. - 1 w" : " OCEAN CITY SENTINEL, THURSDAY. JUNE 28, 1923 - - ~ EIGHTH — - — — - " — ■ —

IN ARMS AGAINST ' CONDUCT OF POLICE J * — 3 (Continued from Page One) j, department. Mr. Welsh stated he had consulted Cheif of Police John- Cl son, and had been informed he was a doing no more than obeying the t, Mayor's orders. ■! It was then the suggestion was „ made that it might be advisable, |j to open a training school for police a officers, who knew not the way to n treat people with courtesy, use a d little discretion ia the performance „ of their duty, and not make them- s selves obnoxious. James H. - Simpson protested u strongly against the arbitrary at- a Utude certain officials were adopt- t ing. On the one hand the city was „ advertised as a family resort, and t people were invited to make their home here; yet if one dared to ( question some act, or protest against any ruling, they were told to get out "If you dont like the way we do things, get out." ' Reverting hack to the sale of candy, Clayton Haines Brick stated that Ocean City had grown to I its present proportions, by strictly ; adhering to the Sabbatic principles j upon which it was founded. People * enjoyed at the present time far greater privileges, than they did ( at one period on the Sunday. Bath ( houses were permitted to keep | open, the city enjoyed uniterrupt- | ed transportation, the sale of news | papers, ice cream and tobacco was permitted. ; In his opinion, said Mr. Brick, j the gloomy aspect of the Board- ( | walk last Sunday was the result , of propaganda on the part of cer- , tain persons, to defeat the ordi- , nance. He further added, that he , ventured to predict that if left i alone, the merchants would see ' they were defeating their own ends, and would be glad to sell what the law permitted. President Sutton differed from the speaker, expressing the wish , that some effort should be made, to induce the Boardwalk merchants, to keep their establishments lit, and open to those who desired ice cream and sofe drinks. A continuation of last Sunday's proceedings, would react harmfully aaginst ■ the city. Floyd Simms, offered a sugges- 1 tion which appealed favorably to 1 the meeting. He had been taught to think, he said, that in all forms of democratic governments, the majority should rule. They should therefore seek to find whether or not, the majority of the citizens desired the sale of candy on the Sunday. Some consideration should be given to the merchants. If they were asked to keep their establishments open, and yet prohibited from selling candy when requested, customers took offence. It was annoying to the merchants to refuse, and frequently regarded as a alight to them by customers. He suggested that something in the form of a referendum should be made, that a letter should be sent to all persons, resident and visitors in the city, from lists comd

piled by the Electric and Gas; I companies respectively. This motion met with approval, and President Sutton appointed j Ewin T. Corson. J. J. Foster and ! T. W. Mould, as a committee to draft out such a letter and tabuthe replies. Another committee was named,; I consisting of Messrs. Brick, kuchn I and Manning, whose duty it will i to wait upon the Mayor re- .1 questing him through the columns C of the local newspapers, to pub-, a clear statement of his orders e and ruling concerning bathers pro- ( , menading the Boardwalk, and chil-|t using velocipedes and thereby obviate confusion and misunder-j standing. The meeting adjourned to meet 1 1 again next Monday evening, when j an effort will be made to secure, the presence of Boardwalk merch- ' ants and the City Commissioners, further diacusse the situation. PRESBYTERIAN LADIES , ! AUXILIARY ORGANIZED Hold Session Each Monday Afternoon At the Caaino j The Summer Auxiliary of the | i First Presbyterian Church, com- ■ posed of visiting ladies, has reor- 1 ■ • ganized and is preparing for a sca- : of unprecedented acjiv^y. The following officers WenNliily I elected; President. Mrs. W. N. i Chambers; vice president, Mrs. A. > N. Paul; secretary. Mrs. W. K. -.Harris; treasurer, Uri. Thomas J. • 1 « The ladies meet in session every ' Monday afternoon at three o'clock • the Casino on the Boardwalk. - 1 Programs of rare interest are pref parol consisting of vocal and in- - strumental selections, and a brief - address upon some topic of cur5 rent interest to religious workers, t the pastor. Rev. Charles F. N. 1 Voegelin. 1 The social hour precoling and I following the business session is enjoyed by all, the utmost of good 1 fellowship prevailing. The ladies 1 of the Auxiliary are preparing for '• and anticipating a season of un- - precedented activity, s ' BOYCRAFT INSTRUCTORS Quite a large number of the int structor sin Boyeraft, together with those who are seeking instru- . ction, attending the training cours0 es at the Germantown Boys' Cluh, t were present at the services of the , First Baptist Church on Sunday e last. d The training school is being held r under the auspices of the Atlantic s Federation of Boys' Clubs, e ■™"" y $2,500 (j TO LOAN — ON— s FIRST MORTGAGE I. W. STREET • Ninth and Haven d Phone 332-J It

Shore Fast Line ADDITIONAL SUMMER SCHEDULE June 30, 1923 106 TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN ATLANTIC CITY AND OCEAN CITY Every 20 Minutes ■ a Atlantic City & Shore Railroad Co.

