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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16

e'uuent stands Tor in the lives d
"a citizens IL essential 10 the de-.
veifprnent.1i, the highest type Oh
patriotic citizenship.
h IL not enough that a people
should have sentimental love Tor
The scii that bred them. Thous.
snds ot aliens within our borders---
nov loyal citizens u our county
have this love. Ii IL mott oeable,
however. that this does not dstraet
trou their toll allegiance To the gov.
rtnment thnt has received and nur.
fs}fA.t ssa~ssa, ~ v..,,.s5 x, 'ss>.- 4. /,
There must he more than this 10
make NJ the true American type.
There must be first know ledge --- a
tull realization Of the superiority oi
.fsias snaesIttsts.ltAa4 as~tait>, sppg&elai LON
VI the great benefits that we ~ IN.
DlVIDCALS have received and are
continually receiving from them.
Add to tIlts - carefully cultivated
~es:-e II gratitude, aud the country
viii he saie ~ the hands OF liz citi-
iena.
In past years much has been said
OF the privileges of our land, The
time haa com. when W. must rm
pi,ssisc the Utl TIES ni the people
10 the government that makes pos
.lbh these great privileges
Teachers and parents Of America,
It's NJ 10 YOU
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16

BY virtue Of the power and au.
.hoti.y conferred upon me. the IN,
iersianed Trustee, by deed Of trust
from Henry Lot, and wife. Hattie
lott. Of record in Book So, psg,
AZ. RIO. DC. ieiault having s'-ec
made in the payment Of the .ndebt,
edness A. provided under the terms
aud conditions contained in said
deed al trust. notice Ia hereby given
that |. ~ Trus tee. will on SATuR
DAY. DEC. Is. iel7,Ml2 o'clock
noon. ia hon. Of the east door II the
courthouse. in Dickson, Tenn. oder
Tor sale at public ou,cry 10 the high
est bidder fcs cash. free from the
equity o! redemption. Homestead
ioser and all ether exemption a
e.r.sin hoase and lot OF psrcel cs
land In Dickson County, Term, he.
~ribed A follows Same being In
east Dickson and iron.ins \. c, !
81. L. Ry.. bounded On north by
Jas. Holbest; east by the honer'lace
al said Henry and Hattie Lott; south
by n. c. d 81. l. Ry.. and a est BY
Jas. Holh~rs. Said lot 10 90 beet
vide by l50 feet long. j. being rs'i
ef the property bought by Hsnr
and Hattie Lot. OF Sallie George
For turthes particulars, see deed, 81
record 10 Register o6oe OF Dick
son County. Tenn
This Nov. IL. 1917
II. C. RICHARDSON. Trustee
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16

Not to be outdone by the women
In conserving clothing material the
men will nos abolish vests Well
il ism I fair that the women should
make all the sacrifices 10 this III
rection. even II they are voluntary
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16

Me und Got Mahomet. IL the
way the Louisville Courler.Journai
puts II, Sort Of new trinity but
lot us hope not 80 powerful ia thu
one Il would seek TO superceje,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16

keren .ky's firm g,ir 90 biz job
u prrmiesing woali isai cae 10
suspect that he had II seme t5uv
taken Lesson. la the American
school Of politics,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16

Shoes which the government fur.
nishes the soldiers At cos' g! ~ ~
pair. costs the civilian ~ TO tlU
pair. There s,A tsa.au, >, and II
sAeull lp..s.st tbs gasfl-nmeAi~ ~,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16

Why all ,hle conmea' 40 the
Ioes VI the Colonel ryt! II should
he remembered TIA, sight rs not The
Co!ons!'s long suit. anyway.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16

The Sultan OF Turkey now wears
tho Hohensolleru stat. indicating
syidsntally that he has passed a
credi,shle examination III Gsrmsn
"kulturu.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16

With eighty million dollars sub
scrihed 10 the new Liberty Loan ey
toe soldier boys, il ~oald seem that
.hc SamDpiss arr willing TO back
their lighting wiik thel. dollars.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16

