MANY VISITORS HERE AT EASTEI Well -Known Cottager Among ?ho*e Who Spent Holidays In Ocean City. William M. Taylor, of Philadelphia wm tiara fiuuday. NsJsou Ross, of Camden vlaltad hi paraui* In (bit city Muudajr. ( uuiuiodure Claraoca ( ' W Wllaou of Philadelphia, wm bar# Heeler. Allau D. Wallle, of Philadelphia, i cottager bara, wee lu town Tuesday. William 8. Graham, of Pbiladal pbla. waa among tba Easier vialtora D L Hope and wife, of Pbiladal pbla, ware aiuiog tba E«*ter ootlagers. C K Grim and wlfa, of Pbiladal pbla, wtra bara durlug tba Ea»lei par tod. Couuclliuan ami Mr* William Mci'oacb. of Philadelphia, wara here ai Easier. Hobart W. Scott and family, ol Pbiladal ptila, wara at tbelr cottaga Easier. Alex. Lawreuce, Jr.. aud wlfa. ol Pblladalpbla, wara amoug lha Easier cottager*. Char la* Overu and family, of Pblladalpbla, wara at their cottaga at Thirtieth atraat. Thome* Wattaon and wlfa, of Pblladalpbla, oottager*. wara among the weak'* v labors. Col. J. Howard WtllaU.of Port Kill* abet b, spent Kestar hare with Ii W. Edward* aud wlfa. E Bergman and wlfa, who have a - ~ store bara In aummar, are ou tbelr way back from California. Deputy Attorney General David McCoacb, of Pblladalpbla, waa amoug tba Beater crowd bare. D. Saltier and wlfa, of Rox borough, are spending a few weak* In tbelr Bixteeotb atraat cottage Nathan Taggart and wlfa, of Pblladalpbla, aummar residents, wars among tba Better visitors. Charles T. Maglnuis, of tbl* city, who was in Philadelphia for a month waa In town during tba weak. George Brack lay. bd, who Is employed In Philadelphia, spent tba holidays with bla parent* In tble city. Eugene Darby, a student at Habnemaon Medical College, spent Beater wltb bla paranta. F. B Darby and wife. W . Frank Loux and family, of Pblladalpbla, occupied tbatr cottage. 2504 Waalay avenue, over tba Raster holidays. William T. Brown, Jr., has returned ta Exeter Academy after spending Easier with bl* parent* in tbelr cottags bara.

Harry G. Pel I men and wlfa, of PerkaaJa, are slatting Itev. and Mrs. M M. Lewis. Mrs. Kellman Is a sister of Mr. Lewis. Mrs. A. O. Dental, of tbla city, la away on a fifteen-day trip, visiting friends In Wllllemaport and Lock Haven, Pa. P. Erwtn 9 wart lay, a Pblladalpbla raal aetata operator and owner of property In tbla city, waa amoog tba Easter visitors. Frank Crtemond and Miss Elsie Lea, of Philadelphia, ware guest* of Cepi. George W. Lea and wife, tbla city, over tba holidays. Mtaa Msrjorls Townaend, who la llrlog In New York, visited bar parent*, Ralph Townaend and wife, of tbl* city, at Beater. J. T. WHton, a teacher In the Bordeotdwn Military Academy, and a former resident of ibis city, was In town at Easter. Mr. and Mrs. Mayers and daughter Florence, of Pblladalpbla, opened their oottage, 805 (Seventeenth etreet, for Easier week. George W. Long, wife and son, of Pbttadalpbla, aummar reeldeute hare, ware goeeta of tba Imperial during the Easier days. Harry W. Foulda, of New York, a visitor at at tba borne of hta parent*. Dr. and Mrs. H. T. Foulda, tbla city, during the holiday a. Joseph L. QtfTord. Jr., assistant ma eager