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Committee Repert te Senate
Scathingly Condemns Plan
as Unfair
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Washington, July 20. In n com
wetensWe report submitted te the
Senile today by Chairman Nerrln, of
ft i Agricultural Committee, Henry
Vara' offer for the purchase and lease
el ! the Government's war-initiated proj prej
Mta'nt Muscle Shenlu. Ala., Is con
demned in unusually .stren InnBuaRe.
while the Nebraska Senater'a bill,- pro pre
jin development of the property
mider a Government owned mitl ron ren ron
trelled corporation. Is described ns "the
noet wonderful plan" that 1ms ever
been proposed In the history of the
On the question of the Ferd bid. the
rioett snys, Senators Page. Mr-Nary,
Key. Geeding, Norbeck, Hnrreld and
SIcKlnley, Republicans, and Ken Ken
erick, Democrat, concur with the chnlr
nun With reference te the Govcrn Gevcrn Govcrn
wnt'ewnersliip proposal, the report
ilres the names of five Senators. Nor
th McXary, flooding-, Norbeck and
Mcklnlev, who favor lta passage by the
Senate for the solution of the Muscle
BJieals problem. Sixteen Senators arc
en the committee.
Because of this llneup the report Is
characterized as a minority opinion. In
sofar as It expresses approval of the
Government-ownership bill, but is
presented as a majority opinion, in se
fir as it deals with the rejection by
the' comraittee of all proposals for
Muscle Sheals development.
The Ferd offer is dealt with in un
sparing terms. Its ndoptlen, the report
ivs. would put "the Government of
the United States into business with n
Ttnetance," adding that "these who ask
Congress te accept the Ferd offer ask
us, in effect, te lease this property te
this corporation without any real con
federation, and then, in addition
thereto, guarantee te repair and keep
.,1,1 mnintain it in geed condition for a
period of one hundred years."
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of Mr. Ferd's fairness," the report con
tinues, "with his silence 6n this sub-,
Ject, when his name is se often used lit
exaggeration and misrepresentation as
te Just what, he does offer te de. The
country hns been given te understand
that Mr. Ferd has guaranteed te reduce
the cost of fertilizer by one-half. He
has done nothing of the kind. Hc'bas
made no guarantee of any kind In the
wny of the reduction of the cost of
fertilizer.
"The country has been given te un
derstand that he pays the Government
4 per cent interest en its investment
in the two dams. He does nothing of
the kind. He hns net made jtny such
offer and no such preposition is in
cluded in his bid. Giving his corpora
tion credit for every dollar that it pays,
he will be paying te the taxpayers less
than 3 per cent en the money which
he uses out of the Trensury of the
United States, and when we consider
tbnt this lean runs for one hundred
years, It requires even the stretch of the
Imagination te understand the enormous
profit that this corporation secures in
this one item alone.
"Assuming thnt a fair interest rnte in
the commercial world Is 0 per cent in
terest, this would give his corporation
during a iuu-ycur period a total gift of
cold cash of $2.10,250,000, and If this
money were compounded, as Mr. Ferd
asks the Government te compound what
he pays, the profit te the corporation
at the end of the 100-year period would
be $14,600,000,000. This Is mere than
half our total cost of the World War.
"When we bring together the results
that must fellow from the two divi
sions of the Ferd offer, the mind is
dazed at the unreasonableness of the
preposition, at the enormity of the gift.
With the expenditure of no money there
Is te be turned ever te a corperntoln
property of the vnlue of mere than
$100,000,000 and the right and privi
lege te extort unjust profits from the
citizens of this country without limit.
"There is nothing In the history of
the world with which this can be com
pared. The report says the steam plant at
Gergas, Ala., should be sold and thnt
It is quite apparent that the Alabama
Power Company can afford te nay mere
for the Government's Interest in this
piant man any etner concern.
Regarding Senater Norris' bill pro
posing Government development and
operation for the Muscle Sheals
projects, the report contains a reference
te the attitude of Senators who, it says,
are seemingly "determined te turn this
property ever te Mr. Ferd or absolutely
prevent Its development by any one."
