. EIGHT OCEAN' CITY SENTINEL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER I. IH23 " ,

MUNICIPAL Si COURTS GET BOOST NATIONAL MAGAZINE

"AMERICAN LAWN TENNIS" DEVOTED ENTIRE PAGE ! TO STORY Ocean City and it* rounfcip*! * comments in the September ;-u:r.i<-r ? of the "American Lawn Tennis," the official organ of the United States Lawn Tennis Association. ^ This journal travels to j \ cry town and qty. not only in this ; ; , country, but throughout the world ; where the game i- played. The publicity value of a mere line ir. ; such an organ therefore cannot be ; estimated. In the September number, an en- 4 tire page is devoted to the Atlantic i. Coast Open Championship, held ' here during the week of August 27th. Two striking photographs also adom the page, one showing two of the city's soloes, and Harvey Y. Lake, to "whom the credit is due for the development of Tu^r. I tennis in Ocean City. The second picture shows a section of the court, with Herbert Bowman, i f New York, and Wrmy Brown, of St Louis, in action.

The "American Lawn Tennis," in referring to the tournament, states 1 that "the playing conditions at the attractive Jersey resort were ah ! that could be desired." A field of 125 players comprised ; the singles event, among whom were Bowman. Wray Brown; Paul Gibbous, T. C. Leonards, Samuel B. ' Gilpin, and F. G. Daniel son. Herb- : ert Bowman captured the coveted ' Tho contest in the double.- hung I between Brown and Leonards 1 flg-'-r* Bowman, and Harvey Lake. Victory "came to the former two players. Mrs. Robert Heroid, of Philadcl- . phis, won the women's singles, beating Miss Reigel. of Philadelphia. in the final. These two ladies later combined i forces and captured the women's , doubles, while Mrs. Heroid. teamed ; with Wray Brown, scored her third victory in the mixed event The tournament in itself was ■ a compliment to the city. The presence of players of such renown, was a tribute equally great . to the dty and its courts. The . advertisement value of the event, however, no amount of money could . buy. It is certain that the name of Ocean City is now well known . in hundreds of cities where prior j to the tournament it was unheard of' Another journal, known a.*' < "8ports," in the October issue, ^ contains some interesting facts concerning the development of lawn tennis in this gesort. Said the writer: A tennis t<n» nament that has in conjunct* } with it an ocean bathing beach, M i , the social enjoyment of a *ea*bore f resort form a combination which. fnwi, tk, -1 ' . . 1 I_n players' standpoint, is

very hard to improve upon. * "It has remained for the fertile mind of Harvey, Y. Lake to evolve J a means enabling tennis enthusiasts to really enjoy playing tennis i by the sea. A product of Ocean City. Mr. Lake conceived the idea of building a tennis centre, equipment of Which would be second to j none in the country, io the heart, ' of Ocean dty. ■ v. "Mayor Champion, who is a tennis fan, and his Council interested j themselves i:i the matter, with the . result that they have created at •

termed a seasore "Wtmbledon." 1 t As a reward for establishing the . most perfect playing equipment on t the Eastern Coast, the U. S. t . 1_ T. A. awarded Ocean City the i , "Atlantic Coast Charpptooship," a t : t.ore ccetbra fifty titjv than hue beer. ] ever played for at any seashore I resort. j, . j, ,

"COMING EVENTS CAST THEIR SHADOWS-" n^- — — r ... ..... 1 « ie-i in anv gtn- relational.: ., . "

