! ! ' OCEAN' CFH* SEN'TIXEL THURSDAY, MAY 24. 1923 ___

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Presddeeitlal dart hones moat ahray* be considered when the l-J.lkal pot starts 'to boU. Among publisher.! and farmers mans lenders see in Dr. Albert Shaw. -.Ufor and paMisber of -Review of Reviews." a strong Independent KepnbUcao candidate. Itr. Shaw la Internationally known, and adde from bis dominate literary position be Is a praetieal and rorcoarfal farmer, owning and operating two big farms, one in New Tort and one In Virginia. In Democratic ranks. John W. Darls of West Vlreinla. foroxr Amhaasadoc to England. to looked n|«m with favor as • dart-horse candidate. Mr. Darts b now attorney for the Associated Press and N. Y. Time*

mm is made CAPEJMAY MAYOR

COMMISSION CHAMBERS ARE BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED WITH FLOWERS TV City Commissioners room at Cape May presented a very , picturesque appearance on Tues- ; i day at noon, when the newly ap-': pointed Commissioners met to |

properly organize. ! That the election of the three l Commissioners was to the sati*- i faction of the' electorate was evi- i denced by the large audience present to witness the induction. The ; popularity of the victorious candi- t dates was well established and as c missioners in his address, perfect I unanimity and eoncord exists be- t tween the members of the new board. h Frank B. Mccray, who was elect- n ed temporary chairman, requested 1: the retiring Mayor, F. J. Melvin, a to administer the oaths of office to to administer tne oauis or onice to

the commissioners-elect. Ex-Mayor Melrin after performing the duty congratulated the new commissionera and expressed it as his firm conviction that they would be faithful to the duties of their office and the welfare of the dty they served. Upon the resolution of Commissionel WentzeH, Frank B. Mecray was elected Mayor and Director of Public Safety and Public Affairs. Mr. WentzeH then presented a resolution appointing Leonard H. Da vies as Director of Revenue ami Finance, while in turn Mr. Wentzell was named Director of Streets and Public Improvements and Pablie Property. The new board of Commissionera agreed to meet on Thursday at 9 A. M., standard time. The members of the Young Men's Progressive League were much in eviilence at the induction | ceremonies. ComtuBMioner Wentzell interject- ' ed a little humor into the situation ! by gating he had displayed rare good judgment in assisting to el- ; ret Mr. Mecray as mayor, because' it would be his duty to make all public -speeches.

Such is Fste With Nan's cash Pa lit out for Miami. I But in jail he remarked. "Now, where am I?'* Nan said with a jeer, "You're in jail, pa, I fear," And Pa sadly replied, "Oh, Miami" 1

LOCAL KIWANIAN5 I WIN TOP SHOO!

J CAPTURE HONORS IN HOTLY CONTESTED TOURNEY WITH MARGIN OF II ' Lew Cossaboom. the doughty f nimrod representing the Ocean ■ -icily Kiwanlw- Club," perform'-'! some sensational feats in connect- j J!ion with a four-cornered cham- - Ki :i wiin a luur-eurrmreu vna.-n-

] pionship tournament staged' be- 1 : the local club ami teams - ) representing Hammonton, Pleas- ) ■ ; antvilie and Atlantic City. The local gunsmen, be it know n. I ; are hard to beat. Cossaboom came ' • through with forty-seven breaks j i out of a possible fifty targets. The local five registered 212 out of 250 chances at thei Hammonton came in for second ; honors with two hundred inani-j mate birds, Pleasantville and At- 1 ; lantic City following in the third j . and fourth places. The individual scores read thus:! r Ocean City |.