FRED HODGSON
frSONS
PAPlfcJ
WALL PAPER CC
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There is every advantage in having your
Paperhanging done this month for even
new geed Paperhangers are none tee
plentiful and in the busy Fall months they
are almost unprocurable then work piles
up which means te you net only annoying
delays and inconvenience but disappoint
ments. '
There are ether reasons very practical
ones tee for in the Summer months the
windows can be left wide open te insure
a full circulation of air that the paper can
dry quickly and evenly the long Daylight
hours are a great assistance for they enable
the Paperhanger te match patterns and
colors perfectly.
We take advantage of the Furniture and
the Great White Sales because there is an
economic advantage in doing se. The
same opportunity is offered you in Wall
Paper during the usual dull month of July.
Your Dealer, your Paperhanger, is pre
pared te render you the best service right
new can offer you the fullest assortment
of charming new patterns, styles and
colorings and de your work at a better
price than he could hope te offer you in
the busy Fall season.
Wholesale Wall Paper
Dealers Association
REGULARS PRESS
RISK INSURGENTS
Munster Province Cut Off and
Troops Attack Waterferdi
Fighting at Limerick
Bv Aitectated Prt
Dublin, July. 20. Reports from the
fighting nrca received today indicate
a pressure by the national army forces
en each extremity of the insurgent line,
developing powerfully and extending
roughly from Limerick te Wntcrfprd,
thereby cutting off virtually1 the whele
of Munster province. x
- An attack en Wntcrferd was made
by troops advancing from Kilkenny,
preceded bv nartles of engineers who
removed the heavy obstructions In the
read and reached the outskirts et wai wai
crferd Tuesday evening.
The Nationalists found the main part
of the city cut offthreugh the draw
bridge ever the River Suir being
raised. The railway bridge was Im
passable and the troops opened the at
tack from the north side of the river
with machine-gun and rifle fire, while
elehtcen-neunders shelled the irreffu
lnrs In the military barracks and the
Jail.
The reply from rifles and Thompson
guns was feeble, and it is believed the
city is lightly held, but the natural
strength of the position may make
the ulsiedgement or the Irregulars a
mntter of difficulty.
At Limerick fighting wns progress
ing last evening. The national troops
launched n heavy attack with bombs
en the O'Mara factory, but as far as
Is known the irregulars still are hold
ing the position. In the center of the
city where the Insurgents are strongly
rertiiieu, tne nring wns particularly
heavy. The casualties are estimated
at twenty killed and forty wounded,
Belfast, July 20. (By A. P.)
Alarming accounts et the situation in
King's County or County OfTaly, as
it Is new known, reached Belfast in
dispatches today. Tullamerc ami Birr
are Uewribed tin in a pitiable plight
with these of their inhabitants who
are able te de se taking flight in fear
of starvaten.
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DEAD RECLUSE MAY
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Inquiry en Twe Continents
Seeks te Identify Man Who
Died in Attic
New Yerh, .Tuly 20. An Inqury is
under wny today en two continents in
nn effort te determine the Identity of n
man of sixty-two. known ns Kdward
Eusten, who diet en July 12 In a dingy
attic at 17 Hicks street, Brooklyn.
With little te grace his quarters but
a strip of faded carpet nnd nn iron
bedstead, he rcmnlncd an unapproach
able recluse, without a soul te aid him
at the end. He refused te listen te
the Importunities of Mrs. Kllzrtbeth
Merris, his kindly landlady, that a
phvslclnn should be called.
He died as he had lived silent, lone
ly, resentful of Intrusion.
Ills body new lies In nn undertaking
parlor, unclaimed, while an nttempt Is
being made te learn whether he was
the elder brother of the present Duke
of Grafton nnd the rlghtM head of
the famtlv. Whatever fnn nerrnf Im
hid with such despcrate intensity j the
ffw belongings he left under the
shabby strip of carpet two photo
graphs, an insurance policy and a Ma
sonic apron furnished the clue that
set detectives working yesterday te es
tablish his identity.
BUMMER RESORT!
ATrAXTIO CITV. N. .1.
BRITISH
DUKE
The courtesies and conveniences of
two hotels at one rate
W.M Dar Ve. Amerlwn Plaa (With Meali). Spertel WeeVlr.
