OCEAN CITY SENTINEL

VOL. XXXI X,

OCEAN CITY, N. J., THURSDAY, JU1A' 24, 1010.

NO. 17

Ocean City Sentinel J»ubh»asd Waafcly M OCKAN CITY. N , U. R. CURTIS ROBINSON Editor and Proprietor ii.oo Per Year. Strictly in Advance. ATVMUMESft-AT.LAW. jJORGAN HAND, ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW, doUerw. Maator »oJ Kuauoir 1b Cbaoorry, prasu Court Conami— iooor. Notary IXiUlci'lPK MAY tHUIHT UOI'SE, S. J. (Opposite Public BuUdtojtei. ! W, Holt Aruaa. amdmbw C. Hoaviu JL,AW OFFICES Apgar & Boswell, Masters i> cuaMoaar. { UOUKHK HlUl.niNlr. AMBI:HY A YEN UK aa<l KlUHTH HtKKKT ocean ciry. w> i, LAW OFFICES Godfrey & Read Kootu* SIS, tie and 31? fctartuu Buudiog. u : ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. W«. H. COLLISSON, )K. A«eo. M. Am. soe. V. K. Civil Engineer and Surveyor CHJT Kof lneer, Ocean Citj, N J. JlKDllA L_ Dr. w. p. HAINES COR. NINTH AND WESLEY AVE OCCAM CITY. N. J. 1 9 to 10 a. m. Of KICK HOUK8: i I lu S p. m. 1 9 to 8 p. 111. J Bell UolllUl UymOUU<^ Manser alul Corraetiva uyu*u**llca Xttnluu Motrin* ul* Dr. Florence 13. Haines litiura by Appointment WKAN CITY. N. J. lioars— »-10iu m.. J-S p. tu. Allen Corson, H. D. 8)6 Wesley Avenue Ocean City New Jorsoy . _B»11 St. **'lnMr-tUaU l3&>a. J£KRSCHEL PliTTIT, M. D. 807 WESLEY AVE. OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY O flics Hours: I to 10 a.m. 7 lo 8 p. m. Pfeosa 02101* l!our« i'lioiiti JU Until v a in, 1-3 p. m. 01 p- m. John H.* Wiiiticar, M. D. Eighth and central Ave. Ocean City, N. J. Qr, Wilson Y. Christian Dentist 809 Central Avenue OCEAN CITY, H. J. Hell Phone, 152. Ml PIMM •W4-W Oc«an City Calli Oiven Immediate Attention DR. DAVID Mi SAXE VETERINARY BURGEON Doea * SMClslty M NORTH VIRGINIA AVENUE ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Parmer!/ Chit I Vctsrtesrian U. 5. gaprcaa Co. Offl oa Honrs. Oeaan City ToMSiaj WcdrirwUy, J 9 ■!« a ro. Friday, JtelenSay. J 1 3B & M P nu DR. CHAS. H. VAIL OfllAopitbk PbjskUo Oeaan irttv <Jftloa Phll*«lr|pl>ia OftW «/. iCtctitliNL H® 1«"«l ISM Ate Trust Hldf. 1'iKraa.lai J I'hvn* W*1t>ui Mm Booth PhoNM Klfbt I'bonaCall, »-W Hughes' Central Pharmacy •tb and Wesley Ave. Ocean Ctly, N . J Phone 24 V W Phone your ordara We dell Tar free Miss Annie M. Heiss TMACHKH Of PIANO AND GRAND ORGAN 60! Ttfiffo sr*MT ocaan Orrr N*w Jmfter mo mm Mmi.r am mmiL^PMcmHtA Legal Knowledge is ewenti*! for an Reecutor or Truttee. The Ocean City Title and Trust Com petty has not only the legal knowledge, but the practical, working experience, the resources and permanency for the eflicfcnt and faithful performance of every duty. Ocean City Title and Trust Company OCEAN CITY. N. J .

