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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-10
Tnentv.ninM A.semhIp nl.trtct.

The LIST Election District Is bounded by
and within W, btth It,, Central Park West,
W, s5th st. ana Columbus ave
Tho 20 Election District Is bounded by
and within W. G5th ST., Central Park West,
w, sad 81. and Columbus ave.
The 81 Election District is bounded by
and within w cad ST.. Central Park West
W. bgth IT, ana Columbus ave
The ith Election District II bounded ny
and within w. seth st., 7th ave, w. 5sth
81. and 9TH ave.
Tho 9Th Election District l. bounded by
and within w. bSth st., 7th ave" w, 5Ith
81 ana 9th ave,
The 9Th Election District Is bounded by
and within W. tsth 81, 9th ave, W. 5i,h
IT, and eth ave.
Tho 7th Election District Is bounded ny
and within ", 69th ST., ~, b9tn st., Park
ave, T. 57th ST. w, b7th n, and 9Th ave.
Tho sth Election District Is bounded BY
and within II. Goth IT., Park ave, ~, 6Iat
st., Lexington ave, T., 5bth st., parl ave,
T.. 69th -. and Madison ave.
Tne 9th Election District ~ bounded by
and within u, 6ath ST., I'D ave. Il. seth It.
and Lexington ave.
The 10Th Election District Is bounded by
and Within u can ST., 81 ave, T.. J9th ct.
and Lexington ave,
The nth Election District Is bounded by
and within ", 6Hd 81, Madison ave, h.. Cad
81, Park ave, ". G2d st., licking on ave, ~.
Glst st., Park ave, T., Goth g., Madison ave,
H. seth st aud 18th RVc.
The 18th Election District Is bounded by
and within y. 6Cth ~, Madison ave, ~. 9Th
IT., Lexington ave, T.. 62d 81, Park a. a., T..
G3d ST. Madison ave, r. sd -. and 18th ave.
The i3lh Election District 70 bounded hv
and within n. osth 1t, 81 ave. ~ 6lth a.
and Lexington ave.
Tho iith Election District IL bounded Nv
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lost. FOUND AND REWARDS.

LOST-Citizenship parcrs; nndsr return u
FELIX KELLY, EOS Fast 4pth -.
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7rsnrv. d,fh A..smbIv Di.trtot

and within charles st. W. An st. Chris
TOPPER ~ and Bleeck"r ~.
Tho - Election District r. bounded by
and within W mn ct. w 9Th st. Charles
ant the r q ESs'oH D!'rS, BOUNDED Sy
tth 1t. w. lith 81, Blocker St and Abing-
The an Election District Is bounded by
and Within 'h ave. Jane st;;. Grs.nwieh
ave- B.ak q; an NJ, st. and W i?,h 1t -.
y iIt6 St, Gresaylch ave: ,a,sascnsi
ana Perry 1t 20 the corner OF waverlv
place and charles st, Charles st. aHd W.
The 9Th Election District I, bounded ey
ami within Charles Ok to Waverly place.
st. and waverly piac" to the corner OF
Perry ~ @nd GreeHyiGh ave, UreenSish
The The iii Election pistric, !. bounded by
ami within Christopher st. wayerly place,
Washington placs and W tth 81, -,
washlns'o" sqpaTc Worth. ". Washing,
The 9th Election pls,ric. I. bounded nv
SnL within W Washington p,ses' Wash wash,
North, Uniyrrsiy place. Sth, St. Rroad-
way. T. e,h ST. ',9 ave- lafayette st..
The 10Th Election District Is bounded by
and within ". 9TH ~, 9TH ave, l.. iith
g. on " st' BTon paT F. s;b st. W sS =;
Tn: ANA E'e''o9 pl'irs, + ~, bounded Sy
versi'v place. r. lith St, 9TH ave- W. 9th
The " isth Elsc,'on pls,ric, :. bounded ny
99a within " Tn IN St 81 MaS Syr G nsse
The lath Election District is bounded by
and Within W lith 81, nh ave; w. l2th
Tho IAN Election district is bounded by
ana within W IAN st.. T. liih st.. tri.
yersitv place f. 18th st. w. IAN 1t. and
Tho isth Election D's,rie, Is bounded by
and within " ish st.. 9th ave. W. ii'h
Tho lsth Election pi.tric, is bounded by
and within W 4'th St IN ave, T. :lst
T., 10 LyN'ns,'n on AYE thence hns from
Gram.rcy Park to Irving place and n.
goth IT,, Irving place. F.. 18TH St and 9Th
The I'm Election District Is bounded by
ana within r, iath ~. 30 ave. J.. 18Th ST.
Tho isth Election District Is bounded by
and within Il. 23d 81, ID ave. Y. ioth st.,
to lexington ave, and f. cad st. and Lex.
me is,h Election District Is bounded by
ST., Lexington ave, Il. :lst st and 5th
The ?oth Election Dis,ric, 4, bounded
by and within W. ed ST., 9TH ave. W 18th
ri, aud 7th ave.
and within diagonal line from the cor
ncr Of W 23d 81 and sth ave, TO tho cor
ner OF W. gam a. and 7th ave. 9TH ave.
w ED ~. and sth ave.
The 9.d Election District II bounded by
and Within W. 25th st, 7th ave. dag.
onal line from the corner OF W, e4th 81
and eth ave, to the corner OF W. 23d st.
aud Sth ave, and Sth ave.
The esd Election District IL bounded by
and within W. 2Sth St, 9Th ave. W. 29th
a., broadway, 18th ave, W. 2sd 1T. and 9Th
ave
The cath Election District IN bounded by
and within w. goth ST., tth ave, W, 22d
ST., 9Th ave. ana Broadway.
The 25uh Election District Ia bounded
by and within r. 3oth st. 9Th ave. II.
3lst st., Lexington ave, y. attn St, 9th ave,
T.. goth 81. and 9th ave.
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r,rlnfy eiohtA AssembIv Di.trict.

