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New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

Mt of the Greenock Country Club The
chief roles were played by Miss Retta
Colon. OF Brooklyn. and Miss Gertrudo
Russell, of Springfield. Arriving at tho
inn this week were Miss Lena j. Kinlbau,
Miss Anna Kimball. Mrs D. S. Kimbsh.
of Lowell; A Merrill Powers. Mr. and
Mrs P. McEvoy. Mr.. and Mrs r Bar
ringer, Mrs s Girton. Miss Elsie Girton,
OF Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs Parker sim"
mons. Mrs. Rose Schultz. Mr. and Mrs.
F. c. Henser and Mr.. and Mrs W C.
Woodward. OF New York
At the Creenock Country Club on Mon
day the wornen's tennis team OF the ciuo
defeated the Pittsfeld Country Club wonn-
ems tennis team in the first of series OF
matches arranged between the clubs Mss
Gladys Robbins beat Miss Marion Burbank
Of Pfttsheld. the Berkshire Hills champion
Mrs c. E. Cortes and Miss Elizabeth
Burtis won the bridge whist trophies al
Heaton Hall at the weekly play Arriving
at the Hall this week are Mrs Juhsn
Mitchell Julian Mitchell. Jr.. c. P Nit
cheII. Mr. and Mrs. George H Wise. Mrs
Brooks Wells. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert 3.
Rudd, Mrs NJ. b. Watson, Mr. and Mrs u.
II Dubois Mr.. and Mrs c. J. Roeser and
Mrs. F MAY. OF New York; Mr.. and Mrs
j.. h. IdylOE ana MI anu lhfS- IkVSlok'
TavIor. OF Brooklyn: Mr.. and Mrs W. D.
Flauvelt. the Misses Isabel and Grace
RlauveIt and Gerald de Polo. Of New York;
Mrs Walter D. Grant and Miss Williams
son. OF East Orange. n. J.
The Wendell Hotel. in Pittsfieid. has re-
Gently added new addition or guest
rooms. but. notwithstanding the added ac-
commodations has been turning away
guests this week. Among the arrivals at
the Hotel Wendell are Mr.. and Mrs A NJ
BayIes Harry Bayles and Miss NJ. A.
Bayles. OF oyster Bay; Mrs T. F. Collins.
w H Randolph Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ruckman. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. n. Cunning.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Atwater. Mr- and
Mrs John A. Harris. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
w Elliott. Miss Eleanor Elliott, Mrs. F.
F. BENJAMIN. Dr. and Mrs. Charles y. ker-
lev. Andrew White Nurigan. Mr.. and Mrs
r r DAILY. F. w Copptnger. Mrs. + 5.
Bennett. Mr. and Mrs. a. ~ Jones, Mr.
and Mrs James \. Gibson. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank F. Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. E. l., Sea-
man and Miss Helen c. Seaman, OF New
York.
Mr. and Mrs Meredith Rowland. who
have been at the Curtis Hotel, have gene
10 Paris Arriving at the hotel are Mr..
and Mrs Frederick p. Delahsld. Mr.. and
Mrs Davis Ketchum. Charles V. Lott. ir.
Mrs s l. Repeih. Mr.. and AIRS. George
W. Tanning. Miss Harriet X, Wells. DR..
and Mrs. Robert {. Myles Mr. and Mrs.
W. j. b Mills and Mr.. and Mira Edgar
]. Seney, OF New York
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

