. and Mr*. Howard Stainton, over the holidays. Motor Vehicle Inspector Wm. E. today for the issuing of 1922 automobile licenses. W. P. Rohhiiis and wife will spend the Christmas holidays at Hunting- ' ton, Pa.. the borne of Mrs. Bobbins. Mr. Robhins has been associated with the Maddoek Pharmacy here for a Commissioner E. A. Corson, chairman of the building committee of the First M. E. Church has been instructed to make needed repairs to one corner of the cliuYch building, the ceiling ami the tower a - -non as possible. R. W. Ed wants, realtor, and Mayor Joseph G. Champion, spent the first day of deer senson at a private camp near Pott Elisabeth. William H. Deis roth has awarded the contract for two cottages to he built at Eleventh and Wesley avenue to Humbert C. Pontiere. Mr. Pontiere has been doing Mr. Deisroth's building for the last four yean. Advertise in the SENTINEL.

COURT- OPENS December Grand Jury < uutajn*. >• > Jt eral Member* From This City Supreme Court Ju-ltvr H'. ck m Tuesday, morning ptysi.lr.i it th< opening of the December term n en court, ami Judges Donges and Kl hc dredge were hi« associates. The following grand "juror- aert called nml sworn: C. H. Brick. Ore:.. w City, foreman; Jacob Kehr. Cape "• May; William 'Gardiner, Ocean City : n- Herbert F. Hebenthal. Cape May: EtJVdn D. Foster. Court" House: I. Randolph Fogg. Ocean City : Share - gar Hand. West Cape May: Zebu!,.. T. Gandy. ScAville: Charles Ban c". Willi woml; Hyni y J, Fleisch'ui. • . Cold Spring; Richanl H. Johnson. Oi->-:u. „ City; E. P. Kennedy. Cape M,-,..: J. Allien Harris. Wildwuod; Burton I'. '" Corson. Court House: Hon Robert J. " Kay. Wiliiuood:" Hazel. Nc. kirk, r Ocean City: Wm. A. Haffert. Sea l ie «• City; John Cape Stay: J. ,, William Morrison! Ocean City; iV round Gress. Cold Spring: Carre' An plegate. Court House. The Court railed the at tenth" • f the Grand Jury to the fact that the Board of Freeholders should -ring recent investigation ami triaf- of FreeHolders shovreii had reeeived illegal monies from the county, and directed them to make a presentment upon :he ' subject. Another matter that v.ucalieii to ' the attention of the grand im|ue.-t was the necessity of ascertaining the place- and amounts of all

count.. Still no, .{her object -of . in "" to inspect them fr< • • time to- time. of 'Forme: Senator Lewis T. Steven--JK.'-V h* ■ ii > n. They A- Knur chil cj-e. were disposed of jHamta Wnibieil vet. .. jean«:te W. •w *2.143. Iff. *" a t automobile. Verdict for the k. plaintiff, $.1500. Woodtfine Machine Works vetmr J- Gordon & Koppeldor. -Vet. Net for 'I- tm plaintiff, M,36:>.«t. I" Oli> M. Tow:.- I ver-u.- l.ippincott iK IMPROVEMENTS AT GAR \C1" ■; Doug,- car- f.- which he agent The •1 room will be tini-he.1 in gray and ' white with altraetive , lectric light fixII tares. * Arrangements have I -eon made 'for

a supply and .accessories department ! where the pa. t - for't!.. • two mak-1 .lock. Sir. Scriviini i ■< ' " «•> B. A-- ' i Harry ;.Pnhm*a„d William Mart- »" Use tne-garap,_esp«-k.''.. r :b* -ale of Buirk Send those little per-.jpals about yotir friends. the ..family .yourself to the Sentine!. but l>e sure to get them to the- office not "later tban I Tuesday noon.

EIRE ALARM SIGNALS •" IT- I and Bay avenue (-..urteenth and Bay avenue >. .-nth and West avenue • Second and Anbury avenue 'I- ; -Fourth and Asbury avenue t.v Eighth and Asbury avenue -Tenth and Asbury" aveitue J- -Thirteenth and Asbury avenue to -Sixteenth and Asbury avenue l -North ttnd .Central avenue io .. Eleventh und ' Central avenue k «;? Twelfth and Wesley avenue n r>S~ Fourteenth and- Wesley aVenuc 73-— Fourth and Ocean avenue 7."- —Seventh and Ocean avenue ,t T'- -Ninth and Ocean avenue If 82— Second and Atlantic avenue ■t o., -Boardwalk and Moorlyn terrace !• ;<! 1 Bay avenue ami Battersea road -".21 — Twentieth ami Central avenue d

I'honr 229-J Estimates Furnished WM. T. TAYLOR RARER HANGER , 912 Central avenue Ocean City, N. J. City Garage SEVENTH AND HAVEN AVE. lp OCEAN CITY. NEW JERSEr l. w. miller PROPRIETOR "" TELEPHONE. 203

