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jjDKflS VIEWPOINT
letters to ihe Editor on
Current Topics
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....u.a Editorial
.. rrfiior o Wvnl 'utile Ltdath
Te "' nirmlt n o to thnnk you for yur
slrK on ''Moow v. Mitten In
t.f Transit I o not wr,!e ,0 et
Iuli . in print, only to show you
ffi!.15S of lK miiltltu.1o appreciate.
Iriffort. W "Virnv'-KnciDER
ttit Otrtnantown, PMifc
- r.norf Word for Johnon
M!'?,.
,tM &h I a" .EM" of"H.r.m
W. While I nm not for Johnson
iohinr the presidency. I am, ready to
(lr5t ?ri,i honor. I lived In Sacra
&(U rturlnir hi Koverrrorahlp, find
meni him personally: nl I knew the
&m 5 mPen who backed hlm-CAll-
. i ...f ..miens. I heard his Iff
,0T, i address n which he outlined his
Jfficflve program. Then I nw
fh2 new l)elalature put It Into law and
rSr Hiram Johnson was a Baylor
in California on many counts.
1 The Hughes affair to which you refer
.. intirelv creditable- to Johnson. Mr.
was entireiv c " nnnrd.
Hughes. a." '.. 'Th. ..,. ,
SV,0 IJuihw "ireiiBli California was
? insult to Mr. Johnsorr. I knew at
Vhannd "their votes to Wilson after
funded to help elect Hughes, but after
his enbosomlnK himself Itr the embraces
Sf the stand-patters whom Johnson hart
helped us to discard, we dropped him
neiPCi us -nril.sw T wna ntlt firm
direlSlon from Tlcpubllcaii constancy.
Bletely in the matter of the league of
ha extended his California fear of the
Japanese to a distemper toward foreign
Tarn sure that as far as America roes,
k. would make a strong-, constructive-
S resident Ho Is not a fire-eater, or a
Isrupter. Ho would give a reltl leader-
sh P to me imuuii, . ,w. , K-y-gram
and a punch. He did California
a world of good, of tho positive, work-
Inir sort. lie woum uu tiiiji it vtmhu
Ington for the good of tho people, with a,
".' t..,l knl .ten with lh nlrl f
strong forward-looking men, whom he
would gather around hint, ns he did In
the Golden tunic. ilio uuiiimnimuvo
wrsonnet In California was of tho
highest order In character and ability.
It was like witnessing; the cleahlng of
the AUgean glacier. 10 co mo tuaiiBo oi
crews after his election.
Torrlrrgton, Conn., June i.
f LOCAL MINING 8TOCK8
' TONOPAII STOCKS
njd Ask
Caih Poy 0J .OT
Jim nullir JO .1
Mic.Vantara U
MirSamata Cr v- jV
Midway OT .10
Mlipah Eic j2 .14
Montana 12 .1
for 8Ur , J3 .
Itncu. Eula .14 -j
Ton Ext v JH
Wtit Enl liV 1A
Wnt Ton ,. .03 .0
DIVIDE STOCKS
'Allied piv o .0
Alto Dlv 04 .04
Bilchir 05 ,.n1
Tlflch Ei oa .07
Din Hur .04
Drouah Dlv 0J .10
Divide Et ST .
Dlv 8rnd i '?
Dlv Con J .04
iDlvldind OR ,T
Ka Dlv 03 .04
Harmlll 48 .52
Haibrouck Dlv 02. .04
Hlh Dlv 01 '.0J
nevirt Dlv . OJ .07
nno Dlv 01 ,0i
Rontto ot .nj
Sllter Klnit 0
Ion Dlv Vi 1
on HaiVroucIt 05,,. lO'..
letory Dlv 0J .00
era Dlv OS .05
one n 17 .1
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itlanta 01 .02
bu Bull ul ,yt
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ajfickirlicH 09 .1
ilimr IJ D HI .02
Itliy 02 .00
lormce ir .20
loldf Ton 01 .10
loldt Merg 01 .JJ
kld Dev 07 .10
Intt Hend 02 .01
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Ctwanai 02 .OS
4n Star 16 .0
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ted Hill O'J .04
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parhead 03 .05
IN MKMORIA5I
OAtTf. Tn memnrv nt mv dear Wta.
lUARr E. CAUL, who died June 8, 1811.
eatto
ninTtvur t... a Tamil .w k...kn4
IdV
f IiOule JIoRrnxn and aon of ' lata )r,
HVld W M rviiilae If Itartln Ttala.
,' S,d frlenda. aleo Unlvaralty Loiiae No.
f '.-.ana A' " inea lo runerai,
siSil ! -SS m from hla lata residence,
2283 W, Ontar o at.
vTffUJuoe 2. 1020. at Saratota,
v.-nR,?"EIlT..w-l"on of Alexander and
MSIX.2,,y..,n.h.u iM " funeral on
i;:!u' " A 1 P. " nreclaely. from the
iaVa i.e7 ' n". '"". , Minn S vy,
1VZ0 JefleraAn at V. .nil. m... ..I. d..L.i ...
iceinetefr. 8 t0 10, Int"mn' Eden
HPltlNO RUanitTH HPIIINO niWOItTB
KANAKA CANATiA
CANADS SUMMER APPEAL
ga.fT
MUSKOKA
LA BAIE DE CHAliUR
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
ST JOHN RIVER WLLEY
NOW SCOTIA -BY -THE
SEA
via
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l. COPI" OF ABOVE PUBLICATIONS ON
APPLICATION TO
P. A. YOUNG, Gen. Agt.
1530 Woolworth Building
NEW YORK CITY
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, DEATHS)
. MHAtiUUIll. Of l.lli w A..- '
f-sPdriTiMgi Vf. Au'
SL'ViM ." .'". WWn'...'
Iledeemer.
tivea ard rlni Invited to fun.iion1,!
