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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
an. Karpony Dead.

LONDON. Jan. IA communi-
cation from Moscow announced the
death of NJ. Karpoff. member of the
supreme economic council OF soviet
Russia. is quoted in a Berlin dis
patch to the Exchange Telegraph
herr, received VIA Paris today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
Three Courts in Session

BY STAN Correbpondont-
NEW BRUNSWICK. Jan. 49,
All three courts here are in session
today. Judge Frank Lloyd is hear
ing supreme and circuit court cases
and civil cases; Judge Peter F. DAILY
Is sitting in the naturalization court,
and Judge Freeman Woodbridge is
In charge of the district court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
Aid Society Meets

The Aid Society of the Danish
Children's home held their regular
monthly meeting at the home in
Compton avenue Wednesday AFTER
noon. Nine members were present
at the meeting and a collection CT
$14.50 was taken up for the home
after which the matrcn served re-
freshments.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
Not Q Abandon Training station

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13-Reports
that the Great Lakes naval training
station was to be abandoned were
denied today by Rear Admiral
Washington, chief of the bureau of
navigation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-13
MEETING

Shareholders Peoples Building & Loan
Association will be held Tuesday evening.
for the election Of directors and such
other business ,as shall come before the
C. DOUGLAS FRASER.
a2sfs-1-1a-4t. = Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-14

sonaI friends attending After her
honeymoon Miss French will reside in
the suburbs of Boston.
Many Give Luncheons
And Dinners During Week
among those who gave dinners and
lqncneons during the last week were
Mrs. Richard T. Wilson. who had a
large dinner at Indian House. with
Gancing afterward; Mrs. Alexander
Hamilton Rice, at Miramar: Mrs. John
Aspegren, at the D 'Hautcville, and Mrs.
Robert Lovett. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Goad
oy Loew entertained 200 guests at a
dinner and dance at the Clambakc
Club, and Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gould Shaw
also gave dinners. Mrs. Joseph Harri-
man gave dinner at the Clambake
Club, and Mrs. Joseph t. Widener en-
ter'ained at dinner at the Miinchln-
ger King White House.
Others who entertained during the
week were Mrs. John Weaver, Mrs.
Richard Gambrill, Mrs. Pembroke
Jones, Mrs. Thomas Neill Mrs. Angus
tine Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Berwlnd, Mrs. Hugh Auchincloss Mr..
and Mrs. Beverly Bogart, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Gould Shaw I'd and Clarence
w. Dolan.
since the temporary passing of ten
MS, golf has been on the ascendancy,
and the Country Club had one Ct its
busiest week-ehds this summer. Mrs. NJ
VI. Van Beuren's prizes for tombstone
tournament were won by Miss Florence
Loew and A. G. Welman.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Guthrie Nicholson,
Of New York. will become permanent
summer residents of Newport, as they
have recently purchased the prone rty
known az Landsmere from the estate
Of Miss Alice Ketcltas. This property
had been in the ketcltas name for fifty
years, aud was landmark among the
old summer residents
Great enthusiasm was manifested
during the week at the beach in the
cumming contest organized by James
Brett Stokes for the prizes offered by
Mrs. Stuart Duncan. w Goadby Locw
and William Vande rbilt Miss Edith
Woodward, Misses Marion and Kitty
Wickcs, Gould Shaw. William Andrews
and Frederick Amcs were among those
who took prizes in the diving events.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-14
Polo Draws Many
To Narraggansett;
Costume Ball Held
Annual Dance Event Given
at Casino Is Preceded by
Score of Dinners; Lunch
cons and Eetes Numerous

