OCEAN CITY SENTINEL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1922. THREE

COUNTY FREEHOLDERS INCREASE IRE ROAD APPORTIONMENTS through efforts of FRF.EHOLDER CHADW1CK. OCEAN CITY BENEFITS LARGELY The member* of the Young f Men's Progressive League, heard I I with gratification from County Freeholder W. J. Chadwick, that the Board of County Freholders, hail decided to rebuild the bridge at Thirty-Fourth Street. The County Engineer was instructed to prepare plans and specifications to be submitted for approval December 5th. The rebuilding of this bridge will entail an expenditure of approximately $40,000. At the last meeting of the Coun-

S ty Board, the proposed Road Estimates for the year 1923, came under consideration. |j Through the initiative of FreeJ holder Chadwick, very substantial' S increases were made in the apportionments .made, to be spent upon the roads of this section of the' County, over what was allotted- • t for the present year. The advantages to be gained by Ocean City from the increase can-i • not be approximated. This year the sum devoted to K the upkeep of the lioosevolt Bouled vaYd was $10,000. This, through' -V the efforts of Freeholder Chadwick it has been increased to $25,000 for i, 1923. e Again, the road known as Ocean City-Strathmere. had $4000 i- devoted to it, in the present year's d budget. The new estimates make r provision for an increase of $1500. The total increase therefore, in e which Ocean City will immediately; - benefit, amounts to $10,500. The tentative program for the - coming year is given as follows:

PROPOSED ROAD ESTIMATE FOR 1923 No. Road Name Mi. Amount 1. Avalon Boulevard 4.0 G. $ 2000.00 2.. Bayshore 9.1 G. 5000.00 3. Beach Drive „2.5 -G. 1.5 B.C.1.0 3500.00 4. Belleplain 5.1 G. 2500.00 5. Cape May Point 8.0 G. 6000.00 fi. Central Ave., N. W. Inc. 26 sL1.4 G. 7500.00 7. Corsons Inlet-Townsend's In. 6.0 G. 5.5 B.C. 0.5 7000.00 8. Dennisville - Woobine _.4.2 G. 3500.00 9. Goshen ..5.2 G. 4.7 C 0.5 8000.00 10. North Wildwood Road 4.06 G. 5000.00 11. Ocean City-Strathmere . 6.2 G 3.0 C 2.2 5500.00 12. Paper Mill , 1.0 G. 100.00 13. Park Boulevard 2.6 G. 11000.00 14. Roosevelt Boulevard 4.0 G. 25000.00 15. Seashore No. 3 .7.5 G5.75 SA1.75 3500.00 16. Seashore No. 1. Inc. Mill Lane5.4 G. 3.4 C 1.8 3500 00 17. Schellengers Landing . 0.5 G. 18. Sea Isle Boulevard 2.8 G. 3*00.00 19. South Cape May .0.5 G. .1200.00 20. South Dennis-Ocean View .5.0 G. 4000.00 21. Stone Harbor Boulevard 4.0 G. 6000.00 22. Third Avenue 6.7 G. 3500.00 23. Tuckahoe _ 5.2 G. 3600.00 24. Tuckohoe- County Line 7.0 G. 5000.00 26. Wildwood Boulevard _3£ B.C. 3030.00 26. West Wildwood _1.0 G. 5000.00 27. Woodbine- Marshall ville 3.6 G. 2500.00 28. West Perry Street <4 Myrtle Avenue ... — -0.4 B.C. 29. 2nd. Sec. Wildwood CrestCape May 1000.00 I 30. Belleplain to County Line ,3 Road (24) 5000.00 t 31. Broadway-Cape May 1300.00 i 32. Grassy Sound-Burleigh Road 1000.00 I t $143100.00 h cSgsggy t 5 J ) ) ) ) I I I i

