HV1SK1KG LS)G1iB-MlLAi3ELffllXs BAttttftbAY, JUKE 10, 1016.
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THE SOKf OF TARZAM
rlfAPTn XxiV (Contlnn.J).
PS 2r ludulder-lrtto tho eye, of
ABaul WW- Jhft iJSfcrt lhal ybu
'' WF i , it 1 you Wlteit.yotl were
JfJWlrJ J' 6hlli. lr 1 U.
"i.wIM el 1' H know Ihtt you have
.U 1m ihfelk, V&r teliier. Neither
Wfrl llll rTot bclrfty yu. bet hi.
lR,ftUm'ani: cruel enemies, Merlem
SltTl the Stra lhat Abdul KamMc
'Mwi lb SiVfc "SJ.au lrt Win Sine mlfeht
&!?? TrUrtd she needed. Anywayj ha
H .L hi i titc ure. and If ho was not
WuSiW could Ull the helk abul '
ft5d.iu hltbhl hsSvoll grant hid rcnuMk and
EwMhM hi had I PO"cn fairly and Would
'Mofc the photograph iron, it. lifeline
rlM Wffi Wft rt,rut.y. cotn.
JTi5n 'V "! wlth U,,0I Bl,rl
p,iiMfr cross-legged upon the ground look
C iX SS FW Slowly lie Hollded
W"Y""h6 said, "It is you: but where
&Mtdo. Mjlbllin."
AbdUl iiamuR .." -.yy.-v." .."-
turned the ltlcture over, and as his eyes
Kll Upon the old newspaper cutting thiy
wint wide. He could read French with
J".T. . 11 I
ni....it.. , in (Hin; nut lie couia rcna it.
?H hW been td Paris. Ho hitd Silent bK
months there on exhibition with a troup of
hi desert icIlowB, and ho had Improved
hi time, learning many of the cUslbms.
iome i of the language arid mdet of tho vices
hf his conquerors.
W ho put his learning to us6. Slowly,
UbBfiously he read tho yelldwed hutting.
HIS lyes w6rs ho lorigcr Wldo. Insttad
th.y narrowed to two silts bf cunning.
When ho had done he looked a.t tho girl.
"Sli Wo redd Hilar1 He asked. l
"I HdVo not had the opportunity," slto
Abdul Kamftk stood long In silence look
ing it the girl. Sho yas very beautiful.
Hi Quired her, as had nidliy other men
h'o had seen her. At last lib drdpped to
onfe knee beside her.
A wonderful Idea had sprung to Abdul
Ribiak's Hlhd. It was an Idea that might
be furthered If the glil was kept In Igrtor
hhee of tho contents bf that il6Wpal!6r but
ting. It would certainly bo doonled should
Iho.Uafn Its contents.
''Meflchi," ho whispered, "nbvhr until lo
liiy haw my eyes beheld you, yet tit orico
they Ibid my heart that It ihust ever bo
your servant. You do not know me, but I
lilt that you trust mi, I can help you. You
kl tha sheik so do I. Let trie take J'Oli
iway from him. Come with mo nhd wo will
filher Is a sheik mightier than Is youre.
Will yoii cdmd?"
Merlem oat In silence. Sho hated to WoUhd
the only one who had offered her protection
in'd friendship, but she did nit want AbdUl
Katnaft's love. Decelicd by her sllbhcc, tho
man seized her and strained her to him, but
ilerlem struggled to free herself.
"I do not love your sho cried. "Oh,
lleasi dd ridt niaka me hata yoll I Yoli ttro
the bnly orie wild his shown klndnett3 to
viixi me, and I want to like you, but I can
not love you."
Apaul Kamak drew himself to his full
MISto.
"You will learn to love me," ho said, "fdr
1 shall take you whether ydu will or no.
You hate the Bhelk, arid so you will not tell
film ; for If you do I Will tell him of the pic
ture, I hate tfle sheik, dhd '
"Ydli Wta the shelkt" came a grim voice
from behind them.
Buth turned to see tho sheik himself
. Btahdlnfr a few nite&s from them. Abdul
l- lllll held the picture Ih his hand. Now Kb
ffelhhlit It within his burnoose.
I --"?''" h6 8ald' MI lmto tho sheik!" And
lprM he' spoke hfc sprang toward tho older
'taih, felled him With a bldW and dashed on
uu33 mo vniayu io ino line wnoro ins norso
fcu "plckoled, saddled and ready : for Abdul
Kjmak had been about to rlda forth to hunt
when h6 had seen tha stranger girl aloha by
the buihes.
LMplhff into the saddle. AbdUl Kamak
dashed fbr the village gates. The sheik,
ppmsntarlly stunned by the blow Uiat had
filled him, ribw staggered to his feet, shout
ing lustily to his followers to atop tha es
eaplngArab. , A jlozen blacks leaped forward to Inter
tpt th horseman, only to be ridden down
pr brushed aside by the ntuizlo of Abdul
Kiunhk'g ldrig niusket, which he lashed from
tldi to aids about him as ho spurted on to
ward thegate
But here he ttiust surely bo Iriterceptcd
Already the two blacks stationed there were
fX?hln? the Unwieldy portals to. Up llew
tna barrel bf tile fugltlvo's weapon. With
"Ins flying loose and his horse at a mad
puop, the son of tha desert fired once
and one keeper of tho gate dropped In liU
tracks. An tnstdnt latbr tha other had been
ridden down.
Wth a wild whoop of exultation, twirling
ill musket high abovo his head and tumltig
In h s aaddle to ldUgh brick into tho faces
?l ma pursuers. AbdUl Kamak dashed out
n " Milage of the sheik and wa3 awal
lowed up by the jungle.
Foaming, with rage, the shells ordered lm
tflSrte l,usulr. ariU thert strode rapidly
Mtk td whera Merleht sat huddled by tha
tutiea where ha had left her,
I T iP.lc'ure I" he cried, "Of what p!c
f, Ar.d 'j6,d0& speak? AVlioro Is It? QIVo
d rne til brice "
.mril00k '" "Piled Merlem, dully.
