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With Women Sitting Officially
for First Time Session Is
Brilliant Scone
NARY A CURL OF SMOKE
If omen in Party Councils
Welcomed by Governor
"A ulRnlficnnt stop forward In tin
political progress of vmwn." Mid
Governor Sprotil today of the cliniuc
of rules of the ItepubHi'nn State
Committee to give women nietnber
ship on it.
"Not only will they be voters In
Pennsylvania, but tbey nl?o wl'l
serve directly In the party organ
lzatlon. Now they are at once mem
bers of the rank and flic and officer
in the Republican army.
"I sec nothing but good to flow
from the full and free participation
of women In the direction of the
party."
With women sitting oflioin ly for the
first time at the meeting of the Repub
lican State Committee today, the C over
Hoom in the Brllev tie -Stratford, where
the session was held, uns different from
the old days.
Bright June-time hnti and here nibl
there a dashing sports eotume tood out
In marked contrast to the rows upon
rows of somber blue serges. And be
this remarked : The somber blue serges
bowed low before the millinery.
There was nn air of ilie draw Ins
room about the Clover Boom. I.e
vigorous haiuNhakins and more polite
bowing anil beninim. And not one
single little tendril of -moke dared t
rurl its way up through the atmosphere
of the important chamber.
Important looking members of the
O. O. I. could be found at auv momn'
pacing the corridor and having brief
session with a long black cigar. All of
this solicitude in spite of the fact that
Mrs. Barclay Warburton. chairman of
the Women's State Republican Com
mittee, said: "Foolish." when Mie
found it out.
( Consideration Nice. But Not Ik-slrrd
"Tell them tc come in and smoke,"
she insisted. "The wonie'i don't mind
a bit
Attractively dressed in b'nek, Mi.
Warburton nttended the mentimt with
other women prominent In Republican
circles. There was Mrs. el.onard O.
Woods, recently "lected vice chairman
of the National Republican Committer,
and not related to the (ienerel; Mrs.
Gilford Pinehot, Mrs. Thomas S.
Crago, wife of Colonel Thomas S.
Crsgo, candidate for Cnngressnnn-at-Large;
.Mrs. Klinrr Melick. executive
secretary of the State Women's Re
publican Committee, and .Mrs. ',. Dub
sr.n Altemus. chnirman of the Women's
Republican City Committee .
Before the meeting was railed the
women chatted affablv with t'irir new
found brothers at the back of the room.
Representative (Slas and Senator Vnre
and Congressman Harrow were among
those who made themselves attentive to
the ladies.
Strain Ears to Hear Kvrry Word
When the memorable session finally
got under way the women were all at
tention. The htniineil their ears not
to miss a word. Particularly did tliev
lean forwrrd when William S Rial, of
the Committee on Rules, re.id the .sec
tion from the bonk of ru'es, y'lieh pro.
vided for the appointment of women
representatives in each senatorial clis.
trier ifrirl fir tin nnn.ili.tmc-nr nf ;i
woman irs chairman and a woman as
sistant Mvretnrjsiiip.
Mrs. Thomas Robins, who is now in
Europe, received the secretaryship, nnd
Mrs. Warburton the vice chuit man-hip.
Thirty-three women from nil parts
of the State attended the meeting.
Among Among them were Mrs. 1". H, H.
MeCnuley. Beaver: Mrs. 1 II Hager
man and Mrs. .1. R. I.illie, of Towanda ;
Mrs. Worthington Scrnnton. of Scran
ton ; Mrs. A. K. Connell. Lackawanna;
Mrs. Gordon Fettennan. Media; Mrs.
Myrtle Applebaugh. Northampton, and
Mrs. W. I. Schauer. of Chester.
Prominent Philadelphia women pres
ent were Or. I.ucv llson, principal of
the South Philadelphia High School for
frirls ; Mrs Ceorge Ilornee I.oiinier,
Mrs. John Wanamaker. fid. Miss Julia
Lewis. Countess de Santa Kulalia. Mrs
John Stockton, Mrs. John W. Moyer
nnd Miss Mury M. Barr.
Politics In the Air
Long before the hour appointed for
the ns'cmblv upstuirs the lobby of the
Bollevue bepnn to eviido political at
mosphere. Here there was no dearth
of smoke. It curled up thickly in the
old-time way. but that w,is lieaise thi
stamping ground was at a mfe autage
point from IVnrort, Allej
Peacock u'ley it was t lint held the
first incomings of fair-faced hench
men." Tile dashing gowns made the
chance passer-by pause ciiriimslv, fen
the conversation float ng aii-nit wis not
dashing It was not ruu't'v feminine
it was political, it was Republican
"I told him." said one lovnl ti O P.
woman member, "tliat it didn't make a
bit of difference wlittlie- the mini was
the one for the plai or not. A woman
was equally fitted for the pl.ice and s,,
ought to hne it. That's all tuere a
to it."
UNVEIL BUST OF HARDING
Work to Be Placed at McKinley
Memorial, in Nlles, O.
Mies. ().. June IS -(Bi p.i
Viee President Coolidge mid other priun
ilient persons are heie luiln". to pur
ticlpate in the iimeiliiiK of a 'ir.ni7e
bust of President Warien i Mnrding
in the court of honor at the Mi-K.nlev
Memorial The bust, the woik of J
Mnssey Rhind. will le placed licside
those of former Presidents Roosevelt and
Tuft.
The Viee President ami Governor
Davis, of Ohio, are to make the prin
cipal addressis of the oeca-ion. Thi
city, the blrtliplnce of McKiii'.e . even
year is visited bv mrin p-r-iis nf
note, who come litre to .see the McKin
ley Memorial.
MRS. BOUCK WHITESUES
French Bride's Annulment Action lo
Not Answered by Preacher
Pouglihcepsie, N. Y.. June IS,- Pre
Ics Charles Bouck White makes formal
reply to the suit for annulment brought
by his French bride, he will lose his
last chance to oppose the action. Ber
nard P. (Voire, counsel for the bride,
who filed the suit jesterihn at Dut-liess
County Courthouse, said: "The answer
may not reach me before i onion nw
morning In that case I will be hoimd
to accept It. if it were mailed toda."
White, well known ns a radical
preacher, has intimutrd that lie hvs no
drsiro to oppose his wife's wishes At
the some time, he has been eager to
have his side of the marriage brought
to the attention of the public. White
Is tiring quietly at his mountain home
fetor Marlborough.