CAMDBN. June 4, lnso. ;i,i v ,iM
ef the late nobm li M. tamdln ;' nl
duachter of th li. rS, ; r.!"1!"' ": JL".'1
Kill &nt fl0"JirS'..B.BA,Mra
jt. interment private, l'iisi. onut flow-
;f Sarah Collins (ne Kellyl. 'n?latlv.
f rlenda. Invited to funeral. Man .it-it I'
m.. residence "310 K. Uhlih ava iuL
r.qufenrmasj St. .Ann's Chuwh.' 108. "m"
Int. New Catnadral Cemetery.
k S9I'V'-S,un 8- 1B2?. JAMES S . hut
band nt KlTa Osnasan Collins. nTallvei and
Wnii..lf0. T','0rf ?( N? line lenburi?
Co., invited to funeral, Mon., 8 a b (mm
late resldet.es. Mifflin . ADartmems.miol2rT
i! TlL.".olMi.r:.'"L"!.m,M' churJh Si
St. Thomas Aquinas. 0:30 a. m. nreeueiv
int. New ..cathedral bem. m pr"'"r'
COIllf AN. June s. KDWAnp P.. hus-
fune.al TatefV "r""-' " uu MW "
luiVSMl, "li'on0 ock' t tnSOHver lY
SrlcVp'.vste?20 Ch"tnUl
CnoWK. Suddenly, June S. 11)20 PnA'Mir
fS ifmJf.?' v?,mch.hr WM f m'mbei invited
Snri aaii ?" 5it:J2" trom hl" ll resi
dence. 2824 8t, Albana n nee. Solemn re.
2U,m ".MV.tt o8'.V , Church 10
a. m, .Int. New Cathedral rim. w'""u" iw
EOEn. Jims 3, of has V. Rtlvar at
Tr.Tt7, A.'i 1.". Tpneuw Council. No. 00.
Iri. 0'iV!uAtonllt 'S, t0.V'n1 funeral aerv
W'' .U',,A ,0 m.. .at parlors of aeo
., IiHrrett. Pnrk and I.ehlsh avJ tn
Illlfslda Oem. Friends mvr. lf?n' ''
. BLU8. June S. MART i . widow of
Howard Ellis. Relatlvea and f r ends aJe in'
vlted to attend funaral aervlce, Jixth
month, aocond day 7th. 2 p. m, it the F.ie.
hill Mtetlnc House. Int. Valrhlll Hni
f'GlNUUlt. .Tune 4, WILLIAM If ivS'll n
Mallnda and the lite Jnijph K.lnouV. nltf.
tlves, friends, floeeer Camn. No as it 5
W. V.l , Phllad.lnhla! d?!PN0." R4. t. o O
M., and emoloyea of Horn A Hardari itoiiin
m" t'SX'S, ,0.a(u""M servlcea. -rii.' W".
Frm.?r;c "" vV- run'r" car-
OOnDAltD. On June 3 Hxnnv nnn
pARD. Relative!, and friend., a"? VB,h:
Inston Camp, No. 588, P O 8. of A and
Phlla. LoJai No. fi4. L. O. CM." invited "o
service, on Monday afternoon, at i o'clock
!t &e"rnwood ""t?' J,,h "" ???(
Jief?oWm08 fiTh ocW" my "" Sunda'
ORAFP.On June 4, 1020 SARAH n .
araff. Relatives and friends Invited to
service at residence. JJSM iJtcu." st? . .Mon-"X'-S-R,
m- Interment private.
1,OJJiaB.--At 12 N. 18lh at on June 4.
PrllJrmel't -St,"" 1820 Ch-'"" '
PMVAt?AlSfh'Tu1l1V,.v,' Jun SARAH
EJrZ.i,ETH' widow of Henrv Oundaker. In
her 83d year. SerMces and Int. Mon., 2
P. m.. Lancaater, Ta.
HIOH.-jIune 8, 1H20, HARRY S, HIOH,
huaDand of Flora D. Hlsh In hla 7let venr.
Kuneraj from his late residence. 1120 W.
Airy at. . Norrlatown. Pa. Mon.. 2 p, m.
Int. private. RlvereM rem
JAMES. June 4. RKliUCCA R . widow of
f,terdiJa,m'.,!'. j"d n!l- Relatlvea and
friends Invited to Attend funeral, late resl
denes. Rldaewater. Pa.. Tues.. 10 a. m. Serv
Ices at Denaalem A. M. E. Church 10:30
i ,.KElJ;K$''"-Jun" n' KLLA L. daushter ff
f!ifVllllm, 1" J:iIen Kllv- nelatlves and
friends are Invited to attend funeral. Man.,
V t; P-l ttmS h,r lte realdence, BSo W.
Ijenlah ave Solemn requiem ma at Bt.
drill 7if-. "" """ v-"'"
ini'l'fc.TAi Stratford. N. J.. June 3.
PJ.LeA.!?fiT;H D" widow of Henry D. Kelly,
ascd 72. Funeral aervlcea, Mon.. 11 a. m .
residence of 'son. Albert W. Keliv. Stratford.
N. J. Int. Odd Fellows' rem.. PMladeltihla.
tTAW Jnay. be viewed Sun. eve.
..KKJ.'M:--iun 2- THOMAS KELLY, of
Olen nlddle. Pa. Funeral Bun., 2 p m,. reel-
Horn.. 4620 DItman at.. Fkd. Int. nrlvate.
Remains may bo viewed and lodge services
oat. ere,
l1WKn . T.. J cvMifitm i . a
?.' ,'ate. Henrietta L. Lower, aaed 02. Rela-
"vs- rletjds and members of Apollo Lodse.
funeral services. Mop., a o. m. sharo. st hta
SSSfV.'." fesldence. Mrs. Mary T. Pllley.
f ?i A.i!fuv., InJ. Odd Fellows' Cem.
McALINN. June 8. 1H20. JAMES, hus
band of thf late Alice McAIInn (ne Mo
Cleman). Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral. Mon., 8:30 a. m.. from his late real
denct, 2405 fl, nth st. Solemn requiem mass
ChUroh of tho Epiphany 10 a. m. Int. Holy
Prnaa Him
rcCREY. June 3. ROnERT McCREY.
sted 40. Funeral services Mop., a p. m., 6201
Oernvintown ve. Int. NortW ,ort cni
MeFAttLAND. June 3, ANDREW II. Me
FARLAND. It residence of slater, Mrs.
barah Campbell, 4087 Haverford ave. Re
mains may be viewed Sat., attar 7 p. m.
