: OCEAN ( ITl'. gENTINEL. THURSDA^r JUNK 28. 1323 _ . t \

prev. lewis seeks 1 10 find what is iweonowiriiciiyp

local kiwknians • learn nature of 1 h tawyer conscience

H|:'ORMERT>A*TOK INTERVIEWS : B BUSINESS AND PROli^k , ■ sioN^tse/; ! v : i B The Re* Lewis, fqMcrly g ii thte4lf^re«W?i^i" foPa niiCR B fl plan* witffftWe view ctfteekineK K feiurrh was nuJmg w "^wraGjV K*lge, to comniaiui the respect, anil 1 1| BhterciKOlttdfoMenWI It rfid WTeW fei H*r days. ,aht/O v-asa H» t L| Bl Twenty may np^w, nttf, pruni- Ir, B Sent in the business anil profes- si E >'onal life of Mount Holly, became JO pm'mi jlawg*1 . 1 .e ..nininBl /WW lHWint J^pinion. At the luncheon Rev. I^ewis launched .into.o. VPO' «,w'r- £ esting analysis of the .replies, he bad leeched, and pt the suggestteu which «-few contained. i.,nr: All seemeil agreed that, in. time of petnperily men *» not attend church so, well us they, do in . soj- called hard Itimes. The reason is perhaps that when people ate "flushed,'' hawing tha ready caste - they occupy tliemselves in recreations at public places or in. traveling around. We are living in » very fast age ' and the automobile lci*U U> keep, people from attending ,el>|"ete. they ; using that as a manna ,.«>/ quick] travel to any point accessible in ; one day or over the week end. From the tainiypg not dU^&fliiJdWfcUpffciUiny this. The business man finds himself (igaitik'ttt stmngeef eompet i tion' ' tH£ ''-"Wort* " Uifc trier, known; labor demanding the high- i est wag©; evwrheod costs the greatest. In the struggle to he sue- , cessfnl (as the arorld count* success) hit foil time is constantly occupieil. The standard set for . business ' existence; the demands j [ upon Ws time hy . affairs of a civic ■ or public nature and. by social functions, keep him keyed at highest , tension. When he finds time to ne- i lax, recreation carries him 1" the j extreme, and he seeks physical, , rather thae mental enjoyment — , and the name "conditions apply in ] a leas strenuous manner to the , wage earner uader today's modat; of living. i As to the church iteetf. while ac-]| know lodging gratefully it, waa the;, most poteM factor in the making ,| and the preserving of civiliixatioa,!j many felt that iti lacks contact In,! churches a 'sephyr tram Green-, land's icy mountaius" would feel ( like a breath from the Sahara, , compared with the atmosphere to nmhaOTO; the elW4dt'w-ih>srtrfg<f«fc<dF&4- r tentnfeat wml M Jfspfwe ft/ the „ safety of their souls, . up in the front pea^, while the fate. »f . the j lowly outsider .or G* auMn^yi/utf* v or of the man who might lie f brought Into the church if he -wete extended the hand of fellowship,^ does not bother them in the least. ! Rev. Lewis added: "I beHeve the'j church is 'at fault when It allows! its officials to have a quest ionableL reputation. :ind is allowed to con'n tinue In that position, because no; one wants to complain; also he' . may be r Very large contributor. jp The inconsistent living by the pro-' fessional church members has as ^ heretofore raised a question as to! the real value of Christianity in the ' world from the unbeliever's stand- 'I point. When we begin to live re-! ligion as well as talk it, the -world'! will pause ami ask whether it is ( not worth something to be a rfrris- ' tian. One man presented the I wholly inconsistent spectacle of at tending Sunday 'School and listening to a capable man teach the c principles of Jesus, who, himself, i was such bail pay that the scholar! | was then In the midst of suit to recover." ff.f I MH/.W. JHi/ tive address by enumerating a . number of. tmpiwvements , which ,)(i might I* adopted -hy: the church, p with the aim of bringing it into , more vital contact with the masses j an.l increasing or rather perhaps,:^ restoring his prestine glory and in- , I, Smart K-9 * Jenkins: "Party good dawg ya' got there, Stave— but why do you call him •Hardware"?' " s Steve: "Natural — most natural. Every iime I think in whip him be makes a holt fr the doori" ' Reason For Everything Wife: "John, I'm disgusted with this old car. It squeaks dread- 1* ' * John: "Cant be helped m'denr. j There is pig iron in them axles. In

