TWO OCEAN CITY SENTINEL. OCEAN CITY, N'. J.. THURSDAY, MARCH 30. 1922 ' ' ,1

P. 0. S. of A. Celebrates Twentieth Anniversary Great Patriotic Meeting — Clever Ventriloquist — Fine Speeches — Good Singing — Memorable Events

Celebrating their twentieth hirthilay, Washington Camp, of the Patriotic Order of the Sons of America, staged on Friday evening at their- lodge room in- the Hann Building, as fine as entertainment and p- liio'jc rally as ever witnessed in the city. From beginning to end the affair was nq unqualified success. The lodge room was fittingly decorated with bunting and flags, and all around the walls hung the portraits of our na- , tional heroes: George Washington, j Abraham Lincoln together with lesser . lights irt the firmament of American history. I John P. Kirby presided over the , celebration, ami amply demonstrated j his possession of all the requisite quai- f ideations of a leader. , The 'exercises of the evening were opened by the singing of Colmubia, by , the audience, after which Dr. Handlcv c pastor of the First M. E. Church, pro- s nounccd the invocationfi and Leslie , Hughes gave a very fine pianoforte n ; — 1 The first speaker of the evening was ^ introduced as George Smith, 'Mayor of j: Phillipsburg, and State Secretary of a the order. „ The address was a splendidly dcliv- „ ered and exhaustive history of the v illustrious order, full of patriotic ^ ferver. |, The P. O. S. of A., the speaker in- cformed'us, was the pioneer secret or- 0 der in America, dating its origin f rom the year 1847. Through the stressful - perioil of the civil war, the Patriotic Sons of America, wrote a chapter of history as thrilling and romantic as any in the annals of human kind. The order was primarily and fundamentally patriotic. Later in its career it became a benefit society, notwithstanding it still adhered to the creed and principles upon which it ~~ was founded, fidelity to America and her imagined flag. Patriotism, the speaker defined, as the highest affection of the human aoul. A creed of the lips, denied and dishonored by life was beneath conIn the year 1874, a number of men handed themselves together into a fellowship, for the purpose of perpetuating the liberties wpn by Washington, — and to combat the spirit of disunity and disruption which was then threatening to ■■ndermine the very foundations of the republic. Then came the dvil war, deluging the land in blood and tears, when J Abraham Lincoln called for 75,000 men, the first regiment to answer the i call, were recruited from the ranks of the Patriotic Sons of America. So well did they a quit themselves on the field of battle, so true were they in

y, theft- allegiance to the flag, they were ic the only secret order permitted to d erect their tent on the field of battle, n and hold meeting^. ' Then in the. recent great World r War, the order won distinction, when • from one State alone, 17,349 of its r sons volunteered for service. p The order, continued Secretary 1 Smith, was one of the strongest allies " of the Christian Church. No person j " could become u member of the fratern-j » ity wlflutut first taking a vow of j r faith in the existence of God. 1 This rousing address was followed I by the star entertainer of the eve- j ' ning, Fred C. Trappe, ventriloquist. ' and dramatic entertain- ! Mr. Trappe demonstrated his: versatile abilities be>;6nd question. His first contribution was an impersonation of a colored preacher delivering a lecture on the "Apple" — a side- j splitting performance. His impersonation of a poor Italian purchasing flower with which to decorate the! grave of his little Rosa, brought tears many eyes, latter in the program Prof. Trappe appeared in the role of | ventriloquist. Tt certainly was a splendid performance. Speaking and singing, while eating and smoking, in varied tones of voice, the professor the audience in an uproar - of laughter from start to finish. Equallyclever was his monologue discriptive of a baseball game, with Hiram Brown ! apd his wife from the country among ;

