OCEAN CITY SENTINEL

VOL. XXXIX.

OCEAN CITY, N. J., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1919.

NO. 23

Ocean City Sentinel j W«W| «t OCCAM OlTY. N. -J, — B*— 8, CURTIS ROBINSON' Sditor sod PtopriMM *3-<x> Par Y«w, Strictly in Advanca. ab»usal dh. w. p. haines cor. ninth and wesley ave occam city. h. j. ill fcu-ltft. in. i. • h KICK HOU Hti: J i to J p. at. (Hon p. tn. £*i| Ffc 0O*.£tt t»j«uuuuc» Msmit «txt cv- UiyoMi*eUai HwvOwa Movciuv&l# Dr. Florence B. Haines Hoar* bj» AppolatuHiat IK- KAN city, N. J. Hoar#— *-10a. m. . p. w Alleo Corsoa, M. D. «t4 W«»l«y Avemia Ocaan City New Jersey UB-A. J^KRSCHEL PETTIT, M. D.J sot wesley ave. OCCAN CITY, NEW JERSEY uflci Hoar*: VtoHk. m, 7 to 9 p. to. .vMO* IXftO* How-* PijuodSn UsUI *«. ai, ham. Hp. tu. " j ukin h. WurncAR, ml d. EIGHTH AMD CCrtTRAL AVE. Occan City. N. j. d*> Wilson Y. Christian *.»X>enti«t So 9 Central Avenue 9vkai ci TV. a. j. Hell Pbooe, tS± auphflmtw'w Ocean City Calls Given Immediate Attention dr. david m. SAXE veterinary surgeon Log# II 9pe«lalijr m north virginia avenuk atcahtic city. w. j. F«iis«rlj C)u«f VrU?ieaiiari 17. 9. Eaprcia Co. } offlca Hoots, Ocean CSV Tvodar Wada.aAay.iJ ****»• ^ Frtdajr. natomay , V I Ai» P DR. CHAS. H. VAIL Osteopathic PhyateUa <«%ma CT* uHlu* f*hllsdelphb* ufllre oAKlctithrlc I-U& Iftral fc£aia«r »«<1* P boor.Aj J I' boa#. W-tlwak ^ TjfljTM- A. COBB 519 Eighth Stacct ocean city new jemcy M-wmar-. H-ewtub llovemea*'. iT-ticrt • »> rc&vtlc#, «>>rr» tiro K *era)*e*. Hydro-iberapy, xpnrial t'MtseiU lor sukmxrt). Ihrer, :uaha|«,euuek, cat bom. aMftip »*«•» and j • -mlMTtb. Honrs phcj.yia 29>*bt Pbi.se CalL&t-W Hughes' Central Pharmacy fib and Wetlay Av«- Ocean City, N.J 1 PtomJMfrW - Pbece joar or dm W# d#l ear free j IIIUIHMf'U*. Morgan "HAND, ATTORNEY and CO U NSELLOR-AT- LAW , cafl sat ewrf ufl'll, li (Cry*— rsMMe MIMtagi) sr. HOLT A TO an. AAbARW C- H»WKLL LAW OFFIGES Apgar & Boa well, Mamm* \* c'WAttrKST BOOMI HUJLOf HO. ambit RT AVKITl/B aati KIHHTH MTHKET OCKAM l-'iTY, N, A, LAW OFFICES Godfrey & Read HOOttti X» and H7 HsrtleK 09lldlt>f . 7t l ATLANTIC CITVr N. J. CHOOSE WISELY Talc* tio chances as to the proper tmtutgemcnt of yuttf estate. You cboov? wisely by appointing the Oceflfl City Title *ttd Trust Co. as your Bxecutor or Trustee. C o ti a n 1 1 us say time you wish. Ocean City Title and Trust Company OCEAN CITY, N, J. Advertise la the SENTINBt

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STRAND THEATRE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SEPTEHBER 5 and 6 What do you think of this? Two lots on Wesley avenue facing the ocean between First and Second streets, measuring loo feet on Wesley avenue and 120 feet deep. ' Will make three fine lotseacb 33^x120. Price for entire piece only $77.5- 's an °^-r I cannot be duplicated. MASSEY & EDWARDS Eighth Ji»d Centrif Ave. «**««• MOV,Bt Auto Troneportatlon Go. InfiorpofitUd 8TOR^C»rr~ HSeblM Ot.TBICUTOBB ft.17 ionlb Hirflflt n^ii phoh#, 20% » Camden, N. J. K*y»lon# ' Tf» — Advertise in the SENTINEL ' M MA . .\Si: ,

