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p« taw Avenue City, N. J. TlVplSaSciIba tourney Jjondir •ajf? School pnsUmlnarlOB' ami aumbloniihlp matcJieB are scher ijuled to bb played during tho Cprrjitift week, under, ihe direction nf lOarl Sharp, who. las ebarge JBT" tie"(Jwan City diitriett Half Soles «nd HttU Men's $11.00 Women's 75c BDtiNATO 922 ASBURY AVENUE We Alter Shoe. - - rlsMiw (||p|it SAL E i^GALOW — $3750 bungijow, ^hich is completely furnished, is " oceanwwd of Atlantic Av. It contains three ns, iiinUBfork made • by local per- ions i« at the Atlantic, shnrm Hospital this week, it wag iloniited to tile hospital by Mrs, Ernem H, Oplinier 1 , of the Ocean rnurt ApnrtmentH, Oeeau' City, It Is n hanil-madB bed spread, containing oye« 6,000 individiinl pieces, all round, and sewed to- Wlher to form perfect squares, rho sauares are Tormeil by rows of preen plnces, which also make up the border. Mrs. Oplinmrf made most of the jread herself, but wa« nided in the gigantic task by a few friends Slip Is Ihe mother of Mrsi H Rostin Whitp. wife of Dr. While, chief of staff at the hospila! The spread will n* exhibited al |he hrfiipital, and later at Tarioys places in Some Point and Ocean fily. It rater will he sold, ths proceedii I., lie uml lo irfjncfii he hoflpllal. Ever bear of HOrseboat Creek? Slost newcomorg to this section, upon 'Hearing it, think it Is a corruption of "house- boat" creeli. Hut. it isn't. The creek, which lies between Patcong ureek and job's Pofnt, got Its name in tie old aiaje days, of 100 and more ajo, before the days o "horseless tMrriage" and horses," In tliosp days ii was or three dhj trip frem delphia to the seashore. I'H 10 Hfllilville, Silm>;r? unii Bwslej's Poini. *si m lo i'sipe Mas aa«l •'j.v Court 1 louse. The stage line ns. trim, nilelphiu atroiis ft j-_!i, }ir- MlIVS iJllldina, .il-s ^jj"«: years the I'hil lo B«sh 1 .v 1 ii - iIK The jts ^ ltH\i B Milk IN* Fur Imsl nse. never apply nny- titit a ropulnble, marine fin Ordinary houno pnlnta , nre iiilaWf, The cunt mny bo u HWJW but It reprcsimtii true Tour own Inbdr or l |\iy tor roprepenln Iho n ivttntlng a boat — or ittt-f. lieiil niarino paint VJIMI will look well.,for Jill 'VMM 'VMr!i !|i ! mi fi/dh 'llliildi IIH.IUi. i tin i /ii i i hi use good hriisliofl i iud alao only r«ii nr cans. Like. XIHI open ii can of ii m ihiirouf.lily * tllilri] crintf'Ilti: ^vr conîsteMi^y he- I II llflll. l,0t OV. IJ 0 In lore you Bp- i f h'lliiliLU Il*(ll, 1 .V noiili siilp of Mzji pr to Si-uilv IW, liroilgllt ni'K-fp*^^ and its r^nd-y^^L: great wen', JÎA enough i" if.'.--'; nnd who ,v ('j ;>;* body could ia "i>i know), Inotfli ,'if enining ni : h~ 4-3.2 was UD ev*i ^s,i \' I'I «i •". it's work, hill i * h in i in viiJions of Hn i i In 1 snort MiiiCH fSwd Scout News A meeting of the •t> 1, under thp Robert Uckej', m. in the social v 'i\ti>rian chiirch. . troop are ask. 5Ee¥tUnfH.2i3g p. m,—lit ind tic B¥»i, Two Shawl Stirling fS|| • Ctu&m Botki al IMHJ fitkH, KUII Heliin, i.Wf Frl, Slid S«l., April il.ll — "GABRIEL OVER THE ' WHITE HOUSE" wild WALTER illOTON Kirfn Msrl?r . FrAhfligt Tsiif — Ainu — llnK flrailby VamtA? Wei ind Thur... April 16-27 _ ROI.ANI) VOI'\r iiic i. Whin HuulliiM II II t ll.ir < mil IT i Hospital Benefit At the Golf Club KB 1L nriBprs, Jr, :\ ::i!nd ihnt iwti nr oven iU. ''Vf-n wrll tifii^hrci out jniiii nip iifHt. A Iliirk II i'Mik nil rlRln for a .h. tiiti i-: nliunm purp in i!p i,r hli.»lpr in a brief ! ii: •• n « ui old mill Mint, accumulation nf f iTmnve In (lie l.'iriiina with a h. nr iry imc nf the! pf. CLARKE BROS, MACHINE SHOP Marine Repairs SIS Ittr ATR, xootmr Today"* most vivid from WoshiDEton form subject matter of "Cab- Mrs u. . t.t •"•jrr V. nooiiar. Mrs. Willian iifarafleW, Mrs. Ear! R, Rtae iUrs, RsnnnEj B. Inêr»all. Sirs _ jHjnrr C. Seimxai/. Mrs. L*ww _ headline,, Maibias, H.