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&-- m Jkk Editor. Ul?wpJK!"1?n'.J,w v v
Urt ei uth6Uy en the hiy of tayleri In &1 Ju,erWl2aY
. feii. - Jiwfflpflr-; ttHttVf -iVBsi h7wreiru:v,'fir:
vintMdieuiaewnFr. eM.anrf: i' .hi w...r.v.
"' t fcava l.. .Ona of th ahui
"HMf IS, riutakf' tiutrith terteekln of
fcl, bodies li ertiy apparent, te-
pMbelam of MltyM ,m that
U nu dlrcct.ejWtrtceJw wj,lch It
.v. vnnu-n whether "the earth
. meh NK(rend or a thousand
iilMli.;, By all It ,1. mwI al
i tint there la actual (notion In
Rvcnlyte,lUi:i8cUncf is ready
ffi WffliBr. icd ra :,
frer'the relative motion, time tm
klvt 1'iiktrin nml the nnclents.
Fdte these examples of the fallibility
nSchelam of authority" In deter
U a fact in the creation of the AN
Mty as evidence of the uncertainty
miif knewledae.
AfiTlutleii is bnised en. the facto., of
IMcftl science Physical aclence la
iii the fundamental tacts 01 me
ten of Genesis. ,vThe" primal factal
.it .bIIam MlfA antl .'Mrafai. nnA
NThe prlnclple'ef relativity hm
UJtflfln in tnat creation, unce me
Sie' creation is related touts Creater.
Fjs the spirit or man, made In'the
L VU tnd likened of the Creative
Iflri?,, that has .penetrated through
fat lerins ui .irvi w itgiiL u wb
il principles et creation, ami teuay
iirit stands In the presence of the
14 Hnlrlt of Ged.
ijfcical science having demeiistrated
rnin et tue prims i principles ei me
!qn of Genesis, It necessnrily fol fel
that evolution, which rests en the
jMt of iihjHlcal science, Is In har-
r Willi inui cnaiiviii in eu lut
itlen is In agreement with natural
iH8es. , ; ' i "
n?eu'l(l be rteil If our "scholars of
itfkerlty," who se highly estimate their
knowledge, would explain f hew
&'; mere than three thousand years
iMftntw be accurately the fundamen-
WWncipics et tne creation ei tnc uni
Mi: Without spirit, water and light
tiiiienld become of science? It. 1$.
UUdeipbia, April 10, WZi.
V . r '
J,A Drenched Mevie Fan
& editor of the Burning Public Ledger:
frr-ln jour People's Keriim 1 read
letters of'fleergei Parker and one
l a "Sister ISUt" wltli much
mrnl. ..i. , .
Let me rclatc''nn experience of my
fin.fr The ether day, I. dropped into a
iTi(Wi,pciginwfiiM) ueue,sLat.wa
tiDTlng.plctiire place and I enjoyed
it tlcture en the screen nutfe nest'e-
hlly. Somehow I felt my enjoyment
fteuat -tiny" was toe-oortto- Inst.
"It happened that they sold bottles of
L' Li.h
Il""- - .. JXJir i'-,l-IWi.tl
--... Kinr BiBav. ktvtbiii lsiihi.
