OCEAN CITY SENTINEL. THURSDAY, AUGUST !'. 1923 THREE araiion for the fall am! winter! i •J outline his plan- ami aspirations:1 1

BABY WEEK OPENED AT TWILIGHT HOUR IH CIH PAVILION UK. JAMES NIBLO, OF VENT-1' NUK DELIVERS AN IMPRESSIVE ADDRESS ! Baby; li'eek opened promisingly „„ Sunday evening with an unique; ' mi light community service held I the Music Pavilion on the "Walk. ' The Rev. Joseph H. Watts, Rec- 5 ,„r 0f Holy Tftnity Church, con- I ■loiteii the introductory part of the 'I nervier. while Mrs. J*ilia Hazard, ! pie- "tent of the Seashore Home for Rallies presided. In her opening remarks, Mrs. I Hazard gave an interesting resum? t "f (he work done by the Golden, t I'ule Society, in founding the home t , outlinfll at length the program i prepared for Baby Week. I A very fine musical program was I rendered by several members of, f die famous Adelphi Quartette of Philadelphia, who also lol the !■ community singing. j* T»o resolutions were submitted g to Hie meeting by the chairman, t one ex pressing sympathy with the ii widow of the late President, and a another pledging loyalty to the a new President, both of which were o in silence by the audience. The Rev. James Niblo, D. D., of A Philadelphia, and Ventnor, was the a chief speaker of the evening. Dr. a Niblo presented Bn earnest appeal j in liehalf of the Home and the b splendid philanthropic work it was accomplishing. According to the i distinguished speaker, no more a suitable place for a Home of the j, character could lie found on the,t By reason of its traditional, character as a religious town, Dr. t Niblo expressed himself confident \ that the Home would not lack for a loyal and generous support. Noble thoughts and high ideals h ate of little value," siiil the speak- 0 er. unless translated into practical e deeds." . , i i: e Wherever men travel, India. China or Japan, the appeal of the „ child was irresistible. If that were true of pagan nations, it would I* everlastingly to the shame of a s Christian people ami city, if the s appeal were not met with a gener- p ous response. ; ii |ir Niblo further supported his appeal by declaring that some of n the leading thinkers of the age „ were entertaining grave fears for j the supremacy of the white race. £ against the rapid increase of the j ^'nXiew'of the fact therefore, " there remained not only an obligation. but a necessity upon the k White rare to make every effort to, f preserve the lives of all its children. ami properly educate them to J maintain their power and their a prestige among the nations of the earth. t Mr Niblo concluded his eloquent j address by extolling the duties and cares of child rearing and nurtivre „ as the sole remedy against many I u ' if the evils threatening the undermining of American Society. 1 "I have very seldom heard of a woman suffering from a nervous breakdown as a result of caring for: a child," said Dr. Niblo, "but 1 have heard of many arriving at such a deplorable physical condition by fondling poodle dog*." At the conclusion of the service a splendid photograph of tire late President Harding was thrown upon the screen, while the audience sang his favorite hymn, "Abide With Me."

FRATERNITY BOY FINED J. Keirheldefer was charged liefore Police Justice Ware with disorderly conduct un the Boardwalk. It transpired that accused, in company with several more, members ol a Philadelphia school fraternity were indulging in rowdyism at 12.M) o'clock early morning when Police Officer Fordney came upon : them. Keiiheldifer, who gave 'Wenonah as his home address, is making his residence in this resort at the Sea Side Apartments. Police Justice Ware imposed a fine of $7.50. While the care was, proceeding a friend of the accused was present, and endeavored to ail- j dres- the court, declaring there was no evidence in support of the charge. The efforts of the aspiring counsel however did not avail with Justice Ware. ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL OCEAN CITY LAUNDRY KIDS I 1st WOWLO WlU. HEVW I owvrt uu won - I wsiLt Tsene iswne* I I MtAW AND SOWS ■ ,,V -T-HKRK is more virtu. A in plain, ordinary «°aP and water than there is in the history of the agesA man's religion doesn't ring true unless he presents a spotless appearance. Our laundry work is designed to meet with your approval. OCEAN CITY LAUNDRY CO. r. McAllister. Prop. 1 i

