1 SIX • ^ OCEAN CITY SENTINEL, OCEAN CITY, N. J., THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1922 .

OCEAN FRONT HOTEL TEAM ORGANIZATION RUDY FOR CAMPAIGN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES ARE PERFECTING PLAN* FOR ^ FINANCE DRIVE The work of organizing Ocean City for the hotel campaign is well under way. The Executive Committee has ' ' been completed, the Advisory Committee is being formed, the four division chairmen have been selected and ' the sixteen captains for the team- ' which will work during the week of the intensive drive have l>ccn signed ' up. In their first meeting, held Tuesday evening, the division chairmen and 1 team captainp of the -organization made definite progress in the comple- ' tion of the organization. , At this meeting, the sixteen cap- 1 tains selected name- of prospective < team workers upon whom no littla J responsibility will rest, for in a large - measure it will be through the efforts : of the team workers thai Ocean City ' will secure at modern Ocean Front I Hotel which has beep talked of so . long. A | Each of these sixteen team captatns is going to have nine additional mem-jl l>ers on hi- team. These team work- | ers will present one of the finest working bodies that hxs ever participated in any Ocean City enterprise. » The campaign organization to date is as follows: Mr. William E Massev., General Chairman, with his Executive Committee, and the Citizen's Committee, which consists of the following: Division "A", A. R. Fogg, Chairman; Team 1. R. W. Edwards, Captain; Team 2, Charles C. Read, Captain; Team 3, C. Homer Shoemaker, Captain; Team -I, Floyd C. Simms, Captain. Division "B", Harry Headley, Chairman; Team 5, B. B. Cree, Captain; Team f>. Win. E Masscy, Jr., Captain; Team T, Thos. W. Mould, Captain; Team 8, Frank Shellenberger. Chairman; Team 9, John E. Fite, Jr., Captain: Team 10, Paul Lamorelle, Captain; T«m 11, John M. Simon, Captain; Team 12, Captain. Division "D", E. M. Sutton, Chairman; Team IS, Harry Ellis, Captain'; Team 14, Elmer J. Pearl, Captain; Team 15, Joseph Shelton, Captain; Team 16, Captain. It is expected that these captains | will secure the needed number of active campaign workers for their teams in ample time to dispose of the stock during the week of August 1 to 8. The Executive Committee meets this evening at JL30 to organize the work of getting the large subscriptions. H. C. McCauley of Philadelphia, a representative of the Goodrich Tire ; Co., ia enjoying a short vacation at St. George. Mrs. Anna F. Bourgeois, of this resort has been entertaining her sister, Mrs. Ella A. High, of Tioga/

NOTED ATHLETE ENTERTAINED BY JUDGE BON NOVELL II VETERAN STRIKE VISITS THfs | RESORT— HOLDS WORLD'S RECORD „ A very notable athlete spent the ' week-end as tiV-guo-t of Judge and Mrs. Eugene C. Bpmiiwen fit their cottage in the person of John J. Doyle, who as stroke of the. West Philadelphia Senior Eight drove that crew to ,■ their first Peoples' Regatta victaiy in r seventeen years, on July 4th at Praia- i , lielphia, and in so doing lowered the i . w orld's record for i mile and a quarter , . from six minutes and twenty-two secj onds to six minutes and twelve secs onds. Mr. Dovle rowed No. T on the , r University of Pennsylvania Freshman" | I Crew, which on May 30th, was beaten , by the Navy by less than two feet. , I BAYSIDE CIVIC ASSOCIATION , .1 The Bajside Civic -Association will , . hold a meeting on Monday July 24 at t the Germantown Boys' Club, 15th and . Pleasure Avenues at 2 o'clock. Resi- ( . dents of this section arc urged to at- < , tend as matters of great importance , to householders are to he discussed , , . and everyone is invited. Join now so . may have a voice in voting and , participating in coming events. . i ;| HAVE YOU HIitJN | ! I THE NEW I I# CHANDLER I SCX 9 BI8HCTHI)? I ( I If you haven't ' " ac wise in time • See the Split Motor and Chassis — making visible all parts — while here and you'll know why we call it — ( "THE MARVEL CAR" i EARL L FARR CO. 2138 Atlantic Avenue Atlantic City, N. J.