.. Charles Sack — -10 . E. Wallace 42 j R. Bourgeois .. . .. 43 e L. Cassaboom 47 A. L. Smith 40 ' Total 212 ! 1 Hammonton j. R. Smith 45 ! ' f W. Crane .... 3* j i _ i Cordery — - 38 j J Godfrey 87 CampanelU ___ — 82 I : ~ — • I Total 500 ; Pleasant ville I W. W. Clark - — 40 j Dr. Conover I". Green . 34 j Rossell -je 42 : R. Willis : 35 j Total 196 Atlantic City ! Wheat ley 26 Carroll Brown 40 I Clark Adams 88 J, , ' Gill Smith . - 37 i . i Dr. Hughes 36 ; i ' — I i Total 180 We Slept There On re we Nlepi mere "nre

Guest: "Is there any water in! my room?" Hotel Boss: "There was — but II had the roof fixed." What Happened? From a recent popular novel: "He hung upon her words . ' voice broke."

ESSENTIAL in all building — EiTjN in the average rein- I-'.' forced, all-concrete building the cost of the cement used is only 6% of the total cost. £■ Yet Portland Cement is lower in price than any other manufactured product. Your building material dealer can advise you where it is best to use cement, and where to use other materials. His experience should be utilized in your plans and you can rely on his judgment in the selection of the best brand |ATLAS|(Mfe PORTLAND CEMENT WW •ThtSlaruiarxi by U*u(Jt ail (therjnakes an Pleasured' L

I PERSONALS

I C. C. Bart lei: has relume.: from I Palm Beach and has taker up rwi1. dence at 300 Bay avenue* Mrs. L. M. Cre -e r.f this report, i- entertaining Mrs. Thos. Hisl p. ( f Edintiurg; Sn.tlan.L Mrs. Hi • - lop. who recently arrived, proposed :o proceed to Spokane, <m a visit' to her son. W. H. DuBois. of St. Augustine. F!ori<!a. has returned f.-r the seapopular place of business on the Boardwalk. W'illiam T. fYettymsn, of Philadelphia, ha* opene-i his cottage. . 533 Third street, for the «aswi.

A. H. Sirkley ha- returned frt.m 1 Flori'ia. an<i i- now at 1000 Ocean te avenue. , The AIM Flora. located on 1231 g Central avenue, is open for the ™ season, it is announced, d The Misses Creth' have opened *■ their apartment on 1115 Ocean J avenue, for the season. Miss Dorothy Breeklcy, 'laugh- . - ler of Leon Breekley, of this resort, was a 'visitor during the past week in Bridgeton, and the guest of Miss Sara Cone, a summer visi- , [" Mrs. Leon Breekley. accompani- , e-l by her son Master Bobby, was , , the guest over a recent Saturday ; I" of Mrs. William Fennan, of Chel- j | -en. Mr. Fennan is manager of f ' the popular . Steeplechase Pier ir. _ j Atlantic City. ^ J Commadore C. Howard Scherm--^ , | erhom. of West Philadelphia, plan ; ! to open his cottage on Central ave- j I nue early in the month of June.

__ ; Mr. Schermerhorn was a recent 'f : visitor to town, making arrange- | ments for the purchase and instil- 1 ation of a new engine for his boat Miss E. E. Hawthoren. of this e'j resort, spent a recent week end s i visiting her parents in Phiiadel- ■ jphia. 2 j Samuel I. Hope is at his eot- • , tage, 821 Park Place, for the seaI son, accompaniol by his daughter, 1 Mrs. B. A. Carver, of Philadelphia. - 1 Announcement is made that Miss , -iSara and Miss Martha Mayberry ' | are contemplating opening the Mayberry Hotel on .June 23. The ■

n season premises to be a record one i- '-r this very popular hostelry, by the r.umher of enquiries ijiade. t. MJ-s Josephine Davis, of West >. Philadelphia. Kas accepted a posi:ion in the Smith's Dry G.d store on .As bury avenue. : Hartman Gflmore and familyare -pending a week at their cot- •. :.ire or. Second street. Miss Gili rrembers < f the Ocean City Fi-h-f ing Club. Dr. S. J. Deehan, of Phiia.icl- - phia. and a well known ami highly ■. esteemed summer resident, wa-

