OCEAN CITY SENTINEL, OCEAN CITY, N. J., THURSDAY, AUGUST 81,^j22 THREE

KIWANIANS HEAR - HUMOROUS SPEECH BY DR. 0. G. BAYLISS I.UlCI BOC'CELLl DELIGHTS MK>fWWlS WITH RENDITION OF APRIL SHOWERS Dr. David C. Buvliss proved hh».a humorist of the highest failure, In "his charming address delivered before {he Ocean City Kiwnnis C'iub, at their noon luncheon in the Hotel Normandie. With one anecdote after another, he kept his audience convulsed \ with laughter; and the resources seemed ^Inexhaustible. Not merely j . ■lid Dr. Baylies spin his yarn, but ' , he dramatized cleverly the charac- | tcrs represented. An old chestnut j disheil up in Dr. Bayliss' inimitable style, -betame/new and novel ami . unmlerfully amusing. , It must not Ire supposed how- • ever, that the speaker's address • was all of the lighter vein. Rather , -the hulnor was employed to punc- ; tuate and emphasize a speech, That cuntaincil food in abundance fpr' serious cogitation. Taking as a text or motto, for | his instructive address, the Kiwan- j is slogan, "We Build," Dr. Bayliss | enumerated four of the fundamen- i tal requirements in building, : t whether the building ho that of x the individual character, or com- f munity building. ( The first essential was oluca- s lion. Dr. Bayliss laid down as a f premises the truism, that men sec s in life what they look' for; that a t man's outlook was largely colored I by the moral 1 temperment of the 0 soul. j, "You cannot see the sun through s dirty windows," Dr. Bayliss de- ii dared. ,1 The School of Hard Knocks fur- e nishes valuable training; for the | g greatest lessons of life cnnr.at If j art, ui reel from books, but from ex-jj, pruence. Education le.l logically I J the s|>euker saitl, ' to the second j |, great essential in a successful life,is II. Achievement. Education sup-] plies the necessary power to |* j, achieve. One very valuable thought ! s Dr. Bayliss emphasized was, that ; j, human standards of measuring achievements, are by no means t| infallible. A person might live, com- |, paratively speaking, a <|uiet and p secluded life, in a quiet secluded I; place, yet accomplish more for the p general good of humanity, than j one living in the limelight ami pub- ^ lie favor. L Achievement, Dr. Bayliss conti?.- j u»H in onier to be of the highest £ quality, should be that of The p third essential, £ III. "Service. Kiwaninns claimed they were builders. All things whatsoever* should make a man's cony ibution to society, one of useful service. Beginning v.-ith education', passing through the stages of S acheivement and service, such a L life comes to the sunset of exist- t< ence in perfect ease. fi it transpired that Dr. David C. fi Bayliss is a Rotarian, associated tl with the fraternity in the city of d?

Baltimore. Spending the summer in Atlantic City, the people of that progressive city, immediately pressed the Doctor into service, as I chairman of one of the committees SI having charge of the forthcoming pageant. , Whereupon Dr. Bayliss launched into an earnest plea, that Ocean 'S City, and its Kiwanis Club, should ; If actively identified, and represented in the pageant. It was. the mddt valuable scheme of jmbiicity ever attempted, and Ocean City •" should reap its share of the benefits. He hoped to. see the city, the Chamber of Commerce, and the " Kiwanis Club, represented in the pageant in a manner worthy of r> themselves. •' Luigi Boccclli, the popular, blind s singer, was present at the luncheon Viand was prevailed upon to give a charming rendition of the popular •- "April Showers." i- ! Several members expressed e ( favor of being represente<l '• plans are being perfected accordingly. It further transpired, that the fund raised to provide a nurse * for the Seashore Home for Babies r and hail amounted to practically all that is required. t r' MINSTREL SHOW A very novel minstrel show war. I given in the Chapel at Fifty-fifth; - August 25th for the bene- ' s fit of the fund which the church 1 - trying to raise in order to ex- i tend its building. Instead of the ' t usual negroes the Rugglcs Family' - "The Bird's Christmas Carol"1 entertained the audience with jokes j - and songs. The first act was taken j » the story and showed Maw \ e struggles to get her brood ready] » behave properly at the "Great I I The costumes and the * acting were very amusing, nod I when the children came in lock j ' | step after repeated trials at enter- ] •j in an orderly manner there was ! | danger of having to rebuild the ' ; entire Chapel, for as the saying ■ ! "they brought the house ■ | A medley was surg, tnen ' I jokes were exchanged between and Peorie and various mem-' I hers of the tribe' told st-jries and! * ] sang. ' j Much of the success of tho even'jinp was due to Miss Marian Wool-' 1 ] stun of 5182 Asbury Avenue, who! -] trained the caste. ' The following were included in] 1 caste: Mrs.- Rugglcs, Miss Huhcnstinc; Peory, Miss1 ' Beckter; Peter, .Mr. Wil-; 1 liam II. VanKirk; Cornelius, Mr.! Woolston; Sare Maud, Mis.1 1 Susan, Miss Helen' Bartelt; Kitty, Miss Florence Freed; Miss Alary VanKirk; Mary Mrs. Dunstau; Clement, Miss: ' very; Lizzy, Miss Agnes Voor- ; 1 Mirandy, Miss IJItian Metier;' ^ Carol Bird, Miss Betty Woolston. ! I BEREAVED FAMILY EXPRESS APPRECIATION! Mrs. William Leech. Mr. William ' Leech, and Miss Caroline R. : I.eech, G04 Atlantic Avenue, desire convey and express their grateappreciation to their numerous friends and neighbors for their! sympathy towards them | their recent bereavement. |

