I ^ ^ OCEAN CITY SENTINEL. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 25, 1923 SEVEN |

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I'l'SUC NOTICE * UKGISTRY AND ELECTION Pursuant to Ia» notice is liere,.jvon that the Hoard of Regis- ; . ami Flections ill and for every ' ,^1,., ijon district in CITY OF OCEAN crt*Y in tin' County of Cape May, State j ,,i" New Jersey, will meet on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1923 , ,i the hour of one o'clock in the ; aft. rnoiin and remain in session ■ ! nine o'clock in the evening. I 1 , | the purpose of revising and reeling the original register or ■ , Ming thereto the names of all !„ ,..„ns entitled to the right of suffrage and of erasing therefrom the name of any person who after i fair opportunity to lie heard, dial! lie shown not to lie entitled i.. \,ite, in that election district, at . •he next election. Notice is hereby given that the . Hoard of Registry and Election ' will meet at the following desig- i natesl places: Kirs I Ward — No. 2 Fire House, As. i bury avenue, below Sixth street, i , Second Ward — Court Room. City J Hall, Ninth street and Asbury j GENERAL ELECTION General Election will lie held on u Tuesday. November 6th, 1923. for the purpose of electing candidates to till the following offices: Member of Assembly. Member or the Small Board of ( "h risen F reeholders. ' And that the Election Officers will < a Hoard of Election at the plan- • above mentioned on the ab- • uve day, commencing at six o'clock! !

in the morning, closing at seven o'clock in the evening. Any absentee elector desiring to . vote at the general election shall . make application for an official . ballot t j the Municipal Clerk of the County Board of Elections. If the suid application is bused up- • ••i illness it Rhall have attached to ! a physician's certificate setting forth that such absentee's elector's) illness is such that he or she will ; lie unable to go to the polling i place or room to cast his or her , ballot on elction day. I HARRY A. MORRIS, r adv., 10-4 5t City Clerk, j NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS | : »i:; 'XhthstraM. OnwaChrfN' ."Sfmor , . •I..- . rrrilon anil eomiJHU.n of a brick and , ! .uH adlder en Ih* EaU corn. ro( Tanlh , , -it,,-, and Waaler avMloa. Oaaan Citr. Nr. jaraar. aa du.wn and ,lc*ril»d In lha ; "ri»- *'iulr»,'°work la in ba coanplalad br 1 . I ,.! Clan, and apaalftan- J ^ M O. RUCK. Paalor. 1 • J II WrLT.f AMSON". Chairman Rid*. Cora . J. VAN C. HOFFETKER. 1 NOTICE! The Ladies' Aid of the First M. E. Church will hold their Rummage Sale at 735 Asbury avenue on October 18, 19 and 20. Any one having any east off clothing or furniture if they »ill rail Mrs. J. K. Johnson. phone 773. she will call | for it. adv. 10-4 41.

