Ocean City Sentinel f^DAY. NOVEMBER ST. IMS . ■~rr_- i ■ We ihaib b« Rlad to receive Ueuia of tiut eoiniuuuieeUoiie of lubuvat to tin* cowmuuUy «ud our mdwv everywhere. \U ooiuxnunlcaUona ehouUI be »ccompauled with the full name end addr t«e «r the writer, not ueceeaartly for publication, but en a fcuaranU* of gM4 fc-rh DOTS ChrUUUM le drewlug ueer. l ilfinler* for IWU have inede llielr gppeneoce. Advertise your Christines goods in UicHr-NTiSKL. -- join oue of the cli8M« lu the community gymnasium. snleudld weether Monday after the beevy relufell leteHuudey night. Oue of Owen Clty'e school teachers wilt enter the marriage elate this week. five carload* or excursionist* to Mil* cuy on the needing Railroad Sunday. Mrs A. Randolph Fogg has taken Chant* of the young women's Bible class In the Baptist tiuuday School, comuienclog U8X4 Sunday. the regular meeting of the VV V. T. 11 ^ ,H be held Wednesday afternoon. Dfctohber 3. at Mrs Martha [pake's bouie. 1H0 Aabury avenue. Ocean City Council. No. 10. Daughter* of America, will attend the First pifebyieriao Church (tu a body) un Sunday evening, November .'HI, 1919. Meet III the council room at 7. 1 A p in. ■harp. All meuibera are urged to attend Hits service. PERSONALS. Kdward Sooy, of Philadelphia, was in town Friday. L G. Knvm and wife, cottagers here, have returned to Salem. Frank PJatl, of the Temple Theater, Camden, vu In town Sunday. Andrew N. Paul aud wife, of Phlla delphia, were visitor* here Sunday. Fist Commodore Charles F Wall, of Philadelphia, *»» »n town Tuesday. K. A. Moeeley and family have gone to Florida for the winter months. 11. L Smith and James J. llnyle, of Philadelphia, visited frleuda here Sunday. Mrs. M. Mayer, who la spend lug I he winter In Atlantic Cuy, was in town Tuesday. Clare ceC W. VVIlaon, of Philadelphia. a summer cottager, was here tfatunlay. J. 1). Hariram and family have closed I heir cottage aud returned to Laoadowoe. James Ward and wife, who spent the summer here, have rrturued to Philadelphia. W. 8. H Dougherty, of Philadelphia, was among the visitors here during the week. Charles F. Nabb aud wife have lakeu occupancy of l heir new home, 70S Central avenue. Jame* M. Hertzler and wife, of Atlantic City, npeui Thursday with relative* iu tins city. Mr*. L 0. Blake, of Cape May, Is visiting at the home of J. It. Christian and wife In tble city. Commodore aud Mrs. William G, Hexatuer, of Philadelphia, were here Saturday and Huudmy. J Frederick Greenwood and wife, of Philadelphia, summer cottagers here, were lu town yesterday. Mrs, Jamea Kdward*. who has been viHiiujc relatives In Mill vllle, has returned to ber borne here. Mrs. Ella* U. Hess, or H addon Heights, was at ber cottage. 1921 Ah bury avenue, Hunday. Joseph Conard. of Philadelphia, visited his si»ter. Ml** Conard, of the Kathlu, a few daya ago. Mrs. John B. Klrby and children have returned from a visit to Mrs. Klrby 's sister Id Mill vllfe. ►

Mrs. O. F. Cta well and daughter, Mr». ('arrio Hcultb, of Colllngawood. were visitors here Monday. William H. Moweu and wife, nf 1 this city, have returned from a few days' vislL to West Cheater. Eugene 8. Miller and wife, of Phlla- 1 delphia, opened their cottage here for > the Thanksgiving holidays. 1 J. M. Magulgan and wife, of Philadelphia, whose collage la at 1030 Wesley avenue, were bere Sunday J. L. Baker aud wife, of Philadelphia jowntra of the Oceanic Hotel here were in town during tbe week. 8. B, 8wan, of the firm of Swan A Trout, bulldera, baa returned from a few daya' visit to Philadelphia. A. K. Levering and wife have taken occupancy of their new home on Wenley avenue, near Seventh street. Hubert H. Hrnlth and family, of Lhli city, left yesterday morning for Miami, where ihey expect tn spend the whiter, ' Mr»s Ruth Htepheneon, of tbiecily, ha« returned after a month'* vacation hi Philadelphia and Downingtowu. Thnmae B. Bfmmona and wife, summer residents of t hi* resort, have gone in their winter home at Lake Worth, Fla Mr*. Joseph M. Rowland, wife of Ocean City's well-known booster, Is

