OCEAN CITY SENTINEL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1923 SEVEN '•* — ■' ' ■■■mil ii i_ in *n I . i ■ ii ■» . i ■' '.'I1 ' — — 11 1 *■ 1 ' —— to— ■ ':%M i ' '■ ' l" '

PROF. E. E. UN6ER RECEIVES 25,000 SEALSjOR SALE ik sale warrants, county may succeed in having TUBERCULAR CLINIC Prof. K. K. U tiger, Director of Physical Training in our Public Schools, returned from Washington with 25,0000 Christmas Seals, to be disposed of by children of our schools. Prof, linger has- supervised the sale of seals for several ; years past, and each succeeding; year the sales liuve been most gratifying in the amount of increase over preceding years. In the year, 1910, the sale of seals amounted to $83.00. In the following year, $100.00 was received. * The year 1921 brought $135,000, and last year's accumulation amounted to $108.00. This year an additional incentive is given to the sale. The credit . for all seals sold will be given to the county, and if of a sufficient amount, a County Tubercular Clinic will be established by the state. The urgent need of such a clinic j < becomes evident from govern- j < ... Ai\inl el f ml mo J

mental statistics. A tuberculosis death rate of 50 per 100,000, as compared with 150 in 1911 and 90 in 1922, may be .expected by 1930, according to Ix>uis ]. Dublin, statistician for the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. There were 3,175 deaths from tuberculosis in New Jersey last year or 90.5 per 100,000 population, according to statistics issued by the State Department of Health. In Cape May County there were 13 deaths from tuberculosis last year. For every death from tuberculosis, it has been demonstrated by the Framingham experiment, that there are ten active cases, i. e„ 130 cases in our midst. A recent tabulation indicates that the rural death rate is much higher than in the cities in spite of the many occu- J pational hazards which exist in ; cities. In 1917, the rural death rate in New Jersey was 181 per* 100,000 as against 138 in the urban I. population. ' SATURDAY EVENING DANCE !i The young people who patronize jj the Saturday evening dunce, form- , erly Held in the Hahn Building, j tripped the fantastic toe in far more congenial surroundings on Saturday last, at the Biscayne Hotel. ' Elaborate preparations had been ; made for the dance, upon a floor in ! every respect ideal. The information is made that in i * future, these social gatherings will be held in. the Red Men's Hall.

Wishing All My Customers A Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year POPULAR SHAVING PARLORMIKE ANNARELLI 1014 Asbury Ave. $7500 $7500 New brick how**. uptown. 81* well planned room* and bath: hot water heat; elect Hell*. RUSSELL C, RONEY REALTOR 328 Guarantee Trust Building Atlantic City New JtrMjr SAVE COAL — KEEP OUT Ihiat and dirt. Stop rattling win- j down. Keep healthful by having uniform temperature throughout . your home. Use Chamberlin Metal Weather Strips on all window* and doom. Standard for SO years. Estimate* given without fharjte. CHAMBERLIN METAL WEATHER STRIP CO. 326 Guarantee Trust Bldg. Atlantic City New Jerecy Tel.— Karl nn 30J1.J — — i 1 1 n +' — — for xmas give her A BOUDOIR LAMP $2.00 Up All Electrical Appliances and Fixtures greatly reduced. Estimates cheerfully given on all kinds of electrical work. Open Mon, Wed. and Sat. Evenings Rieck Electric Co. EIGHTH ft OCEAN AVE. Ocean City New Jersey « 'I — — — ■ — mj* WATCH THIS PAPER WEEKLY For Our Specials RpwUI for One Week, Not. 2M9 The Well Knami Sterling Carpet Sweeper (R*f»tar Prlee U.9I) Our Price 92,50 A lerge and eamplete Kite ef Farnltar*. [••■pa, Kitchen Cabinet*, and at prlree trill ftttrprta* yea. Chan. E. Adams & Bra. 740.21 ASBURY AVENUE Ocean City, N, J,