"BOOSTER" BANQUET MAY BE HELD IN PHILADELPHIA

Not Feasible to Have It Here Now— Geu. Wood Hay be Honored Guest. William e. m annoy, at the gdmIIur of the Board of Trade, ntaied that it did not appear feasible to bold the board's boonter banquet tbla week, an ban been originally nuggented. Tentative plana had been made to have General Leonard Wood at the altalr. It vran found, however, that the yacht club could not handle more than 1 50 people at a banquet, and the largest hotel here cloned thin week. I It wan the thought to have the ban quet an a get together atlalr for the cottager*, but mauy of tbe leading nummer men are atleudeng the Kulghtn Templar Conclave in Philadelphia thin week aud could not have been at tbe banquet here. Air. Manney nuggee'ed that It may be poiuilble lo have the banquet In Phlla- 1 delphla a few weekn from now. HELD FOR COURT Cwpe May Resident Accaned of Bcnliag a Woman. There wan an exciting row on Went %venue Sunday evening, and, aa rehuu, Joseph Zockerelto, of 529 Bank I «t reel. Cape May, wan arremfrd. He waa given a bearing before Police Justice Ware, charged with aaaault and battery on Hannah May Hofl-I man, who Uvea lu the name bouee In Cape May. After bearftig tbe testimony, Juatlce Ware committed the rellow to the couuty Jail In default of $500 ball. The woman came to a chastening in ibis city, It was testified. Zockeretlo followed her and demanded that nhe return at once to Cape May. She refused, and, It was testified, he began to beat her. Her cries brought help and ber assailant was arrested. ■■ Prepare* for Winter Work. Miss Jennie M. Pollock, tbe Baptist child worker, has returned from a two weekn* vacation at ber home near Pltttnburgh. where she witnessed the wedding of ber brother. Bbe Is preparing for ber winter work In connection with the Bunday school and -the organizing of a junior aud senior en deavor society among the yonug people. WttiarO Bible Cinnn. Members of the Frances Willard Bible Clans or the First M. K. Church .Sunday School are urged to be present al the sesnlou uext Bunday. They I have been, many of them, couspLnoun by their absence. It Is said, during the summer because or pressing home duties, but a good -n I zed attendance In looked for next Bunday.

SIX FRATERNITY I YOUTHS FINED Stole Caady and Chewing ' Gam from 8tore— Depreda- L tlons Mast Stop, Police 8&y Albert March, Jerry Johnston, Richard H. Rogers, Edward Yocuui.l William C. Blood and Luther Beamai* fraternity boys from Philadelphia, with summer headquarters here, | were each fined |20 by Police Justice Ware, a few days ago, charged with petty larceny. They paid the fine. j The arrest* were made by Policemen William Beamao, Johnson and r Nlckereoo. It was testified that the youths round a light of glase broken In a window of the store of Fred. Brans, on tbe Boardwalk, near Tenth street. They pulled tbe bolt oo tbe door aud I stole a quantity of candjr, chewing I gam, etc- j Chief of Police Bcull says that there haa been altogether ton mnoh of thin sort of thing by school boys here thin summer, and for tbe good oameofl the reeort It will not be lolereted. It I must be broken up. Ware's Aped nit Ice. I Freeh roasted, hot peanuts, 24 cents per pound. Finest quality fresh batter, ?fi cente per pound. Mason frutt Jars, quarts and ptnts. Elegant flavorvd coffee ooty 50 cents per pound; good as tbe best, New crop New Orleans molasses, 80 cents per quart. Large assortment choice apples, or- ! angee, bananas and all kind of frolt always on hand. Fresh eggs right from the country, plemy of them. Heine's sweet mixed pickles, very tasty, IB cents peT half- pound, adv., If To One end All— Do not forget the , old reliable Bay Villa Laundry, which 1 was established In 1916. Try It once--complete your laundry while you welt. Gall, writ# or phone, 109 W, 217 Bay avenue, Ocean City. Frances Freeman, Prop, adv., 6-8. 8moe. For Hale —One ot all of the five eery desirable lots on Asbury avenue, eonth of Thirteenth street, test sHIe; price reasonable; terms to suit, In4 quire K A, flmlth, 801 Less avenue, Coll logs wood, N. J. ede,, fi 22, tf. Fob Balk —Oliver No. 9 Ty pewritei . slightly ueed, KlMe type. H/jrwrriage, ♦46 00. n ft, Button, 40! Wish j eve, adv., 8 5», », Fob Haul— Clwlee property la treeen i?lty. Apply «7 Ninth street. edv,, tf.