Our.dieatajmar lira at either house and Mill enjoy all the comforts
ELBERON
aa llrsproef Annex. Tenneeeee Avenual
Mar beasfl. oppeilta Cathella and Pret-
mtmut enurehas. Paona S70I,
RUNNING WATER
El.Mn15fi,i.SlnA aarrlea jmaieallad. Fresh vegetables. White eerrlea.
a$nlHrniAVAhlPj!krttT$S?r'$n' ""hetra. Dancing. Ilcnned patreVuVa
Beth hotels under pergenal direction of R. B. LUDY. M. D.. Owner
LBEST MODERATE PRICE
Kentucky ave. near beach Allan tie
City's nnest and meat pepulaxrata
hotel. Urcbeitra, dandnc, elevator.
RUfMNGWATER IN ROOMS
Writs for booklet and auto map
bat&Yng Vrem h5tel
nirnrMi mnn'gt. Trttrr Ik nillnrr
NETHERLANDS
stew ivr ave. uu ysaus Hum iu.uu4.
grarloeklng lawn and osaae. Uast locals
aepular priced hotel. Capacity suXH smS
atsr. I'rlvuie batba. het and cold running
water In rooms; aleotrle lights. Table
abundantly supplied wltb the best market
aflerds. Musle and oar.ee fleer. Baiblaj
privileges from hotel. I8.0U up dally. I1T.M
ap wkly. Araer. plaa. dklt. U. C. awwu,
flHje preakera
On the Ocean Frent
American and European Plana
FIREPROOF
Evening concerts. Darning. Private bath
beuses. New Oolf Club privileges. Oarage
en uremlses. Sensible rates.
PIMADE
Whole Uloek en Ocean Frent
Coelest location Atlantic City.
Ideal family hotel In Chelsea Section.
Capacity Five Hundred ,
' OkbuiuIp Olrectiea J
BeeHet W. V. SHAW
WALDORF
New Yerk ue. ncir beich. Ilathlng from
hotel. Medernte rates. Ctpnclty 2."0. Dsnc
ing, is. h iihaiit. formerly or Alter Hall
hUlLL MORlUfJ
Virginia Ave. Near Ileafh
Write for booklet; new brlek nddltlen.
Vfi
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RAYMORE ATcfTNrTO
"World's Greatest Hetel Success
DO xennessea av. and beach
m-XfT Running water all rooms,
W liathlng; ehnvver. Kure-
psan. t.a- r "P
snec. wkly. J.J.Jeyce.
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THE ELW00D Sxisss: iKSfS
wslK. I-Iran oef. Capacity Mil. frlvau
b,tbs. Hunntnc wnter In rooms. Elavmer.
K. T. tiKAFr. Owner
f Al VERT viiginia avb,
near utteA.
year. Medarai
rates.
QgQKOB I'UIlCIHlia
fnrlunn l51. Carlllc Ate. I'rlv. Iiutlu
v,uu"u' Hunnlng water. Enruprnn til tc
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rpHE best part of a vaca
tion is often the news
from home which you read
regularly in your favorite
newspaper.
Whether you go te the
mountains, country or sea
shore, te a well-known
summer resort or some
quite out-of-the-way place,
you can arrange te have
the Evening Public
Ledger mailed te you
every day. With its un
excelled news and enter
taining features, it will
,a d d great pleasure at
rmll cost te your sum
mer's outing.
Toleplieno or semi In your nummer
aulisorliiilen new, for one. two or threu
month.!, the porleil you will t,0 away, and
leci'lve jour faoilte newspaper res
ulnrly with your dully mull.
Summer Subscription Rates
Public Ledger (Mern't) 60c $1.20 $1.80
Public LcHgcr(Evenini) 50c 1.00 1.50
Public Ledger (Sunday) 50c 1.00 1.50
hiimmrr subscriptions may
lit' entered by (he week
Forward your Summer Hubscrlptlen
"i"! JC"W' l5f.er. Company, Independ-
v.iwv c4uare.
i'BS SS. JjetlyapaeUI wktr, Amer. plan
HONTICLtLO
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HnissasBssssssssBBBassssad ssasal i i a
Newspaper clippings pasted te his
ihotegrapiis Indicated that "le might
eleng te the ancient Fltzrey family;'
ilm lineal descendants of Charles II.