Wllat Wllt ItV" h'nn n .l.A.t ,1.A
!S! Vuii11" &'Blrl roughly by the hair
E' fd&kln8 "61" 1 her feet, where ha
f :8Sik .r VeoriiouBly, "Of what was It a
iiiiu' I16.' B3,1 Merlem, hen t was, a
h '.ri- J Bt.'Jt Wnt kaiBU'm. lite
Kk1',,111"1, PHMIrig oh tha back cut
t h old hlWgpdper."
WhT. ? .V "hit .with rage, t
tAw54tlfraMitlle Printing?" he asked ltj a
Ife0 loW lh4t She but Barbly c&ughl his
mi
It
r j ,..i . -
Wt read ft." ' WaB '" VtBnch- x dul
..md'irerA F"YS?- H.. alhlost
for. kI i. Ti v' "S1." siriKe Menem do-
ffilMSSS&J&l W with a part-
to in. -.iuJi. l? ,i Bne BPeaK never ogam
if Km.".L.th' carava trail galloped Ah
"1 Kamik tbward tha horth.
, t. l i
STttiaitV"464 Swed- a Hdn. Mor
Sffr?oV1!akL?ito.iu'l,oo'n. where ha
it long hours In partial stUpaf,
lookln. t Ml thtn he lar tot a. long tlm
hcTUerS tl8xlU'? and.trlri to recol
ntl r.t.. WaS whal aoo3urited or tho
Kueh 1.1" ""e" ?f 'he .thing upon
fiSfehnii 9"d WP th Psltd 6i the
f a hfiAf.rtr ahd flraculQUSIy.
lot k.h' thought he was dreaming,
itLvi wo.ra Ve m?Ved lo i!liaUe
Sfci to Z$ ih" tSa'n ot 'a wouh -
V&SnKreat African river in a
KJ.nn 0-ftlone, wounded and Jost
wSW h'msair "o S Hitting
HZJV:? . noticed that tha wmmrt nlnrt
i Vnlt,r. lnjr It had ceased to bleed.
iVSt?. ft
ted him Z1. . ,v 'ofBiiy ncapei-
fi ml f .s.' -ton . vouid
1Kr4htt and W W
I H MSiS!t0t5 l0148 ti wind Wrped
i-rrtl ?.'Bl hft had fceen with the
eh th fcvL T" ue atteniDted to
KK Mass ts,-ail J", XT vJ I3ijuiw
m -"vm, ,.m Umm tt, j
Slt '."i1!1 Power bf etniatiy Vlllalnodi
irielt bruta savngea )l llio lowest brdct-
nftyri64 btitlcd his raco In his lirihds aha
rdeked bhcltfthd forth na thh llidcobn rile
tdra ot hr fate burned llsfclf Into his cop
sc ousricss. Alid It was He who hid btouRhl
tills fftlS hpon heri Ills wicked nesltfe had
snatched A riUj-o Shd Ihhbceril girl froln th6
protecUoli of those Whb loet heh id Inirl
her ltitd thb cIMcllbsof the bestial Swetlo
dhd his dutcnftl following!
Ahd not Until It hud become tod lata had
h?Je?l?cA l, hi&BnltUda of thb ctlnie he
hllrisc It Jidd plriilllcd ritid contemplntcd. Ndl
Jlhlll It had becomdttm Into had h6 realized
that greater that. Ills desire, greater thai)
his lufet, greater thall ntly passion he had
over fell before .was II16 newborn1 Into Hint
hurried within, tills breast for llio girl ho
would have Fliiricd.
The Hon. Motlsoh Cayncs did not fully
realize tho chhngd thrft had taken placo
within Hint. Had one suggested that he eVGr
had been tttllbr than the tiottl bf hbtior
nnd.clilvrilh', ha wdtlld havo taken umbrage
forthwith. He klicw that ho had dohe a vllo
thing when lib had blotted to carry Merlqm
away to Lolidbn t yet he excused It oil tho
ground of Ills grcrtt passion for the girl
hdVIrig temporarily warped his tnoFal stand
ards by the Ihtepslty dt Its boat
Dill ns a matter of fact a nbw llayncs
hail been born. Never ngaln could this man
be bent to dlshohor by the Intensity of a.
dosiro, Ills inbt-al libra had been strength
ened by tha m'ehlal suffering ho had en
dured. His lhlhd nnd his soul had been
purged by sorrow nnd rcnlorBS.
IUb dhb thought now wris to atone lo
win tb Merlcm'8 sldo and lay down his life,
If heccssary, In her protection. His eyes
sohght the length of tho c.inba In search of
the paddle, for a. determination had galvan
ized him to Immediate action, desplt6 his
wcakntas apd Ills wollnd. llut the paddlo
was goho. Ho turhed hla eyes toward the
shore.
Dimly through tho darkriess of a moon
less night life saw the awful blackness of
tho Jungle; yet It touched no responsive
choid of tert-or wllhlh him now, ns It had
dono In the past.
Drawing himself lo his knots, ho leaned
over the edgo of tho canob and commenced
to paddlo vigorously with his open palm.
Though It tired nnd hurt, him, ho kept
nsslduously at hla self-Imposed labor for
hours. Llttlo by little llio drifting canoo
moved nearer ftnu nearer the shore. Tho
Hon. Morlson could hcrir a Hon roaring
directly opposite Him, arid so closo that ho
felt he must bo ahriost to tho shore.
After what seemed to tho tired man nh
eternity of time ho felt tho brush of
branches against the canoe and heard the
swirl of tho water about them. A moment
later ho reached out and clutched n leafy
limb.
Again tho Hon roared very near It
seemed now and Baynes wondered If thb
brute could have been following along the
shore, waiting i for him to land. Ho tested
tho strength of the limb to which ho clung.
It seemed strong enough to support a dozen
men. Then ho reached down nnd lifted his
ilflo from tho bottom of tho canoe, slipping
the sling over his shoulder.
