ocean city sentinel, ocean city, n. j-, thursday, august 31. 1922 — — " ^ EIGHTH Ubrtariiix urn ou"

|ns> — ^ — - Brilliant Performance of In Choice Excrepts From :: Haydn's Classic Creation ; ,u Dr. Goepp At the Organ and Dr. Lipschutz In His tf I Rendition of "Rolling In Foaming Billows" Gave a Masterly Representation of Mystery of Creation. it aaasieriy ncjjicacnianv.t

ijj Selections from Joseph Haydn'- ^ unique oratorio, entitled "The r K Creation," constituted the major part of the evening service, at thc( Firat Presbyterian Cliurcli on Sun- , •» day evening last. 'j "it may Ik- justly said- that ; ; Haydn's famous "clas^c, is the most ambitious work ever attempted by mortal man. Handel. Mo- ! xart and Mendelshonn clothed in > musical setting, various periods in the romantichlstory of the Hebrew nation, the three masters wrote biographical sketches in (long, of some of the most roraan- . tic personages, who ever crossed the playboards of time. 1 It was left however, to Hpydn's ; daring and inconvcntial genius, to attempt to write in musical form, the wondrous story of creation, and attempted to portray in harmonies, the Spirit of Omnipotence brooding over primeval- ne'jiliiH', and evolving cosmos out of the womb of chaos. Haydn was a Jew, and approached the stupendous task, with all the religious mysticism of the Jewish tempennents. While the words of the text are taken from the Bible, the spirit prevailing the ortario is prescriptivcly talmudic. Haydn borrowed the language of the Bible, hut retained throughout the work, tlie cryptic symbolism, and the curious personifications, of the bible of his faith Wnd people, the ancient Talmud. Despite the difficulties involved, in the colossal task undertaken • by this Jewish Musician, Haydn suej . eeeded perhaps as far as imrtal genius, can ever hope to aucceeo. Wagner, in his immortal Paraifal, succeeded not so well in reproducing the mystic symbolism, behind the story of the Holj Grail; although Parsifal judged purely from the canons of musical com position, is unquestionably superior to the Creation. Sir Edga: Edgar, in his deathless setting ,tc Newman's poem, "The Dream ol Gerontius," is perhaps the only other person, who has so successfully interpreted in musical form the element of the spiritual immanent* in nature, and nature': complex operations. 7"he only differcnic is that Edgar's interpretation of the soul - relation to God waa Christian while Haydn's intcrprctatiorvwwai Judaic. ' Vaydn begun his musical career approximately twenty years uftei

s i the death of ' Johann SctAlfinn : " e Bach; pad notwithstanding his 1,1 :■ somewhat erratic tempcrmrnls. ! 'r e : and more than u sneaking fondness " - ! to run counter against the musical [traditions, established hv that ci t ! great master of form, Haydu in all c( c j his productions, betrays how deep- w .. y he was. Influenced by the school „ of which Bach, is perhaps tlie most P' „ perfect exponent j111 n Haydn was essentially a mystic, hl •- for which reason, doubtless he Is -.- of all oratorioists the most «l»f- S n ficult to interpret. '• The selections given by the * d splendid quartette, were artistical- ° ly and beautifully rendered. Dr » •s Goebb at the organ, and Dr. Lips:o schultx, in his rendition of "Rolling » n, in Foaming Billows," however, ex- ri n, celle<l in giving expression to the " r- mysticism of a Hebrew- conception '' * of God, in relation to the inanimate " c, reation. ic To the Hebrew, matter was a n manifestation of spirit; all mater- t h. the spirit of God. The Hebrew saw f ,11 the imprints of Iehoral in all creav. tion. F The area Rolling in Foaming !C Billows, lends itself to a great f rit' display of vocal and instrumental t p. | gymnastics, in indeed few songs ' tempt the singer so strongly, to'; I display the- expanding powers of , ut Itis lungs, and lift the roof; a m temptation to which the majority ( nj of vocalists succumb. jC) But such an Interpretation , would not be Hebraistic, would not lie scriptural. The ancient writers , * ' of Genesis while glorying in tlie , creative power, and majesty of hi: God, is also overawed by a sense j of the uwfulness of it all. God was ^ j so infinite, and man so finale. !p. The Hebrew's exultation is , m> J everywhere and always chastened ,lj'. j hv his consciousness of thn mystery tHl the imprint* of Jehovah in all crea,al : Dr. Lipschutz, has vocal oowees iL. : sufficient to have made the audl_ar torium echo, but with true srti-tic (n • intuition he gave a rendition that ,,f was superbly Hebraistic, lly Dr. Goepp's performance at the, is- organ was masterly. Never hat c •m, we heard the story of creition,. m- leaping out of the yawning gulf of! c's nothingness, so perfectly reproduced. bl- Organist and singer reached the il'si acme of art, in tlie anti-climax In- i iui,jtrodueed by. "Opening Wings; ,-a*j Stretching Wide." j "In Verdure Clad," expresses cr, '.little of the brooding mysticism of tcr creation. In Verdure Clad, nature '

