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THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1915.
"f
DISSENSIONS SPLIT
'LABOR' PEACE PARTY
I.iicliniiiin's Urbanization Not
Neutral Kuoiigli for Vice-hr-siili-nt,
Who Quits.
LAMA It'S FMKNDS IN IT
Wamiiimitun', Auk. 10. l.iilmr'H Nn
tluniit I'encci Council. orKaiilied ''
Itcpresontiillve. ltucliunati of Illinois to
prevent rdilpnicntH of munitions of wnr
to tho belllsercntM. Blves evidence of In
ternal iIIuhcidiIoiih. Milton HnelllnK,
vlce-preidilent of the council, who in
cepted the ofllco an the repreaenliillvc f
tho Washington Central t.nior Union gave
out 'to-day letter which lie litid written
to llucliiumn nnnounctnc that ho no
longer can servo rca one of the council'
executives. Hnelllnir. a)H ho cunnot
permit hi name to be lined when the
uctlon of otnc of the members "JustliieH
KUapU-lon and condemnation."
Hnelllng mentions what has repeatedly
been noted In Wellington, that while
posing us "Lnhor l'eacc Council the
Uuchanan organliallon has nmong Its
dive workers men who have hail noth
ing to do with organlted labor.
Mnelllnu'a Letter of ItenlitnMlon.
Following Is the letter of Mr. HueMIng:
WamIIINUton. July 29. 1915.
Frank Uuchanan. l. C president.
2502 North Cuntru! Park avenue,
Chicago, III.
Deah Kik; Kver since, the meeting,
which was held June 22 and 23 at
the Ht. Jamc Hotel, this city, and at
which was organized the "Labor's Na
tional Peace Council." I have been
rummaging over In my mind the course
which 1 ought to pursue, both In re
gard to the association atid the of
fices to which I was elected, for If
there Is anything repuiimnt to me It
Is even to be suspected or placed In
a. position where my actions do not
aqua.ro with my conscience.
As jou arc aware, because you
Were present at the nP.ctlng of the
Washington Central Labor Union. I '
was at first disinclined to accept the
election of the C. U U. to participate
In your conference the following day,
but a little, later, knowing you as I
do, I concluded that It was safe to
follow your leHdershlp In this matter,
and I accepted the appointment. After
your election to the presidency I wan
elected first vice-president anl others
were elected to the several offices
ercated, and to the best of my ability
I rave whatever assistance 1 could.
I was In hope that some contribution
might be made by representatives of
labor to the attainment of an early,
honorable and humane peace among
the nation now engaged In the Euro
pean war, but, Sir, when I discovered
persons participating In the meetings
' Who have been hanging on the fringe
of the labor movement for their own
personal aggrandizement, men who
t have been discarded, one who Is ex-
, pelted from the International union
of his trade, and others never having
been members of any organization of
labor, I am free to say that It caused
me considerable chagrin, disappoint
ment und disgust.
" Wanted tn Kncsir About Finances.
After having elected our oftlcers.
Including a treasurer, the ijuestlon was
sked how this movement was to be
flnanced, nnd I assure you tlutt I
' Was considerably impressed when no
one deigned to glvo h reply. Later,
when you and Mr. John Lorch, on
of my associates, were together and
the same question was asked by Mr.
Lorch of you, you may perhaps Im
agine my ustonlshment when you an
swered :
"This thing is big enough no that I
J do not care where the money conies
from to finance It,"
It may be Interesting, yet until now
unknown to you, that when Mr, Lorch
' was sitting In the meeting, and In
conversation with Mr. Jacob C. Tay
lor, the delegate from East Orange,
N. J.," Mr. Lorch itsked:
"What, after all, !oe this council
want to do?'1
Mr. Taylor replied: "We want to
atop the exortatloii of munitions to
, tho Allies. You seo Germany can
manufacture all the munitions she
wants."
Surely, when I heard this, the Ini
resslon made UKn my mind was not
that the council was seeking pace but
rather to play into the hands of one of
the nations engaged In the European
. war and as against the others.
' Since, tho adjournment of the meet-
1 tng I tind about the most active men In
the effort to carry on the work of tho
"Labor's National Peace Council" are
William II. Martin and Mr. Herman J.
Uchulttfs, nnd this, too, has consider
ably disconcerted me.
" The horrifying Incidents which have
occurred In our national capital and in
New York, together with the facts I
have recited, have determined the
course which 1 ought to pursue, It
will bo my pleasure, as It is my duty,
to oo-operate with my fellow workers
tn the organization movement and
with nil other conscientious persons
and bodies for the puriose of bringing
about an early and honorable peace,
but I cannot longer permit my nam to
be associated with the organization
when the action of some of Its mem
bers Justifies suspicion anil condemna
tion. I therefore be to tender my
reslsrnatlon as tirst vice-president and
all connection with the "Labor's. Na
tional l'eaco Council" to take effect at
nee.
I should add that for you, lierson
nlly, and s.oural of the gentlemen who
participated in the conference, I en
tertnln sreat respect, even thoURh I
feel that a mlwt.iken course has been
puruued. I am, very truly yours,
JlILTON K.NLLLINO.
Henry U, Martin nnd Hurmtm
; BchultelH, mentioned In Mr. .SnelllitK'a
i letter, wero formerly iihsiiclated wltli
1 David I.amur. tho Wolf of Wnll Htreet,
In the no-called Anti-Trust League.
BEGS AID, THEN SPILLS GOLD.
Woman by llroppluu lliiniHmst llla-
c-lcsaea Slse'a mss lisiiciatur,
A small wotu.cn wcarlni; a rdiaul and
, effectliiB ii rollsh accent trained ad-
, nilttan. e yeatcrday noon to the oftk-e
of W illiam H. Lkjii. Ktatlon muster of
' tho Munhiittan dlvlston of the I'ennsyl -
vanla Itallroicl, at the ronnnyMiniii
rsiisiiuu, nnu itnt-u tor .sir. i.kuii ssim
bi'iran to cry, saying that her sou waal
dyitiB tn rittsbiirK. "Please help mo
Ret to I'lttubuiK," she begged the rta
tlon tlMMter,
After a brief nue.it'.onlng Mr. nan
tarted to cioss thn InCt to the ticket I "ntT"" '
' &V :,Dont Visit the California Expositions;
cent disappeared, her htJvl trembled , Without a supply or Mini's Pool. Huso, the
SO In tho i xcltcnv nt at?esjf!ln her nil , nntiseiitlr powdi-r In be shnkrn lulu Ilm Hliics, 1
cess that she I'.ropr-sc h hMidbsK she
iuii men ciiucnine to Atr ine. i ne
cheap of the hac broke- open nnd a
little Htreum of ten dollar ld pieces
poured out on tho floor. She wan nho'n
to the iloor.
