l . ' _ OCEAN city sentinel oceam city. n. j- THURSDAY. OCTODKK 1'... IKE ;

BRILLIANT ARTISTS PERFORM AT KIWANIS N00NDAYJ.UNCHE0N ELMER SCHANTZ CLUB GOLF CHAMPION; IS PRESENTED W ITH PRESIDENT'S CUP - Ocean City Kiwanians were ( privileged nt .their last noonday luncheon, to enjoy one of the very finest violin and pianoforte recit- 1 ills, ever heard outside of a met-;l I ' ropolitan center. Professor Fred Manne, who has ; ( recently become a member of our|f city, and the proprietor-manager j ^ of Ocean City Garage, performed ! upon the violin, and -proved hinr!r I. self an indubitable master of that! wonderful, but capricious instrtr j j » . Seldom indeed is one privileged c to hear a violinist, in whom the ,| requisite qualities of an artist are P * so happily and uniformly inter j, I blended. t; Generally, sentiment in one n i player -is sacrificed to technique, u while in another, in utter devotion '

to the canons of technique, no at-j tention is paid to feeling a«Sl ^ dramatic presentation. Paganini has remained the "f world's ideal violinist, because he combined as no other has, the technique of a Kuhelilc or a Kreisler with the emotional romantism of Saraaete. Prof. Manne contributed three choice selections, belonging to ! three distipct schools of musical : j _ aesthetics. Nevertheless while the i technique was in each case fault- I less. Prof. Manne succeeded admirably in creating and in reprei renting, the peculiar atmosphere - and dramatic appeal, of each sep- ' a rate selection. Prof. Black's three contributions j . were: Fink's charming Pirouttee,

a Ballet. hy Kuben stein, and Victor Herbert's impassioned ballad, en-! I titled "Kiss me again." ' Prof. Black presided at the pianoforte. A young man of a winning personality, there can be j » no doubt entertained but that Prof, c Blade is destined to a place of ' high rank; among .the masters of < his instrument. The mere fact thfct so accurate: a judge of musical talent and gen- ! i ius as Thadeus Rich, has engaged j J Prof. Black, for a series of piano- : • forte recitals during this winter, {i j ' is ample evidence of the artist's j J capabilities. ' Prof. Black's accompaniment to , ; the violirf solo was superb. His'j icndition of the famous Prelude, » j from the pen of the versatile " master of the pianoforte, now on 1 I a visit to America, was scholarly " and impressive; while the equally I popular Hungarian Rhapshody, received at the hands of Prof. Black, * as fine and dramatic a presents- , tion, as it has been our privilege » to hear. J At the ccnciunion of the recital, „ Professors Manne and Black, received from the Kiwanians present, an unmistakable proof of their appreciation, in a rising vote of . thanks. v It transpires that this was the o last noonday luncheon, that would J ho held at the Biscaync Hotel, in- c "much as the popular hostelry, j would close this week for the * winter. President "Bill" voiced the sentiments of all, in the tribute he paid to Mrs. Blundin, the genial hostess; and at the suggestion o* q Dr. John Handle;-, the company ] gave her . also a rising vote of <■ thanks. s- As seen in another column, last J. I Wednesday the members of the * Kiwanis Club, took part in a Golf * Handicap Tournament, for a silver loving cup trophy, to be known as J, the President's Cup. Elmer Schantz was, amid ac- f clmmation, declared to be the Club ' Champion foe the yea- 11)22. and * to him. President "Bill" presented the trophy. a It was explained that' the cup f liecame the possession of a person j who had won it for three years, j In a brief speech full of rare, humor, which provoked round; after round of laughter and applause, Mr. Schantz thanked thej Prudent for the gift, and inciden-| tally threw down a challenge, defy- 1 ing any aspiring golfer, to capture it from him next year. At the call of the President, Dr.| John Handley, gave an interesting j " account of his visit to the Kiwhnis j 4 Club at Portland Maine. • Dr. Handlev emphasized the interest the Kiwanis Club in Port-, land, was manifesting in ail matters of civic import, and the in-! fiuence it exerted in the dvie life1 ; of the city. Another feature of great interest, was the singing of a new song to Ocean City, by President "Bill." A desire had been expressed, that 0o* an City should have a j community song, one that could j ,

be sang upon a.'l public occasion?. Dorsey Andersj-i, who presides at the pianoforte at the noon lunS.cheons of the club, and very materially aids in the singing, is the j author of the catchy refrain which I President "Bill" sang. Written with an easy lltt," balladic in I form, with a swinging F chorus, the song seems destined to become a feature and a "hit", at all social-Ami public functions. BIRTHDAY PARTY AND FAMILY REUNION .. A very interesting party will be : , . given next Saturday, at the home, .[of Mr. and Mrs. Madara of Mar|c Ostensibly it will be a birthday, * I party, celebrating another anniver- r ' sary of two sisters, the daughters ! of Mrs. Madara, but it will as- t , fume the form of a happy family f ; reunion. j, Miss Elizabeth MeNally and q Miss Anna MeNally will be the j, I honored guest* .their birthdays ^ coming conveniently within a few 0 ! day of each other; and no place on T j earth could b« found more pleasarR which to celebrate the event,,0 at the old homestead in the F i midst of friends and family and A under the protecting spirit and G | -"mile* of mother. K

