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New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
ORANGE DEFEATS IRvINGToN.

The Orange athletics and the Irvngton baseball
team pIaved the third of a series of games for the
championship of Essex County on the Orange Oval
yesterday afternoon. The first of the series was
won by Orange. the second game was tie. and
the deciding contest captured by Orange after
a hard tussle. Nearly three thousand people wit
messed the game. The score:
Fl. E
Orange A c.......2 X 2
IrvinSton ............O 0-S 2
Bat,eries-Deegan and O'NeE: schutzer and Wiley.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
BROOKLYN WINS AGAIN
HUGHES HOLDS ST. LOUIS DOWN TO ONE


The Brooklyn team again against the St
Louis players at Washington Park yesterday. by a
score Of / to / Hughes pitched a splendid game
and also batted well He held the visitors without
a hit until the eighth. when the only hit for St
Louis was made. Dahlen made three consecutive
errors in the first inning. which allowed the single
run to be scored for st. Louis. Hughes's triple
and Sheckard's double the batting features.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10

IN the play for the boys cup during the morning
there We're only competitors Arthur Peter
stin leads
was broken this afternoon in the weekly pay f9I
the Presidents Gun Robert De 8 Newman mace
a s.. which was divided 43-4o; the bogle Is 81 A
similar score was made two years ago by w. }. n
Theirs. but the course has since been claIlged
and made considera bly, more difficult. without IN
creasing the bogie Newhan easily TOOK nrst hoTers
for the day Charles b Morse, who StiI leacS for
the trophy increased his lead a point by hnlshlng
third
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, date is as follows:
PRACTICE AT CREEDMOOR.

creedmoor Aug. (SpeciaD.-The second supple
,nentsrv practice day of the season was held here
TO-DAY for the sharpshooters class at 800 and 800
cards The attendance was large and the weather
good for shooting. with light wind AdJutaht
General Henry visited the and qualified as
sharpshooter The shooting and issuing of decora-
tons were under the supervision of Major w. H
Palmer Summaries:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
REINHART TIES FOR SECOND PLACE,

Plainheld y J.. Aug s-Frank O. Reinhart. who
was defeated by Louis James in the serni-hnals Of
the national championship match, made his appear
ence again On the course Of The Hillside Tennis
and Golf Club This afternoon. when he tied for
second place in the regular weekly competition for
the Golf Committee Cup. D H. RaTrows was low
man and z T Newkirk shared second honors
with Reinhar1. Robert Abbott whom Reinhart De
feated for the club championship last month, Is IN
ror trophy. The scores We're
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
OLD y A A. o. OtflCEhS IN

v1--.a.-ar Mass Aug 9-The annual election OF
-ba Narional Association Amateur Oarsmen last
Tfgbt resulted in the reelection OF the present
hoard Of officers. The Western contingent was
sroa+as =, i+e attempt TO effect a shakeup. Slim
90 SatIin and Zappone were elected on the eA-
-ri1reC
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
ArGrsT cTrP WORK BEGUN.

South Orange. y. J.. Aug. 9.-The hrst round Tor
the August Cup was played the South Orange
Field Club Golf links this afternoon. G. ". Letn-
Drioge beat r p. Stedman, 10 up and 10 CO.
9. W. Hutchinson beat A F. Stone, up and
70 Charles w Hodson beat Campbell Scott D
np and 20; A H BENJAMIN beat W. w taler
up and 10 go. The second round viii be played
Saturday
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
JUNIOR TEAMS AT APAWAMIS.

Junior players from the Fairfield County GoIl
CI1Ib and the Apawarnis club played team match
at Rye yesterday, the visitors winning pV Il 10 O.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
FIRST GAME.
pITTSBURG. l; PHILADELPHIA, 0.

