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Evening star., 1909-07-11
NEW LONDON.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.


NEW LONDON. Conn.,. July 10. 1900.
Washington visitors are daily arriving
at the Hotel Griswold. which is located
on Eastern Point with it's wide verai1-
das overlooking the picturesque Thames
river.
The three large celebrations occurring
within one week have kept the usually
staid and dignified Washingtonian on the
jump to keep up with the excitement
reigning In this locality what with the
races. the Fourth and the 2JOth celebra-
ton Of the founding Of the city.
The warships Olympia and Chicago. the
monitor Tonopah and the U. 5. training
ship Hartford contributed their quota
toward making the anniversary Of the
founding of Norwich one long to be re-
membered, for from each ship officers
and cadets were sent to take paft In the
mammoth parade. over 500 OF them par
ticipating in the march.
Dr. and Mrs. Murry Of Washington,
who are enthusiastic motorists, ran down
for a few days and registered at the
hotel.
The cottages located at Eastern Point
and many were the jolly parties enter
tanned during race week.
The older guests as we'll as the younger
set at this resort were entertained on
board the monitor Tonopah Saturday by
the midshipmen. The lads were attired
in their spotless uniforms. and the hearts
of the maids fiuttered as their gallants
escorted them about the ship, while their
dignified chaperOnS were greatly Inter-
ested In listening to the explanations of
the uses OF the different equipments used
in the target practice when the ships are
anchored In Gardeners bay. The hours
Of the informal reception were from to
g. invitations being issued to over 100
guests.
special Fourth Of July dinner was
served on board the warships and menu
cards had been designed for the occa-
sion, the warship Olympia having on
the cover q colored raised photograph Of
Admiral Dewey. for the midshipmen' s
mess, while the T. s. 8. Chicago had two
menues, one with a raised cut OF the
Statue of Liberty, the other with a col
ored engraving Of the old Liberty Bell.
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OCEAN GROVE.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.


OCEAN GROVE. N. j.. July 9. 1900.
The first OF the summers great Satur-
day night concerts In the Ocean Grove
Auditorium will take place tonight.
The chorus OF 1000 chiIdren's voices.
trained and organized by Mr.. Morgan.
which is feature Of the musical pro-
gram each summer here. will ffs1re more
prominently than ever this seAson. A
children's concert will be given August
IA, a children's carnival August %, a
cilildren's fairyland festival August Is
and a children's sacred concert children's
Sunday, July %.
Late arrivals from Washington at the
Ormond include Mrs. Margaret A. Smith,
who will spend some weeks here.
The Ardmore Is entertaining Mr.. Grant
Parish and Miss Emily Parish or WASH
ington and Mr.. George Shipley, 5r., OF
Baltimore.
Mrs. James Fairbanks and Mr.. Charles
Fairbanks of Baltimore are located ut the
Majestic for visit OF some weeks.
Miss Plummer and Mr.. E. N. Plunmer
of Baltimore are patrons OF the Atlantic
House.
Mr. Robert E. Clark OF Washington is
a late arrival at the New Philadelphia.
Guests from the capital city at Hotel
La Pierre include Mr.. and Mrs. Hans
Robert.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Giles OF Wash.
ington are among the July visitors at the
Ardmore.
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CAPE NAY.
Special Correspoodesee of TIE Star.


CAPE MAY. n. j.. July 10. 1907.
AS is usual after Independence day,
taere Is a fall In the social life Of the
summer resort. and Cape May is expert
ei,cine that condition. and there has con.
ssq0ently been a auietness. which, how
ever, has not lasted a. long as might
have been expected. Today the social
life has been renewed and there is con-
siderable activity about the yacht club.
the golf club and the various hotels. This
races was enjoyed by the owners OF the
crafts which sailed from Schellensefs
Landing to Sewells point.
There has also been considerable activ-
ity about the links and almost daily some
matches ana tournaments have been en-
1syed by a large aggregation OF players.
