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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-05-20

James Beatty last Saturday purchased
the launch Of Guy Dsrgie, which was
shipped yesterday 70 Lake Michigan
me. one of northern Michigan's most
beautiful inland bodies Of water.
The yacht il 26 #. long with NJ #
beam, and i model Of beauty. Il u
hand made Of native oak, and all ma
terial used in Il Is Of the best quality.
Mr.. Dargie expects TO build another
launch in the near future.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-05-20
Gard Of Thanks.

We take this means Of thanking our
friends and neighbors for their kind
words and deeds in our recent bereave-
ment in the death Of Mrs. Duguay.
We also thank those who presented the
floral tributes.
Nh. JOHN DUcUAY.
Nh. and Mrs. F1An GooDREAu
and Family.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-05-20

s'When my dau6htsr had whoopinG
cough she couKhsd % hard q one tims
that shs I'D hemorzhaGs o. The lungS.
Iwas terribly alarmed about hsf eon-
ditiou. eeeInG Qhsmbeslein's Cough
Remedy - hlGhf reeommShdsd, got
hsr : bottIe ~ 4 rsIlsvsd he cough
- e1ce. Defors ~ had nnibd>6 4 two
bottIeo q ~ 1tneoy she wos onolrdIy
we'll /" WSioeo- III. q =. 0r1n1o.
CsockovllIe. Q1i6l ~ ~ W ~
oupetfDs Fhaf1nosy, L'Anas and ASoj
Erlrksoo. Gkfnot. ovortiaement.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-05-20

following - soon 10 the legal details
can be attended to.
One farmer on one Of the river fought
against the seizure Of his nets and got
them away from the wardens. He
says, that be owns land.on both sides
Of the river and considers the river his
property. He will be arrested.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-05-20
OBITUARY.

James C. Columbus. . former L 'Anse
boy, died last Saturday morning at
2 o'clock. in Portland, Oregon. after
few days illness Of appendicitis. Hia
death is shock to his L'Anse friends
and they are deeply grieved At his
passing.
Mr.. Columbus was born in Calumet
January n, 1871. and came to L,Anse
when but baby. Her he resided until
1896, when he left for the west, where
he has been employed by the Western
Union Telegraph Company. He is sur
vived by Z wife,. one brother, Will Of
New York city. foursisters, Miss Jennie
Of Albion, Mrs. Cal Hollinger. Mrr.
Carl Trsut and Miss Hope Of Battle
Creek.
The funeral will be held at L'Anse
today, after the noon train srrives,
with services 1t the cemetery. The
remains Willie in Hansen's Undertaking
parlors until the hour of the funeral.
The Calumet EIks will have charge Of
the last rites.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1916-05-20
.hlYE YOU BEN SlCkl

Then you realize the utter weakneeo
that robs ambition, destroys appstits,
and makes work . burden.
Torsstcrethat strength and st2mina that
n - esoeutia1, nothing hae ever equaled
cr compared with ecolt'e 8mulsions b.
cause ~ strength snstsinlng nooriSh-
mouk luvieornteS The blood 70 dlstribute
euof<y thfoughout the body while IT. tonic
ya1ue shaspens the appedts ard restprse
health n : natural, permanent wsy.
II you are run down. tgeds nexvc4
ovosWorked q hck strength gst ecue4so
Umn1nlon to-day. lt 4 ffee &om slcuhoe
osett = x'~n& naspn,eslA NJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-18
CORRESPONDENCE OF
EXPERIMENT STATION
BECOMES

Agricultural College. y. NJ, Feb.
iS.-Fahian Garcia, director Of the
experiment STALLION at the college. has
rent out 1000 letters and $500 post
cards. containing answers to inquir-
les on agricultural matters from the
farmers of New Mexico, who are be-
ginning to understand more and more
the mission OF the college. These
communications were personal replies
on almost every conceivable subject
connected with farm work, and IN or
der TO successfully reply To many
questions II was necessary TO make
many important experiments. IN 9th
crs to make a careful research of IN"
college library and consult Freely
ainone the stam OF experts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-18
FATHER, Ct Als.
At the CRYSTAL
THtATER TO-DAY
Musical Comedy Has Actual
Plot and Is Extremely Well
Written: Criticisms Indi.
cate Fine Production.