the spectator.-. Lewis Gnndy was at his best in his singing of a qharming Rev. Chas. K. N. Yoojfelin, followed u with u short stirringNiddic.-s, emJ phasizing the need of a loftier conception of civic responsibility and patriotism. America, he said, was in the deadly grip of Mummonism. Everything noble and great, the holiest sentiments of the human heart were .being commercialized. Nrverthere less, he was hopeful the good sense of the American people would soon !e. | return to the teachings and principles' >>f our great forefathers. Idj Dr. J. Thomley Hughe.-, the pos'ii ! scsssor of a fine lyric tenor voice rcn- 1 tsjdered an old favorite song, which was enthusiastically applauded^ State Vice •y President Max tin rongpmilnted Camp •s Washington upon-itj^splenilid reconL j m| Never before, -lufrne, hnd^tnerr been1 ,f FIRE AI./RM SIGNALS i ,1 — 4-4 — Sixth a ni Pleasure avenue. , 1 ■- j ltU-Elevenmand Bay avenue. j t. lsi-Foiiapenth ami Bay avenue. i •'15 — Seventh and West avenue. ; i 12 — Seconi! and Asbury avenue. 12 — Fourth and Asbiiry avenue. : i - 15 — Eighth and Asbury avenue. I ' 16 — enth and Asbury avenue. , ! •Il> — Thirteenth and Asbury avenue. p j 49 — Sixtrenth an.! Asbury avenue. -■ , j 51 — North and Central avenue. j ij 54 — Sixth and Central avenue. j< f 57 — Eleventh and Central avenue. , 1.7— Twelfth and Wesley avenue. I iiS — Fourteenth and Wesley avenue. I i 73 — Fourth and Ocean avenue. ' r 75— Seventh and Ocean avenue. J f 7t! — Ninth and Ocean avenue. s2 — Second and Atlantic avenue. J . r . 96— Boardwalk and Moorlyn terrace. ' i 911 — Bay avenue and Battersea load, r 521 — Twentieth and Central avenue. - *

Barclay and McCorkle SANDi, PEBBLES. TOPSOIL. CEMENT, BRICK and BLOCKS— 4-in, 8-in. anjJ 12-in. wide Agent for PHOENIX PORTLAND CEMENT 1032 SIMPSON AVENUE Phone 51-W J. H. CHADWICK & CO. PLUMBING AND HEATING 1117 Asbnry Avenue and 1057 West Avenue ESTIMATES FURNISHED JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENTED TO 1 Phone 119-J fob sale cottagt wilh Ocean View — $3900 A small new attractive cottage (tax free 314 more " ] years), lot 38 fee' x 61 feet, up to grade and graveled. = #OOPERS F" irst floor two porches, living room with open fireJfHniP'VIf place, dining room and kitchen. ^EDAft^ Second floor, three bedrooms and bath. Hot and %ABINS £* cold water. Basement, laundry, shower and two bathing lAOKS Excellent safe bathing right from tlie house. If you have a car, an adjacent lot for sale, 17 x 39 feet, with a garage 10 x 16. Price 3300. __ H. B.|COOPER, JR., Builder Phone 97M 29th and Central Avenue. Ocean City, N. J.

A.ny boy born in the United States may some day be president of the Republic. Any town large enough to have a postofficc may some day" become a metropolis with subways and skyscrapers. To keep pace with the growth, fast or slow, of every community they serve is the ambition of the men and women in the Bell Telephone organization. To give good service today and to anticipate the needs of that service tomorrow is a responsibility we all feel. The Bell Telephone System is not a earment to be outgrown and then discarded. It is a living tiling that grows and develops as conditions require. Each community's telephone service is a unit in itself but it is also a part of a nation-wide system. / Every new improvement though it be developed / three thousand miles away is available to every Bell \ office where it may be used 11T giving a better and more economical sen-ice. THE DELAWARE & ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH & TELEPHONE CO.

