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BRIDGEPORT CHURCHES.

st. PauFS Evangelical Lutheran
church. Bridgeport. Main street. Fourth
Sunday in Advent. Sunday school at
8 n. nj. Divine services In the German
language at 10:45 q m. At 1870 p. NJ. IL
Christmas service for the Sunday
school Members and friends Of the
congregation arc invited TO attend. Mon
day morning. Christmas Day. at 10:45,
divine services in the German language
with sermon appropriate for Christmas.
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wARwoop CHURCHES.

Warwod Lutheran church-The Cen
trail school, place Of meeting, Rev. Jpn
4. Harshman, pastor. December IL
Fourth Sunday in Advent Divine wor-
ship with Christmas sermon at 1890 n
m. Sunday schol will have their Christ
mas entertainment next "Wednesday
evening. January 3. Mr.. Geo NJ. Bruhn,
superintendent in charge.
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EWANREn.ICAL

st. Stephens Reformed church, Thir-
ty-sixth and Eoff streets, s. H. Matzke,
pastor. Sunday, 1880 a. m, German
English service. Text. "Sanctity oiur-
SrTves. for tomorrow the Lord Will do
wonders among you" 2:30 p. m. sun
day school. No evening service. Christ
mas day. sunrise service at 6. e. m.
1890 Il. M, Christmas service. I. y. M.
Christmas exercises by the Sunday
school. Tuesday. 1880 p. H., Y. +. s.
meeting, topic, Helping TO Accomplish
the Purpose of Christ's Coming" Friday
evening choir rehearsal
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Glass Society.

The Literary Society OF the Seventh
grade, Ccntnr school. will entertain its
friends with very interesting program
this afternoon. Musical and literary
numbers appropriate to the happy sea-
son OF the year will be enjoyed
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Auditor Comes Next Week.

an auditor OF Tho FubIIC Srrrlct Com-
mission, who will audit the books OF
the Warwood Water & Light company.
for the purpose of deciding whether the
proposed raise in rates Is juStihablc,
will arriv. some time next week.
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New Stat on Being Made.

Tho Traction company began work
this morning on the new station at the
TOP Mill. \ number Of the up-rtrcr
residents are employed at the mill, and
heretofore. they have been compelled
10 get off under very unfavorAhle condi-
tivns. which will be corrected by the
new Stag platform now being made.
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First Christian church. Elm Grove.
Harry Robertson. 1astor-Bell phone
21-J. 10 a. M. Hible school; George Nc
Gowan super lntcndent. IL a. m. COM
union service and sermon; subject. The
Dayspring From on High" $50 p. H.,
Christian Endeavor. 100 p. M. song
service and address by pastor: subject,
The Joys of Christmas" Monday, 1850
y. M. Christmas exercises by tho Bible
school, followed by White Gifts for tho
King" Special Christmas music will
be given at all these services. Nednes-
day. T:30 p. m... prayer service; ]. w.
Tharp leader
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MoMcHEN CHURCHES

The First Church Of God Tenth street
McAIechen. W. Va, Rev. Cyrus y. Byl"r
pastor. Services: Sunday morning at
a:45 Sabbath school: 1900 a. m. preach
ing service, theme. The Christ Child:
400 p. m. praise and prayer service;
1880 p. m. the Sunday school will give
an elaborate Christmas program. Mon
dey at 1880 p m. G. f. Society. Thurs
da vat 1880 mid-week prayer meeting
Friday ut p. m. Junior Christian En-
deavor society at 1880 p. m. The Joseph
tie Society Of McNIechen. will meet in
the basement Of the church at which
ime new members will be installed.
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M. e. church Chrlstsnaa serviees.

The interesting feature of next sum
day mornings services will be the
Christmas program which Will be rem
dcred by the children. after. which the
teachers have arranged Il treat for the
pleasure Of the little ones.
At the evening service. several very
beautiful Christmas anthems will be
sung and the sermon will be in keeping
with the significance OF the occasion.
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Ind Tho McK,nn6v.. vera latN,II

Leyland. The McKinneys. were latef;
served with government warrant
charging them with selling liquor,
1t was shown that O'Bfien; had been
assaulted in, the Mckinney z house,
An Injunction against the McKtnneysl
is said to be among those gr1Ateda
some time ago by Judge !Her1sy:.55gss
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WARWOOD
Council Meeting.

