Ocean City Sentinel, 6 September 1923 IIIF issue link — Page 5

OCEAN cm- SENTINEL THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER. C. 1923 ' FIVE

EMINENT SPECIALIST ; PLEADS FOR UNDER : PRIVILEGED BOY ; ti KB. GBORG.E M. TOMLINSON C HEARD IN SPLENDID AD- - PRESS BY KIWANlANS | In the absence of the official ' I sang leader, Past President Col- ,, liion. -at- the last noon luncheon of . Kiwanls Club, President Stan- t, narJ adopted a novel method of j( Slling the breach, and also of do-,,, seloping new talent in this de,n„.„t of Kiwanian activity. „ Lu,5 were drawn anil three called. These three the I j, president distiibuted around the B room and I" them fell the task of t, waving the baton. j ti The embryonic song leaders veTV Homer Shoemaker, George v Richards and Humbert Pontiere. a With H us sell H. Nulty at the K piaho. the three did excellently. y Fred Hoffman and E. M. Sutton ^ prov.d to be the favored of for- M tune, both of whom received an umbrella as attendance prize. j It should be said, however, that before the thjree new song leaders r began duty. President Staniard es- |, ssyed the task, and for his pro- ,, ficiem-y and musical ability, he r and ltussell 11. Nulty were pre- s jenled with lollypops by Ki-a-anian Iamb, of Vineland. District Trustee R. W. Edwards v look is-casion to remind the club ( that the district convention would be held in Newark October 13 and , 14, and urged upon all present to ( v make arrangements to be present. I'pon that occasion the district tj would perfect plana to erect a per- , petual memorial to the Kiwanian 1 ■» alogan. "The Underprivilegid . Child." by erecting u summer _ home fur such at Ixing Beach. When established, the home will be further a lasting memorial to Ocean City's Kiwanian initiative and zeal, for to District Trustee Edwards belongs the credit uf having given Isith to the idea. |j

Clayton Haines Brick was given : 1 a few moments tu present the i claims of • the Hotel Flanders to > Kiwanian patriotism. He urged all to lend assistance in the final ■ drive being carried on to finance I the undertaking. ' George M. Tomlinson, an eminent neurologist associated with Jefferson and Philadelphia . Hospitals, wus the chief I speaker of the hour. Taking his cue from the discus- , (cussion upon the underprivileged1 ( child. Dr. Tomlinson gave a most ' , illuminating resume of the work j •being carried on by himself and institutions with which he is j in the education of tnen- ) tally deficient children. | , The eminent specialist spoke of J , children which had come un- i der his observation afflicteil with [ a ! imperfect glandular development ' j and the effect such pathological 1 1 ' condition had upon their men- ! « j tality. One case Dr. Tomlinson cited ] , j was that of a youth affected by an , atrophied condition of the thyroid , gland. Nineteen years of age, the t ' youth meusured only 36 inches in height, and had the mentality of ( a child of tender years, OuPsjf ' these mentally deficients, said Dr. Tomlinson, many of the truants, ' criminals and the wastrels were ' recruited, and he urged the memof the Kiwanis Club to sup- ' port any and every movement, according to the terms of their j ' slogan, for the underprivileged i child. He suggested that Ocean City j would be an admirable center fur , the establishment of such a home, j Dr. Stannard announced that i the firm of Homer Shoemaker I would donate the material for the ' board to be built on the vacant lyt i between the Shore Fast Line and (Ninth -street. Mellvtte V. Smith was appointed ' '

i ; the president to be custodian C 1 of the banner and flag for the en- E 1 suing month. f f

HENRY Y. CLOUTING ^ CHARGES BUILDERS STEALING GRAVEL; AND MONAHAS ARE f ACCUSED OF TAKING , GRAVEL- OFF COUNTY ROAD Henry ¥■. Clouting, of Beasley's h attended the local court on n Saturday to prefer charges e against the contractors and buildera, Powell and Monahan, of hav- t ■ j taken gravel off Asbury ave- P i which roadway is the prop- • erty of the county. t ( Warrants had been taken out by 1 " 1 Clouting against five men, ; 1 1 drivers in the employ of Powell ! 1 ' and Monahan, by whose orders j a the gravel was taken. ! ( Mr. Monahan vfp* present in j , , court to answer the charge. In his , statements before the court,' the | y contractor admitted taking the t ' gravel that had been, heaped up on the side of the roadway by the"! scraper. He further stated that permission had been given to his | ;| partner to do so by Mayor Joseph ' . 'f ~ - : >1 '! _ ' 'j

