LAKE PLACID NEWSVOL. XX—NO. IS PUBLISHED ATJLAKE PLACID, NEW YORK, IN THE HEART OF THE ADIRONDACK FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1324 PRI6E FIVE CENTS

HOTEL ARRIVALSSTEVENS HOUSE

Among those registered at thishotel are: Miss L. BoHins, De-troit; Ernest F. Cook. New York;Mr. and Mrs. J. Kemp, NewYork; Mrs. R. L. Robinson, De-troit; Mrs. Wm. Magee. Detroit;Paul Silver, Detroit; Mr. andMrs. J. L. Anerbbry, Brooklyn;S. Perkins and wife, Cohoes: Dr.P. Porter and wife, New York;W. D. Watson, Albany: Mr. andMrs. C. D. Hakes, Albany; C.W. Vinner, Albany; Miss Stanly,Albany; George S'eidel, NewYork; Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Neis-baum, New York:- Mr. and M$s.Ed Booth, Philadelphia; Mr. andMrs. J. McFaden. Philadelphia;Miss Katherine W.McFaden, NewYork; Mr. and Mrs. Borden,Montreal; Mr. and Mrs. W. D.McMullan, Nulty,s N. J.; Mr. andMrs. J. Java, Newburgh; MissStren, New York; Mr. and Mrs.B. Fall, New York: Chas. J. Hilland party. New York; Dr. andMrs. S. R. Snow, Rochester; V.A. Watson and partv. New York;J. V. Smith, New York: Vincent.O'Donnel, Brooklyn; Dr. andMrs. Glad. New York: Mr. andMrs. Je.rmings. Otskill: Mr. andMrs. M. W. Collins, New York;Misses Helen and Gertrude CollinsNew York; W. R. Collins, NewYork: A. J. Haak, New York;W. Simmons, New York; H.Hulose. New York: M. J. Hick-ons, New York; Mr. and Mrs.W. R. Souler, Ontario: Mr. andMrs. C. M. Seotts, Philadelphia;Miss Margaret and Eleanor Scott,Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. J.McKinley, N. Y.; Miss A. G.Soster, New York; Dr. G. H.Brand, Minn.: A, E. Sisson,Minn.; B. W. Loveland, Hart-ford; Robert S\ Morris, Hartford;George Robbing, Evanston, 111.;Mrs. A. S. Behre, New York;Henry B. Henze, Glenrock, N>. J.;Fred^B. Henze, Glenrock, N. J . ;Mrs. Walters and family, Brook-lyn.

GRAND VIEWSome of th% more recent arri-

vals at the Grand View Hotel are:, Misses Paulyne and Louisa May,

New York; Mr. and Mrs. P. W.Ha be rm an, P. W. Haberman Jr.,New York; Mr. and B£rs. Ellis,Watertown^ I. A. Shapiro, Wa-tertown; Joseph Ellis, Water-town; Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Tay-lor, Plainfield, N. J.; Joseph H.Hazen, New York; A. Schwartz.Montreal; Mr. and Mrs. DavidSamuels, New York; L. Werner,New York; Mrs. E. Firmon andMrs. E. Bandon, New York; MissErma Fisher, New York; MeyerRobbins, New York; Miss Made-leine, New York; Miss Rose Star-light, New York; Mrs. B. Shak-,man, New York; Mr. and Mrs.S. Schulein, Sioux City; Mrs.Louis Stolz, Syracuse; Miss Bab-ette E. Biiloff, Syracuse; GeorgeKlein, New York-; Mr. and Mrs.Scheyer, New York; Mr. and Mrs.B. M. Dorman and family, Brook-lyn; Mr. and Mrs. L. Parisei,New York.

THE GANNONAmong those registered at The

Gannon are: Mr. and Mrs. E. F.Brandeip and daughter, Eveline,Missies Ro-sa and Helen Moick,Mrs. Kate Liab of New York; Mr.and Mrs. Leslie Merrill, son Les-lie Jr. and daughter Eugene, Mr.and Mrs. Albert Cook df Syracuse;Mrs. H. Russell and sister MissAlice McDonald of Brooklyn; MissE. Roh and Miss Nellie CTGradyof Rochester: Miss Edna Ries ofNow York; Mr. and Mrs. H. T.Kane of New York; Mr. and Mrs.Thos. Senecol of Syracuse.

THE HOMESTEADRecent arrivals at the Home-

stead are: Mr. and Mrs. LouisPosainz and family, Havana, Cuba;Mr. Victoriano Gonzales, Havana,Cuba; Mrs. Shaw and children,Morristown, N. J.

