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solid ground stretching far out into the
ocean. 1t looks back at Cape May on
the northeast and back to the entrance
of the Delaware bay on the west. me
pure, bracing air comes over the coonng
waters from south, east and west, so that
all prevailing winds blow over the saie
water, keeping the point at an average
Of 20 degrees in the dog days"
Carlton House Is a fOur-story building,
situated at the extreme point Of the cape.
Accommodations are provided for 13O
guests.
Sea Grit.
best. The land is high. dry and fertile.
with trees and grass almost to the
oceans edge. There are no marshes or
swamps anywhere in the vicinity ana
very few mosquitoes.
Sea Grit itself is Countrywide place:
there is absolutely nothing OF the noise
and hubbub Of the excursion resort;
there are delightful walks and shady re-
treats among the trees: little farther
away the military camp. which In sum
mer is the scene Of much life, ana the
drills draw thousands of people by au-
tomobile. carriage: troiiey ana Tram ~
OF the hotels the Parker House Is buiit
directly on the shore and has an unoo-
structed and magnificent. view OF the
sea. A.,
oceans edge and around three sides runs
an enormous veranda. The hotel stands
on high land. and the bathing peach IN
front of the hotel Is in full view from all
windows and the veranda
The Beach House stands on high. cry
soil. on the very brink of one or the nm
est bathing beaches on the coast, with
four hundred feet of piazza overlooking
the ocean.
Ocean City.
No resort along the Atlantic ocean, it
is stated is better situated nor affords
better advantages for healthful and in
MIGRATING recreation than Ocean City.
It has one Of the finest and safest bath
ing beaches along the coast.
OF the hotels the Hotel Biscayne is To-
Gated upon Ocean avenue, between 9Th
and 9th streets. and is opposite Moorlyn
Terrace, commanding from its front. and
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ALLENHURST.
,ec,al Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
ALLENHURST, N. j., June "a. 1910
Among the recent arrivals at the Allen
hurst Clue are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Miles, Miss Lima Miles. Mr.. r. H. Miles
Mr. and Mrs. F. Gage, Miss Margaret
Gage, and Mrs. Edward A. Hardness Of
Washington.
At the Dunes are Mrs. r. c. Goode
and Miss e. J. Goode Of Washington.
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opposite Willard Hotel.
SUMMER TOURS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8. s. Lines. To
Europe. Special summer tours.
The Sunset Route. To California.
Baltimore and Ohio n. II. To the
Mountains and the West
Long Island r.. II. Easy access to the
Long Island resorts.
Grand Trunk Ry. To Muskoka, Tema-
gimi. Lake of Bays and all Canada.
Central r.. X. of New jersey. To the
Jersey Shore resorts.
Quebec 8. 8. Co. Summer Tours to
Bermuda and Quebec.
Ward Line. To Mexico and Cuba.
Porto Rico Line. To Porto Rico
Southern Pacific Steamers for New
Orleans.
Clyde Line. To Charleston and Jack
sonville.
Peninsular and Occidental s. s. Line.
To Cuba via Florida.
Boston and Maine H. II. To Shore
and Mountain Resorts of New Eng
land and Canada.
Maine s. s. Co. To all the Maine and
White Mountain Resorts.
Merchants and Miners s. $. Co. Bal
timore and Philadelphia to New
England.
r., F. and p. and Washington South
ern Rys. To Richmond and South.
Cunard 5. s. Line. To Europe.
Ericsson Line. Philadelphia to Balti-
more by inside route.
Mt. Vernon and Marshall Hall Steam
boat Co. On the Potomac.
Chesapeake s. s. Co. Baltimore to
Norfolk and Old Point.
Md, Del. and Va. r. r.. To the Sea-
shore resorts Of Maryland and Della
ware-by steamer Washington to
Baltimore.
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co. To ia
maica, Panama, Europe and Bermuda.
Norfolk and Washington $. s. Line.
To Old Point and Norfolk.
Old Dominion Line. To New York.
Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis
II. r. Baltimore to Annapolis and
Washington.
Washington, Alexandria and Mount
Vernon Ry. To Mount Vernon, Alex
andria and Arlington.
Arlington Transfer Co. Through Ar
lington.
Munson s. S. Line. To Cuba.
Chesapeake and Ohio Ry. To the Vir-
ginia Mountain Resorts.
Richelfeu and Ontario Navigation Co.
Down the st. Lawrence and up the
Saguenay rivers.
Lamport & Holt s. S. Line. To Brazil
and Argentina.
Red Cross Line. To Nova Scotia and
Newfoundland.
Santa Fe r.. X. To the Grand Canyon
and California.
Canadian Pacific Ry. To Banff and
the great Pacific Northwest.
Western Maryland II. r.. To the Blue
Ridge Resorts.
Pacific Coast Steam Nav. Co. To all
North Coast points from Los Ange-
les.
Colorado and Southern X. r.. To the
Mountain Resorts of Colorado.
Denver N. w. and Pacific II. r., the
picturesque Moffatt road.
Hudson River Day Line. Up the Hud-
son by daylight.
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TOURS AT HOME AND
ABROAD,