PRIVATE
toll Ullll.lt ANtl YOUNG WOMEN.
W AI KltTOWN. New York.
IMMACULATE HEART ACADEMY
AND
CONSERVATOHY OF MUSIC
YVATKIITOWN. N. Y.
Conducted by the Sllslsrs of St. Joyp.n'
Chartered by the Hegenls of the Stats ol
New York 1M Is a select boarding school
Cor joittig ladlss slid little, girls It It
charmingly and healthfully tllii.ited.
liOITI'MKNTi MoJern buildings, library,
laboratories, well ventilated and cliserfui
sleeping rooms, no dormitories; extenilva
(rounds for recreation.
:.ni:MVt Inrludea Primary, Orammar
and HIrIi Cehool Departments. Standard
of Clri.lu.nlun. UeKtnti Clsiaslcal Diploma.
Art Den irltnent. lommsrrlal Department.
I'ONsMlY.VIOHY or .MtiSltll The regular
course Is ile.igueil lor stuuetits tiiti-imina
to prepare ror professional work and his
been approved by tin Utatsj Hoard Jl ,
"lie Virgil Clavier la uieJ throughout
. the pino course. fc
NINA IIAI.I.. (or young boy$. It on tas
tame ground. , , . ,
Kor cninloRii end Infnrtnatlo-. addratt
sl.lrr M. Josephine, S. S. .1.
I'OKT IIF.NKT. New Ynrk. i
SHERMAN PARK SEMINARY
Private School for
GIRLS and Young LADIES
PORT HENRY. N. Y.
Tho SUters nf SI. Jo-epli hvo In thl vino
and Its atirrotindlnm one or the mil "vH"1"
location for Eduestlonel purpoaes in the stain
Situated on a promlnotu-e nverl(siVln
t'liamplaln. The braiitlful lani and '"
altexrotea ma,le tberlrriiir tin iroiimint meai.
The plan of Instruction unites ctery ailvan-
taae whirl, ran rnntrlliulo to a solid, reniiea .
Mlur.Mlon. cultivation of mor.ils and rfllBloua
principles, ana rare or ntann.
Tim Hcmlnary provides Instruction m,;"1
deinic. InirrniKjIale. l-.lriiiuiiiary and tola
nicrclal l)i-p:irtinrnts, also Music and Art.
tut further Information address
HIKIKIt SlU'F.ltlOU.
IlKKNTWOOD. New itk.
St. Joseph's InthePines
BRENTWOOD, NEW YORK
Iloardlng Hchool for Young l.adlei.
Preparatory I'otrvtlate.
Ath.lated with State University.
i:inuenliiry li-i)rlnieiit In Separate
Ilulldlng.
Complete Courses In Art, Vocul and Instru-
nieniai unc.
TAKHYTOWN-ON-Ilt ll-ON. N. Y.
The Misses Mctcalf 's Boarding
and Day School for Girls
Ciilleae Dreoaratlon Physical training.
riding and uutdoor sports.
Tarrytown onuuusun, .ew
NKWIll IK.II. Netv York.
MT. ST. KARY-on-lhi-HUDSON
Neisburah. N. Y,
Aradrtti) for ounK Ijsdlrs.
For particulars apply to Mollisr superior.
BiltACt'SK, New York.
8T. ANTHONY'S CONVKNT SCllOOI
S.trai'iise, N. 1.
Full Information address Sister Islrectrras.
NUTItE IIA.MK. Ind.
ST. SIAKYW COI.LEtiK ANI ACADEMY.
St. Joseph Co. Notre Dame I'. O.. Indiana.
Complete courees In CollegUte. Academic
and Preparatory Depirtments, Music. Art.
Household Arts and Athletics.
Tor Catalogue uddrrss The President.
r
till: MN Mill publish it
weekly series of mite
siorthv educational ar
ticles, beginning S.Uurriai. Au
gust tl, und roiitlnullig two
and 11 half months. Thes' sal
liable articles Mill be written
b) heads of leading schools and
colleges throughout the c ountry.
They should proie a great help
In parents unit guardians In
soiling the problem of side- ting
the right school for thr'.r chil
dren. Principals of hlgli rl.iss prl
lute schools and academies
nnd Tilt: SDN during the
months of August. September
and October an exceptionally
line adtertt'lng medium that
Hill do the valuable senile of
directing the attention ol par
ents and guardians tu reull)
desirable schools.
In HUt TIIK SIN gained
mure ngate Hues nf school ad
trrtlslug than au other New
York newspaper In Its class.
MORE SEEK HANDS OF
GIRLS ON SHIP HOTEL
r r. i. i,i it nt t i i I
V. S. Iillttloshil) Till' I.lUCSt IO!
Proposi' .Marriairi' New
A ill Offered.
Offer of nmrrlaRe nnd financial con
tribution continue to come to dpt.
l-'rank D. Sheeley on behalf of the work
ins RlrlH who m.iUe their home In the
equal c rlRSted hark Jacob A Htumler at
the foot of 1-iet Tweniy-lliiril ftri-et
! Yesterday it wan a sullor on a United
Mutes nuiiifs-nip wno wioio oncnni? io
marry one of the srlrU co that nhe would
liave a home In c-.tko tho Arhuckle nhlp
hotel Iihk Hi be clOM"d an I thn-atcneil.
