SfllDAT IK THE LOCAL CHURCHES •troxffBermoi^nd Excellent Mule Barney ConfreiaHou. ■V. A4MO*TI »■'». Thar* »m larg* congregelli.ii. •( lltlMM *l»So. *. V ami Ill o'rloek IX ML AogoaUu* > ( burrh tylmiay. IX* koUdlng bteog crowd*! el lb* —t- ' llnitlMil M o'clock rtio rector. IX* Iter TbaxM* f Hiake. <*■* (MU, Ml I bo Hot J J (Irlffln. at IX* Htey Uborl i ullage *t Cornwxita. P*. I* ■ lull *ro bold ooory Krwsy and

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Pbltoddpbl*. K r f'hrxty tod wix. J. C. Mrtlura MUlolll*; I.loul. D V Rollocb, 18 A Polar Mcull. Kliaa Sf" ■ Mr. R 1 baap. lamdni; Mr. M M. Adauie. Audaluala Maitou 8bal It luck. Northampton, -Mam ; (1. K I Wtocboll. t 8. A : H I. I>n tall. A i> Joota. Kulborfonl Mr* H I. 1 4 ' . I too. W, rlrhalTar and wift J K at Itiflrr and "If*. PlilladtlpbX Mr. < ■k I K- Pf*ll Kl.lt Pratt. Haiti. Kirnl.r PUtaburcX. r. Harry Kaliy and family, Han.1.1 a- (loodwln, J Wilfonp. Mr. J P of Kuoolrlt. H H. Kandlr. Hara l.ynrb n. Hauuab Wllaou. t lartrn-t L. W rMfli* n- Jubti Mtiea. H Alliootr lb at rtlam and wift. Pbiladtlpbla; Mm Itotrft id and "If* Hamuioutau. Kdllb I'bri vara. Haiti. I> Ptrfclnt. I 'atodoo , J P l.ynrb and wife, Ntw York; I.. I .y M— bor.od fkmlly. Catolyu Ut.f.i.y 4. Ktlllll It V. H BulXr. Jr., Naabtillt I M 1. r antr . Pltv aland J Hamptlon Kith l*n. H. I., liter**. Uridyl.. i., Holtn y rtmllh, Harry Parlll* and wift, Albert x K. Miller *od family, < alb.rln. Kboll I- tlraco It Buoll, K Howard ai.d wifr a. Wilbur Horn, M K l>*u*t.li.*o, Pbllir adripbia U. 8. l.ipa. Nov York; 1* »• H. 1 .iiin.iliam Mary villa. l*uo M. • Hodin*. Pamdati. P. H i>v**dmr. « / TK* t M* .Hk '« C. A ncbrainm. H A .S'luamm. Waal • 'ran*. I'bo* J K M*nqi*i. it *ud family. K. M. lUybolda aba wift. (- P N K*mid*o and wlM. 1. K. Hruwn • and wlf*. H. 8 HailMI and wifa. Id* u A. /.mmtrmau, I .avid K. K laudti a and family. K. rilu* aud family, M . H. Potla, H. P. Uoodyll. A H. M alloy, a A. A .Nun** *nd wlfa. J. H fayloi • and family. A T. PuXbowor and ram • Uy. Pbiladtlpbla. W. L Hounmu 8*m*rtoo. A 1). Pbolpa and wilt 4 Wyncol* Iran* K. Ki.lty, Pynwyd. Mra. P • M. Pan. pto.il Mr*. H.8 llmd. Mr. r Parol I u* Pai.lou, Adtliu* Jacob*. Mi*. I Met la*. Iran* Ma-ay Kobart K. Ko • trlk to aud Xmlly. Tbao Mam y Mr*. 1". V. Allan and ton. W. Ir*m« , Kuowlaa, J. Allan lltlrlcb. Mr* M - Z Audort. U W. MotrX. H. It 8ton* 1 and wtf*. UoMfey Kolb. P. Han abd I wlf*. Mxa Hal an AMiandar H. 8 r Polumar. PblladalphX, Mr*. Kay • mood Walton. Pamdan Mr. I r A Plarka, J. Murray Clark*, H*4bloI bam; H array Baakor. WllmlaBton I Ml*. J. l>*rll*ctoa Prtoat. Maltarn I K*XL M. Mpp y, M. A Woodward I C. M. Hollar, Walla* O. Witt .0.1 I family. AUml 8mNX. Mr*. A A Zxb . arte, C. WXXa ate iteebmr, TXm ' to Ataoa, Mra. Jaa. A Moyac. C. H • Jam. TXaa. H. Hawltnn. K. A ' Ite Jr.. Plana* p. Moyar. Haory P. I Maya* ate wlf*. c. P 8lannaid aod ■ family, Mte. A. I amkan, U. A Paar » too, Kdv.rd W. Wall and family. • Philadelphia; Mb C. P. rtaylor, Wit ' mlmftoo; A. J. Kxbardaoo ate wlf* • H addon Holcbta. A H CnrXmWaab ■ mem. D.C.; H. A WlUa. Marlton > H M. 8* lam ate imUy. Jaaklntavo. ■ AXWd C. Bortou. W. J. Bortoo. • MiniMivn. d