I)R. HANDLE* BEGINS SERIES ON "COMING 1 OF GOD'S KINGDOM" ' Series of Five Interesting Di»coura Beginning Sunday Evening Beginning on Sunday evening, | i Dr. John Handlcy. pastor of the | M. K. Church will launrhl j a very interesting series of j undo* rthc caption "The; j Coming of the Kingdom of God." j j The topics, five in ull. one fori' - j each Sunday evening through the'' ; month of July, will be taken in 1 ■ ; the following order: '"Hi ,1 Jul, :: lb) "Service." j Jul, S»-le) "Sscrtlto." I S|«..l mu.ickl procr.m. will !«• ten- 1 1 _ ' ilered at each service. '! COMMUNICATED Editor Sentinel: Last night, (June 23), I saw two drunken youths on the boardwalk.! I Where arc the church folks and; the Y. W. C. A.? r Arc they preparing their forces j in readiness to "raid" a certain j , ! boardwalk restaurant in • case it i . I permits its patrons (as gossip says _ j it did last year) to bring into and I drink intoxicating liquors at its tables ? - When I went to the poles this - -spring to vote, I wanted to vote for the Commissioners that would conscientiously see that the laws governing prohibition would 1* observed absolutely on tlie Imnnlwalk as well as all over the city. t I hunted all around city hull for a member of the Y. W. C. A., to " get advice on the subject, but none was to be found, f Liquor devotees "laugh" at ._ Ocean City's claim to "A Tcmpcr- . ancc Town." J' It is to the church folks and ' : Y. W. C. A. to have the "laugh" (j on the liquor advocates. ^ Don't you think a dancing eon- , sor on the hoardwnlk would be 'Vvyiae? A RESIDENT. OCEAN CITY LAUNDRY KIDS !; Polite -1 , U A NESS t fpcA-tTtbT SCRMICC I I VOU'U- PI WO - -I I v^txRovf vou wAftrM a wo oTwtR. w.\wo • • r Jf you are looking for polite service look at the address at the bottom of this ad. If you really want high class laundry work call us up on the telephone. Well be pleased to call for your bundie. OCEAN CITY LAUNDRY CO. r. McAllister, Prop.

| Joseph C. Haines and family »f sc (Philadelphia, have arrived for the (season and arc Occupying their shore resilience. I 16 \ Atlantic avcClassified A 1 Advs. " . Advertisements inserted in this w , column — One cent a word, mini- ' ' charge, twenty-five cents. ' ' - PFOR SALE w KIR S.tLE— Bake ovens, Blodgctl " gas oven, 36 loaves capacity: (| Dougherty coal oven, 36 loaves capacity. Apply Simms Restaurant, j Boardwalk and Moorlyn Terrace. () FOR SALE — Steam boiler. little N Giant, 5 h. p. Apply Simms ^ J Restaurant. Boardwalk and Moor- ^ » j lyn Terrace. j FOR SALE Bloeh bahy carriage, also Bloch hahy stroller, f s | good condition. Apply Simms Res- a ,, Ifaurant, Boardwalk and Moorlyn t ' Terrace. V s FOR SALE— 200 ft. cocoa runner, , 1 1V4 yds. widj. Apply Simms . s . Restaurant, Boardwalk at Moorlyn Terrace. r FOR SALE— Lot No. 460. Section , E, Aibury uvenuc. west side. be- - - tween 19th and 20th street. Ad- ■- dress: Tlios. B. Hammer, 460 Drcxs el Blilg.,' Philadelphia, 1'a. FOR SALE. — llan.lM.nie Board- ' 'r i walk rolling chair, used only 0 two times. Bargain. M. P. Mcc Dote. Palermo, N. J. ■ FOR SALE— One bank skiff, 26 ft. lt,6 in., Kenneth engine, practically r"jnew; reasonable. Inquire P. O. -j Box 4, Drexel Hill, Pa. " A NUMBER of desirable lots for sale at Fortieth street, running I- from ocean to bay. Edward J. dole mec, 105 So. Third st., Phila.lclr. phla. Pa. i - FIRST MORTGAGE money wanted; liberal bonus paid. E. S. Jxra- . m. i. •:."0 Atlantic avc. y FOR SALE — cheap; Overland touring car, new Exidc buttery. 1 new coil, in good running onler. I 1 Apply 619 Asbury avenue, or Pal- » act- Garage. . ; FOR SALE — Chairs, mattresses, V ! springs, dishes, kitchen table. 61 1 ! J Seventh st. j (—(FOR SALE — Two bedsteads, two! ■ j springs, two mattresses, % ; ■ (Trundle bed, spring and mattress; I I ice box, 3 wash tubs, 1 liall rack. 1 black Imir cloth sofa, 6 dining I' room chairs, 1 oil stove, 1 galvanixed sink, window screens. F. O. Adams. 808 Wesley avenue. FOR SALE— Piano, in good con- | dition. Apply, 814 Central avc. ; FOR UENT_ (TO RENJ— Marshal's Apartment, 3 bedrooms, bath and kitchen, j largg living room; view of ocean.. 713 Ocean avenue. FOR RENT— Five room apartment I reasonable. Apply 1130 Haven avenue, second floor. FOR RENT— Small house in rear, kitchen, two bedrooms and bath; ^ | modern conveniences; $150 for the mmmmmmmmam h;