m ,Br,.L j7.m .7??--iLi;5asr iaKs
"elar. et .ut-uT", . ..- - Le(,ndit,0-
for pWCing. in w. v.vU
the sun and ether lumlnarlaa
Km. ffiLWJKrJEra:
i. M 1B .! m aHSl ! ,f M
Jedsy knows that Hht.xlst in.;
dent of the luminaries, t - ,-
centuries tnrc was inrpemenn
Hclielars .of authority" ,tiat
'a im mmmt ina idql ineniar'
Hw SML& iS&Z
. fhff Pa8( ilWW iVWU U ( mwM,mmm
therlty" hav been In areemnt
e fact tnat w wm
and that the mevthtni of the
aereenlht them
tibta when i1eth,'ii4
la anuallY without
hw klintitft rTtirlatUn
Bcltntlsta want te mnpfil thu fueta
retarding any caH? Surely net en
4J vflteund that the confidence, hope
and-' faith their teaching, inspires will
.dhirm. tn'C I ftt i
. it'weiMn nei dc leerauxc ei
the number of fatalities that occur
under Christian Science treatment, for
the rteerds of the SUte Bureau of
Vital Statistic tihewlng tlul large mini
bet of Jataffilea reUultlng , front ' dlph
therla when 'ether methods of treatment
have been employed, can give no occa
sion for alarm teethe Christian Scien
tists. It la also tee well known te be
denied that Christian Scientists have
te their credit thousands --of' cases of
healing given p by physicians as hope
less. . -
In the duPent . case the Christian
Scientists In attendance, as ebn as they
learned that the Health Department
wanted information, volunteered te gire
It, If- that (department- has. difficulty
In getting Information from Christian
Sclentlts at any time, the reason for
It Ih likely te be .found in the attitude
shown en this .occasion toward the phy
sician of another school, who. when
appearing before the health officers te
Klve information, was 'at once con
fronted with the fact that he was going
te be treated ax n .criminal,' because he
refused te administer antitoxin te the'
pntlentt although he had a perfect legal
right te de se, And In the face of the
faet-'tbat physicians ef'thj,ame school
frequently differ in their diagnoses of
cases, and manner of treatment.
The claim that the Christian Science
nurtstf in attendance ' refused te give
medicine seems rather silly in view of
the welljknewn fact', that .Christian
Scientists, hever'glve.nny material med
icine, and she was net asked te de se.
When material medicine is desired for
the patient, j a Christian Science prac
tltlqnerwlll usually withdraw from the
case, knowing thdt when faith Is di
vided between spirit nnd matter, theyp
is ume nope ei tuc patient gcting tne
benefit of either, and therefore it is
better te rely upon one form of treat
mentat a time and give It full scope
In, Its healing purpose.
AAnnx r. rinAxrvr
Christinn Science Committee en Pub
licatien for State of Pennsvlvnnla. .
Philadelphia, April 13, 1022.
.teilwDMCnlace'A-rmin- trav
wWratiuhe mdTc, lieus'e and shouts
llii wares ns if he were en the street,
ill enough with people talking In
mat, back and both sides of jeu, let
ileu the endcr.
Well, a uemnn siitiiii neit te mn
trdtred a bottle of soda water, and
bt man opened it. tin for her. The
ilttdrft at that moment reached a hlah
hitch and tlie woman, forgetting that
tie uiis holding an open bottle, some
tow or ether iipcet all the water en
y lap. She being a woman I nnt
irtlly linrt te held my temper and keep
h the "het ulr" that was en the tip
my tongue.
Hin meM- ieiuh want tu rat or urinx
sibtdli, whv In the name of common
sue don't they de te In the lobby or
iwr tlicj gu out? (
llm) fellow movie fans have lind any
iwips tlinllar te mine I'd like te hear
ten them. HKMNAItD POUTKlt.
niladelphia, April 10, llKiM.
Cintennial Excursion Ticket
l tutor et the Eve ufiie ruli'le I.edeert
Sir flpprnl f1aa un U.i
""f ireiu one of your readers stnt
VI that he had un old railroad ticket
H In 1RR0. I Imvc a Pbtlndelphlu
Wt from Kensington te Centennial
B?i?i!,n'1 rp,rn. Ne. 1I17. stamped
Clfnelden, April lfi 1021'. ' '
'Cilia for "HoeveVlzed Action"
lBilltr rfia Etfitlnj TuMle f.rifen;
sir After lengthy discussion the fair
"qasflnallr been selected, a s,itp that
'Mia Inevitable choiee. What de wn
ni, jut plain mtillecrlU ? Am ve
IDA mnlanfr ..til. ,l.. ft T. .,-. t
Li.V '' j'"" ""i ' r"i mm is
nS.'.rrr?cnLl11an' would Indicate.
