Jan 1935 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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Tabloid Editorial 

. City's in fine financial 

shape. ! Thanks, taxpayers! 

Largest Weekly Circulation In Sooth Jersey 

OCEAN Cm' SENTINEL-LET)*;! 

AND THE OOB.AH CITV NCWB. CONSOLIDATED 

54th, YEAR_No. 37 Publication Office- 

Bed Monn II.II, 8lh Si. mill n.»«n AT OCEAN CITV, N. J., FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1935 PublUhed 

Reach Accord Lear Praises Vanquished Rival As He Becomes Baby Freeholder|State Control of 

On Rail Removal; 

Is Up to R.R. Now 

Surveyors Here to Estimate 

Cost of Clearing West 

av. of Rails 

DECISION SOON SEEN 

Business Firms Affected 

by Change in Sidings 

AH Satisfied 

The matter nf remuvine I he old 

PeniiBj-lviiiilii iiiilroud irarlia 

frnni Waul liv. between illh nnil 

14tli Kin., is niiiv ,.HI 11..I y ii|) ill 

tin 1 l'cuDiiylviinlii-Ki'inlifiK H- 

«h()ro IJtiBB. 

This was revpaleil by ciiiy (if. 

firiulx WedllC'Wluy illlrinK (hp 

mnpiina »f Ilic rainniinHliincrs. Ai 

Lhnl time (,'unitiiinxiiiiiiM' 'I"ruin n>jinrlPil 

lhnl scvorul siirvcyiirH nm! 

insiupcis (if ilic niilinui; rumlimiy 

WIMP In Inwn luukini; tilcii 

iliii iiii'ii iiml iiin|i|)ina mil rci 

ih>'niHi-ivi>4 jusi whin unnlij I« 

niM-iHiHiiiy lei iiinkc IJ11' rlmm-i', 

Coni?iRtiil.ires 1'iwcll ,mJ \,siues Hun Ht- is Retinny ' 

With Best Wishes of Hin Fellow Citizens 

It hftB hid lo mnny 100"per 

cent jneetinga now that no 

member darei mils one, lest he 

be annihilated. The club.Is now 

One of the outstanding 10 on 

this continent and several oth. 

er countries, In perfect atten. 

dance. 

Thi Olub b,ii now has U 

sjnmmttm,l|WJi;p«i c«nj mt 

I)i*m= 

\u Lhe rjatli of uffict 

C urn I hhall u \ i 

iL futhfullv 

* II I, {fifing tu bt* n 

wm k ^ jth i'ii^ hc 

feh.ill tt\ in i#nJ I 

î'd u^NUte him ihu! he i rv 

tiring ivilh tlu hc'Nt 

hi fc Fi'IltiiV i iti/fiiM Ht 

iiitiijf many Frifnd* »In 

nlflcc, ii i ul > (4-f| (hit it 

h*' d plp»iMHF# F«r him * 

1/4- it 

tirnn lid** 

if] ^hu ltl limit* 

City Budgets To 

Come up Tuesday 

Passage on Opening Dny 

of Legislature Prîcted 

By Sen. Read 

MIGHT AFFECT US 

Rigid Economy Plan May 

Force More Cuto, But 

Resort Feeb Safe 

Hint tin- Htate 

nil! piigit till" liiidiri'f 

1*111 at it* iipi>nlii|> SOKKIOII nn 

I'm HIIIIV MIIN tliii pri'dli-IJiiii 

niailii this week by State Smia. 

City Tax G 

1934FarAheadi 

Exceed 1933by$; 

Total Tops 1984 Levy; by 

Prepaymeiits $40,000 Ahead of 

Year; All Bills, PayroUi Paf 

VVith fix collectioni in 1934 far 

sanguine hopea, members of the city's 

nue and flnanct relaxed long enough today to 

selves brkfly on tha back before plunging Intp thfrj 

1986, which thty hope will astabUsh a new record. 1 * 

will i\ m 

Charles B. Pawrll 

i» ,i 

Wlldwood Graft 

Probe Hits Snag; 

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I X|..,t IllM'thlilll Nllilll Co. Protests 

N*lH'HO (litMI HNMCIiiniHMl, ilif 

iMMHiiiiNûinar Huid, thai tin* riiiilil 

ill! 

lil 

pa!ts 

CQllectioiM in 1984 totaltad 91^19,480^8, 

lor t'barlcH (', Head. And Ocer, 

Jr., director of tht departaimt, announced - 

i'iiII (liv iilfli'laiH were nonder- exceeda the 1988 total by J861,7S5.96, sod is far 

IIIK n'bitl. if arij, pfteot It ———'————-— —— my total during the ,J 

nmild liiivi' here. 

t also exc 

Like Gentle Morn In May 

"TIIP plan IM lo have (he bill 

hy 5109,230^3. 

[ins* hiiih holme* on Tilesdiiy." Four Counties Ask gii receiflts Au 

4i'ii:iiiir Iirinl Bald, "MII I hail iTiil- 

fuur yean wert: 

ililliiiiiiips will nm |IP delayed 

Is Freeholders* Meeting I Seach Experiment• 

I :iilii|ilini; illpir iflHn hinl(yflH." Bacharach Aid in 

Mtlii.iiL'ls Oi'caii rlij'n biid. 

To be Constructed m" Ii.'.- liOi'ii rwln(iti>fl firii 

New. All-Republican Board Fairly Exudes 

Survey for Canal 

ilPI'kc Hl'liulilr llf:ld Mill) that 

k nn L-iiiiri-.nlci- flint it mlifhl 

Harmony at Organization Session ' South of 6th st. mil him- tn ln> ri-ii|ifiii'il fii 

Delay Recall- 

pniyiili' (or tile (IrnHtic curtail 

limp. 

ing of Grand jury and 

As mild Mini ifpntlp a May morning wsw the mn- (SQQ.Faol Bulkhead to be! !»NM> Onlj lli'iii Niiiy i liiiiiiir IIIIIN I i.niiiuiiii |,j ('I.,,. 

Ki-ciiliir Kri'iirli ji, 1,,,1,'hiii.l hi 

Mr, Trout and (iiy Knjslnnrr 

(Hit lur I\|HT| l,sliiii,,n, I.... 

WHiiiim H. l-DllUnon, .It-., hPlImp 

Ihiil Ilie only Item in he futisiil. 

fciri. tin- l> i!il.«r urniiil hirj 

ered now by (lie railroad iM tin- III KB recent liiiesiiaiiH.iii nf 

mailer of expense, us ihp TPNI nililiiiini! iifi'siIrN iiiiij ili'lui 

of lhe proposed plan is I lip bp,«t cciilllliiiaiice (if I In- i'iiii-st-'i;:i'. 

yet made up. 

tiiiii, tilt, {iriiii'iiitor |ii:li,';ii(-i| 

To rpmovp thp irark** il would 

H l 

y 

In. nenpiiBiiry in rermilp ihp aid- Ml- MM-llH-ll .Îlllllll'll \llll 

nigs In Mevernl pnal nnd liiinltor fiiriiieci I.s M('w..|iii;ii r M H I I 

MildB, IISI well as plll'i'liaiip I Is t • f r c r linliiiM:,' n i l lull. T i n ' 

Mgli!H-nr=way for Ihpni in un in n-ri'Ti-cil ilu- h i l l s , iiiiiilIliiu 

Haven av, InHipad uf U'OHI nv, 

iiMrii I n h i m . 

Tii Mr,. II Hm-li 

" I liropllSi- h , IJiUi. I!, , II; 

Ihi- l - m p i - r iiiilli-M•:, .i , i i m j 

114 Lights Are 

l Tv-Tir "iT" "i.T"ifii- iri' 

ri'K hi- filially -anl. 

Turned Back On lllnll.'jlil. 

The pi-!i?-.i' 

Parkway Also to GIftw by 

Saturday Night 

"Lei there he lishls," MI id. lily 

< ommisiinner .hihii K. Tiiilii. on 

Wednesday. And Ihat niulil thorp 

•• ''a — 114 m.iru on ll»treets 

ttinti on TucHiiuy nlishi. 

Tills nocturnal dawning miirlipd 

tho flrai, step in roiloralion in 

Ntreet Illumination, enrtuiluil Novpmber 

I when ihe Blrepi li&hl* 

ing appropriation withered anil 

died. 

Most of tliosfi restored Wi'ilnesday 

night were in re«idpiithil 

«eetlonfl, with a few on 8th and 

ith sts, and lhe Boardwalk. 

- By Saturday it IR nxpurled that 

lights will he restored on HIP 

Pirkway, hut they will ho reduf 

ed from 600 to 400 candleptiwpr. 

which Trout eatiinatCH will HUVP 

about $10 per light per year. On. 

lj alternate HghlH win .be turned 

nn This was the rule all lasl 

«inter and summer, as well. 

The coniMiiBiiionor tentative}' 

plans lo reduce the eandloiiower 

uf boardwalk lights, as well. 

! iifli'l 

f nhi 

1 

Hut .Not 

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liii'. !rl ihi' 

r;iiêl•i^L:(•ii 

iil !n11-!i,! 

ii'iiill HIP sranil jury HIIH 

I I U I I hi- \-',v Vi'ilr iliii,,.• > 

1111,1- 

: walk, Parallel to It 

TO RESTORE BEACH 

iili-Hi'iiubliuaii iiiiarii fairly 

IMI niiiitiiiiiy ami Ihp pi 

A nnii-iimi vpi-rimPiir 

ihnruuf i'i fiittiii? ^pHHiuns, 

ulriiiih Im.. 

i-r wilii LILI- 

;* UrjjLiiiIii-.in 

M. l.i-ar, win 

•i i'livli..li. 

liiii- thi us 

1 niiic 

niiiini.'ii I 'ill 5 li:ii'i i' 

'., i in tit- liii'ii 

liVi- ! M*.11 h:i!!( 

ll,-t! lil v i ni 

-II 

hiLJI? Eiilml* 1 Mr, 

, |,i> lull! ;I,'|' 

1 ] 11 • I'-U'llly'. 

' 5J." l.'llll'llll 

'iraliii i-thi'-hi-iiljfi- 1 

'Ml' >t';il 

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Tabernacle Assn.'s 

Officers Re-elected 

The following wero rc-elet'tei'l 

ntTirers nf the Ocean City TiiberndLle 

Assiiciatloii at the annual 

meitirm, lield lecentlj': 

President, Rev, W, Elwell 

Lake; vice president, Hev, F, A, 

peMarii; treasurer, John C, 

Steelman; secretary nnd superijineniieiH, 

Rev. William K. Fisher, 

, Frriiik H, Tuft and Frank I 1 , ÎIIN SIH1,11(H 

lilll.j •• 11 .•:! i.y IMP flfl- 

IlllllliTS illl-lllliPli HUP fni 

, 

,r«lton, Ocean City property own- 

ITS and summer residents, were 

liected trustees, aueceediiiir the 

Hate Thomas H. Fort, Jr., and 

^"illim A. Bender. 

art /Couple, Now 

JUth, Wed 50 Years 

Mr. and Mre. OharlM P. Woollord, 

2U Weit av., Ocean City, 

jquietly celebrated their 50th wedding 

anniveriary at their wintei 

ome in St. Petersburf, Florida, 

'ocember 24. 

They receivefl a ahower of goldpn 

anniveriary cards, telegram! 

and flnwers from tjieir many. 

|riends in Philadelphia, Camtlen, 

1 tl«*ll IM 

in piiy for mi iuiilh nl* Wililwnnil 

.i(*i-nnniH by HUNH. K>iirnlld H lit J 

MnlllMnniPry. nf IMliliuii-lliiiiu. Tllr 

ollll'f, fur J:jllli. wiiH pl'PKPllli-il in 

ncrvliiiiiln SII'I'IMT. HiirlltiBliiii i-n- 

J'iiii-cr, whn I •'-I i f 5 I'II linll! hl'I'iTf 

ttii* prllilil jury and 11 **- siiiii-i-miiMiili't 

ilivofiliniiliirs IIINI spriim. 

Fi-PPlliililpr Halpll T. Hlmi-li:, 

PlllltPlllll'll iiiP -CTVii'Ps tt'l'l-p il 

illllllipiiliun of I 111" illVPSIiliallnll 

, Ii wu« ciiiisiili'ioii prnhiililP ihih 

wi'iAi tliiit the iliiiiiuli 1 muv P'U 

only lmlil iiii lisiiinpiiiiii nf Hi" 

(iniuil jury invf>»( imii Imi Inn "f 

Ilip u-iiila nr (lie coiiiiiii-'uliiin!!--: 

ONLY K I'sIJIl I'MKNTH 

ARM ItKTnt.NKl) 

Only ciglii iiiilii'tmi'ntH, ii»siiiiilli'St 

MiiinhiM' in iliis cnuiity in 

iJIJ yciii's, tt'i'ii' rpUimi'il Iiy tin 1 

,\.i hiuli nmin arrivpil 

I'.-ilini'i M. Wily uiljuuriifil 

iii iiii> ii'i't'iiiilJi'rs' mum .-'< ine 'i 

lii-chiil Ins inifr/ii use thp i-imri-: »'>vli 

i'MiHii- Tlu* lipilt'h wilH piPMiMHiy : ii ii 

iiiini.t'-i îji luiitP IjaHki^tH nf 

liuii-fi-s. nil hiii imp nf whii-ii WI>-.T 

I, i Mr. I.i ii:, tlip uiily riMiliy iii« 

nipiiitier. 

Ohiiiiiii M, Cni-on,. wh.i -i'iv-,1 

.nit liu- iiili- Riilieri, ». ilillui'-i 

y .* W, Ilnnlrt-ay, ,,i 

Liiii'sfi.ri'il U'l'in ami tviis. :!i.'!i 

H I, \\;l,; NOT lirCriPllL 

uii'dlijil. fur _il full tpi-Tn, iuiil' J>lr, 

iicr(i(fl-y Tn-IraH ihn linn-ailil- 

\A'hi 

r M>i'limi. Tlii-ri-fiin-. tin- 

Alni. WITI' fesv hy iiiiHnMl 

Lisi yi'iii, fiiiiiij,.]i ihi'v luiiiii 

jii-'.iinhly ÛO, " 

Fairly Fxilthi illirnioiiy 

e niiM 11fiLf went nit' per M-hetiiillll 

11/. ll.i'CllM'tl'il jilSl UlM'li 

'lr y.nliiii'l-l ("ilucr. Tin- ni'"." 

Di'ivmlii'i' • riiiiil iufy, it IH'CHIIM" 

kniiwn WiMiiu-^,l:iy! SJiun- nf llit-m 

cuiu-i-rii(||| liny Oi-i'iin •-"it .v |i«r- 

Thp uitjln iiHiirliiiiiiiiB ivi'iv in 

iiililition in iliii«u iPturiipil iipiiiisi 

Wililwonii city nlVieiali!. 

: v,vrp *\vutn in iiy U^pii:, 

Clerk II. Mii.'Vcl Hunriiaeii, •I'l:;'.. 

iliinp, thp two "neiiphyiMi 1 " \VI>;IrniiL'i'ululiilfil 

hy Uii'ir i'nllr^Kii''«. 

Callii I'liwoil hy Mistalif 

Wlnii Ciciii A. .1. , 

a! I lip i'l'iirgiiiii/iiiicin nippi 

ma. \VI'(!IIP--II:I>'. 

i!o rciipniieil ilip ' iiipiiitiioii 

iiiutli 1 in ipfiinilina niicriiilinii.. M:. 

.lackaon ilprlarud. 

"Thp I'irHl HlPp ill lillPlii|iiilr: 

pi'iiniiliilPK Mini 111 ••nili'iit ill's in 

SOIVP tin 

Hi'vpriil wpfikii iiBfi 1 Imi iiy 

Ihp iiiiddil' nf Mils ypiii' Ihp i-nun'. 

iy will hp on 11 full riiHli biiKlH. 

A m>« Rid Cirandi! liridge lo 

i'p|ilai'p 1 hi- jiti-selil antiqiialod 

1 -:\ui\. nitl iliiv. P*'fntiiiii: 

lux prohlPin is In ilpi 

i l l p h o w N U I L i l I n f i l l . K I H P r i l l l M ' l l l 

«p will do lviihoul,' ho i-oiiiiiiiii'il, 

"iliiiiy iwmii of ("spPnillMirc 

which «>TU:f WPIP lookpii npim a, 

noii-PHspiitiiil liavp hccninc PSHPU- 

Hal py ileuianii and in many 111- 

KiiincpH iiiandaloiy |iy |C»BiM11 • 

lion," 

liIviilfH Ituiltri't imlliir 

He slividPd thp pounly's hint-, he 

! city TreUHiirer r. W, Striilite 

Wednesday lie doubled if 

iiiiip \vuuld diHIurh Orean 

I'ilys i!i::5 iiitdKpi, liecaiige of lha 

rediietiiin effeeted thlH 

fi!niiHl!iifd"dh naffp 61 

Schools to Open 

Again on Monday 

Parents Urged to Keep Ailing 

Children Home 

ii;i rpi-ifKo 

Bentham Restless 

After Operation 

l !i st. Ciiast 

nlfiiruirp, 11111J111 

Iy farm and a mod-1 get dollars for limn as "fiillun s; | ],,;„,,.t:1|' 

1 inipriivpiiiPIUs 

ill 111! 1 liiiiii vialiiln, " i\ tin Lll-U'l I* IMIL—If 

'iiii 1:1 .,|:,-:':iii.-!i Sir ii|i|ii.'nilicitig 

,.i Iriil.n in 0 an 

mander of MprEan-Ranck Post, the co-operation yve received 111 individual citiien." 

The smiling postman attrib. our Christmas work ihowe d- To EndarM No randidate 

uted his speedy recovery to the that the people are back of ui. 

py ry t 

The local post wilL not en- 

ft tht th Li h l We will continue to get thii 

fact that the Legion has only 

l to get thii dorse any candidate of |rroup 

support.ai lonB at the public of cwdldarti *W« I«r-if'. 

ii. convinced we are working At th« mm* it-ymk 

for the best intereit of th* dded to preiient A«n«ricap 

csmmunity and not for any Iii- • todCisfts;ft» • 

dividuali, .•-'.- ,':•-:. 

"This year, with a JpcaJ We 

tlon^Monto ha hiW^ 

••'•£'& 

100 blank cartridges on hand, 

"Just when I wai feeling the 

most wobbly," he said, "1 happened 

to think, that the post 

ha§ only 100 blanks on hand. 

Well need 96 of those blanta 

fof ar MpiBOrial Day i i 

îUd ,gMt it. J, 

eialon 

to 

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itf («j»l than in IU atatoment, iuued 

Real Estate Board New Year Prediction 

lotftl, '•• -y , • 

Spiritunl Values Given Place 

Tlio second reason, anil perliup.1 

the nioat substantial, ii MUI spnitoal 

values are again being fivin' 

Itheir proper place. Wlthoui 

tfitte'" values Ocean City would 

not be the popular ieHShofa R#soft 

it is, for remember, lii com. 

mon with other Suuth JerJey reaorta 

we use the same scDan, our 

Boardwalk is similar, ini air ii 

lu 

^ •—il so is the aindi OKI 

l 

^"otimproveMnS In busi_e_| Won of Roy 1. Darby, will jjorated In the building of Qtea 

' , ' " I J _, 

' T -\ l tv& - V_? - v i *£_•'•'V-jW^ 

_ leBHOn fur 

ts and, mark 

HAFJPY Nffif, TOA8! It's an 

sJ^JiM^^JiS-r- age alii custom, and often is said Sel the tUn_. ^_T\_~ 

ladi Ocean City and ail will be 

perhaps, as mud. meaning «5&Jj _!*!_•_,-for""^ 

• While it's only a New Year 

l|î injarkM finitatig' Imprtvi- oeeauie we hive a calendar 

int^ftovbi WBlflid It it fi- which tells us when it arjivsi. 

' ' " ""•• • • - '——*- ' *- 'net, it is real)} 

ill 1 frequentij 

the civic pride of our feiiept upon its past and conpeople, 

and the only way In which template its future, Baal Istate 

that'challenge cin be met la for —that topic which cannot be 

all par|ies: of interest tt combine mMtiontd without uriuiing the 

fteipelorti Wtt oneoWective in Interest of all, for It touches ev- 

_i__..-.*-.-. î^. . , î • f, eyy phase of human life and U 

te Ocean City Is tlio vital force o. 

. IJ its vary esistence. What does tin 

' " New Year hold for Ocean Cits 

[tre and 'for Heal Estate? 

jt equipped PMMIICI. Irlihi Year Ahead 

seashore, reaort from the stand- Because of many who may no. 

point of hotwlng along the Jersey know me, I presume to qualify 

^W'.TO ownett have main* iny right to express an opiiuoi, 

|»_1ifl S,their prtperHei: in food pn then subjects by saying that 

WjaiR ^ - :v " ; PU but five years of my life 

ivlflilpM, Wijor friee a.jnsW I»ve been spent in Oeeaa City, 

U(f«! fflei biiMessVlevel of qieanufflity is lacing one of 

•"^'Bj^^riae.JevelishojiM be tiw' fctlffhteiif y$» forRealiJa. 

• ' ttftln tha »*• Mwfclwihas knownifUiW*ne 

,...._, ..... , . -i ,-iHertfled B«wn year a dectde ag^ which 

bupiniis :«all»e_ IMI; year^ XJhJ is ^st twice as iong as p«mii* 

JffB>(di_jiite.iteM are^ taken ori nent realtors estimated it would, 

tte Part ^f;locaT Interests tnimJ he in 1826. The new foundations 

«,JIt,^_ ^ ,,_,.__ ...,.._t _.„. _._. ^ eompell. 

jjr pravipus 

were dashed 

.. ... , .. •» .ially let and 

v vJRrWe Boo»t Lost Business hardenei sufficiently to hold the 

; 5^^,,.J underpinnlai of that new strue- 

F^ lit *"* " If \ 

Oeeui City 

M «V Satai Hade 

I|iesi by this « »»• Bopular la the hey-dey, 

; \ «*W u'Mi of Seal BiUUs wis 

;jrill not be mnde, to make a great naisei not 

' then i, i so «oy. I have Serionai taiow. 

rthi people Jeage of-nOJneraw- ialei—whielj 

W W * . * « W «bqut whioh ntttnin^ hat 

waUied u allfmâlij. No Bldry was asked 

i consummation of a 

"i the commission 

dlnfully needed to 

W"Scwii tani»Mi" :êi ? bWtar for people «*Ugfi-I Ond---_iwJFftti 

:: ,tow h_ve learned that security «SlFtarf»«l«e--#iHtt»fid« 

of; Oeton Is^ pnej o^ the jBtamdUiu iiiuM em lints and now, luxuri.tts 

•e-__i- - t ,(« 

_' 1 

A BARGAIN 

Bui mosl iniportmrt ol aU it 

you anooth. eosy riding over 

all Idnda d roads - "a frpnteeatridoforback-soairiden)." 

The National Bank of Ocean City 

Ocean City, New jeriey 

Condensed Statement of Condition, Dec. 31, 1934 

LIABILITIES 

ASSETS 

Coah and Due from 

Banki .,$210,047,85 

U. S, Governmsnt Securities 

196,420.01 

Other Assets „.„_. 6,BS6.98 

Loans and Investments 126,671,08 

$548,525.87 

Alfred W. Powell, President 

Capita! , 

Surplus 

Other Liabilities 

Deposits , 

.$ w(ooo.oolS 

m 

488,869.9^ 

$841,825,87 

George S. Gntt, Cathier 

FORD V-8 fOR 193 5 

NOW ON DISPLAY 

A New Ford V-8 That Brings New Beauty, 

New Safety, and a New Kind of Riding 

Comfort Within Reach of Millions of People 

o^bJ-vod by the use of thrae basic pta- .ease of handling. You can take curves to J ,Wit» are many new feature, in the _• 

l^C«nect disWfcuti-n of car weight Ford V-8 to 1935'which make (he ^ I 

In less teat pressure on the pedaL 

* iww type of eggy-proawre du 

^W ^ ^ f l ncrease ef 

fJdoncy at higher ope.ds. N.w«tMring 

vice of more IhaB a million ownew. 

There q»» wfinementa, but no change to 

mium pirionnartce wh«U ,buy 

ihi. Ford V-8-lulI 8 

horsepower and Capable oU 

milea an hour. Ail Ford Vcam 

for 1935. come 

whh Safety Joiin B, 

.'ownaond. 

Sports — John H, Whlticar, 

Transportation — Henry F, 

jtieren. 

Bong Leader — William H. 

JolliBson, Jr. 

Betunii to Temple, 

Paul Cameron has returned to 

his studies after having spent the 

lolidnyi with Ills motnir, Mrs, 

ffllia Cameron, of Bayonne pi. 

Go by Traifi far 

Comfort and Convenience 

Two-Day 

Round Trip Farm 

m », wain âa it. Mail 

Tlck.h fsr Ibis ipailai 2-djy rat. 

an ijood oi, all Intni gain) M 

rhiladalphta and ntyrnlng. 

Thtii Hikiii 9ood jn coacti.i, 

alto In pullman and laungi nn 

upon paym.nl of iial charg*. 

COHSUU TIMiMltM fO» SEBVICt 

PENNSYLVANIA"-RE AD ING 

SEASHORE LINES 

DMLY SERVICE 

leaning and Pressing 

enVSuits and TopcoaU and " 

^Wan^ Plain Dresses and Coats „.„.„. „.... 

I frr ; WOEE D0H1 A1 $m PJANT 

cean City Dry Cleaners and Dyers 

_ 

license few *o help, them hold 

down their sudfets apparently 

est reporta, will receive the |B0.. 

^WjfP^PMMfi! 

however, failed to pnnrtde for 

their redlstrlDmlon to the muniolpalitie.. 

It is antleipated that 

the new legMatnre will rectify 

[GUARANTEED 1 

GAS BILLS 

MMMMW ' 

HHIH ii Iml-IUî 

hr • AMI Rafaml 

W •«* *10-WWW-. 

% m i M -, I'^'^-I?! ft fujlyorgtaiied plan laid dowi by 

hava received a contract to build this department," Director Roeser 

4 two-family apnrtment for a declared today. ' 

_ „ 

by eiiriy spring 

Happy New Year 

RMOrt Wekom« ft 

Uy and HopefuUy 

wltn rMlewed napi iB ttilr ord's being broken, by appnwi. fftlo* 

narty at the Golf Club, but there 

also were numerous parties in 

private homes. 

Local Children Go 

,,. ToERA Den^toi 

Mrs, John Johnson and Atlns 

Sutb Read are cooperating with 

the BRA and the Farent-Teaehers' 

Association of Ocean Olty in 

transporting under • privileged 

children to ERA dentists for free 

dental-work. They took two auto 

loads to ^Wee_bliie- yesterday 

(Thursday). These BHA dentists 

are stationed at Sea Isle City, 

Cape May and Woodbine. Miss 

Elizabeth Hartman, •cbeol nurse, 

TOTAL =„ ^_IM1M-O.8i _f 1319,480.88 J| mountains, T_e cart s»Jdrl 

It consisted of: 

'^bls %I11 give you an Idea M 

recommends the children who areCash 

.,—_______..»l1oee1_41.69 

-..ILOee^LeB tte helibt of the mountains 

eligible to the service. 

County scrip and 

wr-eh our new ear haa climbed 

bonds -__ __ 117^22.84 117.422 84 i» fcllB gear. Oh, toy, are we 

Mr. and Mrs. Walter B, Allen Ocean City bonds _ __ 127,M6,80 127,»16.80 Pleased wl* »««• • ''• V! 

__ 7,S89.6B The Vn Foasens will return to 

and son, John, 1048 Asbury _v,, 

motored to Newark today (Pr|. 

day), • 

EAT THE BEST 

iojne 80 foreclosute actions ' * 

were started, and in MI MN *U 

it .gain 

that 1936 will be the best in payments up to January 1, 1884, kt^_f«_rt 

Mr. and lira, Alfred W. Piwell 

and children motored Tuesday to 

! Uiiv« 

several years. Ocean City people were |S0J14.4i. Up to JFamuwy «» rwtt. H^tiui Mmk ,?"??? *?• 

tave the New Year an enthusias. Ji. »88, they were approximately .J* 1*rtf 8 ^L*« 1 R_L, rt iP_S 

lie reception. $110^00. »,7i___»^5fi? ___£!£« i____! 

Plreeraekers and inns boomed On labor Day, after an al- m ito ^ f ""• "^ ^ ; 

and popped oil over town, bells post unprecedented total of sol- rt^«w_«* .WS 1 -- »"*"• ,!•;»• 

rang anj the fire siren at city Actions had been rolled up, City °*g* ^ftrt Han?'Mbvkwur :; _W 

hail moaned a sort of Ironical Treasurer C. W. Itruble ventured «i«r wiiriwt *>•:.*».+S2%2fii&: 

dirge for the departing year. ' he bold prediction that before ositk* c, w, MI Aibun;«*,,;,.r-, 

v Oy»ter. — AH Styles 

Mac's Restaurant 

808 Shore Boad eomen Point 

ME BLATTCO 

ântte Cit^ Gneat Department ftei^-DiilMi! 

WM Be Thrilled With These 

Cotton Frocks 

Qneen Make's New Spring 

Models—As Fresh and Crisp 

as Spring Itself I YotfII Ehjoy 

Weuring Them Around 

tto |ê» But Tfoi ipi B 

^^m tq ^sp THftitt^r 

W&m Wwt X,ater On. ^BiMff 

?l '_ 

was tee conservative. The total 

was 1-77,848,81, instead, 

141,625.78 Last Week 

During the week ending De 

cember 81, usuUry^Tuir time 

in tsa payments, the «ity received 

$41,625.78, including the 

Lincoln Hotel pay^nent. 

Following Is an analysis of re- 

ceipts during 1034: 

1984 ______=.___4681,145.B8 

19S8 :'17B,BS6J7 

1982 __„....________ 188,407.06 

Prior years and tax 

titles _____________ 198,710.61 

Interest on taxes ____ 76^59.14 

Assessments _— 8SJ41.B9 

Discount ___„„_ 7.S89.BB 

County Debt Reduced in 

1M4, Jackson Point. Out 

s 

Me cited the lollowlBf fleurM Mncfl h£^M 

to ahow reduction In outstandinr eritical. 

taaesi — • •- 

Outstanding County Tajtes, Jan, 1 „ 

County taxes added for current year 

Collcctlono ,„„, , 

OutatandlBg, pee. 31 „„„._„„ 

"The Interesting feature of the 

abem" ie continued, "also is 

that during 1933 the outstanding 

turn Increased over 1500,000, 

whereas during 1934 they nave 

inefMaed only §87,000. 

Collect* ft) p. & of' levy 

•'In IBM the treasurer collected 

JIM turn mmsatt • wi_b, « 

Van Fossens Go to 

California in Ford 

Mr, and airs, Hiram Viai'.-fi**' 

•en, who are on a crOBs conUnent 

motor tour, but arrivad In 

California. • . ' 

Edward O. KurU, local Ford 

fl*alei% haa jreeerfed a, pttif ;«ara,. 

from Olonft Ariiona, dated M 

w 

|l,0M1130.0» 

.. 67«!i2»._. 

6-1,133,67 

i......,...fl,09.Jli,77 |l^.BA30,W 

90 per eent of the total tax levy, 

as against ii »r oent 1m iiil.: 

OelleeUons In MM wer» 70 ger 

cent greater than to iiM, %. 

"AntlBlBatlng an inchjase In 

t« eolleetlons. It U? e-pectod 

that toe county will gr«dyaliF 

work tit a luU ea»» basl. tty _# 

Mrtdle of the jf_ur, thus dfcein-' 

Unulng the Issuance of scrip," 

Pe comparative eutitaBdlnf 

Inflebtedness he clagslfled aa fel. 

lows:' • •.'.••. •,"".•,•.•" 

Indebtedness, ' 

Jan. 1, 19ll, ,,,,.,,...,,iS14ii1OM,0O 

Reduction during 1938 128,000.00 

Indebtedneii, ' • ;/: 

Jan. lt ii!4 „, W 

^W ^«eu^*lihw_FK/ai# («W 

four -miles or ne* road Hid been 

etnktrvetad dwpltB doatlcMly 

%tm _._. .*; : k' 3 * 

. »i-. ? ""•, 

„'•_'- 

I s .' / 

*'/' 

J 

HK ''-^:." 

,">

aj»sy^ jBlWilli hat hinging on one e«r he would he 

His Winter Chores 

by A. B. Ctapin 

ANIMALS . • and children 

It was Sidney Smith, the 

famous English wit of a cen- 

tury HSO, who said: "The more 

I seo of men, the bettor 1 like 

dogs." The roason why every 

normal human being finds the 

lesser nnimnls interesting, it 

eeejits to me,.i« that when you 

— cumr- to know them you can 

always eount n» their nttituiln 

toward nny situation. That i» 

decidedly not true of mankind, 

except in rare instances. 

Some of the finest friend 

ships 1 have ever knuwn hnve 

been between children and their 

pet animals, Chililren saiiliim 

uniJurstund grown-ups, wlio live 

in a diffBretit kind of world 

and do the must unexpected 

thingi, from the child's point 

of view. But a dog or a cat 

or almost any other animal 

meet! the child on a level of 

equality. Neither Is concerned 

with any problems except those 

of the liiomi'iit. What the fu- 

ture has in store for them 

doesn't worry them, because 

the idea that there is any fu- 

ture finds no lodgment in their 

minds. 

When a man or a woman 

gets too snlf-eenteri! to -he in- 

terested in animuls iind their 

ways he or she is out uf bal- 

ance, I wuuld hate to trust a 

child to the! itiire of anyone 

who didn't like the little beasts 

of the hearth ami the fields. 

MICE , . , they sing 

Dill you ever hoar a mouse 

sing? My own old ears are not 

keen enough, but several of 

my friends have told ine of 

singing iliice in their homes, 

and 1 heard the other day of 

one olii gcMitleniiin whn sue^ 

cyeded in taiiiing une of the 

little creaiiiics so that it would 

come every night and share 

his lute supper of bread and 

cheesoi singing between bitei. 

The iiotiis are" like a canary's, 

only very low ami faint, A 

British scientist contends that 

all mice aing, if we could only 

hear thum, 

I have one friend with ears 

sharp enough to hear the bats 

talk to each other as they pur- 

sue moaiiultoes mi summer 

niglits. He says that they, too, 

sound like rather squeaky can- 

• Id Chtatgo. they are removing buildings to save taxes, 

' "* m a little more sensible to remove tawsi to 

•1 

mm ...» tjpognphkal error reading that a moth- 

> "gust" In a home Instead of n " s t " 

Your Handwriting Reveals 

i About Yourself, As Shown by Pen Strokes 

tifeSgi?-. ADELE, MACAUST1B 

II |W ten alnkn. L*.rn II far jmir f«t«r» 

put* fatal, lo MM In >u an MD.1>- 

•M kWn Menu, Us, mt, lie— 

.. writing U'-Mi NMfM nuMc-Htlnt (iptit. 

4Ung via- j 

11M to do 

.J'!fo-Jg« ; 

doinS 

tteniT, 

yon 

Vet, 

f?'tut Wtttt Beading 

Vftiflf K^Xou nave an even 

• f JI tin tiatt 

puri-liasLd from Uilpi L CIIKS 

tcr 

Tht. Title an I Tiust eo was 

on^lilering plittlng its s,tock, 

five to me * f 

Stirling W Tib vim instill 

el i, incident if thp Kmun 

is ilub 

10 M Alls \l>() 

halph I Che trr propjaLd » 

oon.sti.i trip of Ocean Lit> bus 

lnt s men tbiLu|,h the South 

Dull ling Inspector H C 

Smith rLpoited that building 

pBiniiU i sued in 1'I24 tntiled 

$130ni,i0 jn value Tie jver 

ige value of oath pLrmit was 

M00O 

% 

Kesort votere at a special 

election overwhelmingly defeat- 

oil the proposal tharthe muni- 

cipality purchase the water anil 

lewar plunts; but thty approv. 

ed a free public library. 

A esnius ordered by the city 

eonimilslonori showed a popu- 

lation of 5014 here, 

# S » 

Mr, ami Mn, William 0, 

Schwartt unnnuncod the en- 

MfeniBnt of their daughter, 

htttnirint R,, to Prinjli F. 

Piling C ip Mi\ 

Con-talk Ui.k Ual 

puled that two iiitn dtUmpL 

i d t bold up hi aut at j5th 

I H iir d nn d sll I it 

them. 

Ihr Abb tt Uuu t' is ird 

i_d bmrgL A Uunnmill r a 

f. >2 000 contract lo I mid thiei- 

hritk buildings it lilh *t and 

Hai en ii 

lriflic 1 olicLin in Jatk Jer 

utt tofijif I ehlllrm flam 

hit hinn then sleds t Ihi- 

re ir if 

Vt were havmj, bey Ii nl 

le in tho 0 d is s t >o SLICI I 

m ip bef( re lilt polite I I 

U ling null ( last u II mi 

BNLI attiit iiiLint ei if tlic 

Ihptmt chun.li ti'k thini uii 

ii i in wini^ P Ii e Lhn 1 

T nil dfcrerd to tlie airangt- 

3iient. 

* s * 

Mi ind Mi ihailes lluon 

enteit lined tltL fill s*i!lf, »it 

j(IO it tn II lioniL ii 11th 

>,t Mr anl Mi John II 

Grovis Mrs Flank D NCKIIIT 

rv Mi md Mii Harrj A 

Morris Mr md Mis FLIIII J 

Foster \Ir mid Mm Hi r chrl 

Hen i rson mil ( linton 1 

Breckles 

? * 

Ldivaid A ki II ie i^n 1 

ir, hLCrctus to Misir Cham 

pi m In j nn thp psth mge h 

partment of the Cumrd 1 me 

in Phda iclphn 

Williim H Campbell Jr 

viiin ha 1 been leading lasv in 

thi offitc of f lty Solicitoi An- 

dnw r Biswell returned t© 

Haivird I aw Schojl 

20 YKAKS MUl 

Within a fesv minuteH ^ 

svas subscribed at a Hoard of 

Trade meeting for a new ar 

mory for (.Jo. fi, ;trd Infantry 

National (Juiird of Ncsv Jersey 

Thomas Walters. 77, well 

kntuvn resident here for many 

years, died suddenly at Hit; 

home uf his ilsiughter, Mr 

George W. Bradley, !)0o Coop 

er st., ('aniden. 

1 In following win. gucts it 

a family reunion at the home 

of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Smith, 

just preceding his birthdas r an 

niver.sary: Dr. and Mrs. S. d 

Newcomb, Mrs. Frank D. Mines. 

and two sons, Augustus Smith 

Mines and Francis D. Hines 

Jr., and daughter, Kuth^ of 

Ciipe May; Mr, and Mrs, E, H 

Smith ami son, George, of 

Haddonfleld; Mr, and Mrs 

Ltwis E, Smith and three sons, 

of Ocqan City, and Mr, and 

Mri, Herbert Smith, of Had- 

dpnfleld. 

Mr. anil ilrn, John .TolinHuii, 701 

7th st., were Jiouio etiosts ur Mr 

*nd Mrs, Tvllllam Crowfonl, of 

ColllnRBwoud, Hummer roaldonts 

or Ocoan City, over the Ntw 

Year's hollfliy. 

, TheHoljl 

f Hinder 

l integrity 

if the world'l 

king 

troup thp prophets 

tnn 

TUN GREAT MEN 

Ten thousand uiiniiten of all r«ll({ibu» donominationi 

niked to name the t«i iireawst men in the Bible. U WM m 

tonded to incluiH the mune of Jews Christ, but ittl! Hli nfflto 

ltd muBy liits and would, nf course, have »tood first ill M.'^Sth 

Tht second name in order of the number of votes lj thrt.» 

St Paul; the next It Moles, and the third, David, Thine at|1f 

practically all the lists. Aft«r them! three the vote ii mote ei 

distributed, the total number of men immed is iixty, and a 

of those that have the (miillcst number of vot*s are ace 

by thi best masons for inclusion. From this notable list „„ ,„„,. 

the following names, not in the order of their plurality hut 

chrOno'oKieal Brrang*meHt; ..-SM 

1. Ad«m, the first man with cnnacienec and u ki.owledfe pf/j 

moral resi)onslbllit¥, Wl 

2, Noah, the man on whnm Hi one time hune the hopi jj|;1 

vivllization. J" 

a. Abraham, the prince of plolieerti, •'••••••.• 

4. Joseph, political economist! man nf 

5, Moses, lawgiver, creator of a nation 

system of legislation. 

8, David, shepherd, soldier, linger an 

7. Jeremiah, most heroic of that lien 

8, Jiidns MnriabBeus, lhi> rehuildur of 

8. John thp Baptist, thi 1 herald of the nawn, 

10, Saint Paul, apostle, traveler, author and martyr. 

The reason for the larger number nf mimes in the Old TelU 

nnient Is douhtless to be explained by the longer period whljk 

it covers. The New Testament narrative, from the beginning jf 

the ministry of Jesus until the destruction of Jerusal«m by Tittup 

is only about forty years, whereas the Old Testament traverw 

many (enturiM. 

ADAM; Whether you get your story of creation from Genial 

or from Mr. Wells, ihe broail outlines are Ihe «ame—a lorm-; 

less mass of matter in motion, evolving gradually into land and 

water, pruilucinfi vegetation, anil the lowest forms of life. Thu 

higher forms, and still higher, until finally there mine one am»i< 

ing individual who raised himself upon his lower limbs mi 

dared to say, "I am different from the rest." 

At first lie hnd a hard time defining the difference. He ats 

trunk like other animals. He reproduced his species in the 

gross sensual way. The lusts of appetite ran in his vellUfl 

with ag hot a tide as in the beasts about him. He killed othir 

animals and ate their raw and iiuivering flesh. Yet h« was MlJ 

like them. He walked unsteadily in an erect pnsture, and that] 

wai a distinction of no small significance, fo • • - - 

limhs free to serve the head. 

tp 

iiitnn 

liv.i 

and 

snnie 

pnsiure, anu mas j 

it left the uppM j 

JJeKt Weeki A Garden Eastward in Eden 

Weekly Health Chat 

By Dr. John Joseph Gaints 

HELAX 

I 'in shouting tu iny patrons 

as they fly over me — as they 

tunnel under me—I'm scream- 

ing "RKLAX. 1 And, 1 mean 

just that, 

"Lax" means luo.ie. "Ui'lax 

' means louKtm. The high speed 

of tmlay in killing pimple — 

shortening lives. We ciinnul 

keep up the terrific speed 

without disaster. There must 

be periiids uf rest. The old 

scriptural lexl—"He-Ciiv«Ui- ilia 

Beloved Sleep,'' ia a mighty nil- 

tent five words; there is a vol- 

ume of health advice i-mlindivd 

ill what they express, 

Sleej is the mnst perfect fu- 

laxalioii. The goud sleeper may 

well be envied, 1 have learned 

by ampie experience tliat, dis- 

aster is just around the corner 

for my patient, unless the in- 

somnia can he corrected^ and 

NATURAL sleep is best. 1 

need not tell you tliat, for you 

know it already, 

"Tension'' is the opposite nf 

relaxation. High tension, kept 

up for too long a season, un= 

dyrmiues man's power plant =- 

his brain. The man or woman 

who employs the brain contin- 

ually, does a flirtation with the 

vety worst form of breakdown 

that 1 know of. May I say it, 

dear reader — these days or' 

lightning speed are deadly! 

Some people do not know 

how to relax. With all the sin- 

cerity at my command, I bed 

them to learn the art of "let- 

ting go of themselves" partic- 

ularly after full mualf, or, 

when returned from the day's 

toil. There is every virtue in 

the short nap at the noon hour, 

if the working day is a long, 

busy one. To over-tax a mach- 

ine wears it out before its 

time — hear that in mind al- 

ways. 

One can relax in the rocker 

with an iiiterestiriK bonk or 

magaaine. (Jet the hahit of re- 

laxing; it is worth many Ions 

of drugs. This advice if worth 

heeding — before it is ton late, 

Mr, and j|rs, t\ H. I. Hether- 

ington and Air, iind .Mrs. H 0 

Neill were week end laiesu of 

Mr. nnd Mrs, I,, llillcgnsii, rly. 

niouth pi, 

Sir. iiiitl '.Mrs, Charles II, Tow. 

ell, 7th st, and Atlantic av,, 

spent New Yearns (lay 'is auests 

of relatives lu port N'orris, 

Ueome gander, after Kiicmliiit: 

the holidays with his mother mid 

slsier, lias reinrned tn Norwlih 

IJniversity, Norilifleld, Vi,, where 

he Is a student. 

Mr, aiid Mrs. Herbert f:, Wilks. 

Mill st, and C'enlnil av,, urs 

apendlnj two weeks us (itcsls of 

Mrs. Wllk's roltttives In I'le.tsnnl- 

•'lllo, Pa, 

Mrs, Cliiiton B. Price. 423 Oc- 

ean av., was a Philadelphia visi- 

tor, Saturday. 

Grin and Bear It 

Slir Ihi« is ill likdl spotj 

f I a punlL 

He It mu t be tifty mil- 

lion mse ts Liin t be wrong 

KBL Idi JJS her face ill 

her forlulit I 

MIL Well Im tired of I 

liLarmg hard luLk stjries 

First Office Do> The bosll 

i.illid im. in lousultation to-1 

IJS 

SLLOIIJ Offite H > Gwanl" 

>irst Olfice 11 s Fact Ht 

had a diipute with the juniOf 

juitnii is tu sihj HUB lead- 

in tiiL 1 igui ju t now in bat' 

I n 

Hi 111 IILIU ' said 

mi ami, i fnind m 

^ u Lcni buss 

\Li, I in tiling ti ^,et some- 

thing fn inj husi-md 

H 11 my offers ' 

P liLiman (lo motnriot)!] 

Whs lulu t j iu slnw downfj 

I)i in t sou SLC thit notiie back 

[here Slow Dossn Here ** • 

Mitinst Yes but I thot] 

it rcfLliLil to sour Milage 

Little Us — Come quick, 

Mr I ilut in in' 1 here s a mat 

b cn fikhtin my father fot 

half an hour 

Officer — Why didnt j 

toll niP before ? 

