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"Doc" Stannard Is Officially Installed President Of The Ocean City Kiwanis Club ■ PAST-PRESIDENI "BILL" COLLISSON TRANSFERS OVER DEED TO Ol.O MAC "DONALD'S FARM. INTERESTING RESUME OF WORK ACCOMPLISHED THRU THE YEAR

With all the impressiveness and i dignity befitting the occasion, | "Doc" Stannard vis duely and of- I ficially installed president of the t Ocean City Kiwanis Club. The member* *ecmed somewhat < at a Joss, what should lie the con- t volitional form of addressing their 1 new president, according to the rite* and usage* of the Kiwani* t creed. Some addressed him as t President "Doc," while others i chose to say President "MinoL" One Kiwanian hail the temerity to r refer to the president as the o •Tooth Carpenter"; but adopted a a less familiar tone, when he caught r . a glimpse of lambent fire in the * president's eye, and the manner in ( which he grasped the gaveL e President "Minot!' had announced in hi* circular letter, that he', would deliver upon the occasion I of hi* installation, a speech "five 1 1 yard* long." It cannot be determined how long the actual speech was delivered; nevertheless It was1 of so interesting a character, that it is hardly possible that any person would have objected, had it T been continued to the length intimated. Past-President "Bill" Collisson performed the ceremony of installation, prefacing the charge to the C new president, by thanking the a members of the Kiwanis Club for ir their loyalty to him, and their o hearty co-operation during his , tl year of office. The year had been p one of great activity and many a: achievement*. v Among the numerous movements with Which the Kiwanis _ Club had identified itself Past-. President Collisson mentioned, the p Booster Banquet in Philailelphia, t the Tree Planting on Arbor Day, |i the observance of Canadian Day I the Charter Presentation, the en- t (ertainmcnt of the veterans of the j Civil War, and later of the Veter- ; an* of the World Wnr. He refer- 'i red also to the support the Kiwan- ; I is Club had rendered to the Sea- J : shore Home for Babies, the float Jj it has provided for, participation, i hi the Atlantic -City Pageant, and | the part it had taken in the ceie- f hratinn, held to commemorate the ( opening of the Automobile Bridge. Finally, Past President "Bill" £ mentioned of the famous poki-r game in Tuckerton, and won a f ringing round of applause. In presohting his successor with j, with the president's button, and , president counselled him to use it ; with charity, and kindness to all. * He presented him then with the h president's button, and finally with { the deed to Old MacDonald's Farm. It was evident that the past- i president, relinquished this memorable document., with much re- ■ gret. Happily however, a very ( close friendship exists between the • old and the new incumbents of the historic fiinn, ci»scqueiitly it may , lie anticipated that the pnst-pres- ■ ident will frequently lead the Kiwaniai.s down to visit the turkeys. ' i he old lord,- and tile .StiU Old - MacDonal.l licqueathed to the club. Returning the compliments and ' fuvors, the new president pinned • on the coat of his predecessor, the past-president's button, and hand- j ci I him a baton which iffknified he had been appointed fnng-leadcr of . the Kiwanis Club. Vice-President A. Randolph . Fogg, Treasurer Russell 11. Nulty. ; Director* Simms and Pettil, and1 • Secretary Dittrich also spoke pledging .loyal support to the new administration. It transpired that Kiwanian j Raymond had recently visited the Kiwaoi* Club at Charlotte. At the request of the president. Kiwanian Raymond gave n l.ricf, but very tnrtling ncount of the rlub, an<l of the luncheon he attended. The Charlotte cfub, he declared , was constituted of the very finest , company of men he had ever seen, for every one of them was a democrat. The retiring- president and see-, J-

1 retary were both presented with , gold watches, doubtless l«cause • they had done something to dei It. This however he added, in favor : of Ocean City's club, as singer- ■ they far excelled over their fel- ■ Jow-Kiwanians in Charlotte. The various com pi it tees renderi ed brief reports of the year's aci tivities, and high tributes were i paid to the iioard of directors. Through the entire year, the di-! i rectors had attended to the duties i i of their office, in the most frank ' , and loyal manner, and to therr.; much of the credit for the success which had attended the Kiwanis during the first year if it* FOR AULD LANG SYHE TWENTY YEARS AGO OCEAN CITY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ORGANIZED. TOWER'S HALL LEASED Twenty Years Ago ,the Ocean | Athletic Association was dubaml properly ' organized. At the inauguration meeting, a full corps of officers were elected, of which, following gentlemen, wc are pleased to say, are still among us, and active in all affairs for the advancement of Ocean City. R. Howard Thorn was selected Ocean City's LEADING f Advertising Medium a | j THE Sentinel: <1 I ' i! is Rateson Application CALL ;'jj^ 138-J I )i 1 1

