OCEAN CITY SENTINEL. THURSDAY. JUNE 28. 1923 — ■ ■ — _ ■KRHfaffT HHHm .. ■ ' ■ : ' ...I civic orgunizn- . the direction of W or.- h inful v.. - the direction of Worshipful Ma,.

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COLORED YOUTH, 16, | CONFESSES THEFT OF A GOLD WATCH I: PRISONER SENT TO COUNTY JAIL — WATCH AND COME ARTICLES RECOVERED James Wilson, a colored youth aii teen years sixteen years of ape. hailing from Philailelphia, was charged before Police Justice Ware with disorderly conduct under the Boardwalk. Following his arrest, the defendant confessed to Constable ; Dagteiseh that he had robbed one of the local hotels taking a gold watch and three valuable rings away at booty. Chief of Police Johnson succeeded in recovering the watch and 1 two of the missing rings, from a i hiding place under a house where tite lad had concealed them. Wilson stated under trial that he bad given the remaining ring to another colored hoy. Police Justice Ware committed the self-accused youthful culprit, to Cape May County ail for a period of three months.

I SHORE FAST LINE BEGINS J I TWENTY MIM I K SCHEDULE! j j Announcement lias lieen made I I that on June 30th. the Shore Fast ! Line will begin a twenty minute Ij service to and from Atlantic City, j : The part that good transportation plays in the making of a resort cannot I* properly estimated. ! In fact it is the chief factor, i The Shore Fast Line Company arc doing and have ilone all humanely possible to extend their 1 service along the shore and de- ' serve the highest commemlation, , ' and the patronage of the eommun- ' ' ities which they so faithfully The new schedule will doubtless j prove this year as great a boost to ^ ' the city, as it did during the lAst ( I s*aMnJ o MATT SAVAGE ENTERTAINS ■ Hon. Anbury W. Lee, the largest ; . I lumber dealer ami operator, of , i Clearfield County. Pa, and Clear- i : field, Kentucky, spent a couple of days in Ocean City, the post week, i t the guest of Matt Savage on Third t street. Mr. Lee's family were tourists here lAst year occupying . i the Pomeroy estate on Brighton I . Place ami expect to spent part of : • this season here later on.

NEW BROADCASTING STATION INSTALLED AT THE WCHT CLUB | STATION IN CHARGE OF HOWARD MILLER, AN EXPERT IN WIRELESS The Ocean City Yacht Club begs to announce that on or about June 2Sth, they will open the new powerful broadcasting station on their Nclub house. This station has been assigned the call letters W.I.A.D., and will broadcAst reguldYfy four times per week, on a special wave of 257 metres. It is expected that this station will I* normally heard within a radius of 1000 miles and should provide ex- . | cellent entertainment to all the seashore resorts, who often times are unable to hear the large broad r casting stations to their satisfact- . , ion. I The station has lieen erected anil I I is in charge of Howard R. Miller, r of Philadelphia, who has many i long distance records to his credit f in wireless telephone transmission. The following schedule has been

- arranged, starting on June 29th: I Friday night from 8.30 to 11.00 ^ i p. m, — dance music. Saturday night from S^0 to 11 p. in. — danceymusic. I The dance 'music w ill be''Mn>iuhed by Pat ltiley and his famous orchestra. x Sumby from * to 9.30 sacred Wednesday night will be a spec- ' f, ial broadcasting night when the • best talent obtainable will be procured for this night and regular programs of high standing will lie ^ i offered to the radio public. The yacht cluh liegs to Invite all , : artists w hether instrumental, vocal o Tory tellers, monolists. or .other- „ • wise to broadcast from this station ()| . ailtl would ask all those who desire - to favor us with their talent, to 'advise us a week in advance, so •" that we may properly place them " I on our program which will be pub- ^ ! lished weekly. J Address all applications for " I I broadcasting, and communications. "■ j to The Ocean City Yacht Cluh lb- " I dio Department. passin"p> bogus checks The local police are anxious to I" become better acquainted with a smartly dressed and very pretty I" young lady who is alleged to have f: palmed off a few worthless checks fi I in the city. a The lady it transpires succeeded in defrauding two business houses. R At one establishment site selected w a p^ir of shoes to the value of $7 li and in another varufis articles to h the value of $13.50. a In both cases she tendered in payment a check to the value of c, $45, receiving change in good cash. The checks were made out to „ I Miss Mae Weaver, issued by Sid- „ ncy Howe and M. Morrow, rcspcc- B tively. • » Both of the gentlemen are unknown to the hank upon which they were drawn. NOTICE IN ATTACHMENT Oil. M Toumuund. Plaintiff, v., Cnro- ? low Mi .ml William S. M. IVfeiutr NOTICE IS HEREBY C.IVEN tkat . 1 Circuit Cou-t of the County of C.pc M.v '• on the 14 day of May, WSJ. aaainM the r rights and credit., money, and efferf. e rood* and chattel., land, and tenement • of Caroline Iweeh and William S. Lrevh. atwcondina dehtore. at the roll of Oth e M. To-nwnd for the rom of WM.J«. ref turnable on the 2»th day of May. WSJ. - reroute*]. and wa. returned oa the llh day nf May. WSJ. by the Sheriff of the. ' County nf Cape May. 1 IHted June IS. WSJ. A. C. HllJ'RETH. Clerk. j Leap. Shandem and Way. r. adv-t-SI-St gj ,r— - — • — ! ; TRY A CLASSIFIED ADV.

