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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-10

coLoNIsTs COME TO GEORGIA.
CORDELE, March 9.--The forerun-
ners of a colony OF Germans from
Pennsylvania, Indiana and Michigan,
gage in truck farming and other in
dustries, have arrived in Cordele.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-10
RABBI MARX AT DEDICATION.

BIRMINGHAM, March 9.--Rabbi pa
vid Marx Of Atlanta, delivered the SER
mon at the dedication OF Temple
EMANUEL, the handsome new house
OF worship of the largest Jewish con-
gTegation in Alabama.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-10

The regular monthly meeting o.
the w. A. r. M. A. will be held
Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Fred w. Rooney. No. 60 West
Ontario avenue, West End All mem
beers are expected to be present.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-10
Mrs. Tyler Goes to St. sin,ons.

Mrs. c. It. Tyler win leave Friday
for her home on ST. Simon's Island,
where she expects to spend the spring
and summer, Mrs. Tyler recently
purchased the beautiful bungalow
built on that historic island by An
drew Carnegies architect, which
stands in the shadow OF the light
house on the sea front of the island.
Mrs. Tyler will entertain number
of her friends in her charming home
during the summer
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-10
BUSINESS NOTICE.
To Cure a Cold in One Day.

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets Druggists refund money II 1t
fails TO cure. p. w. GROVES sigma
ture is on each box CSC
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-10
Concert Series Benefit.

Miss Agnes Conrad, Miss Helen
Woytoych and Miss Adele Laue, mu-
sicians, have arrived In the city ami
are at the Piedmont Hotel. Monday
evening, Tuesday afternoon and even
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-10

fhe informal luncheon which Mrs.
|rter Langston will give Tuesday
p be a compliment TO Miss Lind
y of Richmond, Va, Mrs. j. Russell
|rter's guest.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-10
FuIIer.Weaver.

The marriage Is announced Of Miss
Mvra Fuller and w. II. Weaver,
which took place in the presence of a
few friends and relatives Saturday,
Rev. G. D. Stone officiating.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-10
MISSES PERDUE GIVE
TEAFOR TEXAS GUEST

Miss Tomme Perdue who with her sister, Miss Marion Perdue
will give large tea Tuesday Afternoon honor of their guest
Paula Garrison Houston Tex of series of parties
ranged in honor of this visitor.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-10
CHI FEDS CALLED "gLuEs.D

CHICAGO, March manager Joe
Tinker officially designed the Chicago
Federals the Chicago blues" to-day
with the o. K. of President Weeghman.
The Chicago team will wear blue stock
ings and blue trimmed uniforms.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-10
BOUTS FoR cHIcAeoANs.

bOU ) FUN OFTIONGONINos
KetcheI and Joe Yelling, Chicago light
weights, have secured matches here.
The former win meet Babe Picato and
yelling will clash with Charlie Dalton
in double wind-up this week.
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Spring Lake.