Wha. has become oi the oldiast
ionsd sotnsn who used "a thlDg
she never could g-t q glwn opt ot
lssy than sixteen yards II elath'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16

To Bernstein Seven billion dol.
lars war loan. And yon might
tarntiaD ~ your master that thetr
arc many more millions where these
came from.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16

Read wha, the soi1ie, tds4 eey
about The 7 NJ, c. A th II We 81
sure you will subscribe 10 lbs ianda
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16

This In Y. NJ. C. A week. Have
YOU subscribed to the sfmy sund2
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16
Foreclosure Sale

hclAaii haiins tgrt uaasie IN the pas.
nxnt VI rertaia tSotr 81 itss rxeeasteI ~
W h. tifuaa aad ss!r, Mao hs0sa, eR
the i1lh ias II Npyegsil,ef. tsSl. aai
sad aole is~sag se~utssi by tissai IS r4ss
ID. ssea aais sheilgalilh. * s-s.I >tglst.t
sAsca .pa rvsarJ al Iharie'ts. bpok n,
ps pa.rs tts. }' IN. ans ess;i iss4sa aasssaaes,
tanning power ia tuc ~ ~eli. Ntfl'ltE m
hereby gwen thai utl
, Saturday. Nov. gath, 1917,
IT. hgsas.. ll,t..-,, ts.lt.s tea...,. "A
ffuat ID periallies, al Das IA |SseS. L II :
| will ofic. ios safe nj pabllz oa,us, to
the highest anil hess bssti,t lW cash. aaj
TRES from the estu,t) ui Homestead asd
do~eT, AAlsl equities ARE e&prs~si,
waived 10 said tnlst is'c,l sad tract
ID land ~ aasd sfaas dcei covered aai
eonysyesi Is A,sai,,i 10 a., sIh t,,d nis.
utct Vi Dickson County. iennrs-ec. c,a-
tanning ~ acrca nsute ~ Lees. asd ~
said tfas, decd ls described br lDetrs AND
hoan,s Reference ~ hcFvhy najr ~
sail trust deed im s-,ld n,etes AID
roal,is, and ~ lAc found 81 rtaas,i In
SAID hook = pages ih' sa1 iu1
Thss November iss, tFis
Jfs>E A.Li \
II T. BkoRN, SIlosncy
The Lake County times., 1917-01-31

far into mis- days and then cracked loose
with championship or So.
Also, one Chick Evans who horned
around the top for n long tme finally
busted into a pair Of championships au
ia one summer. after lac had barely
missed any number Of times.
some one rose 10 remark NOT long ago
that the day Of The old man was Uassns
from the good old game OF hit it and
pursue IT, But one IS led to wonder
where in past performance he gets such
dope. If any enc can hgure chat some
one's great grandfather isn't about due
TO cop an the mpionships this couu-
try can spare next summer. 1T would Dee
worth while to hear him explain why.
1t is quite true that the youngsters
are coming to the 'front.' but they have
done it in spurts. The danger of an uu-
shaved youth wearing away the crowns
next summer isn't any greater than that
the newspapers VIII print pictures of
some greybeard as the next champion.
Nothing is so heeting as golf fame,
ana no direction has a cinch on the rum
way. II is just as likely 70 run toward
the cemetery as the cradle.
And the best part of it is that every
thing said proves that golf is about one
of the most exclus i've gamcs-excmsIve
for all ages-played in this country.
The Lake County times., 1917-01-31
CRv United Press.l