Treasurer S. B. Swan, Sec re- i The Board of Governors includ-j, p.. I:. U. Edward?. E. M. Sutton, , and W. Scott Hand of very recent : . 'ieparture. ; i Of the Trustees, apparently Joseph G. Champion alone re- i It was .iecided that the mini- i mum age for regular membership should Ih? 18 years, while the < 1) limit for junior membership should be 15 to 18 years. t The dues for senior membership 1 were placed at $10 per annum, i~ payable quarterly, while the jun- ' ior* were assessed $5.00. h Andrew C. Boswell presented a e certificate of incorporation which' - was approved. I alter the Board of Governors r met, and organizing themselves, elected Reuben W. Edwards as - chairman. Apropos of athletics and sports,; - Twenty Years Ago this week, - Ocean City basket-ball artists. • both senior and junior teams suf-: fered defeat. The Seniors journeyed to Ham- ; monton, and received a severe; c trouncing to the tune of 36 to 16. |

The local artists complained J the-. «ere held at a great disad- ' ' **-iaire against, the Hammontor.- ' S ite-. V r one thing the floor was 1 i .. • a thing the.'- were not ar- I f Smith nade Chester were th I scoring luminaries for the home ' team.: while the More;, brothers featured on the .tefenee line. The "Ine-up was recorded thu-: - IK CAS CITY MAW MONTI IS - h Forward,. . Hertwrt ' I II. : Forward Ha.tr, • BiacUar cm tar .. Stark ' . 1 Hoard Kr.wr F.iol Casta: «. Krraar I Itwa-rr I • ' |< "The Junj rs were pitted against :t team from'Chelsea and suffered - efeat with the score 16 to 10. The invaders outclassed our own ' bey - both ir. weight and height ap- I -parently, ant should have beer, t matche<i against The Seniors. The line-up and score is given j IMF. AN CITY CHELSEA J T. Forward Croawtalr •' - M Try Guard * . S. Ttllor. . V Sampaoo Guard C. Tthoo t Twenty Years Ago the Ocean City Yacht Club was preparing for ■" a season of unprecedented activ- ! itv. Announcement is made that I T. P. Mitchell was having a racer > i.uilt by Young of Chelsea. Ri R. Soov was having a 30- t footer built; C. F. Wall had order- < ed a yacht built by Van Sant of < Atlantic City, while C. Howard t Schermerhorn owner of Ardo was A contemplating a successful season. - It was further announced that '■ a!! championship races would take I place during the months of July '■ . ami August, while the annual ban- I quet was fixed for July 8th. i Chairman R. W. Edwards of the i entertainment committee was pre- • paring an ambitious program of i : amusements, including a series of receptions and several musieales. It was furthermore arranged • ; that the club drone r should take place in PhiladelphfcC during the i month of March. ' i At the annua! meeting of the I I I Ocean City Building and Loan As- ' , ,-ociation held Twenty Years Ago. • the following officers were elected ij George O. Adams, SccNow is the Time to Plant Privet Hedge Thomas J. Thorn FLORIST 1128 Bay Avenue Ocean City New'Jeraay

; f| sfjjjl it |s important 3 for everyone, both young and old, to have a bank account. Why delay another day what you can do now? FIRST NATIONAL BANK Interest Paid on Savings Fetid Accounts 6 First National Dank ; M OCEAN CITY, X.J. Bell Phone, 186- J Furniture Stored .Ren: Iiolsteri.ig cqtimatc (window Shades . FOR YOU /Awnings and 'House Furnishings '>ur prices are lowest possible consistent with Oood Work Best Material Lawrence 1*1. Lear 654 Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N. J. j THE LAME OF OOOI) WORK Do not be content to watch hut act. Get into the game of good work. Every dollar saved leads to financial advancement. ; Open an account now with us. ; 3', I Interest Paid nn Time Deponit* j j OCEAN CITY TITLE & TRUST CO. Ocean City, N. J.

