OCEAN CITY SENTINEL 4

vol. xxxix.

OCEAN CITY, N. J., THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1010.

NO. 15 *"

Ocean City Sentinel PubUabatl Weakly at OCKAN CITY, !M. J. -HyR. CURTIS ROBINSON, Kditor and Proprietor Si .go Per Year. Strictly in Advance. vrruMM Kk kA'M,AW. JflORGAN HAND, ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR-AT LAW, MuUolwr. kMi<-r auJ fc.xamm*r lu C turner ry. pr«a»« tv>urt (.\>tnmlMk>n*r- Notary I'ublle. iArs nx\ wimt uouhb, a. j. tOpt-odt* fubUc ftiuUUmg*). | w. It OLT Al'UAH. \ N UUJW C. JfcMWEl.1. j^AW OFFICES Apgar & Boswell, MiaTtHa IN FHaNI'IMY, j IRiliKMK HUIUUNU. I AtiBllKY AVKMK aud KlUMTll hTIIKKT I OCKAN CITY. N. J. I L,A\V OFFICES Godfrey & Read L I too ma 41ft. 314 and -Hi? iurti«u ttullilliig :: ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. W tt. 11. Collisson, Ik. Am>i. M. Am. doo. C. K. Civil Engineer and Surveyor cuy KugiDMr. Ocean City. N. i, AYUHAL. DR. W. P. HAINES COR. NINTH AND WESLEY AVE OCEAN CITY. N. J. . 4 Lu lu a. in. Iir KICK Hull KM: < I to 3 p. in. | B to B p. in. i ARil TliOUc. AU Medical t,iyinna»tli*» Jlaaisr »i>d Corrective <i) uiliaal:«-» HamllaU MutflMlltv Dk. Florence 13. Haines llour* by Ap|Kiluliuciil OCKAN CITY. N.J. Hour*— y-iOa. in , j». iu. Allen Corson, M, D. Bi6 Wesley Avenue Ocean City Now Jorsoy ifell UP. ""iBiSf-tttat* lJO-A. f^KRSCHEL PETTIT, M. D. 007 WESLEY AVE. OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY . utile* lioura: 9 lu )U a. m. 7 to B p. in. TboM Dfflfr ItilUII i'llOMST IJuiii v a. in. I J p. iu. <i B p. iu. John H. Wiiiticar, M. D.. Eighth and central Ave. OCEAN CITY. N. J. Qr. Wilson Y. Christian ►•DentlHt" 809 Central Avenue (M EAN CITY, *» J. B*ll Phone, 162. bill Pbon«i»i.W Ocean City Calls Given Immediate Attention DR. DAVID M. SAXE VETERINARY SURGEON Doss a Specialty M NORTH VIRGINIA AVKNUK ^ ATLAHTIC CITY, N. J. Parmtrly Ch»*l VsurlsstlsO U. S. Esprs** Co. OflM Hour*. Iiessn <Mlr Taesdajr W*di*#diiy.> Y lt a. in. Priday, Halurday. > l » •»*> f InUK. CHAS. H. VAIL O&teopalhlc Phyilcian l>«*n Cltr ome* I'lillaiUdpida Offlre uiC, KijrbtliHt. 1«3& K***' KiUW 1 ru*t lildf. 1'iiou*. 346 J I'bone. Walnut li*# Booth Piiunkm RlfUt PbonsCsll, V*-W Hughes' Central Pharmacy Ith and Wesley Ave, Ocean City. N. J Phone 245-W Pboneyourord^* , MfeOritvrT f«re Miss Annie M. Helss TKMOHM/t or Pi ANO AND GRAND ORGAN not THtna sr*eer OcrAf OrtY Nrw je*aev roawfALr OP ppiL*o*LPHt* The Thrifty Boys of Today The thrifty boy* of today will be the jtnccessful men of tomorrow. Boy 5, we invite your Recounts — and will help rn nle* your fundi grow by Adding liberal interest to your deposit*, Si Aft today, 3 per cent Interval Paid on Time AccounW. Ocean City Title and Trust Company ocban crrv, n. Jif I

