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American Poople as Individuals
Will Cure Financial Illness,
He Says
URGENT NEED OF CREDITS
Frank A. Vanderlip, financier, tcill
sum up the results of his recent tour
through Europe in a 'scries' of articles
entitled "What Happened in Europe"
in the Evening Publio Ledger, begin
ning licit Monday.
New York, July 11. Th American
people, noting ns individuals and not as
a nation, arc ready to provide the jnedi
clue which will cure Kurope of o finan
cial illness which Lord Robert Cecil
told the Ilritish Parliament Tuesday
had led the continent to "the crRe
of a financial disaster of incredible
magniturp through which it might or
might not get," aceoidiug to Frank A.
Vanderlip, financier.
Mr. Vanderlip, in an interview here
yesterday, did not attempt to minimize
the seriousness of the situation. Never
theless he expressed great confidence in
America's willingness to help war
wrecked Kurope.
"The sentiment of the American peo
ple, I beliee, is ho trulj altruistic."
he said, "that I believe the credits
which Europe must have to surUvc the
crisis maj be obtained by an iudustiinl
loan floated b the American people
as individuals.
"I lime had hundieds of letters indi
cating it. T have had indications that
American films and South American
firms aic read to pioide the raw ma
terials and the tools which will help
put llurope to work on credit, rutting
Kurope to work is the solution of the
eutite problem.
America is Rca to Help
,"Luiopcati nations must nuke the
secuntj for the loans of the er
toundcht. They must undeihc all ex
isting specialties.
"I beliee America is readj to help
Euiope. So inauj people have asked
me. 'What can I do?' Ouly cater
ed I ieceied n letter fiom a well-to-do-rionda
farmer, who makes .an
offer in good f.iith to take throe teams
and go to an Kuiopcan courftrj and
plough fields, tlie, expenses of the en
tire ventuie to be borne bj himself.
Impractical, jou say. It isn't imprac
tical as an indication of the spirit of
America to aid Europe.
"It is not neces-sarv or desirable
for the government to go ou with the
gieat gocrnmont lojns.. The indi
vidual loan will save Kurope will
buv food, raw material, machines,
and railway eouipment and give the
continent n chance to legain its fret
"Europe's problem is one of ciedit.
The debts of the nations nie laige.
and yet those nations must have law
materials, machineiv and i.iilioad
equipment with which to return to their
old economic basis. Production is what
is necessarj .
"The big question is: 'Where aie
they to get the nioucv to pay for the
things they must import?' It is a
case of national barter. The nations
must give what tliev nave ior wnm
they need. But Europe is devastated.
Italy, for instance, is nch in man
power, but it has little to trade for
the vast supplies of law materials it
needs partieulaih coal. There is so
little the nation has to sell. There
fore, it needs help outside help. It
must pay or have credit for the things
It imports.
Credit is Delicate Problem
"France nlans a budget of S23.000.-
000,000. Where is it to come from ? If!
Germany is able to get on its feet be-
fore France and there is grave dan
ger of it the situation will be difficult
for Trance, indeed. .
"Credit is so delicate a thing thati
It must be talked about carefullv. Ifi
It is to be weighed and analyzed and
its chance of being repaid appraised,
the result may he thnt the conservative
investor decides to have nothing to ilo
with it. There is not a credit in Ku
rope today that does not need to be
weighed and its chance for repayment
npprnised, but it will not do for Amer
ica to say shevill keep her dollars at
home henceforth and get into no foreign
financial alliances.
"One financier told me he intended
keeping close to the shore. I told him
he might have a hole stove in his boat.
Wc arc in the world's currents, whether
we want to be or not. Ou the narrow -est
material grounds wc will see how
Involved is our civilization with the
civilization of Europe, and we will in
jure the fabric of civilization there if
we fail to help in lier hour of need."
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FOUR HURT IN RACE CLASH
Nenroes Waylay Twelve White Men
at Longvlew, Texas
Longview, Te., July 11, Four
white men were wounded early today
when negroes fired upon n group of
whites they had waylaid in the negro
section, where the whites had gone in
search of a negro school teacher, ac
cused of causing the publication in a
negro newspaper of statements deroga
tory to a joung woman of this county.
There, were from twelve to fifteen
white men in the party and they re
turned the fire as long as their ammu
nition lasted, after which they with
drew. With re-enforcements, the whites
returned to the scene, but the negroesi
1111(1 IIIPJVlivli !- "iiliVil UH'll l'll lll'il
five negro residence.
0.S, FOOD SURPLUS
ROW (121,100,000
General March Says War De
partment Could Have Made
Declaration Last February
By the Associated I'rcss
Washington. July 11 Gencial
Slnrch, chief oT staff of the ounv. told
a House subcommittee on war expend!- ,
tures todar that the War Department's
declaration of surplus food stocks could '
have been made iu Februaiy intend of
May, and that on July H the declined
surplus of foodstuffs amounted to M'Jl.
100.000. Chairman Reavis, in questioning the
geneial. contended that delay in cle
daring the surplus had icstilted in gnat
loss to the government and had de
piived the public or "nocIs for which
theie was gieat demand.
Iu a statement tiled by Clencral March
the surplus of food stocks was given us
follows: Corn beef, $24,000,000: bacon.