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■ TULPOHOGKEN NINE ::! ARE DEFEATED BY I! 0. C. COLLEGIANS in - Id PENTALLE MAKES HIS DEBIT : BIT IS RELIEVED BY ty ALAN TARP. ' ] y p' The Tulpohocken Reds from Ger- 1 man town, proved somewhat easy ,e prey to the Ocean City Collegians, 1 '* in the game staged on Saturday . £ »^rnoon, the final score standing j Manager Murdo -Mackenzie, al"owed Panfalle to make his debut ' n on the mound, but relieved Him in the seventh inning with Alan Tnrr, 1 the Bucknell ace. t Pantella pitched a ct editable *■ brand of ball, and will be seen a again in the box. Alan Tarr was ? lt superb form, allowing the re- t doubtable Reds, a lone two hits ir. ! t r the eh tire seven innings. t Apart from a duo of bingles leg- r isUred by Slemmer, tlie catcher of • thp Ocean City Collegians, the r gakne contained nothing sonsati-m- li .. ®l- xl *■» an easy, good-natuicd < ; game, vi-iih-nothin-t.to provoke any I? remarkable display of sldll. f ^ | Richards performe-l from the Ii . ; mound for the Beds, holding »he n e j locals down to five hits. c ^ i Summary : OCEAN CITY COLLEGIANS o J R. H. O. A. E. p # I File, If .01 t 0 0 n j Sensenig, '3b 1 \ II o 0 h J MacKenzie, cf I I 10 0a t Dornan, ss . 0 0 (2 2 0 t p Neville, lb 0 0 I! 0 0 r j Slemmer, c 1 2 8 0 0 n t DeCoursey, 2b 1 0 2 3 0 c Burnett, rf 0 0 0 9 0 ( Pantallc, p 0 0 0 2 0 a

I Tarr, p , 0 9 0 1 0; j Kbert, x 0 0 0 0 0 1 "A i J Totals \ ! 5 tl .. 3 0] TL'LPOHfR'KEN REDS , \ R. R. O. A. E. I Payne, cf - 0 0 1.3 1 I M alley, lib 0 0 13 1 Reed, ss 0 14 3 1 [• Dieilell, c 0 13 2 0 MCShanc, 2b 1 0 2 0 1 Bachman, If 0 0 2 1 0 Honk, rf. ^ 0 0 0 0 0 Dietz, lb* 0 0 10 1 0 p .00121 # Totals .. 1 2 24 12 5 ' x Batted for Pantallc in second. Ocean City 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 x— 4 ' Reds 1 0000000 0—1 DOOR-SLOT OR RECEPTACLE REQUIRED On account of the delays caused to carriers af dwelling houses where no door-«jot or moil receptacle is provided, anil the fact that i a large majority of dwellings nrej thus equipped already, it seems j ' timely, within a roasonnble period, i to require all who are to receive i mail by street carriers at theii* ' dwellings to provide such accom- i • modations, the expense of the same; small. Postmasters are! therefore thus instructed. . The of notice should not exceed monU)s, although" there maye.\cfpuonnI cases where post- ; masters should use reasonable dis- j cretion or ask for instructions. j It is not the department's desire, j of course, that any should be de- 1 prived of deli-.ery by this requirement, but rather it is earnestly I that all will see the reason- [ ablencss of it and ifs advantage to , themselves well as to the car- ; ricrs. But if it finally becomes necessary mail delivery will be dis-: continued where no door-slots i preferably) or.! mail reAptacles, ? provided.

