OCEAN CITY SENTINEL, THURSDAY, AUGUST »*,

Ocean City Sentinel ( faurrsO a»® Pvswsmm I»tti Ticuwt K. CURTIS ROBINSON Editor and Proprietor OCEAN CITY. - - NEW JERSEY B Ball 'Pbon# No 66- X joto work promptly dou# »»J aiparlauoad I janda. TUUBDOAY, AUUfrtl li». IKK. t utuiwd 1 IM I'oM Offlos at i**au Cllx I I p. j., a* sKooudeUs* mall tnaiur. I UAD GOOD MEETING MriboOiai Huiumcr Auallian ilrard KolarialulaK Prograui. There «u a Hue attendance at thr meeting of the Bummer Auxtllay of lite Methodist Church lu tbe church I parlors Thursday afternoon. Au lulareetlug program wa* rtu-1 tiered, tha participants balug Mia. I Foster, Mlaa Beaver aud Mra. Yard, raadara; Mra. McCarlar and Mra. John M. KoaanbauHi, vocal lata; Mlaa Ktbel | Lee. plant at; M Bberwood Johuaou, orgaulat; aud Mra. Brown and Mia. Coaeeboou). accompanists. John M Jolla lad In a spirited couiuiunlty alng. Hostesses for tha afternoon were Mra. Tallow, Mra. riloan, Mra. Praul*ell, Mra. Hleveusoli, Mra. (Jtlbcrl,

Mra. Hendrlcksou, Mra Harding* . | Mra. Foster, Mlaaea Yandaraloot and! M allou. ] Kvery vlattlng woman, aa w all ax I , reatdaut of Ocean City, I* lovltad to attend these uieatinga Thuraday li the church parlora. J. 8. BEACH DEAD *%-«■ uoardwallt Bttiloeaa Mmii foe Mau) Veora J. rt. Beach, who waa a Boardwalk 1 hualuaaa man bare for aavautaan ye*r* died lu tha Cooper Hospital, Camden Haturday evantug, agad 77 yeara. He had uudergoue two operation* aline 1 Jait May, and both were »ald to he euccaaaful. The Immediate cau»e of hta death waa paralysis. he having l had two stroke*. Mr. Beach, who apant the;wlulara lu Meadvllla, Pa., leave# a aou and daughter. The aou la employed by I the Victor Company In Camden. Deceased atteudad the Klret Presbylerlan Church here, aud waa well knowu to the people of tbla city, aa well aa many of the lumrncr vlaltora a » • ■ ■■ a o "w

Tarued Away From Church. Bo great waa tha crowd at the 10 o'clock mm In Bt. Augustine's U Church Bund ay that large number* I were uuahle to gain entrance to tbe , building. All available apace In tbe U church waa occupied, chalra tilling I the alalea, etjd the winter chapel also I waa packed with people. There were 1 record break lug cougregatloua at the three other maaxea. The collection of money waa unuaually large The rector, the Hav. Thomaa F Blake, wax a aelated by the llev. Dr. D. J Dunne, chancellor of the Chicago Archdloceae, a college classmate, win. la a pending a few daya with him; and the Revs. Father Haney, of Bala, who la vlattlng Kicbard Hchwoyer, a cotlager, and J. J. Heffert, of Chicago. Woman hiruck b» Auto. Mra. (leorge Howard, of Phlladel phla, a cottager at 10»6 A*bury avenue, waa accidentally "truck by an 1 automobile driven by Cbarlee Ken* nedy. of Wilmington, who w as visit lug here, at Kleventb atreal and Ax. bury aveuue, Buuday morning, while ahc waa on her way to church. One of her elbowa waa broken aud Bhe wax badly cot and brulaed on the body and limbs Dr. Herachel Pettlt wax .urn moued and looked after her Injurlee.

