OCEAN CITY SENTINEL

VOL. XXXIX.

OCEAN CITY, N. J., THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, I«l».

NO. 20

Ocean City Sentinel PublUhttl Wcatiy at OOKAN CITY, IM. J. -BrR. CURTIS ROBINSON Editor and Proprietor li.oo Per Year, Strictly in Advance. inOUBVMI-lA V* . MORGAN"hand, ATTORNEY and COU NSELLOR-AT-LAW, BoitoUor, Master aod Kxauitoor Id Chancery, pram* Court Commluloacr. Notary Public. (JJLfl MAY COUHT llOl SC, 91. J. (Opposite Publlo BulldtPf). ; W. Holt Aroaa. AKUksw c. Boaw*J»i. JLjAW offices Apgar & Boswell, M xMTKKh l M C1TAH0SHY. BOUKHK BUILDING, AHBUHY AVENUE and EIGHTH HTRKKT OCEAN CITY. N.J. LAW OFFICES Godfrey & Read Kooxus 516, #18 and #17 BartloU Bulldlua- « : ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. WM, H. Collisson, |R. i A*ao. U. Am. Boo. C. E. ■ Civil Engineer and Surveyor City Engineer, Ocean Clty,N. J, ATLANTIC ICE COMPANY dcalkr_in p0CQn0 Mountain Ice Tanth and Waat Avanua OCEAN CITY N J. Proud of Our Boy Scouts Yes, we arc 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 Bauk. Accounts. * qf lotrrwt Paid c» Time 3 Aecounti. Ocean City Title and Trust Company OCEAN CITY, N. J.

STRAP s PBBI na™ Bel. 81D and 9in Sis. Paik Pi. and Boaidwaik — ilritttrammr Week of August 18 to 23 Matinee Dally at 3.15 P. M. Evenings at 7.15 and 9 o'clock Change of Pictures Dally

MOftl TOM MIX in Mil "THE COMING OF JTlUll. t THE LAW" Capital Comedy Hc&ritNcwi T||[fl ALICE BRADY 1 1 r,\ in "HIS BRIDAL IULU., NIGHT" Star Comedy Pathe News llirn P*£gy Hyland IM ' I in "CHEATING HER* IILLf,, SELF" Lko Comedy Kinogram News Tlllintf Marsh .in H HA "HIDDEN FIRES'" IIIUIIU., Nestor Comedy Mutt and Jeff Cartoon Current Events mi Rothaphel Unit ProiHl 8ram- Something new I 111., and original. A commm p,cle pcrfonuance from UN i ovt'rlurc lo ^,,a^ cur* ft I I tain, produced under I II 11/ jile direction of Satnl. nnT Rothaphel former mgr. \|l| Rialto and Rivoli Theatres, N. Y. City.

link] Norma Talmadge IhUII la 4'THFaTY" 1 IDDEN Lloyd Comedy Prizmx Pathe News Him George Walsh in ! 'A "HELP, HELP, IULU., police" Capital Comedy Ki nog ram News llfrn WALLACE REID W 'II in "YOURE FIRED" 1 1 Ll/ , . Fatty A/buckle in "Camping Out" International News Till inO Marguerite Clark InUKO., "GIRLS" Sunshine Comedy Pathe News RMary J. Holmes' , , widely read novel (j) "TEMPEST and n V ' SUNSHINE" Oil ,, All-star Cast Comedy Scree* 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^x120. Price for entire piece only S775. It is an offer that cannot be duplicated. MASSEY & EDWARDS Eighth and Central Ave.