seriously Hi at ber home In Pbiladel- f Pbla, ' John Cheeaeman hae returned to hia home in this city arier spending his vacation wtlh friend* In Millvllle and vicinity, 1 Mr*. H B t. 'onver and Ml*- Dat«y ' Moray, of thleclty, returned Hunday . evening from a visit to Philadelphia and Trenton. William A, Welsh, president of I he Angler*' Club of Ocean Clly. came over Sunday from In* wloler home In i Atlantic City. Mrs. A. K Leary. mother of Mrs R H. Thorn, of thlectty, has returned . I" Defining N Y»f after spending the J summer here Capt and Mrs. Philip H. Hand, of till" city, are spending two week- with their daughter, Mrs. C. H- DthfVotb, to . Germatitnwn, R W. Kdward* and wife, of Ihl- 1 clijr, are spending Thank-giving ft > the home of Cnl, J. Howard Willei* In Port KiiRabtib. Mr*. It rt. Knyder and children relumed Monday to tbeir home In this cty after spending a f«w days with relative- in Philadelphia. Howell K, Nulty and wife, of Mil* clly, attended I ha funeral of Mrs. Nub ty'a step-mot It tf, Mr*. W. K. rl#her, In Camden, Tue-day alotnoon. Bert, BtauohMTip. of Philadelphia, ■ ttirrioier resident here, wa* in town Mainrday. He usually sails Alexander Lawrence'* boat In the yacht oluti rare*. Granville H. Mteclman aud wife returned to t hair horn* in tbi* clly Friday evening after spending several days with llielr daughter. Mr*. L«> Johnson, near Downlngtowo, I a. R V. Corson and family, of Mlh mora, and AdolphU* Cfe* and wife, of Heivtlla, wtli known In this city, left Tuesday morning for Ht. Pftoftburf, Fla They went (Sottth in their automobllaa. Mrs, William J. Oft If, of IblMdlphtm, who spent *#*•«» daya hart •«

EPISCOPALIANS TO GIVE PAGEANT Uauaual Celebration at Holy Trinity Church Next Sunday Morning, Aa a part of t tie iialhui-whle cam-; palgu of the Kpl-copal Church a abort ! pageant, enliUed, The blame of the Spirit of God," wilt be given *| Ihe 10. Jo o'clock service on Sunday morn- < lug in Holy Trinity Episcopal Church. ; The characters are ai follow*: Victory, Miss Mary K. Col burn. Hpitll of N. W. C , Mrs. Ruby Duustaii. Hplril of Worship, John Huiiulwell. 8 pint of Missions, W. H.Colllssou, Jr. I 8 pint of reaching, Miss Florence Clayton. ' Spirit of Service. Mia* Lillie Nachbauer. Glad Consecration, Miss Margaret Supple*. Y eutui* for God, Malcolm Austin On Tuesday evening, December 2. there will be a iuhsh meeting at lloly Trlnltv Cliurcli in connection with tills campaign. It Is expected that there will be several speakers from out of town. An excellent program is being arranged. A cordial invitation Is extended to everyone to.be present at both ingFIRE IN COTTAGE Mrs. L.. I„ iiur rrit's iiuir Hltigctl by ibe FlMiuca. Fire lu ttie dining room of liome of Lewis L. Barrett. 409 Central avenue. Monday afieruooii, did considerable damage to tbe rooiu aud Its contents, and Mrs Barrett's hair nil the left side of tier head was badly singed wiiile she was endeavoring to extinguish the dameA still alarm wh« sent the llremen. aud tin- was quickly followed by a general alarm The Maine- were caught in lime and a bad lire prevented. The loss was probably $500, covered by iiiHurance. r The bouse Is owned by Mrs. Addle F. Cooover, a school teacher at Peon's G nve The lire was started by the baby soil of Mr. Bariett. The little fellow, In aim* uiiHiiowti way, upset an oil Move. When he saw the Mre, he rail from the room, thus escaping t tie blazing oil as it went over the Moor. AGED RESIDENT DEAD John F. Venn bit? Wm* 111 Oulj a Few Dm) a. i John F Venable.aged 73 year*, died at the home uf his eon, Joseph P. Veil- , able, this city, ouday afternoon. f from mnge-llon nf the lungs, following an attack of liidigesllou. He was gunning the day before he was llr-t taken III The funeral will lake place tills af" tertiooii from the home of a niece in * Brldgetnn. > Mr Venabie. who wa- born tu Mon mouth County, w a- for years a builder and contractor in Brulgeiou. He re- . tired a Tew years ago. He has lived here four year-. , He w*» a widower 43 years. Be-ldc , Joseph P. Venabie. there Is another -on. Charles H w ho has been in Hie regular army 24 years. Deceased was a brother of Mr*. Jas. f K.Lake of this City. f GET THE SENTINEE Proprrh OararmCan Thus Ktrp 1 tn Touch Wiih Cliy. Those who are not subscribers to Ibe Hk.nTINKL and are mtere-ted In Ocean 1 Ciiy. as property owners or summer residents, should not fall, before re turning borne, to order the paper sent • to them at their winter residence*. " With the Hkntinki. reaching them every week, iliey will thus know all a l tie wnrlh-while news of Ocean City, i. including the official acllons of the city authorities. —jr- $ > » '