S2'!,fi00.000 : roast beef. .V20..-00.000;
ftesh froen beef and poultrv. !s20,
000.000: corn beef linsb. $10,000,000:
canned vegetables. S2.T.OOO.O0O.
Chairman Reavis wanted to know who
was lesponsible for delav in declaring
the surplus, without which vast stocks
could not be put on the market
(jeneral. jnu rcalie the distiess
i.iiip(1 hv the Inch iiivp of livinc." iho
ihairmriii usKpc, "nncl do von tliinU it
npccar.v or koo.1 hiisiurs to hohl meats
for tlio t imp the clppartmpnt held thpm
without saving n surplus pitp.l. which
would iiipau tin nine this lno-p for the
ciolnp'.tl. tiudp''"
It was a fair critipiMii. (ipneral
March rpplied. that the Mibi.tpncp
hrnucli of thp quaitpnintrr's corps had
hpcti ovpnaipful. addlnc that in his
opinion a Mirplus lepoit could have
hppii pippared safelj in Tpbruarj. The
attitude of Secret.irv Uaker. he said.
hud been to keep the maiket from beini;!
noo.ien wiiii a grp.it quuutit.v ol pro.I-
nets an at once. Williams had extended even to himself
"Tlieie never was nn intimation on hen. us n directoi of the Federal Xa
the Secretar.v 's pait." General Mmrh tional Itmik. iilso of this citj . he found
stud, "to sell thec foods for export ,t was denied tleiio-its of goceinment and
rather than for domestic- use " , nP.l fio-is fuiicN throiish AVillunns's
TWO TREMENDOUS SONG HITS THAT ARE BEING
HUMMED, DRUMMED, WHISTLED AND SUNG
IN ATLANTIC CITY
Get a ropy today. On sole, at nil rauslr counter
I'M FOREVER BLOWING
BUBBLES
TIIK MOST rOriLAK I)I.T.T OF Till. SK.0
"YOU'RE STILL AN OLD SWEETHEART OF MINE'
Ilj the rlters of TTI.I, WC MEET AOA1N"
SPECIAL, lOc
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C SALE OF POPULAR SHEET MUSIC, H r
ALL THE HITS
Stop and look orer our raat Moek.
Add one cent for each cop to
Tou re. S'lll an Old Sweet
heart of Mine
Some Sunnv mi
Hut of the naat
Moonlight on the Nile
Cry Baby
Till We Meet Araln
In the Land Where the
Torplea Bloom
Olrls
Oh Affnes
I m Oolnsr to Flreak That
Slason-Plxon Line
Bom Horn fiom Ilho
Memors land
There a a Happy Heart in
Mao land
Q. R. S. PIANO ROLLS AND WORD ROLLS
I'm Foreer nionlnB Bub
can u n
t..m -.
ble
I II Say She DofB
Vou r Still An Old Sweet
heart Of Mine
Out Of tho kaBt
Many
N'E en thins
Your Kie Hae Told Me
So
Tell Me
Red Lantern
Gates of Gladner
Dear Little Boy of Mine
Bluln the Blues
Musical Comed Hlta
When Ireland Cornea Into
Its Own
I Found You
Just Another Toor Man
Gone w ions
"IDEAL" PLAYER-PIANO ROLLS
35c EACH
3 FOR $1.00
THE I'ERFECT 35e TIANO H01.I.
lie Hare the LarreM Assortment ln Philadelphia
to Select Krom
c Emerson S-lnch Gold Seal Records
New Titles. Music on both sides. '
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ni "K fi m Foreer Blolne Bubbles
JlOO l Don't Cry. Frenrh
QinO (Till We Meet Again
J1UJ Little Birch Canoe and You
QI'cQ (Rear Old Pal Of Mine
Vl.1V The Americans Come
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'Flutter on Broauway, But
'Iterfll. nuspaiia
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Mickey
Heart of TVetona
After All
Kentucky Dream
SPECIAL SPLASHME DOLLS
lth real hair V M
Poll In town for yi.f.0 i. 3 IIP
SONG &
1028 MARKET STREET, bInoham hotel block
Open eve'gs, Saturday until 11 JEROME H. REMICK & CO Prop.
PIIOTOPUAVS
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OWNED AND MANAGED BY MEMBERS OF
THE UNITED EXHIBITORS ASSOCIATION
UL'I MirM1' " "
BLANI
"THE AVARI
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"THE WARREN3 OF VIROINIA '
l-T 1DEV A 0TU & MARKET BT8.