en the Art Mieum
K.1 ' id iniii-iuirillllK, I DC
XBf ITOnOWd hlllllllnffM urn nnf .at
I'W COnMNlCtlnn. fnv nmn nt tl,n
have net even been d-cided upon,
uaniiportatlen. n sjntcmiinnbletonc sjntcmiinnbletenc sjntcmiinnbletonc
wneciate the dtlacns, sne the Influx
i R. Inn i It iTi.nk no ......i..i. ..i...
rpnnUhn,,;,,.'-1 '"'"' K
"ur rrcent il ini-lnl it ..ii, n :.
wing they did net march in a
' 10 tlt Hnll en.l ,!.., .1 i...
"ate opciaileii nf the Krnnkfeid I
'J net (lemanil tlie mnnlnlnnl ...,no.
of the V u. T. linen, 'or ,', oter-
tO IMll tin. I. nn.l .1... I. 11...
rurtlen of adequate 1h and Mib-
,7' ""' euiit, but operated by
Questions Answered
"Neutrar Indians
Tp thi Edltoyet tht-Eitnixa Kftllc Ledger '
KI--A frlfnd of mine liM told me thr
formerly eltlitad a tribe et Indium called
the "N'eutrsH," but pie can give no c
count of Ihirn. tie i hi heard et them
when he wsa a achoelboy thirty eare age.
Can you or your readera ta'l tne anything
of thwn? conesteqA.
TAnbaater, Pa April 17, lBi2.'
The Neutral Natien was an Indian tribe
of the Jroqueli. family, raktdlnir,, In. th sev
enteenth clrtlUry qn-iherthhpre or take
Erie." They were ie named by 'the Trench
because thiy took no part In Ih- lone War
between the Hurena and the Iroeuols. The
tribe waa utterly destroyed by the llurena
In 1631.
?;.!,, v. .fi .i " ' t iv-i "j.i'iwr
Flrat American Colna
Te Hit Editor of the Kvcnlne Public Ledger:
Sir Will jeu kindly tell me when the
flrat celna were made In the United fltatea?
c. it. n.
Alloena, April 17. 102.'.
The earliest celna minted In thia country
were Ihe Newtfnsland tthlMlma. nlx-pence
and three-penqe, USued In :hc tole-.y of ila
buchuietti about 10S.V -
. '
Flrat telagraphic Message
re,fhe Editor eJt'tlieLBueiilOTMliKc Ledger:
Sir We ar Marin an 'much et the radio
theie daya that you met. think me h "baik
number" If I auk you te tell me whin and
where the flrit meaae wh transmitted b
teletraphy and what waa It?
TONOIIANT.
BeMders. .V. J.. April 1, 1022
The first teleitraphlc message was sent
from the Uhlted Bthles Supreme Court room
In the Capitel at Washington te Baltimore.
May 24. 18H. It was: "What hath Ced
wrought?"
Poems and Songs Desired
T.I.. Ii i-.1 . "" """"i iiiiiiuiiiu,
m. ri. ' flrhwn apiireiieli, for in
ne pregren en the Art Mn
library Is disheartening.
(. The prngrPM i
M the library Is ,
Hill ll-u ' ....,,, uui ..niuirii e.T
f'' hy nut demand it new? Thev
litre te rvfiiiunll), mid thnt be-
tSM $"? ,0 '? the
M . iii. It. "' .".' ueeP uiap)eiiit-
a WT .. '." ""' n'K win net
,.?? "1? b?ten' but "oeerized
'"i tep en il,P gns und rt.H
Wtfclphla, April 13. lf.22.
