Trettychdrch So Tells Pastor Lewis at Reception Given Him by Baptist Congregation. WeaUwr conditions Intfrtmd wtrh , Ibc Mat of the attendance at Ibe i*c*fUon given to tbt R**.'M. M. Lew i- ' and hi. tifr In tbe VlM <B»r«wt ' Church Hadi; rmljif, Ml Hwii •*- nothing lacking In the wajwu tr ,■( th. guiUnp extewded lo Ibf «• t*»lot and b* helpmate. Mr. Lrwr., la hi- rtttn eirt W.y told his people of I he t'bii t» he hope- lo ttou of a One cborch building »t i— distant day. and of ll* help he ex pact - tn twtve from iris eoiigregsti.m 8. S. McAllister. toperiuleo.lenl of I be Sunday school and an officer of , the church, presided and announced the dpening hyriui "Bled Ke 'llie Tie Thai Klode." Thl. «•- rung by ah standing. M re. Ward Hlgl.ce al Ibe organ Mr. McAlli.ler wild thai ju-t a litlle more tliau two year, ago llireougregallou arat aaermbieri there oil a eluil I lar occasion. 'urt'"'"wVh,M V"y ' hope Ibe present pa-tor will remain longer. VV* realize' that the. longer the pa.lor remain, the belter for Ibe ebnrcb. I Bofce~W" won 'I have' a similar occa-ion for a long lime to come.' . Mm. E A. Bourgeois rang - A -Per feet nay,'.' and ber solo •«* applauded. Tbe Rev. Jo-eph B Kulp. pa-tor of Ibe Flrat M. E Church. •» -reu id's c pew lu Ibe body of tbe churcb, aud be «aa welcomed and Invited to make '[ Mr. Kiilp aaiJ that be just wanted ( to ooom around to see Ibe pastor aod _ extend greeting- The speaker -eld be know- w hat it la lo aay good-bye lo ^ people el;li whom one ha. mingled for come lime and tben go out aud Beet new facet. Tbey eay.' Mr. Kulp . wool on, I bat II ■> a good thing lo y change occasionally. He baa changed pla'oec many times. t*tng a Mclbudi-l J minuter, aud II l> probably a good ■ thing for tbe ebureh people. j . t Vot.luuiog. he .aid Ibal Ibe people bare have a lot of patience, aud wben _ be came bare be woudered * here I hey •M H. But after aetng them— or b mtbat not seeing them In cborch— In „ tba.eummer time, burryiug and bust- ( Bag In t us la ess pursuits, be realized t Ibe eoorae of Ibetr patience, and tbal tbey surely mast have tbU virtue. H However, about December Ibey get •iooad lo church and exercise I belt ^ paiwoee by llMeolug lo ibe preacher. Addressing Mr. Lewla, Dr.. Kalp n BBMtaebae uollced that tbe new pas tee bat dleco erred Ocean City's m.ral g mm. Dr. Kalp saM be was walking p dowa at tar M Thirty- HrsT street a few Mays e««k and arvwodTwaotutb strsrt T be saw ooe of the eby's policemen. s ' The speaker aMted tbe -cop" what be was detng dawo there, as there was d •cly aae lamily-s mioieter's-llv.og a hi that aecthra at tbe present time. Tbe pelieeman assured bim ibal a averylbiag was quiet down there Tbe p ••fePfenoaswel/ keepmg an eyeoo Oeeaa Oty needs lo be etlrrad in ris * heart at hearts II needs stirring up for [ tbe maeaeelmi of those who .re not Oheimiaas aad for tbe upbuilding of $ tUCbneUaas. sard Dr. Kulp. aad be •temd by express lag ibe hope I bat p Usd may botp tbe aew minister aa be „ weehe ben for tbe fortberauce of tbe ■aapolaf Jseoa Christ. , Mr UwK who followed, said be wm pbmeed lo me so many out-more J than he expected oo eocb s bod olgbt. 