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JILL ASSIST FRENCH
W. W. Hubbard, Private in U. S.
1, oiiiijf) iiim wuniu lu nuiuiiua
jra op roreign commission
feift -
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Muuni i iv h. c. r. oullcuc
'" Walter y', Hubbard, Jr., nlio went
IY 10 jrancc ns n private, will return to
' i-uiiuucipnia ns nn nritsi-pnotograpncr
, ullh a mission which the French Labor
iiJHnltry'IIl Rem In Amprlrn In Spn.
1 member. Mr. Hubbard tells this news
in a 'letter to his father. Walter "W.
u
Hubbard, filfi Nbrlh Sixty-first street.
r) Mr. Hubbard claims the honor of be
IliK the firpt enlisted man in the Amer-
b.VJCnn PrtfMllHnnnrv fnron fcnnl n flirt
.........., .. . ..
front exclusively ns nn nrtW. He was
I J. born In Philadelphia and educated at
C 'the Central High School. Graphic
KJ Sketch Club and Scliqol of Industrial
;irt. He ,was a newspaper cartoonist in
Manchester, 1 H when the call to
le the colors came.
s! Ho served with the Seventy-eighth
Division and with the Fourth Army
sporps, In the Vosgcs sector under First
I. lieutenant 'Wlnlleld S. Clinc. of Phil
I "jSCtitIeIjhIn. He was gassed nnd scut to
EStha hospital with influenza, later being
IMjisslgned to the United States Signnl
I .SXfnira lnhnnnlAKif Ih Tin mt TI 1tU KI,.
I ! Ttfrr luuuiiuwiji iu a jii, in iiu itii, in if
I' B' 4.I.. -a l. .. i-i
w y iu.e uu uiiimuuiiicnt ns coniiuprcia.
If Sftlty In -Bentine, France, ulierc he has
I rthe nrlvHere of "boKIn.r nrnuml" the
I VJ ' nffifnra lit life nlnna nttlmnnli Vitif a
Ir private himself.
E 'His' principal kick Is that during thej
xnirreen monuis lie nas ueen lu i-ranee
he has had but two glasses of fresh
milk. He wants to get home soon to
pee wife Qnd son Stanley, who live at
Usage, N. J.
Mr. Hubbard's, services were request
ed by Albert M. Thomas, minister of
labor, and Lucien Marsh, (statistics
general of France. Hbj talent will be
used In the art and photographic presen
tation of the commission's jvork, the
preparation nf lantern slides and motion
pictures and the designing of posters-.
The commission will visit the larger
cities of this country. Including Phila
delphia, to inform Americans ot soclo-
t- logical conditions in Frdiicc. at the close
of the war.
Mrs. Daisy M. Orleman Robinson,
M.D., of the Rockefeller Institute, who
was decorated by the French Govern
ment for combating contagious diseases.
will be another member of the commis
sion. j DEEDS OFFICE SWAMPED
Rush of Property Conveyances Far
Exceeds Normal
Property sales caused an unprecc-
dented rush of business at the recorder
of-deeds' office during the first four
months of this year, It was learned
. 5 today.
This department is now crowded
daily with title searchers and unless
j tho rush decreases the force of the
office, it Is said, will have to be in
creased. During the four months ending April
HO, 30,570 instruments were recorded,
or an increase of 12,320 over the same
period of last year. In order, to accom
modate those having bu?iness in this
department tne office will remain open
' until 5 p. m. daily except Saturday.
1 There was nn average of 200 mortgages
daily during the last week. This figin-c
is about three times the normal number
of. satisfactions recorded. Most of the
properties sold during the first four
J months were of the dwelling house class.
The, instruments recorded during the
first four months of the year had a
cash value of $30,183,157.
CHILD KILLED BY TRUCK
& ' i-raciurea skuii sustained When
Fpur-Year-Old Girl Is Run Down
Ruby Kelinskyl four years old, '020
Morris street, was killed today when
'ishc was run down bv a rnnl trunk ni
?. Kntrnntli anil XlnMlu ut.iutn
J The 'child was taken to the Mt. Sinai
Hospital, where she was found to be
buffering from n fractured skull and
4 other 'injuries. She: died a short time
' 4 later.
i Cornelius MeNulty, driver of the
1 truck, was arrested by the 'police of the
Bgf JThiril and Dickinson streets station, and
i jieiu ni'uuiuii tiic uuuuu ui uiu coroner.
N 1 -
REAL ESTATE MAN INJURED
Neal Campbell Hurt In Auto Crash
1 at Dauphin, Pa.
, Neal Campbell, 'twenty-three years
ojd, a West , Philadelphia real estate
t dealer, wliose nome is' at 220 South
Fifty-sixth street, was injured yester
' day in an autoinobllo accident in"Dau
t nil in. Dauphin county. Pa.
Tn n cnltfflinn wflll nnntnnr mnnninA 1
.... w. ......... ...... .,u ..Hs,..i,, ,
!Mr. Campbell received a fracture of the
leg nbovo the knee. He was taken to n
Harrlsburg Hospital. His mother, Mrs.
Charles Campbell, Is tit Atlantic City.
A brother, Charles Campbell, went to
Harrlsburg today upon receipt of a
telegram telling of his brother's injury.
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OWNED AND MANAGED BY MEMBERS OF ,
THE UNITED EXHIBITORS' ASSOCIATION
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CECIL BE MILLE' PLAY
"OLD WIVES FOR NEW"
CEDAR 60Tn AND CEDAU AVENUD
DOROTHY OI8U III
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i VAJLIOCUIV. BOTH AND 0OT
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ANNA CASE In
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NOnMA TALMADOB III
rjiu i?v ioojm-
tt P IRPIA 40TU 'MARKET 8TS..
Y dRKAMUNE FARBAR In
"THE TnONQKR VOW"
5'CrHWMiVI7nDn "B Frankfort Av..
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TEACHES ART TO
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- WALTER W. HUltltAUn, JR.
Who will return lo rhUndelphla ns artist -photographer with tho French
labor mission which will ilslt (he.l'nllrd States In Septembrr. He Is an
art instructor at the A. K. V. university at Ileaune, France
TODAYS MARRIAGE LICENSES
farrr A, MrOfrerr. I7 Erin nvp.. nnd
.Knthnrlnc KIk, i'7.-.3 N. Unrlcn at
juhn AkonmaltlH. (110 (llmrd uvp., nml
Alary Dolan. lll'ii fllmi-il mn.
