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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
POOR SPELLING not Fatal.

The world Is filled with them
oor spellers-and much as they try 60
ride Il, the defect comes tu light ut
m time aud they stand revealed.
rough not always eyrrla,ttugly di.
raced except I'm the estimation ~ thr
choolmaster Poor spelling ~ tt ma
loual evi, or Mt least a national full
TX, for many Americans cannot spell
DIRECTLY.
Hut II is not fatal to success lu
)ngevity or to an honorable career 10
g unable TO spell we'll Some NJ mr
lost honored statesmen cannot place
ngether correctly the letters that
orm our c0mmOnest words Many
uslness men depend almost entirely
pom their Stenographers for their
pelllng, which Is neither safe nor
ane I'm some instances.
Hut there are men who arp not
%nndlcapped at all by being poor spell.
N. Take one who has the gift "
managing other men lie may do 10
y a natural gift for such work or he
nay be- compelled 10 resort to slave
irving methods Those who are IN.
~ him may smile ut his misspelled
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
LIKE GOODl EAR OFFER
Proposition TO Refund II Not Salts
factory Shows the Great Value Of
Newspaper Advertising.

The Goodyear Tire 4 Rubber com.
pany records Il remarkable response
To It's announcement. made recently. In
connection with S-V motor truck tires.
to the effect that purchasers under
fair conditions would receive their
money back from Goodyear II S-N
tires fail 10 prove superior tO compel
Ing makes ON the basis VI cost per
mile.
The announcement was made In the
leading papers " the country little
more than II week ago. and the result
is such as to more than confirm Good
year belief In the value Of newspaper
aud class publication advertising to
reach its trade.
The offer continues through April.
May and June says G. W. Martin,
Jr., manager NJ the motor truck tire
department. 1t ~ a simple propO.
sltion. l. S-N tires fail To cut your
tire cost per mile-yOur money back
every cent ~ It. We don't make
this offer wildly We know what
S-N tires can do-and we want every
truck user to know It. too. Hence
the offer.
Already from all over the country
results come rolling In. our challenge
IL accepted on II magnificent scale.
Just M we want It to he accepted We
have no worry us to the outcome.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
FOR GENERATORS
Car Owner Should Know Outnut Of
Storage Battery and Govern His
Current Accordingly.

The willard Storage Battery compa-
ny advises that every motorlst who
has a storage battery on his car
should find out the output " his gen
orator and the amount Of current
required for the lamps. The genera.
Tor Is supposed to supply current for
the lamps and some excess over that
which will charge the battery and
keep It up to the mark, However, II
the motorlSt overloadS the car with
lamps or electrical apparatus never
lnteded 10y the maker Of the car he
will yet into trouble unless he Ii care
ful 10 see that his battery II charged,
either by running the engine when
the car Is stationery or by charging
from an outside source This II much
cheaper than to overwork the battery
and shorten its life.
Again, the automobiles may use
his ear regularly OF short runs, with
frequent stopping aud starting. He
must remember that he IN calling on
his starting battery for a lot Of power
10 turn the motor over, and Il not
running the generator enough between
stops 10 reCharge the battery.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
40. 9-Charles Dennison.


