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farm and adjoining a clump OF woods,
and an attractive feature will be a flower
garden where outdoor dancing will be
enjoyed. The club tried the experiment
OF outdoor dancing on the Fourth Of July
at It's temporary quarters In Norwood
Park. and 1000 were present. The build
ing viii be one story. rambling struc-
ture, Old Enslish IN design.
Arrivals It the. hotels include:
Tackanassee--Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Huber. Mr.. and Mrs J. Paul Boyle. Mrs
Charles Simpson, Mrs. Anna X. Green,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Riker, Jr., Edgar
Barlow, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis r. Gil
bert OF New York.
Pannaci--Mr. and Mrs. Frank Merk.
man, Mr.. and Mrs. H T. Pulien, How
ard T. Puilen. Jr.. Horace spoone, Miss
Ethel ellison, Miss Kathryn Hurley
Miss Addie whelan. Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Hurley of New York.
West End--George Porter, Miss Fran
ces Porter Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Tennan
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hale. Mr.. and Mrs
George FraRkel, Miss Ruth Frankel
George Flanagan. Mss Ethel Daley, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Fish. Mr.. and Mrs. Eu.
gene M. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Fogarty Of New York
Hollywood-Mra George Edwards
George Miller, John Melot. Miss Pauline
Rice, Henry Brake, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
NJ. Leaby, Miss Louise Ferguson, Mr.
and Mrs. John Stegman, Miss Fanny
StegTnan, Mr.. and Mrs William Brindle
Mr.. and. Mrs. George Barsch OF New
York,
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At Spring Lake Beach

SPRING LAKE BEACH, Aug. 2.-Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Heilner will entertain
the members Of the Garden Club Mon
day afternoon at Seawood.
The fret meeting OF the season will be
held Monday night by the Spring Lake
Beach Borough Improvement Associa-
ton. The association will meet as has
been Its custom since the days OF it's
organization, at the Breakers Hotel A.
Clayton Clark is president.
Society will attend the second of the
series Of Tuesday afternoon card parties
Tuesday at the Golf and Country Club.
Miss Margretta Fort OF South Orange is
chairman of the committee OF the Spring
Lake Hospital Alliance. More than two
hundred participated at the opening of
the series on Tuesday of last week.
Dinner parties are numerous Mt the
Essex and Sussex. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Heilner entertained there last night in
honor OF Mr., and Mrs. Van Camper
Heilner. who have just returned from
their wedding tour and who are to leave
this month for California and Hawaii.
Included In the guests were DIR. and
Mrs. James Il. Clemens and Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Julian Hemphlll. Mrs.
Robert w. Steele also entertained a
party of twenty-four at dinner Wednes-
day night. p.
~ The finals OF the North Jersey coast
tennis championships are being played
this week end at the Bathing and Tennis
Club. NJ. p. Andrews and Edward Hill
yer we're matched to-day In the final
stage OF the mems singles and the win
ner Is to meet j.. Potter Stockton of
Elizabeth in the Casino challenge round
tomorrow. Stockton has held the big
trophy for only one year and will work
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With the Watch Hill Colonists

WATCH HILL. r. l.. Aug. &C. Ben
nett Under. Finnish portrait painter,
has overcome ali obstacles in the form
of trunks and miscellaneous baggage,
in converting the former express COM
panys building into studio. Among
the portraits noted In his miniature
gallery are those of Mrs. Cole, mother
Of DR.. Rufus Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. John
H. Topping of New York. Mrs. e. C.
Converse of New York. Frank c. Nun
son and little Miss Eleanor Klngsbury,
daughter of II. c. Kngshury. -.s.
Mrs. S. l.. Schoonmaker of New York,
daughter OF Mrs. ]. ID, Laying. visited
last weekend at BIiar Rock, the cottage
of Mrs, Henry II. Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Townsend Burden
stopped over Thursday night at the
Ocean House while en- route to Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s. Turnbull are
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hal
sey OF Bronxville, N. Y, at Shoreby,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Browne. the
Misses Peabody of Buffalo and Mrs.
Charles Peabody and Major s, F,
Weaver are among the guests from New
York who are at the Ocean House.
Samuel N. FELTON, of Chicago has
joined Mrs. FELTON, at the Ocean House,
Mrs. A. A. Stewart entertained at
luncheon Wednesday at her cottage,
Cedar Brae. I'm honor OF Mrs. John T.
Brush, who is occupying craigie Brae
for the season
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POINT PLEASANT, NJ.