J. r. Brown, Mr. and Mrs, j. W. Greene,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. German, Daniel Bacon
Dr.. Homer Gibney. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
l.. Meyers, Miss Margaret Meyers. wal
lace z. Meyers. Mr.. and Mrs John Car
stensen. Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Mitchell. MT
and Mrs. J. Buckley. Henry A. Clark. X
z. De Rasine Miss Brigham. Mrs E NJ
Dixon. C. Waterbury Clarke, D. b Grimm,
Howard s. Srnithers. Austin P. Palmer. or
New York Lieutenant Commander and
Mrs. Henry c. Muslin, u. S. N: Mr.. and
Mrs William S. Lloyd, of Philadelphia. .
Mrs George o. Knapp. Mrs. II. L. Nichols,
of New York: Mr.. and Mrs j. warren
Butterworth. of Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs
c. Z. Orvis. of Morrstowr, n. j; Colonel
and Mrs c. n. Wallace. of Boston; Mr.
and Mrs J. D. Higgins. of Ossining. y. Y;
Mrs. E. G.. Harlow. the Misses Mary and
Vera Brchfeld. Hamilton Birchtield and
IIiss Marion Hallett, of PittsburS-
Mrs. Charles S. Bird, of Boston; Mr.. and
Mrs H Reiman Duval. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Innes Kane and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Sedgwick are to open cottages for the taii
Manager Plumb of the Maplewood in
Pittsfeld, has decided not 10 open Idle
wild. his new resort hotel in South Will
Jamestown. until next year
Lake fishing continues prime anluse-
ment. Bass are being taken from Onota
and Pontoosuc lakes, In Pittsfeld: Laurel
and Mahkeenac lakes. in LenoX, and Green
water Pond, in Lee.
Late arrivals at the Curtis Hotel include
DIR. and Mrs. II. A. Dodin. OF New York;
Mr.. and Mrs John Howe Auerbach. MIR.
and Mrs r. r Crosby. r r Crosby. jr..
Nj. ana Mrs. Irving McKesson. Mrs. John
A. Hadden, of New York. Mrs. Allan Mac
sherry Miss Katherine MacSherry, OF
Baltimore Mr.. and Mrs. Il, l.. Burton. OF
Cedarhurst. Long Island: Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Hartman Kuhn and Mr. and Mrs. O. Heide
Norris. of Philadelphia
Arriving at the Red Lion Inn were Mr..
and Mrs r. g. Holmes Miss Holmes. of
Summit. y. j.: Mr.. and Mrs Robert II.
Hatch. Mrs. NJ. II. Schenck. Miss +. NJ.
Hickok Mr.. and Mrs. W. wilkins. Miss
Vera wilkins Harry Lasker. Mr. and Mrs
]. Goldsmith Mrs. Reuben j, Taylor. Mrs.
A. H Ballard, Miss MAY Ballard. Miss
Edith Ballard. OF New York: Mr.. and Mrs.
Jobn II Cochran. OF Cleveland; Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas w Shepherd. Of Asbury
Park. and Mr., and Mrs. c. W Sridsman,
OF East Orange. y. J.
Ar Greenock Inn. in Lee. on Tuesday
evening the guests arranged recital. IN
which Miss Margaret Moir Currie. Miss
Estelle Rose Miss Langlois. Miss Ruth
Savage. Mrs. Currie-Laterman. Edward l..
Nurphy. ]. Maynard Williamson and NJ
evils Woodruff took part. On Friday
night the house guests presented the farce
"Freexing q Mother-in-Law" for the bene-
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

Breton Woods There were ten in the
rarty-
Another charming dinner of the week
al the Profile House was that given by
Miss Dorothy Draper for eight young
friends on Monday evening.
Mrs Arthur Butler Twombly is enter
tanning az Profile this month her n:eces.
the Misses Jones, of New York.
Breton Woods has many festivities, and
as there are many good tennis players
there at the Mount Washington Hotel,
there is some match on constantly The
open golf tournament brought many play
ers TO Breton Woods this week. and be-
tween the Mount Pleasant and Mount
Washington, twenty-seven pairs started on
on Tuesday when the qualifying round was
played.
The trail ponies are always busy, and
some Of the strenuous young people are
I'D and out hitting the tall timber as early
as $50 a m Among the daily riders VINO
20 out with Gordon Smith are Clarence w
Seanans and Miss Dorothy Seamans, Miss
Elsa Thiele, of New York: Mrs. Black
Miss Chappeu and Miss Wilson, the latter
Of Montreal.
On SATURDAY. afternoon at the Waumbek.
there was one Of the popular putting con-
tests followed by tea at which the nos
tcss was Mrs. Henry Blair. of Ch1caeo'
The attractive prizes-a silver card case
and a silver mounted thermometer-"ere
won by Miss Harriet Lummis, OF Ne"
York. with d score Of a. and Mark Wl!llns'
of Chicago. with d score Of IL
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Frelinghuysen,
Of Newark, Y. J.. who are annual visitors
10 the White Mountains, have arrived at
the Waulnbek atiJefferson in their private
car. and are 10 spend some time there as
usual
Mrs. Bernard Lewis Tim and Miss Louise
de T. Tim. of New York are al the Waum~
hex until closing time. Mr.. and Mrs J. w.
Johnson Of New York, with their TWO
dauehters Misses J. r. and J. A. Johnson,
have arrived in their motor car st the
Waurnpek in Jefferson. where they VIII
enjoy some motoring. Miss T. NJ. Harris
and Miss Z r. Neder. of Staten Island.
A.. snending the remainder Of the season
al the. lyaumbek in Jefferson
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
THOUSAND ISLANDS.