Auioniotitlea Smaxbed. I The car of F. N. Barlholtb, of 118 Madlaon avenue, Atlantic City, wa*| badly amaahad In a collision with tba machine of J.P.Mathlau. of lOli Weat I*ehlgh avenue, Philadelphia, on the bridge road between tble city and Bomerx' Point late rtaturday night. Mathleu'e auto waa alao put out of commission for the time being. Voter*' l.eaaae to Meet. The League of Women Votera will I hold their meeting a( tbe uaual time Friday evening at the Chamber of Commerce room and the officer* hope tn have a prominent Democrat ax the epeaker All the meetings heretofore, though email, have bean Intereellng mid worthy of a better attendance. Wntlon A Cnrioo Co- l.ow BidOar* The Button A Cageon Company. of thl" city, waa tbe low bidder «bur*day for tbe contract for the extension of the etefm weter drainage ayxtem In Atlantic City. The firm'* bid waa 5»3O,O0O. , .

H. Curtle Itoblnaon. 744 and 746 Asbury avenue, Ocean City, N. J . J he» ; SLJ appointed a Commissioner of Deeds for Pennsylvania, with fall authority to take acknowledgment and proof of any dead, mortgage or other Sonveyance of any Isnda.Untmente or I hereditament* lying or being In said gut*. or »..y oth.r wrltl.,* and. r «•£ to be utad ir recorded lu Pfoneyive Die. end to ^minister au oath or aflirmat Ion w* *

]AHP MEETING n OPENS TOMORROW — — V Many Wcll-Known Ministers _ Will Take Part In Ten- r Day Services. fThe fortieth annual camp mwtiug will open lu Uie young people's tern j ( pi#, tiii the camp ground* hero, to morrow cvviilug. and services will t outturn? every day until the close, on i Monday evening, Auguat 30. Tbe miniaters to take part lu th»services Include; .Sunday. August 22. a. m.- Dr At- i (red Wagg; !» m. Dr. Harold Paul I Sloan. Sunday. August 29. a ui Dr. llai I old Paul Sloan; p m .— Dr. Furman] I A. lyeMaria. I An old fashioned love f«t»*t wb I Sunday morning at 9.30. The following prominent ministers I I will preach at the evening services at I 7.3v o'clock during the week: \ Friday, August 2v. opening sermon. the Rev. George W. Yard, pastor First . I M« thodlst Church. Oct-an City, r Saturday Auuusl 21. the Bev Foi • rest E. Dager, I>. Ik. pastor of St . I Paul's Reformed Episcopal Church.

Philadelphia. j | Monday. August 23. Rev. K W Rushton. pastor of Wayne M« thodUi j Church, and secretary of the Pocket , Testament Loagtto. Tuesday, August 24. I he Itev. Ar thur Oakes. 1). D., Secretary of the New Jersey Conference Preachers* I Aid Society. # ; Thursday, August 26. the Rev. Will , iam Grum. pastor of Kaighn Avenu* , \lelhodlst Episcopal Church. Camden I Mr. Grum will ua«» his trombone and , I King as well as preach. Friday. August 27. the Rev. Georg«I T. Harris. D. D., pastor of the First I Methodist Church, Atlantic Cttj Saturday. August 28, Ell M. Erick I Men, the c onverted monk, who will I tell how he found the true way of sal I vation. Monday. August 30, the Rev. Purroan A. DoMarls, D. D.. pastor of the I First Methodist Church. Asbury Park The sermon will be followed by spc ' I rial closing services in front of th. I auditorium. Including a grand maick I around Zion. I tl . t>) tin. Af.rvlres will be: workers at the service* win

Morning watch, 6 to 7 a. ni., le«l hy S. H. Hutchinson. Bible study and praise service. 9.30 to 10.30 a. m . led by the Itev. Richard M. Howells. Children's meeting even1 day during L amp at 1.30 p. m.. In the Young Pro ide's Temple. In charge of Mrs. 1 llornor. Mrs. Hornor is a most efTV • lent worker with the sand map and ihiHt rated islks with objoct le«a«»WK. I lllUHirHOU

Eoctnre «nd evangelistic servlge. 3 p. m.. in charge uf Eli Etiksen. » ^ I < on vert «'d monk. Young iKople's meeting in the Un» I pie. 6.30 to 7 JO P. n*.. In charge «»f | the Rev Herhsrt Howells. <Sololst s : The Rev Herbert Howells Miss Eva Howells and of hart. Miss Eva Howells will preside al the piano. A special feature the evening I services will be the popular congre1 gatlonal singing and tbe song service * I preceding the preaching, which will •I be In charge of Profoasor Jarkson ' I I'restwlch. chorister. ' I The Sunday services will be at 10.30 * a. ni and 7.30 p. m.. with a^ song ,1 service In the evenings from 7 JO to ,. I 7 45 o'clockThe Rev. E. A. Wells, superintendent. cordially Invites the public to the I camp meeting. k I - • • — I-