Thos. Cook & Son, 245 Broadway, New
York.
Boston.
Marster's Tours, 81 w. Goth ST., New
York.
Gillespie & klnsp0rt, 1 Madison ave-,
New york
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AL MARIE

Virginia ave-. near Beach. Atlantic City S
most modern homelike and leading moderate
rate hotel new throughout. 100 cool front rooms,
brass ename}ed beds absolute cleanliness; private
baths; elevators: 1000 # wide, cool porches
music: own farms and dairy: excellent table.
Attentive white service. Superior accommoda-
tions at special rates during July and to fam
fies. IS. $40. $3.50. SIS up weekly; $500 up
daily: Saturday To Monday. $3.50.
Illustrated booklet mailed. Tenth season.
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NEW JERSEY COAST.

Atlantic City.
The Traymore. The Shoreham
Hotel Dennis Phillips House.
Chalfonte Arlington.
Windsor. Inter Haven.
Hotel Carlton. Mrs. McCartaE-
The Monticello. private Board).
Albemarle Asbury Park, Nj.
AbSecon. Sunset Hall.
Galen Hall. Minot House.
Haddon Hall. st. George.
The New Clarion Chamberlin.
The Yarmouth. Lynnhaven.
Ocean Grove. Arlington Hotel.
Belmar. Atlantic Hotel.
Wildwood, N. J. Wildwood and Wild
wood Crest, founded by Baker Bros.
Good hotels. boardwalk and fine
beaches. Hotel Aetna
Reach Haven. Hotel Engleside.
Point Pleasant. The Carrollton. Pine
Buff Inn.
Normandie-by-the-Se Hotel Nor
Sea BRIGHT. The Octagon.
Pine Beach. Pine Beach Inn. Avon
by-the-Sea. Avon Inn.
Sea Girt. Parker House.
Browns Mfll-in-the-Plnes, n. j. The
White House.
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Breton Woods. The Mount Wash
fngton, the Mount Pleasant.
Dixville Notch. The Balsams.
Maplewoed. The Maplewood.
Profile. The New Profile House.
FraneOnia. Forest Hill Hotel.
BethIehem. The Uplands. Hillside Inn.
THE BEHKSHIRES.
Pittsneld. Mass. The Maplewood.
LenOx, Mass. Hotel Aspinwall.
MAINE.
RangeIey Lakes. Rangeley Lake
House.
Bethel. Prospect House.
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CatskiiI Evening Line. To Catskil
Mountains.
Peoples Line. To Albany, up the
Hudson by searchlight.
Citizens Line. To Troy, up the Hud.
son by searchlight.
CANADA.
Muskoka Lakes. Muskoka Lakes He.
tel and 100 others
Temagfmf and Lake OF Bays.
Niagara Falls. The Clifton.
HEALTH RESORTS.
Pine Hill Farm. Garrisons, N Y
The Glen Springs, Watkins. N. Y.
Mudlavia Hotel and Springs. Kramer.
Ind.
French Lick Springs, French LICK, Ind.
Grand View Sanitarium, Wernersville.
Pa.
weII-ViIIe Sanitarium. wellsville. n.
V
Robertson Sanitarium, Atlanta. Ga.
Galen Hall, Atlantic City, n. J.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Atlantic City.
\. j.
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Moral Failure.

From Puck
Freddier-What Is philanthropy, dad?
CobwigEer-Compromis with your
conscience for a few cents on the dollar.
my son.
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PENNSYLVANIA.


