-.,,.,,,.,, ji.j.j. .!. i..i i I M . .....--.1. ..II. ...... I.. i. . ii , i T.W1ITTTI 1 ', 1 ' . L . IPIMIHI l - T" T". . "I , TJ . '.!'. HHII
SWWr ifyr 1V?,MVWSW'I i'"' tiw,,'iWiy.ii'l'"v"-n(ir'.Wiv"v1j(,'eVj((t
--' ;l.' Ill un
WPWB
wp
v
' t r ' - ' " i
r'VT7TTWV:
bu
tin
mi
i
r
1 1
m
i
IF
r-1) cv
IF
21
COURT OFFICIALS
Mm in ii,
Police Called In te Keep the
Peace as Justices and
Constables Meet
OFFICERS ARE OUSTED
A police Riinril wns ncccary te keep
the pence nt n meeting of t hi MnijN
trates, Justices nml Constables' Aspo Aspe Aspo
rtateon of New .lppu-y iiiul 1'ennnyl- ,
unla Inst nifilit in I'limikn nt tliej
elfices of Mnurlcp I'rnls'inan, "37 Arch
street, vlien nil tlie tiflirer nml two
newly nppeinteil meinlier of the ltennl
of Director" were ousted.
Though there nrc mere than .100
members in the nsoclntien, only
twenty-s.it nttended the mectitiK. which
threatened te become n riot nt nn
time. Thrents of liedil hnrni nnd jnll
for cncli ether pnscil buck nnd fertli ;
between the repieentatlves of the fnc- '
tiens present.
The officers ousted were I. A Bur- I
dick, of Hnmmonten, president ; S. M. I
Hunt, former Mayer of I'eiuisjrevr, '
lecretnrv nnd ticusurer; A. It. IIouhp IIeuhp IIouhp
iverth, former chief of police of INmiiik- J
rove, chnirmnn Heard of Dinctert. 1
Jlurdlck nnd William (jicbei-;. were the i
illrecters who were euti-tl. In their
place Gcerne .1 Chrl'-teiiHen, Newark, '
was elected president; ,Tutic- of the
1'eace W. C. Heeves, Cnmden, vice .
president; .Tuntice Clarence Cnpewell,
Cileucester City. secretai, MngiHtrntts I
Mnry Freed, Atlantic Clt. treasurer;
Constable Harry freed. Atlantic City,
ihnirman LeelMntlve l'enimitt"i' . Miik
istrate f. C. Scnllen, I'liilndrlphiii,
chulrmnn Advisory Heard ; David M.
(Sreen, rhllndelphla, llniuiclnl sccre- i
tary, nnd Detective Inet (lerih.
Cnmden, and Censtnbl TiimeH llent
ley, Atlantic City, eurRi.int of arm".
The reason Riven by Mr. ChrIsten-eu '
for ousting Messrs. (5reRer and Hnr
dlclc wns the Illegality of their election
nt a session in Atlantic Cltj, Tiie j
laws of the association call fei an clec- ,
tien in Camden before o'clock en tTie I
day of the meeting. 'J'iie two men
were elected at !' o'clock in the evening
in Atlantic Citj .
Mr. Green then rimmed Messrs.
Iturdick, Hunt and HoueertU with
receiving menej Illegally for MTviees
which the) did net render, for ihN
they were net only ousted from office, I
but were suspended as membeit and I
cited te show cause before December
28 why they should net be expelled.
further charges against llurdiel; and
Hunt weie of uiing tlie funds of the,
association fef their own benefit. An
official court record was produced by
Cenbtnble Freed, of AMautic lit,
who asserted that Mr. Iturdick had been
indicted for Brunei larceny in the At
lantic County courts in !W1. '
Tlie ousted officers, who were en
hand with (). P. DeWitt, their at
torney, protested the meeting, declaims i
they had received no notice of it. Ne
attention was paid te their pretest. Mi
Chrlstensen acted as chairman, with
Justice Capewell as secretary. The
newly elected etficers ma'ie known their
Intention te appeal te the courts te
force Mr. Hunt te turn ver the funda J
of the association te the new treasurer.