40 YEARS MARRIED II. n, NsIbod snd Wife C«lchriste Aniilvcrssry. H. B. Nelson and wife, of 836 Weiley avenue, on Friday evening ohserved the fortieth anniversary of their marriage. In addition to the members of the family. * few of their friends were present at the celebration Mr and Mrs Nelson have been In till* city * year and a half, coming here from Indianapolis. cmeke* Pot-pie Dinner. The Willing Worker-' Club of tbe Tabernacle* liiirch will give a chicken pot- pie dinner Thursday. December 4, nt 730 West avenue served from u o'clock noon until 10 p. m. lickels, 60 cent* Those wishing dinners sent out sl. uld call WW. Tbe menu: Chicken pot- pie, sweet and white potatos». peas, cole slaw, pickel*. hread and miller, tea or coMVe. rice pudding or apple pie K-e cream aud cake wi 1 he on sale. Tackrftnn i«»*ltrrt The Young Men's ProgreaMve U-sgue lis- Invfled Tuckettop « hib boy* to vi-.t the league and it I* probable the visitor- will be here Monday evening. Thomas I W il-oii , a crack ; bllll.rii (.!»>•« «>!<» on»-llm« Lh.mulon. I, likely 10 .ccompioy Champion, m *w » r

Ihem. r Tn WrmrOy wtreci r*ul«ancr. ( At a special meeiing «'f the City , Comriiis-iouers. City En g inter LollUj , •on wa- In-lrocied to nimke • re "P®1 JLJJ | the next Hireling of the boxrdonplana , to remedy Hie uneven aurfaete nf the culvert plate* at -treet liiifDeclion.. - — — Rrd Mrrt loltlwl®Kifieen candidates were . K.lroi- tub'. Nn. 24) ""1^ <>• 1 i. inif i»i . There were dele«*tiona Lrr-eiit from Atlantic City. Wild wood J Lrirf oilier place* A mu**el supper followed, __ ttieinf-1 -I M V. rtwlih ...rt «if*. rfinrr.nt hn.u. Mr Craig, wi»u w*" ,tere Wiluro"" Sand Hunday. Usury W Towh-end tod aon FinVd or this city, left ft I York City where they will spend the holiday* with George W. I ia«i ( 'and wife returning home HundayMar;; ^ or Phtl.dSpl.iJ. . ,p#ni rtondif «<»>•• 1 w>. accompanied by hfa ton, * R. CM file Roldnaori, 744 *nd 749 Ad bu,y , nf , I IZWlo U" «■ ..o ' 'I "irPM"? ^'rd.",P iW't 1.1?,.. Ml » 'dwroWW •" « I matlon. - si

PAST MASTERS' NIGHT DREW MANY MASONS 0 - • :

PEOPLE SHOULD UNITE FOR CITY , I The Rev. M. M. Uwla Tells J of Alarming Religious ( Conditions Here. To the Ministers of tlio Association: I You have uskvd mo to muke a brief - survey of conditions in ticuth City ■ ( -'uid present the findings in n paper ' .to he read at the initial meeting ut ; tit « Ocean City Ministerial Associa- 1 tion. 1 While this is the flr.d tlmo In the history of Ocean City that there ever was enough spirit of unity among the ministers to make tin Association or , i his kind possible, nevertheless the , facta as revealed in this survey would make us blush with shame thai so ; important a thing as a united front i on I he part of the churches has been delayed so long. Let It be said that the coal shunjtlon of the winter of ^918. which foreed the union of three churches was a blessing In disguise, for only then did ? wo realize the Joy in harmony and/a , slight foretaste of what could be dom^ in this community if the ministers and churches became welded together ir a common purpose and forget their potty denominational Jealousies, which have been In past years the subject of many a Joke, the alibi of many a sinner and the reason for the lack of real efllcioncy. YVo have long been advertised as a ( hrialian Seaside Resort, but we must be very' careful lest this becomes true in the abstract only. The New Era in which we And ourselves Is challenging the Christian forces to assert themselves most positively if Ihey are to meet the Issues and he of value in the world. It 1h the least wo can do in Ocean City to present a united and solid front, study the situation, and address ourselves most vigorously to its solutions. Here are some fncts that will be both interesting and a challenge to your host endeavors. 1 have sought the Information from olhclal sources in the various phases and will present I he following merely as a superilrlal survey of present conditions, bellov ing that a very careful survey would reveal even more startling facts. Wo have right now o population of about 3.500 people. Of this number, about 200 are colored and 300 foreign ers. The tola) membership of all our churches, Methodist, Presbyterians. Baplists. Episcopal and Catholic num- " her exactly 907 people out of a Held of 3.000 possibilities, or. in other words, only slightly more than 30 per cent, of the available population. The first problem is. what shall be done to reach the other 70 per cent. Again, there are In the city about 800 children, of which €85 are of public school age. Despite this fact, the ' total membership of all our Sunday Schools. Protestant and Catholic, Is only 555- of which number 30 per cent are' adults. This leaves 400 children within these city limits somewhere who are not receiving any religious training or education anywhere. ' Shall this condition be winked at and allowed to continue? Now let us look at some financial ' frets which will tell an Interesting ■ Story. This city. I am told, has a property value of Ten Million l>ollars 1 Of this amount the total church valuation Is but $135,000. or slightly bet [ ter tlian one per cent, of the total valuation. There is on deposit Ip both ' our banks nt present the sum &ML 745. €50.00. of which, bank men lell me' 40 per cent, should be clipped ofl me. •»" per will. nnwMi-i ... . .