! \ Word to Correspondents! During the pust weeks wc have . received several communications I which were obviously intended for publication. All are of interest/ and convey suggestions deserving I of serioua consideration. But, we cannot allow them toappear in our columns, for the rea- , son that the writers have not seen wise to add their proper names. We ask this merely us a mark of , confidence. If a correspondent de-j sires his letter to appeur under a nom de plume, the privilege i*j granted. But the proper name* must be also given, and will under no consideration by divulged by us. We do not hold ourselves rei sponsible for the views of our cor- j respondents, but we desire that our , ' readers should feel at liberty to express their views upon any question of public interest in our columns. ! Be brief, be polite. Criticize, if; criticism is warranted; but know! the facts, and do it in a gentle-: manly spirit. . Bayside Civic jj Association Meets i Information comes to hand that I Mrs. Clarence W, Wilson, president n of the Bayside Civic Association. it . N-" 1 lx- -^wNwwuuun,

called u meeting of the organization for Wednesday, December 12th. The meeting was held at the home of Mr. ami Mrs. Wilson, in Philadelphia. lhe Bayside Civic Association ranks as one of the most enterprising and patriotic in this resort. The association, two years ago, revived the Night in Venice Carnival, and*laat year took a most active part in the same affair, contributing in no small degree to the success which attended the event. The members are justly proud of; their section of the city, and are contemplating several improvements which will still add to its beauty. | Family Reunion at Home of Mr. and Mrs. McClure i Mr. and Mrs. James McClure, of 818 Moorlyn Terrace, entertained, on Sunday,. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer' Kleinschmidt, and son and daughter, Bobby and Miss Evelyn; Mrs. • Kate McClure, and Raymond Mc-j Clure, all of whom came from Stratford, N. J., and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Crane, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Crane, of Ocean City. The dinner assumed something of the character of a family reUnion, and very enjoyable time was spent ■I Elsie's Shoppe

HEMSTITCHING AND PLEATING BUTTONS COVERED BUTTON HOLES Mail Order* Solicited 522 Ninth Street .Phone 1046-W - - » ■ I..' .. ■ . . speedometers Installed Repaired and Tested Starter Generator and Ignition Worlc WILLIAM MALONEY 29 S, Florida Avenue ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. v ■ DR. C. P. MARCUS ; Veterinarian I LIN WOOD, N, J. Phone — Somers Point 29 R2 Small Animals A Specialty j * m ■ ■ AlliriUoti - JobblPj humbert c. pontiere BUILDER 045 A.Wr An. OCEAN CITY. N. I. BUMSTEAD'S WORM SYRUP "To children An angel of merer." Where direction* are followed, it NRVfiR FAILS. Deipito scarcity and cnorrnou* coat of 8ANTOMIN, It contain* foil doe*. Stood aiity year*' teat. Sold everywhere or hjr vail, 59c a bottle. Ret, C. A. Voorhre*. H, P., Philadelphia, Wm; H. Powell General Contractor " ■ 1 I Grading and Street . Building Thirty-Fourth St. and West Ave. Ocean City, N. J. Reatdenrox BIOS Central Avenue Bell Phone GRUBB BROS. 1 , BUILDERS REAL ESTATE . . ' . I <09 Third Stwel OCEAN CITY, N. J. , Fkwit 4ST-R ' ' '

; | EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS Joseph Broadly, the well-known local plumber, has had extensive alterations made to his establish- • rpeiit on Asbury Avenue to the I value of over $2,000. These additions, mainly to the : rear of the Btore, hud become neccsi sury in order to cope with his increasing business. The alterations were designed and constructed by Messrs. Grubb Bros., the electrical work done by I W; L Raymond. MAH JONG PARTY j Miss Welcker, of 1312 Pleasure! ; Avenue, entertained on Wednesday ; at party of friends at her home. The chief diversion of the eve* ning proved to be the new game, known &s Mah Jong, and a niost; ; enjoyable time was spent by all. This Week T B> ARTHUR BRISBANE I « i— «— « — , ■ „ , ..j, MONSIEUR'S ARITHMETIC BAD J LIGHT FOR HENS AND TREES : AND HERE AND WOLVES , THE DOCTOR MILL

Monsieur Loucheur, ablest financial mind In France, tells Americans, "You must put out of your minds all idea of getting the money that France owes you. Payment is impossible. Consider the stupendous sum France owes you.'* The amount that France owes us is a little over four billion dollars. Loucheur may be right, payment may be impossible. • But this puzzles you. Poincare, consenting to a conference, says j there mustn't be any suggestion of cutting down the amount he thinks Gerinany should -pay. That amount is thirty billions. If France can't pay "the stupendous sum" of four billions, how can Germany pay more than seven seven times as much? Will the world conference answer that question ? Ordinary arithmetic won't an- . swer. Cotton sold off a little, but it Is j still above 30, and if you want it; ,you might as well buy it now. It; is going to be a scarce commodity. : Fortunately, the cotton growers. r— — i R. C. SHAW - Plumbing - Heating Our Work Satisfies Everybody [