| The Casino j The Brightest Spot on the | ] Liveliest Part of the Boardwalk | Now Open Commencing the festivities of Ocean City— entertaining the ! young and old as during the past ten years. Dancing afternoon and evening, card parties, con car Is. umsicales and I , other entertainment. Children's dancing classes, ballet < classes, modern dancing classes ami private lessons for adults. || 1 Family Season Tickets i5 Mombors) $11 .OO ^ Inuluilfnn War Tu * Couple Season Tickots t2 Mombors) $5.50 InulCilliiR W.»r T.i* • II Single Admission lOno Porson) 50 Cents In. iui|>n^ Wai T.»* j Sea Side Baths SAUI-S DEPARTMENT Second Hand llathing Suits Women's Suits $1.00 $1.50 I Men's Suits Good All- Wool Quarter Sleeve Suits al $2.75 Dorsey Market N. E. cor. 7th St. and Asbury Ave. gSK, STEAK 39C lb. SIRLOIN Cut To ***• Cut from Very Fine City Dressed Beef 15c Kell°s'|C°™Flakes10iC This Ever Popular Breakfast Food Specially Priced Systematizes ktffiSi SSm I Fin an ces A Checking Account with the First National Bank is a lnediuin by which a systematic account may be kept of financial matters. We offer you a service that is well known for its usefulness, I FIHST NATIONAL BANK OCEAN CITY. N. J. SIMMS' RESTAURANT and DELICATF.S8EN 822 Boardwalk Open for the Season >fU 'P»MI. OttAP ClTT l*74-» <c f\P° {JT HAIR DRESSING WESLEY AVENUE AT NINTH STREET mruKI OR SIRf* *Tt«IT SRMS ■TURD MOTH. ft • OCEAH city. N. J. rfAHICUMII* — — - — ' •R*-— — R-i— — — John Marts Lumber Cc Ninth and M«v«n Av*nu» <K3ltAN CITY* N. J. (jamb.f Mltlw-wk. H«l tin,., n,.Udi«f •"[«'. P'*«'" W,U'' 9"h W'" in, KtiimiiiH Koniiftht't Ptomft Dftllttfy.

PEOPLE MAY ATTEND CHURCH SERVICE IN BATHING SUITS

May Prove Attractive Fca-I" tore at Baptist Meetings ] iu Park Theater. I The euminer »ctlvllle« of the Kirnt HapilRt Church got under w»y with a good Hturt Sunday. It wan a full day for those responsible for the detail*. j In the morning al the chapel, Tenth Mlreet and \Ve»ley avenue, l>r. Frank o. Krh. of Philadelphia, preached an I excellent aeruioii to a congregation j numbering 90 people. Al the same tluie the paator, theF llev. Marple M. Lewla, was at the > Park Theater on the boardwalk at I Park place, Inaugurating a summer M series of Sunday morning church ner- 1 I vices. The 11 rot attendance wa» 14811 I people, all of whom went away en- 1 thu»e<l with the Idea and the uplrlt of service. The Park Theater proven to 1 be one of the coolest spots in that *ecHon. With the floor and celling ventl- 1 lutors aud the electric faun, the ushers I can make everyone comfortable ou 1 1 I the hottest day. The line new pipe organ was not 1 linlshed and the piano was used, but I next Sunday It will be lu service to I add to the pleasure or the morning. j Word la being panted around that I folks In that sectlou may go to the theater lu their bathing aulta, «o that I they can plunge Into the water Immediately at the clone of the service. The I last rows of seats will be reserved for I those lu balhlug suits. Mr. Lewis j I opened the series with a sermon on •Satan, the (Jreat Deceiver," which wan enjoyed by those present. H. C. Lincoln, of Philadelphia, was on hand wllh Ills usual effective manner of conducting a song service. lu the evening the heavy etorm which came up at 7 o'clock cut in on the Hippodrome service very effectively. However, a good alzed attendance was had under the circumstances, there being 418 at the service, according to the registers used by the ushers. The service waa spirited, the j place cool and everyone seemed to enjoy themselves, as le usual at these I meeting*. Mr. Lincoln was in charge I of the music again and added anew feature this seasou lu a junior choir, comprised of boys and girls up to 161 years of age. They sang several sej lections and were good. The choir Isl open to all boys and girls who wish to jidii. The pastor preached upon the subject '•That Coming Hour." I hik TticMirtc*! W«n Here. I. Llbson, who Is associated lu the theatrical business with Johu Harris, of Pittsburgh, and who has a theater In every large city of the Middle Weet, Is here for a three weeks' stay, ac- ! I com pan led by his wife. They are I guests of a large beach front hotel. He and Ueorge F. Fish aje old friends. • ■ + "9 •