of a Camden store, visited hta parents, Joseph C, Glflord aud wife, of tba city, Easter. H. L. Ht el wagon and wife, of tbl* city, who ware In Atlantic City during tba winter, beva returned to their borne, 260 Asbury avenue. Mrs. W. I. Raymond and daughter, Mies Margaret C, Raymond, of this ©Ky, bava retimed boms after spending tba winter to Charlotte, N. C. William L Ullt«eri and wife bad as tbelr goeet at Easter Alan J. AI Ihelmtr, of Little Hook. Arkansas, Who ie a Student at Columbia College Hamutl Feathers and family, of Camden, spent tbe Easter holidays bare. They are bavlog Improvements made to their property by Mwan A Trout John H. Mart ague banker, and wife, of Philadelphia, ware at tbelr Waalay avenue cottaga daring the holidays, Mrs. Managua remained here tbla weak. Mlaa Florence Plleggl, of this city, who spent tba winter in Ht Petersburg. P»a., ha* returned boms end is now oesbler In the City Gas Light Company's office. Tba Mte*ee Anna R. and Kltxabeth K. Hukwied, of Pblladalpbla, ware the guests of tbelr soot, Mlaa O. K Herat maon, at ber cottage. BOP Hevatiteenth street, over the week-end. Barnard Ruckdeechel and family, of Pblladalpbla, wars hers over the bolldays. With them were L M Garrett aud wife and John T. Magulra and wife, of Pblladalpbla, and Georg a Ital! Marling, of Bala. Harry Gerben and family and Waltar Norbrook, of Pblladalpbla. wars guests of Charles Hrecblayend family, of this etty, at Easter. Mr. Gerben has • cottaga at Fourteenth etreet and Pteeeurs avenue for tba summer. (Aidlueaai ra«aoaai* aa Third rags,) <

■ » n The Elldest Camper * Bf CONSTANCE CRAY (CsMrkkl. Ili*. *r Iks M*Ctsr* K*ws- # MMI lr*b(At« > When ths news reached Camp Be- . fetch!* that a Junior naval reserve * ptatloa use to bs located near by Murlsl Brown, the haad cainp coun* u, sslor, aighed audibly and rrmarkrd to her coworker* : "We'll earn our keep this year, girls. What ffcaace ha* a •porta and crafts with a couple of hundred or mora uniformed youths not T two ottos away! ETery glri wilt have *- one eye on the tennis ball and the nthj. or wandertuf Into the dim d.'stauce after a poteutla! speck of wlili* Bertha. Muriel's eldaat slater sr.d tba business manager of flagaichie 1 Camp for Girls, paused Is her task of rr arranging simple furniture lu au ▲ tent "Cheer up. als; there will, per- ». force, have to be grown up uniform* in t| charge. Perhaps they will gl\e sotna dances. Those naval lucn dun * Ilka d reams, too." * | "M-mra; tna>ba aa But 1 prefer ' dresma In my own little h* k. thank yon, after a s'.rcm. days ,t work in the open." returned Mutie1 r There ware fit) girls at the c.« >P that year, ranging from fifteen to elght««-n years old. Clad exactly alike In khskl '* bloomer suita with black sailor Ilea, tba little company set out one morning for tha dally bike Muris! was walkI- lng ahead with Mlaa Hold>-n, an as- «- alstant counselor, whan, without warnlug. there appeared over a rift- of I ground a squad of whlte^-lnd sailor lads commanded by a young officer. 1 Immaculate in snowy duck. Mlaa Muriel heard tbe excited eicla7 Atkana Waa Bitting on a Rock.

