I : OCEAN' CITY SENTINEL. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1923 ^ — *5!? '

mmm service ht first m. e. church , II \M>LKY TELLS HISTORY iMI ORIGIN I'K HYMNS— (OSGREGATION SING ' i „„.st uniiiuB. yet withal inter- [ mill instructive service was , I <lM Sunday evening at the t Methodist Church in this city, h -ther or not the idea originated l»r. Hundley's fertile mind, it is i||-desei'ving of l>eing more widely i ,,pl. il to the advantage of all. I v , „ lMHiple there, are. even of ' , . musically inclined, who know 1 •V behind some of the most pupu- j r ,.f hvmns there is a romantic' HoVy. This, Dr. Ilandloy very The evening service was largely H e hands of the choir, under the J,- direction of I'rof. Harry Dike. 1.1 ;t splendid program was! I,.' oia'ce of the customary dis|ii. Hundley select. I three •i N familiar hymns, and gave a j.'.r unhirn! sketch of the !jef iiingrapbiotl the p

Jller which the hymn was origi- i i|iv written, after which the con- " relation joined in singing it. led / the choir. v The Srsl hymn .selected Was the <: .„-tal "Rock of Ages," written ,! suit the year 1776. by Augusta- |J Bplud v. The year 177 ft will lie never remembered as the period " i thi- Revolutionary War. While j" ie English-speaking race on* both m I the tin moil of ware fare, a few ]■ en found time to give thought to ■iritual things. Augustus Topiudy was converted >■ , fh'iistinnity in a singular man-, " fr when at the ago or Ifi years. Traveling with bis parents in a •• ■ctioi. of Ireland, the party came „ r an evening to an old ham where •. 'religions service was being held. ' l„. worshippers came of a rude [ is! uneducated stock. The speaker i touiditered the English language * ith- -ut mercy, notwithstanding, it ,v las under this preacher anil type -r f preaching Toplady liegan- his r Jiri.-tian career. "Rock of Ages." '] be most popular of all his poem.-. a, been translated into the lan- i gage of every country to whith ' liri-iianity has spread. in. Hundley also told the oh! \ lighlund legend from which Topi.lv copied the idea of hilling in a left in the rock. The legend runs I hat a mother w ith a babe in arms r.a- making her way in the teeth of ; i raging storm along the rocky oa-t. She struggled heroically. , lut the storm exhausted her trength. At length she wrapped icr babe in her tartan and hid it ' ii\ji cleft in the rock, hoping to-, ■e XLIe to make her way easier i!nii(\nd secure help. Next Cloning tht poor woman was found , ying dead in the snow, while the child was found later sleeping peacefully sheltered in the cleft in the rock. The second hymn Dr. Handley selected was also of English origin. WiUtmrt Oowper's profound philos- , opliy of Divine Providence, beginning: "God moves in a mysterious 1 say." William Cowper was a man of lingular mentality, silent, superunguiar inemaiuy, snvnv,

tensitive, and melancholy. Three limes lie attempted to commit suK riile. by poison, hanging. and\nv frowning. and upon each occasion «" ii- efforts were mysteriously frus- J (rated. The experiences of his peculiarly checkered life are emboidied in the open phrase of his Jj poem: "God moves in n mysterious the third hymn Dr. Hundley mentioned Is of American origin, written liy a graduate of Yale, named Ray Palmer, entitled: "My faith looks, up to Thee." . A quartette, consisting of Mrs. IW.ev Anderson, Migs Viola Rob- » prison, and Messrs. Harry Lake and Sherman, stave a pleasing rendition of "la-ad Kindly Light." > Miss Robertson, gifted witlt a contralto voice of singular power ami' sweetness, sang very injures- i lively Gounod's "There Is a Green Hill." and was llll Jrl~" ' by Mrs. , Anderson in the duet, "In Hcav- ; ] enlv 1 give Abiding." J Under the baton «f Prof. Dike, the choir rendeftil several anthems - with all their customary skill and J Atta Boy, Doc Elmer — "Doc, them pains still bother me now and then." Doctor— "Here arq some pills. Take one ten minutes before every a -y; SPEEDOMETERS Installed Repaired and Teated •starter Generator and Ignition Work WILLIAM MALONEY 29 S. Florida Avenue ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. I Mil PalntiDg & PaperhangiDg Interior Decorators 401 asbury avenue OCEAN CITY N. J. I'honc 735

