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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1019
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The following companies
offer
INSURANCE
of all kinds
Beidler & Bookmyer
General
INSURANCE
BROKERS
121 Walnut Street
Lombard 1947 itnln 15
New York Office
!)5 William Street j
fta OUtil Till Company in the Wcrll
sEfje
&cnl CsState tZETttle
Sttiurame
anb ZETrtisft Companp
of $ljilnbelpljin
523 Chestnut Street
WILLIAMS
C& WALTON
General Insurance Agents
Nos. 416-420 Walnut Street
PHIL)ELPHIA
Commonwealth
Casually Co.
Philadelphia's Oldest
Casualty Co.
Built on
Clean, Conservative,
Competent Business
Methods
Ask Your Braher (or Our
Kates or Phone Lombard 13S1
THE INDUSTRIAL
H&alth, Accident and Life
INSURANCE CO.
The Largest and Most Progressive
Ins, Co. of Its Kind in America
Dtirfner thf epidemic of Influenza.
40 V5 claim! ver pall tn nix
wpfks Mince Jun Int, litis n,r
ten thmiftanJ claim hap hiin
paM nnd not ona claim reported to
th Tnnurnnco Pppartmfnt or
placer. In th ihands of any one
collection
. li. cor. uroaa and Arch
Philadelphia, Pa.
General Accident
Fire and Life
Assurance Corporation, Ltd.
FREDERICK RICHARDSON
United States Manager
General Building
4th and Walnut Streets, Philadelphia
Branch Office, 421 Va Walnut St.
MAY CLEARINGS LARGE
Banks' Business Above April and
Same Period In 1918
Clearings for 1'hllnilc.lpliiii banks dur
ing the month of Mnj were 51,7-0,507,-113,
nn jnerenso of $11,U1 ,(.!):! ocr
3In , 101i5, and an Increase of 500,47,
(11(1 ns comimrejl witn April of Mils jeai.
lontlilj- clearings for the lst to jenrs
hnc becu as follow i:
loin ipis
January I,12.170 214 $t SZ2 sjT.nin
I'ebruar . .. t, 117, lt.l IJ 1 S'3 .W, iHI
March 1,730 SSCI r.2ll J.4J7.17", "7
April . .... .. 1031100(17 t, 7I SJ1 1111
May I.7J6 3(17,111 1,711 or, 4.'"
June t. 1,700 10(1171
jul l.iCT, S1J.7M
Aunilt 1,731 03S OS.'
Peplember 1 Blcl All HI J
October .. .. !." 41H lilci
Noember 1 781,704 1J7
December 1'7-! 4,S t.'l
Twelvo months 18.710 1)02. Ib3
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MONEY-LENDING RATES
NKW YORK Money on eall, mixed
collateral, opened todny at (t per cent
for lending nnd icnewing. On all in
dustrial collateral, the opening rate ins
0' per eent.
Thero was no change in the time
money situation. The demand Is not
urgent nnd money is available at STi
per cent for sixty nnd ninety days on
Iniliiitrinls pecurities collnternl.
Trinie inercnntlle paper U In light
supply ut OQfiVi per cent, uomlunl a""
tatlon, llnnk nceeptanees of choieo funlity
are unaltered ns to rates, and business
is moderate.
Call loans on acceptances stand nt
's per cent.
rilllADEInilA Call, tT5i per
cent; time, 5-Ji Hid per cent: commer
cial paper, three to six months, fiVi
DVi per cent; sis months, 0 per cent.
LONI)OK-Mony is quqted at .1
per cent. Discount rates, short bill
3?a per cent; three month bills 'ixt
per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
New York. June 12. Francs showed
n gain of R centimes from the closing
figures of last week although the rato for
cables was 1 centimes unuer the Dest
at the clost of last week, Italian ex
change showed gains of 15 points. Ster
ling was o shade easier, ' v
Quotations were!
Demand Merllng 4,03, cables 4,01.
Franc cables 0.28, checks fl.30.
" Wra cables 7.03, checks 7.03.
Swiss cables fi.14, checks f.1T.
Guilder cables 80 .'MO, checks Kit.
Pesetas cables 20.08, checks 20.
Stockholm cables 25.n0, checks 25,30.
n Cbrlt,iania cables .-J, en ecus jo
Clpchien oablev 3P.00, checks
GOSSIP OF THE STREET
BANKER POINTS
OF BIG MERCHANT MARINE
Launching of Many Steamships
Here, Says Financier Gossip of the Street
ON SATI'ltDAV the finnnelnl dlttriit, vvitli die rxtrntinn of tlic lunik,
vvnse virtually clcsprtrel. TIicip vns nothing of imiiartnnip in Hip tltnvs
of thp da to cllsrnst with Hi? few principals who put in n brirf nppcninnce
during thp half dny that the bank were oppn.
Onp bnnkcr rrmnrkeel tliat thp Intmr-liings on Friday nt Hog Inland
and nt other ynuls all ocr thp tonntrv prorlulmpd not thp raining of it iipw
era In thp trndp of the lltiltrcl States o muc.li ns that thp era ni here. In
this connrf tlon, lip saioS thp address liv Secretary of thp Navy Daniels ni
verj dignillcant. It is evident, lip said, that ni soon as peace i n fact there
ii going to be a race nmong .the European nntions and the t'nited States
for (lip rnirjing ratio of the world.
"What that trade means to nnv nation," he raid, "can be rccn In what
it has done for Oreat Britain in the jcais past when slit was supiemc In the
rominerro of the seal. And for Oermanj, too, when oho vvns crowding
England very cloudy in the jcara which linmediatelv preceded the war.
Of course, no person In America Is foolish enough to lielicvp that Germany
will stop shipbuilding until she gets on her feet ni.nin, with the knowledge
that in her successful venr it was her shipping which made her most power
ful as n commercial competitor."
This hanker said there must be a campaign of education started to
convince exporters in the I'nited States that thpj are much mistaken when
they cherish the thought, which man;, of them do, that so long as their goods
reach their destination it makes no difference whethei the are sent in
Ameiiian or foreign ships.
"it makes all the difference in the woild," he siM "In Hie first place,
b shipping goods to foieigu countries in foreign ships the nic giving nwav
the nauips of their own mstomeis and the dais of goods these mstoiiipis
are bujlng to their competitors, lias am one am doubt." he asked, "as
to how sin h a condition ennbled licrnnnj hefoie the war to outdistance
other countries in competition?
