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= Ocean City Sentinel. PrtnUd Mi PahltawJ Ewry ThnrwUr i ^ OCEAN CITY PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO. HOWAJUl S. STAINTON, Prudent Harry F. Flatten. Vic Prmldcnt • M. M U»l'. Secretary: H. S. Mower. Tminnr; LMrU L. Barret!. I! Frank Smilh and A. H. Smith. Director*. LEWIS L. BARRETT, On'l Bo. inc. j Manager ( FuMi-hrd nrekly ..! Seiiline. ItuiUinc. TO^Cnmpan, rrwrvn tho riahl to cirri o.unS«f"^ lm'°"l!'i!UTi«Zi.l "Si '"jrfT'wmk"'' raotpUy done by erperlrnrrd THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1922 j Em, rod a: (ho Port Oftec at Ocean Cltr. j K. J., aa aocond class mall matter. TIIE SENTINEL OCEAN CITY «.MC.FBBs1iAY.N^47^bo^,lATenurD' SOMERS POINT, N. J. UNCO * EUASON New Jerw, Asa. and Shore Road ATLANTIC CITY . TICKET OFFICE. SHORE FAST LINE. TV- , SWART7. ^Wi^ANO.uA"am|C||At.eno'. ' INFANT INDUSTRY NEEDS HELP . It is rather disturbing to note the , possibility that the print paper "in- 1 funt industry' may lose out in its ef- 1 forts to get a tariff tHfct will shut out . all print paper from foreign parts. ( It seems that there are Republican as ( well as Monocrotic congressmen who i are willing to let the paper spruce trees of Germany and Sweden and J even Russia compete with our own f rapidly disappearing spruce trees. ' f Of course, print paper manufactur- t ing is no infant industry in America. * ■ And nobody claims it to be. Hencereference in the foregoing paragraph is to the infant industry of profiteering of which the American print paper manufacturers gave us such an excellent exhibition up to a year or so ago. r Our spruce forests have been rapidly y disappearing into the pulp vats of the t! said paper manufacturers until, to- " wards the end of the war, it became apparent that there would be a shortage of paper. Thereupon, the prices c of paper, which had sold from 2 to 3 . S cents a pound, was rapidly shoved to 6 cents, 10 cents antlflken as high as. ^ 18 and 20 cents a pouml. Take It from us, the profiteering c that was done in paper over two or J three years was one oUthe most gorgeous, things you ever saw in American * business! Then Sweden and Norway and Germany began shipping paper to C this country to sell for as low ^s 4 cents — and still cheaper, if necesaary. n That killed the "paper profiteering in- ^ fant industry for the time being. ' s Now, the silver-tongued profiteers are asking for a good stiff tariff to = prevent the pulp paper from foreign, spruce woods to come into this country. Such a tariff would enable them to advance prices again at will. Why stop a gallant profiteer from soaking every man, woman and child who buys a paper ? Huh? WHY DEBS WAS PARDONED A good many editorial writers are printing columns of analysis of Brother Dougherty's long statement of his reasons for recotnmeotling Debs' pardon. Being a law yer, Brother Daugherty didn't give the teal reason in bold, blunt English lootgwees, and the editorial writers, although they know the reason, |ttrfrt to beat about the bush also. Precisely this: the American government preferred not to give the extremist.- a chance to make Debs a martyr. Both Del.-- anil his friends wanted him to rrmain in prison at least two or three year, longer. You see there are millions of foreigners in this country v ho" are easy picking 'or smart American agitators and the latter were rapidly making the foreign brother— and sister— feel that Debwot very- badly (rented by "the rotten American C"venimenL" Then, too. there ure lots of simple American* who tljink little ami who • enrt-y their hearts on their sleeves. These are witling to believe more in the fact that "Debs is SUCH a kindly man" than they were willing to »>elieve in the law and constitution of thfi land. Debs didn't g,-i his frev.-.tTTPhw. 1 Sail lu >ay, they misted him from jaiv heime he rt ,i!.l i»- thoroughly martyr-y isod. 'Ttjaamuch as a free, well-fed jaw .-mith doesn't produce large gobs of sympathy, we believe you'll, find the good-natured Mr. Debs will berather peeved for quite a while just because he couldn't continue to sleep under prison auspices. i