William J. Kelly. 4113 Main Bt iinil Anna
;1I RIKPP l.ll
alnilt t a Ha
John Jr Mcurrun. 11JJ Dnnlnn Bt . anil
Aunii C Hajipii, Kill) Trei Bt,
Leonard JCnuMn. 2Vl'i N D)th si., and
Jtunettc Unacnlmum, 31111 N Smcdlev t.
Isailore Mafnlr, x.",." N. Franklin t. nnd
Clara Olrber. (134 N illh Bt.
Abu Hmlth. 43) Tllnn t.. nnd Lillian Can.
,It 1018 H. 3d t
Mlchuel F. Ijamrhowiir, 1,17 Marehnll St.. and
AlArlnn .T Ifnllnnabl MflR 'Pptk,i m).
Havmond liiwlosn. IDIJ1 l'enn Bt,, and Grace
i;oreiv, 47.H I.ln?r Bt
James J. HoIp, 32-- TottPr at. nnd Katha-
rlne C. olf. 3J1S N. id t.
William V. CosIp Hill Monmnulh Bt., and
. Anna Ruth i: Werner. .IISII Masthor at.
Arthur U. Lonar, till) Mnnrld Bt., nnd Anna
riermont. Mlllvllln. N J.
Jamen 11. McDonald BUT Heno at., and
, Cnlharlrfo II. Connoll. sill llrookhn Bt.
Albert Wllllamt 4U3 Lncust at., and Klor
. enco UavlB. 1J()1 H. 1.1th at.
Hlchard YounB. .1837 Crittenden Bt.. nnd
Florence, si. l.amnlaimh 37)11 N, nth t
l.eon Clark. Hijo christian ui.. nnd Kllen
Uyan JIUO l)e Lanrev at
John M Marline a."nu N, 12th at,, and
Nellie M Malone. 'JAIHt X 12th Bt.
rrank Viola. Monetmlne, r.. nnd Katie
. Paul, 8123 (Icrmantown hp.
Klrt II. Hlese 230 R Weatmorelnnd Bt..
and Elate Lindner, 31(1 K. lndlann ae.
Joseph Doyle. 1S42 Heyliert St.. nnd Ahna
. Oallagher, 1.10 N. Front Bt.
Haymond F, Jwfquelte. 212.1 N. Woodstock
at., ami Mnv K. Keatlnir. 2217 N. liber at
Frederick (lame. 742 A at. and Eva Mc-
Kane. 3222 N. 2d Bt.
Oeorse NoMk. tin.1 N, Hancock st.. and
Julia Martran. 130 I'ovlar at.
Lesley It. Adams 171.1 N, 1,1th St.. and
Anna R. llelmer. 2321) Atlnntlc st.
Francli J. KletnBchmldt,2rNi Muster st., and
Anna U. Delnney, 879 N. Httllman St.
David Gordon. 1527 Vnee at., end .Mutllda
Well. 1527 rage at.
James II. Trumble, Baltimore, ild., nnd
Carolina W. Hunter. 243)1 N. 25th at,
John L. Ilaatr, (103 McClellan at., nnd Anna
C. Foley 2.121 8. Jessup st.
Frank W. Miller. 27.17 N. 20th Bt.,
and
and
Lnura M. Chllds, 3732 lleechwood Bt
Edward Itlchards, 1510 summer st..
Vera Hrcnnan, a N. ,11th st.
Joseph F. Unllaeher, 5U2N Cedar st . and
Catherine M. Whelan. 31)11) Webster st.
Theodore H. McDonough, 2147 13. Letterly
street, and Violet Hanaen. .1H2.1 N. lllth at.
Robert Tlalley. 73o laemlnscr st., and Mil
dred MlleR- 731) iRemtneer Bt.
Georee A. Green. 512 K. 5th at., and Annie
VoranofBky, B22-N. Blh St.
Vincent 8. Fraser. Rrooklvn. N Y., and
Mabel G. Goodwin, New York city.
William" J. Crcmley, 432.1 N. 18th at., and
Anna U. Vastlne. 402,1 N. 18th st.
Samuel J. Hawthorne, 2230 W. 8omerset st..
and Katryn It. L. Hammond, 135 E. Le-
hlKh ave.
Frank Griffin, 020 N. Sartaln at., nnd Ames
Mlnirlpfnn. 1.131 M. 11)h st.
Louis GoldlierR. V15 l'oplar at., nnd L'mmn
Blum. 841 N. 10'h st.
Trank S. Roberts, Shelly. Ta.. and ElRle
M. IVjbb. 218(1 E. Iluntlncdon at.
Iuls Izes 047 N. 8th 'at., and Annie Fox,
72)1 .Mifflin Bt.
James Morris. Pottstown. ra., and Elsa D.
Oalbreath 400 N. 4()th st.
Thrift A. KrloSMOn. 80th nnd IlrnwBter ave..
and Catharlno V. Maler, 8t)th and Brcw-
sier av,'.
Gaetano Tancredl, Chester, Pa,, and Glselda
Restaneo. 1217 8. 13th st.
Harry Frank. 2001 Germantown ave., nnd
AnnA 8kvi,rskv. 030 .Tarkson at.
JamesE. Smith, 2820 Pelt st and Alice
V. Riley. 012 8. OUth St.
Alexnndro Dl Nntnle. 24311 8. Clarion st
and Lucv Del fluorclo. 1SJII Tasker St.
Max Harwltz Wilmington. Del., and Tlllle
uein. ins M. American st.
CnrI W. Graxer, 424,1 Regent st., and Marlon
L. Promts. 4245 Resent St.
Paul Will. 721 N. 41st st., and Dertha Kuhs,
4220 Hnverford nve.
Dolorto Forto, 1403 8. Schell St., and Mary
Caruso. 730 S. Schell Bt.
Samuel Knsait BOX N. Bodlne st., and Annie
Sunrunuk. .111 N. American st.
John A. Keenan. 8027 N. 8th it., and Emily
ueisser. atai iN.)tn at.
George Blair, 414 Oliver st, and Sarah
James. 212 Sloan at.
Rocco Laudato tllil Annin st.. and Fllomena
Iacovelll. Old Annln st.
Samuel Diamond. 2440 8. 2d St.. and Cella
Mellnskv. 414 Cross st.
William B Hall. 3342 Kenslncrton ave,. and
x.yaia wiimann aim ltariy)ie St.
James Melvln. 3.111 N. Carlisle
and
- ttva Williams. iui7 Atlantic st.
OUIe J. Williams. 744 8. Martin at.
and
Aiaitssa u. A)itcneii. tjz h. i7tn st. -""
RoU-rt Gray. 2031 N. Marvlne St.. und Helen
Lavender. 1022 N, WaYnock st. '
Andrew J. Chester Jr.. CHI ljlckn nve .
and Katharine I. Balmer, U04u KinRsess
Inir ave.
