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THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE TIMES, SUNDAY, AUGUST 4, 1015. News of MountaSe it ream amid. hore GONNEAUT LAKEGRDWD FISHING AT THE KING'S WATERS IN WINDSOR PARK. ENGLAND I SIC WEEK I Wilson. Mrs.

A. F. Schwerd. Mr. sr.d Mrs.

iS LIVELY M. Burgc-yine ard family. Mr. and Mrs. A.

R. Greenoo.1 and laraily. Air. and Mr. A.

Rniph. George t- Kalph. JlKs Har riet V. P.alptt Mr G. Kuhn.

-Mrs. It. M'-Clure. N. Ai.

Hoimes. panr spangler. Mr. and Mrs. B.

PATRONIZED SIXTH SECTION PAGE FOUR. Lake, Seas Resorts SPOURTD PR Nb Fl NE SUCCESS w-rili. Al Gree Hall-Mrs. G. Gardrwr Wyman.

the Misses Mary. Flcren-e and Jar. Wyman am! Gartner Wvman. Mr. W.

and daughter Elizabeth, A. W. Smith, n. Uaekett, Miss Ella Watson. Pittsburgh; WITH PLENTY SEASHORE FOR AT LIE i Mrs W.

s. Hackett of At the Lakeside Miss Mary c. Hays. John Roland J. Hadley and family.

Ir haries and Dr. Mary f.lr.n. Mr. ami Mrs. H.

H. Howard and -family. Mr. i r- tirstnrt. Gv-rge AV.

Benkart. ESTS IK Lienkart, Misses Bessie ana ar Mrs. A. W. Smith and Jane Smith.

Dr Mary E. Irwm and Mist Ktina M. Shaw. RECREATION Fishermen to Be Given Certificates as to Weight and Length of Catches. Fair and Races and Then Week of Wild Life League.

French Band Most PopularSummer Schools to Open Second Term. LOCAL PEOPLE THERE WHITE MOUNTAINS. P.P.KTTON- OOnS. X. Aug.

-The i.ainiiins of Ausust has brought throngs o. I-euple t- the Whit" Mountains, where t.i low temperature, smooth rotuts and cool breezes make touring bv- automobile delightful. Mrs. A Ivan P-nkey ot Philadelphia, formerlv of Pittsburgh, is at the Mount Washington Hotel a llrelton Woods with Miss and Miss Mary Curran. Reulien tloidstcin of Pittsburgh Is in Bethlehem.

N. at the Howard House. Or. and Mrs. C.

S. Kerr ot Kmlenton and Miss Hattie Ploan and Miss Cordelia Weir of Pittsburgh are at the Mount Washington at Rretton Woods. Mr. and Mrs. W.

W. Smith of Pittsburgh will arrive at the Mount Wasiiinston this week. also Thomas Hackett and Mis Col. Hon. Claud Willoughfoy of London is shown inspecting pulled out of the King's preserves.

some fine fish that they ALONG THE NEW JERSEY SHORE It. E. Pawl. Miss M. G.

Forman. T. I'apets, M. W. Chaulis.

Mrs. F. J. Church. M.

B. Goldberg. A. Ester. Miss Miriam Campbell, ilr.

and Mrs. F. H. Cunningham. AV0N-BY-THE-SEA.

A VOX- V-T HE-SEA. N. J. Auff. A whist party for the Tied Cross was well attended.

A Pittsburgher, Mrs. R. O. Quinn. won a prize.

Leonard Smith of Pittsburgh arrived with Mrs. ymith and two sons, liar-old and Waiter. A dance tonight at the Country Club was attended by Kdna Bens. Marie Huebner. vlrace alters and Ksther Miiier of PittsburRh.

Miss Lillian Lawrence, ajerd IT, of Pittslmrgh is one of the leit swimmers seen here tltis Arrivals at A on Jim include lien ia-min r. Miller. Ml Kthel Miil-T, OorTfthy liradlev; SIr. 'I'lioniiiri Pa Impf and an.t Mrs. li.

IH-'arr ot Pi: Kii-'kiiiliain and Jchn Thorp. Mi-s Thurp Chari.s Thrnt cf OCEAN GROVE. OPKAX GROVE. N. A us.

tr. C. Swabow of Harrisburg. Pa. aiTi thin week to visit Mr.

and Mr.1-. J. K. Baker of New York. He will speak at educational meetings.

Mrs. A. C. Ilirner and Miss H. H.

Hirner of New Castle, ar here at the Ouilford House, At the Wl'minpton are Oeoreo Fix, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Fey, Vernon G.

Fey, Arthur W. Fey and Mrs. William B. Bachman, all of Hazleton. Pittsburghers at the ueborn House have been augmented by the arrival of Fred Schutz, Harry Jones of Mlnersviiie.

Pa. an! rs. S. J. Schultz of Pittsbursh.

Mrs. I. Schoon-maker of Pittsburgn arrived at the Ocean Avenue House. Mr. and Lee W.

HowWl and Mrs. James Ahrens arrived from Pittsburgh at the Insklp Houe. SEASIDE PARK. PARK. Aug-.

ieopl have arrive! here during the last few days, including Mrs. Arthur 1. Miliar of Pittsburgh an i her J.snfi ivi Allen and dauhter Marguerite and Katharine. Mr. and Ivolert Kltthen of I'itts-liurgh are at the St.

Charles Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. C. L.

Carroll of Pittsburgh opened a bungalow and entertained Milton Gra- ham of Philadelphia. Mn and Mrs. Marvin i A. Sy-aulOing of Pittsburgh and daughter Virginia axe Ruests of Mr. and Mrs.

W. H. Mi St-niplf. Mr. and Mt a.

J. Mercer Davis of art-rlvei. Mrs. J. H.

torch and Ida Ptorch of Pittsburph are puests here of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph G. Kndes of Nw York. Mrs. James Parker of Pittsburgh is visiting Mrs.

Albert W. Walton here. ASBURY PARK. ASBURY PARK, X. Alls'.

McCann of ZanesviUe, arrived at the Fcnimore Hotel. The Pittsburgh colony here was well represented at a patriotic "Sing." Mrs. L. H. Bischoil of Pittsburgh came to the Knickerbocker Hotel.

Montauk Hotel visitors held a launch party on Deal l.aite a few- nights ago. This was participated by Pittsburghers at the hotel, including Miss Edna Kearns. Miss I.saboi Madrus, Miss Marjory Mauser. Miss Marie Miller, Janet Pqrfcs, Miss I-'lorvr-t-e Cozine. Marie Kirb--.