Delaware Water Gap, Water Gap
Dellawanna Inn.
StrOulsburg. Highland Inn.
Milford. Hotel Marguerite.
POcOna Mountains. The MontaneSca.
Dingman's Ferry. High Falls Hotel.
Buena Vista Springs. Buena Vista
Springs Hotel.
Eagles Mere. The Lakeside.
SwarthmOre. Strath Haven Inn.
Valley Forge. Washington Inn.
Glen Summit Springs. The Glen Sum-
NIT Springs Hotel.
Media. Colonial Hotel
Devon. Devon Inn.
Philadelphia. The Rittenhouse.
MARYLAND.
Ocean City. Atlantic. Seaside, the
Braddock Heights. Hotel Braddock.
Texas. Montrose Farm.
Mountain Lake Park. Hotel Chau-
Oakland. Bosley House.
Betterton. Hotel Rigbie, Chesapeake
Hotel.
VIRGINIA.
Old Point Comfort. Hotel Chamber
lin.
Newport News. The Warwick.
SHSinla beacH' OoeaH "o'S W.
Norfolk. The Monticello The Vic
toria.
Luray. Mansion Inn.
williamsburg. Colonial Inn.
Winchester. Winchester Inn.
Hot Springs. The Homestead. Hotel
Alphin. Midway Inn.
Natural Bridge. Hotels.
Goshen. Hotel Allegheny.
Richmond. The Jefferson, the Guer-
rant.
Staunton. The Virginia Beverly.
TO THE WEST.
Cleveland, Ohio. Hollenden Hotel.
Chicago. Chicago Beach Hotel, Lex
ington Hotel.
st. Louis. Hotel Marquette.
Denver. Hotel Albany, Hotel Stan
dish
Colorado Springs. The Antlers.
Portland, Ore. New Perkins Hotel.
San Francisco. Hotel ST. Francis.
Los Angeles. The Angelus. Hotel
Van Mugs, the Lankershim. the
Westminster. Hotel Melrose. Home
like hotels in the residential section
are Hotel Westmore. Ingraham,
Woodward, Leighton. Westlake.
Venice, the delightful seaside resort
near Los Angeles.
Long Beach, and the beautiful new
Hotel Virginia. by the sea.
Santa Catalina Island. No one should
leave Los Angeles and miss seeing
Santa Catalina.
Pacific Electric Ry., Los Angeles and
RodOndO Ry. and Los Angeles Pacific
Ry. for delightful trolley tours in
vicinity of Los Angeles.
Arrowhead Hot Springs. Delightfully."-
situated in the mountains near San
BernardinO.
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INTERIOR NEW ENGLAND.

INTERIOR NEW ENGLAND.
Lake Sunapee, N. HI. Hotel Granli-
den, Ben Mere Inn, Soo-Nipi Park
Lodge.
Hanover, n. H. Hanover Inn.
WalpOle, N. HI. Walpole Inn.
Lake Winnipesaukee, N. H. Hotel
Weirs. Aquedoktan House.
Northampton, Mass. Plymouth Inn.
SpringneRd, Mass. Cooley's Hotel.
BOSTON.
Hotel Brunswick. Hotel Puritan.
The Westminster Hotel Vendome.
Castle Square Hotel.
NEW YORK STATE.
Saratoga Springs. Beautiful drives;
broad. shady streets.
Lake George. The Marion. Hotel
Uncas.
Albany. Hotel Ten Eyck. stanwix
Niagara Falls. International Hotel
Cataract House.
Watkins Glen. The Glen Springs.
BriarcliH Manor. Briarcliff Lodge.
social resort of America. Hotel
Warwick. Red Swan Inn.
thousand Islands. Thousand Island
House. New Wellesley Hotel.
ADIR0NDACKS.
Paul Smiths. Paul Smiths Hotel.
Lake Placid. Stevens House.
LONG ISLAND.
EdEemere. Edgemere Club.
Massapequa. MassapeQua Hotel.
PatohOgue. Patchogue Inn.
Buffalo. Hotel Broeze1 Hotel Tou-
raine. Hotel Statler.
STATEN ISLAND.
Huguenot. Terra Marine Inn.
NEW YORK CITY.
Hotel Belmont, 42d st. and 4th ave-,
opp. Grand Central.
Hotel Pierrepont, S2d st. near Broad
way.
Hotel Martinique. Broadway, s2d and
33d SITS.
Hotel St Denis, Broadway and 18th st.
Hotel Woodward, Broadway and 55th
Hotel Cumberland, Broadway and
54th st.
The Endicott. Columbus ave- and S1st
The Albert, University place and 18th
The Grand. Broadway and 31st ST.
Hotel Flanders, 1876 w. 47th st.
SPENCER SYSTEM OF HOUSES.
American plan-505 w. 143d st. and
1873 w. seth st.
The Misses Pitzer. $50. f. 37th st.
John c. Leach. 1923 w. S0th st.
The Pontiac. 8 Lexington ave.
APARTMENTS.
Mrs. L. Farthing, 101 w. Saith st.
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fisk MIR. Foster