PARK THEATRE! I Boardwalj^Bt Park Place 1 I World's Greatest Blind Organist I I AUG. 18 TO SEPT. 7 1 II jjgfe * || I Prof. C. W. Wallace, The wonder of the | j| world's celebrated Movie World for his || I Blind Organist and marvelous interpie- .g I Composer, who will ^M otion f II wonderful possibili- playing in the Key- j| j| ties of the Mollcr stone State s largest 1| is ofadx* "™ — " w i Professor Wallace is a pianist, a composer and a past master'on | I the pipe organ, and music lovers will have an opportunity of ! fa hearing a blind musician of more than ordinary talent, li I strong professional forte lies in demonstrating large pipe organs, | w being a natural born musician, an interpreter of the great masters uj I and with the possibilities and mechanical attachments connected g a with the pipe organ the audiences are assured a rare treat of | j® music by this master organist. | Organ Recitals at Each Performance Changed Dally, Along with the World's Most Popular Screen Stars This Is Prof. Wallace's First Appearance In Ocean City Advertise In the Sentinel

TAXPAYERS' COMMITTEE TO HELP MUSIC PLANS

Will do all They Can to Make Concerts Successful Remainder of Season. The meeting of taxpayers In the Auditorium Monday evening lo try to holve the music conditions In thin city wuh more or Jena a repetition of the in una meeting held lo the First M. E. Church Friday eveulng In bo far aa the line of argument la concerned. Without golug into the merita of the queMilon, It la apparent that a large number of the cottagere want free coucerla aud they refuae to depart from tbi* stand, despite Mayor Champion'* statements to public gatherloga and the circulating of priuted cople* or these statements, which tell of the many demands made upou the city for the every-day legitimate expeuae* of the municipality. But at Monday night'* meeting there was a disposition shown by many of the taxpayer* to go along with and help the city In the present unfortunate stale of affairs. The majority of the fpeakern, and tbey Included some well kuowu co tagera, declared (bat the ouly thing to do, now that (he city baa a legal coutracl with Vessel I a for the music la Lo pay the mouey and ratae it by taxation. A large number of Lhoae who spoke expressed themaelve* a* unalterably In favor of free music Home grew a trifle bitter aud referred to theinaelvea as paying taxea without representation, but 8. B. Hwau told these people that they have their remedy, aud that they would be welcomed as voters. William H. Deiaroth called Monday night'* meeting to order, and prayer was oflered by the Hev. R. B. Bnyder, pastor of the Ftret Preebyterlan Church. Albert C. Oehrle, a Philadelphia ritanuracturer, who wa* chosen chairman, of the meeting, said at the beginning that he wa* In favor of free muatc, but be declared that be wa* going to do all he can to help the present situation. He eoggeeted that a eecretarj be named. William H; Coster wae aelected a* the secretary. Dr. Bryan, of Camden, W. H. Vanderbercheu, Dr. H. D. Mitchell, 8 B. Bwan, Thomas R. Fort, Powell G. Fithlan, R. L. Hanford and the Rev. - R.8. 8nyder|were among the apeaker* Practically all of the out-of-town men expressed their wllllognee* to help, aud Mayor Champion wanted to know, then, why they objected to paying ten cents to go to the concert*. In answer to a query. Mayor Champion *ald that Veeaella, In addition to $1&X) a week for hi* band, had a contract to receive 5 per cent, of the groe* receipts, A motion wa* Anally passed that a committee be appointed to consult with the meyor and City Commisalon* era and report back. The committee comprised the following: Albert C. Oebrle, Thomas R. Fort, W, H. Delsrolb, VV. H, Vanderberchen. W. H. Coster, Powell Fithlan, E. G. C. Bleakly, Harry C. Archer aud A. 1*. Hanford. Tbey met later with Mayor Champion and the next day Issued a statement to the effect that, In view of additional Information firom the mayor, they indorsed the preeent plane ana will do all they can to help make the concerts a success, also urging their friends to ettend | YACHT CLUB CHIEFS . ARE RENOHINATED