On the ether hand, It might have been
chance or a passing whim that caused
him te give te tne eacic or. n photo
graph, presumably of the Karl of Hus Hus
eon, who has since become the Duke
of Grafton, this slipping:
"Lord Kusten is a widower of sixty"?
four and father of three children Lady
Lillian, who mnrrlcd July 20. 1010,
Charles Robertsen, late of the Ministry
of Education in Egypt; Lady Margaret
Fltzrey, nnd Viscount Ipswich. The
Viscount is thirty yenrs old, being eight
months the junior of Lady Lillian and'
seventeen months younger than Lady
Margaret. ...
"Lord Eusten married April 27.
1875, n dnughter of Eric Cnrrlngten'
Smith, of Stenewlch. Sussex. She died
March 10, 1018. Today, Monday, is
the Duke of Grafton's birthday. He is
n veteran of the Crimean War and was
badly wounded nt the battle of Inker
mnn." The second photograph Is of Edward
Eusten himself, wearing a pepper-nnd-naft
suit, wing cellar and four-in-hand
cravat. Detective Frank Upton, of the
Mfsslng Persons Bureau, said thnt the
two men photographed bear a striking
reHcmblnnce. They ere enough nllke te
be brothers.
The British Censul wns Inclined te
discredit the theory of relationship with
the Duke of Grafton's family. He
pointed out thnt the family name is
Fltzrey, and thnt if this man wns a
relative and wanted te hide for any rcn rcn
sen, he would be mere likely te call him
self Fltzrey thnn Eusten. Only the
eldest son of the Duke of Ornften Is
entitled te use the nnmc of Eusten, he
added.
BI'MMEB RKfORTS
ATf.lNTIO T1TY. N. J.
IROQUOIS
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aeuth Carolina Avenue, iuit off tha
Boardwalk. Cenrenlent ta all attrae
U.a Wi i.. nk... iaji TTT
IN EVERY ROOM
HOTELS IN ATLANTIC CITV
BLEEr tVHKHE LIFE IS SAFEST
nek. Steel and btone Construction
Ocean and B. Carolina Av. Largest moderate
rate beuse of modern large city construction.
Het 2nd Celd Running Water in all Reems
rrirnte Path Etemter
French chef. Excellent tnble. White eervlce.
Orchestra. Dancing. Free bathheucs for
Ruests with lleardwalk entrance. All windows
screened, 13.(10 and up dly. Am. plan. Bpecl.
!vc.,f,.Jy,v.wl.,,l.BUt0 retttl mnn mulled, l'h.
4fiU-1210. Paul C. Iteiecrani, Owner k PreD
Am. Plan J3.SU upiEnr.plan 11.00 upiPpLirUy,
MJEHAitLE
Virginia ava. near beach, block from Steal
Her. Idqal spot for motorists; C35.UU0 tnls
year for Improvements. E!ctrle lights.
RUNNING WATER IN ALL ROOMS
Prlv. baths: elsv. i luxurious sun room; large
Colonial perch; bathing from heute; excel,
table; white service: ercheetra; dancing.
Ilnnershlp management. flAIHj: ft nKVlTT
S3 ap Dlr.; Sp. Wklr. Am. Fun (with mtili)
OSBORNE
Cor. Paclfle and Aikansas avsa. Prlr. re
mgeratlng plant: electrta kitchen epet. ter
tcspectlen: running water; all outside rooms;
scrupulously clean, aiev.j prtv. baths, bath
ten from hotel; bathhouses and showers free.
JJrchestra. aanilrur; white service: garage.
Booklet. FnTaner-KKNTilinT.
ILEW9S
Piii'ltlp it miiiulH ncs.. clop in Hcui'.i In
ruslilennhl9 Trajinere section Modern, newly
renovated; cenv. te churches, stiitlenn.
umusements. Hunnlrur wnter In rooms a a
rnge. llatlilUK from hotel, ShewerH I'nsur-
n2,r'.AII,l.'"Jv .1!'.At' ew ncnhlp manaBenient!
ciat y It Atm. formerly prep, Melrnae Hall.
KlMCS,TCtM
Ocean ae,, 1st hotel from Ucnrh, overlook.
no; ocean; central; Hreproef ; elrvater; prlv.
baths. Bathing from hetel: coolest dlnlni
J2ffi ln cit.y en flrt !,or wl" ocean view
18,60 up dly.. spec, wkly. M. A. ORTRKH.
THUE3BER
Atlsntle b Massacbusetts ava. Capacity .10.
fVlaSui,W & 'J0."1- ,Btbln from bete!.
