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letters to the Editor
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tke Sailor o the Evfn.nti Public Ledger:
' Sir Eg-Prttldent Taft la now president
M the Englsh-8peaklng Union, an organi
sation to promote good -will and brotherhood
among those who epeak our tongue. Eleven
reari ago h, aa President of thin English
speaking nation. reprimanded the present
Admiral 81m for declaring at a dinner of
naval officer In London that If the Drlttsh
.Empire was In peril thla country would give
4d to lu laat drop of blood
8lma were tho words of a sailor to
aUora In a gathering of men who knew the
ttt reachea of the sea and felt the brother
hood of their profession. It was th spon
taneoua utternncc of a heart which knew
to whom It spoke nnd readied the tlea
Which bound them all In a common loyalty
to race.
Now note the contrast with an earlier
txrurrence After Dewev had won the Rat
tl of Manila Day he round himself threat
ened by the bellicose attitude with the Ger
man admiral. A Tlrltleh admiral wus also
there, and what did he do when thl crisis
eame up! Did he wall to cable home for
Instructions? It Is a matter of history
that he assured Dowry that In ore of a
rupture with the Oertnans the American
fleet could depend upon his active assistance
to tba full power of his ahlpn.
Now here wae a pretty mess an admiral
offering to open Are on the vessels of n
friendly power In order to aid the forces
of a nation with which his country had no
alliance, no entente conllale Hut to Dewev
.It did not come as a eurprlw. Eery nival
Officer. American and lirltlsh. of the old
school had sensed the call of blood and race
and In the faraway paths of the sea they
felt themselves on a common minion with
common alma. They were brothers of the
Him treat family,
nn nf niir. for this hlirh-handd and
whn unauthorized action that far
transcended In srevlty anything that Sims
ever did the Ilrltlrh admiral waa recalled
and dismissed from the sen Ice. at least
ha waa sternly rebuked nnd warned? Nnth
tnv nf tv. anri It ther. ever wai h hint
r rilaennrnval from Downing Htrrrt, the
arorld neor heard of It. With Its In
AnllAli- VirnArir deeper and kindlier In
Ight Into iur,own truo relationship the
avM land bod no word of reproach for Its
Impetuous sen. V. A MOKIUS,
Philadelphia. June SO 1021
Employed Married Women
To tho Editor ot the fitcnlno PtiWle t.rdgrr-
Sir It would appear from tho letters of
Sour correspondents that they have rather
Warped Ideas concerning: the employment ol
married women Assuming that the mar
ried woman seeking employment has a hu
band capable of or an Income sufficient
to support her In comfort. I will try to
explain to your correspondents on this sub
ject why help of their kind should not b
employed.
When a married woman takes a position
she not only Interfere ulth her family
duties, but she Is also keeplna some one
Who haa no visible means of support from
raining: a livelihood What would be the
natural outcome of this nW! It means that
those who were kept from securlns a posi
tion in either thrown upon the mercies ot
charitable Imtltutlonn or are forced Into
performing: questionable acts, often ltadlns
te crimes aaalnst themselo nnd society
It means also that If they havo any off
spring, which very seldom hlppens, they
err srossly neirlectid and are left to itrow
up under the h supervision of disinterested
and Incompetent parties
I think that one who Is endowed with the
nuallflcatlons that one of your correspondents
mrdestly admits should be ln a seat In
the United Staten Senate I mlshl conclude
by asking this question. If thoso dear ladles
td not Intend to establish a hnm and fulfill
their obligations to nature nnd God as In
tended, then why did they not remain sin
gle? w ii jACons.
Philadelphia. Jun 20. 1D21.
The Old-Time Theatre
n the lr.ritlnr nt the Evenina 'ubtle I.fdaer.
Sir Are we never avaln to have the old
tlme theatre? Are we never again to see
the fine old stock companies with the most
capable of actora in standard plays? Are
we .never sealn to enjoy Shakespeare a
presented by actors with the caliber of a
Booth, Parrett or Irving? I long for plaa
of that chameter. and I am sure there
are many others. Thero ire certainly
enough lovers of the legitimate dram- to
support at least several companies a week
in a city the size of Philadelphia
W. L T
.Philadelphia June 20, 1021.
Poland's Trouble
fc the Editor of the Buenlno Public Ltdotr:
Sir If any on Is trying to find the rea
son for Poland's troubles, let me eay. Ar
ticle M of the Teace Treaty provides that
the result of the plebiscite shall be deter
mined by communes and that then there
Shall be a new boundary line drawn. In the
district principally affected by the recent
uprising that Is. the territory east of the
Oder both the majority of the population
and three-fourths of the communes declared
fnr Poland
Regarding the allegation that Poland haa
kn sffirresslie. or at leist tho ctuse of
ntmiint trouble In Certral Europe, may 1
bring to your notice the following remark
made at the annual luncheon of the American-Polish
Chamber of Commerce by John
Foster Dulles, formerly connected with the
Reparations Commission? Mr Dulles la
quoted In a New York paper of Miy 20
1021. In part, as follows-
"If Poland owes much to tho treaty It
Is also true that Poland ow?i to tho Treaty
of Versailles the fact tnat it
was created
without nxed Dounaane. i
doubt If the
Kingdom of Heaen Iti-lf
would be pence-
ful If It had been
bounded like Toland
L W r-MIIK'K
Philadelphia
June in 1921
For Bargain Freight Rates
To the Editor o the livening Public Ledger'
Sir W all have some mom-v to spend,
and wo are looking for bargilns Let the
railroad companies hae a "bargain day '
Reduce all freight rales BO per cent for
a, period of ninety days Business men
would realize that this low rate could not
continue. Dealers would stock up. espe
cially building material buyers consumers
af domestic coal, etc This would stlmulato
business If we get It started, we will keir
Ii moving Start sometninp ui s go
W L
MEAD
Philadelphia, June ID
1021
8eeka Advice on Career
To the Editor ol the Evening Publie L'dger;
t-irI recently became deply Interested
In your People a rorum roiumn ana n
secured much valuable advice from letters
printed therein In which subjects were die
cusred I want to use your column to ree
J I cannot gain a little help from soma of
our readers I nm a young mnn of twenty
and am attending the University of Penn
sylvania on evenings where I nm studying
for lh D. C 8, and C P A. derrs's I
am thinking of making a change and taking
m the study of medicine for the simple
reason that the accounting Held Is becoming
vercrowded.
furthermore, many Individual who go
to large universities get very much discour
aged after reading business school adver
tisement! which state "Learn accounting
In flvo months and prepare for a certified
public ocrountaney degree In one ear"
Why ahould one spend four years at a large
vnlvtrslly and four years of high school
work In order to be a certified public ac
countant. If these business schools can turn
Out one In a year?