NARRAGANSETT PIER, R. l., Aug.
ia week of ideal midsummer
weather has brought many additional
sojourners to Narragansett for the polo
tournament now in progress on the
fields of the Point Judith Polo Club
The annual costume ball was held at
the Casino on Friday night. 1t was
preceded by a score of dinners at the
Casino and in the villas. Among those
before the ball were Mr. and Mrs
Peter A. Porter, North Tonawanda. n.
Y, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Knowlton,
Augustus F. Goodwin, Boston; Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Ryerson. Chicago; Mr. and
Mrs. George f. Naphen, ~ Y, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles +. Thatche Providence.
On Sunday night Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
A. Porter jr., Of North Tonawanda, N.
Y. entertained at large supper party
with dancing at their villa Stonelea,
on the Cliffs, the affair being given
IN honor or the visiting polo players.
Music was furnished by the Casino
OF chestra and scventy-fve or more
were present, including Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Norton, of Philadelphia Ly-
n an Spalding, OF New York; Mr.. and
Mrs Paul Schoelkoph, of Niagara
Falls; Miss Lodema Rafter. Of North
Tonawanda, n. Y. all house guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Porter Also Miss Lisa
Norris Miss Mary Norris, Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip s. Randolph, of Philadelphia,
Nh and Mrs. Russell Burrage, of bev-
erly Farms, Mass; DR.. and Mrs. K. P.
Strong, Augustus +. Goodwin, j. D..
Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. George ii. Demp-
sey, of Boston; Mr.. Samuel H. Nalen-
tine. of New York; Mrs. lrvlny H..
Chase. Miss Lucia Chase, of Water
bury, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold 5.
knowlton, of West Upton. Mass.
A polo dinner was given at the Ca
sino during the week by Augustus +.
Goodwin. Of the Dedham polo team OF
Massachusetts, who are at the Carleton
for August. Forty guests were present
at the dinner, including Mr.. and Mrs;
Albert G. Burragc, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Burragc, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Q.
Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Volncy Foster,
Rryn Mawr, Pa: Mr.. and Mrs. 7. S. +:
Randolph jr:, Lakewood, N J.; Or; ana ana
Mrs. K. p Strong, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Stevenson, New York. also Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Sheath Mr. and Mrs.
James Howard, Mrs. Albert Bond Lam
bert. St. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
y Thatcher Providence; / Dudley
Clark, Is Nelson Hamlin, Newell Bent
and Robert r. Hcrrick Jr.
One Of the most brillnnt events OF
the week and the largest affair Of the
season in the villa colony was a tea
dance given by Mrs. Samuel IL. Nalen-
tine, OF New York. Mt her beautiful
italian villa Valmar. on Ocean Road.
II was served on the large veranda,
which is hung with Oriental draperics
brought from Egypt by Mrs. Valentine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-14

Reception to Chief Executive
Gives Impetus to Social
Life at Maine Resort

POLANO SPRING. Me. Aug ia
decided impetus was given social life
at Poland Spring this week by the re
ceptlon rendered President and Mrs.
Warren G. Harding in the parlors Of
the Poland Spring House About .;vs
hundred guests had the privilege os
shaking the hands OF the Chief Execu-
tive and CHI ef lady of the land. The
presence of Senator and Mrs J s. Ere
llnghuysen, of New Jersey: Senator
and Mrs II. S. New, OF Indiana. and
Senator Frederick Hale, of Maine. added
to the OCCASION
The Presidents visit was followed
immediately by that OF Governor Per
cival p. Baxter and his sister, VIII
came to Kicker Hill by motor on
W ednesday for short stay at the Po-
land Spring House
In the handicap medal play tourna -
ment on the Poland Spring golf course
this week G. f. Robertson, of New
York, tied with 4. X. Caller, OF Dallas,
Tex, for the low gross trophy. Each
J. Hoppe, of Philadelphia. Other New
OK golfers who participated are J.
+. 5. Harrison, James and Donald Law
son, w {. Breed and w NJ Stearns.
Miss Ruth Broughton, of Bloom
field, ~ j.. was hostess to a party of
the younger visitors this week in the
card rooms Of the Poland Spring House.
Present from New York were Miss
Florence kitz, Donald and Norman
Lawson and j. F. S. Harrison. Miss
Nargery Earl. of Montclair and r. l..
e. heyser won the prizes.
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WilliamstOWn Is
Berkshire Social
Center for Week
Many Dinners and Recep-
lions for the Dignitaries
at Institute of Politics;
Count Teleki Entertained


