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MEMBERSHIP AND CIVIC BANQUET demonstrate that the proposed pageant, to take place Septemlior the sixth, to the eightfilrtelusive, was the most colossal ami jlevcrly devised scheme of advertising, that enterprising city had undertaken^ The scheme would cover every state . in tlie Union, and make the names of Atlantic City and other neighboring resorts along the coast, familiar in every city ami village, into which a newspaper enters. The pageant, Mr. Kmiicott went on to explain, would inrlmle some very remarkable features. A day would l»e devoted to trapxhooting, golf, and tennis championship tournaments. A gorgeous water carnival entitled the "Arrival -of Neptune," n roller chair parade, ami a bathing beauty review. A faint idea of the magnitude of the advertising, enbodied in the pageant, may be gleaned from the statement that the committee proposed to spend $10,000 in railroad fares, in bringing the most beautiful women of the country who were to represent King NepThe woman who was declared by popular choice the most beautiful of all, would be designated Queen of the Beach. The city of New York alone was spending enormous money in the effort, to secure for one of its own daughters, the covetbd honor. As Mr. Endicott explained, the pageant will bring many thousands to the coast who have never ventured thus far before .and all "the resorts which participate in the pageant will of necessity, reap a share of the gain ] through the naKon-wide publicity given to the event. The role of chief speaker was of course reserved for Judge John _B. Kates of Camden. Judge Kates' delivered a remarkably interesting anil instructive address, punctuated here and there with flashes of delightful humor. It was evident that Ocean City, occupies a warm ami secure place in the affections of Judge Kates. He re- , ferrcil with manifest pride, to the phenomenal growth of the city within recent years. It was evident also that Judge Kates sensed the danger others have expressed of Ocean City, in the glamor of prosperity departing from the traditions and the principles, upon which the city was founded. Ocean City cannot advance without outside capital, he said. It was so close in the history of Atlantic City, _ - and other cties. Ocean City attracts a class of people which no other city on the coast does attract. On the other hand other resorts attract a class of people to whom Ocean City lias no appeal. If Ocean City desires to continue to -attract the class of people it has in the past, then under no conditions must it lower the harriers. The city's future ptogreaa and advancement, <lepends upon maintaining very clearly defined the difference, which has t-lwajn distinguished it from other reaoi ts en the coast "I desire Ocean City," said the Judge, "to be a place where a man may' bring his wife, son and daughter ami know they would be safe from co.it'.miuation. Modern business iloes not demand that we should let down the bars to succeed." • LThe learned jurist endeifJiis oration, . uitli rv wonderfully instructive description of the proposed Delaware bridge. When completed the bridge would stand an imperishable monument to the enterprise and statesmanship of the men of South Jersey, nnd he one of the greatest feats of. engineering known'-, to history. J. Frank Sheflenberger followed with an address -full of fire and enthusiasm. It was Wry evident, however, that beneath the humor, with which Mr. Shellenberger denounced the rumor, which seemingly had been circulated to' the effect, that he was of Hebrew descent, there was some resentment and indignation. It was evident, moreover, that the, L} company present shared Mr. Shellenfin inaniliiii — - - —

