) • • f V OCEAN CITY SENTINEL OCEAN CITY, N. J, THURSDAY. MAY 1.1922 ' pTVK .

^ Rake and Broom Drill, Annual Clean-Up Week, City Expects All Men Tq Do Their Part

ASTBUNDING MYSTERY ' WANTED SHERLOCK . HOLMES: DRAKE LAYS AN EGG MRS. HARVEY DANNEI.I.Y OF \\ EST AVE. Pl'ZZLED OVER BIOLOGICAL PROBLEMS ( What with Gonad Doyle engaged in ; u hdlesale raising of spook.-. anil in bailjt receipt of wireless communicaii..n'. with the Pharoahs of Egypt, who ,'..<100 years ago; what with Thorn - .. Ellison engaged in perfecting a ,-ysleih of telegraphic connections with lii., - ron; what with Madam Rlavat-f ski. the Russian medium. holding daily msv.'r-ution with Buihlha and- Mo-nann-L: ami with drakes laying eggs, i:: o"* I sooth what is becoming of the lli lory afler mystery is crowding i pun- us «hDi such fearful rapi.litv, t hat even hpflfteade.1 men feel their 1 ! taruUhg on end. » Soon wd"hiay hear that the pliilosostone, and the Missing l ink, , i-.r lieen disfoveneil. Sherlock Holmes, the marvelous ■•■nth of uncanny powers, is needed ; i . : .ntly and dreadfully, down at II Hi , r Haven. Or perhaps the great ' Sherlock's creator, the afnrcmcntimfed ' (•.■■■■an Doyle, had lietter le called; for : the phenomenon hauiiting. West Haven, savours of the supernatural a... I i terribly spook w. Mi . Harvey Dannelly owns Two I nark-, one of which is a drake. This 1 -ounds paradoxical; neverthe!e-> there' aie a dozen men, ail rcspectabfcciti- . and careful observants of the eighteenth amendment, who are prepared ' ■> make a dozen duly .and legulI i. , i n affidavits, anent-'the gender • i.f the two birds. Madam Duck herself is an ornitho-' I .giral wonder, liecause in two days j ■ laid four eggs, two daily. More her "tribe ami industry, will soon e the high cost of laying. The mystery, however, does not end S tiieie. During the two days specified, s Mi-. Wnnnelly has found .five eggs in tire nest, and there arc no other ducks o 'which could have gained access. t Paire Sherlock Holmes! Did Mr. Drake- lay the fifth egg? . Was it laid L In a disembodied duck, an ancestress o of the' twain? Is it n sign or an ^ . The mystery remains. Whether the o American College of Science can lie > induced to take up the matter, or whether the senate, should he pcti- J tinned to form a commission on egg- h laying extraordinary, his not been de- F Meanwhile, u careful watch will be kept, and. if the drake will develop cl further traits ami tricks of the feminine gender, the public Shall he duly informed. „ CANTATA REPEATED t BY FIRST BAPTIST ■ CHOTRJQN SUNDAY- < IIAR1.ES MANNEY'S RESURREC- M TltlN HEARD SECOND TIME — * FINE PERFORMANCE— FEAST f>F SONG "I In response to repeated requests, the th choir of the First Baptist Church. = were induced on Sunday evening, to repeat their performance of Chas. Manney'a Resurrection. The cantata possesses some striking features in choral presentation of an old and familiar theme. With so many works, some from the pens of the world's, masters in aaered music» written around the theme of the Resurreelion, it is extremely difficult to intrr- ■ iuce any new departure. (ha-.. Manney, however, bask achieved the task with singular sueThe clioir gave an exceedingly, pleasing performance, especially when the number of voices h taken Into prise, how so few could have produced o great u volume of music. The. presentation of th" theme revealed , careful training. The in- • rprotation was creditable, and the o|n parts sung effectively. The mezzo solo, "God Shalt, Wipe Away "All Tears," sung by Jdrs. |Fogg, . was an exquisite number. The linger made 'he best possible use of a signulariy j.wect voice, and was happy in J or interpretation. Mary Magdalene's lament at the grave, sung by Miss Marion Osier was also a distinct success. The singer -ucceeiiad admirably "in throwing into prominence, .the despair and sorrow, rendering the heart of Man' at the grave. The male vocalists were also deserv- . ing of high praise. The performance in its entireity reflecting great credit ■ upon the director, Mr. Crowdcr. ' _ Preceding the cantata. Rev. Dallas Oopc preached a powerful and- impressive discourse upon the intcrrogatjnn. "What Think Ye of Christ"? It was an eloquent tribute of glory to Christ. The preacher ran through the vast ranges of ancient and modern literature, and brought from every land and age, the adoring praise the masters minds of history, have laid at the feet ot Jesus. . .■addition to the cantata, Mr. ' 10 .Jntfontrfbuted a solo, written "T liJ A.™ pt i v i t y in Babylon, in splendid ?S,and form. Ho«rf'has'retu\ne.r. of the Alwyn E to. Reach, Florida.^ wintering ut o.mento to U>e hotertensivc improvements to to . Kcontem. plated, in we» "'

