5 1 liCKAV CITY SENTINEL. THURSDAY. IEBRIAR1 ?. liBS ; ~ 1 = — PI UMirmT * ■■''i ^™p"3V • _ . ... -•■ __ -■-■■■ - i f V i . ' . - .... J , . n»p.!i fitv Build-! proprietor of the ChamnU. » . H TWO Sccrctir-. ,.f the Ocean City BuHd- j I- of Champion Ji

the inaugural on of Governor Plnehot at Harrlaburg were Installed by en. l:Sa»?W*-jiF'Va»>^L -^!7^£ir»3K^Jtjl38K^SBI ginecra of The Bell Telephone Com. pany of Pennaylvama and the Ameri. jrjht" j^Kr^ can Telephone and Telegraph Company. The projectors, aided by ampll. fiers, so magnified the Governor*a voice h ?T~ I T^B| throng gathered about him heard every >- ^Vw{i|>3U^B word clearly and distinctly. His '. ' ^ . was also transmitted to Phlla- jH delphla over telephone wires Bell 6ystem and there broadcasted by — _ radio through a local etatJon. | I

Lieut. Milsom Prinhipal Orator At A Grand Rally Of American Legionaires MBS. HARRY A. MORRIS, ON BKHALF OF WOMEN'S AUXILIARY j ' PRESENTS LOCAL POST WITH CHECK FOR $430 TOWARDS 1 BUILDING OF HOME. CHAIRM AN WINTERBOTTOM TALK -

One of the most enthusiastic and impressive meetings, ever held under the auspice- of the M organ - Ranch Post of the American legion, occupied the evening of : Thursday, February 1st, in the Hahn Building. Ostensibly the meeting was called as a public recognition to the members of the Women's Auxiliary, for the yoeman service they were rendering to the local Post. Anil H^it added, never were honors more richly ' deserved, .or public recognition more fully merited. , it would not lie correct in this instance to use the conventional phrase, and say the Women's Auxiliary is behind the Post in ail its efforts, to advance its fortunes in the community; rather it should be said, the Women's Auxiliary is always to the fore, in all activities, ami setting the pace at a noble stride. Thus it transpired at this last meeting. The honor conferred by the Post upon the Auxiliary was fully equally by the honor confer red on the Post by the Auxiliary, < in the person of Mrs. Harry A. Morris. Post Commander Dr. W. P. Haines i presided over the meeting, with all his eurtordary ability and grace. I The first items, following a se- < lection by the orchestra, were two ' selections rendered in splendid t form, by a male quartet consisting ' of Messrs. W. H. Collisson, Jr.,Russell H. Nulty, Clinton Low'den * ar.il Walter Sherman. j This, excellent combination of vo- v ealists delighted the audience with i "The Bells of St. Mary," and a f pleasing arrangement of Balfe'sjt popular ballad "Then You'll 'Re-'c member Me." 1 f The first speaker of the evening d wa* County Chairman Winterbot- h torn of WUdwood. Mr. Winterbot- , tora's message took the form of an c instructive resume nf the origin of a the American Legion, and of its re- 1 " markable growth within the few s years of its existence. is At tiie present time, the Amerjd lean Legion consists of 1 1 ,000 : Posts, with 80 department", scat- il tered throughout every state in » the Union. u The Women's Auxiliary division,, a consists of 4,000 units, with a membership* exceeding 200 000 a The membership of the Legion has e. mounted upwards, and is fast ap- e:

id p machine the million and a half ,<- n- mark. I tl n- In the State of New Jersey, the, e- organization had not maile the n of , progress it should, the state rank-, jit le ing forty-sixth in point of member- h, ship. Recent efforts however, had ti J- done much to remedy this ilefect, te to the end that New Jersey ranks w I- thirty-sixth in camparison with *• lyj other States. The two great planks in the G e platform of the Legion, Mr. Win- hi >r terbottom said, were reconstruc- le r tion and rehabilitation, in the.er work of rehabilitation. New Jersey el is ranks first among the States of il the Union, with six homes for the st i- care of the disabled, and another th s to be established at Port Elizabeth se n for which the Legion recently paid cr e the sum of 88,000. ut I- Mrs. Roger Williams was then i, heard, in a delightful rendition of lii e Wilfred Sanderson's popular song fx entitled, "Until." Responding to pi t an enthusiastic encore, Mrs. Wily Hums contributed an amusing se- se s lection in splendid voice. de Prof. Elmer E. L'nger, physical -, director of public schools, accumu- or ,. lated quite a collection of fresh Ni laurels, with his exhibition of mag- "C s ic and legerdemain. As long as ev I Prof. L'nger retains the gift of eh producing delicious candy, to be A. - distributed among the audience, by At > merely burning a handful of cntI lint, his popularity with an of ; audience will never wane. eh ,- The performance with the ring- -h. i a decidedly clever feat of while the case with ■ | which the athletic magician made a Be i ; glass of water leap through space ; from one table to another, *ugge.«-~ i led supernatural power. It was evident that Prof. Lnger's perwas regarded by the auSs a star feature in a stellar program. fowls Gaudy followed, and most;"0 j certainly retained his repuution as ,a vocalist, with hi.- rendition of! , Lonsesome for You." In re- 65. for an encore, Mr. Gaudy j | sang, "In my Home Town," and — drew down the house. I™ The orator of the evening, Lieut. ; one of the few survivors of the Princess Pat Regiment of I Undying fame, disclosed himself in j j reminiscent mood. Pictures of early boyhood days. ; ; and of his home in Ireland, flood- \ ed memory, which gave the audia clearer understanding per

