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Baptist* at Hippodrpme Next Sunday evening will mark e initial service of the fifth sea- ' r of .the Baptists of Ocean -City. 1 •the Hippodrome Theatre. Song rvice *111 lie Kin at 7.45 o'clock ami is year will lie umler the leadership Henry F. OecMer, of /I'hila.lel- j lia. who so successfully ^onductefi e open air song services uV~Hunt« gdon Park. The service this week will lie patriRic ami reHgnius, anil Isith the ' ng* ami aiiilress will leflect this frit. The Rev. M. M. Lewis, the 1 stni, will speak briefly upon the »0 Passions' the. Passion of Pa- ' iotism ami the Passion for Humity. Which is thej Greatest?" • | KfforJjeT* ili-he-rrtaile to have lead- ( ig -ofui>ts at each service and sev- ( ral iiV»i i umenls to assist in the song rvice*. Dr. J. Thoniley Hughes. ' ell known tenor singer in Ocean ty, will sing Sunday evening a solo Btitled. "Song of Praise." The public is welcome to these meetings. J Many at Baptist Chapel f Good audiences attendeil the Bap- | Ust Chapel last Sunday and a KO<dJ tpirit prevailed. TJ»e pastor preached in the morning on "Our Rich ( ■Spiritual Endowment, How Obtained { ■rd to What Knd." In the evening he preached upon "Christ the Faitliful Witness." using the audience as H jury and calling up the. testimony of Christ on the need of salvation, J the way ot salvation and the coming H judgment. Then placing alongside tlii.- testimony the witnessing of ' Hkher sc. ts upon the same subjecti K contradistinction to Jesus anil then ' Hbminiling the audience it was for them to judge of the evidence, throwing out what was not true and judging on what was true, reminding them -••f the testimony out. of heaven conMeming Jesus, "This is My beloved ,Kon, hear ye Him." Mr. Lewis asked his audience to whom they weie bpni'ig tu listen. • Special Service* | The spirit of Independence Day .brill he manifested at Union Chapel Ay-the-sea, Fifty-fifth street and Asian v avipiue, next Sunday, with special 'lay. % There wilPha a flag raising by the Bible School at 10 a. m.. when a new flag will lie unfurled upon a new pole provided by Mr. Powell, of j9hirty-fourtb street. ( At II o'clock there will be patriotic sermon by the Rev l.inn Bowman, D.D., of the Spring Garden etreet M. E. Church. Philadelphia, lfr. Bowman neeils no introduction . to Ocean City, folks. An interesting ■•orvice is assured. H' The first of the summer twilight norvices will be held at 7 o'clock in the evening, with the main thought 'Making the Nation Christian." This s always a delightful service, with learty singing and short talks. The nemliers will be glad to have all/take art in these services. St. Augustine'* Church Large congregations filled St. Au[UHtine'v Church at the masse* at .30, 8 and 10 o'clock Sunday, and tany persona were compelled to tand throughout the services at 19 > 'clock. The Sector, the Rev. Thos. Blake, asked lite congregation to do the best possible under the conditions, and lie stated that it is his hope to have a chapel at Second itreet and Atlantic avenue before the opening of the summer nett year. The rector was assisted on Sunday by the Rev. J. J. Callahan, ,of Cornweits, Pa., and Fnther Jockion, of Atlanta, Ga. * tt on, 01 nuanm, «-■

Masses next Sunday will I* a! , K, y, and 10 o'clock. There will lie ' tomorrow (Friday) morning at 6.30 and 8 o'clock. Minister Had Different Time , | The Rev. Thos. C. Parker, of Tucka- a hoe, preached in the First "M. E. | , Church here Sunday evening, in the ( absence of the pastor, the Rev. I)r. j John Hundley. Over at Tuckahoe ■■ the people did not adopt the daylight ( saving time, and, in consequence, Mr. ( Parker was nearly an hour late in \ | reaching Ocean City. I When he did not reach the church j at the regular time of opening the y services, officials of the church sus- . „ pected the trouble. To fill in the wait, before is liecame embarrassing, 4 the choir sang a few selections, and the Rev. Dobbins, of this city, offer- , ; ed prayer. I Dr. Bowman Will Preach Arrangements have l»een completed whereby the Rev, Linn Bowman, D. D., of1 the Spring Garden Street M. E. Church, Philadelphia, will preach { every Sunday during July in the j ' Union Chapel-by-the-sea. ( L> The services are held at II o'clock and the good folks of Ocean City, 1 especially the south end, are invite- ® ' to worship there. Lutheran Service* " Lutheran Ghurch services will "be- 1 gin for the summer in the Baptist ; Chapel, Tenth street and Wesley ave- 1 [ nue, next Sunday evening, and the < . public is cordially invited to attend. 