Thin wlior.'tvho In 22, rltts: "I pet
J-ITj.SO .i mouth and lxi.tul, .mil only
luve to Hpon.l il of It. 1 hae no one to
take ocre of me except l nob Sum
Cn)t. Pheeley, m:inicer of the llo.it- j
Intr hotel, hail Uo jiiojcot.s In mind yes
terday, mm was to wrlti- n lok on the
trial" that hno beset the Jacob A.
Stainler, the other wan to lme a recep
tion nt which prorferei-H of mttrlinony
mluht meet the fifty kIHh nlsount the
old rhlp.
HepariHm; tho pre-ent fate of the
Klilp and tlie effottf bt'lnit made to keei a
home for the kIiIh, he ha.s mlvlxed the
persons who have cotno for-.ird with
offerK of money that they tire puttliiR tins
cart before the horee j that , tlrit they
nro collectlriK money wltliotit hnvlnir
Hint found out whether or not they
could buy or tent tho bout if they did
raise enouKh money. Ai't-onllnitly Miss
l.llllau I,. Heaver of the Corporation
Counsel'", ofllcc. Municipal ISulldint;, i:ih
lnudP ilrnin,.u,eiitK to see the oNceutors
1 of thlf Arlmcklo osiaio to settle th!a
i ,x,m. mIbs Denver Is m ch.irKe of the
( rstlMini; of a Illli'l III which Corporation
Counsel l'olk and the employees of hlu
ofllce are Interested.
HPF.CIAL NOTIf'KS.
' c)r IN-Im'I In tin- fooi.i,tlh The Hland ird
i Iti-mrdy for the fist lor ar, year It stUc-e. In
slant rellif to tired, aihlnit feel and prevent
HHUMt'll. not irri nil" I iil,v wrilt'H i eiljlitil
eicry minute of my slav at thn Kiposltlous.
thanlii in Allfa's I'out-L'aat: u suy sluni.."
lift It 'IO.UAV.
SCHOOLS
t()lt (llltt.S AMI MltMl YIOMI'.N.
NKW YOnit, Ne'v York City.
UACtJ. i-2 IVf
v.w. c.
W tlualnrvi Coii"te open eot. 7
Oct 4. nnil Nov 1 Siiwrrraphy.
Jf i ) lirwrii tit, i.imiivi. api-uui-i.
M I'etiniinsiiiii no.uii'1 sent.
" SI tsrst Ultli Ml.
HL'FFAt.O. NeT York.
tl'YOUIl.t.r. COt.t.LOK, Murrain. N. T.
A Cathollf Co.lrjfe for women.
Write for booklet.
CONVKNT (STATION, New Jersey.
THE COLLEGE
of ST. ELIZABETH
MH1CMIIH-- tile nprlllllil
tile iea tl isdrmlc viti
y r. t) n f i v ,
M.ri r.MUDit sinii, mi.-,.
f atalnsiK's iir sprrl.il Infot
matlntt ma) be seiured by ml
ilrissliiu i nr. Moint:i; M iT.moit
iinrnt Mntbm lt-r
I'l.MM ir.l.l). Nen Jersey,
i:oi.u:c.r or sit, sr. itt.
I'lalnttrld. N. J.
Fluffed en be Waichan .Mountain. Cot
Irjte fof'youn womin. Kttensltm cntmos
hlah 'chool snd primary tlepts. A plh clasa
graded srtiool for younc bo and girls.
I.OItcrrti, I'ennsyltanla.
NT. I'lti.NCIH COI.I.I.dK nnd Itrcleslns.
tlrnl Hrinliiar. ijjrrtlo. I.i 7ntli i.,i .
: .1--' , - ...........
riiuaiion Tirinnii-,i in i rnni improve-
nirnu. prlatc rtKims. gym, swlmiulnit rHMl,
lrge raiiiinii. Wry Hc. J. P. M. DovLH.
T. O. 11.. I). I).. I.I.. . President.
1.ITITZ, -ennylanla.
LINDEN IIaTTT SEMINARY
Fur (.Iris. I'M. 17 tn. IPxiklrt. Address
Hot 100, l.ltlu, I'm.
Ili:TIII,i:itr:M I'rnn.jl.anla.
Moravian Seminary it Collogo tcr Womon
iii.i in. i.nr:i, i'A.
Accredited 174th tear Sept. 72, MIS
IIAl.TI.MOIIk. Md.
Notre Dame of Maryland
A Collrce for Wnnipn. Macnlflernt luilld
Imrs In hesutlful JO-acre tirk, Instnie.
tors aru spt-clalUu. All eountcs. Musle. I
An. i-ntaitutie. t.unrirs nirrct Afentie,
llaltliunre, .Md.
lli:ill'Otl'. Iowa.
MT. sr. JOMTII COI.I.Kt'.l'. AMI
AC4lli:.Ma. Iliibtiuue, loa. Uooklol ou
rerjuct.
WAMIIM.TON. I). C.
(Irorgetossn llllNtlnn Convent, Wash
ington. I). C Hoarding and day schou..
Ustaiillahed 17!). Write tor booklet.
roit hoys ami -votNti .mkn.
HltillT.sTOWN New Jersey.
PEDDIE INSTITUTE"" i:?:!;"Ui.:""
Prepare for ail colleges, Huslness, Musi?,
Gymnasium. Swimming- Pool. Athletic.
Held. loth year. 30V boys. Lower School
for boys 11 tn 14 ears Kales 14(0 to IJ50.
Send for catalog, Address It. IV. SWKT
IAMI. A. M.. Ilm A. II.. Illglilsttmn. N.J.
llt.Alltl(lV.S, New Jemry.
Blair Academy for Boys
100. acre, campus. Inks. modern bunt
ings; cymnwlun. snlmmlnc pool. Kn
doued. Terms 4100 .IcillN (.'. MIAIO'K.
A. .!.. I). II., llradmnster, II01 II. lllalrs-
tOMO, N. J.
JF.lt.SKY CITY, New Jersey.
ST. PETER'S COLLEGE
.n:itr:Y city, n. .i.
