Nov 1912 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

*&&»*«*••• BAPTIST. 

Tâanbona ta. Immannel Baptist 

Cimiqboa^Kniidajr war* preached to 

owingaUQM eUghtly amaller than 

a«nml.,Tb«mornlng tpplo waa "Grains 

•rtoIocMr.^Gee'a theme was "Tbe 

-Haspoke In put eafollow*: 

^Wbatbtbe conscience? We ate 

-. famaiaranough wttb the word and we 

.' V>y know what It means nnlU we try to 

- * explain tbe meanhig to some one else. 

" / Then we flnd «orsejves tu difficulties, 

" v 1'. ''BntwheUrerwethlnkofconsclence 

*,i aa*>panon within a person or a par- 

- •'eon standing by a person, or the voice 

' v »«* Ood in the soul, or an echo from 

*• ' this one fact Is evident, 

.conscience makes cowards of 

^naaU. Wo am afraid of conscience 

"and Its verdicts. Why Is this? Why 

V s art we afraid of conactonoef Is it not 

, wonWeeaae to'accuse and would in- 

• stead commend, and you conld dlelp 

't'-. r Bothcottgngattonathat gathered II 

, .. U* Pint Presbyterian Church on Son. 

'•-. ^ day wan exceptionally large for Ibis 

, * seasonof the year. Qnltea large nnm- 

. * _ btfptthamembem ana friends of the 

eburefcarestlU away on tbelr vaca- 

Mooa,battbelargennmberorstranger8 

^•tttndtog th» ebnrcb at present la 

i. keeping the atttndance at high mark 

iSandajiWMObsearedas "rally day 

The ffhPinh 

y 

decorated 

durlng.tbe course of the day.. Injaut 

mornuigbtotbame was, "BoulTnlrst," 

•nd in the ovanlng, "The Supreme 

Mission of tn* Church, 1 ' taking aa bla 

text Psalm 42; 1-2, "As tbe bean 

pantsth after the water-brooks, so 

inttth my. soul after The*, O God. 

My soul thlrsteth for Ood, for the 

living God. When shall I come and 

ippear before Ood?" 

Mr. Bobner said In part at tbe morn- 

Ing service: 

"Man Is a great bundle of longings. 

It waa a poet of shallow thought who 

aald, ' 

Man wanta bat little here below, 

Nor wanlathalliul* long. 

"Tennyson waa a man of deeper In- 

sight Into the human heart and said, 

with more troth, that man is 

An Infant In the nljot. 

An Infant crjlng for the light. 

And with no language bat a cry. 

"Man Is athlrst for Ood. As Angus- 

tine said, -Thou hast made nsfor Thy- 

self, and our heart Is restless until It 

finds rest In Thee!' The waters ol this 

world cannot satisfy his soul. Like 

the waters of Marab, they are brackish 

and bitter, and, like the waters of the 

aea, tbe more he drinks the thirstier 

he becofaae*. Ood alone ran satisfy 

Yet bow few seem to realize It- They 

go looking everywhere to satisfy their 

soul thirst, but fall to turn to God, 

who alone can satisfy. If'the three 

hundred and sixty degrees around tbe 

horizon should eacb represent a door, 

we would see many knocking at every 

door for spiritual contentment and 

heart happiness before looking to Him 

who alone can give snch'tblngs." 

WEST M. K. . 

A congregation that was large for 

his season of tbe year greeted the 

preacher, Dr J. B. Haines, in the 

rtallMalo tbe promises of God's Word! 

He appreciates them. They are then 

hrobbing, vital actualities. He grips 

hem. Theu they grip him, and fur- 

nish the Inspiration and working 

tower of bis life. 

'.•ram with you," Is really worth 

more than all earthly possessions. If 

we measure life by three score years 

ind ten, tben youth Is tbe most Joyous 

'rejoicing In hope" time; but If we 

measure by' Infinity, then tbe best'time 

Is when, having been tested and ma- 

tured, we near the time of fruition.' 

We have to have our discipline.. The 

baby Rets many bumps before It learns 

to walk,~but It Is.a rejoicing time to 

be father and mother In seeing pro- 

gress lu (he child. 

There are rame things In us that we 

desire perpetuated and for which .we 

are wllllug to endure vigorous train- 

ng and contlnous bard work. The 

power of vigorous, continued and cor- 

rect thought werejoloe In In the hope of 

at last coming to our. own where In- 

ellectual processes will not be tire- 

some and uncertain. We are estab- 

ishing a few friendships here that 

we expect to coutluue "There." 

We are never quite satisfied here 

i-con- Klrat M. E. Church, on Sabbath morn- 

Ing. -An appropriate theme for .the 

season was taken- from tbe test, "Re- 

joicing tn hope." Only a brief sugges- 

tive outline can be given of the sermon 

that commanded the Interest or tbe 

audleuce to Its close. 

"It may be said of every oue, who l» 

uol hopelessly adrift mentally, that 

we have some Ideal or purpose that 1i- 

operative, consciously or unconscious- 

ly, In our lives; If lbl» purpose Is large 

enough to command the Interest of the 

entire inau. It Is a uonrce of Inspiration 

and Mopefuluess, even though tb 

fruition may be long deferred; and 

even though tbe things of the material 

world are subject to variation, the sou 

demands that- In response for all' It* 

•trtvlngs then shall be some things 

that abide," said Dr. Haloes. Tbe pas- 

tor then referred to.tbe object lesson* 

of hopefulness In tbe material • world 

at this season of tbe year; in tbe * bad 

of promise that are .now formed, and 

will - be kept through the winter to 

come forth Into larger lire In the spring 

agraln.of corn planted will produce 

nine hundred grains In one. year; a 

grapevine bud may have within It 

possibilities of fourteen feet of growth, 

end many bunches of grapes, barring 

contingencies. The harvest of nex 

year, In bud and branch, Is assured 

low. 

Tbe pastor expressed his sorrow for 

the boy who did not have the luxury 

of roaming through fields of corn and 

grain and gathering nuts In tbe "re- 

without opportunities 

he beaulllul and good. 

to appreciate 

We rejoice to 

know we shall Und our Ideal "There. 1 

Our scope of service here to limited 

and hindered, we ca'nnot do all the 

good we would like; "There" we sbal 

•be satn-Hed." We tabernacle here 

•There" w.e shall live hi ah. abiding 

house. 

•Whose seed Is In Itself" Is an ex 

pression. In' the opening chapter lu 

God's Word. The seed of the soul 

life or death Is In Itself In this life. The 

new-life Is the gift of God through 

Jesus Christ, our Lord. 

(Commanlcaud:> 

Voters) •taoald Have Home Pride. 

EDITOR TOE BENTINKL:—Horn 

pride—yes, "home 'pride" and the 

"love of home"—Is the compass that 

guides all the world. Forget that 

which maybe petty and small. Re- 

member Just one thing: He who shuts 

his door ou a winter's night and think* 

all of hlx neighbor* are warm, may be 

without fuel sqhietlme himself. For 

get party factions, forget petty leal' 

ouslei). forget pre-election promises, 

lleuwtnber at all time* your' home 

pride. The opportunity has ottered 

Itself this coming election; Tbe • citi 

zens have among them a candidate t 

be elected as State Senator. You have 

In your community a man beyond re-, 

pmach, beyond the question of doubt 

acltixen that any city wouM be proud 

of, and a mau who has lived amougst' 

vou for years—a'big mau—and why a 

big man? Yon may say many tlilnge 

may be made big, but two things ari 

bl*: • • 

To be honest Is big. 

To worn well Is big. . . 

Therefore, tbe writer thinks thai 

Lewis M. Uresse Is a big man. ' 

This Is tbe day of the man who acts. 

The world wants him, wed knowing 

thai be is bound to forge ahead'anil 

achieve what compels rightful admi- 

ration. 

The citizen* have now thin oppor 

tuplty to show their appreciation 

towards a big mao. a-citizen of Ocean 

Ctty. . ' 

No matter who your prefprenre may 

be for President, let home pride- pre< 

Bohuer of 

an active 

was visit-1 

pastor of the First 

• aeltdeulal, self control and lu endur- 

ing harduess; he Is courageous in 

affliction—that may be llfe-loufcr—be- 

cause be remembers "there Is a recom- 

pense of reward." He rtjoices In hope 

of tbe glad day of reaching 

ment of the Ideal for which he has en- 

dured and suffered. There comes a 

sermons time In tbe Christian's life when he 

dominate. 

• Vf.TEIt. 

• MBssscimtai! . 

To the Voters ot-tbe Second Ward o 

Ocean City: . 

' Havlugbeen araudblate at the lant 

primaries for the unlre of Krevlioliler 

of Cape Stay I'uuuty, and recelvlne 

tbe noiiiliiation on the Democratli 

ticket,-! will) lounliouiice that, I 

elected to the otllce, I will, ta the ut- 

most of my iK>wer aiirt ability, work 

for the best intereslH or ('ape May 

Couuly uiid Ocean City In particular. 

. ' ALVKKB R. SMITH. . 

[Thin advertlHement paid for by A! 

fad R Smith.] ' r 

PROSPERITY OF 

CAPE HUT CODKTY 

like the prosperity of all of NeAV Jersey, depends upon a . ; 

Protective TaritT, which is one of the fandamental principles ' • 

, of the Republican party. ' •' '. 

Free Trade 

Advocated by*Woodrow Wilson and the Democratic plat- >--• . . ' 

*\ " form would ruin our industries and cut off the markets of 

our farmers. ; . * . * .* . 

Democratic Legislature 

• * ' , *• m ^ • . ' • • • • • • ' . • 

s '''Aided by Governor Wilson, sent James B. Martine, a Free' 

^ Trader, to the United States Senate. If the next New "_ .. 

^,( „,,•yioiii.sTy 

S.Trt-lurvt't-tMii *'iLy K111I1II11: ii.-luli«iii. IÎN lur (WIH nr pti>limii>i] HuilittfM 

to nut, furul»!i>Hl... uufnrhl.hiHl. lhiil'.. • • • • . ' 

Boyle's Dependable Market 

8.W. Cor. Twelfth Stand Asbury Ave. 

Everything in Meats, Groceries and Vegetables . 

ampanT IM OT 

lent In THI» Clly 

HupUJobn J. Powers, of the gas 

company, has a force of men engaged 

In regradtng the .company'* mains on 

Central, Wesley and Pleasure avenues 

and Seventh and' Fourteenth.streets.. 

He Is also regradlng the service |>lpes 

on Arbary and Central avenue. 

The company la overhauling tbe 

main and service systems In order to 

do away with tbe troubles experienced 

by tbe company and Us patrons in 

past years. 

. In Hupt. Powers the company "has 

an efflcleut aud painstaking official 

and he Is always* alert to the IntereaU 

of *tbe patrons as well as bis em- 

ployers. 

Tbe company will begin »ithln a 

few days to run a four-Inch main on 

Eighth street, from West avenue to 

the Knardwalk. Tbe main will be 

laid for the purpose of equalizing the 

presnure'tietween the different trunk 

lines In this city. . 

Themalu^mtiBt be laid.'before the 

city putH down HH new • pavement on 

EIKIIIII street, and for this reason the 

gas company will begin its work on 

thlHuualn within the next few days 

and push,It to completion. 

Adding Bay Windows. 

Mrs J. H. McCullough, of Philadel- 

phia, 1H Improving her cottage ouren- 

tral aveuue, below Seventeenth street, 

by adding a two-story, bay window. 

Mm. McCullough believes in keeping 

her property In the best of condition. 

on vacation. 

Hiram 4. Mowrer, assistant cashier 

of the First National Hank, and wife 

are enjoying a two weeks' vacation. 

They are visiting tbe former's relatives 

lu ITancaster Couuty, Pennsylvania.. 

CHURCH CHAPEL 

TO BE ENLARGED 

Big:'Improvement at St. Ao.- 

gnetine's to Accommodate 

Members. 

The work of building au addition, 

' 10x21 feet, to the chapel of Bt. Augua- 

tive's Church, ou tbe north side of the 

structure, waa begnn this week, and It 

Is' expected by the rector; tbe Rev. 

John' J. Sweeney, that tbe enlarged 

edlllce will be completed In about ten 

days. •. ' •• " • • 

Tbe addition will make the seating 

capacity about 160, and the Improve- 

ment Is found Imperative, because of 

thelnoreaseoftbe winter congregation. 

A heating apparatus will also be In- 

stalled. .. . •'..... 

The dispel will have' a new altar, 

new railing and new pictures In the 

sanctuary -The altars and railing are 

being made at boys' protectory at Fat- 

lands, Pa., in charge of tbe Cbrlstlau 

Brothers. ' ' , 

The rector of the church contem- 

plates havlug a' weeks mission In 

charge of members of the Paul 1st Or- 

der sonie.tlme duilng the month of 

January. , 

andFlfteenthati«at I alsreport 

by hlpa. The Ocean avenue lot. It Is. 

understood'. Is to be Improved with 

the erection of- a bandsome houBe 

costing in the neighborhood of (5.000. 

Another sale made by Mr. Btanton 

Is of a lot ou Third street, near the 

ocean, owned by James Franklin. 

This lot-was sold to Thomas M. Scott, 

of the Ocean City Yacht Club, who 

has begun the election of a very at- 

tractive cottage. 

IMPROVING HOTTSE 

The Bev. a.-J. Comfort Will Have 

. Pine Hotel. • • 

The Ocean 'Clly House Building 

Company la'.raising and remodeling 

the .Rev. Bamuel J. Comfort's boarding 

bouse at Second street and the bay. 

Tbe building will be given a new front 

and sixteen roorae.wlll be added.. The 

coat of 'them Improvements will he 

about $4,000. ••' • '. ' 

' When tbe work la completed Mr, 

Comfort will have a line hotel, excel- 

lently located,"with a splendid view of 

the bay and inlet. 

Dedicated Mew Cnnrcti. 

-Tbe ' new Methodist Episcopal 

Church at Haddonlield, of which tbe 

Kev. Pennlngton Corson, formerly of 

this city, is paBtor, was dedicated Bun- 

day. Among those assisting at. the 

dedicatory services was the Itev. Alex- 

ander Conon^son of tbe pastor. 

The BESTINEI. extends congratula- 

tions to the putor, who has a great 

number of Mend's- in Ocean Clly, aud 

where another son. Dr.' Allen Corson, 

ia one of the leading pbyslclanH. 

W. C. X. V. Meellua;. 

A mooting of tbe W. C. T. U. will 

be held at the residence of Mrs. Mar- 

tha H Lake, 1124 Asbury 'avenue, on 

Wednesday afternoon' next. Mlsa 

Kate l>wla will be in charge ot tbe 

meeting and tbe topio will be "Mercy 

-Department.'-!—'- — 

CRESSE LED IN VOTE HER& 

BUT LOST TO 

MANY SEEK TO 

BE POSTMASTER 

supper bave been appointed: 

' Solloltlng and collecting—Richard 

B. Btlles, w: E.Massey. Dr. J. B. 

Haines and Or. C. E Edwards. 

' Purcbaslng, printing,- advertising 

and. menu—W. K. Massey, -R. B. 

Btltea, R. W. JSdwards.and Mrs. E. W. 

Gandy. ' " 

Entertainment and music—W. E. 

Massey, R. W. Edwards, U. H. 

and. Miss B. Halnes. 

Cloaks and wraps—W. E. Massey. 

Leonard Lear, Maylln Robinson and 

Miss Stewart. . - 

Table decorations—Mrs. W. E. Mas- 

sey and Mrs. J. B,.Halues. 

Head waiter—William O. Abbott. 

Dlatrlbutlott-aud sale of tickets— R. 

Gar ret son,. Bertram Steelman, E. M. 

Button, Dr. C. E. Edwards, R. B. 

Stites, W. Scott Hand and Dr. Hughe* 

Kitchen, cooking and'serving sup- 

per—Mrs. E. W. Uandy, Mrs. N. Booy, 

Mrs. R. W. Edward» and Mrs. Harry 

Headley. 

RecepUon—Samuel Russell, I.. R. 

Thomas, Youngs Corxon, C. H. Hhoe- 

rnaker, Mm. J." B.< Christian, Mrs 

Samuel Russell aud - Mrs. Ralph L. 

Qofl*. • 

Head of tablea-Oeo. O. Adams, R. 

W. Edwards, John Marts, Bertram 

Steelman, E. M. Button, E. A. C'onton, 

R. H. Thorn, M. W, Adams, W. Scott 

Hand, Harry Headley, J. M. Cheater, 

C. H. Shoemaker, C. S. Coraon, J. W. 

TburHton, G. B. Parker,' O. M. Town- 

send, Robert Fls'ber, B. B. Miller, W. 

E. Massey. A. J. Sleelman, Rnlla Gar- 

retson, N. C. Godfrey, R. C. Robinson, 

H. 8. Mowrer and Mr. Wilson. 

Tables and extra dishes—George O. 

_A_dam8,jQ,_B,_Parker_BHd_N._CVO«dj 

frey. • 

Tickets are now on sale at 75 cents 

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Improilog cotlase. . 

William Hagle, of Philadelphia, IB 

making a number of Improvements to 

bis cottage on. West avenue, below 

Sixteenth street.. These Include a two- 

alory bay window and a sun-parlor.— 

With WUson's Election, Dem- 

ocrats Here Would I,lke to 

. Qet Good Office. 

With the Democratic victory on 

Tuesday, local followers of Wilson are 

now discussing the. question of- who 

will be the next postmaster here. Mr. 

Mutton has some time to serve. Among 

those talked of for tbe office are .Will- 

iam H. Campbell, L. IJ. Wallace, E. 

A. Bourgeois, R. H. Thorn and B. 

Prank-Bmltbr 

Vox on4 Johnson Re*c|ected^ 

Freeholders in Heavy Poll' > 

—Democratic Victory. , , 

The nnusual Intaiaat la the ejection.' > 

In this city on Tuesday was shown by * 

the heavy vote cast at the poUs.M -, 

Io the First Ward tbe total trote waw -i 

865, with one rejected. In tbeBeoond - 

Ward tbe total vote WM 874, with 

three rejected. < f, s 1 

L. M. Crease, Republican nominee ir 

for the Slate Senate while he. ran ^ 

ahead of his ticket, thus d*monatrat-'-i 

ing his continued popularity, toat out l 

lo H. C. Wbeaton, his DeoaooraUo on- i 

ponent, as waa the ease with all .the i 

candidates on the Tart and Booaavelt ~- 

tickets lu Cape May County; 

There'waa. a strong .fight in both 

Mr. Button's term will uot expire 

until a year from next February. Inci- 

dentally it can be said, all of tbe posi- 

tions In tbe post otllce, aside from that 

held by Mr. Button, are under life 

civil service rules. 

.SUIT FOR .DAMAGES 

Hew work aian Takes Action 

. Aamlnat Dr. P. A. Mack. 

' Many Ocean City people will be In- 

terested In the following,- which ap- 

peared In* the'Philadelphia Evening 

Telegraph one day last -week: 

Frank X Gibbons, now of New York, 

has brought suit against Frederick A. 

Slack, a Philadelphia dentist, In Court 

of Common Pleas No. I, to recover 

damages for alienating the affections 

of Mrs. Bertha J. Gibbons, tbe 

plaintiff's wife. Slack 'bas offices' In 

the Empire Building, Thirteenth and 

Walnut streets. Il Is alleged that bis 

dental parlor waa tbe place or much 

secret love-making between Slack and 

the plalntlH'a wife during 1011. 

Gibbons, tbe aggrieved husband, 

was marrled'to Bertha J. Spencer ou 

April 8, 1905. Their domeutlc life, sn 

tbe statement says, was tranquil until 

tbe dentist appeared and paid atten- 

tion' to Mrs.' Gibbons. The alleged 

affair commenced early In May of last 

year, about the time that Gibbons was 

compelled to go to New York ou ac- 

count of business. He took bis wife 

with him, but It Is alleged she found 

some excuse to make frequent, visits to 

Philadelphia. The plalntltr Is repre- 

sented by Frederick J.Shoyer. 

Gibbons, the husband, declares thai 

be has been damaged to the extent of 

$5,000 as the result of,losing his wife's 

society, affections and assistance. 

Unlveralljr qtudeuia Home. 

Edward Cotton,-Eugene Miller and 

Wilson Y. Christian, students at the 

1'nlvernlty of Pennsylvania, were at 

the borne of their parents, in this city, 

over Sunday. ^ 

KILLED TWO BIO DEER 

ON FIRiST DAY OF SEASON 

SUTTONS HEALTH 

IS IMPROVING 

Postmaster Hopes to Return 

to His. Home Here This 

; ••. - 'Week. 

Tbe health of Postmaster Button baa 

so Improved that he has arranged to 

leave Wernersyille today and go to 

Philadelphia, where he will be ex- 

amined by Dr. Mercer,, or the Jeffer- 

son Hospital. 

If the physician agrees wltb bis' 

plane,'Postmaster Button will tben re- 

turn to bis borne In this city. 

This will be good news to Mr. But- 

ton's many friends.' 

Mr. Button* bas been at Werneravllle 

for about a month. Prior to that he 

underwent treatment at the Jefferson 

Hospital for several weekd. ' 

W.8.2>ane and Friends, In- 

idi W. 8cott Hand, 

Made a Record. - 

William B. Zane. and a party of 

Mends made a • remarkable ' record 

ear Tuckahoe, last Saturday,. when 

hey shot two deer. One waa a spike- 

ornbuck weighing 125 pounds and 

tbe -other was a four-pronged buck 

eighing 175 pounds. ' 

Tbe first was shot by William Van-, 

lerpleng and the' other by Norman 

alley, of Tuckahoe. 

The others In Mr. Zane's party were 

Sidney Bailey, Ralph Bailey and 

Harry Lee, of-Tuckahoe, and W. Scott 

Hand, of this oily. 

Mr. Zane and 'bla friends usually 

ihoot one deer eacb season, but to get 

wo is something seldom beard. of In 

bis section. ' 

The party saw another deer on Bat- 

rday and they went out Tuesday de- 

ermlned to get It If possible. . 

AGED WOMAN BURIED 

afnny Aurndcd 'pnneral. ol Hra. 

Beltord amliu. 

The funeral of Mra. Belford Smith, 

took place Saturday afternoon from 

tbe residence of her husband, Captain 

Belford Smith, at Tuckahoe, and waa 

largely attended. 

Mrs. Smith, who waa seventy-two 

years old, bad been III for some time, 

and her death was due to a general 

breakdown. Sne was dearly beloved 

by a large circle of friends. 

. She was an aunt or Mrs. Everton A. 

Corwm and Mrs. William G. Abbott, 

of this city. ' • . - 

FOUND ROADS BAD 

Aulo Trairel Hard la Haryland. 

- -saya arjafer Bmllb. 

, W. Bhafer Hmllh. receiving teller In 

tbe Flrat National Bttuk, returned 

home early la tbe week from ibis vaca- 

tion trip. Accompanied by Mn. Smith 

and their son, Richard, Mr. Smith 

went In his auto to places of Interest 

In the upper part of thin Htate and 

crossed over to Pennsylvania." 

They also went to Baltimore, by 

automobile, but found the roads abom 

Inable In "Maryland, my Maryland." 

Because or the rough highway's, they 

shipped the auto from Baltimore to 

Philadelphia and took tbe train. From 

Philadelphia they came to Ocean Ulty 

in their machine. 

In the matters of Conveyancing, Title Investigation and Settlement of Pur- 

chases, we aim to give our clients thorough care and conscientious service. 

We haye always endeavored to maintain that reputation for our office. 

IVIASSEY & EDWARDS 

EIGHTH AND CENTRAL AVENUE 

.First-class mortgage investments secured. 

Par Male. 

. Lots 46, 47 and 4a* Marine Place, 

Crease tract, 80xl(h! feet each. Apply 

urUDUQ trailis OUAIUM •«>«• vauut *» 

to owner: Elisabeth G. Sands, 683 

tral ave.. Ocean City. 

adv 

FOB BAMt^-Oouagea and lots 

- nainOceanUity 

. ' own Your Borne. 

It's dignified and given you a deli- 

cious sense of seourlty to owu your 

home at • " . ' 

OOBANCITY.^ 

. Besides, your responsibility as a real 

estate owner makes you a desirable 

citizen. Think It over, then call on - 

HABBYJKKADI.EY, : i 

Real Estate Operator, Ninth and Aa- 

fcury avenue, nest to Ore house who 

will show yon the very beat way and 

adjna or the greatest bargains to be FOB _8AI4».—Parlor beating stove; 

14(11 bwej on the eajl««t. tarms auH> "offlce stove. Ellluger, 619 Aa. 

Phono connection., '• ' adv. ( bury aveuue. adv. it 

Apply to Ai Cotton 619 Asbury avenue. 

Ocean City. New Jersey. adv. 

Chain recaned at 406 Asbury aveuue 

by William Dykes. advi, 2U 

57 HEARS OLD HE 

BATHED IN SURF 

James Franklin, Owner of 

Hotel Strand, Says Water 

' -Was Fine.' 

Hallow-e'en was the fifty-seventh 

birthday anniversary or James Frank- 

lin, of Philadelphia, who In owner of 

the Hotel Si rand and one or the owners 

of the Bellevue Baths In thls'clty. 

'Mr. Franklin was In this resort on 

that day and celebrated the anniver- 

sary by taking a dip In the surf. He 

said the water'was fine. On many 

days during tbe'past summer the 

ocean was'colder. than it was. October 

81, he declared. - 

Mr. Franklin's host or friends here 

and In Philadelphia hope he. will have 

tbe pleasure of celebrating many more 

birthday, anniversaries In like manner. 

the Cape May County Board of Free- t 

holders, J. P. Fox and William 8. 

Johnson, but both wen re-elected. , > 

Indications are that Congressman 

Gardner has been defeated by J.,, 

Thompson Baker, Democrat. ,, 

All over the country then WM a. 

landslide" for Wilson for President, 

as was to have been expected, wltb 

the Republican party split In twain. 

Tbe vote in Ocean Clly waa as fol- , 

lows: 

• _. Fnisr WABD. 

' President aud Vice President of tho 

Uulted States. ' _ . 

Taft and "Sherman, • Republican, 

electors, 89. 

Roosevelt aud Johnson, Progressive, 

electors, 178. . 

Wilson and Marshall. Democratic, 

electors, 77. .' 

- Member of Houite of Representative* 

of United State*—J. Tliompson Baker, 

80; liewis Lincoln Kavenson, Natlouat' 

Prohibition, 11; JouuJ. Gardner, Re- 

publlcau, 941 Francis D. Potter, Pro- 

gresBlve (Roosevelt), 118. 

State Senator—William H. Bright, 

ProgreHslve (Roosevelt), 87; Lewis M. 

Cresse,- Republican, 205; Harry V. 

Wheaton, Democratlo, 42; Waller L. 

Yerkes, National Prohibition, 6. 

Member of Assembly — Monroe 

Hand/National Prohibition, 17; Danl. 

B. May hew, Progressive (Roosevelt), 

125; William Porter, fomocratle, 49; 

Henry B. Rutherrord, Republican, 119. 

Surrogate—Edward ti. Rice, Dent- 

ocratlc, 60; John K. Sparks, Progre*- 

Dive (Roosevelt), 107; Corsvllle E. 

Btllle, Republican, 145. 

Coroner— Daniel Focer, National 

ProhlblUou,65; William H. TUomp^ 

ran, Republican and Democratlo, 182. 

Choseu Freeholder-John Uriunell, 

Democratic and Progressive, 146; John 

P. Fox, Republican, 187. 

Board of Education,.2 years—Chas. 

Headley, Democratlo, 105; A. J. Bmlth, 

Republican, ISO; Spencer B. Bwau, 

Republican and Democratic, 178. 

~ : SECOND WAKD. 

President and VIce-President of the 

United States. , 1 

TaR .and Sherman, Republican, , 

electors, GSJ . 

Roosevelt and Johnson,-Progressive, 

electors, 202. • 

Chafln and Watklns, National Pro* 

hlbltlon', electors, 4, 

Wilson and Marshall, Democratic, 

electors, 103. 

Member of Honse of Representatives 

of United States—J.'Thompnon Baker, 

Democratic, 106; Lewis Lincoln Eaven- 

son, National Prohibition, 8; John J. 

Gardner, Republican,' 68; Franols D. 

Potter, Progressive (Roosevelt), ISO. 

State Senator—William H. Bright, 

'7! 

t V- 

HAD ENJOYABLE TIME 

>r. and mm. a., a. A. Stedem 

lerlaln a Pew Prlenda 

Dr. and Mrs. I*. & A. Btedem, of 

Philadelphia, returned home Monday 

after spending several .days In their 

cottage, mi Asbury avenue, below. Fif- 

teenth street. '. » 

They entertained a few of their 

rrienda In tbelr cottage Saturday even- 

Ing, and a few hours were spent very 

pleasantly. 

Those present were the Rev. John J. 

Sweeney,.Mr. and Mrs. Eaton HampT.. 

of Philadelphia, who are cottagers 

here, and Miss Hawkins, Dr. and Mra. 

W.F. E. Medem, J. F. MaoNi 

and wife, Misses Marlon, Adelaide and 

Gertrude Btedem and Lawrence and 

Joseph Btedem'. " ' -.. 

TOWN.WA8 XIVTC.V 

•aaqscmlers Pilled ibe Hlreela 

- ' Here on Hallowe'en. . . 

The young people of this city tilled 

the street* on Hallow-e'en as never be- 

fore. They were arrayed In all man- 

ner of costumes, and tbelr appearance 

and antics appealed to the crowds that 

lined the sidewalks and looked, on 

with amused Interest. 

"I didn't know there' were so many 

ohlldren In the city,'.' aald Chief or Po- 

lice Scull, and this was the thought of 

nearly all the "grown-ups." 

All sorts of characters and figures 

were represented.by the masqueradera, 

some ot whom paraded tbe • streets 

headed by a callthumplan band. 

The police report that .Hie young 

people were well behaved and they say 

the maBqueradera Indulged In few 

pranks that could be considered moon 

o u t o f t h e w a y . -.- : \'-.i -; 

Board of Education, 1 year—Harvey - 

Y. Lake, Republican and Democratic, 

204. ' \ ' • - > 

' . Important. 

Bend me Ifat of your properties for 

sale or rent at once. 

. If you nave money to loan on first 

mortgage 1 can place It. 

FRANK E. DARBY. .. 

REAL ESTATE BROKER, • 

Bourse' Bldg. 761 Asbury Ave. 

. .. . adv. 

' Hold Proprietor*' Medina:. ' 

The regular monthly meetlug of the 

Hotel Proprietors' Astooiatlon will be 

held nest Monday eveulng at tbe 

home or Mrs. L. Baêr, 1727 Oxford 

street, Philadelphia. It 1M requested 

that a full attendance of thu members 

be present. • 

, OXVSN RBCRFTION ^ 

1 1 , 

HOI* Xrinnjr Members) Oreot' 

CUnrcli'a Bfew aSecton v ' l " 

The members of the .Ladles' Onlld 

of Holy Trinity Church gave a s recep- 

tion to their rector, the Rev. C. Me* 

Lareu Howard, Wedneaday ^ evening 

or last week, atthe Luray,fthB home- 

ofMrs.JobuDatm:heg,B.na3Uven»eD>.'.' r 

beroftbe>cburch. '1- • 

The members of Holy Trlnltj and 

many oftbelrfrlends were present and / 

greeted the'pMôr. cordially. -*•"* -- 

FOB BAXK.—That neat attractive cot- 

tage, with double placzaa, facing ocean 

•nd bay; Central avenue and Twenti- 

eth street; new; only 9S7SO. John, 

I. Hood, 1024 Arch street. PhlladeL 

pbla. S-lO-tfâdv. 

snort Ume, but be tsdbpi 

hfth ^ S ^ 

niaaolulloa at rartnerabtp. 

Tbe partnershlp'beretQro're' exlstlpg 

between Walter Wi Hess-'antf James 

HamUton.buUdera.haa been 4luolved; 

•

w $ & 4 & & y r M ^ i ; 3 & ^ M ^ * f ~ £ ^ ' ^ 

: 

^ 

: 

- ••••"•:/.•• -'• '•:'•••!'•.'••• ••• • "-•.•'•••. '•'•'• 

SOHDMTTHB 

LOCAL CBDRCBES 

JBX88V 

t iroatSsily doss by asparunesd 

8trong8cnnoiuiandBxcellefit 

Music Heard byJUuge 

' "* CougicgAttoos. 

The churches in Ocean City were all 

wall filled M tbe services on Bauday. 

Following an npoiu of the sermons 

7, 1913. 

(•nnmberoryouug msu 

D^saya the. Brldgeton News, 

neooldiiot support themselves, bat 

^wnoajajipecfaHsts to tolling cigarettes 

« * . •> 

f y 

^bwtetnsiweatherwlse. The coal 

H -'relwUt soon be In demand. It 

t often thai teaUsnts la Ocean City 

> use the snow shovel. 

Is. the season for book* In 

bright days of rammer llter- 

CSWit;«W.ptoeilght character, la at 

: "But UM'winter brings tbe 

' I, and Maw it Is that a good 

. J and helpful book la a true 

4rl*adUiatts*v«f *t band when we 

I watacU,-that" never quarrels with ns 

^(NU which always Instructs and uplifts. 

' «r». jMnj «aeb books for old and 

i are a farmer you will support 

nroads, because your farm will 

" Increase In'valm, you can raise more 

;,; profitable crop»;yoar east of baallng 

^wlll o» lower, yoa can 'market yooi 

'^prorjocU^hen prices are best, yooi 

Vehildmi'can gat to school, yoar family 

ttMli,yonrphysteton will 

b*m CJOSST tooeb with you, your boys 

ândglrtowliratay on the farm, yoo 

"'•nrj^jKnw'battar mad service, more 

VdalUfk, and happier conditions aU 

"It 

, rtawnra drink la tbe caa-e, directly 

snkj indirectly, orths degeneration of 

'ttobaman race that Is now proved to 

,b|«tradu>gnwgon. This was one of 

/installments made by doxena of tbe 

'skpertain medicine, bygieue aud eu- 

^ganlogatbendattbe recent rnterna- 

ItaoalCongMMorUygieneand Dem- 

- ogrspbyto Washington, the chief pur- 

^Tjoseorrwblchjwas to devise disease 

"remedies and.-recommend reforms lo 

' ^living- In meat 'and women or today. 