''iiilin 8clantltt Denies Chare.es
'?" tup nl ,i. ...,. -
lilt in . nvmmg rnBH5 l.eaaer:
itltn S.K .rfrmlt. e" behalf of
ian HelentUtS. a rnlv n th. nn.
t lsPhu thfm 'P " unfavorable
i tf ' "P"rt of their connection
th L.L"ri "i '."p,r connection
mm i,' wj,, .n,e.,i'",i:rt i
t Inne... ,i . ''""iiniiu ininrr.
w We ft. '"I'fM m:n eM
i th. e.lpLn" w,r " nttendance
wmi:rA";i vx
'l? '.V.r N '". the Intter giving
ilel.. .."' tjveiity-feur hours te
B 51M,r'WV WlrnHi.ta left
htiunU .!" Ah ,lll,'"e "f the child
ia . t'liiiinariiMiat fiu n..
aS5S?.la.T mh.. r7h''7"
mtJ!!tc "'n by the nurse
rZIlz,Mh Irrail of "th disease.
fe
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astear isllr I
sser. M alaa I
w&m
I 1
Old Teatament in Verse
Te the fdller of th Kvenina PuWe Ledeer:
Sir I think thtie are the tines which
Mis. n, I. Dalley renvests ou te print:
WIU.tAM MOnni8 HAHDCASTI.K.
.Philadelphia. Apr.l 13. 1022
. ,' OLD TR8TAMDNT. nOOKS '
IO Genesis the world was mads J
'By Oed'a rreatUe hand.' '
In Esedus the Hebrewa marched
Te tain the firemlsed land
Leviticus contains the lew.
Hely and lust and e-oed:
Numbers records the trlbss enrolled,
All sons of Abraham's bleed
Metes. In Deuteronomy.
n.rnrda Ged's mlshty deeds;
Drae Jeshua Inte Canaan's land
'Ihe host of Israel leads
In Judnaa their rebellion oft t
Provokes the 1-drrt te smite.
But Ruth lecerde ihe faith of one
Well pleasln In Ills slaht.
In Tlrst nnd Second Bamuel
Of Jrnt'i son we read
Ten trlbei In I"rst nnd Second Klnaa
Revolted from his sesd.
Th First and Soiend C'hronlcle
Pre .Ivdah cnpte made:
But Etrn lead a remnant bnck
. Ily princely Cru' aid.
The cllj walls of r.len
Nehemlah builds ngnln
Whilst Hsther sates her rerl
rreni plots of wieked men
In Jeb we rend hew faith Will Ihe
Beneath affllctlnn'N red
And David's fsillms are precious sunce
Te eveiy child of Oed
The Proverbs, like a goodly string
Of choicest pearls, appear,
Ecclealastea teaches tnan
Hew aln are all things here.
The mystic den of Helemon
Kxtels sweet Sharen's Rete,
While Christ, the Mavleus mid the King.
The rapt tsalilhr shows.
The warning Jeremiah
Apostate Israel anernr,
His ilalntlve IamentAtlene
Their awful downfall innuiiin,.
Jzekle tells in wondrous werd.i
Of dazallptr n)ystrle.
Whilst kings and empires et te come
Daniel In vision Sen.
Of Judgment and of mercy
llesen loves te tell, '
Joel dsscrlbas the ble.-sed day
Whep find with man shall dwell.
Among TekeA'e herdsmen
4mes ro"led his call,
Whl at Obadlah prophesies
Of Edem'a final .fall.
Jenah, enshrine a wondrous Oi
Of Christ, our rln I.ard.
Mleuh pronounces Judah lest,
lout, but ngnln restored
Nahum dee'aree en NlneHh
Just Judgment shall he poured
A ilew of Chaldea's coming deem
Ifabakkuk's visions give, '
Next Zphanlnh wnms the Jens
Te turn, repent and Hie,
Ilnsgal wrote te these whu saw
Th Tempi built sgah.'
And Krtcharlah prophesied
Of Christ's trliiniphant reln.
While MX'iihl. with garment rent,
Conclude the Ancient Testament.
