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! s Juxt ono h"'ir and a quarter before she died In her son'* arms at ler Part* borne, aged seveuty-clght. !5arah Bernhardt. the "Divine arah." the world's greate . actress. sent this uuwicc to America the ■ad of her many trlumiihs "I am deeply touched with the sympathetic nterest of my I cloved American friend*." So ended a great life.

»iggly Wiggly Whips Vail Street Gamblers Clarence Saunders, twelve rear* o a day laborer In Alabama, gave 1 all street gamblers a trimming Kt week. Aa president of the 1200 gcly wiggly chain grocery atoree • bought up stock, forcing It up nm J JO to >124. catching the gam- 1 pr* short.

Millionaire in "Butterfly" Case J. K. Mitchell. Philadelphia millionaire. and aon-ln-law of E J Stoteabury. partner of J Plerpont Morgan, has confessed being the mymerlous "Mr. Marshall" who lav , Ishcd attention on the murdered R roadway Butterfly. Dorothy King.

I. J. CHADWIGK WILL BE AJANDIDATE •KM ICR FREEHOLDER MAKES KNOWN HIS PLATFORM AS CITY COMMISSIONER Former Freeholder W. J. Chadck. has definitely announced his tentimis of becoming a candidate 1 r a seat upon the Board of City immissioners, at the forthcoming 1 iction. Mr. Chadwick comes bec the electorate at the requests i numerous friends, who assure n of strong support. In the course of a conversation th the Sentinel, Mr. Chadwick dared himself committed to the Mowing definite platform. Haril-surfucod streets, better , hting system, increased fire predion. particularly on the West I de of the City. Mr. Chadwick further declared ; at in his opinion, a City Com- , i. doner should have regular of- , c hours, that the public may ; nsult him when needed. Furthermore, the prospective i ndidate declares himself in favor . a restricted Sabbath, and that , contract* should lie let as soon the Summer season closes. As r as possible home labor should ; given preference, and all emnyecs paid n living wage. Cniitinuing his statement, Mr. , ladwick states, that he docs not rce in introducing politics into e City government. Each Conissioner should be held respond- , • for his particular department. , elected Mr, Chadwick pledges nsclf to the task of giving the ty the best and most efficient in of government possible. ROOF ON FIRE The city fire -department was ^ Med out Friday morning the irm coming from 935 Central enuo, the home of Leslie HeadFortunately however the fire- " prevented the fire from reading beyond the roof and Sparks from the nifloyTtre supposed to have ornated the blaxe, igniting the oden shingles. rhe logs which is estimated at out $500 is fully covered by inrancc. Coiisiilerahle anxiety was felt •en it became known that "Mrs. site Headley with her two-days il baby were lying in a room imdiately beneath the portion of e roof on fire. The firemen however were readyany emergency, arising and d it been necessary would have Tied thq lady to safety without wiving any risk. V. Smith of this dty owns 1 cottage. Go On With the Story •ingus— "Have you heard the Ford joke?" 'ingus — "1 hope so."

. INTERESTING STUDY ; OF M CLARINET t AN INSTRUCTIVE STUDY OF A i ' VERY POPULAR WIND 1 INSTRUMENTS,. j, i! A week or so ago Prof. Charles j . s W. Robinson, Director of the Ocean ; * City Orchestral Society, wrote a j ! very interesting history of the C Bassoon. Continuing the Beries, - Prof. Robinson this week writes i in equally as interesting and in- ! (tractive a manner, of the Clarinet. The Clarinet — named in French, • i the Clarinctte and in German, c Klarinette, in Italian, the ClariJ netto — is an instrument of four foot tone, with a single reed and < r smooth quality, invented about the i " year 1690 by Denner of Uurem- j ' The statement that this instru- , 1 ment came from the Shawm, or , - Schalm, family must lie accepted ? - only in a general way. The Eng- ' lish Shawm anil the German Schalmey, were conical tubes with dou- - blc reeds and were therefore es- ' sentially rudimentary oboes and not ' clarinets; the radical difference be1 ing the overblowing to the twelfth, ' instead of to the octavo. Any inI stramenk i ;. Mi.driiUl or conical with single or double reed, would give the same fundamental scale, with '• only a slight difference of tone ' quality. ' The present name for the single ' reed instrument, cl.rihet or clari- " onet, is evidently a diminutive of - clarino, the Italian for the trumpet ' taking the highest parts in trum- * pet bands, and clarion, the English 1 equivalent. The fingering was reorganised in IS43 and is commonly called the Bochm system, which is also ap- ' plied to the flute oboes and basson. ! It may however, be remarked here 1 that Boshm, or Klose's fingering is hardly so well adapted to this, as to the "Octave staved instrument" It removes some difficulties however, 1 at the expense of increased mech- ' anism. ! The Clarinet consists of a mouth- | piece, fitted with a single reed and ' a sylindrical tube pierced with many side holes, terminating in a ' bell. The scale comprises nineteen semi-tope*, from E in the bass stave, to B flat. As the lowest note 1 is emitted from the bell, a true chromatic scale necessitates the * use of 18 side holes as a minimum. '" An instrument of present day use, and known as the 13 keyed instrument. has 20 side holes. y The mouthpiece is a conical stop(l per flattened on one side to form e a table for the reed, and thinned to 1 a chisel edge on theother for Up convenience. The table upon which 8 the reed lies, instead of being flat, is curved backwards towards the point, so as to leave a slit about the thickness of a ten cent piece, 6 l,otween the end of the mouthpiece and the point of the reed. It is on the vibration of the reed against i ' i s I 0 ? I) 1