4 He assured Ma baanrra thai be was i glad lor anything thai looks like a e • »o oaih to^tbe deaefc. He basbada C . reeapthm since be came to Ocean Ctfy, battb* was trot an Ibe pan of *he people, be haMeoed lo aair. bis bearers. He and bis wife will gel . thawed oaf M abort ilm* after ibe leadioM has a beater installed lo tbe parsonage. Hlrlwwle lold bis congregation thai aever before has be moved lo December, and if tbe gmrd Lord will forgive J bba ibta Hme be'll never again be guilty. Tbe minister declared Ibal be 1 got so disgusted with bts#uuvnigex- ' pertcnce that be baa determined to 1 May bete at least six mouths: ' Mr. Lewis Mid iba'l be want, lo feel , tbal bis people are back of him. aud , ^ P,ce*b"ul tbw^lrst , '••Some people may tblok you are sp , email." mid be. asking, lo Ibe , ebuicb members, -ibal 1^ w ill be hard , work for j<ju to be up a lib tbe other , evangelical churches of (be lowu, but , I'd rather have 20 good praying people In tbe churcb il.su a congregation 'of *00 inactive persons. Y our size Is nothing I am here lo work, aujl I hope you will catch some of Ibe vislou r I have. We must Hue up for Ibe future. Reach for the gokl tbal lbs bejfSird you." Continuing. the pasior - said Ibal when tt (owe. dawn To vital Chris Uautly H |a bard to accomplish It In a moral community. but wt*n- the rburcb people realize Ibat tbey are nor gelling all out of Vital Christianity M at tbey should tbey will be "sur prised. He wants all'lbe congregation lo In* up behind bun. be declared If Uwy can't see vision*, then go by faith He warrts more .than anytbing efli. clency all dslon*' the liue. He said be -understands the high tide iu churcb attendance lo Uceag City is'ln January. February aud March, aui thai It bcgiua io slump al and after Lister. W ben be discover- the oceu paib-oa of tbe men and w omen aDd older children of. tbe cburcb. woe betide Ibuse who dou't attend services in Mao summer time. He baa learned, too. • -that evao'the Sunday school Is efTected ty tbe sOzscMobs of ibe" beach. Ii WUI take ap lo about the third season babaaaaawmthiiigdologln tbecborcb. Sr thMMase ft* i ...pie wUI have re «HM»«(tb.. not. e Tbaepeaher t. -»■ i as churcb amar rfeSES*" «« •»«ng H " "*•» WIU aUgo ** •Ui UaM fbom

| r^ytfth^wlll treat hlm,half right, j MbU^Vthk^rW^beiirlemvor to arouse the CbrMlao conscience. I J -Mytuisiness." aald he. "-rljl be to 1 set the pace for you. and I warn J wluded. |-ikr up the" H res. for you can I the community's lltrfe vital wed Chris- 1 Inanity, and I think you will fee sou* ^|ls*s ,-sn_4£- Bat it will -lake tbh|j j j aad tis wtf* acre greeted by the ( j- McAllister aod J Pn-,xdt Cad man. ' Kcceul real eMate transfer- in Ocean " ' City recorded In it* ortlce of County " Clerk Hi Id ret h. as reported in tbe t apr c May t ountv (tarette. are a. follow. ° Hells M Doff to Samuel li li..f! * ' U>t- S7.t and ST4. Section A. <

Henry H.' Parcu el uz. to Standard .1,1, Ch Lots#!? ...das* Section H 1.111* A. Murdoch, et al. lo tieorgr H Parker Lot 4 IS. Section A. i I's ,. Henry H Marter. Jr.. el ox to Swan A Trout. 