Boj — CIUSP father s^ 

gLttm tht best of it until 

minute a>, i' 

OffRc lloy — Hnsc sou ill 

card sir ' J 

Callei _ No but tell yourl 

bosm the pnntir is heie with] 

a bill lur the last batch of| 

i.inlj IIL punted 

1 umu. — 1 think they are J 

nell nialihel ihnt sou' f 

Beisl — Yes she ^ a f,'ra»lj 

wnhw anl IIP a vtjrLtd 

Wife — Ibis is the- war! 

rau e I i gii t uitieaSL in tfcll 

numliLr of nurriagph 

Hu,bind — I thought w»| 

hid igretd not to ktep drag-| 

ffing up the hoirurs uf war 

Suppose, Dnhbie, that ailJ 

other b is should strike yotllf 

right chLtk asked the Sundnl 

school teaehui wh it Sl 

you di' 

Gise him the othnr ch 

to strike m isertd Bohblc 

That rijlit ml the 

chei 

•^ cssum ul led Boob 

•ind then if he struck me, 

paraljzc him ' 

'1 shall not run for off! 

again unless there Is a < 

mnnd," declarcl Senator Bill 

"What arc \ou goinir to. 

noii?" ajked hiH frlemr. 

"Get busy nnd crculo the 

maud!" 

"Can you toll mo wlmt 

the 11:45 truin ({uo«V" 

"At « (jtiurter to ten." 

"Bother these tlmcUiH| 

They never arc vilfht," 

By Mac Arthur 

retr 

on mi 

mmem 

WATCH THEM 

WE CRO//E0. 

OOJH? I CAN yfXK. 

TFWHMPHU/MNO 

/1N0 THE WAGON TO 

STMNDIAAIN-REBUKIN 

A N O H ' 

UPTHAMPH 

OP ¥OUR'/-THATJ 

WHAT/ 

•::«msi:: 

•'l-'^ffp 

• • - " • • • • • • • • ; " • • ; € | * 

- '••^sL^-M ''* "•"••'^V' : "' r^ • ' ~-' 

Popular Resort 

Girl to be Bride 

Betrothal'to Riverton Man 

Announced by Parents 

Mr. and Mrs. George C. 

Spooner, of 2 E. Oak av., 

Moorestown, announce the 

engagement of their daugh- 

ter, Miss Marjorie Spooner 

to J, Edward Lippincott, son 

of Mrs. Edgar Lippincott 

806 Main st., Riverton 

date has been set for the 

Redding. 

Many Ocean City resident 

•vill remember Miss Spiioner wh< 

Iwuu graduutc d from tho Oceui 

;ity high school in 131- Shi 

mis popular in athletic circle 

nil was a member nf tho baske 

ball and hocke\ ti ims Shi ali 

nsi a winner in a beauty con 

;est staged by the I*hilmlel|ihi 

Pulili Id 

She still summers here and has 

r the past four seasons been 

employe of the Wilson Sports 

hoppe, 

* * * 

iiymond Kousher Murried 

to Philadelphia Girl 

* Word has been received here 

the marriage of Raymond 

ouiher, 1 Hollytree rd,, to Mis: 

jthei Fulton, Philadelphia, The 

liromony took place in Wash 

•ton, D, C, and the newlywedi 

ent directly to Miami, where 

ey plan to spend the winter, 

jiMr, Kousher is well knowii 

where he is enfraired in tne 

al estate business. His bride 

) is well known here, whore 

often vacationed. She was 

many years secretary to the 

nffie manager of the Bell Tele- 

hone Company of the Philadei- 

Bhla,dlitri«t.t 

HIM Olivia Way Entertains 

For School Mate, 

Mlsi Olivia Way, 880 4th at 

wai hoiMlg. recently at a part 

at which Misi Loia Peunlngton 

of MiUville, was guest of honai 

Miii PennJngtoii It Miss Way's 

school mate at the New Jersey 

College for Women. 

Many irames were played and 

general gociai time wai diijoye 

The Way residence was dscara 

ed with evergreens. 

Present were; Misi Jesiinotte 

Darby, Miss Anne Schofield, Miss 

Beatrice Jemee, Mlsi Anne Nun- 

in, MUs Margaret Gandy, Mîaa 

Thelma Smitli, Mr. and Mrs, 

Ralph Jarvii,^ Clement Stokes, 

Thomas McCann, • Osborne Cor- 

soii, Jr., Howard Bradway, Ber- 

tram Carey, Miss Pennlngtnn and 

Ml»s Way, 

• # * 

Golf Club Gay With 

New Yeor'ij Party. 

The Ocean City Golf Club wa« 

a picturesque scene of gaiety 

when members and their friends 

gathered there tu see the old 

year out and the coming «f 1936, 

Attractive decorations, a floor 

show, urchein.ru, danring, fnvurs 

and mliiiiight supper were f 

tures, which kept the quests i 

tertained. 

. of those ariL'ti.iiiig v,H 

Mr. and Mrs. Hichard JuhiiK, 

Mr. ami Mrs, Henry {', Schan 

Dr, John H, Whiticai 

Mr«, Kiiwaril Stephens^ 

Mrs, Laurie JohnHtcMie, 

Devine, Mr, an.| Mr 

retit, Miss K, Keller, 

Bradway, Mr. and Mi 

Maliiis, Mr. and Mrs. I)nn>k Ad 

iciiti, Miss K. JiihiiHon, J 

('(imriil»8lontir mid J[r». Kueior 

|Ii|st» ut I)iuuur>Ilrld»« 

ComrolBaioner and Mrs. Henry 

Hoeser, Jr., 027 Atlantic av., wero 

hoats at a dlunor bridge on Now 

Year's «vc, Their quests wore 

Mr. nnd Mrs. Oirlton C. Brlco, 

Mr. and Mrs. Harold 8. Paris. 

Mr. and Mrs. Worsan Hand. Jr. 

Air. aiid Mr«. Walford Gardinei 

und JMr. and l deputi 

the Eastern Star enjnyud » 

ner party jriven by Mr. iind 

Chiirles I.utit, of I'l 

Satiip'diiy niRht. The 

wein: Mrs, WiUiam 1". Uardiner, 

of Ocean Ciiyi Mr. am! Mri,, 

Mark Leeds, nf HunicrH I'.iinti 

Dr, mid Mis. Thcuiluri! Hiii,.cii 

and Thcudnre niiyaen, Jr., »f m 

Hiirhiir, anil Mrs. Liua Bellamy 

of Hiiminiintnii, Pinriclile wa 

playeil after dinni'r, 

.Miss I'lirson 

AI HrldKe 

Mi 

J Tim AffnlrH 

The Bpworth League uf 

Methodist Chureli has been 

tive In several ovenu during 

past week, 

A party for members was giv- 

en last Friday. Quiiies, gifts nnd 

refreshments supplied diversion. 

The affair was in the set-la! 

rooms of the church. Present 

ivoret Miss Martha Ferguson, 

MIBS Edythe Powell, Miss Ilutli 

Powell, AIi§s Aiin.n Barrett, 

.Muriel Grumwiild. uMiss 

Robinson, Misses AnKellna. 

Kiirol, Timlin Whltnker, Mis 

rence Way, .Mlsii ^lary GarwtMiH, 

Miss Theiniu Hart, .Messrs, Kene= 

Ion Whltaker, Franklin, Howard 

and Flrnerson Powell, Kenni'ih 

(Howe, IGenrê fake, jfarllnn 

Dakely. Richard niirrelson, l-'runk 

Hiitns and .liihti Mien 

On New Vear's eve the KIHUII 

entertained lhn older nieinbrrH of 

the enngreefitinn, Auain Kiinies, 

rorrfNlinieiits and- a Ipvu'innul 

ppriocl or Rfinq aiid piny >r sup. 

piiri! a proRram. After iho affair 1 

UII* rompany aiijouni< l ti !n iho 

church iiiidllcirluin fnr a wnlrh 

niglii Hervice. Miss Kilyhn 

wn« lu iharee uf tHH 

In 1920. Mr. Jones Is a graduate 

of tho Annapolis Academy and In 

now wireless opurator at tho 

naval bums at I,ikebur«t. Ho wll 

\>v, truueforred to Faoadena, Cal 

Ifornla, early S3 the sprint: und 

tho couple will muhe tlicir h 

thoro. 

MTH. J. D. Kistcr. 12th Ht. und 

Central av., is a sister of the 

bride. 

m Ivmil) Naniit VINIIH 

I'nrontg Ovor Holldujn 

Miss Emily Nanlu, ilaughlci nl 

Mr. and Mrs. (Philip Nanlu, Dili) 

Aeljury av., wpeut the Christmas 

holidays with her parents 

MIBS Naula, formerly with the 

office nl Ritlph 1J. (;hfiBter, Inc. 

Is now employed by tlie I'enn 

.Mutual 1-ife InsuriLnee

in Cage Opener Next Week 

^Mwâiiiri/Wlioof gym next Wed- 

-.^pteluimefithe 1988, pci«n City High 

^^te;^;'ji%t!ri(StflM flWrmish of the aaa- 

^ Aiîwitdi HlgM, » new comer 

Joiiiealjout :^MicK no accurate predictions 

SBu^lXaMii'.; Jwnitf "tt* 

jSJutof ~ OMtlitti • Jn 

/irth^paU- in 

^,lW..; BinriM hox- 

Jfc|^W«-Vrlv«ttly. Two 

MMWtn^hetlulod 

fMipWt^BtWi... 

Jttii* i'urtkin raii- 

: (WiB^ririo, quo 

^fbrtfftdr tot 

;*ia ;.m starting 

3y«isJdi|-.due to 

agai 

H that he began 

lt h th 

, d 

hia 

ta h bg 

later than the rest. 

d fd ill b 

cnge 

__u,jfiWWris jfiU he jini 

^P-jpitt-. Fox, both of 

j|«W» gp«Minf work in 

Krinks last ytur., *Rie £««. 

lijffift". will W aWy filled 

^?p«hW Hiirrlg. For 

Leaguers 

,,3jfe,- ; iJSMii* New 

liFieW Goal Jinx 

the • most depondable players on 

tlie iqunuV and Captain Jim Hil- 

lir.'tall redhead, are tho probable 

ejwitt. Mirier, duo to illness re- 

,-cently, may, however, bo replncwl 

\'j>y« promiiing y,ouiiBer player, 

John Collins. 

Riot Call Comliif 

On V7t'dnosday of next week it 

is planned to issue the riot call 

for all other eandiriates fur thi' 

varsity and jtiniur varsity siiuniia, 

aa so rur lite mly ones practic- 

ing have heen ihe holdovers from 

last season. 

Then a few days later the can. 

didatts for junior high Hchool 

competition will. It is expected, 

be taken in hand by Hay Fito, 

While junior high teams do not 

play many gumei, -He training uf 

these boys provUes nn excellent 

background for fundamentals for 

future varsity teams. 

When all si|unds are rounded 

out, It is planned to have 20 boys 

on each, so that there will be a 

total of BO, with an npnnrtunity 

for active competition. 

• i [ -first 

M h 

defeat in seven 

w*i liandeit thi American 

gtadketwrs this week when 

_|H)|Jpefl a closo one to the 

ipsiê • dub of Mayi Land- 

^fe|®i: ttrit Mif in which 

Pinions piled up a 2% to 12 

flljiftligjfffi eamo back 

JSInd tiud the sure at 33- 

" Tfv-flfc ;flrU»h, Tilty lOit 

jg/flijstj-'when- Slota hung 

J^flekl goal antl annexed a 

SHBJTlnnQ'j'bBing fouliiu dur> 

piiglQH entered trie ''combat 

^pîiSr¥|eeg b£ Ban flreek. 

SDel 1 . teach and Frank Brad. 

gflltSiofS whom wefs laid up 

Kthti grippe The team will 

J(f>r'revenge, however, onjan- 

"Mis*^htn &§y plstythe Un- 

fjeAguerB • on the local court 

IBifFfflWay- night here the! 

^yj(n (||g Tucker- 

dash 

Flve, a powerful outfit 

rectlon. TliiB team reeent- 

uicd the welt known Al 

of Atlantic City. 

ch Cage League 

Fo Ke$nme Tonight 

fter a lay-off since December 

l-Kiuae of the holidays, the 

J inLi-r-church basketball lea- 

I Will resume operations in the 

Lun hall tonight. It now 

•lilted to continue uninter 

until March 8. 

thi senior tilt tonight the 

l ll th 

sen 

< rlana 

• Hans, 

l find 

Al-Ki's Hit Back 

Beat Palmers in Return 

For Earlier Drubbing 

Kevenge was sucet foi the Al 

Kl Lluh ba^-ketneis Isi*t Inura'jy 

nij,hE »hen Ihej hiinleJ tn 1'JI 

mti ChSirulpts ,i 47 1"% draining 

on tin AthiniiL Citi couit li i 

pi'-iioui KJIIIL |ili>Ld hen- thi 

hjltne, pj-ûri cmvihiil "n - •n in the fir t halt 

aiul Uic ii-tui rtsurttij did noi 

do then djffl.ijfi* until l.itt in the 

pronrdin^ At lulftiine it AJU 

imvhodi'& ball âmu, witn the 

rfiunt at 1b IT 

lew C lud the Palmers in 

*i Griiig i,j liiiiij, r iiih UJJ si\ fif id 

; F u ll And t\\u liet tiiî*i, U t] 

ipn hniilh mil fhnliL AIIHII /HI 

4 iinitfd up sis t itii Kt-li> lei 

the AI-ku ttiib i tuUl nl lh 

Canned Goods Fee 

If You Want to be Admit- 

ted to This Dance 

:wlll pBpoii the' 

while the Junior' 

Hans, w he juni 

wi.l find the Baptists stack- 

up against the Lutherans. 

Vlmt (kean City Home 

dJMtaMi p 

M p MJI- 

daughter, Peggy, 

i nn spending the winter in 

InMa, were in Ocean City 

i jit their home, 123rf Wes- 

HILL 

MUTED , 

OAL 

fries Abel 

K lUtd kaven Ave. 

t>A*Mti city 

John Pfoiffer, president of the 

PBtrumen'3 Believolunl Assoeia 

tion, which lust week staged 

Christmas party for children, an 

"iiouiuiiil this week that plans are 

boiii!? 'made for a ilanee soon for 

the purpose of rulsinij food for 

the needy. Admission will be by 

foodstuffs Instead of caih. 

Another Cliiistmas party was 

staffi,! Sunday by the Italian In. 

dependent Club in the Parochia 

school, 2nd it, and Atlantic as',, 

and was attended by over 200 

children. It was the eighth an 

nun] affair of this nature spon- 

sored by this club, 

Entertaininent was provided by 

Individual children, by ihe choir 

of the ichool, and by a brass 

quarttt. Every child received a 

gift. During the party a fine 

gold ring was presented to Tony 

Taccarino, retiring president 

':he club, who served continuou 

'or six yeari^ 

New Exterior Makes Old Home Look Young Again P.B.A. Has Great 

Party for Kiddies 

120 Children Given Turk- 

Di 

It's Nice *n» Warm 

In St. Petersburg 

Christine hulla. active 

lintiae worker hero in 

ill her iiinlll- 

li 41 II !iv., H,, 

Miss 

Ihi .uinniel 

lll 

er is nwi 

St. peiern 

tor writes 

linnl-kiiiiu 

flR Hi I 

ire. FI iriilii Ihi* 

is I" M'hf- 

Ingersoll Is 

Resided in Somers 

For Several 

• I 

ey Dinner 

The Patrolmen's 

At ii minimum cost (he ne|»- 

lH-teil IKIUHV HIKIIUI at tho 

right WIIN tMiikierted info the 

uftnirtlve, covy liHikfi]^ home 

Khnnil II lime. Minn |in>jcelh 

like Iliis lire nun hK 

•leriiikeit as n |iiirl m" (lie NII- 

lloiial llelecr lloiisiiitr I'rii- 

nenevolenif 

its nppre- 

ciation in those who ccnitriuutfil 

foodstuff and in ulhi'r wi'y* **• 

sifted ill tiie Christinas party v< 

Children nl llie uneiiipiiiyi'd. Tin 1 

iiffiiir was hiild lam Thumduy ini 

11. A, iieai|i|iiariiT* (ill Wiiltuii 

pi. About 120 children were ft-il. 

the dinner iiiti led fiani lurk- 1 

ey, filliiiK, nnw).. . i»niiitui'«. |ii-ii». 

gravy and a blnrk of !»••• i-r«iiin_ 

ksioli ciiiiil was KU'I'II a liatt y' 

fruit a ml I'diiiiy. l-'nlliiwiii(t tht 

dinner ilm ynunifHii'iH ntu'mlcil 

the aiiiiinil (.'lirifitmas nmvii 

hy ihf Kiunnls Clun 

and 1), Kortcoi' [''IUIIIIT, inuniiirii 

of thii Villaiti' ihPntri" whi'iri iin 

how was held. 

With (he i"ii'ppliiift nf llic I ii '"- 

Iteys, which Liiurie Johiistum 

roasted, l !l« dinner wiis prppun 1 ,! 

by Tiiii Harris, the bijr c-lnrcd 

patrolman, who enjoyed the af- 

fair as much as the children. 

The P, B, A. lontinues to serve 

lint souri every Friday nnon in 

the uriempioyed, A mimher uf the 

bukery firms servinit the resort 

lanatiiid (Uiy-old bri'ml to tlif 

IlilvillE 

wciithiM- down h 

fur rntiiH nsropi 

u liEhi wmii. 

"HIIW we wisl 

A,ir Idi-HSiUKM wi 

ri'lltl 

1 llf M 

i hi li 

llu i 

III 

il • 

lllllll 

il I 

« nidi ifnl 

No use 

i \ n u n ^ 

1 111 " I l l i n 

I li i n 

ih i .Id 

t de 

Fumrnl \vfre 

Tin 111 

I I 

l M 

in. 

lliliS 

.1 II II 

ml 

\ I 

Monday afternoon for R* 

iriKPrMoll, who died in the 

tic City Hospital on Priday'f 

Mr. Inftersoll was ooin-; 

Snuth JurKey and lived in ' 

ii'M I'lilnt for several yeari^ 

i-cntly he ha.i bumi living •"'" 

iiiiilic City where j.e wa 

nlnyml as all autfi!i!fju,l.j 

Preabyterians to Meet 

I In Mlislnn H J Ewi lety 

Pi € li\ ti 11 U! i huieh will 

Mil 

I I 

•Hiluy 

II rs. 

dpy a 

-iil'i-Ml 

I... Ill 

ifterni 

I In cry 

, Mrs. 

links 

••••ill. 

•on at the 

A, Morrii, 

Charles B. 

fur nil inn 

I humus Adams, 

HLIIiGF.ON 

i i 

i n ilih 

iiliiiti 

p.t 

Many Resurfacing Mater 

ials Now on Market 

Lower Costi 

Provided the physirsl structure I 

a siill sound, tho exterior of an ' brought 

Florida Not Downcast Over Its 

Recent Cold Snap, Says Hetrick 

Was Florida , downhearted 

and ashamed as a result of it., 

recent cold spell thai brought 

frost and icu and that resulted 

in a heavy loss to fruit anil 

vegetable growers ? 

Maybe, hut Floiidii didn't 

«hovv it, accorJinir to William 

R Hetrick, _ publisher at tiie 

Ocean fTIty Daily, who is on 

the aiivertlfinK Mtaff uf the Mi- 

ami Iraily News in winlcr. 

Ml. Hetrick paid Oeeiin City 

and Homers Point a brief visit 

recently, when he" camn north 

tu take Mrs, Hetricli am tUeir 

s.in, Willia-m, Jr., to Flnridii 

fur the Iiaiani'e of the winter. 

Ml Hfirkk 

% ai their 

int iluriBH- 

home in Somers 

the early winter 

from n major operation per- 

formed last September in the 

Hiilinemanit Hnspiial, Philadel- 

phia. 

lift HA ;"i!il the Miami news- 

|)a!,er,i hai-.d!«il the told sna|i 

for ju»l w'lat it WHS, bia ne»s, 

Natuliiliy they pliiyed up the 

fiiL-i that il wa« "m.is[ unus- 

ual," us it wan, hut tiiey also 

spread plintnirrnphs nn their 

front Diiffps. shiiwiiiif ice rov- 

ernijf 

fruit 

\t-|>Flabli 

treL» 

al'il 

State Control of City 

Budgets Up on Tuesday 

AlRyor Harry Heailley express- 

ed surprise lhat ihe hill would 

be intrhduced withoui imniifipal- 

illea first havinK an oiipnrtiinliy 

lu protest any iiroyislons thai 

iniynt 

nn ' rii 

ni undut 

'If Lliu 

t.i\ i aia 

UlP sitiltt 

* it $ill 1 

lit* made 

injuiinu tun SLii.itot 

he Tult tiinfirit-nf ih.ii 

in iinni \ miir! \» *hn\\u 

liaif'^liip niiiin**ul 

ii ii n\e*« i minimum 

l nn ilk ipalii^ in 

fni 

heri. 

4 ^l 

t I 

iht 

nit it 

ihr 

Inland t H\ il«f"- utii li m 

Oi[ proteeilon 

'l>'| ins — J - 

life 

Building Here Off 

$4,117 During 1934 

Building In Oteiin City ilniint; 

1!>34 Bliowfirt a decrenao of $4.137 

under 1M3. hnt it atill wan not 

as largo u decline us slmivn bv 

nthcr rniinrtn. iiccordlng to John 

Marts, city hnlldln^ iiiHpcctor 

In his report to the loinnils- 

alonorn tills week he listed fni- 

Itrdvcimiiitt for last year totall- 

ing J130.213. For W.Vi tlie total 

i»as $134,330. Durlni; December 

lie iHHiied ii imrmita for work 

to cost 510.095. 

tER DONT WAIT 

FOR LEAKS 

Iboie tiret iMti* point to a 

re-roofing Job already d*- 

MyM fur too long . . . and 

l that mh 

l 

fur o l 

Knpalr nill« th 

bate bron nroldwl. 

Re-Roof Now With 

. NHACaJi 

Sam myt' yon am 

* Art. 

PMl tcmi erer 

IMY, iatetttit rate., 

t t f 

your opt»r- 

for Instance, 

Might Boost Valuations 

'Unless exeeptionN ore i 

shore muniei|mlltl( huve to 

f 

Four Counties Ask Aid 

In County Canal Survey 

(L-enitiHir*! frnm i"ire ti 

e\ nffiiio members —— 

DlB LOiiimitteB ill J 

IUHHII Its re |tie t m 

CIIIHIK,>,iii.in I'.JL MI 

wllILh ttele sntlu'-e 

le&olution tdopted 

tit. CllN meetini; 

lion adupttd by '! 

bouid uf LOiiuneii.L 

tmn, DeLCmliLi 17 

Ulêj the *sur\e\ 

Cluice of loule tn 

gmeer 

this kind t:an now be ohtaini. 

through the t red 11 facilities nmde 

iiiiill.ihlc ti\ llie Ndlmnlll Ilium 

ins \ti 

Palm 115 'ihe greiit reHlorer ni' 

ejEierhir ipppiianii^ borne limes* 

lio\\L\t! Ihe e\UIioi "lirfaee is 

eilliei mil v\ri}ii (II nut dated. In 

whith t ise i ntu îirTdf-e in rt 

quirnd. 

There irfi nianv i . iteriul* or. 

the niirkrl « hn h lirifl I hem 

HI 1MS in iliis nil Sev. dip 

bnardlnK nev. shillBlis. wall I 

pruaf eiinipoîtioli hoild H iitltl 

in^ ol ^tuceu in i \pnoer of 

iintk in the nuinl i iiinmnll nil 

Ihndn nl u ,ni f leiiu 

Ihr inotii ni In ml m lOtwnd 

Slnipllclls nf demirii Himo\al of 

Miisirljii id niniiiiiPni-. nr liuli v 

trim sill ii II ilh nuke n Iniusf 

look jnunitt 

rinfieru nwnei MI iirged to 

flu medid wnrk or this kind 

dnnn_ Ore in fill s Ileller Hun'. 

In* I'm,.! urn whlrli I iniw undBr 

w.i% 

labor ,ind material prices JIP 

sueli ih.ii thev nialif imprnvf 

menu tiT IIIIK kind ,i pood invest 

nunt al tin pirnenl tlmr. 

As hii'iiiHss toinlllionH impnm 

prlre. um Tnd inst'tnientil In 

ftrnpei l\ imderni ili.ui irtereT^c 

are 

P. 11. A, on I'rid 

thi" patrolmen tu 

loaf «f hrpnii will 

hot s.iup. 

The welfare work nf the JUS,I- 

Ciutliili is tmiilo pnsiiilile by llie 

money raised iiy the natnilHii.'i 

Vy Hhows, ilunrns, ere, niirinii the 

Bummer, 

Public Service 

Buses 

10— 

Philadelphia 

$1.50 Round Trip 

Cood fur I lino 

10 Trip Family 

Ticket $7.00 

Chiropodist 

•"0 \ulmii 4TC 

Floar 

Or. Harry H. lake 

Optometrist o,.!?.-!,. 

Fine Walth, Jewelry RcrjairitiB 

RADIO SRnVirK, Tl.'BKtl. KTf 

822 ASBrKV 

ill-, 

routes 

ai , h 

I es 

Cm 

boost their valuations om 

BIKIII. This would mean n curro^ 

ponding Inciciifte in their slato 

and county taxef, ("lovernor 

K;ol;ca tried tills hut eiiiildu'l eel 

away vvllli 11 " 

•SeniUor Read. liovve\er. imid lie 

thought due allowance^ would lie 

made for ahore condiiion^ 

Mayor Headley nlso Rulil he 

douhtiMl if Ihe proposed law eould 

be made retroactive, to iilToet 

budgets already adopted. 

Hoffman's campaign plun for 

budget c-ontrol included the fol- 

lotvln;; provt«ioii», under which I 

It Is believed thni Occiui rity'a 

IMG budget einild "inmlify" with- I 

out revision • 

New debt limits Ilial limit. 

No new horrowlnp over (id per 

cent. of debt amortized that voar 

until total is reduced to new le- 

cal limit. 

"Jiown payment" on every liii- 

provement equal to anniiiir debt 

service, to encourage ^pay-as- 

ypli-Eo'' financing, 

.Bcheduln majtlmiim terms for 

IMIITOWIHK; full retirement with- 

In lirn ol Improvement, 

Spending rcitrlcttd to actual 

cash receipts. 

Uniformity in utx eolleetlosa. 

making It lmpoiilble for miinici. 

pallly to permit continued delin. 

qiicncy «r exarclBe faynrltlim. 

Hopeful of liu 

Divergent i]iteif;,i., 

urging conflictinii 

tho past two y 

(sressfnan Bauhaiacfi asuure.l 

them that it was useibâ to try 

to secure a survey un'ias they 

agreed In 

will lie rclnfnrrnd. 

"The hoard of rdur-ailon frnl. 

very gratefnl to Mr. nonpnr nm' 

rlly EnBlneer flnlllBRon for Itlr 

Cooper's removal 

Inemiihiyeil Labor 

work donp nn 

Oeorgn E. Drown, 

lendent nf iirhnnls. 

Ihe srhnnln 

suprrln 

bemnnd for 

was made by 

organiiations. flharges were mode 

by J, Wilmon Hart, of Merchant, 

vllle, secretary of the unem- 

ployed groupi, 

Kiii-Hiri Jfeijil MODI-)' 

"While Mr, Cooper him been 

unfair, discriminatory and dlctu- 

torlal we are not Hiking hin re. 

movnl on ihla anenunt," Hart 

suld, "The actual rauses upon 

wiilnli this action Is nnw based 

are lhat Sir. Cooper Is well off 

fiiiiiiicliilly, has nn ineoma suff|. 

cienily large lo support hlmiipll 

in IIIH normal mode of ilvlnir, an 

income enilrely mo lnrue for an 

official or einpinj'n of the KTtA 

when jhere fire other liiPii qual- 

ified lo hold the position wbniin 

income is not sufficient in tnkn 

pure of_ I heir present nni-ds." 

Mr. Cnnper, fnrmpr piihilsher 

nf (ho (^'npe 'May f'oiirity (SMCIIC 

it f'"iirt House, wnrkpil niifh 

anil day ]ant winter wilhnut HII]- 

ary t'ettinff the PWA projects 

uniler way in the county. 

A stHlie 'I' cniintv KU'A woi-lc j 

•ire, c;iileii inr Weiinnatlay ns si 

nrntest afffllnst Mr. rnnper, fail 

nl to miltPrliiiize. he Kiiiii. Honm 

nfjf) workers, riillci! tn wnlk out. 

kept rljtht nil working, lit' ns.ipit- 

I'd. 

Knudsen Gloomy 

On World Peace 

Little of it Left Now, H« 

Says in Rotary Talk 

"Peacu on earth, Good Will to 

Men!* 

There isn't much of it .eft in 

the world toduy. That waj the 

conclusion of Rev. Guiinar Knud- 

Hcn, patitor oi St John's L 

an church. Ocean City, and 

Grace Lutheran Church, ri 

Pi i dd 

PuinL. in an address Friday 

to the Ocean fjii,y it itury 

club at WaUon'i cafe, 

"We feel a certain souse nf 

failure today when we say thiriu 

words, 11 he declared, 

"On earth pence, 1 do njt re. 

call :;r, othel Christroab whfin 

so II'..-.:. was said and when go 

miiny requeits were rn4ilB that 

from the pulpits a plea IJB inade 

for pence. We have had iu more 

turbulent 12 monthg si;iie the 

World War than during this 

year -= Dolfuss, Ferdinand, "hi* 

rftiivisky scamlal in France, rijta 

in the Uniteil States, labor u*s- 

iT»t, comnumam spending nui- 

iiuns to .spread its gospel in -s 

I'uiintry. Kvpryonc in the hi 

; Term' ^Freeholder 

Osraan M. Corson 

l>li with n 1. hip "n his 

•ami Hull In Tilt UcniT'CIO 

Inci-L«4nr and Tha Homer, 

>( MCrali. 

(.IHlIIicd Advcrllilng mail M 

tor totisra inHftisn; unlna mi- 

Itiiir liai aeeosnt with ntwapaper, 

(till Twa cinli per wort, flni 

wrligii! minimum 50 Hnli. One 

per word far inb.rijutiil Inicr- 

§nai minimym 3^€. 

•Mil will be. iiipplltd II 

NrllHr dgein'l wl.h nimt nnd 

reii lo am.ear, farwirdinf aaV 

M mn.1 he lilt ,| |(ne of p|u. 

adifrfiafmeitt* 

Dr. L. I. Helfand 

Veterinarian 

.. L, I. ll.irond, VtUrinarlan 

iini(^-Ilw.-!lnBf—HtttHmrrreiillpnTB: 

Ail«nlle Ave. PhonB 4-Mii. 

10.1( la 1-11 

HELP WAHTBU 

5D—RELIADLB WOMAN for Bon- 

ieusewgrli. Slepi* jn. Hcfqrohneii, 

Bo* SIS, HenLlncl-Lcditer, Ocean 

1-4-21.0 

i 

So uru 

dual 

Mont 

hyj, tf 

nrti at otllir. 1'ut 

cnlnmn t uurk for 

ienslvc ndvartixIriK you 

DOGt) BOARDED 

I "loin bonrdiNl nnil ljroki.ii AIBO 

Rl (rood broken blul dons for 

Shuator'a Ksnneli., Mny. Land. 

W. Scullvlllr. N. J. 10-26.11 

FOR SALE 

;""!"-J biiWiiilil nfl,.lwo me. 

nic IMuei of The Oeean City ien. 

t-Mmr, jBllvered lo your honie 

i Prld«», for only || .50. in ail. 

IE LITTLE ADS c«l 

Dth6ni Give llum 

for you. 

m «nd rrmNaa »Bi 

^HflB -,.«4mJ plnmblnK pHppo 

Srurton,. angiH, and itnigtural 

«P»mlil IKON * STSBfrt 

Mar)nt r,w«? tqolpment 

neitt, holler-, itove iwru 

E,WrtM,. Pnliarl, ihahtiiB. miiehw, 

Mil. KlCKiKf: Ruehlne 

(nil mliml.nooin eq- 

jiHiP. ACOHN IBON CffT 

JN. Hsnnaum Al'rnM, 

f, N, J. Hl.tfa 

;(or Saw or Iwt, Tunliuj 

1 MHlHiii Arrtnir 

REAL K8TATK 

I iatnll« li.nm.nti and ootttm 

»• * ,„ Ann. OCHD Clfr 

•iMf 

lit*. 

j ni, pouitrr, 

B|Wlt Fnnk 

)|i »r. Pton. 1M( 

1-4.31-0 

h-h«ilf tt hMllHH, 

noBMBaia^-' ; lurnlsyrB 

to 

m 

*m 

JERSEY BREW 

B E E R 

nml ri!i:.V« ALT, 

$1.75 case at Store 

$2 case delivered 

EttNnniT - ViitllRililff'ft Valley Fnrer 

Sclnniill'j Brer nnd Ale 

$2 case - $2.25 delivered 

CONEY'S 

LKtUOIt 8TOIM5 

Hhoro Rd. llralty'i mint 

I'llllUR ilVl 

n Iiml 

I pirn I I « tk'' 

I f nd in m\ \ i i 

i i ill in t f \ 

ii ill IHI i i in 

imiprlnnh Ml" th f 

l i p ihi] Is nl i ni 

t i r 

l I ULI I i 1 i i 

Huh i nil rm il i 

I lit ii III 

I ii Iinmnnl nl ()i i in I 

mh Ihi pun b isi nl 

i I'IP inii in (lieu 

ni II liki nuim llu 

Kr nlln idm i ,,, 

their min 

eiinnnt p, 

mtut fiml 

lo (ici, 

"I,iot us not (•nnileniii things we 

SIP that are wmriff. Let us try to 

iiirht them, inatend," 

I)r, C. EiiBene Darby, chairman 

or Ihe vocational service commit- 

j Ice. presided. James Wart] In- 

; tv..'iluei>d Tio Kiiest*, 

Sewiiiff Class May 

Be Formed Monday 

A ('(immunity sewing class may 

hi- unranize.l at a meeting of the 

Ocean I'll; leisure time eommil« 

h'e, railed for Mondily at 2:30 

, al Ihe home of Rev, 

; W. Lawrence, local chalr- 

a year. 

Bell, of Ocean City, 

was re-eiected county solicitor 

for three years at $2,000 i year 

mil Miss Louisa 8. Carlson as- 

siktam county treasurer for three 

with'l > 0I ' rs at 11,800 a year, 

Mrs, Sallia Duuglass was re. 

elected guperintendent of the 

county ajmghouse for 198B at a 

salary of 11,200, Miss Dorothy 

Loper was re-elected telephone | 

operator at. 11,200 a year, Mlbs' 

Olive Eachus yisltinj nurse at 

»1200 a year and Mts§ Dorothy 

dornlu which hnj MM laftltlai 

Ocean city otflolals tor a, ye*r 

or so hu now rooiM w, • tW 

door-itep of WIIBwood oily o|fl 

clala. 

And m has Marry B, Wtlfi 

Wlldwood'i tritwoUe city engi- 

neer, whom t&C city official* 

hne tetn tn»In« to lire lor « 

long (int. 

Thef fired -lilra a year or so 

*fo—4or- J "«licMayeli JJ «bUt"to» 

charges of insubordination wero 

"Indefinite and vague," accord- 

lag to Suprems Court Justlcf 

Ralph W LO. Dunges, so last 

Ptbrunry he ordered Weir rein- 

stated. 

Then Taej Abullshed job 

A week User, the resourceful 

city commiaaionerr, abolished the 

aattnetr's job, coinplctely, to Air. 

Weir was out again. But not for 

the count. He has bobbed up nr 

ttln for another round. And that 1 * 

... ., r.t oi cerilorarl taUec 

• bow. It may bt hard to pro 

noiinco, but It Is potent. 

Supreme Court .luiulce Harr- 

Heher hej l«su*d an order cal 1 

log upon Ihii Wildwood ciimiiil? 

sloners tr> show cause why the 

writ Mould not bo issued to let 

aside their action in abolishing 

Mr, W*lr'a off 1M. The itoweiUBB 

order will lie argued in tb« Jan- 

uary term. 

Justice geemi Skeptical 

Justice Hi'her stems a mite 

flteplktil as to the cnmniiiiBlonV 

motive — ostensibly ecofloray •- 

in abolishini the office. He olteji 

the faet lhat "so-called coniult- 

ing engineers'' were palled la tf 

pupervi.?o construction 

WOI.J'H $325,000 water 

and tie i-;in't see wljy 

Klneer wouldn't 

as will iind 

ey 

'We Trr i-nnv'.rKed 

'that }t:c rfMiiiuUui: 

f Wild 

p-ojeci. 

j city or 

have Jor? ins- 

ii lot of -i">n 

!•• 

BOAliD OF CMOHEN I-IIREHOLEIERS 

CAPB MAV COUNTY 

NPW JKHRF1 

nor udopted If, m mm 

Tt 

food faith for ttt 6fttfTO«t W 

tfci Btibllo wrylofc but toinv* 

effective kthe original purport 

dllmill prolocutor (Weir) tt 

Wi sttlM yjtliQjjt jait ejiyjif.'':; 

Colored Boys #o Back 

To Industrial School 

WUtart BOFOT and Oiartnaiiîitti^WlUtt ?*S 

Motley, Ocean City colored 

"SaWTmumea to mo state 

Ml training and Induslrlul scbool I to.n" AHMl»tlot 

>f fi|i Mn nnd Nt-it* rf K ^ Jtrf 

morf r urtlculnrtr diner h«l ni f H «M 

, ln the North 

|y I „(. of North Streti nlxty nlii 

f 

Mini biiln u 

rd of Ch6« 

niy df Caiw 

Bnnrd, Tr, Ho 

received hy 

tjhnldem of 

the OITic 

dur i the 

in 

Hit 

hm 

•I 

•I 

li 

i P. 111., i 

i (TniirjjC \ 

j, f- man. 

. i At ihf 

.. j pnwil (c 

niiiplrliiin th, 

lie i ntPiitd 

iiinuiicr iiiiirniiH 

MiMillr-v 

illhiicilfl. 

illy l;i- 

ijli'l'- j 

C'itvj 

Miner j t 

I'd In 

t lm i 

" "" 

1 inepMnK it 

i oiKiiniiie i 

IK'npic nnd 

•r 1-oIored hoys 

alun t 

phniiii 

pro 

fti. 

bixkelhill 

Rice, county executive nurse, at 

11,200 a year, 

SpauldinR BOSSM Jnnitors 

Harry Spaulding, custodian of 

buildings and groundg, who ha>, 

been pinch hitting for several ,,„„„,,„„„,,,- 

years as jail warden, was reap- Krnil,. mu mllfii 

poiiueil custodian of buildinga at «r miuol, \e inc 

$l,S00 a ye*r, but instead of jail 

warden he will now also net as 

head janitor. Itiis (anitor crew c«»niy BUIMIBIIII »I CUM May a 

has been mlucacl from three U H "g£jff: J Jioin« bM» 

two, to onset tne expense oi 

Sheriff Paul M, Scull'i appoint. 

ment of a jail warden anil ma- 

tron. 

. With the formal b'tasineis dio- 

; nosed uf, Director Jackson Ten' 

;a report on (he T-iat veai' < 

. • .:-,••.-£. snts. 

WEDSRiDAV, JANUARY Hth. 1 

i son P, Bf. rsund«rd Time) for 

hlnu un,l dfliverinn two thi 

i r> re or JOHS. of 

ARHPOiida sheet f 

sn wide, fliirl W'[ 

than sixteen lie) DUfH?e! 

••ell niuare foot nf mirfnw it 

snft! corner to be deUvcml to 

llul 1,11 i.t-. ,t rnrn May 

DItl_fSlL_ 

sheet copper, 

li the naiiis a 

nd 

ndd 

bid,. 

of the Board 

A J Tsficrp H 

must 

ig- and deUvi 

ynt be mark 

» of tho bi 

rlifhl to rej( 

>f Chosen FF, 

Director 

Real Estate News 

n ilie IRU di (t J. i 

\ then puke buffi}, a> 

\ t uhi î\e the best êr 

^, IIJIP and run the depart 

- LIT leruh ind eeonum L 

pp ^Jb]e an i still main 

d 

IN ClIANTFRY n? NFW JEHSI Y 

To Chnrlr* M /immcrmnn 

Bi \Irtufi of nn 

h 

l 

f, r ,n [M|, 

] lhL 

••Hi mil tin 

Ocniin I'lly 

' I II I a II i 

riiilaililplii 

II IIMIH 

Him 

I', 

Ar.i, 

'!l ill 

of |,.l 

:r, r. 

Airt' To. 

Ill 747 

in A 

mill M 

HOC, K, 

Mi 

tribute 

>« of 

f le 

tn Mr 

ed fni it 

k Caflei a 

1 a, warm 

whom he 

of the diite li 

Provident M>' 

Cempnny nf Phi 

it ntinf. I1S.02 

Mr Lear 

ro id til* 

eiit the flo 

nerf baskets 

0 riri-le. hm 

he taken as ronfp 

The iiiiil bill I, 

llie 

tin yea 

from 

em. i 

ernmn n 

nd "nil 

Down the County |" 

No_ Kiinil Fiiildii; IVildnood 

Wildwiiii in in iinns he 

ho ahiic iiigliwiiy coininissio 

lolled il none of ihe $' 

which in Hiis ciiiiniy's simi 

treel nnd rmiil irpiiir flinch 

ortioncil hist, week hy the 

ijjhwaj- (jottiniiBjiiiin. bcciin 

eceived Sin.ono, Wiidwiinri i 

4.1,0*)o ami wits pnimiBcd 

no, iujoidiiis In .Mayor ] 

n il 

1 nf 

ip 

i 11^ 

Or, i 

III 

li nealii 

Inf., to 

y 

rim 

Til r 

uni 

ftL. 

Lilt 

Mr 

( nilll III un 

I in (I ( | 

J (illI \\ ilfluHuii liiiluiiriLii 

in li is r w • iliuiii p iv 

ssructf writ nn ell' ulfiri il 

quiring Ihcm It «hu\* rm e 

Ihrj Hhijuld nut IIL u-tlmrd 

llie htita 

Visit riarie I'um.ij 

i. and Sirs. Itartrmn Darby 

family, includinir Miss Jean- 

Darby and her fiance, Cleni- 

Stiikes, of Atlantic City, 

t Christmas with Mr, and 

Cherrie Dane, in Roxbor- 

I'a. Mr, Barie formerly 

well-known Ocean Citj 

Hia father was In the 

lusinesa here several 

mer, tht Womens Regular He- 

publican club, City Commissioner 

John £,, Trout, tind the First Re- 

publican club, 

Mr. Corson received a fern 

from the C. R, R. O, Circle. 

Director Jackson thanked thr 

newspaper reporters for their en. 

operation (luring 1 the year. 

And that ended the meeting. 

Among the interested apecU 

I tors was Luther C. Offden, who 

stepped out juit a year airo im 

director of the board, after hav- 

mg served several terms, Otherg 

present included Mrs. Laar, Chaa, 

B. Powell, Senator Charles (J. 

Read an-l City Commissioner 

Mrs, Henrlotla Nice returned 

Monday after a visit of sever-ii 

| days with her daughter, who 

I lives In Pa. 

UnV DKrAIlTSlhNT 

.vlMPTHOLLRR "or° TIIE CURIUMr 

Waihlnitton n C Jlov 7 10S4 

NOTICE II hereby ithpn to nil per 

i-ini whu may have claim, aiculnit Til, 

Uoean Clly Nallonal Dunk of Ocenn 

Ity Niw JerwiF, that thn RUTTIQ mult b« 

prefiflntcil lo GBOF^ p. Itlcliatdi. R 

culver, with Lho Infill pmnf llmreof, 

ivttnln throo mnnth 1 ! from tlita date, oi 

tlioy nay IM dlinllmreft. 

J. -F. T: O'CONNOR. 

Cofnpln»lli»r jf tho Currency, 

r f ttl.1t. 

The Annual Meeting or tho utoikhulil- 

*ni or The National Dank vf Ocriui 

City, for tlie election of Illrcclor, t, ir, u 

Wildwdiid Hlfch Schuol fiiiithall 

atar. 

Krnlii House Jliirtuil 

Wildwood Villas nnrl Rio 

Grande fire departments were 

unable to cheek H fire that do. 

Btroyetl the home of .Sir. and .Mrs. 

Irving Prltohard, at Erma. A de. 

fectiva chimney was hlpmed. 

On Hlnkln« Fund Itonril 

Frank S, LloydV Wlidwqod High 

School nrjneipnl, nas boon ap- 

pointed to the Wildwood slnklB> 

Tuna eDrrimli!lqn. He also Is IOB. 

felary of, Jhr.;eo»Mlsi|on, 

ttiBg M«iif O«ti Lfiioti CondBvi 

The Ktw,Jeriey.iAn1wleBn Leg. 

bn wlll'ljiiyB Jtf eonvarition mk 

yaw- in ^C,i$t$i City, MB- 

They're Here! 

The New 1935 

STANDARD 

Chevrolet 

MODELS 

See Them Today at 

Palmer Chevrolet Co. 

nr. Innil* In 

in the Coimi> 

nf New Jen 

Plsee! nnd si 

an nre mnde 

ire the hyslmn 

filfd to fnrfi*tt,Me 

» nimn by Chn-Ie. I 

rl KnthrHno i»imm'rnw 

Ife, in .Pfovidfrnt hV\iu 

j t 

the hand nee 

ID. 

fn 

Cily nf Or 

finite Msy 

Tsnown Ra S22 

hnrli-. M. Km' 

femhinf heffiiiHi 

Kiilhrvn 7,\m 

R ns Katherip. 

of the mnri' 

nf the rnnjier' 

int? ihe mart. 