Vincent Sexmanla. 13S0 S Camac st,, and
aennie iiuonu, ipai d. uamup sc,
John C. Martins. Washington. D. C. and
Jean F. Naughton 5013 Carlton st,
Jacob Lipschutz. 532 Mercer st,. and Pauline
Heller. 532 Mercer st.
Louis A. Meyer, Baltimore Md., and Anna
ivauiman. uammore Ala,.
Thomas F. Canny. 24(10 Almond st.. and
Jennie V. Cassldy. 2238 8. 12th st.
George T. Matson. 220!) S, 24th st. and
Sarah R Barefoot. 2044 Cedar st.
Lewis J. Purdy. Fond du Lac. Mich., and
eittrie i. xuiuii. onuu uamanne si.
Clem Dhom. Newton. III., and Katie Me
Hugh. Passato. N. J
William K. Marsch. 7120 Evans st.. and
4iauei r iiiuttTi, i,i r.. eucns si
liuls Cooper, 300 Carpenter st and Sofle
Pearl. 30)1 Carpenter''!.
William J. Moorehead.' 1.1)1 W, Penn at., and
Blanche B. Fetter. 1033 N. Iledfleld st.
Edward F. Burns Worcester. Mass.. and
sniun tvuuu, orces(er. Atass
Cliff Melton. 1031 N. 22d st.. and Anna
MltehBll 1T3.1 MniTtgnmerv ii
Maurice Markmann. 8734 N. Sydenham St..
and Rose Frledhoff, 810 E. Westmoreland
Frank H Funk. 880tr N. 2d st.. and Edith
C. Hicks. 2814 N. Front st.
Daniel E. Andress. Atlantln City. N. J,, aud
Edna G. Eyres. 2224 N. Woodstock st.
Miriam J Erbe. 4741 KlnstsessliiK ave
Hulter Elmer 14'il Arch b) onrf nti.Ai
M. Schmidt. (1038 N. 7th St. "
Clvorge Wj Keliey, Jr.. 128 8. BOth Bt.. and
Edna If. Scull '1848 .lluntliw Pa'k ave.
j.enny uoiuoers- iiou . am St., and Katu
Rablnowitz, 2150 N. 8th st
Andrew P. Mason. 24011 Jrtper st.. and
Catharine M. Gallagher,- 24(11 Jasper Bt.
Herbert Haslam, U18 E. Westmoreland Bt.,
and Sadie. M. Shermer, B218 Rodman st.
PHOTOPLAYB
T . R E
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IUMB0 Kn0NT ST. & aiRARD AVE.
Jwuuu Jumbo Junction-on Franltford "I,"
BRYANT WASHBURN In
"poor noon'
f Of! NT s-u AKD LOCUST STREETS
L.JJJl Mat)l:Rn..1:30. Kver.B:30 to 11.
.MARGUERITE CHARK In
"PQME OUT OF THE KITCHEN"
NIXON 82D AND MARKET STS.
EARLE WILLIAMS In
"A ROQUE-S ROMANCE"
PARkf Pw Ave. and Dauphin' St.
1 rv lat.'JtlB. Kvr. C:45to 11.
ANITA BTEWART In
f "TWO. WOMEN"
RIVOI I MD AND HANSOM BTS.
Il V JLl S MATINEE DAILT
' If. n WALTHALL In '
"MODERN HUBBANDa I
CTR A Nn OERMANTOWN AVE.
J IXViL' . AT VENANOO
MARQUERITE CLAnK In
;comb out of the kitc;ieVj"
HMs'VW
BVJ0M&' PUBLIC' LEDGER PmUj&ELPmA,N MONDAY,
A. E. F. IN FRANCE
Sv A,VKai& AiXC( JiA,iS.i-AXJiiI
John II. TtleltettB, 1038 Ilnnan at., nml Oer
trudn I:, Lumbourne, 281 s ,17th Bt.
KaderiBky. Xew Yolk city, nnd Anna
. .HerR-er. Kilo N. 2d t
Llenellvn I Lon, ltlverton. N J , nnd
Martha 13 Itlclmrdnn. 1.11.1 N. .isth vt.
'r,nh p. Ilucher KMS V. Amerleni st.. and
i.iiuwiii u MBnaen .v.ii rorter st.
and Lucy A Thrcss. .112(1 Race at.
""'? )'. 1 oremun 41 N Frailer Bt.. and
x.TM"a.Cfl1 " "lake Camden, N. J " I
ai)ii."i, , '" ''-rmantonn nve.. and
.. M,"'lred Oulnn. 173(1 H. lllng-Buld St.
Wt?m'1 f .r'""lrr- Wllninwtin. Del., nnd
l.7Jl", ,1 r',nT- 3.x- N- Carlisle st.
l.lliibeth .M. Matthews 811) Wjnnewood
Elkton Marriage Licenses
KlUton, Md., Juno Hi. Marriage li
censes woiv grnnted lieic today to the
followinc parties: .Tolin .T. Itutli nnd
Jessie llailand. Itobert Wilwon and
Helen llncker. Irvin Aspcll nnd Dora
Miller, John Leonard nnd Idn MuC'niin,
Jniues Valpe and Cecilia Pinto, Itocco
'a Stella nnd Dorothy Familiar, Charles
J. O'Donnell nnd Certnidc La Roche,
(JeorRe Ledley and Marie JfeLaln, Den
nis A. Sheehan and Helen Devlin and
Leo C. Carey and Sophie M. ncijor,"all
of Philadelphia; Charles Don Trlplctt
and 'Jennie S. Williams, Cincinnati ;
Clarence V. Hornier und Oka M. Wnl
lace, Odessa, Del.; Louis tt. jfjny nnd
Liudn Fihlilein, Ulon, N. V.; Elwood
K. Ilortit- nnd Iteheccn nichnrtlson,
Newark. Del.; Karl T. Norris nnd
Helen Fuller, Wilmington, Del.; John
T. C.iirron, IlridKe(on, N. J., and Antiu
W. Iteevcsi, Millvillc, N. J.; William
O. Hacon and Marie C. Aspril, AVest
Colliugswood, N. J.; Claude S. Cres
well and Mabel D. Mock, Darlington,
Mil.; Charles L MacCarroll and Lil
lian Witzel, Wilmington, Del.; Claude
jr. Taylor and Clatlys Cuth, Shamo
kiu, I'n. ; Oeorge Uallngher nnd Doro
thy King, Itcthlehem, I'n.; Keith
Ilrndford, Chester, la nnd Nellie E.
