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"?...
85 JVames Aiv Added
To Gisuaiiv Lists
Bv Gen. IVrshini*
L03&S for A. E. F. Have
K*?achrti Grand Total of
284,597; I.air Reports of
KiHrd in Action Heceived
j-,
wilferNGTON, June 5.? Ger.eral Per
sh:rg>? daily report of the casualties
in V* American expeditionary forces
t,- *y added 85 names to the total,
1" ?- now 284,597.
* Army Casualties to Pate
Reported
ij?l .lune... Total
1. !1 -f *?n actlon (including ?.S1
a:. tea) . 85 Se.COft
Died 52 ? ? . 1 13,636
Dii : g?0m uccident and other
?-?? . 6 i,633
Died tf disease. 2 23,218
cr,-- returned). 73 207,023
V. {\'r j ? on 'over So
perSgnl returned I.
?-'i--i$j in nction tnot Includ
?i4*isoni rs released and re
?.raad) . 2 2.978
TJ.J2I . 85 284,597
M-TW YORK CITY AND VICINITY
Vnrpfs from New York City and vicinity
'.. -
Wounded Severcly
JOrWSON, Herbert, sergeant, 365 West
126th ?*?- - I Nev York.
CA.-WHO. Anthony, corporal, Rochester,
N. v ?
Al STIN. Elmer, private, 483 Cottase
Pla.-.- J' ate ield N. .1
CA9KMAN. Francis T.. priv.te, 316 Mad?
ison Street, Brooklyn.
CO&K. William J., private, Chanteau
ra.v. 51V V.
Wmn?i(lt'd (Pegree I'ndctermined)
DEjTtfER, Jacob 1 ?'.. c irporal, 139 Dwight
Stre< i^ Bro.?'?. ^ n
McCSEEVERY, Robert P., private, 37H1
Avrr*? .1. Rrooklyn.
MA9MM,AND, William D.. private. 25
! 'S-. New York.
?t Wounded Slightly
PAgOELLS, George R., prlvafe. 1587
':'?. hWlPk A ? ?-.::<' Brooklyn.
VULCANO, Michael C, private, St?, Kent
.V.errue, Brookljn.
Changcs in Status
Ttar following cabled corrections are l??ued
as nh appendix to the reguli r casualty lists:
Killed in Action, Previously Reported
g Died
VfRSHUP, Alexander. private. Norfolk.
Mrfiiiig in. Action, Previously Reported
Wounded (Degree Undetermined)
KSYES. ,1 E . private, Buffalo.
Returned to Duty, Previously Reported
Missing in Action
nfinwiN. A bert, private, 425 East 161st
StrSt, The !
LM'KOWITZ. Louis, private, 92S East
? gj^t, nl h Sl reet, Brooklyn.
ft&y Asks $25,000,000
l Aerial Appropriations
Dattrels Wants 200,000 in Ranks
tftpr January i ?, iVIarine Corps
of 47,300 Urged
WASH1NGT0N, June 5.?Retention
, * iu ' stations was recom?
mended to the House naval committee
to-day 1?;. l aptain ( raven, director of
navaj aviatii .
. ?? also recommended
... ipi iation oi $6,500,000 for three
. one of which would be pur
at Britain at a cost of
Other appropriations re
? | were $4,505,000 for providing
necei ary a rci tf( for the fleet, $9,405,
for ci experimenl on
? ? an aircraft, and 53,
for:the i larine corps air service sta
-.ions, making a total of nearly' $24,
.? .
: General Barnett, commandant
Corps, recommended
of 47,300
:ar. i >?' this number,
be m e Ii <1 in France 'o r
an indeftnite period, General Barnetl
aid, I-.-' ' thi were released the
force would be reduced to 27,000, an
incfeas ovi r the number
borized by law.
Under : ed esti nal ?? submitted to
c . by St ci ? tary Daniels,
person f . would be re
:j!d to 2 i by January 1.
Plan 3-Day Festival
For Bronx Yeterans
The Bronx is planning a three-day
". :!rJrae home celebration on June 13,
14 and 15 for the 2,000 men of that
r:y who have returned from the
sernce. A vaudeville, boxing and
atling ??? irtainment will be put
on n\ the armory of the 2d Fiold Ar
tillery to-night to defray the expenses
of the festival.
0<jor?f> M. S. Schulz, chairman of
the'.^elcome Home Committee, said
?? terday that or. June 13 all religious,
rnal and civil clubs
"- uld ket ; ? zn house for the re?
turned soldiers, Bailors and marines,
1 ' ?" ? '? Flag Day, a parade and
.1 will be held on the Grand
Corioourse, and on June 15, S
meAOrial exerci es will be hr-ld f?r
.--.? who -ave their lives for the
? i. ?
Br Scheele Arraigned;
Freed on $10,000 Bond
' ' . the German
.? : ????? o was indicted in 1916 on a
racv to blow up muni
ted before Judge
n C. Knox in the Federal District
- yeBterday. He pleaded not guilty
and was held in $10,000 bail, which was
provided.
:'"0,000 for Aviatore Who
Make Flight to Australia
?' . ( al . 3 me 5. -An offer of
tora who will attempt
-". from thla city to A-.
o-day by Thomai II. ino,.,
r. picture produccr.
r?t man to land on A ?! = -
will he paid, the
' '" ?' " To thi first avi
itojr attempting the ' ?? ?, wl o, al
failing to n ch A .
: y'-.>: Hawaiian ands, $10,000
he paid ln the eve ; noni i ? ?
- Hawaiian Islands, ?5,000 will be
?'?'-?'? .,,,_..
Ds^Bgbl Saviri{< Rcpeal
'J'o Be ShifK-fl to Senate
WASHIKGTON', Jun? o Advocates
of r*pe*l of the daylight ?aving law
? aid t//-'iay to
Senate, and
tb'vr -v/<r>- confidtnt a rider would be
attifh'
tioS'blll in the Senati \< ?'???;. foi
f-o^n) ?>' '?' -.. . ,? l provlKion,
- dei approved h> |;
tM ? ? tn '-' ' -; r< peal believe
K tr.ni.-j v/iii be aecepted by the
Houfc*,
r
Weather Report
S,un ri*?<.5 :26 I Sun aets. 8 :23
Moon rises. 2:02 | Moon sets. 1:20
I.ocal Forecast.?Loeal showers to-day or
to-night and probably Saturday; slightly
c-ooler to-night; moderate south winds.