q q - q u % q q u
u q
% why do some vomrn scheme .
q aud Ne aud toad, 60 set their u
- clothes aud JrNrlrl. when the, could u
~ gu hunrsll, to work aud earn u
q thrir a~dornmrut- In half the time -
- u
q q - % q q q q q ~ u u u u
We were NOW almost ut our last
ditch financially our house of cards
was about tu tumble about our ears
We We're fast ucuriug the point where
We could blind ourselves .lo the stun
tiun uu longer. | think even II stranger
might have ~cru II. our home began
lo hr actually uutidy The s]rrynut.
did mot receive their wages und .u
they only half did their work aud
my mother was afraid tu discharge
them The breakfast dlshr, would
,tuud iu the dining room until lunch
ruu time The sitting room md dim
ing room remained uudustrd and
Marion aud mother seemed tu take uu
interest In trying to make the place
look better Where previously turii
habits had been ORDERLY enough now
,uiled white gloves and huudkrrrhlcfy
would rrmuiu for days iu the corners
NJ the sittiug room chairs. And %
hat would hr uerrhrd rHkishlv ou %
hump until the dust gathered on both
NJ lhpm
Finally Marion uuglrjl mud obtained
uu Imitation tu visit my brother l.l
and his wife | thluk she wa, asked
tu ~pcud q week rud but she managed
tu sta, FOR several mouths Marta.
Ed'> wife. who was Kind hearted. Wu.
easily played upon aud so II was not
long before Marion who had begun to
hook really Shnhhy. had am almost
complete fashionable outfit nj her sis
ter iu laws expense.
Marion WIS ever u chameleon girl
Had she lived her early yenrS with
people NJ high ideals and honor
doubtless my sister would have lived
her NE ou other lines. When she was
with happy people. she laughed u
great deal and seemed happy when
she was with uulet people, she seemed
grave and thoughtful. 40 | think She
took her coloring from Martn easily
enough aud my sister ln-law began
10 be- really fond NJ her. Also FOR the
present Marion was content. She had
Mnrtn's beautiful house 10 live In
MRrta's servants to wait on her.
and Marta's money had clothed her
MS well ny she had cver been clothed.
And | cannot, even now blame my
father and mother for the lack " At.
tcntlOu they gave me, As | look hnck
IN II ! can see that all they had built
together In their lives was crumbling
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21

suppose, Mr.. 1oad that It seems at
ALL wonderful o. You that you can
change your old suit that way, but 1t
does to NJ. uNI heard that you
swallowed your uNI suits. but / never
half believed Il Now / know that II
IL 81, and just how YOU do It. and /
feel rs II | huI learned something
worth knowing DO you know.
think You are uur n the most inter
rsriug and wonderful of all my neigh.
bors, and I'm never laugh at or tease
YOU agaiu, Mr. Toad
"Humph 900 grmted Old Mr. Toud
again, but it vas very clear that he
was a little flattercd by Peters inter.
rst In him and was rapidly rcgulning
his good nature.
There i~ one thing | don't under
stand yet -ald Peter, and that is
where you go to sleep all winter DO
YOU ~ down into the mud at the bot
tom NJ the Smiling Pool the way
Grandfather Frog does?"
"CcrmiuIy uotl' rctorted old Mr..
Toad Use YOUR common sense, Pc.
ter RNhhili II / had spent the win.
Ter ia the smiling Pool do you sup.
pose ! wuuIl have left II to come way
up here and then have turned right
around and zone back there TO sing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21

Worried Man writes Let me say that
my condition puzzles and worries me. IN
the last year | seem to have been grow
ing old rapidly. though only ~ NV food
aud sleep do not recuperate my strength
aud energy. and lately / have dizzy
spells, trembling, headaches, loss Of ap-
petite, memory md hupelessness. De
nre ever present
Answer; Cheer up. get we'll and then
conserve your vitality by proper, temper
ate living obtain three grain cadOm9ne
tablets In sealed tubes with full direC
tlons, use them aud an agreeable. pleas.
Ing restoration should ensue to your eu-
tire satisfaction.
Mr. T.. G. II asks do you think It
Is possible to reduce my weight from 30
pounds 10 about l9o pounds
Answer: II Is impossible to say Just
how much one ran reduce unt1 after
trying but 2 grain arbolOne tablets
should be- used according tO directions
with ench sealed tube, Ohtnlnable At mOst
any drug store, n the flesh Is unnatural
YOU should easily reduce as desired.
Mrs. l.. II writes What can | do for
q had cnsc NJ stomach. liver and howell
trouble Nv food sour, IN stomach. ! rlft.
have heart huru, aud u fun, uncomfort.
able feeling after meals. cOnstlpated nj
intervals. coated tongue and bad breath
an the time
Answer Thousands Of people In this
country are afflicted nv you are, and
to yet immediate relief and gradually
effect permanent results, | advise you 10
buy Ot -FOUR druggist a dollar package OF
double four stomach and bowel medi.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21

