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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
alvary.

vary.
Calvary p. =. Church. Washington
and Third streets. Rev. =. III. stevens.
rector. Tomorrow. 100 a. m. Holy
Communion; 10 a m. church school:
II a m. choral eucharist and ser
mon. subjecr. Preparation; rs p.
m. Vesper and sermon. subject. The
Second Eve"
Trinity,
Trinity =. L. Church. Delaware ave
nue. and Adams street. Rev. T.. NJ
k.rkus. rector. Tomorrow. 80 a. m.
Holy Communion; $50. Sunday school
Il o'clock. morning prayer and ser
mon; 7.i5 p. m. evening payer and
sermon. Al $50 IN the afternoon. the
annual gift service FOR the children
vii. be held.
~. Andrews.
s.. Andrews Z. Z. Church. Eighth
and Shipley streets. Rev Richard W.
Trapnell. rector. Tomorrow morning.
5 a. m. church school; s.45. Bible
class; II. morning prayer and ser
mon; As, evening prayer and ser
mon.
Emmanuel.
Emmanuel j. +. Church, Seven
teenth and Riverview avenue. Rev.
Charles w. Clash. rector. Tomorrow
as a. IN. Holy Communion: 9.45.
church school; II. morning prayer
and sermon; 7.+5. evening prayer and
sermon.
Old Swedes.
Old Swedcs Church. Seventh and
Church streets. Rev. Robert Bell vicar
a. m. holy communion; 10, church
school; II, morning prayer and ser
mon; $50. evening prayer and ser
mon.
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LUTHERAN.
Zion.

ZION Lutheran Church. Sixth and
Jackson streets. Rev. Frederick Haas
kari. pastor. Morning service tOmor-
row tGerman), 1890, subject. The
Great Worker Of Miracles. Evening
service (Engl!sh). $50. viii be a
MemOTla. service in memory Of those
who have passed out of our midst
during the past year. The subject
VIII u. The Biessedness Of Those
That DE in Christ Sunday school
at $50 and 215.
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PRESENTED IAN.
Flrst.Central.

At First Central Church. Market ST..
on Sunday morning DIR. Webb. the
minister. will preach on THE De-
sertion of Dcmas" In the evening the
subject will he THE Golden Image"
Sunday school meets Immediately at
the close OF the morning worship.
Classes are provided for all ages. The
Mems Bible class is taught by the
minister. Prayer meeting on Wed
nesday evening at 8 o'clock. Ensign
John q. Simpson OF the Salvation
ON Thursday evening at 7.30, the
Christmas entertainment will he held
This les a white gift service"
Hanover.
In Hanover Presbyterian Church.
Boulevard and Eighteenth street. to-
morrow night. Rev. Charles III. BONN
or. pastor will preach on the subject
"America-thc Hope OF the World
This viii be tho last sermon OF the
special series that Mr. Bonner has
been preaching on tho general topic.
What Is the Matter with the World"
The church choir will sing special
music. q. A. Hume will sing Prayer
by Guion. The anthem number will
be The Lost Sheep" ,Fostcr).
At the morning eorvice the Sacra-
mcnt 81 the Lords supper Will be
celebrated and class ~ new mem
bcrs received into the church.
West.
Drae1Vf,rfap f.l,,tvt.h Isfrh4i,
ana Washington streets. Rev. A. W.
Some. II. H.. minister. Preaching to-
morrow morning by the pastor. Sub
jeCt. 1890. only a Pot Of on" SUNDAY
school and other regular meetings al
the usual hours Al 80 y. M. Clar-
cuCc ~ burgess 81 New York. fed
representative Tor the Near East Re
LIEF work will speak
Oli,ct.
Olivct PRESBYTERIAN Church, Fourth
and Broome streets. Rev. Joel : Gil
ii,lan. minister Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor
Sunday school and other regular
meetings At tho usual hours.
East Lake.
East Lake Presbyterian Church
Ecv. William Le.shman. minister
/ Preaching tomorrow morning am
evening by the pastor Subject. 10 80
/ The strong city" 80. Tho Mar
Who Could Say No" Sunday e,'hoo
md other regular meetings AZ tn,
usual hours.
Italian.
FIRST Italian Presbyterian Church
du Pont and seventh streets. Rev. \
DaSSor.. minister. Preaching tomor
row morning and evening by the pas
,or SUNDAY arhoo, a. the usual hour
The Chri~;m mas festival FOR ;he Sunda,
schoO, Will be held on Friday evenln,
AZ o'cioCk.
Elsmere.
Elsmere Presbyterian Church, to
morrow morning al TO- 30. repre-
sentative OF the G deons. the Chris
tan Commercial Travellers Asrocia
ton OF Aner.ra. Will spcak. Al "a
p. m. Rev irwin r. Wagner wiz
speak on LEFT -ha nded Goodness
Sunday school and other regular meet
.nGs NJ the usual hours
United.
First United Presbyterian Church
Third and Broomc streets. Ecv. y y
Calhoun. pastor. Preaching tomog
row evening by the pastor. Subjec
II a. m. The Gideon Bands Work
AS =. m. The Forgotten Jesus.
r Sunday School and other reeula
meetings az the usual hours. 4 reT
Preventative OF The Gideon Band vi
speak concerning their work on sab
hath morning.
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BAPTIST.
- -
North.