Miss Kulh Marks and Mist Kaihryn L. Kt Mnciy. llrst t.mf- yes- ti.e A-iniry Park ba-y i'l f. 1 liis sun--n-t-r ti.v ii- -he is C. .1, l.a--.' of v.

h.i cMrr.pl-lc i iter sim-e to Asiiuiy t'aric. 1'itisv-uch i-)lk who arrived this week at iiio Columbia are Mr. and Mrs. Waiter P. Miliar.

1 oroti.y Miller. Vc-rn-m Cook. Blanche Thedfi.rd. Elaine Thedtord and Mr. and Mrs.

E. C. Tlirail. Arrivals from Pittsburgh at Asbury hotels include: New Tenney Mrs. C.

G. Ackrrman. Or. and Mrs. A.

J. KtrlckVr. 5Iiss Slay Simms, 5fiss Ruth Barker, Miss Genevieve Slmms, W. H. Skillma, N.

Straus, William J. Willis. 1.. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs.

George W. 5IcFad-deu. Mr. and Mrs. M.

J. Scott. Montauk E. M. Durkin, J.

M. Tecrey, M. Kisold, N. L. Preston.

W. F. Hart. Miss R. F.

Marks. Mrs. E. J. Rvan.

Miss Marie Cancura. H. C. Rounds, L. M.

Kirny. M. A. Kelly. K.

Wright. Miss E. E. Back. C.

S. Wright. Miss Anna O'Shea. St. James Georcre Hayton.

F. J. Ocido. George Mailiday, Ensign and 51rs. L.

Woesselhoft. J. O'Kceft'ee. Alfred Mackin. Robert Thorp-.

Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Krestal, Maj.

and Mrs. A. K. Coles, A. L.

Cartier. Louis Habish. A. M. McCoy.

Mrs. L. Lottus. Iat'avrte 51r and Mrs. I.

E. Fuller, Mr. an.l Mrs. F. Weber- A.

Mr. an-i Mr. Given P. Murphy. Wiiiiam Hutnteg, Miss Rene Wolit, Mrs.

IT." M. Arnold. L. Frtelai-der. Frederick Fuller.

E. J. Grady. Mrs. A.

Kevin. N. G. McClaun. Monterey George H.

Far-rlngtmi, Lieut, and Mrs. V. C. Suggo. Mr.

and Mrs. J. F. F. J.

Alueruian. R. Robinson. C. W.

Redman. G. H. Wells, Mrs. J.

J. Fagan. Miss Anne Fagan. T. Holilngsworth.

George Walsh. Mr. and Mrs. II. Johnston.

Buckingham II I. Hull. Mr. and Mrs. J.

E. Hoggins, Miss 1. Hoax-iand. Miss l.cla Stillman, Mr. and Mrs.

K. W. Esi-ent. John S. Storm.

Miss Alma Cook. Mrs. Alexander Eagles, L. Leidner. C.

E. P.rendt. X. A. Brown.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gaden. Mr. and Mrs.

C. E. Cassldy. Feni-rnoreMiM Marv O'Hara. Or.

J. MiS3 Edna Graffe, Miss Anna Cooper, Mrs. Exjlainel ffifTtie WHAT TO OCEAN CITY. OTEAX CTTV, Aup. 3 This resort j- tilling with August visitors and ail hotels report good business.

Fome houses are turning away. Fish began bitinR: again this wpfk. The war pageant of-Ailied nations was joiib of the most interesting: ever sorn lirre for the Rel Cross. Sen Mt-i rame from Pittsburgh to- take part in- the program nui has a nf ransre. Fi.hrmen an1 in in1 surf i.as! toiis'nrmifni at Aury lark Satur-ia.

Auu't IT. bpiwofn Irti1 ciiii city nv-1 i'ark lisjiing tU -i fr lie 0'taii City The itiun itonshijt Institute hrl.l in iie on Hie rsmjt prnuuds hore fruni to September 1 urulr tho auspits of the Natiunal Uefurni Association of Pittsburgh, of which Or. Jams Martin is president. F. A.

Neu mor.i of Fittsburgh is a visitor. SEA GIRT. SEA GIRT, X. X. Fatutdar night Imps at the Tremont are attended by several Pittsburgh people here, including Miss Ailce McGeagh, Mis Ruth MeGeah and Miss Harriott McGeagh.

Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Johnston and Howard Johnston of Pittsburgh arrived at the Beach House by motor.

Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Geyser of Pittsburgh arrived at the Tremont with Edgar Matthews.

Miss Mildred C. Tlndeil of Pittsburgh joined her aunt. Miss Elaine D. Tmdell of Philadelphia. Mr.

and Mis. Frederick J. Arlington and daughter Fredericka of Wheeling, W. canit, to Sea Girt to visit friends at the Tremont Hotel. POINT PLEASANT.

POINT PLEASANT, X. X. Aup. 3 -One the principal event was a Red Cross hatt held at PineBluff In Wednesday night. The hotel provided the ballroom and refreshments and dance cards which 50 young women pad a dollar each for and sent in a bunilie to amp Mr.

Frank Watnwrisht of Pittsburgh presented to the Point Pleasant Methodist Church a laiga American tlag last Sunday. from Pittsburgh at the include Mr. and Harry K. Beck, Miss Mabel IX T'eok and Ralph Peck. Charles IX Binsham of PittsburRh arrived at the New Carleton Hotel.

Wir.field B. Hunt arrived at the Leighton. Gazette "ft Days Made Picnics Water Parties Verv Popular. RESORT GAINS FAVOR i t.f5rsciL Tklbgeam i- Th Tiuis CAMBRIDGE SFRIXGS, Aug. o.

A hot summer sun suggesting ai-tnost too much warmth for comfort is the one thing that sets th- i ball of real summer activities rolling at Cambridge Springs, and as th, days have been hot both last weelc and tltls the- sports of vacation days-have been more fully inaugurate, 1 than at any previous time this summer. Picnics and water parties been popular and have served to entertain the many young folk wlu are now here. Golf and tennis ar. played with much enthusiasm and both old and young take part. Guests at the Highland Hotel entertained at a delightful party on Friday evening with visitors from the various hotels.

Dancing and .1 buffet supper were attractive features. Miss Ruth LeFevre oT Pittsburgh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey LeFevre, former residents of Cambridge Springs, is here with, relatives. Miss Helen Mutter of Pittsburgh is passing a vacation period with Mrs.

Roy Whipple at her home in North Main street. The following persons from various points were guests of the week at the two leading hotels: Hotel Riverside. Mr. and Mrs. J.

C. Swindell, M- A. 1. HaHner. Mr.

and Mrs. Kenn'' Raymond Kennv. j. Mr. and Mrs.

It. I A. W. Rolwrtson. Mr, and Mrs, 1..

son. John s. Iji, Mr i lei r. and Mrs. J.