il Mr. ami Mrs. Harold Fox, of n Philadelphia, have opened their cottage for the season. 1 Mrs. H. R. McClelland, of this e resort, is entertaining her sister. Mrs. E.'Ogden Ross, of Troy. Mr.-. , I Thomas Simpson, of this resort. n Is also a sister. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Moss, of .1109 Central avenue, is entertain--'ing their daughter, Mrs. W. H. ' t Fre«lerieks. of Philaiielphia. t Mrs. John R. Groves, of this - city, is visiting in New York. Morris L. Johnson, of Atlantic " i City, and a well known property ; owner on the Board walk, left durr the past week for Miami, Flor- ] ' where he proposes to remain a few weeks. Mrs. R. Dearie, of Philaiielphia. • j opened her cottage, 1509 West : 'a.-cnue, for the season. Mrs. Dear- : is entertaining Mrs. Neill, of ( j Philadelphia. } Dr.' Winterstem and family of • I Dr. wimersiein anil lamny «.

_ | Moorestown. were visitors over the , past week. Mrs. B. M. Wawson. of New York, is visiting Ocean City, the j i guest of her mother, Mrs. Annie . Corson, of 1033 Central avenue. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Sickler are . at their cottage on Tenth street . and Ocean avenue, having recently j returned from their winter residence in Daytona, Florida. . Among recent guest* at the y Strand Hotel were Mr. and Mrs. p . C. W. Bowen, of Sunbury, Pa. [! Among guests at the Scotch

> Hall is Mrs.. Donald S. A.-hbrook. ; 'of Wilmington. Delaware. Mrs. ' -A.-M>rook- had recently to umlergo ^ a:: . peration at the Presbyterian J Hospital, Philaiielphia. The lady's j numerous friends will 1« gla»l to ! learr: she is recovering' splendidly. :t H. C. Schanxe, Jr.. of Belmar. , f -rn-crty a resident of this city. . associated with the official . -m!T of' the Gas Company, spent a few day* here during the past ' week respecting the extensive imprtiwements made at the plant. Inci dentally Mr. Schanre had a deghtful time visiting among old Mr- D. B. McAllister, of Phil-a-kdphia, the wife of the proprietor -f the ever popalor hostelry, c Scarborough Hotef, is recover- . from an operation for mppendicitis performeil in the Methodist * HosjiitaL t Among recent guests at the Biscay ne Hotel, were William H. ' Armstrong ami family of Philadelphia. . : | William Sharp! ess, of Phila-iel- i phia. has opened his well -pat ro-, : ■ lic-1 store on the Boardwalk. " Frank Schneider, of West Phil- " f adelphia, was a recent visitor. | making all preparations for an early opening of his establishment on the Boanlwjlk. Congratulations are coming to Paul lziird, of Laird and Laird, real estate brokers, upon the safe r arrival via the Stork Line, of a baby girl. Mrs. Laird ami her • laughter are doing well at Scotch | Hall. ' - George Frankenfield, of Phila- ! detphia, and a popular member of the Ocean City Fishing Cluh. spent a recent week end in this resort. Among the week's arrivals at the Biscayne Hotel, were Mrs. E.J F. Arthurs and Mrs. Herman Tin-I

giey. of Baltimore. Mrs. Arthurs s i* a well known cottager of this " resort - f H. C. Schang. Jr.. of Belmar, o was among the guests at the last Vnoon luncheon of the Kiwanis '■ Huh. Mrs. R. S. Sculley and family of Philaiielphia. were visitors to t town during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Carl "were visitor* " to Newark during the past week. ,1 Jesse Cone, of this city, a well j known Boardwalk merchant, has . returned from Bridgeton and open- - ed his establishment for the seaMrs. Charles C. Gates of New t York, with Mr. and Mrs. C. Leland Haslett. of Atlantic City, called on . Mrs. Mae Harris, of Ninth Street. . ' on Sunday last. Mrs. J. S. Lulie ad Miss Sophie i Prass, of Philaiielphia, have open- ■ eil their home, 601 Wesley avenue,* 4 for the season.

