OCEAN CITY SENTINEL

I VOL. XXXIX.

OCEAN CITY, N. J., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1919.

NO. 28

flKDIOAL. J)R. W. P. HAINES COR. NINTH AND WESLEY AVE ocean city. n. j. ih lu lUu. m. u* KICK HOURS: < I lu 8 u». ( 0 lu M |>, 111. klcll P1HXH.1W MrUUMl UyMU»»11i-h M&amiKr utid lr>uiu Italic* Swtxlun MuwtuviiU Dk. Florence B. Haines Hour* by ABpoliiUiieul UCRAN CITY, N. J. li uur>- >-10*. in... 1-S p. ax Allen Corson, M. D. 5i6 Wesley Avenue Ocean City NowJorsoy! „B*ll 4*. I ntr relate 1X-A. B JJKRSCHEL FETTIT, M. D. a07 wesley ave. " ocean city, new jersey ol&ce Hour*: » to 10 a. iu, 7 lu b i*. in. fbuoi Hour* Phoua 277 Colli » a. iu. 1-3 p. tu. o-S p. iu. John H. Wiuticar, M. D. Eighth and central ave, ocean City. n. j. JJr. Wilson Y. Christian nDentist14 809 Central Avenue oceah city, v. j. Bell Phone, 152. Ikll Phone *»i-w Ocean City Calls Given Immediate Attention DR. DAVID M. SAXE VETERINARY SURGEON Dora a Specialty J.J NORTH VIRGINIA AVENUE ^ ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. Formerly Chlel Veterinarian U. S. Eapiea* Co. Offlca Hoars, Osean City Tueaday Wednesday,! 9-11 a. ni . Friday , .Saturday, S IJQ-6JD p. m. DR. CHAS. H. VAIL Osteopathic Pbjslclan oermn i ii- Uffle© Philadelphia Offlre our. KiKbili Hu 1430 Heal Ratal* Truat Hid* I'lionr.^i'i- J I'bona. Walom 16t>S Booth Phonks hikui Phone Call, KLNV Hughes' Central Pharmacy Sth and Wealcy Av«- Ocean City, N.J Phoue 246- W Fhona your order* We deliver free ATTORNEYS- AT- 1. AW. Wotton. Harcourt £ Steelman LAW OFFICES aoo Nirth btacit No. a. 1 tcawtssre ave ociih Citt. N. l ' ATiaaTic City. N. J. Omcc Houm 10 A. *• * '• *• AfORGAN HAND, ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW, Solicitor. Kaat«r and Examiner Is Chancery, p rf^a OwToom ml*ak)D«-. Notary Public. DA FE MAY COVKT IIUUNE, If. J. (Qppotft* labile BulKHftf*). W. HOLT AFOAA. AHDSSW C- KOSWZZ.I JjAW OFFIGES Apgar & Boswell, mlrtkkr IN CHANCKNT BOUKNK HUILDINU. ANBURY AVKNL/K and KIOHTU HTKBKT OCEAN CITY. N. J. LAW OFFICES Godfrey & Read Rooms SU, «« add *17 Harden Building- :: : ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. Conveyancing Notary Public JOSEPH L. PYLE Member Boc. Inc. Accountants PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Income Ta* Report* 757 Asbury Ave. WM, H, Colltsson, )R. Amk>. M. Am. BOS- c. K. Civil Engineer and Surveyor City Knylnaar, Ocean CM?, N. J. a , j - - — J * Decide to Increase your fund* by making weekly deposit* with the Ocean City Title end Trnat Company. It will be n great source of satisfaction to yon to refeT to your bank book , showing the steady growth of yonr money. Accounts are invited, including yonrs. 3 per cent* interest Paid on Time Accounts. Ocean City Title and Trust Company OCEAN CITY, N. J.

