Cape May County Times

Vol. 35, No. 24

SEA ISLE CITY, CAPE MAY COUNTY, N. J., FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1920

5 Cents a copy

m NEWS NOTES OF THE FUST WEEK NOTES AND QLEANIMM OP A PERSONAL CHARACTER; LITTLE ITEMS OF INTEREST ABOUT FOLKS YOU KNOW OATHERED IN THE CIRCUIT OF THE CITY.

FOR SALE.—Sell skiff, 24 fe*t by 6 , feet 6 Incht j; copper fastened, 5 hone power MUuub Engine with reverse clutch; magneto, fore extlutuiihers and complete equipment; also family launch. 22 feet € inch by 6 feet, fastened, 6 horse ~ * |g reverse gear and . . . _ m * W. McDANIEL. Corson Inlat; P. Strathmere, N. J.—edv. tf. FORD SERVICE STATION AND REPAIRS. We carry a complete line of genuine Ford paria, and can make repairs promptly. Electric wuldlng and brazing done, and storage batterlea re-charged. Eapert auto repairs, standard tires and fibea MAZURIE S OARAGE AND SERVICE STATION, Sea Isle City.—adr. U. FISHERMEN! You will find In our atock a complete line of auppllet. both for baM-llne flahermen and for pound net Uahermcn. 'A’hether you fish for sport or as a business, we can suppi) you. Pfeiffer’s Boulevard Store adv.tf. NOTICE. The office ol Dr. Clarence ft . Way will be cloaed all dav Wednesday, June iOth on account ol Dr. Wav’* atlendanc« at the Sute Medical Meeting as representative of Uu Cape May Couuly Medical Society.—adv. It. .FOR PALE, HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Duraaui:. brde, epnugs, bedding, pitIowa, tables, chairs, dla»..s, etc. Save monrv by getting these goods; all in ex^'Jient condition. Apply EARL M. WADD1NGTON, Stratbniere. N. J.-ad.

Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Feeaner and family are expected to open tbeir cottage on Dauphin street about June IS. Mrs. Martha Brown, who has been vUltlug ler sister, Mrs. Frank Sharp. baa returned to her home at Peters-

burg.

Mrs. E. B. Anson returned frui New York today, where cbe baa bee passing a few days with her aisle, meeting Mi Arnett In Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rutledge, ol Philadelp’jl w have returned f-ora a visit 'o the r mother, Mrs Mary non. Paris street. MUs Idi E. Smith closed her first year at tl» teacher*' college. Temple Univeraity, jestetlsy Sh*- acrompa nled her tlaasmati-. Miss Vera Herahey, to he. home In Harrisburg. The Ladh s Aid ot the M. E. Church will hold I' i postponed regular meeting at th • home of Mrr. ft'alter Holmes, a the Foster Cottage near the Life S »lng Station. Mr and Era. John Lyons. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hurl and Mrs. Maggle tfurt motor rd from pastor Luther’s former perl ih. at Hurfvtlle. N. J.. to pay a o Rev. and Mrs. Luther. Mr. and Mm. D E. Williams, Landis avenue, are neasot-inr. ve.dr “flahlng car”, as Mr. Williamf. has named his new Ford. Whatever the weather the pew car has been turned Mrs. j. Twohey left on Monday for Washington, where f ve will remain until the latter part of the month, in attending the graduation of her James from a prominent school In Capitol dty. Mrs. Charles Camp. Mrs. Ralph Carter and Mias Grao Carter motored to Stone Harbor with Rev. and Mrs. J. T. LHiison Sunday evening. Mr. GUH. eon preached an effective sermon on the Bible Questionnaire. Miss AUle Townsend, who bar been with Mrs. Frank B Sharp for several seasons, arrived this week. ITofeasor and Mrs. Archer will leave soon alter the close of school on Jane 15th. Capt Edward H. Green, of Fort H. G. Wright. N. Y.. Medical Corps U. 8 who has been on official business

incloeure, firet-ciass robber, lots ol ex-|| n Washington. D. C.. paid a flying via- ‘ " * “—i •- - 0 Sea Isle on .Saturday, visiting his , «»a.c wwaw*. wm Maw wsawja amjkr V *J« Pi - *

Adv. tf.