Int. Elmlra. N. Q., Juna T.
McNAIR. June 4. CATHARINE E.. wife
of the late John J., Mc.Valr (nee Hasson)
Funeral, to which reativea and friends, and
nrleflea eit Rt tlAnlA.'a ln...l a. . .,!.. A
--.-..-J- ... H.. ...H,,.!. a ..Mutt..,, w.v ,11,. IT..
Mon... B'30 a m late residence. 2.123 S.
(Jieveinno ae. Solemn mass of requiem. at
Church of St. Monica 10 a. m. Iht. Holy
Sepulchre Cem.
, jiysKii,-June n. jncHAEL. beloved hus
band of Anna Moier. Relatives and f rlenda
lnilfarf (A Inn... rnn (1 . --l
2002E. Haines at. Requiem maaa at Church
or Holy Anaela 0 a. m. Int. Holy Redeemer.
UNnEnTAKKftS
BKOAD AT4D
DIAMOND
NIPIGON
qUETICO
MINAKI
OUT OF DOOR
U3WER ST LAWRENCE AND
MARITIME PROVINCES
QUEBEC AND
NORTHERN ONTARIO
PRAIRIES ROCKIES &
PACIFIC COAST
-". . m. .nt. Most Holy
41 JjV BKOAD av!
it . "-t
JsgsifcrE
DEATIIP1
. "uSljLKn. Jun b tnn & ..
rt1mtjlO.'W0uMuV)
n .!;,.-: "i 'y
Of'Co. R 1
man Churr
P. .m.. rteld
,rVi?Vfi..,.,,i,,"le cem. "
dH'SKSn"' "
fnTs ftlh year. ""' Cohoe'- N,w Tork'
NiL,L.hR, June J. me. .tnntr.Pir jir
M?'noAv"dE?uTsb."nV!i,Vi8' CHRISTOPHER
mfss Bt fJrsi'orr'. rh.'.i'.t. 8,4nn requiem
M-...arcX7 'nSXhi an0dfr,mrid.n,:
nnntsh-rfiAi, -.. '-"' v-".''1
. ROLLER, On June 4. JOHN n e
iha
also
.niup ttii -, j n uk An ftf tnviis.fl ia
the aorvt on Monday ai 2 p. m it h2
mnt:.,.h!cL(!,hr,n ' ""!
nAUbEiii, june a, 1020, OEonnn k
husband of katherTne'Sadlelr. born Coahfri:
County Roscommon. Ireland. Relatlvea and
friends Invited to funeral, Mon
Mon., l p. rn.,
Int. Laursl Hill
residence. 4
tu i-uray at. in
Cem. View remaina Sun., 7
HANTVr.. .ftint, M lU'jn III
remaina u.tii t n h.
8ANDT. June 8. IvaojtENnr.' hu.h.na
oi jiie.rr nanui, runarai AlOfl , B n. m . at
IWa WJT1 "J Yllm nalter.by,
MM N. rlroad st. Int Oreenmount "em
Remains may be viewed Pun, eve,
t SCOTT. June 4. ERNEST i., beloved
huebahd pf M.sry A. Bcott (nee Frlel). htla
tlves and friends and all organisation of
which he wa4 a member Invited to funeral.
Tuea., Juno. 8, at S a. m.. from late real
denco, 228 Morris St., (Uoueeater City, N, J
Solomn roqulem man, St. Mary's Church. 4
a. m. Int. Old Cathedral Cem.
BHAW. June 3. MAROAHET B wife of
Neleon J. Shew arid daushter of Kendle R.
and Marsh J. Fowler (nee Iiurna). Relatives
Int. toriwood Cem. Remains may be viewed
Hi.n.. iinr j n. m.
BMITIt.-r-June 3. I.1?ZIE SMITH arand
dsusbter Of the late Elisabeth Chlpman. naed
ft. Funeral services Mon., 11 a. tn.. at th
Presbyterian Church. Franfeford ave, and
Churcn at., iraniaora.
smith. On June 4. 1020. trtVF.N hi. a
band ot Martha O. Smith. 'Relatlvea and
friends, also Fernwood t.odr. No. B4II. F.
snd A, M., are Invited to service, on Mon
day afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at hla resi
dence, 1283 Bouth 81st street. Interment
nrlvata.
TREWIN. June 3, MARTHA 71, , widow
of William F. . Trewln. Funeral servlcee
Mon., A p. m., late resldencn, M84 Pulaski
ave., Oermantown. .Int. prlvat
VAHEY.iune 4. ANNA M wife of
Thomas' VahiV, Relatives snrf f rlenda In
vlted to funeral. Tuesday. 8:3 a m . from
inOfl B. noth st,, Afit. n. Bilemn maea of
requiem at unurcn or moi uieeaeo, Bncra
mrnt 10 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Ceme
terv.
VANBANT. -June 2. AMANDA M widow
of Lenqrum i,. vaneani. aaea hi. Funeral
net,, z:aii p. m., reainenov ox aon-in-iaw. w,
w. uorneu. iiurcnv.nB. rm. mi. nm, tpenn
Cem. Train for Churchvllle leaves Resdlna
Terminal i-.-m p. m.
WAI,BH. June 8, HELEN M., daushter
of Mary K, and the late Jamt4 J. walah (nee
Lurry;. runcrni.. xn wnicn relative ana
f-lenilB ere Invited. Tuea.. A n tn tmtn
mother's residence A10 Bears st. Solemn mars
of requiem at Church ot the Bacred Heart
u:sii a, m. rrccmeiy. ini. noiy i;roie i.m.
UT.inNRhlOEDDE.-Juin . t!ATl.l
RINE WEIDNER. aaed 84. Relatlvea. frlenda
snn memocrs oi pi. jonn-s isvanaeiiral
inurcn, invura 10 lunerai errvioee. Mon.,
8 P, m.. at her son's residence. Win, O,
(loedde, nnsn N. Park ave. Int. private.
Northwood Cem. Remaina may bs viewed
nun. eve
WKI.TNKR. June 4. 1920, BARAH A.
WELTER, nstd 69. Services Sun. 4:30 p.