CITY ADMINISTRATION -WILL OK x OPERATE TO .GIVE CITY PRESENTABLE APPEARANCE FOR SI MMER GUESTS Mayor Joseph G. Champion and T. Lee Adams Health Officer, are marshalling all their forces for the an- . nunl clean-up campaign. Beginning last Monday, this week will Is; devoted Y •,l"' deilicated to the work of removing ■ from yards and alleys and vacant ' spaces the accumulated rubbish of another winter. The clatter' of pans and pails, rakes p and hrooins will make merry music, ■nad every householder is expected to • contribute to the hurmpny. Twtf oqnees of energy, an ounce of 1 genial good-fellowship, half an ounce of hearty cooperation, .-, snatch ofi n s.mg sung or .whistled, three smiles „ ami a few drops of perspiration, all . well mixed. -make air infallible specific' „ against dirriti*. Twoxdoscs- of the mixture and the city will appear as - -;Pw and span as a spring bride.' V .;.,'.v'c pride should preclude the pos- ' ^sibillty of a single slacker within the I .nun. buries of tbe city. Court yards ' . and alleys swept clean, lawns brushed , ?ml. r"Kcd .and t he summer guests will i ■ register a smile which • nothing can i wipe off. , Besides the laws of health and sanitation make the clean-up absolutely,! r necessary. Rubbish left to briol in the i heat of the summer's sun become pro- I . lific nest- for Jhe breeding of disease. I As in. years past, .tbe civic authori- ( ties wi|l lend every assistance'. The < , 1 oung Men's 1'iogressive Is-ague have t I set an example, woi thy of emulation. 1 Every citizen on the job. t , Make clean-up-week, a leal clean ( I up. During the week, no weak knee-,# ! . and to make the city clean will lie 1 t (k)neaay job. v i I ; o — t DR. JOHN HANDLEY i ANNOUNCES SUNDAY : SERMON TOPICS : DR. JOHN HANDLB^ANNOUNCF.S | Sl'NDAY SERMON TOPICS h The First Methodist ' Church on 0 next, will hold an unique In the morning at 10.30 A. M., the official board will give n reception to , the incoming members.. * The reception will lie followed by 1 the ailminist cation of the Sacrament I a of the l.ord's Supper. , , 8 In l lie evening at 745 P. M., Dr. Handley will take for the subject - of his discourse, "What Became oL Carpenters and the RsAnbpOr Saturday afternoon. April 2StbC Dr. Handley, united Frederick U. of Philadelphia, and Jftss Garrisson, of Ocean iCty.'in the lionds of holy matrimony. The ceremony was performed in the j church parsonage. * PERSONALS Mrs. Charles E. Reill, of Phiiadel- 1 phia, is visiting the city, the guest of her granilson, Elmer Jackson Pearl,; the welt known realtor. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Armstrong' of Philadelphia, were gutsts at the j Bi-cav lie. Hotel recently. : Mr. and Mrs. N. S.' Goff were re- T cently visitors to New oYrk. . ,i Mr. ami Mrs. L. W. -Mintzcr have , returneil from Palm Beach, Florida. , where they have spent the winter. Mr. it has a stole on the Boardwalk. - which he will prepare for immediate | ~~ opening. Mr. Lynch, wintered with his parents in Fiorina, has returned to the : city and will soon have his garage | .. open. Mr. and Mis. Robinson have opened i ■ their cottage, 1022 Wesley avenue. I B

