'■ ' ■ J w . OCEAN CITY SENTINEL, OCEAN CITY, Nt J, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1922 FIVfc i

CITY COMMISSIONERS STILL COMMENDED ON SUNOAYOBSERVANCE TWO MORK PUBLIC BODIES ^INDORSE ACTION OF CITY SOLONS "

"l (,IF" Every day should convince the" Boardwalk merchants they arc run- j ning full tilt against the consensus i of public opinion in Ocean City, rel- j ative to th6 question of Sunday; trailing, in the agitation they are. fomenting by their refusal to recognize and respect the city laws, • appertaining to the matter. | On the other hand, the city au- | | thorities have the satisfaction of, knowing atf overwhelming majority \ j of tho, citizens of the municipality ■ .lea i ll I phalanx of •oi|ip<« 1*. ! hind them. it is not frequently that public ' officials can lie certain they are pleasing the public they sc/.-e, which distinctly and emphatically 1 c , demonstrates to all and sundry, j 1 1 that the people of Ocean City are;' , in no -doubt concerning theirview, | anent the problem of Sundav ob- 1 " servanee. ■ The spirit of the city is 'dead 1 set against Sunday trading. The c ^city was founded, and in the main 1 i- peopled and supported by those who came here to escape the open v Sunday. o Nearly every public and civic 'i organization in tho city has gone « on record, loudly commending the » city autlinrities u|>on the stand 1 tltey have adopted. At tR> regular meeting of the 1 s Board of City Commissioners, held I r on Monday at the City Hall, two s communications were read, bpth '■ from organizations of first rank!" and influence in the civic life of!" the community, joining in the uni- |P versal chorus of approbation. 1 The first communication read 1 ' was from the CImmhcr of Com- 11 merer. At the last meeting of that | ' body held in the Ocean City Yacht j P Club, the company present express- ,r ed their approval of the City Com- l* missioncrs, with an unanimous vote; and instructed the secretary o: to convey the sentiments of the a. meeting to Mayor Joseph G. ci Champion. nThe sccgnii. letter came from the if. Ocean City Tahernacle Association, vl unquestionably the oldest orgayiza- hi tion in the city, and perhaps the oldest of its kind in the State. tl The letter o^nl as follows: si To His Honor, tylayor Champion, ' 01 and his officers: We ,thc members of the Ocean City Tabernacle Association and dt the larfce congregation of visiting ei strangers, assembled in the Audi- ! P' torium yesterilay, with entire unanimity, by request of the of- ar firiating clergyman, the Rev. Cary Bi S. Thomas, pastor of the Belmont cii Baptist Church of Philadelphia, are communicating to you their i Al

S, mos^ hearty commendation your ; stremiout and well-directed efforts M1 to preserve _ to the God-loving : people of Ocean City their legal and God-given rights to one day of E sanctity and quiet, praying that you may prove more and mure successful each Sabbath unto the end of the season. S JAMES E. LAKE, President. II. Si BURKETT, Superintendent. _ Ocean City, N. J., Aug. C. 1022.; 1 Two' other communications were: " j read, anil placed on file, one again : "'front the Chamber oT Commerce, ■. " i advocating the erection at an early j y date, of a High School anil Edu- , Pj rational plant, "capable of coping ■ i with the giving need s of the city, : anil worthy of the city. , The need of a new High School - and facilities for the increasing re- 1 f quirements of the Staate Summer, ' | School, is unquestionable, i Several civic bodies have endors- j j ed the idea, since the Kiwanis Club J i went record to that effect at ! ; i a recent noon-day luncheon. — i i The erection of a suitable, edu- j' ' j cntiffnnl plant, will inevitably meet'1 j wiuLsomc opposition from the tax- j j It Rs^hereforc highly satisfac- 1 . tory, that vuriouX public bodies are 1 1 j interesting them selves in the mat- j 1 ter, for by so doing they will edu- 1 1 catc public sentiment up to th& i The fourth communication read j ' was from a member of the faculty of the Stat* Summer School, thanking Mayor', Champion, and his colin 'the administration, for . all the courtesy anil kindness shown . them during their stay in the city. i The meeting throughout, on ( was exceptional in many - respects, as was remarked. Not a ( single complaint was received by , I letter, or by a personal appearance , , at the session. Everything ran j smoothly on cushiomtires, and only , ' praises were heard. 1 , A fifth communication was read, \ the committee in charge of ; arrangements for .the Atlantic City Pageant, desiring to know what , ; patt the city would take in the ( , monster parade, scheduled for Sep- | 1 tcmbcr Tth. ' j Mayor Joseph G. Champion was,t of opinion the publicity would be advantageous to the city, and the j t should participate. Finally the j e matter was left hi the hands of the-. who intimated he would in- i) vite the co-operation of the Cham- i v l»,WCo.™™ , City Engineer Collisson reported j • all contracts were progressing j * satisfactorily, several of them j, nearing completion. j,| : jC Mr. and Mrs. Kellerman gave a j sailin* party on Monday : C evening. Twenty guests partici- j A pated in the moonlight sail. . Mrs. Kellerman is the energetic i b and enthusiastic secretary of the : r Bayside Civic Improvement Asso- , it elation. I si ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL "p