I.ocnl Officinl Record. The following of
ficinl reconl ahows temperature during the
iust twenty-four hours, ln comparison with
the corresponding date of last year:
1018. 1919 ! 1918. 1919.
3 a. m- 64 71 ,1 p. m_ 76 82
(' a. m- 63 69 6 p. m_ 67 80
9 a. m. ...67 72 9 p. m.... 69 71
12 noon- 77 T? in p. m_ 68 70
Highest, S:> degrees (at 2:30 p. m. i : low
est, 68 (nt 7:15 a. m.t ; average, 76: average
sanie date laat year, 70; average same date
for thlrty-three years, 66.
Humidity
8 a. m. . . 88 | 1 p. m. . . 50 | 8 p. m. . . 69
Barometer Rradings
S a. m. .30.2o . 1 p. m. .30.19 | 8 p. m..30.12
Other People's Weather
WASHINGTON, .lune 5.?There haa been
a general fall in pressure except over a
limited area in the Central West and there
are centrea of depreasion over eastern Min
nesota, Florida and the lower St. Lawrence
Valley.
There has been some moderation of the
warm weather in the lake region, the Mid
dle Atlnntic states and port ions of New
England, and a general rise in temperature
in the South nnd West, although it is still
quite cool for the season in the plains states.
Showers continued in the upper Missis
sippi Valley, the western upper lake region
and the South Atlantic states and extended
into the eastern lake and western lower lake
regions and tiie upper Ohio Valley. Else
where the weather was fair.
Showers are probable Friday in the lakt
region and Friday or Friday night in the
Middle Atlantic states. followed by generally
fair weather Saturday. There will also be
showers Friday niKlit or SaVurday in New
England, while in the Ohio Valley nnd the
?v th tho weather will bo generally fair
Fr day and Saturday.
Temperature will he somewhat lower over
the sections where showers are indicate<l.
Forecasts for Sperial Dlstricts.?Western
Pennsylvania. locnl showers Friday; Satur?
day probably fair.
Western New York, local showers Friday,
slightly cooler near the lakes ; Saturday prob?
ably fair.
Eai '? ii New York, local showers F'riday
or Friday night: and probably Saturday;
slightly cooler Friday night.
Sonthern New England, fnir Friday,
showers at night or Saturday; somewhat'
on ler Saturday pn tho main land.
New Jersey and Delaware, partly cloudy
Friday. showers by night : Saturday prob?
ably fair : little change in temperature.
Eastern Pennsylvania. partly cloudy Fri?
day with local showers, sliKhtly cooler ln
northern portion; Saturday probably fair.
Going On To-day
DAY
Frer- admlsslon to Metropolltan Mus?um of
Art. American Museum of Natural
Hlstory, American Museum of Safety
and the Aquarlum.
Luncheon, I'ost I'arllament, Hotel Mc
Atpln, 1 p. io.
Li ?'. -Miss A. M. von Blomberg. Hotel
McAlpin, J p. m
. Ftoad Masters' Association, Ho
tel McAlpin, all day.
Convention, Monroe ('aleulatlng Company,
Hotel McAlpin, all day.
School Dance, Senior ciass of Savage
School, :' tel P( nnsylvanla,
Coi >?< ? on, Fox Film Corporatlon, Hotel
i i . nsylvanla.
? nt Exerclses, Polvtochnlc Pre
: ? ory Country Day School, Brnoklyn
Xow V.irk, Ninety Sei i nd Street and
s venth Avenue, 3 p. m.
? ement Exerclses, Trlnlty School,
139 West Xinety-flrst Street, 3 p. m.
Meeting, Mainten&nce Committee of the
l.ewlshon Symphony Orchestra, Hotel
M ?'? Ipln, l p, m.
EVENING I
Dlnner, Society of American Maglclans, I
II it( I McAlpin, 7 p. m.
Mi tii -. Greek-Amerlcan Collegiate Club, !
11 tel McAlpin, 8 p m.
Art Exhibitions
Academy Art Shop, 153 West Flfty-Beventh
Street* j
Devonshlra Lace Shop, 60 Washington '
S uare, exhlbitlon of bridal veila and I
la- ea.
Du ensing Oallerles, palntinga and water
i lora by w. s. Buoklln,.
? Club,, 17 East Slxtieth Street, ex
hil ' i .'i of bookblndlngs.
Kevorkian, 4n West Firty-seventh Street.
exhibltion of sculpturu bv John Mow
bray-Clarke.
Kennedy & Co. 613 Flfth Avenue, exhlbl
i lon of old naval prints.
Knoedler'a, exhlbitlon of EngllBh sportlng
I rints.
Milch Oallerles, Xew York street acenea
and flag ptcturea by Chlldo Haaaam.
Mussmann Oallerles, exhlbitlon of water
olors by Allce Judson.
Natl mal Arts Club Oallerlos, membera' an
nual 8k-teh exhibltion.
Shipping New9
High Water
A.M. P.M.
Sand Hook. 2:44 S:24
OovertV0r*8 Island. 3:27 4:12
;?'<? I Cate. 6:62 6:24
Arrived Yesterday
VessM. Port. Departur*.
'?. ?:!)'?,.- :i.Atrt werp .Mav 21
t Elcasco ...Bordeaux .May 16
\\ lllem I. . .Haltl .June 2
..... Hull .May 1 4
Madawaaka.St. Xazalre .May 26
Abangarez.Klngaton .May 31
K ? ? esa n.Barbados.May 28
Snug Harbor.Cardenaa .May 28
. nd Grange.. London .May 20
Agwldale.Rotterdam ... May
Helos.Antwerp .May
Ghlcago.Bordeaux .May
Delaware.Liverpool .May
Galller.Antwerp .May
Norfolk.La Palllce.May
Santa Te.cla.Glbraltar .May
Storvtken.Rotterdam .May
Arundo.Harry .May
Bjornefjord.Hull .May
I'nited States. .. .('hrlstlania.May
Elgen Hulp II.Rotterdam .May
Nignrlstan.Falmouth .May
Sekstant.Barry .May
War Ilamllton.Montreal .May
Pollux.Rllbao .May
Kasama.Boston .lune
I.ake Licklng.Man/anello . ... May
Maraval.Trlnidad .May
l.ake Conway.Antllla .May
i'. of Edinburg.... London .May
Arapahoe.lacksonville . . .June
Eastcrling.Glbraltar .May
Mohlcan.Macoris .May
Momus.N. u- Orleans. . . .May
BI Sud.Qalvcston .May
Sonnenfels.Norfolk .lune
Satartia.Philadelphia . . .June
INCOMING STEAMERS
Due To-day
Vessel. Port. Departure.