"Not onlj are American exporters giving nwav their most vnlunhle
business secrets, but any one knows that in n hundred different wajs ship
ments inn be held up if in the hands of n foieign rairier If the United
States," he remaiked, "intends to take its proper place among the big com
mercial nations of the world, she must export hei own products, whether
law or manufactured, iu United States owned vessels "
Commission on Traction Said to Be at Woih
An investment banker whoc concern lins in the pa't been largelv
identified with traction propositions said he linden stood that the presidential
commission, which is to investigate and if possible solve the almost uiiivcisnl
street inllway muddle, has been holding sissions recently, nnd that the names
of the personnel composing the commission will be announced soon.
On this commission arc to be repiesentntives from the Treasury De
partment, the Department of Commerce and I.nboi, the National Association
of State Utility Commissions, (he Ameiican Cities League of Mnyors, rep
icsentativcs of the Amalgamated Association of Street and Elcetiic Em
ployes and the Investment Hankers' Association nf America.
'lhis banker said, as n sample of the dcploinble conditions of these,
transit corporations, 0 per cent are nliendv in the luiiuU of ice elvers, the
lemaincler ai either headed in that direction or are viitunllv insolvent.
When n'ked if he hid any particular lemedv for these conditions, he
remarked that the first lcmedj, which is so plain that it appeals to every
one, is moro revenue, which mcaus an inciease in fnics There aie a niim
bei of burdens imposed ou street mlhvnvs in mniiv ci'ies wlileh could bo
assumed bv the cities ni'd the money to meet them collected in the form ot
tnxes, but such n proposition, he remarked, always seemed to him as taking
monej out of one pocket to put it iu another, unci then eventually to take
it out of the other pocVeet, too.
Municipal ownership, which was long looked upon as the onlv pnuacea.
lie saicl lie considered as a big failure where tned. A 7011c fare instead of
the universal fare which is common 111 most communities could be tried.
No matter what decision the commission mav arrive nt, he said, it is
certain to bo unpopular at first. Hut one thing is certain, he added, and
that is the public will not permit any big piofits on what has come to be a
daily necessity. There inut be some plan devied to prevent large profits.
RECESSIONS FOLLOW
EARLY GAINS IN CORN
Larger Receipts antj Encourag
ing Crop News Induce Freer
Offerings
Cliicigo, June. 2 Firmness in the
cali article, low temperatures and lnins
in some sections imparted strength to
the com market futuies todaj although,
in anticipation of readjustment of illf
feiences btween the actual grains and
contracts, hrokeis were inclined to be
cnutious and the c1a's business, ns u
rule, was in small lots.
'I lie session came to nn end nt 12. 15
1'. M. on account of the parde of 33d
Dn isioii.
Following initial luhaiices, there
were recessions ou estimated icceipts
of 000 cms and eniouingiug crop news,
which indue. ed freer offeungs. Spot
prices stinted three cents lower, but
Intel the cash demand developed lin-
expeeted biendth and n full iceoverx
was made in vnlucte nil around. The
highest paint for futures was reached
neiu the dose, July lcadinn tho up
turn. Oats futures also were Firmer, and
them was little piessmo against the
muiket. Commission houses favored
the hujing side. Too much rain and
hackwnid crop conditions were reported
f i om some sections. The demnnd for
the rash article uns-poor with prices
lowci.
The inquiry for shipping continued
indifferent witli leported snles of only
25,000 bushels. Umnoro weie current
that 200,000 bushels had been sold for
export in the cast.
l.vAfWns futuipn ramrrd as follovm;
Corn nw rtalUerj)
Sat
"Pen tiwn i.nw riowi rlonj
.sept , 1 .-.a'; ; (J)(I l 38I 1 do
CUla
1 cut,
l aiis
Tlll .. 07H S, r,7 1 fid', 07',
ween uoa Oil's Cl i'k rci'l
Ut 05S (IS Cl",ll
1 arc
11.1',
JuH 12 .11 ?3 12 12 ,11
31.07
32 40
12 II
.11. 41
Wenl 3J 00 J.' 43 3.' (cl
lllba .
Fuly JS JO 2S31 2R 11
Hent ,27 00 27 HO .'7 do
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Full in yi -.1 m rrt n-i r.i n.
.IS 00
u no
Sept. , 4K 10 48 71 IS SO 4S 75
GAIN IN LOCAL LOANS
Reserves Lower Than This Week
Last Year
The nveiagn condition of members
ofi the I'hilndelphla Cleaiiug House
Association for thn week preceding to
day Is shown in the weekly statement,
with comparisons, ns follows;
ALU MEMHKI1S
June 2 'ID
Tncreaae
fill lllll.llll.l
l.JIH.IIIK
2,124,0(10
3.71H,(K10
701 (Kill
0." 000
Icann , . . Jsl7 a IS ikio
I'.scluta CI llouae, 24 (111. 0(K)
Hue frnm banlfa . 1C1C1 7111(111(1
Hanlc clepoalta ., . 14(1 11(17.00(1
Individ depoalta , SOI 200 uni)
llmo depoalta , . 11,27.0011
Ilea with f n II
and leiral denoal.
torles ,,r,
Cain In vaulta .
Total reaervo held,
Keaerve required.
n.1,309 000
II 808,000
S0.22;.0OP
.13 2IS 011(1
112.00(1
I. Ill 000
tso noo
130,000
nun ooo
xccaa reaerve
S.OOU.O0O
iir;iuii;ii!jiii;nh;iivi'; pvSTK!
Tteaere held ...... 131,107,00(1 St) 4 000
I.xceaa raaerve i,. 1,(1211.000 713 OOO
TltUHT COIIPANIKS NOT lIBMIIBFtS
ItKbBUM: SVHTiat
neaerve held ...... 14 21 000 31 000
lUnwne..., 1 3S1 000 47,000
In addition to the depoalla almo there
were thla'nrel, lis 7tl,00i vovrrnment de.
poilta, aa-alnat which no mini la required,
BANK CLEARINGS
Saturday'a bank elearlnxa Lompared with
correaponOliuT da laat year!
loin lain
l'hlia, ,, l.ina.i7l Jdi.nns nns i,iiis.n20
n Y. ,, ionssnio or oha.di? 435 sit.asd
JJoaton , 42,704,22(1 4S.2U4.4.S2 35.4154.187
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BAR SILVER
Itar. silver was chjoW Ii lwdaB t
m$ m mMbism
!r
TO VALUE
Indicates Thai New Era Is
GOOD BUYING ORDERS
HELP COTTON PRICES
List Quiets Down After Early
Gains of 23 .to 69 Points.