j; Rear Commodore Bttehn Canj. not IrOnger Serve, and Fite | is Selected. I The Ocean City Yacht Club on RatI urday evening nominated the followL log officers: t, Commodore, William R. Hexamer; | vice commodore, James W. Fernley; I) rear commodore. John E. File; »ecre5 tary, Harry K. Btanton; treasurer, W. I H. Beaver; board of governor* (two to I be elected), Alfred M. Gray and F. D. 1 Newberry. i Rear Commodore Louis Ruehu doe* t not expect to be here next year, *o he [, declined renoralnallon. John R. File, who has beeu named K for the office, i* a well known and pop- . j; ulaf member of the club. 1 The election will be held at the club j house Saturday evenlug, August ll > m . I Ware's *pect«iile«t ^ Fresh roasted, hot peanuts, 21 cents 0 I per pound. n | Finest ouallty fre*n butter, 75 cent* g per ponnd. | I Mason fruit Jars, quarts and pints. t] r Elegant flavored coffeC only 50 cent* g per pound; good as the best, 1 New crop New Orleans molasses, 80 I cent* per quart. [ Large assortment choice apple*, or- I J ariges, bananas and all kind of fruit fl f always on hand, J J Fresh rggs right from the country, < f plenty of them. I 11 etna's sweet mixed pickle*, very £ tasty, 15 cente per half-pound, adv., tf I J ^ ( 5 ' • Foil 8alk —One or all of the Ave I i very desirable Iota on Aabury avenue, I I south of Thirteenth street, east side; . ; price reasonable; terms to *ult. In- ] | quire R A- Smith. 501 Lee* avenue, 1 Col I Ing* wood, N. J. adv., 5 22. tf. ( Si Are you looking for a cottage site In 1 lj the Gardens, prtoea |500 to |8u0 or a i C house with bay front. In center or 1 \i townT For terms apply to Abel D, ! if Hcull, 617 Central avenue, or phone £ 490. adv., 84. tf For 8 alr — Lot 570 In Bectlon D. Jl east side of Aabury aveuoe, south of 9g Bixtesnth street, Ocean City, N.J. Jl Addre** J. G. Campbell, Allsnhnrtt, M N.J, adv., 6-12, lOt. Jv Foit Sai-k.— Offlca desk, and chair ji also milium sited safe, all In good » condition. Apply SlIHTtKlh office, Jl 744 Aabury a**., Ocean City, N. Jadv., tf. Will rent furnished apartment for LU winter. 1050 Waal ey. Apply Vance Jl Kaly, 1h2ii Penna. ave., Hunbsn villa, ffi Ohio. adv., 8 14, It. !!i Fow Rat.il— Upright ptano. In ffret H class condition. Apply l!Hg Ocean ave , Ocean City, N- J, adv., S-7, 21. = Fon HAtJt.— Ohmce propstty In Ocean t'lty. Apply 507 Ninih street. adv., tf.

"WALTON DAY" OBSERVED HERE Fishing Club Parades and Hears Addresses by Stewart and Armstrong. "Isaac NNalton Day," In celebration of the birthday auulverfary of the famous flehermau, wsa fittingly observed In tbla reaort Bsturday by the members of the Ocean City Fiahiug Club. This orgaulcalloo had a parade from the club house at Fourteenth »Keei lo the old bast ball park at Highlit street and Bay aveuue In the morning. The parade wan led by President W. W. Blbson and Frank H. Stewart, a former president, aud originator of the Idea of the celebration. The chief marshal was W. Ward Beam. In an auto aa part of the parade were Mayor Champion aud Walter Chandler, the latter the organizer of the club. The members of the casting teams alao wcrtriu automobile*. At the ball park, Chairmau Stewart made oue of hie tlnlahed speech en and he brought the wplrlt of Waliuu so close to bla hearera that In their mlud'a eye tbey could almoat see lzaak'a astral form floatlug through the air. Every oue was pleased with Mr. Blewart'a apt conception. Thomas F. Armstrong, of Phllsdelphla.madeoneof hlseloqueut speeches. WAS HIGH IN AIR Heorjr Bamberger Wa* in Plane for 1.ouk Time. In the current number of "Flying" Is the following concerning Henry F. Bamberger, eon of Leo Bamberger, a well known Philadelphia business man and a property owner In this city: On July 12 a special meeting of the club was called for tbe Speedway Air Field and resulted tu a large attendauce of members. One uf the tl ret to make a flight with Lieut. Houaer wae Heury F. Bamberger, formerly a director of tbe club, and lately returned from foreign service with the 103rd Regt., U. 8. Engineers. It wa* tbe opinion of all who took tbe aeroplane trips that Lieut. Houaer la a most expert pilot of wide experience. Mr. Bamberger was tu the air oue hour and twenty minutes at a height above 2000 feet. « » i Baptist nnkor. The vleltlng ladles of tbe Baptist Auxiliary are workiug hard for their bazar to be held on tbe Boardwalk August 22. If tbe preparations count for anything, this year's bazar will go over the top of all that have preceeded It. Dr. f oilman to Hpealc. The Rev. Dr. A. Pollman, pastor of Temple Church, West Philadelphia, will conduct the Lutberao Church services and preach next Sunday evening. The services are held In the First Baptlet Church.