Agalri life tested the branch; nhd then,
reaching upward as far ns ho could for a
safe hold, no diew lllrilsolf slowly nnd pain
fully Upward uritll his feel switng clear of
the canoe, which, released, floated sllpntly
from beneath him to bo lost forever In tho
blackness of tho dark shadows dowrislrijam.
Ho had burned his bridges behind him.
Ho must cither climb aloft or drop back
Into the river; but thorO had been no other
way. Ho struggled to raise one leg over
the limb, but fotind himself scarce emial
to tho effort, for lift was very Weak, For
a- time ha hung there, feeling his strength
ebbing. Ho knew that he mUst gain tho
branch nboo nt oneb or It would be tbo
late.
Suddenly tho Hon roared, almost In his
bah Baylies glahced Up. Ho saw tvo
spots of flame a short distance from and
abovo him, Tho Hon Was staiidlng on tho
bank of tho rUer, glaring at him, arid
waiting for hint.
"Well," thought the Hdn. Morlson, "let
him wait. Lions can't climb trees, nnd If
t get Into thb bile I shall be safe enough
from him."
Tho young Englishman's feet hung nl
riiost to the surfaco of tho water closer
than ho kneiV fof all was pltchdark he
low nnd nbovo him. Presently ho heard n
"slight commotion In tha rlvfcr beneath him,
nnd something banged agaihit .oho of his
fdet, followed almost lnitantly by tho click
of great Jaws snapping togolher.
"By George I" exclaimed tho Hon. Morl
son nlflUd. "The beggar nearly got mo !"
And Ithmedlately ho Struggled again to
climb higher and to comparative eafcty,
but with that flttal effort Ho knew that It
was futile. Hope that had survived per
sistently until now began to wane. Ho felt
Ills tli-ed, ttumbed flngbrs slipping from
their hold he was chopping back Into the
river Into tHo Jaws of the frightful death
that awaited him there.
And then hb heard tha leacs above him
i-ustld to tho movement of a creature among
them, Tho branch td which ho clung bent
beneath ah ridded weight and no light
weight from the way It sagged ; but still
Baylies clUng desperately ho would not
glvo dp vdluntarlly either to the death
abovo or tile death below.
"He felt a soft. Warm pad Upon the fingers
of &he Of his handa where Ihey circled the
branch to which ho clung, nnd then some
thing reached Uown out of tho blackness
above ahd dragged hlrii Up among the
branches of tho tree.
CONTINUED MONDAY
500 AUTOS NEEDED TO TAKE
-800 MPlIANS ON OUTING
Children Will Go to Willow Grove on
June 14
Fubllc-splrlted citizens who are also
charitably Inclined have been asked to take
an interest In Orphans' Day, on Juno 14,
Those who have automobiles have been re
quested to place them at tho disposal of tha
many drPhahs whd will be taken to Willow
Grove. Where,they will ba the guests ot tha
Philadelphia llapld Transit Company.
Pirectot Wllsort. of the Department of
public Safety, acting In conjunction with
tho Orphans' Udy Committee of the Quakor,
City Motor Club, has IssueU ah appeal to
tha public calling attention to the fact that
at least BOO autoriidblles are needed to carry
the children to and from "Willow Grove. It
Is believed that 2800 chlldtcn will have to
be provided for.
Persona wlsHIng td donate the services of
tars or f!0 tb be used fdr lilting bhe, may
do s'o by sending their names either to
Director Wilson or Dr, J. H. Overpeck,
chairman of the Qdaker City Mdlor Club,
Hotel Walton, ,,
Ofphahs' Day Was brljflllated abdtlt four
years agd by the QUaker City Motpr Clbb.
The day was so .thoroughly enjoyed by tha
little ones hat the Importance and need ot
setting aside dt least ohe day irt the year
for thbM was readily seen, and since that
lime thb event has cohie Id be a regular
event h this city,
PRIESTS GHAliGES ClUNGEb
ArcHbishti Prehclefgast tVansfdrs St.
Veronica's, Epiphany and Other
Curates
Further Changes' HaVe been made by
Archbishop Prendergast in the transfer of
tba" WUle Epiphany; Rev B. J McOinnUi
f torn St. Brldkefs lo SI. Veronica's: Ray.
K 1 Bti returns to St Bridgefu
frrirt Holv Infancy. South Bethlehem; lUr.
Mfoik Larie; Itov Francis ?&
i!i rrnm oi .-'
-"" r.- .7 r . -
fc . 1 i. tt iHniinnia.
iffiV, frtTrt St Kyran's. Ieckshbrvl! e. to
8tptu this eity; Itev, Anthony orlarido
ftom Stiu?s Id the Maternity v v M.
!&Suim,. Itev Jariies 3 McFldden hrottt
,-.". r . ).,,
M)tinj
(rtptiun, JenUBtown-
WANTED: MGmGittLS
TODECKROLUNfiCltAUt
CarrilVal Will Bd Hold With Pa
rade oti Boardwalk Juno 23.
"tiUHdlo" Bags Latest
Wbrneiito tfad
PlllLAfiijlLPtllA VISfTOR
ATLANTIC CiTV, June 10. A "beauty"
cohtcst of hn umiutU kind Is being In
augurated hero for tha carnival roiling
chair pflrdde oil JUtlb 2.1. Bdrirdwnlk hibr
ohatlts. Whn, arc to place h mitnBcr of
llrihts Hi that procession arc advertising for
B!, ? w take part In the prirade, to b
sclcclbd for their beauty nnd attractive
hess. rrljcs will be Rlten to the first three,
Selected as the beflt-lookllig by n colnmlt
to, nnd tho others will reccio cdnsotalldn
hilfca of sufllclent valuo to make It wbrth
while for them to take part. Tho Age limits
hno been placed at 8 fdr tho yourigest
and lo as the oldest
Many of tho apartments on tho board
walk have added roof-gardchs for tho
tehanVS, as nh added fbature Ccrtnlh
sbctldns ot the roof nro fenced oft for the
oxcluslvo use ot tho families occupying tho
different npartmerits so there will bo ho wild
scramble for choice spots.