MILLINERY MARKS
W STATE COMMITTEE
FOUND BIKE
IssfeFaglcKH
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I.'iltcr rh"to Frtc
It took John T. Bradshsw only a week to jet the required thlrty-IUo
.stibsrriplicns for bis ISI.irlc Beauty bicycle. John Is shown In all the
pride of his ten ears wltii the bicycle lie Is going to tine In Itosljn
this summer
Republicans Give
Places to Women
Continued from Wxtf On
fronting the important tasks befoie the
Nation
"Tlie State is further henored b.
having two members of the Cabinet and
by th" fact that a Pennsylvuiil.i woman
has hcen elected Ice chairman of the
Ri publican National Committee.
When the (ioernor closed his ad
dress. William S Rial, of Westmore
land count, i liairman of the Utile-.
Committee, mocd the change of rules
which provided for the admission of
women to membership Then- was no
debate an dtlie hnnge was ordered with
no dissenting votes.
Kyre Won Over et Last
Before nft'e-iiig Ms resolution nroadl
defining the powers and privlVgcs of the
irc chairinan. Senator Fie Mild lie
once double 1 the wisdom of giving
women the vote, but that he now feels
the members of the fair sex are adept
politicians and th-it the oiild give
pointers to I lie in -n.
Mrs. Wnrburten'i election as vice
chnirman was followed imnudinte'j b
the election of Mrs. Thomas Robin a
assistant secret an.
F.ight Philadelphia women were nom
inated for membership in the commit
tee.
The nominees are Mr". Dob-on Alte
mus. Mrs. John W. Mo.er. the Count
ess S.nntn Ku'a.la. Mrs. John Wann
makec .'id. Vrs John Stockton. Mis
Mary M. Barr. Mi-s Julia Lewis and
Miss Margnret Maguire.
Senator Penrose and Senator Knot
sent regrets for their ab-enre inacle
necc"snrv bv congressional 'luties.
Telrgraui Please
line phri'se in the telcgri'in Senator
Penrose -cent from Washington called
forth prolonged apdause ("cm the men
Slid smiles from the women assembled
in the Clover Room.
"Siich'inlluence. the Senator vnec .
referring to that of tue women, "will
be benetiei.il and will distmetb achnnre
and promote Republicanism, the suc
cess of which is so essential to the wci;
fare of our oountn nt this ..nurture.
The business of the meeting in
cluded n i hnnge in the r lies ,,f the c.iiii
inittee so that woin.li will have oth. ml
membership, and the nominal ip i.t a
cnndi.lnte to si "cd the lnt Mahlon
M. (iarland as Congressmn'i-at -Large.
C'olnnel Crago Nominated
Colonel Thomas S. Crago. of iir ene
County was nominated for the con
gressional vacancy. T1 - u imnuiinc
speech was made bv '..' .n- l.ciwni.
Martin, of Creene Count' ... olonel
Crago is a former mc mbei ..:' Congress.
Cnderhing all the ,li-.-iisM..ns. con-
feiences and ''- t.ilks" w ,s th- epies
lion of n slate fr the State elections
nit wir l.v iiiuiant (i.-vernor u. 1.
i..:.n r, ..t linimhin County, will)
L'lt. ,.,.. tl s.. .- .--i
asn res to the gincrnorsiup
wis active
lit the meet tig
' . i - .. II
and talked to many or
the leaders
Then were nnli. ntions among some
of th- lenders, however, that Senator
Penrose i net alt gether favorable to
Mr Beidh man's ii.pbition tseveral
who have li.ikcl with the Senator te
centlv sid he believes Dauphiil oi.nt
has enoiirh in the way of State pre
f. nn. nt.
Cmw Is Mentioned
Senator Crow i lej-anleil as gov
ernorship timber But friend- oM row
say he does not hanker for the I.mcu
tiv'e ehnir at Hnrrisburg. .
Senator Frank V. P.aldwin. presi
dent pro tern of t' State S. nnte. did
not let these itimois distuil) h"n.
"M 'co.'ll. ! "1 "nl f"r I','l,l'n"
ind'cmw,'" u'J Senator Baldv in.
It is helieved Chairman ' 'tow has
packed nvvnv in c imphor his ambition
to sit in the Cnttod States Senate he-
. . . iT S .(.. Iv lint f.it'
I cause oi the iiesire oi r"-imi"i
I another ti nn.
! W Ilafv Baker, secretary or the
',.., Committee, rend the telegram
from Senator Penrose. It f"ll"w-
"I full eNpectn.l to go to I hil.olel
plila th.-.' o,.!,. particularly t . t.ttend
the me. tin;; of the Repuhlicm M.ite
Committee I regret to find, however,
that lei;sl..thi business on tin- lluor
of tlie Senate und mutters pi easing in
connection with the work of the 1 nmnee
Committee lender It impossible for me
to leave Washington at tl.N time I
am g-eiit'v disappointed nt beni'S de-
lirlvcil 'il tin' 'i
I,. 1 1.,. nn ,,r ' ,i,
irlved of tl pportiimt to paiieipate
"I inn ri ititiccl to note, that Miitnli'i'
nnd nili'ininli' ninc'iiclmc'llU t a flip rules
arc cciiiiciniil-itocl 'in ihnt full partici
pation of v ciiiu'ii tuny In' pinvidoil fur
In the iicliniiiWIrnliiiii of aft'alrH of the
Ucpiililluui Stnle Cotniiiltti'o. Huch in
tliioiiro will lie licnofii lnl nnd will ilis
tlni'tly HilvTiicn nnd promote Rppubll
'nniin, tlif mhmi'i-h of wliirli is r-o ps
hcntlnl to Hie wclfari' of our nuintrv
nt tliix juncture I cxtciicl m licit
cri'Pilnci to nil incscnt.
(Sikii.m1i iioi's ri:Nitnn "
Mr llil'Ci- u1m it'iit! this letter from
Spud tor Knox '
"I verv iiiuHi nit thnt T inn unable
to iiciTpt oui '"nliiiTvliivitiitioii to b"
prencnt at the iiiectiiigVof H" Htalt
Committeo, I am a inpmjr ' n cJn
l.,iu pnmmitten nn tha tXACO resolu
tion a d.-?e re In daily t8-iln nd w11
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EVENING .PUBLIC
EASY TO WIN1
be until tigrevmeiit is reached, which
will not be fo.1 soiae days.