A Splendid Example | of Enterprise and Organized Effort ■' ^ THE KIND OF SERVICE A GREAT ORGANIZATION II IS CAPABLE OF GIVING IN A GREAT EMERGENCY j! UNDER PRIVATE OWNERSHIP j The Philadelphia Inquirer on Wednesday, June 13, pub- 3 j lished the following editorial:' 1 1 "AN OBJECT LESSON IN RAILROAD EFFICIENCY |j Bmn. Snt li on'hr Bifllol In nil jiullcc to ilir olbcUla of the 9 )Ynn»ylt anin Hallrruwl who nr* mccline the emcnr*ncji predured While the rundjiciBtMin (till in |in«rtu hmil . <,l the enei- ... railed upon l„ msVe > re.dju.tmcm ,.l --rvir,. „„l I A ^M-nlce .pell, remr.l runcetllon. and lh,.t tin- .huul.l have I Tim American .piril I. ahown al in bevl whr-n mertim: IrapnMlhle In Ihl. country and. a. if by mafic, men will ap- R pear to raakn It poaaihle. Tboae I rav el may be auhjecl In aume lem|.vrary ineonernleare. hat if the puldlc he aa pall- I not be much teaaon foe complaint." 9 Mr Train M-rvicc in and out of Broad Street Station hah already practieally lieen restored to normal conditions. ^ ^ Pennsylvania Railroad System THE STAMIAMI KAII.KOAtl OF THE WORLD

season. Apply 1217 West hvc. I A wanted WANTED— Reliable middle ugwl man for hotel office nml night ; watchman. Phone 310. |.V ANTED— Two intelligent young women for hotel office. Phone, th 310. lot MAN WANTED FDR CABIN t(l - ( REISER — Must he familiar! fo with inland waterways between sv 4 If ran < 'ity and llarncgat Bay. ; (Vint niunicate by letter giving ex-| perienre. salary expected, etc.. with | Wilbur H. McVaugh, 317 Chelsea ,| Bldg.. Atlantic City. N. J. c; OI. D gentleman and male attend(July, in quiet home; slate accommodation offered and weekly rate. Mrs. Idingham, 1326 Marklcy st.,: ; Norrislown. Pa. \ MATURE WOMAN, typist with " excellent business experience do- f' • sires a position in Ocean City; pre- j s ' fcrably hotel. Address 862 Park j avenue. Ocean City. e . WANTED— Waitresses; pxpericnc- z Cil; $45 per month and board; ( '! room out. Apply Arcadia Cafc.it 1 Ninth and Boardwalk. !( ' SCHOOL TEACHER— Desires po-|( silinn in hotel office for summer, j 1 Box A -2 Sentinel. .(MISS S. GWKN TREASURE, of 1 ■ | Pittsburgh, teacher of the violin ( j will accept a limited number of ' ! pupils during July and August. "WANTED — Girl; to do cooking , and downstairs work. Apply at -13 is Ocean avenue. - ';] A HALF GROWN colored girl *i wishes to assist with housework 'or lie child's nurse. 712 West avc. WANTED— Immediately a gener- .! al liookkeciwr. Apply Arnold . ( Lumber Mill, Somcrs Point. I RELIABLE, trustworthy, refined, woman with child, will care fo. (. home in absence of owner. July, i August, September or Augustonly. ' Personal interview; compensation; d. small; references. 1 A Sentinel of-l > flee. r"| LOST | i LOST — Gentleman's gold watch j "• chain; reward if returned to S2C St. James Place. |