II 80 day up. 6eclal weskly. Eurepsan plan.
surant rrmneeted. MRa. V. H. 'rHUnnsi
X C3iJIX
IQ Tennestaa are. near beach. Thar
,m isi'0UBn medern: rntes reasenabiaT
American and European Plaau
MHH R. KAWT.glT P,"B. "
BOTHWELL'
GALEN HALL
ATI.ANTIP CITY. .V. ,.
Ahvnj-H :. iul.l,lr imil saturnclery
,s. I., hMSI,l, Imager
Ravenreyd c!"aA-".c4.DXl-
i e e m s overleolctniF
ocean. Itunnlns: water: private i,atn
Telephone nO'lg-W KAAr flOWKl'
TABOR INN .0v.7',"1 ""' Connecticut
Ave, Ideil location. lnru
airy rms : excel, table. LMitn season, m i,
irenit Heiien lates J 1 A a, i ,""
STRATH HAVRN Kentucky a"vTn
I . . beich! J2 ,av nn
I Kurop. plan (rms. enlv) Ileuutlfully reninA.
I eled nathlnc prlv Hinder, llren.. e"or
I THE PLAZA St. Charles & Pacinc. tu.
"' """ flnfl1 surroundings. Ev,
,'y -.. , -' ..... m ...."ti,. irr.
Hetel Boscobel '"lh?."-1
free Dainins: wki
rjm.tlR up. Telei'hene 11T A, B ilAl'iiTw
NORWUUU Arsansaa i-acir.e. nr. Uci.
,... ndlnBSta. IIS week Tut
mr Plin: II ri.iy up. Kurop f MnguiriZ
ESTELLE ae? V0"10 ev?; ""nnlng
' -"-- wnle- In rooms Kurop, pianT
l.OMU'ORT. X. J,
HOTEL ABERDEEN ST0'"' i
tne ,-ew .lurs'y
const Dlicllv en the ece.in front lmi min
utes by trnlle from Atlantic I'lty Ideal I
fnmlly hotel, rdngle rooms, $L'i week und '
up deuliltt rneiim $'H wwk nnd up, Amer I
plan N"'v bitbltig hai'i Jehn f eHler'
Ot'EAX CITY, X. J.
Plj-meuth Inn $!Tr1& &Y.
srtreclats comfort, ceurteiv and eervtce.
Limited rapneltv nklt. FrnlTn FUher Xnln
WYOMING R" iM,n' Enlarged and
" "' remodeled. Running water 1.1
,er rm. Heme cooking, M A.MIinrr It Jen
TVnymere ?,th , We,lcT' A ,fmii heui
SCARBOROUGH &- -.. ...r .g
water In eeTy room. D U McAllister
MELROSE .rVY; v1wm&'
Halcyen Hall rT.
ine imperial yyy. "xcM ,lgaf,',,fffM
R0SLYN "".Central, fur. rooms. Neal
Heseb. M. O. IlUttr.r.
SvVfirtbinere Nr,'. Uech Attractions, ej.
""Clt ' rellent tab's; best seei.
BISCAYNE ,.un'B Wl,,,r ln "rr t'SenT
ryj llneklet B. Hf.fTTlv
Ay.AI.ON. X. Jj
THE PRINCETON VAMg
Uxcellent cuisine Runnlni water, baths
Near beach .lOSliril Y niLATUtHI. I'rel
Hlll'.HIIRT O, Itnilli Manager
SUA I8I.K CITY. N. J.
Slirf Heuse ".'ntrBlly located en lieaaa
w J"' w- Htruthers. Pr
, WU.UW'OOIl" cwkstT N. J.
BELMAR flSL ,'r BaVnTn.".
" ' Caul Nell Ttmmea. Praia,
BTTMMEH BKWnRTB
MOOHKlir-AI) LAKE. MR
Moosehead Lake, Maine
Mount Kmee Heuse and Cottages New Open
Definite policy te establish exclusive patron
age. Reduced rates July and August
TWO DESIRABLE COTTAGES AVAILABLE
Gelf, tennis, fishing, beating, horseback riding, baseball,
moving pictures, dancing, radio-phone. Brokers office.
Through Pnllmnn New Yerk tc Klnee or Philadelphia, te
Portland, change for Klnee. -v
Booklet and rates en request.
