TWO _ - OCEAN CITY SENTINEL, OCEAN CITY, N. J., THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1922

MOVEMENT ON FOOT FOB INDEPENDENCE DAT CELEBRATION REPRESENTATIVES FROM CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS TO PLAN WONDERFUL PROGRAM Therentb all indications, that Ocean City will this year celebrate Independence Day, with a program of events' worthy of it At the noon luncheon tf the Ki-' wania Club, Dr. John Handler introduce.! the Subject, remarking in, passing, that some adverse criticism had been passed because there had been^ no flitting preparations made, for a civic observance of Memorial Day. He had been informed that a certain organization in the city, had in years past, taken the initiative in : formulating plans for the Fourth of July, and he thought it would be wise if the Kiwanis Club associated and cooperated. i , He suggested that a parade might be arranged, some music and an oration, demonstrating that Ocean City — : was not behind other localities in its patriotic zeal, -and progress! veness. Other members including the presi- ; dent, W. H. Collisson, Jr.. concurred with Dr. Handley. Mayor Joseph G. Champion stated that as yet no steps had been taken in the matter. In past years, he ex-j1 plained, ft had been the custom to: have a committee representing all civic organizations in the city, to act in conjunction with the Board of 1 City Commissioners, a precedure he 1 thought advisable to follow this year? ' Spencer Swan volunteered the in- ' formation ' that last year arrange- 1 ments were made for a grand fire- ' works' display, to the cost of approximately <600. A sum of <1,000 was raised by j popular subscribtion. If it was proposed to include a fireworks' display ^ this year, Mr. Swan added, it would ( be necessary' to perfect plans im- t mediately, in order to give the manu- j facturors sufficient notice. j It was evident that the members of t the- Kiwanis Club received .the pro- c posal wit henthusiasm. It icu felt j that Ocean City could not afford to do ( leas than other places, upon a day of 5 so vast importance in the history of ( the nation. Finally, it was decided that the 0 President, should appoint a committee ( of three persons, in readiness to represent the Kiwairis Club upon the general committee to be appointed. Tha chief speaker of the occasion ww J. F. Norton, of New York, a representative of the Dr. W. M. Scholl, orthopedic manufacturers, who delivered an interesting and instructtive address upon foot ills and foot pro- ' tection. Few people, the speaker stated, seemed to realise the value of the human foundations; and no part of the body is being subjected to so much negifct and abuse. The day is approaching, however, when every shoe store in the country of any pretentions, will be compelled bv public opinion to keep a trained man, skilled in the art of property fitting the feet with shoes. The whims and fads of fashion will have to Hive away to common sense, and a more widely difused knowledge of the anatomy of the foot, and of the fearful havoc caused by ill-fitting and 4 unscientifically designed foot-wear. The shoe should be constructed upon the design, which would afford the proper support and protection, without interfering with the move- _ ments of the foot, and the action of the delicate muscles. :< Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Ricgtn, o f Philadelphia, are in Ocean City for the summer. Mr. Riegel is a wellknown Philadelphia organist and com- ° poser; supervisor of music in the public schools. ^ Sandwiches Home Made Pies * Soft Drinks ■' b» Home Cooking Moderate Prices THE MODEL LIGHT LUNCH John W. Sperzel, Prop. Al 710 Asbury Avenue Ocean City. N. J. Ice Cream Cigars FIRE ESCAPES w For all types of buildings £ -also- & Repaired and Painted £ Hi We Guarantee Approval of Local and State Authorities on all out EWork. M BUlLD^s IRONWORK £h BROWN WORTH & CO. 1611 Samson Street W. PHILADELPHIA, PA. "Let Us Estimate" ,AJ m j

REWIQNIBOCK ASSUMED PASTORATE 1 IN CITYON SUNDAY Ci FINE RECORD OF SERVIC E IN FORMER PASTORATE AT WHITESBORO n Kev. Milton George .Ruck, began his ministry at the First Baptist Church j s' on last Sunilay week, with every] promise of . great success, lairge con-j - grcgationn" attended both the morning, - and the evening services, and listened - to his forceful and impressive message 1 with wrapt attention. 1 Rev. Buck comes from Whitcsboro i" to Ocean City with the highest recommendations ami a splendid record - of work. His last sermon was in the , : form of an annual memorial address. 1 ; to the members of the Whitcsboro f Fire Department, and was attended by ' . the congregations of the Presbyterian, . Methodist and the Episcopal Churches of the city. 1 A reception followed the business . • meeting, which was attended, among • others, by Rev. C. F. Kittredge, pas- ; tor of the Presbyterian Church; Rev. J. D. Poppe, pastor of the M. E. . . 1 Church, and Rev. A. J. Schroder, pa.--I ' tor of St. John's Episcopal Church, j The chapel was well filled and there ' were many beautiful flowers. The 1 Pastor's Aid Society sfrved re fresh - j Mr. Buck has been pastor of the First Baptist Church for nearly six years and during' that , time its benevolences have quadrupled, more | ' members joined than during any preceding pastorate. Mr. Buck's salary been increased twice. Many im- c provements have been made to the ' church and parsonage, members have been represented on Baptist State 1 Boards through the pastor's influence f and the church is in good spiritual and 1 financial condition. Mr. Buck has been active in re- I ~ ligious and other circles during his ; " residence here and these activities not been confined to this village. He is chairman of the Oneida Baptist Committee, which assists the smaller church in the county to se- j pastors and give advice in admin- , For three years he was) executive chairman of the Baptist; Sunday School Association of Oneilia County. Mr. Buck is a member of the Board j of Trustees of the Italian Baptist Utiea; a trustee of the In- As- i

