tvi-an City Sentinel j] jagnw***** »■ » all be «l*d 10 woelva ltw« of eommuulcUon. of lnt««t ^Xll comuiUUlty .nd *houid *' " , . i Willi t!.* fri^aauic *nil} cotflP*"^ , ,r n ,, T1^jrfnriW i , . A V. .ftitnl' C <»f ■ jjcH-A. -' «' ' |( D ' ~ oora jj New I, An>. f-olutlopn* j, ,920 iv only u few day# «w#y. Sum. family BatberftiicH here during ( ihv holiday8- .. 1 SVatch i^rvlce- lu the First j y, K Church New Vnr'i Eve. i *■« local weather prophet* clipped ac0ft on that "open winter" .tuff. Youn^h" wllh 8,edi 1'nJwd 1118 1 psovfall. 'V"1 lf 0ld<T f°lkfi dW n0U r Marriage hell- •*»»"• Houiewbat { duttut. but a renldeut of Ocean City J .Moueofthe principals. , Nearly •»» lhe «ulld#y "^oola { nicked out ImI Tue-day evening for , ihflrChrWuiM entertainment#. , The member, of the Mary of Bethauy SJuoday echool cla*# of the First ( Pretbyteii.il Church will meet at the - h >iue of Mr*. K L. Buyder uext Tuts- , day evening, December HO. , The tub-crlpllou price of the Bknti < NKL, couimetiCliiR J»»u«y *• '**>. 1 will bell M l*e >etr' ,u ■dvtnc<!" A<1 " verll-luK ratea al.o will be advauced. , and charge. «u.de for composition for each change of advertisement. PERSONALS.

Mr#. Lydla Handy, of this city, la .lilting rel.tlvea In Camden. Millard Hand, of thla city. I. vlaltlog lo Kind ley and Youngatowu. Ohio. jjbu J Devi tie, of thl. city, .peut Sunday with hi. mother In Philadelphia. Jiuien M. Hertsltr and wife, of Ataulic City, were In towq during the week. Mn. Adella Abbott, of thla Cl y la tpeudlug the holidays with relative. In C.tndeii. Ml-. Martha Sanderlln, of thla city, It tpeudlug the holiday, with Philadelphia frieuda. K W. Kdward. and wife, of tbla city, are apendlug the holiday, with relative, lu Hridgetou. Charles L. Bader, a well-known Philadelphia contractor, waa among tbe viallor* here Monday. Fire Chief and Mra. Cbarlea H. Wat aoo left Monday to speud tbe holiday, with their daughter In Brldgeton. William K Maaaey, who. with hla family, l. .pending the winter lu Philadelphia, vat lu town thla week. Mra. Kin ma W. Pierce and eon. Robert, of Caiudeu, former realdenta of Una city, were visitor, her. a few day* ago, Mia. Young. Cor-on will euterlalu ber children and grandchildren at a Cbrittma. dinner at her home lu thla city today, J. William Morrison, realwatele broker iu tin- city, with Mra. Morrlaon, la upending the holidays In Philadelphia with relatives. Ml— e- Harper and HofTer, atenographera here, have closed their apartments for the holidays aud are vlaltlug relative, at Heading. Mr*. Mary. Petermau and daughter Miaa Martha, of Mt. Airy, summer mideuta here, are spending tbe Christmas holiday. m this city. Mr». Jo-eph I. Scull, who la vlaltlng lo Mooreetow-ii, spent Monday In thla eity, accompanied by ber brother, W. 8. Hheruian, of Mount Holly.. Eugene Darby, a student at Hahotmiuo Medical College, Philadelphia, Ik AhAfirt Irm t ti a 4. ..I ■ .4 _. .^ii L S. • _

b tbe holidays par•oh, K. K Darby and wife, of tbl« city. • Miaa Mineiva Adam., teacher of ■otic hi the Hhippenaburg State Normal tJeboul, |a spending the holldaya *llh her parents, Charlea E. Adams aod wire, of thl. city. Hev. M. M. Lewi, aud family and Miaa Jtunle Pollock, of tbla cMj, end H»rry Kellm.ti aud wife, of Perkaale, Pa., apent (Tirlstraaa Day In Palermo, •t lhe home of Rev. Thomas Lewis. Mitt Carolyn Duvlna, who la a Bell Mtpbooe operator In Philadelphia. »p«oi several days with ber parente b»re. Hhe la in the Walnut exchange °ne of the busiest offices m Philadelphia Miaa Bradley is spending the bollyyt at bet home In Blrdaboro. Miaa Kogliah is in Camden end Mtse Col; left Tuesday to visit friends