COMPACT TO BOOST s OCEAN CITY DOWN : IN ST PETERSBURG |t PROMINENT OFFICIAL OF CHAMBER OWFOMMERCE t. VISITS CITY 2.1 : rc 41 uite recently U. a. Lawrence, in : Jr., Vice-President of the Executive p, 'Board of the St. Petersburg Cham-, y her of Commerce, paid a visit to 1 i- Ocean City and called at the offices j g , of F. Leroy Howe, It transpired that the St. Peters- j I' burg Chamber of Commerce are carrying on an extensive scheme of enquiry and investigation for. the r | purpose of discovering a prosper"us resort in the East with which , they might enter into a reciprocity : I, campaign of advertising. t Mr. Lawrence gave unqualified j preference to Ocean City over all ; ' other resorts. Mr. Lawrence des1 1 covered in Ocean City, according 1 . j to his statement, a closer affinity i of espirit with St. Petersburg, a i . i closer resemblance in their general , | moral and social tone of the com- _ j munity, tlft&pn any other place on i . j the coas^. ] i j "You "-have precisely the same, j quality of people here as we havf," I is reported to have said. "Of all 1 , ; resorts in the East which I have ■ visited, Ocean City appeals to me \ most strongly. I find in Ocean . City, what we pride in most highly I St. Petersburg: a population j , ' composed of the good, solid j ; middle class, representing the high- , 1 est type of pure Americanism, j 1 is mi reason why the twoj' ■ cities should not co-operate V o J reciprocity plan of advertising for!' 1 tho equal benefit of both. j 1 As an outcome of the. visit, ar- ' ' rangements have been made be- i tween Mr. Lawrence and Mr. Howe, J > whereby both cities may be mutu- < j ally lienoflted. \ Mr. Howe, at his offices will have • ■ hand a large assortment of lit- i erature appertaining to St. Peters- * burg" for free distribution to all i persons who may be interested in [ , the Florida resort. i In like mtuiner, Mr. I-awrence * j will be kept supplied with all lit- J erature advertising Ocean City. ■ The arrangement includes that a , large sign will be placed on a con- 1 ■ venient place near the Boanlwalk, ■ ; proclaiming the more salient viri of St. Petersburg, with the added information that all enquirrelative to the city may be ad- , dressed to the secretary of theiu I Ocean City Chamber of Commerce. J A similar sign,- boosting. Ocean j will be erected on Central , | Avenue, St. Petersburg. The value of the scheme cannot : lightly' estimated. There is no 1 why Ocean City should not , a large dientile from that . : section of tWicountry. ' , Similar arrangements might be perfected with other cities of simi- E