Regrets .Miscncc
"I renll'e that m.v presence is not
material, but it would have been n
pleasure to have attended and to extend
in you and tlie members of the commit'
tec my congratulations upon the vital
Republicanism of tlie State, demon
strated under your direction.
"Siiuerely .vours.
"P. C. KNOX."
Tlie hotel lobby and "Clover Alley"
began tilling two hours before tlie meet
ing with State and county lenders, who
swapped stoties and recalled events of
the icictit legislative session.
Among the earl arrivals were W.
Ileher Dlthrlch. of Allegheny Count,
who was the Leslie floor leader in the
House: Mr. Lyon and W. D. B. Alney,
chnirman of the Public Service Coin
mission. Others In Conference
Others who had their heads together
wire Coroner Samuel C. Jnmisin. of
Alleghi'iiv County, a friend of Joseph
R. (irund : Senator A. F. Slsson, of
Krie County : Senator F A. Smith, of
Dauphin I omit, and v llliam P. (lal-
lagher. chief clerk of the State Senate.
Deputj Attorney General Bernard
Myeis liml brief talks with many of the
!ead"rs. It is lepoitecl he is to suc
ceed t j ru- v.. Woods ns Secretarv of
ll.e Commonwealth. Mr. Wood;. ' has
been mum d Ambassador to Spain by
President Harding.
( ttliers who were active nt the meet
ing included State Representative Jef.
ferson W. Smith, Representative James
A. Dunn. Joseph C. Trainer, Thomas
II. (iaivin. chief clerk of the House;
Harmon M. Kcplmrt. Deputy State
Treasurer; Senator Clarence J. Buck
man, of Bucks County, and Congress
in vi tiforge P. Darrow.
Ju.-tlco Sclinffer. of tu( State Su
preme Court, "looked in" on the meet
ing. Bridegroom Taken
From Wife of Month
ContlnifMl from I'nro One
they told me to keep epiiet." Here the
voiuig woman burst Into tears.
Recovering, she added: "Tho men
thrust ine aside and when my husband
vas about to resist they seized him.
One of the men held him while the other
put handcuffs on him.
"I wns going to shout for help. but.
believing the men m'glit renllv be detec
tives, I thought this would be useless.
"Mv husband kissed me ns he was
led away. 'Don't worry,' he said.
eve.- th'iig will be till right when I get
to Citv Hall ' I went there last night
and 'earned lie Intel not been taken there.
I hKo telephoned to several police sta
tions and could find no trace of him "
Tlie interv surrounding tlie manner
i which Rossi was spirited away is in
.leased bv the attitude of his father.
Pnsqiialo Rossi. He conducts n deM
ea'csseii siur,. nt HBO South -Fightli
-trf.'t.
The eluer Ro'l admittrd he camel
lis son's arret and at the suue tho.'
said he did not know whore lfred
wits. He declined to say what charge
was made ngolnst his son.
Asked if lie had opposed Alfied's
nan iiige. Rossi snld :
"I have no quarrel with him over
his marriage, but J want to teach him
a lesson I have never seen the girl
V married. Tlie first I knew of his
marriage was when 1 saw the license in
the newspaper."
KABER KILLED IN BED
Held by One of His Slayers While
Another Stabbed Him
ISiiffnlo, Juii' Is. Salvatnrp f'nln,
irri'vtc',1 isl oivlny nt IMc-i, nonr liorc,
rorifVsM'cl, ncronliiiK to IMhlilct At tor
ncj Mociro. that ln wns cino cif two mon
lic klllpil Daniel Kithcr, I.nlfowond,
t.. iMiblislinr, In tin' niiiunnr of 11)10.
Vivnrillwr to tlio District Attornov,
t'nln sniil. he hclil Knbor in liccl while
Victnrio I'Nm'III. ii roiiipainon. blubbed
the mil ri to dentil.
fain win found liiclni" in n barn, on
a tip from a probation officer. Hi did
not rcslM nrrcht
phUai)ilphui
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Special Sunday Dinner $1.25
No Cover Charge. Superior Service.
Open every day from 7 A. M. to 8:30 P. M.
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' IiEDGEKr-PHIIADJiiJUI'illA) MATUJbCUAi; ilUJNiU 18 1UZ1
YUNG HUSTLER
10,
WINS FREE BICYCLE
Roslyn Youngster Shows Way
to Older but Less Ear
nest Contestants
HAD MADE PLANS AHEAD
The shady, hard-packed roads around
Roslyn are going to have a frequent
visitor one of thene days.
IBs nnme is John T. Rrnushaw. and
he Is JiiRt "going on ten." John has a
sturdy pair of legs, but for several
years he has admitted n partiality to,
other forms of locomotion. Several of
his playmates had bicycles, nnd when
they felt generous John, who is little
but athletic, would climb aboard ond
take n little spin up the street.
But the boys like nil their kind
weren't always generous, nnd the spins
were all too short. So John decided he
would hove n "bike" himself so that he
wouldn't hove to borrow one from Tom,
Dick nnd Hnrry,
Along came the Lr.Donn Contest, and
John figured he could get the necessar.v
thirty-rive subscriptions to the live
ning, Morning and Sunday Pcnuo
IiKDOnn. which would cnnblc him to be
come possessor of one of those sleek
Black Beauties,
And John wns right! It took him
exactly one week nnd some persistent
trudging from door to door in Ills quiet,
pretty little town which lies just above
(ilenside. Then the thirty-five sub
scriptions and the 'bike" were his, and
John was supremely happy,
John has a brother with whom he has
promised to go shares with the prize
blevcle, and he is even agreeable to
giving his little sister on occasional
"treat." John has promised his mother
that lie will not ride on the roads she
considers dangerous because of automo
bile traffic, but he Is going to burn up
(he less trnvelcd ones next fall, he In
tends riding to school, but that's a long
wnv ahead, and ho doesn't want to
think about It.
In the meantime there are three
glorious months.
Accuses Husband
of Shooting Her
Coitlnufil from I'ngi Ono
inniin through the front door of the
hnut.itnl the innn drew back when lie
...... ........1 i.i,.lin,nil t.i-n Au !., !