YACHT CLUB'S NIGHT AT PIER Special Attractions at Hippodrome for Great Annual Affair Tomorrow Night. The big eveu: of the summer will be 1 the Ocean City Yacht Club's annual vaudeville and fea lure picture show at Hie lilpuodrome Pier Theater tomorrow evening. If you are looking for something "real," lake your family and friends to the pier that eveulng. The entertainment will consist of a special feature and high class vaudeville acts from Nlxon-Nl rdlinger's bookings. Mrs. Alfred M. Gray will lead Jn the ■ singing of some of the laLeal songs, | ' aud everyone will be sure of s good : time. Don't mis- ll. Tickets were mailed to all members, and additional tickets can be secured 1 from any one of the committee, consisting of Jobu E. Wick, John E. File, J. Harry Bowers, Wm. H. Welmer and Harry Ellis. aapilMl Services for Sunday. Services lu the chapel at Tenth , street aud Wesley aveuue, 10 30 a. ru , . with a sermon by the Rev. Dr. Horter, pastor or the Eleventh Baptist , Church. Philadelphia. rtervlcee at the Park Theater on tbe Boardwalk at 10.30. Sermon by the Rev. Msrple M. Lewis. Flue pipe organ music | and congregational singing. Bible , school at 2 30 lu tbe chapel Evening service lu the Hippodrome ou tbe Boardwalk at 7.45, with sermon by the Rev M. M. Lewis, pastor. Bolo- , 1st aud good aluglug. l.njoyablc litritiday Parly. Miss Mary M. Miller, of 1653 Asbury avenue, celebrated her eleventh birthday autilvereary a few evenlug* ago by eutertalnlng a number of her little rrieuds, who bad a most enjoyable ! time. Among tho-e present were Douglase DeFera, of Galveeton. Texar, Robert aud Gertrude Uayner, Dorothy Heyde, Roy Bmlib, Walter Keuali. Theodore Bmlib, Frauds Elliott and John Dally. Death came Huddcoly. Eugene Markley, a former resident of this city, m the employ of William H. Smith, tbe local tinsmith, for some i years, died suddenly at bis home In Ueruiautown Sunday night. He leaves a family, one of his daughter* being Mrs. William M. lianok, > of this city. Mr. Markley lived In Germantown many years before comtug to Ocean City. Broke One of Hie Tblsbs. While Walter Deemer, aged 9 years, of 4918 Central avenue, vai climbing a bulkhead In that section of the city, a few days ago, a large piece of concrete fell on him, bieaklng bla right ! thigh. Hta ankle wa* alao badly out. Dr. Pettlt sent the lad lo the Atlantic City Hospital. He !• a «on of Major Walter Dcemer, of Quakerlown, Pa. Will Take Vacation. Mies Jennie Pollock, the Baptist's trained child worker, leave* for her home In Pittsburgh today to spend a two week-' vacation. She will return September 1 and spend next montb In making flnal arrangements for the ) biggest wtoter's work the local church baa had.