Pretorla.Brest .May 2 4
West Haven..... ..Bordeaux .May 17
Eurana.Bordeaux .May 24
Pannonia.Marsellles .May "Ii
Vou Stuben.Brest .May 2!>
Rambler.Brest .May 21
Iiucad'Aosta.Marsellles .May 22
Madawaska.St. Nazalre.May 26
Santa Ana.Bordeaux .May 24
Due Saturday
Santa Oecllla.St. Nazalre.May 26
Osago.Bordeaux .May 24
Kentucktan.St. Xazaire.May 27
Brltannla.Marsellles .May 21
OCTGOENG 8TEAM8HI
To-day
MAIL
CLOSES
Adonls, Haytl .K :00 A.M.
Oabegon, Argentlna . 9:00 A.M.
Esp>.-ranza, Vera Cruz 9:00 A.M.
Allianca, Crlstobal . . 12 :30 A.M.
Santa Clara, Brest...
Moblle, Brest .
Ryndam, Brest . -
Slerra, Brest .-.?.?
Saturday
BI Sol, Brest.
Mllu-aukee, Br.. I.isbon
Nasmyth, R. Janelro 6:30 A.M.
Ponce. San Juan.... 8:MA.M.
Mexleo, Havana. 9:00 A.M.
Iroquols, Turks Isl. . 9:30 A.M.
Donora, St. Thomas 8:00 A.M.
131 Capltan, Gaiveston
Monday
El Oriente, Brest. . . .
Oraf Waldersee, Brest
Frederick, Brest. . . .
VESSEL
SA1L3
12:00 M.
12:00 M.
'12:00 M.
3:00 P.M.
12:00 M.
12:00 M.
12:00 M.
12:00 M.
12:00 M.
12:00 M.
10:00 A.M.
12:00 M.
12:00 M.
1 :00 P.M.
11:00 A.M.
12:00 M.
12:00 M.
12:00 M
12:00 M.
AMERICAN PORTS
BALTIMORE. June 5.?Arrlved: Steamers
Rreseiii (Ital), Xorfolk: Susquehanna, New
York. Saiied: Steamers Senta (Nor.), Ber
gen; Western Hero, Rotterdam; Randwyk,
Rotterdam: Ulrik Holm, (Dan.), Rotter?
dam, t'leared: Steamer Nlcholas ('uneo
(Nor.), Port Antonin.
CAPB HENRY. Va., June 5.?-Passed ln
for Baltimore: Steamer Narvlk, Xarvlk.
Passed out from Baltimore: Steamer Vika
(Nor.), Tela.
CLAYMONT, Del., June 5.?Arrived:
Steamer Frederick R. Kellogg, Tampico.
CHARLESTON, S. C, June 5.?Arrived:
Steamers Mohawk, New York (and pro
ceeded for New York): Alabama, Port
Arthur.
DBLAWARE BRBAKWATER, Del., June
6. ? Passed out: Steamers Dorchester,
Philadelphia for Boston; Chester Sun,
Philadelphia for Sablne; Sosua (Nor.),
Philadelphia for Port Antonlo; l.ake Dun
more, Philadelphia for Pensacola; Sho
shone, Philadelphia for Brest.
JACKSONV1LLB, Pla., June 5.?Arrlved:
Steamer Princeton, Tampico; schooner
Strathconia (Br.). Neuvltas. Saiied:
Steamer Cundall (Br.), Pensacola.
KEY WEST, June 6.?Arrlved: Steamer
City of Philadelphia, Havana land saiied
for Punta Rasa).
MARCUS HOOK, Penn., June 5.?-Passed
down: Steaniers Quantico, Philadelphia
for Wllmlngion, Del.; C'astletown (ln
tow), .-; probably transport General W.
C. Gorgas, Philadelphia for France.
MOBILB, Ala., June B.?Saiied: Steam?
ers Herman Wlnter, Bocas del Toro; Mount
Vernon (Nor.), Bellze.
MONTREAL, Que., June B.?Arrlved
Steamer Megantlc (Br.), Liverpool.
cleared: Steamer Lake Fontanet (Br.),
Falmouth.
NEW ORLEANS, June 6.?Cleared:
Steamers Belvernon (Nor.), Santiago,
Cuba; Kuwa, Mobile; Mlmer (Nor.), Pro
greso; Omoa (Hond.),. Omoa via Port
Cortez; Preston (Nor.). Tela; Tabarka
(Br.). Italy via Glbraltar (for orders);
Tlpton, Port Barrios.
NBWPORT NEWS. Va , June 6.?Ar?
rived: Steamers l.ake Maurepas, New
York; Hewitt, Havre; Slavonia (Fr.),
Brest. Salled: Steamers Ruahine (Br.),
Welllngton; Mlnerlc (Br), Liverpool,
Bloomlngton, Lelth; Nalmes (Br.), Phila?
delphia.
NORFOLK, Va., June B.?Arrived:
Steamers Ansaldo II Ht), Genoa (and
salled for Oenoa); Clan Kelth (Br.),
Montreal (and saiied for Port land, Me.);
Communlpaw, New York (and salled for
Algl'-rs); Esperia (It.), New Orleans;
Lapad (It.), Taranto (and saiied for
Baltimore); St. Luciogen (Br ), Thames
(and saiied for Baton Rouge); Kossuth
(It.), Trleste (and salled for Portland,
Me.); schooner Cecella M. Dunlap, San
Juan. Salled: Steamers Esperia (Jt i,
Oenoa: Lake Cayugu, Havana; Masca,
Leghorn; schooner A. Ernest Mills, Buenos
Ayres.
PHILADELPHIA, June B.?Arrlved:
Steamers Ozaukee, London; Manchloneal
(Nor.), Port Antonlo, Lages (Braz.),
Havre; Lake Oalera, Havana; New York,
New York.
PORT ARTHUR, June 6.?-Arrlved
Steamers Frontera (Nor), New Orleans;
Norman Brldge, Tampico. Salled: Steam?
er Quemakonlng, New Orleans.
PORT EADS. June 8.?Arrived: Steam?
ers Cartago, Bocas Del Toro; Coppename,
Port Barrios; Jan (Dan.), Tyne; Kllpal
rlck, U. S. transport, Crlstobal; Lovlsa
Tela; Mexoll, Tampa. Salled: Steamers
Coahuila (Mox ), Progreso; BI Mar, New
York; Neuces, Havana; Wayfarer (Br. ),
Liverpool
PORTLAND, Me., June B.?Arrlved:
State, Norfolk; Bchooner
Whilney, New York for
Steamers Payanltios
Nantwend
Steamer Bay
Henrietta A
Ellsworth. Satle
(Nor ). Glbraltar
(Br.), Glbraltar; Clcoa, Norfolk.