Burdick, the minted prisldent. Sec
retary Hunt and Chnirmnn Housewerth
nt the close of the meeting declnied it
illegal.
6 INDICTED IN LIQUOR CASE
Fermer Police Chief of Midland and
v Twe Aides Among These Accused
Beaver. P.i.. Dec. 8. Sis residents
of Ambrldge have been named in Grnnd
Jury true bills en charges of breaking,
entering, larceny nnd receiving stolen
goods in connection with the robbery
of the Old economy Distillery Septem
ber 7. Thirty barrels of whisky, valued
at $30,000, were stolen.
True bills were returned against
K. E. Etter, former chief of police of
Midland; T. R. King, former police
sergeant, and Redl Trlbevich, former
patrolman, en charges of extortion.
Fire Scare at Point Breeze
There was considerable excitement
lRte yesterdnv afternoon at the Point
Breeze Oil works, when an empty still
M.J.M.n An nlni.ni ,pna tflyninl In
but the damage wns sllplit.
At the
Allegheny Avenue Station
WITH the Frnnkferd
"L" in operation, this
bank is 17 minutes
from City Hall, and 8 min
utes from the Frankford
Terminus.
I We offer banking con-
! Teniences and the most
i complete facilities for the
business interests of the
1 entire Northeastern Sec
tion of Philadelphia.
iiTiiniMWiiiiiwin
ff-a-eajw
I Our guarantee means all
i we say!
Big,
I 1V!?,e-af-r
Selected
EGGS
dez
Eggi you can be lure of I
In all our Stores
tfW
ml tSy ruriniiten
j lC
JJ
WHAT A LITTLE AID AND WORK
, inmKifc-Wi&rtwn II Birr OTSfrlHmlSRImfw sMiHfflEf KwaftBB
The Aincrlcan National t'oiumlltee
menced nrtha work In the cellcctlnj: of the $1,000,000 ncccssarj te rebuild the structure, which wns destroyed
shortly after the outbreak of the World War. Samuel M. Vauclaln, who Is directing the cainpaljn In the At
lantic region, which Includes Pennsylvania, Delaware and New Jersey, hclleves that the SI 125 which Is the
Itieta for his dUlslen will he raised with little difficulty. Above Is shown the architect's drawing of the Unl
vcrsity of Ieuvaln
Hall Resents Hint
Of Council Tightness
Cnntlmird freTi Tire Ore
whnt was considered an unwarranted
Increase of salaries te the keepers nnd
ether attaches, which had been given
by tlie Heard of Prison Inspectors.
"The beard wanted te Increase the
pnv of the keepers te SlOO instead of
the SI 500 they were getting, and we
refused te appropriate the mer.-e be
cause we knew thnt the keepers In the
county prisons were better paid than
the keepers in the fastern Peniten
tiary." Increases Made by Beard
Taking down a book ceerlng the
npptoprlntleu for city departments nnd
Institutions for 1011, Mr. Hull
brought te light a number of substan
tial Increases made by the Henrd of
Inspectors.
"In 1014 Superintendent Coeke, of
the county pilsens, was paid ."55000 n
jenr with his found," said Mr. Hall.
"Tedny his salary Is .90500 nnd found.
The assistant superintendent, who get
.?i!200 a enr in 1011. new gets ?20n0,
nnd the beard wanted te raise his sal
ary te $12850. but we stepped It. The
clerk te the Beard of Inspectors, whose
snlarv In 101 1 was $2100 nnd who new
Is getting $3000. wnnts M.IOO, but he
won't get it. Then we enn go nil the
wny down the line and compare the
salaries of ether efhclals nnd mchnnlcs
emplejed by the Beard of Inspectors.
In some instances their salaries hac
almost doubled antl they want mere.
"This Is why Council cut its ap
propriation. Council objected te un
warranted inerenscs in salaries, net te
nny request thnt would mean mere feed
for the prisoners.
"If conditions exist ns reported, in
C. J. Heppe
in
Sj
H
I er
1 mm
m I
I I
bj i I
i 1 I
1
Consoles
Victrela Ne. 210, $110
With $10 worth of records.