THE BELMONTAmong the guests who are en-

joying themselves at the Belmontthis season are: Mr. and Mrs.Cohes, Rochester, N. Y.; Mrs. I.Herr, Watertown: Miss MinnetteDreyfus, New York; Mrs. I.Rosoff and family, New York; BenFriedman of Buffalo; Mr. andMrs. Paul Stein, Buffalo; A. B.Vineberg and family, Montreal;Celesta Stifft, Little Rock, Ark.;Mr. and Mrs. J. Jacoby, Brook-lyn; Miss Rose M. Birlone, NewYork; John Wilson and family,Syracuse! M. Jacobs, Syracuse;Miss Pearle Jacobs, Syracuse;Misses Marion and Rose Meyers,New York.

NORTHWOODS INNAmong the guests registered at

the Northwoods Inn are: Mr. andMrs. F. S. Connely, Rochester;Mrs. A. Roth, Brooklyn; Miss

'Mary Lukens, Washington, D. C;Miss N. A. Flanagan, SenecaFalls; Miss Barbara Mount, Rich-mond, Va.; Miss L. G. Skelly,Geneva; C. Spaethe, Passaic, N.J.; R. Liebebrau, Passaic, N. J. ;H. J. Richardson, Boston.

LAKESIDE INNSome recent guests at Lakeside

Inn are: B. F. Chambers, NewYork; Dr. and Mrs. Kpomnanand party *bf seven, Brooklyn; Mr.and-Mvs. N. Go!dscla»Mt, SsftswYork; Mr. and Mrs. Cole, Chi-cago; Mrs. Weil, New York; Mr.and Mrs\ W. G. Ziegly, ElmhurstL. I.

ST. MORITZAmong guests at the St. Moritz

are: I. Sugarman and family, Ot-tawa; Dr. F. Bernstein, Mon-treal; J. Rubens and wife, NewYork; R. W. Holt and sister, MissVirginia Holt, Eimlra, N. Y.; E.J. Dunlap, Cleveland, O.; H. D.Hellis and family, Cleveland, O.;M. I. Goldstein, Magleshad, N.J.

MACDONALD COTTAGEBest Location on Signal Hill

Apply any Placid Broker orNl. M A C D O N A L D , Jr.

117 S. Church St. West Chester, Pa.

BREWSTER'SFILLING STATION

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TEXACOOILS

Battery Service . . Cars Washed and PolishedFree Crank Case Service

Tourist Information Bureau andLadies' Rest Room

Telephone 87-W

Corner Main Street, Wilmington Road andMorningside Drive

LAKE PLACID, N. Y.

HEALTH WORKHONOR ROLL

IN ESSEX CO.In the early part of October the

rural teachers were asked to formSchool Health Clubs following theplan outlined by the Medical In-spections Division of the StJateDepartment of Education.

The management of the club al-ways depends for its success orfailure on the ability of the teach-er to arouse and maintain inter-est. The pupils choose their ownofficers but each teacher must givedaily supervision and keep therecords. Particular .attention isgiven to these five points:

1. General cleanliness and neat-ness.

2. Head.3. Teeth.4. Hands.5. Nails.If a child is conspicuously dirty

or untidy the condition is noted bythe inspecting officer. When achild passes the inspection for fiveconsecutive days, his or her nameis added to the Honor Roll. Eachpupil who succeeds in keeping hisor her name on the Honor Rollduring the year receives a healthcertificate at the close of school.

The following list, sent in byMiss Gertrude M. Spear, superin-tendent of the Second SupervisoryDistrict, contains also the HonorRoll of the 3rd District.

Second Supervisory DistrictMary Daha, Leo Spellman, Mar-

garet S'pellman, William Daha,Elizabeth Spellman, Vennia Rich-ards, Faylene Hayes, MildredHayes, Millard Hayes, Alvin Rum-ney, Gladness Ouehey, Albert T.Baldwin, Robert E. Couchey, Har-ry Albee, Bernicc Martin, RuthMartin, Helen Fisher, EdwardMartin, Norma Cross, Ella MaeMather, Leonard Nolan, IreneFish, Eugenia Den ton, StanleyFish, Lillian Woods, Alice Keus-tis, Clifton Woods, Ray Woods,Richard Heustis, Evangelin^ Mo-ses, Martin Streibel, Paul Streibel,James Streibel, Jessie Taylor, Ma-bel Laing, Gerald Greenough, Rol-land Hughes, Lyle Hughes, Mich-ael Hughes, Leon Hanchett, Clar-ence Laogok Robert McLaugfeSn,