as representing outside depositors. J and which will bring local cash wealth , in bank to the sum of $1. 047. 390.00. ( Resides this there Is In our three , Building am! Loan Associations a to- j fal amount due Stockholders of $545.- , 000.00. which would make the cash re- i sources of our local people at present % come very near $1,592,390.00 ^ Alongside of these four™ let u* | look at the total amount which I* invested each year tn all our churches. ( II requires *26.500 to run nil purpnHPH. but Id u.« "v lSO.OOn i.^ care for a few extras. That represents a rash Investment In our religious work of hut one perjjML of the rnsh wealth of Ocean City people. Those figures are given merely as a stimulus to your thinking and to pbOJ that no matter how you j Ocean City has not yet been hied while" In the support of religious l work and that work of greater range ,B Now' let us glance at the voclnl f M*. I The most prominent Of Ocean City is her nine imlgci and one league, enjoying a <v°"lb,"^dn"lf,nV bership of 1309 men and women, a prominent lodge olhclal tells me that (his should be cut down SOperconf ♦a allow for the several memberships I 1 pn" L Individual, which vrd. d ■ fiilrlv b!„»w that them «rc *1 Iwrt «"

people in our » or . , number cqimlllnit 7i P#r cent, ot «, I hi nl church inombcndilp. *n I hnvlw I, an Income each year of About $11,050. I A,i,lc from thin knvc ono "lovlnR . picture Plnco. open week, one pool room and a *T«blRwr Tort democratic club rooms. Tlift ( Method!*! Church basomenthsa^ojn equipped for a Commu",f^h!T^5J. ' shim the constant use? of which. L the rrct n-l nf Prviv d "rn^.upWXl; BOcliil* nfid ontcrtnlnmcntn hcld PBJ lodlcftlly liy churchcn orlMKC« dUriny the Winter, but no real Social t om munlty Center and not much of community social consciousness. The spiritual ring to the rmnmmv itv we feel can be sensed from the I I rf the Whole community. I^t th n ' winter on nil prayer meeting* l* but ■ 150 people, or only 18 P°^ e^nJ' K _| ■ church membership, and but . P ' S of the nvailahte community. j^ESSSSSfiS ' '^.IVC dir. mci-uHn* «P to h«r ,1 fullest oppoHnnltlefi. ^ '• A" oiiifttc. building - Sri WI rtn,B* w"" r-,£U .pnrrd .nr

Third Degree Exemplified in I^ocal Lodge— RepaBt8erved After CercmotiieB. "1'ast Masters' Night" was observed by Ocean t'lly Lmlg*. No. 171, F. and A. 61., in the room* of the organization hi the Masonic Hall Tuesday eve- 1 ulug, when there was an exemplification uf the third degree The work was materially assisted by the Masouic Glee Glub and Quartet, which made Its lirsl appearance. The work of the lodge was performed by the following past masters: J. W. Thurston, 8 M. Hoffman, H. 8. Adams, Wllllatu H Oollissou. Jr., Herbert L\ 8mitti, Clarence 8. Beull, Assembly man-elect A. C. Bosw ell, Commissioner Robert Fisher, H. 8. Mowrer, It. H. Thorn, Thoa. J. Thorn. Clarsnce Fergusun, John llrower, William Gibb aud William Lake. Fifteen lodges were represented at Hie gathering, s one of the men being residents of this city at this time. Delegations were present from AtIsutlc i lly, Ltnwood aud other sections of the Bute. Qulrl Weddlug. | Harry Arrow, of this clly, and Miss Kit/. -beth Sweeney, of Philadelphia, were married lu 81. Augustus's Church yesterday afternoon by the ffeV. -Thomas F. Blake, the rector. They will reside at H2D Anbury aveuue,.tbt? bridegroom havlug recently purchased this collage. i SfssousUoto Millvllle. A number of tbe members of Ocean Clly Lodge. No. 171, F. aud A. M„ went to Millvllle Friday eveuiug to I see John K Towrisend, formerly ofl l Ills city, raised to tbe sublime degree of Master Mason. The (rip of tbe local Masons w*e made by automo I biles. _ a-Mittliy Gathering:. Dr. F. Y\ Ware and family, Mr*. Amy B. Wade aud W. Fred Ware and I »ife, of Millvllle; J. M. Mecouch and family, of Pleasantvllle, aud K. W I Cox and wife, of Brldgetnn, are spend- 1 ing Tliuiik-glving with Police Magla* I irate Frank H. Ware, of this city. Improve Klicbth Mirret, Not hearing from the Shore Faat I Line, City Commissioner Fisher baa begun the work of preparing to lay a concrete roadway uu Eighth street, | from Asbury avenue to West avenue. lobor trouble, for which we are thankful. In nummary let me suggest thai there are real probloms meeting us In the following facts and situations, which we as ministers want to address ourselves in a vigorous manner. lHt.—Tho alarmingly few Ocean City people who are members of our churches. 2nd.— The more alarmingly few children who aro receiving religious education. 3rd. — The latent possibilities in this city for good, both in action and money power. If properly aroused. 4th.— The great need of a Community Social Consciousness and Social Center. 5th.— The real urgency in quicken- 1 ing the spiritual consciousness of our i church members. They need waking up. Btli.— The problem of coping with out unfortunate political situation. In 'such way as may help remove any bar to our city's progress. These are respectfully submitted as representing real problems for a Ministerial Association In Ocean City to meet and help solve. Proposals. proposals will b* jr^lv^d bT tb* Ho, rU ol Com m Miooers oi <**sn CU y. Naw Icrwy, st a mrrllnx of sahl Hoard to be held •>n Woodsy. l»ooember 1, »». at the boor of Xo'cio-k In the afternoon. In the com misnlonen.* Chambers, City Hall, Ocean City, ,ira«n. Trinlo combination Khr One motor drawn. Triple • (xtinmnsuon r irr ^