HALLOWE'EN CARNIVAL — i , (Continued from Page One) ; - a. Dr. Y. Christian, Henry B. ' - free and Capt. Blackburn, Mrs. ' . Ewing T. Corson, Mrs. Nathaniel 1 - Smith, and Mrs. J. J. Foster, had 1 by-ffo ioean* an enviable task. At ; ' 1 limes it was extremely difficult to ' ■ distinguish one competitor from ' 1 another as they crowded around the ' I stand. The awards were announced as I > . follows; H Division 1 — Organizations Class 1 — Military. Prixe winner,,1'' .Morgan-Ranch Post, American 1 ; Legion. Class 2 — Fraternal. Winner,' : Camp, P. 0. S. of A. " ! Oast 3— Clubs. Fancy, 0. cj 1 • H. S. Freshmen. Comic, Ocean < r . City Dodgers. j ' Class -1 — Fire Companies. First ( ■ prize. Anglesea Ladies' Auxiliary. Second prize. Anglesea Fire Com- ' • pany. it Division 2-Mummer. Class 1 — Individuals. Fancy , i dressed. First,' Leslie Smith. Second. Miss Viola Richmond. Comic. t Mu«s Laura Mrflet. Second, 5 Warren Fulton. Impersonation. , First, Robert WooMml 8eeoDd,'r

' Fiances Bush; Sea Isle City. ' Class 2 — Couples. Fancy dressed. 1 the Misses Hannah Wise, and Han- . nah Kurt Comic, Dr. Townsenu , > and Mis* Francis. Impersonation, ; 1 the Misses Jeanetle Smith and 1 Filiek. Class 3— Individuals. Boys and ' girls. Fancy. First, Miss Ruth 1 Foster: second. Miss Margaret Rus,sel); third. Miss Dallas Lauder* ; ' fourth. Miss Dolores Hillman; 1 ' fifth. Miss Dorothy Riley; sixth.) ' Ruth Haley. Comic. First. ' Miss Edith Henderson: second.: Hillman; third, Thurston : fourth. MLss Emily Nome: 1 ; fifth. Herschel 5 reck ley; sixth.: I Vamlegrift. Impersor.a- j . I lions. First, Blair Torbert; second, 1 , Miss Verna Smith; third, Lawrence 1 fourth, Dorothy Edward*; , . fifth, Wilson Johnson. Division 3— Floats Best Decorated. "Little Ocean , City Boosters. Lewis Coxsaboon. | Comic. Thirty - fourth Street ■ 'Tumbling BedroomOriginal. Deer Club car. ( Division I — Industrial Best business display. Walter . plumbing. Largest business display. Ojemr • Gas Company. Most original display. Ocean > Storage Company. Cape May Progressive League 1 captured SCO for the best dressed visiting organization, and the 1 Angle sea Fire Company landed 225. ; ! G. N. Berke aad family have returned to. their winter home in 1 having dper.t a pleas- , ant season at their cottage in this : 'resort.

' {• ! MR. AND MRS. RICHARDS RETURN Mr. and Mrs. George D. Richards 1 1 have retypned home again from an 1 ^interesting auto vacation. Banishing all thoughts of banks . and title deeds from mind, the pop-! | ular title officer's journey to Har- \ risburg, Lorraine, and other places j' of interest were in due time visited. 1 [ ' the trip culminating in pleasure 1 ' , whenlbey arrived at Mr. Richard'*. ';A!ma Mater, Washington and Lee 'l University. NEW BANK BUILDING The work of driving down the - piling, for the foundations of the . home of the Ocean City Title ' and Trust Company began this ; eek. Work is being pushed forward with all the haste possible. It is 1 said that several hundred strong pilings will be driven down and re- : : inforced with concrete. The massive structure which will eventually cover the ground, will . require a very strong foundation. VAUDEVILLE AT MOORLYN .J The announcement ha* beer, made that the Moortyn Theater, on the Boardwalk, will give a weekly j vaudeville entertainment. A schedule of very able artists been arranged, aqd a splendid progra roof high quality will be ' presented each Monday evening. The announcement is being ;fceived with universal satisfaction . the prospect of aakla enterfiinmcnt through the wjrter being considered a decided asset.