Pay only $1.50 weekly
Victrela Ne. 280, $210
With $10 worth of records.
Pay only $2.50 weekly
Victrela Ne. 330, $360
With $10 worth of records.
Pay only $4 weekly
EATSNING TUBLIO
for the Restorntlen of the Library of
the prison nt Holmesburg, it is a blot en
this community.
"The human touch should enter into
nil phases of life. If a person is un
fortunate enough te violate the law
nnd is sent te prison, thnt person
should be helped. It is the duty of
every public etficinl, and it is the duty
of every citizen, te extend n hand te
uplift these unfeitunates. It Is net
humane te enst a person into a cham
ber of four wnlls of stone nnd deny
Iilin the right te see even the sun.
"Confining prisoners in solitary
Idleness mekes them despise man
kind. It should be the function of
every one te help these unfortunate
enough te be sent te prison. Te deny
c convict the right te speak te his
I fellow-being is nn net of barbarism."
Charles ,T. Pemmer, who repicsents
Council from the first district, nnd who
was connected with the District At
torney's office fourteen cars, was
shocked by the disclosures of condi
tions existing in the County Prison.
"If nny one believes that solitary con
finement nnd foodless hours for tnlking
or smoking arc geed methods of punish -
1 ment in u penal institution, I fail te sec
it." said 5tr. Pemmer. "I think thnt
11 helping hnnd should be extended te
i these who full. Locking n man In n
cell and subletting him te treatment
that wnB once popular in Siberia tends
te create vlcieusnesa.
"i?mekIng nnd chewing is n hnbit.
Taking nwny this habit from a person
who must go te prison for violating
the law is another net thnt savers of
the baibanc. Nothing can be gained
by subjecting these unfortunates te such
1 restrictions.
I "If they show thejr wnnt te start
life again In the right path, give them
a chalice. Picture the bright side of life
te the cenlcts and assure them that
tlieie is a chance of redemption. I
heartily favor a change in the rules."
Alexis Limcburner, another member
of Council, was quite outspoken In his
, denunciation of rules that deny te a
The Heuse I
& Sen. Central Stere 1 117
Heppe's sell only
genuine Victer-
VlGTmjLjl
Talking Machines
$i
per week
and
upwards
and it is said: "If it is
net a genuine Victer
Victrela it is a disap
pointment. A few Heppe Outfits
. LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY,'
WOULD DO
tlie University of Leiivain has com
convict thw right te talk te ethers nnd
also of tlu rule that places a mnn in a
stone cell.
"It's all wrong," said Mr. Tjime
burner. "Whnt geed is te be accom
plished by placing a convict in a cell
te stay there in solitary idleness? Give
him sunshine anil give him something te
occupy h'.s mind. If work cannot be
found for these men, let them de some
I thing that will prevent them from brood breed
ing in thiir cells. Surely no reforma
tion can he looked for with such treat
I ment as is leperted te be in vogue In
1 the County Pilsen,'
Richard Wegleln, president of Coun
cil, said he did net feel nt libel ty te
express any opinion concerning the al
leged treatment of prisoners in the
county prisons, be ause he had no per
sonal knowledge thnt such conditions
I rcnllv elsted there.
I "I knew the Beard of Inspectors is
composed of honorable gentlemen," he
1 said, "and it would be unfair for me
I te ctlticlze anv of their doings before I
have personal knowledge of nffalrs. I
I might say thnt I de net believe thnt
military confinement is a geed thing, nor
ue 1 think that the use or tobacco in a
moderate way should be forbidden."
KfTcct of Confinement en tlie Mind
Solitary confinement, which is the
rule at Holmesburg, almost certainly
will affect the mind of the prisoner, or
will intensify his vicious and crlminnl
tendencies, alenists and brain specialsts
say.
Refraining from extensive detnils of
I the prebnble effects en a prisoner given
solitary confinement ns the most ex
treme degree of punishment, Dr. Charles
K .Mills, of moo Chestnut street, whose
epcrt opinion hns been required in
1 many of the most imnertnnt crlminnl
trials, was most emphatic in denouncing
Its use.
