TOO OCEAN CITY SENTINEL, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 16. 1922. . _ ^ _ I 1 | >tr WW ll'UHF.Y llrilflnee ITc.llinip • V>1 .. > ,. . STATE OF JERSEY

! " . - : — ^ Exclusive Pictures of Amundsen in Arctic Snows p jf Mnlci'ng Ready for Air Trip to North Pole. In a door of a little hut 80 miles from Point Barrow, in the Arctic wastes, stands the and gray explorer Capt. Amundsen, awaiting what seems an opportune hour during the long Polar night for the nrsl air- , Diane flight over the Top of the World — to the North Pole. . These exclusive photographs are the first brought bark of the hearty Norwegian explorer since! his slnp "Maud" anchored off Point Hope. Lower picture show Capt. Amundsen helping his crew unload the imators for his airplane. To tl* right, Capt. Amundsen in the door of his hut at Wainright. Amundsen will Hy an American all-metal plane.

FOR MB LANG SYNE TWEN1YYEARS AGO t. lee ADAMS BANQUETS the MEMBERS OF BOARD OF HEALTH One of the important social functions in the week's calender, in Ocean City, Twenty Years Ago, appear* to have been the unique banquet, which T. Lee Adams, Secretary to the Board of Health, ten- j tiered to the members of the Board at his residence, 752 Aabury Avj enue. The [flair appears to have been one of aome magnitude, and elaborate preparations had been made ' for the entertainment of the 1 guests. A singularly attractive and 1 unique bill of fare was served, in the order aa follows: Oysters, Half Shell 1 Devilled Crabs Mustard Pickles Stuffed Olives]1 Celery Stewed Terrapin Fried Oysters ' Chicken Salad Roquefort Cheese Coffee lee Cream Cake ®

Nuts Grapes F A feast for an Epicure without A question; with something to test ir and tempt the moat fastidious pah]" nte. F Among the guests invited for the occasion we note the names of P some, who happily are still able to b enjoy a good dinner, and could do P the above menu as much justice now, as they could then, Mayor dl Joseph G. Champion, E. M. Sutton, ° and R. C. Robin Bon. " Twenty Years Ago, the Rev. * John H. Boswell was pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church. 0 Dr. Boswell was intensely In- ® le rested evidently in the boys of * Ocean City, and among other ; 0 things for their well-being, Twen- C ty Years Ago he organized a Boys' * Brigade. Some difficulty was experienced ° in finding a suitable place for driH J ling, but evidently this was over- " It should be interesting to old ® timers in the basket ball arena; to read of the teams which were or P ganited in Ocean City, TwentyYears Ago, with Jessie Stephen- ' son as Manager. n Mr. Stephenson was also named * treasurer of the organization. Two ° teams were duly and properly or e ganixed. - ® He first team was composed of 1 Charles Sthurch, as center, Occr.r e Morey end Harry Steeiman playing forward, A. L. Smith and I Charles Brockley as guards. For f substitutes to the first team, Chas. P Sampson, and Jessie Stephenson 1 were named. a The second team included, Jos- b eph Schock, Joseph Morey, Leroy Morey, Irving Hand, and Ralph < It was decreed that both teams a should have the same kind and! quality of unform; to wit, "white, j > sleeveless shirts, with a fourinch - blue sash running diagonally over I i the front, blue pants and stockings t to match. The letters O. C. were i to be worked on the shirts in or^ ange color." 1 Whatever may have been the aggregation's record, their uni- I forms were certainly spectacular. : Negotiations were in progress to t open the Masai with a game • against the ♦—»" of Company No. ' 1, Third Regmient, N. G. N. J- « stationed at Woodbury. History is -repeating itself in < good boo tii these days, and coin- f ridenees are running riot. Last week, the Daughters of « i

■ America held a memorable funch ; tion, in the Hann Building. | Twenty Years Ago, despite 1; threatening inclement weather, a party of the Oeean City Council, No. 10, Daughters of America, , ! journeyed to Tuckahoe Council ! No. 49. Nof in Pieree-Arrows, nor in "Tin Lizzies," was the journey j : made; but behind a team of horses r ; with Neils Carlson handling defti, j ly the ribbons. e] As the party drove through the - j streets enroute, they announced : r j their arrival and departure, with j , the tooting of many horns. - The party entered Tuckahoe singing the National Anthem, and , were given a hearty reception. By special request, the members s of the Ocean City Council, took . charge of the meeting, and initiated two candidates. Refrshments 1 j and a social hour, completed the , visit, at a late hour. The Daughters who participated : ' in the excursion included. Annie E. i ' Lake, Ella Campbell, LilUe Park- i 5 i er, Sallie EL Ingersoll, Carrie Lake, I Judith Corson, Retta Jeffries, Flor- I s enee Gilbert, Sallie W. Lake. Annie D. Sampson, Annie Budd, Lizzie Sampson, Lizzie Schock, 1