PofNT PLEASANT, Aug. Even n
grill without is proving az popular as
the old ones with" at Point Pleasant.
and some day next week the Leighton
Hotel will celebrate the opening Of its
new grill room.
Aubrey sonmers of New York, who
is chairman in charge of the plans for
the concert and ball which will be given
Saturday night for the benefit OF st.
Vincent's Catholic Orphanage, has COM
pleted the details.
Miss Caroline Bernite of Cleveland
and Robert r. Walker of Easton. Nd,
were married at the Leighton a few days
ago. The wedding was performed In q
private parlor at the hotel, and after
remaining here for a few days the newly
weds left for trip to New England.
Many of their friends came here for the
wedding. including Mr.. and Mrs. r. F..
Stewart OF Briarclif Manor. Miss
Margaret Wright Of Cleveland. MFR. and
Mrs. N. w. Shure Of Easton, Md, and
H. p. Turner.
Arrivals at the Point Pleasant hotels
include:
Pine Bluff Inn-Mr. and Mrs. j.
Sc1lieldwachter. w. J. O'Bierne and Mr..
and Mrs. G. PEPPER, Brooklyn; Mr.. and
Mrs John A Ferguson A. A. You
Chem, Miss Edith Youghem, Miss M. j.
Anderson, Mrs. A. J. Schaffer. Miss Sue
Kinney, Miss Kathleen Hoey, New York.
Leighton-Mr. and Mrs. George Pc
reivat Joseph Forsythe, Mrs. r. Dem.
Arrest. Mrs. Z. w. Skinner. w. H. Nc
Cram. Mrs NJ. Plousley. Miss Piousley,
II. z. Chandler, Miss Marguerite Clark;
Mr. and Mrs' Joseph Egbert, E. b.
Tustin, Jr., New York '
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Mrs. Richard F. Stone OF New York
was the week end guest of Mrs. and Miss
Burrough at Irisrock.
|. Mrs. Stephen H. Brown OF New YORK
left Wednesday for the Adirondacks after
spending several days as the guest OF MI
and Mrs, ]. Harsen Rhoades at M0'F'
don
Mrs, Frank Brooks and two children
OF Detroit and Mrs. Phelps Newberry
and son, Phelps, Jr, will arrive Tuesday
at Red TOP, the summer home o! SEN
ator and Mrs. Truman II, NewbeTry
, Roscoe Conklng and Mrs Roscoe
ConlIling have returned to New forN
after vacation stay at RockHo'e"'
Weekapaug.
Albert w. Atwood Is spending TIE
summer at Pleasant View.
MIR, and Mrs. +. w. Morris and family
of Mount Kisco. n. Y, have arrived al
the Plimpton Hotel for the remainder
Of the season.
Mrs. Ridley Watts and Mrs, Harsen
Rhoades gave a small dance at the son
club Thursday evening for the enter
talnInent Of the younger set.
Mrs, +. G.. Bryson of New Nork Wa
the guest this week OF Mrs. NJ. Morris
White at the Ocean House.
Frederick w. Romer and daughter o'
Ossining are at the cottage OF J. Irving
Romer. the Dunes.
Mrs, L. d. Clapp OF Auburn, y, y
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mira A
Tingley Wall, at the ocean House
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ASEBAIL REVIVED, VIES WITH GOLF IN WHITE N1OUNTAIl
EASTERN, POINT, CONN.

EAsrERN PoInr. Conn. Aug. At 10
now the height Of the season at the
Griswoid. When dancing in the eve
ming comes TO halt In the main BAN
room i is renewed in the grill, where
many dinner parties take place.
The. shsnecossett course 10 showing
activity. az women golfers viii, compete
soon In the annual shenscossstt cham
pionship. which has a high class entry
list Included among the players hero
are Miss Elaine Rosenthai. Western
champipnp. Mira Ronald Barlow, Inast-
ern woman champion, and Miss Marion
Hollins. metropolitan champion. besides
severaf other good. golfers. Mfs. Ralph
Hammer OF Flushing, who won the event
before, will compete again.
Tennis will come In for It's share next
week, as the mems singles win start on
Wednesday and several good players
have entered. 80
During the women's putting tourna-
meiit recently q photographer in an air.
plane few over and around the links at
Eastern Point and took birdseye views
Golfers here are looking forward to
the appearance Of Francis Ouimet, Jesse
Guiiford John q. Anderson ana Jerry
Travers in q four ball match next week
end IL .,%
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OCEAN GROVE.