F. 1,1. t--. Kdward K'ress. and MrV vwimira Carlisle.

Mr. and 4. V. Hursci" Mr and Mrs. y.

j. Voilmer. John 1 Mc- uiyrl li- Hay' Mrs- K' Shaahan. MUs Evelyn Sharahan. Mr.

and Mrs. children. C. ofordt. TV.

and five- nd Mrs. OIi J. HOiU-r. Harold and Emma Holler, Mrs. A'kens Mrs.

W. H. iIins. Mrs. Mrs.

A. O. Eee. A. J.

Mason tn 2UU Mr: "nd Mrs- l- a- William Mi. P. B. Lee. Mr.

and Mrs. Oliver Al! f'- H- A. H. Jennings. Mr.

and Mrs. T. J. Holmes. Mr.

and E. O. ilcEean, Mr. and Mrs. H.

J. Kenned Mr. and Mrs. A. U.

Hayes. Mrs. 1 toodwir. Mrs. r.

0. Poster- Misses aIa, VI and Alice C. Foster, o. F. Laeev, Pittsburgh: "n' Tarentuio; -Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. Jack rafton; Mr and Mrs. W.

H. Johnson. Sou; tt Rrownsvllie: Charles P. Orr. l.eechburg; Mrs r- D.

P. Larimer, Mrs. Anna R. Weimer, Newton: Mr. and Mrs.

John E. Long. a Avon; Miss Barbara Moulger. Monongahela; Mr. and Mrs.

tieorge H. Foerle. Brown. H. R.

Connetl. Mr. ami Mrs. E. Barnes.

Tarentum; Mr. and Mrs -worth. Mr. and Mrs. H.

Heasle. 1- T- ordon. Emlenton: Mr. and Mrs. c.

1 Ruff. Robert Melntyre. Miss Marv K. Rt ib. Butler; Misses Katbertne and Hilda Schmir Miss Eoretta Byrne.

Sharon: H. D. New Castle: Miss Lucy H. Clancey. Mi tlertrude Bauer.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Collin-; Bradford; Misses Eleanor and Martha Lou" Hh'rt A- Walker. Charles Mr.

and Mrs. R. E. Knt llah. Miss Daisy Ray.

John R. Ixmdon. Cir.e V. Sistersviile. W.

a. Steubetrcille. Miss Margin: Kelly. Mrs. M.

Lt. Reddlngton. Youngstowo O. Mr. and Mrs.

F. F. Bentlev. Warrei, O. M.

L. MttcheHtree. Sharon; Miss -i. -Intte A. Masters.

Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Oloth Erie: John McPhcrson.

Monongahe'a Bosien, Aharon. Hotel Bartlett. R. B. Forster.

W. C. Coyle Mia Minn-Kelly. J. a.

Weisbaum, Mrs. C. J. Denniu Mr. and Mrs.

John G. Rupp. O. B. Hone Elmer B.

Parker, George MiUser. Miss Ro McClatchey, w. C. Gormer, Mr. and Mi E.

M. Chambers, Thomas Howard. King, L. Brandt. Mr.

and Mrs. W. Mill Miss Ruth Mills, Mr. and Mrs. W.

E. Fof Mr. and Mrs. Frances R. Harbison.

Mis Harbison. Mrs. A. V. Voeeley.

Miss Cjtther ine Louis. Miss Voegley. Mrs. Kate 1- -Ginms, Ft MeGinnis. Peter O'Neill.

Meade. Mr. and Mrs. J. A.

McGhee. Ja- McGhee, Mr. and Mrs. j. Burton.

A. Wyley. Pittsburgh: Mr. and Mrs. M.

W. Heilman. Miss Sarah Grant, Tarentam- It ln'in- W- H. Barclay. Wiiiiam M.

Buhl, Dr. John A. Boale, Vandergrifi Kenneth Babbitt. Beaver: Mr. and Mrs MrCandleas.

Itcaver Kalis; Mr. and sir-' Lawrence M. Sebrir.g. Beaver; T. J.

Hoffniai aynesburg: E. Ij. Irwin, L. M. Rupert I-' D.

Beers, Mr. and Mrs. I B. Reno. Miss Reno, Jda Schultz.

Evans Citv; Pai 1 M. Flick. Kittarminjs; S. bonnei Homestead; Charles F. Kieim, Miss Emnii.

Prather, Wilkinsburg; Mrs. M. C. Wad-dell. Beaver; Miss Margaret Saul.

Jain.s Mohr, Thomas Howard, Pittsburgh; William Vber, New- Castle; Miss Laura Lai -ey. Titusville; Albert Brandhurst, J. D. Le T. H.

Flanders. Titusville; D. J. Alexander! Corrj Miss Vera Huey, Mercer: Job 1 Kerns. James Kearns, Greenville- Miss Barber.

Oil City; George R. Sweetl Union City; Miss R. Peideman, Miss Josephine Sei-i-eman. Miss Ethel W'olz. Oil City L.

Rupert, D. D. Burns. Mr. and Mrs.

1: Reno, Miss Reno. Mr. and Mrs. A. Lair-i Mrs.

E. J. Denning, Miss Margaret Sautter! Mrs. Charles Sautter. Mr.

and Mrs. Skmner. Mr. and Mrs. L.

Truit, S. J. Ferguson, H. L. Gebhardu Erie; Miss Beulah Ba: -ey.

Mi Julia Ferguson. Parkersburg. W. Miss Mary ti. Maloney.

Wheeling. W. Va. Earl Backwood. Mr.

and Mrs. it. W. Staiil, Youngstown; Mrs. Chariea K.

Erie; R. E. Larson, Zanesville. Mr. an 1 Mrs.

A. R. Ostner. Osmer. Franklin; Mr.

and Mrs. A. H. Reese. S.

L. Sturgeon. AlliaO-e. Mr. and Mrs.

W. J. Mead. Mr. and Mrs.

A. G. Janp. Youngstown; Mr. an 1 Mrs.

X. F. Osmer. Franklin; Mr. and Mrs.

R- G. Perry. Miss Sarah McNutt. East Liverpool. O.

Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Harris, Mea i-ville.

KENNYWOOD PROGRAM. Westinghouae Band Promise Big Concerts Today. Kennywood Park, in the height 'f tine of the greatest seasons, continues to draw enormous crowds to the daily 1-icnics and evening dances. The pant will t.e open this afternoon and tonight, when all the attractions be running full and Joe directing the Westinghouse Airbrake Company band, will furnish, the concerts. Mr.