COLLECTOR'S SALE OF PROPERTIES FOR UNPAID TAXES Ofliaa nf the Tax C.JIealnr, """Nolle)'!, haraty clvan thai the «uh«erihar. tbe Tax CoDaTlOf ot Oaaan City. Nawj lr 1 '* t*""' THURSDAY, lha lint dai at Na.ambar ^ ^ — j Tax 'omra?^ond IW.r ol troy llall. in rant City, certain M«. iraata or parcel, ot , land haaetiraller noire lanlicuUrly ^lracrij»*L ^ ^ „||| be aold In fee. toj "'"to tha^ammt dur on aarh hit. traal or larat of land haminafter^daaiiwatad.| E. W. BURLEIGH. Tax CollarUr. Oa-naa ^ L^,N° "'"oc JO™ *740 tf'e j Harry S. Hood » "««» j|j SSilafBni*^rdD*,"W" "• JW = LH Braille % II- I-alro _ MM u 1#f n | t$ «-■ »■ ««• ~ S SS !i» Q._.«0S5 SO 21.99 l.*8| fiKfe 4 ly 1 II Eltnn Rlalay J* ;J; * JJJ J;|Jj 0 (. AtaorUtion M "I j-JJ| HJJ J))? j|;5 };;Jj {'i*"nJeir»i. Charapion "s SU3 Itttt J* \ ?"» 110 R. 19.79 MJJ BnTTluSy"1'7 ." *j» 'j* '»-jo pj TJuZ -I"-'.- :1 - | ?§ jfj IS sis iiS t!m! J M Cheater — -——AOS *Jj q,, JOLSt 1.24 1 !..r|.,ite S. Owner -j"'* "'®3 °r^, us. n l!:t j At.liU. Welch!. ^ Jr. . — ityi io.»s l.SS k A j""* itetta K. Niahnla — 40 j j'fj Oc-.n nty Ladder "" .1^ Job *" i'.M w- p""on "" 1 ra. got 1U.TS 1.2* J-' Fnatar m'5 IS i "-jg .sr, is : a ;s - 'H S ■ eT sc. =t S i us ;r. si :s ss is ■-•ttnsLi, i «s as is It la-a V Fern ley Eat I --- - Hit I.U • • R Wrurtu — KMI-Stl- I II V .. K Alton :iib |«0« J LM 1 Main. * M S. Rodaera 2!* jiXi r lilt I M :v:. ■ -321 •»» «»dj ;» A-o- K. Cvearaer S? »« *•«* | » — ... uni u. an t-tt H A Marjoria Croaaloabam 1401 tt.M If Anna N Wllaun 1 1 ' -"T " V « OTJ | | •...n. , Zir"" ' ^ ^ :r-i?4 S i S il .. . 2 \i I 1 'a It. Allen A Beaaie Llarotn 4402 V.V0 l.T — ,17 ■ 4C02 >•» ! , •» JSi SS u 2;., 440: s.01 u — "J,, 4,o, [>er. Co. CD IJ liixahetli Urnrh 2Z.!it» 5803 U J-80 U ■ — 3 S3 ■:« jj . SS !S |j ..... I... - - — at ts, no '-1 Mary K. 1-k. ,80.' 2I.H 14 s. laaaid — — . — . — 1 1 1 ... U02 12.89 U 1 .- 5101 12.59 tj w. A. UO* - Si 6401 12.49 14 > S. tasanl .... - 5401 l'-8» lfS 8.40 14 ten. C. R. Cnraon eJS-— g {g| 14 l.mily O^Vnn Name Ui Sot O.F. 2948 L Jaa. H. A Marjoria Croaainaham t s400 19IJI »• D. Parker ' * 1909 B.F. UJ }• Sutton A Coraon ~ , 1201 88.18 1. [jeton Hamad — aav . Hoc are G. KMnfalder ttt 13t0 «J* [ i "■ ss 2 "•"""is -mm