This evening in tn" Center Warwood
hose house. council will hold its regular
meeting. Several matters Of importance
will be taken up. among which will be
the charter question. tn be disposed OF
by council either for or against.
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lutheran.

Zion Lutheran church. 21lS Market
street. Rev. A. L. Renze pastor-Fourth
Ia m. Chief service at 1890 H. m. There
will be no vesper service. On Christmas
day there will be two services. Chief
services at 1890 a. m. Children's carol
gram will be carried out at the chill
dren's eSryice.
Christmas will be observed at Zion
Lutheran church with two services on
Monday, being the festival of the Holy
Chief service at 1920 a. M:
oTsa9a Prelude-"Chorus OF the fs Shep7
"e'O Prof. Arbenz.
Anthem-"Zu Weihnachten". Rink
Supplied Choir.
Liturgy OF the Chief service.
Oftertory-"Adeste Fidells". Whiting
Anthem-"EIs warren Hireten auf dem
Felde" ................. Malkemus
Closing Service. -,
Chlldren's carol vespers at p. m.
Prelude-"O Sanctissima" LUX
Professional by Sunday school and choir.
Order OF the reSper service.
Anthem-"Darkness. Gross Darkness"
Choir.
Programs Of Rotations and carols by
the Sunday school.
Observation-Disclosures TtdinGs",. .Rhys
Bells" ......:............ Coomhs
Distribution of gifts to the pupils Of
the Sunday school.
Organ Postfude ......... by Sptnny
Personnel of the choir:
Soprano-NIiss Helen Rickmeyer. Miss
Marie Steck. Miss Gertrude Yanke. Mrs.
I.ottie Speidel, Mrs Stella Riester. Mrs.
Alma Gary. Mrs. Clara d. Baker, Miss
Marie Uelsner. Mis- Clara +. Stroebel,
directreSs
Alto-Niss Rhoda Hildebrand. Mrs.
william Steinbicker. Mis- Lena Meyer.
Tenor-Messrs: Henry Rasel George
Rasel Jacob Braun. Irwin Radcliffe.
Bass-Messrs: William Steinbicker.
Carl IGahl. August Martin.
Boys-Alfred Ihelnfeld Lewis Schaaf.
Arthur Schepf. Ivan klinkler, Alvin
Carl Melvin Steinbicker.
Organist-Prof. Henry J. Arbenz.
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TABLES ARE TURNED
Alleged DisorderIy Let Go-Accusers
Get In Wrong.

Instead of having to pay a fine on
disorderly charge, Tom OBrien. ar
rested Wednesday night upon COM
plant of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nc
kinney, was released by Police Judge
Ben S. Honecker and Mr.. and Mrs.
Mckinney were arrested by Chief
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is preparing sacred concert program
Of unusual merit. which will be rendered
Thursday evening. december 2S. IN"
program will consist chiefly Of numbers
appropriate TO the Christmas tide.
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Repair Chemical.

4 number of the llrcmcn of the Center
Warwood hose house worked on the re-
rairnE Of their hand chemical. last
night, which was broken during Il recent
fire.
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unrmnnh Dancing Club.

The Warwond Dancing club VIII hold
the third Of Il series Of dances this
evening in Dasch's hall. Decorations
approprlatr to the glad season of the
y"nr will add much 10 the occasion. AMI
Ounce music tn Gump'S SaNaphone or
chcstra will delight the dancers.
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next NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. evening. Rev.
S. S. Adams, Superintendent. in charge.

Stone Presbyterian. Elm Grove. L. B.
Lewellyn. pastor-PubliC worship at II
sage and Christmas music ut each scrvJ
Ice. Sabbath school at 9:15. Music, led
by orchestra Organized classes for al!
ages. junior Christian Endcavor ut
4:30 2. m. Senior Christian EndeaVor
at $50 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednes-
day at T:45 D, m,
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THROUGH CAR SCHEDULE:
WARWooD BENWooD
NORTH BOUND.

