~ OCEAN CITY SENTINEL

VOL. XXXIX.

OCEAN CITY, N. J., THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1010. + *

NO. 19

Ocean City Sentinel Put>li*b«d Weekly •» ocean city, fm . u . — By— R. CURTIS ROBINSON Editor and Proprietor ti.oo Per Year, Strictly in Advance. ATfOtllVIUAT.i.AW. J^ORGAN HAND" ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW, bolloltor. Mulor and Eiauilnrr Id Chancery. pr*m» Court Commissioner. Notary 1'utllc. CAPE IAY txniltr 1UHM., N. J. (OpposlLo Public BttMagrt. W. HOLT Aioau. AKDkEW C. HO»WHI J^AW OFFICES Apgar & Boswell, MiATKlut IN CUANCKUY, BOUIWK UU1LDINU, AHBURY AVENUE and EIGHTH NTHEET OCEAN CITY, N.J. LAW OFFICES Godfrey & Read Koome 315. 316 and 317 Barllatl buildup. :: : ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. Wm. H. Collisson, Jr. Aeao. M. Am. Soo. C. E. Civil Engineer and Surveyor City Enflnaer, Ocean Cllj.N. J. ATLANTIC ICE COMPANY ■u" IN Pocono Mountain Ice; Tanth and at Avanua' OCEAN CITY N J. Proud of Our Boy Scouts — — — — — — — Yes, we are proud of our Boy Scouts — and it ought to be the pride of every parent to have a son in the Boy Scouts of -America, for the sum of this achievement is notable. They are boys who are thrifty, saving and have Bank Accounts. 3 W IoUtril P*»d on Tims Account* Ocean City Title and Trust Company OCEAN CITY, N. J.

mmm PARK M Bei. Bin and sin Sis. Pant Pi. and Boardwalk ■ JJriujrautmr Week of August 1 1 to 16 Matinee Dally at 3.15 P. M. Evenings at 7.15 and 9 o'clock Change of Pictures Daily

linkl Wm. Farnum in Ml in "THE LONH STAR IVlUll.y RANGER" Capital Comrdy Hrartt Nrw* Tliro GEO. WALSH In in TLL SAY so" I ULU,, A roaring Coined y of Ibc Fairbanks style Star Comedy Pjlbf News llirn Olive Thomas in Iff j "PRUDENCE ON II LU.y BROADWAY" Lko Comedy Kinogram News TIJIIDO Madge Kenned v InUno., io,,™L^FEcT Neslor Comedy Current Events fn big Special Production rH Herbert Rawlinson Ml., Sly via Breamcr in siu«n„5,»tai nllL/ Ruby De Remer nnT in "A DANGEROUS U [I AFFAIR" AU Lloyd ^Comedy Prirma vll •) Kinogram News •

MAN ^ary Pkkford in luUll,, "JOHNNA ENLISTS" Lloyd Comedy Priccoa Pathe News Tljrn Wallace Reid in llllfl "ALIAS MIKE I ULU., MORAN" Capital Comedy Kinogram News IU * "j Douglas Fairbanks f| Ji in "ARIZONA" Sunshine Comedy International Ncwa MR Paramount Aricraft V Special Production I] "THE WHITE U., HEATHER" Mack Scnnett Comedy r Path* New* rn THEDA BARA in f 1 "A WOMAN THERE I I WAS" Sunshine Comedy Kinogram News nnT ALICE BRADY All in "THE WORLD TO Ulll*, LIVE IN" Sunshine Comedy Screen Magazine

What do you think of this? Two lots on Wesley avenue facing the ocean between First and Second streets, measuring ioo feet on Wesley avenue and 120 feet deep. Will make three fine lots each 33 j£xi20. Price for entire piece only $773. It is an offer that cannot be duplicated. MASSEY & EDWARDS Eighth and Central Ave.

|j Big Stupendous $1,000,000 Production 1 i Direct from Its Big New York Run at the j H -^/ Academy of Music | Annette Kellerman I "The Queen of the Sea" 1 i; ======================== PLAYING AT = |j 1 STRAND THEATREl I FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 1 I AUGUST 8 AND 9 I § Greater and more Stupendous than "A Daughter of the Gods" | H "More than 1500 persons in the cast! | If Director used over 50 miles of film ! t;j (ii 200 girls pose as mermaids! [;] Work on Picture began in June, 1917 — ;ji Production completed in May, this year! I [j] A scliool of seals off Lower California (!' answer to the call of Annette Kellerman ! | 10,000 sea gulls are decoyed into the | (!) picturel TO One of the Greatest Thrills of this immense spectacle is the awe-inspiring dive of jf |3 Annette Kellerman. She springs from a cable and plunges into the ocean— 185 | ipv feet of aheer drop. f| W "Queen of the Sea" is a Submarine Phantasy aa Magnificent as Modem \: (B| ' Science can describe or millions command. b W SURPRISING IN SPLENDOR ! UNRIVALED IN GRANDUER ! $ Advertise In the Sentinel