trau*. William Brad aay ate family. A Douflam ate wlf* Ham; CXaa. Bum ate wlf*. Ham! tail; Ml*. Bdvmd Ham, C. A. Han, KalXarto* Babvert*. John BtoeX. 8am aal Otckaoo ate wlfa, J. O. Darta, Jr.. Ml*. A A Uod. AranC*Mv* UaX, John Hallaa ate Wmlly. *» T*ll av ate family. H BaotXm nvite. PXUtealpbx Mary A Rate. AUaMX City; J. D. Polllaa. R. H Pten; J. M. TXompwo, ZtePC M'A '■ Sharp, NawBald, J. H. Matey ate viX. Haddonflold ten* C. Ulaaia, Wm. Pard. Alklo . Park; Jaa. Melxacblta ate fam.ly. Wmtmanl; J. t. Hmmk ate wtf* Otekedi-Macy A Bate. Marlton; A. A. BpiW , Clapton; Kraaem U. I.lt IncMon. PaXton; X D. Kobortaoo. U. A Marahall ate wtf*. jobo L and family, P. o. Btafford and Miriam A Car pan tar. Mr*. A. HUB. III! CI I I Cranam. Pr.nk A W alternate vim. Mfa.O U Daaoar. Man HacMar. P. L Hoaanau, Mb A ft Brnxaabacb, Hal*n C Robmt L. Ha«. A B. Plan Iba Ma*, and Mm. U. A Boaw.ll, H C. I teanla ate wlfa, J. p. Bballcro*nd vtfa, M. L Hatcblna. H D. ate vlte. Ute D. Nalu. Pbarlm 8nyd*r ate family. Philadelphia: W. lo Bp****, Uma Pity L Hnbaeblld. Duty**, Idaat HUI. Lteat. 8*vy*r. WaaXlacto*. D. U.; H 8* and XwXy, H addon H**hi.. Mary P. LaXX, P. P. Maker. PltuJobo Cochlea and family. Clan lift; Jaa. A Walker. New Hrun. wick; J. M. Brant, Tackntex; Mia. » Hiknin aad cblidrao. t'yuwyd. • nteAMRf. Paul Date at. U A. Taylor P.liaaXaiX Koapp. Atez. Poruxb. H. Wxb•amayar and wlfa, C. Hxakail. ArItaur Bbarp. Job* M BMabotbam. Jr.. P. H. lxwlty R. A Haoarum. Tboa. M. Bain., o. A. Bhryock. W. P. Hate*, liao. P. Turuar aud wlX, J. H. Blanche MatbX, A. M. Pan. newttl, Mm. Klteabatb Hault. H. A Robert A McPounell, P. W. ate family, Mra. K I .am ban , A Cbrxttea, Pblladaipbia. Mr*. P. . Harilaod. Lanadawao; Pbaa Major < ate wife, Norrlatuun; C. V. Young, « Montreal A. M. Uilmour. otuwa. H ^ Tbateba* aod vMk. Ballimor. ( Row*. Mayaeadala, Md lb* Her ate Ml*. C, W. Hurna Mlnnmpmx; ! A P. rtmMb ate family, Norrxiewn . Uaa. W. Ktaaa. PXXago A. A Ida. , Baearly J. 8 Adalbalm. KMXy Park; r K. Wabtte*. ClaateaaM; P. M. t 1 baaal. WaadXnry; A A Reynold.. < Wiimlnctan. M. H. Dnmknry, Ttaa- • tea. , - • Or. P. IX Drama, at PXttedalpkia. an " —tar - Ux A next. I CteXofOaaaa OXP. kamaf iXXiakm* mte kiiMin. ite dt iiMx I <*?. Emp m*4 tXat' mm**** *|***

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Q 1 .' 1 WALTER PONTIUS. Tenor.