FROM BENWOOO:
Daily except Sunday-5:l6 g. m.
and every fifteen minutes thereafter
until 1900 midnight. except that
1876 p m. car goes to First street
only Cars leaving at l2:15 and 12:3o
a. IN. 20 TO Tenth street only.
Sunday only-6:00 a. M. $3.50 q. M.
700 Il. M. 7.3O n m. and every hfteen
minutes thereafter. the schedule from
then on being the same as week day.
FROM TENTH STREET:
Daily except Sunday-4:30 q. IN.
and every fifteen minutes thereafter
until 1900 midnight. Last car, 1890
4. m. 12:15 car to First street only.
Sunday only-5:15, 5:45, 6:15. $3.50.
700, 100, 500 a. M. and every fifteen
minutes thereafter. The schedule
from then on being the same as week
day.
SOUTH BOUND.
FROM wARWOoD.
Daily except Sunday-4:53 g. nj.
and every fifteen minutes thereafter
until 1887 2. m.-last car 10 Ben
wood. Cars leaving at 1853 p. M.
1905. 1928 and 1858 go to Tenth
street only. Cars leave Warwood for.
First street only at 1:23 g. m.
Sunday only-5:38. sos. G:38, 6.53.
1923. 1888. 1853 and S:23 A. m. and
every tlfteen minutes thereafter. the
schedule from then on being same as
week day.
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Per1onals and Briefs.

their homes today to spend the holidays.
Prof J. T. Evans. Short Creek; Misses
Carrie Morrison. Valley Grove, W. Va;
Hattie Lyons. West Alexander, Pa;
Elizabeth Hawkins. Washington. Pa.
Teams representing the Foundation
company and American Gas company,
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METHODI8T

The Thomson Methodist Episcopal
church, South Broadway and Ohio. Is
day school. with classes for all ages.
will meet at $50 n m. Public worship
with sermon by the pastor at 1890. sub
tect. Messages From the Manager. The
Junior League will meet ut $50 p. m.
The intermediate and Senior Leagues
will meet at $50 o'clock. The large
vested choir OF forty voices under the
leadership Of Mr.. Frank Kincheloc will
girA a Christmas concert at f:3o o'clock.
The seats are free and everybody well
come.
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OI tES
ne new members will be installed.
Christian church, McMechen. c. 7

Christian church, McMechen. C. w
1000 a. M, Earl Freeman and w. w
Wilson superintendent. Morning wor-
ship at II o'clock; Junior Endearor at
400 p M; Senior Endcavor at $50 D.
IN. Evening worship at 1870 o'clock.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. La
dies Aid meeting all day Thursday.
Choir rehearsal Friday evening.
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PrRsr II p CHURCH.

At the First United Presbyterian
church on next Sunday. the quartet
choir of the church will render beauti
full program of Christmas music. The
Quartet will be assisted by the Sunday
school orchestra. q very popular musical
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American Guaranteed Paint
At Factory Price
Moore Brothers, Warwood. W. Va
Christmas Observed.

This afternoon in all the rooms Of
the various schools. the Christmas spirit
will be prevalent. with the interesting
Yuletide programs, and distribution OF
presents among teachers and pupils. and
the making up Of purses. and filing
baskets for the deserving poor.
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ISLAND CHRISTIAN,

Following is the program Of music
to be rendered at the Island Christian
church Sunday:
Morning.
Beyond the Starry Sky ...... Wilson
Peace on Fart ................L orenz
linton us q Child * Rorn ..... Wilson
Evening.
The Message Sweet ........... Holden
Holy Night Divine ............ Adams
Sweet Memories (Malc HniceS) Wilson
Acocmpanist. Mrs. r. Nickeson. Di-
rector, ". r. NeShitt.
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The following program