AppamtU", eonaiatlng ol !io»e hodyr.Wl'ha atvaclty «>r IWi feet of boar, wllb aud Willi- 1 out rhe in lea » Tank with « f*»Jons <^P*cHy and brooae pomp wlUi at least 100 gallon* I * mlout? Siaielty. loclodinf all rrwmry •qui puieni , auch a. laddera, ,**«, crow laanc I door openera. wrench**, etc. Motor, tj. be I •oaipped wllb aelf aurter. eledrlo llfbta. I search llfhls, apeedo»ne«er. clock. ' ote. 1 Apparmtue to be fully equipped lorservioel The' bidder to furnish a compl-le speciflca- 1 • U a" certified check, payab'c to ihs J Clly I Trcasnrer, OCean City, N. J„ oroaah In the I «um of 6 per cenu of the bid to accompany I < ^Theb«ucOM*fnl bidder to furnish a aurel' I company bond to tbe mm of* the contract! price by lb* manufacturer, ta cov®T, fncturer'a guarantar for oneyear and to cover I the replacement • f any or all new P*rJ* and coat of inmallatlnn or a,tne In accordance with tbe law of 1918 of N*w Je-aey. The Hoard of COmml-slonera rc*crve tbe I right to reject any or all blda; also 1 ate bid for aama character of apparatus and I ^ulpm.nl wllh WX1 ..lion P-jLlOO'.pvmp rapacity All parte to correspond with 1 o.p..liyofpamp.HAHRyA MOBRIg, 11-18.81.. P. F..a3^C- city Clerk. I Ordinance No. 127. j An ordinance to 'Wsn^SnthlaD avenne. J I it* wff n HrC»*D(l find Third iifffUi (KWfiti 1 tniyf Mfw J +t*tT' \h*rtyj mRfclnf Uorjj- 1 Ithian arcoue, between said stivcta. a aixty. I loot wlue atreet-and to lay out, ovm*\ f/Vf! I and mrb tli* same, so widened, and (be ma* I ing of aidewalke. and 40 pro* ids for the**ifc KffS «SSLt»«. or imcht .r .v.o»., in 0«» I tutr N«w Jersey, between Hroond and Third «pd made a sl*U-ipoi| l rect*, be wiotneo ana xna«« ■ -< --J -yr-

wide eireol by addlog tweny y . 'ln width, (besooihea»le«ly side or Ibe prevent ix»r ,n^£ ^Tbat *'orlbihlan ayenoe, m widened. I I aball he laid out, opened, f and I I i>ed and eocb to be In accordance with or I dlnancea of I his o»iy relating «o the op-n'bf I of streeta, lb* fravellof and the enrbtos I thereof and aecordlnf to »V plana and spetl- I nations of the eliy cnalneei-. 11 Heel. That on tbe ><mibeastorly ^aWe JJI1 wild Corinthian s ™ Wfc asw W«ed; IbJW 1 1 shall be built, construct*^ GmJ mad* • "JJ- 1 wnik which shall be in »e*ordsnr« with w 1 I Of .hi. cl«r .h? > ' 'V I plana and specification* of the city cnttnerr I I Hat. Thst ibe Hoani 1 1 or tbelr duly authorlseil aienl. atei 1 I ■uLhorltmt to treat with the ownerao* _ tnei i properly wifhln tbe bounder lea ofCWlnthlan 1 I avennc, «n widened, for tbe purpoM of acv. I I nnirlnc ssld land ahn *1 posetWe s|HJ wllb 1 1 im owners tor tbe prloe lo be paid and make comtv-n-atlou tberefiif as ^allfje ^sonable I I land lust and to reeelye flrpm theownere. In I I fhe name of the CUT of Ocean City, a convey I Imp® of said land and aubh compensation 1 1 I shall constitute a psrt of tbe whole amount or 1 1 I ?,e acquired fben ibe said land shaM be t*kan I I I etxl wppni posted fbr tbe purpose wl fdrlh In 1 1 I tills ordinance. In Ibe name of I I o eau Ulljfi in the manner as protwed by 1 1 I '*Mec. fi. Tbat an mUClt Ot tbe coats, dama<** I 1 land espensee nl Ihe lay I n§ on I. OOCnlPf, eurblnl! at avelln* and t hi mak»m and ^1W- I th| oltbe . w ' « wa I ks an ft the area [ 1 f * Innd nr<e*s*ry for the wldenlni of Mid OorI inthlan aven'ieaml the lmproTf menMncr»or \ \ as reprreeuts the and ?JJJ confer red opon £? aSUSd I estate l»enr filed thereby aball be awesaeo I 'Ithereott In proportion to the benefit* each j I sha I be deemed to aeqnire, BOBBBT rmiiKRj I I t'ommtsaioners. | NOTICE. j Not lea te hereby given that the ordinance, entitled almv*. was pae-ed on first and second I * I readlns at * meeting Of l^jd of Oornml*- 1 - 1 einnereOf fhwantMty rt. J , hew Hoyember 17, 1 I I ivte, and that the ordinance Wh) bt taken np I »nr thiol readln* and find P'S*afe at a| r I meeting of the Hoard Of LWvmbstaaloneni of I (Nv-an htffi It. J.) W 4p* held on Monday I * I ii.e hour d '••Hi®®®. | " Oil* 0,#Tl1D Dated JtOTfmbef IT, ifit. P. r-.ftH1

