" OCEAN CITY SENTINEL

VOL. XXXIX.

OCEAN CITY, N. JM THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1010.

' ' ' 1 mmmmmmrn NO. 16

Ocean City Sentinel PubU»h«4 W««kly ftt OCEAN CITY, rW . <1. — Mr— R. CURTIS ROBINSON Kdltor and Proprietor fti.oo Por Year, Strictly In Advance. ATTttiliHUiT.LAW, MORGAN HAND, ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR AT-LAW, lienor. SiaauT and tUamtner lu UUmmj, |.r rue Oourt Commlnlanef. NoLary 1*U LIU* j ( AfK 1AV I'UIIHT UOUNK, N. J. (Oppoaitn fokUo Buttdngs). W. llOLT Aruaa, AXUUKW C. UtMVKLL |jA\v offices Apgar & Bos well, MAHTKU* IN 4'BAMUKJtY. ItOlHiNK BU1LD1MO, AHllUKY AVKNL'K aud KlUHTIl HTKKKT OC KA X CITY. N. J. ]jAW offices Godfrey & Read Room* ali, aie and sll Martleu StUldlu*. :: ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. Wm. H. Collisson, |r. Aa.,. M. Am. c. E. Civil Engineer and Surveyor City Engineer, Ocvau Clly.N J. niUIKAL. DR. W. P. HAINES COR. NINTH AND WESLEY AVE. OCEAN CITY. N. J. IB to 10a. ui. UKKICE HUUKM: { J to I m. (o to d p. zu.t Mr II DUoue.aw Medical OyinuiuiUr* llaaiMifc ana Coi rective o> muMi;?* Mv*nii«ii Movt-JuetiU Dr. Florence 13. Haines Jioura by Appointment W'KA.N UlTV, X j. Hours— d-IOa. iu.. I-B p. m. Allen Corson, M. D, Sift Wesley Avenue Ocean City Now Jorsey m. ^"liiter-aiaie ljp-A. ££KRSCHEL PKTTIT, M. D. B07 WESLEY AVE. OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY untee Hours: i to 10 ». in. 7 to M p. m. Phooe Offlc* Kuiifs I'lioiio 2J1 Until v a. m. 1-3 p. Ml, o-B p. m. John H. Whiticar, M. D. Eighth and central Ave. ocean City, n. j. £)r. Wilson Y. Christian 809 Central Avenue CM: LAN CJITV. fl. J. Bell J'hone, 152. Bell Phone tjgi -W Ocean City Calla Given Immediate Attention DR. DAVID M. SAXE VETERINARY SURGEON Dogs a Specialty * » NORTH VIROlNIA AVENUE ATLAMTIC CITY, N. J. Fcrmcily Chlsl Vstsrloarlan U. B. Bsprrss Co. onto* Hours, oomui CHjr Tucwtay W«"lf»rsrt*y, j e m. Friday, HAUirftay. 1 1 »-6J0 P- m. D.Ks CHAS. 11. VAIL Osteopathic Phyildin Demo CHv Oflloe Philadelphia OKI re 9*J Klctilh Ht. 1«& Ml Km BUI Trust lllri*. Phooe. 216- J Pimno, Walnut ILi* Booth Phone* Night |*ji»e«Call,M-W Hughes' Central Pharmacy Ith and Weeley Ave. Ocean City, N.J Pfeaot 346. W Phone your orders We deitsw ft** MisjJ Annie M. Hei$s TmACMMft or PIANO AND GRAND ORGAN act THino arnmtrr oca-Aw orrr New Jerez* poiMMir or FW»u«DftrsM The Thrifty Boys of Today The thrifty boy# of today will be the <meee?»ful men of tomorrow. Hoys, we invite your account#— und will help make your funds grow l»y adding liberal interest to your 'lepoait#. Start today. 3 per cent. Interest Paid on Time Account*. Ocean City Title and Trust Company DCRAN CITY, N. J, ■ ■■■_. ... ....I ■■ I ■ ,

I — I STHP1I PBRK ®i! Bel. 8(1) and bid Sis. Paik Pi. and Boardwalk Programme Week of July 21-26 Matinee Dally at 3,15 P M. Evenings at 7.15 and 9 o'clock Change ol Pictures llully