INTERESTING HEMS 1 COPIED FROM MATT I SAVAGE W BOON . INTERESTING VISITORE THE j- GENIAL MANAGER OF THE | REST ROOM MEETS Miss C. Barrett, of Buffalo, N. . 'j endearing herself to a fine I of friends by her pleasing man j iters and agreeable personality. ■ is aicompanied by her friend, ' Mrs. John Herzog, also of Buffalo. , i They are stopping at the I .a , Frederick M. Veins, of South ; Africa, spent Sunday I is, king over j City. He was so impressed J ; that he said he would return aagin , i enjoy the restful quiet of Ocean , •City, us this is what he was seek- | j ing for the benefit of his health.', lie is certainly a lung way from ( i Iris business home, but does not . tlmt way in Ocean City. . Mr. and Mrs. David Dcrsey, of St. Paul, Minnesota, the cold, f t j windy lumber and wheat state as 1 , guests at the Strand are enjoying . : themselves because they are enter- ( ing into the social entetrainments , well as the health benefits they , getting from the sea air and „ bathing. j , Mrs. H. C. Murto, Miss Anna L.i and Harry C. Murto, Jr., t : all of Pittsburgh, are pleased guest % I ut the Muyberry Hotel and are en- i : joying the bathing and ull the "sun j burn and tar.'' that goes with it. ( Mrs. Josie A. Minton and Miss t | Anna T. Minton, of Cincinnati, 0., i enjoying the well known hos- c I pitality of the Hotel La Monte i jthis month. I • Mrs. F. S. Waden anil daughter, c Gladys Waden, of Richmond, i | Va., are pleased and popular guest t at the Hotel Normandie. Miss Anna Sloan, of St. Peters- . ; burg. Florida, and Mrs. P. Miller, of Washington. D. are delighted guests at the Flanders at present Mrs. J. A. Crawn and son Paul, of Scranton. Pa., are pleasantly homed ul the Breakers. Miss Phylis Lintner and Miss , Zimmerman, both of Daw- , son, Canada, are enjoying the hospitality of the Hotel Lincoln, ilurMiss Mary H. king, of S. Connellsville. Pa.. Miss Claire Hannah, of Alaska, Miss K. O'Neill, of St ; Petersburg. Fla., Miss Evelyn Smith, of Potrland, Me., and Miiis Ward, of Boston, are guests at the Flanders for the rest of the season. Mrs. Sara F.. Swank, of MilwauWis- is a guest at the Hotel for the season. ! Miss Ella Fletcher, of At'.lehoro, | is a guest at the Breakers at present. Miss Miriam P. Alrichs, of Por- | ter, Delaware, is a guest of friends this tity for a couple of weeks. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Rockstend, of Milwaukee, are prominent guest I at the Hotel Biscayne, this season. Mrs. C. G. Albreeht, and son, of Texas, have come a long _ - _ — :