-i. FFmiwis Steelinao. the en-1 *"•• jniomaj r««s. Un, Alexan ._. „ w«^,- Saturn, .Mr*. Clarence Orer the White Home." h i«"- Harrr Headlw, Mrs. jids fair to be «ne of ihe ir«at-! u MooaslBn. Jr, t,T Mrs nrr- \em Benniions in H-reen hUtorr.i •*" rini« $|.95 and fO-95 Stunning s SUITS and COATS lg.95 Up SMART,MILUNERY - ?1.00 and $1.95 — IU O1R Featuring Our New BONAT PERMANENT WAVE OCEAK C:iTT 8CB1P AfCF.PTF.II STYLE DRESS SHOPPE 815 Atbury Avc, Ocean City Phone 129W AWNINGS Take action' now for snmmer comfort. Se- lect awnings which will protect wall pa- per, nigs and expen- sive decorations from the ray* of a hot Hammer sun. Then too —the home with kwn- lhgs is the codleit home. Select your awrJn^f from our va- riety of pleasing col- or combinations. *• f*iW FMtbn- Light I'astrlrs With Your Illnnw w to Take Home Johnstone's Cafe Mi ASBURY AVENUE Oppsiile City Had Tarty Pastry SAVE Between Atlantic City, Ocean Gti^ All Parts of Cipe May i^!ffij,0 Ocean City-Longport BriJ 4 TICKETS — 50c Good Until Used Ocean City Scrip: SEAFC Dili MwH nt the New llrliliro First of the Catch CAPE MAY MACKEREL Pounds P DELAWARE BAY SHAD . BUCKS 2Q C ROE QQc FH0HE 1S00 u m Get from 7% to 36/ Miore TEMPERED RUBBi Apparent similarity of price, ilia, ifcapa and jams opinion t to the con- trary—tire* are not all alike. Decld- d t I S U.S.TIRES AT THE 10WEST PRICES IN HIS tdh/nrtlSem.ruiimuihfarth.Vihart W V E "* TODAY oHMn-frfhr bernr valu., mar* for 2f«irfr»B«yiAndwiWOWSt,l«- Aftfi 91 4 MUMpwfyHlitthpihoihMnmoita W " £ l by"WS,"or hir fh«n by Indian- dent invMHgaton prevw eonclu- . thily *«US,nfw gtw from 7S , to 36* aSlTB milmgB at no jsjrg cort.Thui, the vary Isail you tov» IR buying o U.S. Ttre it wall 6 4.75 - 19 - 8J5-i8-- 8.B0 -19 - - ^pi t t E f f i Ep B U|. ' Bffi gnd thow you the actual tire* theM Mm low PALMER TIRE SERVK 24-Hour Service H19 Asbury Aveoue p CHEVROLET COMPANY Ocean City Sentinel-Ledger CitJ ScnttMl. g lUl'l OCMH OJtr I*d».r. Eil.bllitifJ 1111 g nr ConiollJ.imi ii|« jjj, 0^" Nntlnil-Ltdnr, ConiollJ.imi m« •• 0»»» clw N«fi, UtibliAed 1925: l«itifwi*Mitf.N«nl OonulidaM 1921 '•' Fnlfrwl «• Second-dun Matter it IliB Pant O(tl« it Ong CEtr, N, 1,, ?•;• W" 1 ** under Art of Hiinil i, llig I I nl tvtry Friday I»» 8VRriation to'these Sunday afternoon gatherings, Bicyelei are coming back in ityle, and eferyhndy'g try. hi to IN how mueh mileage they can get !» the gallon—of Perspiration. 'jilrit' EXECtTIVE" A "MAN¥.SroiP" HAH. JOBUB wag, lit we my, "many aided,' 1 and every man Bees the nlrte of Ills nature which appeals moat to bimself. The doctor thinks at the great pliyfllclan whnge touch never fall- cil, who by Borne mystery preceded modern Bclenee In I(B still ini- perfect, knowledge of the relation of the spirit to health. The prea- cher Bludlen the Sermon on the Mount and marvelfi that trnilin go Iirofniind shduld he expreised lp words so clear and simple, TUn niltnidr remtmberii only that he denounced the rich; and Ihe com- iniinlHt that his disciples carried a common purse. Lawyers have written In praise of his pleading at his trial; and the literary «rl- ilfB nf every nge have oheerTuliy acknowledged his mailery, I am not a doctor, or lawyer or critic bui an advertising man. As a proressiun advertising in young; as ,i force it Is a« old as (he wnrld. The first four words ever littered, "Let there lie light," con- Hlliille Its charter. All Nature is.vibrant with it Impiilne. TIIB lirll- llont plumnfo of the bird la color aitveriialng niUlie.Hiied io the eni- ntlnns of Us mate. Plants deck themselves with blossoms, not far Imiuty only, hut in nttrnct the patronnge of the bee and so liy