EUKJilA MATINEE UAJLT
NORSfA TALMADQE 111
"Tim JMU. iiiuii
irccCDCnM nmi AND DAUPHIN
JErrfceKaUfN errs. mat. dailt
DOROTHY OlSH ln
"I'LL. GET HIM YET"
II InIDfl FRONT ST. & QIBABD AVE.
juiliuu .lumho junction on rranurrn
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THE EXPERIMENTAU MARRIACIE"
I rC1 1CT 62D AND LOCUST STREETS
LAJLU3 1 Uat.. i :?o. s :no, Ev. a so u ll
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BUNKERS FIRE HOT
TAT
Director of Riggs National In
troduces Burleson's Name
in Attacking Comptroller
POSTAL CHIEF MEDIATOR
Hy the Associated Press
Washington, July 11. Postmaster
Oeneral Burleson's name was brought
In today in echoes of the row between
the Higgs National Hank, of this city.
and John Skelton Williams, comptroller land Protective Order of Klks. m the
,of the currency, which are being heard , '"VS session of the annual .omen
, ., ., ,,.,.,. . . It ion her todaj, declared in au address!
n the fight on ill.ains continuation of n ,.,ks I
before the Senate banking commi tee hnUhp,Um PN
I J. J. Darlington, one of the bank ,1 , ,,, mt . 11IPIn, IsllI,
I directors, testified that a letter signed I)(i m(pr mM ,, I11(I ,.,, ,n ,
by officers and directors of the bank re- ,pn ,-lOiO00 ,j,lllnK the coming veiim.m.l
itrattiug charges of collusion and mis ;)lp fp tllHt , , too h ,
conduct against Williams mid former 1()pp f)1 ,, lml011!.,. f loo.lilio
,Secretnrv McAdoo. as a result of vxluih ()tllPI nffirn... most nf whom wuc ie
the bank's chniter was lenewed. ni0f.r(. pic also installed
framed at a conference between liimsrlf,
McAdoo mid Bui Icon, with the post
master general acting as mediator be
tweeti Comptroller Williams and the
bank's officials
I
Ktlio of 101(1 Fight
The fight between the tieasiirv and
t,P innK i 101(5. culminated in n
llwBlllt IU ,,iph rnri,.ty 0f .hniges
and counteic barges were made, the
complioller dunging tho hank's of
ficeis with misconduct and the bank
charging Secietarj McAdoo and Comp
trollci Williams with seeking to wieck
it for peisounl malice. Fimiucial tians
actions ui which Jlr. Williams ns a
inilroad linnncier was couceined with
the National City Rauk of New A oik '
vxeie lined; c-harges of politics weie
made and the light atti acted the atten ,
tion of the chuntrv. I
In the midst of the fight the bank's J
chartei expired and, fearful that the
compttoller would not renew it. the
bank's officers piopared to incm potato
in West Virginia, but niiullj as the
result of confeienees in which the post
master geneial participated, Darling
ton testified, the bank officials wiote
"tinn rptiaotiou"! which vvcin not
"h.illv nccpptablp to tho bnnU. hut n
a result thp chartpr wni renew cd
Thp bank got the West Virginia ih.n
tei . Darlington said, through John ,T
fornwcH, hitPr Democratic e.iiidi.late
for governoi tliprp. who latpr (old him
his tonne, tion with the matter fai ed him
in Ins campaign for election.
U'illi.uns Called "Falsification IXpert"
Darlington took the stand after l'rank
J. Ilogan. attorney for the bank, had
concluded his testimonv, dpiiounping
Williams as "an ppert in falsifie.i-
(,
Ilogan cliniged tlie animositv
n(rist Riggs b.iuk officials shown In
I'LL SAY SHE DOES
OF THE SEASON I V-
IJemonetrationa koIdb on all the time.
be mailed. Partial list of titles:
M fhne late Soldier I
samnii noy
I"illeu Idols
Flow On Mlen Hudson
llabv Dais
All That I Need to Know
Is That Tou Coma From
Pixie
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ie At Last iuiu M Mausnty Sweetie
I flla Mi Te..ru
OIe Me Tejra
Lullah-v Blua
DreanilnK of Home Sweet
Horn
ECPtlanil
Dearheirt
Jerr
Yea mint
Hawa Ian Nipht
Tak Tour Glille to th
Moles
35c EACH
3 FOR $1.00
75'
9184-
Evrbody Wants the Key to
"jlv Cellar, Oolden Weddlne
Jubilee
91 821 Arabian Nlht
i'xoi' IBurmah Mehts
OIRSiMammN s LulUh)
JXOU snett Hawaiian Mehls
918G 5M c,ro h"s"
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MTS7 Shadows
i7AC" IWIld Ho
W lid Hl)ne
q-ICO (J.lfe S. Loe
Kincdnni of Our Own
SALE OF FLASHLIGHTS
IJirte two-cell tuliuliir. ( oinplete 89c
Fresh stock of batteries on hand.
GIFT
riioTOPUVis
NIXON t,'u ANt Ai'""tr .-
CHRISTIE COMEDY
"WHEN MARY MOVED IN '
PARI' RIDGE AVE t DAUPHIN ST.
rArrs. M,t 2 in v.t a to n.
D W GBirFITH'S
"TRUEHEABT SUSIE"
RIVOLI
BID AND SANSOM STS
Matinee Dally
BILME RHODES In
IN SEARCH OF ARCADY"
STRAND Yt anoo
WALIiACE REID ln
"XOU'BB riBED"
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Influence, because of his own connection
with the Riggs officials.