1123 ASBURY AVENUE Ocean City, N. J. Phone 190 i joseph c* fare ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Solicitor and Master in Chancery, Real Estate, Conveyancing, Collections - 622 Asbury Avenue Occm City. N. J. george r. greis ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR. AT-LAW 1 311 Eighth Street, Ocean Cty. { tod Mechanic 8L, Cap* Mar Court Hatxaa Bell Phones: Ocean City 781 Court House 22. leander s. corson builder 1036 Wesley Avenue. ons m. townsbJnd builder OFFICE: 8th SL, and Haven Ave. OCEAN CITY, N. J. - Only galvanized nails used on exterior work. * ■ ■ I , | Plans and Estimates Furnished All Work Guaranteed lewis cossaboon j Contractor and Builder I ' . • " ' • ft 226 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY Phone 661*J

I will get a somewhat better price, not becuuse tliey deserve it, us they ; do, but because the c rop will be J ; smull. . j . Chickens Jay more eggs when you j light the coop at night, prolonging , the period of eating. Everybody ^ ' knows that. Now it is shown that " prolonging the day by electric light will make, plants increase their! I growth. ! 'It seems we are getting poorer,; especially the richest among us.| . Only one man in the United States this year pays tax on income of, | five' million dollars. The Govern- | ment doesn't tell who that one is. Income tax reports are kept secret.,. The tax that a man pays on a small j ; home is public property. Only twenty-one Americans re- i ported incomes of one million dol- < i lars or more. 1 1 j In 1920, seventy reported in- : comes of a million. The solitary < income of five millions represents j five per cent, on one hundred mil- < lion dollars. Several Americans i would laugh if you offered them a t hundred million, for everything - they own. - This doesn't mean il- i legal or criminal evasion of income tax. The laws are drawn so that they reach small men, doctors, lawyers, moderate sized business men. They don't reach the really great fortunes. Everybody knows that several great fortunes, Henry : | ■ ■■ ■ I ■ ■ ■ I -

i" : TERMS CASH 7 John Re I to ! CEMENT CONTRACTOR Sidewalks, Curbing and Foundations 1153 WEST AVENUE OCEAN CITY, N. J. ■ ■ Qalek S«r»ie* . Good W*tlt Upholstering When TAYLOR doe* It, It I* don. right Auto Cover* and Curtain* Repaired *nd New Light* Pat In Francis E. Taylor 605 Eighth St., Ocean City, N. J. , Onr Delicious Home-Made Candy Freeh Dally BUTTER CREAMS Our Specialty None Better Anywbcru ABBIE CONVER 1101 Aabury Avenue Order Your Holiday Candy from U* i ! ' I HAVE you a cottage, bungalow oi j apartment to furnish? We have a i line of -FURNITURE at leas than Philadelphia prices. Window shadef a specialty. I CHAS. E. ADAMS ft BSO. 720-22 Asbury Ave.

HEADLEY & ADAMS Dealer, in R eadingCoal aim Kind] In, Wnl kr torn! »r end. Beet cm) en the mufce L MM k*. to i the ton luiut eed. Sell or Katorptfae j 'pbmw. OSto and Turd. TENTK AND WT ' Jos. Van g. Hoffecker ARCHITECT 803 Eighth St. Own City, N. J. Registered BRECKLEY'S HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS Clinton L. Breckley, Prop. Rcndy Mixed Paint* Lead and Oil 920-22 ASBURY AVENUE Phone 856-W attorneys-at-law ANDREW C. BOS WELL Law Offices MASTER in CHANCERY Bevree Building Atomy Aveau* end tfk ' OCEAN CITT. K. J. architects VIVIAN B. SMITH Architect 633 GUARANTEE TRUST BLDG. Atlantic City, N. J. ^engineers Wm. H. Colllsson, Jr. Awn. M. Am. Sor. C. E. CIVIL ENGINEER - SURVEYOR City Engineer, Ocean City. N. J.