TAXPAYERS ASKED TO TALK OVER MUSIC SITUATION

Mass Meeting Will be Held in Methodist Church Tomorrow Evening. There will be a dim« meeting lu the Metliodl«l Church tomorrow (Friday) evening of all thoee Interested In the lun-icul situation lu this city. The meeting has been called In order that people may have an opportunity to express themwlves openly and then try to reach eome aatlafactory plan for tbe city. Ail the taxpayers and all tboae Interested in tbe muelc are urged to attend. The thing will probably be brought to a head at thle meetlug. 'which will be eminently eatlefactory, u.o doubt, to all coucerued. Tbe ltev. George W. Yard has been Hpoken to by a large number of people regarding tbe deplorable condition here a* It relate** to tbe muelc. He felt that It would be well to have tbe matter dlacueeed at a public meeting. He gal In touch wltb Mayor Champion, who agreed wltb bin thought, and tbe proponed meetlug le Tbe remit. LAID TO REST. Many Friends View Remalaiol Armor D. Chester. Funeral eervlcee over tbe remalna of Arthur B. Cheater were conducted by the Rev. George W. Yard, pattor of tbe First M. K. Church, at the late home of tbe young man on Thursday afternoon. I)r. J. Tbornley Hughes and Russell H. Nulty sang two duets, "Jesuit, Saviour, Pilot Me," and "Rock of Ages." A large number of frleuds viewed tbe remains. Tbe interment waa at Seaside Cemetery. Tbe pall-bearers were John R. Jones, John R. Groves, Clarence ColilBson, Richard H. Johnoou, William H. Colllssou, Jr., and John J. Foster. There wae a maes of beautiful floral emblems around the casket, rsmembrauces from many sorrowing friends Hod Delttftitful Visit. The following members of tbe Red Cross Auxiliary of St. Cbrleostom's P. E. Church, Twenty-eighth street and Susquehanna avenue, Philadelphia, visited Ocean City a few days ago: Tbe Misses Mertland, Buchanan, Lawrence, Hsdock, Stodd aud Gibbs, Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs, Harris, Mrs. Coltart, Mrs. Glbbs, Mrs. Kendrlck and Mrs. Ingram. They were entertained by Mrs. Edward Maneuvre, 1620 Central aveuue. They bad an Ideal dr.y and a delightful time. UNDERDOWN BEADS ANGLERS' GLDB

| Samuel Hope Named as Vice ] President of Up-town ] Organisation. } The annual aleotlon of the Anglers' J Club was held at the home of the or1 ganizatlon ofl tbe Boardwalk, near L Park place, Friday evening, when 1 George W. F. Underdown, of Phlla- ^ delphla, was chosen over W. I. Rayf moud, of this city, as tbe new pre*) 1 dent. I There was only one candidate for 1 each of tbe other offices, and those I J elected were: « J Vice president, Samuel 8. Hope, of < & Philadelphia; eeoretary, Frank C. Y Mtsslmer, of West Philadelphia, and 1 ] J. C. Daunenhower, of Haddoufleld. | William A. Welsh, of Beverly, prosj eut president, and R O. Boow, of I £ Philadelphia, were elected trustees for I | three years each. J Dr Bamuel McCleary was Judge, and ' | the tellers were Dr. D. O. Henson and • j William Lndwlg. i i While the club hoe a large member- | ship, only 71 voted. I & The new offlcers will not assume • I their respective posltloba until the J beginning of next year. j] Iso Reward. ? Lost In Ocean City near 1658 Asbury * avenue on Friday, August 1, about lj 2.80 a.m.: 5 Gold, open- face American watch 5 marked T. 8. C. One gold hunting IV case watch marked J. H. C. One gold 6 watch chain with gold locket marked S J, H.C. One alligator pocket parse A with |50 gold therein Return to g Chief Bcull, City Hall, Ocean City, N. » J, adv., it. T AalomskUe tor Osle. B Heven- passenger family touring car, Jj goml condition, run only eleven thona sand miles, bargain. (Mly Garage, jf Seventh street and Haven avenue, y Ocean City, N. J. adv., 8 7, gt, J| Apartment wanted, furnished, from fonr to six weeks. Immediate pos- ®, session. Must be convenient to table Jf Imard. Address Wilson, lE2t) Boulh « Wilton Ht., Philadelphia, Pa. Phone | Woodland 475. adv.. It. t] Agency Mgr. wanted to represent K' oldest Accident Insurance in America; j] can earn over %90 weekly. A. 8. I^each, M 2916 Bunsst ave , Atlantic i^tty, N.J. adv., « 7, it. Q For Baur —Upright piano, in ffrst 3 class condition. Apply 1488 Oeean avs , Ocean City, N. J. adv., 8 7, St. ~ Girls wanted to watt on tabtes. Jones Bfoa,, LNialpu BnlHIlog, Board walk. adv., It-