Monday, July 2) ALICE BRADY in ••MARIE LTD." Capital Comedy H«kt Newt Tuesday July 22 PEGGY HYLAND in •'COWARDICE COST" Sui Comedy Rathe Newt Wednesday, July 23 WM. FARNUM in "THE JUNGLE TRAIL" Lko Comedy Kinogram Newt Thursday, July 24 Arth. Ashley & Dorothy Green in "THE AMERICAN WAY" Charlie Chaplin in "A Night in a Show" Current Evmlt Friday, July 25 OLIVE THOMAS in "LOVE'S PRISONER" Sunshine Comedy Paths Nswi ( Saturday, July 26 Clara Kimble Young in "THE ROAD THROUGH THE DARK" Lloyd Comedy Priima Klnogram New*

Holiday, July 21 WILLIAM S. HART in "BRANDING BROADWAY" Lloyd Comedy Peizma Pathc News Tuesday, July 22 WM. FARNUM in "THE JUNGLE TRAIL" Capital Comedy Kinogram New* Wednesday, July 23 D. W. GRIFFITH'S "Romance of Happy Valley" Charlie Chaplin in "A Night ia a Show" International News Thursday, July 24 Marguerite Clark in "LET'S EtOPE" Sunshine Comedy Path* News Friday, July 25 WALLACE REID in "THE DUB" Nestor Comedy Kinogram News Saturday, July 26 WILLIAM S. HART in "SQUARE DEAL SANDERSON" Sunshine Comedy Scree* Magatlnt

Go Where the Crowds Go " There's a Reason " HIPPODROME PIER THEATRE Thursday Friday Saturday July 17 . July 18 July 19 BLANCHE_SWEET Major Rupert Hughe#' Astounding Story "THE UNPARDONABLE SIN" T he Sewetien el H . Y . fhlU Chicue a wd All-Star Vaudeville Direct frurn Keith'# Headed hy Geo. N. Drown Master Willie Weston Com« sa'1 Trr «• Walk «rilh Brown An An Added Attraction THE ACT HEAUTIFUL BILLY ELLIOTT Poilsr tli-rin »»d Due That Funny Minttiel lian MILLER AM) BRADFORD Sweat StaiNTi of fweel Son# Monday Tuesday Wednesday July 21 July 22 July 23 The Biggest and Great eMSucccss in Photo plays this Season MARY PICKFORD "DADDY LONOLEGS" 4 Big Vaudeville Acts C«mc Early and Pc Assured a Good Sent PRICES- > 3.3c, 25c 17c, Including NVnr Tax MATINRKS-J "" NtGHTS— 7*3<> ton Comr a* Late as 9 B<# Mutlre Show I OCEAN FISHING •===^=S===SSS===^==e======= YACHT JAMES AND MARIE (spt. R. Sutton Attllt Unm SUtreath Street Whnrf Rraldrnrr : No. IS Went Fourteenth Slrect, Ocean City. N. J' pnonr. «f*-J Real Estate Por Sale RIO BAROAIINS Cottage#, A part me ntn ami HiingtiloWi, furni#hed and nt^urnfshed Home atitCi In my h«ndi must bd Hold at sacrifice prices. TIiIs Ib the IC o7 7*nt to bay Cottages and Lot# at this Popular Heaaide Resort very Cheap. Apply to A I on zo Cotton 619 ABhury AvtnuB " Oobho Clty« N« J. Advertise ia the SeafciaeL