Rations of hor charges, but Ignored them and led tham Into an opportono woods road, ffpw tha bead counselor did not look a day older than some of bar campers. However, aha waa twen • tj-flve. Mlaa Holdan, though only a X year older, looked every bit of It t Therefore It was oat surprising that the dapper young officer, halting hta detachment and hurrying ahead, should k address tha latter. With lifted cap. disclosing brown curls cloooly bartered, ha Inquired If tba shore road earns out on tha highway. Than ha listened attentively to Miss Holden'a reply— and looked at Muriel. At a crisp ordtr from their commander the sailor lads continued down (bs road. Tba campers vanished into tbatr swn woods. Tba Incident waa dosed. Uly Dart a romantic yonng woman sf tavanteea, elaborated upon tbe boating to Berths. "And tha officer wgs b peach. Ha fairly ata up Miss Muriel with hla eyes." Muriel looked up from where she wis assisting one of tha "Cleveland twine" to pick up n ttltch gone wrong. "Lucky ha used his eyes Instead of thoae white teeth, LU," she said, "but I don't admtre fatal beauty In a man. So don't waste your tiina building up a romance on that look." It was when tha camper* were out 1a tha canoes tha next day that a big square envelope arrived. There was to ba a hop on tha following Saturday bight at tha reserve station. Every one at Oarop Segatchla waa Invited. Great waa the rejoicing among the glria when they returned and beard tha nawa. Immediately "what to wear" become the principal topic of conversation. Lily Dart, agalnat the rules of tba camp, had brought a very flossy evening gown. Every one was envtoua. That matter, however, waa quickly settled by Muriel. "Now, girls." •aid that decided young lady, "the costume of tha evening wm be a white skirt, white middy, white ahoea and ■tocklnga; then your black sailor ilea, Wt are campers, not a society outfit. I shall wear ths same." "W bet that good-looking officer take* you for one of us," gushed ths lrrapreaalbla Uly. "Really, M>i Muriel, you don't look a day older." Aa It happened, the romantic prop*.' ecy catna true, Ensign Richard Alktna simply took It for granted that Muriel waa one of ths campers. She let him labor under that delusion. When ha Inquired her home port aha gar* Akron. Ohio, which, lueklly, she knew— for so did En*!gn Alksns. Hs asked If caller* wore iill<>nr<l at Hta camp. Muriel told him. very decidedly, they w*ere not. But when the young officer proposed that they meet mi boulder path at two the following afternoon she agreed to try. Muriel walked rather slowly and thoughtfully down the path at the uppointed hour. Quite agaltigt her will, she liked tha handsome young officer. The flush which so often flooded hl» tanned cheeks sewed to absolve hits from tha rauify of tha merely handhome man. It had been great fuo to "keep h m on a string," Thus, no woman, howaver young, really enjoya confessing to mot# years than appear to be her*. But lha head counselor had de<|ded, by tha time aha drew close to tha place designated far tha meeting, that she JE would do that very thing Alkena was silting or. a rock when *T Muriel cqine Into sight lie „n<j * greeted her. "Mies Brown, I was wrong to sak you to meet me here iVandosttnely. but there t* something I want ta tail yoi where no one caa •Ttibeer *