The band concerts In the pavilion on
the beach front have been tnaugurated
and will continue Tor ten weeks. These
concerts are given three times q day ana
draw large numbers Of people to enjoy
them
1t Ia not often that q run OF several
miles can be made with heavy autono.
bile without an accident OF some kind
more or less serious. @ BUT when a,s,>,,rs TRIP
ed such as that made by Mr.. A. B. Miller
without even the ever.prevailing tire trou.
BILE, 1t commands special interest. Mr..
Milter came through from Chicago In .
week, without mishap. although several
chickens and dogs came to grief. His car
was in as good condition as when he
started.
Wilbur II. Downs OF Washington is with
friends at the star villa.
Owen n Kennedy OF Washington ID a
guest at the Elbefon.
Mrs. Samuel Stuart Is among late arri-
walls at the Lafayette.
Mr. and Mrs F. W. Harding OF WASH
ington have apartments at the Colonial.
Ethan w. johnson and Charles w.
Walsh OF Washington have Apartments at
the Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs c. B. Skater OF Washing
ton are guests at the Stockton.
Evening star., 1909-07-11
AV0N.BY.
Special Correspondence OF The Star.
AVON-BY-TH y. j..

epeeial Correspondence OF The Star.
AVON-BY-THE-sEA, y. j..
July o. 1919.
The tennis craze is on again at Avon.
stimulated no doubt, by the offering OF
a loving cup as a prize II the young peo-
pie will get together and arrange a tour
nament. so. while the tournament Is de-
eidedly in the air, II is likely there will
be some progress i'm this line to racord at
the close of another week.
Several score Of card players competed
for prizes Wednesday evening at the
buckingham. when Proprietor Parker Of
fered some specially pretty prizes for the
best scores of the evening.
Athletically inclined young collegians
of Avon got together this week and map
ped out a short base ball campaign for
the remainder OF this month and part of
next. Young college men at the other
adjacent resorts are also organizing
mines.
Bowling was given an impetus the other
day at the Inn BY the organization of q
woTiaafl's bowling club.
Mr.. and Mre. William Prince and Nyr
Benjamin r. Coles or Washington are
among the late arrivals at the Bueking.
ham.
Stopping at the Avon ian are Mrs. An
drew Dell, Mrs. Henry. ]. Hew'and. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Kendall and Mr.. Oscar
Root OF Washington.
The Oxford Is entertaining during t,e
summer months M-. and Mrs George 4.
Duncan. Miss Raining. Miss Jessie Ram
ming. Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Maynard
and Miss L. Aoorhouse OF Washington.
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NARRAGANSETT PIER.
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Special Correspondence OF The Star.
NARRAGANSETT PIER, RI,
July O. 1909.
Washingtonians occupying villas here
for the summer are as follows: Rev. and
Mrs. Philip NJ. Prescott, Gen. James A.
Oakes. Mrs. John Poor, Prof. N Monroe
Hopkins and DR.. A. F. Hopkins.
Admiral and Mrs. Philip Hicfborn are
at the Imperial for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Wylie of Washing
tol are also at the Imperial.
Mrs. Ernest Wilkinson and Mr. Theo-
dore Wilkinson Of Washington are at the
Atlantic for the season.
Mrs. W. III. Owen of Washington is at
Greene's Inn.
Mrs. b. B. Hight, Miss Anne Hight,
Miss Margaret Hight of Washington, are
at the Pettaguamscutt House.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Bostwick of Washington is
at the Arlington.
Mrs Richard +. Ely and party of Wash
ilgton arrived at Greene's Inn early in
the week.
Mrs. Paul Pearsall of Washington en-
tertained at a luncheon at the Casino
early in the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Corcoran Hill OF
Washington will arrive at the Atlantic
shortly for the season.
Evening star., 1909-07-11
SEA GTRT.
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Special Correspondence of The star.
SEA GIF7T, n. j.. July ., 1900.
Life upon the state camp was entered
into with renewed Zest on account
Of the commencement OF the second and
principal encampment of the summer.