Special Correspondence of The star.
SPRING LAKE. n. j., August 1.-The
New Monmouth Hotel cup competition
began on the links of the Spring Lake
Golf and Country Club. last Saturday,
and Edward s. Jameson, w. b. Schmidt
and Judge Thomas a. Haight tied at the
end of the first days play with cards OF
- The second stage will be played to-
day The cup is to be awarded to the
player with the highest number of points
to his credit during the series of i've
rounds Mrs James F. Fielder, wife of
Gov. Fielder. playing with Judge William
II. Spear, came in third in the mixed
foursomes.
Former Gov. and Mrs John Franklin
Fort gave dinner at the New Essex and
Sussex for Gov. and Mrs James F. Field
er. Other guests We're Senator Austin Col
gate, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Heilner Miss
Fort. Miss Jamison. Mr.. and Mrs Mar
tin Maloney and Adjt. Gen. and Mrs w
+. Sadler.
Mrs. F. o. Briggs, widow of United
States Senator Briggs of New Jersey, is
registered at the New Monmouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron S. Adams Miss
Marie Hoffman Adams. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick W. Bates and Mrs. A. A. Tick
ms of Washington are spending the sea-
son at the New Monmouth.
Washington is represented at the New
Breakers by Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w.
Bait and Mrs. A. w. Dickens.
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Hot Springs.
Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The star.
HOT SPRINGS. Va. August Il
Former Secretary of State Philander c.
Knox and Mrs. Knox arrived at the
Homestead this week by motor from
their country place at Valley Forge,
Pa, and Joined their son, Hugh S. Knox.
They brought with them ]. A. Evans
of Pittsburgh, and were Joined by Wal
ter C. Clark, former Governor of West
Virginia.
The first costume dance of the sum-
mer was given few nights ago at the
Warm Springs Hotel. near here. Among
those in fancy dress were Mr.. and Mrs
Crittendon Marriatt. Mrs. Castleman
Miss l. L. Hagner. Miss Elizabeth Hag-
ner, A. b. Hagner, jr., and Mrs. T. P.
OConner of Washington.
w. B. Howe of Washington and Mrs
James Ross Todd of Louisville were
the winners in putting tournament
given here this week by Miss Alice
Scarboro of Cincinnati. Others playing
were Mesdames w. Il. Howe. Archibald
NJ. McCrae. Robert Waller Edgar
Bright, Daniel H. Holmes, Tyler Field
and George Warrington. Mrs. T. L.
Allen of Washington arrived at the
Homestead this week for the cure, and
Charles c. Millburn is among other ar
rivals from the Capital city. A lawn
fete at Warm Springs the middle of the
week was attended by Mrs. Silas p
Casey and Mrs. w. L. Dorsey, Miss A.
NJ. Coombs and Miss Elizabeth Hagnel
of Washington.
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Asbury Park.


special Correspondence OF Inc 7tais
ASBURY PARK. \. j.. August L
Visitors here are looking forward TO
the August carnivals and the thrones
which come for the events. August Is
necessarily the iiveliest month of the
year Hotels which have been com
fortabIv filled through July are pre-
pairing to accommodate the rush OF late
vacationists which set in tonight, when
several special trains discharged thou
sands of persons. in addition to the So
journers who arrived throughout the
day.
The hotels made elaborate prepara-
tons for the entertainment OF guests
tonight. Special dances We're gwen anu
other affairs planned for the visitors.
Carnival interest was revived Win
great viSor again last evening. me
carnival commissioners selected novel
method for disclosing the identity OF
the queen. During the fireworks eN-
hibition on the fishing pier the likeness
of Miss Virginia Hope Kelsey was
flashed in colors that to a marked de-
gree portrayed her features.
Now that Miss kelseys selection has
been officially announced her pennant
has been raised on the mast at her
home. the Plaza Hotel. and she Will he
the guest of honor 1T the many func-
tions to he held between now and Au-
gust IS. when she will be officially
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White Sulphur Springs