Xirella promises to give the best and most popular program be has ever furnished tlrem today, consisting of patriotic, classical and popular music. Tomorrow and Friday nights there will be dancing in the big pavilion directed by Jack Wartaman, th dance ki'ig. with a splendid orchestra furnishing the muc. There will als.a be dances each night, except Sunday. Soldiers in uniform are admitted to the dances, free.

Picnics and dances for the we-k are as follows: Monday and Friday nights. Jack Wartaman's Jazz dances. Wednesday, Wilkinsburg Citizens' Association community picnic. Hot and VISITORS FROM HERE Sl-ECLIL TBLEfiElM TO THE GAZETTE TVIE CHAUTAUQUA, X. Aug.

3. Music week in Chautauqua has len an even preatt-r success than expected. The enthusiasm generall manifest over the French military hanl exceeds anything Chautauqua lias known for year. The rrv sic has been 1 The members of the band do talk Knglish, hut are deltshted to tall; French with anyone who will nasmuch as the musical director here does not knowf French, an4 the rehearsals are conducted with volunteer Interpreters, some amusing situations develop. At the cottages where the members of the band are staying, too, many of the waitresses know no! French, but the Frenchmen seem to set their wants satisfied just the same, and are delighted with Chau- tauqua.

They leave here Saturday, spemlingrs the week-end at Niagara Falls, and groing on to Canada. Tho second term 'f the summer schools opened this week. Next week will see the opening of the second term of the National Service School for Women. Many of the women will stay for the. next term.

The Chautauqua program next week will be devoted to "Uncle Sam at War." Monday will be Federation Day; Tuesday, Old First Night; Wednesday, Denominational Day; Friday, Food Administration Day. Dr. George E. Vincent, chancellor of Chautauqua Institution and president of th Rockefeller Foundation, and John D. Rockefeller, cf New York City, will be attractions'.

The flrst xhit-f inn of Ui" sra-on I hPLl Keiloee llH tliiK wof-U. kil-t Mr. K. of rMi-Hiurgti is 1isiiying tine work. Maj.

H-U-n Henny or' l-ittshurgh vas a dt-lega'e from thf- National Service Softool to a meeting or uie motor corps wi Kutfaio this week. Mrs. .1. K. Kohlnson of Oil City hs been electe.1 vice president and Mrs.

T. Jeff Dun-can of WaRtiinpton second vice president of the Methodist Association. At the social hour at the Methodist House this week Mrs. W. R.

(Gallagher of Smith Mills and Mrs. John H. Jliller ot Pittsburgh were on the recetvlng committee. Miss Pearl Patterson of Mercer heloed serve. Miss Janetts E.

Wright of Pittsburgh was chairman of the entertainment committee for the social hour at the. Fresbyterlan House. Among, others on the committee were 3-itss K. Mcjunkin, Pittsbursh Miss Anna McClay, f'raftoii: Miss Margaret Cubbage, Pittsburgh; i Mrs. Avaion: Miss Ka-herine McFar- lane.

Pittsburgh: Mrs. John filllesple, Pitts- i lufi gh. In the, receiving line of Presbyterian miniterH an-1 wives were the Rev. and Mrs. Frank (irandstaff, Avaion.

i Mrs. K. Uircs Brown and Mrs. Blanch Wsick of McKeestwrt were In charge of arrangements for the Baptist social hour. In tile receiving line were lr.

Isaac N. Hlggs, Pittsburgh, aal It. 1.. P.iggs. McKeesport.

Miss Ambler Fitzsimons of Coraopolis has been a member of the program committee. Missionaries' Club. Pennsylvania delegates at the C. S. C.

rally dav Saturday were: Mrs. C. SelJe.r-man, uii City: Mrs. T. R.

Huffman, Waynes-1-urg; Mrs. Yivia P. Stewart. Charleroi: Miss Alice ilriflin. North Kast Miss Flora, Jones.

Mrs. J. 11. Boyer. Miss F.ila M.

Miller. Mrs. D. C. iliss Virfrlnia ijiwrence.

Mo-. nonKahcla: Mrs. iieck. Miss Aura C. Law.

i'unxsutawncy. Mrs. J. J. Matthews of Pittsburgh has been made a Ifto member of the Chautauqua Woman Club.

Mrs. O. 3f. Allcrton of Pittsburgh as on the welcoming committee thts week. Contributors include Mrs.

Margaret McKelvv. Pittsburgh: Mrs. W. H. Alexander, Monongahela; Mrs.

I N. Iteck. Punxsutaw-liev: Mrs. W. H.

Siviter. Pittsburgh. -Mrs. J. H.

Christy of Pittsburgh with friends from' Bern us Point came to to visit. Mr. and Mrs. James Rayhurn and son of Peck avenue. I Or.

and Mrs. T. M. Allison of Klttanning are visiting their daughter, Mrs. K.

C. Monks. lr. 1. W.

Gerwig spent the week-end with his family at the Muneie. Pittsburgh Arrivals. Pittsburgh arrivals Include Miss Harriet Aiken at the Muneie, Letitia and Elizabeth Flocker. Mrs. K.

W. liean, Miss Abl Ache-son, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Benner, Sam uel K.

GUI. Miss Frieda Piaine, Miss laura lilaine, Edward an-1 Howard Blaine, Mrs. .1. K. Boolyer.

Katherine and Nancy Roolyer, Mrs. M. A. Hanion, James R. U.

Hanlon. Rosemary and Martha llar.toti. Mr. Anna A. Given, Master William Kennedy iliven.

Mrs. .1. S. Muth. Anthony De Muth.

Mr. and Mrs. P. Ctxk and family, ilr. and Mrs.

William O. Hurt, Charles H. dough. Miss 1 Anna Carter. lxui J.

Carter. Mrs. Janet M. Hare. Miss Margaret Hare, Mr.

and Mrs. St. H. Harper, Samuel Knox Harier, Mrs. Clar- ence Ingram, ciarence Ingram.

Rotert 1 Ingram. C. K. Johnston, Mrs. W.

W. Knotts, Master Hilly Knotts. Ilr. and Mrs. James 1.

Johnston. H. Paul Jahnston, Mrs. J. H.

Han- I nigan. Mrs. M. K. Johnston.

Miss Anna If. Hasley, C. K. Johnston, Martha J. M- Combs.

W. F. Knox. Katherine L-oudermilk, Miss Rose McClatchey. Mrs.

Hattie Mclaren, I H. O. Peoples, Miss Sarah Metcalfe, Mrs. G. A.

Quarts, Fred A. Richards. "Mrs. Emelle Reich, Mr. and Mrs.

James Al. Russell, the I Misses Caroline and tlertrude Russell, Mrs. I tieorge W. Smith, Annie tt. Young, Mrs.