Allhotigh weather conditions during tho
week did hot demand their service, parasols
nro beginning to crop out on tho Boardwalk
rind the Bholl windows hrc ablazo with thb
nbwest designs.
Tho rnfie for stripes will bo adhered to In
theso articles, black nnd whlto being Ihe
dominant cotbrs, ultllough alternate blocks
of coloring ate also Used In many of tho
dbslgns.
"Bundle'' bags are the latest freak In
fashion, springing Into Instant popularity
this week. Evidently some visitor, bent on
spending tho day In a pavilion or reclining
In n beach chair, Invented this now method
of carrying fancy work, a book and possibly
a Biiack of lunch, rind hundreds of other
women followed her Ideas. Then n name
had to bo Invented fdr tho new,fangl(d bag,
nnd ns It made a considerable bundle that
was tho name bestowed upon It.
Tho bag Is of a kind carried years ngo,
only much larger; made With n wldo mouth,
closed by mnans of drawing strings and
with a depth ot 18 to 24 inches. Tho
strings which closo the top bf the bag nro
topped oft with heavy cords, so that tllo
bag enn bo carried on tho arm or wrist
and allowed to dangle closo to the ground.
Tho ones now being carried nro made of
many kinds ot material, silk, with designs
In rich coloring being tho favorite, although
nulto a fotV nro embroidered, ex en tinsel
and gold being used on tho eldbornto de
signs worked on tllo sides of tho bag.
Tho Hotel MfJIi's Association has mado
appropriation for the lmntfcdlato erection
of numerous lingo sighs on all of tho ntito
mobllo roads leading from Philadelphia,
New York, Baltimore nnd Washington to
this city, which will give terBO directions
nnd an added word or two to tell what n
lino placo it Is.
Two large illUtnlndted signs will also bo
erected, one nt Berlin, New Jersey, and
another nt Iiammonton. Tho hUgo main,
which brings tho water used In this city
fiom Absccon, has beert ndothed for three
miles with catchy phrases telling of tho
Inerlts of this city's attractions, Its pleas
ures and tho quality of Its shops.
One of tho managers ot tho big syndicate
which virtually controls the rolling chairs
In this resort, stated lhat plans aro now
being adopted for tho Unlfornilrig of all
thoir men and requiring nil employes to be
permanent residents of tho city and not
"Iloators," tile clasi bf men who have
caused so much trouble It! tho past. It Is
also said that tho prices will bo raised to
GO cehla an hour tho latter part of tills
nlbnth, ahd that the men vlll receive an
equitable proportion of Mils sum.
Yesterday wris a record day ih tho
Recorder's bftlco. Whbn tho coUrt convened
there wa3 not n, prisoner In tho jail and an
adjournment quickly followed.
immediately nfter the Republican Na
tional Convention Is over there will be a
big pow-wow of the Philadelphia politicians
here. Many Quriker City ofllcc-holders and
politicians are cottngo residents here, a
certain section In Chblsca being thick with
ticm, while many of tho leaders aro at the
big hotls.
Mr. dhd Mrs. Harry C. Ransley aro oc
cupying their cottage here nnd will remain
until fall, Mr Ransley commuting to Phil
adelphia dally to attend to his duties ns
Sheriff of tho country,
Mr. and Mrs. John Strohmeyer, of Phil
adelphia, nre here and will remain In
definitely. City Commissioner Robert J. Moore and
his wife, of Philadelphia, liavo opened their
cottage in Chelsea for tho summer.
Phlladelphlans here are Miss Ross V
Ellas, Miss Nettie Arnhold, Miss Julio Fin
ley, George Lathrop, John Lester Moore,'
Miss Dorothy Thomas, Miss Rachel Jurrett,
Mlas Estello Weiss, Christopher Doljlan,
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. H. Ersklne and Mrs. Bella
S. Davis.
Gfcorgo ,M. Sadlelr. a clubman of Phila
delphia, Is spending the summer hero.
Ex-Mayor John Weaver, of Philadelphia,
Is a weekly visitor. His wife Is u guest at
a beachfront hotel for the summer,
Mr. and Mrs. BharBwood Brlnton, of De
Lancey place, are occupying their cottage
and wlllS-amain until the end of July
The Rev. G. II. Bechtold Is enjoying a
fortnight's vdcatlon here.
mtiLfc classes on outing
Union Tabernacle Members' Picnic at
Lnnsdownc
The annual picnic and field day of the
Bible classes of the Union Tabernacia Pres
byterian Church wfta held this afternoon
Lansdowno. Several thousand persona at
tended, The inembera of the classes met at the
69th street terminal. Four bands of mdslo
accompanied tha marchers- as they pro
ceeded out Uarrett road to the home. Ah
An elaborate prograln of sports had been
arranged for both men and women, and In
the evening barid concerts will be given
and addresses delivered.
RELIGIOUS BREVITIES
Tl' Ittv. Albert I!auirt. Ph I).. ex-trntenor
at Ihe Moravian Collcio g.nd Seminary, Uetble
hem.. Pa., will address tho .Prfcstaterlan min
isters in Westminster Hill Monday morning at
It o' clock.
Dr. Horace C. SUnldlTWill occupy the pdlplt
o.f the Templa Presbyterian Churth tomorrow
mornlns. Hla subject, by request, will bo that
of one of M books, "jna tstarr UnHVrse the
Christian's Future Krapire,"
K. S, Hlralde, a, younc Japanese student at
Draw TheoloKical Seminary, known as tbe
Hilly" Sunday of Japari, will eiieik at the
isonri urwn i. 0i, v.". hA. tomorrow ai t
b'ciotlr. Tha North, Uram.& will lelebrato Flag
Day on 'vuesoay
noon.
Y. II
with appropriate exercises at
bh Orvlite S. biiffield will speak on 'The
Moral Autocrat' tomorrow afternoon Id the
Central Jlranth Y. M, U A,
Sunday school
o clock in
The grdnatloF,eiercJe of the Sun
wlU be held wmorr,Q,wejqnoK at 7.45
tha Hop PrtsbytetUn Church.