I retary, R. Howard Thbre. Tiei. ( . are r, William I-ake, and Direct. I . F. Massey. S B. Miller. 1 . 1 , Oartelwn- W. VV. Adams, at. • R. . L. St ite,-. ^ ^ »el l p..i,t«-unt. • . Among the youpg gue--- er.t.-:-I tamed were: Mi-- Mildred Miller. . Master Nathaniel Smith. M:--t'eerHa Cresse "ttaTb'. Master R..y . Bourgeois, Miss Etta Mwre. Mi - t'hester, Harvey latrine, | t'an.l Sarah Goff. I Twenty Years Ago. a part". ..f j young folk journeyed to Parker-- j , mep at the depot by a numlter of , . young |>eople from the vicinity. | , and er.jtyed a delightful tinm. Among those who made the trip , , acre the Misses Chattin. Ross, ; j Roberts, Van Gilder, Julia and • 'Bertha Scull, and Messrs. Steel. M. Smith. David Scull, C. S. Scull. ' ' and Parker Miller. , We learn that Twenty Years , , Ago. Mrs.' It. C. Du (field fell Ml j i the ice and sustained painful in- . , jury to her wrist; that Mrs. Mary , ■ Star.g and daughter of Philadel- , . phia were guests at the Blscayne : Hotel; that Neils Carlson was Iv- - ing seriously ill from an attack of intermittent fever; that C. Howard . Schermerhorn was a visitor to the . 'cityj that E. M. Sutton was recovr ering nicely from his sickness; ! that It. R. Sooy of the Brighton : was a visitor into the city; that . James M. E. Hildrcth of Cape May was in town on Friday; that > Henry I). Moore and a party of ; friend* had sailed for the West -. Indies: that George Sooy was lo- ( cated for the winter in I/>s Ant geles ; that Mr. ami Mrs. It. B. -iStites. were in Jacksonville. Fb-r-f ida when Inst heard, and Itound for f Tampa. Over the Border t Tittle— Well, I hear that' you had had weather all the time on > your trip to Canada. The trip i . a disappointment. I suppose? . Tattle— Oh, not by a jugful. I' .... —

COUNTY BOARD OF AGRICULTURE ; TRUSTEES ELECTED. CONVENTION AT TRENTON '<• / JANUARY 16-19 '• In spite ■' the unfavoralde I weather on the first day of tl* i! of ' t'lie' Ca'i'-e M ay County Board of e Agriculture pres..; ! for a quorum. hi tt* "''"*"s"ff -Trustees .(mwiwj j :i\o tv.-niriitteemen) were elccte.1; I Jos. r. tV. S. Thompson, t Ralph Scheli i'er. J. R. Chamlq-rs, t A. T. lb Hrfweil. 'lb C. Tudor, : ("•;•. .. K . 'sr. Ed. Phillips. A. B. < . •!. 1! Norman Tay- < Dr. Jul;,;- Way. I. A. PuweK,. I II P. we!| 0. E. lehmann. Since the Board of Agriculture t -...ken „wr the mat.agemer.t of J become incorporated under tlte i -State 1-iw aud has consequently i ' ma.'O revision- in it* by-laws. Due e of Agriculture will have to ji -elected by the 1"> trustees, just I elected. The tr, -tees will meet v January 5 to organize and decide | further upon how to increase the membership at.il make the Board 50 GOOD CIGARETTES ioc _ GENUINE 2FM BULL" Durham TOBACCO

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a mure valuable ..rifaitir.-illnn to the county. Januilry 16-19 i Ag:nult.::,l Week at Trenton and every ( . i--Muv County farmer .who can afI f..rd to attend the agricultural convention held in the Second Armory at Trenton, should do so. Every corn grower who has nice corn on hand should get in touch with the County Agent about sending ten .if the best ears there to folk- know that we too can grow prize crop*. i This also nppUt* to potato growwill l» a big coyn and po--into show ii.-ritff Armory -iiy.i County will have a few exthe;.- Those wlk. are intending I- help out . in this line W. P. Thompson W.ith white Norman Tavlor with yellowand Kyank Swain with |k.1:i- ! The State Department of Home ha* nske,l th^t Upc County be . represented with an exhibit of the home made milA canvas* of the .ladies group* from South Dennis. GoshSea !-le City and Cape May and a* a result there is no doubt that Capo May County will If V%V«rXose who wojdd^e to at FIRE ALARM SIGNALS 14— Sixth and Pleasure avenue. 17— Eleventh and Bay avenue. 18— Fourteenth and Bay avenue. Maddock's Pharmacy Free goods while they last. 1 lb. of delicious kisses with each dollar purchase (except patent mejk--cincs i including a chanc^on a child's wagon. AsbutV Avenue Window. Some kisses cost real money, depends upon the kissee. 1 These cost nothing. W. W. MADDOCK 1 HEADLEY & ADAMS Dealer* in R cadingCofll iim tin reira*tre4. BeO or RatvrprtM once sod Yard, TENTH AND WKST J. Prescott Cadman, Jr. ' s.«....,t. Estate ot Mark Lake funeral Director ^ 809 Central Avenue j Ocean City New Jersey - r j — | ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Harcourt & Steelman I LAW OFFICES JJ7 ASBI RY AVE., OCEAN C1TT. N. J. i 1-4W BUILDING. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. i OMn Holra : , II A. M.^J P. M. ANDREW C. BOSWELL Law Offices MASTER IN CHANCERY |i RnerM BalMInc — Aakerr Amu u4 Itk OCEAN CITT, N. I. HOTELS AM 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 f~"\OPEN ALL YEAR I -St hi HotaAreprag Roonu. AUo Boarding Hot Woler Hut Spec! Low Relet MRS. MILTON RUBINCAM i VERNON HALL 735 Wesley Avenue NOW OPEN M. M. E. Berk MED] WILLITS P. HAINES, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Ofliee Hour.: 9 A. M lo i P. M. j Diseases of Eye, Ear, None and Throat Phone 290 Gleeee. Filled Cor. Wesley Ave. and 9th St. Iloore — 9 te II A. M.| T to I P. M. ALLEN CORSON, M. D. 824 Wesley Avenue OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY 0*11 » Inter -Stele II9-A HERSCHEL PETTO", M. D. 807 Wesley Avenue OCEAN CITY, N. J. "■re Heere: 9 u 19 A. M-| T to I P. M. WW. and Son.. 9 to 19 A. «l, th