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speaks. It is a song of rejoicing HI and thanksgiving, coming from .'he ||| heart of the barren earth, because it* ugly nakedness has been at last clothed with verdure green. It is as if the old earth were, like a child with a new dress, giving expression to her joy in a series of half hysterical chuckles and laughter. Miss I-ouise T. Corson caught spirit of both the recit and the aria admirably. Tbc light phrases suited her flexible voice and qualitjT'of tone most beautifully. She made the earth, leap, to kiss each vagrant sunbeam, and greet each dew-drop, that her mantle of green might the more beautifully grow. was' an artistic rendition. :'In native worth." the first created of the' human race, become conscious of their inate dignity and worth, as the lords of creation. ' Bernard Poland, very effectively portrayed this awakened conscious- | new in man, hfs powerful voice ' heard to great advantage. The trio, "On Thee each living awaits," was all that could be desired. The intonation was was rich, and the lights and shades of musical characterization, we!! well rendered. The repitition of the motilfk on the organ by Dr. Goepp. after each reiteration of the lament. "Thou takent their breath away, th#v vanish into dust," was thrillirtg and and searching. \ Horatio Parke's peculiar fdrmtoti--musical phrasing, is unquestionably intricate to be popular and efIt is possible to become so com- Jj plex in form, as to lose the appeal. The quartette, "Here life is, quickly gone," was a magnificent triumph in intonation. The singer* 1 escaped the many pitfall.'-, hidden'i ' in Parker's intricate harmonizing, 0 splendidly throughout. ' Mrs. Ida Taylor Bolle's rendition ji of "Earth's Turmoils ended nre,"i I was also a triumph against the . I 1 same difficulties. It was an aecotn- j E ' plished effort; nevertheless there 1 1 ' are a hundred songs that could he- | • named without hesitation, which] have shown the artist's voice and j a ; gift of interpretation, to furja 1 greater advantage. Unquestionably the most effee- , * five of their concerted numbers 1 was Gounod's "There is Merry." | ^ ' It breathed the spirit and suffused i j ' the atmosphere of the cathedral, | 1 and of the priesthood, into which ! " Gounod was prevented from enter- ! j : ing, to his everlasting regret. | f 1 The evening's service was a re- 1 a markable feast of sacred song. 1 J » I i ; PART DISBANDMENT !' OF BEACH PATROL ! \ AFTER LABOR DAT s ( APT. JERNF.E AND EIGHT f MEN WILL PROTECT BEACH C UNTIL SEASON CLOSES Capt- Jack G. Jcrnee announces, that after Labor Day, the corps] | of guards protecting the beach will be reduced to eight men. In view of the fact that there is [ every possibility of the seasor bciog prolonged for a few weeks, j these eight men will 'x- retained I for the protection of a limited sec- 1 tion of t^e brzcji. The stations a'.l with 'V. excep- J tion of Park Place, Tenth Street, : anil Fourteenth Street, wit! nil be ; dosed, consequently h«n, making use of any sect- on of the beach besides the abov-, mentioned three, , will do so at there own rl& No lifo guards wUI bo on duty except at the three stations named. On more than one occasion the guariU demonstrated their effiden- • cy, and some very thrilling and spectacular rescues were made. Capt. Jernec has received quite, ^Trsheaf of letters of commentation ] : and gratitude, from persons who; have reason to thank the guards they are still living. The following j are the names of the guards whose - services will be retained as long as thought necessary, and the stations j where they will be located. Guards GroeUinger, Acker, and 'Carey, at Tenth Street; guards J ' Bernard, Smith, Andre, and Mcnot, \ at Fourth Street; guard Zeidcn at ' Fourteenth Street. C- ! JUDGE BONNIWELL KNTER5; I TAIN'S ATHLETES i,'J Mr. J. K. "Pons" Miller, captain of the University of Pennsylvania football team spent four /ays here int 'as a guest of Judge and Mrs. lc, Eugene C. Bonniwcll this week, iu- i preparing fo rthe football season. Jjj This week end Mr. and Mrs. nr. Bonniwcll will have as guests MT 'nr® William Graves. captaln oK Pehr icr 1021 basket ball team and- a meml* rof the 1921 football team, ami the Mr. Alvard Vogelin. captain elM vil of Penn's 1922 ba*ket h*" «tu«d. 1 Other distinguished visitors u r ! Judge Bonniwell were Judge am i Mrs. William McKean of North lampton County, Pa.