When bringing Up Father. the
latost singing and dancing comedy.
presented by Manager Gus Hill, APP
pesrs at the Crystal tonight the public
will have an opportunity of seeing u
rev styia of play. The piece. which
is In three tcts. contaiua a rcal plot.
~ extremely well written M coh-
structed and contains "a lumber Of
features and novelties out Of the
beaten path The offcrine Vas sus-
gested by the popular cartoon draw
INKS OF George McManus bearing tn"
same little.
rhc houston Chrou.ci, comments
on the comedy as follows:
\ large house witnessed the pres
entation OF bringing Up Father 1T
the Prince thcater Friday evening
when will be repeated this ~aftcfnouu
ana tonight.
Bringing Up Father IS the dra-
matte side ~ a popular cartoon serial
now running IN The Chronicle. ana "a
0rim full Of fun and clever lines. MI.
Jiggs. the newly rich irishman. aud
his ambitions wife are represented b,
two real clever comedians. and with
the support of "a good cast aud chorus
offor an attraction of more than usual
merit.
r,,. ,,,. ,ho
n,rsl.,, rn,,ad, an -, ,non v.r. CON.
Iii. r.,a.,a, ,,', 10 nu -, u.o
49, -, W, -, ,nn.,,,
ca,ch, a.. ,h., .,, ali ,h,ou.n -,
show.
The chorus ~ wen costumed and
,o.,,,uo,aa =, 90. 81. 80, 80
- -
-, ,,no,a,, ,,,a,.n,, - 49,. ."t,
IN n,oin,,o, an,Iau,"
rna tr.anra.amti, IT,. u,u,, r..
all ,i, 49, ~. M" SIst," O. a..
mi on, Tnihi.. a., so"t.,,' h, go,
! ~, liz hts ,.,,.. - 49,"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-18
COLLEGE r WILL
MAKE AND DISPLAY
own SPRING DONNETS

state COLLEGE. y NJ. Fob. i7-Tho
seventy young women in the domestic
nris department 81 ~" State Agrscul-
tural college her" are very busy thcse
DAYS with preparations for their an
nnal spring millinery display. Com
'rary To- precedent set elsewhere. the
entire display win be made up of hats
designed and made by the young wo-
men themselves.
New YorlS and Paris models viii ho
used.
Tho male students Of the colleV"
are showing much interest In The spe-
cial gas o,ginr coursr Of the inatitu-
,ion this wear. This coursc Is 81 ape
cjal value to those who take up actual
farming after leaving the school. -
IL fam!liarizes them with different
makes OF pas engines. { cir construc-
ton. operation and repair.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-18

Vegetable Compound to oil mothers and
daughters and you can publish this let
ter. Mrs. A. ESTRADA. l29 N. Calves
Street. New Orleans, La.
Philadelphia, Pa" My daughter was
feeling tired and oil run down with no
apparent cause. She had taken Lydia
r. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound be-
fore ard knew Its value so she again
purchased II and she was able 10 keep
10 work, her eyes became bright and
natural, and her system was built up
completely. W. generally keep the
Vegetable Compound In the house for
1t is to he relied or. "-Mn. E.J PURDY,
6l3l Race Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Women Have Deen Telling Women
for forty years how Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has restored their
health when suffering with female ills.
Try II II you are troubled with any
ailment peculiar to women.
Write for advice tn Lydia r.
Pinkham Med. Co., Lynns Mass.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-18
BIC RANCH DEAL
N OTEnO CLOSED
BY Il PASO men
John w. Stocksrd and James
G. McNary Figure in $780,.
600 Transaction Involving
Lee Properties.

