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(•••— ••!•'• •:1/f,:PK,
Asserts His Httjis^ ,
' Is All at Sea Now
the
laving *a
t I
bouse If you cant set to It un-
less-you use hip Mote and a
jwfr boat? that'a what Leslie
>, ..JSIeelmwi. 6633 Marndeo at,
wul - j mpW«. wants to know..
Steellban das a cottage, on
Granny Bound, near Wlldvnocd.
and toe onlj approach without
°|BwrmrpljiK Is by a boardwalk to
"~ hlgbway. Cnrortunately tb*
ras washed out this
" jrjdch. Dr.
T 1
r
So Steelman wrote the tr*ehql-
, JO, mt 3 p. ro. ders, asking them to do something
[$. there will about it The freeholders gave the
tliy -end com- tetter to Robert K. Bell, county,
nolfcitor. asking that 1 he write Mr,
Steelman that the problem it up
to the township and himself.
Pennsy Excursion
To Zoo, Saturday
{ ' The Pennsylvania Railroad an.
nourrted tils week that it will
operate a special round trip ex-
cursion to the Philadelphia jool.
OBlcal garden .tomorrow (Satur-
d.u )
Hoses VIII meet the train fa
Philadelphia and convey the pas-
atngcrs to the too and return,
under tho personal supervision of
Pennsylvania Railroad reprer
and n
wolahlp per-
. , . .. wen flus mu-
•H. «nd Hmr. iooeph N. Fedrfck.
5"tor qf,ttts Istmry and A
E. ^bnrcbes. delivered tb«
Wdress. "Youth and
to tke Total*."
o f s«rvloe.' those at-
tending wore guests of Mr. and
Mia. Gilbert Smith at breakfast at
the Avalon hotel.
tUn Science
Subject For Sunday.
Fac« wn
Gmn Two Mondts'
of Atom* by
DEATH"
NEW
ipehpes
it* he imprinted
Beaut"
PKESS
PHONE 1480
ICES
Spocial reduced round trip rates
to Cincinnati and rolumhns, Q..
and inCIonnnolis. Ind, will be on
sale tomorrow.
KATZINGERS
CHTLDBCVs BHO^S — Fnpir Unfa
Proper Btjlm. Prapcr Supett aa( Pnp
. fr Fit. Eat* tiny Faal I-rtT Fitted.
Take Your Scrip
Dollar in Scrip is
>«rfh $1.10 in merchan-
dise in our store.
rr,
7H '*-
•'s Jewel Shop, Inc.
812 BOARDWALK
Repair Work at One-Half
-. t, Former Prices
^ERT'S HOTEL
RESTAURANT
rant
a. tn. to
TO.
Delicious Dinners
and Platters
TRAINOR'S and
~ >
BEER
Sojners Point
?«0BA*|0M AfTBa DEATH"
will iM.the inbiect of the Lesjson-
Seitaqn in all Cbnrchea of Christ.
Scientist, on Sunday, April 23,
MM.
The GoJiJen Tint is; Bt ttat
shall enduro unto the end, the
Mnifi ihail bt saved" (Matthew
•
t«ilSJ,
—, the citations which com-
prise the Lesson-Sermon |g ne
following from tte Bible- "For
whether we jive, we live unto the
Itwiti and whether we die. we die
unto the Lori: whether we live
therefore, or die, WJJ . are the
Jon's. Far to this end Christ
Doth died, /and rose, and revived
ttat he might be Lord both of the
dead and Ilvtor" (Romans 14:1,8).
The Leanon-Seraiou also Includ-
es the following DUMBS from -the
Christian Science textbook "Sci-
ence and Health with Key to the
ey to the
giplnres: by Mary -flaker Ediy-
Mortal mind must part with er-
ror. must put off itEolf wUh its
deeds, and injmortal manhood, the
Christ ldH ill i
ds,
Christ
hld
d, the
will mimar. Ftith
it bd
t l H will mimar. Ftith
shosld enlarge its borders and
stJengthen Its base by resting op-
on Spirit. Instead tit matter. Wlien
ma i i b
p mer. Wlien
man (ivessp bis belief to death,
he wfll advance more, rapidlv to-
w«Ms Gd IJf d I » (
adance more,
w«Ms God, IJfe, and
«0)
t (p.