Champion, director of the tl Board of Chosen Freeholders. *' In answer to Police Justice . H. Ware, Mr. Monahan c. AtatKl tKit noiW had been taken a • since he had been notified of the- tl objection. \ * Addressing Justice Ware. Mr. Clouting Stated that, if for no ,, other reason than the rights of a a ratepayer, he hail- objected to the n removal of the gravel, and had attempted to prevent the drivers ; Cl doing so. "Mr. Champion." said Mr. , < touting, "has no authority to : grant permission to anybody to s remove the gravel. The road beto the county. There is no official in Cape May County" big enough to give such permission. In reply. Mr. Mohahan stated that neither the firm lior their em- j ployes had any desire to defy Mr. , Clouting'* protests. The first ; A j the gravel at 6.30 a. m. | i The other teams followed, not j • the first had been stopped j and the order countermanded. ' Since, however, no gravel had j ! taken. In the end Justice ; i deferred sentence, stating he would take the case under adj Mr. Clouting , requested that the j ' ■ case be sent for trial before the | I grand jury.

benefit of the Ocean City Sea- 1 shore Home For Babies. | Willing hands and feet were , busily engaged in collecting cake.-. , arrangement- had !-een completed - the party was held mi the lawn of and Mis. John H. Brown, .ssd ; Third street. Neighbors ami fri- 1 purchase the goost things collected ! and the splendid sum of f.M> wu made for this worthy cause. The committee in charge was I comprised of the following: Jack i

: Dick Schiilc: . Elean .r Ha.. I Elizabeth Hctisil. Ruth Mark!", i ' aides Huh,- Jane Hub, Edith Evcrhath and I . M

MADDOCK'S PHARMACY KlGl.f.fl AND ASBURY AVE. Ocean City Phone 588 N?«Ts Corn Remover This preparation made by drui g*ets of 50 yeara" experb f ence U. we think, the best to jj he hat A trial roet* you no- J thini j, a* we- return the price if not satisfied. Price - 25c M ADDOCK GRUBB BROS. BUILDERS REAL ESTATE ] 609 Third Street i 1 OCEAN CITY, N. J. 1 Rhone 437- R LEANDER S. CORSON BUILDER 1*36 Wesley Avenue. OTIS M. TOWNSEND BUILDER OFFICE: 8th St., and Haven Ave. OCEAN CITY, N. J. I Only galvanized nails used on exterior work. Plena and Estimates Furnished All Work Guaranteed _ LEWIS COSSABOON Contractor and Builder ' !* _ 226 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY Phase 681-J SPEEDOMETERS Installed Repaired and Tested Starter Generator and Ignition Work WILLIAM MALONEY 29 S. Florida Avenue ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. VERNON HALL 735 Wesley Avenue NOW OPEN M. £ Back I

Win. H. Powell d.-jieral Contractor JffKl.ug and Street HulKHnf Thlr j .fourth at. and West ave OCEAN CITY. N I BUI«S WORM SYRUP SANTO Ullt. It cantatas Mi *—■ Sto«4 •tiir ran f t~L Sola ...r,.k.r. or fcr K.L (.'. 4 Nooihno. M. II.. I'klUaolpkU Get a' Jar of this wonderful cream at once which is guaranteed to positively remove freckles, tan, liver i pots, etc., and to whiten, bleach and cleqr the skin. Try it at aur risk! Money buck if it fails. Don't 1st ugly blemishes ruin your good links when LAITHINE clears, your si In. Take no substitute. At De Dan's Pharmacy, Boardwalk at. Moorly* Terrace; Hughes' Central Pharmney. 8th and Wesley avenue. Price I LOO, or direct from manufacture t, Roy H. Cochran. NewYork ave. and Boardwalk, Atlantic City, If. J.