CALL MEETING TO PUSH I NEW HOTEL PROJECT HERE

Hoard of Trade Men Expect to Take Preliminary Steps Monday Night. A npectftl meeting of the Hoard of Trade Ban beeu called for neat Monday evening to take up the very important <jue#tloii of an ocean front hotel for thin report. The meellug will be held In the city hall and every clllzeu of Ocean City, an well an cottager, 1m urged to attend, The meeting I" called fur the purpoM of talking over way* and iiimuh and to eeleel eouim'ltteea Lf punh thl« project. More than ever la there now lelt the urgent need by thla city of a modern hotel, centrally located, and an energetic. well-directed eltorl will be made to tiled the preliminary arrangements at the meeting on Monday evening, 11 la atated by aeveral of the leading meinbere of the Hoard of Trade. JOLLY BEACH PARTY Local KcNidetiiN and Frlendi Had l*lcuMi«tit F.TcnliiKThere waa a jolly beach party on the rttrand at rtixth street ou Friday evening comprising the following: The Hev. aud Mrs. George W. Yard and daughter, Cllutou D. Lowden aud wife. Dr. and Mrs. J. Thornley Hughes aud son, Robert, Walter .Sherman and wife, and Miss Hertle rilltes, of this city; Miss Kdua Corson aud Harry Jiaaaz, of Philadelphia; Mrs. Matthew McAuulty, of Ballsbury, Md., who la spending the summer here, aud Miss Craue, of Huckeusack. They toasted *'doggtea" and later they did the same thing to a lot of marshmallows, and ate both with relish. Dr. Hughes went to the beach with an axe, and brush was gathered, with which the fire waa made. They played quoits with rubber quolta. Five gamea were played, with l)r. Yard aud Mr. Sherman winning all from Mr. Lowden aud Dr. Hughes. Mrs. Yard and Dr. Hughes won two games from Mr. Yard and MUa Corson. It waa originally planned to have at the party all those who gave Mr. and Mrs. Lowden a su'prlse visit wlieu they opened their new home here after being married last fall, but thla waa found Impossible. Iltcyclr* on raTemcnli. There are too many boys aud youug men riding bicycles on the sidewalks lu Ocean City. If this practice is not stopped, someone Is likely to be run Into and badly Injured. There Is au ordinance prohibiting the use of blkea on the sidewalks and Hoardwalk during the summer season. CITY HAS TWO SPECIAL "COPS" Ralph Nlckerson and Joseph Thompson Chosen— PlainClothes Man on Dnty. Mayor Champion reported at the weekly meeting of tke City Com' mlssloueas that he had appointed two special policemen— Ralph Nicker* son and Joseph Thompson. A plainclothes man has also been appointed to the force. Ralph Nlckerson Is a son of Capt. C. Nlckerson, of the Corson's lulel Coast Guards. He la a "husky" young man and served as a lifeguard here for several seasons. He was at Tenth street last summer. •'Joe" Thompson Is a well-known and Industrious young colored resident. Ware's apeeiatilesi Fresh roasted, hot peanuts, 24 cents per pound. Finest ouallty fresh butter, 70 oente per pound. Molasses sugar, very fine, 7 cents pound. Elegant flavnred coffee only 38 cents per pound; good as the best. New crop New Orleans molaaaee, 80 cents per quart. Large assortment choice apples, oranges, bananas and all kind of frnlt always on hand. Fresh eggs right from the country, plenty of them. Itelnx'n sweet mixed plcklea, very tasty, 15 cents per half-pound, adv., tl TUTOH—ln French and uathematlce —private instruction, formerly teacher in Philadelphia eohools, now taking advanced studies lu college. Address Miss Janet L. How man, 5807 Chester ave., West Philadelphia, Pa. adv., 7 8. 4t. Are yoti looking for a cottage site In the Hardens, prices |500 to |HU0 or a house with bay front, In tenter of town? For terms apply to Abel D, Mruil.OI? Central avenue, or phone 400. adv., 8-1. tf Foh Ha i,*. -The very detlrable cor ner of Tenth street and t^ntral avenue, UOxlOO feet Inquire of Andrew ; Hrown, 191H Colombia avenoe, Philadelphia, Pa. adv., tf. Foh Hal*.— Lot 578 In Hectlon l>, east side of Asbury avenue, south o! , Hlxteenth street, Ocean OUy, N.J. Address J. 41. tfrnapbell, Allenhurst. 1 N.J. adv., $*12, tftf. Pok Haul— Double bedstead, white, mattree* add matting for two room*. Apply N. U, 0,t Hbhtinrl office, ■ F adv., It. " torn Ha l*. —Cheap. A new cenvaai - — r?!:....,