St. John'. Lulhermn.
fpt hli soaQJpB . Ha U' laom fcr and
jH4e for tti aailltr. and Dndw»dlr .111
tWj* •.pleuhw ej*matiBii oftiimrt
wWA he Ii earning m.
itt
of
Firrt BaptUt Omrch
ADnounc
Bsv CHUBB W. iJUmate, MlnUl.r
k! ** tvl w wnhip M 10..JO
Bn* xcbaol. Jls4S ». n. CIMBU for
all iwes. C«rt Hnn, laptrinURdtnt,
fcuis HiviH mnd unag >t liW p. ».
nrtBe ltd bjr bnn onttn.
Frnjcr, nmlllls BB Wcdiu-si., ,t f sis
P. m,
HOLT TKINTTV EPISCOPAL
S«, O. K. D.v!d*,n. iKtar*
SffHtn for tht M Sqnd.r »!««
t
1 •. m.—HBII iBd
9.« !. m.—Chareh i^iosi.
10,45 •, ii—Momine prmrer and
E3B.
ST. JAMES A. H- R. CHUBCr
lih SL tua^na A«,
to, Ilenrif It Ompif, If., Paiui
Kund.iy. 11 ., *,. HTHMH fa U«>«iiit«F.
lliTO p, m. Ion to Sthool and lie
BlWc a»».
i» p.-» BBhB fcrrle. u Shilsh
tapUn Churtb. Ssrswn br Sir. Knur
1L ^gper, Jr.
T ||. n, Ailafl ChrliU.n Eiufe»vOr.
x n. «, torn br Jke ««it,
daF E?Cft!ng. His N. A. A. C, P.
ni 4U Jlept A. _ -,
School CW- Nix BdH Ttidnr,
to UK MM Hi*.
4l IF !• 1 * • • • •
• Money , '• Scri
J7*
Hotel, Offk*
HM
'• ' Iata¥4U *
Paint*
Varnish Stains
Decorative Enamel
2-Hour
Lacquer Eaamel
Screen Enamel
Porch and
Floor Enamel
Spar Varnish
Pure Shellac
Small
Can
10
Large Can
20
l'aint and Varnlih
Kemvicr _ —
Pnn I.lnsMd Oil
6-01. battle -
Turpentine
0«oi, ran „
10 c
10*
Puttj
can , .___„„
(.old 1-nlnt
jar „..„„.......,„
tliimlniim Paint
Sand Paper
package
Pntty Knife
10 e
10«
10 c
Paint Rrashu
AaorhMnt
10 e
gim
Sornb Brn«kje« *
Scmb •ask
18.01,
Laundry Soup
SewifBf
Dait
Dait
Mop
MopBMdi"
MA _
On Mops
each _
Cedar Oil
not -_ __
labber Kneclin>
nidi web
Robber Gloves
pair ..„
10 v
._
10 e
10 v
Daylight Saving
Starts April 29
One more week of "slow" time,
or "sim" time, svhlcStTer yon call
It. "Dajliglit saying" time will
inon be hsrel
The freeholdrs aflopted a reso.
lution, Wednesday, directing tlint
the elnika be set ahead «n hour
at midnight. April 23, As usiml,
t.'retlioldpr Robert Miller voted
asalnit the idea. He's a conlirmtd
curing federal aid to prevent fur-
ther beach erosion, ft was an-
nounced Wednesday, when letters
from the other counties were read
at the freeholder meeting. .
Senator W. Warren Barbour and
Congrnsman Isaac Bacharach
have both promised to hels get aid
for New Jersey under President
Roosevelt's relief plan.
On motion ' of Preeholder K-
_aw#BijcR- ^Chalmers, Luther 4-
Ogden, dirtctqr of the board, iqip
named' aMdelegate > to attend a*y"
meetings or conferences on the
subject, and to follow up on the
attempt to have national funds
spent on the seashore.
Mita Marion Meehah, %f Dela8»
cey pi,, had "as a house iruest over
the Easter vaeatlotj, Miss Jeanne
Bulger, of Elklns Park, Pa,
i "
MORGAN HAND, JR.