1 The services this summer will lie ' in charge of the Revs. N. K. Mel- i ' horn, D. D., and K. P. Otten, both of i Philadelphia. They will have their I summer residence at fill Fourth ; "twt- i] I Union Uhapel-hy-lbr-sea , Fifty-fifth »t. and A»bury ave. | 10 a. m., Bible school. 11 a. m., Preaching service. 7 p. m., Twilight service. The Rev. Linn "Bowman, D. D„ of ' Philadelphia, will preach every Sun- >• day during July. I 1 HOLY TRINITY CHURCH (Eplicopal) Cor. 11th Street and Central Avenue. p The Rev. Joeeph W. WatU, M. A., t Rector. Sunday Services — r 7.30 a. m„ Holy Communion. 9.30 a. m., Sunday School. 10.45 a. m.. Morning Prayer and sermon, except first Sunday of the month, then second celehru- „ tion of the Holly Communion. 7.45 — Kvoning .Prayer and addre**. Week Days — ' io a. m„ Saint's days and holy days. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH t Seventh 8treet and Wesley Avenue, n The Rev. R. S. Snyder, Paator. t 10.30— Morning service. * 130— Sunday school h 1 7.45— Evening service. * Prayer meeting Wednesday sve- j e nlng at 7.45 9'clock. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH r T*nth 8 treat and Waaley Avenue i- The Rev. Marple M. Lewie, Paetor it Bible School at 9.45 a. m. ,1 Preaching service aL 11.00. ^ Evening service, beginning duly 3, ® in the Hippodrome Pier at 8 o'clock. *• FIRST M. E. CHURCH *> Eighth Street and Central Avenue, i- The Rev. Or. John Handley, Paetor. 10.30— Morning worship. "I j.30— Sunday school, re 7.30— Evening service, in ST. AUGUSTINE'S CHURCH n, 1335 Asbury Avenue, t- The Rev. Thomae F. Blake, Rector. Mass at 10 o'clock.

PROPERTY OWNERS OBJECT Te C ontractor* and Tea msUrs Taking Kaad from Beach Front A . number of property owners along the beach front are complaining of the practice of contractor* and others of taking cartloads of sand from lands of private individual* Without asking permission. The land owners now iteclnre that they are determined to stop this illegal action ind suit is being brought and will be irought against those so offending. It is claimed by some of the people owning land on the ocean front at Eleventh, Fifteenth and Sixteenth Streets that the men who have been taking this sand are known to them and that they have been warned to desist, but that they continue to cart the sand away, claiming that it is In the street and is public property. The statement is made that sand has been carted from land, on the beach in the vicinity of Seventeenth street, inside of the Boardwalk, where the Righway has not been cut through or turned over to the municipality, and on which the owner pays considerable taxes each year to the city. • John B. Thompson, a. local teamster, was before Police Justice Frank H. Ware Friday morning, charged by Miss Alberta A. Cline, o(_ Locksley Hall, with carting sand from her land on the beach at Seventeenth street. The accused said that he has been carting sand from the beach foi twenty years, and had never heard any complaint. He wanted only twe or three loads this time for a mar who was doing some mason work. Justice Wan reserved his decision

RESOLUTION BY FREEHOLDERS The members of the Cape May County Board , of Freehoklers, feel-" ing that they have lieen unjustly j" made to suffer through the reoent j investigation of the board, have ad,1 opted the following resolution, prel„ sented by Freeholder John R. Groves of this city: p. Resolved,* that the solicitor be in,n structed to report at the next meeW w ing of the board as to the possibility of the Board of Freeholders turning o_ hack to the various dties, boroughs ,lt and townships of the county all roads within their limits that are now in the possession of the county, which m roads have been taken over, Improvla ed and maintained by the county, at rt the request of the cities, boroughs jR townships or civic organisations, foly_ lowing a practice of the Board of Freeholders of many years back, ch excepting only the main arteries .t, through the townships leading from he the several resorts to Philadelphia jt, or other large centenq •» ft YACHT CLUB DANCE (^LASSES The Oeean City Yacht Club Adull Dancing Class o pencil Wednesday ' . evening last, and the children's claai will open this (Thursday) mominf at 10 o'clock. Both are under tin personal direction of Jane P. C. Mil ' ler, of the Miller Conservatory 01 Dancing, 1028 Chestnut street, Phila " ."PHU. ird pi — — Harry E. Bonhin, of Philadelphia is here for the summer, having opan on. d his cottage, 601 Sialaanlh stteel