Whit do your readers think about the
matter? Would they sdvlse my continuing
jny college course for a n. C. S and C. P
A. or do they suggest that I study to be
torn a doctor Instead? Is It true that there
are many doctors who can hardly earn a
living, and which of the above fields Is more
vercrowded? W L N
" Philadelphia June 29. 1021
, Makes Two Connection"
, !. WAltnr nt th. Evenlna PubHc Ledaev:
w-." i.J- .. .-. . . in. it
' Oir''niP II1J irciu utile in." ." v.i
, our attention to an article In your Satur
day evening edition, but I haven't had the
,i ttnip until now I don't luppose that our
rspotlsrs had anything to do with the ar
Uet, a It seemingly came from Washing
ton, but to let It pass without a wurd of
eomment Is mure than I can do
Tba article In quritlnn was In regard to
leek ot the hair of Mary Queen of Scots.
which some Washington woman mentioned
h her will. The latter part reads approx
imately as follows!
"Mary, the daughter of Henry VIII and
Catherine of Aragon,, was suspected by
(KlUabeth. tbe laughter of Henry and Anne
' "Unlevn. ot designs nn lh Prltlsh throne
lis. 4f
ht. wwvrii, un4Tii,nru (R(f ,v
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net, interest you. it
S kl &.iriiAtuTMe ten. a!.
WA&iSj ,'lthr;
syaftflntt dMqmu, juirnamsU.
letters to the Editor ahould b a
brief and to the point a poaslblo,
avoiding anything that would open
a denominational or sectarian dl
cuialon. No attention will be paid to anony
moud letters. Names and address
must be signed as an evldcnco of
(rood faith, although names will not
be printed If requeat Is made thai
the- be omitted
The publication of a lottcr Is not
to be taken aa an Indorsement of Ita
views by thla paper.
Communications will not be re
turned unless accompanied by post
age, nor will manuscript be saved.
"Illoody Man-." wno did happen to be Eliza
beth's half-sister, and who reigned on the
throne of England quite undisturbed until
her death whon she was succeeded by the
aforementioned Elisabeth,
Mary Stuart, as a matter of fact, was
Elljabnth'a first cousin, being the daughter
of James V of Scotland nnd Mary of Lor
raine Shn jvas also the great-granddaugh-tor
of Henry VI of England, which fact
caused her to claim the succession of lh
English throne orr Elizabeth, whom many
people called the Illegitimate child of Henry
VIII nnd Anne Holein on account of Henn'r
unsanctioned divorce from Catherine of Ar-
age n
A good many people may say particularly
In this iln of sncltllsm nnd Soviets. "Pooh
What'i the difference? Who ctns for those
old kings and ciurens? They're all dead,
nnjhow" But think this over about twice.
Huppoie some one snowed nu an article on
the front ptge of the London Times reading
something like this
"A book nf Toe'i Morle autographed by
the great composer hlmstlf waa among the
cfTectM of iin auction sale held by the
rttscnndints nf Washington Irving lntly
Washington lrlng. tho Brandon of tho
great George Washington, was well known
for his poems of the I'enns3lanla Dutch,"
etc.
What would jou think of n London paper
r hlrh showed such a lack nf iccurncy7
Another thing. Your "qulr column some
tlmo Bgi printed the nqulr "What Is a
glaive?" Tho answer was, "A Klnlo Is a
broadswrrd," whlrh Is correct In ono sense.
Hut the word "glale" used In this sense Is
the oldest most obacun nsme for a swora,
only found In ancient German armory var
iance The much wider and more iom
rrrlenslve meaning In that a glaive Is n
pole.nrm to be cl issrd with glsarme, hat
terd and parllzin
I don't pretend to be a pedtnt or a pro
foseor. I am nly a little over twenty-one
tut Engllth history and the science of arms
and armor are two of my best loved hobbles,
and 1 don't like 1o nee them misquoted
Thnt it my onl reason for my letter of de
tense. Ily the way, can ou tell m which df
Keata' poems these lines are an extract
from
"Our magic ensements opening on the foam
The fairy foam of dangerous seas, for
aye."
Breaking of accuracy, I ton't think those
nre nccurnte, but' I onlv heard them once
and have been looking for them over since
I hap no desire to hae a loer nf Keatc
correct me on my own ground i
STEVE I
Philadelphia, June 20 1021
The Keatw lines quoted are from his
' Ode to a Nightingale " The lines of the
verse are
"The self-same song that found a path
Through the aid heart of Ruth, when sick
for home,
She stood In tears amid the alien corn,
Tl.r earn that nfttlmes hith
Charm'd magic casements oienlng on the
foam
Of perilous seas. In faery lands for
lorn "
Questions Ansivcred
Where There Is Much Sunshine
To the Editor of the Evening Public Ledger.
Sir Will you pleaie tell mo how I can
r.nd cut the relative nmount nf sunshine of
the west coast of the United States? I am
tnlng to find a plate to llo where there
Is much sunshine during the )ear, but not u
great ctunge ot climate, no great heat and
severe cold that we have In this part "t the
country O It DENNISON
Philadelphia. June 29 1021
The most delightful climate tn the t'nlted
States Is to be found In California There
Is more sunshine there, In comparison with
the chonge of climate, than there Is In any j
other State In Southern Callfornln thf i
climatn may be said to reach perfection. At
Ben Diego the mean wlntr temperoture Is
B4 degrees, summer. OR. At Monterey th ,
difference between tho average temperature
of January and Jul Is 1 dgrees In the (
Inteitor and the Southwest there Is almost
continuous sunshine, although there Ii a
rainy period but It Is not continuous In
this section there Is a very high temperature
In the summer, but It la easily borne, and
sunstrokes never occur. Ever where the
n'ghte are cool, and the clearness of at
mesphere causes rapid radiation
Mate Apparel at Resort
7 o the Editor ol the Evening Public Ledgrr
Sir Will ou please be kind enough to
print In your People's Forum the correct at
tire to be worn by a young man In the
iteming, afternoon and evening while spend.