Radio Broadcasting Bulletin i L— ' 1

THURSDAY, NOV. 8lh (- - Station Wdar ■''l.m/lM s.on Mu-ir.-J reritsl. TV 1 -lurZ'dUu"',; '("-n (mI'T *„ I '! Station Kdka — Wi-stinghouse Elec- " trir. East Pittsburgh, Pa, 920 Kilocycles, Frequency f' m "M : Milik.i ll.'-i.,ru luri'^q \h't^hatva Ns- i e,jf/r"u™S TfSntr. V'u^urXlPak,n | .nit ALniid," l.y «. At Francis. vtolin

1 Si»4 lor TV Ut- , tV Svmphony Orrhautn. CUra Hnkn, | . I!..,- I . inli-r OiU^— , I'r.inl : ri. It Krhns-a . "Serenade I* ; MiltlM ,l ArViuin." Hrlm: Mmicwl Jig- , .. . «... , -. number*. "Carry Me Back • i'l." 'IitV.t «. - ,l 'si,r" (Mwrtliwl. BoI , S; .1.1 S.HH- i M.rthul. JKMow^: ; Mini '' The gimnry'l • it.-iue.lrd I. SlSji .le<)l»ven."p,ii»rii<.ne soEe" >. "Tlie 1,.: I." Sullouii. I. My Aln Bilk." inn on ; lirJbM t^JTo. " FmTI kr'r , .■' k ' 1, .1 "SJ1 lloly «ty/' j OW S»wl" s'llul."' SJ^Vrb j . i> — 360 Kilocycles. Frequency, Wrstinghousr, Chicago, III. r 1M Meter. — Were Lunik I rnlral Sl.nJ.lJ Tlmr • iV fl'nMirUI .id enmlwdal m.rket, 10.01, A M M.rkel rrimrts. I _1"-«S A. *1 l-.e fin.ncml new .nd r " uV, A. M Msrkel, rrrorl».^ ' "m S"A"M. -^l.t^Ulk'h*1 U^'Ivin. J. 1 12J0 r. M. Lete fin.nri.l v». end ' Chkmro 'stock Exchwnie. 115 p. M Studio f «!» P Ii. I Ate *ru-"."'«'nJ «I«UI but4 mi r M New. .nd >l»n«.

Jioo !'. M. totes' new. of IV d.y. ! r -n p M Sen1., fimuici.r nnd lln.t ' ^m.rkel *nd ^or. -ummr,. "w"'* ■ununarr furnUhrd by IV Union T"ot Company and Chicago Jowrnal of tn- 1 'ioo to " b"™ Twwrty MlnSi of <h*id Reading by Rev. IT C Pernio-, 8. JHewd of^ llepertment of BurlW*. W" Hertiie Minti. M New. »nd wenther report.. | Whz— M»0 Kilocycles. Frequency,! Westinghouse Electric, Springfield. Mass. r|

S.10 P. M. Twilight t.te- t.-r tV kiddie.. "Story Opening, and Ending-." ninth . , by Pr.^l. ^Brrg Eaenwein.^ ^ ^ • paniM. I tl.OW P. M lledtime .lory foe grown-up., , Oriwin S. Mariten. FRIDAY, NOV. 9th Station Wdar ^^"o's'M^^Iir.'^^cen'llre'hn!™. Mu.ir.1 recital. ^Talk. ^ - 'hLS^^^^Hrrt^Ilitddy^witK the boy. f Haverford College. Havcrfurd. Pa. I'tay- • let.^ tV itreenwich ptayera. Mu-iral Station Kdka — Westinghouse Elec- ' trie. Hast PittRburgh, Pa., 920 u Kilocycles, Frequency Eaatern Standard Timr ,|

10.00 A. M, Hu.ic. Union Lira Stock Market! Report form tV National Stock- | ' U.SS P. M. Arlinglun^time^aignala. ^ ^ S . Re|«irt. furniabed through the Na- , IlHi" from Ca»eo*Motton * Picture The-; • one. Pltlaburgh. Pa. 7.30 P. M. Sunday^ Srhoul Veaon^for • ducted by lUchard Victor. Sco«tma«er. , - Troop No. 1. Pirat ^Prcabyterian fgmreh.1 " .t.rJ; MiidradT" Peucht!'' mrem ron- ■ trait..: and Mute quartH^AMa " Hoedawick: Tillie BeuVr. «cuenpani«. • Program- Soprano ml«.^^>ekctr.l Criegl ' Vrr*GMVdI,,"No^ Stotl- fh^'c'ifmllo, r ! Quartet numbers. "Quanrt.^ Kuhlan : '• i t«r?or°Ta^ pTutM?''"kuhUn : "tjuartrt. I'lMainanL^^ Arlington time aignal". J 'fc

