«• __ OCEAN CITY SENTINEL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21. lita SEVEN

CflPE MAY COUNTY WELL REPRESENTED AT STATE EXHIBIT DR. JULIUS WAY. J. 0. E. ELI.IOTT WERE AMONG THE PRIZE WINNERS The Stale" Horticultural Society hil.it ^fruits ami vegetable! 1 hfl.1 Ha". Atlantic City las! week was the finest held .there •' j„ the Inst four years and the ^t gratifying part is that there »ere m»re Cape May County, exhihitors a fid visitors in the show moms than ever before. ( Among those exhibiting from Cap,. May County were: Dr. Julius Way, Bethel and i'.ichjrtl.siin. •.Vilhelmina E. Powell, of " Cape May Court House, Norman Taylor. J. C. Elliott, Lewis HolT-j^ man nnd Riehanl Reeves of Colrl Spring. John Wilholm of Ocean ' View and Frank Swain of Swain- ! J' In the County class for best 25 ; 1 apples grown in Cape May County * I J. C. Elliott won first place on his Winesaps and Dr. Juilius Way " won second on Staymen Winesaps.; Frank Swain took first on his | ° plate of Ben Davis apples anil j " Bethel and Richardson won second I on Mcintosh apples. These last two mentioned vari- ^ eties were competing with apples ' grown in all parts of the State, but were not competing in the ^ name class. f One of the Interesting developments of the N. J. Experiment R Station Fruit Department is that of finding a substitute for that n awful stuff. Self-boiled Lime-Sul- £ phur. The new mixture can even successfully take the place of the * dilute summer strength lime-sul-phur solution (1 to 501. which is ^ used on apples. The material is sulphur, 16.' pounds, hydruted lime 8 pounds, and calcium casein, 1 pound. All are mixed thoroughly dry and then ^ added to 100 gallons of water in1 the spray tank while the agitator is running. This mixture gave a r better control on scab of peach and apple than did the regular ^ s«lf-boiled lime-sulphur on peaches ^ and the ( 1 to 50) concentrated lime-sulphur solution on apples. Every fruit grower seeing the results heaved a sigh of relief. ^ FREEHOLDERS TAKE i PROGRESSIVE STEP ^ li ESTABLISH AN ACCREDITED F HERD OF CATTLE AT COUNTY FARM Among "other matters of busi- ' i tess taken up by the Almshouse Committee of the Board of Chos- ll en Freeholders, was that of an "Accredited herd of cattle" for " Cape May County. An "Accredited Herd" is one that is free from ' tuberculosis and kept so under the plan prescribed by the State Bureau of Animal Industry at Trenton. Under this plan the State ,f Veterinarian will test free of]S charge any herd bred in the state j ' and condemn all animals reacting s with tuberculosis. Farmers losing I animals as a result of such test I are partly re-embursed by a fund provided for by the State legisla- £ ture and the U. S. Dept. of Agri- I culture. The herd is then kept uft- I der constant supervision to see that new cases do not break out. v The . Almshouse Committee has r the assurance of all the Freehold- c era that this step is a wise and progressive one and have consequently asked Lewis Douglass, j Manager of County Farm, and County Agricultural Agent Stack-; house to take the matter up with ' | the State Bureau of Animal In-; j dustry at Trenton at once. , It is felt that the County Farmi should take the lead in this mat-j ter of improving its dairy herd as an example for other dairies to: follOW. ; ' DR: HUNDLEY PUNS REVIVALJERVICES POPULAR PREACHER TO BE ASSISTED BY CENTENARY EVANGELIST #ian«John Handley pastor of the .(^Methodist Episcopal Church is making full arrangements for holding a series of revival services with the advent of the new year. The first service wiU be held at 9 o'clock in the evening of Deeemi*r 81st, in the form of a watch night service. , . Dr. Handley will be assisted inn these services by the Rev. Richard A. Conover the Centenary Evangelist Rev. Conover comes here highly recommended as a very powerful and impressive preacher. Many of the leading minds in the religious world, are of ,the opinion that America is upon the eve of a great religious revival. Dr. Handley's services may be the awakening of such a revival in the history of Ocean City.