Ing a vacation In the mountains? Also
p'.eaoe state whether white flannels and
dark coat should bo worn In morning or
exenlng H S
PhlladrlphU. Juno 31. 1021
You should wear virtually the esme In the
morning and afternoon, nnd It would depend
whire iou would be as to evening attl
lou ere nt a fashionable hotel or bo
house you could wear white flannel trou
white stockings and shoes In the morning
nnrf afternoon and could dress for the ee.
ring In a dinner Jacket or a blue serre cut
away suit would be approprlatj You should
onl wear a dress suit on special dancing
occsslons Much liberty Is given every
where at mountain and r-enshoro summer re
scrts as to apparelj
Philadelphia's Great Blizzard
To the I'dttor ol the Evenina Public Ltdotr
Sir Pleaee tell mo whn the grett bill
iard occurred In Philadelphia' W L R
Philadelphia June 25, 1021
There have been so many of them that
we do not know which you refer to, but
thbse of rtcent nun were as follows On
March 12 18 nd H lftSfl a disastrous
billiard lilted the entire Eastern section
of the (.ountry In many parts the ground
was covered with snow to a depth of three
feet end more costing millions of dollars to
tho people, and the loss of a number of lives
The high winds and drifts accompanying
caused traffic to be paralyid for more
than n. week
On February 11 and 12. IR00 about
twenty Inches of snow fell causing great
dnmage and suffering among the people
It was accompanied by winds and Intense
cold On Christmas Day In 1000, and
that night snow fell to the depth of twenty
one Inches tying up street and car traffic
for nrii-ly a week
An Old Superstition
To the Editor ol thr F.venirg Public Lrdaer
3lr The old superstition Mr Carter
asks for about wrapping on wood bas been
handed down many generations It Is done
In memor of cnrist on tne cross Tn
wood should be hlgner than our head ami
we should imp three times ' In the name
of the Father, and the Son and the Holy
rihost ' It Is a beautiful Idea and I hope
It will last many more generations
Philadelphia, June 2B 1021 H W T
To Get the Tax
To IM Kdlfor 0 the Evening PubHc Ledger
,Sir If I buy 12.1 worth of taxable gondii
ind the seller demands II r tax Un I h
ftlppnsrd to piece that amount In stamps
on the artlcl purchased? Or Is there wm"
other way for the Oovernm'nt to get the
dollar' MHS W. L N
Philadelphia, June 28, 1021
Fome taxable articles are required to bear
lamps but others are not The only wsv
tl e Onvernment has of checking up on deal
ers whose goods do not require sumps Is to
audit their loka
j J) S'o residence Is required In New
York and New- Jersey to secure a marr!ug
license nor In this State and Marvland but
said license can be used the day of Its Is
sue, but In Delaware a residence of foul
days Is required
The Icpie-a rnnirn will appear
In the Evening ruhlle Ledger, and
in thr Hundav Public Ledger. Lei
discussing timely topics will tie prli
The People's Korum will appear dally
lifl mpn
Letters
orlnted
as well as requested poems, nnd qneatlons
Of general imrresi win nwwrrra.
GAS
Soldering Furnaeet
cJh'd Appliance
mvun 1naAtA.TJlLGOVn
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EVENING PUBLIC
Poems and Songs Desired
"Charlotte Russe," Etc.
To the Editor of the Emu I no Public Ledger:
Sir Can any one live me the poem called
"Charlotte Russe"? Also would you please
reprint the battle poem called "The Last
Fierce Charge"?
CHARLOTTE I AYRE3.
Delalr. N J.. June SO. 1021
We will print "Charlotlo Ilujse" If a
reader will send It In. We have mailed n
eepy of "Tho Last Fierce Charge." at It Is
too lonr to be printed In the People's
Pol urn.
"My Bible Is My Chart"
To the Editor ol the Evaninu PubHo Ltdotr:
Sir I noticed recently In your People's
forum a request for a very old poem l
have one verso that I remember hearing my
father repeat, and If I could I would 'Iko
so much to hav the reu of It 1 am tend
Ing the erte tlat I re-nembor,
'The Ulblo Is my chart,
Ily It the sets I know,
I cannot with It part.
Its rocks ami quicksands show.
It Is my chart and my compass, too,
Its needles point forever true."
D. L. HENDERSON,
Philadelphia. June 20, 1021.
"Quand Madelon"
To the Editor of the Evcnino Public Ledoerl
fclr I Inclose a copy of the words of
"Quard Madelon," which one of your read
ers asked for, I had some little difficulty
lr procuring this nnd I may have delayed
too long and some one else may tvive sent
i In STEVE.
Philadelphia. June 30. 1021
Tour le renos In plalslr du mllltalre
II est la baa. n deu pai la foret
Une mnlson, aux ours tout convcrta de
llcrre
"Aux Toulrroux c'rst le nom du cabaret
La ecrvante rBt Jcur.u et gentllte,
I,gere comm' un piplllon
iVmtne son ln son oell petllle
Nous l'uppolons la Madelon.
Nous en raenous la nult, nous y pensona le
Jour.
Ce n'est quo Mudelon mats pour nous c'ost
1 amour.
CHORUS
Qiand Madelon vlcnt nojs servtr a bolre,
Hous la tonnelle en frolo son Jupon,
E. chacLn lul raconte una hlstnlre
I no hlstoln, a ta facon.
La Madelon pour nous n'est pas severe
Quend on lul prend la tallle en le menton
Elle rlt, e'est tout I'enl qu'cll' salt falre
Mbdeton, Madelon. Madelonl
Clear Baby's Skin
With Cuticura
Soap and Talcum
Sesp,OlDtment,Ts1nm,Me everywhere Foriunplts
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WHITE LEGHORNS
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Good Chicks at Reduced Prices
Open 4ulv 4. 10 A, SI. to S P. SI.
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Superior bemuse they nre prepared
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f Porch Chain, $5.75
I Let Us Re-Seat
I Tear Old Perch Cfaalre
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MUTATIONAL CAMPS
MOUNT POCONO. PA.
INK THEtE CAMP l'OR IIIKIJI
Pn'ono Mts, I four hours from Philadelphia
'jA VVV tSbool Lana, rbUade'lsbla. Pa,
ElMDn
em
I -
f4!- ii i ' '3K
KpUv$
F.nrCATlONAT.
Tlptli Sexes
Aro You
Likely to Inherit Money
Any one who expects to Inherit
monoy ahould know how to Invest
It. A course In, Dullness Admin
istration at Pelrca School will glvs
a thorough knowledge ot stocks,
bonds nnd other securities, also,
a broader outlook and a firmer
knowledge of the world of busi
ness at It Is.
