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A Cheerful Liar.

He's cheerful liar, even when the thermometer goes to 'stCen below zero. Recently on the coldeSt morning of the year. he came into the office lnopplng the perspiration off his brow.
 "What's the matter, Jim?' asked hs office mates. Been working with your furnaceT'
 "Nix." said Jim. Eve been chasing robins from cherry trees and drlv- ing the sparrows from my strawberry patch
 Then somebody called attention to white spots on his nose. cheeks and ears, and when the frost had been rubbed out of them. the telephone bell rang. A wIfely voice rang for Jim, saying:
 Can you come home for few hours? The water pipes have frozen and burst. and I'm afraid the house will be flooded, and 1t Is so cold the children are crying"
 Jim stopped his "camoufaging" and didn't pretend to wipe. any more sweat from his face.
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SAILING DATES OFSTEANERSO IN
 COAST ROUTES

Changes in sailing schedules affect. ing nearly all Pacific Steamship Com pany liners operating between Puget Sound and San Diego will become ef- fectiye within the next few days, ac. cording to announcement received here today. Material changes also will be made in the Puget Sound-AIaska schedules.
 The encouragement, it is believed, will serve more closely to meet the needs of coastwise passenger and freight traffic, and will offset to a large degree the loss of the Yale and Harvard, which have been requisi- toned by the navy department.
 The City of Topeka will be with. drawn from the San Francisco Eureka route and will operate between San Francisco, Santa Barbara and Los An. geles. This gives Santa Barbara a passenger ship service, which the port has not enjoyed for several years. The City of Topeka will sail from San Francisco March 20 on her first south, ward trip, and will make three round rips every two weeks
 It was announced that she first sail. ing of the season for Anchorage A , Pacific Steamship Company linert XII occur on April 19 when the Admiral Farragut will leave Seattle. | The new schedules will give three weekly sailings between Puget Sound, San Francisco and Los Angeles; two sailings between Puget Sound and San Diego; and an average of over four sailings each week between San Fran cisco and Los Angeles.
 The revised Puget Sound-AlasIta schedules call for the sailing of the Spokane on March P and of the City of Seattle on the following day for ! oOutHedSIefn AlaSkd.
 The Admiral Farragut will be put on the Puget Sound d-Southwestern Alaska run, taking the place of the Admiral Evans, and viii sail from Sc. attle March "A. The Admiral Watson
 will sail on April and the Admiral Farragut will sail again on April 19. The Aurelia, carrying freight only, will be placed on the San Francisco Eureka run, beginning March 23.
 The Homer, carrying freight only. will operate between San Francisco and Port San Luis, Cal, calling at Santa Cruz, Moss Landing and Mon. terey every trip and at San Simeon and Cayucos on alternate trips. The Homer begins her new schedule on l March 20
The Cordova daily times., 1918-03-21

Try the Mozart, a very mild Havana cigar. 15,27
The Cordova daily times., 1918-03-21

Ask for the Mozart, Magnifico size
The Cordova daily times., 1918-03-21
BIDS WANTED

The c. R. & N. W. Ky. desires bids for 15,000 hewed or sawed hemlock ties. Bids should be entered at inc office of Superintendent not later than March 23rd. Specifications may he seen at the office of the Superintan. dent Bids must be accompanied bv bonds in the amount of 20 per cent of the total amount bid. Bids for the cuttings of the entire 15,O0O ties or any less number thereof may be made. The c. R. & N. w. Ky. Co. reserves the right to reject any or all bids 1s.st
The Cordova daily times., 1918-03-21
NOTICE

By order of the Attorney General of the United States:
 All Germans who have not taken out their full citizenship papers must "eport to the postmaster between the lates of March 18th and 23rd and be registered.
 Aliens will give strict attention to this notice as any alien who fails to register will be prosecuted.
 F. R. BRENNEMAN 1T U s. Marshal
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The c. W. Young Company will build new cannery on the Union Oil Company's dock at Juneau. It is plan. ned to can all kinds of sea products. which will enable them to operate the greater part of the year. The new cannery will be electrically operated; the connections have already been made.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-03-21
TO THE CORONA PUBLIC

