; TWO OCEAN CITY SENTINEL. THURSDAY. AUUI ST lli. 1KB

^Pirst^nkee-Doodle President i ■ ■ ! - ■prtsidtK.i Cmfrxn Coo/SdJe iQiltln Coolltlge of Maanchnsett* is nor nrst Yankee Homlle i>— i a^bWiig hero on ibe Fourth of July, Arty-one years sr,>-ls?2 at VTS&StJZJ? **£** Hw-r'reai.let.t froiu that C-.MK gss.ss.'^sk JSS ■ &xs* ™"7:"

KIWANIANS HEAR BUTCHER ON ART Of BOUULTURI LUIGI BOCCELL1 ' DELIGHTS CLUB WITH THREE VOCAL SELECTIONS Boy* an.i boyeraft were again in •fhtance at the last meeting of the local Kiwania Club. The luncheon bonr was enlivened by the presence of a large number of boys, each member having been requested to bring one as his guest. Very appropriately therefore, W. H- Collisson, Jr., had secured the presence of one of the leading exponents 01" boy-worfc in the country, William Lewis Butcher superjacent of the Brace Manorial New V art City, as the chief speaker of the hour. Charles L. Cadwalder president and Oiaries W. Bafabridge. superintendent of the Qmantown Boys' Chib were also present The address delivered by Mr. Levis was a masterly effort and an fltaunating study of boy probletna from various angles. Mr. Leyla prefaced his remarks by raftering with very evident emotion to the late President, Warren p- Harding, and of the Interest the late chief took in every movement for the advancement of the boys of the nation. "TJ* W problem." said Mr. Butcher, "is similar to every other I Mm confronting civilization, and of cause and effect1 Environment, lade of clean and wholesome recreational facilities, and of proper training were the fruitful : cause of l-oy delinquency everywhere. At the present time there ore approximately 12 millions of : noya in this country, the citizens and to ten. of tomorrow of which, one out of every twenty have no , fvu of acquiring any knowledge of the functions and duties of citi- ' Mrtip. Their only schools are < the low dance hall, the dire, and i the comer gang. In the state of New Jersey only one of every thirty of its boys are eajmrmg the advantages of proper taHng and guidance in the most 1 critical period of their lives. .fa.fteyme of his address Mr. , Butcher cited an occasion when he ' Maunder his supervision 2184 un- ' Qwpririlft-o.1 loy5 recruited from It

i the congested areas of a great „Jt; ! Of these. 1080 had left home be cause one or both parents y ere ad dieted to drink. Another 410 ha< abandoned home because of domes tic infelicity, while 580 had beer I Iwund to various commercial an< I 'mj|U5lr'a' itriutions against theii The boy problem, aeconiing tc Mr. Butcher, resolves itself in the TS 'Mt "mlyris. in finding for the boy proper and wholesome recreation, something to interest him during the leisure hours after 6 oclock in . evening. Here therefore the i* value of boys' dubs and similar inne stitutions accomplish a valuable °» work, taking care of the underpriv- <* lleged boy. during the hours when en he Is most vulnerable to temptato tion. i Much is heard of the gang in-; V. stinct. said the speaker. Intrinsic-! be ally the gang instinct properly di-i x- reeled is a valuable asset in boy n- work, and much of the success at-; r- tained by the men who devote them 1 si selves to boy work, is due to their : t- ability to properly derelop and 1- guide the gang instinct. Nr- Butcher carried with him the v full agreement of Us auditors * when he stated that all great reforms must begin with the boy. r. The city which abandons its boys n to the mercy of Die unscrupulous in k a dty doomed. "What we need,"! r" ^ m ' "V* not in**y but . y „^jL*en v1""* tooeh will not tar- , n Luigi BoceelH, the blind baritone e was present and rendered three! 52?*" inimitable skill. : s The numbers rendered were "Ten Thousand Years From Now;" "Lit- •. tie Mother of Mine." and Tnvictus. r o Holmes in Mo'ortown , Sherlock: "That mar. in the - "lack and blue car is an enemy to j 1 1 alt dealers in automobi'e tires." 1 [I Watson : "How do .yeu know. < j thief?" « Sherlock: "A simple <!eduetion, ' ' . Watson. He drives around with! , on,y • "pare rim on the back of his | . . car and the tire dealers- worry J i themselves to death wondering who! 1 ! going to make the sale." The Brave Man Redd— "He's what I call a really man." . " ; Greene — "What do you mean by! ; that?" ■ 1 ! Redd—' -Well! He let's Us wife. I 1 drive Us car when he's in it" I