TIGHWAY . 1 LIGHTHOUSE | feNCiTYJ OCEAN' 1 CITY « NEW JERSEY jjU|U|^9 WRITt REAL ESTATC BOARD OCEAN CITY HIGHWAY LIGHTHOUSE - ^ COUNTESS LOSES THEN SHE WINS - • I < M ■ ©1 \ ' News dispatch esffrom the Frenct i capital report that«thc Countess de ; Maupas. formerly xConsuelo MorI jan, daughter of Henry Hays Morgan. U. S Trade Commissioner to . I llclgium and now Consul Genera! it Brussels, is seeking divorce, al t same time her husband. Count lea de Maupas Du Juglari is suing for divorce in the. Parts court*. .date xMrosr tibsh ' (ONE SAlDy u I CANT - 1 • ;LET GEORGE DO • ^.rr." GEORGE DIO, AND GOT THE | ' CLASSIFIED flOVS. i-1 -FOR SALE — Dougherty Bake ,1 ; Oven, 60 loaf capacity. Also BlodI gctt Gas Oven. 30 loaf capacity. Apply Simm's licstaurant, Board--e | walk. — Adv. n ' FOR SALE — Small Steam Boiler 10 j Little 1 Giant. About five horse. Is] Good ceffiditio::. Apply Simm's K Restaurant, Bnardwalk.— A-lv. K| WANTED— Unfurnished House j or Apartment, lxia.se by season. Motlern conveniences. Write, Box ; A, Sentinel Office, rt, 1 WANTED— Furnished House for at veniences. W'rite 'r. F. Ixiclie, P. O. Box -tSl." Pleasantville. FOR SALE — Lovely I'ckincrsc Puppies; ?40 to »C0. 17«h Street £S secotnl house under areh. L'ayou: iin ] Section. FOR SALE — Cheap; Six Cylifc rs iler Oakland Touring. -IS Centra ^ , Avenue. Call. 'm Lost — White Slip-on Sweater r8- on beach between 32nd Street an< afY 84th Street, about two weeks ago nn'pieaft return to 3300 Central Ave m- nue and receive rewanb ^ X0£T — Large black Persian Cat Reward if returned to 707 Wesle; ! Avenue, Ocean City, md i " FOR SALE — Coal Range. Clbeap th- ' Call at 888 Pennlyn Place. Drear I City or phone Ocean City 774. P'i ap. «n '

[HE WALLACE FIRM » ANNOUNCE BIG SALE ELECTRICAL GOODS : >1 ■ - wi LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ch in i.tHibTIl* CONVENIENCES u' DISPLAYED * I ; th The local enterprising firm of pl Wallace ami Sons, hardware mer-l t chants .are announcing a monster I aj -ale .^electrical household com- 1 ^ ino-iities .of every description. Thi- is truly the day of electricity auut the day when human qen- , make the work of our wives and ■Uiu"hters, easier qnd healthier. I The day- of domes.ic drudgery |"bj are fast passing; for appliances of 0 ad imaginable kind, which add t.v I the clcanlines- and comforts of • th borne, are obtainable -at very mpd-|Ti every purse. | O The - Wallace Firm exhibit >or N 'an-, 'every convenience and help p dear, to the heart of the housewife. Sl Electirc washing macnines, of v„ tea sheet capacity, nrd with oscil- , ai laf.."--.' tubs .of the mo|t modern electric irom-rs. fitted % ti.. latest invented improvements, lit electric iron*, of vuiioy* makes, j p a large variety, of electric car- i l. i tiet sweepers. . i it ^ Besides making file work easier 1 and lighter, These appliances make, a L washing ami irorilng far more aan-.n Medical authorities claim that 1 1 i the modern electric carpet sweeper | • | has. helped more than any other op- » j.liance, to eliminate disease. js The Wallace firm are disposing * ) of tliei. large stock, of these do-)1 mcstic coift-cnicnecs. at greatly r»I duped prices, and upon terms of ] . MONSTER RALE AT : TOGGERY STORE . WONDERFUL DISPLAY OF | DAINTY . THINGS FOR KIDDIES The Tot's Toggery' store, situated on the Eighth Street approach ; to the Boardwalk, is small, hut ' wonderfully interesting. ] Unfortunately the establishment l it so situated that Mrs. Geneva '• ! Wills, the proprietress is unable to j i display to good advantage all of I I the beautiful things for the kiddies, ! she has for disposal. , In garments for boys and girls, ill infant wear .and rubber goods. ! ' in toys and notions, anything de- ■ - ,-irable may be found in the Tot's i ! Toggery . , , ' Tbo display of children's toys is . . a revelation, and a visit to the - Toggery will settle forever all difficulty in deciding what presents to take home from the vacation. " Way- back home there are hun- ' d redes of hearts, fluttering, and - minds wondering what auntie an l uncle will bring back from Ocean City. Of course they must not be disappointed. Tot's Toggery vriH; "VERNON HALL Special September Ratez MI8S S. ft. HliCK. Prop. 410 ATLANTIC AVENUE Ocean City, N. J. ' 1W0 APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE Between 33rd »nd 34»» Street c Dircctlv on Hcsch Pront with il- ■ all modern conveniences >'• j-story House with about 15 '<>omt I If this property is told before _ | Sept. It can be bought for : >7,000. A real bargain. ■e. EDGAR S. BERGER i's Builder and 3200 ASBU# AVE. Real Eatale OCEAW CUT, M. X:se- ' III