AGENTS WANTED.—Big money; everybody buys Accident insurance. 110.00 a day i<asy. ft rite for particulars Department 40, 211 Hillside Ate., Glen Ridge. N. J. 4t 5 horse-power Mian us engine, fully •quipped, for marine and stationary use. ail In No. 1 condition. JESSE 8. COLLIN’S, adv. It South SeavlUe, N. J. FOR SALE.—ICE BO?., writable lor club or store; seven leet high, six leel wide and three ic«t ai* inches deep; wi i hold 30) pounds ol ice. Apply " • McDANIEL, Strathmere, M. J.-adv. LOST.—Between House Street and Station, Pocket-book containing money. keys, and Ring. Kindly return to R. Myers, 1327 N. Lawrence Street. Phtia., Pa. Liberal Reward.—adv. R It isn’t convenient for you to come to the oank in person, you may open an account by mall. Seed your first deposit to Security Trust Co, Cape

May.

FURNITURE TOR SALE-Quanti-ty of fine furniture la go^d condition. Inquire Mrs. V. M. Holland. 12b Miners va Street.—adv. Lf. A NICE SELECTION of fountain pens; all guaranteed. FITCH DRUG CO.—adv. FRESH ROASTED PEANUTS— Every day at BRACA’S.-adv. if. Ther’rt shooting ’em at Braca's Pool Parlor.—adv.

Miss Ncroa Bowen, who has been paying a visit to her grandmother. Mm. A. E. Ank'de. has returned to her home In Colllngswood. Mr. Frank Powell, of Gloucester, was also a gues: at the ''Drealyn" daring Miss Bowen’i

stay.

Miss K. Patterson, Mian Bridget Patterson, Madam John Gulnan. Mrs. Janies Cooper. Mrs. James Guinan. Mrs. John Gulcan and Master James Guinan, Jr., are a happy bouse party on Pleasure avenue. They will put the cottage ht order for the tenant who will arrive about June 15. The Woman’s Club wUt « for the season on June 16th. The les of the Club have offered the of the second floor balcony to the city without charge lor the public band concerts. If theie are to be any this year. Mrs Betterton Will again be In charge of the Club. Waller Epele: and bis twin Walter, Jr., and Philip, were for the week-end to visit Mrs. Master Pinlip will stay tor the with his gt andmother. Mia Fenton and Mrs. Eimirs Drockof Philadelphia, are also guests of Mrs. Herat. ?airs on the Percy Keel bungs low, which was so f . <=rely buffeted Jby the waves las- winter, are being pressed to a finish. Mr. and Mrs. to pass the summer at where they will receive a from the friends who tem for the past two

the

The Miss'-” Florence and

Ryan mo to d down with a party of frlendswrriusy and enjoyed h

end at the family cottage o Street and the Board Walk.

Mra. Augustus Miller, of Pleasure avenue, pres Idem of the Sea Isle ft r . C. T. U- entertained the president of the newly formed Union at Stone Har-

bor at luncheon on Monday

Mrs. Anderson, who has been down to arrange the college ol her mother, Mrs. Henry Btohrer. .etnnied to Philadelphia on Monday. Mr*. Stohrer. who has been in. Is very much Improved In health and It Is hoped will be able :o conu- to the siiC’r next week. Mr and Mrs. M. A Inougc celebrated tb* 2D>d ftmlvetsAry of tbeir wedding with a family dinner oa Sunday, at wnich were present all the members of the inniiiy. including ’ba Inlaws, the tacbelor broll-T. Roger Luongo. of Philadelphia, and the son |

Juy. from Philadelphia.

The delivery car of Herman Diamond. driven by Nick Canuso. was struck by the auto back of Joseph l-easolano. on Landi.- Avenue, last Saturday. Mr. Diamond's car suffered a broken axle and bent mud guard, and the Peasolano car escaped with out l‘ijury. No one was hurt. It U claimed by those who w*»«u*»*d the accident, that Canuso waa driving on the right hand of the street whan Pesaolano suddenly veered bis car and came head on again*i the vtiamopd

vehicle

Louis Braes. S. a Isle's popular ionaortal artist, delicatessen ston* proprietor, moving picture theatre owner and pool parlor conductoi. celebrated his lory-second birthday on Monday, receiving congratulations irom h»s boat* of friends. A patty of old cronies of Mr. Braca motored from M1Uvtlle for the day and another party came all the way irom Newark. ’'Oiler yearn my turthday came and went and I sever knew it", shtd Mr. Braca on Monday. "bui this year my family and friend* were bound on my observ-