LENOX, Mass, Aug 13.-For BerS-
shire society all roads lead to Will
liam stown, where many dinners, lunch
cons and receptions are being held for
distinguished visitors at the institute
OF politics. The most important re-
ception of the week was given by DR..
and Mrs. Harry Augustus Garfield at
Presidents House on Wedne sday TO in
troduce Count Paul Teleki and the
countess, of Budapest, to noted men
and women at the institute.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs William
Page Andrews and Mrs. Karl Ephraim
Weston had large musicale at Thorn
wood, the Williamstown villa of n.
Henry Sabin, Mrs. Weston's father.
Among those who have had charge
teas at the Taconic Coli Club house
in Williamstown are Mrs Henry Hop
kins. Mrs. Donald B. Sinclair, Mrs
Archer Sinclair. Mrs. Vanderpoel Adri-
ance and Mrs. Karl f. Weston. Those
who entertained at tea or luncheon at
their homes were Mrs. Charles Bulk
ley Hubbell, Mrs Willard Evans Hoyt,
Mrs. Bentley Writ Warren, Mrs. How
ard Doughty and Mrs. Edward Crosby
Doughty.
Viscount James Bryce, who is in his
eightythird year finds time between
lectures, addresses, receptions and
luncheons to take long walk each day
about the Willamstown hills. He hopes
to ascend Greylock Mountain over the
seven-mile trail through the Hopper.
Count Laszlo Szechenyi and the
Countess. who was Miss Gladys Van
derbilt, attended DR.. Garfield's recep-
ton on Wednesday. and they have
interest IN Williamstow during the
week. They are at the Greylock Hotel.
Others there include Mrs Anna Mitch
ell Paulding, sister OF Chauncey NJ
Depew; Miss Anne Depew Paulding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Sabin and
Miss Elizabeth Tilden Sabin, of New
York. Mrs. Sabin Isl a niece of the
late Samuel J Tilden
Mr. Depew. VINO with Mrs. Depew is
at the Aspnwall Hotel. is remarkably
vigorous. At his fifth annual address
to the Park Club at Pttsfeld last
nigh he gave his Views and Reviews
on the Threshold Of Eighty ght $
Mrs. Arthur NJ. Acton. of Florence.
Italy. who was touring the hills with
Mrs. Andrew r. Sheriff and Miss
Kathleen Sheriff, OF Chicago. stopped
at the Aspinwall.
Among those who registered this
week at the Lenox Golf and Tennis
Club were Miss Felicia Fisk. who was
a guest Of Miss Cathleen Vanderbilt:
Mrs. John f. ?. Morgan. Mrs. Thomas
l.. Elwyn, Of Phladelphia; Livingston
T. Merchant, Grenvlle Kane, Charles
Lowell barlor, Samuel Russell and
Nathaniel Holmes.
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tndMDer OF commerce TO
Aid Welcome of Players
II is planned to have the Cham Der
Of Commerce cooperate with the mem
bers OF me Casino in extending an
official welcome TO the members of the
tennis teams. Many Of those who enter
tanned the invitation players here are
planning 10 do the same for the new
players on an even more extended
basis so there should be no want of
activity for the next few weeks at
least.
among those who have already taken
boxes for the tournament are Mr.. and
Mrs Forsyth Wickes, Mrs. George L..
Rives, Mr.. and Mrs. George Peabody
Wetmore, Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Fish
Webster Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock, Mr..
and Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Andrews. DR.. and Mrs.
Alexande Hamilton Rice, Mr.. and Mrs.
George D. Widener, Mr. and Mrs. Vim
cent Aston, Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbury.
Blair Mr. and Mrs Robert Gould Shaw
I'd, Mr.. and Mrs. John Thompson
Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. w Goadby Loew,
Mrs. Roderick Terry, Mr.. and Mrs.
:. D. Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
L. Gillespie, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c.
james, Mrs Vanderbilt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Belts Hillhouse. DR.. and
Mrs. II. Barton Jacobs. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. J. perwind, Mrs. Clarence W. Dolan,
Mrs. Whitney Warren, Mrs. John Aspe-
grsn. Mrs. Pembroke Jones and Francis
Roche.
Following the Davis Cup finals will
conae the Newport horseshow. an an
hundreds Of enthusiasts and lovers Of
nz
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p aul Smith, COLONY Plans
To Form Historical Society

