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THE SUN AND NEWl YQRK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY. 22, ,1920.
WETS IN OM PARTY
AREWRfilATCOX
Cry of Dou'ljlt) ilboss Greets
News of Plctfgo to Anti
Saloon leader.
PROMISED 'HANDS OFF'
The Nov. Sam Small Bares
Candidate's latest Feat
in Straddling.
fprrlnl to Tim St'N and New YoK Herald.
Wasiiinoton, July 21. Oov. Jamea M.
Cox lias been forced Into another strad
dle to pave hlnmelf from the wrath of
the drys within his own party. This
was revealed here to-day .on the eve
of the mectlnB ot the executive com
mission of the Anti-Saloon Leatrue.
which la to formulate plans to-morrow
for the Presidential and Congressional
campalRns.
Cox was nominated In San Francisco
with tho help of antl-prohlbltlonlsta
from New York and New Jorecy and
other States, and on the strength of his
topjiosed wetness his supportora have
been making claims that he would carry
these States.
Additional confusion relative to Oov.
Cox's noslMon on this question will re
sult to-morrow when tho Rev. Sam W.
Small. Anti-Saloon League speaker and
a personal nfrlend of Cox, will go Into
i'io meeting and tell tho assembled
committeemen Cox's position In these
words
"Oov Cox told mo he would leavo
the modification of the Volstead act en
tirely to the peoplo In tho election of
candidates to tho Senate and House and
tlien let Congress decide tho mattur
without any executivo dictation what
ever "
Mr. Small, who. In nddltlon to being
an editor and revivalist, confesses to
helr.g a good Southern Democrat, says
he obtnlnel this assurance from Cox
personally and that ho believes It will
ciurc the leapuo to change Its plans 6f
declaring agalnat the candidacy of the
Oh:o Governor and keep hands off In
the Presidential campaign. What It
till; "-aufe wet Democrats to do Is an-
othtt matter. Thoso who heard of It
here to-Uiy declared they had been
"double .-rotjed" Just an were Democrats
whr boUfved Cox would take an inde
pendent stand on tho League of Nations
it. ,(l of putting himself under tho
thumb of President Wilson.
The declaration which Small carried
to Washington seemed to satisfy him as
dn. for he said he Intended to tell
the Anti-Riloon Lea?uo Committee that
n) dei laratlon against Cox would split
the leacue wide open. Senator Harding,
vimall admitted, voted for tho prohibition
cmend-r.ent and to pnss tho Volstead
nt over President Wilson's veto, but
iffplte this he insisted the Republican
nominee was not a real friend of the
drys
In addressing tho committee to-morrow
Small will say, according to a state
ment which he already has prepared,
that the purpose of the meeting Is to
decide whether to Indorse Cox or Har
ding or declaro a hands off policy.
"I hope the decision will be to follow
the last named course," his statement
fays.
Continuing, Small declares that while
Cox Is not all that could be asked, he
can be appended upon not to attempt to
change the Volstead act.
"Harding, on the other hand." Small's
statement will then say,, "never has
been accounted by us ds our friend, al
though ho voted for the amendment's
submission and voted to pass. the Vol
stead act over the veto of the President,
jut beyond those performances he has
-aid nothing to Indicate his ?ttltude
toward their full enforcement In event
of his election or that he would do any
thing to discourage the repeal, of the
one or the liberalization of the other."
At about this point In Small's dis
course James White, superintendent of
the Ohio Anti-Saloon League, who has
dealt with both Cox and Harding, Is
expected to demand what a rominee
could do to show that he Is friendly to
the cause of the drys.
If a row develops from this Small has
r.o fears that he will lose, bocauso there
are more Democrats than Republicans
on the executive committee. Small him
self Is not a member of tho committee,
but has been Invited to appear.
Small to-diy also revealed why Cox
had not answered a iiuery from Rich
mond Pearson Hobson concerning his
prohibition attitude.
"I telegraphed him not to answer
Hobson," Smill said, and explained that
he had later written Cox a letter In
v.hich he advised him that Hobson had
no authority to question him In the
name of the Anti-Saloon League and
that It was riot Cox's business to an
nounce any policy when the Democratic
Platform had refused to adopt any
Policy on the subject.
The appearance of Small here Is not
the first sign that Cox Is making up
with the drys In fear of. Losing the pro
hibition votes In tho West and South.
The choice of George White Instead of
Ed -Moore as Cox's campaign manager
was considered an indication of this
(ear White Is an alleged dry. while
Moore is a wet.
JNST1UCTI0N, COLLEGES, &C.
The Mackenzie
JC.MOIt SCHOOL FOlt YOUNGER BOYS,
8 TO H.
A Christian home iichool In the upper Ram
l5m 7Jtl0lJ. on Lake Walton. Elevation
vlvi . A" schools sports. Careful prep
I." '.or leading secondary schools. Pres
ent enrolment . SOO and $900 a year.
u ar ard Information on request.
Monro, oraneo County, N. Y.
Mount de Sales
Academy of the Visitation
Etab. 185S by SUters of VlslUtlon.
rifiu,lc,Llnuages and Art Courses
H ,s r"Paratory and elective. Com
K,nJ bu"?lnSJ- eutlful grounds.
IKlT i" !nvl"nment. Outdoor recrea
I)?TTn?.ciog " "luest. Ad. THE DI
mor7"F ' Ca,0Mvlll' M" Haiti-
ch i .Sl:-yiNARV- A co-educatlonal
rn "nere hoys and girls ect a vision
8m PttrnPrtarA,,on' .ie. Art
nllltnrv ?,n1 .DomeHo Arts and Science;
tm -n ,rvf'.n,ng mna-lum and Athletic
FPRAr p cr- eowed; catalog. L. h.
tl!WL'.I-L-D- D-. President. Kingston. Pa.