PHILADELPHIA Aug. 9.-A single scored in
to-day's game between Philadelphia and Pittsburg.
In the fifth inning Wagner hit for two bases and
crossed the plate Bransields single. Tannehil
was nut out of the game for talking back The
score -
PbiIadaieebia o 90 .
MISUNDERSTANDING and O'Connor. White and DOOM
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yards. yards Total
Adiutant General N J. Henry.......-- Y y 10
lieutenant W. Il. Miles. 7th Regt...-.. y 20 AZ
lieutenant H V D. Black. 1th Regt-.- % - rs
NJ. q. Hatfield. Sth Regt = u 10
Private 4. b. Van Heusen. 18th kegt.- y ~ a.
Ouarternaaster Sergeant 5 Newell. 18th 20
Captain c. F. Holm. 14th Regt-------- % 20 -
Captain R. II. Harding. tr.. l4th Regt 23 ~ 20
Captain L. Dahnestock. l4th Regt-----. Y ~ iZ
Ordnance Sergeant r. Hutcheson. 22d - =. ~
Sergeant Major McA- Knox. jr.. 22d 10 ., L,
Captain G. T Aiusson. 23d Regt...-..- . - Y
T Z jackson i7th Regt--- -
Captain H. A. F. Young. Attn Regt..-. y 20
Lieutenant J. L. Doyle. Goth Regt..-..- ~ ~
Major ". 4. Boyle. 6eth Regt 70 20 iS
Clar, r,erunaster Sergeant J. H. McDer- - -.
mott list Regt. y 20
Lieutenant w. +. Johnes. list Regt.-.. "a 20 A
Ouarterrnaster Sergeant L 3. Bard,
11sr Regt- -
Gun Sergeant c. Curie. jr- Troop c. q Is Al
c. J. Debevoise. Troop c.. % y 40
Lieutenant Commander NJ. Craven, -
Naval Battalion. ..-......-..--.... p 20 AZ
Lieutenant II. Guior Naval Battalion y 20
Lieutenant r. Rsynor. Naval Battalion . 20 43
c II b. J.. Tebbins. Naval Battalion. . II AZ
Lieutenant II. ". Yorke. Naval Bat =,
talon - q
CIaln Captain D. B. Brigham, Naval ~
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
GOLF MATCH AT GARDEN CITY

One OF the series Of team matches for the cham
pionship of the Long Island Golf League was
played yesterday at Garden City between the Mid
- a<if Club. az that place. and the Tockaposlcha
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
CLUB COLE MATCH POSTPONED.

The return match between the Marine and Fleid
and Crescent Athletic clubs. 10 have been played
yesterday a Crescent links. has been post
poned for the present on account Of the number
OF the golfers out of town.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
FIRST GAME


Earned runs-New-Yorl. 2: Chicago. ;. First base on
errors-NewYork. = Cheaso. Lei on Nsfne1son
s Struck out9By Mathewson. 3; BY Taylor / Three
bsse bit-Browne Two base hts-Brods Jones, Iayl r.
Chance. sacrihce ht-Tinker stolen oases.Saset t
Chance Tinker Double plays-Mathe~son, MctITa" ana
Mccain; Slagle and Killing; Tinker and Lowe; tsyIor
Lowe and Chance; Taylor and Chance Passed oa4is-
T3oy.ernan T-mpire-Emse. Time. 1:25
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10

The little advertisements In the narrow
columns look small, but the Offers they rep
resent are, in some instances. as big n. a
house.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
Doy'T TELL YOUR WIFE

what YOU m the narrow columns of The
sunday Tribune. She may look and see
something that is needed. and. of course.
You'll have huy 1T.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
Totals 81 ! l p II

First errors-st Louis. s. Brooklyn. Left on
bases-St Louis l. Brooklyn !. Two base htSheckard.
Three h!t-Hughes. Stolen bases-Dolan. Irwin.
Double plays Farrell Brashear: RYAN and Brash
ear; Keeler McCreery: Irwin and McCreery First
base on Hughes 2; off Curre Hit by pitched
hall-3y out-By Hughes. ?. by Currie l.
Passed ball-Ryan- Umpire-Brown. Time OF game
.25
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
CREsCFNTS TIE HOPEWELL.