Khmer, Philadelphia, nnd Albert K.
Keuunrd, Columbus, 0 nnd Esther M.
Wallace, Philadelphia.
THOUGHT HIPPO 3 OF 'EM
Only Bumps Show Above Water at
Zoo Then Sambo Gasps
There's no doubt about it. Snmbo
didn't know how to size up n hippo.
In the first place somebody told him
that he ought to go out to the Zoo
to see the baby hoppopotnmus.
He got there yesterday just after the
mother hippo had sunk under the sur
fnco of the water, but not so far under
thnt the bulge of her body over her hind
legs nnd the bulge over her front legs
nnd the upper portion of her hend didn't
show.
The baby hippo vns standing on the
bank of the pond.
"Whnr's dat 'ere pickaninny hippo?"
cried Sambo.
"Why, there," snid the keeper, nnd'
pointed to the hippo standing on the
bank.
"Quit yo' klddin'. Dot's de ole
woman."
But just then the mother hippo rose
out of the water, her two bumps, head
and all.
"Goo' gracious!" gasped Sambo, "ah
done 'mngjncd dat nnimile was three
of 'em!"
PHOTOPLAYS
PHOfOWAYS
ORTAiurn
Tne -jniROOOM
nnoKiur.
Corporation,
Alriimki- 12,n' Morrla & Passyunk Ave.
-iinaillDra Mat. Dally a t 2 ; Evgs. (1 :45 9.
l'RIM-!I,I,A DEAN In
"PRETTY SMOOTH"
A Df"il 1 O B2D AND THOMPSON STS,
frKJL,LJ MATINEE DAILY
HAROLD IX)CKWOOD In ,
"SHADOWS OV SUSPIC'ION"
ADPAniA CHESTNUT Below 1UTH
I'UMl-'IrV 10. a.m. to ll :15 P.M.
),)),(, iain uibii in
"TRUEHEAIIT SUSIE"
til I TITRlRn hroad street and
DLUHDirvL' SUSQUEHANNA AVE.
OHARI.BS HAY In
"OREAHED LiaHTNINQ"
BROADWAY BBft?."$jr&
NORMA TAIIADOB-ln
"THE NEW MOON"
1-1111-101700 MAIN ST.. MANATUNK
tlVirrVCJ-J MATINEE DAILY
lirjtirtui. uai,n)i in
"HELP, HELP, POLICE"
FAIRMOUNT t&edVly
HHIRI.EY MASON In
"Tlin UNWRITTEN CODE"
I? A AHI V THXiATnE 1SI1 Market St.
rlVllJ-I 0 A, M. to Midnight.
MAE MURRAY In
'Tl IE 1HO LITTLE PERSON'
CatTLJ CST THEATRE Below Spruce.
PO IrliJl. MATINEE DAILY
ANNETTE KELLERMANN In
"QUEEN Of THE SEA"
GREAT NORTHERN "VJ.?
MAKY I'lCKITUJlD In
"DAUOY LONQ, LEOB" '
lAIPlJRIAI 60TH ft WALNUT STS.
UlrC.Iltl- Mats, 2.S0. Eve. T ft 0.
NORMA TALMADOB In
' "THE NEW IOON"
I CAHPR ,8T LANCASTER AVE,
L.C.AUE.I MATINEE DAILY
POUOI.AS yAIRBANKS In
THE KNICKERBOCKER BypKAROO"
I.tnimTY BROADHft.COLUMaiAfAV.
11
PIEZAPPROVESSALE
OF EMERGENCY FLEET
-
Former Director General of U.
S. Corporation Favors Plan
Suggested by Hurley
SAYS "SELL ALL OF SHIPS"
Tentative npprovnl of the Cnlted
Stntes shipping board's recommenda
tions to Congress for the sale of the
emergency merrlinnt fleet Is given Jjy
Charles Plea, former director genernl
of the Emergrney Fleet Corporation.
Edwnrd N. Hurley, rhnlrmnn of the
shipping bonrd, Inst Thursday recom
mended the sale of every merchant ship
built by the government during the
wnr nnd declared for the principle of
prlvnte ownership nnd operation.
From French Lick Springs?" Intl.,
where he Is spending n vncntion, Mr.
Piez replied to n request from the
Evenino Pi ni.it Ledger for his opin
ion on the advisability of the plan ns
follows :
"If this refers to the ultlmntc niin
of the shipping hoard, 1 heartily ap
prove, lint before selling any number
of these ships 1 feel we should bo rea
sonably sure we can dispose of substan
tially nil the csscls in the fleet. I
strrtngly recommend thnt we begin by
selling the smaller vessels and those
thnt do not fit Into the Ideal fleet Mr. j
Hurley Is engaged in developing. "
At least fifty ship of the emergency
fleet already have been sold. The most
recent sale was reported Saturday,
when the shipping board disposed of
twenty-two vessels, ranging from 7,10(1
to 81)00 tons each, nt ?'J10 n ton. This
figure nssures n small profit per ton to
the government, in spite of the ex
cessive cost nt which the vessels were
built under war prices.
TO WELCOMEKENDRICK
Several Thousand Admirers Will
Meet Shrlners' Potentate on Friday
FIvp thousand pprsons will iiartioi
pate Friday niglit lu a street di'inou
stration and reception for AV. Freelnnd
Kendrick, newly elected imperial po
tentate of the Ancient Arabic Order,
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, when he
returns.
The Fraternnl Congress nf Philadel
phia, of which .Mr. Keudiick is presi
dent, is arranging the nffair. Societies
participating include Loyal Order of
Moose. AVoman's Benefit Association
Maccabees, Iipproved Order of Red
Men, Sons and Daughters of Liberty,
Knights of Pythias, Artisans', Order of
Mutual Protection, R. P. O. Elks, Odd
Fellows, Junior Order United American
Mechanics, Toll Cedars of Lebanon,!
Itoyal Arcanum, Lu Lu Temple. A. A.
O. X. M. 8., Ti Lu Temple Country
Club nnd Lu Lu- Temple Automobile1
Club.
Mf. Kendrick will reach Hroad Street
Station nt 8 o'clock. The frnter
nalists, with seven bands, will form iu
the Parkway at Twenty-fifth street and
move south to the station, thence around
City Hall, north on Uroad to the south
side of Spring Garden street, cast lo
Thirteenth, west to north Side of Spring
Garden street, to Shrine Temple and
disband.
.Cuticura the Foot-Sore
Soldier's Friend
After long hours of hiking or guard
ins:, when his feet are swollen, hot,
itching or blistered, the soldier will
find wonderful relief in a Cuticura
Soap bath followed by a gentle
anointing with Cuticura Ointment.