'rioted. 

rilc 

nf 

Hit- 

ihe Cu 

mndc 

« 

fiiijer, uniler the will of 

iis», due'd,, are enmiiliilnan 

le Sultan nnil othpra are 

HI nr;> required to afipeiir and Bniiwe 

II bill of mid enmilhilnnntM on gi he 

Iiml KIM hill will 1)0 tHki.n M eon 

hfri 1 itsitin»! you 

Tr.l- mid bill I. fMed to fofueloik 

_ eorliiln morlmiiio ei>en I,, Minnie 

Bultnn. widow, In the iram of ill.nooion, 

di ted June I. 1927, »i,,| worded In 

',. t.iy.e »!„) roimly rierk', oi'ilt- l. 

Hnrli jn, or M,>rt,„,,;„, |Blm 451 

vou are rand, B defenrlant beenuno 

u,e the record owner of iho morla 

!!„, 

, , 1 

fn.»i A 

tu nnd M 

d 

,id 

Ill lid: 

Fmlrr ;. I!).H 

mf:MAKDS £ l.OVELANll 

Siillrlfnri of Cninnlalnantn 

Title Si Trim! Bldit. 

Oman Cll», N J 

r |i|;i 

SHERIFFS 

Uy virtue 

Bueitloni end you Mn. TliomM H. W 

Ml, Jr., are a riefimdont herein h«. 

latui you are thn wife of Thomat It 

Edwardn. 

:erest 

and may hiive nonie In- 

l In iinestlon br 

rea«on of Inchoate rlitlit of OOMOC The 

old connivance! rmered Inrdi In the 

Iti of Oeean City CVinty of C«l>p 

May and State of New Jor«"y ni foi. 

lo»n Deed datwl Alurust IR 1 11 cnv 

red Lou No, 147 nnd 348. Section 

K on PInn of Ocean OtT A inclnt in 

Bred dmed August IK 103! cnierpd Tj,t 

No 470 Section A Plan of Orean t It* 

All Di l A IB nul 

MI 

(in d 

L Notlco la hereby •riven Out by vlrl 

Hqf an execution »t law io mcllii'-' 

A, I). 1M4, wherein I am dl«ettd'to}M 

•ell eertaln ituehul Propirttf Mm^Mm 

after de«rlb«d t, al the dais of ' 3 

ance of a eertaln writ of aturl 

ment which said writ was dsi?.'^. 

_.. Ihe eleventh d«» of July, Mil, _ 

executed in the twelfth dnr of .J6». >'^ 

I 1 jbiili ,.xpo» to siu> si - .l*«« 

3L.». on -j :..;* 

MONDAY, JANUARY tltt, 1»J5. .. 

feen the homni ?f twnlw »nd,' Bj«Wa 

wk P, M,. to wit, fl om : o'llocfglig 

the aft|oon of «a>4 rtai, .•t^tW, 

Rher'ff a office. In Csne May :.GeaM> 

Houie, can" May County, New 

ALL THOSB eeruln linds Uni; 

l«e« iltUBto In th» City of Oenh" „ 

Caynty of Cape May, and guts of We, „ 

Jemy, known as 7fl) Bnttenu.' .'KMVpi 

more oirtieularly ducrlbed as foVi', 

lows j ^>j£3hs» 

BEGINNING In the Northwajt line ; » B 

Batters Read 8M,28 ft. NorUlrfBSa 

from the Northeaat line of North• SWW 

and In the Northeast line ef lot Mo,,"' 

1181 thenee Northweat llonoj nil 'UnaJi 

nf Lot No, 111, ST ft, to • «m«|.p 

I«li N.M, IOB, 109 111 and HI i ine-iSr' 

Northeast along the rear lino of WSpi 

No, 108, is,M4 ft. 10 a Point «hej>»"' 

eiit«r,ded middle lln. of Ibi B»Hy 

of the double dwelling; erecUd on 

No. ill laUrHets aald r>ir line: thi 

Southeast nlonu the tifddle Una of 

party Taall and «ald Hr* otcndM 1 ' 

8D.8M ft. to the Northtt Una if Hal*!;. 

tersca Boad 1 thence Southwest slof!?*^ 

mid' line of BBtterses Rood MJU'HrT 

to the place of beginning, BelBej-tri*- 

Soathweiit nart of Lot No, UI; BtoeliiV 

1, Plan I. Ocean qlty Gprdeni, "si 

Arnounl due under judmnint la < 

1R0 OT. «|tb Intnwt and EherlfF, [i 

to be added. 

Attached and taken by virtue of 

above itated Bttachnent aa and for . 

imtierty of John M, Main and Mi(';_ 

Main, 1,1. wife, at the rait of-IHMiWfi' 

Banli A ftust Company, formerly MJfciJ 

tin Men Bod Mihanmeiit Bank H^M 

Tnwt Company, plaintiff, and fa ,'.tov>' 

said by • "1 iv-.ii 

PAUL M. anULL, Bhwlff): ii 

Dated Januarr 2nd. 1QSS, ' '.iv'y 

Itarr, lummerill ft Urni, Attya. ,• •'$£$: 

IMMt-BfiftgiiP' 

IN 

To 

•srrt 

CHANCERY OF NKW 

Colladaj and 

JEB8BV 

Jamea D, 

folladir 

By virtue of nn onifi or the Go 

?f , hnncrr} of New Jenqy irtnii 

the day of the dnle htrrrt In • rm 

ivheren William It Kelly Commlmlmi-- 7 

ir of llnnklntr and Inauranca ot i 

•ftoli- nf New Jenev TTOrtee of 

Jor«-y Bl d M J l 

Ceiliwny, Is romrilnlnniit and jMBBjiTfjip 

OoIIadM, ct us, ot ala. urn (kfeaMtrfiig 

you ere required to arneU^ «nd>MkM»S 

-••. lili. of inld BomplfiIii«nt,Hiii.WKlpS 

in the twnntv-Mvenlh ttnjf ot IJirtSi}* 

r. mat, or (Be nild MIL sn|/rj^fca 

las eorifeHied IIK»III«V-wfitf :1 '-'i 4 ">W " 

.The nid un I, med'tt rmmmii 

ftrlain morleiesi, one iowlBX**?f 

II. polljilay' am(' tanl^J,^,, v|i|s«. 

In Ihe West Jerwjr Daiid and. Mo, 

panB«ny. bearinir ". tUUl J«mM 

III tn» ram M,:|I4.flMf jia*»Blf;«» 

slUiln tbrw renra frtin ;3h« %(iP 

with fntcrMt 

«|n y»r c*hl per , 

iU 

the nite _. ,.„ . . 

EAyfiÎe ffem>ahnraiHy» 

A Pla rn 

Airuelntlon Demi dmril Axuuit IB 

Slivered Lot» No». 720, 730, 731. 

734 73J nnd 7JB Secllnn K 

Cl 

Ian: of Ocean Oltj Aimelntlrm. Oeej 

»t«l Annul. IB, i»M emmed tot SJ* 

III on Pliti 3 of th« on Oily'Olt. 

gi Uit No, III, Stotlon A, Plmi if 

^«n City _A»»eIitloii. pKi ijak Ail 

gmrt II, 11S3 eowmd liti Nn«. BWL 

MI, IN and IM, Section H, Plan 

Ocan City A»KtcUtMn. Drod dal«l 

iy 1BSS 

P 

mfmp 

,.mym -ir« 

3-14. 

] dat

; '*sa 

w 

J:&ti 

I 91 fiolao O«««_i-/j ~ " • •""•' I -" — " Friday and Saturday 

| JS1 OaieS KepOrted Leave for Florida Former Miss Smith Here In the picture, "The Bom! 

K The IMS Ford V-i hag met Mrs. liiiabeth DeBaufre, 1048 Wl - and Mr*. Clyde B. Carpen- Plays On," which opens today at 

with spontaneous approval in the Asunry ay,, left lust Thursday ter " lld three children, of Car the Village, a select group of up. 

resortj according to Bdward G, for Miami, She plans to remain lisi# > '*'' Sunday after having and-coming young screen players 

Kurte. looal Ford dealer, who there for the remainder of the D l )e '" «• we * k M guests of Mrs, go "strictly collegiate" for the 

reported 8J orders were received winter, Uarpunterj parents, Mr, and Mrs, theatre public. 

1W the week end,, the largest Mr, and Mrs, George Adam, Warren Smith, 1021 Centra! av. The swift-moving story reveals 

lilies record made, by the local 804 Wesley av,, motored to Flor- M - Carpenter will be remetn. the trials ami tribulatinns of colhranob 

since 1929, Ida last week. They left last bdred as Misa Catherine Smith, lege life, its romantic interludes, 

IS Ht bM l m VBnonH In- Thursday and arrived in St. "Pe*- 7,,., ... .. „ its Hunter moods and its spirit 

fpeeted the new model over the orsburjf, Sunday. •--*-=- I'hiladelphiantt Here. of yovth 

week end,, he salfl, —*— _ SIi, ami Mrs, H. A, Mainnl, of The romance is supplied by 

Luther MeCaliion and Norman taitaine, arrived yesMay mciite Mr and fa 1h f for th " e ^ 

^t&^BSSTriSJtU %WUA* rfS ^ ~ ^ ! ! ' " re "~ Monday 

FMDAV Md BATUBDAV, JANUARYV-'i^ 

"The BandPlay$Qi§ 

StlrrllUr Blorj af (iill^f onolb«|| \V||h ' 

ROBERT YOUNG — BETTY fM 

And Topp Mnj- rdinily'n, Awn I'HjBSTbjf WU 

MONDAY. JANLIAKY 7 ONLV — UAMU1N Nil| 

With FRANCHOT TONE —, 

3MKI. 1 .\HliT i INItSAV - ^ 

TIlKSnAI ,nd WKIlNlsariAV, JANUAitY » |"2 

GARBO f 

With Herbert Marshall — George Bnj 

t( 

The Painted VeiV* i 

THURSDAY. JANIMMIY 10, ONLY — OARCAIN NIT| 

LEW AYRES - 'PAT PATTERSOi^ 

"Lottery Lover" | 

neiday, after V. a vacation David. MyCalilon here for I unlay) vill remain when until she and tomorrow Mrsi '(Sat; Hand I Mrs Barbara""! Visits Sun MM. Stisrlun nt , "Gentlemen Are Born'Ms a pic- 

T \, °l romance ana enril 

Ewan motortd down, | will Ko to New York to be the! Wi!dwoomw EWBB moEoreu oown,i WJJI iô ro Kew York to h© *h«i wnr>Ghntt Story 

It"s a play, of course, enUtiofl 

"A Murder HUB Been Arranged," 

by Emlyn WIlllaniB. and described 

as "a ghost atory In three 

Mts," 

Rare'a the iituation: Sir chnr- 

. Jasper plans a dinner on the 

Stage of Saint Jamea 1 TUentre.j 

William C, Hunt Iûidon, for members of hlfj fam- 

William C, Hunt, outgoing nl- Hy, in observance of a weird an- 

:affe§Ul that flfuw. Its engineers to make a survey frach of Atlantic City ai a mem- Ah, hall! But there'i a c»teh 

Fiji. $698,989.25 Tax Bill for n canal amoaa Oapi, May be * ot .the state public seiwee in it! Fifly-five years ago a man 

i Atioftfr itrtWliK fact he an- Connty, uecBrding to o TatWf re- eommlBiion, accordlnB to runiow wai slain in the theatre, . Latei 

saoynetd thii wiefi w»«that in eelyed from him thiiKWK by eujrent 'rent thla thia week. a dUBJb dumb firi girt appeared, appeared, and the 

News that Bacharach will low ghoit of the murdered nan, flit. 

*i Pt' 

dance due fro* $1,067,859.-1 made here*^h''! Uf :'•' 

lut ye«A Cho!#,artnii route, wlUJBileft 

on * ha cMnmiialon, o? ting across the itage after she 

Uoii he ig chairman, eomei MaSyr Came, one of the committee 

He add*, however, that it will 

Senator CharlM C, Itiad in In 

S?i ,fi* ta^wluced nntll aftoi 

favor of a sal»» tax if it will re- 

Msroiu G, Hoffman is sworn in as * 

governor 

nsnia u, nonman 

next Tuesday, 

is sworn 

IBBS. 

nu II 

• 

fl it A • 

duce the burden on real estate 

and help to keep the achoolH op- 

much governor M the next IigliiatuM Tuesday, wlU meet Inag *|n runnC AOAIII en, lie Hfi Id this weak, 

Mto on Monday night of next 

W*k moch ai th the toglilature roofiT wlU lilti meet «" 1UUU5 AgtfUl "But," he added, "I am not for 

it until we pace a builMt act to 

only on Monday night of next - 

curb spending," 

Sftt M^MJFlSF 

FtJ&TmfrSftZ SAod Bond Square with 

The only legjstatioft affecting _ , . . . , , 

mnnlrlpBliUii that appeared at Th » board of education has a 

the opening sesWon WM a series m»ny upi and downa as th 

o( W M Wljs whieh suind f weather thlh winter 

Mon act, ^ Wl Jack Franz, wbo has JiHt re* 

Edward Wilson, 63, president The directors of The National lurned fi'om Florida, hag .ilready 

of the Central Ocean City Im. Dank of Ocean City, all unani- booked the following: 

provement Agioeiation and Ocean 

cbnrch music In Tampa; Plorldrt. | 

mously re-elected at the annual Hollywood Beach, January 22 

City resident at S42S Central av., stockholders' meeting, Tueiday 

•Sik'.'M 

for 20 years, died at 7.80 p. in., afternoon, will reorganise today 

Hla fliin. Hay, won three At-j 

Monday in Hahnemann Hospital, (Friday) anil probably re-elect 

n ^ ^ M - ta , waUr-TOit water-Kent ajfdltlots, audittoijfi, flndv ajidv hai half aftS^ 

Philadelphie, a victim of cartiae the present officers. 

asthma. 

Out of 8000 shares, 4033 were Resips fenk Job m^?* Its 1,^,1 hun ii. 111 h.,11.1, f,» 

TSI, IT* was-a-Maspn and a mem- attended the meeting. 

berof the p. O, B, of A., in The bank's quarterly statement, 

issued this week, shows a net 

He m survived by his widow, deficit of $11.25, as compared Oeorge L. Markland, former 

Mrs. Eleanor Wilson. 

with $8588-81 throe months •• — mayor of Stone Harbor, wag ott 

Sir, Wilson retired several Deposits are $411,360,04. Tuesday elected president of the 

years ago after having served for Directors re-elected Tuesday First National Bank of that rea 

long period at inspector for the are: Alfred W. Powell, Dr. John I gort, Biiceeedlni B. O, Howell, 

His work brought him into close James B, Bevlll, Leonard C. 

broke. It had only nlittfi mora 

, whleh boHi houiei tnan flM caih on hand, and it 

W I permit counties, °W«d a lot of bills, . 

W«l,school districts ""' ' "' " 

1 ^ M "1 ^^ 

•" - ' The .Ocean city «MrU speH# jrfyei^ 

« . ~ U Is open «o everyaaelntarMttd ja mM^^ 

Receiver Hera Renos «• *oeal mosle, invitations w«r« #x^ fl«i*&loF 

to Tuesday 

(Oeiver of the Firit 

inr, Hold gprlus mu 

lliinkB the saleg t*x would be unjust 

for famillns with small In- interesting reminiuenges from hii and Mr. oiolT " of the Itone Harbor bank when "^-- Z^ 

cfllnM, 

eMerienees, The present ollieors, all of 

He arose from a sick bed in whom are expected to be re- 

Jioyember to tell the resort Ho- elected today, are; Mr. Powell, 

tanans some ol these esperi- president; Mi. QroiT, vice presi- presl 

win LIB fn? ft 

dent and cashier, Khvood F, 

kirkman, uolieltor. 

1 • - K < «Wt»tS:iJt»;Sit 

he was appointed receiver. No Ocean City infaiHtntf upoa eapeBy y lf^ Ieho °! s t0 ê two days ea 

YS^SEWW otii 1 ^! w" *i? w - tor the Christmas holidayi, has;'.« «« BU-U^J- «.* nm 

Years night in PMladelpha, when practically Bubsided was indicated Bilward B. Bowker, Ocean Tit total attentiinee- January i 

iBoî would W*1119, '•• 

Hi'bttt«i ' 

J after 

r and thoir two 

thei iorith. 

family w#re ablfe t? 

fJ'FW!'^*?^ '.{S ;"# 

W^ 

s^^^ffis 

nsmsm

mm 

jelsea Title and 

jGuaranty Co, 

I Title Insurance 

.S Searches 

i. Conveyancing 

^vHoor, TlUc * Trust Bldg, 

CUNTON O. PI 

nui otttau 

Tiiu otnM 

SALE 

i A Good Investment 

Family Apart' 

ment 

Close to Beach 

Always Rented 

. Bedrooms First Floor 

bedrooms' 2nd Floor 

{Sedrooms 3rd Floor 

Furnished Nicely 

.A BARGAIN 

$7500 

T, &T.1 

1AREY 

INSURANCE 

?t$th and Boardwalk 

FhOMlllS 

IIB THE XIMB IO 

and February 10. 

Lake Worth, Januarj. a". 

Port Lauderilale, February ;i. 

Davis Islanii and Klssnmtie, in 

central Plorlda, and Punta Onrda, 

have been booked, bill with 

no dales arranged as vol. Tlio 

luards iilsn will Bpend ihree days 

at a carnivnl in Sarasotn, and 

will stage an exhibition at the 

Miami Bllimore -Hotel. 

In the tour, besides Hoffman 

and Franz, will be: 

Bob Stretch, natinnai chnmnlon 

oarsman. 

punk ParlettP. coiicii of the 

outfit and local beach nulm] 

champion orasman. 

Pep Smith, diving champioB 

and BQUallc comeclian. 

Marley Flisgorald and OeorRe 

Hiiflner, of Hie national clmmpionslilp 

reHcuo crew, 

Howard McAdou, nuilonul life* 

•ôCr'^H-Srik. c,.a,,iP= 

Ion, 

„„ 'or Berth 

On Utility Boarcl, Clwm 

iramtliiued IWBi > • If 

Vw» y -«ld that Governor HolT 

man is determined to (five thi 

public a "break" in ill., and otto 

matters, despite political pits- 

aU Hunt played an active part in 

..tairin« out HofTnian .for .the 

jrubernatorial race and in VIBOIously 

Rupportiiip him in the campaign 

for election. 

Christian Selenct Society 

Br.iKh 

Flr.1 

Ml BIOHTH STREET 

tf Tin MlitMr Chqnk,, TM 

Cknrcli si Chrlil, Idaatllt, 

la BMtmi. Win, 

HorniM icnln, 11 a'dMt 

luUict (sr Jan. 13 

"SACRAMENT 

School .1 1:10 A, »L 

WHUWKIW E«nlm »««'»«•» «'|!j| 

hslld.)". Him »_" i B. m. 

The 

I, Cordl.Hj Ili«lit* 

WB UllV «nd (ILL 

Scrap Iron Scrap Metals 

Uied Cars 

lllKinuiitlinii a H p e ) 

h ClothH nnd Wlperi4 

Atlantic City 

Waste Paper Co., Inc. 

S. CkreiiflB £ MtdlttrfiiifBn 

Phone or Mall • Poll Card and 

W. Will C«U 

ATLANTIC CITIf 44131 

DEPOSITS INSURED 

leposit Insurance Corporation 

WA*H«NGTON. D. C. 

MAXIMUM INSURANCE 

fOH EACH OEPOSITOB 

$5000 

ipnal Bank of Ocean City 

%£, Clothes 

— Wear 

Clean Them 

^m 

Sinking Fund Off 

To Last Round-up 

'^^ms^^^^ 

Mi's. Daniel Collins 

Dies in Philadelphia 

Mrs, Daniel I. Colllnn, summer 

resldunt ttt 8350 AsbUrv »v, for 

Fire Loss Jlete 

In 1934 Was Low 

Federal Control of Beach 

Erosion Aim of Bacharach 

S^HeCwiSa^ 

SAoo! Jf* -M 

R^forf Would Cut $IMO 

^•^ p ''^£-\ :'•-• - I J^*-ff' ^^ : S"-'^'f-^ ** ' -'i ' f J1 — ^ i '- f- ' '^' ^'- * % -^ I ,' ': *^' ' l : " '. .-.a". ,' t !: ."i '• "^ , " i ; . \ ,^r ^1' ~r- f "'--. J l'- " ' ?' ' < : ' : - : ' ; ' , : -' ? - ± ' \ .""= " '' ' t" ' ' j ^ '.' -'^ ;y. '-----' "1 V * ' ' . •" ' ' | ^ V' /' ' ' 'i?~^ " ; j" ^ "f/-' f ; T -1" "%~ - ; -'^ L J-' 1 " »Jl ~- ^ . ~tf~~* r'-~'. . 1 -il"' : \^ - -' i.' I ? ~ •^" - - r ^! "r ( - ^ ^ ? * *• -'î,'- : - ? V ' ^".' -' -^ ^r --. '^ -?- ' •" * ",-'/•*- L $ :; -" ".?* ^-. Vf'.'? 1 '•ifj-'^^ .£îJ-%'^? ^-^J.^ 1 ^ ^^\^T^ ^fi* ^- i ^ ^J^S^^jSf P ^ ^ T i P ^ f f W ^ a ^ ^ r a T ^ w P S 

Be Good Citizens, 

Plea to Kiwanians 

ship. " i • ' E 

'"I'lilH year Qov. Hoffman, who 

fornmrly \,iu iiintnr vetileli! poin- 

WP 7 Committees 

oitr,»*w W'IO 6 * 

AtfoUewmi •-*-•* 

In iiorfp. *«fl»y 

•ly'MfB; MfleeB- 

,';^, iioo itiu WM 

„, but ilaat thm a 

•JiS»ve bain B»W w 

,S*wo yew* ago was 

jîijF 1 ' employes, twcBffiî 

buirtMi men, U 

**;»!»« over OM s( the 

•; ; May 

He also Is on tho Joint pa 

ed bills" committee. __ 

Resort May Gain 

From Convention 

National 'MdKcal Society 

nwiodi of its &'»• in Atlwtic City; June 

, will get aome or 

th» biiBlnMB as Atlantic City will 

be unable to ueeaniodate (hen* 

vife o: 

"" 

cu 

tlraly to U, S, a«ny enfineuio, 

»aid he tnlltsd this wetk to 

Thomas Brown, of DennbvlUc, a 

intmber of the DMnls Township 

committee. 

He aaid Brown told him the 

Dennis pioplq thought they were 

approving the four-county plan 

last week when they took actioni 

which Brown repudiated thit 

e«k, according to Camtron. 

At the meeting |)etitlons were 

resented asking CongreHsman 

Jacharach to approve a rouW 

from the inland waterwaj 1 near 

Somors Point, vis the Tuekahae 

river, Cedar Swamp creek, Den- 

HSU preek nnd Maurice river. 

lunch room, on 9ih 

nanr the 

br. W, 

Point, was elects,! vice president 

of staff and Dr, John H, Whitisecretary 

and treasurer, Dr- 

ear, njcirwii i ._. elected 

Hersfhtl l'ettit was elected chaivman 

of the program committee. 

The physicians heard an interestlnjt 

adiiress on "The Various 

Concepts of Surgery," by Dr, 

Kennedy, of the Joseph Price 

Memorial hospital, Philadelphia, 

Former t'itv Clerk Dies I Many of Or. Kennedy's opinions 

Former_Utv Vi' r ••awful" and' the hot i air aaii 11 

itiim heating 

with Automrtc Con^J 

A syitim of 

heat 

the public ichopl 

canttol in hi said would 

. st of 

th. 

high ichool 

"iiTfflO 

would be *MU. in 

i 

. 

* Wesley av. 

th. Central 

grea^man BULhararh rrecent- 

rneU that unless the choice 

H wa 

uf route is lft left to the theengineeri 

it would be useiass to 

;.., s.a | and methodi differ widely from 

conception 

u .—- - -_• , • of Ws profession. 

in the Sea Isle City Capital' Kennedy lias made an enwhere 

he had been for seven _ , ,n BUCcesBfully per= 

vears. He recently suffered t« ^ difficult operations 

1 - iyitwai in tffl 

Central iehoor as "abeminabls," 

He wid thi JjMpoiid equip. ,i 

,tnt would ilimiiwte tho mm- ; 

tv of workinf janitors at night. ' 

l 1ha equipment could be sot to 

urn the hMt down or up «t ^ 

ne dellred. 

The bOufd Wok no action oa' 

is proposal. 

TO Go fo Florida 

Mary Smith, "who spent 

he" summer at 1443 Aibury a., * 

,111 leave her Atlantic City homt 

daturday fpr It, Petershufg. 

Fla., to ipmd thi rest of (Si 

winter there. 

would h Wesley 

school iljs and in the Central 

school h 41T0 |1V» Ulm T III „.. _ld 

be 

sehool sc HIS. There installing also aid would be 

onmB some expense HxDensg installing additional 

raiirarors r iin 

the Ccntrnl school. 

The •ihP Having savum would be effectea ffet 

b ^CiLir'Siufiffi 

There were only five false al 

arms in HIS34. Thin also was aunusutlly 

low number. 

Spewl, Saturday, Jam*^ 

Rose To Preach 

To Presbyterians fill thr 

Kev, Cecil Hose Presbyterian 

pulpit of the Firs Rl 

>am is a 

yoS'man with wide "perien^ 

ra %sz sarîn 

the Southern Atlantic Rejlon. 

He will preach bothjervices. 

READ TBE CLASSIFIED ATO 

12 New President Also Urges 

More Child Welfare 

A mtiro iitmnviîv 

tui inrli'aHpd aiiivil 

weifslrp uini(, iinij 

With ihn i!M!Vi { 

* 

50c 

Baked CWAen Pie 

Frozen Fruit Salad 

peppermint Ice iTeam 

with ChocolAle Ssiire 

or paitry 

Homemade Rolls „ 

Choice of Deierai! 

WATSON'S 

BOM OF GOOD 

80S Nina 

! child 

ii! iuii 

i!ii'Mi 

il •. ( i n HIM i i..ii u ' H I h u ' i n i ' i ] f i n 

mi rely nn ||»' li ->iw 

a 

II ii.iili^llil lull 

(if the cilijcTtil ci'Livi'B I'm I fi'1.1 

HMUliiiim K i u a 

in tin KiurillU' f'liih hy 

JIM.•!!•}•, Hi-, ill -:| I 

!)!-. rhsirli-,,. |j 

ri'i'i'hcl l,j ii 

nfmli ni Willill! 

rn, 

!li|.|.[ in;; \; n ; i 

I n U'riin! iniiiil," 

iinjiiiii I,, i 

I in 

ix Mhiiiiinillv Hruitif: 

Frank Uberfsldt, of 

In inkp ii fpnrc 

liilii i l l l i a l i ! 

spent (Wednesday here at |5 

sl lit i'lvi 

ummer home, 818 Penniyn p|. 

nffnir-. lliilil I III 

ili'lll II. 1 

Kiwi'iii^ rhili i nil! {) ( 

iiiMMIiUMl iiiii. A M i! hiifh i! 

il m i l lii-iiiiiiu h u i i i v n i l 

Tune la on tie 

| 

: ' i i i i | i i l i . , | i n i i". • i - 1111» 'I'll 

'blue coal* program 

rilliiili f I.I ; > : i n m i l i n n u i i l i j **;!• 

Mill 

MI,|MI livi-H 

II' HI.i, r. I'M, 

THE SHADOW 

;,, I. i. - •, , . I 

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IS BACK 

Kicrj Monday and Weilii.Hdsj 

IS'i Till Ml Nl" 

Ovrr WABC, 6JW Ut 7 1>. M. 

Bwitj MomUy. 

Peggy S Wd>r in* 

•« ''!> P. M, 

IJOCtOr 

R WEAF 

Burkard 

—EWAN'S— 

y 

strokes. 

DUGGLY WUGGLY 

Mrs, TomlinBon Is Ihe 

TH & ASBURY AVE. PHONE 901 

one of Wilmington'* mcdU-nl doctors, 

Presenting 

WHY SHOP OUT OF TOWN? 

7 Lifeguards to Boost 

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iiig LQ iiuiliite a j'lau hi Iritprove 

[rufrie i-fiiiiiiliiJijK, i]v liini îven 

I h IM yi'MTM n!' Htinly and in lliiw 

in il iliiHiljiiii in jiul IliH iili'Us 

iiiin i.-l ii-r-i. li irf llic duly uf u\- 

uff", 

M > |j!iy i)i!H uay will! Unv, 

Iiatl ill Mi , «•! Icirlf; lii pri 

M I Si S IliKhi^ :i> ^ '" 

I'rr-HlriM V:nl liiiiiU' riivirfii(r 

Ihi ! nt-UUiicK u[" tiir rliih NllH^' 

H I,LII. uf llic li 

1:4 (Jlllll. Ill' N l ' W 

r;ii W iii' ; hii! ':rrvi ; ;|^ n j hii iif llic I "i i •>! M. i; c l i i i i c l 

Wt'li 

I il 

Lililn Sih :l i41 i I 

H. il'ilfll f i i U i - 

miiîi inniii 1 liii 

i,. h,l ,.{ lii. 

v I"t-ri.Iiin II U liiuilii.r, (in: 

1 Mill i l l iNiillin U ;| i iMi'lli' I 

Clam Stews — 

Oysteri — All Style* 

Mac's Restaurant 

FU iliis Shun- Hiiiiil Siiini-rx i'liiiil 

.00 Wnniimlc's I'lvpuriilion 

1.00 Vmr,\ Waifr CrvwtHls 

.">() Vnvt.y Wntcr Crystiils 

1."*li l,yd. I'inklium's 

Conipiiiind 

KIITKX 

19c 

6 for $1 AJ.,KA_-SI-;LTZl.iIL 

I .Oil I'enMidcnl Antisi'iilit 

v LIEJBILAITC©. 

Mantic Citys Creat Departnient Store 

FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY ! 

SALE OF 1000 

NEW HATS 

SALE PRICED 

Iflc 

0 Brims 

(ft Toques 

# Turbans 

• Off-the- 

Face 

A new lial will 

your t-oRtuniP considerably 

at very Iff tic* cost. Here Is 

n sl'oup nf frnsh, now lints, 

In ndviiiine-HniiBnn styles 

tlifit fnn'l liegln in give you 

uny idaii .• of their' beauty. 

irijtlelM •lilustrntcd arc siiir- 

KCstlve of Ihe styles. 

Srfl 

—W. E, HT.ATT Floor 

Revision is Urged 

In Building Code 

Changes Proposed to City 

by Resort Builders 

dnl revision.-, in Hie 

city hulldinif mrlij, iliMittnecl 11. 

lniunil:il\ ]Xlh HI., IMHIIII In in 

ii.in^t'.l. 

lo 

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CM KAN CITY BAPTIST 

T*.fi!h H:. iiiiii WI..|MV Avo. 

B.r, rii'iriii. W. i-iiur, HIP. 11,1. 

Siiliilny -Si-lnw.1 ill I I.IS ii, 

Kiiiiiiiii- p^>\ i*.i, jil T, rili |. 

W,«ln..,lii» v... „„,.•"!„ 

Jlvo biillei- [iroleminn in \n,-,,\ 

liiiililerN, in ciimpnlltliiir with ,,ui. 

SIIIIMH, to i IJI i.i]r;iL-y = 

fiilij'iiuM init U'illi 

iroi inu i>\' i hr* 

ii MH- I'hitir-li 

S'l'iHri'M , in 

i!Ui lift 

Pi-sun .1 ml \li». W, n A 

Men's 

To See Coal Film 

A Ilirr 

;ici|p ('(Jill," 

.-pin I ii> :i iniliii.., will Inill. 

Mi-tl". i-'i.|ii'!=:il inn ii r 

I'l-f-liyicriiin iiillrili. nfl, llii 

..rlMiriili 'I'linndiiy in 7;jiip,-|ifc, 

Oiirnrn and rnfrpBlinifnlB w 

fiiliiiu •I'linn- v. ill in- nn ndnih- 

Rinii i-iiniyi-. 'i'lii- iripTiiH. i- nJitMt 

tn nil mi'II mill ••miiis; JMIM- 

ilmcrilii' In Thi- Si'iiflui'|.I.iHl- 

SIM ii inn, in iidiiiiici'. 

Home 

Dressed 

Poultry 

—CHICKENS— 

Honii' 

Legs of H 

Lamb 

New Pack Tomatoes 

3 cans 2Sc 

Dill or Sour Pickles 

quart 18c 

Montco Milk, 4 cans 28c 

Granulated Sugar 

10 ft 49c 

Bisquick (Ige pkg) 33c 

Golden Honey 

large jar 21 e 

I'hillliiN Toiniilo HiiU|i, I . Ijlc 

AIIIIT. Niifclj Miili-liiB, furl nc 

l.rn|ii>-NillK „ |iki; INc 

Insfiiii! I'ostiiiii (.illi SSc 

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rH * AsnrnT PRUNE m 

Free Delivery 

Bumsteads Worm Syrup 

^'o eBUdren 9m •BSel si nnr^J," 

Wkcns dinctiaiii ut nusna, ir 

NKVBtt I-'AILS. Draplli! inRlly Hi 

oiomnni csa) of HANTOMIS, K «B, 

lalnn full doM, Hl.»d 10 (tl. Int. 

All DniiUuar »j null, Mm bolllf. 

PRINTING 

When You Want It 

AB YOU Like It 

Lewis L Barrett 

Wtmnir stnntLt 

Pflnllns ; Dept, 

807 Asbury Avenue 

PHONE 1111 

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II..I) 

10 I", M.,1 

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JjCrophy Board 

Beach Patrol Here 

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H i - h i i i i i I - I . I ' I I K I I iiniiiiiiiii'i il i i ' \ . i 

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b y I I I I I I I I!, i.lin If I K i l | y , p n i : n 

i i i i . n i i > u i n i i i i ' r n - s i i i i ' i n l i r n - , ; i r 

i l v i - d hi'i'i' i l i i r p i i s ; » i - i k i i i i l . 

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Hliii-h arf. *• ti-=LINi\r-il ihc u iiiri• i 

of IIIII rid niciM hi.re BIIH- I'' L; •' 

and of llic 1 fi"4 miiiimnl lif.guuril 

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l . i j j i l l l l l ' l ' I l i r I l l i - I I M M i i - r ••' I I ' 

tun- H'luni'i'H, 

Central School :ir. Art 

Shnumilkni- rcpiirtpd nt tln> 

ii' f.iln jitinii inoi'-.in-v 'I 

Preservation of 

Cndman Says Process Used 

Was No Secret 

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(COAL, OIL OR G4S) 

Robt. Radford 

8H Fifth Street 

A-iiv Alicli'T IKI'I' IS-I lii I 

Battery 

'• 

txlt of diparted sdulg. 

Mirrors were burled with tinninrrlod 

wniiioti In Scotland, so 

they tonliJ sect to ilrraliRi! Iliclr 

liaIr on the i-eguTraction diiy. 

Dr. dairies H. Viill, new pi'ys- 

Idcni nf s 10c 

Ctnter Cut Chops or Rogsts "J 28C 

«,, 55c 

SPECIAL! While they last! Save 80c 

Genuine Cast Aluminum H M -. • 

Skillet 

! Ninn Jut H 

i~5iii£ Van) 

With every Meat Purchase of 50c or Over. 

Mackorol SI n 

Fancy Fillets Genuine Haddock ft .17§ 

Fanoy No, 1 Canadian Snu.ts 

! * 18e 

Fresh Select OystetS (Opened) doz-jgo 

• Borden-Frejh^FrHlf* and Vegetable! 

California Navel 

Extra doz 

Large 

Oranges 

New York State Cabbage 

Grapefruit 2 for 9c 

Fancy Tomatoes n> 15c 

loebefg Lettuce '»^ 10c 

Paragon Winesap 

Hallow! Dates 

Fancy Pecans 

Yellow Onions 

Lwft Bright Jyicy 

Apples 3 14cLemons^ 

Where qualify Count* and ftnr Monty 6 

f prteo tffK 

MiritMi In

• -jî-iî 'i'JsM'^s-'iC" 1 'i^H-'si 

., .j- 

mem •tarCjty Tre pollect for 1984. 

,,_/ gt)|i((»tion due to date, and 

ttloiu in WB& that it cannot meet 

in marked and pleasant con- 

other New Jersey munici- 

chawr, which are month! 

payments and which are 

dgW caii see no advantage in Ocean 

to*nfiitance any part of its capital 

rBoefor, Jr., and Mr. Struble are 

revpjiue and finance four more 

more than 5 per cent on $1,- 

the remaining f 1,644,000 it is 

• 5 per'cen|- 

lit regupe |he interest burden per 

rag§e it many times in the aggre- 

it .would Bewtenaedofer many additional 

jrty. owners eventually would pay far 

_ J under the present arrangement. 

today ft- almost on the "pay-as-you-go" 

'by Governor-Elect Hoffman. Let's keep 

)LDEB-PHOSECUTOR IMPASSE 

itthe prpsent dispute between the 

prosecutor over payment of expenses 

December Wt*n& jury probe of Wfldwood 

g delay a continuation of the investiga- 

te© much at issue in the case for that, 

i government, free from corruption and 

|'s officials, now under a cloud, deserve 

^hMrinar. 

ra citizens will await with interest 

next Wednesday's freeholder meeting, 

i Eoveland eays he will again present 

Some "way must be found to end this 

GOOD RIDDANCE ! 

' Clifford ft. Powell this week snuffed 

nation* the pernicious racket other- 

. Staê.Industrial Recovery Art. The 

act W»B to create several fat-salared 

J |>aMS8 'small business almost to the point of 

*r» coto|ng out ww to make you cv«i 

it* lp«fc M ypur 1928 model. 

i Yotir Handwriting Reveals 

Abeot TonradtrAg Shown by Pen Strokes 

MACAL1STEE 

t*ralf«. Uirn It for mir fulur, 

*M UMfB Ufcoi*. Lipi mr lit— 

Mta"i. D.: 

You have an even depth of 

ctnQUon and n splendid Head 

Yog jnay trust your good judg- 

ment, alwaye. 

. Generosity Is on Inborn trnit 

it wjll never run away 

aidl; 

. that Wjron 

"of Imp 

ttav 

, SymMthy and kintllinwtfl are 

tU« characteristics to bo J#- 

d 

ll^d. 

A good sense of rhythm is 

Tours and with your ciireful- 

»e»«, neatness and technical 

ani) creative ability, 

, —JJ; oi graceful linra, you 

'•** »" fields calling for 

a logical mind, 

"MT Bower and creative I 

**t fa your field and it 

be titled thoroughly by 

emotional 

It changed 

•Iu> 

EASTWARD IN KDEN 

7TF 7_f ' m i t . . _i II 

. IDU'H it'trtttri dvjsiwrehed by a skull of noble cur- 

luy foprSuctioii of. ifie- blue curve of the *ky. It was 

%&, m* ni»ry«|ou« arch that pulled him up and 

a sphere of vfiion unique In creation. The eagle coulq 

•njfarther Inits fltehtfi tTie ape had a wider radius when he 

clipibed, pat, jie, the man, 1 and jie alone, could look forward and 

. outwaxd and up. 

With some «ich vague but awe-inspirfnn strokes history iiketeh- 

es for us the portrait of our t\r*t ancestor ana leaves Win naked, 

unhonpred, nameless. Genesis is'much more definite. It gives us 

his name, Adam, and his dwelling place, "a garden eastward in 

Eden." And out of the ground made the Lord God to grow 

every tree that 1B plemant to the sight, and good fur 

food; the tree of life also! in the midst of the garden, 

and the tree of knowledge of good and evl. 

We witness the creation of the first womitn. 

And the Lord caused a deep sleep to fall upon Adam, 

and he slept; and He took one of his ribs, and closed 

up the flesh instead thereof; 

And the rib, which the Lord God had taken from 

man, made he a woman, und brought her unto the mail. 

And Adam said. This is now hone of my bones, and 

flesh of my flesh; she shall Be called Woman because 

ihe was taken out of Man, 

Therefore shall a nun leave Ms father and his moth- 

er, and shall cleave unto hit wife; tnd they ihnll be 

Of all ^he trees in the garden they might eat the fruit, except 

one only, the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. But lured 

on by the serpent, they did eat of the fruit of that. They were 

discovered ana promptly punished. 

And the Lord God said unto the ierpeni, Because thou 

hast done this, thou art cursed above nil cattle, and 

above every beast of the field; upon thy belly shalt thy 

go, and dust shalt thou cat all the days of thy life. 

As for Adam and Eye, they were cast out of the garden, The 

ground was cursed with weeds and thistles; bard work and the 

sweat of their brows was to be their portion until they should 

return to the dust from whloh they came, io the Lord 

drove out the man; and he placed at the east of the 

garden of Eden CheruWms, and a flaming sword which 

turned every way, to keep the way of the tree of life. 

Nest Week—Character Ig Born 

Echoes From Ocean City's Yesterdays 

ONE YEAR AGO 

A tax rate of over IS per 

1100 valuation was predicted as 

the commissioners adopted the 

1M4 budget, $«9,lO7-64 higher 

than 1933, 

• • • 

The county threatened to 

mandamus municipalities for 

delinquent taxes, , 

9 e s 

Dr. Wilion Y, Christian was 

appointed to the board of edu- 

cation, succeeding Dr. M, B. 

Stannard, whose term expired. 

s * * 

Three humlreil and seventy- 

five men were to start work the 

following Monday on the air- 

port. Later the crew was to 

be increased to 640, 

* p * 

Robert Fordney, Jr., enlisted 

in the U. S. army, 

FIVE YEARS AGO 

Wig. Dorothea A, MeCallig. 

ter, wife of Jumes P, McCal- 

lister, 889 Asbury av., died, 

• « • 

Mri, Hattie Garwoad, for 

many years well known pro- 

prietor of a boarding house 

here, was married to James 

Barcalew, retired Freehold 

fanner, 

* • • 

Miss Anne E. Moil'. 60, re- 

tired school toucher, 8548 Cen- 

trnl av., died following a 

stroke. 

Josoph It. Slicppnnl, Ocean 

city, und Anne E. Garrett, Pa- 

lermo, wore nlurried. 

g D. GoIT, wife of 

Nathaniel S. Goff, Plaia pi. an.l 

Atlantic av., died suddenly, a 

victim of heart trouble. 

10 YEARS AGO 

'I hi' amount t» lie 1 nisei I u> 

ta\.ition, as uiovided in tin 

1926 budget, ».ih *. r >M,487 0^ 

Foi 193G, ,is the budset wjd 

mtroductd, it ih $7!»0, • • * • •' 

L, Mintzer and Albeit Wea- 

ton were injured when their 

auto ran over a doj; at Ocean 

Vie«-, and they were thrown 

out. 

Tlironga visited the new city 

hall, formally opened on New 

Yoa^g day, 

* * * 

Joseph I. Scull was re-elected 

county tux collector. Hin sal 

ary wns increased from $500 to 

?!>00 a year. 

* * 

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Steel- 

man entei taintM the following 

friends iit their homo, 3rd st 

and Atlantic av.: Mr. and Mrs. 

H- B. Crec, Mr. und Mra. Geo. 

O. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. II. B. 

Stitea, Mr. an.l Mrs. H. S. 

AdmiiH, Dr. anil Mrs. G. F. 

Starr, Mr. and Mra. Wulter 

Sack, Mis,h Udtic Stites, MIBS 

Reutrice Townsend und MISB 

lonu Adams. 

i -'"1 y t{ *•? fl 6 

to SOPWI Pfr ffon 

Headley and Trout in Plea 

For U. S- Jeraey Beach Aid 

(Coullniwd Cmm it« i, 

bill introduced ia^t week bj Con 

Kreisman Bucharath, providing 

/or a $5,000,00 appioprmtion for 

outright federal control of beach 

erosion in Nev Jersey. 

Scheduled sneakers on the pio- 

grum included Major-General K 

M Maikham, chief jif engineers,, 

USA; William J. Showultei, 

chief of the division of research 

of the Nutioniil Geographic Mag- 

azine; Captain P C. Whitney, 

chief of the dlvismn ron, and_ undei each u coin is 

placed The apron eventually 

"ill hold $26 

Tentative pIunB foi a unuaicule 

tia in February were iliteussed 

Eastern Star to 

See Old Ceremony 

I ho euni Matronn and Pant Pa 

liniiM of I he local chapter or 

L.istein Star will do the Inltla 

tory work at rthe regular nicct- 

IIIE Mondnj night They will wear 

M-Kalm after the fashion of 60 

jcar« aito und -nili conduct ccr 

cnionlcs now ohsolole 

The nii-rlioK will bo In charge 

of Mlsa InlU Suill and Mra Iia 

Scott JOIUIKOU Other past jnat 

rons include Mrs William J' 

Gardiner, Mrs Harr\ S. Adams, 

lire, n.uciicc h Siull. Mrs Wil- 

liam O. Abbott, Sirs J Edward 

Voss. Mrs Stirling W ôlc, MISB 

Nellie P. Townor. Mrs George 

Dunstan, Airs Charlca Slckler. 

Mrs Roland Walnn right, Mrs 

Eugene Murplij and Miss Mar- 

guerite EngliHb Pait patrons In- 

clude Harry s Adonm, Clarence 

S Scull. Harry Torgert, Law 

rcnoe Af Lear, Arthur W Shoe- 

maker. William M Rnnrk, John 

Trout, t llnton B Prlco and Rol- 

und Walawrteht 

Hockey Game Seen by 

Sunday School Class 

Members or Roy p DArby's 

Jiethiid.l»t Sunday SchooJ cliii 

»BMf the Ice hockej game »WyB( 

by the Cull* and naltlnioro pri 

£.*? ttP «»»»*» W«y «kM«u on 

the audltorKHn's bTg |cB-r|Bk. ? 

Trnnippitatlon wa» furnishea to 

H. J. Orownlep, Robert T#y|o 

Sr and-Mr. H»rtiy ^Dboftp '3 

Sr 

|g)fllMd|tf 

,v'Jr,','Her§c1 

I flnd it SQ. For in 

have at presspt a w 

n 2 years treat- 

• retult 

ornVsty,' wrelw ••«!«. I» 

vpjtlgatlpji reveals hit trouble 

to be (ndig«Btioq pf meat. 