COURRKN OF BTCDV
Ruslness Administration (two yrs.)
Accounting (two years)
General Dullness (one year)
Secretarial (on to two years)
Salesmanship (one year)
Teacher Training (ono to two yrs.)
Stenographic (six to nine months)
Dor School Opens Kept, f)
Night Hchool Opens fjept. 10
lVrfle tor tlth Year Book
PEIRCE
SCHOOL
tS Business
Administration
Tho School You Have
A Itnnsim lfttnnt
P I'lne Mlreet Weal of llroad W
XVTAT CIIEBTKB. FA.
The Darlington Seminary, Ind.
Wett Chetter, Penniylvanik
SIXTY ACIIH B8TATB
tlat Year Opens September (1, 1MI
Junior School for young girls.
For Catalogue, address
Christine Y. lire. Principal. Hoi did
JF.NKIXTOWN. PA.
pKNNHTLVANIa.. JENKINTOWN. BO. 4S0
BEECHWOOD SCHOOL (Inc.)
For Young Women. A Cultural and Prac
tical School. Flta for any vocation. Prepara
tory; College Departments: Conservatory of
Music, Art. Oratory. Domestic Arts and
Pclsnces, Secretaryship, Gymnastics, Normal
Kindergarten, Swimming pool. Large new
gymnasium. M. H. Iteaser. Ph. D Pres
AXNT1LT.K. PA.
1,1-nANON VALLKY OOLLEOE Co-Ed
College. Academic, Jluslc, Oratory. College
rates, (1103 to Ml-'. Muslo rates, J372 to
1400. For catalog address: DIl. U. D.
liOSBAItn. Annrllle. Pr.
new vonn
000 PEOPLE
In every.
thousand recche bsniflt througl
Pinal odjuitment given by competent
Illll liiun ir vmniirilAUTIU
The public Is rapidly recognising the value
ef this method ot drugless dealing, and will
require an increasing numur oi practition
ers. Band for llteraturo explaining tbe
rnitrita-
SEW YORK COLIHO): or ciiiropraotic
liepi, r. o . ,n nr.. nrw vorg. ft, r.
IIISOHAMTOS. N. T.
Tnr IHSOHAJITON TRA1N1SO HCIIOOI,
An Ideal prlv. home-school for nervous, back
ward 4 mental defectives, No age limit. Phy
sical Culture, Manual training A all branches.
upen yr. srmmi, ';i.":l'o per mm. a up
MR. and SIRS AUGUST A HOLDT. Suot
ninahsmtnn New York.
I 14
Fatrvlsw Ava
Young STer nnd
Hoys
Bellefontc Academy ,oing 'me'n. 'n
sno up. iioin year. Am. neia a gm. Mod.
rates
lleadr
ates Catalog. JAMES P. 1IUOI1E.H. A
lasler.
liens:
lefnnte. Tn.
MI'.IK KKHIIfRO. PA.
The Mercersburg Academy
FOR BOYS Merccrsburg, Pa.
Pend for cataloguo to
WM. MANS IRVINi:. Ph. ., I,L. II.
Hradmiistrr, llox 120
nuoKor. HcnotiL. pa.
OLU1KIK BtllDDL Country School ror Iloyi
and Olrls. Bspnrate dormitories. Courses
broad and thorough. Student studies under
supervision of principal. Graduates succeed
b college. Special courses. Athletics, gym
nasium, pool. 22T wooded acres and open
Kuntry on Neshamlny Creek. Endowed.
ites mndernte. Catalog,
CKonnrj a. waltos. a. m
llox 2H1. (lenrye School. Ta.
CHKMTER. TA.
Pcnntylvania Military College
Degrees In Civil Engineering. Chemistry,
and Commerce and Finance. Preparatory
Division and Junior School. President
Harding says "If I had ten boyg I would
send every one to Chester.''
COLONEL CHARLLR E. HYATT
llox -22. Chester. Pa.
AI.I.nSTOWN. PA,
Allentown Preparatory School
Prepares for colics; or technical school
Small classes: Individual Instruction. Also
A0,mm!f.c!a!. cour, Student government.
All attiletlcs. Splendid modern buildings.
Large campus and gymnasium. Special care
ICLp.X2V"fTer hnv"- "ate inno Cata og
IRWIN M. HHALTF.lt. A. M,. Hea.lnwMer
NAZAmmi PA.
NAZARETH HALL MILITARY ACADEMY
llox 00. NuEoreth. Pn rounded 1743
Preparatory A Duslness Courses. Sr., Inter
mediate and Jr. Depta Ath'etlcs Military
life. Hey. A. P. Ttiaeler. D p.. Prlnclnsl
IIETIILEHEM. P.t.
Bethlehem Preparatory School
Trerarea for leading collogee Extensive
grounds. Junior hchool. John II. Tuggey!
M. A., nendmiister. Uethleliem. Vn. ukK'y'
REAIMMJ. PA
SehDylklll Sm.. lteadlng'a Jr. Col.. Reading,
Pa. Prep. & Jr. College courses. Certl
flcates accepted by colleges & universities.
New athletic field, dining hall & admlnl.tr'n
tulldlng. Year M70 Year opens Sent II
WAnnr-N r. teel. a.m. d.d.. p,m.
WAYNE PA.
ST. LUKE'S Hl'llonr.
Mp-yne (Main Line P. It. R.), i.
rharlea Henry Htrout. A. M., llVadnmlr
nORDENTOU N. N. J.
Bordentown Military Institute
Thorough preparation for college or buslnrus
Efflclent. faculty small classea. Individual
Ullfmiwii ."." :,,,"" B7ln V'Akr
for catg . anaress uoi to Landon Drawer
r-i!2. Ilordentown,
rin & Comnwndani
ronT deposit, un.
TOME SCHOOL
National Hoarding Sihool for llor
RATE 1000 '
Murray Penbodi Ilrusli. ph ., Director
Port Deposit. Md. ",rfeur
tVAHIllNOTON. II c'
TK vSSnaTW"
'' VT OAMnlE. DF " f gSSJ-i
111 C Street N, W . Wathlngton. n c.
WAYNEHnonn. w .
FIH1IHCRNE MILITARY HCHOOL
Pr .oares for universities and businisa nr-
Viar N.J- tiThrSr&S?