Thousand Islands. \. Y. Aug 20-Ths
season of social gayety prevails in full
swing at the islands and the more preten-
tious social events are now being enjoyed.
During the week the annual elaborate bali
given by the Thousand Island Yacht CLUB
at Alexandria Bay was held.
Some of the fastest boats in the world
will be seen here at the big regatta 70 "a
telegra phic assurances received during ths
week at the Thousand Island Yacht Club.
The list includes the Ursula III, OwneG
by the Duke OF Westminster; the Napis
Leaf owned by E VI. Edgar. and ths
ZigareIIa, owned by Dan Hamburg The
famous Dixie II VIII be a competitor.
No boats will De allowed TO enter that can
not show a speed of thirty-three miles %
better.
The F'rontenac baseball team held ths
Gananoque nine to a tie score OF 10 on
the home grounds this week. The gama
was exciting from start 70 finish and re-
ouired three umpires before it was fin@
fshed Later in the week Frontenac had
an easy time in defeating Edgewood by tha
score of 10 to 4 on the Edgewood grounds.
Miss Edith Davis. of New York City, -
the guest of Miss Grace Thompson at hec
summer home at Thousand Island Park
At the Thousand Island House are regis-
tered from New York Mr.. and Mrs Fran
els White, Mrs. Frank Ellicott. Mr.. and
Mrs Alva Bradley. Mr.. and Mrs. H s.
Everett, A D. Abro, N Mooney, Mr. and
Mrs j. Nj. Palmer. Mr.. and Mrs j. Ca
Hulse and Edward c Cobb
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

by Miss NJ. II. Driscon, Miss Jessie NJ
Driscon, Miss Mae ClurIey. Miss Rose a
Murry, NJ. Cratley. L. C. Ohmacht. Miss
Edythe Lobb. Miss Olga F. Vail. Miss
Mary Nolan and Miss Stella z. Clark
Registrations at the River View include
Harry o. Lippold, Mrs. B. F. Davis. Miss
]. Theobald and Miss Laura NJ. Theobald,
all of New York
New York patrons of the Delaware House
include Mr.. and Mrs. G. Saxton, Miss May
L. Smith. Miss r. B. eTrotter. Harry N
Whiting, Edward Wells, E. L. Deering, T.
D. MacLeese, Charles Minter, Mr.. and Mrs
H. F. Palmer. Mrs. E. Wehrenkamp, Mrs
G. Hudtwalker. Mr.. and Mrs Anton
Rowan, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Knapp and
Walter FreGericks.
New Workers at the Central House are
r. N Knox, Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Cook. Mr.
and Mrs S. D. Cook Charles Hansman.
E r. Frost, jr., J. ". Frost. E. P Frost.
Foster Reynolds and ]. William Shulz-
Among those from New York at the For
rest House are Miss NJ. l.. Trainer. n John
Toote, jr, NJ. H. DeVoice, Miss Angela
Duffy, Miss Jewel Dempsey and Mrs
Henry 3. Otto. ,
w H Atwater, Mrs. A. L. Chrisrnan and
Robert Merritt are among the guests from
New York at the Mountain House.
Mrs Thomas Stewart. Miss Eleanore
Stewart, George L. Mcmahon, James
Joyce. Miss Marie E Short, Miss Clara NJ
Schneider, Mrs. E. Bennewitz. d. H Cor
don. Miss Virginia. Miss V. l.. Mcconnell,
Courtland Butler, James c. Butler, Miss
Y Marrow and A W Stockinger, all of
New York. are among the visitors at the
Cataract House.
The Rev A H MarkIand. of Elizabeth
n J., is enjoying Water Gap life at the
River Farm House, as are also Mr.. and
Mrs c. Amer. Mr.. and Mrs ]. Amer. Jr..
Mr.. and Mrs d. NJ. Stafford. Mrs NJ s.
Horton, Miss Ruth Moth and Miss Lillian
Sanford all of New York.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
DELAWARE WATER GAP.