Mitchell camp on Sptfre Lake for the
remainder of the season
At the Hartman cottage at Paul
Smiths, which she occupies for the sea
son. Mrs. Langdon Harriss, of Glen
Cove, is entertaining Mrs Lillian Hen
drick, Mrs. L. D. Mundo and Mrs. c. c
Pinney, of New York
Mr. and Mrs. +. Cone. of New York
occupying the Reynolds cottage at Paul
Smiths for the remainder Of the sea
son, are accompanied by Mrs. Z. J
Tenney, of New York, and Mrs. II. B.
Houghton. of Toledo.
Mrs. A. J. Millbank, of New York. has
returned for August and September at
Paul Smiths, and has opened her cot
tage near the hotel
Among those who recently arrived to
remain through August at Paul Smith s
Hotel are Lieutenant and Mrs. Fred
erick L. Hayden, of Fort Worden
WASH
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Other Tennis Enthusiasts
Are Expected This Week
The Irving is also expecting for the
big tennis week Mr.. and Mrs J. "
Hartman, j NJ. B. Hill, James G.
Blaine jr., Mr. and Mrs. Henry Steers
Mr.. and Mrs. Bache Brown and Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon Brown. all from New York
and Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Corning, of
Albany.
Lyttleton Fox. chairman Of the ten
MS committee at the Meadow Club, and
the other members of the committee
have completed all the arrangements
for a banner week. They have been
tournament one of the outstanding
events of the season at this resort.
Among those expected to take part in
the tournament are William 7. Tilden,
worlds champion in the singles and "a
member of the defending American
Davis Cup team; Watson NJ. Washburn,
also a memb Der of the Davis Cup team;
Vincent Richards, Z. Davis, prominent
in recent national championship tour
naments. and the Kinsey brothers. Of
California.
The tournament Will be of an inter-
national character, due to the presence
fish Davis Cup team.
Members of the Austria la sian and Dam
ish Davis Cup teams nave also s'gni-
tied their intention to take part in the
tournament. Their presence on the
courts here will depend, however, upon
their ability to conclude their Davis
Cup matches in Cleveland in time
Several Social Functions
Planned by Visiting Players
Several social functions are being
planned in honor OF the visiting play
ers. These viii take the form Of
luncheons, dinners and dances during
the week.
On Friday evening of next week a
big dinner viii be given at the Meadow
Club, at which the visiting players Will
be the guests OF honor The follow.
evening the usual dance at the club
will be held. The players also are
invited to attend this regular function
OF the club.
During their stay in Southampton,
while the tournament is in progress.
the tennis stars viii be privileged t.
use the golf grounds of the Shine
cock Golf Club.
The courts are in good shape for
the tournament and should prove con-
duoive to much speedy playing
Stands for the gallery will be erected
in the middle of the week. when the
preliminary stages of the contest are
over and the fight narrows down to the
best of the best
The tournaments which have been
held during the last two weeks among
the younger members of the club for
the cups offered are awakening con
siderable interest among the club
members as the field narrows to the
fnalists
In the contest for the Cannon 0-->
Edward A. Van Ingen defeated God
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Special Disnatch to TIE Tr-.bune