Ilogan described nil Interview between
President Poole, of the Federal, ami
Williams, Ht which the coniptt oiler, he
said, declnred he would never lipprove
deposits in the Pedernl while Ilogan
remained on its dhectorate Poole, he
further testified, was told l Williams
the bank could not expect Kmergeucj
ryet Coipoiiitlon deposits urn ill posits
from the Phocnh National, of New
lork, while Ilogan was n ilireitor
The bank Intel did leieive. he lestl
fled, "ver.v large deposits nf licet
funds, although Ilogan's name still i
malned on the dliectorate
ELKS WAR ON BOLSHEVISM
New Grand Exalted Ruler Pledges
Organization to Give Battle '
Atlantic City. N. J.. Jul 11 Krauk I
L ltain, Nebraska, who was in-t illed
grand exalted ruler of the Keuevolent I
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Ihe following theatres o'ltain their pictures
thiough the STAN'Ll Company of Amer
which ib a guaianlee of eailv .showing
finest pioductions. Ask for the theatre
locality oDiaining piciuies tniough
auiyicy uiiiiuii, oi rtinejica.
333MARKF1 ,"1-1-1 im - AriiEi
IIHI ll.v III
i il ii i lv. i cm coi d
'MODEL
fOL 111 SI unheslra
l unlliitjiiii I to ll
NciRiu linHfiil. in Ihe s, m
I ll. LR
I RAH lj
OVERBROOK 0JU A ,,&"
K Vl.ll RiNfc UILI -ls ,,,
IN H 1111 PRIMITIV I
PAI AfC l-'H MAHKEl hTKEH
Ll sir. I EROP1.0.S tn
fill. MM UI i O.MIHHEs
PRINCESS ",MAUKLr MIllTlTl"
MMJLIAINE rilAMIRM; In
THH IOK THAT DARP.!)
REGENT MAI,iVTAbv fo'Tl' .'."i1
BRAT x.shup'rv ," '
A LRY GOOD -iOlNO "s
RIA1 TO U! "MANIOM Ar.
WrtL1U AT TLLI'LHciChLN
DOROTHY DAI TON In
run i ady or red ni-TrF
RF IRY MARKLT .ST BELOW
rUD1 I" M to 11
ALICE JOIt'B in
THE SPARK DIVINE
Till
IS V
M.
. . ,r., in ,,...
SAVOY '-11 .Tci Tim ,1'F
jm V w x U Sl TO M1UMUHT
THlfiuraTCn liu7n L
STAN! FY ,s.,A.n.K1ST Aw; iuth
O 1 MINl-I I ll in a M tu ii jj 4. .r
TOURNEUR S
THE WHITE HEVTHER
nrrri a MnKnr st aw .
VllV-TVlA n a w ',, VV
I.OL IE OT.ALM in
BAtJAttA"
Wlien in Atlantic City cmEwt&ii,
LEAH BAIKD ln
"AS A MAN, THJNKS'i
K
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tfft ' 'r
nfo
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sfMMt.it nnsnnTi
ATLVNTH' riTV. N. .1.
ooleat pml Xfn-t Attrtirthn locution
HOTEL
ESPLANADE '
u iioi,k ih.h k o(i; it.dm
Hit tl on thr nnndwalU Bout on tn Sor
pii xp tt ex' hiif " hlfpa e (Ion ip
rim rh rtirJ nrn w Ht r h ithn prhnte in 6
I ill i iiikJ fr nip' It hi it Moil tr
t- lr th rnpputi Ifpnrtti t r Orr liPAtrn
I'lMinff Antn hu m-ftv i m lit oi I r
"wnrrnhlp rtlni-tl i 1 HA
Motel Billmore
cirnrmrrl w
RIKIlir, isj.wn .,
VII i u'ltxlp loom-
ftr hp-tra lniirtntt
mi n '
Npar ItoitrduilU
Ji - 1th I It'i
- .1 r . .11
i - r i 1 1 h
Mot nnd oM
I imir npw in ti inif it
Hrt Lorntil. l'o:ttlir Prii m Hold
Hotel Netherlands
. .VV x,e Vl ,nris tram lloirilniilk
. V . , ''Jcvninr pn n. lnh runn u
i r m Imlionnm I 1(1 1 I I l 1 i .
ha I lima- pml r-p. fi,in h I li I I.,
Mm rtl1, Vniernn I'l in ihIMi m.,il.i ci
, I" S" cl lit .
sn, si; -,o kjo ;-, wwM.
i - xn si " mi r.
I rnttrleinr
HOTEL MEKION
ii iitrrniioH ,
V.
lr .1
1 1 li-l
rnnnl Ni mid iho iv, nPS,r M n)
Mill" niMdtV Till Itlchilai ,n,,H.r,,
PlIPMrior taltf elPMilir r, 1. I..II.. '
fuii i; Hhtir In room rtr I T'rnnlm
1 " " i r-hll w!i .J VII IMm.EY
PITNEY N," Urk n" nnrrtiih 1t
ri. In uo lahli- HhmlantU
i i 1 ' 1 Mh Iihw" n a k rTn 1b i iii i
i i"n pp l.nihi i fron hou ftr hn vrr
s it io li n 1 -,n S1J 'ui up kl
THE WILTSHIRE
V srh M ind nih mean n
p isn prha'e hulin lunnlnK wnler In
i i locator etr Amrlrnn pldp pral
I l nte.tnoMet SAVH IT ri I IS
HOTEL FREDONIA
' i mi i H Immw i, ,t 0rr
I ii r ippmii inn I
Hppniti
1 1 1.
rci nil-- r fur ni
J
HOTEL CRESTON ntpeiier a
Hi arlw n Now
ip-m rrlvato bitha runnme water In all
i- elevator peilil lul rnl - Mi.i,
a"" h .vt m.'r: ca
HOTEL WHITTLE y,v von A,e
.-.h Amer ManSJ-iOuprt. "V-? """I!