In Newark. The youog women ere < nigh school Instructors, ■ * m a ' i CAPTAINCY offered »«il R, w. Pallida probably Wota'l Accept. Harry W, Koulda, son of Dr. end «« Henry T Foalda, of thla city, *» received notice of a belated noml"M'oti to , ^spuiDoy in the United '•let Army, aud subsequent to tbla •••given i ha offer of e commit* it i" probable that he will not l^l'1 *1 thla time, ee It would Wctly t>e advenlegeoqa lo do ao. lTry h#fVad ,!l ,hf ••nay 00 lite «> * l *,de during the war wlih (larf "ny and for M>me iime before being ll#r,b,y rt'*cl,arged he wet e flrat "•uttbani. Harry has a fln0 pnaition at e Cham•i t°ginw with (he MoraePelrhanks Company, Wf-nl Away to Weill. Pbarmll R?bWna, clerk In Meddock^e Ihifdnr ,,rrf Tuewley fur Hunks ?*fi !' *' !fdd frieuda before on i 'laeiLsTl" •!! ht tM 10 h* ■•wl«d " 1 n*i>imei Day, ^ naatt, in 'Unef wl" h* W«miUn'? on New ytei4a •Wr a.H m W,H h* dfM*«lMe ^rf*#hiid nua,bw of BOf^HI#e will

SDNDO SCHOOL HOLDS BANQOET IntercstiDgExerctfic?' \n Con | ncction V ;th 'Methodist Cliorc' Aato jSooc, YoLluWiag ri >Unr:cr, Friday night I KlviU ( llnUtu ' of gt«h wjuWm* of the uuto race frum .>«oi FYanclsco to New York in the Methodist Sunday School, the teacher and his claaa received public congrat ulatlons at a gathering of the class aud many of the church members, held In the Sunday School room. It waa expected that the Slate Sunday School secretary would be present lo addrena the congregation, but Supt. Mowrrr announced that thla gentle-* man could not be in attendance. Dr, Snyder, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, was then pro tented. Dr. Snyder said that there was no need for words after auch a delightful The grown people frequent have banquets, but all— the young folks as well as the older ones— an provided for to night. He waa glad ul their festivities over their activities, declafST I)r. SnVder aald.that all have heard of cheer leaders in college contests These arc needed In the churches and Sunday 8chool«— not the long-faced, grlm-vlsaged people. He cannot un derst&nd how such folks as the last kind can be conaldered in connection with the work of the Lord. He does not know how the Idea originated The spirit of cheer, friendship and sociability Is needed. One trouble in many churches it that there is too much snobbery. This

Is frequently to be seen among boyt I and girls. If there Is anything he t despises, the speaker said. It is a snob •* —some boy or girl who puts up his oi 1 ber nose at another boy or girl who * may be poorly dressed. He does not ' know whether they. have such snobt I in this Sunday School, but he has Been ' such things In other churches. The opportunltltes that confront tb* « young men and women today arc 1 many, and we haven't planted our feet ' in the fresh tasks of this world. Build ! character, the speaker urged. The boys and girls who put their hearts In their work are the ones who will solve the problems of the nation. He said that he believes that the Sunday School thai continues twelve 1 months in the year baa the right kind of enthusiasm and "pep." The biggest thing Is to see the people standing by the ship throughout the year. Dr. Snyder reiterated his declaraIon that he bated the snob, and caniot tolerate him, and he has no UBe for the wabbler. Concluding, the speaker expressed he hope that the Sunday School will 'iave a wonderful year, and by this he meana the whole year. Don't "lie down" in July and August, was his oarting Injunction. Led by the Rev. George W. Yard, he pastor, the members of the Men's lible Class sang a selection having to 1 do with the race In the Sunday School, which will be resumed after the holldaya. The refrain of the song waa ' "We're going to beat them at 8nn Francisco Bay" This was so well re- ' reived that the class sang another selection along the same lines. A quartet sang "Love's Old Sweet ' Song." and the vocalists did It so well that they were encored, responding with a humorous selection. The quartet comprised Dr. J. Thornley Hughes, r Russell H. Nulty. Clinton D. Lowden ■ and Edward M. Sutton. The Rev. J. W. Watts, rector of t Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, next • presented, said that, with so many • banquets he does not know what Is going to happen. This, too, in this • Advent season and days of fasting In , his church. He told of bursting pipes . . i « _ . . .k.i anri

