"i,tei ay 1 a.. " - .'i;v sVi , , f if ar- u Vw'j MG' PTJBMCV fADELPHUA, THUBSDATf-MA-Y vfo'iMfl i? r-tr-- 5j . w: .. . . 3 i HliA fcsV IS t?. fe tin W II i- i& p 8" M n?fv- L LW. ww 3.- pi p m. is-t m, vr s irv . :'- V IRISH HERE TO JOIN ipninin.i nr rnrrnnm E3 " , .United Societies of Phila. Will L'i Amalgamate With Body Now Waging Campaign ......p. .-.. ....-. i- ninvlof Miilcolorcil flowers tastefully' ar- EMBERS INCREASE DAILY lrailBWi. The United Irish Societies of Phila delphia will soon amalgamate with the 'friends of Irish Freedom. This was announced today bv the committee in rharco of the Pi lends of Tiish 1'ieedom fampnlgn for SifiO.OOO for Tiish propa pandit here and to aid the liisli re public. Approximately 125 000 has been raised to date with returns beinc made daily nt headipiartcis, Ki'J'J Chestnut street. Combination of the 1'nited Irish So r.elics nud the Friends of Inh Free dim will mean nn addition In the lntter Mffaulzation of liilneen ."0 000 and 10,000 new tiioiiihcis m I'lnlndidphm fount. Virtunll ."00 units of the United Irivli Souitiis, leprc-eiituig twenty important Iiih oigiinintious Will join the Fiiend" of Irih I'lnilum. which has nrganizul br.iiiclus in nriti 1 ererj Catholic parish in Philadelphia , Its membership Ins been in. reused hj manv thousan.ls suite the time for funds began The T niteil Inh Socielus ripiesruts n temporal tiigniititlnii i wlmli ire inrollcd reprcsentntms of the i.iiious organisations mint slid in nn Irish rn public I nder the banner of Hie I'm nils of Irish Friufloin the nbjitt of tin iiinnlgatnatinn will be a frie Irihiiul ine nomo rule s, iip,n,. for Iieland has lift.,, nmnln.nt. nl.n...l I .. ..I. .,. . I .xu wmiru'i UUUIIIll.lll (1. Willi UlC. IS -I'viuuuii iieirriuineti in ngni persisiniii for Irish indept ndeme In the campaign for funds Si Car t'rTf C'Vr"hC Ch"rCb SrtU ,,"r'' H,e J n J ',ar1!nu":!:; stl" ';'' "' Hie list of r hurries The standing of the ariou, parishes ,ll,,s ,WI,,,I1B St. Carthage. S'lllMJ.-O: M Charles llonomeo, S2.1S2(,0, ()r Mother t.f Sorrows, S2.0iS.-,0 St Anns S" - 0LM.14; Our I.ndi of the Itosaij' M M7.83; Cathedi.il. SI SO", 00 ' Iioh Angels, S1.7S7S-,, st Vini.nt de Paul, SI ."".."t-lO; Ascension 'si -,m xo St. Patrick's. SI 2S'I (,0 I a.h of Lourdes, Sl.UJ.'i St Joncnnim s "51,. 210.5-1; Illessed Sacrament, SI 12s 50 - (lesu, SI, 027 10. l.ad of Alt. Cai - inel, 5S0!).75 St Francis de Sales, SS29.50; St. Philip de N'eri, SS10 7."i; St. James, SMI. 7": St Finnus Xnwer. JMM,(..,u; iitntion, .fOlir.O; St Michael. .$002.20- Natiwtj, (;0')7.-; Assumption. S14-I It! ; npiphan, 5470.50; St (iiihuel, $427!!."). St Agatha, S411 ."O St Clement, SJMSOu; Annum mtion S250, Cm pus Christi. S2.-ht.s-,, st Anthoin. J247.70; St Monita, S222 20, Tunis figuration, S20S.2,-;, St John. $2()S. Immaculate Conception, S157, St tiregor, S14!), St Dominic, SS4.10, St. Stephen, S84.-(l; llloeklej, $Sir.O; St. Thomas, $7S S.".; St Mulatln M17 IJlesscd Virgin, Darbj S4 1 ,"0 , Si i il bond, $19D.".5. WAHL RESIGNATION Bureau of Health Man Quits to En ter Auditor General's Office William J. Walil who has been ion netted with the Hun an of Health m the capacit of sauit.ut inspettor for hfteen years, lias resigmd to take a moie lucrative position ,i, tin ofli, , of Aud.to, 1 General Snvtlei as an investigatoi M,. , . , L . . n . r Wahl has tided in the tapaun of investigator foi the Health Department speeializing on so,nl s,lVi,e woik "w-uiiui, i m.