VETERANS DESIRING EDUCATION APPLY BEFORE^ DEC. 15 i RULING MADE UNDER VOCA- 1 TIONAL REHABIL1TA- J TION ACT By the terms of the Vocational j 1 Rehabilitation Act, provision is. made whereby vetrrans of the j World War, who are suffering all vocational handicap, traceable to 1 1 their military or naval sen-ice, may secure a vocational training. Major IW. F. Lent, District Manager, District No. 2, of the U. S.| Veteran's Bureau, desires it made: known that all applications for: such training must be made prior1 to December 15th, 1922. All entitled to the priveleges granted by the act, failing to ap- 1 ply before the date mentioned for-j feit the opportunity of receiving! this government training. On October 1st, there were 96,- j 941 disabled veterans receiving vo-jf cational training. The returns for'w March show that during the per-jo iod the peak of vocational train- In ing was reached with a total of ! 109,805 veterans provided for. |)t The majority of the men were [c] in receipt of vocational training, f, maintenance and support pay, ranging from $100 to $170 per month, and in addition the cost n of tuition, books, and other inci- „• dental supplies while in training. I • ' Major Lent desires it made ^ known that there are several ways K In which application for vocational u training may be made. The claimant may make application by letter, to any one of the * Bureau offices, located throughout the United States. The application must be signed * by the applicant. If possible It will * be better if the applicant makes his application in person, at a dis- cl triet or sub-district office, although H this is not absolutely necessary'- » Application forms may be secur- h ed from one of the Buerau offices, C one ot the agencies of the Ameri- E can Red Cross, the American F Legion, or any other veterans or-.G ganizatlon. !*? Persons who are in doubt as to ; k whether or not they have a valiiv M Cltr of Ocoon a 17. Now Jorooj NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Contract No. 7M. Roorfvolk RofcoWln* Soolod bl<l. or propoool. will bo rooelvod jd br tho Bonrd of CommlBlonor. of the O Clt, of Ocoon Cltr. Now Joroor. ot tbo «• offices of tho told Comn.lwlon.ra. In tbn VI Cltr HnIL Ocoon Cltr. Now Jwwr. on ot Doconbor 4th. IMS. ot tho boor of 1.00 b. P. M.. for tho robulldin* of Uio Bonrd- A1 walk from North St. to Sooood St.. from Oi 11th St. to 17th St.. and tho rohulldlns n Of tho oppraaehot at North 8troot. 8L Jam*. PI.. Stanton PI.. Pint St, Sooond pr 8u. Pork PI.. Fourth 8u. Bshlh St.. In Moorlrn Tbrrnoo. Ninth St.. Tenth St.. on Boron th lit.. Twolfth St.. ThlrtmnthSL. Ct Fourteenth Bt, Fifteenth St.. «*tawith O St.. ft Baraataaath Su. a. described on on tho plnno nod cpociftcoUon«-_ ^ « Pn .^U^iuwompenled br each or earttflod check. parable to tha Cltr Troaturar to of Ooaan Cltr. N. J.. without condition, of In tha oam of J2SO.OO , , p' Tha Meceesfnl Wddar will bo roctdtod fu to fomlch within 10 dorc from the 'dot# th of tha award, tha Sorat r Companr Bond, pc required under q pofklrn tho .wud to mado. la Tho ontlro work to bo eomplotod br oc April in. 1021. ^ imrn " I bo rlrtt to reject onr or oTbJd. or to „ walro onr Informalltr In onr bid. Plan, and .poHAcmtloni can bo obtained M from tha Cltr Clark br dopooitin* *10.00. Dated Norombor Uth. Hit ri E. A. CORSON. OI Director of Poblle V.'orki. HARRY A. MORRIS. « Cltr Clark. »i WM. H. COIXJSSON. JR . ^air^KMtnmr. E SENTINEL ADS ARE * MONEY SAVERS «

