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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-11-15

We are now reap'nG some OF
the disadvantages Of the Monroe
Doctrine. The doctr;ue will last
just as long as Uncle Sam is big
enough aud strong eno"gh to
maintain it.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-11-15
TlMEs-DEMocRT WILL STILL GO ON.

From Lake Charles American Press.)
| The following which appeared
at the head OF the amusement col.
umn of the New Orleans Times.
Democrat Saturday will be inter
esiing in Lake Charles, where all
the amusement enterprises are in
the hands Of one Of the parties to
the correspondence;
The presentation simultaneous
ly oftwo motion picture plays Of
OF the plays ofthe Last Days of
Pompei', - one ut the GrernwaIl
the alter and the other at the tn o
,heater. prompted the Tim.'--
Democrat TO give the public fair
judgment Of the merits Of the tive
pictures in comparison. Instead
OF printing the usual press agent
notices, a man was sent to both
theaters to write a fair criticism
of each picture, ON its own merits,
while the comparison vas mad.
in short lead to the daily dra-
matte column. The Pasquali
picture at the Tudos theater suf-
fered in this comparison. Friday
the following letter was received
by the Times Democrat, accom-.
by two checks and IA clipping from
the morning paper, containing
the comparative criticism:
''Nov. Z, 1918.
''Times-Democrat Pu shing
Company, City.
"Gentlemen: --EnclOsed here
with IL our chec. for S125. 90, in
payment OF our September and
October account.
dating from to.iay. you will
please discontinue our All, aiso
delivery Of your paper to tile
writer's home, No. l Dunleiti. !
Court.
''Please let us havs statement,
OF our account up to date, that
we might make settlement in iulI. |
Yours very truly,
Josiah PIECE & Sons.
-. L. PEARcE'
To which the following reply
was made:
"Nov. 7, 1913.
Messrs. Josiah Pearce d. SONS
Ola Canal street, New Orleans:
Dear Sirs:-I beg to acknowI.
sdge receipt of your favor of the
lth Inst, enclosing checks tor
1922 AM $40 respectively =,
As requested. Ienclose statement
If your account " date.
'As your letter ID accompa.
lied ny clipping from The lines
Democrat of tnls morning, Linier
nat the sloppuge of your auver.
IsiDg Is CAUSED ny adverse crIll.
'ism Of 'Ths Last Days of Porn.
'eii' pictures exhibited ut the
'udor lheater. Ii this be- the
ase. there Is nothing more "
ay, AZ no amount Of advertising.
rom any source. will ever be-
to control our editorial.
ramallc or news column.
Yours truly, O
ASHTON Phelps, Il
President.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-11-15
LOST OR MiSLAID.

One T'romissory not, dated Monroe,
La, Nov. 18Th, 1919, due sixty days
after, drawn BY joel l.. Johnson 10 favor
of Lamkin &c Mil!saps or oder for tho
sum Of Five Hundred dollars, with
per cent interest from maturity. ad
STIMULATING 10 Pc cent attorney lees
in case the note is placed in tie hanos
of an attorney for co eciion, endorsed
in blank, Lami,ia & Mi!saps aud +. l.
Lamkin.
This note is the property Of the banA
OF Monroe (said bank being now ~
Liquidation, and all persons are warns1
not le trade for said note.
HENRY CARTER,
SIG. MARKS
D. A. BREARD,
Li9uidators OF lie Baak Vi Aobi0''
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-11-15

We have the anomaly Of the
newspaper editor discussing
money and finances. He is get-
ting in unknown fields and q
certain to loose his bearings.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-11-15

Top.notch prices for your cot
ton. Liberal advances on ship-
ments. Ship yours to Abston
Wyme & Co., Cotton Factors,
Ne mphis, Tenn.-AdY. noyS
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-11-15

If the administration can snc-
&c ed in inducing the financiers
OF the world to cut off Huerta 8
Inc ney suppus, it will be most
no vel and effective system of
"; Tfare. The scheme may work
a revolution in tactics.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-11-15

Secretary of Navy Daniels has
has asked for all appropriation Of
one million dollars for the New
Orleans Dock Yards. If the
plans of the secretary are carried
out, New Orleans will have one
of the greatest yards in America
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-11-15
SIMmary.

