OCEAN CITY SENTINEL, OCEAN CITY, N. J, THURSDAY, AUGU9T%tv1922 FIY1>

first national 4 official staff at 1 mowrer's farm EI). VOSS DEMONSTRATES HIS , CANTALOUPE DEVOURING 1 GENU'S rSome hankers show a fondness i ' ,r music, others for poetry. Some are expert wood-carvers, and some 1 champion golfers, a A (eye are known as devoted to , the rod and reel, and one has been < hoard of who has a positive crav- : ing for chicken — feathered variety, i Ed. Voss excels over all, especially in novelty. Besides being a ! very proficient banker, he is said : to lie the champion cantaloupe demolisher, in every state in the I . Union, except Missouri — "where i they have to be shown." Hiram S._Mourer's farm at Beesley's Point, is showing the effect of Brother Voss' wonderful genius in this respect, in a very marked degree. East Friday morning, so the report is given, there were sufficient of the cantaloupe family, to fill a railroad oar. By night barely half a dozen remained. Ed Voss had been there. The same report states, that friend Voss is something of a connoisoeur in cantaloupes. He has highly cultured predilections; and none but the big and juicy ones, will appeal to his refined palate. It' appears that the official staff of the First National Bank were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Hiram S. Mowrer out qn the farm, an event which is looked forward to, with great anl-ci; ations. Mrs. Mowrer, it transpire', lias a positive genius for tempting the palates of her guests, a fact which the aforementioned staff have profited from upon previous occasions. This last visit to the farm, was in every respect fdeal. Abundance' was provided for the entertainment of their guests by the genial hosts, ami friend Voss, very kindly consented to demonstrate for their entertainment, his hatred and dislike for succulent cantaloupes. A FISHY SALUTE As the automobile parade bound for Atlantic City- wended its way across the part of the bridge span- j liing the rainbow channel, it was given a royal salute from a boat | on the bay, containing two devoted • Waltonians, Messrs Walter Simpson and W. Ward Beam. Ward Beam stood up in the borft, waving a four-pound floun- ; der. I^may be the two fishermen had chosen that peculiar form of salute with a symbolical meaning, to indicate whatever Ocean City undertook to do, it never flounders over the task. Be that as it may, both Messrs Simpson and Beam, state that the greetings they received fro mevery ear, as it passed over, was indicative of the true spirit of Ocean City- genial, hospitable, and, friendly in the highest degree. TO BUILD COMMUNITY IIOUSE The Woman's Committee of the South Ocean City Improvement Association has started to do excellent work under its new head — Miss Dorothy Morris. It is planning to build a Community House for the people of the south end. In three days two hundred and thirty dollars was pledged and a delegation interviewed the Mayor in regards to a lot. SOCIETY WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Barrel, of Ocean £ity and Philadelphia, desire to announce the marriage of their daughter, Caroline E-, to Mr. William 'H.Tott of Westmont, N.J. The ceremony was performed, July 22 1922. The young bride and groom are receiving the felicitations of their numerous friends, and many valuable tokens of deep and sincere esteem.