VESSELLA AND HIS BAND GIVEN WARM RECEPTION

T|| WILL CITY HAVE BABY PARADE? , I I W. H. Deiaroth Makes Sag- 1 geetion Resort Should Re- j same Former Attraction. i Isn't Ooean City to have a baby pa- ; rade tbla mouth? Burely In tbla true summer home of tbe children there ahould ba atiofr , casloii of thla kind before tbe close of , tbe season. Bo thinks and eaye William H. , aud others who were active such affairs In other years before , the war. Who will start the affair?. There Ih still plenty of time, and much can be done lu this way In the next ten days, There are lots of babies here, aud there would be uo difficulty Id getting up a big parade. Aotamoblle tor Hair. Be ven- passenger family touring car, good condition, run only eleven thousand mtlea, bargain. City Garage, Seventh street and Haven avenue, Ocean City, N. J. adv.,8 7,2t. For Balk.— 5 of Vbe lowest priced Improved lots In Ocean City and the Gardens; size 30 feet front, 80 feet In depth, on Btatlon Road East, close to Road and streek ear Hue. Cement sidewalks and graaed. Thos. J. Bawyer, 47 Hennon 8t., Worcester, Maae, adv., 7-24, 4l, To One and All— Do not forget the old reliable Hay Villa Lanndry, which was established In Try ll oncecomplete your laundry while you wall. Call, write or phone, 144-W, Bay avenue, Ooean Oily. France# Freeman, Prop, adv., 6-8, 8m os, BooKKKRpgR-Btenographer wanted; give age, experience and salary expeeled. Permanent position If satisfactory Title Dept., Ocean City Title and Trust On, adv., 8*7, 2t. Fur Balk. —The very desirable cor nsr of Tenth street and Central avenue, 90x1 00 feet. Inquire of Andrew Hmwn, IftlR Columbia avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. adv., tf. Lost —Vest pocket kodak on or near beach or near Hvaside Hatha Return to U. H.CIaudy, Hotel Brighton, Reward. adw, It, Loot. ~~8tff net ring. R. M, engraved on mits Id a, Rather circle 1918 on In aide. Reward If returned to 708 Central ave. adv , It. W ahtkiv -Girl for housework, good wages. Apply W Aabury- ad>^lt. ^ ' "

Ovation for Noted X*eader When He Makes First Appearance in XhiB City. Veseella and hie band made their first eppeareucc lu tbla elty Hunday afternoon, when tbla celebrated leader and bla 84 muvlclans gave their opening concert lo tbe music pavilion. The luterlor of the building was tilled and a large uumber of people occupied the benches on tbe outside. When the concert began m the evening, the pavilion, which seats about 2000 people, was filled to capacity, with tnauy standing in every available place. The walks on each side of tbe

building were jammed. It was the greatest crowd ever seen at tbe pavlb Ion. It was also an enthualaallc crowd , and it thoroughly enjoyed the music. Veseella was given a tremendous ovation. Tbe couoerts on Sunday are free. There waa a fair attendance at tbe coucerts on Monday and Tuesday, much larger, however, than the orchestra drew to the pavilion. To Help Babies' Fond. A number of girls In the vicinity of Fourteenth street and Wesley avenue have worked all summer making and coleecilug articles for a fair to be beld from 2 to 6 o'clock at the home of Mre C. B. Calwell. Wednesday, August 20, for (he benefit of the Babies' Outing Fund In connection with Health Center No. 8, Philadelphia. Bartcsttsse Here. W. L. DuBols, of Camden, a wellknown summer resident here, has purchased the Collage of Frederick Brooks, 817 Wesley avenue, at an investment. Taken from premises of Keltb Hall, 916 Wesley ave,, Monday a, m. August 4, steamer trunk, and contents. Return goods to Chief of Police. Suitable reward. adv., 8-14, ft. Bafb and speedy sea going power . boats leave Wlukatnp'a pier, Corson's Inlet, dally for fishing banks- blue • flab, weak ft«b, croakers, Sounder*, sea bs»s, black fish, eels, eod in tea- , ton. Expert guide* and accommodations for wild water fowl and shore ; bird hunting; point shooting, blinds f and sneak boxee- ducks, geese, brent, * snipe, rail, plover. mod-hens, Bpectai appointments mad* for channel bass, r striped baa* and aiug fishing party - ! tnpa. Apply Captain -Vbaenel . i Has*" Cobb, Cnremra TnlH— Poat ofi lice, Btraihmvia, N. J., phone. 84 R4. t Bea let* City. adv., 7-81, tf Lost.— Keys oh heart-shaped key - ring Return to 19i Aabury ave and receive liberal reward. adv , U. di WAKTKH— A second-hand china chmsi. Phone, 488 W. *d?„ It, r

