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Pun riacs.. 5:2-i c aalSun sets... f:2"p. m.
Moon riaes. 7 -.42 v. m Moon Bets.. % :3o a. m.
Local Forecast.?Fair to-day and to-mor
*ow -. tittle char.ge in temperature; gentle to
ttedarate fouthr::.-t Winds.
Local Official Kecord.?The fe'.lowing of
Sciai reco:d shows u.>niperatures during the
la&t tweaty-:our hours in compariscn with
the corrcsponUing <iate of last year:
CITATIOXS
THE PEC?!.S Or THE .-TATE OF NEW
TORK, 15V THE URACE OF OOD,
FREB AMl INDBFEXDENT: To SAM
UEL MALTIN QRBBN, Indlvidually ana
as E\pcut~r of ?nd Trust'ae under tho
La?t WIII rnd Te.-uarnent ot Anclrew Has
well 0:vc:~. deceased, and as Administra
tor with -he Will Annexed of Martin
Green. de.-eased: T1MOTHV RUQGLES
GREL'N. tn-*|v|dualiy and as Executor of
? nc T.-U3tec under the Last V>';il ancl Tes
tan.er.t of Andrew Haswell Green, de?
ceased; WILLIAM OGDEX OREE.V, in
dividually ai,.i as Executor of and Trustee
under the Last Will and Testarrient of
Andrew Kaawell Gre^n. deceased;
NATHAN WILLIAMS GRSEN. individual
ly and as Executor of and Trustee under
the Last YVtU an 1 Testament of An:irsw
Haswell Green. deceased; JL'LU ELIZA
BBiH GRP.EN: MARY RUOQLES
?5553 OWEX; MARY POMEROY
GREEN; ANRKEW HUGH ORBBN:
WaRNER GHSEX BA1RD. KATHAR1NK
BAIRD TRKAT. and to a'.l persons inter
estcd as cred.'*ors, legatees, neitt of :;in
or otherwise ;n the Estate of Andraw
Easwell Green. deceased, who at the time
pf h;s death resided at City, County and
6tata of New York, SEXD GREETIXGS:
V pon the petitinn. nated March 31.
391ft. of TIMOTHY RUGGLES GREEN.
res.dir.g at ls Franconla Street, V.'orces
*??? ^i.^'achujetts; WILLIAM OGDEN
GREEN, residing at lail Astor Street,
Chicago, Llin-Ms; SAMUEL MARTIN
GREEN. residins at 325 Long Hill Street.
fJWP/r.l?; M.iasaohusetis. and NATHAN
WU.LIAMS GREEX, resid'.ng at 15'> West
p.th btreet. Xew York City. Now York:
You and each of you are hereby clted
to show cause before our Surrogate of the
County of New York. ;;t the Surrogato's
Court of said County. heid at the Hall of
Records in the County of New York on
the 24th day of June. 1919, at hnlf past
ten o'elock ln tho forenoon of that dav
^.^r^i!^,1000""1 drlted March 31. 1010. of
TIMOTHY KUGGLES GREEN. WILLIAM
OGDEX GREEX. SAMUEL MARTIN
GREEX and NATHAN WILLIAM9
OREEX, as Survivlng Truetees under the
Last will and Te.stament of said dei
caased. from July 31, U>17. to and includ
lns March 31, 1919, should not bc judl
c:a".y settled.
IX W1TNESS WHEREOF, we have
caused the sea! ot the Surrogato's Court
of the aaid County of New York to bo
her?unto afilxed. ?
WITNESS, Honorab'e JOHN" P. CO?
HALAN, a Surrogate of our said County,
at the County of New York, the 12th day
of May, in the year of our Lord Cr.o
UkOttsand nine hundred and nineteen.
DANIEL T. DOWDXET,
Clerk of the Surrogate's Court.
[Seal of Surrogate's Court. New York
County.]
FORECLOSURE SALES
NEW YORK SUF-REME COURT, COUNTY
OF NEW YORK.--CORNELL UNIVER
BITY. PUintiff, against TROW L'TREC
TORY PRINTING AXD BOOKBIXDIXG
COMPANY, ED.WARD H. TITUS and
JOHN B. JOHN3TOX, as ReceiverB of
Trow Directory Printing and Bookbinding
Company; METROPOLITAN TRUST
COMPANY OP THE CITY OF NEW
YORK. AS TRUSTEE. and MORRIS HEL
JTR. Defendants.
In pursuance of a Judirment of fore
closure and sale !n the Hbove cntltled ac?
tlon, datad June 'Jth, 1310, an,i entered ln
the offtcu of the Clork of the County of
Ne.v York on June Cth, 131?, I. the under
f>.%:.-..:. the Referee In said judgment
naned, will seil at pub.ic auction at the
Exthanpe Sales Room, Nos, 14-1* \>scy
8tre-Jt, in the Borough of Manhattan, City
.?f Xew York. on the first day of July,
1819, at tweive o'elock noon, by Joseph P.
Bay, aucti&noer, the premisea directed by
?a'.d juagment to be sold and thereln de
?cnbel as tollowe:
FIRST PARCEL.
A'l those certaln lots, pleces or parcels
Of !and, situate in tho Borough of Man?
hattan. City ar,d Ptate of New York, more
partltularly des-iribed as foliows, that is
to say:
FIRST: ALL those five certaln lots,
pleces or parce'.s of ground sltuate, lylng
and being in the Sevtnteenth Ward of tho
,a oi ^t;" Vork. on the northeasterly
?ld? of Twe'.fth Street, between the Sec?
ond ar.d Third Avor.ues, known and deslg
atted by the letter F and by the numbers
1*4 (ono hundred and elghty-four), 185
(one hundred and eighty-flve), 1S6 (one
hundred and eighty-slx), 187 (one hun?
dred and elghty-sevtn) and 1S8 (one hun
ared and Ughty-eight) upon a certaln
*'*P .fl^d in the Offlce of the Reglster of
lt, Plty and County ot New York, en
tttled "A Map of the residuary Real Es?
tate of Paer Oerard BtUyVisant, deceased.
ln the City of New York, aa purutioned by
the Commlssloners appolnted bv the Su?
preme Court ot the State of New York in
tne ault of Garard Btuyvesant agalnet
?arni,'.or. fish ar.d RuthorfOrd Stu>
^asant, dated October 24th. 1?1?.-' which
*l*P is certified by the Baid Commlsslon
?rs and a copy wheraof 1? annexed to the
Kapurt of the said ConmiiMlonera filed In
Vbi Office of the Clerk of the County of
2>>aw York, which said lots, taken together.
fj/a hounded as foiiows, to wit: BEGIX
,'^P at a P?'nt on the northeasterly Blde
or Tweifth Street dlatant live hundred and
tan (olOj feet nonl,westwardly from tha
Beeond Avenua and running thence north
?aetwardly on a llne parallel with aald
Avenues cne hundred ar.d three (103) feet
?nd three (3) inches; thence aoutheaat
?ward'.y on a llne parallel with tho aald
Street one hundred and twenty-fiva (125)
ieet ; thence K'juthwestwardly on a llne
parallel with tha said Avenue one hundred
*ud three (103) feet and three (3) inchas
to Tweifth Str-et, and thence northweat
*rardly along TwtUth Street ona hundred
knd twanty-f.ve (138) faat to the placo of
paglr.nlng. aceording to tha meaaurement
liBed by tho Con.mlaslonera for laylng out
Streeth and roads ln the City of New York
tender tho Act of the Lagislatura of tha
6tate of New York passed Aprll 3, 1807.
