< 4 < ■■ ■ - ocean city sentinel. ocean city, n. j., thursday. october 12, 1922 three

Young Men's Progressive League to Entertain Cape May League November 2nd ARRANGEMENTS MADE TOR RALLY SMOKER MONDAY NEXT j OCTOBER 16th. SPLENDID PROGRAM OF MUSIC IN REHEARSAL FOR CAPE MAY VISITORS ( ^ president pearl to spring big surprise JOHN B. ACTON, MATT SAVAGE, JOHN V. POsYlERE, AND I GEORGE D. RICHARDS ELECTED AS ACTIVE MEMBERS OF YOUNG MEN'S PROGRESSIVE LEAGUE

The chief topic of discussion at < the last meeting: of the Young < Men's Progressive League, was the forthcoming visitation of the ; Cape May organixation, of the e same name and character. r The Cape May League, it might t be explained, is an offspring of the r Young Men's Progressive League v of Ocean City, and obviously the

: closest ami most friendly relations exist between the two. The local League, has upon two ■ separate occasions, been royally i entertained by Cape May, and ail members of the former organiza tion, arc eager to return the compliment in the same spirit and I with the same liberality. An answer was read from the |

Secretary of the Cape May League, accepting the invitation tended, with a suggestion that a. Thursday would be a suitable day] for the event. i There was a consensus of opin1| ion among the members in favor | of adopting as far as possible the suggestion of the Secretary of the j Cape May League, and eventually | jit was decided to invite them to! T visit Ocean City, on Thursday; j evening November 2nd. ! it was felt that the local orga-; J nization could not satisfactorily entertain their guests in the reg3 | ular meeting room, ow ing to the I limitations of room and space. I)1 Consequently the program final- , I ly determined upyn, was that the i visitors should be escorted in the first instance, to the League head-, ! quarters in the Hann Building, s From thence they would march j in a body to the appointed place 0 of meeting, to he determined upon y | Inter, by the entertainment Com1 | mittee. l.I Captain Alfred Smith favored! - j special music for the occasion. The I Cape May Leaguers, would most probably have their songs for the i j occasion, properly rehearsed, he

OCEAN CITY OARAGE UIS'DHK Nl-W OWNERSHIP MANAGEMENT GASKETS FOR ALL CARS A Full Line of Michelin Tires and Accessories Well heated, good space and courteous treatment OPEN ALU YEAR 9th and OCEAN AVENUE J. F. MANNE, Prop. I ' Read the SENTINEL . i ! and keep in touch with all local affairs Job Printing jStJ] Book Work Process Embossing Lw%5 Legsl Blanks : (jcean City Printing and Publishing Co. fa ~ 744-746 ASBURY AVENUE PHONE t38 J I ■ — = : — J L G ik ( )

»- said, and lie saw no reason why i uOcean City's Progressive League, ' a should not he e<|ually prepared. V j Other members received the I j suggestion with acclamation, to : i- : the. end that the President, Elmer 1 >r Jackson Pearl, was asked to ap- 1 le point* a special Song Committee, 1 ie with the understanding .that re- 1 y , hem sals shoulil licgin next Mon- 1 o day evening, when a large attend- < yjance is cxpoctesf. P. J. Evans was appointed by! I l- '.lie President as Chairman of the.y Music Committee, entrusted with;' 1 the duty of getting all things in ' e j readiness, and the Leaguers tun- j I ; ed up to concert pitch for the oe- ! ' I- ; easion. j < e At the suggestion of President . ' c | Pearl, Roger Williams was ndded - , '.o the. personnel of the entertain- j l h The Young Men's Progressive I e : League will on the coming Mon- ' a i day evening, hold a Rally Smoker - at the League headquarters. | J Chairman Gardner, of the Enter- i d ! taiumcnt Committee, made the an- i e j nouncement amid cheers, t : An effort will be made to secure t P a 100 per cent attendance ,and a e ; singularly attractive program will < " ; he prepared. 1 President Pearl intimated, Uiat i somewhere in secret hilling, they r had a rare surprise to develops before the meeting Monday even- i ing. Curiosity runs high as to the .

, prise, and some very original spect ulalions have been volunteered. Those informed however, are > guarding their se.-ret very care- >' fully, and nothing remains for the r curious, but to attend the Smoker . | on Monday, and there learn of its f ; nature. This much has been hint- . oil .that it is of sufficient import- . ance, to warrant the attendance of . | every member. j Sonic .discussion arose concern- • ' ing the condition of the street, j ' Anbury Avenue, by reason of the , ! improvements being made at the i j crossings. The members of^Jhe . | League were of the opinion, that . 1 detour signs should be placed at the places indicated, for the con- ; ■ vcnicnce of motor traffic. 1 1 The unsightliness of the Camp . ground, with Its superabundant i crop of grass and weeds, was also i to the attention of the - meeting. As stated, the grounds this year , presented a wilder and more neglected appearance than ever, hav- • as one jocularly expressed it, "not received a hair cut" through The Camp grounds could with very little care and expense, he made one of the most beautiful | , spots on the Island. Ex-en in its ' neglected state it ifra*.. attractive, i In many other cities it* possible developement into a natural park; Continued on Page Hix . ...j

Wearing Her Championship Belt !S33lO Mrs. Grace McClel- ^ ^ — i v lan, of Austin, Tex., I is the new champion ,-C - j > She won her title in '1^-' [ recent competition T San Antonio, \ I wearing the championship belt and ^ \!i L shooting a goldplated automatic x» I ; awarded with the Y I j title. j j

II THE VOICE WITH THE SMILE When your Bell telephone operator answers your call, she says * "Number, please?" e She says it with the pleasant rising inflection which expresses better than words her desire to serve you. ) She was chosen for her ability and intelligence, t She was trained to be quick, careful and accurate! » She has all of these qualities; And in addition, she has " the voice with the smile." It's not just a part of her "stock in trade." The desire to serve her neighbors and friends is in her very nature. ( l,k. So she says "Number, please?" : ^llllliY That little word "please" takes a lot of time when 1 lllliillb tl,ousan^s are considered. flBP lfffifct ®ut its worth time it takes, j f°r th® telephone operator knows that courtesy pays.1 \ THE DELAWARE & ATLANTIC _ ^ TELEGRAPH & TEIRP^ONE CO. Sentinel Advertising Pays - - , |

|| 'TENTIONL KEEP THE DATE OPEN! * | 1 HUNT UP THAT OLD COSTUME AND JOIN THE MERRY MASQUERADERS IN OCEAN CITY'S CELEBRATED I UUIRD UHIW1 UNDER AUSPICES Young Men's Progressive League October 28th, 1922 j PROGRAM Trapshooting, Morning Band Concert, 7.30 P. M. Football Game, Afternoon Carnival of Fun, 8.00 P. M. Grand Parade, 9.00 P. M. . 4 LAUGH AND THE WORLD LAUGHS WITH YOU „ SUFFER THE "BLUES" ALONE Come and See the Avenue with a Thousand Lights I SILVER LOVING CUPS AWARDED For Fancy Dresses, For Comic Costumes, For Original Ideas in Dress, | For Fancy, Comic and Original Floats, For Largest Delegation in Line, For Delegation Coming Greatest Distance,