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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-17
BLAMES SERVANTS
FOR BURGLARIES
Surety Man Urges More
Care in Employing
DomeSticS.

I'm view of the numerous burglaries
that have occurred In this city during
the last two months. Leonard Dam
man. yice-presidert OF the National
surety Company, has issued 3 state
mcnt warning careless housewives OF
the danger Of engaging domestic SER
wants without thoroughly investigating
their references.
"Niactv per cent Of all house rob
berries are the result OF lack OF pre-,
caution on the part Of the owners sara
Mr. Dammau yesterday, land IN many
instance servants cJrniVe az the roD-
berry Of their employers.
"Nost housewives engage servants
uithou. Investigating their past rec
ords at al. Some women have even
been known impulsivcIy 20 engage. as
domcstics women who have Appealed 20
their svmpathies IN che streets. a Nt"
York women recently employed tear
frl. cvepe-cIad woman, NhO told her p
uItful story of having been deserted
bv her husband The object OF ner
sympathy proved q clever tnlet VINO
di-anpesrcd later with several hurdreu
dollars worth OF her iewe'ry.
Two years ago e. New York woman
advertised for q household servant, and
% prcUossessiuC. mIudle-ageG German
woman Of apparent refinement MADE
application. She gave a reference
which showed that She had been en-
Ioycd hy O. family in distant Ne"
Jersey village. She was engaged WIN,
ont further ado. and her mistress did
not deem 10 necessary TO investigate
the letter Of reference.
"Wheu the employer returned from
social function the following after
noon the newly hired servant had dis
appeared with $1,000 worth of jewelry;
After n long search the police traced
the woman and q male accomplice 20 a
Bronx hotel and broke in upon them.
The woman snatchcd an automatic re-
volvor from under her pillow and
passed r. 20 her companion. IN the
general fusllade which followed one
of the detectives was killed and an
ether seriously wounded. The woman
and uer companion we're killed
Mr. Danman insists that many ne
grocs VINO find employment as haliooys
and elevator runners In apartment
houses gre trained sneak thieves, and
that q majority Of such crooks arc
"doDe Heuds.' who will pcrpetrate
petty thefts IN order 20 provide them
selves with cocaine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-17
Rescue Race Thrills Crowd,
Miss Howard the Vic
tor-Miss Freeman
Wins 440 Swim.

The annual aquatic championships OF
tlc National WOmeu's Life saving
League were competed for yesterday
Sod Shecpshead Bay, and remarkable eA-
hl0ltous Of skl iu swimming, diving
and lifessying were given by the grace
il. mermaids.
The most interesting feature OF the
meet was the rescue race, ln which the
contestants 5printed forty yards, seized
living subject and returned 90 the
starting point towing the supposed VIC
Em. Eight couples took part, and the
ability displayed by a. the lifesavers
r getting their charges home spoke
volumes for the good work done By tho
league boo this line. Lillian Howard
ra- the winner defeating b. couple
of yards Lily Ramsbergcr. who finished
ou.s few inches ahead or Adelne
Tramp. The time, 1888 2-5, was very
fast
Tic 430-yard championship swim
probably was the best race Of The after
noon from the competitive standpoint
lc.d OF nine answered the clerks
ul. and went Of 20 a good start, hold
i1g almost straight line up 20 the
li0-yard mark After the turn, how
ever she clean. powerful trudgeon
stroke of Lucy Freeman began 20 tell,
and she forged slowly TO the fore. AZ
the furloHg post she had d lead OF q
couple Of wards on Mile Bsrtildes and
as many more on Rita Greenfield. The
rest were strung out DOB professional
order
On the last lap Miss Bartiides sprint
%. using = perfect crawl, and came
sbresst Of her rival, but the latter had
plenty Of reserve and again pulled
.agEy' holding 4 slight advantage 10
the line. She won in $500 as.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-17

NURSE-North German. experienced: cid,
or country references. wages. S2b-ssn
Call at Lang a Boecherer 60. Agenc.
~ ". SD ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-17
TWO-MILE TITLE
GOES TO KRAMER
Rutt Has To Be Content
with Second Place in
Newark Race.