North Baptist Church. Lincoln
street. near Delaware avenue. William
l.. Pettingill. pastor. Preaching at
1910 and 7.45 by the pastor. Morn
ing subject. The Work OF Rcstora-
ton: evening. "Thc Next War"
Bible school at noon.
Delaware Avenue.
Delaware avenue and West street,
Rev. Joseph Y. Irwin. =. II. ID. min
Lsto. Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by the pastor. Subject
1890, shall the Call BE Accepted?
80. Power On W. Power ON" sun
day school at l2 O'Clock, and other
regular meetings at the usual hours.
Bethany.
Bethany Baptist Church. Elm and
Jackson streets, Rev. a. y. william
son. ID. ID. pastor. Preaching at
1890 n m, on ~ Notable Relief sta
ton" Sunday school at 12 o'clock In
the chapel. special opening exercises :
tho male quartet OF Trinity VI. T..
sunday school will be present and
give several selections A repre-
sentative will be present In behalf OF
the Near East Relief. also special
music by the Sunday school orchcs-
ira. The mems Bible class will meet
at the same hour. Christian Endeav
or meeting at 6.t5: evening song and
preaching at rs; preaching ny DR..
williamson; subject. The Crucial
Test" The monthly meeting OF the
boa,d ~ trustees Will be held Monday
evening; hoard OF dcacons. Tuesday
evening.
Second Baptist Church. Ninth ano
Franklin streets, will cooperate with
other churches ~ the city tomorrow
morning in the appeal FOR relief IN thu
Near East Frank ~ Whittam
re- ional director 81 tho Near Fact Ec,
lief. VIII speak al 1910 q. M on VIVA
Christian America is Doing for Ar
mcnin Waits Rev. George H. All
son. pastor. viii tell the story Ia tn,
children preceding the regular ser
vice.
The quartet choir, directed by Floy,
W. Harper. will sing. What Ar,
/ These" by Stults. and Miss Miidre'
Mason and Mr.. Harper will sing &"
Heard Thy Woke" by Rathbun.
The bible school will meet at noon
What ! Relieve and why" will h
the topic OF the Baptist Nouni
Peoples Union, at 6s5 u. m. witt
Group ~ the leaders. Az the even
ing serviCe. A. &. Hanna. mlesionar
I from burma. India. a grandson a
Adoniram Judson. will speak n
Mountaineering in burma"
First.
Catching tho Spiri. 81 Christmas
IS the subject of sermon TO he do
diVered tomorrow by Rev. G. \
Chadcr, in the First swedish Baptis
Church, Nsndever avenue and Churcl
street. Other services will 10 az FOL
lows: Sunday school. noon: 6+b p. m
young peoples meeting. and "a,
English preaching service. az which
representative Of The Gidcons." In
association OF Christian commerce.
travellers 81 America. will, deliver IN
addrc~es
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Trinity.