W. n. Troutman, Mrs. 1. A.

Stevenson, the Rev, and Mrs. B. P. While. J(rs.

Carrie U. Zltz-man, Mrs. Howard It. Swearer, the Misses Pansy, Mario and Viniet Troutman. Mrs.

ilcorge Frqulmrt. Miss R. Veech, Mrs. i .1. l.

Wallace. Mary J. Wallace, Alma Williams. Asptnwall Mrs. I.aura A.

Harbinsnn. Misses Frances and Kleanor Harbison, at the Mun-cie; Mr. and Mrs. R. R.

Mill-r, at the Mosey. ltellevue Mrs. W. R. Rodgers, Jr.

liraddock Mrs. John Hanna, John Hanna and Charles M. Hanna. Coraopolis John D. Hamilton, Howard McCoIe.

McKeesport Mrs. F. Cousin. Martha Cousin. Mrs.

I.aura B. Ilammond, JMisues Ada, Emma ana Marie Power. Dulvois Mr. and Mrs. Silas K.

Xarr. tireensburg Miss lonora Beck. Eicher. I'riscilla and Elisabeth Jami son, Mrs. ri.

I.ogan Waltham, Elizabeth Wai- i tham. Clarion Mrs. .1. IS. P.ei k.

Charleroi Mrs, Vivla P. Stewart. Beaver 1-ena M. Haninioii.l. Mrs.

A. Tt. Mctlrew. I.oita lirowrsvllle Arthur ilec. 1 cpml-ridge SpringsMrs, Fenton King.

Mrs. C. C. 'au atre, Kenneth l.j:an 'an Matrc, Mrs. W.

A. Miller. Mrs. 11. Turner.

Putler Mrs. C. D-wilt llradpn. R. M.

I.o-j gan. Mrs. R. 11. Piilow, at the Indiana; tier- trude Vance.

i Neu- Krtghton Harry Rrutin. taroline Bruhii. Mi s. .1. r.

Rruhii. Isabel Donaldson. Nw Castle Mr. and Mrs. J.

F. Haney. 1 H. Hlce. Mr.

and Mrs. A. W. Roy- nolds. Chester.

Paul and Esther Renyolds, i Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Harry.

Mrs. Harry Sunn- tags. A. E. and family.

At Point Chautauqua. Pittsburghers at tlie Point are Mr. an 1 Mrs. c. Cook and family.

Mr. and Mrs, and family, E. T. Whiter, Mrs. K.

r-1. I -r. Wallace, Mrs. Mrs. Jen Ivlnson.

Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Culbertsoii.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fry. Mr. and Mrs.

Henrv I'ry. Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Mrs. Fred Walker and Mr.

Little of are xisiiing Mrs. T. 'I'he season opened at P.iiir. Chaiitamtuj with a t-o-'ill for tile Red Cross. Eliu-ie-lli and FHir.s and Miss Tenner lied ehnrge of a bootil at tile en! i an--' of Point Mr.

Roland J. Hadley and ills two sons. Mr. Kikins. Elizabeth WiNon.

Robert Hii-kett. ilardner and Jane man vera pit tsburgher a pl-nlc at Hogsi-aok. At tiie Inn are A. K. Hutchinson, C.

Me. and Mrs. William Tcets. Mis? Madeiame Tcels, Miss Mary Teets, lr. and Mrs.

J. M. Tliorne. Howard Reine-man, Robert Tt-alnerd. Miss Alice Relneman, Mia.

William iiaik-, Mrs. Jolin Logan SALMON TAKING HOOK Telf.am to Ths. Ga7et'K Time. EXPOSITION PARK. COKXEAfT LAKE, Aug.

3. One of the hardest rain, wind and electric storms that has struck here in a number of years, brought the coolest weather of the season during the past week. This cut off the bathing to some extent and turned attention 1o golf, tennis, rowing and dancing. The hotels and cottages are all well filed with stayers. The demand for cottages is greater than at any time during the history of this resort.

The following Pittsburgh people are at the Holta cottage. Shore Acres, for a two-week's outing: Mr. and Mrs. L. T.

Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. it. F. WilHams.

Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Faw-.

eett, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Miss Phillis Stevenson, James Fawcett. Jack K.

Fawcett. William B. Williams, Liouise M. Williams, Joseph M. I.ehend.

W. B. Leit-hend, Elizabeth J. Leithead. The following Pittsburgh people are guests this week: Mr.

and Mn. Lewis W. McCoy, John Stevens 'and P. II. Johnson.

The Conneaut Lake fair and races the test week in August will be the b'g attraction. Ten thousand dollars in premiums will be given for exhibits, which will be paid in. Liberty bonds and War Savings Stamps. A $50 Liberty bond will be given away each day. The program committee of the Wild Life League, which holds its state convention here the first week in September has now heard from every member of the committee and there will be over $3,000 ottered in pyvt-ial tri.es.

The first day of the meet will ie one of the big days of the week. Tho Kepublican candidate 'for governor, William C. Sproul, will be the speaker. The labor unions of this ection will give a special program, -t being Labor Day. Trap shooting ommences on Monday and dog trials Tuesday.

Pittsburgh People Here. W. S. Haddock, sheriff of Allegheny county, and family, of Pittsburgh, are at their cottage at Shore Acres for the season. Mr.

Haddock spends on the golf grounds. mayor of Cleveland, riends are registered ne.ait. r. J. Sarner of Pittsburgh, Mrs.

Louise Sarner and daugh-' ter are spending the summer on the East Side. Judge W. H. McGannon and Mrs. McGannon of Cleveland are registered at the Hotel Oakland.

The salmon have been taking the "hook this week for the first time this Nearly every fisherman Is "having good success. This fish is not a native, but has been stocked during the past 15 years. 5 Mrs. A. T.

Checkel and family of Pittsburgh, are at cottage No. 2S for the season. Mrs. J. Best and family of Fitts-.

burgh, have trken cottage No. 19 for the season. Mrs. A. G.

Simon and family of Pittsburgh, are at cottage No. 34. Miss Elmo Chestnut and party of "Greenville, have taken cottage No. 38 for the season. Mrs.

Mary E. Barn and family of Pittsburgh, are in camp here for the lummer. Mark Snidley and family of Pltts- 'burgh, are at the Coughlin apartment for the season. James Hyslop and family of Pitts-' burgh, have taken cottage No. 26 for August.

The Red Cross is taking in over $100 each Monday night at their dances. -i The Temple bank of Erie, which is one of tho largest and finest bands in the state, arrived today and will re- main over Sunday. This band is unique In two respects every member ia a Knigbi Templar and they never play for money. They will give concert tonight and one Sunday afternoon. The folowing guests are "registered 'at the hotels: Hotel Conneaut.