Pennington Depot. n. J.. Aug. (SpeciaD--The
game here to-day resulted as follows:
fsnnngiIa isneTsi sec65S c5SSfena fen@.6 S
Batteries-Hurley Moore and Pearson Davis and Hoag
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10

On Monday George Low and W. G. BarneW
will compete with Bernard Nichols and W. l. GC
ther in a four ball foursome for large purse
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10

On his morning card and the allowance Of 10.
Baker carried off the handsome handicap cup:
The following table brings the results OF this
tournament up date and is an interesting record
OF the ups and downs of golfng fame:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
AT SCHENECTADY.
CFirst game)

CFirst game)
r H z.
A J. & G............0 o l o o 34
Batteries-Talbot and Drury: Cling and slattery
Second ganel
Schenectady Il o o o 81 ,
A J. & G...........O . . l o o 0-6 13 I
Observation-Disclosures. Young and Drury: Lindsey and
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10

T AIarkoe Robertson had little trouble in beating
young Williams. and the senior Robertson Iell as
easily as the latter before Tiden. jr. Tying was
down 10 Baker IN the morning. but won out by a
great finish for he was down when but nine holes
remained TO be played The cards are worth
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
SECOND GAME

Earned runs-Ne1-York g. Chicago. 3, First base by
errors-Chioaso / Left on hases-Ne"of Ghcls'
s,rnck oltIBv Mc1;nnty. 5 by Iundgren. 3 Home run
-Rresnahan Three hi,-Schaefet TWO base hits
king sacrifice hits-Snith Lowe. Stolen basesJones
McC;ann smith. Hit by picher-By Lundsren J. Balk-
McGinnity Cmpre-EulsiIe. Time ~
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10

Country Club team, of Rockville Centre. 1t re-
suited in an easy victory for the former who
bv 2S to O.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
The SUMMARIES

First Crp-W. ! Travis Garden City, beat L A
Murdocl Shinnecocz Hills. by up and 10 play.
second Cur-T- y. Robertson 81. Andrews beat r h
williams II. Morris County. by 9 and I 10 play
Third Cup-Marma6pke Tden. jr., Morris County beat
r Il Robertson. ST. Andrews, by up and 10 play
Boardnlan Cup. a TTng. Norris County, beat =
"a hN claE-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
NEw-ENGLAND LEAcUE

AT LowelI-LoweN B; Dover. 0.
AT Nashua-Nashua. 3; Fau River. >
AT Manchester-M Manchester. Z: Lawrence !
At Concord-Concord. .: Haverhil. 3.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10

Boston Aug 9.-Wis batted hard in the
fourth inning of the first game to-day. five runs
being made off him. On the other hand. Hahn was
invincible. Seymours batting the feature or
the game Both teams felded perfectly.
In the second game Boston lost through foolish
base running in the first inning and miserable field
ing in the second inning, when they allowed three
men to score Beckey's single. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
r. II. E
%
Cincinnatj Q-T u
Batteries-Willis Kittredge: Hahn and Bergen.
SECOND GAME.
r. II. z.
Boston .............1 % Q 8
Cincinnati ..........1 4 o Is II l
Batteres-Eason and Moran; Phillips Maloney
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
BASEBALL
NEW-YORK WINS AND LOSES WITH CHI
CAGO-HOME RUN BY BRESNAHAN
WINS SECOND GAME.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
TEaGT-E

Chicago. S: New-York. 2 Brooklyn 4 ST LOUIS l;;4s.
(irs Cincinnati - boston y NA41'
New-Ycrk. :: Chicago. 3 game) n 5.ao
tsecond game). Cincinnati ;: boSIoI Z 49,
Pttsburg !; Philadelphia. o. Ond ganel.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland. :: Baltimore. q Chicago. ): Boston,
Detroit Philadelphia, 3. St. Louis IL Nashins'oi' !
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
AT DETROIT.

Detroit .............,.0 It 10
phiiadelphia .........2 o 0 o o 0-3 0
Eatteries-Mercer and Buelow' Plank and Powers.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
IT CLEVELANl

Cleveland ......-......2 ! x-I II
r2aI,imore o o o %
Batteries-w Smith ard Bemis; KaoIl A smith
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
AT ST. LOUIS

ST. Louis...........o x-l2 Y 4
washington ........0 Q l3 :
Batteries-Powell and Kahoe: Townsend and Drill.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
BRYN MAWR DEFEATS DEDHAM
LRY TELEGRAPH To THE rRIgUSE.l

