m*** ■ ■ ~ i TWQ OCEAN CITY SENTINEL, OCEAN CITY. N. J., THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1922

TWENTY JRS AGO " It would appear that Ocean Cit has ever been partial to patriotic celt b rations, on the Fourth of July, an that there has always been a sor of conventional order of festivities. Twe»ty years ago a very ereditabl program of events wan arranged bearing in mind the sire and the popu lotion of the community. m The sponsoring organization thi: year was the Ocean City Kiwani; Club. TwetOi wars ago the K's slil ' had it, the^inoriBg spirits In the celebrations ami particularly in the preliminary arrangements, being the Kalmia Trilie of the Red Men. — 3^ie partriotic rally was held in th« - Auditorium. The exercises were conducted by President Lake, while a Dr. Hnrtine conducted the devotional part. The orator of the occasion was the Hon. J. W. Newlin of Millville, an Kx-State Senator, and a public man of considerable confidence. Mr. Newlin is reported to have delivered a very instructive and interesting address, in which he "traced the growth of the United States, from the humble birth of thirteen struggling colonies, to the commanding position it now holds in the forefront of the great nations of the earth." A serie* of sport events followed, which ended in what was,^in those very' primitive days, considered the ne plus ultra of sport, the climbing of a greasy pole. Another feature of the fourth of July celebrations twenty yeirs ago, worthy of mention was the presentation of a flag and flagpole to the city, ' through the joint generosityof four friendly societies; the Knights of Ppthias, the Junior Order of American Mechanics, the Patriotic Order of the Sons of America, and the Daughters of America. The pole, measuring 87 feet high, wis erected on the lawn adjoining the fire house, at Ninth Street and Asbury Avenue, surmounted by a: beautiful flag, measuring 20x40 feet - *"x The flagraising exercises were of, — an elaborate order, carried out with V all befitting . dignity and ceremonialism. Mr. William Lake was deputed to make the presentation. In the course of his oration, Mr. Lake reviewed in . brief, the circumstances surrounding the making of the flag. He spoke of the action of Congress appointing George Washington, to decide the colors, and their arrangement in the ensign of the nation. Mayor Champion in behalf of the city, had the pleasant duty of receiving and acknowledging the gift. Of course the day's festivities ended logically in a fireworks display. Through the efforts of CapL Scull, the sum of $75 was raised by popular j subcription for the purpose. Announcement is made twentyyears ago that R. B. Stites, who had | recently retired from the lumlyr business, was building "one of the most beautiful and commodious boat houses along the bay." The house was to be of colonial style, and of somewhat unusual plan. The first story was to 1* fitted up with all the paraphernalia of a boat house. The second and third stories, were to contain a suite of commodious rooms .equipped with all modern conveniences of a home. Twenty years ago, Ocean City experienced a mild sensation, when two, young men attempted to stem the fierce current, that swept around the wrecked Sindia, and affect a landing. The wreckers who were engaged in . removing the cargo, warned them of the hazard attending the feat, apart from the fact that no person was allowed to board the wreck. The swimmers however, paid no attention, and finally reached the hull in an exhausted condition. The foreman in charge of the wrecking gang, warned them against attempting to swim hack, explaining they could return in a little time, in the surf boat which would convey the wreckers to shore. The daring men, however, plunged into the sea, hut had it not been for the Knocking crew, and the assistance rendered them, the two would ' no doubt have perished. Only with difficulty and after heroic efforts were they saved. In the column luteal Happenings, twenty years ago; we find that the Rev. John H. Boswell, pastor of the _ First M. K. Church, was the Fourth of July orator for Diving Creek. That C. Howard Cchermerhorn and family, of Philadelphia, were at their cottage. 1237 Central Avenue for the Wummfr. That Thomas R. Fort," of the T. W. Price Companh, Philadelphia, had taken a cottage on "Wesley Avenue, for the summer. That the Rpworth league, of Camden .was planning an excursion to Ocean City. SENTINEL ADS BRING RESULTS FOR RENT-$254)0 GARAGE oTbOATHOUSE Pleasure Ave., iu. m u* m s<.C. V. SOOT, Brifkt. Had k-j