I'm not so fond of long Journeys as
all that
That's ". Peter looked foolish
Il didn't think OF that when / spoke. %
The trouble with you aud with II
lot Of other people. Is that you speak
first and do your thinking a%fterward,
when you do any thinking at all, %
grunted Old Mr.. Toad. Now, II |
wanted to | could disappear right
here
You mean that you would hide un-
der that old board just rs you did
before, said Peter with Il wise look
Nothing Of the sort 90 snapped Old
MIR. Toad. II could disappear and
not ~ near that old board, not II step
nearer that | am now
Peter looked in all directions care.
fully, but not Il thing could he see
under which Old MIR Toad could pos
slbly hide except the old board, and
he had said he wouldn't hide under
that. Il don't like to doubt your
word, Mr.. Toad said he, but you'll
have To show me before 1 can believe
that
Old Mr.. Toad's eyes twlnkled. Here
WAS a chauce TO get. even with Peter
for watching him change his suit. III
youll turn your back 10 me and look
straight down the Crooked Little
Faith Tor five minutes, III disappear ~
said he More than that. | give You
my word N honor that | will not hop
three feet from where | nm sitting
IAN right, replied Peter promptly,
turning his buck To Old Mr. Toad.
I'm look down the Crooked Little
Path for five minute, aud promise not
To peek
So Peter sat and guzed straight
down the Crooked Little Path II
was IL great temptation to roll his
eyes back and peep behind him, but
he had given his word that he wouldn
not and hr didn't When he thought
the five minutes was MP he turned
around odd Mr.. Toad was nowhere
~ he seen. Peter looked this way aud
that way. but no sign " Old Mr.. Toad
could he see lie had disappeared IA,
completely a, II he had never been
there.
Next story: "Old Mr. Toad Gives
Peter "a Scare"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
SILLY PAkTISANSHIP
Times Subscriber COmmcnds stand
for Efficiency In Office Regardless
Of Party Domination.
10 Editor OF The Times

To Editor or The Times:
McALEsTER. okla, April 10,
1915 Your editorial In the Tines
OF the 18Th instant on the duty Of the
city officers-clect OF Oklahoma city.
irrespective or their politics, is the
kind OF gospel truth that should
bring to our governments. city. state
and national Il higher type Of ciyil
government. II It a preached by
All the press, 1t would lead up ulti-
mately to a better condition OF mind
among men OF different politics. II
would educate the minds Of men out
of narrow partiLHnship and lead u
a higher vision " rights. and give
tuirer election laws In all the states
| hope the day Is neal at hand
when the old type Of yellow dog par.
$ zunship In any political party is al
Am end B f. Hackett.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21

In addition to Il cut. open eight cylin
der "hnssis, every body type the com
lAuy /, producing this season.
In the front part " the display are
the three open models, the seven pas
,cugrr and salon touring cars, aud
the roadster. The salon IL the five
passenger type with individual front
seat, and one door on each side Of
the body.
ON the other side " the space are
the company three Inclosed types,
the limousine. sedan and coupe. BE.
cause Of the remarkable fleIibility
~ the eight cylinder motor aud IT.
notable lack Of vibration, the Cadillac
inclonrd ears are proving more pOpu
lar this year than ever before. The
sedan might be termed the family
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21

An Autobiography
Recorded by Ethel Lloyd Patterson.