NEW ENGINE FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT , 1 I Director Campbell Opposes Purchase of Auto for Highway aud Health Oflicers. The City Commissioners, at their weekly meeting, accepted ou two i readings ordinances providing for thb purchase of a motor-power pumping i engine for the lire department, a i motor power sprinkling curl, u motor power truck with u (lumping body and a motor power road scraper. The cost of these shall be defrayed by the Issuing of bonds. There were alr*<> passed ou two readings an ordinance providing for the purchase of a motor- power vehicle for the director of the department of highways, the use of the health nlllcer and such other departments an may find it necessary; an ordinance to buy a motor cycle for the intllce deportment, and ail ordinance to open, jgrade aud gravel a portion of Tenth aud I Eleventh streets and to construct a I sidewalk aud lay out a |>orllou of Moorlyu terrace | Director Campbell voted • 'aye" on the ordinance to ' purchase a motor I pro) plug engine, with the uudcrslaudllng, he said, that he may later change his vote. On the ordinance providing for the sprinkler, scraper, etc., Mr. Campbell voted "No," saying that these were I not essential. When 11 came to voting on the ordinance providing for a motor vehicle, for the highway aud health departments Mayor Champion staled that he would like to say that he considers I such a car essential. He personally knows how dimcult It Is to get around lit) his own business. Efficiency Is I lost by not being able to cover the city I as quickly as possible. Therefore, he I would vote for the ordinance. Director Campbell said that It is unnecessary and useless waste of money. He would vote against H, aud did L i»r, (Trlcti io Preach. j The lie v. F. M. Uriel), of Phlladel. I phla, president of the Pluladelphla I English Conference, will preach at I the Lutheran Church services In the i First Baptist Church al 8 o'clock next .Sunday evening. Every effort will he , made by the congregational eommltlleeto make Hub service both enjoy- , i able and helpful to all. Mr. Urich Is la scholarly aud popular pastor, a «ucMoessful preacher and a man of attrac- \ tlve personality.

ANGLERS' CLUB TO ELECT OFFICERS Nominations Made for Meet- 1 Ing Angnst i— Big Catches r in June. The Angfera' Club has nominated I the following oflicers: | I President, W. I. ltaymond and Geo. I W. Underdown; vice president, 8. F. I llnpe; secretary. M Miner; treas- 1 urer, John Dannenhower; trustees. i Edward 8now and W. A. Welsh. Two trustees are to be elected for three years each. | The election will be held the Hr«t| Friday evening In August. William A. Welsh, the club's llrsl president, cannot serve lunger, because I (>r the club's rules, at this time. He I Iish been president more than two I years. W. I Raymond, who, with George | Underdown, has been nominated for I the presidency, was organiser nf the club, and haf been secretary and treasurer since the formation of the club. The club made a splendid record In Its catches of black drum during June. Fifteen of these flsh were caught, their weight totaling 641 pounds. I There were two channel bass caught from ofTthe pier In Jnue —one weighling 481 pound! and the other 8fi

I pounds. I The largest weakflsh waa landed by|l i Mark Llpschulta, of Philadelphia, a |f I colleger. It weighed 6 pound a flu ounce*. The biggest flounder wash captured by R. H. Ruseell. Dr. D. O. It I Hen son got the biggest klngflsh, and < — Reed U Bye caught the largesttcroaker, I' I The club has added 7 ft new name* to 1 I its roll of membership thle aeaeon. Ware's Bpe«is|ili». i I Fresh masted, hot peanuts, cents I I per pound. Finest quality fresh butter, 70 cents per pound. Mfdassen sugar, very fine, 7 cents I pound. I Elegant flavored oof!#* only 3R cents I per pound; good as the beet. New crop New OrlMDt jnoliisva, 80 I cents per quart ~ Large assortment choiea anples, orI anges, bananas aud all kind of fruit (always on hand. I Fresh rggs right from the country, ~ I ^JuJna'V sweet mixed plcklta, very q I tasty , 1ft e*t)ts per half-pound, adv. , if ' For Hai.U -Lot ftTfl In Hedloti D, east side of Asbury avenue, soath of ItMiteeuth street, Ocean Ulty, N.J. •ght" 1 Address J. II. Uampbell, Allenhurit, I N.J. adv.,6 131* 101.