Why — 890 Kilocycle*. Frequency. * Westinghouse Electric, •I Springfield. Mass. Ea.lrrii Standard Timr o.s&r * i^"™ lhr kiil

' lSp M V llM ion ''OS- rtgnab. ; ' SATURDAY, NOV. 10th Station Wthtr ' ''muhiI'i "l"- It'aV under the' II | Ma-rhal. ^TalkJ ; .nd'gi'rfik1*1 v'" 'j' Station Kdka— Westinghouse Elec-! - trie. East Pittsburgh. Pa.. 920 Kilocycles, Frequency 33k Meter, W air K|and>ld Ti„, i Market ra.m the National Stock- ' ... 1' M Cr.it.-,! " . "Tso MCCownl by ImugVrty'atOr- " cl3 0h" pr°m||>,'p|ltnCrove' "t'dfy f'-nball w„r,, f r.,m Eortwa Flakl. Pilfburgh. Pa. HAVE you cottage, bungalow oi HAVr. you cuivtigu. —

e'Kncam'Srhp.aVr.- i-nt ratio t' ami Samuel II. WangaoCflenap. a Program Orrhctra' numtwra. Marrh. - orb^of tV War): "tiuant Mount." Eilrne berg : Overture. "Krol.f ,< the Pair*"." ' Cart B|gge:_"King of^pain IWjwing^ lli« - : Weal Vr force.,'. " ; Kyw — .760 Kilocycles. Frequency. Westinghouse. (Tticago, 111. r ,, 30 a. M. late new, arid comment of i : I ihe^ hnanrlaj^

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i 11.35 A. V - Table talk by Mr. Ann. J.I u 1'eleraon^of^PeopJ*. Oaa Company. ''* "™'p" M."- Uniraraity of Chicago - • Univecaity of Itulmna footVIl conteat at Stngg Field. Chicago. ^ b « 30 P. *M. 'siwi. "financial1 and final p ^ISry funuK* ^T,prTk'riionII*Trmt j Ivor. P. M. "Under Ihe Evening Lamp.") M-r.ice furnidied by IV Youth'a Compan- , ion. renaming of Morie.. humurou. : ! *^Neww* apoCta 'and rhiUten'a Iwdtime 1 ' •nory furnlabed b, the Chicngo Evening W by — 890 Kilocycle*. Frequency, Westinghouse Electric, Springfield. Msgs. went Vr reports: Ho.ton nnd Springfield . tla tT'^d ' u I ng*°rramT Jan Oeerta. violinlat i and director : Angela Codard Lor.crgan.

' ' ""Thi'i'wra^a Judge1* s.uu P. M. Concert by Mm. NHlie Ham- " i "Too P. M.- Bedtime story for grown-

1 'sUNDAyTno'v. Uth »• ; Kyw — 360 Kilocycles. Frequent y. I Wentinghnusf. Chicago, III. 11.00 A. M. "-'e^™1 Church ^_-. i PrTTlg.^J. 'ra-d-'r.--.!, „■ ,1 .... W | 7 00 I' M t'hirnm Sunday E.enrn.Hall. { •'Why — 890 Kilocycles. Frequenty. : Westinghouse Electric. Springfield, Mass. montf 'M.'lo '' qu^r' and Mr- ' Adei.- . j 'travel .harpiat : Raymond t^lndge^ m |) William^ IL Lippmanm ^baritone tl-. jg,- . Springfield Municipal t'hime.. t rar.amiti.d - "tM ^ '"M^Chsreh mrvirr. e.,nduet«l

Meth,-!.-: Episcopal Church. - ,.J h, Phanh Quartet: Mm. Prad w ,: •). Adam., wn.rano: Mra. William J. W,. rontraltn: Frederic L. ^Wada. , .1 ADVERTISE IN THE SEMLNKL

' j wrathar raron -:*^"""1 and"8t'rlngfialii | I 1,bbl" HUMBERT C. PONTIER! BUILDER MM CITl... I. ; bum worm sirup 1 r ilTrUttaJ/r« fotl'eedl IT NEVER PAILS Ea't'.1, (\»% V^'^re-. *• PhlUd.lphU '