Cables Are Strong
New York, June 2. The cotton mm -kPt
had an nethe nnd strong opening
showing gains of 23 to 00 points from
Thursdays cloe.
An accumulation or buying orders
resulted from continued slionery weath
er South over Sundnv, to wnicii was
added fresh su. nut from commission
bouses based on stiong cables from
Liverpool.
I.atei, business quieted down nnd the
list became a sluide easier under profit
snles ahead of the Federal Department
ot Agricultures repoit.
Karl realising sales were nbsorbed
on moderate reactions, and another
sharp advance followed the publica
tion pf the official ciop leport.
Active months sold 81 lo 108 nnlnts
above Thursday's dosing figures, within
a few minutes after the report was Is
sued, with October contrarts touching
31.00, compared with 30.10, the low
point on Thursday, and 3.2.20, the high
record of last week.
The forecast for frosts in narts nf
Oklahoma and Texas probably helped
the ndvartce, which, however, met heavy
realizing. ,
Thura Todai's
1 30
p m
in in
.11 11
.10 74
31 2(1
.10 Ti7
.10 71
no ns
10 32
JO 70
cioae
. . 11
. . 11 1ft
.41 00
. 30 SJ
10 37
10 42
10 21
10 22
.10 on
open a m
11 on ii ui
11 11 31 ti
M no 30 74
11 01 R 10
.10 17 10 17
10 7.1 30 71
10 C17 10 07
.1(1 22 10 22
30 70 30 70
JuH . .
AuRunt
Septemher
Co tolier
Nomber
lanuarj
PahriiHrv
XI arch . .
COTTON BELOW NORMAL
Condition Report Shows Outlook
Less Favorable Than Usual
Washington, .lune 2. The Depart
ment of Agriculture, in n report Is
sued today, places the condition of the
cotton crop as of May 25 Inst at 75,(1
ot a normal, compared witlc S2.3 on
Mni 25. 1018. 00.5 on May 25, 1017,
and 77.5 on May 25, 1010, and 70.2
the average of the last ten years ou
.May 25.
The revised figures on arras planted
and in cultivation at the end of June.
1018. nre 37.207,000 aeies. Tho area
picked in lOltS, was 30,008,000 acres.
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
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llm Duller
vtarNamara
vildna
Mlxpah Kxtemion
Montana .
North Star
Heacue Kula
Ves Hnd
aQIcDFIKLD STOCKS
Atlanta . . .. .... 01
lllue Hull ., . ..01
llooth . . ,10
Jilemonfleld 11 11 .. . oi
l)als ',. 01
Kawanaa ... . . 01
Oro . . . , OJ
Htlver IMoU ... on
hpearhead .. 01
MISCKI.UANKOl'S
Arliona United . , . Its
Nevada Wonder ., T
Taoppa lllnlnz ., . Oil
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Butte and Superior Decision Upheld
Washington. June 2. Oplnlona of
tho Federal Dietrlct Court holtltnsr the
Uutte and Hupeilor Mining sComparu
guilt) of lufrlngius upon a patcntc?
process ovvnrci uy uif .Minrraia riepara.
florii Wcl.i and awarding the latter ap.
prpxlmatd)' 510,000,000 dmf, were
upheld In part today by the Supreme
Court Iu dleposlnf of apntah.from the
(jlrcuK Court of Appeals, wlileh r
Philadelphia Marhcts
GRAIN AND FLOUR
WllHVT tteeclpls. Mil n-.t bushels I
The market rtilel arm under Unlit nrtirlims I
hut trade was tiilrt ThK inifitatlans ""
er lm in rport elemor nnvrnmi-nl
sunclun! Innporllon otAn'tnr.l tirlirs N" t1
red ulnlrr, JJ 10, No 1 niirtlvrn spriiiB
SJ IU No t hnrtl nlnirr SH No 1 n I
winter snrllckv I.' 37" Vo t rl unulH
.' mi No j r"1 ulnlcr $.' Irt No J north
rn sprhnt U HI No J Iiri1 winter I.' HI
No J r(l ulntrr tBrllr 2 .U No J
reil smutu $ 31 No a rcl wlntir JJ M
No 3 northern cprlncr $ 12 N'o T luirrl
vclnler JJ 32, No . rul wlntor uarllck
SJ III, No 1 rcl smuttv 2 JO. No 4 rr-il
JJ n Vo 4 rarllk JJ JS N'o 4 nmutiv
IJ 27 Vo I jarllikj imiuttA JJ .a No
5 rfd $J JS No r. Karllcl J2 J No '.
mutt JJ 21 No , narllrks stnutt JJ Jl
COIIV nrrelptx 12111 buhrl "afv e
v,fre umall and prlioa hUhrr but trao n
fb t Wo ciuotp cllou In car lota tor Jocul
trade a- lo nnnlltj and location at Jl 1 ,
1 SCI per hunhcl I
OATS lUcrlpts IRS SSS buahrli The
market was fiulcl hut ateadv llh modcratl
nnrlns WV ttuoti. Car lot a to In a
tlon No J ubllc 7S' firn atanlnrd
,hltr 7Stf"RHc No I white 7"f773r
No 4 white "V, St 7fi1i e
FT.OUIl Itcctlnt inu bbla and el 4(11 Jsn
lb In aacka Th market vvaa dull nnd
prlcea ruled In bmen faror We quote To
arrive per 11)11 lh In 140 lb Jute aacka -Winter
alralxht wiatern JIIWII J" nearb)
J107"ntt Kanaaa atralnht 111 7141 l.'.l
do ahort patent J1.W1JMI aprlncc abort
patent JUifflJ Ml do rntent $11 7 J"
do nrat clear Jn Tiffin 23 '
UVR Kl.Ot Ft dull and unch jserl
A quote nt SI) 10 pa 10 per bar J In
Rack aa to ciuallt. j
PROVISIONS
The market ruled firm but oulet Quoin
tlon ranged as follow a lleef In ".eta
amoked and air dried 48c beef knucklen
vend lenders smoked anil air dried Uc
pork, famll, tMitCA'i hame " I cured
lonaei lllJ37c do eklnned looe Rl1-! tp
IVic do do moked Sll1 51 !7'4c . bami
boiled bnneleaa Ji. plcnb ahoullee
V cured looae lh"4 do aniol ed .n"i
htlllea in plckle looae IJc bnaifaet ha
tun lie lard S c
1
REFINED SUGARS
liniaril un flrH Htlit tin H l(-H
Do for tint BrHntilalel
DIARY PRODUCTS
i HI I SK Tlir markPt wan i"it hut
ipaI till nuotiUflnM folio v New nrk
nd Wlsronnln whol-mllk flat turrpni
Ht TTKH lrHd H qulot Rti 1 prlcm
rlccllfiml ' on solid pmk rl t ro tn.T atii
Ic on printa (Juotation follow Sollii
packfe. treaiti(r ox t ran Sic, higher cor
Inc Kondn B7fP(Uc th latter for Jobblnt.