1t will thus be seen that it in
unlawful, at any season, to kill
any game or insectivorous birds
between sunset and sunrise; or
to kill any Insec,,vorous bird, as
tefined above. at any time.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-11-15

Card PARTY at Waysisie,
Nov. IS. Admission sec.
Don't miss it!
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-11-15
THE NATIONAL GAME LAW.

b TIE NAIlUNAL GAME LAM
We are indebted to the courtesy
of Hon. Walter Elder, Membe
OF Congress from this District TO
a copy Of a government pamphle
containing the laws and regula
tons for protection Of migratory
birds, approved by Presiden
| Wilson of October 1, 1918, ex
tracts from which applicable to
to Louisiana, we publish below
Violations of these regulations
by shooting or by any device kill
ing, seizing or capturing migra
tory birds within the protection
of this law during closed seasons
are declared TO be misdemeanors
and make the offender liable to a
fine of not more than 500 90 or
imprisonment for not more than
80 days or both, in the discretion
Of the court.
Regulations Tor the Protection Of HiSra-
tory Birds.
All wild geese. wild swans,
brant, wild ducks. snipe, plover,
woodcock. rail, wild pigeons.
and other migratory game and
insectivorou birds which i'm their
northern All i southern migrations
pass throu ,h or do not remain
permanently the entire year with
in the borders of any State or
Territory, shall hereafter be
deemed to lie within the custody
and prote c'.ion OF the Government
of the Ur lied States.
For the PUT oSe Of these Regulation the
following Sht Il be Considered Migratory
Game Birds
Waterfo vi. including brant.
wild duck 3, geese and swans
Cranes. j ncluding little brown,
sandhill, and whooping cranes.
Rails, inc luding coots. gallinules
and sora or other rails. Shore
birds, inc 'luding avocets, curl.ws,
dowitche RS. godwits, knots. oys.
ter catci .ers, pha!aropes, plover,
ers, snipe. stills, surf
birds, urnstones. wilIet, wood
cock " nd yellow legs. Pigeons,
inclu' sndoves aud wild pigeons. |
IEeGtlVOTuS Migratory Birds.
Bol.olinks. catbirds.. chicka-
dees, ouckoos. flickers. flycatch.
err, Tosbeaks, humming birds,
kingtsts, martins. medow.larks.
bull cats. nuthatches, robins
oriole 8, shrikes, swallows, swifts.
tanag ers, titmioe. shrushes,
vireos, warblsrs, waxwings, whip
poorw1ls, woodpeckers and
wrens.
Closed Seasons.
A daily closed season on all
game and insectivorous
birds shall extend from sunset to
|,
a closed season on migratory
insectivorous birds shall continue
to December. 81. 1913, and each
year thereafter shall begin jam.
Try /, and continue Lo December.
81.
a closed season shall continue
IN il September 1. 1918, on the
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-11-15

Don't forget "PoIIy of
the Clrct,s'' Monday.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-11-15

once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-12
VACATION TRIPS
To OUQOQc

via Halifax, y. s., most delightful cruise OF
1000 miles Magnificent scenery; Gut OF
Canso Northumberland strait cur anu
River st Lawrence and far-famed sagnenay
Uiver g trinidad from New YORK
.JuIy 18Th, Aug. ID 18th. From Quebec
Iuiv 9th Aug. 9Th, I'd.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.