"On general principle I have always
been opposed te solitary confinement be
cause it is bound te work cil in tiie
vnst majority of cases If continued for
nny length of time," Dr. Mills s-aid.
Founded in 1S65
hai
Meppe
Inaugurated the One-Price System in 1881
- 1119 Chestnut Street. Uptown
the
"Certainly it-is contrary te the Iden
of whnt prison confinement is meant te
be. A prison sentence is net an act
of revenge en the part of the Common
wealth or municipality, but imposed as
a corrective measure te compel the con
victed Individual te nnabze his In
fringement of the inw with view of
mending hit wnyB."
Solitary confinement wns originated
by the Frlcnda in the early part of
the Nineteenth Century, according te
Dr. Charles AV. Uurr, uf 11)18 Hpruce
street, with tlie opening of the first
Cherry Mil Prison, which wns visited
net long nftcr by Chnrlcs Dickens.
"The object in introducing this ex
treme form of, punishment," Dr. Burr
explained, 'was reany niimaiiiiiirmii,
in that it was intended te separate
the incidental offender from the vicious
and incorrigible tjpe of crlminnl, nnd
make him meditate upon his wrong
doings, In the hope that he would
icferni. However, It did net work out
as intended, and, of course, the use
of it tedny is equally wrong, as it
involves the risk of impairing the men
tality nnd health of the prisoner.
All Prisoners Slieuhl Werk
"A ninn should work and produce
even if deprived of his personal liberty,
nnd certainly nil prisoners ought te
work. The majority of them are net
mentally fit for any substantial wnge-
ahi.iiI.w ni tVny iir.wltlf'Hnlt mlirllt
he hiimsht up te a point where it would.,
a.!.. 1.1 l!f, .... ..m! nf fl.n . (Ml f rtfi tll.l!,.
ieil llLl.V JIUI CC'IIL Ul inv: .wet ui ion.
keep. 1 would suggest 10 segregate
all Inceniglble prison inmates and sen
tence them te llv for life en farms
RADIO
Special for Fri.t Sat & Men.
3000 OHM EVERETT HEADSETS fcO A
Reg. $8.50 DJ.UU
2200 OHM BRANDES "SUPERIOR" dP- 7H
HEADSETS. Reg. $8.00 Du D
3000 OHM DICTOGRAPH HEAD- f AA
SETS. Reg. $12.00 DU.UU
45 V. EVEREADY "B" BATTERIES $9 Q A
Reg. $5.50 (D61OU
WESTINGHOUSE "WD11"' TUBES fiA
Reg. $8.00 dDDU
CONSOLIDATED VARIOMETERS CPO CA
Reg. $6.00 DeDU
FISCHER VARIOCOUPLERS dn pa
Reg. $6.00 DUU
BALDWIN TYPE "C'.HEAD- (M O E?A
SETS. Reg. $16.00 tDl.dU
DUBILIER 0.006 MFD. FIXED CONDENSERS
SOCKETS & ADAPTERS FOR "WD11" TUBES
UV 200 RADIOTRON TUBES &0 AC
Reg. $5.00 ... H)Oi4U
UV 201 RADIOTRON TUBES &A AC
Reg. $6.50 D449
MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY
EUGENE G. WILE
7 North Tenth St, Phila.
bull
Stere N. W. Cor. 6th ec Thompson Sts.
We offer and really deliver
for only $370
a Francesca Upright Piane or
a Francesca Player-Piane
for only F495
but, best of all, we offer
EDCWZP JULES
Pianos and Player-Pianos at
only a slightly higher price. Alse
Baby Grands
$650
Upwards
We arc also the sole Phil
adelphia agents for the
two greatest G r a n d
Pianos id the world
the Masen iG Hamlin and
Henry F. Miller.
Call or write for catalogues,
prices and particulars of the
Heppe 3-Year Rental-Payment
Plan.