nlp rxtra flrntp 'Oc ftrcts 3(f,i.e er
onU filrtftJi cweet rreamrr iholco it
fanc. (.H(dnor do fair to Rood MWVTi
fancy brand of printa Jotablntr at (tlti'i
fair tu Brood J$rtlc garlicky prints U
5r30o
KflOS strtctlj fine fsrp were in fair de
mand and ateari with fuppllen well cleanel
up Quotation Pree oaar neirb tlrnta
JIT "iO per rrate current receipts JIT 20
western extra firsts III Vi firts U VI,
tnQ selected egkB Jobbing at "ilvVh. pt
dozen
POULTRY
TjI 1. oUl mfflh it nuotfd rirfi Quo
titlont 1 owls l l rxiiros HitTi t)i i rlnir
( hfekens I roiler not 1 shorn ellnw
Kklnnel uolchltiK 1 J lbs apiece ""5t
iHr prlnic chit kens I rollers not 1 hhorn
ellow skinned welBhliiK 14 Mii lb
spier iSf "i.c s hite 1 eKtiori.'' mellow
oklnned wfffblng 1!4 1r- Ibi uplnv 4". it)
"Or whlt Irxhotns elow slcinnoJ simller
sizes Hi5t,4 o rooster - Jc dm !( IVkln
ho a iJc do Indian Kunner -'"Ii Hi er!e
liOlt.le pitpons old per tMlr 4st?"0c du
Soun.. per pair JOffiTu
lnt3SHKI) I 'oh W and ducks were mild
an 1 lower Hrolllufr chlckf iih luled tpal
Quotation follow Powh freh killed dr
Picked In boxt w'rlghlhtT 4 lbs ar 1 nv r
apiece 3tc uelijhlnff T(f i Ibi T"i
smaller sle H(" l"c fr 1. killed In bbl
fanc dr picked welchlnc lb and owr
apiece Wc weltshliiK UiTVi lbt 10 it 17
snnller sires Tllfi I'm old ronstets dr
p eked Jtlc brollinjc chickens tuarb ch ilce
and fanc (inc 7c do fair tn good 'H(a
Rhc sprlns: ducks litis: llnnd is n vc
si nabs j ep dozen white welnhlnsr 1 1 'rt
Ibq pr dozen $s "iOdt Ji rl do welch
Inp BffTlO lbs per dozen $7 "O'fT fi J" ri do
welghlm? ft lbs per doren IrtiR'O 7 do do
welhlnjf 7 lbs per riorrn 4 ISOii j
dl welichini? ttritii Ibi per dozen $J rUtfi
0, dnrka $1 VHJJ .tt sin ill anl No J
t.OcW-
FRESH FRUITS
"'trawl prrles were mor plentiful and
pnker with demand un modprntp Othi
fruitt sold falrU it reidnel flKureji Quota
tlonn Apples N Vorlc pr hamper
llftlUwin Jj'tT'..T" uppn i enn-5iHnia
..nrl Ino-lnln n. r hill Ren Ux ShiS
DimUi vvrvilArn not- tciT S "! ft I mnn
per box, $JJtfH Oraiiffia 1 lor I (in per
rrate 14 ltifffS J i do no i aurornm i cr
box JI.JMjV" Straw berries southern per
art1"
ouart lJQilhc do Now Irraoi per nu
17i28r ( antAloutes Florida. ier trnte
$41(1 itermeloni I lorl (a per uir
V07A75
VEGETABLES
New potatoes were In cood dcminl and
a ahada flrmer (mlona iw quM and
eauler Quotations hlte potatoer Mnln
per 100 lb $-' "OnJf-i; sn Mhlte potato P
PennhiUanlA No 1 p-r in lbs $j n
frj 7fi white potato New orkfl per l'n)
lb SJ ".nti J "ft white potHtnci I InrtOn
77" No T lfl" while potatoes JCoulh
SFitfM Sweet potatoes Jercv per banket
No 1 Mlf (10 t abbOKe Norfolk per
crate XZ rM& 1 "V do I Tstern shore per
crnte $1 (ST 7i Onlona Texa ellow iw?r
(rate II ",041 1 "0 do white per ( rte $2 "il
W4 "i0
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE
en ork. June J lllTTCU alow and
eaaj Ftecelnta .0(111 uitr" lllkher m orlne
.1"i'iSSIIi extra "lIViSVc Firsts !4(
seconds -iincn."jc stale dalr "4if".4'4c
LOG' Uecelpla 34 071 caBea I (call
cathered tltra 4"i'i V IHr. storaae packed
extra flrats 44T4"ic storaeo pacKed Urals
4."4 i lilac- cathered extra ftrata 4J'4 '(f
IVc northern eections tlrsta 41W4J(
southern in ca 4 1 '-a c seconds I75flne
dirties .N'o 1 1SI331C Nu J 3"(iS7Wc
thecks 3llli tl 17c undergrade ISSfTilc.
state and nearbj henncrj whites lift Mlc
kathered whiles 4".4r4S( western whites
41SF4S., western and southern aathered
whiles 44Wlsc state henmr browns IH't
tfi 47c, gathered brown and mixed colors Al
W4e
1 llEEbl. eaai lleielpts 2''tn boes
I lat current make, colored average run
Sl'.Wll'tC Flat current make while .T!'?