; — 'SHtDOW PICTURES.^ . 1 Pb.tagiapba That Can B* Mad* by the a Aid at a Magnet. 1 It Ja poaalble to pri«lacc. with tbc nid 1. nf ai magnet, sbndonr photograph* t(>. 1 . armbUlig tb<«e made by action of the , X ray. Either an electro ntagnet or » ixrmancnt magnet will answer (lie par Place a key or other Iron or Rte.-, ' • »bjtct on tbc eensltire fllm of atr onll ». uarjr photographic plate, then bring Ho. >. pole* of the magnet near the other skit of the plate and keep them (here foi „ Br* mlnntea or more. Cpon develop I In* the platto a shadow picture of the ' key or other object, a* sharp and well dtfaad at any of the X ray pictures will be found. Bjr I hi* method only Iron or rteel 01 '■ Other paramagnetic substances may be I I -holographed, but the aenslUve aide 1, of the put* is turned toward the mag I . oathc poles and a disk of trail nearly I, aa latge aa the plate Is placed on th» of beg aide then shadow pictures of any , uoo magnetic object*, placed on tbu teo«ldrt fllm faring the magnet, umbo obtained. The "operations are. of With an electromagnet capable oi '■ Itftlog ■ weight of 100 pounds one scion tx« Xa* made «ucb pictures tbrougb two incbea pf Interposed, wood. He tinaXo obtained shadow pictures with a , compound Mod magnet weighing llttl- 1 morq than a pound.— New York Trib 1 - ~ ■ 1_ ! TX# Xrablam of Foraa. ! WTaetber tb* turn total of energy in •Hateoce W increasing or decreasing la 1 . ink rsown. Man may cause energy to 1 change from one mode or form to an- 1 . Ptu. r-. bnt there la no annihilation nor ' tar— ar. Energy may be created or ' , Xwlroyed by tbc Creator anil tbc fact ' oaesit* detection In till* colossal unl- ' •eroti. Which baa not, by any tneana. ' ■ been folly explored. ' Tb* entire problem of force, or en- 1 ergy. X being studied in laboratories ' . with mewed activity and with the aid - af Internments of ever Increasing ac- ' . rnracy. Space may bold tfondcr* yet ' . and reacted. Thus .energy in a form not ' M present known may reside there. ' A nnmber of recent cxiHirltuenu have " rtrtalod effects that are lnecpllrable "ft taw* known to science. These • raaoarebe* were made la llghL The • reeulita of studies now being made are ! - ■ waived with great interest 'A new 11 . electronic theory of light may he fop mn Kited— that l*. light may be rudl " etiug ray* of excessively minute bodies " at least 1.000 times less than the by- '* dragvn atom-New York American. " Twe Versions. J" Ml«a JanaJarloWs nrst contribution , ■ literature was some verses thai she rant to the Conihlil Magarine while 11 r Mill tn her teens. She awaited the v< , editor's reply with girlish cagcrnem. In ft came It was a shock : K -I hava no use for your allly verses." ,u ,b* *»•- naturally, mortlllcd and k*ft A plain rejection would have been bad enough. One worded so eerawffdlly was sheer, unnecessary cru •»y Bbe endnred her misery in soilfj* •while— ber family knew noth- ,a •ng of her literary venture— but ber became too much for ht-r. * She oc nnd demand.^ sympathy. ' But when she showed the letter the CI ■pea wlfajg editorial hieroglyphics, read with mora calmui-as and with the wbolo family to interpret, look on a aorprttengiy different algnlflcance. He ^ kad -rttten: Hi "1 hapa la aa* your pretty Teraaa."ZatkXCraugXnton. ta the rate and fame the ex Ai n' —

ORIGIN OF "BUCKLEG." I The Term Cams From Race Track Man Who Wora Black Top Boota. 1 The teria "blackleg, which baa eotnr to mean one who systematically trlee to win money i>y- cheating in eontnS- , Hen uMb ra.-cs or with cards. blUlard- ' or other games of skill or chance ami Is used as synonymous with a awln i dler. a weisln-r. Is of uncertain origin Some nuihorities connect It with the black legs of a gamecock, so much - used by the sporting fraternity for bet 1 ting purposes. * According to nnotber and mora prob . able view, the expression bad no <U« : graceful sense attached to It at first, hut was applied to turf and apoHIng "men because they were often in the 1 habit of wearing black top boots ' ■ When blackleg bad thus become a cur ■ rent phra«o for professional sporllnc men It probably passed into use as up . i plied more particularly to those win- | , took nn unfair advantage of their op portonlties to ebeat the unwary. The derivation of this term waa once , solemnly argued before the full court 1 I of queen's bench npon a motion for n nerajria! for libel, but thgt learned 1 I ttn-nSw was unable to decl„de Bs or i igin.— London Sl^idurd.' Th* Bitter End. ' TAu have pralxbly often heard a . say "I will follow it to the hit ' end" or something to that effect, very few persons know that this Is n nautical term ami la a term it borrowed