GOT IMMENSE PERCH Mrs Sormxn W. Wort l.aaWCd • T«o Pnnntftr, Commodoro Schermerhorn had I members of his family on ft ft string .rip up the Tuckaho© liver ftaturdnx « and, while perching on the meadows his daughter. Mrs. Norman W. Fon. I I made a wonderful catch of a perch ■ 1 14 1-2 tnehea long. 6 Inches broad and ■ which weighed two pounds , A number of persons who saw the I i flali said they never heard of auch I a large perch and Commodore Seher- ■ : merbom. who Is supporimI to have • caught more i»ereh than anyone elae in Ocean City, saya It la the biggest I • perch ho ever saw of all the many ■ M hundreds he has casght and handled. • ]{0 gays a two pound perch is s rare I 5 Ash. and. In ptopoHk* Is larger than I J I a tkoussnd pound shark or a hundred I 8 1 pound drum. J »... Ur. I

The big |»erch was presented Mrs ; l'ort to her fathtr-lnJaw, Thomas: I Fort. Jr.. of Philadelphia, a cottager. I for his Sunday breakfast nxliRhttsl Porch Pnrtv Mrs T Dowdnsy (Mark ontartalntd i ho woman tha Mothodlot Bummsit I A us i liar y and tbelr fflonds ut • purch I party fivsn at bar horns, fl-l Third I l.troet, Tuoodsy ofternoon. A dainty J I rspaot wis sorvsd. j ■

LOCAL GAB RATES J Solicitor Itoawcll Mxl»rx Br port l» Moarcl of i ummloloiirt*Tba t'lty t'omuilooiouofK, at tbolf weekly meeting, heard the following, re|H»ft of City Solicitor Boewtll ie j gordlng the lucroaxe lu roloe charged | i for gox by Uitr local company, ax permitted by the Blale ITllllty Commix •lonerx; 1 1) order to fully determine the mat it-r. ex prexsnted lu the t'Hjr Oax I Light Company'* application. It wax ! oecaoaary to nocure au accouulaut.l end for tbto pur post application *»m made at tue hearing to Treulou. The j IHIIIiy Comuiloiloutre, without ooot I | to tblo city, furolabad two accouut auls, who at dlllereut times liive«ti-| ^aled the account* of I lie t 'lty lia* Light t'oippaoy, aud, from their in I | vest igal Ion, lbs ligure* compiled by iliern aiid the exhlbllx preeeuted at Hie liearlugx by the t'lty tias Light] Company, an estimate wax made by I me a* to the lncrea»e«l rata* uac«x»ary, based upon the increased coxt for the year of lbjn over the year of 1919 ' i with the Increased business for the 1 year of IVJh over the previous year. - i I'he petitioner axketl for au Increased ' meter rate of t'J.l per 1000 cubic feel I aud lliat the city contract of |161b3:t i I t»er autiuiu. for street lighting, be In- • jcreaead I11H9J7, maklog the street l ig hling contract I27 V> 00.

You will observe, by the petition, 1 1 that the increased rates were asked | because of increased cost of labor and materials aud not for a return upon i he Investment. By the exhibit* and ; i he evidence pressnted by the City < la* Light Company, the 12.16 rale was based upoo Its estimate of oil at 16 cents per gallou. for money to be expended for extraordinary repair* and for money to be used for worklug capital, aud also for increased coet of > coal, labor aud materials. By an analysis of the tigures ax ax certatned from the Investigation by the accountant*, the estimate as fixed . oy the petition could be considerably decreased, the result being that the rale w an determined by me of 6179 l*r 1000 cubic feel, with the *lretl lighting contract remalolug as of 1919. I'he Board of Public Utility i'ommls- ! loners*, after eubmittlug my brief. : I found it necessary to allow Interest on 0 the uaouay to be uaad for extraordln- ■- a ry repairs and working capital, and that the rate necessary would be 11 * per 1000 cubic feet. but. as this ral< 1 would only become attectlve August 1 it did not provide for the deficiency ii