At thy First .Unitarian Khureh tha new Uu
rence. Hayy.;ard, of Nentburyport, Mass., will
preach at 11 o'clock.
Children's Day .will bo- celebrated tomorrow
at Ihe, Friendly Cburch (Lutheran) .The serv
Icca will hegln jit 10.30 o'clock. Ih Ihe evening
the pastor,, the Jlev. Daniel B. Welgle. will
preach oa "DUcorda."
. Edwlfi Heyl bek will apeak at tha
MultjpllcatlpA.of 'Capital" will bf the
i t!h',teH.1,f- . M. tna emmlng fa will
on 'A Wlndo kgokloe Oddward,"
the Rev.
iJsiiaren
tomorrow
no
tbftttl
preach
Vernon 1 Dahlelaon. former Mormoh elder
of hnsas. will spe4 at the. Trinity Prtsby
terlan Church tomorreaf aj j,u.$a 9-clock.
10frt5X:f.IOr!glr' L'11 th min't Bible tiaa
bf Jloly Trinity Church tomorrow moraiwr at lis
Tbb ttlbU fclals. of ft FoBrlh
sm fi. j.v -u -mw
too v(H vrM.
" r ,
TRENTON COUPLE TO WED
Miss Elinira II. Tiltcn and Ru
dolph L. Marshall, Whoso cHfenge
ment has been announced.
NOTED HASKETBAIjIj I'LAYEIt
WIIjIi WEI) TRENTON UIIIL
Rudolph L. Marshall to Mnrry Miss
Elmlra H. Tllten
TRENTON, N. J., Juno 10. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Harry M Tllten. of this city, announco tho
engagement of tliclr itnughtor, Elmlra II.
Tllten, to tludolph L.. Marshall, nlso of
Trenton. Thb wedding will tnko place tho
latter pnrt of June. Mr. Marshnll Is n
widely known basketball player, having
been with tho Trenton Eastern League team
nnd nlso with several Independent clubs. Ho
la Ih bushiest here.
CAPE MAY COTTAGE
COLONY FILLING UP
Resort Plans to Have Old-Fash-
ioned Patriotic Celebration of
Independence Day
CAPH MAY, N. J., Juno 10. Tho cot
tngoN colony Is rapidly filling up nnd a
number of tho owners nnd lesscea of
villas have como dowh to tho shore this
week with their families to remain until
tho closo of the season. The season
promises to bo a record-breaker, not only
as to the number of cottage families here,
but also In a social way by reason of tho
mnny entertainments which aro being ar
ranged. The Board of Trado lias appointed a
commlttco to nrrange for a proper cele
bration bf Independence Day. It Is pro
posed this year to Ret back to tho old
time cfelebralloh, which shall bespeak
patriotism rather than amusement.
TlltS City Commissioners concluded this
week n contract fpr Weaver's All-Amcr-Ijaii
Band to play two concerts a day In
tho beach front pavilion, beginning July 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones Wlster are occupy
ing their cbttago on Beach nvenuo for an
Indefinite pr-riod.
Major Douglass Clnpham, of tho British
Army, Is occupying n cottngo for the sea
son. Mr. and Mrs. M. S. du Pont, ot Wilming
ton, have taken a cottago for tho season.
City Controller and Mrs. John M. Wal
ton have opened their cottage and will
remain uritll October.
Mr. and Mrs. Horaco Eugene Smith rind
tho Misses Smith aro occupying their cot
tage. KNIGHTS OF COLIDIHUS OFF
FOIL TRU TO WASHINGTON
Will Visit Mount Vernon nnd Other
Historic Places
The Archbishop Ryan Assembly. Fourth
Degree. Knlgllls tf Columbus, left Philadel
phia at 8:1G o'clock this morning, aboard
a special train on their urinu.il patriotic
pilgrimage, their destination being Wash
ington, D. C. The Fourth Degree Knights
constltuts tho patriotic rank, whoso mem
bers have taken a special oath of allegiance
to the flag.
In Washington they will decorate the
Btatue of Columbus, which was unveiled
several years ngo. They will also visit
Slount Vernon, Lee's mansion, the Arlington
Cemetery, Georgetown University and tho
Catholic University of America. Rear
Admiral Benson, formerly commahdant of
the Philadelphia Navy Yard and a promi
nent meinber of the order, may escort tllo
Knights to tho A7hlie House, whera they
will be" received by tho President.
At thb Catholic University the Phila
delphia Knights will bo received by Car
dinal Gibbons nnd Bishop Thomas Strahan,
rector of the university.
Tho return to Philadelphia wilt bo made
at 4;30 o'clock Sunday night. The Knights
will be accompanied by their w'ves.
KKl.KUOUS WITICES
philaJ. B. S. A.ranch
The International Bible Students Au.
IVITKS YOU TO llhAK
ftj. D. WORK
The Second Coming
of Christ
WHY? HOW? WHEN?
TOMORROW, 3 P. M. f
WHITE'S AUDITORIUM
(WlUon Bid-., 15th A" Chestnbt Sts.)
AlL welcome
SEATS
FREE
NO
COLLECTION
toabtut
fT TKJU'IJi
i 4 via
IlUaaELLjLcdkwEU., Will preach.
morning, iu:3U, uidu acnoo
Music by TenmU Chotu ?t
llroad and Berks. sts.
Morriind3d. Ulble School, U.30. St . T;.
Music by TenmU Chorus, st lth services,
.... wilmam suiMqVa bXiHtonb.
ifMlottlilk, fHnt-tia In the cvprtlnr
Organ Kecltal. T 30. Clarence Reynolds.
ciiESTNUt fcTHKfcrJiAMiST ciiuuta
mikli."MWt. Pa.br n
; a. m. Brotherhood of. A and P.
joao a. w- WprhtP and Sermon by Pastor.
s3o t). ianlbie School. .