MILLVILLE MEN HERE ON OUTING Presbyterian Brotherhood Das Fine Dinner and is Addressed by Dr. Sensor. Members of Men's Jirni her hood of First Presbyterian Church of Mtll vllle, had their first auto run to the seashore on H-turday aud they thoroughly euJoyed the ouMug. The men, to the number of 75, accompanied by the pastor, the Hev. David J). Herry, arrived here lu the afternoon aud passed a few hours pleasantly until evening, when a chicken dinner was served at atloeal restaurant. At the conclusion, John ri. Horton, president of the organization, presented Dr. T. D. Beneor, director of New Jersey's summer schools, aud who for thirteen years had been principal of the Mill vllle High Bchool. lu Introducing Dr. Bensor, President Horton said that It was fitting that an organization of this kind should come to a resort with the moral toue possessed by Ocean City, which should be an attraction for church rneu. He said that he has beeu a visitor here for many years. Dr Beusor spoke of the pleasure of reuuloiis such as this. Hedeclared that thirteen of the happiest years of his life up to this time were spent lu Millvllle. He made many frleuds In Millvllle, bat be does uot go to that city so frequently as formerly because mauy of bfe old frlcude have paised away. He recalled the memory of Herschel Mulford, who was oue of Mill vllle'** loyal cltlzeus, with pleasant recollections. He told of having "Jack" Horton as one of his boys and expressed bis pleasure at lludlng so mauy of bis school boys grown Into the progressive business men of Millvllle of today, for which the speaker said he takes credit. The Mlllvllle High Bchool In the old days was the best south of Camden, aud the speaker said that he always thought the Mlllvllle High Bchool was a little ahead of Camden. Dr. Sensor asked the visitors to go over to the Normaudie after the dinner and take part In the summer school's community sluglug. He also said that he would be glad to have them visit the Ocean City State Bummer Bchool, where he would show them what they are doing for the future generations. Durlug the progress of the dinner the quartet of the First Presbyterian Church of Mlllvllle sang selections. The quartet comprised Allen Clark. Waller Reeves, Everett H. Harlow aud Floyd Klrby. The brotherhood has a membership of 140. The committee In charge of the outing comprised Wesley Howell, W. , rtcott Wheaton, Charles Horn hofT, Jervis Haines and Jnhu Bcatilou.

PROTEST DANCES IN MUSIC PAVILION Bnt These Functions Had1 Been Stopped Before Holding of Mass Meeting. Not knowing that the Commissioners of Public Recreatlou Grounds, w ho have charge of the music iu the city's pavilion ou the Hoardwalk, had decldejiJtti&day before to discontinue the /lances lu this building, because thesekUiilrti-lvereuot paying, the Hev. Jamen K. Lake, the only survivor of the brother* who founded this resort, brought up the matter of these Illegal practices at a mass meeting In the auditorium ou Huuday evening. Mr. Lake, at the close of the services In the auditorium, said that he desired to bring before the assemblage the question of the dances being held lu the music pavilion. He said that lu every deed In Ocean City It Is expressly stipulated that there shall be no dauce hall or bawdy bouse lu the city. When such might be found, tbe Court lias decided that such place shall be declared a nuisance. There might as well be a bawdy house here us to have the municipal building couverted Into a dance hall. He denounced "this outrage that has beeu l>erpetrated on thlscommuulty." There are thousands of cleau youug people to be found uu tbe city's Hoardwalk lu the eveulugs, yet those who have charge of the music pavilion have perpetrated this devlllvhuess. The speaker closed with a vigorous protest. Mr. Cameron, who is Identified with Holy Trinity Episcopal Church here, was Introduced aud read the following resolutions: W if KKKA8, the ruusic committee of Ocean City has allowed dauclug upon the Municipal Pier, to which they have charged an admission fee, which by the Court's decision clearly placet 1 the city In contempt of Court by main- ! talulug a "dauce bouse;" therefore be i II Kbsolvkd, First, tbat we, the cltlzeus or Ocean City In mass meeting assembled, respectfully ask that this said music committee will cease this i illegal practice; and Bkcox'b, thai we humbly ask our : Mayor and City Commissioners thai i they protect the good uauie of Ocean i City from anything aud everything - that would lower tbe high standtug of ' our Chrlstlau city by which we have - attained unto the high and prosperous condition which has become the admiration of the whole country; and i be It further Resolved, that a copy of these reso- . tutlons be sent to the music commitI tee aud also to tbe Mayor and Commissioners of tbe city. > A motion was made that the resolutions be adopted by a rising vote, • which was done. There was a large assemblage, but • not all of those present stood up when the rising vote was requested.