I — DIRECTOR FISHER ; CONS FOR TRUCKS i Especially Refers to the Supplee Delivery Wagons as a Nuisance. Director FLher, el the meeting of . the City Commissioner*, made com* • plaint with regard to certalu merchandise delivery wagous and trucks, not tably that of the riupplee Company, I which he declared are a nuisance. , They go as close »h potudble to the Boardwalk approache* at Eighth i street, for example, aud spill salt. Ice • aud slush over the app^qacbe* aud on i the ground. One of thebe trucks al*o > lore some of the lattice under the api preaches. The usual custom is to de- . posit the slops on the street near the • Boardwalk and also at the Bourse , Building. Mr. Fisher said he had • written the gupplee Company, but up to that time he had received no reply. Another tbiug In this connection, Mr. Fisher said, Is that because of the action of these drivers at Eighth street r and tbe Boardwalk, people desiring to board the Shore Fast Line cars have to wade through this slop. Mayor Champlou told Director • Fisher that the health department > had that day takeu the matter up aud would look after It. k DR. YARD TO SPEAK cblaese Rlsslon Worker si Met Itodlnt Cburcb Huudu>. The Rev. James M. Yard, of China, will preach lu the Methodist Church next Bunday. He In a mau of great pulpit ability, etlrrlug every audieuce wherever be Iieb spoken. He has been back In this couutry for over a year now and ou August 20 he is booked to sail for his work In the heart of China. It le expected that the church will be crowded to hear him. T1ie music for Suuday will be particularly attractive. Iu the evening, Mr. Thunder will give a llfieeu- minute recital at the begiuniog of the service. Bays Pretty Home Here. W. L. Robins, of Cyuwyd, has purchased from Mr. and Mrs. Kenton Warne, of Philadelphia, their pretty cottage at Second street and Corliithlau avenue, which be Is now occupying. As stated lu the Bkntinkl of lost week, Mrs. Warne has bought a cottage on Asbury aveuue, below Bixteenth street.

ORCHESTRA SOON TO LEAVE CITY ' Several of the Members Have Won Many Friends by Their Fine Work. Yea-ella's Orchestra will close Its engagement in the music pavilion here Saturday evening, wheu a special program will be presented. The vocal number will be given by Dr. 8. H. l.ip-ehut/. a well-known baritone of Philadelphia aud Oceau City. Donald Redding, baritone, wa« the soloist IssfHsturday evening. 51rs. Harah Hhippeu Berg, of Philadelphia, a recent ooloUt, sang the aria from "Madam Butterfly." Anthony Lulxzl, the talented 'cellist, will be heard In two solos tomorrow (Friday) eveulug— "Kol Nledrl.'', by Brucli, auil "The Heart of Thy rtweet Voice," from "gampson and DellJah," the lift being the closing solo of his engagement here. Mr. Lulxzl, a few evenings since, 1 played Ills own composition, "St.; Anthony's Dream," aud a Danish folk-song by Herman Bandby, both or which were well received. Mr. Lulxzl in a pupil of Hermau Bandby, who is known In America, as well as Europe, as a master 'cellist, Mr. Lulxzi * friend* assert that he Is following lu the footsteps of his Instructor. Mr. Lulxzl was solo 'cellist ou the Bletl Pier In Aliaulic City for three seasons. He has been a soloist since he was 16 years old. To him are the local patrons of the music pavilion ludebted for the popular seieclious given in respouse to encores at tbe concerts. Mr. Valinote, tbe young master violinist, played during the week Chopin's "Nocturne" with great feeling. Another aolo, "Roman le," by Wleuowsky, was splendidly played. Both were deservedly encored. His friends predict a great future for this boy genius. Another soloist who made a hit Is Mr. Gasparro, violinist, he being required to respond to two encores. He ; has played with Martini's gymphouy j Orchestra for several years. DRIVE FOR $300,000 aiooota wanted from 81. Attga*llnc'n Cbarvti. Bishop Walsh, of the Treuton Diocese, desires to raise $300,000 for the construction of a chapel and assembly | hall for Mt. 8t. Mary's College, also to ; help liquidate the college debt. This j Is an Institution conducted by tbe; Bisters of Charity. Tbe Rev. Thomas F. Blake, the| rector, aunounced lu 8t. Augustine's Church, this city, on Bunday. that : $1000 of the required sum Is expected; from Oceau City, aud he expressed the hope that the visitors will be as liberal as their means will permit. K I

