TWn OCEAN CITY SENTINEL. OCEAN CITY. N. J., THURSDAY. OCTOBER 12. 1922 j « 1 11 ' . . t-. skti. .uinhin nml Cntnaau- Ocean Citv Fiahinir Club n i t. ~ Philadelphia B. J.

"The Ship America Cannot Afford To Scrap" Kiwanis Head Dr. Edwin Forest Hann FRF.n MANNE AND FRED BLACK RENDER A SPLENDID PROORAM OF MUSIC. INTERESTING REPORT OF THE DISTRICT CONVENTION HELD IN ATLANTIC CITY

The last noon luncheon of the Ocean City Kiwanis Club, was ain- , gularly interesting to all who were privileged to attend. A stirring ' patriotic address, a splendid program of classic music, by artists ■ of 'distinction, and an interesting report of the recent convention held in Atlantic City, occupied an hour in a profitable manner. One of the subjects which occupied the position of a "High < Light," in the recent Kiwanis Convention, will commend itself to' every thoughtful person; "The Unpriveleged Child." The Kiwanis International has girded itself, to defend the rights and privileges of the "Unprivileged Child." Every; child born Mo the world possesses ah unalienMile right to a good home, sufficient nutritive food, the; advantages of a good education, and opportunities to develop the attributes of mind and character, which go to the making of an useful citizen. Nevertheless even in America,1 the most daring experiment in democracy known to history, the richest country in the world .and a leading factor in civilization, there are thousands of many of its children, who are denied their rights, hundreds of whom, by force of circumstances and environment, can hardly escape from drifting' into criminals and wastrels. With the force of the Kiwanis sentiment behind a movement, indefence of the Unprivileged Child, much will be accomplished to improve its chances. it transpired also, that the Kiwanis movement has set itmtf to the task of introducing the Golden Rule into business and all the common relations of life. All admire the Golden Rule; but how , few practice it. The Kiwanis , has declared its admiration for the principles of life and conduct, inculcated in the Golden Rule, and has moreover, pledged itself, to popularize its application in a practical manner. A greater Messing to the age they could not confer. Evidently the Kiwanis movement is gaining rapidly in favor 4n the State of New Jersey. Some very few Istredacad by Director Corns. ORDINANCE NO. lit *"*D Wnn the northeasterly line of North Stmt sad tho Soothwntcrl, lb. o I Bemad Sum In the Cltr of Oceax City. Nov In,, and prertdlac lor Un m THE BOARD or COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY or OCEAN CITY DO ORDAIN :- Sertioo 1. TWl the oau front pobUe boardwalk. hot Mm tho northeaatorlr linn '< North Sum and tho wislhssBoil) liar •* »nno«d Simoc ia tho City of Oraett C'r- NMr Jom. .hall ho mhalh. r»BRCINNINC at a point In tho north-' oootorlj lino « North Strait at tho : of tho KM hour or I, lino of Atlantic, eorahwarawordly nt rlxht uwlra to raid North Etrast and parallel with i Atlantic Avenue lift feet to the I the •oalbea.terly line of Second Street i alio! with tho fir* eourao to tho north - on* ado of North StraM; II cara. 4U>. i arty lino of North Street <0 feet to rc»ho Piae. of bectaaine of thi. ord, nance, .hall be re£tfh°"ral ! Idan. and raoeiflration. of tho CKy Rati- : noor and act fllo la tho KXy Clerk'. , (Man. and raid plane and epedricatlaac , ■hall Include the eppraochec to the hoard- I "aration ( That th. U raenirtj* of I Br raid ocean front pobttr , boardwalk .hall ho paid to> the Qu of i Ocean CUT at Urn. br tho lraola* of , ■hall larludo the approoehoe U> raid , lag and repairing of the mid ocean front 1 ! nanaed b» the leatrinn of prandaaorr aotee , of the Cttr of Ocean Cut. which notra | rent oca per annua, ; laid noire .hall be) tho Director of Rovoaur and Final, CO and ' attaatad br tho CUT Clerk and tho cor- , I or at- Ml of raid Cltr ahall ha aOxed , tboraon and there ahnll be Mated on raid I , efUct at tho expiration of ton <Ur> front j , JOSEPH C. CHAMPION w. H. CAMPBEIJ. R A. CORSON NOTICE £r £Lrr f crt, N. J . held Hrpfabrr IS. iltt. and c STtLtU ; HARRY A MORRIS. CltT Clark. A*r. an, St.