1 WEAVER'S | 809 asbury ave. ocean city, n. j. $5 & 7! Our stock oi Fall and Winter Underwear has 'arrived. ^ | ^ Heavy Ribbed and Fleece-lined for Women and Children, at 3C ^1 Wc have a large line of Wool and Fait Wool Sweaters .h r* for the whole family. Children's School needs we have ^ in abundance — Girls' Dresses. Middy Blouses and Suits; w j Boys' Suit*, Blouses and Pants; Stockings and Underwear & j ^ for both. %' We are Headquarters for Fleisher's Knitting X, rfA Yarns. !l & SPEC/ ALT' ?fi For one week only, October 2o-2$\ we will hold a Special I fiat gain Sale, I I will include Remnants, Wool and Staple ,\L* ,Ki Materials and Ready to Wear Garments , Underwear and X Hosiery. jL topen evenings until 8 o'clock open all the year ^ i FOR SALE Wesley Ave. bel. Eighth St. Fine large bouse facing East, especially desirable for all-year- round being heated by hot water. Large rooms for summer rental and liigh basement suitable for apartment. Lot 50x120 with double garage. Beautiful surroundings, - - - - $7,500 IVIassey 8c Edwards OCEAN CITY, INJ. J. The Problem of supplying the world's needs is international. Our Nation is called upon to meet a large portion of these needs for fto/fy f°0<h fue* a°d clothing, and no doubt **^*1 will cheerfully respond. I^uy PAN a, 1^1 f a • V- V*oi - j Our Officers will l>e glad to advise with you regarding your financial problems. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OCBAN CITY. N. J. CARPENTERS STEADY WORK APPLY Wesley B. Porch 614 Guarantee Trust Bldg. ATLANTIC CITY, N. j. simms' RESTAURANT and DELICATESSEN 822 Boardwalk Closed for Season Sunday, Oct. 5 ' FOR SALE 4 Box Ball Alloys, 4 Monkey Ball Alloys, 1 Shuffle Board. Apply Powell's 921 Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N. J. Phone 7 5 Furniture Store Bell Phone, is6-j .Rcupholstcring LET US (window Shades FOR1 YOU E Awnings and (House Furnishings Our prim art poMbl, «»MM *"h Wo'k ",d M""" Lawrence n. Lear m A^rrr Avenue °C**" Ctty' * :?■: plumbing m *WrWl f to m*4ii«in (Hf* ■ trt41 1„ C. H. BACON ■

BOARD OF TRADE FINALLY SETTLES ON HOTEL SITE

Selects Plot at Seventh Street ' — Try to Revive Interest in Project. l)r. Alleu Uoreon, after telling of the ditll cult lee encountered by the committee appointed by the Board of Trade's fpedai committee on the »e- , lection of a *lle for the proposed oceanfront hotel,' made the following report of the committee at the regular meeting of the Buard of Trade Tuesday evening: To the Board of Trade. 1 Oceau City, N. J. — Gentlemen: — Your committee ofl ten. comprising the members of tbel' several committee* appoluted by your I1 body to promote tbe proposed new ho- 1 tel project, and empowered by your 1 board to decide upon the selection or a r elte, beg to report at* follow*: \{ We liave utudled the eltuallou, we believe, from all angles, and have 1 reached the conclusion that the plot I* of laud on Atlantic avenue, at Seventh j 1 1 reel , S00 feet front, exleudlug from M Atlantic avenue to the oceau, lathe moHt desirable and advantageous of all the sites ntlered. This conclusion has been reached ' only after many conferences. Hespectfully submitted, Allen Corson, i Clayton Hainks Brick, i J. M. Stevens, William E. Massky, i B.W.Edwards, I joski'h M. IlOWl^ani), i William E. Hkxamer, < j oh Hi' li G. Champion- | The names of two of the members of ; the committee were not algued to the report. I It was stated that Harry Headley'a views did not agree with ttioee of other member* of the committee. He believes this lot too expensive. William E. Masaey said that Mrs. J. L. Baker, of the Oceanic Hotel, was out of towu and could not be reached, but she was In favor of the Seventh street locatlou. Dr. Corson stated that tbe committee had figured tbe cost of the various plots by the square foot, and tbe lot at Seventh street was thus found to be considerably cheaper. 'The proposed hotel must be one with distinctive features, be aald. Ills generally conceded that a hotel will benefit tbe surrounding property. Tfali hotel would have more land In tbe plot than It actually requires for a hotel building and with tbts additional land It would have this asset and beuefll thereby. I Tbe ground would take less bulkhoadIng, etc., tban other locations considered. Dr. Corson stated that the committee simply recommends. Tbe mem(Contlnuedjon Beoood Pace.) j