I "Why, this la Interesting" »■' Muriel; >•»« have •»«•!.. a !«• i« tut and 1 have a roafoaalifti >«• lual to you. 1 • % sit dowu You •.* fir*En* £i. Aiken after a tuotucitl - h« tatlon. i It J*< Ifort In Akron!" •*1 certainly do." "Well, there 1s where 1 mw Jv-u picture." , The girl *ect...-d al*out i- *[ . .k • Aiken* '.cpt mi: "It v.n in J rk room One of a row «. -- mut tel. third froiu the !r" He ad oi lja th^te tk» ll.g s>i|i»e d"|«e <4i • -f t'i flufleiiiAlp I will grirre. J»«'k • queer du«'k"— Aik« me to try II. K- I aekcwl It f u» • •t.fk quaeflon 'Vl'lf-ni would I marry 1 and - 1 swear 1 hadn't «>■ ah. i -1 m the phi '"giepk* OS the «•'.» !f— -It.' th.ng *|.'i»-d out Third girl trs m left on tiir mantel ' Then. <>f qu z£< -! Jack to hiu! . x- I ah4>tit the girl In the | .. ture for I locked mighty gc*>1 to ^ Iti.t lu wuUldn t gUc me a hint who she w * Fold It w .uld be a t« »t of the powen uf (tie lH-«nI and I was to let I know If I aver met her I've been look tng for a year Ah'l n«»w \>h«- • I fouii'l you I'm n even i «• 1 call ! " Mt;rlel l ^d l *•» -d v tn'ie ctsotlotsa. "I have no faith whatevei In hoar la. Mr. Alkena I *^>ut you may call. You s*w, you la bore-i under a rulSToko and 1 1. I Just let you. 1 am not otic <«f the < atu| glris but the head eoun«» r My - ^ ter ard myself run the camp. W« doti't take g i » owr twenty -and I u year* and >e*rt snore that; that. I n twenty -fl\e." "And I twenty -v. . ! >? t tell me I don't !<»- .. It. for that'* the cr«w» of fuy life." refurinil the . - gn Muriel ar*"«e a i muted av;>. I must go back to n * charges." "But when • | y 1 call!" queried KoNlgn It lii.rd Alkena. aslheg'.r •• it t---up the path. Muriel ! ! not answer till *' •• * •» to a large boulder, around whleb eha rau-t !*i«. "Ask the ouija l <«ard. she called out —and ran laughing up the «tuupward. Evan tna nest It It one of the disi!!u«lonmv'.'* experienced by most Sojourners on this planet that tha wonderful places of childhood's enjoyment are found to | have shrunk am a singly on l^lng teM«ite*1 in after years. Even the sxrall people find that Imagination plays pranks with them, and are driven to some *od> remark at that of the little girl who, on being taken back to the seaside after two years or so. exclaimed: "It's not the satue. t. uiuuty darling. It's gone out of shape." i

BANG CANTATA I illi' Wuili •» » 4 *»«*!« h u*«rli I Ttie | fvttyr cantata, 'lb* K*»*'.rrc « (ton Ho|r," t> i'lffle B Adain- wai w< i| *ung by tb< tutojtef* of lb* . »»f Irt of Ibr Kii»t l'fr-i y let Ian t'bulcki ur I ' --ter i*unda% r veiling. J baaftiartrl tiiprnwd Mt*» I •* 1 CotMU, »> prsi •; Mi* Augo*ta llolle, coultailv: l»r J ll» t <r> , " i Hug I It*, ten. r. ami i**!* IL-gan, !l" lata. a - >• 1. 'UOl i.lt «'P AVAt "N. ft 1 ll'i.iKl'W U K I.t i A 11(0 i , luBirarl No. IOM. SHtMll l*i"nl I" IM ll wfd \l % Vt.«n 'Hifi in »« ■! IVuiMuiiw ii.*i» vruj;4 " ■■■ * p rt, * 1 1! l-i1 f-" '• «»** «!I t-s'l- • rl- IJ*. ■ • •' > f"' i ' n^'lnf « I -• H«ISI J * *oi mi ■!,«- »|i t • - •« lit J - g » % If) -4'.d T» f" • -S.fld • r»-l» 1 r .|»r at .. : 1 1* ■-«4iU U •• ' II I •1 f or. U I lu-i gu Tt'H' rr, ifiil-. vim. «»f of r l.'i • |wl*«tifcr- *:ii • rs - » ii> c*-ii i ' } i «!,»•• • SK'ii U>|t4 •:» is sisivrs rs? .'iSUjr. \.t xzr. k- t n%ct. w i i.ti«rf 'i -t, I ni • d-rwt i trt. iU.o »f rt t>< ! r 4 it iVOg '* of Hi* nwiml [O 1 a ceil r u ui| • : > i •' <• ifiiui * kiii'ti-rin'i mi'* I v (viu .iii , cvft ) 1 ; itijr i|>«' tu»» * ' If t«oi- i r«ijoirii! s| u * «Se > ? i - r II *r>i lr< I Iti«- rlgti! t-- r t- lv u r 5 at >} IS lot in vii) !. til sp> • Mc*' • i»«*r. t f-.rm- ■ l«eo» "- o»tr>«*1 Ir-'in It**- Plrretor of I'- • 4vrfefit I Iifi:.' « r w M n I "1 I Jr I' b-OHicl. 