DECEMBER - 8, 1922
Irk the country, restricted te, say, 1000
Inmates, with proper shop facilities
where these law-brenkers could went
and help te earn the cost of their
top-." ' -
Commenting en the subject of prison
life which has been the object of many
years of observations nnd study nt penal
inMltiitlens nnd insane asylums, Dr.
Alfred Gorden, neurologist, of lol lel
Sprucc street, said:
"The nature of the human being, is
an instinct te spend his life associat
ing with ether humans. Suddenly he
is cut off from all his habits nnd ge ge
lateons with his fellow men, nnd there
is n cessation of expressing of feelings
and of nil Impressions which are the
foundations of life.
"The consequence of the cutting off
of all these elements through solitary
confinement is thnt he must find Issue
for these elements within himself. And
he Is bound gradually te develop a self
analysis arid te abandon himself te this
self-analysis. All thG former Impres
sions, sensations, emotions and nffec
tlvity force themselves for nn outward
expression.
Bad Tendencies Intensified
"If through inhcrltnncc or through
bad environment the man has developed
into nn Individual with bad tendencies,
the latter will be intensified, nnd thus
he is compelled te develop mere vicious
feeling nnd desires thnn heretofore. Be
sides, if there is nn element of nervous
or mental Inheritance or disorder, the
solitary confinement for these rensens
will lend te Intensification of these
morbid elements nnd such nn indlvidunl
vSftf is
mjJ 1 isMsJXr
?m &
may" develop a mental disorder r from
which he may never recover.
"It is common experience te observe
dm .1.nNiuD ni, ImUm Annan nt wllfltCVer
origin they mny be ere powerful ex-
citing inciers ler racniai ueruiiiem.-uv.
"On' the ether hnnd, if punishment
should be Inflicted, the rcmevnl of such
nn individual from society te n prison
Is n sufficiently painful punishment for
nny crlminnl, becnuse nature arranged
n social life for him which is new to
tally cut off.
"Discussing further the subject of
pcnnl Institutions, wc should bear in
mind exclusively a corrective principle,
se that when the criminal is put nt
liberty the community should make a
gain rather than a less. A jail should
discharge prisoners when tlie term Is
ever with a corrected, healthy, UBeful
life nnd with new points of View, which
would be n benefit te the prisoner as
well ns te the community. The Intter
can be accomplished only in one way
bv combining the Incarceration with nn
effort te build up the delinquent Indi
vidual in 11 physical, moral nnd mental
wny."
WINTER RKSORTH
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
pMLUliiJ:
wuifliiuwyyuyjijuij
Hetel
Brighten
Atlantic City
KfHGSneGSQSiia
iMlMllOMftTfni'i
D
'ATLANTIC CITY .
De the Ueucti r'rent Ahvnjf Upen
AUElllUAn fLiA
net nd CeM Rnlt Wntcr Hithi
RATES STRAIGHT BY DAY
Runnlec Water. W.00 per parfeq
Bath, (6.00 nnd 37.00 ier ncrs'je .
ucean corner itoem nmi nam
tne Denten
S14.00 cer day
Phene Atlantic city 1433
urcniaira
iAbte
ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. I
Dlreetlr en that Oeean Freatt i
Tba American Plan Hetel par-eellenc S
or tne Alianuc i ean.
Brlek Oaraie en WALTER J. BUZBT. 5
hotel property Owner and Uuiagcr f
aBaaiBsiaauaaiaaiaBiiaaiasiaaiiraiiamaBiaaiiaai
cCleieh)
It.'Oharlea PI. near Boardwalk. He.
j
modeled. un. water, rm, eaiai.
own. mat. BchoenthaldtWlrtiehntter
On Ocean Frent Flrearoef
American and European Plana. Qelf Club prlrl.
Icgea. Oarage. Reduced Winter ratea.
. . Alwaya open, alwaya
I ntltinPntfll ready; tcrma moderate.
M. WALSH DUNCAN
Wmhninafer Kentucky Ave. near beach.
weaummsicr Kl0TBt0r t0 ,trceti PrlTi
bathe, run, water. A. V. KOrP. Onm. & Prep.
I A MARNF Boardwalk at Ocean Are.
