I . OCEAN CITY SENTLNEI. .THURSDAY.. MARCH 11. ««l — a

UFA. DEGREE TEAM IN GREAT DEMAND — I' INITIATED NINETEEN NEW MEMBERS IN THE ORDER 1 AT I' LEAS A NTV I LLE | F The d«gree Mm of Ocean City , Council. No. 10. Daughter* of Am-j, erica. are in great demand in thin j , : rection of "the State. I The very excellent niaunet i"j, which they exemplify the lnitatorj , 1 work on the (loot i» winning even , where the highest tribute* of preire, awl in thus visiting neighbur ing Councils the - ladle* are very materially aiding in ailvancing the ■ intereata of this very worthy pat- * riotk ortler. E The Daughters of America beat !E an enviable record of patriotic ser- •' I »ice, and few organisations have " accomplished more in upholding t inviolate the greet institution# and •' I principles of American democracy. last Wednesday avening. thirtytwo ladies of the local Council s journeyed to I'leasantville. and t ihri e confeireii the .legree of ini- » I liation upon nineteen camtidates Thun-U* a party attemled the h [ Council at South ScavHIc. ami con- , I. fenvsi the same degree upon an- j, ether large class \ I m woo. I Coandl was viatted on , Tuesday of this week, ami again ' th • laities of the local Council performed in their inimiuble man; I net the initiatory work.

DR. HAM GOES TO CONFERENCE FIVE BISHOPS EXPKxTKD TO ATTEND MEETINGS AT t ASBl'RV PARK Dt. John HamOey leaves this y week, to attend the eighty- seventh ENATOR EDGE WILL a ADDRESS CAPE MAY COUNT! CHAMBER Cnitod State* Senator Walter E. \ Edge will be the speoker at the | March meeting of the Cape May , County Chamber of Commerce j which wiH be held in the Court He r are Building. Cape May Court House oa Thursday evening, the , ttd. The meeting will be devoted , exclusively to huainew* and the cu- , wtomai-y social portion of the pre- ( gram will he omitted.

(annual State Conference, if the .Methodist Episcopal Church, beginning on March 14th at Asbury Park 11 hire Bishops of the' Church are (expected to he present, ami parti-, cipate in the various meetings I' | Bishop A.lna W. Leonard, of San I Kranciscy, will preside. The other: I w ho will attend are Bishop | Joseph F. Berry, of Philadelphia: I : Bishop Edwin B. Hughes, of Mai " : lien. Mass. ; Bishop Ernest (1. * | Richardson, of Atlanta, lia.: Bis ! Theoilore S. Hen-lemon, of De- ' tn.it. Mich [\ There ate -V.4 churches in the Jersey Conference, with a membership of mote than " 1,000. e the statistical report of the Com J fere rice reveals The aggregate value of church property fc #*.- 000.000. r A remarkable program lasting . over Momtay March l:th ha- been . arranged. when wine of the leadt ing bihieal scholars ami preacher- | of the .lenominatioii will be heard. The Conference opens no" Me. I- - nesday with a Memorial Service 1 at wnich Dr. John Handles, of; I Ocean City will be the principal - speaker. L> addition to the dUtinguisheo ' name. I, biblical scholars " ami teachers of the fame and cal- " of Dr. R. E. DilTendorfei . Dr. S Bovard. Dr. D. D. Forsyth. 1 Ralph Ward, will aire be heard.

BAPTIST PHILATHEA CLASS ENTERTAINED SPLENDID PRDGRAM OF MI'SIt AND LITERARY PRO GRAM RENDERED The ltd let ha Claws, aflliatci with the First , Baptist Church Bible School, hell.! its regular monthly! meeting on Friday evening. March " j - The meeting con verve. I at t!»e ' . home of Mrs. Vernan Smith, «4 Asbury avenue, and a royal time , There ladies have entered into but friendly rivalry with the Class associated with the . Church, and so far are maintaining a decide.! lead in all phases of the work. The business part of the session was presided over by the claws pre- , snlewt. Mr*. W. ArUey. after which . the program committee assume-' charge. Splendid number- of a varied I