HAZARD Seal Estate ,. W.B. her, io Serve and Protect the Public rem. . ®»» **"' Adriatic Bnikb'nc Rth qte— i _ «0*acs b baza an INSURANCE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES REAL ESTATE prewHUu «™j b ,U« I™. p»p|, of Ocooji CO,, up, OU, liniop. tot not ooJ 1.1, n» „ u. ^ m t> vffl b, m, nolo thoagfct jpck 0f tramaior. W. a YENNEV """ I I I

t j Many Beautifully Decorated gr Craft and Quaint Costumes in Boardwalk Baby Parade ■ THOUSANDS OF SPECTATORS LINK THE BO VKDWALK TO WIT NESS THE FIRST EVENT of ITS KIND HELD UJj'DER AUSPICES OF THE SK \SHORE HOME l'OR BABIES

H i Thousands of interested -pect, H ; tors lined the Boardwalk on Wo ^M , nesday afternoon ti» witne- wha ■ j may develop into an annual ever ■ a monster baby parade held tmde . the Buspice* of the Seashore Horn H 1 for Rabies. This, de-pite the fa c , that peal- of thuruler reverhrate. ■ ; over head ami forke-l tongues o ■ lightning cleaved the clouds. H Some of the most lieautifu ■ ! coaches and carriages art could tie ■ | sign and fashion took part in tlx H long procession. Bathing beautieH j cupids clad in the conventional van of riblton and bow am! arrow, ■j ' "vamps," "oops." Hula maiden-. H j n,en ami prize fighters riote«l H in picturesciue confusion. Flower- ■ °! every kintf ami hue featured in ■ the parade, roses.' water lilies, .lafH fodi!.- trod the lioartls with stately tread, accompanied by the inevitaH 1 hie britic and groom. I: Many nations -were also repre- ; sentcl. including the Japanese. H I maidens from Hawaiu. Italian, am! ■I ! a Spanish Toretlore. over whom ■ j Uncle Sam preside.1 with all hi< ■ dignity and stnteliness. "• j Some of the craft revealed a ■ rare degree of skill and originality ■ i "1 dMi*nint- The two cUldre-i ■ . of Elmer Jackson Pearl were a ■ I noteworthy example. The well ■ 1 known realtor's promising orT- ■ j spring sat on the summit of a hugh i ■ : gilded ring, underneath the legend, ■ [written "Genuine Pearls." No jew- ; ■ eler could furnish a more desirable ■ .. Pearl ring. I I The grandson of Restauranteur ■ 'George Plant rode with all the ■ proud tiisdaim of a Jack Dempsey | ■ j hi the comer of a cleverly tiesigny ■ vl pnxc ring. The young pugilist ' sat in his corner, a terrific pair of imts on his hands, while lying help less in the opposite corner was Us »1 opponent. The entry fully justi«t fied its name "A Knockout." One It i could not help experiencing some '■V [ surprise however to think that so I " angelic a little fellow, could pock ; such a wicked wallop Ir. Us right glove. : ''Bear Brand." "The Mintzer I Kids » were also very cleverly ex-: | ecu ted exhibits in line. The candy w ar and deadlock wat>v- most cunningly satirized by a little , I cherub made up to represent a box of salt water taffy, with a scowling c*- faced policeman marching along *n side. '"(l E'en Jack} Coogan and Tarzan etc of the Apes took their places in the , [ line. }° In the burlesque section, Reggie ' f~:«nd Peggy attracted universal at- ■ • ten tion. True to tradition the ir- . ' : repressibleReggie would persist in i J*. annoying Peggy, despite the win- . I— sontnes* of the face ami her be-!> » itching ringlets. TUs float rep- » . ; reseated the May berry Hotel. Al-i« bert Lar.g essayed the role Reggie if ,n *ilh Mis.- Minnie Brier in the i " , character of Peggy. W. H. Wil1 liams marthe.1 beUml as nurse.' »