OVIL ENGtNEEB KURVKVOR
UtaBHl NanktMl Enitattei Mi
Lan4 |arn»r
Mil Fl.M-r« in Onan fllj
lariren attd maps. muBicipai. ettgU
Hen, reparu, (mtlnutts, invenin-
tkai, appnlimrau, nlt.waier itwue,
tulas, swamp and ult-maFBh prob^
Inu, atrtal nrven anannd, mail '
«ilon problem., dlv.n nsBlicd, if
BsllUsB and ualenud fill-settle
•mt W splMivM, Pnelle mrvsys -
,«iir a easBtn, TaUne of Batoplals
aFFanfed, Concftte quality EsnEfst-
L.udK.iKi and Biibdivijlon aurven
and plant.
a«iBr Engineer, O««n Clt»i But.
d«nt Enirineor jl. 1. State Highway
rept.! KiibeF Ensiiinri
Cerps. U, B. Army 1 Farmer
Fertland Cement A l i
Blood Transfusions
For City Commissioner
(Caiilinued frem page 1)
chosen over 10 .members of the
police department who volunteer-
ed blood.
Police Offer Blond.
The file; fmir the transfusion
was to be madn hecanie known
feturda;, and the riolice Imme-
dlatol}- orfercil their nomos in
Chief Jack Jprnee, sayinB they
were wllllnR to Kive blood, -
WaJ,Qt (Ji6m.hs4,their blood .
r willinR to Kive
ai at thorn.hs4,their
Optical Service
Now Lower In Cost
We desire to nnnounce that
oar complete optical. aerVIee
durinB 1MB win be rindt3»4
i a reduced" cost. Dial S-'lBSl
(or accurate eye sight itrvice
at very modtrate ratei. Frajnes
irreatly loweriiJ in price.
. L W.BETTS& Sons
OPTOMETRISTS
1T08 Atlantic Ave
ATLANTIC Cli*, K. 1,
Houn 9 to 5-
pi«i B.1M1 -, 1
p o
were William Smith. Alex Hart.
ed, and if more should be need-1 only when weather was too to
ed, they nroniihly will be called j vere.
upon ! Thepolion who offered blood
Mr, Campbell hM been suiter-
ing from general wearkness and
a tort of anaemia, following an
operntlon several months ago. His
determination to attend to city
affalri, rather than gVi south for
an extended rest period, ig said
by his physician to have been an
added reason ,for his fai^rii^to
rejain his strengUi,
HilifB Only Fair
Despite bis,condition, Mr. Camn-
hell, who Is about 70, has mlised
hut few meetings of the city cum
misslaners this winter, and then
I ""' W U u or Tan Purl
" N F »r Qiferft.
We Charge far Lmm OKI,
AtiAitif AV, ATLANTIC err
Just dn
plcl Turkish custom
-~j- you had your watpr today?" is a
familiar chant in Constantinople where ven-
dors-make a living by selling water~on the
, city streets.
This, instance is « striking example of the
difference between water and water service,
/ tn Rendering water service, ydur company
/ spares no effort to see that you have water
V *^T *^ * wn °^ "*• foocet— whenever you
iwojit it, «t sufficient pressure, and' in what*
\ «v»r qoanHty you desire.
CITY WATER
Dr. Harry H, Lake
Optometrist
822 Anbury Ave, Phone 49
, LAW
Augustus S. Goetz
Additional XjiNta ieuiU+f tUux niiptAlMl)^ '
(Bocilc valuA
fi,«M,MS 8*
Cuh coltaettd frai"
Cafh collfctcd ftom
Cmih collesttd fnta
Total Caili
[ B« ACCOUNTED FOR
from AJiMU and Htotk
llsh H on an unrestricted
,, voiced Wednesday by
Buvinger. in an address
:iwanis Club on national
•"•Ituatlon, in which he re-
Eland 'hat the gov-
gnarnntec bank
toent , ^ _ „
OHn>t. aUoweil on AiHW . .
Lones churned off:
Oh Auete -. -
On Stock AitqUueAt .
Total IAMP* Charnad oft"
KemalnlnE AutVi)
Uniollect^t A«*(.