south ocean city I The Misses K nisei I are entertain- ) | ing Mr. and Mrs. John Hollopeter! I ] of Camden and Mr. and Mrs. Or-', j I ville Hollopeter of Weehawken. Miss Ruth Berrian of Brooklyn, j ^ I is visiting Miss Peggy Townsendlai * , at her home at 5529 Central Ave- ' v McVeigh injured p Mr. John F. McVeigh, a carpen-j ° ( ter and one of the best known eit- j ! izens of South Ocean City, met : with a serious accident while build- 1 P ing a porch for Mr. Collins. As 61 > Mr. McVeigh was descending from) i tho roof his ladder broke under j E - He felt it go and jumped i * . toward the soft sand. Mr. McVeigh j H - landed face downward and would i i been uninjured but that a ' P i saw-horse landed on his neck. j g Miracuously his neck was not fi b broken and he seems to be recover6 ing. j F 1 THRILLING RESCUE jfi Virginia Hagge and a friend al-iU ' most drowned -when swimming at! y the point beyond 69th Street. A p deep gully caused them to sudden- ! v • ly get beyond their depths and! ' they became frightened. Mr. L » George Peters was one of the first! ^ f to realize their danger so he ran j j, 'I onwards the Coast Guard Station.! As the soft sand soon tired him ! . t he sent another man the remainder I - of the distance. Meanwhile the < a 5 guard on duty had seen two men ( 'I exceedingly far out and the U S. y Coast Guards were getting the 0 boat out to go to these men T Mr. Fulmer- who was fishing in t e the surf, cast his line to one of the f n girls. She wrapped it around her I n wrist and so steadied hciself until i, the boat reached her. Guard Gas- r kel took the life buov and went for ^ s the other young lady. The men f were found to be safe but were j, brought back in the boat and the ' ■_ girls were brought to shore in good , condition. ' * IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION ' ., At the meeting of the South . Ocean City Improvement Associalion on Friday, AugyXt 19th, 1 twenty-six new members/ were re- ! e reported for the year. Mr. Datschcg reported that the bpshes had . been cleared away, giving a view | of the P. R. R. tracks at 51st Street, where the accident recently ] Uok place. y| The Woman's Commttiee sag- ; i gested the building of a Comniunw . ity House and a committee was ap- | '' pointed to look into the matter. j Mrs. McGlocklin, who has charge > of the 58th Street play-ground has done wonderful work. She ha3 ie collected all the money for the j equiqment, which by the way is ** | first class, and has thirty-five dol,f lars in -her treasury. *' As the reply from the Pennsyltyivania Railroad concerning warnrs ings at Crossings was not especy' tally favorable. It was decided to "' write to the State Railroad Com- ^ mission about the question. Mr. Patton closed the meeting by ie speaking of the success of the year *" in getting things done and of the cooperation which the City Government has given us in our endeavors to make this a better : place to live. I WATERMELLON PARTY _ A Watermellon Party was held . on the 58th Street play ground on Wednesday, August 19th. Sixty-! five children joined in a chorus of . . laughter, chatter and tears. The) time allotted for games was spent! In washing faces with watermellon , ° rind and the consequences werei that the kiddies enjoyed the party j Immensely but hated the soap and j 4, water which met them on their. ja' return home. Mr. and fers. F. A. Miller of j". Philadelphia, are happily located jj] and enjoying their vacation at the mI Bellvue Hotel. a- Mrs. A. D. Barrows of Gridgeds, ton- is a visitor to the city. Mrs. ep Barrows was formerly a resident of this resort. y| it

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Mrs. N. C. Ru lolph of Philadel- ( i i phia is meeting many friend* and . 1 I acquaintances in the city. . 1 Rev. and Mrs. Rowland J. Gar- j ! ber, and Mr. ami Mrs. William A. j j | spent the week end us gulst.-i < of Mr and Mir. Henry E. Bonnin, i 1 1601 Sixteenth Sheet. Mrs. M. Jamieson of Philadel- i 1 phia, is enjoying a few weeks va- I ' cation at the Normandie Hotel. : > j Howard Henderer of Wilmington | ' spent the week end with his j i wife and son, at the Scarborough : > i Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Craven, ofj will be among the . < guests at the Oceanic Hotel, for ujl Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Young, ol | i Street and Ocean Avenue- 1 1 j are entertaining G. W. Rinehart of ( | Ridley Park. Pv, formerly assoc- i Jated Ajth "The Follies." | Mr. and, Mra. H. R. Sc -tt of i j are spendin>.- a brief I ; vacation at the Atglen Hotel i Miss Wanamaker of the Scar- I I borough Hotel, was delighted ovet 1 ; week-end, by the visit of Harry j Boyle of Philadelphia. < Miss Esther Helttinger of iiead1 ing, Pa., is occupying her cottage ! ! at the Gardens. The guests at the Swarthmore 1 in dudw Miss Grace Kephart of Philadelphia. Mrs. C. U. Stafford and daughof Philadelphia among the guests summering at the Oceanic Amang recent visitors who motored to this resort -was Barry of Philadelphia. Recent visitors to the eity in- j elude Mrs. J. M. Campbell ,and ' , Miss Marion Campbell, of Philadelphia. Miss Alice Wilson of Woodburv,, spending a few days at the ! Chandler — White Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Swnin of York City, are spending the . season at the Scotch Hall. Mr. Swain is a member of the 1 American Art Association, and a ■ great traveller. Mr. and Mrs. William Burx of Philadelphia, are enjoying a few weeks vacation at the Wyoming ' Hotel. R, C. Coleman of West Chester, happily located at the Atglen > Hotel. 5 Mr. and Mra. I.'w. Wurwiek of j Philadelphia, are also at the At- , glen Hotel. , Among the guests enjoying their . vacations and the homeyness of the Mayberry Hotel are: Mr. and Mra. C. A: Johnson, of Baltimore; Mrs. | George Wren- of Philadelphia: Mr. and Mrs. Kisterbach, of Merehar.t- ( ville, and Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Matthews, alio of Merchantville. Mr. and Mrs. C.~ A. Johnson of 1 Baltimore, are guests at the Tenr Eyck-Lorraine. ! The guests enjoying the splendid ■ appointments of the Scarborough r Hotel include, Mr. and Mrs. Howri ard E. Smith of Philadelphia; Mrs.