eta- while Mrs. Weaver and Mrs. Wil-'e-i- . liunts were lite pushers. hat; The following were declared the pi t. prize w inners in the various class-K.-r having largest family. w„r, '.-.n ' • II " yro family of Traymore ,0.: Hotel. Ocean City. handsome -float, won I > Mr-. Ruth Nickerwon's "M\ Isoit' . Powder Puff." l!l1 Mo.-t unique float, won by John lite B-I'v*'"1* P"Kra>i"c "Tho P""l'-< usi ic He-t ilecorated coach, won bt AY trn C'oughlin. of Stratford Hotael.' 'W. Most novel baby, won by Frank n-s. Schneider s baby, representing e.1 "Bear Brantl." Jrs Prettiest baby, won by Bolter*, iji A. Downs of Ocean avenue. Ocean tf- City. •I.v The fattest baby, won by Rat a- moiid Sezenson of Ocean City. The cutest baby, won bv' Joht e- M Strong. Srtl. of South Ocean !>! The smallest baby, won by Role rti ott J. Harbinson of Ocean Citv. lis Best matched twins, won by Lit linn and Louella Miller of Ocean tv'i "Pise prize twins.- won by Gloria and F.lla Fails bury of Ocean City N. S- Goff acted as cUef marshal -11 of the parade. Due to Mr. Goff in f- i act is much of the credit for the ;h i phenomenal success wUeh attende-i id. the event. From its inception. Mr. r- 1 Goff "lid yoeman service, exercising ie ! great executive sldli in all the at - : rangements. Capt. A. C. Townir | »®nd. Mrs. J. M. Chester. Mr,e Claude Sutton ami Mrs. MaWh'in;v ney also rcn.lered most valuable I assistance, it J Tito line of route ranged from >f!. Sixth street to the Hotel Flanderp where the awards were made. At is Tenth street the judfces were stai- tione.i seatevl on an improvized ie , platform. Sharp Retort lt ; Guest— "Waiter this steak is like leather an.l the knife is dull." -r Waiter— 'Strop -the knife on the | steak." ^ NOTICE OF INTENTION f "i-r. SV. J.r«r. at tha boar of thrw -.'clock ia tk» aftarwoon. dajUskt aaiina I 1 tiraa.- Aactat 2»tk. issz. (two o'clock - - ataiuiard time. > ■ to ^ Citr and t-aine becwen ■ and &» Sta. aad that laid atnat to ba of I and Ariwr Atm aad bacwaan Utk ond aaad SU That Lb. ooK. damj «!-! i— t ihmfc, I, taoportion a< met-. HARRY A. MORRIS. Otz Clark. lade. t-Zt-41.