bergcr*s ire, and more than one.perf - i v . s l'c;,id to denounce the wicked . i-ianilor in terms of unmeasured scorn, ] | Mt. Shellcnlicrgcr stated that his | I f: theV was a Hollander of German ilescent, and his mother Irish:' lie ] therefore was Irish !>y Dutch consent. Since Mr. Shelleniioger has become i e identified with business in Ocean City J p anil its Boardwalk, no man has shown ' ,1 greater zeal, or thrown himself with , greater enthusiasm, into every public J movement making for the advance^1 ment of the community. He Iniiled J ® with delight the prospect of building j a beach-front hotel, pledging to sup- i K port the project morally and rinan- J " dally, as far as possible. B .The Wocnl and instrumental selec- ; Hons, rendered by the Lyric Quartette 1 1 n and Orchestra, left nothing to lie do- ' ' y sired. „ '' Their performance throughout was . 1 d of an exceedingly high order of merit. ' i k Both the Quartetty and the Orchestra j e are ronstitutedMf artists of unusual ; * ability, their flections winning gen- *■ orous applause from an appreciative , t, J. Ross Calkins, besides being a i t basso of note, pro veil himself a hum- ] tl orist of unique gifts, g Nothing in the form of praise, can i - l>o ' too' extravagant for the banquet ] - provided by the genial host s»f the ' Hotel Lincoln, J. C. Funck, Jr. It ! y was a most liberal menu, served in ] f the most perfect manner. Everything e conceivable for the convenience of the , e guests had been provided, and the c service was faultless. n The committee in charge of affairs. Dr. J. Thornley Hughes, chairman;.! Russell H. Nulty, and W. H. Collision, ] 0 Jr., added another trophy to their (l Juniors, as social entertainers. ], •" (lnlrodnetd by Director Campbell) i || ORDINANCE No. 2*4 ,1 WHEREAS, the City of Oeean City hat rauaed to be made rertain improvement*. Coo- I >• tract V'°< 709. aa by an ordinance, entitled. An ordinance to build, erect and eonitrort a I Pile bre.tw.lrr In the City of Oreen City. . New Jerary. and besinnink- on tba northaaat 1 end of the propoatd creamed hulkhaad eald |. point brine in the aouth weal eide of Harbor - alone Great En Harbor Bay between the ■ high and low water mark* of tba Inlet : thence. " south* rat.rly following the general direction ■p of the Atlanlir Ocean between the high and . low water nirka to a point aouihrast of the ll ir.teraertion of Atiantir Boulevard and Surf Hoed. Ocean City Garden*, and providing for ^R^.;;r=id'^v.cr,, w m ^ I- romplctcd on the 20th day of April, 1921. and _ 'o^rs'r, ""mu'iarTt \ " the twenty-flrat day of Novrmher. 1*21. WHEREAS, to temporary finance the ton of eald improvement the City of Oeean City. J e note* which are deeerlbed in the following : nie No. Date* Maturity Amount 37. January !«, 1*20 Demand 67.470.»0 n MS March t£ 1*20 Demand 4,000.00 £90 April S. 1920 Demand 1.700.00 I »* April 21. 1*20 Damaad 4.600.00 - ,e 60S July 2. 1*20 Damaad . *.000.00 612 July 26. 1*20 Demand 10.000.00 O 620 Auguat >0. 1*20 Demand 1.7W.00 j 627 September 27. 1*20 Demand S.100.00 ' '• 6J1 October 25. 1*20 Demand 1.200 00 j, 64S l-eeemhrr 27. 1*20 Demand 1.000.00 y 697 • Autrual 22."l*2l Demnnd zlasoioo j « * WHEREAS, it la^neeaenary^ to oonlUum to ; y mdrihlrtraii. "of^T to kpmwM j, yenra after laid wirk waa completed, there- \ e '°An Ordinance anthoriilng the inning of Im- ' , p comment Bonda (Aneaament BondCf of thai lily of Ocean City. N. J.. In the MJtregnte S principal aum of^32.3(KlOOj»nd^to be known, y RiiaT!)1'" •' the' Cl1j'o*'oma 0*00. •*sm5ripai j * ITrUmlTal Turn of %62.60oW and^ to bm known STiT iHToTrne SgTriaTure'',ofl^ew0! j Jrary. , 0 iaeuanrv of bond< and other obligation* and the incurring of Indebted oca by county, city, ni el polity governed by improvement commit-'1 aion," approved March 22. 1*16. and tba j tl rmcrwlmci.ta thereof. Said bonda abail be dtiud May 1. 1*22. nad shall bear internal at b> I1 de^^rattonUor6I.W.P^^h"lTx,«e5im[' OM I. v hereof which aha 11 be of tba denomination of 6600.00 and shall mature ^on thaJirK dw,' e opt Ian o t the said city. e sSS2" sSS? 255? : in the preamble hereof, and thereby temporary 1 l- ft nance the eoat of said Improvement daring ; the period as provided by law. Section s. That tba fo™ lmproref rer. 'relatv'nl- be by ireol£tlon*hj the Board of Commltalonera of aald city. , Section 4. That thia ordinance shall take , si effect at tha aspiration of ten days from itf j I- *"*' JOS. G. CHAMPION. WM. H. CAMPBELL. |j * •' " ""asffasus Adv-. Mb Oly Clark-; (Introduced by Director CampbaU) ORDINANCE No. 2*1 e j WHEREAS, the J7ity "— * I- SST1 No. 716. ea by an ordinance, entitled. [ .. -a—. - ■