314C, colored anerlals ,J'te outsUK,
while apeclala ajfcJJ'io (
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS
C lllrn to. Juno .' !!00" Ftecelpts 4 s OOO
head I'neven Mostl slead with lhura
da a averaae Top IJO ' Hulk .ei 3"(W
20 flO heaw ISO 40S0 'i medium JO .' i
M20 1 llahtweight. JJOWJO -so llaht
118 754T20 II hea packlne sows 511 elictr
in 85, packing sows, jmscliclil pigs. J1SW
CA1TF.K Itecelpts J2 000 head Ilecf
ateera alow blddlnir lower ' arly sales
!....(.& Blnclr ami calves JiViTiOc lOWOr
r.cdera lower Heef steers chob e and
prime elo
IS JJW17. mellum and kuo'I J1-' 11
B t ', -"i
common J7W U . l lluhtneleht
choice J1J 716 IB 'ill common and
-: if. ... S-. iffl . ?.. Kn(.li.r ViclfnrM 17"
3 14 2 cowsVlTWlJ caUe, 114 S3 1 ". 'M I
v ........ ti. lt 1Q Odd h..rf Ulnul In
uncvenlj lower. Choke lambs scarce
rlltaburth. June 2 CATTI.L Itecelpts.
nn.ic. (...ii l..ivir steers. SI i ,nr(rlH
heifers SI 1 SOW & 1 I COWS 10 ",0 tl I J (0
Calves, receipla 2U0O
head
Lower
fop
HOIIS Itecelpts MOO head lllurher
lleavlea and hea vorkers. JJ1 J'SfJI 4(1
light Workers J.O nJl Pla IJO SOfJO 7"i
SIIKBl' ANI WVIB1- Itecejpta FOOD
head Higher Top sheep 111 top lambs
1C 50
Kan.as City. June 2 'tsh
is nun h..H Market 10c to IOC 11
Ftecelpts
.Market lOc to l.Vo higher than
Thuradas'a average to speculators
'CATT1 K neeelpis 1 1 000 head
HIIBRl1 Itecelpts 14 000 head
liwt nutTalo. N. Y.. Juno 2 CVT1I.1
Ftecelpts 4MIO head Slow 2V to II lower
I'rlrno steers Jl lie lei, shlnnlnn steers J 4
ftl4J0. butchers. II1M14 75 jearliligs 110
Sf II, heifers 8(1 J. tows XI WU hulls
M4ill stocks and feeders fllOl J (0 Tresh
cowa and springers "131A., .jNvlves re
eclpts J70O head blow ST 1 tl ..,
IIOOS Heielnta H001I herd IMgs Sic to
NCV hlaher Heavi m xed nnd jorkers
121 -T, light jorkera J20 I'.itll p'ga, $50 '.0
ft -Cl f. rough" IIIHrll'Sl) staccs, SUSfld
SllhKI- AVI) I.AVIUS He. elms 1400
head Artlve hteady to strong l.ambs
IKflllTN jearllnas lioeis wethers.
Ill Minis, owes, 13010 SO" railed shctp.
llfI13
St. l,otil, June - ltoa Itecelpla 10
OOO head l.ower I.lahta. IJO 2NSFJ0 Ml.
plga I1F. 7N10 J mined and hulchcra
J"( 13CSJ0 7". t"od licay IJO G3WJ0 73.
bulk J0 1N20 7'V . ,
CATT1.K Heielpta 8000 head l.ower
Natlvi ieef atesra IDWilfi30 jearllna
.taera nnd heifer. Ill Otjlrt. row. Jim
IBM! al.ickersand feeclera JI0W13 10. lieef
cowa and heifers 17 R0W13! ranntri and
renters Jl 80W7 23, native calves 111
in n
MHKEI' Itecelpts 230O head blow
Minis J1S Mltfla 73, ewra JlietlSO can
ncrs Jfll(8 30
S011M1
Omaha. Juno J HOUfl
Ttreelpls,
10 noil head
', nerelpta, 4SO0 head
tfilBpi1 It
eceepia, cit, iieau
Special by Texaa. Pacific Coal A OH
New York, June 2,-t-Teias.Paetflc
Coal tnil Oil Comrtanr haa declared
the regular quarterly dlTldend et 1
oer cent and a ipeehl of 7 per cent,
both pnyaWe Jtta !W t'lci record
HI'WNO Itl'.XOItTI
'HNtivriAKi:, .N. J."
Most delightful hotel on Atlantic Coast
THETOilLMOUTH
6y the Sea. Spring Lake.N.J.
Open June li) into Sept. Wonderful Surf Batluiie,'.
Exceptional 18-Hole Golf Course and Country Club.
Tennis, Saddle Horses, Motoring. Daily Concerts:.
Dancing. Afternoon Tea.
Booklet on Request
lttNl (. MOIIIir Mnnaf VHU IN TM. ..l ,
M-.W lOHk OKI rrr TOWN' 4 rOt'VTHT R 1 I ST 4C 1 I I
ATI.VN1IC ( 1T
&&
Atlantic art.
Opeivat oil seasons
H of tntTvicar.
A recognised standard.
Jl KAklUCKUl
ICMCITy600
") I II I
WJUS2.JL 2
- --
CHARLES
OFM THE OCFAN FRONT
E levari stone a of real
comfort wjthart onvi
nmmcmt of distinct refirvcr.
merit without extnrwigancc
AMtPICANPlaW. ALWAYffOPEN
LITCRATUREajraTERMS MAILED
Win.A U tch jjry; I
7foteL S&fbQVjD
tlMtus-r .
Orv. th.e occgrfrot
CapacituSOO. Alwaq& op
Hca wotcrinoU botKa Qrchaar
.Aff
tra
COURTESY SERVICE -COMFORT
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND
Co Carolina av and neacn: ctnt-al Iom. :
Amtr. Europ'an plana; prlv oathi: n'
j watar In rooms, elevator, Fine porcnea. etc.
rap 3 'hi llaaonaMa mln It ll Wllllarot
XRAYMORE ATLANTICaTY'
lRLD'S GREATEST UOTELSUOCKS!
THE CARLTON S."".1"" ? ,
0th Uooklnica now belni mad Uvrnaf
Ulp manaiemeut.
vmam , AAI.I
TARflR INN ccen end Connecticut An
1ADUn lln Ideal location, larae. alrj
rooms nictllcnt table 17ch acason . owner
sianagfmcnl Mo I rates J 1 ft M Dunn
urviki hi 11.1 irvi DiiiniccM a?u
'-'-"- - I'AC IFICl AVM
Open new manaeement Thornuahly react-
ated An'er & Kuiiipean 8r- Rurlnir rato
T-..t...