Until further notice the water wilf be shut off except from / to 5 a. m. in the morning and from to 6 D. m. in the evening. 19.tf
 CORDOVA POWER 70,
The Cordova daily times., 1918-03-21

The Mozart cigar" especially for the particular smoker. elth"r the Mag nifico or Rosas sizes. also in seven other sizes, 1927
The Cordova daily times., 1918-03-21

Madame Lydia. the pa3Ia.st. Will be found in the Currfer X MickeIson building on c. street. I6-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1918-03-21

The U. S. Bureau of Mines at Fair banks is ready to operate it's ore crush ing mill
The Cordova daily times., 1918-03-21

Use less wheat and meat. Buy local foods. Serve just enough. Use what is lett.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-03-21

It is your duty to register for the municipal election
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Galli-Curci in the Catskills

Mrs J. l.. Hoxter. Harry King, Miss
Edith Bennett, r. Strongfellow and Mrs.
John Hoffman of New York, and DR.. and
Mrs, w. T. Heslln. Brooklyn.
Churchill Hall--Mr and Mrs. F. will
kins, Miss r. +. Dunno, Mr.. and Mrs.
George VI. Coffin. Mrs. Ano de Silva,
Miss Beatriz de silva, Miss Kita de-
Silva. Mrs. w D. Graves @. w. Graves,
NJ d., Of New York. and Mrs. q. II.
Leopold, Brooklyn.
The Madison-Mrs. Grace NORMAN,
Miss Dorothy Woman. Mr.. and Mrs
James y. Warren. Miss Elaine Warren.
Master James Warren, Jr., Mrs. H. ].
Lcddy OF Brooklyn Leroy Huntington,
Miss Marguerite OGara, Miss Jane z.
Flewellyn OF New York.
New Grant House--Mr, and Mrs. e. C.
North. Miss Il. II. Smith. Mrs C. l..
Ireland, J. Mlhewson. Miss L. NJ Ire
land and f. w Ireland OF New York
The Westholm-w. ]. Jackson. Mr..
and Mrs. T. F. Lippincott, Mr.. and MIRA
Charles Camp, Mrs. l. Pepper. George
Lindsey. Mlas A. NJ. Jones Of New
York; Mrs. II. =, Van Wagner, Nor
r!stown. y. J.
Greycourt Inn-Mr. and Mrs. ]. c.
Simpson, New York; Mrs. Louis Bush
and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bush, Jr., Of
Detroit f. w Ingersoll, Cleveland Mr.
and Mrs. j. 7, Wrigley and Mr.. and
Mrs II. II. Gelfllan and son, Ph!ladel-
phia
Kendall Place-Mrs NJ. Gist and Miss
IL IT, Madgan, New York c. 8. Ken
nedy, Miss Florence Maurice and Miss
Mrs. L. A. Kruse and Mr.. and Mrs. II.
q. Friedman. Brooklyn Mrs. 3. lerch
and Mr. and Mrs. George A. OFT. Mount
Vernon.
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SARANAC LAKE VISITORS SEE MANY BEARS

Joseph Bondy of Syracuse has offered
10 the United States Government part
Of his Twin Lakes preserve for con-
valescent soldiers. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas r French OF Brooklyn have also
offered their camp on SiD!ttire Lake TO
the Government for whatever needs de-
velop, either in Red Cross work or in
the care Of returning soldiers.
The Saranac Lake chapter OF the Red
Cross during the last year has collected
81, 900 and expended s1O,5OO In Red
been elected az follows: Chairman. Sea-
yer A. Miller; secretary. c. ]. Ayres /;
treasurer. Harry II. Gay.
Saranac Lake has the first Women's
Motor Corps TO be organized in this part
OF the State. 1t Is ah auxiliary o, Com
pany Il, New York Guard. The acting
sergeant is Miss Mary ~ Hamburger,
About thirty members have enlisted
Ten bridal couples are among those
who are making tours OF the Adiron-
dacks by automobile. They are Mr.. and
Mrs Orrin johnson. New York Mr. and
Mrs Charles A. Taussig. New York ;
Ensign and Mrs. Henry r. Wharton.
Jr., Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Ambrose Bowers OF Bath; NJ. and Mrs.
Burke ]. 1arch-M Miller. Buffalo Mr.. and
Mrs Alfred Reynolds Wrightman, Exc
ter. Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad 5,
Culver. Buffalo: Mr.. and Mrs William
F. Grossmeyer Utica, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win III. Willard, Utica. and Mr.. and ,::a
Maurice Tanner. Hcrkimer.
Mrs. Charles NJ Daniels Is entertain
ing Mrs Raymond B!ssell and children.
Miss Alice Clifton and Miss Annie Rich
mond OF Buffalo. at the Daniels camp at
Sabattls. Mr.. Daniels, who Is the for
mer champion swimmer, spends nearly
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War Songs Stir Ocean Grove