HEW LAW FIRM IN OCEAN CITY Wootton, Harcourt & Steelman, of Atlantic City, Have 1 Opened Offices Here. | | Wootton, Hareourt AHteelman.of Atlantic City, have opened an office at 409 Ninth street, this cily. adjoin- 1 ling tbe city ball, which will be open " each week-day with one member of the firm present. These lawyara are well known in Booth Jersey. Mr. Wootton wee for upwards rf fifteen year* solicitor of Atlantic City and Is an authority on municipal and real estate law. J Mr. Harcourt It mayor of Longporf. and la well known to many Ocean I City residents. Hu mother, Mrs. R A. Whitstone, has been a tnmmerl visitor here for several years. Captain Hiram Bteelman needs no 1 lutroductlon. He ta an Ocean City product, born and raised here. ; Both Meaara. Hareoort and Steelman enlisted early lu the world's war, I Harconrt in the navy, being a chief I - petty officer, and Bteelman sa lieutenant at heavy field artillery. Both esw overseas service for many months, Mr. Bteelman coming back as a captain In the H2th Heavy Field Art II1 lery. They intend to ally themselves with Ocean Clty'a Interests, and do all they can to advance her progress as a great seashore resort. Ware's apeclslllrs. Fresh rotated, hot peanuts, SM cents per pound. Finest quality fresh butler, 76 cents per iiound. ■e- Mason frtilt Jars, quarts and pints. Elegant flavored coflee only 60 eenU per pound; good as the beat. New crop New Orleans molasses, B0 cents per quart. Large assortment choice apples, orangea, bananas and all kind of frail always on hand. Fresh eggs right from the country, plenty of them. Helm's sweet mixed pickles, very ualy, 16 cents per haff .pound, adv., tl To One and All— Do not forget th« old reliable Bay Villa Laundry, whlcb I wis established In 1916. Try it once— J. complete yoor IsanSlry while yor — wait. Call, write or phone, 169-W 217 Way avenue, Ocean Oily. Frances Freeman, Prop, adv., ft-B. Hmos. If Wantrd — An active person to tak< ak« half interval In old estebll>hed storage Mn« hnstness In Phlta. Warehouse full reasonable, Address A. L, H.t HNNTt I nkl office, Ocean City, N. J. Et •

PAUL R, WEITZEL BOYS COTTAGE Near Beach Front Here Purchased by Resident of Baltimore. Massey & Edwards have recently made a number of sales, some of which are as follows: Louis Buehn's cottage, 8 69 Brighton place, to Paul K. Weltzel, who Is In the lumber business lu Philadelphia. Lot on Beventh street, ea*l of Atlantic avenue, formerly a part of the Greer beach-front holdings, to a resident of Baltimore. Four loLa at Thirty-second street and Asbury avenue, formerly of the John H. Davis estate, to John H. Berger, who lives lu that section of the city. MORGAN HAND WEDS \v«h ml hh OrlfTln, of Ucllc- # foutMlnr, Ohio. Announcement la made of the marriage of .Miss Mary E. Griffin, daughof Dr. and Mrs. ira Griffin, of Bellefoutalne, Ohio, and Morgau Hand, 2d, aou uf Mr. and Mra. W. Bcott Hand, of West Philadelphia, on Buuday, September 28. at the residence of the bride's parents. Mr. Hand lived lu Ocean City as a youth for a number of years and Is well known here. He was lu the engineering service during the recent war. Returned to New York. L. T. Jenkins, former president of the Midland Beach Fishing Club, Harry Untied, 1. Newman and J. B. DcNyee, all of New York, returned to that city on Saturday after spendlug two weeks In Ashing here. They caught a large number of Ash and were well pleased with their trip, which Is an annual event with them. MhUIdk Improvement*, j H. Walter Berrolh aud wife, of Grr mantowu, summer residents of South Ocean City, were among the visitors Saturday. Mr. Berrolh Is about completing Improvements to the cotluge at Fifteenth street and Wesley I avenue purchased by him a few I mouths ago. Aged Visitor. Mrs. A. N. Raymond, of Boston, Is visiting hereon, W. 1. Raymond, and family, of this city. Mrs. Kaymoud is 86 years old, and Is active for one of her advanced age. She is eujoylug her visit to Oceau City.