SUMMER SCHOOL CLOSES MOST SUCCESSFUL YEAR

PHILADELPHIANS BUY HOUSES Several Apartments and Cottages Here Are Taken by Visitors. James M, Chester sold a number of In thli city Baturday. and he reports several other deals as nearly closed. He sold two two-family apartment on Penulyu place— one to Miss Nina L, Crawford, principal of the Newton High Bchool, and the other Mrs. Jane A. Doughty, of Philadelphia. He sold the cottage 412 Central aveto W. I. Raymond, of this city. Mr. Raymond and family reside lu thla house. He also sold the twin cottage at Sixth street sod Oceau avenue to James B. Co llod ay, of Philadelphia, who owns an apartment house In that vicinity, and a twin cottage on Central avenue, between Sixth and Beveuth streets, to Miss Fink bluer, of Ocean City. DiMOlsUaa of rartneMkia. Notice Is hereby given that tbe partnership lately existing between Geo E. Coruman aud H. H. Llpsehutx has this day, July 29th, 1919, been dissolved, by mutual consent. All debts owing to said partnership are to be received by eaid George R, Corntsan and all demands against the Arm are to be presented to htm for payment. Signed 8. H, LtfeeHttTR. adv., 7-JU-2L For Bai.k — One or all of the Ave very desirable lots on Asbury avenue, south of Thirteenth street, ea*l side; price reasonable; terms to sun Inquire K A. Smith, 801 Lees aveuue, Ootitngs wood, N. J, adv., 5-28, tf * Are you looking for a cottage stte in , tbe Gardens, prices to $800 or a house with bay front, In center of lownT For term* apply to Abel I>, t Beall, 617 Central avenue, or phone I 490. adv.. 8-1. tr FOR Balk -I#ot 676 In Section D, east aide of Asbury avenue, south of Sixteenth etfeet, Oeean City, N.J. t Address J. G. Campbell. Alleohurst, i N.J. adv., 6-12, lot. W ANTRt> —TV* rent far b* lanes of . season— hi mall motor ln»al Briut de - • riptlon, terra* and addirs»to Box it U, 8RKT1NRL office. adv., II.

Faculty and Pupils Parade and Enjoy Pictures at Strand Theater. After tbe most successful year In Its history, despite the war and other drawbacks, the Ocean CltyBtate Bummer Bchool ended Its sessions Baturday morning. Following the usual custom, tbe members of the faculty and the pupils. led by Dr. T. D. Bensor. director of the State's summer schools, and Prof. James M. Stevens, principal of Ocean City Slate Bummer Bchool, paraded tbe Boardwalk In a body Frt day night. They sang at the music pavilion and along tbe promenade et they went to the Park Theater, where they were the guests of the city, orraugemeuts having been made earlier in the day by Mayor Champion with Joseph M. Rowland, owner of the1 moving picture house. They saw a good show and appreciated U thoroughly. There were 21 counties represented | at the school, and the number of teachers and pupils in attendance was more than 762. exceeding that of any year of the eehool. Dr. Sensor said that he feels that, notwithstanding the drawbacks, greater and broader work was done than ever before. Several new courses were introduced. Ocean CHy. aa«d Dr. Bensor, before returning to Trenton, appears to be the Ideal etty In which to hold tbe summer school, but It need* at once, for tbe purpose of expanding the school as properly should be done, to make definite arrangements for the adequate housing of the teachsre and pupils Borne plans, he says, should t>e takeu to secure early action on the Important question of housing the 1 MChoot attendants. Dr Bensor aud all who figure In the I ! affairs of the summer school are great j friend* of Oeean City, and they apj predate the klndneos that ha* always 1 been shown them by the people of , this resort, a* well as Mayor Champion , j and other dty officials pi Handsome sliver medals the gift of , [the Ocean Ctty Hoard of Education, , | were presented the following for etI eel I en o« In their studies; Drawing, Miss India Barber, of IjthUBtttt; manual tratnlug, i>*orge m Allen, of Hoboken ; vowing. Mrw. • Emma Rarth l\»ok. of Mfnofata, and • Physical training, Miss Vincent la I Young, of Ibis Btate. * For Baija— 4'hoice property In * I Ocean City. Apply 597 N«mh street. •4v„ U» > I I 1 1 r|