CnuVt Itdrac Stia Witb Coooira
Bathe with Soap. soothe withOintment.dust
with Talcum.
cents each at all dealers.
I'HOTOPLAYS
The following theatres obtain their pictures
through the STANLEY Booking Corporation,
which is a guarantee of early showing of
tho finest productions. Ask for tho theatre
in your locality obtaining pictures through
the Stanley Booking Corporation.
33S MARlfPT STREET THEATRE
JJJ IVlArVt.C l oa. M. to 11 :15 P.M.
..,,, .'iyrr.x. cordon n
"PIAYTHINOS OP PASalON"
MODFF 4?5 SOUTH ST. Orcheatrn.
l.JULL , Continuous 1 to 11.
"FALSE E'gE-NCilVIRTE NO 8
w r?n n r - i . n.n . TvAm.n
UVCIDRUUBl FORD AVE
SHORTY HAMILTON in AVE' '
"THn RANQER"
PAI APF 1214 MARKET STREET
I -M-.AIj j,, A M , ,j ,5 p M
MARY PICKFORD In
"Win WflU LEUS i
PLAZA
BROAD AND
PrtRTrn 6TntEna
JOHN RARRYAIORB In
'TEdT OF HONOR' "
PRINCESS 10 MARKET STREET
1 IMllUljJJ Rl.lOA. M toIl.ISP M
SESSUE HAYAKAWA In -
"HIS DEUT"
REGENT MABKBl,,7-2,ter1J""
MAY ALLISON","' ,0 " P- M'
. "AMIOST MARRIED-
R I AI TO GERMANTOWN AVE.
Ki AL l T..EDA nOTr1-""0
"SALOME"
RI IRY MAnKET ST. HELOW TTH
v,JJ-'i . 10 A. M. to 11:15 p
BILLY RHODES In
P. M.
mAiion ur RUADY
SAVnYlJAlt,tET STREET
StWKJl r--A. M. TO MJDNIOHT
'PHIL FOR SHORT'
STANI FY MARKET ABOVE 10TH
" A rtlNI,1 'S A. M. to 11 ;18 p. M.
n njAii UAnr IN
"STOLEN ORDERS't
VICTORIA MoSy,f,-,AS?TM'
-" IIMIf II Ifl
'REPRET SKRVtnK"
-t i r- ,---.
VWt .tha
80MMF.ll !irc0RT8
IIOSTON. MAHS.
NDOME
.BOSTON
sr i
&-
BOSTON SHOULD HE
YOUR OBJECTIVE
POINT for seeing New
England. It ii the gate
wayto this famous region
with its scenic attractions anil
points of historical interest.
TheVendomo delightfully sit
uated in the famous Back Ray
district. Quickly accessible to
everything Commonwealth
Avenue at Dartmouth Street.
"ON IDF.AI. TOl'Il"
American nnd Uurnpnn Plan
tlurlnir .Summer Month
Srnl for HlufftrAtPfl booklet
r 11. OltRENI.r.AP COMPANY
KVtenirrr n men. Mgr ntrnian
AIho PitOKlL.I'2 IIOUHK. White Jlu .
FALMOUTH. MARS,
FALMOUTH AR MS
Klcht nn nnzr4ird Hay.
FALMOUTH. MASS. I
A Summer Hotel of the Highest Class
For Booklet nnd Hate arlrire
K. W. BQTCE Manager
W1I1TK I0UXTA1NXH. N. II.
Bretton Woods
White Mountains, N. H.
ooli-
ln th erv
nhadow of
Mount
Washlncton
MOTOUINO
throuffh the
Alra of
New
England
HOnsriiuPK
HIDING
onr Mount'ln
Trai and
Woodland
rathi
THE MT. PLEASANT
Open Juna lOih, Closes Oct 1
C. J. DUNPHY. Msr.
THE MT. WASHINGTON
Open July 7. Closea Mlddlo of Oct.
C. J. HOOT. Mer.
Tor Information, rales, etc., add Hotels
Ni:V YOP.K BOOKING OFK1CU
243 Fifth Ave.
WHITS MOUNTAINS, N. H.
New Profile House
jto ? '". "I "lht
Stind.rd. 50 rottiV. I- ,;.!'.'.?!"
"-E OK THK MOST I)EMHlUI,K
COTTAdBS IH TOR KENT
SKSR- ,?" Tennl.. noitlnr.
lirhlne. Our Own Form and Dalrjl
ON IDEAL TOUU
OPEN Jltl.Y 1st la SEPT 2Xlh
C. It 3REI:NLKAP? Pre.ld?nt
EVERlJTT B. niCII. ManaKer.
Ilooklni- Orace.B118I0"nwa'5'!'Ne3w Torii
Hotel Vendome. nmton. Same Sl'g't.
THE SINCLAIR
White Mountains
Bethlehem Now Hampshire
HIKE FROM HAY FKVF.lt
Patronized by First-Clais
Clientele
Rntea tS per (lar und upnarda
Ciolf ami All Outdoor hporU
fUBAtli;
lloolclet on rcQuest
HAItHINOTOK & MeAUMFFK
The Balsams
DixviUe Notch
White Mountains, N. H.
Seasop June tn October
o . . n.?(!yn offlca now open.
8 West 40th St. (Town- ft Country).
DAVID B. PLUMER, Manager
Phone. 221)0 Vanderbllt.
KKW IIAMI'SII IRE
FOREST HILLS HOTEL na
Kranronla (White Mountains). N.0tHB"
Frank H. Abbott ft Son, Managing ProDs.'
A thoroughly modern hrs!).era3e FesorU
Uneicelled table. Unobtrusive service
Every outdoor recreation. Reasonable ratea
Same man. Upland Terrace, Hethlehem NIL
. "Flnesr Vlein Eml ot thr Rorktri"
CAMTTOrr. N. n.
ALBAMONT
In the Beautiful Pemigewasset
.Valley A genuine old-tlma New England Hotel with
all modern conveniences.
For Booklet Write
CHARLES M. BIDDLE, Mgr.
CA1PTQN KKW TIAMPtlllRP
MANniESTEK. VT.
Uaact;ular.U-Ui-IIstuitalaj,
VERMONT
OPEN JUNE 14
Booking Orflcs;
The Lorraine, r.th Ave. and 4.1th St.
MtWBKCtfial
POPI.TNEY. VT.
THE DORMS ta 'i-," MouNTAiAi
a nc vu'wu oo-Aere Oroundt
hade! Sports: good tabic Near 11. It. an4
trolley, InO guests. Modern Improvements.