|=at ==11 ir=nni .mr=u .1 ■ ■ 3553 ■ !f= | I To Our Summer Visitors! I There tire some who do not know the class of uroods we sell. O Our merchandise is of a nation-wide reputation ipid nationally advertised. Men's Clothing Boys' Clothing | The " Skill -Craft Brand Skill-Craft Make from in seasonable Mohair, Palm lk-ach. Worsted and Cassi- $9.00 tueivs from Jq $10 *n?0up $35 $15.00 Children's Ideal Wash Hosiery Suits J The rcK.,h,.i,.n style ... We never did such a Muls. knhti, :;i;n- lar«e hosiery business, and white, w« hi»« «b«T<loC]c $2.50 to $5.50 Cat and Onyx makes QITADQ Our Men's and Boys' Shoes uilVliD are made by Eudicolt, Johnson & Co., the largest shoemakers in th w world. They have their own tanneries and you got the shoes : direct from the hide. OTHER GOODS I Blown Shoe Co.'s * 'MAX INK" Shoes for Women Pioneer and President Belts and Suspenders Karl and Wilson, Kmery and Eclipse Shirts and Collars Cooper Bennington Underwear I SOMETHING NEW Wc have added to our line a good assortment of ] Women's Bathing Suits Silk Waists, Skirts, Housedr esses, Underwear, Bathrobes and Sweaters. 1 GRANVILLE H. 8TEELMAN I 831-833 Asbiiry Avenue I STBflP ™ PRBK S Bel. Bin ana sit Sis. Park Pi. and Boardwalk Jlrugrammr Week of July 28 to August 2 Matinee Dally at 3.15 P M. Eveilngs at 7.15 and 9 o'clock Change ol Pictures Dally

|ini| George Walsh iti Ml, "p%®one Capital Comedy |-f/#it N<wi Tliro Peggy Hyland IUlo.. Sl3f Comedy PAihe New. Him Constance Talmadge Wr in "EXPERIMENTAL HU/«f MARRIAGE" Lko Com.dy KlnogfiH? N*w. M,Ru-sF; Ntilor Comedy Current IviftU rn Norma Talmadge rh »n "THE PROBATION III., WIPE" Sufl»btne Cnmrdy PaIIi* New* — — — - (HIT T ay lor Holmes \n in "UPSIDE DOWN" Oil I. j Lloyd Comrdy PHrmi Kinogr.m N«wt

unu Peggy Hyland BUB., ,o"CAU&INTHE Lloyd Comrdy Prirma PatbcNewt Tlirn BILLIE BURKE IrA in "GOODNESS, GRACIULUm ious, annabblla" Capital Comedy ICinogr.m New. Ul[n Constance Tnlmadge nr In "ROMANCE and flLLI«v ARABELLA" Mick Bennett Comedy International New. 1111 infl J°'in HllKo., ,n Mack Senneh Comedy Palhe New. ™Dougla* Fairbanks in ^ KNICKERBOCKER tf BUCKEROO" Svnifilne Comedy KiftORram New. flBT Douglas Fairbanks \||| in "KNICKERBOCKER OIILy BUCKEROO" Suaihfae Comedy Scree* Mcg.ilna