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° WEST PHILADELPHIA • HIGH SENIOR VERY PROMISING ATHLETE HENRY GRAY HAS ENVIABLE SWIMMING AND CASTING RECORD 1 Henry' Gray; who has during the? _ season proved himself a very ef- j ficient member of the beach patrol j. holds an athletic record which ] many twice his years might envy, i 1 A short, but well built and stur--dy lad. Henry excels in acquatic •. -ports, and has featured with infin- j ite credit to himself in casting j ' tournaments. j For a period of two years he has j .. held an honored place in the Swimt ming Championship Team of West i e| Philadelphia High School, of which j s ! school he is this year a member of I j the senior class. e | Henry was a competitor in the ' rij npen swimming race for men held ; _ in collection with the July 4th c ] celebrations at the Yacht Club la-: e goon, coming in third against men c of more mature years, and such ,1 champions as George Pawling, and v the Champion, South of the Dixon , j Line. - Henry Gray also proved himself i j a competitor to.be feared on the >, | casting field, having won a silver - cup. on the touhiament field. : - 1 Another silver cup he possesses y j was a special award for special | :

iZn and prowess in his athletic , | activities. | In all besides a small mi^eum , ' of prizes dear to the heart of a I fisherman/ Henry boasts the posE; session of two silver-' cups, two | gold?* and two bronze medals. Henry Gray further has shown more than ordinary' speed, on the •: ? ciailer track, and was a member of ^thwsw^ool track team. Henry Gray is the son of Harry J. W. Gray, well known in commercial circles In the city of Philce ■ delphia, and perhaps , still wider , - 1 known in Ocean City, as one of the ; il ;.most active members of the Ocean Ii | City Fishing Club. In younger \ ; days Harry Gray Sr.. was quite an athlete, with an enviable track: c record. Now he devotes himself . ; mainly to the red and reel, and is U j invariably identified in an official ( capacity with every casting tourua- - s ment, held under Ithe auspices ofJ _ I the local Club, or the National Asj | sociation. Ii ' f1 SOCIETY ENGAGEMENT The engagement is announced of s Miss Florence Karg of German- ' j town, to Howard M. Craven, son 4 ' i of Mr. and Mra. F. B. Craves, of Ocean City. A marriage license ! was securol at Philailelphia, on I Monday August 28th, and the wed1 ding will tako place, on Saturay, September 2nd at 2 o'clock, at the r home of the bride. 1232 East Chel- » ten Avenue, Germantown. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Baioe of ! Wayne, are among the guests sumI . mering at the Scarborough Hotel.

The. Ocean City Building and Loah Association is offering s 1 special inducements to persons having small amounts invested at - j C per cent. i>e rannum. Call at 408 Eighth Street, and Mr. Thorn, R! 'be Secretary, will explain. As the number of shares is limited, '* do not delay. ^TOT'S TOGGERY [ \ REMEMBER THE PLACE EIGHTH ST., Approach to Boardwalk CLEARING OUT SALE J Less Than Cost Price ' Must Be Cleared Out This Week Children's Dresses Infants Wear Boys' Suits Rubber Goods Notions Toys EVERYTHING TO PLEASE THE KIDDIES Latest N^dels | ^ ^ Jlest Quality Your Own Price ! ~ . ■ -j j

WALTER TOMLIN PLUMBING and HEATING 138 ASBURY AVENU£ OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY Conceit ? -Is it conceit when we say we can sui£ you in any kind of Collar and Cuff Set or. Vestee? And they sell from 35c to $5.00 The Handie Shop 756 Asbury Avenue PHONE 138-R FOR SALE 12th and BAY AVENUE— tin Easy Terms NEW ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOWS with Latest Improvements Built by Swan & Trout. See owner _ ^ ^ 412 ELEVENTH ON_ STREET For Sale-Lots $350 to $1800 ; ^A Single Burner Keeps ^ the Whole Dinner Sot' Better even than that, you can cook a hi* »—«l or menvme1! at a time, with but three Thare because all the heat 15 retained and ptrrt o wocL ^SMOOffllW CO*akCrCAHJriTGASSAJK» cooker, with refinements spie and span, and convraence. to be And there wffl be no I had m nontherrang^ , backaches, for the new |l ovtT Yhe comfort height prevents (I enclosed, heat - retaining stooping. . top with comfort. Across Compact and durable. II lUsmooth surface towJs Beautirtil in desfen and || can _ be pushed without finish. Four sizes. || tipping. See it demonstrated- at II Urease does not reach our Salesrooms. # || City Gas Light Co. 839 ASBURY AVENUE SENTINEL ADS ARE MONEY SAVERS

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