U. S. Secretarial School
ihSL'.' sr.). i
,,,, " -mneniiy me most suc-
2!i . rrei'ares for and obtains excellent
"Warial posttlons. Write fir cJniin.
HARLEM Educational Classes
Huslness 8chool. Languages
Domestic Arts, Domeatlo Sclenco
nn nt. g lnox Af.
New Bookkeeping Claii Sept. 13tL
iK'Sf ';a"!.lns, to ,lua"f, ,or complet.
vnIwi,.te,Jk4 ln aI,y bua "ess. Enroll.
HUNK IlHOAKEft. C.I'.A.No.l. 03 Fifth At!
S,i.i,AVL'.S--Tcrm beSln Sept. 23. 182
0m Ave- Gardcn C" Lonif Island.
CuLi " "fwllon 0 to 4. I'hon lilt.
IaJr'...Adores, WALTER n. MAItHH.
'fnJAL00 op ALL (Boys', Olrla')
SulS miH. 0TK CAMPS In U. 8. Apply
tultsjioi Times IIMg, nr ol.one Dryant Wifl.
FACriVnS0? CLASSES FOHMLNO."
;JljL'ACE. sn Church street. New York'.
NEv 'ili.'iV.kK "ys'C. 103 W. J2d.'
WAllllAtlTON SCIIOtlU ot ew ork,
II East GOth Street.
WOMAN 'DRY' TO RUN
AGAINST WADSWORTH
Mrs. E. A. Boole, W. C. T. U.
Leader, Enters Race.
A woman entered tho political lists
yesterday as a candidate against Sena
tor James W. Wadsworth for tho United
States Senate In event of his rcnomlna
tlon by the Republicans. 6ho is Mrs.
Ella A. Boole of 525 Fifth street. Brook
lyn, State chairman of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, who will
run as tho, candldato of tho Prohibition
party and under the banner of tho
Anti-Saloon League, Mrs. Boole was
invited to bo the candldato of the Pro
hibition party nt the. party's unofficial
convention In Syracuso July 14. Sho
notified Chairman William H. Burr yes
tcrtlay that she will run, Her candidacy
is subject to the Prohibition nrlmnrv.
September H.
v Coincident with' Mrs. Boolo's an
nouncement, William II. Andorson,
superintendent of tho Anti-Saloon
League, Issued an official indorsement
of her candidacy and declared that tho
Ann-baioon League will refuse now to
enter into any prlmnry fight ngalnst
Senator Wadsworth or to support In
the primary any candidate, no matter
what profession he may make. Tho
Anti-Saloon League, however, will urge
that antl-Wndsworth Republicans write
the name of Mrs. Boole into tho pri
mary ballot. Mrs. Boole Is an enrolled'
Republican. Thcrq Is only one condi
tion upon which sho will retire from
tho race, according to Anderson, and
that Is that the Republicans rcpudlato
Wadsworth and nomtnnte a man who Is
absolutely satisfactory to tho prohibi
tion clement. He added that Mrs. Boole
"cannot be intimidated out of the race."
TREATY NOT 'FIXED
ISSUE-ROOSEVELT
Status May Be Much Changed
.by March 4.
Washington, July 21. The peace
treaty and the League of Nations In no
way can be regarded as "fixed Issues"
In the Presidential campaign, Inasmuch
as their present status may bo "much
changed" between now and March 4,
i-ranlclln D. Roosevelt, Democratic Vlce
Prestdentlal nominee, declared to-day on
his return to Washington from attend
ance at the meeting of the Democratic
National Committee at Columbus.
Mr. Roosevelt, In a talk with news
paper men, said that Gov. Cox undoubt
edly would set forth his position on tho
treaty Issue fully In his address at tho
notification ceremonies, which have been
fixed tentatively for August 7.
' In connection with the statements by
the Vice-Presidential nominee on the
treaty question It was asserted here to
dav by a prominent member of tho Dem
ocratic party that President Wilson and
Gov. Cox In their recent conference here
expressed an accord only on the broad Is
sues on the peace treaty and League of
Nations ar.d did not discuss details. The
various reservations that have been be
fore the Senate, It was said, were not
brought up at tho conference at all,
Mr. Roosevelt said his resignation as
Assistant Secretary of the Navy would
be tendered to the president to take
effect on the date of 'his address ac
cepting the Vice-Presidential nomination,
prooaoiy August 3.
ASKS NOMINEES TO ALT) DEBS,
Denver. July 21. Parley P. Christen-
sen, Farmer-Labor party nominee for
President telegraphed to-day to Senator
Harding- and Gov. Cox suggesting that
all Join In a demand upon President
Wilson to release Eugene V. Debs from
prison Immediately.
In his message Mri" Chrlstensen ap
pealed to. the nominees on a basis of fair
play and sportsmanship, explaining that
he dislikes to undertake n campaign
against an opponent who is handicapped
by being locked 'up in prison. He. said
that while there may have been a Justifi
cation for imprisoning Debs during the
war, peace has now existed for twenty
months and that what Justification may
have existed doej not exist now,
Cuticura Soap
Arm uinioicrii
Clear the Skin
ywp.Ofatewrt.TilCTiJ8s.snii . Ttmmslm
4m:CitteiraUbOTurtt.DntXMaM4i,UuJ.
ACLTMAX to the
MODERN FUNERAL
THE NORWALK VAULT
CtcJ IMtmlm Itummml k
Tie Bal ma fat it
ART SALES.
CONTINUING
TO-DAY (THURSDAY)
And Following Days at 10 A. M.
THE ENTIRE
CONTENTS OF THE
Hotel
Manhattan
42d & 43d Streets
Madison Av.
WILL BE SOLD AT.
UNRESTRICTED ,
Public
Auction
ON THE PREMISES
ny
James P. Silo & Son,
AECTIONEEnS, OP THE
SILO'S
Fifth Ave.
Ir Art Galleries
S. W. Cor.
VonderbiltAvo.