Herman SlegeL Frank Park. B. Andrews, E. Asher, W. Peiflnger, frank C.

Beer. Isidore Epstein, Mrs. C. K. Myres, Dorothy C.

J. Watts. J. Frlenburg, Arthur J. M.

K. Krlsger. W. M. Johnson, Louis Marcus.

Mr. anU Mrs. P. Irons, K. A.

Wright, Mr. and Mrs. H. Corlin, H. Kline.

W. H. Blnglor. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles .1. Hitter. Mr. and Mrs. Henry G.

Hetzel, H. J. Belt, N. Knight. Mr.

and Mrs. D. M. Davis. Wllda Davis.

8. A. Davis. Mrs. R.

M. Heath. Mary White. Mr. and Mrs.

James M. Hollander, Mr. and Mrs Samuel Hollander, William K. Graham, Mrs. O.

Horwil-wlck. Mr. and Mrs. George Hrltton, J. IT.

Hesley. Mrs. H. P. McCue.

Miss Mable Mrs. Margaret Shane. Mrs. L. M.

Reed. Mrs. Helen P. Dalieii. L.

P. O. J. Smith. George J.

Wraith. Charles K. Wine, Mr. and Mrs. W.

8. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. -Paul Hay.

Mr. and Mrs. E. Purler. Mr.

and Mrs. James Fillis. Albert Hartman. W. f.

Noah. H. I. Brigga, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph P. Arthms, Joseph I. Hytha, Mr. and Mrs. Mr.

and Mrs. Wataon, Joseph Ijevltt, Mrs. C. E. Brushman.

J. F. Bensttng, Wli- r)tam G. Burner. B.

R. Owens. Pittsburgh; Miss Jess Westlake. Alice Bland, E. Dickson, J.

K. Marshall. New Cast In; Mr. and Mrs. J.

M. Gee. Dot Russell. Florence Trosh. Mable Morris.

Carrie McKrlmbell. Ethel Gotham. Oil City; Mrs. Mary Franklin. Mtsa Maude.

Romick. Warreo, O. Made-Una Taylor, Dorothy Williams. West Middlesex: Mrs. Margaret Shafer.

Mrs. L. M. Jteed, Miss Margaret Read. Foxburg; Effie Donds.

Lyda Gardner. Butler: Paul Hick, Alexander Simons, (George C. Painter, C. T. N.

Painter, Kit tanning. Hotel Virginia. Morrlre Ftarsky, T. Abrams, G. A.

Stringer. M. Rourke. Mr. and Mrs.

O. W. Rich. Benjamin Levonaon. H.

H. Smith. Clara Jtarklns. Miss K. Bedel, Mrs.

Robert Braun, Mrs. W. II. Smith. M.

Gallagher, A. M. Gallagher. Mrs. H.

Gallagher. Mrs. Isabelie Adams. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Davis and two children, G. M. Williams. James R. Small and familv.

Frank N. Brown, R. Brown. Mr and Mrs. 8.

M. Butler. Mrs. John R. Price, Mr.

and Mrs. P. Q. Johnson, Samuel Hodges. Mary R.

Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Parker.

Pittsburgh; E. .1. Rritt. Praddock; F. Green.

William C. Thompson. Day. O. V.

Rice, Butler; Anna Van-Dusen. Thefesa Fraymor, Morris Kramer, Paul Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hodges.

Toutigstown; Mrs. C. Li. Stanton, Miss Stanton, Oil City. Hotel Ebnwood.

Mrs C. B. Arent and family. Mr. and Mrs.

J. H. Klnser, George Glsk. William F. Jang, H.

W. Karn. Harry Pane. Mr. and Mrs, C.

H. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Special to Tub r.MEs.J ATLANTIC CITY, N.

Aug. 3. Pittsburgh is to have large representation in the Boardwalk crowd of thei opening, August Sunday. 1 Newcomers have been pouring in. Pittsburgh fishermen will be able to prove their stories of big catches at the shore under a new plan of the Atlantic City Chamber of Commerce.

Officials are to issue certificates testifying to number ami weight of catches. Success of the twT fishing banks built last year as lures for food fifh has decided officials to start another artificial fishing ground closer to the beach. Proprietors of cabarets who sought to evade the recent edict against paid performers' as attractions, were checkmated by police officials, who have decided that the new law is valid against those who sell soft drinks and "near beers," as well as in tmart beachfront places where cocktails and highballs abound. Officials also caused another roundup of fortune tellers. War babies, born since the entrance of the United States in the struggle, are to have prizes and classes in the baby shows on piers.

The Marlborough-Blenheim. Mr. and Mrs. Henry O. Wasson arrived at trie Marlborouph-Blenhelm from Pittsburgh; alno U.

A. Kelly. of Pittsburgh, J. M. 1wkhart of Sewirklev, H.

A. Noble and J. It. Fawcott of Pittsburgh. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter H. Baker. u. Miller and Hompr Washington, Mr.

and Mrs. T. .1. Mulnm of Pittsburgh, Jfnkins find Uuiler. Mis of I-irs.

V. Kr-apv. 1J. Kikjpp. Aliss Kutlfvyn Kiin- anJ MnyiiM- ,1 Crair -f J.

s'i IVU-r -i'i S. Mi.llo!! 1 Mrs. If. of Mrs. ijige 11.

-r'i ni John liorln-an ol The Dennis. Hel-n Phillips and Miss G'ue Williams arrived at the Demiis from Pittslurgh; also Mr. and Mrs. F. c.

lickson of KuU-r, Mr. and Mrs. E. Rufile and Mr. and Mrs.

M. K. Fiannery of Pittsburgh. J. R.

Phea. Adam Keil. J. C. McQuiston, T.

F. Harnotk. C. Rand. F.

F. Riggall of Huntingdon and It. M. Sper-r, Mr. and Mrs.

C. Ellsworth 1'arker of Pittsburgh. At the Traymore. Mrs. Charles Harris came from Pittsburgh w-lth Miss Harris to the Traymore; also Mr.

and Mrs. K. K. Gardner. Mr.

and Mrs. George T. Ladd. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank A. Willison. W. McC'ombs, Mr. and Mrs.

E. A. Corbet. Mr. and Mrs.

A. H. Chandler. George Mr-llvalne. William J.

Morris, F. B. Morris. J. C.

Griffin, J. JT. Rodgers, James Robertson of Pittsburgh, Mr. and Mrs. Alson C.

Egsers -f Uniotitown, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Mr.

and Mrs. Wiillam and Miss Helen Metcalf. Air. and Mrs. H.

H. North, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence SaiKls. Mr.

and Mrs. F. W. burke. G.