, lar character, w hich wauhl prove ' profitable to all concerneils— The erection of the new Ocean U Front Hotel should prove an inn r active to greater publicity than Gthe city has so far attempted. During his visit to Ocean City, Mr. Lawrence is reported to have called upon Hulph Chester, C. H. p Kelk, and E. A. Corson, with whom he had previously made acquainti ancP- ( 0 . 1 ARRIVALS AT THE" c, COMMUNITY HOUSE ' e Among the late arrivuls at The i- 1 Community . House, 14th and Cen- ] 0 tral Ave., in' the past week were (. si Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bortre. Dr. ! K. Ar. Bortre, of Camden; Mr. and - j Mrs. Wm. L. Brous, Mr. Karl Huf e and family, Mr. Prank Sharp and ' f j family, Mr.- and Mrs. j. H. Wad- f f low and son, Mr. and Mrs. Fred ,s - G. Teal and son, Mr. Benjamin ii Phillips and family, Mr. and Mrs. ' ,• Wm. S. 11. Smith antl son, Mr. Warner Goheen and family, Mr. ( 1 j fumily.enr shrdl hrdlu cmwfyp pp I j and Mrs. P. Harry Squier and ; ■ . (Vmily, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. T.I I t O'Donn^P and son; Mrs. C. O'Don- ' " t nell, all of Philadelphia and vicin- 1 i >ty. I — I Among the guests »t the Ten i Eyeck-Lorraine is Miss Mary A. j of Philadelphia. . f ■ ORDINANCE No. 207 jj . ] AN ORDINANCE to »irrt, build .ml ' S 1 miwrwl ■ Mkmrdwslk on Thinconlh I J I l*nu thorvol, ! ; SSHis? . j 'lnn» nrrp«r,-d l.y ih* Cilr Eniiinivr wnd . | ■|((|Sw- Tli.l th# ™« and opw« rf, " ' cTrr^of | . h' "" i**u'nit of bond" p See. 3 That she eonMrueilng and build- , of aaid Boardwalk .hall V |( 1 furnlahln* of malarial wwured by aahl . • CUlUand that the^lajwr .h.ll^be by the ! b . Oily which nine, .hall be definite In _ amount and .hall l-e .igned by the Mayor 1 enue and Kinanee. and altr.le.1 by the City Clerk the rorporale aeal of aald City ahall he alilsad Oa arid BUM and there ahall ,1 ■ bsiS jsr-wsi; ] ; not eitwrdin* al* l*r centum per i Sec. t That the honda to be laaued hy w . aald CHy ahall be la.tard In .conformity i of tha lawa of the Slate of New Jcrecy ' neceaaary lor I™ iaauln* oT iqTld'X.'ndl provided hy law. Sec. t Thia ordinance ahall lake effect' , at the expiration of ten day. from He Commlaatonera. NOTICE Paaard on l« and 2nd reatlin* on Au*. | ItZZ. at^f1 p.f "m! mayT^h|0n«*n*U'time) i HARRY A. MORRIS. i^oJbtO^Jt City Clerk. | FOR SRLE Desirable Lot West Ave. below 16th, East Side — APPLY— A. SMITH, Colli ngtwood, N. J. |

PERSONALS Amqng the guests sumrfiering al i the Wllevue Hotel are W. H. Coupe. Jr.. and family, of Philadel- ' telFIER ADIIS. FOR SALE— -Dougherty Bake Oven, SO loaf capacity. Also Blptlgett Gas Oven, 30 loaf capacity. Apply Simm's Restaurant, Boartl- ; walk.— Adv. FOR SALE— Small Steam-Boiler Giant. About five horse. Good .condition. Apply jiimm's Restaurant, Boartlw-alk. — Adv. WANTED. — Reliable white wofor general outwork, 3 in family, reference- ai^ly 830 Sixth street- adv- , FOR RENT— Nicely furnished house from Octt- 1st to May lstf Inquire- Carls' Restaurant, 80S Ocean City, N. J. FOR SALE TWO SINGLE BED SPRINGS , , (1330 Wr.lr, Avr. I OCEAN CITY. N. J. OUR bread is honest thru and thru — honest, high charactered materials go into the making of it and each piece of dough that goes into a of bread is properly weighed it is temperatur^d. 'Try a loaf df it V Valet Electric Baking Co. 713 Asbury Ave. Phono 212- W b ,

„ FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST ATLANTIC CITY, N~. J. Free Lecture on Christian Science I- . — J s" BV y. X I- JOHN C. LATHROP, C. S. B. of Brookliac, Mui. — Mtmhri ol dw Roald of Lafhwwhip «f dw Mcdwl Church. "Thr Fin* Chwh of Cbri*. -r , Sommi. ■> Bom. Nlumdnann 11% MOORLYN THEATRE OCEAN CITY, N. J. Boardwalk and Moorlyn Terrace SUNDAY EVENING, AUGUST 20th, 1922 jj: AX S O'CLOCK 6 '■ The Public Im Cordially Invited To Attend * ^ j . j i; An Exceptional Opportunity 1 IB RANGE j you have wanted J I o I am carrying in stock the celebrated WINCROFT GAS h RANGE at prices that can't help but interest you. The above | a cut shows one of the popular models'selling at the exceptionally . j low price of — $40 ' lOWNSENDS LUMBER YARD □ / OCEAN CITY HJ- eight st. haven /we. SENTINEL ADS ARE MONEY SAVERS