'HALTS OCEAN CITY BOARDWALK CHANGE ( Writ Secured From Court Same Day Council was to Act : . The plan of Ocean City to move its : . boaniw'alk ocean word £100 to (100 feet - between Fourth and Eighth streets has ' ' l>een temporarily halted by a writ of » I certiorari obtained by Ott A Carr. of Camden, in behalf of Joseph M. Row- " | land, a prominent Phib-nlelphia busi<1 ness man, who owns Lincoln Hotel, the _ Strand and Park Theatres and much other property. _ ' The writ was obtained from Su- ■ preme Court Justice Black ami will i lie argued at Trenton in the term of i court beginning February 21. Under the ordinance it is proposed j : to make the extension by way. of a i curve between the two streets, its l ' furthest distance out being about 600 • feet. t It is contended by Rowland that It t , is not for the "best interest of the re - sort and will operate to the disad- ! - vantage of property owners along the I . beachfront because the hjgh-watet i " mark is constantly- changing. I This has been particularly noticeable last summer ami fali. From De- i cember 2 toTO, it is alleged this mark ; come further in by at least 100 1 feet. It is also alleged that the ordinance is uncertain as to whether the rights of the property owner* are to be taken : condemnation proceedings or by i ; agreement. There is said to have been a senti- ; ment in the resort for an extension. | but that plan had in mind the extenj sion of the line beginning at Delancy I place and running out about 600 feet . Sixth street and cutting over in a , straight line to Ninth street. NEW COMMITTEES Appointed by President Peari at Monday Meeting President Elmer Jackson Pearl appointed standing committees for the at Monday night's meeting of, Progressive League. New committees added this year are "Social," "Own Our Home," and "Games." Committee Appointments — 1922 Entertainment — R. H.. Gardner, chairman; Roy Jeffries. Robert B. E. E. Unger. Social — John B. Adams, Chairman: R. Smith, Parker Miller, Rolla ' Garretaon, George Tuthill. Membership — Frank E. Darby. ! ; Lawrence Lear. G. C. GorFinance and Budget — J. Thorn ley Hughes, chairman; Lawrence Niekerson. Win. Kautchman. Delinquent — Wm. J. Chadwick, j Chairman. Athletic — Roger Williams, ChairHulings Wallace, Earl Sharpe. Music — C Homer Shoemaker, Jr., I Clinton B. Price, Leonard,, Tennis — R. W. Edwards, chairman:

I Spencer B. Swan, B. Frank Smith. 4 ! Utilities — Walter A. Dittrich, Chair- [ j man; Roy E. Darby, Clarence Colliaon. I E! Chamber . of Commerce — B. Frank j j Smith, chairman; S. B. Swan, Joseph j B. Champion. , House — Wim Kautchman^sbafrman; t Harvey Dannley. O. -Adams Albert 'oMflei.i. ■/ "Own Our »me" — Bertram M. Darby, chairman; John E. Trout, K. A. Porter, Clarence L. DuBois. j Thm*portatioi$-Dr. W. P. Haines, j s chairman: TVyHiam Gibbs, Andrew 4, t Bo-wet, ftatyfh Van Gilder. s Games — Whiter E. Allen, chairman; f Hans Burkhnrt, Alfred W. Powell, f Publicity — F. Leroy Howe, chairElmer Jackson Pearl, president. e 0 ■" 1 MUCH BUILDING Just at present Ocean City is some- - what a reminder of the early days of I the war when whole villages came into f existence almost overnight. The comparison is that in Ocean City the cari (meter's hammer is heard all over the 1 resort. All records for building have « broken. If these new cottages ? I were being built for sale by specula- .= tors there might lie some question a- I t a possible slump in real estate | • values but nearly all are being erected - v. ' , will occupy them. Cer- : tainly the hard times have not caused n slow-up ir. the expenditure of money for sejishoie homes. Having a cottage at the shore is • something like having a "bug" for an : automobile. One'ts net happy until he I has one. . . *

KZEMAJp Hughes Central Pharmacy 8th and Wesley Are. THE ROAD TO COMPETENCE Do not get the mistaken idea that you cannot accumulate money. Everyone can save if he goes about it in the right way. An account with the Ocean City Title A Trust Co. will start you on the road to competence. 3 '4 Interest Paid on Time Deposits. j* .* OCEAN CITY TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY Ocean City, N. A

How to Build a 40- Year Roof With Time Defying Sidewalk USE "Creo-Dipt" Creosoted Stained Shingles Selected from first grade Positively preserved with creoBritish Columbia coast soted stain forced into the cedar. pores of the wood. Guaranteed Grading Colors — Rich and Deep Artistically arranged give permanent beauty Come see them and be convinced Townsend's f Lumber Yard "Eighth Street and Haven Ave. \ OCEAN CITY, N. J. 'ij __ i