HISS WALL SOON f TO BE A BRIDE Summer Resident and L- P. I Vollere, of New York, to Wed Tomorrow Night. L I*. Y'oller*, a faslildUable Il>>rl*i | In New York t'lly. slid Mi** Dundtiv j Wall Uaugiilcr vl l'**l « ouiujiHlorc } | aud Mr*, t'liarles F. Wall, of f'litlaI il el |> lint, will be maiflol litiitolfow evening lo the Kni*co|«el Cliuruli the Incarnation, Fnfty-»evenl li atreet and Cedar avenue, YVeht Phlladilphl*, . by the rector, the Rev. Nathan Melhorn. Mr* L. Frederick (ileg, a *l*ter of tlie b Ide, ttlli be matron of honor. Ml** Margaret Wall will be maid of honor. The brldeeoiald* will be Mi** Loulce Zebley, Mr*. Chirk* R. Wall. Mis* - Dorothy Ovlatt aud Ml** Clirlsliue Burtuett. Norman W. Rowley will be heat man. The ushers will be Hsylls P. McKee, C. Carroll Sloao, Charle* It Wall. Lloyd It. Leaver aud L. Frederick Gieg. After the marriage ceremony, there will be a reception at the Phllamu*lam Club, F« rtleth aud Walnut "treet*. Following an extended tour, the young people will re*ule lu New York. | Miss Wall I* prominent lu hucIsI a 11 air* among the >ouuKer *el of the I Hummer colouy and In the activities at the Ocean City Yacht Club. Mr. Y'ollers was a sergeant in the - 109ih Field Artillery. 28th Division. I aud he won a war cross for service on I the oilier side. • *•+ — — WAS BIG SHCCESS laSMtty Allrudrd Vachl CIuIi'h I First "Fsinaiiy Niabi." The Orel of the series of ••Family Nlghi*" of the Ocean Clly Yacht Club to t»e held at the Roosevelt, 2027 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, during the I winter aud sprlug mouths, took place I Monday evening, and far surpassed I the expectation* of all preseul, not I only lu numbers (there being over 100 present), but the "eats" were of the best. John K Wick, who U secretary of this committee, left no stone unturned for the enjoyment of all. The sluglug was led by Fred Wick, I and his new Bongs made a great bit. | These allalrs are all Informal. At AuiiUnl Dluuer, Dr. Herschel Peltlt, of this city, attended the dinner of the Medical I Alumni Association of the MedicoCbl Hospital at the Rlttenhouser-'Thlr was the tlrst dluuer lu several year*, the annual event havlug been held up I by tbe war. Pwld Prsleruttl Visll. I A number of the member* of the Ocean City Lodge. No. 66 K of P . I visited tbe members of Samuel Reed Lodge lu Atlantic t'lty Monday evenI lug. Tbey bad a pleasant Lime. "report of the condition OF THE First National Bank I at Oomd City, In lb* Slate i«f New Jersey, at I tbe close or bullae** ou November 17, 1919: I AKHETK. I l/ians ami discounts, 1455.1 67 Overdraft*. ia 1WU7 I! H. Hindi and Certlfl I rates: To secure elreulatlon. f W.OOO.OO I To secure U. -• l*epo«lis W.COUOO . I To ■ ecu re Bill* Pa) able. fCO. 00.00 I Osrurd unpledged, 08^W.00 I Tbt in Sumps nsri ed. »O0" i I -■ — UigJttJ.On I O ber Bonds, ete.: ' Pledged to secure Po*UI i I Havings, 9.(0000 I Hceurltles owned un- , pledg.d, ICO.yfj.dJ I Collateral Tnisl due In not more tb*D S years, ftijXO.OO — — ZV>^I6 02 Stock In Federal Iteservo P Hank. r I Bin king House, "JdSM j | Kurnliureand Flx'ures, 4,7\H70 I I Keal E«iata oilier than . | bnnkl»g bouse, ll^ttilS I Kcrrrvr wllb Kadrra' Ho'I serve H«nk. 71,738.30 P I Ca«h in Vault and wllh ,