TWENTY YEARS ADD Twenty years ago the social event of the week .was the banquet held at tSooy's Hotel, Philadelphia, with which the Ocean City Yacht Club, celebrated 'tsthinl year of existence. Thirty yachlmen assembled for the occasion, which, as could he expected, with men • breathing the free roving vvbreath of the sea. and imbued with v^mwthing of its mystery, restless activity, ami democratic spirit, was notable for the fellowship obtaining among the guests, and the utter ab- , sence of cold iron-bound formality. ■ A special ami imaortant -feature of" - the 1002 banquet, was tbe report pre"-'- - sentcd by the Amimiltee- in charge of * the 'matter, that progress was being il made with the building scheme for the g new clubhouse. l Plan- of the proposed structure - were on exhibition, amt-an announcement made that the actual work of s building would lie begun immediately. As an indication of the undivided a -upport given the project ,the Chair- . man reported tHat practically all the f bonds offered, hall been subscribed for t : and the financial outlook in' consef I quence was very bright. - Another feuture somewhat unusual I . among organization-, w hatsoever their c character, the secretary reported there ' were^-no delinquents among the memThe feast was typical Barmecidiaji. - Mnqueiting hoard at the one end * was Ti.lonicd with a brass cannon. « B. H. Sanderlin sat at the I head of thC table, flanked on either I side by his subordinate officers, coni ducting the proceedings with quarterdeck discipline. With no delinquents among the membership, pne wonders for" what ' the cannon adorned the table. ■ IF transpired the engine of slaughter . been presented to the club by ■ twelve memliers. .whose names were 1 engraved on a brass plnte affixed to : the gun carriage. Toasts were offered and responded, by Dr. E. E. Edwards, Rev. Dr. Rce.l, R. W. Edwards, Capt. * T. Howard Schemeihorn, Rola-rt Fishfr. C. W. Masland, Hon.M. Cresse. J. J. Diver, George Barritt, John Mitchfll and R. Howard Thorn. There are fragments in his address, 1 which indicates that the soul of a poet slumbered in the Commodore's ! bosom: and ono'in particular deserves ' a place the world's anthology of de- ! votionul literature. | Referring to the death of a inein- ; bcr which had occurred during the | year, lie said, "He has ggne to see the blissful shore of the heavenly land. ! where he shall liatho-iirThe ocean of j Majesty's infintte love, and behold the crvstal river* from their ambrosial banks, and expRire the streams : of- divine mercv, ami range over the bright fields of the 'Fatherland.' " According to all indications the First Methodist Church, in the city, twenty years ago. was as prosperous and j busy a hive of religious activity and endeavor, as it is today. ; Harry S. Adams was president of The Ocean City Building and Loan Association meets on the SECOND SATURDAY of every month "at 108 Eighth Street. Have you secured any of the FULL PAID slock bearing interest at the rate of 6 per cent, per annum? See R. Howard Thorn, the Secretary. who will explain. Adv. . WANTED rooms for light housekeeping, for people. To rent by the month, beginning about middle of May. Ad"C," Sentinel Office. OCEAN CITY SIGN CO. OUT DOOR ADVERTISING Commercial HARRY WOOD Pictorial 10 Walton Place OCEAN CITY 1