HprenilinH pollen on Its wings, lo Insure the perpetiinlldn nf lliplr hind, The B|iadoiiB firmament on high, And nil the blue ethereal sky, And spangled Heavens a RhlnlnB frame, Their Brent Original proclaim. It lias been remarked (hat "no astronomer cmi he an nlhelBl," which is on%- another way of Baying that no man Ban look up nt tlin first and greatest elertrlft sign—the evening Rtiirs—nnd rnfiine In believe its message: "There is a rousts: A Ood," 1 propose In the next few articles tn speak of thj advertlitementpi of JesUR whirh hnvfi BtirvlVFil for twenty centuries and ore still the most potent Influence In the world, Ijet us begin by asking why he was go siiPceRsfiil In mastering public attention and why, In contrast, his churches nre less so? The nnawer Is twofold. In tho first place he recognimd the basin principles that nil good advertising la news. Hew as never, trite or commonpln; lie had no routine. If thpre bad been newspapers in those days, no Pity editor could have said, **No need to visit hini today; he will be doing just what he did last Sunday," Report, nrs would hiivn followed him every filnglc hour, for it was ImpnH- slhl to prwllri what hp would pay or dni every nction and wnril w*re news, I repear, JOBIIH had nn routine. He was never trite nr rnmmonplnce. 'Week: A Sens linker bft-Karrill CflmpAn? Your Health The Nut Bowl POLICE CHIEF JERNBB. JACK JERNEE is to continue as Ocean City's chief of J police. , , It has seldom been our pleasure to see a public servant accomplish more within .30 days than Chief Jernee has McompIiBhed since he was temporarily appointed to the port. He has put new life and zip into the department and nig won for it a legion of new friends, while earning for tha resort, a large amount of favorable publicity, H Chief Jernee continues as he has begun, let any fu- ture^politica] change try to root him ouUof office, and^ you'll hear a mighty roar of protest! „ THE BOOSTERS' PBbGRAM, . , : 0 NE Qt the best proposals made by the Boosters is, in our opinion, the HOUSB of Friendship, The Boosters •uggest that the eenvention hall, at 6th st, and the Boarrt- ^ W«lk, mostly idle now, be converted Into a headquarters ||»r visitors, with booths, representing the principal cities ifjfcftMn which visitors come, equipped with home town news- ^>:Mpen, Basy chairs and registration books, I:M,,; We are certain this would b« appreciated by the visi- ^•*«J Md the reglBtration books would be • source of val- 0 WyntopnatWuitor thepi in locating friends, • , pSn^M:* «» ott«r valuable idsis to to exploit (irtw^ fo «*«*«—.fn tM p»st by ottering prtaes for *« I^wt H|in%ms the staran. Piihing ii «*:{*.0a«n f^ÊtJMit ^)kinr|»ints; Mfl moii^hpuid DI By Dr. John Joseph Galnes TOl'R PHTSItlAK. "Doctor, what's the matter with me?" "(.'an you cure it?" Thetie n riueRtidns make the "horns" of the dilemma In ev- I'ry cuse t rented or applylnf lor tieatnient. Botli qucBtions are uf the highest importance for tlie doelor and patient, A doctor may know exactly what the trntilile, is — be may be ihe best of diagnosticians-- jet he niay lie sadly deficient in bis knowledge of the best remedies for the disease; so iiroud and deep is the science of medicine! 1 believe Lhere are hundredM —tliousauds bt patients treated und cured —--when- the a«ino. sis was ubeuluteiy a mlHtulcen uue, Htiw? Well, the skillful doelor treated the important SYMPTOMS. The best doctor strive! lo be cruiiil to mi answer to both of the queatioiis at lie bead of (IIIH letter; happy the physician I hut fan, turthfully, answer Imtii. Suppose the doctor cannot accurately diagnose the ease — yet believes he has done HO; I'd trust that doctor anywhere. Why? Just because he known what remedy to apply for the symptoms, I would bo perfectly.