e | years ago, there were just three; - dubs in the State; totlay there are 1 s j thirty-two flourishing organiza- ' f'tions. - Prof. Fred Manne, formerly of t s the Apollo Theatre, Atlantic City, X and an Instructor of Music, tie- ' i ; lighted his audience with two bril- ■ 1 1 liantiy executed solos on the | violin, accompanied by Frank , - ' Black on the pianoforte. At the ■ i conclusion of the chief address, i - Prof. Black favored the company | a4 with a pianoforte solo. Prof. Block, it should he stated, 8 will during the coming yvinter, 0 be identified with the Philadelphia ■ 1 Symphony Orchestra, under the f direction of the famous Thadeus * Rich, and will give a series of d pianoforte recitals. e: Fretl Manne may be heard fre-j '• quently now in Ocean City, for the ■ e information was volunteered that- "' Mr. Manne has become the proprietor of the Ocean City Garage, ' : which he will operate aU the year j '• round. n The Kiwanis expressed their * pleasure, with the artistic performance of these two gifted musicians. '■ j ly a standing vote of- appreciation. ' " The chief speaker of the hour r was Dr. Edwin Forest Hann, of e i Camden, an orator who held the attention of his audience until the: J ; last word. "The Ship America cannot af-j ' ford to scrap" was the subject of Dr. Hann's address. Battleships and iron-clad cruisers might be scraped, said the speaker; but the one exception, a ® slap that sailed over all teas, was I In, rod tired br Director Coram. j ordinance.no. tn As Ordinance to b*WL rodraild. ra-ron-■treet end repair tho oenn (rent public "boardwalk bottooan tEo aortbraMo: It lino t of Thirteenth Are* and the aoathwnter- . It lino of Sovoatooaih Sun* In the Cjtr 1 ,;of Ocean City. Nov Jorrar. end previd- 1 Ins foe tho on* and rapaara thereof. ® THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OK A THE CITY OF OCEAN CITY DO ORDAIN t Sortloti I. Thai there ahnll ho haiH. 6 re-bMlt. re ranMiwIai and repaired on ' }• tho hooch or oeoaa treat in tho Cltr of j Oreo* Cltr. Nov Jorrar, an ore* a front f Vbbltr hoardvalk bntvren the twrthaaat- ^ srty Use of Thirtoonth Street and tho = and tho rarae Mtnll ho haUt. re-Wit, re- ! reaatracud aaa repaired on the load dre- : crlhod u follow. > BEGINNING at o point in the north1 mm aido of Tkirtaaath Btre* at n| |. diatanaa of ZS1.U fa* .til j f it frera the aoatheau Una of Ocoon ■oothwerterty BM.94 fa* to a point J th St root, aaid point, boiac M4.44 free 1 S ■outhaoac vardlr fro* tha aonthooatorlr y Uaa of Control Avoano. thoore: tad. c It Mao of Seventeenth StraM MAS foot I o to a point which U M fa* fro* the j n ancles thereto, thsaea : tnL aorthaoit- » j orir and paraUol with tha fir* eourao HUM fret to tho northeaster) r lino of Thirtoonth Street, thonre: 4th north- - treatnrtr olooc tho northreMortr lino a! of TUrtaoath Btre* M.M feet .to tho, r j pure | of boclnnlnz. 0 thU ordi nonce, ahnll ha bulb, ro-bnltt. rea plana and apsciftcattoaa of the Cltr Enri- ' 1 are ud oa file la Ua air Clerk'. ( ahnll lariodo tho approach.. to tho boord- - Sactloa E That If aar land within I. the description ret Ibnh in Section I of - thic ordinance, hot a* boon octroi red br d the Cltr of Ocoon CltT. for public board-! ! walk purposes than tho now* ahall be I 1 the naree of eaJd cltr. and If an arree- I a the owner re owner, of aar aneh land, for , - the asrariac of earh Uad for atari, pura ahall ha aacaarad for tho porpore of n - boardwalk, br eondanaatirea ma U provided br tho Uw of thU auto. a acrnrtlBK and repatriate of the said ocean f front public boardwalk ahall bo paid br ft dre CltT of Oman Cltr nt lam br the a taeniae of hood, of aaid citr. which re* I and ex pea ae ahall laclads tho approaches its raid boardwalk. I Section I. That tho contract, whoa • ■ awarded, for tho bnlkltae. rebel Idlac. rati coaMract las and repalrins of tha sold - ! ocoon front pohllc boardwalk mar be tern- ' psrarilr financed h> lbs laaaine of prren- ■ , aotoa of tho Cite of Oman Citr. ' and ahnll brer , merest nt a rate not ex. • mediae all par centum pre nana*: raid ' note, ahnll he llsued bp tire Mayor and I count— raieaad br tha Director of Revenue and Finance and attested br tho Cltr I, Clerk and tho corporal oral of sold cltr I u.ii ho 1 ihaiana : and there shall which tho earao are laorad'jsErat at tho expiration of ton dare from JOSEPH G. CHAMPION W. H. CAMPBELL K. A. CORSON Core*! Batons re. NOTICE The above ordinance ana reread on j thT BoerdTf ComatJSorera. "^"oJeTn ' jCate. N. J.. bald Saptarebre II. nil. .ad: ' mmt i no of tho e*d Bnet'd heu"oculer ». MS. HARRY A. MORRIS. , ! CUr CIrek. ' t Adv. *.11. St.