- i -..xl" in iikuu (ii'iK'nuems and juveniles living under nnpioper sanitary conditions i He organized the Junior Sanitar Leagues in Jhe foreign settlements and ' the annual health parades have been for several eais a feature in thnsp tommunitico When the campaign was started bv Director Harte a few vears ago to Keep bubonic plague from entering the port I of Philadelphia Inspettor Wahl was . detailed to direct the work and one of the benefits of that tampaign was the introduction of a bill in the Legislature and signed b the Governor placing all rag shops in the titv of Philadelphn under the sanitarv contiol and In ensure of the Itureati of Health Mr. Wahl is a newspaper man He is also president of the Tvventv ninth AVard Business Mens and Taipuvers' Association and thairmaii of the press committee of the 1 nited Business Men s Association PEOPLE'S LYCEUM MEETING Funds Raised at Metropolitan To morrow Apply to Building Fund A mass meeting to laise funds to help defray the expenses of erecting n i "People's Lyceum" will be held in the Metropolitan Opera House tomorrow nighty Various labor organisations are ex- ' jiected to announce their subscriptions I at the meeting These subsr nptions , Hill bring the total of the fund well over the .SiO.OOO mark, it is believed The cost of the ljceum, which will be centrally located, is estimated at .$230,000. A campaign is now twing waged to obtniq the first M00 .000 As hoon as this objective is reached actual ork on the building will begi j Speakers at the meeting tomorrow night include Dr. J. Magnes, A I. 8hi Ink off, Meyer London and Charles Sehl. chairman of the gathering. Tickets of admission cost fifteen and tvventj-five cents. The Hussiau String Quartet will furnish music. I OLD BRASS BEDS j i MADE J ABSOLUTELY NEW 5 At a most moderate charge! we will make your old brass bed absolutely new. irrespective of Its present condition. Phone us or drop uu a card and we will send a man to ciye S you an estimate. ? I VECHMH 0 AA t 4. ii. neennn x vu. 3101 Ludlow St t t - ..... ..-.- .... n.ti.llbSr uni.mi.ui KI.FU ml ,;rlll),M'JJr Keyjio"- st J305 BLAUNER DANCE More Than Thousand Attend Func tlon fop Country Club Fund More lining thousand persons attend cii n'dnneo ghon liy tlio Blnuncr Co Operative- Assoclntlon nt Dancclnnil, Twentieth street ana .MnnlRomciy nvc mie, last nlglit, for its country club! fund. A midsummer atmosplierr prevailed Toweriiift pnlms and oerKreens made a liarmonioiis tWrnsl with tlioutiiil li piettv Rirls, who n led as waitresses rtunimcTump icirrnnicm fliTr ncuru for the occasion. Ofliccrs of the illaun Hants, l,iiRlamI. ueforp- the estnlilisli-i-i Association follow : l'lesldent, AV11 inr-nt of n hospital theic. A face was linm S. I'einlletoii. cenernl innnncer oflinned for him from a blouk of wood, the lllnuner store, icc president, Al bcrt M SeidemlierR: piMonil ".ic pirii- dent, Miss Norma l.owontlinl , financial Kecretnr Philip I CnrthaRe, r i online secretary. Jlentv Knmlioir; treasurer AIis Sndie .MeCnffrev ANYBODY SEEN SHEP? Famous War Dog Takes "French Leave" and Master Is Worried She) with -i supennnme Intelligence. must lmve s,ented tiinnnn icfiisnl to sign pi in e iMiiis nun u rein win oi inci ' seis hostilities otherwise. Unman Minnie .if the 10'MI, liifnntiy, iami.it ii nt fm the loiilimied nhsimc of the r, , ,,ia M t and ilug btro s,nii Sitiiiiliit tin A M" O 1, " I dmrge stands wiittiti ngain-t Mn" iiiipmimih lionur.ililr moid I.iiuli mint slnaiie, 1!J( South l'otl-sit stri. 1. miisloi of the famous imim nt of the lll'lth I nfiitil rs . . nn mil in i mint fm tlio . .iiitiliu.d .ibsiuie of the rigiiuent.il pit nml dug hi in In the piinnl. .if the Ttnl eighth Dims hi Mn I.". Ship miiidud be- snii" n s.ig. nit of Cninp.lin K i hid m nn nlic ilrnli hi ink. I. Willi nil fin nigs and ml kctniii'. nml two gold s. nn sir i p. s mil won nil tin ions on it HUNGRY THIEF' BUSY AGAIN i Chicken, Steak, Potatoes and Iced Tea Included in Burglar's Menu The linngn thief who has h, en en tenng houses , (ilouttstn, and 1 ennn - I . i .. . . , , I nB food an, other -aluiihles paid a 'f ,nI.tllr l'"" "f M.ss l.titie A V'"Uu I'r,nu",ul1 "don stirets and I Kot nnotl,or W1 menl Tl" 1,nn rll,ck,u n"'1 wt ,mnc'" "rr0 n" "l"t "10 ut-n' " ft ,0 ,p" of "10 f,'n"t (,1,,r" biefsteik. potato. s ' "'"' tomatoes were on the menu which ,lss. Kakei pioMiled her unknown guest, nnd the meal wa topped off with jned ten I When the loss nf the food was disco - ' ered it was found Hint nn ony clocl.i a cut-glass pit.her and Mise and three tablecloths were also missing. I r,iirrTior, .i.itn; .iinn .iml OlrU ILING A profeision for women Our schools pKce oei two hundred graduates each month in positions paying i2 to J35 per week. .Months Intensive Instruction including nplng Day, i:cnlng and Correspondence Courses Philadelphia School of Filing 910 Chestnut Street I'hoi.e 1 llh-rt 1410 New lnrk. Huston, llrnntl.es' CliIraRO 1 Iloih Sexe siioitTHA.M) ami uouhki.M'Ino M&ll&T?oT RE? sK hna. the easy sut-dy syotem Complete niht classes Intensive training "' ' Enroll nny time Call or write $& ',?.'& Ti'sTms'""" W& ioh""1' "s'l.KSfifftobl. STRAYFRfR Tne Be8t Uustness School Bermaxrol Ells Gram Course Knotty I permaxroi 00lntl ,ov,d .0J7 8n0 J i Taylor School Quality Secretarial Courpe 100J riarket St A li:CMl K III' rill. IIICXF desires Drlvnte liupilH for lesions In I In Ren.Ilne Xddress MISs CONST WCK II. t I1KIST. Ur.Hil.e Hull Meilla. Pn , .mvipR r mi-i 'Voune llomtn nnd Olrls 1 I KN1SIIED camp, boatliouse Icehouse extra buniralow with watr and sewer pjstem on double lot finest location Fourtn I ake Fulton Chain sacrifice price to close estate of deceased owner Robert F Liv. Insston 042 n Main st . Little Tails N T STI'tMlllir NOTICES I'nssencer and l'reiclit Service NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL Carmania June 5 Vasan June 14 Royal George june 2 1 Orduna June 28 Vcstris June 28 f'atonia July 1 Carmania Juy 5 HALIFAX to SOUTHAMPTON Aquitania June 2 NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH, 6 HAVKt and UUINpON Saonia June 4 1 NEW YORK to SOUTHAMPTON I Mauretama June 14 Aquitania June 28 NEW YORK to PIRAEUS Pannonia June 18 ' NEW YORK to GLASGOW Olympia ., June 21 I Philadelphia-Bristol (A'-h) 1 Direct Service Pier 16 South. 1S00 WALNUT ST.. riIII.ADEr.PHIA P FOR SALE June delivery, New York, 100 A-l steel steamer, capacity about 3400 1 tons, price y350,000 net; also interest I in 8000ton vessel sunk jn shallow J water. This essel, afloat, will be r worth $200 per ton. Responsible parties interested may phone be-' tween 9 and 11a. m. today for ap pointment to discuss details. CAP TAIN IIAINES, Suite 607, Bellevue Btratford. 1 kJiHZL..J ULiL PI I "Queen of Sea Routes" r BOSTON SAVANNAH JACKSONVILLE Bleatnera sail I'dlladeluhla for Bostn. Wednesdar. Baturfar. o P. M.ifor Savannah end JaeksonvUls. Saturday, d P. IL. iml deslrabla way to travel In comfort and sblp with dlspatcb. Merchant and Miners Tram. Co. TIER 11 8 DKLA-vVAUB AV& 'ENTRILOQUISTS DUMMY DISCHARGED FROM ARMY Enlisted as "Comedian," He Was Inoculated and Later Re ceived Promotion to Corporal "Corporal .lolin Winnaldorn Wlddlc- do'n" lins the iliMlni lion of bcliiR the "tly Known "dummj" honorably dis f'arRed from the army upon bis return f oni oernens after servinR with the American expeditionary forces, "Corporal .lohn'' underwent somp reninrKnble treatment nt 'Wlnnnldorn ins ears were niiule from tape, bis hands land feet from ptous of oilcloth und the orRnns of his l.odv from liMMtlnjcr'ft roul. pasteboard. leather, n rubber lioe anil mill) and a stra bottle. And with it all ' Corpoial John" I talks, Kings, smokes and drinkH while pioudh ilisplinini; n cold senile he lon. u led diMhiirce stripe mid nti """bir ot ribbons and medals. Despite ewrjuiliiK. nc is n Hill (luinmj the 1 1 .it ion ot t orpornl Wan en JIiK ,Jrnliam n iiiltitlolpliinti who s.ned nhlnd vilU lir, Uicenth Colistim tion Compam, Crnlinm, who is n enti ilo ,iMt. 1im-s at L'lHIJ Fast llirch stru t ,tll,v (), lMs, mlK,,s ()f Corporal' ,. , f ('rl)rni ini," , sign.d li First I.irlitennnt John V Kith, of Itultiniore, Mil, who lom niniided their iwnpim The "diimiii ' S listed OS "Coriml.lll 10(ii!IS,4 !1 His disthnrgo shostllM (0n. H,. ,lr-d before a stale that lie enlistd as a tomdian" at ient could be keciired from him. Abide mnnldorn Ilimls iignst 21. 