SAVANNAH, June S. ? Arrived: Steam?
er <"ity of Savannah, New York. Salled:
Steamers Lake Butlor, New York, (.ml
gee, New York; City of Montgomery, Bos?
ton.
SYDXEY. N. S., June 6.?Saiied : Steam
Transports Due the Next Two Days
To-day
The Pretorla. ft-om Brest, May 24, carrlea 2,988, Including 144th Infantry (less
Company M nnd Ordnance Detachment) ; 72d Infantry Brlgade Headquarters; and
141st Infantry Detachment.
The Eurana, from Bordeaux, May 24. carrlea 1,794, Including 320th Infantry
Medlcal Detachment; 2d Battallon Headquartera Company, Supply Company,
i li ?? panlea I>, F. H, L, and M.
The West Haven, from Bordeaux. May 17. carrlea 9 men of the Ordnance Con
voy Detachment.
The Duca d'Aosta, from Maraetllee, May 22, carrlea 1,767, Including 9th Corps
Headquartera, Troop and Detachment. 140th Field Artlllery; 116th Traln Head?
quarters i /. tachment.
Th" Pannonla. from Marseilles, May 23, carrlea 2,063, Including 317th Field
Battallon Headquartera, Supply and Medlcal Detachments, Companies A, n and
'. 87th and S8th Companies Transportatlon Corps and 54th Sanltary Squad.
The Santa Ar.a. from Bordeaux, May 24, carries 1,428, including 78th Division
Headquarters, Headquartera Troop and Poatal Detachment; 303d Engineers, Head?
quartera and. Medlcal Detachments, Traln Companh a A, B, E and F, and Sanl?
tary Traln.
Tho Madawaaka, from St. Nazalre, May 26. carrlea 2,835. Inrludlng 313th Engi
neera. Field and Staff Traln. Medlcal and Ordnance Detachments, Headquartera
Company, Companies A to k and Company Xo. I; 343d Machlne Gun Battallon
Hea Iquartera Detachment, Medlcal, Ordnance nnd Dental Det achmem H, Companlea
a and B. 288th Military Police Company; 313th Field Battallon Signal Corpa;
I66lh Field Artlllery Brlgade Headquartera; 3d SalcH Commisaary I'nit; 3i;,ih
Mobile V'eterlnary Section; Third clothing and Bath Unlt; 12th. 13th, 14th Mobile
; ??"? ' nll; 80th Dlvlalon Mobile Field Laboratory.
Thfl Rambier, from Breat, May 21. carrt.-a one Coast Artlllery ensual offleer.
Th( Von Bteubcn, from Breat, May 29, carrlea 2.814. Including 614th Kngineer
Battallon; I44th Infantry Machlne Cun Company and Company F; int'h
ry Traln Field Hospltal Section. Headquartera and Medlcal Supply Cnlt
Camp and Dlvlslona! Laboratory Field Hospllala; 144th Infanlry Detachment!
.- L; into Ammunltlon Traln, Company C nnd Medlcal Detachment;
lllth Traln SfeadquartTH, .',22-1 EnglneerH, Compuny C nnd 20th Company lat
i nl Air Bervlce.
To-morrow
"'h* ; "''?' Ce< llla, from St. Naxalre, May 26, cnrrles 2.061, Including 3Ud
' ?' ' Artlllery, Field and Btatt, Medlcal, Veinrlnary and Ordnance Detachmenta
Compai -., Headquartera Company, Batterlee A to K. 34Bth Machlne Gun
Battallon, Headquartera Company, Medlcal Detachment,'Companlea A to D.
The Britannta, from Maraolllea, May 21, carrlea 866, Including 640th Engineers'
? Battallon < omplete. ?
Th< Kentucklan, from St. Nazulre, May 27, rarrl-.a 1,860, Including 346th Field
f. Headquarters lat, 2d and 3d Battallona, Headquartera. Medlcal and
"r''""" '?"'?" nrnrfnts, Supply nnd Headquartera Companlea, Battertea A to F
lanltary Traln, Medlcal Bupply Detachment. Headquartera Detachment'
.' - I Hoapltal, I-i-ii Hoapltal No. UI and 363 Ambulai.ce Company, 323d Motor
i (*/.Bp'y?t Company.
ers Alf (Nor.), Havre, Rosepands (Br.),
Glbraltar.
FOREIGN PORTS
AVONMOUTH June 4.?Salled: Steamer j
Westwego, X'ew Orleans. 3d?Sailed:
Steamer Seilasia (Br.), New York.
BORDEAUX, May 31.? Salled: Steamer
Black Arrow, Newport X'ews.
BREST, June l.?Sailed: Steamer Levla
than. New York. lat?Sailed: Steamer
Cape Ftnlsterre, Xew York. May 31st?
Sailed: Steamer Charles, Xew York. 27th
? Battleshlp Mlssourl. Newport X'ews.
DARTMOUTH, June 4.?Arrived: Steam?
er Le Quesnoy (Br). Xew York for Copen
hagen.
DURBAN, June 4.?Arrived: Steamer
Sommelsdyk (Dutch), Batavla, etc, for
Xi ? York.
HALIFAX, X. S. Jutre 5.?Signalled:
Steamer Mauretanta, Liverpool for Halifax
and .\. w Vork No time or dlstance given.
Due at Halifax Friday morning.
HAVRE. May 31.?Sailed: Steamer La
Savoie, Xew York.
ICILDONAN, June 4.?Passed: Steamer
Novlngton (Br.), Port Arthur for Greenock.
KIXSALE. June 4. ? Passed: Steamer
North Pole X'ew- Vork for Antwerp.
LISBON, June 2.?Salled: Steamer Ses
tri (Ital.), from Genoa for New York.
LIZARD, Junu ?".?Passed: Steamer
President Bunge (Belg.), New York for
Antwerp. '
LONDON, June 4.--Sailed: Steamer Man?
hattan (Br.). .New York.
LYTTLETON, May 14.?Arrived: Steamer
Arawa (Br.), London via Balboa for
Wellington
MARSEILLES, May 31. ?Salled: Steam?
er Duca Degll Abruzzl (Ital.), from Gcnoa
for Xew York.