application on file should take I c steps immediately to ascertain ;( from one of the offices of the Bureau the status of their eppli- c cations. The Government is anx- ( ious that all ex-service men who , are entitled to the benefits of this n • Act should take advantage of this I opportunity. All applications re- c ceived will have the fullest con- J sideration and if the facts pre- F . seated are sufficient to meet the provisions of the Rehabilitation n i Act, the claimant will be awcrded B i such benefits as are provided under | the Act. E 0. C. YACHT CLUB 5 PLANS FOR BANNER - SEASON NEXT YEAR I pi COMMODORE JOHN E. F1TE a ANNOUNCES VARIOUS COMMITTEES U The Ocean City Yacht Club, is fl j fully anticipating that the coming I will prove to be the banner year. | of the organization, and are formutating their plans accordingly. The social activities of the club | last summer were of an ambitious i character, with some particular, almost every week. If the Ocean City Yacht Club, w as suggested, may be induced to revive and sponsor thff old-time in Venice" bay carnival, addition to Its numerous entertainments, the various committees will have their forces taxed to the g( 'Coram odtre JWm E. Fite has ^ announced his committees for the m coming year, and notification to ^ the effect has been been sent to (|, all members. The committees nam- tj, ed are: ]jr Social — Alec. Colville, Jr., : pe chairman; Ralph Anderson, Wm.jwl Beaver, Jacob Beiswanger, ; an Stanley E. Bowers, R. R. Bring- __ hurst, Amott R. Broome, Chas. J. Curran, Harry T. Ellis, Robert B.j Ely, Chas. Fairchild, Jr., John E. Jr., Alfred M. Gray, T. R. Griffin J. Howard HolmeB Dr. D. , -Bushrod James, Dr. Wayne T. : „ Killian, John H. MacUgue, Frank; - Marriott, Wm. J. MeMullin, Geo. t 1 i cmr or ocean city. n. j. i NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS CONTRACT NO. 7*4 • « Swlad bid. or Propoool* will bo racelv-l j wl br tho Board ot Commlwiowra of Cltr. Now Joroor. ot the office. of oald Comraloolonora In tha Cltr Hall. Ocoon Cltr. N. J.. Doe. Uth. 1»M. ot tho hear of. *.00 p. m.. for tho bulldlnr of o timber bnlkhood and o IS ft. wldo Stroot or Allor. botwnon 4«th ond *0th Stroot., | Ocoon Cltr. N. J.. no dooerlbod is tho ^ ■PAil#CbMo,,moot ho mad# on tho fonao provided, cover all Itomo eontalaod thorw , and bo oceomponiod br eaoh or chock / cortlftod br a Now Joroor Bonk or Tract In tho ram of *2*0.00 parable to the Trooouror of Ocean Cltr. N. j- without condition. A wrtlSeate from • osUofoetorr Surety Com poor. covorUur the demand. of- tha raaelSeatlona mult bo attached to tho bidding abort. The mm in*"' bidder will bo roqnlrod furnloh. within 10 dnro from the date tho award, a oatlofactorr Soretr or Co. Bond. In tho ram of the amount of tha award, conditioned for SlSfS fi'iilTlB ™ S?«li be reouired to mea tha Cltr of Ooaan a". N. J.. hmrmloao from all action, at; or otherwloo. and br Tirtu, °' to < employer, or Jaborora ^br^^olvlnk a M,Ivr,Board'1of"coraml»IODar. rooorao tha rirtt tojm^any or^.^bld. or to wolr. "piin. and VIwe°Hmtlon. ran bo obUlnfrom tho Cltr Clerk br dopoolling Novambar 27th. 1**1. EVEBTON A. <**80*.^ WM.. H. CDLLISSON, Jr. atT &WlBe^ARRT A. MORRIS. I " Adv. \i-n. tt cup

i THE HOME BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION

ti- " — — — — • ^ — — — — — — — — — > You would have something to be "Thankful for" around Thanksgiving if you £ take some shares of Stock in the new twentyr first Series, which is now open, in the Home * Building and Loan Association. Invest e now, while the opportunity knocks at your door, and grasp the Spirit of Thrift, and you will be thankful to yourself in the future c li years as well as now.

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No Entrance Fee is charged now, and shares are one dollar each. Any information concerning Shares in the Home Building and Loan Association will be gladly furhished by any of the following Officers and Directors.

OFFICERS ) 1 President — DR. J. THORNLEY HUGHES | Vice President— HARRY A. MORRIS | Secretary— EDWARD VOSS J Treasurer— WM. F. GARDINER I Solicitor— ELMER H. BROWN I . .<) \ ~~

DIRECTORS

Dr. J. Thornley Hughes Harry A. Morris Edward Voss Wm. F. Gardiner Wm. H. Campbell, Sr. J. Wm. Morrison Roy EL Darby Wm. H. Kautchman

John J. Devine Parker Miller Lawrence M. Lear Hiram S. Mowrer Alfred R. Smith CJohn P. Fox Dr. Harry T. Foulds