Win. H. Powell 1 Q .vieral Contractor ] GradyL^and street Bulldlnt Thlri i -fourth »t. a»d W.at ava. vJCBAN CITY. N.J. ' g„ | reace: J40J Ccatral Avian , Ball Ppooa GRUBB BROS. BUILDERS REAL ESTATE 609 Third Street OCEAN CITY, N. J. J Phone W-B

Kyw— 560 Kilocycles, Frequency. » WMttinghmiM-. tTiicago, III- j „ "'To.un* A"*ht*n ktarkT'reior.a''* . JOSEPH C. FARR ATTORNEL-AT-LAW " Solicit jp and Master in Chancery, Real Estate. Conveyancing. Collection* 623, Asbury Avenue ' OCEAN CITY'. N. J- — — r— 1< GEORGE R. GREIS , ' ATTORNEY 'and COUNSELLOR, j AT-LAW Sll Eighth Street, Ocean City. and Mechanic SL, Cap# May Caart House Bell Phone*: Ocean City 781 ; ri- : Court House 22. a

I - LEANDER S. CORSON BUILDER , 10S6 Wesley Avenue. OTIS M. TOWN SEND BUILDER , : OFFICE: 8th St., and Haven Ave. OCEAN CITY, N. J. . Only galvanized nails used on exterior work.

Plans and Estimates Furnished All Work Guaranteed LEWIS COSSABOON Contractor and Builder 226 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY Phone 661-J ' THE SEVERN FORMERLY VERNON HALL wall Braid Tsble Board OPEN ALL YEAR I J Wedey Avenue at Eighth St. € I

apartment to furnish? We have s line of FURNITURE at less thnn Philadelphia prices. Window shadcf a specialty. CHAS. F.. ADAMS & BRO. 720-22 Asbury Ave. HEADLEY & ADAMS Dealers in R 0 H <1 i n R C O a i Also Kindling Wood hy horrtl or «rd. Best rani on Ih^m.rt.h | 'phono. OMco and TarJ. TENTH AND WB8T :! Joj. Van G. Hoffecker ARCHITECT ' II 803 Iflfhth St. Ocean City ,

BKECKLEY'S HOUSI AND SIGN PAINTERS R ClMton L. Breckley, Prop. ■ Ready 'Mixed Paints, Lend and Oil I . 920 und 922 Asbury Avenue ■ Phone 356- W ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW ANDREW C. BOSWELL Law Offices MASTER IN CHANCERY Boarso Baltding— Artary Avonao and »th OCEAN CITI, M. J.

ARCHITECTS VIVIAN B. SMITH ARCHITECT I4J Oaarantoo Trait BalMlag ATLANTIC CITY, N. 1. ENGINEERS Wu. H. Collisson, Jr. Asso. M. Am. Sat C E. Civl Engineer and Surveyor City Eajtootr. Ocean City. N. J.

J MEDICAL

WILI.ITS P. HAINES, M. D. 0 Physician and Surgeon OAea Boon: » A. M. to 1 P. M. Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose snd • Throst Gisssrs Fitted Phono MS Cor. Wesley Ave. snd 9th St. — — i I ALLEN CORSON, M. D. Office Hours! » to II A. M* 7 to « P. M. JOHN B. TOWNSEND, M- D. Offlea Hosts: »_b> 10 A. M, I to » r. 824 WESLEY AVENUE OCEAN CITY, N. J- . BELL PHONE IS JJERSCHEL PETTTT, M. D. 807 Wesley Avenue OCEAN CITY, N. JOMco U Mrs: S I* IS A. IL! T M S P. M. Wsd. and Bum, I ta IS A. M, aaly Ban rwsa in .

Wo IjMT.: Phone 177 t !e H A. M. John H. Whiticar. M. D. 7 If WESLEY AVENUE 1 OCEAN CITY, N. J. HUGHES CENTRAL PHARMACY Eiglhth SL and Weuluy Ave. Phone 245 J. ThotHfey Hughes, P. ID. Pharmacist in Charg* I O. RICHARDS. D. C. Doctor of CHIROPRACTIC Graduate of Pelmet School of Chiropractic Office H yurs: — Tuesdays, Thurs- : days; Saturdays — 3 to 5 p. m. and. 7 to 8 p m. Wednesday and Fri- j !. day, 9 In 10 a. m. Sjrfay by Appointment Idell Phone 296-W. 413 Mirth St, Ocean City, N. J.