before their yer, .,,. vh., v.r.
lust bumuu beir,. p,~r.rth,,I h,I
bestowed ma up,tEuI,r ,Inr, nn
their natures And ,, A. H. mot -, ~.
wondered at nDt I'm tho m.n.rol
vrrrLner whether .pul or .nan,
mutfru,J IlttIe IN thnm
Tins inf, tn, r,w l,n.i,,,, ,,,
drrnrIp>t rrrloJ M M, Iir. nv, T I"'
Sweetheart entered M. mann. n.y
Charlie. DruIs,, uc hal n,.,
friend M M, brotnrr rj ,Itnnngh no
was somewhat ,onnger ia hod
brought him homo fan dino win me-
several times Inst vn,t ottractoJ
him to mo IL, NAT lp,v C,r n, mas
20 tbr nrr whom u.rvu, ,
murIr- nIm.rIf iu law, win ,Il,.
women Iudrrd np nr ~,.,oyL,us
vn,n hr hud IIrrI with ps n. ..,r..
IA seemed tp nriIrr p, ,t nu and :
ann very sure I dId p,t pntIc, hir,
prrnnI4 # vyns nuI, rhour, 4, m,,,,.
I'm lIfr seems to hr no that Dor
hans he was lonely ono ~n,nnIn, and
our home wpu uesr In his and so no
called only berpusr me- thourh, I
might hr ulrn,nnf cuourn IN tsIk
tp for 70 Few hour, Rut ne vos rho
first rpIlrr | hpl ever had II wac
me thought NJ this md NOT Charles
nim,plf rnnt molr w. ncort Nrtto,
a.' ,o, oalor ,nmr md r,
Slwrnnv suniII.r, uu nn rIr,i ore
ulno before hp loft a nm, r,rscI,,s
rmutIuu hnd como I'm hptb ~ ne
S.ornl ronll2lnr q I votrbed tnr
him io cali araln And whom ho ala
,umr the uirlhoud iu me- was awake
/ mNku,nrl, md rnudl,nI, h,J c,m
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
Small Talk

Iuiuu graded schools are being per
feCtrd iu many place, throughout the
state, aud the iuru Is looked upon rs
a great improvement. The latest pro
posed consolidation are the Rrarden and
Star Valley districts la Harmon
county. The last Legislature enacted
the law hy which the union ~ two
district made be- made
Lcuupah &, to have q hand, the
business men of thar little city HAY
Ing Joined forces ana purchased In
strmcuts. The band viii play con.
crrts during the evenings ct the stunt
mrr months.
WcWmhu win have mo- more poor
halls. For many mouths a case has
been before the courts there wherein
The operator uf a pool hall was In hi
CATION over the right to run IA pool
hall u the town. The defendant final
T., dv.idri not to |ruIunr the fight and
agreed Co. pay all costs m the ease
and close the hiatt This the city
agreed to-.
THE recent elevation VI Kelsey aud
Carroll tu profitable positions In the
organizations of the Prairie oil and
nas company IS another reminder that
the government train, men In the pub
lir service and turu jus, when they
lut. I....,,. I.,.T,.II. th,.,..h o.. ,.t
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
THE AUTOMOBILE FEVER.

Some years ago u prophet arose M
the United State, and sent forth the
prediction that the automobile was 1t
fnd He suid Il would follow the
course " the bicycle be- Immensely
popular for n few years and finally
fade away. 10 be- used only by those
who felt compelled to do ST.
II that false prophet is living today
he must be hiding his head somewhere
In deepest shame aud humiliation At
least he would be- doing So should he
chance 10 be- In oklahoma city this
week. for the automobile ), here at
IT. zenith now
There was never any possibility
that the automobile would follow the
bicycle into partial Oblivion or even
irto uupopularity The o1l, excuse
that can be- made for the man who
predicted. It's disappearance B, the fnct
that he spoke before IN" gasoline mo.
tor had been brought to It's present
state Of near.pcrfectiou. Perhaps hr
had been ut one time the owner " 4
car Of the vintage of 1880 the odd
style with Il two-cyliudcr engine sluug
under the body and win II door at the
rear " the tonueau.
Those first engines made so much
noise that the owner Of the ar EN-
l]cavoring to tour through the country
iustinctively avoided going by a Gem.
etrry, knowing that there was danger
" waking the dead. When ANY re-
pairs were to be made, or when It be-
came necessary to make AL adjust
ment Of any ~ the engine, parts, tn,
mechaniclan had to yet out and get
under" There was no other way VI
ioing t. Also the adjustments had tD
be- made with alarming frequency.
No wonder the prophecy was made
that the automobile would finally dis
appear from the face of the rarth
Perhaps the wish was father to IN,
prophecy and those who have owned
me Of the ancient cars cannot find II
Ia their hearts to blame the man who
voiced such Il desire.
But the automobile did not lups,
utO obscurlty. IL went forward In
stead, and has become one " oul
Ireatest necessities. At the same tim,
{ has become II convenience, Il luxury
and Il menace. 1t is here to stay and
may as well be accepted as n fixture
And while the subject Is In mind, let,
IUin the crowd and 10 10 the ruccs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21