ri pHso. Ten. Feb 1S.-o ono OF The
largest deals in the recent history of
stock raising was completed here
TUESDAY with the payment of approx
imaiely Sg00. 600 for 2200 head Of
cattle. 500 acres Of cultivated land.
including a nne apple orchard ANA
a2S. 600 acres Of pasture land. the
Oliver NJ. Lee ranch properties at
Dtcro, Otero county. The purchasers
were James q. McNary and j. W.
StocHard. OF this city.
The ranch property VIII be IN
charge uf the j " stockard cattle
company of which i. W Stockard cf
El paso will be the head. The
ranches Include 22S.000 acres of land
controlled by Ice. ~. 00o acres deed
ed land and large sections of leased
fores, reserve land ana other forms
ct holdings IN Otcru county.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-18
MISS WADDELL WILL
ACCEPT AMOUNT
ALLOWED BY COURT

Santa Pc, \. NJ. Fen. is.-A u.
Ronchan, attorney for Miss Margaret
\ T.. Walden, yesterday announced
that hts client was willing to accept
5000 ~ damages in her SUIT for al
legged breach of promise against A. Il.
Mandy. a rancher of Taos. The jury
in the case awarded Miss Waddeli
slt. go, hut following an order of
Judge Pope which declared the dam
ages were excessive and y a the
plaintiff mus, either file her remmit-
itur for 5000 or stand a new trial.
she agreed tn accept the ) 600.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-18

the Mesilla valley = rchmen' are be-
coming aware. Is ind ttcd by the fact
that thirty-scven e. rloads of high
grade Nolgtcin ana Guernsey Cows
have becn shipped in within the last
six months aud tina 500 gallons Of
mix daily are bcing shipped into FL
pasu. bringing about go GEMS u gal
Ion. MIR shipments are nov netting
farmers about $4,000 d month.
J.. -. Rarber. b.ur Ana county
apr,culturist workin under the di-
rcction OF the Ayr ultural college,
beside cooperating tn" dairy de-
vclupmcnt idea, ha. orgauI.ed Tour
boys ,luns and is now associated with
an expert from u sup beet factory IN
demonstrating the need Tor a sugar
beet plant in the va cS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-18

commerce. The letter states the Ban
delicr monument was recommended
only after a thorough consideration
of the several features Involved aud
consultation with and approval of The
Smithsonian institution. The letter
further says;
The creation Of the Bandelier ma
tiunai monument. the proclamation
for which was signed by the president
on February ~ win in no way pre-
vent the os~tablishment Of the national
park. embracing the larger area.
should ngr consider that that -
the logical disposition to be made of
those lands
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-18
r G LOWER RATE
ON GARDEN STUFF

Santa Fe. y. NJ, Feb. 1S.-ln "A let
ter written by Commissioner q. l."
Owen of the state corporation COM
mission to y. X. Lockwood trathc
manlger Of the Wells Fargo Express
company, the commissioner states
that the OF fruits and Neg"-
tables IN tho Mesilia. Pccos uid san
Iian valley of New Mexico are un-
ahJe To market their products with
degree of pruit under the rrcsen, eA-
press rates, and asks for a ieidJust-
menf 90 tariffs which will he aason
ably fair la the grower, the
and the express company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-18
MOTOR LEAVES A
RAILROAD MEN HURT

Roswell. y. NJ, Feb. is.-A number
OF railroad men connected with this
Division Of the santa Fc were injured
painfully Tuesday when the motor
car of +. j. Evans. superintendent.
left the track between Uaeerman and
Greenfield. Mr.. Evans. n. W. Wca-
ven. a Iincman. and c. ~. Tulsort were
abonr the injured. The men were
given aid by farmers and later were
brought TO this city for treatment.
Tulsort's injuries were worst, ne re-
ceiying "A fractured leg.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-18
GENERAL IS
UPHELD ON ALL BUT
ONE POINT OF REPLY

santa Pc. y NJ. Feb. lS.--Judge
Abbott yesterday sustained the DE-
murrct of the attorney general IN IN"
case of the state versus the south
western surety Insurance company
To- recover the $4,000 Morgan Level
Ign bond. ON all hui one point.
The allegation of the defense that
$1,000 OF the state colicsc money
was lost before the execution OF the
Lieweiltn bond Was .dpheih-'bs thc
court, and the attorney general VIII
now answer this allegation and evi-
dencc taken as To it's correctness
Francis l.. Wood. of Marion a
wood u Albuquerque. who rppenred
for the southwestern company. stated
that an appeal to the supreme court
would be taken On h points OF the
demurrer hat were sustained.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-18

