0 g _ OCEAN CITY SENTINEL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER G, 1923 ^FIVB

LOCAL REALTORS ENTER INTERCITY SPEECH CONTEST! I EVENT TO TAKE PLACE DURING GREAT CONVENTION IN SISTER RESORT One of the most interesting fenlures to be held in connection with the annual convention of the New Jersey Keul Estate League, at the Ambassador Hotel, Atlantic City, i^iember 13, M, 15, will be the Intercity Five Minute Speech Contest for the Atlantic City cup. Presumably each board affiliated with the league will have its orator ready, and the rivalry will run keep. Ocean City's board will be duly represented in the speechmaking tourney; but who the orator will be has not yet been determined. Elmer Jackson Pearl, of this city, is chairman of the committee havo ins churge of arrangements. Clayton Haines Brick, president of the Ocean City Real Estate Board, and Governor of Cape May! County, is devoting considerable; time and thought to the convention,' and is frequently called into consultation in the arrangement of the; three days' program. The convention promises to be! one of the most interesting pro-j vided for the state realtors. The Mah Jong party for the! ladies, at which time they will be: taught the intricate plays of this ancient Chinese game by a Chinese expert, the bridge party, als? for the ladies, the exhibit of aquatics by the members of the Ambassa-! dor Swimming Club, the cup con-j test, the banquet and the marriage, of a popular realtor, are but a few ; of the social features. The program in detail follows: * .Wednesday, Dec. 12 — 8.30 P. M. | Meeting of the Officers, Board of; Governors and Convention Committee at the Ambassador Hotel. Thursday, Dec. 13 — 10.30-12.30 Morning Breakfast conference, 8.30. Registration. Convention called to order. Invocation. Address of Welcome by Mayor! Bader, of Atlantic City, and W. A.| Faunce, President Atlantic City. Real Estate Board. Response by Geo. H. Mores, President, N. J. State league. } Annual report of the President of the State Association. Report of the Secretary. Report of the Treasurer. Report of the Committees. Afternoon President and Secretary Luncheon, 1 P. M. "Transportation for New Jersey in 1926," by Myron Barrisdale. Message from the National Association, Herron — Ennis; — Eppich. Swimming exhibition, 5 P. M. Evening Five Minute Home City Speech Contest for the Atlantic City Cup. Dance. Friday, Dec. 14—10.00 Morning Breakfast conference, 8.30 P. M. "How the License Law Is Operated in New Jersey," by Ashmore. "Real Estate Law in Real Estate Practice,'' by Codfrey W. Schroth, Jr., Esq., of the New Jersey Bar. "Securing and Handling Prospecta and the Collection and Division of Commissions on Same," .by Vincent Bradley. Afternoon "The Financing of Sub-Divisions and the Homes Thereon," by Geo. Becker, of East Orange. Discussion by Don S. Helwick, oft Cleveland. "Multiple Listing. as an Exclusive i

$7500 *7500 j New brick hnunc. uptown. Six well J jiUnncd rnomi and bath : hot watar heat : electricity. RUSSELL C. KONBY realtor 328 Guarantee Trust Building Atlantic City New J«r»ey j IDA E. KISTLER Life Insurance with IRA SCOTT JOHNSON 409 Ninth Street, Next to City Hall THE LADIES' SHOP 948 ASBURY AVENUE Ocean City, N. J. FLEISHER'S YARNS A full line of Notions and Trimmings, also Ladle*' and Children's Underwear and Hosiery I ■ i tcrKib cash John Relto CEMBRT CONTRACTOR Sidewalks, Curbing and Foundation* 1153 WEST AVENUE OCEAN C1TT. N. J, ■ ' ■ SAVE COAL - KEEP OUT Doit end dirt. Wop nritlln* win4owa« Keep healthful b* havlft* uniform I cm pert! tire throairhotft your home, uee fhanvberlln Metal Weather Strip* on all windnwi and done#. R*»l» mitei given without rharge. (HAMBERLIN METAL WEATHER STRIP CO. 326 Guarantee Truat Bldg. Atlantle City R»W item Tel.- Marin# *011-4 y— 4

