TWm in ■ ~ WEAN CITY SENTINEL. OCEAN CITY. X. J.. THURSDAY. APRIL 0*1922

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GAPE 1Y COUNTY f MI1WCAL CAGE FIVES OCEAN nT^YBoVS GIVEN STEL- J 1.AR PLACES ' ' ■ " i: Finn Team Pos. Second Taam Barron forward . Selvaign 10. C. H. S.j (O. C. H. S.) "N Hooven forward . Olson Is ! (Wildwood H. S.) ( Wildwood H. S.) |* S. Adams center Senekoff (Ocean aty H.S.I (WUdwood H. S.) *" Gardiner guard Gibb (O. C. H. S.) (O. C. H. S.) r Marcy guar.] Onrato . (Cape May H. S. ) (Wildwood H. S.) Schoolboy lia.'ketball sensations n among the Cdpe May County High £ School quintets in recent years hare * proved few and incidentally scarce. • This part season has proved no exception to the rule. Several years ago Wildwood High School boasted of a fj lanky blond youth named Uvesey, who played center on the Spashore High *' School five, performed in the hackfield * on the gridiron eleven, was a sprinter and also played baseball. Livesey was . considered one of the greatest all- w around schoolboy athlete .developed at Cl the shore in the past few seasons. But. " Liveney's days have past into oblivion and Ocean City High has a candidate for the highest athletic honors in one lr Scott Adams, who like his predecessor is elongated in appearanace, has blond hair and also boasts of winning his " insignia' in all four major sports. Incidentally Adams by his brilliant Jj playing on the wooden court through- I out the past season easily deserves £ recognition as the best center in Cape May County and he therefore, holds the pivot position of the Cape MayCounty all-high school five. Adams j with a comparatively weak team this' past season, owing to the loss of Rossj ' Ferguson, the veteran Ocean City High forward left school, copped high ; scoring honors for the year and <**4b> — demonstrated his ability in the cruefl ' tilts of the season. He is eighteen' years old and will be available for1 basketball next season. Adams without a doubt is the only •tar that sparkles from the 1921-22 scholastic basketball year in this county. Eddie Barron, one of Ocean City High School's speedy forwards and Hooven are the honor player* on the — first team. Barron displayed great form fo rthe Maroon and White passers throughout the season while Hoot- j en also showed well for Wildwood. Another Marnot und White lad — ! George Gardiner, captain of last sea- ' 4 son's football eleven occupies one of the guard pos.s. while Marcy, of Cape; May Court House, secures the other! one. Gardiner, a veteran of several . seasons and with plenty of experience easily secures the defense berth. Two on Second Tram Coach U tiger's proteges number two «i i'nr second mythical ail-high five. Thav are 'Tony" Selvaign, who if he could play on the indoor court like ha performs on the gridiron would be a star of the first calibre, and Bill Gibb, the lanky guard. While the latter is a veteran of several seasons he cannot surpass Gardiner or Marcy and must, therefore 1« placed on the sec-" ond quintet. Penelcoff, of Wildwood High School, is runner up to Adams at center, while Ol -.on, of Wildwood. and Oncrato, of the same institution easily capture the other forward and guard post respectively. Basketball as a scholastic sport very seldom produces n great number of stars in a single season, but the several that are pronounced of the highest calihrc by high school coaches are usually "all they turned out to be NEW SHOE HOSPITAL Vincent TranquiHu, who has been * \ resident in the city for several years I past will in the, near future remove to 809 Anbury avenue. The very latest electrical machinery and appliances for shoe repairini.tw.ve \ installed. Custom marie shoes will be a speciality. Mr. Traiujuillo came into possession x of the entire building by purchase recently, half of which he will personally occupy. Extensive s'.Lm »Uon» - have been made by J. E. Welch. _ > v