Our Wall Paper id a Veritable find.' We aim t> please .the particular. Just com down and inspect our numerous de signs. If you ars critical it ma. take you a long Ume'to decidethere are so many patterns tchoose from — but the point \is tha you can be suited exactly right ami at prices that will appeal to yon. ALFRED R. SMITH 4048 Asbury Are. Ocean City New Jersey BUNGALOW FOR SAL" New Furnished Bungalow _ 1 Five loom* and bath. Eledncity aad («v APPLY OWNER ON PREMISES 3421 Asbury Are., Ocean City, N. J. William H. 01dfiel4| Interior Tile Work 912 Central Avenne j. / OCEAN aTY, N.J. £ ' i Estimates Famished j-. Phone, 228-J | ' Allintlen um> HUMBERT C. PONTIERi < BUILDER T*tt ttrMl OCEAI Cm. I. J- ' L.Lesle HeadleyCo. BUILDERS Arcbltectaral Service 515 EIGHTH STREET Ocean City, N. J. ocean city, N. J.

DON'T BE LOIN EL V JOIN THE CROWD WHO DAILY SMILE AS THEY "Twitch the Switch" for Silent Service and the "Matchless" Night Atlantic City Electric Company,

Designer and Builder of Artist I - Bungalows, Convenient Cottar. . Up-to-Date Apartments, Model""""' J Willard S. Steelaian Contractor and Builder JOBBING BOAT WORK 1100 jBay Avenue OCEAN CUT, N. J.

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■■ Harding T If pathway so often trod by {'resident * _/» , f JflS , Mlfi4' Wilson to receive the degree of \ HP Tl 1 I.L.D. st Princeton University, a vYl Boij recognition bestowed upon the head y| ■I . —1 as IS* ai MVyyAi* i VMDM ir the nation following tbe recent iNH ■ t uLTw W. .: of the Princeton Mem- - ■ r 1 ' oris) Battle Memorial. A-H I hv .11 U>d lh V wf. YondYful cathedrals of Europe were constructed k i, workers ol the church. L. D. Cornuclle. formerly f V, I I Lincinnati man, brnlt this elaborate edifice single-handed, filling the » --Uyim m' IB f - odfv°anyCfinUh,,|mfh0n ""J c."rPen,er He worked from a pencil Sketch Jliii ■ 1 I stMds ^t M H *"r J" * ye".and f'*ht months The church KjULh ^ \%J '* \ th"u*tl"to^ Cahfornia, and nestles in the foothills back of IHk II Europe Greets Former Pres. Taft J ■ | 1 The four horsemen arc the fields of-'the United | ij \ i* ^ 1- > .| States, the seeming unconcern for an early . _■ r f V mcnt of Death— those II families are , iwccn operators miners. Even Mine Workers was in Washington, of Labor later where forty were before , was shown .JHMBBL... a after had^beett ^ ; President refused to agree to plans profya$4,RK.FK>* dent Harding and Sccr«iaQ>.D8xU,ie..cad:(hc strike-' Q

AS TEDDY JR SEES IT Editor's Note: The recent triumph of progressive Republican candidates in various states and up»et of- other Old Guard leader! brought forth the following comment from Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.. Assistant ..Secretary of the Navy. when, approached by the Washington representative of this newspaper: I AM delighted with Gifford Pinchot s victory in Pennsylvania. It indicates a general trend toward progressive ideals. In this connection, however, it is necessary to bear in mind that since 1912 lines ate Marred coosideriUy on progressive policies I For example, a very large part of the 1912 progretaive platform has- already become the law of the land. In thia, woman suffrage is a specific incident. «w /€»X^V«*-<^L

«-nrw4.UIJ t«iM Theo.F.fiildretli Electrical Contractor Jobbing Work a Specialty Office: 1032 Central Avenue Geo. W. Harris CONTRACTOR. BUILDER AND JOBBING No. 13 W. Fourteen tli Street Ocean City, N. J. Bell Phone, '2! I Plans Free. Itengalnws a Spe. iaU / Compensation Insurance Ca-r-e.:' 831 ASBURY AVENUE Delicatessen Fancy Grocaries FrniU and VegetaMe* New Orleans ff ulnars William T. Carwitlien Phone 35-J Wm. H. Powell 1 General Contractor j Grading and Street Bliidi: e Thirty-tonrth St. and Wm OCEAN CITY. N. '■"Aat.t Mi CsnSral . . ■ i Plans and Ijuiasstea Fnrr -I 1 All Work Goaraateed LEWIS COSSABOt^X . Contractor aad BsUr ^A^RrTAvrnw. ! IW |