OCEAN CITY FISHING CLUB HOLDS PRETTY TROPHY CUP

CAME TO CITY IN A SEAPLANE James A. Cruikshank Thus Made Trip Over From Atlantic City. The remarkably line pictures shown j by James A. Crulksltanlc, of the j American Angler, at the eutertalumeot given by Ihe Ocean City Fishing Club lu tbe *««emiily hall of (he Ocean City Yacht Club Tburadsy evening were admired by the large attendance of the llahlug club members aud their wives. The moving picture* were not only i beautiful, but unique, and oue rarely has the opportunity of such a sight so | appealing to the followers of Waltoo Another feature of tbe entertainment was the Kinging of the triple quartet, secured for the occasion by Dr. Wayne T. Killlan, chairman of the entertainment committee. The slnglug wa« a real treat. Borne of tbe boya of tbe club were among the vocalist a. Mr. Cruikshank made the trip to Ooeati City from Atlantic City In a seaplane, accompanied by Mr. Ovlogton, of Atlantic City. OUT OF SERVICE or- Hogbci Was at Two Forts waa Oetrolt Hospital. Dr. J. William Hughes, of Atlantic City, and a member of the Blate medics! board of examiners, who recently was honorably discharged from tbe service, visited his father, William R. Hughe*, of Hughes' Pharmacy, a few days ago, accocupaufed by bis family. Dr. Hughes was in the service for some months. He was Uret at Fort Oglethorpe, whence he was rent to Fort Riley, In Arkaueae. From there be was transferred to the Government hoepltal at Detroit, where he was aia tloued before returuiug to Atlantic City. His wife and son spent a month lu Delicti with blm. MADE BIG HAUE 300 Sea Baa and rotates Landed at tbe Bauka. A party of visiting and local men. Including Chris Berger ana eon, or Philadelphia, audCapL Beuj. Henderson and Charle* Baron, of this city, were outside Ashing a few days ago and they had a moal successful trip. Tbey went eight or mot mile* out and landed S00 sea baas and porgtee. Tbey polled in two at a time. Some of tbe porgies were very large. Called Here from Texas. Captain Morri* Tlndale, U. 8. A., of Texas, has been In town for a few days, having been called here by tbe llloeM of a young son. Mom*. Jr. Capl. Ttodale'e family are at 1187 Central uue"DOLLAR DAY" To be Observed In Met bod tat Church Meat Bnatfav. Next SuDday Is "Dollar Day" In tbe Methodist Church. Everyone who attends Is asked to give a dollar or more. Last 8unday evening Alex. Lawrence, JrM In speaking of the "Dollar Day," said that eight hundred dollar* are needed for tbe maintenance of tbe summer program In tbe church, and he asked tbe people lo rend check* to either William 8. Mirey or the Rev. George W. Yard, the pastor, for substantial sums. Lost.— #10. Week's wages of a boy. between Bhrlver's and 6ih at. Reward offered. Return to Paul Apt*., 834 Blxtb street. adv.. It.