Campbell, Bessie Mahan. Vennell, Katie Campbell, . E. Conover, Imogen* Ever Mahals S. Steeiman, Albert Gilbert, William Lake, and - Enoch B. Campbell. More than once recently, com-! removing sand, from the; beach to the injury of adjoining properties. Vice- Chancellor Reed handed Twenty Years Ago, a decision affecting the situation, which appears to have been of vital interest to Oeean City. Vice Chancellor Reed held the ! opinion that a person removing sand from his or her own property which ultimately led to the injury i of adjoining property, through encroachment of the sea, were subject to a suit for damages. Twenty Years Ago arrangements were being made for holding an Union Thanksgiving Senice, to be held in the First Methodist Episcopal Church, Dr. Geo. c B. Young, pastor of the First Baptist Church was appointed to preach the sermon. The service was scheduled for _the morning; in the evening a meeting was to he held, in the same church under the auspices of the Prohibition Alliance of this city. Rev. J. S. Parker had been engaged to deliver his famous lecture "Twelve Hours Under Ground Sights in the Mammoth Cave." Washington Camp No. 75, of the Order of the Sons of was also preparing a of festivities for the Season, to terminate in a splendid entertainment, to given in Trower's Hall. Twenty Years Ago, the Ocean Water and Sewer Companies held their annual meeting, at the i offices of Massey and Edwards. The old officers were re-elected ,j without a dissenting voice, and a 1 1 detailed report of the two companas prepared, showing that in i two years. $56,000 had been spent ; in improving the service, nans - ] were also formulated, for the sinking of a new welL > ] Under the caption of Local Hap- - 1 penings, we find that Steeiman . ' and Marts had commenced opera- > tions for the erection of Mrs. i Julia F. Weaver's cottage, on . Thirteenth Street and Asbury Av- , Jhat revival services were being held, in the First M. E. i Church, the Rev. J. B. Adams as-, - sisting the pastor; that Mrs. Eliza ; W. Hess of Philadelphia had pur t chased twelve lots, near Thlrty-I i i

r Eight Street, through the agency of Mrs. C. L. Lake; that Massey 6 and ELI wards had awarded the; I contract for filling in a large / bulkhead, on the beach front at l[ Seventh Street, to F. P. Canfield;] that H. A. W. Smith had been com- ' n missioned to install a hot water. .. heating plant in the Massey and: p Edwards building; that Dr. Wil-i , liam G. Abbott, was seriously ill j at his home, the doctor having con- . e traded a severe cold, which ile- ! j veloped other complications; that , Joseph G. Champion had been awarded the contract to build a e fine cottage on Wesley Avenue, j near FortyNinth Street, for Chas. H. Jacobs of Philadelphia; that S. g B. Conover with a friend, had ( spent five days hunting, in the . j vicinity of Newfield, Cumberland , County. ; We also .learn that TwentyYears Ago; Charles Schurch spent ! several days of that week hi Phil- . adelphiu; that D. S. Sampson was - in Woodbury during the week on . , business; that Miss Clara Godfrey : - had gone to Philadelphia to take