Spccial Correspondence of The star.
T. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W Va.
August THE August season which is
,be sravest at this n-the-year-round
resort was most auspiciously ushered
in tonight with dance and numerous
Informal supper dansants that followed
in the grill, where a cabaret DIVIDES at
tentiou nightly with the dancers that
use =, cleared space i'll the center. OF
the room
Some of those having tables reserved
for parties included Mrs. James II.
Preston. Mrs. William Warrington,
Mrs John NJ Hood. NJ" and Mrs. De
Courcy w Thorn. Mr.. and Mrs. w D.
Bowie ana j Livingston Minis of Balt-
more. Mrs William Haywood. Mrs. san
ford G. Kellogg. Mai. William Lasslter,
Mrs Redwood Vandegrift. Senator and
Mrs James A. Q'Gorman and Mrs. Isaac
T. Mann of Washington and Mrs. j.
Kellogg Bradley of Philadelphia, who
formerly lived in Washington.
Mrs. Bradley was among those who
danced the maxixe and the new Lulu
Fado at the supper, Others including
the Misses Anna, Alice and Agnes
O'Gorman. Doris Haywood of Washing
;
Washington Stewart and Virginia and
Eleanor Bowie of Baltimore.
Mrs. Bradley and Miss Haywood were
in the annual Riley dance that is re-
vived here every summer Miss Hey
wood is leaving in a fortnight for FL
kins where she will visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Lee. who have been entertaining
at a series of house parties at Grace
lands.
Miss Helen Audenreid, who was at the
New Greenbrier earlier In the season.
has returned and spent several days this
week on Il motor trip through the valley
of Virginia.
Nr. and Mrs. Isaac T. Mann Of Wash
ington, who arrived fortnight ago at
their Bromley summer home with Miss
Alice Mann and W. T. Mann, have come
to the White to spend three weeks while
Mrs. Mann is taking the cure.
Recent registrations at the New Green
brer and the White include Mr.. and Mrs.
r. r Warwick. Dir. NJ. A. Williams OF
Washington, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Carlin
OF Alexandria and MIR. and Mrs. w. d.
Bowie
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Atlantic City.
special Correspondence Of The star

Special Correspondence OF The star
ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.. July 3l-The
Odd Fellows of the nation will assemble
in Atlantic City September y to 26. and
Wednesday, the I'D there will be
parade of visiting lodges from New York
state. New Jersey. Pennsylvania and
Delaware At least 1905 odd Fellows
are expected to march.
The occasion of the gathering will be
the convention of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows. and the sessions
of the convention will he held in the
marine ballroom of the Steel Pier. These
meetings will be open to delegates only.
but there will be a public meeting Mon
day morning. September ~ when GOV.
James +. Fielder will welcome the ma
tons Odd Fellows to the states shore.
One of the features of the convention
will be the issuing of daily paper dur
ing the week of the sessions This short
lived daily Will record the happenings OF
the Sovereign Lodge sessions. the ar
rivals and the odd impressions of the
inland Fellows by the sea.
The Atlantic City Municipal Band is
giving daily concerts during the mid
summer season at II am and = pm
The morning concerts are invariably rem
dered at some leachfront point, and as
II O'Clock is the fashionable bathing
hour the bathers battle to the music, And
they not only battle to it, they dance
to It. The tango has become vivid
reality on the beach. with the portly
gentleman. too anervated to walk a
block in the sunshine. never missing a
number.
And II is by no means an ungraceful
sight. this battling multitude dancing on
the hard packed sands of the beach, with
the moaning sea at their feet and the
white breakers sending the spume over
their heads 1t has the advantage of
the ballroom with consequent wilted col
lars. for the obese person has the cooling
ocean at hand and a plunge between
dances is quite the proper thing.
Ideal summer seashore weather has
been the rule here by the sea during the
early days of the week. with the mid
summer throngs gathering daily in
stronger force. Hotelmen are confident
of a heavier season than in 1913. and are
CORRESPONDENCE happy. The rolling chair
barons are doing better business than
ever before in the resorts history, and
the great ocean piers are thronged every
night sometimes to the point of suffoca-
ton were 1t not for the ocean h"eeZes.
Mrs w. G. Aycock of Washington D.
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spending some time at the Mount Forest