?!.. CI . imoi f,,ii,M,ii wivi,.-. n ill- J
crossed the pnvement there was n coin
motion ns a man tried to shove through
"Let me nt the yellow dog-!" he
shouted. The crowd nt once parted and
shoved htm through. "I'll fix him."
(he man cried, but Sergeant Vnil shoved
him aside and put Benjamin into the
wniting patrol wagon. The man was
Charles Hnnsehl, Jr., n brother of the
wounded woman. He was at the hear
ing of Benjamin in the Nineteenth anil
Oxford streets station, ns was Ids sis
ter. Mrs. Francis McCnrron. of l.'lN
Master street, nnd the wife's father and
mother.
Benjamin was arraigned before Mag
istrate Oswald, and without tlie taking
of evidence from any of tlie witnei-scs,
was held without ball upon the state
ment of the police, to await the result
of Mrs. Benjamin s injuries.
Kvewltnessos of tlie shooting, accord
ing to the police, declnre that Benjamin
hnd been lurking nbout the home of her
brother, with wboin tlie girl has been
living nt the North Twent -second
street nddrcs.
Shortly before Mrs. Benjamin re
turned from work Inst night Benjamin
appeared. He chased away some chil
dren pla.ving about, telling them he had
n sin prise for his wife. When she ap
proached. It is said, he walked up to
her and the argument commenced.
The tragedy wns a culmination of n
war romance which began In the au
tumn of 1017, when Benjamin, nn elec
tricinn In the navy, met Miss Matilda
Ilansrhl, according to information ob
tained by the police from hi r parents
They were married In December of that
year, aud after the vvnr. when the
husband was released from the service,
they begun housekecptug.
A brother of the wounded wife sulci
today that Benjamin and his wife hail
differences because of his failure to re
tain work, and. that she finally left
him a eur ago, to return to her parents'
home. She obtained employment to
support herself.
During the last two weeks Benin-
min either walked up nnd down In front
of the house, or rode past on a tncvcle
The glil and her family thought that
he wanted lo effect a recotu illatinn,
but lie made no effort to Miter the house
The weie puzzled over his action, lm
finally attributed It to bashfulness. In .
llevlng that he wanted to see his wife,
but was ushnmed to enter the house
In a statement, Inter obtained bv
Detective Belshaw, Benjamin said that
he was dispirited because he was out
of work, ond that he did not Intend to
shoot his wife, but lost his head waen
she quarreled with him.
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fi For real Iced Ton, use
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At all our Stores
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Hotel Jbrrsime
Broad St. at Fairmount Ave.
Roof Garden Restaurant
Cool as the ocean breezes. Cozy surroundings.
A hiprh-clnss ladies orchestra every evening
from (i to 8:30 P. M., including Sunday.
Club Hreakfasts ami Luncheons
Daily Dinner $1.00
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BOY NEAR DEATH BY HANGING
Lad's Head Caught In Nooto of
Awning Cord In Front of Store
Shenandoah, ra Juno 18. When
Oeorge Oobcl, ten jcars old, slipped
from n box In front of tho Hhcnnndonh
Fruit Co.'h store here today his head
went through n noose nttnehed to nn
owning nnd he was slowly strangling to
death when he was noticed by pedes
trians, The boy's face was turning black
when ho was cut down, nnd physicians
worked over him for nri hour before
he showed any nlgns of life.
m'MMrn rtiynttTs
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4th July Special
7 te Saturday
O Sunday
Monday
New York Ave., near beac!. All outsldo
ronmi. I'rlvata baths. Electricity throunh
out Showers for bathers, Capacity 300.
Running Water in All Room
B3.IV0 up illr.. Amrr.i ft up illy., Kurnp.
4th July Special
$Q.50 Saturday $A.50
i7 to Monday J
JUBiEWtLE
VlrRtnln aire., near beach, one block from
Heel Pier. Private bathe. Klevator. Capao-
Itv 300. Danclne. 400O feet of porcb apace,
lethlnic from houee.
HUHNINQ WATER Ifi EVERY ROOM
Amerlcen plan. 18.00 up riallr. European
pUn It. .10 p dully, aprclal weeklr.
fMULF, ti IHcjyjTTj JVrw "b.fpllrt-
IN Till'. MOST HKAUTIITI. SECTION
.ViVhlc.iii Av ' , c!oi to li.b, llirri! blcicktl
t r mi np'V "rtcnJpzvouB" (Amusement Cen
ter t, ronvenlent to nil piers anil nmueomente,
open surroumllncH. Inrirn airy riioinn, Hun
nlnir w.ilr lirlwite bnt'.tf,
Anierlrnn I'lnn SI". SO ki weekly, $,1 nn illy.
i:urniilciin l'lnn. SI. fill tin ilnllv
Mimic, nun p.ir'or, epnc mm porches free
Imlhlnir pi UllcK'H, ehemor Inline Noted fur
well-cookecl food lively attention Riven to
'oinfort and h rvlce
LA MAEM
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IKIARDWAI.U AT IK CAN AVr.NlIE
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$Q CA Saturday, Sunday (PA Cft
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Ileat located, popular-plcud hotel. New York
cue no da (rim Unirdwalk. Itatl'lnK
prlv. from hotel Overlooking lawn A ocean.
Cep 400 F.levator I'.-lv bath Hot and
enld runnlne atr In rooms, elec'. llnhts.
Tab'e abundantly supplied with tret the
m'trket nlTorcM Duncn floor Ppoklet
m. c. sffWMiv fi i.. . rowia.1,
4th JULY SPECIAL
SO Saturday Dinner Until $Q
J Tuesday Morninp; '
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111 I'AdlK am:.
hhort block frntn ' itc It., inir prUllecctc
3 up Dull) .-17 up Weekly
C1IS. I) I 1HVIS IIvmict unci I'ron.
Tarilie end ArLaniai Ave. Caparltv 600. One block
froaa Million Dr liar I'ltr, llradcp; depot ao4 lat bath
InH tach. "Sllalb liouira wichlLowtra foraurf balheia.
Trlrata waj lobearli. Fitenieorrhra and ball room.
Zle, lights and running alar in roonia. Prirale balha.
Orrbaalra and dandnft. Ainrrcran plan $3 up dailr; SIS
ripweekl?. r.uroran plan SI SO up dailr. lira-proof
Lacaf.. DoclJel. rUona 3230. W'm. M. Ilaalelt.
