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| This Week By AKTHUH BRISBANE I high wages-good times A REAL RADIOGRAM TO HANG FOR AN IDEA McADOO, JOHNSON AND FORD AB1-E BRITISH STATESMENWhutilr. 'ikes the United States prv>.spen««K^ Answer. High wages. Cytroen, the greatest French manufacturer of automobiles, says everybody in France ought to have his own automobile. The trouble "is: "in America the workman, saving one day's pay per week, can buy an automobile with tne money at the end of a year. In France it would take a Frenchman's ENTIRE SALARY for two years." If you want u good crop, put water and fertilizer on the land. « If you want a prosperous country, put good wages in the pockets of those that work. It all *. nines back to the big people ten dollars for one. If vuu are a radio enthusiast, and understand such things, you will be interested in the latest announcement. A message, receiving its only impulse on this side of the ocean, made the trip of 9,000 miles to Warsaw and back twenty times, a total distance of 360,000 miles. Thai is almost twice as far as light and electricity travel in one second. II amazes us now. We see it, and work it, and know nothing about it. Some day we'll semi messages to outside suns, ending with "please answer," knowing Jlhat at 186,000 miles a second the answer will not be lack in time for our grandchildren to read it * Eugene V. Debs says prison didn't frighten him. Right now he would "hang for an idea." That's noble, once in a while, although you i ' must first be sure that your idea is sound. For one man hanged for a good idea, ten thousand have been hanged for ideas thoroughly bad.

If you have a sound idea, don't hang for it. Publish it, repeat it, persuade others to accept it. Voltaire opposed torture of witnesses, breaking every miserable judge in one famous case, after a fight of many years. He defied Frederick the great and greater powers, and L finally died peacefully in his bed, nearly eighty-five^ years old, rich in money, adored by- the people that drew his carriage through the streets. He showed the right way to deal with an idea. That was better than poor John Brown, of Harpers Ferry, never living to see anvthing accomplished. . It takes one kind of ability to "hang" for an idea, and it takes a higher kind to convert or hang those that oppose the idea when It is right. McAdoo let* it be known that he Is in the race for President Of course he is, being the most conspicuous Democratic candidate. Hiram Johnson will be in the ring also. This is a free for all, and Hiram Johnson probably can get more votes in presidential primaries that any other Republican. Albert tasker will work for John- [ son, as he did for Harding. HgJj [ a first-class dynamo. I One of Mr. Ford's secretaries I says he wouldn't accept the nomiI nattion for the presidency. But it isn't Liebold, the real secretary, and probably doesn't mean much. Mr. Ford has his days for presidential running and nls days for forgetting all about it. If the nomination should come on the right day he would probably take it. Meanwhile,' he's starting a plant near Philadelphia, to coRt twenty or thirty millions, and hire a few thousand men at hljtfi wages. That's not had politics. • -u, nuv i'hm j/vuvitn,

Bonar Law lies in Westminster Abbey, American tourists fifty years from now will look at his grave and ask: "Who in heaven's name was that?" as they pass on to Ahe place where Pitt and his father, Chatham, lie In the same grave. Bonar Low's family Is pleased. That's what the burial was for. They dug up Cromwell and Rtuck his head on a spear for everv one to laugh at and let It gradually go I to pieces. They dug ur» and scat1 tered the dust of Voltaire. But I men of that kind, real men, don't ■ new! burial in Westminster Abbey, ■ There wouldn't be room in any I building for names as big as theirs. I The Government learns that ■ taxes on sales of jewelry haven't ■ been paid. Careful watch is being ■ made, "also with regard to house- ■ hold furniture, libraries and nuisl- ■ <ji] Instruments." ■ Could you imagine anything ■ more barbarous, more worthy of a ■ Congo savage than putting a tax ■ on the sale of housohom furniture, ■ And especially on the sale of llbra- ■ rles and musical instruments? ■ Why not tax a child two cents ■ every time it sayH Its prayers? ■ Reading a good book or hearing ■ good music is the next best thing ■ lo preying. ■ The son of the former Kaiser, H once Crown Prince, has obtained ■ permission to leave Holland. The ■ dispatch says thnt he Is talking of ■ I a trip to .Switzerland "to enjoy the ■ wlntorf tie.'* I s* rmuny. wondering how their j ■ riiffdren will he fed this winter, will ■ rend that with Interest.