Joj. Van Q. Hoffecker ! ARCHITKCT 803 eighth St. Oceaa City i ■j «.#. N.J. j 1 1 l i BKECKLEY'S HOIISI AND SIGN PAINTERS CI hit on L. Breckley, Prop. Ready Mixed Paints, Lead and Oil 920 and 922 Asbury Avenue Phone. S36-W Now is the Time to Plant Privet Hedge Thomas J. Thorn FLORIST 1128 Bay Avenue Ocean City New Jersey 'r

| PARTY FOR THE BABIES HOME 1 Children living on Third street! gave :i lawn party la-t week for ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW ; ANDREW C. BOS WELL | Law Offices MASTER IN CHANCERY BaiMine— Aikarr Anna* and Ilk OCEAN CITT. N. J. ARCHITECTS VIVIAN B. SMITH ARCHITECT I JV 8ur»M Trait BalMlar ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. . ENGINEERS Wu, H. Collisson, Jr. t« kf . An. Sac. C. B. Civf Engineer and Surveyor j cite Ecjanr. Or ran OtT. N. J.

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' WILLITS P. HAINES, M. D. < . Physician and 8urgeon omr. Hour.: • A. U. lo 1 P. M I Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and * Throat I rkinr m cianm PllUd I Cor. Wesley Ave. and 9th St. j | ALLEN CORSON, M. D. j ' OHM Hoar.1 » to II A. M.. 7 l« 1 P. M ! JOHN B. TOWN9END, M. D.v j II O IT tea Honrs : S to 10 A. 8. Z to t P. M.. , o 7 to I P. H. J !' 824 WESLEY AVENUE ; OCEAN CITY, N. J. BULL PHONE U I r . " I ■s. JJERSCHEL PE1TIT, M. D. J • 807 Wealey Avenue i OCEAN CITY, N. J. *■ OMr. Hani I k II A. >: I U I P. X 1 ic • w*4 ■«- • to It A. ..tr ■aO PUaaa ITS L_'

»im Pkan. 777 t to It A. M. 7 1. • r . itJohn H. Whiticar. M. D. 7 If WESLEY ATENUE OCEAN CITY, N. J. | HUGHES CENTRAL PHARMACY Eighth St. and Wratay Ave. Phone 245 Thoiafey Hughes, P. 10. * Pharmacist in Chary* in? V. RICHARDS. I). Doifor of CHIROPRACTIC Graduate of Palmei School of Chiropractic Office Hjure: — Tuesdays, Thursdays: Saturdays — 3 to 5 p. m. and 7 to 8 p m. Wednesday and Fri- 1 day, H 10 a. m. Saulay by Appointment Hell Phone 296-W. 1413 Nllh SU Ocean City. N. J.

$1450 Frtigil and Tax Extra HUDSON COACH Hudson Prices These arc the lowest prices at i'-tsex Vnc" Speedier *n« which these cars have ever been louring - - »imj Oil xhey make both Hudson c—s . I ! no . . . iwj and Essex the most outstanding values in the world. T" i,:" ' t$,0OO Coaches In Service J. Preacott Cadman 809 Centra] Arrest 0-"«" Ckj, N. J. ESSEX COACH $1145 |ir Profit 0*4 Tax Extra

JOSEPH ('. FARR , JITTDRNEL-.AT-I.AM Solicit#- and Master in Chancery, Real Estate, Conveyancing. Collections 623, Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY. N. J. GEORLE R. GREIS ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR-AT-LAM 31.1 Eighlh Street. Ocean City. Bell Phones: Ocean City 781 Court House 22. THE DARLINGTON 1126 CENTRAL AVENUE. Open for Season 1923 Running Mater. ! Special June and Early July Rates

I 1. F. JOCHER PAINTING 1920 Asbury Ave.