I 1 j PERSONAL -i'y i ! tie- < sml Among recent arrivals in Ocean ^ City, is Miss Harriet A. I-ehmanr of K Philadelphia., ible. Miss lyhmnn has summered in „ ;cd, OcCGn City for many years,- and is )( pu- one of the most popular among the a ladies of our summer colony. This his; year, Miss I<ehman is registered at ; nisi the Oxford for the season. ,j I Miss Mary Anderson has arrived at 210 Ocean Avenue, for the season. l( ^ : W. M. Taylor and family, of Phila- i delphia, are at their cottage, 1846 ^ Central Avenue, for the season. \i )n. i John Booth and family, of Philadel- J a phla. are atYhcih summer home. 1151 ial Asbury Avenue, for the season. j j> Miss A. Gee, of Philadelphia, lias'ei he arrived in the city for the season, domiciled at 210 Ocean Avenue. a; II. L. Buck and family, of Philadel- ci phia, are at their cottage, 834 Sixth lo* Street for the summer. p; !r" C. J. Deiroth and family, of Phila- j I: **' ' delphia. are enjoying the summer at ,m the Bellevue Hotel. o| * " Finery "V. Marvel and family, of si " Philadelphia, are at their resilience, a| ° 837 Brighton/f'lace for the season. ^ W. H. Wilker and family, of Phil- H adelphia, are at their cottage, 831 Sec- i|; ond Strebt. for the season George A. Hays and family, of Phil- ^ adelphia. have o pencil their cottage, j|. of 981 Asbury Avenue, for the season, y ~~wT H. Coster and family, of Phila- D a" delphia, are down for the season, at E y> their cottage, 1534 Central Avenue. ar o{ C. L. Cadwallader and family, of . I Germantown, are here for the season, H ^ at 1030 Central Avenue. Mr. Cadwallder is one among the popular of sum- H mer residents, and an Ocean City = booster of the ""first water. h, J lg Among the recent visitor* to the „1 city, were A. J. Dunn, of Philadelphia. a Mr. Dunn, was accompanied by his ,t sister. jfj A celebrated artist, associated with j, several journals of international fame, j. Charles Michel) is heritor the season. Mr. Michell and family are located [u on Sixth Street. ie Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Greenwood, of! in ; Philatielphia, are here for the summer | g at their cottage, 1033 Wesley Ave. j W. J. Ferguson and family, of Phil- j m, adelphia, are at the Eureka Apart-J ' ments for the season. / j e- W. C. Mulford and family, of | Bridgeton, are comfortably domiciled

■ at their home, 8416 Central Avenue, ' li for the season. * C .D. Hitx and family, of Philadelphia, are in the city for the season n , at their cottage on Fifty-Seventh ti and Central Avenue. c, Rev. S. L. Gilberson und family, .of k Philadelphia, are at their summer F home, N4C Seco.nd Street for the sea- ; son. Rev. Gillierson is one of the c; pulpiteers in the^it.v of Phil- j adelphia. ' b William D. Gherky and family, of'ci Philadelphia, are at their cottage, a 1 1 104 Ocean Avenue, for the surampr. W. II. Coster and 'family, of Phila- a. delphia. are at rijeir summer cottage, q 1534 Central Avenhe, for the season. Stiflwell B. Smith and family, of c, have arrived at 822 St. Place for the season. William Mclaughlin ami family, of h; ' are romfaet^bly domicil- t A ' ed for the season, at 707 Fifth Street. ' 1~ G. Reeves and family, of Salem, ni ; are in the city for the season, at their ri cottage, 5226 Central Avenue. ni John Test and family, of Philadelare at their summer cottage, ' P 1205 West Avenue, for the season. , ,ti Mr. and Mrs. A. Churchman Baker, of Chester, are in the city for thc H settled in John J. Foster's ai apartments on Eighth Street. 5! Among lite guests at the Imperial Hotel, are Walter Mitcheuer and fam-tiy-flf Germantown. al Among the guests at the Rttlvuc are Joseph S. Shantz and fam- ■* Mr. and Mrs. George W. Jacobs, and Mrs. John M. Kttingcr, C. J. Deisroth anil family. Mr. and Mrs. ' B. McCowen, and Waltfr I.. Ford anjl-TMnily from Philadelphia. ' Among-^thc guests at the Oceanic are Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kilpatrick, of Philadelphia. At the Strand among the guests are FrankFIRE ESCAPES For all types of buildings^ — also — Repaired and Painted We Guarantee Approval of I .oral and State Authorities on all out Work. BUILDERS' IRON WORK WORTH & CO. 1611 Samson Street * PHILADELPHIA, PA. "Let Us Estimate"