jup a position at Wanamakers; . j that Mis* Eva Bateman had re- j turned to this city, after a lengthy' visit to her parents in Cedarvillc; that Miss Lulu Garwood was visI iliug friends in Atlantic City, and t Philadelphia, expecting to be away i two weeks; that Mrs. J. Laban Ueadley of West Avenue was en- ( tcrtaining her aunt, Mrs. Henry I I-ang, of Elizabeth, N. J.; that I Mrs. L. L. Higbee. and her two I .laughters, the Misses Evora and I . I.ydia were visitors in Atlantic I City; that Mrs. Harry Headley j was the guest of her parents Mr. I and Mrs. John T. Price, at Steel-. I manville; that IJyod I.utton was [ the guest of his son, N. T. I.utton; [ i that Hiram S. Mowrer, of the | First National Bank was enjoying [ a two weeks vacation at the home [ 'of his parents, near Lancaster, Pa.; and that Councilman-elect Hairy Headley, and H. W. Moore had left for a two week gunning, I expedition in Maine. I CENTRAL O. C. PINOCHLE CLUB I The Central Ocean City Pin- j I nehle Club met at the home of Ed-' I gar F. Derger, on Wednesday evI iening, and spent a most enjoyable Seven sensational games of Pinochle were played, after which, refreshments in the form of sand-i wiches and coffee were served. The company present included1 Mr. and Mrs. William Edgar, jMr.j ( and Mrs. George D. Guffney, Mr. J , i anil Mrs. John N. Bergcr, Mr. and; y Mrs. Paul Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. - ( •v Beefonl Collins, Kilsie Berger, j; e Arthur Cookson, Harry Durham, i, ej Chris Hansen. Mr. and Mrs. Wilt liam Kleinfelder, Mrs. Harry . ; ] Shore, Hgrry Housand, and Mr. i- - and Mrs. Edgar F. Berger. rj Beginning on Wednesday even- : il ] ing, next, the Central Ocean City i I- ; Pinochle Club, will hold its jn**t" i II | ings and play, at the store of ELI- , i i- ; gar F. Berger. All the necessary - equipment for playing and for the j . t accomodation of the player has n been arranged at the above place, a The Club promises to prove an attractive center of quiet winter !. recreation, for those interested in i. the popular game, located in the J central section of the city, e o I Mr. and Mrs. John L. DuBree have closed their cottage, 8250 r Asbury Avenue, and have returned t to their home, 267 Washington - Lane, Jenkintown. s Mrs. S. J. Lulie, has olosed her i cottage, 604 Wesley Avenue, and it has returned to 3029 Emerald e Street, Philadelphia.

J. M. CHADWICK& CO PLUMBING AND HEATING U17 Asbury Avenue and 1057 West Avenue ESTIMATES FURNISHED JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENTF.D TO Phone 4I9-J /OZpzvs h- r- COOPER, JR. MBBP* Builder ^pTTAGES* 29th "nJ C,!,,tral Avenue. Ocean City. N. J. Phone 97M ' Bell Plioiie. 186-J Furniture Stored Reupholsteri.itf FItimate 7i"dowSh'<i" FOR YOU ; Awnings and tHouse Furnishings ' O-ir frrfir, Lc-teal [visible c "nMeUt with ffuod Work Ke-t Material Lawrence 1. Lear 054 Asburv Avenue Ocean City, n. j. WHEN you think of Banking — decide to avail yourself of the good facilities afforded you at the Ocean City Title and Trust Company 3': Interest Paid on Time Deposits OCEAN CITY TITLE & TRUST CO. ^ Ocean City, N. J.

- BERGER BOOSTS FOR ; : CENTRAL AND SOUTH i PART OF OCEAN CITY : f y: AVERAGE OF CONTRACTS AP- v * PPROXIMATELY 50 THOU- ' 1 SAND TO DATE il l c Edgar F. Berger, the wetlknown t y and progressive building contrac- t i tor locatcii on Thirty-second St. I |- ; :trnl Asburj' Avenue, is a 100G 1 s booster for Central and South i • ' Ocean City, and is determined to e ] do his share in putting that see- - j tion of the municipality on the I t map. Certainly he has every justifiia- i t;tion for his pride in the section, J e ! when the enormous progress made X ; there during the last year, is taken i i into consideration. The coming ' winter's operations, in the way of building, promise to lie greater c than those of any period of the ' * i past, a very large quota of which i- j will be constructed by Edgar F. ! I- ! Berger.Within the last week he has f j contracted for the erection of five I houses in this section. r Mr. George B. Turner of Scv-'j j enenty-Ninth and West Chester |( Road, Philadelphia, has given Mr. | j Ilerjjei the contract for the ereca tion of a two apartment house on "• Central Avenue between Fiftieth "• and Fifty- First Streets. Mr. Bcr- ' i ger has also been commissioned to s I erect a two apartment house for '• Mr. William H. Colcord, of West ■ Chester Road, Philadelphia, in the " j same locality, between Fiftieth f and Fifty-First Streets. Mr. Ewlward Saul of Second St.,. Millville, has contracted with Mr - Berger to build for him, a garagtrj apartment, betweerv Twenty-Sixth I - and Twenty-Seventh St. on Ccn- - tral Avenue. j Mr. Saul has become quite fam-; i ous for his speculations and in-j * vestments in Central Oeean City. ] Mrs. Ida Ryan, of Thirty-Fourth i Walter E. Allen ) AWNING AND LINOLEUM I WOR': 1 WINDOW SHADE:.". r Bourse Apartments | OCEAN CITY, N. J.