WANTS TO GIVE DP CONTRACT Firm Asks to be Relieved of Collecting: City Ashes and Rubbish. The following self-explanatory note was read at the weekly meeting of the City Commissioner*: * To the Hoard of Commissioners' of the city of Oceau City, N. J.-— Gedtlemeu:— Owing to the high cost of labor, etc., we hereby a«»k to be released from coutracl to collect rubbish aud ashes for the season 1920. Respectfully yours, Portkr-Smith CO. On motion of Director Campbell, the letter was ordered tiled for future acliou. A check for |50 was received by City Clerk Morris from A. C. Boswell as quarterly returns from tbe Boardwalk sub-post office. The report of Mr. Boswell lu connection with the check was accepted aud the money ordered turned Into the city treasury. The monthly report of the building inspector, with a check for 63, was received and the money turned luto the city treasury. The same action was followed In the report of the city electrician, who enclosed a check for 634. Health officer T. Lee Adams' report was to the died that the health conditions lu this resort were never better Mayor Cbamplou called attention to a matter thai had come before blm— the Injury of Lifeguard Hartman while he was on duty durlug tbe season. Iu this connection, City Solicitor Boswell staled that he had fouud that Hartman had strained himself while on duty and that the physlctau's charges for treatment were 665 Tbe case was referred to Solicitor Boswell, with power to settle the matter providing the amount Is uol more thau 665. Ordinance No. 186 was passed on third reading and ordered published. It appears elsewhere lu this Issue of tbe Skntinkl. The following resolution, presented by Mayor Champion, was adopted: Be It Resolved, by the Board of Commissioners of Ocean City, New Jersey, that the coutracts awarded by the director of the department of streets, which contracts were for leas than 6500.00, and which were for tbe Improvements to tbe public comfort station, are hereby rallAed and couArmed. The following resolutions, presented by Director Campbell, were adopted: Be It Resolved, by the Board of Commissioners of Ocean City, New Jersey, that Oceau City borrow a sum not exceeding 61000.00 under and by virtue of an ordluance or resolution, heretofore p*ssed by the Board of Commissioners of Ocean City, New Jersey (Contract 707), and that the proper

AMERICAN LEGION POST ORGANIZED IN THIS CITY 1 ft II,

— 11 "TDM" MORRISON 00T OF SERVICE , i E Honorably Discharged from Navy, He Will Eeara the Enmher Business. Thomas Nelson Morrison, popularly < known as "Tom," son of Mrs. J. K. < Morrison, has been honorably dis- , charged from the United Slates Marine Corps, and has been spendlug j I several days at his home, tbe Idle- ( wild, In this city. He will leave today for Philadelphia, where he will t I atari to learn the lumber business In < I tbe large establishment of William M. , Lloyd, where his uucle, J. Walter Keely, la superintendent. "Tom's" discharge papers from the 1 1 Marine Corpe give lilt military effiI clancy a* very good; obedience, charlacier and sobriety at excellent. He was awarded an honorable discharge | button. I Tbe youug man was a member of | Major "Tony" Riddle's company of I marine* that gave public exhibitions lor their work In various parts of the Rsst. [\ GET THE SENTINEL rropsrhr OwMrf* C*n Thus Kcrp I I tn Touch WltH City. I Those who are not subscribers to the i I HkntinkI'. and are interested in Ocean iCtty, •• property owners or summer I residents, should not fall, before rei turning home, to order the paper sent | to them at their winter residences, D| With the rtKSTlNKi, reaching them (every week, they will thus know all '* the worth-while newt of Ocean City, 1 Including the official action" of the I city authorities, , I ... ■ ^ m mm I R. Curtis Robinson, 744 and 746 AsIII bury avenue, Ocean City, N. J., Has | been appointed a Commissioner of | Deeds for Pennsylvania, with full an* lelthorttyto take acknowledgment and h I proof of any deed, mortgage or other — I oou veyance of any lands, tenements or n I hereditaments lying or being In said Mhttate, nr any other writing under seal, |tob«ns*der recorded In Pennsylvania, and to adminlater an oath or sffirI mstlnn. adv., if, ie| Are you looking for a pottage site In is the Gardens, prices |A00 to |B00 or i II; house with bay front. In center oi 1- 1 town? For terms apply to Abel D l&catl, <IY Central avenue, or phom 'iWk adv.,91. tf