•way to enjoy a northern seashore ! resort, and it is gratifying to know , that they feel more than glad they . cast their lot in Ocean City for the ' Misses Dorothy A, and Mildred ' [F. Myers, of Detroit, Mich- and | Miss Betty Hess, of Cleveland, 0- : | are popular ami charming bothers |and are having the time of their] ' ] lives in the Ocean City breakers. > ; Miss Alberta E. Fink, of Den-cr, i is pleasantly homed at the Hotel I jLu Monte, and likes Ocean City . I people very much. I Count De Boi, of Paris, nccom- < - pained by John 0. Boheu, of S't. ; ( : Davids, Pa., Were the center of t ' much attention from tourists over i -Sunday. t . Mr. and Mrs. J. H. firecr.wo.id. t • «.i Bridgeton, Conn, are aue.t.; of v ' the Hotel Norm and - for*the soa-u, «.n. 1 1 1 Senor Juan Martinez, Sevelle, J ' a distinguished official of j ( ' the Spanish government, at Wash- I 1 mgton, D. C- is here for a week j } ' two at the Flanders to get away | e "I from the heat waves of Washing- !j ■ ton and to enjoy the advantages of j | 1 Oteati City 's bathing beach. He, a ; prefers Ocean City to other sen- ; 1 shore resorts he has vet visited. h : Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Porte: • land son, of New Zeland. that fur.o ' off island where the rule of tliejj I people is absolutely under Soviet u ' conditions, and noted as one of the 1 1 ' garden spots and most healthful! I ' climates in the world, are here for ; a ' couple of weeks' sojourn and are i j ! delighted. i I ■j Miss Lottie Mitchell, of Youngs- j j • town, 0- is a pleasing young lndv j t ■ who enjoys the breaker:-, to the | c limit. t ' » Miss Lily Blake, of New York City, has just returned from an ex-j tended tour of the Pacific emit and , places of interest.) covering all important cities and national wonders, including Yel-i Park, ami is now a guest, of Mrs. Emetine M. Irre at a leadotel in Ocean City. I-Ve were j glad to hear Miss Blake state that!

5 she liked Ocean City better than ' any other resort she has nailed arid she regards it as possessing more general advantages than any I other in the United States and we: I she was sincere in so declar- • ing out of her very' recent experi- . in visi(jng the many summer resorts. In this connection we. . would state that Miss Emeline M. | I is a. prominent teacher in the. ' Jersey City public schools, who lias attending the Summer School • of Methods in session in this city . for several weeks. Miss Irre en-: ' tertained Miss' Kveiner, faculty ' member of the Summer School, ahonor guest, with Miss Blake on .'•the Sabbath at dinner. It is also ' I worthy of note that Miss Irre was 1 a candidate for election to the ; > of Representatives of New , ' at the last election. Since ; '] Blake arrived Miss has driven j in her car in a trip to Cape I and many other towns in the county ami finally ending their I journey in Atlantic City, where a ! pleasant evening was spent, liut .after all they felt there is nothing : the good old Ocean City; ; In speaking of or describing the: ' j old violin upon which Prof. Pletro j plays his wonderful solos, the typo | made a serious mistake regarding the cost of that noted instrument.: ! was made, we repeat, in 1671. ! ami Prof. Peitro paid the sum of I i $1,500 for the same. It is certain-', one of the sweetest toned violins i ' the world and it is a sure fact ' that the fine crowds attending the concerts on the Municipal Pier at-; the truth of this statement. j Early Nuts I IP A burglar was in your cellar. • j Would the coal chute? j No? J Well, then, maybe The kindling wood.

■ — C. Ellwood Carpenter's <cijueP now open SEASON MEMBERSHIP RATE - Individual, (One Person) $5.00 Couple, Ticket 7J0 Family Ticket (Five) .... 15.00 DANCING DANCING Extraordinary Orchestra of Eight Selected Musicians CHILDREN'S DANCING CLASS Every Tuesday and Friday Morning at Ten LADIES' CARD PARTY Every ThurHay Afternoon at Three r • ' " " '

DONT BE LONELY JOIN THE CROWD WHO DAILY SMILE AS THEY *■ "Twitch the Switch" for Silent Service and the "Matchless" Night ATLANTIC CITY ELECTRIC COMPANY ' i oi h AND WEST AVENUE OCEAN CITY DIVISION "i — | I HUDSON COACH I $1450 Frntil and Tax Extra On tha Finait Supar-SU Chviit Epar Built ESSEX COACH i $1145 Frti/it and Tax Extra ^ . l! Eurupauu Eaparta Cull ita Chcuaia Craetaat o! ita Si*. ■ 50,000 Coaches in Service Hudma Pnc— Thne arc the lowcn price, it which thee, isp«.dmr - *!>'* cart htve ever been told. They make both *2??-. S Hudion and Enex the most outitanding Sedan . - - mi value* in the world. FrrigilsnJ ^ Tax Extra >- v, E«, ' VJ. PRESCOTT CADMAN, Jr. Touring - - *»*» CENTRAL AVENUE OCEAN CITY, N. J. Cabriolet • - c«hT - - »« 1