OCEAN Grows. N. J.. Aug. 2-Charies
Racket. tenor. and Carolina Lazzarl.
oontralto, gave n joint recital in
the Ocean Grove Auditorium tonight.
The concert was the NTH In the series
Of eight given through the season by the
Van Hugo Musical Bureau.
The Auditorium was filed for the
violin recital by Mischa Eimap last
week, and capacity houses are antici-
pated when John Mccormack sings next
Saturday.
Bishop Joseph r. Berry. DID,. IL. D.,
Residing Bishopeof the NJ. z. Church,
Philadelphia. Will preach the morning
sermon In the Auditorium tomorrow.
Mrs. Cynthia westover Alden, presi-
dent-general of the International Sun
shine Society. had charge OF the annual
session Of the society held here this
week, and delivtred an address. 1t
was announced that Mrs. ]. b. Green
hut of New York. who has a summer
place at EIberon, had given $500 to
liquidate the remaining debt on the So
ciety's home for orphans at Summit
Other speakers were Mrs N. T.. c. Fur
man OF Brooklyn, Rev. John Oliver OF
Pittsburg. Mrs. William Headdon Of
Irvington and Mrs. William Hamilton
vi tsTOOkIyn.
DR.. Barton W. Brush. who had been
the guest of the Rev. and Mrs w. F.
Brush of Sea View avenue, left here
to sail on the steamship President Will
son for Serbia. He has been appointed
by the Serbian Relief Committee of
America to act as its representative in
Serbia for the next year. With him has
gone the first unit sent out by the Re-
lief Committee. made up of nineteen ply
sicians and nurses, to open relief centres.
The Rev. DR.. Aaron +. Ballard, presi-
dent of the Ocean. Grove Campmeeting
Association. although nearing his Goth
year, few days ago fulfilled an agree
ment made with Charles f. Hendrickson.
former Supreme Court Justice, that he
would speak at the latter's funeral II the
Justice should die first He reviewed the
life of his close friend of more than half
century and paid touching tribute to
him, Judge Hendrickson had been n
member OF the Ocean Grove Association
since 1897. He was the father OF james
A. Hendrickson and Mrs. william ].
Baird Of Philadelphia and George d. and
Charles r. Hendrickson. Jr.. of Red
Bank. Ills death occurred at Red Bank.
Miss l. c. Brown entertained the AL
batross Club at a luncheon at the North
End Hotel. Her guests were Miss Doro-
thy White. Mrs Harris Westerhoff, Mrs,
Fred Crane. Mrs. Charles C. Hopper,
Mrs, J. u. Quinn, Mrs. william C. Rob-
inson and Mrs Lawrence Cooper. They
ended the afternoon with a motion pic
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very hard to get a second seasons hold
on the prize The player winning 1t
three consecutive years claims II per-
manently. .-. -,
Capt. lean Goldschmidt of the French
High Commission Is at the Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tilford and Miss
Julia Tilford of New York have arrived
at the Essex and Sussex for the sea-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard NJ Colgate
and Miss Muriel Colgate OF Lleweliyn
Park are also staying there.
Mrs. Albert Young and Miss ]. b.
Arents of New York have taken suites
at the Essex and Sussex for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Walker are also
there for the remainder of the summer.
Arrivals at the hotels Include:
Warren-Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Pullen.
Broollyn Mrs. Frank A. Mclaughlin,
the Misses Mclaughlin, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B, Pouch, Mrs. McBurney, Miss FL
bridge, Mrs. Lowell. New York.
New Moqmouth--Miss Helena Cox.
Mrs, t. f. Hardenburgh. Miss Jeanette
Wilcox, Mrs. b. Perereit. Mrs. B. c.
sherley. Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Weber, Miss
Marguerite Daniel, +. Easton, Miss
Easton and Miss Alice Broeckel. New
York; Mrs Philip Farley and Miss Alice
Farley and Norman Anderson, Brooklyn.
Shoreham--Mrs. ]. Hewitt, II. Well
man. NJ. A. Weibel. Mrs. S. d. Darling,
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Ritter,
Mount Vernon.
BrealSers--Mrs. p. Hoar, Miss Ros-
anne Hoar. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gam
bour, J. A. Barley. Mrs. G.. Il. Folk, Mrs.
]. r. Lauterbach. Peter Ball. Francis q
Walthour, Mr.. and Mrs. william II.
Matthews. New York; ". X. Raymond
and s. II. Jones, Brooklyn.
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LAKE HoPATCoNG, N. J.