OCEAN GROVE, " j., July 20.--The
commencement Of the summer musical
programme at the Auditorium was
marked by the appearance OF Nine.
Schumann- Heink this evening She Is
an old favorlte with Ocean Grove audi
enees and the great building was packed
to the exits The prima donna was evil
IDENTIFY thinking OF her own four sons
In the army. for she sang with a fervor
that stirred the audience profoundly.
The musical programme was constructed
around the military theme. and the audi
ence applauded her wildly after she had
rendered Danny Boy" Other favorte
numbers with her hearers were the cry
Of Rachel" and Before the Crucihx."
Tomorrow Is ch!ldren's day at ocean
Grove. and the musical service at night
promises to be impressive. In the morn
ing the Rev. r. F. Y Pierce OF New
York will address the children
Miss Jeanette Ross and Miss Cath
crime Ross of Brooklyn are at the Chal-
fonte for a two weeks sojourn.
Thursday evening New York visitors
enjoyed an address by DR.. Anna Howard
Shaw. who spoke at the Young Peoples
Temple. The occasion was the closing
session OF the New Jersey w. c. T. L.
Twilight evangelistic services are now
being conducted every evening in the
Tabsxnacle by the Rev. David Nygren
The Majestic Is entertaining Mrs
Arthur Roguelson, Mrs. Franklin r.
Read and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert G, Nor
RS OF Brooklyn.
The West End is entertaining \. r.
Aurback, Mr.. and Mrs j. J. Jam!son, +.
l.. Wilson, G. H. Greenberg OF New York,
John williams OF Baltimore, H. A. Doty
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Bears Unusually Numerous.
Upper Saranac Camps Filled

UPPER SARANAc LAKE. y. Y, July 20.
The women who are at Saranac Inn
and the camps and cottages OF the Up
per Saranac Lake have been dividing
their attention this week between golf
ing and knitting for the Red Cross The
golf course is very inviting and many
women are taking up the game. Among
them are Mrs. A. L. Blackmar. Mrs. r.
NJ. Hogiss, Mrs. w. Horstman. Mrs. W.
G. Hull, Mrs. Philip McFadden, Mrs.
Martin linn. Mrs, Paul Bayne. Mrs
Fritz Lindenmeyer, Mrs Hiram Levine
Miss T. Hastings, Miss Mildred Leonard
Miss Marie Lindenmeyer, Miss Hamil-
ton, Miss c. Legler. Miss n. Buckley and
Miss A. Buckley.
Many of the visitors who have been
coming to the Upper Saranac Lake each
season for number of years attended
the opening dance at Saranac Inn Ca
sino on Saturday evening and met Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Graves Sd, who were
recently married in New York. Mr..
and Mrs. Graves and Mr.. Graves's
brother. Bud Graves. came to the Upper
Saranac Lake with Mrs. Harry Graves,
Jr., to remain for a time at the Graves
camp, Eagle Island. Miss Mary Dick
son OF Morristown. n. j.. sister OF Mrs.
Harry Graves Sd. has taken apartments
at saranac Inn for the season. She Is
accompanied by Mrs. J. NJ. Richie.
William Lane Of New York, son OF T..
V. z. Lane. has completed a new camp
on Birch Island adjoining that Of his
father. r. V. z. Lane arrived this week
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Lane and
the members OF their family are expected
this week.
George H. Earle, Jr.. Is having a new
log cabin completed on the point which
he purchased OF Mrs. Talbot Taylor and
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Motor Cars Fill Atlantic CITY