from a ship's cable. If you have ever o been on n i-lg ship yon must have no m two Jflg piece* of wood sticking a up opt of 'tbeTlrrk forward, alongside {J each other. Thev sometime* ba+e n ti wlndlnssl iet ween them, and they art- I] used t.rS-cnre the cable thai goes to k the anchor. These pieces of wood are J called the bltts. \l«en the ship cornea si to anchor nnd th^ablc Is paid- out £ all Hint part. of it which Is abaft or " behind the bltts |, JMed the bitter end „ oi; the cable In a Worm or In |wor *" koldJng^gr-'U^b.r^a^horK lho more J cable to the bitter ei|d wwntr ilian rls!» any harm to lila ship.— New York Tress « X. ' Animal Ink! S Along the rocky shores of New Etig * laud Is much Indelible Ink. It Is bet »< ter than. any Uutt can be bought— a 11 lerjjjtlf'jl crimson In' rolor and wheir applied to fabrics absolutely unclutuge- oi aide. This Ink is contained In little 'bottles put up Viy Nature lieraelf the raceptacles In question being certain «■ whelks, or sea snails, of ibe specie* 0 known to science aa Turpura laplllus If the shell of one of these whelks Isthere will be found Just under the skin of ihe lark a slender whitish u vein containing a yellow liquor. The when aiq.lled to llm-n with « email brush and exposed to the snn Jl; first green, then blue. Jbcu pur pie nnd finally a brilliant crimson Nothing will wash It out. Somewhat Mixed. "Willie. c*u you pill me what a vegc tartan i*y "A vegetarian U a person who lives on vegetables." replied Willie. * "Thai Is correct. Now I wonder who tell what an octogenarian W !« "1 know," replied Eddie. "Well, what Is an octogenarian?" Ja "An octogenarian la a is.-ts.in that the other genariana."— chhaCo 1. Record-lierald. in - fforaa 3 a Mntetena. 2 A homcana x a srtod that blova at I J arranty never milea an boor or no**. | . ■MM a vted nana a rriaaan rf — — I wmrni 1

JERRY flsFRASCOS SHAVING PARLOR First-Class Service . Eighth Street' and Board wall IIDAIILKl A AWAMM r""" Readme: Coal 1 Try an Advertisein the Sentinel and ; get Quick -Results.

Sheriff's Sale. ; Monday. September 2. lyiS. "i'T 'i" fLbEKYiJwr'lS Sheriff's Sale. c J*i£X£2t p''' "! n"! * '.'icl" ndan L.S]°atia?i^xp9o> t^raif a Monday, Septetuber 2. 1918, tarav tt»» >a«a o»g^r MMnMoM All ttoat^riam tract and parcel of land J ■ v ills coQnty of t ape May and Stat* ot New £ J'j^j.^amtiarcd tou'^baudrvd aad txsnty. ■ - Oi U,c (kceu ei lr .taw-^UUOD. bounded and „ , drrcrtbrd .. fn.lo<ra, lo wit: Mrglnulng on ' uonTw'biwMtD rn'Mrid' ' w' 1J"rt' "a thai' width extending In Icnglh or depth „ wul hu term b ^Tteeet,11 ninety SoMeet m"' w"leL u ' ditta 'of ^ "ira^onnden-are v < ouniy. H. J.. In' Hook N™la- o'l IhleSt. page • I , .roireyed unto the eald " " -^"/'dener, hu helr. aoJ aaaigg. forever, irxaCltrnjtrT*y^ *nd Ixted Va^SfHri / H'T-'-^ufsbSff- 8 Albert A. llowell'.' Solicitor ; (-8. It.. P. F„ anzo w Collector's Sale of Properties for i'npaid Street Assessments. « I omee of " J" Tuesday, the Third Day of k September, f. ovpicmuer,

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ARE you using Edison Mazda Lamps ? If not, why not? They giv^three times las much light as the old style Carbon lamps for the same current consumption. c OCEAN CITY ELECTRIC SERVICE | 1 of Atlantic City Electric Company