Female.
HoUs1YoRK--Nea strictly temperate MI NIL.
an. eight years in last place; W. iion.nG
good cook and lAUndrsss, country. Can TWIN
Agency. n West llth 81 --~--7-
LADY's MAID-Freneh; thoroughly eppeceI
enced packer. traveller hslrdresser .nidsrs.
speaks French, Italian. English excelen DO -,
erenccs l. Miss I1tu,itrald'E Bureau oVo ''i'
ave. entrance 42d St ------1--.--777-
,sls. infant tom birth. underrtan Is all focs1s,
20 10 any city: excellent references y, MISS
FjtzGeraid'g Bureau sos 9th ave. ehHa"oe
42d 81 ------------
1TTRsT. a ,STcsn VoInsn; FOR child; two
years refeences. Cody, 3i7 West SIth ST.
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sToPAGE NOTICES.

LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY. 40. 10 and ~ West Gath st-Io
Mrs r. j. Austin, Edgar Bronx, Miss Edltn
Lake or Edith l.. Bernhard and Compartment
Conn any Ambrote Petry. Mrs. c.. 7. Swa-
sy H. Mrs W De Voc. ". 4. Lawson MIS-
Helen u. Loss. A. g. n. Gaibreth. Miss 9. VI.
Johnson Mrs Nellie Van Wormer. r. a.
Thompson c. n. Cade. r. ". Roberts l.
sel. Henry Peck Fly, Mrs. r. Cosgroye. MIS-.
(. Frost estate Of Mrs. +. Harries and DIT
William r. Haries l.. g. r. Killian. Catherine
" ANGEL Mrs n. l.. Rvette. Jno. II. ).
Hsines. Mrs. Ethel G. Montgomery. Mrs. ia
y, Lawrence. Mrs II. L. Collins, william u
Psrmslee: You and each Of you are hereby
to,htd that the time for the payment OF our
hen upon the property hereinafter described
having expired after due notice thereon had
lsen giSen to you. We will cause such property
10 wit household goods and merchandise
t,oFed by you or In your name in The ware
house o. the company. 10 be sold at pubic
auction, according % the statute In such case
made and provided, az the auction rooms OF
W Z FLATTAU & SONS, southeast corner
lGhS< and University Place. y. y. City, com
nencing Tuesday July 22. 1913. al 1O:do
a n, and continuing on every Tuesday ana
Wednesday thereafter. a the same place and
sosr, until all the goods nave been sold. LIE
kkIY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE COM
>fANf. 43, As ana A. West cath 81.
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sgaLEp BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
tss Board Of Water supply. at its oftces,
,.rsrtb aoor. 165 Broadway. New York, until
N OF Tuesday, July 80. 1913. for Con-
rsct III. for the construction Of FIVE Gomez etc
stone and brick SCPERSIRUCIUhE S Tor
.irSon chambers Each OF the buildings will
y APPROXIMATELY 80 feet by 80 feet by so feet.
The substructutes or foundations OF these
brild,ngs have been built and the City will
s5rnish and erect the tile roof for the build
ipss The work is located IN the town OF
G'esnhurg and the city Of Yonkers, Westches-
tsf county. New York.
Al the above place and time the bids will be
spgblcly opened and read. Pamphlets contain
ing information for bidders and contract draw
lnFs can be obtained at the above address ty
5eooyiting the sum OF ten dollars tSlOD for
each pamphlet For further particulars see
Information for Bidders
CHARLES STRAUSS. President.
CHARLES y CHADWICK,
JOHN +. CALVIN,
Commissioners u the Board Of water supply.
JOSEPH r. MORRGssEY. secretary.
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PROPOSALS.

;FITEp BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED, BY
- posrd Of Water supply. at its ofilces.
wy soor. l65 Broadway. New York, until
:" NJ on Tuesday. August ., 1913, Tor
co,irast III for the construction Of SEVEN
sS3yetpsrIsRSTRUCTURES along the line OF cats
~ f i.,Se5nct The buildings are 70 be Of brick
-. assoncrete-stone trimmings The largest rs
~ t.st 6y AZ feet by 80 feet and the smallest
:, - n, 10 feet by is feet. The substruct-
:. ~ foundations of these buildings have
s.sr built and The City will furnish . and erect
y, ~ ,ls roof for all the buildings. The work
!, W ,e s In the towns Of Marbletown and
s.- rsI Ulster County. and New Windsor
S-srrs Cousty. New York.
A. Inc above place ana time the bids will be
,rbiielv oDenfd and read. Pamphlets contain
r. information for bidders and pamphlets OF
. =, drawings can be obtained at the
sso,s address by depositing the sum or I'VE
sslars 5000 for eaCn pamphlet For turther
..,reulars see Information for Bidders.
CHARLES STRAUSS. President,
CHARLES y. CHADWICK,
JOHN p CALVIN,
c,,r,issionsrs OF the Board Of Water supply.
'iroSFPH p. MORRIsSEY. Secretary.
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e,IppoeATES' NOTICES.