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were mos m
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fisk MIR. Foster
He Probably Knows.

some of the best opportunities for yacht
ing on the Maine coast.
The Cloyester is large boarding house
on the very edge Of the Atlantic. The
view is a constantly changing panorama,
as all shipping which enters and leaves
Portland harbOr passes by.
At the Ottawa and its cottages, which
overlook the ocean and Portland harbor,
the attractions include tennis. croouet.
bowling. billiards and bathing. For fish
ermen the waters of CaSco bay cam OF be
surpassed, and the fish stories told by the
Ottawa's guests have the added charm OF
being true.
Girls Camp on Belgrade Lakes.
Camp Abena, on Belgrade lakes, is a
summer camp for girls. With tennis.
basket ball. golf, swimming aid canoe
ing as recreations are united such en-
ployment as basket and rug weaving.
bookbinding, photography and ether
handicrafts conducted by proficient teach
ers. Nature study classes will be or
ganized this year, and there Is well
selected village library open to each
member of the camp Miss Hortense
Hersom of Sidwells Friends School, this
city, is the principal
Mountain View House, in Camden. COM
mands splendid views of mountains.
islands and the harbor. The drives in
the vicinity are picturesque and the row.
ing and yacht sailing are enjoyed by
tourists.
The Lake Auburn House overlooks the
lake and commands a grand sweep of
country. Fishing and yachting are
among the amusements. 1t is five miles
from Auburn and is reached by stage.
The Maine Vacation House, at Kent's
Hill, is under the auspices Of the Maine
Wesleyan Seminary. Nearby lakes put
bathing. boating and fishing within reach.
while the country around offers many
ideal spots for those who prefer camping
to rooming in the buildings of the home.
A large farm furnishes fresh vegetables
and other produce.
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The HaIlett House
At Blue Point, Long Island.

Admirably situated. overlooking the great
acres Of ground: tennis; croouet and base bali; 40
well ventilated sleeping rooms; all modern con-
veniences: electric light: season opened June 20
Write for booklets: terms reasonable.
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RALEIGH.

st. Charles place and the Beach; POO large, airy
outside rooms; ocean view; private baths, ele-
yator. library. etc. Large porches facing the
ocean. Cuisine and service famed for their ex-
reilence- Special July rates. Booklet. Electric
bus meets trains 4. j. DYNES.
je26-Suit2i
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Famous Beach of Old Orchard.

Old Orchard needs no reminder of it's
country-famous beach. Among it's first
class smaller hotels. the Everett has
achieved a reputation for quiet elegance
and for such amusements as deep-sea
fishing, bathing. driving and evening hops.
The Cape Shore Of Portland offers un-
surpassed marine views. salt breezes from
the ocean, invigorating sea bathing and
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CHAPMAN Manor and Mountain House

Both houses built OF stone: highest point on the
Western Maryland railroad two hours from Bal
tIIaore: open all the year. Address JOHN w.
WEIGH, above. or at the Newell 9 St
NV. Washington. d. c. Newly furnished; supe.
rios table: comfortable and homelike; under same
mana
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WHITE MOUNTAINS.