CLASH OVERPAY " OF EXPENSE BILL

Director Campbell Makes Pro- j test, bat Mayor Agrees With Director Fisher. Director Fisher, at the weekly meet- j lug of the Ulty Commissioners, said . thai he desired to bring up a personal | mailer. He had presented a bill for .'JO covering car fare tu Philadelphia, Atlantic CHy and 8outh Ocean City, and Director Campbell had refused tu ptMPrtlte 01 H. trip to Philadelphia was in con- 1 uectlou wTtli the Conference, a few | weeks ago, on the local electric Hue j situation. Mr. Campbell, Mr. Fisher stated, would not pass the bill, saying | It has not been the custom of the com- 1 rntssloiiers to charge expenses to the1 city hi matters of this kind. Mr. Fisher claimed that any ex pense Incurred by the City Commissioners on municipal business should be paid by the city. Director Campbell said that 11 has been the custom of the board members to stand their own expenses ou Mich trips, unless ordered to go by the board. Mr. Fisher didn't have to go on this trip. The shaker said lie took the trip, too, but so far as the commissioners having "junkets" out of town is concerned, he Is opposed to such things and wauled the tax pay- 1 ers to know It, Director Fisher objected to the use , of the word "Junket." He asserted that he was required to goby the hoard aud, had not the mayor bought him his dinner, the city would also have had to pay for dinner ou the occasion of his trip to Philadelphia. He wouldn't heHtate to puttlug the matter to a teat. Whatever the board amicably decides, Mr. Fisher said, he feela that this Is a Just bill. Mayor Champion said that he Agreed with the speaker. Director Campbell said that as he understood it the City Commissioners were asked to attend the Philadelphia i conference. There waa uo com pulsion to go. He added that he wasn't there i to make money that way. Director Flslier promptly rose to ■ his feet and said that he did not pur- . pose to take alauder from the other director. He declared that he was uot there tu make mouey, aud he war not golug to permit Mr. Campbell to aay . so. i Director Campbell also arose from t his chair aud told Mr. Fisher not to j think he cau coerce him. He declared L that he would vote against the paysi ment because It la not a Just bill. Mayor Champion said that there h - no question that If a man goes tc h Philadelphia on city business hi - should be paid hie expenses. The bill was passed, Director Camp bell voting agaluBl.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK'S ! TOTAL ASSETS $1,000,000

n 'MEMBERSHIP MAY BE KEPT TO 400 c j tl Ocean City Fishing Clnb to J j Afct on Resolution Raising j Initiation Fee. The Ocean City Fishing Club mem- ( I bars will meet In the club house t»I morrow evening, when resolutions ( I limiting the membership to 400 and ( raising the Initiation fee from $16 to f $26 will come up for action, j Oflicers also are to be nominated, land a large attendance of member# la I expected. The club membership Is said to be , I nearlng the 400 mark. Many of PhllaIdelphla's leading professional and I business men are members of the clnb, , I including Judges of the courts and I prominent surgeons, r I A lively light Is anticipated In volI Ing on the amendments to the by-laws. I I Many members feel that the club Is 1. 1 prospering sufficiently on the present 9 1 plan of Initiation fee, but others take

the stand that the assets of the club have grown to such an extent that Incoming members should pay their J proportionate share of the Increase by ( paying the Initiation fee. As to ! the limit of 400 In the olub membership there It a feeling prevalent In the club that with the two piers owned by the club there Is ample room for at least 800 members. The opinions pro and con seem to be pretty evenly divided between the members, and a lively meeting la expected. An educated gentleman will give InIstructlon In Mathematics, Kclence and Languages. . . Hchool and college students prepared I for Ituat examination*. French pronunciation a apeclalty. Lack of self-confidence overcome. | Apply F, Hkntinkl, ad v. ,7,3; St. TUTOR— In French and mathematics I -private instruction, formerly teacher 1 In Philadelphia schools, now taking I advanced studies in college. Addt*»» Mist Janet L. Bowman, ftJ«»7 Chester eve., West Philadelphia. Pa. r adv., 7 8, It, ! Are yon looking for a cottage site In , I the Gardens, price* t» W® or a f I house with bey front. In center ni . 1 town? Kof lerm« apply to ai»i i>, . 8culi,*17 Central avenue, or phmu l<90 adv., H I tf