A. C.o-imar. C. H. Korstei- C.

M. iiest, Mr. and John Todd of Huntingdon, Mr. and Mrs. Franr-is B.

Cohan. George H. Dunn. Mrs. A.

S. Mrs. lidwaj-d Donahoe of Gi-eensburg. Herman Wise of Brownsvllie and Wiiiiam C. Kruijer.

of Johnstown registered at the Grand Atlantic; also Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Rosenthal and Mr.

and Mrs. R. G. lie-Knight of Pittsbursh. S.

B. Taylor. D. J. Jackson.

Mrs. Maud Taylor and Mls Olive Taylor of Butler, Mrs. A. II. Lang of Pittsburgh.

Mr. and Mr-. E. P. Parker and MUs Parker of Pittsburgh are at the Biackstnne, also Edward Smith of Pittsburgh.

Mri. M. J. Barclay of Pittsburgh came to the Loraiue. Mrs.

I). R. Jenkins of Pittsburgh is entertaining Miss Grace Thomas at the Millr-r cottage. Mrs. Charies Euwiu lie.l of Fairmont came to the Alamac.

also Miss Alicia a. Guthrio of Pittsburgh. H. F. Cable and Mtss Marie Gable Pittsburgh are at lite Rait-ish, also Mrs.

A. W. Orr. W. H.

Warwick an-1 Mrs. M. K. Hawkins an-J liura Hawkins of Pittbur. Mr.

an-l Mrs. F. II. Murphy arrived at the Netherlands from Butler. Mrs.

J. Comer is at the Strand with Mrs. W. R. Ellis ot Geneva, O.

Lieut. J. T. Byrnes registered from Pittsburgh at the. Strand, also M.

A. Speer. Mr. and Mrs. John McCiaren, Mr.

and Mrs. II. L. Dixon of Pittsburgh and Mr. and Mrs.

G. H. Campbell of Warren. Mrs. H.

F. Bachelor arrived at the Wells-boro with Mrs. C. l. Sturm of Clarksburg.

Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Loughner arrived al the Kentucky from Pittsburgh.

Mr. an-1 Mrs. W. II. Wciuel entertained Mr.

and Mrs. James Murdock ot Homestead at the Mrs. J. W. Hartman Is here with Ruth Hartman and Wiley Hartman.

Mr. and Mrs. a. S. Bond came to the Bosco-hel from Warren.

K. J. Sinnott and Arthur H. JUison registered from Pittsburgh at tli De Viiie. Mrs.

A. tt. Mash of Pittsburgh is at the New Clarion. and Mrs. J.

Kennedy Irwin arrived at the Wiltshire from Pittsburgh. Ruckel, C. I Bru-st. Mr. and Mr.

Clair Mertes, J. H. Tood. Ada Drake, Pittsburgh; Mr and Mrs. F.

H. Johnson, W. Russell. Cleveland; Mr. and Mrs.

A- Grain. Turtle Creek; Mr. and Mrs. A. F.

Linel. Miss Lu---rtta, Greenville: Mr. and Mrs. II. L.

Msar. Mr. and Mrs. W. Sonsicker.

M. Iels-el, R. C. Karnes. J.

J. Dunlcvey. James Meg-ar. Butler; F. Hancock family.

Car-rick; W. M. Morrow. Mrcer; Barbara Herbert. R.

J. Eudo and party. Carnegie; Mrs. R. O.

Tearick. Wllkinburg; C. Purviancv Wsyne Corneius. Fred Ooerf-er Fred Sherk. Beaver Falls: Gol'ile Rusk-ln.

Carnejrto: Ida Lvnlne. Mone-wn Mr. and Mris. J. 51.

JLarks, Hotel Oakland. Mr. and Mrs. George L. Rneider.

ilr. an-1 Mrs. M. Asiunca 1. Mr.

and Mrs. R. It. Hutchison, Mr. Mrs.

George Hayes. Sir. and Mrs. George Hayes, Mr. and Mrs.

James Thompson. Mr. an 1 Mrs. J. W.

Knoits, Fred Hamniersch.nl'it. Miss Grace Gourlcy. Mrs. R. Hagan, th Misses R.

and M. lielle, Mr. and Mrs. J. Morgan.

Miss Haxel Cohen. Mr. and Mrs. F. C.

Crote. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Mr.

and Mrs. Ray S. Judd. Miss E. O'NbII.

William Murray, Mrs. J. Trlmile. Banjamin F. Kellnere, Mr.

and Mrs. .1. O'Rfll'y. J. J.

Donelley. Mr. and Sirs. N. J.

Vadaroux. Mrs. W. F. 5IcCuliough and son, Mr.

and Mrs. W. H. Weaver. Mr.

and Mrs. O. R. Itemanly. Fred Vollner.

E. F. Nestor. Mr. and Mrs.

C. W. Shtnna. C. Barns.

E. J. Huckestrin. Geltv, Pittsburgh; Mr. and Mrs.

I Keck, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Miller.

Greenville- Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Mertens.

Mr. and Mrs J. C. Seigel, Erie: Mr. and Mrs.

F. J. Milne. Rraddi-ck; Miss Margaret Baker. Miss McCarthy, Miss Ruth Peavco.

Sharon; C. S. Robinson. K. G.

Robinson, P. H. LePeau. N. X.

LePeau. Warren. O. 5fr. and Mrs.

Thompson Bradshaw. Ambri ige: G. E. Gross, S. Gross, J.

K. Campbell. F. S. Armour, oiassport; Mr.

and Mrs. G. I Snelder, Mr. and Mrs. R.

O. Hunter, Franklin; Mr. and Sirs, It. R. Johnston.

Rochester. SPRING LAKE? SPRING LAKR. Jf. Ao. S.

Arrivals from Pittsburgh at the New Monmouth are Alfred L. Buyder, Mr. and Mrs. George F. Townhrldge, Miss Catherine, F.

Frost, Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs.

Percy Thompson. Sir. and Mrs. Chester Bates. Mr.

and Mrs. Edward I. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. W.

E. Cook, Mr. and Mrs. John K. i-aeger and John Saegar.

William G. 5H-Adoo. of Washington was a guest here this -neek of Mr. and Mrs. C.

McGehce and Mis Patricia McGehee of Atlanta. who are the summer at the Fs-x pmi SOi-sex. Mr. and Mrs. E.

M. Mrs. W. Killer. Mr.

ari J. M. Pattnu, Mr. and Mrs. Pan! J.

Challen, Mr. and C. H. Morgan. Mr.

and Mrs. Benjamin H. Lynch, 53rs. Edward I. Smitti.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harris, Mr. and Mrs. All-erf Young and Miss Josephine Arents arrived from Pittsburgh at the New Essex and Sussex.