Tho lst Election District IS bounded 10y
and within u. losth st. 30 ave- Il. loGih
The he ID Election sti bis,ric, /. bounded by
st.. ist ave. Il. iOSih 81. "a ave. i. Josh
The al Election District js bounded by
and within Il. il0th st., Harlem River, y.
losth st. ist ave, r. lo1th st, "a ave, L.
The tth Election District Is bounded hy
ana ID Ti sHn + idS SS st. 80 %.,h
and within r. TON S ST.. Lesi% SaSa'a av Sy
Il. iosth 81. and Park ave. ,-..,.,
The 9Th Election District IL bounded 10y
and within y. ii2th St. 81 ave. y Urn
st. Lexington ave, Il. liOth 81. and Park
The 7,h Election District Is bounded by
and Within D. Ian st. Lexington aye,
From nan IN st. corI to- sd diagonal i a.
ave, to the corner Of T. nah 81. and Lex
ing,ou aye. P il2th =; and PARK aye,
and within IL. iiith St, III ave, T.. 18th
q. to Lexington eyr. diagonal, line from
st to the corner of f, ll5th ST. and Sd
The Sth Election District Is bounded by
and within E. nan st.. "a ave. =. liOth
=" LeTins'oR ,o ays ilih st. sna "a aye
and within p liiih ST. l-t ave. i,
lilth st, Harlem River, Il, ilOth ~ and
The lith Election District Is bounded by
and within diagonal line from the corner
Of Cd ave. and u. nan n. to tho corner Or
Pleasant ave, II. llGth St. Harlem River.
Randnls and Wards Islands. r.. iilth st.,
LIST ave. and T.. liAth 81.
The 18th Election District Is bounded ny
and within Fl. ll6th St, diagonal line from
the corner Of LIST ave. and Il. 18th ~. to tho
corner OF I'd ave. and Il. nan ST., Il. nan
st. and 81 ave
The 18Th Election District IL bounded by
and within Il. 18TH St. al ave, y. ll9th
st, Lexington ave, +. iiith -. and Park
ave.
Tho Iith Election District Is bounded by
and within T. Hath al E 81
and Park ave,
The 18th Election District IL bounded by
and within T. il7th ST.. % ave, T.. 18th
St, Sd ave, u, 18th ~ and Lexington ave.
Tho 18Th Election District r. bounded by
and within r. iisth ST., "a ave, E mn
St, Lexington ave. y. ii0th st. aud Park
ave.
The nth Election District IL bounded nv
and within r., li9th st, Sd ave, u, llsth u.
and Park ave.
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rr.ntv.,oa,,h Asscmbiv District