Collector's Sale of Properties for ; I'npaid Street Assessments. ] I'ueaday. the Twentieth day of J August. ] « ■ ' ?" s. W'eelcy Lake • MM 4 Ss * UK, 4 X F.. Lake Wj 4 il H. Mlcr»a8-W. ixkeCT . ;Sj " ' « aw' 7 an " .. « • a» t, 11 » H. Miera M . II 9> W. H. Mien 4 H. W. LakeSv b 7 » " " IK L B._w" Ixke " US i: . ? 51 ■ B. Lake " uJ, L R 5 'm W. U.Mtm 4 8. W^bake 7M. |. jf" " t 7n ^ * ii S ' }*""* B- '-ake MX I, 'M 12

0 7: Kej",er N-irtei 1. ew * JohnS. Po'Kra £ to 'SS j s'SKTSf is t ;; . "" - S!;! d Allen Coi^n"""" "ft"' L "!' I E *'i : j: i| " * 7-l«.M..P.F..<Udo " _^" V0l'*i'0' I

| Preelimatixn by the Governort, of janite^Tjf.'x). On°e\wL.I?inufn"!,'ui','d'lld A « P L^l^^a W."o2TJS Li f J' 1,"^™ auS Ve'mhS'Sf'ui Itofi I"*'"1"1 " Kenat*. aod altei xnch elecUon and'quaurteT 5 ag55Sg5Sj'fe&' ' sil \ I LA. | ^^.torrd"" WALTKU K. SOUK. Try an Advt. in The Sentinel - And Get Results

rj Sint-nge House J Twelfth and West Ave. Ocean City, N. J p. I . We can lake storage of Household Goods of :r| all description, small boats or auy other item you wish stored. Beside our Large Storage - Room we hae small Private Rooms for storage l\ purpose. - , V. C. H. Shoemaker Lumber Co. 1 STORAGE HOUSE

'■ PHONE YOUR ORDER TWO PHONES: SOB. 220 FRED P. BELL For Things Good to Eat ^ SEVENTH STREET AND ASBURY AVENUE ^ Reliable place to do your marketing. Meats, Groceries, Fruit* li and Vegetables. FREE DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF CITY ORE At ALL THE YEAR mm t \ " 1. , lcak^fIClTto.,TnK.f",d I™*** J > ChhnneyaUte MarttoaMXa loffiil SMITH'S • //j || TPie Tin Smith ^ ' ' •' 735 Aabury Ave.. Phon* 7»W 5 ' All Kind* of Putter* J I'hone 25 , Pau/pIPc Dry Goods, Notions and Men's * rUWCII ^ Furnishings A new line of Ginghams, Voiles, Percales, etc. j .for spring aud summer dresses; also a shipment » of the Famous Royal Shirtwaists ready for inspection. Come^Look — Buy. Powell's I 921 Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N. J. JWeet Me At IVIadam Batterfly Tea Room Delicatessen And Home Baking Ice Cream and Home Made Cakes Service AlFDay Eighth and Boardwalk i ' ' . 1 1 ' ■ / 1 " - - - HI. I iwai^— — ; REAL ESTATE I/4SURANCK THE JOSEPH I. SC1LL IGEXCI . | 767 ASBURV AVCNUC FMONK. 7 OCCAM CITY. W. J . John Marts Lumber Co. Ninth Strast and Harm Avanuo OCEAN CITY. N. J. Lumber Millwork, Mouldings. BuUdiog Papte, Plaster Board, Nafla.Sask Wrifkta ate. Estimates Furnished. Prompt Delivery. PLUMBINO Are you getting entire ntiafaolion ae to prioaa, "r ate I nililM eoahmjt > sot, it will pay yoo to give ma a trite. I ax la aa *aaajHliioally good poahkxUMta eare of your repair work of wMeh I make aeptealty. I a*T* ao XI okn eXahheexMS or cXrXte fores to mrintain (Lire ox a trite Moth PhMte, C. H. BACON OOY gtgtiUi at KS^Money to loan on Bond and Mortgage.^M

R. CURTIS ROMNSON £ • Conveyancing j Insurance NOTARY PUBLIC AND } x ' COMMISSIONER OF DEED8 J Nob. 744-46 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY. N. J. ' R. CURTIS ROBINSON C~» 4 > a^i Notary Public and •' \ Commissioner of Deeds 1> M <1 Number. 744 mid 746 AXnry Anaa. OcamrCm r Nam JwaX |