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Miller and family, of Philadelphia. 1 and family, from Philadelphia. s Justice Ware, than whom there i> better known, ami more highly e.<- I teemed person in the city, was re- i" cently visited by Miss Gladys Sweeney Jessie Sweeney and Mr. Moon, F a Among the many visitors to the ' city during the Fourth of July, were f Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, Kane, of Over- . brook. Both are enraptured with the 5 city .and declare it compares favor- 1 ubly with the best resort on the roast. 5 William L. Uarrety ami family, are ^ at their cottage on Second Street ami Avenue, for the seasoa. Among the recent, guests at the Bis- ' cayno. are Mr. and Mrs. Beauchamp, of Philadelphia. i Mrs. HJ E. Park, of Philadelphia, opened her cottage. 5715 Asbury^ , for the season. | h James Dyke and family, old sumresidents of Ocean City, have ar- 11 and are at their cottage. Sunset'1' and Bay Avenue, frr the season. Frank Nunan, prominent -mong. realtors, is at his cot- i itagc, 811 Park Place, for the summer. Among the visitors at the Arlington are Mr. ami Mrs. David Lyons,and daughter Miss Rose, and Mr. ami ; John L. Green, all of Philadelphia. Among the guests at the St. George D. M. Yocum ami family, of Ridley Park. Mr. Yocum is a son of Prof. YOU PAY NO MORE for the sen-ice of the Corporate Executor than you do for t^at of the individual Executor — the .fees are fixed by law. j Appoint the Ocean CityTitle & Trust Co., as your* Executor — and your estate has thf service of trained ' specialists. Consult us freely. = !' OCEAN CITY TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY Ocean City, N. J. i ('

. of the University of Pennsylvania. A welV know n summer resident, p/kile, of Philadelphia, has -.arrived ' Among the guests at-the Traymore are Morris I» Potts, secretary of the Philadelphia Engineers Club. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Schauffler and arc also at the Traymore. Justjce Ware recently enteitained Edward Hiimbf ami baby. Mr. holds an important position in Millville as assistant supervisor' for . West Jersey and Seashore Railroad Company. Mr. and Mrs. William -O. DeCoursey, ! are visiting Vice- Commodore John iFL, " ; Kite and family, at their Ocean Ave.!' residence. Dr-jLuther De Yeo?Npf Trinity vJ utheran Church, Germantown, is at his summer home, on Twelfth Street, i Franklin Spiesc of Philadelphia, is at his cottage. 811 Third Street, for . | the season. BRACEBRIDGE HALL 624 Wetley Ave. i_ OuM Citr, N. j. Rooms ANNA E. BRACE ~1 =y==; TO THE PUBLIC Moncrief & Sons 1214 Bay Avenue, Ocean City ,N. J# \ * Supply Daily FRESH FISH OYSTERS CLAMS CRABS and CRAB MEAT Call 603-J and give your orders ! Prompt Service |l. Leslie HeaaJey Co. Incorporated j ARCHITECTUAL SERVICE! Builder* j 5*15 EIGHTH STREET (Eighth and Wesley ave.) Ocean Ctly, N. J. | Designer and builder of Artistic ! i Bungalows, Convenient, Cottages, ' Up-to-date Apartments, Modern Hotels.

Phone 229-J Estimates Furnished wm. t. taylor PAPER HANGER i 912 Central avenne Ocean City, N. J. i r Cape May County Title and Trust Co. Smart, a I mg it, gtml En tic mm 4 Srtnrh Cm. Cape May Court House, N. J. Acts as Executor anil in a Fiduciary Capacity TITLE INSURANCE Searches Briefs of Title Conveyancing '» J A /A ■ FITHIAN • /A p 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 desi cription in the various stages of construction. 0. J. HAMMELL CO. fuasantville, n. j. camden, n. j. . MBMOKIAI. CHAFTS11BN ron MOIBC THAN 10 VEAHS

