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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-03-19

ga want to ask you what hao
hos, do / low you know more about
business etiquette than l do.
Joan laughed. How little size feai's
did know. 49,, ..
"a Young man just came here I"
ask # he could paint the o'her sue
of Tho harm TO advertise some kinn OF
sparkin' plugs or somethih' "ha'
do YOU know about EN-!
"Spark plugs, l guess he MEANS
Mrs Miller. They're harder To pant
,hon tires" Joan laughed. ia let
him do it. 1t won't hurt you VIII
be money in your pocket anu, Juan
added with bit of blush II VIII
I edt 10 the variety Of things mere
abouts."
, In snite of her seeming lack of un-
a Outstanding. Mrs. Miller had merry
q twinkle in her eye as Joan returheu
v m her barn painting. 81 know fa'e
. whom 7 see il handed out to folks'
1. she said. -,,o,
9 loan was as busy as the proverolai
n backward ant when the young man ar
in rived with his painting outht' uresseu
70 neatly in Overalls
Mrs Miller gave them a proper In
:, ,roduction and then retired to the
"a Kitchen to make some extra dough-
Of nuts, since she had iFited the young
:, man IN eat his meals at the farm
house.
pafnra dinner time Jack Wharton
had walked around 10 Joans size Oh
the barn. He stood squirting critically
ho M her color. every effective, MISS
~ Truax. Are you-that is, is this your
~ regular jObT'
loan turned on her ladder. No
III! I'm a mural decorator II sort "
uSI needed the change" she laughed play
our ing ON the words. $50 l am doing TIL
you work for the summer
ARTISTS nearly always do need IN
40" change" Jack admitted.
lder "The side of a barn and the side
N.Y. q halIroom are not so different, eXceT
nan, in temperament." Joan added.
he "Give me the barn every time, JAG
you replied emphatically. Il apomih"
bathrooms. either as means or llNei
Mr.. hood for struggling mural artists OF
IL
headed society folk"
q in Joan looked ut him in astonishmei
lieve "Just what do you like:" she aske
But "Tn tell you, if you'll walt weef
rrow he said.
,npe- loan did wait week, but she cou
have guessed before the half week
day been passed. The young man hau st
Rub her, had fallen in love with her'
.rtain haG taken this strategic methou
look getting acquainted with her IN her :,
ave a environment, he had supposed.
Mace effort at painting the other side Oh
pepse barn was pitiful, but, as Joan
d out afterward. no one could see 1t II
paint the highway, ana IL uiu ~. ~
every "An that matters is-you, he
.,astic told her for the sixth time that
ir all And Mrs. Miller took all the CT
citing for the love affair.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-03-19
a.,. Once Called lentlls.

The word pea" is derived from fisa'
n Greek city of Ellis, which seems !"
have been the center of the pea-grow'
ing industry for years before 'ne
Christian era. The antiquarians aver
that the "mess of pottage" for which
Esau sold his birthright was a dlsn
~ meas. In those times they were
called "lentils," and even at the pres,
ont day the English people Of severn
of the English shires, notably Miuu u.,
sex and Oxfordshire, still call tnen
"tils," dropping the "len." In the tlm,
Of Mary they were called "peasonS.
and in the time of Charles "pease
-philadelphia Inquirer.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-03-19
Boston Common.

The famous Common was mi,
mated but purchased by the per
Boston in 1884 from the OWL ss q
liam Blackstone. The purcna, 4
vas raised by an asseSsr,le s,ss
few shillings on each house i""S q
30 acres 10 he comiiioh - tbe n
which all the inhabitants Oh lair q
had the right to pasture ln so, 4
Ralph w. Emerson when 'sero The .
ed his mothers COW 'i. ..airing ers
mon was used as a nn,arolutid'
by the British troops in h of esess'
, where witches and ou .. Re S.stl
Colonial days, were put u
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-03-19

T. CHICAGO is destined to become the euu' |
confer of the United States. Nor Is that 'me
~. - three Of the twenty-four great universities
- .h;o country are situated in the state OF linn0i' a
- - ~ - 90 housed either in whole or IN part In
w ~ Chicago.
IXMA2W What is q university
Is Il an institution of propaganda!
ia Ia II place for the development Oh "A-Ne
~ football team? -. .h faith ?
n T. :; q Mace for the propagation Oh the iaiI
Wis it place Of sojoun for the search Oh hu'OAnO
~ = !, nlace for the discipline of youth? ru;,,
IA university can be all of those things and s' m Nh
IDEAL Of modern university The foundation upon "'
- ia service Service enlarged service service al onle
4ho and more specialized must be the rock On WHICH " ~
&nue to build ,o ond sin The Civ
7, :; ssrvce in the overcoming of poverty disease ana m IN
- H., :; the least effective all forms OF charity. "i "
N ..;n nsonle in the WAYS o overcome poverty ,
A. 70 the suffering created by disease the neea u &c
;r Is NOT to be compared to the need OF education Ia vi"
"a and eliminate disease To teach the latter Is Ole "
III, n;vors;tv that is founded the ideal OF the larger
aa os 70 sin the greatest need in the world To-Day " O
Aurches but trained leaders , -. =, obore
And because it ready and is why 1t IS aons "
- ,h World Of education of the odor OF decSyllg F'"
hd which have long since ceased to have any sgnha' N
vt been buried
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-03-19
Promptly, Too.