BOY CASTERS PLEASE FRIENDS Remarkable Throwing by Some of the Youth9—Two Get Watches. There was unusuel tntere«t in the boy's surf-casting tournament ou Haturdey under the auapices of tbe Ocean I Ctty KUhlng Club, with B. P. Bowman aa chairman, and mine of the boyadld remarkable work. ' The special trophies— -the A. J. Melaaelkacb $50 watcn aud the MelH*elbach ♦25 watch— were won respectively by Churchill ^ungerford, Jr., with an I average cast of 312 feet, and Charlee Vollum, with an average cart of 80») feet. The scoreH of the others In Class A follows: I David Huogerrord, 285 feet 5 Inches; William Brush, 282 feet i Inches; Albert McKlnley, 272 feet; Henry Gray, 252 feet 8 Inches. Class B— Howard Fennel!, 239 feet; Walter Blbson, 223 feel 2 Inches; Harry Bauer, 221 feel 5 inches; Merrtlt Wlllete, 178 feet 10 Inches; Clarence Bummers, 122 feel 8 Inches. Class C — Ralph bowman, 122 feet 8 Inches; John Owen, 122 feet 2 Inches; Graham Bauerle, 107 feet 8 inches; Carl Bauer, 101 feet 9 inches; William | Gray, 09 feel 1 1 Inches. Event No 3 — longest of three caste —Charles Vollum, 330 feet 10 Inches; David Hungerford, 299 feet 8 luches; I Albert McKlnley, 289 feel ti Inches; William Brush, 289 feet; Henry Gray, 1 278 feet 10 Inches. Claaa B— Harry Bauer, 254 feet 0 I Inches; Willard Bowman, 242 feet 8 I inches; Walter Blbaou, Jr., 232 feet 8 Inches; James Murphy, 217 feet 3 Inches; George Bauer, Jr , 205 feet 5 ( Inches. J Clave C — Dunwoody Zook, 178 feet |7 Inches; John McClatchy, 170 feet 3 Inches; Merrltt Wlllets, 175 feet; Haydou Hungerford, 172 feet 4 luches; John Owen, 170 feel 3 Inches. Event Nn. 4, average of 3 casts et a Luke 100 feet away— Willard Bow- | man, 5 feel; Harold Peunell, 6 feet 4 ( Inches; Clarence Bummers, 6 feet 8 inches; Harry Bauer, 5 feet 9 Inches; I Albert McKtnley, 5 feel 11 inches. I Trophies were prevented to the win i cere at Ihe club house In the evening. Took n Trophy. i Miss Edam Whittlngton, of Bea Isle City, a student of the, Ocean City High Bcbool, won a trophy In the masquerade parade at Bea Isle City, a few days ago. Hhe was dressed as a liberty bell.