1 is»B«er , Ucr.u c» i, s J W II BA* HO*. • l>lr iv 'or I'ut-I <• Works n A%*i-ic \. i 4 *. 1,1' F.I v«. Ill . Notice of Klcctioij. c • 1 1 \ » »r o« i.an cirv. j. la ruAitH tuttr a cii ibr pr><> i»i d* o f 1 « , \ vi A : «. I: . • '« i t I. it i r— Mpproir«: ApiiM, is-v,«r.4; t ■ lurtMlti • i» s..i Nolle* tv i>; *.»«» tlmt tii. Hail UnKivir; au i I .-rfluu will »|| at Ibr I h lo^ dt*u*iit< 0 l Un • «* Kitri U «r.J- No. * 4 ;re A*bOry »»» *ttr, U .na - oiiilini. -r--4,U W»rU ' i tii - 1 Rnnn »B 4 l|> )|. 11. < orurr of N'lilb vim: aa t f»tn<r> av> u. Tuesday . 'April 20, 1920 ' t>rtw**n Ui* hours or tiiirr and oinvoV) ,-k ' «»«: »«:U day l«rr 1 br pu>|4>- itl UiaXiri^ a f> I i ►trail >o i tuun hu i to r«*. J-r nod r . Mir rr<l»!rr of YOl/r* f if tlir I'mkl' ' ' Prlinary I' «rtf-r to br LrM ub Tim- u«. Aj-rii . . f N«»t e* - ticreby ciscn Ibat « prevMprimary r .»1II>:. »l, It I* l In III* at«ix > oaiurd t«>illog placo oo Tuesday. April 2j, 1920 uta»w 11* biiu-» of l«*ivc-lklrtr f V uHl : iirl.U.al urik-b t.-,., ptar« Uir Itf ^ put ltOBD and |lrroi>crntlr Votrf* wi|j v.^r 4«> ftncial Ua..-<* fur unr t'r**|(J«*ui ot • -'.t «-•. I.. ►• rvt Xoi tour yaarv. to n* * .est «l at lb- tirBvral t*.'.-C4 ion on Tnrada* . V^vn U r ' 1. 1*jj In lur itiiuoiy aicct lot Ctbarr will t< 1 vnvp praUrOtlal rirCou j IIAItKY A.MUIIR1H, I kit , P. F.t gs Tk lit) I Jrfk.

. - I -• — ' a world rebuilt By the Golden Rule not by the ride of Gold ' I ^HIRTY denominations of the Church are uniting in a simultaneous campaign ui the week of April 25thMay 2nd. They are uniting because the task before the Church is too great for any one denomination; because there must be no duplication of effort ; no waste. These churches know that the world needs many things - but it needs Faith most of all. They know that there can be no final solution of our economic problems that is not a spiritual solution, based ' oo the teachings of Jesus Christ and His Golden Rule They have had the courage to survey the whole task, and to ask for a budget large enough to sustain (1) the work abroad. (2) the work at home including the church's part in the huge task of Americanization, (3) the colleges and (4) hospitals supported by the Churches. (51 the religious training of the young, and to provide (6) a living wage for the Church's ministers. F The budget is large in the aggregate; yet j f 1 if each person who loves America would j A increase his contribution by only a few ) k dollars the whole amount would be J Av / easily subscribed. ' j We face the task of rebuilding the world. ( . !•«. f I Let the cornerstone be a strong and vital J I church in every American community ; / . ' f00" and the measuring rod by which th. I / builders build must be the Golden Rule it i e* * l Unltsd fi/T April .>5th I, ,« I B;B|U | C Campaign M.y 2t»d | > A S ii ^interchurch t World Movement , (f SMirth lAmenca Thefk1. igften •* /Li 4J\ rrt.irutat it tKJJf If /L tf thirty . r* llu Ml j \y\ hy an Advertisement in the Sen- ci tinel and you are sure to get quick results.

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