Have Not Been Below $x,ooo,ooo for Over Year — Deposits Over #x,ooo,ooo. The First National Batik of this city has made a new high record. The total aMsets of the bank are now$l,400,000. The assets have not been below. the fl.ooo.noo mark sine* early In The deposits on Tuesday parsed the $1,000,000 mark, these being $1,011,000 al the close of business on that dale. The ofllclala of the bank have been faralgbted enough to arrange to take care of this influx of business early In the year, so that, notwithstanding the large increase, patrons are assured of prompt tRiid efllclent service. wanted, Experienced operators on men's shirts; steady work and good wages. Learners also taken, apply • W anamaker- Mlsslmer Mfg Co,. Homers Point, New Jersey. adv., It. To One and All— Do not forget the old reliable Bay Villa Laundry, which was established In 1916. Try It onceWRB VRIIUIiniini »»» ini«. .. V/..VV I -

complete your laundry while you wall Call, write or phone, 169-W, 217 Bay avenue. Ocean City. Frances Freeman, Prop, adv., 6-8, Bmos. Owner of bicycle, left standing against fence front 617-19 Asbury avenue several days ago. can obtahi same by calling at 619 Asbury avenue, proving property and paying for thia advertisement. adv., It. Pocket book, near Fourteenth street station, containing 60 trip ticket betweeu New York aud WeRltted. Kinder return to M. KPowtck, 8213 Asbury avenue, adv., It. | Lost.— Wllver me*h bag. containing 1 $6; letters "J. I. II." across top Re-] turn Ml" Hermes. Carlton Apt».. Twelfth and Ocean avenue. lUward, adv., It. lH>*T.-ln street, June 26 atlver- , tipped umbrella wllh initials L. C. F., also man's sardonic ring. Bultable reward* If returned to 871 Third Ht, adv., It. Lowr — Lady'# gold watch on nin. « Initials R W. on back. Reward If re- I r turned to Letter Apia , 1113 Wealey ; ava., 2nd floor, adv , It. " Phillips' liotne-ruadc biead, eluiia- , r mon buns and coltee cakas, fresti daily, at 6990 Genital ava. adv.,7 10, » W ANTKD**— JtgpOfteflOCd waltresaes, 11 also girls for extra night work. Apply rtlmms' Re*tanrant. Ifoardwalk. " adv , it >e F«a IUI.K llano 1482 Ocean are , Ocean City, N J. adv. It. I

MORE LIFEGUARDS AND POLICE FOR THIS CITY

i YACHT CLUB HAD GREAT "FOURTH" Organization, Growing Every Day, Has Just Elected Fourteen New Members. i The glorious "Fourth" i« over aud i nothing remains hut plea»aut menmr- ! le* to all who were fortunate euough 1 to spend their holiday season al Ocean Icily, with the added pleasure of atI tending the festivities of the Ocean City Yacht Club. The good time ; started on Thursday uveulng, with the ! llrnt dinner dance of the season, Inl which 132 persons participated. ThM was ouly the beginning of the line things which followed on the morrow . After the morning celebration, 96 uf! the boys who had just returned from J

the service were entertained al dluuer in the banquet room of the club, and i a jolly good lime they had in the ■ evening the members and their frleuds I , again gathered for a dance, which proved a happy euding to a oiemor- h able Fourth. I Another dance was given Saturday eveulng, aud this was very well at- i | tended. i The next "Family Night" will be I i tomorrow evenlug. when there will be an Interesting moving picture show. I, , These begin at 8.46 o'clock, aud are . followed by a dance. > The various committees of the club . are on the alert arranging a good time I for all Interested In Its welfare, and I . members will do well to keep posted I | weekly as to all the "doin's." , | At a meeting of the Board of Uov-1 ! ernora Saturday evening, 14 new I s | member* were elected. The clun is H surely growing— In fact, so fast that! i the oflicers have visions of a larger! i and even more beautiful club house! e ere mauy more seasons. 0 BIBLE SCHOOL OPENS I- 17 children in Attendance at 1 mart of Meaalon*. ,l The Dally Vacation Bible Bchool V opened Monday morning lu great shape wllh 17 boys and girls iu atu tendance. The opening day was given 0 to Instructions, making clear what d would be doue aud what would be ex- '• peeled of the children aud the rehearsal of opening exercises, salutes to lH the flag, both America)) and Christian, and the rehearsal of songs. After the ° opening day they will get down to '© business aud to their classes. . Miss Pollock Is giving the twenty n. registered children a great opportunity lu this school. More are welcome if they wish to come. — 1 1

STRANGE FINDS : I a ON CITY'S BEACH I |< I I W. H. D. Zook and Ward i Beam Win Tropbica from Y the 8'ca. W. H. D. Zook, son of B. Towosend Zook, of Philadelphia, a well-known cottager, was surprised while walk-1 Ing on the beach, a few days ago, to II nd a sailor's meiw kit. It was a peculiar looking contraption, and tbel young man's father bad visions of a! bomb when he decided to open It. He found Ira the corroded metal arrangement a kuife, fork and spoon, I the top of the kit, when opened out, I serving as a small table. The kit apparently had been lu the sea for some time. W. Ward Ream, of Philadelphia, I another well-kuown visitor, found on the beach a kit containing a white, powdery-like substance and also llueo , for cleantug the Inside of a gas mask. . He also discovered oq tbe strand a . cylindrical-shaped tin, which, when n opened, was found to contain a nnmber of pieces of bard-tack. On one end of the tin were the letters, "U. 8. „ Q M. C," On the other end were the x words. "Hard Bread, 8 ox." - — — . . _ .