KDUCATIONAt,
Moth Mexes
Our arsduates are In conttant demand for
cocd-psyin positions. Gretc shorthsnd,
ths. easy, eperdy system. Complete buslnees
and Secretarial courses. Day and Nlebt
CIltiM. Inl.n.lu. ...Inlna VhaI.
arBBV ""- . ll.KO. v-nil Ul ..Ilia aOT l
nifm psrttrulars snd ra.tale.-ua.
MtlS rilllA. ITTTfaiNRRI COT.T.F.OK
anv time. Call or write for full
Jff' end rollese of Cemtnrrra
iuii vnvainui oi. x-niiaoripnia
THE TAYLOR SCHOOL
Srer fiborthsnd. Tmioh IMMwrltlnv. Ttook.
splna, Pacintarlal Coiiraea. Day A Nlibt,
Strayer'a Buine$ College
rMlsdelnhla'a Oreateat rluelne Behool
87 Chestnut Bt. Phone Walnnt 84
Banks Business College
1200 Walnut St. nookkeeplna. Shorthand.
Secretarial. Typewrltlns Courses. Day and
Nla-ht rlna
Vouni Women and (llrls
1 The Gordon-Roney School
For Olrla. 4112 Spruce street. General
and Colleae Preparatory Courses. Rjof
arden and Gym. Miss Rones'. Prln.
Yonnr Men and Boys
FOR YOUNGER BOYS
POLE BRIDGE CAMP
Offers an Unusually Wholesome
and Attractive Summer
TWENTY BOYS, 8 TO 14
Address, Yale Btatlon. New Haven, Conn.
Summer School, June 18
Preparation for any colters or profealnnal
aehool. Brown Prep . Broad ft Cherry. Phlla
music
M. ETTORK MARTINI Symphony orchestra
and arand opera conductor: vocal, operatlo
composition, piano. Studio. 14SS 8. Broad Bt.
flPRINO HEftORTH
MAINE
in.h,S!-.,r,ttl!' -" mttnbers
crtcKa ruaiiB. in
..... ..r.i., noin uir., ana uer-
L?i JfcJ, uner., Tui.. 1
net. R2i v tin.. (..... -.
nefil serv SJi Ital?" Wtni lnvld '
ciTl Bun. aveV ,n(' ptvt. Friends may
t vn ti.iiii.
of-NW.amjr'TKbTtio.'Vunlr.t'srr
p. m., residence of son. Mil 1 Kinaaeas'lnr
ave. Jnl. Arllnston Cm, Wlenai call F?t
wawWI n -ffeMaine
' UJm m B l r
"It 1j one of the charms ofllfe in the woods that It brings back
the high spirits of boyhood and renews the youth of the world."
Dr. Henry Van Dyke
That's what you get in the Maine Lakes and Woods renewal
of youth, rejuvenation. And that is what you need.
Camp for a few weeks close to nature; canoe, fish, explore, eat
and sleep in the open.
Or stay at one of the many fine hotels and enjoy the gay social life.
Through trains from New York, Philadelphia
Baltimore and Washington
Foonkf.Zc.0Latnd Consolidated Ticket Offices
or writ.. Vacation Bureau
Room 801, Railroad Btrildbff, New Haven, Conn.
York, Nevr Haren and Hnrtford R. R. Boston And Maine R. R. Maine Central R.
Nw
DRATtia
m. Conveyances will meet 2:40 p m. train
from Rroad st, Bta,, at Downinntown Pa,
luu.iu.-Muna i. ur.;NUY w. i' yuuncj
husband of the, ate. Horhla Youna, aged nil,
!t.'ia,.,v,.f"1 lfnil. sis.) Court Tloaa, No.
138, F. of A.: Columbia Ixdae. No. 02. k. of
p., and employes.of the Albro Clem, Elevstor
Co., Invited to funeral eervlcea Mon.. 8 p.
m., lata realdence, 21110 K Bomerset at. Int.
ar!,!n5.0Sa,,.:.,nA.' P'l's may call Sun eve.
ZAKHZEWBKI. Juno 4. 1020. ANNA.
widow of Chr.rles Zakraewakl. aaed 85. Serv
Ices Mon.. ip m.. parlors of Qua A. Kirch
ner. 1801 W. I,ehlh ave. Int. Mt. Vernon
'zKI,I,NER,June 4. RALPH ZELLNER,
Relatives and friends Invited to funeral servi
Ives Mon., 11 a. m precisely, at his tste
residence, 1710 N. 17th at. Int. Jit, Slnal
Cem,
SPRING RF.tQRTS
ATIJINTIO riTY, N. J.
IN T1IIC HEART OF Till Mid
PRINCESS
S. Carolina aye. anil beach! laraeat moderate
rate hotel of brick, steel and stone con-
aiiuvi.u... iii.i, i.iituueiru uirougnoui; ele
vators runnna water In rnoma! prlv. bathe;
American planl 8J.B0 and tip dallyi aneelnl
weeklj-. nklt. and auto map mailed. Phone
PA1IT, C. ROBBCRANfl. Owner A rroo.
. ATLAIJlTIC CITY, N .J.
Art Ainer lean. Plaa Hofpl
ofDi8tiw!UmiReiUC3omf6rt
rnsBPsruur uahaoi.
CATACTrreM0. Hgz3u
. BEST LOCATKD PflPtn.lR.pnfrrn irrTt
NETHERLANDS BYBdr,V'i?P
NEW TOIIK. AVE. D.thlng Pri.ll.,.. from Hotel
Capacity 400. Elevator, private baths, runnlnv
water in bedrooms, Dsnee Floor. New Feature.
Anurlcan plan (with meals) 3.00 uu daily.
a I ill, lip Tfie!HIT,
AUqUsYltlfllWADEL. Proprietor.
f'OtlRTKMY, QUALITY. HERVICE
HOTEL KENf UCKY
KENTUCKY AVE., NHAR REACH
European Plan Rates. 11. B0 to 14.00 dally
American Plan $S to IB cfally; 417.00 up
weekly.
Kiovator: electrlo llsht! telephone every
room! running water In moms; prlvnte baihi.
Phone 1020 H. N. n. KENNADY
GRAND ATLANTIC
VIRGINIA AND REACH
Hot and cold running- water In rooms.
Private baths. Capacity, A0O. Booklet.