rmm Thirty— venth atroet to Knrty.aevenlh ' "teet in a Rfteen fret wide alley between CentreLavonna and Wesley a venue In the Oty • of Oeean City. N. J.. to prevent the encroaebS of the acta, and providing for the coat 1 WHEREAS, the said improvements were to . " WIIEr'eAS, Ihe^mi'd *"i!npru>ementa were B completed on the 14th day of May. 1921. and ' by the Board of Commissioners of said city j 1 n,W;»ER„EidASimpro'v^rn?7h "S"* f^iTT L indehtedncaa and U* now' Kldenrvd' hyTempor^ I athrd"le* "VwrRrrd l^the following [ NV \ Dates ' "Maturity Amount 624 Heptetnlier 27. 1920 Demand f *00.00 1 - rietobeh 23. 1*20 Demand *.600.00 . December 27. 1920 Demand *.000.00 1 662 January 24. 1921 Demand 0.626.00 696 Auguat 22. 1021 Demand 1,475.00 WHEREAS, it it neceaaary^ to ^minur td | yearn after aaM 'work*1 1 prinrlrw|0aumn nt"fl 7.400.00 arvd^to ba "known ■ Tha Board of Commiaaionera of the City of ' Ocean City do ordain : Section I. Improvement Honda | AssessBonds), of the Oty of Ocean City, a municipal corporation of New ^Jersey, in the j " provisions of an ArVof uil'teirtnlltim oV Naw ' Jsracy.^ anU'lad. "An ^Act to authorice and 3 gallons and the incurring of Indebtedness by , county, city, borough, village, town, township ' ' or any municipality governed by, lmprovet shall be dated March 1. 1922. and shall bear ' Interest at tha rate of five per centum, per annum, payable semi-annually nn September ; ' and ritsU Ije; p deneminStion' "h,)rjj'00*h'rh of the j the first day of March. 1926. or at "an anrihtr i date at lhe rprion of the aald city. bonda' abalT ha apjdtod'" Uve^rsTro^t'1*! The r . temporary improvement notes, aa net forth In j ( the preamble hereof, and thereby temporary t ment Bonds (Assessment Bonds), nnd all mat- ~ j by^tl^'^Jd 'Tc*0- mSSone* b*f r*y'"'i"r : Section 4. That this ordlnanm shall ti.br effect at the esplration of ten days from Its" " JOS. G. CHAMPION. L WM. H. CAMPBELL. E. A. CORSON. r. Commissioner.. i> The above ordinance was pasaed on third 0 and Anal -eadlng at a meeting of the Board J of Commissioner* held on July third. 1*22. HARRY A. MORRIS. Adv. 7-*t. City Clerk. d (Introduced by Director Campbell) a ORDINANCE No. 2IJ 1 WHEREAS, tha City of Oeean City has . ^auaedjn bajttada omlaln ht^r.rr Mmn"s.^&n- , navigable waters known aa the "Lagoon" . • oth.-r than tha Atiantir Ocean, within the j territorial jurisdiction of the Oty of Ocean . City and as shoarn on a plan of Ms of tha °*Wl" V RE « tT'"^* T, lS°" ' and d ' isnd bensAted thereby, and - WHEREAS, the said improvement, were " completed on the 24th day of January. 1921. and the assesamanta aa ma<le hy tha Board of " by the Board of Commissioners of aaid city. on the 26th day of February. 1*21. and ' WHEREAS, to temporary finance the . of the said Improvement the City of _ . City. did. from time to time, incur temporary " indebtedness and is now evidenced by tempor- „ ary notes which are deserilwd In the following, ? turitles and amounts, as follows: n i No. Dates Maturity Amount : 630 February 23. 1*20 Demand 6I.6I6.00 J 664 March Ifc 1*20 IVmand 2. 300. 00 •Iffl -J-y I92n iSliid i|om!oo : °|*47 December 27'. 1920 Demand l.".o!oo .661 January 14.1921 Demand 1.130.00 ■ 669 July 11.1*21 Damand 212.14 1 • 1 6*6 August 12. 1921 Damand 2»0.*A , "I WHEREAS, it Is necessary to mnltanr to 1 temporary Ansnra the met of said Improven ; within six years after said worV was com- . pletad. therefore. An Ordinance authorising the Issuing of J I the City of Ocaan City. New Jersey, in the • bTknmin as ""Aseenmaent Bonds, Series No! I • The Board of Comodsaionars of tha City of ' : Oeean City do ordain : J ment Bonds), of the City of Ocoah . City, a . i municipal corporation of New Jersey. In the ' aggregate principal sum of 117.5*7.64 and to , he known sx ^Asarmmant^jOmds. Series Na " provisions of an act of the Legislature of ami regulate the issuance of ho rids and othar obligation, and the Incurring of indebtedness *! ship or any municipality gonrnsd by Im- ' mrnnd'tlm uSmmMb ifcaranf. Bald boiSi iSSJr fa-s? liat: ■ rjHSr-iiHSa-HHS l shall be of tha danooaiostinn of ll'.OOO Mi each : excepting one whereof which shall ba of tba ' denominatiun of <567.44 and shall mature on the first day of March. 1*24. or at an earlier i _ date at the option of the said city. Section 2 The monies to he rniaed by mid j Umds shaH^ejapplled^o the payamnt jrf^the hereof, and thereby temporary finance the root . of said improvement during the period as pro- ; vldad hy law. Section 3. That tha form of mid Improvement Bonds (Asssesment Bonds) and all matters relating thereto, shall he by resolution by . Section 4. That this ordinance Mull take ™ affect at the expiration of ten days (mm lis ; "* JOS. G. CHAMPION. WM. H. CAMPBELL K. A. CORSON. The abate, ordinance waa psusad on third and Anal reading at a meeting nf the Board ; of C. mm i shone r a beldam July third. 1*22. . HARRY A. MORRIS. 1 L i Adv- 7 -«. Oty Clerk. - ..^a :. iSi I "I