101s. n ,1S hend indicated that he had been lie was then one .1 u nh He mis stun k 1) a blunt instrument and tlirown dulv ino.iilnle. ugiist 27 Maich S -r),m n ti.iin. Dorit try to hide your face when people look atyou Resiaol OVERCOMES SKIN TROUBLES Mthougli that uiiaiglitly skin eruption is conspicuous, it may lie overcome with Kcsinol Ointment. Decide at once to gne the healing medication of this ointment a chance to correct your trouble. Ilest and speedier results are obtained by the joint use of Resmol Soap and Rcsinol Ointment This soap contains in a modified form the same soothing medication as is embodied in the ointment. The combined use of the ointment and soap iv,- ,- ,-!7 nt ,,, seldom fails to relieve other annoying J or a ftee trial of soap , ,. , ., , ., , , , and ointment, turtle Kent- skm disorders on the body and limbs. "f. flaiHmore, Mil All druggists sell this soap and ointment. ft J There are built Into the Stearns of totlay features found ordinarily in only the highest-priced cars l'rom its sleeve-valvs motor down to the forged steel differential gears It Is master-made through out Prices Range From $2250 to $3800 Immediate Deliieries MANYPENNY-SCOTT MOTOR CO. Distributors 908 N. Broad Street, Philadelphia fcplnr 1505 m - 1 UJJ ra CDRNS I- fm f " ' vtt.TKfr IslXiHi mmCJsmM. With the fingers! You can lift touchy corns and calluses right off, root and all, with out the slightest pain or .irritation after apply ing a few drops of Freezone. Try it. Magic. It Doesn't Hurt a Bit! The moment you apply Freezone, that corn or callus stops aching, then shortly you just lift it off with the fingers. So easy. So simple. No humbug! You can lift off hard corns, soft corns, corns between the toes and the "hard-skin" calluses on bottom of feet. Costs Only a Few Cents. Tiny bottles of Freezone any drug store. a WJ t&Wi ho was promoted to the rnnk'of corporal, bis oflielnl papers stntc. '.'Corporal John" is four feet six inches tall, lias blue eyes, red hair and n fnlr complex Ion. It mlRht bo said in passing that bis hnir Is made of rope, stpenred with red lend., For threo months before "Corporal John" enlisted bis creator was busy with a penknife. Ktcr thing used in "Corporal John's" makeup was ob tained "by Corporal (iinliuiti from ma terial usid by the onstructlou com imnj erecting tho hospital there. Whin the dummy was flnnlly completed a set of "hospital blues," the uniform worn liv won mini soldiers under treatment, wnsssiicd to him bv tlio Ited Cross. This organisation nlso piOvlded him with shoes. Corporal Graham jjnd ills "dummj" were fnvirites among the wounded sol diers nud sailors in the hospitals the isited throughbnt Kngland, its. Veil ns in the bulls of tlio Y. jU. C. A., Knights of Columbus and nrious I?uglih dubs. Wealthy Chinaman Found Dylijg, S.inilusli) . (.. May !. A well diissi d, Amerii onireil Chinaman, be I lieed to he Leung Knl Main, nged fift, wealtb ' lestauraul nuiu nud merchant of Ntw otk til, was found thing iIiim .not ttiiip nlmifslflp flip Vlt'lfnl IMtiti. t,l.u ,.,,.. mil,. ,.nst fif llnrlln .ITAtrrl.lu Knigh1 -s" J ';'' " M j. t S " 'i mm2 St nu 'flrJ 133 H Ivr'&rTB&tiT-JV'A GOSPEL SON&LEADER LIKES KOREAN PUPILS Alexander, Famous Loader, Tells of Teaching in Lan