AgStraiasIsu suuCIOUtF does fvt DN.
tend into cycle racing. for three AmCri-
can riders. one German aud an Italian
trlumuhed over the island continent
contingent yesterday al the Newark
Nelodrome. Frank l. kramer. OF last
Orange. captured the two-mile nauoua.
professional championship race ana
finished third in the oue-m'le American
title event which went 90 Caesar MO-
ret-i. Of italy. Walter Rutt, OF Ger.
MANY. worlds champion, being second
IN each event
The present standing In the points
table bv which the 1914 American
spr.ut;nr championship viii be decided
se follows: Kramer, a., Alfred
Goulet. Australia. 80; Rutt. %; Law
SOL. Is: Joe Fogler. u; Alfred Grthda'
Tasmania, T: Moretti. B; jackie Gar X
Australia. s.; Bob spears. Australia -
George G. Cameron, New J ORR. JACOB
Nggin. Newark. and Gordon Walker
Australia. each.
Goullet. who had been pressing
Kramer for the lead In the title tao.e'
and Grerda managed 90 get into tA3
onc-uie =emi-fncls. but that was as
far AS -hcv went Cavsuagh and ku't
took turns In the lead for the irst TOUR
lsps I'm the fnal heat Of the one-mile
race Norett going ahead ~ the nun
Ian. The Italian was never headed al
though Rutt made @ hard tgaJ ai'ei
nass.rg Kramer going into the las'
turr lforetu led Eutt by an men q,
Harry Kaiser annexed the open anna
-e-.r rece bv three lengths and was sec
.... DO. -rr o-l-f-fra mile Ea.CltaI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-17
MermaidS Compete for
Title in Annual Meet

Miss Bartildes touched out one sec
oud later, with Miss Greenfield close
up.
The 2OO-yard relay race for teams o.
four. each swimming fifty yards, fur
uished good deal Of excitement.
Team 3, captaiued by Edna Cole,
opened q gap Of four or five yards o.
Team a. captained by Lillian Howard,
on the two first legs Of the course, but
ON the third Ethel Strauss lost her
way and ran into b float, allowing MIL
lie Bartilde 90 pass her and give Rita
Greenfield. the fourth swimmer oa.
Team A, a lead Of six or eight yards
when she started on the last lap. But
Nav Nerich. d sister OF the Mercury
Foot champion, set after her az Won
derful speed and picked up foot by
foot. while the big crowd shouted itself
boarse with appreciation. She only
failed By an arms length 20 catch her
opponent. Team a won in 4 minutes
- 20 seconds.
The fancy diving championship re-
suited 100 an easy victory for Josephine
bartlett. who performed both Oblgd-
torv and optional dives 900 excellent
form. scoring l6l points out Of "a pos
fible $50. The fight for second place
was very close. however. Mile Bar
tiides lust managing with l54 points
10 beat Adeiiue Trap by half point
The summary follows:
s4o.,ari swim championship Won D.
ru.y Freeman. N.Ilie Iartildes saeoAd. Rita
Greenfield. third. Lillian Howard, fourth.
Time $685.
sO.yard swim uovre1--Won by CaribC
pr ~reft. Carrie Sampson. second Marion
sampson third. Time 0.3i IS.
sf6-ysfd relay race championship Won
hy Team A liifsr Howard captain EIta
Gree.red MI.- Bartildes sophie FrcifagI
Team EDNA cole. captain. Ethel strauss.
Mas N,rIrN Charlotte EpstcI.I. sesouI.
TIma - ..a.
Fancy diving contest Icuamplon. hiri vs. 1u
by Josephine Bartlett With fGl points MHfc
Uartlldts second. with 1875 points. Ade'lue
Trapp. tiird with lo"i. points, Frances
Kicker fourth with 80 points
fO-yard rescue race championship Won
by LILLIAN Howard. l. kamsbergcr. second
Adeline Irspp. third. Time. 1898 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-17

COCPLE-German and American; general
houseworkers: fun charge, excellent ref
srence. good appearance. Phone Greeley
6345. MscNsll Agency. ~ W. 35th ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-17
Shoot Beginning Aug. "a
To Be Largest on State
Range in 81 Years.
lNTERNATIONALISTS
FROM CANADA
Fifty seven Matches in Various
Associations Will Be Shot
in Nine-Day Meet.

