TWO k OCEAN CITY SENTINEL, OCEAN CITY. N. J„ THURSDAY, JUNE.1, 1922 _

TWENTY TEARS AGO Twenty years ago Ocean City ex pnrienred a nine days' sensation, hap pily rery pre is Its history. Vayango Sakano, an Italian laborei twenty-seven yean of age, employe in a gang engaged in repairing lh roadbed of the Ocean City Hectri Railroad, was stabbed by an unknowi assailant, somewhere about one o'dod Sunday morning on Centra! avenue between Twenty-ninth and Thirtietl streets. The injured man, who lived bt I shanty near Twenty-eighth street, wai attacked while on the way to get i bucket of water. The outrage at Bret seemed to beai the hallmarks of a vendetta, or the work of one of the secret societies peculiar to the race and country; foi the man Sakano had only,boo«»a week in the country, arriving In Oceart Citj direct from the landing at New York The wounded maa was taken to the offices of Dr. B. T. Abbott, about nine o'clock Sunday .morning, practically eight hours after the deed was committed. , — Dr. Abbott found that Sakano Had been stabbed in nine places, and that through one of the wounds the right lung protruded. Sakano coold not speak a word of English; but to Dr. Abbott, the interpreter said, that the man was attacked while on his way for water by an unknown assailant. There hail beer. ' no quarrel or disturbance, he affirmed, and no motive could be assigned for the deed. Later, however, it was discovered by the police officers, that the deed was unquestionably the outcome of a - drunken brawl, among the Italians occupying the shanty. In corroboration of this belief, it was also discovered that the man's associates had made every effort to prevent the matter becoming known. They had carried the wounded fellow to the Thirtieth street depot of the W. J. and S, with the view of spiriting him away secretly to Philadelphia for Finding there was no train until late in the afternoon, they were perforeed driven, at last to seek the aid of a local medical practioner. Dr. Abbott desired to have the man aant to the Cooper Hospital, Camden. His associates demurred, and tip to date the police have failed to discover where the man had been taken, or the ' Identity of his assailant. Another event, which perhaps occasioned considerable excitement in some circles in Ocean City, was the: Declamatory contest held under the — miwi of the high school. The competition was held in the Trover's Hall; the judges were President Silas S. Neff, of Neff College of: Oratory, Philadelphia, Mrs. E. P. McR George, of Woodstown, and Robert Fisher. Seven entered the contest named re- j sportively, the Misses Mary Pontiere, Bertha Sampson, Violet Champion,' Lottie Steelman, Bula Ernst and, Measrs Morgan Hand and Lyndon first prise was awarded to Lyn- ! don Ang, who recited the poem entitled "The Whistling Regiment"; the second prise went to Lottie Steelman, for her rendition of "Kentucky Philos--a; unsuccessful competitors elected J to appear with the following selections: Miss Mary Pontiere, "Little Charlie's Christmas"; Morgan Hand, (Intredeaad br Mayor Champion > ORMXANCK MO. !»