Cottage
Misses Alma. Florence and Marie Bush,
Washington, arrived at Pen-Mar this
week and are guests at the Mount Forest
Inn for the months of August and Sep
TENDER.
Mr. Latrobe owen Washington. is
spending a month at the Bon-Aire cot
tage, Pen Mar.
! Mr. and Mrs { NJ. Jenkins. Wash
, ington. have arrived at the Mount Yer
non Hotel Pen-Mar, for the season
Mr. C. o. Moss. Washington. has ar
rived at the Washington ciin house
Pen-Mar. where he will spend the re-
mainder of the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther d. Snyder and
r. Biehm, Washington. are spending
several weeks as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jason E. -ront. Pen-Mar Hotel pen-Ala a, !,
Mrs Cora Wallace, Miss Gwendolln
Wallace Hr. and Mrs. T. NJ. Nl!hide ana
Nj. William Riley. Washington, are oc-
cupying apartments at the Wayslde cot
take for the summer.
Mrs Edward 7. Norris. ave de-
1i-htful dance Wednesday evening at the
Monterey Inn. Monterey. at which a
number of Observation-Disclosures were present.
Music was furnished by Mr.. s. Tarsar.
Steele. jr., and Mr., Jack Santos. me
II. F. Ward. Mr.. II. Moe of Washington
Mrs C. Theobald Pennington of Balti-
more and Lieutenant Commander &,
shackelford T. S \: The Winners m,sns,d IN
dancin., with Mr.. Jackson Du Bose OF
Washincton hesitation waltz Miss
Frederics | sser and Mr.. Fulton Lesser
were the Prize winners. ,,,.
In tho naxixe the winners We're Miss
Ethel Hundley and Mr. Arthur Humid.
lev. The winners in the half and haif
,vere Miss Dorothy Pennington ana MY
Fulton Lesser, The cakewalk vas danced.
Wash:n~ ton and Mr.. Fulton Lesser. who
cantr,rcl the rrizc p huge chocolate
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C.. is spending the balance of the sum
mer at a well known shore hosiery as
the guest OF her aunt, Miss Vermillion Of
Baltimore.
Capt. and Mrs. NJ NJ Lewis are Wash
ingtonians at the shore Capt Lewis.
who is veteran of the civil war. is con-
nected with the pension bureau.
William D. Spencer of Washington sec
rotary of the National Federation of
Labor. is spending a midsummer vaca-
ton at the shore.
W S. Brown Joined his mother and
brother AT the Seaside House over the
weed end.
Mrs. Mark Brooke of Washington. d.
G.. wife of Capt. Mark Brooke. L. S. A..
is spending the midsummer season at the
shore and is accompanied by her par
ents. pr. and Mrs. Gunnell
Other Nashingtonians at Atlantic City
| are:
Whittle-Miss Pearl \ Cooke. Miss
Margaret Estep. Mrs A. L. MossMirg
Miss Jane Murphy. Miss Daisy Murphy
]. J. Drury and Mrs. Thomas Mertius
i Marlborough -Blenheim-Mr. Henry Ham
| mond Mr. and Mrs. William b. Barry
| DR.. and Mrs. Robert c. Ransdell J. b
Sullivan, Lewis A. Payne. Mrs. 0. George
Medler. Lerot f. Reed. Mr. and Mrs
John s. Blair. R. NJ Paxton. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. V. Sheridan Mr. and Mrs r
] Scott and Mr.. William NJ Conrad.
Shelburne-L W. Strayer. Mr.. and Mrs
| II. Smith, r. Q. Burton. Mr. and Mrs
NJ. j. Donohue. Mr. and Mrs. w B
| Robey and J Stanley Payne.
Seaside-Charles Bradley. Miss Edith
Easer. Miss Emma Easer. Mr.. and Mrs
r. i. Lamb, Joseph p. Shelley. William
| Y Cullinon. Mrs Q. f. Fitzgerald, Miss
! Alice J. Clapp and Mrs. NJ S. Evans.
Rudolf.p G kleph B; solomon
| heimer. Lawrence Grosheimer. Bert
Cohen. Mr.. end Mrs J. Eiseman and Miss
! Bertha Eiseman.
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Blue Ridge Summit.