Sea G.rt. Aug. 49, Combining five
big tournaments in one, the coming
rife matches ON the state rife
ranges promise TO be the largest iu
'wenty-tuur years OF shooting his
tory az this place. The divisional
uatchc. of the Eastern division, en-
bracur fourteen states. and matches
of the National Rife Association. the
Sea Cir; tournament, the New Jersey
State Rife Association and the New
York State Rife Association aie all 20
Doe shot here iu the uuc-day meet,
August "a 90 September s. Crack shote
of this and other countries viii par
tcipatc.
IL is expected that many interna-
tiouai teams viii be here. owing TO
the cancellation Of the matches
which were TO be held this year iu Can
ada. These international ma,ches wil.
not hc shot. ON account of the war.
Therefore, the American team, which
was 60 have been picked from the win
uCrs 300 certain events here, viii not DC
chosen. There viii bC no Palma team
selected. Team, which were 90 have
come from foreign countries for the
Canadian matche- viii shoot a. Sea
Girt instead.
o"Ihs 10 NE lScl 'H'' lnSIe ,, M:.' We
no INA se"e9 l- 'ne N."''"t - ~;
teams TT rom several s.e.gs oi ,n8' ~
so" VIII re mere IIiO-0u.l's ~ -
consla' INDIANA ana iowa ne 800
I'D tAe Eastern olNisIoI' an Oh nv
are expected TO nave teams mere, CIV
New lork. Na9sacausetjs' Ne" jerry
feuns|lVana, Maryland OoLueC''0u.
Maine. New hampshire eIl mon -
Rhode Island, Delaware Virginia t9'
Virginia ana me District OF Oo!uIilDla.
Teams from the marine corps Ihe arm.
and the navy are also eligible.
Altogether there are o. matches
20 be hot during the nne-day tourna-
neHt The North American match
which IS open 20 teams from Amer
can countries. and which is shot each
year alternately AT sea 1lit ana lH
Canada. VIII DE Shot mere.
Brgadler Genera b.lc w. spencer
inspector general Of rifle practice isf
New Jersey and the father OF rlfe
competition IN America, VIII oihclate as
the executive officer of the tournament.
Capta.n Claude +. Lartcrmgn Will
serve MS tho adiutant and statistical
officer His assistants viii be Lieu
tenants Alder. S. Jones. secretary Of
the National Rife Association; Lieu
tenant John G.. Mora. of the New
jersey National Guard. and Major
William H. Palmer of the New YORK
National Guard.
Captain larry 4. letle' OF inc New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-17

COOK - Understands cooking IN All
branches. excellent references. > II.
Nfiss Margaret Smiths Agency. rs ". 42d
81 Phone 3n3q Bryant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-17
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS OF the World

Maids of Honour 20 assist her IN max
I-c clothes Tor the poor.
Queen Mary requires none Of these
qualifications IN her Maids of Honour,
though one OF them happens 20 be a
good horsewoman, and two others very
clever pianists. Her majesty collects q
great quantity Of old clothes every
year for the poor, but the extent to
which the Maids or any other mem
her of the Household assist the Queen
be- this direction Is a matter that is left
entirely 20 themselves 20 decide. Now
adays there are. OF course, only four
Maids of Honour London Express.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-17

COOK protestant; excellent references,
10 anywhere. understands al fancy cook
ing : j.. Misc Margaret smiths Agency,
20 W l2d Phone 3O59 Bryant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-17
MAIDS OF HONOUR.