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1 TRADE BOARD MEMBERS | WILL WORK FOR CONCERTS

Mayor Champion Gives Brlet History of Music Conditions in This City, The Hoard of Trade lueinbere have B decided to make u well-directed and purposeful eltcrt to |>upularl2^ the dally coucert* by Veabella'a Orchtetra in ttie rnueic pavlliou. The decintou w.h reached at the uieethiK of the hoard on Monday even* Iuk aftej Mayor Chauiploii had recited the story of conditions and made It clear that It la a matter that moat surely touches every property owuer here, who, If there ahould he a deficit lu the amount required to pay t tie iuu* slclaua thla »ummtr— 11 0,600— will have to pay lu laxea tu make up the ueceaaary amount. After hearing Mayor Champion'a re* cllal, several of the memhera of the board agreed to take partlea of frleuda to the concerts in the eveuiiiga. It. R. 8 ooy said that he will take ten people, aud William H. Ma»»ey stated that he will have fitly of his frleuda there probably thla (Thursday) evening. Dr. T. D. .Sensor, director of the Stale's summer schools, with hla sum]J mer headquartera In Oceau City, said that fifty meuihera of the local summer school will go to the music pavilion thla (Thursday) evening and give a community alng between the orchea. tral selections. They will all pay their own way, he said, when a suggestion wtt8 made that the aummer school people slum Id go lu free. . .Mayor Champluii said he desired to speak to the board members oti the question of thecoucerta In the pavilion, which are being given on plana approved, some lime alnce, by the Hoard of Trade, as the records will ahow. When be had finished hla alury, It 11 was unanimously decided, on mo llou of Russell 11. Nulty, to uphold the City Commissioners on the music question. Mayor Champion eald he was not asking the meetlug to get him out of a hole. He does uot consider that personally he is lu a hole. He does not H feel that it Is any more of his business H than that of any other taxpayer lu the city. He u as uot coming before the meeting with any plea. The trouble over the concerts Is due to a complete lulsutideraiandiug. The people are depriving themselves eventually of music because the city cauuot spend money for music If the people do not support it. The city has no more money for music than It had in 1916, but music I co»la four tlmea as much. The music in Hie pavilion must be made partly -elfsupportlng. When he came Into cilice, the city I was employing a baud for $4000 a season. There was a demand for higher I clasi music, but the city could do no better. The Boardwalk business men took up the questlou of the concerts aud made themselves responsible for the difference between the amount of the city's appropriation aud sum reI quired to pay an orchestra of meoibeni I of the Philadelphia Orchestra. The | eecoud year they did not come back. ""(They Introduced higher class music. I There was a demand fur It. The Ladles' Auxiliary was formed and the members proposed that, If the I city erected a building In which they could give entertainments, tbey would raise the money. Then the city voted ho spend $20,000 for the enlargement (Continued on second page.) . I I

NOTED ARTISTS TO GIVE MUSICAL Annual Event at Yacht Club I Tomorrow Evening Will be Rich Treat, Borne of Philadelphia's best known artists will be heard In the Ocean City Yacht Club's annual musicals, which will be held at the yacht club at 8 15 o'clock tomorrow evening. They are; Mildred Kama, soprano; Katherhie .Melsle, contralto; Anthony McNictiol, tenor; Le wis James Howell, baritone; Bertrand Austin, celllat; W. Hylvauo Thunder, pianist, and Nina Prrttyman-Howell. accompanist. 1 The program will Include selections from the worka of Puoclnt, Verdi, rtalnt-Baens. Victor 8traub and Orlando Morgan, it la well arranged and should make a strong appeal to I

. all lovers of high class music. | Members of the club and their friends will be out In force to enjoy the muslcale. Wsre'i apecisiiles. Fresh roasted, hot peanuts, iH cents per pound. Finest iiuallty fresn butter, 70 cents per pound. I Molasses sugar, Very One, 7 cents I pound, Klegant flavored cullee only 58 cents per pound; good as the best. New crop New Orleans mnlassea, 80 cents per quart. | Large assortment choice applea, oranges, bananas and all kind of fruit always on hand. Fresh eggs right from tha country, plenty of them. Helnx's sweet mixed pickle*, very tasty, 15 cents per half-pound, adv., If FohBai.r— ft of the lowest priced Improved lota In Ocean City and tha Hardens; size 30 feet front, 80 feet In depth, on Htallon Road Kast, close to T Hattersea Road and street car line. — Oment sidewalks and graded. Thos, J. Kawyer. 47 Hermon Ht.. Worcester, I Msss, adv., 7 24, 4t. Wantkd.— By refined woman and I young baby, a nice room and board In a respectable neighborhood, private family— price not considered If everything else I* satisfactory. Address J. D. U., HKNTiNrtL office. adv., It, I Lv*T.— ' Wednesday evening, halt wren Ocean »ve and Boardwalk on F.ighth street, gold watch and class pin. with H. K B. on pin. lUward, Return to 1012 Weafay eve, adv., It Fi»H Balk -Lni 100 feet square. One I of the most desirous In the Hardens' Tract In flnt condition. Uau be purchased on easy tsrms. Address Z, hkm« I tin el office. adv., 7-24, 81. Poh 8ai,« —Hudson touring cat 1913 modal, first class condition. prtCe $400 Apply 1016 Ashury tee , I Ocean fit y. N. J. adv., It. Fon Balk— Dining table, chairs | cot and mattress and almost nsw re I frtgeratof at 1162 Aebury ays. ad? , It