Florence London* Ena Snerflftan,Geraldine Landon, 'Gladys Baker,Eleanor Deyo, Marjorie Greenough,Dora Landon, Franklin Hughes,Karl Hofman, Robert Phinney,Case Phinney, Grace Fountain,Mary Zielinski, Stanley Zielinski,Daisy Smith, Dorothy Cowi*, Au-drey Cook, Marjorie Nail, Eliza-beth LaBarge, Elna Bouchard, Ju-lia Szloboda, Josephine Gaddor,Esther Gowin, Ruth Gaddor, RuthCallookio, Earl Phinney, GraceStanton, Pauline Sherman, RogerPayne, Francis Pierce, Leona Rey-nolds, Katherine Sayre, KateCross, Sadie Stafford, BerniceMerrill, Dorothy Sayre, Frances

Champiegnie, Lewis Vaughan,Ethel Lobdell, Dorothy Whailon,Margery Dickerson, Robert Payne,Helen Farnsworth, Nina DeGroff,Hazel Farnsworth, Maude Hadley,George Pooler, Fred Pooler, Ray-mond Vaughan, Percy Tryoa, Clar-ence Weeks, Gladys Robbins, Mil-dred Weeks, Bessie Lawrence,Ethel Merrill, Isabelle Frazier,Gertrude Clark, Rupert Laurence,LeRoy Laurence, Harry Palmer,Clark Stafford, Paris Stafford,Earl Merrill, Francis Boyle, Mar-garet Boyle, Sadie Boyle, Wini-fred Decker, Richard Decker, IdaDecker, Richard Sherman", EllenSherman, George Sherman, GraceHathaway, Ethel Hathaway, Ade-laide Hathaway, Hattie Tucker,Delia Strong, Edward Stokes, Lu-cia Martin? Dolly Coolidge, Tho-mas Ryan, Vincent Martin, JennieCoolidge, Patricia Ryan, AlbertNolette.

Third Supervisory DistrictHelen Buckley, Walter Davey,

Katherine £obare, Rolland Robare,Marion Mihill, Howard Pray, Wil-liam Way, Thurza Wjay, SylviaWemette, Evelyn Crowningshield,Richard Bolton, William Bolton,.Harry Pray, Hjaz$ Pray, John

Pray, Walter Pray, Margaret Du-brey, Margaret Hodskins, VictoriaLaFountai^ Dorothy Ladue, Rob-ert Ladue, Alice Mock, Aurilla La-Fountain, Erma Delarme, MarjorieMartin, Albina Bezio, MargaretHarrigan, Anna May LaRose, Le-ana Blaise, Mary Harrigan, JuliaBlaise, Mildred Hamlin, Ida Am-law, Ethel Johnson, Florence Trom-blee, Lilon Bowen, Erne Roche,Mabel Ford, Elizabeth Barber, Ag-nes Barber, Alma LaMountain,Gladys Lawrence, Alexander La-Mountain, Richard LaMountain,Clifford LaMountain, Edna May-nard, Mildred Jobnpier, NelsonYoung, Evalyn Straight, EileenDevlin, Ethel Bayley, KathrynOhabbott, Ann^ MuHarrsey, PaulMcDonald, James Straight, Ber-nice Greene, Hazel Dubay, LillaStraight, Florence Chabbott, KatieWood, Margaret Chabbott, VevaOrmsby, Hazel Connor, IsabellaSmith, Frances Forbes, ViolaForbes, Frances Stevens, ElizabethStevens, C^herine Stevens, OtisHazen, Anna Blanchard, BlancheLincoln, Almon Menard, Helen Mc-Donald, Helen Ferriss, Eletha Pel-key, Afdella Pelkey, Beatrice Fer-riss, Kenneth Pelkey, FreemanPelkey, Herbert Pelkey, MadeleneRyan, Keese Bya^ Raymond Bo-wen, Ruby Smash, Gladys WristGladys Wisher, Chutes &__,Mary Sawyer, Dorothy Williams,Edith Bleau, Sarah Wisher, JosephWisher, Florence Sawyer, PaulineStraight, Marjorie Parsons, LuraRichardson, Eloise Cooper, JamesCarey, Richard Carey, SkermanParsom?, Clark Nye, Medord Coo-per, Edwin Torrance, DonaldBlanchard, Charles Rivers, EdgarSousais, Gerald Richardson, LolaGregory, Rena Gregory, MarieHathaway, Dorothy Roberts, EvaStraight, Olive Straight, EvelynRivers, Ella Saussis, BeatriceBranch, Gertrude Smith, DonaldRoberts, Francis Torrance, Ken-