Extraordinary Namber of Visitors Here Makes Additional Protection Necessary* Mayor Champion, at the weekly meeting of the City Comwlanluuera, -aid that because of the extraordinary (-mid it ion* In thia resort, due to u»o great aud unexpected throngs here, there Is urgent need for two new lifeboats for the use of the guards on tbe beach. He had taken the matter op wllh one boat builder, but ibt* wetn canuut construct a boat al this time. The bathing «t*tlou* tu Bootk Oceau i ity are now poorly located, due lo a j measure to the shlftlug or the batch. Many people are now bathing at Fortyninth street, which la not a protected battling ground. There are only I two stations eouih of Thirty-first htreet. Forty-uliilh street Is a popular bathing ground, the mayor said, aud he stated that he would like lo be instructed to secure boats and necessary (equipment,

Because of conditions, there must he more lifeguard* aud additional police. "The demand Is here, and we must meet It," he declared. Director Fisher said that, under the clrcumelauces, they should get tbe and equlpmcut. Director Campbell suggested that (he city might be able to pick up a bark skill that would answer the purposes. Mayor Champion said that If tbe owner of *ucb craft asked as much for the rent of a boat as It could be bought | for. It would be better to buy one. Mayor Champion aald that tbe city needs another motorcycle, aud al least two more policemen are required. Director Fisher spoke of many acts of vandalism on the Boardwalk at nights and he agreed with the mayor as to tbe need of more police. Tbe matter of securing boats and I equipment was referred to the mayor, with power to act. Mayor Champion and Director Fisher were named as a committee to I purchase a motor cycle. The following resolution was read and laid over for two weeks; Whereas, there Is emergency or I emergencies existing In tbe city of Oceau City, caused by the Increased i I number of persons coming to this city and which could not be antielpattd at i I the time the appropriation ordinance was passed ; and I \V hereas, because of such eondlttoa I it will be uecesssry to secure a new ' I life-boat, and purchase a motorcycle J for the police department, place on > tbe police force additional policemen, aud place ou the beach or ocean front additional lifeguards; therefore be U ! Resolved, by the Board of CommlaItdouera ofOoeau City, New Jeraey, tbat the city of Oceau Otty seenre or

purchase a life-boat, and a motor cycle for the police department, and anch additional policemen and additional be placed on duty by tbe mayor as Is necessary, and that tbe oust and expense thereof shall be raised by tbe Issuing of eu emergency note or notes of the city of Ocean City , which total amount shall not exceed | $1600.00; that eald notes shall be known aa emergency notes and shall bear date the date on which they are treued and shall be signed by tbe mayor and countersigned by the director of revenue and fluauee and attested by the city clerk and the teal or the city affixed thereto; that aald notes shall set forth the purpose for which they were Issued and shall bear interest at the rate of elx per centum per atiuum. and may be renewed I from time to time, bnt not for a longer period than allowed by law. Apsrlmvol Wanted. Nice apartment, 8 or 4 bedrooms. I August 1. State price and location. ; l. w., bkhtlnwl office, adv., 74. 8L I I Fob Bai.r — Sheet Iron sldee aoiJ top t J Tor gsrstge. measuring H'xaF. Auy - 1 reasonable offer will secure this Wft* t terlsl, which 1 am removing from my i, present garage at 1606 Wesley *vo* i W H. Vand er her cben. 1806 Wesley ave., Ocean City. adv., 74, St. - -UJ

Lutheran Service® Sunday Evenings 7.45 o'clock In BAPTIST CHURCH loth 81. and \Ve*l*y Ave. Visiting Clergymen and Solist* YOU ARK INVITED TO WORSHIP WITH US The Baptist G orner | 1.KT US MAKE IT The Popular Service in Fark Place j Motning Service In the INuk Theatct flMo.44. Oeod singing, good preaching tod tine Pipe Organ Mtttlc by. one who knows how to get the musk out ot a high priced inatrtiment. v Scat* reserved fot folka who wish to attend service iu th eh bathing units before the morning pbmgv