NOTE r The Furniture) it of
the finest and manufactured
by Hayden Co., Pottier 8c
Stymus Company and Pboley
Furniture Co. The Carpet
throughout (58,000 yard) nre
of the finest texture. All of the
China, Glassware, Electric and
Bathroom Fixtures are in
cluded in this sale.
Catalogue, In 3 Parts, rrlllbe mailed
on Itecelpt of SO Cents.
Address all Communications to the
Auctioneer.
am
Phonei Murray Hill 1A17
Champblanc Company
222-224 Pino St., Jersey Cltf. N. J.
Phonei Ben en 681 0-68 1 1
M1TQT
mb laajaBg-yreiMry www wir
Cordon &Mworth
Real
ObangeMabmaiade
AMUSEMENTS.
I.KW YORK'S I.EAniNO THEATRES
rNEW AMSTERDAM THEATR? era
Ma SAT. 53c to$.50. Nilloher J
AT d:30-on the coo. docf
ART HICKMAN ORCHESTRA
with EDCHE CAfflOPdnJOKlS. .
GEO. mHAM Theatre. lVway8t.
. V-jnrtlN vt. Sit. .wr to 12.
ttrxT t t a nif Tannine MU.iicai
W xuuxmvi u REVUK
"SILKS AND SATINS'
"Best entertainment rf Its kind offered
to Broadway in many months." World
VICTOR HEKBEKT5
GIRL SPOTLIGHT
(l'rrdu-od the Don. W I-edfrer Wift)
I vrCI IlVt Tltc.1, W. 4Stb St. Eves. 8:30.
LlttUIVl M. To-lay Sat. 2:20.
IAlii. 1UIM1 Al 2:ZU
dawk iibLatsuu prsienu
roHfll.Hranin'THEGOLDlHf.
lUAUUiUUU DICGERS"
Avprr
Hopwoot
torun ot narnsM,. v.t. st 2:21
Sn Honey Girl
EVES. 8 20 -MATS THUBS e. SAT 2 20
HENRY MILLER
Bq JAMES fOR.BE 3
THE SEASON'S TOIUMPH
IIRPjr Wcst42dSt. Eves. S3i,
UDLilll jtats. Wed. k Bit. 2:30.
'THENIGHTBOHT'k-
jviHiANN PIJNMINGTONb
John
COLUE.V prescnt'i
Gaiety. 40!t. Evs.830. MaH.Ved.iSat.2:30
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
COST SEZMVh.WJilf:
IVOLI
"THE WOHLD AND
HI8 WIKK."
With Alma Itubeni
UIVOLI OHCIIESTRA
D'usv at
40th St.
IAI TT1 1 Kojiti Chambers'
I Times 3q. I rii.tq ORCHESTRA
CRITERION!.
'HUMORESQUE"
lEmanuel Ll & Chorus.
B'way at 44th St.l"Ell-KII": Bennett Com'y i
PD. F. Kclth'a
ALACE
D'way47 St
MU,Dly.2ocl.
HILLY B. VAN and
J AS. J. COR RETT
Vlnlo Daly, Hsrry llolman
& Co. & l'AT RtiONEY &
MARION RENT A CO.
I") II. F. Keith's
LILLIAN HENRI
SHAW I SCOTT
Muon & Keelcr. Horace
Ooldln A Co., other.
JTV1VERSIDE
R'y A 00th St.,
"LAST 3 DAYS"
of the Moit Amatlns ricture Evrr Made
A STHR THEATRE, IMatlnees 25c A iOa
" 1 UIMl way at45 St. Eva. 50c.7ac.$1.0O.
CONTINUOUS DAILY 1 TO Jl P. M.
open air Concerts
NATIONAL SYMPHONY OROH,
Walter Henry RothweU Conducting.
Ererv Eve. 8:30. Including Sunday
TO-NIOIIT. WAGNER PROGRAM.
STADIUMfiifir.8-
LTEEPLECM:
1 IHt. rliNNi PULh CHa&T
'srRProor.nTinNO
"0s3a. BROADWAY 41A,
BLANCHE SWEET JhI wed-'
stage Noveltlea Comedy Orcnestrn
Neilan't
get ir
u'way. 47th &i.
STRAND ORCHESTRA
ART SALES.
SAMUEL KREISER, AUCT'R
WILL SELL
TO-DAY (THURSO, -10:30 A. M.
AT TIIE
HOTEL.
Knickerbocker
Broadway and 42nd Street
5000 French Prints,
Photogravures, Etchings, etc.
DY ORDEIt OF .MR. JAMES R. KEOAN
SALES AT AUCTION.
U. Si FURLIC AUCTION 8ALE.-Salvage
Division, O. CI. S. V.. Ml Eighth Avenue,
Nw York, will sell at public auction com
mencln 10 A. M. July Kith, 1020, Ford
Ilulldlnir, 500 JncMon Ave., Lonr Island
City, an aasortment of unserviceable ma
terial and articles no longer needed hy the
Government, consisting; of chairs, cots,
kitchen utensils, jtypcwrlters, paullns,' tents,
clothing, blankets, robber boots, gloves, mat
tressea and other articles. Particulars on
application to Off!Or-ln-CharKe, Salvage
Division, 300 JackJon Av Long Island
City, N. Y.
las'
ft
I IfMlFREE CIRCUS
QpWiVCi ChUdrai en, Weekly
C$M.YttLHO Altornojn wlti Pamati
Champagne of Today
, Extra Biy
GOLD TOP
DRINK Vintage CHAMPBLANC.
Sparkling, "Extra Dry." The natural
product of the vine, aged as of old and
fully developed by expert wine makers.
Exclusively the vintage of aristocratic
diners; '
At your dtaltr, Uadint tltls, rtttavranis and tluh.
THEO. J. SMITH CO., Inc. Distributors
503-Jth Ave., New York, N. Y.
-n- ivat ir i-u -it i
AMUSEMENTS.