Gov. Fort and his family have been
In the executives cottage for over ten
days, and there have been many poll
ticlans here. For the next two months
Sea Girt will, to all intents and pui-
poses, be the capital OF the state. About
atty residents, representing property
holders along the coast. gathered at the
camp grounds Thursday to discuss with
Gov. Fort and the ocean boulevard com
mittee the best plan for building the
much-talked- of boulevard along the ocean
front, provision for which was made last
winter by the state legislature.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. T. Elbridge, Mr.. How
ard 8. Harris and Miss Susan Elbridge
or washington are registered at the
Parker House. where they will remain
through the month.
stopping at the fremont are Miss Doro-
thy Hopkins, Miss Maud weston and
Mrs. ]. A. Carleton OF Washington.
The Beach House Is entertaining
through the month Mrs. /. r. Waters
and Miss Lillian Caldwell OF Washington.
Evening star., 1909-07-11
POLAND SPRING.
Special Cofrespondence OF The Star.
POLAND SPRING, July s,


Poland Spring celebrated Independence
day very quietly. The only thing that
reminded one of the noisy cities on the
Fourth was the "honk, honk'' of the
automobiles. which are much in evidence.
The guests did not let the day pass,
however, without expressing their patriot
ism IN some form.
In the evening the ballroom at the Po-
land Spring House presented a gay scene,
where the first hop of the season was
held.
The weather this week has been ideal
for golf and many old familiar faces are
now seen upon the links, which they
declare to be in better shape than ever
before.
This week Mr.. 8. 3. stinson of Phila-
returned from Middle lake with a fine
catch OF black bass, the largest Weighing
three pounds and two others about two
and one-half pounds apiece.
Guests who have brought their horses
and others who are enthusiastic about
riding are taking advantage of the cool
weather and are making long rides
through the surrounding country.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H Emery Of New York
and Mr.. and Mrs. 9: 7: schmit s, OF Wasi,. ,s,:.
week in their car, are at the Poland
Spring House.
Mrs. Griggs of Paterson, n. j., wife Of
Mr.. John w. Gfiggs, who was Attorney
General in McKtnley's second cabinet, is
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. 9arret A. Hobart
at the same hotel Miss Elizabeth and
Miss Janet Griggs accompany their
Mrs. A. T. salter OF Washington, who
has been coming to Poland Spring for a
number Of years. Is here for the season.
Mrs. Alexander Murray Of Washing
ton has also come to spend the summer
I A touring party from Norfolk. Va.
Containing MIR. and Mrs. F. 8. Eoyster.
Miss Mary 8. Royster. +. s. Hoyster. jr.,
and Miss Bey1an, was registered at the
Poland Spring House this week. They
are EN- route to the White Mountains in
a 45rheursepower ear.
Evening star., 1909-07-11
POINT PLEASANT.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
POINT PLEASANT n. j., July 9, 1909.
Lately arrived Washingtonians at the
Leighton are Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Lee,
Miss Rita Lee and Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan
MacDuffee.
The Carrollton numbers among its pa
trens the Misses Knight, Mr.. and Mrs.
George L. Knight and Mr.. Watson
knight OF Washington.
The Baltimore contingent at this house
includes Miss Blanche Forrest. Miss
Maude. Wright and Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ei1ce Knight.
Warwick Arms includes among It's reg
istrations Mr and Mrs Leon Worthing.
ton, Mr.. Joseph Worthington. Miss Ll.
lian Armstrong, Mrs. II. B. Armstrong
and Mr.. and Mrs w. Lens Of Washing
ton.
Summering at the Leighton are Mr.. and
Mrs. Franklin Wood. Mr.. and Mrs.
ton and Mr.. ana Mrs. wright Decker OF
Baltimore.
Evening star., 1909-07-11
AsBURY PARK.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

o
AsBURY PARK. y. J.. July Q. 1879.
The old claim that Asbury Park -
the greatest family resort in the country
Is given further strength by the unpreoe-
dented number OF children now In town
with their parents and completely filling
most OF the hotels and cottages. To Their
coming here Asbury owes much of her
success as an all-summer resort. While
the older folks swoop down upon a sport
iig place such as most OF the other popu
lar resorts are for a week or ten days.