at greater need of emphasizing the Kpirit lg and principles of true Americani-i". Bolshevism and I. \V. W'ism were threatening the vei v existence of the t nation. | If faithful to their creed and consli- 1 tution, the P. O. S. of A., could do in much to further the interests of lie- J nomocracy, clean policies free from cor- , |. ruption and graft, standing four- ] f rt square for free edueation, eiiunlity and fraternity among all men. c o A pianoforte solo by Leslie Hughes, j, „ followed by the .singing o{ America. „ ,s concluded the program, after which = came the ice cream ami cake, . ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL p FIRST NATI()"N*I. BANK Lom> and Mwount. IS74 «34 | - ' ' OvrnJrwfi, tinwrnnd 153.33 ( Othwr llo njl. Ssruritii--. .1 r. ; 7t6N7LS7 Oniwl ■Lawful Swnr With K.-U-rio Hc•ww Hank . ... a«.M0.71 I Aipi- 'from UNal""««l ^n.i,l.^™nl 76.3»2.#0 LIABILITIES Sorplaa 120JMKL00I .Undivided Profit. 1 4.339.86 ■ ) Ormand UuHtu 8foI.S76.37 la.o. , , Tilda r>apo.fl» .-.>-6.4193 04 jpfuV pS«b'la * ' 8340.000:«0 j STATE OP NEW JERSEY. 81.737,032.64 , j COUNTY OP CAPE MAV. II. S. MOWRER. > Suhwrijwd ami -wi.m, ... l-forr M £ R' wV^^^na,oi^ | ' Now Open-Chinese Laundrv 916 ASBURY AVENUE Work Quick Work Good Moderate Prices. Give Us a Try D SING LEE OCEAN CITY. N. J. „ 229-J Estimates Furnished L

PERSONALS ' Mrs. Clarence Escher, of Hartford, ' Conn., is spending a few days visiting her aunt and family, Mrs. Elizabeth ■ Voss. Mr-. W. L. Gilbert, and daughter ! wjll leave Ocean Glty this 1 , week on a visit to hoi* home ant! in Philadelphia. We learn that Mrs. W. M. Fit*- : entertained during the week, : her sister. Mrs. Katherinc It. Feirton, of Overbijioke. NEVER STOP TRYING The successful person ' never stops trying — that is why he makes such" steady progress. Determine to save more money this year — open an account with the Ocean City Title & Trust Com- i pan}'. 3rr Interest. Paid tin Time Deposits. jl ' ji OCEAN CITY TITLE ANI) TRUST COMPANY Ocean «ty. N. J. c 1 ARCHITECTS L. Leslie Headley Co. i Incorporated r ARCHITECTUAL SERVICE BoHdera | 515 EIGHTH STREET (Eighth and Wesley are.) Ocean City, N. J. Designer and builder of Artistic Bungalows, Convenient, Cottages, Up-to-date Apartments, Modern

WM. T. TAYLOR paper hanoer , ^ Central avenue Ocean City, n. J. ' \ City Garage ' - SEVENTH AND HAVEN AVE. L. W. MILLER PROPRIETOR TELEPHONE, eoa This is a 3-19 B, Westing- 0 house full, automatic Elecji 7^7 lllPrrf t"c Range, other styles in y Mr * .stock. Let us show you the, |l ;[■ ' |T advantages of cooldng by I electricity. Cheaper than o \fen I gas and cleaner, jj] tffcL n We carry a full line of Westinghouse, Mazda and Nitro- = (f | Tl jr" ' — w i Raymond MONUMENTS ' . Headstones, Markers, Sills, Corner Posts Memorials of Dignity and Distinction Designed, cut and erected with particular regard for individual requirements You can chooae from the largest and finest stock of HHr materials ever collected — -- xl ^ standard granites and marblei from quarries famous for the - ■ quality of their product. We Specialize in Designing and Manufacturing Cj Mausoleums, Public and Private Memorials Car/art Paid to all Purchaser , camden yard main office and yard .. „ . . , - . Pleasantville, N. J. ^r7 °pp- Atun,ic a,y Bell Phone 2737 BrH rhonr, pieaaantvOle 1 representatives o. J. HubomU. U a. IWwt Avin«t VVr.tMr N' ' • Comb«rt-«'- Cap. Hv. BorUorWr. O. J. HAM M ELL CO. PLEASANTTILLE, N. J.