' 3Bepra—utatlw at the Congress from 

filStW Yotk'CHjy made an exhibit show, 

^logthatal'onholhm carries off everj 

.^tendajaas'many psople as 'were car- 

^tantto-thetr death In tbe wreck of the 

wTfUntt-168a.'l a 

tlDKto be bald on Movemtw? II ft ",i 

^mmuôner-. chamber. Eighth Mreet BM 

Central avenue, IU vwo o'clock In tbe al 

lermôt one y tar anil Dire yean, from June 

IIIOK and for 

any new ana improved systems or llablloir.. 

and I be bid eoiuliltf red most advantageous to 

ibo elty will be awarded ibe caaumct Kaeb 

bid mast be accompanied "by a eomDreben. 

•Ive and detailed system ol ll«Ulln«. 

All IjKbU are to be kept burnlnj continu- 

ously from thirty minutes attrr sun dowo to 

•blrly minute* belora sun rltober,A,~txnB12rln~a 

certain cause wbereln' Uvnnuivllle Loan and 

Bull-llni Aavielatlon la eomplalnanl, and 

Annie U. Wauou et at. are defendant*. I "ball 

expove 10 sale at publle vendue. on 

Monday, Novetnber 18, 1913, 

between ln'« noon of twelve and five o'clock 

p. m • to wit, at one o'clock In tbe afternoon 

Cape May County, New 

'"'nro'.abares or Ibe Capital Stock lu Ibe 

Eighth Series of tbe Denulsvllle loan and 

Bnlldlna* Association, bald by tbe Complain- 

ant as collateral security, and also all tbat 

certain House and tot of land, situate In 

UennlavlUe, Cape May County. State of Mew 

Jersey, and described aa lollowi, vl«:— 

Beginnings*auone In tbe middle of tbe 

road leading from Uennlavllle lo Tnekanoe, 

belnc a corner of tbe School lions') Lot, and 

ranauurtbence by e.llne ot tbe said Hebool 

Hooutot.uonth twenty-one deneea Kmt. 

ntteen and a half rods to a slake; thence 

South Hity-alz degrees West, twelve rods 

and lour unks to a corner, thence North 

twealy-ona degree* West, four and a half 

roda to a corner; thence North sixty-six de- 

grees East: live rods to a corners thence 

North twenty-one decrees Wen, eleven rods 

to tbe middle ot the aloreeald road: thence 

along (he same xrorthalxty-alx degrees East, 

roar rods and twenty-two IlnkB to the begin- 

ning.. Containing one hundred and seven 

andahalt rods, be tbe same mere or lew. 

Jleing tbe same premise* that ware conveyed, 

to Thomas HtlteiVdec'd. t>y Charles Crandol 

and wile, et aU, by Indenture bearing dale 

Jnne 10,1880, and recorded In the Cape Hay 

County ulerk'sOOIce In Book No', tff, pages 

413 and 414. ' - 

FREDERICK J. MKLVJN. BberlrT. 

Dated October 22,1SI2. . 

Harry H. Uouglaiw, ttol'r: 10.24, U p f (10.00 

NOTICE. 

JOHN E. TOWNSEND 

Electrical Contractor 

—-—rJ^l 137 Asbury-Avo.—— 

Ocean City . Now Jorse; 

LEONARD KRAUSS CO. 

Electricians 

IO 33 Bay Avenue, Ocean City, N. 

Electrical work ot all klnde promptly at 

tended to. All material and work guarantee* 

atrlotly nrat clau. . 

THE UP-TO-DATE 

, TONSORIAI. PARLOR 

824 Asbury Avenue 

. a > .' • ' 

Four Barbers NO WAITINC 

MORGAN HAND. JR. 

OlVIK. KHaiNIBR AMD BDRVSVOR 

SIB vraaunr An, Ooa*w birr, H. ••. 

aau. WOMB. ••'M 

CUra Htt com Homa, IT. J. 

Ocean City Business Scboo 

first seaalon Monday, Hept. 30.1012^17 P. H 

F m B ' 

Dennis Township, K. or P.. Hull. Prl 

day, November Stfi. 10 A7M. ^ ^ 

Boon " 

,' Wed- 

City, Commissioners' Room, 

Thursday November 1Mb, 

S. ^ b 

Sea Isle City, Council 

nesday, November lMb 

. fortUunMmfH^j 

The County Boart" of" Taxation wlU Apply lor Partlcul^ 

hear appeals from assessments of taxes 

In the different municipalities of Cape, 

May County at the ptacea designated | 

below and- upon the datea named, con- 

vening; In each place at ten o'clock In 

tbe morning. 

, Appeals cannot be ' considered unless 

made In accordance with 'the rules o 

the ' Board and upon tha prescribed 

blanks which will be supplied to any who 

desire them., upon application to the 

Secretary of the Board, Barry Headley, 

Ocean City, N. J. 

South. Cape May Borough. Borough 

Hall, Thursday. October Slat. 10 A. M. 

to IS MA . .. 

Cape May Point Borough, Borough 

Han, Thursday, October SUt, II'. M. 

lo I I>. M. 

^West-Cape' May Borough. Borougl 

Ban. Friday, November 1st. -10 A. M. • 

' Upper' Township. Tnckahoe Hotel. Mon. 

day. November Hit, 10 A. M. to 3 M. 

Han. 

4 P.M. 

John K. Adamu, 

City Title and 

Trust Company 

of Ocean City,- New Jersey 

CAPITAL $100,000 

SURPLUS $25,000 

Conducts 'a general bunking buNlne«nt 

receiviutf deposits subject to(cbe«9k 

notice, and allows 8 per cent. Interest on 

Time Accounts. 

ArjRnfl eXftnntor.'adiiiraWtnitor, tniNteeor 

guardian. Wills receipted for and leapt with- 

out uhamei 

laauajga'TiTLgs ' lasuia scancHg* 

I- If; CUEHHE, I>realdn of up-to-date plans. • 

. Would yon like to have your ideas of a house developed and 

know what it would cost to build ? '. . 

We have a draughtsman always at your service. ' I'rec. 

Are you unfamiliar with building materials ? You are invited 

to our show rooms, where samples .may l>e seen and their relative 

merits and cost discussed. * ' ' 

6E0BGE B. BODBSEOIS i SOU - 

Carpenters and Builders 

' Are you undecided who to have build your houst;? II will 

cost you no more to have a man who has designed and built ninny 

of the.Gncst buildings in Ocean City, i ' • 

JOS. G. CHAMPION 

BUILDER 

~ Eighth St.', Opp. Penna. R., R. D*pot 

_ YOU SHOULD HAVE 

A Reliable Builder 

To erect your-Ocean City cottage. You cannot spare the time 

to look after it closely yonrself and must depend upon the 

honesty of the contractor. • ••" . 

Among- others I have built for Rev. C.'W. Bispham, 4244 

Pine st. and Joseph F. Myers, i237~Ridge avenue, •Philadelphia. 

Ask them about ~ 

OTIS M. TOWNSEND 

opposite p.o. D vJ I L.DE.R . OCEAN CITY, 

J». J- 

J. W. BARBER JOHN'MAUTH 

BARBER »""• MART© 

Contractors and Builders 

Oltlr.sji Sixth At. and Wofct \v«. 

.OCBAN.OITV. N..J. '. 

Hotols AportmonU 'Cottagos 

L. S. CORSON, Seashore Cottages a Specialty 

—:—'- ———— * . .Hotels and Bungalows 

Contractor and Builder. Kverythiug m the UUIWIIMK i.n 

ins ancTSpecifications FtiniisTied; Kstiuiates Cheerfully Given • 

RE8IDENCK—810 Asbury Avenue . OKKICK—74.1 West Aveiiua 

ALLEN SCULL. 

F^hone Connections 

Walter V. Hess 

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER 

JOBBING GIVEN SPECIAL ATTENTION 

ESTIMATCa rURNISMED ON 

ALTERATIONS. ADDITIONS 

AMD ALL KINDS Or REPAIR 

WORK. 

WINDOW AND DOORSCRECNS 

MADE TO ORDER. 

BELL PHONE 21B-W 

Office 1O17 Asbury Avenue 

OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY 

. "There's a Reason" 

Prompt, economical and reasonable on all jobbing .and alteration work 

' Call us up . . 

Ocean City House BIdg. Co. 

WM. H. SMITH( President • RAWH M. TOWNSEND, Treasurer' 

• '•• . BBNJ. K. YOUNG, Secretary . • ' ' 

Bci. phone, 38-x office: Bay Ave. bet- 10th and 1 lth Sts 

| For A HOUSE io stiit your taiiie 

A and will stand inspection to'make 

' ( you money at first cost 

CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 

768 Asbury Avenue • Plans and K»uinates FuriiiBlicd Free 

Try an Advertisement in 

/ the SENTINEL 

CITY, K.S. 

EatlmatM ulna. BulUllnis enetad by nno-. 

:ract or dor. 

AUDITIONS, ALTKKATIONS ANU KHPAIRS 

Spencer B. Swan 

jobbing Carpenter 

a Specialty anJ Builder 

•IO4O Asbury Atrnue. Ocean Clly. N. J. 

STIMATCSANP PLANS FURNISHED 

JOHN T. SEAL 

BUILDER 

ir, Julm.T. l^wia' l»nd nnd Oil «'on- 

tiiuily In Hio^k. 

KruHlim and raljitvni'. Kuppllwi. 

IIIr Kuterprlna 

phone*. : 

• 

4IMre sail Varil. VtSHtTn smil WEST 

ATLANTIC ICE COMPANY 

°i^l^Pocono Mountain Ice 

O rioa, 1O14 Aabury Ava>. 

, .OCEAN CITV N. J. 

CJHARLES L. HOFMANN 

REGISTERED ARCHITECT 

»L»N.. SrCCiriC»TIONS >»O SUriHINTCNOCMCI 

421 Mariner & nerchauts' Building 

PUII.ADKI.PHM, P4.. :,' 

..In iVN>nii.t;ity,nt Jut. I.HCUII'H offlra,every 

Wndntmlay audUalurduy and every evciilriic. 

J|/[ARK LAKE . 

Undertaker and Embalmer 

(MIKAN OltV.N.J. 

Real Estate and 

Search Company 

of Cape Stay County, N. J. 

UKI'KKSESTINO ... 

FIDELITY TR08T COi • 

OF NKWAHK . • ' . . . ' 

••'• TITLES INSURED 

HiturrliFH, Alwtroetii|ol Titlw and Klro In-" 

* suranctf. ' n 

, r-ARM PROPERTIES 

BOUGHT AND SOLD • 

—OWMIJ lu now bank building-—. 

Cape lilay | Court-House,' N. J. 

L A. STEELMAN 

BLACKSMITH and WHEELWRIGHT 

Practical Horseshoeing 

JOBBING DONE PROMPTLY 

Clan and Ojjlar-Tongs » SpMlillr 

Agent for Stewart's Iron Works Co. 

Plain Bnd Ornamental Iron Fence, 

Iron Railings and Window (Juards. 

Seventh St. and Haven Ave. 

Mt^.L.. m^£&xti*:: 

/:. 

Ocean City Sentinel 

THURSDAY, NOVKMBBK 7. 1912. 

. We shall tie glad to receive Hems of 

news and communications of Interest 

to this community and our readers 

everywhere. 

All communications should be ao- 

raiupanled with Uia full name and 

address .or the writer, not necessarily 

for publication,' but as a guarantee of 

EV»HI faith. 

• . DOTS. 

Now are you satisfied 1 

Home disappointments. 

Hlorm doors are going up. ° 

Will we have a cold winter? 

Thanksgiving Is on the way. 

Try an "ad" In the HBNTINEL. • 

Ice formed In some places here dur 

Ing the ulghls early this week. • 

Send.the HKNTINEL to out-of-town 

friends, 

letter. 

It will save you writing a 

Order your calendar for 1913. The 

SKNTINKL Printing House Is ready for 

your order. 

'These are 'imelancholy days" for 

tbe ones who dldu'l win political 

honors this week. 

•Jonepb O. Ubamplon and Ralph 

VauUllder got nine quail and three 

pbeaaantu near Petersburg on the Qnt 

day of Ibe gunning Hoaaoii. 

Tbe wluter live hundred club or- the 

Ocean City Motor Boat Club met at C. 

Klwood Carpenter's half, 1123 Cheat- 

nut street, Philadelphia, Monday. 

his rainlly have gone to Philadelphia, 

where they will remain some time. 

Dr.Ueorge W. Urqu'bart, of West 

Philadelphia, was greeting his many 

frionds ID this city during the week. 

Mrs. B. A. Bourgeois is visiting for a 

short time In Sllllvllle, at the home or 

her brother-in-law,Thomas H. Corson. 

R. W. Rutherford and, family, of 

Philadelphia, are occupying their cot 

planulng to change bis bungalow, 

on Wesley avenue, below Fourteenth 

'street. Into a two-family apartment 

house. . 

FER8ONAXS. 

James Todd and family have moved 

to Philadelphia. " " _ 

Elmer Ranck la spending a few days 

In Philadelphia. ' 

Miss Catharine Heyfert, of thla city 

la spending a seaaon In Reading: 

D. K. Colman, of Washington, IXC, 

- waa here Tuesday to cast his ballot." 

Hon. I. T. Nichols, or Bridgeton, 

• registered at the Klncayiie on Friday. 

~Henator Inaae T. NlcholH,«f Bridge 

ton, was lu town Friday aud Baturday. 

Chief of Police Scull has returned 

from bis vacation. He vlall'ed New 

Vork. 

Mm. James Field', or .the Quaker 

Clly, wau a Kueni of the Howling* re- 

cently. 

• John R. keiidrick, of Philadelphia, 

came down Tuemlay alteruo CKNTBAl. AVK« OCEAS O1TT. M J t 

ppen'fttr tba HUOIL FtessanUy •!> 

looucd. near tbe beaoh. Home . ," - 

- Apply only, to 

Harry R Stanton 

INCORPORATED 

. Elghtlr Street below Asbury-Avenue . 

HI N K 

$775.00 ,:•....;. 

For a lot Fourth and Atlantic avenue; graded; cement side- 

walk and'curb. Location unexcelled. . 

AN OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OFFERED 

HOTEL ATGLEN 

9ne ot the most centrally lotmta) hotels to 

OocsnOlty. Tba aim has alwan been to 

malia this honsas>1iwtsi>(lhnm«Mte, and Ha 

larga and assured patronage prows Its (DO. 

For terms and partfcnlirs addrats, 

a. c aorr. 

757 jtbonj Bimae 

B. FRANK SMITH 

test Estate and Fire Insurance 

HOaoASBURV-AVCNUKrObKAN-eiTVrNril^—•• 

Beaotlfal cottage on Park- place for sale, rive' bedrooms and bath, price ts.800.00 

lice bungalow on Fourteenth street, - • ' . . $100000 

Two-story cottage; Sixteenth street and Bay avenue, -' - • ft .860 00 

Ocean front lots near Fifteenth street, - .. • . w (90000 

Asbury avenae lot near Eleventh street, - . . • ' .. (1250.00 

REAL ESTATE .ndlNSURANGE 

Clayton Haines Brick 

4-11 Eighth St. Ocean City, N.J. 

MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE. 

No waiting for two weeks to know tryoD can get It; we can tell you at 

once. Bargains in Bay and Ocean front properties. Choice cottages for 

sale. Also lots for Investment and for Improvement—the choice of 

Ocean City. Apply to- - ." • „' . 

J. M. CHESTER & CO., 

. OCEAN Cnv, N. J. 

RBAL. ESTATE MORTOAQE INVESTMENTS 

E. J. HANN 

3OS EIQHTH STREET OOEAN CITY. N. J. 

HANN BUILDINa 

• ' Clfthth et. Opp P. R. R. etatlon - ' 

; DIRECTORY .: • ; 

-*Plr»t Floor— ' , 

301 Eighth Street^ : , . • ' - • : > ' 

RICHARD H. JOHNSON, Plumbing-and Heating 

303 Eighth Street-— • " • 

WATT & RAYMOND, Electrical Contractors 

305 Eighth Street-^- ' 

E. J. HANN, Real Estate Broker 

307 Eighth Street; 

H. L. SMITH, Mason and Concrete 

-*-Socondi 

Rooms 2"3-4-5—^ ,. 

JOS. G. CHAMPION, Contractor and Operation Builder 

Rooms 8-9-lO-U—— ''\ 

YOUNG MEN'S PROGRESSIVE LEAGUE 

Floor— ' 

Room B—PATRIOTIC ORDER SONS OF AMERICA 

FOR RENT.-Mo«t dofasbls offioss In', Ocean 

City. Veilhssicd,lighhtd, ventilated and'uni- 

tary. Apply to ' -—E. J. HANN, 

THIS IS YOUR CHANCE 

REAL, ESTATE 

For Sa le or Exchange 

J will exchange for' Ocean City Properties or sell, 

part cash, part mortgage, these THREE Especially 

Fine Properties at Tuckahoe... ' '.. 

A line Ten-room Modern Home Unlshed lu hardwood through-' 

out. Hot water heat, bath, etc Located on Hnest River Front In 

this section,dose to B. K. Station. Lot size 100x270 feet. Private 

' wharf. Garage and outbuilding*.' Beautiful Lawn, Trees and 

Flowers. Pleotj- or room for chickens and garden. Price, (4,000. 

A seven-room new cottage, up-to-date. Big porcheal fine view 

of river aod close to R. R. Station.' Lot size 60x170. feet. More ' 

ground to be had at fair prices. This Is a bargalu at »1600. 

A.Bue Building Bite on Klver, One view, can have cellar. Close . 

to Blatlou. 'Size 100x170 feet. Price, KOO. • , . 

Tuckahoe, - New Jersey 

or E. J. HANN. Eighth St., Ocean City, N. J. 

Interesting to Investors 

those Who Wish a Desirable Looation for a Seaside Home 

FOR 8 A LE—A few Iota located In SaoUon O, Ooean City, N. J., 

= tavldntty of State road snd Fenosjrtoanla and Read- 

ing Bailroad stations. Alaosttas tor bungalows sttnata on Onat BRg' 

. Ilarbor Bay, Beads/a Peinl, N. 4". , 

ARTHUR D. BARROWS 

' . , ' ' . . Ouairollain ' . j : " ' -;., 

832 CENTRAL AVENUE 

riNEL 

Advertise in 

Between Eighth and Ninth 8t»sti,"'s 

. , - • - • ••••' ••'• • "• • ; v > , " 

••• -• : . . . • i I-' 

OPEN ALL THE VBAR 

H.A.W.BUITB 

,:!i 

Mrs, a. oanria. 

THEKATHLU 

A 

. S. .1 

liaiVantral Annas,. * OCEAN CITY. N.*, ,1 

)peoibr the seasob. Ptaataaur loeataa, 

ir tba baaeb, with roU omo «rf ,, 

imaeomlons.' Writs ftw booklet ' " 

•U88B8 LKWIB * OONABO' 

WYOMING 

.. T9« OOBABI AVBSVB ' ' 

• ocean Cltr, r». X. , 

> > all UM year o Hot Water ties 

,;--- A. p. nun 

V 

THE ELBERON . 

. (KormerlrUisKmmett) , •- 

EIU1ITH AMD CEBTBAI. AVKMIIB 

• . Oc«u rily, K. 1.. . - t 

lot Water Heat. EnSry Boom Tboroasnlr 

^ "1 

MH K1XA E. WAyiVOK. IJJOSV 

THE WILMERS 

.70SCentral Ave. 

)pen all the year. First-lass table 

mard. Evening dinners. 

• KM. c. v. wi uanm 

THE LAUREL 

HIS CENTRAL AVENUB..HRAB VEACB 

OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

pen all tbe year Write lor terms 

. STERLING HOTEL 

ALl. YEAR 

Hot water heat. Winter boarders 

solicited. 

K. A. LkJIBEBT. 

THE HEWLINGS 

Most desirable locatjon. Open all 

year. Elevator to street level. Vapor : 

Heat. . 

u it. HBwauoi. 

Inlh and Wealey ave. Ocean City, N. J. 

Dance Every 

Wednesday and 

Saturday Night 

Cold Lunches, 

The Excursion House 

AMES CLARK n :: 

. MAIN STREET and ... 

NEW JERSEY AVENUE 

SOMERS' POINT :: N.J. 

ESTATE AID ISNCKAKOE. 

C I— LAKE 

..REAL ESTATE AGENT... 

102) Asbury Avenue, Oeean CUT, N.J. 

tiOta for aale. Cottages for rant. 

CorresponOanoe aolleited unit 

Rantlni,Buylng and Solllnsl 

• CLARENCE S. SCULL, 

—Real. Estate.and Insurance— 

My oompanlea are all million dollar eor* 

poratloua. Amonc tbe best ID tbe dt?. 

Let me quote you rates. 

605 Eighth Street 

Ocean Clly New Jersey 

First National Bank; 

Ooean City, N.J. 

CAPITAL SSO.Mo! SURPLUS I8S.IW < 

Ii. at. CRKSaK. Fnaldsnt ' 1 )" t 

B. B. BTITE8, Vlos-Praslllaa« t ill s 

W. BOOTT HANO. OVUUSr ,,, i ' '• ' 

U. 8 MOWHEB. ASM. Osmtuar ' 

J. VITfUAM TATKM, rVlllBlttt *' 

UM.Crease 

J.M.OUe.ier 

icvoonon, 

W 

. Obas.aUtnawK x'f. 

iW^KMssMaj j M 

B.B.miles, 

j h L » 

B-w-Wwarai/' 

Q.Vssisjr > X«ks I tm 

Kills H.Marshall UeWlsS, 

Ooleman rijeamlng W O 

Board ot, blieotors mss^ 

»ldW».rnm(4. ' ^ Ml

; «M4wrua J >rere bom in 

me.- Johnny bad 

wfkli'ud ttw were 

ttuitw* began to play to- 

•we were old enousb 

and kept It op till we 

re old.' Johnny's 

to bave him hi niy 

Bbe said tbat wben be 

boja they abused nlm. 

him of bl* 

'«hort. 'treated him with 

Tboy Induced him 

get Into the mud and 

, I. being a girl, nnd 

., v 

awba. be.eottlan'tvall an oar. be bad 

lanfMNn'On a awti or *giwHMi on a 

râtatee. •", 

ttaraEheafA at- udy wbo bad known. 

—"~te be waa • baby say to my 

* Kate, wben 

ik BUe fallow, and wben be waa 

Vartad-XMavber be fell teto tbe banda 

of(a tatti' Thartwhate the matter 

âriMI ^1Bllhfaoy r '-tallJ»>' tJ ataa r l>I flaai MaflUlflt 

VaBBaBBBfetaBaVtafc WVka#aB>aataaâHU ^jAaakaHShA^kJal — •»- akaaaJsi aaaaMfi 

•MIUU1. JtUrai DVBIf «yUUL'llt»W •O mil Will 

^ ^n fond of ny llttla 

îlaJaM^_ a^ a ^ -— aa H^h^^ iL^fc aj a.- a at , . _ 

wmatnv.ana ,now1itttt i ua Mm 

cftahgjBfl ftasBf ai iftigile'glri to a aporta* 

w«maa I ieit, awfully eorry. for the 

voftk 'fjotuiiajy bed DMUI hnifllcftppoo^ 

iTWt^lÎdVt'Uie especially was the 

tnHoanc* «• had had on bbn ID the bo> 

Haafa*, I Named myself for his eon- 

atV)ii.-fpr. 1 argued. H he hadnt play 

ttpif me whan twins a Jlttle chap 

^teouldVt'afterward hare 

towiitoaniirsav . 

^benf waarnlDcteflD'1-went to visit 

•t thaJPatktnsea>_Wlien 1 saw Johnny 

I wantad t^cry. A-morehelpke 

> tMraran bd 

I wantad t^cry. A-morehelpkea man 

> tMrar«saw..^ne bad nerer ndngleS. 

•Itbjanyjaseept awens. and none but 

., t conidnt beUere tbat be 

ir^honeati ejinpatheUc aalf 

?,be> J bad been ao fond of 

Mwcbeeii^ntiWtospendaweekat 

«N^Peiktaa>«)untrr1iome. and I da- 

tnbntatokth most ot tbat 

n> 

*«nv Johnr rn Jolly gtaa to se» yon 

M&tim&teHrnUm eager for 

It ajar since I recetrea ypur motberfs 

InttattanTr Well hare « bot time 

•rbfle-rm hare. WeTl Jnst make things 

^ g He *re- 

)onr ebBanooa days Tewy 

jnemed to bo a btt taken 

owbemiiceaad especially 

tflmejora/rjoe before 4b> 

\ nVa'caa talk over old 

rjto a. canter." 

^rp.tett James to bring 

, ntovorwonldyoupweferto 

•»te{ftejfa£j«i*goa? James anally 

_^_—-fthe wagon." 

(I dont know, how to 

toaHotse.. 

Toour bam to toaratf you ride with 

JJearOomej*)rte* a. bone fb^yourmlf 

I'eaareaalau panel over We 

AtM. Wrom {few of habit be looked at 

j mtbcr, who mid tbat John bad not 

. »» torn rUlng letattaa, bnt bad 

! mm bee* m a position to. do eo. I 

^MM m a » __» a\_B 1 • * 

,\JZJWK£* rfdhw master,- I aatd. 

1 yon* Jotonn Itfa have a eanteR- 

X Bad pnrpes»ly.linia«iit mattera to 

Jf John waaa^ - — 

obtyMkn] 

be-wpn^s^dbyine, 

rt 

stragglewlthln him. 

1 omxto fb stable 

b»t tn- 

Z_~ "«." aT^^Z^^*" 1 A .^^> _ 

. . „ _ , . Uu^5mucf'to,eon; ; 

me tbat John wMa a -man; like; 

men."' He Ld^been deprived of 

tat êlement* of development.. How 

can a plant .thrive without sunllgbtl 

air old plavptato bud grown^to nan- 

bopd hi obedience to a natural -law. 

He waa like a uoy wbo bad been taught 

to'ewun by reading swimming- Instruc- 

tions from a book. In other words; be 

bad not learned at alL 

Tbe nest morning 1 oam» down to 

breakfast in a tennis salt, John In Im- 

maculate morning costume. 

* "Oo straight qpstalrs," I said to him, 

land com© back In your shirt and 

trousers. Do yon suppose you're going 

to entertain mo altUng on tbe planar 

Mot on your Ufcl You'll play tenfala." 

Be gave a sickly smile, marched up- 

atalre, came back In sportliiK costume, 

and after breakfast we went out to 

tbe court Ho played tbe game, though 

be bad begun too late to make much 

ot a band at it Wben we bad played 

one set be boat bi order to preserve Its 

equilibrium, while be crouched as low 

as pomlble and still worked a paddle.' 

Watching the wind coming' over the 

water, be kept the canoe in a position 

to be struck on the stem Instead of on 

the side. 

JWe-plnnsedlan^the-eresbi of-fhe- 

waves for awhile, but no strength or 

skill could keep us straight before 

them. The canoe turned; and the next 

wave' that struck us keeled it over. 

Both swam for the boat, which floated 

bottom up. and caught it .••• : 

There Is a good deal'bt'tUs story 

about what. I Old* for John "and very 

Uttlenboot;what John did for me. and 

yet1what.be.dld-for-me. though con 

eentrated-wiann.halt on hour, was 

worth, many ttmes-my efforts m his 

beholt '/, ' .- ' 

Tho wind bowled; the rain poured 

down on: and about us, obscuring the 

baWt'Tbe waves dashed themselves 

against as as If determined to drive 

us from our, tratt support' And during 

this tune John was holdhig me m my 

perDous position., both of as clinging 

to the canoe. Then'when It-waeoll. 

ever and bnata came" to-ou* assistance 

they, took me aboard unconscious. 

I had saved John from a life of ef- 

feminacy, and he bod saved me from 

death. I found him as necessary,to 

mess 1.bad been to him. and we nave 

never parted. • 

" Sumptuary Laws, 

Sumptuary', laws are not of modern 

origin.. Iffcurgus, the celebrated raw- 

giver of Bparta, instituted such lawa 

m Bparta as early- as the nmth eenturr 

BL.O, and even earlier than, the Bpar 

tan : laws were those of the Jews estali 

Hshed by Mose& '•Bumptnary lawv 

were plentlfnl In' ancient Borne, and 

when the wealth and .luxury of the 

Empire were at their, height they were 

as thick as. daisies; In the 'summer 

meadows. In modern times sumptuary 

laws have been frequent to England 

and were not suppressed until 1800. 

Equal to tbe Oceaelen. 

. lady entering- ber kitchen one 

naming! saw a knife, fork and plate 

as well as the remains of a rabbit pie. 

Suspecting that a certain poUceman 

bad supped' at ber expense, aha ques- 

tioned the,, maid. "Jane,- ate said, 

"what baa become of tho cold rabbit 

pier "I gave It to the dog. mum." re- 

Dtted Jan& '"Does tbe doffnee a knife 

aid- fork, then?" demanded tbe mlR- 

nWB, "Not very well yet, mam," said 

•ne. quite unabashed, "but I'm teacb- 

tng bun to.-—London Telegraph. 

% * ine MeWre Reply. 

Aa William. Jbent over her fair face 

ne/,whlspercd: . ' 

"ParUng. .fft 1 abouM as* yen In 

Frencb'lf I might kjss yon what wonld 

you answer?" 

8be. calling np ber acanty knowledge 

of the < French tangnsge. 

dour—debange. 

Suspense. 

^Cm latt^ any suspense sboutyoor 

pjay,«'sald (he twhnlcal critic. 

» r CTM» abowa'bow yon lump at con- 

chwloits.^miiled.the autlior. "Ton 

|ustoughtto>ee~me waiting fo 

cwlits.miiled.the autlior. Ton 

|ustought'to>ee~me waiting for royal- 

tfeB."»-B»phsnasJ 

" ~\ THaW « • a *••••• ia»|B> f f '» t" " 

,Most birds bar* thrto'toea'ln'front 

ind-one behind, but tbe woodpecker 

baatwb- in front'and! tworbtolnd, 

DANIEL H.'WHKATON, ; 

Cape May County's Senator Elect. 

COUNTY BOUtBVAHD 

Mew Road Will be a Boon 

Anlomoolle Ownera. . 

By the building of a county boule 

vardfroui May'n Landiug; to Homers' 

Point City, a project now under way, 

uot only will aulolnta be atTorded one 

of the most attractive and picturesque 

driven In the State, but thousands or 

acre* of fertile- farm land will be 

opened and the value of property 

along IU entire'route greatly enhanced, 

the Atlantic Couuty Record 

Plans aud HpeclllcatloriH for the part of 

tbl» route between' Scullvllle and 

Somers' Point City," approved by the 

board of freeholders, are now In the 

office of State Road 'Conimlwiloner 

Stevens and aetlou "will likely be taken 

at on early meeting of The Hoard to- 

wards baying this portion built. 

•fills road will be the laat link of 

good roads from every, part oftbe 

county to the couuty capital, -all' built 

under Republican administration of 

county affaire.' May's Lauding In the 

centre of four of tbe principal high- 

ways of South Jersey—the road from 

Philadelphia by way of Dowustown 

to Atlantic City, the rood from Kgg 

Harbor City connecting with tbe 

White Horn Pike and the-route" to 

York, the Pleasautvllle boule- 

vard aud tbe new road, now under 

course of countructlon to Tuekahoe. 

opening up a good connection between 

Atlantic aud Cape May Couullex. ' 

Travel over theue highways in as- 

suming heavy proportions, and on the 

completion of the Tuckahoe Road and 

the projected Somers' Point Road will 

be nearly doubled. With this fact lu 

mind and considering tbe wear and 

tear.on Main street tbrouph .May'» 

Lauding, which connects all of-theee 

blgbways.lt la proposed to continue 

the Somers' Point Road when built 

through. May's .Landing from Sugar 

Hill to".Baker's earner, v hlch.. will 

place the burden of maintaining tbls 

road where it properly belongs, upoii 

the county." Nlnety-flvfl per cent, of 

tbe travel over Malu street Is that or 

autos nu tbe way to and from Atlantic 

City and otberpbluts.' / 

y p ; _ / 

When tbe road to Homers' Polut 

completed travel'to and from English 

Creek, Scullvllle and other communi- 

ties along Its route will be greatly in- 

creased, farmers will have better roads 

over which to take their produce to 

market and there will be more Incen- 

tive to residents' of Atlantic City and 

elsewhere to build summer homes 

along tbe Ureat. Egg Harbor River, as 

they will have easy access thereto by 

auto. In aplie of tbe present bad. con 

dltlon of tbe road, the travel over It'Is 

quite besyy as the general attractive- 

and picturesque . beauty of tbe 

region through wblcb It runs causes 

many autolsta to endure tbe roughness 

of the road In order to enjoy tbe quaint 

scenes of well-stocked farms and of 

woodlands where the Bound or axe*Is 

seldom beard. .. - * 

PINE TELESCOPE . 

. B. Davis •• Sfavlns Order 

trilled In Europe. 

William B. Davis, of-Fourth'street 

and Atlantic avenue, this city, lias 

ordered a telescope with equatorial 

mounting, from Zeliw, or Jena, or Aus- 

tria Hungary, and he expects to re- 

ceive-it within a few weeks. 