America's roremort Theitres J: IIIU.
Direction of I-oo ami J. J. SYibirt.
Winter P.. rJ.n M'wayJkflOth. Bret. 8.
winter uarden Mt.TiiM..T7iurs..flt.2.
SIATINKK TO-DAY AT 2.
Cinderella on Broadway
o.U'U11" Pro,llctl'"' Sun-llerald.
SUNDAY NIQHT Usual 8tar Concert
Atop Century Theatre
Dlnlne; & Danclnir In Open 0.30 On,
CENTUnY PnOMnNADE nEVUB AT 0
MIDNIGHT ItOU.N'DKllS AT 11:30
2 DirFERENT MUSIOAb mODUCT'Nf
Sun. Night 2 Star Concerts gajfl
Beginning TUESDAY EVENING. JULY 27.
"POOR LITTLE RITZ GIRL"
With Andrew Tomhra. and others.
HEATfl ON HALF. TO-DAY.
CENTURY 61d.Cent.Paik Went. Eva.8:lS
PLORODORA
Evs. COOOnnrt C.f. mo. rtn .. a. nn, ?nn ..
S1.0O; (100 at Mc- others at $2.i0 and'$.1.nO
BOOTH 1'h''h- "th,W. or n'trar. nrs.S:ll
UW1" Mlts. Wed. & Sat. 2:30.1
Sr NOT SO LONG AGO
Broadhurst Then w- uth Bt' Eva.sao
I'lJiuiruterWa'VV fll-nlth (.'ontriuo.ia.'-Tlmfa.
Come Seven!
' inch tn liuii:or"i
;. ir,.ff.f. I
DtHimt hucrts.'
Commrrrial.
GENUINELY FUNNY." ZTrf. Sun.
"A Dellehtful All- I " 'Comn Km en' Is A
Colorni Comedy." REAL NOVELTY."
me. iiloif. l lire. Mail.
"Keeps tiie nam Hu,it-y Tsirtugnoui
the Whole Ewnlas."-. T,iram.
rsora oayes nrn-nav. the ;io
Coolest Thea. In Ton.MU.Ved. U Rat. 2:30
"22
c-tniOHiS oiCGEjt nwiCAu hit
LAST 0
UlEATRK GUILD'S
Cnattal Fvcetu
TIMES.
JANE CLEGC
Uy KT. JOHN KKVINB.
MAT. TO-DAY. REST SKATS J2.00
C.trrtA 35th,nr.n'way.Mt.Today & Sat.
uarnui (lriMer I.m. I3:S(. Even. R'30
PI AYHD! JJC,4lli.K.orU'way(Kvs.fl30
7 LAF5 in Z'4 HOURS
ARTU ST Tlipa..iir.U'way.Eva8aO.I3t7tl
to 1 n J I . Mats- To-day A Sat. 2:30. ITlme
THE STORM
SPI WVM Theitre. W 42d St. Kvs.SttO.
ocit 111 m Sit HM.tottrm
with ED. WYNN. "Tlie Perfect Fool."
Little Theatre SJ&
Ev. S:30.
Mats. Sat. A Wed. 3:30.
CMILY 8TKVKNH
NORMAN TREVOR
O. I'. HEGC.IKIn
"Foot-Loose'i
Hy ZOK AK1NH. Author of "DECLAS9EK
Tickets for above Theatres on sale at
McBRIDE'S
AT
50c ADVANCE
ONLY
"OOINQ SOME," Rex
ueacna vjomeay, jonn
Cumberland In "Tho
Unconventional Malda
nnvnmnl" Rttvrnt.
AMUSE- P..L Ona. West
i.aiwuuw menT " 130 St. Kerry
r
Ilcat of &U. Manv PrM Attrnrtlnna
hoa Water. Surf DathltiK. Now- Upon.
HOTELS AND EESTAURANTS.
THE
TOURAINE
9-11 East 39th Stroot
New York City
An apartment hotel cater
ing to patrons who desire
exclusive surrpundings.
Furnished and unfurnished
apartments on yearly lease.
Several desirable furnished
apartments by the year or
shorter period."
Restaurant a la Carte.
A. It. 8MITH, rrop
Formerly of tha St Regis.
Hotel Narragansett
Broadway at 01th St.
A high-class Hotel catering to a Select
Clientele.
Sulla of I to 4 Rooms ani Bath
By Week. Month or Year
TIUN8IENT ACCOMMODATIONS.
Personal Management of, FRANK A
IISTELER. formerly of tho Hendrick Hiwt. 1
eon and The Chatsnorth.
Tahle d'Hote and a In Carte nesta.trant
Telephone 9300 Itlrrrflde.
HOTEL MONTAGUE
1M-I0I MONTAGUE ST.. BROOKLYN.
DESIRABLE COOL OUTSIDE ROOMS
7 minutes from Wall St. 3 minutes to all
subways.
At Clark St., Court St., Borough Hall
Sub. Stations.
Leases and Reservations now being
made. 1, 2 and 3 rooms and bath.
Transients 93.00 per day and up.
OWNER MANAGEMENT. PhoneMaln3BI3
West ftth Street, Next to Firth Arenoe.
Near Washington Square.
American and European Plan. Apart
ments 1, 2 and .1 roonn. Attractive
Summer rates. INDUCEMENTS FOR
YEARLY LEASES.
F. W. .HATFIELD.
GREAT NORTHRl
IKlTHOl
CRuiND,
HOTEI- llKWest 57 SI.-
HOTEL NETHER
BUI Are. at S3 Si.
Tho West Sldo holds listed billow
residential section of Mow York city,
me magnincent uucison uiver. ah
comprising tho subway, Lv-surfaco cars and tho Fifth avenue buses, B-llch
make all parts of tho city roadlly accesslblo. These hotels aro partllTljly
nnn niivn in viRirnra in rvnw lrnrir nv
eoaxBisiaciiB
There re t few apurtmenti thit we
teste every year to thoie who with to
mike the Hotel Btllecliire their perma
nent home during the fall end wintir.