In late afternoon and how he had been thoroughly soaked with water only a abort time before coming to this afTair. He was drench r-d with water until he was almost a Baptist, lie said he was glad to be present and pleased to aee so much enthusiasm among the Methodist people. After relating two or three funny stories, and for which line Mr. Walts Is now becoming noted here, the Speaker told of the need of the right kind of teachers In the Sunday schools. There Is needed more than a sound mind in a sound body. There Is a soul for which an account most be given. He closed by congratulating Mr. Lowden and the members of the winning olaas. Dr, Allen Corson aald that the con teat had atlmulated Interest In the , Sunday School and has helped the .... A tklniT

children. The race waa a good thing, o Tbe soil In Ocean City glvea plenty of opportunity for alt the churchea to work. Such affairs as this are need ^ i-d to keep Interest In the churches and to renew interest In each other. After the singing of a hymn by the ^ assemblage, the quartet sang another selection and lhe members were com- ( pelled to give two additional numbers. Even then the applause continued for some mlnutrt, < Mr. Yard said that he wss sure all ( had enjoyed the qttartat'a singing He told of having heen a member of a nollege quartet. He said that th»y fton|p to the end of the first part of the oonteat and he predicted success for the member# of hla •!«• «t the race. The elemant of contest Is good for aU. Wa must fight the force that confronts !» addition to being wholesome, conteets auch at these in the church are enjoyable. Quoting from a poem. "You are what you will . be." Mr. Yard said thai this la the • 1 rrrt of life. We are the mssler* of | our destinies. Mr. Yard wW* <*" •*** nf #n or i atorlrsl contest In which he was em, tared at college He tost the honors > the first time, hut won on the MMP J occasion heaauee he determined to o° 1 j *°|( w« Ml*r« tM tl» "MIX**

« herr *111 t* "«"* ,orf"' ** will win, the speaker said •Thl. cl«.. -on," Mr. **« conrlu.ton, ,h,W L—,. »•<'••• "j—ff 2 1 h,,nnrs llVCO them. T h< > I'STar'.* a— "'"Z'Z i nia hut did thatf *r , lkMrtw Th*r now ,hw"1 » r*«* **I Xo>* to »l®

&0HMY IN THR I vw*»i/ni lit ill:. ' LOCAL CHHRCHRS J 4 - vLJ WuwilVAiUU Strong Sermons and Excellent Mnsic Heard by Con* gregations. KIKHf M. K. There were many present ai all the services in the Methodist Church Sunday. The record attendance at the Sabbath school was again broken, there tw-ing nearly three hundred counted by the secretaries. It Is tho : aitn to reach the three hundred murk r.ext Sunday and overtop it the flrat Sunday oi the new year. The annual coal and interest collection was taken in the church. Twelve hundred dollars was need«-d for these two Items and nearly thirteen hundred dollars was subscribed. The pastor, the Rev. George W. Yard, spoke briefly at the morning service of "The Man. the Woman, and thi? Son of Man." His evening subject was, "The Meaning of Christmas, of 1919." Mr. Yard said the day for dire poverty has temporarily passed from ,oui midst here in America. The orators, statesmen and preachers are not dwelling upon that subject as they' once did. There Is not the real want in our country that there was at one time, or such as now exist*} in many ; of the other countries of the world