enclosed car inusmuch Ms the owner
can drive without being separated
from the other occupants of the car
The coupe h Of the cabriolet type, the
top arranged to fold back for touring.
The exhibit is In charge " a repre-
sentative from the factory and one
from the Cadillac California distribu-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
Vibration Of Light Cars.

or course, Hight crrs will have more
chassis and body vibration than heavy
ones. Soft shock ahsorbers are there
fore more important for light cars
than heavy ones. Rattllng loose OF
bolts IL more frequently In light cars
than In heavy ones. Greater precau-
ton against this Is needed IN light
ears than In heavy ones.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21

N'lilIFrN W i'N ~ lNhfi ''NF ~ HAAhH
college Ellwoud Sts.. Dayton, a., enclos
ing self addressed stamped envelope fer
reply Fun name aud address must be
given. but only initials or fictitious name
will be used In my answers. The pre-
scrlptlon- cun be- filled Ut any we'll stock,
ed drug store Any druggist can order OF
wholesaler.
on comp fluid bulmwort. az comp.
essence rurdiul, I o.. and syrup sarAa-
parilla . oEs. Mix and tnkc n teaspoOnful
At menltime and again before going to
bed,
G. l.. asks. ~ have tried 10 cure dand-
ruff. itching scalp, falling hair and bald
ness with numerous tOnirs, rtct but In
vain. What do you recommend ;"
Answer: / have been recommending
plain yellow mlnyol for the past seven
years aud scores Of my patients are de-
lighted with the quick, pleasant ActiSa
Of this remedy In stopping itching, falling
hair, dandrutf, etc It gives the hair
health, lustre and yigor rs nothing else
does. Obtain In ioI Jars with full d.
r%eCtions,
II. VI II. writes Can you please pre-.
scribe medicine which viii relieve me of
such distressing symptoms Of kidney and
~ hn,t .nron... In y.st,n ~ MANA
frequent calls ut night. but scHnty flow,
", ~. 'us Wv ''"' '"O'' P'''~
Answer Those seeking relief from KID
Iey and bidder disorders should begin
taking haimwort tablets. \ very success
ful formula sold In sealed tubes with FUN
directions
NJ. y n n -. 81 .,,,-
hssd.chs ap, onsti,stta, ,a,n.v.
ma me- hInot snan, Wv ,hipS "a"sn,
]IsnvroT ana i,,aS tssIiU0 I'm thans
vnW IN rrssr,,hs tor ~ -" -" ""1
" WI
Answer Three grain sulpherb tablets
| mo sulphur ARE most effective. In reliey.
ing constipation. thinning the blood and
removing the symptoms ~ languor, eta.
| advise Won to begin taking as per d.
|rrctions with each sealed package
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21

verbs. but they will not call his at
tention to the defect lie has the gift
Of managing men and he Is the boss
aud that settles II.
Generally speaking. though. the
lvur Npeller Is not happy IN the knowl
edge that he has such u defect In
social circles 1t Is u drawback from
which he is bound to suffer Cover 1t
up rs he will, II comes to the surface
like IL cork. Let him take his pen In
hand for any purpose and the defect
rises before him like a glo.t in the
night
And the worst u It Is that the poor
spcllrr seems to hive been born that
way. He can overcome it. NJ course.
hut II costs him long months and year,
q, nrduous toll and calls for the huru
Ing u much midnight OIL
NEW BRIDGE Is NEEDED.
There have been flood, recently and
many N the bridge, la the State have
Seen damaged This is especially the
case with the bridges ncru,, tine South
Canadian. Tor the, ARE not built to
Withstand the great flow or water
"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
CADILLAC EXHIBIT