HOTEL CRESTON 'JfJ A
Prlvato hatha, rimnlnc writer n all
room. leator
special nine ra tea N' nth
veaaon
IT , t. r.K..nn
II M HCEVES.
Try CLARENDON HOTEL
IBC.INI AK. M1V. IIKAC1I
All rooms with hot and cold tjnnlnir water
Private Hatha Write For ratea and booklet
HOTEL ABSECON vy-
Hreproof. I'flva'a balha. eletor and a
eonenlcnce IS 00 up dally special weelkr
raiea
O PAI.MTKI1
Nuttall Cottage
2 Maine Avenue
Dl.
Prl. I
reciiy on Beacn
xato balha Ftatea 14 00 up
Westminster J'
Ky
A. tiear lleach I lev
at prhiile bnth. run
S2 ro updiili c Iliihre
waler JUTOiipwl
PHILLIPS HOUSE
MflwachusetU A near Reich F V Phllllns
. , , 107 u ,-
i rial an rfiV.I .flKAWflnH 1-' ? t.rolln
J . . nL V?!'
arh Imt h
Imt from hotfi rate" men
fllTTAN
,.- , nV F(mr. 1 1 st Jbitim PI nr baeh
I rnnma daUv '"j;
res at W F Fnrrer
rrK m . .i
PIEW STOCKTON VILLA
1 Direct! on Beach
Bbla wrnw June
Private balha rceaaon-
S S DAMS
THE BALTIMORE INN
OP1.N1 JL.NK 1ST I I.OSP TO HhV( IF
MIPS II'I'HIUCIN
, Car VlHa u
pin st
anl lleach Ave
nit HAHDSON
M 1.
llEArn IIAVKN. N. J.
THE ENGLESIDE
OPl'NS JUNK SO. Tl-e best combination
,'ienulne aea.horo features on th, Atlantic
i Coast Malcnicas nsnins eauine natninv
.. n...n and iin ni. 11 nia courts
"luVrniliaicIe offara all modern appoint -
jcnta aea and fresh xvater prlvite baths
AlsoJTIIIUnlNf'TClN. West Phlla
The llrealcera. Children's paradlte, bathlna
boat,crJhlrJmo2cWVAAiatln Mar
OCEAN nnovB. N. 3.
HOTEL MAJESTIC
DinrCTI.Y ON TIIK IlEACII
rieiator service, excellent cuUlna
NEW PHILADELPHIA
Orean PathwnT and llearh
rnrooean plan Clement & Clemen!
NORTH END HOTEL
raoacliv .'.nn OPFAh Jl'NK J
riOnUtT M WAIT, lessee 1 ManilKer
TL Wavr1v 10 Ocear I'athway. pea;
Ine YVUVCuy rjcach New manaaarasnt.
Cuialn. unurpasscl. ticellent "rAyEn
" ELDORADO HOTEL
eaili. Facing I-akr A VV Crnlln, I'rop
t
I Stokes Hall
Ocean I'athwH)
Hot
and icvll iiinnlnR water.
, ,i, ate baths A t
II MraasburRtr Owner )
; j
Ihp v,VhStflc(a
The Wliitneia nrenrooi. uveriuuauiK ocean
Orove. Chaa
.MOO!. ..". "W"i. -ti, -i T,--"
oteon Ilonar. 72 Main Av
lr. Beach Prlv
I. C. Duncan
(cnnls. croouet. pooklet.
Hotel Le Chevalier " VYn,.!,
I -...r. J ATIOIM A I . & l"l" Ve
1 A HUNIIV
T-UI7 f1 1FPN Directly on beach front
THE. sjUIXdl Booklet L J Hiu.ell
" ill'lMMt. N. J.
The New Columbia
I tin the Ocean front. Ilrlmnr. N. J.
Catering to tho Hcst c ilenlfle
' Modern. Caparlty 5CKJ muslo. elevators to
l -creet level, garage NV rile for Imok et
I aireet levee, a n n CIU HI llll I . vler.
POINT I'l.iaSNNT. V I.
"' v w wv w-t w
DlrtlK Kl.ll h h I IM ll
jj: x 4 s j - - m, a . - ,
X pder new mana;einent Vmomi the pines on
tu., beautiful Mauajeiuan "-ver hore Ken
attraction of seashore river oeid countri
" ei ouidnor sports HK1I -I. I.. Ileerlwwer.
HrHHr! rnn. n. j.
THE MANHASSET
Directly on ! m""'"1", tj?J",.lj'?!2
nooklet. H. ItOaB Tunrten uwrner-irop.
wrniMi I MtK ukuh. v. J.
Th? ShoreharnJ
Open June 14.
E JJ.
renoura: crop
rnurATiovM. cmps
f
)?s&wafrws
n
JJ
R PLATT
On Lake Cliamplain, N. Y.
The Camp, Where You Cah.Fly
tn Curtlaa Planes Eipert Curtlaa
Curtlaa Planes expert uure.ee,
,chlna controlltel onl by ejperl
rlM( other technical atudlea.
iroiev on,jr wf siw,stw
NI'KIMIJtl'.snttTS
XI'ItlM! i.aui:. N. 4.
ui nuoiii). n. j
Send your family
this s u m m e r to
beautiful, healthful,
iouful
"-
.d
OR WILDWOOI) CREST"
There are still a few choice
cottages, bungalows a n d
apartments to rent, fur
nished, for the summer.
Make gnur hotel reserva
tions at once, for the earlg
rush indicates the busiest
season this popular resort
has ever had.
forS..iilLU,,S2 'SI"- ."? t-'M
i.mm,r rc,r, r '. m,iVvr,TH "
tlnst
W. COL'RTKIOHT SMITH
' Wiidwood Manor rpc"y ). m,
.7." IV SSirrJllk"nri!SSnk
...ator..tenn,rnr,S--
LKSTLFt. Mitr
1VEW SHEI DfiN
. "hkmwh
WIMwood a
mnl hotel
moat
cap,
o i-iev , iruaC
fcklt Anin r i ,.:,." rn"'n n aulto
- - J """'
DAYTflN No.v m e n
" UJN l'J"n
m.nt li 1 evtnlrl "o
- - ...,, u,n mgi Now open
or neaaon of 1019
enijrtfoin treit-
A. Mc-MI IIFtii Yi.nU.r-I""P'.Cap
nnvza--i.-?
sW- z - ' " ' miiriPinr
Vh). a -
MVIllNt . I I IIYI "an. nn ti ... .- r
--., . - in,--v in. a
.... . 'I
' '" A " c
i n nn I!a. i.
