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WITH $10 IN BANK
$50-a-Weok Clork Tells of Deal
Ho Put Through With Charles
Vy. Morso
GOVERNMENT BLOCKED SALE
ny llio Asocln.etl Tress
New York. Mny 14. With n hnnk
nccount of $10 nnd unlimited confidence
In his ability to get hundreds of thou
sands more, K. A. Moultan. of Now
Ilochelle. n JfCO-n-wcck employe of a
steamship firm, last night starOrd the
-onjrrewlonnl committee Investigating
the relations of the Morso Interests
with the United Stntes shipping board
with n recltnl of how .ho negotiated
with Charles W. Morws In nn attempted
purchase of four steamship1? valued at
$730,000 each. ,
Moultan said he Intundcd to purchasn
the Huron. St. Paul, Ulnclinmton nnd
Minneapolis from the United States
Steamship Co. and that ho gave Charles
W. Morse, head of this company, per
sonal checks for $340,000 toward the
purchase. Tho checks were dated in
advance.
Reminded by Representative Tom'
Connally, of Texas, that ho had pre
viously admitted having only $10 In
a New Rochcllo bank, Moultan said
he Intended to put tho money up to
rarer the checks.
"This was all n moonshine proposi
tion." Connally said.
"No, I could havo cot tho money,"
Moultan replied. '
Moulton said tho deal collapsed when
the United States Government refused
to transfer the shjps to Canadian rcg
iatry, and that Mr. Morse released him
from his ('obligation nnd he in turn
lave Mr. Morse a release. .
"Swapped releases," Representative
Connally suggested. '
Says Morso Saved Himself
"Oh, no," Moultan replied. "Morse
aaved himself from a million dollar suit.
I could havo sued hlra for not getting
the ships."
Moultan admitted he had attended
conferences In Washington with Emer
gency Fleet Corporation officials In
conlpany with other men. Ho is said to
be a son of an official in tho Canadian
Mnrlue nnd Fishery Department'.
Moultan's testimony followed that of
Ira Campbell, counsel for tho Emer
gency Fleet Corporation. Mr. Campbell
told the commlttco that tho , Virginia
.Shipbuilding Corporation, one of tho
Morse Interests, in an attempt to have
$530,000 advanced to the plant for work
on ships, infotmed Emergency Fleet
officials that they would put up as
collateral for security on the loan, mort
gages assigned to them by the United
States SteamshJp Company, tho parent
Morse concern.
These, mortgages, according to Camp
bell, were to be held against the four
ships named later by, Moultan in his
tetimony, which were to be sold to
two Canadian Companies on an initial
payment of $340,000 with the mortgages
securing the bnlunco of the equity of the
United states atcamsuip company,
their owner.
Hurley Refused Advance
Mr. Campbell further testified that
on his advico Edward N. Hurley, then
chairman of the Emergency Fleet Cor
poration, rofused to advance tho $."(),
000. The corporation already had ad
vanced tho Virginia yard S-oO.OOO on a
mortgage on tnc plant, lie uilvixcri re
jection, ho said, on the ground tbnt the
shins were being transferred to foreign
registry.
Moultan was warned by Chairman
Walsh thit anything he said might bo
used against him. but he waived Im
munity. The chairman nsked him
whether he was implicated in the load
ing of prepaid freight on two of the four
ships in question for overseas destina
tion, over which tho shippers have
started lawsuits. Ho said that indi
agsggsfgggggsl ' '""" "P t.f I fif f .iPllggcgscr agggsV aasTBBslBaf'
rectly ho had secured cargoes for tha
St. 1'aul find Huron.
Moultan related that on request of
Charles W. Morso he was Introduced to
tho law firm of Whitman, Ottingcr &
Rnnsomo and that he asked this firm to
organize two Canadian corporations for
mm for tho operation of four ships un
der the Canadian ilitg, Meantime, ho
said, he got in touch with tho Canadian
marine, officials nt Ottawa nnd Inspectors
looked over the vessels nnd passed them
for overseas trade under Canadian laws.
Representative Patrick Kelly asked
Moultan how ho expected the law firm
to incorporate two steamship companies
for him without telling them who the
officers were to be.
"Oh. I suppose they would do the
Usual thing," he replied. "Uso somo of
the clerks In their office to Incorporate.
"You know that Mr. Morso Is a
shrewd business man," Kelly nsked.
"How did you expect to get four ships
on $10 in the bank?" "
WAR.SPEEDS WEDDING
Corporal Badger 8alls for Border
After CJalmlng Lantdnte Bride
Lansdalc, May 14. Within two
hours after he was married to MUi
Pearl Yocum, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs.
William Yocum, Corporal Harrison
Tyler-Badger, of the United States ma
rines, was on board a train for the
Philadelphia Navy Yard nnd a few
hours later was en routo to tho Mexican
border.
Corporal Badger nnd Miss Yocum
were to hnvc been married on Mnv 20.
but when he received notice that his
company was about to leave for tho bor
der lie obtained n few hours' leave and
came to Lansdalc. Corporal Badger's
nomc is in at. Louis.
STUDENTS CALL OFF STRIKE
Court Decision In Expelled Man's
Case Placates Albany Classes
Albany, May 14. (By A. P.)
Classes were resumed today at tho Al
bany Law School which had been closed
for two days by n "strike" on tho
part of the entire student body.
The appellate division of the Supremo
Court late yesterday reviewed the al
leged cause of tlic "striKc" when it
vacated a temporary injunction, ob
tained by Jacob M. Goldenkoff. re
cently expelled from the school for
making alleged radical utterances, un
der wjilch he sought to continue his
studies.
The. "strike" wns called Wednesday
morning noon after Goldenkoff appeared
in the senior clnso roo.m.
NAVY DEAD COMING TO U. S.