guages He Doesn't Know Have jou ccr tried to teacii an Fs klmo translation of an Anierirnti song to n group of Eskimos whodon't under stand what ;ou'ro talking n lion I? "I liae nccr tried It on Fskimos, but I lime on nlinost every other nn tionnlit," said Charles V Alexajuler. the gospel song lender, who is said to have sung more men Into lieneu than there arc hjinns in a hymn book. Mr. Alexander is dirtctlng the singing nt the sessions of tlio woild's lonfcreuce on Cluistiiiu fundamentals, meeting in the Academy of Music nil this week. "I hac trnclcd all tuer the world man times," bo said, "and I hncstood before groups of nil kinds of people in Korea, in China, in Japan, in Indin, and in mnny countries of Furopc. And audience, but I soon learned tlint people, licrccr they nrc, w'jetlicr they nrc one lHitionnlily or another, whether they are riih or poor, like to sing gospel songs "For instance, I fnce a group in Hl'lUMl RKSORTS WV.TOV. MAIS. HOTEL PURITAN Mr ml & n WTANl jjj Mwrngnwafifi vw trvaivn The Distinctive f ItAfAn Mr.,ia ' On, of the moat homolthw I l Kotali. In llio Worlri f VZi, ... u Our liooMetJVv Cuo-5 k iPL.COjtfllOrVjr huWitpoion StnOforrt. I r.r.Nox. mass. HOTEL ASPINWALL LENOX, MASS. High and Cool in the Berkshire. OI'KNS Jl'NR 14 Deslrabls Cottacea with Hotel servlc. HOVVr, & TWOKOGKIt. Manaceri Address until May 30, care Hotel Belmont. !2d Street and Park Ave, New York. Winter Hesort. Trlnress Hotel, flermnda. FALMOUTH. MASS. FALMOUTH ARMS ltlsht nn lltizxarils nar. , FALMOUTH. 31 S3. A Summer Hotel ot the Highest Class, fror Booklet and Rates Address EWnovcB Manacer I sTonunRinor. mss. in Tin: liKRiismiu: iiii.i HFATON HALL HtorkbrWfe, Mas,, Ii 1 Jit rir.L.L. .n,r nnnolMeil $5 to SIS ilnllyt coir, tennis. vtlshlnr. W. O. IIVVIU. WASIHNC.TQV. II. r. Burlington Hotel Lmb than Ore minute from everything. American and European Plant 431 Rooms with Batti,$2.50to$5 wAnniNnTON. n. c Ljk pBr summer when within 1 (0MeKV hours you may L Enjoy the Cool S&Wffl Climate of x& 1 MERCHANTS: If you are a grocer, druggist, hardware dealer, tobacconist, clothier, furnisher, jeweler any kind of a ttorehetper yjou shouldn't wait another day before subscribing to the Retail Public Ledger the new twiceatnonth periodical for merchants only. Subscriber! say they have been waiting for it for years. Not a trade-paper, but an inspir ing news-magazine that interestingly tells all sorts of things that merchants want to know. Business problems salesmanship, ( buy ing, accounting, the handling and training of help, credits, delivering, advertising, collections the Retail Public Ledger- tells how they are all being solved in successful stores. Entertaining fiction dealing with the sentiment and drama of storekeeping, anecdotes, verse, pho tographs, news of big movements for merchants' benefit threa pleasant hours of entertaining, helpful reading in every issue. Sub scription price, 10 cents a copy, ONE DOLLAR a year (24 issues). Just slip a dollar into an envelope, with your letterhead or name and address plainly written, and' it will be sent pn the first and third Tuesdays of every month for a year. Address Retail Public Ledger, ZZO 1-ubllc Ledger Building, Philadelphia, Pa. Uo if now I Korea. I secure beforehand a ready in terpreter, who stands tlosc by during the singing. Tho first thing I nlwnjs do is to learn the words of one or two (lionises In their own langungc. Of course, I nocr know what the words mean, but I pnrrot the words. I sing n chorus or so, and tho people arc nlwnjs delighted to hear even n mutilation of tho words 'by a foreigner. "I lmc a slinrp faculty of mimicking words. So when I want to say some thing, T nsk the interpreter, 'What's the phrase toi 'All together, now V and be tells me and I let the audience