LAKE HoPArcoNo, N. j.. Aug. RE
Gently there has been a revival of walk
ing. New walking clubs have organized
with every evidence of permanency.
The Cottage Colony Club, one of the
newest. has established record. De-
spite the weather. daily jaunts are taken,
averaging from six to eight miles. Since
its organization, over a month ago, not
a single day has passed In which long
trip has not been taken. The members
of the club include Mrs. L. Pratt, Mrs
L. Wilson. Mrs. p. Everett, Mrs. X.
Lambert. Mrs. @. Ferguson. Mrs. d.
Gleason. Mrs. l.. Wallace, Mrs. =. Law
renee. Mrs II. Hoffman, Mrs. G. Lock-
wood and Mrs. II. Hubbard OF New
York: Mrs. G. Farrell, Mrs. l.. Wilson,
Mrs. d. Garrison. Mrs. F. Douglas. Mrs.
G. Pierson. Mrs. A. Anderson, Mrs r.
Fowler. Mrs A. H. Johnson, Mrs. G.
futile. Mrs. w. L. Cotton, Mrs. f. Liv-
ingston, Mrs. S. Douglas and Mrs. c.
Elliott OF Brooklyn. The members as
semble each morning at 10 o'clock at
one Of the cottages and start out for
their daily constitutional.
Every member of the summer colony,
veteran fisherman and amateur alike,
took notice when early last week Henry
Reynolds, New York broker who has
a cottage here for the season, and
George Thompson caught q lake black
bass weighing over seven pounds.
A golf tea was given Thursday after
noon at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Graham of New York by the
young women of the cottage colony.
Mr. and Mrs. William ]. Lambert OF
Brooklyn have issued Invitations for
a musicale and dance on Wednesday
evening.
fishing party arranged by Mrs.
Herbert L. Talmage OF New York for a
days sport at Budd's Lake on Tuesday
included Mrs. X. Hutchinson, Mrs. B.
Purdy. Mrs. l.. Fischer, Mrs, p. X. Col
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Inns, Mrs. L. Webster, Mrs. H. Ryerson.
Mrs. L, j. Lockwood, Mrs p. d. saun-
ders and Mrs. H. Kemp. A dinner and
Informal dance were given wednesday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur. Osborn
at their cottage for their tive daugh-
teu, the Misses Helen and Mabel
Osborn.
Many New Workers. who are summer
ing In those mountains and at Bernards-
Vile had merry time Wednesday night
at the harvest dance given at the Round
Top farm house, the estate of Mr., and
Mrs. Hamilton Armstrong Of New York.
Hay wagon parties wero given by Mr..
and Mrs. Hawthorne, Mr. and Mrs L.
Carpenter, Mr.. and Mrs. K Pratt, Mr.
and Mrs. K Simpson. Mr.. and Mrs. X
Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs x. 8. Duncan,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Wilcox. Mr.. and Mrs
L. Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Ryerson,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Watson, Mr.. and Mrs
H Farley, Mr.. and Mrs. K Stephen, Mr.
and Mrs X. Hutton, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Bidwell, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Lathrop, Mr.
and Mrs. @. Tompkins. Mr.. and Mrs. H
Lockwood and NJ. L. d. Fowler,
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CAPE MAY, N. J.