OCEAN CITY'S COUNTRY CLUB (Continued from Page One) The charm of the locality lies in i fact, that every swing of the' cluh will lie to the golfer a stroke of adventure. Instead of a mono-, tonous stretch of level ground behim, every stroke leads to a, surprise, and the greatest of care, and skill must lie exercised in pre- 1 paring for exigencies. And as he ; trudges along from "tee to green B_ landscape changes constantly,. each succeeding change having its own peculiar beauty and charm. I The work of clearing the ground for the first course is fast approaching completion. Each course NB will measure 6440 yards in length.. Infinite possibilities lie there for the construction of the imiltifari-j hazards, which to the real gol-j j are of the very essence of plea- , sure and delight. A visit over the tract has con-| firmed the conviction- frequently ; expressed in these columns, that j when completed, the Ocean City Club, and its golf courses! not t« "speak of the various other j forms of recreation and sport to j lie added later, will prove a means I of wider publicity to Ocean City j than anything else imaginable andj ■ the Very class of patrons required! , make the city what we desire | J. W. Morrison and I- L. Wal-j lace attended the annual shad din-, : j.jvpn ),v Assemblyman Jas. , 1 Franklin at the Mohican Club. I , MADDOCK'S 1 PHARMACY EIGHTH AND ASBURY AVE. j I Ocean City Phone 580 11 1 Nyal's Corn Remover • ' This preparation made by | druggists of 50 years' experi- ' " 1 ence is, we think, the best to i, j he had. A trial costa you no- j thing, as we return the price if not satisfied. M Price C 25c J MAI) DOCK I

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FOR SALE CHEAP ~ j Marine Railway 6-Horse Power Gasoline Engine and Winch ApplySWAN & TROUT 1040 ASBURY AVENUE OCEAN CITY. N. J. Please Note ! , Our Stores Will Close At Noon, Wednesday, July 4th o?" Unceda Biscuit a and all 5c takes & Crackers lpk! Baked especially tor lh'.. sale ( July 4th Needs! Finest Cheese ib T1r Whole-Milk ^,|CC:5C OAC |t > rich and creamy and with just the right snap. Fancv (Juccn Olives bot 10c, 20c Yd v Choice Stuffed Olives ,"1 13c, 23c Crisp Sour Pickles ** bnl 18c Sweet Mixed Pickles bo1 15c KrafCs Cheddar Cheese "n 15c Domestic Swiss Cheese lh 50c Princess Mustard ,umhlrr 7c Asco Table Mustard 12c A SCO < ; rape Juice 01 Asco ,. OCft LiRhtMeat '•ih|0n Macaroons ZOC Tuna Fish ran |Qu I I Choice Domestic Sardines r*n 5c, 15c I Fancy Imported Sardines "n l^c Pickled Onions m' J'c Taste Tells Mayonnaise , 1 -ft Waxed Lunch Paper * Princess Paper Napkins 5c Picnic Plates (p^^'z) 9C; 3 *** ^ Asco Peanut Butter «•"""■ JJc I Cwtkcd Corn Beef Asco Ginger Ale 12c «"• Or jour choire of Root brer or Ssrsspanlls Viclor Bread 5c The loaf that made mother xtop taking. H'* the equal Iwsl home made v-u ever ate. Ever try it? It Satisfies! tZ Milk A glass of bed T.a ju t M Flour "J} 49t urn, he - the |h.( -n a Iml day ' '|''t" mak--' the IwUM* Nets ^ ' A""* "* Freezers $8c Asco ORANGE I'KKOK rp 15, Tea . 8311 INDIA CEYLON * j 12c; 'hS 23c One Price — One Blend- -One Quality —The Best Cup You Ever Drank! ASCO COFFEE - 29c j Try a cup lislav ami you too, will taste the different*Candies for the Preserving Needs. Week-End! — ~~~'A * M.»n «.«r. J»» Snr.thnm. Ik ko, 3)t rin' J«t« J« JP I'rtnrr.. IM.Ih Ik Or J<[ ^ ^ ,d.«kl. Hr> **« " Ti vZT"' ££ 401 ASBURY AVE. 745 ASBURY AVE 1126 ASBURY AVE. SENTINEL ADS ARE MONEY SAVBBS ■Jm