M. Campbell of Philadelphia; ; William K. Ross, F. N. I and H. Z. Ross of Harrisburg. | Mrs. M. D. Yodcr of Philadelphia, is enjoying the bert Ocean i City has to offer, .a guest at the , iTraymore Hotel. " \ Two film stars of considerable j Miss Betty Keller, and Sarah Lynch are spending a j vacation in the dt'v. prior to > e- ' , , turning to Hollywood, i ! Mrs. Wm. F. Shepherd of Philai i delphia, is spending a month's stay j at the Oxford. 'i Dr. Howard Hyndman of Cin- ' i.dnnati, is spending August in l I Ocean City. He says there is no resort like it. I j Edward M. Heilner and wife, of . Philadelphia, are spending their I: eighth August at The Oxford. Ed ■ business .will boom this Fall. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reese and [ Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brooks and r family, of Philadelphia, are guests at The Oxford and are enjoying: . thQ good roads in and around; , Ocean City. " r Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Green and ^ daughtersr-ot Baltimore, are guests . for a vpfmon at the Swarthmore t — Mrs. M. C. Erdman of Allentown j B Pa., widow of Congressman Erd-, t man, is spending the summer at the Scotch Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. I-ower and B children- of Springfield Mass., arc c enjoying the season's delights at the Bellvue H6te). Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Garwood of 0 Philadelphia, are enjoying the! y . ORDINANCE No. 207s '' 1 StrMt from Wm Annus to tho Thoro- - j (an ond^ provi-lins for tho ooot nod ox- ; "THE BOAKO OK COMMISSIONERS OF - THE CITY OF OCEAN CITY. IK) ORDAIN:— e Soo. 1 Thot thoro ahal! bo built, oruettJ mad conotruotod o Boordwolk oo Tblrtloth Streot from Wool Annuo to tko ,f 1borof.ro. I. tho ClLr of Oooon Qt». Now Jonor. oocordina lo plan, .ad .pocMnC | lout proparod br tho Cltr Enalnoor and oa II* la tha Otr CWrk'a OBoo. Sac. 1 That tho coat and uponac of a I bo coaatructlaa and orortlna of tho Boardwalk, aa art forth In Sactloa 1 of thla ordl aaaco. aball bo paid b; (ho Cltr of Ocoaa at^^rn^ ^o cum Pot otf of laid at». " Sac. i Thai (ho coaKroctln* and bullda- lav of mid Boardwalk aball bo br lb. furairnine of axatorlal orcurod br mid K Cltr a ad that tho labor aball bo br tho •mplorooa of aald Cltr : that tho coat and axpoaaa mar ho tomporarily flnaacod br r. tho laautac of promlaoorr notoo of laid Cltr which no too ahall bo doSalU la " amount and aball bo da nod br (ho Maror and aouatonlcncd br tho Diroctor of Bottom aad FI Banco, aad aiuotod br (ho Cltr ,f Cloth^ttw eorporato ami af mtd^Otr ahall mma an lm^ Md^mffnrtn Sail bilr Intaroat not axeaadlnc alx par contum per ;r floe. 4 That the bonda to bo laauad br aald Cltr ahall be taaued In conformity \e of tho Iowa pf tho Stall of Now Jonor _ aad (hat tho form aad all other matte n aooomorr for Un laauinx of mid loada S. ahall bo by raaolutlon unlaw othorwlao r provided br tew. t- at the expiration of ton daya from Ita t- ""Jos. G. CHAMPION WM. H. CAMPBET.I. E. A. CORSON Commissioners NOTICE . . The above ordinance was passed . on third and final reading, August ? 21. JW2- ^ . HARRY A. MORRIS, City Clerk.

i; notice: I wa chH Ur ami tteCnr Bams or Homokoid Good, bom Cotter « Hotel to Cotter Hotel w Pbiladolpbi. oa New Yoak I FERGUSON EXPRESS CO. 313 Eighth St. ;i ' ! Furnished Apartment for Rent Two bed rooms, large living room, private f j bath room, laundry and kitchen, newly papered d and painted, central and select location e » $15Q to October »• 819 WESLEY AVE. OCEAN CITY, N. J.

► CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF ' "At the solicitation of Republicans from widely separated parts of the county, I hereby d announce myself a candidate for the Republican a ! - nomination for sheriff, subject to the approval of '* the Republican voters. For more than a year I i. have been chief clerk in the office of Sheriff £ Tomljn, and as a member of the bar of many J years' experience I feel that my knowledge of the J! law, coupled with a very wide acquaintance with the people of the whole county, would enable me " i to serve the county efficiently. I earnestly solicit yonr votes, fellow Republicans. " JOSEPH DOUGLASS." *" Paid for by Mr. DougUao. | — \ . :

k summer .and the -comfortS~tef Hal- f [ ! cyan Hall. [ I 1 Miss Ann Keesiing of Whiting. ' will remain for the sumloer at the j l St. George Hotel. MissStteeslii.g : ' | was a member of the faculty, of ; ! the State Summer School in this ' : citV. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bohner, an.l | ' son of Ambler Pa., are summering; ' at the Illinois Hotel ' Mr. and Mrs. M. I.. Bower are; ' enjoying their vacation comfort- j. ably at the Raleigh Hotel. ' 1 Mr .ami Mrs.' J. E. Esome of - 'i Baltimore, are happily -domiciled at '| the Illinois Hotel, and enjojing ■ 1 . . . - „ n their vacation to full measure. The numerous friends of Miss t, Florence and Miss Lucy MacFar- j| ' land, whom it will be recalled were Q ! seriously injured when a train ' struck their car at Fifty-First f 1 Street, will be delighted to learn a ' ( they have fully recovered. ! For a time they were cared for ^ f at the Scotch Hall- but have now e r returned home. c 1 o — I "j BIRTHDAY PARTY , A delightful party was held at ' s die home of iMss Alice Van Sant, " i848 Aafftry Avenue, Monday after- " I noon, in honor of her eleventh ■ birthday. j Elaborate preparations has been 0 j,l made for the cventfut occasion, ' * the guests enjoyinglevery moment i of the afternoon, with games, and | refreshments. t 11 1 Miss Alice Van Sant was the re- C "leipient of many congratulations, I ' . and many valuable and useful I gifts. ( | The guests present included, i c Miss Alice Van Sant- Mjss Florenct Allen, Miss Muriel Sinkler, Miss t "Helena Blizzard, Miss Kathleen r Herron, Miss Margaret Morse, i c ; Miss Ruth Foster, Miss Evelyn I = | Walker, the Misses Vera and Ros- : bell - Davies, and Masters Charles «i \ Sinkler, Charles Gruber and Ralph

h, /^\UR bread is honest thru £ \^J and Thru— honest high Ej charactered materials go "if into the making of it and eadj £ piece of dough that goes into a 1 •Jj loaf of bread is properly weighed » before it is temperatured. Try ; a loaf of it i Valet Electric | " Baking Co. 713 Asbury Ave. Phone 313- W

olfean city first » of cities to use s rbao light houses |A HIGHWAY WGHl-liousE n | \ P^'LAIMS Of.EvtN ( ITY P I ON WHITE HOKSF PIKE ~A The progtessivei.es- of Ocean el City, is marked by the M stallaliou ( N this weejt or two Ocean City Light- o hou 's. on the White Horse Pike, ci Ocean City is, the first-City in the United States to make use of tfiis distinctive, and effective form , \ of municipal advertising. As the above illustration very ( " clearly indicates, the light-houses, are not only invaluable to motorists, driving along the highway, | but carry on each light-house an enameled poster proclaiming Ocean as America's Greatest Family i At night the words "Ocean Cit j" ; at the saicq time as the Colored signal lignt flashes in the. opposite direction. The two lira house i- us we stated last w«jk are being placed, on the White Horse Pike, one by ; ihe Realty Boau', the other by the. Chamber of C >m wee There is consideration being given the advisability of placing; City Ught-houses on roads) , into St. Petersburg, Flor- ; which City is working with City in a scheme of rqeiproc- , advertisement. The High way zldght-houses have: i the same'Dalen flashing lights and J i mechanism as contained in the mn-.i , rine light-houses which may be; i found in all parts of the world, on '

the Panama Canal', ir. New York Harbor, and off the .VaTkan Coi.st. In all of these installations, the Dalen marine light is used. I 'I'. Gustav Dalen. tho inventor, was- 1 awarded the Nubol Piiz^in Uh. sics 1 ' in the -year 1912. ; Miss Ruth Todd of Moore, Pa.. _ and Mr. George E. Furnwal of . Philadelphia, are the guests of > _Miss Nellie Baral, 1245 Asbury Miss Gcnevieyc Hcaney of Haz- I -Paojis the guest of the j I Missew-JW^n an.l 'Gertrude Stodem , of Philadelphia, at their Summer ' cottage. / j ADVERTISE IN .THE SE>?Ti*fX j \ Plans and Estimates Furnished All Work Guaranteed LEWIS COSSABOON Contractor and Builder 226 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY Phone 661-j Since the freeing of Ihe Toll Bridie, and Ihe aisorancc ol ■ Couatrv Club, Somerx Point Rest Eitnte valnez have ndvanced noticeahly. "nsiava'ttabs:"" Build l.( Lou ■■ Tow a, $75.00 MANLEY 615 Anbury Avenue PHONE 7S2