Saratoga N. Y, Aug. 9-The second event for
the Ballston Cup hotIy con tested on the field
Of the Saratoga Polo Club this afternoon and was
galIantly by the Bryn Mawrs. who made a
score Of II TO 10 over the Dedhams 1t was handt-
cap event. the Dedhams being allowed two goals
The field was in splendid condition. The attend
ance was the largest Of the season. The game
did not end till 7l5 o'clock Lawrence Waterbury
referee, and J. J. Mcnamara scorer. The
lineup:
DEDHAM
No1-Allan Forbes No &c :
No. Joshua Crane. jr.. No &c W Kendrick jr. 6
No. 3-B y Hamlin. -. 3 No 3-M s Rosengarten.
Back-W H. Goodwin. jr ......................
- Back-Charles Wheeler.
Total handicap. ...-.....2I
Total handicap. %
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago .....-........0 2-s II
Batteries-Patterson. Piatt and Sullivan: Dineen and
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error and Carr's hit sent Halligan home with lie
winning The


Jersey City ......-............1 o u
Newark ........-....-........0 %
Earned rrns-Jersey City 2; l. First base by
errors-Jersey City Newark. . Left bases-Jersey
City, s: Newark. .. First base balls-Oh McGann
off Moriary. /. out-By Moriarity, 2 Sacrince
hs-Shndle. Weaver t2l. Thackera. Stolen baseLMc-
plays-Devlin and McCIamwel; CIrfnen,
Ma and Carr. Umpire-Cox Time-1:50 Attendance
1000.
Observation-Disclosures I; Worcester 2.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
STATE LEAGUE.
AT ALBANY.
JFirst Ganel
AT SYRACUSE
First game }

tFirst gamer
R. H. Z.
Syracuse 30 q 0 o}o % Il 3
Binchauton o o > q o 90 o 1-3 le 1
Battcries-Mains and Urquhart: Walker and Ritter
Second gameJ
Syracuse ........o % g
RlnChanatoo o o Ii 10 o
Rarr~rl4s-FiHeld and Payne. Crabin AMI Ritter.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
AT PROVIDENCE

Providence -.....-.-..O o 7 q . n o T-4
Worcester ...-...-...-O O o % . % Z
Baueries-Corriion and Farmer; McFall and Crishan.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-10-10
HON. ]. p CONNER

Hon. j p. Conner. of Denison mem
Der of Congress from this the 10th
Iowa district, opened the republican
campaign for this county at Corwith
Monday evening, and from there he
came to Garner Tuesday morning.
This was Mr.. Corners first visit to
Garner and during the day goodly
number of our citizens made his &C
quaintance and gave him a warm vel
come. Mr.. Conner is very pleasant
and agreeable gentleman in appearance
and made very favorable impression
upon our citizens who had the pleasure
of meeting him. In the evening good
audience of voters with several of our
good looking Garner ladies gathered at
the Opera House where Mr.. Conner
delivered a good sound speech upon the
political issues of the day which was
we'll received by those present. He
made clear the fact that nations like
individuals can prosper best By being
upon friendly terms with each other.
That while a protective tariff is the
best system evolved to secure pros
perity at home, it should go hand in
hand with reciprocity the handmade of
international friendship. Mr. Conner
is pleasant and agreeable speaker
and made very favorable impression
upon our people, and the 10th dist. is
proud of her representative in Con-
gress. From here he went to Grattin-
ger where he speaks this evening
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-10-10
DENISON DEFEATS FORT DODGE.
Interesting Bowling Contest Fort
Dodge Beaten by ia Pins.


Mr.. A. H. Brown brought down a
team OF MS star bowlers from Fort
Dodge on last Tuesday evening with
the intention of showing Denison how
to do it, as it were. He was doomed to
disappointment however as his team
was beaten by score of ia pins. The
game took place at the Denison Bowl
ing Alleys Co parlors, and was quite
interesting. The first game was Won
by the Brownies, just to keep them in
good humor and then Denison sett ed
down TO business and showed the visi.
tors hat good bowling was, and they
did not have to bowl very hard either
In the second game Denison rolle.l SIS
as against Fort Dodges 1871; the third
game was the same thing over again.
the visitors getting down 6s4 pins to
Denison's 1S6. After the game the
visitors were invited to the Calumet
where refreshments we're served and
an hours enjoyable conversation took
place. The boys from FIT. Dodge were
all gentlemanly fellows, their coming
was very agreeble to the Denison boys
aud they await with pleasure the play
ing of the return game. Below is the
S core of the game:
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DR.. j. |. Gibson will make splendid
campaign for representative. He is
popular wherever he is known. He
has been helpful to every good interest
in the community. The farmers know
that he is the man to help pass laws
safe guarding the great critic and live
stock interests of the county and state
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Notice.