Tenn-iue Av. & Btach
K( riniiail Aiiillia)
I'KUK 1IATHINO
ItOO.MS AND
SIIOWKK IIATIIS
Rlrctrlo I.lrlits
RUNNING WATER IN EVERY ROOM
u up man i in r ,, up -ipcc wklj.
I'kic . mip 1" t ,, , ,i j jriYCi:
4THJULY SPECIAL
$Q SATURDAY DINNER UNTIL $Q
MONDAY AFTER SUPPER
New York Au ir lli-inh Veniv furnished
and redecornt-d Olfprinir r, client a, ,'omino
datlons, with home tonkins, ut tcdurnd ralcn.
.1 IlICKAn
THE WAYNE-LEONARD
1.10 H. Marjlnnil Ae., Alliintlr City. N. J
One-half block to 1'idrdwtilt I, area single
and dqublu rooms wllh or without private
bath. Hot and cold runnlnu aler In every
room. .Ii.tii teds. Table under nupervlalon
1 esperleiwed di; tllMn Telephone tnna.J.
Orlnital ft ','oila i.v m ,t P i 'h Mod
t rouuhmil V ri r li ki uumliln riiciln
with bath ir , rio line , nn li.iii ruom
(ICr.AN ( 1TY, N. .1.
I rhnn ,Wih w s. nr.K MV Prniirl tnr
EDO EWATER
boutn Carolina asm., near Heidi Cap, L'.M)
American iuropeun. special weekly rats
JOHN A. CASELY, Prop,
New ,ork .ive. nr llearh. Cap i'ciu Amer
pun lliimn.tonhlni; Hpcl June intra WVok-
end r on teiiuest (' II Wood Jr Iter.
aTUiiiIo t'lty's Most Amluble Hostess
THE TRYON
iJA78 riflT?A" Ma'tUk'-vB." d.'fop?'
b Cnrolinu Ave nr ;i.ii.ii Amer. & Huron
Home cocikinc. IteuMonah e. a. HrNDilflitii
RAMSFY "' and I'uiillc Ates.
iaincjiii tn up dsiiv iisim up witiv
An. plan MCIIKOIIKR A leMlUIAKi
Cedarhurst ll, H V- )"'y Av "r. iiach.
v " " . , . . "' ' I jnnnall
T II I Attrnr'Uelv ficrnlclicd ronms T)o
"4nfi" ''Kl'tf'U "i" aio ,' J'icr Iifoch
JUU ,,lft Par'Iln As 111 l 1I..V . . V.
" ... ... i-,.,,.i
Vetirninster ,,y;,'u1'0V
A so. n,.iir linden
I'riiul. l,Bka
Munnlng WAtur
"Jpen 0' - i a Wiipp"
CIIAI.rilNi!'
II MIIION HALT,
At Hntlc ntv on the tie-,,, anil ltfarilwnlk
V I H I T R U N I) K 7, VO UN
The World's flreiifmt Amnaement T'nterprlae
1911 All. Av. ree, "try rooms and
"'' U' V' irtm't. Reasonable.
Willi i
E W " Etui bcjk n vk 43k. n
fcCDSSOW
V3 '
JLP
XHOTEL
1 1 7To tel jEojrarJjR.c?
g I t Charlej PI i. Iioaci I'resh & .i
jf 1 1 wuter bai'is run water In tins.; elev.
I A-fc'AQ'N"!?!. r"rSpC Va'al'lS-Vldaailr I
a ' 'l
v . v .- .. -.
ntrsntnn nnsoirrs
ATLANTIC CITV. N. i.
4th OF JULY SPECIAL
$A.50 SATURDAY $Q.50
" TO MONDAY "
OSBORNE
Cor. Pacific & Arkansas Ave
Refrigeration and pvt. Ice plant: elec
tric kltt'.ien open for Inepictlon. hot ana
cold runnlmr vrater In rooms; all outside
exposure: scrupulously clean. Elevator,
pvt. baths; bathlngt ftom hotel, uee of
bathhouses anil shower baths free.
Uicheatra, danclne white services fire
proof carase. Uooklet and street guide
mailed.
t
New Management Fij & Hocketibnry
4th July Special
9
7J" (Saturday
.3Sunday
(Monday
and Klrv'tiroof Ahnex Tennessee Av. nr.
Beach. Cap 400 Comral. open HUrrounU
Inps, opp Catholic ond I'lotustanl
c.iurchos. Trlv.ite Uvths.
Running Water in All Rooms
Kxoeltent table, fresh veuetoble-. Win
dows screened While s-jvlje. Uooklet.
It. C. LUDV. M D
"""aot
UU UUIWIOT
OQUuwiyi
"HIE HOUSE OK HOSriTAMTY"
Kentaelty Ave., close to Hfich aail Sletl Plfr;
hot and cold running witcrln ronniii private
Iwtha; elevator from aire 1 1 level, nut aijuare from
ProtnUnt and Caibullc Churrhett etrellent
tablet 10,000 ipent on interior improvement,
Jvcoraiinna and fumithing. Orchestra, dancing,
llaihlng from hotel American pUn f 17.30 up
crV.lv; 13.00 up daily; ruropean $1 SO up dally.
For bnoktala and other information write or
phnnft 1018,
FKTTFK A ITOU.1NCRK. OwnM & Manacera
4th July Special
$9-75 tTknZ: $9-75
All Meals Included
AM,
voc d i:xn:cT a iioti:i, to mi
IfiJ
So. Cerotint Ave. nr, U'sch.rlfrhtofT Boardwalk. Korc
moat Modarate Kate Hottl.'nr. Hleal 1'iar & Amine
mania. 1 blo?ha to Trot &Uath Churchoa. Kunnlnfihat
Scold water in roorna, pvt. batha, open aurroundlnga.
ee. Ilirhta. Kler. to at., Ltath Hoaaos Hoowt-rs tree.
Amer. 1'lan, IS.50 up dly, Spat nkly. Kxrollcnt table.
Writ for auto-map, bill t anil atref t (tulja, Chose J,
bllTZElt c smztlt Now Uwnerahlp Dlroctlon.
JoCcX
I
ATUANTICCITY.N.J.