Local Caeters Easily Win from Aebtiry Park and Long Island Clubs. There was great Joy among the , members of the Ocean City Fhrhiog ? Club Beturdey afternoon, when tbe team representing this organization easily won tbe surf casting loumatneut and retained the handsome trophy— (he Ocean City Cup— for another year. There were two olher contestant*— the A»buiy Parle Fishing Club, which prior to lo»«t summer, bed held the cup for two years, and the Long lalaud Casting Club. Asbury Parle's representatives mode a gallant fight, but "break*" eariy la (be game put them out of the running. Tbe IjO ng Island boys, too, suffered from three break* of lines while tbe coolest was young, and tbey were, therefore, almost from the beginning, not formidable rivals. The Ocean Ctty team threw well carefully and consistently. Tbey took a commanding position from tire start and were never closely pressed. Tbey hadn't a break or a snarl of their line* throughout tbe couteat. At tbe end of tbe third round, Ocean City led Anbury Park, it* cloreet committor, by U feel. Aabury Park broke again, placing Ocean City more (ban 400 feet to tbe good. In the Ia*l rouud. Asbury Park made two bleaks. Long Island broke In tbe first round, which discouraged tbe men. Midland Beach, heretofore a close contender, wae not a participant lo ibis year's con test. Dr. Carletoo Blmon, of this team and former bolder of tbe world's record for long distance casting, wae a member of tbe Asbury Park team. Capl. Brooke Anderson's locals not ooly won tbe cop agaiu, but tbey made a new world's record for team work — 822 feet 9 lucheo. Tbey also made a world's record last year— 810 feet 2 12-25 Inches. Kay Hlday, tbe 16-year-oid member of the Ocean CUy team, made the longest individual cast— 891 feet I Inch. He received many congratulations. The next highest Individual cast was made by John Shaw, at Long Island, 880 feet. "Jack" Clayton, of Asbury Park, wae third, with 871 feet 9 inches. W.Ward Beam wa* announcer of event*, and George Borkhardt was official score keeper. Honors were divided In the blue ribbon events of tbe National Association of Surf Angling Clubs, under whose auspices Saturday's affair was held. Both of tbe blue ribbon event* were held uuder the pe"*st*<re elsesi flea lion system, on a basis of 100, 80 and 60 per cent. The iongeot cast of three, open field, was won by ChorcbUl Huogerford, Jr., of Ocean City, with a cast of 880 feet 6 inches. Thl* 16-year-old lad. In winning this event, defeated tbe be* casters to tbe country, Including John Shaw, tbe world's longdtatBnee/champlou, who wae badly off form, baring three breaks. Fred. Bergen, of the Long Island team, who Is considered by many a* tbe coming champion, was second, with 378 feet 4 inches, while Raymond Riday, another at tbe local boys wbo have startled tbe turf casting world by their remarkable performances, finished In third place In Clare A. with 874 Met 4 Inches. Tbe Asbury Park contingent cleaned up all three place* In Class A in (be event calling for tbe beat average of five casta, open field, Dr. Carlton Blmon, "Jack" Clayton aod How* (Continued on Heenait Pass.) Lost— On Bnnday evening, either at Pennsylvania Railroad station, or on 8th St., from station to Poet Office, lady** brown pocket -bouk, containing ring, some change aod other articles. Finder please return to 660 West ave., aod receive reward. adv., it. FOR Baue ITikap.— Piano, to good condition. Also two room apartment Tor rent, balance of August and September. Call 650 Asbury avenue. adv.. It, For Rknt.— Id Adams Apartment, for Bepl., two i four-room apartments with bath. Owner, 460 Asbury ave. adv., n.

■ " ■■■ 1 1 1 ■■ ■ ■■■ ■■ i .I. ' Christian Science Services Sunday Mornings 10.30 o'clock. Sunday School, 9.45 o'clock Casino Club !?oom* Acerlpn Zcx race anh j5catCw«ik Subject ol the Lesson Sermon for August 17 wfll be " SOUL M All arc Cordially Welcomed to Attend these Services L__ Lutheran Services Sunday Evenings 7.45 o'clock In BAPTIST CHURCH IOtH &U and Wesley Ave. Visiting Clergymen nnd Solists YOU ARE INVITED TO WORSHIP WITH US ■ I ' ' ' Th e Baptist. Gornerl UROM the west, south nnd north, they meet at Ocean City and then attend the Park and Hippodrome jl Baptist Sunday Service* and go away with an lj inspiration. There's a reason. Investigate for yourJ selt. Be one of the many. Park Theatre Service. 10.3a Pine pipe organ j 5 Hippodrome Service, 7-45- Inspiring •onRrosa- | tto.i n ' 11 11