Delegates Elected to State Convention— Big Meeting to he Held Here. The Morgan and Ranck Post of tbe American Legion has been permanently organised by the service men lu this city. The officers are as follows; Post Commander, Capt. Alfred K. Bmllh; vice post commander, John E. Trout; post adjutaot. Claude Nlckpost fluanclal officer, Haney post historian. Earl Merrt* man; post Insurance officer, Huliugs Wallace; post employment officer. Ear; Sharp; post chaplain, the Rev. Dr. R. a Bnyder, The new organisation, which re- 1 ceotly received its charter, Is arranging to bold a big meeting In tbla city soon after the Slate convention at Newark next Matnrday. The delegates to this convention are: Post Commander Smith, J. E. Trout, Claude Nickereou and Karl Merrlman, _ HAD FINE TRIP The Rev. M. M. K.ewla Back From Hie osilnt. The Baptist pastor, the Itev. M. M. l*ew|s. lias returned from his three weeks' vacation aud occupied tbe pulpit Sunday. With his family, he made a 1200mile auio trip through Pennsylvania aud New York Stales, having an enjoyable ami real fill Itmo. While away he preached but once, this In the pulpit of the church from which he went out Into the mlolstry. For Walk —Corner property, hot water heal, % bed rooms, bath, living room, dining room. kllch»n, garage i 62100. Kasy terms. Possession at I once. Ralph L. Chester. 420 Sth St. adv., 10 8. 4t. 1 Have you tried our Creamy Plaited Mint and Chocolate Cream Bars? 40t lb. at Lake's. Fteeh Peanut Brittle • Me lb., 10c qtr. Plain cream fudge i 40c at Shake's. adv., 10-2. 2t. [ For Salr.— The very desirable cor » ner of Tenth street and Central ave r nue. 90x100 feet Inquire of Andres . Brown, 1M8 Columbia avenue, Phlla j delphts, Pa. adv,, If. C For Balk - Piano, double heate f stove, gas heater, rrib high chair, nui r- wry chair, coueh, dress form am other articles. Apply 624 Central art n adv., 9-26,81 a For Hrnt.— Apartments, hot wate if heat, electric light", all convenient*! >. furotabed— 612 to 620 per month. * »e K Champion, 612 Moorlyn terrace. t adv , 6i k >e

BULKHEAD AND BREAKWATER CONTRACT COSTS $42,374

WILL USE SOME SUMMER LIGHTS City Will Try to Accommodate Cottagers in Outlying Parts of Town. Director Fisher, at the weekly meetlug of the City Commissioners, speaking of the Illumination of the street*, nald that the present system must be changed. Borne of the summer lights that were taken oil at the usual time, October 1, must at leasl be temporarily restored. Iu localities where two or three families of the summer cottager* remain the city should try to eucouragc them as much as possible with street lights. Mayor Champion suggested that this matter was lu Director Fisher's department. "If there are no objections," aald Mr. Fisher, "I'll continue the ligbte." While nothing was said at tbe meeting. It Is understood that a number of cottagers have complained of the recent disappearance of lights In various sections of the city. PLANE DROPPED Bui Hdlber Lteulensnt Nor Her lectin I wan Injured. While In his auto between Tucks- ' hoe aud May's Lauding on Baturday, 1 W. H. Harris, of this city, went to 1 the assistance of Lieut. .Lewis Webr ster and a sergeant, who were the oc- • cupanls of an aeroplane which had fallen. t Lieut. Webster's nose was > scratched, but be and tbe sergeaut bad otherwise escaped Injury. They were on their way from Virginia to New York. After tbe accl- ' dent, Lieut. Webster was ordered back to Virginia, aud Mr. Harris took htm and the sergeant to the railroad ' station at May's Landing. i i 1

officers are hereby authorized to exe- l cute a note or notes to secure said sum. I Be It \ Resolved, by tbe Board of Commls- i slonera of Ocean City, New Jersey, « that Ocean City borrow a sum not exceeding 61000.00 under and by virtue < of an ordinance heretofore passed by < the Board of Commissioners of Ocean City, New Jersey, an ordinance for the Issuing of a bond or bonds for (he lm* < provemeot of tbe public comfort sta- i tlon, and that the proper officers are j hereby authorized to execute a note or < notes to secure said sum. A number of bills were read and ordered paid. a ^ j BIDS FOR BONDS Will be Received bjr city official* November j. Ordinance No. 186 was passed on Anal reading by tbe City Commissioners at their weekly meeting, . This provides for a $80,000 general Improvement bond Issue. Tbe ordlnsnoe was ordered published. It was decided to legally advertise for bids for these bonds, the bids to be received at tbe meeting of tbe board on Monday, November 8. The advertisement appears elsewhere In this i*«ue of tbe Bknti nkl. Try an advertisement In the Bkntii nkl.