Directly on tho Ocean Front
An Anuricun-plan hotel or dlstlnctloa
CAI'ACITV GOO.
aArtAfill Wolter J. Busby
Kentucky nve ncur lliuch. Capacity i!30;
runninir water in rooms; imvnif natns. ee
ator, Amer plan, S3 up dally, $17 30
r,eeiciy. j;uro u ou up aauy xrce patninf,
Music. Pnnrlnn
nAi.ru v"nnr c n Ktvn
A Mnilern Hotel nt Mnderute Kales
h ici i , ah .Nun tledcli I n-x
i a pj tor comfort and bcrlce. Illeclrlc
llixbts. nunnliic water. Hoom. with ur
without iimaiu baths Ilxcollont cuisine
UathlnK from hotel Correspondence und In
spection sollcppcl Opn all venr.
T..nJ.nNOI.Iiijirner A Mun-ieer
H Cs Mnhe Von Feet nt Pm In tb
"City of Ttnhnxt Health"
HOTEL MORTON
nrenn Tnil Vlr-lnln Ave. Cannrltr tnn,
rlevator. 1'rliule llntliH, ele. Alwis On,i
eie. Aiw-is oii.
. M.rni'lf. Props.
EV-HA C. I1KI.I. . I'AllI. -.I.rni'i;. I'repai.
GRAND ATLANTIC:,
J'.Mnl nr nnl b-nch. Hut aiul coli ruv
Mnfi water. Private batha. Flntfa t4 dal i
rn BDpfnl t-iKl rnr.Mtv itAn nnsi.i.i
OSPAU II l-AlVTF.K HAOiri T MiOV
Niw oik Ate., near llenrli
American plan .I .n daib Eumpean fl up
dal y. Hpedal weekly rates. Vrltc Meals
that will ple.ise. WM HRO()KIJ Prop
MALAMUTC
ATLANTIC CITV. N .1
H SE.WTI'H llTIIS
S3 B Z&CSgtf g
Uontuc.ky.Me pea, p. aci llu.uunn wnter
In eory r oin Ilathln; nrmi, cps -.pedal
werklj-j-njoH Owner Mirt ( a Mt'ttPUV?
SENATOR ''"'"or ': l"d 1 from
,',,.ii , it,u ,,nii :, lJ JMim in
irwlrilu A. '11, now Id .jf inii
N, wlj furnished and ri t'llnir nrrnniinil
(nr nur comfort Let us s. ml joii bonkiet
,ind rates ,c'
HOTEL CARLTON"
Chelsea,Av & l!eaci Rms enmlte with prlv
hath. I.rv room hnl A ..ih ..... '"' Hf,
Hod rales Ownership mrt.' J. fc; .,";
SXLJV-E2RLT70M
I rutin k- Ale Adjarent tn HearS.
Kver appointment. Culslns and
jr. unescelled Mod rales j ji, uckr Co,'
ATGLEN $!ic1',lKn " -'"r BewiTi
. . MI, '"" )oll"r l'tr One
blorli fiom ItaadliiB Rtn. HathlnB nllowivi
-.' .Ill up dally. rlpoewKjijw Jlylsy. Jig?'
TAD0R INN 'm.,'! V"1 tuni'-tiout 'VvT'
eiuvit sisas jrt,al 0.Bn0Ilt u
rooms. Dathln from hotel, inth seasoa:
moderate rstes. J. 1' A A. M. IlliNN
HOTEL CONTINENTAL-"
ar.A."arAjbr,y" ,,'.IIJ!'W1
Bccchwood ZZXujrFg
i rni. firr.iiur w tnltnKF;
Hotel Boscobel '"Va".1' ,Ai n-fj'rn
and up weekly t't-nne 117 a i: Min.ny
NUTTALL ,"N M,!n" Ae. On UeaTb
'"" "-'-' 'T" "tan 1 1111 .! .."
Pennmont yX""' v 'yK
NATIONAL Gnn- -v' s! nni?riieadi
nntiwnnu European plan, B. OUNNER
$3.00 Up Divlly. Sped. AMily. Am. Tlnn
ELKMi
W3
mm mmmu
GARflMEN INN
yr'Tv
BWMMKTt ItKWOTtTW
IIKR rilAMPr.AIN.
JLUFFI
'Wl
v.
ATfNTIO CITY. '. J.
W"T
TMCIDBAUnWILY HOTEL
ARLINGTON
I EcTuslwLMiticijHoArrati! Rati
JL Ju F.CRNeOTTOOO. ptrotHNKra
5HORErfA(VI
Vlralnla Ave, Close, to neach nnd Steel Plar.
irainiit ac, si
Capacity 250.
fllV rtunn tiff
aoarltr zoo. American pian. . i-rivaia
lan. irivi
r. Rleetrlelty.
batlfs. nunnlnr rrnter, Hisrainr. Rieetncit
llathlnir from hotel
Aixta onunrcft.
smaiXArnyrjntURm
Vlrslnla av. 8d hotel from Deach. Prlvati
bsthat run. waters elevator. American p'an.
AM Bt.t.JB. Owner. N. J. cYlt.MNS, alar.
Atlantis A Maasachueet's
Avea. Capacity S00. All out
side, airy rooms. Open all
year. $1.30 d?y up, Kurop.
plan. Special wkly, ratea
Pleaant eervlea,
ivmfl. V. M. TlTtTTWEB
HOTEL
IIIIJRBER
BT
IIL Uarylad Ave. and Uaach. Cap. 100.
RmTntni: water. Private baths. Ulevator. Hiu
Trlor (Inescelled culstna. II. Heressy.Owou
OCEAN CITV. N. J.
c?haPlncoh
OCCAM CITV, M.-J.
Special Rates for June
Cottages, 2-3-5 Rooms
for the season
Rates on Application
J
m
,' tv'-x.
BOARmVALK
NtTHrrvIm)vated-llWH5-woil
Ilest 'ocatlon: bath Icouiea ror auosts.
Flue tables reserve promptly; 120 up
.. .1.1.. M,.,t ..vta fllnlnie n t f fir
pon-housckeeplhi residents In Ocean City.
DBoklet. " V- YATE3
Caraclty OiiU. uoean Clty'a leadinn hotsi in
ippolnimcnt and nervlco. Opens June S.
Bpcc'al July Hates.
3 limYAHIl SI.OCl'M. I.ei,aee-Manasef
at.rmer ' Sliinnaer TIIK lillKKNIlRIEK
White Snlnhnr Nnrlnes. W, VBj
The Oceanic
Mnv nnd Juns.