Li A lliniMlD ,wiater ratee. dally, $1.00.
wiin running water, aa wi wain pnraie eatm.
Nmmu Clnrinn Kentucky Ate., Junt nl
OW Clarien Boardwalk. B. H. Benlfara.
JJlKEWOOn N. J.
WfEMBASSY
ULKEWOOD, N. J. New and modem
throughout. Famous for excellent Hun
garian culalne. Bun parlera. grille, bll
ilarda. ercheetra. dancing. Booklet,
'hone Lakawoed 801. New 7er!t office, 2380
Ireadway. Phene Schuyler B238.
MT. reCONO. PA.
The Ontwoed?0?:?,(1,., ' M.?J
winter rates. Booklet. MH .V. Artmam.
BirnMONP. VA.
kjaw
Meat magnificent hotel In
the Seuth. Beems alngle or
en fulle, with nnd without
hatha. European plan. Il
lustrated booklet en re
quest. Gelf nrlvfleges.
O. F. WEIBIOER. Mrr.
T1BOINIA HOT HrBINOS
THE HOMESTEAD, Het Springe. Ta.
Qelf the winter through.
ABHEYIH.E. N. O.
BatteryPM
M d. balnw eiinate prevalU in winter. Idel I
hllltan loetlea OTatleeklnc tht city and lur- I
roendlna mountains Twol8-he'e golf ceanes. I
Unntlng. Metering, Horseback Hiding Write for I
wlnur rates. WlLBUK DKVr.NffnRt" Mbt! I
VTRAJN
teyissSm
WtiM
CAMDEN. B. C.
OPEN NOW
THE KIRKWOOD
Camden Seuth Carolina
T. EDMUND KRUMBH0LZ
J WEST PALM HEACTI. FXA.
1 LAKE COURT APARTMENTS
, ON THE LAKE OPPOSITE THE
Keyai reinciana Hetel
I bachelor and hotel apartmenUi every
modern convenience reef garden and dlnlia
100m. Write for booklet.
PALM BEACH OUARANTY 00.
West Palm Beach, fla.
PAYTONA BEACH. FXA.
DAYTONA BEACH HOTEL
firead verandas face world's finest beach,
ledern. Cuisine unexcelled, Hates tS.OO ta
8 per day. American plan.
TOI'KH
I eVPMBsHHBSSHaW14
"He who hns net seen SEVILLE has net seen the won
der of the world" se runs the Spanish beast. Net less
proud are the old Dens of CADIZ and CORDOBA. VUlts
te these fascinating places in old Spain are but incidents of
the AMERICAN EXPRESS LUXURY CRUISE en the
Maurefcania
te the Mediterranean
S& 1
Frem New Yerk February 7th 66 Days of Enchantment
The MAURETANIA your home alt the way
VlsltlneAiores,Madeira1Cadii.Sevllle,aibraltar,TanBler,AlRlen,Mente
Carle, Nice, Naples, Pompeii, Reme, Athens, Constantinople, Palestine,
Ecypt, Corsica, Lisben, Southampton, Londen (5 days), Cherbourg.
Send for illustrated announcement ,
f 1
- 'V
!T!
Corena
Typewriter
(Nw)
$1
.25
L naitera in
net
AH Mux 01
wtls
TYPEWRITERS
from $ .00 up
Gmrantaacf Onm Year
L1BERTYTYPEWRITER CO.,,
A, O. Hcemtnerr w. 1.. PritklH
IOZH unesmut at., rtiila.
Fhone, Fltbert Btss
Corena
;,
77i Personal Wri inj .lcci5,c ?
WINTER REPORTS
v "jlL. '
VKv"v .'" ,
M&ORWftAfn0.&$.V
A (tact wnfcfM MeUUmm tui
ltanMM4recretde(.
CUaaM bI14 u4 cquM. fkrwtn. Ma, kfafc"'
M iiwytuM bfctxM all nn.
TWaMilm waen U famatlm an talm
analfctri -elf. iklnf. racidaf, nrlaalu
kaatfat, ratM. lu. brallaf , buetall. awteftai!