STATE OFFICERS ARREST OFFENDING AUTO OWNERS ' | Local Men and Visitors Fined BUY BANK SKIFFS —Unexpected Raid Caused j Bi^ 8ensation. FOR LIFEGUARDS •«<* •even m. speclors of theBtate Vehicular Departmeet created a atlr here Baturday Craft Will he Ready for Use u,Rht by •rre#UuK • of mutc - crait will dc Keaay ior use mobUlili for UB|UK RUrInR |lRhtB Bnd Within Few Days, Mayor not having the proper devices on their Champion States. u*ht*' •* *»j »•*• . Those summoned before Police JusMayor Ch.mplori, »t tli. : of ,|oeWl„ on cl w,„ ; the City UomaitwIODtra, reported that a Hollm.u, Patrick Canning Kloyrt h. h«l purchatMMl two bank akin, for Hlmm, Df, w. p. H.Iiim, Oanl.l IM0 for lb. uw of tbe « ««■«!■• R,a„».Dd Kroeitt Madara. ofOc«D Tbe boat, require -out. HI. »« »« c, Robert K. Kotrlken, Frank A. and would be ready wUhlt. a few Tmylnr Wcller ,Uymond «"* . | * ,, . McGregor, of Philadelphia, and Ru»' Mayor L'batnplon epoke ttf tbo need M|| K of ,,„(rraH Bach watt of iUI. hounee for the guard,, to ^ ^ wh eh equ'P^b could be.tored and pro|MtH Bnd tbmteDf(l ,0 , which al«o would «rve.. .protec lou John N Joh0|i0 J f |h|> o, tb. guard, in bad weafber The,. ,|iatKMl wllh ,.II|DR h,„ , ,l((h, , l.ooaaa could be bull wl h lumber from the old Boardwalk. He recora- w . mended thai Ibta work be done, and Uwt,M(d K)mt (h# mfn t * *"r . ' , bad coal oil lamp, without dimmer.. There wa. a dlecu».lon to Th( {J m ' '"o I"*1"* "f ' C ° were: Head ley, of Mlllvllle; IVl.grw The matter Wa. left with Oily Solicitor „ml of C(mdel). Kofhnl, t . nA sod Mines, of Atlantic City, and ^Several bill- were read and ordered tloope[ >||d of Trenton. 1 ,m ' i T - — — Chief Hhlnn said that the Rtate Isn't niritii. trying lo raise money In this way. but Mr. and Mrs. Walter It. Delsroth, that many ccmplalut* had been reof Hylaud avenue, Ohestuut Hill, are celved of conditions m Ocean City and i being congratulated upon the bill h of department Is rtetermlne*1 r William Henry, born July 7, tblt tb, |lw .h.n b, ob.y«l. • A son was born to Floyd Hlmms • •^~* r and wife, of this city, yesterday morn- wanie«. log. Mr. Hirmus, well-known propria- Nice apartment, 8 or 4 bedrooms, tor of the delicatessen store on the August 1. Htete price and location, n Hoardwalk, Is receiving congratula- \t , W , Bkstinkl offlca. adv , 7 8. 8t i tlons. , m ' , 7T" ~ * ~ M To Due aud AH— l>o not forget the LouT,-Near or at nulla • old reliable Hay Villa Laundry, which 9 J'.^ncV poo<! t "u" nill uii wa* established In 1916. Try It once— Hawaid f turned Mrs. p ek . »47 your laumlry while yon r Bt Charlee place. adv., « 1* A. WR„ WT|lB M phone, 189-W, k Lost,— Hunch of keys, check No 217 Ray aveuue, Doean Otty. v 162, near Hupplee Dalrlea. Return to Frances Freemen, Prop, i- A. Rlglsr, 718 Asbury. adv., It. adv., 5-8. 8mos. Ask for the funny boys' and funny Foh Balk —Out or all of the five i, girls' game. For sale by all stores vsry desirable lot* on Asbury avenne, »f that sail games. ad*,, 7-17, 8t, south of Thirteenth street. r*»l side; i t, u . . price reasonable; trrtns to suit. IngZl>RiiiA,JLa ^ qulrf B A. Hmlth, 801 L*e« avenue, ftbean Ufty, Apply 507 Ninth street, ^mngswood, N. j, adv„ Atf, tf Wl lii , w» , Loot.— Paper money folder In oi i Fu*R**t,— chair. Apply oW|f <jBrdinar'e,?48 Aftary ava. Menrear 888 Asbury avenue ed*„ ii. d . lo 8- m lnmJv o, R C W a STKD. Whits girl fot waltres- Reward ms Wesley a v». adv It m Apply, m VYeaiayava *dv ., It. ptftltw homemade br^ut, Olnha ■asaar - aj.ss.-sLa is.«wb 1 1 9