New Ownership Manaaement
O. I. PAINTER IIAROI.I) l.ANDON
BLACKST0HE
. VIRGINIA AVENUE AT BOARDWALK
American A European clans. Hot & cold
,eft .'resh water baths. Open all year.
DAVID DERQ MME9 C. WALSH
Oujner Gen. Manager
Let us mine oa tret at home
fn the "Cltr ofJRehust Health"
Hotel Morton
Ocean end Ylrrlnla. Ave. Capacity 280.
Elevator, private hnths. etc. l always npn,
ROQUOIS
South Carolina Avanua. adjacent to beaetv
Cap 600.1teflneanatrooase.miutc.dancinr.
Btr.etlV maHira ti.Kla anJu,via.a.illan,
jl.lar.ta aolanum. Uxmlat. A. FninoUle
SSMOKErflAifVl
Vlralnla av. cloao to the beach ft Steel Pier.
Cap. 2S0. Amer. plan. Prlv. baths. Run's
water. Elevator. Electricity. Ratea upon
application. CHARLES STERN
m
ICHNOND
.l.K KpntUCkv fVt. 1 ftt off Hnartiwallr.
- Ocerin vliiw rooms with runnlns
""'f mm pnvm "imi. iw mnnactmeni
Bouth Carolina near Beach. Private bathe!
runnlnac water. Moderate ratoa. Open all
year. L. B. Arnold. Ownership Management.
SAN JOSE st- Jmea Place, nr. beach
fr ... "I" amusements! Ideal lo.
cation, quiet and refined! larae and pleaaant
rooms with running water. Reasonable
rates. Ownership manaaement.
HOTEL CARLTON
t
'helseitAv. ft Beach. Rms. en suite with prlv.
eam ffn IPtiaaiaf eka&aaaaam tjaaaa SL aa.ahf.aS a-. 0 . a.
.is, mii iuuiii. itui k coiu run wftitr.
od, ratei, Ownerthfp wgt. C. P. Ztualt
SIL.VBRTON
Kentucky Ave. and the Beach.
Everv nnnnlntment. Moderate rates.
Mra B. HRUCKER. formerly of the Lament.
PITNEY Naw .York ve "ear Beach.
American and European plan.
apaclty 2B0. Noted for well cooked food,
arire, airy rooms. Ftrat-class aervlcea
Hatea on application. IACOB HICKAR
BISCAYNE
Kentucky a-e. Fourth hotel from beach. Am
p'an. Moderate rates, C. A. Murphy, owner.
THE PENNHURST
Dean end Mich Iran tve. Always nm
fiaraae. WILLIAM, R. HOOD
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
Always open. Always ready. Terms mo.
ate. Phone or write. U. Walsh Ouacaa.
WELLSBORO
S. Kentucky Ave. Rates 18.00 day no.
I17.BO up weekly, MYKRfl ft PROTHKWO
HOTEL CALVERT
nla Ave., near Beach. American plan.
Vlrplnla. Ave., near Kearh. Am,
Ownerahlp management. Frank P. Deai
US.UFMAN AND MANDEI.'B IHWTAUR
ANT. New York Ave. near Boardwalk. And
eat v-ell prepared wholesome food. Hun
garian kitchen.
NUTTALL 2. N' Maine Ave.. Atlantic
"u aj-aiaia-i Ave. and Beach. Phone 2070
MAINF.
Lakes &
2)a
HPRINO REBORTB
ATLANTIC CUV. N. t.
jp-re d ontrt
Jxaairhanr scmce ana
intmQntigtmpdmitt
vtcAtsrone.
AO&slj&fXXBC
C.w.CAnM.jy.
THP, NEW MODERN SELECT
CrwZlL
VmiIimI,.. 1... .. n-. .. . --. (..a
4M,t,, a,,, ana uoarawaiKi hciuhi.
Traymore dlstnlct. Hunny. ocean-view rooms.
The beat'eauliftted and moat beautiful Moder
ate, Kate Hotel In Atlantlo City. Running1
"l"" i" rx room 1'rivate ana punuo oun
tbrquchput. Orchestra, banolna veranda. Bun
parlor, Conservatory. TIIomaiTm. O'DRlEN,
Gtammercy Arms
r!w
that but1fUl SlMPIT
tMrch
ionMrtfi, IRM
B't.cft",rl."..,rl,e nSfb. Capacity BOA
M. GRAHAM, formerly ot tha Prlnceas.
Tennessee Ave. ana Beach. 21st
season. Notable, toNe. I., g. Oroicnn.
TRAYMORE atumkotyI
lWORUJS (JTiTlK)TELSU0CESSl
UmI.1 l?a.M O I CYimlm. Av. eUld
i,..V J7 Uy Beach. Tel.phoni
8221-W. Runnlntr water. Private baths. I
Elevator. 1BAAO BOWKR, .
HOTEL AUSTINE
rsclfle A St. James Plscel near beach ft all
amuaem'ta; every room outside. F. 11, Jones,
Weatminafnv- Ky. Av, near Beach. Elev.
to St., private baths; run.
wntcr; 11.1 un wkly. I 13 up dally. C. Buhre,
Tabor Inn Gcenn ena Connectlout Ave.
laoor inn 16tK Ioc.tioni Israe. airy
rooms. Excellent tabte. 18th season! owner
manairem'nt. Mod. ratea. J.P. ft A.M. DUNN
HteI.p?SCObc "..rrf Vscep
table 'Phone 117 A. E. ifARION.
PHILLIPS HOUSE
HaeaecMieetta av nr. Beach. E. P. Phillips)
SOMER55FT Second houso from beach.
. '38 B. Arkanaaa Ave.
an amusements. A. D. WEKHB
Delaware Citv Newly furnished room
. , . . "i J up. Am. ft Eup. ttUn.
i.n. ...I. i.Ainu. Kormeriy or urernaie.
New Clarion Ky- Av. a neacn, r.arae.
'"" lu lull ,,,,., a ,r nnvurantr
.OCEAN CITY. N. J.
THE LINCOLN
OCEAN CITY, N. J.
OPENS JULY 1ST
, CAPACITY 300
Entirely new Rooms alnwlo and en
suite with runnlnit water and private
DAwlS. Kiel a tor Rimpv mnAern nn.