payment to suft the convenience of their patrons. - j| In addition they hare onTflspUy n a fine assortment of fiashJignL-, (| another grcaf convenience in every ■ (] household. *o|va,*a'. f r6Ll "• Iu .Me '• -t \ ~ ~ mmleta nnd the ! ert of qualit' ami _ with a large Vamty from whirh.t-v chi.sc, the wants of every chi'J en: met. ^ Totts Toggery is conducting a monster Clearance Sale. Everything must be sold, for the proprietress is closing the busirtrss up entirely. At cost and below cbslSat price in fact, everything must sold. J1S7.500.00. CITY OF OCEAN CITY. NEW JERSEY PUBLIC LAND BONDS. Sealed proposals will be received by the board of Commissioner- of City. New Jersey, on September Uth. 1922, at 3 o'clock in afternoon. Daylight Saving | Time ( being 2 o'clock Standard Time), at the Commissioners' City Hall Ocean City. Jersey, for the purchase of I -and Bonds of the authoramount of $137,500.00. The bonds to be dated July 15. 1922.: and to, be of the denomination of (1,000.00 each and shall mature1 83,000.00 each year on July l'»th ] Iin the years of 1923, 1924 and) 1 1925; $4,000.00 each year on July] i 15th in the years of 1926 -to 1956 j (inclusive, ami $4,500.00 in year of] 1 1957. Said bonds to bear interest (at the rate of 5 per centum per annum, payable semi-annually on Ihe j Fifteenth day of January and the 15th; day of July in each year. Principal and interest »o be pay- ] able in lawful money of the United | - ' States of America. The bonds I will he coupon bonds with the priv- ^ ] ilege of registration as to principal I _ . only or as to both principal and : h," interest. No more bonds of said 1 1 will be sold than will produce | I a sum equal to the authorized | amount of such issue and an | additional sum of $1,000. ' sum required to be obtained at the 1 H ' sale of said bonds is $137,500.00. | 1 Unless all jiids are rejected, said | bonds will be sold to the bidder or I ' I bidder*- complying with the terms 9 of sale and offering to pay not less I than the amount necessary to be ,| raised and to take therefor the | • least amount of bonds offered for ' I sale, commencing with the first I ' maturity. That of two or more; ; bidders offer to take the same; amount of such bonds than to the C | bidder or bidders offering to pay I j therefor the highest additional j II price. The purchaser mujt pay ae- 1 r crued interest at the, fate set forth j ' in said bonds from the date of the ! bonds to the date of purchase price. ' AH bids are to be accompanied by : ' certified check payable to the City] Treasurer of Ocean City, New Jers scy, and drawn upon an ineorpor- j ated bank or trust company for "(two per centum (27(1 of the! B amonut of the bonds bid. Checks ] of unsuccessful bidders will be re- | S turned upon the award of the bonds ' and no Interest will be ' j -allowed upon any check of any bidder, including the successful 'hid- , der, and the successful biddetffi " - check will be retained to be applied ' . I in part payment for the bonds or i| to secure the City of Oogan City j against any loss resulting from the = ! failure of the bidder to comply wi^the terms of said bid. I Troposals to be addressed to the , Board of Commissioners, City Hall, Ocean City, New Jersey, and en-, closed in a sealed envelope marked I on the outside, "Proposal for Pub- ] , lie Land Bonds." _ The successful bidder will be fur* 1 nished with the opinion of Messrs. I Caldwell and Raymond, of New York City, that the bonds nre bird 'ing and legal obligations of the • City of Ocean City. The right is reserved to re.ect all bids and any bid not c> - Iv'ngj with the terms of this noti.i u'. I I* rejected. By order of the Board of Com- 1 misaloners of Ocean City, NewJersey. HARRY A. MORRIS, City Clerk. ^iAd^H-81. It. j