MAYOR APPOINTS 17 t MORE REACH GUARDS * — , — T Dr. W. P. Haines Will be " Surgeon at Emergence y Hospital Mayor 'Champion at the weekly meeting of the City Commissioners, ti appointed the following additional c the appointments being a continued by the hoard : Edward e Sutton, Jr., Antfgji^-^Selvagi). d "Jack" Snyder, Marlev Fitzgerald, Chas. Cox and Scott Adam* of Ocean 'a City; Wm. R. Clark. Jr., P. B. Di-ir, „ Wm. H. Greetsinger, Parker M. 11 Phillip*, Walter F. Shivers, Allen W. Murrell, Eugene T. Davis. John F. a White, Fred. Hedelt. Chas. Brydson, f • and Bruce Meixol, of Philadelphia. ii Dr.'Willits P. Haines, of this gity, appointed beach surgeon. All of the guards, numbering 23, will lie on duty within a few ilays. The boys look good this year in - their attractive new uniforms. A , ft PERSONALS J. H. Stopp. well known in tennis circles, is here for the season, hav- j ing openeil his cottage, Hfil St. . . Charles place. J. L. Stebhins, and family, of 'this i city, have gone to Avalon for the J C. H. Brush, of Philaiielphia, is spending the summer months at Khep- 1 erd's Camp, Norway, Me. 1 James Franklin, of Philadelphia, j well known in Philadelphia qoiilicnl circles, is here for the summer, in home 1100 Ocean avenue. L J. H. Mactugue, of Philadelphia, well known hanker, is here for tiie season, with hi* family, at their cot- - 707 W'egley avenue. i O. C. Wert, of Philadelphia, is I here for thq season, located at 20 Marine place. Mr. Feles, of Philadelphia, is at ^ ! hi* cottage, |51 St. Charles place for the sum mac.--F. Talbot, or Philaiielphia, is , again her^for the season, in his cottage, 834 Brighton place. Edward Miller, of Thiladelphia, has opened his cottage, 1026 Simpson avenue, for the season. Capt. Belford Smith, of Tuckahoe, • is here for the summer, living at 3239 Central avenue. Dr. W. T. Killian, of Philadelphia, is here for the season, accompanies! by his family. Dr. Killian is well 1 known in musical circles in Philadelr phia. H. J. Taylor, of Philadelphia, is here for the season, at his cottage, 1432 Ocean avenue. W. Ward Beam, of Philadelphia, is 1 here for the season, as a guest of the "Stratford." W. A. Bender, of Philadelphia, is here for the summer, located at 1225 Central avenue, E. E. Sanderlin, of Philadelphia, . ; is here for the, season, at 642 Central avenue. D. W. Banks and family, of Philadelphia, are in apartments at Fiftl street and Wlsley Avenue, for the Frank Nelms and family, of Philadelphia, are pleasantly located in '• tjSiF bay villa, at Fifth street and the Bay. • Mrs. Finley Acker, of Philadelphia, is here for the summer, pleasantly located in her cottage, 716 Wesley R. M. Thomas, of Philadelphia, has opened his cottage, 119 Simpson avenue, for the season, i Mrs. P. J. Rural, of Philaiielphia, ! is here for the summer, in her cottugw, 1245 Asbury avenue, this city. = ; John P. Riley and family, of Philas delphia. Is here for the summer, located in his cottage, 608 Wesley ave- '>' ! nue. I- 1 Geo. W. Patton, a summer resident ly of this resort for many years is again ,t at his cottage, 4624 Central avenue, for the season, p. R. J. Schmidt, of Philaiielphia, is ps here for the summer, being located at his cottage, 851 Fourth street, phia, are here for the season, in their V Jamas Field and wife, of P hilarity cottage, 861 Fifth street >8 Thos. Wattson and wife, of Philak* delphia, are rmgain here for the sea11,1 son, having' opened their cottage, 307 Eighteenth street. ^ Miss Mary 'Fleming, of PhiladeVv" phia, is at her cottage, 1221 Asbury • avenue, for the summer months. (l_ J. A. Dittrich, of Philadelphia, has opened his summer cottage 710 Ply- £ mouth place, for the season. el) Mrs. R. S. Anderson, of Phitadel,m phia. Is at her cottage, 920 Ocean iia avenue, for the summer months. Mrs. Grmnless, of Philadelphia, ha.opened her cottage, 57 Simpson road for the summer. C. Hungerford, well known Oceai ° City Fishing Club member, of We - nonah. Is here for the season, at hii cottage, 2008 Wesley avenue. ^ Miss Lou Grhtx, of Audubon, ii [(l_ here for the season, located at 86 af Third streeL la. Chas. B. Russell, well knogip sum mer business man of this resort, i here for the summer, located at 91 Asbury avenue, da, Wm. C. Wilby, Jr., and family o en- Philadelphia, are at 'their cottage fu ML the season. j . . Sry I v-