Ineth Torrance, Charles Parsons,

Donald Havens, Thomas Rivers,Joseph Rivers, Jeddy Soussis, Su-ie Crowningshield, Lettie Crown-

ingshield, Nathan Crowningshield,Cora Tofrance, Noah Quarters,Mary Hickey, Violet LaPorte, LeoHickey, Gladys Hickey, Alice Ed-monds, Edna Cram, Belva Cram,Hazel Branch, Elizabeth Callahan,Helen Rand, Pauline Hale, Chris-tina Reed, Jennie Rowe, AshleyWilkins, Louis Vagnarelli, WilburStewart, Edward Wilkins, ArthurWells, Edythe Webster, DorothyBranch, Marion Estes, Vesta Reed,Marguerite Estes, Mary Branch,Dorothea Wilkins, Adelaide Vag~nar«ill̂ , Elise Reed, Jane Rand,Louis Wells, Franklin Sanders,Kenneth Cram, Ralza Jaquish. Au-rilla Kilburo, Lydia Lashway,Clarence Bashaw, Eulattia Fein-berg, Kenneth Barber, HowardHale, Georgft Hale, John Heald,Calvin Marble, Agnes O'Connell,Daniel O'Connell, Anna Pelkey,Elizabeth O'Connell, Ella Pelkey,Jennie O'Connell, Emma Pelkey,Rose Pelkey, Shirley Pelkey, Ma-bel Bailey, Lauwanna Giimshaw,LaFduntain Smith, Mildred Daby,Fannie Southmayd, Clyde Daby,Francis Daby, Richard Straight,JohR Straight, Lawrence Straig-ht.Orlando Southmayd, Ralph South-mayd, Kenneth Torrance, LloydDavis. Ralph Arnold, Anna Arnold,Christina Casey, Grace Henecke,Doris Disco, Catherine Bickford,Helen Disco, Clayton Rondo, De-witt Bickford, Maxwell Bickford,Roswell Bickford, Henry Henecke,Maurice Catehman, Homer Rondo,Vera Biekford, Mary Tanton, Gol-die Winch, Dorothy Winch. IdaWinch, Jennie Denton, CharlieDenton, Adrian Lawrence, AlderTanton, Lois Lawrence, SusanKilburn, Lillian Kilburn, MaryMcKee, Bessie Olney, Hazel Tay-lor, Bernice Cooper, Aileen Grif-fin, Edwin Lawrence, Clifford Tay-lor, Hughes Olney, Reginald Storrs,Fannie Olney, Helen Seeley, LeahCooper, Albert Wilkins, MyrtleCooper, Hollis Hewitt, VeronicaBrindley, Myrtle Taylor, Kath-leen Wilkins, Lucy Elliott, Mar-jorie Elliott, Charles Brindley,Harvey Cooper, Edward Griffin,Myron Seeley, Marie Preston, Isa-bel Shumway. Dorothy Crowley.Martha Haselton, Myrtle Shum-way, Lee Thew, Jahn Warren,Paul Haselton, Lois Perks, HelenShumway, Isabel Perks, Jean Hic-kok, Blanche Bowen, JeanetteLewis, Marion Wilkins.

GETTING BETTER ACQUAINT-ED ENCOURAGES CO-

OPERATION

Saranac Lake Chamber of Com-merce held an informal dinnermeeting at Adirondack-FloridaClub last evening. This is the be-ginning of a series of informaldinners planned by the SaranacLake organization to be held invarious resort centers. The ideais to familiarize the memberswith Adirondack resort conditionsgenerally and to create a spirit ofco-operation that will tend topromote the interests of the Adi-rondacks as a whole.

The plan is a splendid one andought to bring lasting results.The Lake Placid Chamber of Com-merce has made excellent progressby the informal dinner method andwhile confined to the hotels inPlacid, doubtless the Saranac Lakeplan of going elsewhere to meetwould prove a boon for the localorganization. Let's try it too!

SPEECHLESS FROM ACCIDENT

Henry Mace of Ausable Forkslost his power of speech for sev-eral hours when his Ford touringcar collided with a Cadillac near

eorge Rea's farm at Beekman-town. The Cadillac was drivenby Sergeant Follinsby, chauffeurfor Col. Lawton of Governors Is-land who was on official businessat the Post.

Mace was rushed to the Cham-plain Valley hospital where a cutover his left eye was treated. Hesustained a few minor bruises.It is reported that the Sergeantwas using the car for purposesother than official, and that Macedrove his Ford nearly into theditch in an attempt to avoid thecollision.