Uvcollectad AdrttldnaJ Aaaete
UnesllHUd ^m* A»MjB»tnt
lotil UemkMttf {jAiioItcetHl Aictu
TOTAL ASSETS ACCOUNTED FOR ' _
tl«7 WM
SS.2iO.16
,*1 B6« 26
3.J2C061.9E
Stevrtt Liabilities •( date of SiUDenilon
VVJ"" 1 * 1 LlMHtl t dt f S I
R _
l
V V J * 1
Aildltloniil
SDenilon
at data of Su»Den»Ion
FlsUt>ilib«l
TOTAL LIABIUTIES THIS HATE
in Resort
GuoIin*>SH.v«l and unpreo-
,>liow rtsirjlncd hj liuk of
Vt ould be fremendous,
bank were fiuaranted,"
1 payment of S billionB of
In all closed banks will
The direct first cost
; off would bf 8 billions
rfryone of tbeae closed
bsve assets In tliclr port
whose ^aluc In normal
Is sufficient to pa> their
ln full
! resumption of normal bus-
would follow guarun-
deposlti and pjjment
I depositors would soon, bring
income up to normal
Soon Over lost,
the present nation il cirn-
citj m about one billion
below normal, onlj nb
ifteekn of normal btlnl-
be required to cover
of paying the denOBltors
1 such a cost would not bo
ns ihe rl»a In Ihe ral
: banks' isseti. tollowlug
nl normal business
either tho reopening
liquidation of the banks,
j orderly manner, without loss
k to the depositors or atpek-
I^Me ialil "It appears poB
in lieu of direct gov
. guaranty of bank dcpon
re may be some form of
[t"ta»iirance through a now
^'•gencf or corporation, to
\ for that purpose In my
t ii, at least, a step ln
o~.l direction. Anything along
|1IM ttlli be ttn Improvement
l/tni) condltionn which fonu-
TOTAI. COLLFCTfONS
Closed Bank"Collectioni '
$248,309.15 to Match 31
(Contlniud froB* naff* ')
loans and property owned by the
1)ink and are listed at tho hook
inlue, rfttlid thnn actual value
The HahllkloB are llBtod In
tliree k-roupa Swured liabilities
.imountlni to $1,0*7.767 22. which
comprise federal reserve and Re-
eomtriKtlon Finance forporatlon
bonoivlHK8, misecrired liability
amountlnir to ll,4«)V.52lf* Q . nctwe-
p . of pbtfca .and *li«vi«n^Tits oh
itteet che«llnir flte work of patrolmen,
^f fefwiuifa In rhare* of. ati^tloti I^
fautriAt
slclit litaed to ,tU(tht ihlfbi.
f U found app.n and doled
fJKe
'Clrk.
N
i
. 171,
r. eleap Jail and nollih brms
AHH demohiltxed:
e rtrt. The condit
Mr. Alorrta practically without the
use of his lower limbs, since hhi
right 1*B was partly pairidyied be-
Be wi^s resting much more com-
fertftbly yesterday, however, und
was able to nit np. He will not
be able to attend to his.duties for
some time, according to his phy-
sician.
ReeotMtlA fop the department 1^
bo ttaigMalem bate been aubmlttrd (0 th*
Staiubtil lAeelfleattona /or. . unlfonnn
liave b«eh dA*a, arises on naine received
trtita ieverflt i i i
VaiS latc«i» - -
dud £ftt«rlnff
UlSr 'v»llf«i« La*«
Material WUUH..
In the report It was pointed Out
that from March 19 to April 18
there hud been 68 arrests, while
In the period from January 1 to
March 18 there were only 32 ar-
rests Jerneo nlno ga\e a detail-
ed account of the changes In or-
ganisation of the department that
ho has made while acting chief
A hitherto undlHClosed (act Is
tliut his "lihie denim squad" clon-
ed tip 17G hmwei that were ncceo-
srblo to thieves Ite nlso report-
ed That the nilmber game and li-
quor' sMllns business have been
demoralized i
The report follows:
April 19th, 1033.
TO Mayor Hnrry Headlcy
1-ROM Jack C. crnce Acting. Cliltf o[
SUBJECT Artiiitlm of Polk* tleuirl-
m«nt Marrh 19th to Auril 18th 1Q33.
1 Tlie following U a report of the ar-
ti\4t|p