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. Rev.
;. r. Wicker. pastor Bible school,
10 a. IN, j. ". Smith. Superintendent:
II "A. m. theme. The Add Test: %
Junior G. J.. y. m: Intermediat e
e.. T.. I ,. m; Senior G. r. IT'S D.
m; vespers. $ p. m. theme. How TO
be- Successful" The NJ II. slime
Bible Class meets at the home Of Mrs.
Miles Bortner. SIG y. Grant avenue.
on Tuesday at p. an. Bible study on
Wednesday az p. m.
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a big buy at small cost-sn Every
Evening want ad.--Ady.
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sc line per day for classified ads
on a monthly contract.-Ady.
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Newark Union.

Newark Union NJ. r. Church. Rev
W ". sharp. pastor. Preaching to-
morrow afternoon ~ 3: subject. -
Cc.d Reception Sunday school al ..
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tdvcntlsts.

First Seventh Day Adventists
Church. 1904 Rowland street. Preach
ing every Saturday morning ~ n
O'Clock 10y Elder l.. %. Drews sabbath
school and other regular meetings AZ
the usual hours
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Salvation Army.

Services will he held In the SALIVA 4
ton Army citadel at 1880 tomorrow
morning. The mems and women g
Bible classes will meet at that time.
4 holiness meeting will be held a.
J 30 In me afternoon. Tho Young
Peoples Legion meets nj els. follow
90 10y salvation meeting At 8 o'clock.
Ensign John @. Simpson In charge OF
the citadel. will speak
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Wesley.

Wesley NJ T.. Church. Linden and
Iackeon streets. Rcv. Zach W. Wells.
minister. Preaching tomorrow morn
ing and evening 10y tn" pastor. Sub
lcvt. 1880. "Cow1plice." 40. Has
the ku kiuy Khan a Right to Exist
IN our Land" sunday school and
other regular meetings at the usual
hnflra
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EaStlake.

Eas;lake NJ. T. Church. Thirt.cth
and Tatnall streets. Rev. Arthur W.
Goodhand. minister. Preaching tomor-
row morning and evening. SUNDAY
school and other regular meetings at
the usual hours.
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tlli,ct.

Oiivct Presbyterian church. Fourth
and Broome streets. Rev. Joel :. Gil
nlan. minister. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor.
Sunday school and other regular
meetings At tho usual hours
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1rluity.

Trinity VI. l.. Church. Twenty sec
ond and Church streets. Rev. r.. H..
collins. minister. Preaching tOmor-
Tow morning and evening Ivy the pas
tor Subject. 1880. "Chyists COncep-
ton ~ the Christian Life" 80
Why stand We Here All the Day
Idle sunday school and other rcru-
lar meetings al the usual hours.
Srpt.A' fllsl,,
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East Lake.

East Lake Presbyterian church
Rev. William l.e.shman. minister
Preaching tomorrow morning and
evening by the pastor. Subject. 1890.
The strong city" 80. Tho Man
Who Could Say No" sunday school
and other regular meetings AZ the
usual hours.
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Ipworth.

Epworth NJ D.. Church. Tenth and
Lombard streets Rev Essel J..
Thomas. minister Preaching tomor-
row morning by Rev. W Ernest
Greenfield and a; $50 by the pastor
Subject. "Repentance. sunday school
and other regular meetings az the
NHunl hours.
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Italian.

FIRST Italian Presbyterian Church.
du Pont and seventh streets. Rev. \
DaSsor.. minister. Preaching tomor-
row morning and evening by the pas
,or. SUNDAY a hooi AZ ;he usual hour.
The Christmas festival for he SUNDAY
school Will be held on Friday evening
az \ o'C,cCk.
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Ciavtnont NJ D. Church. Rcv. W. 4.
Iearn. minister Preaching tOmor-
TOW morning and evening by the pas
tor Subject. 1880. Busy Here and
There 1.as. Jesus and the sabbath %
sunday school and other regular
t....f|rtrs a. the ueual hours
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VT. Salem.