LINEN NETTING £ :t0 inch Drab $3.40 Per Roll >us j 33 " " .-i 3.65 " 36 " M il — -4.15 raj ! Also Copper and Galvanized Wire cr; ; EVERYTHING TO BUILD A BUILDING jWh II ' . I . C. H Shoemaker Lumber Co^ 12th and West Avenue I

The FULL 'PAID STOCK now t>cing issued by the Ocean City Building and loan Association is a very good thing for persons ment shares and at the same time receive 6 per cent, interest on desiring to accummulate funds without subscribing for instatlinvestment. See the Secretary at 408 Eighth. Street. Special Sale ELECTRIC WASHERS \ ELECTRIC CLEANERS Sweeper — Vac., Deft-Duplex Hoover ELECTRIC IROKERS SIMPLEX— (1900) Easy Monthy Payments Free Trial Headquarters for: _ - ' Electric Irons, Grills, Flashlights, Bulbs \ Batteries, Etct Wallace & Son, Inc. OPP. CITY HALL OCEAN CITY, N. J. Phone 68-M \ I Our Stores Will Close at 12 o'clock, noon, . Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 4th Open This Saturday Night Until 10 I*. M. A Reitrttoder: — Be sure to buy enough Victor Ru-ud, Ixiuclla ButterGobf Seal Eggs and all foods needful to carry you over until Tuesday morning. FOR THE I.ABOR DAY OUTING Asco T»hlr~Mustard jar I2r Princess Mustard tumhlcr 7c A seo Peanut Butter tumbler 9c Fancy Stuffed Olives Imt 12r. 22c Fancy Queen Olive* hot 10c. 20c I Best Pink Salmon can 12c Alaska Red Salmon con tte Imported Sardines in olive oil) can 15c Potted Meats ci... 5c. 10c l.ihby's Cooked CoiTlcd Beef biR can 19c I | You should buy a half dozen cans at this extremely low I price. 1 N. B. Graham- Crackers pkg 5c j N. B- Premium Soda Crackers pkg 5c N. B. ('. Butler Thins pkg 10c ; Waxed Lunch Paper roil 3c Princess Paper Napkin:. . (pkg of 24) 5c A oco Ginger Ale Imt 10c Asco Grape Juire pt hot 20c I N. B. C. i-orn* Doonrs lb 24e N. II. C. Saltines lb 19e I t hoice Domestic Sardines 3 5e eBns for 10c | You save 5c. Your choice of either oil, mustard or tomato I sauce dressing. i Jar Rubbers Parowax II Jelly. Tomblen | I 4 doz for 25c || doz 40e | j Pork and Beans « » 8c can It will pay you to buy a dozen cans at this price 1»® choice Asco Rinso T-atoes Corn Flakes pkg5c 1.1 3 ens for 25C pkB 6c Soaks clothes you save 5e None better clean ] Victor Bread ™"6c The kind of bread every discriminating housekeeper likes to ( ( Taste the Difference? Five Quality Blends ; | "Asco" it Asco T eas f * ^ ? 00 '^Ib pkg 12c;. H lb pkg 23c Lofiee »s.45c Your first cup of Asco Tea or Coffee will . convince you there's none better at any price. = leas Raisins Hair Ne,s Sliccd l!ac™ 15 01 pkff 15c each 5c I'kg 17c Big: Vinegar Special Asco Apple l,ot II White Dist. Cider Vinegar 12'/ic || Vinegar bot 10c Highest grade Vinegar made Whole Grain | Rich Creamyl F»»tr Norway Rice Cheese I Mackerel In pkg (^ lb 27c I cach5c Unusually big Nice for Sanif-I Value wiehes | Regular price, "r Gold SealTlour 55c Gold Seal Flour Insures the best baking results Asco Gold Seal Asco Bak. Powder Oats Evap. Milk lb ran 17C pkg 9C \ . tall can J)C ♦01ASBURY AVL 745 ASBURY AVE 1126 ASBURY A»E.