8.03 p. in. Worship and Sermon by Pastor.
iiUkii tiiimatLts church
Lancaster avt . lolly and Aspen sts,
Tr gTWlNTBn. Pastor to 9b. i-10. T. 8,
Urethien
ianiter; co, Ca.rtlsla andUlaBhla sti.
Prffc6ijTii fatft Weojoe4if vnlftf,
CHANNEL BASS RUN
WELL AT OCEAN CITY;
PLANABiCFOIlilTU"
Philndolphia Boy Lnncls n 52-
Pounddi, Hotels Prepare
for tiUsy Sehsbil Prized
for Fishermen
MINISTERS IN MEETING
OCEAN UtTV, N. .1. June 10. Channel
bass nnd hlnck drumrtsll are bclhg caught
Iti the stlrf. Uhb 6t thb largest black drum,
weighing DU bounds, nfta lailded by Wll
llnm Smith, Jr.( tit Philadelphia, n twehc-year-old
lad. who Is with his parents nt
Vcntnor, but comes hbro ti) I14h. Captain
Nlckersoll, of thb Corson's Inlet Hfi-S!tVlng
sthtion, nnd 12. C. Hltchoncr, of South
Ocean City, hae caught secral good-sized
black tlrumflsli.
If tho tentative plaits bf lite coinmlttee
111 chaige gd Ihrbugh Ocean City will havo
a "bang-up" Fourth of July celebration
The committee has presented n schedule, of
arrahgeiileUtN lo Mayor Cliahiplbn ahd City
Commissioners W. tl. Cillnpbcll nnd Oeorge
0 Adams, which Includes n parade ot nil
tho cllc organizations, the fire department,
Company U nnd lioy Scouts. Theio will
be three hands' 6f music, Including PAt Con
way's New York bntid df 60 pieces. Tho
nffalr will end late Inthe evening with a
big display of fireworks. Tho Joint com
mlttco comprlfics tho folloWlhg: Henry
KloBtz, chnlrmaii lintel Proprietors' As
sociation i George T. Mnrth, president Hotel
Proprietors' Association ( O. W. V. Wood
side, Hotel Proprietors' Association j Clay
ton Haluen Ilrlck, president of thb Board
of Trade: B. Frank Smith, Prttgrosslvo
Lenguo; Vance L 1'nly, Cnptnln Company
O, N G. N. J. ; Charles II Adnms, presi
dent Flro Company No. 1, nnd It. S. Mow
rer, president Flrb Company No. 2.
Peter F. Wright, chairman ot the Trophy
Contest Commlttco of tho Ocean City Fish
ing Club, announced the following prizes for
tha season, which has now begun and ends
September 3b.
Club buttons (gold) for channel bass
weighing 40 pounds or more. Club buttons
(silver) for channel bass weighing from 30
to 40 poUnds. Gcorgo Smlthcrman's cup
for largest channel bass caught on Ocean
City beach.
Between 40 and DO Methodist Episcopal
ministers from Philadelphia will bo hero
on hn oiilltig next Monday. They will take
luncheon at tho Ocean City Yacht Club.
Among those Who are to mako nddrcsscj
aro. Thomas F. Armstrong and Alexander
Lawrcnco, Jr. Tho ministers wilt play ball
In tho afternoon nnd hno a good tlmo In
general, returning to Philadelphia In tho
evening.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles J. Hctuller, of Phil
adelphia, were among tho week's arrivals
at tho Blscayno.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. J. Russell, Mr. nhd Mrs.
H. B. Wood and Mr. and Mrs. R. J. nvans
aro among tho Phlladelphlans at the
Oceanic. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. W. Brlggs
utid daughter, Mr. nnd Mrs. t-azollo Thorn
ton nnd Mr. and Mrs. M. t). Gordon, of Phil
adelphia, were among the week's arrivals
at the Idlcwlld.
13. R. Teubner, a Philadelphia banker,
registered at tho Imperial, as did Mrs. R.
L. Mcnsch add R. C. Mcnscll, of Baltimore.
Among tho week's arrivals nt tho-Break-ers
were Mrs. J. W. Masland, M. T. Mas
land, Mr. nhd Mrs. Samuel Perry, and Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Boennlng, of Philadelphia.
Dr. and Mrs. II. S. Baldwin and daughter,
ot Philadelphia, aro amohg the sojourners
at the Kalhlil.
Walter Pendleton, Randolph W. Chllds
and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Woodward'are Phlla
delphlans nt the Chandler-White Hall.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES
I.ntliernn
AT TllK nilENDIW CHURCH
intli. and Jefferson at.
Huntlay mornlns, at 10:30. Children's Day,
llllila Srhool and conurenatlon.
7:4S r.ventnc Bermon nnd Prayer.
Professional soloists and conerecntlonal aonc
HArvlrfl.
Hernion- "Discords.1
TAlllstiNAt'I.h. IHUh and Spruce Wm. J, Mil
ler. Jr.. 10:13. TAS. 3. a.. :!:30 p. m.
MeilioilUt Episcopal
COI.UMniA AVE., bor. 23th. St. Rev. B, W
HAUT. IJ. L. services mau, :ju; a. a.. a:jo
PresbTterlan
IIOI'j;. 33d nnd Wharlon sts. Minister, Rev.
J. ORAY 1101.TON. p. D.i Rev. WILLIAM
TAYLOR CALDWELL. Assistant. ,10:43 a
m , Rev. Mr. Caldwell will preach. 7:45,
GraHuatlns i:xerclses ot the Sunday School.
Special music.
Protestant Episcopal
church or ST. i.uki:
v v. , AND THE EriTIIANY
13th street below Spruce
Rev. DAVID JI. STEELE. Rector.
H n.m Holy Communion,
10 a.m. Sunday School,
11 u m. Holy, Communion nnd Sermon.
4 p.m. Eenlns Prayer, Anthem und Address
Tho Rector will preach at both services.