RECEPTION WAS WELL ATTENDED , Yacht Club Members aud Friends Felicitate Rear Commodore Buehn. The reception aud dance given by . members of the Oceau Olty Yacht - flub to Rear Commodore Louis I Btichu .Saturday evening wax a great Nucce-s. Many paid their respects lo the rear commodore, who labored so arduously tu keep the lire* of the club burning during his term of office. Kveryone seemed to have an exceptionally good lime. La*t Bunday evening the second of u series of sacred concerts was given A special program Is being arranged for next Sunday evening, at which time MIsn Josephlue Harher. contralto soloist at the Church of the Atonement, Forty-aeveuth street and KingHewing avenue, Philadelphia, will give several selections. The children's carnival Tuesday evening proved quite a success. Mia* Underduwn gave an exhibition of fancy dancing. The grand march was arranged by the Hagar sisters. Through the Courtesy of Manager Bailey, of the Hippodrome, two vaudeville acta and moving pictures were glveu to add to the enjoyment of the little ones. Last, but not least, came the ice crcHui aud cake, which were served not ouly to the "kiddles," hut the "grown-ups" as well. All did ample Justice to this grand llnale of the evening's entertainment. The annual mustcal of the club will take place tomorrow evening. A very hlgh-clasH program has been Arranged by Robert B. Vollum. nnd he promises a rare treat to all lovers of music. Ho aud take your friends. HIPPODROME DRAWS Krcord Crowds Hcc IMekford — "Tilts Third Ucgrcc.** Alice Joyce, lu "The Third Degree." the masterpiece of photo-plays, will be the attraction at the Hlp|Hidroine Pier Theater today and tomorrow, with all-star vaudeville act*. All the ■hows ou the pier this season have been fine, but tbla week's presentation will be even better. The management Is now changing the pictures three times a week, aud I there will be another big feature pboto-drama shown on Haturday. Mary Plckford, lu "Daddy Longlegs," drew great houses the first three dayHofthle week. The theater was tilled to capacity on Monday. Aired Huunuer Visitor Dead. Mrs. Lucy 8haw, aged 86 years, died recently at the home of her daughter, Mrs. H. W. Berrolh, hi HerJniBUtnwn. 8be fell atid Injured herself before f hristmas aud wa» bedfast from that time until her death. Mrs. rihaw spent the summer seasons with J her daughter aud family In 8outh Ocean City.