S?-.;ng the same premlsea conveyad to
Charlolte B. Wiibour by Sidney J. Cowen,
Referee, by tieed dated November 11th,
llT'j. and recorded ln lhe Cffica of the
Ragistor of tha City and County of New
xork in Llber i<20 of Conv-.yances at page
l on tha aam* aay.
logethor with a!l flxtures and articles
*t*i hed to or used ln connection with aald
?prexin-s, togather with tiie appurtanancea
*r''j ail the eatata and rights of the Ha'.d
Trow Lirect'.ry Printing and Bookbindlng
vorf.par.y in aod to aatd pr'-mlaea.
SECOND PARCEL.
A?l thoiw enrtaln leaa?a, laa?aho!d? and
***?ed premlMa ln tha Borough of Man
r-'-"*r. C:\y ar.d State of New York, more
Parli'.ulaf.y <j?*;rsbed aa foliowa, that la
to ?,i y;
SECOND: ALL that certain leasa dated
**}y 10. liOJ. rcada by Ntcholaa Flah and
otf'*ri, Eie^u-ors of tha wlil of Hair.lUon
jTlah. deceased, to the mortgagor hereln.
Trow L.rect.ry Printing and B<Vjkblndtng
company, and racordad tn tha Office of
wo Reetytar of tha County of Naw York
?? ><tr-.h Jlat, 1*04, a.'.d aia^. ali that cer
**'? :ea*<s d?t*,j DacamOer 11. 1^14, mada
or namllton Fi?h Corporatlon to tha aaid
?Mrtgagor, ??<??! or ?.-id last mentloned
****'" domlflnn and lettlng ai! that c?r
**>n wt, pjec; or partel of ground altuate.
/?!.'"' }*? l"iir'S ln tho 17th Ward of the
-?/ of New Y'-rk, b'/ur.ded as foiiows, to
*"?? BSOINMXNO at a point on the aouth
"**i*c/ aide of the Third Avenue dtstant
wwaty-flv* feet and alx lnchea northeaat
'-??'/ Jrom Tweifth fetreet, and running
5555 ? a^uthaaatward:-/ on a llne parallel
w"? tne aaid gtreet one hundrad feet;
**???? outhwastwardiy on * llne parallel
Zj, ''" ?*w3 Avanua twanty-flva feet and
** -<:-.e? Uj Twaifth 5i!raa?, thanca north
?a*:w?rdiy on a litie along tha aaid
?.-?" ^.:-.e h'jr;C.-e4 feer, and ?hen'? north
jastwif-iiy ;)ong tha ?4'.d Avanu* twenty.
? ?? ..-.t aad tin inahas t<> i:>?. plooo of ba
EW*- *'<--<tWt-P. to tha maa?ur?war.t
"??u t,/ ?),? ComrnUoioiMra for uying out
??et? ?r,d ro*d? ir. tha City of Naw York
gdat th. AH ^t tna L?gt?utura of tha
Tlu'ir''*!,'{"'il P??aad Aprll Zd, U07.
ZQnary %*,. \v>z. m*4o by Charlaa N.
Ztf !?*,% Z'd ,v''"i?"'"'>n* Warrlng, Ex
K5.VL&*.***'!?**" Liractory Printing and
tmt '!? ",i Cofi>>T??? ??4 raeord?d in tha
vaV!- " ?n *?aio? t, Llber ?3, of Con
tu, Z'JSZZZ tm *Xn* *" that certaln laaa*
i
1919
8(
"18, 19101 l.)18.
3 a. m... ;?9 63 S p. m . . . 5S
6 a. m... 5i 61 6 p. m.. 59
9 a. m... 5>5 70! ;? p, ra 59 7-j
12 noon.. 56 80:10 p. m!!! 59 71
H ghest temperature. 82 (at 12:20 r. m i
lowost. 01) (at ( a. m.) ; average. 71 ? a??raBi
same dato last year. 58; nverage same'dal.
for ihntv-three years, 68.
R a. m.
*. m.
Huraidily
91 1 p m- 63;3 p. m_ f>:
Baromcter Readlngs
30.36J1 p. m. . 30.35.8 p. m.
30.
Other Pccpls's ^"calhar
WASHINGTON. June 11.?Althouch press
ure is generally high in the central vnlleys
I tho lake regions, the East and Sauth, ghower.
i and tnunderstorms ojcuned over th? greute
I portion of this area, except in the lowe
! lake region and the Atlantic states as fa
: south a? North Carolina. There were als.
' ?oc"1 showers in Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas
; Now Mexico and Mor.tana.
Temperatures are gonerally above the sea
1 sonal average over the northorn diatrict
. east of the Rocky Mountains. except alorij
the Atlantic coast, and somewhat. below wes
1 of the Rooky Mountains. In the South tre
were generally normal. Thundcr shower
are probable Thursday in the Ohio Valiey
rennessee, the western lower lake region th.
I B0"th1 Atlantic and tho south portion of th
, middle Atlantic district. followed by gener
, ally fair weather Friday, except in Florida
ln the upper lake and eastern lower lak
regions, New England and the north portioi
of the middle Atlantic districta the weathe
will be generally fair Thursday and Friday
Temperatures will change but little.
rorecasts for Special Distriets.?Easterr
New York and Southern New England ren
erally fair to-day ar.d to-morrow; ' li'ttii
change :n temperature.
Western Pennsylvania. !o:nl thunder show?
ers to-day; to-morrow -robably fair; Httl<
chance in temperature.
Western New York, generally fair to-daj
and to-morrow; little change in temperature
New Jersey, Delaware and Eastern Penn
sylvania, partly cloudy to-day and to-mor?
row ; little change in temperature.
Going On To-day
DAY
Free admiaslon to Metropolitan Museum ol
Art, American Museum of Natural Mis
tory, American Mus&um of Safety and
the Aquarlum
Lecture, Perfleld Summer School Mussc
Besslona, Hotel Astor, 6 a. m.