"I was Inundated this morning. m!
DEAR said the young minister, on MS
return from church.
"How was that, CharlesF Inquire"
his wife
Immediately after my sermon ! was
reouested to marry the Widow Jones
and young Mr.. Spriggins. AS II was
the first tine have performed the mar
riage ceremony. suppose was trlne
nervous. Anyhow. after l had said 10
the groom, You do promise my m lna.
suddenly became a blank and l was
unable to proceed"
"Cbarles, What did you do?"
1.-THE widow prompted me- Gar
toons Magazine.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-03-19

l., London the inspector Sid, Tor ths
nnnhI,c houses are open only rrom
six TO ten o'clock at night heee n,en
London has appointed policewon en-
nrincipally for welfare work ana I pa,
troll duty in the parks and pup an.
u ,,ol There was also recently en-
p pcted a law against possession OF nre-
arms-although the cr'lhih', carry
he emphasized again. does ho'
INSPECTOR spriggs said the cou, ri
sunnort the police "splend,d,S, 90,
,hppOb first offender is hardly e'e'
sent to Jail.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-03-19
Pets Remove Potatoes FROM oo~ "
Make Bunk-Live In Perfect
Harmony.

Virgins. Miss.-T. ]. Martin, mayor
Of Virgins, whose affection 10,
strange and unusual pets is wei
known. has in his possession a pet
coon that was brought up with a ouli
mn The two animals live In per
feet harmony, the bulldog playing
with the coon and the coon accepting
his cuffs with the greatest playful
ness.
Martins potato bin was directly un-
der the cage of the coon. The coon
had been in captivity about three
months and was often seen during the
day playing on the walk with the may
or's bull pup.
One night the coon escaped from IN
cage. IL is believed with the aid OF Tn
dog. Several Stats were pried OIL, an
the little animal could not have don
the work alone.
The nexAs morning every potato
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-03-19
GIANT BOMBING PLANE

size of those planesT Senator Len-
root. Wisconsin, asked.
1--WE have not reached 1t yet
SIS II reasonably possible that they
may attain such size as TO make oe,
struction Of any dreadnaught beyoho
question:" Mr.. Lenroot asked.
"Why, 1 believe that they have got
ten to that point already" Col. bane
said. There is one way to decide
that. and that is to try It."
"You think they can destroy any
dreadnaughtT Senator Mcclellan
Tennessee, asked.
Absolutely" Col. Bane replied.
The committee was so impressed
with this and other testimony that ]
increased the appropriation OF Sls,
600 600 made by the house for aircraf
to s23,OOO.OOO, $5.OOO.OOO to be spen
; in experiments and 100000 for ne'
|, aircraft.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-03-19
Said There will Be No More WHO
Horses in Rocky Noun
tain States.
CIVILIZATION SPELLS FINISH
Ranches Are Being Fenced ano wv
Nor. Do Wild Horses Range '"'
plains of Wyoming ana
Adjacent States.

Denver, Colo.-Broncho ous'e atates
tho northern Rocky Mountain sea,TI
are about to go out of business aee Gid
Are are tore to reports from officials OF WHO
, ing ~ and frontier shows. The reason
mes ,here aren't any wild horses 10
bust. At least not around WYNN"
oud this part of the country. lid
an prt down in Arizona they have WHO
,orsas to eat. There are 1o'oOo ol
them They belong to the San Cario'
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-03-19
Watch for piphtheria.

vashington.-This is the diphtheria
sooson Don't worry about the "hu
,h,s winter; 1t is unlikely to return.
Very about diphtheria; worry
enough. anyway, to have your ooc-
tor determine by simple test whether
Won and your children are immune
II they are not, protect them oy tne
now method of immunization.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-03-19
United States Army Is Building
a New Type Of Machine.
CAPABLE Of Sinking Hostile sattiesn'P
$50 Miles Out, officer Tells SEN
ate Committee.