SptctuA DtSpdtch to ne ITsoune
PAUL SMITHS, n. Y, Aug. l3.-An
organization that shall serve to keep
alive the interesting and in many in
stances historically valuable associ-
ations of the Oldest camp section in the
Adirondacks may be an outcome of the
dedication on Sunday OF two memorial
windows donated to the Episcopal
Church Of St John Smith " lderness
by William Rockefeller in memory Of
the late Dr. Edward Livingston Tru-
deau. of Sarana Lake, and the late Paul
Smith, founder of Paul Smiths Hotel.
Edmund Penfod, who has been a
camper on the St. Regis Lakes for half
a century, and is here for the present
season, was among those present at the
dedicatory exercises. Others present
representing the families now in camp
were Dr. and Mrs. Walter B. James.
William W. McAlpin, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam G.. Rockefeller, the Rev. and Mrs.
Reid, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garrett and
Phelps Smith and Paul Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Ransom S. Hooker, Miss
Mildred p Hooker and Master Ransom
S. Hooker jr. recently arrived at the
Stokes camps on the Upper St. Regis
Lakes. Rev. Arson Phelps Stokes has
joined Mrs Stokes there and Dr.. Robert
Hunter has joined Mrs Hunter
Dr. and Mrs. Walter B. James. Of
New York and Glen Cove, have as their
carfp guests on the Upper st. Regis Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Douglas and the Misses
Douglas and Mr.. and Mrs. ? A. S.
Franklin and daughter of New York.
William ". McAlpin is entertaining
at Camp Wyndover. on Splttife Lake,
n house party, including his son. Hey
ward McAlpin, and the latter's wife,
who recently came from the McAlpin
estate at Brandeth Lake; his daughters,
Mrs. + Edward Hambleton. Of Baili-
more, and Mrs Andrew |. Shiand. Of
Cedarhurst. l.. l.; Mr. Shiland Harold
Durham, Cedarhurst; Dr. and Mrs. In
glis Fclger Frost and MIR and Mrs
Miss Florence Carter Brooklyn
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Louis Slade Of
New York. have opened their camp on
the Upper st Regis Lake for the re-
mainder Of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs Ogden Reid sre expect
ed early next week to JOIN Mr. Reid
mother. Mrs Whitelaw Reid. al Camp
Wildair on the Upper Lake
Mrs. John Hanna. of Ogdensburg. is
the guest OF her daughter and the lat
ter's husband Dr.. and Mrs W l.. Nc
Dougald Of Montreal on Osgood Lake
Dr. Charles Hevd, OF New York, is
the guest of Dr. f. c. Chase. of New
York, at the lattcr's camp on the Upper
st. Regis
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Van Ripper OF
Greenwich, Conn, who recently arrived
at Paul Smiths, have leased the Grace
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feItons Purchase Plot
For Home at Briarcliff
Many New Workers Pass Week
at Popular Westchester
County Lodge

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry (. FELTON,, of
go Park Avenue. who have been at
Briarciiff Lodge all summer, have pur-
chased from the BriarciiT Realty Com
pany large plot Of ground on which
they viii soon start to build country
home
Among the New Workers who have
arrived at the lodge the past week
are Mr.. and Mrs Herbert VI. HYDE. OF
6 East Fifty-eighth Street. and Mrs.
Quincy Gilmore, who is visiting Mrs.
William Loring Andrews
Mr.. and Mrs Chaancey u. Depew,
who have been summcrirg ct Lenox.
are expected at the lodge soon and will
remain at Briarclif through the month
OF Septem Der
Altman {, Co. and Mr. and Mrs. W. S
McLucas were among those who enter
.ainec al luncheon and dinner parties
last week
Among the many guests of the week
At the lodge from New York and near
by points were Mrs s /. Deane, Mr..
and Mrs. William 4 Coffin. Mr. and
n IRIS. +. A Gillespie. Alfred T. Sloan
j., Mr. and Mrs Jay Madden. of
Greenwich: Mr.. and Mrs Clifford A.
Sloan. Of Mapiewood; Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Thomas jr and the Misses
Janet and Miranda Thomas. of New
ark; Miss Isabella Chase. Of Peekskil:
Ny and Mrs II " Hartman. Of Sum
nit. and pr and Mrs c. Hoffman, Of
Jersey City
The lure of the links is daily draw
ing large attendance from golf
enthusiasts particularly among the
women stopping at the lodge Among
those from New York seen on the
priarcliT course the last week have
been Mrs. A. r Baldwin Mrs. Eleanor
Bugbee. Miss Edith NJ CLARK end Mrs.
+. D. Lcucks.
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dard Saunders in the semi final round
by score Of 60. 6-I
The competition for the Lord CUP
was advanced TO the final round when
Miss Helen Trevor defeated Miss
Helen Rice in her half Of the semi
finals by the score Of 60, Go Miss
Trevor vail play Miss Ursula Twining
IN the finals for possession of the cup
One Of the events Of the sociai
season Will take place tomorrow eve
ning when an Hour OF Music" will be
held in the Garden Theater. Rafae,o
Dlaz. tenor Of the Metropolitan Opera
Company. and Miss Marguerite Ma
mara, lyric soprano, Viii sing. Henry
Souvaine will render selections at the
piano. The proceeds OF the perform
ance, for which many tickets have
been sold. viii be turned over to the
soNtnampton Memorlal Fund.
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~ ZzS~ Zz~xe Zou1sse -5E2az~z a1a
s. Durx:r -AaZxzzs,
Meadow Club Tourney
A Feature at Southampton
Society Turns Attention to Tennis Matches Which
Begin Next Week, After Street Fair Ends in
Big Success-Hostesses Are Busy Entertaining
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