Mace's neck struck his steeringwheel, and this tog-ether with theshock is believed to have takenfor some time taken away hispower of speech.

JAILED TILL THEY PAID

Game protectors Irving Cross offultonville, and Fuller of Cold

Brook, while watching the opera-j tion of trappers taking beaver.I found a portion of a freshly killedj deer in an old camp on Four MileCreek in Herkimer county. Twomen, who were occupying thecamp, were arrested and convictedof taking the deer illegally. Theywere fined $100 each and confinedin the Herkimer county jail un-til the fines were paid. ProtectorFuller also while viewing the op-eration of trappers taking beaversaw two men in a remote sectionof the town of Ohio, Herkimercounty, return, to camp with adeef which they had killed. Theywere arrested and fined $75 tach.

LARGEMOUTH TROJAN BASS

ELDRIDGE DECLINES

Assemblyman Milton N. El-dridge of Warrensburj? has an-nounced that he will not be acandidate for nomination to suc-ceed himself, because of ill health.The Republican county committeehas endorsed the eandidacy ofRichard J. Bolton of Hague, forthe nomination.

The Trojan Rod and Gun Club,which, under the direction of theConservation Commission, is nowstocking one of the old reservoirsof the city of Troy with large-mouth bass, recently transferredits first consignment of 200 broodbass from the Tomhannock Reser-voir to the new propagating pond.

Solitude either develops the men-tal powers, or renders men dullamd i i V i t H

PLANTS MOST TREES

Thomas C. Luther of SaratogaSprings, who wjas probably thelargest individual tree planter inthe country, and whose planta-tion this year amounted to over1,000,000 trees has written tothe Conservation Commission thathe is figuring on planting 1,000more acres in his forest preservenext year. This would requireanother 1,000,000 trees.

When a man has a big paunch,^o brains and a silent tongue, hecan always "get by" on his dignity.

Announcing Our Newly FinishedFurs for the Coming Season $f1924-25, at Greatly ReducedPrices During Summer Months.

For this Coming Fall and Winter Season we are showingone of the largest collections of Choice Furs that was ever ex-hibited in Northern New York, which will be do Exhibition andSale at Reduced Summer Prices during the Summer Monthsexclusively at the following leading Adirondack Resorts:

Lake Placid (3ub Loon Lake House Saranac hmStevens House Wiakeface Ian P a d Smith's

and at oar ail year round ESTABLISHMENT *at SARANAC LAKE

Playing Safe—The subject of Furs is such a broad and complicated one, thatit is hardly to one's discredit if his or her knowledge of thevarious degrees of Fur Quality and Fur Value happens to bemeagre. With Furs from Edelberg's, one is always on the safeside!—Samuel Edelberg.

Whether you are interested or not in buying FURS, wecordially invite your inspection as to Quality and Fair Prices.

EDELBERG'S FURSPoniiac Theatre Building, 13-15 Broadway

SARANAC LAKE

Established Here for the Last Twenty Years

CAR ROLLS OVER TWICE

An Essex touring car with aman, a wotnan and two boys fromIJtica werit off the road on thehill near Pok-o'-Moonshine androlled over twice into the ditch.The occupants were cut andbruised but not seriously hurt.After first aid the party took tramfor Utica.

GOLF LINKS BEIN6 BUILT

The 18-hole golf course at PaulSmiths is under construction andi» to be ready for play next sea-son, it is reported. The coursewill extend over a tract of about200 acres, and will have its startand its finish both at the hotel.

If you never weary in well-do-ing you will find plenty of folkswilling to allow you to keep onTa&ver getting-, weary.

Gibney MarketFRESH FISH

Halibut Cod Salmon Butterfish MackerelFillet Haddock Lake Trout Whitefish

Sea Bass Flounders

Frog Legs Brook Trout Live LobstersScallops Clams

Salt, Smoked a d Pickled Fish

A Complete line of Canned Fish

Sweet Butter Cottage CheeseThe Famous Crown Point Creamery Batter

Beechnut Hams and BaconRoasting Chickens, Jumbo Squab, Geese, Pheas-

adelphia Capons, Fancy Fowl, Long islandDucklings, Guinea Hens

Choice Spring Lamb New Telephone PeasFresh Mint

Southern Garden and Home-grown Vegetables

We specialize in the best foodstuffs the marketsafford; Our meats and other perishables are keptin a sanitary condition by means of the most mod-ern system of refrigeration.

QUALITY -:- SERVICE -:- SANITATION

W. H. GIBNEY & CO.52 Main Street Phones 936-937 Saranac Lake