launched from sU ports, and car- c rietl tire world's raVgo, was Rela-'li tionship — America's relationship, ' national and international, with the Jj bigger and wider world. w The day was passetl when any ;> nation could dream of insularity, 11 | and of keeping itself aloof from ;! the problems of other nations. ^ Speak as we may of avoiding for- 0 . eign entanglements, they cannot be' avoided any longer. The recent;" war had converted the world into j a a great parish. A revolution in;41 ' RtAtsia, or a famine in China, af- 1 e . I fected America as acutely as n ' s: > j similar occurrence would in Mes- '■ . : ico, 1 In view of America's reiationf ship to other nations, said Dr. sl , Hann, there were three tasks to a - which she should devote herself a - with undivideti attention. - 1. The Americanization of the ' , I alien, the man and the woman of l foreign extraction, who proposed , v make America their permanent ' home. Of the six million of male aliens p . at the present time in this coun- R try, 3,200,000 were unnaturalized. ' ' These people hail their own t papers and magazines to which v * : they strictly confined all their . reading, and therefore, had no t i means of becoming informed in a "jthe policies and principles, of e s I American democracy. a . By reason of their ignorance, 0 , these people fell easy victims to a 'T : the alien agitator. The rabid Bolshevist found in their plastic r minds, good soil in which to sow . the seeds of discontent and anar- , , chy. Consequently, instead of be- ' coming by proper Americanization r an economic asset to the country-. p 1 , of incalculable worth, the alien was f f 1 becoming a terrible menace, and c ,! peril- v • i 2. America should devote more c . ' attention to the vast army of il- a fi literates, scattered over the land. 1 Recent investigation disclosed the . appalling fact .that there are 5,- o i 500,000 people in the country over c s : ten years of age, who can neither t g read nor write. Of these 3,300,000 i

cannot even speak the English language. The average person appears not to realize. Dr. Hann continued, what a heavy financial loss this illiteracy was to the country. Statisticians have computed that the army of illiterates, represented to America a loss of over $800,000,000 annually. - Dr. Hann advocated, strongly j the establishment of a minister of agriculture, to look after our hogs, ! cabinet. We have a minister of education, to look after our hogs, ! said he; why not a minister, to look after the education and welfare of the nation's children. The third task to whichAmeri -a devote herself, Dr. Henr added, was .the Christianizing of all of its citizenship. America ha.l been spoken of as the melting pot; l.ut the melting pot was not Chris I America could not disown her indehitedness to the Christian religion. As Bob Burdetts frequently said: "The Declaration of Independence was not signed in a saloon, no not by a jugful." The part America was destined to play in the reconstruction of the world, no man could divine. To teach civilization to speak the language of peace and world amity, and to assert a moral leadership over nations less blessed and favoured, was a goal worthy at attaining and an ideal worth . striving for. mm Mrs. M. H. Sweeney has return e.l to her home in West Philadelphia, having closed her summer cottage, 1381 Wesley Avenue. . R. J. Brvon and family, have closed their .summer residence, ami returned to their home, 1109 West Lehigh Avenue, Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Stewart, of Woodbury are among the few cottagers who are remaining through October. Mr. Stewart *is actively identified with the Ocean