" mPIFAM on. '
Hotel HaviUa y
e (, , Aln,-
I Maiynnlin HI 1 ita-ii"oiii, r.,- ,. ,.,..
" " i rli i ,.":. ""."i'
H larlson
wi
nona "ni "
I acli
lr CI
Trie lalh
VV Plah.r
-m ii minae t
The Royal Inn NeI"
earlwarh I'vrel talile
HI Hit )roprl.t,r
Douglass
Pin
nn I Allantl ocean tl, I
rnf n
aqtiare frnm leach
W F.N (IT. N J
THE BISCAYNT
rcellcnl inhle I onlclet
llltlndln Ounci
I The Shore Unl "nI ro1 ' running nater I
wrnom MQfK i-ntrnl Aw
I IVlelrOSC l,MI Aaoury A9
near noard.
I WHIK
I The Oceanic
I VAV TtF
Uth and vpIm
II Itaker Onor jC i--
Snt'R PRK.N.j
ifHarlbovousO otcl ,
l.rtl.R Pine v
Every modem .onvenlence' Vm'e'rlcan Dlan '
""'""n "Prdlcallon
New Tenney Hotel ,0f' rennia. with l
running veater In every roo'en' "rurni.flnri
entlrelnew Booklet Mr. jj K r'nrliv '
HOTEL THEDFORD s7,ii, Av-.
I ocean Sultea with balh rene(l"natronk.lJ?.,
H!i!l HAiittr lH'rKiLi.ijjrTyyg
i Hotel New York 4,n x,' " ocean
1 , ulslre Hooklec ' 'jAr,'M
'TheAlameda ,-0"'" enthAce i7biie
to iiciri rrFlnerl uacron
am leusonabl. f a MinF'MI Fill
AUDITORIUM HOTFI nth a,. I
. ,.-...,., r
. J"n,a.f'SL-5
Ocean-front rooms, aim.
"" """ """"
Tinr' .itj a rrs. ,,s .. . ...
' - " Val-t ,,: ne XS!"V
i ,menti rapacity Mi 8plal Jiin? rTtea'.
Tlie Zurich ;T 'Vh A ",
ppement F T Frearn Prnn
XMIUKV I'lllK "V
A New ModerlIotHnf rmle construe
Ileallv located l.iurlous suites nrlvata
baths Jtunnlns hot and cold water In all
rooms Jliisk Accninniodatea ion
Ct A VI . MlimiHIO
IQNCllMlltT. V. .1.
HOTEL ABERDEEN
lONnronr. n. j.
HFCirENS JUNK 18T
Directly on the ocean front An Mm
family holel In cemFort and aurrouncllnis it
moderate rates 20 mlns by trollev- S V;i
Irom Atlantlo Clij BkltJohn V, Oonttr,
Inrport'a Mir new concrete sea-trail ft oci
promenade will he comnleted hv that date
KI)lCTXnN u
Ilolh Sriea
sHCIUTIIVM) NI( llCI()KKI.i:i'Sc.
I ' ur, T""1,"."". "If. "' """''" demand for
Clresir Shorthn.i.l
tli( eiai speed system
' ompleto busln(a
lalr r.d. .....
months Intens tralninc Unroll
nn time Call or write for Full
lMflle niars snd aeiloaue
l-llll . Ill SIM Nf. (CII.IK.i:
and l ollrge nf I omnirrre
1017 leeslnut st . fhlluclelnlilii
sTPAVFR'S 'T "e,t Bualntaa Sehaal
5 I KA. I CJV J gQT CH libT.N UT fir
Bor-mvrnl Knf 5rm Courae Knotty
vv7fst TnfsTrn v.
vTrsr c in. u stxtf Nimvni.ritiinor"
Ilolh fce.e3 t.'JU to taso O VI PMUp3 x.,1,,"
si V1VII-B ( MIPS
Annua Women unci Clrla
AI.H.NTIIWN. VA.
Cedar Ctest College
roit UIRU
Allrntotm. ra . "Huhierbs" Umlied enroll,
mint. Two new modern buildings on hlak
c...... ..-----" ,.,.;..-.- -T--r
anu piClurr.c4Ui .a.'JVS u, iia CCITS
AU
modern cultural and vocational eoUr.a.
Aiais
ilhlstlcs
Rates IT.no Address I'.OX t.
' Di Xre. Csmn for flirla looonn Mta
fine tree i.anip ior uins H , ""
, Scw York Miss lilanrl.a ll Prlro lu'w"
I ffni nn. Clermancown Philadelphia.
' t VsZ-.s.7-lihe -.,. "IST.
An Vppuri".iy , v Hi fl .
HOXIE
. I'M.VIIK
I After June lit a Few open lesion period
I TQ montna course Thre lesaona per week,'
KIllirATIONM. CAMPS
pilots Aertal obiaryalloiTOrouncI School.
,v. .... ,..s..vi.. wv,or AlfCAOHIacti
SrSCIAI. AMVOUNOKMENT
w- A . . I
waasmmai-'
.
niAatiii eiMtcii. ui,o a:, na.tx. ar laa
famoaa tlth Olilalon. will randeict Ik ran
aa a demonstration mt In Hwlia aistera at
Tralnlnf, araphaaluna iioerlsed attileUes.
KIlhi sreeae ogmmtnc na July 1. Car
.lf . n . L . l"
spkimi nrsniiTS
V.OHK I'lll'KH MK.
The Coolest Resort
PASSACONAWAY INN
And Cottages
OPEN JUNE 25250 ACRES NO MOSQUITOES
Situated on high, rocky promontory overlooking the ocean.
Golf, Tennis, Saddle Horses, Motoring, Sea Bathing, Deep
Sea Fishins, Canoeing. Stoam Heated, Fireproof Garage.