Slnin Fc. \. n. FoN. n. TnIct
men were yesterday f'ntenccd to the
penitontiary by Dist ..t Judge T.. g.
Abhott. They were I.4Is percles aud
Alfredo Hcndon OF ricrra Amarillo,
who received three 1 four years each
for cattle stealing. AID Charles Black
of Chama. two To three ears for bur
guary. Al Of the &C used men plead
ed guilty to- the charlcs agains them,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-18

las Vegas, y. NJ, r,h 1S-judge
David J i.cahy yesterday sentenced
Monico Flores To sci g a term IN the
state penitcnt airy of nos less than onc
year or more than .lgltcen months
for the larceny OF two head Of cattle
uom the New M.xic. hotpital fpt the
insane. Flores pleaO.d gullt'.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-18

Roswell, y NJ. Feb. lit has
been proposed here that each oun
Gilman whose term pf oflcc expires
with the coming 81 iue he replaced
by another of the sgmc political be-
lief. which. " carrie, uut. VII cliini-
nate the primaries vhich 1t H. talked
of holding and VII assure u very
small - Of campaign struggle
aud bitterness.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-18
KORBER I~NAUGURATES
FOR AIR.
COOLED MOTOR CARS

Santa BE. n. NJ. Feb. iS,-Albcrt
Korber Of Albuquerque. accompanied
By Mrs. korbcr. Dr. r. e. Bakcs aud
j. H. Reynolds of the Mountain states
Telephone company. arrived in tins
city Yesterday on IN extensive sales
campaign OF the Franklin sutomo-
bile.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-18
NATIONAL MONUMENT
NOT TO
WITH PARK SCHEME

Santa Fc. y. NJ, Feb. is-rhe es-
tablishment of the Bandelier national
monument viii interfere in no
way with creation Of the Clin Cities
National park. according 20 a. r. Pot
ter. acting forester Of the : United
States. in n letter received today by
willard T.. Holt. Of the chamber OF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-18
MOTHERS WHO
have DAUGHTERS
Read How % Care for Their Hold.
New Orleans, La. cannot praise
Lydia 4. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Com.

pound enough, Tor !
know my daughter
never would have
been SO well IL she
had net takenit. For
more than q year
she had suffered
agonies from irrsg-
ularity. l~bscksche.
dizziness. and no up.
petite. but IL now
we'll. | recommend
lydia r.. pinkham'a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-18
TROTTER AGAIN HEADS
THE SWINE

Artesia, y. VI Feb TO. NJ Trot-
20. Tuesday was reelected head Of
the Eastern New Mexico swine
nreedets' association at It's annual
meeting In this city. H. 6. Reid Of
Roswell was elected secretary and
Il. !. Sperry u: Roswell, treasurer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-18
~THIRTY.SEvEN CARS
OF DAIRY cows ARE
BOUGHT IN DONE ANA

Agricultural college. y. NJ, Feb Is.
-oppurtunities for the de, elopmeut
OF the dairy industry and 81 which
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has starred in several prominent
comedies and dramas. Henry w. Saw
age. Charles Frohman. A. II. Woods.
william A. Brady and Conan & Harris
are among the managers who have
featured Miss Fenwick.
Charles Frohman gave Miss Fenwick
her first really serious work In "The
Brass Bottle where she played the
leading role. She had been in musical
comedy, but the ambitions In the ac-
tress were not satisfied. She had
higher ideals. so she wrote about her
self and her ideals to Charles Frohman.
who was then in Eondon. and Mr..
E'rohman replied that when ne came
TO New York he would see her. Miss
Fenwick couldn't wait. She took the
first steamer to England. hunted UP
the manager and announced that she
had just run over to talk II over. Mr..
t'rohman was then selecting q cast
for F. Anstey's THE Brass Bottle" and
he gave Mias Fenwick the role of
Sulrta Futuoye to study on the return
voyage.
Soon after came q triumph for the
actress In The Million" where she
played the unforgetably popular role
OF beatrice Lind. Then she became
the fascinating Princess Trina in Haw-
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lOlES Or THE NEW THEATRICAL SEASON