II raijip J;yevutor IldthlnK Trim hctei
Hotel Boscobel
Vmir plan HnnMrt
N'nnnKv Ae ucqr
R"nh t I DO undnll
A I" VlAlllriv
o( pn ir
Normandie-by-the-Sea
OC EN ( IT. N. I
too room ion -.liter, inji pr, h
ou ii irtpian "ell imi i ni., ,
I aih
haht l'lanl l.'iilni' fr.i'm croun I Hour
V ri-tl fa' Ins ili oi ,i ( ui,me lhr. h ul
I .1 rn full nfoniM i n ,,l lm,, ,
"'-" J' " LMlLJIameer
Melrose '; v"
ui i
I J
i i u Hi ,nl
v s ni-
The Shore llot "nl '0,,l ni'inlnB mun ,n
'"" "-II .41111 l 'mi i ,,,
The Oceanic , , !'' "";' "!
J 'er ci nrr a sr
Chalfonle ' 1' n vl"" ''" tu
ii
, Ptti
C.HlliLlM
BISCAYNE
i: mm ni
Hotel Henry f':?
1 Mil Imt
H 11, nrl
Ti'mrmnl'li f,t'J
i W 1
:i rhlp niffi
V.r ,
t T'
llilnp
i n
"'" Olllil
FLEETWOOD
iilh nn.l elrv i,
M I DUI-
Scarborough ,7,-'r.,(
I ni liu
HI Hi
The Mayberry s,h w"" -m .-n.
' J -mi Mr1 I. ,bJrr,
I OVI.PORT. J.
HOTEL ABERDEEN
lONt.l'IIRT. .1
nir-ctlv on the ocan dont An M..I
fapilly hotel In cnmfnrt nnd urroundlnKi jl
moiliralo nti-s '.0 irins bv tinllej or nun
troin AtUntlc CIO fiklt Jolin c tjos.lfr
Lnufiport b hlir iipw ronrrt pn trail and
ran tironinnil' nr tinw ro nplftd
( I'I MM
HOTEL LAFAYETTE, (',nyaV
1 rem- tilth b -ii unrlpr urimf mat ji ,', ' j'
.on n (i " n ini- m -ni t n x ,fp t h
Open Tmii )( t enf 1" Tor, rrir A n
NEW STOCKTON VILLA
Dlrrf
1 r nil I'rllll. 1 ih n lis n
ruin
ahlf ITil"
THE BALTIMORE INN
ri- iim ir
n si ro i i n
' ' L 'l,'ltrtlJ'liN
O pan St and Beach-Aie
M 1 MCIIAHDi-ON
Star Villa
n nuooi v ,j
Wildwood Manor cjiaiit nn hoi
blink oce in front,
fieeh anl sjlt water tn baths running
Mat r hot and cold in bedrounm electric
aloli I' i t urte rti i"' i il ( s
MRS MM R I-BSrrR Msr
DAYTON Now u'cn fo' "'"n of pii'i
1 I-3 namo iciuitenu treat
inept will be eitend-d to our ratrons Cap
.'ii a MiM' hHW cmnir t, l-Toi)r'eu r
FHtreton Inn '''"'""iy located nr beioh,
onhntrn InnVlet J VI.BKH r HARRIS
WYNDMERE
lilijFint pi ire to
.penil lour cicHtlon
i mvK ito
HOTEL SAVOY prf m ,
10 Ciipa I y twneriihlp managenent
wh onusxri
Arcadia
Combines hote nnd country
Magnolia i Pn 100 cap All
outM !eroom Ho klet Irn r D Matell
ARLINGTON l ap -" ' ",t lr"--
Hcoklet . R A H lOPIHM Owner-
Clearview 'r'"rJ , ,t
Peai h nr ocean
i itiMri- I J lone"
Ronrliwno-I ' ' -'"" " "'"" fron' 1s,h
ueacnwooa ., v n Klin 0M M(tt
P.ljrA5CF'R9 unhid and lleon lull
a 11 i
Douglass '"'
in 1 M in'i ii i in t..
one square from lifiuh
Magnolia pJ, ' iMaA'""cId i'"i: 'Ta'c-ason'
Franklin '-" '" ''""
e Tie nli :
Itliners
Volf.
ti, ncvnl tnn "c "i ' ei t,
hi-
Winonn UIM av "r ' h
inuiin n nu,,ii ii,. i
laths
I l-hei
-
uii imoiin in si s i
nIi Vernon 1 citup road tr 1 ea h expel.