DR. HAWK KEEPS CHAMPIONSHIP South Tersey Tennis Tournament Most Successful Ever Held Here. The best of the Bouth Jersey Championship teuuis touruameuls ever held ou the courts of the Ocean City Yacht Club ended late Baturday evening. All of the mutches lu Ihe afternoons throughout the week, beginning with the previous Baturday, drew large crowds of enthusiasts, who watched the games with tuterest aud were quick to applaud the good plays. Thomas M. tfcolt, chairman of "the yacht club's tournament committee, worked bard to make the tournament a success, aud the results amply rewarded his edorts. A feature of the tournament were the two or three dauces given at the club house, aud which were fully euJoyed by the young people. People who do not understand the game do not nppreciate the skill and endurance required of the players. It Is a real game and oue that Is truly enjoyed by its followers. The entries lu the touruameut this year were of a higher class lhau heretofore, aud the contestants came from many aecUous of the East. The players Included Dornhelm and Morgau, both protegee of Tlldeu aud young men of much promise. Iuterest lu the closing matches Baturday afternoon centered In the men's finals for the championship, In which !)r P. B. Hawk, of Jefferson College stall', defended his title sgalust Arthur L. Ueed, of Belfield. Tbe heavy courte, due to the rain, were favorable to Mr. Reed's choppy style, but this availed him little against Dr. Hawk, who won, 9 7, 0 1. 6-2. Dr. Hawk was presented with the sterling silver cup donated by Commodore William E. Hexsmer, of the yacht club. Reed made a good fight In the first set aud the others were belter tbau tbe score Indicates. Bew and Myers won the championship In men's doubles by beating Johnsou aud Dornhelm 6 8, 7 6, 6 7, 84 In tbe lady's singles. Mrs. Jaue Dunbar Blrebig won, defeating Mrs. ltobert Hvrold 4-6. 8 8, 8 0. In the mixed doubles, Miss Bewell and E C Cassard won by defeating Mrs. Culin aud Richard Myers. Mrs. J, D. Blrebig and Mrs. William C. Tuttle on Baturday defeated Mrs. Robert Herold and Mrs, Tbeo. J. Grayeon 6-3. 8 0. Handsome trophies were awarded the winners In the various events. Died mt Summer Home. Mrs. Hannah Ogden Mc Knight, wife of Richard Work McKntght, of Philadelphia, died at her summer home, 844 Second street, this city, on Baturday. Funeral service* were held here yesterday morning aud the Intermeut was at Woodland Cemetery, Philadelphia. *• i

RECORD CROWDS HERE DURING HOLIDAY PERIOD

SCHOOLS REOPEN SEPTEMBER 11 , 1 Authorities Urge Parents to ] Obey the 8trlct Laws of ] This State. . | Tbe Ocean City public school* will , open for tbe ensuing term at 9 a. m. , Thursday, September 11, The school authorities urge upon parents the lm- , portanoe— not to say tbe necessity— of having tbelr children preseut for en- , rollmeut on tbe day of opening and of ' I regular attendance thereafter. Quite a number of visiting families I have heretofore been remaining In tbe di^ for a few weeks after the opening of the school. Tbe attention of all such le called to the New Jersey school laws, which require children to at[tend tbe local schools during their I stay In ibis city. j Safe and speedy sea going power boats lesve Wtukamp's pier, Corson's Unlet, dally for fishing batiks— blue fish, weak fish, croakers, flounders, sea bass, black fish, eels, ood in »eaI sou . Expert gurdes and accommodaI tlons for wild water fowl and shore I bint hunting; point shooting, blinds land sneak boxes— ducks, geese, brant. I snipe, rail, plover, mud-bens, Hpeclal I appointments mads for channel base, I striped bass and klog fishing party trips. Apply Captain **1:11811061 Hats" Cobb, Corson's Inlet— Port office, Btrathmsre, N. J , phone, 34 R4, Bea Isle City. adv., 7 81, if. 'I Are you looking for a cottage sua In f I the Garden*, prices t6o0 to IflOOora bouse with bey front, In center of I town? For terms apply tn Abel D. ; rtcull,0I7 Central avenue, or phone ! 490. adv.. 8-1. tf I Fur Bai.w.— The very desirable cor , Inor of Tenth street and t.'entrsl ave. I not, 90x100 feet Inquire of Andrew I Brown, IhIH Columbia avemte, Philadelphia, Pa. e«lv., if. „ I For Balk. — Office desk and chair also medium tired safe, all In good >• condition. Apply HtWTiNgh Ontoe, i. 744 Asbury ave., Ocean City, N. J. ,, adv., If. for R*mt — Five-room apartment fr and bath from Heplember 16th fot wini ter; hoi water heat. Apply Baron. 412 tt Eleventh rtrrrt. adv., 8 21, 4t. Will rant furnished apartment for n winter. 1080 Wertey, Apply Vauce Kaljr, ItJn Pettna, ave., Hteubenvllle Obfc, adv., 8 14, 4t.