■Why Service Why H 'TIS TO SELL - 0 REAL ESTATE Corner Eighth and Wesley Avenue J. R. JONES !: INSURANCE ptioNt 213 REALTOR ocean cm-, n. j. * M\ business transacted through this office is in accordance with the following slogan "Tht* office docs and maintains strictiy a brokerage 4^zM^cornotered,nri0»l>*^ '"'''"ted ia personal specnUthin." Result? - Write 'nrT«^ ^ ^OTe Profits bott Seller and Buyer.. *or "»tines and malts your headquarters with Clayton Haines Brick— REALTOR i 411 EIGHTH ST. OCEAN CITY N. j. to loan on MORTGAGE - nn°~w^ns fcr -,w2 w**ta 10 if you can get it: we can tell at ' sal?" *"d0ewtn fr°ntf Properties Choice cottages for I Ocean O?. A^l?to* improvement-the choice ofj. M. CHESTER A CO, I j Ocean Oty, n. j. | ' irtmurm Ewing T. Corson REALTOR ! 7*7A"u"v^' OCEAN CITV, ro.'u. , j Gertrude R. Williams Oahu.T. H. j THE HAWAIIAN SHOP (Around the Corner on 9th St) rr is a slow process to tell the j people of ocean city that we have the best. but they are learning fast. i | Ocean City, N. J. Miami, Fla. ! I : * k

COMMERCE CRAMRER 5 OF VINELAND AUTO |e RUN TO THIS CITY 1t \i>h(»rs challenge local ( H AMBER TO IRA SKILL ON" THE DIAMOND The Y'ineland Chainlicr of Com - _ meiee i> making arrangements for '•* 'Iter auto run to Ocean City. he , The tun mntic la.-i year temair.s ss- fte-h in the memory of all who -aw the long line of automobiles , pa.— ittg through tiie streets. <-r '!x' were present at the official recept- . in - extentlcil to them in behalf of. ? t o citv ami the local chamber. ' ~ its, utmost of good feeling ex- - ■: • iictvreen the two cities as evi- "" ei-.rtxi by frequent exchange of I upon different occasions. ,. This year's run is scheduled for ,v August 2!hh. Prizes will !« aw- j . at'de-1 to those making the journey . i .:e-'- "... a secret time. I- a-l.lition the Vinelanilers issue r" -eriting the local Chamber on the '] -ifainond. Ever since this lias been 'J rumored around, considerable spec latitih has risen as to who shall wage the tight to protect the city's n Should the rhallengc lie accept- s e . Pre-i.ient E. M. Sutton .an be „ . ..jen.ie.l- ujen to place a formi.lI :. !•> line-up ir. the -field.

-J PERSONALS Mi-s Blanche Zook Dunmore ir n..« -pending some time in Ocean t'ity an- 1 she wants it to bo dis- . tinctly known that she is down «n a her vacation, which promises to I last for some time. • The Misses Anrut T. Minton ami Josic A. Minton. of Cincinnati, are among the recent visitors here. '* They have i«en summering in this ' resort for quite a few years and ear well known here. Stamped on the Package ' Manage! : "I'd like to have you ■ take a look at this box. Ho will 4 tight at the drop of a hat." ' Sport Editor: "Well, he will ' never make a champion." Manager: "Why won't he?" J Sjmrt E.1: "He fights too cheap" Out A'ou Go, I .amp Little Willie — "How old is that Mother — "Oh. aliout three years. ' L. W, — "Turn it down. It'e too: young to smoke." Chestnut Charley says — "Chick- j in tiie car have wrecked a lot j autos than chickens in the j SOTKK OF PUBLIC SALE Th«! <-s tlx —•ti-o»cth .Uz «rf Aue-j ■SK. Ocmd Ut». Kit Js-mt. st the ;

\ ulhr iUraitpr ^tnr? C CUtTZAm LOCATIP IX ABLtlC* S MCATLST FUBIT SIVOST offering; mid-si mmer specials • . I LADIES' WHITE SKIRTS at $1.50 end »M5 | -, t Ramie. Gabardine and Surf Satin Ul LADIES' SEALPAX UNDERWEAR, Suit 90c I Not all sizes e | LADIES' HIGH BATHING SHOES $1J5 ' Canvas with Rubber Soles, White and Black ' | TUB SILK. STRIPED EFFECTS, at yard $1.75 BEAUTIFUL HUCK EMBROIDERED TOWELS at each 75c Blue, Pink, Gold and Orchid Borders if MEN'S BRUSHED WOOL GOLF COATS $7.00 j Camel and Gray— The Best j J MENS INITIAL BELTS AND INITIALS, each $1.00 GENERAL HAULING SanH Gravel Top Soil WM. HAYES, 233 Asbury Ave. Mortcrief & Sons !' gardeners and yard builders ; IN ALL ITS BRANCHES y Schrubbories, Privet and Shade.Trees Your cottages cleaned, opened and put In readiness ■, Any kind of work around your place I Phone 699 1214 bay AVENUE