BOARDWALK WORK DELAY STIRS CITY OFFICIALS

k ' — ^ — — — — — — — — !BLADNER'S DAY IN OCEAN CITY Department Store Co-Work-ers, in Large Numbers, Had Delightful Outiug. The second annual outing of RlaaI uer's department store co-worker* 1 fruux Philadelphia oa Baturday wir enjoyed by 600 of the young people, even more so. perhaps, than ! their first outiug tu this resort last season. The morning w as spent In surf bathing aud games on the beach. The winner* of the game* w»re: h*)-yard* dash— boys, Harry Burger: girl*. Miss Harris. Crawling on hands aud kuees 60 yards — Miss Fmgeroth. Crawling ou haods and knees lOi yards— Mr. Kauffmsu. Bock race — girls. Miss Flugejoth. Bock race— men. Mr Kauflman. Tbe fat race for women was twice lied, and there was no decision. The ones in the lie were Miss Frank aod Miss Bbarllp. There wa* a dancing contest on the Hippodrome Pier In t he afternoon, and the winners were: First trophy, Mies Marion tjulgley aud Baroey Berg; second. Mis* Weiustelu and Mr. Bamuels. There was a game of hall between teams from the executive department, captained by Mr. Carthage, and the co-workers, captained by Mr. Lord on. Sidney Blauuer. a member of the firm, played. The executives won by the score of 6 to 3. Mr. Woog wo* umpire. BUYS CCTTAGE j Mr*. C, L Lake Makes Bale to Miss Justin. Mrs. C. L. Lake, real estate agent, of this city, has sold tbe Kd win Booth cottage. 1644 Asbury avenue, to Miss Louisa Ju*tln. of Philadelphia. Mis* Justin will make improvement* to tbe cottage and grounds at once. Mrs. Lake repori* these rentals: Robert J. McClain's cottage, 308 Fit - 1 teeotu street, to James 'i. Yarnali, of i Ardmore, for August. Miss Louisa Justin's cottage. 1644 j Asbury avenue, to J. O, Arbogast. of ! Gettysburg, for the balance of the 1 season. ■ 4 # m ... Fl*S«ns With GUI Met. FUhermeu here were aroused a few days ago. wb*a they *sw men with a < gtll net In tbe sea, about 900 yard* of! the besch, pulling In big quantities of weakfleii, flounder*, etc. BURGLAR WAS KIND I.cft |xs in Parse Stolen from Collage Here. A considerate burglar who robbed the summer home of John H. Craven , of Philadelphia, at 16SS Asbury avenue, a few nights since, left $25 to a puree after taking $75. two gold watches, a watch charm and locket. He also left an auto license. The person entered the house by way of an open window. Mr. Craven offers a reward for the return of tbe stolen article*. Boo KKKKPER-Bten ogre pher wanted; give age, experience and salary expected. Permanent position if satisfactory. Title Dept., Ocean Ctty Title aud Trust On. adv., 8-7, ft.