• An^Ordinanre Auto Basis noad TSJ»AHO*OV COMMISSIONERS OF THE cm OF OCEAN cm DO ORDAIN: ■s»W— l-Tket It •Ami) ts unlawful tar ur poratkm. la operala -'.thin lbs territorial Umtte at lbs City of Ocean Cltr. New Jersey, our auto bus or boose, need for the IronsportetloB of porsoue to sad from different nruulci polities. wHboot first having obto|Md "Stlo* X. That there shell be ehersud to so* person, or porsous. firm, essodatha or evfssulta. wbo MaU kaop or ass » kin ear ouch auto bus withla the limits of the: CtV of Ocean City, sad to be osod for the transportation of passsassn. ss la Ibis or■Soaree presided, ths ssa of Slo ps for each iimsTn* rf's SL' memberfoMin usodaUoa. otdtasara! j srs;-"-™* " t — »~- fiiataltmm pert of orsry suh esto bus. If the lleeaee us operator or osmor of say Ube revoked by the State cd New Jersey. im ^lsiwA aw the license Issued hvrepold foe the Ureses shall be lorfStS" sJtTb* ot bSSs'to1-'11 U,uubUw,u' say of the streets, areata*, dteys"^^^ waini|ln thirdly. except on the followlne de-Plfv-afth auwati o«^jS^tSBWrset*7rom Bay areaaa to Control arenuc : on rCntrol arenafraa the soutbwustarly side ol Flfty-fifth arm* sad from tbence oa the Thirty-fourth ' street turnpike to ths territorial limits of Oasaa City on said turnpike; on Asbury avesus. tnm Jtbe^ scab wwly side of Thirtyuaack street; on Flfteeath street from the ssssSrt? s^ofo^iT'ijm^r « xo^ avast* from the south srseterly side of Fifteenth «rnt «« ike -southwesterly side of Elrhth ■ twin u «. That sold auto bus or busos S£ S SSE I VIDEO, that this section shall not prsrsnt the < within this Cttr{m rhra'eooi^lnM this rirj thU city) wh; STVriiy LhS StTTtha't"*^ ■haU be dlspUysd la some eontplcuous part of tkte^ooeUo ^ °* tn>M ,fl* pruslelon -SSS the State of New Jsrmr. sad shell, dflfcn.* eraSpHTwith T1' ad"*" ""t ' ""asSro I' 'Xrr0.^'^' or buses, as llcaaasd. under this ordinance, shell operate =ssi Bsotloa 10. Erery person, firm. osaoelsUon MMSjrAfiK! thsll be onbJeeTto e^foe not ' revdi ng "two Sandrad dollar. and In defaufi of the payment of oaH fit* be imprisoned In the City or Conn«£i"73 TSKfZ'SZ LSSJ? prohibited <m say foln^the^uiplrnUon of ten days from lu final - — — :|1 _ . ., NOTICE ; Shore ordinance was passed on first and ■ss— f I sad I Ml at a moating of the Board of rin—l— imsis bold on Mai It. 1*;:. and -ill bo taken op an third reading end final Bkssage et a meeting to be held on June is" HARRY A. MORRIS. ! . Adr_ HI, R. aty Clerk. !

| "The Benediction"; Miss Bertha Sampson, .""Mkking Him Feel. At ' Home;" Miss Violet Champion. ' "Whiiperin' Bill;" Mis* Bula Ernst., "Jamie." Twenty years ago lota Council. No. ^ 126, Jr. O. V. A. M celebrated its tenth anniversary'. An elaborate program of festivities had been arranged J?*1 1 for the meeting held in T rower r trie "a"- __ An instructive and interesting ad- ^ dress was delivered by William Lake, K on "The history of Iota Council, during the ten years of its existence." Rev. John H. Boswen, pastor of the ^ First M. E. Church, and Dr. B. T. A,1" rng-bott spoke on "The duty ar.'f ralue of patriotism," an dthe Rev. J. Morgan , Ree-i, state vice councilor of the order, spoke on the "object and work of the Junior Mechanics." Roy Burgeiose, the four year obi ' son of EL A. Burgeoine recited the ' , poem 'True American." The ladies were the guests of honor of the occa'7 sion. Announcement is made in the Sen- ^ tinel of twenty years ago that on the ,ut following July, the Oeeirfi'-City post "" office would be raise.! t.y 'thg dignity of k* second daxs. This of course, placed .