Washington, D. C.-The army ID
building a new type Of giant bombing
plane capable of sinking any hostile
dreadnaught that ventures within ooo
miles of American shores.
This assertion was made before the
senate military affairs committee py
Col T. n. Bane, army aviation service
Two of these planes are already
nearing completion. They will be the
biggest heavier-than-air machines II
existence. and capable Of carrying
bomb weighing 10000 pounds. Ihe'
will cost $4,000.
"Is there any conceded limit to tn
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-03-19
ENGLISH Bibles.

The date of English versions OF th'
comnlete Bible are as follows: wy
cl,ffe's, 1882; Coverdale's, 1859. ra,.
Of very great value, printed at Zu i,ss.
Matthew's. 1887; "Great Bible ios.
Geneva Bible (the "Breeches biple'
from the translation OF tne me- WIN n
"apron." in our common version :
Cen. $40, 1850; Bishops Bible know ~.
os "Treacle" Bible, from It's trans.
ton of jeremiah SD, looo , W,
thor,zed Version, 1911; Revised , We
sion 1881. There were re-pupno
lions of some of these, but we y.
the dates of the first appearan''
tho several versions.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-03-19

,hot be had no concern with book ~ !
all. There is a number a frlgna . 4
Increasing number of books thal !. =
decidedly, to the readers of them Z
nseful. But an ingenious reaos'
Iesrn. also that a certain numDa
hooks were written by a supre~
noble kind Of people-not a Vei!
number of books, but still numOe ,
70 occupy all your reading ind '.
do adhere more or less to tha'
tbings-Thomas Carlyle.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-03-19
CAN'T ATTEND MOVIES; SUES
wife, 10, Says Husband, 70, Won't
Let Her Wear Short Skirts,
-s Either.

Esthervilie; Ia.-Alleging that her
husband. Tom c. Jones, a farmer, re-
fused to permit her to attend movies;
to read novels or daily papers; TO
wear short skirts, high heels or cor
sets. or to 60 calling on Sunday, Mrs.
Jopes has brought suit for divorce on
grounds of cruelty. Mrs. Jones also
asserts that her husband insisted that
she ioin the Latter Day Saints
church.
Jones is IS years old and his wife
Is 10. Jones has been. married -four
times. ..s.ss.>'
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-03-19
KiIIino of a "Bobby" by a Grim
inaI Is Rare Occurrence, says
Former Inspector.
MANY SOLDIERS ON FORCE
Courts Support the Police sple'o' !.
0 Although a First Offender "
Hardly Ever Sent to JAIL
lntoxieation on Wane.

~ vort-How London Is pohceu
b., oO0 coustables over an area ~
- On diameter without reVoi'ei
in the pocket Of a bobby ~a ,,oas
cussed by Inspector A. ). ep He,'
honorary secretary of the Lonuon m
nonoI;,on Police Athletic associa'ion'
who is living at the New aoiA vi
World. e,,,
.Cr,me wave. you sayT ne asAeu'
,r,1zicaIlv when questioned on the SIT
notinn in London. Why, we nave oun ;,
GOOD and bad spells, like you 90 heie.
he then explained that LONDON ap
points 1000 cOnstables !e".. hy
said the force had been depleteu '.
nora than loo during the war; man.
Of tho men never returning. But e'ei
g. normal times, he explained, the ue
nortment requires 1000 new men Ill
nually. ,,.o, hoo,
"Haye any of your policemen zee
killed by criminals, as happens hei
, once in whileT"
"why, no; hardly ever; tha' "ou'
he a record" he replied.
slows thatf"
=, "Our men are not armed
II "Why?" An, -
II .No need for ia criminal does n
II oxnact TO be shot, and l suppose
ii does not care to risk being touhu WI
II a gun" responded the Londoner.
II Few Policemen Are kil'eo.
II London policemen are prolnot
II right off" for especially good work,
II snector spriggs explained. He 81
, that almost every man en'erins
ny department in the last year VI
is had been a soldier.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-03-19
Scent In Each Wood.

Were our sense Of smell mors 'n -,
~ developed and better trained y,
" american Forestry Magazine y :.
shor,d find that every wood mas
own peculiar scent by which alU U" I,
oor,d he distinguished from all "
rest
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-03-19
The Fool: A Counter on Which Other
Mems Characters Are Tested.
By GILBERT THOMAS, in the venturer.