TRAIN HITS AUTO AUTO HITS TRAIN 1 1 .Miraculous Escape of Drivers — Truck Thrown 30 Feel in the Air Nothing abort -of a' miracle saved ■ . Hollingsworth. and his arsistant Leo Kanke. from instantaneous death .when one of Lit Bros' trucks, which they were riding, was struck by .a ppedal freight train on fourteenth street. The impact was terrific. The engine 1st ruck the truck right in the middle [and hurled it thirty feet into the air. What transpired afterwauls is utterjf frihxplieable. The machine seemed as if possessed of sentience and volition. \ , Falling balk to -earth upon its end. it suddenly righted itself, and the motor still running, the machine start- ' ed in the direction from which it had been thrown, and crashed again into the freight train. The man Kanke, who was hurled into the air by the force of the collision, escaped without injury; but 'the driver. Hollingsworth, who held to the seat, is! suffering from injury to the knee, and shock which has temporarily affected his heart. We are informed by several person who witnessed the accident that the engineer was ringing the bell as the train pulled near the crossing; but the men in charge of the truck claim they did not hear the bell nor see the train until too late to escape collision. j In pursuance of the Lenten exercises. Rev. Chas. F. N. Voegelin. took for the subject of his sermons j Sunday, in the morning, "The ; Crucifixion," and in the evening, "The j Crown of Thorns."

VETS' WIVES AND WIDOWS GET ^ PREFERENCE ,k Civil Service Commission's Ruling in Examinations for Presidential, I'o-t mastershipWidows of honorauiy discharged u soldiers, sailors and marines, who c, served in the World War, and wives k of injured soldiers, sailors and qrarines .. of that war vha themselves are not physically qualified to hold positions e in the civil service, but whose wives e are qualified, will lie given same prefr. crence in examinations for postmasterI ships at first, second and third class post offices that is given to the men d themselves, under the Civil Service Commission's interpretation of the j. Executive order of October "14, 1921. e it is said in a statement issued by the , ! Commission today, d In other words, the Compassion ti i states, under its interpretation it will • apply the Executive order to the samm - cKsses of World War veterans, their i. ; widows and wives ,that is provided v for positions in the classified civil s service by the veteran preference act 1 of July 11. 1921. d Postmastershjp.- at offices of the first, second and third classes are not - classified* under the civil service law. p although filled through competitive exp j amination under Executive order, and t such military preference as is allowed l ; in examinations for such offices is also p provided by Executive order. A o SEND THEM IN ,i Send those litt'c personals about , i your friends, the family yourself, r to the Sentinel, but be sure to get , ' them to the office not later than 1 Tuesday noon. V ■ ■ — ' — t

Barclay and McCorkle | SAND. PEBBLES, TOPSOIL, CEMENT, BRICK aad BLOCKS— 4-in- 8-in. and 12-in. wide J Agent for PHOENIX PORTLAND CEMENT 1M2 SIMPSON AVENUE Phone 51-W j J. H. pHADWICK & CO. PLUMBING AND HEATING 1117 Asbury Avenue and 1057 West Avenue ESTIMATES FURNISHED JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENTKD TO Phone 419-J FOR SALE Bungalows and Cottages Ready Built or Built to Order Estimates Qiven on Alterations and Repair Work AaSu a. B. COOPER, JR. %ABft5ke. Builder ^^Vl lAGES aoth and Central Avenue. Ocean City. N. J. ^ Phone 97M qjLns d^PORTLHND CEMENT ^ X/fANY a community has its T£e Standard . 1*1 BP Which all J make it permanently safe. The old otfwrMakn.arr 1 sa ing of a stitch in time, is worth measured" remembering. Concrete retaining wall, for public highways or private homes are a permanent - improvement »hen properly built. Your contractor is familiar with reinforced concrete construction and would gladly estimate just what this would cost. Atlas Portland Cement for more than a quarter century has given satisfaction on r tractor and your dealer arc famdurwith it 7 .as "the Standard by which all other makes - THE ATLAS PORTLAND CEMENT i./- Offcc. Nr» Yort-Bowoo-PhUddplu. POWELL-VAN GILDER LUMBER CO. Local Distributors lor Atlas Cement OCEAN CITY, N. J. - : 2