have it. -When they arc singing the closing lines ot n erse, 1 quickly nsk the Interpreter ' tho words in Korean or whatever Ian- I gunge it happens to be which begin the next crse. Then, I lustily slug nut the opening words ot the second, crso just ns they llnish the first. "IJnno neer hnd any trouble. And I'd nlmost be willing to tackle nn audi ence in Sanskrit." May Market Raised $12,000 More than 512,000 was raised for the Gcrmantown Hospital and Morton Street Day Nursery by tho "Midway Luuo" and "May Murket" held on Mny 22. Total leceints of theso nt- tractions were announced today, and will be turned ocr immediately to the heneficinrics. SI-niNO REHOUTS June, Julr, August and September in the PacificNorthwest AMERICA'S GREAT RESORT REGION it is the real health giving playground of America. Special Excursion Rates and excellent Hotel Accommodations. Its mountains, forests, streams, lakes, inland seas, scenic highways and all outdoor sports appeal to everyone. Write for free Illustrated booklet to any commercial organization In Oregon, Washington or British Columbia, or to Herbert Cuthbert, Secretary, Pacific Northwest Tourist Association, maintained by government ifunds to give free information, L. C. Smith Building, Seattle, Wash. MmA Sleep very Night MKE OEOnOE N. T. Fort William Henry Hotel Lake George, N. Y. Will open for the season of 191.9 on May 29th European Plan Write for Booklet CHAS. A. DOUGLASS Manager KI.LKVWLLK. N. Y. Hl'LMJ JHNU AT Mount Meenahga House &' Collages In the "beautiful Slumansunka" of Ulster County. New York. Estate of 1,000 acres with miles of wonderful walks and drives Open Area, steam heat: golf, tennis bowl. Inc. etc. A delightful summer home for cul tured people Bert II. Terwllllger, Trop . Kllenvllle. W. T. " rop take rr.Acin. x. y. WHITEFACE INN LAHE PLACm. N. Y. OPEN JUNB 11 Uodern In all Its nnnolnttnents. i. 3. SWEENEY, Manar.r. Tflnt TTipM.nil P-l Hotel Alksn. S. C KEI.IOIOIIS OTICKS Treshyterlan ARCir ST. CIIUHCII. 18th and Arch sts. Friday, May SO. at 11 a. m. Memorial Day Service Uoctor Macartney .will preach. Patriotic music. Public Invited. BrBIMO KFHOHTR . nos( OK. N. Opens , v. nnsroK. N. v. S WW. 1 -'PiBbBUk' rWlrosti , . fRK rfsfc. t wi yttk -tsBt"SBi sTsh. s A if "" An exclusive mountain resort-comforlab e, modern1 nnd Ki.nprhlv located lii extensive forest preservf, only 1B0 miles from lhllndlDhlii Unusual elovallon. 2T00 feet. No black JUNE 14w fll?s or mosiiunucH Hf.Bassett Manager mom. Tennis. Jionue, uJ.ihIa llnrnes. Other CllltCi 1160 Hroadwill. SSSI ATI.TIC TITV. X. J. SPECIAL FOR PECOKATION DAY (JQ Either Thursday to Sunday (Q PO or Friday to MondayVO HOTEL NETHERLANDS New York Atn. 60 ?i!h. from Iloiirdwnlk Capacity 400 Elevator, prlmte bathfi, run nlnff watr In bedroonin Vrr leulurps llntnlnir rrhlloite from Hotel. Dnnco Door. rule. AtnerirHii pihii wmiu nirnm - KZ.CO to S4 ilnllM 14. Bl AlIGtIHr HtfUWAUni Slit, in, .cu nrrKiy I'roDrlPtor .STot&C jutlantic crv, Open at allca.sona . r of Tne -Year. A rccojmtsed stanaara ofexceUence. :.pc.tv600. wujEiJ.Bimy. i HOTEL BILTMQRE , (Formerly Westmontl Rhode Island Av , Near Boardwalk. All outside rooms: suites with ba. orchestra. Dancing. Capacity 21 Hot and cold sea water baths. Under new management BILTMOHE HOTEL. COMPACT. a 7fotel &1P&AN1) 'FintPROor: On. tk.o ocearfr6tt Capacity GOO. Alwausopan Sao watcPirvall baths Orchggtra COURTESY SERVICE -COMFORT COUItTESY QUAI.I1Y HKIIMCE HOTEL KENTUCKY KENTUCKY AVE NEATl BEACH rurupennl'lnn Ilatcs,. Jl to J1 fill Dallj. Amer Plan 1 to " dallv: l'i to JS5 wklj. Steam heated, e.evatur, clectrlo llehts Telephone eery room runnlnff water. In rooms. prlata baths N. 11. KENNAUY. Tennenee Ave. & Beach Klrenroof Ailtlitlon HTII1M1 KOOMS MIIIWI'K IIXTIIS HflTFl so i '' I IU I CL. s,rl u ,eklr RUNNING WATER IN EVERY ROOM Dookletn mm Atlantic City. J. .1. JOt I. SI'FCIM. OVFK DErOHATlON I) Y 7 ?fl THUIISDAY TO SUNDAY OH P I'OXt FRIDAY TO MONDAY PITNFV New York ave , near beach. 