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EYENTNO PXJBLIO EEDGERPHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1921
25
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1
gossip of
the street
rrs netten, of the New Yerk Stock
Exchange .'ntitherlties In causing the
removal of' the wires of n number of
JieusM, net members of the hteck Ex
clmnee, was net unexpected, nor did it
cause mticn 01 a but. i ..v....-..,,
the netlen had, for a lone time, been ex
Ticctcd, nslfwnB Bcnernliy known that
the operations of these houses were
enen te considerable criticism and lmd
bren clvliifi no end of annoyance te the
lieili.es Heming incmin-rj.iiili .... i... .
change. The .Stock Exelmnse nutherltlcH
ICH
were t
r.ctten.
werf my ,y y' . ""'"";... ,. ,,'",
... .. 1 1... ....! I.. . If, M
p.riinn. 111 iuui i.,..-. -,-,-. -. ,
tn ruiir rimini' uim.i mtnki ..
already been given te permit a number-.
f mi "tUdt house in order," either
local
association,
withheld-
i. .!.. .,,,,. nf the irniiHBresNeris. yet.
i wg i" "";.' ",;,, "if ".!,. i,niilil
Ajrem u pubic ten. point th rtieuld
fliavc wn!1'1"1, '" . : i "..''..;
tne emcrn.s 't; T" ,",...,, ,
the public .and the honest dealings et a
brektr.
r lie uill.) r.m.ij - .....--
Violators Should Ite Exposed
f the violations by any house or
brokers arc (serious cneugn ie iinpusu
the penalty, et a wium ,, ,
ticker service, the puells should be ac
uualated with the identity of such a
concern as a safeguard aguin-t innocent
less This is emphasized in the follow
ing 'statement given out by the presi
dent of the, Stock Hxchnngb :
"la September the nearu of Oever
,, nf thn New Yerk Stock Hxclmnge
i -l 4.n!n ! nmi trit't t irw In flin
JOamCU pi a " ." ''"'"' ;".".." I
r mcXcwir coeiens oreel j
1L hntises. The Heard of Gov-
erners called thete Irregularities te the
CrJIUlP v...v . r.
attent en of the memucrs ei roe ex-
rliaiute doing a wire business nnd neti-
... .i... n,,. .ni,i i. h,.ld rtiinnMlhl
'?.l w-nnduct et the houses connected
by wire witti tueir unices aim iinu any
further failure en the part of such
houses te eiisurvc the standards of busl
ni'Ss renuuet reiiiireu u.v uiu rxrnuiiKi'
R-euld cauBC the immediate vcnievnl of
the nieinbers of the house se effendini;.
Tlie result of leperts of ai'eeuntants cm -
pleyed by the exchange has caused the I
removal of the wires of a number of
houses. I'.'uch of these houses has re-
ported trrtii'ncllens te its customers ,
at prices different from the actual prices) !
at which Mich trnmaetlnns tool? place.
. . .... i .... ... .. i. ........
te their own prelit and te the injury uf
their customers.
"ThcflleArd of Governors' will con
tinue their ixominntien of the bu.siiiehu
methods of lien -member houses bavins
wires or tickers, and in ever eae where
it Is discovered that e heus- is guilty of
pnarMtniitirtu lit tlm ri tM d 1 1 , I- if it Itiiui-
.,.. ,..iMJ M,i t...irnu ...til , i?..
i .1103, ut3 mil utiiwui tin. nuuiuiuiiij'
be removed. "
A Year Age and New .
Drawing comparisons with the widely
Ichaajcd state of affairs marhetwise at!
Itae moment and these exlstltii; twelve
Imentli!" aze one of the liuw wire houses ,
cf New Yerk tent out the follewin;; yes-
terilnv. which cornea near hittiii" tin. ,
nail en the head : I
"One year age today the bpeciali.-t.", I
in agony, were having a Held day. I
Credit was beiiiB curtailed te force
liquidation and lullatlen iu every line of
business. Helders of hccuritfes were
I throwing them ocrbeurd regardless of
consequence, but with one idea in mind,
te get rid of tin-in nnd establish a less
against their returns of u few weeks,
fcubscqticnt.