We come now to main classes OF foothe SIMPLER
fl who does not instruction, though ne may prove
r.nabe of following He tortured with unattanaoe dea
nal ambtions and consequently he knows little despair and
The tragedies the world lie beyond his
and for his own sorrows has short He lives indeed In
s uaradise sheds something Of that paradise around MIN
r n,er kind of fool counter which the Of other
mems characters may surely be tested If is ready to take mean
advantage of the good willing fool it clear that there
rottenness al the of his heart
ON the the fool with much CONSIDERATION
he would extend who able to defend themselves
.ten he an honorable and to be trusted.
Mrcot AsoutI should be curious to know If it were possible
many men and mark in this generation have had religious
mothers I think much fewer than in mine
Edwara Jordan Automobile Manufacurer-There Amer
20 600 600 automobiles wearing The industry will be called
n replace approximately 100000 this season.
Ar SCHWARTZ American Socialist San FranciGco-Communim
Rua is robertson imprisonment persecution and execution
i ii brought Russia starvation disease and DEATH
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-03-19
Bulldog and Coon Chums

the bin directly below the cage OF tne
coon had been removed and placed In
box on the opposite side Of the store;
In the old potato bin the coon ana
the bull pup were sleeping.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-03-19
r.,,.a Nv a "scrap Of Pager.

Fooled by a "scraP Of pAeer .oner
C,uc;nuoti GA scrap OF paper
prevented the theft OF an au'o n,ght
belonging to Virgil Frakey; - the
oennol teacher. When he heard , .ne
scnoo, 81 his car he hurried out OF the
e classroom in time to seize y1 onn
classroom o,Ora his name as John Johh
sew Memphis, Tenn. FraN .ss, IN,
n H, the piece of paper between 2rh Ne,
points of the ignition coils. anu rrate
the engine went dead it gave f'"
time to get busy.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-03-19
Busting
Near Its End

,,o ubo have a reservation no'
a.. fror Globe. But there isn't mucn
chance of getting the Arizona Dr.
for the broncho busters OF "!o
for tho Indians won't give them up
Growing Shorter.
The day of the wild herd OF hoise s
,oeminp the plains of wyoming unu
odiocont states has been CROWNS
ronidlv shorter with the encourase
mont of civilization. More anu inoi
roncbas are being fenced in, herus y,
cattle are reduced or cohhheu'
70 make the matter worse for tle @
,etonca of the wild steeds, OIL driiiin'
comns have been extended over wiz
areas of Wyoming, northwestern 0'A'
rado and Utah. ,,a,o,
But down on the San Carlos inui .,
, reservation there are lo.o" W"
, stoeds roaming at will over the heiu'
destroying mile after mile OF gram
, land which might be put INTO gov
. ,so for cattle, and turning green gra'
= Of the prairie into a scrawh! co'ein
Cor tbeir homes which hardly max
oven a decent meal for an lnoian;
Tho cattlemen have tried 10 p'
.ham hut the Indians wouldn't liste
Tho government, through A. ID. :
r,onds Indian agent, offered to p'
chose them at about Sc head. inVe
the money in cattle and save the Ill.
ero,, tho horses. giving 1t back 10
Indians for winter food.
Horses Are Worthless.
PM the Indians would have ne
of II. The horses are worthless e'
for hides. They cannot be dome
8 coted and the meat isn't much o.
q d.Iicacy. but the Indians insist
I their age-old prerogative to have u
B herds out on the open prairie even
81 their fathers did. The Indians
81 have about 1900 wild burros WI
q they say they will keep.
"And when an Indian makes up
0 mind" Symonds says, you've go
f have patience to get him 10 cn'
q. r. They are proud of the horses
lS burros for some reason, ana aith'
1888 some of their leaders have trie'
nersuade them to accept the U
# made, so far they have feiuse'
SELL"
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-03-19

Fish are believed to have a keen
sense of smell.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-03-19

Empty wagons make most noise
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-17

he dashed out Of the jewelry store Of
Lux, Bond q Lux, with George Lux
in pursuit. =.
Lux accused him OF running OH
with diamond ring when the jeweiei
turned to get another tray. out
Larock refused to open his mouth 70
say a word. and the police say that
he was in plain sight during all the
chase and had no chance to pass the
ring to any one.
When booked at headquarters ne
was ordered to open his mouth. AZ
first he pretended not TO hear. but
finally threw his head back. gulped
hard. and said harsh words about the
police who would arrest an innocent
man. when the guilty man. far ahead
had escaped.
When an x-ray examination ana
a stomach pump were mentioned.
Larock still refused to open up as
to what he had done with the ring,
and finally the police carted him to
the hospital. where the radiograph
was negative. SO far as jewelry was
concerned.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-17
PROBE TH|EF'S
STOMACH FOR
D|AMONDR RING
x-Ray Fails to Reveal Stone Be-
lieved Swallowed by
Astute Crook.