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., July 2o.--The
resort IL now running to capacity with
the arrival of the Anal contingent Of
regulars from the mountains and the
tourists from the West High railroad
fares have had the effect Of populariEing
motor traffic. and considerable per.
centage OF the visitors now auartered
ri the hotels have used their machines
TO come long distances. A score or more
parties finished runs here from the Pa
cino cast this week.
The nne weather has made golfng
highly enjoyable all the week. One Of
the events at Sea View was tho new
record established by Robert Fraser.
the professional there. while participant
ing In a Red Cross benefit. He covered
the course in 81 strokes, below par
Numbered among the recent New
York arrivals are Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Tanning. who have Joined friends at the
Traymore for the balance of the season
Miss F. X. Forester Of New York is at
the Dennis.
Mrs. J. II. Parker. New York. is a Wis
itor at the Marlborough Blenheim. Mr.
and Mrs. w. F, Kurtz, New York. are
at the Chalfonte. Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Sheiburne.
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. VESSEL. New York.
have apartments at the Breakers. Mr..
and Mrs. Michael Hyman. Rockaway
are at the Ostend.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Fontaine. New
York. are Lexington guests Mr.. and
Mrs. II. w. Balye. New York, are at the
Miller Cottage. Mrs. f. A. Strong is
accompanied by Miss Strong OF New
York during a fortn!ght's visit at the
Continental
Miss Lillian ReiclSsdt. New York. Is
at the De Vile. MIR. and Mrs. Ralph
Belford. New York, are Garden Inn ar
| rivals Frank r. Cook. New York. is
a visitor at the Alamac Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Young. New York. are Jackson
guests.
Miss Jeanette Childs. New York. IL
at the Blackstone for n fortnight. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Fogoin. New York,
are Raleigh visitors. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
L. Wonders. New York. are located at
the Lorraine. Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Minis
ter New York, are visitors at the Vir-
ginia.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Elvidge. Brook
lyn. are guests at the Boutwell,. Miss
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Rhea Hayford. New York. has Joined
relatives at the strand. Mrs. Lea Ber.
ger, New York, Is Mt the Alamac.
Mr.. and Mrs. William MoCreedy. New
York. are spending several weeks AZ the
Phillips House. Miss Zelda Sears, New
York, Is at the st. Charles. Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Melin, New York, are gueN,
at the wellsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Penniwald. New
York, are Royal Palace guests Mr..
and Mrs. r.. 8. Prior, Jersey City. are
visitors at the Traymore. Mr.. and Mrs
o. w. Jones, New York. nre at the os.
borne. Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Jones, Now
York. are Shelburne arrivals
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Symons, New
York. are spending several weeks at the
Royal Palace. Mr.. and Mrs Frederick
Boyer. New York. are Chelsea visitors
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Brown. New
York. are at the Lexington. Mrs
George S. West, New York, is at the
Arlington. Mr.. and Mrs. t. IL Curtis
Jr.. are summering at the New Clarion
Miss Pearl Hartman. New York, Is at
the Dennis. Mr.. and Mrs. J. g. Bos-
worth, New York. are arrivals at the
Chalfonte. Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Randall.
New York were among the motorists
to reach the Shelburne this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Veles. New
York. are Breakers arrivals Mr. and
Mrs Arthur Grim, New York, are
spending a month at the Miller Cottage.
Mr. and Mrs II. s. Sanford. New York
are at the Tray ignore.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jacobs. New
York. are guests at the Breakers. Mr.
and Mrs. John S. Tilney. New York, are
at the Marlborough Blenhe!m.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Adams, New
York. are recent arrivals at the Cha
fonte. Mr.. and Mrs H. A, Atha, New
York, are spending a fortnight at the
Osborne. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Grazing and Miss Grazing. New York,
motored to the Traymore on Thursday
for a weeks visit.
Mr. and Mrs. T. d. Shannon. New
York. are visitors at the Strand. Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Falles. New York, are De
Vile guests Miss Anna Hickman. New
York, is visiting relatives at the Neither
lands.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II Hamilton
New York, are spending July at the
Wellsboro. Mr.. asd Mrs A. L. Lloyd
New York. are located at the Lorraine.
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and Mrs. Earle and the members OF their
family on August |. A new automobile
road has been completed between the