I polntment for comfort and service.
.french Culalno. Whit Bcrvlce.
J. K. MORRISON
THE BREAKERS
Only Boardwalk Hotel
Diet kitchen attached for uee of convalee-
Samntas nai ij a sr -
m.. eiWs-, ry. . iminn, fligr.
Tho Onnnnln J1TH A WE8LET
-...nv, A- y. riaker. own, ft Mar.
THEMAYBERRY,. 0?nB.JStn 2s
Mre. fl. E. Mayberry
ATCJTEN (uh Centrals all outside
T. vrijl-ill room,. table unsurnassed.
ALMAR Rooms exclua'ly; newly furn.j
""'""v rim'a hot ft cold w'n June)ct.
LA JIONTE Open alt year: rooms with run-
mm water, iionmet. J. K. BOMMERB.
CArE MAY. N. J.
COOL CAPE MAY, N. J.
wiLnwoon. n. j.
WILDWOOD
Grnnd Caneerta
AVternoon and Evening
Large orchestra composed of lead
Inc musicians or Philadelphia and
New York. Special concerts Sunday
evenlnRB. Walter Pfelffer, director.
Booklet free on request.
W. COURTRIGHT SMITH
Secy. Board of Trade, Wildwood, N. J.
EDGETON INN
Centrally located, near beach. White serv
ice Capacity, 2.10. Muslo room. Orchestra. I
Auto meets trains. Write for booklet.
I' Harlow, Prop. T. H. Gallagher. Mir
SHELDON Wlldaood'a finest hotel.
., , . . .. All rooms running- water
Private baths. Elevator. Auto. Booklet.
Cap. ...0. D J ooi1s. ownership manage't.
wii.mvoon creht. n. .t. i
Brealcers D?"5" . fro,nt mn with or
T -,, "lthout Prlv. baths, auto, blkt.,
car 0v If. Slnnamon. new owner and mgr.
MAINE
Woods
I CWQt
ruiarujurmr,
uiamaMSa,,'so
flPRINO RKBORTH
BELMAR. N. t.
Or the Boardwalk
The New Columbia
nrcr.MAR. N. J.
SUPERBLY LOC'ATKII FACING
THE HEA RECONHTRUCTKI ANIJ
REFURNIHIIKII THROUGHOUT
nPIINH .IttMIT. DIITII
PRtVATB HATH HOUHKB. BWIM-
U1NO POOL. aOLF. TENNIB.ANU
YACHT CLUTIS IN PROXIMITY
Under the new msnseement of
Oder the new tnanscement ol
CHARLES V. MURPHY
3F THR LAUhEL HOUBB
AT IjAKKWOOW
.BEDFORTI BrniNOI, TA.
IEDFORD SPRINGS
iiw fA,i HOTEL Larae, modern
hotel hi 3000-acre eatatai 1200 tt. ab.
sea level; excel'nt culslnei famous
u.n,,,u tiiiiirrai waiein) on fjillcuiii
Hwys good motor roada In alldlrec.
Tennis, aolf. awlmmlna. dsnclntr. rid
Inc. Open June 12th. Jl.E.Uemle.Mitr.
BrENA VISTA PPRTN'nX. PA.
A trletlr nedera hotel with eiecltent tebt ead
errlra. lOOpit'ate Utha, aapaeltjSOO. Altlta'e
1000 feet. Splendid roadti golf, tenale, ete.
Ouon June loth to October 1st
Address until Juna W. ,'ohn J. Gibbons, Mar.
Hotel Rennert, Baltimore, Md.
HEVON, PA.
DEVON MANOR
f,7ormrl, known as DEVON INN. on the
t. m Line. 40 trains each way dally. Open
Juno 4th as a hlah-claas apartment house.
Hultea with both Tennis and eolf privileges,
oarage. Dining- room with best cuisine.
Rooms shown only by appointment.
M. i: HAItLEY. DEVON, PA.
Phono Wayne 700.
ACERWOOD' SSSSTtJSSftSSt
P. H. R ft minutes tn station. Desirable
environment! table supplied from own fernv
outdoor aporta. sleeping porches. Phone
Wavne 4 for ratee Bo ggfi. Devon. Pa.
Wvntiump Inn On Main Line. Especially
TvynDurnc inn fl,,rllbUforbuslneaamen
with families Rooms with bsth at reason
able rates. Danclna. Larva arounds, wide
veratdas. Phono Berwyn 17
VALLEY FOBOK. PA.
, WASniNOTON INN
Chicken and Woffle, 'Dlnnera
HANTF.r. J VOORHHBB. Prop.
BCHWENKBVTLLB. TA.
Pcrkfnmpn Tnn M,at Modem Resort.
a ciliunit,n inn m.h ,ora.: prt. bath.
Bnat'a. bath'r. fish'r. tennis, nklt. C.Unser.
TOCONO MOr.NTAINB
Easlra Mere. Ta.
Eagles Mere, Pa.
The aummer resort that Is different be.
cause It combines mountain and seashore
conditions with unique surroundings.
The sandy beach and temperate water of
the Lake of the Koalas afford splendid
bathing 2200 feet above sea level.
One of the finest aolf courses In America.
For Booklet and Rates Write
THE CRESTMONT INN
William Woods. Manerer.
THE TOREST ttM
Herman V. Tester. Usnsrtr.
THE LAKF-SIDE
John S. Kirk A Son.
THE RAYMOND
The Raymond notel Company.
Delawnro Water Cap
FORF.ST HOUBE Modern Improvements. M
aV' t5Vno.m'flM,mn,- Private batha
A. L. MARBH. Delaware Water flan ii
Delaware House ar.;J8.yr.Kift
East Btroudsbnnc. Pa.
kltei TfiinrtBH iuu w.. n. ...
.;.. .,b....'a..7a .,.,. r.a oirouoBDura. Fa.
Accom. 200i rnoderni 2TS ft. verandaa: fi-aora
ahsdy lawni 10-acre arove; croquet, tennlt.
bathing, aarage! booklet. MRB. M. li. BACH
Tohyhanna, Pa.