1100 Part of lots Ktt aod SiV. Section A. Harry Bevbe, et ux. lo (Seorge A Dflacbeg. let 80S. Section K. Edward C Towoeeod lo tleoree M . Itlackman f-iOtl Southeast -Jo feel Same to William L Henderson, n ux. fioUO Northwest Ju feet of lot 22. Section 7 The city of Ocean City to Heory H. Parvin. (Jult-clalms lots 367 aud Sth. Section H. t>ce»n City Harden. Co to Ueo W. F. Woodside |.i00. Let SI#, block o, plap 1 Robert S Miller, sheriff (property of Victor J. Humbrecbt. el al ). to Cbas Bridge. $2000. Blocks IS 16 aud 17. plan for subdivision of Ocean City Hardens, north end. Cbarles Bridge, et nx, to Carl C. Same aa above. Carl C. Johnson to Daniel W.Myers Catherine E. Seyfert. et al., lo I-a-brlla M. El cock. Right, title end toteres! In lot 2S. Section 8. Ocean CityCo. plan, with bungalow 817 Fourth Mreet. Isabella M. El cock to Catberloe E. $100. Same aa above. ' Annie E. Jackson lo Calberlue E. 1 Seyfert. $100. Same as above. Henry A. Sey fart, et ux. lo Calber- ' ■ue E Seyfert. $125 Seme aa above 1 Ocean City Land Co. to Hannab K. ' Becbtel. $1100. Lot 29. Section 8, 1 plan 2-B, Peck'# Beach. 1 William R. Hugbes lo Alonzo D. ' $3,300. Part of lot 698. 1 J. Fuh lap Tat em to Alfred W How. ' $7$a LoU 2841 and 2812 block ' plan 2. 1 Ocean City Uardcna Co. to Elizabeth ! Reup $600 Lot S20. block S. plan 1. > 1 Same In Bertha Robb. $850. Lot 1 block 4. plan 1. Same to Jonathan O. Street. $190. 535. block S. plan 1. Wm. A. l'b metier to Jobo D. Adair. $1000 Lota 769 aod TfO. Section O. Mary Kouey to Jamm M. Steven. Part of lots 706 and 708. Sec Moo A. Hannab S. H»y!ej to Olvaeppl Regloe. $500. Lot 895. Section C. Edwin J. Walker, et ox. to Edwin J. Walker, Jr. Lot oo Seventh Mreet. feet southeast from Intersection of Dort beast line of Seventh street with southeast Hoc of Wesley aveoue. Tbe city of Ocean City to Wllbert L. Sweeten Quit-claims lot 727. Hardens MUMMERS' PARADE lw Pkllaerlskia Mews Tears Carrying out tbe annual custom of ••start tbe new' year rlgbt," by having aom: unusual aud Inaplratlooa! pro- ' gram. Pbtladelphia will again eoter1 talu hundreds of tbouaauds from all ' parts of tbe country with Ha famous ! mummer*' or New Year shooters' parade, wblcb' will paaa .up Broad ' Mreet ou tbe morulug of January I. Tills will consist of many of tbeat1 features of past year-, as well 1 some new ones. There will be btau1 tlful display* for admiration ; .there will be comic displays for plraaure; 1 tbere will be string baDda. brass bauds 1 and mlmit- bauds for tbe musical— to ' m her words, au unusual pagrant ' 8 pedal trains aud fares ou tbe Read- \ tog- • "VISIT FROM SANTA" ' Ho.b t>rlaa Sandsi tcksol lo Cive Caslals Sslargay Night. _ Tt* Sunday school of tbe First Presbyterian Churcb will bold Its I annual Christmas entertainment on r Saturday evening of this week at 7 3(1 1 o'clock. A scry lotere-tlng cantata. f eutltled. "A Visit From Saota," will e be given by tbe pupils of tbe primary f »"d j*"»or departments. Tbe usual presentatlou o? .Christmas n gifts of oranges and candy toll* meruf tiers of the sMrnol will take plat* al 1 ' - <^»"»0»'vMed., p«" Moving Plcisv/s. " Editor t ii k srhtikbi.:- Surely there are enough people here atteudlug tbe.mwving picture shows iu tbe eve ' mugs lo entitle them to tbe privilege of seeing Alms that ware not made Hi t ie Year Doe. Of course, maybe we dou't have to pay lo look at them, bui one feeiv occasionally that be likes to be amused In these long eventugs. RtXIDKXT ' Tail i Inr Mn Pssltloa^ L Ira Mathla. of T%M city, wbo has been at tbe Suuoy- BcM Saul urtum Aocora, -for tbe beneflt-of his bealtb 1 for about a year mis borne to spend the | holidays with his mother Wben be o returns to Aocora be wlU take a post- ■ Man la Iheoffloe of the IneUtuUoo.