The'dtmsnd this year i unututl
thertfpre we tdviie our friends to set
quickly if they with to negotitte leiici.
Robert D. Bhdunan, Proprietor.
iniiii;!iniiPii!iBi!igii!niiiiiPiDn
rcMi.:iiJB!ii.TBlL;i!llJsililiIi:ilJiriiJBLlSllMi:J!J
THE CLENDENING
ie wrtST leinn btrcttt
AT EXPRESS BURWAY BTATION
Appealing to permanent and transient
guests seeking a hotel with a genutna
liomellxo atmosphar ln a fine rest
denllal aectlon, yet only 12 minutes
from Times Square,
Flnsle Room wttneot bath IIJ50 11.00
Hlnrle Room private bath 3.0 I1.no
rarlor, Bedroom, prlrat bath, 11.00
and M.OO
rbone Academy 3510
rlllBUHIICIliniBiliaiBlIlIll
Hotel Harg rave
1 106 to 112 West 72nd St
300 Rooms- 2C0 Baths.
Absolutely fireproof.
;i 1 Delightful location, one block from 73d
g st. antfanoo to Central Park,
a Ileiionable rates.
i EXCELLENT RESTAURANT.
amiunwQi;as:!iS!i!!iBiii!!an;ira!;niB!:iiimii;i
BlflfBII!3B3llBiBliaBJ!3Bli1!lQl1B;ilWXlBI
g Botel San Remo
Central Park West, T-itli-Stli Su,
Facing Central I'ark'a nio.it pictur
esque Inke.
Especially attractive during the
Spring and Bummer months to visitors
to New York, Illustrated booklet.
Ownership management.
EDMUND M. DRENNAN.
sTOBEMilEBCllBEllBl'BMBTOBJICBa.Blgl
Manhattan Square
SO to M West 7-tIl St.
Teeing Mmcum of Natural Illitory.
Special Summer Rates
Newly Redecorated.
SUITES AVAILABLE
Tor Immediate or Fall Rental.
FurnWhrd or CnfnmUlied.
HOins AND RESTAURANTS,
Broadway, 85th to 86th St.
Subway Station nt KSth Street Corner,
NKW YORK
VargtH and Most Attractive Mtdtotcn
and Thtatrts.
For Transient or Permanent Residence.
FnrnlMied or I'nfurnhhrd Suites.
All the Comforts anil Advantages of the
Best New York City Hotels at Attrac
tive Rates.
TRANSIENT RATES FOR HI Till! It
ONT. OH TWO PERSON'S.
ROOMS WITH PRIVATK RATH,
$ rr.it HAY UP.
Parlor. Ilcdroom and Rath, 97 Per Day Up.
RESTAURANT OF HIGHEST
STANDARD AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
RESORTS.
New England.
Tour New England
1VIU5REVKR YOUR INTEREST
LIES, EITHER IN MA'INIFICKNT
SCENERY, REVOLUTIONARY LORE.
MAMMOTH WAR INDUSTRIES OP
WW. OR JUST A 0001) VACATION
WITH MOTORING OVER SPLENDID
ROADS THE DELIGHTFUL CI.I
MATE, .VEIP ENGLAND WILL ri.EAHE
YOU. WAYSIDE INNS, MODERN CITY
HOTELS AND GREAT RESORTS OF
FER EVERY FORM OF COMFORT
AND RECREATION.
Bend for free Illustrated road map
h colors.
"New England Tours"
published by the NEW ENGLAND
HOTEL ASSOCIATION, comprising over
two hundred of the best hotels and resorts.
WILLIAM M. KIMBALL. Secretary,
Draper Hotel. Northampton, Mass.
New Cnnland Vacation Land
Booklet of hoti1'!, boardlD-hooiss snd esmps ihoqb.
or writs Vttttlon Dsresu. room I0SI. Rallnad
mm
lldlBg,
xiiw uatsd, iooa. alum region prsrerrto.
Rhode Island.
the leading Hotel of
Block Island, Rhode Island
Mr. II. E. Lansing will recelra lnqulrlsa
dally. 3 to t P. M.- HOTEL IMPERIAL.
PLIMPTOfl HOTEL ACN&.
WATCH HILL. R. I. NOW OPEN.
A. D. CUSniNG, Mgr.. New York.
Office. 1180 U'way. Tel. Madison Bq. 4TS.
Tri Imnnria! Narrangansett Tier, R.I,
1 ne imperial. , Oalbrey. Mer.
U U9JIX BltDIDOM, VCTmpnT.
I ctttbelaieshot WHtvf, tiafls&tf. ocarina
'forma, fonewd, moantiin frails. 200 mites
H COilAarAUVIX.UwWSitote S3
New Hampshire.
BRETTON WOODS
WHITE MOUNTAINS, N. II.
The Mount Pleasant. Opens June 18, closes
October 1. C. J. DUNFIIY, Mgr
The Mount Washington. Opens July 9,
closes October 14. O. J. ROOT, Mgr.
For booklet and Information address Hotels.
Connecticut.
nitaAVUntlCE Woodmont-on-Soond.
C,l,IuAI nUUSL. Large, cool rooms, spa
clous verandas, overlooking water; city con
veniences; excellent table.
G. W. PORTER v
Country Charm with City Comtorts
EDGEWOOD INN aRSICU'
FREDERIC A. PRINCE, Managing Owner.
Telephone: Greenwich 17M.
WM Ojitf afrvmlnatN K
9SP . a. SB 1
v;
ore. all situated In the most de&irjiblo
botween beautiful Central Pails and
means of transit are of tho vcry.fust,
i nnon iaa ruin nnrm nnnni s.ni
HOTEL ST. ANDBi: !!