DETROIT. Mich, Tan. 30.-"The things
I learned on the football aeld are the
ones that fitted me for life. The fact
that / went to college for two reasons
Ito soak up knowledge ana to learn
football-was the greatest point in my
preparatory life"
That's the way Willie Tcston. former
quarterback at Michigan university. and
twice selected on the mythical all-
American eleven. has the thing sized up.
Willie is "A police court Justice now in
Detroit and he isn't known as Willie
any more He's Police Justice William
n Heston and Jle puts it over.
one of the ambitions OF Judge Hes
toms life was TO rid himself OF the
name willie" In school and after
wards he did his best to shake fl, but
- no avau. Finally he got himself
elected Judge and they had TO quit call
ing him willie
Heston declared that If every youth
were given tae chance he had 10 learn
foolhall-to set the spirit of fair COM
retition in SPORTS drilled into his sys-
tem-there would be little need for
police courts.
The Lake County times., 1917-01-31
GOLF DOPE
DUE FOR
NEW SHOCK
ny H c. HAMILTON.
fTT,s+eS E3,.ass star f,or-ras~onder,A -

NEW YORK. Jan, 31-With Bobby
Jones. Norman H. Maxwell and Perry
Adair already sticking around the top
most part Of COLTS ladder of fame.
chasers of the elusive gutta percha are
naturally beginning to wonder wotin-
samhiu Is going to happen TO the grand
old game next summer.
Very good and sufficient reason for
tha mysterious murmurings are found
ia retrospectiou. viz: That Francis
Ouimet became an open chan 0ion and
an infant prodigy when ne VAS but a
youth Also. Walter Travis advanced
The Lake County times., 1917-01-31

KANSAS CITY MO Tan. 81 kl.
Wiflams of Baltimore easily der-st-,
Benny Mcneil. bsntamwcight fro-
Bristol. Englsnd. in fast dfteen-reua.
bout here last night 40 decision vss
given Mcneil won the fourth r,unI
The FIRST and th5ra Nere even. THE p. -
t.eut to the eN-champion Af5ee fl.
seventh il was merely question pr 9nt
mgch puulshmant AIcNel1 could .r-.
The Lake County times., 1917-01-31
7ni OD3N A8 On

Each member Of the commission is all
lotted j salary Of $4,000 a year Tnc
arst appointments. according 20 the
Dsaeir scheme. are for two, four and
six wears.
The Lake County times., 1917-01-31
Leonard Trims Bloom.

ard has developed q new right hama up
percut. which he tried oat on Phil
Bloom at the Broadway sporting Club
last night end Bloom left The FINS at
The end of ten rounds ana WabbloI ID
his dressing room
The Lake County times., 1917-01-31

Years old In his last importan- a-nt
Ire was shocked -out by Bob .-I.4...4-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-30
SUBMARINES TORPEDO
THE SHERMAN BROWNS

SHERMAN. Texas, March SO
Ifam Patterson Dallas submarines
successfully torpedoed the sherman
Browns ON their own ball lot yes
terday afternoon, the score being )
to /
The locals failed TO show the form
thev have exhibited during me pre-
yiags spring games played here anu
,,ars easy victims Of both CohieS
and sewen who launched Tue ~,
tack for the invaders, Rooer'So"'
who went the initial five ROUNDS io'
sherman. was hit freely by i'"''a =.
Jseeniesmack was more effective N
me closins three frames "o''
teams we're wobbk in their support
at times.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-30
TIGERS ARE READY
FOR THE OPENING
TUTHiLL DECLARES
THE TEAM Is READY For
CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES.
Pitchers Are In Better shape Than
TusUai and Seine Few Could
Go the Whole Route
Without Injury.
The Detroit Tigers are ready .