organization. The following program
will be rendered: =:
Morning Service.
Fee Deum in f. Flat ....... .Baumpacn
There Were Shepherds ....... .Blrch
Soprano Solo, There's Song IN the
Air" ......-......:... :Oley SpeaAs
Mrs Anna Hilton Otto.
Evening Service.
The Angels Song te@o4eA
With Violin Obligato by Mr..
Walter Rogers.
Cantata-The Story Of Bethlehem.:.
cradie Song ... Patty Stair
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st. Johns Ev. Prot. Congregation Will
celebrate Christmas next sunday mort
Ing at 10:45. The minister Rev. W: "
Uifcrt, will deliver the sermon. FIoi.
+. BlumcnberE, The ehoirmaS neas,r r'ns
The choir will slng the following an
thems: Hallelujah. Christ Is Rorn'
Lightly Round My Bosom Ringing
Break Thou Forth Earths Mighty Rouna
all three compositions Of Kessel. After
the services the Lords Supper will be
distributed.
Monday, December rs. at 1880 p m. ana
sing the beautiful Christmas cantata
The morningstar by John Spencer camp
The program Is as follows;,
Prelude ........Mr Allard Doepkin
Festal March in I.-by Henry Smart.
Introduction and Chorus: Sunday School
"fIow Lovely Shines the Morning Star
Reading Of Scripture and Prayer in
Hy GerI"an ..'..'. By Congregation
English Z a pialoEue-"The Blessing of
R Ru,h EReidci. Hazel .weisnl, Thelma
Peters. Lioma Schultz
The Vision Of the Shepherds.
(a) Tenor Solo. Mr.. Ed. schmciche'
" ......... Miss wilma Radcliffe
(c) Chorus. 1890. Augmented Sholr
Dialogue BY Children Of Primary rI,, Glass
h
Mildred Walk, Ealdan Baltz. Marie
Winters. John Dittmore. Anna Otto,
Oral Appel. Anna Stahnke.
Song. BY Children Of Primary Class
The Shepherds at Bethlehem.
Soprano i Solo Mrs. H Hibsrt f Rittss
Chorus with soprano obligato.
Augmented Choir
%. little Town Of Bethlehem"
(a) Male Chorus-"The Return of the
Shepherds"
(bl Alto Solo-"Cradle Song" .......
................ Mrs. Henry Fueg
Chorus-"Christ the Savior. Choir
Bass Solo--"The Visit Of the Wise
Men" .....Mr. Carl Schneeberger
Chorus-"The Divince, Sacrifice:
Deutsches estspicl-"Das Wunkerkind"
ending With German Hymn 20 du
froehliche. o du selige."
Mrs. Albert Ritter. Martha Quantz.
Marie Kruck, Calara Meintel. Kath-
crime Hinricks, Elizabeth Faethe.
Madeline Paur, Mildred Faethe. Lii
lie Kutschmann. Bertha Baker,
Helen Quantz.
orertory.
The Triunnhant Incarnation.
(a) Tenor Sulu-"S''n~rn and the
Child jesus" MIR. Id Schmcichel
(b) Male Chorus-"Nuns Dimittis'
(c) joice We Heavens.
........... Augmented Choir
Announcements. Prayer and Renedic-
ton ................R Rev. VIM. Ulfert
Distribution Of Medals and Candy to
Scholars Of Sunday School.
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Second Spiritualist church will hold
services in Odd Fellows hall. corner
Twelfth and Chapline streets. Sunday
evening, December gath at 1880 p. m.
Special music. Rev. +. s. Buckner.
ma gfOr
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Sacred ConIcert.

The choir ct the NJ. +. church under
the direction OF Mrs. Anna Hilton Otto.
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OUT THE PIKE CHURCHES.

Buckley n. Z. church. EdgWuod. {. A:
Snider. Enthusiastically school at $3.50
r. m, In charge of j. T.. Soles, Superin-
tcndent. Public worship and sermon at
1O:46 g. ~. At this hour tho pastor VIII
deliver the Christmas message to his
people. Junior league at 2:30 p. m, In
charge Of Brother Scrig. No Senior
league service at night. In lieu Of the
preaching service the Sunday school Will
render n Christmas program. II cantata.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at T:45 r. IN.
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Edgwood Lutheran church. the EdG-
wood town hall place OF meeting. Rev.
Ralph a.. Harshman. pastor-Fuurth
Sunday in Advent. Divine worship with
Christmas sermon at 7:t5 p. IN. Sunday
school nj 2;20 p. IN. the Sunday school
will have its Christmas entertainment
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SPIRITUALITY.