Mei tlng, National Association Kheet Music
Dealers, Hotel McAlpln, & a. m.
.Meeting W'all Pap( r Manufacturers, Hotel
Waldorf-Astoria, 10 a. ni.
Luncheon. Rotary Club, Hotel McAlpln.
12:30 p. 111.
Meeting, Women's National League. Hotel
Pennsylvania.
LUNCHEON. Moutessorl Alumnl, Hotel
McAlpin. 1:30 p. m.
Canadian War Memorial Exhlbitlon, Ander
son Gallery, FIfth'y-ninth Street and Park
Avenue, 10 a. m. to 10.
EVEXIXtt
Dinner. New York Sectlon Atlantic Coast
Shipbullders, Hotel McAlpin, 6:'.I0 p. 111.
Dinner. Foreign Kxchange Club, Hotel
McAlpin, 7 p. m.
FORECLOSURE SALES
easterly side of Third Avenue, between
Twelt'th and Thlrteenth Streels, and
known as Number i'.i Third Avenue and
bounded as follows, to wlt: BBGTNNING
at a point on the easterly side of Third
Avenue distant twenty-flve feet slx inches
northerly from Twelftli Street. and run?
nlng thence easterly on a line parallel
with Twelfth Street one hundred feet;
thenre northerly on a lino parallel with
Third Avenue twenty-six feet; thence
wcsterly 011 a line parallel with Twelfth
Street one hundred feet to Third Avenue.
and thence southerly along Third Avenue
twenty-six feet to the place of beginning,
acording to the measuremeiU used by the
Coiv.n-.issloners for laylng out streets and
roads in tho City of New York under the
Act of thu Legislature of the State of
New York passed April 3, 1807.
FOURTH; ALL that certain lease dated
April 13, 1806, made by Nlcholas Fish and
others, Executors of the Will of Hamllton
Fish, deceased, to Charles Sohonowald,
and by mesne apslgnments from the lattei
to the mortgagor herein. Trow Dlrectory
Printing and Bookbinding Company, as
algned and recorded in the Offlce of the
Rc-glster of the County of New York in
Section 2. I.iber 47. of Conveyances, page
474, Block 488, on December 19, 1898, and
also all that certain lease dated Decem?
ber 11, 1014, made by Hamllton Fish Cor?
poration to the said mortgagor herein,
each of said last mentioned leases demis
Ing and lettlng: ALL that certain lot,
piece or parcel of ground situate, lylng
and being in the Seventeenth Ward of the
City of New York, on tho easterly side of
Third Avenue, between Twelfth and Thlr?
teenth Street*, and bounde* as follows, to
wlt': BEGrNNING at a point on the east?
erly side ot Third Avenue distant flfty-ono
feet slx Inches northerly from Twelfth
Street, ar.d runnlng thence easterly on a
line parallel with Twelfth Street one hun?
dred teet; thence northerly on a line
parallel with Third Avenue twenty-six
feet; thence westerly on a line parallel
with Twelfth Street ona hundred feet to
Third Avenue, and thence southerly along
Third Avenue twenty-six feet to the place
of beglnning, according to tho measure
uient used by the Commissioners for lay?
lng out Streets and rcjr.ds ln the City c?e
New York, under the Act of the Legis?
lature of the State of New York passed
April 3. 1807.
Together with all flxtures and articles
attached to or used ln connection with
said premlses, together with the appur
tenances and all the estate and rlghts of
the said Trow Dlrectory Prlnting and
Bookbinding Company in and to eaid
premlses.
Pursuant to said Judgment, I will eell
the above descrlbed premlses as follows: I
w-ill flrst offer for sale the mortgaged
premlses as a whole, and then offer for
sale that portion of tho said mortgaged
premlses above descrlbed, deslgnated
'J-IRfif." as one separat.j parcel, and the
remainder of said mortgaged premlses,
?.U'1^tod SECOND,.nilKD" and
KJIRIH, ' as another suparate parcel;
if the amount of the highest bid for tho
?aid mortgaged premlses rb a whole equals
or exceods the total of tho amounte of tho
hlghe:,t blds for said two separato par
oels, I will accept said highest bid for said
mortgaged premls<-a as a whole and s<Ml
the eaid 'mortgaged premli'-s accordlngly
but. ir the total of the amounts ot the
highest blds tor said two s<--parate parcels
<rxce*d3 the amount of said highest bid
for said mortgnged premlses as a whole I
will accept said highest blds for said two
srparate parcels and sell the samo accord?
lngly.
The above descrlbed premlses will bo
sold subject to any stato of facts which
an aecurate surv-ey may show; the por?
tion thereof hertinabove referred to ???
"FIRST PARCEL" will be sold Kubject
to covenants and reslrictlons contalnod
ln deed recorded m the Offlce of the Keg.
ister of the County of New York ln Llbor
642 of Conveyances, at pago 670; and the
portion thereof hereinabove referred to as
"8BCOND PARCEL" will be sold subject
to any and all rlghts acqulred by any elo
vated railroad company for the operation
o,f sn elevated railroad ln Third Avenue
Dated. New York, Juno 7th. l&ia.
IfOWARD C. KELLY. ReW?e
0ACXBTT, CHAPMAN & STEVENS. At?
torneys for Plalntlfr, 154 Nasaau
Btrt-M (The Tribune Building), New
York.
The following Is a dlagram of the prop?
erty to be sold; Its street numbers are S7,
*? *nd 91 Third Avenue and 201 to 213, ln
clusive. East Twelfth Street:
IOO
?VT*
...\y,v
1A V
IOO
FlfiSf.
X
./2&Sr#?Ef
12s
The *pproxlm$fe emount of the lien or
ehar??, to satisfy which the above d?
?ertbed property i? to b? sold, is One hun
dr"l *nd nineteen thoutand two hundred
and s*venty-?lx ?nd ?7/l00 Dollars (1113,
27? *7), with Interest theree-n from May
27th, 1>1>, lofether with the costs and al
lowances. arnoutttlnK to JJ40.08. wlth in
??rt?t fr?m June ?th, 101 ft, together wlth
the ?jponic-K ?f vtie ??)e. The approxlmat*
amount of the t&XOS, n-.oi'-Bsments and
water rat*-* or other llens whleh are to he
sllowed to the purchwor out of the pur?
chase mon?-y. or paid by the Refere*., Is
83,774 and Interest on "FIRKT PARCEL"
*n4 IL4S0 ?nd intorest on "flBCOND
PARCEL." There are also baek rsntale
4ue unA p?y*b!e on "SECOND PARCEL."
the tpproxlmate amount of which !? 18,100.
D?te<J, New York, June Iftli, 1019.