STELWAGON WINS CHAMPIONSHIP Average of Five Casts In Fisliiug Club Tournament, 347 Fccf 4 Inches. VlcooPrc^ldcnt Henry \\\ Sled wagon won this year'* championship in the Ocean City Pishing Club's casting tournament. His average of 5 casts in the open Add was 347 feet 4 inches, h ading by several feet such stars as . Dr. P it) t born and Kd. Cornuiuu. Kay Itlday, ono of the younger members of the Club, won in the ibuguiL. east of three, lu aii open lhdd. Ills score was 378, feet 8 inches, and he defeated ft visiting expert, Howard Kaln. of Ashury Park. The rain Interfered considerably with the tournament, but the casting was continued between showers. Summary: Average of 5 casts in open field: CIhhh A — 1st, H. W. Stelwagon, 347 feet 4 inches; 2nd. l)r. J. \V. 1'inkhum, 339 feel 1 4 5 inches: 3d, H£d. Coruman. 833 feet 5 1-5 Inches. i 'lass H— 1st. O. V. Ulgham. 273 feet: 2nd. P. F. Wright, 217 feet 7 8-5 Inches; 3d, S. P. JJoWman, 270 feet 6 3-5 Inches. Class C — 1st, Churchill II linger ford. Jr., 215 feet 4-5 Inch: 2nd. J. Yonderhe reb en. Ix»ng«*st cast of three in open field: Class A— 1st. Ray Kiday, 378 feet 8 Inches; 2nd, Howard Kaln, 374 f»*et 5 inches; 3d, Kd. Corutnau, 367 feel 0 Inches. Class 11— 1st, S. P. Bowman. 292 feet: 2nd. P. F. Wright, 282 feet 7 Inches* 3d, O. V. Higham, 278 feet 3 inches. Class C— 1st, Churchill Hungorford, herchen. 85 feel 9 4 /> Inches, chen, 209 feet 3 Inches. Ivong-dlstance Accuracy — 1st. Hay Kiday, 284 feet 10 2-5 Inches; 2nd. Dr. Pinkhnm, 283 feet 1 4-5 Inches; 3rd. Churchill Hungorford, Jr., 270 feet C 3 5 Inches. Class H — 1st, Otis Oreen, 241 feet 3 2-5 inches; 2nd, S. P. Bowman, 236 feet 3 3-5 inches; 3d. Peter F. Wright, 202 feet 2 15 inches. * Class C — 1st, Churchill Hungorford, Jr.. 168 feet 4-5 inch; 2nd. J. Vander^ 249 feel 0 tiiche*; 2nd, J. VauderherCasting at stake 140 feet away, best cast of three — 1st. Dr. Pinkham. 10 inches; 2nd. F. H. Stewart, 2 feet 4 inches; 3d, Walter W. Slbson, 2 feet 5 Inches; J. Vanderherchen, 2 feel 10 inches. New Telephone Operators. MIhn Helen 8tedem, of Philadelphia, whose father Is a cottager here, lias been transferred from Philadelphia lo the local telephone office. Miss M alone, of Philadelphia, has taken a position as operator In the office here. Mlta Catherine Device, of this city, who has been ati operator here for some time, has resigned aud will learn dressmaking. ViHitorH from tbr writ. The Rev. James J. O'Ncil, D. D., moderator of the Chicago Diocese aud nastor of a Catholic Church lu Highland Park. ( hichgo, visited the Rev. Thomas K. Hlukc, of this city, a few days ago. Dr. O'Neill was a former teacher In 8l. Mary's Bemluary, Baltimore. The Rev. Thomas Finn, rector of the Cathedral at Hock ford, III., was here during the week.

AUTO LICENSES TO BE ISSUED IN THIS CITY

A — < HOSTESS' HOUSE HERE DEDICATED )l Half a Dozen Convalescent • i ' 8ailors Are Gncsta— Community Sing Next Sunday. The headquarters of the Hostess' i League, 608 Boardwalk, were formerly , dedicated Huuday afternoon In the - presence of many Interested friends. I Mrs. Kenton Warue, the chairman