Tbe telescope, .wblcb will be driven 

by clockwork, will ba,ve a flfteen-foot 

tube. It will bave all camera attach- 

ments, by means or wblcb Mr. Davis 

cau take photographs'of the moou and 

planets. 

Mr. Davis has been a student" of as 

tronomy for many year's'and Is deeply 

Interested In thin instructive Subject. 

The telescope wlllândoubtedly be 

oue or tbe (Inert Instrumeuts owned 

by any ioWvldus.1 In this section or 

tbeCouulry. 

Will Realde in California. _ 

Mrs Owen S. McCann will leave 

Ocean City In a few days for Los 

Angeles, Cal., where Mr. MeCann has 

a permanent position an freight solid 

tor with the Rock Island Kallroad 

Company, They expect to make It 

their permanent home Mrs. McCann 

will be accompanied by ber mother, 

Afrs.K W*. Warren, who expects to 

remain with ber daughter daring the 

winter months. They bave been resi- 

dents of Ocean City for a number of 

year*, and their many friende here re- 

gretJhelrAdepartare. 

• ' RralKnallon 

Tbe re*L< nation or A- Bertram Por- 

„ -lierâaa member of the City's board or 

""* street assessment, was accepted, on 

motion of Director Robert Plsher. at 

the weekly meeting of tbe City «'om- 

TO HAVE GOOD TEAM 

Cape May Arranssea %o H< 

Baaaiet Ball Came.. 

George Doruer, manager of the Cape 

May basket ball team, will place that 

place on tbe map in tbe Hportlng. world 

•agalu on Saturday evening, November 

9, lu tbe Washington street ball. 

Games will be played once or'twice a 

week and Cape May will see some or 

tbe. best quintettes In the Eastern 

Statex this year, amoug which will be 

Westvllle, Woodside, DeNerl. Lakalle, 

Woodside.of Brldgeton, Reading, Potln- 

lown, Royersford,; Trojans or Troy, 

former champions of the Hudson 

River League, Wilmington, Bteeltou, 

Harrlsburg, Woodbury, Treuton aud 

maiiy otberu. - .- "•: "~ 

Tbe following well-known stars wll 

probably be Been there'during the sea- 

sou: Jobusou aud Hodman formerly 

or the Hudson.Hiver League; togarty, 

Newman and Keenan, or Johnstown 

Pa., and Vansant.'Mecray, ChaunellH 

and Kirk, of local fame.. 

Woodbury or Woodside'will .be tbe 

Initial attracllou. -On Thursday even- 

ing. November 7, "Jim" 'i'liouipson'B 

Court House Quintette will o|»u tbe 

season at Cape May and give the boyx 

a workout. o 

steal Kalaie Trausfen. 

Recent real estate tranafern iu Ocean 

City recorded lu the altlce of County 

Clerk Hlldreth. as reported lu the Cape 

May County Gazette, are as follows: 

Adelaide E. Retnble et afs. to Han- 

nah W. '-Mitchell. - $3000. Lot 830 and 

northeast 16 feet of lot 831, Section «'. 

-Ueorge O. Adams et ux to H.It. 

Young Co. *0000 Lot K92, Section'A. 

John M. Canlleld tn Mary K. Blade. 

Lot ou southeast side. Wesley avenue, 

200 feetTouthweSt fromTwelflliHtreel, 

being OS feet wide and extending to 

exterior line. ' 

Seymour Davis et ux to Martha H 

'Sweeuey. (5850.' l>ot 843, Hec-tlon C. 

Charlotte Keile et'-al. to Albert N. 

Smith. Lot'7, Sectlhn A. 

James M. Chester et ux to Waller L 

Burr. »'376O. Lots'91« and »17, Heetlon 

'ft; also lot on northeast 

avenue 400 feet southwest from Thirty- 

firtti Htreet.IOO feet wide and extend- 

ing to exterior line. 

Walter V. Burr, trustee, to Button & 

Corson Co. f.UOO.' Lot 808, 20' reel of 

lot 802, and i» feet or lot 807;' also lot 

on southeast line of Wesley avenue 

180 feet southwest from Twenty-sev< 

eiith street, beiug 80x12(5 feet. * ' 

Arthur D. KarrowH, guardian, to 

Morris W. Hdrnstem, . el. al. $700. 

Lots 879 and 880, Section (1. 

Annie Qauflllne etals. to Caroline 

B. Lynch. $3200. -Lol8«red tn» f 

chann. Nalhlnc d«llmrad an Rundav. 

Bedroom beauty and 

real sleeping- comfort 

. are greatly enhanced 

by Its choice. • 

Instantly locked 

together —can't 

creak or rattle loose- 

yet readily taken -apart 

Cb. E Jtiams &Bro. 

Ocean City, N..J. 

The Great Bell Army 

To reader the greatest measure of good service an army must 

have organization and discipline, and be filled with a spirit of 

loyalty and enthusiasm. • ... 

. The great Bell army—130,000 strong—is a body of men 

and women whose purpose is to render GOOD SERVICE; an army 

of such proportions that, marching ten abreast, it would take sot 

bom to pas* in review." • . . 

' -, The Bell operators forming by far .the greatest part of this 

•nay, are trained to perform their dunes in.accordance with Bell 

standard operating methods—methods .which insure the prompt 

'and courteous handling of every telephone call, everywhere. 

Then there are the men who are constantly at work on the 

lines and equipment, maintaining the high efficiency of the tele- 

phone plant. "Trouble" on a line is often discovered and corrected 

without the subscriber being aware that anything has been amiss. 

1 The men who install the Bell Telephone in your home or 

office also have standard methods to guide them—«o that the ' 

equipment may be installed in a most satisfactory manner. 

• K1BAI* *WTATKA«KV1PH. 

WM. 

Real 

KurveyInc.rouviynnrlni;. ••i>ininlK«lnii.-r of m-e ! ' » ' 

' ' '',,1,'.' ' ;S .i-! l-> ^-. Vr' ^** I> Vm' 

^ I * ' " 

CITY SENTINEL 

VOL. XXXII 

OceanCity Sentinel 

Puljllalnd Wa«kly at 

OOCAN OITV, N. J. 

-By- 

It. CURTIS ROBINSON 

' Bo it or ind 

OCEAN CITY, N. J., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1912. 

Si.oo Per Year, Strictly in Advsnce. 

CITY DIRECTORY.. 

CITY OFFICIALS 

Uoitrd of CommlKnloiiera— alayor ami Preal- 

ilenl. Itorrj ileudlsy; O»inuiian{uuar Finance 

kwlAaouuuu, K. tluwunl Tliurn: coinmln- 

•lunerur I'ublio liupruvoiaeoU, Publlo farks 

wid t*n>|M!rur, Kubrrt FUber. 

Olty Clark—Johu K. Adamif. 

Truuarer-Hollik UarreUan. 

VuUaulor—K. W.BurlelKD. 

cuier or POIIOB—twrnasTuoull. 

Uulldlnc lD»pootor-U. A. W. Mnillll. 

VHy Hoflollor—A. A. llowell. 

Uowd ol Kduollon-A. J. Hmltb, l-re«l- 

HuilibTiiwraiaryi: BIOIMM B. mile. A. W. 

1-ov.c-ll. M. II. Bwau. 

«'ll auiwrlnmndcpt of Hcnoola-:> > rol.. Jan. 

. uvaraaar of lbs Poor—Keuben Ladluin. 

CHURClTiERVICBS. - 

VlratM.K.Obareb.eornarveniral avanns 

and Klghtli attest. Hav. Dr. J. B. Ualnea 

^Morn'lDK iterrloe, 1CL80: evening aernoc,7JkX 

rrayar moellng, Wedne«day evenlnij, 7JI0. 

ttunday aonaol, mo. Mark W. Adauia, 

autwrlnlondisiil. • 

Soard of Truatwa—Pnalaent. 

Hecretury. U. M. Mowrer; traaaanr, 

K. W. Kdwurda; feSlward U.Hatton. Wm. L. 

Ulbb. John Hafta, Ueorgo O. AOanu.U. B. 

rutker. Kll K. Htewart: 

C|aaaMaetlnKa-Hluidaymoraln(,IUW.Jonli 

......•• IMUIO*- UMUIM Minnliia. 7.4L Mra. 

JAMES M. E.HILDRETH 

. • Counsellor-at-Law -. ' 

and Kolloltor, Maater and Kiatulner ID 

Chancery 

UuVla. leader, Monday evening, 7.44, Mra. 

K. Brick, leader Friday evening. Yonnga 

Uoracn leader. • Tbeao maetmga are naia In 

Uoracn lea 

' lueebaron 

^JX&V$iZ!t?SZ5S2?. 

Handmy •orvioen, HWU u. m. uud 8 

P«y« mBcUDK W«Oiwwlayeven* 

Ôp, m. 

C. K.. 7 

TPWNSEND GODFREY 

Attorney-at-Law 

Uartlett Hulldlng At Ooean city Haturday'a 

Atlantic Oily . an WMley ave- 

B. DAVIS 

Attorney at Law ' 

400 Atlantic Ave, 

Ocean City - New Jersey 

Inic »t 8 o'clock. Huouy •obool 

Jitine* U. WeUb, HUDermunileat. 

'lk 

Jitine 

o'clock* 

Hoard of Traateea-Lewia M. Ctmuc. prea. 

Idem; JJonn B. Urovea, aeoretKry; Law!. K. 

Hunday 10.15 

Holy ouya 10 

Kr. Hinciay aervlcea 10.U < 

.; Holy communion, nrat 

, tblrdUundayiûa. m., 

a. m.;t)anday acboou p. m. 

' HU Aaanatlne"a Koman Catholic Chuioh 

Akbnry avenue, between Tblrteentb and 

Fourteenth ata,Uev. John J.Hweeney, pastor. 

Maawa at tuu, 8,» and 10 o'clock. 

. lmmanuel Uaptlat C'buroh, Wealey avenue, 

' below Nlnlb atreeu Uev. Arthur Uee, paator. 

Hundayaervlcea,UM» a. m. and 7.*4 p. m,; 

prayer meeting Wedneaday evening at 7.U. 

Sunday UebooT, 1W, the B. H. McAllliier. 

auperlntendent. 

Union Tabernacle Uaptlat Church, Klgbth 

atreetand Weat avenue. Bev. Wm. Kemp 

uuMlor. Uunday aervloea, preaching II a. ui. 

' and Up. m. Pruyer meettng.H o'clock Friday 

evening, umcera or lty> board—Oharlea U. 

Howard, chairman; l>. Hart, cburcb clerk; 

John Upps,treaaarer. . 

Bt. Jiiinen A. M. K. Church, corner Heveotb 

aud Havttuuveuuo Ocean Clly, N. J., J. II. 

JuvkMtn pastor. Hnnduy Uervlces: Preach- 

lug, 11.16 u. m.; Hubuatb Hchoul, £80 p. m.; 

Pr«acltlng,* 80JV p. m.; Pruyef Meellnga 

Wedneaduy evenlnga, at»o'clock. - . 

—"Ma4»donta-M;-fc.cmircnjTentu-atre»t-and 

HuuiMin uveuuu, uuuve Kaadlug Uepot; the 

IU.V. CS W. U. llrlddoll, punlor. HervlceK II 

H. lu.. rtuuday •K.-IIOOI, iMv. IU.; L'urUluui Ku- 

douvor lutwUng, 1J*> p. Ui. Preaching, » p. 

m., , 

' CHURCH SOaETIES. ' • 

r'lKMT PBUII1VTKBMM CHUHOU. 

iMdlw-' ,u .lllaryHoclety uieeKOml MOD- 

d*y ovfulug of eacti month. Pnntldenl. 

MM. 'iv tM> A.l»ui»; Vloe-Preeldent, Mra. 

r'ruuk Hc-liuelder; treaaurer, Mra. l.ewla K. 

Huillli; aecreuuy, Mra. Joe. 1. Kcull; tuMU 

Thura., Pri. and Sat. Eves.', Nov. 4^ 

Mat. Sat, at a.3o P. M. 

-aecKtu'y^MnLMrnL 

an. Waller* aud UH 

Ohrb>llau kudoavur Hoclety. M lu Sluud 11. 

FOUI4M,pr«.lat)nli AITM. V. U, Bobuer, vice 

prctdeut; Mian Elbuibelb Braagau.Heureiary; 

Kluiur K. Bauck. treaaurer; Mbia Kllubetli 

8. UlKbee. correapoudiDg Mwrelary, Bual- 

'ueiw uteoling oecouil Muuday In eacu mtuilu, 

KlKBT M. K.CJUDBCU 

Iddlea* Aid lueeU Hint Monday evening ol 

•«ch uioulu. Mra. Kluabetb Uaudy, praal- 

d«kt; Mra. Uertrude Ueudluy, Uooaurvr; Mra. 

Carrie Adauia, aeoreiory. 

' Un, John U. Uoudy,auperlntendent Jun- 

ior li^Wgî* • ' 

Uabera' Union. IJ. H. Mowrer, prealduni; 

Parker Miller, treaaurer. . : 

HOLV TKINITV (inr/KTH. 

1-srlaU Uulld. ami Monday lu I be month. 

Wuiueu'a uulld, every WednevUy UU.> ui. 

' wuuieu'M Auxiliary MUuluuary. la.1 Tbura- 

day lu lut» nionlu. 

- Woinun'M' CbrlKtUin -Temperance'Unloui 

- nudeuouilnallonal. .meeta aeml-montbly. 

- proHldeut, Mra. O.Hwan; oorreripondlng aeo- 

rulory, Mra. F. Parker; recording «eorelary. 

Mm. M. SJIlnsr; treiuUrer,. Mrs. Auna I. 

SECRET SOCIETIES. 

Oceau City lodge, Nu.-171. K. and A., 

uiueta Mecuud and fourth Tuuraday- evenll 

" f each month, lu Masonic ball. W 

Hubert Klulier: aacnury, P. M. Tbomaa J. 

Thorn. . 

Oeea'u Oily I^xlge, No. no, K. or P., meela' 

nrat uud luirtl M hall 

Lnlher I*. Wulluoe, keeper 01 record*. 

• Wuablugton Caui|>; No. 76,'P. O.H. ot A., 

murUt every Friday uucull.bauiplon'e balL 

ITMliieut, Kllimr K, llumtk; UeereUry, K. 

A. Bolirgeoltu . - 

Oaliip IH, P. O. of A», meala t>v*ryHaturday 

al ;.1-Jt |t. IH..1U K.of P.-luill. Hura J. KUley, 

/recorillnB i**'r*,iury, , t • t , • 

Wuh4itelui Council. No.uu, l>. of K.moet* 

every Monday«lee fair .to charge the dowu-town 

|ieo|>le for stoue curb when such curb 

not used up town. ' . 

Director Kisher declared'tbat It.hi 

lever too late to correct errors, aud he 

'urther added that stone curbing 

vould prove less expensive In the end. 

HOTBI, KBBPERB MBBT 

RED MBN TO GATHER 

nciubera Royally 

by M 

The Philadelphia membera of tbe 

>cean City Hotel Proprietor*'Associa- 

ion were eutertalued In hospitable 

manner Monday evening by Mra. V. 

aker, of the Oceanic, at her home, 

1727 Oxford street, Philadelphia. * 

Routine bualnetia waa disposed of at 

be meeting, and plaua made, for the 

future. ' . ' 

Mrs. A. P. Mlluer, of the Wyoming, 

hla city, wan at the meeting. 

The next meeting will be held at the 

home of Mr. aud Mm. C. K: Haag, 

1811 Veuaugo street, Philadelphia. 

C. Banvr Htaocnakcr Ctsoaen. . 

At'the regular weekly meeting of 

I lie- City t.'oinuiiHalonern, V. Homer 

Shoemaker wait elected a member of 

the board of street anaessments, to' (111 

the vacancy tnueed by the realguallon 

nf A. Bertram Porter. •• 

E. H. SUTTON HAS 

RETURNED HOME 

Postmaster, in .Improved 

Health, Warmly Greeted by 

• • His Many Friends. 

. Alter an absence of about two 

mouths, several weeks of which were 

spent In undergoing treatment at tbe 

leUerson Hospital, Philadelphia, and 

;be remainder of the time at Werners- 

llle, Pa., Postmaster Edward M. But- 

tou returned tohla home In this city 

Monday evening. • • • 

Mr. Huttou said be was feel lug very 

much Improved In health, and 

weighed twenty-one pounds moire than 

wbeutie left this clly. ' He will "take 

It eaBy" here for two or three weeks 

before engaging lu active business 

pursuits.- . , ' 

Mr. Button was glad to get back to 

Oceau Oily, aud bis many friends here 

were equally delighted to ceo him and 

iu such Improved physical condition. 

BOUGHT FARM 

F.-W.'K. Hledena Will Improve 

. . Land al Ocean View. . 

Dr. V. W. K. Btedem, of Philadel- 

phia, who i« occupying his cojtage on 

Asbury avenue, below Fifteenth street 

ban purchased, Ibrough the agency of 

J- M. Cheater & Co., tbe 2S0 acre farm 

of the Rev. Peunington C0W011 at 8ea- 

vllle. • , . . ' . '. 

He will remodel the fatal bouse and 

Install beat and baths and otherwise 

Improve tbe building. He will also' 

modernize the farm, to wblcb be .will 

remove, It JH.stated, early next yea;. 

Back Prom jOannlmc Trip. 

Policeman-Hazel M. Newklrk and 

8 B. .Conver have returned from a 

guunlng trip at Elmer.' They were 

accompanied by their wives and bad 

a Hue time, . shooting. tweutyoue 

rabbits, live squlrreb, six quail and 

one pbeakaut. 

• (Mia Tear Borne. . 

It's dignified and gives you a deli- 

cious eenseof security to owu your 

home at. OCEAN* CITY. 

Besides, your responsibility as a real 

estate owner makes you a desirable 

citizen.' Thluk it over. It hen call on 

HARRY. HJBAPbBY, , . 

Real Estate Operator, Ninth and Aa- 

imry avenue, next to tire house who 

will show you the very best way and 

some of the greatest bargains to be 

found bete on the etulMt terms' 

Phone connection. adv. 

HomingIn nalne* 

HenryD. Moore, William O. Moore 

nd W. D. Sberrerd, of HaddonUeld, 

Jl Interested in public utilities In this 

ilty, accompanied by Joseph Q. 

Jhamplou, ; left Phlladelpbla early 

this week for Maine, where 1 Henry D. 

Moorelias-a-oiiip.—They-will huut 

for big game. , ' ' 

Had House Party. 

Mr. and Mrs, Frank Cooleyi of Oer- 

lantown, opened their cottage, 1153 

iVeat avenue, ou Friday last fora few 

days, andeulerlalned friends, among 

whom were Mrs. Mary Williamson, 

Miss Frances R. Oooley and Lin wood 

Heald. all of Germantown- . 

AGED SOMBER 

VISITOR DIES 

SAY SCOTT HAND CAN WIIH 

POSTMASTERSH IP flERg 

Mrs. Charles Hathews Bx- 

plres 8oddenly at Her 

Philadelphia Home. 

Mis. F. M. Matbews, widow of 

Cbailes Mathews and mother of 

Charles Matbews, of PblladelphU, a 

prominent aqmmer resident of this 

oily, died at ber home In. Philadelphia 

last Thursday. Tbe funeral took place 

Monday. - - > 

"Mia. Mathews, who died suddenly, 

being III only tbtee-quarten of an hour, 

was In the ninely-ttnt year of her age. 

She was a summer resident of Ocean 

City for a great many years until last 

season, starting early In the history of 

tbe resort with her husband. Tbe lat- 

ter has been dead thirteen and a half 

years. He waa a retired business man 

fortwenty years before-faUrdeattrrtmr 

bad long been identified wlib tbe 

Herring Safe Manufacturing Com- 

pany- - .. ' ' 

Mra. Matbews was tbe mother of 

six children, all of whom are living. 

They are Miss Morla,'Charles, Jordan, 

Frank, Albeit and Mrs. Elizabeth Mil- 

ler. There are nine grand children 

and six great-grand children. 

BETTY COTTAGE 

FOR JOHN J. HOOD 

Philadelphia Music Pabllsher 

Gives' Contract to O. M. 

TownBeud. 

Otis M. Townsend has received from 

ohn Jl" Hood,- of Philadelphia, tbe 

infract to build a handsome cottage, 

costing $4500. at Tweiity-tlrst street 

and.Ventral avenue. •'" 

The house, which will be out of, the 

ordinary In many ways', will have a 

gambrel roof. The building will have 

a—baseinent^-ond—two-and—one-half 

stories, with a hot-air heat plant. 

Mr. Hood, who Is a-publisher of 

church music at 1034 Arch street, will 

occupy the cottage next season. He 

was a,' visitor here" for the tirst time 

last summer, a guest of the Oceanic, 

and became so much Impressed with 

the beauty of the city tbat he decided 

make this his future summer borne 

NABB GBTS CONTRACT 

*TIII Remove Ine Clly'a Stabblati 

, ~' " Dartas: Ine Wear' 1013, 

. The City Commissioners awarded lo 

Charles F. Nabb.of Ibis city, the con: 

tract to remove rubbish during the 

yearlBia. His bid—(2,487.60— was-tbe 

lowest of three received. . . 

Before tbe contract was given 'out, 

Mayor Headley asked Mr.Nabbir he 

realized wbat be was undertaking. 

Tbe contractor replied that -he 

thought be did. He bad been fol- 

lowing Ibis line, he said, for several 

years, kept hla eyes ou thu wock and 

felt assured that be can do" it satlofao- 

torlly for the arapunt or bis bid. He 

said he would furnish a. surely com- 

pany bond for the-faithful perform' 

auce of the contract. 

Lecture Well Attended. 

The stereopllcou lecture, "Around 

tbe Worldin Ninety Minutes,'! giveu 

In lmmanuel Baptist Church Monday 

evening by tbe Rev. A. C. Oearbarti 

of Tuekaboe, was well attended, and 

waa much enjoyed by the audience 

Eighty views were shown. More than 

twelve dollars was raised by tbe silver 

oflVflnga. • • . 

BAKBR'S B1VBCTION 

Dae to His Personal Popularity. 

Baya Home Paper. 

The WUdwood Sun of last week 

contained the following; 

. Tbe election of J. Thompson Baker 

> Congress waa largely the result of 

bis personal popularity and theknowl- 

edge of his thorough illness for tbe 

position. Republicans who were his 

personal friend*, and who bad known 

him for many years and understood 

and appreciated his worth, worked as 

rneitly for hla election as the moat 

ironounced Democrat, and they rolled 

ip a vote for him on tbe island and In 

the .couuty which he can ever' look 

baok upon with pardonable pride. 

He Is tbe llrst man elected to Congress 

from Cape May County in eighty-six 

rears, Joseph Memucan llugbea, of 

Jape May City, being a member at 

hat time. • - ' 

InJ, Thompson Baker the Second 

3ongresskraal District will bave an 

irnest and faithful representative,, 

ind one who Is thoroughly versed In 

itatecraft and who will be the peer of 

any member of that body In the arena 

ofdebate. 

Progressives to Hold on.' 

Former .Governor John Franklin 

Fort, as State chairman, has Issued a 

call for a meeting next Saturday after- 

noon at the Hotel Sterling, In Trenton, 

for the purpose of maklrig a perman 

ent political, organization put ot the. 

Progressive party. • • 

PLAN TO WIDEN BOARDWALK 

IN ITS BUSIEST SECTION 

FINAL PAYMENT 

ON CLUB HOUSE 

Yachtsmen,* laud Owners 

and Builders Make Settle- 

ment in This City. , 

• The final settlement on the Ocean 

City Yacht Club's handsome new 

quarters aud.grounds was made. Fri- 

day afternoon In the Ocean City .Title 

aud. Trust Compauy's building... 

. There were present at tbe. meeting 

Commodore J. Ralph Wilson, Chair- 

man. A. T. James, of the board of 

governors of the club; Chairman. D. 

H. Paris, of the club's finance com- 

mittee; Chairman Frank D. Newberry, 

of the building committee; James Mc- 

Miillen, tbe club's solicitor;" Victor J. 

Humbrecht. president of tbe Gardens 

Company, and A. J. Dunn, tbe com- 

pany's legal representative; Barber « Home.. 

R.' Howard .Thorn has given the 

contract to make extensive Improve- 

ments to the Sauderlln cottage on 

Wesley qvenue, below Eighth slreet, 

recently purchased by bim. • 

' Tbe building Is to be raised, and a 

basement and den will be among the 

additions. A hot water heating plant' 

Is to be Installed. . The improvements 

will cost about (2000, It Is stated; 

, Improvlatr, Hie more* 

Charles U. Pow.ell is maklng:a pum- 

ber of Improvements to'liis store and 

dwelling on Asbury avenue. •,; 

x.eaxal Ds uia Dia.wo. 

Jjegal papersjrftall. descriptions, I 

eluding wills, an carefully drawn by 

K. Curtis Roblpson at his office, 744 

Asbury avenue, Ocean Clty,-N. j. adv. 

The SBNTIIMX . Printing House fi 

kept busy turning out Job work, but It 

will be pleased to do yours. •• Come In 

and talk It over.. _ •*• adv. 

"Cblckcan Came name." Elc. 

The following Is from the Cape May 

Herald: Au ugly, Insistent rumoi 

states that certain men .who have "re- 

ceived dlntluullou at tbe hands ol th 

Republican party assisted In Ibe' de- 

feat of Its', candidates for 'office. Du- 

plicity, like murder, will always out. 

If this Is so, and the (ruth or falsity 

'ill shortly be known, the'guilty par-' 

ties deserve, and will receive, the un- 

utterable contempt of every oue—evcu 

their own kind, • . 

Xblrd Readmit Postponed. - 

Owing to the failure or tbe Ocea 

City Laud Company to Hie Its map .of 

land ebow lag proposed changes Inci- 

dental to the re-location of a Ufteeu- 

foot street, ordinance No. 82, bearing 

on this matter, '.was not given third 

reading at tbe regular weekly meet- 

ing of Ibe City Commissioners. It wll 

come up at the meeting this afternoon. 

The business career of, Ibe First 

Natloual Bahk ot Ocean City . hi 

been one or marked success, adv.lt 

FOB'RKNT.—Well, heated basemen 

cheap. Apply 1017 Central avenue. ' 

' • •' ' '. , '.".• ' ' '.I '••'' ' • ; ' • • * " • l l * 7 ' : 8 t 

Try an AdvertUeoient 

- in the StumNEl. 

Wallace, Bourgeois,' Stqltb ' 

and Others-WU1 Try "U" " 

land Pat Office. » ". < 

.Tb,e name of YT. Scott Hand, caabW' ' 

the Pint National Bank, o>JthU' * 

illy, has been frequently mentbrnad 

Inrlng the last week in Connection^'' 

rlth appointment aa postmaster here 

when the time of tbe tncumbemV'B.' 

M.Button,expires,a year from next"'* 

February. - ' 

Mr. Hand waa an aspirant for Con-"' 

greosontheOemocratle ticket at tne va 

recent primaries, and Presidentelect' 

Wilson Is one of his personal friends; 1 ' 

as are Congressman-elect Baker and- * 

estate Road Commissioner B. A. ,'• 

master and wonld give the office' a ' 

high-class, business administration, J 

improving the service at every possible' • 

point. . . - .- 

Luther L. Wallace and K. A. Bonr- ' 

geois bave stated tbat they are aspl- ' 

rants for the'office. They are'among ' 

the Democratic war horses of the city, 

id It Is claimed by their friends that, 

both have stood the heat and burden ' 

the long and more or less lean daya 

the past, one of tbem should be the 

lucky man wben II comes to the matter 

>f dropping the rich plums. 

The salary of tbe postmaster Is 12100 

per annum, and, with tbe continued 

growth of Ooean City's-summer popu- 

lon, it la felt that before many year* 

Ibe business or tbe office will have In- 

creased to such proportions as to cause 

an inorease lu this salary. 

Mr. Bourgeois was a candidate for 

he office a number of yearaago, wben 

he appointment was received by R. 

Howard TUorni 

Should Mr. Thorn show, an Inclin-' 

itlon to be pustmaster again, It Is 

ited that lie will be strongly opposed 

>y members of the Democratic party 

Here on tbe ground that be Is, or has 

Ken, a "Jim" Smith adherent, and 

Ltovernor Wilson has been antagonis- 

tic to Mr. Smith aud.bis aspirations 

tor the United States' Senate. 

As was stated In tbe BKNTINEU last 

week, B. Frank Smith would not ob- 

|ect to receiving the appointment, and. , 

W. U. Campbell would doubtless be 

In a receptive mood, although be baa • 

expressed tbe view tbat Mr. Thorn 

stands a good.chance. { 

K. B. Woodward onlldlnK. 

A two-story coUage; costing $4500, Is 

t>elng built on Ocean avenue, near 

Twelfth street, and a bungalow, coat- 

Ing 9IG00, on Ocean avenue, between 

Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, 

both for B. 8. Woodward,,or Camden, 

summer resident or this city. ' 

BADER TO LOOK 

AFTER GARBAGE 

Philadelphia Man is Given 

. Contract by- City Com- 

missioners. 

C. L. Bader, or Philadelphia, who 

ias been Interested in xlmllar work In 

'blladelpbla aud Atlantic City, ban 

been awarded the garbage contract by 

tbe City Commlsxloners. There were 

three bidden, Mr. Bader belug tbe 

lowest at (4722. 

M.ayor Headley asked Mr. 'Bader If 

be were' properly qualified and 

equipped to do' tbe work,. and be 

answered In the affirmative. 

A brother of Mr. Bader, wbo-haB 

had much of this kind of work to do, 

suggested the plan of making the 

early morning collections from the 

territory nearest and directly leading 

to tbe Boardwalk. Mayor Headley 

Id tbe suggestion was a good one.. 

To Bend Hlaslouarx Box. 

It-was announced at tbe • varlou 

services In ' the First Presbyterian 

Church on Sunday that the Ladles' 

Auxiliary will again send Its aunual 

missionary box to Miss Minnie New- 

come, home missionary at barrel's 

Valley, Vs. Tbe members aud friends 

or tbe church are requested to send 

clothiug, books, toys for children, etc, 

to the church, 'at any time until 

Tnanksglviug. It Is iuleuded to for- 

ward the box. ID ' time, to reach thi 

mission Held about Christmas. 

Win-Viait Florida. 

Thomas J. Duncan, superintendent 

or tbe Ocean City Kleotrlc Light Com- 

pauy's worlu, will leave here Tuesday 

for Florida, accompanied by ibis wire. 

Their principal stopping places, will be 

St. Petersburg and Tampa, althoug 

they will visit other cltlea lu Florida 

and the South. It Ik their Inteutlon 

to go down on one sld.e or Florida am 

up tbe other. ' • 

Por Sale. 

liOts 40. 47 and 48 Marine Place, 

Create tract, 80x102 feet each. Apply 

lo owner, Elizabeth O. Sands, 682 Cen- 

tral ave., Ocean City. • «•- 

ad 

Maddock's Pharmacy, Eighth an 

Asbury avenue,Sunday hours, wlnt 

monthB,8.aotoiOA. M.; -eaijito ea 

ig ;;, ..,..,-Adv., It.,,. ,:i 

even 

i4Jlty, New Jersey. 

y 

His friends here claim that Mr. 

and-would-prove-a-hattllng-poU~ 

KICK OVBR GA8 BILI,— 

G«rnianiowo Sfan Conaptalna off 

, ibcLocal comnany. 

TheSuNTiNEii la In receipt, of a com- 

miiulcatlon from Joseph Button, of 

Clermantown, owner of the Cottage 843 

Hrlgbton place, lu wblah he makes 

eomplalnt agaiuHt-a bill-presented him— 

y tbe local gas company., Mr. Button 

aloo puU the electric light company 

n a clans with the gas company; and 

the class Isu't very high. He la of the 

plnlnu that both companies should 

be given0 thorough overhauling. 

Mr. Button concludes his letter by 

saying: 

"I have heard of many complaints 

imilar to. mine, and I should think: 

Moinelhlng could be done, so the cot- 

agers would be better treated and not 

Imposed upon by these companies." 

Ottlcials of tbe gas company, agalnat 

which the letter Is especially directed,. 

say that the company .volunteered to 

eat Mr. Button'* meter and make 

u^ natlnfi-ctory. 

GOBS TO HOKOLUI,U 

prank D. Mcoberrr Ha Blanett 

- on I*ODK Trip.* 

Frank D. Newberry, or this clly, 

lefl.early this week on a long western 

trip, oue of the three or four be takes 

every year on business for the Phila- 

delphia lirm with which he Is con- 

nected. ; 

His Prut binding place—If be can 

enter that country, he said—will be 

Mexico. Later he will go to Califor- 

nia and thence to Honolulu. His' 

buslnexH disposed of there, he will re- 

turn to Bah Francisco.and start back 

Kaat by way or Portland, Seattle and 

Dulutb'. : • . 

Mr. Newberry plaus to roach home 

about'January I. » * 

captain K. B. Ktfwartlit Dead.,' 

Captain E. B. Edwards, one of the, 

oldest aud best known sailing masters 

along the Delaware River, died Sun- 

day, after a long period of Ill-health, 

at-bis home, 8708 North Bydenbam 

street, Philadelphia. Born in Cape' 

May County, jfew Jersey, be shipped ' 

aa cabin boy on a coasting vessel wben 

fourteen years old, and at the age of ,, 

tweuty-one was master of a ealljng 

vessel oairylug: coat to Eastern and/ 

Southern'ports. He commanded tbe 

vessel thai carried tbe last cargo of coal 

Into Richmond during the Civil ,War. ' 

Ataotuer Two-lutnll» FJIMI ^VA 

Vf.V. and J. D, liamond, of.Pblhj.^;^ 

delphla, are having a pretty. tyoî ' 

family.-.apartment house .ereoledHon;^ ... 

Fourth atreet, near Atlantlo 'aveque,«^f 3;*. 