HC'WARD C, KHLLY. R*fere?,
! Meeting. United Cloak and Suit Deslgnera, i
j Hotel McAlpln. 7 p. m. '
Dinner. Society to Hejp Devastated
Churches France. Hotel Waldorf-Astoria,
; ' p. m.
; Eruertainment and dance, benefit of Span
loh Hospltal, Hotel Waldorf-Astoria, 8
I P- m.
| Meeting. Gold Pen Manufacturers' Assocla
I tion. Hotel McAlpin, 8 p. m.
I oupper, Alpha Fhi, Hotel McAlpln, 11:16
I p. m.
ART EXHTBITIONS
I Academy Art Shop, 153 West Flfty-sev
. | ^nth Street. Batilt show.
I ; Art Alliarice ot American Galleries, 10
j | East Forty-seventh Street, foreign hand
L icraft exhibitlon. to June 21.
, Dudenalng Galleries. paintings and water
_ colors, by W. S. Bucklln. to June 14.
; Ehi-lch Print Gallery. exhibitlon of old
'. \ English prints.
i Gr?,'*r c'"b. 47 East Slxtteth Street. ex
i hlbltion of bookblndlngs, to June 15.
Kennedy & Co., 613 Flfth Avenuo, exhibi?
tlon ot old naval prints. through Juna.
Mh.-h Galleries. New York street scentS
and flag pictures. by Childe Hassam,
through Juno.
Shipping News
High Water
e M A.M. P.M.
Snndy Hook . 7:30 7:58
Governors Island . S:20 8:31
He'.l Gate .10:23 10:18
Arrived Yesterday
Vessel. Port. Departure.
Lapland.Liverpool ....June 2
Cap Flnisterre.Brest .June 1
Carolyn.Fowey .Mav 27
Ploneer.Stock'holm . . ..May 21
Thorgerd.Barry .May 26
Dallaa.Barry .May 24
Ocean.Barry .May 31
Dirlo.Antwerp .May 24
Polycarp.Liverpool .May 2?
T'o-.-t Dondo.Llsbon .May 2t)
Puget Sound.Montevldeo_May 13
Erdely.Glbraltar .May 22
l.ake. Wilson.Crlstobal .June 1
Katherlne Park.Swansea .May 22
Munorway.Norfolk .June 9
W. H. Tiet'ord.London .May 20
G. R. Crowe.Lobos .Alay 2S
Lampasas.Galve'ston .June 4
Mohawk.Jacksonville.. ..June 8
Deerfleld.Rotterdam.May 28
Lake Janet.Sagua .June 2
IXCOMING STEAMERS
Due To-day
Vessel. Port. Departure.
Rambler .Brest .May 21
Lake Pepln .St. Nazalre .May 15
Dante Aliglerl ...Marsellles .May 20
Anacortes .Antwerp .May 28
Leviathan .Brest .June ?
Charles .Brest .May 31
Nopatln .Brest .May 31
Due Friday
Madonna..Marseilles .May 30
OUTGOING STKAMSHIPS
To-day
MAIL VESSEL
CLOSES SAILS
Rotterdam, Rotter?
dam .10:00 A.M. 2:00 P.M.
Sta vangerf.iord
Christiania .10:00 A.M. 2:00P.M.
United States, Chrls- )
tlansand .10:.-i0A.M. 2:00 P.M.
La Savoie. Havre... 8:30 A.M. 12:00 M.
Leopold II, Antwerp 8:00 A.M. 12:00 M.
Chieago, Bordeaux.11:30 A.M. 3:00 P.M.
Vitallia, Glasgow ...-? 12:00 M.
; Pretorla. Brest . ?- 12:00 M.
? Santa Cecilia, Brest.-12:00 M.
Puehio (war). Brest-10:00 A.M.
Phlda. Buenos Ayres 6:30 A.M. 10:00 A.M.
West Galeta, Buenos
Ayres . 0:00 A.M. 12:00 M.
Colon, Pt. au Prinre.12:30 P.M. 4:00 P.M.
C. Savanah, Savanah - 3:00P.M.
Milwaukee Bridge,
Llsbon . 9:30 A.M. 11:00 A.M.
Friday
Madawaska, Brest . - 11:00 A.M.
Benedict, Para ....10:00 A.M. 12:00 M.
Saturday
Mauretanla. South
ampton . 8:00 A.M. u :00 A.M.
D d'Aosta, Genoa. . 8:00 A.M. 11:00 A.M.
West Caruth. Accra 8:00 A. M. 11:00 A. M.
P. der Nederlanden,
Hayti . 8:00 A.M. 11:00 A.M.
Coalmo, San Juan. . h:3X> A. M. 12:00 M.
Monterey, Vera Cruas 0:00 A. M. 12:00 M.
AMERICAN PORTS
DELAWARE BREAKW^TER, Del.
June ll.?Passed up: Steamers Kremlin
(Br.), Genoa for Philadelphia: Galllpoll
(Br.), Norfolk for Philadelphia. Passed
out: Steamers Kasbek (Belg.). Philadel?
phia for Antwerp; Bermuda (Br.), Phila?
delphia for Falmouth (for orders); liuna,
(Nor.), Philadelphia for Port Antonlo;
Arttgone (Br.), Philadelphia for Genoa;
Jess (Nor.). Philadelphia for Port Anto
nio; .1, C. Donnell, Philadelphia for Port
Lobos. Salled: Steamers Ravenstone
(Br.). from Glbraltar to Boston.
GALVESTON, Juno 11.?Arrlved: Motor
SUMMONS
SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY.
?JACOB TABOLT. Plaintiff, against
JOHN MARRON and "MARY" MARRON,
his wife; JAMES MARRON and "ANN"
MARRON, his wife. the namea "MARY" and
"ANN" being flctltlous. real Christian names
ot said defendants being unknown to plaintiff;
MARY MARRON, BRIDGET MARRON'..
JULlA DALY. KATHERINE MARRON,
MARY RAI-TERTY, ELLA O'GORMAN
STANTON". as Committee of the Person and
Eelato of MARY RAFFERTY, an alleged ln -
eompetent person; MtCHAEL O'NEiLL. no-.v
' or iate of Braganstown, Ireland; M1CHAEL
: u'NEILL, now or Iate of Priorstate, Ire?
land; PATR1CK FINNEGAN; all persons
I unknown, being the helrs at law. grantees,
i devlsees, credltors, lienors, legal representft
! tives or successors in Interest of FRANCIS
j J. O'NEILL. deceased, and their husbands,
i wlves or widows, lf any, ano all persons un
I known having, or olalming to have, any ea
tate, dower, right, tltle, claim or Interest In,
or?geiiernl or speclflC lien upon the real prop?
erty descrlbed in the complalnt In this actlon.
through or under eitnei or any of said un?
known helrs at law, grnnte.es. devlsees. cred?
ltors. lienors. legal representatlves or uuc
cesEOra i-i interest of aaid FRANCIS J.