Delaware Water Gap. Penn, Aug. 20
Baseball is one Of the prominent features
at the Water Gap House, and this week ali
athletic sports have taken a decided rise
in POPULARITY The river swarmed with the
guests Of this house, and moonlight parties
We're all the go.
Among the many guests at the Water
Gap House are Mr.. and Mrs. Estrada, OF
Madrid. Spain. who are spending their
honeymoon here. Progressive euchre was
the most popular card game this week, and
there was an abundance of it. Many hand
some prizes We're offered.
The Kittatinny has real love affair OF
more than usual interest. Mrs. J. H
Chambers, of No 200 West 9th street, New
York. arrived at the hotel about two weeks
ago Later Harry de Crook Robinson, a
broker of No. 25 Broad street, arrived
The engagement of the two was announced
by Mr. Robinson yesterday. He said that
their honeymoon would consist of a tour
OF the world after their marriage IN four
weeks
The baseball teams of the women of the
GIenwood, the Reds and Blues played
an interesting game this week. at which
the Blues came out ahead by the score
of l6 to 10.
The Cataract House Is one of the jolliest
houses in the Gap. a hay ride to Strouds-
burg and a big masquerade ball held on
Friday We're features of the week
The straw rides from the Castle Inn keep
the guests in turmoils of fun A mas
querade was the great attraction of the
week. Over a thousand persons were pres
ent-
The River View House has been the
scene of many pleasant social diversions
during the entire season. Dancing on Fri
day is one of the especial attractions which
the guests and their friends greatly enjoy
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
sTROUDSBURG.

Stroudsburg, Penn, Aug 20.-The next
hie event of the resort section of the
county will be the annual fair Of the Mon
roe County Agricultural Society 1t will
omen on Labor Day, with a big athletic
field event and two ball games Horse
races. auto races and motorcycle races
will! take place during the week The best
stock of the county will be exhibited
New Workers at the Churleigh Inn are
Richard Moss. jr.. Mr.. and Mrs o. j.
Macaulay, Florence Weeks. William Brand.
Miss f. Wefert, Arthur Weeks and Ralph
Weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. R Smith and family.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

This house has one of the best floors in the
county.
The guests of the Central House enjoyed
a straw ride TO Stroudsburg. a special
lecture also proved entertaining.
W. NJ. Whitney, a banker of New York.
is visiting the Rev DR.. Heischman. also of
New York, at the Water Gap House.
Professor a. A Buejring, one of the in
structors in Columbia, is staying at the
Water Gap House
Other New Workers at the Water Gap
House are Mrs P F. Slater Miss NJ.
Dunno, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, c. Hall, W,
c. Stringer. Edward Boone. John Morgan,
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