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; haps, than th y ha., ,-f .re. of th I condition# obtaining in that Ianof strife ami rupture, j Incidentally to... "Lieut. Milson gave a most ir.-tructive account o I the hardship- and the sufferings o i | travel. 0 ! Mi!> - narration of hi! experiences in the far north, as : j member of the North We.iten t Mounted Police, wa- impressivi (and graphic beyond words. Hi; | audience hung upon every word ■ thrilled by the majesty of the vast 1 Sergeant Thomas wa* a typical ■ representative, of the superb qualli'.y of manhood, nature pro<luces in primeval simplicity far from maddening crowd. worthier tribute, than Lieut. Milsom paid to "his memory. Yet such is the tragedy of the War, ail tha remains of a and brave sou!, worthy to have left the world a long line of progeny, is a cross over a mound of clay in France. Lieut. Milsom saw the great stretches of Canadian forest land the efes of poet, ami posthe still rarer gift, of describing them in the chaste language and imagery of poesy. Lieut. Milsom concluded his briladdress, with a stirring appeal to his fellow- legionaire*. imthem to stand foursquare, for the principles and idepls which sent them acir.-s the water to face in the most repulsive forms. After another selection by the orchestra, ami a reading by' Mrs. on, a charming tribute to Glory," the chief event of the evening materialized when the called upon Mrs. Harry A. Morris, president of the Ladie.-' Auxiliary. Mrs.' Morris' address consisted' few words, but was eminently - cluirarleristic of the organization she represented, which believe* in

, , assisting the Post. t.-«jm« -eI :""r *ach member of the Legio:. I 1 his share and part in the work. I • - d the club house would be an acI rr.pH.-hed fact. A dainty lunch with an ahur.I dance to all. was then served by I the committee in charge, consisting I ■ f John 11. Adams. Harold Pari-. I Claude Nickerson and Albert ObiThe evening closed with dancing to furnished by the orchesir^ tra until a late hour. From beginning to end the affair r.m wa.- :t distinct achievement, a fine (e -pirit of real •iemocracy and grxsto, fellowship prevailing. FOR AULD LANG SYNE r TWENTY YEARS AGO rve ' lis, rd.jO. C. A. A. ARRANGING FOR BENEFIT VAUDEVILLE ENTERTAINMENT cai Twenty Years Ago, announce- , al- ment was made, that the Ocean City Athletic Association, would >m give a first class, and highly refined valu'levilie entertainment, in a T rower's Hall, with a splendid il- galaxy of professional talent. The artists engaged for the oche casion were of excellent repute, and national fame, some of them v* hating appeared before large auIT diences in «ome of our metropolitan houses. ' Among the artists engaged were at Fred Bowman, a gifted banjo artr.d ist of the Keith circuit; W. H. Stevenson, in a musica lact, in the - ;s- course of which he played upon ( ten different instruments; Ben " Rianharil, the famous Hebrew imil- personator, whose jokes were said V to be the rage in Boston; Tom n- Moin, the coon singer in a reper•e. toire of the latest hits; Marshall I ch the magician and juggler; ami re Tony Baker, Ocean City's favorite | is. comedian. ie The price charge<l for admission Igj was 25c the proceeds to be devolved towards the buibling of a gymje nasium. le Apropos of athletic matters,! 9 ■y Twenty Years Ago this week, the - *' Senior five of Ocean City, defeate.1 f Plegsantville for the second time, | Ml thus taking second place in the | I y South Jersey league, for the in Championship title, in The game was played in Trowgiaytsi in I row-

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e' OrJy one player, t.nmed N" -rt . >-• g of Ocean City. *•; .. I • i:r.e*up: M G. F. Pts J, I M forward 3 I • » , M. Ha: forward 3 0 ' „ J. Schock. center 3 2 « \i r L. Smith guard 0 O 0 mpan. L ^ . Brackman, forward 1 0 2 . Willis, forward 1 0 2 . Box re. center 2 0 4 ' | Binder, guard 0 <1 0 : t Total 8 0 0 Twenty Years Ago. the friends ! : i f Mr. and Mrs. AJIen Scull, spent tb •'ence or. Central Avenue near Sixth Street. I.;