-"•-Ocean City in advaance of Cape May. k" \ Decoration Day was celebrated in |kt Ocean City twenty years ago in a ■nt series of special services held on the Casino Pier, Ninth street. °*. The Services were arranged jointly ir>- by the various organisations in the ft- city. »y Under the caption, "Local Happen"r- ings," we find that the Ladies' Auxilfd. iary of the First Presbyterian Church, or held a meeting at the home of Mrs. L. M. Cresae; and also that a branch by; of the secret society .known as the »* Dough ters of the Patriottic Sons of . •'America, would be instituted that , .same week. Personal Items of twenty years 'ago Jt contains several names which still ap- ' * pear in the Sentinel. , H. H. Marter, Jr., of Camden, was a ; n- ' visitor in the city that week, as also m was Professor C. Howard ScnermerV. horn, of Philadelphia. ' >* Rev. W. E. Lake, of Stratford M. or E. Church, was the guest of his par- , jertts during the week. •*' Mr. and Mrs. Everton A. Corson, ri | are "announced to be domiciled for the ' k summer months near West avenue. I Martin Steelman returned for the i in summer, having spent the winter in "• Ertna teaching school, to Councilor and Mrs. Hiram Steelfr man, were entertaining their son'El- * wood, for the week-end. Rev. W. A. Massey, of Goshen, was , P" the guest of his ton E. W. Massey, the 1 in : popular realtor. Rev. Massey was at ' one period pastor over the Methodist < >* Episcopal congregation, and it was ; largely through his efforts that the ' '* church was erected. 1 Whatever system they have of mak- " ing their calculations now, twenty j c- j years ago, Atlantic City assuredly had .« rt a novel method of approximating the i | growth and expansion of the city. . ; It may have been a reliable system; t s.jbut it certainly was a trifle malo- | d| Announcement is made, with a fan- < n fare of trumpets, as an index of the ( city's growth, that during the month ! of of April, 1922, many more tons of r IB ■

FORMER LOCAL RESIDENT DIES IN SCOTLAND ri JAMES A. GRANT. C ARPENTER AND BITLDEK PASSED AWAY 1- —VICTIM (IF PNFCMONIA i A communication has been receive.! ie from Spey Bay, Morayshire, Scotland. " with the information that James A. ^ Grant, a former resident of Ocean , r. City, died the victim of pneumonia j ie and influenza, after a brief illness of 1 ten days. *e ' Mr. Grant, who passed away Feb- j ... ruary 20th. leaves a widow ami three ' J i- children, residing at the home of Mrs., , Grant's parents. 'e The deceased was a resident of ' it Ocean City for ten years, his laic resi- ^ if dence being ^at Bgfihlyn place. Dur- f ^ ing the periouhe was engaged in buri- " ne» as a carpenter and builder, and 1 a in that capacity, had made a host of J e friends, who recall and retain pleas- Jj ant memories of the acquaintanceship. s ^ He was a maun of sterling qualities of character, quiet and unassuming, 8 - highly gifte>i at his particular work, j - ami of unimpeachable integrity in all g '• his business dealings. C Since leaving for Scotland, Mr. and C s Mrs. Grant have kept in close touch * f i w ith Ocean City through the medium ^ ' of the Sentinel. \ } Mrs. Grant writes that the deceased - retained a sacred place in his affections for Ocean City, and was as deep1 ly interested M its growth and progress ax when Yhe^amily were residents in the resort. Nothing f^ve so much pleasure as ' to read of some achievement, some new departure or enterprise under- ! taken, which tended to give Ocean City the prestige and publidty he ! thought the city deserved. PERSONALS - Mrs. William C. tfelson, of Miami, | Fla_, Mr. and J4rs. Wakefield, of Ger- ; man town, "Pa., Mrs. Gallager and : .laughter Mdbel. of West Philadelphia, 1 are all stopping at The Albi Flora, ! 1221 Central avenue. ' garbage had been collected and deI stroyed, than during the correspond- ' ing period of the previous year. It also anticipated that the garbage : of the month of May would reveal still greater increase. Whiff! Twenty years ago Miss Luella Lake, •laughter of Rev. S. W. Lake, of Ocean 1 graduated from the Philadelphia i Musical Academy, and began her ' musical career.