Collese and hlah school ,-ondueted by the
Jesuit K.ithers I'all term begins W'ednes
day, Sept. H, For rdtalostue address the
President. Hev James F. M Derrnolt. !. J
SUMMIT, New Jersey.
f'Altl.TON ACAlllIMY, PL'.M MIT. N. J.
i Upper school fives thoruuxh preparation
fcr till co'.Jes-es: Indlvlduil attention, com.
meri-lal courses, athletic sports, resident
chaplain. Lower school housemother to stive
oa-lve
:LTZ.
personal rare, c iiAjti,r.a si. et.jiL.ui.
i A. M.. lle.idmasler.
' HAf'KKNSAt'li, Nen Jersey.
Nenman Srhool, llnr kensuck. N. J, A
rollrire preti.tratnry boirdlnsr school under
r.itho'1, a isplrwi, Jl.i. A1I11UHT
l.Ot'Ki:, A M. 1,1.. D. Headmaster.
MKItt'Klt-Ht'lt,, I'eniisyliunlis.
The Mercersburg Academy
l'UII 1HIYS Menersliiirs. I'sv
Send for catalogue to
Wm. Munn Irtlne. I'll. II.. II.,
Hrisduiustrr, H"s 141.
SA.XTONn IttVKH. Yermont.
i
'Hie Vc riiionl Ai iideni , Vermont. Saxlons
nicer For lloys An Ideal srhool for
wtoilm, trtninsr and thorntiBh edur.i-
il,,t, Kttn-I.il attenitun to I'.fe In thH.nnen
C'erllfl' Jte to coileire. l.o'er si hool for
younsrer tov ITliiilp.il. tir.olilii: II
LAW .-ON. I'd li M A
(HtirON, .Massnchtisrtta,
Red House School, Groton, Mass.
A small sUioul lor Joiinic l" s, combines
home life lih silriil dl clpllne, nnd pre
puree tor anv nt the nrT I'reparatori
hchnnls I.tltll'ed to ten hole
Address, I.. A, Mia, Headmaster.
DIRECTORY OF
NEW YORK'S LEADING
VOCAL AND
INSTRUMENTAL INSTRUCTORS
l. ritr.sMiN mil i. r.ii.
Teacher ol Muclnit. K-'tl Cnrn'-cle Hall.
STl'lili) DI'r.N ALL Sl'.M.MKIi.
,! RHRKMflllT 'rlni'i nonns rioprnns.
SIMI.. BUUlsilUU I -,if, fentral I'.irlc Wost,
Private
Schools
TliU SUN mmntalns a
most cllicient Kducutional
Bureau.
This complete service is
absolutely free of churgo to
you.
Accurato and unbiassed
infonnntion given to all in
quirers. This sorvico will prove nf
valuable asslstniivu in sc
lectlnr; tho proper school
for placinu your boy or girl.
In writing clve sufTiclent
details to that intelligent
advice run hei given.
SCHOOL-COLLEGE
and CAMP BUREAU
150 Nassau St., New York
A
,
AND ACADEMIES
I'OH HOYS AMI YOl'NU MEN.
MAKYI.ANII Lrutnllshurg.
Mount Saint Mary's College
! ice It-si ast iCdl Sonii i uiry .
liniinitsburn, Mnr lund.
Conducted by Seculur ClerRynien.
aided by Lay ProfesMJr.s.
Courses:
Preparatory, Commercial, Scientific.
Classical, liccleMastical.
Separate Department for Young Hos.
t'atnfomie upon reiiirt
Addrrv, ItUht ttet. Molulgnnr
llradley, l,I,.l) P.-rsldenl.
tur lints, t ulllnllc tSoarillni A. Hit
Srhnol. Dlret-tMl by thn l.'hrtstlan
UroLhL-rs. Lncatlst lllthlll Ihr i-iivlmn
of the rlty. rrntretl III brautirul 110-arre
Park. ImrtlerliiK nn walir of Unu
Isun-i iounn rrepirrs ror i filiPtte and
liusinrss, rnmnini-s n-iigions tralninit A
i niiiii.-iry mscipiini' aii ,iinctir :i,ir;i
ywir orpins rtpi i;nn. uiaiog.
HLV UROTHCH LOVUND. Principal.
i lason i-oini unitary Aranemy
liironx . ,ew i ora i ny.
KAI'llt IIKVII'.M ItK tlltllS.
t'hrndslrv tn U seeks KnglUh, fourth
Kr, 7,',' In two nks, and 'Mine tlimniriry
VW, In two ifks are rrrords made by our
pupils in I In- la-t Insults' marolnatlon,
Our Mummer School guirautrrs in-ce- In
rcptrinlw-r exams.
Vr tfuvantiti to prrjiire lnys of ai erase
kbillty 1-,-t-sivn III and 12 )mn of ane for
lllKh School In oik "nr.
rail Ttim l-rnlns riil 27.
Tho (irolf-l I.1IIK M'lllMH.. JJVU'.Tith HI.
Tel. 744 Cul.
ftltOOKI.YN New York.
rl l.L e,.il lU . t'llln,il,l. sm
,nnn m ,.mis. .............
..-- ,,v6
llriwiklsn. N. V.
Thut's the idarn to rihiiiilr tnur tins.
rias.sl. tt silntl.lf. commercial, engineer
I n sr. pedagogic il and musical courses. He
opens Sept 15. Write for atulogue.
St. l'ram Is Cullrge, lltitter and llaltlc Sts.,
nrooliMi. .V. Y dlrecud tit the Franciscan
Ilrotlters. Dsy achalare only, lllgli school,
classical and commercial.
Itrnoklsn College. Thi' C'olleaeof St Tranrls
.alrr. I Ol Carroll t i)lr by 1'alhrrs or the
Sorlety nf Jcu College, rlwlral High and
Oramnur School. (IprnvSept la,
NOTIti: I1AMK, Indiana.
University of Notre Dame
Ml I III. IIAMK, INIII4N
College. TI;2rii;."" l'0"rs WtMn ,o
Hoard ami Tuition S too per year.
Preparatory School moo per year.
St. Edward's Hall m)?'.
New York Office, Mb fif rw avenue.
.Mtinay Itlll Mis.
Fltl'.l'.ltULI). New Jere.