of the league, who conducted the caremo Diet, made a prayer, and a short I address, In which she told of the work t of the league members In Philadelphia » I last winter and the purposes of the i I organization. I Vocal solos were given by Mrs Ada I \V. Craig and Mrs. B. Maskell, of Philadelphia, and one of the sailor a bovs was heard In a recitation. There are a half dozen convalescent sailors from the hospital at League r Island now at the house. They will a remain a week. Olivers will come c I down when these return. Additional > I convalescent service men from the i navy will be accommodated later If possible The house Is sustained by I voluntary contributions. Most of the women of the league were Identified with the Hostess' House on the Board- . walk last summer, where wonderful work for the service men was done. . There Will be a "Community Blng" r at the house at 8 o'clock next Huuday , afternoon, In charge of the Rev. M M. Lewis, pastor of the First Baptist Church here, and II. O. Lincoln, of ' Philadelphia, who directs the singing In thla church, , I I.oat. Between Post Office and 810 Asbury I lave., Ladlv's oneu face gold watch i land pin. Initial* A. O, Reward If re- , turned to 810 Ashury ave. adv., It. Fon Balk —Bedstead, spring-, mat* Itreaa, cot*, 2 parlor atand-, n> ■ • >-e - lamp, poren rockers, ga« piai«-. g«s » | range, cedar tubs, butcher's block, eof s fee mill, counter scale and row boat. , U«0 Ashury ave. adv., It. Fmt Hai.k.— Twenty t w o room e apartment house, furnished, ami all »' | rented for the wiwtt; open for Inspec* i* | tint). Owner, 480 Asbury ave, k I adv., 7 24, 3t. Foil Haijb —6 horse power Palmer it | engine; 2 cycle. 2 cylinder*; Including 1. 1 propel lot, Price. $75, II. It. Hooy, . Brighton dotal, Ocaan (Itlf. adv., 7 24, Bt. », I Wantko Two White wall re as aa, $k s-lnar weak, room and board. Apply it Oxford Hotel. adv., U.

State Inspector Will Have Office in the Municipality's Police Conrt. Director Campbell told the other members of the Board of City Commissioners at their weekly meeting that one of the Htate'a motor vehicle department Inspectors desires a room here Avhere he may Issue and renew licenses to auto driver#. The Inspector will also try out new driven In thla city. On motion of Director Campbell, It wan agreed to give such Inspector the use of the police court room every day from 11 a. m. to 3 p. m. until thla permission Is ordered discontinued by the board.

The presence of a State Inspector for this purpose will be a great to auto owners and drivers, who have always been compelled to go to Atlantic City or Cape May Court on certain days to get their llcetmea. It Is expected that the Inapeclor will be hers within a few days. To One and All— Do not forget the old reliable Bay Villa Laundry, which was established lu 1910. Try It oncecomplete rour laundry while you wait. Call, write or phone, 169-W, Bay avenue, Ocean City. Frances Freeman, Prop, adv., 5-8, 8m os. Tirrou— lu French and mathematics —private Instruction, formerly teacher lu Philadelphia schools, now taklug advauced studies lo oollege. Address Miss Janet L, Bowman, 5307 Chester ave., West Philadelphia, Pa. adv., 7 3, 41. Fon Balk —One or all of the five very desirable lots on Aabury avenue, south of Thirteenth afreet, east side; price reasonable; terms to suit. Inquire R A. Hmlth, 801 IrfM avenue, Collhigswood, N. J. adv., A 82, tf. Are you looking for a cottage site In the Hardens, prices $500 to $800 or a house with bay front, In center of town? For terms apply to Abel D. Bcnll, 617 Central aveuue, or phone ' 490. adv., 8-1. tf Lost.— On Monday, child's red sweater between Bevauth and Thlr* teenth strreta on Boardwalk. Return to Mrs. Ranagan, Date Apartment J. adv., It. Fon Hai.k.— $400 first mortgage, six per cent., covering lot on Bay avenue, twin w Tenth street, Address B H.W„ Bkstinki. office, adv., 7 17, Bl. FohBai.k -Oas range, $4 Apply , Thursday or Friday between 9 and 12 o'clock. 910 Central ave. adv., It, F<»h Balk.- Ford truck In good condition. Apply Fogg's Oarage, Boardwalk. adv , 7-84, Bt. < For Bai.k.— 4-holca property In f Ocean City. Apply 507 Ninth street, j adv., tf. I