Unitarian
l'IRST UNITARIAN. 21-' Chestnut st. 11 n,
m , Rev. Laurence Hayward, ot Newlmryport,
Mass , will preach Tho choir, Philip II
Goepp. director, will sine "Tho Lord U E
alted ' nnd "Uy the Waters of Uabylon," by
ColerldBe-Tajlor
Young Illen's Christian Association
TIIK JKIRAI. AUTOCRAT," Dr. On Ills s"
Duffleld. Central Y. Jl. C. A.. Sunday. June
11, 3:au p. m. Every man's opportunity to ret
a new moral tonic. Hear this bracing address.
Miscellaneous
REV. GEORGE CHAL51ERS
nirimnvn
Sniiare. l'ubllo lnlted.
SEW THOUGHT
informal fathering-, tulk. Suhday, 8 p. m.
Margaret Cutting Ives. 1011 Chestnut st.
BENEVOLENT ASSfatlATtONS
irnrsATTvATltlM AKMY, Inc. .
Philadelphia HeAdauarters. Colonial Trust
Uulldlns', 13th and Market sts.
Colonel It, K. II0I2 In command.
Telephore lieu, walnut araa-i
iTijp VOLUNtEERd f)F AMERICA. Mission
llall. 238 N, uth st.-rMeetlnis eVery riUht.
XZ0. except Monday: bundas. 10:J0 a. m..
8 p'm. and 8.30 p. hi. Adjutant M. WlllUau
la charts; Staff Captain It. Ullle. Jr.
STEAMBOATS
Wilmington Famous Parks
Brandywine Springs
and Shellpot
heached from Philadelphia by a Delightful
Ride on the Wilson I.lna Boats to. Wilming
ton, and trolley to either park or by trolley
by way 01 uaror.
excursions. , " intoxicating liquors ton
Every Up-lo-Dato Arnmement
wilt be. found In either ot these, great
rKS. fienty oe room lor picnics
la either place.
Shellpot Park
Rebuilt this season at a cost of
1100.000. Everything new.
Brandywine Springs Park
Alters, one, of the biggest add best
equipped parks In the country.
VaodeViLLe concerts
Popular prices for Vaudeville,
Cohcerft r.
SPECIAL EXCURSIONS
By vy ot Wilson Um UmIi, 55 cenU for
adults. 25 tents for chlldret), except Salur
dayi. Sundays and holldaya. Sd cehQ for
adults and 33. cents or children on thus
days. Same fare, to .either fiarfc For, the
iprRUM. W 'tsiS4.1 re)l ftvU on. boat
odly rer BhellWl. pit regiflar face a
trolley ir
To llook EtcBriloBs
Q Ford lljilldls
Wlliianctoa. 0.
BUMliDfe BESOtlTB
SUMMEtt BE80BT3
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Klkfe'?'tit 'i, ' "WAS
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:m-f 1.
The Crestmont Inn, Eagles Mere, Pa.
The hotel With the incomparable situation. In the primeval forest, oh
the summit of Ihe Allcghanics, 2200 feet above the sea. Golf, tennis, boatlrig
and finest of fresh water bathing. Modern conveniences; electric light, steam
heat, etc. Bungalows with meals at the Inn. Open June 15 to September 28.
Write for booklet.
WILLIAM WOODS, Manager
NEW LONDON. f'ONN.
N KW LONDON. CONN.
THE GRISWOLD
EASTERN POINT, NEW LONDON. CONNECTICUT
Finest Slimmer Resort Hbtcl ih America.
Two and One-Half Hours from Boston and New York.
OPEN JUNE 12TH.
located nt ono of tho coolest points on tbo coast, overlooking Lone Island
Sound nnd tho .historic Thames Iliver. , V
Special privileges granted by tho SIIENECOSSHTT COUNTftV CLUB lo hotot
guests, 18-bnlo course; elub houso llhest In country; International champion
ALEX SMITH, golf professional.
Hotel luxuriously furnished; card nhd music rooms, ballroom, largo orchestra:
octagon dining room, light nnd sunny ; exceptional service.
I'rlvato bath or running water In every sleeping room. Long Distance
Telephone In every room.
Spoits includo yachting, boating, deep sea fishing, bathing, motoring and
tennis
Tho famous Branford Farms maintained for supplying cream, milk, poultry,
vegetables 'and fruit for hotel.
H. D. SAXTONj Manager
New York Office, 303 Fifth Ave.
Also The Bellcvicw, Bctleair Heights, Florida.
WII.IMVOOI). N. .1.
WILmVQOH. N. J
AND
Ir?rSSSsHt3
CK-eTJHaMSPS ... -! m I
ISilliFsEA WILDWOOD
Rent that Cottage Right Aiioay
You will bo disappointed If you delay. This is going
to be Wlldwood's greatest season. Renters aro already
bbsy. The very cottage or apartment you will llko best
may bo rented tomorrow. Don't put it off. You will find
everything taken when you como down to rent later. For
full Information and beautiful booklet write today
J. WHITESELL, City Clerk, Wildwood, N. J.
3d
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CAPH aiAY. N. J. C'Al'13 MAY. N. J. ,
K-S "S$Und-TnuilUfDtauUtttHittcrui
m mag5t of American Beaches
CAPE MAYHOTELSWfe
.r3a.yN.
V;
New Mbclcrri Fireproof Resort Hotel, faclits
dlreactlvbn the Ocean
rMMMMr, pina,i,n,i,inh..rhlnihaworld Deeo sessnd Inland fishins.
BailioE, Motor boatlnir. Good sutomoblle roads. Col t. Tennis Direct train t erlce '
l"or bookine orralirenirnti; write or iilione V. D. l'AOU,
p. A. Wopd. Leiscc. Hotel Uurrlnaton. Hit UlililUon At N. Y. TcL3770 Murray Hill.
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maiFonn sfiuxos. i'A.
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HOTELNtBATMS
Due ot Amrrtca'a moat noteU
mountain resorts for thqe who
uiually go abroad. Wogntala
waters that rival Uarlenbail and
farlalmd Estate nf ROOO arrt.