"Today there Is a vastly different ,
ftery. Credit lias been re-established, j
iaflatien has been laicely overcome.
Jaieney is easy, bends him- risen stead- '
lly ever a period of seven months, and
many Icadlnir securities are sL-lliny .-it.,
the highest prices of the year. Such n !
thing, wholly unbelievable a year ace. I
is new witnessed as that uf Atchison '
eomme'n, a 0 per cent stuck, s.-ltm;; at. I
U-1 a Miare. Instead of tc liis stocks
te record losses, net a few who would ,
like te 6el are backward about delii:; se:
for the reason they would lime te tell:
the tax niun ouite a different aterv from
that of 1SKXI.''
Pn-ynit-Day Investments
Ilarrisen. Smitli & Ce. have issued a
Ttry interesting circular letter review
ing the investment Hitualleu, particu
larly applying te the enhanced market I
valuation et nearly all classes of bunds.
It Bays:
A typical list of iircnent-dav Invest
ments recently sent in showed Ml ,000
divided as fol'ews: $17,000 in Liberty
uenils, 517.000 In public utility bends,
SS00O in foreign Government bends.
7000 In Industrial linnds nnd S?iMin In
ailread bends.
"These were the investments of a
pan who hud retired from business and
Placed oil his funds in bends, dealing
With three rcnrpsnnlnfK.. iiii-.Hininiit
beuse. I'rebllbalv the reason that mnrn
railroad bends nn- out n:iKslni Inte
lnvestera' strens boxes today is because
the investment lt-nd.-cr ! m.l Imvn
ithem te sell, as the railroads, generally
kpeaulng, arc net issuing new bends at
fas the real hull risR starter??
Should long swing speculators
uuw or wair. ier a reaction t
AVM....i
,ca!,eev'h.at'e,alld and Kevcra
yeurtelf accordingly.
REPORT ON REQUEST
ESP1'? f thlj bulletin and booklet,
fe available for distribution, sratii!
rear e-jt the Meme new- and hand
&rineraaIfrWhen0Udlctala
Menty A$k for Bulletin MM V
Reger W. Dabson's
etatlsttcal Oiganiratien
Wellealey Hills, 82, Mnas.
(Suburb el Iloaten)
VulMrgnt OraaninlMrf tu CAeracUr
- I tht World
:5mi'TOiSi G'P Off Here
aiiMM
MEMO SS
MMlltlUtlilMllf
Write Reifer W. Habsen, feundrr of Tha
Menty - Krat .
ffflwimiiriiimiunnninisiiuuiimiiiiiiiKiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiitraiiii
.W
Bull
Market
BJieaci x
mm
eperts
Speculative Bulletin. Ju off the press,
v.ier? 'I1'!? 5"prtien3 nnd thewa Vj
tSitui' wih".' ' f enn te happen In the I
lLck-markcl J?.'9 a "'""e; vital
' I
,JiJi fr " " Pt 'Bra
current rates of Intercut, thnt In. unless
they hnvu te, as was the case when the
Northern Pnclfie-Orcat Northern, Chi
cago, llurllngten and Qulncy collateral
Is matured en July 1 last, the refund
ing of which cost (Hj per cent In 15
Ing of which. cost (H& per cent In fifteen
year convertible collateral bends of
fered the Invester at 00 V&. TIiumj bends
are new sclllnc at 107 k.