i. ^ Barclay and McCorkle j SAND, PEBBLES, TOPSOIL. CEMENT, BRICK and | BLOCKS — l-in, 8- in. and 12-in. wide 1 _ i Agent for PHOENIX PORTLAND CEMENT i p J HU SIMPSON AVENUE Phone 51-W 1 : J. M. CHADWICK & CO. E PLUMBING AND HEATING 9 J 1117 Asbury Avenue and 1657 West Avenue ESTIMATES FURNISHED r, JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENTED TO Phone 419-J « FOR SALE New five-room Bungalow, 2848 Central Avenue. Two screened porches, open fire-place, electric range and € boiler and light, porcelain wash tub, shower; fine ocean view, furnished nicely, $8,600. Terms to suit H. B. COOPER, JR. 5 29th and Central Avenue* Ocean City, N.J. Phone 97M : Collector's Sale of Properties for Unpaid Street Assessment t j Olfico of U* Tax CollMtor. ! 0 I Ocean Cltr. N. J. ? ! Notlc* riwn that tka rubacribcr the Tax Collector of Ocean Cltr. N. J, j 1 "ow for^le at puLic aoCTlOT*oo Jww. la e-d. Caere made and provided, will j <■ TUESDAY, the Twentieth Day of June, rs^s-eS. 'zjfgL frJf.'ofp^,.^'^'^ h ; ',°r knproremont .. fiarf .od odjtwtwl V ' J.ZH? ITSJC? 1 and under and by virtoe of nn net of the lecleUture of ■ th#m^22in" thlrraof a "l tta nMteenu t!S«l.e*nd*fc" tpt"°,*d M*rch 2T- >nd " j tte^f ' hr"llitttr^^n nS'oSir^Sr 7^1^ • i iSv' gSjH SSasts. I L^"7ald* nS""1" d,U " ,h* * twreonrr. win *al eetau will be -Id iR tm. u, lortl b | ^^w^follOTrtna lint itirei' a^dewriptton'" y ^"number and eectlon of the lota trade or ' , Sron'a'ToSethor wtUl ST*21roull5 l**T7l .'"ft "»"• or l-rrrt. of Und r^p^tl,.!,. ' a J will be addwl It. pro^rttonjfuJSi o?"he'"«3'tf th'i.^ " hWtBm"*r d~1,n*'"1 lh"* j; E. W. BURLEIGH. a . T«« Collartor. b i Lt^VEH£m?£r.'£~ : '*** 5™ " Jj s ltaurlee V. Danlela —i l»t ri? -J' :iS,»-as^==IS! i " as ill tistfc&'yiu— S3 :S S £s?SJ!S!r'?_r:==r=' 'L -"H"-' li:? : ; S: S! iiT "" T " g£ i1 : E. C. Wllliame • ™ JIJ A g-g ;j J j Richard a Florcnco Brawn IMS ' TMb C U S! IJ .. Ctan R. Hanunall ,,W 2IS 'l?. ' !2! Frank C. Goodwin ~ ' , |* * '• -J AUeandw L atTrmda Jr. TZum n ? ] ' b Iff". Bodsonalor ... , raft. Ill W 171, .|Srs.«--sr=z==3S ■ S • S3 ;ii !| : a. » 33 i!!! Jan. u a __ ■••RSjJtt.l

INTERESTING PR06RAM I ARRANGED FOR LOCAL : HIGH COMMENCEMENT GRADUATES RECEIVE DIPLOMAS DURING EXERCISES AT FIRST i M. E. CHURCH Thirtoen'younff people, will on Fri1 day. June 9th. complete their high , i xjpool edueatic-n, and step out into the ' wi.ter and less protected arena <ST life, j The commencement exercises will . take place at the First M. E. Church. ■ . and an interesting and instructive pro- , ' gram has beer, prepare.! for the oeca- • ; sion. 1 The AbjMs chosen by the gradu- , > ale- participating, cover a wide range i ^f thought, time, place and nation- i ahty, indicating on their part extensive reading and study. When the population of Ocean City taken into consideration, a roster of thirteen graduates, reflects with infinite credit upon the superintendent and the teaching faculty of the The following is a copy of the program for the exercises. ' Prelude Leslie Hughes Salutatory Oration — "David Lloyd' James Madison Stevens, jr. — "The Great Solution," Rich- i ard Webster TorbertOration — "Men Who are Making Catherine Gordon. Oration — "Dante, One of ' important part of your travel equipment Travelers Checks are an important part of your j travel equipment — they i cashable wherever you are. Remember to purchase some Travelers Checks of »us before you take your < """an ocean city title and trust company Ocean «ty, N. J. """'i