From Pittsburgh at the New Breakers are A. T. Maron. Mrs. E.

P. Iavis and Miss Mr. and Mrs. TT. W.

Wilm--, Mrs. J. w. Crawford. Mr.

and Mrs. H. F. Bell, Edward Charles. Mrs.

James Prince. Mrs. W. J. -Martin ami 51rs.

Morris Jmbne. WILDW00D. WlI.DWlXiD. X. Aug.

August va cationists arc here en masse. Wildwood an.l its statw resorts. North Wlldwoo-t and Crest, plan varied amusements along boardwalk, piers, hotels and in yacht aril automobile clubs. Anglesea has its fishing boats for these, liking deep-sea fishing, while the Crest I-as its fishing pier, and daily and nightly L3-re are many lishermen who engage in the pport from the foot of the tk-eatl Pier or surf cast on the beach. Water carnivals are also planned.

Strenuous End Put to Fight in West Virginia Senatorial, Congressional, State and County Candidates Work Up to Last Minute. POLITICIANS ARE ANXIOUS TBt.EftBAir to The Gazettk Times. CtIAIM.KSTOX, VV. An. Tlie jiolitical campiugn in West Vir ginia -yas closed tonight with 'one of the most strenuous finishes in history.

Candidates, however, will do some hard Monday in home precincts. Political meetings have been held in alf tha state with senatorial candidates pleading directly with 1 Republican politicians are puzzled over the outcome of the senatorial contest. Each candidate has a big following in Charleston, with Joseph H. Gaines-, the home man, in the lead. At the State House, sentiment is divided between Highland.

Elkins and Hughes, with Highland a little favored. The contest being waged in the Fifth Congressional District between "Well a Ooodykoontz of Williamson and Hugh Ike Shott of Bluefield is a hummer. Reports indicate Goodykoontz holds-the advantage but the contest will be close. Two Democrats, John R. Pendleton of Princeton, and W.

W. McNeal of Bluefield. seek nomination. Republicans always have carried the district and it is a forgone conclusion they will again. Another warm congressional race is that between L.

S. Echols of Charleston, and A. S. Thorn of Montgomery, Republicans, of the Sixth district, with chances- apparently even. Congressman Adam B.

Littlepage now represents the district and has no oppoeftion. Two Democrats are making life merry for the voter in the Third Congressional district, where Ernest Randolph of Falem an(i James W. Robinson of Clarksburg are fighting. Stewart F. Reed of Clarksburg will oppose them at the November election.

Mr. Reed is strong in his district and it is not believed that either Democrat will cause him much trouble. In the Fourth congressional district a hard campaign is being waged by Stewart H. Bowman tyf Huntington and Harry P. Camden of ParkersUurg for the Democratic nomination.

Indi-dications are that Bowman has the best of it. Congressman Harry Wood-yard, Republican, has no opposition within his party. Two Republicans and two Democrats seek congressionar nomination in the Second district. Congressman George- M. Bowers of Martinsburg is opposed fir renomination by William T.

George of Philippi. Mr. George was former speaker of the House of Delegates and reports indicate that he is giving Congressman Bowers a close run, although Bowers is said to have an edge. Of the Democrats, li. E.

L. Allen of Morgantown, and B. H. Hin-er of Franklin, it is said that the lat-terwill win easily. IRISH DAY OUTING.

Gaelic Football Will Feature Ken-- nywood Affair August 15. Western Pennsylvania's annual Irish Daj' free outins in Kennywood Park, August 13, will be notable for a stirring game of Gaelic football between the Gaelic Athletic Association team, made up of Youngstown and New Castle players, and the Alien, Larkin and O'Brien team of Pittsburgh. Only the veteran players on both teams will contest, all the younger members having gone overseas. A general program of sports for adults and children will supplement the football game. Step dancing to the music of the Irish Music Club's orchestra will be popular afternoon and The outing will be free, with no charges for gate, step dancing or athletics.

WILKINSBURG OUTING. The annual outing of the Wiikins-burg Citizens' A -ociation will be held Wednesday in Kennywood Park. The business houses and ofl'ices in the borough will be closed all day and an athletic program girls, boys, women and men has been arrangel. A baby show will be held under the supervision t-f William Ewing, borough street commissioner. KNIT-MOW TO KNIT Times Readers byATims NQryncDonald 1 TRF.XCII caps in large mur.uers ctaiu will be needed 1y our boys in the service this coming fall and "wintarT I have designed a cap that may be iu--ed both in moderate-and extremely cold weather.

When the temperature is moderate the flaps may be buttoned at the top of the crown, and when Jack Frost is biting the soldier can pull them down over his ears and hold them firm by buttoning the ends under his chin. Directions for knitting the cap follow TRENCH CAP. Material required Two balls of knitting worsted two bone needles No. 4. Cast on stitches with double yarn.

Knit" and leave 10 unknitted. Knit bac-r. I unknitted. 'Kiiit back. Knit 2o and leave nine f1- "MA f-.

Knit 27 and leave eight unknitted. Knit back. Knit 28 and leave seven unknitted and continue instructions until all the 33 stitches are worked and you have the 35 Pitches knitted. Continue until you have five gussets formed like the gusset you have just made. If a very large cap is needed make six gussets.

Cast otT. Sew up the seam at the back. Pick up () stitches on each side of the cap Thiril row Knit two together, knit four, knit two together Fourth row plain, and continue until all stitches are worked oft. Make the ear piece, on the other side the same. Sew on one piece and work a button-hole oil the other by putting a pencil between the stitches and stitching around it.

inches in plain two together, knit KNITTING RULES right over the ear and knit four knitting. First row of decrease: six, knit two together. Second row plain. Knit To Cast On. Make a loop on left-hand needle.

Slif rifihl-liand needle through left side of loop. Throzc yarn over right -hand needle from iejt to right. it througli and slip the slilch thus funned on to left-hand needle. Put righl-haud needle into second loof a'd repeat. Do this until you have is many stitches as desired.

To Knit Plain. Having cast on as many stitches as SIMPLE over front right to left. stitch through. After purling as many stitches as required, change yarn original position. To Bind Off.

Knit stitches. Irau first one oz er second. Knit one. Draw first one second. Continue slipping first over second until one stitch is left on the needle.

Freak off yarn and draw it through this last stitch. are needed, insert right-hand needle through left side of first stitch beneath lefl-luind needle. Throzv yarn over right-ha-ui needle from left lo right. lrr.nc it through and slip the stitch on' of left-hand needle. To' Purl.

Change the position of the yarn to the front 'of the ttcedie. Insert the right-hand needle into the stitch from right to left. This brings right-hnnd needle in front of left one..