Bid of E. A. Cor&on Lowest of Four Received by City Officials. E. A. Corson was tbe lowest of the four Arms bidding for tbe contract to build the creosoled bulkhead and the big pile breakwater at the Inlet In the ncrth section of this resort. His bid was 642.374. The bide were opened and read at (lie weekly meeting of tbe City Commissioner*. Tbe bids were referred to City Engineer William H. Colllsson for scheduling, aud later In tbe meeting be made the following report: To the Board or Commissioners of Ocean City, N. J. — Gentlemen: 1 herewith report and schedule the four bids received this afternoon for work under city contract No. 709, bay front Improvement: — Total bid of E A. Corson, Ocean City, $42,374.00. Total bid of E. Riley Mlxner, Goshen, $47.920 00. Total bid of Porter-8mltb Co.. Ocean City, $48.165 00. Total bid of Button A Corson Co., Ocean City, 652,675 00. Tbe bids were composed of three Items; Item No. I. for 1100 lineal feet ofcreosoted bulkhead; item No. 2, for 10,600 cubic yards of sand-All and graveling, and Item No. 8, for 6400 lineal feet pile breakwater. Unit price on Item Item Item No. 1 No. 2 No. 2 K. A. Corson, 612 97 $0.63 $3.96 E Riley Mlxner, $17.80 $0.70 $4.00 Porter-Smith Co., $14.10 $0.96 $4 JO Sutton A Corson Co., $17.01 $070 $4.91 -Respectfully submitted, Wm. H. CoLLtasojr, Jr., City Engineer. The following resolution, presented by Director Fisher, was read and iaM over for two weeks: Belt Resolved, by tbe Board of Commissioner* of Ocean City, New Jeiaay,

that tbe contract for tbe bay front Improvement, Contract 709, be awarded Everton A. Corson In the sum of $42,874, and that the proper officers are hereby authorised to execute the contract. The following resolution, presented by Director Campbell, was aim read aud laid over for two weeks: Beit Resolved, by tbe Board of Commie"loners of Ocean City, New Jersey, that the contract awarded to Everton A. Corson, being Contract 709, In the sum of $42,874 00, aud tbe Incidental expenses be temporarily financed by the Issuing of promissory note or notes, which notes shall bear date tbe date tbe same are issued and shall bear Interest at a rale of Interest not exceeding six per ceotom per annum; paid notes ehall be signed hy the mayor, countersigned by tbe director of tbe department of revenue and ftnanoe, and attested by lbs city clerk and have the corporate seal of the city affixed thereon; and mid nous shall set forth tbe purpose for whlcb the same were Issued ; said notas ehall be paid by tbe Issuing of Improvement notes or Improvement bonds, alt of which Indebtedness for said contract and the Incidental expenses shall be paid by an a»e«meni upon the land to the extent each land owner •hall be benefited to tbe extent of the Improvement. The certified checks, etc., wereorcl erect returned to the oneueeaesfUl bidders.

I (Christian Science ©errices Have Been Discontinued for tlie ' WINTER MONTHS : ~ -r._ j | aimiiiBL I 1 111 1 e St John's Ev. Xutberan Cburcb RCV. JOHN T. QILM60N. Pester , | 1015 Gontrol Avenue THE WINTER SCHEDULE WILL BE « j ANNOUNCED LATER FOR SERVICES TO BE CONDUCTED EVERY SUNDAY t I k BEGINNING NOVEMBER ad. :: " > | A ___ — — — — . rnmmmmmmrnm d I >1 v 1 The Baptist Corner | e- A Portion of Every Morning Borvloe Hersafter Givwn to the Children Who Attend. n An Rmrois* t*v ThotW «nvt * 9«rmnn*tw to Th«m ir* id rv r* i* Q«xTYfc* snd llrtni th* Children. *r Baptlam Following the Morning IK tl Sermon Sunday, 10.80 i— ■■ hi -ir- 1 -il