Neither is there the lack of necessl- 1 1 1 ties, as Is loo frequently the case in I * some other places. On the other hand. I the people of America are buying such], gifts for their children and their fani-l Hies as they have never bought be- 1 ^ fore. Money Is running almost like water. The greatest gift, however, which could be made Is that of serl- 1 ous thought, moulded and Influenced thp teachings and life of Christ, I whose birthday we celebrate, at thlal season of the year. Mr. Yard said we need to put more I love Into the gift that is made, and I not a mere act of presenting somebody I with something. This is a universal need, and one which the world serl ously lougs for. The choir gave the cantata, "Tld ings of Joy". Everyone enjoyed theli work very much, for they did theli part well. fikfit pkkhbytkkian. The Sunday services lu tbe First Preabyteriau Church were very tni* preaalve. Tbe wbole atmosphere was full of tbe Cbrlsllau spirit. Tbe church was elaborately decorated with greeus. Large trees were lighted by tnauy colored lights. The church. It Is said, never was more beautiful. The music waa Hue at both of the aervicea. The quartet of tralued 1 •tugers Is offering to the people of Ocean City aa high a grade of music a# as cau be heard anywhere. I The paator, the Hev. Dr. Snyder, delivered hla uaual sermonette to the children, aud briefly spoke on "The Message of tba Stars." 1 In the evening the church was crowded. The quartet sang several | ■ factious and Dr. Hugbea was heard In a beautiful teuor aolo. The pastor : then told the atory of "The Other Wlae Man," illustrating with beauti- • ful vlewa. 1 The Christmas conctrl lu the afternoou waa very enjoyable. The prl* r mary had a number of attractive patts. 1 FIRST BAPTIST. r Sunday was a good day at the First 1 Baptist Church ana unusual attend- ' ancea for thla lime of the year wer l present. Mra. A. R. Fogg, with her 9 girls' choir, and Measre. Nichola aod i »Mtii iiifir violins, were

glnklnaon. with their violins, wnc present at both services and helped remarkably well. The pastor preached a Christmas sermon In the morning on tbe subject, "Uod's Best (lift" showlog to bis listeners Just how the gift of Jesus Christ had blessed the whole : world and we in particular In an indl- j vldual way. In the evening the sub- . jret was "No Room In tbe Inn," a L ,/rord picture in three scenes. Next Sunday tbe choir and orelieatra will be present at both services It i being the Sunday before New Year's . , he pastor, the Rev. M. M. Lewis, will • apeak on subject! appropriate to tbe occaalou. rr. auoubtink'b. The chapel of Hi- Auguatlue'aChurehl was well filled at the 10 o'clock maae . onHuml.y. The cel.br.nl , rector, tbe Hev. Thorn., b. Rl.tte. , who delivered *11 lo.tructlve eermot. the alns of oral**lon.

gift to pastor Vsrd «Oirt t»v Httiir The Klrit M. B. Church **• filled Tuewlay evsulng. whan the Sunday school had Ita Chrislmas en1,1 'ifir' °**OBI <»>• ",e ,r''0"'' ^ w.< tir.yer by »«>• P",or> * Ororfte W. V«rd, A ple.-InK progr.m of.*#rcl«. ••• pro*""1'1' wm At the conclusion, Mr. Yaf p£*«V.d «.•!> *»1D *,ld ,mw Men1. Hlble t!|*». wf,e m.de to the .uperlnteodent »mt Major 1j. H Thorn... _

NARROWLY MISSED DEATH AT A GRADE CROSSING

v £ Man, Keeping Nerve, ^ V Rurt- J \ \'{ 'i • ' ^ « - N j Johnson, of Ibis city, u. ably narrow escape from death a* ... Thirty-fourth street crossing of the West Jersey A .Seashore Railroad Company on Tuesday. He was g .mg in h|R Utile car to the bridge on the turnpike and the front wheels of his machine had crossed • tbe tracks when he ©aw a train near, going south at a good rate of s|*ed. The young man Immediately turned [ bis car ou to the tracks and attempted to race ahead of the tralu ou tbe j tracks. He tore out a closed side of j tho car and stood ou the running board of the vehicle, guiding the machine, until the right rear end of the machine was struck by the engine, j lie was thrown some distance, but was cut only a little, In addition to sustaining many bruises. Johnson says he saw a former watchman of the railroad titling on the steps of the little station at Thirtyfourth street, and, as the man did not give any signals, he thought the railroad tracks were clear. The auto was wrecked. SMAEE BEA ZB Mr*, j. k. Junes I.oats m Few Dresses. Mrs. Jubu R. Jouea detected the odor of smoke iu her home, a few I afternoons since, aud begau an InveaI ligation. She found a lot of smoke In

