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ARMY .
; irABHINOSoN, !" . -The Wsr De
' futrlmint Issued the following armr orders
t6-dayt
r national nr.itn.
1 Irt.t Artillery.
rirl Unit. V. A. I.obmlller, 137th F. A.
. tlnd.l, resignation nrceniert.
Cant, f. A. Riepplnger, 10.1.1 Ammunition
' Train r,). honorably discharged.
Cant, F. .1. Wahlnelm (111.), resignation
an tpted. i . ,
C1. M. W. McBrlde. 13lth Machine Our.
fiattallen (Ind.), resignation accepted.
elecend I.leut. C, U. Itsstlsn. 123d II. F. A.
Ult.l, resignation airepied.
. aWcnnd Ueut. C. It. Eaves, 123d F. A.
4111.1. niltnallAn accented.
SCond I.ltUt. II. M. Ilmlri, lMd
tjtll.l. reelenallAn accented.
F. A.
rfrt Utut. C. II. Myall. 153d
H. F. A.
(II!,), resignation accepted.
Infantry.
AMOlfltraent st Kecond Utut. J. P. Mor
rhwy (Neb.) ! nnouncdi report' to
Thirty-fourth Division.
ftealgnatlnn at Capt. J. I'. Vorrlssey (Neb.)
arcspted.
gleond Lieut, n. U Itubbelt. Intth Intan
try fPa.), to Watertown (Maes.) Arsenal
far .duty.
QMrierntaeler Corp".
' Cant., J. ft. McDonough IN. T.), from pres.
1 tltiB- In famn (treenleaf. Oeorcla.
Juartermaater-Sergeant N. I. Nlrkolt
tS
(anointed aa Flitt Lieutenant.
He Will
ttT
pert to Forty-tint Division for duty.
Sf jwllraj l imi.
A aenolntmsnt ot rtrt Utut. W,
C.
Itnuoll l announesd. II will report to
Thirty-seventh Division, Camp Sheridan,
AifDama,
i Veterinary Corp.
' Jka Ihductlon Into Federal eervlee of See
end Lieut. F. Hallar (Mo.) If neraby
aooflrmed. To Camp Doniphan, Okla
homa, for duty.
Mleeellaneaus. ;
1 ffkaaa nromollons, appointments and as
1 algnaaents aro announced: (
I 0. Koaiell and II. 1. Kerrle (Ga.); First
..., v. ... iai,iiri a 0uuu .ieut.
B. Wi Hopson (Fla.); Second Lieut. Mal
vern Hill 0.. all to 10(th Headquar
tors and Military Police; Klret Lieut. H.
T. Ppe, O. It. C, to 106th Engineers
1 rain.
i To be Second Lieutenants Second Lleuts.
, J. NVPeebles and T. II. Hart, O. 11. C,
11 ivetn r.ngineers train, ncrgie. .1. 11.
"Wilkinson and t. B. Aihe, and Pergts.
Vlrst 'Class W. K. Dunklin and V. A.
Beektrlth. to 10th Ammunition train,
fftiee offlcem will report to Commandlnt
(lenerel Thlrty-flret Division, Camp
TVkeeler, Georda, for astlpiment to
, thslr ortanltatione.
Vrt retlgnstlon of First IJeul. H. F.
Walker. 111th Ammunition train (Ky.)
. I accepted.
KEG i:l AR A RUT.
Infantry.
Iswoi abaence ten days (ranted Majar
. Carroll Badcet.
(4va abaenc five dayi (ranted Becend
1 14at.eamuel If. Bemlss, fflith lafantry,
OWckamaota Park. Oi.
n realrnatlen by temporary Second
Lieut. Chester O. Day la accepted.
I'aialry.
,n fnlloalnc temporary promotions and,
aaslgnitienis are announrrd:
Te) be Lieutenant-Colonel Major a. n.
, Cemlr.
( be Majors Capli. r.olrt Blaine, .1. R.
Quektmeyor, J. 1'. Klni to Seventy-ninth
T. A.; O. 1. Conrse. Jr., to Fourth
CSV.; P. A. Robinson, to fifteenth Cav.;
- Bruca K Burch, to Ninth Cav.: Kdg-ar
m. wnitiny, k. 11. kiiioii, uuy 11. wy
wan (Q. M. C.l
n'M Captalu First I.leuts. J. W. Burke.