F. P. MATTERA & CO. | Third and Haven Avenue Manufacturers of Automatic Tampered ( Concrete Building Blocks ' — — . * ESTIMATES FURNISHED FOR Foundations, Block Bases and Cement Pavements \ Ask to see our new Stucco Faced Blocks Office . 129 Asbury Avenue <5** PHONE 789 Jobbing and Alterations HOWARD O. MacPHERSON Practical Carpenter and Builder "Sstisfaction Is Our Motto" 1916 CENTRAL AVE. E. A. CORSON General contractor i s 737 Asbury Avenue

OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY roads, sewers.. bridges. 'bulkheads Edgar T. Berber Real Estate In 31st St. Section of Ocean Gity U cragu. sra- ^ Lots Sold on Terms

f'r "a^s^ic Burner Keeps the Whole Dinner Hot Better even than that, you can cook a big meal, six or seven vessels at a time, with but three burners going. That's because all the heat is retained and pot to work. ^stioomiop compact CAKKIT <ui same Also it's a wonderful burners. Always looks cooker, with refinements ipic and span, and conveniences to be And there will be no had in no other range. backaches, for the new You can work over the comfort height prevents enclosed, heat - retaining stooping. ,j top with comfort. Across Compact and durable, its smooth surface vessels Beautiful in design and can be pushed without finish. Four sites, tipping. See it demonstrated at Grease does not reach our Salesrooms, • U City Gas Light Co. 839 ASBURY avenue

J. E. JOCHER PAINTING 1920 Asbury Ave. HENRY ROESER. Jr. Certified Public Accountant 803 EIGHTH STREET Ocean City, N. J. Audits Taxes Systems I W. H. ALBERT OLDFIELD OLDFIELD

Our Wall Paper! |is a veritable find. We aim to please the particular. Just come down and inspect our numerous designs. If you are critical it may take you a long time to decide — there are so many patterns to choose from— Wt the point is that you can be suited exactly right and : at prices that will appeal to you. ALFRED SMITH 1048 Asbury Ave. Ocesn City New Jersey j

W. H. Old field and Son. TILE AND MARBLE WORK 912 CENTRAL AVENUE Phone 229 -J Ocean City, N. J Estimates Furnished (■antral l.oakamtlklns Kara Ma4a Walter E. Allen : AWNING AND LINOLEUM I WORK J. WINi-oty SHADES ,! Bourse Apartments OCEAN CITY, N. J.

Don't let the spring find yon ( f 1 ith a leaky roof. Thunder ( BEtea/ ' storms are coming and a leaky I A roof will be apt to result in ■jmMl 5S considerable damage. i t «\S T y' Chimneys that leak sboulo '.'■''111 wCT f | be looked after and mads - : It t i water-Ught Smokey chimneys pj can be made to draw. I- II /-! Tin roofe are Ore- proof. Ii'IIIIBVVxm^/ A All kinds of stove and heatei ^SWIIIAX VV_ /— 7 j repairs, stove and heater pi pea a/i| I a\**7 f — I r Tin, slate ana slag roofing. I l SMITH "/ — -/ / / / - } \ I Hi: TINSMITH y / ~ 1 1 309 Eleventh Street Phuna J Jl-W All Kinds of (luttere } R. H. JOHNSON PLUMBING COMPANY is now in its New Offices 817 ASBURY AVENUE where patrons and friends will be cordially welcomed wnrrr pairoira inu uiruu,

WELCH CONSTRUCTION CO. "Welch Built Homes" "Bnilt By The Sea" OCEAN CITY, N. J. Phone 180 Snappli ®rna&lpy PLUMBING and HEATING 731 Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N. J. Phone 2 I t -J c n SWAN '• TROUT SWAN and TROUT PRACTICAL CA1F1IT11S lit BBILIBIS 1049 ASBURY AVE OCEAN CITY, N. j JOBBING A SPECTALTY WIRE K R A U S S To Wire Your House PHONK No. 177-W 411 ASBURY AVENUE OCEAN eiTY NEW JERSEY YOU SHOULD HAVE A Reliable Builder To erect your Ocean City cottage. You -annot spare the time to look after it closely yourself and must depend upon the honesty of the contractor. , I have built for a large number of people and could refer yon to I any or all of them. , Send for the list of names and photographs of the mouses. Otis M. Townsend | »-BUILDER ocE^iaTI-