The qualifications nowadays that
must be possessed by a Maid OF Honour
To the Queen are by no means ss nu-
merous as they were in the reign Of
Queen Victoria. or even in that Of King
Edward and Queen Alexandra. iu
Queen Nictoria's reign there were
twelve Maids" az Court, aud It was
required OF each that she should be a
proficient horsewomsn, good pianist
and linguist. and diligent needle
woman. for tha OueeD s-pected all har
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-17

sEAMsTREss--Gormsn;
,rpsrionced best references. city. coun-
nv WAGES. S2S-S3O. call At Lang 4
- .rra-,r 80. Agency. as ". SD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-17

COOk--Cerman, first class. city OF coun-
try. best references wages $40 $50
anp A Hnrcharer 90 AhencY. tN ". 1il5d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-17
Phillips Wins at siwanoy.

Herbert /. Phillips defeated Oscar
T. Carlson on the SiwauOy Country
Club links. a. Mount Vernon, yester-
.sv bv 3 up and z 20 play. IN the
morning round Phillips turned 10 a
core Of 50, az against Car.son.s SO.
The afternoon tallies were: Philips
80. Carlson. s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-17

WAlrRESS-No Dung irish girl; expert walt
ress: $50. T. Miss Hofmayer's Agency
eco 5th- av, nth door. Tel i527 Mad. 50
MATTRESS, CHANBERMAID-Co Competent.
young. English, S25; best references.
Aiss Shsa's Agency 80 L. 42d 81. MURRAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-17
EXCURSIONS.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


COOK-Vsry neat. understands all branches
u cooking, best personal references.
Ms Coliier's Agency. 45T an Ay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-17

NURsE-Newly landed
40 4 Boecherer GO. Agency. - W. go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-17

cARDENER-COACH NAN---Useful, Enslish.
'f,boroughiy experienced; years excellent
,.s.-oncSs. country preferred. lndustrlal
Assr@ M west 42d ST. phone ozlO Bryant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-17

COuPLE-Wifc as cook. man a. butler.
us, fui. excellent references Miss Mar
garet smiths Agency. 20 ". aga ST. Phone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-17

COOK. With or without k.tchsnmaid: arst
class references, 90 anywhere VI. NJ
Miss Margaret smiths Agency 20 W. i2I
e. Phone S03q Bryant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-17
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.

,foutrrl, Aug LISTENER Neu-z.a Hr,
Now York. Reapv-u Djr. ANTWERP
l-arr-r. .B-i sydney a. p. Upland
,-vol Avonmouth. 18Th Floristou 'BD.
Ma-s-l.I-s. Cressinet0u Court lB-'. Genoa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-17
Hoosiers Give Rebels
a Severe TrOunCing

indianapolis. Aug. l6.-The Indian
.spoIis Feds defeated Pittsburgh to-day
by d score Of q TO g.. The home team
rallied ten runs in the eighth inning
through good stick work and excellent
base running.
The score follows:
b.. 49, J..
Indianapolis OIL o22 no al - 3
5tttsl..ireb.... o. DO O. % g
Etucrl.s-FaIhenburg Wood and harden.
Warren. Ieciarc sud Berry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-17
BUS NESS CHANCES.

srrBNTION COLD STORAGE Man with
long experience as fetuseratiug engineer 90
U.lts Temporary or permanent engagement with
PARTIES contemplating cold storage ENTERPRISE.
ADDRESS .;NGiNEEE 30 iyth r.. Brooklyn
WANTED-Au idea VINO can think az some
simple thlu- 10 patent2 Protect your ideas.
they NAY briag you wealth. Write Tor
Needed Inv mentions and "f.,w 10 Get Your
Patent aud Your Money" Randolph A Com. /
IN I4farl .fInrnaNa WI. I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-17