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h ' City Fishing Club, and a caster of more than ordinary skill, t J. V. Kelley and family have reI. turned to their home 6187 Naslan * Road, Overbrook, Pa., having en- - joyed a pleasant season by the e sea. 0 J. Frederick Greenwood and " family .have 'returned to their winter home, 1243 W. Lehigh St., •' Philadelphia, having enjoyed a de- ' lightful season in this resort. '' After a most pleasant season in Ocean City ,enjo>-lng to full mens. '' ure the delights of the summer, " J. C. Moore Jr., and family, have -.eutrned to their winter home, C709 Spruce Street, Philadelphia. R. J. Schmidt and family, have { closed their cottage for the winter, 1 and returned to their home in . Philadelphia. T. D. Fryer and family have returned to their home 918 South r Forty-Seventh Street, Philndel- „ phia, huving closed their summer Miss Kiioy, who is employed in a the offices of James M. Chester, Realtor, has returned from a: ,1 month's vacation spent in Philac delphia , Swedes!*) r</ and Egg llar- * tme- City, k PowefK G. Fithian and family, <1 have returneil to their Camiicn ! I- home! — situated at 1468 Kaighn ; d Avenue, having closed their sum-' y ' mer cottage after a very delightful ' h. season. ' \ Miss Frame .the popular stenographer employed in the offices of Masaey and Edwards 4s taking her vacation .visiting friends in Bloomfielil N. J.. and Boston, n H. Q. Loty and family are back |. home at 521 Burn ham Road, hav,r ing spent a delightful vacation in ; Uiis resort. Dr. Sharles Fulner and family, e ! have returned to their home, t>0i2 *' Diamond Street, Philadelphia, hav • ing closed their summer cottage 1 ; here. C. H. Cramp and family have * returned to 4825 North Broad St, 5 Philadelphia, after a- delightful ^ season. -- ^ Mr. 'anil Mrs. W. H. Deisroth. of Philadelphia, have returned to Now is the Time to Plant Privet Hedge Thomas J. Thorn FLORIST 1128 Bay Avenue I Ocean City New. Jersey :k re ul

f Ocean City, from a delightful trip. b» Mr. and Mrs. Deisroth have de-!qi . cided to remain in Ocean City | , through the winter. : cl Mrs Graham, of Tenth Street, hi e aWl Wesley Avenue .recently en- th tcrtained her nephew, Joseph JesI sup of Ridgewood, N. J. w r John Oakes, who has been acting ft „ superintendent of the South Jersey j ti . Ice Company's plant In Ocean City, { la has been promoted to the district ! »j — I .* fi I Hoarding by the day or week. | , Meals Served i = THEHOLMDELL 885 Wemley Ave. ] (Phone 47J) Special features — Hot and cold running water in each 1 bedroom; steam heated; home : cooking. | n r WADE MONCRIEF, Prop. j L i o a _| ARCHITECTS | " »l \J L Leslie litadley Co. Incorporated ARCHITECTUAL SERVICE ■ Builders ||l 515 EIGHTH STREET i (Eighth and Wesley Ave.) f. | Ocean City, N. J. if Designer and builder of Artistic ' ] K Bungalows, Convenient Cottages, j ln. Up-to-date Apartments, Modern ; i Hotels. Angus S. Wade , ARCHITECT 26 So. 15th. SL, Phila., Pa. 3? N. E. Cor. 8th A Atlantic Ave. OCEAN CITY. N. J. L. PWt VIVIAN B. SMITH ARCHITECT 441 Geuaalet Yraat BolMlu ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ENGINEERS I Wm. H. Collisson, Jr. jloo. M. Am. Boo. C. R. I ! Civil Engineer and Snrveyor __ ( CUr Eerieter. Ocoon CUr. N. J.

- n">nf K9-J Estimates Furnished WM. T. TAYLOR PAPER H AINOER I ,u Central arenne Ocesa City, N. J. Cape May County Tifle and Trust Co. foMotedter Ik* Seal en mi, jmd s**nk Co. Cape May Court House, N. J. • Act« as Executor and in a Fiduciary Capacity TITLE INSURANCE money to loan on mortoaoe8 municipal bonos for sale j Searches Briefs of Title Conveyancing A A /A 4 FITHIAN • A 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 description in the various stages of construction. 0. J. HAMMELL CO. PLEASAJN TVlliLE, N.'J. CAMDEN, H, J. j MKMOBIAL CBATTRMKN FOB UORJC THAN || YEARN —ra— — ^ sj