Cape May County Title and Trust Co. SnutrUmz tin 0, ml Bum mm* ViRt c«. Cape May Court House, N. J. Acts as Executor and in a Fiduciary Capacity TITLE INSURANCE money to loan on mortoaces municipal bonds for sale Searches Briefs of Title Conveyancing a /A ' FITHIAN • A ERECT A FITTING MEMORIAL Oar 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. J Here one can view memorials of every description in the various stages of construction. 0. J. HAMMELL CO. PLEASANTVILLX, N. J. CAMDEN, N. J. ^ ZXaoZUL craft Burt roa moke than M V'KAKZ

It o'cUmA I.«)1w-V- Savintt Tim.). In Umi ins known n ■ ChovrotM. Mo.tr! SAfi nml j an : knvinc • motor Nurabrr ol HU and rv- | tHitrd to bo ow-twd byWIlUrd Nlckanon [ ^ - will bo otlorod for Ml. ot rublie Auction ' lor n lien of st.-r.vr .mi era of nit j • of Mm Jcrrajr. «ttitlcd. "An A« for th. j -HI bile raiotlrnH-rv," MU-rund April 14th. 1.1b ; ill uid tlw mnmutmont Ihcraof. .nd to l» , ' told under raid .rt. by virtu, of . Itfn ; . HI | of tho ondordstud. BERTRAM IIILLMAN. j I lt NOTICE OF PCBUC SALE. s- j lflJ. at tho Kortton. Gnrnar. on thr j 10 J North cornor of A*orr .venue end 4th | (..h.,ur of 10 rfetock St.nd.rd Tlnw. tbe-jn it inc U o'clock l>.jtt»ht Sovlna Tun.) In , .. '' ] ll>« foronnon of laid day. one automobile Z I* and rrputed to be owned t-f Thnrnae 18 1 Cooper, will be olferad for utle at Fnbllr h ; Auction for a lien of noraae and care " of Mid car In th. aunt of IU.00 and the f ! cost of anforcine this Ben and tha co.:i ! to accrue ami mU cer to be eold to th. ' hlahett bidder Said udc twins mad. br j 'Irtua of an aet of the Lradalatura of the State of New Jet rev. entitled. "An Aet j and to ho mid under mid aet. by virtue - BERTRAM IIILLMAN. j Trad, no a> Keyitone Garaire { Dated Aucuit 2nd. IMS. SPEEDOMETERS _ | Initialled Repaired and Tented ! Starter Generator and Ignition Work WILLIAM MALONEY I 29 S. Florida Avenue ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. VERNON HALL " 735 Wesley Avenue NOW-OPEN > Mi- M. E. Beck i~ — 1 GEORGE R. GREIS ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW 311 Eighth Street, Ocean City. Gf and Mechaaic 9L. Cape Mar fceert Haera I Bell Phones: Ocean City 781 T Court Home 22. THE DARLINGTON 1126 CENTRAL AVENUE. ' Open for Season 1923 ' — Kurning Water. met Kopning