OCEAN CITY FIVE I DEFEAT WOODSIDE I IN CLOSE BATTLE - EDDIE MILLER FORMER STAR OF EASTERN LEAGUE IS BRIGHT LUMINARY i Reserves Vs. Postmen . SMITH AND CHADWICK BOTH 1 ■ STAR IN THE DEFEAT OF THE- POSTIES r Two immensely interesting games were staged Saturday cvt cning on the Temple Court, of thej old Camp Grounds, one of which rose eventually to the dignity of a! spectacular event. ^ The giant form of Eddie Miller, [who reaches up towards the jtars, j! six feet two in stocking feet, deported itself in miil-scason style j around the court, rapturing six j baskets, and as many foul tries, n : record which ocntributed in no j small degree to the downfall of the Woodside Athletic^ Association ,;of Bridgeton. I "Kiii'' Garwood's quintette came lout of the conflict with a tally of 37 to 32 in tlieir favor. Miller featured in the luminary | role, and gave as splendid an cx- ' hibtion of real ball, as when he starred as center in the Atlantic City Eastern league aggregation. At first it appeared as if the i artists were doomed to dc-. ' Bridgeton leading with the ' score at 19-14 at half time. Whereupon Ocean City staged a magnificent rally, with Joe Man- j gold. Miller, and Townsend, made! the last twenty minutes of the! uw nasi iwpmy miiiui' .- oi vie ■

truly -sensational, and clinch-; ed the victory. In the ranks of the invaders,) ami Ilallinger featured, displaying splendid form throughout the game. As a preliminary, the Ocean City Reserves staged a tilt against j i Atlantic City Post Office Reserves, and outclassed them in every respect. Smith ami Chadwick each with; eight field goals to their credit, contributed no small part to the ; victory that gave' Hie home fire a score of 48 against 22. The line up and score of both games were as fallows: Ocean Citjy / Bridgeton , ..forwaid Ballinger E. TownscnilfoprtTrcl Crawford E. Miller Jyefenter Edwards Murphy .. / guard .. Sayre ' Mangold ' guard Newton Substitutions: Loveland for Ballinger/ Joggers for Crawford, C. for Breckley. iFeld goals: Breckley 1; Townsend, 2; Miller, 6; Murphy, 1; Mangold, 2; Ferguson, 1; Ballinger. 3; Edwards, 3; Sayre, 2; New2; Loveland, 2; Jaggers,2. Foul goals: Miller, 6; Murphy, 2; Mangold, 3; Ballinger, 1; Crawford, 2; Edwards, 2; Sayre, 1; Newton, 2. Referee, Roy Johnson. Time of halves, 20 minutes. The preliminary game: Ocean City A. C. P. O. i Smith forward Parker J R. Chadwick.. forward Higbee . S.Adams center Miller guard Dougherty guard Ordman I Field goals: Smith, 8; Chadwick, Adams, 2; Marts, 2; Price 2; Parker, 4; Higbee, 2; Miller, 1; . Dougherty, 1; Ordman, 2. Foul goals: Smith, 2; R. Chnd- . wick, 1: Price, 1: Parker, 1; Ord- : man, 1. Referee, Dennis. Time of halves, 20 minutes.

THE HOME BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION

What would make a more "Ideal" Christmas Gift, than to present yourself, your Mother, Father, Brother, Sister, Wife or Sweetheart, with some shares taken out in the twenty-hrst series of the Home Building and Loan • Association. The twenty-first series of stock is now open. No entrance fee is charged now, and shares of stock are one dollar each. Invest now, before you forget it, and Grasp the Spirit of "Thrift."

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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 furnished by any oi the following Officers and Directors.

OFFICERS President — DR. J. THORNLEY HUGHES Vice President— HARRY A. MORRIS Secretary-J. EDWARD VOSS Treasurer— WM. F. GARDINER Solicitor — WM. ELMER BROWN, Jr.

DIRECTORS Dr. J. Thornley Hughes John J. Devine Harry A. Morris Parker Miller J. Edward Voss Lawrence M. Lear Wo. F. Gwdiott H|ram s Mom„ Wm. H. Campbell, St. Afca R Smi(h J. Wm. Morrison Joh„ p. Roy E. Darby Wm. H. Kautchman Dr. Harqr T. Foulds -J --

UNDER-PRIVILEDGED ' CHILD AT KIWANIS n 't| (Continued from Page Four) | !"j classified children into nix distinct j "'categories, arranged in the form : of a curve, h On the apex of the curve were 70 per cent normal children, to e the right 12 per cent, slightly doa fective, and below the latter 3 per cent, very defective. To the left h of the apex, were 12 per cent. bright children, and at the exn treme end, corresponding with the r 3 per cent, very defective, another d 8 per cent., very bright. •s Provision was made for the de- ? fective and the very defective n children; but no specific provision !■ was made for the bright and the -• very bright, the children of high mentality, though the future of i- the country very largely depend- ; ed on such. Adopting another method of •- classification, Prof. Stevens divided the children of an average school into the categories, (1) :- The Verbal Minded; (2) The Man1; ual Minded; and (3) The Social Minded. if As a typical example of the first class, the speaker named Woodrow Wilson, of the second class. Thomas Edison, and of the ,r third, Theodore Roosevelt, ■e Out of the last class all social >r leaders were developed; men of y great, commanding personality, n Prof. Stevens advocated greater specialisation in our schools, with >.' facilities for the development of |! the mental qualities of each individual child, for the particular proj. fession or business, he or she is (. j best adapted. ic I The last noon luncheon of the | KiwaUls Club, was attended by an " I :