Freehold Military School and
New Jersey Military Academy
(Use us your Ixiy Iwfore his hablla of mind
and Imi-1- are rormed To dlulnrt schools
under one ntanagentent. one lor lioss 7 to
1:1, other fur to)t. oer Id. Midway Itetwern
New York Mid I'lilladi-lpMs. Limited cn
rollmruts. term-.. $4.MI in .V,0. Address for
lllustrati-d r.Mitlog. .Major Ch.irses ,M.
Uuntan, Hot S3, t'rrilioid, N. J.
AI.I.KNTCIWN, I'ennsyltanla.
AI.I.KNTOWN I'KKP. SCHOOL Prepares
1 a for lenrt'.ng .leges all 1 universities
Netv buildings ml .sthleiks. Jr. Uept
KHANIC S slii.1t AN, A. M., Prln., Allen
tovsn. Pu.
NORTHAMPTON, .lUsstsrhusrttt.
1 offer se. lesl stiiervlslon for oung i
6E0RGE P.TIBBEfS ?.,.,.?,; F.K.V
NOKT HAMPTON. ,M.SA.
IAW SCHOIILS.
NKW VOIIK. Ne- York Tlty.
NcW York TIIKtEUlnuci-rooniin.
U ; sflernoon, ereclna, to suit
tllVeraliy eonrenlenee or ltud.nl.
Law School mi'X.'l!!i'.,tcW'n.. Y'u.
' SMiol opens Strt. M
I AJ.lressL.J Tumt.iilns.bee WssrilngtonSa..N T.
lll'MINKMH rOI.I.KCir'.S.
NKW YOlik Nets York City
Uf Al UflDTM Business Institute. Broidway
ItHLnUnin tJldSl. SlenoQrjphy.Bjo..
keoping.SecretirialCourie.ClvllServIca SssCslsloj.
NEW YORK'S
PRIVATE
SCHOOLS
Hilt CJIItl-S AMI T MUNIS WOMKM.
Ull: nAKNAI'.ll NCIIOIII. FO It tllKI.S.
Kltiderxarteu to Collet e. Oraduates In lead
Ujk C'o.lcttes. Ciyutnaslum and Tenuis. Cata
logue. WJL West HHirj Hlrrrt.
IIAMII.l tIN INHTIIUTr. FOR OlltUI.
Collcne crrllllrates. llomnsllc Mcicnca
course advanrel work lu Knirllsh and mod
eru Lautfuaccs lor Hhih Hciiool irrauuats.
Tin: s-finsi:t7srnooi. koh tiim-n.
4'J S pr.ihMt Klemeniart Hltfh --tiiiil. Do
inestleSrlenre..serrrf(iriil Mary Wood-.VIIer.
CoursoLtfeProlili-ms I'llar-.Morlndraniatli'S.
Illl ntSllli: SCHOCSi..
:n West Lad Ave., inr. lro.l St.
Klndrriartrn, L'lrmcniary, Hlih behool and
Cullrce Preparation, Tel, utOHIver.
t.AHIINI H SCHOOL
1 117 fifth Asc.
HnardlnK and Day SihiKil.
f.Mh jcir Kilns net. Mh
iitMii.ioN iNsiiri'ir. roit ;ihl
;i2ll W until M Teh p. V.'I'I Ills
Colltui' (Vriltlitsti-s, Domicile Hclcitci',
K,lirli-li, MiK'.ern Lhiikiuuci-s,
Ili-opcn Sept until
VOUNCi MKN ANII HOTS.
ItAKNAIIII M'HOOL roit UOT.S ,
flrldson.W t tfs'id Ht. Uoy may remain
allday,lnrludlnHat'y. Study hour. Teunll
Courts. Athletic Klrld. Khid'g to Cotlisi.
IHVINO SCHOOL I.. II. It AT
3v v. Mth St. Tel. 4MB Schuyler.
flo;a from (' tn in. All Department
No liome study for tioyi under IS,
' TIUNITY HCHOOL
1311-147 West lilst Htreo'.
A Cluirrh Hay AchotsI
HJIC IIUVH.
Mr.C'AKPF.N rf ll'M RCIHIOL for IIOTB
aio-aia w'est hnd Ave. Tel. Col. 4JU0.
The 1 Alts j-ear tie-jias October 4. I0LV
Outdoor exervlsfa 1 :3u to all winter.
IIWKillT HCIHIOL. 1.1 W. 4311 HT.
Day Dept.orNevr York Preparatory Hchool.
Thorough work, limited claases, tuod. fecss.
Bumuier Hiasluii for rlepl. Ktamlnatloni.
ItlVI'.HIIAI.i: ((ll'.slillY HCHOOL.
14 aeres, near Van Cortlandt I'k, at 2U St.
Day A iloatillni lloys. P. S. Ilm-kett. Head
matter, Intimate leaching by Scholarly Meu.
nr. pu'i
siCIKHIL.
Ilos IS. (lardin City. Lnntr Island.
WALTLIl It. MAltHlf, lleadiuasier.
IIAMILKIN INMIIIUF. rtlll IIOYH
o'.Hi Vlrsl Ihid Ase Til iIkik! Illv.
rii.i.r.ii: i'iir.PAiiri(N.
anti Yrnr IIikIiis hept :iuih,
nut no rii fsF.xr.K.
KIIIKIAL CHLlUltr. M.'HIIIIL.
Central Park Wen and Klity-tlilrd Strsot.
Prom Klnileresiten to Collcxe.
Athletic I'li-I.l Diiru Air Department
THIS IIIIIKtTllltY AI'PLAKK IIAILT
HUNIIAY. HATI'S IN ItrOtll'.ST.
TIIF. NCIIIHIL. CCII.I.FtilC AMI CAMP
Bl'IILAt), N. T. HIIN. N. T. CITY.
1
1. J. I I
I NKW OltK. Neir lurk City.
1 1114 IIP I'll rtUAKs.
NEW YOlth l.nkimtmt.
Starkey Seminary
Mkemonl, Yatea Co., N, V,
lleaullful lta un Seneca Lake. Iteal i-oua
Iry, pupils have room hiiJ air, An endowed
home BL-hobl (or botn sexes of 11 years anJ
upward. Careful training In health and
cnaracier. prepares tor oest colleges anJ
business. Advanced courses In Art and
Music. J. Y. State ltegents standards. Se
cure rooms early hates. to 1200
Address ilo 407
llarlyn Kunimrrbrll, I.U II., President.