Theea line ere sent also by Miss I. II,
Andersen. Camden, N, J,
'Asks for "Country Dinner Bell"
Te the Editor of (hi Evtntng Publte Ledger:
. Slr-Jeuld ou or Any reader farale a
pm .entitled. "The Country UltuurMiell.l'
aarsilltU veaural lUat i rata seas yaws
J'?jb..hi"k"d "Irs fMchln'
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t(jt Urant Atteehtf
fltassbii Karlr-Heasen Rates i
filMWnr. n. rerTMAN. Manaer
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CHESTER INK
WW IOKH ATB-NUK rACR.
CentraUy, located. Convenient te eaurese
aad all attraotien. Moem with runnlss
water and private, bath. Kleetrle "IliraJ
Hrniier vi nrees lerei.
marm
exehanaea
prtnaT rata.
Large oemftmVe
room. nnialal
is. bKiVAtJiK.
Ctest
On
open
0tt
lean front at Mentpeller av-. new
Suite with bath, running water all
roemej elevator; sprint rate 14 day tin. 14
up weekly. Amer.-plan) H. M. REEVES.
I, 8
BajaivrmtaMK ajamiiaiaTi
WnOLLAND
id New rk Av. Essentlslly medera I
htm. mnnlft water. elMtrfe Itchts I
I JnHlae, Ibas iSjilSpeelsTSMlna rsjes I
WBeralaatB't. Cbas H Weed Jr. War J
'stmktatct tntueky av. nr. ueaea.
- ibieraieri
open al year,
runnlnt water.
private
a. v. KOPI
bathsi
ZZ1
Hotd BeMObel rte?luck Av- nr., beach
m ywa.wjpa u x c e 1 1 n tf table.
Wkly. rates, (IS up Ph 117. A. K. MARION
NarW aaaenKntuekir Ae.
M'w f!lartjasi Kentucky
"Tyneardwalk.
Just off
8. K. UenlfacS
Allan
Shalfente Hadden mil
e Qftr On the BaarOenWi
fOCAV OBOTB. N. 1.
' STOKES HALL ?,
cv Vi3. 0sf '"r.AJl
modem cetiv. A. U It. itrtaaburter. Pretw
yiROIMA' HBACH. VA.
VIRU1MA BEACH, .VA. Fer Infer. write
neiei ; vemmiiiee, unimwr 91 commerce,
KDtJCATlONAI,
Yenna Women nnd Olrl
(r
Deiigri as a Profession
. Oestuale nd Millinery Design Is the
' , .inest fallnstlng s -wll-- proftt-sble-srefenilon
.'open- te .Women.'
'Casllr learned. Kaillr -tvlthlrt- yetir
reach. The above book fully and
rharralnt'y explains It all. A com
plimentary copy l your for the
asking. - -
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" 14Si" North-Ureid" Street. tudle X"
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Fatafllae eMltoe4i. traly a wen1atra
kb)iataaaa4tVNmiMtta. ai.M updatty.
pattel weekly. , isMaean alas. .
m W Met tMklat reMrvaltea.
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IHMPI1MS WAT SR IN BVBIT ROOM
MtWLV rtitMianvn
Mrsta Bath, tleetrie Ltthu, thrvater Servtee
European Plan 12 up Dally
Deuble Roem 7 $10 up Weekly
last Mtteta, tl.ae far Br
KENTUCKY
EBjrrecatr'ATg, bac ' ;i;'
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ClWTttAJv--HUMJU.llU-COlrOlirABJ.t
. . Seuth Carolina Ave.' nlarlMaelsl j
A hotel for Wfre, Stiwr.LMether or' Dd
RBMiif Wattr ut'Enrfntmr
ISaSfclaak VIM s Waaklu haVjwm CleiA al 1 All ft k
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American Plan. Wee!
Pr'Vste ,btn szn.ie
t.inten n. AKira
ARNOLTt.