Special CORES rondence of The star
BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT. Pa. August
lone of the largest gatherings ever
seer in the Blue Ridge mountain section
at this season of the year is now holding
full sway here. The days and nights
are being happily passed by the hundreds
of visitors from Washington. Baltimore
Norfolk and Richmond Va. who spend
the afternoons playing golf, tennis and
base ball on the Monterey Country clubs
grounds and at night the spacious ball
rooms of the large hotels at Monterey
and Buena Vista Springs are scenes of
much merriment, and the parlors are also
the gathering places Of scores OF per-
sons who indulge in progressive five hun
dred and euchre.
Miss Emily Rathborn, Washington. is
occupying apartments at the Clermont
Hotel Chairman, for month.
Mrs Samuel +. Paris and Miss Paris
Washington are spending several weeks
as the guests Of Mrs. Charles Cowan,
CHAIRMAN. Pa.
Messrs Edward Darlington. c. +. Lang
lev l.. II Skinner and James T.. Bagley
arrived from Washington the early part
of this week and are spending some time
at the Clermont Hotel.
Miss Lydia Berry and Messrs. Randolph
Smith and a \. Wright have arrived AT
the Crawford cottage. Blue Ridge sum
NIT, for stay of two months.
...essrs. G. y. Osgood and G. c. Todd
Washington are spending the month OF
August as guests of Mrs Edwin I. Norris
at the Monterey Inn. Monterey
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles /. Surirla, Mrs
c. ]. Tyson and NJ SIS Lampkin, Wash
ington. have taken apartments at the
Monterey Inn, Monterey. for the re-
mainder of the season.
w q Du Bose. G.. K. Wisner, John l.
Edwards. r w. Gregory. ID. f. Hous'
ton. W. Hitz and F. q. Coffey, all OF
Washington. We're recent arrivals al Blue
Ridge Summit, and are spending 81,
weeks at Monterey.
Miss May " Farrar and Miss kathe
rine w. Farrar. Washington. are spend
ing August and September as guests o.
Mrs Belle Stoler at Mount Forest Inn
Pen-Mar. Md.
Mrs. George b. Cole and Miss E Isabe
Cole and FLOYD kieffer. Washington
have arrived at Pen-Mar, where they ar.
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Deer Park.


Special Correspondence of The star.
DEER PARK. Md, August Mrs.
John Cash of Washington has arrived at
Fairview Cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Wade
II. Ellis, Mrs. H. G. Rothrock and Miss
E5erly are Washington arrivals at the
Deer Park Hotel Alexander D. Gait is
among the observation-disclosures here. Miss
de Wilhorst of Washington is visiting the
family of John Basel of Clarksburg W.
Va. at their cottage here. Capt G. S.
Scott son of former United States Sena-
tor Nathan B. Scott of Washington. for
merly of Wheeling; Mrs Scott, Misses
Agnes v. Lulu v. and Anna B. Scott.
and Masters Norton S. and Guy s. Scott
have taken possession of Cottage C.
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Allenhurst.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
ALLENHJRST' N. j., August 1.-Au-
gust II Allenhurst will hold its first
pool day at the handsome new pool
on the ocean front. Allenhurst boasts
the finest pool on the coast and this
will be the initial event held here.
The entry of Arthur MacAleenan. the
metropolitan champion fancy diver, as
sures the meet of high-class entrants.
There will be sprint races. diving con-
tests and freak matches, including tub
races and matches in which the con-
testants will swim with one arm, with
their legs strapped together and on
their back.
Edwin H. Pilson and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Button Sioure of Washington are
among the late arrivals at the Curlew.
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A Cynical Judgment.

D EPRESENTAT1VE TAYLOR was
N talking about political project Of
which he disapproved.
Il can't help feeling cynical about 1t.
he said. Il feel. in fact, as cynical as
Hogg's wife at the seashore.
With her little son and couple of
girl friends Mrs. Hogg returned from
the beach one Saturday afternoon. and
as they passed down the long hotel cor
ridor. with it's numbered bedroom doors,
one of the young girls said:
".Oh, 1 wonder if Mr.. Hogg has ar
rived yet for over Sunday
Mrs. Hogg answered with a cynical
laugh: !,
"sClank the baby's bucket and shovel
together and spray little of that Eau
de Venus in the air and George. II he's
within half a mile Of US, will stick his
head out of the door to fiirt with the
chambermaid.'
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Berkeley Springs.