: Much Mission, Utiea; a member of the Board of Governors of the Utiea Y. M. C. A. Bible School and a memj ber of the Binghamton Bible School. Mr. Buck has always been interII 1 rsted in chilli welfare work, humane | society, activities, and the Door of I Hope, Utiea. He is a member of the Whitesborn Parent-Teachers'- Associa- \ tion, organized a boys' dub' here and ; reorganized the Baptist Christian En1 deavor Society. Since coming to Whites boro he has frequently acted as chaplain of the is I State Senate and Assembly. He has h served on various committees of. the y New York State Baptist convention. 1- As a chorus leader he has been very g, successful and has been in constant •I demand as a public speaker. He has c conducted a Bible class at the Utiea Railroad Y. M. C. A., for some time, j " MILITARY ACADEMY STUDEND COMES FOR SEASON Information comes to hand that (j George R. McAllister, the son of D. B. McAllister, the popular host of the | Scarborough Hotel, will arrive in the ,] near future in Ocean City for the season. s Mr. McAllister is a student of the ^ Wenonah Military Academy, at which institution the year's session ended , 1 last Tuesday. From -the Academy, Mr. McAllister went direct to Germantown, where he j will re main "for a few days, one of ; ' . ] the guftsts of a large house party, ; I coming;, from there on to Ocean City. \ ; PERSONAL Floumlers and croakers now being J caught in large numbers, between | i Fourth street, wharf and Yacht Club. . Howard H. Row, of East Lansdown, caught seven of the "finny" tribe within an hour on Monday. Dr. and Mrs. F. F. Drueding, of , Philadelphia, -are to be congratulated , j for the improvements effected upon their cottage at 13th street and Asbury' avenue. jr — „• . Graining Refinishing Furniture HARRIS RILEY 710 Asbury Avenue Contract Painting in all Branches Estimates Cheerfully Given j Prices Reasonable Quick Service

Barclay and McCorkle ' SAND, PEBBLES, TOPSOIL, CEMENT, BRICK and BLOCKS — 14m, 8-in. and 12-in. wide Agent for PHOENIX PORTLAND CEMENT , 1032 SIMPSON AVENUE Phone 51-W J. H. CHADWICK & CO. , PLUMBING AND HEATING ! 1117 Asbury Avenue and 1057 West Avenne ESTIMATES FURNISHED , JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENTED TO Phone 419-J FOB SALE New five-room Bungalow, 2843 Central Avenue. Two screened porches, open fire-place, electric range and ^ . boiler and light, porcelain waslfftub, shower; fine ocean A view, furnished nicely, <3,600. Terms to suit josro£r/8s; h- b. cooper, jr. Builder 'ACES 20th and Central Avenue, Ocean City, N. J. Phone 97M Collector's Sale of Properties for Unpaid Street Assessment of dm Tax Collector. Ocoon air. N. J. No»icn I. hrraby ffiven that Ih» subscriber, iho T»x Collator of Omz air, N. j . ~ 1^ i*"! II owrtlolni. " *™*7' ln Rlch m,d* rnnndud. win 1 TUESDAY, the Twentieth Day of June, oZ. ssjfnsix rtgas. st-ja.-s says partlcalarly described. tor beneSt, for •iron IsgmiMlufad sid ad™i«t br the Commissioner* of Asseammnt >nd under .nd by virtiteVt M art of the £J»stefura7S tw •lepSwSttnwf'eel (be ,3^?, Xratemld"*'' tp,,roT^ M.?rch ',17:Sc^r;U,^^b' "lbrr^r*^d "t""' M Lactam; sazizjSTi sts barrels 'oPlrsttfof' la ^seraua^t^s^SnaV'^to' lot" ritT"1- ,nm r°n"rm*"°o , 7*" "if. lotr.'lrnctl i or i.rcrli of tend and rani nlato will br Muffin for lo tuch " ,h* 01 l-rraU*of°tendlw W •oM*ln"paraunnM>i>f 'o."'™ ""f ,h* lo"- tmrl. or : will T£ lIdd«Mirpromrttenitehrhl?ra o77lJ"r.!^ Tf ih'.^Tte" *«lxn«lrd Ibrrr F.. W. BURLEIGH. Tax Collcrtor. ;s » •-« j, .Ssz-A*** : • •« a ■ | a» , , - !« jiS :! an. lot. P. Par in . . • , 10: -e nu mi r Jt'ii I Mrs. Edward 1. T~d. J? oW •; Raymond MaaNallla in :« old Mk 4 Ji'-n :! (Harry lUnrimi j, « * •; riiSr a My- •• :i . IE. c. wnnam. jt. a "r. IUnhn.ll \ -i\ Frank C. Goodwin an. jJ'JJ Zj ST'&LLtZr™-1'- ~X Ug p till Blanto. * Ul V gai 74, £ »•" -JJ | I Wm. p. Barrows Rat .. ■ rrn. u j ** t is? doles I:! US. St. ^ E. W- BURLEIGH. — • ' Tax Collrttor