-willing far u doctor to treat me who knows well the action of the medicine lie uses; lie knows the cause that will bring abaut the effect. A Bond physiologist Is a good doctor; the man who knows healthy life is quick to raeogniiiB any departure from II, Pliyslolosy is the science of Hie. I am not so devilish particu- lar about a technical diagnoses; 1 do not eari! how many red mils a man has, just HO I know lie is anaemic. Now laugh, if you wiiiit to! An Irishman was carefully whetting Ids knife, with an ear- nest look on his face, "What's the matter. Flannifnn? Are you lolng w commit suicide?" a friend inquired. "Vis," responded Flannlian, "but not on meself," In the sprini a young man's fancy turns to thoughts the glrlfl have been hartoring all winter anyway. "Come on out oh the veran- da with me," tie younf swain Mid at the dancini party, "I think I hear a niibtenfale," But It wasn't a nlghteniale — It was only a lark! They tell a story of two bro- thers who ran a small sawmill together. One of them was converted at a religions meeting and urged the other to follow in hilt footsteps. "I know I ought to do It. Bill." the brother admitted, "but I don't see bow it Is possible." "Why not?" perilsted Bill, "Whafa to prevent you?" "Well, it'» this way, Bill," returned the other, "there's got in he somebody In this firm 10 grade the lumber," "Where in the world have you been?" "Down nt the depot to see my wlfd off," "But how'd you get your handn so black'?" "Oh. frtrtr- pattinE 'ihtt engine," And our Wen of winted oner- tty IB telliqg a story Jo n hnlii- liendetl man! "Little Oirl, why nrt ynu an inipiosted In iherc hirds?" "Well, I just leiirnail thnt there ain't no Santa rinus, nmi I'm out to invegtignte (he Btorli piopoaltidn," . When a man breaks a date be UHunlly has to: when a wo- mnn lireakK a dnte she usually has two! "Come Mary and T will show you how to milk the cows," said Mary to her cily cousin. "Hadn't I better begin with a calf until 1 get more exper- ience," was the counter propo- sal, Lawyer! "And what did you say when you saw ihe automo- bile approach the railroad track?" Mike: "I Bald, 'That is a fine car, wasn't it?" "No, sir, My father never whinped me ia all his life," "Too bad. Just another wreck caused by a misplaced switch." "What do you do for a liv- ing, Samho?" "OB, I'se de manager of a laundry," '"Whnt!s the laundry's name?" "llissa Ann.'; , Bvo; "I'm going to get a new dress," Adnm! "That will be a re- leaf," It is considered vulgar to chew gum but a married man haa to eiorcise his Jaws some •way! I little girl attending nn Epic- copal church for tho Ural time, was amused to see all kneel suddenly. She naked linr mother what, 'they' vferfl going to do. Her mother replied, "Hush, they're Rolne to say their prayem." "What, Wfth all their clothes on." HcrfHelln. "Henry, it we werd both free again, would you ohooBft me to be your lilt.le wife?" Henry: "Now, what do you want tn start a quarrel for, junt aw ftverything'fl Kotng .pleasant- Jolei "What's iht dlffereneB hBtw#on a street ear and a tux* T AlWT POS6I9LE FOP TO tWf AT THE TIME •••• ESPECVAUY IF TMIY KH0W ABetfT IT nMae: "I don't know." Joi#: "Thtn let's taki the street ctr." » "Have you bstn fool in e ar- ou»a wits the atock market atS 'T w»« very serious -r- the stock market had all the: din." Arf you the com' ttofntBa cherget 1 : "H* eto'i my AHS- (kk«t H The Watch Towa Frank Parker Stock- bridge Looks Behind the Headlines. NATIONALISM , a klek.bMk A lot of ihe world's present troiibles are due to an excess of Nationalistic pride. Every na. tion Is trying to be self-con- tained, and then grouching because other nations won't trade with It, Every dollar we spend for foreign Bonds helps