1 M. Millspaugh, Ralph C. Putnam, i Thos. M. Scott, J. Frank Shellen- ' 1 Geo. B. Smitheman, Aug- ' i ust Stang, Edward S. Thompson, B. Vollum Thos. P. Walker, Wm. H. Weimer, Chas. S. I .Wood and S. Townsend Zook. Property — Frank D. Newberry, i chairman; Frank H. Stewart and F. 'Wall. Finance — James W. Femley, chairman; Wm. E. Hexamer and F. WaU. House — Howard H. Denn, chairman; Walter D. Bonsall. Membership— Wm. H. Weimer, chairman; Thos. P. Walker, Edw. Sutton Russell H. Nulty and B. Ely. Music — Robt. B. Vollum chairDr. Wayne T. Killian and Russell H. Nulty. Independence Day — Harry T. chairman. Prize — Chas. J. Curran chair-' Outing— Chas. J. Curran chairman; Harry T. Ellis and Dr. Wayne T. Killian. Pool— Dr. C. F. Martin chairman; Hartman K. Gilmore. Regatta (elected) — John E.i Fite, Jr., chairman; H. H. Denn, • H. N. Diesel, Dr. A. T. Baldwin, i Dr. Frederick Slack, G. M. Mills-!, ugh and This. P. Walker. American Power Boat Associa- j — Chas. J. Curran. \ o j I HANN BUILDING THE i VENUE OFMYSTERY i PARTY JN MONDAY ! ARRANGED IT. WHAT WAS IT FOR, OR WHY SHOULD IT BET j There is evidently the need of 1 a Sherlock Holmes, in Ocean City. 1 still, would be Conan £ Doyle; 'for In addition to having c created the supernatural solver of 1 mystery, Mr. Sherlock Holmes, Sir a Conan has of recfcnt years, been in s wireless communication with i land of spooks and hobgobb- I and therefore may be the only I competent, to answer the a why and the wherefore, the how I and the whatsoever, of the party a

n, | held Monday evening in the Hann | l- ; Building. t- There were two Howes in the' b, company; but neither could say j t- HOW it about. There was 3. also two Sharps present; but1 neither were SHARP enough to y, 1 solve the mystery. The most searching interrogation failed to elicit, in whose hon- 1 or the party was held, who con- ' ceived the idea, who made the arrangements. In fact some of the r" ; guests were not quite certain, j whether they were present or not. i The entire proceedings had in it more than a trace of "spookness" ; except the "eats," which were not , . the least spooky, nor were the , eaters. Some of the latter were in truth very substantial, and con-' , I trived to conceal very substantial quantities of edibles, about their, person, without using their pock-! eta. Despite the mysteriousness of j •. the affair however, a jollier, and merrier crowd never met Good!. . humor radiated from every coun-;: tenanee. The first part of the evening, , spent with cards, during which ' . several members. of the company,' - ^ displayed unusual "skill. i ( The first prize fell to Mrs. How",ard Bussom, while the "Booby" re-; ward became the possession, by alljl the laws of right, of Charles i Breckley. Cards were followed by dancing. ' j Friend Elwood Lake demonstrated . to the satisfaction of all, his right to be considered the chief exponent of the terpsichorean art present, to the utmost gratification of 1 1 his "Aunt Rosalie." | "Uncle Roy" probably experi- ! enced a pang or two of envy; but I— well there! The guests present were: Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Lake, andr son Albert, Mr. and Mrs. Charles! Miss Helien Breckley, j John Marts, Mrs. Eva Fisher, Robert Smith, Miss Evelyn ] Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barcley, Mr. and Mrs. Addison Sharp, ' and Mrs. Harry Robbins, Mr. • and Mrs. Harvey Donnelly, and Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Howard George Ross, Mr. and Leroy Rahn, Mrs. 'William Mrs. Van Donnelly, Mr. and Mrs. F. Leroy Howe, .Miss Beatrice Sharp, Benjamin Groves, and Robert Donnelly.

you should have A Reliable Builder To erect your Ocean City cottage- You annot spare the lime look after it closely yonrself and must depend -npou 'he honesty of the contractor. I have bnllt for a large number of people and conld refer yon to ! or all of them. Send for the list of names and photographs ol the booses . Otis M. Townsend OFFICE Q| III nrD "OCEAN flTV. •Ik St. Opposite P.O. DU I L UH. n la Any Kind *nv Where f Joseph G. Champion Building Contractor OCEAN CITY. N. J. Tenth Street and West Avenue

"j Ocean City Churches y ! #IHST M. E. CHURCH t j Eighth Street and Central Avenue. 0 1 The Rev. Dr. John Handlcy, Pastor. ,- Sunday services, 10:30 a. m. and -'7:30 p. m. Sunday School, 2:30 - p. m. - Mid-week prayer meeting, Wede nesday, 7:30 p. m. 4 — " FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH t Seventh Street and Wesley s Avenue. 1 j The Rev. Chas. F. N. VoegElin, Pastor. r Morning worship 10:30 .(Bible School 2:30 J Friendship Bible Class for - t] Men 2:30 j | Mary of Bethany Bible Class ■ I for Women 2:30 . Evening Worship 7:30 ! Midweek service for praise I and prayer, Wednes 7:30days ■ and prayer, Wednes'j days 7:30 p. m. '! A Homelike Church, with a corI dial welcome. HOLY TRINITY PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH Northeast Corner of Eleventh Street and Central Avenue Rev. Joseph W. Watts, A. M., Rector. Sunday Services 9:80 a. m. — Sunday School. C«Mrd LocknallMns Key. Mwlc * Walter E. Allen AWNING AND LINOLEUM wor:; WINDOW SHADES Bourse Apartments OCEAN CITY, N. J. w. H. ALBERT OLDFIELD OLDFIELD w. H. OLDFIELD t SON Tile and Marble Work 912 CENTRAL AVENUE Phone 229- J Ocean City, N. J. Estimates Furnished WLL GIVE large family house rent free for the winter for the board ol one person. Apply 620 Wesley lM.."fr