Asbury's summer contingent comes. as a
rule. for the two months OF July and
August.
Mr.. r. S. Lytle OF Washington is spend
ing some time at the Westminster.
Mrs. W. o. Owens Of Baltimore is
among the late arrivals at the Aberdeen.
The Berwin ie entertaining Mr.. an. Mrs.
J. Henry Snyfer, jr.. of Baltimore.
Mrs. +. w. Andrews and Miss ID. An
drews OF Baltimore are registered at the
Madison. where they are spending some
weeks.
Washington arrivals at the Clifton in
ciude Mr.. and Mrs. William Bradford.
who are here for the rest Of the season.
Mr.. L. d. Fowler OF Washington is res
istered at the Aberdeen.
Miss Ruby Stokes OF Washington is
registered at Sunset Hall for July and
August
Mrs. o. b. Van wyck and son Of WASH
ineton are spending some time at the
Victoria before going to their country
place at Milford. n. Y.
Old patrons OF the Bristol. who are here
Tor another season. are Mr.. and Mrs. B.
l.. Ransom OF Washington.
Other arrivals include Mrs. Z. r. Gard
ner and Mr.. Frazer Gardner OF Washing
ton. who are located at the FNen!more:
Mr.. r. Zimmerman Of Washington. who
Is registered at the Baur-Au-Lac: Mr..
OdelI Janet of the Capital City. who Is
stopping at Sunset Hall: Mr.. Irving La
eenby, Mr.. II. r. Mizner and Mr.. +. III.
Tarkard OF Baltimore. who are spending
some time at the Marlborough.
Mrs. r. a. Naylor Miss Lenora Naylor.
Mrs. Marshall and Mrs. Z. w. Tinges OF
Baltimore are spending the season at the
Ashland. and the Coleman House IL en-
tertainine c. J. Boyde and Miss Helen
Boyle, also Of Baltimore
Evening star., 1909-07-11
LAKE LUzERNE.
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Special Correspondence OF The Star.
LUZERNE, y. Y. July ., 1913
The wayside Inn at Luzerne y. y,
with its colony of cottages. opened its
season Saturday, June &c. and is already
filled with many prominent New York.
Brooklyn and Albany families.
An event Of great Importance to motors
lists will be the finish at the wayside Inn
Saturday July 10, of soeiability run
from Amsterdam to buzerne. About fifty
cars are entered. handsome loving cur
being awarded as first prize, and many
other appropriate prizes being given.
The first social event of the season was
a bridge party, at which Mrs. w. HI
Warren and Mrs. McEwen were the prize
winners.
Saturday evening the regular weekly
hop will take place at the Casino, and
during the week many interesting enter
tainments have been arranged for the
guests. Among the guests are MIR. and
Mrs. @. +. Snallwood, Graeme Small
wood, Mrs. Ordway and Mr.. and Mrs
Keene. all of Washington, Il. c.
Evening star., 1909-07-11
BERKELEY SPRINGS.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
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BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. Va,
July 10. 1909.
Berkeley Springs is rapidly filling UP
with visitors, and as usual Washington
and Baltimore have the largest quota
in the threng. The cottages are about
all taken, In the past few years a num-
Der of handsome new cottages have beer
erected.
Mrs. James Collins of Pittsburg has
purchased two lots on the mountain over
looking Berkeley Springs from Mr.. Daniel
Cornelius and will shortly build q resi-
dence near that of Mr.. Nathaniel s. D.
Pendleton.
Mr. Thurman Stotler OF Washington
came here quietly and had Miss Edith
Michael, daughter of Mr.. Albert Michael,
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Michael. accompany him to Hagerstown.
where they were married. They Will re.
side in Washington.
here at the Hotel Washington with her
sons. Frank and William.
Miss Lille Ruppenthal of Washington,
Is at her former home here.
Miss Mary Minor of Baltimore is visit
ing her niece, Mrs. A. g. Grinnan, this
place.