Board Contract," by Raymond Connolly. Banquet. Entertainment Speakers. Saturday, Dec. 15—9.30 Morning The' Conduction of u Modern Real Estate Office. Committee: John O'Connor, Kilmer Rouseck, Frunk Taylor, War- • iter Lin drey. Attendance Cup Presentation. Amendments, i Constitution and By-Laws. Resolution Committee. Election of Officers. Selection of place for next convention. Ladies' Program Thursday, 2.30 P. M. — Mah Jong. Friday, 2.30 P. M. — Bridge and Tea. BARON BUILDS Chus. Baron, the well-known real estate broker, is contemplating the building of two two-family apartment houses on Thirteenth Street in the Vicinity of Simpson Avenue. The houses will be modern to the highest degree, and will contain electric ranges, Areola heating system, inside coal bin, linen closets and laundry tubs. ** ™ ■" Beesley's Point Notes +— — — — — — Mr. Antony Smith nnd son. Clarcnc* > Smith, wtrp Atlantic City visitors on j Monday. Mri. Thompson Miller vi»ucd her parent!. M,. and Mr*. Frank Axhmcad. on j Sunday. ! ^ Mr. Maurice Stiir* and sister, Harriet ! SI i tea. started for St. Petersburg, Fin., in their car on \Vedue«day. Mr. Amhrose Corson and family took dinner with Mr. Edward Banner Inst Thursday. Mrs. Clara Sapp entertained her d«u>:h- ; !?r* Marvin Sharp and son, Inst | Friday. i Mr. Byron Youok*. who in attending an iart school in Philadelphia, spent the holidaya with his parents Mr. William Layton and family motored j to Trenton in their car, whero tl»cy visited relatives over the holidays. Miss Myra Clouting, of Palermo, visited friends in Beedey'n Point on Sunday. Mr. Kitxiterald and son. Marley. of .Ocean City, and Mr. Harry Madara. of I Pleasantville, visited Mr. Asa Madura Inst ' week. I Mrs. William Gannon and sons. Ray and Harold, also Raymond Sneed. were CamI den vialtors last Thursday. We are all Klad to hear that Miss Helen ! Corson is improvimt. Mr. and Mrs. Si* nee r Younir. Mrs. How- ; ard Young and Mrs. Luther Corson motored j to Colli nKswnod-vagd Camden on Thursday and returned home Sunday evening.

RIG VAUDEVILLE ACTS SATURDAY AT THE MOORLYN THE FAMOUS PICTURE, "PALACE OF THE KING," WILL ALSO BE PRESENTED The management of the Moorlyn i Theatre have arrange*! a superb program for the coming Saturday. Five big acts of vaudeville will: I be presented, all of which promise to surpass in excellence anything yet seen or heard in this popular house. During the afternoon a matinee will be given especially for chil- ! dren, a convenience which parents appreciate very much. The special film production en- . titled "In the Palace of the King,"; will be thrown on the silver screed. This is considered to be one of the most artistic productions of the' year. The scenery beggars descri p- ! tion for beauty and artistic effect, , while the plot unfolded is one which holds one spellbound with its thrilling situations. An all-star cast has made this; period of history live again, and; revived scenes of splendor unknown; to the present prosaic age. Above all, the story conveys in a j most forceful manner a moral that) is most applicable to the age in ' which we live. Mrs. Van Gilder Entertained Friends , A very pleasant evening was' spent by a party of friends on Mon- j day at the home of Mrs. Ralph Van! Gilder, Thirteenth Street and Cen-i tral Avenue. Time flew quickly while the, ladies plied their needles and joined in social intercourse. The company present included: Mrs. Edward Voss, Mrs. Russell H. Nulty, Mrs. Nellie Burt, Mrs. Ralph L. Chester, Mrs. C. Homer Shoemaker, Mrs. Arthur Shoemaker, Mrs. Harold Paris, Mrs. Sterling Cole, Mrs. Lawrence Lear, i Mrs. E. M. Sutton, Mrs. C. S. Price. Miss Bertie Stites. Mrs. Floyd Simms and Mrs. Howard Brice. j '