0 to 120. Booklet. Box L.
VERMONT
VERMONT RISORTS
Free Information booklets by writing
Harry A. Black. Sec," or State. Hubllotty
Hureau, Montpeller, Vt.M '
OAHCO BAY. MB.
Peaks Island House l',t
Portland. Seashnrs ft Country comb. Dane.,
batn'g. boat's, flah'g. Bklt. S. T, Btnnsti
LAKE OKOnOi:. N. Y.
wnmrTirniri'iiiTnurir
HOTEL MARION
LAKE CEORCC, N.V. ,
70 MtoeaJTcm Aroany. Directly on taa
lake rrotM. osto state Rom from uncv
George vwaee lo Bolton Landtag.
Capacity. 3oe Ceest t WMte Service.
WMi er ivliHAUt Prtvatd BjuIml.
eoea km i octolrerAMMiiMa Nw
camMnattttYtttunmt ririii-BicrMr
HK&
iit(U '"'JhV! aTW.J J
imiifit nHaEiiJtiii
II it ii!t: ftffKs! ii ajs f.
MlSSi&SXWhP.
IIB. MTt HBh-. KMird
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JUNE 10, 1919
8 I'M MBit K r.MORTM
Ynni( r i.irra. m
UMiHHMaMa
The Coolest Resort on Atlantic Coast
PASSACONAWAY INN
And Cottages York Cliffs, Maine
OPEN JUNE 25250 ACRES NO MOSQUITOES
Situated on high, rocky promontory overlooking the ocean.
uolf. rennis, Saddle Horses, Motoring, Sea Bathing. Dep-
aea rishmg, Canoeing. Steam Heated, Fireproof Garage.
Exceptionally Detirabte
DANIEL A. HAY,
nooklnB onire, I1HC I,ro,lny. yt
'PIIlNd I.AKI-.. N. 4,
Most delightful hotel on Atlantic Coast
THEIMIOIMIMIOUTIHI
By the Sea. Spring Lake.N.J.
tioHJ.U3:,i,?eft.Z0!!d7y S-f Bahi.' Jxcep
t; jji u v-u,ac
-" norses, iviotonng.
Afternoon Tea.
Brokers' Officp.
FRAMJ C MOOIti;. Mnnaier.
NKW'Vomi OFFIC TOWN
Telephone.
ri t
TI NTIC Cir V .1
iQHARLES
ON THE OCAN FpONT
Elevatx otorico of real
comiortwith an onvl
i real
n flnvl.
ronmontofdistinctrellkc,
mnt witnoutextrmugance,
i,TyhTv. l-WflYi OFCn
uibnniUKt.AiraifHrifUll.t:ur
vvmA.Leech Kfor,
r " " ATLANTIC CTY.
A recognised ..stanaard
or ttxccllcn.ee. i
Cwwitv600. WAUERJ.BVZSy.
THE CARLTON ,.. .m,
I I he Yarmoulh llelfn"n ' av
On TVardwalk
Ownrrhlp Manaement
CHAS. P. ZAZZALI
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND"
I Ko Carolina nv. and Ileneh lentral loca.:
I Amer Sz l.uropeun plans prlv )jth. rur'e
1 "futer '0f"';"la el ntor Hne ponhea. etr
1 f"t!. 'illi'Ji.i""'" n " William!.
HOTEL CRESTON wonpr a, a
, Boardwalk. Now
, oren Private batha runnlne water In all
rnon-.. elevator Special June rntea. Ninth
'"" H XI KKnVB3
IKAYMOIATLANTICaTY
lWMRID GREATEST HOTEL SUCCESS
Try CLARENDON HOTEL
VIRGINIA AVE. NEAR IHIACII
All rooms with hot and cold runnlne water.
Prunte Hatha r)tt- fur rates und hooklet.
THE DUDLEY 30 Bo- PenniylvanIa
,, .. V. . Ae- Kear beach, and
all attractions. Running water In all rooms.
ITUate batha. Heme cook Ing. L. It Pollock
HOTEL FREDON1A
n.riIi,ALV..XFAn- Jnn? .,. Ju.t. o.B
UBUI..n, i.uivon jp.au. rvery appoint
mfnt. Mfderwte rati rftnurant
TABOR INN ?JSTt ""
ideal location, larct. air;
rcom. Eicellent table. 17th aeaaon: owner
manapemenr Mod ratea J P & AM Dunn.
HOTEL EDISON fi!ay?
Open; new management Thorouahly rene
ated Ainr fr I.urpean Ppee eeaaon run
Hotel Boscobel ,,.ft',,luok.5' A,e- ""
lleach 3 00 up dally
Mner. plan Hooklet A E MARION '
Delanccy-Lakewood 12T ts- camiini
, , , , , nr. beach: lth-
Ing fro)n hotel, rates mod 8. UITTAN
Westminster lv: av- n.r- Uch' iv t
i-riv
ljatha. rimnlni. at-
$12 r,o un wkly
S2 f.O up dally. Chas. Buhrel
THE tOMKORT. 112 at Jamil Pl.nr beach
rooms dally or wkly.; rea at W. V. Fnrrer
PHILLIPS HOUSE
Maanarhuaetts Av . near Beach V P.Phllllnt
nrr.w ntv. x. j.
Normandie-by-the-Sea
OCF.N CITY, X. i.
BOO rooms. 100 aultes with private baths'
own artexlan well water, ice plant; electric
light plant Electors from sround floor.
Tirefllv fuclns the ocean Culnlnn Ih. KA.
Tor rates, full Information and )ooklet ad
dress P. II. H. CAKE. ManaVer.
Tho Mavberrv 8th w"v. 23d sea
ine iviayociry .. . p Mlivh
son Mm S E Maybcrry.
M!rn uth Asbury Ave. near Board
ivieirosc lk j. j van tine.
RlfAYNE Exdl'nt table, booklet":
DlOVrt. I lie R BLUNDIN. Owner.
TIib Shore Hot and cold runnlne water In
ne jnorc et),ry room Rt0Q Cfntraiav,'
l.dMil'OKT, N. J.
HOTEL ABERDEEN
I.ONOrORT. N. J.
RKOPKNh JI'NK 21ST
Directly on the ocean front An Ideal
family hotel In comfort and surroundings at
moderate rates, 20 mlns by trolley or auto
from Atlantic City, llklt, John c. Uosaler,
Longport's big new concrete sea-wall ft ocean
promenade will be completed hv that date.
REACH I1AVE.N. N. J.
THE ENGLES1DE
orENS JUNE SO. The best comblnatloa
ef genuine seashore features on the Atlantlo
Coast. Matchless fishing sailing, bathing,
ate. Ocean nnd bay, live tennis courta.