UTCIlrlKI.U. Coon.
THE IIKIII.l: IIO.MK.MCIIOOI
rar .hlldreii a to 11. Ur Ilerla hers
applies his sstem of home training. Sum
mer ana winter spuria vumoiusii wun a
rapid, healthy mental growth. Ideal loca
tion. Individual attention. Terms ll.OOt
'Summer nio i
I.ITt llr-IKI.II, tonnertlciit.
tJltr.EXSIIflKI, l-ennsylonla.
SETON HILL SCHOOLS
tiKt:i:NMIL'ltC I'A.
Kltm'ntar), academic coursse. Writ
for nooklet.
WILKKSlMllltK, rennsylianla.
Kalnt Mary's rnrochlal High Hchool.
Wllkesbirre. I'enna. Afflllated to me
Catholic University of America. Wain
Ington. D. C.
At.l.RNIIl'ItST, N. J.
Rand Summer Srhonl, Allenhurst. N. J.
Hoarding; no failures for entrance.
DANt'lNO,
NKtV OllK. New YorU City.
LOUIS iTCHALIF
f.'rtfrfuAle tuitM'i Imperial llalltl fHool
The teacher ho lovei to leach and
knows Iioh to teach. Inlerprelite,
simplified classic, racial and ball
room dancing. Pall) normal
claaiei. Inciters and amalcuri.
Celilo,:. 7 West 4Zd St.. N. Y.
I. IIKI'ltt'ltN Vll,MN. M. It.
American uthurltv on Modern Dances"
MIlAv N W tHthSt '!' Hrs-Hlll
st'MMKIt IIKMIKTS.
NKW KN(ll-Nn.
ICke m
DEAxl0Ur
Is the Ideal Way to
the Most Famous
Resorts of America
A THOUSAND MILES THROUGH
NEW ENGLAND'S SCENIC
WONDERLAND
A FIRST CLASS HOTEL AT THE
. END OF EACH DAY'S RUN
llluttraUd route tVont or large map tn
color free at 11S0 ZsVoflJit'di,
or by mail from
ALMON C. JUDD.
Hotel Elton,
Wnterbury, Conn.
.MAhs."llt'M.11S.
HOTEL ASPINWALL,
LF-NOX, MASS.
Thre irittf ft.ric. -wkMI hor-.", tennis.
romnn.lriti .Mh. Wrtlt Tor drmtnr
. W IIUUW.V.
A No ' IiU.NL1I)KN llOTr.L. KiUr
nkw .ii:ki:j .
Why Not Commute from
Netherwood ?
iioti:i. ni:tiii:iiwoois
P'altillel 1, New Jersey
Under ne niaitiigeinent ijen all jeur
Telephone service und prlcne ti.tth In each
room. ILinclna; eserv esenlna lu Oothh
Hall Itoom We cater to pr s.ite families
and nuto parties (In main tttarsj.im r. il
lo I'rlne-inn r-'pet Ui tl Dlnrier 1th must
every .un Ml from 1 (j V M lu m.iln Din
InK Iloijm seutltiR 'JM Artesian cl sup
piles purr sprlni.' uutrr lintes in ami up
American plan .1 minutes uajk from
Nethernnn.l Station- N J (" II It. ID
trains .tally Comtuut itlnn 7 so
NEW JKItxRV prlns; laske llrarls.
THENEW
ESSEX AND SUSSEX
Hold and Collages,
niitiVTt.Y on Tin: cii'i. n
i'Him; tiia: ni:t 11. n. -l
The tie Luce Hole1 of ih V'ian c-osst
Hot itn,l lulu .--ea W.t'ef In Ilatlruoms
HAMH II. I'l.lMLH, Man.mer.
NF.W JRH.sr.V Atlantic t llr.
Y f UhGur nnimuor rtcnuitT antt
LU A Bold Original Creation
mi with h UsfttCrlTrt AlSntlfCltr
Blkfl H1" 4- HelHsil1ra,mnr
tHt HADING RtSUKT IIOTft ur lilt WORtO
CWarlborouQb-BIcnbetm
ATLANTIC; CITY. N. J,
ovsNtssaHie NiNSorMCNt
JOBIAH WHITE tV SONS COMPANY
ml nlllllC it. ('hnrlit Place and
LUnHIRC tic-arh. presli and so,
im Iit liutn, luiiiiuut nalrr In riKinu, rk-sator.
I'perlor tahltf, Cikh'Ii nt tlaltls. A K NAU
Nr;il. Propr. W It, LAY'ION Msir
I'K.NNSYL'AMA Yi:ilNi:ilit 1 1,1. II.
GALEN HALL
in the Mountains
- Werncrsville, Pa.
)rllhlful Huinnier lli'wrl, llry Air.
Outlook id 'M Miles Curatise and Tunic
Haiti sutirrlor fnUlnr Hood lload
ItChldriil I'hyslMan. N Y nlhrr. 2I'I Flllh
Ase I'liouc. Mndlson Hniuiri'- 112,10.
IIOWAItO M Wl.Mi,
UALKN MOUNTAIN. CO Munamr
F. I.. YOll.NO, (Jen I Mi-'r
-RNNSYIA ANIA I'oeoiu, .MntinlHlna.
NKW spill CK L'AHIN INN, Itoom. in suit
vtlth hath. Klec lU-hls. steam hrnt, 'plums
In rooms. Danclnir, saddle horses, golf, ten
nil, bowling. Oarage, llklt. Lack, It, It. t
Ci'ssro 8ta Pa,
W. J, i. M, O. PIUCC, Canadensis, Pa.
i , jrMd
- XV- 1
r'''irrissi r.sj mniii 'niuja-i
yp the Hudson
By Daylight
All Centra Hatty K.ttept Hunday.
Direct ttstl Connertlons tn all points
In the Calskllls. Saratoga, the Adlron
dark, the Vret and North. All through
rail tickets between New York and Albany
accepted. Music. Keitaurant.