All bills against the Parade Com
mittee of the Street Fair must be pre-
sented by October Is. The committee
wishes to close its accounts at once
and it will not be responsible for the
payment of bills beyond that date.
F. w. Meyers
B. F. Philbrook
A. G. Weeks.
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Court House Notice.

Notice is hereby given. that in &C
corcance With resolution of the
Board OF Supervisors of Crawford
county. Iowa, passed at regular ses-
sion of said board on the 7th day of
June, 1902, the following question will
be submitted to the electors of Craw-
ford county Iowa, at the regular cleo
tion to De held on Tuesday, November
4, 1902
Shall the county of Crawford build a
court house at Denison, Iowa, the
county seat of Crawford county, Iowa.
at a cost of not TO exceed $75 C00.00, and
borrow not to exceed seventy five
thousand dollars ($75 0O0). at a rate of
interest not to exceed four (4l per cent
per annum, to pay for the same, and
issue not to exceed seventy five (75)
negotiable bonds for the denomination
of one thousand dollars $4,000 each,
payable ten (lO) years after date there
Of and to draw interest not TO exceed
four (4) per cent per annum payable
annually: reserving the option to the
county to pay any or all of said bonds
at any time after five t5) years from the
date thereof: also to levy an annual
tax at the September meeting of the
Board of Supervisors in each year. be-
ginning with the year nineteen hun
dred and three (l903) on the taxable
property of the county, not to exceed
eight (S) mills on the dollar on the
county valuation in any one wear, and
to run from year to year in addition to
the usual and ordinary taxes of said
county, sufficient to pay the interest on
said bonds and the bonds themselves
when they become due.
$500
YES. NO:
.... ......
M J. COILlNS. Auditor.
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STORM WINDoWs-Go 10 John
Fastje for good storm windows. Fac
tory prices.
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FARM FOR RENT-l6O acres, for one
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Terms $500 per acre Apply for two
noa1hs. George A. Rogers, 900
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FOR SALE-Black Poland China
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tOR SALE-Thoroughbred polled
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and a gooa farm 240 acres with all
necessary improvements Tor stock
raising come and see me.
IS i r. DAVIS
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| WILL SELL-At rooms over Listers
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chairs and work tables, sewing
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PIES-Just like mother makes at the
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WANTED-Apprentice girls for the
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FOR SALE--l5 pure bred Duroc Jer-
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Residence four miles west of Deni-
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WANTED-A iood girl for general
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Two HOUSES For SALE-EA nine room
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FOR SALE OR RENT-S Seven room
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city water. Located on r. r Ave.
FRANK WOOLSTON
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FOR RENT-l60 acres, we'll improved
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FOR RENT-1New eight room house
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FOR SALE, 600 acres Of wood land
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FOR SALE-A Stewart Oak heater:
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FOR SALES yearling heifers 2 heifer
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If
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FOR SALE good dry red weather field
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REVIEW WANT" COLUMN.

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For Sale--A good work horse Inquire
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FORSALE Il have some thoroughbred
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FOR SALE-Twelty Shorthorn Bulls.
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NJ. J. COLLINS, Auditor,
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OF INTEREST TO LADIES.
A ROOM IN A woHAs's HOTEL.

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In most Of the large cities hotels for
women which are credit to twentieth
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struction. In these handsome hostel
ries the ancient tabby cat rules and
regulations of the old time Jane Smith
Home For Females are done away.
A lone working woman is a free, indie
pendent, responsible being, ruling her
own time and actions. A general stand
ing order in all the hotels for women
is that occupants must not receive men
friends in their private rooms, which
no girl would do in her own home.
Also there is in every case refined.
motherly, Intelligent woman VINO acts
as matron and knows how to sympa-
thize with girls as well as to advise
and comfort them.
Philadelphia takes the lead In that
class of woman's hotel known as the
cooperative club home. This combines
home and club life, and the system Is
admirable. There are already in opera
ton in Philadelphia several Of the CO.
operative club homes with long wait
ing lists Of candidates for membership
The perfect business management OF
these clubs is the secret of their sue
cess. One person does the buying and
grated cheese or chopped herbs.
Indeed if cooks, inventive facult
is aroused there is no end to the plan
she will devise for using up the ono
despised scraps.
HELEN CLIFTON