— — »— - + ' Willard S. Steelman i Contractor and Builder ■ ■ . j JOBBING | BOAT WORK i 1100 Bay Avenue OCEAN CITY, N. J. '

William H. Oldfield Interior Tile Work 912 Central Avenue OCEAN CITY. N. J. Estimates Furnished Phone, 229-J

+ HENDERSON COTTAGE; - Eleventh and Anbury i Open All Yeur Hot Water Heat All Conveniences ! MRS. ELIZABETH HENDERSON Proprietor HAVE yon a cottage, bungalow or apartment to furnish? We j have a line of Ft'KNITCRK at less • than Philadelphia prices. Window. ! shades a specialty. + CHAS. E. ADAMS A BRO. +- "W 720-22 ASBURV AVE +.

To One and All Bay Villa Laundry which was established in 1916 J Try it once — complete yotfr laundry while von wait. . Call, write 217 BAY AVENUE Ocean fclty, N.J. li1 FRANCES FREEMAN. Prop. JS

I I A Satisfied Owner Owns a 2 Family Apartment TWO FAMILY APARTMENTS are the best kind of investment properties in Ocean City. Right now there are some excellent propositions that Ore offered for sale, uncompurable to anything similar here in priee, terms and location. All of them are new and offered for sale at prices showing very satisfactory returns ' on the money invested. TWO FAMILY APARTMENTS, Tliir.1 and Ocean Avenue, five rooms and bath each floor, size 22 x 34 feet, ten foot while porch. 1 brick foundations, papered throughout and finished inside in white and mahogany; will rent for (900. Price (6,000. TWO FAMILY APARTMENTS, Frist and Atlantic Avenue, six rooms and bath each floored ze 24 S 44 feet, lot 46 x "6 feet, wide porches, brick foundations, 100m for double garage: rents | for (1,100. Price (7,500. TWO FAMILY APARTMENT. Atlantic Avenue, between Moor- 1 lyn Terrace and Ninth Street, brick construction throughout, seven rooms and tile bath each floor, built in tubs, inside en- | trances to both apartments, large lot. The upkeep on this 1 apartment will be almost nothing for several years. Provision made to install heating plant. Priee (13,500. For further information apply Any Realtor in Ocean City

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— : — * CLEAN AS YOUR HOM15 OCEAN CITY STORAGE CO. j Warehouse, Sixth and West Avenue Fl RMTl'RE BOUGHT AND SOLD Automobile Freight Service Between Ocean City, N. J. and Phila- J delphia. For rales apply Ferguson Express, 313 Eighth St., Ocean City, N. J. — n»>« J'z-M | Philadelphia Office, 713 Spring Garden— Phone, Market 5014 !

Automobile Renovating "The Shop Complete" BODY WORK TOPS UPHOLSTERING WINDSHIELD GLASS FENDER WORK PAINTING of the belter kind Wescoat Co. Albany Avenue Blvd. and Winchester Telephone 564 ^ ATLANTIC CITY REAL SERVICE ,a':.

Days Hrt-c.rdlng Sludnn. ^S==B==^==-^ ^ Act 4. Monday, October 94. evening. Fdgewater Beach Hotel, Chfcagn. Chlcago't amart act dances to New Ediaon'a Kt CazaT(o* of "April Showers." The NEW EDISON astounds competitors — delights dancers, * by speed in getting out "April Showers" \ ' 'APRIL SHOWERS" is the fox-trot hit of the season It was in- 11/^ l\ troduced to N^w York society on a Wednesday by the famous ~ Club d£Vingt Orcheltra. On the following Monday, a New Edison stood in the Black Cat Bali-Room of the Edgewater Beach Hotel at Chicago, and Rp.-Cbe-Jited the original Club de Vingt perfprmance of "April Showers." I" days, Edison flashed this New York hit to Chicago, where— tfjl Are there "P'to- thanks to the New Edison— Chicago society danced to the strains of 4 date young folks in >;ew York's smartest orchestra. your hornet ,r. 1 hat s the quickest— bv months— that any hit was ever broufht ior* ^ m yoUT from Broadway to phonograoh-land. ^nenfirtt payment), sou eta , give them a Nh » Editjpn. Edison s Flashes Iroiu Broadway" put Edison owners weekt— . Come in and leam about our even months — ahead on all the newest songs and dances. Budget Plan. WALLACE & SON 858 Asl,°rV Ave"UC OCEAN CITY, X. J. B