some other nation to buy our goods, 1 believe in America first, but I Uo not believe in the stupid doc- trine which would prohibit me from buying somel liing I want- nd hecaiiBB It was made abroad. Nearly a hundred years ago" there was an agitation in this country similar to the "Buy American" movement of today. The purty which advocated non- intercourse with foreign eoun. tries • got the nlck-name of "Know-iSolhiiijTs," Presently we will wake up again to the (ruth llml every obstacle id inlerna- lional trade hurts everybody concerned, • • • JKHS , , , , in flermany Jewish people all over the world are greatly disturbed over the policy of the new "Nassi" government of Germany, under the practical dictatorship of Clmncollor Hitler, In boycotting ' Jewish merchants, doctors, tea- chers and others. I talked the other day with an intelligent young German Jew who had been getting letters from home about the situation in Oerinnny, He was not at nil worried. His people bad written him that they were not being iifinoycid and that (he whale an- ll-JcwiBh agitation was directed ut u C'ominunlst element, main- ly composed of Jews, Another German, a non-Jew, Buld to me: "Hole in Amoricn, the Jews work like other peo- pie. In Germany a lot of them don't do anything but try to make trouble for the Govern- ment." But, of course, the German government has handled the Kiiuntlon stupidly, OH it always bandies any situutlon. More than a hundred years ago the great l'Vauuh historian, Gulzot, wrote: "There is something iu the Ger- man temperament which makes them utterly unable to tinder- Htnnd tlii> pnlni of view of other peoples," • * • )IA(III.M:S , , , eon't think When these hard times are over — and that won't be long now — we shall not go back- ward hut forward. And one thing we may look for Is more and more perfection of machines to do our work for us. When I was h. boy I used to admire the musculftrj develop- ment of the men' who worked in my uncle's machine shop. Not long iigo 1 visited the same plant, now tremendously chang- ed, und found one of those old timers still working. He was sitting In a rocking chair watching aii automatic machine do almost exactly the same sort of work lie used to do by iHind, only many times as rapidly and accurately. Ev- ery once in a while ae would mite a finished piece off ilir machine and put a new block of inetul in Its place. "They say the machines will throw everybody out of woric," he said, "hut I notice it still takes u human brain to tell tile machine when to stop and start," That is something people overlook. Nobody haR yet made a mnclilne that can think, and nobody ever will, a • • 1 Kl,i:i-IIOM: . . another step Everybody who haK n telephone must have wished ror some hOit of nn attachment which would answer automati- cally when (lie subscriber is away. Word coains from Vienna that just such a device has been invented and is In use there. When one is going out of telephone reach he seis the im- plement to the hour when lie expels to be back. Then, if a call conies through In his nb- , sence the caller hears n gong •ring io indicate the hour whan the person called will return. When ho returns lie finds a re- cord of all culls. It will be easy to develop that Idea Inio a phonograph re- cord which would say, "Mr, Smith has rone to Flmidti. hut will bo bin-1; nn the fifteenth.' or whatever other nicpsiipc It Is desired tn convey Something nf tlint sot I will coino sonic dny * * • TYI'DWIllTMIt . . lias birthday I have u vivid memory of th* dav when my mother received a letter from her younger brother In Uuffnlo. with the words printed instead of written with a pen. He said: "This letter Ii written on a new kind of machine we have got- in Ihe office, called u typewriter." That wiifl iilmopt pl*!y years «KO, about 187G. I should sny, The typewriter was. only three or four vears old then, for the sixtieth nnniverERry of its In ventlon byi Christopher SlioleR has Just been celebrated. There wns quite n celebration organized by the Young Wo- men's Christian Association. The tvpewilter, tboj held, had em- anclrnlcd women by making Ir possible for th«m to woric In offices. 