IflaUU aenaiaitcadeiii ta mil trtrraaa,
WHt M kMkkn tie CltyaiM Maa4
RKrmdMi. Aay lalanaailea a rctiatt
F. A. Lawrence. Chamber et CanarM
8. f alatebuta. Flerida ""
TAMA. IXA.
COME. TO TAKFA, HlUtbereutk Cente.
Flerida. Balm? weather, outdoor recreatlaia.
buelneaa and agricultural opportunities. Beet
teta en request. Tamp Beard of Trade, m
M..,b.n MM, ..U.IN.I ..
nnu-KAiR heights, nx
tHE MEtlEVIEW. Belleatr Helgbta, FleiZ
Oelfer'a 8cntrn Paradlaa. Open Jan. itj
BOAMI. FT.QRreA
It'a JUKE tn If I A VI
Infer.
: Bktt. Write Chamber of Cemmam'
HERMPPA
B
FURNSSS-k
ERMUDA
LINE A A
(Under Contract with Bermuda Gevt)
Sailinga Twice Weekly
Landing passcngeni directly at Hamilton
Deck, avoiding the Inconvenience of
transfer by tender. Tlcketa geed en either
stenmer.
Tut Palatial. Twln-Screw. 011-Burnlag '-
S. S. "FORT VICTORIA" and .
S. S. "FORT ST. GEORGE"
Eaeh 14.000 Tana D'splaeement.
Trem New Yetk Wed. & Sat.
Special Holiday Sailinga
Leaving New Yerk Dec. SO, 23 nnd SO
for Christmas or New Year In H-rimi'li.
Special Extra Chriitmai Trip
Spending ChMntmas week In Bermuda '
B. S. "FORT HAMILTON"
Leaving New Yerk Dec. 23d.
Arriving New Yerk Jan. 1st.
Bermuda Offers All Out-Doer Sports
Modern Heteli Ne Passport
Seek New for Winter & Holiday SaMnri
or illustrated ii-vmeiii write te
FURNESS BERMUDA LINE
34 Whitehall St.. New Yerk
Furneei.Wltny ft Ce,, Ltd., Bourse Bldr ,
Phlla. Or Any Lecal Tourist Agent
TODRS
CRUISE rti-A
te fAlclUV
fj' 16 DAYS
f. W f
"The Island of Enchant
mtnt." Rates cover all
necessary expenses te and
around Perte Rice and
return te New Yerk.
Steamer is your hotel for
entire voyage.
PORTO RICO LINE
28 DreabVay Naw Yerk
or any autherised A cent
A Belling Every
Saturday
Write for De
serlptlve Liter
ature, etc.
C0NDAD0-VANDERBILT HOTEL
SAN JUAN - - l'OHTO HICO
Tlie only wholly American hotel In tlie
West Indies. An Ideal cpet fur a holi
day In the trepica. Metering, tennis.
golf, bathing. Under Management of
TANSERBILT HOTEL,
New Yerk
MUNSON
PLAN NOW a Trip te Naaeau.
,. n MUUI. TKHC1'
nttlng Ilrltish
island with the
ruisn 1
Unlet Winter clllnute.
i
world-a
booklet espiaina the
ainlstns the short, smoe
rlda In thn ulncld Gulf S
modern qll-burnlng Ifners. and
describee healthful, dellghtfui Naasau.
Season Opens January 1st
BT WALL BT NBW YOHK Dapt 10
The New Colonial Hetel, "".
Bfgr..mith AveTN.V.
ERICSSON LINE SERVICFJ
dls'entlnuml for one week from December 0U
en account or rioting ranai.
F. S. OR0VES, agent
Twm
r ..
'
BT. PETERHnWRO. FLA.
aiTnUlri
awwsn
CUBA! ) IBAHAMAS
AMERICAN EXPRESS
Travel Department
Philadelphia 1 1708 Chestnut St, Spruce 6190
usii'niprej je west faette ,
Washington) 132S F Street, N. W.
H
HBB
s
r 1
' .AJ-
-yi,, M vAv, r.'tiiu.rh'-ViUW VA, - J , s Ml j