10.45— Church service. 7:45 p. m. — Vespers and address. Holy Communion first Sunday ne. 1 of each month, 10.45 a. m. Saints' Days anil Holy Days, 10 a. m. * nd FIRSJ BAPTIST CHURCH Tenth Street and Wesley Avenue. *|. The Rev. Milton George Buck, Pastor. "The Church with a Cordial Welcome." Preaching services, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Bible School, 12 m. Prayer service Wednesday even- ; I ing, 7:30. 1 Christian Endeavor, Sunday 6:30 ! ' p. m. j | 10. — ; 30 ST. AUGUSTINE'S CHURCH t 30 Asbury Ave, near Fourteenth St. ' The Rev. Thos. F. Blake, Rector. x 30 Benediction. 30 Mass at 10 o'clock, followed by Mass Sunday at 10 o'clock, followed by Benediction. Mass Sundays at St Joseph's "l Church, Somers Point, at 8 o'clock. !

Our WaU Paper i ' is a veritable find. We aim to ! please the particular. Just come' down and inspect our numerous designs. If you are critical It may take you a long time to decide— there are so many patterns to choose from — but the point is that . can be suited exactly right and at prices that will appeal to you. ALFRED R. SMITH 1048 Asbury Ave. Ocean City New Jersey it;

T GENERAL HAULING h Sand Gravel Top Soil WM. HAYES, 233 Asbury Ave. J \ &AUU& Last— A Parlor Pipeless I blends beautifully with other r-% ;| home furnishings. The finish is rich, grained mahogany — a vitJ ■ reous enamel, hard and smooth I hi as glass and practically I ' I U lasting. You can rnb and dust |H with a doth — just as you do ; fl IB your furniture. No <iirty black- ' ing. No nickel to polish. MKATROI-A Iwt our 'I Kr.mlr.wwr explain itw lOWNSENDS LUMBER YARD □ / OCEAN CITY NJ. eight st. at haven m. j OTIS pi. TOWNSEND, Prop., TUB Beiiaiie liimer

DON'T BE LONELY JOIN THE CROWD WHO DAILY SMILE AS THEY 'Twitch the Switch" for Silent Service and the "Matchless" Night Atlantic City Electric Company, 5 ' , • .. . . - ' ... i

DSED HDTOmOBILES ! of the better kind | can be bought in safety at j C. H. K. MOTOR CO. I 2722 Atlantic Ave. Phone 547-W Atlantic C5ty. OLDSMOBILK DISTRIBUTORS p. Altsrilioil JokW*| 0 HUMBERT C. PONTIERE ; BUILDER a T**th strut oce« em. I. J *j:-— — — a J LLesle Headley Co. BUILDERS Architectural Service IS EIOHTH STREET lBlHMfUqnw.1 Ocean aty, N. J. Designer and Builder of Artistic Bungalows, Convenient Cottages, Up-to-Date Apartments, Modern Hotels. | Willard S. Steelman Contractor and Bolder > JOBBING BOAT WORK 1100 Bay Avenue J J OCEAN CITY, N. J. is " 1 -^j t- ; Theo.F.Hildreth ° Electrical Contractor r Jobbing Work a Specialty Office: 1032 Central Avenue [ Geo. W. Harris ' REAL ESTATE and BROKER No. 12 W. Fourteenth Stmt , Ocean City, N. J. Bell Phewe. 434-J 831 ASBURY AVENUB Delicatessen r Fancy Groceries ^ 1 Fruits and Vegetables . New Orleans Meiaanas William T. Carwithen Phone *S-J Wm. H. Powell Qeneral Contractor GradbBt and Street BaUdtac J Thirty -tnwrtfe at. end Wetf svn. ' ; OCEAN OT*. N. J. Mkua MM Gwmnl Aranan