camp and the main highway for two
miles through the forest.
Mrs, Sidney NJ. Colgate and her
daughter, Miss Caroline Colgate OF Or
ange, y. j.. are at Camp Beechwood.
their summer property on the Upper
Saranac. Mr.. Colgate will Join them
shortly.
Avery Rockefeller. son OF Mr. and
Mrs, Percy Rockefeller. has Joined La
Jeunesse camp for boys Percy Rookie
Teller has been fishing in eastern Que
bee for salmon. s. A. Swenson. another
camper from the Upper Saranac Lake.
was also a member of the fishing party
with Mr.. Rockefeller.
John 4. Lloyd, Frank r. Hord and
Miss L. S, Lowe OF Philadelphia have
Joined II. II. Firth. Miss Lloyd. Miss
Crawford and Miss M L. Lowe at Mr..
Firths cottage at Saranac Inn.
Milton Work of Philadelphia has
opened his cottage. the Wigwam. where
he Is entertaining party of six.
Among those who arrived at Saranac
Inn by automobile this week for extend
ed visits are J. deb. Higgins Miss Doro-
thy Berthofr and Miss Florence Mills of
Washington. who have Joined Miss Ee-
amor Mills, Miss Ruth Donaldson and
Harrington Mills at the Mills cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry w, Jones of Kan
sas City and Miss Jesse B. Crane of
Independence, Kan, are here after maxi
ing the trip from Kansas. Later they
will motor through Canada TO Halifax.
Il, 3. Haviland and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Irish OF New York are here after a tour
Of the White Mountains.
The Countess Peccorinl and her son
have arrived at their camp.
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all OF his time in the Adlrondacks now
and has developed fox farm at Sabat-
It's
Capt and Mrs. Edgar c. Leonard OF
Albany are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs
john p. Perkins OF Sioux city. Ia, at
their camp. Wapiti. on Oseetah Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F.. Purdy OF New
York have the camp OF the late Senator
Kilburn on Lake KiwasSa. They are
family.
Mr. and Mrs. f. w. Brown OF Orange.
Tex, have leased the camp OF r. w
Steel on the lower Saranac Lake. They
are accompanied by Mrs #. w. Brown,
Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs r. A. Moore and MI
and Mrs H. C. Brown
Recent arrivals at hotels include the
following:
ST. Regis Hotel. s. Garrison, A H.
Chisholm, l., II. Woodrop. Mrs William
p Kanor, John NJ l.. Tower. Mrs NJ. c.
Ford, Miss Florence Ford Dr.. and Mrs
G. Z Satterlec. New York Mr. and
Mrs. L. $. Brown, Sound Beach. Conn {;
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Mccormick. Boon
ton. y. J.: r. E. Lawton and r. T.
Stab, Brooklyn.
Riverside lnn-Raymond l.. Palmer,
brooklyn: Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Prescott
and child. Columbia. 8. c.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Fletcher Blanchard. Albany: pr.
II. H. Jencks Philadelphia Henry
Gould. Miss Emma Gould, Louisville.
Ky. and Miss Enid b. Doris. WASH
ington. u. c.
The ACKNOWLEDGMENT ]. Ciccaros,
Mr., and Mrs. Matt Klepper and son.
Mrs. NJ. w. Kiley. Charles Pierve. Ed
ward lferve. F. Jackson. g. Ehret. y,
Fullerton. H. de Baum, New York. and
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Taylor. Washington.
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OF Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs F. c. Simpson
and Samuel McWilliams OF Philadelphia.
At the Sunset Lodge are Mr.. and Mrs
D. NJ. McDermott. A. Scott. Mr.. and
Mrs F. huston. Mr.. and Mrs. T. Cole
Mr.. and Mrs. J. bergen. A. C. Openshaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. VanderveH and Mr.. and
Mrs J. A. Gowdy Of New York.
New Workers az the Oceanside include
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Moss. Mrs. 9. II. Mich
OILS, Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Flnney. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Nolan, Miss NJ. Grady and Miss
VI. Martin.
Late arrivals at Grove Hall are Mr. and
Mrs. r. =. Conkiing OF Madison. n y :;
r. c. Freeman of East Orange. ". !. +;
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Voorh!s OF Red Bank,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Connolly Of Orange.
Arthur Atkins. II. s. DANGER and J,
Atkins Of New York
Late registrants at the Spray View IN
clude Miss Anna Rossnan. Mrs. V 9
Bishop. Mr.. and Mrs. ". q. McCreese, "
II. Hayward. A. r. WhItlock. Miss X
Carol and J. c. Chase Of New York.
Guests at Stokes Hall are II. g. Va
son. l.. f. Mccall, II. F. Woodirg. ~
and Mrs. O. johnson. G. V. Cadrnus,
G. johnson, d A. Hoizer and Miss "
Heddon OF New York.
A. the Saxenhurst are Mrs. s. p 1r w.
A. O. Hopper. Mrs. r, G.. billiard. G '"
+. Jackson Miss G. +. Jackson, Miss r
Wall. Miss L. Howarth. Mr.. and Mrs. '"
r. Hal! and Miss NJ. Mcdonald o, Nv
York
Manhattan arrivals at the Guit
are Mrs D. Gambler. Miss n. stock"
\. L. Thatcher Mr.. and Mrs. y. Sch"
Mrs. II. nrummond Mrs. 1. WelsoA ..
Mrs. ]. Knox and Miss Anna Knox
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Spring Lake Sports Popular