n WANTED 1 1 o WANTED — First mortgage money 1 ' I, in amounts of $4,000 to $5,000/ Liberal bonus paid. E. S. Kramer,' :l .'CIO Atlantic avenue . R.T.F.N. •It * j f Mrs. Olive Grite, teacher of pianoforte. Graduate of Trinity College, Uindon. Especial attention 0 to beginners. Care Broadley's 781 g Asbury avenue. 10-18 4t P „ . Public Stenographer at the office oof I.. S. Corson, 745 West avenue. IT 1 letters. Builders' Estimates typed r,at low cost 10-18 8t P WANTED — Party driving to Flor- w idu wants two or three passen- 1 o • sengers for trip. Reasonable rates/ n i Apply corner 2000 Central avenue. . "I I P FOR SALE ; " [the perfect gem koouer) e i will do your baking, boiling and > '' ■, roasting on one burner of any or1 dinary gas or oil stove with a sav- 1 A J ing of your gas bill. Indorsed i'1' '' by Gootl Housekeeping magaxine. ^ • Salespeople wanted for Ocean City ^ , and vicinity. Big commissions. ^ Mail orders filled. Write or phone, ■ Ten I/Cnore, Distributor for South 1 Jersey. Phone 72-M, Vlneland, N. " | J., 814 Wood street. fl ,A FOR SALE — Desirable store pro- 0| perty on Atlantic ave. Will furrishetl and a bargain. E. S. R Kramer, 380 Atlantic ave. RTFN u for SALE — A fine nearly new three family apartment on Fifth ti street, one-half square from the l>oach; handsomely furnished; four g garages. Would make a good investment Address "C" 105 North ' 7th street, Camden. Phone 28-W. ^ FOR RENT— 8.35 Asbury avenue,] J" , heated apartment, partly fur- 1 " rnished, 5 rooms and bath, yearly | lease. Ralph L. Chester, Eighth ! 1 and Central avenue. FOR SALE— For sale reasonable, b t>ne large ami one small coal „ " stove and pipe, one Bloch Pullman w d baby coach. Maxwell, 818 Park ; ' for sale— Two combination gas. and coal ranges in good condirt'ltion. Can be seen at 830 Central avenue. Apply prices WaUson, 307 : a '•! Eighteenth street FOR SALE— $160 Victor Victrola : cl r. for $75. Lot of records included.!0 6 j Apply Ocean City Storage Co., 6th ■ s j and West avenue. ill FOR SAI.E— Baby Grand and up- ® :« right piano, radio outfit com-|« IJ plete, Victor Victrola $150.00 ma- v { chine at half price. Apply Ocean „ % City Storage Co., Sixth and West ;* ; avenue. Phones 482-R, 16M. ij FOR SALE — Parlor heater and ( :« small kitchen stove. Good con- :« dition. $10.00 for both. Call Thurs|J day and Friday aj, 512 Twenty- , •4 • second street ^ FOR RENT g 1 •» FOR RENT — Furnished apart- { ment, six rooms (2 bedrooms) I » Oct to May, inc. Furnished rooms < •6. Mrs. E. R. Stiles, 815 Plymouth I " place. rtfnNP .4. - * [5 FOR RENT— 945 West avenue, 8 , :i j rooms and bath. M. A. Norcrow | 2* Adams apartments. R.T.F.N. , jj for rent — Apartments, until , 2« June 1. reasonable. M. A. Nor- , " : cross, Adams Apartments. RTFN 2* I FOR RENT— Lower 5 room apart- ' ■j! ment, furnished, hot water heat 24 1 bath and all improvemente. 508 26 Sixth street R.T.F.N. ??l"~ • T lLa •28 1 — — A

;J I APARTMENTS for rent by the _ 'm\ year; $50 and $60 per month. M. i A. Norcross, Adams Apartments, . ! Ocean City. I »i FOR RENT— Lower 5 room apt, •JJ! furnished, hot water heat and 2« I bath, all improvements with gar;JJ ' age. 508 Sixth street. RTFN 2« i GARAGES for rent— 1420 Weeley _ ave.. 110 Asbury eve. Apply to p ! 2J M. A. Norcross, Adams Apartment i :c Ocean City. . » | ijj HEATED APARTMENT apd cot- 8 t'te! tage for rent See Baron, 11th - {island Central avenue- 1 ' " FOR RENT— Furnished rooms, lo- p ' " cated at 840 Sixth street rea- c tits ' sonable. With or without hous^ J LM keeping privileges. 10^82tP |-2« I FOR RENT— Three room apart- ' " FOR RENT— Two ftirniAed apSI .rtmwit, for rent. toU to I JjJ $18.00 and $20.00 per month. ComL84 fortabla winter quarters. Apply 601 Atlantic avenue. R.T.F.N. ' jj FOR RENT — Mayberry apart1:5; menu. 927 Wesley avenue. Ar1 J? coU heaters. RenUls $26.00 an. 124 1 60.00 per month. Apply Hotel {5jiCvber£ B. T.F.N. " FOR RENT — Furnished apartiu. menu. Hot water heat gas, el{•2 ectric lights. Also unfurnished api " arttnent, by the year. F. E. ChamJf!|pIon, 780 Mooriyn terrace.