First Shipment From France to Ar
rive at New York Ndxt Week
Washington, May 14. Bearing tho
bodies of 1511 offlccrH nnd enlisted men
of the navy nnd marine corns, the
Kcrcus is expected at New York Mon
day or Tuesday from Brest, with serv
ices Wednesday afternoon on tho pier
where Joseph iib Dnnicls, sccrctury of
the navy i will bi the principal speaker.
The TCcrcus is bearing the first bodies
of American sailors to be removed from
France. On board also arc fifteen
bodies of officers nnd men who, died on
duty in Mediterranean and Adriatic
waters.
Twenty-six of the bodies will bo
brought to Washington for interment
in Arlington cemetery, while the re
mainder will bo forwnrded to their
homes.
LABOR TO TAG LEGISLATORS
New York Unions Plan Drive Against
"Hostile" Lawmakers
Albany, May 14,--(By A. P.) A
concerted drive against members of the
10'0 Legislature, "hostile to organized
labo.r." who seek re-election next fall
will bo recommended to the labor or
ganizations of Jhe state by the ex
ecutive, council of the Stute Federation
of Labor, it wns announced today.
The coiiucil, mVeting hero, decided
to send to all labor organizations the
voting records of members of the Leg
islature duriug the last session.
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ADDISON. May 12. ARTHUR W. ADDI
SON, aged 60, Services Saturday, 2 p.. m..
late residence. 431 Monument St., Gloucester
City. N. J, Interment ClarWeoorn. N. J.
ARNOIS. May IS. ALUXANDBH AR
NOIS, Notice of funeral, from residence.
01 R. Sedgwick ave., Qermantnwn,
ARZT. On Msy 12. BARA1I U widow of
William II. Arxt. Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral services, Sunday, at 2 p. in.,
residence, 3007 Redner st. Interment pri
vate. RATTEUX. Msy 11. EI.IZADKTH M
widow of .lacob Ratteux. In her 82d year.
Relathes and friends Invited to funeral
services, Saturday, 3 p. m., late residence,
3830 N. 15th st. Interment Mount Peace
Cemetery. Friends may view remains Fri
day evening.
niNNS Mav 13. CHARLES V., son of
Charles and Ida Dlnns, aged 174 months.
Funeral services Saturday. 3 p. in., at 2332
V. Sergeant st. Interment private.
POYD. Suddenly. May 12. WILLIAM Ji,
Jr.. husband of Elsie Boyd (nee Orenlnger)
and eon of William J and Margaret Doyd.
flr. Relatives and friends, also nth District
Police. Bush Hill Y. H. A.. Mount Slnal. No.
03. L. P. of A., ara Invited to attend funeral,
SaturLiy, 2 p. m,, late residence. 8.17 N.
18th st. Interment Mount Morlah Cemetery.
Friends mav call Friday evening. .
- HURT. May 12. LAWRBNCH i dearly
helned son of May n. and late George A.
Rurt. Relatives and frlenda Invited to fu
neral, Monday. 8:30 a. m.. residence. 0283
Waahlngton ave. Reiulem high mass St.
Carthage's Church 10 a. m. Interment Holy
Cross Cemetery.
BIJZRY. Fifth Mcnth 11th. CHAMBERS
M. DUZIIY. aged 84. Relatives and friends
Invited to attend funeral, from late residence.
Wenonah. N. J., Seventh Day. Fifth Month
18th, at 010 a. m. ; also Friends' Meeting
House. Mulllca Hill. N. J., at 11 a. m.
CASNER. May 11, MILL1CENT CAS
NER. Relatives and friends, nellevue Coun
cil. D. of I..: Camp No. 203. p O. S. of A.;
Anna M. Ross Auxiliary, No. 1, S. of V,.
Invited to' services, Saturday, 2 p. m., sis
ter's residence. Mrs Eleanor Oambel, 1B34
Oakdale st. Friends may call Friday. 8 to
10 p m.
COB. May 12, MARY J , widow of John
H. Cos, aged fit). Relatives and friends In.
vlted to funeral services. Saturday. 2.30 p.
rn., residence of her son-ln-Iaw, Charles M.
Jolley, BIOS Hawthorne st . Frankford, Re
mains may be vlowed Friday evening,
CONAJtD. At Boverly. N. J Mav 12.
CHARLES, husband of Adelaide M. Conard,
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral serv
ices. Saturday. 2:80 p. m.. eon's residence,
John W. Conard, Farnum st , Beverly, N, J,
Interment Monument Cemetery.
CRONHEIM. May 11, .MINA. widow of
NATHAN , CRONHEfM Relatives and
friends Invited to funersl services. Friday.
10 a. m. precisely, at the residence of her
son-in-law, Morris Newman 1820 N. 32d st.
Interment Adath Jeshurun Cemetery, Kindly
omit flowers.
DAVIS Msy 11. at Harrlsburg. Pa..
ANNIE RUSSELL, wife ot Frank B. Davis
and daughter nt Henry D. and the late Jennie
Forbes Russell, Services At the residence of
her sister, Mrs. (lerrgo A. Rassett. 4027 N.
Hutchinson st.. Frldsy. 1 p. in. Interment
private.
DEVINEY Mav 12 CHARLES H, hue
band of Marv a. Devlney (nee Mount), aged
82. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral.
Saturday, 3 p. m , from hla late residence.
Jullustown. N. J. Interment Jullustown.
DICKINSON. Of Riverton. N. J.. Mav 12.
MALCOLM MaoFARLAN. husband of Elfla
Evans Dickinson. Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral lenlees, Saturday, 3 p. m..
chapel of Andrew J. Balr A Son, Arch and
jutn sts. internum private
DOWNS. Suddenly. May 0
JAMES X,
husband at Margaret A. Downs
tnee tueiyi.