BO-rHWKB-
Virtlnla ave. second beuse from Most
.DDelmmentj
r-i."j . -..-.-" -zr".;"j:''"
eianaera in ciuain eq aerviee.
BflthWell,
and Steel Pier. Every
eianaera in cuisine
Special week rate.
y.
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Prep.
RIO GRANDE
New Yeek.av. at Beardwalk. rirsproef.
European. Kiev,, Running water In all rm.
. HOTEL CONTINENTAL
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SPRING RATES
Writ for felker.
' Special weekly rates
of, twenty dollars and
umvard. .' , American
plan.. , Superior cui
sine. Running water.
I.AItlKWOOP. W. t.
The MadLabnLakewoeri, N. J.
autet. refined urrwMlnkf. Solarium Clelf.
ederat rate nOIlKRT M. CROUCH.
MOUNT PUCOWO. PA.
lertMty. prtvata'SlhV
IMM
eaa Menatalaa.
at iteatn neat.
EAeraa ihbw park, pa.
Deslrabli. fumUhed ajanmer eettattt neat
ier 1 im py.inf niimra
icaucB,ap,
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IN THE HEART 0F.THE ADIRUNPACRJJ.
A-' .1' J KKtmrtKb jiiik '
Hi A HtiUMKH RKROftT of the hllt ehaf
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WONDKfii7,WnEVnRrNAc'l.AKK.
uxcejiient, .nme remaa. voea soil aii
PsVv7tP -saim .imupsfinfjntsi hi
mrs?EBJPQ
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Newark Reth larael Heapltal offers 'J year
and a month' course In all Branches of
Nursing. Attractive tieme surroundings
Liberal monthly allowance while training,
further particular, apply Superintendent et
Nurses. Beth Israel Heapltal. High and
Kinney Sis.. Newark, y. J.
Ueth Heses
I.EARN t.A.NDUACFH
at the BERLITZ SCHOOL'
1S4I CHESTNUT ST.
(Entrnnea en ISth Ht.)
Tflephenei Snriire 4004
SFRVICr, WHERE SERVICE COCNTH'
M Secure the Kind of Teacher Wiinted
und the Kind of Position Desired
The Bryant Teachers' Bureau, Inc.
0KMH2-SI3 HIthef noei. ..Mjc.. Phlla.
010 Iteenan Dltlg.. Plttsbursh
TEACHERS'
hummer Course
urect pnerinand
Touch Typlnf. Hjekkeepinu nnd .Methods.
Write for details or phone Walnut 0SS1.
The Tayler Scheel. 100? .Market St.
"lVftere Oreoe Shorthand was flrat
taught in Philadelphia"
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rldlnp. Moderate cost. Wrlle for honk henk
lt. Mr. Jehn O (llinilnn, Gutrdlun. Phene,
.Mil I rem 07'K.
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Efner Ixske, (erinili. N. Y. '
JOO mile from New Yerk. SOU acres et field
and forest, three Quarter .of a mile Iske
frantnee. Water sports, tennis. baisbsll.
eltey ball. Excellent equipment. Directors.
MIH3 I.AURA HANKOIIIJ Adrilsun N. Y.
Allan nunnuuinui Ar vu.mk, Teachers
College. Columbia Unherslly, N. Y.
CAPF1 t'Oll. MNN.
MRS. NORMAN WHITE'S CAMPS
Cape Ced, Orleans, Massachusetts
Senalde Camps In thn pine
Oiuala.' for ctrlH 12 in IH
.laufleu.er: ler tlri 8 te la
Ter particulars, Hildresi
MRS. NORMAN UIIITK.
4U West llBtll St.. New Yerk City
Heth Wexf
OARDNER LAKE. CONN.