Fights White Mem AM Alone jlL/ I i fcj 3= "* — , Chief "Old Posey." of the Plr 1 Indians. U making hit last sc. t (II done against the white men i the hiU( of Utah. Ills small ba: , of twenty -eereo warriors was ca ' tured. but he escaped. J Ray w, shown below, is In charge of Cm 1 -Sam's men who captured the I , lowers and will bring in the e warrior. 1 - ' J ' this table, that the sound of the in- ' atrument depends. The reed is cut 1 from a kind of grass (Arando sat- 1 |!iva) incorrectly called cane. Years J I ago players fastened or secured I j this reed to the table by a waxed 1 I cord; today a mctalic hand is em- f : ployed. ( The compass given above is that 1 ! of C. The Ocean City Orchestral I I Society will use the B flat ami the 1 • A instruments respectively. I Fast Worker 'That last girl Joe danced with ^ took his breath away." "Do tell." "Yep, she lifted his flask out of , pocket." He Grew to be a Lawyer Mother — "You say you have be- I I to Sunday School, yet I can : smell fish on your hands. Explain please." Johnnie — "Well here's the Sun- . day School paper, mom, and there right on the back page, is the 1 story of Jonah and the whale."

1 Ocean City's LEADING ' Advertising Medium THE : Sentinel Rat eson Application ' CALL Jf 138-J B ®

Kautchman, Allen and Taylor Are Proclaimed League Pinochle Champs

i TOURNAMENT DREW FINE ARRAY OF PINOCHLE TALENT 1 AND KEEN COMPETITION. W. J. CHADWICK REQUESTED TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS F(^R ANOTHER TOURNEY

The Pir.acnle Tournament held, under the auspices of the Young , Men's Progressive l eague, and re- 1 strieted to members of the League, closed -on March 24th. The contest has proved a source j of considerable revenue • and of; amusement. Rivalry of a friendly! character became very keen at periods, and the performances -of the I more skillful players was watched with very keen interest. | An entrance fee of $1 was charged all competitors. Twenty-eight paid their fees, but actuaKjTwent.v. , four participated. ' j The tournament was conducted under the general supervision of W. J. Chadwick, with Albert Oldficld ami George Plaut co-operating as At the meeting of the League held on Monday evening Mr. Chadwick rendered his report, declaring that William Kautchman, with a total of 603 1-2 points had captured premier honors. Walter Allen came second with 569 12 points and William Taylor third, with 561 1-2 points. The three winners were presented with valuable prizes for 1 their skill in the science of pinochle. The following shows the standing of the players: Taylor 561 4 J. Chadwick 5014 A. R. Smith 529'; j H. Johnson 296 Williams . 372 A. C. Boswell 303 Kuehn 383 Lewis Shidnig 480 E. Cook 489' 5 J. Adams 3484 A. Oldficld 243 4 . E. Allen 5694 ; Elmer Crane 522 • Mahwenny 394 ; J. H. Chadwick 3044, I Cunningham ' 301 I Jeffries 4294 . Adams ' 404 4 Plant 419 ; Hagan 247 I H. Donnelly 3124 i Kautchman 6034 Scheding — 2134