"Railroad bends, we believe, nre
cheap at present prices, both the high
grade and second grade rails, and many
of the latter are probably entitled te a
higher rating under the previsions of
the Transportation Act. A cheap bend
Is net necessarily the bend thnt yields
the largcut interest return or basis te
maturity, but the bend which will show
the largest return. Interest plus appre
ciation. Ter Instance, the highest grade
rani iiuvc mmwfMl AAA points
in .i
menui, se mat witneut considering no
rate of Interest they bear the (.ppiecia- I
, . ,
ueu en sucn nn investment mane n
month a go would have been at the rate I
ei n.iu per cent nnnuany.
,
- ,
,i. .. '"."." ', '".'-";:" ".;""-..','"
,, ,,, ,,,, 'wtX'w i:
bill Id I lie con
structien figures recently made public i
by mi undoubted authority, which shows
... ......... fclT ., .
that ter the ji-nr IIIIM, largely due te i
increased activity in the later months,
building outlays will reach the enor
mous sum of two and a half billions of '
dollars. In addition, the same authority i
estimates proposed building for IDL'L'. I
already nrianged for. te be at least'
equal te th above sum. with the preb- '
ability that, it will be largely exceeded
and that it will ret n new high water
mark for construction figures in this '
I country.
' The amount of money for contracts
already awarded reaches the sum of
S"1 fil.StKI.IHMI. nn.l It I- imt- ii,renn.
nM, t en Ue.pate that for" , n 22 ' the
t til bulldlns .mthij- will exceed three
billions or dollars by a censlderub -
IIII1....I,, r lilu te li.rifi. lin. 11 .m.nti.M I.
" - - "' '',"" "'"' ',',
imlicafs at once that confidi-ne is welt
"" he mii.n te complete restoration, anil
". the sume tip.e that the housing
shertns", '
most aniti'
. lust la the
. Iiicli lias 1 pen one of th"
causes of laler unrest, is at
lireces.i of heiiig ehliterated.
THK TUADIJH.
JOHN PRICE JACKSON FOR
KENYON INDUSTRIAL BILL
Fermer State Laber Commissioner
Thinks It Would Relieve Depression
11'... I.l......... fi 11 . ... e.
.ymi..Mm. . r..--.i.i"i iu.
inu nt'ujea Jiiii, prevtuinu ir tne con-
struct ion of jiiiblle works during periods
of ieiiri..sieti. is expressed in u letter,
, 'lAlwiix open, alwaj.s rcn.ly, terms me.lpratp.
from .luhn I'rlcc .lac'aseii. former Cern- write or phunr. jt. vvai.hu dincax.
mlsMenci' of I.uber and Industry for
Inniislviiiilii. find new :issLtUllL te the
- -, - ' - -- t t
c
hiiirman of the Indus-trial Relations
Committee of th
Philadelphia l iiamber
of ( einmerce.
'!.)... .....iiuii.il it., t fi.ir.!.. j l!in Tif.ililu ..r
. Hi; luiiiniu' ..it i i..i .... .. ...v. ........ w.
Cevernmeiit departments te postpone
.r retard public projects "in order te I
iireniiie for n lid te livcvcnt a turner
h '" '" r.l
..-ill iv-ni1
i.t inililsti-iiH e.
panslen uii'i
rcMiitiuc
business strum
and een-tensli'ii" in prosperous times
and "Ie enter upon a maximum pre- '
lii-am of public works nnd projects as a1
.ircpnniUen for and iu order te ceun- ,
tcia'-t an inipendiiiB period of industrial
.epressien." ,
Mr. .lacKsun sa.d in hi- letter te ben- i
ater Ken en :
"1 am today informed that some of
our corporations which hnve depart
ments of rons-.ui-lien and are able le
make p'lin ulit-iul aie propesliifj te speed
up their construction work in periods
of dcpicssieii. Aclien of th- same char
acter by tin (Severninent would encour
age Mich prisnte corporations-.
"Scum, vti'.i's iil'e when 1 was I'cnn-
".vlvaiiia
( Vimmissiener el l.aner nun
I endeavored te have a mens.