Ihe ,N Eiecnon ~ "us,h ~
ana WITHIN ". ssth ST. 81 ave. H. '''" s'''
anu beSihs ~ ~. ,,,...,,. q. h,,nA.d NV
nc "a fsecs eo,h ~ ave sa,h ~,
hnn wuhln r. 'V'h e''' ." ave- re- 0''" NJ
anI 90 ave r.,,o. p,,,r,., 4. ho,ra.a nv
nc 20 fie1 It,I IT, ,ror, ~. c"r,or
apu VIM, T ..ims,np az 90 The
OF v. ~, ~ UNI ~ ~ '" ,. "a ~. ~
c3rner or ~ poth 81; ana 90 ave. 'o ave. To-
e'tn 81 aho i'e,ihs'on ~. 4. .o,,rd.a 30,
Ihe fh b.'cdinn 'IS'n,t' oyunuea ~
anu Nithln ~. 'Sn 80, - Ssc,I -. '-u d,as -
lst a,H., r.. vIs'i 81 ~ ~ "a 80 "a =
0nai inc from the corner OF 90 W.. anu =.
aoth 81 10 me corher OF Ieshetoh ave anu
r. FIST 81 r.. stst -, my 81 ave. .,o, ,v
Tho bth Election Diatrlct - bounoeu py
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and within w. iSist ut.. Amsterdam ave.
W. 10th st., wadsworth ave. W. isoth st.
and ct. Nicholas ave.
The fist Election District Is bounded by
and within W. 1891 st.. Audubon ave, w:
is2d st, Amsterdam ave, W. islst st. and
Broadway
The 72d Election District Is bounded by
and within W. 1s5th st. Harlem River, w.
isist St, Amsterdam ave. W. 1870 ST., Au-
dubon ave, W 1891 st., ST. Nicholas ave,
W. is4th st. and Audubon ave.
The 73d Election District Is bounded by
and within ". h6th st., Audubon ave, w:
lsith 81. ST. Nicholas ave, w. 1891 st. and
Wadsworth ave.
The itth Election District Is bounded by
and Within Dyckmau st ~. Nicholas ave-
". 1SGth St, WsdsWorth ave, W. 1891 st,
broadway. w. tStst IT.. line across Fort
Washington parS. and Hudson River.
The 18th Election District Ia bounded by
and within Dyckman st., Harlem River. W.
tsbth st., Audubon ave, w. ls6th st. and 81.
Nicholas ave.
Tho 18TH Election District IL bounded by
and within w 2lith St. Harlem River,
Dyckmau -. gnd broadway.
Tine 18th Election District IL bounded by
and within Spuyten Duyvil Creek. Harlem
River ". ?11th st., broadway Dyckman
IT. ana Hudson River.
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The ist Election District is bounded ny
and within W, i37th IT., LenoX avo, ".
iSsth St and 7th ave.
THE "a Election District IL bounded by
and within a diagonal line from the cor
ner of w l39th u, and 7th ave. TO the
Len"x ave. " iS7th st, ana 7th ave
'rhe I'd Election District j. bounded by
and within n diagonal line from the cor
ner OF ". l+0th ~, and I'm ave. 10 the
corner OF ". liist 81. ana LenoN ave
Lenos ave. u diagonal line from tho cor
ner Of W. 15sth ~. anC L"u"k ave. 4"
tho corner OF W. lSoth ST. and TIA ave.
The tth Election District Is bounded ny
rom tho corner az " iiist ~ and LenoV
sve. to tho corner Of W iiOth st. and
9TH ave, and 7th ave.
| The E,h Election District Is bounded by
and within W li2d o., Lonox ave, W,
iiIst Vt. and 7th ave.
The 6th Election I<.trict IL bounded by
and Within q diagonal line from the cor
nor Of EdEecombe ave, and ". lllst st.
20 ,hs corner OF Sth ave and ", lAsd st.,
! W. Isd 81, 7th ave. and " Fet Al,
The It'll Election pistrirt is bounded nv
and within W. iIsd ~, diagonal l,ne
ave To the corner OF W it2d st and 9Th
ave, thence a diagonal line from IN. cor
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Th' ~ Election District II bounded ny
go N,I.n " l:ath st., Sth ave. w. l23d
81 1ud Mprning.ie ave.
me - Election District Is bounded by
'l1 "thin diagonal line from the cor
~ Mornngsld" ave. and W. lsGth -
- ihe corner OF 50. Nicholas ave and w
..'ih ~, W. i27th IT, sth ave. ". is5th
~ ana MorninEside ave.
Inc ~ Election District 10 bounded by
$40 within ", l3oth St, ST Nicholas ter
are i2ith ~, diS gonal line from tho
.'L0e' ~ W le7th At. and n Nicholas
49," - tho corner OF W lssth At. and
SNn.'Lngslds ave, Morningsids ave, and
'oL'snt ave.
The On Election District is bounded by
sN within W iSoth o., sth ave, w l27th
'nd g. Nicholas Terrace.
a, 20 M E,,,tion District = bounded by
~ m" CORNER Of W. l2gth 81; thence
.lAronal limo 70 tho corner Of ". lSOth
- ant IN ave-
Lho s,h Election District Is bounded nv
Nll within ". lgsth ~. 20 the corner or
.l1 aN. theur" diagonal line to tho cor
49,. W l"lth ~ and LeuoN ave. ".
hltb 81 and Sth ave.
7Ne IN Election District Is bounded by
~ pl'hin " l2sth 81, 9TH ave. W
s'th 81, and diagonal limo from tho cor
- ~ LepoN ave, aud ", l27th st. 10 the
No.nfr n I'll ave, and ". l2Sth II.
mo hth Election District - BOUNDED by
:, within ". l29th ST., diagonal line
TON N" corner Of Ienox ave, and W
,r'th -, % the corner Of jth ave. and
l:h.h 49,. W i2sih 81. and T;h avr.
Tho s'h Election District Is bounded by
''' within W. i'9A St. 9Th ave. a dag
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-04-13
WOMEN FROWN ON DESIGN
Nude Art ON Public Fountain in st.
Louis Causes Trouble.