■ RECOGNITION . SERVICES HELD ' glad -lo be at union services. He ui-'ved aud all muted lo Ibe Christian j work He is-ured Mr. I*wis Ibat be N Wilt Stand wttb boo In every effort to ' advance tbe Lord s interests in tbls ' ..Id 'i*r~.nal friend Hie llev. S. H al<x> be I- Dslerued; at 60 tie is mar uerdhre pastors w ho are good -mix

gel a larger risiou of its work and take , cause at borne aud abroad. He ' I he churcb Is hot touching the comchurch i- tl.e br-t iiistiiutioo ou ean<i J tod .y, but we love ber s.> we want lo ' see ner a little more elllcient Iu ber work [ Dr. J. Thorn ley M6ghes sang a pretty -ola. "Open the dates of the, i I Temple." very effectively. Mrs „ Hughe- was at the ptauo. « Mr. McAllister. Iu Introducing the J ' Rev. I. H. Fisher. »l the Wild wood I ' Baptist Cburcb. referred to Christ mak r ■og tbe fl.bermea of tbe gn.p«l fl.hetof men Mr. McAllister aald that Mr. a Frailer Is the eame by name sod by y Mr. Flaher.wbo delivered tbe charge c lo tbe paMor, aald that be was In Ibis Ii . church about Hve years ago. It was a t ■ warm day, tbere were many people In p tbe building and be made Ibe same s|<eecb be was going to give tbem this 1 time. However, tbe weather Is cold u tbls time. Dr. Russell, wbo is to de- u liver tlie sermon, Mr. Flsber said, Is s n much better speaker than himself, aud ll therefore, be aould make blsowu talk Ii short. When a man makes a charge a new pastor, be Is glad to be away b borne. Tbe seashore pastorate p offers many pleasures aud some dim. S cutties. Bnt Ibe minister should lake t k course Iu smiling. Folks wbo come Ii down from Fbliadelpbia like lo see tbe ( minister smile. Tbe pa tor's person- - ality counts much at tbe shore He should be well dressed aod well fed. Ii Toe minister sbould have the proper ( atilttM toward olber people aud other c , Tbe seashore Is tbe wrong i place for a minister to ride bobbles. - He musl be sure to llsleo for tlm Are bells. .Tbe speaker said l bat once w hile be was couductiug scrvl.-es I tie Are whistle blew, aud wbeu be said. fl ' Lei us pray," ibere wasn't a msu Iu " llie cburcb. Tbey bad all goDe to tbe c Are Tt* mlol-ler waois lo remember d elecltgu day aod not to be outspokeo 2 ou wumati suffrage. Tbe speaker , warned tbe pkMor to ktlehd to fuherals and weddlugs Hersoually be bad £ f missed a number of weddings last ' J summer, and bis bank book shows it • . Fur tbls be Is sorry. j Droppiog bis humorous veto, My ' Flsber told Mr. Lewis to preach from tbe Bible, steer clear of tbe shoals aud l pray to God to bless b t work. 1 Mr Flsber. lo coudu-iun. said to • Mr Lew* that be'll tell blur some I otber lime of the troubles be * likely ! ' After tbe coogregatlun bad sung \ x "Jaaus,. Serlor, Piloi Me," Mr. Lew* ' " wa- requested to respond. • II Mr. Lew* said Ibal he recognized 1 . tbe (act Ibat after tbal evenlug be * >t duly installed as psstur of tbe cburcb , i •udU a duly accredited cttlzeu of tbe town. He bas listened with apprecls[l He .was glad lo have tbe olber mluls- . lers of Ibe lowu on Ibe platform with T bim. It gives p feeling of couleut aud show, that tbey will work together for It* uplift of (be eommuully. 0 He agrees with Brother Buhner that t. this'* a beautiful lowu. but be will |. have to Uke much ou faith. He had been told that It la oevrr very cold iu Ocean Cliy aud ibal ii uever snows here, or, If It dies, the wow doesn't last loug, but since .be came tier* he a bunch. Toe speaker said I* shall try to be everything be sbould. be for u-efuluess Iu ' tbe community. If " made to work hard, be develops bet- ® l"l' b*tb<,ecl*r^ Hv vams to help | [j u"' he *«" produce a.pauacea for I > are tbe result of splyltual Ills, and he! wsats to Aod out bow to apply will be plain aud I* wUI preach (I* j 1 gospel of Jesus t.'bnsl. Everyone will j be able to understand bifu The ser- 1 mnn. may b; sharp, bul only a- M* surgeou applies tbe knife The cburcb [ |y must be a praying cburcb. Tbere ! |g are three nece.