PLYMOUTH, June 4.?Salled: Steamer
Sapinero, Xew Vork.
ST. NAZAIRE, June 2.?Salled: Steam?
ers Henderson, Xew York; Suwanee, New?
port X'ews.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS
Tho conneci ini,- malls close at the Gen?
eral Postofflce, City Hall Postoffice Statlon,
Xew York. as follows:
Hawaii and speclally addressod mall for
Japan, Korea. China and Phillpplne Isl?
ands, via San Francisco, at "..30 p. m., to
day, per steamship Tenyo Maru.
Japan. Korea, China, Slam, Cochln ,
China, Netherlands East Indies and Phil- i
Ipplne Islands. v^o Vancouver and Vlctorla, i
B. C. at 5:30 p. m., June 7, per steamshlp
Empress of Russia.
Japan, Korea, China, Slam and Nether
landa East Indies, via Seattle, at 6:30 j
p. 111.. .lune 10, per steamshlp Tyndareus.
Hawaii and T'hillppine Islands, via San I
Francisco, at 5:30 p. m., June 14, per i
st< imshlp Slberla Maru.
Japan. Korea. china, Slam. ('ochin
China and Netherlands East Indies, via
San Francisco, at 6:30 p. m., June 14, per
steamship fluwa Maru.
Hawaii. via San Francisco, at 6:30 p. m , '
June io, per steamship Lurllne.
Tahlti, Marquesas, Cook Islanda, New
Zealand and speclally addressed mall for
Australla, via San Francisco, at 5:30 p. m.,
June 25, per steamship Moana.
50 French Brides
Land iii New York
Froni Liiier Chicago
Soldier Who Shot Sentry
in Escape From German
Prison Brings Drivcr of
Ambiilancc as His Wife
The French liner Chicago from
Bordeaux yesterday brought fifty
young French brides, some of whom
have come here in advnnee of their
American husbands.
Among the travellers was Mrs. Will?
iam H. Hardy, wife of an American
vvarrior who fought with the Cana- .
dians before the United States entered ;
the war.
Hardy, who accompanied his bride.
enlisted with the 18th Infantry in De- j
cember, 1917, and was shot in the neck |
while fighting at Luneville. He was
treated at a cnsualty clearing station
and driven to a French base hnspital I
twenty-five milos to the rear by Miss
Eloisc Wolf who is now his wife. He
had <rone overseas with the first
Canadian contingent and was captured
by the Germans May 24, 1915, and
held in a fortrcss at Metz. He escaped
by filing the bars of his prison window I
nnd killing the sentry. Dragging the !
riead German to a dark corner he j
donned his uniform and in ten days:
crossed the border into Switzerland. ?
Later he got back into France and for j
the information he gnve to the French '
military authorities he got the Medal
Militaire. Hardy's home is in Ten
nessee, but he and his bride will live
in Los Anfreles.
Capture of Chihiiahua
By Villa Is Rumorerl
EL PASO, Texas, June G. "La
Patria," leading Mexican ?
published here, issued an extra to-day
saying Chihuahua Cu\ .va ?
Sunday by Generals Villa and Angeles,
after only two hours lighting. The
information is said to have come by
wire from Laredo from refugees who
flcd from Chihuahua City. It is said
Villa executed eight men on taking
possession of the city.
Illness of Queen Delays
Wilson Trip to Brussels
BRUSSELS, June. 5.?Owing to the
illness of the Queen of the Belgians,
President Wilson's visit here has been
postponed until the end of next week.
Queen Elizabeth is suffering from hay
fever.
EXCURSIONS
SUNDAY
EXCURSION
Children, $1.35
War Tax Included
To
I
1
nnd Heturn
SUNDAY, JUNE 8, 1919
Speelsil Irain leaves New Vork, West
2Sd St., 7 io*) A. M., J.iberty St., 8:00
\. M.
Returnlng leaves Atlantic City 6:4.r> P.
,M. for .liu-kson Avenue nnd New York
only, 7:ir> I". M. for nll other stntlons.
Central Railroad of New Jersey
TKAVEL
Saturday- Trips
ON THE HXJDSON
Newbnrgli, PoufclikeepHie, Klntfton
?Mr.. "UUMl-.lt KAMSDKLU" KraiilUta Bt
1 00 P. M We?i 12JU1 au. 1:30 P. Jl i
I'.cnUuriuit. ??
?Str. "POl/anKEKPSIB " Krinkllo St Jc 'J
I*. M ; . lliltth 8t. 3 P. M.. for Newburib i
?nd l'n. ? krcjinie. 9
'Unlli (teuiMnl ennnect with r^turo oo?i ]
? "?? \ i k ?i::ui) day. I
CKNTKAI. III !JSO.\ I.I.M.
SUMMER COTTAGES FOR RENT
ADinONDACK MOUNTAIN COTTAOB for
reni furnlshed: on Cobble Hlll, Elizabeth- '
",'?'"? N- V:. m,,e frn,n B"lf '-"'irun nnd
vlllage; (ino vlewa; olways cool; 12 rnoni.i
;t baths, 7 bodrooms, n sleeptng porrheii. n>e
place* 1 MvlmmlnK pool, tennls er.nrt. 2 do
nohiii cottaao* for sorvants; ntohie, garaire
Ice house, fflled. Innulrn for Klngsley Cot
tago; caretaker will ?h.iw. itent. |soo. John
l Crawfoid, 7 Ka?t *2d Bt, N. X.
National Catholie
Conference Called
WASHINGTON, June 5.?Cardinal
Gibbons, chairman of the general com?
mittee on Catholie Affairs and Inter- j
ests, to-day called a meeting of the ;
entire Catholie hierarchy of the United
States, at the Catholie University here !
September 24. The meeting will be \
the first of its kind.to be held since i
the third plenarv council of Baltimore |
in 1884.
The general ptirpose of the confer?
ence will be to organize committees to
study and work for tho welfare of
church and country, particularly along
social and educational lines. It will
discuss not only purely ecclesiastical
questions but social and educational
problems involved in legislation under
consideration in Congress and will
formulate a uniform Catholie policy
and coordinate as far as possible all
diocesan activities.
Preparations for the meeting next
September will be made by the General
Committee on Catholie Affairs and In?
terests, the members of which are:
Cardinal Gibbons, chairman; Bishop
Muldoon, of Rockford, 111., vice chair?
man; Bishop Schrembs, of Toledo;
Bishop Glass, of Salt Lake City, and i
Bishop Russell, of Charleston, S. C.