SOME SNAPPY BARGAINS IN USED CARS Westcott Touring Car. Franklin, with winter top. Chalmers Touring Car. Hudson Super Six. Yiele Touring Car. National Seven PassengerJ*edan. 1917 Overland Five Passenger Sedan. 1921 Oldamobile Sedan. 1922 Dodge Sedan. «. t 1922 Durant Touring, run only 4000 miles, perfect condition. Buick Model D-45. Buick Model K. Touring Rex Top. 1921 Buick Five Passenger Sedan. 1922 Buick Five Passenger Sedan, 1922 Buick Seven Passenger Touring, Rex Top. 1923 Buick Five Passenger Touring, perfect condition. 1923 Buick Five Passenger Touring, perfect condition. King 8, Perfect condition. New painL The above cars will be cold for prices ranging from $100 to 31300. Some still in possession of the owners. CENTRAL GARAGE, ,0SEPH scjvani. Prop. THE FLINT SIX A Real Sensation Four Passenger Coupe $2110 Folks become enthusiaHtic over the Flint at first sight, but they become real Flint fnns the minute they read over thfr specifications. They include many things that are found only on cars selling for hundreds of dollars more than is asked for the Flint. The rigid frame construction and the extra frame on which the motor is seated— the smoothe running motor and the seven bearing crankshaft, which reduces vibration to a minimum, are only a few of the exclusive features that command your Admiration. The pleasure of a ride in this remarkable car is youre without any obligation whatever. Phone us when we may call. Two Seated Roadster, $1440 Touring, $1440 Four Passenger Coupe, $2110 Hub Garage Company Sales and Service Phone 203 SEVENTH and HAVEN, Ocean City, N. J. Palmer Motor Company Phone 557 1016 ASBURY AVENUE, Ocean City, N. J, "

|D1D ROY DARBY SEE A DEER? Strange Hallucination Has Taken Hold of Virtuous Young Man Evidently these arc strange days j in which we live ami strange happenings occur daily. I According to his statement, made : | in the most solemn and impressive munner imaginable, the well known ; , realtor was returning from New- [ ; . port, driving at a modest rate. < When out on the Weatheiby ( Road he espied a real honest-to- j : goodness specimen of the deer . •species, bounding playfully through I, the woods. Mr. Darby's manner j of illustrating the deer's action is highly entertaining and dramatic. ] Upon the surface the story indi- j cates that deer must be plentiful i this year, a piece of information j hunters will read with delight. But there are others who view the matter in a more serious light and fear that this virtuous young, . man has fallen upon evil ways and become the victim of hallucinations. It is affirmed that the deer &£* actually a rabbit, magnified under 1 the influence of a pre-Volstead bev- 1 erage. Someone has said that ob- i jjects magnify 100 per cent, with , every 10 per cent, of the prohibitive stimulant; consequently, by 1 j calculating how many times a deer is greater in bulk than a rabbit, a ( mathematician could calculate very closely the strength of the Coco i ; Cola sold in Newport. , Miss Minnie Massey, of Chester- 1 town, Md., was a visitor to this i ] resort during the past week, the , i guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. i Chester, I

Raymond Rochere Celebrates Birthday Presented Handsome Smokers' Outfit by His Friends at Party Raymond Rochere celebrated his [ birthday during the week in u most happy manper. A number of intimate friends called, honored him with a surprise party, and presented him with a very handsome smokers' cabinet stand as a token of their esteem. The evening was spent in a delightful manner, with the customdiversions appropriate for the: occasion. The guests included: Principal and Mrs. Otto W. Keichley, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Headley, Miss Hazel Harris, Stanley Weber, Mr. and Mrs. Rochere, Mrs. Mary Rochere'

; and Mis* Ealce Rochere, mother and sister of the honored one of the occasion. Mrs. George Somo Gives Card Party \ A very delightful evening was -jM'iit with cards at the home of 4 Mrs. George Sho mo, 81C Seventh Street, on Wednesday evening. After the customary games had been played, the genial hostess served refreshments in her inimitable style. The party included: Mr. ami Mr?. W. J. Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dittrich, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jackson Pearl, Mr. and Mrs. Ewing T. Corson, Mr. ar.d Mrs. Len M in tier, Mr. an«l Mrs. Richard Johnson, and Mr. and Mrs. Na-! thaniel C. Smith. ■ * — ——————— — ■' " m I *

T Interior Decorating In our new, large store, we are now ready to serve you with Interior Decorating, Draperies, Slip Covers, Lamp Shades, Fancy Pillows, etc. A fine line of Christmas Gifts MRS. HELEN CORSON 608 EIGHTH STREET Ocean City New Jersey • • ... . . . -- — ■ —

I .oral Residents Heard Great Pa^reuski A number pf local mu>ic In vc-/y , journeyed to Philadelphia ar.d at - tended the pianoforte recital giver: by the premier ait iyi, Padere* skL The occasion wa> an un forge table experience; for, according to com-

I p eU'ht yjtlffc}-, the artist w&jf never more brilliant in hi* I j-gricecution than *t tki/> rerdud in ti e Academy of Made. Among tho*e who beard the master were: llr*. Ralph L. Chester, Mrs. Howard Brke. Mr*. C. .S, '• Price, Jmjf Arthur Shoemaker, •M**A. Randolph Fogg, and Dr. and •„ Mrr. H. Vail.

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