I. W. GREENE. Manager
MAVII I & Uurhr Ave. nttar bcacn. Undtr
"' !" numnndm-nt. Ooed lihll.
lemtlHt, comfortable rm. Mr.lt.A.JIevm
TFMPI F HALL vmn- et trt 224 a.
'cmrLt ni.U pep!ar ftVe. Community
rlnn. Ilkpg., prlv. B. C. BOMMEHM. I'rep.
Ar.rlin Picturesque. Unusual cnvlrenmaaC
nrcauia Mneu na Piicinc mjis. if.
P. MAXffKLL .
EDGETON HOTEL c,Sf.S,VB",rt
Itfl MmU. Ilwiklet. W. n. llucUHn. Ugr,
I vnAhnrtl 208 Cedar, 4 doers from Beard
uynunuin w) run wftt,n Mr, piantld
Taflar Hall Cedar Ave. near Ueach. Hun"
venar nan mn y,hUT, Mr,, B, ciarne.
Atnhnuader Am". Plan. Its E. Oak. Opa.
ftmonnaner ,, c n Kane. Own,
DelVVn Olenwoed Ai
fcrciwjrn water rma. n
nr. bch. Rub.
Hklt. Mra. MeuiUr.
Phetten 10 E. Wllilwoed av. Turn, nra,
v-neucn ,,rv of hkrt Mrl) 0 L J,Pilna
New Cnlnninl All etmlde rooms. Prlv.
trl.nl I2S E. Pine. Fur. nr. wlih nr with
tucui out he,hpg. nrlv. Mrs. F. Downey. I
Wll.rUVnnn. N. J. Fer Infermalnlnn write
U'. feurtrlght 'mltli. Mang. T)lr.. ltd, of Tr.
MAONOMA 111 n. Macnella.
IlkP Prlv : nenr nenfh J. T.
Fur. rmi.1
T, Jarksen.
rTiAVI VN 220 Cedar Ave. Near Beaen.
UrL, I n MfuixrM. rt. H. M. Wnlf
Frtmnnrl 3010 Pnelfle. Nr. Heech. Ooed
Camuna ,,, Mei1 T,(. y?. r, Shivers
WNWICK Hetel and rtestinrnnt. ")B.
rcnrriiv rnnRi n. tstien. Booklet.
Itneme nnd Annrrmenfa
THE DERBYSHIRE
Paelfle A .Tunlner. Cem, plnn. Hfkpg. prlv
Asntinv PAitK. x. j.
RRISTOL &son
1DlRECaYON OCEAN TO0OT
ASDUKT RWK N.J.
eneNt
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HOTEL COLUMBIA ,.5 ,.
Ocean frent: capacltvOO: tnW and snrIce
nicnepr sianuani. . ji.m...-. .......
NOKT1I ASnUKY I'AltK. N. J.
HOTEL BEVERLY
nTII AVK. AT I'AltK
NOHT1I ASIIURY PARK, N. .1.
Tlie Peafhore Hetel with the picturesque
country settlnc. two blocks from beach,
peels, boardwalk. All outslde rooms, run
nlry "sfr
lirNOAUIAN-AMr-niCAN CriSINE
Unusually superior table nnd service; con
genial atmosphere. Rates moderate. Booklet
en request. Management.
K. IIL'HACK nnd JS II. STF.nXIIF.BO
OFKAN fiKOVK. N, J.
SEASIDE HOTEL
Dlrectlv en Ocean Frent. All iruet renmi
overlooking sen, CHAP-IXB O. STOCKTON
THE IVY HOUSE,
24 MAIN AVE.
OCEAN QltOVK. N 3
M'KlXfi I.AHK. N. J.
THE BREAKERS ,
PFRINfl I-Un IIK.On. K. J. BV.TIIE.SEA
tn per day, American plan. Pheno 7S0. i
HI'KIXO LAltK BEACn. N. J.
THE ALLAIRE
urnrNO ike reach, n. j.
Dlrectlv or the Ocean front M. C HOLMK1
mctcii haven, x. j.
THE EWGLESIDE V,5
Prtat baths with sea and fresh witer:
file tennis courts, booklet, n. F. ENOLIC
gr AIke the Covington. West Phllndelphle,
DhAI,. N. J.