BUSINESS MEN GET BACK OF HOTEL PROJECT HERE

FAIR ATHLETES i DO GREAT STUNTS Y. W. C. A. Gymnasts, Under Direction of Ward Beam, Win Much Applause. Moie than a dor. to athletic, supple maidens from the Philadelphia Young Women's Christian At-tocia-tloti gym team came to thh city Haturday and visited their lur-tructor, W. Ward Beam, at his apartments on the Boardwalk. They remained in Ocean City until Huuday afternoon, aud were hospitably entertained ty Mr. and Mrs. Beam on Haturday evening. The girls, on the beach near Kighlh •treet, Just before bathing hi the surf, gave a remarkable exhlblllou of their physical training work under Mr. Beam, who was the first male instructor at Hits institution, and their move ments were watched with delight by a number of people ou the Boardwalk aud beach. They played games lu which their skill was demonstrated, aud their pyramid work won hearty applause. The ease aud grace with which they weut through their movements won the admlratiou of the spectators. The girls also gave an exhibition of (heir skill at the Coast Guard station at Fifty-eighth street. The athletes, who were chaperoned by Miss Mary £. Smith, were Misses Marie Hart, Mitiule Htauley, Rose Campbell, Martha Uroll, Lydla (Jroft. M. Ada Baxter, Marie A. Parrls. Greta B. Kemp, Anna May Long. Anna G. Halrd, Sarah K. Hensvnlch, H. Bern tcu Hetisenich and Margaret K. Heaboldt. Ai I'M U I ApArlltlCUIM. The Paul Apartments have many well-known tenants. Among these are: John Forbes, of H addon Heights, one of the superintendents of the Curtis Publishing Company; Dr. L. E. Griscom aud family, of Camden; Julius Ledtg and family, Philadelphia; M. Browu aud family, of Ogontz; K A. Bartlett. a Philadelphia Insurance ' luati, aud family; J. Buck, of Kolwell «fc Co., aud family, of Philadelphia; K. Moule, head of Htrawbrldge A. Clothier contract department, and family; Thomas Reluhart aud family, of Philadelphia, and the Misses Lydla and Nellie McKlutiey, Philadelphia school teachers. Bncccavfui Card x*Aviy. The first of a series of card parties wast given ou the pier Thursday afternoon with a fine attendance. The bo8iesueH were vrs. Gforge Fulwood and Mrs. Thomas Roberts, of Philadelphia, and Mrs. Reed, of Washington, D. C. Played Five Unudred. Mrs. John 8eal, of this city, gave a ' five huudrtd on tier porch Friday • afternoon. Phone winning trophies ' wire Mrs. Cornier, Mrs. Herberllne, Mr*. James, Mrs Hahu and Mrs. Fulwood. "LADIES' NIGHT" AT ANGLERS' CLUB ; Wives and Daughters of Members to be Entertained Tomorrow Evening. r Members of the Anglers' Club have • arranged for "Ladies' Night" at the X club pier, ofT the Boardwalk, near e Park place, for tomorrow eveulug. i The committee lu charge comprises W, H. Van Pine, George W. IJuderr down and John M. Hanna. s Tbe wives and members of the families will no doubt be there, as they ret member wltb pleasure the similar af e fair given by the club last summer. »•» ft'1 V»l M/ S"V VIMU swot nuiuiuv i, IVVUIIUUDU yu a umisu a ^v*|