NJ. Salem Methodist Episcopal
church. Nineteenth and Mt Salem
Lane. Rev. Leonard White. minister.
Preaching tomorrow morning by the
pastor. subject. 1890. The Common
place IIfe." sunday school and other
regular meetings al the usual hours
The religious motion picture. The
Power Within written by Rev. DR..
Norwood. OF Philadelphia. will fea-
iure the evening service. IL IS 4
SIX reel picture.
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Braud,

Ntand, w.nc VI D. church, 2@eo
Market stree. Ecv. w Erucs, Gycen-
trld. minister Preaching tomorrow
On orn.ng hy Rev. E-Ssl Parks Thomas
on. Epworth NJ T. church. and even
.ug by tho pastor sunday school and
other regular meetings AZ the ueual
hours. A pleasing Christmas social
has besn ARRANGED by the Ladies Aid
Soc.eiv 81 Brandywine NJ. T.. Church.
fnr Monday evening IN the lecture
fnom 81 far church. when she small
christmas Stockings Will he opened.
\ Christmas PRAYER meeting WI
o.. hold "Wednesday evening az As
p..fagk
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N' Peasant A. D. church on Ph.a-
drpn.a pike Rev ". ". sharp. pas
Gov Preaching tomorrow morning
rud evening subJec'. 1890 A Cold
1.e,rpuon.' =. A Great Sh.pwreck.
:,G soul. saved sunday school at
$50. Epworth League a. 30
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Friends Meeting. Fourth and West
streets. First Day school tomorrow
morning at e.4b, meeting for divine
Worship NJ II. At 2.3o. In the after
noon. the Advancement committee Of
tho Friends General Confidence will
meet a. Fourth and West streets
THIS meeting IL open TO the public.
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Scott.

Scott NJ T.. Church. Seventh and
Spruce streets. Rev. r. J. Sard. minis
ter. Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by the pastor. Subject.
1880. The Present Condition OF the
Temperance Question in our Ma
;ion;" 40. The Bible the Most I'm
portant Book From Every stand
point sunday school and other
regular meetings AZ the usual hours.
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The I,t 2. * Stephenson. pastor
o. fbe SIverproos 81 p Church will
use o. hIs theme Cor tls evening ser
VICE What Jesus Means 90 the
Home. A. the morning service he
w. preach fruw th, sstle.t. White
Already 60 tne Harvest. The musical
selections Tor she day w.. include
several hymns. anthems and au organ
recital
The orchestra VII play at the sun
day school hour. - noon The choir
wall give the Cantata. The story %
Christmas" neat sunday evening The
Ipworth League meets tomorrow
rIrht a. g45 O'rlork
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Progressive SpIrltuaII<t.

First Progressive Spiri,ualist Church
aod West street; Services Tomorrow
rVrning ~ 7.ib, Ellen NJ cor. ncen-
iia'c. Trance lecture 10y Ellen Con
Messages by Me. Colvin 81 Washing
ton. II e
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Harrison street ~. r. Church. Sew
"nth and Harrison streets, Rev. W.
D Hahhart. minister Preaching to-
morrow mornlng and evening by the
pastor. Subject. 1850. important
Assemblies 80. The Design ~
IhriS;'s Coming sunday school and
other regular meetings - she usual
hour.
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kinssvOod.

h ucsWocd Methods; Ep.scopa.
Church. Fourth and Claymont streets,
Rev George " Bounds minister.
Preaching tomorrow morning by the
pastor. sunday schoo. and other
regular meetings AZ she usua! hours.
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Enriched In Christ" will he the
subject ot a sermon to be preached
tomorrow morning in the Union NJ
-. church, Fifth and Washington
streets, by the pastor. the Rev. IA.
W Ewing. Class meeting viii he
10 $50 O'Clock. y. W. Dunlap. leader
sunday school IN al two o'clock and
Epworth League at Gas with eve
ming Worship at 7.3o O'Clock. sub
lcct of The sermon being. The Christ
mas Spirit"
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Adirondack Mountains. y. v. June