NOW OPEN,
Special low ratea
A K. IIAKKrt.
for
AaTl. Uth & Central, nun b water In sU
rtiis-ii lr,nms. Table unsurpassed
Scarborough
72(1
Ocean Ave. near
ten.
P. H. MCAI.I.IHTKU
Z..,-,rtUmrrn Hunnlnc water throuuhout,
swartnrnoro Nnr ,, npl, ftn(1 attractions,
TL. Qfvnna Woiley av. at Pth: rn. wtr,
lne 3trana Mng ,10hnson ronbt
Tl. l,nnnl Now Oper Spec, rates,
Tlie Imperial Jun ti lti wlIjT.iAM;
OCF.AN CITV. N. J.
"America's (Irentent I'limlly Itesort"
ILLINOIS ON TIIK STRAND
I rteal lo'-a. rated 1". Mlrhener. owner, mat.
See l.lnt of Oeenn C'fy'a Lendlnr
Hotels In this pnprr on WeilneMlnr cvrnlng
cri:ji.v, N. j.
HOTEL WINDSOR
(ll'EN.S
MAY 28TII
ni.iu. nn the beach. ISO rooms: (10 baths.
American plan.. Special rates durlnt: early
neneon. ,. ,i.i-i.y.
-I-,! e-aMIAT Olrectly on neach. Amu.
aJL,Vi"aavij cnn p'an. nunnlnB water.
I'rivate baths. Klevator. ttlectrlrHy. 23th
prison. W. H. CIIUKCH. Owner ft Prop
CAI'K MAT. N J. For Information write
I'oAitn of TnADK. rape mat.n: J.
HKA IHI.K CITY. N. J,
G.rrt Unixn Centially located on beach
3Urr nouae front w.k. Struthers.Prop.
PFA IHI.K CITY Write City Clerk. City
Hnll ""a la'e I lev. t. J. Iil Mimruimmn
u'n.nwoon. n. j.
CENTRAL INN
IIollv riearh ft Tailor ao. Tlno tabl ITome
rnnKlntr. itwHonnim rn'. j .niiiiiaiv.
HOTEL ARLINGTON
rtnarh front location. Can 200. Mod rates
p r I hHths Hun water. Hklt, C. II. Tnpham
TPIFTF On lleach. Italian and Amer
1 11CJ 1 lu lenn plttn p Manolll. Prop.
( ..r"Vitii-f "t"'1 Cedar, 4 doors fi"m Hoard
yr.aiiursi wnu,. run, water, airs Oldflali
Nau Pnlnninl Al1 outside rooms. Prtv.
- eW 'on'"1 pub, blhs. T. Byron. Prop.
Unnna wild. Ay nr. beach. Prlv. baths.
VYHlPna 0wn mJnX', Mrs. O. W. Fisher.
U.i.l D..,:. Ku plan. Codlr Av ur. lich.
iiuici nuns Amuse D Ostrelcier. Trop.
IIOTn, FKNWICK Open all rear. Europ.
plan, special ratea. May, June. i. ju. i-eruma
wu.ii'vonn cnKST. n. j.
! Ocean Crest '4 Mock ,rom ""ch- Bkit.
I uccu' -'ca'- o T ki.no. rfop.
ASIU ItY I'AHK N
flte flew Qcean JJotel
nt'NNINO WATRR AND TTILUrHONi:
IN i:T.rtY ROOM
i.n-nciir niiii rpic cnnscruriinn rap itic ,
.inillltl J'Alkll n ,M,ni.ftl l.l.AIJl.MJ II
nn-prr.
I'-U'M, & CRAMTOKD
Pi one 2:isti ownci A Mb
mvl
wMmm&
ori".. (iiinvi:, n. ,
THE SHELBURNE
New, modern hotel: hot ond cold runnlnx
water In overy room; prlvalo baths. Ocean
Pathway (aclng park aV ocean V C. Haines
SEASIDE HOTEL
Directly on Ocean Front. All auest rooms
cnerlcmkinK wa I'llAIII.KS ."l H'lvTClN
OCEAN GROVE HOTEL ? '
A,, nr
AucH'onuin All nttriicllnus A M (IKKiCH
Tho Allenhural riimancnirai ais.
w iir epeela' eason rate-). It a DRAKH
TTip Oucpn Directly un Heai-h Kront
ll'RIMi I.AUi: N .1.
MOMMOUmt
SPRING IJAKB-N. J. Q$
Open Juno 1G ; booklet.
FRANK C. MOORE, Mgr.
muni II.WKN. N. ,1.
THE liNGLESIDJE n
I'rlint baths with sea .end fresh water; five
tennis courts lnwlilet n. V. I'NCIM!, Man
nuer ii-n Ut CoMiu-ton We.i Plillailelnlila
" lirucii II.WKN ntlWT, N. i
CREST HOTEL ,";:1Vyr!,Nv!I:N
T' ml" ;te from nr, , mid lla'rn Vi'n' 1'lav
opposUe It It Ma ,111 ull tl Mouleiai.l
; 1 ilia. It v 11,11 Open all iriir Haled nnd
1 book t by iiiiin'ci 11,11, nic'iMuti,
I CIMM. A. .IIIIINM.
I.AKI; IMIPVK li.Mi. n. j-
Hotel Montictllo ,A lUentUl hotel o(
Vr,, iiZnAi Vr vui'i0"1 Montlcello for
tsrmi, l-andln. N, j, l'bons llopauoas; 22a
jtlt?9
BtrMMrft BKsnnTi-,
.AKB CHAMri.AlN. vy
CHAM PLAIN
INT-ON-LAKE CHAMPLAIN. N.Y.
QN tho higheit promontory of the
lake aite immeasurably rich
in, historic value and remarkabU
natural beauty stands tho Hotel
Champlain. Its anpointmenti
ervice. cuisine and attractions'
aro nowhere excelled.
Golf, Tennis, Riding, Dan
cing, and Water Spoilt
j, r. greaves CE0 .
-- -- -"r Mlliaii
sias nrrn avk.
DELaWVAnn WATER flAr., r
The Bellevue J' tnuf?m-nt. otch..,'-
i.bt HTnoiiDnimnn. it
SUNRISE COTTAGEEo;
rorts; itooa rood! rates on ntinfie.i ..' "'
MUB. J. i. iu-'.',.Tf1
KAU.a'W!jgHK. Pa.