«1 1 1— Mintzer 1134 1 g: The.. sentiment was expressed i •• j that another tournament of a. sim- 1 \ j Mar character should ho arranged. < ; Mr. Chadwick made no definite proc j misc. though doubtless if there is , ,f I sufficient interest and enthusiasm < y | displayed, lie will respond. The •' j tourney began January 22nd and t e closed March 24th. d j NOTICE OF INTENTION t - Notice is hereby given, that at 1 1 a meeting of the Board of Com- ' - mission ers of Ocean City, New 1 Jersey, tp he held on the ninth 1 d day of April, 1923, at the hour of r '. three o'clock in the afternoon, il Commissioners Chambers, City o s Hall, Ocean City, New Jersey, an a ordinance will tie introduced for.t c the laying out, opening, grading v . and improving of a fifteen feet a j wide street between Seventh and e a Eighth Streets, am! Central and : n . Wesley Avenues, in said city. That t , the improvement to lie an improv- , 1 I ed permanent street and to he of j v > concrete surface laid on a conflfeto - f base. That the cost, damage ami , i- expense of the same to he paid by ; . the owners of land lieiiefited there- 1 > by in proportion as each owner j shall Ite deemed to acquire. 1 1 HARRY A. MORRIS, ; * adv. 3-22, 3t. City Clerk. ' ■ NOTICE OF INTENTION ! Notice Is hereby given, that a ' meeting of the Board of Commis- . 1 sioners of Ocean City, New Jersey," to he held on the ninth day ! - of April, 1923, at the hour of 3 o'clock in the afternoon, Commis- j sioners Chambers, City HalJ, Ocean ! City, New Jersey, an ordinance will ' ! he introduced • for the laying out, ! ' opening, grading and gravelling of Simpson Avenue, in said city, between Sixth and Seventh streets. ) ! That the cost, damage and expenses of the same to be paid by the owners of land benefited thereby ' in proportion as each owner shall he deemed to acquire. HARRY A. MORRIS. ! adv. 3-22, 3t- City Clerk. . ■ : ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL

ORDINANCE No. 222 An ordinance to lay nut, open, grade and gravel a fifteen foot - wide street in Ocean City, New Jersey. , The Board of Commissioners of I (the City of Ocean City do ordain: . portion 1.. Th'At there shall he I out. opened, graded and graj veiled the fifteen foot wide street lietwecn Wesley and Central avejnues and between Twenty-fifth ami Twenty-sixth streets in Ocean 1 i 'City, New Jersey, according to I ; plans and specifications of the - City Engineer and on file in the . City Clerk's officeSec. 2. That tlie said fifteen ft. 1 wide street shall be laid out, op- • ened, graded and gravelled accord-; • ' to the ordinance of the said i IC„„ . Sec. 3. That the cost, damage ; and expense of the laying out, op- j cning. grading anil gravelling of j 1 the said fifteen foot wide street i . shall lie paid by the owners of the j benefitted thereby in .propor-j , tion to the benefiit that euch ow- j ■ shall he deemed to acquire. Sec. 4. That the contract, when i awarded, may be temporarily financed by issuing of promisory no- 1 ites of the City of Ocean City and 'which notes shall lie definite in | amount and shall iiear interest not exceeding six per centum per anj num, said noteii shall he signed by ■ the Mayor, countersigned by the ; of the Department of Reand Finance and attested hy

the City Clerk and the purpose I I ' for which the same were issued f ' shall be inserted thereon. 1 II ■ Sec. 5. This ordinance shall ' " take effert at 'the expiration of 10 days from its final passage. tV I • 'Commissioners 1 NOTICE j- j The above ordinance was passed ' I on first and second readings at a " I meeting of the Board of Commis-. 0 1 sioners, of Ocean City, New Jere soy, held March 19th, 1923, and - e will he taken up for third reading j . and final passage at a meeting of | - said Board to lie held April 9th. j - 1923. Commissioners Chambers.! '"[City Hall. Ocean City. New Jcr-j "■isey, at the hour of three o'clock! in the afternoon. " HARRY A. MORRIS. ! " adv. 3-22, 3t City Clerk. | : ! : | 0

Edgar r. Berger Real Estate In 3l»t St. Section of Ocean Glty Fine Cottages for Sale or I can Rent you most any j Rent Cottage in onr District Lots Sold on Terms ■ Real Estate For Sale Offices for rent, 8th and Wesley Ave; Heated; 2nd floor. Store for rent, 8th and Wesley Aye; Heated. J. ifcnlones (CENTRAL REAL ESTATE) 698-8th STREET OCEAN CITY, N. J. • HONE JTS-W JOBBING AND ALTERATIONS howard o. Macpherson Practical Carpenter and Builder "Sfttufaction is Our Motto" 1021 ASBURY AVENUE — ■ E. A. CORSON General Contractor 737 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY ROADS, SEWERS. BRIDGES, BULKHEADS The W eaver Store CHtnuUlT LOCATID IS AN ERICA'S GREATEST fAMLT aUOiT Do You Know That You Can Get LADIES' SILK HOSIERY IN 26 DIFFERENT SHADES Ranging in price from $1.25 to $4.00 per pair WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR Nemo Corsets Fleischer Yarns Home Journal Patterns — qp