1st sii.ii a cnF, noll,e. tnhln abundantly supplied with best market nnoras : sim neai. natns, all convs S12 CO up weekly 1 uo , dally. Capacity jou jvi i: SWEENEY. THE MARTINIQUE HOTEL Kentucky Aenuo and Roar-dwallc Robert O Simon, Prop Jack LIpsey (Manapers) Jack Reynolds European Plan Sa'.h $2 up -THE DUTTON- Virginia Aev Close tn Reach and Steel Pier Capncltv WSfs American plan, table and serlce vpeclal features, private baths, running water In rooms Hlevator Reasonable rales Open all jear Owner ship management J Ij IjCIIDH HOTEL NEW ENGLAND ffo Carolina av. and Beach: central loca : Amer. & European plans; prlv. baths; run'K water fn rooms, elevator, flnporrTies. ete. Cap. 3.Q Reasonable rates R. II Wllltami ROQUOIS I South Carolina Avenue, adjacent to beack.1 I Cin 1S00. Refined natrona ire. music. dzn cine. I il strictly modern.tabLe and service excellent,! l urse solarium. Booklet. A. Franokla THE CARLTON J 80th. llooklnss norr belnff made. Owner ship management. rtTAS P ZAZZAf.T HOTEL FREDONIA OPEN AT.E YEAR TennrsKce Ae, Just off Boardwalk Iluropean plan, livery appoint ment iWOUCTa.g-mm namuranti Try CLARENDON HOTEL ..n-t.TB ttn Win i.n.f... All rooms with hot andcold unnlnc water PrUate Raths Write for ratea and booklet TABOR INN ;?f"d.S?cA. .utt. .u.ai.vii. jarRe, airy iooms. Excellent table 17th season .owner management ' Moil rates J P. & A M Dunn HOTEL EDISON Ki,?.'SA Open: new manasement. Thorouehly reno' vsted Arer fe European Slv- Rnrlng r.t.. Hotel Rio Grande von. walk. Fireproof European plan Hates 12 09 Blev.; run. water; irarajre. M M McCall. Pr. AVON INN Y'tslnla Ave. near Belch AVV11 """taw tKuro plan?. Hath, nnd running, ater. Superior table Write for terms and booklet. H W. WILLIAMS HOTEL- PLAZA x 6T. CHAHEES PJ.ACE & PACIFIC AVE Plator Private baths A. C McCI.EI.I.a.' YYOtuiuiBW" ,,ock from beach & d Depot. Hot & cold running water In rooms lerms moderate J, 13. WOimilNCITON Westminster fi?-. a.;. water. tlSCOupwk. 2 SO up dally, c BuhS. Nuttall Cottage 2rfynnAI--- j; vate baths Rates U 00 up "' rrl" HOTEL WHITTLE ",? A,e ricach American plan, 2 50 up ' dVlT ii..,PnnnTi St un Kiev Tlnth nn .. i"i' Channell " and ,Iac- W each-fronl Unanncil lew Amer. 4 Kuropean plan' rates reas. rap 210 A C Channel!. Own. Naw Clarion i5 .A,e- Heach Uarars. " inini American J02 ?' J.a.nir.pl. -d 1,oue 'rom ftmcili.au ptach; 18 B0 dally n Collins IIKACII UAVliN. N. J. THE ENGLES1DE OPENS JUNE 20. The best combination t..' genuine Beashore features on the Atlantlo Coast. Matchless flshlnr. sailing-, bathinc. etc ocean lind bay Fiis tennis courts The Enateslde offers all modern appoint. men's, sesand fresh wator private baths. Orchestra flnSr,i"' Hooklet l Ii. F. FNGI.E. Mannaer AlsovTHB rOVINOTON. Ust Phlla ' LONCPOHT. N. J. HOTEL ABERDEEN LONOrOBT. N. J. REOPENS JUNK 21ST Directly on the ocean front. An Ideal family hotel in comfort and surroundings at moderate rates 20 mlns. by trolley. or auto from Atlantlo City. Ilklt. John v. Uossler. Ixinsport's blr new concrete sea-wall'& ocean promensde will be completed by that .late MH'KAN I'lTV. N. J. HOTEL BRIGHTON 7th and Ocean Ave. June Its It n BOOY. Open THE BISCAY NE ' NOW OPEN Bteam beat! private baths. Excellent table. Booklet. B. P.LUNDIN. Owner and Utnuir, i?srxPls&w THirK liSTKJ? I t?I 17s?T,U7i"VM"i 0th and Waaler Ave. wrRixo niwoRTS IK .tlrrhestnt. DunciliK I lbrary. riay- .uiiiii.up, ..U.V1.UM, Water Sports. N. Y. Uooklmr nlerestlnp features Tel. Jlad. tiq. 4748. minwimii. k. j. Spend Memorial Day at tMiiimtiftEr B5S3 lliUVFlWVW StrX' AND W1LDWOOD