•'4 

'*^$0% **:?*

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CURTIS ROBINSON 

Mjiiu v Hj BMkaMa*iat««ke> 

crinr, * > MKWJBIIUY 

^'^mq'inMMwNtt •«•* 

y B .W,yearly 

t *rois»Uy 

M. 1MB.' 

S\Tlii«v«a^DwQOorat la willing tc 

" • a pollllca 

troatury notes are lo be 

'\q Z^m^htH raillir Ilian ibeold. Bui if 

*? f / tMf WRM to* •• nuoh there will be 

taoklak*. • ' 

i*i_ » c *# •!* ^" ^^ "^ w——^ F^"- a^ ^W( ITW•• aalââ» v *J^P o v s)4 j*^ -*-. 

7 :^,|h¥jpMt of all the big DMU of the 

-'" u âpunlryto.wota In harmony for the 

ôpnllnuett proeptrlly of iha Unit 

. -û Tjft^RiUDlolpal aulliorlllea iu Uerlln 

vV" 1 'liava lapuad. an order fbrbiddlug 

^Côhaufleuratoatnua* while In charge 

* *. * tttfântAmiibllaa. That OHISV annllaa uoi 

idrlvlug taxloabs, but 

E'&tT '"^flto-flUâiuibody, pHu- &hHm will be pate*, ou aud the 

• , ^«m«tMfereMUy elected 

. .. warty *>» buat. 

^•*Mh*llW»kMltof next week and 

'Vtw Tern 

etty Tueeday 

(awtkra. 

j^V*** ,, JJ ^ ^ « a»B»B»IBJHB»B) ^«»J.»JJ.W **a*aMV» 

jjfc } \ J'r MtaMoKn P. KB* 1 * Sunday school 

• * *> **" «4aM ottand'ataHtt tto by UM cake 

'5'S' *c' «ata^twkt ak- WlUbun K. asjdlnlrH 

* • W**WaaW^ ^ ai V^WK^ ^ 

, „_ ,_yfc» .to bauaflt or the 

,«»ft?Uta|*r«Wl of to* Vtrat Presbjs 

tWOk Ut M. 

UX ta SilM V 

item QUUM e* 

lone* 

mt 

SUNDAY IN THE 

LOCAL CHURCHES 

StroagSenooni and Bxccllent 

Mu«lc Beard by large 

Congregations. 

The churches In Ocean UUy were all 

well filled al Ilie servloes on Huuday. 

Hallowing are report* of the serinon* 

heard i 

flHsT M. M. 

TUe Hev. U. H. Uhl, or Cape May 

Court House, occupied the pulpit and 

preached at the morning service In the 

•IM. K.Uburab Btiuday, aud hla 

aormun made a strong appeal lo his 

hearers, 

Mr. Uhl oxobauged pulpits wllh Ur, 

ilaluos, tUelocal pastor, who was al 

Court .House a year before coming 

here, aud there wou the adtulratlou 

aud reaped of the members or hie c6n< 

greaatiou. They were loath to part 

with him last March. 

Mr, Uhl look hi* text from l>salm 

16; 8t "I have eel the Lord always 

before ine; because He Is at my right 

band, I shall uot be moved." lie en- 

larged upou two Hues of thought—de- 

votlou aud Immortality, Mr. Ubl ' 

au lulereatlug aud luslruollve taluer 

and speaks with an easy grace. . 

The pasloi ocoupled Ibe pulpit lu 

the eveulug and preached an earuesi 

evangelistic sermou lo a very alteullvi 

audience. 

The allMidauoe at the Habbath 

sohtMil was large and a thorough te- 

uniatilsalluu of Ibe claaws Is laklug 

place 

Mb* Jusephlue Uorblu will apeak ou 

vlcouexl Habbath. 

VllUrr riiHHUVTKIUAN. 

The servloas were well attended lu 

the Ktrst Vresbyterlau Church Hun- 

day. 'I ho pastor, the Hev. Charles' H. 

llohuer, preached two very Interesting 

and helpful sermon*. In the murulng 

ids theme was "At the Hate Heaull- 

ful," and lu Iheeveulug, "Ttieijaudh- 

lerurtbeAlmbjhty." 

At the eveulng service his text wai 

l>salm U;4: "He Iha^sltteth In thi 

heavens shall laugh" He said I 

part: • 

"It Is hard to coucelveof Uod as sit 

tlug lu the heaveua and laughing, 

oue likes to be ridiculed. Is Uod mock- 

lug at usf Of ou* thing we may bo 

sure, Uod uevar mooka His child reu— 

their blunders, their poverty, Ibelr in- 

tlrmltwa, He amlles upou Hla oh! 

dreu, aud His smile Is pleasure. His 

laughter I* derisive, aud Hto laughter 

la reserved for those who disbelieve 

and deny aud defy Hua Kvery asylum 

and prison aud almslwuse la.Uod's 

laughter at those who have deOed 

Him 

'Meu laugh at saullary laws aud 

lypbokt gibes at them. They laugh 

at social taws and ostracism tauuts 

them. They laugh at moral laws aud. 

loalbauiue disease plagues them, 

it law that mocks Ibeuir Yea. the 

Law giver that silteth lu the heaveu* 

la holdlug them In detlatou It to so 

easy to disbelieve Uod. Meu would 

uot ballav* Hla waruuig given by Ibe 

mouth or Noah. * The patriarch was 

auold dull. He waa Ih* Jest of his 

day. Uuloueday a stream of light- 

ulug Hashed tla-Vlvfci banuerkacruas. 

the darkeulug sky. Tbe low mutter 

of thunder turned tu oraahlug lu the 

haaveus. The fnuulalua of the deep 

were, opened. II was a terrible catas- 

trophe, but it told, of Him who Is the 

Uod uf JuOguieut. All ot Clod's pre- 

aicUous of Judgmeul on Individual 

anil uatlou com* Itu* to the letter. 

Men may mock al-tttm-hy thelr-dts^ 

belief aud dental aud defiance, but he 

who laugba last laughs beat. Uod 

alwa> a laughs last." 

Bervfcte tu Immanuel BaptM cburc. 

Sunday were well attended through: 

out th* day, when It Is borne In mind 

that toe city to now on a winter- basis. 

The bible school surpassed Itself and 

to rapidly catching up with the sum 

iner attendance. 

The baptism announced tor . 

•v*alug was again postponed on ac 

count or the candidate beta* out of the 

eity. 

Th* senoone fo* ibe day were sog- 

gesUr* and toterestlnc. 

The pastor. Ih* Raw Arthur U*e. 

••levted aa hto morutng subject "Tbe 

New Svangsttam " Hto lexu were 

froa. Joahtta. l:8;N«heo>l»h. 

Hw sfuk* hi najrt a* tulK>««. 

"^•b* old avaAgelaun was ..„»- 

sauted by Vtoney and Moody, and to 

repteeroteit today by'Torrey. Thto 

torea or erauxeitsm takl stress upon 

th* ecnotioua). and Ks gre mark was 

•woomplwaetl among tbaervwda. But 

tb* day of bug* crowds, aupaat* to 

yeopetto ataud. etc . to past, or U paas- 

U«. Tb* uawMMOot lh*uM method 

aUy.aaatlhto tact raises 

. 'How call w* •vaugvtta* 

tU*p*op>e of the unseat Oa>r For 

fwaa today «** o«* of to* ctuisUans. 

Uvtaal now wtU •*> aUv^ wbttclk • 

thai aAOM»,0a»coi.v«itaa.ast b* wsw 

ijaliWyaaw.aadtftttottoslrartioco*- 

claltoo. held by «h« Complaln- 

at» aa collauml awuruy. and al»o all tlial 

certain llouao and Lot or land, alluab' lu 

UennlavUkh Cap. May Couuky. Slats ol -Sew 

J»n»y,and dMcrtbalaatol Iowa, via;- 

JOHN E. TOWNSEND 


1137" Asbury Aye. 

Ocean City New Jersey 

LEONARD KRAUSS CO. 

Electricians 

1033 .Bay Avenue. Ocean City, N. J. 

Klwtrtcal work ot all klnda promptly ai< 

UndsdltL Alliuatarl«landwora«l ' - - 

atrlnly Oral olaaa. 

c tbvaes by »tin*' ot to* amkl 8cbool 

Lot.Muotn »wenvy-on« dacrMa Ka«l. 

and a balr roda to a alak«: Uwiiw 

Houlb allly-all dntrW«I»»« W«ai. tour and a hair 

rods loacoraw; Ibtritta Norlb aiaty-ala J» 

grw* Baal. Ov» roda lo a cornor: Uxnce 

Norlti lweuly-ou» dogma u e»l. «l»v«o roda 

to lbs knkMW ol tb* atonaahl road: 

atoBMlw " > Readine Coal 

AIM» kllli1!ln't;*U'O4Mi by lirirr#I or Crtrrt. 

K»«l rl«» 

phun^. .. * 

>«r «»ii'V«rd. TE.VTII and 

ATLANTIC ICE COMPANY 

ALER ,M pp(;ono M0URtain 1^ 

nea»." 1^1« Asbury Av«, 

.OCEAN CITY t*. J. 

CJHARLES L. HOFMAN'N 

. REGISTERED ARCHITECT • 

»L*MB. a^r^lrlCATIONSaMOSUPCHIMTCNOCNeK 

.421 .Mariner & nerchanU' Building 

, • ••IIIl.tDKI.PUU. a»A. ' 

_ln ti^vHO i-uy, at J.w.. 1. ilruli'. oal autlKaiiinluy ujiver) dwuinit. 

ARK LAKE . . 

Undertaker and Etnbaliner 

. ' ISM CINTKAL AVISO . . 

•fOon* lw (K-KAX CITY. X. J. 

Real Estate and 

Search Company 

offape May County; N.J. 

' KKI'UKSENTINO ..•.-• 

FIDELITY TRUST. CO. 

OV NkTWAKK , ., 

TITLES INSURED •'. 

>Wri.M*a. AbatRu. Breakers, thlu city, was 

m tula city seven) days latit week 

Hhe was accompanied by her son-. 

Arthur Bhoemaker.'a atudent'of the 

University of Pennsylvania, waa at 

I lie home of his parents, Mr. and Mra. 

C. H. Bhoeraaker,, In thin city, over 

• Hunduy. . •, " 

. CapUluU.AV.'Hildretb.bas moved 

from a* cottage on Aabury avenue, 

below Ninth street,- to the Trower 

cottage, ou Central avenue,, beloi 

' Tenth street. _ " 

Howard Corneal, superintendent of 

tbe North Philadelphia Poat Office, 

wan a visitor here Sunday. He own 

a cottage.on, Fourteenth street, uea, 

the bay front. ' 

' K. W. Rutherford and. family, ol 

' Philadelphia, are occupying tbelr cot- 

tage at Thirteen th Htreet. and Aabury 

aveuue. • They are entertaining Mrs. 

Joseph Young.' ' 

Mir. and Mrs. A. T. James, or Phlla 

delpbla, spent a few doya here durlu) 

.the last week with E. J.Hanu, thi 

. real estate operator, and .Mrs. Hann 

- The -latter la a daughter of Mr. and 

. Mrs. James. 

William Hagle and wife have oloaed 

tbelr summer home ou West avenue, 

• below Sixteenth street, and returnee 

to tbelr winter home In Philadelphia. 

Mr. and Mrs. Hagle are among the 

lint toopen their cottage In the spring 

and remain here late In-tbe autumn. 

CHORUS-CHOIR OF 35 WILL 

MAKE FIRST APPEARANCE 

RESIGNS JOB AS 

SCHOOL TEACHER 

MU8T PACK MAYOR 

Paul G. Ctesstnan to Leave 

Because of Illness in Wife's 

Family.' 

At the meeting.of tbe Hoard or Ed- 

ucation Tuesday evening, the resigna- 

tion of Paul (J -Crewman ,wa« pre- 

jwnted and accepted, the resignation 

lotake effect an soou an Ills poHltlon 

can be Ulled. 

Mr. Creasman hot) been a leaclier In 

tbe high school since tbe beglniilug of 

th'e fall and winter term. Sickness In 

his wife's family caused him to lender 

bin realguatlbu., 

Applications for the position of Jani- 

tor of Ilie new school' house were re- 

ceived from James'M. Wallace, Lam- 

bert H, Brangan and F. B. Lambert. 

Mrs. Elizabeth Hharp a»ked to be made 

Janltresa. No action wan taken. • 

S. Br Swan wan made a committee' 

to secure a flagpole for the new ochool 

building -one meaRurlng 75 or 80 feet. 

Secretary Lewis E. RmlthwaH auth- 

orized toadvertlae for bids for a vacuum 

cleaner for the new sohool house. 

y 

fathetly way to the child, he read a 

wrtlon of an act relating to Crimea by 

vemles, au act passed a few years 

igo through the Instrumentality of the 

tev.J B. Haluea. The Mayor «ald 

was a difficult matter to deal wllh 

laaes such as this, yet the public must 

protected from boys who Indulge lu 

larauding expeditious.. 

It wan aaid that thin lad in oue of a 

mmber against whom there are 

barges made of many robberies'and 

lepredatlouH commuted here during 

ie late summer aud early autumn." 

Mayor Headley stated that all-«f 

iese boys will be brought before him 

ier. 

Whole ale raids of store's were liiade, 

,nd, watches, jewelry, cigars, "cigar- 

ttes, guns, ammunition and money 

ere among tbe articles Stolen. They 

'ere not all Qcean City boys. Two or 

liree were visitors. 

Part of the booty wan taken to an 

laud opposite the. hew. yacht club, 

'here It was hidden'for a time. 

SMITH DOES WBLL 

ceUeut, Hrpart from Naval 

McUosl. . 

Norvlu Smith, son of H. A. W. 

uillh, of the Hincayne, U doing exvel- 

ut work at the United Stales Naval 

Lcademy Preparatory School at An- 

lapolls.wliere he has been fora month, 

ccoiding to reports received by his 

ther from the principal, Robert L.' 

iVerutz. • 

This will be good news for "HudV 

rleuds. He graduated from the local 

Igh schoollaut Juue: " 

Principal Werntz sayB:. "Hvlsdoidg 

Ine work. . He Is tnaklug gooii head- 

ay and behaving llke.a man. He Is 

me or the bent boys in tbe school, 

tend IIH more of tbe Mine kind If it Is 

Msslble to llnd them in Ocean City." 

MUSICAL TRBAT 

to Cbaras Cbolr'at Home ol It. 

W. Edward! ana Wile. 

The members of the new chorus 

l'oir of tbe First M. E. Church were, 

[ueala of It. W. Edwards and wife at 

belr Wesley, avenue home Tuesday 

ivening. Others present Included Dr 

ind Mrs. John B. Halnes and Mr. and 

Mrs. Wm. E. Massey.' .. 

TJie choir sang several numbers In 

excellent manner, showing marked 

Jll.and decided musical ability In 

the handling thereof, and'the work 

was appreciated by the audltom. 

Selections .were also given on the 

grapbaphone,. followed by refresh- 

ments - • , ." ' 

DOING MUCH GOOD 

THe Hey. J. J. Wweeney Telia ot 

Chrlailau RrolticrH' Work. 

.The Hev. John J. Sweeney, rector of 

.St. Augustine's Church, returned a 

few days ago from a visit lo the boys' 

protectory, located above Norrlstown, 

Pa., where an altar and altar railing 

are being made for the enlarged whiter 

chapel of the church here. 

This protectory, which Ims 00 i boy« 

at present, la under the charge of the 

(.'hrlstlan Brothers, 2& of whom spend 

a portion of the summer seacoiiH at the 

school known as "Ocean KeHl," at 

Thlrly-fniirth i-ttcet, In thlx city. 

There l» a necoiul ulnillar protectory 

at another af Pblladelphia'H suburbs, 

also In charge of Christian Krothers 

who are among those who come to this 

city In the summer _ . ' 

The boys" are fed, clothed, educated 

and taught trades that will equlptliem 

for life. The youths turn out luaRiilll- 

cent licroll and cabinet work, make 

their own clothes, etc,'. 

.At the Institution near Nnrrlstown 

(lie boys have a baud of uiiislc of. lit) 

pieces, and another IH being organized 

among the smaller bojH,' 

HANDSOME QUARTERS 

Progrraalii' l.i->llac lo Have 

opealnit TIIUIIUHKIVII'IIC. 

The meiuberx ol the Voting Men'» 

Progresftlve League ore arranging lo 

have a formal opening of their new 

headquarterx lu the Hami liulliling 

ThankaKlvlug atternoon and evening. 

Tbe league's three roouin iu the 

building wl)l be handsomely furnished 

within the next week, mure Ihau (200 

«f the JilO required for this purpone 

having been secured up to yenterdayr 

Therurnlture will be of the mission 

style. 

The league will have two pool tablen 

for tbe accommodation of tbe mem- 

bers, and it IH. planned to make the 

headquarters moHt inviting. • 

At the meeting or the league Monday 

evening, the-following were .elected 

members: BT-Frank—8tnlth^RalpliIjr 

Cheater, Kobert Pierce, I-lnwood Mint- 

7.er and Theodore ItoblnHon. 

Special Musical Service, in 

First M. B. Church Next 

8nnday Night. 

. Plans are perfected for a special 

musical service,'In the MelhodlM 

Chureb next Sabbath evening, No- 

vember 11. A chorus choir of about 

thirty, voices, composed of young 

ladles.or tbe church,* will make tbelr 

lint appearance aa a. part of tbe regu- 

lar singing force of the church. These 

young ladles have been selected by 

Miss Beatrice Halnes, under the direc- 

tion of the musical committee of tbe 

church; and give One promise of being 

a strong addition, tq the churob'a 

musical force. . .' • .''••"•,/";.•'• 

Alias McClellan, a member of one or 

our Hammer families', will be present 

all day ou the Sabbath, singing with 

the quartet both morning and even- 

Ing. Mies McClellau needs no Intro- 

duction to muslo-lovlng people of 

Ocean City, as she baa done some 

really artistic work here as a contralto. 

The services Sabbatb evening will 

be largely of a musical character. A 

brief sermon will be preached by the 

p a s t o r . " ; • ••••.'•.''.':' 

The choir of the church will at once 

take up rehearsals on a beautiful 

oratorio that will be produced In con- 

ueellon With tbe Christmas seivlees 

In tbe oburcb. Special singers are 

already engaged,' and a largely aug- 

mented chorus will assist In the pro- 

duction of tbe oratorio. 

-CHARACTBR-8TUDIB8- 

stMrion Wilson Will Appear In 

Viral m. K. Church. 

The members of tbe LidleK' Aid 

Society of the First M. E.-Ohurcu have 

engaged Marlon Wilson to appear In 

the church In character studlea' In 

costume Tuesday evening, December 

17. ••" •••'.,• ', 

She comes highly recommended as 

an artlat, and no one should mlra the 

entertainment, which Isnnre to be a 

source or pleasure to all who attend. In 

addition to iielng given In a worthy 

cause.- . - . 

Further parllcolara will be glveu in 

the HKNTINKI.. 

BAPTISTS BIBLE 

GLASS GROWING 

Will Organise at" Home of 

William B. Davis To- 

morrow Bvenlng. 

Tbe flrst aeralon of the bible clans In 

Immanuel Baptist BsbbstbSchool last 

(Sunday was very encoursglug. Pastor 

Oee oays, and It Is reasonable to hope 

tbat.tbls class will become a factor lu 

tbe social and moral life of onr city, 1 

Frank dlscusnlon, thorough lnyesllga> 

tion, and. llveiubjecl* will characterize 

theaeaslons, and nothing of value as a 

character builder, that la appropriate 

and available, will be omitted. This I 

ta to be a man's class for real men. It 

I s u t a t e d . • '",••• ..'•• .• •• \' :•.•'.- 

The members or tbe class will meet 

at the home of one of tbe members, 

William, B.Davis, Fourth street and 

Atlantic avenue, tomorrow'evening, lo 

arrange for the form of organization 

and constitution. 

Tbe pastor and the bible school 

superintendent, 8. 8. McAllister, both 

of whom are county delegate* to tbe 

State convention, went to Trenton 

Tuesday to atay until'this evening. 

They expect to bring back many-Idea* 

and suggestions. '' 

"The people of Ocean City," says 

Mr. Oee, "are Invited lo watob theim- 

manuel Baptist Churoh and Its affili- 

ated* organizations grow In. numbers 

and usefulness." . 

MCALLISTER'S 

Miss Beatrice Haines 

__Ccacbcrof •/ • 

BVV8 PI,OT OP LAND 

>sna> ft Bdwsrd* Uafce sale to 

O. Mr. Baiierworlb. 

O. W. Butterworth, of FbtladelphU, 

has again added to .hla ocean front 

holdlugsbere by buying a plot of land 

on Weeley avenue, between Blxteentb 

and Seventeenth streets, owned by 

Meaare. Button aud Cortsou. 

Tbe sale wan made by Massey Ohss.-Mainews } f 

J.li.Oheater i 

K. V Ooraoa, 

I 1 

I I 

Advertise in the SENT 

V

&*f l J7 7 tw* O- y 'lO- 

?'iJ-7 .».V'ij"'^:i 

•V-* 5tSS. u ' Pob " oPll ' ta 

JSinn 

• and ProperlyTBobrrt Kuher. 

cuy Owra^lobn Is. Adama* 

Trauater-Holla Oarrauoa. 

WUHW-K W. BurlelMh. 

uKef orFouo»-a«moolBOTll. 

Hdl inapeotor-U. A. W.Hmltlk 

Hmllh. Prcal- 

^ BUleÂ-.W. 

'^•{ff'iMperUiSnaent of Bcboola-frol. Jaa, 

uvenur of Uia Ppor-B 

CHURCH SURV1CE8. . 

••ireiM. BVCUuren, corner ueowal avenue 

mi tOgnUi atrealTW. Dr. J. B. Maine. 

fiS»dorSSi. 

~ ^ Heeretary, U. H. Mownr I tnaannr, 

U. W. Kdwarda: Kdward M.MUl on, Wlu. L. 

uibb. Joun Mana, Oeor»o O. Adama.a.U. 

^'!i£r^r^S%i.unJohn 

MASSEY & 

- EIGHTH AND CENTRAL AVE. 

I 

Marta. leader: Mouday evening'. 7.4a. Mra. 

- KTUrlckTlaader VrMay eveum*-. Kouoaa 

IMmfu leaner. Tlwae mwun(i> ara Detain 

- ibscbutob _ — 

I 

Si'* f 

X A. 

ririt PnabyUrlaii lluunli. Waalay avenns 

vwU«»>- Utv.viuu. U. Uobnur. 

Honday awvlota. las) ». m. and B 

* ? nS»r nuetlns. WedoMday emn- 

» o'clock. Hun3ay lU 

U W«Uh •ao.nnien 

Joan K. 

*nS»r nuetlns. WedoM 

» o'clock. Hun3ay Minoal 

U; W«Uh. •ao.nniendan*. 

'elodlCa 

tuatdofTriutaea-I>iwta M. 

UoKiohu B. Orove^ uacot 

n; JuMf 

HAND, 

ATTORNEY and 

COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW, 

eolfeuar. Master sad feaauntr la Caaaeerr, 

Bapr—a Ooort anmmNslmiar. Hottiy PabUo. 

UATB MAW OsMIBW aMUaC, •. J. 

(Opposite roMlo BslMlsas). 

W. Hour ANU, AJTDaaw o. Botwau. 

LAW OFFICES 

Apgar &, Bo8well, 

• . Mimas n CHAwomar, 

BODBBB BUILDING. 

A8BURV AVKNUB and EIGHTH HTBKKT 

OOBAKCITV. N.J. 

JL,AW OFFICES 

Godfrey & Godfrey, 

Kooma SU, IU and S17 . 

Uartlau BolldUig. w ii 

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. 

JAMES M. E, HILDRETH 

Counsellor-at-Law ' 

and Holleltora Maeter and Biamlner In 

Onaneery - • 

JOWNSEND GODFREY 

Attorney-at-Law 

UaitleU Bolldlnc AtOesanOUyHaturdaya 

AtUnUe city . Off Weeley ave. 

B. DAVIS, 

Attorney at Law 

400 Atlantic Ave. 

Ocean City * ' . New Jeraey 

Atlantic (Sty Theatres 

Mnilth. tniMiiuor; r 

TwiuMndawl wi...n_fr. llrown. 

Holy Trlhlty OnoroWfrouaunl, Kplaoopul. 

UMniral avenue ana BlevenMi alnMU Tim 

Uev.C McLaren Howard, reclors William T. 

PrtoaUi, Lay ttaadet; William Uraison. Lay 

UauS. tiaaday wrvtcen lotta. u. and 7 «. 

u. in; Holy Communion. Dm Kunday IO.«. 

Ciu~inlra Monday 7J0 a. m.. Uoiy d»>. ID 

a. ni.; (Sunday eohool S p. m. 

AucuUna'a Uouuui OatboUo Obtucb 

between Thirteenth, and 

Than.. Fit ud Sat Era.. No». M. a and 23 

rtlaee 8«tBtd>r at UP 

Akbury , 

rooiteentnMarBav.JobiiJ.Hwa 

lluu at BMW.».» and 10o'clock. 

PW'\>,"i ' 

eSSstfr 

I oft e* 

m fltawtObeetrieilrda 

"''i?'l" 1 "'* I *" ^ .baa 

Ibqp 

•mploye of tba Btll •j*Uml*«l •*> 

, quarter of-a jnlUlon 

lâi^.J „-,-*; r • . * » 

TWrttOjOoiMW) food wtirbe made 

from year to year by amwal appuprla- 

tiOQ on the partoflbe American Tale, 

phono and Telegraph Jtaapany and 

UaloD 

^p .PrasUent T. 

yaU'JMk) *• 

, off tba avaraf* annoal rfor 

,*lw bad baan thMy yean 

yw M 

e Jew thatt 

•iattep 

par«ts>| 

(4MWMr.nptaataT 

mitted the s 

p 

aa hereto. 

dm m eonUnolog pay dorlns; tempo- 

tib 

- ura nmnaAocE. , •- ~- 

In the case of death nsolUng from 

accident In and dne|otperiormanoeof 

worfctor the eompany, an Insurance 

m^lmnm p^men^belng ^ 

^ In the case or death •reanltlnK from 

atskness or 'from accident onttlde of 

'the payment will ba one 

year'a pay for employes ,wbo have 

been ten yean or more In service, and 

one-half of one year'a pay for em- 

ployes wbojhave been from five to 

Ian"'yean ~la service,'the maxUnunT 

paymeatb*tn*;«2,0tn 

, If any State statute* provide for 

, .. ... w «osa, liberal compensation than els 

»MnJr < naid.otu' J?rov|d«c| under the benefit plan, tba 

statutory provision will prevail. Where 

IhaamploWhave legal 'rights, as In 

' eases, tberwin have tbe 

s^r 

to collapse. Moore A Co. were com- 

pelled to rebuild the structure under 

option ore»erelsing saobfrlghu or ao- 

t th'aipany'e.bansata, 

Tbe American Telephone & Tele- 

grapbCompaiiy baa set-aside from Ita 

surplus a fond which provide* lor 

thorn wbom.tt directly employ*, and 

also provides a'reserve, upon whlob. 

under eondiilon* the associated earn- 

panka may draw. This fund' Is enp- 

ptamentearby'fnndaset aside'by each 

eompaoy: "*Tiie J total appropriations 

wlllfaggregabi aomethlng more than 

119.000,000. /The, benefits, It Is esti- 

mated, will cost annually abouttI,00(V 

OOOtmoro than, the present payment* 

eeount. "~v 

fnllnWrattbVor the funds will 

be In the tiandr^êmpldyeir bsneflt 

r of dlreeton of each com- 

'^êw-r-r Sou'SSl 

:X'j* J j 

W. O. MOORB1VO8B8 

•alt Dcddeel In Favor or 

Alter a tiotly contested trial before 

Judge Andenrted In Court of Common 

Pleas No. 4, Philadelphia, tbe jury 

Friday rendered a verdict of $60,780 In 

favor of tbe trustee in bankrnptey for 

Uoore * Company, Ina, rg^ 1 "** Wll- 

HamG.Hoore, president of the con-' 

earn, aaya the Philadelphia-Record. 

Moon 4 Com paoy7a contracting I) rn>7 

was a New Jersey corporation dolog 

buslnesaln thbeity. In 1908 it went 

Into bankruptcy, lie liabilities at that 

time being stated as 9170,000 and Its 

assets tsooo 

' It was stated that within mar months 

before the Institution of the bankruptcy 

proceedings tbe eom,pany made a pref- 

erentlal transfer of property for. the 

benefit of Ita president, William G. 

Moore, amounting .to $40,000. There- 

Ion, the trnstee In bankrnptey brought 

venllct represents the full amount of 

tbe claim, with Interest. .; •• \ 

It was said that the financial dlffl- 

enlttee of Moore & Co. were bronchi 

about by the oollauee of a new tall 

Ing at by the col 

Pliteentb street and Washing- 

ton avenue, for which the firm waa 

general contractor. Tbe cement work 

Bad been sublet toanotber firm, whoso 

Icmen pnlled the plugs from the 

it before the concrete aad hard- 

end thereby caused tba building 

CORSOU 

Real Agent 

. No. 721 A8bury Aoenue, Ocean City, N. J 

FtopartlMbnaala. 

essonet 

landeoUacee torrantlnallpartaot tnaelty. Oor. 

'Bell Phone 18 Inter-State Phone 134-A 

SUTTON & GORSON CO. 

General Contractors 

eroding and Street 

739 ASBURY AVENUE . . . . 

Ocean City, "* ' New Jersey 

R. Curtis Robinson 

Conveyancing and 

heavily financially. 

Tbe reading of the report of the 

commissioners or street assessments on 

West avenue, between Ninth and FIT- 

teeth street*, waa deferred by tbe City 

Uommiaakioers, at their regular week- 

ly meeting, until Decembers;. :::'.•":;.i'. 

Oood eaten of a?ct«Bi. 

T L«e Adams, of tbu city, made _ 

large catcb or floe perch at-Uorson's 

Inlet on Saturday. The nab, which 

weighed about a pound and a pom 

and a quarter, were admired by i 

who saw them. . ! 

Ejes Examined Witbont Drops 

Own** WlsslaU. swsl AUaatto Avea. 

Bbora Fact Unaraaats Door. "* : ' ' 

shtwhan l*m • BsUFtoaslls-- 

IVS. CHAMPION 

TcVcRDm 

K-»s«n*da«r ••!-;. 

aVK' 

feTMtatfriJ 

OonBtruction Sand & Gravel Co. 

; UO«. O. CHAMPION, Mla>na>B«r * 

Office, 8th 8t, Opp, Penna. Depot Ocean City, N. J. 

. All grades Concrete Gravel and Sand. 

i • Top Soil for Lawn Purposes., ,. 

..''••. • , •' . . Dirt for'Grading or Filling. 

READING RAILROAD DELIVERY. 

The Pontiere 

BpOTISHOE 

REPAIRINO NEATLY DONE 

tlMM Aiaary Ave, Oceaa CMy.N. X 

Aldeniey Dairies 

(••ccwioc to I. *. 

itl 

SeveiitliStl ahd West Ave. 

'.',; Ocean City, N. J. ' : 

Choloav Dairy Produeta 

'Ask for Booklet of Specialties . 

OrdersDeUvend Both Phone* 

This spsoa Isi'sssi 1 aa tar) 

Jeweler, 

MERNSTEIN 

BED 


real sleeping comfort 

are greatly enhanced 

by Its choice. 


together — can't 

creak or rattle loose- 

yet readUy taken apart 

t E J S B 

rj,\rfw5»', F 

1 jf^9*!|y;i'''y,':v":i',v' 

intheSeNXIN^l, 

Insurance . 

INotary Public and Commissioner of Deeds 

INos. 744>46 Asbury Avenue 

OCBANCITY,N.J. 

Money to Loan on Bond and Mortgage 

JuimanuelllaptlalUbareh. WesUiy avenue, 

MlawNlnlb aueat. Key. Arinur Uee, p»tur. 

Hunday. ervlcea, UUO a. m. and 7.1b p. U14 

bnwer meeting Wedneaday evening nl 7.1X 

gunday ucbool. ajo, U10 A. H. MuAlllater, 

auporlnlandent. _ . 

Union Tabernacle ilapUat Cbnreb, BJsbth 

atmtand.WeWKVeniw. Uev. Wm. K«mp 

tuadayaurvtam.preaebUic 11a.m. 

, m. Kayer meeUoi(,s o'elook Vrldur 

««» o* UM b«»»rdecbarfc»r3; 

JEFF 

. Vxliutjajsai w# a>a*aa ajajaaMi ^r v -->.«-->-a *-JPV I»* 

Tlo^rara. chairman; W. Hart, ennreb clerk; 

Joun Bppa,treaajrer._ 

HI. Jama. A. M. K. Cbunb, corner HevenUi 

- - •• -iDnveuu Oucan Oily. M- J.. J. H. 

puur. Bunday Her-icea: rVeacii- 

»Tm.; HabnaUT Mcnool. i3U p. m.; 

Hjuif p. uij Hntycr Meetlnia 

evenings, at a o'clock. 

Uaa>daulit.U. K. Oli^Voti.TeoUi ftroel and 

uuwon avenne, above Heading Uepol. tba 

M r n •» u uriddflU uutor. 'Hervlcea. II 

ALEXANDER CARR 

In tte Muical Cooudv of the Maori Gru 

OUSIANA 

l_OU • -WITH- 

SOPHIE TUCKER 

nd* Gnat afuiical Cocoedr Cut ta th. b«.t 

81aiiiw.'Daaciac aad Lookiiw Cbaiu la the World. 

deavor 

m. • " - - • 

CHURCH SOOBTIBS. 

IftlMtr IÂKSBYTXajABl OUI7BOH.. 