White Mountains. y Il, Aug. 20.-This
the gayest week Of the season thus far
Il the White Mountains, when every one
Is working overtime and all the beauty
teep O. June and July has given excuse
Tor burning the midnight oil this month,
When social and athletic events follow Cne
smother in such a swiftly moving pano-
nIna- one may sit on the veranda OF one
u tie large hotels and. half closing his
eyes imagine that ne is watching a NOV
lns picture show as hundreds Of smart
looking people dash by with golf clubs,
iehnls raokets. motor cars and saddlers.
There is much activity at Maplewood,
NAef7 among the weeks diversions were
t=ilAs tournament and a sunlight dance
lo1 children on Monday. also d baseball
eeaae between Maplewood and Bethlehem;
-Uesoay continuation of the tennis and
-olT-oali amateur and professional golf
-iAefnenr each having d side; Wednes-
0es' the great tWenty-six hole professional
-'-'l-sInent, medal play. for the club
tN-@e. thursday following, more golf and
.si---s- golf ball at the Casino. and on
'f'oay golf team match between Maple
so'o ano. Sunset Hiu and a shoot in the
NJ = =. J. Moore is graufed with the
-'efest II e.ents. and on Saturday
-eaolcsp tournament, baseball game,
.-'lng contest and tag day" in honor
'ne L!t,ieton Hospital. which will re-
's tae funds. ana ending win grand
7seIerado bah in The Casino.
-ie soclal lie a. the Prohle House. in
i4ieonia Notch. IS unusually gay. The
'0siTe' cottage set there, with their
--1-,1s. nave IlieG Inc hotel 10 overflow
= General ard Mrs ". y p DaTrow.
eIe leaders IN the social life. gave
saturday al the Profile Golf Club one
;, @.e Jolly picnics which are features OF
d''= Among those present Were the
i-e'~iln Batchsllers. Alfred Batchellers,
1A cornells, Martin J keoghs, the
''sS "a Jacksons. Charles Stuart Smiths,
= d. Iwcmt!ys. George Roe Lockwoods,
- eFd Mrs c. Z. Atwood. Mr. and Mrs.
Irs i. + Smith Mr.. and Mrs,
o.. - IppTin. Harold Tanpin- the Misses
soOa' DT. and Hrs Raynham Towns
- Governor Draper, Mrs. Draper,
- j. and Dorothy Draper. the Misses
A,T, AeI anc Mrs. Henry .. Emmett. The
A King. Miss Ruth White, the Misses
60 and many others of the Prof!e's
i'e s,,,.e set Mrs Eben Draper always
~ y, cup for Pronle Golf, and Is also
u. s"g oi ,he cups awarded as prizes IN
week at tue ifo''!s '''i-
d., jenkins. Of Baltimore, gave
b ysrI'. Oh Saturday in honor of Michael
TO-, arc party. who notored over
lie Mount Washington Hotel. st
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

Miss Louise Davenport, \. A. McManus,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jacobson, n. A.
Fitch, Alfred l.. Lesser, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Conoyer and Miss Lillian Ruth
Conoter.
The Kittatinny is entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. ThalwitZer, Miss J. Harrison, Miss
NJ. Harrison, J. H. Harrison, ]. g. Bos-
took, Miss Mary Z. Harrison, Miss Mary
Mccoy, Miss May Mccoy. G. II. Schultz.
L. E Strauss Mrs. E. V. Mills. i. II.
Brown. Miss S. Mildred Strauss. Miss Rosa
Sunderland, Miss Z. Herts, Miss Jessie
Wallace c. l. Sophie, c L. Finks, Mr..
and Mrs. John Quinby, Miss S. F. Ran
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