HARTFORD. Aug. 17.-when an
x-ray picture OF the stomach OF Pat
rick Larock. of Rochester. failed 10
show positive results to tho detec-
tives who believe Larock swallowed
a $500 diamond ring, 1t was an
nounced "other methods" would be
tried and that. anyway. Larock would
be held on the charge Of theft.
The prisoner was the nerve center
NJ a thrill for hundreds who hap
nened TO be on the streets In Hart
lords business center yesterday. when
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-17
Drastic Reductions to Moue Out Remnants!

Tomorrow l. Remnant Day-and the whole
store responds the great clearance drive. Bargains
pour out from every depsrtment-sn odds and ends,
short lsnsths, accgmuations and respnants rad-
calIy reduced to clear shelves and counters Of this
seasons merchandise Cost and worth are forgotten
sole aim Is to get rid of short lines quickly We
cannot fill mail or phone orders for Remnant Sole
items.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-17
Wonnen's
Wearables

Small Lot Of Dressing Sacques
of lawn. in white grounds,
with neat black figures, with
white lawn collars, fitted back,
with belt; broken sizes. Coz
Regular S1.25 value at. WV
Women's Bingham Petticoats
In neat, assorted stripes; made
with sectional flounce
and draw-string top. &c
Remnant price ........
Pink Sateen Petticosts-With
scalloped bottom and elastic top;
long lengths. Regular Coo
$3.50 value at....,..
Goldenbcrg's-Third Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-17
Dinty's Gang Barred.

NEW YORK. Aug. 17.-Prosperity
broke up his home. Joe Shimansky.
ex- grocer. told the Judge. He found
he had 100000 and his wife started
making him keep his shoes on In the
evening.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-17
A Reduction Sale of
Mems Fine Suits
at S24. rs

Including Snts With Extra PaH OF Irousers
clearance of our better grade suits for men and
young men-a marked at extreme reductions for quick
disposal These of weight suitable for fall wear and
offered in assortment of styles to please everyone
Included Blue Seges brown green and gray mixtures
and gray serges Double and single breasted models in
students sizes to years; also regular sizes "a to "A
for and young men; also stout sizes 3S to 5othe
latter in gray serges only.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-17
Odd Lofs Of
Knit Underwear

Women's S1.00 Three-Pieco
Union Suits-Low neck and
sleeveless. in tight and loose
knee styles; broken sizes. in the
well-known Viola" EOc
brand. Perfect quality. wv
Womcn's soc yests-Sumnner
weight gauze. low neck and
sleeveless, few In bodice QOc
styles: broken sizes. wv
Boys Balbriggan and White Knit
Union Suits-High neck, abort
few are sleeveless: broken
sizes; also nainsook Waist QSc
Suits. size 2 years only wv
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-17

DubuC I II ~
week mig h {
lead US to con-
clude.
In the midst
Of q civil war.
following seven
centuries o Z
trouble. { n Q
ironing out OF
q 4 ffio u tiles.
when II comes
to pass. could
BC1Cciy 10 e.
pectod to be
concluded with
out many do
laws, counter
proposals ana
dl o o o u r ago
ments. -.
T h o latest
documents at
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-17
Harvey Returns to London.

PARIS. Aug. 17.--George Harvey
American Ambassador TO Great Brit
ain, left Paris for London yesterday.
He was In Paris to attend the meet
tngs Of the Supreme Allied Council.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-17
Famous Irishman's View.
Russell for Dry Official.

President Harding is seriously con-
sidering the appointment OF Former
Congressman ]. e. Russell, of Sydney,
Ohio, as Federal prohibition director
for that State, 1t was learned at the
White House today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-17
HAPGOODFEELS
PEACE IN ERIN
YET POSSIBLE
Sim FeIn Cause Gains While
Negotiations Pend, Accord
Ing to Journalist.
BY NORMAN HAPGOOD.

Tho outlook for peace In Ireland
10 not ~ bad. think, as mere
reading of the documents made
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26

3
Canada
I,EGI
o Quebec Tourso
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26

ELMWOOD FARM One of tho most pleas
ant places in the Ilclderherg Mountains
Albany County; wonderful view, large rooms
lawn, piazza, shade trees, first class table
good ROADS, pleasant walks and drives falls
ana glen haif-mile distant; also trout fish
ing, accommodate % guests, rates Sf2 Ia
Sl5. Telephone Westerlo 33Fl2 Il j. Hunt
Dorm8nsviile. N Y
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
GLENBURNIE CLUB and COTTAGES
NEW YORK STAT

ON LAKE GEORGE
Golf. Tennis, Bathing. Boating Dancing
W. B. FOSHAT. IIso Bway New york