Diploma admits to all colleges Ilito fjo
Pprtng encampment near famous caverns i,
r.roitoes for nil Sludnls ("atalomje
MAJOR MORCIAN II. !irDOIVhP,ln
Rox 414. ip-nr.lvoro. v..
HTAUNTON. v.
Staunton Military Academy
largest privaie Acaaemy n the E.t
Prepares for Universities. Oovernmsnt
Academies or nuslness I3T5.0OO barracks.
Rates $'100 Send for catalog e
Col. Thou. II. Russell, R. H,, rresMfnt
Rox L. Staunton IKlnle Stntlnn). V,"
RLArKHTONE VA.
RLACK8TONE MIMTUtV ACADEMY
Rlackstnne, Virginia
Dspt.. Military Academic Commercial
p-or catalog and Information, address
f COL. K. H. I.mox. President
DAYTON VA
Chatham Training School
CHATHAil VA. RATEB MM
"MAKING MEN NOT MONEY"
Bend for Cstslogu.
Young 11 omen nnd fllrls
DEVON PA
DKION MANOR
In Valley Korge region lfl miles from Phlla
College Prep
L 'MRS. lANODON CAhKIN. ITlnclpal
llox IIP. Devon. p, " '
L1TITZ. PA,
LINDEN HALL SEMINARY
A girls' school .Hue 1740 Academic College
fr.psraton A Special Courses Separate Jr
Dent Omnaslum, Secretarial rat.ioi
ii". F. W. Btemcci. Prin . llox 10.1, Lltfi"p
' H'TllKItVII.LK. .VhTT " '
MARYLAN1, COLLEOOIt ,1 OMEN
An Ideal college In slje, equipment, location
snd courses of study The faculty is large
and able. Two and four ear rourses for
Ygh school graduates, Courres In music,
,lpe organ, domestlo science and arts
school of expression, art and elocution,
Qiareea conferred Cata'ng. Hos X.
WAUHlNfi
N, . O.
UHLY C1KIHS ACAD1
ly.Wusblngtea, D,C.
urenooung me I
otionai vautat
Courses, For cata
sjtsndar
MWj
ii! Aro You "1
L.ujUVrt.U.a.
KDuCATinNAL
notli Sexes
Banks Business College
Students and "Teachers ihould lake advan
tage of tho advance Intensive training
offered, by our Special Bummer Classes Day
School, Night School. 1300 Walnut Street.
LEARN LANGUAGES
at BERLITZ SCHOOL
1511 CHESTNtJr 8TnEF.T
nEDUPKn flOMMT.B UATF.H
siisi.MF.tt nrcgortTO
DKUttVAHK tVATKK OAP. PA.
KITTATINNY T,lJ?4sIJSg?HV,s
DELWAIXK tVATER OAT, TA.
Leading Hotel of Tkfs Famous Ileglnn
Cap, 800. Open to Dec. Every mod. ap
pointment. High altitude. Magnificent
scenery. Oolf. Tennli, Saddle Horses,
Canoeing, Hath.. Fish,, dly. conrerta and
dances, exceptional cuisine. Amer. pl.i
also a ta carta grill, (lar. Hk't., road
maps A terms mailed. John Purdy Cope.
Rpenfeioh Water dap's new fireproof hotel.
nciuiciBu Uath neh TOIi noof Bftr(1,ni
Oolf course Iter, sur'nd'gs. It. B. Foley. Mgr.
B.MHkft U
Del. Water (Jstv
lltli
,w" l Tr eneon.
L. MAItHH,
THR ItJItKL IllDllK. Del. Water asp. Pa.
Home table A produce. Mrs. W. Bhellsnoerger
NOUTII DEIwWABn WATER CIAP. PA.
Cataract Hou 5 ".0.
all Indoor and outdoor sports,
garage, rate
reseorabte Itonklet. A.
Wtnesard A Ban.
EAST HTnOUDHnUItq, PA.
Mapleliurat Inn, US. Btroudsburg.
Pa, 17th Mason: supplies from own
fsrmi apacloug verandas, large
lawn, plsnty shads; most delightful
place: capacity 200: parage, llooklet.
srage. hooki
DAOH. Prop.
Ulltl. M. A
Turn Villa 0n "o'kin rike.
gooil cooking. Homelike. t'HAS.
Ilnnia
rates.
Sni.I.KR
.MAK8HALL FAI.I.H HOUSE
Table Supplied from Own Farm. Ilenntlfnl
Scenery on llusliklll Pike. Nermnn Hoffman
SIOI1NT POCO.NO. PA.
Mount Pleasant House
Mount Pocono, Pcnna.
OPEN UNTIL NOVLMIIKlt
The Finest Resort Hotel in
Northeastern Pennsylvania
103 rooms, 24 en suite with private
bath. Hell service; gas, orchestra, danc
ing and nil outdoor sports
FREE GARAGE
Accommodations far to cars Charm
ing walks, good roads, magnificent
views. Unique In quality uf food, cook
ing and service.
For lllustrnted literature, room plan,
auto map and rotes address
W. A. & H. M. LEECH
POrONO Mountain House
I JAJVJ Elevation About 1800
jrany Improvements: capacity, 200: forty
four years' owrnershlp management; Indoor
nnd outdoor amusemnts: music, llooklet,
E. L. HOOKER, Jr., Manager
Pnrnhnse.et Hotel Moasrn, good table.
roconassei noici QXwii to aoa
natrs on application. It. It. Ami: I..
GLEN GARIFF New moa- throughout.
ULLlt untrr prlv ptrk amuie. K.
den products Itklt. Oeorge J, Armotrong
Hawthorne Inn
Ni,n-housekeeplng cot-
tsrea to r,nt In ran.
nctlnn with Inn
booklet. L M nKNGf.Kn.
TTio Ontwoorl Pn al1 ' Accom.
Excel table. Bklt. C. L. A B V. ARTMAN
TL, risirmnnf Itome Cooking. Modern,
Ihc ciairmont clKtrle UthXt, Rn(;
moderate. HnoKin. u. I wmitii
ULKNOUD IIOUH1C. Mount Pocono. I'll.
Modern, lino table, homelike, children
we'eome Ace .10 llklt. MISS CIIAMIIKHS
PAinViniV INN. Jit. Pneono. Pa Auto
tourist hdrgra; good tab'e: pleasant aur-
rnund'nss llklt. on rouet O. I Megnrgel.
cnr.Hco. pa.