Miss Twohey. Miss Cynthia Tw and t jelr cousin Miss Margaret B' entertained a trio of Irleads ovei week-end, Ittcladlar Philip ft’Uli ofiWaahlnrton, D. C.: Frederic Sc! dm. of West Virginia, and Adi Hhpk.ns. of 4he Western Sbor

Maryland. v

Mra. Thomaa O. Noe’.: and her two daughters hare been enjoying weekends at the shore. Mr. md Mr*. Kindis, of Phfladel phla, returned from a visit to Sea Isle City on Monday Mra. Rhoder. of W.iahlngton, D. C, Is visiting her niece. Mts. Tobey, wife of Major Tobey. Mr. and Mr*. Walter Rotbengmas, of Philadelphia are enjoyieg their honeymocn at the Bellevue. The M E Sunday School 1* i with rehearsal* for the Children’* Day service on June 20th. Ml** Margaret MllU-r. daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. A. Miller, a student the Jiate Normal School, waa at I home lu Sea lole over Sunday. Prof. C. O. Althouse arrived today and will be a guest at :b< banquet the Men’s Club at the Surf House tonight. The students of the Ocean City High School have their ’’High School Grey". Mr. John Breca looks very scholarly his new can and gown. Mr*. Ralph Carter and her little daughter Grace are quests of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. UlUiton, at the Lutheran Parsonage. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Foster, of I’leas- '*■ avenue, are receiving congratulations on the advent of a son Monday morning at one o'clock. Mrs. Margaret Gabel, who has been UL bas been removed to the borne ol her Elster, Mrs. C urge Love, where she Is slowly recovering strength. Mr. A. Duval. Mr. D. Petty, and Mr. Dulaney wen- down for the weekend will, their famines, who arc located on Ariadne Street. The regular meeting of the Luibe.an Indies' Aid was held lu the Social Rooms of the Church on Wednesday formulate plans for the June entertainment. Mr. and Mrs. Jam?* J. Crabtree are tn England enjoying the sweet English Hedgerows, the la.kr. ringing along the Soottery rosd snd the Hawthorn's buds of snow.” Mrs. Charles Bell It at her cottage on l.indis Aveauo. The place Is looking lu best with the trimly cu’ lawn, the luxurious shrubbery, and the flow's Just bursting Into b.'oom. Mr. William Barbour was passing bis day off Monday with bis parenu, Mr and Mrs. Barbour, of I-andi* A»-<-Lily Jack, of Palermi paying a visit to her l it!*- '-lead, Jean Barbour. The ’’Coffees’’ will entertain the ’’Teas" at the Surf House ‘.his evi ning. This will be the closlag event of the Men’s Club. The Mele Quartette has been rehearsing and there are vague rumors of some! bins quite out ol the ordinary. ■ter Bust- r Moore, of Phlladel1* at the Preslyn Cottage until 1 begins. His mother. Mrs. Violoore. and his grandfather, Mr. of Germantown, brought and saw him comfortably with Mrs. Ankele Waiter Pfeiffers have leased ullage on Neptune Street to Mr. and Mr*. Lawrence A. Leary, of Philadelphia. Mr*. 1-eary’a cousin. Miss E. J. Mac Michael, will be her guest for the summer Master D. Parker LItsenberg * an Important niembePof the family.

MAJOR THOMAS PRY TOBEY Died at Sea Isle City on Monday evening, June 7th, at the Chester AparUnerU. bea Lie City, Thomas Fry Tobey, of ftsahingtoo, i). C., Major Army, retired; age <V.

VICTIMS OF ACCIDENT BURIED LAST WEEK John U. Bowen, who was killed in a motor smsmbop on lb* Main Seashore Road .n Memorial Day, waa buried i the borne u( his son, William Bowen, 1128 Cooper street, Camden, on Fridav afternoon. Little Anna G. Bowen, daughter of i^avid J. Bowen, wbo was also killed, _ buried from the borne ol her nsrenu in Colling* wood on Saturday. Rev. J. 1. Gillisou paste, ol the Sea Isle City Lutheran Church, officiated at both funerals. Mrs. David Bowen, wbo was badly injured in the nccideut, was removed Irom Cooper Hospital to her home iu Colling*wood last Thursday, and is suilering (roin complete paral)*.* of the leg' a* a remit of inyariee to her back and lips. Sbe alsosuatari rd a Iractuie ol the right arm. The infant ton, David, Jr., baa eutirel recovered, though for a time hi* Me was dirpaired of.