French songs. Then came a starring
engagement In which she appeared
with Laddie Cliff in "To-night's the
Night Miss Maynard lately was
starred In musical comedy stock In
Denver. and with the closing OF that
engagement came to New York to an
pear In THE Girl From Brazil"
Eva lie Gallienne, who IL p,oying
Patricia Nonoy In Mr.. Lazarus" the
new comedy by Harvey O'Higcirs and
Harriet Ford, in which Henry l.. Divcy
Is starring at the Shubert Theatre. has
a voice of peculiarly alluring quality.
deep and natural and fresh toned, and
with that little catch and tender
chuckle Of laughter in the throat and
tear In the eye wistfulness that can.
not be resisted.
Eva lie Caffeine Is the younger
daughter Of Richard lie G%allienne. the
poet. His elder daughter, Hesper LIE
Gallienne, is making a name for herself
IN literature. Eva lie Cal!ienne was
brought up by her mother in Europe
n lived In the old Elizabethan manor
house In Surrey. with Stephen Phillip.
and q P~arnassan crowd NJ the muses.
who live In Surrey for neighhor,.
When she was 6 years old she was
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bach won first prize In the Interstate
oratofical contest of the middle West.
Ten States. representing some eighty
colleges. are concerned, and the winner
must have beer victorious in a series
OF three separate contests held at va
rious times and places-lthe series TAX
ing two years to complete. MIR. Haucr-
bach found time for many such con-
tests in oratory and debate. in spite
Of the fact hat he was working his
way through college. Coincident with
the receipt OF the volume the IN
known donor compares Mr.. Hauer-
bach's early college days with those Of
young Mud Morgan. played by Donald
Gallaher in THE Silent Witness"
Irene Fenwick in THE Guilty Man"
at the Aston Theatre Is adding to her
reputation.
Miss Fcnwick II a native OF Chicago
AR accident which she admits. Her
professional career dates back to the
days Of Peggy From Paris" where the
demure blue eyed little miss played her
first bit" 1t can't he so long ago
either. because Miss Fenwick doesn't
dare admit how young she Is. She has
appeared successfully under 1--WE Of the
best arrangements on broadway and
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oROTHY MAYNARD, who IL