ST. LOUIS, Apr 13-The Mound
City is naughty. The Woman's Pro-
tectiye league today said so. and all
because design for u fountain at
the central public library includes two
nude figures of girls
According to the w. p. L. children
and young people VIII eongregate
around the fountain and remarks made
in their hearing by men will not be
for the best interests of our civiliza-
ton" This is the second time the
question whether nude figures should
be permitted on statues in public
parks has shaken st. Louis.
Last spring Il controversy arose over
the nude figure on monument of the
German-American journalists. Prefer
ious. Schurz and Daenzer, entitled the
Naked Truth" but the design was
finally accepted after many weeks of
heated discussion. Miss Coonsman,
whose design for the fountain was ac-
cepted, insists that some people do not
appreciate art.
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rnT,y HALF DOZEN EDvC
FMEE BEAUTIFUL SPOONS ENLE

TO acquaint you with the very la
test, daintest q most deliciously flaw
ored surprising attraction in confection
LA RITA" Chocolates, we will give
absolutely free six beautiful Cuban
Pattern" Extra Crown Brand silver
teaspoons a fortunate purchase of
this celebrated silyerware and our
certainty that you'll buy our LA RITA
Chocolates after one taste, prompts
us to make this generous offer. LA
RITA Chocolates are a dollar a pound
everywhere.
Upon receipt of $1.oO and the
names of five lovers of good candy in
your locality we will send you post
paid full size box of LA RITA
Chocolates with the six teaspoons.
There is no other way you can spend
a dollar and get such delicious sur
prising favers and absolute purity.
PURITY CANDY COMANY
p. O. Box 81 MiddIetOwn, Ohio
M
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its passage, approval, and first publ

its passage, approval, and first publ
cation.
Section 7. That all ordinances or
parts of ordinances in conflict with
this ordinance, and more especially
Ordinance No 37S. as passed and ap-
proved by the Mayor and City Council
of the City Of Moscow Idaho. on Aus
ust u. 1913, and Ordinance No 379,
passed ana approved by the Mayor and
City Council of the City of Moscow,
Idaho, on September Is, 1913, are here
by repealed.
]. n. CLARKE,
Attest: Mayor.
J. r. STRONG.
City Clerk (Sea)
Read the first time April 4th, 1914.
Read the second time April 9th. 1914.
Read the third time and passed
April 9th, 1914.
Approved by the Mayor April 9th,
1914.
Attested by the Clerk April 9Th, 1914.
Published April 1914. 1914.
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laps IN RtSEBALL.