STATE LEGISLATORS GET LONG RECESS Barrett Tries to Force Adjournment, but Lawmakers Vote to Return in September. APPROPRIATIONS CORRECTED. Corrmittee on Proposed Housing Bills, Conlnue by Senate, to Report Wnen Bels.'.v Reconvene—-Ad-proprlatio” Measures Blocked. Trenton. — Whether It waa the warm weather, or whether It was beCBime the legislators are tired of con tinuiug the present suasion coy longer, or whether the legislation before them waa satisfactory or not. i senate and bouse did not get along ,very' good terms on their return after a tw o-weeks rest. Outside of straightening out on ror of omission in the annual appropriations bill to allow the Morrlv Plains hospital to proceed witli the erection of two treatment buildings as provided by law, and the passing of a concurrent resolution to ado until Wednesday. September 8, the two houses did not transact any other business Jointly. The senate left lu committee, which means that they are dead, the five housing bills passed by tbe as- -mbly. The commltee was ordered continued with a view to getting housing legislation which will be constitutional to alleviate tbe present conditions, and preserve the property rights of land owiicrm. In view of this move, .Senator Simpson of Hudson, Instead of Introducing his bill, removing from the provisions #f tbe state tenement bouse bouses with three families and making It apply to houses containing four or more fair lie*, gave the measure to the committee. Senate and House Disagree. Three new measures aimed to defeat Governor Edwards In his attempt io prevent the State Hence Oonunls slun from appropriating suras from the state’s JlUO.OOO emergency fund to state Institutions to meet added burdens as a result of the high cost of Hrlug. were Introduced and passed by the senate, but were shelved by the honw. The assemblymen held that the bills were •’uanecessary" because their provisions were contained In house 670, hy Mr. Wallworth of ( uiden, appropriating glOO.OOO ax supplemental lo the -mergeucy fund for this year. The senate wanted to adjourn ontll September 7, but the house objected on tbe ground that this weuld be the day after Labor Day. The members Insisted on making the date September 8. Tbe s aate acuulesced.(Continued on page 5)

CITY COMMISSIONERS FACE INCREASE PAY DEMAND OF POLICE. At the weekly meeting of the Sea Isle City Commissioners cn Monday. ! of Police Chaa. Podeck dellvthe ultimatum of more money or offering to quit at once uupay of |75 per mouth was into $110. Commlsblonr'* agreed that the pay In these days of the H C. of L. us low, and promised to do s'ltceilng in tbe way of an increase at tbe sxt meeting. Other matters related chiefly to the operation of th>’ sewage db-posul plant, and the necessary machinery thereto! The plant ha* been a white elephant the city’* band* ever since it wax built and the State Board of Health now- made demand that it L--placed Into operation to treat (Incity's sewige before 11 is emptied Into the back waters

ASSISTANT NAMED FOR AWARD CONTRACT FOR LOCAL CATHOLIC CHURCH. PAVING SEASHORE ROAD

Her. Albert Phelan, of tbe Passion1st Fathers, of Stoneklrk. New York, ha* been named assistant at SL Joseph’s R. C. Church. Sea Isle City, for the summer season. Frlher Phelan will take up his w ont ffPre next Sunday. and will remain with the pastor, Monalgnor Aloyslus Pozzi. fa.H. Commencing next Sunday, and until July first, there will bo throe Masses on Sundays snd during July and Augfour Sunday "

CLUB NOTES The Research Club of Ocean City held its first banquet at the Oceanic Hotel on Thursday. June 3rd. The prerddent of tbe Research Club of Ai lantic City was detained by the tempest. The president ol the Cape MayCounty Federation gave i brief akolrb of the rise xnd growth of the Club movement from tbe days of the Civil War. when It began a* an after effect of the Sanitary Committee, to the latest organlsati-in. Th*- Cape May County Federation, which meets with the Civic Club of Stone Harbor this summer. Mr*. Cress*- read a most enjoyable Paper on "On** of the great streets of the world. There w« re peveral musical selections ol rare merit. Mrs. Goff, the president, paid a deserved tribute to Miss Ethel Shoemaker, the vicepresident. who arranged for the banquet. and bm kept .kings going while the president bas been obliged to be out of town. Tbe decorations were daisies, gathcrea by ML* Shoemaker’s Hub* kindergartnere. The menu, to which Mrs. Baker of the Oceanic gave special care, was a triumph of the culinary’ art. The Civic Club ol Stone Harbor Is bolding its annual meeting as we go to press. The executive meeting of the Cape May County W. C. T. U. was held at Wildwood Tuesday. The Civic Club of Sea Isle City will open Us d-iors on the 15th. Mrs. Bet lerton Is expected early In the week.