1 a clu-et and a fire lo a wall near by. Immediately telephoned the fire department and Chief Watson re sanded w ith the chemical apparatus. The blsxe was soon extinguished. The lire started from a gas healer, the wall near which It was staudlug bring burned through. Wilson Robbloe, clerk iu Maddock'a Pharmacy, who was talking with Leonard Murphy lu Mr. Jouea' store at the time of the fire, ran upstairs, picked up the youug daughter of Mr. Juues aud look her to a place of aafety. GOT FINE DEER I Jonathan Wallace Killed Back on Plains of New Jersey. Jonathan Wallace, of thla city, was one of the few lucky gunuera of this Lection during the deer hunting teason last week. With a few friends he apeut tbe deer season on the plains of Jersey, near Tuckerton. aud shot a four-auag deer, I weighing 150 pounds. It was his first deer and be was proud of bis feat. Ha saw a number of deef during tbe rour or five daye be was bunting. (ieorice «• Brown Dead. George R llrown, who wit tbe civil englueer for Stern A Hllvermau when tbey built tbe Shore Fast Line 1 Railway into this city from Atlantic City, died in a Philadelphia boapltal last week aud waa burlad at Port Elizabeth on Monday. Tbe cause of hla death waa diabetes. He bad been 111 six mouths. He leaves a family. N. B. OoBPs Mother Dead. J Mrs. Aunaillla Uoff. widow of I William Gofl, of Tuckaboe, died TueeI day of last week, after an Illness of r six weeks, and she was buried Baturr day from ber late residence. Mra. • Gofl was the mother of N. 8. GofT, of thla city. # i m • ■ ■■ Announce lingsitrmmt. Orfcar H. VanSant aod wife, of tbla city, announce tbe engagement of their . daughter, Miaa Emma M.. and Jobo M. Fisher, eon of Albert Fisher and wife, of OeeenClty. \ For 8 a LB.— Two feather beds. Ap- ' ply 711 Eighth atreet adv., ll.

CANTATA PLEASED LARGE AUDIENCE Choir of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church Heard to Unusual Advantage. TVe hMfiry of C'hrUtmaa" by H. AIutidei Mail*-?**, Miog Ly tue choir Trinity £pbH*;£»' Church Tueejk; *i ot t- »' p;*5 Ileal cantatas that .. jasopie - city have heard. It would be Impossible lo pick tue particular stars, as the entire choir performed like professionals. The organlat, Mrs. James Austin, by her wonderful playing, demonstrated that she is an artist and a great credit to Ocean City. Mis. Ruby Dunstan saug tier suprauo solus with the extreme clarity of tone that makes her cue of the town's real singers. Two promising : stars were discovered lu the prison# of ' Miss Lily Nachbauer and Malcolm i Austin, who sang contralto aud baritone solos w lib great finish. The solo* of Mr. Cameron aud Johu Houy well were greatly appreciated, as wa# their work In the male quartet, with Messrs. Collissoti and Austin. One or j the pleasing features was the work of the quartet com (Mised of Mrs. Dunstan , I Miss Nachbauer, Mrs. liauck aud Mlw Culburu. Tbe aant#ta, given as a part of the musical program of the church, w as • for the benefit of the pipe organ fund and a good-sued sum was realized. After the close of the service mauy expressed the desire tu hear It agatu , and to give lo those unable to attend tbe opportunity of enjnyiug It, an- , uouncemeut will be made later if ll i« decided lo repeat It.