WILL STUDY IN EUROPE s Mi-s Helen B. Mactague, the daughter Mr. ami Mrs. John v Mactague, of Philadelphia, well- _ ' • known summer resident of this f t city, prop-o- t- -ail fr.-n New , s York during this month fur Europe Miss Mactague *111 spend a dear in France. Italy and England , •N !o cumpclte her training for the | " profession of interior decorator. Mrs. Mactague will sec her dau- , gbier aboard ship for foreign Tlie study "f interior decorative 11 art. in the countries where it has * attaineil to a dignity -eciualling * I ill establish Miss Mactague as a specialist in the department.

Leather Medal Gent Housewife: "Well, what .|0 wm i want?" m Tramp: "Lady, believe mt, p, ! ordinary beggar. I wa, a't front." Housewife: "Really?" ' Tramp: "Yes, indeed, h,jy; ^ 1 couldn't make any one hear, tame around to the luirk,"

The Studio de Dance HIPPODROME PIER Ninth and Boardwalk WILL BE OPEN FOR DANCING Every Saturday Evening During MAY and JUNE DANCING FROM 8.30 TO 12 P. M. WONDERFUL MUSIC SOUVENIRS Admission - - - - 55 Cents

The little Eskimo is a sociable kid — every bottle he brings you has enough ginger ale for two friendly glassfuls. People always w&* lots of ClicQuot Club- it's the best ginger ale they know, and they all like it. Your grocrr or dr* uitl uilt it by tkt cart The Clicquot dub Company. Millia, Maas., U. S. A. | SARSAPARILLA BIRCH BEER ROOT BEER

To know good a cigarette really can be made/ ) you must 'r* yfoA' ^(STRIKE ^rirST0ASTED~/

CHAS. SACK NINTH and ASBURY AYE.

FIRE ALARM SIGNALS 14 — Sixth and Pleasure avenue. ' 17 — Eleventh and Bay avenue. ' 18— Fourteenth and Bay avenue. 35— Seventh and West avenue. , 42 — Second and Anbury avenue. 43 — Fourth and Asbury avenue. 45 Eighth and Asbury avenue. 46 — Tenth and Asbury avenue. 4 -Thirteenth and Asbury avenue 49 — Sixteenth and Asbury aven, I 51— North and Central avenue. 51 — Sixth and Central avenue. 57— Elevnth and Central avenue, 67— Twelfth and Wesley avenue 68 — Fourteenth and Wesley ave. 73 — Fourth and Ocean avenue. 75— Seventh and Ocean avenue. 76 — Ninth and Ocean avenue. 82 — Second and Atlantic avenue. 911 — Bay ave- and Battersea reed 96 — Boardwalk at Moorlyn teJ. F. JOCHER R A I NTI NG 1920 Asbury Ave. JOSEPH C. FARR ATTORNEL-ATLAW Solicitor and Master in Hiancw;, Real Estate. Conveianriac. Collection* <i22 Asburv A t onne (>22 Asbury A venae

Moncrief & Sons GARDENERS AND YARD BUILDERS IN ALL ITS BRANCHES Schrubberies, Privet and Shade Trees Your cottages cleaned, opened and put in readiness Any kind of work around your place Phone 699 1214 BAY AVENUE

^f^viewj H. B. COOPER, JR. Jfgg^ Buttder 9th tit! Cutttl Avenue, Ocean City, N. J. Phone 97M

sodas High Grade Ice Cream sundaes K. K. PURMAN 724-26 Asbury Avenue , Pbowe <89 Hot Driafa Qrfcra Delivered

Cape' May County Title and Trust Co. Cape May Court House, N. J. Acts as Executor and in a Fiduciary Capacity TITLE INSURANCE MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGACES MUNICIPAL BONDS FOR 8ALE Searches Briefs of Title Conveyancing

a /a • FITHIAN • /A P— ^ ERECT A FITTING MEMORIAL Our equipment, professional experience and immense stock of quality memorials are at your disposal. An inspection of our plant, where none but skilled artisans are employed, is cordially *• invited. I 'Here one can view memorials of every description in the various stages of construct- | ion. 0. J. HAMMELL CO. PLEASANTVILLE, N. J. CAMDEN, N. J. MKMOKUL CIARMIX FOB MOKE THAN M TBABfl \ '