! CLEAN GOVERNMENT LEAGUE WOULD EIRE PROHIBITION CHIEF "RAIDING PARSON" DENOUNCES SENATOR EDGE AND COUNTY POLITICIANS Rev. John B. Adams of this city, : who, for his fearless enforcement j of the laws relative to the sale and •manufacture of drink, won for ! himself the sobriquet the "Raiding | minced no words in de- ' nouncing United SUtes Senator i and the politicians of Atlantic County. j The tirade was launched by Rev. Adams, in the course of an address j delivered before a meeting held, on Friday lust in St Paul's Methodist ; under the auspices of the < Atlantic County Clean Government League. Resolutions were passed requesting President Coolidge to remove from office Prohibition Director AdrianeChamberlain, on the ground of his inability to enforce the law. The resolution was sponsored by J. B. Adams. In supporting the motion, the reverend gentleman said: "If the government will let me I will enforce the prohibilaws. I can do it and I am willing to stake my life on that. you can't enforce the law if you are going to allow such men as ] your United SUtes Senator to hp- • point the enforcement officers and them take orders from Atlantic County politicians. "Mr. Chamberlain now says that ; I was discharged from the enforce- • ment service because my work was j not satisfactory to his office. I he tells the truth when he says I sieted the wrong liquor. I wasn't supposed to take any stuff that was made by breweries in which prominent Atlantic County i people are stockholders. God help ! the bunch If I ever get on the force again." The first excuse offered for the ! of Rev. Adams was that j of insufficient funds to maintain ■ so large a staff. The meeting endorsed the candidacy of Dr. Marna S. Poulson, j and John IL Blake of Pleasantville, who are seeking election to the assembly. CELEBRATE THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. Francis dluckert. will • celebrate' their ffolden Wedding Anniversary on Tuesday, October 30, at their home 1046 street, West Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs. Gluckert are well summer residents of Ocean City, spending their vacations here for the past forty years. The festivities will be of a quiet character, Mr. and Mrs. Gluckert surrounded by their four children three sons and one daughter, by • their six grand-children, relatives ' and a few very intimate friends. Some years ago they lost a daugh- ' and a son by death. A host of friends ami acquain- . Lances send Mr. and Mrs. Gluckert , warm felicitations. I ~ rt

ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL ■- Classified Advs. RENT — Apartments, yearly, lease. New apartments handsomely furnished; tile bath; all modern conveniences. E S. Kramer, Atlantic avenue. — Wire-haired terrier White, with large brown spots. Long pointed tail. Answers to the name of Spot. Reward. Return to 406 street. R4.0. BUT C CANNON The Bargain Broker for One of Three Beautiful Hones. Bay avenue, 4 reoms, riparian rights, $8,000. Bay avenue, 6 rooms, aW improvements, $6,000.00. Asbury avenue, 7 rooms, furni- ' shed, $7,000.00. Fourth avenue, 7 rooms, $6,000.00 1 West avenue, near 2ml, 6 rooms,) ' $3,500.00. 7th avenue, 7 rooms, $7,000.00. St James place, 9 rooms, »ar- _ age, $20,000.00. [. TERMS TO SUIT U _ C. CANNON, 2nd and Bay avenue, J who pleases each purchaser LOTS LOTS LOT8|

NORMANDIE HOTEL ROMANCE ENDS IN WEDDING BELLS I MAX H. BRUNSTETTER AND j MISS FRANCES WORSTALI. . + l WED IN MILLVILLE I A pretty wedding was soiemnized in the First Presbyterian Church ' | of Millville, when Miss France* J. E! Worstall, the daughter of Mr. and , j Mrs. George B. Worstall liccame . the bride of Max H. Brunstcttcr, Fthe son of the Rev. and Mrs. F. H. [ Bi-unstetter, of Harrisburg. The ceremony was performed by, , the groom's father, assisted by the j Rev. David Berry. j The church had been beautifully . ( decorated for the occasion with £ , palms and Chrysanthemums, the : v t same color scheme being used in 1 the home of the bride, with the ad- j r ded beauty of autumn leaves, at c I which place the reception was held. The wedding mnrch was played T r by Mr. Frankle, while Miss Made- I' - line Patton, of Drexcl Hill, render- a ed a beautiful solo. Mr. Worstall, president of the fi ' Millville National Bank, gave the In 1 bride away. Miss Worstall was w ' handsomely gowned in white satin, j d ' with trimmings of pearls, a draped | si