July, wlieu the deficiency Is based upon the busiueee throughoul the U year, aud in order to take care of tbe c annual deficiency It would be uece* -ary (as by the Utility Commissioners' < report) to have a meter rate of $1.9" H per 1000 cubic feet, tbe eurcharge re i mauilng the same, and with the street I lighting contract not disturbed. t he letter wae ordered received and *o

■LL L III r i" or neaiiiig nxughter. A barber named Ltnl, who halls flow Wast Philadelphia, but who ba* j employed here this summer, wan giveu a fecund heating before Police Justice Ware Monday evening, accused of cruelly whipping his fourteeu-year-old daughter. He wax ordered to appear before Judge Eld red ge In court at cape May Court Houae the next day. Neighbors te-HHed to his alleged cruel treatment of the girl. Judge Kldredge tield the case over for two weeke. Fok Balk— Motor boat, 26 feet, built on *peed haae; good condition. Apply C. W. Malotte 440 Atlantic ■ venue. adv.. It.

FISHING CLUB AWARDS TROPHIES ! 9 V Large Number of Lucky Aug- ; ler» Among the Fourteenth ; Street Organigation. I lie Oceau City Fishing Club i>tferx | UiODlhly trophies to those mem l^rsti'lniig the largest fish of any de scrlptloo. Beparate trophte* f, rid for beach pier and b<>al Hablng I he following trophla* I xwardad fol July: Caught lu surf: Largest weaktlsli- William I Bmilh. •5 |H>uude 9 ounce*, Chatlllon fleh acaie. Largest croaker— Clarence H Brush. 49 ounces, -jou yards Crystal Lake line. Largest black drum -James »' Far I rail. «»4 |K>uud* b ounce*. 'JiO yards 12, thread line. largest channel liam t*. J. rteio. rl .iW pounds 7 ouueas. toilet cast aud illlings t-1 Caught from the pier; Largest klugftsh, Albeit I Kaueile. t|24 ounces, 1 yaar'e* eubscri|Hlon to I I American Angler. ij Largest iHuuudgr— Kd w aid E. Btu- , i- 1 ard, 32 ounces, 6 pounds collw. -tl Largest black drum- Jarne- Mo©I roe; 42 iMiuud*. 260 yards 12 thread

line. Caught from a boat— largest weak llah, Arthur H. Jones, 6 pounds I ounces. 1 ywr'i sob*cripllon to th* American Angler. Largest croaker-Arthur H Jones 2 pound. 14 ouncaa, 2 sail watar troll. lug plugs. Largest flounder— Elmer W.O Neill. 11 iMiunds 7 ounces, electric pockn torch. . n i l.argest black drum— 4* • H- Hleg. ' I pound*, ^yartls 12 threadjlue. GUILD MEETS ' InleresllnK icssion «l Mr* Wlxs*a Collage. ' The guild and auxiliary members of 1 1 Holy Trinity Church a*aembled at the home of Mra. Why Tuesday. All - preseut enjoyed the subsUutlal re* | I freehmeut*. Hood thlugx were ac ' I com pi is bad for the church i- The beautiful spirit pervading these d gatherings Is cryetallxlng Into a strong ^ aud aflecllve church aplrlt that matrix i* much for tbe dlfl'ualon of the Lord's roiulsteriug spirit among tbe cltlxeu* n 1 of Ocoan City. . i _ni •• •!.*

The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. John T. Young. 961 Becoud street. The Episcopal ba*ar will be held at I liott'e pavilion Friday, August 27 I Good things will be for eale. Be sure to patrootre. ^ Church WSS Fill*© The Itev. Robert Bell »>f Old Swede's Episcopal Church. Wllmlng j ton. Del., preache*! a mo*t effect I ve sermon on the Transtlguratlou to a crowded church at Holy Trinity Bun I day niornttig In the eveuinf the Itev. Mr. rtiaubrldge gave an Interest • tug account of the church's work I among the foreign-born people iu tbe flitted Btatea. The music at both eer - vices wea wplendid. ^ 1 AHplialt Mm toxTfXf The Extern District salesmen of th* ♦- Barber Asphalt Company, numbering about twenty-five, arrived In thi* city ye-terday afternoon, and will hold a j Ihree-day convention at the Norman c die Hotel. Many of the men are ac com i wu led by their wive*.

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