Camp CADAHO for BOYS
Camp JUANITA for GIRLS
Distinctly separate cimp" en I'm shorn nf
Gardner I.nke, Conn 1 1,1 miles northwest of
New Londen, Conn, Milk and eueiables
illii'ct from the farm Itatrit 1150 for v
wki., June 80 te Hent. 1. Per blclts, Address
Mlle f.laht, Nermal Hrhoel, Met filmier. I'n.
Yeunt Men and Bey
noeniaM), n. j.
Camp Wake Rebin, Woodland, N. Y.
Younger Beys Exclusively
18th Beaten rlwlmmlnic Mountain Cllmblnt,
Nature Iire. All Athletle Hperls. , f,.
Mtlle Lincoln IIU'.I Hrhoel. Jersey Clty.N J.
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CAMP VtONPOHKT, Rnntnm I.ukr, Conn.
A eamp for young be rm th llerkahlre lue
mllea from New Yerk. Write for cump book.
ROBERT I.. TINIIAI.E, ,
81 Kml Tlsl Htreet. New Yerk
MUHICAI. INWTRCOTION
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PIER S SO. bEtAVTARB AVE.
Dally at B I'. M. Saturday at 3 P. M.
' Via N 11 ml it v NltAinas
36 Old World Cities en a Gates Tour
that takes you te Oberammergau
j H T EAVING New, Yerk by one of the reg-
u ular Gates Tours, sailings beginning in
May, you may have 14 days in France
before seeing the Passion Play. 6 days in
Switzerland and almost two whole weeks
in Italy. 36 old world cities will be visited.
Optional dates of return and extensions
may be arranged.
Gates European Tours $395 up
Cevering? Steamship, Hetel accommodations
and ordinary sightseeing expenses. dates
Tours; f6unded In 1892, hae earned a reputa
tion of peclnl character.
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plete Tour Booklet Varieua tours fully de
acrlbcd, costing from 1395 up, ranging- from 30
te 90 days. Apply direct or te Raymond
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Philadelphia. Ask for Booklet "6."
.Ill Qates Tours Include, ulfneui extra cef, Paris,
the Argannc and ether American Battlefields
GATES TOURS
FnmMltfl
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225 Fifth Ats., New Yerk
Parle Reese
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AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY
Anneunces:
The special charter of the Great
Cunarder &M.S.
MAURETANIA
-the fattest and most luxurious
of ocean steamer
for
A WINTER CRUISE
of unprecedented Interest
TO THE
MEDITERRANEAN
Sailing from New Yerk
' February 10th, 1923
Tending detailed announcements, applications will
new be given consideration In the order received
Addreis
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY
1708 Chestnut St.
. Philadelphia
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Ker special parties of two or mere
person In private touring car, land
aulets, limousines, In nny part of
Enaland. Scotland, Wale. France
and llelalum. Yeu travel a In your
own ear at home. Mileage, tariff,
or Inclusive rat (ceverm ALL.
EXPENSES).
We are special agenta for only well
known and reliable Arm featuring
thle ervlce. State your require
ment, Ask nbeut the Serine
Britain Moter-coach tours da luxe.
W. H. Stoat, 51 E. 42d St., Nw Yerk
N. Y. K. Line
NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA
OFFT.BS NF.VV. MODERATR PRICED
PASSENGER SERVICE
SEATTLE,
te ORIENT '
AND
FAR EAST
Tin 13,000 ten commedJoue iteamshlp
Kaga Mam Shldaueka Mana
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These ateamahlp are furnished and
equipped with modern appliance and
pnnvetilence. Cabins are located or
lilrldge Deck and most of them contain
nniy vu iwtitm AAw.iT-ii uumnn in
European style. Refreshments, beveraat
end mineral waters nt moderate price.
Deck chairs for passengers free.
RATES OF PASSAQE
Te Yokohama .' . . . .$210
Te Manila and Heng; Keng .$275
Proportionate Fare te Intermediate
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Fer Information and Literature apply
te Rnllreid and Teurlit Aienclea or
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We travel leisurelv and unes-
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assuring te our individual mem
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first-class both en land and sea.