Special Correspondence of The star
BERKELEY SPRINGS. W. Va, Au-
INST Mrs. ]. n Schaefer of Washing
ton gave d card party at the Hotei A'uiih
Among the guests We're Mr.. ana MIS-
keefer, Mr. and Mrs. Buckley, Mr. NC
Gee, the Misses Hitchcock, Mrs klllam
Mrs Hunt and Mr.. O'Neill, all of Wash
ineton, and Mrs. Christie of Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs John B. Ely OF Washington
are visiting the Rev. c. E. Ely here.
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Avon.

Special Correspondence of The Star. #..-
AVON, n. J., August 1.-The coming
entertainment by the Avon Comedy
Club and the annual water sports day
are the notable programmed events for
this resort during August. The Com
edy Clubs minstrel and vaudeville en-
tertainment will be held two nights.
August Is and 16. The performance is
for the benefit of local charities.
Avon lifeguards and beach patrols
along the coast will participate in the
water sports events. Swims to sea Tor
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Bedford Springs.


S,eca Correspondence Of The star.
BEDFORD SPRINGS, Pa, August l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Won Oeschen OF
Washington have been spending seNerai
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. c. F. SWope at
Berlin, near here; Mr.. and Mrs BROOKS
Fleming, ir and child of Fairmont' ".
Va. are here Mr. Fleming is nephe"
of ex-United States Senator Clarence
Watson. Miss Nellie Edwards OF MAR
tiusbur-, W. Va. is 4 visitor here MIS-
John NJ. Berkeley, with her son-ln-ia"
W,;rtar t,ernsner and three children OF
washington. are guests of Mr.. and MRS.
NJ c. Homer of Meyersdale
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Altruism.


From the Philadelphia Kronikie Herald
Jim. said an honest coal dealer ID
one Of his drivers. Jim. make that ton
of coal 200 pounds short. 1t is for poor
delicate widow. and she viii have 70
carry all of il up two fights of stairs
don't want her TO overtax her strength
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-02
Inspiration.
From judge

From Judge.
You cant Write verse on some sub
jects. Now, for instance, what poetry
is there in a pork chop?''
Il can see you've never been real hun
Cry
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distance, floating contests and diving
feats will feature the program. There
will also be several juvenile events.
. Theodore label has joined the Wash
ington colony at the Avon Inn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-26
ATHLETIC GAMES FOR
 POLICE DEPARTMENT
Many Novelties Will Be Seen Today and Tomorrow at Brighton
 Beach, New York.

Brooklyn, N. r., June 25.-The ath-
 letic games of the police department
 of New York City are being held at
 Brighton Beach race track this year
 and many novelties will be seen today
 and tomorrow while the events are
 being staged. The athletic carnival
 has brought out Patrick Mcdonald. Martin ]. Sheridan, Matt McGratk and
 other famous athletes who are lnem- bers of the finest" and the letter carriers anu firemen's bands will as sist the well-known police band in furnishing the necessary music. A re- view of costumes will be given show
 Ing how the police appeared from the Carly Amsterdam days down to the
 present. Officers will be dressed in costumes and carr lanterns, rattles and slaves. and number of other
 uniforms have been secured which
 makes this a picturesque event. There will be mounted, unmounted. bicycle and motorcycle lrils and races. The purpose of thi scarnival is to raise a fund of $1OO,O0O for the Honor Legion to assist families and dependents of policemen injured or killed in the per formance of duty. Among thuSe who hold boxes are Mayor Mitchel, who has been most active in aiding the fund, W. K. Vanderbilt, Vincent Astor, 1 Payne Whitney George ". Perkins and Robert Bacon.