1 don't think that Is RonniJ reasoning. Hardly any- body but. mon used typewriter* for at least twcntT years after tho machine was Invented. i"ho rush of wrani Into huni- neSB began tp the early 1890'e, after ib> telephone pwole had hroiten down th» barrlerB thai; kept women ont of offlceB. TheModerhMii :
conbtry and upttW- " - Into-one jbt (BH- mudltor- or ON. x Ftett Week Wwrg ajlqd-reailor, banaUUM h awglBd. 1 cwuJot kbep thttuts bs for- pfi gfflUiuj even of •e»n give him & mimiory. ,|ffowlnr contlnu- inenTOh for inar- i- tenycloosly to the -Mid as leader of almost makes an moatlu for treatment for bla Iff; wHIch" iii Injured when be ww struck by an automobllt. Bopby and M*ry Gordon, 1}. daochter of Mr. and Mr* Onmr C. Gordon, of Atlantic av., n$»r 1st St., were riding A tiled towed by Mr, Gordon's car. As they went down Atlantic av. the sled swerved Into the path of a cat driven by Dr. Aldrlch' C Crowe. The girl suffered only minor bruise*, but Bobby's right teg was fractured, and ttas (lean was cut to the bone. Ho lost considerable blood. -> After long and tedious treatment at the hospital, it was announced that Bobby would be ablo to walk without a limp He was In bed for about three months, and In a wheel chair for tho remainder ol the time B. Frank Smith to go T Repeal Convention „ as nndlscouniged as| Ocean City will have a delegate -object of his undying j tn the nlnto convention to f'ptcr '- one Jenny Thatcher, I mine whether New Jeney AX 111 fa Miss Madeline SDIII. vor repeal of the 18th amendment JTe Is a dry and will vote dn. If elected In other words he will oppose ropeal. The delceato 13 B Frank Smith With him on the ticket opposed to repeal are Frank B Mccray Miss Madeline Spitz, to got'The part of " is taken by Wil- there will be Regl- ttsableEnglish- thronghout the " • »-——~-w Mi.vuûuwi, iMir iu loncai are rrunir u Mecray .Though he falls out of Court House; and Rev Orvin H •*• aad off tho hacks or Fisher. Wildwood •"' be never Is ablo one part of" his ^ will not sustain . _ head. Tbls rich com- portrayed by CJlantfe the punch of ^ If all is the romance 1( Jack Webster hying his depleted fortunes rt»b Between himself aSrJ * gfrl — the wronr f W "~ more complicated by "oped shotgun, the III unerringly ae- F Sally" not enly Is the play but the name of person us person so duh It's a name well glv Jiti. Springtime ~ High School —>I students returned ..r,Easter vacations Tues- It the feeling of Sprtnef- 'Jwlr blood and thi will ;^*lmOBt excluded, until (MWme more strict. It nevier'falllng rule, ao- "•>. W. Reichly, prtnet- several days before, . the same time after a ration, the students lose •"of working. In ona ta- -~r are looking forward _.J off, and In the other ' ^recuperating" from the L -*-iys of [freedom. are on the last lap I tope appears In June, The delegates who will be pledged to vote for repeal are Andrew J. Csflero. elerk of the toedioWerg; Samuel A. Laming, Caps May; John K. garroll, Deo. nlsTille; Clement Les Fbiter. Wildwood; Charlts f. Campbell Cape May; D, Milea Rigor, Wild wood Crest, and O. Frd Cf ecker. Sea Isle City, igor, Wild Fred Cfon \ Mr. and Mrs. James B, Bevill will rand flit week end with Mr, and Mrs. Fred Wood, at Nazneth, P i f th h K and Pa,, red Wood, at Nazneth, from there to the Ko- t f A Pa,, OTinB from there to the Ko- tary district