Ladlra' AoxllUry society meet* Orel MOD- 

a^ventngor aacamoatn. Fnaldent. 

ay "Jfenipa Vi-??^rvlee.i>B)»|K on a line is often discovered and corrected 

theaqptcriber being aware Uutanythmg haa been *•**—- 

• The men who install the Bell Telephone in yowr home" or 

office also have standard method* to guide them an that the) 

equipment may be installed m a nuMt.aatiaractory manner. 

. Oar employees, in that they ai« hame^ are luJ^ to mistakes 

at times. Vfi tire ready aad anxious to hear about any such incon- 

veniences—and we welcome your intelligent critidim ao that wo 

d i t t h P l k 

nd we welcome your intelligent critidim ao that wo 

do aD in out power to correct them., Please make your com* 

f « f p ^ f a I ' ' • ' t " : 

' • : : • • :•' *•'•] : ' • ; 

monlSTln K.of P.nauTAabuiy av«>ne.near 

Heventb ureet. O. tt. .Mark Lake-.K. oTB. 

and &, a. Howard Thorn. 

Iota Council. No. UbTlr. O. V. A. M.. meeta 

everv Tocaday evening In K. ot P. ball. 

CouneUlor. Boland-Mteelman; Wilton H. 

WllleU, wcretary'. . ' .' 

Oetan Oily OounoltTNo. 10,0. ol A., meeta 

ewyTborilay evening In K. or P. hall. 

Ml*/Halite wTXake. aeoralary.. 

ProtectionXodM.No.e8, A. O.U. W. „ — 

second and roditb Monday evBOlng. In K. ol 

IVhaa M. W.. John WVHmlth: Hecorder, 

WUIard W.Adamn. _ .. 

Kalmla Tribe, No. 320. I. O. B. M./i_ 

each Wednewlay evening In K. of P. ball. 

EuUier LTWaUace, keeper ol reeorda. 

têeldent. 

A. BourgooU. 

UamD W, P. O. of A., meeta every Haturday 

atMUp.m.;inK.orP.uai|. Hara J. Klaley, 

(.Ecretary. ••. ' ,. ' ... ; :, 

UnntnMtaaMond 0 ekSta%vot eaeb monlb. 

President. HeurgeO. .Adams; sseretarr. & 

Roward Ttaom. ' ^_^^ 

C.B. SMITH, District Mgr. 1L Vemoo ud Pulfle fames 

• ;wiiBiiec«»; i ji.ii •• 

Otis M. Townaend 

- ApracUcal Beaabore Archlteo 

Licensed by the Btate. •> •> 

EIOHTH STREET, OPP. P. O, 

OCEAN CITV N. J. 

POL1;O 

l,; - i. 

nma MUTT 

:*NO: 

TWO CARS OP 

:»»..OtcS>c.73c. Hi B.I.. 35c. SDc. Me; < 

25c: M.t.. 25c. 35c. 50c. 

Uoo. E>«. Oalr. Nov. 25. «t 8.30 

%tX Tiwtdar Evtalag. 

;Ie..25ctote M«t»..2Sc totUft ton tint 8«t- 

HMDIOAt. 

J N. GRISCOM, M. D. 

K1OUTU BT. AND WK8LKV AVE. 

Bath Phono-Bell, 11} loler-Blale. I8J-A 

Office Hour*- Until 10a. m. Vrom «to It p. m. 

No omca boars Sunday. 

Uoura 

s-ioa.m. 

3-ap.m. 

74 p.m. 

BiS Westey Avenuo 

Ocean City New Jorsey 

NO MORE FREE LIGHTS FOR 

MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS 

W. P. HAINES 

COR. NINTH ANO WK8LCV AVt. 

OCIAM OITV. N. J. 

^ 

ala 10a.m. • - . 

• to a p.m. . 

8loHp.m. • • 

Pbonea: Belt «U-W; interstate l»-A 

, m 

LEUSOUKL PETT1T, M. D. 

80T WC8LCV AVC. 

N-CITYTNEW JEBSEV 

Office Honnt UntU SJB a. m, 

Zto4p.m. 

sto«p.m. 

J)R; CHARLES B. RIDER 

809 Central Avenue 

ri*ir. m. *.' • 

Mlrt ArilclM 

Hughes' Central Pharmacy 

Cbjliia «. eat w .•••.••!, .•••;: 

A number of the articles were 

ed-to 

snob artlclea are sold and flnally found 

that the razors bad been stolen from 

tbe Wallace store, although they bad 

not been minted prior to Chief- Brail's 

visit. It waa recalled that three lads 

bad been In the store, one of whom 

made a purchase. 

Chief Scull discovered that the Mor- 

ris boy had unsuccessfully endeavored 

to sell tbe stolen articles, after which 

be bad given tbe rasors away. Tbe 

boy at first said be had found tbe 

packages, but afterward admitted, 

taking them. • 

TO BTJ1XD WATCH TOWBR 

fMM.ai. Towama 

rrom Oovenraem. 

Otis U. Townsend baa received the 

contract rrom the United Btatea Gov- 

ernment to build a watch tower at 

First street and the Boardwalk. It 

will cost $700 and I* to be completed as 

soon as possible. , ; 

The tower Is to be 20 feet square. 

Under tbe tower will be a pavilion for 

tbe use of Boardwalk promenaders, 

which will be a great convenience for 

the patrons of Ibis city. 

Tbe tower will be tor the use of tbe 

government life-savers In, making ob- 

servations. 

Rack from Hantlrur Trip. • 

L. L Wallace, of this city, haa re- 

turned from a gunning trip at Vlnoen- 

town, N. J., the home of his brother- 

in-law, John Wells, or the Wells Cran- 

berry Association. With Mr. Wells 

be got some rabbit, quail and wood- 

cock, but not so many as In other 

yean, 

"IT'S A BEAR!" WAS 

MDLFORD'S TONE 

Ocean City 8ammer Resident 

Makes a soo*potind Capture 

in Maine Woods. 

Uapt L. WUIard Mnlford, a Phila- 

delphia business man and a leading 

member ut tbe Ocean city Yacht 

Club, has demonstrated that be can 

kill big game aa well aa' win race* with 

bla cruiser, tbe Toesam, In tbe waters 

In this section of tbe State. 

He shot a 800-poond bear In the 

Maine woods, when he was accom- 

panied by Robert Dotbard, of Nar- 

bertb, who to also well known In tbla 

ettjr. 

Capt Mollbid will-give the mem- 

ben of tbe regatta committee of the 

Ocean City. Yacht Club and a few 

other-friends an Informal dinner at 

Iflrbomeat Narbertb neaVBalorday 

evening. 

The good luck fell to the lot of Mr. 

Mnlford tbe flrst day he and Mr. Ooth- 

ard were In camp In tba thickly-wooded 

section of Misery Mountain, about live 

miles from Moosehead Lake. He had 

gone out alone, and waa about to re- 

turn to camp when the, whistling of 

two deer earned him to atop tramping 

and sit down on A wind-fall, with the 

nope that the creatures might come 

within range. He had been • quietly 

waiting In this position for some time, 

when bis attention was.attracted by a 

brown object In tbe nnderbrosb. about 

Wyardaaway. Watching t be creature, 

be found that It waa a' bear cub, .and 

be quickly Hred at It. Tbebulletwent 

wild, however,. and Just as be waa 

about to start after It through the 

woods he was surprised to see tbe big 

mother bear dash qp close to.the little 

bear. With her forepawa on a fallen 

tree, she showed her teeth and began 

snarling at the hunter. 

Mr. Mulford succeeded In sending a 

ball Into her neck, which dropped her 

in her tracks. Just about the same 

moment be saw another big bear, pre- 

sumably Ibeiatber of the cub, dash- 

ing away from near his mate. Both 

the father bear and tbe cub disap- 

peared In the wilderness before the 

hunter could Ore agalq, but be sent a 

aeeond shot at mother bruin to make 

sure that she was past a fighting con- 

dition before be'approached to make 

an examination of his prise. 

Capt Mnlford and Mr. Dotbard also 

got four deer. 

cMd HOOH Party. 

~OUsM. Tbwnsend~«nd wire enter- 

tained Mra. CIIBbrd Skinner, Mr. and 

Mn.W. B. Fleming. Mr. and Mrs. 

John K. Lynn and Mrs. Helen Burt 

at their Plymouth place collage Sun- 

day. Mrs. Burt entertained all of 

these with the exception of Mr. Town- 

send at lunch at tbe Mariborougn- 

Blenbehn, Atlantic City, Saturday 

evening. ' 

w^'NîMiii; 

SOIBRS' POINT 

GIRL WILL WED 

Miss Byon to be Bride of Moe 

WclBcnthai, of Xhto u 

City. 

Tbefollowlog I* from the Somer*' 

Point Beeord: 

••A pretty roma 

th|s week wben it 

came to a bead 

waa announced 

that MU* Hannah Byon. youngest 

daughter of Mr. and F Mrs. Frank 

Byon an* a granddaughter of Mra, D. 

Treen. will be married to Moe Welaen- 

tharrof-OeeanHOty. MlssHyon-tet>tre 

of Somers* Point's, foremost society 

belles, and la very popular In tbe 

younger circles of oor Bayslde City. 

•The complete plane for the cere- 

mony have not bean made public, but 

It la understood that the marriage will 

probably use place aome time late 

tbia month In tbe groom's borne-In 

Ocean City, and will be private. Miss 

Marlon Byon, the,elder sister of the 

bride to be. Will probably be brides- 

maid. Mis* Byon leave* for Philadel- 

phia on Wednesday, where she will 

complete plan* for her wedding trous- 

seau. 

"The-annooncement of the wedding 

will not come as a great' surprise to 

the majority or Hiss'Byon'*'friends, 

because It has been generally known 

that the ceremony would' take' place 

a* soon as Mr. Wîsrathal attained 

bla majority; It la understood that 

tbe latter.became of age during tbe 

past week, and tbe. announcement'of 

the oomlng marriage waa therefore 

made. 

••Iln 

the Upon completion of tbe ceremony 

. j couple will spend their boney 

moon In Jacksonville. Florida, and it 

la possible that Mr. WelMothal will 

establlsb bis business in tbose southern 

climes." 

EXACTION COSTS HIGH. 

Doobict 

In Cape Hay county. 

Blection expenses under tbe Geran 

law an rather high. 

Tbla baa been aaid before but It waa 

particularly brought to tbe attention 

of tbe members or tbe Cape May 

County Board or Freeholders Tui ' 

wben, attbelr meeting at Wild 

they paid the bills, and It was bund 

that the expenses were about S10.000— 

double the amount heretofore paid by 

It may be just barely possible that some 

other fellow may sell it a little cheaper, 

but abetter qualijy—'lMPOSSIBLE;' 

We have it and we have it good. Give 

us your order for the Sunday poultry* We 

dross them. ,..••/.•:;•'• ;,• ".*'• > • • : - - ; ••> '• 


• SVW* Cor. Twelfth 8t and Asbury Ave.,. ^ ,- 

Groceries and Vegetables ' 

TWO TWIN HOUSES 

WILL BE BUILT 

Otis Townsend Gets Contract 

Prom F. J. Shoyer and 

Dr. 8. C. Blair. 

Otto M. Townsend Is still receiving 

many contracts for new bouses.. His 

latent Include two twin cottages, each 

to be two and one-half stories and of 

the- latent design and containing all 

modern conveniences, to be erected 00 

Sixteenth street, near Wesley avenue, 

for Frederick J. Bhoyer and Dr. 8. C. 

Blair, of Philadelphia. Eacb will cost 

$8000. 

Mr. Hhoyer and Or.' Blair are well 

known. summer .residents of Ocean 

City. Dr. Blair has bad a villa oh tbe 

bay front for cmaoy years, and Mr. 

Bhoyer, who I* a prominent corpor- 

ation lawyer, ha* bad a large building 

on the Boardwalk, containing stores 

and apartment*, -for several years. 

He has also taken an active part In 

every effort to advertise and advance 

the Interests of Ocean City for a great 

number of yean, having spent the 

seanus here a long lime before becom- 

ing ttaanclally Interested In. the prog- 

ress of tbe resort. 

BUSINESS MEN WILL ACT 

AS WAITERS AT SUPPER 

M A8ON8 BANftUBT 

NcwHcniben taive a trine net- 

out for Tnelr Mige BrolUcrtf. 

A number of too lately-created mas- 

ter masons of Ocean City Jfodge, No. 

171, F. and A. M., provided a very de- 

lightful banquet In the lodge rooms, 

Thursday evening,,fof all tbe local and 

visiting members. 

The menu consisted of cold, turkey, 

raw oysters,' fried oysters, pickles, 

Vienna*, celery, salads, fruit, nuts, 

cake, coffee and cigar*.' . 

There waa a "capaolty" house and 

all enjoyed th^ feast. ii 

r Tbea* wore two of ^tba'êasBi^sîiayfc* 

sentedbytbeShorerfa«t»Un«.fn^Ra T 

objection* to tba ptopoaad roatenffUio 

new oompeny. 

•JW J 

ew, company. if4< 4u^s,J ^hj 

One of the cansesof delay In hearing 

from Major Raymond beforei tba: re- 

oelpt or bis communication *raw"4Aya 

agojras that a letter Intended for tbla 

city had gone to Ooean' Ulry,appouted at the meeting; ' ' 

recommendation from hlm,Teg«rdina>jU . < l zM 

theroqte. ( «. 1 •-r,v^fjjjv/,« 

tbe time or removal, two years ago,'' ;y 

marks a new npouh In tbe life history " 

or the denomination In Ocean City. I.K 

One has led the way through the ;' 

waters, aud It Is confidently antlci-' ' , 

pated that others* will speedily follow ••' 

in her steps. " ' '- " 

817 77 

180.99 

689.18 

48968 

r . • f - In the matters' of Conveyancing, Tijle.Investigation. and,Setflement of Pur- 

chases, we aim to give our clients thorough jeare and conscientious service, . ^ t v 

" \r We have always endeavored to maintain that reputation for our office: • - 

>V 

MASSEY . 

' EIGHTH AND CBNTrtACAveNUB X 

w. c T* v+ atamtinar. 

A business meeting of the Ocean 

City W.« T. nHwlU >t» held at the 

home of Mra. J. ,W. Bat_b^r. 1014 Wes 

ley avenue, Wednesday afternoon of 

next week. Afallalleudauoeof.menr 

berals dealred. - - - ~ ' ^^ 

I wish to notify tbepoblle that my 

oaalssr 

It's dignified and gives yon a dell- 

clous sense of security to.'own your 

home at 

great organ during the evening. This 

of Itself Is a treat no music lover 

should tnlas, ao one can see (bat a 

double attraction Is pOored for tbla 

evening at the small cost of 75 cents. 

BlrBCTBD A* DBI.BGA.TB 

SUIT DI8MI88BD ' 

• 1 > 1 x 

M 

Judge E. A. Htgbee, eoildtQf/IOF^ /- 

Somers' Point City, bas received notlfl-, v ,-' 

cation that adecislon basbeen banded ..,.' 

down In tbe certlorarl' prooeedtaga, 

Instituted against Somers' Point City 

7ih 

In g y ^ 

byJac..bAndrew«7eih4,to which An.: 

drews Bought to restwin'tfochy^from •,; 

drews Bought to restwin'tfochy^from, 

ig nd improving: Biyâvenue? 

ave j ; 

Ing that the city was legally 'right," In 

di A d ' 

good envronment, where yopng men 

can go In the evening* and have: 

wholesome entertainment and read- 

Ing. No doubt, In tbe course of two or 

years, tbe Progressive League 

ive a fine home of Ita own and 

^ aaaociallon. 

. Scott Hand, of this city, haa re- 

ceived word that he ha* been appointed 

a delegate from the Atlantic Deeper 

Waterways Association, to, tbe Rivers 

ocBANcrry. , ... 

Besides; ypojErftsponslnllltyaaa teal 

estate owner makes sou a desirable 

ettuen. Amnk|t«verthaq«aUon 

I HABRX 

Real KsUWO 

three y 

will have a 

b I i 

will have a fine home of ta own and 

be In a position, with more room, to 

Institute a junior branch. >< The Idea 

of tbe members Is to Install a first-class 

gymnasium. awlm

ffl$:' 

mm- 

URTI8 ROBINSON 

WJ a g r t 

. KBW JBR8BY 

f B«n Vhone No. 

1 * - ' 

many 

are.of the opinion that the 

gfebort line from Philadelphia 

«Hy,byway«fMay's Lauding, 

~ wiU be a reality before very long. It 

Is to be hoped tbat this view Is correct. 

"THsjoradJctlan 

B 

recently made 

jdJ w* y 

tor .Bit Geoap.,. Ityrid, former Prime 

MIOtebKOf aostralla, before leaving 

Wubtogtoit. for Xrfmdon,-that tbe 

O^lnfonfr* Panama Canal wlllhave 

^j of materially reducing the 

; art meat In thto country. Hlr 

ldMt Australia now baa 

nearl^twlceaa manr ahtep as there 

an In tbe United State* and tbat by 

tb«anoftanincof tbe transportation 

v d,l0anea. between the two countries by 

vfb«opjmhUt«f the canal great Impetus 

wJUAeftina to tbe raising and ship. 

HW«|O|iAn••-• 

. _ _ yy 

an^re*|att,Uie tariff withont Impslring 

orfaert|Bl)Bg4he j rotective principle. 

cerdlwtlto the,United States To 

bwco |jpnrna|.,,tba< phenomenal in 

CTeajaTolhaôonsumpMott of cigar- 

atfaa.pmmleaa,t» continue through 

tbeeunentyear. < TMiInternal reve- 

•BMDntaMtJe>dlaDoalng of stamps at 

tht^fMprfigpp month, indl 

eatlns an oofwt ofrlj000.0(».000 dgar 

•-Ipe.mW.tb r 

''—•sm indications arethst this bat 

put..IB njare-llkely to Increase than 

dbnlolabvandttât least partly as- 

- ?S??-*t U '* hqjWj.ff'ertWog cam- 

*!$#• CBnaWered strange that 

" Jneof thestook 

. Itnever 

Si 1 '' * 

ey^> ' nataortbedeweomDanlea~whichemj. 

^-V- -•• eeadtoUieoJdownfiaiton. 

;«"«• 

e d g q f . ; 

It Is, not pleasaqt to contemplate 

WB>love for the cigarette 

.- If,tt be jfine, as Emer- 

Bgbt 

ânotherjpffgp of 

maytbe. pad)* by 

Bft,- 

•doptlatf.of tbe com-, 

Ghrnrniaenr, tbe ad- 

everrinae* of tbe 

•open> fbe public 

, tbe 

SOHDAY SCHOOL 

WINS DISTINCTION 

Immannet Baptist Only 'j0m 

BeprewQted at mg Sbite 

Coowcullou* 

The Bunday school of the Immanuel 

Baptist Cbureb has tbe distinction of 

bstaRtheonly Sunday school In Ocean 

City to be represented at tbe Btate con- 

ventlon of the New Jersey Sundsy 

School A itlon, held at Trenton throughout the flay In the First Pres- 

byterian Church Bunday. The pastor, 

the Bev. Charles H. Bobner, preached 

at'both services. In the morning, his 

theme was, •The Marks of tbe Lord 

Jesus." end In tbe evening, "Pilate's 

Wash-baaiu." Ills text was Matthew 

27;24: "He took water, and washed bis 

bands before the multitude, saying, I 

am.lnnocent of the blood" of'this just' 

Person." 

Mr. Bohuer dwelt at .some, length 

upon tbe power, of conscience, show. 

Ing how It Is tbe voice of God admin- 

istering reproof more or less emphatic 

for every sin committed. He then 

went on to demonstrate the futility of 

any mere ceremony, however ostenta- 

tiously performed, to ease an outraged 

conscience. 

Tbe. sermon was listened' to with 

rapt attention by an appreciative audi- 

ence. 

Tbe solos by Lewis E. Smith at the 

morning service aud Benjamin Miller 

at the evening service were greatly en. 

Joyed. 

Inlbeabsenceof Mlsa Ada M. Rancb 

J. K. RV88BXX DEAD 

sianctirMcr. I*. H^ Resident Ww 

vrell Kaowa Here. 

John K. Russell, who was known to 

many of the older resident* and* busi- 

ness men of Ibis city, where be was 

financially Interested, and where he 

had been a visitor for a number of 

years, died at Manchester, N. H., 

Tuesday November 12. 

The Manchester Union of Wednes- 

day, November .18,-contained .the fol- 

lowing: 

John K. Russell, one of the I 

known retired mill men In tbe city, 

dfed at 8 IS o'clock last evening at hi* 

Ille borne, 601 Lake avenue.' Mr. 

Russell was 63 yean.old. He Is sur- 

vived by a widow, one daughter, Mrs. 

J. H. Wmslow, of Vlneland, N.J., 

and a cousin, Mrs. Rena F. Oow* who 

cared for bbn In his last Illness. ' 

Mr. Russell was a native of Hook- 

sett, .whew he waa bora April (4i 1849. 

He began bis mill life In this city 

when 14 years of age, In tbe spinning 

department of tbe Manchester mills. 

From this city be went to tbe mills in 

Waltham and Northbridge. 

and.was overseer in tbe first named 

place. He then labored successfully 

at Hall's mills in Wlndnam, Conn. 

wltb the WUllmantle Linsn Company, 

tbe Paelllo mills of Lawrence', Mass 

where be .was overseer nine years. . He 

was afterwards superintendent o 

tbe Grosvenordalo mills in Connecti- 

cut, and was general manager of tbe 

a D. Wood & Boos mills at MUlvUle, 

and May's Landing, N. J. From tbe 

latter charge he resigned In 1900 owing 

to ill health and came to Manchester. 

In tbe winters he passed the time, at 

Winter Haven, Florida;, 

Mr. Russell was a member of .Eastern 

Ld F 

Star Lbdge, F. and A. 

M 

Wllllman- 

Me, Conn, and of Aleppo Temple, 

Mystic Bhrlne, of Boston. Be was a 

S2d degree Mason. 

WtLh OIVB DXNNBR 

Swont for Ballon 

Baptls* amrch Bencfll. 

~Tbeie wilt be a Thanksgiving dinner 

for the benefit of the Shlloh Baptist 

Ohnreh at 682 Simpson avenue, on 

Thursday, November 28, from 11 a. m. 

to 1030 p. m. Dinners will be sent to 

those wbo boy tickets and don't desire 

logo for It. 

The menu is as follows: 

Oysters on half shell 

Celery 

Soup a la Terrapin 

Queen Olives 

Biped Sweet Pickles 

' Roast Jersey Turkey' 

Trench Pilling and Cranberry Sauce 

Candled Sweet Potatoes ' 

1 Mashed Whites 

Macaroni ao Gratln 

Pumpkin Cuslard Pie Mince Pie 

Tea Coffee 

Tbe price of tbe dinner Is 26 cents,' 

lop cream and cake will ooetextra: '' 

; C K. •.•a Bflrror. 

The SwiTtaiu. U la receipt of the 

football number of the Minor, tbe 

offldalorganof the Associated Alumni 

of tbe Central Hfgb School of Phlto 

delpbbv It Is a weU printed and 

biKbljkenfertalnlug periodical and nn- 

donbtedlyis popular among those in- 

terêledivtbtoold progressive school; 

from, wblob aome of i Philadelphia's 

noted professional and busmen men 

b J 

bave-gndoated. John K. Bender, a 

summer resident of this e«y, wbb has 

bear; oinnected , wnb ybeJDally, Be- 

porter for two seaaone, I ' - 

mioager of the Mirror. • 

QtduanceBS, relating to tbe ailing 

In] of fland between 1 Foqrteentb and 

^b|ean«b,Mre«ts, op tbe bay, aide, 

~ Intrpducedat tbe regular meeting 

.jia *€!ltff*CbmmlssEpners. It waa 

SDHDAYINTHB 


Strong 8ermonB and Excellent 

Bftislc Heard byXarge 

* • * Congregations. 

Tlie churches In Oceau City were all 

well tilled at the services on Bunday. 

Following are reports of the sermouii 

heard; . ; . • ..• • 

FIRST PBKHBVTKKIAN. 

Very Interesting services were held 

the orgaulat of tbe cborcb, Miss Louisa 

Corsob presided very acceptably at the 

organ. 

1MMANUEI. BAPTIST. 

The subjects of tbe Rev. Arthur Gee. 

In Immanuel Baptist Church Bunday 

were "Knthuslaum" In the morning, 

and "Bapthim'' lu tbe evening. 

Tbe morning text was taken from 

Exodus 8;. 2: "And the angel of the 

Lord appeared unto' him In a flame of 

Hre.out of the mldBt of a bush aud he 

looked, aod, bebold the bush burned 

with lire and the bush wan not con- 

sumed." 

Tbe sermon was suggested by hear- 

ing a discourse by the Rev. W. T. 

Dawsoo, D. D., of Newark, at tb 

State Bunday, School .-Convention 

at Trenton. In this sermon, Or 

Uawson said that the bush was sym- 

bolic. -It might be considered a sym- 

bol of "Intensity.purity.even life Itself; 

but tonight 'I shall- consider It as 

lymbol of enthusiasm/' "Enthusiasm 

the flame tbat makes us passionate foi 

the right." "A man who plunges into 

a great enthusiasm bas' no time to 

grow old.' Tbe exhaustion of 

lived for trivialities—that Is 

life 

what 

makes a man grow old. • General 

Booth was young to the last, wltb a 

great 'eutbualasm for God and for 

Mr. Gee spoke of "The failure of 

eighty tending sheep "that .were not 

hls,Ilvlog tbe life of an exile In a quiet 

place far removed-from the excite 

meuU of city and court. Driven from. 

Egypt, Moses bad fouud in tbe desert 

a home and a refuge. • For forty years 

be had lived the life of an bumble 

shepherd, conscious In all likelihood o 

his failure as a-would-be deliverer o 

his people. 

"One day be wandered, toward Mt 

Harel or Sinai, and tbere uutered iuto 

an- experience which changed I li 

utterly. The sight of a bush burning 

with Ore but uneonsumed by the 

flame, aroused hid curiosity and be 

drew near to ace what It meant 

When Moses left the bush the fire-was 

in bis soul aud the bush bad lost. Hi 

bright flame. Into his life bad passed 

a force tbat made blm famous and led 

him to do wonderfully; so wonderfully 

Indeed tbat one. 6f the results of tbe 

doing was tbe landing on the .shores 

of this country those heroes we speak' 

of as 'the Pilgrim Fathers.' Wba 

happened to- Moses at tbe burning 

btfin? And tbe simple answer to, the 

man of eighty got a new enthusiasm 

"Enthusiasm Is from two Greek 

words, 'en' and 'tbeoa,' and'means, in 

God, or, God In man, Tbe enthusiast 

was formerly regarded as a God-la 

spired man. If we accept this deflnl- 

lion we.see why Moses was able to ac. 

compllsb after bis!experience at" tbe 

bush what be bad failed to accomplish 

as a prince or Egypt. God bad come 

Into bis soul; bad taken possession of 

the failure, and henceforth it was to 

be God and not Moses wbo should at- 

tempt the deliverance of Israel. 

"Moses realized now that God. was 

real. Jehovah was no longer an Idea, 

a thought, a creed, a far-away God; 

Jehovah was actual and preseut. 

Moses felt tbe full force of the signifi- 

cant words, 'I am,' aud the promise, 

•certainly I will be with thee' was the 

statement of a fact as reliable as any 

fact of common experience. 

MoseM learned'bow little God cares 

for aristocracy, mere ceremony;, pro- 

found speculation when people are 

Buff/erhig hardships such as the 

Israelites-were eodnriug in those sun- 

blistered brick yards Moses waa noth- 

ing to God excepting as be waa willing 

to be used—tbat Is, nothing more tban 

any other man. Nor was Pbaraob, or 

tbe priests, or tbe philosophers of 

Egypt of special Importance to Je- 

hovah. He waa Interested In captive 

Israel; more Interested In the captive 

tban iu the captors; more Interested 

hi the slaves tban in tbelr masters. 

"Finally, Moses bad beard tbe call 

of duty and bad herded the voice of 

Jehovah. This assured, as It assures 

ue of today, a new euthuslasm. 

''For the middle-aged, than wbo 

have lost their first enthusiasm for 

religion, let me suggest the method of 

Moses, the aeeeptanee of a task God 

gives to all wbo are'teady to do His 

will, the task of helping tbe die- 

ameport as WMk Xmprovasncnta. 

Director Robert Flsber reported at 

he meeting of the. CJty~ Commission- 

era lbatt.be board bad gone over the 

Boardwqlk and had virtually didd 

Cold Winter Nights 

are best enjoyed In a warm ' • ' 

Well Lighted Room: 

-. '. The illumination of the room With i 

1 MAZADA LAMPS 

not only gives the best substitute (or daylight, but makes the 

CHEAPEST ILLUMINATION 

:" •-,.' The same amount oflight of a better quality, at '. 

One-third the Cost 

of the carbon filament lamp. 

The Ocean City Eleetrio Light Company 

PUUMBIINO 

Are yon mttiug eutlre MtiafiuUon us to prices, workmanship and bnalneu 

not. It wUI pay you to give ma a trial. •! sm in an exosptiunnUy good p 

eareoffonr repair work ot wuloh I make a specialty. Inaveuoexpeiulve 

or derieal fores to nulnUln. Qin roe »trial. 

If 

tala> 

Bfith F>tion«a> H. BACON 6O7 Blghtti St 

Yard and Lawn work attended to promptly. All kind* of hnuae and 

yard plants. Special BeaHho're lawn grass need for sale. Best grades* of 

•httde and ornamental trees and hedging. Would be pleased to do your 

woikforyou. Top will Hold In any quantity and Hpecial fertilizer fur 

your flower bedH. " . ' ' > - '.: ' . . 

ELMER H. CRANE 

• BO MOORLVN TERRACE 

Ooean City 

Dflllf El I IC DO YOUR FALL SNOP- 

P U ft C L L O PIN6 HERE 

We an showing a fine line of Sweaters 

for Men, Women and Children, in- 

eluding the heavy knit Shaker sweater 

with roll collar. , 

New line of Outing Flannels, Drew 

' Ginghams, Percales. Etc 

Cotton and Wool Blanket*. Quilts. Etc. 

New fall line of men's iiml !>o\V Hala 

ami Caps. 

Men's Shirts, 

Bmery Brand. 

Arrow, Monarch o> 

New line of Men's Ties, Etc. 

The House of Reliable Goods and Low Prices. 

. BCkL PHONC, 79-W 

ad Low Prices. DflUICI I »C 

921 Hsbury Avenue rUlf tLL O 

. ' . , .•• - . . — A T — - , •_ • ' , ••;... 

Peermont-Avalon, N. J. 

We will deed lots on tbe Main avenue, one and one-half blockx .from the 

ocean, free of all iucumbrauceti, to thdse penpuH who will liuild'co(tageH nn 

name coxtlng not less tban $1600. . ' • 

. Apply to Avalon. Improvement- Co. 

1305 Arch Street, Phllada. or Peermoat, New Jersey 

NO CUPS ON CARS 

Secretary MawsVsjukn «•«•• Or. 

lien WIplnaT Oat Drtafcln* Capo. 

Secretary of tbe Treasury MaoVeagb 

baa abolished tbe time-honored public 

drinking cop from railroad cars, ves- 

sels and other conveyances operated 

In Interstate traffic and from'depot* 

and waiting room* of carriers;" - 

Tbl» sweeping order against "any 

drinking cup, glas» or. vessel for comr 

monuee," effective Immediately is in 

tbe Interest or tbe nation's health, It Is, 

claimed, and was the direct result of 

an Investigation of the United Btate» 

public health service—a branch of the 

treasurydepartment-=wblcb holds the 

drinking cop to be a menace as, a' car- 

rier of disease. . . 

Treasury officials recommend thai 

the traveler equip himself with a cleau 

sheet of white paper, which by adroit 

folding can be turned Iuto a cone .lliat 

will form an Impromptu driuklug cupT 

The "soldier's cap" of childhood days 

wUI easily serve, the purpose." Com 

mon carriers may now provide drink 

ing cops only In case they are thor. 

ougbly cleansed by trashing In boll 

Ing water after use by each Individual 

Dull-claim peca Oraaied- 

A quit-claim deed for lota 629 . and 

630, Section G, In tbe name of Hannah 

Mitchell, was granted by'the City 

Commissioners, at tbelr regular meet- 

ing, at the request of City Colieutoi 

Burlelgb. . . '. 

Notice. . 

Proposals for a stationary Vacuam Olran 

Hjiltm, •leeMo molln power, rar the 

le School Building now belli(eraeted an 

9S3S 

Wesley avenue, between KonrUi and fifth 

streets. Ocean City, N. J., will be received by 

tbe nndsrslsned at bl» office. No. on Wesley 

•veooe.on or before tbe boar of« p. m..Tues- 

day, December 10, IBIS.- • 

Is to be accompanied by fal 

etc., and to over tlie plant In- 

Tbe~Board're»erves tbe rlgbl to reject any 

it all bids. 

By order or tbe Board ol Education. 

. * L.B.HUlTH,Heereury. 

11-21,31.. P. r\. SO 00. 

Boyle Commercial Agency 

624 Eighth St. Ocean City, N. J, 

• E. C. BOVLe, nanager ' 

Claima adjusted and collected anywhere in 

United States. ' 

$100 REWARD $100 

if bought the ant Howard, -Hamilton, 

Elghi . Moore 

«TORBl 

' W. K. Haasey 

Aaron O.ltlce ' 

. R. B. StltM * . 

