aTV OCEAN CITY SENTINEL, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1923 r-— S1A . " . ..... ,.,.AIinT OlA

LOGArPQLIGE HAVE ESTABLISHED FINE RECORD m SEASON 36 AUTOMOBILES REPORTED LOST ALL OF WHICH WERE RECOVERED Ocean City m»y boast a Police Department which has established an enviable record for efficiency and devotedness to duty. Probably no other resort can offer an equal record. - During the summer months 36 automobiles were reported to have been stolen, all of which were recovered. In some otses the automobile was restored to the owner within a few hours after it had been reported lost. The major portion of the machines disappeared during the first two weeks of August, the very bu- : siest time of the season. Traffic regulations were rigid- . !y enforced, and with practically no friction. The police court re- , cords show only offences of a minor character, an indication that the city was in every respect properly poH eed. Now that the summer season has drawn to a close, the strength of the force has been reduced to ; almost one-fourth, which number according to Chief of Police John- ] son, will be sufficient to meet any ■ emergency which may arise dor- , ing the winter. The highest tributes have also been paid to the department, by 0

other cities which have had to so-j licit its assistance in the of some person wanted. . THOMAS SIMPSON I PASSES AWAY J FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE HELD ON THURSDAY AT e THE CHURCH ii It is with regret that the any nounccment is made that Thomas - Simpson, of Moorlyn Terrace pas3 scd away on Tuesday last. I Deceased had been a resident of. 5 this resort for several years, audi . although precluded by indifferent; . health and affliction from taking 1 . an active part in public affairs, r vet he had won by his quiet dej meanor and genial temperment a host of friends who regret his de- j . parture. 1 . The funeral service will be held on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock j in the First Presbyterian Church, i to which all relatives and friends ' are invited. ' Interment will be made on Fri- ( • day in Woodlawn Cemetery, New , J York. . i ' Deceased, who was born in Irc- " land, March 31st. 1857, leaves a , willow to mourn the sad loss, i Mr. Simpson was for years eni gageil in the furniture business in > York, of the firnNof McCann r and Simpson. Eleven years ago he 1 - retired and reside.! in Pleasantvillc. t The family came to Ocean City - where they have resided for nearly five years. ' , Rev. Charles F. N. Voegelin will I r officiate. '

fp MARMORA NOTES Mrs. Maud Mount, of Camden, visited her daughter. Mrs. Win. J Gannon on Monday. I ' Mrs. Thomas Bulliqjrer is cmI ployed by II. Y. Clouting to run one nf the school busses to TuckaA meeting of the M. E. Mite Society was held at the home of 1 . Mrs. Clara Sapp on Wednesday; -j evening s The Beesloys Point school open- i " ed on Monday with Mrs. Spencer J Young as teacher. ! Mrs. E. A. Stratton and daugh-j Jjter Frances returned home after . spending a week with relatives int _! Brooklyn, N. Y. .'j Miss Helene Daughcrtv, of I-akc- i t , view. North Carolina, is spending), -jher vacation with Mrs. J. L. Yn-j| I Miss Helen Corson is teaching j, t ing in the Tuckahoo school again j i . this year. 4 Bernard Corson and family and* Mrs. Walter Kohn have returned. ' to their home in Buffalo after) ' spending two weeks with relatives,: in Marmora. I j " Griffin Young and Edgar Corson 1 1 in Ocean City on Tuesday, j Mrs. J. I.. Young fell and frac-'l ~ lured her* rib on Saturday. j ' i A supper was given by the La-| ; dies Republican Club' at Great Egg * Harbor Inn, Becslcys Point, oni • Wednesday evening. There were' several prominent speakers pres- j ent including Congressman Harry i ; Bacluirach, U. S. Senator Edge, r State Senators Richarils, Bright. |i

also Mr. Stevens and Foster. It was a very enjoyable evening. S. Francis Stratton. This Way, Please j* A failing blonde ilashed into a '• department store. ! \ Clerk: "Anything I can do for j i- ; >Vii. ihiidam?" • , n \Fa.ling Blonde ( panting! : "Yes ] 1 have lost my husband." , 1 Clerk: "Mourning department ei thiol isle to the left." v The Cynic Mrs. Smythe: "Here is an in-i! .jteresting news item. A girl in;, j Canada ran 56 hours without stop ! ping." . i Mr. Smythe: "Did the man get V r | :,Wny'I 0 S School Days Again Teacher: "Give correction and ".cause in the following sentence: t ' I 'The horse and the cow is in the f " I field.' " Tommy: "It should lie, 'The * : I cow and the horse is in the field,' ij ladies shoul dalwavs l« f i mentioneil first." 'h Ob, That Kind r; Mis. Woman: "I understand ' « i from Mrs. Talky that her son is < ! artist — and works for a big city - i publication." f j Mrs. Woman's Friend: "Yes. • ; Hois making a house-to-houso can- j, ! vass for them."1" I o f ri A Wasted Rep h ii Judge: "What is your name." s • Prisoner: (turning to his law- " ■|yer): "Great Heavens, what cha- F ■ i nee have I got before nil ignorant , like that. He don't read their .1 newspapers." i 4