Sale --Rent REALTOR John J. Fosler OCEAN CITY. N. J. 511 8th St. Ocean City | Central Two-Family Brick a part roe i: each floor S bedroom*, bath, liv- j j tog room, dining loom, kitchen. I laundry, hot water heat, electric I f light, gas for cooking. First j , floor furnished. Seed*,.! floor I ' rented unfurnished. >1,100 a I . year. Immediate posses.don. Price >22X100. "Ask Foster" 611 Eighth St. Ocean City . Phone — Ocean City 767-76* Open Sunday* L— a

j BOOST OCEAN CITY BY PATRONIZING HOME BUSINESS FIRMS With Our Increased Force We' are now Prepared to Offer You Improved Service Job Printing &l|g j Book Work Process Embossing Legal Blanks Ocean City Printing and Publishing Co. THE WEEKLY SENTINEL 744-746 ASBURY AVENUE PHONE 1» J

ANGLERS' CLUB ANNUAL BANQUET Event Will Be Held »t Moeebaeh's Restaurant. November 16th The annual manque; of the ' Ocean City Anglers' Club will be . held this year, according to an- 1 ' . r.ouncement on Novemt>er 16th. ( The great event will take place ( at Mose bach's Restaurant at 7.30 P. M. _ An unique has been arranged, one in which J anglers will find the greatest interest. Five reels of moving pictures, illustrating the excitements of sea ■ fishing will be shown. Dr. William - Moore. President of the Camp and Trail Club, will show a series of 1 views taken on a hunting trip. The corer charges are >3.00. and ! a memorable time is promised. Dr. " Samuel McClary has assumed ] ! charge of all arrangements. Members will be notified of the S event in due course by the sec re- ^ tary, Mr. Hopping. , SHORE FAST LINE HAS s BREAKDOWN Service to and from this resort ' ami Atlantic City, on the Shore v I Fast Line, was hindered for a f j peBod of nearly an hour this morn- s J tog. It was discovered that the lire j

had broken down in the vicinity of v Unwood Station. 1 Workmen were hurried instant i> t ,to the spot, and in about forty- T , five minutes later, the cars were f j able to proceed on their way. Well— That's Fare .j "Yes. arte." said the iate stayer s to his yawning sweetheart, "if 1 j Jhad money, I'd travel." ] Impulsively she slipped her hand ' Jrtfcto his. then rising swiftly she I . ' sped into the house. ' Aghast, he !ooke<i at his hand. 1 ' In his palm lay a nickel. [

WHAT CEMENT M1LUS EARN cl SHOWN BY INCOME TAX jcl lr. order to determine from an! unprejudiced sUndpoint the 0Per-jlll attog results of the year 1322 *»;vi reflects in the position of the principal cement mills in the Easttern district of the United States. ? some leading pro.lucers of Portland ' .cement in that district recentlj ^ offerer: to plate their bpemting return* at my riisposal with the re- *' quest that 1 should analyze them " »r.d determine the facts shown for.1' 1 that year. The return* 1 am presenting, hare, in every ea--e l*ecn based upon the income tax statements ' furnished by the concerns to the United States Treasury. They are. ■ therefore, substantially uniform in their basis of computation besides being free of doubts' W to occuracy , which might .exist w ere they merely | the results of bookkeeping, not

' checked up or adjusted to iny gen- 1 Icral standard. -t pi ! The in.lustrial result* of the year (n ! 1922 on the part of these mills have . I been the prixtuctidn of the largest volume of tWuuyit 11 their history.; For the eleven companies under consideration, thi* output was 28,-" 77 J. 191 barrels, or over 25 per tent, of the entire product of the roun- e j a- n whole. Gross sales of the ii eleven companies, comprising both a I and old product, were worth a

The relationshi pbetwe^T^" put thus indicated *,„( ^ * b, i„fm- , -Ulrans H.,0, worth of the inveatci prep,the concerns as ^^7* >87.003,767. On this actual inv^.,. eleven mills have earnT,?;,6" income after expense, amounting to return of about' U* cent, for the entire gro^ 4