National llanks. 50,001 II I Net Amount du« from ... .. | Trust Companies. 3.108.64 I Checks and other Cash I Item*. _ I Fund wllh U. H Treasurer, 2/COOO I f Ij677.000 3* I LI A 111 I.ITl It*. IA|M|B I Capital stock. • ^52? ® I Hdrplus Pond, I Undivided Profit*, v 19,«W.4I I H-««OrorJn.«T.lAC- ,01X1 on I Dtra to National Hanks, 8J»t.s* I earn fled checks I I Oiutaudlng. K-'wi ■ 1 Cashier's Checks A1M,t1 ** a® I outstanding, W ■ Individual Deposit* 8ub- I Jsct to Check, I I Certificate* Of deposit *601 , MS $3 Sl^OO OO I Postal Havings l>e- , I | ooalta. 2IIJ3 I I Olhe* Tl ma Deposits, HbHWDi 4llMra I wvrrjKsLM I 1 ^UUofNew Jamey. County of 081* I I, H. H. Mowrer. Cashier or the above- I I named bank, do solemnly awear (hat the I 1 above statement is true to tbe best of my I moWRKH, Ojlil-r. . 1 I Hworn and tnhacribed before ma this 24tb orNo«m^.«.-miwinlNm)N Notary Public, n. HT.TKH, it. w. kuwaihm. ; R. HOWAHU TtlOUN. I I Director*. [ I ^ M ^ ■???

IP YOU DESIRE Something Really I Distinctive I !N I Christmas Cards SEND FOR OUR LINE ; H la the moil comprehensive ever shown in Atlantic City *ni\ mntl l>e seen to he appreciated. O9 I your next vi»il to the Seashore pay I ua a call, ot we'll aend you an a*I aotinient on approval. special 15 Cards, 35c Prepaid (Including Knvdnpes) I 1 rH f' ' } Ernest Beyer | Printer and Stationer Pacific 9mi Kffilntky I ATLANTIC CITY I ^ — —

Attractive Building Liots— 58th St. Lots Up-to-Grade with Cement Walks and Curbs BARGAIN PRICES JOSEPH I- SCULLi AGENCY 7$7 asbury avenue , - ocean city. n. J. j Humphrey Radianiflre I'cr feet combustion . safe, odorless, and gives ill(cum* heat at a surprUingly huiall gas expense. No need to build furnace fires mornings and evenings during the spring and tall months. Fits into any fireplace and is easily installed. It throws out the heat reaching into other rooms. On exhibition at our salesroom. Gity Gas bight Company - J Build a Home There IS « Building Boon. It i* iu full swing in the YVat and Middle West. We have commenced to feel it licxc In the East. It's spreading. Prices will advance. , w _ Why not get busy now w ith th«»se plans? See your friend. Mr. Contractor, and go over it with him. Of course it's understood that.you'll wunt the Lumber to conic from us. If wc get the business, you'll not l>e held up for tbe delivery of the material. That does not only mean LUMBER, it means Cement. Brick, Lime, Lath. Sash and Miliwoik aud Hardware. everything that 800* In tho Rulldlng G. 11. Shoemaker Lumber Go. y welfth and Wool Avonuo SIMMS' RESTAURANT and DELICATESSEN 822 Boardwalk Closed for Season Sunday, Oct. 5 SHIRTS SHIRTS BUY HIM A SHIRT YYc have a Big Line at Fair Prices New Line Tics, Hosiery, Kid Gloves All-wool Sweaters, Cap« Stetson Hats Suits Overcoats Jones' Men's Shop S04-06 Asbury Ave. Ocean City, N. J. _ - — — 1 — — — — ■ ~ ■ 1 I • 1 , f: ...» ti.' —■ ■■' :■ 'I si • I

THE M08T PRACTICAL SEASHORE HOME We arc building six of these setni-bung&lows. Three will be located on Atlantic avenue bctYvcen Eighth and Niutlr streets, facing tbe ocean, lot 33/4xI37/£ an<* three on Weslev avenue next to the corner of Fifteenth street, lots 33*3xio5DESCRIPTION Three bed rooms, bath, living and dining rooms and kitchen on I main floor ; one large room in attic ; basement has maid's mom, plastered and finished, maid's wash room, laundry, garage with I cement runways, outside shower, electricity and gas, modern gas I range, lightirig fixtures, etc., complete in every* W*Y» ydy to be I furnished. $5,950 lo $6,250 RALPH L. CHESTER 420 EIGHTH STREET THE TIME 'is coming when it will not be an easy matter to get hotel accommodations iu Ocean City during | the summer season. I Most people write for reservations a week or I two ahead of their vacation date aud arc disappointed when told there is no room, i Last summer over six hundred people wrote I for reservations iu the Swarthmore Hotel and could not l>e taken care of. Even* for the coming summer wc am unable to'promise a single room. I j The new Lippincott Hotel is being built to help meet the demand and yet wc have enough | applications for reservations already to fill it from cellar to garret, | There is need in Ocean City for good hotels. Lippincott Hotels Comp»nY I I For further information in connection with the nn- | usual plans of the above Company, communicate with L. | Montgomery, Publicity Manager, or with 1). Adm Brown, Secretary and Treasurer, 721 Liberty Building, |.J Philadelphia. Pa. jj Advertise in the Sentinel.