HesUrnsses tit.. t(J A. M.t W. 43d St.,
A M.: V. 12th St.. 0.2(1 A. M.: Yon
Vers. 9:4.1 A. M : landing at West Point.
Nrrrburgh, Poughkeepsle, Kingston Point.
Catskill. Hudson nnd Albany. .
Also llrsbrossca HI.. (MO: W. 4 Id St..
10; V. IJUtn St., tliao; Yonkera, 10M
A. M f6r Hear Mountain, West Point.
Cornwall, Nmburgh and I'otuthkerpate
Ona Day (lutings In I'oiighkeepele, New
burgh, Meet Point nr Hear Mountain.
Afternoon Boat
for Pear Mountain. West Polnl. N
burgh. Poughkeepsle. Kingston and way
Undines, leaves I)esbmsM St.. 1:4.1 I'.
M.: w. 4 2d St., 2 P. M.: W. buth St..
Mil I'. M., Yonkert. 3:4i P. M. IJally
except Hunday. Meal outlnns to Hear
Mountain anil West Point, returning by
nir -ICfSlir.il I rill.TON.'
jHudsc
Hudson T River
Jine
Ilnbrowi at. Pier. 'lei. 4141 Spring. N Y
lfronJtcamboatClo
III S I" MS-A S'lklllVIl HI II. "TAiritt'S
llally nt s A. .11. rrom Tier 1. n.,ss.-i.i.
CONEY ISLAND
i.k.of. wf.st isnTii nrir.i:r
0 co. 11 10. in 1 1 :io A M . la 30. l IS. 'J no,
l':4.s, :i :to. 4 I A. 1.1. ii :m. 10. s to r. M
t.i.w v. Pii it i, Noiii ii iiivr.it
II 4,1, 10 an. 1 1 IS A M Itf I.V 1 IS. 3 Oil, J;4V
,ino,4 l.i. Mki. il 00. (1 40. 7 II s 1,1. li.:io I'.M
I ai:. mi:i:pi.i:c'iihi:. i om:v island.
io ,v, A M . ii if.i. I as, a-a.v :t in. :t M, m aa. .
fl ai. n in. 7.io, 7..M). h 2.i. u.ai, in to p. M '
Trip marked does tint go to t'inili Ht. ,
ROCKAWAY BEACH 1
Mr. "GRAND REPUBLIC"
Lie Yontcrres MA M W.irnli St.p 40A M .
si I'. P. M , Pier 1. N. It., lo an A M . a 1.1
p, M Ho, knviny llrni li. la :m. .1 :io I' M.
sirausfer to Sir. "lirand Ketiubllc."
Tel Hri'torS"?
S. S. "h'.ANDALAY"
Moonlight Sail Up-the-Hudson l-l-ZLi,.
I.tnciutc nstlcry an I .M West i.tiat
st s .to p m ham in(. t ni:t:.
DAY TRIPS
To ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS
. Itnttle to Jerse.t (oast Itesorts.
f .. l.vs. N 1.11st ft '.1 .31) A.M.
Vfll.T0 Ilalterv Pier in 30 A M
eSsWUlO. " Atlantl" lllahls.1 P M.
I hi n Has. Ilrt to llaltrry only 7 I M
'VIUI TDID siiurda ttteruoons
rAlnfl I lllr !. Ilalter, f P.M.
1,1s Plir Morn 4:t'i'l, llroad 17fi-J20.l.
"The World's Plea.
rm urouna -
loci bytie'i
t r I crn fitu
Ld ilef rt
LltinVAsvC dli
r.f pUminr
k'lolni Isr ttc t.
tan r;Tle lty
7itiy n it. li t
A.M..I v.sr.P-M'.
',SltM I.MIf lioul
Round Trip Me
The puhllc lie please e
BOSTON $2.80
Via Heat and Hall. IIOl'NIS lit IP H.tit. I
PROVIDENCE RSS.t $1.75,
lltll'NIl THIP l.:l'l. 1
Colonial Line
Flist-class stTvlce. ralerlni lo the Post iieiirMe, I
Wii-I. ilay and Mundsys at .1.11) P M from 1
Plrr Sis. N. It . foot Vet Houston M. All 1
Outside Itnimss. ai.oo to ti.oo. utreless
equipment, li'ptowh Ottlcu. Uroadway au.l
2Jd et. Phonr rrln UIUI 1
sin lloat nnd Trollev '.
Worrester.r.'.noi Pros Idem edlrert.Sl.A
Mil i.itno.M. xt .1x1. ai.j'i und '.'.im.
Halls, Im IlldlliK Minda). .','.111 I'. M.
I rem I'ler 1 li, K It 'Pliout '.'7ihI lleekman.
l'll 'licki-l (ll'.lce. aim llrtMsilway, N. V
I tlun TlcUrt omen, H'ssay and iJd (St.
Write lor tlltistraiisi folder.
Atlantic Highlands
rN-FARElOCts.
Mitontolilles Carried: i npai In no cars.
This Knule for All J-rcy Cinst Knorts.
l.ss.D.illvrt Whlli-- f.vs.AllaiitlcHlihliruls
ballM.iii'sttiiMsiiih II 1.1 A M . P M
rc-rry.liiA .M '.'I'M Tel llroMllTnor IJUI
lnsKi-n.;er cnpni-lrv Is IPulte I t t I IMi
CONEY ISLAND
ROCKAWAY BEACH
Sir. ICiitiMln.i A ( I lit tit In traUy Iimvp
Ul'Hl l'ai. m w t 2i Si III "t
ii in i .-. i ..i. .si- l.i i.
NKW tlllK.
EMPIRE TOURS NI'yTI!:I,K
Famous autotuolille route Adirondack, '
Iroquois, and Oiiou.luga Trails. tiuoklst ,
and maps free, F N llaln, Mec'y, .Saw- 1
tureh, N. Y. I
LONG ISIINII Nesv York.
'Ihr Most Attrisrdse Concurs Hotel
Aillaient to Ness lorl. ( It),
Garden City
Hotel
GARDEN CITY, LONG ISLAND
Onr of tho mnt rrlnMt rniintry tmtfU
In AiidtUm, -A rinnUimtloM tif country
lift nml iiirtroi.ntlliin hntel luxury Mlnni
(otiiist. tNui.tiuHt'd on 4 ho Anwlcnn I'Un.