THE TREVISAN
DEAL. N. J.
Phene. 10 'n DmJ
The Ideal Heme Hetel: rooms en suite.
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EAGLES MERE, PA.
The sumtner report that It different
because It combine mountain and
erainre conditions with unltjue sur-
reunillnRi.
The unilv bench nnd temperate Whter
of the I.akn et the Eaules afford
splendid bathing --U0 feet abeva t,ea
leel.
One eT the finest lS-hole coif courses
In Amjrlra.
Ter booklet nnd rntes. vrrltei
The Lakeside
Jehn S. Kirk St Hen.
The Raymond
I.. II, V. LUt. Miiinecr.
The Crestmont Inn
Willi im tVoedti, M.tii.igcr,
The Ferest Inn
llermiin V.
Yciger, Mnnngrr.
Mr rotexo. pa.
Mount Pleasant Heuse " p"".i.e.
1 lrl nt
hith f e. ranw W A MI M UIIU'II
Ul.ltXI Ksmi.i.e. I'A.
$18.00
week-end
special rates
Saturday jrid-Day Dinner te Monday afte"
Ilreukfnst. double room (twin beds) und
meilx for 2 persons.
Walter Park (Resort Hetel)
Qaraire. nerile. I'a 103 ninklng Spgn
jeiin j i,qvxi;y, Mgr
fiARATOIIA ril'ltlXfiS. N. Y'.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. i
FOR HEALTH AND RECREATION
Reduced ratni durlnir
October and Neember
July. September.
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I.AKI,
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Belle Terre Park Inn
Pert Jeffersen, Leng Island
A nulet, restful hotel In u private park
of 1 3 00 ncrrii.
All con enlence', Mnrtxn(.''eil rulrk
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Southern California
Al.t' Drlk-hlf'il Sriul for iiifiirntn.
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KSTPORT INN
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Heusekveplng and Den-tinuaekeeDlna
censtes. own golf links, tennis,
beating, bathing, fishing, orchestral
in iichi. ,.i ei.uv UD. SilKI.
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MOOBKHKAP LAKW. MB.
Klnee, Main
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PREFER THIS BUFFALO! HOTELi)
yOU will add tc your pleas
ure and comferl when you
visit Niagara Falls by stepping at
Hetel Lenex in Buffalo.
Quietly situated; yet very con
venient te business, theatre and
shopping districts, and Niagara
Falls Boulevard.
A comfortable, modern hotel,
complete in appointments and
service. Every room an outside
room. Exceptional cuisine, Euro
pean plan.
Rates from $2.50 per day.
Buffalo Is the western gate
way of the famous Emplre
Teura. Wrlte for Read Outrles,
Mans, Hetel lioeklot, etc. ?Io ?Ie ?Io
terlhts fellow Main Street or
Delaware Avenue te North
Street
NOUT1I ST. AT DKLAWAni. AVE.
C. A. JUNK It, MuniiRlne Director
HcyrELf
VERMONT
Lake Champlain
Vacation Camp
Fer Yeung and Old
A GI.OKIni'.S OfTDOOK VACATION
en the Nertherrn shores of Iike Cham
Plnln. at North Here. Vermont, ln the
Jdtronilnek.Oroen Mountain region.
ACCOMMODATIONS llun(ralev.s for
mntrled couples. Comfortable room.
In separate and appropriate bulldlnri
for young men and jeung women. Mod
ern cenetilence annlury plumbing,
electric lights, etc.
CI.OTIIKS nNerbedv dresre comfort-
nhh- camp style all the time.
t-OOD Abundance of wtmleeme food feed
milk, hulter. eccs and fresh egetables
from nenrbv farmi.
PrOKTM AND AMUNKMKNTS Beating,
canoeing, swimming, Dshing, horseback
rlrilnir. tennis nnd nil fiutdoer sports.
EVKNINO ENTKRT.IAII:NT Dancing.
cenccrtu by camp orchestra, masquer-
MOTOil TRirS AND EXCritSIONS
Aute trlpi te Mnntrenl. Quebec nnd
ether plices In fnnndn ind through the
AdlremHcks nnd the Oreen nnd White
Mt Mnterbnnt excursion' en like.