Vacation Times are JollyWhen the Health is Right Keep it right with Nature's own tonic and body-builder— milk. But be sure th#nilk you get is PURE and of UNIFORM NOURISHING CONTENT. Abbotts "A" Milk is famed for its dependaand pleasure out of your holidays."' bility on these two points. And here in Ocean City you can get Abbotts "A" Milk fresh every day. Let Abbotts serve you while you are here, and get the real benefit Phone, Bell 5 # Abbotts alderney dairies, inc. Philadelphia Atlantic City Plcauntville Ocean City Wddwood A Us mz A Milk 4 I lac:.-- •

MANAGER GHADWICK - ANNOUNCES SCHEDULE s OF INTERESTING TILTS <• ENTERPRISING FREEHOLDER IS DETERMINED LOCAL BOYS "SHALL J*HY BALI. 1 Manager Chadfiick is, determined ■ - that local baSeMll^fanji and players, - .'.hall not lie denied opportunity to dinr play their enthu&iasin mid -kill. At the persistent solicitations of a • '.Hist of enthusiasts, who itcsire to wit- ; iTeS^focal hurlers on the diamond, he f*ha- -ecu red an admirable park, and 1 Looked it. schedule of very interesting . The local loam. fill travel to Atlantic City, Wednesday, and test their 1 skill against the Jeffrie Athletic Asso- ■ ciation. 1 Thursday evening, they are liooked ' fur a tilt in the soft grey twilight, at Cap# May Court House. ' Saturday after July 22nd, the new 1 grounds at Sixth Street and Atlantic 1 Avenue, will be opened with all proper ceremonials. A spectacular game will . : staged lietween the local nine, ami the Atlantic City Giants, at-3:30 P. M. I This will unquestionably prove to he one of the greatest events of the haseI ball season. | It is proposed to stage a game on the grounds every Wednesday am! Saturday afternoon during the months of July and August. The best teams avuilahlc will be secured, and a sterling brand of baseball is promised The local tossers gave a fine remlering of Themselves during the early part of the (season, and number in their ranks some ^fleadly hitters with the wooden crowMr. and Mrs. Roliort F. .Crissy, of Philadelphia, entertained Mr. and Mrs. Hazlctt, of Overbrook, Pa. over the week-end at their apartments. 1625 Asbury Ave. |, ' .

DARBY AGENCY STILL I E REPORTS EXTENSIVE 5 SALES OF PROPERTY t S ly'Pt'l-AR REALTORS ANNOUNCE THAT BUSINESS STILL 0 BOOMING r ' ■ h ,1 . The popular finrt of Realtors known tl collectively as the Frank E. Darby u Agency . are still making hay while L the sun shines. tl a- Entei prise is Frank K. Darby's I middle name, and the firm are Ocean fi e'City Boosters of the first calibre. n ,1 S.iuare-dcalm'g. courtesy, and relip ability, have won for the establish- ti ment a large.clientilc, who impose ab- C h I solute faith in their judgement. p r Among very recent sales, they re- n „ port the following: fi 1256 Asbury Avenue, account of!* d! Lewis I!. Walton, of Andalusia, Pcnn- , K t svlvania, to • Dr. William T. Pratt, 1 « dental surgeon of Fox Chase, v 805 First Street. account of George! a c II. Scarlet, to William MacAdcfi, of tl r Philadelphia. n II 21 West Fourteenth Street, account G ,j of Joseph Morgan Woodbury, to Eam- |_ fist Dyke, of Philadelphia. h r Two lots corner of Twenty-Second i e Street, and tj>dtrar~A venue, account j h of Hannah JHitcheil, to Hellen M. |i, „ Feighan. \ I v ,1 Corner property. Sixteenth Street 1 , s and Central Avenue, account of Wil- , = lard M. Riley, to W. P. Heppe, sec re- j Ktary of the North Western Trust Com- j _ pnnv, Philadel phia. * o * SENTINEL ADS BRING RESULTS Are you seeking a higher understanding of Truth > [ Read "The Plain Talk Series" By W. W. WALTER Top Hoc -705 'Moorlyn Terrace