.--s7.T5sI7 1YcE or An ORDER or HON.
n y Cohalsn. a Surrogate OF the County
new York notice is hereby given 10 all per
ems pa ID he County OF New York deceased,
io' ~ the same with vouchers thereof TO
. r.,S.rrIber. at his place Of transacting bust
he ss Ws peskman Street in the City Of New
rss, !, or before the Sth day Of January
IeIi. -. vi. ,bo Ord day Of Julv. 1913
pa''Ir nNIrND NJ sAWTELLE, Executor.
,,ppis q TOWNE Attorneys for the tx
hAi slStor e5c Broadway. New YORK CITY.
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TYpEwaITINc AND TYPEWRITERs

VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau ~. Catalogue
free. Ell makes taken part payment; psrssihs
an T-nderwoods RemingtonB. divers sHlthA
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CARPET CLEANING.

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
-. Oldest. Largest, Most Modern.
sNE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
,fflees Reasonable Send for Circular.
IsL tee2-4693 Bryant. 1880 West 45th 81
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.-Cieans
~ compressed air. steam hand or on moor
"a tsss, Broadway. 42i BaSt <sth st CoE u
nhANDT Tel. i32-3sth
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ssssslEwoRK. = chambermsid, waitress,
.el.n.' sest eolorsd girl; experienced; ex-
fnsss. references; city. country. Harlem
~ Harlem. -" ~"
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AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
CITATIONS.

opIF or THE STATE OF NEW
M PEoi he grace Of God free ano ihde-
'Togk py risie Carrie Monatsberger, Leon
,,naent lltVstcrgcr Johanna Katharine Rehle
,,rat Aohss1'srIjtS the heirs and next OF KIN
ssheite ss.isSatsberger. deceased, send greet
= Fritz carrie Weidinger. Of the city
az: Nntise'' has lately applied 10 the Surro-
x Nsw ioI" 90 our County OF New YORK, 10
s,t's Co.s instrument in writing relating
rave III and personal property, GUY proved
70 boh ~ will and testament OF trltz Mon
a ne AS re OF the County OF New YORK,
sisbsrgeh ,SSrsforc YOU and each OF YOU are
dtsd 70 spNNev York. at his office in the
Tounty o. -, work on the 10Th day Of July.
rogniy OF ~" ,ino hundred and thirteen, at
ons thousd,un o,rIock in the forenoon OF that
taf ra1 "a there TO attend the probate OF
lsy, teh a. viii and testament. And such
he salo a. a.. hereby cited, as are under the
q YOU 49, one wears are required TO ap-
ir q So ~ Guardian. II you have one. or II
rssr ~ ~ Zone 10 appear and apply for one
je1 hs'.,ointed or in the event OF your
e DC Az failure 10 do so, guardian VIII
rtsle..o,nted by the surrogate 10 represent ana
sgI ~ ,.ol in the proceeding
a. ".sstimony whereof We nave caused w
gal OF C u ~ New York 10 he hereunto
oSg~si witness. Hon. John 7. Co
u 81 Saisn a Surrogate OF our said County
vow AZ said County. the It'll day OF
NeS the year OF our Lord one thousand
wv sgrdred and thirteen ,o,.->-r,v
Clerk OF the Surrogate's Court.
,,,,,rps MAHONEY & WAGNER
Yhi..ta..ne,-s for Petitioner,
H Chambers St, New York City.
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Female.

q Thoroughly experienced In all branches
~ NSsing. good manager: excellent refer
IA A. D. G., Miss FitzGerald's Bureau. 5OS
&c. Ssss.. entrance f2d ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-12
WORK WANTED.
dale.