PORTLAND, Apr. lS.-The Keio
University baseball team of Japan
crossed bats here this afternoon with
a team from the Columbia University
Hundreds of Japanese attended the
game and rooted Justify for the team
from their native land.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-04-13
w. q. BARGE
AUCTIONEEl

Sells anything, anywhere. Farm
sales a specially. Have had over 30
years experience, terms reasonable,
and satisfaction guaranteed. Have
me draw your bill up for you free of
charge.
Phone 260-J Moscow, Idaho
The Winslow mail., 1914-02-28
BUSINESS men
TAKE OUTING

A hunting and fishing party
composed of w. G. Kelly, Larry
Quinlan, Gus Hansen. Mr.. Bruce
and E. F. Shindel went to Clear
Creek Wednesday on a short out
ing. Mr.. Kelly was fortunate in
hooking and landing a pair of
sixteen inch boots, while Hansen
and Shindel busted themselves
shooting at one-another's hats,
the result being both of them are
wearing caps. The party return.
ed looking very much invigorated
from the effects of the trip, and
it is said that Babbitt Brother S
Mercantile Co., had to put in an
order for a car load of 22cal. cat
ridges to supply the demand as
the Judge has taken up target
practice as a recreation.
The Winslow mail., 1914-02-28
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that
during the year 1914, the Wins
low Commercial Club will hold
regular meetings on the first
Wednesday and third Thursday
of each month, in the Macabee
Hall, Elk's Building, at 8 P. M.
Z. P. CONWELL,
Secretary.
The Winslow mail., 1914-02-28
BALL GIVEN BY LADIES
OF THE ALTAR SOCIETY

The Ball given by the ladies Of
the Altar Society last Monday
night at the Electric Theatre was
one of the most enjoyable affairs
ever held in WinsIoW. A striking
feature of the affair was the
beautiful and expensive costumes
worn by the ladies, and the en-
joyment in which every one seem
ed to participate. From a finan-
cial as we'll as social standpoint
it was a success beyond expecta-
tions.
The Winslow mail., 1914-02-28

Now that women have become
voters in Arizona, and are inter-
ested in municipal affairs, how
about all our Women's organiza-
tions taking an interest in max
ing WinsloW a real home town.
Take up the slogan of Brighten
up-Winslow" get after the City
Council to have trees planted
about the town, put in a few
days each week seeing to the
lawns and flower beds. Flowers
and seed planted now, will make
for beauty in the early spring.
Let the women take an interest
in making Winslow a beautiful
city of real homes.
The Winslow mail., 1914-02-28

w. G. Kelly, who had been on
short business trip to Needles,
returned last Saturday morning
bright and cheerful as usual.
The Winslow mail., 1914-02-28

MIR Smithson-I went to see a per
formance of "Othello" last night and
don't believe I have a tear left in my
system today
Mrs. Johnson-Does a tragedy gen
orally make you cry?
Mr.. Smithson-This one did 1t was
by an amateur company, AMI laughed
until | cried.
The Winslow mail., 1914-02-28
c. R. DUKE
T. ]. SHUFLIN

| hereby announce myself as a
candidate for reelection to the
Office of
SUPERVISOR OF STREETS
of Winslow, subject to the action
of the Primaries.
The Winslow mail., 1914-02-28

An automobile party composed
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Kaufman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Hansen, and
". H. Burbage, made a flying
trip to Holbrook and back Thurs
day.
The Winslow mail., 1914-02-28