M. E. CHURCH. Rev. W. H. Luther, Pastor ITesrhing In the First M. E. Church t 10.30 A. M.. and 7.45 P. M.. »*y the pastor. W. H. Luther. Morning subject "In touch.” Evening subject. "If a man die, shall be live again?” Sunday School, 2.30 P. M. Children’s Day. the third Sunday In Juno, the 20th. Prayer Meeting. Thursday, 7.46 I*. M. A hearty welcome to all.

LUTHERAN CHURCH NOTES. Tbe Sunday- School attendance is steadily Increasing, and many of tbe scholars are wearing reward pins eal ed by perfect records for attendanc. Tbe local Lutherau Congregation ent "over the top” iu the recent special offering f r the saving ot infant life in Europe, and the re-con-struction of j. stroyed Lutheran Chinches. The eighty-seven Lutheran Churches of New Jersey contributed

$31,000.00.

The seven "Scaabore" Churches of the Jersey coast have united in a common schedule of summer preaching services for July and August. Under this plan a number of leading Lutheran Pasters wil! be beard in the churches of Wildwood. Stone Harbor. Sea Lie City, Ocean City, Atlantic City and A*bury Paik Soloists are to be provided for Un-se services. id*-r th- leadership of tbe Pastor of the Sea Isle City Church, the finan-, clnl policy of these congregations wil‘| be conducted on a uniform buslnei* basis, which it is believed, will be ef fec'.ual and economical, as well a* progressive. Building funds are un d -r way In (our of these ctmrrhe.' Memorials, in the form of stained glass window* and altar furnishings being pledged.

Statu Highway Engineer Thompson Resigns, and Wataon O. Cark, Former Engineering Member of Commission, Appointed as Coneultjng Engineer Pending Selection of Suc-

Tbe Stat® Highway Commission at lu regal ai monthly meeting held in Trenton on June 3, was confronted with the resignation of lu Slate Highway- Engineer, Mr. W. G. Thompson, in explaining his action, Mr. Thomp-t-un staled that he could no longer defer the acceptance of an excellent offer which he had received for employment elsewhere and wax forced to ask tbe Commission to release him from bl* duties on or before tbe first of rest month. Immediate steps were taken to secure a proper successor to Mr. Thompson and after going over the entire situation, the Commizsloners decided that the circumstances called for u temporary rather than a permanent appointment to the office. By unanimous consent, therefore, Mr. Watson G. Clark, of Tenafly, a former member of th*- Commission and an eminent t-unEulUng engineer was chosen as the one person Ideally suited by training and actual experience with tbe New Jersey State Highways to serve In this capacity. The Commissioners among other important matters acted upon three bids submitted for the construction of the Cape May C >urt House Section of Route No. 14. The lowest bid waa that of WilUam Elsenberg, of Cape May County, fo; $86,507.73, which figures $3.90 per square yard for a concrete pavjment ranging in thickness i 8',k inches at the center to 6 iea at the side. Mr. Elsenberg waa awarded the contract for the work.

WOODBINE. T. Abramoviu and S. Lipshutz were honored on Monday evening, May 3rd, with prizes lor exceptional work in tbe vncaUonsl study ol agriculture, bv the Exension Department ol the Jewish A^ricaltnral and Industrial Aid Society. Lach received two splenuid books on agriculture. Tbe prizes were awarded by Messers. B. C. Htone and H. Eieenbeigol tbe Extension Department of the J. A. and 1. A. S. at a meeting of the Woodbine Farmers' Association. A. Potashu ck bas been recently discharged Irom Uie U. 8. Army and is now enjoyieg the home comfort*. A number ol our boys and girls attended the dance at Conn Housj on Friday evening. Mias M. Hoffman spent tbe week-end with relatives in Philadelphia. B. lierringhans returned to bis borne in New York, Monday morning, after spending several days with friend* here. Mi** E. JtnoLky, ol iPhiladelphik, was a visitor Ltt week. N. Koeeufeld took • business trip to New York last Friday. He returned Monday. J. Benson was a Vineland Visitor on Thursday. r. and Mrr. Mendelsohi. and child spent several days at the Danerhireon

home.