conference at Allen- town. Pa, Miss Elmlra Sipler, ol Trenton, was an Baiter guest of her aunt. Miss Emma Sipler, of the Wim- bledon, "— —- JPIL BUHHEBS to bt'fnmaaoA in High School AuAoriurj "The Importance or Being Ear- nest," 19S3 edition or the annual senior play by members of the high school dramatic society, will be offered In the high school au- ditorium next Thursday and Frl day nights, beginning at 8.15 p. m. Written by Oscar Wilde, a pop nlar writer of light stage plays, the play Is composed or three acts of hilarious entertainment basml upon the absurdity of many conventionalities of merjdav lire Ralph JarvK director of tho play cbaracteriies it as » •'trhlal farce" The scene is laid In Lon- don and one of its suburbs Fight members of the cast or nine will lie making their debui before the Ocean City public this pla>. All were selected from ft group of 30 or more who tried out for parts. Thomas McCann. a dramatic club \pteran of the past three years, is tho only actor in the cast who is olreadv known Before the play, and between Quiet May Oil Burners Plumbing , Heating ESTIMATES CHmFTOLT CrfUS Haas Burkhardt Mi AAmiy Inn Pawn I SAMPSON & CO. " iii.lth Street Ocean City Roofing - Heating FOR LAWN and HARDEN Meal Cow Manure Seed Clover iced Mushroom Soil H. Shoemaker Lumber Co. ÊVERYTHING TO BUILD A BUILDING'* PHONES 150*151 I BUILDEKS )RGE A — BUILDER — .AHD ASBtBT ATE. PHOJTE %m TROUT - BUILDER - 1063 ASBURY AVE. PHONE 1200 A SFECUIVTI ftHLA. FH0VES ISON HffRESS CO. OCEAH cm Inc. fAKDS PLUMBING—HEATING WILtARD F- STETSER Phunbing and Heating' IS CEHTBAT. AYR . Yicfcqbi.o.|)eitiil tii .itti-iiil Lin meitiriK of local En item Stu, Mond iy mirlil, when ne woflTircr, me to he in -tailed Mi M nnin limit Mm phy jnd her r.itlm, C1I1 fommi 'miner Joliri 11 Tiout, will t.ike iêr the otatKins of JJII uim^ DITI ^|JP nl ciiPinonii ,, for which a ' V'I' 1 "' 1 , 1 " " '"'I" Tuesdn .ind VVtdne Hiy nijrhts, u ill lie |fi\i-n hy (i.i'-t inition'i Minv M,itnn from f/'it of town ,np ,u 0 i\pecteil Out 1 niiiK head , M, ln,i Ml ,£o]jlli| WainMijfht, mil KIIIM- ICKI^NI linn for thp ,ih|p ,rw,, tin \ hue Hiidered dining Ihe na^t \i ,1 Co. Beach Aid Plea Now in U. S. Senate Prtsirtent 1 iiiiiklin D H(njse\ell »ii .isked tn limit, tint .1 poi i»n i tin 11111 iniilov 1111111 11 lit I ulnls tie fcpi nt to hm nun H> n 1)11111' liornon. of lilt V u hi i\ oast alii idv drsliOMil b\ 1111 don in a 1 evolution iinêu'id in h{. Senate hy the count\ lui loldv rn last rrldaj In tlie ii,nlutlon. laid ii< fo 1 thf bi>d\ bv Suiilin Birhour, thi fticlinldi 11 imintid to voik on hi hp.ichp, is a im-Mhlp ic^t 11 it v "or men irnplmid in i' fin "^t Itton mlaniilion mil Imil 1 mum llmmtnt lelirf proerani I il 1 e\lil lined Hi it 11 nit 11 111I1I1 furni .Ii funils them'-' 1 1 In hill the rapiill; inugri ?-, "p il mi ase West SWe News * of Colored Folk NOTICE Hnnh S3. 1033, and [ UDiil April 2B, J3S& nag i tho diHwnia^ of „v, E. C Kiticndc, pastor of MftCP- .li'nlii M. K. (.'liUn:Ji, iiruuclit^l (lit! EHBtcr •erniOli. Ayproprjnto muyit wns suntr by tlio *:H. Jumi>H clmii Ruv, T. T. Hiiylor, iiiiHtflr of Ttth(?rji(iclt Clinch. IIM moved hid fnnijly Lt> Octiin City nnd mny bo l.iund (it Itiii now homp r i*l Moon> iw. Thv cotrnnunity io wind to wt'leoinu them * * * 1'lw Surmnii of tho Hnv»n LHHI Wordrt of ChrUt, idvon on Good FridnyF from 1^ I.- :t |>. in., \vitn in rcnlity JJLVI II BtrmoiiB dwllvoiviJ hy Hfvvn mlntiitcrH of th< < oin nmnity, nnrh chootttnic IIH his or IKT 10|>IO otm of Ihu HdVfn lust HtutvinvntH iiuiilc by Our Lord on thf Croan, Tlic R* ri ic( wnn hnpr«n3iviwt, Flor.-ncfi Mit -lu?ll. J. < .TitfiH-iii. K. K, Dimtun inn] II. II. Coop- er. W.lliitln fliiin nniJ
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