12GG ft. above sea level. Golf, L-tM
tennis, riuins, Dowiinff ana nunc-lne-
ilodern hotel unexcelled cul
etn and service, Qarage. Good Eg
motor io.ms, x'ormai openmu june
1.(11. jvvn iiuav iur uiuiurisia.
M Q AYlntprinityiiU'nliifliinn, I'aiinltgqfli Bfl
HWAUTII.Mnui:. PA.
sTrSth HAVEN INN fgn
June 3
V . fll. CTUlIL.HUtfJt.
NOUn.MQNT, PAf- .
MOUNTAIN QOTTAap. at Nordmonf. Pa., par
j;.iiilfBmere. HiKhtst point tn renni I'liru
air. ttnts Hceneryi iuro water. Froes, lawn,
croquet courtn, lawn tennis. Kent IT3. tor
aeanon. ntepitgna, atit, mhu 4 mo niug.
AThANTK) CITV. N, J.
ATivVHVtC flT-l-Tr
"OMB
las Beta ieWs antiard
el nrviri ponifmi .npnuhl
ItAtfiEST FIRErroOTlin(f llOTIL iiiaaib
m
THLAHNOHeSOUTHOULOfTj
SMOrTOR'SKiiiKiffl
ATLANTIC C1TY.N. J.
abaiAH WHtrr. aona coMPArrV
VTTniir i.rrmi7iT nrT7iTTr'NT flUK-
iNiU itUXliliJ muuiuii proof.
rtrmont Ave and Heach. tatiaclty 850. Very
moderate rates for tbe comforts, appointments
and, table of. the largest hotels; S3 up daily;
special weekly; larse. cuoi ovean-view ruonis.
eto, Booklet.
M. L. l'AUl.KV. llsr.-
WocjrninHtPV Kv we, nr. Meaph, KleV
WeaimiliaiBl t0 BU hrvate baths, run.
water, i:: up aany. siu. up WKiy. u. unre.
HOTEL ARLINGTON jSff'CS?
Open all year. It. J. OSDORNE & aoN.
WILIHVOOB, Nj, J;
SHELDON HOTEL
re blocKt ocean view; capacity c
hot and cold water, rooms with
Entire block l ocean view, capacity 830
ulna hot and cold water, rooms wltn b;
en suite: elevators- uooKiet.
run-
ath and
n. 1 WOODS. OwnershlD ilanaicement.
EdgTston INK && &
room, pore ma i noteu lor excellent laws; wcue
.rvli-A ihrhuirtiout: tan. 150: coach meets
trains. BotkWt. J, ALUERT HAIUU8. I'rop.
Hotel wane js fars
Auto . meets trains.
I. F. HARltia.
CIIKLSat. . J.'
GLADSTONE
CHELSEA.. N. J,
Mlaa McOROARTT.
"' ' UCK.N t'lTY. W. J.
THE OCEANIC "
ilth and Wesley av A fe Baker owner k asr.
W nHARLES Fbrert SterUn:. Cor.
PV unAJMJw 8th & Oon, Ax,,. R
turnhihed re.iovat.d ijew mgt B HarrU.
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AVALON". KT
AVALON BY THE SEA
THR IDBAI. MOTORjCpflrO
HOTEL BALDWIN
.ifltriaWA1
K6 MHKsi.wnOT sn t
zoraiauoa b,s cociie iieui r&QO- s; isns, mier
vsarwa ilu, tut iiu i-n.i iruit ttwj.. tuav muM-
llBrvnAltti WATUlt OAI. fA.
wSfe'sSiKi'!: UK LA WAKE
wfSal WATKIt OA1
SS1iS&" I'ISN.VA.
A modern brick hotel, with a capacity ,or
400 EUests. It has steiih Mat. Bun pallors,
ballroom, orchestra, three clay tennis courts
hnsHmll uiamona.
GOLF
BATHING
BOATING
fishing
OAod ruatls, New carnse, pool, blulards,
shuWeboard und all amusements. It Is h-M
than half a mile from depot and near Bll
points ot Interest. The hotel Is noted for Its
home comforts, superior table and moderate
Auto buses from oUr own ttvery nUet all
trulns. Send for booklet.
I'. It. JOHNSON. I'rop.
THE NEW KITTATINNY
DELAWAHH WATUIl OAP. PA,
Now open, Only hlsh-class niodern hotel In
this famous reulon. Capacity B00, Eery tnM-
ern equipment; oxcepiiunai tuiaine. frcutn cucii.
Orchbstra. Uolf. tennis, tlshlnr. (tr. Cafe; and
"!"'
t,1
ly season rates: book
JOllN I'UltDy COl'B. 10 years of Water Oap
ertll. Il.irnirp.
Vet and auto maps mailed.
SLWLEH'OOP, N, II,
The Social & Scenic Centre of the
WHITE MTS.
MAPLEWOOD, N. H.
MAPLEW00D
HOTEL.
ColtagCs : Casino : IhH
OPEN JULY 1 TO UlTonEtt-. No HAT
FEVPH, INN NOW OPEN.
One Thousand Acre Park
18 Hole Golf Course
Unsurpassed. 6060 Yards.
Second Annual REGISTERED
Maplewood
Trap Shooting Tournament
July 3iJ to 8th, inclusive.
Daily Concert. Dattchig.
BooklD Onto for. Hotel. 1180 Brydwar.
New York ror Inn. Maplewood N- H.
LKON It. I'lI.Lty, 5lir.
YH1TB MOtKTAINS
WHffE MOUNTAINS
NEWPROniEHOffiE
TWENTi COTTAO.E3. ,OJE JULX 1ST;
Accommodations (dr 450 OnMts,
, Catering !, wh wbb a. omuir Koe
a a, tewri tatbred with a rUshlt at Mks
bUhe.t order. OK IpEAL TOUR. JMns SMM,
UoU. & HE&'F, fro.
tsoomns- i"nc. ti.. a Ksa.,
HOTEL YCNBOHE. BtWtpST
e-icli "iiAVx'Krj,
IWsKCft WMB