Cardinal Gibbons also announced!
that hereafter all Bishops of the coun-'
try, with the expressed approval of
Popo Benedict, would meet annually for
the discussion of Catholie affairs.
TRAVEL
TRAVEL
-? - =.> -rf^-jju,-^
45 Mi!e5-Upthel1ud5on3-^ra
Special Trips Saturday and Sunday
(J , | 7 MORNING fRIP
ML JUD6 i AFTERNOON TRIP
SUNDAY, JUNE 8j S
FARE ROUND TRIP
Muslc. Rcfresliments.
Str. "GRAND REPIBLIC"
I.vs. P.attery, 0: \V. 132d Bt., 9:30 A M
Str. "HIGHLANDER"
I.vs. RatU-ry, 1:30; W. 132d St.. 2 P. M.
"IIK;HL.\M)ER" & "GRAND KEPI'BMC"
r.rttlcrv Pier, 9 A. M., West 132d SU. 9:30 A. M.
ADULTS, 85 cents / includlng\
CHILDREN, 55 cents ^ War Tax)
Bonr Motintain i.ine. Phone Bowling Green "538
LONG
1SLAND
SOUND
Deliuhlful outings where comfort anci cooling sea
hreczes are enjoyed.
Enough limc ashore in both cities for sighheeing.
Str. City of Lowell
To Brid?*eport
Str. Richard Peck
To New Haven
l.r. Pier 2J, B. H.. Catharlno St.. D:30 A. M.
Lv. Pier 70. E R., 22d St., 10:00 A. M.
Roturn due New York about 9 P. M.
Round Trin Fare (Incl. Wur Tax) $1.30. Round Trip Fare (incl. War Tax) $1.70
Children (ir> C.-nts. Cliildrcn 85 Cents.
Restaurant Service?Lunch Counters?MusTc
Limitod number of tickets sold only
at Piers on days of Excursions
NEW
United States Railroad Administration
ENGLAND STEAMSHIP LINES
TO NEWBURGH AND RETl'EN, $1.00.
nite
&
i?F
99
WIll leav* Pier 32, N. R.. foot Canal St., 9:30 A. M.; W>st "l32nd 8t-. 1# A. M.
Two hour Btay in Newburgh, rot nrnintr on the same steamer. Music?RegtanraJnt.
HUDSON NAVIGATION COMPANY
N1GHT Bi'ATS TO ALBANY AND TROT.
INTERNATIONAL
MERCANTILE MARINE
LINES
PHILADELPHIA? HVLRPOOI.
Haverford.,Inlv 10
NETV YORK?LIVERPOOL
Adrintii-..Tiino IBICeltic.Inno 2H
Lapland.. . . .June '-il Baltlc.July '2
Offices, 9 Broadway, - Now York
Passengcr iind Freljrht Scrriccs
NEW YOKK to LIVERPOOL
Vasari .June 14
Vestris .June 21
Koyal George.June 24
Orduna.June 28
Caronia .July 1
Carmania .July 5
NEW YORK to S0UTHAMPT0N
Mauretania.June 14
Aquitania .June 28
NEW ?0RK to PIRAEUS
Pannonia .June 18
BOSTON TO GLASGOW
Massilia .July 12
21-24 STATE STREET. NEW YORK
Hu4son? River
DAILY INCLUOINQ SUNDAY.
"Wajhlngton Irvlna." "Hondrlok Hudson." "RoSi.
ert Fulten, "?lbany."
Dlxect Rail Coniiectlona to all points North.
East kjkI Wost. All thrmieli rall tlckets hetwoea
r?ow York and Al!iai;y aceoptod. Music Ur<t?iirn.nt
I.-avp Dworossrs St.. S:-10 A. U.: \V 42,1 St
8 00, W. 129th St.. 9 20; Yonkers, 9:S0, stopplni
?t Pear Mountaln, tWost Point (exeopt Sunday)
tNswburgh, fPoughUcopsle, Klnjston Poiul [eon
necUns dailj with t.'lstor & Delaware K. It ).
t atsklll. Hudson and Albany
dJ^U'T^ S^iSS't tIteturn Ktean"r s,n"
On Soturdoy. Juna 7. Sunday. June 8. and Mon
dav. Ji:nn 9 ,p,clal trlp, to Bcar Mountaln .Wm,
Point Saturday and Monday). Ni:wburaii Pouah.
kiwp.lo and return to 4^d St. Plor. loavlno Do?I
bnnww 8t., 10 A. M.: Went 42d 81 iV-'o a m .
W?t I2?th St., 10:40 A. M.: Yonkors i'-in a m
irZ?* P,0,,n, H??fl 8how '? ?" ??* nJ'qMl
Further tnformatlon at Desbrossoa at l-.er \??
York. TeL Caual 83U0. ' 9W
3 ?^'rca?_.P'".?t?<J?2prijs?
NEW YORK?FRANC;<
C*mpe
WEEKLK UBPARTUPBX3
_ **?<?? a?w?M br?? 7??a
For Porto IUeo, Ojracao 4 Wnezutla.
8. S. Mararatbo, Wednesday, Jimo 11, at 1 p v
8 I aXw,wMeS?'Vuna,J8- n' ? >'?' M
o. o. /.u..,i. Hedncsday, June 2, at l I- \r
8. 8, Philadelplita, Wcd. July 2 at l p m
1 """" ?''?" "anuTer. , 82 Woli street
BfiSSftftbX
rOU IIir.HLANDSw.
OCEANIC u?,l *
HKI) BANK
?-.i-. .i.ij, l.v... i r/uiklw St , Plor 21. 8:30 a m
'.4.;'..!' '"? UatUiA Plor, H.,">5 n. m.. 3:15 n m_'
8UNDAYB. Pranklln ti\.. K.;:o. Batusry. 8:65 a. ta
hliort nnd Ido.J Hoittr to Orient froim
Srciltlp. K?mt l'a/atlitl PaMst-nc-r Sli-umslijin
Nitinon Yuacn Kalsba. 120 isrnndwny. N Y.'
COUNTRY BOARD
PORBST 1III.1.. N'. .1, S27 DE t;HAW AV
Private fnmlly; American; will board
two couple; hnino i-omforiH. Phone 4045
Hrnnrli Mrook.
CAMPS
Ethnn Allen Carap, Lnke rhnmplaln No
Hero. Vt.?Boys, 9-19; July-Aua.; mlli
tary, naval tulorln*; catalo*. 7 K. ?Zd. N, X.
Metropolitan Lin?
' All the xcrv bfc u'atcr. Alwaus in sioht of lanA.