They enjoy, without extra cost,
many side trips, drives and
meter runs. The hotels they
visit are of the highest standard
of comfort and refinement.
Our prices are inclusive and
reasonable. We point, with
pride te our forty-two years of
successful travel management.
Write, telephone or call for our
complete Itineraries of 1922 Season.
Fer Independent Travellers
We repreient every iteamshlp line and all
speclsl and regular crudes. Rstei essctlv the
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lll prepsre your Itinerary, supply our steam
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200 Seuth 13 th Sfc, Philadelphia
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managing such enterprises, the netu Cunnrti 1 Arn-MiA r
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around the world, arc all guarantees for perfect arrangements
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hZ RenlT f 'ri HaDvanaPa,nama Cana1' San Fncisce,
FermiS Tk hit'- Chm ?Z Anhw' Tsin Tae (Shantung)
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THE HARLAN BRADY TOURS
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EUROPE
Independent and Escorted Tours
with all Reservations Secured
in Advance
visiting
Passion Play, Battlefields, France, England,
Scotland, Italy, Switzerland, Belgium,
Helland, Spain, Norway, Sweden, Etc.
De Luxe Tours Moderate Price Tours
I-ia rarest and finest
steamers, luxurious hotels
First c!a3s throughout.
Limited te 12 member
Popular steamers and.
It e t c 1 s Arranged for
comfortable travel at
moderate prices.
MEDITERRANEAN CRUISE
., February and March, 1923, by special charter
New Cunard Liner "Scylhia"
Oil Burner 21,500 tens
Madeira, Portugal, Spain, Gibraltar, Algiers, Italy,
Sicily, Egypt, Hely Land, Constantinople, Etc.
$600 and up. Including all expenses.
l
PACIFIC COAST TOURS
with escort, visiting National Parks, Canadian Reckies, Cali
fornia, Alaska, Honolulu. Frequent departure. De Luxe
parties, limited te 15 memberfe. Everythinj? first class, best
trains, best hotels, liberal sightseeing and time for resting.
Bermuda Tours
S days and longer, $103.00 and up.
Steamer Tickets Choice 'Cabins Regular Rates
ill write nr ihen for rnmpl'te Info'
inatlnn and detailed illnprur of 'lour Uslrril
FRANK TOURIST CO.
219 Seuth 15th St., Philadelphia
Spruce 5824-5825
Established 1675
New Yerk
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Most alluring Summer Travel opportunity of 1922
Perfect for college or business vacation. June 28
an ideal and timely date. S. S. "Osterley" exclu
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MMMfam?.erTfeCrted "hedeule-Iceland, North Cape,
Midnight Sun" Lofeten Islands, Norway, Sweden Den
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fe??unnhaftnt CvC' Shere excursions includfd in ratis.
and th??" K t0 0rk" Apply for Boeklct
European Tours
Leng and short Tours Special Tours Extension
features. All the worth-while attractions old and
new. Diverse schedules. A Tour for every vacation
Apply for full information and Booklet.
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Ideal comfort and enjoyment
--exclusive and comprehen
sive features best accom accem accom
eodationsefficient rnanage
ment. California National
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Alaska.
Mediterranean Cruise
Feb.if 10. 1923 S.S. TRotter TRetter
dam 66 days of rest and rec-
tta.iuH. rsaiCS 90 UD. in.
return accommeda-
2 Cruises 2
Round-the-world
Jan. 9 and lfi Twn Gn
ships te go round the "world
"Resolute" and "Velendtm."
Most interesting and compre
hensive routes ever planned.
epcciai ana exclusive features.
Panama, Kilauea. 14 days
Tapan. China. Philippines,
tambeanga, 4 days lava, Bur
ma. 21 davs India. Cashmere,
Ceylon. Egypt. Italy, Paris.
Most experienced company
with most up-te-date contact.
Rates $1050 up New Yerk
te New Yerk.
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