O'NEILL. deceased, a!l of whom and whose
names are unknown to plaintiff, and all of
: whom are herein deslgnated as unknown de?
fendants; THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE
OF NEW YORlv. AL1EN PROPERTY CUS
, TODIAN. WAR TRADE BOARD. THE CITY
OF NEW YORK, Defendants,
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS:
i YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO an
! swer the complalnt ln this actlon and to
I serve a copy of your answer on the Plaintiff's
I Attorney within twenty days after the ser
j vice of this summons. excluslve Of the day
of service. and ln case of your failure to
: appear or answer, Judgment will bo taken
1 against you by default for the rellef de
! manded in the complalnt.
Dated, New York, June 13th, 1918.
WILLIAM F. CLARE, Attorney for
Plaintiff. Offlce and Post Offlce Address,
135 Broadway, Borough of Manhattan,
New York City.
TO: JOHN MARRON and "MARY" MAR?
RON, his wife; JAMES MARRON and
: "ANN" MARRON, his wife, the names
: "MARY" and "ANN" being flctltlous, real
? Christian names ot said defendants being
unknown to plaintlrf; MARY MARRON,
BRIDGET MARRON, JULlA DALY, KATH
1 ERINE MARRON, MICHAEL O'NEILL,
i now or Iate of Braganstown, Ireland; MI?
CHAEL O'NEILL, now or Iate of Priorstate,
: Ireland; PATRICK FINNEGAN; all persons
I unknown, being the helrs at law, grantees,
1 devlsees, credltors. lienors, legal representa
i tives or successors ln interest of FRANCIS
J. O'NEILL, deceased. and their husbands,
> wlves or widows, lf any. and all persons un
- known having, or clalming to have, any es
tate, dower, right. tltle, clalm or interest ln,
i or general or specific lien upon, the real
i property descrlbed ln the complalnt ln this
i actlon, through or under elther or any of
- said unknown helrs at law, grantees, de
; vlseos, credltors. lienors, legal repreeenta
I tlves or successors in interest of said
FRANCIS J. O'NEILL, deceased, all of
i whom and whosa names are unknown to
i plaintiff, and all of whorn are herein desig
; nated as unknown defendants.
The foregolng sumrnons is aerved upon you
by publicatlon, putsuant to on order of
Honorable Bartow S. Weeke. a Justlce of the
Supreme Court of the State of New York.
dated the 10th day of May, 1919, and filed
i with tho complalnt In the offlce of the Clerk
i of tho County of New York at the County
Court House, Borough of Manhattan, City,
; County and State of New York.
WILLIAM F. CLARE, Attorney for
Plaintiff. Offlce and Post Offlce Address,
] L'!5 Broadway, Borough of Manhattan,
1 <;i.'y JSLJJSS^iSlSL_
i SUPrUmE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
j YORK.----Fultcn Trust Company of New
York, as committee of the property ot Claia
A. Downey, an lncompetent person, plaimiff,
agj-lnst Miry E. Wood, Indlvidually ond also
I ?b axecutrlx of the last will and teeiair.eni of
; virglnla Wo6d, deceased; Georgo Haas, and
the People of the State of New York, de
; fernlant*.?Summons.?Trlal desired In the
i County of New York.
To the above named defendants and
each of them:
You are hereny eummoned to answer the
complalnt ln this actlon, and to serve a copy
of your answe>- on the plaintiff's attorneys
within twenty days after the service of this
suiniiions exclusive of the day of service.
and ln c??e of your failure to appear or
answer ludgmenl will bo taken against
.vou by default for tho rellef demanded ln
the complaint.
Dnt*<! May 1, 1S1I.
KNEELaSD, HARISON ft HEWITT, At?
torney for Plaintiff. Offlce and Post
Offlce address, 43 Cedar Btreet. Borough
ot Manhattan. New York City, N. Y.
? To the above named defendant, Mary X.
vvvid. Indlvidually ard also as executrlx of
the last will and testament of Vlrglnl*
Wood, deceased:
The foregfiirjr summons Is served upon
you by publicatlon, pursuant to an order of
Hon. Bartow fi. Weeka, a Justlce of the
Hupreme C(,Urt of the State of New York.
dated the 12th day of May. 161?, and ftled
with th* complalnt ln the offlce of the Clerk
or the County of New York. at the County
(ouit Uousft. ln the Borouah of Manhattan.
City, County and fitate of New York.
KtMrt s*w Vorkt Hw "? *?y>
KNEKLAND. HAR18QN * HEWYTT. At
wu-nays for Flalotlk, Offlce and Ton
Omce address, 43 C?er Btreet, Borou?h
* of Manhattan. New Tork City.
ship Pennant, Tampico. Salled: Steam?
ers Tapton (Br.), Genoa via New Orleana
Comai, Xew York.
JACKSONVILLE, June 11.?Arrived:
Steamer Apache. Xew York via Charlea
ton; schooner Willla'm-H. Sumner, Havana
Sailed: Stamer Van, Mlami.
MARCUS HOOK, Pa., June 11.?Paeaed
down: Steamers Andalusia, Philadelphia
for Liverpool; Dorchester, Philadelphia for
Boston: Lake Calera, Fhilauelphia. for
Newport Xewa.
MOBILE, Ala.. June? 11.?Arrived
Steamer Eanaran, Mosh Point; schooner
Lehorae, Grand Caymarn; steamer Lake
DAILY, INCLUDING SUNDAY
"Waahinglon Irvlng," "Hendriclc Hudson."
"Roberl Fulton," "Albany."
Dlrect Rail Connectlona to all points
North, East and West. Ail through rail
tickets between New York and Albany
accepted. Music. Restaurant.
Ideal one-day outingi.
Leav? Desbrosscs St., S:40 A. M.; W. 42d
I St., 9:00; W. 123th St., 9:20; Yonkara, 9:50;
j Etopping at tBear Mountain, tWest Point
(except Sunday), tNewburgh, tPough
i keepsie. Kingston Point (connecting daily
! with Ulster & Delawara R, P?). Catsklll.
j Hudson ;;nd Albany.