Relatives and friends Invited ta attend
funeral, Saturday, 8.80 a, m frrfm hla lata
residence, 0831 Klngeesslng ave Solemn re
quiem mass at the Church of the Most
Blessed Sacrament, 10 a, m. Interment
Holv Cross Cemetery Automobile service,
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DUNWOODT. Rnrfrl.nlv. I PMIitrfelnhla-
on May 11, B. EVANH nUNWOODY. In hla
78d year. Funeral en Haturday. at a p. m
from tha residence of Mra. J, H. Serrtll.
Newtown Square. Pa. Interment private, at
Newtown Friends' nurlal around. Convey
ances at Newtown Hquare to meet trolley
leavln 60lb at. 2 o'clock, and JVcat Cheater
" KitErtY. Mar 12. MARTHA A,, widow of
William Isaat Emery, aged 78, Relative
ana inenns, w. c. T u Invited to funeral
services. Baturday. 2:Sn n. m.. 444 Wtili
Inaton ave.. Clifton Helahti. Pa. Interment
e
private, Arlington Cemetery. Friends may
call Friday. 8 to 0 p. m.
FINK.--May 12. ADAM, husband of Ada
M. Fink (uee Duma), aeed 09. Remalna may
be viewed Friday, 7 to B p. m.. at hla late
realdence, 108 J Harrison at., Frankford,
Interment Saturday, strictly private,
FLEMING. At her residence. 8837 Haver
ford ave.. May 13. MAIUlArtttT JOI1N80N.
wife of Robert Flemlnr, aged 41 years.
Services Saturday, 2 p. m., at the Tenth
United Presbyterian Church. 3Sth and Hamil
ton sts. Interment at Mount Morlah Cem-
,JJrv-...Y,,,!'.ln,t P"day evenln.
, Ot,nNNON. Mav n. icI.rANOn TJ.
Or.EM.NON (nee Dlllett). widow of Thomas
Olennon. Ilelatlves and
irifnas invitea to
attnd funeral. Saturday. 8:30 a.
m.. irom
2828 W. paunhln at. Solemn rrqulem mass
i ins i.nurcn or tne Most rrecious inooa
tbe XToat
10 a,
Interment New Cathedral Ceme-
tery
1920. MARY 11., widow of Cart Anthony
uniosmun, in ner 78tii year. 1 rienas ana
relatives Invited to funeral. Saturday. 11
a, m.. 244 irroad at.
ORCED. Suddenly. Mav 12. KIERAN.
husband of Marv Oreed (nea Maher). Fu
neral Monday, 8.80 a, m., residence. 4907
Hoopes at. Solemn requiem mass t Mother,
of Sorrows' Church 10 a, m. Interment
bi. iniaa uemetery Relatives and friends,
also Liberty Hell Lodse, No. B87, 1). R. IV
A., invueu.
ItAia. May 12. HAMnrcr. HXin. Funeral
Saturday, 1:30 p. m.. from hla nephew's real
dence. 130 Delnhlne at. ninev. Tnterfnent at
Qreenwood (K. of P.) Cemetery. Remains
may n viewed Friday, after 7 P. m. Pleas
omit flowers.
HANNA. May 11, DAVID D husband
of Mary Steer Manna. Relatives and
friends Invited to services, Saturday, 8 p.
m.. residence. 118 K. Pomona terrace. Qer
mantown. Interment private.
IIKLUIUTII. May 18, ANDREW, hus
band of lato Wllhelmlna llellmuth. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral servloee.
Saturday. 10 a. m.. late residence. 2428 N.
warnock st. Interment Oreenmount Cem
tK', Krl?n.,1, Clv c" Friday evenlnr. .
IIOLSTKIN ihy 11, I.AU11A V.. v.lfe ot
Charleii F. Holateln. Services Saturday, t
p. m., 732 Poplar , Interment West Laurel
Hill Cemetiry. -Friends may call Friday. 7
to 0 p. m.
HOMILI.ER, May 12. MAROARET A...
widow ot late Henry J. Itomlller, aaed 80.
Relatives and friends Invited to services,
flnturday, tl a, m., dautrhter'o rosldence,
B.11B, N. Lawrence st.. Olney. Interment
Northwond Cemetery. .
HUNTER. May 18. M I R I A M O F. It
TRUDt:. daughter of Reeco II., Jr., and Ella
Masnln Hunter, aged in months. Funeral
Saturday. 2 p. m., from her parents' resi
dence, Ntmtown Square. Pa, Interment
Arlington Cemetery.
IRWIN. May if. MAROARKTJ. IRWIN.
Relalhes and friends Invited to services, nn
Friday. 2 p. m.. 1817 Falrmount ave, (nt.
JfSlINBON Mav 1S HAMttlCr. M.. hut.
band ot I.lna Johnson (nee Ke'. Funernl
Sunday. 1 n.
m., lata residence.
200
In-
Plymouth place.
Merchantvlllt. N. J.
terment private.
private
KIRCHER. May 11. JACOB KIRC1IKH.
aged A8 years. Relatives and friends, also
Heywood Bros. & Wakefleld Co., aro Invited
to funeral services. Saturday, 3 p. m.. at
Ma late residence, 007 Crelghion st, Inter
ment private, at Fernwood cemetery.
LKUSCH Mav 13, MARGARET C. be
loved daughter of Robert and late Alma O.
Leusch, aged 17. .Services Sunday, 2 p. m.,
residence, 114 Wharton nve., Olensldo.
Interment private, areenmnunt Cemetery.
I.OCKARD. Mav 18. nt tha Method st
Eplscoiml Home. Miss ANNA K. IXJCKARD.
aged 87, Funeral services at the Home,
Belmont and Edgeley aves,, Saturday, 2
'McALRtONER. At Woodstown. N. J
Mav 12. MARY ANN. widow of Joseph Mc
Albtoner, aged SO years. Funeral services at
her late residence. Woodstown, N. J., Satur
day, May 15, at 3 p. rn. Interment In Bap
tist Cemetery
McCONNELL. On May 11. ALBERT I,
husband of Lillian A. McConnell, Relatives
and friends; also employes drays Ferry
Branch. Philadelphia Etectrlo Co.. are In
vited to tho service, on Saturday, nt 2 p. m
at his lato residence, 0810 Paschall ave. In
terment at Mt, Morlah Cemetery. Viewing
Frldav evening.