1VH. V tinuil t , Poo. lei K JohnHon
(rKN '.ROM- I
HOTEL MAJFSTIC
IIIRI'I TI ON Till III ( II
NEW PHILADELPHIA
Oeenn Put'iw i mil lleaeh
r ip n' " i ' n I A I I'lnent
, NORTH END HOTEL
' :oli, ihi f.tiWi.1, viiLiry
(, H Ml.ii I.N ., nIHS
I Caiuclts mo OI'rNs jie ..
l.iPPWi 'I H1TT I ..... t Marnger
I THE SHELBURNE
Vw modern hotel liot and cold runn c nnir
1 in t er room private lm t hH Or i n p t h
wh f.it Ing imrk wyid ocenn V t Hhidhs
Thf Waverlv l0 0vm Pathway nar
C'ulhin unf urpujssed ex client hrvir
M H ltWPR
I SEASIDE HOTEL
I Dirctlv on the Oce.ni front mnt room
rJooMiiKOi Hti llInMS hTtHICTOV
I ELDORADO HOTEL "
j At Reach Facing Lake V rrelln Prop
i Stokes Hall 2?H0?,"n p",h,"'J " Hoi
prltate hatha A L Y SlraaaliuratrOnner
T WhltflW-Flrepr.f cterlooklng dceiT
Mokt .elect "jntrally loca'd hotel In o',a
flf"' Vh" N "'IinanProp.jnd Mtr .
Colonial "'
ea moderate
el. from Oiean
nr Beach Prl
I. (' Iluiiran.
tnnlw crnuut bnol ei
I Allnntir House "i". J:1""-" Aj.
- """" " Aifc & CO
THE NATIONAL
5U Main A.
J A. HENRY.
Hotel Le Chevalier .w
THE QUEEN . Vu
S. j. - "!
.l.tvf-., , .,
.6K
.SiaiyWto?a
I I KAYMOKt ATUKTicaiYl
LAMMJJSOKEArESr HOTEL SUCCESS
A1.,
RtTMMKR nr.sonTs
J SIlt'RVr.tRK. N. J
NEW
INTEI
HOTEL
NOW OPEN
r t on ofcan Alt outmde rooms
1 : irl m t UHtpr In bathrnonir-
NEW MONTEREY GRILL
i irU n w Mrrlrp a la rnrtr A
an inp ltr(i)tmoiit bfduMful on
pJcrvvfnHst Iflpal for mot nr) its
IIMMIXN IlKNNh, XfunnRiT
ii .in. f pt 4ntii s
I h m t inflrbi i '2ln
Mrlloimrll A ( nmpam
' i - N Wk "toik 1 X'hanC-
fej Asbxlly Park
N.J.
nrrifm
The New Ocean Hotel
I InrsV I iiropein Hotel nn Hie nrlli
lerr ( nnt ( niurlti svo.
II C. inilMRJtcr,
The Fenimore
Seinnil ieniie lnirv Pari,, N. I.
'i' 1 H hii I Nila'nr um
IM) Ml OtiMdr llooni ISO
Itefumiahifl l i i .r prlatf hiili r mine
ultlv or wilhc ii ruin i n t- Htrr Mluir .rr
in lapailu J-ri straal X VIau, (rm.
1 1 !. 1 J 1 Hbiir tin kki
PLAZA HOTEL
VM (.KIM,
IN OtKVN FKONT.
Heartquarlore for Auto Tonrlata
SIIORK DIVNFIts sprilM.TV
On t uropean II fp on ) an 1 runt
$1 Per Ilin SI1 I i Meeklr
Js M-.l.sl , Prnii.
'HOTEL
Sfefi
BRi
ffiro'MvtmWsi
O CHESTER. I
flOTEL e GRIL.B M
a JB. MODEHATl RATES W 4
HOTEL BRIslOL
AUDITORIUM HOTEL, .W
n n .! ' .iiiiinii,.!,,,,,. ' m t white
H h Hh IbllUll lll P
MMIl P
in rl.inMng
Ilk';" mi"iv"i. .n'. i ' '. ', t"v""
New Tenncv Hotel ,r,n "m "h
new I Clllicy 1 lUlCl
, , , v 111 II in.,
.,
THE GIRARD
ucrirpTif i i apmllv I'
l"V ol i iir
til ci Plll. tif. in in
iicrirenti inpniltc 11 Siprlil 1m. riitc
hmiMet M . t.XTKS, l-roi.
wuiuuiidue (1(PH1) l(len. JutlP 2(i KmfT
pn fr rrpp rnn in nn
BwiI'tIij ttnw I
Kentucky
st hv lilcnk to orean tap
p nc (Hniirr mu"ir
M V KHAKT Owner
Hotel New York ?'1hpAllji
nfe.1 r rn pan
1 relU-rir
M (.MlHI K
The Alameda riti 'U?Z
The Zurich -!,: '"x,h A'' Ve man-
hi KINO LKF l.RrH.
iicin fronL hurl balhlnjj, tennis, snlf,
mdllf Ihjipcs muclc ltiet (j,mll bote!