'OCEAN CITY BOOSTER ; ON "A WORLD IN NEED" VERY REMARKABLE POEM READ AT THE FIRST M. E. CHURCH d DURING SERVICE C. H. Harrington. Iiesides being the , * executive secretary of the Army and . e Navy branch of tne V. M. C. A., is a • s poet of no mean rank and order. <- In addition, which furnishes even ; greater evidencr of his wisdom, sagacity and intellectual attainments. . >' Mr. Harrington is an Ocean City t booster of over twenty years standing. > s "It Is a joy," he writes, "to see how ; a Ocean City is growing and impfov- 1 ing." Fear of afflicting torture upon | an innocent ppserby, alone prevents , us from breaking out into song. "He's , a Friend of Mine." 1 At n recent service held at the First Methodist- Church, and at the 1 t request of Dr. Johrt Handley, Mr. 1 Harrington read a remarkable poem , " entitled. "A World in Need." 1 At the conclusion of the service, e so many asked if copies of the peom ; - were available .that the suggestion ■ was made, that it should be published in the Sentinel. This we gladly do for the intrinsic . 7 merit of the poem, one that deserves, 1 I in many respects, to be ranked with Kipling's Recessional. The haunting apostrophe introduc- 1 < ing each stanza grips the imagination. 1 - It is a prophetic call to higher and I = f holier ideals and aspirations. The needs of a broken world are given voice. Yet it breathes a spirit of optimism and hope strongly rem- 1 "= — 1 ; HOW SAVING HELPS ' When you save money you help build up the community — help the schools and institutions. So when you save you arc a public benefactor. Your account is invited. 3£ Interest Paid on Time ; Deposits I OCEAN CITY TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY . Ocean City. N. J. I I I I »

iniscent of Henley's great poem. ' The following is -a copy of Mr. Harrington's poem: A World in Need r | O bleeding world, in battle clash antT flame; ' Scourged by fiends, who, white seeking Have bartered manhood, motherhood, health — For gain of lands and unholy wealth. I O world in sorrow and hitter tears! ' blasted hopes of nil the years; wins — though craven enemv yields— 1 If mnnhood sleeps in poppy fields? I O starving world, left to thy fate, ' fate, 'j men confer und-lords debate: ' . wonder there are popies red, ■ ; That blush in silence o'er the dead ! | O prodigal world, built] thine- altars j , in the hearts and dwelling places. .of deeply, build firmly, and for- ■ ' 1 at peace, shall love the truth, j ||0 penitent world, less force of arms; , More happy homes .more cities, more More deeds of love, less stress of . words, noise of looms, less clang of j , | swords. Waiting world, we hear thy call : men, real men, to give their all,! lb — . ■ ■ ' . . j TO THE PUBLIC Moncrief & Sons . 1214. Bay" Avenue, Ocean City ,N. J." Supply Daily FRESH FISH OYSTERS • CLAMS jCRABS and CRAB MEAT Call 603-J and give your orders* 1 •Prompt Service ARCHITECTS Leslie Headley Co. Incorporated ARCHITECTUAL SERVICE ' Builders | 515 EIGHTH STREET (Eighth and Wesley ave.) Ocean City, N. J. Designer and builder of Artistic ' . \ Convenient, Cottages, j , Apartments, Modern j Hotels.