An;Exceptional Opportunity | j to get that ] RANGE y f| you have wanted J V I am carrying', in stock the celebrated WINCROFT GAS I RANGE at prices that can't help but interest you. The above cut shows one of the popular models .selling at ^exceptions II y low price of— - *40 SENDS P^E LUMBER YARD kJ I OCEAN CITY N J- eight st. *t haven mux. SENTINEL ADS ARE MONEY SAVERS

Ted : 91 POIN'T BE LONELY l! JOIN THE CEO WD WHO DAILY SMILE ^ AS THEY "Twitch the Switch" for Silent Service and the "Matchless" Night :j Atlantic City Electric ompany,

/ CLEARANCE SALE OF USED CARS — We have moved into our new home at 22 North Albany avenue, and we are selling every car m our stock ' THEY MUST BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF PRICE _ 1922 Hudson Coach 1921 -Essex Cabriolet 1920 Hudson Sedan 1922 Buick Coupe 1920 Hudson Coupe 1920 Oldsmobile Road. 1920 Hudson Speed- 1§§0 Ford Sedan ster 1921 Nash Touring 1920 Hudson 7. Pass- 1020 Chevrolet Sedan enger Tour. .. . The above can are on DiapUy at our Former Salearoom. jjji Atlantic Avenue THE LOW PRICES WILL SURPRISE YOU ANTRIM MOTOR CO., Inc. 22 N. Albany Ave., Near Wincheater $ . - -

Our Wall Paper ? a veritable find. We aim to % ' please' the particular. Just come j! - down and inspect our numerous de- S signs. If you are critical it may A tak^-ymr-a long tirqe to decide — (• tbthc are A> many patterns to ij Choose from— bat the point is that "id can lie suited exactly right and 'a at prices that will appeal to you. S ALFRED R. SMITH I 1048 Asbury Ave. Ocean City New Jersey, j | William H. Oldfield I Interior Tile Work | I 912 Central Avenue j | OCEAN CITY, N. J. I r.Vtimatrs Furnished !j Phone, 229-J Mtsrifltei Mtkl HUMBERT C. PONTIERi BUILDER ;THihs»M! oku cm. xi : L.I.esle HeadleyCo.

BUILDERS Architectural Service SIS EIGHTH STREET I Elfktk ■■( Wcxlry luml Ocean Cit|, N. J. ' Designer and Builder of Artistic Bungalows, Convenient Cottages, Up- to- Date Apartments, Modem I Hotels. Willard S. Steelman Contractor and Builder JOBBING BOAT WORK 1100 Bay Avenue OCEAN CITY, N. J. , ! sen ru—, tit j miiteUii ■ 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 1 Ocean City, N. J. Bell Phone, 414-J Plans Free. Bungalows a Specialty Compensation Insurance Carried 831 ASBURY AVENUE Delicatessen Fsacy Groceries Fruits and Vegetables New Orleans Molaaeee William T. Carwithen : Phone K-J

Wm. H. Powell General Contractor Grading and Street Bnildiaf Thirty-fourth st. aad Wart arm. OCEAN CITY, N. J. RreMeaca: *41 Central Arenas Bell Pbeae FIRE ALARM SIGNALS 14— Sixth and Pleasure avenue. . j 17— Eleventh and Bay avenee. ■' ) 18 — Fourteenth and Bay av««Hk . 2 35— Seventh and West arenas. . J 42— Second and Asbury arenas. ■! ; 43 — Fourth and .Asbury areoas. 1 ; 45 Eighth and Asbury avenue. jj 46— Tenth and Asbury avenue. ; 48Thirttenth and Asbury aiawrt | ! 49 — Sixteenth" and Asbury ivtnto . 51 — North and Central arenas, j j 54— Sixth and Central arena* -| 57 — Klevnth and Central arenas. | : 67— Twelfth and Wesley sreznre- J 68— Fourteenth and Weatey are, i ! 78— Fourth and Ocean avenue. fl ; 75— Seventh and Ocean areaua. 1 76— Ninth and Ocean aveoas. . J 52— Second and Atlantic arena* |