IlllEWKIl COTTAfli: Suited to quiet, re
fined people: near Duck Hill Quakor Settle
inent JOHN I. nr.NHY Crsoo. Pa .
T1IK OLD INN. PARADISE VALLEY.
Cnr.HCO, PA. Trout fishing preserve
stream, bathing, tennis. Dklet. O. A. StaptI
CLIFF vfF.VV IIOUHK Fop a real viT.-otlon
and good things to at. CIIAS, I,. Kot.n
CANADENSIS
The Mountainside ,n ?'"' MJ'n.
mi. Aiiuumuu.d.xw conventi- e0mf(,rt.
able nates reasonable, Bklt. Wm Long. Mgr.
MOl'NTAIN HnlK. PA.
MONOMONOCK INN
Comfort without eTtrnvagance: amid not
surroundings. New and entirely mod house.
Pree garage, llklt. It. E ORISSINOKK.
TOIIYHANNA. PA.
ri.:,l,.. Hems Uoatlng, bathing A flea.
vwi.uvfm ..uu.w ,ni. n,hel n poconos.
Apply for rates
Mrs.
L. Chichester.
PES MAR. TA.
rir-nnrl View Hotel HBhest point
urana view nureu ,. . .
in
lous
porches I.arce lawn, MRS. I. N. PRICK.
ovtI AIRF Refined, comfortable, modem
DVS11-siiyi-, ani homfln,e, Hree rnoms:
sparlous porches, excellent cuisine. Special
rate for llino Hnoklet. Mrs. 11. F DIEHL.
Hill Crest Cottage
3 mln. walk from
the Park. Mnd
rales Mrs nolllngor A Sirs
nklns. Props
3en Rock Hotel '-"fa""1 most up-to-.
en not-a lcl dats hotel In tne Illus
Ridge Mts. R O, Drbrlck. owner A mgr.
nornuNo cjap, pa.
3 r- "
DOL'IILINO CAP. NEAYVILLE, PA.
DOUBLING GAP
White Sulphur SnrlngH Hotel
An Ideal mountain, health and
plenauro resort, amusements, danc
ing, tennis, boating. Moderate rates
Elevation 000 feet. llooklet on re
queat, New- msnagemont.
MOSER . PRICE
EAt.I.ES MERE. PA,
HOTEL ALLEGHENY. Completely ren
oated: under new- mat. Rates 13 50 ft up.
LAANNA. TIKE CO.. PA.
REECHNCT COTTU.E. In the Pocono Ma ,
home cooking iaii f 14 per wlc up Oeo
It. Parsons Always cool and dellaitufl.
C.RATElt.sroitD. PA.
Stop at Gratersford Hotel
Auto partlis. etc ricelve special atten
tion ut Ocne's Chliken Dinners dally,
Wrlto or phone for reservations. Oa
rage at Hotel
EUGENE R. GLOCKER
Ph.. Collrgetlltc 10-H-2 Gratersford. I'n,
Evergreen
UcvAtlng, bathing, Oshlng
L r bhallcroes. ilratersford
rRVEItSVll.I.E, PA.
The Highland i'ushtfuuy mtuated on
ne ijiKiiittiiu 8outh ifoumalni
Overlook'ng the femous Lebanon Vulley. The
laeai piace -u spend your vacation or weeK
snd.
nates mooarate write ror
booklet.
J. HOWARD KRIE3.
President.
HiUairlf. Ueautlful Scenery. Prlv. IJatbs.
nnisiuc Mn nK). mo4 Ka(h oerhart
DEVON. PA.
WYNBURNE INN
On Main Line
Kanmlallv A.
slrable for business men with families
Rooms with bath at reasonable rates
Dancing Laiga grounds. Wide veranda.
ioni. tlerwvn 830 W
lll'ENA VISTA HI'ltlNOB I'V
c America'
Ingm
H!Ztt&!
UUIt HlUCt MOUNTAINS
trey yijt spiinqs. frmxiin eounn, p.
A slrletly raoHtm hots with eiMllent tsbl. and
'' .'w'J"i,T"JAb,"f '"' m Altitude
S!f. KpUnald road. golf, tennli, etc
Will Itimtnlii Open Until October.
JOHN J.OinnONS. Mannger. .
Ml. GRETNA. PA.
Hotel Conewago uJgfg
NUKRIb'lOlVN. PA.
UAMILION 11(1 ILL. NurrUtiiwn, P, Well,
appolnled suburban apt. housrsi beautiful
residential sectloni trunslent uud tourists'
aetuni.i iinfnrii, ants. Call Nirrrlstown IM,
VALLLt fOttl.E. PA.
IVAMUINOTON INN
Chicken and WaiHe Dli.nsrs
DANIEL J. VOOItHEBa Proo.
HCIHVENHMVILLi:. PA,
Spring Mountain House
pl'KS FOR aUlJSTS
B. R. tiltTl.M. Balivve
;hu.i. HoiiwenKsvn e.
Pa.
I'EKHIIIUKN IHH Idtal mOAarvi
INN Mil
High location, prlv. bath, boating, bathing.
." tn tfce Alp.
53&??rM7??Cr
nttannuMUJi
fCJU'9 v
I II MI'MIIM W sT " a' -fc
PtiMMEn nr.nnnrp
ATl.XSIIf htv. v. J.
Qlljr
WITH ITS SPACIOUS EXCHANGES ANttOPEN AIR PLAZA'
IS PARTICULARLY ATTKAUT1Y1S UUltinu
ATLANTIC CITY'S
FAMOUS SUMMER SEASOJM
June to October, Inclusive
Exqulslta musle a feature. Horseback Riding. Oolf (2 Championship Course.)
Kolllni Chairs, Piers, Theatres. Movlea. and countless other amusements.
OWNERSHIP MANAGEMENT
JOHIAII WHITK SN COMl'ANy
Tho supremo charm of distinguished social life at tho seaside it
nssurcu in i.iiu
RITZ-CARLTON
ATLANTIC CITY
NOW OPEN
Single Rooms With Bath, ?6 Up. Double Rooms With Bath, $10 Up.
Reservations Direct, or Thru
RITZ-CARLTON, New York
ALBERT KELLER GUSTAVE TOTT.
Managing Director Resident Manager
PLANADE
Whole Blook on Ocean Front
Coolest location In Atlantic City.
Ideal family hotel In Chelsea Section.