'"e'" Yi.
sl4.-For thc many ihi'au'Iph'auS VII"
will spend this summer in the Adiron-
dscks there are numerous surpriscs IN
-, ..,,.,., H..
s'o'o "' 'ne '"''''' '>'''
they have spent so many delighttul sum
mer seasons in the past New "oads
s ,o,, k,;t. aud orJ oros tr,,,r,,r,a 4.
"'
new golf courses '"h>'fn't"d ana others
made as good rs new.
Develonu.nf- r,,a.!.- :, -ho Lo,o,s
'...,.
H'tra't at''"'"' !" ''iS' "'NN"'' 7"
= Lake Placid and Sarana" Lake. In the
I latter village has been launched muvc-
ment to erect new trcproof hot" of
300 rooms capacity. 90 60 mp ON the
site of the former AmperNand Hotel ON
the shore of the beautiful Lower Sar-
anac Lake George H. Ga2l"y. Of Now
York. represents the hotel interests
back of this new Adirondack under.
taking.
Tbe crorir, d.,orrnfro,ion of Adj
ro,Jocl botcr,''c,, +, ,Ini," ~ m. r,.in;;,
an ali .veor r.sort Is nIs, ovi,ierrcI NJ
III. GIanid wharo ,h. Cr,rd Nio,y
unto, ,,bjcb vo. rocsniIy snII vein no
-. on mr- I,"'nc ,bn .,,,,n,,. ",,' ,,".',,,
frnn J,,nc Of tn the clos, nf Sou,rn,hcr
and viii again h, orcnol ench winter
co. n norinI nf ,wo and oun.bulr
mo,ths wbiIe ,b, .nka pIarid ,yrutor
snnrts ,re IN ,roorsss
'PIr E,tonsiva ,nnTn,r,merIs bo,o hoo,
,,.da rnn, thn r,,.r,mr ,jn.n,,,,.,,,, -,
.ha crnnJ vjn,r ,,,J .ororu' inr,,,.a.
tons calruIsted 70 odi f., the r,'nfnIr Of
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Is to be found another indication Of the
tendency to make of the Adirondacks
an all-ycar resort section. benjamin
+. Stetson, proprietor. has had the inn
equipped throughout with steam heat.
Roads in the northern portion
Of the eastern slope of the Adiron-
dacks are In better condition than ever
| before. and Plattsburg. Hotel Cham
( plain at Bluff Point and Hotel Ausable
/ Chasm at the famous Yosemite of tho
East have made arrangements for the
entertainment of an increased number
of motorists.
In addition 70 motor travel, Flats
burg. Hotel Champain at Bluff Point
| and Hotel Ausable Chasm will lie called
upon this season 10 entertain many
friends of men in the Citizens Military
Training Camp, which will open ut
Plattsburg on August under the COM
mand of Colonel G. y. Roberts. L. -
4. In connection with the camp will
Re number of social events at the
nearby hotels.
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AdirOndack Hotels Ready
for Their Biggest Season
Surprises Store for Visitors to Various Resort Centers
III Prospective Guests Include Many Prominent
Philadelphians

at the Inn. and will spend the season
there.
Members Of tho family of George II.
Earle and Dr.. and Mrs. George Fnles
Baker are among the campers from
Philadelphia and its suburbs who usu.
ally arrive early at their camps on the
81. Regis chain "f lakes doing much
entertaining during the summer.
Robert Nielsen. Of Philadelphia, who
- q vice president If the C0bblc lIill
Golf Club at Eliaabrthtown, annually
spends tn" >uu.mor at the Windsor
Hotel in that vllag" and tnkcs an nc.
'i'" part IN tho clubs annual An.
gust touruumcnt which is the golf
rla>>l" Of the Adirondark>.
At p"cr'> Head Inn. EnMbcthtown,
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lage. The entertainment committee OF
the club is planning many new features
for the summer.
Lake George is noted for the purity
Of its waters. The Sanitation laws are
strict and even the steamboats, on the
lake lave to carry their ashes ashore
and dump them there.
Fishing is good along the entire length
Of the lake. distance of thirty-si
miles.
Another feature that adds much to
the fame of this lake is the bathing,
Railroad accommodation going into
and out Of Lake George Terminal Of
the Delaware and Hudson Company are
good, and through Pullman trains are
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resort BY wap Of Saratoga and Glens
Falls. over fine macadam roads. A
beautiful automobile drive Is the mac
called "Millonaires' road" owing to
the fact that so many Of the show places
of the lake are TO be seen along its
length.
"Erlowest.' which will be occupied
this summer by Governor Nathan l..
Miller, is two miles. out of Lake George
village on this road.
The Lake C Gorge Club, whose green's
are n delight to the golf enthusiasts of
the cottage colony here, is located six
miles north from Lake George vii
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BAR HARsoR CHARMS