To BOSTON
V!? T.onc Island Ronnd. Buzzards Bay an#
Cape Cod Canal
Daylight Through the Canal Both Ways.
Leav- pi?r is, Foot of Murray 8t., Daily
iSur.days Included) at 5:00 P. M. Fare J5.JJ
(Including Wur Taxl. Tlckets and lnforrn*
tion at Wharf. Telephone Barclay 5600.
, jt/iTMcuiti. h'-.aterooms Alwaya the Best.
STEAMSHIP PASSAGES
To Europe, South America. West Indiea,
Bouth Africa. Australia, China. Japan, e?e.
Ofiieinl Agents for All Trnns-Atiantlo and
Trans-rnciltr S. S. Llncs. Tours and Tlcketl
by All Rall Routes. Complete arrans?ni?at?
for business or reerr-at'.on travel. includlag
Pullman reservatlnns. ratl tlcliets. &c.
THOS. COOK & SON,
845 Broodvrny. C61 Fifth Ave,. N. f.
From Pier 32, N. R., foot Canal St,
weekdays 6 and 7 P. M., Sundays and
Holldays, 6 and 9 P. M.; West 132nd St
half hour later. Due Albany 6 o'elock fol
lownif* mornlnor. Dlrect rall connectlons
nt Albany to all polnts north, east and
west. Phone Canal 9000.
Express Freigbt Service. Auto* Carrled.
HUDSON NAVIGATION COMPAN*
PROVIDENCEo^Vct $2.97
ALI? OLTSIDE STATEROOMS $1.08 to $3.34
tto'/i I'rirrs [nclude War Ta.v.
Uoat Leaves PIcr 30. North Rlver, Daily & Sunday
at 5:30 P. M. Phona Sprinn 8-iSI.
CONEY ISLAiVD
Schednle Snbject to Chaiifre Without Notice
Lv. W. 129 St.. 9:40, 10:40, 11.40 12 10 2 3 4 "5
":30. 8:30. Pltr I, N. R.. 10 20 11:25, 12-25
1:45, 3:45, 4:45. 5:45. 7. 8:20, 9:30. Cormy
V'- JV, } :25>, T27'- 3:45- 4:1S. 5:45. 6:55,
25. 10:30. Tol. Roctor 872.
U'oreesfer.Sli.H^. Provldence dirert.$3.S0
STATEROOMS. $1.00. $1.50 nnd $2 00
Daily, iiicludlim Sunday, 5:30 p jr
From Pier 19. E. lt 'Phono 2700 Beekman.
ricketa at i'ler or Consolldated ticket offlces.
Garden City, Long Island
One- of the most exclualve Hotela la
America. A comblnntlon of country llf?
and inetrupolitun luxury aeldom founal
conducted on the Amrrtcan plan. wltb t
hundsome a la earte reslaurant for th?
con-.enlence of rnotorlsts.
Ulxcellent. 18 huie fcolf course free to gueala
krequenl eleclrlc tralna from Penn. statloa
J. J. 1.ANN1N CO.. PropB.
THE GLEN 8PRINCS, Wntklns, N. Y., oi
Soneca Lake, A oomplete Mliirrn
Sprlnga Heulth Renort nnd Motel In beau
tful private park. Nniural rnlolum
< hlo.lde Brlne Hatlis for ffeart and Cir
tulatory Dlaoraora. BCokleta.
RESORTS
NEW JERSEY
RESORTS
NEW JERSEY
PINE BEACH HOTEL
Pine Beach, N. J.
Now Open Under New Management
Music and dancing every Wednesday and
Saturday evenings. We are ready to accom
modate either local or tourists at all times
with single rooms or en suite. Also first class
meals at reasonable prices. Call and be con
vinced. Courtesy shown to all.
Open Year Round
JOSEPH F. WOODS, Manager
NEW YORK STATE
hlotef GhambCain
"DfuJJ Toint-on- Ihke ehomphin.XlC'
HIGHEST poim on lake?firrproof
?every room a front room?8fX?
ncres?tennis?18-hole golf course?
concrete garagc?boaiing, baihing,
fishing, motor highways in all dircc
tions. Exccllent cuisinc, American
plan. Management Mr. J. P. Greives,
of Florida East Ccast Hosris. Book?
let on request.
Ntw Ytrt BooUnc Ofict,
24i Fifth Avmui
rsunnaiawKei h otei?
On Beauliful Fisher's Island
Always Coo!?Seashore and Country
Mansion House Management
Excellent table?Milk, epgs, poul
try, vegetables fresh from our own
farms, ric-li fish and lobsters from
adjacent waters. Music, boatinK,
bathing. golf, tennis. Lovely white
sandy beach.
Nice Cool Rooms, facing water, $25 week
Rooms, with Bath, $35 Week,
including meals.
M. T. WYATT, Asst. Mgr.,
18 W. 251 lt St., N. Y.
ADIRONDACKS
LAKE PLACID, N. Y.
OPENS JUNE 24TH. Every convenience to
meet tho requiremente of relined people;
exceptlona! table: orcheStra; private baths.
FURNISHED COTTAGES FOli RENT.
All out of door Adlrondack dlversions.
Clrcular.
M. B. MARSHALL, Mgr.. I.ake Placid, N. Y.
LAKE PLACID, N. Y. OPEX JUNE 16. j
Modern In all its aypointmonts.
J. J. SWEENEY, Manager.
New York Office, 8 West 4flih Street.
Phone Vanderbllt 2290
Winter?Highland Park Hotel. Aiken. 9. C. i
Centre of All Adirondack Attractions
i STEVENS HOUSE I
LAKE PLAOID, NEW YORK
NOW OPEN. Extensively Iinproved.
STEVENS HOTEL CO., Lake Plaeid, N. Y.
?
0
talfi^ord^Catskills
Fwept by Healthful Mountaln Breezes (???
larga ad?. S-.ind.iy papors. Bookleta nnd in?
formation at Rrsort llureaus and N Y
Orrice. *S9 5th aTe.
PROSPECT HOUSE
Shelter Island Heights, E. I N Y
Opens June 25th. Shore and Country'
All aports. Acc. 300. Book'e* C
Special July 4th Week-end
Booklng- Office, Hotel McAlpin, N. Y.
O X B L
RAMATAN
2S Mlliutes from Grand Central
60 electrlc tralns daily. City oonra
niences Ui tho country. Golf?<;rlll?