Industry
-are of the character whl'-li you have
before you adopted l tin' Mate el
l'ennsUMiiiia. i.niuciuiy m- jinijci-i
was a Utile uln-nd of the tunes, anil
the measure wlu.-li cM-niually pus--
though creiitlnB a proper beiird, did net
set inrtli the prejcci in no; hiiiu uuu
helpful milliner which is possible. On
the ether hand, had the beard been
composed of men of appropriate experi
ence it could have been of enorineiis '
service duriiij; the present period of de
pression." BURCH'S LAWYERS ATTACK
PROSECUTION'S WITNESSES
Effert Doing Made te Prove State's
Evidence Unreliable
Iw Aure'rs. C.a'lf., !., 'Jt. dh '
A. P. 1 Tin' Rev. II. .1. Iliirtsell. of,
ISpvrrly (Hen. ulicic .T. lit- Inn Ki'U- ,
in ily was slain tin1 nlylit of Aiictiht
5 Inst, wan rviM'i'ti'il te resume the wit
iii'ss stitnil teiliiy in the trial of Arthur
(.'. lillll'll.
Tin' minister s nn rnllfil by the ilic i
fi'iise in its I'ft'erls te iiniieacli wltneiM'S -for
tlii presipiitinn. Uf was fiuwtlencil
rvriM'l.'illv rrcnrdlns fOlivi'rsatlen" hi' ."
ili'idiiml ln hr.d with Mrs. Kli'ubetli
Hcsniitly. v.lm ti-stllii'il fur the Stnti'.
AccerilliiK te a story ptltited hire to
day, tin' di'friiM' lias found threi- wenn'ti
who ti-iivck-1 from fhl.rirt te Les Aii
Si'lcs with Iliimh shortly brferc Ko.n Ke.n
ni'dy wa slain. Tln-y nre snld te hnve
Riven affidavits that they saw m blmt
Kim eam in Hurrli's inissiyslnn en the
trip, I'entmdlrtlii!,' ti-stiineny given by
It. .1. .Sanderson, negre porter, for the
State.
K (fur In le hew Unit another mini
mifrht liuve been mistaken fur liurch
mcuiileil his ntteines most nf yekter
liny. The Slate witneM.sOH whofe testi
mony was uiiilcr tire Included .1. J.
Miiley. who told of crxtructlnu' n thorn
Irnni Hureh's luire in tin- county Jail
simlliir te seme found In ISewrly (ilen;
Mih. lOIUnbetli llisauiy, who swore shu
saw Ilutvh twiff in the (ilen the night
nf the ihentinif, and C. H. Suminur,
who said h'1 i.iuv l.im the mi me night en
a bench mad near Santa Menica.
Knur witncsM's tt-titied Stimmnr told
i hem he could net identify the man lie
-nw is liurch. l'.iul Human, u pris
c ner in tlm jnll, teMlHcil that Finley
told him t!n allejred extraction of the
thorn v.iih a "trk'l;" nnd that he enlj
liicteiidi-l te tuliu it out.
WOULD LURE IMMIGRANTS
Soviet Agent at New Yerk Seeks te
Recruit Trained Workers
New Yerk. Uee. lit. A rceniltlns of
lice for "industrial immigrants" te Ho He
vief Itus-slii was opened ycHterday by A.
A. Heller, formerly director of tins Soviet
(ieveniment'ti Commercial Iliireau here,
who announced his appointment as
American rciirtwiitative of thn Su
preeo Council of National Koenomy of
Soviet Ilnf-".!!. "The Supreme Coun
cil," hln announcement nnld, "lnvlte
trained men in all branches of Industry
te coiue and tub' part In thn building
up of the economic life of ItuMilii. Fur
the development of Uuviia uuriculture
It ulbe invites farmers."
SIBEr1arEFUBUCS AT WAR
i
Repert Moscow Government Aiding
; Chita Against Vladlvo6teclc
Iinden, Dee. Ul. (Ily A. I'.) A
report that the (ievernmenc or tne rar
I'.astern rciiumic in uaua nun ihtiu
war en the republic of Vlndlvotek 1h
carried in it Central News dispatch
from Helslnfifers today.