I AI30 on and after June 14 steamer
leaves Desbrofses St. 10:00 A M. r W. 42d
St., 10:20 A. M.; W. 129th St., 10:10 A. M.;
Yonkers, 11:10 A. M., for * Uear Mountain,
tWest Point (exc. Sunday), tCornwall,
fNewburgh and fPoughkeepsle.
tReturn steamer same day from points
marked t
Telephone: Canal 0300
Hudson"!" River
ai:<l Freight Services
NEW YOKK to LIVERPOOL
Vasari .june 16
Vestris .June 21
Koyal George.June 24
Orduna .June 2a
Caronia .july 5
Carmania .July 12
Eoyal George.july 26
Orduna .Aug. 2
Caronia .Aug. 9
Carmania .Aug. 16
Royal George.'.Aug. 30
NEW YORK to SOUTHAMPT0N
Mauretania.June 14
aquitania .June 28
Mauretania .july 8
Aquitania .July 28
Mauretania .Aug. 5
Aquitana .Aug. 23
NEW YORK. to P1RAEUS
Pannonia .June 13
BOSTON T0 GLASGOW
Massilia .July 12
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH, HAVRE
and LONDON
Saxonia .July 17
21-24 STATE STREET. NEW YORK
MERCANTIiE MARINE
.'. L1NES
rUILADLLPUIA?LIVERPOOn.
llavrrford.July 10
BOSTON?LIVERPOOL
Only One Class Cnbln
Wlnlfredian. June 19 Wfnifredlan. ..Tuly 20
Bohemian.. . July 12|Bohemian.... Aug. 26
OLYMPSCjsKu?hXS^ofnax
NEW YOKK?LIVERPOOL
Adrlatie..Itme 10 Balt Ic.Inly 1
Lapljnd.Juno 2l|Celtio.July 5
Gffices,. 9 Broadway, - New York
NEW YORK?FRANCi*;
WKBKLY DEPARTUF.SS
ramnsnr'<; fiffirw ,0 8ta,, st- Ur? Vw*
HONOLULU
SUVA, NEW ZEALAND, AUSTRAUA
The Palatlal Passenger Steamers
R. M. S. ?'Niagara*" R. M. S. "Makura"
20,000 Tons 13.500 Tons
Sail from Vancouver, lS. C.
For farea and sailings apply Canadlan Pao.
Ry., 1,231 Broadway, N. Y., or to Canadlan
Austrailan Royal Mail Llne, 410 Seymour
St., Vancouver, B. C.
REI'D'LIRE
FHE11 11. FT. MONTAOC1
ST.. B'KLYN. AT NOOh.
For Pirrto Rico. Curacso A Yenezuela.
K. H. Grecian. Wedneeday, June IS, at 1 P. M.
S. S. Philadelphia, Wed., July 2, at 1 P. M.
S S. Zulla, Wednesday, Juno 25. at 1 P M.
S. S. Maracaibo, July 9, at 1 P. M.
Suptnor AccouHiuxiauous for i'ajucngers.
BLISS. DALLETT & CO.. Oenl. il?r?.
Phone 5170 Hinover. 8J Wall Street
"THE FUBLTO BM PLEASED."
PROVlDENCE^lt $2.9*.
ALL OLTSIDE STATEROOMS $1.03 to $3.24
Bo'.h Priree Include War Tax.
Boat Leaves Pier 30. Nerth Rlver. Daily A Sunday.
at 5-J'J P M. 'Phant Sprlns ?4?l.
Woreeater.S3.82. Providence dlrect,$2.50
STATEROOMS, S1.00, $1.50 and $2.00
D&ily. Includl/is Sunday, 5 30 I'. M.
From l'ler 18, K. II. Thonc 2700 Beekman,
Tickets at l'ler or Conaolidated tiekot offlcea.
Metr o p oli t an Lino
41) the wev bi, water. Atwav? 4n ?<(?ht of lani.
To BOSTON
Tl" Ttvnir I?lanrt RnrmrJ. Iluzznrda Bay an#
Cape Cod Canal
Daylipht Thiough the Canal Both Waya.
Leave Pier 18, Foot of Murray Bt., Daily
(Bundays Ine.luJed) at 6:00 P. M. Far* %? )|
(Including War T*x) Tickets and Informa?
tion a*. Wharf. Telephone Barclay 6000.
?0~Meal?. B'.ateroooia Alwnyi tha Baau
3fnm jgtemnboat ?o
CONEY ISLAND
Prhediile Subject to Change Wlthont Notloe.
Lv. W. 129 8t.. 8;40. 10:40. 11:40, 12:40, 2,3,4.11
0:30. 7:30, 8.30 Pier I, N. R.. 10:20, 11 25. 12:25.
1:25. 2:45, 8:45. 4:45, 5:45. 7, 820 8:30 Coney,
11:25, 12:25. 1:25, IM. 8:45, 4:45, 6:45 S:55.
8:25. 8:25. K:3^. Tel. Wliltehalt 1279.
Niagara To The tsea.?For llluatratad
gulda. addrnaa John F. Pleree. Oep't 1*1,
Canada Staamahiv Llnea. Montreal. Canada,
BEAJR MOtJNTATlT^BOATFi
DaJly Bervlee beglne Saturday Juna 14th.
RESORTS
RESORTS
RESORTS
RESORTS
All Expenset
Included
On Steamers
Don't miss this most , unusual, t exhilarating "and teconomical 8 to 11 Day "Trip
From New York every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
The trip includes 1650 mile cruiae along the Atlantic Coast permitting shore tokus at Charleston-famoui home s
of old Southcrn Aristocracy, Cathedrals, Forts Moyltrie and Sumpter of eonfederate fame, Navy Yard, etc At
Jacksonville?Metropolis and Gateway to enchanted land of Ponce de Leon. Ottrich farm. eur\o shops, sight
seeing tiolley and automobile tripa, beachea, cte. ? Also 400 milea of luxuriant acenery by dayljght and
searchlight.
On the Q*. I^lei*-*. frThe American
Beautiful Ol. JOullS Nile
The most fascinating and interesting inland water trip in America. with gli-npsea of alhgators, rropica!
birds, marvelous water fohage and quaint native settlements. Every conver.ieiice and comfort in ocean
travel: sociarhalls, music room; open air shelter. sun parlor. wide promenade decks; incomparable dirW
service with party tables for two, four or eight persons. meals being served during hours at paase-.get'e
convemence. Drawing Roomaccornmodations,cons?sting of large bedrooms with rwin bcds and private
bath; Koomswith double bed and private bath; Room* en suite or wngly. without bath. but with private
lavatory; may be obtained at moderate additionai cost or you na\ ae)ert a more modrstly
appointed?but none the less comfortable?stateroom or berth witliout arlditionn! room charge.
EXPENSES .
The etght day trtp can be made an certain steamer* without necessJfy of stcpf)!n% trver at ang pnM, for
$68.52 Induding transportatton, meals and minimum priced stateroom acmrc.modatioi $ t. hotjt Jiree'tions
?although higher priced rooms are available if desired. On other steamers there is a stop-sier o; -r:e to
three days at Jacksonville?dependent upon schedule. in which case shore. axpenta are tc be burie 031 tf>e
patsenger; but in any event, cost 0/ tbe entire trip of from eight ir eleven .jay* mcy bc fcafti jpell within
$100 per person. All fare* are subject to 8 per cent. war tax.