Everyday at noon he feelb 

compelled to eat a more or less 

large serving of solid cured 

mt»t which he can not proper- 

ly masticate; the result is se- 

vere pain in the abdomen ab- 

out 4 o'clock m the afternoon, 

I am compeJled to forbid the 

meat In b,li dietary. One hand- 

icap is, lie has artificial teeth 

which make chewing difficult. 

So long as I can enforce SOFT 

MEATS, he hat no trouble with 

his digestion, 

I have found most packers 

cured meats top hard for diges- 

tive disorder! in the aged. The 

question seams to bi in the 

cooking of the meat. If soft, 

the quality of the food givei 

little disturbance; in fact, ag- 

ing patients require a goodly 

percent of animal food durihf 

the winter months. 

The stomach cannot masti- 

cate, in the absence of capable 

teeth. Hard morsels qf fried or 

tablled meats, swallowed hastily, 

are sure to set up intestinal 

discomfort. For attacks the on- 

ly method is to sweep the of- 

fender out of the digestive 

tract as soon as possible by a 

mild cvacuant. Harsh purga- 

tives should be carefully avoid- 

ed. 1 prefer Magnesia in gome 

form for this purpose. 

HurJ-cooked meats should be 

peralsteDlly avoided, unless they 

can be thoroughly chewed. 

There is little harm In soft 

meats during the winter sea- 

ion, 

I have observed certain ad- 

vantages in favor of country, 

cured meat. Air-curing is sup- 

erior to chemical hardening. 

Grin and Bear It 

"She told me that you told 

her tht secret I told you not 

to tail her," 

"The mean thing I I told her 

not to tell you 1 told her," 

"Well, don't tell her that I 

told you she told me," 

Johnny came home from 

school the other day, much dis- 

gusted with his teacher, who, 

he said, didn't even fciiow^* 

horse, 

"What makes you think that, 

Johnny?" 

"Well, I did a drawing of a 

horse and she aiked me what it 

was," 

Wife — Dariing, I'm sorry 

I've been mean to you lately. 

Husband — Well* this is a 

fine time to be sorry. I'm 

broke, 

A giii saW u picture of the 

Leaning Tower of Pisa, "Well, 

lhp fellow wus drunk when ho 

built that silo,*' she said. 

"Two drinks and my buy 

friend was a picnic." 

"What! On just two drinks?'• 

"Yes. that's all he ever gives 

ine," 

Judge—"Yuu know you were 

traveling les3 than 25?" 

Defendant — "I know I wag 

—I didn't hear a word from 

the back scat." 

They had plighted their 

troth and were talking things 

over Ihej decided l« l)e pat- 

ient with each othci I shall 

not holler if I come home late 

and supper is} cold, he said. 

If you over ilo, I'll n:akc it 

hot for you, nhc said. 

"I had the right of way when 

this man ran into me, yet you 

say 1 wus to blame." 

"You certainly were." 

"Why?" 

"Because his father h mayoi, 

his brother is chief of police, 

and I'm engaged to his sister 

He: "What part of the ca. 

causes the most accidents" 

She: "The nut that holds tho 

wheel." 

Old fashioned mother as 

daughter leaves for a party 

"Bo, a Ifood girl and have a 

good time." 

Modern Daughter: "Well, 

tnake, up your mind,, mother," 

A tourt judge suid recently 

1 i c , olnm ,eJln IDXi VN m 

have an IIDUHIIIIII) large mini 

ber of fine used models of at 

types. Me IIHTP just the ear 

yiin need »( u l)lc snrin^ for 

yon. 

Fords - 1934-33-32-31 

$100 up 

Conncs, K 

ltoaiiali-rs 

jest • IK - 

Wulckii Ail burns 

. G- Kurtz, Co. 

JACTOBI WEALEB 

»t and AtlanUo OK»U cf- 

icwp 

.Veil Himi 

Openi 

yf 

Works Like Mt 

E.T.Jo ^5 

QUEAN fJflp 

A 

/UfiHT 

jypuL.. 

(JIUT/ITOF 

IS|| WRfe 

VMS 

AND- 

Girls to Appear in B»I- 

lets and (Dances, 

Vugust In' ribrutiry:*' 

" it wai tjie • promise 

this week by Arthur J. 

M> ch»Irn»an pf the •«• 

" irnent cgmniittee of the 

City Yaeht Club, in an- 

_jif the club's annual wlntor 

and dance. 

„ will be in'the ball room of 

FPenn Athletic Club, Philadel- 

I, Baturday evininf, Febru- 

[9, 

lis year's show is to be 

»h as the Winter Frolic,"' 

Boyar said, " and will far 

iais anything the Ocean City 

fat Club has undertaken in the 

both in size and beauty, 

here will be a cast of 7fi 

in dances and ballets tha 

please everyone. The cos- 

pity ' Vacht > Club need little, in 

troduction to anydne who has eve; 

(pen oven » single sliow, pp ai 

usual, we are looking forward t 

a rteprd-brealdng crowd and hop 

to huvp a large attendance! of 

Ocean City residents , ag in the 

past. 

"As usual the prqductien: is' in 

charge of Mrs, Arthur J.. Coyer. 

The dances are being arranged by 

the Miller Studio and the cos 

tumei are by Miller, all of Phila 

delphia. 

"It will be August in Febru 

ary," 

,-.. i JohBiqa,lMri. & 

mo'llam O. Abbott, 

fpoe koowj why soft curli and 

1 waves alwivs a«m so duotily 

line and alluring—but it's so. 

k 

rig Stuart says, "Tkmltmtfer. 

lw»M tbtf I turn uill tea lit 

tft, ttulrous, and beautiful-* 

la Vila Tssie wave." 

fm recomrtcqd Frederics Perman- 

f W««s. Our experienced open- 

I can crate fat you the time beau- 

coiffure fh«t glorifies Gloria 

:, or they will ante a coiffure io 

ice your own individual pti- 

IIRRUTI 

Beauty Parlor 

|703 Asbury Avenue 

I'MONK ilO4W 

Iilrthdj!j_ 

For Mrs. Agnes ('ox 

A surprise birthday party was 

given for Mrs, Agnes Cox on her 

birthday anniversary Monday ey 

enlnf. It was held in the home 

Of (Mrs, Marlon Webb, 711 ponn. 

Jyn pi. The guest of honor ra 

eelved many gifts, after which 

refreshments were served and 

dancing enjoyed. 

Those attending (were Mn. Kay 

Talese, Mra. Rutli Weber, Mrs. 

Clayton, Mrs. Edith Harbour, .Mrs. 

Webb, MiB. Pear! Barclay. Mre. 

Blsle Shearer, 

e s * 

Mrn. Shields Holliired ut 

Hurprlse Ilirlhila} 1'iirlj 

Sirs. Wiilter ShlcIdH wiio invlt. 

ed tii be jlho guest of honur ut 

n dinner narty by her siBter, Mrs, 

Walter Booz, 610 Central Bv., on 

Baiurdny night. It was her birth- 

day annlvei'Bary and Bho believed 

that the family was having i 

quiol celebration, hut sunn afte 

tho last oourne was served i 

erosvd wallted in and proceeded 

celebrate In her honor. Cards 

ere the diversion. Mrs. Shields 

was given many lovely gifts. 

Prises were awarded to the foi 

lowing winnern or high scores 

Mrs. William Linn, Roland Steel 

man, Walter Shields and George 

Watliinson. 

Others present were: Mr, and 

Mrs. Theo. TownseBd, William S 

Linn, Mra. Roland Stsclmiin, Mn 

George Watkinson, Mr. and Mrs 

•Waller Hender»on, Mr. and MrJ 

Franklin King, Misi Emma Kreig 

Mrs. Walter Shields, Mrs. Mar- 

gili'ei Bhieldij, Mr. and Mrs 

SValter Boos, Misa (Lilllun Dooz 

and Miss Glla Booi. 

t • • 

Mn, Mtruiilr Ho»H>SH 

At LlrldBt. I'nrtj 

Mrs, Clyde W. Blruhlo, nil) st 

and f:enlral av., was honteii8 to 

lit followinB lit a bridge party 

last Friday nlb'bt; Mrs. Eugene 

' Murphy, Mrs. Hnrvay Acliims, 

Mrs, William F. Oardiner, Mrs, 

Ira Scott Johnson, Mra, Jaiiies 

A A*- 

we 

January 

Fur Sale 

NOW ON 

I. N. AGRONS FURS 


1307 Pacific Avenue 

OPKN EVENiNUS 

Mr* .... 

yeM, Mrs, ClaronoeS. Scull and 

MM.Jfarry iA .Morrti. 

, - • . ' I : • • • . . • • * - • 

1'olljuiinM 

At jiaptlrt AM r«rty 

A soainilttM" inoluding Mrs, 

Walter Booz, MrB. (Walter (Shields 

and Mrs. J. ProEcott Cadman took 

charge of the annual Pollyanna 

party of the Lnflles' Aid of (lit- 

Baptist/ clmrcb ffuesday nlghl 

Pollyannns wuiu discovered when 

a gift, In the wrappings of which 

the donor's name was hidden, 

was gi\en to each Follyanna, 

New ones were drawn. 

Games were played. Each mem- 

ber was permitted to bring a 

guest and there were 3s present. 

I , • • • 

Mrs, Sannino Hostess 

Vo llrldni> Foursome 

Mrs, Crank Bannino, 308 iitli st, 

wag hostesB at u, foursiimn, Wed- 

nesday night. Her guests were: 

Miss Hose Qrace imbeBl, Miss 

Helen Stedem and Mrs, Daniel 

Arnold. 

* * * 

Urn. Stedem Hust»HH 

At Ciithollc Party 

Th» tlatholic Daugliiers enjoy- 

ed a I'ard party In I lie Knights 

iif rolumbus rooms, 4UJ 14th Bt,, 

Monday night whan ,Mr», L, S. A, 

Stedeui was hostess. Mrs, Char- 

Baron was awarded first 

prize foi- high score In pinochle 

!id |Mrs. Helen Long Snyder in 

brldKe. Rev. ThomoB K, Blalii 

was given an electric grille fo 

lucKy number prlM, 

Others present were: Mrs 

Wallop Shade, ThomaN Lemon, 

Miss (Emma Kreig, Miss Hose 

Graeo Inibesl, Mian -Mary FroII, 

Mrs. John Rice, Mrs. C, MeCul 

lough, |Mra, T. .1. Dyer, Mra. 

George Knab, Mrs, Millie Denaa 

and MiSB Helen stedeui. 

A similar party will ncoiir next 

Monday night when Mrs, r. Mc- 

Cullough will bo hoHtess, 

• » t 

Mn, Morris 

At Itrldte I'arty 

Mrs. Hflrry A. Morris, 712 Wes- 

ley av., was hostess to the foi- 

irv.itiB at bridge Monday iifter- 

Miss Nellie E. Tnivner, 

Mri. rnt l Un 

Wi# wlBMrf Wrliri, Him 

mill, Mrs. Kane and Mre. Clout 

Ing. Mri, BjhBiMB »JU Mrs, Htm 

HJlM f*f« flolttim- i . , , : 

si Hose Migllacclo wag elect 

id Monday nifht by the BetL 

Sigma Nu Sorority as substitotp 

coi roBpoiidlng aocrctary, during 

the absence of Mrs, Betty DeDau- 

fro, whp is In Floridn. The sor- 

ority met at UIss 1 Mlgilaeclo'a 

home, Plans for the year 

discussed, 

These present were: The Mils- 

os Betty and Terri Cerruti, Mary 

and Clem Ouarranelno, nosailB 

Marion 

fdwlette, 

Bradley and Slits 

Refreshments were served and 

pinochle played. 

Bert Rlgglne. 

Migliaeelo. 

Sunday 

A 

I'Mfhen 

d 

Mrs, WilllHrn 

Hetdley, Mrs. G. Abbott, MrB, 

Clayton Halnes 

M H 

.lames 15. Johnson, Mrs. Harry 

Brick, Mrs. Ella, Scull and MrB, 

(Mo W. Rclchiy, 

Mrx. Ilindle) HDKII-KB 

'"".MrB." Harry Headley, SOB Plazii 

III., WUH hostess to tho following 

at a luriL-heon-bridgG yeaterda) 

afiernnon, Thursday": Mrs, Ar- 

Iliur W. ahoDmaker, Mrs, George 

S. Grofr. .Mr«. Lorin D. Angevine, 

Mrs. Harold 9. Paris, Mrs. Ployn 

Mrs. Howard Dricc 

C'. alnmiB, 

and Mra. H. Nully. 

Golf Club Auxiliary 

S BilT 

Another brdBOta, poM 

by the women's auxiliary of the 

Ocean City Golf Club, was en 

joyed at the club house, last Fn 

riay afternoon. The next similar 

affair will be on Friday, January 

IS, with Mrs. Walter IiUsson and 

Mrs. John Tunnecliffe hostesses 

Those present last Friday were 

Mrs. Henry Y, Clsutine, Mr' 

Lnis Stadler, Mrs, J, E, Boswell, 

Mrs, Walter Lusson, Mrs, Edward 

W, Kane, Mrs. Henry C. Schanze, 

Mrs, William Hnmmill, Mrs. Geo 

ANP CHILDREN 

oîr fifst coqiid^ration in 

Abbott. "A." Mi(k. That is 

S p safc^fd its Parity. 

Sanitary Controlr 

Get It from 

SHEP! 

Sheppard 

Battery Service 

645 ASBURY AVI, 

728 

SUCCESS 

gp HAND IN HAND 

."• Buv Fiffli By Gvr 

W.Ow BUY not Ya 

Are Entertained 

Teaehers la the primary de- 

partment of the Methodist sun' 

day School were entertained last 

Friday afternoon by their super- 

intendent, Mrs, Herbert F, Camp- 

boll, at her home In Petersburg. 

Plans for primary activities for 

the year werfl discussed, and the 

fallowing were elected officers: 

MisH Frances Branin. secretary, 

and ,Mlsa Alice Ash, treasurer. A 

BOclal hour was enjoyed and re- 

freahnients served. 

Those present Included: Mrs, 

Chester Martin, Amy Cobta, Jane 

Sparks, Dorothy Martin and 

Frances Branin, from Ocean City, 

• • * 

nirtiidny Ilinner For 

Harry Montgomery, 

Mrs. Harry Montgomery, 15 t 

Uth 'st., sprung m surprise on her 

husband Saturday night when she 

entertained for him at dinner on 

Ills birthday anniversary. Decor 

atlans, candle light and a birth 

day cakt made ehe table look 

festive. Many gifts were recelv 

ed by Mr, Montgomery, 

Present were: Mr, and Mrs 

Earl pfanders, Mr, and Mrs, .C 

Joseph Mover, who were awarded 

prises for high score at -bridge 

which fallowed the dinner. Mr. 

and Mrs. Rayinond GIfford, Mr. 

and Mrs. Marry Montgomery and 

their son, Harry, Jr. 

• * * 

Miss Ann Atkinson 

Entertnim, 1. H. C, Y. Club 

Miss Ann Atkinson, 60S 1st at,, 

was hostess to members of UIB 

I, H. C, Y. Club, Tuesday night. 

Guests wore formal attire, Guraui 

were played and a midnight buf- 

flit supper was served- 

Present wore: Jean Bourgeois, 

Georgia WilcoJt, Hope Miller, Aim 

Atkinson, Edwurd Brannin, James 

Smith, Samuel Johnson and Bor»- 

tram Hiliman, 

\ uung Lntrrtiiuis 

. Part) 

!fli>, Ll.inche Younu bQ'i 

)L.rj JV , \\a^ Iiottcs. to the 

tiwniif ,u biul^c list riiun 

rifternnon Mrs riiurles \ 

Kiln iid B'lwkei, Mit Be 

Haiton, Mis Josiph 'Moji'i, 1 

New Publisher! 

ing, 'Kcsearch C|ub 

PuWisherg have become more 

discriminating since the denres- 

•'"- aoeordlng to Miss Sariih 

is, county librarian, who 

addreised the WomaB'* Research 

Uut> last Thursday nliM at the 

noae of its president, Mrs. Clin- 

ton B, Price, 428 Ocean av, "•"' 

Obviously people have had less 

money to spend on books, to 

publishers have not speculated 

as jittenslvely with mediocre 

literature, ihe said, wltb the' re- 

sult that, especially in fiellon, 

tbere has been a decided im- 

provement. She added, however, 

that there is an entirely new crop 

of publishers and she wonders If 

this augurs "better times" as it 

would seem to Indicate that they 

believe the public will soon nave 

more money. 

Hc«*ie«g Current Popular Hook* 

•Miss Thomas reviewed several 

popular gookfi of current fiction. 

She selected as three best sell- 

ers. "Stars Fell on Alabama," 

"LaniB In His Bosom," and "So 

Red the Hose," Alabama In tbe 

first. Georgia In the second and 

the carolinas in the last are de- 

scribed vividly and dramatically 

In "Stars Fell on Alabama," two 

of the leading characters are an 

uncle and ,auot of Miss Sarah 

Askiw, state librarian. 

"Boufirp," a story laid in the 

moiintiiias of Vermont, tells the 

romance of a girl of humble ori- 

gin who marriea the village doc- 

tor. 

"The rllks," by Rith Suekow, 

a 7SS-page tale of Iowa, was an- 

other book, she mentioned. She 

said she thought that while the 

glory had much merit, it mighi 

be well to wait until it appears 

in condensed forni In the Read- 

ers' Digest. 

"Chips' 1 Leadu nest Sellers 

•'Good-bye, Mr. Chips," has tho 

distinction of being the leading 

' hesi Beller" for its sales leads 

all others from April to Decem- 

ber, Inclusive. 

Two new members were elect- 

ed. Mrs. Anna R. Maxwell and 

Mrs. B. Frank Smith, a furmer 

charter member. 

Thy next meeting will be at 

the home of Mrs. Stirling Cole 

425 Ocean av., next Thursday 

night. It will be Itnown aa "op- 

portunity night" for the husbands 

of membere. The meeting will 

be conducted tnd the profrani 

Iiresenlod by- the husbands. 

Hem \ 

1'Liut V lovuisend, Mrs., htn 

aniti .md 

tun of riiil.uli lphla I ,|'i"l 11-t 

wt.k tnd ,il ilieir uiniiiK-i mt- 

UIKI on Brighton pi 

\li .Hid Mis nod 'I lloheits 

nml i,on f.ilbcil. X4J Feunljn pi 

liuve H'luined .iiicr hiuiiiK ,puil 

heiiuil dats ,\>, Kiiesls of friends 

in Bain. Vn I heir d.mRhtei, Miss 

Doiis llolieils, who is in training 

In .1 ho-uilt.il alsn nii8 .i giioil 

lor i short thin 

Miss Uettj Laisoii nf Ljiircl 

Springs Is I , t\,is a week end 

house sliest "I Miss Hflen Max- 

well 818 ,Park pi 

\rit Hurrj S Ailains of the 

Wj urn InE HOIH uas a Philudcl- 

pblu \l3ltoi, Monday 

VIi and Mri Osl.ii Slorcj ami 

\Ii and MrH Aubrct Bmigi'rs, of 

Richmond, Vd , and Mi and Mri 

Willlni Iiigcrsiill of Roscllei 

Paik, sptnt tbt veck end us thp 

lmuso guests of "Mrs J K Morev 

at "-I? Bay at OMiir Morei ic 

malned indefinitely on vacation 

Mr und Mrs Andrew I! Dn- 

BOIH, nf West Philadelphia were 

recent Ocean City ttMltori 

Mis Russell H Null}, of 

Moorestown uat an Orcan City 

visitor >o^tfii(Jnj (Thursday) 

Mr and Mrs C Joseph Blojcr 

and Mr and Mrs Harry Mont 

(tomery and son, Harry, Jr, mo 

tore.) to Iialtlpioie und spent the 

week end tliore us hou&o guests 

or Mr and Mrs Herbert Zorn 

Tho Misses Sam and Anna Jos- 

sup, 6th »L (ind Atlantic av, 

are spending a month as guests 

of their brother In BlBgcwood 

Flowers For 

Pptted Plants 

Occasion 

tf Flowers 

jjy|4owerohop 

»MuW 

Sh 

ousewi 

Pot Roast 

Shoulders Lamb 

Crown Roast 

Roasting Chickens 

Fresh Ground Beef 

Gordon's Roll Butter 

CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE 

ROYJUrCELATINE 

Duchew Bartletl Pears 

Fruit Cocktail or Fruit Salad 

Tartan Pie Cherries, No. 2 cans 

Kiltie Apple Butter 

Tartan Grape Fruit, No. 2 can 

22,t'i 

' '",\ ;' }y •' ' t ' r 

No. 214 can 21c 

No. 214 can 2§c 

2 for 25c 

38-oz. j«r 19c 

2 For 25c 

bottle - 2 for 25c 

f Boru Cruihed Corn, No. 2 can 

PMllfpi Mdne^Be^T 8 ' N °' * **" 

Cmiiy or Palmolive Soap 

Fancy Large FUIeta Mackerel 

SmiMte Cleanier 

Tartan Pan Cake Flour 

Tartan Buckwheat Flour 

Twtan Pan Cake Syrup I. 

R. R. Fig Pudding 

Duff's Ginger Bread or Muffin Mix 

International Salt 

Assorted Cookies 

Fig Bars 

2 for 25c 

2 for 19c 

4 cakes 19c I 

2 for 25c j 

6 for 25c 

pkg 10c 

pkg 10c 

22-oz bottle 19c 

1 tb can 25c 

23c 

2 boxes 9c 

STAYTVIAN WINESAP 

Apples 

*BI/1T „ _ 1U 

Jnlcr 

p 

ICJ£UKHU IKTWUK 

l'cnuu. 

«A1»'UAKBOTS - '" 8 

Itrussell 

Sl'HOL'fS 

mi; 1 ,'. 

m 

l 

tale. 

y 

, and 

t fHh potency 

' school H nmchlim will, 

l tomorrow night,' 

* will Entertain the 

111 Hiiro quintet June, 

t* oit UMIJO far has 

ton ov1' Pleasantvllle* 

• to ita »be 1» naturally 

to. J » 

Jionm outfit, if it pcr- 

tho MDIB promise as 

garttdn raiser, plus 

le improvement by 

"finer tfieti, should give 

ill vnt 8 ran for their 

Riverside the Hennod- 

iia time, and in tin. 

were good 

-by'VoiV-Henriod opened then 

approved manner Wednesday 

1 pew guests, 39 to 17. 

first period ran up 12 point? 

against three for the inlanders. 

In the second period Riverside 

again garnered only three, while 

the locals tallied 10 more Tne 

•visttdra managed to gather six in 

the third, while Ocean City maile 

eight, but in the latf frame the 

Jiomestcre again had it one-sincit, 

scoring nine ugaindt flie 

Jos, Hums Brilliant 

The tussle was featured by the 

brilliant basket wwk of Dick Fot 

and Archie Harris, both tall lads 

and both having ability to drop 

them from funny angles- 

Dick emerged with hipli honois, 

dropping tlirouffh eight goals 

from the field, while Arthu ac 

cumulated live field goals. Dick's 

younger brother, John, tieil with 

.Captain Frank Taccarino with 

five points each. 

From start to finish the resort- 

era served up a fust pussinjt at- 

tack, and no one showed :iny in- 

clination to "hog' 1 the ball. De- 

fensively, they apponrpd just ;is 

strong, although :i faster tcnin 

probably would huv** broken 

^GfcASSES 

and adapted^ abât- 

Wcliftfglijw": •melHadi, 

ijlree years Practice and 

iej^feufive proven the 

ipifj'Mthty.i Of Wrf •,«m- 

&LJ9Jit "ii *Wj! moderate, 

^. Belts & Sons 

AtUntlc 

ij|îif,' ; ir.;*j. 

IIJpBOSE 5-1S31 

Tlit 

It. Fill, 

J, ros. rorwnnl 

Tnccnrlno, (or 

HnrrK .'intoi 

MrCnillon. duu 

MIU.T. iru..i.l 

MeNully. forward 

HinlHrl, forward ,. 

i 

Orrnll Clly 

l . . 

g 

Heppe 

I 

nte 

ifunfd -. =. 

Referee, Unseen, 

1 I 

I! n 

Kndsni Ki'llcf Wlrcelor 

In the face of the recent rii- 

tlelsm directed by BRA workers 

IgaiOBt oiintj- Bellnr Director Al- 

fred Hooper, the Wildwood Crosi 

bormigli unundll Tuesday ndoplei* 

ft resolution priilnliij! him and hi 

fliaff. 

.ietr'0ii»t*' v tol-' 

i r ftjllls; jtrrtlfa 

stJiW^Wliji r«J, 

i . knee guards also 

J . ' - 

; 

- - •.':;'• :•••••-• • •' • 

*;:V-.;»;"./"•:••. 

•OlOTr JUIt Why, bul 

i u large crowd for iho 

ti ,uino I'S til* season wal 

missing. Sonic blamed It on the 

competition .ol the ' convention 

bull game, but other opinions 

w»l'» Hint careful moUjBrs still 

Ore Wery of the "flu" bug 

twitting the kids in public 

jilftCiH. Tbere were plenty of 

empty Mnig, iinyway, although 

tho prices lire down to iUe 

IB-lor-klda aud BB-for-aaults 

level, 

• • * 

(Juptuhi Frank Taccarlno, 

UIID, the wise hujs say, was 

kont nut of tho stnrtJutf Un»-up 

I'nr dlsrl|illiiiiry reasons, gut 

Inl.i II In the thin! iniarler and 

clialkeil up u KIHMIIJ five pnlui-> 

dliriliK bin slay. 

m 9 m 

Tlio brother .ict of DIak *nd 

.lolin Fox nt forwards pleased 

Ihe iptotatori. Dick l| the fan. 

nod can worm under the lias. 

Isat to make 'em, while John 

specialties iu Bwooalilna them 

from beyond tho dBfenilve 

isone, John edged out Jim llc- 

Nell» an a first chnlin forward, 

but the difference la nrr-tty 

»mnll, at that. 

DAMkelball ntm 

Iiimewliiit marred 

oiion doors 

keep tin 1 teni] 

uhle. It IIIKII 

u srfil^ nf 

lilts. 

a nd 

WOii 

kidA 

osyi 

hy 

w 

11 fv 

!l 

Wil 

Here 

the B 

Indow, 

fiisido 

hieak 

limit 

was 

itinj 

i ti 

liv 

foi 

IWn. 

. 

The .IIUVCON iil-iii IIIIII a (f"'"l 

lilglit, wlnnlnn by :):( to 12. \f- 

ter the first period 01 ailhlst- 

mciit mill »lid [Miiscs they set- 

tlnl diiivn nnO diil II K»d ioh. 

Hi'ivnrd Dull and lluli llrlnn- 

hurst led In scoring with HIX 

poiatH each. 

Deer Hunters To Mest 

Deer hunters nnd members nf 

doer clitha are inviicd iu nttend 

a rneetina nf ihe Blate federa- 

tion of iDoor Hunierii nnd Clubs 

at Prnnklin Inn, OlasBlinrn, on 

Tuoiday at !i p. m. 

SllbHCrilii* In TR(> Scntliipl-Icd- 

ger, t\M a year, In 

Legion Five Confident Af- 

ter Beating Tuckerton 

Confident after a, victory over 

the {ilshly touted I'uckouon pl;j 

Plve, tho Ocean City American 

Legion cage outfit this week i»- 

sued a challenge to the Avalon 

GcmK, or any other county team, 

to play Tor the county champion 

ship for independent teams- No 

arrangements huve been made ha 

yet. according to I-'ruuk Bradley, 

îon managet 

N'exL i ueHduy liibht in tonên- 

tlon hall the local club will tr\ 

to wroaji vengeance on the Un 

Ion league club of Mnya Iând 

itlK, which teani admlnlKter^d a 

dcfcnl two wiscks as» that liroke 

the LcKlim'a winnlUK stri-ak of 

seven guniea. Thl^ fracas prom- 

ises i" bi! hue and henvy. 

TlM! virtdrv ov**r Ihe Tucker- 

ton ItiK I-Mve \va^ chalked up 

here Tuesday night to tbc tnnt 

of 'W to 22, with Iho vctn f a^srft- 

gutlon rnrclDR the issue most of 

the way. At halftlme tho locnln 

led liv 2'i to 1G. nad never were 

iu danger nf heinj; topped. 

Dot) Breiklev nnd Kd I 

led the srorillK Darade with 12 

and 10 tall lea rcHpecilvuly. Werb 

and ShidliiK .npurkled dofennjvoly 

Fur the vlsitora. ;< Kuurd. I"alk- 

inburji, was bijjh man wttb aev 

on points. The l.ogiou riu:kt>d 18 

field Boiils acaiasi nine fur iho 

LenKiiorn. 

Egg Harbor Wins 

Defeats Palmer Team 27 

to 15; Play Again Mon. 

Episcopalians in Siz- 

ding Contest 

The Catholic senior team wont 

hht again Monday night as the 

city InMr-eaurch bagkelbnll leu- 

BtiB rotiiimea lifter the holldny 

lay-off, defeating ihe Episcopal, 

luns, 83 to 21, in a hotly eonteai- 

eil game. 

The .two teams fought for the 

lend all ihe way Lhreuijli. but 

the advantage was with the Cath- 

olics most of the time. At inter' 

mission they 1«4 by 17 to 12, 

Kiidle Huff and Johnny Aiislan- 

te were outslaBdinB in the Catho. 

lie cause, the former netting six 

field. MOiila anil the latter four, 

itigellier with four free tosses. 

Nelson Davis was high for tho 

Episcopalians with seven tallies, 

while Lex Hnri, tile liiinilsniiie 

pop, disliked up Hljt. 

In me junior panic the fg«ih> 

Piiiim lotik nn ens} dorlKioli from 

tlie Kpiscopaliaiis, 37 to 14, al. 

though the loners did not find 

their stride until the second luilf. 

They scored only three against 

21 la the first chnhUer. hi" kepi 

things mole even later. 

Manner) 1 and Loux were high 

men for the Lutlierund wiih four 

field goals and a foul eneli, rvnlle 

for the Episcopalians Roberts 

untiptl Hi rep froin IIIP flour and 

n foul. 

Tiie annies Bcliediilpil for Fri- 

day night to reopen the league 

play were wineelli'i! heruusp len- 

uue iifliciiilH ild uoi want io iin- 

tleipula iIn- openliiK of SIIIOOIH, 

These entries, us well as Hie oiie.n 

clini'elleil hermixe of Hie pnidpmlr 

neceiiilier yi, will luivf in Vie 

made up in dniil>le>hpiu1er pvpn- 

ingst in llic near ftilure. 

HighSchoolNew 

School opened Monday with the 

uaual luippy (?) facti again cn- 

icrliiK the instil utlou. There wai 

a slight but futile liupe amoni 

gone of the pupils that A suffi- 

cient number of grlpge cases 

would develop to cluae scbuolii 

again for u short perluii. 

* » 

Tu IiiHpccl Traffic flu'" 

Corporal Ilhibop, head of ihe 

statu organlz-utlun of school Truf 

flc clubs, Is scheduled to visit 

this High SCIIUIII'H Traffic Cluh 

today (Friday). He ulmi will wit 

liens n aession of 'ho ritndeui 

(Jollll(-il 

# -• 

Tony Is I'roud; Here's Why 

Tony Taccarino, IIIKII sihool 

Janltoi inoiull> c\hlblud i too 

from JU Ailiintli i tti 1,IIIIIOI"H 

paper to several pvuide ihl.-^ 

week. It IIIIIH of ilie iiuiuhor niii 

position given the liiKh school in 

the stutc'B rating for Ihn effi- 

ciency of M-hools in Ocean t'iiy 

claaa und offered )(;rllliihilloi 

In Tony Tm bin KUIMI w defendant beeaoH nu 

ife.lBj feeord owner of the Borlgiijwl 

^ffmiscs, . ; 

Uiitadl Beeaoibtr J2. 1134, 

nicHAitns * LBVBLAND. 

mm ^-M^^F^ 

1^ 

MdNDAf, JANUiMV Kin, 1DM 

between the hou of tweln and five 

o'elosk P. M,, to wit. at one o'elotli 

\u the afternoon of saM dar. at toe 

Sheriffs offlM. In Cape May Court 

Www*, apt May County, New Jane?! 

AH tbe followlns mortnnd pronlHa, 

llh the apnuruniuiMa, In the bill ef 

•ontnlaint In the aald eauie P.rtlcgUrly 

SflifeiEBsi^sSiaiiin '*M'; (il«t- 

'flr^sMenti:-Jtni iMmÎtggtn. 

- •• •••-•*'-••• • —--^J.î^' %JF«A ^v*4.*«. 

ôrQi-^proiinetiir.'fl*^$he : ^pBtnim 

iHottli^btWiSf intwwW . In »P' 

toniatjc thirnio'giiitte flintrol- of 

htatei In Ws Philjidelphia home, 

•'"•• fie;eonstrueMd•» crude, home- 

Blade; sfFair, including • a spring 

motor, operated by weights, wl til 

J resident, MTB wnn w»w i motor, opcraicn uy «., bi>,.-., „ 

fcsuin, \Ice president, Mrs. Hflrry t]ec[Tlc cuirPI1t supplied by .irj 

A, MqrriB^ secretary, and Mrs I ceji battens Hut Jt worked 

flan* BurkbaMt, treasurer All i |f0 hus kept in W t h 

ÔSSSt 

^%^%^tt^^hê iHU 

_^^»-ilMSi '•'students; 

WftBnwflUJh to ':nt(eiid, 

%i^«i*e-tieatta*,jiie^t Mrs; Burfc 

•iW^^jflioi'Ii* filling;- the 'place 

— MB, Lear declined 

,to beva- canJiilati; hits:, John 

IfaefloniJil;. wa« mada financial 

flMWtaiy,;'- / ;'• ' • • 

-' jCalendam were, Mtumed,- nc- 

F-f-4& HtstBHt, — Jl,OCBl{ttB 

with the development 

control equipment, wh 

heat- 

today 

electric 

troLi 

clock and sensitive 

And this week hi 

eerdinf t*H.slini 

doubled thos" in 1-^t jui 

Two ne\/ menim rs Mr^ Mai 

Clark and Mrs. .1. WV CnmphuH 

•were welcomed. Mrs, Ccortit W 

Spoy led in devotions Kifrt i 

rnqnts were served. 

t ^ 

\!l ANTIC CITY 

„,„., , „ an- 

nounced that he has become 

South Jersey representative fur a 

national concern manufacturing 

thla equipment. 

''H is now admitted,** he said 

today, ''that • many forms 

ness isrc caused by irre 

iifistinjf of public buildings 

hi asms. The comfort itntl 

of hon iling i 

wcrrants Its 

tllllliv HHVI?|j ( 

fl. win- 

f ill- 

•ffillhl 

anu 

(|y' One" Woman 

Would Caitfy Gun; 

Is Visiting Nurse 

5v;l" 

TOMORROW 

(FRIDAY) 

ICE HOCKEY 

Atlantic tltf 

SEA GULLS vs 

CLARKSON 

TECH 

SATURDAY NIGHT 

SEA GULLS vs 

Clarkson Tech 

2000 Seats „.. .. 2Sc 

Also 

BeaerYed 

Seats 

After Game 

E*fro Charge 

(B Mart 

at 0 p, m. 

r;l nni to 

> mrc 

lift. 

isli, 

iwr 

is, 

!, it 

ther 

lit u 

llHVP 

ilied i 

but ll 

by iv 

it he 

when 

I« ny 

you t 

rhethei 

them 

ieai 

. al 

dut'i 

• a 

SaV 

t a 

•an 

f yi 

to Thi» 

Oply fine woman in c me 

May count/ niipliod for DLI 

mission to narr> a imulier 

tills £ear She 1^ Mii-*. Oluc 

lûehug \\ ildftoud dcjynly \ in 

itJnpf nurse, 

1 he nunifri r applÎn In dt 

i.lint.d ulur^lj t cinip rrd ^ lilt 

H t >etr ( juut^ riiicu * tbliil 

it H b* f in ihe num hr hn 

^t rr inU il l hi mi I u firi 

in ( 

In i f hr i i\ h i h tu b t n 

rnt-ii | i , i I ri Dr Hf njdiiuii 

fallen \\ il h i in I Hi Mil 

1 ri * t 1 i ( irt H u i 

I), of A. Formally 

Inducts Officers 

Tim riillnwiiit: were fiiinmlly 

ififliiftrt! as nrfirerN nf Oee:t 

ciiy CuiiMil "Sii. "iii, Iiaiiiiliii'rs • 

Aini'iicM, f.n sis i.iiintliH, at HI 

Mi>ll'j hull, liifi Thlll-Hiliiy IIIBIII 

\ht!K'i 111::^^ , iMjiinfMluri Dcpn 

unril"V Mahf'l Nieknriiiin, em: 

ic'ipr: .Ii'asii- Nii-korBnn. warii 

; I It n ii * it W:irrit'i% uutHide Henli- 

-I; TlMrfit 1 ' niiwlniuls jnghle sen 

i" I: Ii!ii nJxiiii, nKiociiltp I'r 

cording -aecreUl/. 

They w«ro Inetallcd by Hltlo 

Plilllliis, WUdwood, deputy atate 

councillor Several Htnto I), of A 

officials Mtrt preiout ^ 

Observe Stop Signs 

Is Warning of Judge 

.Motorists- iniitit i-.lop at -'•top 

struuts hoio, uvon In wluirr. I'u- 

llfo '.Maglutrnto t;i;ore« A. llniwn- 

uiillui- nuuixincvd duturdny—liu; 

h di^rniB i Dm I M < illun 

l!i. Mv.li ncliii'il iiihlmu, who fnll- 

i:J in iinp. Tlie jiiUKv "'I* 1 M fil 

:illion «"' 1 ' 1'i'y 111'*"')' next 

u i 

(:t-:>i :.-_•• Mi'iiroc. L'l. Alhill)ic 

( iiv. elial":-'.' 'I "ith !i;iviii£ itnpro- 

1 nu n 1 ilt in n ii in « » 

^ n :i iiii.'iiK'iKJi'il st'inein*. 

ti>i:|iir« ilncli lit "Inn 

\lr. ;,ir .Mis, Hfliry Fl. I'oop- 

.1, iuv h;i^k ill "'riic Inn" Uuek 

lliil. iilu'i '. iviiin S|"M1I 'lie lml- 

hhn-, mi» Mr Cuiiiii-i s |>:irt'illi 

nl II i 

stea): their ranch. 

Tufsdiij slid .,„,. ..., 

"Flirtation tValk" Is a thrill 

Ing romance of glorious yoiuli. 

The action takes plnee In Hawaii 

and Wait Point. In the nil _star 

uast, besides Miss Kcolqr, .Dirk 

Powell and Fat O'Drlen iiro UOBK 

Alexander, Glen UtiWa, Hoilr} 

Q'Neltl, John Arimiai- niicl (iuiiin 

Williams. * 

Special music uud Ij'rlfM wen 

written by A HI* WruhiM unO 

Mori Dlxon, with ims.'] dniiii 

nuiribers direiHM by lli.bhy run- 

nollj'. 

KAKLK 

Fully Mnrun, st.ii n f FITI-IT 

and Hlage, heads liit> hiricr* ;*uiM 

show ill the Kuril? Tiii'iitrc, Al 

lantle Wty, this Friday, Sauirdi!.- 

and Sunday. Miss Mornn htm 

been starred in -uany Hi'llyw.inil 

attrnrtitmit itrfrt «* 

her work with il ,,.nt MM 

the af 

P&tvn 

FreeJJelivery 715 Aibury Ave. 

Cloverbloom Butter 

Phone j 403 

Vll.l UiK 

rrldiij unil Hiitiinlay 

ni'Ui'Hiii; :i iii« liiciilt' and a 

|)r|ri(l f i • 111 • • i 11 f Iliiw II nil (he 

«-i-i-fifn. "ill Rigor's new FOK 

Film fiffci-liiB, "Tlio c'ountj- 

( iiuirniMi!," whi -h will hi' seen 

m the Vilhiiii- 'I'lii'inre, will pre- 

m 

rt SMr.H'ipMH'i ,-yaeIa proved 

"v:^%:4ii«'.:«9riftidtt,.,r< l Yon: 

S^wiaj Jimrt iAkBoolted ail o?ef 

Haffner 

Vineland training school for 

mental clinic before passing sin- 

tence. If he thinks the culprit's 

mind is not gountj. It will cost 

$25 per examination, but Judge 

Way said there probably will not 

he more than 16 to IS cases a 

year. 

"Crime Clinic" Discontinued 

A "crime clinic," in existence 

in Cumberland county several 

yean, has been (liicontinueil, 

Judge Way explained. Hereto, 

forefore, this clinic examined 

Cape May county cases, free of 

charge, > 

"Whenever we had a problem 

near the borderline of insanity 

IT feeblemindedness, we sent the 

prisoner to this clinic," he said 

"This Is a service to humanity, 

as it enables us to avoid the mi* 

Lalti! uf making confirmed criml 

nais of feebleminded wrongdoers. 

iltJflJLjeriou matter to mako 

W 

iltJfl-JLjerioui matter to mako 

a mistake in a sentence. We need 

all the light we can get before 

sentence Is imposed," 

Eventual Saving Large 

"This is a tremendous new 

field," said Prosecutor French B, 

Loveland, "Even saving one or 

two boys from a life of crime 

would avert thousands of dollarj' 

expenses to the county or state, 

The few extra dollars this clinis 

will cost are a good investment 

in tho future," 

The matter was referred to the 

county solicitor and the director 

of courti. 

Sees Real Estate 

On Upgrade Here 

Tut Rate Cut to Encourage 

Buyers, Carey Predicts 

The Sentinel-Ledser yesterday 

asked T. J, Carey, one of the 

resort's most active realty brok- 

ers, his opinion on the real es- 

tato outlook for iOSB, 

"Heal estate," he replied, "is 

definitely on the upgraile. When 

a real estate broker in these 

times expresses an optimistic 

opinion the average person Is in- 

eUiied to discount it as a boost 

for his own business. But regard- 

less of all that real estate cer- 

tainly is attracting more atten- 

tion today than any other form 

of investment except government 

(Continued on gnn I) 

No Personal Gain 

In Beach Aid Plan 

Hemdley Makes TMa Clear 

at Washington, D. C. 

War department engineers and 

congress must be "sold" on the 

idea that no selfish motlveg ac- 

tuato the plea for federal funds 

with which to combat bench ero- 

aion. 

This was the warning delivered 

by .Mayor Harry Headley last 

week in Washington to tho Am- 

erican, ihore and Beach Preser- 

vation asseciation. He and Com- 

missioner John It, Trout attended 

the association's semi-annual 

conference there last Thursday. 

The association is centnndlng 

that the same federal support 

< Contlnutd gii pan; il 

20 years ago and you prouably 

will find almost exact duplicate:)." 

Th»t the entire eounty i» an- 

tagonistic to the railroad was the 

assertion of James B. Bevill 

president of the chamber, 

New Deal Far Motorist. 

He said he had tentative!) ur 

ranged with a bus concern in 

Camden for a plan whertbj a 

motorist could parfc Wi At in 

that city and ride to Philadelphia 

and return to Camclen on a DUB. 

The entire charge, for uarkiiig 

and the bus rid*, would M Me. 

He said that if the rjilrc.ii I 

were as "ornery" here in the 

summer is it ll now, Ocoflrr-Uty 

would hi badly TiandicappmJ, -but 

Mr. Ton-naend disagreed. 

"The railroads are playing a 

losing gnm*," Townsend said. •*! 

think the railroad no longm 

nieani a thing to Ocean City, If 

it decides to take up its tracks 

altogether we will go on just the 

same. I think the far* issue is- 

n't important. People want eon. 

vem'enee, and the railroad im't 

giving it to them." 

To Show f em How 

Resort Angler* Off to the 

Sunny South 

Two of Ocean City's leading 

espontnts of fishing left foi 

southern shores recently. 

b'd Coroman, of fishing tackle 

farne. Is vacationing in West 

Palm Beach, Bd wrote ua that 

he had been looking the ueachef) 

over and expects to enjoy him- 

self angling for the big ones, 

Charles "Pop" Clark, of south 

Ocean City, leading spirit In the 

Peck's BMch Flnhlng Club, took 

ft oar full of tackle to St, Peters- 

burg, where he expects to show 

the "•Crackers'" Just how to go 

ttbout thlt fishing businest. 

Critically "ffl As 

His Wife Is Buried 

Funeral services were held yes- 

erday aftern f M Cl 

Business Men an 

Airport Workers 

Hit at C. C. Meet 

Rapped For Refusal to En- 

dorse Petition Asking 

Airport Resumption 

•RATHER GET RELIEF 

Petition Abandoned With 

Only,371 Names; Pros- 

pacts Poor New 

Criticism of certain resort 

business men and of men on re- 

lief wag expressed Tuesday night 

at the chamber of commerce 

meeting, when Joseph Lawless, 

Jr., chairman of the chamber'! 

aviation committee, reported that, 

he had secured only 371 names I 

on u petition asking that Work 

be resumed on the airport. 

Lawless said that many buii- 

ness men refused to_sign"i_t, say- 

Them as pays most mii«t keenj '"« thg airnort'did"them nn gobU 

nil. seems as IlinuEh I ind that families, on relief are 

now spending as much or more 

than the airport workers spent 

Ian winte;'. 

Ho also said that several men 

who worked on the airport I" 1 *' 

'vlnter refused to sign, saying 

they would not pa back there "to 

work and freeze" and that they 

preferred to obtain relief ordtii 

without working. 

The petitions asked that Ocean 

City be granted the unexpended 

portion of the $104,000 that waj 

originally apportioned to the air- 

port.. The work was abandoned 

when little more than half that 

amount was spent- 

Lawless said there was no use 

circulating the petitions any 

more, as he felt every available 

name had been secured. 