train falling from the shoulders. Her veil was of lace, worn by her grandmother and mother, with a . coronet of duchess lace. She curried a lovely bouquet of bride's roses I and lilies of the valley. I The young bride was attended by ' Miss Marjoric Woelker of Lar.s- . downe as maid of honor. Mrs. C. , J S. Baldwin, Jr., of Germantown, , and Miss Dorothy Brunstettcr. - "Miss Voelker wore a gown of or<hiil taffeta with a band of rhinestones around her brow, and carried 1 a bouquet of orchid chrysanthc- ' mums. Mrs. Baldwin and Miss , Brunstettcr were beautifully robed in gold murianctle crepe, with •i rhinestone headbands, and carried ' ' bouquets of bronze chrysanthe- ! Herbert 'Wilkes of this city of-' i ficiatod as best man, whilo Byron Brunstetter. E. Lawrence Worstall, Carl F. Obermiller and J. Roy Snapc acted as ushers. All these were classmates of the groom. Mr. Brunstetter and his bride left ■for .a motor trip through the Poand will return to their home in Trenton about October 20. | young groom is a graduate of College, his bride being product of the same institution. The young rouple met for the j time in this city at the Norj mandie Hotel three years ago, I when Mr. Brustettc rwas night au- . and manager, and Mrs. BrunJ stetter a guest.

j Oklahoma's "Army of the Amazon" | : (&&&%&* - "T ^ — TfV 1 1 n e V ^ ■-"'J/ Women of Okbihoma stormed the state capttol at Oklahoma City. e expreastng their sentlmeuts In the tight between Gov. J. C. Walton ,t end the State Legislature. Photo shows the vanguard of the delegatlou n from El Reno arriving st the capltol

Still Horseshoe 5' 1 Pitching Queen ■Y Mrs. J. F. Francisco Columbus, ts J- hi still the women's boraeahoe 1 "Itching champion of tbe United 1 'tates. She retained her title In 1 1- lefe.-itln* Mrs. C. A. Lanhani of 1 lleoiulrgton. Ill, la the finals at 1 n„ "IcreUod.

Says Tobacco Must Go Way Of Saloon ' r-fflMt M Dr. Charlee O. Pease, preeldeai of the Noo-Sajokeka' Protectivi aaya that the war agalns tbe use of tobacco Is now on It earnest. He aaya; "W« are golni do to tobacco lu«t *hat the Antl saloon I-cague did to drink."

Anuomuniq That the Office of LAIRD and LAIRD, formerly of 948 Asbury Avenue, has been moved to 420 Eighth Street. • Our new location is a prominent and convenient one. It therefore assists us in our first desire— to be of the greatest possible service to you. We know that we can assist you in the handling of your realty interests in Ocean City and we earnestly seek your valued patronage. LAIRD AND LAIRD 420 EIGHTH STREET jL -

TIIK MAYOR RETURNS ^ wife, accompanied by ' heir .laugh- , during tbe latter part of 4he week . fro ma very pleasant trip to Del- r ■ aware Water Gap. Pocono Manor I > • and various places of- interest in • the vicinity.

\fter the strenuous work of tiii "••! the many social ea-gai-emeist. inrolved, the Mayofl •Wt the rc-t ami change very Monday found the city^i chief executive, plunging again inta ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL

FOR SALE-BARGAIN BAY FRONT PROPERTY 1224 Pleasure Avenue BEAUTIFUL VIEW L'«> menlrrn CMlvefliriHr, i i.mjdrlrl, futaidifd. tour Iraje I-Hrhei and txral landm|i C,«r«y. In, (our can. MUST BF. SOLD Apply Now - C>-«, oo P.rmm, — ■ Cape May County Title and Trust Co. Cape May .Court House, N. J. Acts as Executor and in a Fiduciary Capacity TITLE INSURANCE LOAN ON MOI1TCACES MUNICIPAL BONOS FOR SALE Searches Briefs of Title Conveyancing 4- — T _ _ _ . , , RKHHI.K HILTZ Ocean City Laundry Co. «th AND HAVEN AVE. Rough Dry Work A SPECIALTY I | TRY OUR DAMP WASH Why Not Send Your RUGS and BLANKETS to Us, Where They will be given SPECIAL ATTENTION Quality and Service That Satisfies

Song Recital by ELIZABETH SPENCER j 1 " •••'^■j This is a golden opportunity for Ocean City to hear the famous soprano. Assisting her will be Lucile Collette, pianist and Harold Lyman, flutist Miss Spencer's appearance here makes it possible to perform an interesting musical experiment In some of the numbers, the famous artist will compare her voice with |. its RE-CREATION by Mr. Edison's newphonograph. £ Strand Theatre , NEXT THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1923 al 8.15 P. M. A number of complimentary invitations are available for this concert. Call, Write or telephone for them, at once. They will be issued j in the onler of application. Wallace & Son, Inc. Ninth and Asbury Avenue