• the World's Greatest Poets," Pau^ ] Chapman Rice. Musk • Address. James M. Stevens, City Supt. of School*. Presentation of Diplomas. Dr. H. f Petti!. President. Board of Education. Music Commencement Address, Dr. S. C." Sehmueker. C lass Roll ^ Modern Classical Filomerta Louisa "Bfaca George McClellan Blackmail Paul Chapman Rice James Madison Stevens. Jr. i Edna Muriel Wittington Mildred Elisabeth Weeks " Richard Webster Torbert Modem Language p . Anthony Pile on Commercial 1 Catherine Gordon - j Maud Corson Heaton - Josephine Maginnis - 1 Cecelia Wilma Newcomer Helen Mary Newton ■ Class Motto — Labor Omnia Vineit - i Class Flower — Ophelia ■ j Class Colors — Purple and Gold s ' ====== 5 The FULL PAID STOCK now being issued by the Ocean City Building and Loan Association is a very good thing for persons desiring to aernmulate funds without subscribing for installment shares and at the same time reI ceive 6 per reni. on their investment. See the Secretary at 408 Eighth Street. Adv. ========================== ( I TO THE PUBLIC p Moncrief & Sons 1214 Bay Avenue, I Ocean City ,N. J. ■ <3 Supply Daily fresh fish , 5 oysters clams CRABS and CRAB MEAT ,Cail 60S- J and give your orders Prompt Service ucmtcTi L Leslie Headley Co. Incorporated ARCHITECTUAL SERVICE , Builders 515 EIGiSTH STREET (Eighth and Wesley are.) Ocean City. N. J. ( Designer and builder of Artistic ' ( Bungalows, Convenient, Cottages,, i Up-to-date Apartments, Modern J | Hotels.

229-J ^ Ertimates Furnished WM. T. TAYLOR PAPER HANQER 912 Central avenoe Ocean Qty, N. J. s?v This is a 3-19 B, Westinghouse full automatic Elec- , 1/ lPrf tric Range, other styles in 1 B* stock. Let us show you the a ■' y advantages of cooking by wrS^Hrajf I electricity. Cheaper than \NB I gas and cleaner. , Bj CD [foi ■ ^ || carry a line of Westinghouse, Mazda and NitroV — I w L Raymond ! \ mmmnmmmis " SIB AS8WYJK. OCEAN CITY.N. J. A A f\ I • FIT H IAN ■ /\ '■ ERECT A FITTING MEMORIAL Our equipment, professional experience and immense stock of quality memorials are at your disposal. ; An inspection of our plant, where none but skilled artisans are employed, is cordially invited. Here one can view memorials of every-des-cription in the various stages of cons'tructi ion. 0. J. HAMMELL CO. ' PLEAS ANTVILLE, N. J. CAMDEN, N. J. MKMOBIAL CMrrwir.V FOB All TIIAJT M YKARH i I;

^ FIRE ALARM SIGNALS ' 14 — Sixth said Pleasure avenue. 17— Eleventh and Bay avenue. IS— Fourteenth and Bay avenue." 35— Seventh and West avenue. 42 — Second and Asbury avenue. 43 — Pourth and Asbury avenue. 45 — Eighth and Asbury avenue. 46 — enth and Asbury avenue. 48 — Thirteenth and Asbury avenue. 49 — Sixteenth and Asbury avenue, v 51 — North and Central avenue. 54 — Sixth and Central avenue. 57 — Eleventh and Central avenue. 67 — Twelfth and Wesley avenue. 68 — Fourteenth and Wesley avenue. 73 — Fourth and Ocean avenue. . 75— Seventh and Ocean a venue, v 76— Ninth and Ocean avenue. R2— Second and Atlantic avenue. . 