i baptist society ~~j i selects officers! Preparing for a Season of Great! Activity — Dainty Refreshment* The Christian Endeavor Society of the First Baptist Church held a special meeting on Thursday evening in the sociul parlor, and elected IHocers for the ensuing year. Mrs. A. Randolph Fogg presided with her customury tact and I ability, every member present taking a keen interest in the proceedings. i The following officers and com- . mittecs were duly elected: Presii dent, A. Randolph Fogg; vice- ; president, Thomas Wiljiama; re- !■ cording secretary, Miss Alberta f Stretch; corresponding secretary, Michael Pileggi; treasurer, Muss i Ruth Pruitt; pianist. Miss Cecilia Newcomer; assistant pianist, Miss : Pearl Stretch. ; Prayer Meeting CommitteeMrs. A. Randolph Fogg, chairman; . Miss Helen Buck, Raymond Rosell. Social Committee — Miss Marion , Osier, chairman; Miss Mitchell, f Miss Eloise Smith, Mrs. Clinton D. I<owden, Miss Lavina Hannah, Mrs. . Nippins, Elmer Bakley, and Thomas Williams. Lookout Committee — Mrs, Nick- , erson and Mrs. Dora Sharp. i Press Committee — P. J. Evans, Mr. Johnson and Mrs. Nippins. ; Immediately following, the > Prayer Meeting Committee retired, ; and arranged leaders and topics f&r , the ensuing year. Efforts will be . made to make this the. most im- , portent year in the history of the . Baptist Young People's Society. I Dainty refreshments were served . and a most enjoyable social hour > was spent by all present. > ' i personals Mr. and Mrs. John Pfeiffer, of i the South Ocean City section, entertained over the week-end, Mrs. i Harkinson, of Philadelphia. ; Mrs. Clara V. Culbertson has re-

1 turned to ber winter residence, 111 1 S. Sixty-Second Street, Philadel- | phia, and closed her summer cottage on 1344 Anbury Avenue. 1 Mrs. W. TJ Raymond is enjoying a visit to Charlotte, N. C. Mrs. Raymond proposed to remain the : winter there, where her two daugh- * ters are attending a ladies' college. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Beam and ' daughter. Miss Camilla, were visi- [ tors to this resort over the weekend, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. j E. G. Gorman. The popular physical instructor | was enthused over the glorious autumn weather, and with Ocean City [ compared with other resorts he has ; visited recently. \ Frank E. Darby, the well-known ■ realtor, was a visitor to Philadelphia on business, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. M&rter, >| of Camden, were among recent Li visitors, and spent the week at r { their charming cottage on Thirt: ! tee nth Street. Mr. Marter occupies a place of importance in both business and political circles of . Camden.

I SPEEDOMETERS | ■ ■ Installed Repaired, I and Tasted I StiHif Generator ; I and Ignition Work I WILLIAM MALONEY ■ I 29 8. Florida A?enn* I ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. I

s Keep Your Wealth from • Growing Less ' Wealth Growi with effort. It mm j srow lets with *k*. ProtCit your present wealth by wite and i complete ln*u ranee. Let ua ahow you how to Insure your present possesions and thereby Insure your 5 future financial Independence. t We emu you ell forma of Property Protection Policies. Clayton Haines Brick | \ Elmer Jackson Pefirl . Realtors ' 411 Eighth Street RepreeMtint the J ALLIANCE INSURANCE COMPANY OP PHILADELPHIA