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WILUTS P. HAINES, M. D. Physlelati and 8ttrgeon O«oe Hour* j 9 A. K, to 1 P. If. Diwaaek of Eyo. Ear, Nom and . Throat PKeue m Olumm Pitted Cor. Wesley Ave. and tth SL ■ Hi ■ ft* - - , mm L . ALLEN CORSON, M. D. OlWto ftouret • to 11 A. Km T to ■ p, M ^JOHN B. TOWN8END, M. D, OIHee Htrarui t to 10 A M.a S to « P. M, 1 to 9 P. M. 824 WESLEY AVENUE OCEAN CITY, N» J. bill phonk to HERSCHEL PETTIT, M. a 8#Y Wesley Avenue OCEAN CITT, N. J. OKw Ktofvi A to It A. M.| f to • p. M. WeA end Sum., t f* !• A W* ««ty m n*H its

OKce Reunr • to If A. M.; T to » p. |L Fhen* tf? John H. Whitlcar, M. D. ' WESLEY AVENUE j (Venn CSty, N. ), , Hughes' Central Pharmacy EIGHTH ST. AND WESLEY AVE. Phone 245 4. Tk.i lulr Rilftn. f . O.. nt.r. In CKavat D. M. RICHARDS, D. C. Itoetor f CHIBOPBACTIC III Ntolh JSk Ctor. N. J,

T" , IFord'e John D. Rocke welter'#, and f j two or tliree othera are worth many i ; times one hundred million ilollai i But the money in in corporation:-. | The owners of the corporation- do i not draw the money, out. They ml invest it, a good tjiing when It h- -{ rc-in vested in labor giving enter-' : prises, not so good when inve-ted , J in bonds that pay no tav whatever. J " If the election of anybody for j president would hurt your busine - j or your feelings, "Lloyd's/* of Kngj land, will insure you against that election. One concern paid down $38,000 and Lloyd's agreed to pa> $400,000 in case of Ford's election — issuing a policy, which is u good j way of disguising a bet. The question is: Can Ford, byi « any chance, stampede the Democratic convention? Political leaders believe that if Ford had a regu- j nomination it would be impo> - ? sible to beat him. If the Democrats believe it earnestly in 1924, and if Ford had somebody that could produce a "Cross of Gold" speech for him, stampeding the conventiop might not be difficult. ■ ^ B FOR RENT Furnuhtd Apart-, $25.00 ment. Per month. .. Inquire MIKE ANNARELLI 1014 ASBURY AVE. ' ■ ■;

i What politician-- want, first of all, is to v.in. ■ , With a l«>af of bread in Germany 1 costing five billion marks— which wouhl have been $1,250,000,000 in j the old day* — the intellectual Allies are beginning to set aside all ques- j tton of reparations. They are wondering Whether they can hold Germany together and prevent the appearance of another and .worse "Rusria-." The learned Harvard Professor Shaler in hi^ book on the mob declares that even a gathering pfi clergymen, by certain influences, i could be turned into a murderous lynching mob. Our animal ancestor.'- are Ntill alive in the brains that we inherit from them. The St. Louis Star render# great service to the country in it# expo-; sure of a medical diploma null, THE LADIES' SHOP 948 ASBJTRY AVENUE Ocean City, N, J. j FLEISHER'S YARNS W * < A full line of Notion# and Trim- . mings, also Ladies' and Children's Underwear and Hosiery

| — ; : : REASONABLE RATES Phone 820 HOTEL ST. RITA FOURTEENTH and ASBURY AVE. Open All the Year E. M. RODGERS, Prop. Hot Water Heated Rooms Home Comforts ; m * to ' . 41 W»ll mlx«d concreta for p* rm» n«no# " F. P. MATTERA & CO. Third and Haven Avenue Manufacturers of Automatic Tampered Concrete Building Biocks ESTIMATES FURNISHED FOR Foundations, Block Bases and Cement Pavements

Ask to see our new Stucco Faced Blocks Office: 129 Asbury Avenue H ■ -1 I I ' ■ PHONE 789 ^ Jobbing and Alteration# HOWARD O. MacPHERSON * W Practical Carpenter and Builder -SktUfketioB III Oar Motto- 1016 CENTRAL AVE. ■ 1 . H E. A. CORSON General Contractor 737 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY ROADS, SEWERS. BRIDGES. BULKHEADS j 1 IB A Single Burner Keeps the Whole Dinner Hot dttn Utat, ypu can cook i bi, mej, mx ^saoomwp touwtenwtwmn Jfc burner,. Atwxy* look* Tj/j mfinomont* ,Pic ,nd ,rtn. ^ 10 U t thim will be no kd tn noodwermto. for the new heigkt prevent, ton S ret:,mnR iu n"woth .nrfire Betut.A.l in Hm'en ,n4 doout p * w,thout *nith , do« net retch our Silearonrua City Gas Light Co. 839 ASBURY AVENUE