unusually large number of guests, f who were enthusiasicaily cheered ' I when their names werc called. | 0 COUNTY CHAMBER jt OF COMMERCE 1 t The regular monthly meeting of , I the Cape May County Chamber of : Commerce, will be held on Thurs- ! ; „ day evening, December 21st, in j a Cape May City. j > Matters of Supreme interest to it r the county and to all sections of it j i t separately, will be under discus- j< President Luther C. Ogden, has , g intimated that the forthcoming r meeting will be noteworthy for enthusiasm, and the diversity of 1 subjects brought tinder considerae Hon. One of the chief speakers exe pected to address the assembly ^ will be Mrs. Helen A. Ameison of • Collingswood. Mrs. Ameison is l_ chairlaiiy of the Educational Division of the Women's Club of New j Jersey and a teacher associated I. with the Camden public schools. Another speaker anticipated j with keen interest will be Mrs. ! Herbert Cooney of Moorestown. l( A cordial invitation is extended to all interested in county affairs e to attend. d 0 INCOME TAX INFORMATION e RETURNS READY E. L. Sturgess, Collector of Inil tern a! Revenue of the 1st Dist. of if New Jersey, announces from his office, Camden, N. J., that income r tax forms 1096 and 1099 are now h ready for distribution to the pub>f lie. r- These forms must be filed by every individual, corporation, is partnership or fiduciary during the calendar year 1922, of $1000. ie or more. in Full information and further in1

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' structions are printed on the back j [ of form 1096. Each employer, partnership, etc. \ 1 needs only one (1) 1096 even ' though they may need several ( ] j 1099 's. As many 1099's arc needed as i ' ; you have employees to whom you < - j paid $1000. or over, i oFrms 1096 must be signed and ' | sworn to. They should then be < 1 securely attached to forms 1099 1 j and forwarded to ■ | Commissioner of Internal Revenue Sorting Division, '! Washington, D. C. ' To avoid penalty they must . reach the Commissioner's office not later than March 15th, 1923. j Forms may be obtained at . branch offices at 2nd Floor P. O. y [ Bldg., Atlantic City, New Jersey; f Post Office Building, Asbury R Park, New Jersey; 607 American .Mechanic Bldg., Trenton, New y ' Jersey. i ^

:! Can't Lift Barrels ) It was in the glorious days before it went into effect. A colored : preacher was exhorting his flock to observe the blessings of temperance. "Brethem, always remember it i is better to bend the knee 'stead i of the elbow." "Pawson," shouted a heckler, 1 "!#nce when hah you-nll started' ■ drinking out of a barrel?" I Trade It Out ' "How about that five I loanei you lost month? You promise' lo pay it in a week." t| "Yes, hut I've been away. ; just got back from Canada -today. "Fine. Ill take a bottle instead. '• The Combination ■ . Alfred is so very fat, s Aileen so very lean, " ; So, you. see, between them bot " They fill u Ford machine.

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DOIN'T BE LONELY JOIN THE CROWD WHO DAILY SMILE AS THBY 'Twitch the Switch" for Silent Service and the "Matchless" Night ; Atlantic City Electric Company, Ja*?cirr division

pLAIN SEWING ^ and Renovating Dresses >. 604 Twelfth St., "SZ"' W. H. ALBERT OLD FIELD OLDFIELD W. H. OLDFIELD i SON Tile and Marble Work 912 CENTRAL AVENUE Phone 229- J Ocean City, N. J. Estimates Furnished osed flutoihobiles of the better Mad can be boaght in aafety at C. H. K. MOTOR CO. 2722 Atlantic Ave. Phone 517- W Atlantic diy. OLDSMOBILE DISTRIBUTORS lilNltlN, MM| HUMBERT C. PONTIERE BUILDER I TuttlUNt OCIU CUT. I I I L.Lesle Headley Co. BUILDERS I Architectural Service 15 BIQHTH STREET insaunwomMi Ocean City. N. J. Designer and Builder of Artistic Bungalows, Convenient Cottages, 1 Up- to- Date Apartments, Modern Hotels. Theo.F.Hildreth Electrical Contractor JobMng Work a Specialty Office: 1032 Central Aveaae 831 ASBURY AVENUE Delicatessen Fancy Groceries Fruits and Vegetables New Orleans Molasses William T. Carwlthen Phone JS-JI Wm. H. Powell General Contractor Grading and Street BalMl* Thirty -Sourtb s». and Wm* avo. ocean crnr. n. j. HIUmiNMClUiStli ii mi mm