CHILDREN'S MASQUE FANCY DRESS GAHNIVAL , POPULAR CASINO CLUB, THE J SCENE OF GREAT THRONGS AND MANY ACTIVITIES • t You juxt cannot help (lancing at the i Casino Club when the music starts to play — the rhythm is Perfect and the , melodies are -the newest — combined | with a floor that is notably the f smoothest in Ocean City. There is littloj wonder that all the prettiest girls anil of course the boys, orHhfs : greatest resort flock there nightly. C. Ellwood Carpenter in his unpretentious way seems to know just what is needed, which is no doubt the reason for the great success of the Casino Club during the past twelve years. The older people arc always very ( much in evidence, and enjoy watch- I ing the dancers, and frequently in- j , dulging. On next Wednesday even- j r ing, July 12th, the children will have s their Annual Masquerade and Fancy Dress Carnival. On this night many " prizes will be awarded by popular vote. This affair is always eagerly j

- anticipated by Jhe large juvenile population of Ocean City. All children by the way, in costume arc admitted free • of charge anti besides are entitled to * participate in tha contest for prizes. Card parties are held for the ladies ■ every Thursday afternooi^ and the dub card party on Thursday evening. The children's dancing class meets • on Tuesday and-.Fridav morning and ' . (hey are taught clnssiclll, Russian hnl- ' let, and interpretive dancing, besides | the social dancing. The season tickets for couples as I well as the family are sold at -very moderate prices, and includes all that takes place at the Casino Club. ^ — S SENTINEL ADS BRING RESULTS

' Gutter and Spouting a Specialty Stoves Repaired and Stored Estimates Cheerfully Given ( >askill & Johnson Healing, Roofing and Sheet Metal Work Pipeless Furnaces y I 1 .. Bay Avenue Somen Point, N. J. r ■ Phone 10 1 )• j ' — I j

Lots forjshle ALL"I>T0"'I<A"E $350 to $1800 SEE 1IARON 412 ELEVENTH STREET ; WE HAVE SIX NEW DOUBLE OVEN Vulcan Gas Ranges «j with one Giant and Small Cooking Burners with " Simmerer attached, that we will dispose of at the Special Price of *38.00 j Delivered Z | CAJI BE SEEN AT OUR SHOW ROOM 839 Asbury Avenue \ City Gas Light Co.