- lldIts
~ =, LkrlslNG Energetic. aggressive young
~ zen aeslres connection with first class hrin,
v,ss eppOftunlty for advancement Address
, ,,,, lablne Uptown Once, 1854 Broadway
'ss,asIiNG MAN.-Eleven years experience de
a., drafting estimating, soliciting, man
;'o-1s once and experimenting. open for posi-
4 NJ ~ contractor OF supply house. Address
o." ALIER MOON, queens ave, Jamaica
-, jamaica. Long Island.
- ss R.--Scienthc manipulation. medical
~ ,,..hAstics, patients residence: city, coun-
An. PeIsonal references. Plank, Dl2 1th ave.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


a.. Male.
R-cOACHMAN. --Underst& gar
Ghsl lawns, shrubs, vegetables, towers
80; So reference Hansen, AZ 7th ave
49, MAN. So, good ali around man:
e eve work, garden. horse, COW, chickene.
"a suerences W.. Msthewson Agency, SIS
ave Tel. 37s Bryant
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INSTRUCTION.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers' Agency
snpulies Professors. Teachers Tutors Gov
pesses ste 10 colleges. Schools and Fam
U,es Snnlv TO Mrs. NJ. J. YOUNG FULTON
% Union Square.
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ssosNsRcIAL slruATIoNs WAIVED.

N"ao WANTS A YOUNG LADY who has
s,,s az ~ years experience as correspondent.
f'sssss, and bookkseper? Can furnish unqueS-
Ee,sse reference Salary, SO 20 start.
~ consider less n there IN a future. w.
>--.-ogne Uptown ONCE. 1884 Broadway.
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

A5ENTs-t7 daily taking orders: get busy
t.11VE, oig summer business for you; cannot
-. ~; Iree sample The Belle supply Co, y
s@Ssks2n e., Concord. y. II.
'S.DiNAKERs WANTED. So west 11sth
"NIELLIGENT PEOPLE WHO NEED AN
h.oms start mail order business al home.
Ian with s. and made $1,000 the hrst
.es send for free booklet. Tells how. Hea'-
g. 81. y zoos. Lockport. n. Y.
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST BANKBOOKs.

RANKBOOK No 397 500 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing. ANY person having
a claim TO It is hereby called upon 10 ptettht
the game within ten days or submit 70 hhNihs
said passbook cancelled AID new one Issued
RANKBooK No Al. OF Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing. Any person having
q claim 10 IL is hereby called upon to present
the same within ten days or submit 10 having
SAID passbook cancelled and new one Issued,
HANDBOOK No 824. 956 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank Is missing Any person hhylns
a claim 10 n is hereby called upon 10 pIehsht
the same within ten days or submit 70 nsNins
said passbook cancelled and new one lssueu
LOST OR STOLEN - Bankbook No, IZs eSO OF
the German Savings Bank In the Clty OF ne"
York corner 9Th ave. and 14th st. lsbueu ~
Franz KNITTED All persons are cauuohe1
against negotiating the same. IL not fetuiueu
M fhe hank on the I'd day OF August 1915
duplicate will be issued ---
lost on STOLEN. handbook No. 42s.gs5 or
the German Savings Bank In the City OF NeH
yorr CORNER An ave and l4th ST., issued TO
DIeck Luhrs All persons are cau,ioIs1 1
AGAINST NEGOTIATING the same. II not fetuthen
10 the bank on the 18th day OF jury l'Io'
duplicate will be issued. -----------
Iosr.-Bankbook No b579s7 Of Dry DOCK saw saV-
inKs Institution. Any person having s.'' W.
,,,on said book is called upon 10 present tne
same 10 the bank within thirty N.Y. ~ "
said hook will be declared chncei,tu az, 1880
ting,,isbsd and a new one isued in lieu thereoI.
lost Rankbook No 70G.S79. Bank for say.
jnes $50 4th ave. New York; Paymeh'
st6Dped please return book 70 BANK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-17
SHAWNEE-ON- DELAWARE.