CAPE MAY, N. j.. Aug. "A tennis
tournament will start at the golf club
next week. 1t Is planned to have mems
singles and doubles and mixed doubles,
Lieut. L, C. .Cassard of the Philadel-
phia Cricket Club will play. .---
Mr.. and Mrs Bayard Stevens of Short
Hills, N. J., are at the Baltimore Inn.
Miss Carolyn Barker of Louisville.
Kentucky. has Joined Mrs. Stanley. wife
of U. s. Senator Stanley, at the Balti-
more Inn.
General, and Mrs James Forney are
occupying a cottage here for the sum-
mer and have been Joined by their son,
John w. Forney, who has just re-
turned from a trip to Montreal, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Randolph Bling
ham OF Cambridge, Mass, are honey
incoming here. Mrs, Bingham was be-
fore her marriage Miss Lucy Hayes
Breckenridge. daughter OF Gen. Joseph
c. Breckenridge, who is passing the
summer at the Baltimore Inn.
W. w. 'Younghill of New York is at
the Lafayette.
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BELMAR, N. ].

BEbMAR, N. j.. Aug. ARRIVALS al
the hotels include:
Carleton-A @. Crist. Miss Marion
Crist, Miss Kathryn Crist, s. L. Piven.
ID. S. Wood, Miss Dorothy Musgrove,
Miss Kate wiseman. s. Miles, Mrs NJ.
Travis. NJ. Castellanos. Miss Ruth
Knowlton-
Melrose Inn-G. H Con, f. Gal
lagher Mr.. and Mrs. Laneilet, Miss M.
Lnnielet, NJ. winston, Miss Pierina FIX
zetti. Mr.. and Mrs. M. H schoeman Of
New York. ..- 49,
Colorado-Dr. and Mrs R. Goesberg.
Dr. B. Kohen, r. Friedman. s. H. Henry,
Louis A. Stone, j. Goldstein, d. 7,
Markell Mrs. NJ. Daniels ]. H. Frank.
Miss Anna Vogel. l.. Kasarck, William
Shove OF New York. -
Llanymor--Mr and Mrs. r. ]. Wilbur,
Miss Hazel Wilbur. Mr.. and Mrs ].
Monahan, c. Duffy. J. p Bremen. George
Z. Palmer OF New York.
Cary Lodge--Mr. and Mrs. E. Charles,
William Donovan, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Doyle, Miss Elvidge Farfar1. Mr.. and
Mrs Fl. John Diehl., Miss Anna Dom
nelly. NJ. Kearns. NJ Walsh, John L.
Fitzpatrick, New York.
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SEA GIRT, N. J.

SEA GIRr, Aug. 2.--Gov. Runyon on
Thursday entertained hundreds of per-
sons from North Jersey at the third of
the Governors Day celebrations or
course politics was the dominant note
of the day, but the military attractions
added to the color. Following the lunch
con on the lawn near the executive cot
tage the Governor reviewed the troops
OF the Fifth and Sixth battalions of the
State militia and three companies of the
new National Guard Regiment The
troops were commanded by Major En-
ward Phillips of the Newark battalion.
|. The first contingent of the National
Guard troops left camp to-day for theh
home stations in Newark. the Oranges,
Bloomfield, Paterson, Passaic and Ruth.
erford. Their place In camp will be
taken tomorrow by the Jersey City
troops. who come for a weeks course of
intensified training.
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BAYHEAD, N. J.

BArHDAp, Aug. 2.-Bayheads big ten
mis- tournament, the New Jersey shore
championships, will be played on the
Rayhead Yacht Cube string of courts.
opening August IS. Mems singles and
doubles and mixed doubles comprise the
programme as arranged by the commit
tee in charge. The committee includes
Robert II. Metcalfe. Erskine Hazard
Joseph Rowland and George Collins,
worth Burgwyn.
Bayhead's chances OF winning the
Barnegat Bay Yacht Racing Associa-
TONS 1919 pennant are strengthened by
the recent victory scored by r. b. Hance
in the Ripple at the most recent of the
races.
Society women IN large numbers at
tended the afternoon bridge and tea
parties at the Yacht club this afternoon.
The midweek party was also we'll pa
tronized .s...
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ture party given by Mrs Lawrence
Harden,
. A concert at the Auditorium Tuesday
night will mark ST. Paul's night. The
entertainers will be May Peterson, So
piano; Relnald werrenrath. barytone. Of
the Metropolitan Opera Company; Gia-
como ouintano, the Italian vloiinist, and
Ebay Clark, harpist.
Miss Lula Gazette Of Brooklyn, who
recently has returned from war work in
France, II at the Arsdaie.
The Misses Helen Newman and Sarah
Ferriss of Brooklyn are guests Of Mrs
Isaac Franklin Russell on Main avenue,
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LONG BRANCH, N. ].