Phone 229- J Estimates Furnished WM. T. TAYLOR PAPER HANOER Central avenue Ocean City, N. J. This is a 3-19 B, Westinghouse full automatic Elec- . W 1 [llVrf tric RanKe» other styles in j[| fWl " " Ijy-H stock. Let us show you the ■fl f\^f advantages of cooking by , I electricity. Cheaper than \IH S gas and cleaner. ( nun 1! We oarry a full line of Westinghouse, Mazda and Nifrol/l \J ™sy,M.*tZLr,Sr>*, a II f W.I.RAYMONB ' ^ 819 ASIUIY AVE. OCEAN CITY.KJ. A /F=5SSr=si * / A -FITHIAN- /A L 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 ». x = '! skilled artisans are employed- is cordially I! invited. Here one can view memorials of every, description in the various stages of construction. 0. J. HAMMELL CO. pleasantvillb, n. jr camden. n. j. l'i memorial crafthmkn* for more than m vrars j . — ^ M : g

To heed lore's pleading, at our gate— , - And hush for aye the "hymn of hate," J Away with haunting dreams of vesr temight! This day for new deeds— face the f light! Beach, forward, unward to higher •: goals. Win tlie world! Be masters of your souls! C. H. HARRINGTON. : Washington, J). C. Dr. and Mrs. L T.'Schwatt and their | son Winfreil, I.., are at their cottage, 2088 Central avenue for the season. I SENTINEL WANT ADS I*A,V The FULL P~«D STOCK now ' being issued by the Ocean City Building and Loan Association iN a very good thing for persons desiring to accumulate funds without subscribing for installment shares and at the same time receive 6 per cent, on their investment. See the Secretary at 408 Eighth Street. Adv. BRECKLEY'S HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS CLINTON L. BRECKLCV, Psor Ready. Mired Paints. Lead and Oil 920 and 922 Anbury avenur. GOOD ADVICE Do not build until jou talk the matter over with us. L. LESLIE HEADLEY CO, Inc. 515 Eighth Street. HALCYON HALL 1116 Wesley are. • Ocean City New Jersey j Newly furnished rooms; running water in each room; I 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 ; in rooms. Rates Furnished upon Applicotion MRS. SAMUEL DARLINGTON MRS. J. D. CARTER ROXBOROUGH HOUSE 710 9th Street OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY Open AH 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 i OCEAN CITY, N. J, MILLER COTTAGE ■ts Can teal Avenue ; oukan crnr new jkruky Open All the Year Hot-water Heal j LAUBA 1. MILLriB | GANDY COTTAGE 813 Csnlrel Avenue ' Ocean City New Jereey i mrs. Ltdia Uardt. Prop. J. Prescott Cadman, Jr. Estate of Mark Lake funeral Director 809 Central Avenue Ocean City New Jersey auto eouipswnt HEADLET ft A DARIN Readme: Coal < Ateo KI do 1 1 ii Wood aj berrel of^ooid. »rf« ■»< Tar*. Trsni ami et ejx-| : Now is the Time to Plant- Privet Hedge » Thomas J. Thorn FLORIST 1128 Bay Avenue Ocean City New: Jersey

/ - V\ /Scotch Hall) I A qntet kick fconw nlubte for ike I II weH. tho Inrxlld. or U» •bterh- I I 1\ Tonic end curative traataaenta. I v etKlMj. Reelatcred Graduate / \ B. MrCIBENY / r \ ( saMWaia Head Nar»» . ' h1llits 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. Haara-i te IS A. M.| 1 I. S P. M. allen corson, m. d. 824 Wesley Avenue ' Dcean City New Jersey Bell IS | Inter-State 1m-a {JKRSCHFL PKTTIT, M. D e 807 Wesley Avenue OCEAN CITY, N. J. OOee Haara: S te IS A. M. Wed. and Ren.. S te 10 A. )!.. enlv Bell Phone ITS Until » to 111 a in r toS p. m. John h. VVhiticar, m. d. 717 Weslev avenue Ocean cltv, n. j. Otnre Houra, Ocean C It Tu»day^We<lnwiay, | » IS a. m . dr. chas. h. vail Osteopathic Physician «! i A Central his ^"lbeute'Tru2<Bld« r Phone Timw j - Phona. Wctent ISSS DENTIST DR. WILSON Y. CHRISTIAN 609 Central avenne. Ocean City, N. J. Bell Phone 152 Ex-ray Diagnoais .. Nitrous Oxide Administered j HUGHES CENTRAL PHARMACY Eighth st. and Wesley ave. Phone 245 J. Thornley Hughes, P. D. Pharmacist in Charge xrreitxri.aT.Li w. Harcourt & Steelman LAW OFFICES ( j TBT Aaawav avcauc Law auitmea j ocean Citv. n. t. ATianr.c err. n. i andrew c. boswell Law Offices Master In Chancery a I OCXAW CITY. N. J. virian b. smith ARCHITECT «*3 Ouarantee Truat Bulldlna Atlantlo City, N. J. i Wm. h. Collisson. |k. Civil Engineer and Surveyor 1 Lily Knflneer. ocaan Clt ,N. J. ANGUS S. WADE Architect Bourse Building OCEAN CITY, N. J. Telephone 128 kieth hall 913-915 Wesley Avenue Will Open April 15th, 1922 Special Rates Address JOS. C RAMSEY as above

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