z-,,,.7- f,ocono Penn. Aug. 20.-Thls
-. basn one Of the Iiveliest weeks Of the
season The vast thronCs of coming ana
5ay,ar-51e guests give the Lackawanna
Pef1roa5 nlertv Of traffic here. and all the
,,-,ae+s sneak favorably Of the road Ten
mis- and baseball have proved popular out
soor sports. as well as boating and fish
inr Socials and dances are endless in
number
Tba Nontaresea has done great bust
ness all this month. a concert for the
benefr Of the Monroe County Hospital
b-ougnt 2 large sum to the treasury
Nguv contributions Were made by wealthy
guests.
4 party. followed by a big dinner, was
.r.ven for Miss Grace ZUino, Of New York
W the proprietor and guests of the ont
Tood.
Bowling Is leading feature OF the
Fairview House Fairview recently de-
A feated Pocono Manor in a tournament
lTbe rainy DAYS Of the beginning Of the
A.-eez brought out the bowlers
The Pocono Mountain House was the
scene Of a large barn dance on Wednes-
dav L Was one OF the largest dances or
The kind ever held there. Many favors
were distributed to The participants in the
german.
New Workers at the Montanesca are Miss
n / Porter. Miss L Nitting. Mrs H H
Hoole. Mrs. a s. Chesman. Mr.. and Mrs
u J. Hamilton. Mrs. c. X Ron. Miss
Nora Crowley Miss Emily Madden, Miss
Louise J. Madden, H. II. Severns, A A
Braxs. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. LARA and
Mrs. J A Aling-
Among those from New York at the
Mount Pleasant House are Miss Nellie
Harrison. Mrs. Scott. Miss DUgann, DR.
ana Mrs W & Winckan Miss Katharine
Connor. Miss Jane Jordon Miss Fannie NJ
Sagnes, D. VI. Bride. Miss Florence Wei
cher. Miss Shirley. Miss Talinlan. Miss w.
s Crowley. the Misses ". J. and l. j
Madden. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A Van Bonnel
H s Van Bounel and Miss Louise P. Buns
lack
Al the Pocono Mountain House are c D
Eaton. Mr.. Gross, @. de Poll, Miss Marta
obergefell. Mr.. and Mrs. E. J Sifford, ".
J Docher, Alexander Suide, n. A Suide,
Miss Kathryn Brooks, De Witt Smith, Mrs.
Thomas r. A Hall and J. Rooss Smith,
al Of New York
New Workers at the Ontwood are Fred
erick Oppenheimer, Miss Dorothy Barrow.
Miss H. J. Barrow. Mrs. c A. Barrow.
Mrs J. r Rutter Mr. and Mrs. L. H.
Hough. 2. Z. Severns and Frank a Zu-
nino
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

doiph and J. A. Friel. of New York
William II. Dodd. Mr.. and Mrs. L. B.
Blood. James Burke. Mrs. J. c. Hitchcock.
William Jordan, F. NJ. Bray, Miss A.
Walsh. H Walsh, Charles L. link and
Miss Irma E. Schneidenback of New York,
are at the Glenwood.
DR. Leopold Harris. Charles E. Gratz,
Mr.. and Mrs. A E. Reichler, Joseph
Helms, Mrs. L. Boesch. Miss E. Boesch.
George F. Wagner. J. b. Thukens, Mr..
and Mrs. H. Rice and Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Fred Steele. all of New York. are reg
istered at the Castle Inn.
New York is represented at the Bellevue
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

T E Vedder, z. J. Turner. z. Stefens ana
3 F. Spaulding. of Rutherford, y. J.. COM
pose an automobile party at the Highland
Inn
Mrs j. C Jorgenson. Miss Petia Jorgen~
son, Arthur Jorgenson. Miss D. L. Sage.
Miss EUgenia Sage, Miss Z Bunting. Miss
Loretta Ames. Mr.. and Mrs. H ". Becker
and Mrs. L. NJ Bunting. all Of New York,
are at The Penllyn-
New Workers who are registered at tho
various hotels in Stroudsburg are w ".
Barnes, Charles l. Dons, d. Higgs, Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Fletcher, Harry Croft.
Miss Cristabel Rutland, Miss May Smith.
II. r. Len1ley. Fred D Schatt, F. &. Doe.
J. J. Green and r y Baker
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
ERt6RCLiFF MANOR.

Briarc!in Manor, Aug 20-Mrs Henry O.
Sanford. Of New York, Is the guest OF her
parents, Alr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Low, at
the Lodge,
Mrs. j. Stuart White entertained friends
an dime. and bridge on Monday evening
in honor of her guest, Miss Marie c.
Young, Of Washington.
Among the weeks arrivals are Mr.. and
Mrs Theodore z. Leech. Mr.. and Mrs.
Georgc II. Smith, Mrs J. z. Carpenter,
Mt. and Mrs. I. L. Kirby, Miss Tiffany.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
FREAK TREASURY BILLS.