It was said that all public 

works projects are at a stand 

still, awaiting additional appropri 

ations by congreis. 

Seven Streets 

To Be Improved 

Call Free! 

Court In Row 

t? last 

hair of all 

pi ul 

ent>ec(ed 

l lps entec(ed 

iy tho county from munlclpali- 

l 

Funeral services were held yes- 

terday afternoon for Mrs. Ceola 

S Willettij 7th st. and Central 

d i h h l 

te 

5-Year,O14 Hôine h Badly 

Burned, But She Still Smiles 

Uf 1IAB0T.D TEK 

Even with all the flesh burn- 

ed trom her right hand, lind her 

hair and eyebrows badly signed, 

five-year-old Nopa Wllhclm was 

u bravo girl, Wednesday, 

Tuesday night Nona was the 

victim of an unusual and painful 

accident thnt will prevont her nil- 

lng the hand for two weeks or 

more. 

She was wotchlng her mother, 

Jtfrs. John Wllhelm, cook dinner, 

who Rhc decided tho w»nfed a 

leaned over the sink. 

There was a flash as the comb 

burst into flame from tbe gas 

Btovo nearby. The flame spread 

to her head, but • the mother 

wrapped a heavy towel tightly 

about her head and shoulders, 

extinguishing the . flame. Tlio 

comb was burned onto her hand 

and had to be removed by Or. 

Allen Corson. 

Hand swathed in bandages, No- 1 

na still could mnllo Wedneiday. 

Occasionally. - however, ahe felt 

Uy of her burned hair. 

S. Willettij 7th st. and Central 

•v., who died in her home early 

Monday morning after a brief ill- 

ness. 

A resident here %1 years, sh8 

was an active worker in th« First 

M, E. church and the Daughter* 

of America. Her husband, Wil- 

ton L. Willetti, is the only sur- 

vivor. He Is re§overinf from a 

critical il|ne«i and is still bed. 

ridden. 

The funeral waj conducted by 

Bev, F, B. WhiUker, of the 

Methodist Church, and burial was 

in Seaside cemetery-, Palermo. 

MM, Willetti was known to hun- 

drtdl here, as is her husband, 

Who i» a veteran in the local 

post-office. 

ies. 

Wednesday, niilnh T. fltevens 

recommended to the freeholders 

thai Ocean Pity ihls year pay 

$4,000 a month more Ihan any 

other municipality. 

He reoammenried that the 

county fix as the minimum it 

will accept per month In nnunty 

and state taxes: 

cap? jfsv ritj, turn. 

North WiidwiHiil, M/.IMI. 

Ocean (Ify, 118,000, 

South lapc May. SIM), 

Stinif. Hnrbiir. gg,gFifl, 

West {'M» Way, ISOO. 

nildmind, 114,000. 

Wllilirofld fregt, $8,000. 

West WKdwiioil, MUD, 

Avnlnn, «3,(MM>. 

He recommended that manda. 

miis proieediiigs be started at 

once aKaingt North fiipe May, to 

force payment of delinquent tax- 

es. 

Win Avaltin Jlandnuiug 

County Solicitor Robert K. Bell 

announced that the state supreme 

eourt Wednesday Issued a permn- 

lory writ in ihe couniy's action 

on a rule to show cauie why 

Avalon mid the (state aiitnlglpal 

finance coiiunisslon should not 

be m;indainiisi.(J for ilolluinien^, 

county luxes. The coiuniisiiloii ha^j 

charge of Avalon'* niiinldnal af- 

fulrs. 

Stevens einreHsed appreclailfln 

to tLg following niiinicipalllleR 

which have paid all county tiixi'i 

ineludlnf 1(134: (;ape Jlay Poini; 

Dennlsvllle Township, Sea Isle 

City and Upper Township. 

He also recommended that Hie 

eounty demand that municipali- 

ties this . year pay the proper 

share of county and stale tax 

on every dollar collected on the 

current year's taxes 

Pastor on School Board 

Three Regnweled and Four 

Paved, is City Program 

Hegravelinf portions of three 

avenues and paving sections of 

four other streets was approved 

b ' ii Wd 

William C, Teaidale 

Has Another Stroke 

\ A« .'letter received here from 

Mrs. Wllluim Carey Ttasdale, of 

Waihinfton, D, d, formerly of 

Ocean City, lays that Mr, Teas, 

dale, who has been in poor 

health for two years, has suffer- 

ed another stroke or paratysl* 

andVtbafr while he Is slowly Im- 

proving, he Is still Quite I". 

Usk Gty Advertise 

\ In, Legion Program 

\Top,Cap* May American Leg- 

ion post, Wedneaday, requested 

city fcommfssionera to appropriate 

fund) for an advertisement in « 

Still Operator, 78, 

Prays in Courtroom 

A 71-year-old Denniavllle man 

COt down on his knees In 

Judge Palmer M, Way's court 

Wednesday and prayed that he 

might never again be tempted 

to operate a whisky still. 

He was Julius Froslich, 

Judge Way had just fined him 

$100 and given him a six 

months' suspended sentence for 

operating a still. 

Short-Cut BSD in 

Sen. Reid's Meuure Will 

Benefit Ocean City 

A bill providing that the state 

take over the proposed ghort cut 

fron. Ocean City to McKee City, 

on the Black Horse Pike, was in- 

troduced in the state senate this 

week by Senator Charles C. Read. 

Tlit proposed route is 1" miles 

ifliiB. It will materially shorten 

the distance between Ocean City 

and Philadelphia. 

ieiiitor Read alto introduced a 

bill providing that the state take 

ovei all roads leading into Cape 

May county regortg from Route 4, 

tlit Shore rd., and another bill to 

take over the road from Gtr. 

iiiBiiia to Cardiff, connecting the 

White and Black Horse Pikes. 

12th Annivergary Sale Now at 

Royal Shoe Store.—Adv. l-t-c 

by t'i'ty commissioners, Wednes- 

day, when they passed on first 

reading an ordinance introduced 

by Commissioner Trout,, 

The ordinance, besides describ- 

- ,.*. .*. u.iaai.feE, MEQ.MEa UGn.lllP 

ing tne proposed work, authorized 

issuance of $10,000 ih promis- 

sory notes to finance part of the 

work. The rest will be taken 

Rev. George W. Lawrence 

Lawrence to Go 

On School Board 

Hager Now Full-FMged 

City Health Officer 

Rev. George W. Lawrence wat 

appointed a member of the board 

of education by the city commis- 

sioners, Wednesdayi to luceeed 

Robert Hadford. Hig term, which 

is tar live yeari,. will- begin Peb- 

ru«ry 1. , 

The name of ttoe Ilev, Mr, Law- 

reifte, pastor of the Ocean City 

flaptfm ChurchT was submitted by 

Mavor Harry Headley. 

The mayor alio recommend 

that L»Mnee M. • lea*, iw 

freeholder, te i^^mB^^m 

local linking fund commission to 

gerve for three years. 

Harold Hager, who served af 

assistant health officer under the 

late T, Lee Adams, submitted his 

resignation in that capacity and 

immediately was appointed health 

officer at the salary formerly 

paid Mr, Adams, 

adopted upon the 

MMA f,fvSft 

tended the bill 

it «hould have 

. Tht BJIliJn!'W-«, 

for an BOdit WvWJpili 

by Lebrnad, Eo» " " 

afentfomiryv; J"hlU. 

$300 for expert Mill 

mony by Benjamin 

JJurlington, . flsth* v,,, 

thrown out two -weikii; 

excepsive. ••.TOifWqjtt^* 

proved, Wednesday, ho* 

._ Prosecutor - tovelaW 

W«djiggday -.M.Miy/M 

nmn th« Wc*mBB#,, 

to jompletei'.itiîutv, 

which already has rtsult 

tadlEta«t'~o£iWiia*i" 

officiflli and 'sin 

Beach Bulkhi 

To2|tei| 

..«.«, a .it .cat «... U5 tai^CJ 

care of by the state, which re- 

cently allotted the retort $15,000 

under the borough-township act. 

The city has applied for addi- 

tional funiig. 

City Clerk Harry Morris wag 

ordered to advertiiii for bids on 

6000 cubic yards of road gravel, 

to be received at the meetiny 

February fl. 

The graveling, from curb to 

curb, wHl be done on Wesley av, 

from 17th to Z8th st«,; on Cen- 

tral av., from 17th to 27th sts,, 

and on Pleasure av., from 12tn 

to 16th sts. 

The paving, of tar or asphalt 

mlited with stone chips, will be 

laid at the boardwalk, ends of 7th 

und Sih sts,, beyond the present 

paving; on Little Wayne av. be- 

tween Tth st. and Plasa pi,, and 

on Pleasure av., from 12th to 

16th. This work will be done by 

contract, but the graveling will 

be clone by city workers. 

Pay Taxes Now| Earn 

Discount of 2% P«c. 

If you want to earn is',4 per 

cent, pay your ISJJ taxes In full 

before Fehruary 1. The city is 

allowing this discount. 

You won't have your ]flj5 lax 

bill by then, but you can pay 

the amount of your 1934 bill, mid 

It will be adjusted later, ofter 

the rate Is fixed by the nnunty 

tax board. 

To Keep After P0 

C. of C. to Agitate it Ev- 

ery Month Hereafter - 

The chamber of commerce will 

every month, from now on, draft 

Home form of demand that n new 

post office building be construct 

ed here, and send it to some in- 

dividual or department where It 

may do some good. 

Thig was the decision Tuesday 

night. This month, the . United 

Stateit Chamber of Commerce will 

be asked to see if it can find out 

where the hlleh is. A letter will 

point out that the site has been 

purchased hut thai plans fur

fliry 

Mrs. Ernest A. Betgqr, of 

mwmmMKIjR^^> 

lift;Jl^rttf •", iWb^w 

John 

" 3W MC- 

me., Chat 

optrtSes 

apeak- 

than 

is familiar 

plac« now in 

-'ls not in 

bat In 

4tid tm- 

_^ feature 

boiieB are 

pus]nM -on 

Km: are to b» 

in receiving 

in the ta* bill 

present session 

Kiamttpl •':' el 

S^-'-iifOi^fiiii 

lift regardless of 

tie value, of all 

/ $i/psujt Itsi 

properties are 

snappwl up oi 

nb convinced ttte 

;}|yâR lost none ot 

and .confiifence gra- 

J % Wt&\i/0 better 

yollveAITur 

ywaeh and lie iom> 

IT tahmji be bift 

»_.-., E. JMowiif, 

who has bees succeeded by Col, 

m ft Howîi; ' 

Caah collected from asfpts in- 

creased $25,490.22 during the 

quarter, and cash from stock as- 

sessment $7,699.78. 

Losses chwgtd off on assets, 

totalled 14,109,67, un increase of 

$656.71 far the quarter, 

Uncoilected asaett totalled fg,. 

478,338.96 and uncollected itock 

assessment (181,83S,78- Total un- 

collected assets was $2,995,830.84. 

Total liabilities were *2,8B4^56.24, 

Expenses of the receivership 

increased {3,440.87 for thi quar- 

ter, bringing the total to $50,- 

8SD.72. 

Caah on hand increased $3,665.- 

86, to a total of |1S9,186.77. Col- 

lections included |7,0SD,§2 in 

Home Owners Loan Corporation 

bonds. 

Ji (Jillam to be In 

Presbyterian Pulpit 

'yBiv, "SYlYfuiu* rttn«m will 

Pliph at the Presbytcriftn enarch 

today arid neit Sunday, substitut 

ink' for Btv.' William S. LaSor, 

who ii on a vacation cruiie to 

the Mcditerrpan 

Mr, Gillam is not a itranger 

in , the Presbyterian Chureh, He 

nsi 'preached there on nveral oc- 

casions and li well liked- He lias 

jiad experience in the Mission 

Fields of India. 

Life Guard Says Report 

Of Death is Erroneous 

(Continued trom pan II 

said. "It is entirely erroneous. I 

mil very tuueb alive and in good 

health 

» g 

Have scon 'Punk' 

Bob Stretch, Hurley Fitzgerald 

and Harry Thoinlng most every 

d It hthut 

Prosecutor Threatens to 

Go to Court in BUI Row 

...jwjwp*.,... 

(Continued from 

engineering- firm In chargi! of its 

new {325,000 water line project. 

It will, however, depend tj 

extent upon when the disputed 

bill is disposed of, hi iiiuieated 

"I am sorry that il la neeta. 

iary for me to appear befori 

you," Prosteutor Loveland ?aii 

Wednesday at the fi'cchoMera 

meetinf, "but this work ivlll pro. 

ceed, and I niu.-tt have expert os- 

sistance in certain matlers. 

Summoned Before Court 

"To brinff this mBtter to s. 

conclusion, I serve notice on the 

board to appear before Judge Wuj 

next Wednescluy at 10 a. in," 

The law provides that the proa, 

eeutor may apply to the courta! 

for approval of bills and 

incurred in enforcing the law 

Lqvelnnd reminded the freehold , 

erg ithat before the grand jury 

was called, he had told them in 1 , 

conference that expenies would 

be incurred, but that he would 

keen them as low as poiiibie, 

"The next thing t Imew," he 

continued, "ihe bills were re- 

fused, with the insinuatieR that 

the freeholders were itandinv 

between me and my atlfmpt lo 

wajle the taxpayers* money, 

"The record of my few inontiii 

in office will shun 

I have saved ovur 

Albert G, Boland. 

The following have been in 

jtalled us officers nf iho First 

Republican club of Ocean City: 

Albert G. Boland, iiresNicnt; 

Caleb Collins, vice president! 

Winflold Hitchner, seenml viri 

president; J, Reeves Hildreth, 

treasurer, and William Mitchell, 

reHordliijf geeretsrv. 

Trustees are; Mr. Hitehner, 

George 3. Knah, Jules R. Leilig 

and City Commissioner John K. 

Trout. 

This is Mr. Baland's ihiid term 

as president. He was vice presi- 

dent of the old second ivanl club 

a few years !4goT He served as 

senate bill i lerk ut Trentoii in 

1D34 nnd was re-anpuintecl by 

Senator Read for the present 

term. 

To Entertain Co. LQ.O.F, 

The Ocean City Rebekiihs will 

entertain the Cap* May County 

Association of Odil Fellows, neiit 

Thmsriay nifht. 

first iiid. J 

I have ivorkcu out 

i d 

nie«, a|id 

H dd 

SJ J.uo ', the 

iiKH Way ami 

sjr:a : -i err no. 

ciitinuc to of 

paying taxes" 

This maypr, who also isiiicd an 

InvfWUon iv aauoelutlon iueii,ber» 

o. bring their \fjve» und funill- 

• = * • • v ; ; : •" ; •. •. . 4 - ' - . . : • 

UtUe Theatre Group to 

Repeat It Tonight 

A murderer who bad concealed 

his crime for SB years was ra- 

vealed to a large audience last 

Bight In the high school auditor' 

lum as the Little Theatre - Ouild 

presented the opening nprfijrm- 

ance of Its chilling ghost story, 

"A .Murder Has Been Arranged,' 1 

Tbe show will repoui ul 8:15 to- 

nlght. 

'rhomas ilcUann turned In out 

of his best lierturitmnces UH Sh 

Charles Jasper, heir to 2,OUU,000 

pounus, and Itiiyiiiuiid Gardou, as 

Ui friend, jluurlcu Mullina, also 

was capable. IMlas Jeaiinelie Dar- 

by and Alisg Anne Seholield j4avu 

their usual good eiiaracteriza- 

tlons as .Miss ti row and .Mrs. Ar- 

thur, uiother.|n-luw of Sir Cliar- 

les. Howard Rraiiwriy, as Jiinniy 

Norlh, struck u iiute uf romsdy 

In Hie iipiirrived niuiinrr oi Hid- 

tiou picnurn niysterioii. 

l'h._. jduy, in Ihryi- ncjia, re- 

Iveii Mb'HIi ii ililiJlur oil lllH 

,^taye cir a i3r,^*'J ijtiuhui nicairo. 

If '.îr rharlr.H li\v* unili I! u. 

m. lie inhonu ilin inriiiiii>. Inn 

if ho clioM MliIIinH i;r'^ Iho ninn- 

cy. The iiiUiUfi hilly liutur* 1 uu;; 

•Oilled hy ii dlimlj ijlrl «ho 

it ii bfriinHy .rqsrii ;in,; lirou^hL 

îc iho cjt'utl nuiH lo rovenl I 

Mrs^jJohnson Heads 

M, E. Rainbow Class 

fieern nf the Hnmhnw rhiss nf 

the ML'ilitidifti ctiitrt'h Tiii'Miu} 

Highi at iho hnino of AIUH Allee 

Gain'tiîin, 11ll? s oni n\\ in ,: Mrs, 

Ira Si'olt JuhiiHun, prpshlont; 

Mi'H, MauriiT Si'UlL vit'p prt s Mi- 

ilqnt; Mr?, MHO EE(" s *i.*ii s i = , sni'"r*= 

tary: Airs, Klnipr Htpt'lninn, irpnp- 

ufer= 

Tho nutM'tinM In|y rnmitlliliifi 

in.js H'llv rommniiiim nml '•• 

I..- ihc Hiiv- W, n. Siiiil, 

I a i,n,in Siiniinv Krhn.il, 

Wry M&Xm 

A new Mt of Bcile 

cently/been ln8tall)i(J/«|t tbe» 

iti that children can be we; 

rifularjir, Oitai -i^vk btaii 

since tbe serving ot hot sou 

chocolate. • ''•••.'••" 

Mrs. Frank Snnnlno pr 

Time Ct$fife4 Fo^l 

Lutheran Serrl 

At a recent meetltat? ol * j 

Church Council ol It. Jol 

tlioran church It vyos de< 

change the tine of the 

worship gervlso to a I 

hour,, Doglnrtltff tBfi Sunday ^ 

lervlce Is to be hald at 10 j.fi 

The change w|ll ond n pocW^J 

evening aervlceii which have fc 

hold during the winter for 

past throe yours. It IH exptsi 

the morning iOrvleo will Inoreffi 1 ! 

interest by oaiisiinB a larger -jfcft 

tendancB. 

HegliinliiB January 

chiirch school will he condue(^'j 

in two BOcilons, the beginuti 

primary department! will 

inedt durlnf the worship a 

pi'riotl, Mothern can hrlnj 

rliililrcn nnd attend the s 

ut ilie same time. 

RiiliNprlhe to Thp Si'iitlnel-W. | 

Ker, $\M u ycur. In ndmnoe. 

Mi 

"jraiH rnll> Tnrlli (lir llrtlor Hrif.' 

Rppîlll mU,-ir Vvill W. iMiiih-rH hy th, 

rhiilr. 

Tin. Churt'h Roll 101 ronvFiic4 nl f> Si 

ii; m., Witll II svclcQffii? flir rvi?r5i!ll^ = 

The Kliwiirfh LcflirUd iii^plin^ ^ ill hr- 

ftin Ili fi.flll p, m-. in rhriH'r (if Mi? 

Miify linru'nnl, with Mra, W 11, Wulfli 

Thp Cfinrch Schclol fifmnl mrriinr «l] 

bf hf-ld glnhriay Fv^ri|n^, 

Tho nM-wi-nlt wrvkp, V,'»lm»iliir. iu- 

gills nt T,30 |i, m. 

FinST PBBSBVTEKIAN 

Wiwlpj, Aif, oi Si'voiilh si. 

liar 

Hdiiwi. hin, Th' 

•h 

in.3,i it. m. ,^5!srniiip 

tiov. Sllvnnyj GlIlDm will 

US p. Ill ScfviccK for 

!.B p. n.—Evrnii 

iij Mr, Cllliim, 

•li 

F^hip, SpF 

-Priiver mpeiiiip 

Pfliltr 

i n 

RIlAD ( LA-SI rim AD*. 

Special • Saturday, Jan. 19, '35 

50c 

I lilts 1 Ulllibl 

L.URL Deviled i nib 

Julienne Putatcics 

Aîmragus Iip>, 

Feppei Haih 

LhoiLi nt Dchseri 

WATSON'S 

IIOJIB Ot GOOll (OOKIN(i 

SOS Ninth Street 

Tune In on the 

'blue coal' program 

THE SHADOW 

IS BACK 

Every Monday anil HiilncHdny 

Over MAIM', I,, 7 P. M. 

Kvcrj Mundar 

W d ] d 

Doctor * M %£ M/ ; « 

Burkard 

iiiot. hy llir Rn-. W ?I Sroll: 

Wpfk ftas Srnl»H 

flft>lij in flu- rhnH In thr UrrlnnO 

7, ih H, ni, WiHlr>jîI»y m:i! i'Yli!ii?- = 

Holy C"fTifpiin!f»n. 

Wwk Das MeHiiie* 

a |. m TUn«i|iiV- M*»-tlR'- nf tin' 

Wnmnii'- CMVI] in • li*» Rrrinry, i'- »•• 

kri. "Alinr nuilil Wm-lc," 

OfRAN , anyway 7 " 

B appuri.ntly thundei- 

h 

pp 

lituiLk, dropped 

thr tiblt, Jhen 

y 

addiens on 

&nld lie would 

ili-sUti the tjuentlnn Aa he spuke 

uthnu kept jumping up ami in 

ttrruptinx with tjupstiuns Then 

it diwmd upun Ihp rent nl thiisi 

p 

Job 

ilt that it was all a put up 

^l M l l ' Hl 

lli-amn 

rn t.ly 

1 in 11 ^ 

to the 

intere^ 

Vtmtt 

p 

Hli 

prr\yl 

hiiui-il I uiiim.it 

nllil' 

lit 1 il 

in mi in 

I liM uf 

dmlnl Ii il mi Mi 1 I 18c 

2 ">• 17c 

Famous Coffees Specially Priced 

Coffee 

d n tn full II \t 

Victor Coffee » 18c 

ii ai cuffit? hi nt 1 t 

Coffee 

Superb hlmd n tn full II \t ami charmliiB 

Ml -=ii ai cuffit? hi nt 1 to inoath na\ 

RU li lungs fla\or ailils to the pnpuliiitt of this blond. 

tall can 

I9e Hprs» Shoe Red Salmon 

2Sc Sw«st Mixed Pickles * »?-#& 

OSCO Tomato Purae le; 

aSGD Cldtr or White Diit. Vinegaf 2 j«g, ># 

Clam Chowder 

12c 

Glen Cove ean 

Fleischmann's XR Yeast 

dSCO California Apricots 

9c Jumbo Marrowfat Beans 

Cheese Wafers by Keebler 

Club Crackers by Keobler 

3c 

2 «>«15c '•^S 

o/ PKK 19c 

Oven Fre»h — Genuine $Izi> — Wholcni 

Victor Sliced 

Bread Supreme 

lo.f 

12c ma Fancy SoHd 

Tomatoes 

Quality Teas—Reduced 8c a 1 

Orange Pekoe ,/t.lb

Friday,' 18, 

,—k qttfie chamber of com- 

L, when—the assertion was 

-jld gu nti jatft the same If the 

us, Altogether. 

j p in transportation, and the 

lng a Horry-struggle to keep 

PoKBlljly they are doomed to go 

auô, 6ut regardless of their short- 

BWMicratlc^ Ideating, we cannot forget how 

•t'old timers welcomed the first train that 

-:iato Ocean City, .and how as the resort 

lUch $ its in winter, now; but we 

p~ ^, _ ftttlte wpdy 4s yet to thumb itb 

S l f§ilro*d in summer. A lot of commuters 

ifwear by, as well as, at, it. 

fc S|M£f W«»ft * ifotf and in on a starvation 

time, which makes an wonder Jiow his 

for Mm on Christum*. 

iSm*:lwJpS : ; A PREDICTION 

^LTE m coming back! We have heard this 

n so inliny titties since the dear, dead post- 

"£ ItWfc^ffie lUte the old "wolf! wolf!" 

'=$81? t|«; irslt iibie in tnimy yean, Ocean 

iiiSBB # B* a little, hdpeful over real 

jiackaoaJE'ear], president of the Real Estate 

Vpl^•nirt^"«na now T. J, Carey all predict 

improve Ma year. Mr. Darby, in fact, iayi 

j!M^t?tii»';'jitt already taking advantage of 

rey, in an interview in this issue, cites several 

Apnwi U? eettttiitimi, aBjpng them the local 

and the promise of state relief in real 

;iy,Oilr eye on real estate this year! 

mf'ifiht time of til* yaar when inventories are taken, 

^(^f«ite t a*n; 'd*;! totaling up all your good 

UWOOb tttiSTBtCTS ITS BEACH 

VOOD has decided to conduct an experiment that 

JJI City will watfch with interest. To ralie addi- 

hvenue, the city will restrict a certain portion of 

' * unit it off and charging admission to it. Cer- 

i Jersey resorts already have the plan in effect. 

Jy advantage we can see to the pjan, aside from 

that maybe ^derived from it, is that the 

Joatufe may appeal to the more well-tq?do class. 

tafifty, the i&tricted beach will be leas crowd. 

free beaches,- and this fact may be worth the 

admission to people who can afford it. 

p still think it would be a mistake for Ocean 

>Mow Wildwood's example. Surely on our eight 

. . beach there is room for all. And just now, 

r all South Jersey resorts are in fierce competition 

of other places for vacation business, ft would 

«• to impose any unnecessary obstacle to the 

. unrestricted enjoymeht of what we have to offm. 

nation* preparing for war arc shipping out 

« qUnliUte Of American scrap-iron. Appropriate name, 

it 

aE NEW SCH(X>I. HOARD MEMBER 

.^^J HBADLEY made i popular cMice this week 

^Brtini Wv> tfwris % t«wrence_Jp_fllL_tht 

TWBr&iffliM#nc»tion, 

sliralln 1 OftoniClw ftM more interested in boys 

mitnan the progressive pastor of the Baptist 

^pCfsfiMilBiMrin ol hla own. Both in college and 

fiaioaai WWAiw hid both teaching and buni- 

,^S,^'Hii ^S5ni W tKi pntstanding mem- 

ml§03iy.-Ssotit-eijeiitivi committee. 

^^îCTel#»ând 

—ncmbug—these days; you hail 

n* well have service that o.its 

you ii cent or two, as to pay 

4oi'i' oily-tongued bld.iicj 1 •'! 

u dollar for the same cnl.i£. 

Jobless Must Register 

The unemployed are reminded 

that thoy must re-register In the 

employment office every three 

months, by phone, post card or 

a personal vIsU. Tho office Is In 

the rear of the court liouso build- 

ing, Court House, phone Bell. 110, 

Keystone 48], liours B a. m. to 

12 a. m. ovqry day. 

"The doctor I consult tells 

you to play golf for your 

health." 

"And if you already piny 

goll. what then?" 

"He tells you to stop." 

EXTOU 

KiMVAIU) 

Editor Sentinel-Ledger — In 

the passing of Edward Wilson, 

Centra! Ocean City _ it might 

be said Ocean City — mourns 

the loss of a good friend. 

When three years ago he 

made Ocean City bis permanent 

home and place of busintis, the 

interests of Central Ocean City 

became his interests. 

Hi was a tireless worker and 

ever ready to help right ft 

wrong. Men in all walks of life 

niiiue a beaten path to his door 

either for B friendly chat or 

seeking 'advice or help; and the 

latch siring was always out. 

In the Cfentral Ocean i City 

flewer controversy, still in the 

C'otirta, once ho deemed an ln» 

justiei! had been wrought, ho 

proceeded to do battle and Into 

it poured hin whole liiiart nod 

gnu], weakened only by Jailing 

health. 

A man of strong convictions 

and fearless ftreoeh, he fre- 

quently became a target for 

criticism, n criticism seldom 

sustained by facts. 

Friend and foe alike will 

pause to do him homage. 

Let us carry on! 

MAHLON J. BYE, 

105 33rd St., 

January 18, 1035 

"I saw Mary kissing the 

inl'kf.iin this mornjiig." 

"Opod heavens! Wasting ti.ii; 

on him when we owe the uroc. 

tr 180.' 

DAILY 

EXCURSION 

— One Day — 

Round Trip to 


75< 

Trains K*«ry HoM from 

Nth It, 

Tickets at Ticket Office 

8th »t. and IVeii BT. 

Atlantic City and 

Shore Railroad Co. 

- "Shore Fait Line - 

Frw Delivery 71g Stone* 

ti 

Ave. Photic 1< 

l^îiî Bit^f » 

Loin Pork Roast 

Shoulders Pork 18& 

OI*Ii,YEAIl A

f-ncfay, 'jafoiWty'U 

Tous-h 

Imp SBOBMAKBrt : - • • 

d"the iw0 two games should not be 

,_.JS«£tiUik for Ocean City High rjaikst- 

|f Wntiiffc tonight with Pieasantville should 

jfflHy., Tim one, tomorrow night with 

ut ; jthi maroon and white should 

; ' * ——*• ~~ 

ock 

H Still Unbroken 

Catholics Mid Lutherans 

Each Undefeated 

turday, aliouUl be 

trtPol the'HMriod 

ijty Sroffereil 

•white 

County five, 

,«..., M-rtrot-ortlre 

-jS or Ocean City. Al- 

UvlBo hos b«n -tlefeateil 

i Jndliiati. it 

put! tlittt will 

M: B run for their 

.... _. Henrfotl pvou- 

i«tari the iBtne line-up 

€R IIBI|IJC " s"*! Ssossn i the 

ittrarftward^Hiirrls 

C. M, Court Houm' 

Oistanil, forward „:, u 

It.jlhniMi, forward , 3 

Bet-nun, center » 

riirvls, Kmird 

Chirk, iiuai-il 

inyre, jfuafd 

1 

3 

Ii 

U 

it 

i, 

I. 

1 

4 

3 

is 

II 

A j 

11 

II 

1 

Ilitillinli' 

C II,, I. 

The reson passers proved lu 

bo struny ou tliu home niii'ti'li 

Saturday night, «'lt.h the 

ay g 

Uiul llioy marked mi u ssui-jiri.-u 

viesory over Hie liiKKir Ailiniiit 

rity High five, 21 in 1». i" I'" 

l l 

House 

Îty High wo" ii« tl'liu 

nttoryrf the mifreiit 

il,--..'cani|iaign TuoHiliiy 

May Court House, 

iilp Township dl,i 

as much competition 

own ifieond team. 

__ started «i a walk- . , , 

= 0 'In' illUHli'i.- 

(lllll ulllsi-nfi'd im-iii '" *•*•• '* "' 

1111 < lalli-r iv,n pi'i'iiidii. 

I'uiir IViirli iin l-'"«l inn' 

Wllllu III! 1 leuilis. ttelV well 

Alliiiillc (ily fiirl'eili'il us iiiiiiii- 

en by liuiir work frnm 11" 1 r in i 1 

line, Thuj' had 14 HIIIIIM (mm Mu- 

jsli in cull ill'' 

TO MAKE UP GAMES | 

DELAYED BY FLU | 

Four chiiruh league gumes • 

that were cancelled hecauie | 

of the inilueiwa epidemic will • 

La made up loon by inser. | 

tloii on regulur playlnB ; 

nights in the nesit three | 

weekii, it was imnounced by , 

Kilward W, Kune, league , 

i president. 

I The tienior tilt, Presby- [ 

| teiiiiii vs, Kpisi-opal will be 

I Miiiiilay, Jiiiiuury 21t and the 

; Caihnlk' v.'. Lutheran oil 

.' Friiliiy, Ivijruiiry !. | 

The junior |;iimc uf Kpis- 

; (jiipul n, .Methixlist will he 

i 1'vidaj', .ii.miiiiy 2'i, nnd tht* ; 

I liiiptist vs, I4i!lii>f:in ml ' 

| ."lluiujni', i'iîrimiy 4. 

u - — - ' • - • - - — ••"—•• • — - - • 0 

It's fill! 

lilvlsliiii or 

lielliiill H'iiii 

iinil Luilii'i' 

Hllle ill Illy nPllliir 

i liiiii-eliiireli baii- 

«ith iIKS T SERVICE 

ESTIMATES FURNISHED 

BROWNLEE'S 

EXPRESS 

PWIa. - Ocean City 

Daily 

Used Household 

FURNITURE 

FOR SALE 

Plumes I 

Lombard 100? Vain (111 

OCEAN CUT 06 

TCH ST. and WEST AT. 

MOVING-STORAGE 

OHi rBrnliire—Bogflit ing 

Above Ail-a Good Roof 

George W, Wileox 

noofinji and shci-t Mi-Ial Work 

»!0 AKIII'RY AVI'. 

Plf. (Jo ni I:AN nrv, N, J. 

Since-1899 We've 

Serving Ocean City 

Reading] 

j. Laban 

10TH AM) WEST ATSl 

(•HONE 38 

Keep Your Car in a Heated Garage 

~~fS a"Month ihe Year Around 

eslii 

Av*. 

GARDEN GARAGE v m 

L,ee of Conshohocken Jlrei] 

. Car Washing BUICK Service and Re 

I)— 

RELIABLE BUILDERS 

OTIS M. TOWNSENI). Inc. 3 

Till nnil Welt 

DAELY TRIPS PHILADELPHIA 

TO OCEAN CTTY 

MOVING A 8PBCIALTI 

^ ^ ^ PHILA, PHONES 

§.^•1 Bell _____ Market 9321 

Kejitone _ _ llnln S140 

Call 900 

Ocean City 

FERGUSON EXPRESS CO. 

IM STH STREET 

AMttM_Am«rlM» ani tprinf fi.rdcn 

OCEAN CITf 

SAVE MILES 

TIME 

Between Atlantic City, Ocean City and 

AU ParU of Cape May County 

Ocean City-Longport Bridge 

7 TICKETS 4 00 

OOMH Cltj Snip Accepted 

ieauty and Distfm 

Far beauty and permanenci, eovir your buildii 

C»reyEtone Shingici. They give you m Urtiitie i 

lmo roof that compares with roygh-hewn slate In i 

anee, yet at a fraction of the co«t: Theii modiro 1 

are fabricated from asbeitoi and cement and us li U 

mg as stone, Wcathfr.proo! and abiolutely BrfBfa 

Carry the lowest in»urant.c rate. Nover require print] 

or other upkeep. Popular modern colors meet every 1^, 

mand of architecture or personal tMte. Com* fa,,* 

•amples of thn wonderful shingle and get our prl« 

lath Street 

C H. SHAW & SON 

IIOOIINC — SUKET METAL WORK 

MADE OF ASBESTOS AND CEM 

^ A * i ^ : ? f I K r , - i ^ K ' / ^ ^ H ^ J ^ f i i i ^ J T ? ! 

Office 

Woman May Be- 

D. A. % Regent 

irance und generoglty were 

Ipllfled In the p^nentiitl 

play "In Honor BounS," by 

Orundy, by tho Uttle 

jroup before the Sariih 

onaptar, Daughters of 

kmerloao Revolution, Satur. 

^ ufterniinn ut the home of 

J Louisa T. Oarson, - 

nar of this •. eonteit In • aiily 

writing parllclpatod In by high 

school itudantB, 

Ton candidacy of Mlsi .Mabel 

Clay, itate vice regent, for tho 

office of state r«ltnt, was ,ofl- 

doriid. The election will taltq 

nlaco lit the state convention nl 

Trenton, 'March 14-16. 

The chairman of "Ileal Daunh- 

tfra"—there aro fivn dauKhtorn ol 

soldiers of the Aiiierloan novo- 

liitk.il still living — will apeak 

at Miss Clay's homo. Ocean Cimri 

aparttngnts, Saturday ufidiii IO.I 

ianunry 26, She IH MrH, VV, H- 

OondfellHw. 

It wai an ripen mentlnE and 

many visitors worp present. Miss 

Cnrsnn Berveil leu. Miss Nellie 

fnwner, virn 

h 

pi'OHidfil in 

[tie ahsencci of Minn Iliinimh Mit- 

uhall, regent. 

following were iipjiolnted 

iterniino the subject for Iliin 

eaany: Mrs, Harry Heart. 

(Mrs, rharles H. V»l! anil 

liu Hand, The chnpior 

illy giv»a a prise lo the win- 

Mrs. Tlukltir 

Al (triaio l.iml ir 

il«. Harry Tlnjiler, 02B Cen 

tral av,, entertained ilia fulluw 

Ing at bridge last night (Tliur«- 

daj); Airs. 'Ueorge Hicarilo, Jiri, 

Hubert Powel, Mrs, lialpli Humor, 

lira. Alfreil flevan, .Mini Huth 

Aduina, .Mrs, Huijeri Binjth anil 

Mrs, W, 'rliciiuas Adams, 

Mis lltlii, l.llllK Sll)dl-r lln 

U I'urij fur 1I». Little 

MIM, Hulen LiiUj} anjder, 

Ucnti'iil nv., was liM.-.ti'-ii, to 

8S7 

the 

JERSEY BREW 

BEER 

nnd CUriAM A I.E 

.78 case at Store 

$2 case delivered 

nncr . Vucncling-, Vnllrj- l-'orat 

; Betimidt'i Bin mill Ale 

lease - $2,25 delivered 

|C O N E Y ' S 

I.IQUOK STORK 

IU, llml.iV Point 

Plionp 

HATKH 

fld advcrliKhyr itiiiirsrH 

I Mine w.tk In Tilt Otciiii 111) 

l M l «nd The S n. 

I TIII 

[H flajiijfli>d AdVfrtUinK iiiuMl he 

for kelofc li.nerlM.11, "uulna ad- 

U ho* gfrnunl n'ith iicwsIiBlirr, 

MHI Tut, frill, per word, llr.l 

Irtinni ininifnuni ?,Q fenls, Otlf 

) per iveril fur mibsfiiyfnl inser, 

ii minimum 'i'tt, 

hi niiffitii'ri will he liuiiiilli'il if 

Jrtiitr ininn-l niih iiiiinr unit 

MM 1» aiiiieiir, Fiirwurdini nd. 

mint bf Itfl ,1 KM,,. of M|,c. 

d l e l 

Dr. L, I. Helfand 

Veterinarian 

JlsKand, ijjitriiiatUn 

l|, Ilo-lins, Plurhina, Clfi>iiinp- 

AtiniiUc Avt--, Piigns fl,51^.5, 

US ia I.I;:. 

E l i — U j i i i r i l i l l r c l i h r d h n i l i r f n r 

o f ^ r h o t t ! i i k ' r , l i t i . % N ' t " i ' d 

UlLttlcer. l-ll-lt-p 

WOIIK WANTKlT 

TEH Work liy Ihi, liny, l!,riiiiil 

Ue woman, IK, Ana,, OeeiB CIS 

lSf 

- *^h .rat, Pealtrr, 

I or lln, Smltsin, FrmiV 

JK* simMsi w, no» IIII, 

lO-Hfs 

NT-^ honltd aiwrtmont. for 

Onlnilly locatnl. t:i) mid 

uor nibnth, yearlr banla. Ap- 

\132 Wesley nv,, Owau City. W1t 

WANTKIl 

hliusrhulil fiirnlturfi 

BTn^lo pieces nr complcto 

I vlll nMy you morir UiAh any. 

e, Wrlto tn l)nrntr's. 1017 

,v.. AtUhtlc CHy. Phon* 

Father-Son Night 

At Game, Jan, 26th 

An iiirii'hil Fiither iinil Soi: 

ni^ht will he iihgervi'il at the 

Oniaii Citj-Hnnimiinton ha.-ikcthiill 

Kame Satunlny ni>rht, Juniiur)' M, 

for the first time in tin' hintnry 

til Oeoiiii City Hi(sh Schn,,l It 

Is biiini} arfiinifHil hv Vim K. HIMI- 

iiiid, hnaket hull ciiiich; flay I,, 

Kite, ilircntiii nf pliyHii-ii] i-ilu u^ 

liilli, lin:l ,Ilillli'H Milli';, ts.-iHkf^t 

"nilI i'ii|Hiiin. 

All fnillt i-i.w rfiNUH nil the (ryni 

niiiir nml liiihniu- \\i!l IM> inHpri 

|..| fill fiillicrs iiiid suns. Till' 

filthpi'B ijf iiiMilihnrs nf ttii> varaiij 

basket hall ai|iiail will sit mi ill 

liptit'h next in thi" playiTs. | 

A i-i'illli'i'il iiricn' w'i! Ini rli. 

Here's Sample of Tooting One's Own Horn 

That Ocean City Ought to Follow 

il iiil wpri- •orvi'f nl 

jy 

Tli'i 

llutli 

Ml,, 

--.i" iitti'iiiliiiK 

Wiill.'nv, Miss 

h.iii. IHniteiTl 

Ivurkliiiiill, M 

AIIM» ,li':itii'ltn 

M 

nrillu 

Mi.i.- 

wore 

Miiry g 

, Miis Mar 

llii> Hparle 

Anilcrs.-ii, Mis 

J 

jM Nii,\rk«, Miss J'I-;. iil: 

I)ni's,iM, MiB.« Milljurin Vllil. MlKf. 

Vi-lliiM Kiltiprinn illlil MiH« l!('tlj 

I)l 

ML-H P.ir,.t!iy 1'1, 

i Ili-n-i ,Vm'o .,-h nii,l Mis. 

TIIP 

TMv" 

Orders 

,,in«nr. .„• 

in thn n,,.v, 

(', ('. II. H 

floiiihij lh (las 

,-,,i,,i, an- 

MhiMii ,l;,nuniv, 

jifw vu\-* an? 1 

''1""] '}', '" 

am! 

,,,,1 

" 

I (Illl. 

- " - " | ,,„,,. 

:-h- iim! i 'Ii'iiii'ni I Iiiii II 

Siiliiin • Hi 1 liil;= ] In , 1 

v i-i i' ill Wli 

in.I 'lis. Wail. 

iZll' K-ll I..' I- 

ii- .M:ilii-1 Ut'i 

ly I'IVP'I IHTI>. 

Is illiiiiiliiiu wnrp 

All.-llli'i \ 1; 11-1,. V 

• • 111• >ri. f-:-i:• - MI,in 

M'.nri'. Kri'd.'i linnh,, 

1.: •;" r -} i, llnnii-i |(M.., 

!:-. ill'!, II.IITI Mr-- 

ir. 

Ai;- 

All 

il-i-i 

Why Give. Your Old 

Geld to Strangers ? 

W h I ' i 

W r I i i i loll Mikh,-I 

ffir I Hd (inlil 

Dr, Harry HTtaW 

\v, 

ini. A I 

. KM 

i-i.ii.r.ii 

l.illin- 

i Kiel 

Qptometrist 

Fine Wnith, Jtn-elrF It,-pilrlne 

RADIO SEIIVICK. TUBES, KTC, 

S22 ASIII.'KY 

Bumsteads Worm Syrup 

i i t l i i W F i t , I T 

i'-irr'ily and 

NIS" it eii 

Wh 

»^r 1 "f iiirF 

d l r r c t i f i i i i ftW f i i t l i i W F i t , 

l V A i L H . D r K i i l l " i ' - i r r ' i l y 

i n f i r f l i f i U f i r i i a r n f H A S T O N I S " . i t 

i a l h s f i i l i d r i s i ' , H h m d V l 

A l l t l i h 

ialhs H 

All tlFUggiRfH or hv 

All tl 

InsU 

Vogi 

iiU 

MimiU 

Famous Reading 

Anthracite 

PEA .. 

NUT 

STOVE 

$10,50 

$12,50 

$12,75 

BERGER'S 

COAL YARD 

14th and West Avo, 

PHONE 2057 

! l> i !•:-. M.u- IliifM-v, 

rl -i, i:v(>ly]| Xli-lc-i-.-nll 

.A-illM ,1H"H> 

P.-T. A, to Hear Talk 

j By Extension Chief 

J 

L WI*J—J^-tlH-irl (IT, Itin lll- j ri'!l''l|. 

ITS' A>.Mii-iiilii(ll iiu-i Wciliiri-dii} 

ni :i.1i1 p. in. niiii liciird Airs, 

Mil linn MCIJOU'PII, nf New 

«ii|;, i-xii'iisiiiii KIU'CIIIIIKI in chllil 

I liiiii in a anil iiMi'i'Mi ciiiiciilinn, mi 

' Mi-itii! II.VKICIIC 1 ' The iiiihlir 

inviipil. Mrs, Mchnn-t'll linuiil- 

[•.•i!--u rvrry TiiPBiliiy iiiiirninjt and 

i-iirni-s iinti' n uninili in Ciiiirl 

HIIIII.I' ttlii'Pi 1 she leaches u elans 

in leadefBliip, 

Mrs. Christian's 

Sister Stricken 

.Mrs Wilson v. t'hriKiiiin re. 

ri'iyiul Kurd .Moiiilay imirnltiK 

Ihitt her sifltpr. Miss kmnmYard, 

ilaiiahli-r of Mr, ;inl| ,\|rs. Kd- 

iiilinil Viiid, of Veiiipnr, wa« eri 

linilly ill. Mis» Viirii was riiHlm 

in Atliiiiiir ciiy Htispiiii]. where 

slio imilnrweiii an (i]M>rn'!nn for 

ai-iili' aiMiendicilis. alie ia lei- 

pnnrilne favonihly. 

Florida, one of the greawgt 

hooating conimunitieg in the world 

can well teach Ocean City somii 

valuable leggoni in that line arl. 

Numeroua Ocean City 

whu have visited the 

vacation state, have coma |n eun. 

tact with the boMtor spirit that 

pernieatei moat parts of that 

eoiiiffloiiweaith, 

(Jne eicampla_flf_ it is clippad 

Ironi u Miami newspaper. It ill 

an utiructlvu udvortiseinent, sign 

oil by the "All Florida Commit 

tee," mid captioneil "FlorWr 

" ihiiik' Is Big Huslness," The 

ail is one of a series, telling 

Flirfidans abnut Floriiln, so thiji 

II 'thus he better fltLeti to co- 

•enite in its prosperity," 

We, 'Joo, Shuulil ijoiv 

As a Hshsrmans paradise, Floi* 

i hasn't liiueh on Ocean City 

nml Ocean City might pioiitiiui,- 

i .iul'lii vIMUiiiir Slliiilii, tn thi-i 

ijiliiini-il Iii tilt' ,iH. HIM-!' 1 - v#.iiii 

l-i.-ii i;^- i; .-tieii ii ciiiiiRinh and 

-iiiivfi.- iiilj- I'lijuyfil Hiiurt in Kioi- 

iif.i thtil /Id riimmrivial value, as 

i iirnii'ii.inuii rosiiurce, IH often 

livi-rlciiilicii. AsiilR from its at- 

liui-tiiiii iia « hn.surB sport, the 

iiii.iiiic'HS of fishing brings the 

-t.iriliiiK' inciimc nf (20,000,000 

into this state every year, 

••l-'liii-iila — with M751 niilPM of 

leean shoreline, ten nat iyrubie 

show expenditures last year of 

1430,000 for flshlnB tackle, ?00,. 