The Detroit Tigers are ready -
so into the championship series.
SO says trainer Harry Tuthih. who
fas active charge Of the condition
ms Of Jennings men.
THE players. barring one or two
exceptions, are strong enough to go
through a fulf nine innings. or over
time, at top speed, declares Tut
Colds have bothered Heilman and
ote or two others, but they will be
"a tip top shape for the opening o.
TIE exhibition schedule with the
New York Giants.
They have NOT lost amy real
practice and they have worked all
the soreness out oG their muscles.
There are at least five pitchers
Who are able 20 go the route right
now.
Howard Ehmke is probably IN
the best shape of any OF the pitchers
This young fellow cheated on the
coast. He was ordered not to touch
baseball until reporting TO WaNa-
hachie but could not resist the
temptation. He got in pretty gooo
shape before leaving California aua
all he had to do after reporting here
was TO tougher up his pitching arm
He mas done that and there is no
danger OF him going stale.
willie Mitchell. in spite of the
Aandicap of a sore foot, is strong
and While hardly able to pitch niae
innings right now will be IN shape
before April IL coyeieskie Is
~eady. So is Dauss. and also B3ll
James. Cunningham complained oil
a sore arm during the first few
days but is all right now. rms
holds good for the Youngsters. TOO
stanage aud Spencer the '~e
first string eatehers. had Their arms
in shape three days after coming
south. stanage PLAYED " lot ''
handball in Detroit during the wa
tire and took Off lot OF w'isht'
Spencer coached Il college ban cam
ont in California and got IN shape
there q,
| ANY worry hat the team would
not be in condition because OF d
short training trip can be ei''H''i''
Ell. MS all ngh. It's in 1est az
good condition as it Was Eeur "se
when ii spent six weeks III '"'
south.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-30
JOE JACKSON GOING .
TIER BAT TING H0N0Rs
b. II. C. HAMILTON.

United Press Staff Correspondent.
NEW YORK, March 80. Iris
slseaker's sudden elevation to the
heights OF batting Championship.
sought many years by Joe Jackson,
is likely to precipitate one of the
hottest scraps in the Ameri-
can leagne dash for the top of the
average list this year that Ban
Johnsons or any other mans cireui.
over saw.
Joe struggled along for years,
cracking the leather on LOIS OF base
balls and attaining dizzy batting
heights. but Ty Cobb always was
just good enough to pull out in the
lead. Speaker got set with new
club, and hit 'em SO fast and often
that Cobb was forced to look on
from rear seat. while Jackson
merely hooked on in third place.
Joe has issued his challenge for
this year. lie says the name once
boGsted by a president of the United
States is going to be right aa the
top when Ban b. promulgaSes next
summers most important list in
the lives of battors. cobb, he says.
may be second. or even Speaker may
get that far. but he has served
warning that Joe is goins TO ride
the winning horse.
Cobb also has mGde some passing
remarks in which he intimated that
there isn't going to be glory with
cut few sprints in the summer.
lie has set his eyes ON that batting
championship and wants il badly
enough TO stretch has legs hard
for every blow
Cobb. so one story has ii, was a
very much disappointed peach when
| the last season vas over and the
customary Cobb was lacking at the
head o. the American league aver
/ ases He had acquired such Ben
Adhem habit that it was hard to
let 80. He was grieved and some
what astonished 70 observe thai il
wasn't Jackson no challenged Kim
bet Speaker, main cog in Il machine
whieh shouldn't have placed him
that high,
And just 10 Keep competition from
growing stagnant and carrying ~
Interest to the younger league. III,
Nstional league probably will Gin.
a little dust around in staging it
battle for championship. Jack Dau
bert long recognized as a king
! didn't ike il biz when he wy
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-30

eleventh inning


LOUISVILLE, Ky, March So,-A
rally in the late innings OF an exhi-
bition game here yesterday gave a
victory to the Cincinnati Nationals
over the Washington American
League team, s TO 4.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-30
n.c,o, and saints Tie.

GALVESTON TeNRS Ni@fR ~
Tue naechnesrs hooked up Ns :,
,,a.o Kally's rather patchwork 81
es -. ehh Yesterday afternoon IN a
f'i'" fnntae pitchers battle.
rbere WAS nothing doing FOR sam.
sinner. as the final score was /
- !. both tanies being made y 'he
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-30
nonlllns on Way 10 topital'

LAREDO. Texas, March go ~
nacio Bonlllas. Mexican ambassa'"'
to the United states, arrived a.
Naevo Laredo, opposite here '''7'
nieht He expects to cross the eef-
der tomorrow morning aud depart
AT noan for Washington 10 laNe w
his duties
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-30