■ DR. C. P. MARCUS Veterinarian LINWOOD, N. J. Phone — Sorrier* Point 29 R2 Small Animals A Specialty II t 1 1 dltsfiflssi itllNf humbert c. p0nt1ere BUILDER 949 Asbery Art. OCEAN CITY, N. I* BUMSTEAD'S WORM SYRUP "Te children ta eatel af mtrcr." Where directions are relieved. IT NRVtE FAILS. Despite scarcity end enormia ceet ef flANTOWIN, It eenttlaa fall deed. Steed •lot y yean' teat. SeM awywhare er by mall. a bottle. Eel. C. A. Voerheee. M. Dr. Philadelphia Wm. H. Powell General Contractor Grading and Street Building Thirty-Fourth SI. and Weot Are.1 Oeean City, N. J. ReaUtneot II 13 Oalral Avtsse ■«n Phaao

GRUBB BROS. 1 <h BUILDERS REAL ESTATE <M Third Street OCEAN CITY, N. J. ,Ffcee# MM

SUPT. AUSTIN WILL | WARBLE "GAS HOUSE iBLUEI" IT MINSTREL CAPT. WARRIE HARRIS WILL BE THE "CARUSO" OF THE LEAGUE TROOP Rehearsals have commenced in dead earnest for the Minstrel Show to be given during the coming month, under the auspices of the Progressive League. Director John' H. Simpson is busily engaged arranging his troupe, and marshalling all the artistic talent of the community into order. At the meeting held during the latter part of the week, the officers of the Minstrel Troupe organization were elected. F. Leroy Howe presides as the promoter, Dr. J. Thomley Hughes will act as treasurer, while Howard T. Justice will assume duties as advertising manager. New talent is being added to the troupe almost daily. The latest additions include Supt James Austin, of the City Gas Co. Mr. Austin, who, by the way, made his debut years ago as a minstrel with the,. Crescent Club Minstrels of Vineland, proves to be an author and composeY. As his part in the forthcoming program, Mr. Austin will sing a song of his own composition, entitled, "The Gas House Blues." The author will warble this sad and very pathetic ballad in his inimitable style, guaranteed to produce copious tears from the eyes of a hardened politician. , Capt Warrie Harris, the Caruso of the First 'League Minstrel Troupe, will also be in the circle, and may be prevailed upon to navigate the High C, in one of his favorite selections. Leon G. Davis has also signed up. Mr. Davis had extensive experience overseas as a member of a company of entertainers. No troupe could be complete without Lew Gandy and Roy E. Darby. These two comedians will doubtless appear in one of their original sketches. In passing, it might be mentioned, that years before the Flanders was conceived, these two versatile entertainers built an ocean front hotel in superb style at an entertainment, j Costumes will be designed and - furnished by Bertram M. Darby and Robert Woolston in elabora- >

tion. So far, the costume favored for the horseshoe is typically yachting; blue coat, white punts and » shoes. » Dorsey Anderson lias consented . to act as musical director for the entire cast and program, a fact which premises that the vocal part will be of a very high order of * excellence. "Dad" Foster has woven a won-; , derfully romantic story, around one of the leading civic institutions, and some of our leading civic lights. Those who have been privileged to see the script declare l it to be a "colossal scream," anil a I sure winner from the cull go. No definite date for the show has ' r been decided thus far; but to all; probability it will be given to thej . public about the 15th of December.! ; HANS BURKHARDT CHAMPION NIMROD > • ! Return* from Hunting Trip With Fine Buck, the Envy of Other* Hans Burkhardt must be ac- ' knowledged the champjon nimrod 1 of the year. Others may frail ' ducks and rabbits, but the genial plumbing inspector goes after big 1 game. Recently, Mr. Burkhardt re- ' turned from a trip to the Adiron- ' dacks with a magnificent buck, 1 weighing in the close proximity of \ 200 pounds, the envy of every ^ gunner. Mr. Burkhardt formed a member * of a hunting party organized by 1 Dr. Snyder, of Utica, formerly " pastor of the First Presbyterian i Church in this city. Only two deer : fell to the lot of the party, the one brought to this resort being by far ' the heaviest and best. 1 The aroma of roasting venison will permeat the atmosphere for » weeks to come. 1 » Robert Smith, associated with the ' local Fire .Department, has re- ' turned fro mhis vacation, spent . with friends in Tuckahoe and Philadelphia.