Tennls. Saddle Horses Daily? Tpi ce-tT
DANCING. y concena,
HOTEL CRAMATAN,
Lawrence Park, Bronxvllle, N. Y
LAKEW00D FARM INN,
ROSCOE, N. Y. OPEN ,11 NE 14
w/iM,Ufc,(M,70? {feL 12? mllM from ^w "York
No black flies or mnsauitoes. Orciicstrn. DaticlnE
Llbrary, Playroom. Tennls. Hoo.ue, Bowlii;* \\ tter
Sports, Saddio Horsew. elo NJAV YuliK 'r.o(if
1NG OFKICE. 11S0 BROADWAY. Tcj. SJadison
Bquare?1748.
MOHEGAN INN
Mohegan Lake, N. Y.
NOW OPEN
STAMTOBD-IN-THE-CATSKIEXS x ^
THE REXMERE ?S
Opens June 21. Bonklng Ontee, 11S0 Broadway. N. T.
SHARON SPRINGS, N. Y.
PAVILION HOTEL & COTTAGE3
Foldera on Hpplicaiion.
_ W. H. CRAlU. Lesaee.
RIIODE ISLAND.
Snrf and Still Water Bathing
PLIMPTON HOTEL SOT^^xs
Watch Hlll, R. T. Open .lune to Jvtpt.
A. D. CCSHJNG, Mgr..
N. Y'. Office, 425 Sth Avenue.
Manchettter-Tn-ttie- Mountalna
VERMONT
OPEN JUNE 14
Rooklng Offlce:
The lorraine, r,ib Ave. nnd 45th St.
WE8T VIRGINIA
GREENDRIER. Whlt* Sulntuir Sprlngf..
W. *\a. The favored Health Reaort.
lloaervailon?? Hotel Plaaa,
ATLANTIC CITY. NEW JERSEY
*r * ?" atlantic art.
A. rQcoardsQd ..standatxi J
orGxcenence.
Coolest und .Most Attractive 1-orntion
HOTEL
ESPLANADE
WHOl.K HLOCK, OCEAN KKO.NT
Dlrectly on th" Boardwalk. P.naton t<> ????
ercisn Ave. in excluslve Chclsea eectloni
capaclty 600.
l'"-li and sea water hatlisi. private .ir-i
public, ,-ni.i every appolntment Modern
hydro-therapeutic departnunt. Orchestra
Dancing.
Auto l-tis me?t.4 trains Booklet
Ownershlp direct. W". F. SHAW.
THE LEADING RESORT HOUSE OFTHE WORLD
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
UTME NATION'S HEAl.'VH SHOP "
vj HEALTH 18 CTFICtRNCV ,
A Germicidc Climate and Clran St;eeM
No Du=t. No Dirt. Innumerable Outdoor
Rccrratlons and Indoor Entcrtainmenia
Owoership Manageroent Josiah White & SoniO*.
HOTEL BILTMORE
(Formerly Westinont)
Rhode laland Ave., n?ar .fonrdwalk.
All outelde jooms. Suitos wltn ba*h.
Orchestra. Dancing. Capaclty 2t j.
Hot and cold sea water baths.
Under new mansg 'ntent.
BILTMORE HOTF.I, CO.
FLY WITH PIONEERS'OF THE AIW
Klights every day from Inlet coverlne at?
lantic City. Flying Station, Mclrose Av.
nue and Beach. Plione 31S0 fur Reserva
tions.
K. J. JAQPITTL B. H. KENDRICH.
NEW CI ARIONK* "? *nd BM"b Garaja.
'Hr. s. *o. OarMlna a? . nr. K? ? a.
Aiiicr. &l European piaI, l it :.
WATKINS \P 8. Sn. Carollna a?.. nr. Beacfc
?Tf\i",lPK? Ex. Tabie: mod. S V WatklnS
NEW JEKSEY?Boouton.
Located in the midst of 1- acres of big
trrep. line vlews; thlrty miles on Lacka
wanna; ten minutes t:> station; electrle
lighted, steam heat, runnlng water i?
rooms; elcvation C50. Open a 11 year
Booklet.
G. N. VINCENT BOONTON. N. J.
MONTCLAIR, NEW JEKSEY
IDEAL COUNTRY HOME
Hotel Montclair
MONTCLAIR. N. J.
MOST DELIGHTFCLLY SITC.
ATED RE8IDENTIAL HOTEL l*
NEW YORK'S SCBCRB8.
OPEN" THE ENTIRE YEAR
FREDEKICK C. HALL COMPANY.
MOXMOITH, N. J.
The North Jersey Shore Reports o? Mon
mouth County Bid You Welcome.
WEST END, LONG BRANCH, N. J.
WEST END, LONG BRANCH, N. J.
TAKANASSEE HCTEL, on Ocean Front.
Open June.
roW,Ef,?,ND HOTEV., Ocean Avenue antl
West Lnd Court Season May lst to Nov laU
WM. DUCHSSNE. Proprie-tor.
PENNSYLVANIA.
BUCKW00D INN
(FIREPROOF)
Shawnee-on-Delaware, Pennsylvania
NOW OPEN
A hotel of nntable
sl Inction locati .1
in h park of ;o.000 i
" res, excluslve to i
rviests: 7( miles
fr m .N'.-w York, ~J
!:!ilen froir Phlla
delphla. Homa of
the Shawnee Coun?
try Club.
CHAS. V. MURPHY, Manager
CASTLE INN
Delaware Water Gap, Pa.
Now Open
Frlvate rtnths. Runnlng VVater. Cap SO*
Flreproof Hotel an 1 0
?'?'? ? m and Bui ope in P in
Mim T. T. DOI.BLY
NEW ENGLAND
TOUR NEW ENGLAND
Perfect Roads; Magniflcent Rcenen <, ?: Hotrtal
1-or Road Mai tddreai VVJJ KIMBALX, Beer.
N. K Hotel Aaan. Draper Hotrl. Korthampton Mau.
NEW HAMPSH1KK.
BRETTON WOODS
WHITE MOINTAINS. N. H.
The Monnt PleiiMint, Opens .Tun? 1SH
Closea October 1. C J. DPNPHY. V?r.
The Muunt Wanhlngton, Oponn .'uly ??
Closea Mlddle of October. c J. RtiOT. Mr.
Booklng Offlce, 143 Fifth Ave.. New Yorl
WHITE MOUNTAINS
NEW PROFILE HOUSE
N. Y. Booklne Ofllce. 11?0 n'way Trl Uad .?u Cl*.
Poclal and Scenlc Ontrr cf White Mta.
Maplewood Hotel xmJffiM?3
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