Uptown Ticket Off ice, 489 Flfth Avenue
Oppos.te Public Library At 42nd Street pho*c VanderblU 3371
Clyde Line, Pier 36, North River, New York
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C0NNECT2CCX.
?iAS'i'EKW i'GiNI
NEW LONDON, CONN,
Finest Seashore Resort in America
A La Carte Grill for Motorist*
OPEN JUNE 12 to OCTOBER
John McE. Bowman, Earle E. Carley,
Prosidcnt Vico President '
New York Office 305 Fifth Ave. or
The Bilrmore
Edgewood Inn
Greenwich, Conn.
46 mlnutes from Grand Central Station^
Under management of ^
MISSE3 QILLslN & EDWARDS.
^Also mers. Tiie Becchwood, ^ummit, N.
LENOX, MASS.
High and Cool in the Derl^shirea
A HOTEL O'- DIST1NCT10N
Opens June 14. Elevation 1,400 feet,
Dosirabla Cottases \vit li Hotel Service
HOWE 4TWOROGEK, Mun.ieeVs
Winter Resort, Prlncess Hotel. Beriauda.
Stockbridge, Mass.
NOW OPEN
Golf S1 Roads in Excellent Condition
Route Books and Clrculara on Request
Iurnlshed Cottage ?ar Inn for Rent
? ALLEN T. TREADWAY *-?.
heatonT hall
STOCKBRIDGE, MASS
OPENS JUNE 16th
Delightfully. located, aplendid lS-holo *olf
course. Musio of exeeptional merlt Wrlte
for Road Map and Booklet.
W. G, HAVILL, MGR.
NEW MAMrSHIKE
Booklng Office
THE BALSAMS
DIXVILI.E NOTCH, N. H.
In the Northern pWhlto Mountalna
8 WEST 40TII ST., NEW YORK htv
Telephone Vandcrbilt?223CL
PASSACONAWAY INN rotr*
YOKK CLIFFS, MAINE. OPEN JUNE*!*
O. A. HAY, Mgr
N. Y. Booking Offlce. 1180 Broadway
MTSKOKA LAKES, CANADA.
Oat Jawiw to tiipptaest?*w?y to the aflnre-festlnik
piae-V.fCiad, eleep-giving air of the Muakoka Lakea.
?. n> There vou will flnd this
Hotel, ciieery rooms. good
food, >,olf. Erery room
-"???- a fixed rate. lllustrated
Booklet. fl?y?l luiicihtfittal P.O., Lake Reuean, Oat
TRAVEL
FOR mOHXANDS,
OCEANIC and
_ RED BANK.
Woctf uu>a Lvc. 1-raiihlin Bt, l'ler 24. 8:30 a. m..
2.4J p m. liattery l'ler, 8:55 a. m., 3:15 p. m.
6UNDAYB. Franklin St.. 8:30. Battery, g:5S a. m.
HUDSON RIVER NIGHT LINES
From Pier 82, N. R., foot Canal 8t..
woekdaya, 6 and 7 P. M., Sundays and
Holldays. 6 and 9 P. M.; Weat 132nd St.,
half hour later. Due Albany 6 o'elock fol
lowlng morning.
A
MERICAN EXPRESS
-TRAVEL DEPARTMENT
Tickets Toura. Travelcra' Caequea.
COASTWLSE STEAMSHIP LINES?For all
polnta South. Old Domlnion, Savannah,
Southarn Paclflo' Llnaa?For passenger in?
formation apply to Conaolldated Railway
ticket offlces or Companies' offlces.
*~ BOCTH AMERICA
The Royal Mall Steani Parket Oe.
The Pariflo Steam Navigatloa C*.
The Nelnon Lines.
?OCTII AFMCA? Union Caatle Llne.
Banilerson & Son. Gan'l Agte.. 28 B'way. N.T.
RAYMOND-WHTYCOMB
TROT7BLEI,EH8 TRAVEL Da 1,1X1
To Anywhere For Anytlme
888 Flflh A??.. New York.
Paclflo Caait. ALA4SKA?Mldnlaht Sua
CANADLAN I'ACIFIC RAILWAY
r. R. PKIJRY, O. A. Pau Dapt.. 1111 Inr. IV. T.
NEW YORK STATE
Notict to former Patroiu
The O-te-sa-ga
on Otsego Lake
Cooperstown, N. Y.
will open June 21st and close
October 1st
C. B. Knott,
Proprietor and Manager
The Place for Your Summer Home
or to Spend Your Vacation.
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN
HOUSE
Opens Jnne 26th. Altitude 2230 Feet.
j?,nni'? ?fo.st ^My pralaed tablo.
frX nerJ10t an(i ?old water. Electrlo
Hgnts. New and Sanitary plumblng.
Picturesque 9-Hole Golf Conr?e
Every amusement. Tennis, Boatlng.
Flshlng. Motoring. Bowllng. BUllards
and Dancing. Orchestra.
For reservatlona address
JOHN K. VAN WAGONEN. AIanarer
CATSKILL, N. Y. S
ILLBROOK INN
MILLBROOK, N. Y.
NOW OPEN
Stop and enjoy good golf on the
well kept, sporly course adjolnlng the
Inn. A pleasant place to spend a
week-end or a season. Rooms, slngle
or en nulte, with or without bath. 88
mlles from New York. Booklet and
road map on applicatlon.
Phone 8 Millbrook.
M. E. SNTFFEN.
Proprletor Hotel La Salle,
80 East 60th at.. New York;.
^nilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiU:
sTHOUSAND ISLAND HOUSE=
ZZ Fine Flshlng, Jlotor Boatlng." Oolf =
~ and Tennls. - ?
~ The startlng point of all prlnclpal ?
;j water sports. 5
-; FInest auto roads from all points ~
?. Ea?t or West. Opens June 16. ~
= WILLIAM H. WARBt'RTON. ?
ZS Proprletor. ?
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&affijord#Xatskills
*& Swopt by Bealthful Mountain Breeaaa Baa
I ? la'KJ adrt. Sunday papers. BookleU and ln
|L# fo.-maUon at Kcaort Bureaus aod N Y
r*<~ Offlce, 4S9 5th ave., nr. 42nd iBabson Offlee)!
MRS. FORD'S HOMeT
for tuberculous patienta, Liberty, N. Y.
Private baths. eleeplng porches. Rates
$20 to $30 woekly.
NEW R.VRA>*AC INN, Cpper Saranao Laka.
Certlfied milk. All sports.?Booklet.
Mlnen Top notel, Pawllng, N. T.