Many Cottagers Will Remain in This City for Some Weeks Come, The record crowd of all times was herefrom Friday evenlug until late afternoon. The Boardwalk was filled with the throngs of visitors on Saturday and Bunday evenings. Never were there eo mauy people on tbe beach as on Baturday and Bunday. The guards were kept busy and several rescues were made, but nothing

of consequence occurred. - The hotels, boarding houses and restaurants did a land-office business. Labor Day virtually closed Ocean City'a must successful summer season. are, however, still a number of I vlhitors In this resort, and, should the weather keep good, many will remain I here for some weeks to etijoy two of I the best months of life at the seastiorl. I There te another reason, too, for soroel staying as long aa they can— they have lost their homes lu Philadelphia and Its subnrbs. Reel estate men say I. that they have quite a few Inquiries « for heated cottages and apartments In Ocean City for the fall and whiter, Annonntcmeiit. By reason of the vacancy occurring by the death of Mark Lake, I dartre to rnnminc* thai I will he a candidate at lie Primary Election to be held Kept. 2Jtd, 1910, for nomination for Member of tbe General Assembly of New Jer- ! iey. Recsu e of Hie unlooked for situation csuse-l by the death or our late Assemblyman, f solicit th- earnest support and cooperation of Republicans at the ensuing elecllnn. ANDREW U. BOHWELL. l PaM for by Andrew U. r — " — Laiii r3 - We have desirable vecen- > clev for ladles experienced In operating sewing machine* «r those who desire to learn shirt making. We pay while learning and tn short time high ' wages can be earned, with steady work i throughout the year. Our workrooms i are light, sanitary aud airy; reatau- i rant with good food at low prices. | r t*all or write for particular! regarding! 1 board, etc. Kmsry rthirt Co . 148 No. I , Thirteenth Htrset Philadelphia. Pa. adv., 9 4. 8». WAlfPRO.— Competent while girl, t general work, balance of season, |. Ocean City; permanent position In 2 city latsr. Apply 1024 Wesley avenue. adv., It, r Wanted to buy cheap, for cash, cota tags csntratly Iwsteo, from owner, i, Add rasa It, M. B„ 8*NTIM*l. nffica, adv., iiT

ASKS READING TO CONTINUE EXPRESS TRAIN SERVICE

GIYEN TROPHIES FOR LARGE FISH ■ ( Good Record Made in August \ by Ocean City Fishing Club Members. 1 Those winning trophies al the Ocean j UUy Fishing Club for catching the t largest fish during the mouth of Au- , gust are: i Black drum— 37 |>oufids, John W. i Btratton. Weak fish— F. B WiUlmait, 5 pound" j U ounce*; Donald Bpeese, 6 pound# 10 | ounce#; K. W. Blokes, 6 pounds. « Klngllsb— R. H. Holiues. 28 ounces; c Louts B. Fulmer,25 ounces; Ed. Klelu. * 20 ounce*. t Croakers— Capt. C. Ntckersou, 3 i pounds Pj ounce*: Arthur Jones, 3 < pouuds 6 ounce#; Capt. Rlcksrdx, 3 » pounds 6 ounces. c Flounders— A. E Bharp, 5 pouuds 5 < ounces; John W. Newton, 5 pounds 2 r ounces; Dr. Frick, 2 pounds 15 ounces Tbe trophies were of a kind tbal t make a strong appeal to fishermen, < and ran from cigars aud reels to maga- j ziues. [ Those making catches of tbe small- ( est fish ou both of the piers of the club ( were: W. Holloway Hlreeler, klugllsb, U ounces. Henry Gildemeyer, croaker, 2 ^ ounces. Leslie (?ampbell, weakfish, 5 ounce# Tbeo. C. Knight, blueflsh, 2 ounces. ^ ' • ' i FAMILY REUNION i.nke Clan Will Qslber lu This City ueiucmbrr xz. The sixteenth annual reunion of the South Jersey Lake Historical Association will be held on the camp grouuds of the Ocean City Association, between Fifth and Blxtb streets and West and Wesley avenue*. Ocean City, Thursday, September 11. During tbe first hour, from 10 a. m., there will be a reception and family greetings; at 11, roll call and reports; I at 12. basket lunch; al 2 p. m., historical reminiscences, short addresses, etc. The Rev. Jame* E. Lake Is pjertdent of the organization, with Win. Lake secretary. (Bridie** Psrty. Mrs. Walter D Bousall aud her sister. Mrs. Alex. Colyllle. Jr, gave a delightful b.idge party at the summer home of Mrs. Hoosal! in this city Tuesday afternoon. It was followed by a bullet lunch. "LADIES1 NIGHT" Wtvea or xietubera of Anglera* J Club H*d uoodTiwe. The storm of Wednesday evening of last week Interfered considerably with tbe attendance at the second "Ladles' L Night" of tbe season at the Anglers' Club pier on tbeocoan front near Park place. However, tbere were about 100 present, and they bad a pleasant time. Miss Heleu Uuderdowo gave a num- " ber of pretty and Intricate dances, and & Miss Raymond entertaioed with her : I violin. A ledgenieraatn artist dld.< H many puzzling tricks. The orchestra from the yacht club ' provided musio for tbe dances. 3 I ■ ♦ mTry an advertisement In tbe Brnti•I nkl r!