, I turning loom upon the country an) army of igrwrant, dangerou.- men j e^ppped with "diplomat" authoriz- • ii^T them to practice medirir * ; rut destroy lite. I Medical men who have been co* .. I tent to art on State Boards, cmfir ing their activities rto attack> on other of healing, never finding time to tnveattgate their own house and put it in order, ought also to be interested in the work that the St. Louis Star ha> done • for themRecently CommumKtv were marching on Berlin to upaet Ih Republican gmcernmer.t. In this blessed country, at about! 4 IDA E. KISTLER Life Insurance with IRA SCOTT JOHNSON 409 Ninth Street, Next to City Halt.' .- tor the W*D-Wc<?fc CoftrmateetS E*tla»to* Cheerfully G.veu WILLIAM REYNOLDS PAPERHANGINGS Wl ASBURY AVENUE. 0 sees City. K Z. ,* Fhose 1 iuj }it

Our Wall Paper is a veritable find. We aim to please the particular. Just come down and inspect our numerous de ^ signs. If you are critical it mat take you a long time to decidethere are so many patterns to ' choose from— hut the point is that you can be suited exactly right anc < at prices that will appeal to you. ^ ALFRED R. SMITH 1048 Asbery Ave. Occaa CHy Now Jersey '• i

f tbtth u# pMbhc was j JcmzTjr ir of a tobacco To-miosasliqp ^ , ! i'mo-utainy u two hu&dred aad my of dollars, cvmbimdg * b '-tr i-lmphfying buafnesa ; —all exceiieaU provided the pabfac jl^iw tnwk of ' what fg done. Ov$m iji Ku rope they are tearing thing? to pta&s. Here we are , l/plhi luer up. Happy we. | J. E. JOCHER J RA I NTI INKS [ 1920 Aabury Ave. HENRY ROESER. Jr. Certified Public Accountant MZ EIGHTH STREET Ocean City, K. J. > Audttv Taxes Sfgtem > IL H. AJJBEST | OLDFIELD OLDFTELD J \Y U OldflnM Ok*, i

n . n. umxieia ana , : TILE AND MARBLE WORK S12 CENTRAL AVENUE ! ffeon. 229 J Omm City, N. J. Furnished js v I : 1 _ 1 * ■■■ i ■ — : — - •• - - 1 ™ * I f i Uwti: l«^k«mruae kara k*4c I ! Walter E. Alkn i ' ■ il9 | AWNING AND LINOUESH WORH | WINDOW SHADES j Bourse Apartment* | J OCEAN CITT. N. J. L

. - 1 1 DonT let the spring Bad yot ^ v a leaky roof. Tt inrito M, f Storms are coming a leaky be apt to result £n _Jrr ^OMfifcraUe damage. Chimneys that leak should ha ( Kptf-T | looked after and waterSmoker efaiauk^K en be IT T. .made to draw. It iwlifrvV^^ f—j Tin roofs are tre-proof. All kinds of sto^«d hmtm

^3||to\\7 / / l repairs, stove and heater aim ;;S. / / I % slate and slag roofing p§P/*T7 h SMITH * / / tor r~1 The Tinaarith 309 ELEVENTH SHUflgr v Phone 24 KW I ALL KINDS OF GUTTERS R. H. JOHNSON PLUMBING COMPANY |1 is now In its New Offices 817 ASBURY AVENUE 1 where patroaa u4 friemb wOi be eordielly wekowd WELCH CONSTRUCTION CO. "Welch Built Homes" - 11 1 — — ,, "Brflt Qr The SeeOCEAN OTT. N. I. 1 Phone 180 •jg,;:' Snacplf Srnailpg PLUMBING and I 731 Asbury Avenue Ocean City. H. I. Ptioee 21 I-J > • - — . i. — S. B- SWAN 1. E. nOQT SWAN and TROUT f PRACTICAL CA1FHII1S III mum I 1040 ASBURY AYE. OOSAN CUT, K. i. JOBBING A SPECIALTT - - - - V. wire dfia krauss mm To Wire Your Hous c j - ~ 1 — - FHOMB ?«iov tTW v J •. 4H ASBURY AVENUE I E OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY iff | * TO# SI0IL0 HAVE , |i A Reliable Buildar "I TV ere* yeeT Oteen CRy Yea eeneet ^ ■££ a 4^1 d ,„>y,ftg»r • "■h*r •» ,*l «wM rrfer T*| „ Me l» Setri Ter the H«l ef Vime. end ftHm* «| the MatH ' -111 Otis M. Townsend ■ BUILDER .•"tuNlffi