Joseph I. Mcnil 

James O. Hcnll 

Wltlluro U. Hnerrcrd 

. J. Pl'Uilan Tuteni ' 

K. Howard Thorn ' 

Oils M. Townwnd 

Ouarles 1*. Vnnnman 

Baakioi by Mall a Specialty 

H/tRDCABTLE Atlantic City Busi- 

ness College, established IHB7. Pull tvrais 

opens September u. Shorthand, typewriting 

bookkeeping, KngJIsn. duy and evening ses- 

sion. Bnslnessbonses supplied with ileuo* 

arnphers and bookkeepers. Both phones, 

aum BarUeU Building. H. E. Cramer, prin- 

cipal. " Will open Heplember 9. 

tty an Ad. 

; in the 

DENN&HEMSLEY 

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN 

DENN'S 

CELEBRATED 

'' ••. ICE 

CREAM 

724p\sburyAve.. Ocean City, N. J. 

Wedding Parties and Plc'nlcn a' Spec 

. ialty. 1 Your trade solicited. 

Ordersdellvered. PrompâttaaUoD. 

HUk and Cream always on band. 

. - Both Phones. 

HEATING mMM 

Tf Don't letthesuddencliangc of weather 

catcli you unprepared. A "Gas Heater 

will make any room warni and cozy at a 

minute's uqtice and keep it tlie way yon 

want it as long as you want it. 

If Call at the Gas Office, Eleventh aud 

Haven avenue, aud'selecb what you want. 

We have a supply of the best makes. " 

CITY GAS LIGHT COMPANY 

nminu, 

OTIS M. TOWNSEHD 

BUILDER 

OII'ICK: 8th St. Opposite P. Ov 

Plans and Specifications 

prepared without charge 

' Only galvanized nails used on 

exterior work ." 

ALLEN SCULL 

Ocean City Sentinel 

mm. acuLk »mo MAHTB GO 

BUILDER 

Consult with me freely on Seashore' 

building. There is uo charge. My 

long experience is yours for the 

ki 

HEADQUARTERS 

For anything;, you want to know about 

building.' " . 

Are yon undecided how to plan your house? . You arc invited 

to come and ace our splendid col feet ion of up-to-date pltins^ • 

Would you like to have your ideas of a house developed and 

know what it would cost to build ? ' 

We have a draughtsman always at your service. Free. 

Are you unfamiliar with building materials ? You :ire invited, 

to our show rooms, \vlnrre samples may, be seen and their ivliitivc 

merits and cost discussed. . ' 

' OPRCEl 

Ocean Ave. below Eighth St. 

Ocean City . New Jersey 

lio to w -Intitd- 

6E0BGE 8. BOGRGEOIS 4 SOI 

Carpenters and Builders 

4>C>:*M IIITT.N.J, 

tiinatrs KlvAn, Hullitlnss erected by eott- 

tractor day. ' ' 

AIIUITIUNS. ALlliRATIONS AND KEPAIKS 

Spencer B. Swan 

jobbing ' Carpenter 

spocimty anfj Builder 

tOta. Asbury Avenue, Ocean City. N. J. , 

ESTIMATES AND PLANS FURNISHED 

iucyon unuccineii WHO IO nave TJWTHI yom. IIOMM*i ri wm 

cost you no more to have a man who lias designed and hiiilt iiiany ' 

pf the finest buildings in Ocean City. _ , . . . 

JOS. G. CHAMPION 

BUILDER 

Eighth St.; Opp. Pcnna. R. R. Depot 

YOU SHOULD HAVE 

A Reliable Builder 

To erect your Ocean City 'cottage. You ennnofsparc the time- 

to - look after it closely yqursclf and must depend upon the! 

honesty of the contractor. ' •. . • . "" 

Among others' I have built "for Rev. C. W. Bispham, 4244 

Pine st. and. Joseph P. Myers, 1237 Ridge avenue, Philadelphia. 

Ask them about • 

OTIS ML TOWNSEND 

em st. opposite p.o. B VSTI LDER 

OCEAN CITY, 

' H. J. 

J. W. UrtRBCR JOHN M,\ltlti 

BARBER S 

. Gonlractore and Builders- 

Ofllcai. Sixth 81. and WeKl *\a. 

' OCBAN r.irv, N. J. ~ 

tlotols . Apartmorits Cotlaôa ' ' Bun^nlaws 

L. S. CORSON Seashorb'Cottages a Specialty 

1 ' • Hotels and Bungalows 

Contractor and. Builder. •' Kverymtup in' nie ituii.ting' Mne 

J -Plans:and-Specifications-I f nrnishcdr—Estimate^Ch£grfully*G i veil. 

KESlDKNC'E-^810 Anbury Avenue . OFFICE—74.5 We«t Avenii 

ALLENSCUL.L 

THE 

Rhone Connections 

Walter V. Hess 

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER 

JOBBING GIVEN SPECIAL ATTENTION' 

CSTIHaTCa rURNISHCD ON 

*LTCH*TIOMS. «DOITIOI»a 

AND AIL HIHD8 Or REPAIR 

WINDOW AND DOOR SCREENS 

HADE TO ORDCR. • . 

BELL PHONE. 2tSrW 

Office 1O17 Asbury Avenue 

OCEAN CITY • NEW JERSEY 

• . ''There's a Reason" , - • 

Prompt, economical and reasonable on all"jobbing and alteration work! 

"' •"'•' "'. C a l l i t s u p •••',- ' 

Ocean City House Bldg. Co. 

WM. H. SMITH; President ' RALPH M. TOXVNSKND, TreasttVer 

BEMJ.F. YOUNG, Secretary' ' 

BetfPhone.38-x office: Bay Ave. bet. 10th and I lth'Sts. 

| For A HOUSEto suit your taste 

\ and will, stand inspection vto tiinkc 

.' I you money at first cost 

S E E - .'. . " • , ' ' 

CONTRACTOR and BUILDER, 

768 Aflbtiry Avenue . Plansana'BsHiiiites Furnished Free 

Try an Advertisement in 

the 

THURBDAY, NOVEMHKK 21,1912. 

We snail be glad to receive Items of 

news and communications of Interest 

to thto community and oar readers 

everywhere. . . 

All communications siiould-baao- 

eompanled with tbe full name and 

address or tbe writer, not necessarily 

for publication, but ax a guarantee of 

Bood faltb.. . . • 

DOX8. 

"To the victors belong tbe spoils.' 

Don't niliw the big supper this 

evening. . ' 

Advertise your holiday'goods la the 

BENTINKI... 

John DatRCheg Ima built an addition 

to.the I.uray and IH repainting the 

bouse. . ' 

Banks will be closed next Thurs- 

day. Dout forget, If you have busi- 

ness there. • 

The rejiort of the board of street as- 

sessments on cer'lalu streets will be 

heard by tbe City Commissioners] De- 

cember 5. • .. 

Cape May Court House lodge of 

. Hooae will have tbe supreme lodge 

olBcers at Its meeting Monday* even* 

log next, ' 

Large urowdu of chlldrau enjoy 

themselve» every Saturday afternoon 

' at the Frolic, wbleh Frank Platt opens 

for their benelll. 

Atlantic City's local branch or the 

National Letter Carrier*' Association 

la preparing to make a social visit to 

themembersbftheOcean City branch. 

WILL INSPECT 

BRIDGE WORK 

Wardcll Hlgbee GetB Appoint- 

ment from State Boule- 

. . vard Contract. ' 

Wardell Hlgbee, "of this city, has 

passed the Rtate examination «» In- 

spector of bridge work, and bis frletids 

are looking for bis early aprJoiutmeut 

on tbe bridge work on the Ocean City 

Boulevard. 

Theexamliiallou was made by Bute 

Engineer Meeker, although some 

questions were asked by State Road 

Commissioner dtevens. 

Mr. Hlgbee Is a young man well 

known here. He has been an active 

Democrat for tbe last few years. 

There are so many bridges being 

built throughout the Commonwealth 

at present tbat It Is Impossible for .the 

regular Btate Inspectors to be on hand 

all tbe time. Therefore the necesajty 

of appointing others to be constantly 

on the work, wltb occasional VIBIIS" 

from the State officials. ' l 

It has been tbe custom to have some 

of the members of the board of free- 

holders look after the Inspection of 

bridge work, they receiving |2 a day 

for tbelr lime. It Is said that members 

of the C»pe May County Board of 

Freeholders-are not satisfied with the 

work that has been done In some canes 

In this section In the recent past, the, 

inspectors not devoting more tban a 

few hours a day to the work, henee the 

desire for - an Inspector appointed by 

the State, who must constantly be at 

he scene of operation and wbo has 

BUILDER 

OFFICE: CICHTH ««O OCEAN *WC. 

OCEAN CITV NEW 4MSIV 

WILLARO 8. 8TEELMAN 

Contractor and Builder 

Eleventh at. and Bay ave. 

Ocean Clfy - New Jersey 

Jobbina Promptly Atlcadcd To 

A. Q. WINKLER - 

PRACTICAL PLUMBER 

ilif.Mtftim ituil Hot Wrtlfr ntur. -' 

(illlc«*ui*tt rittltlffu*.Tenth Mtr*'i*t 

mi«t rii-iiMlirtf uvrtini^lk'eHni'ltj". 

•»-|lr. John II. Halites, with 

hose talent ax a. musician she has 

seen endowed. The yonnor people 

have been organized ohly a very few 

weeks and the fine Impression they 

created Sunday night augurs well for 

the future of tbe ohoruR. 

In addition to the work ofthe chorus, 

here was'eplendld singing by a .'•'*"'i> 

r^Pi 

. Bac* • 

LlH.Oresss 

J.M. Chester 

Jtv Oorson, , 

B.V.M«ar

vîPttuf'reljn mfi 

irrtrrrTMlrm'ri 

JTrmSm xue»r 

•from'tbeÛcaltty 

sub- 

tbere'lsDo 

Of, of 

matter tor the 

^ ''The commission Is of tbe oploloo 

tMtr*artd«tu»pres*iitsd hi this case 

I* ' > 

L I I 

î^tMfllirtîpgJtj 

boMtog-tbe two positions of mayor of 

tOMM(, V l»larDr«glaai.Mld(UeT 

W Se' * Town- 

»,H. Powel»;iiiddle Town- 

Voodbine. *' 1 

IJa^DraoUTowiuliip 

^Vtl wnuend, XHontaibwrtsblp 

iHwIey, ITpperTawnahlp 

»UHo)WCMl 

dwood 

(Wlldwoud 

May CHy. 

Xb 

,.Tbe Wlowlng log to from J. M 

8oarpVoflolsefty,.wbotoon Captain 

LewtaBWey'sboat, now on rte way to 

Ptoridjtfrom Ocean Oily, when tt left 

• IWIe mof»tban a week ago: 

Lint Ocean mty Nov. U 

Wid y ^ 

si. m. Wind nurthwest, light, came 

In, aoutn a» we crossed ^ Egg Harbor 

Bar.' Light all down tbe coast. Our 

ladtaa enjoyed tbe vlewof the dirftrent 

tesorts, but did not. see any tbey 

tbooght more of than oar own dear 

old Ocean City.' Had • Hoe vttw of 

tbe million dollar breakwater at Cold 

Spring Inlet, which we pamsd In at 

&30 p. m. Barometer, at 9M p. m., 

!»17 

November 13. IieftCold Spring at 

&S0a.m.. Expected to start as soon aa 

wecoald see, bat, owing to bsck-nre, 

drew water In cylinders. Got off at 

above Ume. .Wmd west, fresh. Kept 

onoBsnoretackontilwe passed over 

Falls'Light BWp,expecting.to go to 

Breakwater. When about two miles 

therefrom concluded to go down to 

Chlncoteagne. Sqaind her away 

Had a flue ran. Arrived at Tom's 

UbveSp m ' Barometer, 29.18. 

November 13. Left Cnlneoteague 

8.4Sa.m. Wlod soothweast by west; 

sUIT breeze.' . Barometer. 29.16. Got 

about six miles below Wachapreagae 

when wind Increased so much we ran 

back to same for harbor and about two 

miles' above the inlet .landed at s 

wharf, whose owner oflkred ne water, 

wbarlage.eto. The engineer and mate 

got oat flabing tackle and began to 

baol In crabs. Tbey coold have got 

ten a barrel had they kept It np very 

long. The engineer, who was using 

^ fogjt fu cot ffint of 

two, three and four and once live good 

big crabs at-one haul. Our ladles 

fried a good big steak plate full and 

what waa left would not have given a 

canary dyspepsia. Barometer, 29.12 at 

a£Dp.m. 

November M. Left Wachapreague 

at 9.40 a. m.. wind northwest by north; 

raining. Barometer, .29.20 Laid 

course for Great Machlpoogo Inlet. 

When about two miles from bar buoy 

we saw two whales nearly side by side, 

we thought about forty-five or Ofly 

feet long. The mate and bis better 

half, as well aa the englneer,ssw them 

Tbey came np to blow three or four 

times.•:•' Wind breexed up, so we ran 

by to the next Inlet land aboal. Ran 

in for harbor and arrived 1.20 p. m. 

Barometer at 8 p. m., 29.10. 

November IS—Barometer at 6.15 

ex, 28.17.-.'Bad a bad squall about 12 

o'clock last night from northeast, as 

we did not run down to bar until after 

9 o'clock. When we dU we found the 

ber better than, we thought, so pot ber 

out and struck coo rse for Cape Charles, 

which we passed abbot 10.80. Then 

told course for Hampton Roads. Did 

not take much of the-bay to give us 

enough, so we ran back to light In 

back of pomt for harbor. Saw a sloop 

with distress signal up. so we ran as 

near aa possible. Found U waa the 

sloop Emaka, loaded with pipe. Took 

one or anchors and tan lor them. Got 

ber around bear to wind. Could not 

get her off. Laid by ber all night. 

Smooth, wind nerthwest. Barometer 

at 7.15.29.18V 

November ltt—Barometer ate a. m., 

80. . Started from St. Charles' light for 

Hampton Roads and grounded Jurt as 

we rounded point.. Jumped in email 

boat and ran anchor, and'soon-hove 

her In deep-water. Wind began to 

blow northwest, so we ran In- again to 

former anchorage. About ILSOa. m. 

Chesapeake bog-eye, oyster 

loaded, coming down. Got under way 

and followed her through a narrow 

channel—Caught boatjosr beforewe 

got to Fisherman's Inlet. Captain 

said be waa bound for Norfolk, so we 

put our ship out at 1.15, stiff slngle- 

JSutend Hampton Roads 

at 8.40 and arrived at Norfolk at 5.15 

p.m- Barometer at 7.80 p m,30. 

November 17-8unday. All hands 

got up thla morning and, after a time, 

found a Methodist ebureb. Had a 

very nice sermon. Barometer 8 p.m., 

' meal Estate -rraoafera. 

Reeent real estate transfers In Oeean 

Clly recorded In the office of County 

Clerk HUdreth, as reported In the Cape 

Hay County Gazette, are as follows: 

George O. Adams et nx to Harry 8 

Adams etux. (2000. Lot 728, Sec- 

tion A. 

Robert A. Potter etalstoGcorguuna 

Bf. Bomberger. (4300. Lot 55, Del- 

anceyBeattyCo. - 

Caroline 8. Koisell to Charles T. 

Beyner. Northeast 19 feet of lot 851, 

Section L. 

Joseph Wlggln et ate to William W. 

Graham. (SSOO, Lota 8 and 9, Sec- 

tion B.; lot -198, Section A; lota 683 

and 691, Section D. 

Frederick J. Melvln. sheriff, lands 

of George C. Mead, to ElmlraD Mead 

1887.60. Parts lota 87 and 88, Section 

Jostpb H. Julian et ux to Jobn H 

Uofamey. Lot 9, block 8. 

Arena E.TorbertetvIr to Elizabeth 

Brangan. (1600. Lot 2, Section 9. 

AlbertW.Henry et nx et al to 

Louisa Van line. (425, Lot«s 

William H. Setgle etnx to George 

P.Baner. 91700. Lot 895, Section C. 

? Hannah W. Mitchell to Price I 

Patton.-H500, Lot 750, Section C. 

"Jphn M. Wbelan etuxtoTbomas H. 

*£&!?.?*# 6»and724.8tetlo¥ A 

 

commundnl the dofenilliic pirrlRnn. 

bad a plnn mnde of tlie Boer ihMltlnn 

In order to apnd It to T.nrtl itnttprta liv 

pigeon IMJKI. Aa tliu |ilun xta* liai 

heavy for nn bird to enrry, it wnw cut 

In four |ilv' ?1 -'' 1 ~ .'•?-'•'••*•'•^'(•.'.•':;''.n.-'- l ;',': •.•(>;?;•;..,";.'-'';i.j-\"Vi.WVi - ''--v.' 1 •••.•;-••' . •'" • '• • 

uvairxicr ol Uio IMor—Rrulaiu Uldlam. 

. ' CMUKCH~SERVICES. '. 

Klr»lM.K.OburcU, tumor iêuirul avaane 

an-l Kiulitb atnwU Itev. Dr. J. >'• llalnea 

'Morning xervlro, IO80: evtmlnx xrvlcv.Tjiu, 

l*ra>er iiuwtluit, Wwuiemlny vvaulnii. 7JU. 

Huwluy •.cliooV, i:«. Mark W. Adauia, 

uperluul 

Uoanl of 'lYilal 

H l 

—Hraxldelil. 

H M 

lenaHraxldelil. 

Hwralary. H. H. Mownr; treiuunr. 

It. W. KdwarO«. rilward M.Hul on. Wni. U 

Ulbb, Jolm MnrM, Ueonto U. Adum«,U. U. 

I'arkcr. Ktl F. Hlowart. _ . . 

Ulaaa »leelloii~-«un(l»>morulni[.l)J10.Jobn 

Uuria, leador; Moudaj uveulnn. J.li, Mm. 

K. ISrlck. letult-r Friday ovoaluif, Youuitx 

uora>.n leader. Tliant ui~llinj« un baia lu 

ltu> cburcu - ," ' 

Klral Pro»bylerl»o ouurcb, Wwlay avauua 

and rwvenin «lr«t. Hav.llluu.. II. Moaner, 

paator. HiiuUay n«rvlo»t> Mwu u. ui. »ud » 

ETiu. 1'iwor iiwollnic, Wednewlay avnn* 

Itii: ul i« o't'loi*k. Huutuy MJbiMiUV.tOp. tu. 

JuuieN l>. WulHb* HUMirintcndanl. 1*. K.« 7 

Uoani at TriiHIcea— l: L«wl. K. 

Mmltb, ueunilror; Jiwtph 1. Hcufl, JoUn K. 

'1'uwuaendubd Wufreu W. Urowu. 

Holy. Trlnlly Cburcb. l-roltMtaut KpUcoual, 

Cnlrul avenue mid klaveolb >lrael. tbe 

lUv.U. Melanin llowuril. rrclor; Wlllluin I. 

rrlitKir. uiy itouUer, William Urajaou, Luy 

ltea£ei. HunOayM!ivlc«ill0«»u. ui. and 7,«1 

•>. n.; Holy uouiiuuui'in,,nrai buuctuj m.ia 

. a, ui.,UiirilHuiiduy7.»)a. ui.. Holy uu>> lu 

u. 'lo.^hunday aclioul :t p. lu. 

. Mt. Au'liUKllue'a Koiuan Onltollr CbUICb 

Akbory avenue, butwwsu ThlrUsontb uud 

Kourleenlb »l». lUv. Jolm J.rtweeney, paator. 

lluao at (UW, 8. U and IS o'clock. 

. liuinauuel lluplli.1 Cliurah. Wm-loy uvi-iiue, 

IKJIIIW Nlulbklrcvt. Kuv. Ar|biirUrr, ptt.tor. 

Huutlayiervlce., lUJb a. in. uiul 7.44 |i. •••.; 

l.rnyer MIW-MIIK Wednraduy.nVclilUK- ul ..li. 

AuuUay Mliuol. iW), tliu «. «. iioAIIWw, 

Hii|trlntvi»lut 

TOWNSEND GODFREY 

•Attorney-at-Law 

llarllelt llnlldlnic At Ocean City Haturdaya 

AlUnllcL'lty ' tt>7 Wealey'ave. 

\yÎLLIAM~B. DAVIS 

Attorney at Law 

•WO Atlanta Ave. _ ; 

Ocean City , ' New Jerwy 

| 

UuloirTabernurln llii|>tl«l Cburcb, KlKliUi 

mini uud WHI avenue. Uuv. Wlu. Kemp 

uaMtor. Huuduy itervlceti. prtfavblntfll u. m. 

and s p. ui. Prayvr lueelluK.S o'clock Friday 

evening*, odlcerw ut ibe board—t'narlea H. 

Howard.clmlrmuu; i>. llacl. fliunli clerk; 

John KU|M( treaH irttr.,. 

-Uaced«>nlu M. K. t'liurcb. Tenth Htr»et uud 

"^RiiuuMutavaliue; uliove~JtcaUll>irt>«l»tr»ue' 

ttav.U. W. U. Urldilell, pantor. • Htrvlcen, II 

H. in.. Huudtiy Nem»i»l."JiUp. m.MbrUtlan eo-< 

iteavor lutvuuic, 1JU u. u>. rreaoblng, tt > 

' 

itea 

ui. 

CHURCH SOCIETIES. 

FlUal l'UdBVimiAK CUUBOII. ' 

lûllex' Auxlllary.Hoclety meem Brat Mon- 

day ev«iiluu-of aaeb uioutu. . frmldeul. 

.an. T. M Adama: VH-e-lTwldeut, Mra. 

•Kruok. Hcbueloer; truunarer. MIB. Ijiwl. fc. 

HiiMih: memary. Mr*. Jon. 1. xcall; ami. 

MHirelary. Mra. Kml. I'Utzenniyer; collMlOM. 

Mra*ilu>r>mt>oUcor• aECHET SOCIETIES. . 

-• ueuiu City Ixxlifi), No^ 171, K. and A. M. 

me«ta aeoond and fourth Ttanraday avenlnita 

t vacb muntb, In Maaonle ball, W M. 

Uolwrl Kliiber, secretary, P. M. Tbomaa J. 

Thorn 

oeean City lxxl««. No. 66, K. of K, m«el» 

Brat and third Monday evenluga of eaeb 

tnontb In K.of P. lull. Aabnry a-venoe, near 

- Seventh atraau- C. C. Murk Lake; K.OIU. 

and H., it. Howard TUorn.' 

Iota Cornell. No. 12Ur. O. U. A. M.. meeta 

every Tueaday eveninc In K. or l>. ball. 

Uouucillor. ItoUnd Hlerlmun; WIIIuu H 

• Wllleta. leerutary. 

Ocean C'lty Council, No. 10,1>. ol A., weeta 

avery Thursday oveulUE In K. or P. ball, 

Ml-u. Maine W. UMe, Mecreuury. 

I'roteollou Lodico, No!tu, A. O. U. W.. motU 

seooml and fourtu Monday avenlnipi In K.ol 

p. liall. M. W.. John w. Hiullb; Kccorder, 

Wlllard W. Adama., 

KalmtaTrlbe.No.2S0, I. O. K.M.. meeta 

eaeh Wednesday CTenluu in K. or 1*. ball, 

bntuer Ii. Wultaee. koejwr 01 recorda. 

Waablngton Camp, Ho. 76, P. O. B. ol A 

• meeta every Friday nUbt Chumplon'a hall 

rr«.ldeul."*liuer K. Kanck; Becretury, E. 

A. BourgeoiJtx _V- 

Canip III, 1 P.O.of A.Tinect.everyHatnrday 

- at7JUp. m.4ln K.otP. httll. Maru J. Malay, 

recorulQK v^ratury, 

' WalvBtella Council, No. 80.* D. or P.. meets 

aver7S0ndayaleepatTjn.lnK.or P. HalL 

, Oeean Oily Local, No. un iCarpenlera' 

Union), meeiskvery Friday evening In K. of 

The Oeean City Knlldlnx and Loan aaaacla. 

tlon meeuveeond Bat or day of eaeb month, 

Proddent, Ueorgo O. Adanu; aeoratary, B. 

Howard Thorn. 

Otis M. Townsend 

* A Practical B«asbore Arohlteo 

Licensed by tba State. ••> -:- 

EIGHTH STREET, OPP. P. 6, 

OCEAN CITY. I*. J. 

B H*V COtlttTHOUaB, 

(Oppoalta PnbUo Bulldiafa). 

W. UOLT APOAK. AHDKBW O. 8OHWKI.I. 

L,AW OFFICES 

Apgar & Boswell, 

HOKHY. 

BOUKHK BUILDINO, 

AHBUKV AVBNUK and EIGHTH MTKKKT 

OCKAN CITY, N. J 

L,AWOFFICES 

Godfrey & Godfrey.. 

• lloom» 815, HI8 and 817 

Uanieit Building.:: :: 

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. ' 

-OflleesNorSM-OeetnrHtnet 

• - UAfK MAY CITY. N. J 

Atlantic City Theatres. 

I hurt.. Kd.'aoJ Sat. ETC... NO-. 28.*39 mad Ju 

Matitir* Tuttiy And Saturtlay »t 2.30 

LAW 4 KRLANG^K Pretrnt for the Fir»t 

Time in America ' 

TIM 

Kw!c 

Orama EVA 

Witl.aWorKlcrfJlC.it 

Qrehst- 

fa 

of4S 

FOREWORD 

*'Kvifc".it a BIK, Gripping Drama tbat K«chei 

the Hurt. With All I» Fun-and Jollity, with 

All Iti Delicloui Melorflci. th.r. U a wnlth ol 

Stmlmcnt. Tblt !•» PU» that Will l» Talked 

about! > . 

. 3Sc.Nlc.7Sc. tl.00. $1.50. »2.00. M^tineei 

25c.50f frt-xli tlruKN atitt- 

£ cbamlrala." K'NIIV limnliiln "t*n nil »• 

A winter. li*t> i.'rt>am,^ our own tuiibo, m 

r; served In frtrni'ir-leociviiiii foU»n,Hiin- c 

daoii.or voM.ln bulk. AKency for the 

Norman Katli Hi ray, fin idvul Vlirlm- 

lilaHBin. ilpell HnndavM. II lo lu.ltu 11. 

lu., 110:11>, Hi anil I! li.7-«> |> in. 

J. THORNLEV HUOHES. Manager 

llortar la runaary 

1 rlllat; P«rvr IVrrunirry FuunUln (Van 

••Reholved, That the Board of. Com- 

mlislonerH of Ocean Clly be urged to 

provide by ordinance for the ceoaor-' 

ihlp of all moving pictures and liters- 

tire placed betore the children of tills 

Ileforc the rewilutlon was adopted, 

rank Plait, manager for the Cbrls. 

and Ocean Pier Company, said that 

lie presumed the people at the meet- 

nir fenew that. all. movlnir picture 

Him*' are cenimred by a national 

oarrt Qn_wblob are several mlnlstera. 

MISSIONARY MEETING 

Great Reduction in Millinery 

" nun iiau at tio.ro 

. SI3 W Hnta at S M m . 

I l.CJU tluW Hi if H«l 

Killllliir.uiriOKMh.il ylmln laijli-' Ind •illll- 

dren'H 10 Kt-u-i'l rnilu, NIc*. IliU'.lmtiy cupM 

J. H. HIURETHS 

abury. rtve. B^'l Hhone. Ji-X 

Goal! Coal! Goal! 

Tliet!. II. Hhiieuiuker l.imilier 

*, - 

At the conclusion of the bearing, 

Mayor Headley told the boys ha was 

glad tbey bad confessed. He said the 

Cape May CouutyJudKe would sit the' 

next day and tbe boys would • be sent, 

to Cape May Court House to appear, 

before him, and he hoped the Judge • 

would be lenient- with tbe'm. The 

mayor said that he wonld place the 

boys In the custody or their parents • 

overnight. .-, •" ' - \-.'.•••-n• . 

Chief or Police Hcull says he -holds) 

warrants Mr the four boysia Philadel- 

phia, Mercuantvllle and Colllngswood' • 

accused of compllolty In tbe.robberiea.r' 

The amount of the thefts reaches ^the . 

sum orS.W0.90, divided as follows:-: ••, 

From T. H. WrlRgins, Bou A Co.; ' 

H00; J. B Benob, »1690; W. H. Wel- 

mer,$9;U.O.'8ouder,$50;J.B.Cbria- cy, 

thankful. 

V:- 

; 

Two lots soutbeaat corner Fifteenth 

street «nd Weat aveooe, barctaln for 

qtitobks|e^nve-ro?m cottage. 83S Went 

SvUrtoe^ price, (1,000; Eleven-room cot- 

tage, Wesley road, entirely modern, 

bantam, or wir " 

suburban to ' «_».«.« v. -. M..,.,...J) 

phla. Lot on Central avenue.between 

Seventeenth and Eighteenth utreett. 

HOI,D BAZAR 

Women ot. Baptist church P 

. . par'tnir (or Event. 

Tbe Social Circle bf Immanuel Bap- 

tist Church bas planned for a bazar to 

be given In Clayton Halnes Brlok'a 

office Saturday, December 21. Bread, 

cakes and fancy articles will be on 

sale. A Junior circle Is helping on 

fancy articles and at the simo time la 

learnlug new stltchea. Tbe Juniors 

meet every Baturday and the .seniors 

every Thursday afternoon.' •'•• ' • 

, Tbe Ladles' Aid Society's; measuring 

social, held at the home or Mr. and 

Mrs. BeuJ. Hoffman, on . Wesley ave. 

;nt 

tlau, »4; A. j. Bieelman, (21. - 

. ' HofTman IBB cfjolce. : ' 

Samuel Hoffman Is the . 

cbolce or Kalmla Tribe, No.! 

O. R. M.. of this city, tor the. „, 

district deputy, great:sachem* . 

four lodges lu Atlantlo City and; Kpi-- ',.•.•.-,-; 

mla Tribe comprise the dUtrlct.and^ ;!:; 

the other lodges have bad iho honor. 1-. ,•.:;•"••' 

• ,' ',. .... , ,..,V,,V • ' ...•• •'•d>.^:\t l r!*Wii

sntinfel 

>B1N8ON. 

r .• - • "OTtW JSK8ET 

by expartanesfl 

M?,XOVKUBKft SS, 1912. 

our, 

ten, ofW» reaches a* 

will be cold. 

I'lhia morning and gl»e 

forth*glfta fcntowed by your 

'r heaven. We all have 

C to be thankful for, and we 

, _ abow. our appreciation by re> 

^turning thanka to tb* Giver. 

• * * • 

thtt the boys of 

^VJcairtiatfjbt.Upp** thtt the boys of 

£ J&«tP*«ir*hmbwn taught a salutary 

* '•,Vj,l»won bjr UM happeologa ben daring 

fr. fthalaBttavdaja. ttbulmaa dlffl- 

i Baa Isl« City people are talking of 

yfj^>MlMllUe> of commission form 

tT^gorarnment for that plaae, and the 

af ffflmmjKja*. wetk.contalna the fol. 

way or 

r, bttâimply thai oommissk 

SUNDAY IN THE 


8trong8en idBxceHent 

•fntrtc WcttWI hy 

" Congregations. 

Tb* churobee la Ocean Clly were all 

well HIM at the services on Sunday. 

Following at* reports of tb* sermons 

heard: 

FIBBT X. B. 

Tb* morning service In tbe First M. 

E. Church was well attended dcsplt* 

the threatening wsalhsr. The Junior 

choir sang an appropriate setectlon 

and gives promise or balng a most ef- 

tecttve pan of the church service. 

Tb* attendance at the Sabbath 

school Is gradually Increasing and 

preparations .for Christmas exercises 

an now In tbe bands of a competent 

commute*. 

•mar vumtnuAN. 

Interesting services wen held In tbe 

Hint Presbyterian Chorch on San- 

day. To* pastor, tb* JUv. Charles H. 

Boboer, preached both In ttw morn- 

Ing and evening "Home Mission 

Weak," which was observed last weak 

throughout .th* country, waa takes 

not* of In both services. In tb* morn- 

ing Ibe theme waa "A Debtor's Mis- 

sion," and in tbe evening, "ID tbe 

MMat of Ibe Golden Candle-stick*. 

Mr. Boboer's morning last was, 

Roman 1;M: II amdebtorboth totbc 

Uicekaand to tbe barbarians; both to 

Ibe wls* and lo the unwise." 

lie said In part 

•The debt wttb.wblcb Paul charged 

himself «n> hi* obligation to preach 

toe-gospel., He-lelt-that-he-owed-tbe 

Orval 1 

' Baptist ctrardt. 

8unday waa a great day at the 

Tabernacle Baptist .Cboreb, Eighth 

street and West.ave:iue. The pastor, 

tbe Rev. Mr. Kent, was absent 

morning sess'lon, but the Rev. 

Comfort-Was 

^government Is the 1 

rand apparenUy la wi 

aorUytaTreotoo, Ocean City. 

aod and Atlantic Cit i 

rorklng 

and Atlantic City, In that 

In*, tanning expenses and 

^wlth many offices, eonceu- 

„ tjsioptoniatoaa' Investigation 

HfC^""***"-* *°P* ml 

-"~ J Ballon carefully before 

an Important, step aa 

J 

UwBevlew. of Atlantic city: 

dri b ^ 

g p^tD^d 

ortwteealiKetheeleetion it baa 

< deptored that-Cape 

•^pressed that this 

t the expense 

^ n S!' mAb * 

thb >* 

Some bMorian recently 

Copgnawian 

ntagton to iaza 

at, It will be 

toraj day aroee floghes re- 

!»honor:. i< ^ 

s|ghtyyear.AtIantleCoanty. 

W*"?"* Cb ty. 