Free Information at Mr. Fosters Information Offices.
Washington. 500 14th St, Pennsylvania Avenue.
Philadelphia in Acker Quality Shop 12t and Chestnut SITS
York. Faron Building Arcade Broadway and 5 Avenue
23d Street.
Atlantic City in Acker's 1923 Boardwalk
white Mts) NJ H. in Hotel Mount Washington
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LAND OF THE SKY.
Asheville, n. c. The Manor.
Try0n, N. G.. The Mimosa.
WaynesyiIle, n. c. The Gordon.
THE SOUTH.
Charleston, 8. c. Hotel St. John.
Savannah, Ca. The New Pulaski.
Austell, Ga. (near Atlanta), Hiawatha
Inn.
Jacksonville, Fla. Hotel Seminole.
New Orleans. New St Charles Hotel.
Chattanooga. Hotel Patten.
TEXAS AND MEXICO.
San Antonio, Tex. The st. Anthony.
Mexico City. Hotel de Geneve.
CUBA.
Havana. Hotel Seville, Hotel Pasaje.
Hotel Plaza.
JAMAICA.
Kingston. The Manor House, the
Grenville.
Montego Bay. Spring Hill Hotel.
WASHINGTON.
The Shoreham. Ardmore Hotel.
The Driscoll. The Ebbitt House.
The st. James. The F'redonia.
National Hotel. The Hamilton.
The Buckingham. The New Varnum.
Riggs House. The Gordon.
The Lincoln. The Dewey.
Metropolitan. Hotel Harris.
The Toronto Pension.
Cutler House, 1905 18th st. NV.
Chetwoode Terrace, Iowa Circle.
Mrs. Shafer, 1910 NJ st. NV.
The Altoona, sos 18th st. NV.
Wilson's Cafe, Gil 18th st. NV.
Crown Lunch Room, $40 18th n. w.
Wallis Cafe, Gil 18th st. NV.
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THE TRAVELLERS
CHEQUES.

Issued by the American Bankers AS
ISOLATION, Wall ST.. New York, at
ford the most convenient means for
carrying funds. Cashed by all banks.
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GOOD SCHOOLS WHICH ARE
RECOMMENDED BY
MR.. FOSTER.
WASHINGTON.

Chevy Chase College and Seminary
for Young Women, Chevy Chase.
National Cathedral School for DOya
Mt. st. Alban.
st. Mary's Academy for Girls, Leonard
town, Md 2212 1st st. NV.
Academy of the Holy Cross for Girls,
1872 Mass. ave. NV
Miss Lewin's School for Girls, 1900
Wyoming ave.
DraughOn's Business College, 1917 N.
Y. ave. NV.
Mt. st. Agnes College for girls, Mt.
Washington Md
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Chestnut Hill Academy for Boys,
Chestnut HILL near Philadelphia.
Armitage School for Girls, Wayne.
Pa.
Miss Anable's School for Girls, 1850
Pine St, Philadelphia.
Phillips Brooks school for Boys, 422<
Baltimore ave-, Philadelphia.
Academy of the Holy Child for Girls,
39th and Chestnut sts., Philadelphia.
NEW ENGLAND.
Lasell Seminary for Women, Auburn
dale, Mass.
Commonwealth Avenue school for
Young Ladies', 324 Commonwealth
ave-, Boston.
De Meritte School for Boys, Bis Boyl-
ston ST., Boston
NEW YORK.
Berkeley School for Boys, 27O W. 7.d
st.
Miss Finch's City and Country schools
for Girls. 81 Z. nth ST., New York,
and Mt. Kisco. n. Y.
COmstock school for Girls Miss Lydia
Day., 81 w. 46th St. New York.
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Edgemere. Edgemere Club.
Massapequa. MassapeQua Hotel.
Pat0hOgue. Patchogue Inn.
Buffalo. Hotel Broeze1. Hotel Tou-
raine. Hotel Statler
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ADIRONDACKS.
LONG ISLAND

Paul Smiths. Paul Smiths Hotel
Lake Placid. Stevens House.
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from It's bedroom windows, fine views of
the sea.
The new Hotel Normandie has 300
rooms, fresh and sea water in 100 bath
rooms, cafes and public rooms, and is
equipped with it's own electric light, ice
and artesian water plants.
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Cape May Point. the only spot on the
Atlantic coast where the sun can be
viewed rising out Of and setting in the
water, is situated on a tongue of high,
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TIE PASTlME.

The Eas-me's super programs Of
re greatest moving pictures ever
shown resumed their normal condi-
ton last night, after a Slight iarer-
ruption on Monday night. caused by
an unhappy circumstance. The pic
lures for tonight are great. and will
consist cf the great feature film,
comis Western picture Everybody
likes western pictures and this one
viii prove one of the best eyersean
al the Pastime. which is saying some
out Of the Past" a beautiful rom
ance, as only the superb Vitaeraph
Company can put out. A great treat
Watch The News of next Sunday
morning for one of the most genera
Gus actions chat have ever been I'M
dertaken by a moving picture theatre
This announcement is going to carry
joy to hearts of many.
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Work "a Hours A Day.