- Elaborate preparations are being - made for thrt occasion, and a memorable time anticipated. ' The guests will include, Poliee f; Officer MeNally, and wife, of f Ocean City jind neice, Miss Mary " ! Flowers. >' — o— Mrs. Mary Stang and family of s 1549 Asbury Avenue, Ocean City, > returned to their home. 744 I N. 63rd Street Philadelphia, after - Pending a delightful summer - Try This On the Equator , A fresh ie from the Amazon . Put nightie* of his Gnunazon The reason's that i He was too fat , ! To get his own Pajamazon. Advertise in the Sentinel.

MAROON AND WHITE e (Continued from Page- Three l h The defeat however may turn riors brought into play all their to a -blessing in disguise. With K the memory lingering in minl! that last year they secured two '• victories, against the Wildwoodi ' aggregation, the local eleven, might, as some suggest, have been a little over confident. ' Defeat invariably lies along that . ; j road. ' The only road to ultimate sue leess. means steady, oeoseienti | team work and regular practice, with careful observtnee of ■ mentor's instructions. Scott. Adams, the blonde quarterback, attempted a spectacular yard end run, in the second but did no succeed in scoring. Kendle, Hooven, and Paul featur, ed as the luminaries in the rank*: of the invaders. The summary : OCEAN CITY WILDWOOD E Fitzgerald L. E. Olsen 11 A. Huff L. . Wilson CI ; L. T Kendle C. Onorratto j nuwnci v. uiiuiiswoj

f H. Selvngn R. G. Senekoff Gibb R. T. Johnson ' Williams R. E. Pinker , S" Adams Q. B. Hoover I f Cox L. H. B. Davis . A. Selvagn R. H. B. Paolij McGregor F. B. Taylor j Score by periods : Ocean City 0 0 0 0 — 0 °" ; Wild wood _..0 6 12 0—18 Touchdowns — Kindle, Hooven, _ Paoli. Substitutes — Gordon for S. Selvagn. Referee— Fred Hed«*. Philadelphia N. E. H.- S. Umpire. Literal Lem Again "I see by the paper Lilly Botseome is working in the pity now." "Well, she's dancing in one of them cabaret* — I'd say LUly toils not-Thiit boy, how she can spin. ... „ui — mil US}, now sue can spin.

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LAZY I.ARRY L. 1 say i:' all one's time I » Tliat one -petals to .irink and dine 9 Could be utilized for sleeping J Eternal life I would Ik- seeking, m -SEVEN NIGHTS A WEEK He— "Why did you call me Jack [ whej I kissed you la-t night?" { was Wednesday." ! Minister: So your husband is 1 sick. Is he dangerou:! ? !_ Mr,-. S: No-o-o Sir, hc> too ill 1 to be dangerous. j — ■ WILL GIVE large family house rent fret- for the winter for the hoard of U onf person. Apply 620 Wesley 'vs.,0"":'"

Sunday. Trt" October 22 Philadelphia Returning, leaves Philadelphia (Market St. Whf) 7.30 A. M. Special Train leaves Ocean City 6.47 A. M. Pennsylvania System THE ROUTE OK THE BROADWAY LIMITED - lis?' SENTINEL ADS ARE MONEY SAVERS

I Special price I on Arcola i I for one week only i Right now you can do the thing i yovt have talked about for years. | You can install radiator warmth in . your home — and you can do it at a I special price. ■ Beginning next Monday, prices on I Arcola hot-water heating systems f will be lowered — for just one week. I But you don't have to wait until I Monday when Heating Contractors' § stores will be crowded. You can place i your order today and your Heating | Contractor will give you the benefit | of the special price. I Telephoneor call on.hjm today. Find I out how little Arcola and radiator I warmth costs — and how it pays for I itself in the fuel it saves. a Remember — the C~~ — — — — — \ I specialPricesarefor I 0116 week only. A —?f ft ^ ' week from Monday | i you will pay more. ® ° I 1 See your Heating | Contractor— NOW I ^ ^ I '"I I ^1 I ^lERICAN RADIATOR COMPANY ■ D£AL BoilerlttidtfakkivcAJ^ty'diatoTPforicveryrheliting need ft 1711 Chestnut Street, and 25th &. Reed Streets ■ PHILADELPHIA, PA. We cm make immediate delivery on ARCOLA'S. Arriving continually in car load lot* lOVVNSENDS" W loUmber YARL 57 j