Cepaelty Flva Hundred
rwmOThl Ulrsctlea
Dossier. W. F. SRAV7 1
Km York Ate., near llrncli
in.w.m tiinn 1ft un dally: European ft' ito
daW. dpeclal weekly rates. jWrll;. Mealg
that will please.
WM. DROOkJIl. Prop.
tPrus
ATLANTICCrTY.N.J.
Directly on the Ocean Front
An American-plan hotel ot dlatlnctloa
CAPACITY 000,
OARAOB
Tfalter J. Butt
llrlrk. Kleel A Stone Construction
l"mTA0rTCO So. Carolina Avo nr.
JrKlINUll.i3i3 beach. Ilathlng from
house A prlv. batn
houses with direct Iloardwnlk entrance
L-i...ir.r Ttnnnlnir watr In rooms. Prlv.
f-c -""; --- --1'.. , k ..- ..i,i tii.1.
IB lu up my., en.uu uh n.. "."."I'
Htm auio ronu iiiR; .....-
Paul C, nooecrans, Owner and
THE HOTEL WITH A NEW HOME IDEA
NEW HOLLAND
-(LEAN'I.INErlS-BHRVICU COl'IlTEM
New Y'ork ie. near Uench. Central, con
enlent to all attractions Cap. 230. Amer
ican plnn. Large, sunny rooms. Lxrellont
ulslno, homi' cooking. Completely renovated.
New ownershlp-mgt C II. WOOD, Jr. Mgr.
Let TJa Make Yon Feel nt Home Id the
"City of Robust Health"
HOTEL MORTON
Ocean End Virginia Aro. Capacity 300
Elevator, Private latin, etc. Always Open.
EZRA C. HELL & PAUL M. COPE, Props.
B
orfon
European PlahOxtt
En van VoorliGes
THE WAYNE-LEONARD
ISO B. Maryland Ave.. Atlantic City. N. J.
One-half block to Boardwalk. Large single
and douhlo rooms with or without private
bath. Hot and cold running water in every
room. Hindu beds. Table under supervision
& experience! dlntltlan . Telephone tona-J.
inriMttsfErsr
NINETEENTH SEASON
Cor
Missouri and Paclflo Aves.,
13
day up. 11" week up. Amcr, plan.
Running water. Electric lighted
igniea.
McMICIIABL.
SCHROEDER S.
THE CALVERT
VIRGINIA AVE. NRAR DEACn
Central to plrre A amusements. Homelike A
attractive. Rooms wltti running water: prl
ate baths, tnbls unexcelled, Amer. A Huron
plan. Modejate rates. Oeo. Prltchard.
THE IDEAC!MILYHOTEl
RLINGTON
rvssss
CAN Avr. NFAFfBCACH
Location nocurate Kataa
NEST TOOO. fieo'iimur
. MALAMUTS
HOTEL B1LTM0RE
ATL.VNT1C CITY, N. J.
00 HEA-WATEK RATII8
G'V&&TGt
on Boardwalk, at Montpeller Ave. Suites with
osVtaS. ivujiiiing wit.r s.u rooms, jsievator
bpec. July A Aug. rates. H. M. REEVES
&thteij&mvz:y
New York .ive , nr. Heath. Newly furnished
mill redecorated Offering excellent accom
modations, with home cooking, nt nduced
rates J. iiiukak
SENATOR fireproof. First hotel rrom
a-iir&ax& ii..,ii- j .,,.. .,
on Virginia Ave. The new kind of hotel.
Newly furnl"id and overythlng arranged
for your comfort. Let us send you booklet
and ratos.
Kentucky Ave. near Deaci. Running water
t water
Special
JRPllf
in evorx room, xiavnint. privileges. IjE
weeaiy raies uwner r,igr. t;. a. mui
Virginia ave., 3d hotel from Reach. Private
rat In; run water: elevator. American plan.
AM ELL1B. Owner. N. J. COLUNB Usr.
72btel XcfjrojTtet
St Charleu Tlaee and Reach Fresh and snv
wat'r baths, running water, elevator. j ocean
view rms, , mod, rates Coach at trains.
A E WAONER Prop W R LAYTON Mgr
NEW READING " "' av,? . oi-
,., . erate rates Central to
attractions Elevator Ilathlng from hotel
Hungarian cuisine Dietary laws otuerved
HOFFMAN A 8ILRER.
GODWIN
1510 Tacinc
av : all newly renovnted: aisa.
1 shts. prlv untnsi Kuron. pan: rates un
reuuost. MRS. ELlZAHElif doDWIN, Prop.
ba.'ns' Lurou. plan: rata, on
THE AMIIAHHADOR HOTEL
ATLANTIC CITY MODERATE RATES
On the "Uoardwalk ' a view of tlm uce.m
from vour window Surf bathing, golf danc
ing afternoon nnd evening, Write for bltlt
THE AMIUbHAItOR HOTEL
ATLANTIC CITY MODERATE RATES
On tho "Uoardwalk" n view of tho ocean
from our window. Surf bathing, golf dnc"
Ing nfternoon nnd evening Write for bklt
TABOR INN v,!ll:,ul.,'""ncF"':u'avu.
rtuvr.i jul mcutiou large airy
rooms. Ilathlng from tiotel. luu, ,asuo.
inodsrnla rst.s J P. A A M. DUNN.
Allautlo City's Must Amiable Uesteas
THE TRYON
ll'AVE'rlTK'MATliEV
h. (.'urollna A in Leucli Amer 4 l.uiun
Hume uioklng llensonable A SINDUuitu
THE DUDLEY r.V8".
runiiis running water, private baths, ciililii.
homelike. Li It. Ptil.UM' l
THE INN lU4 So' Sovereign Ave Hall
inc. imi 1)nck fom ,MwlIc 0wa1""
rooms Ulile the vi lute inoderui
QUISTANIA
Vliglniu uve. Cen.
Luron ulan t u..,.
airy rnnnn
Kensnnah'e rato I,. Qiiiifr'
CedarhurilBVM.SirA;;i.,nr.,,..rt
prlv. Run, vv at-. iNew mgt, A. O'Donnell.
Hotel Bobc
rates. Pnone
JCl """'ucKy Ave. Return.