STREETS OF OCEAN CITY ■iw-J. StrsW Prtupect At«o. Siwuoa PW-^ ^ tSU Simpson AreeosSl. CasrtM Piss* H.*sn Asspa.Voosd Street Arewsm Psoslrs ^Pl»s« telrZl Amre Brlsbtoa PI. re CoriBtElM Areore. Street iisimUl Street On G.rdrn* Tretl " P'riaeeti pure Bettorree Bred. Street Sort Roed nooriTB Terreee. Atleltlt Bonier. rd. Ninth Street jCoetlBB.tioB of AtWehoB Plore .res xd U-'cir4m Street Trect to the Ber. r»e!rth Street North Point Boed. Street. (N. of Lozoon) M^tne Place. Ccmmenctnz on Bar r.-e-reeeth Street «de irm ran M V fUj View PlBfla. follow.; Pfteeath Scrret Lazoon Bead ?iawat Plare. Bar Road. Baron&a Plan. Crrerent Road Che'are Plaoa Inlet Bawd Street Srecprar Boed. Serecteeeth Street Sreknzh' Boa d Street Wre'wr Boed. Nreahan ten- Eoltr Tree Road, recetirrer Sooth frere Plonacto Road. Piret to Plftr-otsth Ocean kaad. MorelnzWde Road Araaeca ar SCreaM N.»n Wat Rannlsiz ParelM N'uai Rood free* Ba? te Oceea| Garden# Road

r] JULES RLEDKq Real Estate ^ ^3} INSURANCE J 333 OCEAN AVE. f M OCEAN CITY. N.J M SERVICE PHONE BS-J VALUE. RALPH T. STEVENS

^olfciU your support For Reflection MEMBER OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY Election Day—Next Tuesday "For the best interests of Cape May County" ; Paid for by Ralph T. Steven*

A HOME FROM HOME t LoveK Roona — Some healed with *11 home comiortt 1 Home-cooking * specialty. A real home for boarderv : large nttmg room where they may spend their evenmgs. - THE PARK Sixth Street and Central Avenue ! For ' ! JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Second Ward A. MONCRIEF Solicits your earnest co-operation and support Stickers will be supplied at the polls on election day Jjuesday, November 6, 1923 ' i Purl for by A. Monrrief

CAPE MAY COUNTY TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY ( Al'K M.XY (DIRT HOUSE NEW JESSEY x ACTS AS EXECUTOR tcrtifirzlcn ADMINISTRATOR Mov, u for Sale in TRUSTEE W|| ^ Amount* to AND GUAPD,AN Mw,ngj r"- TITLE INSURANCE Brief* of Title SEARCHES Cwveyuctai

HEATING PLUMBING THAT GIVES SATISFACTION - . . ... . . „ur fellow buitine** man we would rush tne work .Weve built our en giving service— not the tu .1 «oio. tat ih, kin.1 Ik,, ,m not " " -"W "" ing requirements in every emergency. "!,et me sleep over it tonight," was his rep')' *"*' Here's A Sample *, -m th. reu oa> iwre»^> his on lei ami started immediately to tear his old he*« of,- Our Methods moj js-nr '.<0|UfH«s fiuwouoj .<q pu» jno ju«|d >"! days later, we hail his' new boiler erecteil and fire Last Tuesday evening our phone bell fang. We under it ' <" ~ ! I an*were.l to find the head of omTof our large business \ bou^* hati suddenly discovered their heating system _ j I was damaged beyond repair. M This Is Only One M Will you come over in the morning ami look our # W boiler over," was the question asked ami we replied. • Many Similar Cases "we will come over immediately." After a careful in- . vertigation we soon found that it had been repaired so „ , f H many times that a new boiler was the only thing that If* not unusual for us to render this 0 . would give satisfaction. f iec- e,<'r- though we are continually busy with big J001" , such as llie new high school and other* of a lik* We Started lo d»~to. Figure at Once if ........ „ ...t,,,, or ,,|urnbii.K problem or are u- contemplation any work wbetever It. our line. W. watt. ™» no berk .itb . o one offlre nn.t- ,„h «,'««* ; j rat »r„ pt.U M - ' r.i,h!"t 17? """" "" " "" •» f-""* •»' ■*»»""* i» m-r of .be l.r«o,«m- ' "j I* onthout heat. *pu „ ^ ^ in Oman City. " .I--—- —a — '■ ■; ■ — — - — v : ; . . — — t rr^|H RICHARD H. JOHNSON CO. 817 ASBURY AVENUE * OCEAN CITY, N. J.