The Engleelde offers all modern appoint
pasnts sea and fresh water prliite baths.
Orchestra Oarage Ilnnklel
R. F. KNGI.r.. Manager.
Alio THK rOYIOTON. VTe.l Phlla
Ttie Rreakers. Children's paradise, bathlnjr,
boat'a risking lionklet V A Austin Mgr
CAPE MV. N. J.
HOTEL LAFAYETTE ' 'sj.
3n it each
Front ?0th season under same mgt All mod.
conveniences. Rooms en suitt; private -bath...
Open June a 8 to Sept. 15 John Traey fc Co.
THE BALTIMORE INN
OPENS JUNE 1ST ".V9SB T0 UEACII.
nn.i.-t IMmuwujy.
NEW STOCKTON VILLA
Directly on Beach. Trlvale baths Reason'
able terms June. S. S DAVIS.
Star Villa
Ocean St and Reach Ave.
M U RI('HRDSON.
wiumooi). x. j.
Wildwood Manor "jwji -.
fresh and salt water Mn baths: running
water: hot and cold. In bedrooms; electric
elevatora; tennis courts, etc. Opens June 27.
MRS WM. R. LESTER. M gr
nAYTON r"ow opn or aason of 181
""' l"' Ths same courteous treat
ment will be extended to our patrons. Caa.
nn a Ir.llilRniv nnmw 1. u ..JVe
ui . .w.m. .. w"...,. . iuiriBWt.
NEW SHELDON j. -.
110. Elev.: nrhata baths; rooms n suit.:
bklt. Auto C J. Woods. Own mgt, Now open.
Arlington sap- 2 ioca".
Bklt. A R. ft C. II. TOP1IAM. Own.
Untl e-lnvilln Durk A
ft ll.-h amis.
"u)w .-. mKt
Mrs J lerank Tlce.
DourlaSS plno om' Atlantic; ocean-view
"""' rooms: one square from bench
Magnolia "rraftft 7.VJ!?
Franklin '
New mgt. Dinners
rotes. Mre Wolfe,
m. '. 1!- 217 n. CVdar. f innJ TZCX1
WOiroanuiic m9drte-, Mr. arroTg.'
Adebhi-Witte nu.n .Ttertal'i:ora';
rtucpin " prlata latha. elevator
Tho Royal Inn "T, Jg
Winona Wl"1' av'-' "r .n:n- 'rtv. hatha.
" manag't Mrs q w Flshtr.
fEirr PArlK. X J.
""THE MANHASSEt' '
Directly cr. the ocean front. Capacity So
kaekl.t II JtOSS Tl'IWFH Owner-Vros.
TrtlNT PLKASKNT. N. J.
PINE BLUFF TNN
tinder new tnanagnunC Among the pines on
(Jtj
BIIMMFR ItF.innTS
YdllK CMFFa. MF
Cottage, to Let for the Seaion
Re,ldei Manager
York, T MmaUlon , 4,
SI'ftlNO LAKK, N. 3.
aa country Ulub. 1 1
ennis,
Uaily Concerts. D
ancing.
Booklet on Request.
t0vn&V$ ,iJZSl 4- Mtr.
.... :..--. " " i.ai lulu ai
Vanderbllt I'ao.
iWarltiorougij otel
fiery modern convenience: American plan.
. IUtea on apDllcatlon. p
Kentucky iyvV-"1--
J .hWt M 1 KKA
ocean cap
nera, muic.
FT 0 ni-T
AUDITORIUM HOTEL a
e i.
New mnnniremnnl
'Ulnn.l.v U
Ocean-front room,, mw
rlor necommodatlona
U - WlltTK
THEGIRARD f" A,e. niork
iNew lenncy Hotel
100 rooms, with
m::&
Motel New York 4th A,c- nr ocean
rulijlne,. Booklet. Jn j.Siient I
The Zurich 3t7 Bl" Ave Kiw nTalT-
.52miD.LJ Pream. I'rop
HOTEL BRISTOLT
nANTAilTtlTin'ff YZZ. nt
, .' 'n'r
and Prons
Colonnade
Kin
njfsley & 4th Aes . block lo
oteft
Plan. book. n.'l. '"""f.:. Amer
mailable now r&UAS?4 KT"
HOTEL THEDFORD sixth Ave..!
ocean Sulfa iih ).. ...... "''nooklnit '
nut iMRuy i.JipW,2EiriTj:..K,?.
The Almcda ;07 Seventh Ae 14 block
age, reasona hie.
m ocean, renne.1 pa'ron
. . F. A. SIIEPIICRD
1CEX (lltOVE. X. J.
HOTEL MAJESTIC
UIRECTI.V its THE I!Eril"
NErPHliADE'Mlie
(1rtnti Int !. mr . . .
r:nivrw.B ;.i.r' "!. "?" Vni
' " i'"t v lament
Clpment.
NORTH END HOTEL
COURTESY SERVICE OVALITT
ROBfaT M. WATT. Z??jl. "
THE SHELBURMF
rew rpoaern notel; hot andcold runnln...
In every room; private baths-VrJ2ff5a!?r
way. facing park and or..n.l,",w?..p"-
The WaVCrly J,0 Ocean Pathway, neai
Culslno unaurpaased.Tx'ce.nT Vn'JcV""-
. M B. IlAYEn
Colonial ::njV-.Neu,J
- umt-n irom DfPiin
SEASIDE HOTEL
Directly on the Ocean front. All cues) rn.
overlooking Ocean IjiRUJTOCKTON
eldorSdo hotel
At neach Facing I.aKe A. V. Crun ProD
oi uii vh rw: nrrr t4
Stokes Hall i8Jct,'in "athway. nst
pr,va,e bath. A r.$rill .
fhe Uhltlteia ureprooj, overiooklnr ae...
Most select centrally loca'd hotel lS Oc..1.
Prove. Cha. N Herman Prop, an" "c,r
THE NATIONAL M, 'n a: -
J A HENRY.
THE QUEEN ,Dlrtc,tl' ", trZTt.
Z Hooklet L J Ru.sell
Hotel Le Chevalier Ctn.- webbaves.
". uoremui
rvuanuc nome , l" 'n Ae
I D YATES ft an
Ocean IIone. 12 Main Av..
tennis, crooust: booklet.
'ir. Reach. Prlv,
L C. Duncan.
Wll.mVOOl) CREST. N. .1.
MT. VERNON
Lotus Road, Near Beach
Wildwood Crest
Excellent table Booklet
E. JOHNSTON, Owner
SPRINH LAKE IIEACH. N. J.