McOURK Msy 13. MAnY A., daughter
ot late Bernard and Catherine McOurk (nee
Shannon). Relatlxea nnd friends and Sacred
Heart Confraternity Invited to funeral,
Monday, 8:30 a. m., from late residence,
2701 E. Lehigh ave. Solemn requiem mass
at Ht. Ann's Church. 10 a, m. Interment
New Cathedral Cemetery.
MeNAMEE. Mav 12. ANNIE, daughter of
late Patrick and Annla McNamee. late of
Olenflnn. County Donegal, Ireland, Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral. Monday.
"30 a, m., from parlors of Mrs M, Mc
Laughlin & Son, 2821) Green st. Solemn re
quiem masn Cathedral Church O a, m. Inter
ment Holy Cross Cemetery.
MEIER. May 12. SOPHIA, widow of Jo
seph I. Meier (neo Gomper). aged 80. Rela.
tlves aro Invited to nttend funeral, Saturday,
2 p. nu. from her daughter's residence, Mrs.
Emma Forschnsr, 4rtI4 Salmon st. Inter
ment Tresbyterlan Church Ground, Brides-
"filhvnOttRO. On May 12. BARBARA A.,
widow of Frederick C Newboursr, Funerai
ten Ice nn Saturday at 2 p. m.. at her late
residence, 3704 Walnut st. Interment prl
vato. PATTON. At his h'ime. 1310 Walnut at..
May 13. DAVID PATTON Relatives and
friends, also William II. Schntdor Lodge.
No. 410. V nnd A. M , and Harmony Chap
ter, No. B2. R. A. M.. Invited to services.
Saturday. 2 p. m., at the Oliver II. Balr
Bldg., 1R20 Chestnut st. Interment private.
POTTS. May 12. JOHN POTTS, husband
of the late Ellen Potts. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services, Saturday,
2 p. m., late realdence. 3504 N. 2d st. Inter
ment Oreenmount Cemetery
QUIOLEY. May 11. JOHN A . son of
Mary A. Kano and late Hugh F. Qulgley,
aged 20, Relatives nnd friends Invited to
funeral, Saturday, 8:30 a, m , residence,
448 N. Dearborn at. Solemn requiem mass
at Church of Our Mother of Sorrows 10 a.
m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
RBAQLE. May 12. MARGARET Rela
tives and frlenda Invited to sen Ices, at late
residence. 120 N. 41st at.. Sunday. 4 p. m.
Interment Monday, Stone church, Pn,
RHOADS'. May 13. ETHEL A daughter
of Franklin and Rose Rhoads (nee Friday),
aged 4 years 0 months. Relatives and
frlenda Invited to funeral, Saturday, 2pm,
parents" residence, 5020 Keystone st , Wlssl
nomlng. Interment at North Cedar Hill
Cemetery,
niCH. Fifth Month lllh EDWIN O
RICH, aged 76. Ilelatlves and friends In
vited to funeral. Slxth-dsy, Fifth Month
14th, at Horsham Meeting House, Montgom
ery county, at 3 p. m.
RUGO. May 12. ANNA J . widow of
Elliah O. Run. Funeral services Saturda),
2:30 p, m residence, 0040 Irving st Inter
ment private. Mount Mornh Cemetery. Ro
malna may bo viewed Friday evenlmr.
RUSSELL. May 18. MARY, widow of
James Russell, Funeral services Monday. 2
p. m., realdence 2450 Memphis st. Inter
ment private, North Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Vlewlnsv Sunday, 8 to 10 n, m
BCHWARZ. Suddenly. May 12, at 107
Race nt., HARRY J., son of Charles and
lata Ellen Hchwari. aged 24, Funeral Satur
day. 8 a. m. Interment private, Holy Cross
Cemetery.
SHARPLESS. On May 13. at the reel
dence ot her sister. Mrs. F. E. Hale. 1230
Wagner sve,. OERTRUDR H.. widow of
Charles W. Sharpless, nnd dauehter of
the lata William S. and Elizabeth Bowen.
Announcement of funeral later.
SIMCOET. May 12. CATHERINE SIM
COB. Relatives and friend lnlted Co fu
neral. Saturday. 8:30 a. m. from residence
of sister. Mrs. Mary Klannagaii 8102 Kelm
st, High mass at Church of Ascension 10
a. m 'Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemeterv.
TURNER, Suddenly, May 11 WILLIAM1.
KDUCATIONAL
noth Sexes
SCHOOL OF COMMERCE
Special Courses for the Spring and Summer
Sessions Are Now Being Organized
Accounting II (Evening)
Accounting Mathematics (Day)
Accounting (Preparatory) -(Day and Evening)
Bookkeeping (Day and Evening)
Business English (Day nnd Evening)
Commcrco and Industry (Day)
Gregg Shorthand (Day and Evening)
Pitman Shorthand (Day and Evening)
Commercial Arithmetic (Day and Evening)
Typewriting (Touch) (Day and Evening)
Realty I Evening)
student who registers
any of these courses
for
now
will be 'entitled to a
reservation for continuing
his course in the regular
fall and winter sessions.
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
Broad Street Below Berks, Philadelphia
i ii..
husband of Hannah Turner (nee Jackson).
Relatives and friends, also uouri norm
Philadelphia, No. 201 V. of A . nnd Ton
(tuna Tribe. No. 210, I. O. II. M., Invited
to attend funeral services, Saturday, fl a,
m.i residence of his father, 39IO N. Reese
st. Interment Hlllsldo Cemetetry. Remalna
may bs viewed Friday evening. .