WON'T LIMIT MEMBERSHIP OF OCEAN CITY FISHING CLUB

I WHY NOT PAY TO HEAR THE MUSIC? Taxpayer Recalls the Days of Ilarrisoti'8 Band and a Free Blow. One of Occau City 'a residents, a woman who pay* taxes here, has seul the Ben'Tzxkl the* foliowlug regardiug the couccrtH by \ es*clia n Orchestra in tbe city's music pavilion: Kihtuk the Bjcxumkl:— I see by the Hextixkl that there appears lo be some feeling regarding the orchestra now playlug In the music pavlllou aud that the people seeui to resent tlis action of the commissioners In authority lo charging an admission fee. Burely, every seaside resort has to charge admission to concerts. As all Interested will recall, there was much harsh criticism, a few years ago, when tbe music was free to the public, because we did not have a baud or orchestra such as played io Atlantic City, Asbury Park aud other similar resort*. Now tbat wo have the famous Vessella Orchestra aud band, people waut lo bear ibis music wiiboul paylug for ll. They bad to pay to hear Vessella'a Hand when It was In Atlantic City. Why uot pay lu Ocean City? We can remember tbat when we had free music In the city's pavlllou, that building was nothing but a children's play-ball, aud tbe noise aud racket the youngsters made was disgusting. A lot of people, too, would monopolize tbe chairs, turning these In every dlrectlou aud placing tbetr hate aud coats on them to reserve the seats for friends who lo many instances never appeared. If one asked for a seat, she was met with an Icy glare. Tbe foud mother of uolsy children resented tbe authority's representative If crying children were rebuked. Dou't you remember, too, tbe baby coaches Inside and outside tbe building? Burely you recall the noise of every description perpetrated by young meu (?) and presumably youug ladles? Tbe only way In which all this nursery confusion was avoided was wbeu the Ocean City Orchestra Auxiliary made a charge 6f $6 for a season ticket for one persou. Most of us cab recall that, with this charge, there were many vacant chairs lu the pavlllou on mauy days. Woman Music Lovkk Buy* Apartmeut HoaaeMrs. Elizabeth Hlundln, of the Hiscayns, has purchased, through J. M. Chester, tbe two-family apartment house at 902 Beoond street. Mrs Hlundln has sold her house at 843 Peuulyn place to Mr. Chester. STORE ROBBED lull Hidden by Manager Wa* Taken During Nlictn. Theodore of the Atlautlc aud Pacific Company In this city was entered and robbed of $188 on Wednesday night. The store has been managed for two or three weeks by Mrs. Charlotte Taylor, of Atlantic City, and when she closed for tbe night on Wednesday she bid the money on hand In a certain part of the store. When she opened tbe store Thursday morning, the money was goue. The thler entered by using a bit oo the baok door and removing the lock. He rausacked the place thoroughly before finding tbe 1188. Chief Bcoll said uu Thursday that he had a strong clue. For Halm.— Used household goods at 1152 Asbury ave. adv., it.