■ * ■, John Relto CEMENT CONTRACTOR j Sidewalks, Curbing ( and Foundations 1153 WEST AVEflUE OCEAN CITY, N. J. FOR RENT SEASON OF 1923 i Furnix hrd Apartment* on Moor- j l>n Terrarr. All Convenience*. j F. F_ CHAMPION 730 MOORLYN TERRACE j OCEAN CITY. N. J. , HEADLEY & ADAMS i Peaien in R eadingCoal A l.o Kindlm* «Ht k, k>rr,l *r r#r4. Beit ml n lk« Market. Iff St. u tke law aaaraateeO. BeP er P.rtrrprt- , oare e*4 YarS. TENTH AND WEST j 4| : ;■ J. Prescott Cadman, Jr. Eatatu ol Mark Lake ^ , funeral Director } 809 Central Avenue | Ocean City New Jersey AUTO EOUIPMENT ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Harcourt & Steelman LAW OFFICES TS7 ASBCKT AVE.. OCEAN OTT. N. J. LAW BUILDING. ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. . 0«r# Hear, I it a. m. i r. x. ANDREW C. BOSWELL Law Offices MASTER IN CHANCERY BmirM OatUlai — Aikar, Avemae ant ilk OCE^^OTT. M. J. t k

| OCEAN CITY. N. J. Wm. H. Powell i General Contractor and Street llaildi^ thirty-fourth at. and Welt m OCEAN CITY. N. 1.

Jos. Van Q. Hoffeckcr ARCHITECT 80J Eighth St. Octal O j Hmm. t JDrngleaa Healing: Nature'a Mitht I D. M. Richards, D. C CHIROPRACTOR (Graduate of Palmar CoU*a) Has opened office* in the H*1 r I Jim out, Tuesdays, Thursday, ot Saturdays. Aftemoon-3 to 5; Evening-4hl r.nrall.lkaa aad Splaal Biaailaadm tm BRECKLEY'S AND SIGN PAINTJB Clinton L. Breekley, Pru». Mixed Paints, Lead and M 920 and 922 Asbury A ream 35S-W ARCHITECTS VIVIAN B. SMITH ARCHITECT ill Gaaraalaa Trait BalUkW Atlantic crrr. n. j. ENGINEERS , Wm. H. CoUisson, JrAm M. Aau Bar. C. E Civil Engineer and Swiff* Cltr Eaitamr. Orvaa Ctlr. If. 4

HOTELS AND COTTAGES

i HOTEL STRATFORD j' Seventh and Ocean Avenue OPEN ALL YEAR , Light llourlmpagRooou. Ako Boatdag Hot Water Heat Special Low Rate, MRS. MILTON RUBINCAM '

VERNON HALL 735 Wesley Avenue NOW OPEN M. E. Beck

MEDICAL J

: willits p. hatnes. m. d. < Physician and Surgeon j Office Hour,: « A. X. to 1 P. X. " Diteaae* of Eye, Ear, Noae and J Throat Pkeae m -ie Glaaeea Pitted I Coe- Wesley Ave. and 9th 8L

! ALLEN CORSON, M. a « : Office Hotrm : V to II A. X., 7 to B P X JOHN B. TOWNSEND, M. D. Office Hour*, f to 10 A X, I to M P X,. 1 7 to I P. X. 824 WESLEY AVENUE L OCEAN CITY, N. J. !! BELl. PHONE It HERSCHEL PETTIT, M. D. F 807 Wesley Avenne OCEAN CITY, N. J. OXee Hear* i • ta 11 A. X-I I U I P. XWad. aad Sam, I ta If A. X, ami, J M lha. 1T«

Hears i I to II A. X. 7 to S P. X. H. Whiticir, E 11 717 WESLEY AVENTJ* OCEAN CITY, N. J.

OHce Hears. Oeeaa Ot T . — DR. CHAS. H. VAtt Osteopathic Phy*»«» ^ , oeasli •to a Gastral till CENTRAL )- Eighth SL and W«*T ** , Phane 145 : Thomley Hughes, P. ®* I PharmadM tn O"