?. Cumberiand 

arepnsenutfve to 

, for sixty'year, of 

t last/ twenty years tbe 

•*-- Ihadtberepre- 

,'bot even be 

gospel of Jeuis to a fallen world—to 

tbe wise, to tbe unwise, to tbe Jew, to 

Ibe dreek, to th* Roman—In a word 

to all men. Tbls Is distinctly a Chris- 

tian thought. Th* heathen Idea Is 

well expressed In tb* proverb, 'Charity 

beglna at bom*,' the meaning being 

that a man shall primarily look out 

for himself, than for his kinsmen— 

'me and my wife, my son John and 

bla wib, us four and DO more' Then 

with an ever-decreasing sens* of re- 

sponsibility for all tbe rest of hla til; 

low-men. Charity does. Indeed, begin 

at borne, but In tb* Pauline conception 

it does not end there. Our obligation 

does Dot cease, aud oar debt la not 

fully discharged so long aa then is 

on* soul at tb* remotest boundaries of 

theeartb who baanot heard Ibe blessed 

gospel of tbe HOD of God." 

Oaring tbe coarse of bis sermon Mr. 

Banner gave a vary striking object 

lesson Illustrating the meagn sum 

given by the Christian people of this 

bind to missions, aa compared with 

what the* earn* men and womeu an- 

nually spend on luxuries. His etart- 

Ung message waa presented to to* eye 

with a number or colored ribbons 

showing tb* comparative amount* 

spent. An Inch of whit* ribbon rep- 

resented the amount given to foreign 

missions; 24 inches of orange that 

given to horn* missions; 25 Inches of 

bine ribbon for church expenditures; 

SO Inches of red ribbon for dress ma- 

terials; two yards eight Inches of 

porple ribbon for amusements; two 

yards eighteen inches of yellow ribbon 

tor Jewelry; three yards twelve inches 

of brawn ribbon for tobacco, and six 

yards twenty-seven Inches for 

At tbe evening service tbe distinct 

missionary thought conveyed was 

that tbe ebureb Is the golden candle-' 

stick of the Lord, through which Jeans 

Christ shines to light the world. 

ntKAircKL urmr. 

In Immannel Baptist Church Bnn- 

t to 1 to about lime that 

, -._ -,— gener- 

vaafrejeetedby At. 

and also'by tba-three 

-IHookalikeuDanunlly 

day morning, the pastor, the Bev. 

AnburOee, preached on the auhjeet 

•Our Country's -Opportunity for 

Christ." -In the evening be took as 

his theme ••Unity In Making Oar 

Country God's Coontrj. J .' 

Mr. Gee, to tbe evening, spoke to 

part a. follow.: 

••What Ismeant here by unity? Does 

it mean ibe surrenderingof autonomy, 

the vanishing of all lines of separation, 

tbediappearaneeoflbeterma Metho- 

dbt.Presbyterisn. Baptist, etc.T Does 

It mean the abolishing of all'creeds; 

the destruction of all denominations] 

kind,- and tbecouplry to asking for a 

anlullon of Its problems Country dis- 

tricts an asking whether several peo- 

ple, differing denominationally, can- 

not unite'to support one church in- 

stead of dlfnrring every way and bav 

tog'Do church at' all. The new 

thought on tba subject says, 'most a*- 

sarcdry they'can; let all nnlie and 

save the children from the curse of 

cburchlestDcss.' 

"And then we -have' tbe Incoming 

millions, manifestly .too big a work for 

any one denomination. 

"I*ractlcal unity baa already been 

accomplished.' We., have a HODM 

Mlselon Cnundl, composed of mem 

ben from twenty-eaven boards.' Nina 

boards of Wiuneo'e Home Mission 

Societies have also combined with the 

twenty-seven. And, besides these ag- 

gregations, then stands the 'Federal 

Council of tbe Churches of Christ in 

America.' composed ' of thirty-two 

evangelical bodies and wielding a 

prodigious Influence In this country. ^ 

.'•The work 'is great, the work of 

making^ our country God's country, 

but the workers an numerous and 

strong. We need not fear the out- 

come; we need only, to fear our own 

courage and energy In the matter. 

II Is a great wotk, and It la ours; ours 

to do at any cost of sacrifice in time, 

streogtb and money. Let us get to- 

gether and get busy, for time flies." 

" DOING GOOD WORK 

pulpit.' He took his tost from Mai- 

acbl. S; 8: "Will a man rob God?" 

He so beautifully Illustrated his text 

that the hearts of bis hearers wen 

made glad. 

Sunday school at 2 p. m. was largely 

attended. The pastor was present In 

the evening -aud again tbe hearts o 

tbe people'were made' glad by his 

words. - . * 

Tbe Willing Workers of the church 

an doing all they can to aid tbe'ehureb 

financially. They bave already rained 

money and had the roof repaired, and 

now,they are preparing to bave tbe 

Sunday school room" papered*. The 

public la asked to help in tbe work 

People can buy Ice cream every Satur 

day night at 7&0 West avenue or It can 

ordered.for any time, by giving 

notice ahead.'. This is being sold for 

bebeneOtof tbe Tabernacle Baptist 

Church. Tbe pastor earnestly solicits 

•be public's kind patronage. 

p. DnUf El I IC DO YOUR FAIL SHOP 

£S rUttCLL O PING HERE 

BIG MEET PLANNED 

i inn 

Mats contsi Hen. - 

Tbe Past Councilors' Association of 

be Daughters of America of New Jer- 

sey wlU meet In K. of P. Hall then at 

2.80 o'clock Thursday afternoon, De- 

cembers. Delegations from all over 

tbe State will be present. • • . 

A regular session will be held In tbe 

evening, at 7.80 o'clock, to which the 

visitors and State Council officers wbc 

attend the Past Councilors' Associa- 

tion will be Invited. \ 

WOOD BK>CK8 ARBIVE 

Cil» In 

Wood blocks began arriving hen 

tbe latter part of last week to be used 

In tb* paving of Eighth-street by Ibe 

contractors who are now .doing a lot 

of street work, tbe Button ft Corsoo Co. 

—Iris sutedthat this nrmwill begin 

preparations next Monday; for laying 

tbe blocks. Tba work will begin at 

tb* Boardwalk ami" will be pushed to 

Wesley avenue a* quickly ais possible. 

expressions of faith? Does It mean 

tba formation of on* huge church 

called the Christian cbureb and pre- 

sided over by on* man, who, as presi- 

dent, or moderator, or bishop, shall be 

the executive bead of an organization 

composed or 22 000.000 people? 

"Does this unity mean uniformity of 

name, creed, liturgy, organisation? 

WetblDk that tt does not mean any- 

thing ao drastic and foolbb. It means 

the iaylngout of a definite program of 

work to be followed by tb* chnrcbes 

In the doing of some kinds of work 

lying beyond tbe reach of any one de- 

nomination. 

'"Consider the advantages of such 

UDlly. We have lint tb* utilisation 

of all the forces of, tbe churches In 

massed formatloDêady and In opera- 

tion against gigantic evtb, such as the 

g gg 

saloon, tbe social ntic e 

evil, 

th gambling, and. 

l 

, g, . 

weventnn to say. the evil or political 

corruption. 

"Next, we bave tbe discouragement 

of unnecessary waste In borne mis- 

sion work. The common defeat of 

management which, made It possible 

for ave"cnnrcbea-'to struggle, along 

when two would bave found comfort- 

able Irving and fruitful services some- 

what donbtful, will be. removed when 

unity attack* the problem of waste. 

"The development of a more econ- 

omical method would qnlt* naturally 

stimulate the glvlngof large and more 

rreqoenrcontriboUonaon tbe pan of 

those who oppose tbe waste of mean* 

and men which charaeterfaed the daya 

of sto>pIed*nmn|naHonallsm. 

- •KHner advantages suggest them- 

pelve».*twt jhose mentioned an tbe 

«««^^#*«P«»wtaiem. el 

Public Ucbool Bolldll 

„_ moUre power, for 1 

ildlnc now being ereeied tbe 

on 

r aTeooe, between Voortb. and yirtb 

f Oeeao city. S. J- will be received by 

demenedat bla offlee. Ko. SB Wesley 

fb tbe bonr or• p. m., Tnea- 

•poctflb«lbQ*jCtc.,aiMltoc rtbe plant In- 

- TbeBoardnaervealbs rlcbl to reject any 

il bid 

•rail bid*. 

ii-n.st. p.K.,so00. 

Boyle Commercial Agency 

624 Elsfattt St.. Ocean City. N. J. 

B. C BOVLE, flanager 

•TfimitTasi ekHostod aUid Hoctofl' tuwvhtn in 

United States;. 

Laundry Work 

Washing off All Kinds 

by the Day, ; ; ' . 

Aabary A»e.. near IWdfth St. 

$100 REWARD SIOO 

tf boaght the same'Howard, HamUtoa, 

Hgtolna WsIUumWttAforctth cbeapa 

Bun you ctobay faomNdsaa on time. 

L.M. NELSON 

g H.J. 

AUanuo aty Bast- 

d lsw..rall terms 

d 

sss Oalleca, established lsw..rall terms 

opens Bsptsmhsr a. 1 Sbprtbaad.typewrUlns. 

bonkkssplni. Kngllsli, day aad enraabui ae»- 

•100. Baslosssboiisss supplied wttb skno. 

•Tsphsrs aad pookksepen. Both phones, 

•1MB Barllett BoUdmc M.K. Cramer, prln- 

elpsl. WulopsocMpMmbsra. 

Try an advertisement In tbe Hra- 

JOHN E.. TOWNSEND 


1137 Aabury Ave. 


THE UP-TO-DATE 

TONSORIAI. PARLOR 

Avenue 

Four Barbers . NO 

MORGAN HAND. JR. 

Oivir. 

Ocean City Title and 

Trust Company 

of Ocean City, New Jersey 

CAPITAL *100.000 

SURPLUS 926,000 . 

Coodoot* a ceneral banklna; bnslnees, 

nottvlnc depoeils enbjeet to check wILhoul 

notice and allows * per eebu Inlareu on 

Time Account*. . . 

Actsaa executor, admlntetrator, troMeeor 

•nardlan. WilU receipted ror and kept wltn- 

oatenarce. . . 

tnauats Tirtn isauca ScancHts 

I. M. CRE88E, President 

WM. E. MABSKY, Vtrst VIee-Prcslden! 

l£8LlKB.LUOIiAM.Becoolnlloiis be adopted by 

be organization!! represented at the 

neellng proleatlug agaiiiHt prisoners 

ilng released from the county Jail be- 

ire'Bervlngôutrtheirnenteucen. 

Secretary Otla M.TowiiHend, of the 

Joard of Trade; vaid'-he had renolu- 

IniiM which had just beeu handed to 

ilm. He.wan requested to read them, 

on motion of R. L: Guff, seconded by 

Samuel Russell. 

The resolutions were an follows: . 

'.'At a meeting of the Board of Trade, 

Trttlrotber-organljsatioua-«>f-our-etty7 

held III the Commissioners' chambers 

n November 25th, 1912, the follow- 

ig resolutions were presented: • 

"Whereas, It ban come to.our knowl 

dge tliat tbe present preeldlug judge, 

if our county ban been assured that it 

the custom In this county upon' ap. 

ideation by the Board or Freeholders 

> release prisoners from the county 

ill, who are nerving' sentence, before 

belr term of sentence expires; and 

Whereas, If such custom does pre- 

all, we do not believe It Is conducive 

the good order of the community 

and Whereas, as a law-abiding com- 

munity we desire our laws to be Im- 

partially and faithfully executed. We 

leslre to express our utmost conll- 

lence Iu the city ofliclals In theli 

efTortB to do everything that sbal 

make for tbe best Interests of our clly. 

Therefore, be It • 

"Resolved, That we do not approvi 

such custom and must enter ou 

meat protest against said action, and 

le It further resolved that the presi- 

dent of this meeting shall appoint 

committee or ten to present copies'of 

these resolutions to the presiding Judge 

and to tbe Board of Freeholders." 

Johd Marts- said'the situation de- 

mands a more forcible expression than 

thlB. , 

William Lake asked whether the 

freeholders would not tell tbe meetlug 

something about'the matter. 

Freeholder John P. Fox said thli 

custom of releanlng prisoners ban 

been in vogue for several years. Al 

times the county Jail la overcrowded 

A uew jail v-ould be required II noun 

of the prisoners nerving sentences o 

thirty days were not released. Thle 

was done In the case of an Ocean City 

young man who was recently turned 

out after serving only a few days. • 

Freeholder Fox said he was wlllln 

to take his share of tbe blame, If there 

waa any. • He had been moved In tbls 

Instance through sympathy .for the 

young man's mother and .brothers, 

without knowing anything abpnt the 

clrcumatances. , • 

This Is the Brat protest be ban evei 

heard from any section of tbe county 

Short term prisoners are released 

the-recommendation or the board o! 

freeholders' Jail committee and upon 

the approval of the Judge. If the ftee-, 

holders are to be ceusuied, the judge 

should'be also 

When the mayor was hi, trodble 

short time ago, Mr. Fox said, be syi 

patblzed with him and did all hecouli 

for him. Likewise be was moved to 

lake actlou Iu the case or Ibe young 

man referred lo by reason of bis sym- 

pathy with the youth's family. 

Mr. Vox said he thought It 

(Oontlniud on troortn IMge.) 

Is directed to be levied upon all 

ale residents, whether they are nat- 

rallzed or not, the. money thus col- 

ecled being devoted to supporting the 

ate government. • 

It Is a light enough fee to pay for 

ich a purpose, and it does not reflect 

llh credit upon the actlv.ty of offl- 

ilals In the past that tbe tax has been 

dllferenlly regarded both by the au- 

horltles aud the people. Burlington 

'ounty claims lo collect the taxes oi- 

ost to the' last one, except Iu cases 

here parties have removed elsewhere 

have died. _ ' — 

'ry an AdvertlHement • • 

- in the SKSTINEI. 

BAD BIG FEAST 

ON BEAR MEAT 

Officiate of Yacht Clnb Din- 

ner Guests of IV. W. 

Mnlford. . 

The regittla committee of tbe Ocean 

City Yaclit Club was entertained at a 

beardlnuerattbe borne of tbe com- 

mittee secretary, L. Wlllard Mnlford. 

Natbertb, Saturday sveulng. Jir ad- 

dition to the committee, tbere were 

several friends of tb* boat present. Tbe* 

dinner waa given partly for a winter 

reunion of th* yachtsmen and partly lo 

bear bow tbe boat shot a bear, and lo 

enjoy the meat of .the animal, wblcb 

was served In several different styles. 

While Mr. Mnirord-really had an 

exciting experience two weeks ago In 

Maine,' when he ran across a bear de- 

fending her cub. In which be killed 

the animal and waa compelled to re- 

main .with It all nlgbt because of dark* 

ness, the souvenir menu Included 

Illustrations of a hunter shooting a 

bear accidentally, and the hunt story 

was told by several-verses of doggerel 

that permitted the guests to gep con- 

siderable enjoyment but of tbe -bear 

story, at tbe host's expense. 

Tbe guests were Commodore J. 

Ralph Wilson .'Vice Commodore C. J. 

Curran, Samuel W. Wood, Cbarlee 

W. Glaser. Uebrge B. Smltheman. 

Norman W. Fort, Richard Nelms. U. 

A. Blaler, Jr., H. Lawrence Hews, 

former Commodore Wm.G Hexamer, 

Daniel O'Connell, J. Howard Hberler. 

Robert J. Dot hard; William J. Paul. 

Hunter" Brown and A. B. Cummins. 

MCALLISTER'S 

•* •«* Prepared for Cold Weather > * 

You can supply your Winter needs 

•' here at reasonable prices. We have 

a trig line of the following to select 

, from: • *. j* ' > .. j» > 

Coats, Furs, Sweaters, Underwear* 

Flannelette Gowu,BIankets,Quilts, 

Gloves, Leggings, Flannels, etc. •* 

S. S. McAllister 

755 Asbury Ave. Oeean City, N. J. 

Miss Beatrice Haines 

Ceacbgr ofiPoice 

Former atndeot of Frank O. Oauffknan.or 

Philadelphia 

. ' 728 Wesley Avenue . 

Eightb and Asbory Ave. 

Al this season of the year many of you 

need a cough- mixture. Get 

. • tbe bsst, wblcb Is . ' 

Maddack's Cherry Bark Syrup 

*• PRIC|:25C 

Ideal Location 

for summer or winter. . 

Lot on Wesley ave.j 34x105, ocean 

side between Sixth and Seventh streets, 

graded, cement sidewalks, curbs, price 

$1r8O0.00 

GEO.-SGH REI BE•R 

3141 N. Eighth St. Philadelphia, Pa. 

Comfortable Cottage 

Nine Rooms.... 

Completely Furnished 

30 hy 100 feet 

Location Central. Suitable for All 

the Year Occupancy. 

Price, - - - *$1, 

~ . * ._• Apply only to. , 

Harir F. Stanton 

• ' • • • ' . . INCORPORATED . .'•'-, 

Eighth Street below Asbury Avenue- • 

ONLY $2,900.00 

FURNISHED 

FOR. IMMEDIATE ACCEPTANCE 

Well located 9-room house; bath; elec- 

. • trie lights; gas range; stationary tabs. 

Lot 40x130. 

This Home Is Suitable For All Year 

" . Occupancy." - • • ' • . • 

JOSEPH 1. SCULL & ©. 

' 757 ASBURY AVENUE ' 

Corner lot, Atlantic avenue, and Park place, 

38x100, graded, cement sidewalks and 

curbs, price, ... ; 

$lf8OOOO 

Apply WASHINGTON KOLB 

2202 N. Netrona S t . . Philadelphia, Pa; 

: B. FRANK SMITH 

Real Estate and Fire Insurance 

ANCITV, M. J. 

: 1O38 ASDURY AVCNUK, OC 

Cottage ohÂ»bury aveoiie near Flrititreet, - 

Cottage on Anbury avenue near Twelfth street, 

Lot at Wesley avenue and North street, - 

Lot at Eleventh street and Central avenne 

Lot at Central avenue, - - 

tl.600.00 

> »2,000.00 

fSSOOO 

(1.160.00 

CSOOOO 

Ocean Ave;' 

Between Eighth and Ninth 

OPEN ALL THB YEAR ""*_ I 

H. A. W. SMITH. 

THE IMPERIAL """• 

10(5 OKMTRAb AVft. OOBAM VlTtyV J 

Open far the •uuoa. F]«aaaz)thV ,, 

localrtf. near tba tMsehTuoDA '' 

eomforu. • '" 

-OPBN-Al 

UlDoara 

I>b-WIl 

I at IMS. 

atrst O. OKtZXb' 

THE KATHLU ?'. 

OCKAWCITT.J 

nujlo sd.», 

Ornn fnrlUci snasnn. rfciaaa 

Mar tbe Maeb, with foil mHD i 

Uomsoomlorta. WritsBvbooktei' 

• MIBHBSI.ICWIBA'OOHABD' 

up" 

~ WYOMING '" N 

»M OCEAB AVEHVE ' •- ., 

OKU city. J».-#. 

all tbe year p Hot Water Hes 

- THE ELBERON 

_ (Kormerl7tbeEroRiMt) 

EIGHTH AMD CEMTBAt. AVESrB 

otxmm rujr, ir. a. 

Hot Water Hunt. Kmj Room TboronchUr 

Haalad. 

man, SMAA E. tiAVuomj rwap., 

HOTEL ATGLEN ' 

One of tbe moat oestrallj loaatca hoteb la 

OwtmClty. Tbe aim has always been to 

mnVo tbls lionss select and bomeflke, and Its 

largs and aunrad paUonage prorca Ita «OO- 

cesa. For terms snd paitieaian addrstSi 

fk 

TrfE WILMERS 

708 Central Ave. 

Open all tbe year. • First-class table 

board. Evening dinners. 

• nuu. a r. wi taunt 

'THE LAUREL 

1118 OENTBAI.-AVENUE, KKAB BBACIf 

OCEAN dTY, N. J. 

nau. SMITH lowmuB, r*«p i 

Open all tho jear . • Wrlletorunna 

STERLING HOTEL 

OPrSN KIA. YEAR 

Hot water beat. Winter boardera 

solicited. 

REAL. ESTATE! -r,c INSURANCE 

Clayton Haines Brick 

Eighth St. Ocean City, IM. J. 

MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE. 

No waiting for two weeks to know If yon can get It; we can tell yon at 

once. Bargains in Bay and Ocean front properties. Choice cottages for 

sale. Also lots for Investment and for Improvement—the choice "of 

Ocean Ctty: Apply to . • - •' .• • • • 

: . . J. M. CHESTER & CO., 


RB AC ESTATE 

E. 

3OS EIGHTH STREET 

• MORTOAOB INVESTMENTS 

HANN 

OOEAN CITY. N. J, 

: THE HEWLINGS • 

Host desirable location. Open all 

year. Elevator to street level. Vapor 

Heat. 

Nlntb and Wealey ave. Oeean Clljr. N. J. 

Dance Every 

Wednesday and 

Saturday Night 

Ftc. 

The Excursion House 

HANN BUILDING 

Cl&IUh Btl Opp P. II. B. Station 

DIRECTORY 

-•First Floor—- . . .. 

30» Eighth Street— . 

RICHARD H. JOHNSON, Plumbing ah* Heating 

3&3 Eighth Street——" : 

WATT & RAYMOND, Electrical Contractors 

305 Eighth Street—— ' " 

E. J. HANN, Real Estate Broker 

307 Eighth Street—^ . 

H. L. SMITH, Mason and Concrete 

THIS IS YOUR CHANCE 

•^Second Floor- 

Rooms 2-S4-5- 

JOS. G. CHAMPION, Contractor and Operation Builder 

Rooms8-9-10-1!-;— 

YOUNG MEN'S PROGRESSIVE LEAGUE 

-•-Third Floor-*- 

Room B—PATRIOTIC ORDER SONS OF AMERICA 

Por Sale or Exchange . 

I will exchange for Ocean City Properties or sell, 

part cash, part mortgage, these THREE Especially 

Pine Properties at Tuckahoe. ' ' ' • ' 

. A Bne Ten-room Modern' Home ttnlahed Iu hardwood through- 

out. Hot water beat, bath, etd. Located oh finest River Front. In 

tbls section, close to ft. K. Station. Lot sire 100x270 feet.' Private 

wharf. Garage and outbuildings. Beautiful Lawu. Treea and 

Flowers. Plenty of room for chlahens and garden.' Price, 94,000.' 

. . A Beven-room new cottage, up-to-date. Big porches, fine view 

' of river and close to R. B. ritatlon. .Lot size 80x170 feet. More 

ground to be bad at fair prices. This Is a bargain at tI600. 

' A One Building Bite on River, One view, can have cellar. Close 

to'Station. Size 100x170 feet. Price, $600. 

Tuckahoe,, - ta NewJersey 

or E. J. HANN, Eighth St., Ocean City, N. J. 

JAMES CLARK :: Proprietor 

MAIN STREET and ... 

NEW JERSEY AVENUE 

SOMERS' POINT :: N. J. 

BCAI. KSTATB AID •HKU 

Interesting to Investors 

Those Who Wish a Desirable location for a Seaside 

FOR S A LE-»'« lots located In BeoUoa O, Owan Oily, N. J., 

SSSSSSS lnrldnU,olBUterosdsndIV^l»anlaiidR«ai 

ARTHUR D. BARROWS 

...REAL ESTATE AGENT... 

KB Aabury Avenna, Oeean Oily, BT. J. 

LoUforuld. Ooltasea lot rant. ' 

OerreapoBilanee solicited tutu 

1 Hentlng, Buylns and eWlllnat 

CLARENCE S. SCULL - 

—Real Estate and Insurance— 

My companies are all mUllon dollar eor- 

. porutloM. Amonc the beal In Ibe oliy. , 

Let me quote you rates. 

605 eighth Street ' v 


First National Bank 

Oeean City. N. J.:; 

CAPITAL WWOL 

Qiuarillan 

832 CENTRAL AVENUE 

FOR RBNT.-7BI0U doifsble ofdecs to Ocean 

Oty. W«tt hs*Ud, UghUd, VfaUUUd sad unl- 

Ury. Apelylo 

E. J. HANN, Owner 

OCEAN CITY 

\ if" r 

V: 

Advertise in the SENTINEL 

W. BOOTTHAHD, 

H. H. atOWBBK 

'(s

WOODS 

^Brought 

Cram 

Jfrldaynlth.t.and.aald 

flkHeft inia /Howe -Archer, of 

ttfWM.^4, Charles Bnoklv. of, 

ithelr headquarters at 

the wood*, 

killed weighed from 160 to 

y 

*: * 

. a- asa|BaBBawaaB*Bj êTeia^BrvBaBajp-fne'ejatQ a>SjBsiejeiea>ei»a) H I Q U m 

andÂrcber eacngot two. and Dr. 

Italia ooev" ' 

-Mr. Vttt&ploii^«nt,a buck and a 

doe s*e> weighing 150 pounds.. 

Mr. Champion aaya there were six 

loebea'Qtanojvoa the ground In Mains' 

wUbthaicmpetatondownto US and 

90. and^be was .surprised, aa well as 

potted, ^tof llnd such delightful 

weather as tte-strack here npon -hl» re- 

WANTFBBBUGHT 

MO Appeal 

llimhHpalltlea along the Snore Bed 

b*mM*rA6moi>a and Homers* Point 

will petition: toe Atlantic County 

Board of Freeholders at lt» December 

•asstlng to-make provision during tbe 

ComhigyearforJdbtlngup the high- 

way, wnleb Is now completely under 

eonnty control." 

PurwnanKto Urisdetennination to 

pokU up to'tb* pDo'nty to bear the 

.-JTA.V_.._-._ • ^to.jjog.a,,. 

•toa of itfaer districts Înterested nave 

fptfjaed,^ a> ^tcmpoiary orgaotaatlon, 

styled^ toe. VShore ,Boad Lighting 

Company.',' .It has retained counsel 

and la prepared: to fight tbe matter out 

before tbe tnard.orfreeboldera. should 

there be any objections raised by mem- 

bmrroanftjinote sections represented 

laUuubnly. r 

A. 

les^ transfers in Ocean. 

^ tnÛw offleeof County 

tHarkflpdntn.aa reported In the Cape 

afay County Qaactlevare as follows: 

^ e et *lr to Carulloe 

B. lanett. -(Is*, M*. Section 

"Mcnijp M t ox to Charles E. 

Hlrsn a Wnttaker ttuio cape 

May Cbnnty^ Board of Cbosen Free- 

hoUm»l 9»^hot on county .road 270 

fcet waayfrore,Bay,aveniie; 80x60 fleet. 

Arttm^ftpBTrows Tax'to C 

... 

i et'ojfto cape 

May Oount7 / Boanl of Cbosen Free- 

Ipptderai^faooâ-ot-at intcncettoo of 

old Ocean CUy.road.wUh west line of 

~ !Lfi8»a lest west on 

extending In 

Joshua 

Uia|le|,%haWe1t.nJ: to 

to Robert j. 

--t, to Edward 

J., 

etal 

Anna R. 

, block 10. 

>Isaae-XirCollln« 

.(QfCttoB 4. 

I'Weateq to Charles p. 

BAPTISTS WILL 

MAKE BIG MOVE 

Harlical Alteration In Sunday 

Morning 8ervices Under 

Conslderatlon. 

The Immantiel BaptM Chnrch s 

vices have suffered a form of relapse, 

due probably to tbesorlctunaot-of ser- 

vices In other cborcbc* as well -fm to 

tbe small membership or tbe 'Baptist 

Cbureb. The pastor, the Rev. -Arthur 

Gee, Heels somewhat discouraged and 

It Is «aM that the business meeting 

called for Wednesday,,evening. De- 

cember 4, will seriously consider a 

radical alteration In tbe Sunday morn- 

ing service. There. Is even more In* 

portant business to be> considered at 

that Ume, it being pretty generally 

known that tbe Baptists of Ocean City 

are not tallying to tbe work aa it was 

hoped, or as the success of.Ibis year 

would urge, as tbe wisest pulley to 

adopt. Oue fact beepmes more and 

more evident with -reference to tbe 

growth of Ocean CHy and tbe main- 

tenance of tbe high standard of. tbe 

past, oamely.if Ocean City la to go for- 

ward on lines laid down In years gone, 

and lines Justified'by tbe pronperity 

of tbe dty, mauy believe there must 

be more energy displayed In teaching 

the young people the laws of God. 

whatever may be done relative to the 

taws of men.. For this work more 

than one, or even two, Sunday schools 

are needed. Mr. Gee say*. 

Those who have been following the 

regress of Ibe movement toward 

unity of effort which baa been ap- 

parent In Protestant churches for years' 

must have noticed the spirit of serious- 

ness tbat makes Itself felt whenever 

tbe future of America Is under dis- 

cussion. Men and women are begin- 

ning to feel, as perhaps never before, 

the tremendous responsibility 1 resting 

on tbe Christian Cbureb with reference 

to this country and the character of 

t be dltien«hlp or tbe future. Hence, 

t be Importaiiceoftbe movement which 

culminated last Sunday evening In tbe 

final service in Immanoei Church of 

wbat bas been called "Tbe Home 

Mission Week." This movement is 

summed upln a phrase: "Our Country 

God's Country—Home Missions'the 

Accompllabment of This Purpose. 

MO AWAHD MADB 

ferrcd TUI O*ces 

1 nx to Barry K 

t of lot 710, Section A. 

•wsBjiOTÛneretaxta'Vlneent 8. 

Vf- B6lilin«fc-fJ6l889.8eellon.A. 

*,— ' Vanghriroiaaer to Mabel E. Jm. 

nlnsÊotmr JPteasore avenue, 380 

In tbe absence of Director. Robert 

Plaber, tbe City Commissioners, at 

tbeir regular weekly meeting, took no 

action on tbe question of tbe award of 

contract for street lighting. - This wa» 

deferred until tbe meeting on Thurs- 

day. December 6. 

J. FitbJan Tatem, counsel for tbe 

Oeeau City Electric Light Company, 

was present at tbe meeting and ex-. 

hlblted picture* of poles for orna- 

mental lighting of tbe Boardwalk. 

Mr. Tatem stated tliat be bad made 

a trip to all tbe cities along tbe coast 

to Investigate tbe street lighting. He 

found tbe best system in use at Ocean 

drove. Thla system In Ocean City 

would better and cheaper than the 

one In* use In Atlantic tity. .Tbe wires 

would be concealed In solid icon poles, 

tbe cost of which will depend upon 

UM~numberbrdered7 — The price runs 

fromSSStoMOeach. , 

With these poles In use, tbe Incan- 

descent streamers across the walk cab 

be abolished. These streamers, In 

Mr. Tatem'a opinion, are not in keep- 

Ing wltb with the general advance- 

ment of Ocean City. . .; 

etvir to'Mary M. 

May 

Freeholder., 

wwc tWeof Al D.Bar- 

in? 

hs.ve'thua far the 

navcoromlsed tUem 

to 'their endeavor 

ftvitbB.umaal 

hkh 

oftbe 

-eleclrlcia^f 

at oapi 

iiownasod 

Hold Arrlvala.- - 

.BBWUNOB. 

George Loiter and wife, Philadel- 

phia; C. W. Snyder, Cincinnati; E 

H.Cope, Lanadale. 

KATBUT. ' •• 

E. J. Hann. Ocean City; W. W. Sib 

eon, J. B. Craven. H. W. Smith and 

wife,/Margaret Ubambers, Philadel- 

phia. 

Aiauat. 

D. H. Chandler, Vlneland; G. B- 

Langley, MUlvlile; Dr.F. R Corson. 

BHdgeton; li Howard Scbermerboim, 

Pblladelpbia; Mra.W. W. Long, East 

Orange. " ' *'• \-.'.\i r: "?•..'.'.' * 

' STEBUSG. •*'. ''•-• -'"'"* 

A. B. Miller, L. H. Corson. Atlantic 

City; Ebenexer Adams, >W. H. • Davis, 

Mrs N. W. Lyon, Mrs. Cooper Jessnp, 

Sirs. 'M. E Cain, Miss B. F. 'Cain' 

Philadelphia; Mrs. Laara L. McCoy. 

Srarbertb. ' 

Ji BUOAYHX. , 

•Xinu Bowman, Geo. C. PraU, 8. 

Ralph, — ' 

Choloo Dairy Products 

.-Butter and Bgsa > 

Aak for Booklet of Specialties 

Order* Delivered Botti Phone* 

Tills ipass Is rsurvsd lor 

W. L. BERRY, 

JUanufactnrinK Jeweler, 

< IW.'a» SOUm SECOND ST.. 

BERNSTEIN 


real sleeping comfort 

are greatly enhanced 

by its choice. 


together'—can't 

creak or rattle lopse^- 

yet readily taken apart 

- . E. AdaiDS &Bro. 

Ocean City, N J. 

' At three or fonr.o'clock'tn the morning aD is asleep and dark 

:—all except the telephone office. . Over at the Bell Cental Office 

one may aee the window* alight, aa if they were the watchful erea 

of the sleeping city. •' . . 

The operators who have watched through the night and per- 

hap* answered a hurry call for the doctor or an alarm of fire, know 

. when the dry awakens from its Jiigfafa" rest. Before five o'clock 

_me_signal lights in the swachboard begin to glow rnore" and more~ 

rapidly—the new day has begun. • 

AD the busmen and social activities of the day are reflected 

on the Bell Telephone switchboard. The business messages rise m 

volume a* the trade and commerce of the day reach then* height 

and drop down again at ranch time and later, when the day b done. 

The residence calls bring up the total early in the morning with 

the marketing and shopping and again at meal times. 

The Bell Telephone engineers study this traffic and ascertain 

the amount of equipment necessary and the number of operatore 

required to handle the call*. Both of these must be, and are suf- 

ficient to take care of any emergency. The Public never knows 

when, due to some unusual cause, there, is a rush hour at the tele- 

phone office. Every precaution is exercised to the end that the 

operator's courteous "number please ;> will promptly answer your 

call—always. • ' ' 

C.B. SMITH, District Mgr. ML Veraon and Pacific Aienaes 

Atlantic City, H. J 

The Ideal Summer Resort 


BATHING SAFE AND UNSURPASSED 

FINEST BEACH ON THE COAST 

THE HOME OF THE FAMILY MAN 

ti 

Try an Ad. 