, WATKns. May 18, 1020. MARY K.
(nee McKallen), widow ot Hnmuel Waters.
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral,
Monday, 8:30 a, m., late residence. Hustle
ton ava. and Penn St.. Frankford, Solemn
requiem msss at St. Joachim's Church. 10
a, m. Interment New Cathedral Cemetery.
WILSON. May 12. RTiinL K,, dauxhter
ef William and Margaret Wilson, Relatives
and friends, alto employe of Uroun "A,"
Curtis Publishing Co., Invited to funeral,
Friday, 3 p, m., parents' residence fi(!S2
Montrose st. IntermenU Fernwood Ceme
tery. Friends may call Thursday evening.
TOtNQ. On May 11 JOHN A., husband
of Llltle D. Younir. Relatives and friends:
also Fernwood "Lodge, No, 1143, F. and A.
M.I Twenty-first district police, nnd West
Philadelphia Republican Club, are Invited to
the service on Monday, at 2 p. m.. at his
residence, 8A17 Ludlrw st. Interment at
Fernwood Cemetery. Frlendi may call Sun
day evenlnr.
NEOLIN SOLES and
0Sullivan,8 $1 7C
Rubber Heels lM
DK5T MATKRIAX. CBH
WORK GUARANTEED
Goodyear Shoe Repairing
B01 Fn.nF.RT RTFTtirr
PANAMAS
Men't & Women
DONE UP. RIGHT
SCHWARZ
THE HALTER 1504 San.om St.
HPR1NO RKHORTS
ATL,NTIC riTV. N. J.
COURXESY. QUALITY. SERVICE
HOTEL KENTUCKY
KENTUCKY AVE., NEAR BEACH
European Plan Rates. II 60 to $4.00 dally.
American Plan ia to : dally; $17.60 up
w t w t( 1 y a
Elovntor: clectrlo light tolephono every
foomi running water n rnomn, private natnn.
rhono 310fi.
N 11
i n?
ENNADY.
BMCKSTONE
VIRGINIA AVENUE AT BOARDWALK
American A European ftans. Hot A cold
gea fresh water baths. Open all year.
DAVID BEKO JAMES C. WALSH
Otmtr Cen, Manager
GRAND ATLANTIC
VIRGINIA AND REACH
Hot and cold running water In renms.
Private 'baths. Rates. 14 CO day up. Spe
cial weekly. Capacity, 600 Booklet.
New Ownership Management
O. U. PAINTER HAROLD I.ANDON
Let us mskn oil feel at home
In the "City of Rolumt Henllh"
Hotel Morton
Ocean end Virginia Ave. f'upnclty 250.
Elevator, private baths, etc.t nlwnm open.
NEW MANAGEMENT
(VfONTICELLO
I atUCtLSINCOMrOOI.SlRVIUWIOaJISlW
r Kentucky Ave, A Beach. Cap. 500. Modera
hroughout: levator; 18 up dally; special
wkly. Amir, plan. Ilklt. Meckley ft Fetter.
HOTEL MARTINIQUE
KENTUCKY AVE. i. BOARDWALK
European Plan ftR,; r".'.'. S2 up
JACK O. REYNOLDS. Manager.
On Boardwalk at Mnntnelter Avau
Now open. Private baths, running water all
rooms; elevator. Spring rates,
H. M, RKEVEB.
THE CARLTON
CHELSEA AVE. AND BEACH
Opens May 15. Bookings now being made.
Ownership management,
CHAS V. ZA7.7.K1A
THE WILTSHIRE
Virginia ave. and beach. Capacity 350.
Prlv, baths, running water, elev.. etc. Amer.
plan Special spring rates. Booklet. BAM
Iter. ELLIS, Owner; N. J. COLLINS, Mgr.
PITNEY I,ew orlc Ave- nMr B00-
American and European plan.
Capacity 250. Noted for wnll-cooked food.
Large, warm rooms. First-class service.
Bpeclsl spring ratee nn nrnllcatlon.
Try CLARENDON Hotel
Virginia Ate.
hot nnd cold
near neaelt. All rnnmn with
running wnteri private haths.
HOTEL BOSCOBEL S"0 St
Open all year:
115 up weekly. Phone 117. A. B. MARIO
HOTEL EDISON ?&,!" "4nn
hotel from beach. Comfortablo rooms. Run
nlnr water. Private baths Spl Spring rat e s,
Westminster K'- Av- nfar dc- eist.
ttCTumuinr tn t prlVRt. i,ath,. rua
water; tB wkly.; 13 00 up dally. J. nuhre.
WELLSBORO
S. Kentucky Ave. Rates J.I, 0(1 dav up, I
117.50 up weekly. MTDRH b PROTHKRO. I
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
Always open. Always ready. Terms mod
erate. Phone or write. M. Walsh Duncan.
RISCAYNF Runnliur water In ever
PUVftllll. room. Rklt E. RL1TNDIN
OCK.AN CITY. N. .1.
OCEAN crrY. N. J,
"America's Gnat ramify
Keaort"
LENOX, 5IAH.S.
HOTEL ASPINWALL
LENOX, MASS.
nigh and Cool In the Rerkshircs
OPENS JUNB 13
Desirable Cottages with Hotel .Service
IIOWIS & T1VOROOER, Managers
Address until Msy 30, rare Hotel Relmont,
4Id Ht. and Park Ave., New York,
Wlntor Resort, Prlnrrsa Hotel, Iltrmuda
i:ddcationai.
Reth Senea
Please aend me full
relative to the rmin.
Information
The School of Commerce Is In ties-
mnrxea x.
p.ui. mo eimro year I
Name
Home Address
.