'1 ,hto 1 ulhi) for thiu'ut)MnU'n(,onrtmii)rlt
A Handsome a la Cade Restaurant
2(1 mllrs from N.V Frrrpien' etrrlrlr srrvlee
I'rmu. htniinu, J, J, 1, ANN IN CO., Prop.
I.ONU ISLAMSMnnliattan Itearli.
ORIENTAL
M A N II A TT A N
n i; a o ii
IIOIIX Nuss Open
N. Y. Olllre, 111 Mh Are. Tel. 0230 .Mad. s.i.
l'i:NNH I.YANIA Miiiint I'ocoiio.
MOUNT PLEASANT HOUSE
Mount I'lit'ono, I'enna.
t'ltterliiK lo il rllMllele who iipprei Ule
ths hesl Prlv. lie Paths Free kiiMkc. opsn
all year l.llM.itur,. on reuueti
YV t. X II. M UlUt'll.
AMI
''tsTatalfafsafsafsafsafsafsafsafsLaTafsafsafsafsafsafsaf (si
-
Here's a Cool Trip!
Where crisp sea breezes bring rest, health, relaxation
SUPERIOR SERVICE and LOW FAKES to
SAVANNAH JACKSONVILLE MACON AUGUSTA
ATLANTA HIKMIINUI-iaivi
and all other Southern Point
Literature and
all Issfermallon
ttposi request
Spend
Saturday
in
SARATOGA
Special
$
3.50
Round Trip
Tel. Spring 9400
Hudson Navigation Co.
4Kt1UGI1T ROUTE
NL ltOHK AI.IIANY IttOl
and the NCS Itlll.
s rskiiw Inrltiulna Niinsv
Capital City Line lir jii. N K.. f"Jl
Oanal St.. : sV. M.. . 132d St., 0:0)
V. M. Lease Troy BiOU yt Albiny
" . , . .- . 1 .
".."J! W"r,m,T st.. toiuo p.
MOO r. ,M
lound trip.
eunday morning
teat for NesTlmruh
Point and Al
bany leaves rier 31.
N. It.. 0:30 A. M..
W. 13Jd Ht.. loans
A. M. leaves Al
bany, 10:mi A. M
Tel. SprlnirolOU d-sy
or nlitht
Larstest Itller
Mteansalilps s
llie ssorlil.
Eastern Steamship Lines
All-the-Way-by-Water
THE TANG OF THE SEA
To BOSTON
k Most Fascinating Route- Riser, Sound,
Octal, Harbor
Mr.Tttnroi.i pan lint.
Mteannhlps Miissiuhtisetts ami Hunker
Hill. I.r. Plrr is. N It pKit Murray
st eserv day ft P M fame serslre re
turnlns Due tlovton about s A M Lnsur
paswsl facilities fur exiietlltlnits Imtidllti
T.- in... , ,-..l.t..
in .sm.iliuii tiu. IHNSi .nn, iii.Kiit
lirie enlie
To PORTLAND
mum: mi: otMiir i.im:
0tramhln North I. and arid North Mor.
Lm- I'ler IP N It foot Warren -t
Tin., Thurs mid at .", I' M il,i
Mun 10 :in M A drllithtlul .ttiu-mlle
'.'2-hour ttlp tn I 'or 1 1 md Ilm CUV
HEAl' I'll UL.
IhroiiKli Hi krl to Ml Points.
Ilaueace ltrilrt lltroiiuli,
PARES LOWER THAN BY RAIL
TliUi-i" and Information at lier li all
Tourlt and Nc York Tr.infee I'.,
liriln-. or addn-s" P.irimr Trallk'
Drpartim-iit I'hr in. N II Ns"s Vurk
FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $4.00
Sirs Iv Pier It. N. It . ft. Fulton SI., dally
at .III I' M, Muslr
I'rocldenre Line, sir, Iv Pier IS. N. It., f.
Pulton firm, s'r''k daj ot'ly. li 00 P. M.
Ness London Line, sir. Iv Pier 4(1, N It.,
ft Houston St., sses-k days tinl), f. 30 P M .
Pier ;u, F. II . fl I. S2d i't . il O) P M.
Ness tied lord Line, !r. h Pier 40. N. It .
fl Houston M . ti k das only, lit li (XI P. M.
Ness llasi-ii I Ine. sir Iv I'ler if. V. It . fl
Catharine ?t .sseekdays 2 i.i P M rundsys,
ti:in. M , Pier "il, ft F. aiilsst week its) s
:i tsi P M MiiikI, 10 in) A M
Itrlduepnrf I Ine, csivlc clays, onlv -tr Iv
Pier i's. I It :i iki p M pier Tn p K i"..l
Ht. steekda's. :i l I' M Mindas, 4 l.i P M
m till s fT
I I TJs-7 -tptrtlLCO
Tip the beau ul huosoni
Str
'HIGHLANDER" Hec'.'iViV,!,':.?,,.,.
sAcekdiiSs .( Mllld.iss l.ss lialtrri n I'
W V' id ?l tl 4"i, oui.er 111 1 M
Sir.MARY POWELL Sir. NEWBUHGH
Uc-s-kdii.ss (Inly siuiil'ssA lli.'lnrss
LseW 4ailht lll'.'ll.W lillthel III III AM
llmind 'I rip Hall) uiv Clilllnti
"iindass A Holld-is 7 ,r ( liilalri it Ms
MiM.I.IM Fit 11 'IP I I'll. 'I'll llroiulu .
A Mar.s I'nssill M'h't o. 'l'c-1 .ipritutl 1 1 1
IKC. l.tSMtllS .Ml. ,11
MANHATTAN LINE
$1.00 TO ALBANY
Hlnliii: It.n.iis !ertlie a hi one.
I lllllll't.ll IH'IsLIS ANII llil.liitil
( III. ( Ki ll III M.I. I'OIN IS.
Autos and Horses at Lou Hates.
Steamers l.v dulls I'ler llw, Norm Itlvrr
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