- .Uaructei were rendered by Mr - Pagan, Miss Oslci. Mr* Cadman. I Mrs. V. Smith and Mrs. Buck. f Refreshments of a mod delicithe class custom . Mis. Smith was I , given tiie han.lkeuhirf salute. , The gue-t. of the occasion with- , .Hit exception declared it was the , ; ; held ' I The monthly meetings are prov- ; ; ing invaluable a* a means of creat- • ward to with eagerness by all. r Anv iadv wishing to Join the * Philetha Class - cidially invit- I en to notify the secretary. Mrs. 1.. V. Shearer, N24 Central avenue. r Among those present were: Mes- ' dames XX' Arkley. Mttton G Bock. H. Dugan, Grace Smith. Ih.w n- , U Wright. 'Webb, Cadman. V. Smith. 1 Hickman. Stretch. Shearer. Sharp. and the Misses Hei». Price ami s ; Osier AN EVENING WITH HADLEY AND BUCK

tU.EGRO (I.IB MEETS XT THE HOME OF MRS. W. SHOEM XkKK The' Allegro Club hail another .lelightful session Tuemlay evening at the borne of Mi- A. XV. Shoemaker. Mr- Roger XX iltiams had j its- varied charortei. rvT A* a fitting prelude. YRv. XV'illiatn* read an interesting paper hearing upon the life and work of Arthur Foote. Mi-- land -a T. Cor I son contributed a "Homorewpte.- ! j ami sing in her inimitable sty'e. i (an "Irish Folk Shmg." Ji Mrs. William, followed by res jiivg an article on Henry Ha-lley. 'after which Mrs. Ralph Chester. 1 gave an exceedingly well rendered l interpretation of the "Dance of the Nymphs." » Miss Osier, vet* appropriate'* 1 in view of the article previou-'y f read, sang In a very pleasing style • Hadle* "s brilliantly conceive,! mui sic at setting to Whiteomb Riley '- words Make Me a Song." > Miss Isruiwa T. Careen added ao - other pleasing number in the form » of an Intel metro Mrs. WBBamthe «orkw of the popular com 1 porer Dudley Buck. foHowe-i by ■MHRHHHNHnn

n able lemlition of "I kkr Ye N | The stately phrasing of the p»p- ■ ulai song "My Redeemer. My Ruby F. P. Dunstan. Mi-s M. K. lollwirp, *J. Edward Heftoi - r Mi Wooistao. ntuogt . i i I,, n- raemj erohip in nther

Classified Advs. I . S. Government Underwear J..OO.POO lie. New Government Wool I'nderwear purchased by us to -el! to the public direct at TV EACH. Actual retail value ($2.50 rach. AU siie>, Shirts 3 I to 4«; Drawers .10 to 44. .Send correct siaes. Pay Postman on «lr livery ,.r send us money order. If underwear is not satisfactory, wr I will refund mopey lomptly u|w» request. IVpt. 21. The rflgrhn Woolen Co.. 1476 Broadway. New York. N. V.

g *'<- * 'reel Apply at A me t i» sr.-:* c... Tie X- .UI. avenue. - mpaej Ml ' v' 1 " . ve-iue. Ocean City. N J. i- HtO LOTS— In rapidly growing r. nHm for sale, young man buy f one. hold i! and multiply you, in- - >iwtraent Matthew Savage. Re,. " Estate. WANTED— Lot iicre.ige Have acre- of land along good road to '■••velop into tot*. Ocean City or el- . sewhere. Matthew Savage. Real 'r Estate. WANTED— I want to buy a tonal! > cottage or bungalow of .*r 7 I rooms. aO Improvements, within 2 * blocks of# beach, will pay all *a*h. Sen1, partleulars to R, Sentinel ofFloois and Stairways Scraped RUSSELL T. SCHUREMAN J!4 New Road P»ea*aaiville. N

BISHOP MATTHEWS AT HOLT TRINITY

III XI ni l I PIANO H X> BEEN '* PHF>ENTEII FDR I SK OF ,. .-t ND.XY SCH4MIL ■ Right He* Paul Matthews. ■ i i' i piM-opal Bi-hop of the Dio- ; Sew Jei-.y. i- expected to ... City, and r.mduct#.a j, . .I'l iation -eivice at Holy Trin- V . XXe.lre.Mlay, March \ .,. . When .. large class wil! - ; e-i . ieu in the Bishop for con- , ; ni .rsati -v. | IV.., ..isooui -e ef the occasion. * , lielivet m by Bishop Mat- . I He Hector. Rev. Joseph 'W. ■ \\ • M X . ..s-isting in the sei- 1 ( . ,, :• Matthew.- i. a forceful 1 - reiarl* preacher, ami the H d* Trinity are . | Sunday Schoo! a-» ociateil ^ j ,'embrish'p has resultetl - ami the nppointing . i. : T.i -it y Church and the paiXDX lRTtSF. IN THE SENTINEL I

ish moic-ivei . (Ontinue* to reap ' liberally fiop, the generosity of its , member* ami friends. t 1 yuite recently a splendid piano ( *>a- presented to th# SundaySchool. and a very handsome sideImard for the use of the rectory. ^