K)itliiPie rlieniele f.xteiierii ubi. jrood
crlc No moquliot Uwrierni
mi hpement
T II E WA II R E N
on Tiirc rr
spUIN. l.Kfi SU(1I. n. i.
liiu- 'tut t clirr if m In ir fin
ani iiiiin nl" tr isti( rierrratmnn Imp Itk
rtinm-plio'- ml snviff urnmnlrl In
r m Ihhh- itiil Rirl n it thn rtipe nf tho
h r l ti i ii lune ! In n ritirn
. i(!rr
i M ihlw II "li trep. New mU
THE SHOREHAM '
I. VPA N-lilTN.
HI ItO. Prop
tfttvv liffa.wva
nn i i r i
PINE BLUFF INN
lrn m-naBenent An, , the pln on
a2j- 1. zr
JV U-Ji Vl-L '
THE ENGLESIDE
The best i oniblllltlon or jrenutne eishore
frntnreH on the tl-intl coast Miuile
fishlnc cal iiib tuthini,' t.tt -n.it and
I n Mip teni i inirt
1 he 1 neleMlie nffi 1 mo lern app Inttnenta
f-Ffi ind files'! witfr tirli i i. bjfis etc
Orchestra cla i-e roolilei
r. r IN'ir, Mmurr
ln Th- ' ni'il'len ( Pllll lle'ph
rl.e Hreil.ee-. i h lai-pn m tnrudli hatiln
,lc 1-1 In- 1 rl I V i- M !--
1)1 M Ii! ( II
I
OCEAN VIEW i,.VlBrt!.,1!:
room
$"i up w 1 1 New ni .1 i i ici
utn isw
SKsiir rcnii.
.V I
Seaside Pari
cwjimi
II. Klls TlltM-R onerhl: Management
Mil I 111 11 It III M IT. MI).
HOTEL TOLCHEbTER
u 1 full i l uat J mi U'l 1 r ike Hj A
1 lltH.. k f I I r Hid llzone
1 rater h ihe u 1 mil uei k end
pph Hull I 11 1 i HI si R
loll he te. Pea Mil
U sM.ION, II. (
Burlington Hotel"
i.u Hun five inuiutiH 11 111 pm r! i lie
American ar.d European Plan3
431 Rooms, 222 Baths $2 & Up
11 r Mil I 1 MaiiHuer
WWII 1 B MITI II. N 11
The Balsams
Dixville Notch
White Mountains. N. H.
. ni June
11 I itie
tiilli5 nflli e no i net im (Iilh
'1 N u o'x ll F, I nuilri'
nWlI) n. I'LUMCR. Manager
Phi ne J-,r" and. rlillt
si lll-MvSll i.r. PV
Pcrkiomen Inn" '-' ', W
I oat E hath s Pull s 1 linle UMl M Call
ia i &? r
iSf&torip
, SI'KIM. i ki; uiivrii. V. J.
i&Brealiers
N. J.
& Open June 12th
vi)nej y
fiuUlT
If you nre a grocer, druggist, hardware dealer, tobacconiit, clothserfj
furniiher, jeweierany atnu or
ne neiurs-maira
another day before subscribing to the Ketati I'uonc ueager tne nw
twiee-a-month periodical for merchants nly. Subscribers say thejfj lj
havo been waiting for it for years. Not a trade-paper, but an Inspire '
merchants want to know. Business problems salesmanship, ,1
ing, accounting, the handling and training ot help, credits, deltve
advertising, collections the Retail Public Ledger tells how
.. .11 Keinr solved in successful stores. Entertaining fiction dv
with the sentiment and drama of storekeeping, anecdotes, verse,
incranhs. news of bis movements for merchants' benefit Vw
nlaaiant hours of entertaining,
scription price, 10 cents a copy,
Just slip a uouar into an envelope,
address plainly written, and it
Tuesday! of every month tor a
220 Public Ledger Building, Philadelphia, if. Ujit nowf)
I U
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It'. ,.
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BDMMBB TIBHORTS
,...n ..VBn n. . .7P.7-T1
r.in.r, i.r.ci'., i t r jriMtp
r Eagles Mere, Pat
.. h
. ..... "!., ..(-
iw numnifr resort 11.-1 l dllTi
hnil If rnmlitnsa mitanlala
wnsliorr tondlllom wllh unlqu'
rounillncK, ijl.
The KHndr beach nnd tmpvt4)
wnlr of Ihf I.nko of (he Fjtxlm nf
lord apltndld Imtlilut 2200 fctt obo
CO IfVfl. J"
f
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tvi
. I
On of Hie flnft tolf rourt fa
Amfrlcn. 0
Tor hooklet nnd rt. wrlt i !
't
Tn PiaiftMiinf In iCI
William Woodn, MtBactK:
The Forett Inn "tf$.i
Herman V. rntrr, JUnmer.f
The Lakeside , ,,
The Raymond I
Vlnrrnj S. KltM, Manaicer,'
IMKHVO MllCNTiMNS
Delaware Water flap. r.
tS:l
The Mountain Paradise;
KITTATINNY
DELAWARE VATER CAP. PA.