superintendent Tully has been
out of town most Of the time this
week on business.
x x
County Assessor w. F. Will
Jams has been spending a part of
the week in town on official busi-
ness.
j. NJ. Russell, tailor from Los
Vegas, New Mexico, arrived in
town Monday and will probably
locate here permanently.
Judge Sapp, w. B. Woods and
his two sons William and Ed,
and Mr.. Cooper, drove down
from Holbrook Thursday and re-
turned Friday morning.
x x x
Dull business on the Santa Fe,
makes Winslow a little quiet at
the present writing. But good
times, and lots Of business are in
sight for the next month.
Bur Williams is busy with a
gang of men removing the pip
ing from the old round house and
repairing and installing new pipe
lines at the new round house.
X X x
Mrs. w. G. Hunter, who re-
Gently took an extended trip thru
Kansas and Oklahoma, returned
last Wednesday morning. She
says the wheat states are expect
ing a banner crop this year.
J. R. Phillips, who has been
confined to his room from sick
ness for the past two weeks, is
again out and enjoying the sun
shine. He hopes to be able to COM
mence work at his blacksmith
shop in a few days.
4 4 4
Mrs. Hammer, wife of Round
House foreman A. A. Hammer,
who has been visiting here for
the past three weeks, returned
to Denver Saturday to prepare
their household goods for ship
ment. She will return in the near
future and she and her husband
will make their permanent home
here.
X X X
Nick Dovas has ordered a mod
ern planning machine which he
will install in his shop as soon as
it arrives. When this machine is
installed Nick will be in a posi-
ton to make window sashes, door
frames, show cases, and in fact
do all kinds Of work that can be
turned out from a modern equip
ped shop.
Il 4 4
NJ. c. Maddox and family came
in Friday from Maddox on bust
ness and shopping trip, and re-
turned Sunday. Mr.. Maddox: is
conducting trading post at Mad
doX, where a new postoffice has
been established, and carries a
fine line of Navajo rugs and
blankets, native silver ornaments
etc.
\ 4 4
Colonel Bob Walton, the big
wool grower from the south end
of Navajo County, was in town
for a load of supplies this week,
anc left for the Pratt Ranch
Wednesday, where he is making
some big improvements in new
buildings, tanks and pipe lines.
Bob is the sort of empire builder
that develops our resources, and
he is good booster for WinsloW
at all times.
x x x
Now that women have become
voters in Arizona, and are inter-
ested in municipal affairs, how
The Winslow mail., 1914-02-28

Mrs Naylor-I hear that you are
breaking in new cook
Mrs. tt-Well-er-we have
new cook, but she's doing most OF
the breaking
The Winslow mail., 1914-02-28

Jack-Just to think, I have been
calling here seven years and Cupid
mas been lurking around the old sofa
all that time.
Ruth-Gracious! The little fellow
must be gray by this time.
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POLAND SPRING, MAINE

POLAND SPRING HOUSE, Open June | 70
Oct Is. MANSION HOUSE. open all year,
n Y. Once, iiS0 Bway. Tel Mad. So 47ts
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fabyahs ON June %, ard although the
dhy was stormy many tourists tNaIlpd
themselves of the opportunity Of seeing
the Etonr house above th. clouds Truufp-
ers Will as usual De numerous on the
summit and the Mount Washington car
rage road is again open for the use ~
motorists from Glen to the summit--or,
Of the most beautiful and spectacular
trips IN the country.
T.. a. Darling Of New York has
opened his country home at East Burke,
Vt. and will give several house parties
from time TO time during the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Einstein have
taken house for the summer at Cornish,
y. H., near the summer White House
ana the estate of the late John Hay At
Windsor. across the river.
Dr and Mrs. Robert IIalsey and
Mrs Charles X. Bates OF New
York will spend the summer at Derby
Line. VT, not far from the Canadian
border and within sight OF the White
Hills. and many others will he in the Con-
necticut Valley, including Miss Coruelia
Babcock, who will be at Bread Loaf Inn.
Breadloaf. VT
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DELAWARE WATER GAP, Pa, July -
Although large crowds arct common
enough in this popular resort to-days
vast throngs made record for the re-
sort in point OF attendance.
Trains OF automobiles filled every ga
rage to capacity and overlooked into
every possible corner Of the resort They
came from everywhere, for the roads are
in the pink OF condition. New York,
philadelphia, Washington, P!ttsburg and
even the far West sent their quota OF
motorists, some to stay others To make
visit AZ part Of tour and all enthusiastic
over the beauty OF the Delaware Water
Gap
The first gun shoot OF the season was
held at the Delaware Water Gap Gun
Club and attracted many crack shots IS
well as q distinguished audience. The
Cope handicap trophy offered by j.
Purdy Cone Of Philadelphia, tho pro-
prietor of tho Water Gap House here, WAS
won by +. 4. Sebert Of New York, who
killed thirteen out OF fifteen. The fine
Gun offered by y. T. Cusick Of Scranton
wac captured by william Dawee OF scran-
ton with T. -. Griffin Of Scranton a close
second Fred WINSTON Of New York ref
creed. Among those who watched the