CREST Parade of eterhns, patrtotlo soctctfea bikI Hchool children on tho Hotirdwalk, followed lij crownlnrr of tho May Queen Majo Polo Dante. Folk Dances by Hlkh Hchool Olrls and launching of tho Floral Puat In lionor of our Bailor dead. Address lb eleratn of the CIU1 War, Spanish War and tho Kreat WorlJ War by Hon OlfTorii IMnchot. Opcnlns of Ithoads' Amuseinentit, Wild wood s ffreat new J200 000 enter tainment enterprise, including Jack Rab bit Co'ster Old Will Merry-Oo Round. Whip and other hicli-class nmusemcnls. (lood train; rr Ice on both Reading and enns Kpectal $1 3" excursion trains next Vrd ty. Iast train leaves Wlldwood on the IVnnsy at 0 33 P. M, on tho Readlns at 0.15 P, JF, W. COURTRIGHT SMITH bcrretiiM Hoard ot Trade AMI.luood, . J. AMHTRV PARK. IS. J. anuMumL.mLttwnmmmmkm NEW H MONTEREY HOTEL The Meal Kesort Hotel OPENING JUNE 28 Directly on Oceanv All outside rooms hot and cold salt water Jn blthrnoms ( Nr.n MONTrufcY grim. F.ltlrel new service a la carte and dancing largest and most nuttful nn the Jersey coast. Ideal .or motorists Slll.ttMN DENNIS, Manaser New York Odlre. 8 West 40th St. McDonnell . Comiinny Members NeV York Stock Kxclmns Phono VnmWMIt rtn NortK Asbu.ry Park N.J. The New OceaiTHofel ON THE EUROPE X I'lN Finest on the orth .lerse ( onst rnnncltr 350. II. .AltDM.lt, Mtr. nuiNuisuui:, pa. Walters Park Inn Wernersville, Pa. Tlio Greatest Plnee In THE BLUE RIDGE Fverv Modern Appointment WK'tf. hEVI) OU HOME HAPPY AMI 1IKA1.TIIY Special Rates This Week End "Memorial Day" FROSI AND TbursdajTi Mar 29 Including Sopptr TO Monday, June 2 Including Breakfast One in Room. . .$16.00 Two in Room . . . 30.00 Eenve Rendlnc Terminal 4.35 .. , . Arrlle ernf r-vllle 6)15 Monday. If me Mrrnemtllle 0 01 Arrive Philadelphia 10.50 Chair Cnrn lloth ys Please make reservations If passible. The Highland House Now open Ovcrlookln the famous Lebanon Valley. Send for rates pnil rlmilHrs Adrireg M K IlftlNKI.TlY. Kflt.T S1IF.RF. PAltK. PA. DESIRALtm furnished cottages complstsi with mod conven , for rent at res. terms occupants take meals at the Forest Jnn. Writs H. V. Yeaeer. Mgr.. Iluehesvllls. raw PRION. PA Wynburne'Incfa1nV,UDf.orEbu: nees men with families. Rooms wltii bat ft at rasonaDie rates. jjancinr. iarfft grounds, wide verandas Phone 13erwyn IT VOCONO MOUNTAINS .Miaunee-oii.elgwnry. Pn . BUCKW00D INN (FIREPROOF) Sbtwaee-on-DtUarare, Penmjlriils ov optN A hotel of Rotable distinction located in a park of 10,000 acres, exclusive- to ljuests;75 mile trom New York, 71. miles from Phila delphia. Home of the Shawnee Coun. try Club. CHAS. V. MURPHY, Manager Delauare Water (ian. Pa. CAST LE INNr DELAWARE WATEK (1AP. PA. Opens May 29th Private Datlia Kunnlnir water. Cap. 300. fireproof Hotel and Oarage American and European Plan MISS T. T. UOLIIEY INTFItVAt.K. N. H. IMTCDVAI 17 WHITE all -v T .J-.a. MOUNTAINS HOUSE AND coTTAGE OPEN JULY !. Select family hotel. Fins muslo hall and orchestra. All outdoor sports. tor Illustrated booklet address l" C. MlllHlETf. Prr.. INTERVALE. N. H. flOHHAM. N. II. MT. MADISON HOUSE liorliam, N, II. . ' "The Gateway to the White MU." Opens June 20. Homelike atmosphere. Outdoor Hnorts Fine June aud July trout fishing. Well equipped garage. Write for bklt. and terms to C. O CHANDf.EU. Prop. MUBKOKA I.AKKS. TANAHA Ut sway to happincMaway tt th iirveTttlhV pina ivsuitu, ;pbif )' r n tiiti mhisum j1Pss w j- lfI- invrv jou win una in ttVstl PWiPfJPIfood. coif. Merrill IXFISinF' JP M . i 1 ! .." i , 1 s. . I 1 1 I 4 ( M i . TrtWlssfsWjUwTOSwa.MWi,-) f ipiv? ?" -. v um& - -vsSsbk - -rf- irvT n itii k-- i - 7T-I 3 -' -o .:.-- r Jil" B - Jfc,' -t-: t 'ft P ,Tf i '' Ti L4 '4' ijM. rfF ,!.. mmiAwutiuu s?3?r yxjrfg.-. 'JS -u m.wmm . . "
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