The Ocean City Building and lioan Association meets on the SEOONP SATURDAY of every I month at 108 F.ighth Street. Have ' you secured any of the FULL PAID stock hearing interest at the rate of 6 per cent, per annum? See R. Howard Thorn, the Secre- | tary, who will explain. Adv. ADA KRTISUMLNTS ACCEPTED Ear All Philadelphia Papers At Standard Rates F. LERpV -HP WE AdVertiaing Massey and Edwards Building Telephone 4601 — FRESH FISH , FOR SALE EVERY DAY 9th and Bay Ave. Ocean City, N. J. 9 Sandwiches Home Made Pies Soft Drinks Home Cooking Moderate Prices the model LIGHT LUNCH . John W. Sperxel, Prop. 710 Asbury Avenue " Ocean City, N. J. o lee Cream Cigars b, BRECKLEY'S I HOUSE AND S/e/V eAINTEItr CLINTON L. anCCKLeY, PR«1» Ready Mixed Paint*. Lead *■■* Oil 920 and 922 Asbury avenin. Phone, las- W GOOD ADVICE o Do not bnild until yon talk the matter over with us. L. LESLIE HEADLEY CO, Inc. L 515 Eighth Street. - " z~k y HALCYON HALL 1X16 We*ley ave. Ocean Gty New Jersey Newly furnished rooms; running >> water in each room: j • Three minutes from the Beach Mrs. Francis D. Maxwell i ; .. the darlington 1126 Central-Avenue Open May 18 for the Season 1922 j Dining room enlarged: running water I in rooms. • Rates F'urnished upon Applieotion ( c MRS. SAMUEL DARLINGTON MRS. J. P. CARTER roxborough house j 710 9th Street d OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY Open All the Year. Rooms by Day or Week. Special Ratea for May and June. MRS. S. HENDREN 1 the melrose NOW OPEN For the Season 1922 JOHN U VAN TINE, Prop. 14th Street and Asbury Avenne OCEAN CITY. N. J. GANDY COTTAGE 813 Central Avenue Ocean City New Jtr*c} Xlas. I. rnt* Oa*dt. Prop. 1 J Prescott Cadman, Jr. Estate of Mark Lake funeral Director 809 Central Avenue Ocean City New Jersey HEiDLKY dk ADAH! " Roadine Con! Also Klodlins Wood by borr*! *r cord UM coal on II,* market. TO lb*, t* Now is the Time to Plant Privet Hedge Thomas J. Thorn florist 1128 Bay Avenue Ocean CUy New. Jersey

I MIDSUMMER CATALOG I I Wm. Hsnry Maide. lac. ■ zirtAnhSiram PblUd^phU, P*. niDNAL WILLITS P. HAINES, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Office Houra Diseases of Eye, 9 A.M. to I -P.M. i10" »nd Throat Phbne 290 Glasses fitted Cor. Wesley Ave. and 9th St. H**r*-v u, 11 a. M.> tteir. m. ALLEN CORSON. M. D. 824 Wesley Avenne Ocean City New Jersey fjKRSCHItt. PETTIT. M. D 807 Wesley Avenue OCEAN CITY, N. J. OBrt Unn: S t* II a. M. 1 M S P. M. W«l. *nd 8r«.. » Id II A. K, onl, Bell Pbon. 171 John H. Whiticar, M. D. 717 Weslev avenue ocean citv. N. J. UBm Hour*. Oct* n c-lr PrMmy. Hatorday, '( 1 S0-&S0 p. m. DR. CHAS. H. VAIL Osteopathic Physician Ulir Offlc* PhlladdlDbla- offlrd Hh A Ca jural IIU Rddl butt fru.t Bid* I7S-W Phona. Walaot UN DENTIST DR. WILSON Y. CHRISTIAN 809 Central avenne. Ocean City, N. J. Phone 152 Ex-ray Diagnosis Nitrous Oxide Administered CENTRAL PHARMACY Eighth st. and Wesley ave. Phone 245 Thortiley Hughes, P. D. Pharmacist in Charge | Arroa.iE v»- Ai-i.i w. Harcourt & Steelman LAW offices I '• *■ *• ' *• *• * ANDREW C BQSWECt Law Offices Master In Chancery VIRIAN B. SMITH architect 64S Quaranlaa Trual Bulldln* Atlanb^Clty. N. J. engineers Wm. H. Collisson. Ir. Civil Eaeineer and Surveyor I i Lit j Knclnaar. Oman Lit . M. J. ' asgus s. wade Architect Bourse Building OCEAN CITY, N. J. . 1 Telephone 128 KIETH HALL 913-915 Wesley Avenne Will Open April 15th, 1922 Special Rates Address JOS. C. RAMSEY as sbovi .

Central Real Estate Co. 608 Eighth Street, Ocean City, N. J. LIST YOUR PROPERTIKS WITH US Our courteous efficient methods will bring results. We need houses with 6-8-10 bedrooms. What have yon? Want to sell yonr business? We can handle it. J. R. JONES SENTINEL ADS BRING SATISFACTORY RESULTS A