Determine to Complete the Half Block That Has Been Held Up. City Engtacw Cotiiwwe woe a*k*d - • a: xk«' £.-vung at U* City ComnUaetonj *.rs wh*ib*-r fc»- hofi acyihtsg to report 1 on the prv.gr *** of Cu- board wiJk work, Slid L< aCh*4 r vd in tbe negative. Mayor Champion aaid that be vss inclim-d to think that this work , compU.-ud at once or cozumc- | tor pc&ahzed to crxt*et. I Engim-*T < oiUx»on said that the pen- * ally j.- a day and that the contrac- » tor 'a rime had - iptred J-ce 2C. b j Ma>ot Champion aa id that he felt that tbe city would be justified xn cosn- ' I pi- Uc g t tin work. He had a complaint on i j that day from a Boardwalk bn**- ' a e*a man, who said that bis business j i* ruiD'-d. It wo* etated that 256 fe« . ' of ike work was a till uncompleted, j Tbe cap.-, and Joists are tn place. A I lot of lumber ha* been condemned. Alb-r hearing this. Mayor Cbaznploa ■ -»a1d that the Boardwalk must be finished. The contractor has exhausted , the patience of «-reryfeody. If it were anyone but the present contractor they would never hear the loot of SL ' Director Campbell suggested that the work might be completed with s-oin* of the condemned lumber and this relold later. Director Fisher made a motion, f which was carried, that the matter be i referred to the City Commissioners as a committee of the whole and the City Solicitor and City Engineer. Ware's seectoJllc*. Frah roasted, hot peaauta. 24 cents per pound. Finest quality frean butter, 75 cent* per pound. Me*ou fruit jar*, quarts and pints. Elegant flavored coffee only 50 cents per pound ; good as tbe beet. New crop New Orleans molasses, 80 , cent* per quart. l.argfc assortment choice apples, oranges. bananas and all kind of fruit ' always on hand. Freeh egg* rtgbt from tbe country, . plenty of them. Heinz'* *we*t mixed pickles, very tasty, 15 cent- per half- pound, adv., tf To tOe Ch*oBc*rt of ocean City. KB Chauffeur*, be cartful how yon drive ' along Ocean avenue, as we have a very good lady that will turn you to to your boss or madam. Let ut hope thai she is well paid Cor her trouble. This applies mostly to tbe colored chauffeur* who here very guod johe. Truly your*, O. C. 6. CJl adv.. It. Psoiirj for ease. L. R. Turner, 229 Bfcmpeoo avenue 1 Phone 169-M. adv^ It. Bare and speedy sea-going power ' boat* leave Wltikamp'e pker, Corson's > Inlet, daily for Csbing bank* — btee ti*b. weak fi*h, croakers, floundssw, on boss, black fish, eels, cod in season. Kx pert guides aod accommodation* for wild water fowl and shore bird hunting: point shooting, blinds and sneak boxes— ducks, geese, brant, • snipe, raU. plover, mud-hens. Special appointment* made for channel bass, striped bos* ana king fishing party trips. Apply Captain "Channel Bos*" Cobb, Corson's Inlet— Post office, Blrathmete, N. J., phone, S4-R4, Sea Isle City. adv.. 7«gi, tf. For Bout— The very desirable cor uer of Tenth street and Central aveI nue, 90x100 feet Inquire of Andrew Brown, 1618 Columbia avenue. Phita- ' delphla. Pa. adv., tf. , For Balk. — Lot 100 feet square. One ■ of the moat deeirou* In the Garden*' Tract. Id flue condition. Can be pu*^ chased ou easy terms. Address S, BetTINEL office. edr„ 7-94, ft. For Balx. — Twenty -t w o room sjmrttncct house, furnished, and all > vented for the season; opan for inspection. Owner, 48G Asbury are. adv.7-ft.ft. : For Rk>t — Wheel chair. Apply ' Thirteenth and Asbury avs. ode.. It. For Baux.— Cheap. Piano. Call 6S0 Asbury avenue, adv., 7-31, ft.

Cbrtstian Science Services Sunday Mornings. 10.30 o'clock. Sunday School, 9.45 o'clock Casino Club Rooms I Aoertrn Cerraec jp^a^walk Subject of the L**$on Scttnon for Augitst to wilt be " SPIRIT " AU are Cordially Welcomed to Attend these Services I ; i I Lutheran Services Sunday Evenings 7,45 o'clock ; in BAPTIST CHURCH • ; K)th St- nnd Wesley A\w. >| . Visiting Clergymen and Solists \ YOU ARE INVITED TO WORSHIP WITH US r mm s*pps— ■! ■■ '■■'!■■■ . ■ . HI . !■ I ill nil ^ -■■■-„■ ■ , Th e Baptist, Gorner| i . Jj j The Rev, M. M Lewis at the Chapel , Tenth atiwt and j , j Wetley axwnne, ta.30 Snttvlay. Dr. 1. W. Hainer. of NorristowR, at the Pfcrk Theater 9bq« I day morning. Fine musk on Grand Organ, k A Hippodrome Meeting of exceptional inteneat Sunday t mi- I tng. A spirited address straight from the shonldee, by De, ] Natner. „ Remember — C. P and H — the Rig Three. <CS*f*L fert Hi**i»fai.1 iT. »"■ I'wmu'i < .,—i I.I »i, . ' -v.- • .• - '/• ■ ■■ .'-'-'i ■ ..... ... . I . TB&i -.s-