96— Boardwalk and Moorlyn terrace. • — Bay avenue and Battersea road. Twentieth and Central avenue. FOR SALE touring car A-I Condition Sell eRasonable CaB at CORSON'S GARAGE Asbury Avenue BRECKLEY'§ HCUSE AMD SIQN PAINTERS L. BRECKLEY, PROP Mixed Palnta, Lead and OU> 920 and 922 Asbury avenue. GOOD ADVICE Do not build until you talk the matter 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: : v Three minutes from the Beach Mrs. Francis D. Maxwell the darlington 1126 Central Avenue Open May 18 for the Season 1922 Dining room enlarged : running water Rates Furnished upon Applicotion MRS. SAMUEL DARLINGTON MRS. J. D. CARTER roxborough house 710 9th Street . OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY Open All the Year. Rooms by Day or " Special Rates for May and MRS. S. HENDREN the melrose NOW OPEN For the Season 1922 JOHN L. VAN TINE, Prop. 14th Street and Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY, N. J. MILLER COTTAGE ' OCKAN CITY NEW JKR8KY Open All the Year Hot-water Heat LAURA I. M1LLKR . J GANDY COTTAGE 818 Central Avenue / Ocean City New Jersey Open nil lbs Year. Warm roam« and ' evaryeonvenlao,../ Maa. i.tdia (Jabot. Prop. J. Prescott Cadman, Jr. Estate of Murk Lake funeral Director 809 Central Avenue Ocean City New Jersey AUTO EQUIPMENT HEADLEY A A DARIN *•*'•"" Reading Coal Atao Xradllni.WooUb^ barrel or sot a. (!■• ton gnaranlMd. Bell or Knlerprtaa Now is the Time to Plant Privet Hedge Thomas J. Thorn FLORIST 1128 Bay Avenue Ocean City NewlJertay

agsiciL > //sfJ Eatak- me \ / O SANATORIUM ^ \ fScotch Ham V Betta? mao^r*UG*ra!toau*T''' / Y rtiu*^arM r'nd°*u J \ MrCIBENT / \ Canwal Maaat,, / WILLITS p. HAINES, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Office Hours Diseases of Eye, 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. E"' Nose and Throat Phone 290 Glasses fitted Cor. Wesley Ave. and 9th St. ALLEN CORSON, M. I\ t 824 Wesley Avenue Ocean City New Jersey M U • - Interstate 1 10-1 - ■ fjkrschel pettit, m. d » 887 Wes|ey Avenue _ - OCEAN CITY, S. J. *~V" OBr. Bwe: • ti. II A. M. _ . If TT.JL tn4 Bern, • ta It A. M-. aal, BeU Ffcana ITS Until* to 10 am 7 toff p. m. John h. Whiticar, m. 1). T17 WESLCY AVgNUg OCCAM CITY. N. J. "TowSny ^ W^raS^Ys-IS a. m. Frktay, SatarUny, {rat-SKp. m. dr. chas. h. vail Ostcoputhic Physkiau Oeenn Cut om* Phllnilelphlnlumce «U» a Qmcral 1US Rent Batata Treat Bide DENTIST DR. WILSON Y. CHRISTIAN 869 Central avenue. Ocean City, N. J. Bell Phone 152 Ex-ray Diagnosis ^ Nitrous Oxide AdmlnisteAsd J HUGHES CENTRAL PHARMACY Eighth at. and Wesley sve. Phone 245 |J. Thomley Hughes, P. D. Pharmacist in Charge STTMIln-kT-LAW. Harcourt & Steelman LAW OFFICES r TST AisunT a.tnut Law aatwtus Ocean City, ft, j, STiannc City. H. J andrew c. boswell > Law Offices Master In Chancery VIRIAN B. SMITH ARCHITECT OAS Guarantee TTuet Sulldln. Atlantlo City, n. J. Wm. h. Collisson. Jr. Aeeo. M, Am. Boe. C. ■. Civil Eagineer aad Surveyor | City Knclneer. Ocean Cll ,H.J. ,-^r — ANGUS S. WADE Architect * Bourse Building OCEAN CITY, N. J. Telephone 128 f KIETH HALL 913-915 Wesley Avenue Win Open April 15th, 1922 Special Rates Address JOS. C. RAMSEY as above

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