Chichester House "'uJ:n.L Now
open. E. T. Ch cheater
TOURS
KJW wBiDcmoceHooKiAiNS
COOK'S
TRAVEL SERVICE
OVk 1. canaoa ok,,
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. NEW YORK ..,a
PENNSYLVANIA nuJEStp""1
aaaaa aetwaa v
HKjf MAINE
Jy HAMPinlSt ewiaae
CRUISES IN COOL LATITUDES
Fourteen Delightful Vacation Days
- Niagara to the Saguenay
including all neighboring points of interest; Toronto,
Alexandria Bay; among the Thousand Islands by day
light and moonlight; down the noble St. Lawrence and
its thrilling rapids to Montreal. Then a wonderful six
day cruise on the magnificent Steamship "Cape
Eternity, exclusively reserved, to the Saguenav River!
Quebec, Lakes Champlain and George and the" Hudson
River conclude a tour of beautiful scenic routes un
paralleled on this continent. Tours start July 17th and
31st, August 14th and 28th from New York or else
where. Early reservations advisable.
Other Tours' to:
CANADIAN ROf KIES ALASKA
PACIFIC COAST with NATIONAL PARKS
Departures July 6th, 12th, 21st, 27th; August 3rd.
JAPAN
Summer tour leaves SaR FraRcisco June 26th.
EUROPE
Escorted tour coverlurr various itineraries leave:
June 10th by S. S. Imperator. July 8th by S S Olvmnie
July 3rd by S. S. Canopic (via Mediterranean) . ' P' '
BERMUDA
Tours of eifrht nine or nineteen days by the well-known
S. S. Fort Hnmilton. Inclusivo faro $87.00 up.
Ask for booklets tlescribino anv
?K.n Ma"'
tho
Carry Tour Funds
in eatety
THOS. COOK & SON
225 SOUTH BROiD STREET
liieiow walnut StreetJ
Boll Phono Walnut 300
HPRINfl REORTfl
AflBVRY PARK. N. J.
cFarfrefyiotL9Pi
Modern) fine ocean vlewi reasonable prices.1)
i-.iiutl.u a iMuur-.it, iiwnera ': .'ill'.
PIrra.mA ! Ave. at Bescb Capacity
CagCmCre ino. Elevator. Rates on
request. HARRY H. PTJRDY, Owner Mr.
Auditorium Hold -.n"t.,,froCnht
rooms. Rates on apptl. Oeo, II. Cnmleh. owner
HOTEL TMKDFOKI) nth Ave., overlooklna
ocean! all rooms with runnlnjt water!
aultea with bath. Harry Duffleld. fjwn.4 Pr.
'Ainrlm M Ave. Block to Ocean.
WindSOr French Cuisine. Kscellent
service New manaaement. A. MARBNH.
FOR FULL HOTKL INFORMATION WRITE
Ml'Niril'AL PMI, Bt'RF.Ml. Aehiire Park.
HADDlJN 1IF.1CIIITW. N. .
HADDON INN
Dellihtful suburban American Plan HntsL
Larae shady (rounds. Oolf, tennis, other
smiisements. Frsncls Yarnall, Mar.
HPRINO LAKK URACIL N. i.
THE ALLAIRE
Hprlnr Lake Beach, N. J. On the Ocean
Front Capacity 200, JfAUD C. HOLMES.
BEACH HAVEN, N. J.
THE ENGLESIDE
Opens June 18, Every modern convnlenoi
? rivets baths with sea and treeh water! Hit
ennla courts: booklet, II, F. KOLK, ataa
aser. Alan the Covlnrtnn West Philadelphia
FULTON CHAIN OF LAKES. N. Y.
Minnow Brook CampoiSroN.Y.
Boatlna. csnoelns;, bathlna. flshlnc modern
antiolntm'tsi special rates for July and Hept.
Write for references. D. ORIKKITHS. Prop.
VERMONT
FREE VACATION IlOOKHt "Th Green
Mountains of Vermont", "Lakes of Western
Vermont"! "Lakea of Eaatern Vermont".
"Hotela and Boardlnir Houaes"! "Hummer
Homes In Vermont " Write Vermont Pub
llrlty Riireaii, Mnntpeller. Vt.
I'OUI.TNEY, VERMONT
The Colonial Inn reTrou
shade, sports, aood table! near it. n. and
roltey; iso a-ueatsi modern Improvements.
114 prt to 130 00. Booklet, ftox L. For.
merlr The Dorms. C. U LEONARD. Itrr.
niXTTT.T.E NOTCH. N. II.
miiiTiii!iniiiijiiHi!iiiiim!iii:EraraiarMifflnfflrjraiiMim'i5
THE BALSAMS
DIXVILLE NOTCH. N. IL
Open July 1
A Croat Rraort Hotel In a Orent Re
sort Country, with tireat Golf Course
Broker'a Ofllce with direct
wire to Nev York.
All Attractlona and Every Comfort.
Booking; Office. 8 Weat 40th Ht.
(Town nnd Country). New York.
Telephone. Vanderbllt 22tm.
Bnlsnma Inn Open June 15
DWIK BOWDOIN rHJMKR, .Mct.
(10RIIAM. N. H.
Mt. Madison House
Oorhara, N. II.
"The Gateway to the White Mt$."
Now open. Homelike atmosphere.
Outdoor H ports. Fine June and July
trout flahlng. Well-equipped garage.
Write for booklet and terma tn
C. O. CHANDLER. Trop.
TOURS
&Mb
fkYAr Or EAalrlL. Vyv '
VACATION CRUISE fVi
'7y Niagara lo the Sifuenar Ji)
JULI4th Lhartered Steamer
Two weeka of pleaaure.
Everything Included.
I AMERICAN KXritESS.fVfi
TRAVEL DEPT. !&!
fX Floor. Center. SCSI i
-sv
bEPP$
-.- r.i-inKU,s
of theie fours, or fell uu of vowr
tor yo ... or"r
.., wun.fwiiio connections unci exjiertence.
l'lr.t In 1811-Flrst In 1M0 Clirry nnnl.,.
Travelers' Chrauea
Phil'adalphla
RAILS
About 8000 tons 25-lb. undrllled rails!
lens ths 10 and 12 ft.) for Immediate ship.
ment by rsll nr water; located at Kearney,
N. J.t Philadelphia and Norfolk: at
barcaln.