Uroadwny at 72nd Strii r
SKX9 VORK, I
ALL TRANSIT I.INIM l'AS8.
JJUUIl.
Suites Available 'for Immedlat) find
Fall Occupancy.
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HOTEL ALEXANDRIA
50 W. 103rd M. New York.
2 Doors West of Broadway, at
Express Subway Station.
All Outside Airy Rooms, overlooking
the Ueautlful Hudson.
Coolrnt location In the City.
A few Apartments to aublel for
Hummer Months.
S. L. ROOT, Mg. Dir.
iianiiiDniBiiiiiiaiacii'BiiQiKiBiiicQiiiKB,
Hotel Marseilles.
Broadway at 103d Street,
New York
Subway I'.iprrm Station.
"A Hotel of Distinctiveness and Refine
ment" Delightfully located between Riverside
Drive and Central Tark.
Tn minute" by Hubwav to 42rt Street, and
Twenty mlnuten to Wnll Street.
Delightful Dining Room and flrlll.
A la Carte and Tnblr iVHntr Senlce.
Reservations Now Being Made.
M. P. Murtha, Manager.
SMiiiiia!ii,KJB:!riiBi:au!iti,si.iu.;:;ei.iiii!:!aujea;'U
ua fj
NEW FIREPROOF
I Hotel Robert Fulton 8
tJ6-JSft 71st litre rt West g
EXCLUSIVE
H Rate 14.00 per day and up for M
Iq one or tiro persons. 5j
Ll Attracttr rte stan rant
.UOut.
EBlBCIllBEIIBElEiaiiaZaElCBCJBCaSIfBffllJBrS
IIOTKL MAJESTIC.
Central I'ark West at 72nd St.
RESORTS.
Lnnr Inland.
W i 4 W
Garden City, Long island.
A a tsctuslvs American plaa botel wltH a
i la nrte restaurant for uioiaruti.
Nauhelm llattis.
Ftcefent 18-Hoie Golf Cetrris Free to Go sets
iHQurot alrctrlc tralm fron Pena. HiiHeJ
J. J. LANN1N CO., Props.
"J'lIK UllSOUT IDEAL"
THE POGGATTICUT
SHELTER ISLAND HEIGHTS
(and Reach), L. I.. N. Y.
OPENS JUNE 20TH.
TWO OOCF COURSES, 91 HOLES
R. R. Phelps. Mgr. A. T. Throop, Asst.
Mgr. Winter Con. Royal Polnciana,
Palm Beacb.
Bonalra.
Pmtcbogue, L.
On high ground on Great South Bay,
Climate, Liienisn, tnyironment.
Modem ImproTtmehta. Booklet. W. RILBY.
K. Y. rso. Hotel MoAlpta. id Mltl- U'dajj.
THE CASINO AND nUNGALOWS
Saltalre. L. I. Fire Island Uracil.
Boating, Bathing, Fishing, Tennis.
Write for prices. E. It. PATRICK.
THE JEFFERSON,
Under new management,
on Great South Bay.
Rates 920 ft week.
Week-end parties accommodated.
J. J. BUCKLEY.
' Westchester.
BRIARCLIFF MANOR, N. Y.
AN IDEAL LUNCHEON RUN.
34 Miles up file Hudson.
New York.
MOUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE
Stamford, N. Y., in the Cntikilb.
Capacity 100; finest location; very home
like excellent cuisine; orchestra, danoln?,
golf, swimming pool; rooms en suite, with
or without private bath. Write for terms
and booklet. CHAB. E. MqcKILLIP.
BYRAM LAKE HEALTH FARM
MOUNT KISCO. NEW YORK.
When 111 or convalescent or In need of rest
or recuperation. Ideal location; table sup
plied exclusively by farm produce. Resident
physician.
The Diicriminating Only Irm'tod
THE THOMPSON, HOTEL
LAKE MAnOPAC, N. Y.
Now Open. Finest location. Select. Ex
cellent accommodations. Superior Cuisine.
Unsurpasssd Boating, Fishing, dolf. Tennis.
Ac. State Road. Booklst.
KMSR80N CLARK, Trop. L. J. CARB. Mgr.
CATSKILL SHAWANGUNK
MOUNTAIN ASSOCIATION
For travel map and general lnfi
Uoa
address Secretary. Kingston. N.
HAPPY DAYS
ORANGE LAKK TARK. NEWBUROtt, N. Y.
Dancing. Boating, Bathing, FlshWv.
Church and Cluh excursions InYlga.
UNITED STATES HOT
SARATCOA BPRINC1S. N. Y,
Lr.IAND 6TERRY,
Of tha Breakers, Talm Beaclw
Grand Union Hotel, Harntega BpnnglJ(. y.
Tne rsimueicnni me nonn.
Mltzen-Top Hotel antt Cottagss, laisVLr. M.
Y. Bookings. P. II. NOLAN. UK0 BrsTdway
SUNSET PARK DOT.
HAINES FALLS. N. Y.
THOUSAND ISLAND HOCSU, Alexni
Bay. N. Y. The Venice of AmertatL
S3
4!
RESORTS.
New Tork.
EB!l!liBI BI"Blig
Comider the
(IfilTCaSATINC AIR
MAGNIFICENT TlEWSt
COMFORTABLE
ACCOMMODATIONS
ijthe
Silskill Mountains
reached by
THE ULSTER & DELAWARE
RAILROAD
when planning your summer 'vacation.
Through trains from New York in
connection with West Shore R. R.
Direct connection it Kinrtton Point
villi itesniers of tho Hudson Rlrer
Day Line.
Lilt of Hotels end Boarding Homes
Reviled for the Seiton of 1920 will be
tent free on requeit.
T. W. FLEMMINCf rsffielMsnsger.
Kingiton, N. Y.
m
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HOTEL MARION
LAKE CEORGE. N. Y.