dcLARENCE M tltly DELiqHTg jijivtyraispmu jjaftftatUbtt'lti Ration of abmtete specchlessncwiJ i finmixrom William L. lllackman. of Trenton, j I that af ^•ynr.jM>a.se*se> a ennwi- ( [fMMt. ' r>«0- or' Vwo vfehAired a £ .smile; but it was pitifully anaemic'1" One e.ssajed to laugh but tbf|rl( ft'", strangled intp .. severe a Shock as K .oM oh ' Wednesday by a | ^wyer of fejrtte, speaking In the n- j most deliberate tones ho eould id command that n lawyer does posI less such n thing as a conscience. I* From thwe tmmertorial it has g been an Accepted article of comv. mon faith; that the one thing t- which rWikes' a Inwjer is the uU ie ter nbseVice <tf conscience. Out of « respect te Klwhntan lllackman, howevw, the effort shotild he made ie whatever measure of credulity it ul may itomand, that iwteeil a lawyer is U might be adiied in passing A however, tliat moie than one peril, sou present found it very much ir harder to accept the statement in I- goad faith particularly after the speaker had casually mentioned lie P was a paat president of lite TrenPltou Kiwanis Clulv- who. bml been afielectad ito that position Uy virtue kjof the Jact that "hm wo* the be*t 0 looking fellow in the crowd." Incidentally Mr. Biockmon gave E" very interesting facts conug the Trenton Club. It had in existence for a: period of K five years he atated, and had at the pvearut time n membership of * b'ne hundred and twenty-five enr!thusiastic devoted Kiwaninn^. "V Mr. JUackmnn's allegiance to the - Kiws&ia movement was ma.le very " evident* No man could define the " Kiwania rplrit, he declorcil. It * was nosaetlung which hail to be r felt and could not bu describcil — • komethiag elusive, intangible, and 8 yet beautifql beyond description. " ' In the course of his instructive 1 analysis .of n lawyer's conscience, " Blockraan advanceil a forceful * convincing brief in defiance to '» the profession, against the assu-' " mptiqn that a lawyer could not be 1 houe.sl, and at the same time un- • dertake to defend a person whom' 'hie knew w^s guilty of the charge.' 1 t It was an accepteil' in legal jur"J Ispruilence, said the. speaker, that f> every person should be assumed to! '|b» innocent utiSj after a fair and ' I impartial trial, he or 'she hail hccn: lj probed guilty. '» Moreover, not mote than one 1 ' pvtkon in a hundred will Conftss] • web^p h" or h®1" lawyer that the' 1 charge was true. ' ( |lh addition to the usual com-' 'jmunjty slrtglng, the luncheon hour ' Wednesday was livened by a ! special program of music. Clarence Marks,1 Introduced by! '' DrJ John Whiticar, sang in n i voice of fine tonal quality and re-' 1 malleable range, two bass solos.' j"A*leep in the Deep" by Petrie' iwal a splendid performance. J Two selections were also renjdered in gOoil form by the male; I quartette consitinng of W. H. <*ol-| Jlisnon, Jr., Russell Nulty, C. Ho- 1 I mef Shoemaker and E. M. Suthin.' i In the absence of Dr. John Hanjdley, the Rev: Charles F. N. Voeg,*elin was called upon to welcome' 'two new members, Lewis Cassa-' j and H. B. Cooper, Jr.

NEW YORKERS BEFORE JUSTICE, With Being Drunk and, Disorderly, One is Fined, (he Other is Deported j Two young men aged raspeclivj <Jy 22 and 25 years of age, were ;chargeil before Police Justice Fron- : icis H. Ware on Monday with being i {drunk and dfsordely. | , , Both c laimod to he hailing from | 'the city of New .York, admitted i ' the offence, although one claimed, it waa his first, while the other ; ■) Confessed to previous ilelinquen- : Chief of Polieo Howard Johnson i preferred the charges and request-, ed hit) honor that one lie fined $10, { I white -the other lie given a choice, I between, spending thirty days in* i or leaving the city within an i . hour. | The fine was promptly paid, f whilo later the second offender was seen escorted by a police officer wending his way to the street car line, bound for other, regions, Hm Col Rate*. Smirker: "Come hern, little \ [girl, f'H give yeu n penny for n i | I Little girl: VHuh-uh, I can vain Imor'en that taking castor olL"