Before Laying NextCar see our Larc^e stock of new and hiah-brade UsedCars CasA or /tare/toy. marts StatesMotorService 808 Allan he Ave ^ ATLANTIC CITY.NJ. . FIRE ESCAPES for all types of 'buildings ALSO REPAIRED AND PAINTED We guarantee approval of local and State authorities on all our work. Builders' Iron Work BROWNWORTH I CO. "Let us Estimate" BRECKLEY'S house and sign painters clinton l. breckley, pros Mixed Palnta. Lead and Oil 9-Jl and 922 Anbury avenue. GOOD ADVICK Do not build until you talk the | mallrr'over with us. L LESLIE HEADLEY CO, Inc. 515 Eighth Street. HALCYON HALL 1116 Wesley ave. < Ocean City New Jersey Newly furnished rooms; running water in 'each room; Three minutes from the Beach Mrs. Francis D. Maxwell ROXBOROUGH HOUSE 710 9th Street OCEAN CITTf NEW JERSEY til the Veak Rooms by Day or • Week.-. Sperial Rales for May and , June. MRS. S. HENDRKN THE MELROSE NOW OPEN For the Season 1922 JOHN L. VAN TINE. Prop. !4th Street and Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY. N. J. I MILLER COTTAGE 722 Central Avenue I CITY NEW JKKSKY Open All the Year t Hot-water Heal LAURA 1. MILLER GANDY COTTAGE ' 813 Central Avenue f City New Jereey/ Upon all Ure.Year. Warm rooms an.l Mas. I.VDIA Gas nr. Prop. J. Prescott Cadman, Jr. Estate ot Mark Lake funeral Blrcctor H09 Central Avenue - Ocean City New Jersey auto couipment HEADLEY ft AOAJIN Reading Coal Also Klndllnf Wood by barrel or eord. beet coal on ll.e market. MO i be. to the Ion znaranleed. Bell or KoUrprlae omrTuua rare TENTH and wear ' Now is the Time to Plant Privet Hedge o Thomas J. Thorn florist ! 1128 Bay Avenue J Ocean City New Jersey \ THE HARRIS R Breyers Ut Cream _

MEDICAL. /ct? W / v ' SANATORICM V \ /Scotch liallj V b. mcobrxy / WILLITS P. HAINES, M.I). Ph.vsieian and SargiMin Office Hours Diseases of Eye, 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. K"r> T^0,u ®nd 1 hroat Phone 290 Glasses lifted Cor. Wesley Ave. and 9th St. ALLEN CORSON, M. I). 821 Wesley Avenue Ocean City New Jersey ■ fjKRSCHFL" PETTIT. M. D - 807 Wesley Avenue OCEAN CITY. N. J. ««ce Bos... » la 10 A. M. Wed. and Soa..^ la ln_A. M.. onl, ' John 11. Whiticak, M. P." 717 Wesley Avenue Ocean City. n. j. » . ^ Tueailay W'a>liiea«lH.v,| 913 a m. DR. CHAS. H. VAIL Osteopathic Physician Ocean Clu omer I'l.lladrl elite* «mee atb A C>nO«l 1435 Real Ealale Truit Bide DENTIST DR. WILSON Y'. CHRISTIAN 809 Centra! avenue. Oyenn City, N. J. Bell Phone 152 Ex-ray Diagnosis Nitrous Oxide Administered 1 HUGHES CENTRAL PHARMACY Eighth st. and Wesley avr. Phone 245 J. Thomley Hughes, P. D. Pharmacist in Charge attorneys. at-i. a w. Wootton, Harcourt & Steelman LAW OFFICES ANDREW C BOSWELL Law Offices Master in Chancery VIVIAN B. SMITH ARCHITECT Atlantic City. N. J. ENGINEERS W.m. H. Collisson. |r. Civil Engineer and Survey o r rtsr " — Angus S. Wade F. I). Newberry ANGUS S. WADE CO. Architects and Engineer* BOURSE BUILDING CITY NEW JERSEY SFREE , f. WM. HENRY MAUlEinV^'-a.^^ THE LUNCHEON HOUR inds this restaurant full of people who ire very evidently enjoying themselvetv. For there is good fellowship here as well as good food. If you enjoy the good things of life stop in here for lunch and If you are wine you II ' let it be soon. RESTAURANT Y Avenue ty. N. J. W. H. Harris, Prop