PEAN BIG NIGHT f*at>llc Installation of Oltlccrs of D. of A. Ou New Year's ulght. Ocean L'lty [_ Council, No. 10, Daughters of Amer- L lea. will hold a public Installation of officers, for members of the order, and j I Invited guests. A short seeslon of the I council will beheld at 7 SO o'clock.! The doors will be opened at 8 o'clock for the gucats, and at 8 30 doors will t>« cloaed. remaining so during the iu- 1 siallatlon. j Tha following committee# have charge: Public Installation of officers I —Miss Ballle W. Lake. Mrs. Florence M. Gilbert, Mrs. Ida F Dixon, Mrs. I Madeline Porter aod Mrs. Hattle G. 11 Vincent. J Reception— Mrs. Pioieuce M. Gilbert. Mra. Madeline Porter and Mrs. Ida Jeffries. Good and welfare — Mrs. Eva L. I Fisher, Mrs. Amy Breck ley. Mrs. Judith Corson, Mrs. Mabel Buzby and Mrs. Eva Johnson. IN SIBERIAN SERVICE Gilbert C. Pale Vialta Brotbrr in j Tbla City, i Gilbert C. Pyle, of Wilmington, Dei , has returned to that city after , spending a few days to Ocean City as ' tha guest of bis brother, Prof. Joseph I i L. Pyle. Tbe young man was cblef yeoman I on tbe U 8. 8. Unalaska aod Is Just back from an eight months' cruise In Alaskan and blbenan waters. In adr dltlon to tba customary war stripe, be ' has tbe Siberian service stripe. f Mr. Pyle, after a abort visit at bis * boms In Wilmington, will go to • Memphis aud engage lo buelneaa. UlaetratcfS Sermon. Next Sunday in tbe Methodist Church the paator, the Rev. George # W. Yard, will apeak on the subject, f "Forcing the Lock", In the evening 1 there will be fiffy beautiful alldea ahown. Wednesday evening. Dec. 31, "Watch .nifbt" service will be held in : H the Sunday achool room of tbe church. ; 'The service will begin at 10 o'clock.

"Memorial Tablet" At . recent Joint meeting of the MemorUl T.b!et Committer of the Young j Lien's Progressive League and the committee tepresentingMorgan-Ranck Post, of he Vmeri?an Legion, the following list of aame. wercpasaed upon a. those ehgiT -k rm* ti.ines are tobeengravid upon the Bronse Memorxal Tablet, reprtaentM thSTw" co.«it«ted the .rmed force. In the recent W«ld W.r h*ving wrved • ii r*ritn» i»i thp following branchw of aerrioc: the United States Sa\y, the I United1 Stated Armv, Unite^i Stataa Marines and the United Sutea Coast Guard. If ,M pemii know, of one who*e ww»e U not .pelled wncctlyoc .nT .• t — . ™n rtf s name U left out. they wtlt be conferring a favor by immediately I ,nlVf\nn ©rv of the fXwini named ienllemen. who constitute the MemorUl I jS^Amirn^of Tte ToLg LeoK«; ^.,«rr Allen, Dr.J. . ritomlev llughe. »nd I)r. WiUon \ . Chnrtlin. •■No grenter lore h*th m.n th.n thl. ; lh«t be Uy down hi. life for hi. friend.-' "In CQsmoplam" Wrtlev Cordery Nichohu Impsgli.tii UwAn« RuJell Henry Rimer B. R.nck Roll of Honor Miu Aletha R. TownKnd r tin it A.l.m. Dominic Gerbwio J.me. P.lermo lohnH. Ad.m. Daniel R. Goodwin Sunlry Pirrcc Raymond Adams ift*enh H Gtsktll Ravmond Price iWbS Raymond Haley Joseph lybtau Pyle ft P itrrcklev Morgan Ilaml, «d Leonard Wrker WigA ttiKKVu.. &?S%Roy Bentham wiiw(w»d A Hc»well Rlliworth A. Roclgara fePM BUekSS HllSSh A. R^m, t»eorge M- Blscxman Hoffman Dr. Howard Reed WillUm J. . Clarence W- Hartman Alfred R. Smith W«d"r ^jESrKTt'.In R Morrison Hancock Harry Sharpham llaneyXJoydJ LhalU WUliain L. Henderson j<*eph B. C. Swan Howard L taven WillUm Ingeraoll Norvia C. Smith William C. Chance chX?wS3l Karl Sharp Dudley Cone Tack G, Jkrual Horace F. Smith Joseph B. Chaw t^ng il. jSUa Thomas Scull George P. ^P0TCT lohn M Johnson Richard W« Sooy Andrew Coht. Kv ji/frirt Ch«l« Schock Rwtng T. Coraon binson Arthur W. Shoemaker Roger Cooper, ^ Jay Anderson Smith Barton Champion Harry L Lake Charlta.Ji. Stetxer Paul G. Clayton ""JT - Maurice Weodell Sharp Harold Cotton ALynch Prank J * Sanaiao R*lwanl R. Cntimt H^d V Lyach Johu H. 8«H Kossell K. Crane Malcolm C. Leslie Maurice Scull Carl Crowley Leonard Murphy Rod D. Shldiar Robert Lwiery *FVj. ferryman James lr. StebWaa Nicholas I>cR'^« Charles Hansford Richanl 8. Suttou Bisnnin J . Doaglatt Klber, Tr<Hlt SuUCPKhhi Ralph K. Mosley H.rry thhh jcJpb Mtrmglinolo Nrwlin Turner Ginvanna Dej«iro Thafnas M. Morris Otto Tbompaon Va«e L- Ksty JSJ j"W Ralph Y.afeiklet i ■ prank Rvan. tf^ Moriuaa WilU VaaTiae George Folfi" William L Meehan R. Richard \ca» k' Henry \\. Foulds George lY Norrotn Msuriqe L. Wriggin* , ! VrtH,ttT SSlr twK G Nicholes Jay WrtfgtM johnM. Pisher ^ Newklrk HaeBaga Wallace L Rolierl Thomas Plftcher L Hkhereon Dr John H. Whilktf .1 Msurice L I otter V" . Nickeraoo Albert H WesAm ' ' "J'^bh tr OT"Ntek*m.m Albert Hjr.ll. , Wilbaw L. Attouioe Ptose Fiwnk Rkfhw ;;ir«.'S5r »».««.