PENNY SOCIAL HUGE SUCCESS Christian Endeavor Society Reap Big Profit — Children's Gala Night IV--pite tho inclement weather, a high wind 'and driving rain, and various- other functions going tjp In town, the Penny Social, held under the aj-pire> of the First Presbyterian Christian Endeavco Society. Was unqualified success. Alarg^ representative audience a(jterplbd, and the boo; a- were practicalh out before the evening was half *N \ Pfe profits e\cec: all anticipations, and great credit is . ue the young peo- ' ' pie for the time ar.u labor unstinting)}- ' spent preparing f- i ; he occasion. All booths anno-., red were operating. and - several - them drew more ' than passing attoi.l on. The cabbage ST patch in particular was cleverly done; small articles were cunningly wrapped .•up in paper to represent so many' cabbage. The Christian En- ' leaver Tree ra* .. o a striking feature, and drew eager buyers. The social room .i- tastefully deeed orated for the occasion with brilliant' ho • favors. es For the children •? was a regular es Gala night. Trumpets and whistles,' ot 1 what ever was capable of producing ns j noise were eagerly bought up, until in es brief time the room was a bedlam of f- laughter and discordant sound#. " WESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY co INSTALL NEW PLANT ie The installation of eighty lines for :l. extended and more efficient service ie during the coming busy season, has just been completed by tfce Western m j Electric Company, ill We learn that H. MacVaughn is in iai Ocean City, for the purpose of thor-. jr oughly testing the new work. «d " '" SENTINEL WANT ADS PAY i' HOTEL HENRY OPENS ol ! Hotel Henry will open v. April 10th | ami remain open for the Season. ") Special laiw Rates for April, May and June. Now Open-Chinese Laundrv 916 ASBURY' AVENUE Work Quirk Work Good • Moderate Prices. Give Try ! at ! SING LEE / ln OCEAN CITY, N. J. Phone 229-J __ Estimates Furnished

A. J. F. CLUB % Plan t ake Sale and Dance ) TTie A. J. F. Club, at their last meeting elaborated plans for a coke sale and liance, Saturday. April 8th. I" Effort.- will be made by those in charge of affairs, to make the occasion one of unusual brilliancy, and the event of the season. The meeting was presided over by the Vice President. T. I-ee Adams. 1 Matters affecting the interests of the club £ere discussed, and Thomas Will- ^ iams, of Sea lsie City, was made an • 1 active member. Dr. J. Thomlcy Hughes was honored with election to honorary membership. After the meeting the members wereentertained with refreshments at the ^ First M. E. Church. Members of the organization are sporting new dinks of blue and white. EVERY DAY YOU DELAY Safe Deposit Protection you are running considerable risk of loss from fire or theft. For a small amount you can rent a Box in our Safe Deposit Vault. * "* ( OCEAN CITY TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY Ocean City, N, J. ARCHITECTS L. Leslie Headley Co. Incorporated ARCHITECTUAL SERVICE Builder* 515 EIGHTH STREET (Eighth and Wesley ave.) ( Ocean City, N. J. , !( ' | Designer and builder of Artistic ' Bungalows, Convenient, Cottages, - Up-to-date Apartments, Modern . Hotels.

WM. "t. TAYLOR PAPER HANGER j 912 Central avenue Ocean City. N. J. * |N This is a 3-19 B, Westing- ' house full automatic ElecW ^ "] fBjaL^JF trie Range, other styles in El ml' • stock. Let us show you the, gl ;!■ ' |* advantages of cooking by ^5F=F~y 8 electricity. Cheaper than < gf \|B I gas and cleaner, in ijM l| We carry a full line of West- » jp inghouse, Mazda and Nitro- = )r gen Lamps. IP — w.I.Rayniond ^ 019 ASBURY Ml. OCEAN CITY.N.J. MONUMENTS I , Headstones, Markers, Sills, Corner Posts Memorials of Dignity and Distinction Designed, cut and erected with particular regard for individual requirements Yon can choose from the ' I largest and finest stock of ; j 0 materials ever collected— I 1 standard granites and marbles j from quarries famous for the J quality of their product We Specialise in Designing and Manufacturing > q- -h _ If Mausoleums, Public and Private Memorials Car farm Paid to all Purduum CAMDEN YARD I MAIN Office AND YARD „ „ , , . _ Pleaaantville, N. J. Cemetery Opp. Atlantic Qty CemeUay Bell l'hone 27S7 | j^u pbonr, PleswantviDe 1 REPRESENTATIVES A ll HsnussU. Vlrw-Prss . for Cumberland. Caps Star. Borflpston. : I "f*ss mad Attantk CoontUs L, "•f.ht. OmvUn. N. J.. for f^md-n. Sslass. Glouesstsr and Borttaftoo Coantlss w Dulloii. Clayton. N. J.. tor CJsjton aad rletnit, H K Hsle. Charrlton. Va. for'Stau of Vlmtaia O. J. HAM M ELL CO.' | PLEAS ANTVILLE, N. J, • 1— - (_ a-:

Before Luyiraj j™"' 1 Next Car see our lartjie stock of new and hi^h-Qrade UsedCars Cmtdor7iareJ>jn-mert<3 States Motor Sirvke 80S Allan hrAve FIRE ESCAPES for all types of'buildings ALSO REPAIRED AND PAINTED We guarantee approval of local and State authorities on all our work. Builders' Iron Work BROWNWORTH & CO. PHILADELPHIA "Let us Estimate" BRECKLEY'S HOUSE AND StON PAINTERS clinton l. breckley, pros Ready Mixed Paints, Lead and Oil 980 and 922 Anbury avenue. Phone. J&A-W GOOD ADVICE Do not build until you talk the matter over with us. L. LESLIE HEADL"EY CO. Inc. 515 Eighth Street. HALCYON HALL 1116 Wesley ave. Ocean City New Jersey Newly furnished rooms; running Three minutes from the Beach Mrs. Francis D. Maxwell a ROXBOROUGH HOUSE 710 9th Street OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY Open All the Year. Rooms by Day oi ; Special Rales for May and J UDr MRS. S. HKVDRKN THE MELROSE j NOW OPEN For the Season 1922 JOHN L. VAN TINE, Prop, ltth Street and Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY. N. J. ; MILLER COTTAGE , ocean ( ITT new jkrhky Open All Ibe Year Hot-water Heal I LAUKA1.MU.LEH ' gandy cottage 813 Central Avenue I Cily New Jersey Open all tba Year. Warm rooms and every convenience. Mas. Lrsta Uaaor. Prop. J. Prescott Cadman. Jr. Estate of Mark Lake funeral Director 809 Central Avenue Ocean City New Jersey AUTO EOL-IPMENT HEADLEY A ADAHfl — '■ Reading Coal Also Kindling Wood by barrsl or^cord. lbs loo gnaranleed. Bell or Koterprlse oatce ue Tare. TKieTH woo wtM Now is the Time to Plant Privet Hedge Thomas J. Thorn FLORIST 1128 Bay Avenue Ocean City New Jersey if s EY

U1BICAL /tfr ' "" >A / _ SASATORU M_ %«. \ |Scotch Mall j V MHIsn. TSrTsI.red'^'c^idosIi J B: MrCIBENY = WILLITS P. HAINES. M.I). ^ I'hysirian and Surgeon Office Hours Disease- of f-Vf_ 9 M. In 1 P. M. E*r* ^iow a'"i Throe I D l'hone 290 Glasses filled Cor. Wesley Ave. and 9th St. ALLEN ( ORSON, M. I). 821 Wesley Avenue Ocean Cily New Jersey — j-j krsch ri. pkttit. m i, 807 Wesley Avenue OCEAN CITY. N. J. OS d s " » i '"is it**'»|M' I ihe John H. Whiticar. M. D. 717 Wesley Avenue nc. Ocean City. n. j. °Tu«sday W«-lnwtay,i» Us m. Prhlsy. salurdny. ( i :>< ■'. au p. m. ^ DR. CHAS. H. VAIL Osteopathic Physician Oeran l-ltv omor Phlladslphl'-iimre ■J S(h A Centrsl H35 Real Estate Trn« Bids DENTIST — ' DR. WILSON Y. CHRISTIAN , 809 Central avenue. ,J Ocean City, N. J. Bell Phone 152 Ex-ray Diagnosis ^ Nitrous Oxide Administered "d HUGHES CENTRAL PHARMACY Eighth st. and Wesley ave. Phone 245 J. Thornley Hughes, P. D. Pharmacist in Charge ATTOKHR Va- AT-I.A W. Wootton, Harcourt I Steelman LAW OFFICES ANDREW Of. BOSWELL Law Offices Master In Chancery VIVIAN B. SMITH ARCHITECT 643 OuarantM Trust BuiMln. Atlantic City. N. J. ENGINEERS Wm. H. Collisson. |r. Awu. M. Am. Hoe. <-. K. Civil .Engineer and Surveyo r UUy Kticlussr. Oeeau Oil .N.J. / \ n Angus S. Wade ^ F. D. Newberry ANGUS S. WADE CO. Architects and Engineers BOURSE BUILDING OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY IheltMULErnrr seed book rKr.r. WMTHENRY MTuLEIn^ia.^L''THE LUNCHEON HOUR finds this restaurant fuil of people who are very evidently enjoying themselves. Foe- the re is good fellowship here as well as good food. If you enjoy the good things of life stop in here for lunch and if you are wise youH let it be soon.

THE HARRIS RESTAURANT 805 Atbury Avenue Drtyers las Oream _ _ Oeeaa my. N. J. W. IL Harris, Prep * I