q shawnee on Delaware. Penn, Aug. 16.--
In the weekend handicap on Saturday
The winner of Glass A was Frank Sheble'
who carried away the goblet for that
class. His handicap of IS enabled him to
return a net Of SO. S. c. Munoz. of Bal
tusrol. was q close second. Class b
found q tie between Thomas a. James
and II. Ohashi. The Japanese gentleman
was the ultimate winner by single
stroke in the play-of.
The course will be closed on Friday and
Saturday. August % and %, TO all but the
competitors In the open tournament
Harry Vardon, Edward Ray and Wilfred
Reid, OF England. and all we'll known to
this country, have entered. Our Amerl-
can open champion. McDermott Tom
Mcnamara, Mike" Brady and Aleck
Smith have entered. too. The last named
were the quartet selected by America TO
play the French international team match
at La Boul, in July. Fred. Mcleod. last
years winner, and many other OF our
foremost players will be here. 1t Is
hoped that the Frenchmen, Massey, Cas-
stat and Teller will participate, too AS
a prominent professional remarked me
Shawnee open will have the best held
ever got together in America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-17
THOUSAND ISLAND PARK.

Thousand Island Park. n. Y, Aug ,6.
Porch parties are among the favored
modes Of entertainment at the park. Miss
Helen Mainwaring gave porch party FOR
Miss Katherine Thomas, OF Utica, recent
ly, her guests including Miss Russell, OF
Illion; Miss Miriam Diefendorf. Of SYRIA
cuse Miss Bernice Diefendorf Miss Kane
Kenyon OF Utica, and Miss Rosalind
Ogis. Of New York.
Among the recent visitors at the New
Pratt House are Dir. and Mrs. G. Skuse
and Miss Marion Skuse. OF Rochester;
Miss Grace j. Sawyer. OF Syracuse; Miss
Esther Leadley. OF Oswego; NJ. +. Bar
kcr and II. NJ Anderson. OF Syracuse,
Ray II. Weed, of Syracuse, and J. b.
Krohngold, OF Akron. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs o. II. Merrlck and Mrs.
G. L. Lewis, OF Syracuse. are at the
Wellesley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Rice. OF Scranton.
are at the park for the summer.
The new hotel which has been talked
OF so much at the park is now actually
under way 1t will be erected by a stock
company distinct from the park associa-
ton, although members OF the associa-
ton will subscribe for stock In the new
organization. Tho stock will not BE
placed in the pubic market. so as to elimi-
nate the possibility of any undesirable
person securing any Of the stock. 1t is
expected that the hotel will be completed
for occupancy by next summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-17
FAR R0CKAWAY
Venetian Night Is Celebrated
by Bayswater Yacht Club.

Far Rockaway, Long Island. Aug. 10
Friday night was Venetian night at the
Bayswater Yacht Club. and the exterior
OF the large clubhouse. situated on an ISL
and I'm Jamaica Bay. was brilliantly IL
Illuminated with electric lamps. while the
interior was decorated with the national
coors. yachting pennants and signal flags.
Some professionals gave an entertain
ment. after which there was dancing
The boats OF the club feet were Hum
mated I'm rainbow fashion and were at
the disposal of guests for moonlight sails
on the bay. All the cottages and lawns
along the waterfront I'm the neighborhood
OF the clubhouse were illuminated by
fairy lamps and the affair was one or
the social successes OF the season.
Next Thursday evening a strawride
party Will leave the Savoy In automobiles
for Rockville Centre. where dancing and
4 luncheon will be served.
On Sunday evening an entertainment
will be given at the Lyceum for the bene-
ut OF the building fund of the Congrega-
ton Shaaray Teiila. Lew Fields and Sam
Bernard will be In personal charge OF the
affair.
A porch dance was given at the La