The First Spirltualist Association will
hold services in their temple at the
corner Of Maryland avenue and North
Broadway, Island, Sunday. Deoembe
Gath. The children's progressive lyceum
will meet at 10 o'clock g. m. Lecture
followed with spirit messages at 1880
p. m. Rev. G w Way. pastor and
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~RrcrMAS SERVICE.
PRESBYTERIAN

First PRESBYTERIAN church. Chapline
and Thirteenth str"ntS. Claude Porter
Terry, minister. Eihle Srhol at 900:
Mons Bible class ut 2:45: Morning wor-
ship at 7:2O theme: Gifts for th"
King" Special Christmas music at bot
morning and the evening service. tn"
chi1artn's choir will sing at the even
ing service. Wednesday evening service
at 7:30. Music by the Chorus Choir.
The Third PRESBYTERIAN church. Thir-
ty-elehth and Jacob streets J. P. Ley
enberrrr. D. D.. pastor. The services
for Sabbath. December 2ith. are as fol-
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sr JOHNS EVANGELICAL

-radie Song ...........P Patty St
The sun., 1916-09-23
GROWING DEMAND
FOR REAL ESTATE
Builders and Investors Take
over Well Located City
Property.
LEXINGTON Az. FLAT SALE
Tic 123d st. Plot SOld-Sport.
inc Goods House to Stay
downtown,

Trading In real estate showed the best
results yesterday OF any day of the new
fall market. There was widespread ac-
witty aud though M spectacular business
vas reported several transactions of
more than ordinary interest were closed
The Pinkney estate disposed Of a large
block Of lots on 1881 street to a builder.
who will erect more homes for New
Workers on them. and an investor. inf,u.
enced by the construction OF the new
East side subway. look over two apar,.
'rcnt houses on Lexington avenue. AT
rightieth street. In addition there were
many sales closed OF small PROPERTIES for
use or Improvement.
Good news for owners In the old down
town commercial district and for tho few
'ensnts who have remained ia that Sec
ion II contained In the announcement
hat thu New York Sporting Goods Com
many Will remain In the immediate yiciu-
y OF its present home on Warren street
II has taken over even larger uarter-
IN the same street, n by. so doing is
expected 10 influence other concerns that
we're considering uptown removals.
The sun., 1916-09-23
'Iung- striking in ChautanauR Lake.
T-urhing the Young Idea.

Karl Eohrer. ~ of Brooklyn took his
sou. Kan. Jt.. on tn" las, "Trip Of the sea
weed Fishing cub IN me 'ssan"Na !"
scotland L!ghtsh4p HIS idea Nhs to teach
rYs ON how =, iSh. A. the conclusion OF
rr- d.y . sp.it ;aS :es:- "ss a. follows:
Father. o son. Is.
The sun., 1916-09-23
TO STAY IN OLD SECTION.
y. y. sporting GOOds Co. Leases
New Home On warren street.

t.,,v. Iy,x.., .. " -,
for d.. .rrTt,i,. o'na". 20 "'se'
,,.a,, " ,',pY'a..o" ~ =, N'''!'
10 W,rr.r s,,o., ~ ~. va" |,
~ '"e.>c" 'oiN 'p"rt-
hc r-.r,,d.,,,J rn' - ~, ""l
,..,ds .a,rn... M 'oin Ip'i."s
and ,onr,n L, ~ 80 80 ~ 'niI"
s,roo, M. u" W'll'n
str.., " wv w." - warren
Vrt,,,o, v,. ,
NAM - "nl.e " S"iis nave 'edScu
s,or, a,a G.sw '"' '"V '"ur
wt,ii.,' -, W. "u.l'''s Il. !" '"u,h
A. -, a,.,a soiu'o
Yeas n, ms D., 80 '"' man!
.r. :" I,'au stree
leased for ,ha ,.rxs,.I s,,,i,n
rcmn,,, ,ho rou. - ,I'"S 49,
-.x,no y, a., 80 So '"I'"'ns on pt"'
-. .'''0 '''HFT VI ieh'"
Wss,i,,hn m' IN" Sr,'' |" '"'
,.r,n ~ ,.a,. =, nV.'H's =" "
ahon, 90 ~, "sseN"V' 'e''"' VI
F'"'''''' !" 'fSS'' Will use ll'
The sun., 1916-09-23
''FN
SnapperS nt BrightwAtrra.