PLUMBING Are von g#ttiug ex. tire sstwfeotiop as to prioea. «urkc&aosL;{' ax*d conr ? J f 001,'it will p»y you to giro me a trial 1 am in ao exoepuonally jp>-xi uai 1 rare of yoar repair work of whUh I make a specialty. 1 have »o *zj^r.«»ve ed-iaLlijUtmerd [ or eh/Kal foroe t*/ U»ve u^*» * tru.i ' MMiines C. M. BACON bri7 lilghth -fcit i SURF LAUNDRY || 929 Ocean Avenue Fb»e«. Ocean City, N. J. : i GOOD WORK, QUICK SERVICE, ALL WORK DQfiE ON PREMISES PLEASE GIVE US A TRIAL Geo. F. Saxton PAINTING. PAPP.R HANGING . GRAINING an o DECORATING 1046 ASBURY AVENUE OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY Humphrey Radiantfire Perfect combustion, safe, odorless, and gives intense beat at a MirprUiugly hmall gas cxpeuac. No need to build furnace fires mornings and even- , ings during the spring and fall mouths. Fits into any • fireplace aud is easily installed. It throws out the heat reaching into other rooms. On exhibition at our salesroom. City Gas bight Company i ' ' 1 1 ■ 1 1 ■ i

Build a Home There IS a Building Boom. It U in fulf awing in the West ami Middle West. We have commenced to feel it here iu the East. It's spreading. Prices will advance. ^ Why net get busy now with thoae t>Un»? See your friend, Mr. Contractor, j and go over it with him. Of course it a understood that you'll want the Lumber to come from us. lf wc gel the business, you'll not beheld op for the delivery of the material. That does not only mean LUM BER. it means Cement, Brick, l.ime, I^th, Sash and Mtllwoik and Hardware. everything that toes In tho Building C. 11. Shoemaker Cumber Co. Twelfth and West Avenue BELL PHONE 16 Sutton & Corson Co. General Contractors GRADING .AN.D STREET BUILDING Ninth St. and Simpson Ave. ocean City. N. J. [Tlcoion j General (Jon tractor 1 ( 737 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY ^roads. sewers. bridges. bulkheadsj ! - J SIMMS' RESTAURANT and DELICATESSEN 822 Boardwalk Closed for Season Sunday, Oct. 5

shirts shirts i — % — BUY HIM A SHIRT We have a Big Line at Fair Prices : New Line Ties, Hosiery, Kid Gloves All-wool Sweaters, Cap® I Stetson Hats Suits Overcoats Tones' Men's Shop 80406 Asbury Ave. Ocean City, N. J* I I THE TIME is coming when it will not be an easy matter to get botel accommodations in Ocean City during the summer season. » Most people write for reservations a week or two ahead of their vacation date and are disap pointed when told there is no room. Last summer over six hundred people wrote for reservations in the Swarthmore Hotel and could not be taken care of. Even tor the coming summer we are unable to"promise a single room. The new Lippincott Hotel is being built to help meet the demand and yet we have enough applications for reservations already to fill it from cellar to garret There is need in Ocean City for good hotels. Lippincott Hotels Compihy For farther information in connecthm with the nn tt*u*1 plans Of the above Company, communicate with LL. Montgomery, Publicity Manager, or with P. Ada* Brown, Secretary and Treasurer. 731 Liberty Building, II Philadelphia,?*. I Advertise in the Sentinel. ; . .. i-'V.'Vv- -v ......... .