The inuHsnge nuns tnnt me aevici
(ievernment of Moscow la en Id te be
hendlns troops and war material te
1 Chltn
SHOPPERS JAM FIFTH AVE.
Flowing Mnse of Humanity Said te
Break All Records
New Yerk, Dec. 21. (By A. P.)
Fifth avenue ie In the threes of the
greatest Christmas shopping rampage It
has ever known.
Applying the Injunction, "De your
Christmas shopping early," te the time
of day as well as te the season, New
Yorkers and swarms of out-ef-towncrs
descend dally upon the famous thor
oughfare, and long before neon It is an
eddying tide of trnflic, pede.strlnn nnd
vehicular, that overflows curbs and ex
tends from wall te wall.
Readng Fare Hearing January 3 ,
Unrrtlr Tw ... " T,, .
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??."'., . 0"un'IBHl0.n, '"V e' M-
1 ;; : A ... ..'.: ,-"- -
"P i enipnny ler a rcnciiring or tne ,
laltlt f ,,. ct of Ul,niU ,,
ethers against its fares te be argued
.n January : and postponed the efTpr
tlve date of the new rates until Febru
ary 1.
winti:k iii .HpnTH
ATLANTIC PITY,
N. .1.
ffllatlrjoreujranMm
Atlantic Cit, N. J.
WINTER RATES
(Nettmbtr te January ineluiive)
On American Plan, with Hath
Twe People, 58.5. $9.5, Slls and up
One Per&ou, SCO, $70, and up
Ownership Management
JOSIAH WIIITR A. SONS COMPANY
Vfefi
ATLAWTlCCrrY.M.J. I
p - - ,. , - - -w w . . -1-,. .
j Directly en. tfec 0ratil;reii
iAvAmfi;raiPlialiotdefPlsliictkiv
I r,n.ri
BOTB-1WELL
VlrKlnla
nnd Bteel Wcr,
Ave.,
cenfl huuse from llenrd'vulh
Yivprv uncmtnlmifnt. lllchenl
'amlaril In cuislnr, and nervlce. noeklet
14 dally. SneclUI weeklv. J. Hethuell. I'reD
,THE f rj)ptjeTriisrVfniwylviinliiAT.
. . " Ne.ir ne
nil A I trri.-t tvn
up diy $in r,e up vt.iy. neuiiia $:ie up 'vkw.
n rwl tn AI1... AkAl. i. rti.t n Fit
uVyTFI
CONTINENTAL
I Westminster "'fji? A..v.";:. "r- B'"h
- fc.evater; private bath
rtiiniinR viir, upn ail
jit viiim imi m
year. C. A. KOI'I'
SHOREHAM Vlrstnlu Ave. near llencb I
hpi-i'lnl rrducd wlntr ra:m. AluU (inibtr.
fl.lv .... I
Hetel Boscebcl K.f 'J,,'
-.i Am Rn pian.'pn in. i;.i:.marien i
! Nev Clarien ,??:. ?...
' "IMI. ' I. lllllltll
vast stuol'iisih.'ke. r..
MOUNTAIN LAKE HOUSE
Open All Tear. Medarat,, rut3. Uoeldot.
Jay Ilulfmun. I'.aet HtrnudaburR. Pa. ItU-2.
MOrXTJ'liniNO. I'A.
The Ontwoed ""i Q" ", ll0
loiatlen. HPiv-IhI (a, I
Cc v Jnt-r ra-H. li: it. K I.. A I" '' Artman
WXSlllNCTOX.
i. t.