LONG BRANCH, N. j.. Aug. 2.--After
the high tide. OF gayeties which attended
Horse Show week the summer colony has
settled down to It's customary August
programme OF bathing, golf, dancing
tennis and bridge. t.r ~.
Harry Allen Jacobs of New York II
the architect for the new club house OF
the Norwood Golf Club the contract for
which was let this week. II will be a
100000 building OF stockton stone and
stucco. II Is to be built on the Stengel
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DEAL BEACH.

DIAL BEACH, N, j., Aug. 2-Surf par
ties to welcome homer eturned soldiers
are the most novel OF the seasons enter
tairiments at Deal. John Palmer and
Paul Nugent Joined I'm giving one this
week for Lieut.. Joseph McCue. Sergeant
James H. Porter ana Sergeant Paul
Cohen.
Registered this week at Hathaway Inn
are Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph ID. Doonan
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Donover, Mrs. H.
W. Davis and son, Brooklyn; Mr. and
Mrs Stanley H. Daggett and family, DR.
NJ. B. Grant and DR.. r. Axtel OF New
York.
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bethlehem Has First Ball.


The first ball Of the season was
given at the Sinclair House last Sat-
urday evening and was a brilliant -af-
fair. Many dinners were given pre-
ceding it and motoring over from other
resorts were several who had little
parties In the cafe afterward.
The Alvin w. Ivie estate has been
opened for the summer, and many
other members of the cottage colony
arrived this week. Whitwell S. Forbes
OF Richmond, Va, has purchased sew
eral acres OF the wooded land on the
southwestern slope OF Strawberry Hill
and will erect a large house there for
a permanent summer home.
Bethlehem has decided to have a
baseball team which will be made up
Of varsity players and summer visitors
here.
This weeks programme at the Bath
lehem Country Club had three events,
the prizes all being presented by no.
tells and by the Country Club. FRI
days four ball match play versus
DOGGY was for prizes given by Turner's
Tavern ana Strawberry Hill House.
The Mount Washington and the How
ard gave prizes for the round robin
tournament last week. The trophy
given by Hotel Arlington will be played
for on Wednesday. ....
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AssuRr Park. N. J.. Aug. Q.
'oR the iirst time I'M the history
Of Asbpry Park bathing all the
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-01-25
WEAK KIDNEYS MEAN
A WEAK BODY

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gravel, "brick dust" etc. They are an
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organs.
GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Oil Capsules
cleanse the kidneys and purify the blood.
They frequently ward off attacks of the
dangerous and fatal diseases of the Kid
neys. They have beneficial effect, and
often completely cure the diseases of the
bodily organs, allied with the bladder and
kidneys.
If you are troubled with soreness across
the loins or with simple" aches and pains
in the back take warning, it may be the
preliminary indications of some dreadful
malady which can be warded off or cured
if taken IN time.
Go to your druggist today and get boz
of GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Oil Capsules.
Money refunded if they do not help you.
Three sizes. GOLD MEDAL are the pure.
original imported Harlem Oil Capsules.
Accept No Substitutes.-Adv.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-01-25
Vivid Account by Australian Pre-
mier of Methods All Over
the World.
IT STILL HAS ITS power
An Octopus, Whose Tentacles Extend
Ali Over the World and Worked
Increasingly for Commercial
Benefit of Germany.

New York-Attention has been
called a number of times to the man.
ner in which the Germans managed
to dominate In the control and price of
nonferrous metals. One branch of
their organization was taken over by
A. Mitchell Palmer, the alien property
custodian. This concerned itself with
handling the metals in this country.
But the ramifications of the German
octopus were never as graphically de-
scribed as in an address made by w.
M. Hughes, the Australian prime min
lister, at the Mansion house, London,
several months ago.
He took as his text what he called
the great firm of Mertons, as the Brit
ish end of the German trust was des-
ignated. He said it was "a living out
ward and visible sign of the rOttenness
within and an agent of the enemy.
Then he went on to say:
at is the English branch of one of
the greatest companies the world has
ever seen; it is a combination, an oc.
topus whose tentacles extended before
the war all over the world, and whose
heart was at Frankfort on-Main. 1t is
an organization that had a strangle
hold on the whole of the world.