HU TCI.* AM Ll CVTTAatt £ catch jj.aXl M . «c<*/azir/, C/* ac.ro* t OCEAN CiTY HEW JMRBmY "I -KM ilf » HrAst Hall I* a L^t am* amm M '.I* .IxjTr, an. I a!** t(dt ttl+4. MWOMM IMIr tu tu CaaaWMMM **i*a m. a rowmam. m . a. U'+a Mum THE IMPERIAL 1015 Oulral Ave. Ocaao Ctcy, JL X. Op**i tor tt m aaaojti yi-nammflf i'ftmlrA Uhr u*a Ma**: U. iWM.1*' W HHM- c- oictzjlc THE KATHLU Sow open for tbe »aueon IIM Canuoi Avaoo*. CKJUX CfTT. J it l-wich uewia a oouaxjj NEW HOTEL ELBERON _ MOUTH AHUVZSiTtULL AVKBBK Ui.'tAH CITY. V. J. HMfUrt *r.c rr-, yrxiytMt raaam FourteeotG Mcmoo f noron^hlj ocd B«wlj fmparaC, tat FMoomi i3«X a o4 MA-lt. MILLER COTTAGE 722 Onleai A.n&M O.-KJIN CITY NEW JSBSS? Open All the Year Hot Water Heat LA TELA I. MLLUEft I a— — — — ■■■ ■ . in ii i i aa a — — THE B1SCAYNE L>u« lo allmUou* tbe Viaamjua fill he cloN'l tnUl Apri, ltt Ocean avenue op poelte Moorlyn terrace Private Bathe Booklet K. BLCKDIN, Ovaer I r <v> \w/ i I I I •nn \ ii I v I ■ Our Wall Paper is a veritable find- We *im to [please the particular. Just come [down and inspect our numerous designs. If you are critical ft may take you a long time to deckle — I there are so many patterns to choose | from — but the point b that you can lie suited exactly right aud at prices I that will appeal to you. ALFRED R. SMITH 1 048 Aibary AveOcean City Sow Jersey | * Are You a * Slave to Stoves? Is your house heated oolf «a tpocs? Do you want to do away % with the dirt and trouble of car* tying coal and a^hes through the rooms? Do you want more be* at lev? cost? " Why not investigate the t . InTERrMTlOML Onepipe Heater I 8wak A TtOUT* ****** IMO OflOwv mon 0**m «*>» PL A

Real Estate and Search Company axptxttim Fidelity Trust Comwuy Of Ntvrark Wilfli ood Title tnfi Trot Co. Title Inanrwnoe I Searches, AbetrmcU of TiUe» Conveyancing Fire Insurance I Prompt Servica AD Wo«l OuaianMad I Money to Loss on Good Flrat Mongaga ' Parma fo* Bala Office* in Finst Netlon.1 Bunk Baildin« Cape Ma^Oourt Hoa* Eyes Extmiued Vttkait Dreps I oo Wttro ei lite My Slock o» ay* BwmmamO tmmmW » SSUT^it iSS? BSSrog §oim523?>Wii* •m«at w*. OMWOtkWwa m J in* prooaiaav A. W. ELY lftt 4Uwit« Amssi ATLAVTK rtn, a Nten rut iMftoom Ooer. m— kikiii i ii i am Niai # muimc ice cowun pkm, iontaii tM TarUh and Waat Avanu# octal* CITY * A. __ C. t— LAKE ...REAL CSTATt AGtNT.. tttt aabary Oasaa Lo* tor saia. Ui)ll*l*i to* foot. MARK LAKE Uridertaker tftd Bmbehtter ME riOHAlt v4t _ Mnrtlsi to The Sattoil