steamer Hur.n C>or. Belize August :. 20
Ill. llIreor rs Line with mahogany. ~
rived az tie Bar az SID u.
IluIa.e l'r. 'aiharicn July 90
August 4. nsrlo1Is ara Mt'HNAt7 30.
tno N4ueou rs Line with sugar. 1887 d.
Germsu.a rn. Niar=er.es July IS. Nalea.
q. I'D hmerIl $50. Lisbon august .. p
AH.f.a.s o. Teroc.r4 ono iaFa b ia
Providence 10 90 ~ ElWcu ~ 20. ".ta
3 f-et and second cabin passengers SHu
'I Persla ls' ir, % Huei,a july %. via cape
Henry August a. 90 A ID L@l3lN, WIKI
ryr.tee. Har az -1s O. ODD.
Condor uBr. Hayt june Z, GlaEaQh u.
b-.-l 20 Mo1Houoe % Auto.aSas'a -,
Ta.aI 2u CLauara' a. ,a1rzo.. ba.o
ana ro-u.mHo ~. Duayaoan go. NaIpafals'
July @. Corone. Z and So Lucia August ,. 10
W Grace d CO. With md.e hai az
rraralgar cVo-,. ssrua august s ana cal
barrie. a. Go me American & CUBAN rs
Hvroa .Br. Bueuos Aylcs July %. Monte
Bahia August J. Trinidad s'd Barbados
no % Hrsh 4 Daniels Nlt. l3s passengers
and mIsc. Bar az 1905 p IN.
Madison. Newport News ana NoFio.h' 10
tho ola Dominion rs Go. With passengers
and rrdse Quarantine 40 2..o . I'D.
Tavitc. Philadelphia. 90 the lFae IS N''
with rdse Quarantine al l2-a m
div OF n Louis Savannah August 10. 90
rho ocean SIS 90. with passenger ana Wlse.
Quarantine az 5.0J %.
Nraolr Jacksonville August u" ft-
Charleston q. 90 The clyde SIS 60. with as
seu-.re and mdse. Quarantine OF 'l-'
sandy Hook. y J. Aug l5. $3.50 u,-Winl
southwest. l.ght breeze; clear. smooth sea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-17
Terrapins Shut Out
the Chicago FederalS

Chicago. Aug. ia home run by
Bates and Bailey fine pitching gave
Baltimore d 10 o victory over the Chi
caeo Feds to-day Bailey struck out
twelve men.
The score by innings follows:
r. p r.
Baltimore. .......5OrOOIOoo-I s o
Caieaco. ........ . o. o @ o o 90 o.
Bauerles-EaI,y and JacIitschi johnson
ana. Wilson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-17
Phillies Defeat Semi Pros.

Darst. A.- JOB Th, s. mi s. .rmi.
ur.,f,...onsI tssu .oeI sef hIt ono Die or
t. ,I,...r. tD.Isy srI was beaten Do,
n. paUadcrIIa National League uiu, hs
% econ, of to
T6s score by innings follows
y w. D..
ptu,4.i.bts - 1905 q
: gr5 e 000 % % 20 00O 90 q
psueries- Alexander. lineup Marshall aud
Killer. DOo!u. Aas0n 2na Iiabideau hurns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-17
BUSINESS CARDS
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
CARPET CLEANING.

CARPET CLEANING.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING 90. -
cleans by compressed air st,am hand OF
,, door l.5s Broadway. al Bsst 4sth -
rJF 4 BRANDT. Tel I3- eth.
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
oldest. IstrFest Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
J-Ir.s Reasonable. Send Tor Circular.
Tel lfs2 fCl2 Bryant g.. i3y West 45th -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-17
SITUATIONS WANTED
Male