Rate $23 te $23 Weekly
Fer loeMet and full information anplv
I.AKK CHAMI'I.XIN VACATION CAMP
New serk inllee. 7 K. 43d M.. N'. Y. citi
Tel. jrurrny Hill 4JO0
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Summer SVv fjM&X '
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i5eDS0W CamP" ClTcr medwa,e rc-Amerlcan plan and ere easily
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
1; for full information
R. f.
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F. It. I'KKRY.
t.wi. Aet.. I'u. Hem..
Frank's :J:
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cruise
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late 'win i.t 1 m, "',,:,," il '"""'' """" frnin I'rmr, r l.iiila,
Our Gelden Jubilee Cruise
mnrklng the 50th year bIike Themas Cook, the founder of
our organization, conducted his riirt tour around the world
Sailing Eastward from New Yerk, Jan. 24 Returninrj May 31, 1923
by the Epccifilly chartered new CUNARD Liner
A Rorgceus itimnary with viailb at
M'eks in British India, Dutch Eas -
Mani!
-nina two works in
A Cruise de Luxe Limited CcMQO Qutsts
Full Information en rtqutkt
THOS. COOK Sb SON
4a
US Se, Bread Street, below Wnlnut Street, PHILADELPHIA
WMsj.
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Bermuda
An All-Year Resort
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Ne passports required. Reduced
fares new. nates Mt.Re up.
dayi (4 In Uermucla): M up.
dayn (R In Uermucla): SI0l.ne up,
13 days (H In Ilirmudn); tltl up.
1R days (II In Bermuda); HlzO.SO
up, 10 days (12 in lltrmudti).
Include flrsl-clais S. H. aucem.
moditlens. meals. hotels and
rmhtseelng.
Ileiinrlnres July 22, 2(1: Aliff. 8. ,
S, 0. 12, 11, te. 23. 28. IWi also i
twite a week In Hepttmber und
October. Get the Booklet
Raymond & Whitcomb Ce.
1338 Walnut HI.
Trl. Heruna 8883.
te BOSTON
Caa CfMl aaai Rw gauttaaai mlmtt
Daily Servica An rt awsi
Orehestrs Concerts-Ceet Comfertabla
Btotareoma. Lesve dally Pier 14 N. R.
Fulton St., iMP. M. Daylight Time.
HsTW BEDFORDUNC-Te New
Bedford and the Islands of Martha
Vine-Yard and Nantucket. Lv. dairy
nap Sunday from Pier 40 H. K. Fee
ofHeustonat,a.OQPJJ. Daylight Tlaaa
NEW LONDON UNE-Lv. dally .
sect Sunday Plar 40 N. R.Uetustea M.
S JO P. M. Daylight Tlma.
INrORMATtON and tisteta at. afera
and ConeelldatedTlclrstOCncea.Pnona
Bryant 0700..
A Lake and River Ramble
"Niagara te the Sea"
The spacious and comfortable
steamers of ttie Canada Steam
ship Lines fellow the trail of tne
plenecis of old breasting the
placid besom of I.ake Ontario,
threading the secret passages of
the Thousand Islands, plunging
past the foaming ledges of
I.achlne, swinging Inte fie shelter
of Montreal, thence te Quebec and
through the stupendous gorge of
the Hamirnny.
Fer full Information, call or tele
phone C.tnnilu Steamship Lines,
Ltd.. 1311 Walnut Ht. (telephone
Walnut 4021), l'hlU., Pa.
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sUT ERICSSON DAY BOAX,
tOR BALTIMORE
8 o'clock in the morning (dayllght-savtnai
time). Kery Tuedny. Thursday and 8at
urdav. Fate 'l 00 te Ilaltlmere. 13.04
round trip. Most beautiful ride out of ,
Philadelphia. '
r.l'.W NIGHT STEAMERS FOR '
BALTIMORE ,-
Pnre $2.00 one way. 13 00 round trip.
DaMv at n P. M.. 3 o'clock Saturdivs. Ilnre, .'
eay ana niKnc steamers step at ueiterten.
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id. Send for pamphlet. .Steamer .V
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"EMPRESS el SCOTLAND" 25000 Gress Tea
6S DAYS CRUISE. S6TO sod op
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Ilurtlett Tuurs Ce.. 200 fieTVStb Si.
CANADTAV NATiriVAI, RAILWAYS
Htp Canada This Summer
Lew Parrs. Krr full details write.
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