The exhibit OF the Cadillac Motor
Car company at the Panama. Pacific
Exposition at San Francisco includes,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
He Mnd Ills ChnIrr

She Was standing ON a chair ou the
pier watching the race ON ID chat
behind were two Fruohmcu The
lady turned around AMI said
II hope don't ohstruut your
view ?'
"MHdcmoisrllet, quickly replied
one, 81 much prefer the obstruction
To the view "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21
EeDG9G1oRS
BY n /e,v,S Bskoy w

The questions answered below are gen
prul I'm character, the symptoms ~ lis
ease. are given and the nuswrg Will ap
ply In nuy case uf similar mature
Those wishing further advice, free may
address Dr Lewis HHkrr. College Bldg,
College Ellwoud Sts. DAYTON. a.. encl0s
ing self addressed stamped envelope fer
reply Fun name aud address must be
given but only initials or fictitious name
will be used In my answers The pre-
srrlptlons can be- filled Ut any well stock,
ed drug store Any druggist can order Of
wholesaler.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-21

Next story "Old Mr. Toad Gives
Peter "a Scare"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-08-11

Don't bother your neigbbor Sub
.rribe for the Appeal
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-08-11
II ES

r. A. M.-Lewis Chapter No. J.
holds regular co%nvocation on the
third Friday Of each month in Ma
sonic Hall, at 1880 p. m. SoJourn-
ing companions are cordially in
yitej 10 attend.
+. c. PETERSON, H. P,
f. d. VANDERLIETH, Sec'y.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-08-11

Z. AND A. M.-Carson Lodge, Mol,
holds it's regular communications
ON the third Thursday of the
month in Masonic Hall. at 7:3O p.
m. Sojourning brethren are cor
.l,ally invited to attend.
T. A. LOTT, W. M,
{. D. VANDERLlETH. Sec'y.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-04-16
WILDWOOD CREST

Robert Norris. q mem Der of the Holly
Beach Yacht Club, died at his late
residence, 2O5l N. 9Th street, Philadel-
phia, on April 4.
Frank Cameron is the new steward
Of the Holly Beach Yacht club. The
stewards come aud go qui e often.
Charles Foster is having bis Wisteria
road cottage painted and his grounds
are undergoing a general Gle auup.
Theatrical Manager r. e. johnson
and wife have finished the work OF
r%enovating their bungalow and are
now laying out gardens. They con-
template planting a new specie of
flower which they brought from Ohio.
Henry Tiedemann has designed a
cruiser thirty-fve foot long which is
being built by Harry Rasmussen, of
Essington, Delaware County, Pa. II
will form a part of The feet of the
Holly Beach Yacht club. The boat
will be christened sometime next week
and when completed Will make a run
to Wild wood Crest, where the club
members will tender a reception to
the Tiedemann family aud the men,
bers OF the crew.. The boat will be
entered IN The coming race TO Bermuda
and it is hoped she will bring the laurel
wreath in TOW to its moorings at the
club.
M. d. Swisher has opened his cottage
on the Boulevard for the season.
The lawns and hedges about the
properties of LeCompte, Werner and
Booth are being put in shape by Skip
per Andy.
Ernest Lloyd and Charles Bahm
were visitors to the yacht club IN Mon
day.
1. P. Freeley, of Philadelphia, and
Joseph l.. Dunn, captain of the State
Fencibies, of Philadelphia, were week.
end viritors to the club.