•JR. handley closes ' a notable year . Continue. I from Page One in ministry. Dr. Price, pastor of Washington Heights Church. New York was present in the service, and invited him to address the congregation. Dr. Price took occasion to congratulate Dr. Handler and his people. upon the records of the year'work. Well might they fee' P">ud of and grateful for their acheivements. In his iudgement. -aiii Di Price, the First M. E. Church of Ocenn City was second to none in I the State Conference It -to-.! • tVr an r-aiigelistic gospel, and ex-

ei.iplilte.l in it- doing and giving, j • ,|„ , nines which had made Me- < thodism the powci it *u> umong ilie nations of the earth. Evidently Dr. Price, mcording | verv different kkind "of congrega- • tion in the City of New York. It | j- prescriptive) y a transient enn- , gregation, for during ?he fifteen real* of his pastorate there, said Dr. Price, he had dismissed to

■ncmpeiship in other ehurchta. Anient numbers to make up. : strong congregation "I preach," saiil.he, "imt gi egations.^but to procesaj,^, % The learneil divina cmifli^. address, by an impassinnwl to his hearers. admnnishiRy ^ to stand firm for the very mentals of the Methmlist CW in these days of transition change.

(JRIBB BROS. . HI ILDEHS REAL ESTATE son Third Street (H EAN t ITV. N. J. Phone '17-R K ■ — — *

spring fever ln- invariably find* people somewhat helow par. The wiah»% >pr""" , ... .11 resources of vital energy, and reaction (oh* Iilhs have U-cd up an re -v S.rmr thcrrforc .» logically a critical season. The dev.ated '■ *—■ "" , nature's warning, and must not be unheedtg tude and weannes. t» nature, a, a 1 ,.e.isi """ " " I, •• n. » spinal examination will rcieal all the weak rennua a , „NSlT.I A t HIROPBACTOR ii m. richards H..na IH"EAN ITTT.TI EIGHTH STREET

for sale X BARGAIN IF SOLD AT ONCE Hotel and t»U»W Vnnr* al ^lri,",n" " "" ' •"*"«» H I r,.«« trow t bean I dv. N.-J. Hotel a"d Lad avlnej grounds \ -t arr. twenty *twn twdi ooms. hath, drains r«K>m,»eatiiis ' tpTelr i-.l wtor.ge .1»L SK „ I It \ N h SMITH OR S. M. HOFFM AN

MUST BE SOLI) THIS WEEK Corner Bungalow Beautiful Furniture Good Location bargain price CLAYTON HAINES BRICK 411 Eighth St., Ocean City, N. J.

FOR SAI K ITur - Lc»»«mt. HLIXK. HY/XHD real estate ADRIATIC BUILDING ■ Eighth Street het-een f»eean and Atlantic X*envr. OCEAN f ITT, 5.1 1r' Ph" OFFICE "PEN EVERY D XV EXCEPT SI'NDXY for sale >PEt I XL BARGAIN — Ten root# hou«- »n Weal Avenue. .u.taMdl Boarding. Rooming oc Apart-eo, House. In tret-cWm conddm. Lot 10x90 feet. PRICE FOB QUICK SALE. M.Mn Trere S. M. HOFFMAN Associated with H Frank Smith c».

Seven Hundred Fifty Million Dollars Lost! SFVFN HI NDRED FIFTY VIILLION DOl.l.ARS >vrrr I,'-! inlb.' 1 nilcd -lal.s in unwund shras and -prruUlkos in 1922. Thr tife -a* ines ,.( th,.u-ai>d- pM*le-'Wan> »t Ihem ill prepared I.. Ire a *°*ar— sere ,«epl away. In a .ear of baamem depresaKH. sorth* rnlcrpri-e- sere denied sorkine capital shen it sa- soret* needed In bring better limes. The investment -hark miL-l he defeated ! ft is hieh lime for an acli.e rampaien aeain-l him. . Josl as there is more cnml than had in the solid, so there are mole - ,und. allracli.e investmenls than fraudulenl promoliims In order In piek the rood from the had. hosr.er. von need the services of an expert. , ,, Co In vour Hanker or anv reliable Investment Dealer in vivur community and ask his advice before inveslinc in a sinjie dollar. It will cost vou nothing! It may save you from senous loss! It, New Jersey Banker's Association This Space Contributed by First National Bank of Ocean City and Ocean City Title and Trust Company I ___________ __ • * - — j