■ TERMS CASH John Relto cement contractor Sidewalks, Curbing and Foundations 1153 WEST AVENUE OCEAN CITY. N. J. 1 HEADLEY & ADAMS Dealers in r eadingCoal * -pkant. one. anS Y«r4. TENTH ASM WEST

F. P. MATTERA & CO. Third and Haven Avenue Manufacturers of Automatic Tampered ^ Concrete Building Blocks : ESTIMATES FURNISHED FOR . < Foundations, Block Bases and Cement Pavements Ask to see our new Stucco Faced Blocks Office : 129 Asbury Avenue PHONE 789 Jobbing and Alterations HOWARD O. MacPHERSON Practical Carpenter and Ruilder "Satisfaction Is Uur Motto" 1016 CENTRAL AVE. E. A. CORSON General Contractor 737- Asbury Avenue OCEAN CllV NEW JERSEY j ROADS, SEWERS. BRIDGES, BULKHEAD^ Edgar T. Berber ; Real Estate In 31st St. Section of Ocean Gity . Fine Cottages for Sale or && I can Rent you most any Rent Xid Cottage tn our District , Lots Sold on Terms ^ A Single Burner Keeps the Whole Dinner Hot iBottar avan than that, you can cook a big meal, six or aavan vessels at a tima, with but three humeri going. Tharo bacataa all tho heat is retained and put to work. ^anoomiop OMmeTcuDnnufUM wonderful burner*. Always looks cooker, with refinements apic and span. - and conveniences to be And there will be no had tn no other range. backaches, for the new You can work over the comfort height prevents enclosed, heat - retaining stooping, top with comfort. Across Compact and durable, its smooth surface vessels Beautiful in design and can be pushed without finish. Four sites. t'PP'ng. See it demonstrated at Urease does not reach our Salesroom*. v City Gas Light Co. 839 ASBURY AVENUE

Mil PaiD!ing& PaperhaDgmg Interior Decorators 401 ASBURY AVENUE OCEAN CITY .• N. J. I'hom- ;js HAVE yon a cottage, bungalow m apartment to furnish 7 We have a line of FURNITURE at less than Philadelphia prices. Window shade* a specialty. UH AS. E. ADAMS ft BRO. 720-22 Anbury Ave. ffip Our Wall Paper 1s\a veritable find. We aim to; please the particular. Just come' dow n and inspect our numerous designs. If you are critical it may take you a long time to decide — ! there are so many patterns to choose from— but the point is that; you can. be suited exactly right and at prices that will appeal to you. ( ALFRED R. SMITH 1048 Asbury Ave. Ocraa CHy New Jersey d'

HENRY ROESER. Jr. Certified Public Accountant MS EIGHTH eTREFI <*rmm Car. X. J. Audit. Taxes -j — r *nsrshees MM] HUMBERT C. PSMTIEBE BUILDER M6AwwyAn KUM Cm. 1L | * - H. ALBERT | OLDntXll OLDFTELD W. H. Oidfieid and Son. TIl£ AND M ARBLE WORK I «! CENTRAL A YEN IT i Phaar 229-J Oceua CRy. X J. LsUmste. FunJetod I r Walter E. Allen o' AW NING AND LiNOLEKM ! woac I WINDOW 9BADE8 it Bourse Aft— M a ; OCEAN CJtT. X L ADVERTISE IN TVS gBrtVMfL

mWWl SMITH I 7' — / /w » j I TUB TrxaauTM ' * ' 309 Eleventh ti s« l»hons J41-W All Kinds of Outtere , R. H. JOHNSON PLUMBING COMPANY ' is now hi its New OSres 817 ASBURY AVENUE where patrons and friends will he r— *TOr wdcoaoed WELCH CONSTRUCTION OO. "Welch Buflt Homes" , "Built By The Seu" OCEAN CITT. X J. Hume l» 3ose |ih Sroaideg y PLUMBING and HEATING 731 Asbury Avenue Ooson CKy. M. J. Phono 21 l-J S. B. SWAN 3. X IIOBI SWAN and TROUT PRAWCAL GA1PIITI1S ut IIILIIIS 1010 ASBURY AVE OCEAN 97- X 3 J < IBBIXG A SPBOALTT WIRE KRAUSS To VVirc Your House PHONK No. WWW 411 ASBURY AVENUE OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY YOU 810111 IAK A Reliable Builder To erect your Ocean City cottage. Yob ■■■pt ^Rrot Rat to look after it closely yourself sad mat dty<a4 ipse the honesty oi the contractor. J have bnilt for a large number o4 people and coold refiur yes M I any or all of them. Send for the list of names and photographs «4 the hsart Otis M. Townsend --BUILDER