-A. MARION
ffl-F
GARDEN INN
batns
street guioo
Phone 4nl4,
Proprietor,
T rt. Attrarmvely furnisiied roums.'' hi" I Bt
400" llghtf innovations. Near hesT'S! fe. aiZ-TTT
iMBsMaBSifAM 'jftaaiiiA:, i ,. ..:I,J,. If-w ..! ,u .
nr
UPrfMHtt Br.S0rtTH
i
ATLAXTHl CITY.
aTlborougbBIcnbciin,
LEXINGTON
I CUE ATEST MODERATE RATE HOTEL, CAP Ml
I Fselflc tc Arkansas Aves. Block f rem Million rwC I
11 r vid Kw AoiDeratnt Frk. Orrhttr. du.
Ia itaJwaaA UAeaA mk1a ak i. .
inn. inai" u'i. I uiiuiii;
PrlnU Hatha, ranalfi wUr In rramt.ti
ift porthra, fltctrie lift-hta. Btth Rohm fW
r Hathrra on grounda. Ararieu rian. UUga
WDBtft
Surf Hi
dUy; $1TM up'wtcklr, Eotomui nn, flMos
diflr. ftrrproof Grr Ii 00 rTien Km
HCTmjiaursfu rr an tn f
WUTIJ
NONTICELLO
"THE BOUSE OF HOSPITJaiTT"
Kaataaky At., cIom to Beach and S.m, fUe
hot tad aol4 mnnlog waUr In rtoai) printa
bilhti Ivrator from treat la!, on laotr ttn
rrottiUnl aad Cathalla Churthi ccllnl
Ublt; 130,000 pal oa IntarUr iMprsTrowiu,
Jacorallontaadfarniihtngi, Orchattra, Jaodag.
Oatblng from hottl. Anerleaa plan $17.10 u
waaklri $3.00 up dailrf Eurapaaa 11.10 tin diilt.
For booklata aad olhar Informadea nit
paoa idii
FFTTFR A nOtXTNCHII.
OvrtiT A MlHittn
WELISBOM
KENTUCKY AVENUE NEAR BEACH
Ceroer house! open snrroundtarsi ctntn of all inn
.1... mnii PUra. llunnlnir water In reemilDririt. biua
Uslhlng erlrtleges from hotel, with free use ef ilxwg
buths snd prlrsi bath houses, tleetrldtr taroefh
Kleester to strest. Tsble un.lcelled 10 op osJj)
in 60 up weekly, American .plan. Mu.le. Dinehji
Garage. Thone hi-1. Booklet. Osraenhlp PlrKtkc
KALPU MLCKLKT
CB.K1M
IROQUOIS
Rntmi rAKnnvA Avr tnuii nvirn
1(0 rooms and baths. Cuisine and terries
Jii excelled. A. H. CREMONA. Otn. Uir.,
I' irmerly with Traymoro and Gtn. llrr, 4
Amoassaaor.
J Tl. RARATTA. Ast't
Nur Rrarltr Hmun IT 8a. Arkusu.
' Near Reach iM
ltrauing ata, Amer. i. i.urop, epeci. Euron
pian rate, si oav: so wk. uwn aranagemtnt.
CfSSP
Tennessee live, a IMata
winning water all ret
il.BO & 12 up dly..
sped, wktv. J.
iiniiiingi anowrr. can
J. 4071
itrti.
Thr Wntlrin South Carolina ave nui
inC VVaiKinS ,..... RnrvMinhnl
service. Moderate rates. I n, Arnold Ownir
Cerlarhunt u B- " Jersey Av., nr. Descb.
prlv. Run, water. New mat. A. O'DonmlL
ocean crrv. N. J.
niei
laEH
CAPACITY 600
Ocean Cltj-'s Largest and Best
Appointed UoteL
Central location; bpocIous plozzaai
twin UevRtoru; eervlca and cuUlna
atrlctly first class. Booms single or
en hulto with or without bath.
Now t)pen
Special July Rates
J. Howard Slocum, Lessee-Manage!
Former Manager The Greenbrier
White Bnlphnr bprings, W. a.
K'l'tT
BOAIOTWrUiv
liU5' Mvi
iolUrioVTittil-HiwMinsjeaal
Rest locations bath bousea for fV''
Fine tame! reserve promptly: i'""
neeltly. Moderate dining rate
non-housekeeping resldenta In Ocean
city.
Booklet,
F.
V. YATM
THE BREAKERS
OCEAN CITY, N. J.
Only Boardwalk Hotel
K. A. Young, Mir.
Prompt Information
MotoSo lE I
i uiaUl nun uceuu City a leuuing uoiU
appolnunent and service.
HI'LCMAL. JULY RATES
J. HOWARD sLOCUM, Lessee-MaDtO
I'unner Manager l.io uieenuricr
White bulphur Hnrlnts, W. .
THE ARLINGTON
llnriar Ne
Manaxcmcal
tH-in-18 M'rsley
Ai,nnn
hnediil rates over the Fourth of July
MAYBERRY
Now Open.
Bamo Ml'I.
24th BW
Amer, n1
riARAH E
M'AYRERRY.
!Si
Hinrlrivnn 1101 Asbury Av. Uoard'f
enuerson wk nr n,;, itTH nenderwj
WVnMINfl T24 Ocuan Ave. Near be
TRAYMORE 0o.wSl.,: Stng
The Imperial
Now
June.
Open. Bpeo. rf'JJ
CVU. WILLIAMj
Scarborough
720 Ocean Ave. eej
t-ch. D. B. McALLISlH
TV.f Sfrnnrl Wesley av. at Oth I n,S
i nc oirana MnB johNHon ronel
ILLINOIS ON THE rlTRAND j
fl in., jb .,(. tr miohni,r. owner ran
wf.
north wiunvoon. K. J. .
THE ALLAIRE
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nriii.-Mi i.iiivi. iiu.ii.iii f. j. "H.;"". rrn
front Capnclty 200 MAUD C. IIOI-S
nl L.l:il! lBlh ave.
fsmiir ",;
IVIUCiuca rnnM,u rB,; Mri8
MU
AVON, N. J.
MH . .v--kk ... ivnv Dl
MKAIJ-UKU UN1N THKSKA,
Under new man'g't. Table A ser of tbi
One blk. from bch.. danc. A tennis. Mg
porches faring the ocean. H W.TavlorPry.
STOVE IIARHQR. N. J.
Olir.iyiUli ll,V.ri lllllbu,,!!
4th ot July Hueilal. Hut. to Men., M-v
L. tl. HEItlN
AVAl.QN.N. .1
The Princeton
Excellent tablet running watsr!rnojresjj
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