International Pipe & Supply Company
1414 fio. Penn Nquare, Phlla. ,,1'a,
Locust 43-S.7.
Sunday at Central
JUNE 6
4 P. M.Insplring Motion
Picture
A ".lu"!.r..te tall5 by 0. Streaker.
Subject "Man and the Mountains."
7 I'. M. Twlllaht Sons Hertle.
Your favorlto hymn will bo sunc.
YMCA
1421 Arch Bt.
CHALMERS
Sedan. 6-pass, Lnto model, newly
reflnlshed, new tires, $1400.
LEXINGTON MOTOR COM
PANY OF PENNA.
TV A. Kl'RHIl, President
!U1 North nrnnil Hlreet. riilln.
4420 LOCUST ST.
Modem homo, in exclusive
neighborhood, at pre-war prico
of $11,000.
WILLIAM E. BORING
S09 Real Estate Trust Building
fourteen r.ast
Sixtieth Street
A luxurious residential hotel
opposite thn Metropolitan Club
and Fifth avenue entrance to
Central Pnrk. Easy access to
the theatres, cluba and ohop.
ping centers.
EAGER & BABCOCK
SBff YORK CITY
LOST AND TOUND
DIAMOND Lost, square-cut diamond.
welaht 3 RS karats. The stone was lost
Saturday. May 1, between Haverford and tn.
Chestnut Street Opera House Liberal ie.
wsrd If returned to J. K. Caldwell b Co..
Cl'aetnu and Juniper ata.
WATCH tflat. wrist watch. In Cheatnut at.
uiuiiini, u ..cncri, a..,,, unu .lumper SIS
north side of Chestnut, between 2 ana 2:30 d
rn , Wednesday. Juno 2; reward to finder.
I'hone Amhle' S2.
LAVAI.I.lEnE Iost a lavalllere .1 rile
mond drops, platinum chnln; reward. 3S3
W l-nran at., Oermantown.
WATCH Lost, diamond and platinum wrist
watch. In shopplna district, very liberal re.
ward. Mrs. Harry Caipl, Iloom 130!) Hells.
ue.Stratford Hotel, or write me. 215 .
Main St., Davtnn, O , afler Sunday
PERSONALS
IIEIUIERT la. HIIONTZ. tradlna as Ollbert
t store. 1204 8. Pesch St.. has sold hla
business to Samuel Itohine. Send bills tn
premises.
JOS. SHKRWAN housefurnlshlnr and tovs.
of 13B1 Oermanlnn ae., hi sold hla
eto-e to Albert Farber. All creditor must
ettle by Monday, Juno 7, at 1531 German
town ave
NEURITIS If Indy who enoka to nentleman
about neuritis on route 17 car Tuesday will
communicate eba will hair aomethlnn .ren.tljr
tn her advantaae. C 80S. I.edaer Office.
NO niT.T.S PAID bv Jacob Kaaloff or East
End nst Co. unless contraotcd by said
Jacob Kaeli rf.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
ADDREPSOORAPH OPERATORS. wlihor
without experience. II K. Mulford Co , C.'d
S 13th st
ALTERATION HANDS'. P on dre.s Ap
ply Bureau of Emp.. WA.VAMAKER'S.
BELL TELEPHONE OPERATINO
An Ideal occupation
for youna women
PERMANENT POSITIONS
.14 A WEEK TO START
RAPID ADVANCEMENT
CO.r RECREATION ROOMS
HOT LUNCHES AT COST
CHIEF REQUIREMENTS ARE
HEALTH. COMMON SENSE
GOOD SIOHT. GOOD HEARING
See MISS STEVENSON. 1831 ARCH ST.
or any of the following- If more convenient
MISS SMITH
400 Market St.
miss onn
20 W Chelten ave.
MRS BAXTER. 120 32D ST.
Open from 0 a. ra. to o p. m.
THE BELL TELEPHONE CO OF PENNA.
BOOKKEEPER Excellent opportunity Is
offered hlEh-arnde, neiit-apiMMirlna alrl.
who know bookkeeplnc thoroushlv nnd la
accustomed to ualna addlns machine Pl'aee
reply at once, alntinic detalla as to aae.
nature and extent of experience, salarv and
telephone number Hcc P 1 Mil ldirer Pities
MILL CLKnK Ambitious yuuna woman,
neat, accurate and willing, experienced
on Elliott n..ier bookkeeping- muchlno.
wanted ly well-eatabllaned. hluh clnsa Cheet.
nut at. house reply In detail treated con
fldentlally I' 1428. Iedser Office.
BOOKKEEPER, assistant, experienced- on
who can operate typewriter and living In
northeast section preferred, give age, ex.
perlence and salary desired. P 1120, Ledger
if lice.
CASHIERS
EXPERIENCED OR INEXPERIENCED
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
CLERKS
ACCl'STOMED TO OFFICE DETAIL
APPLY BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S
CLERK
The Public ledger I'oinpany dealres
the eerUc.s of a oung wonun for a
er' Impvtnnt poeltlon
Al'l'LY HTH AND CHESTNUT STS
Ask fur Mr. Wleat.
CI.ElIK The accounting department of the
Public ledger Co desires the services of
a yuung woman with st least 2 years of
high school training or Its equivalent, ask
for Mr. Belbert.
PUBLIC LEDGER CO..
mn aim ngemui ata
COOK, while, competent, to o to Hprlng
Lake, family of 4. Adrtresn Mrg, Devailn.
miA'J Overbrook ae. or phone, ufler ..
Overbrook 22'.0
COOK, colored, downstairs workand eook
Ing for reaahore, raferenoea required.
Phone Diamond 2lf.B J. .
COOK wanted, colored. 7440 Devon at f
Mt Airy. Phone Chestnut Hill HB7 j
DICTAPHONE operatorai long established
Industrial concern, located In N. Phlla
delphlai reasonable salary to conimeno wlthl
excellent opportunity . for rapid advanea.
COOK wanted (white) to assist with down,
stutra work, small family good wages,
one willing to go to Atlantlo City for aum
mer months Apply 20U1 N 33J at Phone
Diamond U.'OJ W.
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