R. C. SHAW Plumbing - Heating Our Work Satisfies Everybody . 1123 ASBURY AVENUE Ocean City, N. J. - Phone 190 joseph a farr ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Solicitor and Master in Chancery, Real Estate, Conveyancing, Collections 622 Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N. J. GEORGE R. GREIS 1 ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW 311 Eighth Street, Ocean City, ml KM It. Cm- K» CHTt Mm Bdl Phone*: Ocean CSly 781 Court House 22. LEANDER S. CORSON BUILDER 1039 Weeley Aveaoe.

OTIS M. TOWNSEND BUILDER OFFICE: 8th St, and Haven Ave. OCEAN CITY, N. J. Only galvanised nails need on exterior work. Plane end Eotfmateo FurnMied AH Work Giarentood LEWIS COSSABOON Contractor and Builder 226 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY Phone Ml-J

Quick Service Coed Work Upholstering Wkea TAYLOR dote It, It la dono rijfct Auto Cove re end Certeine Repaired end New Llihti Pet In Francis E. Taylor 605 Eighth St., Ocean City, N. J. I 1 Our Dtlkieaa Hemo-Mede Cand>— — Freeh DeUr BUTTER CREAMS Our Specialty None Better Anywhere ABBIE CONVER 1 19 1 Asbury Avenue Order Your Holiday Candy from Ue ! Z • HAVE "you a cottage, bungalow 01 apartment to furnish ? We have a . line of FURNITURE at leaa than Philadelphia prices. Window thadef I a specialty. CHAS. E. ADAMS ft BRO. 729-22 Atbury Ave. HEADLEY & ADAMS Ptnlern iaReadingCosl Alee KndHng WMd ky barrel er eeed. Beet ceel en the market. MM be to tbe tea gimn teed Peg er Retarpetee Q«ca and Yard, CTNTW AND WWT 1 Jos. Van G. Hoffecker 1 ARCHITECT 803 Eighth St*, Ocean City, N. J. Registered BRECKLEY'S / ! HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS Clinton L. Breckley, Prop. ^ - Ready Mixed Paints, Lead and Oil 929-22 ASBURY AVENUE Phone 356-W | ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW

ANDREW C. BOSWELL Lew Offices MASTER IN CHANCERY ■ear** •■WlRf Aduji Amu aed IS OCEAN omr, N. J. ARCHITECTS VIVIAN B. SMITH -Architect 828 GUARANTEE TRUST BLDG. Atlantic City, N. J. ENGINEERS Wm. H. Collisson, Jr. ' A MO, M. Ant, So«. C. E. ▼ CIVIL ENGINEER - SURVEYOR ' City lR«tMer, Oreaa Ctty, N. J,

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WILUTS P. HAINES, M, D. Plyaldai and Snrgten OUn Heart i « A. M. te 1 F. M. Diawf ef Eye, Bar. Neee and Threat Pkeaa IN flkee Ptttod Car. Weeley Ave. and ttk 8L ALLEN CORSON, M. D. Offtee ftoerei • te II A. M.. 1 te I F. M. JOHN B» TOWNSBNU, M, D. Offlee Hettret t te 1* A. Mm I te B F. 9. 7 te I F. It* 924 WESLEY AVENUE OCEAN CITY, N. J. TOIL PHOTO N ' . JJER8CBEL P1TTIT, M. D. 197 Weeley Avenue OCEAN CITT, N, J. Mw Hetrni tNt9AILtfle9F.IL WeL end 9v*» 9 te 19 A H, nb mi mm m