iSiffl! •'•NEW SCHEDULE INCLUDES E[ 1 MPRUV KIT SPIRVH 'E TT» mi: SHORE Annouiii ctucnt li;i> is*imi m.-ul,, l.v -?««e Tluli.telpT.ia" A- •Rradlng Si v.jn: that yt. k»U- start Hie iqs-m' E [flt/.nv from I'lnlmtelplm., t., Atlantic City, Ocean City, Cape Mav rVtnt; 21th. [if il.lwowl, ami , Stone Harbor oai, Y y, r Atlantic City these cxriirs-, ',c .'ion i nun- swill leave Chestnut and, lc; | South strtet fqrries at 'l.OO A. M., — r and will n lum from Atlantic City !m' at . l,. K M. Additltinal cxcttrr ' ion trains will l.o o,ierated ' {Chestnut and South sf- , to Atlantic Cih- on " n 1 Jtetr0|r ' .. i.lu'l'y Itlil 'on Au-( I .. IS, and 25, and iteptom , t and Labor Day, Monday, , .o,rt. 3.1,. leaving a( R30 A. M.. on' ,r. enrh of these days. Returning on I * d'lvw' P. M "weekdays : and Caiw ' " I May 3" I1 1 ' »-if,.20 P. M. on weekdays. Addition- , ig al train's froih ' thode it+strts to:', Philadelphia wili be operate.! , • Independence Day, (July ith), andj 01 larbof Day, Sept. fid, to aoeommot.l.late the home-coming crow.U. ile.' The Fislierme.nla S|>ocial„ now. being operated fo Scheltcngcr s ! Landing at Cape May m. Rumhiys. erj will continue to run through Hhe I summer.. It leaves Chestnut and:, ig l South street ferries at .5.30 A. M., , ,r. and gu the return triv leaves the , Uniting at 1.S0 P. M. All Hides given Above are East-', I rm Staiuianl time, he ■ o ■ — - i

he COMMUNICATED n- Editor Sentinel:— en Much dteconteiit »« hean^because ' ue of : the ineonventenco women, have , at to . encounter whan they "shop in, I ■ town," without an nutonudiila i ; vc imagine a woman, buying for n- instance: Shoes in a shoe store; ' , id toitcls in a dry goods store; a few,' of thing*. at (he, hardware store; gru- j at ceries at- the American -'terc. , of | Kaeh package U small, but put , it- j together make u burden too heavy i for any woman to carry from ,$U> ' re j and Aabury to 9th and Wesley. It { ry i is impossible. We must shqp ir. ; , lejtown; beside*, we love to. The . It, women living on the edge of town,; *• j have great difficulty irettiitg home ( —j with* their goods. The salespeople , id j dp itet encourage "delivery." If . ; one takes a train it coup 50 eenta j ' •c Occasionally n taxi driver has a. e, I streak of generosity and takes cite , uI T for 26 cents, but acts as if he is . lo ' giving .charity. 'We i its, -not want j i- 1 charity. >e[ Mr. John Trout with his horse; , i-' and carriage is a god-send to UiC|t in ' .'hopper. He ask* a fair far© with- j e.jo'ut -gramhling. ile is a benefac- . r- Jtor id Oeeun City and deserve.*, it cOmmendatiim. o! Ocean City has paused iU child A J hood. It* youth, ami i* eutering . ( in! into manhood; but its trolley *ys-, - : em still remains in its early in-j C! fancy. 1 do not criticise the tn.lt*!vv management. It wants fo be{ ie 'progressive, but can do nothing. :itrrless the city gives it the right.' , Whoever heard of another city, ir funning iU trolley cars three block] from the business center? This town doesn't want to grow ! j- like jp. ,tfec_ M hran4h4i^4i W^TtTtI I .- 1 and -ihhflH tenet) lytHtUithtul J IJ f

GlfrlpijEER HASY MM S ESCAPE;: in auto collision ; ELTON RBI ■EYttfl1vHLQ>i|llg rrVfJt aB 1 J? Ji-haiiges hj ourj^ Tlte trriflWififM tA^ iit© 'to 'tfc- 1 : I commodate tn*ii*'*si<#ddf thd'pen- r . j pie. :«il a fow houselieldera should u 1 not be permitted to hinder tho cs-,c ■i tablishment of a trolley system | { tluit areoimnildote.s all. . fc jj^l of the tunny and not Ji'r the! |H The city should see that we can , j Jret home without lugging bundles. j, If the "powess tfeat. lip'' , won't k 1 j have .trolley.- on . <\^pry„.avehue, ; ; ' wliiih is their rightful place, tlient' ! them t un aplomobiles at cheap- t I jer, rates to- the .sujmrbs;, or el-e ; _ motor the burdened housekeeper,, '''from Mil. :qnl A.sbury to 9th d , j Wesley, where she can take a car. { A BOOSTER. '