Business Address
K. L. fl-H-'JO
L-
50
. ATLANTIC SITY.N.O., , I
An-AiRcricaa PlaaHotel i
01 uwuiu.uuivwuirvKai.'-wuuux t I
riMpnooraARAOi. I
capacittcoo. Wafrrj:jBuzfifr
BrniNO RFORTfl
AHIIt'BV TARK. N. J.
rs UBuy
MONTEREY
HOTEL
The Resort Hotel Pre-Emincnt A
S Directly on the Ocean
Vr OPENS .TTTNR 10
American Plan Capacity 000
Famous a la carta Grillroom
Dally Concerts and Danclns
d Cold 8ea Water In Rooms
snnnMAN nr.NNis
Manager
N.y. oraee. 8 Weet 4flth t,
Telephone Vnndrrhllt 2200
MrDONNRi.t. en
Members N. Y. Stock Exchange
NORTH A8BURY PARK. N.J
L I T A N
Onens May 28th
luxurious suites; capacity
800.
T. L.
1LRRIB0N. Mgr.
Kentucky ESS nf
table; large ro
service! now management. Fish &
First Avenue? 9 minutes
n; rAiiirn, i
rooms! wmte
A uraves. i
REACH HAVEN. N. J.
THE ENGLESIDE
Opena June 18. Every modern convenience;
private bathr with sea and fresh wnter! nve
tennis courts! booklet. R. F, KNOLE. .Man
ager. Also the Covington. West Philadelphia.
THE BREAKERS dcfS'S0iR.,S
scent's Delight, Fishermen's Boatmen's
Ideal. Hay Fever Subjects' Haven. Uooklet.
Rates, Open June 12. .
SEASIDE PARK. N..J.
THE MANHASSET
Directly pn the ocean front. Capacity 1100
Booklet. II. ROBS TURNER. Owner-Prop.
POINT PLEASANT llBAC!!. N. J.
DINE BLUFF INN
JTOIMT PLEASANT, N.J.
Amonp the pines on the beautiful Mnna
quan juvor snore, f.very attraction
shore, river & country. Ail outdoor
of sen I
sports I
iner, I
Booklet.
J. E, Ilcerbon
CArE MAY. N. J.
MISS I1ALPIN wishes to announce the open.
ina Boi ii
Special earl
of HOTEL WINDSOR on May let.
IT season raiss on lOU rooms. M
private bat
OCKAN (iltOVE, N. J.
Hotel Whitfield Cor' Surf n(i "each
noici TViuuiem Aveit nMr Abury
Casino and all amusements. Fireproof i mod
ern. select hotel. Ilklt. Chas. M. Herman.
Tho Atlnntic "each and Plttman Aves.
Iw House at heach,
ivy nuuacnmi. Lav
!4 Main Ave. Phone.
Layman it Lewis, owners.
SWARlIIMOBi;. PA .
STRATH HAVEN INN
8WARTIIM0RE, PA.
Open all year. Dinner dancea Wed. and
Sat. evonlngs. Motorists and Tourists
welcome. Phone (ISO.
DEVON, PA.
Wynburnclnn P" M?j" ,Un"' Especially
desirable for business men
with families. Rooms with bath at reason
able rates. Danclnc Largo grounds, wide
verandas. Phone Berwyn 17.
WKRNF.RSVILLn, TA.
SUNSET HALL en , " cijr-
. ful home comforts:
crisp, dry nlr. beautiful mountain walks.
Excellent tifble Not a sanatorium
fIKO S, PAUL. Mgr . WF.RNERHVILT.E, PA.
POCONO MOUNTAINS
Delaware Water (Ian
River View House &!' Kj,.aiK
Centrally located Iloat'g, path's:, flsh'Rr. All
mid. Imp tin un Mrs.I.ltsle T.Lallarre Eat.
The HUlcrest ThorouWy Mjjaern. BWt.
-. m ,. ir, .u(j.
Mount Pocono. Pa.
MONOMONOCK INN
llountnlnhome's Leading: Hotel
Mountnlnhome. Pa.
Rooms steam-heated! running- water: private
baths: booklet: excellent table. ,
The Ontwood mr. a
Excel, table. Rklt. E. L. A E. V. ARTMAN.
Cresro
MAPLE LAWN, Cresco. Ta,. In Pocono Mts.
nnw oiJcn.rom lien a:
baths, etc. Free booklet
now openijirout flsh'g: el. Us.; modV nrlv. I
ii. i;outrignt. i
Pocono I'lnes, Pa.
POCONO PINES INN
Elev. 20(10 ft. Lodge, Cottages. Cahlns. '
Camp. Casino Garage. Oolf, Tennis, Blll'rds
Howling. Orchestra. Dancing. Boating. Bath, i
Ing. Fishing, S-mlle lake, Onens June 13 i
Booklet 524 Stephen Olrsrd Hldg., Phlla. '
Kast'Mtroudsburg. Pa.
UAPIXHUItST INN, UxmI Utroudsburg. Pa,
Accom. -UU; modern: 275 ft. verandas: s-acre
shsdy lawn, 10-cro grove; croquet, tennis,
bathing-, garage: booklet. MRB. M. L. DACII.
Swlftwater. Pa.
The Swiftwater ,NaWonr "modern "!n
every respect. JOHN II. tVOODLINO.
PORT JKl'FKKBON. N. Y.
. Belle Terre Club Inn
Port Jefferson Long Island
will be opeiieil under new manafiis
ment. Mjty 2tli, 1020 Oolf, Tennis.
UoatlnB. llnthlne nml Flehlnc.
Mrs. A 11. Hnrrls
STUAMSIIII NOTK'I'.s
'anl2 Oas Fnm Htm Vark. ,
fool--Average Summer Temperature IB
SUMMER VACATION TOURS
Including steamer, hotel and sldo trips,
8 Days $87 9 Days $91.50
and upwnrd, according to
accommodations.
Kffrctlve June 1st. 1fl?n
Safe, Swift, Palatial
S. S. "FORT HAMILTON"
SjU'uk from New York every 10 days
.No passports required for llermiidu.
bond for descriptive circular to
Furness Bermuda Line
31 Whitehall fit,. Now York
5
M. i
KN
r-ZL
M E T It
o p o
New.