The busiest little things ever made
are DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Every
pill is a sugar-coated globule of
health, that changes weakness into
strength, langour into energy. brain
fag into mental power; curing Con
situation, Headache. Chills, Dyspe7-
STA, Malaria. 25c at Roses Drug
Store.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-05-14
SHORTER CHAPEL NOTES.

Shorter chapels great $4,000 rally
will be held Sunday, at which time
the above amount is expected to be
placed upon the financial tables of the
church Let there be no ringing OF
any bacink bells upon the part of
the members of the church.
Sunday Services.
Bishop A. Grant, d. D. will preach
at IL a. m. and D. m.
The s. S. children will rally their
forces at 10 a. m.
Rev. A. E. Reynolds will preach at
8 D. M, after which the captains and
lieutenants will report.
The city pastors and their congre-
cations have been especially invited
and expected to be present and re-
enforce us at the afternoon service.
The district conference, S. S. con-
vention, Allen c. e. League and the
The Colorado statesman., 1910-05-14

The Presbyterian year has opened
accessions being registered. The fl
nance is in healthy condition. Mr.. J.
ID. Wiley, recent addition, has been
appointed assistant secretary to the
trustees. He will be inducted into of.
flee the first Sunday In June.
The prayers of all Christians and
good wishes of the public are solicited
by the pastor and congregation OF
this church.
If you are without a church home
COME, WE CAN HELP YOU"
If you are looking for church work
COME, YOU CAN HELP U.s."
The Colorado statesman., 1910-05-14
SCOTT'S CHAPEL NOTES.

Miss Annie NJ. Cox. who has been
attending the Denver university for
for the past eight months, will spend
few weeks in st. Louis, Mo-, visit
ing relatives. Miss Cox will graduate
from the college department on May
26. She will teach in the State of
Oklahoma next year.
Mr.. ]. d. Rice made good last Sun
day evening in delivering a well pre-
pared sermon. Mr.. Rices popularity
was shown by the large audience OF
friends and associates who gathered
to hear his initial sermon.
The laughing contest will take place
Monday evening. Prizes will be
awarded. You are invited to attend.
Mrs. Bobo is working hard to clear
the parsonage of debt.
The pastor will preach both morn
ing and evening Sunday. The topic
for Sunday will be THE Christian
New Creature" and at night he will
deliver strong temperance sermon.
Mrs. Carrie Jackson of Nashville,
Tennessee has decided to cast her
membership with SCOTS. Mr.. G. w.
Anderson let the Sunday class.
Mrs. Emma Anderson made the
church present of a new pulpit cover
last week, which was much needed.
Mrs. Anderson is a lover of beautiful
flowers and brings them to the church
to grace the pulpit.
Glass No. 9 led in the collection last
Wednesday night. Mrs. Bobo is gain
ing the ground that her class lost dur
ing her absence.
Miss Erma Anderson read quite
mastery paper on Opportunity" in
the Epworth League last Sunday even
ing. The league enjoyed the present
of a large and enthusiastic attendance.
Mr.. F. D. Mcpherson and Mr.. Corne-
lius Rice will lead the meeting next
Sunday. This is a special apportun-
ity for the young people of the city
to develop along moral and intel
lectual lines. The league opens at
1880 p. m.
Mrs. Dora E. Wallace read very
interesting paper before the Woman S
Home Missionary society of the Colo
RADIO conference a short while ago.
She has been besieged by the many
branches of the w. H. M. society to
read papers ON the work of the women
in the south.
Mrs. Edna Collier has been confined
to her home during the past week be-
cause of threatening ptomaine poison
ing. She is out again.
DR.. s. j. Wilson delivered splen-
did temperance sermon last Sunday
morning to a very appreciative audi
ence. Rev. o. A. Rheinhart of the
Sunshine Mission was present and
spoke upon the DRY Movement A
collection was taken for the same.
The members and friends at both
morning and evening service respond
ed very literally.
DR.. S. w. CroStwait was a proml-
nent visitor Sunday morning. We in
vite the doctor 10 come again.
The Ladies' Aid society had large
attendance last Thursday afternoon.
DIR. Crostwait and Mrs. ]. d. Rice ad-
dressed the ladies. Mrs. Mcpherson
and Mrs. Evans served the happy COM
pany to the delight of the season All
went away happy.