PHILIP H. NOLAN, Holland House, N.Y.C.
LONO IS1..AN15.
PROSPECT HOUSE
Shelter Island Heights, L. I., N. T.
Opens June 26th. ahore and Country.
All Sports. Acc. 300. Booklet C.
gpecial July 4th Week-end
Booklng Office. Hotel McAlpin. N. Y.
PENNSYLVANIA.
THE CENTRAL
Delaware Water Gap, Pa.
Electrlc lights, hot and cold running
water, baths on each floor. Tennls, Qolf,
Boatlng, Bathing, Flshlng. Capaclty 100.
Private Garage_/"
JOS. II. GRAVES.
VERMONT.
HYDB MANOR tSSSB&Xim.
Golf in the lake region of Vermont. U*
luatratad Booklet.
_Address A. W. HYDp A 80M.
LONO BRANCH.
HOTEL NAB8AU
LONO BEACH
Dlrec-tlon 6f
~r!SSLJ'AHU H- BARSE
OPBN AFTER JUNE 2ITH.
POINT PUBA8ANT. N. J.
PICTCrREHQUJft POINT PLEABANT. N. 3.
rue Deicrlptlre Booklet Addraaa Borough Oat*.
NORTH ASBl'KT PARB, 2?. ,|.
ii NEW "11
MONTEREY
HOTBL
The Ideal Resort Hotel.
OPENING JtNE 2*
Dlrectly cn Ocean. All outslde roems;
hot snd cold salt ?-at?r ln litithrooms.
NEW MONTKKKA GKILJ,
EJntlrely new?servi i n la i arte
and dancing?largewt and m .-.
beaullful on the Jersey C'<-1 .t.
Ideal for motnrlsts.
6HERMAN 1IENNIS. Mfln?g<M
New York OfflVe, 8 West 4"th St.
'Pl-one Vanderhllt -J290.
McDonuell & Company
Members New York Stock Bxch
NortK
Asbvxrjy Park
_N.J.
SPRING LAKE HLACIt
ESSEX & SUSSEX
Hotel and Cottages
Spring Lake Beach, N. J.
Directly on the Ocean
America's Finest Resort Hotel
Hot and Cold Sea Water
Opens June 18th
New York Officet
8 West 40th Street, or PI?. Hotel
F. T. KEATING - - Manager
THE WARR?N~
ON TIIE OCEAV
SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. J
A. house that's ?'dlfferenl" ln it, fi,,', ??
pointmente, unusual and artlstto d>A*
tions. homelika itmoiphm fnd tV^lcV :
Surrounded by green lawne and gV,dVn-" i
at the edge of the eea. tv b st -nn'o '
Prop.. N. V. Offlos Nor.ce HalL r^nh
Bchuyler. '? '1*9 '
The Monmouth nlZT
Open June ls. N T. Booklng Offlce. s W. 40th Ht
_ TUE SnOREHAM
Fprlng Lake Itearh, N. J.
E. E. Spangenberg. Prop.
NEW JTEK8ET?Boonton.
PUDDING IfONE INN
Located ln the midst of 12 it>i of big
trees. fine vlewa; thlrty miles on Lacka
wanna; ten mlnutes to station; electrle
llghted, steam heat. runnlng water la
rooms; elevation 650. Open ail ytar.
Booklet.
G. N. VINCENT, BOONTON. N. J.
BK1.MAR, N. J.
The New Columbia
On tbe Ocean Front, Belmar. N J
Caterlng to the Best Clientele.
to ?rB-rtni-^aiPacUy 800; mu,lc; *Uvator?
to street level; jr.rage; write for booklet.
H. B. CIIURCHULL. Mg"
Brown's MIlIs-in-the-Flnea, X. J.
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THE PIG'N WHISTLE INN
Brown's MIUs-ln-th?.Pines. N J
Moaern ln every way L?r?? >,.i,.j.
Boatlng. Bathing. Ftahln^ ifidlK'aol?
nfJI2"? ^M?W?> Hoste.s Houm>tor
Olrls. For partlculars. New ToikOBr.
>0?-510 Tlmes Blda. PhnnTl ijo' Brlanfr
A8BURY PARK. X. J.
THE LAFAYETTE
MOXMOtTTH, X. J.
The North Jersey Shore Resorts of Mn.
moutn County Bid ToniWeTom.
ATLANTIC CITT. X. J. "
RALEIGH,
Atlantic City'* Popular Hotel.
Amerietu. PUn. $4 ?fc SS per Day.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
| Origbfest and Best
in the carly .Summor d?vi.. v.brn the
satcs of thr Ooean are thrnwn opes
to th') batiting entbuaaMta of the
world. Atlantic Citya bearhea are
wotuUrfid, and early Sinimrr with
its mild but invigoratin;; (>unshine,ij
the best tiiur; to r-njoy thrm.
Come, your* or old. weak or strong,
there'a enjoyxnent to apare ?
every body.
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boats or rollmfi chmin, Ji*k/n#
or moiorinc. tfteatrwa or coiu
c?rts,*urf halhniff <>r twimming
pooh, pimn or oatinot?the lut
ts a long one.
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llorej Sf. Chartes
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rlot-J Chthtm
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THE LEAD1V". RL$ORr FOl'SE 0FTHEW0JOD
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J
UTBE SATJOS'S HBALTHSBOP"
. ,.,' HEALTH IS KrriCICNCV \
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No Duat. No Ditt. lanamerablc Oetioar
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Ownership Managemes* Jotiah White atSoaafJaV
? oolea* ui.d Moal Att.rar-.ite Loca.iua
HOTEL
auSPLAJNADE
WHOLE BL4KK. OCEAN FRONT
DIrectly on the Boardwalk. Boaton to 8??
erelgn Ave.. ln axcluslva Cheiaea aectlaa;
capaxity 600.
Fresh and sea water batha. prlvata and
public. and e?er> upo'.ntment. Modere
nydro-tharapeutlc department. Orchestra.
Dancing.
Auto twja rneeta taalns. Booklet.
Ownerehtp dlrect. W. F. 6M/.W.
HOTEL BILTMORE
(Formerly Wntraont)
Rhode Ialand Ave., ne&r J.iardwalk.
All outalde roomi Euites wltn ba?4?.
Orcheatra. Dancing. Capaclty SlA
Ho? and cr.ld eea r.-M.ter batha
Cnder new management.
BILTMORE HOTEL CO.
-1- - - ii _
GRAND ATLANTIC
Virginla Ave., jjear Beach.?Capaclty ?ea
strlctly moderru*?rlvato batha, elevator. mt
Notat>!e tnlile;lf M? up daily;
ly. Booklat. Auto meata tralna
, ?pe<-la' we#v
W. F. ftaUW.

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