HOTRIJ Afh CttJTTjMrfjgq. .^cotcK Jr/a n m. M&otocHf, otmmcTOm OCEAN GITY HEW JERSEY ifims KM. jfcA * : -v,4y ». 11*11 U s ri. vm.tux+ii'. Ujft n*m Nmm *t |J. -.*>€*, for tin* i^41 «L s-iLlfr i 11* * u 'A if/s<iu4U IImiWUK* fcsi^Uyftasfc U»aUn»»1* I MiMi 1 M. M row***, *. m. It-wi - THE IMPERIAL j 1016 L'eutra! Ave. Oce«u City, N. J. Olwfi tor U»r w-K*,n. I'U iuuLfiUf ii*tJ U.H OOMCLU Itcfes. 441 -W wiis. c. Okxvm* THE KATHLU Now open for the season imcsiiirnj AssaiM. CH.£A> CITY. K.J. M JHHJ94 LKWJK A CONARD NEW HOTEL ELBERON EIGHTH AND CENTRAL AVENUE OCEAN CIT1T. St, I. Nay lor and Hay re. Fr*/prlctrsises I roaneeotbMsjuoc fhoroa^lily rraosaUd and oeirly pspcrsd. b«U PLoos*: 17-X **A 860-1*. MILLER COTTAGE 732 Octroi Arsons OCEAN CITY NEW JKRrtET Opeo All tbe Year Hot Water Heat LAURA I. M1LLKR THE BISCAYNE Due to ollrratlocs l bSv RUostcs will be closed until April, lKZi. Oceouoveuue opposite Moorlyn terrace Private Baton Booklet E BLUND1N. O»osr Wm. H. Powell General Contractor Grading and Street Bnilding Tblrtylourth at. and Wool ova. OCEAN CITY, N. J. Residence: J40J Central Avcaos Bell Pfeeas HEADLEY A ADAJW '• Reading Coal Also Kindling Wood br barrsi or oorA. ItesV cool 00 Lbs morksl. M0 Ua .to tbe ion guaranteed. Bell or Enterprise 'pbons. once MS Vara. TkWTM *** WW T ATLANTIC ICE COMPANT Q-"1" Pnmnn Mountain Ice Tenth end Waat Avanua OCEAN CITV W J. C. u. LAKE ...REAL ESTATE AGENT.. ins Asnnry Avenos, Ocean CUJ. N. J. Lots for sals, ooltages toi rant. (Vtrrsspondsco* sollriteo ? ;t: Are You a Slave to Stoves? Is your bouse heated only in spots? Do you want to do away with the dirt and trouble of carrying coal and ashes through the rooms? Do you want more heat at less cost? Why not investigate the 4 InTERnartoiiAL Onepipe Heater

SWAN t TROUT, A«e»U | 1040 Asbwy A»t.Ot*ssOI>,WJ. Notice to Limit Creditors. I Estate ot Mark Lake, deceased. _ _ Pnrvoant to tneorder of Harry B . Don^aia, Harracate of the Cooatr of ywasjia! U**A* on (be twsoly J-vond day or A. I D. 1919. on ib* application of lb* sabscrlber*. I administrator* of said deoeoaao, noUce Is I herrOy gl v*n to tbs creditors of sold decoaaea I to exhibit «o tbe snb*«rlbers nndar oath or I affirmation tbelr claim* and demands i »catas4 I tbe estate' ot ssW deeeosed wtthtR nl»e months from ibe twenty a>oond dav or Bef*- . (cmbar. A - D. 1919. or tbey wlilfce ^simr tarred of any m-tlon agatast tbe eaMcrttera. Dated Beplstn'Or 22. A. Lv 1918 MAUuIK UKK 4X9* — J, FRKHCOTr CAD MAX, 9-g, 9L, P. Fm 8 Administrators. | REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF OCEAN CITY TITLB AND ' TRUST CO. of OCEAN CITY, N. J. j at tbe close of business Norembar 17. Wf. ItENOVKVK?* _ Bond* and mortgage- ». *•** i ."stock* and tooda. eta*** I Time Josh* on collstetmi*, 1 Demand loan* on roUaWrals, H TM.W 1 Ujan* (OClttsa and TWO*, ii4JW6dT Note* and bills psuobo*ed. L | iPverdrmtts, 1 Dae trom banks, eto., im.W m Other real astate, Cast on hand, | Checks and cash Itssas | Other Asset*. *** nmmM I, l ABILITIES ««««« 1 capital atoek paid to, «2S2 1 !\»ud, 1 UmMRM t'rofUsttteti, JMk* 1 Tlwc deposits, gg* Lvmsiid deptwlU. IVtnand cert i floats* Of deposit, IJ9»® t.'e Mined clteck*, ^.'2 TYeosurrr's checks outatondtog 4. *8 ime to banks, «4e,» Hills royobus Other UabtllUSa, ♦t Siaicol New Jersey. County 0» Op* May,a*. William K, Vaesey.|«W«ideoi, and II. Nulty, irsasnrec. ol lb* staw-MoM ivmnsn< . being severally dal.r •worn. eoct\ tv,r > I mwil deposes *"d »* v * tkat ihe *o^«)im tuieaui t l« tree, to tbs best ol his Wtv<w hvtfr nod belief. „ ^ VILLI A V K. VA^T.rreatdeoL IU hIKI.I w. »0LT\. Treesoree. RuMwImb and i»\ before me this |went« nnh ihvy of R,»eemh«, A D t*»9. CLUtTOtt ft PWrK Usreewrs JjldwrtlM In I The Sentinel sMUsi - .■ aic& liL.&l* . jis