TI Irtrnl Xrrcfiftlhl Mnrjntflln llwort
IfntM, whrrr uinnitr U alyd fool And
plfnint Oin ti Derfmlwr. 3 hour
frnm I'hllii I'rnnj. K. R, SUuntf-d In
nrh itp pirk. wllh inllrn of aku and
trails) mrientnrf nt rfnfr. CaparJijr
BOO irlrth modrrnt nrlvat baths,
rnnntnir untrr In ronnifi. elf t torn, ttt
trlr IIrIiU, upaclnuw porrhrs. Excfp.
tlnnnl (ii) Mr. Amerlrnn plant alftQ a V
;irii crlll. Tnhlf nbundnntlr ftuppMed
trcm llttitlnn fnrmH. ()rrhftra, cone
rrrt. iHnre, (olf, tennU, ftarldlf horeftU
lioulfni;, houtlnr. hutlilne, Afthlmr, rt-fr
IlonKlpt nutn mnp nnd tormn upon -
nurot. NfM Rtirnee.
ions ii nm cope
Xt mllM Rood roiida all the -way
CASTLE INN
1)1. LAW R1J ATER UkV. PA.
Pn at" Hatha Kunnlng water Cap. 300,
rireprnof Hotel and Qarfljre .
Ann rlran and European Plain lWSl
vims t. t. noi.nr.v I il
Of ihn Palmer Lakenood N J. I "I
Ihe tsellevue p IO aa,e ln evtry &
,,,!"' Excellent tsbllfl
ill 1 mill to nation Booklet Danctrufi-
Kiilf Id onnia HAHV'!,Y VV BL.Ain. Sil
Forest House r'TL'MA&Jf-
The Hillcrest T,';or"uh.l ,mo,1n. Bku, c
. i r' '
Kant hlroiMlhiirn. fa.
RERWICK FNN M0DEfwi ?
, r, V , ,,, 1.a.A?AOBi h
1 rm i ,i ,1 IMii.tratPil hooklL if
,, , mrKFRSOV o
The Maplehurst c?p soo: modem; om
r farm attached: plant .
ni.ui" JiH'iiiin ihiii'i nam's tish'g. tennli
Mol ri-t ml.r.il tn Henklet I, XI nATrtl. '
fiATrti.
Mm.nl TxkA T .
'i"um i uiuiru( i u. "ji m
The Clairmont "'"" '' Mod. stm.hwt;
The Ontwood.Mn'' w"' 'r. f,,-" '1
' ,- " Artmaw,
North jBtfrflwp. ra.
III TTl ICMII.K KII.I.S Pmia... --t Jli
r ilr 10 anin iMrtl" Mn 1 L.A. HAJti i'l
C I'nmlpimK, rn.
Vtl
Pine Kno"b Inn ," r'S' ciSSl-i
(retro, I'u. I
c i. ii i urn inn -r- Kor a real vacatlna
ami plentc snud thlnca to 'at Rntoa Jll "
in Hnnlcll ("HAS KOM! J
Tnlnhanm. I'n. kiffi
Chichester House !"" .-00- ca" 4J
.' Liiiiiiiiix naimnp
nnd llihltir n.l(i.t Mrp n CHTCHETRtT
"ii nlnln llrnif, 'a. 4aa?j
IVIUIXUMUINUCK INN Cl
irui I ii irrcllnc hiti Id'allr tdrtf
ctr ii 'ft' r tk r mi, nw nnn. TlkHfiAl
Bon Air Lodt?e '.' f "' rttra.
, . . , v.,:i"n.' '""p. im
Heller's" Mt. Airy KVT i.00?,"?"- $
HE. Heller. Prtm.
ktlllMniM.A.I ft.!.. ..... ... .LB. l'
LENWOOD W'-,?rggj
(,i,nMNTfi v. pini.t., r,.
"vftii
SHADOW LAWN INN
STi'l I
i Aire rooms cool table prltate rroundiFlftl
I tnnls Pa Ri'ir P. lim K Otn v"H
An Mlya I in 1aa fei Til "! Am Ami 4
!' .... i ir" " nv m
ml
nrjov. p.
Wynbume Inn ,n SI , torSrV
proi-nd'- . lile "randa Plinne ne-wyrt, JJ, ff
K HIMIR. P. .
"MN,,,t is.-0r.n H" x;r 4Boin;
rii- nil II ii ijl I" M UM
mlnuTi'S trn
t f ntrr Golf tonnlR rhllnff ExceHrnf
t i' le speill iete for permanent rueta
nnd ( lt mi" i for 'imnier rea-roonifor 't
i.-li IMier.. V icre 17 !I5 .
MtO. P.
Hill take summer llnirtlorN In jni beunlli
fid fnrin hcine' -end foed pnd fine loetloni '
l.n i -iliV PC
pcr'..irnr urine rnr nreil !x: ;
nie iho nre llllne tn pit for romfnTta S
i.iTMiix sinr rvitf.i" u ctpb rn ?
l.ron. Pn ' '
MICKNUlsMI.I.K. r.
w
WALTERS PARK IN
i hi- rsori noiei oi uio ouie jwajca, Aoq j.
rrn ni u u ub a"("Miniiiciin i.ici j ncttiiiry '
I. i tire tn muL-n mi Viatinv a rt tm-i 1th v . fn-.it. 'V
ll-lll-rl "i-. J - " KIV ...... ... w. vitrei LH L)
thp ilaie for a wek-enrl or a long fctay
I ii i i l- unit hnnlt rlmujrjicUltlLp J
LAKE GEORGE, y. T. ii't,i. &
ISOTEL MARION
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