76 Miles (rom Albany, Directly en the
Lake Front, alio State Rosd from Lake
George Village to Bolton Landing.,
Capacity, 300- Gueitj Write Sendee.
With or without Private Baths.
Open June to October Adjoining New
Country and Yacht Club Fireproof Game.
Booklet Frj;. JOSEPH H. MARVEL
imiiiimiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiimi
PAUL SMITH'S HOTEL
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS
COMTLETKLY lCQCIPPtlD COTtAcBS
rOU RKNT.
Also Housekeeping Camps Along Lower 8L
Regis Lake.
PAUL SMITH'S HOTEL COMPANY,
PAUL SMITH'S, N. Y. SI. I'. Whelan, Mgr.
The 0-te-sa-ga
On Otsego Lnko
Cooperstown, N. Y.,
Open Till Septembor 20th.
ON THE EMPIRE TOURS.
STAMI-ORD-IN THE CATSUIIJJj-N. Y.
In lleaullfol ClmrcliUI Park.
NOW OPEN.
New Ownership. Now Management.
ISO ROO.MS. ?3 IIATIllKHIlr SI!ITR
Golf, Tennis, Uoutlhg, Outdoor Serlnunlne
Pool, Etc.
Orchestra. Daily Concerts. Dancing.
FRANK WKIlIlF.lt, Manager.
CHURCHILL HALL,
STAMFORD IN THE CAIAKILLS N. y.
NOW OPEN.
New Ownership. Njw Management.
SS0 Roor.1. 100 Bathroom Suite.
Orehetra. Dally Con;esit. Daaclaa.
Golf Course. Tennlt Coui. Clubhouse.
Outdoor Sivlmmlnc I'ool, Etc.
H. II. JIASE. Mnnnglng Director.
5TAMFORD, N. Y.
IN-THE-CATSKILLS
Infnrmatlonand booklet. Chamber of Commerce
ASHOKAN, N. V. Ashokan Inn, Just opened;
large, airy rooms, excellent tabln; tourlata
accommodated. O. HUC5UENIN. rhono 0 FO:
New Jersey.
THE MONMOUTH r
SPRING LAKE, N. J.
Announces nn exclusive
. AERIAL SERVICE
Between New York and Spring Lake.
EVERY WEEK-END.
The Aemmarlne Navy II. passennor en.
closed cabin cruiser will leave Cotumbla
ncht Club, Mth St. and Hudson River
every Saturday nt 1 I. M arriving at
THE MONMOUTH
nt 1:30. providing ample time for golf,
a refreshing sea bath, dinner and the
week-end ball.
Returnlne. leave Tl'm Mnnnii, xr.
day at 7:2.1 A. M., arriving Now York J
at 7:M. or Information apply I
Aeromarine Navigation Co.
1802 Times BIdg. Phone Bryant -1303. i"
Or
FRANK C. MOORE, Mgr,
Tho Monmouth,
Spring Lake, N. J,
J
Rock Spring House
r- O
wageweod, rf J. Accom. 40.
Modern Imps., nlco rooms, best tsifi board,
fresh eggs. milk, butter, regetables. own
"""-. naming, xuh-
WM. IOTHTER, Prop.'
HOTEL BUCKINGHAM,
AVON-HY-THE-81U. N. 3.
NOW OPEN.-Most Ideal moderVtsiy prlosi
hotel on Jersey coast, aunarh in of.f.li'TV
location and butslne; under unriuctdu
cartful management of Ifr. Jr. B. LUCAS.
PUDDING STONE INN
Successful Week Ends. Open all vear EV.M
a. M. YINCtNT. liSau! a.' jf
SAGAMORE
New ownership and management. n'no.
Ttted. Ideal location. Frtnoh cutstnt.
ANOELO BOaNBTTT.
FOREST -UOC9H,
it Miles from
Onjy7lotslkcn
Lake Front.
J. BINSWAN
vANQBR,
Phon Netcong
2W,
BEIJIAR.
THE CAjRLETON.
N. -J.
0; rates 929-931
W. EL STOILsC
single. 943-983 2 ln room.
THE LUNYrMOR BW&clL
.. HAVENSWOOD INN.
Delightfully situated on Sunset LaJce.
Cans.
WD suanagtment and patronage. Booklet,
u. ujuuAji, uwcsr-Aianager.
THE IJUENA VISTA.
BEI.HAR. N. J.
O. WILUS LEONARD.
DtCTUR:
ESQUE A Dellrhtful rtain.l
fleaiunr .N J Always uool
Writs Boro Clsrk
UTEIg) the summer at Lake Hopatetag,
Atlantlo City.
-CONTINENTAL -
s. running water In rooms;
' Mf terries,
in. 94.00 up dally; aptclal
eieritor; excel
Ajarjrican clan.
STHlly rates. Booklets. Garacs
M. WAUIII mniniu
1 1. Charles Flact and Beach. Capacity IML
U. GRAHAM, lormerly ot tht rrlaosaa.
THE WILTSHIRE
Virginia At. and Beach. Cap. 3S0. Private
baths, running water, elevator, Ac. Amer. plan.
SAMUEL ELLIS. Owner. N.J.COLLINS,Mgr
JTIIE AMBASSADttt .Mlantlo City's Newest
I and Most DlsUocUrc Ilotcl,
7 '
iww i
RESORTS.
Allanllo City.
ROYAX mtA
Lm HOTElCOTtjMM.
ntTOULlAWSENEIITS
SB
"Coelest and Uast Attractlie Location.". '
HOTEL ESPLANADE.
WHOLE DIATCK ON OCEAN FRONT.
Boston to Sovsrelgn Aves., In exclusive
Chelsea section. Ideal Family Hotel.
Capacity BOO: fresh and sea water bath,',
private and publloj also every complete ApV
Dolntment: modern hydro-tlieraneutla denarl
man, , K MA ,a . nfa... ...... It. .'lit..
walk and Ocean; Orchestra; dancing; auto
bua meets trains; booklet; ownership direc
tion. W. F. 8IIAW.
kg Uwa, 71 BtU mqm wlia ibowm iw suf ksiasrs.