HOUSTON, Texas, March So
The Chicago White Sex regulars ran
Wild on the bases in the sixth and
seventh innings against the Houston
Texas League team yesterday and
won, I TO ..
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-30

The following appeared III sthe
Morning Telegraph FOUND oat-
side Officers Shell Shock Hos Essai,
q lady's pocket handkerchief. III
owner will write me / viii sasi ner
where she may send any ofRass she,
even Internationally. can id without.
We need at the Loadon hospital
every scrap OF old linen We ear get
and BY this time this precious fIEd
has been put to better use Address
parcels Viscount Knutsford, Linen
Room, London Hospital
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-30

nosed ont q year ago. He likes his
Hts perhaps better than any other
star in the game, 50 he promises
te give Hal Chase, Roger Hornsby.
Lew Mccarthy, and some oslies.
esrirants the climb OF their young
lives for John r. Tener's heaviest
batting average.
All around it should be a busg
little season for the average fiend.
RAGS ARE NEEDED BY
ENGLISH HOSPITALS.
LONDON, England, March 30
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Read the Daily Light fer news
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-30
Boston Americans Defeated.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, March 3d.
The Brooklyn Nationals won from
the Boston Americans. ! to 0, here
yesterday in a game that was fill
ed with sensational fielding.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-30
BOSTON Nationals Defeated.

DOTHAN. Ala, March 80, - Tie
New York Americans evened thel
series With the Boston Nationals
here yesterday by winning the sec
ond game. TO 5.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-30
Indians Win relicnns.

NEW ORLEANS, la, March 80.
Bunehed hits enabled the Cleye-
land Americans to defeat the New
Orleans Southern Association team
yesterday. TO 1.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-30
Giants, Colts Lose Again.

DENISON. Texas. March 3U.- The
Denison Raiiroaders took the New
York Colts into camp yesterday.
to 4, making it two straights from
MeGraw's hopefuls.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-30
[[ls FAR[W! FL.
m JUNGLE PARK.
L,,ern JENNINGS AND HIS
sr,RT on HOMEWA ARD
lorRSEy TO-DAY.
!, With Springs Work and
N Come Back to WaAi'-
a. xe,t season Is What
Manager says.

|. psIroi, Tigers fareweiled to
4. pafk THURSDAY afternoon
/ tse-inning game between the
[atsrs And the regulars. Col.
,,ssson captained the young
1 IA defeated Iigghie Jennings
!, ..ained the regulars. II was
,n,,lee classic. The youngsters
1 III picked as fayorites until
,ps vas called aud Col. jack
,..ssd down all volunteers anu
HI ait to umpire the game NM
Then Il was that youngsier
4 rent no BY leaps and bounds.
a get the idea that the Col
| would let his generalsllip OF
tsm influence his decisions, tor
h eot--the youngsters simply
|1ysd the regulars, IN the NTH
/. HE score was tied at two and
gbea Mitchell beat out a bnnt.
|sss forced at third, after Yelie
Bscel him to second on a safe
saen Flanagan was safe OF
h Then Nicholson. the man
VIII take George Harper's
/ a the team, hammered out q
i run. bringing in tive men
E8i bin That won the game
y youngsters.
Fl tbe game The players spent
|Ilkrfoon and part Of the even
stas good byes to their many
Hds AeFs They declared almost
Ehah that they regretted going.
h didn't see why they could not
" ssrf III such au ideal climate
lsss To come, A. + Bachelor.
/ siitBr Tor the Detroit Free
i Ata t was with greatest re-
Hsa be starts north. for in his
|lsi sash 4 country vas not
" for men to live in it must
! been made for animals With
y them, He declared that his
here has been a pleasant one
Fiat L helps.
Iisers Win Come Back.
|laager Jennings impaired the
aaiags Just before leaving that
n als purpose aud the purpose
I MANAGEMENT all along TO come
y Naxahaehie next spring.
stay then may net be for SO
4 tine but the Tigers viii be
sald Jennings. We are con
'4'las az exhibition game next
Aa the Giants that will take |
cams away from training
! sFees Or 50 earlier than they |
q spring We hope then to
Pacific slope trip thar will |
''oaPle Of weeks to complete.
4aass' Jennings declared time |
yam that everything here was |
y ais liking and that the |
' would come back home next |
J. rams viii Go to Dallas. |
se many Of the local fans
'sa 'fe to the Tigers for tie
'as It is their intention to |
I ~ game at Dallas Saturday |
, ... and there they viii again
y ~ 'Fe to the players and |
w Jennings.
~ / jennings LETT This morning |
'~ Y, and viii remain over
s '. Sunday night when she
I. Y 'ef home al Scranton. Ia.
!, 'p'''s to make the trip this
". 'ali' never having done
WIT she has haan
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-30
Iongi.orns Beat Pirates.