L : Goldlarb and N. Patasnick motored to New York last week. L. Levenaon, student ol ihe N. Y. U., is home ior the summer vacation.

&5’s

School butlUmg Saturday afterhonor of .Misses G. Smiles and

M. ftard, school teachers and members ol the Club. The lane, will not letorn

the coming year.

TIMES printing is QUALITY prini-

Mr James C Hardie came on Saturday to pass ihe week-end with bis family, at tbeir handsome home on Lamia evenue Mr and Mr* Hardie are w give op tbeir cottage In the middle of tbe month to Mr and Mrs

no AQfltson ] g Nen and family, and will pass the i Shore of j r , *t of the season with friend* and tn |

j travel Included in the bouw party ; w hich Mrs. Hardie Is entertaining are

> party of; w . Hfd Mrs. G. Onimux, Ml** Heat iphia bate linh or mas. Drexel Hill: M. J Contrwt, which I1W Un y Hagerty. Mrs. If. Sunwill occupy j aM j s ana Mrs R. S. Gross, of PLilathe season.ideipbja. Mr and Mrs. Neri were Helena Me- down on Sunday and are very greaU.*(i

plowed with thou prospective home.

GARBAGE CONTRACT AWARDED TO NEXT LCWE2T BIDOE.'.. Because tbe low re; bidder fo* tbe

removal of garbage in S* a Lie City for the next three years sax unable

omply with the terms ol his cort- :* relating to the furnishing of

a bond, the City CoramL*.uners . ar-de-d the work to ’.he next lowest bidder, MIcNael Fr tk. of I’aleraio. for the

siur of $4*;r t%.: three years.

MADE MAJOR OF U. 8. RESERVE CORPS. By order of the Secretary Of War,! Newton Baker. Major Clarence ft : Way, Medic.il Corps, ha* been ap-l pointed a Major in th- Medical Section, Officer*’ Reserve Corps, to rank from January 29. 1920. He will not perform the duties of on officer under thL appointment until specifically call to duly under War Department or- *. These appointments are limited discharged officers of the Great War. lu time of actual or threatened ■xUlilie*. the President may order a Reserve Officer to active duty w th any of the military forces of the United State*. ]n time of peace they may be called to duty lor fif'.-en days only In any calendar year, unless individual consent ta advance for a longer period i* obtained. Reserve officers when not on active duty may wear the uniform of their rank and Corps.

fF 1 S 18 THE SEASON when you ^d a camera. We bay s ’em. mCH

DRUG CO.—adv.

ST JOSEPH’S R. C. CHURCH. Rt. Rev. Ale .Mu.i Monsignor Pozzi, Sunday Masse* during June at ;

nfi lu A M.

| Confessions every Saturday, at act

I on o'clock.

1 Wrek-day Masse* at eight o’clock. Benedict.on following the last Ms* ion at BL Rita ever

BRAND Tbe Ideal Milk in Bowdered Poim. - Good lo: IMliin and Children ; ConU Le-- then Bull led Milk; AJwey* un Hand. Trial Ontf't $U5 Lb. Cab Wsslc Milk (10 QU.). ilM 2% Lb. Cog SUat Milk (12>( QU.) $1.10 E. '. BEYER Strathmere, N. J.

| Aug.

Messiah LuUieranChtsrcli Sea Isle City

tOrguized 1913)

REV. JOHN T. G1LUSON. Pastor

SUNDAY SERVICES

10.40 io 12. IS—Congregational Worship

and Sunday School.

At 7.46 p. m.—Evening Worship and

Sermon.

EVENING TOPIC, JUNE 13th "THE UNCHANGEABLE

CHRISTIAN CODE”

.Special speakers have been engaged to preach iu Messiah Lutheran Chhrch tbia

reason are as follows:

July 4—(Lay Readers' Day.)

July 11-Rev. W. L. Hunton, D. D.

July 18—Rev. Chariea F. Dapp.

July 26—Rev. W. O. C. Keltar, O. D. Aug. 1—Rev. I. Chantry Hoffman. 0. D. Aug. 8—Rav. 8. O. Daughtarty, O. 0. Aug. 15—Rev. S. W. Herman D. D.

Aug. 22—Rev. E. A. Chamberlain. ~1—(To be an.iounoed laltr.)

TO-NIGHT Will Mark the Opening for the Season of 1920 of the ». CINI OCEAN PIER THEATRE With an All Shir Booking of LATE PHOTOPLAYS