I Freedom | {Read the * SENTINEL and keep in touch with all Job Printing Book Work t Ocean City Printing and Publishing Co. • 744-746 ASBURY AVENUE Btatne of Liberty la New York aarbor, 0«rl BerquUt, acrobatic uecplcjack, executed eome thrtlUng Hunt* last week. Photo shows comparative Mm of man to tie great it attic, which holds out the torch I# it Liberty and Freedom to thou- IT _ no da of old world oppreaaed aa PHONE ft? 138 J ■MtT cane to merge In thla great It I pelting pot of freemen. k.

LADIES OF EASTERN STAR TO GIVECARO PARTY ANO OANCE PARTY NOT TO BE CONFINED ' TO MEMBERS OF CHAPTER. PUBLIC INVITED Vt the Ocean City Yacht Flub, i BW «-r"l sea Road, tlie Ocean City Chapter ; of tiie Order of the Eastern Star, ' wiil hold a card party and .lance July 91 h. ' 1 1 This affair is being -arraigned, j i and will I* conducted by the com-] mittee. wliich staged a similar jl event at the Casino Flub on the | Boardwalk. on May 14. litis faetj in itself i- sufficient to ensure the of the forthcoming party. which is not confined to members I of the Star, but for all who desire I to qtend a delightful evening, in I company with congenial sociable people. , ' Among the numerous features toj lie introduced, there will lie lucky! those who arr skillful at bridge and five hundred. !' Music will lie furnished by "Pat" ' Riley's Yacht Cluh Orchestra.;, while Mrs. Simms and W. H. CollissiTi. Jr.. Iiave consenlcl to ngaini their famous brand of punch, 1 If the weather proves warm, i card players will probably adjourn! to the spacious balcony and porch of the club. All who are even re- , motely acquainted with the management of the yacht elub know ' well that everything humanely pos j

isible. will lie done for the comfort i< of guests. The committee is to be highly congratulated upon liaving suej ceeile-l" Ip obtaining the yacht cluh ( ■ for this affair. The splendidly 'equipped establishment is locate.! ' on one of the coolest and most pic- I ( hoking the inlet and a part of the , ocean. The committee appointed consist: of Mi s Surah K. F.off. chairman; Mi - laiuisa T. Corson. Mi ■ Hazel Harris. Miss l-ouise Morris. Mrs. Sarah Abbott. Mrs. Thomas^ Mould, Mi Sarah Smith. William F. Gardiner aiid Kussell H. NuUy. 1 j hotels and drug stores, or from any j( ROLLA GARRETSON 1 ! BURIED WITH OUE MASONIC HONORS ! ONE OF THE LARGEST ATTF.X- ' DED FI NEKALS EVER WITNESSED IN THIS RESORT , | The mortal remains of Rolln | Garretson were conveyed to their j •-resting place in Seaville with man-. ■ jifestations of universal regrl-t and 'jof the largest atten.le.1 funerals] ''ever witnessed in the city. ! Of a quiet and unassuming 1 i ! character, genial and kin.lly in disi position no man was held in higher, • j esteem than he in ihe commnn i^JfT; - ' At the home, the rnsket was litr orally covered with floral emblems, ] s | silent tokens of respect from var-j

Death followc.1 an operation for appgndicittH performed in the At-J I nntit City Hospital. The Rev. J. II. Haines. D. lb. of ■ Pitman, a former pastor of the. First Methodist Fhurch, of which ' ,|ui.'s. In tone vibrant with deep; ' emotion. Dr. Haines paid high !••- ' Initos to the sterling Christian' ; chaarcter of III- departed, and^of ' The memlKMs of tlie local lotlge! ' of the Ma-onic fraternity attend-. , e«l. and laid their brother to rest! with full Ma.aonic honors, under!

' ter Roy E. Darby. ! r Tlie pallida rers were: Capt » R. Smith, John E. Trout. C. { iRrei kley, Clarence Fergu. on wn ! riam .l . i.ibb and Edwat.i M S„. ' t ii. nil of whom are brother . j, During tl.e services at the home ,i elections were rendered l,y j ,, lartette comb ting of Russell n Nulty. Dr. J. Thornley Hugh, ' )' Edward M. Sutton and Edward flo '• .- in. Mr. Nulty also sun,. \ '(f Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Ww.} r nriivals for the season, orcu^ . I Iieir CI : i age. 1322 Central :,ve,lue •. ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL

C. Ellwood Carpenter's 1 ccalsT now open SEASON MEMBERSHIP RATE Individual. (One Person) ... $.'>.00 Couple. Ticket 7-50 Family Ticket (Five) .... 15.00 ( HIl.IIRKN'S IIANC.INC CLASS | Next Tuesday Morning. June 2fith, at ten o'clock V THE ENTIRE CASINO CLUB ORCHESTRA IN ATTENDANCE AT EACH SESSION

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