Ilooklet
BERMUDA
INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE CO.
AMERICAN mt
N. Y. Clierboura; Hnutlmmpton
riilladelphU . . . May ISlJuiie Ul.lulv In
New Vrk May it June. lOUuty 17
St.Taul . ..'MiiyS0juiirnJuly 'i
Ni;w YOItK HAMEUltO
Mnncnllu Mu.v23lJul.r 3Aiie. 14Hepl.3ft
JIanrliiirlii .lime 10July 3llMrpt.lllOrt 33
I'HII. MIKLI'IIIA LIVKIII'OOI.
llnTerfuril Mar"
Iteclnn Jnne 10
PlllLAIlKl.rillA OLANUOW
flnlulmcl '.Mny X0
Eastern Hen June IS
PHILADELPHIA IIA'MlJUnO
I.'nslern Shore , MarJt:
West LUiMiK Junr .",
RED STAR LINE
N. Y. SOLTHA.MrTONANTWKirp
rintand Mny lfllJune lOlJuly 24
KrnonlniiU June SUuly 10
l.nplmul , . . . .June I'.'i.Iuly n
Zeelnml July 31
I'llII.AUIil.PlUA ANTWKIt !
West (iamlin Mnv S3
Nertler June I
Watlieim June A
West i:inuk lime s
West Tiirnok June 6
Piienger Office, 1319 WlnutSt., Paila.
United states bhippinnr
New York to Rio do Janalro, Montevideo and Buenoa Arret
4fm S- ft. !!R""Nj lTt000 tons (e) . J,
'1 U."'.'",
(a) Vlrst Class.,
a -.-1 " - .. ' mVL
DCkUllll S1I1U
f I
MMS V ,
rsssemer ueu't. 82
itr mi.'
i "7'.Trr.. ,ut
llulllmore.
"'Vnl..',!..
BPrtINO RESORTS
prrr.n babanao ijjkk. s. t.
SARANAC INN
IN THE HEART OF THE ADIRONDACK'S
CERTIFIED MILK ,
A BUMMER nESORT of the highest char
acter; superb cuisine: an environment so
cially desirable.
Located on the shore of the
wondekfuij urritR baranao lark
Excellent State roads, good coir. All
Sports and Amusements at their Met.
IIOOKLET. Address until June 1.
IIARR1NOTON MILLS. Manager.
JAMI.M K. (lAI.IIItr.V, Assnrlate Manager.
HOTEL GRAFTON. Waahlngton. D. O.
.ROSCOK. N. Y.
LAKEWOOD FARM INN
ROSCOn, N. Y. OrEN JtJNB 12.
Altitude 2700 feit 120 miles from New
York. No mosquitoes. Orchestra, Danc-
nulti
Play
Ing. Library, Playroom.
Howling, Water Sports,
NEW YORlt OFFICE, lit
icnnis, jtoque.
Hanaia tiorses,
80 IIROADWAY.
n WHITE ..MOUNTAINS. N. II.
WHITE MOUNTAINS
NEW PROFIH HOUSE
N. V. onirei Hour TrHrl Rureiiii. 425 6th ,v.
Ttlnihone. Vnndfrbllt 274
Hof7aTnna Seenlc Centre of WhlteMta, "
Maplewood Hotel ANUcfVL0NB
18-Hole Oolf. Trap Shooting Tourn't. Hooking
Offlcc. 1180 h'way. N Y. Tel. Mad. Bq. 474B
JElTr.HHOy. . N. H.
NEW WAUMBEK
HOTEL A
rnTTAnRM
JEFFERSON, W1HTK MTH N. II. Open
June 2ilth Hooking Offlfn.. 8 West 40th St..
New York. Tel, Vanderbllt 2200,
MANCHESTER. VERMONT
EQUINOX HOUSE "fctn
Mnnflirster-ln-tlie-Mountiitns. Vermont
The Lorraine. Fifth Ave. A 46th St.. N T.
PABM AND aARDEN
Maule's Seeds Arc Tested
Buy direct from our rotall atore. Open
until 5 P, M. every day. , , ., . .
aft vAnra' nynerlenrn In Originating, test-
I Ing and growing; veiretnblo and rower seeds
la beninu our guarantee, uait or cscnu tor
Maulo'a seed book today.
Yl.ll. llhAHl PlILII.I.. inc,
21st i. Arch Sts.,
.. riu
'hlladelphla. Pn,
PARCELS POST
PAINT yon enn buy from Mnnitfactiirrrs at
lhnle
iti.t all colors.
I rices ei.uu, s.uu una a.ou
Htewnrt. 337 N. 11th st,
COIN MACHINES
Dell Fruit and others. Card
Reela (1017 Models), Jackpot.
Poker Card, Deweya: 100 new
and rebuilt. All bargains.
TCnstern OfAre
SLOAN NOVELTY MFO. CO
802 N, Oth St.
Phone. Belt Ponlar 472
Writ or phone for sample and price
C. SCHMITT, Mfr. ISSJRT"
STIMSHIP' NOT1CF.H
Philadelphia
to
Scandinavian Ports
Christiania,
Gothenburg,
Copenhagen
Regular Service
U. S. Slipping Board Sttrl Sttiarn
SS "CALVERT'. May 15
A Steamer June
fFrogt Pier 78. Soeth Wkartt$)
The Charles T. Megee Co.
Aitnli lor U. S. Shipping Boiri
Drexel Building
PHILADELPHIA
Bell Lombard S100
Boston to Liverpool
Neve Modern British twin &crrw
S.S. Fort Victoria
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23
JULY 28, SEPT. 1, OCT. 6
IMrst Class rassenrrra Only
For rstes and full partlculara apply
Fl'IlNr.HS.WAUKEN LINE
FUKKESN. WITHY A CO.. Ltd.