PJ
m
HotelPetomac
rlEWJCBSEYAVC.it C ST.ac
WA SHINOTON , D. C .
un t aw;uAwe; aqjTH or capitec 11
Sana niwjsmtat rd Stiff as Kf
Mrmrly.t,lHamilteraw,-tvwvvl III
Keqiperiiai arva Crar3teit
MsdiTica AraerijarvPlftri- Roome
aruimeZkls or Reems erly
Unisja.lly moderate rates
RODT.N.PATTERSOHfhy,
&.
KIl.ll.MUMI. A
a?uaw
Stunt uiUBnlftrfnt hotel In
Hie Hnuth. Itoemn nlnicle or
en nulti., ulth nnd wltlient
ImtliH. l'ureiiiti plan. II
Itinlmted benktrt en ?
e. v. xvEisuiKn. tcT.
SAVANNAH. ;a.
The Desote
SAV4WAH
eAr a
I.. l.ul'1'.AN P..AN
2r.O rooms; 200 with bath, 18-liet self
ceuri.". privilege et fcuatii twnnln ceurts:
nrtu.lnn vell valor Famed for culFliif.
rineklnt en romi'et. 11 C. Laranlerp, M"tr.
ANIIIIVH.I.TC. V.
Write for
SPECIAL
Fall and Winter
RATES
BATTERY PARK HOTEL
Aslieville, N. C.
ASIIKVILI.n. N. C.
WrltP rimmhfr of Cemiiirrre for III. ItUlf.
aikkx. h. v.
AIKEN
(lurcn of Winter Itierta
Highland Park Hetel
NOW OPEN
l'O HT MYKKH. VIA.
Hetel Royal PalmOS"
18 Mem Oolf, rislitnir,
nvery Iloem with Ilath. J.
Mwlmmlnir Peel.
I.. WKI.aON. Mjr.
nKI.I.KAHt HKK11ITH. I'l.A.
Thn llellevlew and Cettagea
BPllealr ItPlBhtii. Klerlila. Open Jan.
n,OHinA
l-nr HoeWlft of l'MIKinA KAST COAST
Hrmirt". write 313 ath Ave.. New lurk.
vixiHIIJA for liifer,, wrlle Infnr, Dureau,
1SHV. TUy St ,.lHeltenvlllj.iI'U.
lli:itMClA
HAMILTON HOTEL
BERMUDA
Oipn .Innuiiry 8
Mertrrn In C'oiiHtruetlon anil Operation
150 Sultoe with lUth Flrpproel
Accommeiliitloim for t.00
Cencertn l.y Hrltlsh Itptmpntal llnnJ
K. Y. Ofllrc. Sear Tratrl liureuu
tW Kth ATcnue
(Koekll Cabin AdJrem "HelpI Ilnrmufla"
MnnitKrmrnt of ' A. 8)irrrnrd
Alse Hntel l'rpnlnn. Ilenrli llliiir. Mw,
ni:m:r. eanada
Te
rilATIlU rilONTHNAC, flUKHEO
If ou love rpl H'lntrr HimsMi".
PAI.M K.(1II. I'l.A.
I II .1 .1 Artlftlitn hri-ait dnial
aim ueacn neiei -r - h;-v "' '
t.ph formal, mera med, niluii Warm ana litlm.
iST. VEi'KRHliUHaT 'via.
IVInnfiHltnn Hetel Bt' lettrnhurir, na,
Hetel. Deuutlful CTOunda. Mualc. Uarax. A-l
iprvlee. Beauen ratea. Ilklt. Ownerahlp Mgt.
TAHI'ON rll'HINdH.ll.
Tarpen Inn
Tarpen Hprlnga
Henda.