Committees of Board of Trade Will Report Next Monday Evening. The Board of Trade, at a special meeting Monday eveulug, took tbe Initiative lu the move to provide a firstclass ocean front hotel for this retort, aud the following committee* were appointed to push the project: Fiueuce— Wm. E. Massey, Frank H. Hie wart and Charles 8. Pattoo. location of hotel— Dr. Allen Corsod, Commodore William E. iiexamer aud Prof. Jaines M. riteveus. Character of building— Joseph M. Rowland, Mayor Joseph Q. Champion aud Harry ileadley. These committees will report at a meetlug of the Board of Trade next Monday evenlug, and to tbls meeting the public Is earnestly Invited. An indicated by tbe title of tbe committees, everything has beeu left to members of these committees, and action will probably be taken on their reports at Muuday evening's meeting. As expressed by William K. Masaey at the meetlug last Monday evenlug, there Is no concealed plan to help any individual lu auy way— "tbe cards are all on the table." Tbe suggestion that tbe committee* for tbe purposes named be selected was made by R. W. Edward* early In the meeting. Lawyer Carr, of Camden, legal representative or Jo*. M. Rowland, said that as be understood tbe call for tbe meeting, It wi« planned to do aomething dellulte at tbts time. He wauled to kuow whether tbey could uot do more than appoint committee*. His thought was to gel subscription* for tbe proposed hotel. William £. Masaey declared thai whatever may be oald 1* not a reflection ou auy of the present hotel* in Oceau City, but the city hasn't a modern, llret-claas hotel. We want something a point or two removed from what we have. The hotel keeper* appreciate the need of *uch a building. He does not kuow of any plan* for a liotel except tbose secured by Joseph M. Rowland at hla owu expense a few weeks ago. The cards are all on tbe (able. There Is no tie-up to any feature of the proposed hotel. It must be a strictly business proposition and to have it so it must be kept within bound*. We don't want to start on a million aud a half dollar hotel. The speaker said that he knows of no pro- : position with any property owner. There have been some bond hooae : men in Ocean City recently who are willing to take up the hotel project If the Board of Trade and the cttixena are back of the move. To raiae the money required means hard work. He would like to see tbe aubsortpilona taken by large numbers. If the hotel . does not come now, with the preeent . spirit and feeling, It s* difficult to aay , when It will come. The hotel building should be of ateel and concrete construction, and there . must be $250,000 ralaed before tbe Board of Trade has Its booster banquet early lu September. R. W. Edwards wanted to know tf a lire-proof building were really eai seuiial at this time. It would be very * expensive for a summer hotel. , Mr. Masaey explained that the rate of fire insurance for hotels In Atlantic . City la from 4 j to 7J per cent. If the hotel here would coat $300,000, one could see what the coat of insurance will be. There la the difference between the ratee mentioned and per ceut. Tbey would be paying Internet on ouly $150,000 more, without a . thought of tbe safety of the guests. I Hpeaklng of hotel accommodations " In Ocean City at thla time, Mr. Maesey aaW that there are 8? hotels and boarding houses here, with 1604 bedr rooms aud less than 75 baths. Mr. Maaaey further said that a large New York bonding firm la willing to come to Ocean City to look over the f round. The thought or the Board of rade was Just to get the hotel prpjeot 6 started at this meeting. There was * nothing cocked and primed. r Harry Head ley said that there must be something definite to present to H people when tbey are asked for tub- * scrlptlons. He said that Mr. Edwards' suggestion was good, and he '• made a motion, which was seconded, >- that such committees be appointed. r Mrs. Johnson Roney, of tbe Strand (IttnltnueC on Fourth Pa««.)

Christian Science Services Sunday Morning*, 10,30 o'clock. Sunday School, 9-45 o'clock Gasino Club Itooms ffloorlpn ffcrracc and SoATtovtlfc Subject of the Lesson Sttmoti for July *7 will be " TRUTH " All are Cordially Invited to Atteud the Service* Lutheran Service* Sunday Evenings 7.45 o'clock In BAPTIST CHURCH lot It St. nnd Wesley Ave. Visiting Clergymen and Solists YOU ARE INVITED TO WORSHIP WITH US Th e Baptist Gorner Two Big Boardwalk Religious Services I PARK THKATRK *t 10 ,\o ft. ra. Prof Qnra at th. pip. | orR«n. Good eo»Ri*s«t[owd floging. A | good sefmon. HIPPODROME 9tmo« at 8 o'clock Good congregation*! *inglng, * junior choir, mawi by th* R*v. I M. M. Lewis* Do AW Mist TVr# TW Sm4rp 11 [J 1 1 —