Furnrss House. Whitehall Ht.. N. Y.
or any TOURIST AGENCY
EARN-LINE
Incorporated ln'Jl
U. S. Shipping Board Steel Steamers
Genera Cargo ,
Regular Service
Philadelphia Manchester
SS "Du Mointi Bridge" . Sailed May 1
Philadelphia Havana
SS"Coquina"
.Sailed
May 15
SS "Lake Fluvanna"
For rates and particulars apply to
Earn-Line Steamship Co.
139 South Fourth St.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
WHITE STAR LINE
N. Y. Clierbonri Houtlinnipton
Adrlntla May 30July AlAusr. 14
Olympic July SlAuc. llAu. 58
v. t. tjur.HNSTOwN T.iVKiiroor;
Celllc Slay lAl.Iunri loUulvSt
llnlllc May U'.'Mimri 'jnl.luly 31
Mobile (formerly flcicliinil) . July 10
MiW YORK AZOIIICS
OIIIUAI.TAR NAPLKH GKNOA
(relic May 27
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
f rillLAnKLI'llIA LONDON
i:ilh(i-rn Sliorn May 22
Mucklnntr June IS
Western Maid June IS
IIOLF AND-AMnrtirA LINK
l'HILADr.LPlUA HOTTintDAM
Antsteldyk June 8
Frtiihl 06Sc, 405-8 Bourie Bldf PMU.
Board's Passonorer Servicn
iimimm'm.
".. tons ioj Jm v "4
(b) llrat and Second Claas. ,V;JiWLv
Thlra CTass.
ajaaaa rates and othrr narticulara
iKU
" m "" ...,.', .,.,fc-M .,f IU
1V1U1N3U1N 5iJbaAMSHlP UNE
B2-02 Dearer St., N. Tl
. ... OM
- 02 lleajer t.. N. Y also al tha Line
.... ""
PARCELS POST
-liM
GLASSES,,.
Ijbw n tl
jiies
mined Free
i-evi joseiMi. inr.. 73 Hansom Hti-f-z
rreserlntlons Filled. Artlnlal Kxes InsertM.
herb ia rrtooF
Koen
Lightning Heir. Renew
The best
Hair Tonln nn
market. Prevents dandruff
the hair from falling out.
makea the hair grow. Abaolii
tuarantoea or money re
''.Timnni.iB lumini uii .buuvbl.
?1 ''"'1"T.i --Tii . i . ,;..T i Art urn.
Diea on request, i
by druggists., riupplled by Bmltb. 1
French. F. KOOP MFO. CO..
110 N. Third St.. Camden. N.
S1.7B. 3 uottiti ui jiomes w,to, rjiT
nuppiiea ot nmiia. n.ui
KlMleWSJa.
ilia a
DIAMONDS BOUGHT ,
amah ifmmn
sawtinte
in your diamonds to TO.
LKAW. HAVtl IV to u a-jo, w
a PER CENT, ttstatea
Est. 10 years. (Private) phone Walj
7143, Alio old ffolds Mlvar, rl"t(numAlMUjrhl
Tho Diamond Shop fft?tisjfo
iinum.pourni
Marks
BELLA
RECORDSVICTORRECORDS
1129 CHESTNUT
now ABOUT
,
BOMB
MOMIT
on BIAMI
AM0jn8 AND itwmtMtt
.frxirsnnor. ArrtKm wt.
fT ALTER!
.BONDED TO CITT.
Full-Dress Tuxedo
Suits
Frock coata and
high hats and
black suits to
hire for all oc
casions. Miller
fi. K. Cor. 13th & Bain.
bridge. To. Filbert
Our Dollar Specials
S!
Teoth cr 'M.j
Tiffany yCfc
Minai sav
with our
but quilltr
NIllOIB V
D laraood If O.
ftTiarZ fVMJUC
DUmoads are 32-(tct cut; they " $lOO J
bars ss falsa beeklna and X.JL
show a Mne-whlte tuatkllns (Ire
lute a renuine Dlsmnnd. lira S3 vat m.t af
(I1S0 sddltiantl for 14-karst solid (old taoujitlnar
for ltdles and for ntlminl. ""
Send for Our Biff Bargain CataUf
MEXICAN DIAMOND CO.
430' Market Street, Philadelphia
CENTRAL
HOUSE WRECKING CO.
&W.Cbr.l2rii&&rfa.fe
rhoneRjfibrW;
Building Material
Lau-ite Stock Door and Has
All Sites New and 3d Han
Plumbing Matt
Dath Tuba Sinks
Tolleta , Laundry TbW
Wnshstands ' Boll era
Office Furniture, Deikt, Etc
We buy and tell all kinila af '
Office Furniture, Store Fix.
turet, Saloon and entire cm
tenia of Office Buildings.
Somerset Sweater Shop
Cor. Somerset & Kensington Are.
Buy Direct From the Factory
AH-Wool
Jersey-Cloth
Sport Coat
at $5.98
Brown and Green
Heather Mixtures
.lust the thlnr for
offlcp, street or sport
near
t'nm eee this special
or send money order or
chock Will aend any
wher hy parcel post.
ireils rAAnntt ntAASSffsillae1
Open l'.venlnjs
xiii in
I UII I Ill'Ullllir juui i'it"V turDitun
refunded If not entirely aMfftctory. v
Don't hesitate
m
Paints Paints
House Paint (20 $9 KC
shades) per gal.
Shervvin - Williams Family j j
Paint( 17 shades) tO CA
per gal J?JaJV
Harrison's Town & Country
Paint (18 shades) tC (C
per gal POUl
Pt'T IT IN flAI.LON'S HALF1
GALLONS. QUARTS. PINTS AND
11ALI' PINT8 "U
Yamall's Roof Paint
porgkaifd.),...$i-5o
f'AI L WrtlTK Oil 'PHONR
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