Golf Club have introduced n novel tour
nament scheme which promises To ah
the w. s. s. movement. They have or
ganized the Wednesday Club, the men.
bers playing on that day for the weeks
contributions for War Savings Stamp
The members of the club include Scot
Scammell. Rudolph " kuser. Jufso
John Rellstab, Mcintosh Kellogg. Nlr,
ander T. Jameson. Jasper Lynch md
Earl NJ. Hunt.
The Affair Hotel Is entertaining NJ
and Mrs. william s. Carter, Mr. ND
Mrs NJ d. Evans. Jr.. Mrs. James W
Johnston, Mrs Wharton Green. VI a
John r. Carmichael. Mr.. and Mr.
Sterling Joyner, y. A. Ho'enug r
Charles II. Smith, John Seeley, Mr. o ~
Mrs George +. Brownell, Arhu"
Brownell and George l." Booker - N"S
York
Brooklynites at the Shorehsm include
Miss Estelle y. Rose Mrs. Herr" \
Mott, Miss Mildred Ryley ard Mr. mo
Mrs. Frederick Allen.
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BRIDGE AND TEA FOR RED
CROSS AT AHNELT HALL,

ALLENHuRsr, y. j., July oo.-~hn auc-
ton bridge tournament for the Allen
hurst Red Cross unit will be hold ext
Tuesday afternoon at Ahnelt Hall the
shore residence of Mrs, william Pan
Ahnelt. Tea will be served in the jay q
nese garden on the grounds Ah''F
New Workers interested in the anhr l~
Mrs. ]. Ralph Bliss, Mrs. Alvin " pun
ham. Miss Charlotte Dunhnn. Mrs. he'-
meth Lawrence Miss Josephine Lax
renee, Miss Alice u. FHske Mrs Thee
dore l., Kennedy Mrs, J. Regsuala ~
ons and Miss Barbara q. Lyons
Beach parties have come into '..r
own again this year. on Thursday oxen.
ing the beach was dotted with Ares -
driftwood The largest Of thAse parties
was in honor OF the birthday Of hSs
Helen Dear. daughter Of Mr., and Mr1
}, Albert Dear OF Jersey city, An.hE
the twelve guests invited were h's'
Nan Carey, Miss Katherine GuTrey,
Miss Isabella Buckbee and Frstc.''H
sherman OF Brooklyn; Mr. and W.
Thomas Spaulding. OF Amuyville Ms"
Vivian Oglesby. Vernon Ogless, ava
Herbert Trask of New York
Mrs, Louise Winter of New f''"
has been visiting her mother - nor
Loeb Arbor cottage on Euclid Rv"nA'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 7, GlenS,n
New York motored here to-day for
two months sojourn at tho Al!s"hnr,'
Club. Other arrivals az tho club irt'N"N
Mr. and Mrs, BENJAMIN Arnold, Mr. ei'
Mrs Alexander Beinster, MIR and NJ
Chester Jameson. Mr. and Mrs
Doolan and Mrs Charles +, McW!'.iaIh'
of New York
George Rassly Of the "Chu CIV
Chow" company. has been the sue,
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sealy OF S"uih
nrange