oisi - sf-Nr
- Broadway Sept =:
Snapper> at BriGhtwaters.
The %isrgest run ~ snappers ever known
in Great South BAY chnra,t.riz-s the pres.
cnt season az Brightustets. l.. l..
An explanation il found only IN IN" eN.
iSt"nr" Of most favorable conditions IN
Venetian Yacht Iarbor. . body of pure
salt water one mile long. ls5 feet wide and
20 feet deep. which was drcdged inland
some fVe years ago.
Herein il natural food and depth tina,
the iI;tIe hiuehsh. no" about "A pound IN
weight best thrive IN.
Residents ali along the south shore OF
Long Island come in plessur" craft and
autos with large pHrti,S 10 MI their
lsfd"rs with the lUcious panHsh. u mat
ters MT" whether one fishes from boat OF
bulkh"ad. since the napper have in.
larGcst schools are present 'u4t outside tbs
entrance. which was ar 'grd to zoo feet
depth to secure sand fer 100000 s4uar,
feet ~ mad" lanl for an neropisn" landing
and bathing pavilion park.
The hu!kh"at supporting the harhor Is
two miles long. counting both sides. ar.
tordins anp.c room for anglers The bait
used Is sinners, which are pl-ntifully sup.
piled by professional baitmen.
Tn" snapper - also adding to the gay"ty
OF families of high society resident on tbs
south country road and crosswsys. snap
per parties OF men; women boys and sir,.
az" made up amt costly pleasure craft
muss"d up with remains Of sinners. slime
81 snsppc.s and remains 81 luucheons. say
nothing -: the Usual array Of empty bot
'Iung- striking In ChautauduR LAKE
'L.nrc have started striking Wet! .r
cnaa,sgqs' i.A"er MSny .rs % ON en-
MS month sh"4;i writ" Icrhsrt iiouss
and Wal hnd every attention and he.i
cautiously given.
After p,t0ae- v-.te he "sh hatchery,
which also Wi. h.!p sn angler With advice
~ 30 guides. B.. Their" IL good bass hsh-
tag fur those who know how.
In my opinion the 'unge her" do not
average mot" than ahout : pounds each.
u4t ihct' ~" many % to ga pounds or over
'u f. .nhr.,I hr tN. Other hand Nol are
APP. 20 got NOR" stfIhrs AMI NOR" ish il"i
Nhon after IN" hig fellows ~ Stanley Isl
and IN -. I.aNrcnc". outarlo
NATURE FACTOR
Eer.Is Point. y. y sept, 81.
Teaching the Young Idea.
The sun., 1916-09-23

shOuI Nv aneTcr nv - tonN,T' n.
friends and make fishermen nu: Of them. or
pursue NJ pet lphAy sl'g,y'
Thtf~ NE question, whether Il - wise -
show Npur feiluW. now - rag. what kluI
r: hat, 80 w., aud where =" GO on tho
hraulIiuI sea ant thereby n,I" "a greater
number Hshirc his best spots. Dc ~roasiug
hhs chances ~ getting a "fu,l bag and
coming how" NIth the bacon ana gravy.
NuU iu'ru.U,r lin To- tn" r.pI."s Of IA
'Gre ~ d.-r.,N't On a sunny day. when
va" ocean seems he most h'uutlf4i plsr,
on Garth, and suhb.e him to haN" on" grand
A"iiitv. br,nslrr res to hi body ANA con
i"ntnlrnf 10 us mind
NuJ make him acquainted vith IA" Ways
~ 'hs sen and its iaEnhIr ,u.s. III, r.Les
The sun., 1916-09-23

how they rome and 20 In their season:
their favorite feeding places and special
diet.
You tell him of tho effect, Of tho moon
on tides and nshinE. the species that can be
caught ~, night, TELLING him that there is y
dainty and delicious morsei Of FOOD which
&. is up to him 20 get into the boat by
strategy. using q line and hook which mus;
he baitssi 30 as TO cause the hsh tn. "falF'
for IT: that then he must so handle him as
to not permit Of his getting away. a sort
Of matching OF wits-where the fish VIII
run around the anchor rope. around other
lines. under rocks and. in fact, everywhere
except where you want him TO-.
That should he faii In catching nsh he
has benefited physically by his rowing. be-
ing subjected to pure sunlight and having
Ia and around him an abundance OF I'M
polluted air.
say again should a man try to convert
his frknds or he stingy and try the FOOLISH
stunt of keeping these things To himself
and thris become d~arfsd and mean. j say
By all means. No! What sny you.
PARMACHENEE BELLE.
New York. sept. IL.