CLASSIFIED m I TOO I -ATE FOR CLASSIFICATION F'OR RENT — Rent for winter' sea- 1 1 son 705 Fifth street, 5 bedrooms, ; $-10 per month. Rear cottage twp be- 1 rooms $25. Both furnishcil and with provision for heating. J. H.I • Dixon, 16 Garden road. Ocean - FOR RENT— Maybcrry apartments, 927 Wesley avenue, for | the winter or by the year. ApI I'ly Hotel MayBerry. ;FOR RENT— Furnished or unfur- ; nished apts., by the year or winter; : season, heated all conveniences. Apply Mrs. A. H. Stcelman. 814i j Seventh street. FOR RENT — For winter mo-| ntbs. Furnished apartment, ecu - j 1 (rally located. Apply Sentinel of-! ' WANTED. — Business man wants ; room and batirfor several months | winter, in steam or Hot water heated bouse. State price. Box27X FOR SALE — Dodge touring car, 5 j passanger, good condition, very i cheap. George A. Datscheg, 5040 Central ave., Ocean City, N. J. FOR SALE— 1331 Asbury avenue, cottage. 3 bedrooms, all conven-t iences. furnished, gooil all year low. terms easy. Call at | house or see Chas. A. Doe, 426 8th j SALE— At sacrifice, livingi chairs, fine gas range almost new. I 112 Ocean avenue.

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Ocean City This Summer has entertained more strangers than ever before. they will be back alain next year ami i 1 the years followinc. many of them will builn homes. i from whom will they bfy lots ? Ba v IF YOU DO NOT OWN PROPERTY IN OCEAN CITY Bl'Y SOME. | IF YOU DO OWN PROPERTY BUY SOME MORE. OCEAN HAS JUST CLOSED THE MOST PROSPEROUS SEASON IN ITS HISTORY. NEXT YEAR WILL BE EVEN BETTER. EACH SUCCEEDING YEAR WILL OUTDO THE OTHER. THE PRICES PROPERTY IS BRINGING TODAY WILL LOOK RIDICULOUSLY LOW TOMORROW. A NEW CITY IS ARISING— RISE WITH IT. ,k i GO UP TO THE GARDENS TODAY-LOOK AT THE VAST IMPROVEMENTS TAKING PLACE. VIEW THE j GRANDEUR ON ALL SIDES AND THEN MAKE UP YOUR MlND TO MAKE MONEY BY BUYING SOME OF THOSE OCEAN FRONT LOTS WHICH ARE BEING OFFERED AT $29, $-10, $52, AND $62 A FRONT FOOT; SIZE 35x100. FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS REGARDING SALE, CALL AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE ON TRACT, WRITE OR PHONE, OR ASK A N V ( )( K A N ( ITY BROKER McLAUGHLAN CONOVER COMPANY ' William McLaughlan, President; Harvey Conover, Vice President; Ralph R. Buvinger, Secretary -treasurer | 520 NINTH STREET, OCEAN CITY, N. J. PH0NE ATTENTION ! Investors and ^ ===== ==s===5=- ^ Speculator We are opening up for sale a new tract of land in SOUTH OCEAN CITY. This tract will be divided into Restricted Building Lots. Each lot will be graded, graveled and cement curbing and pavements laid. Streets will be built and graveled. Central Avenue Lots, inside, <10x Asbury Avenue Lots, inside, 30x for runt— \parim,.nt 3 bedroom h ih From 42d to 46th ioMmm. MM™The «bo„ lot, h«., in unob.lrutW Of,,n W'esl AvenUC LolS, Corners, 40x90, Kllhlh .ltd Mill, , . , , Streets: .1™ >uuh.„ • sn~. II. -Ml .<r«t « JSOO. B,h,h«™ * driveway in the rear. mgnin aireet. West Avenue Lots, next to corners, Central Avenue Lots, corners, 50x 30x90, $500. 100. $1800. ^U:,UVC"UC l'°"" C"rners' 40x West Avenue Lois, inside, 30x90, TERMS : '• 100, S120O. WOO. l»- dicn ,.,h w, Central Avenue Lots, next to cor- Asbury Avenue Lots, next to cor- The above iot> have a fifteen ft. wide street io', in «i davv 20', „„ compictiln «.r work ners, 40x100, $1200. ners, 30x100, $800. or driveway i„ the rear of e.rh one. ,„d balance of 50': on firs! mortgage. 1 VP jmm ± MA 1 your or aju j vSicr Insurance of All Kinds 511 Eighth St., Ocean City, N. J.