GEORGETOWN. Texas. March so.
came back Yesterday and
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took a game from the Southwestern
Pirates by a score of 10 to 7. Both
teams played ragged ball over a
period of three hours.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-22
Hotel Webster

Forty-hfth street BY FIFTH Avenae
90 West 4Sth street. New York City
uuA OF Plftb Avenue, On one Of eity's quiet.
est streetS
Neu Yorks most beautiful snail hotel.
Much favored By women travelling without eseort.
Within four miuuteB ualk Of forty tbesters
Center Of shopping district
Rooms. sdjolning hath, $40 and upwarda
Rooms, private hath. 500 and upuardA
Sitting room. bedroom and bath, NO
and Np~nnds.
Send for booklet. ''icz-"
W. JOHNSON QUINN. Manager.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-22

daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent
scotese. DR.. J. e. Meyer, ]. A. Gas
kill, Mrs. +. Tietze. Mrs. Charles d.
Hahn. baby and nurse. and J.. q.
Macallish. Of Philadelphia.
Mrs. c. A. Innes and daughters.
Charlotte and Maud. of canto. Pa.
are registered at the Dorsey
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Lackey, OF
Haddonheld. are registered at the
Hotel Dorsey.
A party from Chester consisting OF
Mrs. A. b. Bowers, Mrs. H. w. Shaw,
Mrs. Alton Navel. Miss Helen Bowers
and Miss Hannah Bowers registered
at the Hotel Savoy.
Major c. Walter shivers, Third
Regiment, National Guard, and Lieut..
Carl Surran, NJ. c., were guests at
the Hotel Dorsey while examining
and mastering in OF the Coast Ar
tillery at wildwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert s. Christman
and wife OF Camden. are at the Hotel
Savoy. Mr., Christman is a prominent
druggist
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harper Hethering-
ton and daughter. of Washington.
are spending a fortnight at the Hotel
Dorsey.
Registered at the Hotel Lyndhurst
are !. o. Davis and wife. Seattle.
Wash: Miss Edna A. Smith. Los An
geles, CAL: Mrs. James Wilson and
son, John wilderman and wife,. Will
liam z. Riley and wife. OF Whining
ton, DEL; William T. Griffith, H. W.
Harbert, Raymond v. Beadley.
H. H. Bergman and wife. E. H.
Snyder and son. Mr.. and Mrs Tom
phine. Of Washington. are registered
at the Hotel White. also L. Redler
and wife, A. Z. Hoig, A. w. Tredway,
OF New York.
Guests at the Hotel Douglas in
clude Miss Myrtle Nickerson. ]. @.
Mcdowell. Edward r. Hagele, H. H.
Bender. w. P. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Mawhenny, and Mrs. Charles
Katz.
The prize winners at the 500 party
given at the Edgeton Inn were Mrs.
II. ]. Higgins, Mrs. W. p. Fleischer.
Mrs. Hess, Miss Bessie Smith, Miss
]. Sonneberg, Mrs J.. A. Roberts. and
Miss c. Sonneberg.
Miss I. NJ. Richard. of Belford, n.
j., is stopping at the Lyndhurst Hotel.