UOO for mountine sailflah and 

martin, $000,000 for charter bout 

ti I 

tripa, and 1305,000 for Individual 

fishing, Jn this one city the 

charter boat fleet repreienta ^ 

iapital investment of $1,000,000 

anil the upkeep expenie another 

11,000,000, Other Tlorida cities 

ilprlve jjimil 

j g induotry in prnpnrtlon to 

thai,- siz,e, 

"The commercial phase of flsh- 

iiij. is even more surprising: 

some 20,000 persons being am- 

ployed, sujiplyinif fish as a food 

ern centerii, ny.prciducts of the 

K-uste include cosmetics, scente'l 

auaiia an.l toilBt articles. 

nahlng- 

to 

"Deep sea jrame 

Kiniiila waters appea 

Iiien from all ovet the wnrl.i- 

Miliinnn of WaUoniana '.vith roil 

—»|( hamhoo pole can find their 

iiiii.piiMt moments beside sylvan 

liifcn ami stream everywhere In 

I'loriilii. This state enjoys a uni- 

' tiw' 

I,'Tjfm CUBBENCV 

tVuhlhauiii a, C.. Mw.'-f, 1»M, 

NOTICE li hsl-cby ulvon Is all per- 

nn ,wBo WB]r bnv* iMIni Ullmt "The 

i uity NattoMi n«ok." or Os 

i iu Niw Jemer. thill tM lUi mult 

prswntcd to ffHrzit D Bighnrdi. 

eelvtr, ivlth tho lesnl prHf tbnwf, 

within ihrw monthi Mm thb diW « 

they nfiF bf dlintlpvpÊ 

Comptroller ul the 'OyrMMjr, 

li-OtBl-lBiif, Mi.ff, 

CIIV OF OCEAN CITV, 

NEW JKKSEY 

NOTICE TO BIDDERS 

FOB THE "TvKcUABE OF 

ROAD UBAVEL 

bdii or lifspOKitls will b# 

by the Board of G i i 

O C 

by th 

city, of Occmi City, N, J,, al 

f,mean uf. ^«Aid- Cammittisntrs — 111 

M«U, OHH Cllr. N. J,, on Wed. 

liiy, Febrtiiiry Olh, 1935, at thi* hour 

! P. M,, /nr furnlshinif and deliver. 

Class A (New Jcracy Itats 

hwily SiieclflgaUanl) Rnad Gravel 

iwlnta within the City as fol- 

i: Plgasurt Avenue — Ilth to l(th 

gts, 1042 eubft yards; Central 

on J.nunry 19. 

gni Fgrd Sjd.n, 

No. num. Ett. 

«t Ki OU 

THW i mall . „ 

II,. ItU, at••-._.. 

IIOI. Nn. A» 

—».,.. »..,, No. nS-m. 

Kuril fiaMtn Onrnio, " 

,,an 01^, N, £, to i«tlu» 

Ion sf Ecgnomy Kurnltum 

o,, Ine,, All. OiW. N, i,, h —. 

a judipint recovered on • writ o 

tntlmient.- In Thi BmM! *—'•-• 

btfon Geo, A. Brownmllle; 

tin of th* PMCB, Ocenn Cl 

UALPH E. 

lU.2l.pl. |(,1! 

i»!-7or 

IN CHANCERY W W 

NOTICE TO 

DiraNDAMTI 

To ILIA I>VKEH. FRANK 8TF.ELMAN 

and MAHGARET H. iSacrAHLANEi 

_/ vlrtiio of in ordtr of the CoBft 

of Ohnnni of WITT Jmtrv, mulii nn 

to 

! 

y 

Stream. 023s 

.uo — 17th 

Me 

281 h 

._ to 

f the 

i Wesley A»e 

Is, I-la cul.l,- 

Icjitienit on file In the afflee 

rtnwiit ol PUblIB Works, 

. . li|ds must be aeEOiiipanied by eash 

nr .-(-riiii.-.l rheok, iKyable to the City 

Troiiiiyrtr of Ocean City, N, J., wlthaut 

inn.nil.in. In the Hum of taoo.no. 

The envpldpe eoiitalnliiff the hid must 

he iilalnly murkcl on the eutalde "Bid 

.1^ Gravel." 

Tho »yi..»ful bidder will bo reiiuirr'1 

• - r:ir-t v.-Iih the s? ! 'i' 

the awiii-,1. t'^ntrarkors id rarry Ih. 

jurafirr n, iJfaWoW liy lows of thp 

iialo iif Spsv Jersey, 

f Npw 

Thi? City wil 

1 l r i 

y 

;iy the 

_ - - ^ * < = =»«» ? im. '--nj " ! * ! ! !H 3? till? lûiltl HtLUl" ^n 

versiil appeal in its fishing op- lho 1| "" 1 ' ftf lhc city Eniilnecr's eertlfl. 

piirtunitiea that will hrina- ne\i "v • ha "ln« 'he «eiyal iiymber of 

mil IIIIIH of viSitorfc-ii '.he gtor) on or near the'fifteenth day after the 

is broadcast to the world, Let'i, fn $ "' the iiravioys monih. an Ulls 

tell others ahout OUR FLOHIDA "^JTi-.S.,!,^.!?!! 1 '- „..„.. .,.. ..... 

—iiiml 

ilfncrvcK the name of "fisherman's 

paradise" mure than any iithor 

slam nr any otliet' lucallty in the 

w.in.l, Theri! are (iOH varietits 

ni fmh to i-hullnnffe the skill uf 

iiitiiini !iiiylc>iH and ijt-oviile a 

livelihiinil fur ('iihiineivial fislier- 

I1UM1, 

MiiliilnH nl Dollars 

'•|-*:>{iires fmm nlie Kloiida city 

iport and plav- or 

v" »nA "worfc with n 

^ Si Is 

ol nut HI earns." 

y in any hiti 

E. TBOUT. 

lilfreloi- Pulilir Wi.ik», 

i-m-:t-i,r. m,.ii 

IITY OF OfEAN rll V 

SEW JEKSEV 

imillNANl I! No, .-,31 

liij- of Oreni ,'il.l-i 

Illy, 

M. E. Ladies' Aid to 

Serve Beef Dinner 

The Ladies' Aid of the Jletli- 

oilisi church nerved a roast 

liver dinner las! riiislil (Thursday) 

in iJit. ihurch social rooms. The 

public sviiB invited to attend, 

iihiirKe will lie nominal. The din- 

ner Han planned nt the regular 

monthly meet Ine .Mundny sight 

in the church office, 

A noniiiiniiiiji cuiiimiltee, In- 

i-^|,i.rl^,, lti,-i-M,f " 

THK HOARD 

III-' T1IK flt¥ 

flllllAIN- 

OK (•OMMISBIONEHfi 

t)F OrKAN rlTV IlO 

Sir. I. Thnt the nwilwny nf We 

l»!n 

•|iw:-!lo(i fftim i-ui-h Mm, !?, "url, iin 

r. ;, Thiit ihi> miiiln-ny (if IVnir 

nil- 1,1 thf Ciiy ,,l nn-Jn fiiv. Ni- 

T. riiim 111,- H,i!ihi,C.,ii>rly Vii,i , 

Slii'i'i In lhc Niiriiiiii-,i,.i-|)i iin,- i 

SIIWI, •Illill bf lmtiiiivnl ill- b,.i: 

IN THASI ISBV OF NEW JRRSEY 

To liEnROi; W. PATTON .mil ELIKA- 

BETH MAY PATTON, his wlrel 

liy wiliif fif nn Orili-r nf ihe Cnyri 

of ClififH-t-ry nf New Jersey, mnde Oil 

iho di'-ti- hm-r^f. In n cause wherein 

Sranhnru Ililildlnn- and Iiian A«»-«Iiltloil, 

Ji t -siiîi-ntinn of the Blfltr of Neiv Jer. 

s-y. \A rumnlriinsht, anil you Geome W. 

Pniinll mil Elluibeth May Patten are 

rhnt. his wife, ut mmplalnantn. and 

vvv. Ella pykll, Frnnk StMlmon nnd 

Margaret M. MoBF«rUn», «» dtfoni- 

•nta, you are regu|M to iBMIr nnd 

•niwgr the Bill of uld enmKlunt on or 

liefgra the 4th day of March nixt, or 

Ihi said h|li will be tsken »» «nfnHd 

i^nEiist you, 

Thi (aid bill li (lleil to (ompcl np.olflc 

perfsrnisiieB ef sn fisrsfffliiit %s eoiiyey 

Uie house and prflliliei, toother with 

eiitrnncf to the lame, prlnelBillr In the 

reir af Lot 523, Bloeli m, iettloB X 

tssettet In the name of Elln Dyke! and 

attempted to b? lr«nnferr«l to_ Frank 

iteelnan nml Mumaret M, HacParlane i 

anil you, Ella Dyliei, in mads defend 

ant became yau are the party who 

n,;>d,' the qrislns! esntriiet to esnyey 

the tiriinihes In queatlcin I nny FM, 

Frank Steelman, are nade defendint b- 

eiiij.r- y eWIm lone jntcrMt In Hi' 

rt-mhrH in question: artd yau, Marsa. 

ft M, HsePsrfane, are mids def*ndjln 

lone you elalm gome Intsnat ID thr 

reiaiBe? in question. 

UaiaJ Ji.iiil.iry Srd, 1MB, 

AUGUSTUS S, 

Solicitor of CoBll 

SOI Aabui^ Avenue, 

Oau Clt», New 

l-ll.4t.pf, 

beta- 

of ftprftrttJI*.!: 

elnc 

BE 

SHKRll f'S SALE 

By virtue of a n-rlt of Inerl Aielai, 

fpr aale of MprtKairrd PremliieB, to me 

direeud, Iwutd out of the Court of 

ChaiiBery of New jeraey, on the Oth iloy 

of January, A, D, I93§, in n eertsln 

u«e wherein InteErlty trust Com. 

pany niid Sa?.el Hays Quyer TruBte^s 

are eonnilalniinu, and Anna K 

vir are defendanta, I 

sale at tiublle %-olidue. 

Ilt-feiidnril 

nnd i,n«w . _._ __ 

bifnro lhp Elirhth d»i> of March ne«t. 

nr thu «nid BIN will bo taken M eon. 

ff-iiii d nf?ninst you, 

iiiiij UiH is nliHI Ir, fcreelnKd a eertniii 

iriiii-l !fi!i?p sHven hy flegrge W, Patten 

h y 

you nre required to appear 

Oi Bill of Comnlalnt on Or 

•nil Kliiiiliclh Mny Pnilon. his wife, to 

Si-ii.lmic nullilinn nnil Loan Aiagflnlion, 

u r- lir-mUc- In nuex. 

Mrs. Siiniiie] M, iliifininn nrilJ 

.Mr.*, I.eivi.* nisley hits been 1*11= 

IMiintetl in nsako riicciiiiiiiendmionH 

ill lhc |.'ehnuiry meeting when 

officers will he elected. 

Qulltlns I-J anliciied. The wii- 

nieii iii'(? ilnlns; Ktifid wurk at 

aliiiiil rosl, Mrs. Siimiiel Jlnfiman, 

5th «1, and Asbury av,, in chuir> 

liliiii nr lho iiiiiltinji cnniiiiiLlop. 

•liiill 

'• ny.. 

Tin. 

imiir 

Ihr 

i i h i r l i 

rinfl i i r 

t . M i n t | , n . - H - n 

i - n , i , , f t h e i . e 

l 

f 8 t h ^ t i - 

f n n n i - H i n 

, . « i t a n B 

1 *, h 

f 

l ! ! ii i| 

n f l i . a i j M i r l i i i 

l 

IirjUNC. iior h«nr ffBv 

nouses ;..,... ^ / D 

Powell's Riding Academy 

Till St. nml llavim Avtt. 

li »!, Hi 

jnU 

from 

! | , i - ,- 

— TONIGHT — 

(FRIDAY) 

ICE HOCKEY 

Atlantic riff 

SEA GULLS vs 

HERSHEY 

SATURDAY NIGHT 

SEA GULLS vs 

CRESCENTS 

2000 Seat* 25c 

Skating After Gwne^ 

/ Sftîrai Charge -" , 

j) t 

.at 0 p. in. 

MrH, niirenee A, Little, ot 

Veniliiii, arrived •riicsdiiy i.iiiui- 

ln« tn spend ;i frw ihiyH :.( a 

Siif.-l tit .Mrs. Helen Long Mny 

dor, gji Central uv. 

41 ? V 

Mr. anil Aira. Wiliiiini Slmujih. 

uf Alliiwiiy, were week-iid jfilesl- 

of .Mrs. .1. K. Jlorcy, :u? Buy av. 

ai a V * 

Mrs. Elizabeth Dana, Plymouth 

pi- iind AtliiiitJi' iiv,, was n 

Phihrii'lphiu visitor lust week. 

i i * * 

CJi'iiIKe Ciiluck ia rocuveriiia 

fiiini an attnrk of Bi-inpe, 

t- * * 

Mr. anil Mrs, Charles Eilen. 

'.crKi-f, iind tlaujjiiter, nuth, were" 

tfiifcts uf Or. nnd Mrs. J, Thorn- 

iey Hujrhes last week en,l. 

Guild Members At 

Diitrict Meeting 

The fiiiliiwintf Guild members 

fiiitn Holy Trinity Churen attend- 

•••I the ilistrirt maeting- ()f t|,u 

Wniiiaiis Auxiliary In th0 Church 

nf the Epiphany, Venlrmr, Tues- 

day afternnun; Mrs. James W, 

MariiriJie, Mis, Ella Camernii, 

Jlis« Sarah Benner, ami Mr§, W, 

«. Sei.it. Rev, W. % Scott nlsn 

was present, 

3 MunidfmUtfo" 

Cut Their Budgeti 

Tlirpe riiunty munieinalitles cut 

their huiljrcts this week, 

ThuMC reiiut'Uiiiia uiiiler 1034 art. 

shiiivn in the 1H3B appropriations 

Wilflwqnd Crest, $60,074; Sei 

l.ltH-1, ii Pl-util 

Hfr. ,V Thr 

i'nijci- jiLiihni'iiy 

: 1-rilI hr ihiiip" \>y f 

nf Orriiii rity, f>i 

PUii] City fpir ihlit pil'l 

wfti-k linilir- HiH'litjlt 4 lii 

ipmn'iiiiil niil' friim i\w 

Mi'i'". fi. Tim( flii-i-f U 

in-lnti-il lln> -n »f ^P' 

fjf ih». «ii 

i l i i i l . - i - 

drntiii 

Hnlil mim 

.•(111 Ciiy 

Sfi-. T. 

i 

this Oilinaii 

1 OIVIIII-I->PO. 

*r iho riiy 

'ini>l»yr>l hv 

f*rriM llir 

. Tin- ,-Vi",! 

HPO - f r-ii- 

I* •']• 

'V '- 

• ' ' " " • 

jiiftn, ii nd ynu BMEstieth Mny Faiion nre 

m ml*! !• \ in =i v d" f i'Tiiir! T»! hcpn UHP yoy n re 

(he I'.ifp of Cienrw W. Pnttnn. who 

nn«n|fl VMy. ii(|]fl nnt« 

hg diited-tlic.tiiiiti- tliL* m 

iiiitl ssir- 

nitli] niii nf Ihf j!rojt|-'i= Iti.-iliirt nrni|-«iiiri- 

nilim of thr Nutjifi'L Onlinnnn> Ow ihr 

p MML", fir i in hi mil (if iV.c |tmii«i- 

tr-'PFiiilinn nf Hurh/rt Oiiiiiiiinr:; îili= 

HFsiurnt In tin* yt--ar Ht.!.", 

''W. 8, Tlij;* nnlinunr? shuM inkt ff- 

; i i s j i r F B f r i i j i ' i i b y ] « » , 

f ii writ of Fieri Facing 

If I- "file of MnfliTsurpd rrrminpH, In me 

dirrsted, Wucit uiit_ nf lhc Court §f 

rUnttrnry nf New Jpr^v-, nn |hp i|ti 

tijiy nf jHnunry, A, n, Ifl:j5( in ii ffirtain 

i'i unf whfrsiii Krithfirinp firfte? 'Hij"jar 

is- i-fimiilAinniii, ai\i\ Mfiric- W, Hpqtt Pi 

^ II-5 ft iiii* iir.* (i^fcfl(Innt!i, ! ithiiil es- 

jwi*t' in SHjr ii! tii ; h)fr VrnilUD= on 

MOHDAY. FEBRUARY ll«h. »35, 

I H I H j . i f - n t h f h o U t ' H n f I v ' n l y f - J I R I ! f \ \ f 

f i ' c l n r f c P , M . , t n « • ! ( . » t m s e n ' c M ^ U 

i'i I I - h f j i n n n r i i , f M | t i f | c h i v , n l t h s 

S h i - ' - i ! T . « f i J T i r r i n f n i i " M n > - C a i i r t 

H i ii-ifs. f n p ^ W n y r f . i r n f y S N r v J t r s f y * 

A H M i n t p R i - i J i i h i n n ] = i - ' - - i i r i f l n i ^ i n ' ^ P H 

" i t l i i h f S p i m i t e i i r m r r * T h i ( I i s I . I l l n f 

f n m i i ' j i i r i t i n t h o s i M i J r ; m - r { i n r f i p u I - i F f y 

* r i _ _ f t i r - I i a n d d < " ? " r i i i < - | , i h n t I H I T a n j * = 

A H i h e f d l o w i h F t r i i f ! n r J i n r e e l n f 

I n m i flnd i i i ' - m l a f s h r r p i n n f t ^ r ' n i i F l i f i ' - 

Ji r l y d f p i - n s p d , i i i h l n t ' * , l y i f i i r v n d h e i n u 

ill= i r i h f - C R y o f O ^ n T i t y i n t h r C n a n i v 

f t i ' _ r r i ! i t * M , i > = : i r < ! R r n i f n f N f * i v J f r ^ r y . 

! -. r i H E f S ' n i h f * F ^ i f h w f ^ f F i y i h h - i v - r l v h l 

r- !-;NI u>c-i ,>t Km TTS, Srrii-n -n." pj^.n 

1111 slw»ni!y= 

frnm (fir geyHuvp.UH'iv Him uf £*¥*•>' 

trrnTh Hfrf*?*: ^ntn'inliid îithivrBi 

»-nniiy hi NRIII || n« of Wesley AvrniH 

ihlrty-eltrhf (iW| ffH in from 

Hmidlh j nnil nf t Iin' will Hi OGlpmlln 

Nni-llitup^twqrflly M-**n Nne» p;trs)k 

with ^cvrnfrt-Tilh B\VPP\ nnn litiniirpif 

HMH iwrntv M^tU ffet to n fiftffn fcM 

wiilp JiiMPPt, 

Am'iiih! fhif iiflilrr drrrpf U iri.TH-li,,"!, 

"ith Inti'r^t nnd HhcrifT^ fppji in hv 

iddc-d. 

VAVL M. SflTfJ,. ShiTilT. 

T h t ' i i b t i v f ! t l r i M n n n r n \MH= p i i ^ c - i ! h v 

I h c n n n n l o f I ' - i m i i i U ' i f i h i ' r a t * T t i u ! t " \ \ v 

n f O r P H I l < ! i l y . S V \ \ , 1 , ' I ' s f y , (if i! m C i ' I 

I n g n f i h o M . f t - 1 l u i t t n l h r l d , . t i \ U i•*• h 

d a y n f J i i h u n r y . K H I . 1 , n m l w i l t I n * \ n \ \ + h 

\ W f n r N e c i i n i l r i ' i i t J i n f r n n i i fin.'ii i * ; ' ^ = 

a f l H e m n m p p t i f i t ? o f r ^ t i i i h m r d ; i n h p 

h f l d n h t h f f t t h H n y n f K f l n - i m r j 

1 

, .!•.!"•, 

I n i h e r a m m l r n i f i n i ' i ^ 

1 r h n m l » » i > . C i t y 

H u l l , O f f n n C i l y , N f « J n * f y , n t n 

o ' i - l i i i f l i h i t l i c * i i f t f r i i o o t i . 

HARRY A, mmws. 

City clerk. 

HHERIFP'S RALR 

IH!O CHy( $5,100.84, and 'SEonf> 

HarbiT, $».874.77. 

Summer Resident 

Here 21 Years Dies 

Georgo P. Kgchler. ill;] S. Slii 

KI., PliHadolplita. anri i \v. I7lh 

St., Ocean ('ity, died recently at 

the rrankforcl Hospital, Philadol- 

phla, after an operation. 

Ho imfl been a gummcr resi- 

dent h9fe Sims 1914, 

JdnVa'u.~A."M. 

Lawrenea Evans, Lawrenfe 

Steelni»n : and floraeo Arriaon 

ware Initiated TuMdo^ night into 

the Junior Older of Unitei! Am- 

erican MBqlmnira, by ths Vimlund 

decree tenm, 

A county moBtinsj is to be heli) 

-•• Ifed Men'ii hall here liext Tues- 

day, •' : .' 

v llevliie ita , Vacnllon 

Dr. ,fohn Dovlne will loiive 

\ illiln u few days hy motor for 

n iiionth,* varfHon, HO will visit 

the winter rosohii In Plorldn. 

i'I««es Asliurv ,\r. Office 

EH wood H. Maxwell, local i>ap- 

er hanger, has cloaetl his offico 

at 409 Anbury av. His displuv 

room nnil office Is now Inculcii 

at 602 3rd st. 

to The 8enUnel-I,ei- 

Hy_ vhiue .if r. i 

fnr NHI.I of H- liani 

dirticlcsl, inHuctl out 

lit nf I1i.fi t"il(-hi>, 

il ripniis,.,,. In mi- 

nf I hi- rr.urt 

rhnilcery ijf Nrw Ji'r-ry. on the ,"ils, 

wheroi'B WilMam''l'r" JUS,' 

er nf rinnklitK and Insnrsiiee fit 

State of New Jeraey, TnutM ,«f 

Jersey Bond nnd Mortgaeji InyiBisiiraf.ia g 

CcmiMiliy, 1« complnlrinlit and IfnMii

!*• '*r 

WMmM 

H-"* 

, tor year tax 

money' yon 

?Jaj,BoraBsk, sup 

it the' PleaBantvlllo 

' Wataon's eafe. 

lo 

itlBtl, that- 

S/HM'WBIIJ urtum . .. 

V «(ther mailo jIn¥M of their 

or > forced them to pay 

* .Tbroilgli the centuries 

rag #09 a mark of de. 

,„ until tlm American eol- 

ftsbelllng iifulast payment 

•tiitt taxes, wou their free- 

itf-waf tho flist time since 

1 bounn that a nation of 

..., people voluntarily k 8 

hnaolves," he said. "Compare 

bAl Utti huy for us with what 

Bt^y IWp 

H; lirottetlon 

TBt uvarMJ h 

woBWtlMt hyy 

eogt ot educating a s 

the go¥trnnieiit:iB about |100 , a 

,«jnr Tfte coil.of Wo wmie od- 

U in o private iMttouon 

average at leant 11,000 a 

year. , 

"For three cents you oan send 

a Usttrr ueroii Uio ennilncnt to 

inn Pranclico, What would it coat 

J the nmil were ooomted by a 

private eoiporatlon? 

Kan* Utilities 

"We giant-thiit not every ta* 

dollar m spent properly, but the 

(tJiJp taxes can't com. 

p 

taxes can't com. 

M J h 

Utti nuy f 

blII'capital would buy 

1'anp Frorlde Proterflqn 

fide ps 

•ution 

and 

Evj, * proteeu— _ 

- diet, police and fire protee 

' nid Scores nf other gut-vices, 

' ttm'least -or which 1a frea 

Huctilioh. pletura tot chaos if 

v.ire tax-free-, with the n»- 

l,in-.» itnto of anaiLhj, with- 

r, JHmy and navy defence. 

HUGHES' 

[| ^"MOOL OF MUSIC 

«••(! VsllirRV AVKNDK 

KTnlfi I 

BAÂPHONB 

-nchiiir hour IMOII well 

-din.i «!••• mi orlf«l» In* 

- J-r, Fnrnulu SirlM 

•feUimk — 11.09 

pare with the BirtaHjM 

puhllc by tne utilities," 

HO chnried that utility bills 

are two or tnrea times more than 

they Bhould be, because the util- 

Itlos are tontrollod by watered- 

di Bles 

Itlos a 

atoek holding flompaBles^ 

"In future," he added, "we will 

p», mure taxes but will receive 

mure services." 

Mr Horatirfc was Introduced by 

Oeoigc K Brown, superintendent 

of stimuli Guests were welcomed 

hj fit} Treasurer Clyde W. 

qiiulilc? Dr f'horlos H. Vail prc- 

allied 

Insurance Perks Tip; 

Roy E. Darby Says 

no r ni'itiy, loeiil realtor nncl 

i ihi k t 

Need Playground 

Brown Declares 

Only Way to Slop Hood- 

lum Peit, C C. b Told 

That destruction of property by 

boy "hoodlums is BtHI eulng on 

hul'O, despite) activities uf Hie li»- 

liee uud the Uoy Scouts, WIIH the 

UKiicrlion made at the cliuniher ()i 

ruiiiiiiofce n!i)Gi!ii( Tuoadiiy "ittl'l; 

"ii'irat they break window.-!.' 

said Otis M. *l'iiwn.»oiiil. "ihen 

they get inside, then plunihiiiK 

fixturea go, Stiuti tiie house Is 

arily el shell." . 

Hi' said, however, he ITiiiiiAhf 

Police .I'iiief Jack U. .lerhce WIIB 

doiiiK all lie ciiiilil to iihale tin- 

Tl'ii priibloiii is baslely due tu 

ihe link of plaj-jjioimclH. in ihe 

oplniuii nf nenrsc I-;. IJrowii, ciiy 

pe 11 iv (.'"""• 

• Ait I.eaKut', in the Histiirii-al 

MP'ctv riimrm, new L'nurL Jii'll.'t' 

Winluin W, Price will ilUi'iisa 

n- .-r.iwlli i>T tlic Hi' IKI'IIIW 'I'lii' 

ntiT iini! the value ill' t'lininiiiiiity 

•lr.'inui. Ann Ilnnling. Kva I* 

ria!lieni', Dorothy Vcikel unii I'nul 

rLobi'siin won- armmsr tin* Heil^c- 

riiw I'lliycis enrly in tiioir ril 

n'f '.*. 

Tiie i-sliibit will remain iiiieti. 

From « a. m. t» 3 p. m.. tlnily. 

until February C. 

;.n.-ic]i' up, anil ut ihi' sin,,i- 

liriiiiis liini (.' 'lie n'iiiH "I 

Kirl be liivi".. 

TMI-MIIII:. Hull Vii-illlc'-.|llM 

Two el >ii" I'IIUMII'}'., 

iiHiMh!'-. i' .ii-ii: ii,' i i'lurilv !;I1,MI 

I M I \ . - b - ' i i iiiili.-. d -M il -' I In- 

j n 

timi'i l.ui nrflc-er jipnlic brcifly. It was 

In 1'MIII Kninior, imel 

V *••• 11 •• >in II Mi 

"COLLEGE "RYTHM; 

Joe Penner — Unny Ross -~ Lyda 

11,1,1 IIAIIi:\IN 

'MURDER IN THE CLOUDS 11 * 

, i 

C. C. Bids for Civic, 

Lodge Attendance j L e a v e s Only 

M r , - an,, .„, f 7 

I I,,,111 : " \ i if 

I", ! i i - : !!!% --i',i ' 

.-••ii'l.-ll si i -.III- 

i- iiiiil ilu- U n i 

lillll'lll fill 1, 

I, .'. .S'lli 1 ll.nt 

\V. 'I i.lt li 

I- i11 -11- hnu:inf< 

rvefv I'Uir, rrute'lHil ami 

B» urVuiiissiiilon ill Oi'i'iin Ciiy i« 

In be iirpcrt tn nppolnl n enm- 

mitte." wlmsp (Iniv ii "ill he tn 

rpmiliirly alipnil chamlipr 

niPPtina.», 

nr 

The rhaniher sptreliiry was in- 

atriineil Tiie.'iiny nlfchl In write 

'n ilipm. The miRBPSlInn wns 

mniln bv nenruo T,. nrnwn, Run- 

nvinten'loni 'if »(-bnnl!«. There 

worn only 1() nt Tiiesiliiy nlelitV 

nir-ptlnjT. * iili-lnJili'4 Ihe presiiipnt 

nntl 

to 

Tii- .la j 

.'ll'.ll'. 

'of 

ivlli. .r.'.l In- II- 

nil' with si eiii'li 

fm- piMhali- Shis v.'i-i-l 

l i l 

l>r.« ami fiiii!' H',in 

inii'/i.'iiii Vnii;;ii:n!i. 

iiiipniw-'l. 

A «,, iiinl iln,,r ia 1,1'inx nilili'il 

in ibi' Mini It ti iiiiii niliiiei'in liulld- 

;„,. Mini will I" 1 mlll/i'd a,- ,t 

11- -1 sin i si ill nilb iiii-iillii'-i •••"• ''"" 

liiirsinli Tin' renl.-llll'anl *'ill I"' 

I'lilin-ly u \ w • iiiiiisi'il. ii\i'i liiiili- 

ni! .hn Un-iii Urns llnrb'ir nay. 

A ft'iilini' "f IbP iliniiu; rnniii 

1 will he M ulaxJ-iMii'l.isi'il U'li'lieli 

• r,,,- npeli-.iir ill" li n-stiinnini will 

I g,i I s,lii-n «i-:itln-r i-iitnlilinlis 

Hie fiiviirnhin. Thr i-i-«l:uirnli I 

will ..pi-i-iali'/e in K.ii'iiii'l iliil- 

-1-1,, 

['nl,MI 

— TWELFTH — 

flit 

in 

C,|-1M]^ nu rurni 

EWAN'S 

DUGGLY WUGGLY 

& ASBURY AVE. PHONE 901 

WHY SHOP OUT OF TOWN? 

When you can buy at these prices mt home? 

Missionary to Teach 

Persolian)vangelisni 

A foiir-wnek ni'iiitram ft f teaili- 

inc in personal evangelism hap 

henii arranjreil by the Evangel 

Bible riass, esmmenemg yeater. 

,hv (Thursday) uiiii enntinuim? 

i"ieh Tliuraiiay evening until Feh- 

niHi-y 7 ;it the meotliiis plnce^ Rth 

st. nnd Central nv., second floor. 

The tennher will be Rev, Al- 

bert Stradllng. missionary, here 

in furlough from Central Amer 

J II. F. I. Dixon, nf Ki Hc\ 

Park, was in Oepfln City, Sun 

day. 

iMINER\L OIL by Smith, Kline R I'renclL 

""Tfita 49c -—Quarts 79c 

I.PfiOM BALTS 

lh 10c 

» 1b 25c 

•l.SO 

Hcnimlt 1 Wine 

Qt. 69c 

$1.25 IndoVin Tonic 

$1.50 Citro-Carbonate 

ALKA-SELTZER 

$1.20 Sinjjbic (Fresh Stock) 

) Pepsodent Antiseptic 

of O X Y Indian COUGH SYRUP 

X '«,,Â Gift to Manltinil' anJ the biM renmh for tliiit 

stubborn fcn'irh we have ever been able to nITer, 

TRIAL SIZE, :15c 

WATER CRYSTALS, Now 60c & $1.00 

VOR SPECIALS EVERY WEEK 

,,;i. ..: tin- c-'-.m-r ni 

imil tin' uii i-iiiki will 

il. Tills -mire "HI ho 

An.it'li.'r r»'' 4 |.'i''> : '"'" l ."'Al' M"^ "'•!'• 

,un, I>.inii.'l. is 11,-lPii'il '•"' hl'i' « ll 'r' 

ulhi'l- .-hil'lri"! iiml I'jltiiy, 

.1 il illc- -I:III ''ill'iBlnilIu 1 !' _ ^ 

*l^sc.*i ri-tiii'isoiitinsr finps for tie 

lYi.iii.ni bi'-.iliJ. rr.illi .-MlKll*-. 1 I 

Piri-iiibi'r HI. la»t year. 

Mis- Anne 

N S -li'ifii'l'l. 

| 

'l.l Vl' 

"i.!a 

Fishins Club Has }^2^Z 

Men's 

Work 

Shoes 

ML • Enna jel licks tl 

==m : Si'-En-Tiff : .cs 

The Ocean ('!;> I- 1 !.-!!'!!" 

l 

' / . •A . 

I;,. In I iiniili. 

— 11— ml Vh— I —iV I _ii \l_ 

In l ih i i i u I i\ 1 rt 

mt 11 i ni i 11 111 n i i 

I II in I II Hill I I 

timi I 1 II I i 1 

i umini i I , i i I n "Mi mi 

:iiul I'iilni Itivi, Ii 

Food.,. 

Properly 

Prepared 

SoHd-Steel 

"Turrot-Top" 

Bodies by Fisher 

Chrysler - Plymouth 

SAI.KS SKKVM'I 

BATTERIES 

93c 

$1.00 

49c 

9Sc 

67c Johnstane's 

Cafe 

8S8 Aibury Avenue 

Tarty Pastry 

Buiit-In Knee. 

Action Wheels 

Ride 

Stabilizer 

HI \iiits (iixns 

itom s VIIOIIOI 

HHVKrS 

Center- 

Control 

Steering 

Bigger, Super- 

Hydraulic 

Brakes 

THE GRILL 

Announcing... 

"The Car that Has Everything" 

MEW OLDSMOBIL 

New Streamline Beauty • Longer Wheelbase . More Re 

More Comfort « Greater Power • Increased Economy! 

and Solid-Steel "Turret-Top" Bodies by Fisl 

Penn Athletic Club Ballroom 

Saturday Evening, Feb. 9, 1935 

Ocean City Yacht Club 

PBESESTS 

'The Winter Frolic 

WITH 

75 Ocean City Yacht Club's 

Famous Dancing Girls 75 

A Gorgeous Show 

of Marvelous 

, Dancing 

and 

Costumes 

which adjoins 

The Ball Room, open 

for the entire evening 

"It will be August 

. in February" 

$1.10 Ind. 

Hi i 

Syncro-Mesh 

All-Silent 

Shifting 

*675 

Jim UTS and xf , . . Eigkti $$60 and 

tip. Hit finmat Lamini, luhjtette thangt 

nuiiktui nihu. Bumf in •wiih guardi, 

if art tin, and rtar if ring Hviri iuill 

intt ay tan at thifamtj at tmta an, 

CtmunimlQM.AiC, timipmmtmplan. 

A QENBILAfc MOTORS VALUE 

A New and Bigger 90-Horsepower SI 

A New and Bigger 100-Horsepower El 

"pVERYTHINQ you want in a lc-33 steel roof. KNEE-4 

1-i 1935 car. Every quality WHEELS—built into tM; 

; essential to motorini iitiifaetion. . ai an integral unit of all 

Every feature you expect in a ot no extra coat, 

complete modern automobile. hydraulic brakes. All 

This ntw Oldamobile is certainly features shown at the 

ihe ear rAiJ has mverythlngl the price is still rigl 

Solid-Steil "Turret-Top 11 Bodiei where you want it.. 

by Fisher-featuring a aeam. m the low-price field. 

JOHNSON 

T H E . M O S T . C O M P L E T E L Y . S O U N D - P R O O F . C A R . E V E R . 

PALMER CHEVROLET COMPACT 

1119 ASBURY AVE. 

PHONE 235 

• * f-ifif 

Largeit WeckMdikulatton in South Jersey 

the Classified Ads for 

Sudden Results! OCEAN CITY 9ENTINEL-LEDGER 

AND TM« CtTV N(W«, CONBOLIOATBD 

54th YEAR—No, 40 B*d Hn't PublloiUon 

'• •ill, mi om«: 

it, ud H...n At, CITY, N. J., FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1935 Fubtl.hed i j 

Jl.SO * Year by lla.ll 

Wildwood Probe 

To Wait End Of 

Hauptmanfl Case 

Attorney General 

Take Peraonal Clurgo d 

Protecution b County 

DISPUTED BILL IS CUT 

Court Hearing on Cost of 

Audit Delayed Week 

by St 

I liul Hun- iiiiilmlil) it ill he 

•Ml ri'Hllllllltillll of till- millwillHl 

iniMitiviUJuM-iiutl]—tlu Jlruuu 

ltd Iniril llitii|ituiiinu ninrdpr 

I riii 1 cmK jiiiil thlit ttforoi-j 

(•rnrral David T. VlllMitx miiy 

pprsonnlly (nke rttnrw of (lift 

nildnood (-B«c irm ludkiitrd 

yi'«tt'rday hj Prnnpoiitor Frpiuh 

II. Iinpfund. 

Iniihinil sud Ihe iittoiiifi 

(.riioiiil miliiuilpil tn him Hi a 

lei-r-nt iDiiri-ronro in I n ntan 

Hull lie nilj.lil I iltr- II hiiDil in the 

CHIC "im ilm Muuptininn Iriii 

Is nut l)f the WR\ SpiIlkillL III 

i i\e\ ^paDcr in.in irum this loun 

l\ nlm uii'niliil ilii H luplinnnn 

Mill two urf-ks IIKII Will in 

tliiow «ut tlio inmo hint 

At thiit timi hi ihktil refc n 

!!!„ Iii Ihi \\ lidnnoil Rllililinn 

I)" MIII imot i pioiiciitoi nr 

pi iiccntnr'" 

IIIII lti.n Still rimi-ttli il 

1 hu iiorm tluil HIrui K Soul 1 

loiio> lntscl(i\ nic^lit 

wnok'>. di In\ in the .iulii;l|i Hi t 

itllfliifllt of tin ilrpuli lulufil 

Hi prnMiriitcir nnd the frceholil 

im ci\tr i J Ifi2 bill which line 

Mud Inil (initincieil fni »n inili 

ni Îlilwnod tiiiok nntl vhlrt 

l>it ficillcililtr c cirilnrlilc il \v i' 

The imiiKi \\ IH to ht\o hi 11] 

1 I Hill A\ t tllll HClllJ lit tort TuilLI 

I'ulnii i M Wnj Inn win u the 

IOMII lurinie !c_\. 

lo^flnml teleplmnoil TniKe \\ f n\ 

if ft i hiMlni. cnnfiired uni 

i nuiin stilliilur Koheil IC Bill 

mi! n cotitlntinnrc of tme we el 

\ P\ tifrreed upon 

Tliu frtwhnldcri »t 

niietint. Mtidt1> Instructed 

Hell to leprtsont (hi lio&ril in 

fiiiun ne^rutliitliini. o\er the Mil 

At Inst wflek 1 1 mootJAK the 

freeht*ider*i a'iked tbf 

"o M^f *ho *»'i* Mon>c/Pcl Tb|i 

Roger Williams TeDs How He 

Celebrated pirfstmas Day At 

Sea On Merchant Marine Ship 

Ocean City Man, Mariner For Winter, Jells of 

Trip Through Panama Canal—Sayi at Night 

It Looks Like Midway in a Circus 

/""UltlSI M VSJ clui it sei, inmiuherc viulh »l Ocein f n\ ilmiirtl 

i bic AmeiR 111 frti^litil Ill> tlirill iif tin Pinum-l < mil 

llli LII.IIMI ileckB In i lini' to tin |iul I nf llli mis ii mil il I'm ific 

All thiv uml mtiri i, de rilit il with i mil sikv Hun h\ Hnj er 

\\ illiUm^ i\i^ll In iwii Ocein Cil\ imin who llu*. \ nti t ih t|uiilii 

nintei in the I S meuliant mm me 

Mr Williuni^, in ipuc im ul VVeawii, ^tt.u mil i proinim m 

meiillier if the (mil Club hi-, untun u In' nf me iiuwe ill unit 

ti e S -, NCMI Ion Hi n s pjit of it in iec-i>i\i>(l In it In thu > >r 

hi pult, H u n \1 mil VVilr 

h« done and nlsn an 

ii |lO\ li| 

nud liuti ii i m of pup inn 

n i rj o MII w in se 

I'iik I n Sun Suhndiii 

Dei i nihf i 'd lit n in 

up 1 inilni irl s In tIn n ill 

Hill \\l M Illllll |llt HI 

-• iluuliil Kl mil il K 111 

i oil! 

I 111 I 

Jeffries Still In 

Postmaster Race, 

But Smith Leads 

,i 

Latter Wins Dediocratic 

Committee Recommen- 

dation, 10-6 ' 

Ocean City Train 'Lost' 4 Hours in Bfa 

Ice-Laden Poles Collapse Across 

Schools Close as Power Lines Snap in Si 

BUT ITS NOT OVER 

4 

Jeffrie* Still Understood to 

Have Claim as Disab- 

led Veteran 

Hill It. I rank Smith Ur ih 

'•mi (ll}'ti iM^t |iofiti)uifitipr i 

Hi-spit*' the (act that ie mm 

liun u ninjiirltj nitv of thi M> 

Oi-i'UU (It) niepilwrti »f (In 

< OIIIIIJ llrnitx-riitk- ciinnnllli p, 

n i ctinint'iidlni; him for ttit pn 

illiin. MIIDI' dim lit HUH * iiiihui êlllellls UN IIHIL t.. 

iu> suit wcie pi inline ujfHiii t 

Ihe ii 11 l\t i -ilup in iîihllsli pi( 

fei retl c hums 

Uni a iniin definite Ihnu^h 

still t Uni hope i, held nut lit 

( til linwdl 

\Mlts (iMipenilliin 

1 cm I1--K1I1L, >nui toonirillou 

1" put ihis Inli ii ms- hi in 

in Hie lent r I ndnubtedti n 

the peoph who owe tin,, bunk 

niont) tlo imt pji iln n iin dc 

ittiis tit tmu ninth iidiiied 

Hielr ultiinatt it tmn 

\lieaclj icontiitiUs ln\t beei 

in id* h> tin ireaitiM ikiMitiiitui 

In cumbluliii, this tiust n Ith thin 

iif Sen IHII i Hi Turthrr ,u>In>, 

me plimneil nluili slninlij rrduci 

tht inst nf cipciatioti of the ri 

CllMt I II point nl 

t-i it 0 p III mil N 

I mil II I ' I p in Ui iln r, 11 

fi t on I c tin 11 I Cot Iln ' ii I 

•>0R iltitnen ( It m siulin \» 

louds hill' u mil Mil \t ithfi 

u ir n I \ ei \limh will n 1 I 

L.1011 hin^lii h h 

nitmiliei 'S \\ il'iiu il II 

tl i\ n i hi u \ ii n *i 

Danny Day May 

Get His Liberty 

Gunman Captured Here by 

Dalgliesh in 1929 

D:illllv Day. Athllllii' f'lly nnd 

aouth Jersey Kiinmiin whom nei 

thi'i- Hie law imi- Kiini-liiiirt cue 

mleK could 1:111, may noon alcp 

oul of tlie Ilnaiern Penitentiary, 

a free man. 

Danny'? chance^ôr parole 

comen tin the cliniin; of a lonp 

flKbl lor freedom, (onvicteil or 

n aaiiK slaying In 1!I2(I. Me war 

aentenccil In die in ihe cleelrie 

ibiiir ill Oeliiher 1JI3I. l.csi, I linn 

n week before Ibe diite of exe- 

cuiioii the Do.inl uf rardiins 

cimimiited i lie sentence lo life 

Imprisonment 

(inn lire 

Iln iinl\ oiliei c iiidUlnti 

h tint iihn ttiiiiliicut A X^' 1 ' ! ^ 

ii.tr IIU Vsliui\ lit oppfYll^ iti\ 

hill till i-. ii the 

i 

Ih hisabli'd 1 etaiHB 

li Iti it iv t Im slflt d dr. id 

diliil » it vitîin nnd a*i tiii h 

intiilid u. ii II it iin prii^M n 

o\cl ollii ii me ii 11 

111.. Ill IIVll Mtllll 

di tlili d \ i u i ins ne 

h i mi II i |i II 1 \ r fiol 

I( is lilnli I su ,,,l (|IH| i ,, 

-i I'll in inillli leltm mil 

J(ubi > \\ ill .im who him i Ii I 

jnllutl tin inililillil iiuului \n 

nil iuil\ sh^hlU Ihi ini^hl M\« 

li ilu i li^ht icl^c i i i 

^ inli il IK poliiLiil nut 

Jtul i hethc i in uoi tht nt tnn 

nn niliillim nt ilic Hi rominiiici 

mt u mil wouirn \ ill cneMliidii 

nn iih im i i li id its mil/ li in I 

in ilu i ml c mil i MtiU I i 

ill Ii itiilili point ' 

lliiKUi I>IIN KI'I iillimindiil Inn-. I 

I In iiioniniiiiiluiloii in I nm 

nf Smith mil be loutiM tlirouirh | 

Mium I i ink II iûe nf in ii 

( ll\ nlici u ill Him it nu, [ i 

"-tnilliu V II il i\ Mom i m lio ,n 

(uiti Mill llh n with rrc itli III 

I 111 shock '] (Hip- 

(ontiiiont.il lili/ziml 

Lii it li ul Ixvn howling cast 

Iniin the Piiilu io.is,l -,m, 

l> -l)il"i I in On in ( ill 

liiiiinil ti nn II 1 ! It II Im us 

7—( inilitl tin ciU ti st In 

iidlil let Kill i btiMiilK it in 

MHS i t i i i l I 

' II U 1 \ 

On in ( nv ju i i in t it I i 

î il nv Mth'iut i li i • i 

\\ i ilnc I i\ I ii li in I i lnl 

IIUW m.l t ii i pi in i c ii 

III Ml ' 111 |l ll 11-11 

\ in 

< * 

OtflCl t'l'ipl i\l t Ml 

1 li ti ir in 'i i IIIIMJ I sin si 

i V n \ ' i i - hill\ 

' I il I n II i i li t v i i 

In i n li i Inn Hn in 

i li i i I li\ • 1 r in \\ Vn I 

11 l \ i t i i # 11 in 

i lii n i I 1 i i 

\" I i 

Mini I iii/iu 

1 I 

I n 

I 

\ I I til si it lit II t \ 

t II II 111 I II \ Illllll ll I 

il in i 11 in int i ( iirui s I 

II ill lii' ind 1 nist 

Imil Im h, m I i IIL | 

n i>n I), I in I I 

n \ ti in u in I inn inn 

lui it i li i li ii it \ ( m l i n i it i 

i ii i l < \ i t u i ) 

MI COLD iti ship 1 imp jil 1111 []| 

u ills I till 111 \ Iti nil 11 ill 

1'olic 1. ( h 1 t li inti 1 no 11 1 in 

t .ill\ li is 1 pi n 1 mt 1 tinn 

Train Crew 

Darkness/ 

To Clear 

Station Agent, 

In Taxi, Finally* 

It at 23rd 

H — Iiu 11 

Mlt.lt 

Tn wcekK ami tonigln, ill. 