GRUBB BROS. j BUILDERS REAL ESTATE] [ 609 Third Street OCEAN CITY", N. J. 437-R Now is the Time to Plant Privet Hedge Thomas J. Thorn FLORIST 1128 Bay Avenue Ocean City NewlJersey LEANDER S. CORSON BUILDER J 1036 Wesley Avenue. E. L. SMITH E. H. CAMPBELL SMITH & CAMPBELL HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS 243 Aabury Ave. Ocean City, N. J. j GEORGE BENSON DPHOLSIEBIRB Formerly with Lawrence M. Lear j > Phone 325 605 EIGHTH STREET i OCEAN CITY N. J. . WILLIAM MALONEY Auto Electrician Batteries Recharged and Repaired — all makes. Prest-O-Ute Battery and Gas Tank Service. Stewart-W a r n e r Speedometer . Service. | Airco Acetylene and Oxygen for cutting and welding. Starter, Generator and Ignition Work. 29 S. Florida Avenue ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. OTIS M. TOWNSEND BUILDER OFFICE: 8th St Opposite P. O. OCEAN CITY, N. J. Only galvanized nails used on exterior work. Plana and EatiBiatea Furnished All Work Guaranteed LEWIS COSSABOON Contractor and Builder 226 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY Phone 661 -J

;j SiON COMPANY ;j Painting& Paperhanging Interior Decorators 401 ASBURY AVEIfUE OCEAN CITY N. J Phone 735 j! ^ _____

p you a cottage, bungalow or ,j apartment to furnish? We have a line of FURNITURE at less than ; Philadelphia prices. Window shades 1 a specialty. CHAS. K. ADAMS & BRO. Asbury Ave. AUtiaUan lobbia? HUMBERT C, PONTIERE BUILDER Taalh Street OCEAN CIH, R. I. tl ; . • •

w. H. ALBERT I OLDFIELD OLDFIELDI w. H. 010FIFI & SON !;: Tile and Marble Work L 912 . .I RAL AVENUE | I'li'.-. .'29-J Ocean City, N. J.I j Estimates Furnished | Walter E. Allen AWNING AND LINOLEUM WORK WINDOW SHADES Bourse Apartments OCEAN CITY, N. J.

r (■ — f "N. Don't let the spring find you \ f I m / ) ) ith 8 'eaky roof. Thiudtir JO(D 1 7 storms are coming and a leaky roof wi" ** apt 10 resu,t In .■'■il JT 1 considerable damage. YitYiwL 1 Chimneys that leak should A 1 ly V , 1 he looked after and made - ,VjA \ J water-tight Smokey chimneys J (JmT~A \ / ean he made to draw. 1 -*h||IbvV3-^^v L T'n roofs are fire-proof. \ w>-/ AH kinds of stove and heater _ . J repairs, stove and heater pipes. \ 7 f j 1 Tin. slate and slag roofing. i t smith / / »'Jr r I ' _ THB TINSMITH 309 Eleventh Street Phon. J-4I-XV All Kinds of Gutters R. II JOHNSON PLUMBING COMPANY is now in its New Offices 817 ASBURY AVENUE where patrons and friends will be cordially welcomed JOHN MARTS LUMBER COMPANY NINTH STREET AND HAVEN AVENUE OCEAN CITY, N. J. L Lumber, Millwork, Mouldings, Building Paper, Plaster Board, Naib, Sash Weights, etc. Estimates Furnished. Prompt Delivery. WELCH CONSTRUCTION CO. [. i "Welch Built Homes" "Built By The Sea" OCEAN CITY, N. J. Phone 180 . loficplf IroaMpy ] PLUMBING and HEATING 731 Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N. J. Phone 2 I l-J S. a SWAN j. E. TROUT SWAN and TROUT PRACTICAL ICARPEHTBBS ibI BDILDEBS ■<1 1WB ASBURY - V K OCEAN' CITY, N. J JOBBING A 8PECTALTY " I WIRE KRAUSS To Wire Your House PHONK rvo. 177-VV 411 ASBURY AVENUE o. OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY fill should have ' A Reliable Builder To erect your Ocean City cottage. You annot spare the times tb look after it closely yourself and must depend upon thi honaaty of the contractor. I have bnilt for a large number ol people and could refer yon t-» any or all of them. Send for the list of names and photographs ol the houses. Otis m. Townsend «. SSL j . BUILDER Tr