Bar Hsrbor. Me-, June IA. -a1,l
Gateway Of the Lafayette Natior.,
Park" Bar Harb6r, Me-, is o,s.
turesquely located and combines ,s.
lure Of the rock. bound coast, the mon, I
tains and the sea. while inland ~.
Kebo Valley Club golf links offe. A. ~
eighteen. hole course for golfers. -
Bar Harbor has its Building OF Az.
where concerts by noted artists MI
sway in summer. pool and tenn,a
courts at the various clubs, whiis ~.
lakes abound in trout and salmon '"'
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Buffalo Bill Weapons In Museum

pahaskcc TcpCc. the Buffalo Ell Mu-
scum in the Denver Mountain Parks
system, contains the knife with which
Colonel Cody scalpcd yellow Hand, the
Sioux chief, after the Custer massacre.
and the gun with which he killed 4OCO
buffalo in one year for the | Union Pacific
road.
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at III. Inn. and will spend the season
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LAKE GEORGE IS
TOURISTS MECCA
Playground OF North" Has
Many Attractions for
Outdoor Life
FISHING POPULAR SPORT
Golf Club Planning Series Of
FISHING POPULAR SPORT
Golf Club Planning Series Of
Matches-Roads Ideal for
Automobiling

Lake George. y. V. June 1I.-This
resort has become known as THE Play
ground Of the North" and il is visited
each year by thousands seeking health
recreation and rest.
The tourist by automobile enters this
The daily Alaskan., 1922-09-19
PRINCESS ALICE
 BOUND FOR VANCOUVER

The Princess Alice with s. H. Or mison. master, reached port Sunday morning on schedule time. The Prin- cess brought a number of passengers in and I5O tons of freight, but nt- tie or no mail as the Spokane car ried it.
 NIr. Cliff Rogers, son of J. H, ROg CTS and Purchasing Agent of the White Pass G Yukon Route, with Mrs. Rogers were northbound pas sengers on the Alice. MT. and Mrs. Rogers visited with his parents while he was in port.
 Miss AL Moskin and Miss E. Doug all. two nurses, came in on the Alice and are bound for Mayo, where they will act as nurses.
 Those leaving Skagway on the Alice 4.1 Mir. Fred Blanchard. who is bound for Seattle, where he will take up his college course in the University of Washington. Mir. and Mrs. NJ. M. Smith, who are bound for Santa Ana, Cal, where they expect to spend tho winter. Mir and Mrs Smith will motor from Se- attIe to their California home.
 Miss F. M. Rothmund, and Miss E. c. Rothmund, who for some years have been residents in Skagway and for the past year or more have been running the Floral Tea Rooms are l leaving Skagway to make their home in California.
 MT. and Mrs. Hjalmar Rutzebeck and their two sons, from Haines are sailing for California, where they ex- pect to live for the next two years. Mir. Rutzebeck. has attained to some fame as an author, having written the book entitled, Alaska Mans Luck" which received very favorable comment in the review in the New York Times. at the time of it's pub. licatiOu. His second book. "An Al askau IdyI" has not called forth such favorable comment as the first, as the l personal element is not so strong. It is briefly reviewed in a recent N. Y. World. He has a third book. a novel accepted by his London publishers. and is going south to study and pre- pare additional material for the fourth book which is in process of production. Mir. Rutzebeck has title to his 32O acre ranch at Vikings Cove where he has lived for the past three years.
 Mir A. McCarter and his daughter of Dawson are leaving on the Alice MT NIcCarter is postmaster at Daw- son.
 F R. Weeks, a mining engineer Of. New York, who has been in Dawson all summer. looking after some min ing property of interested New York CTS.
 Max Krause and Mrs. Krause Of. Dawson are passengers out on the Alice.
 John Scouse and daughter of Daw- son are bound for Vancouver.
 Mrs. Pearl Leroy of Dawson and her two children are leaving for Van cOuver.
 Mrs. V. A. Smith of Dawson is on her way outside.
 Mr. E. A. Munsey, superintendent of the American Express company has been into the interior on a tour of inspection of the offices of the Elk press company.
 J. Jensen and J. A. Atkinson of Dawson were passengers out on the Alice.
 Wilfred s. Martin, son of Captain p. Martin of Whitenorse is return ing to Eastern Canada for the win ter in School.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. J. Garrett. man ager of the Atlin Inn and their stan | of workers are leaving on the Alice. | with Lloyd Wheeler, who has acted