Exceptionally De$irable Cottage to Let for the Seaton I
DANIEL A. HAY,
nonUlnir Office, llaC MroHilwajr, New
tlofef (PhamfDfain
VfujJ Point cm Inhe GhQmpbituJfY
HIGH EST point on take fireproof
every too n i front room 800
CTfs tenn s IB-lioe golf course
cnncreie garflge boi ng, Imil inj
fish nc, tuotnr h (tliajs maid rec
i onsa xcelle it f u sine, A n r ran
plan, Manapement Mr. I P Great rs
of rior da fa t Coast Hotels Book
let on request.
3U tttth Avut
MUK fiKOROK. .V. Y.
umiiiiiinlimiimniHninnim.,!
HOTEL dflAREON
LAKE GEORGE, N.Y.
7G Mtien from Albany. Directly on the
lake Front, also State Road from Lake
George VUiiae to Oolton Lsndins.
Capacity. 300 Guests White Service
Willi or wl&ioift Private Oaths.
ODfn lune to October Acliolnirta Not
' countryandYochlCIUD-FlrcprootGarxco
DookictFrec joscph h. mau el
amimimmiaiiiwmiKitiniaKHiiinnimi
urn it siinc'. .n. v.
' Pavilion Hold and Cottages
OrvriB June 2(1 White Hulnhur &DrlHL
nnd Uathlnir Litabtlphment now open
Folder nt on application
TUB AN.NCX. Adjolnlnc the latmuu Rath
Opn all vpar
H (JAfinNPII
t RON
rntr. c
Eagles Mere, Pa.
IJ Tho minmpr renor! that I dtfTrrent
liertuie It romblnfs moontaln una
vrttHbnre frnclitlonn with unique aur
rfii ndlng
ffl Tba hh ml v hendi nnd trmnerala
Mntrr of the I like of the Faslen f
fonl Mpleiullil bnthn- .011 r.et ubu.e
rtfti lerel,
fl Ore nf thn fine! itolf tonraes In
merlrn
n lor booklet nnd rule-, write
The Creilmont Inn
William UooiU, 'Mnnaicrr.
Thr Torcst Inn
llermifii . fHcer Manarer.
The Lakeside
J Ktrk A Son
The Raymond
Murrar H Kle. Manacer
POCONO MOI T1S
sluw rp-nii.lelawiire I h
BUCKWOOD INN
(FIREPROOF)
SaUwoee-oifDeUirftrf, PB3ij!iirve
NO CIPI N
A hotel of notable
distinction located
In a park of in MX)
acre, exclusive to
guests 75 miles
Itvm New York 75
miles from Phila
delphia Home of
the Shawnee Coun
try Club.
CHAS. V. MURPHY, Manager
i LENWOOD ,"?" baJe?K?cKnf bSn"'
' 'pt flKTItlLK A .SO
Ileliiweire Vlieler Imp. 1'w.
"the glenwood
Delaware Water Gap, Pa.
Opens May 10 Capacity 4no Modern brlcK
hotel has ballroom orchestra A rlav tennis
courts Lasel all diamond eolt and all amuse
ments caraa" ft supplies gool accommoda
tions at moderate rates ror hklt . address
P. It. JOHNSON- I'rop B K Albert Mgr
' 1
TTie. Belleiruc uf to dta In etary re.
1 ne Oeuevuc rJlfcU Kxcellent table
The popular house for young; people Cap
I1V0. 8 mln lo station Uooklet Danctng.
golf and tennis H4RVKV VV BF.AIB
Forest House f
Sae. managemtnt Ii
eara A U MAHSn
Th Hillcrpst Thoroughly inodrn UklL
ine niiicrgac; P c iiowahd Pro,
Mountain Hoene n.
MONOMONOCK INN
ItnunlHin Home Ipadlrif hntl ldeM Ine
iriiu Httil Hatpn ri N'nw nnn Pklt
Bon Air Lodge un '';'"
Dooklst. Dr. ft Mrs J M. DoKay.
Heller's Mt. Airy "Vilen.";
I it HtiMiMtjKhiirg I'a
ni.it.
Pr
BERWICK INN
Modern
tturaga
1 arm lonirtlf I Ulustrntfrl liooHlct
the MiplehunfV;? AVn",
tihudr r-pjt ions Inwnn Hlh s Utili'r tcnnN
Motor!! it,tr1 o Hnnklt 4 HATH
LAUREL INN New mgt s--tpru.,tl
trout stream-i Snfil.l
Iiht rtitr liklt A K HI KltH K Vrou
Mount INyono. 1'q.
Hawthorne Inn TaTSE
pee Hon wllh lnn llklt I F DKN'OI En
The OntWOod ,Y,,iI,lr.! nl
E F. ft E V.Artman
TLrlainsinnlCan 50
Mod Beep host.
iieuw w( . hwma revik'r
1 n Pmllh
l'of.n I'ines
POCONO PINESINN
riev 200(1 ft Lodae Cottaaes Cabins
Camp Casino Rarace Golf Tennis, mi
Hards Howling; "rciieitra Dane nf, Float
In llalhltr Flahlnr Smile lake 6pYi
June s j,... m. u,s,.i,c;ii u(rarcx Jilo
I'MU
llie Old Inn. For rest end rec in Potoeo
Mis Mod awlm pool, tennis amusa. Oar.
Ii lit Nawc own'whlp Oacar A. BlapFt
i.UVk sll.W IIOUNfc Kor a real vacation
and plenty soejil things to eat Bstea IU
an llooklet CIFA KOI.W
WKnNnisvn.i.i: p.
WALTERS PARK INN
Till! resort hotel of the Blue nidge Mod
em In nil lis appointment I.cor necrssnri
chines to make ou leappj and heallli) Ju,t
KITIrl.
1 luoir " ! viiv ! n l("l(at
ie'mtiani
p.ieirate aanltsrlum farlllt'os
rH-.ON. I'A.
Wvnburne Inn 0."..M,ln. ,Jne Kpt5
TVynuuriic aim rnlydelraMforlisl.
r3J men with families, lipoma with bath
at reaaonahla tales Fianclnr. I.anra
M.M.w. "'-, ,',"-"- - '. .-.".. 4.
WANIIINOTnV.D.
Burlington Hotel
T-osa than Ave mlnutaa from vrrvh,lna-.J
'Amarican and Europoan .Pip.'
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VISIT NEW ENGLAND
Become acquainted with
its historical points of in
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Boston. Make Hotel
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in the famous Bnck Bay dis
tuct, cjuickly accessible to
cvetythuiK Commonwealth
Avenue at Dartmouth Street.
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