Herels the reason — \ install ARCOLA These money bags rep- It means good-bye to cold ' resent the average price rooms; good-bye to high coal of Arcola for the past two years. / room and it pays for itself in See how the price is lower this ,he fueI 8ave8' _ • ~ month. NdW, than ever befare A ^ ^ ' Thousands of people will wait Row- Michigan, hu a Mv*n until next Fail, when Steorofilters and Plumbers are rushed to Now h, b— „ ,n ,#v,n room. with death, before ordering AacOLA. A*COLA and Amnican Radiator! and You can cash in on your fore- """ "-,on ofco"'^f sight by telephoning for an eati- Th, pric, of a ton o( coat a yaar is mate this month, NOW. worth laving-. »»« ARCOLA today. AMERICAN RADIATOR COMPANY Ideal Boilers and Amerjcax Rpdiatorbfor" every heating need - 1711 Chestnut Street Si Pk"^>pbi-. r- | ■ A flna ARCOLA book ha mailad you If ■ ■■ — — 1 you will sand your nam* to tha addrasa ■ A "| abova. And ulaphona your 8taamflttar I Mil 0 °' Plu<nb*' ,OT *" nti[n*t*' NOW- - M i ^

tlie Epwortli League. April 30th he a left Ocean -City for Burlington, to at- l« tend the Epwortli league State Convention. -Mr.-. Adams accompanied .- him, and- spent some days visiting n it friends in Quinton. v it W. E. Mnssey. chairman of the n h finance committee presentee': a grati- f; il fying report of the ( financial prosperity of the church, pi the close of R 10 the mornijig sefvice on Sunday. b Jt Apropos of the action takeiiSit a b recent meeting of the Board of Com- " mlssioneni, awanling the contract for - >■ the summer "advertising, we find B Cdtllicilman I*e, Chairman of the ndcguifcil that the contract for the sutn'I ineK. advertising be awarded to the 'l^Miilq(lelphia and Rending Advertising '* Bureau for "placing posters l„ an B amount not exceeding $B00. with the 0 privilege of redudng the number if thought advisable." e It is erident. however, there was a" '" presentment taking hold in the minds '■ of the leading men in civic affaii- '- of the day, that the system of ailveiv « rising which had been vogue, was far "" -frorii efficient, and should lie amended e in accordance with more modern |r methods. council from a conference, composed 11 of a number of men repitsenting the '' various organizations in the city. The c city council was represented in the '• conference, of course; Samuel H. Maybcrry ami Spencer G. Goff. represented '• the Hotel Men's Association, and j! Joseph 1. Scull, Ralph L. Goff, Reuben '• W. Edwards and W. E. Masse.v, repree' sen ted the Boaril of Trade. 1 Among other things of importance, \/ the conference reaommended "the es-f tablishment of an all-the-year rouiid) bureau of advertising, and placing /if.. t the same in charge of a progressive! , up-to-date correspondent, making ' terms on the question of advertising with the Philadelphia papers: also there should be a wide distribution of =3

first-class booklet, one which would n -credit to the city. Ocean City is reaping tfce fruits o* -such farsighted men and policies. The mi-take invariably made- in city advertising Is. that they advertise til home, where advertising is in not neFded. A hint might be token from the California resorts, which dOiing tig; few years, have distributed practically all their advertising in.n radius . of from 600 to 1.800 miles, bey.-ml their own state.

tecle -Jchps tibsb IF A'MAN HAD ONLY f'. ONE PAIR OF SOCKS. . WHY WOULD THEY HAVE TO BE PURPLE?

300 MEN I have an opportunity to share in this wonderful tniloring offer which affords selections from $45 to $65 for *32 P . With tlie additional privilege q£ ordering 'an additional pair 1 of Trousers for $'J extra, the yardage is limphd. If you don't like the suit we keep it and you keep your money. JUClUS ROTH. The Tailor ; 017 Asbury Avenue

WE HAVE SIX NEW DOUBLE OVEN Vulcan Gas Ranges with one Giant and Small Cooking Burners with Simmerer attached, that we will dispose of at the L Special Price of i *38.00 Delivered m CAN BE SEEN AT OUR SHOW ROOM 839 Asbury Avenue City Gas Light Co.