Trade Board Wants Fast Train Up in Morning and Down in Afternoon. K. W. Edwards, at the meeting of Board of Trade Tuesday evening, «poke of complaint* from cottagers regarding the action of the Reading Railroad Company In taking off the •5 30 afternoon train from Philadelphia to Ocean City. Mr. Edwards said thai this trsln has been running full aud be wanted know whether the compauy could npt be persuaded to keep the train on until It was practically demonstrated thai it did not pay. W. E. MftNoey, of the board's transportation committee, staled that he had seen Mr. Wcek'a acsibtaut that afternoon, Mr. Weeks not being lo bis ofilce, and was told that the company compelled to drop this train at this time, because of the necessity of taking care of tucreaaed traffic to Clementou aud other place« In that section of the State, these people deciding to use the railroad cars instead of trolleys because of tbe increased rate of fare on the trolley*. It was decided by tbe board to send a letter to tbe regional director requesting that the early morning express from Ocean City to Philadelphia aud the 4.40 afternoon express to City be continued as long as possible. GET THE SENTINEL OwucraCan Tbaa Keep In Touch Witts ClljrThose who are not subscribers to tbe 8BNm<Bl<JB)d are Interested In Oceau City, as properly owners or summer residents, should not fall, before returning home, to order the paper sent to them at tbelr winter residences. With the Bkntinki. reaching them every week, they will thus know all the worth-while news of Ocean City, Including the official actions of the city authorities. Vocalist# Kctarns Home* Miss Mary Merklea, a talented soprano, who has been heard tbta summer at the Oceau City Yacht Club, has returned to Philadelphia. Miss Merklee Is the soprano soloist at the First Baptist Church, Philadelphia. Bhe sang In the First M. E. Church here a few seasous ago. R. Curtis Robinson, 744 and 746 Asbury avenue, Ocean City, N. J., ha* been appointed a Commissioner of Deed* for Pennsylvania, with full authority to take acknowledgment and proof of any deed, mortgage or other conveyance of auy lands, tenements or hereditaments lying or being In aatd Btate, or any other writing under seal, to be used or recorded In Pennsylvania, and to administer an oath or affir# mat Ion. adv., tf. Lost. — Diamond ring, between Eighth aud Wesley and Boardwalk and along Boardwalk to Tenth street. Reward if returned to 811 Wesley, basement. adv., U. Lost.— Plaid silk belt, with long pockets; either lu Btrand Theatre or ou Boardwalk Friday ulght. Return to 1259 Asbury- avenue. adv.. It. Fou Bale.— Bpllt bamboo aurf catting rod, agate guide*. Used only few times. Cost |2(). Take R10. 843 Park place. adv., It, For Bale.— Baby coach, two go- . carts and baby's pen, cheap. 846 Park I place. Telephone 802 W. adv., It. .^'Loht.— Pair bifocal glaeees on Bnard- .« i walk Reward If returned to 1286 Asbury avenue. adv., 1L * For Balk Cuba p.— Piano, Call at 650 Asbury avenue. adv.. It. For Balk —Four oota. |5. 818 Ceuirat ave. adv.. It.

Christian Science Services Sunday Mornings, 10.30 o'clock. Sunday School, 9.45 o'clock Casino Club "Rooms ♦ fi&oorlsn Cctxacd anb jBoar&walh Subject of the I.csson Sermon for September 7 will be M MAN " All are Cordially Welcomed to Attend tbese Services St. John's Ew Xnthcran Church nnv. JOHN T. OILLIHON, Pastor tots Gontrrtl ftvonuo THE WINTER SCHEDULE WILL RE ANNOUNCED LATER FOR SERVICES TO RECONDUCTED EVERY SUNDAY REG INNING OCTOBER 5th. :: :: :: I „ . , — 1 ■ ..iii. T he Raptist Gorner The Baptist Summer Program has I | closed, But they continue to do business at the corner of Tenth and Wesley avenue. Morning and evening" services, Pastor presiding. Bible school for all classes, at 2,30. Our business is to do I you good, so come around. : I I .111 . . 1