Despite the careful scrutiny given every
bill that leaves the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing. number Of freak notes
find their way into circulation from time to
time. Such a one was a note that once
came 10 the Sub-Trea .ury at n. York 1t
had the imprint Of a tWenty-dolar note on
one side and of a ten on the other But in
asmuch as the face showed the figure TWEEN
ty, $50 was the legal value OF the bill
In lnoSt ca the freak bills that have
escaped the vigilance of the bureaus Off
calls are national bank notes. which. like the
regular Treasury notes, are printed there.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
llIIIlEgI[!gISSHIk4lI8AI7|E1 l

Miss Pike, DR.. and Mrs, c. T Adam,
George ". Plum, F. p. Wilcox, New York;
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. S. Brow John A.
S. Brown. jr.. Mrs. George Bro. i, George
Estabrook Brown, Philadelphia; Judge and
Mrs. H L. Clearwater. Mrs. Van Dusen,
Kingston, n. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph P.
Howe, Stamford. Conn; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles T. Orvis and Mrs. J. T. Simmons.
Morristown, n. J.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

Late arrivals at the Fairview from New
York include a. S. Rodrin, Miss A. Wolfe
Miss Alice Y. harrington, w. f Berger,
Mrs. Frank Mott, Mrs. j S Maxwell, H
W Newbeck. Frank Hugh, NJ Haraslany
and T. H Lingsweiler.
Mrs. NJ. Lndhorn. Miss Mabel Lindhorn'
Miss Mary Medhurst, Miss Helen Rollins
Of Brooklyn: Mr.. and Mrs. J. b Wright
and child. Of Newark, n. j; Mr.. and Mrs.
2. c. Nichol X 4. Dunn, of New York;
Miss Bessie McGlinchey, OF Jersey City;
the Misses Doretta c. and =. Charlotte
Hilmer. OF Brooklyn. and Miss Mae Be
dell, of Newark, n. j, are among the pa
irons OF the E,lwin.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

AS intimated already, the face value is al
ways recognized when the freaks" come
to be cashed al any branch of the Treas
ury. The imprint on the back has no law
ful status whatsoever.
The notes are printed in sheets. Usually
there will be one twenty and two tens on a
sheet. They are printed one side at a time,
so it can readily be seen that the printer,
in turning over the sheet, might get it up
side down. and thus put a ten-dolar back
on the twenty-dollar note or twenty on
the back OF one of the tens--Harper' 5
Weekly.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

Nervous Lady ION her first ocean voy-
age)-And captain. what il the world would
you do If your crew suddenly n1utinied?
The Captain smilingly)-Simply write a
Help Wanted-Male'' ad-, and hand il tn
the wireless operator.-PuCk-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-11-02

w. D. Clarke of this city who Is
promoting the Sawyer townsite at
Sawyer, in the eastern part OF the
state, has returned from Tulsa, where
he made a contract with the Tulsa
Furniture company to move their fac
tory to Sawyer. This factory is one
of the largest In the state and Will
mean a great deal to a new town.
There are other manufacturing enter
pises at Sawyer, and, located as 1t
is, on the Kiamitia river with the ad-
vantage Of the deep water, this should
make one Of the best towns in the
state, there being no other large
towns near. Mr. Clarke has 4 num-
Der Of salesmen out and says that
lots in Sawyer are easily sold after
the people are shown the advantages
OF the location.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-11-02
TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
TO RENT PAYERS

We have now opened our offices In
the Smith-Fraley building, corner A
street and Second Ave, n. E., for the
purpose of dealing In real estate, rem
tails, loans and insurance. We have
some of the best old line companies
and will give fire insurance speciai
attention.
Property owners in town and out OF
town are cordially invited TO list their
properly with us. We know how to
sell and how to rent property. Our
years experience is yours for the
asking.
To the rent payer we have something
especially good to say. We have sew
eral good comfortable houses wnlcn
we will sell you at close prices and
on very easy terms. We ask you to
investigate and will take pleasure
In showing you.
List your wants with us. Whether
you want to buy or rent or sell.
THE FRALEY REAL ESTATE
AND INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Phone. 1888.