-ary ewwollkls-prayer. ! e knowledge of God aud tbe doing of! [e God's will. The speaker said In coo- ' o clu-loo that be would wait one year I ,r before applyiog the medicine- and ' ,t mu-tard, aud be would a-k the Ixwd a lo make lbs mustard strong. Dr. W. G. Russell, of Philadelphia, i -ecretsry of tt* American Home Missionary Society, delivered the sermon of 'tbe eveulug. a masterly discourse ! is that- was beard with close atleutlou ] a. throughout, although It was uearly ;b # 80 o'clock when be began • w Before starting b* discourse Dr. w Russell cougratulated tbe eongregsil- Mod oo selurt.bg Mr. Lew* as pasior. Ua am* be knows aometbmg of Mr

j I*wla' ministry and of bis construeI lias labored. He regrelied tftat Mr \ Lewis has left Hazleloo aud rejoiced / j that be ha- come to Ocean lily to I llr-'t w ork w a- In seashore resort*. He "I l»r Itu— ell t.iok Ills trxt from >■ " ! Paul s Teller to the t UMiib | He told b* nearer, mat tbey are] > erhood— tins i- God's ullimvle pur|«* ' m'e .pinTof God ' It .UI r.snill" ll must -land f ' lite g est" pnocipieof seniop lo.i.ft.reo e » r of ' he I Il'st' tn" 1—* e t in. 1 !*?*pr*oouueed me tieued ici loir.

ELIZABETH MAN NOW TESTIFIESJ. Wind, of Elizabeth! Ave., Lttids Tanlac; Once I More Energetic, He Says. | , iielug made by Jersey people iu beliall ! „f Tanlac Ibe premier preparation ! leading undertakers m Newark tbls in say of ibe Mssier Medicli e - I suA'ered fiom lodlgrslion aod general ruti down condition for three Gaa would' form after re ting and caused cuu-idrrmble pain and die comfort It was seldom I lelt like eatand I'd be drowsy and tired throughout tbe day. I frequently- bad paiua in my- limbs, too. ••I have Aolshed my Arat bottle of Tanlac aud Ibere * a decided Improvement In my digestion. 1 experience more palu and Ibe gaseous trouble less noticeable. Tbe pains in my b*ve disappeared aud I feel telIn every way." Mr. Wiud. wbo resides al 155 Ellxs belb aveoue. was formerly Id tbe employ of Edw. A pel, undertaken, of 281 avenue. Newark. All over country statemeuts like lb* are bemade. Tbey prove conclusively Ibat Taulac ranks Brst amoug recouWby not lovestigale today ? Tanlac Is distributed exclusively In Ocean lily, N. J . at Hughes' Central PharEighth street .and Wesley avenue. adv. It. PROPOSAL Copies of tbe plans, proposal forma sn<l ofTbe City upon inHsro prop.t—1 mu.i b. -eoomp-nied by • rertlBrd cberS c^r onsb. r>-)-lilr lo^lbe • 'it >• Tbe City pf Ucmo lily lo be pro-felrl •»-«rsn„o, buna. DONT MISS THE 1 ; MUMMERS'! I PARADE - { ; NEW YEAR'S i CCC ,h* m9sI SpeclacuUr Pzjeint I I Af f >nd Unique Celebration in the Country, zndenioy a BIG DAT ; in Philadelphia SPECIAL EXCURSION ' rC'TT-'- ' ' a I i kxriaaiso e Children— Half Fare

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* * A 4 * * 'A A A ******* 4 A 4 A A ***»~ if A Word to You, Mr. Merchant: £ C'.et out iltirini; the evening hours ami follow the people as they walk the principal business i £ streets. Note where they stop and at whose goods thev look. 1 ' £ ALWAYS those whose windows are attractively lighted and whose displays are tastefully ! ' £ arranged under l-Ll-XTRIC LIGHT. — - 3 \ >* £ The reason * simple Kl.lvCTKIC WINDOW LIGHTS can be bidden so as to conceit5 ,f-l,e ''K1" «'berc it is mo-t wanted, on the gomls displayed, and is of such quality as to bring ^ ' * out the twsl points tn tlicin j , \ our windows arc a vcrv valuable ass«-t to you. Mr Merchant I^-t us increase their value. I • I THE OCEAN CITY ELECTRIC SERVICE { !

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