' street and Haven Avenue has rejcently made arrangements with, Mr. Berger for the erection of! two apartment houses on the ror\| iier of Thirty-Fifth Street andjt Central Avenue. Mr. Berger's contracts upto-date i approximate between fifty and 'fifty-five thousand dollars, idl of i which are located in Central and ; South Ocean City. , J During the last month. Mr. Bcr ger consummated the sale of twen- , ty-cight lots in Central Ocean City j all of which are to lie improved j j . between the coming Spring and , Fall, and were not mere specula-; Mr. Berger also very recently \\ sold the valuable property owned ; by James J. Hunt, located between i Twenty-Fifth and Twenty-Sixth,, on Wesley Avenue, to Dr. ] Joseph J. Burke, of Philadelphia. ; i Dr. Burke will reside here dui-j! , the summer of each year. ■ Among the guests who have re- . cently been enjoying the comforts 1 and splendid appointments of the] ' Fleetwood Hotel, are Chas. Doe, ' and daughter, Miss B. S. Doc, of ' Philadelphia. Miss Cline also of Philadelphia, accompanied them. ' Mr. and Mrs. John R. Jones, accompanied by their young daughter, recently spent few days in I Newton, Mass., visiting their twoj daughters, who are there attend- 1 school. Now is the Time lo Plant Privet Hedge Thomas J. Thorn FLORIST 1128 Bay Avenue " Ocean City New Jersey B/Y SIDE FISH MARKET . 1214 Bay Avenue, Ocean City ,N. J. Supply Daily j FJIESHFISH OYSTERS CLAMS CRABS and CRAB MEAT and give your orders I Prompt Service Moncrief & Sons

Phone 229-J Estimates Furnished W M. T. TAYLOR RARER HANGER . 912 Central avenue Ocean City, N. J. Cape May County Title and Trust Co. £ucc*r«tor iht Rtml Bumic and Starch Co. Cape May Court House, N. J. Acts as Executor and in a Fiduciary Capacity TITLE INSURANCE MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGES MUNICIPAL BONDS FOR SALE i Searches Briefs of Title Conveyancing A -F.TK.AN- 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 i skilled artisans are employed, is cordially invited. j Here one can view memorials of every des- ! cription in the various stages of constructi ion. 0. J. HAMMELL CO. PLEAS ANTVILLE, N. J. CAMDEN, N. J. MUroKIlI. 1RAFTKMI-N VOX MORK THAN Jo TEARS

i STATIC HIGHWAY COMMISSION THKNTON ' notice is hereby given ihxt .'mini nub »m w iw.v-4 •" i sfajar,-,*n ' 1 1 ' ^ ^ ' L^*bi Lsp ii'xp of I U*UU°A. H , and oiwiwl ■nJ '<■••1 • ''s^n^Uaa/for "airSS 1 j »IWj« 1 I !: j ] Shmm' mWrr-o-1 j f i ^ ["'j' '1 -"" Y ^ - : ; i f Mr. and Mrs. Murdn Mackemic j f of Philadelphia spent the week-end i , at Ocean City. Murd.i Mackenzie - is well-known as the Dean of Sum- - mer Baseball, and manager of the, I I Ocean City Collegians. - HEADLEY & ADAMS Dealers in ReadillgCoal OMrt sn4 Yar4. TENTH AND WEST J. Prescott Cadman, Jr. HsIMc ol Mark Lake funeral director 800 Central Avenue " I Ocean City New Jersey j AIITO EQUIPMENT ATTORNEYS- AT-LAW Harcourt & Steeiman LAW OFFICES 1ST ASBl-RT AVE.. OCEAN CITY. N. J. | , LAW BUILDING. ATLANTIC CITY. N. I. , II A. M. I P. M. ANDREW C. BOSWELL Law Offices MASTER IN CHANCERY | I OCEAN CITY. N. J. j