qua. 04 R. j. Watson and family of Mer- '>« ehanlvilte, have returned home, ™ having spent an ideal summer in 1 resort Dr. Charles Rieger and family, who have been summering comfortably in Ocean City, have re- \ turned to their home, 1304 Rock- , land Avenue, Philadelphia. Miss C. K. McCoach, has return- j ed to the city and her home, 2431 Carpenter Street .after a delighti ful season. | Another active member of the I S ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Harcourt & Steelman LAW OFFICES j *- A8BURY AVE.. OCEAN CITY. N. J. . . IjlW BUILDING. ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. J H.ora: I \ ANDREW C. BOSWELL , Law Ofliccs ' MASTER IN CHANCERY ^ Boons BaiUint— Aakorr Arrooa and 81k OCEAN CITY. N. J. _ I Drugless Healing: Nature's Method, D. M. Richards, D. C. ! " CHIROPRACTOR opened offices in the Hotel j Lamont, Tuesdays, Thursdays and | Saturdays. ' Afternoon-3 to 5; Evenipg-6 to 8 J. Prcscott Cadman, Jr. Estate ol Mark Lake funernl Director 809 Central Avenue ' Ocean City New Jersey ■i-e-O ' AUTO EOUIPMCNT • HOTELS AND IMPERIAL HOTEL ] 1015 Central Ave. A. M. MooCreiea. Prep. It Ore. AS Yaar M.W Rau | " CooU( "The Homey Hotel" : ! BRECKLEY'S , HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS j : Clinton L Breekley, Prop. j ' Ready Mixed Paints, Lead and Oil I 920 and 922 Anbury Avenue ! Phone. 356-W GOOD ADVICE Do not build until you talk the j ' matter over with ua. j 1 L LESLIE HEADLEY Ine. 1 ' 515 Eighth Street. HALCYON HALL 111$ Wesley Ave. Ocean City New Jersey Newly furnished rooms; running j water In each room; Three minutes from the Beach Mrs. Francis D. Maxwell THE MELROSE I NOW OPEN . For the Season 1922 JOHN L. VAN TINE, Prop. I4th Street and Aslmry Avenue ; OCEAN CITY. N. J. MEDI j WILLITS P. HAINES, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Office Hours, 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. 1 Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Phone 290 Glasses fitted Cor. Wesley Ave. and 9th St. ' "■■■■ » to II A. M.I 7 la I p. M. ALI.EN" CORSON, M. D. 824 Wesley Avenue OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY B,B " InUr-flUU 1I4-A HERSCHEL pettit. m. d. 807 Wesley Avenue OCEAN CITY. N. J. ' OBra Boon: > to M A. M.! 7 to S p. M. Wad. and Bo.„ I |, i« A. M.. anty Ml Phooo 171

together with the family, closed their cottage, and have returned to their home, 1534 ^ Fifteenth Street, Philadelphia. Advertise in the Sentinel. PIANO FOR SALE Mahogany upright, beautiful j ' tone, first-class condition. Price $200 including bench. ' Can Ite seen in Ocean City by ' appointment. « H. G. Lotz 216 N. 5 th St, Phi Ida, P«. . warehouse: sixth and west ave ST0VFS STOVES S10VES u r n i t u r k . "ht o v ks ." r l'<a , pianos, WJjd, H , , , 4 K, TO THE PUBLIC BAY SIDE FISH MARKET 1214 Bay Avenue, Ocean City ,N. J. Supply Daily ' FRESH FISH OYSTERS CLAMS CRABS and CRAB MEAT Phono 6W and give your orders Prompt Service Moncrief & Sons D COTTAGES Bracebridce Hau. 624 Wesley Avenue I OPEN ALL WINTER ""kfoff'slSS ANNA E. BRACE THE DARLINGTON 1126 Central Ayenue I Open May 18 for the Season 1921 II room enlarged; running . | Rates Furnished upon Application ' Mm. SAMUEL DARLINGTON Mrs. J. D. CARTES ROXdOROUGH HOUSE 710 9th Street . : OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY i Open All the Year. Rooms by Day ! Week. Reduced rates for winter. MRS. S. HENDREN KEITH HALL 913-915 Wesley Avenne Will Open April 15th, 1922 Special Rates Address JOS. C. RAMSEY as absrv HEATED ROOMS FOR THE WINTER 3poddP|iw.i.m.rl.. r. MRS. CHAS. DENNIS 1033 Asbury Ave, Oreat Cky. N. J. MCAL OBra Hoar. FkoM • UstU I to 14 A. IL tUIP.g John H. Whiticar, M. D. 717 WESLEY AVENUE j OCEAN CITY, N. J. Hoora. oram ctl, Tra*uy.^ »id... dsy^rrtdsy.^ b* srmy DR. CHAS.H. VAIL Osteopathic Physician Orran Ol7 OBra PkIlod.lpki. OBra - Rtlt A Cealral 1135 Bool Kttmtr Trotl B*. Pkooo t7i-w rhore. w>l>* l» . HUGHES CENTRAL PHARMACT Eighth St. and Wesley Ave. Phone 245 i J. Thorn ley Hughes. P. D. Pharmacist in Ckarg* j ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL

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