Neither Will Initiation Fee be Raised— Two Nominees for President. President Waller W. HI boon declining lo serve another term a* prestdaut of the Ocean City Fishing Club, tba members at their well attended meeting Friday uigbt nominated Vice President Henry W. Btel wagon and Peter F. Wright for this oflloe. Both are active members of the dub, each with a number of frlauda. George F. Bauer, oue of the aolld, substantial men of the organ! xatlon, and always a booster, was nominated for tbe oflloe of vice president. Dr. W. L. Magee was onable to serve longer as secretary, and George ("Chick") Burkhardt, a popular member or tbe clob, was nominated. The "old reliable," Robert B. VolI urn, was nominated for treaeurer. Five of tbe trustee# whose terms are expiring were renominated. Thay are: Churchill Hungerford, Harry H. Marter, P. F. Wright, Clarence Brush aud Dr. E. C. Weston. The proposed amendments to the constitution and by-laws, to limit the membership to 400 and to raise the Initiation fee from $15 to $25, drew warm debates, aud both propositions were defeated. A proposition to pay tbe secretary $100 a year was also defeated, many of the members, looludlng the present secretary, declaring that It waa an honor to be secretary of the club and therefore there should he no emoluments. Twenty new members were elected to tbe clab, making a total of 96 for tbe season, and running the roll of membership to considerably more than 400. After the meeting there waa a call for Frank H. Btewart, a former praaldeut of the club, to tell of his tarpon fishing experiences In Tarpon Springs, Fla., last winter, and ha gave one of his customary interesting talks. Mr. Btewart caught 21 tarpon last winter. He also was presented with a gold button by the club at Tarpon 8prlnga for catching tbe second largest tarpon on an 18 -thread Hoe. While Mr. Btewart always has a seat of honor in one of tbe big cbalrv at the clnb bouse, no one queetiona his veracity aa a fisherman. Anyway, he showed pictures of tbe tarpon and be also had > the gold button, suitably Inscribed, as indisputable ocular evldanoe. Lost.— On July 6, a white silk shoulder shawl, at Cedar Beach Chapel, Kirty-fifth street and Asbury avenue, or on way to 5728 Central ave, | Finder please return to above addreee ! and receive reward. adv., 1L For Bale.— $400 first mortgage, six per cent., coven ug lot on Bey avenue, below Tenth street. Addreee B. H. W Bkntinkl office. adv., 7-17, SL While woman .wants position a a exEerie need cook or would do general ouse-work. Address XX., Sentinel » office. adv., 11 Found — Bunch of keys. Owner - can have same by applying to Ihta of- > fice and paying for this advefUaemant, advs It • Lost.— Boy's small black and white . check coat with belL Finder plaaaa , return to rear 11129 Asbury ave. adv., tl. For Rent.— Furnished apartment, 1 8 bedrooms, dining room and kitchen. ; Apply 1216 Central avenoe. adv., It, Found.— C-ameo Brooch. Owner , can have same by applying to Dr. C. H. Vail, G05 Eighth street, adv., It. Wanted-— to bay or rent a cottage b with not leas than 4 bed rooms. Address B, Sentinel office, adv., It.

Christian Science Services are held Every Sunday Morning at to- ja ) Sunday School at 9.45 o'clock. Subject of the Lcsaon-Sermoo for July *0 will be "Life." All arc Cordially Invited to Attend These Service*. 1 At the Casino Club Moortyn Terrace and Boardwalk 1 ■* ' " " ~ , I I I .. JJH-S1I1 9 — 1 Lutheran Service© Sunday Evenings 7.45 o'clock In BAPTIST CHURCH IOtl» St. nnd \V©»ley *v«. Visiting Clergymen and Solist* YOU ARE INVITED TO WORSHIP WITH US O "j1 ■■ 1 1 1 1 - ' ' t The Baptist Corner ONCE MORE— [J Special mention is made of thoac I j Morning TARK THEATER Services | prof. Queen at that Grand Organ at 10.30 fbt [. Kim minute# playing -Good congregational X singing — Sermon by tht Rev, M. It. L#Wit. a*AT* ftSAttmVKb TOR THOSE IU PUT RATHIWO HUtT*. " The Popular Set vice in Park rHwe." * , .-u.T .,v.^ |