OrMna Jpllillirv 3
"AVAi
Inc. K Y Off' Il yt i"t '
mili.l. Il.lh. . IP Phumnlln
rt
ezli
SA h
mffiWM3 if'' 3S
dOfmmtrXWSPG I 12
JlI I
reK-i' charm alt IU ehii" -ai
CUMATU UKA-UEATIpN HNVlnONJIENT I
Aililrpua J, . hWKRNIJY. Mamicrr I
Kiimiiier WMIfi,?J.niU,:lll5j.,i('iii2!f. Y, ' vinpfy
W1NTKB WWOrtTB
MIAMI. 1TA.
v .. . . v- ,. V.'K-.'.: J ""z:-- x
HOTEL HALCYON
Miami's Most Beautiful Hetel
liates reduced In keeplnc with the tlmvs. Formerly 312 te $13 per day
NOW J? te $12 per day.
AMERICAN PLAN OPENS DECEMBER 1STH
UKADIiriU V. CUS1UNCJ, Sliinnurr
lfernierly at Poland Pprlnffs. Maine and Pasadena, Calif.
IlKNllV S. Ill'NCAN, Vroprleter
SKHIIINO. I'l.A.
KENILWORTH LODGE
SEBRING, FLORIDA
ON BEAUTIFUL LAKE JACKSON
Outstundir.K and unrivaled among Southern Resort Hotels.
A picturesque &nd enchanting spot in Central Flerida.
New and modern throughout. Season January te April.
Attractive Reems, each with Rath. Single, Ensuite.
Natural tpringa of purest water en property.
Gelf for thn critical. Riding. Tennis, Fishing.
HUGH J. FLYNN, Manager.
Nrvr Yerk OHIcr.
I.AKIAVOOI). X. .1.
h (Sfa2"Ls
al
LAKEWOOD. R J.
v.-y..'.
, "--vf?c
- --v.-. .-
x.-'
aPCT-&vi?sggsa
LAUREL HOUSE
A.J.MUrJPHV-Afanep'fr
CVMURPHY-Asstfir
rnHE joys of the Yule-tide and the spirit of Chrisl-
mas, whether they come te one threuph the
well-filled pack of a tfoed St. Nicholas or through
the observance of the deeper thoughts which the
day inspires, lhul fullest expression at these hotel
homes of happiness. Their delightfully refined
social life enhances the season's pleasures. The
comfort of their furnishings and the excellence of
service and cuisine lend an atmosphere that is sig
nificantly home-like. Crackling Yule-legs bum
merrily within the open hearths. Woodlands of
pine and red-berried holly are close at hand in the
near-by countryside. Fireplaces in the rooms for
the kiddies' Christmas stockings. And supreme
golf and its kindred sports outdoors.
On "The New Jersey Tour, a Read of Never-Ending Delight."
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LAKE COURT APARTMENTS
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Itoem. Write for hoeltlet.
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u-lnter hnmei of ChPBtPr C. notion, Otte II,
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Clempnts, C. U. Itarilinsr. Mrs. Win. V.iipr,
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Only flmt-clnsM work deireil.
"Particular Baildcrt for Particular People"
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tlu'.ttna iuui Bhepplnir renter. Iltc, utry
b.ilroenisi. sun imrltirs, unlijue dining i
roeni.s. Itebcrt H Sh-yer, l'rep.
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Jacksonville, Fla.
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me1rn. CuUIne uni'velled Ilittcu 93. AO
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$35e and tip
fill ." St. Thomai, Ilermuda and apnd 2 whelp d.v ir.v.l. I
ling ever the l'enma Canal Zene. Price includes eicur- B
r.onnaihert evprythlng. B ,
ten S. 8. Crl.teb.l of the.P.n.m. It. U.St..ShlJ."lS.
chartered by Gates Teura for these ipeclal cruliea.
Hnt cruise sails February 4tk; Second, March 4th
Apf.ly te It.i.vinond-Whltceinl) Ce,, Gen. AKCnts
1 IJH Walnut Ktrcet. I'hlla.lelphUv ter Vemi, eti
Mill, b tilitn. prices, nnd details. Auk fnriink!
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S. S. AMETUCAN LECION (Menwn Line)
A. most enjoyable Winter Cruise and
Tour assured Write for book.