Spacious Boardwalic.. Free Band Concerts During 

Season. Great Fishing in. Ocean, and Bay. The 

Delight of the Yachtsman. Numerous Trains to 

and from Philadelphia on Three Railways ... . .... ' : ; 

Within easy access of Atlantic City and 

' -_ other woll-known resorts 

SALOONS 

I 

CHURCH SERVICES. 

. Klrat M. K. Oaurch, corner uenual ayenoo 

ana Klgblb. atreet. Kav. Ur. J. B. U«lnea 

pastor. ' . 

^fornlok- aarvles, IOJ0; avanlnc Mrvlea,7jax 

Prayer mwlInK, WednMday evening. TJU, 

daaday MUOOI, !U0. Mark W. Adama, 

aHipyjrtiUfnnhnif • 

fiaant or Truatsaa—Pnaldent, 

Heoraiary. U. H. Mowrer; Imaaorar, 

B. W. Kdmrda; icdward M. Hut •>". Win. L,. 

Ulbb, John Marts, ueorne u..AdKma,a. B. 

parlur. Kll K-uiowan. 

Claas MsstlDca—Bundaymoniliis:»WB;John 

Marls, leaden Monday evening. I.O. Mra. 

-K. Brick, leader Friday evening. Konng. 

Vonu ITirltr Thaas moeiinga are bald In 

. ibaohonto 

Klrat Praauyterian Ouorobi Waalay avenue 

aod IMvenlu rtreet. Uev. L'baa. U. Bonner, 

paalor. Hunday Mivloea. uuu a. in.iuun> 

p. m. Prayer meeting. Wednesday even. 

lag at » o'clock. Hunday acnonl.XWp. m. 

jamee U. Weun, auoermtendent. C. K.. 7 

. o'clock. ' • ' • ~ ' 

- Hoard of Traateee—1/ewls M. Creaae. pres- 

ident; John B. Orove., Moraiary: U>wfc K. 

Htnllb, treaaurer; Joaepb t; Kcull, John K. 

. 1-ownaend and Walmn W. Brown. 

Holy Trinity Cnnrcli. Proleslant Kplacopal, 

Ventral avenue aud Kleventh street. TLe 

Kav.C. McLaren Howard, rector: WlUlam T. 

, ITlngle, Uty Keadcr: William Uravaou, Lay 

• Keacer. Hunday eervicealoita. ID. and 7*6 

u. in.; Holy Uummunlan, Oral Huuday lu.«, 

a.m..thlrde)unday7JUa. m.. Holy u»>» lu 

a. m.; isuuday acbool 3 p. m. . 

HI. Aucnatlne'a Koiuan Oatbolle Cbuicu 

A>bnry avenne, between Thirteenth aud 

fourteenth Ma, Kev. John J.Hweeney, paalor. 

M saans at 6MP,»,» and II) o'clock. . 

tmmanuel Baptlal L'burali, Wenley avenue, 

below Nlniu uneu Kev. Arthur tire, |w>lor. 

Hondaya ervleea, liuu a. m. aud 7.16 v. in^ 

praytr meetlns* Wedneaduy evenluic al 7.40. 

aonday Hebool, "iMO.,the A H. McAlll.ler, 

•uperiiileudent. . r 

. ' Onion Tabernacle* B.P1UI Cblirch, Klghtb 

streetaud WM1 aveuuv. Hev. Wlu. Keiup 

paator. Hunday aorvieea, preaching II a. ni. 

and S p, Ol. Prayer ineellng.B o'clock Krlday 

evening^ umcera or Ibe board—Charles H. 

UowanUchalroiaui l>. Hart, vbnrcb clerk; 

John Kppa,treaa tier. 

Bt. Jameil A. M. K. Cuuren, corner HeVenlb 

aud Uaveuavenue Ucuan ully, N. J., J. H. 

Juckeou uahtor. Huuday Hervi«M»: Preach- 

Tburt.. Krl. and Sat. Etct.. December 5. 6 and 7. 

Matinee Saturday at 2J0 

Ing. ll.l&a. in.: uabuatb Hcuool, i3U p.' lu.; 

freacblng, uuu p. ni.; Praye. Meelln«« 

WednewUy evenlng«.at»o'clock. • 

. MaoedonU M. K. «!burch. Tenth Ureet' aud 

Hiupaon avenue, above Headline Ueput, toe 

HevU WHUrlddell niwlor iteTvlotMVIl 

Hcv.O. W^H.Urmdell, paator.., ttervloaavII 

a. lu.. rtunday acbool, XJUp. m.; Ubriallan tn- 

doavor ineeling, 7J« p. ui. PreavnluK, V p. 

«"•-• ' . • . • '0. . 

CHURCH SOCIETIES. - 

niuri fasuBXTaaiAB cuoacu. 

Ladlea' Auxiliary society meeia ant Mon- 

day evening or eaen month. Prealdent, 

an. T. Lef Adanw; Vlce-Praeldont. Mra. 

Krank Hcunelder; treaanrer, Mra. U»U K. 

Boillli; seoreiary, Mn. Joa. 1. xcull; aw. 

secretary, Mn. vnd. Potienmyer; collecton, 

, Mn. WallenandUeorKeUooy. 

—Vbrlatlan Endeavor BoclelyrMlaa Maud-Ur 

foolai.prealdenti In p. 11. Uobuer. vloe 

prealden^ Mlaa Kiuabetb Urangan.neomary; 

. timer K. Banck. treaanrer; MUe KUsabattt 

H. UlKbee, eorreapondlnB awvelary. ilual. 

new meeUng aecond Monday In each month. 

' PIKBT M. K. OHIIBOH 

Ladlea'Aid meeia Oral Monday evening ol 

aacb month. Mrs. Klutabetta Uaudy. praal- 

. deat: Mra, UertrudeUeadley, treasurer; Mra. 

Oarns ***.'""| aecretary. - . • 

Mra.Jobn O. uandy, anperlntendent Jun- 

ior tiesame. 

Uaheia* Union, H. H. Mowrer, preaMenl; 

Parker Miller, treasurer. . 

Uotr TaiHirr OHOUCB. . 

Panab uolld. nrat Monday in tbe month. 

' Wooien'a Oulld, every Wedneaday U.0U p. m. 

Women's Auxiliary Missionary, laat Thurs- 

day In tbe month., 

Woman'a Obrlatlan Temperance Union, 

aodenomlnauonal, meeu semi-monthly. 

Prealdent. Mn o. ttwan; eorrespondloa- sec- 

retary. Mra. If. Parker; recording .eorelary, 

' Mn. M. Mllner; treaaurer, Mn. Anna U 

Banck.v . _ > 

SECRET SOCIETIES. • 

Ocean city Lodge, No. 171. vVandA-M. 

meeu second and fourth Tbunday evening*, 

breach montb. In Maaonlo ball, • W A. 

Boberl Pliber; secretary, P. M. Thomas J. 

Thorn. . • 

Oosan City Lodge, No. as, K. or P.. meeia 

' Brat and third Monday evening* of each 

month In K.or P. naU.Aabury avenue, near 

Hsventb street. O. IX, Mark Lake; K. of R. 

and 0., B. Howard Thorn. 

o. 13B, Jr.O. U. Al M-.meete 

every "TucaOtajr" evening -In K. ot I", ball. 

Oounclllor, Bobind -Hleelinan; Wlllun . H. 

Wllleta. leoretary. _ 

Ocean Olty Council. Mo. 10. o. ol A., meeu 

every Tnunday evening In K. or P. ball, 

Mlaa Hallla WVLaaw. secreUry. 

proteotlon Lodge. No. as. A. o. U. W.. meets 

jaeond and fourtb Monday evenings In K. ol 

p. balL M. W-, Jobn W. HmlUi; Kecorder, 

secondandrourtfiMondayevenluga In I 

p. hall. M. W-, Jobn w "—»--- 

WUIard W.Adam*. 

Kalmla Tribe, MO. m I. o. R. M-. meeu 

eaob Wednesday evening in K. ot-V. ball. 

Lntner U Wallace, keeper ol rooonU. 

Wasblnstan CampTNo. n.P.O.0. ol 

meeu every Friday nlgbtOnamplon'a ball. 

Prealdent. Kluier B. Uanck; Becreury. K. 

A. BourgooU. 

Camp IB. t."O. or A., meets every Halnrday 

at7J)0p.m.,lnK.oft : .nall. Uura J. Klaley, 

recording -> 

EIGHTH STREET, OPP. P. O. 

OCIAN CITY N. J. 

JÔRGAN HAND, 

ATTORNEY and 

COU NSELLOR-AT-LAW, 

„ BoUcttor^Haater and. EtanUner hi Ohaacsry, 

(Oppoefle Pablkt BuUdlaHI. 

W. HOMt ANAB. AJTDBSW O. OOBWSI.I. 

OFFIGES 

Apgar & Boswell,. 

• - Murraas la UBAKOSBT 

BOUUSK BUILDING. 

ABBUKY AVKNUB and KlOHl'H BTRKKT 

OOKAM C1TV, tf. J. 

| N. GRISCOM, M. D. 

EIGHTH BT. AND WESLEY AVK. 

Both Pbon«a-Bell. 11; InterJJtale, ira-A 

Uffloe Hours- Until loa. m. Krom 0 to a p. m 

No offloe boon Hunday. • 

At uicbardTownaend'a, l>alermo, 430 In &30 

p. m. dally. Bell Phone, Karmer'a Lluc. »M 

Hours 

H-10a.m. 

Mp.ni. 

7-sp7m. 

Uunday 

OFFICES. 

Godfrey &. Godfrey, 

Kooma 81B.S16 and M7 • • 

• Karllett Building.::"::, 

ATLANTIC OITV. N. J. 

JAMES M. E. HILDRETH 

Counsellor-at-Law 

and (toilcllor. Master and Kxamlner In 

Chancsry 

fOWNSEND GODFREY 

' Attorney-at-1-aw 

Bartlett Building At Ocean City Haturdaya 

AllanUo City. eulo«. Be. Me. 75c. *1.00.11.50. t2Mb Matinm 

• 25c.50c.75c,$l.00aad$1.50 . 

Moo.. Tuca aad Wed. E 

Norman Batua.ray, an Ideal Clirlut- 

mmvin. open Hundnyn, V 10 10.a u. 

in.. I ton p. ni. and e 107J0 p. 111. > 

J. THORNLEV HtOHES. Manatcr. 

llerlar In faaraary. • .' , 

WrlllagPaarr' Perraurry raulain f« 

Great Reduction in Millinery 

tOM Hate at llam - ' 

iraoo Hm« »t S»i» . • 

I u 00 Hau at • < 00 

Kllll line.ull'iroodH.u ylea (n ladlm'«nd c-lill- 

dren'n to Heliia from. Nice llni- Iwby impw 

' J. H. HIIORETHS 

•It Atbury Ava. . Boll Phone. $I-X 

Coal! Goal! Goal! 

TheC. H. Shoemaker Lumber• 

Company have leaned from A. 

J.S'uitti hlHCualyurd HO they 

i-nold receive Coal over the 

Penoaylvania Kailrnait.uot be- 

liifr. able to Hecure Coal over 

the Reading Itailroad fu»t 

eiiougb for their trade. When 

lu ueeuTdrf&Tal call up 

SHOEMAKER 

Try an Advertisement 

in the SENTINEL 

and Samuel Jacob*. 

House Committee—J. Oweus, chair- 

man'; Wn>, Ludwlg, .Ubarles B. Com- 

stock, Henry Borzoer and Spencer. B. 

Swan. . ' • 

C. Kllwood Carpenter Is chairman 

of the entertainment and club annex 

committee. ' . 

An excellent dfnner was served dur- 

ing tbe eveuiug. Tbe menu reflected 

credit upon all IdenllHed wltb tike ar- 

rangement*, and tbe decorations were 

Htiperb. ' . . 

Hpcechen were made by a number, 

Including Uominodore Wllooii, former 

Uommodore Huow. C'bas. B. Com- 

Htock, of Cleveland; Maurice" Daniels 

and David A. Heudemon. ' 

Commodore Wllnon Hpnke of the 

rrowth and Bucesa of the club and aald 

:he future looked decidedly rosy; there 

jelng many applications for member- 

ihip at the present lime. He anted 

Tor the hearty co-operation of all mem- 

. He outllued tbe plans for the 

.'lub'x Annex, tbe Casino Club on the 

boardwalk, which will be formally 

ipened wltb a promenade concert on 

be Saturday evening be'fare Easter 

iunday. " Tbe annex will remain 

pen for the une of Ibe members and 

ielr rrlendHfrom KaHler uutil the last 

if-the club men nnd their fnniilhM 

leave here lu the autumu. 

The older speaker* alao told of the 

remarkable growth and 8iicce«« of the 

club during the last jrear, and all' gave 

ntliusIaHtlc pralHe to •Commodore 

Vllmii for bringing about Its present 

luanclal and numerical strength, all 

f which Is .deserved by Commodore 

VIIHUU and wax greatly appreciated 

h|tD._ —_. r-^-r-~. - 

R. CURTIS ROBINSON 

NOTARY PwBLie ;AND 

©OMMISSIONER OF DEEDS 

• ' ' • • f*- mn -|.*III ~*ti • 

: PENSION VOUCHERS^ :: 

, CAREFULLY EXECUTED 

Numbers 744 and .746 Asbury Avenue • • 

OCEAN Crrv .- - • . NEW JERSEY 

BtBtatasotsnuattRS mms 

It may be just barely possible that some, 

other fellow may sell it a little cheaper, 

but abettor quality—"IMPOSSIBLE.'? • 

We have it and we have it good. Give 

usyour order for the Sunday poultry. We 

dross them. . . 

>•«».•«*>-%• 

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8. W. Cor. Twelfth 8L and Asbury Ave. . 

Eyerytliingin Meats, Groceries and Vegetables 

In the matters of Conveyancing, Title Investigation .and Settlement of Pur- 

chases, we aim to give .our clients thorough care and conscientious service. .•,....;. 

- . ' We have always endeavored to maintain that reputation for our office.. 

CM EQVVARDS 

EIGHTH AND CENTRAL AVENUE 

First-class mortgage investment^ secured.- 1 ^ . 

MOTOR BOAT CLUB HAS 

RE-ELECTED ITS OFFICERS 

8acces8fnl Organisation Has 

Big Plans, for Next 

Season. 

The Ocean City Motor Boat 1:111b re-' 

elected Its malu otttclala at • meeting 

at the club Jiotitw Haturday.evening, 

as follows: - ' 

Uommodore, Clarence V. W. Wil- 

son; vice commodore, J.- Franklin 

Myers, Jr.; rear oommodnre, Joseph 

HnelienburK; secretary, Dsnlel hag; 

gerty; treauurer, .William Ludwlg; 

fleet captain, Ur E. U. lieedoja; fleet 

aurgeon; Dr. Allen Uormn. 

Truntees—Commodore Wllnou,former 

Commodore William D. Snow, Jnlin 

Owens, Harry D. LeCato and David 

A. Henderson. 

Regatta Committee—H. D. LeCalo. 

:lialrm*ii; William Cooley, Dr. E. V. 

' • ^ W 8 t t 

National letter Carriers! Ansoclatlon, 

f this city, entertained a delegation 

or the members or tbe Atlantlo Clly 

branch In tbeir room In the post office 

building here Saturday evening. 

Tbe Atlantis City buys,' beaded' by 

President George U. Koenke, reached 

here shortly "after 7.0'oloek. ' • 

—BiulnesH-matters-were-talked 

talkednver 

y the members of' both branobes, all 

>rwhom met for the first time, 

the principal speaker for the vial- 

ors was Secretary Ueorge W. Wood. 

Tbe object of the visitation waa to 

mable tbe members or both branches 

become' acquainted and to work 

ogetber for tbeir Interests. 

Following the speaking, refresb- 

leuta 'were served and cigars were 

imwed arouud. - - 

All present felt that ibe occasion 

was one that will prove advaut'ageous 

to both branched. " 

Theomcersofthe Ideal branch are: 

Prealdelit, Robert C. Du(field; aecre- 

a C Mh i 

It Is planned to have concerts In the 

nomsol the Boardwalk Annex by tbe 

Jcean City Motor Boat Club's orcbex- 

ra for an hour every morning, after- 

inonand evenliiKt for several riciuruou 

•VwlnetHlay and Saturday eveolrfgs 

md during the rarviug of dinner on 

juudays. V. Ellwood Carpenter will 

lie In charge.'" .. . • . 

DETyEGATB8 BROPPBD 

Only TowaMDd 10 Rrpreacnl Clly 

In Chamber of r am merer., 

At tbe meeting of* (he 'Board of 

Trade Monday night, It was decided, 

motion of Commissioner Robert 

isher, afteradlscussloV of tbe mat- 

ter, to have only Secretary Otis 'M 

iinend repreaent tbe board In tbe 

'hlladblphla Chamber .of Commerce, 

ud tbe membership of two others 

From the board In the Philadelphia or- 

milzatlon be permitted to lapse. 

The yearly meoiberahlp fee lu tbe 

.'liamber of Commerce is f 10. 

Coinmlmloner FJsher was of tbe 

iplnlou that It U not of .much nue to 

pend this money If tbe board does 

ot follow up an advertising campaign 

n the towns and cities from which ex- 

iurslons are run to tbesesabore resorts 

In the summer under tbe auspices ot 

the Chamber of Commerce. ' 

NEW TEACHER 

FOR HIGH SCHOOL 

A. K. Waltz, of Hagerstown, 

Md., Has Succeeded Mr. 

. Cressman. 

A. K. Waltz, of Usgenitown, Md,, 

has succeeded Mr. Cremnian an an in- 

etructorln the Ocean City High School, 

beginning his duties last Monday. 

Mr. Waltz, who la a young man and 

inmarrled.lsagraduateof the Hagera- 

own High School and tbe Pennsyl- 

raula College at OettyaburK. 

He bad been teaching at the Wester- 

ly Collegiate Institute, In New Brigh- 

ton, Slaten Island, until this rail, 

when be went to Yale to take a post- 

graduate course in science and matbe- 

aatlcu. He was there when secured 

ty Superintendent James M. Stevens. 

Mr. and Mrs, Cressman, who made 

number of friends during the few 

months they were In this city, have re- 

turned to tbeir home in Lewlstown, 

Pa'., where Crewman takes a position 

Ith th.e H. C. Jackson Bupyly Co. 

YOUNG PAIR WBD ' 

•Hoe" wieaeinltial and Bride 

Hara Gone la Florida. 

Moses Wlesentbal, or Ibis city, and 

Miss Hannah By on, of Somers' Point; 

were married by the Rev. O.' W. Rab- 

cock, D. D, at his- parsonage,., 840 

North' FiHy second street, Philadel- 

phia, last Tbunday. Both have m 

number of friends In tbls city. ' 

Tbe young couple Went to Florida 

Immediately after tbe wedding. Jfla 

possible that they may locate there. - 

Cbapel Addition Flnlabed. 

The addition to the winter chapel p 

ft. AiiKuatlne's CliUrcU has been com- 

pleted . Mass was said In the en larged 

building; on Sunday by tbe rector, tbe 

Rev. John J. Sweeney. A heating 

plant will' be Installed during the 

week. • . , •';•-,, ' -' ' 

v* own Tear Honci - * 

It'u dlgulfled and gives you a deli 

clous senna of security to own your 

home at ' OCEAN OITV. i. ' 

Besides, your responsibility an a real 

estate owner makes you a .desirable 

citizen. Think It over, theacall on 

HARRY HEADLEV, 

Real Estate Operator, .Ninth and- As- 

bury avenue; next to lire house who 

will abow yop.tbe very beat way and 

some of tbe greatest bargains to be 

found here on the easiest terms 

Pbooe connection, 

LBTTER CARRIERS 

HAD SOCIAL TIME 

Atlantic dty Boys Enter- 

tained* by Members of 

Ocean City Branch.' 

STIRRING TALKS 

ON MISSION WORK 

Members of iWomen's West 

Jersey Presbyterial Society 

Hold Meeting Here. 

A meeting of the Women's West' 

Jersey PmbyterlaTMtmlonary Society 

waa held m the. First Presbyterian, 

Cburob, of Ibis city, Tuesday morning 

and afternoon. erepn 

Delegates were present from (Allan 

I10 Clly, Oolltngaarood, Pleasantvllle 

and near-by points. Mrs. F. J. Collier, 

The members or Branch-909 of o,e'o f Colllngswood, president, or the so 

clety, bad charge of the gatberlqg. De- 

:ary, aeorge 

oe'ph Cox. 

; 

C. Murphy; treaiurer. 

HtulcPinrlllan Open. 

Director Robert Fisher has made a 

lilt wltb a numlior of the Boardwalk 

promeoaderu by canning the muHlo 

pavilion tube opvu..on Sundays from 

10 a. m. to 5 p. no. Tbe pavilion waa 

•pen for the lint time on last Sunday. 

votlonal services were held lu tbe 

morning by Mrs." H. McClelland, of 

Pleasantvllle. Mrs. E. D. Fanes, of 

Philadelphia, minion Ktudy secretary 

of tba Women's Forelga Missionary 

Board, spoke on, "Tbe Movement for 

New China." Tbe address was very 

interesUog«dd-*howed-a-remsrksble 

grasp of conditions and needs In the 

China mission field. . • 

Dr. H. B. Mnlfbrd, a missionary In 

this country on a furlough from India, 

conducted tbe afternoon devotion*. 

Mrs. H. S. P. Nichols, of German- 

town, and Miss Minnie E. Morse, mis- 

slon study secretary of tbe West Jer- 

»ey Preabytery,*dellvered stirring ad- 

dresses at the afternoon aesalon. ' 

Tbe Ladles' Auxiliary of the church 

entertained the'visiting members of 

the organlxatlon at luncheon In the 

basement of tbe church, after which 

the visitors wercglven an- automobile, 

ride around the city. 

Special stress was laid by .the 

speakers upon theorganlratlon or mis- 

slon study classes In the various con- 

gregations represented, and tbe recent 

organisation of a study class by the 

young people of the chnrcb received 

an Impetus which will undoubtedly 

prove very beneflclal. ' 

OPENING NIGHT 

BRILLIANT EVENT 

Mew - Headquarters of Pro- 

KreaslveXeagtie Filled at • 

First Reception. 

The opening reception at the new 

nd handsomely famished olub rooms 

of the Young Men's Progressive 

League, on the second floor or the B. 

J. Hann building. Eighth street and 

West avenue, Tbanksxivtog evening, 

drew many of the .members of tbe 

igoe, all of whom enjoyed the oo 

casion. 

TA1VK OF 

be Rn.1. W. 

• to Trade Hoard. 

Tbe Rev. S. '.Wesley "Lake, at' the 

meeting of tbe Board of Trade Mon- 

day night, snggetited tbat, an a means 

of keeping up proper Interest lu tbe 

board, It would be well to have a' ban- 

quet, which would be free to all paid- 

up members of the board. 

President James M. Stevens stated 

that the annual meeting of the board 

comes In January, and Mr. Like said 

tbat would be a good time to have the 

banquet. ' 

Innprctor at War 

Luther L.-Wallace has begun bin 

duties as Inspector of tbe road work 

on the Ocean City Boulevard, Senator 

Robt. E. Hand, tbe contractor, having 

begun operations. Wardell Hlgbee. 

who was appointed Inspector of the 

bridge work, expects to begin his 

duties within a day or two. 

PROGRESSIVE LEAGUE TQ 

HELP ENTERTAIN BOYS 

CITY ELECTRICIAN 

GIVES WARNING 

Persons Changing Electrical 

Fixtures Mast First Notify 

Kraass. 

The followlna; self-explanatory letter 

has been sent to a number of business 

men lo this city: 

We have bad serious trouble'by In- 

experienced men taking down and re- 

placing canopies ou electrical fixtures 

am compelled to Insist tbat canopies 

nust not be taken down and replaced 

to celling without first notifying me,ln 

irder that I may see tbat the lapping 

of Joints has not been meohanlcally 

'strained by cramplugt hem with the 

canopy. , 

Trusting that yon will notify your 

men of tbe same, as we will have to 

hold any person responsible unless 

.this notice Is compiled with. Ordin- 

ance No. 16 provides that any person 

stringing wires or changing fixtures 

wlthout'Urst notifying tbls office can 

be flned a sum not to exceed 1200. 

YOUTH very respectfully, 

• liBONABD KBAC8S, 

. ' City Electrician. 

GIFT OF'^PPLBS ° 

Him. W. B). Hand Oeia Samplca or 

prtscWInnere) from Brottier. 

Mra.AV. Scott Hand, or this clly, 

received, a few days ago, a box of 

Northern Spy apples from ber brother. 

Prof. George H. Crease, who is aft In- 

structor' of- mathematics "In- Middle- 

bury College In Vermont. 

The apples .were part or a' recent ex- 

blbll made by Prof. Crease at the Ver- 

mont State Horticultural'Society In 

Mlddlebnry, where they woo prizes. 

The apples were One and certainly 

deserved lo carry off prices. 

Will Give Them Freedom of 

Rooms Qne Night Bach 

Week. 

The members of tbe Young Men's 

Progressive League met for'the first 

time In tbeir new quarters In the Hann 

bonding Monday evening, and there 

was a-Jarge attendance. • * 

It was planned to have one. night a 

week for young' men visitors at the 

club bouse. Cards or 'admission - will 

be given these visitors, whose ages will 

range from' 18 tb 21 yean, and the 

privileges of the club house will be ac- 

corded them. Tbe Idea la to provide a 

place of amusement for many of Ibe 

youths or tbe city. If tbe privilege Is 

abused by any of Ibe youths, the cards 

III be recalled. Tbe members of the 

ixecutlve committee' will Issue these 

irds. . • •• 

Nominations for offlcera were made, 

and these proceedings were spirited. 

The election will take place the' first 

Monday ntgbt In January. 

K. OF P. VISITATION 

. Heated apartment for rent by the 

year; Has every modern convenience. 

adv. JOSKPII I. BODLI> A CO. 

' FOB RENT.—FurulBhed apartment; 

five rooms and ,batb; hot water beat; 

furnished. Apply 412 Eleventh street. 

adv.,l&S,Sit. 

-All badness transactions with the 

First Nation's! Bank of Ocean City 

are regarded by them as: strictly con' 

fldantlal. . adv. It. 

Dcanlavllle f.»di(c> Ifembcca Vlali 

Local Breltoren. 

A number of the members of tbe 

Dennlsvllte lodge of Knights of 

Pythlsa vlalted the member* of Ocean 

City Lodge. No 60, Monday ulaht, 

and spent a. few hours very pleasantly. 

. After a session of the lodge, there 

was a social time, when refreshments 

were served. ',* • . . . 

'Speecbea were made by a number, 

Including Dr. Way, William Lake, R. 

H. Thorn. Mark Lake, George O 

Adams and Wllllard Adams. 

«VIII oa 10 Pleaaanlvllle. 

A district meeting of tbe members' 

of the Knlgbta of Pytblas will be held 

at Pleasaotville Saturday nlgbt. The 

district comprises Atlantlo County and 

Ocean City. Many members of the 

local lodge will attend tbe meeting. 

Two loin southeast corner Fifteenll 

street and West .'avenue, bargain fo 

quick sale; flve-roou* cottage, 888 West 

avenue, price. 91.000; eleven-room,cot- 

tage, Wesley road, entirely .modern 

bargain, or will exchange for property 

suburban to Camden or Pbtiade 

phla. Lot on Central avenue.bet 

Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, 

fi tb •1100 lt 

Seve 

facing tbe ocean, 

nth strets 

corner lot 

REAL BSTATB BBOKBR, 

Bourse Bldg. Stb and Aaburx Ave, 

a*v, 

MARRIED LAST SUMMER, 

SECRET JUST 

.. ...-4) «-J 

Wardell Hlgbee 

Alma Bacon Were Wedded 

In Atlantic Clty.'V'^, 

AltboDgn their marriage 

early last summer, announcement to 

ost made of the wedding" of Alfred r V-. 

Wardell Hlgbee, son of A. H. HUbea ^ >' „ •'. * 

8anford Bacon, of Dividing Creek.' 

Si * 

They went to Atlantic Olty and wen ^-,K •„- 

oluedtn wedlookat the home of th» ?Vtz' 

maklng«lteratlons to Its three artesian 

wells. New and coarser screens will 

be Installed In the wells In order to In- 

ireaae their capacity. ' . 

If It Is found necessary, the company 

will have additional wells bored. ' 

Tbe work Is being done by 'the Ar- 

tesian Well Dlggln r Company. 

The three wells In use have a. depth 

of800feet, and furnish all the.water 

required by the residents of the city at 

the present time and during the aum- 

season, but tbe company la mak- 

ing tbls new move wltb the Idea of be- 

ing, prepared for any , Increased de- 

mand that may .be made upon Its 

plant In the future. 

The work Is under the general 

Irectlonof 8upt. Wm. Glbb. 

. HAD FINB TUTB 

Motor Boat clatvs Card. Parti 

area! Baccns. 

Tbe recent card party! given' at tbe 

Majestic Philadelphia, by tbe Ocean 

dty Motor Boat Club waa a very great 

success In every way. There were 400 

people present, It to estimated; and 

moat enjoyable evening; was spent. 

Tbe games played were five hundred 

and bridge wblat. There were 78 

favors, for the ladles tod 81 for the 

men playing five hundred, and also 

number for those who engaged In 

bridge whist.. Those securing tbe first 

favors In five hundred were Mrs' Wm. 

Cooley and Dr. Bell. The 'fortunate 

ones among the whist players 1 were 

Ob'as. B. Comstook and ,MUs Beatrice 

Z e l n e r . " .'.•,.. .• '•',. ;, ; -....• .-.,.. 

The committee In charge ;comprlMd 

John Owens, William Ludwlg, C. E 

Carpenter, Mrs. Clarence O. W. Wil- 

son and Mrs. Thomas Walker.. 

.Docaanoais) nrsvwn. 

pajpenof all descriptions. In- 

•^ are carefully .artwoby 

R? Carrls Ro'blneon at h'ui omce.744 

Asbury avenue. Ocean City, N: J. adv. 

most dodrabla locations in Ocean City. 

Apply to A. Cotton 619 Aabaryavenu*, 

Try an Advertisement • -"' — 

ADVICB TO PARQNT8 . 

:ierar»nian Tell* Ttieni to Ooatrd 

. CMlldlea'a Trainlaur. 

In St. Augustine's Church Bunday 

morning, tbe rector, tbe Rev. John J. ' l ' 

Sweeney, spoke on tbe dntles of per- 

ints toward their chlldreo. He snld 

that parents should surround the little 

ones with every possible safeguard, 

because of'tbeir youth and Innocence £/- 

they do not know tbe dangerous path ' 

bey are treading. ' 

It Is tbe duty of parent*, like the 

rue shepherd of his flock, to see that 

heir children shall not fall Into the' 

slutcbes of wolves which are always 

laying snares and pitfalls for them. 

Parents sbonld be .particularly care- 

ul to know where tbeir children are, 

vhat.compauy they keep, tbe places 

bey frequent and.as Christian fathers 

md mothers, to counsel and advise ' 

bein-agaluitt—persons, places- and 

whatever else would tend to lead them 

astray. - , 

Now, the education of a child, he '' 

said, begins first In the home. There- 

fore, the home should be surrounded 

vlth everything that Is attractive to 

be child, such as, for Instance, the 

ieautlful realization of the sacred eon- 

:racl that the parent* en tend-Into bef- 

ore tbe altar to love and forbear with 

me another-and'to bring np their 

ihlldren In the fear and love of God. 

With tic good Influence'at home, 

parents should realize that tbe teachers 

tbe school are not the ones who 

ibould mold tbe character of theur 

children solely, but by the assistance 

at tbe parents. 

Thirdly, that tbe child's future will 

lepend greatly upon the. Influence, of 

tbe spiritual Instruction of tbe Chnrcb,' 

wblcb Impresses upon the young 

child's mind Ibe solemn Idea tbat Ood 

gave to His people when He promul- 

gated the Ten Commandments on." 

Mount Sinai amidst thunder and light- 

ulug, thus unfolding to Ills hearers 

the duties which His people owe, first 

to God; secondly, to bis neighbor, and 

thirdly, to himself. 

Dr. E. W. •mlHumao Barlsd. 

Or. .Edward W. Smltbeiiiin, who 

lied Wednesday of-last week, was 

urled from the home of bla parents,* 

Gideon T. Bmltheman and wife,' In 

Haddonfield, Saturday. He waa born 

n Philadelphia July, 1875, and gradu- 

ted from tbe University of Peonayl- 

iiania. He was a auceessfol ' prac- 

itioner In Oil City for several'yean. 

His parents and brother.G. B. Smlthe- 

man, are well known In this, city, 

here they own property, and wberer 

hey spend tbe summer eeaaons. 

. W. C.X. V. 

The membera of the W. C. T. IT. 

will meet at the home of Mrs. N. C .- 

Godfrey, 629 Asbnry avenue, Wednes., ,., 

day afternoon, December II, Tn,*,*' 

subject for dlscowtoo Is flower musdon • 

and Christmas worit, led by MtavCV 

Bentham. , 

\ I 1 

I desire to announce that. X have < 

ffi rebased tbe DeLancey Garage and 

ichlne Shop at Tweniy-ateoad and 

Pine streets, Philadelphia, where I 

will have a well^qolpped garam with 

a capacity of 60 car apaoe.ft'HtB three 

entrances, and a machine-shop espe- 

olally adapted tot;aotomobile. repair- 

mg.whlch Tatter Is a moat;valuable ad- 

j t he sll extndd KKHHP 

g. t 

junct, where small ox extended KKHHP 

will oaUsfsctorlly be/aooampllsMd, 

wiin dlspatct) coosjatent wltb tood 

k b l l t l l l t 

, y.i^îSk

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