K D 

g , 

Oteau f.Ky DcmucKitic ciimnilucc 

iiienibers tleudloclu-d. 8 lols. foi 

Smith mill .lut'rrte«-..,,jui$t 1'i-ldnv 

lb boy.evei. IWD »t -*,Mirli>M 

te .-idbercnts vutcd f,u 

Sun I], chanuhiK the luutli in |i 

lo ill .Smith I 

Bulkhead Work 

Halted by Storm 

(be ils uf tr(i s 

ilium 1 ih In In 

1 St t 11 in t ( 1 1111 11 

MII 1 r n 1 / 11 1 n li II) L'I' 

t 1111 h\ 1 lib. Wcilni In hi 1 

ui 1 I 1 t 1 I Ilm f it t \t 

Iln i it\ nl li ul wi i^lueti II1 r 

i" I MII "itli I Ih Wi hit 

li t\ Infill t ill ( l\ u is tip nn 

dt i hi in lii ml t { nl luA 

In Pcfiro\*i 1 reei 

I' 1 I'll n mil 1 li 111 11 11 ic 

n I 11 il 1. 11 il ui 1 11 iih, 

> Itli 11 1 M 1 I h in 1 11 hi 

Ini in im lit 

i;in 

|l) I ll 'iki |1 [)f 

t I l l S 111 

tin t in Inn 

1 tin 11 t 11 

Illllll ^ Is I \ 

V iiiAthint 111 which lit \.ii-. j *~ n*i* r*. ^,. vfui ihui .I 

ridiiitd mtii huiiit-. •'*•* r«ing Unven in City. Ll ,I1V11| , „, h , 

loUry to Hear Greuman 

Dr. JIenr> CrCKHmau, of 

rlarbor, Atlatitle County P 

llntcndont nf schooln, will ndilrms 

[the Jtotar) club (onisht (Friday) 

fat Watson'-; Toffee Shoppe on 

|"Tho 100th AnnKet^.iry of Hlsh 

[Schools" 

- POT SHOTS - 

At the News 

Watch jniir step' 

The only thing Admiral 

Byrd tins oq us now is a 

flock of 

Ice>coated trees are beau- 

tiful, we admit. But wo cnnld 

flo with n f«w palm trees. 

The Electric en plans re- 

duced ratan. pine! Btlt please 

don't reduce the power ag- 

ain. 

J vi . 

GkJ$^*> «** *• 

'1 nti(f/« that it in 11 think 

lesh lob tn n^k Kenilmie iiiopl, 

for inoiict in the wlntu tmu 

but I 11111 riquind In dn It tilth 

the hope lluit 1 diiitlmd niii^ hi 

paid, if sufficient iiinnei isfoitli 

coming 

M am tt>ln^ to do m> pait 

won't inti help b> dolu^ ioim ' 

Mil) 1 iisk that jou ni tin nu 

cxtrn effoi t 10 111 ike some pai 

ment 011 >otir account no mntiei 

how nmull' I would p irtliulmh 

apprfeiute it UH mi cMMe^sion en 

\our lonflddicc 

'the MlBMf-R Until and rdna Tie 

hi Ick nnd Hazel Breigt., nil of 

Philadelphia -,|n nt tin piiRi week 

end ti-tllDg Htiwurd Tltndw-i\ 

12 Simpson av 

o- NOTlCE, "A. TAXPAYER" 

The Sentinel-Ledger has a 

letter, signed merely "A. 

Taxpayer," which we me | 

I abkeil to publish, . 

If "A. Taxpayer," who i 

I writen in defense of the 

I railroad, will KIVC UH hin ' 

t name and address, we'll be i 

! glad to publish the letter. I 

| It is an inflexible rule that i 

no letter in published unless I 

we know the name of the 

• ntei 1 

ridluK waj, 

on the Klick llorw Til e In tup 

Ini; denth to three ol his iiiiu 

[idiiituis a ffw \eir iif,ii A lew 

dim lined 11 biidi nil illifie.l n 

his was tound -lint to deith 1111 

the outsklii of \1I1111I1 t ih 

Dul Dunn; tumid up »EIUI, 1111 

tcithed 111 Ocean C Hi mil niiin 

if.pil 10 e\«de the liw until hi' 

urn 1 on nnnthei iiiurdt r tliti^c 

Ills laptulc lieie in Taniitii>, 

l'l.'l \n link l)ll(.lu il then ie 

II nilîstluti t\ is i|n t • t ulur 

llppcl olf In Ml in it t 1 i po 

'id D.ilnlliMi III'n.J hiiu liiUlnj, 

in the 111 ' lo L i.f in 

meiiL cm tin second flniii o u 

liuiltlliii, 011 \Hb111j m, 'leliuin 

'lib .ind 10th st naiiiiiilii4 1 UIIII 

in his Htoinach, Dul 'n -,li i-nler 

ul bun lo ri ni h I ir ihe teilng 

I'lunni'd Iti lit 

Danii lt>, is he «is bcttei 

lnown, iold UaU'isli hat in .in- 

c^tbiM 1J 11 11 iti ne would have 

lef' town 

A few .1 nti s .nli 1 1 (mills' 

arrcHt, Pollre Lieutenjit Hnny 

nuiiuan picked up aunllic-r iUp- 

ixr 101111/ inun cm HII ipi Ion lie 

lunied out to he Danl.l MIMIU^ 

conla allis Dinn; M1II11 nn u>. 

Mot 1 iti of Danli Is' 11 Im wi 

Mrs. Hannah Hewitf 

Dies Here—Aged 8 1 

Mn Hannah fi Hewitt, SI 

died lust ivpik at the hnnii: ol 

hei daughter, Aim Iconic riieat 

wood, 31.18 'Mii it Sho w m tin 

nldnw of Williun r Hen Iti foi 

ineilv of Court House 

HewILt Is ailnlted b\ 

Mm c'lieatwnod nnd a Bon, tiilm 

Hewitt of ( ourt House, at Mlione 

home funeral service 1 were held 

Suturdnj afternoon Intc-imcm 

was In the Baptist cemetery 

Het F B Whltalm p.istor of 

tlu First Methodist ehureh offl 

cl.ilid 

Beach Erosion Experiment' °' 

Ut 

Tbt sloinl tin slim 1 Hit cill 

beaih e^peiiiiieiit this md, hut 

not until Hi piling lml Ium din 

in Monilin in tin bull 111,1,1 th 11 1 

in pin 1II11 1 In IMI 11 iiwsiIU m il 

Sth si iliiiim mil which it 1 

Imped, mil lebllild tin In 11 li 

I Iti ( oiuiulHsioiie 1 In in I 

Tiout, vihn i>. peiminilh upi 1 

tisiuh tin wink iihinniii u, ,, 

ailini Us soon is ncaihii 11 1 111 

Ihe tnst tilling urn Min| -|,,n 

chiA jimt uutKidc uud pit ill lin^ 

the li.mnln ilk uuckl ,llu si mil 

tin. mi Ihe bulkhcid will , Mind 

tu Ihe steps tippnilti Siiiinis us 

tain nut will skip then lontm 

lie lo Ilu meps 11 ih, Mi,., r 111 

(.ontlnue north undei iln t,\,, ,\ 

tept foi .1 Id-foot jrnp tb 1 in! 

I nm ml ,,i li 

viei lit Dim 1 r, 

f 1I11 111 it 1 i nnii 

I I hi I 1111 pom 1 

I 1 it upp[\ 

ti i th 1 li 1111 it\ Mini 

111 It in I iih Wi 

lit S,| 1\ lot |1 I 1 I t 1 It ( I 111 

|)III\I hi I 1 tin 11 I, 1 ith 1 lint 

1111 11 \\ itlu I in In ti \ t 1 ttiin^ 

full ""111 III ( mil t ll 1 |(i )i 

tl 1( til lit I I I hi 1 It! vi lit 

dai k Hn 1 ft w iniiiiiti u 1 0 

I i lint ill 1 n 11 nt lit li^n 

II 1 In 1' u 1 nn 

I'outi oil 2' Hums 

\ 10 1 1 11 vi tht 

I Hi'iit II 1 1111 win 11 Iln I 1 1 

Jill tl l|l|ll I 'it t M LII III It HI I 

I Ct minuet! tin iitc £ , 

111 til Mils ( I'll 1 \\ t lit 

hi t 1 111 I ( nunu 1 in 

I in I 1 lout 11 o|iu e 1 t 

il nn tin u itt 1 |i JIO n 1 1 

, 11 tin |, n (i v s ', M 

in hn 1 h 

I lit hi Or ( 111 ( 1111 [ A p 11 

11 nti il bin in ii I,mm 1 

I tl Illls 1 III Ml || M t 1(11 ri 

1 Hi hi 1 I 1111 e i I 11 tempei 1 

tin ill -|i|)( 

Poll.. ( Ini I I 1,1 (, I, mi, 

Hi 1 ill 1 li iti 1 11 1 1 

1 isl I 11 ll 1 W III, ll ,v \I, 

IIIIIII piepiuiil |,i f.init(ij 

1 nc hi 11 ( 11 til i> 1] h ttiM 

I 11 11 li it- 

\ninnll\ tin \ 11 

ments. Ikit tlie\ 

l n ir 1 w 11 \\ In 11 l h 

cil, Wcilnesdav 

* 

Ml Mght mi 

|ti ii n 

e.'nne intn 

j 1 1 1 i| 

ONE WOMAN 

An Ocean City ^ 

Penn-Reading Seas})0 

with eight passenger 

including one 

"lost" foi 'several hou| 

nesdav night bet 

ind Tuckahoe. as e 

worst blizzards in 11 *' 

raged 

Stalled behind an 

ner of nolea that lay 

track in tangled masses; 1 * 

uhone and tele^rraph i 

tr I iiuhiiilt p jii 11 

1 I' inn I' ll 1 ( i|it nu I I,, it 

I III v s Ii 1111 ll 1, s I,,, „ 

' 1 II > l l ( IjH Mil I ill 1 

< ililn Ii 1 I 1 111 Ii | n ' 

' M 11 II 1 1 unit li in 1 , imiT 

u 1 n 1 1 ir iim 1 ,,, 11, 

1 tlitnl in f i l in 1 t 

I 111 In ILTI I nl It 1 

I "I Hn Si nli 1111 t ]|i, ,| 

On in lii'In It IMI li I do n 

Hn tm "I ll 111 1I111 1 

1 1 ubl I ,|il nn I , 1 , 

' I Hth i n s,,,,,l ih. ,r 

IlI'Ml V H „ ! I, H 11H| , 

M l . l i ill I Its, If 

Whin Hoihe pike 11 

in I'lnliidelphi 1 In the imin 

tht 1 decided to 1 ML dm 11 

hit I in Oceiin ( 1^ I he \ left 

the Q11 il,( 1 I ll\ ihniil 10 p 111 

lilt 1 inhed In Oc tun I III ill 

I 1 in I hi • Kdin 

\ 11111k luiltfli lllniitcnetl In 

I ill the |,MII 111 1 hoi I it II ii 

dun Hi 11,1ns hetiHs of tele 

phunt inn telt^rupli polis 11111 

tliiwnttl /nloiif, tin |ilKt bi tl 1 

stoiin III (itnttnn lepoited 

t • • • , 

P 11 1 mpn 111 lelepho it d 

tin ir si, 1 [ uml 1 ,| tll ttmi, 

lit Ir ttm in -- tin irk pi II * 

sit if itt tieini \ is meltiii 

n tin 11 denl 1 ititili li r n 111 

li ia Tin i iluniti II il 1 , , 

II wan thi. ice 

1 ln-it w is iilenti ii r p iv 

lint nn t\ u tt> lirini 1 1 1 

Itt in f it was 1 iiipnif li ,1 , 

thi Dei JUI Hi r ul mt (11 1 

D n 111 11 il tin te 1 pi 

III Ul inti C 1 lie f 1 Ol I 

Mm «iin t ,, I , hiif, 

I he êiilllit I I 1 ,1 'ei 111 elnn 

r il lilanl wen out if 1 ininn 

' "1 t" I hi H II is im p .11 1 

f >r tin ti pi 11 tinir 111 it him 

Guards Making j Electric Rates 

Hit In Florida! To Be Cut Here 

KrSS'ÛS! Re8 °ri Chôn. PraUed ConSUmCTr^ by Pro- 

p 

the soulliwnHl. line of sib 

h 

skip I 

Illinois Girl Again Chooses 

Us Because of Beach Classes 

"When Cliicapfo people leave 

t,ake Micliigan and its) summer 

tinnA to RO n thousand miles 

to Ocean City, you know them 

has to he some goad incentive— 

and that is, uf course, the. daily 

bench claim you conduct." 

That's un extract from n letter 

received early this month bv El- 

mer E. Unger, director nf Ocean 

City's summer municipal bench 

JitthenloK claw, from ono of 

Slie is MisB June Dcncher, 

Kvanston, UHnoip 

"While home from college for 

the Christmas holiday!)," says tiie 

letter, "the subject came up of 

whore we flhould Hpcnd our sum- 

mer vncation. 

"It was decided that Ocean City 

should be the place, provided, of 

course, that you will be there to 

conduct the health classes. For 

not only do I enjoy them thor- 

oughly, but feel I derive a great 

8tb st thin fillt in Ui m 1uo 

foot Intemiln, with >0 tout ^n|is 

between foi nn fai nun 1 is the 

pKs(i|i approprinliuti 1 HI illmi 

Mr Trnnl tejectid l> I nf tllf 

flist 2B0 pllitit haul d 1 tin 

lieacli becauDi tbe\ du 111 

uri up to hlo spec ifb i I nH of 

Mcicnimh diametei nt in 

Pave More Streets 

Two Added to Schedule at 

Special Meeting 

Two incite flrefts weie added 

bt the ill) ceimniinHionc is 11 1 

spei I il meeting Ilunilii. 1,1 ihnsi 

It will pine in tin upiin. 

Ihe additions ate 01b i, friiin 

the end of the pres( ut put ment 

11(111 Allunlic in lo ilu hiiiti 

walk und ( enlnil in inun r, ,lli 

to r.'lth its noil RtKits mil bi 

pin nl full width \ new ^ntnl 

IMISC trill rnlfie (intuil 11 ti 

grade before tlu put mint Is 

Inld 

Central tt\ will be pattd 20 

feet wide from 17th to -!\li sts 

uud Weslej in .11 1I_»M ihui 

blocks from 17th 10 ..Pth f-t 

depending upon how ninih I ill 

id is receded 

Free Roast Pig: Fete 

A roust \\\fx di tin or wih dam 

itiji jitnf movies Ui id I low. \H on 

i ho oiird for tbo fortiifil rôpon- 

HiM DI ihr Ocfiin riiv Ijt'pithlt- 

anil Hny uv.. no\t Thurwluv ni^lit. 

TIM'TI* will In 1 ;i lull-lciimh mo 

t Ion pjctiU'tM < l iu it led * J rhc Stin y 

fit Antlir.'iHtr 

in Publicity Tour 

On in 

posed New Schedule 

shi\i 1 s 

ih nun 

tnd it 

1 njoun.. 

II 

offi-ials siiv 

William Hngerman, nf Anbury 

Park, spent the week end vlalt 

^ friends In Ocean City 

FEED STARVING B1KDS 

Peed the birds 

With the ground covered 

I with enow and ice, they 

have no way to secure food 

for themselves. , 

Scatter bread crumbs on 

the snowt ground )our pretn- 

I ise». T^'yil °e appreciated 1 

I by ypur feather friend*.' I 

0--...^,.;;>^j\T'" g-t—Wi^ 

Bachjii-;i(.']i tic |>i(>sf>ni 

Civic Club to Hear 

Public Librarian 

I be ()(( in ( M ( P 1 I 1 1 I I 

haii it" I nm 111 n ( t 1 I in I n 

111L.I1I ill tin hum 1 Mi I 1 Km 

\ lii< 1I1I1 1 sin n I Mi MII 1 

Tgi nil lssisl 11 iilii 1 1 in f tit 

Ml milt ( ti I 1 'il 1 ( ih 111 will 

spi I mi Ron! 111 I 1I1 ins 

' 11 it n

City Employes Are Paid 

The ellj- Inte lnM «eel. pnld 

ilK eniplnyes their 'mlurics for 

the firnt tmlr nf .Tiiniuirv. lint 

eontlnnin^ the new policy nf 

Wlnl 

slllbt i 111 K . 

t h imp 1 lift c u 1 

ileiti iniet 101 1 

mi 11111111 < 1 t\ u 

M iMn 11 m\ M, nut ^ leiem 

ii Intel Witluesdii fioni |>iil>ll 

(ill Dfitilni luihei ]? llofliuii 

the life 11 nds pi innid In 

tilM the tnsi n( 

II ltd sh(iw. on UeillliMlu it 

Holliuooil Beaih I hei 111 1,1111 

ins 1 lniKl 1 uuuiis it, >d\(ii|s, 

(Vein I 1U s II'HIIH ILOS to |no 

pi 1 me 1 K itionist 

lloflnim aid thei IIIHI mt 

lii 1 Be nnnilii 1 nf O11 m ( iii mi 

tuis 111,1 siiniimi iisiiius Him 

c0111,1 atiil itid tin t.nniil, iiiii.n 

then lppeirinie 

The niiiid" lit nitil me iliei' 

h( idiiuaiiei 11 I\nt \\11rlh Hid 

«ill nmiin m riorul i mill 

neeks 

\ sin MIL- 01 hetirnl tlious- 

nniK iif dollurs .liiiiunlh tu 11. 

iitrii iimsnnierh Iif 0(e«n 

( iti will il i-i hi III ml, he if- 

I tn lid soon In n ruti nil 11 

1 linn nn tin purl m Iln \il n 

In lid I In Mi 1 

A new 1 Hi sc hi dull 1 In 

meetiiis rnilint nblioallnnH when 

they hceoiiie cine. Cheeli.-i lotall 

IIIR $fi(iri!l were di.shiirsen 

Keilts nf I ' itpiiltfd mil mliiir clicli 

• Im ( 111 "simll, I, 1 , , i|,|,, 1 

Iln 1I1 h 1 OH linn 1 11 11 (us in 1 n 

011 file ( K I I I in inths with the 

utitt imlilit utiliti c "inmisstou 

uni ippim il in the n< n fiiiui. 

is nun i|i iti tl 

I II is nil tin n c( I 1I1 n ilu 

si In dull w is hl'ti ii iet I 

months IM fun 1're udent Ron 1 

nil iiccnili iioniiil uiililiiilh.il 

iln ui IIIIIII 111 mi hi 11111,111 ,,p 

nniiilc ip il pi mts m hu illht 

II hi 11 1 iti m 11 HID huh 

1 hi Ml nitli 1 iti I helm t 

his iiijdi minion,us itluntiii 

Ic dnt tlnu^ rim me thr pisl |i 

\c 11 

leiirned, coL off at 34tbl. 

the. re^t stujed on in th* 

coadi, hh.irintr chocolate "h 

.ilnte then liungci 

Station Agent Francis * ] 

it 'i JO learned ;J 

ovei the New Jerpej Belf" 

phone co wireB that the, tL 

train from Markit Mt, to^ 

wood hud dropped off—t 

tin car at Tuckahoc . 

minutes later than usual 

Searches for Train fa,' 

'Camdeji,. railroad offlfeUJ 

»H7cd Evans to "cTmrter 

cab hnd to jro m search 

lenal tnun, 111 the 'hupe th 

nnjfht be able to take- oi_ 

PjHsenBei B, u hose anxious Jj 

lies were keepinji the station j 

phone hot. 

I 11 route to 34th it.| 

peetiiiK ic.rcns the ICV ; 

tluiiuffh ihe iniirk of .... 

KIIOW. Hakes, dimh saw the 

lis-ht of the tnun, stalled . 

st He alHu could see the 

of men on ihe track ahead, 

JIIJJ tlie si\,ijyc, icc-lude.n*4Vinil 

the mow to eleir nwav 

\irccK.iii ui lines nnd poles— 

Pioecedintf to 34th «t, he le 

m thut tne tuin hud pa»aed. 

point at s 1 > | eui. lnjy ^he 

ne milked the trick, thulk 11 

1 >uld onlei the tniln bac, 

tlint pnuiL tu Like nil the 

Hut he found that •„«=.» 

linlcH hud blown across the tt 

after the tram passed Sa", 

pitched in with the train 

and a si\ man section gang t 

hnd joined the train *fi'f 

hin and helped t« clcnY 

thr barriern Rtill ahead 

Meilillnie, 10th st 

ploits deeitltd that lZ\tni' 

was lost" Flu \ finnlly de 

1» hid j,niu all tin wnv to 

ihit mil tint In 

( I onlinnnt an D.ft ,') ~ 7 

School Budget to 

Be Ready Feb. 

Ihe 1'I'T Mhnol budget IsS 

111 inepircd thm week by 

(< Ton nsi nd Reeretnry 0 

il oT f-diiratiiiii, ,md Su 

t. imi < ini^f r mown 

J pluliihlt will he' iiilriMlQ 

lehiuin 1 when Ille 

Us imin 1.1 ie 

mf T ic-c-ordin^ to 

Ilinmln Ilui,hes If it" 

pletctl cirllci Dr 

IK micbt cull 1 fepemil in^ 

Police, Watching for Fleeing Gangsters, Stop 

County Solicitor's Car, Driven by His Niece 

!HINN .lean 11,11. niece ,,1 

(niinlv Siilleltnr Itubert K. 

Hell, ami .1 I'lillnddphiil Klrl 

nho was with her, bnl the 

thrill of their lives early Sun- 

dnj, when Mr, Hell's Flint HC- 

dnn. nhleb MIHH Hell mis ilrii- 

iiiK, was mlHtaken by Orrnn 

Cltj puller for that or the 

llreitirr l l d l 

eciusly reporled 

Unit Hie 

o lncnl 

Alvih Knrpi.i 

K K . Knrpi 

anil Harry Campbell who eticapivl 

after a witberins battle of |,nl 

It bd f 

She was iipprnacblnir Ocenn 

City on the Iôngport. bridge, 

when Hei'Renlit Veinon HiiRhea 

and Patrolnii-n l,es Hart nnd 

8am Price took one look nt Hie, 

Bflll oar nnd drove, it police. «nr 

ut. right angles neroHa the rond- 

- WroiiK Description 

City police irodr 

s 

Ifitn, bnd fled In 

" 

"nm colored 

ft 

( it ' Iln Hell cm II is ttm . 

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,, ,,, ....... .... ,,' "Whether or not the window 

tarntd; jjvtr to the birthday fundi waa optm or elpied has HO far 

Snow, Ice and Gale PUy n i e eD ad&ed."""liut; WBO'S going, to 

*!| eordingly "were again dosed.* A««I CHRIITIAK BCIENII; 

.. other attempt to open them wa# . "TBUTH' I 

No Shore Fait Line trolley 

however. Fast Line buiei began 

Sffljff ffioi& tS 

soniuui®, ifolliyij namper 

»B«:fi*/»Mi IV ! en Ice on rail, and trolley wlre y f \ 

ilB** ^vtubereulin test t*een Soinerg Point and Atlantil L.,., 

wHieh]i« «qpii to be City. tafa 

nonlU^t and; mm- 

iv*cnlld reati 

î! toatp this 

ft''•£*. librae of 

i h i i 

iKSSellnFortfioWtlve \\tP 

nft; th whiejj wy 

pther taaeil.JS? 

r ' fwWwi Ci Crowe, a 

il»»«r" fn. US). 

-QM buses wVie nAoroHn^ «hnii ^* B ap bul H«. FHMM B, WHIMUM, p«(pr 

WMI ouiei wew operating about p,rt li, ' 

p,rt li, will l» ths win «ui)j«eit or 

io minutea late. Later, however, wever, *# muto mutor. taniti, «t th, him, of 

, .— ^--jinoiie BO. reported ,v 

comparatively little trouble in «J 

A "' City, but "plenty" between 

— and Tuckiilioe, when 

.. jet brolte the Tntf " 

- * * • 

©*««i Crty Train'Urt' 

r our Hours m Blizzard 

towiri m triin, and 

! MIM the meadows 

pytwn. 

Rleliard OirnUaii will 

m, Sinuel w»y will be 

In tople for the evinlnB 

I. h«M Wrt- 

»r 'wwdiip, wm 

l tt IMI «, 

tt It 7.20 li. m. 

>r.,«r mMtmi! at T.4I 

•aid they entrouble 

until (Oontlnutd fwra Mm 1). 

•jrota the traek. FronitherS in, " Mill Betfuwi I1M 

IWWWWjWery pole wag down. I The reduction, nccordiua to 

|:traek wltJv* rope Ittaelnd to tii*l Uy th* duaiUnk flrhi, not ai any 

i the original bill 

; But to aww iit« 

gerweebui wai 

sttbot ito meet vettiiaiion: Into ehurg«g 

cisions •• to where it could be 

public car,! party . in the social 

rooms of the Lifion sometime in 

February. Mrs. John Fisher waa 

on arrangements. 

Baptist Church Plans 

North Pole Festival 

Tahight (fHday) there will ba 

a North Pole festival in the BapJ 

tilt ehtiMhi- «poniored--by—th« 

Philithea Claso of the Sunday 

school. Invitations, heavily froited, 

have been issued, but you may; 

eomt if you didn't receive one, 

A iijver offerine will be taken at 

the door. 

Unique tames, intereiUnk ehtertainnient 

ami deliclouH refresh-; 

nuntt; art promlied. • 

if you're In tbe niarlwt fuv 

HB faults, juBt take it to am 

hai (»• N(M[t weaneiaay niih 

lief bureau, and it in" undorrtonil 

Hit every able-bodied perion who 

h88 received relief will ha «pected 

to apply for a gardan 

plot; otherwiso lie mftvn difficult, 

time reciivlug relief In fu- 

itored, etnte might convict Hauptmliiln 

Meantime, motor - driven oil! m JBlwrnnattntlBl aTidenoe, even 

Jieatera went out of commiiiien,!" 

as well us those requiring fnua 

t»t;Opuft«ouw The tempiratuM fell rapidly in 

liirsWi fl»«natlE the three public gehooli, and at 1 

leliuroi-time: acti- », m., they were eleied tot the 

of jht pledge, jchqol officials decided to cnll a «« 

JWiW; KlitlpiW'Mevbeing 'taken to or- neiiiay morning as Won ii they w "« 8 \ n ^tWf}^s, 

jSpl*! «a|8K«'Juni« women's club In arrivA by bus, "'**" A JS^"^ff ve 1 st 

"" 

g^fflW flSfnP'y. Mitt Mary • Crtii Js Yesterday (Thursday) the heat «.ny «._*.-&*dw*h»i. 

^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ — ^ 4 "'^^ *"*" rfj * lp -"' th * '•»*»*»" I «JSi Jih ESS 0 "" 1 " 1 w Th? gernipn, fey the fra- 

[lie UIIB. "OvtreomliiB Ob. 

fltflflei," 

A rhuiiige In the eanduct of ills Cliureli 

with'tne Little TaeMre I By continuing the morning ics- M>> win h. utsbiiahni gunta, IIBBM- 

-."•.-... ...-:;:•-. •.-.'•.,- I sliifi ' nntll 1 n m h,,,,,»,w rtm forth, Ike bMltliWM' Mil nrinnry do. 

r. • . v Wii 

°""""- 

S§4 .ntKttdf^ •C;:^Jv ;v • ; , , : I milling when school convened I 

1 *" * p> . m tU B 

T be plots will ho aliened free, 

as will iced lind Blanls. 

The city will M aaktll l« c«- 

u,e HUB»«. ; members. 

operate, as It is felt the pmn 

The occasion which mnrked will do much In clearing off 

the Mth anniversary nf Kiwanla many iinalghtly vacant lots. 

International was designftted as Register at UM lioit roomii In 

_,_ _ part presidents' day. The past the Music Pier, from I to 11 V 

•fli fllvC I^KaMaHflp presidents honored wore William in,, next Wednesday. ^ 

Ul UE3 V/OIUlUE H. ColliBBon. Jr., Dr. M. B. Stan. 

^* nard, A. Randolph Pogf, C. Hom- 

- er Shoemaker-, Floyd C. Sliniim, 

READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS j 

To Pay Official Vint rt cimtoB B, Priee, stinins w. crie. 

kl( . D> Mi_j__ George D, RIchardB, Henrj' f. 

MUSIC Fltr, Monday i0bBnM, Jr.. and Bayard I.. Eng- 

^ ^ ^ land. 

Tune In on the 

The officinl visit of Mia. Emily Honor iieud IVcsldi'iils 

'> noweyer, the „,„„„«, will nnt «t ti n, m. Thi* Janfe Hewitt, of A|ieeen, diitrict The olub ul0mhers slq(1d a T»lue coal' prograin 

! diitrict was Riven ita ahtte tit- thunm i« tnins nude in make it i.o»- deputy, order of the Bastern itar, m,nuU ,B Hlmee ,„ tr|blllo t(, ll)(, 

i. tendancb oredlt. iifaie fer mslhEFg sf the ynynger ehiU will occur next Monday night in msmofy of Rsnben W. Kdwardi THE SHADOW 

We City, Upper Townihip and ij« «chi,oi ilnrinj 

the muiie pavilion. Special exec- flBd Hram 8_ mv.reri deceased 

other hoints were sent liome Wed»' 

eiiea wil lie Riven and refreah- nttat preiidont.. 

IS BACK 

ments will be ! It is ex- Mr. Colliisnn, first president of Irery MonaiT and Wednesil»jf 

the elun, read the nnnuul niegsage 

of Or, W. J. CaiTington, 

OTW WABC, m to J p. n. 

prceldeiit of 'Kiwnnls Interiiation. 

Those from Qoean 

nl. Tho report of Immediate Past 

ent England was ipnc! b> 

-.„,„ Boiwell in the iihsence of 

Commligioner and Mrs. John E. .Mr. England who wus enclunvor- Doctor 

Trout, Mro. EuRunf Murpliy, Mt'a, Ing to reilore the electric service 

which was toinporarllj' inlerrapt" 

SubiH-HI^ t« The Sentinel-LedfT, 

tiM n jenr, in ndvnncc. 

Touring Dept, 

Service 

in K , „ 

thin 50 ptaplq in ki 

Alone, whfle* duty 

y ihs rnepc ih&n 1.0no.0t 

SHORE MOTOR CLUB, being 

.Affiliated A, A, A. qiab, iu 11 

hmr$ arc ent!t1H>' te th** infsf*^» 

at no extra coat. It U u--»\h}: 

BHve tho COM Of mpmtrfrnhiii i 

•Ingle |ilnnn«1 trip by thii Jci 

jaent, MemheFP drive more ehgg 

^plained with&ul 

part ta jqln. 

Elmer H, Crane 

- Biintiniilln 

MORE HEAT... BETTER HEAT... 

AND BiGFLiElSAVINDS/r^ 

vacuum-clean 

i, a 

rkard 

bj" a Min 

brother 

9u!ggi 

sii 

\ J ,, *!> 

FINE PROPER 

In Center of T* 

Lirge Mfiag Boon, _. 

Knum and Klfche, 

0 lied IIowtUK «nd Maid 1 ,, 

Fumi.h«J Nic«l. 

SACRIFICE PRIi 

BERTRAND T, AT. 

CAR! 

INSURANCE 

13th and Boardwtl^j 

rkoaei 171 

,'NOW IS THE TIME TO 

% V! 

/ X 

FIRST Alt 

J Court House Church I 

rhe; 13th: ahniial eonferepc 

( Cftpe; alay County vY 

jpie'g Council of RellglOUi Bditlon 

win open ,tonlght'.'-:(Fr.l> 

K)' in tHe Court House Bap- 

| eliureh, tit 7::iftf and will coniji 

tomorrow with morning, aftfonn 

and evening gosaiona. 

Hlitiitrated Leetiiro on Africa, 

f Rev. 1,. E. Tellar, 

f Sntnrdiiy 

in, in. Adciitloiiiil RcKiitration, 

p n. m. Buftlnosii .Meeting— 

! AniiounconieiitB. 

•1 Introduotloh of Wnders, 

:a. m. Worihln Service, Harold 

.• RndPS, 

IB n, in. Address, "The Cru- 

;Bader," Jlev. John Pomberton. 

00 a. m, Dlacusslon OroupB, 

10 n, m. Free Time. 

80 p. m, launch, 

W p. in. Organ Hecltnl, David 

JHlIJShBH, 

jli p. m. WorMilp Service, El- 

; m SAVE m 

; EWANS 

th & Aibury Ph. 901 

Oeean 

fill this 

the Water L 

to the National, Resources Board, 

made public lnal week, in which 

the eommltlntt adviien that the 

federal ûvernnieni "Bhould nsalat 

in file construction of vsiirks 

for the protsotion anjl Improve, 

ment of beiiunei; and HIIOICB of 

Ihe United aiates," and nurtlonlarly 

of the Jeriey coast. 

on the Aiiantlc Toast by erosjon, 

III© report snld. 

Pointing out thai .protectlvn 

monsiirflH at. enn point frequently 

cause erosion at another, the report 

recommends a unified pl.in 

for »«mUoiw SB*; is rtpttrWi 

«° bs much improved In health.' 

Raw You Ever Tried 

D A H Cone Cleaned 

Anthracite 

"Buckwheat Coal" 

J'nrc While Ash 

N.r (linkers 

Wonderful Heal 

CITE US A CAM, 

CAMPBELL'S 

1800 WEST ATI, 

I'HONE MB 

# 

NEW SPARK 

PLUGS 

Bring Smoother 

Riding and 

More Miles Per 

Gallon 

Battery Service 

615 ASBURY AVE, ; 

racmii «• 

008 SHORE B0AI> WJfflBS WlHt- 

nesdi And* ra 

Pineaople Jaice Do).H.w.n.r. 

SSCO or Princess Oleomargarine 

Boooul Cqffda : '-v v:-;^%%/§ : 

Maiswsll Houoe Coffee •?.,'. ; ;v SS-j^l 

23c Hssttr Prioo; KuKipbiipfKings 

27e Del; fiflohto Asparagirti 

peney Michigan Hand Picked 

Aslt fgi foldor ol ptiiB bâprotlpesiii 

8c Califc ipsf eit 

Raisans 

Our Meat ^Managers Suggest Ttese^ 

Fkriejf, prtbh Kflleil Young Hin< J? jgl 

Turkeys 

, Ltah Frtsh Rib Inti

V 

- * , •( 

.-M^l.-l^/SB 

,,- ; i|IKfflB^«f' -W..'-«flFSM^».. '—([r t isf 'M. 

:ptste. fa? t&e *w '" I 

c n *Wjd 

' •• *rr if J 

,1 ** •>• 

brttM- 

,«rte»«f »8«* 

w* a* 

i fa, - __Si e » 

jSSi' 

PiVi £ 

*«*£. 

• « * • . « 

mmam mil *aan. s* «MMisseg Francis' 

yi/haloy and Betty Collins, entei'. 

tlinied at qe.gsert,:vAfter dinner, 

tBp group uttonded ii movlo. f 

jPresent were: < Mrs. Oeorao 

rjougherty,' Mr«, ioott Adams, 

Jils». Helen finitely, •." airs. Gordon 

Welsh Socieiy to be 

Entertained Heic : 

Th Oidih Gtyiny, Welch 

QiBrtitt »n AM 

UttttiU 

• ;! ,[ n > PRINTiNC 

DON'T Fanar.T 

Mywood Press 

Pb, 1490 822 9th St. 

Fted It, Huiidnifr, Jr. 

Sooner or later most enr 

owners find It ncccssin-y to 

invest In a complete engine 

"overhaul" costing well pver 

ITSi Ford car owaers 

need never Incur this expanse. 

For only (40.50, plus 

am, Blrfl, Voft Ilonrloil, Mw. Ray, $3.00 freight, they can have 

Wd Pfauderi, e, M" MrR^jAutuitut w AUIUitl SmUli,!II! , a block-testoa, blk ffnetory-re 

2nd, Minn Siyrfle pbtohlasor,, oonditloned engiae installed. 

.Mlsg. Marlon. Sinkinaon, Mw, Da- These engines are recondivid 

iWainwrighr »nd' the "hostess^ tioned at the factory by the 

iinttit method! and with the 

»limi precUlon toplg, 

At 149,80 for a f«ptory-recoudltloticd 

V-8, this iervlce 

bicomeji clieaner tBan . the 

Tartan Grapt Fruit Juke 

Tartan Pineapple aii~~£^ 

SuBiweel Prune Juice ,u .. 

Duchew Sour Krout 

ftJ^ Dried Lima Bean 

WWe Pean 

cake or Buckwheat Flour 

'Quaker Farina ......ICJ .;'...-. v '•••'• l : ' ; 

Pure Maple Sjrruft itN^ % :„,_ ~ 

Rg and Bran witt 11^ &i ftse 

SUGAR, 10 ft cldth l^ 

'. w . ' 

L - 

î 4 

A 1 v 

n^K •> 

•hfeft. 

J^JW*-

mpsNext 

as happened to 

» tt none 

on }«n*iyonaer "So WhatV" 

ked like a buncfc of punks 

h t iht Ih looted 

it .iriniiiglioiit the 

M t.> tlie out- 

li nil gea- 

i wjKNdori fnieM, aa 

r {ram Tins I'Ctit point- 

nrf llnniinonton is 

hld b 

> City 

is 

be 

t bade o week 

Sfl lfennod 

Heasswtvilla «nrt 

„ a m»t-back, 10 to ft. 

t'out utter *eai n 

r«3nlff 1 » lTfc 1. 

IWhMura »«nt Bt 'cm tooth am 

nail JMlm tnt first whistle, and 

piled up n J2-lo-» leahi-t oi leaniimt. »lm jn •> ilil v 

\ n tin. 1111 t tonsi-ilentli hir'i 

son ii JU lln cliool i 1 in. int 

vr.ir Dicks m 1 fiv «f ll " 1 

fm n diifficnt ini-li'. ii»l "'ill 

,ilKtcjiU no iliinn Lu 11m * ls 

inn* tii wltili 

Auliii 1 II.1111 1 >>. « '•> llf ; 1 •' 

iicnitd tin' niirlii ilth'»r" '" 

.It, jllOWfll OIllj tll'L |l)lllti 

tut pri iiou IWIIIIII, Ajinin'-l 

Average Age Here 

Down This Year in 

Basketball Ranks 

i.f i 

What i» tho .ni-rirfe JKe f 

high Eciioo) vjiMiy luJtetbim 

aior' 

Soracwherf between J7 and 18 

O C H " 

SiTy oThei school* 

But the loenl' teftin this year i.i 

mmlo un,of five hoyK—the start- 

inf> line up—who \l' 

Now, HiL point i-. »'M •I"" 

iiiuiniK. to lit '11 i"" 1 uut'" 11 " 

\l\] 

il,i\ 11 in I il> I 

/rime fiom 

I In uni 

l> T fn 

J lit I r 

Jiirr.K untei 

foi 1 nnt 

11 run 1 

\JT( s foi tin b il iiite of tin 

\ir it\ tt( w nf I 1 i iK h a 1 

inn l'> lim M, IS l ' 

II 1 Hull I' VIM Kl Htfllliui 

17 mil Ii in Mill 1 I 

I 11 tin 1 nun ^ 11111 tin ui 1 

1 r( ,f| II, 1 \l II 

II 1- \ fir 

P1S.I1 II 

II r UN r 

Mill mill 

I 1. I .1 

M ( II 

I I 

X 

Or in t I) 

I I 

1 I I 

171 

MilK.lk 

, I r I 

r \ n I 

M 11 n 1 nt' 

Y ml i < 1 

I!, , us 1 

H, ii rl 

» fftiinl 

I 7 :.i j. I i c I -•. 

i ill I hree niiti 'fer 

Mellliiillslv I,line In ire 

.Wimdjiy ni^hl \v:i..; hiul for the 

\l< In irtist t linn I) p i II i llie\ 

llropped ginned liolh in Ihe senior 

mil .illnitir flivisioiis. In Ihe Keil- 

lor sumo (lie I.niheran^ .^\vam]>ed 

lh*Mii, -17-l'i, wilh \{r\, (iiiiinar 

Knili!sii |,l^h miln ivlili 1C piilliin, 

fc'arnorcd seven for 

AIIII 

I mil 

r Ii 0 

In 1 lif jiimoi diviî 11 ih< f nil 

Iu I o\ itu ir< (I i}j. Mi ilioiitsi*. 

-- t II pilinjr ti 11 1 i\ point 

Ii nl 111 1I11 fn 1 h ilr rnr tin 

« nun 1 I flu 1 it 1 11 « m huh 

null r.iut fulil 1 (Ml-- ulnl* H11 

1 * \'l 1111 if (I tin Mi llmilM 

wilh h\i jinmt 1 In- m e tin 

1 1II111I11 jiinuii', the Jiinim Itnd 

unit fi\o win ind on* lo&f 

Hi* I tnh n ontnr uini tintmr 

tho lender., Tho rinv. Mr, Kiiiid- 

sen Is Iciiiiiug the punk with 51 

points II nd Frnnri.t ''PJf" Town- 

send la nnxt with 49. nnsn and 

Ed Fcriillioli arii ||e,! fnr third 

with 4fi markers eacji, all He two 

more Lutherans, Ted Bnnnor md 

Vic Brondley, are In fourth po- 

sition with 31 ench. Will Plgott 

Is Fifth^ with JO points. 

Chess Club Loses 

Beaten ip Practice Tilt 

With Bridgeton 

Last Friday ninht the Ocfon 

City CheiM Club lost a 10 board 

practice match to tho Uilrlgeion 

('hess C'iiib iit Bridgeion, f>Vi in 

ilk. Ocean rily will be hogt to 

Bridgeton In u return tilt ,«oon. 

The matches are designed to aivo 

the lesi-ejcperieneed membi.s fin 

opportunity to play oo_ ih« learni, 

Tlie lilHhligiits' of IIH recent 

eaeouim.r were the wins scored 

for tlio Ui.ean rltj- emiTTiy HeV, 

W, R, Scott and Ouiiifii Boland, 

Tl.nmas Ernest, BiiJgeion, ngaiu 

(iliowed his iHprtnmcy over the 

0re»n City playeis nt punrd 1 

when he defeated Curl Shaw af- 

ter trailing in the early stains 

cil the game. 

The score: 

Ocean Cltj Itridiretnii 

C, Shaw ..,„. 0 T. Ernest 1 

A. H. Troth. 1 E. Lamb ........ 0 

S. H. Adams '& WalnwrlglH ,, >i 

C. E. Ailania., 1 H, Letts ....... 0 

S. B. Cormvnr 0 Vannra.ln —...i. 1 

W. H. Bnnlt,. i P, Hharn „ fl 

V, Hediilt .... I) N. Haryoy „. 1 

BvanMlinM „ 0 W. Smllh „, . j 

W, Wise ..„.. 0 W. atone , I 

0. Dolund .... 1 Xfclnnia ., , 0 

Chirps on The 

Church League 

The Committee on Postpone- 

ments has run into & bit ot a 

snag. Some of the Episcopal 

outfit'^ dato books didn't gee 

with tho Committee's plans lor 

.thnt Episcopal - Presbyterian 

finnffovcr. )temember( Inisiness 

before pleasure, anil -this Lea- 

gue really ia business. 

Episcopal Juniors broke whut 

looked to be u perfectly invul- 

nerable losing fltrcnli when they 

turned Baptist over their knees. 

Those lads Tftylnr and Long 

juttt couldn't go on playing fur 

a loiim: leant. 

That Cathnlic-Presbyterian tiff 

really was a haul-fought name, 

from whiiitlo to K lm - When the 

boy.4 ôt logetber under the 

basket there were a lot of Ibo.-e 

dull tlioils which bespeak tin; 

impact of nhouliler ajrainst 

uhouldcr* or just ahoiit uny 

other eoml^niitioll > its worst. 

There's a little ehaller to tile 

L'iTi_"£t tliiit Catholic jntemls pro 

leslinjJT tiiat Presbyterian g.'liue 

Llie t-laiiii Liein^ thnt Pee Wee 

Wei it was ineligible, berauê he 

olnyeii on another team alinul. 

tiivvn e:iilier in the season. JIISL 

anoihi-r headai'he for the (;ov 

erninj; 1'M. Quifk, f-M, tin* 

It was a bad night for M. l< , 

Monday. That Lutheran cataH* 

trophe IVUK anticipated in a 

measilre, hill the Junior defeat 

will have tn be chalked up tu 

the new Catholic uniforms. 

May they never leave the court 

in defeat, and what's mvre, we 

hope this plueky bunch will not 

be called upon to change on 

the Hnor to keep the slate 

clean. 

• * * 

What wus that, Ted IJeniicr? 