POLICEMAN PRAISED Good -Work is Appreciated by Frost „ Brothers The following is a copy of a letter to Mayor Champion, "from a k Boardwalk business firm expressing appreciation of the work of Policeman Seaman ; J. G. Champion. Mayor of Ocean City. N. J. Honored Sir: \ We wish to express our apprecin- . tion to you and through you to offi- „ cer Seaman for the very efficient I and. recourceful work in Hhc interceptions of those who broke qur window on Saturday morning la-ty It. is impossible to conceive how one could have performed the _ task more thoroughly than ! tlies^^ They are deserving of muA' praise. and, after this experience, we shall even more secure than we have ' tiie past. o Very truly yours, FROST BROS. - p. " SENTINEL ads bring results. jliOBS Jobbiag HUMBERT C. PONTIERE BUILDER T stilt Stmt OCEA* CITT. t. J S M I T H & D KNNIS . s Builders JO'dBING CARPENT[;R . No Job t.Hi I.aiRC, No Job too Small Houses Closed and Openeil Rstimam Gusrshteed ' Harry R. Hayes CARPENTER Jobbing work promptly ilttndrd to lor Sale Cottages lor Sale sod Rem Thirti-lhitd St. ltd Asburp Ait. . OCEAI CITY, I. ). OTIS N. TOWNSENE BUILDER Offick: 8th St. Opposite P. O OCEAN CITY. N. J. Only galvanized nails %*cd on exterior work | • Lee & Bourgeois , Carpenters and Builders OCEAN CITY, N. J. | Jobbing Work a Specialty " JOS. D. LEU E. A. BOURGEOIS Fk.se. rin-M Fti.ne, 47.-W . 8 0. Adim *. «. Adimi H. S. Adimi r GEO. 0. ADAMS ft CO. : PLASTERING, RANGE SETTING BUCK LAYING, Etc., Etc. , All Work. la Masao Une Promptl Attended To. OCEAN CITY. N 4 > e Baggage Called for and Delivered ! laical Slid LoniHWnnice. Phone 2S6W ' TKU< K HKKVICF. n J. B. THOMSON & SON d EXPRESS 732 \V KJT A V EN UK l( Ocean City, New Jersey ' Leander S. Corson : BUILDER-: a, OCEAN CITY. N. J 'MOSt. !*?-• t- - — ' : | v. ===== SEE == ' CLOUTING, BRECKLEY AND GODFREY ^ Contractors and Painters e, OCEAN CITY. N. J. BATTERY SERVICE ^ Testing Recharging Repairing Any Battery af any Moke J A»k for a Battery Inspection Card BRKUKLEY'S AUTO SERVICE sL 816 Asbury Avenue Ocean Qty

City Solicitor J. Buri-wood Daly 7 antV^/amily, of Philadelphia! have opened heir cottage at Seventeenth street ai^l Central avenue.' !.. SMITH K. H. CAMPBELL. Smith A Campbell house And sign PAINTERS :X4j AAbuty Ave. Ocean City, N . J e, Theo. F. Hildreth Electrical Contractor Jobbing Work a Specialty qi Office: 1032 Central Avenue - OCEAN CITY. N. J. iQeorjfe W. Htirris Contractor. Builder and Jobbing Pl.n. Pr*«. Huni.1... . Sp«clalt» No. 13 W. Fourteenth Street OCEAN CITY, N. J. MUPbua.. tltr Bell PhonV 8J2-W W I L L I A M II N «" L E S " Contractor MARBLE AND TILE office 24-A N. New Jersey Avenue Atlantic City, N. J. Fronts. Bath Rooms. Porches, 2 S 401 ASBIIRY AVE. Fancy Groceries Delicatessen Fruit* and Vegetable* Light Lunch and ire (ream ( Phone 177-M William T. Carwithen Wm. H. Powell General Contractor Grading and Street Building Thlrty-lourth st. and West ave. » OCEAN CITY, N. J. RnlS.sc.: 3.0* Ccntr.l Anns. Hell Pboa. Our Wall Paper is a veritable find. We aim to please the particular. Just come . dowu and inspect our numerous designs. II you are critical it jnay y ■ take you a long time to decide — there are so many patterns to choose from — but the point is that yon can be suited exactly right and at prices that will appeal to yon. > ALFRED R. SMITH 1048 Asbury Ava. Ocean CHy New Jersey [ I WOULD HAVE YOU V, UNDERSTAND- - J L r nHERESTHB " r~i iroad to 1 MODERN plumbing points the way to a really "comfy" home life You'll find abundant health blessing the family whose fore-thought has provided them with all of the moilern d plumbing conveniences. Let us do your plumbing. hans burkhardt f 649-51 Allan Atsns j OCEAI CITY, 1.1.