M, ■ • "ha- . M. 'U Hu- ■■■■•r •Twenty Year# \r , Mr. , •ar, . t . ;fc-'r Ha ■' r.field ■h.-.-. after a thi.e -wtek-' '. of., ... . y.! IV-;-. Martini,:.,". . ;St Vihce-t. Jamaica, and the Bar ] Mr-. >• . M:. SI . ;■> «,•••■ 1 reck of ti.e battleship. Maine. ' -:.;,t tie wFd.fing of Burrow- C. , A.-pi: wall i.f Millviltc. wed'iir g w. uM take pace at the , residence »t the bride', parent-. Mr. ..• . Mr-, lb v. N. Aspinwail. j Twenty Years Ago. Ocean City , H Thr.ro beuCht the , l: tr:.'. pircsl that Mr, Corson had disposed of the business, with Twenty Yea*- Ago. William

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ie xx : a visitor. ^ r. W. Burleigh was re potto 9 ... , , vering from an attack of ^ H IL Howard Thorn, Thoniaz ) I H. 1'hi.rr,. William M. Ranck. ^ 9 e- A'., I Scull attended the Trinh- P ;;; r l:" A" M- A'21 Mr. and Mr-. J. S. Cham^B iVi,:, Jtr 'St I N 'xx York. lripl,9 r>- Twenty Years Ago. Ed*a« J I Fries, rented a room on the Bovj JN "t xxa:k near Tenth Street, l„ a ^ \ 'J la-. pany of Ocean City's youth, H hail the place fitted up a a tga. H e." vet 1,:, n Curt. Txx • teams xvere formed ^ -f| tiic following officer#: Manage H •' Hn Stoe'man. Jr.: Secretarj. I Firman Willis; Treasurer. Parie m llillm in; I'resident, Lyndon Ang;.S Captains. Bertram M. Darby, av 9 t'iiei ie Borie. Advertise in the S-i.tin,|. | "f Maddock'g Pharmacy !.'-' ^ 8th and Asbury Avenaa* re- «-"iri.™«lri"Jid.0.*„db^ H more of then. Ask for Maddock'a Yellow ' ' Wrapper Cough Mixtures, if ""V you need something for your ;y — cold. Nyal'h Laxacold for cold in the he* ' It will releive yoo. T.. I Catarrhal Jelly. ^ ' | Money tsar.- if not Satisfied II " i -g: Nature'* Metkd ^ .ri. Richards, D. C. £ CHIROPRACTOR ?! JIGrAdsale o( PAtmcr C„IU*»| 1 Has opened offices in the Hate ' loimont, Tuesdays, Thursdays ad B Saturdays.' ■» Afternoon-3 to 5; Evening-C to I 9 I < on..lUU« .nd 8PI..I EA-U.U- fm BRECKLEY'S f HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTRBl Clinton L. Breckley, Prop. ; Ready Mixed Paints, Lead and 01 o 920 and 922 Asbury Avenue S ° i Phone. 356- W al == I u ARCHITECTS P. Angus S. Wade ARCHITECT | 26 So. 15th. St.. Phila., Pa. j N. E. Cor. Sth & Atlantic Ave. j ; OCEAN CITY. N. 1. Phone Ml ' ' I 2\ VIVIAN B. SMITH ARCHITECT . J. ATLANTIC CITT. N. J. engineers -•L Wm. H. Collisson, Jr. | A MO. M. Am. Soe. C. E. Civil Engineer and Surveyor Citj P.mrlhOOT. Oeeon City, N. I.

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THE MELROSE NOW OPEN For the Season 1922 JOHN L. VAN TINE, Prop. 14th Street and Aibury Avenue OCEAN CITY, N. J. HOTEL STRATFORD Seventh and Ocean Avenue OPEN ALL YEAR Labi Houeekecpiog Hoomi. Abo Boarding Hoi Water Hear Special Low Rale, MRS. MILTON RUBINC^M

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WILLITS P. HAINES. M. i>. Physician and Surgeon OBke Hour.: » A. M to 1 P. Id of Eye, Ear. Nose and , Throat r'""" Glame. Plllad Cor. Wesley Ave. and 9th St. | l® II A. M.; f to | p. ji. . ' ALLEN CORSON, M. D. 824 Wesley Avenue .OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY < W. ! Hkrschel pettit, m. d. r 807 Wesley Avenue OCEAN CITY, N. J. 1 0wc!dll!^,^u,• A-lti 7 W*. snd 8..,, I l» II A. g, only , J "*U Phont in

Offlc Hoar. > Phort «" ' II i. M. 7 la I P. M. i John H. WhiticjT, M. D. , 717 WESLEY AVHNUE OCEAN CITY, N. J. Hour.. Or mr Clly Tarwiay. WMoMdaj. Friday. Salardrt- • la II A. M.i nil to frtl P. KDR. CHAS. H. VAIL Ooteopathie Phyrfdan Ocaan City Offlra PkUato»"« °*f*- ><*> * C antral nu Baal CaMM Tre- "S Phont tn-W I -harm. Wal»«l ^ HUGHES CENTRAL IHRARHACT Eighth St. and Wedhy Ave. Phone 245 j Thornley Hughes, P. Id. Pharmacist in Chaff* m