■ — - — — — — i A Dependable, Safe * Milk Supply Pure milk, full of Jiealthful nourishment and guarded by 'every known device and precaution to kwp it just'as it should be — ;* that is "A" Milk supplied by Abbotts to Ocean City every day. Every mother will be glad to know of this milk supply, for the children musts Jhave plenty of milk, an dit must be the best £ Abbotts Dairies are famed for their modern efficiency in supplying the kind of milk that is needed for vacation health-keeping and * health-building. Let .Abbotts serve you with "A" Milk while you're in Ocean City • M | . • f Phone, Bell 5 A3BOTTS ALDERNEY DAIRIES, INC £ "Mitt mppuen to critical hmyn" PhiLde'phm Atlantic City PLtuutrille Ocoon City Wild wood] \ Abbotts : A Milk k. i i m .

CHMMERI I \l. SlTCmsES^ ^ . | Rack of the great commercial ' successes of today are p I : • p sttmly-jnimleal men who willl to accomplish, and then con- E h tfnu* steadfastly on to achievement. I The sen-ice of the First National Bank has been very S . | helpful to many, and we invite you also to make use of it. B S First National Bank 1 | OCEAN CITY. X.J. JL

Bell Phone, 1 86-J Furniture Stored /ReupholsterLig D5Tiu» tc 'Window Shades ESTIMATE i. FOR YOU /Awnings and 'House Furnishings Our PMC«« are LovM powlble eonalsleul with (Jood Work Beat Material Lawrence H. Lear 654 Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N. J.

Surf Laundry 929 Ocean Ave., Ocean City, N. J. Phone 675 Our modern equipment together with improved methods enables us to render an unusually quick service. Rates very attractive. New Management - JOS. SHELTON CO. Prop.

HURLEY-JONES CO. MaUrao-oa"' j olTstovo. I KecorO# Ulonkeu I BoaS?*8'**1 B,,,* MM-aaalu" IWrpaU | Glial r* Frl-Tex Ku«" Lamp* | l.lnniauin HURLEY-JONES CO. WALTCR n. CHATTIN A SON. MOM. 1116 ASBURY AVE.

MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE ' No waiting for two weeks to- know if you can get it; we can tell at once. Bargains in Bay and Ocean front properties. Choice cottages for sale. AlffoToTS for investment and for improvement — the gjioice of Ocean City. Apply to J. M. CHESTER & CO. * Ocean City, N. J. All business transacted through thi« office is in accordance with the following slogan "This office does and maintains strictly a brokerage business and is in no way interested in personal speculation." Results: A sale completed on the above principal profits both Seller and Buyer. Write for listings and maks your headquarter* with Clayton Haines Brick— REALTOR 411 EIGHTH ST. OCEAN CITY, N. J. Ewing T. Corson REALTOR TB7 ABMURV AVI. OCEAN CITY. N. aJ .

E. A. CORSON General Contractor 737 Asbury Avenue ' OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY , ROADS. SEWERS, BRIDGES, BULKHEADS Edgar T. Berger Real Estate In 31st St. Section of Ocean Glty Fine Cottages for Sale or I can Rent you most any Rent TJ^ Cottage in our District Lots Sold on Terms

Dont let the spring find you ( f J/ sy it* a leaky roof. Thunder JBfa/ / / storms are coming and a leaky r'S w"' ** *pt to result in tPl?* JW 'yy- — considerable damage. 1 Chimney* that leak should A ( f I ^ 'o0'te<, after and made - . 1 | watertight. Smokey chimneys ; / V Tin roof* are fire-proof. LalllMA \ A" kind* of stove and heater ^^IIKWy fl t \ remtir*, stove and heater pipes. J\\7 I | I Tin, slate and slag rooftop. ^P7*)W_ \ SMITH -« / / V t i 309 ' 'street Phun* 3-41-W All Kinds of Quttera

BrtciAuziita in pnorcmty north or Simth B. F. GOETZ REAL ESTATE AGENCY FOURTH ST. AND ATLANTIC AVE. OCEAN CITY, N. J. RHONCS: rentals office, 239- J sales Residence. 292- M Building Lots BEACH front aar off at fourth strrmt I -