FOR SALE J If You Are Looking for a Bargain Here is One Three-Story Cottage Seven Rooms, Sun Parlor, Bath, Screened Porch— for $4750 HARRY R. HAYES Realtor Thirty- third and Azbury

; * — ire Yon Iiterested in Lits if so i fiave some very good lots at thirtyfourth . street section for sale theap. lots are selling fast. now is the time to buy Before they advance, if interested, call will be glad to show you the lots and quote prices to you. HARRY R. HAYES REALTOR Thirty-third and Azbury Ave.

'l WELFARE AMI PRIISPERIT-l B * Our National welfare ;ind prosperity depend upon the B 6 Tim* service of the First National Bank is a great aid t-- |p I First National Bank I ; OCEAN CITY.N.J ip

Bell Phone^ 186- J furniture Stored ^ .Reupholsteric.g ESTIMATE 7indow Shadcs FOR YOU .Awnings and (House Furnishings Our price* ale I.e. west pnaalble eouxUtenl with (»>od Work ami He-t Material Lawrence ri? Lear 654 Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N. J.

HURLEY-JONES OO. Maura?)*'* jftttNL Hranawtok Keronf '..Vm'?r'" Hlmei. KIMI II.U i.u.11-, ' Hull' Hiankru KaSkU - Mrn'.Kuli. R?Y ohalrt rvi TV* HURLEY-JONES CO. WZLTCn R. CHATTIN Z IOK, MtM. me asbury ave:

XMONIiY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE. \ No waitlug for two week* to know If you can get It; we can tell you at out*. Bargain* iii Ray and Ocean frout properties. Choice cottages for "ale. Also lot* for Investment and for Improvement— the choice of Ceean City. . Apply to J. M. CHESTER & GO..' Oc#an City, N. J. All business transacted through this office ia m accordance with the following slogan " /An offin does And maintains slriclly a brokerage basinets and is in no rear interested in personal speculation Results: A «ale completed on the above principal profits both Seller and Bayer. Write for listings snd inske your b-:ul quarters with Clayton Haines Brick— REALTOR 411 EIGHTH ST. OCEAN CITY. N. J.

Ewing T. Corson REALTOR 7»7 ABBURV AVZ. OCCAN CITY. N. J. All Work fiuaraateeZ Auto Toes Estimates Furnished f Phone 82-1 ALFRED SCMERM Ocean City Upholsterer and Decorator Window Shades and Awnings Made 1038 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY, N. J.

" E. A. CORSON General Contractor 737 Asbury Avenue * OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY i ROADS, SEWERS, BRIDGES, BULKHEADS

Cd^ar F. Berber Real Estate In 31®t St. Section of Ocean Glty Fine Cottages for Sale or . I can Rent you most any I Ren' "** (jJ Cottage in onr District Lots Sold on Terms

-L« — ^ Don't let the spring find you with * y / 1 > .1 leaky roof. Thunder storms are co'mltiJBkv r- > / and a leaky root will he apt to result is considerable damage. Chimneys that leak should be footeil after and made water-light. Smoke v ■,1V'--/ [ I I ch'mneyz can be made to draw. 1 — °' "°yc rep*'". | ~L- Tin. slate amf riag roofing. . SSi^Snl SMITH'S j \ The Tin Smith ' ' ' ' 309 Eleventh Street All Klnda of Quttora

SntciAUZina r« Pnorcnrr Nonrn on Sixth *Srneer B. F. GOETZ real estate agency FOURTH ST. AND ATLANTIC AVE. OCEAN CITY. N. J. phones: rentals * •■OrrtCE. 230-j sales residence. 202- m building lots beach front Oar onr at pouhth Sr Acer