AMERICAN EXPRESS
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Writa 'Phene Call en
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Steamship Tickets
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1 accommedationsand sightseeing,
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Tours and Cruises
Seuth America
Tl.ird annual Cnnse-Toer via S.S.
O5R0 sailing from New Yerk Feb. I 1th
returning April lOlh (59 days) rnifcj
Ilavana, Panama, Lima, Mollendo, Val
paraiso, Santiage, Buenes Aires, Mon Men Mon
trridee; Santes, Sae Paule and Rie d
Jancite.
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1 I Honolulu r ..... .
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I ifernia. Crn'ueintlodtiHileandrvilaata
1 SS. BUCKEYE STATE, January 7tb ii i. . i. .. i i i L
1 Rate from $725 up f j
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and MANILA
Frem Seattle te Hentr Kane xAn
Yokohama, Kobe, Nagasaki,
Shanghai and Manila
Vp'UI' IWr&SXSZ:.
irrtug.-Ht:. w.w Yerk"
TOUIl.0
as a special feature,
exclusive
A Tour of the
..i.tir,Bfnsdnatine old
t:i..... Amnle t me
at Madeira, Cadiz, Seville, Gibraltar, Algiers, The
Tai,wn Nnn1es.Pemrcil. Reme, Athens, Constanti
neple, Palestine end Egypt. 61 days. American
Expres9 Travel Department assures the most ideal
mnditiens of travel. Write for booklet new.
iS.S.CARMANIAfromNcwYerk,Pcb.ll,1922i
CruUels limited te epassencer:
Other tr,ntrr Cruitfi and Te-mDtKeAmrrieanCrprtnTrartl
tuLrlm-nl-Kurort.Arevnd tht World. China, .pin, IT..I
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'ia S. S. MRIATI'1" I!tlng
Riviera, Italy, Egypt, Hely Land,
Morocco, Algiers, Tunis, Spain,
France, Switzerland, England
FYeaurnt Denartur.s January. Frl.i
everything tirst cliu-3, beat Btramers and hritrle,
ttnif.
Trael-ln '"..mfe't Tours. Hh Ks'-ort. I.IniltciJ te 13 Members, te
California Honolulu
Oram) Canyon, Ara''"' Trail, t nlarndn Ilerlilrn
Krequent Dpprturfs .lanuarj'. February, Alareh.
thing first class, beat trains, best hett-ls, liberal
rehtlnc.
Cruises te
Weat Indies, Cuba, Nassau, Jamaica, Panama,
Venezuela, Perte Rice, Bermuda, etc.
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On M
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GREAT WHITE FLEET
CARIBBEAN
TOURS
MEfr
Including,
te this cruise,
Adriatic Sheres
Venice nnd D'Annunrie'a
ler signtseeinc mp3 asneic
r rwi.r.mj fArwiuu.
TRAVEL DEPT.
Seuth Uread St.
Phila.
Wulnnt tOOl
Ecoert, Llmltpd te 12 Members.
! Seuth America
1'Klurllnff
Eaat and West Ceaets
Panama Canal, Andes Mountains
72 days $1900
ujr and March. Jje luxe parties,
liberal eightseelna: and
for rcstlr.R
, Vnmlte Vnltfy,
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De lux.i parties, everv
blKhtseetiiEr anil tlnie for
Si rul for enn'pl. tr- Infnru.iitiua und
Tour ur fru.-t- I Ir.-d.
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QUAINT native life, historic re
minders of the brave old days
of the Spanish Main,in picturesque
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Twenty-three days of complete
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Jamaica, Panama, Cesta Rica, Co
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selected. Ne passports or sailing
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citizens. Direct shore landings.
Departures from New Yerk and New
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cruises.
Great White Fleet ships ure the new
est and finest sailing te the Caribbean.
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tabin, better accommodation t lower
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In;; the West Indir and Central AmerUa.
Illustrated felder3 and cubiu plann
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