Christian Science Services ' Wi,i„b?hehe,d CASINO CLUB ROOM BOARDWALK and MOORLYN TERRACE Every SUNDAY MORNING during the Season %lraoa The Public Is Coe-cllully Invited to Attend CHAS. D. SAMPSON Stoves, Hardware, Oils, Roofing 408-10 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY. N. J. j M ' l \ I resaio value oTaaj — > #w || Unequaled in Value | W 1 Equipped with Electric Starting | and Lif ting System, demount- B abte rims, extra rim and nonskid tires all around — the Ford Sedan at $645 is the greatest motor car value ever produced HI — an enclosed car of txaafiHl, convenience and beauty. -Reasonably prompt delivery. Terms ff desired. Bj EDWARD G. KURTZ Authorized Ford Dealer

GREAT TIME COMING FOR COLORED FOLKS ; REV. W. JOHNSON, FAMOUS PUL- j PIT ORATOR AT SHILOH i BAPTIST CHUR0H Colored folks are proverbially fond of gooil preaching, and have a warm ' regard in their heart- for a real ora- ■ The enterprising congregation of Shiloh Baptist Church, and their gifted ami devoted pastor, Rev. Grant have the services of the Rey. "W. Johnson. Pastor of St. J /Baptist Church, Philadelphia, i for a special sen-ice to be held Weil- 1 nesday evening, July 26th. Dr. Johnson needs no introductio 1 . to the colored population of Ocean City. His fame as aiv-ormloi , and a J preacher of exceptional power, is i national. A scholarly thinker, a faith- 1 expounder of the scripture-, witty, 1 with a wonderful flow of eloquence, Johnson attracts large audiences t -wherever he appears. '■ 't The congregation of Shiloh Church are , to t>e congratulated, upon having I regular ministry of a man of the [ mental and normal calibre, of Rev. Harris at their service. His devotion to duty is untiring, and ; pulpit ministrations always interesting and instructive. A great work been accomplished, and rich promIvory manifest.

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Our Wall Paper i.; ;; veritable find. . We aim to v pie:. -e the particular. Jy-t come "/ down anil inspect our numerous deuei'.s. If you are critical it may • ike vou a long) time-to decide— llicre^hre so many patterns to Ndumsp from — but the point is that you can l«o suited exactly right and nt prices that will appeal to you. ALFRED R. SMITH 1048 Asbury Ave. Ocean City New Jersey BUNGALOW FOR SALE New Furnished Bungalow / Five room sad b»lh. ElttAricfly and APPLY OWNER ON PREMISES 3421 Asbury Ave., Ocean Gty, N.fJ. William H. Oldfield ;j Interior Tile Work | 912. Central Avenue OCEAN CITY, N. J. Estimates Furnished Phone, 229-J tltwiUoa JobUsg BUMBERT 0. PONTIERE BUILDER Ttalh rtt.,1 OCEAN CITT. I. J. L. Lesle HeadleyCo. BUILDER5 Architectural Service 515 EiahTH STREET Ocean City, N. J. Designer and Builder of Artistic Bungalows, Convenient Cottages, Up-to-Date Apartments, Modern Hotels. Willard S. Steelman Contractor and Builder JOBB1 NG BOAT WORK 1100 Bay Avenue OCEAN CITY, N. J. Theo.F.hildreth ^ Electrical Contractor Jobbing Work a Specialty Office: 1032 Central Avenue Geo. W. Harris CONTRACTOR. BUILDER AND JOBBING No. 13 W. Fourteenth Street Ocean City, N. J. Bell Phone, 424-J : Plmn^Free. Bungalows a Specialty Compensation Insurance Carried 831 ASBURY AVENUE Delicatessen Fancy Groceries Fruits and Vegetables New Orlesns Molssses William T. Carwithen Phone S5-J Wm. H. Powell General Contractor Grading and Street Bulidtng Thirty-fourth st. and West svs. OCEAN CITY. N.-J. KesMsacs: J<0J Cestrsl Avsees Bell Phone Plans and Estimates Furnished All Work Guaranteed LEWIS COSSABOON Contractor and Builder - ♦ ~ 226 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY Phone 661 -J