Mr. and Mrs. f. E. Oyster OF Washing
ton are guests OF the family OF DR.. and
Mrs. @. e. Gipih here.
Mrs. s. L. Bfeese has rented wood.
side cottage here to DR. Charles Gordon
Smith, who is close family connection
of Mrs Casey, who. with her daughter,
Miss Casey. Is spending the summer at
Hotel Washington here.
Mrs. ". W. Spies OF Washington liz a
guest at the Hotel Washington. She was
formerly Miss Lille jackson of this place.
Mrs. NJ. E. Brand of Washington is
here.
Mrs. II. .. Atwood Of Orange, Va, is
at the Hotel Dunn.
Mrs. e. Van Rensselaer,. who recently
fell. broke two ribs and was severely
bruised. Is at her home here and Is Very
much improved. Gen. and Mrs. James
c. Frazer of Mergantown were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Rensselaer,.
Mrs. John Cunningham of Washington
is visiting her son, MIR. Joseph Il. Gun.
ningham.
Evening star., 1909-07-11
OCEAN CITY.
eciaI Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
OCEAN CITY, July =. 1903.
Ocean City is opening one OF the big
scst seasons In its history. Since last
year the town has undergone COM
plete Transformation. An almost en-
tireIy new boardwalk has been built.
Baltimore avenue, the main thorough
fare Of the town, has had the old boar
sidewalks replaced by fine. broad cement
walks from one end of the town to the
other. the pier has been entirely re.
modelled until it is now the equal Of
any along tho coast. and the town this
year. for the first time, will be repre-
sented by a semi-professional ball team,
which will play all the big town teams
on the eastern shore Of Maryland: The
week end over the 4th H. and nd, 9th
Monday-the ball game between Berlin
and Ocean City. the yacht races on
Synapuxent bay and the fireworks dis
play at night-were all a success.
Mr.; and Mrs Melville =. Church and
family Of Washing on, as usual. are oc-
cupying their cottage up the beach Mr.
and Mrs. Alexander Yearley. Sd. are
staying with them. Mrs. Yearley was
until this spring Miss Helen Church.
Washington. annual sojourners here. are
occupying their cottage again this sea-
Mr.. and Mrs. Doyle and family OF
Washington opened their cottage up the
boardwalk early this season. Mr.. Doyle
spend the week ends here with his
family.
Mr.. G. r. Worthington and his sons
are spending month or so at the Piim'
Recent arrivals from Washington in.
Gan,itfon InfAi-Mr. and Mrs. w
Miss ]. +. Feusel Miss J. Watson. Miss
Bessie watson. Mr.. George Watson
Miss Josie Watson. Mr.. Q. g. Firman
Mr.. John C. Firman. Mrs. W. J. Hunt
Miss Louise Weber.
C.. Ewell Waters. Mr.. George A. War.
rem, Miss Margaret Warren.
Plimhimmon Hotel-Mr. J: M. WHITING
and wife. Miss Gertrude c. Frey. Mrs. e.
H. Quintard. Miss Dorothy Quintafu,
Mr.. Alexander Quintatd. Mr.. e. II. ouin-
Emory, Mr.. H. B. Duvall. Mr.. Walter
II. Cox. jr. Mr.. E. NJ. Steinwatz. Mr..
L. T. Edwards and wife. Mr.. Walter s.
Penfield, Mr.. J. T. Worthington. Mr.. r.
G. Worthington.
The Colonial Hotel-Afrs. Scott, Mr..
w. M. Scott Ward Scott
Mount Pleasant Hotel-Mr. Thomas NJ.
Atlantic Hotel-Mr Robert Caesahan
and family, Mr.. j. Z. Taylor, Miss Tay.
lor, Mr.. Estes and wife, Mr.. 8. Crow
ther Mr.. James Mekins.
New Avalon Hotel-Miss Audrey f.
r1aney, Miss L. v. McCord, Mr.: Victor
Mr.. j. B. Lawler and wife. Miss q.