crrv or ocean, city. n. i. . i S OT14 K TO CONTRA CTO Bti I imiimi Sw tit. , J , ' s»»l«t UiU Of *9,1 Ir imn- • ' : at b, \h. Ifc-nl ot o( • onu citr. 'S. J. *t It offlt*. rftef. cvtr CiTr.'N. I. JalT 2. M «•— ; ? - 'hear ft I IN) P. D«|>li(kt s.viB« Tim., : | lor ib.- buildiov nr.il eonntrucfion Bl r I 1 Ir.mr PxriHoB laraHsl al Hib Mao and j { n.a* Tliaroualvfarv. la Ih. CM* ot CW» | l • pi,, K, J„-a» daMrUf-l in 1,5* flpKW-L| 8 All bid, niusl t«- made "■ the form, j | - pro. 1,1-.!. ro-.or all Item. KmtaiMd j. „nil bt arrbnt|«mt«WJir,ca»5 m(.-rerU-|| ItlrJ rhrck by a Now J,rw Bant ot ! jtrlM Company, in lbs mm ot lltO.DO. I payable to tb» Trra,urrr ot tho City ot ; ! City, N. J.. withoSt wnaition. At I j rorpfWwto t«m» a ■atlafMtolv anrtey nom- . «m*rine 15- 4. wand, ot the HW<iflcatkina. must tv aUarb-d U. tho biddina •boat, tv »u— oasfiil Udder wiH bo re- | 1 quired to (urnlth. arffllln ton"d«H tram . ,■ the- date ot award.'" a latiafarrory Sarnty , or Guaranty Coowany -Bond in ihe rum ' of tho -bill amount of the ayard. .eohdi- ; tioncrl for the faithful performanee V ware#, and will alro he requir-d to rave) , ! the City ot O-eaa Crtg,' N. j.. harmleai j , !r,m all aetlooa at law. «r otheru ire, and ( Virtue of the rmployera tiablllly art , ' | of the State of New Terror, or any other' ( act pertalnlny to the dmployam or lab«.l jerr. by 'to>'.na > Surety Co m*aay Pond or j Ir.iuruaoa. The entire work will be completed by ' ! the FIrd day of Aavuat. 1K» { l,. The Board ot Commirrionerr IWI* tha| 1 Plane and rpecifiral ionr can br obtain-! '|ot from the City Ctert by drporhmai 1 °*lmi EVF.KTON ]D U £ l.ireclor of Public Work, " •I WFV COIXISOONff afl.zjOROt-ai - ATTQB^EV :i Jll F.lglift siW/t.'DccJif'Cliy. i and ktcrbanic St.. Cape WW "OMrtlfWiaRi i Bell Yhones: Ocean City 781 . , IjU'dri Hpusc 221 THE DARLINGTON 1128 CENTRAL AVENUE. ill Open for Season 1923 1(1- Running Water. ■! Special Jna* nod Early Jaly Bate* fj Mrr. H. narlipf Ion Mra. J. D. Carle* tl Owncrrblp-Manarcmcnt

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Jr., was rilling in one of the nui-{«B I chinos, ami upon tiia ante wbi«»:" - J" -.'rS, I ria bs» It transpire'; that a Franklin1 Se.li.rr •trry-n try Elton Ristcv, ol", i^msEm ! Seaman was approacltittg along iw Hi street, oeotpring; it is said £= the right' si'lc of tnc roa'dfiiy. t.j, » The impact 'teas rfeaKI'for'itev'D, eral I.h i k- away. The frfint wheels it, of the Fonl set*' torn off auil tlicj I Young Hcantan scrnmbletl out; through tho window having esrap- 1 led .without a scratch. | The Franklin car was struck \ |« ; broa.lsiile, nu.l turnml round. « ith „ 1 the Isirk facing the curl.* As in | {.; ithe case of Seaman, both Mr. His- , H and Mr. Collisson sustained. tt»j*i i visible injury., a ; . ■ ;jjj 1, Both raw wore ba.Uy ilnmage.l, „i the Ford to ail appearance the T { worse, and were removed to Uie i Keystone and Gilbert's tgaragos for. ^ ,1 . ' ' 'an allrt'i" ! Til W UOAUU ill" I QtOUSSIOSBItS OF," j tjik rrrv ok ocean city no oa-jj; iu'lto 'In' wi.bh. 5a»l»al»ll »> the | j tttt! 1 1 •[- - - '