SHILOH BAPTISTS !: 10 DEDICATE NEW GOURCH SUNDAY MREV. D. D. GIBSON OF PHILAs] WILL "DELIVER DEDIC ATION SERMON The Shilnli Bapti trt are anticip-; rialing an eventful day in their hie-, s ! tory on the coming Sunday. ; £ariy thin cummer they purchas- 1 s e.l the auditorium ami plant which b; formerly 'belonged to the First ' ' . Baptists in this resort and bad it I Considerable work was necessary p before the chapel could lie of serr, vice, the greater part of which has j been completed in time for its fnrt mai opening and dedication next ; , Sumlar The morning service will assume the form of a rally. All organiza-. pi linns of the church will participate, , the object lieing that of creating] > tbe enthusiasm nnmwy to prep* .:

work. : : The Rev. Grant Harris has tailored indefatigably toward- -ccur- . ing a church plant, wltieh will provide him with tbe facilities for. anI eie of realizing his ambitions and i ' No man in the city among the colored Die enjoys wider popubn i " it, and confidence.' Never coiifn. ; , ing his ministrations to the iieuph' I " who ran appreciate faithful ser ( The Rev. D. I). Gibson, pa. tor . of* the Dauphin Street Baptist (! Cluirch, Philadelphia, one of tbe ( foremost pulpiteers of the nice and t ■ liver the dedicatory sermon in the . | afternoon at three o'clock. y. It is expected that a large dele- - gation of the Dauphin Street Baps tist will accompany their esteemed - pastor, and help do make it a memt i, ruble service, special music will be rendered by the choir, approprip ate for the occasion. At the evening service the Rev. >, I Grant Harris will deliver a special jj sermon. This will lie a pastoral - mTTTnge, in which the pastor will

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the Miss Buck has won •/:i tributes of praise from her t.-a. I , i>, Imth for her skill upon the pianoforte and her theoretical k ow IrtJge of music. Ed Purdy Say* -Christopher Columbus was not ■ >•:.!, nr. explorer and discoverer — but a prophet as well. The mini,te lie :lw America he sa'd "Dry

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\ ' ' DON'T MISS THE BIG SHOW — at the — OCEAN CITY YACHT CLDB August 9th, 10th and 11th EVENINGS MARK WELL THE DATES CAMEO CABARET! With a bevy or beautiful girls who typify American Youth and Snap. Dancing and Song; Laughter and Fun. Under Personal Supervision of Miss Marion Robertson, Charleston, S. C. FASHION PROMEN ADE ! By courtesy of B. F. Dewees, Philsdelphis Advance Fall and Winter Modes for Madame and Mademoiselle, shown in a fascinating way on living models— Gowns, Frocks, Coats, Suits, Sports Costumes, Evening Wear, Hats, Accessories. BATHING GIRLS REVUE— AN EVENT SUPREME! With the most beautiful girls of Ocean City exhibiting modish bathing suits and beach costumes. Every girl selected for her physical charm and facial beauty! Miss Lillian HiU, formerly with Zeigfeld's Follies, will dance and exhibit the Annette Kcllermam bathing apparel Special Music by the Famous Pat Riley's Ocean City Yacht Club Orchestra! THURSDAY — FRIDAY — SATURDAY — EVENINGS Platter Supper, 6:30 P. M. Cabarets, 7 and 8 P. M. * Fashion Show, 9 P. M. Cabaret, 10 P. M. FRIDAY AFTERNOON: Card Party, 2 P. M. :: Fashion Show, 4 P. M. BETTER THAN LAST YEAR EVERYBODY IKYITED . A . - -Wiflimii TfcTini inhaii i ' mwilififfiBiBlMlBBB