SOUTHAMPTON l. B. the street fair which
has engaged the attention of the
SOUTHAMPTON
society focusing the bio tennis
a Meadow Club nextw
Society from the other society and New York
the tennis world in
the
Among the arrivals and Mrs Harry
Payne Bingham family City Wesb1rv Mrs
Edward Davis and family of Tuxedo y Thorne
Of Chicago Mr. and Mrs Herman D. family Of New York.
Mrs Anory Hodges Robert Ogden Bacon
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Newport Set Prepares for
Bic Artists Ball Thursday
Brilliant Annual Affair at Art Association Will
surpass Every Event of the Season; Davis Cup
Finals and Horse Show Are Other Attractions

Special Dispatch to The Tribune

NEWPORT Aug. l3Among Of society
the week ball. the
Association Thursday The cvery advertised
during
will be of unusual bance
iminaons dancers far sur
all other
tcular the Davis
exciting Matches and the
here The finals will
will Newport the visitors
the dances will he begun
Life will Newnort will
be the Of the of all the of society,"
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sonal friends attending. After her
honeymoon Miss French will reside in
the suburbs of Boston.
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M. and Mrs. J. f. Stanley Mr. and
Mrx. L. Burrows, Mrz. H. A Weather.
coe. Mr.. and Mrs g. C. Smith, Mrs
Robert Falhiner and Mrs william
Faulkner, Mrs. =. Hodges and Miss NJ
Hodges. Mr.. and Mrs. T. Morgan. Mrs.
Henry Mitchell ard son. Jay Mitchell:
Rev. II f. Brady and his daughter.
Mar VI &. Brady; Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Eurk. Of New York, arc guests Of
the Hotel Traymore. Atlantic City.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-03-04
Everyone Should
Drink Hot Water
in the Morning
Wash away all stomach, liver,
and bowel poisons before
breakfast.

To feel your best day in and day
out, to feel clean inside; no sour bile
to coat your tongue and sicken your
breath or dull Your head; no consti-
patton, bilious attacks, sick headache
colds, rheumatism or gassy, acid
stomach, you must battle on the in
side like you battle outside. This is
vastly more important. because the
skin pores do not absorb impurities
into the blood, while the bowel pores
do.
To keep these poisons and toxins
we'll flushed from the stomach, liver
kidneys and bowels, drink before
breakfast each day, a glass of hot
water with teaspoonful of limestone
phosphate in it. This will cleanse,
purify and freshen the entire alimen-
AIRY tract before eating more food.
Set quarter pound of limestone
phosphate from your pharmacist. 1t
Is inexp, nsive and almost tasteless.
Drink phoSphated hot water every
mornmg to rio your system OF the e
vic po;Sons and toxins; also to pr
cnt their formation.-Adv.