THE. WARREN '
ON THE OCEAN
SPRING LAKE REACH, N. J
A house that's "different" In it's flr
appointments, artistic decorations, homelike,
atmosphere and service. Surrounded hi
green lawns and gardens at the edge of the
eeai. Opening Juna 18. For reservations
address
W. H. STUniINN;wlHn W. 70th Street.
THESHOREHAM a "panobn.
"unci. Prop
BRYANT VILLA k Hopauong.
. N J Ideally lo
cated on lake' modern Improvements; all
amusements Booklet Heraog ft Durvea
NOKRIKTOtYN. PA.
Hamilton Apartment Hotel
West Main St.. Norrlatotm. Pa
A comfortable suburban Hotel betweaa
town and country, overlooking th. Schuyl
kill River. Large veranda, elevator and all
modern conveniences.
n.II Telephone Norrtstwn 184.
WERNKRSVILLB. PA.
WALTERS PARK INN
TUB resort hotel of tha Blue nidge. Mod.
rn In all Its appointments Every necessary
thing to make ou happy and healthy. Just
the place for a veekrend or a long stay
Efficient but sepsrate sanitarium facilities
WAIlNOB. PA.
RADNOR INN Radnor. Pa. Residential
Inn. beautiful surroundings; wonderful train
aervlc; golf, tennis; excellent rulaine: motor
psrtles accommodated Phcne Wayne 17
I'EOUEA. PA.
RIVER VIEW HOTEL
On the Susouehanna,, Under new manag'm'L
Ratea on application Fred J. Quade Prop?
SHARON SPRING. N. Y.
Pavilion Hotel and Cottages
Opens June 20 White Sulphur bprnlgs
and Bathing Establishment now open.
Koldrrs sent on application.
THE ANNEX. Adjoining the Fumou. Hatha
Oper nil yelir.
J. II. OAnnNriR ft SON.
W. H, CRAIO. Le,,...
TOLTHKSTKR BEACH. MD.
HOTEL TOLCHESTER
Beautifully altuated on Chesapeake Hav. All
the Advantages of Salt Water and Ozone.
Special ratea bv tha week and weekend.
Apply HOTEL TOLCHESTER.
T,,lcheater lleach. Md.
UAMIINtlTON. P. C.
Burlington Hotel
Lea than rtvs mlqulA. from avenrtbfcg
AgllTRj- PAKK. N4
RUMMRR ItFXORTR
WATKIWS, N, T.
f;
the He ru
Springs
WATKINS, N. Y., ON SENECA
LAKE v
Open All Year
Wm. F. Lefflngwell, Pretldent
A Mineral Springs
Health Resort and
Hotel the Pioneer
American "Cure" for
Heart Disorders -
offers all the advan
tages of foreign Spas.
Its "Cure" will build
up and make new your
"Human Machine."
Golf, tennis and other
outdoor sports.
Reached by fine ma
cadam roads from all
points. Direct connec
tion with New vork
city by Southern Tier
State Highway.
Illustrated Booklet
on Request
B'S
ai
AI)IROM)CK MOUXTAIXH
MLCIF rOIXT. N. T.
hfjotef Qhambfain
BljTbtnl-on.He Champlmn.MlC,
HIGHEST point on UVt fireproof
every room 1 front room 800
crei tennu 18'hole golf count
concrete (ir(e bolting, bathing,
fishing, motor highways In all direc
tlons. Excellent cuisine, American
pltn. Management Mr. I. P. Greaves,
rf Florida East Coast Hotels. Book
let on request.
Ntif V..1 B..llr OJtt.,
341 ruih annul
Ktiaili-w Mere.
r Eagles Mere, Pa. ,
The summer resort that li different
because It combines mountain and sea
shore conditions with unique surround
ings. Top booklet and rates write:
The Crestmont Inn
WILLIAM WOODS. Manager
The Forest Inn
HERMAN V. YEAOER. Manager
The Lakeside
J. S. KIRK ft SON
The Raymond
MURRAY s KIESS. Manager
POrONQ MOUNTAINS
Mnwnre-on. Delaware. Pa.
BUCKWOOD INN
(FIREPROOF)
Sslwatt-ea-DcUarare, PeaairlraaU
NOW OPEN
A hotel of notable,
distinction located
In a park of 10,000
acres, excluslv. to
?:ueata;75 miles
rom New York, 75
miles from Phila
delphia. Homo of
the Shawnea Coun
try Club.
CHAS. V. MURPHY, Manager
LEN WOOD lolf' bathing, fishing. Book"
"let DETRICK ft SON.
Mount I'ocono, Pq.
Hawthorne Inn N.',,0,"'."I,I?C ct'
tages to rent In cans
pectlon with Inn Rkls. L. M, DENOLER,
The Ontwood &&22
The Clairmont ggg.''.g- c8
Monntaln Ilome. Ia.
MONOMONOCK INN
Itountaln Ilome'a Jeadit.sr hotel. Ideally let.
iteam heated Hate rus Now ooen Hfcit.
Bon Air Lodge Zjm'
Bookl.t. Dr. ft Mrs. J. 11 D?K.t.
Heller's Mt Airy J?n iy,on- Bkit,
II E Heller. Prosu.
Creseo. Pa.
.LIlt lhW lll)t;Mv ror a real vacauui
and plenty coud things to eat. Rates lit
-n TlAnVlet Cilia rrw n T'
A.
V.'j' ItftD BffisBBBsWPl vVMbT
IU.
llie Old Inn. For rest and res. in Pomo ? .Jl
Mts. Mod. swim pool. Jennie, imiw n -M&
U .It, New own'shlp Oscar A. Otatrtt. '
liast Htroudaburg. Pa.
BERWICK INN
Mod.ni
Garat.
arni ;uiiiin;iou. iiiuai.nti.eQ DOOKiet. iJX'M
V. C. DICKEflSON. Own.' - afH J
the Maplenurst V."S..,.,52rriiS5PA
shsJe.' .naclous lawns Ilath'r. flair r.'tVn-i7' I
Motorists catered In. nonklet T.. M WAClTWj'
Delaware) Water flan. Pa. 'A
The Bellevuc 0p .to y? '" "trr;
:'..
Th. popular tious. for young pacpla.
lOU i a IUIUi IU bsstkauM. UUUKfl',
1f and tnnla. HlMVtsr nr nr itrm
Forest House ff":. ttL''J$L J
The HUlcret Tb?r?r,,xvnA0nn?P2S'
I'oeono rine. pq.
POCONO PINES INN
JHev. 2000 ft.
Lodses. CnltAK rt.wi.
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