Lawler, Mr. Jerome Lawler, Miss Nellie
Lawler. Miss Agnes LAwler, Mrs. Is.
Wigginton and son.
Evening star., 1909-07-11
BRADLEY 1EACH.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
pHAnY,MY REACH n


BRADLEY BEACH, n. j.,
July 8, 1909.
Bradley Beach eettagers and summer
residents have joined In a movement for
the rapid development of this pretty and
growing resort. by the organization this
week OF board OF trade. OF which sum-
mer visitors are prominent factors.
At Hotel LaReine a social colony is coll
New York. Philadelphia. Troy and cities
on the Hudson, in which the younger
set predUminates. The result Is disclosed
In unwonted social activity and a round
Of event that follew each other in quick
succession throughout the week.
MIR. and Mrs. G. II. Bradford. Miss
Alice 8. Sanderson,Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Lederle, Miss Grifi1ths, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Hulitt, Mrs. David s. Ctilbertson. Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick n. Tuttle, Miss Anna c.
Dillington. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smythe
and Miss Alice Kingsley or Washington.
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DEAL.
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Special Correspondence Of The Star.
DEAL, n. j., July 8, 1900.
On the Deal golf links great activity
was evinced during the cool weather
which followed the Fourth of July.
Registered from Washington at Hatha-
way Inn this week are Mr.. and Mrs. r.
H. Everett, Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Ben
ders and Mr. and Mrs. John Allison.
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ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, y. j

ATLANTIC HIGHDANDS, y. J.,
July 10, 1909.
Among the late Washington arrivals at
the Brentwood are Mr.. Theodore B. Levy,
Mr.. James A. Ackerson and Mrs. r. r.
Cole.
The Lockwood is entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. T. NJ. Mcclure, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
N-itherby, Miss ID. Spooner and Mrs.
Giles OF Washington.
stopping at the Brandon, where they
are spending several weeks. are Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Holiday. Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Furnan and Miss Dorothy Semers Of
Washington
At. tie Bay View are Mr. and Mrs. V.
NJ. Call. Miss A. Stanley. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. f.acken and Mrs. Walter Il. Sick
iss or Washington.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-16
DORRIS-H LEHMAN FURNITURE co. Arizona's Largest
 House Furnishers.

plished by the Arizona Bouse company but the mine has been equipped with good camp buildings. hoist and other surface improvements. From the time ore was first taken out in quantities it has been a steady shipper Altogether it has been a story of successful oper- ation all the way through. The time arrived, however. when from copper prospect a copper mine came into evi- dence and larger capital was required in its exploitation. That capital has been forthcoming and has acquired the property with the harmonious consent and cooperation of Meyers. Bishop. Denton and all concerned. and the sell CTS who still retain stock interests, are equally as optimistic over it's future prospects as are the gentlemen repre- senting the new management.
 From this date the work of actual mining will begin as all opinions ex- pressed agree that there Is no longer a possible doubt of the existence of magnificent ore bodies, and there is much reason for believing that greater ones are to be uncovered than have yet been exposed.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-16
DO|NGS 0F MILITIA
 BASEBALL TEAMS ORGANIZED
Khaki Uniforms Are Issued for Sum ner Use.-Men Promoted Stand for the Customary Treat.

Company B turned out about fifty strong for drill last night The boys turned in the olive drab uniforms and the khaki were issued for summer use. The olive drabs will be saved for the fall camp, when the weather is cooler
 Corporal w. Earl Lyall was ap- pointed quartermaster sergeant, Tom Morse having returned to the line for duty.
 A challenge from Company A, N. G. A.. for a game of baseball to be play ed at East Lake park on July 5th was accepted by Company B and practice will commence immediately under Cap tain Will Taylor. who has had several years experience on the Phoenix high school team. Earl Lyall, the manager. is an enthusiastic baseball fan and will urge his team to it's utmost to defeat the boys from Company A.
 Charles l.. Nofzinger was promoted to corporal and did the usual thing by marching the company down to Dono- frio's.