The t>e|rinning of an airplane 

spin, or were you just i>ractie 

ing un currying the olil sack 

when you lifted Hub ntf the 

floor thnt-a-way ' 

The score keeper closed his 

little Murk book for the lust 

time Monday night; but calm 

your fears, there is u nice, mm, 

clean one waiting for Friday, 

That old hook has told many n 

tale, pleaHiiig and otherwise. 

Here's to the new book! may it 

see as many good games and 

^tr much fine Hpurtsmuinhip as 

did its predecessor! 

Former Golf Pro Here 

Florida Instructor 

rharleg Hoffnor, former prr of 

the Oeean City Oolf flub, ia np- 

erntlng a golf driving ranee and 

giving golf innmicthns on the 

Tamiam! trail, Fla,, it was lenrli. 

ed this week. 

High School News 

Jly HHITSBT SHOI'lfAKlH 

Assembly Mondaj i"»""»B*^ 

featured b> talks on ibe lWiu' 

and Sou night ihlb »wrdio h» 

James M.lle... c.plain «f tho ba 

A » 

I ill 

MideliL 

kothall team md limits 

jirosldcnt of I In 

Kny L I'ltc dim im "f • 1 "' 1 " 

|CB. lllMl ÎK.kf HO Bill '•..« 

pleased ho l»«l !«'" "'"' 

thange or spirit h\ i«"t'• ' 

bnikethill R-yiie- !' m I"" 1 

top Tito meeting wJ« , 

discuss belttr nidtlwdh ( 

brganizAtlon- 

•Mill ii ii i\imlniiii 

schiduled to ntnt ii'i 

tlnj tmilil l» 'I '"' " 

lUl I pOslllilll'lillTll ^ 

,UM 10 R»t Hi' ' ' "' 

inn I > p" pi" •' 

no 

in vt 

\ Ti 1 

t i < i 

1 Llll 

School 

Si ll "' » ii 

I ij li\ III 

IIIIMI ll I (> Pll 

.linn ti Ii ' 

MI 1 

II I l ' i 

I i i I ' 

-.otm 

h 

i I n \ 

1 , 1 i 

Vbat nan f golnff to d» •!>• 

nut thine old clanlionrdiii" 

jou auk. "C«T«r Irmm with 

lumltuiroe liriik-lrpo «idliig,* 

we replj. And Uncle 8am 

sajm -I'll v*, the hill." it 

Is t'tisy to make jnnr home 

Bung and weather-tight with 

thin ftludv Hiding that looks 

like wal brirt. National 

sliiuiilnp: Act cash to do It 

H r«ujj now. Let w t«ll 

JOB how to get It. Thone 

uo toda>. 

PoweU- , 

ABEL'S 

Grade "A" WWto Ash 

COAL 

Nut & Steve, ten $12.00 

Jon 10,i0 

Buckwheat ton 8.00 

PIIOXE flCEAK CITf 

2050 

W. Thomas Adum, D.S.C. 

BUHOEON 

Inn *T HMMoMIM 1IB 

Chiropodist 

610 Aibnrj AT*. 

Public Service 

Buses 

—TO— 

Philadelphia 

$1.50 Round Trip 

Good for 4 Dayfl 

10 Trip Family 

Ticket $7.00 

Departures 

6.15 and «il". A. M 

I.IS md 5:30 P. M. 

Biim Trlpi 

iilBjB bnlf si giSO p. 

TLOLIt; SKHVIf'R TERMINAL 

Nlnlh SI. & All.nllt Avcnae 

1190 

JohnPelto&Co.,Inc. 

Genera] Contractor* 

MM ASnCBT ATI, 

Pfcone Mi 

HARRY DIBB 

Plumbinp--Heating 

IM KICHTH ITBEIT 

Hm t»»«-W — H... Fhont imr-Hi 

PBOMPT 11RVIC1 

ESTIMATES FDRNISBED 

BROWNLEE'S 

EXPRESS 

PhUa. - Ocean City 

Daily 

Used Household 

FURNITURE 

FOR SALE 

U. S. flOVEUNMEST 

Ucenne Re. H. T. M-BM 

to boy yonr old tM, RlrtHI »ri 

p.ld. BM nr OtMn Cltr t.pmsnl.tlTe. 

&n« Bmllh. 711 Aitory Annu, ar 

FboBHI 

LoBbud lea Mnln Sill 

" 0CEAH CHI M 

I1H ST. and WIST AT. 

MOVING-STORAGE 

Put FntnttiiK—Ben,!.) and IgH 

No More Dai H 

Till^ frv.iliitinnar^ Gap Sirnls* In 

1 ,uliu*l •-i»»ilo-. 10 only » ff« Bioiji 

l.j, bjoi-JiiJ old e.n orgiwi? lioin 

i;.,,i,ii And rMiranderl I'orswwloi 

i,,ii«iin,:liill Janilcilofi-viir liruils 

I.hiiir,, Ll, -nor lliilt liulds tho Mjij 

, ;,„ „„, ihr. bin mirk, ninwjli and 

li-i'-in" wlilmui n.lwu »ulllf.l rdl 

lMATIl'Al.l.V. 

la mipisvn) 

CORRECTIVE GLASSES 

FOR CHILDREN 

IHI-I I nl ,,M I 

t .,1 

'Ihilti MM,i , i l'i 

i \p ' • i i i !• ' ' 

Dr, L, W. Belts & Sons 

OPTOMETRISTS 

1TIIN Atlniilic .. rimnel 

Phorio 117I.J Piliinr 573. W 

W. H. Oldfield & Son 

Tile and Marble Work 

912 CENTRAL AVENUE 

AboveAU-aGoodRoof 

George W. Wilcox 

Roofing nnd Short Metal Work 

PB, im nrnAN CITY, N. J. 

Since 1899 We've 

Serving Ocean City 

J. Laban 

IIITU ASD WIST AT 

I'HOSl 38 

Your Car in a Heated Garagef 

the Year Abound 

a. 

%f GARDEN GARAGE 

L,ee of Conshohocken 

Car Washing BUICK Service and Re '** 

& - 

RELIABLE BUILDE) 

OTIS M, TOWN SEND. Inc. 

|1|uinp " Jill and flfrfJ 

DAttY TOffS PHn.ADELPHIA 

TO dCEAN CITY 

Call 900 


M0YIN6 A SrECUITT 

•H Itell „ Market 3221 

Keystone Mnln CUB 

FERGUSON EXPRESS CO. 

818 8TH STREET 0 C E A N 

AMnm-Avxnltmn nn4 Bcrlni Gariin Sta. 

i 

C AVI7 MILES 

. Ol\\ E* TIME 

Between Atlantic City, Ocean City and 

All PwU of Cape May County 

Ocean City-Longport Bridge 

t»ke cbanceo withan 

olii^Dof when If io so raiy 

to have Careystone applied 

«ght over it. Made of asbes- 

tos and cement formed into 

sbinglc-ghaped units, these 

roofs have all the advantages 

of slate or tile without the 

heavy weight, high coat and 

tendency to crack, 

Permanent and Fireproof 

f"?*** 1 * i» » permanent 

'£a& it it «• fireproof aa atone. 

Careystone is nude in I 

tractive colors. And 

eitra cost you e«n 

TVtathcr-Ago" fiW 

only by Carey. 

Low Coil...FK« 

Careystone coit* — ., 

in ^ oml Ii 

Ihut lime we n ^re in a n r o 

paHsnKC — dur '.\ Unitid -ital : 

throiiEii the f.imn n (nl'ln.i < ,• 

nlunift Ihrriliniti ] ind^liil ^ / 

7 4 r i p 111 ê en i» Pidio \l 

uel — I'ctei Mmiil tfi nn lii^'mi 

—nnd in through .it s p 

Thi one lotk here lo'iiii u^ nn 

ililid II"* ua\ 

1 HIP flrrnn 

The niiron nnk5, 

8cc. 0. Thin OnHnsnot ihil) lain t)f- 

8cc. 

feet a» 

nan 

b» law, 

The alravr Ordlnanoc 

h B M Jf C a i M 

The alravr Odlnanoc 

ih« BsaM Jf CianinisMoiurs o 

of Oman dt*. No* JirsH. a« 

iMftmr or Oi- >a{d bhu| +s 

.21.1 oaj- of Janinfjr. 1»M, *n 

hlcmhi 

31 

stioiif,(Tii Ihe Pn- 

, Btioilf,fin IllP Pn 

dflr r i»n tlii> norlhffpiit ai I 

diii-s In the Atlnntlr from the 

northiiuiii. If this wrltlni; m wob- 

bly. It Is bepntmo we urn plli-hlnp 

mil rolling. I cloaed out mv 1M1 

liihois today hy mvlntlns; SS fi>ol 

In the iilr In a IIOKV.-I rhnlr 

painting il«. mnlniti.-ist. 

At :) p. in. today we »n> off 

i^npe niniico, Tosta nicn. Tainnr- 

rov. \vi> will bn off NIcHNiKun 

fa 1 off ' 

Mr*. 1,111,,, visits I'nri-nU 

Mi-' Wiiiiiim j.aku, ni i-hllii- 

felnhiii, Is hew for u two wcekn 

VIHII wilh hrr piiicntii. Mr. and 

.Mm. lliny 'I'lirhcrt, :i_':i Ocvim 

•iv. llor hilsli:iri(', Williilm LillU! 

;i fiirnirr Ori:;m Cilv num. who K 

1 riTtifird imlillc nccimiilunl, IIHM 

iioi'ii mini 10 Alloiinn r«r noil 

hat will require n fiirlnlHhi. Un 

will join Mru. Liiko hero later. 

SIIIIKITIIIU lo The .Siiitiiiil-I,cil. 

st-r, $IM u jci.,. In iiiliance. 

SIIKMIFF'H HALK 

H) II tu, nf N,« lo 

I Jinuniy A II 

Grove, religious p 

W«ro held, Blmllar to Ocvmi Îty. 

The old camp meeting pavilion 

•till standa. 

Girl Scoot News 

A drill In formation taught by 

Mrs. Ocorge Dougherty v/ti» isiv 

ocinli l'"7 and recorded |i- 

Oic (,,|«) M»y Cnuntr Clerk-s oiflcj I- 

U'^l 207 of Mortmses. tuwe Jfil. ,nd 

rou are mode * defendant because yra- 

"•"mS'i r * C °"' °""" r *' *" >r ' 11 ' 1 ' 1 " 1 

IJIlcd 1 Ilercmlier S2, 18^4. 

llinjAtlDS A IBVELAND 

•Solicitor, of romplalnants. 

Title A Trust HMB. 

Ocean Clly N j 

1-4 4t pf $11 JJ 

SALE 

Hy 

Sjulliivrtt.vnrJIy In laid line of Wesley | 

ilnue of a wrll of Fieri Facia* 

lie of HortiBKcd Premlsas, to me 

illrecleil Issueil out of the Court of 

Chancery of N«w Jarse». on the Ulh 

day of Jsnunry. A I) 1(3E. In a certain 

ciuw ivhurelu Kntharlni- Graeo Tnylo' 

H comiilnlnunt end Marie W Scott, et 

ir, et HIF are defendants I shnll n- 

po«e to sale nt public vendee, on 

MONDAV. FEBRUARY U|h, IMS. 

itêisn the hours of twelve and |lii 

clock p M to wit, at one o'clock 

ocek 

at the 

B virtue Jf • writ of Fl*rl BMtai,J 

- 1 - of MortuireA rnnlsts, tel BM IJ 

"ta of MortianA rnnlsu, u> 

Jltmtsd, liaued out of Un Coort 

Chujctrr of N.« J«i»y on th. «!•' 

of New tmr. on th* «b oW 

or Juuarr. A D. l»«s. In a esrtaifi 

causa wherein Integrity Trust Cooi 

pany ami Hasal Hari Otl>alr Truatato 

ctc.t are i comumniintat ant Anns M 

Amsterdam, et vlr are dtfuijjints, 1 

snail expose to sale at public vmlue, 

MONDAlf. PEBBtJABV UM. ltU, • 

brtween the hours of twelvt and fln 

o'tloelt P. M. fo -all, at 6m o'Dloef 

'" V" afternoon of aaid day. at Ihe 

Sheriffs office In Cap* Mar Oonrl 

Hoose, Cape Hay County. New Jei 

All ilia- - - 

•wmlMinsI . 

f wI ' l | n e 

r r— v-ir^«a, î|«v ^"" 1-** Bfl^ 

AH the followli.it traet or parttl of 

nnd and premises henlnltrter imrtleu- 

* rl S d 'P lb1 It li d bl 

* rl S 

I h 

r im 

mid C 

rtlu 

belns 

t 

S. P lb « 1 - "ItlMte. lyimr mid belns 

In the Cllj or Oeean Clly In th. County 

of Cape M.y ,nd stllto of N,w 

Jtnt. 

Numbtred Five- Mnndreil and -fiirtv 

ttaht (B4S) In B«t|oi, "C" «n th. PjSn 

•>' tj" lota Of Ocan City AsWKiatloo 

BBGINNI.NC at a point on th. Soutli- 

ruterlr aids of Asbury Avmue, sit th» 

E* 1 ? u l ? d 

l 1 t l t 

(220') 

tl 

ury Av 

l? nulId '*!l 

SonthvnUrlf 

li f Nh 

toltty 

from ths 

tt 

et (220) SonthvnUrlf from ths 

Soillhwesterly line of Ninth Btrtett eon- 

talnlne Southwesterly of that point In 

«ldth extendlnn In length or depth 

easterly between lines naralttil 

said Mnlh Street one hundred feet 

J to .fifteen feet wlda streets 

Amtliint due under decree Is M,n4.o7, 

with Interest and SherlfTs fees & be 

~dded 

PAUL M SCUIX. fiherUf. 

Dateil January uth, 1S3B 

at January Uth, 1S3B 

Richards & Loveland. Sol'ra 

l-18-4t-pf. IIS02 

SBEHJFT*S SALE 

Oy vlrtup of a writ of Deri Facia*, 

ir sale of Moruniired Premisea to me 

liected, Usucd out of th. Court of 

Chancery of New Jersey, on the 10th 

gay of January A D 183J, In a certain 

NbrUii-- 

Seabriirfit 

iwardlr tw * Mn 

Wt Sf 100 .feat 

lot u», than (t) 

mns to th. left MM 

bht K 4 TO " 

bright Road, T0.» 

-,__ Auiniit I. itn ,T 

1, IB25. In tlw CAM Hay 

Om« In Dwl BA* 4f 

Hr»m-ed and eftnv^d 1 

Mhvrfw T, MolHne, In 

Amoont due 

with imtrert 

*At)L M. KCTJIX, 

Dated lussrr SUrd, HIE. * 

wmptn A Hanstdn, )W«tv'-j 

" nl1 •»»•"> 

hi wire 

Rudcllir, Paulina 

ii h J 

CITY OF OCKAN «'ITT, 

NEW JERSEY 

thr i nil nr 

•>M lriL ml di 

> h i.t rtn ti 

W* wnei,i,i I 1 " MtlfHt Mutunl I ift 

qn t -. or ri,jli,d. liiTifu ,, f om.iln.n' 

nt nnd fj]n ird Murdtxh Sull n tl 

IK HIL tloft nditnr I nludl ui'tf n 

lit nl puMir inline mi 

MONOA1, tt-HHUAICl 4th |'J3 . 

(t«ttn I IK hum* of iv, |vi. mid tl\< 

Clurk I" M t« ^li ,lt oni ntloc! 

1 WIT HflPt nt On of 3n|fJ (hlV ir the 

hi riir n offir, ht t I>I i Mm < "urt 

lou * (inn. May Ojunlj. \f-\4 Jtmiy 

All Hint ii.rt.iin in II(HHW((1 ,I iJpnificn 

j 

t roriii 

All thr 

md und 

n th< MU Id i 

id itoi*i.M'iij(.d( 

In 

w 

Mil of 

In to 

uiri.n h mufti • lutiticu 

iry .!eHc_rllH>(( «l(Mlli, |y|n, nni| \lf!\m 

n tin- ( |M of Oftnn ( Ily in tlio ( ountj 

f t_Il|rf Mll> JUllI Stall Ol N. n Jfl*fy 

«?IMK know ti m 1 ot Nu r ,,H ^tcLioi. 

< rian of Otrun ( ,ly AîDcinlfon 

I.M.IVN1V(. f.n tho flontlitii toily ulcle 

f Aplmry A\fmii> nt the ill-Inure 11 

nt humlr al thh i v 1130J fcot South* 

>t Elev 

thr- 

tlltrty y. I 1 VI i 

of -I T, M. r,>i 

A 

Fh 

VNew 

lloiid 

City 

y l 

(f> point n within 

IOWN : ncaxint' Avrtim- I'^M) >'• 

Hlrt-i'tit. I'M"-' cubic Funk: Contrttl 

IIIHT t?lh Ui I'TLh Street H. X'l?.'l 

vnrtin; W(>rilpy Avi-itUO Vih t'i 

Strwtn, 1728 cubit: ynrdfi, (^ntral 

nut 50Ui to rtftth .Streets, 1000 

ynrdrt. nrirottfin^ tD r>nfcinrf>tlunx "U 

in tht' offirr- of tho Dr-iinrtmftUt i>f 

ll Wk 

Ilr 

All blili. miifit Ii 

MI < < rtllipd cliprk paya1>l< 

Ti pMMiri r df Oc>?iin (- iiy r 

ondirioi. in the mini nf • 

The «?iu

T 

t at Court Hoitse 

^Sr cape, May county 

s.'aiid township commlUee- 

rf ' I»sao B»rti 

reaamu* I»sao B»rti 

providing for a c*n»l 

the comity, wan taken 

Philadelphia Newspaper Notes Many May- 

flower Descendants in South Jersey 

Philadelphia Inquirer) Hughes Whildens, Hands 

to Washington Tuesday, by Mayor 

3SWJTSSrCK: 

carried this caption, "Cape May 

Beats Out Boston as Hub of Pil- 

grims' Lineage." 

"Where do' dependents of the 

Pilgrims of the Mayflower mosi 

1?'V th Inquirer nuked 

the Innairor asked 

EI About Plymouth 1 Or in Boston 1 

•11OB:' K ">t; - -v • Or somewhere else In Maiiasehu. 

iiH ^^dôiifeW«v«it1,:,co^.l»ett« Not * Wt of it In the 

Kressman Bacharach . ana Sfna 

tors Barbmirand Moore. 

BKClmrach'a bill specifies no 

particular route for the canal, 

leaving that to the best Judgment 

of the war department engineers 

Hilling Worker* Meet 

The Willing Workers' Class of 

Bti Chuch met at 

the 

rkers C 

Church met at 

JJiJi#ji«war4rt 

sfifJftpoii^Jp 

s ; to 

In celo- 

iry of 

,„ p. 150-voi- 

' brnka estali- 

abin, tint nn 

to be hold 

aCSitrÎ avwj last Prioay oifM. 

i'liiwi. Bttsent were! Warren 

Keller, Bud Stewart, Melvin Bv- 

anj. Norman Loudon, Wllllain 

11163 Dalbnw and Mrs. 

a gnest. 

ueuu; Not a bit of it In the 

Cape May region of southern Nev, 

Jaws!" 

These Cape May County fami- 

lies, limit established here, hail 

lost all knowledge thnt they were 

of Mayflower descent, until Rev 

Dr. l'aul Sturtevniit Howfi wn» 

rector of the Church of the Ail 

vent at Cape May, He pursued 

historical investigations whicli 

aeain brought lliu cimimsUince 

From John Rowland IJnr 

It is through tlir John Hol- 

land iine uf Mayflower pasnen^pr^ 

thut a number of families hav 

! nueii fun. wiili liriiclieally ni 

I wmes, nnd psiieiiiely Imv eb! 

t ide^. 

Sand Dune* Formed 

I The constant shlftiiiR of oai 

coarse sand of bur nbrtjiemL'1*W 

jefiiy and Floriiia. beaehe*r la 

theIM while sand of tut Waeli- 

e» from BrlianUno to Cane May, 

When we compare tie difference 

observe the duration of thiiB and 

itt the rate of precipitation, and 

extent of travel of our soft New 

Jtirsoy beach sand iu suspension 

we May realize the variety uf 

problems presented In the pre- 

vention of beach erosion. 

Soli CruMlun Ctirv Similar 

The value of nlantli'* l > ee » and 

grass en slopes to pren'nt Mill 

erosion, the action of rainfall 

and melting snow In wttsliinj 

topsail io lower levels, bus li'l.i 

been recognized. Our trouble, n 

well as Its cure, may be Bimilur 

To illuJitratB u coaeiciu »xaniii;> 

(really granite) lui us taku ilia 

sectioii around HUii »;. which 1 

BOW causing great upprenensioc 

• When ilie cunventlou hull aud 

lifeguard headquarters were 

built, a suliu rajuii nhould ' 

Bacharach Asks 

Fishermen " 

BUI Would Extend Credil 

Act to Help. Them 

Congressman B»ehara(h has in- 

ttoduced a bill extendiin the pru 

viiioni of the Farm Credit A;t 

of 1083 lo commerciiii fishermen; 

The bill would authorite produc-[j 

tlon credit asgociations to inakui' 

loaiia io cnmmereial nshflrmen ii 

thg Hsmfe manner M which tlV-'i 

nuw make loans to formuri, 

CBmmeicial nshernien, uianv of 

whom niiertiti' un gmull canital, 

:r(iitly in need of the relial 

ould lie iilTurileil under 

law, lie pulnts out. At 

I here i» no fwleial iijfPrtr,. 

they niay DbUiiii 

ihem ninki- iiociii- 

uccn IJW fioiu II 

down lo Ihi edj,t 

(winter) • lib liiit 

ing 01 d uulfmiii 

Inch to lluee inUi 

uf I In 

mill. 

liijn 

xlunp 

lilin«s 

lo»f)l 

p 

are pr 

that 

such 

nieaem I 

throuith 

loans in 

sary rfp 

Frl. «n4 But, J.n. 

JOAN, 

CRA^ 

CABLEr 

BOBKRT -.• -lM 

MONTGC 

'Forsaking All 

"Pspwt* 1 and On 

helj 

i \pn ! i 

nn I II Ii 

lee ill 

worth 

nP ilir 

pru\ 

I cm 

ghf if 

poiior m\ 

Im tuiifirnliuu 

nun 

li\ 

!ir 

i HII 

nrt tlir ^lt^ 

i fnn in 

mil ilmnt, 

it 

K 

'aimer Chevrolet Co. ^ 

^bbvr^ Avenue . -; Ocean City 

Home 

pressed 

Poultry 

-CHICKENS- 

* 19c 

Extra Fancy — 

tb 25c & 30c 

Every Onp DrrKSfd Here 

&?£VL 

with 

J4EAU 

Hoiile _ 

Frytag 

Chickcic 

Deliciou* Roasting 

ChickeM ft 

from B to ' Ib». nveniK 

JOE'S 

MARKET 

ITH t> A8FCBT PHONE «7 

Free Delivery 

v mil wa 

m, tit i nil JfiTi \nN ridiiil 

In in h iic Mini Ilifll Hie li 

teiu rnmmip innPr^ IlimigM 

îiuil imliit In hull h il Pub 

IIL Iiarkfc nni! pHred in Ihe 

fimnrp iiPiiiiiiiii-iii lnrt • nntm 

\(rf] fin unlil I ininn c Inmi 

i imphfll tliid 

Annllier impiirilnl ipa on 

wh» ihi nnii.ii 1 -ii'iiiirt li f I'pi 

111 - ii l > 11 r 111 u 1 in III! impFTislnn 

II nnnlcl Imp nn ihr Iliniinnil 1 . 

nf miirntn mil nmtmi-m th.lt 

u r WPBIH ii "in, 10 mil 

frnm Ihe Mlinlie I in hnulp 

\iirl 

IT hnWBirr Hit rMnihpr n' 

cnmrnnrcc tlilnk • iilaiinmul 

wauld pofvf* ihn prohlpm T 

would SUI-TII ih'"i ihp '•ti'in » 

Pnsl of lh( tflim iniirto (••• 

dP%plnpr>l I'"- nmilil IIP 

miiLli lucpf, n rim. ii inirlit 

InchldP n fun Î/Pil golf link- 

and it r mid ilo .H ai mill .111 

olllPr iish «pn(_ 

I am wllllnB lei do what I 

rin In hrlp thi Milne ilons Hn 

Irl 1 p»t -nlriK 

ir 

(Editors Noli' Mr. I'raiio 

ovorlmik.' 1 lie flirt that the 

clianllMT nf rnininfiic S|ionno|- 

Pd IhP mnTfSKful IrfO-plimtlili: 

ciimiiai-,11 :i fi'« years ai;n, 1 

In The Sontlnel-I.cd 

B jpar, in h 

$I.Vt 

HUGHES' 

SCHOOL OF MUSIC 

820 A8HITRY ATF.SUK 

PIANO STRING INSTRUMENTS 

SAXAPHONE 

On> «nd ont-hJf boor l«n n* 

•Kk Incladlnj cl>u ind prlv.lt In- 

vtmctlon Dnder ProjcrftilvB S*rl» 

Meihwl — tl.00 

WHIP 

BECK 

h 8060 and B ttth »t Bl 

SEA FOOD 

SPECIAUST 

e ffe Ilriher 

Ttm BIG, CLEAN, WHITE FBH MARKET 

and SEAFOOD RESTAURANT remains op. 

en the entire ,e«r. Don't forget FRESH FISH 

to take home on your week «d trips — and 

wfcUe here, take tune to enjoy one of our 

genuine—cooked-to-order SEAFOOD Dinners 

g 

fine r,p:uh snnil, which lodges UK" 

aill.st a bililch "f scilflppd or 

I pilp.-i til' i» 1 lie II-P of drifiwood, 

I iorni^ sniKl-tiuno-- 1 . wliii-h we can 

I recall in (Venn t'i'y as I1H11; 

l«o loin I111J1 During III\IIM 

comlilions the dunes ael'Ml as 

bulkheads u> Ueep bail; ihp surf 

us well as pioviilinir .cuinl-stor 

ane aeainiit iiL-uti' i-ro-iiin. In tbp 

winter inoiillia l*i-> Hlronij nest 

winds blew sand over ihe lopn ot 

! Ibe (I1111P8 toward the meat), and 

j the dunes uradunlly iimved w»- 

I ward, to make niore land. 

I i.'lvillzutlon has prevented ihis 

1 acuuii (jv uaitire. uullrilngH set 

cl.)r.p to the hisli w.uei line 

Much s:inil IIOB been ml.mi from 

I he lii'Mrll I" fill " lW I" 1 "* fl3C- 

I ivhere. luM-aiisp ihe 1IIMC1I!-:II>I1 was 

thou^lii to h!> nnliiniiptl, NKe the 

I n^li 111 tut r 1 uidiliPi f ill.ici 

1 Ii ii 1 rue 111 11 \\( 1(* u 11'I'" 

1 >Oth to L'Slh si.-.. t, •nil Wid., J, 

Sylvia Sidney 1 

flrunilfd with HIT 

"Lallln el tlw t 

Gene Raymond a 

BEHOLD MY 

rhursdaj, Jan, 

PAUL MUMI 

— la — fi$ 

"Bordertow^ 

With Iht Mui.wrtdiu^| 

"Of llumar 

Aid ra 

eye" mid "Our (jams." 

M Hilda v 

The seventh srrifii 

of Warner Olaiid a» 

able Charlie Cnan uiki> 

ilay UL iht' Villuii 1 , v.li 

lie Chilli In I'nrij" wil 

i 

U- "Chili 

inaki- h 

-lil-ff 

Italian Club Makes 

Drive for Members 

Till' It;ili:m Indi!|ien(ient j 

nilcl 

ii ns cii • 

the wily 

injeplci 

present 

l'liilip JlatDniiiihl II.IH 

ihu llilp Kill Di'lT Itilflf 

ator nf iiiivenmres fnr 

C'iiine.-t .-li'ii'.h. iiMil ii; 

n uniiiuo iiiiKii 1 iiito i 

I ste:y I- 1 -' intruihuinir .--:'-Tp-"oH»BBT- 

' • 

ELBERON 

«TH A CENTHAI. 

CsnT.ntnrtlT 

W.t.r 1» All 

«nnnl«>«>. l*w 

Undent, 

nl 

Very 

"Wanna Buy a Good 

Cough Medicine?" 

E wi N S 

7th & Asbury Ph. 901 

Peace Work Leader 

Chrysler-Plymouth 

HAIKS - SKBTICE. 

BATTERIES 

HEATEBS BOBES 

PBE8T«»E AT^ 

CHAIS8 

Fresh from Our 

Ovens 

Johnstone's 

Cafe 

858 Asbury Avenue 

Tasty Pastry 

|Wfifi ! vJfl5 

PA* 

WASHINGTON... Mi Josephine 

Schsin (above), Adminiatrative 

Chairman ot the Mational Commit- 

tee rfn thc Couae and Cure of War, 

la one of the leaders in the 10th 

Anniversary Conftrcnce in irfriion 

here. Jan. 22-25. Eleven national 

women's organizations are repre- 

tented. 

Ihi ii' YIIII Erer 

(like CJfiil Hlip) wlttfti 

lure of Antliriirlfe 

Vz ton Coke 

Vz ton Pea 

% ton Coto .....M 

VV ton Suck 

lieniitiie 

II i H Conn rlrtll 

elle 

CAMPBE1 

1300 WEST 

|[* Use the' Classified Ads for 

Sudden Results! 

AND THI OMAN i 

54th YEAR—No. 41 

OONMMDATKD 

S*d 

IIISB ORHai 

" "i St. udlniD At. OCEAN CITY, N. J., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY I, 1935 

Nothing Serious 

Just Some Silly .Wise- 

cracks Clipped from 

Exchanges 

Kdllor'i Ndle—Vmi nn lake thlm 

or Irnve II. W« fbsutd worry. 

We mertlr Ihomhl thai Ihtm illly 

paranraptia «i) mtiht, tike latintt- 

llllT. laa. deaden the pain Jon prob- 

ably nllfTer an yon wade IhrdU^h Ihe 

nil or Ihf Wnldr Flrnidn Com 

liflnlon. TbU ral-ymn way never 

liaAH your way again. Thal'a bome- 

(hliii: to be Ibftnliflil for. aityttnv 

Ilrlni Blmnlf-mliul'il. «e rtiurlilnl 

ulirii «' rtad Itir iiluir llo|iinii 

>(in'rf Ihe Knoie. n'e frntfiin, your^ 

truly, llir rilltor 

OUn FOUR BIO INFECTION 

CENTERS 

TEETH 

TONSILS 

APPENDIX 

LOUISIANA 

A little Scotch girl recently up- 

I plied for a job in the chorus, 

I'Coine in the morninir. Bald the 

^director, and hritig u pair of 

jhu with you. Next inornin,} 

she walked with her parents, 

* m « 

[Supposing; thin TownMnd plan 

pasiM? WhoHF Kiiini! lo gel 

up olid build lire while 

dnd'H away Bpending 

that 

SECOND HEADLEY, TROUT TRIAL 

Face Jury Again 

Exactly One Year 

From First Trial 

Charged with Aiding First 

National to Reopen by | 

Using City's Credit I 

READY, SAYS MAYOR 

Over 6000 Winter Residents 

Here, Postmaster's Estimate 

But This Includes 'Natives' Now in Florida 

or Elsewhere, Greis Explains 

Prosecutor Moves to Clear 

Up 'Inheritance' Before 

Municipal Election 

Approaching Spring reminds us 

ftluit if Httle Willie plays marblea 

[for keeps, thiit's gambling; but if 

| mother wins u bridge prize, that 

uit a harmless social custom, 

• • • 

A SECRET IS SOMETHINO A 

I 

FBIEND HAi TOLD YOU AND 

YOU HAVEN'T HAD TIME TO 

REPEAT, 

• • s 

New Jersey's auto licenses have 

|a variety of letteni of the alpha 

Flirt in front of the numbers, ii 

jnildition to tlie I. O. ll.'g still 

over most of then. 

inr P 

if he would do 

And They Paid Up Promptly 

pnee upon a time there was an 

Jtar who never dunned his sub- 

cribers and yet they always 

aid up. Whenever the nune ol 

me of the delinquents; appeared 

In the local news, he _ printed the 

name upside. down,' Everyone in 

town Isiifv wluit the, invertoil 

|yni miimt Mid :thoii ifho *iri 

i«W,"1iirt tSj&i tatti ti tt-eated 

^ n 

•ettler. 

him to 

it again! 

Twenty years hence the high- 

est compliment you will be able 

jto pay a jrirl will be to tell her 

she opens cans as will as her 

mother ever did. 

• • • 

Joe Fenner wants to sell a 

duck nnd Senator Borah is 

trying to sell ân^ elephant, 

POME 

I'd like to be • printer. 

And with the printers stand; 

Green ink upon my forehead, 

Benzine in my hand. 

And when a mad subscriber, 

Came in to kick and roar; 

I'd stab him with the towel. 

Which leans^ against the door. 

A drug store in Washington, 

PB., advertises that it now 

HIIs prescriptions. 

» * » 

A judge recently refused to 

fine a motorist for running 

put a red light while carry- 

ing on nn argument with his 

wife—a Hear caae of double 

jeowrty. f ^ 

It Is reported that conditions 

Ire terrible in New York at the 

(art of JDSB. Brooklyn bridp 

iUHpnded; the subway is in 

he hole; the Empire State Build- 

pK is up in the air; and the ele 

•tell roads have run over thou- 

•nds of people. 

t' - * ' 

•any people think that the aver- 

age woman cannot tike a joke 

But Just notice what moat 

of them havo 

• mirHrt 

This is the season of new 

• cant, but what father would 

ijike most to gm out of 

I the old one H the rest of 

' famllyj 

loterJrti rare people who pay 

^-"Olne m ôlilld Mfhways 

.._. off of yihm they meet a 

jiMAT CHICAGO QM, 

laO^BAB BJMM ILIlftKO 

•MB THREE YT 

Mayor ' Hurry ileiidley and 

lily (iimiiliHNiuiier John K. 

Trout will go tu trial Slanday, 

February 18, a Herun«l (imc nn 

I'huFiceN of iiiiHfeaNuiirti in offii't'. 

The trial duii> was net VVcdnrH 

day hy I'liicrnliir I'Vench B, 

Lovvlund and Judge .1'alnier .VI. 

Way. Il will In- exactly oni' 

year, |eg« une day, from the 

beginning of their previous 

trial, whJrh ended in conviction. 

They were intjirted two yeiirs 

ajfo on apeeifle clinrBefi that they 

uilopted u re.xoluliiin to give the 

First Nalloiial Hank II tiiji autiei. 

putlon note for $2SO,00(), Miin-li 

2, 1BS2, when It was cloieil, os- 

tensibly to enable it to reopen. 

yiolaled Constitution 

This is alleged to Imve violiiteil 

the state constitution, because It 

meant extending the clty'R credit 

to a private corporation, 

HeiHlley and Trout went Ui 

trial on Moiiilay, Fdbrunry 10, 

last year, und the following day 

they were found guilty. 

On Man-h IS, Judge Way Rmi 

, c y 

i $.100 and ensts uml fixed liail 

at $600 i-nch. They carried their 

conviction to thv court of errors 

and appeals, which 1'blnunded It: 

back for a, new trial. 

No Pigeonholing 

Thero hna lifiem': widespread 

speculation win HroMcutof I,ovc 

land took office an to whether or 

not lie would pijteoiihoU. the ense, 

or brins it to" trlttl jl 

"I ki 

Ocean City's population this 

ivluter IN mure I him 0,000, ac- 

icrding lo an eHiiniate .nude 

tiiib week by Actiiig I'uuiniiii. 

ter Ueorge It. Greis, 11.is, how- 

ever, includes hoiiu fjdy all- 

year residents who ait' ni,w in 

Florida or elsewhere. 

This is in sharp contrast to 

must amateur estiniutes, thai 

lil.iM la frnm 2,,100 uji. And 1'. ii 

more than the idsl i'ciorul cen- 

EiiiH, in 1H30, which vai »itlM, 

Sir, Grela barCs hh Mumnie 

upon tlie number .,,' fui'xlu'ii :hat 

aro being servmi with mail. Cur- 

riei-ii wei'f^ iiiNtnicted t(» iu4t s ertaiii 

the nliiilliOr of purHonji in cuich 

family^ 

Abiivnteeu Added In 

To the total Uius obtained was 

added the familieit known to he 

bona fide rnûientji, hut who are 

away this winter, Mr, Greis 

guested at the number in en 

oi' these absent families. ' 

He then added those who '>>' 

post office hoxes, and suhtracti 

dupjicationi, or persons who; 

mail is delivered both at h*v 

and office. 

Figuring Another Way 

By way of substantiating h 

estimate, he filtes the fact' 1 that 

there are approximately 4 

registered voters here and c 

1101) enrolled in tlie schools. All 

out 100 of tlie student body are 

from out of town. But deducting 

these and adding the number ol 

children under school age, nndihiH 

hlx eKtiniate of more than (1,0(11 

pioveil correct, he conteiidii,' 

On the strength of this show 

g, Mr, Grcls thinks that the 

postmaster's salary may be 

lased $100 a year. Whoever is 

pointed permanent imstunii 

will eain by it, '•' 

The First Lady of the Land 

* » *• t t 

As Seen by a Former Resort Woman 

Mrs. Roosevelt Knows There is Sickness and Poverty, 

Mrs. Teasdale Says After Studying Her Sympa- 

thetic Face at White House Tea 

working on 

CERTAINLY BQ 

THE BtCH'TTI 

FXHl IT! 

• » • • ' » : • • 

»•• Ml. "ParaphfSKirtg Henry 

Pord'g war-line remark, I hope 

to have all the beyt out of the 

woods before iprinjr," 

Lovelniiil "inherited" several 

ases from the former prosecu 

tor, T, Millet Hand. 

"Ready!" Kays RMdlty 

Mayor Ilimdley wa« plainly sur 

prised WednesU. , night when The 

Sentinel-Ledger telephoned him 

the news, 

"Well," he remarked, "we 

might as well have it over." 

When told that the trial is 

only a little more than two weeks 

I Continue*! nn nage g ) 

Ocean City Parent 

Causes Arrest Of 

Son as Disorderly 

Nabbed with Man and Wo- 

man in Semen Point; 

Police Break Door 

JAILED raHM DAYS 

An Ocean City father, Wil- 

liam BateBon, {jr., 1 Aabury ay. 

eaused the arrest of his own 

son, William Batesen, Jr., in 

Someri Point, Wednesday. 

He swore out a warrant, eharg. 

ing him with breach of bond and 

disorderly person, and two other 

warrant, charging Hannah Coyle 

Mill Gus Whnlen, 44, of 484 Neiv 

Jersuy av., with maintaining a 

disorderly house and with "tip. 

Dling and ilrinking." He alleges 

they harbored his son for the 

past two months. 

Police Recorder Lawrence Bran- 

Igan at a hearing Wednesday 

night fined all three ISO each, 

with the stipulation that if they 

couldn't pay their flnei, they each 

would serve 100 days in the coun- 

ty jail at Mays Landing. They 

pleaded guilty. Dateson's flnft 

was paid. 

Kept Him Drunk 

Editor's Note—What sort of woman is Mrs, Franklin Delano 

Roosevelt? Is Khe as gracious, as charming—and as sympathetic 

—as the newspaperg haie pictured her? A former Ocean City 

woman, Mrs, William Carey TeiMdale, had an opportunity to study 

her at close range during a White House tea, the ether day. "In 

Ihe followine letter to the Women's Research Club of Ocean City, 

Mrs- TenMdale gives her impressions of the First Lady of the Land, 

Watts loved to paint; women Jvho 

hnye iilway. mifrain.jii4 ...J__. 

Her hand-shake was full of vi- 

tality and again 1 eenfied Mat 

surprising youth. ^J- ory 

Mi 1 . Price left for Phil-! 

an hour later. It was 

e to make any time over 

Kei'ously slip, 

snoiv, Mr, 

Theri- she rtond. lii-nufifull.v 

nun'. The 19:ir> budget wll nut bo In- 

" ni 'i tniiliiced, as hurt boon i\rt» i. 

flor fh ninrte nn 

think of thorn? lonKliinbed women 

[An auto manufactQrer has 

completed a million - dollar 

provint ground to give his 

tnte tlie acid teat in en- 

.flucance and slaying powei. 

Wouldn't it have been a 

• Joe kinipler to 'loan it to a 

'j the week-end? 

, Is Dead 

^^s 

To Pay Teachers Today 

Continuing l(B policy »r I icet 

Ing bills and pnyrolle ,,n llVne 

tlife city toflny will pny ivsorf 

school employca their Bnlnii'^ ir 

rull to rebruary 1, amounting Ir 

slightly ICBB tlian $10,dW. 

Guards Find Weather Cool But Reception Warm 

••* ... •.« _ _ 

Ocean City Boys Amaze Floridans in-Lifeboat Launching-" Drill 

Ocean City'* 

HEeguardg 1 ' hiivo run i nfoul of 

cold weather in Florida. 

A letter from Luther R Hofl- 

mun, city publicity director, re- 

celved tnl« week by The SonM 

ncl-Lcilget, says tho temperature 

dropped to 46 degree* last week, 

nnd caused a postponement of tho 

lifeguards' first nclieduled wnter- 

hW In tho municipal pool at 

Ad Bh 

_,_^ „ ReMrt Cuatomer, 

| nermittiDB. . - . • 

The guards are tonrlng Florida 

resorts to advertise Ocwin city 

to prospective summer vacation- 

MR, ana arc paying their, fivn 

expenses with tho shown, i- :• 

(On Sundny, January 18^ they 

ffiTe/ah eirtiihitlonftt HoUrwoou 

Beach of launching Ihelr life 

bttBt 1 and of vnrlouft tyjeW -ijif, rti- 

The Ma was verr 

Hoffou* nporM. ^4mM 

were tiltedt , 'ire tHoit 

"The beach n«s «roffded 

ffiib bnlhcrs nod MrolKr«." 

Hoffman Mid that lifter the 

eight boys were settled fit Lake 

Worth, Wwhere th« oily iinihorl- 

ties received them with open 

arms,", Jack frame, Pep BntlU 1 

and himself Btartod for the wilt 

Mast of FlorJiSi to close Bevcml 

mm 

dates 

Prl«aF)," he *»!dt 'Ve were at 

Pftrt Myer, 'Wntrtf ' contact was 

nuocbfirfill. - The followinj nlghtl 

ith ice and 

^rite was driving particularly 

lowly when the 

vent into a skid. 

With all hope of eatehinsc the 

rain gone, he turned over ihe 

eys let a traffic officer, and hi 

nil Mra. Price took a bus to 

iamden, where they remained for 

he rest of the night. 

r§. Price *lid not leave Phi 

idelphia until Friday night, mill 

an forced tq wnit 12 hours 

hieago. 

Meantime, however, subsequent 

elegrams from Spokane said that 

ill, Clarke's condition WUH im- 

ing- Mr, Clarke, who was 

iere last sumiiier for several 

feeks, suffered the heart attack 

fter he had shoveleil snow from 

n IIBDLM hii liome. Hfl_eollapg. 

ed in his bedroom, unknown to 

is daughter, m*s Emma ClurJfe, 

who was in anither rooin. 

By colneiden*, Mr. and 

larke and the occupants of an 

partment upstairs had been read- 

m a mystery story the previous 

ight, in which one of the cliar- 

cters had summoned help by 

apping three times. Unable lo 

peak, Mi. Clarke tapped three 

inies with his ^fountain pen iin 

adiator pipes. The iipfltaiiB ten- 

nts heard it and. came to hia 

iscue, 

Mrs. Price arrived in apokano 

ate .Monday night, midnight by 

eBterii tlnie, or about !i p. m. 

JMern time. She will he away 

hnui a iiionUi. She IK HI 1207 W. 

I., Spokane, Wash. 

popoo 

Valuations Cut Is 

Opposed by Co, 

Tu Board Ponders Resort 

Opposition to IS Per 

Cent 'Mirk Up' 

TAX BILLS TO DROP 

A acoi% of men unconcernedly risked thiir Hvis in' th^ 

vicinity of,§eean City and Somera Point last wtek during 

the stormi io that you might keep your radio or oil-fur- 

nace going, or flip a button and flood your home with light. 

Swaying, half-frozen, from dizzy heights on ice-sheath- 

poles, they fought in the teeth of the worst blizzard in 

oO yeara to restore normal electric service, a job that won't 

be fully completed until summer, so widespread was the 

dii mage. They froze their feet, their faces and hands, but 

suddenly they kept o" lighting. 

tux hills this year 

average, he 10 per 


will, on the ag, h 

cent less than last year 

Tentative refusal of tlie eounty 

hoard of taxation last week to 

lllpw all of the approximately 

;5,00O,O00 reduction in the re- 

Mirt'u net valuntiou taxable that 

wa.s tusked hy ABSCSSOI- Kdward 11. 

Bowker does not 

niter the tax bill. mihstantially 

The 10 pel 

Walks Barefoot 

In Snow and Ice 

Lineman Freezes Fqot; 

Uses Heroic, Treatment 

\ man nnllied barefoot In 

tbi' auon anil Ice Oil J(te Nep 

iHle (it) himleTard, during tlitt 

bllzznrd IHNI WedneiidO). And 

he nmtn't "balmy," either. 

He iviis How did Lukcna. Oc- 

ean City lineman for the Atlan- 

tic City Electric oo. 

T\TO. polen hud broken off on 

lit*- trnnfini'h-.lon Itnc frtini'Bi 

l«le cily to Ocean View, nnd 

eaiilufl nil wlren down. 

LukonH fiw,o one of his feel 

while reimlrlne the hreah. He 

look off IIIB shoo and heavy 

uink and Inimpcd uround Imro- 

fi>ol. it wa.q lieruic trvatmeiil, 

bill il Illaived lliu fool. 

* » t 

"KYITJ niiid in our crew 

riskid hb Ihe HII COUHIIIIIITS 

could Imve their lights,'' nnld 

Iliiiiatrcr II. I.. England. "

Jan 1935 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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