' „ OHre Heart i t t# II A* R.f 7 te • P. M. Pttent m John H. Whtticar, M. D. 717 WESLEY AVENUE Oeeen City, N. J. Hughes' Central Pharmacy EIGHTH 8T. AND WESLEY AVE, Hh, Phone 246 J. There* r n«|U, P. D.. Pber. le fherfe D. m. RICHARDS, D. C. Detlar ef rHV*OPltACnC Dredoete ef Peheer IWwol ef Chlreenwtte OfiUe Rour* — .Toeadeyi, ThurfcUyt, urday*. I to B r, H, end ' w 1 P. H. Wndneedeyt and rritUye. I te 10 A. V. Rendey kf AfielWlBim M Fheat IM'W 411 Mlath ntreW Oetet CHr, 9, 9.

! ANTICIPATE THAT il GOLF COURSE WILL OE READY BY JUNE 'I ; • W. H. FOLLBTiT, ON GROUND, ; STAKING GREENS AND FAIRWAYS OUT i If nothing unfursccn occurs to hinder progress, the first golf course on the Ocean City Country Club ground*, at Somers Point, will ! be ready for the formal opening 1 and play by next June. • ' Every effort is being made to expedite work, in readiness for the numerous persons who are contemplating upending the next summer in this resort and use the course. Although the first eighteen holes only ar ein process of making, there are abundant evidence which

go to show that the Country Club will prove the greatest recreation asset und attraction the city has ever possessed. Almost weekly, communications ure received from distant parts of the country, enquiring as to progress made, from people who had j hitherto never heard of Ocean City,* or had only the vaguest idea of its • geographical location. W. H. Follett, the associate of i Willie Park, the world'* premier , golf architect, is on the grounds, arranging the detail work in con- • nection with the course. Almost all the greens and fairWays have been staked out, and the (ground is being prepared for turf cultivation. Some of the fairways Ueggur language in an attempt to descq'be thqjr beauty. The land sweety forward before the eye in graceful undulations, with hazards worthy of the skill of a professional, and surrounded by windbreaks which approach near absolute perfection. A Club Lodge will be under construction at the beginning of the year, small, but comfortable, and equipped with all the necessary paraphernalia of a golfer'* needs.

, Mr. and Mr*. Cha*. Zimmermann, the former the well known 1 and popular pier master of the Anglers' Club, together with Mi Arnold, propose to leave this resort in the near future for Philadelphia. From the Quaker City, Mr. Zimmerinann will leave for 1 Fort Myers, Fla., where he will t*e joined by Mr*. Zimmerman and Miss Arnold near Christinas time. The party will remain South until j the spring. ||

Mrs. B. H. Ballard, of Vineland, u-an among the week'* visitor*.

m-f~ ' 9 ALCO HEATING SYSTEM Apply Price* of An, Broker BELLVIDERE APTS. 812 SEVENTH STREET REASONABLE RATES FOR THE" WINTER MONTHS : h * — REASONABLE RATES Pk.ne 820 " : ! * * HOTEL ST. RITA , FOURTEENTH and ASBURY AVE Open All the Year E M. RODGERS, Prop. f I ' I Hot Water Heated Rooms Home Coarforte

: : : i ■ — ] I "Wall mlxad oonor«t« for p*rm*»i*no« " F. P. MATTERA & CO. I 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 "■ I— — — PHONE 789 Jobbing and Alterations HOWARD O. MacPHERSON Practical Carpenter and Builder "Satiafaetlon I» Our Motto- 1018 CENTRAL AVE I. ■* - E. A. CORSON General Contractor

737 Asbury Averiue OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY ROADS, SEWERS. BRIDGES, BULKHEADS (| A Single Burner KeepeT^ the Whole Dinner Hot toter ma than that, jon era cook • to *mL «h ^SMOOMIW cooker, with refinements tpic and tpaiv. »nd t con Yen tenet* to be And there wffl be to had in n° othw r^to. b«ck«di^ fbt tkt mp You cm work ov«r tlw comfort heUht prmnu enclorod, heat - retainin, ttooping. top with comfort. Acron Compact and dttrebla. it# imooth turf ace vmelt Beautiful in dreini a ai can be pushed without finish. Four siiet. See it demonstrated at Grease does not reach our Salesroom, # dity Gas Light Co. 839 asbury avenue