SHONE, 410-4 40BBINO PHOMFTLV DONE el- WALTER TOMLIN PLUMBINC and HEATINC ~ ■as 138 ASBURY AVENUE ad, OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY z R. H. JOHNSON PLUMBING COMPANY b now io its New Olfices „ 817 ASBURY AVENUE * 361 where patron, sod friends will be cordially welcomed ^John Marts Lumber Co Ninth St met and Ha very Avenue of OCEAN CITY. NT J for Lumber MiUwock, Mouldiogs, Building Psper.^asur Baud, NsUe.Seab Weigb etc. Estimates Furnished. Prompt Delivery. I

Geo. F. Saxton PAINTING. PAPER HANGING. GRAINING DECORATING 1035 asbury avenue OCEAN CITY '*osi. ex-w NEW JERSEY J. E. WELCH THE BUILDER con stviNTH STnctT snn wcstir.AvtNUg CO TS Ctos °CEAN CITY- N'JJOSEPH BROADLEY plumbing and heating 731 Asbury Avenue Ocean City. N. J. Phone 8S-M Five new homes, four to nine rooms, all have fine ocean view and no street to cross to the beach. ^rOOPER'S Two squares In tiie train station. Trollev passes MQNFOKIABLL the dijor. Klectric ranges, open fire places, mABINSfit laundry, garages. Apply on premises. >ArTAOEs H. B. COOPER, Jr. builder AND CENTRAL AVE OCEAN CITY. N. J S B SWAN J* C. TROUT SWAN and TROUT FAACIICAL CARPENTERS /^^and BUILDERS 104Q ASBURY AVENUE OCEAN CITY 85.4. joaaiNO a ■pccialty - . WIRi? It R A U S S To Wire Vour Houae FHONH Mo. 177-W 411 ASBURY AVENUE OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY YOU SHOULD HAVE A Reliable Builder To erect your Ocean City cottage. You cannot spare the time to look after it closely yonreelf and must depend upon the honesty of the contractor. I have built for a large number of people and could refer yon to any or all of them. Send for the list of names and photographs of the houses. Otis M. Townsend OFFICE Dim nTD OCBAHCITT, Sib St. Opposite r. 0. D U I L.L/C. n > m*.* 1. 1 at * « 1 1 1 1 * t « t*m | NOTICE! ii r4 \ Our Individual rope fire recap e has been adopted by the 9 1 \ I Hotel Men's Association and has been approved by the _ ^ <1 i City Commissioner* and Building Inspector. it It is our aim to keep the price down and we ask all hotel i ^ , i i owners to place their order* -promptly as certain parts of ' » i i this machine will be ordered in the quantities needed. ' ■ i i Call at our office, write or phone and our representative ■ > i t will call. ' | I I * | - !! l. Leslie Headley Co. D| II I nCDC 515 Eighth Streat . . _ ^ DUlL-lJllnO Ocean City. N. J. )[ ii Si \\ ^ ^ i.^ KM W Any Kind Any Where Joseph 6. Champion Building Contractor OCEAN CITY. N. J. , Tenth Street and West Avenue "j Advertise in the Sentinel.