BOGATIN BROTHERS^ . Christmas Goods Here Thnn Elsewhere For Less Money \ 11 J For The Same Than Elsewhere Vj I J iV> JL C ) Money in Beautiful Silks, Satins, Laces, Woolens Dress and Suit Materials .4 GIFT TO MOTHER, WIFE, SISTER OR SWEETHEART THAT WOULD BE APPRECIATED Read Every Item of These Wonderful Bargain Values THAT IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE IN AT OUR STORE DURING THIS HOLIDAY SEASON SPECIAL SALE --'.-.•hi yard- < lianm-UM-; to Inches wide; In »U leading O 7C i i"1'* Ss.rt .-inst-tlng ,.r Wbtp-paxir-oill. Kluki- ^ ^ 52,75 sSc ir-00 yard- Crepe dc Chine: 40 Indies wide; In alt leading colors. per yard. w * .U v/ ■STJ^rr - $2.oo-$2.75 aasa'jsrt'rrs.j't'jff.a. wc - """ $6.00 ,,.r VUlUU .U.S. ,anU-Voiu(tna: tn all colors: whk-h were anywhere froie >tOO |« M.on per yard. Sale CA CfV t ono yard. Molly-O-Crcpe; 40 Intl.-- whle; the newest creation Prky- per ynnl. JiL.jV) 4>O.OU tn fabrtes. ItcwnUr SC. r.o v.lne. bate Prior *£.50 "" «-<" " P" >,nl * " Itcgular W..V) value. Sale Price. $2 00 .."to yards ( ant.... Crepe: 40 inches wide; the finest material in t*"r yard * the. market. Hen. tar tM.Mi volar. Sale Price ft nf) taoo yards Silk Net; 72 Inches wide. IU-gnlar *2.50 A* Ff. per yard. "P » ■"U ,n|Bc. sale IVlce. per yard. 1 .iJAJ -'..HI yard- Pus,, Willow; In brocaded and plain euk>r»; 40 In. 2.',«0 yards IteauUtul lows-: sullnble for trimmings: In gold an wide; suitable for lining- or drt-wrs. Regular OlO 7C "Urrr' U"t"L,r •" 50-*1 00 ,al"" S"1' ,rlrr 1 OR *l.5o value. Sale Price, ,,-r yard ... V&.ID (wr ,«d. vj) 1 .^.O j . - _ _ tooo yards Deautiful Serves; In nil colors;1 cnmt> 40 inches "in. ...K) yard- I mbruhlered and .\U-Over Laces. 3* In <P 1 7C 4 H inches which was *1.50. Sale IVlce, {1 rir with-. Itrrular U.M valoen. Sale Price, yard V A • # p^r 91 • • O .1". rds SfnuLsh IJU)-; double width: In all durable colors. ;,oo yacxl* Gabardine ami Tricotlnc; 48 Inrhra wide: all w«s. Regular ».«i talae sale Price gQ Regular *IJM) value. Sale Price. "J ^ ^tJp55t"SSSS sr* siTs "n $4jbc i IMS) yard, Ail-Wool Jersey Tubing: in nil shades; sullnble I. •• yards ,d silk rricoletie; In all -hatha; *6 Inches OA Is. willful ,1s— Itcgular *5.50 table. Sale Af I wide. Regular *5.50 value. Sale Price, yard Price, t.-e vnrd vPt&.VJv "HS) yards Ileautiful Tub Bilks; suitable for ladies' blouses and | VK) rnnL- Silk Dnvetyn; H» Inches wide-, nil desirable shod gentlemen'- -liirts; S* InrErs wide ItecaUr J2 QQ Regular *8.50 value. Sale Prire, Jg gQ .00 yartl- Rnaasled Tissue: suitable lor hog, or lists; make tmr entire Unr of ladles' and gentlemen's Suitings or the finelovely Irimmlngs for dremea and gowns. CO grades. All-wool anil cloth Coalings we have redner.1 Itrrnl r >5 no vain. Sale Prb f per yard. 9m .Ov j iirartk-olly nne-tlilrtl of tlielr regular valor*. GIFTS THAT ARE LASTING AND YOU'LL DELIGHT IN GIVING Pure Silk Hose We Have Made Bifr RwJnctions on 0or Entire Line of -aaf-Mtr^WJSwTTJSr'WSSfilg StSi£ Negligees, Kimonos, Wraps, tt anklr with t.-infonv-d heels. Remember thcyr lire all pare . " $1 .00 Lingeries, Breakfast Coats, Etc. HANDSOME FUR GARMENTS If you are only thinking of a Fur Garment' we urgevou to see us before making a purchase elsewhere. We a**ure you we can save you as much as $100 on a Hudson 8eal, Australian Seal or Bay Seal Coat- Our stock of Fur Garment* i* most complete and contain* many rare bargains. 0U T OF TOWN BUYERS can shop here with every assurance of fair honext dealing. A reputation this firm holds with all its customers since we have been injiusiness from 1911. Car fare within 50 miles of Atlantic City will be returned to patrpns making purchases to the amou nt of $25.00 and over. Store Open 'Til 9 O'clock Evenings Until Christmas BOGATIN BROTHERS 1408— ATLANTIC AVENUE— 1408 V- ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. \ "k."7