MrthoJ D. M. Richards, D (' '' CHIROPRACTOR (Graduate of Pahae'r c .ii...,, opened offices In the l|„ui laiiiiont, Tuesdays, Thuis.lav- ,„j Saturdays. aml Afterooon-8 lo 5; Evening-r, t0 g Con.alL.llen .ad Sp.a.l ^ BRECKLEY'S , HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS Clinton L. Brccklry, Prop. Bendy Mixpil Points, Ix-a,| n:, , 920 and 922 Asbury Avenue I Phone. SSfW i ARCHITECTS I.. Leslie lit atilej Co. Incorporate . ; architectualservice Builders 5 15 EIGHTH STREET (Eighth and Wesley Ave.) Ocean City, N. J. . -and builder of AitixtJ. • Bungalows, Convenient i.oihn. ; Up-t.nl.-ite Apai tmenls, M,„|rni' ! j Hotels. Angus S. Wnde I 26 So. lHth. St., Phila.. Pa. rl N. E. Cor. 8th & Atlantic Are. VIVIAN B. SMITH ARCHITECT (IJ Camraalee Trait BaUdlr,, ^ ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. GOOD ADVICE - j Do not build until you talk (he matter over with ua. I.. LESLIE HEADLEY CO, lat. I.j 515 Eighth Street. ENGINEERS Lii Wm. H. CoIIisson, Jr. Aim. M. Am. See. C. F_ Civil Engineer and Surveyor j otr Engineer. Oeeau Cllr. N. J.

4 HOTELS AND COTTAGES | HCME FROM HOME OPEN ALL YEAR THE FLEETWOOD sixth st. and wesley ave Specml Frafurer Briutihil Kmuked bedfoomi. cchinp- with fert-clio ippomlmenu. hlrail table, choice cuurie. perfect plumbing, courtcy end icr.^r A FIRST -CLASS HOTEL WIDI LOW RATFJ j PAUL M. SPIECKER. Q«ne> Manner

IMPERIAL HOTEL ] 1015 Central Ave. A. M. MacCrerer, Prap. < Op- AI Yra. MmWm, R«, "pwCackhg "The Hoaey HetiT HALCYON HALL ' 1116 Wealey Ave. Oeean City N*w Jersey i Newly furnished rooms; running 1 water in each room; , Three minutes from the Beach Mrs. Francis D. Maxwell THE MELROSE NOW OPEN For the Season 1922 JOHN L. VAN TINE, Prop. 14th Street and Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY, N. J. hotel stratford Seventh and Ocean Avenue OPEN ALL YEAR Light Horuckecping Room,. Abo Boarding Special Low Raid MRS. MILTON RUBINCAM

Bracebridge Hall 624 Wedey Avenue ALL WINTER ANNA E. BRACE ROXBOROUGH HOUSE 710 9th Street OCEAN CITY NEW JKRSBT Open All the Year. Rooms by Day or Week. Reduced rate* for winter. MRS. S. HENDREN KEITH HALL 913-915 Wesley Avenue Will Open April 15th. 1921 Special Rates Address JOS. C. RAMSEY as abeve ADVERTISE III THE SENTINEL

MEDICAL

WILLITS P. HAINES, M. D. < Physician and Surgeon ORke Hour,: 9 A. II. to 1 P. M. Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and « Throat Pkme 290 Glauc, Fit lad Cor. Wesley Ave. and 9th St. <• il A. M.t T to * p. m. ' ALLEN CORSON, M. D. 824 Wesley Avenue OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY ; J "*B 5* Inter -8 tali It*. A j I HERSCHEL pettit. m. d. 1 807 Wealey Avenue OCEAN city, N. j. IOMra Hear,: I h M A t| I u |R K WM. and 8 in., I la II A. M, anir • Ball Phaaa m

Hrari ■*" Until * la I* A. M. 7 ta I F. K. i John H. Whltkar, M. D717 WESLEY AVENtfE OCEAN CITY, N. J. Hour,. Oiaan Otr ...Mr. TiawU,. W.di.ilax. Frtdar. 8«'"J" » ta 11 A. M.| UN la '• * DR. CHAS. H. VAIL Osteopathic Physician Ocaaa atr OOci FklbdlhS'l »ih A Central 1411 Kai isM . 27J-W Fl—a. Wil»"^ CENTRAL PHARMACT Eighth SL and Wesley Ave. Phone 245 J. Thornley Hughes, P. DPharmacist in Cbhlf