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GENERAL H»t-ILING j 'J Sand Gravel Top Soil | WM. HAYES, 233 Adxiry Ave. Moncrief & Sons :| GARDENERS AND YARD BUILDERS IN ALL ITS BRANCHES Schrubberies, Privet and Shade Trees •j Your cottages cleaned, opened and put In' readings ,j Any kind of work around your place •I Phone 699 1214 BAY AVENUE M ; ■; - | , tSwiW tT-]pi-cT;oopER' JR" | -j Builder J Avenue. Ocean City. N. J. 1?.!^^^-""---1 1 " Cipe May Couaty Title *nd Trust Co. Cape May Court House, N. J. Acts as Eiecutor and in a Fiduciary Capacity TITLE INSURANCE money to loan on mohtoaces municipal bonos for sale Searches

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1 John Pelto CEMENT CONTRACTOR Sidewalks, Curbing and Foundations ] 1153 WEST AVENUE OCEAN CITY, N. J. FOR RENT ] SEASON- OF 1923 { Furais h*d Apartme»tn on Moor , lyn Terr nee. All Conveairnces. j , F. F- CHAMPION j 730 MOORLYN TERRACE OCEAN CITY. N. i. I HEADLEY & ADAMS p«.«ter« in R eadingCoal AIM Kindt tar W*t by barrto ar card. 1 lw not an lb* a.ik«. MM tbv. to j I <5* tan tnaranlaad. Ball ar Eatfrprlaa OBca and Yard. TENTH AND WF8T IJ. Prescott Cadman, Jr. Eatato of Mark Lake i funeral Director 809 Central Avenue ! Ocean City New Jersey AUTO HHJIPMENT ATTORNETS-AT-LAW Harcourt & Steelman LAW OFFICES 717 ASBUKT AVE., OCCAM CITY. N. J. - SAW BUILD INU, ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. i OBca Uaara : ' It A. M. S F. SL ANDREW C. BOSWELL Law Offices ! MASTER IN CHANCERY Saaru Balldiar- Aabary Av.aa. and lib ocean cmr. W. j. HOTELS AN HOTEL STRATFORD Seventh and Ocean Avenue OPEN ALL TEAR , Li*b Moutokrtvm* Room.. Abo Board*) Hoi Water Heal Special Low Ralc. MRS. MILTON RUBINCAM ME WILLITS P. HAINES, M. D. ' Physician and Surgeon i Office Horn » A. M- to 1 P. U. ' Diseaaea of Eye, Ear, Now and Throat Ptwoa Jt* Claaan Km#. Cor. Wesley Ave. and 9th SL on ALLEN CORSON. M. D. ( ^ ' JOHN B. TOWNSF.ND, M. D. Ottlco HdDar t to 10 A M. I to I P. M. 7 to I P. SI. 821 WESLEY AVENUE OCEAN CITY, N. J. BELL PHONE S» ! JJKRSCHEL PETTTT, M. D. .| . .MH Wesley Avenue OCEAN CITY, N. J. j Offi-a Banal 0 tl II A. St| T to I P. M J Wad. nod Sao, » to 1* A. «, oalr Dell Phew IT* it*

. riry-evr*.--. ■ CHAS. SACK j NINTH end ASBlltV AVE. 1,J. F. JOCHER PA I NTING # 1920 A* bury Ave. JOSEPH a FARR ATTORNEL-AT LAW Solicitor and Ma*ler in Chancery, ' ltcal Estate, Conveyancing, Collections 622 Asbury Avenue j OCEAN CITY, N. J. Wm. H. Powell j General Contractor ^Grading and Street Bulldiot thirty-fourth it. end We« art. I OCEAN CITY, N. J 1;H • . . iTlc ! Jos. Van O. Hoffecker | j AHCHtTOCT T 80J El|hth St. Oceaa^City 1 BKECKLEY'S HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS Clinton L. Buckley. Prop. Ready Mixed Pointa, Lead aid Oil 920 and 922 Aabury Avenue ; Phone. 356-W ARCHITECTS VIVIAN B. SMITH ARCHITECT fti GearaaUe Treat BaiMlar ATLANTIC CITT, N. j. ENGINEERS ,L Wm. H. Cofiisson, Jr. Aub- M. Am. Sec. C. E. Civil Engineer and Surveyor City Kaiteear. One* Ot*. N. J. ,ND COTTAGES VF.RNON HALL ij$ SjVeiley Avenue M NOW OPEN "" Mai M. E. Beet IEDICAL OKtae 8mm " » U It A. U. i u i r. x to John H. Whiticar, M. D|(W 717 WESLEV AVENUE OCEAN CITY, tl. JHUGHES CENTRAL MRARMAC1 '• Eighth St. and Wedlry Ave. Phone .215 J. Thornloy Hughes,'' P1- »■ . |_ PhnoBBctet In.Chag Advertise in the Sentinel and * | Get Results