Special Jane and Early July Rate Mr. 8. Darting ten Mra. J. D. Carter TKRMB CASH John Relto cement contractor Side.walka, Curbing and Foundations 1153 WEST AVENUE OCEAN CITY, N. J. J HEADLEY & ADAMS — Dealer. i*Readin rTnal AIM Kladlinc Weed kr barrel er card. Beet rani en ae market. IMku thejun lurunteed. Bell „ Katerprlra OBra and Yard. TENTH AND WEST ATTOBNEY6-AT-LAW ANDREW C. BOSWELL Law Offices MASTER IN CHANCERY ■•urne B.thkn*— Arturr Aranue aad Mi OCEAN OTT. N. J. me! ! WILUTS P. HAINES, M. D. Phyaidan and Surgeon <>®w Hour,, • A. M. to 1 P K Di~«ae. of Eye, Eag, Now and Threat "* Claaaa. FlttM I Cor* Wealey Are. and 9th SL ! ALLEN CORSON, M. D. °me» Hour,, » to U A. H. 7 to * P U oo.mi- avenue . 0ITY. N. J. ■*LL FSONK « ! HE8SCHEL PETTIT. M. D. M? Wealey Arenae OCEAN CITY, N. J. — tkmm m . lea; fe

®s (^t a Jar of this wonderful erem. at once which is guarantee? pontivniy remove freckle. . - liver t pot*, etc.. and to , blench and clear the akin tT8at eur tlsk! Money back if ,. ,V let ugly blemishes ^|i * gootl lort* when LAITHINEjJJ slin. Take no subatitnST DeDan'. Pharmacy. B<«rdtrrt « Moorly* Terrace; Hughes' r„ h5 Hutrmitcy, Stit and Wesley Mc. ILOO Jlnt, ! li-.-' H. c«hn,,"Sj BUKSTEAOS WORM SYRUP ■ dlrrvtioni ore followmi. |T NKV^LB Ian? ItlMptte • mrrit, mmt ' *"4 Fat. C. d V eorhrra. M. n.. I'XtUaap^ maddock s pharmacy EfGf/MH AND ASBURY AVE Ocean City Phone .'.80 Nj»Ts Corn Remover Hit* preparation made by . druj fiats of 50 year*' czperience La. we think, the heit t. be hat A trial costs yon *». t hint A "a we return the prirr If not satisfied. Price - 25c m a d d 0 C k J. E. JOCHER pa! NTING 1920 Aebury Ave. joseph C. FARR J.TTORNEL-AT-LAW Solicit jr- and Master in Chinnry, Re*( Estafe, Conveyancing, Collections 62J, Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY, N. J. Win. h. Powell G eneral Contractor Graddig and Street Haildioi j .fourth at. and West art. OCEAN CITY. N. J. «c Isaac.: .U0J C.atral Avmm Ball Ph.ua

" | Jo*. Van a. Hoffecker __ I ARCHITECT ■ :| 80J ilgbth St. Oct*. City || «•«. N-A BKECKLEY'S [housi: and sign paintkb CUufoa L. Breckley. Prop. | Ready Mixed Paints, Lead aad Ofl 520 and 922 Asbury Arenac I'hane, fSfi-W ,, ARCHITECTS " ; VIVIAN B. SMITH ARCHITECT Ul OuaraulM Trmt BulUtaf ^ ATLANTIC CTTT. N. J. *'■ ENGINEERS L Wh. H. Collisson, Jr. ASM. M. AM. CM. C. «. Cirl Engineer and Snrreynr ' en , k i^i is ■. ocmb a it, n. y 2DICAL 0«tM o>i> *" • t* N A. M. 7 «* • K. H. d John H. Whitkar. M. D. 1 1T WESLEY AVENUE 'j OCEAN CITY. N. J. HUGHES CENTRAL PHARMACt . Eighth SL and W«fc? Are. Phone 245 J. ThotjUey Hughes, P. t>. Phannndst in Cbarf D. Ml BICHAKDsTlh^ Doctor of CHIROPRACTIC Graduate of PAlmei School of Chlropr** Office Havre t — Taoadays, Tbtf*; Salarday* — 3 to 5 p. «*•■ ■ to 8 p. m. Wednesday and Fre <i«y, 9 «u 10 a. in. <15 NM St, Ocean Off. * * I