HOLY TRINITY CHURCH Eleventh Street and Wesley Avenue |j MORNING THANKSGIVING SERVICE at 10 A. M. Rev* GEORGE K. SLADEN Will Deliver the Address All Welcomed Cordially Invited ' • • I

EverythlnK for Lh« Wall-Work Guaranti**! Eatimatas Ctwarfull/ Given WILLIAM REYNOLDS PAPERHANG1NGS 611 ASBURY AVBNUE, Ocean City. N'. J. j Phone 141-J Our Wall Paper

(Christian Science I Services are held every Sunday ai the EIGHTH STREET APPROACH to the BOARDWALK «t11 AM. il. J . E. JOCHER PA I NTI ISIC5 1920 Aabury Ave. 11 " HENRY ROESER.. Jr. Certified Public Accountant 803 EIGHTH STREET

Ocean City, N. J. Audits Taxes Syateai i -'t w. H. ALBERT OLDFIELD OLDFIELD ' W. H. Oldfieid and Son. TILE AND | MARBLE WORK I 912 CENTRAL AVENUE Phone 229-1 Ocean Ctty, N. J. Estimates Furnished • j? / 4B ' " . (;f ; ffi <■ >1 w ■ i w m w w m iTOsTOto • General LmckemitWn* Km Mate

is a veritable find. We aim to please the particular. Just come down and inspect our. numerous dedans* If you are critical it may take you a long time to decidethere 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 1049 Anbury' Ave. Ocean City New Jersey

Walter E. AOm AWNING AND LINOLEUM WORE. WINDOW SHADES Bourse Apartments OCEAN CITY. N. I. i mm wmummm

Don't let the spring find you r C W }) with a leaky roof* Thunder ^\{ IMtoJ )]) storms are coming and a leaky ? rooU will be apt to reauit in TV— considerable damage. Chimneys that leak should be looked after and made wmterto****** oi be fl j roofs aro fire-preof. vitor / b Ail kinds of stove and haatsr ^IIVv /"7 ["1 repairs, stove and heater pipes J ^gWAy7 rM r Tin, slate and slag roofing. j ^mitm j 309 ELEVENTH STMBfl' | Phone 241-W ALL KINDS OF GUTTERS R. H. JOHNSON PLUMBING COMPANY | la now In its New OMcee V 817 ASBURY AVENUE 1 wbere paWooi and friends will be rerdially wnlfii WELCH CONSTRUCTION CO. 1 "Welch Built Homes" J "Bnilt By The Sen" OCEAN CTTY, N. J, Phone 180 t*v - • %. • . ^ ^ ~y»-\

< • iinvpif Sroahlrg PLUMBING and HEATING J ' 731 Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N. ' , # Phone 2 1 i -J — ■ S. R SWAN J. E. TROUT SWAN and TROUT PRACTICAL CA1FBMTERS Hi 1011)11$ 1343 ASBURY AVE. OCEAN CITY, N. A JOBBING A SPECIALTY * ' ' "" "■ 111 1 aw 1 1 WIRE KRAUSS To Wire Your Houmm | PHONE M6* ItnW 411 ASBURY AVBNUE | OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY || 1 nmmmi » -^3 Til II0III I4VE I A Reliable Builder Tb erect your Orean City cottagv. ..Yai cannot spare the tie* to ImR < after it closely yourself and must depend upon the % i nil of ft# % fjBMtrertir I have h«jH for a lar*r nnmher of i*l mM refer ym fo «# or nil nf thee. Semi for the «»( of name* and phofoyranh of the hewem Otis M. Townsend BUILDER m ml