Eagles Mere, Pa,
The summer resort that Is dlff.r.. i
cause it combines mountain ard ..T!v.U'
condition, with inlqu. sirVSundlnl hor'
The sandy beach and temperate T .,..
0n - Mf MUlcSS?.V. nVralfta
J-or booklet and rates, writes
THE LAKESIDE
-JOIIN B. KIRK & SON
THE RAYMOND
I B. 0. LIST. Maria r
THE CRESTMONT INN
WILLLMI WOODS. M-n.,
THE FOREST INN
rrnriMAN v. veaoer, timtn
WERNERSVII.I.r;. PA
HIGHLAND TERRACeInn
t.onn!n8ft,;nr1l,e,efTrJApycHVJa
snd FHANCIS Iv. WACK. BCDU
i" u
m-nrottn wrnrNqgpj-
(EDFORD SPRINGS
ll'A.I 11UTK1.
.arse modern hotel In 3000 sere ..i.i.
1200 feet above sea level, rioioj,
ciiritlTe mineral waters. On Man,i,
IlUhway. Tennis, solf, swiiamu
dsncl-B, rldla. Bend for boeklet. oi
June IMth MAItflN MWKIi.M il
Botw wsm sfm-oj, fra-xih ccum.a
Ai!.r''"),!r"1.'rn n0'1 "1'h "ctllent t"bl.3
imn f...- VWu.jiVi,"J..c"?,V''" "? Altitude
ineisiaii..iL. . ,.::.;: -" -in
Will ""innln Open Tl ,'tlT V.ober
NUKRISTOWX. PA.
HAMILTON HOTEL. NorrUtnwn, Pa, WrlS
nppotnted suliurbnu iipt. houaeti beaitlls'l
res dentlal section! tmnxlcnt nnd tourliijl
r.cconi.i tinftirn. npts. Call Nnrrlatown llil
Ali.t-.l HIHIIB, PA.
HAslllMlltIN INN
Chicken and Watne Dinners
DAN1UL J. V00IUU;K3. Pro.
HCIIWI-'NKSVIM.l
PA.
Spring Mountain House
OPEN roil QUCSTS
S n. CltO.M. Hchwenksvllle. P.
1'KUKIO'IKN NN ideal mortem ,"" I
High livstlon. priv. Datn. boating, bitolex
nn s, ,r,n.,w nuuniiu ,, I'lsllCn.
WI-ST CHESTER. PA.
IDLEWILD FARM iust. ouJiw' '
weat Oiefter
Electric 'Icht, all ronvenlences. Prliste Uthi
for August Ready for miests. Adulta enlr. I
Phone 177. IIHS. THOMAS 3. MELWR.
West Chester. Pa.
LAKE PI.ACII. N. y.
ADIRONDACKS
Grand View Hotel
LAKE PLACID. N. Y.
Opens In Jnne. Extensively improved! fluid
electrical equipment; runnlnit water; erlrttt
DAinronma; eievnior; porcnes; aancins.
FURNISHED COTTAdES 10K KtT ',
All out-of-door Adirondack diversions. Ctr,
BI. II. MARSHAIX. Mrr.. Lake Placid. N.I.
VERMONT
VRHMONT KKKE HOOKS
"Vermont Motor Tours," "Oroen MonoUHt
of Vermont." "Hotel Dlreetory," "CotUlU
to Rent and for Sale." Writs
Vermont Publicity Iluroau. MontpelUr. Tt,
IJAlt HARMOR. MR.
I The Malvern-i
BAR HARBOR, MAINE
Opcnr June 30th
ERNEST O. Onon. atnnan'
Caro Hotel Wodstock
J 27 West 43a Street, New Tork
CANADA
Oct away to happlna as away to the ecrra-rajoat
.1,. M..I. f !. al-ln, Ivnf lln.knki I akM- Tlat
rlne socotsJ, sleep glaloi sire
. K ... ..Ill Ih hl. liatal
(oo4 roos, foir.aic.ann
rorin a llaed rata. Aicas-
""Mal ' " modjllonln Julr"Mr-
Bookl.t. Reisl Idsakska PX)..Lala Rauaas. Oskik
MARYLAND
Vacntlonlnv; tn the lllue indue itts.1 for t
scrlptlve bklt. & list of hotels A brdar. tmM
In lilue Ridge Mis. write: 3en. Pass.
Western Maryland Railway Baltimore,
f i t-i VfiirTlIll tnT
COOI, Sl'MMKIt CMSIATK, plenty ol
KOlf, every variety ot trout nnd W
mon lIshlrtB, Riid tlio most "onderru
nutural Hcenory on cnrtli, reacnea n
rnll. steamer or by 15.000 mllei
splendid highways, offer joii an lu
vacation In the Pncino Northwes , Oi
Kon. WiiHhlnBton and Rrlt ", "lu'ii Mi
Write for freo Illustrated nookl"
Herbert Cuthbcrt, I- C Smith BI.
Seattle, JWash. "
LONDON. i:N(!I.ANII .
tiiiii:i: f
AMOt'S I.ONIION linTK"fc
I. (Irund Hotel. Hotrl Mrlror"
VHtorlit Hotel
KTKAMSHII'S UjX'HJ-L-
HiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiMiniiiniiiiiiiHiiHiii"ii1''n""lj
THE POPUtAR POUTt
BOSTON
tv. fuHon St. PKr Jfi";
.SO P.M. Daily lasl. '"'
u n.rfiAd Una
(ally exc. Fun J.,F
N R Iloumonni ,
Nav isndes 1 lls
Oavllsht sv. Ta"
Ticket" M
1311 -11111 JV
Phe-I'i"'
sjeU. ERICSSON BOAT
YOU. lIAla-iiM""" ., ,,,
llclit-Bin jnit time)
-1III 111. U t ' " ai
from Hr -B'
ttnt. iiir, ...
Wenct inr i-iinipiiiri. .
ERICSSON LINE
.Cadafi
5 IHAI
t)K llAI-lbbui" ,
o:clnck 111 the niornlnB. dn"' nt
-, beBlnnlnB ThUrsday, June '"' Ttrt
.day, lliure'lay nncl P'. ''J'rlp M?
.OK lsAIriSIORIa
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