Male.
.coArffNAN. native Hollander. wants posi-
ftou with private family or on s,ocA IaIIl,
80. ,b.ree OF saddle horses; IS good snow
bors. driver. speaks English; has best (eieI-
,nres: age 30 years, married no la,a"(
,,'ishss 10 leave present place. Address 4. =
KolE 2lS west jsd St. New York CITY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Ensiish.
thoroughly experienced; years e fcc..eAS
references country preierrea ,s,n p,vs ,e'
Assn. M west 42d st., phone 52l9 Bryant
"
Female.
A.A-COOK or HOUsEwoRk no " iIN,
ing. Young svcde $50. ", Mss .Iot-
r,aVer- Agency $50 9th ~ sth nooF'
TEL 4527 Madison square. --------
rtt.NRERMAID. NURsE-Newly landed
,,erman gIll. city or country wages. 80
Lang 4 Bocchsrer Go. Agency, 20 W. SD.
FISHERMAN;
,rparionced best references. city coun-
~ wares. $3.50 call al Lang 4
Bsechercr 90. Agency. 43 ". SD
cYAMsERMAID. WAITRESS - English;
,omuetaut Young woman, moderate
wages Mrs. Golfers agency. 40 4th ay:
COOK - Understands cooking IN All
branches. excellent references. ,. IL,
Nfiss Margaret Smiths Agency. IS W 42d
~ Phone 5000 BRYANT.
COOK protestant e2cellent references.
10 anywhere. understands al fancy cook
ing : j.. Misc Margaret smiths Agency,
20 ". 42d. Phone 3Oj9 Bryant.
COOK. With or without ktchsnmaid hrst
class references; SO anywhere. VI. NJ.
Miss Margaret smiths Agency. 20 ". i2I
e. Phone 3O3e BRYANT
COOk--Germsn, first class. city or coun-
try best references wages $40 $50
Lang a Boccherer co. Agency, ~ " SOD.
COUPLE-Wifo as cook. man as butler.
useful. excellent references. Miss Mar
garet smiths Agency, 20 ". aga 81. Phone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-17
Forecast for special Localities.-Esstern
New York. generals fair to-day and to-

western New York. probably showers to-
cay ana tomorrow
Sew England. probably showers to-day
and Tomorrow.
New Jersey Delaware. tie District OF
Columbia and Maryland generally fair to-
CAY and Tomorrow.
Eastern psrrsylFanls. parity .lou4i. zoe
Vire.uis. generally fair to-day and to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-17
WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
,,,rprcAN. will undertake any kind o.
- -.,,',,,is ei1u IN Europe II. y. McEl"alh'
"a r+Sersou ave. Rochester. y \.
..I,, l-i-r,r.r- R-NACHINIsr desires steady
i,1si,i,p with private family; foreign or
,I-1ri.ar cars. city or country. Box Ill
1883 Gates ay.. BROOKLYN -
rApANEsE- Long experienced cook. butler
srT rru.eVoriSer. wants situation Septem-
~ H.. CITY country. Natan@be' camp
Vanrosct Bantam Lake. Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-17

Frederick II. Thomas, secretary Of
the Metropolitan Golf Association, an
uounces that Thursday and Friday,
September 10 and II, have been sane
toned for an open tournament over the
links of the Spring Lake Coli and
Country Club. Conditions call for sew
,nty.two holes Of medal play, and a
purse Of more than $500 has been sub
scribed and viii be distributed as fol
lows:
First. $500; second, 800; third, $50;
fourth. $40; fifth. $50; siXth' $50, and
seventh. $40 Special prizes OF so each
have been offered for the best score
I'm each round OF eighteen holes, as well
AS for the best eighteen-hole score dur
ing the tournament
The Marine and Field Club viii hold
Il clambake next Thursday al its club
house. In Bath Beach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-17
EKWANOK ENTRIES
TO CLOSE MONDAY
Only Members of Clubs
Belonging to u. S. Golf
Association Eligible.

The United States Golf Association
through its secretary, John Reid, jrr
calls special attention 10 the fact that
tE. entries for the national amateur
championship, which win be held over
the links of the Ekwanok Country CltD,
AZ Manchester, Vt, August 81 10 Sep
tember 8, inclusive, VIII close at the
.ecretary's headquarters, NO. 10 last
l5th ST.. next Monday, at o'clock.
Only those players who are members
of clubs belonging to the association
and who are rated I'm the national han
dicap list of 1914. are eligible. All en-
.ries must be made through club secre-
tarfes and must be accompanied by the
regular entrance fee Of So The secrc-
tary states that entries received after
the time specified positively will not be
accepted.
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LAUNDRESs-Ca do shirts collars and
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LAU NDRESs-First class shirts. collars
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DRESs---ConpctenL German. best
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LAUNDREss First class reference. sXosp-
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