- -Serop.d and Asbury avenue — . — I 13- Fourth and Asbury gyrrnte. 1 46 Eighth and Asbury avenu.. 46— Tenth ar.d Asburv -. 4SThirteenth and Aaburv 8 ' 49 — Sixteenth and Asbury aveauc ' * 51— North and Central avenue. 1 54 — Sixth and Central avenue. 57 — Elevnth and Central avenue ) 67 -Twelfth ami Wesley avenue 68— Fourteenth and Wesley ave. J 73 — Fourth and Ocean avenue. I 75 — Seventh and Ocean avenue. fl 76— Ninth and Ocean avenue. 82— Second and Atlantic avenue 8 911 — Bay ave- and Battersea rone 96' -Boardwalk at Moorlyn ter GEORGE BENSON UPHOLSTEHINB Formerly with Lawrence M. Lear Phone 325 605 EIGHTH STREET OCEAN CITY N. J. Drugless Healing: Nature'* Method I). M. Richards, D. C. CHIROPRACTOR tenotome of I "aimer Col leg. I Has opened offices in the Hotel I . anion t, Tuesdays, Thurs<layg and Saturdays. Aftemoon-3 to f>r Evening-6 to 8 tj (•nnlMiion and Hptn.l KumlsatWa Fm BRECK LEY'S HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS t Clinton L. Breckley. PropReady Mixed Paints, Lead and Oil 920 and 922 Asbury Avenue Phone. 356- W ll; • ' -a ARCHITECTS Angus S. Wade • ARcitrrecr 26 So. 15th. St.. Ptiila., Pa. N. F.. CoY. 8th & Atlantic Ave. VIVIAN B. SMITH ARCHITECT Ml Gnrsnlei Trail BaU4l,< , ! ATLANTIC CITT. N. I. ■ ENGINEERS L» Wm. H. Collisson, Jr. A aw. M. Am. Sm. r. E. Civil Engineer and Surveyor CII, Rnflnm. Omit Cllf, N. J. SD COTTAGES Bracebridge Hall 624 Wetlcy Avenue ! OPEN ALL WINTER ' ANNA E. BRACE R0XB0R0UGH HOUSE 710 9th Street OCEAN CITY NBW JERSEY Open AII the Year. Reams by Day *| or Week. Reduced rahja for winter. MRS. S. HKNDKEN ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL DICAL "»t« Ho>r<: Ptmnf JT! 9 U II A. M. d John H. Whiticar, M. D. ^ 717 WESLEY AVENUE OCEAN CITY, N. J. "■« Hour., Ocean Cllr T«4u, Wrfmtw, PrMay. Shierdsr. 9 to II A. M-l lit# M Hit P- M DR. CHAS. H. VAIL Osteopathic Phyrfcian Y Orr.n air 0«c. Phlla4*phls OBc. Ilk a Central Ills Rani Battle Treat tM£ A Phene nt-W Phono, Walnnl WW HUGHES CENTRAL Mi ARM ACT Eighth St. and Weu(»y Ave. Phone 245 J. Thornley Hughes, P. t®. Pharmacist In Charge