GOOD ADVICE Do nnl build until you talk the matter over with us. , , L. LESLIE HEADLET CO, Inc. | 513 Eighth Street. William Maloney Auto Electricians Speedometers ' Repaired, Batteries Repaired, Presto- Lite Storage Batteries, Acetylene Gas Appliances Generator. Starter and Ignition work 2307 ATLANTIC AVENUE ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. , e Phone 238-J Something New for the benefit of Occaj City ;>eople Ocean City House Cleaning ! Comnany 7jU West Avenue Ocean City New Jersey J0NE5, ROGERS ft BASSELL ( FOR VOI R FALL PAINTING SEE JAMES A. WILSON 13 Asbury Avenue Practical Painter 5 and Hardwood Finisher Interior Finishing my Specialty Estimates Cheerfully Given Al! work guaranteed Phone 112-J Ocean (City Scotch lial I S^NIT^RIUM OPEN ALU VB8B= A quicl. high-class bnme suitable for illhome for elderly people and for well people desiring » rpiict place for REST. i. Cooking under supervision of a graduate ' Dirtilion. Keguteird Graduate Nurse 1 always on duty. Balbs. Massage. Electric. Hot-air Baker Treatment given. Treatment rooms open tn the public. ' B. McGIBCNY. MU. N. E. Townne. U. N. Mgr Itnad Siurae HALCYON- HALL ' 111S Wesley ave. Ocean City New Jersey Newly furnished rooms; running I - Three minutes from the Beach Mrs. Francis D. Maxwell MILLER COTTAGE 'H.'KAN I'lTT NEW JKK8KY Open All the Yetr Hot-water Heat GAURA I. UIU.EK 1 GANDY COTTAGE 813 Central Avenue Ocean City New Jersey r Phone 3833 / DR. DAVID M. 8 A X E Veterinary Surgeon 21 N. Virginia ave. Atlantic City Diseases of dogs and cat* a specialty Ocean City calls given special attention F. H.WARE Justice of the Peace I Collection of Acconnls Solicited RENTS COLLECTED Office 1039 ASBURY AVENUE TELEPHONE 272-M I.I . j E HEADI.KY A A DAMN I Readme Coal ' AM gmailne Wooabjr barrsl or^oora. iim, » ssd (are. Ti:siH wad u van Now is the Time to Plant Privet Hedge Thomas J. Thorn FLORIST 1128 Bay Avenue Ocean City New Jersey -i

BRECKLEVS ' HOUSE AID SIGN PA,NTERS clinton l. breckley. Pap. • Heady Mixed Paint*. ■ 93) and 922 Aobury avei-ue NOTICE l lU2Sl^r*iSeIN0$kr**i''' LOI'h willits p. haines, m.d. i Physician and Surgeon Office Hours Diseases of Eye fl ' 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. Kar' TjJ:®o'" and Phone 290 Glasses fith-rf Cor. Wesley Ave. and 9lh St. ALLEN CORSON, M. D. 821 Wesley Avenue City Npw J-JKRSCHEL PKTTIT. M. n. 807 Wesley Avenue OCEAN CITY. N. j. *H. ,„d 8qq'.._> '(."it a. VL! .*!, I Until » b> ID . Ill John h. whiticak, m. i>. 717 Wesley avenue Ocean City. n. J. Prilte?rimuNta?*r '{ i ilita'v. m. dr. chas. h. vail Osteopathic Ph)sician Pbon, UM "**' ^•'•eTrari OMs DENTIST DR. WILSON Y. CHRISTIAN 809 Central avenue. Ocean City, N. J. Phone 152 Ex-ray Diagnosis Nitrous Oxide Administered HUGHES CENTRAL PHARMACY Eighth st. and Wesley ave. J Phone 245 ' J. "iliornley Hughes, P. D. Pharmacist in Charge I Arroa.veyv-at-i.aw. Wootton, Harcourt & Steelman LAW OFFICES andrew c. boswell Law Offices Master In Chancery ABCHITECra L. Leslie Headley Co. Incorporated ARCHITECTUAL SERVICE Boildere 5 15 EIGHTH STREET (Eighth and Wesley sve.) Ocean City, N. J. Designer and builder of Artistic • Convenient, Cottages, Apartments, Modern ; vivian b. smi th ARCHITECT Atlantic City. N. J engineers Wm. h. Collisson.4*^ Auo. M,. Am. Hoe. C. K. Civil Eogiaeer aad Surveyor Hy Engineer. Ocsitn Oil .K.J. THE LUNCHEON HOUR finds this restaurant full of people who arc very evidently enjoying tliemsclves. For there Is good follow jh.,i here a* well as good food. Jf you enjoy the goofrthings of life stop in here for lunch and if you are wise you'll let it he soon.

THE HARRIS RESTAURANT 805 Asbury Avenue Breyers las Cream _ Oceaa City, N. J. W. IL Harris, Pre*