- OROTHl MA NAhD. VINO -
appearing In THE Girl From
l. Brazil' at the Forty-fourth
Zoo, Theatre. has suffered all
, ambitions to go by the board
consequence Of the fact that
- abilities as IA dancer. particularly
,,ap,ed to musical comedy. has inter-
..ei with her higher aims. Miss May
.,,d would be n grand opera singer.
gn, every effort in that direction
mos, has been thwarted In conse-
once OF a pair of gracefully moving
s,. While she is prepared at any
MA to 20 on and sing the leading
hes Of Madame Butterfly" "Tosca"
nd "~pagllacci." she finds herself in
rhs Girl from Brazil executing q
mt graceful little dance. and as a
an TO her hopes and ambitions
marry little song or two. Miss May
.,rd. while heralded as a newcomer.
no, entirely unknown to these parts.
sbe Is a French Canadian. born In
s,,bec. ard was unfamiliar with a
.usle word OF Eng .ish when she was
"a wears Of age. She was brought
Ioxn 20 New York when she was Is
ears old, and secured an engagement
4. the chorus OF THE Red Feather"
-LG.l rrann yTan Gt,tlIifn.l 40
cared. She proved SO proficient in
he chorus that after six weeks she
vas %enac,ing the soubrette role Fif.
ne Their secured the role OF the in
,epue in Henry W. Savage's produce
ION "The Sho-Gun." and then for a
ysas she n the pr!ma donna role
With Richard earle in jumping Jupi-
~" Then came IA season alternating
yh Mitzi HsJos. and then a year in
no prima donna role OF "The Rose
Maid" Miss Maynard has jumped
rom prima donna to ingcnue and
Ioseph Santley Was seen In "Whcn
Dreams Come True" she was seer as
lie ingcnue. Miss Maynard has played
40 particularly successful seasons as
10 prima donna OF musical comedy
took. Two years ago she was seen
q, the Princess Theatre. Montreal. for
On weeks as the star OF such musi-
Al pieces as Madame Modesto"
The Fortune Teller" and MADAME
snerry." During these performances
iss Maynard introduced IA number Of
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AMUsEMENTs.
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AMUsENrENTs.
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taken to Paris 60 1--we in the Latin
Quarter with her Danish mother (who
is a Journalist and n litterateur and
writes In Danish for the Copenhagen
periodicals.. and there she saw the
great Bernhard and determined-at s
ycars!--on a stage career. At is she
made her stage debut with Constance
Collier In the London production Of
"Monna Wanna" Last season she made
her New York debut in Mrs. Boltay's
DauGhtcrs' In the blackface role MS
the maid. And New York first walked
up to the winsomeness Of the pretty,
grave eyed girl In Tho Melody Of
YOUTH" in which she played an Irish
part to steal the heart away.
In mfr. Lazarus" she has a Cinder.
ella role that recalls the Merely Mary
Ann" Of Eleanor Robson, or the Oldd
of Gertrude Elliott In THE Dawn Of q
Tomorrow"
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thorn OF the U. s. A." With Douglas
Fairbanks. The play. as will be re-
membcred. was exceptionally popular
and Miss Fenwick was EVEN more
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ON THE BEACHES.

LUNA PA - Elaborate
preparations have been made for
the entertainment Of Mardi Gras
visitors. For the week beginning
to-day Speedy the Highdiver will
be the headliner of the free out
door features. Athletic events
FOR the employees will he held
each day. la the Luna ballroom
there will be costume dances each
night. with prizes for the most
unique, comic and fancy cos-
tunes. The contests r open to
all and conclude with the grand
march at 1 A. NJ. The Bostock
animal arena and the Darktown
Follies continue to interest and
amuse. The park and all of the
attractions during the week will
remain open until = A. NJ. The
closing date is announced for
Sunday night. September II.
PALISADES ~PARK-The
amusement park management has
announced an extended season
for the resort, to last indefinitely.
with all the features, including
the surf bathing natatorium, con
tinuing to run.
GLEN ISLANDS-The island
resort will be made more attrac-
tive and pleasing than ever dur
ing the month of September, with
every facility. comfort and
amusement in full operation for
the patrons. During the week
there will be two big events-the
annual outing pf the employees
of the United States Steel Cor
pora.ion from the New York Of
fees on Saturday and on the same
day the aquatic sports carnival at
the bathing pavilion.
STEEPLECHASE - During
Mardi Gras week, beginning to-
nrorow, the Steeplechase Park at
Coney Island will have many in
ducements for the amusement
seeking public. George c. Tilyou
announces that the privileges will
be increased and the duration of
the rides on all the diversions will
be extended. The park will be
decorated with $4,000 worth of
flags and bunting and 10000
electric lights will be burning af-
| ,er dark.
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popular than the play. This she fol-
lowed with the Ktttv May Of owen
Davis's Family Cupboard and then
with LiiD hdrdos OF "The Song of
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Otto Hauerbach. the author Of "The
Silent Witness" has received from an
unknown admirer a neatly bound vol.
m Of the Rerfeto Of Rcrietcs issued
in June. 1895. In which was printed an
extensive report Of Mr.. Hauerbach's
success as an orator in Knox College.
Galesburg. III. In that year Mr.. Hauer-
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Songs" But Miss Fenwick says her
career will Just begin In THE Guilty
Man" because the rockwell. fate Just
wrote II for her.