FrirtU wr la bestk. Is1so1ts poccliM mmm UII roess.
Kl. lights sal nualsg l" lamais. Trlntm Utks.'
OKbunuJaads. Annricm Ua spidlri IH
wUr. Iare pUa ll.SO op rirprao
Cutf. BnUm. Fboiu 1210. Vas. U. Usslsll.
If. f
93.C0 up Dally. Special Weekly. Amer. Mn
ELBERON
&riruror A uosx. ToaiesSM Av. nr. JjeaShr.
RUNNING WATER IN ROOMS
AflanficCtfyi&fhe
JlBBT LOCATED POPULAR-PRICED HOTEU
N ETH ERLA N D S "aS&JE:
NEW YORK AV. Bathing Privileges f romHotel
Capacity 400. Elevator, private baths, run
lu.nc water ln bedrooms. Dance Floor. New
'ures. American plan (with meals).
93 -M up dally. Special weekly.
AUGUST nUHWADBL. Proprietor.
PRINCESS Sou,h Carolina Ave. and Beach,
""'"""lltlck, steel and stone construc- r
tlon. Running water In rooms. Elevator.'
Moderate rates. Booklet mailed.
PAUL O. ROSECRANS. Owner a Proprietor,
Asbury Park. '
NEW MONTEREY
NORTH ASBURY PARK, N. J.
The Resort Hotel Pre-Eminen t
DIRECTLY ON THE OCEAN
American Plan Capacity COO
Famous A la Carte Grillroom
Dally Concerts and Dancing
Brokerage Office
Sherman Dennis, Manager
BRUNSWICK
The Leajjtnf l tym ,
MOHGAN & PAHflONtv., .
Asbary Park
HOTEL ALBION
Beach Front Botel
Ttunnln water ln every room:
private '
tSENW
baths, elevator; oap. 300. E. D. TOWNI
OCEAN HOTEL
Asbury's newest and leading hotel: rooms
tn suits, with baths: running water and long
distance telephone In all rooms; American 1
plan. EWEIX ft CRAWFORD. ' :
PLAZA HOTEL
Asbury Park, N. J. Only European Plan Ho-,;
tel. On the Ocean Front. Running Water In
Every Room. JAS. KELSKY. Prop.
BRISTOLW-HILVARD
DIRECTLYW OCEAN FRONT
KENTUCKY
First av.; 3 minutes frojn
ocean; excellent table,
large rooms; white eec-
vlcer new management. FISH t GRAVES.'
HOTEL COLUMBIA .
Asbury Park, N. J. CapadtyWO. Ocean front.
Booklet. W. HARVEY 0
JUAJLD. UWMr Si HI
:grwi
Norwood Hall Ocean Block 1
Asbury Park. 91.50 and up dally; 920'' up
weekly. Exceptional table. White service..
err it? imtD
309 3rd Ave.
Furnished
I I1U nutu rooms and board; dayor
if1
week; reasonable; 3 blocks from ocean.
THE FLORIDA 0cetn end of TUl
paclty 100. M. E. APf LEOATE.
AUDITORIUM HOTEL
All outside rooms. Geo.H.Cornlsh.Owner A Hf r. J
ThBWELLINGT0No1 ."Sgirf 55
Beach Haren.
HOTELBALDWIN
Ocean Grove.
THE MAJESTIC
ClrecUy on the beacb,
Psvator strvlce. CLEMENT A OLltirEjrf
. SURF AVENUE, HOUSE. 1'
One block to Ooean and Anhnrv t...
Modern home cooking. Booklet. Eldrldgt BraS.lf
SEASIDE HOTEL.
Directly on ocean front. All gutst nn1
Overlooking sea. CHARLES STOCKTON.
rUAl CAHTI70:,t.n &0 Bath avsj
Vlinitl Vn I Grixing ocean,.
B. W. EHLERS.
xWHtili Booklet. L. J, nUSSELL.
STRATFORD HALL
t Mala ar. C. B. HOCICET.
Lake nopatcoog, N. J,
ALAMAC
IN TUB MOUNTAIN'S.
On Lake Hopatcong; Mouat Arlington, N". J. '
All moaern conyenisncts. t ine tal-ie. i.
Oolf. Fishing. Bathing. Thrntrc.
MACK LATZ, CO., Managing Owners, rJ
Buana Vista Bertnt'S. J
A Dls tlaettra Summar aad Au tumi 1
A strictly medern bottl with rxc '
tabls and atrrtct. Altltudo 2.t) i
Splendid roads: golf tennis, e-c
Will Bemaln Open Until i iulin
.Tolin J.VHMoB. Mi
SM Acres ea Delaware River. -
All amusemonts; sama proprietor ior i
years. Two hours, Erie, Matamoras, Pike''
Co.. Pa . .
CASTLE INN,
DELAWARE WATER GAT, PA. f
Motorists' Paradise. American or European
Plan. Fireproof Hotel and Garage. Running
Water. Private Baths. Golf: Daneante: Movyi
In "pictures: Booklet. T. T. DOLnEY.' "
Dlinlllinnn lUU Shawnee-on-Delaware,Pa.
bUOrVnUUU inn jdeal Country Hotel of
America. .
BUCKWOOD INN COMPANY.
(R. B. WORTHINOTON. Pros.) , '
CENTRAL HOUSE, wata'
Bend for booklet. JOS. II. GRAVES. Fron,,
Canada.
Delightful. Vacations in panada
Along Canadian National Raltwri-s. Asa
F. A. YOUNO, Gen. Agt., 1320 txiolworUI
Bldg, Ntn York City.
LEXINGTON
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fro Ullllsa Dellu PUr, Rm1 i.yt mm tmtt Ultv. Is
FennsTlranla.
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