I to Xlaranta Cav : c. W. .lacobson, to
,w Flghtlsth F. A.; K. It. Garllck, to Tenth
Cav.i H. P. Ames, to F.lchtleth V. A.: It.
, g. Tahy. to Sixteenth Cav.; H. C. Okie,
So .Fourteenth Cav.; W. I- (Jlbson. to
, Ffrst Cav,; J. 1 Franclscus, to Seventh
Cav.l.K. J. Lee, to Sixteenth Cav.; E, P.
OoSnell. to Fifteenth Cav.
0l. Harbert J. Slorum. Thirteenth Cav..
from Ilia preaent dutlea to hie regiment
at Fort Rtley. Kanaaa.
was teata of absence granted Capt. Ter-
rU K. Price. Twelfth Cav. extended five
ears.
Field Arttlleir.
'VII raaignatlon by temporary Second
LUut-'G. C. Wallace, Taenty-flrst F. A.,
la accepted.
'ClBt Mai PonaM Holmes, Klgbtv-thlrd
F. A. Twenty-fifth Cav.) transferred to
First Cav.
Coast Artillery Corps.
' SfiSnd I.leut. G. D. Riley, by reaann of
;' disability Incident to the service, his re
tirement by the President from active
service aa a First Lieutenant Is in-
, Col. iH.i M. Ludlow, tn his home, ship ,
he' will a a.U retirement.
. Mgaal Carps. 1
FollOWIag. lo tho aviation section of the)
lanaJ 4?orna. effeetlve Aiirnsf R. 1fil?.
lCia. Junius B. Alexaader, Washington I
. . -".. .r. - . . '
aaa National Guard; Frank W. Wright,
Ori..n i-Ai Arillp.
1 9lti Lleuts. Ernest Clark; Infantry, In-
rttana National Guard; G.' C. Furrow,
Tennessee National Guard; Arthur A.
J. Saheleen. Inrantry. Kansas National
i Guard; Keeling O. Pulliam, Kentucky
National Guard.
ecoad Lieut. Frederick I. Eglln, Indiana
National Guard; Jamea I,, i'ede. tu Mor
rlaon. Va.. aviation camp, for duty.
Cant. R. n. Barnltt, to San rranclsco.
ial.. aall for Manila. P. I., on December
e. 191,, will report to commanding
General. Phltlonlne Department, ror dutv.
: tVcond Lieut, J. P. Glblln. to South San
Antonio, Tex., Kelly Field, for duty.
. ecisnd Lieuts. Luther G. Franklin and
BVL. Gilbert, aviation section, to Mor
rison. Va., aviation' camp, for duty.
Capf. Reuben H. Fleet, 'attached to the
' aviation section.
Quartermaster Corps.
Bfalor Ward Dabnay, from duty at Camp
Sherman. Ohio, to Camp Logan. Texas, I
for duly aa quartermaeter.
Ironit I.leut. T. .1. Stenhen.. from further I
duly at Camn Lewis. Washington, ta
Csjnp Logan. Texas, auxiliary remount
depot No. J55. for duty. I
Ordnance.
Vallowing from duty at Walervllet Arse
nal. Now York, to Springfield Armory,
Snrlnafield. Mass.: 1'icatinnv Arsenal.
Dover. N. J.: Frankford Arsenal. Phtla-
dslphla. Pa.; then to Camp Meade,
t. .Maryland, for duly: t
tplpt. F. A. Behounek, Ordnance Depart-
. menr; -aimnai Army; rirst j.ieuis. i
. 'Chauncey E. Doud, Ordnsnce Reserve
Jv.iCorps: F. J. Friedman. Ordnance Re-
dK'aaet Corns! ft. U. Itarrlman. Ordnance'
Unserve corps; vv vvatains. urnnance
Department, National Army; Second
Lieut, i. W. Tholan, Ordnance Depart-1
mrnt, National Army. .
Medical Corps. ,
Vajor H. P. Carter from duty at Camp i
lei. Virginia, to Camp I-ogan. Texas, for
siul a Idsprcor' of I'l'th Division.
Ueut.-Ool. F. W. Palmer from duty at K!
Paso, Tex.. Ii Unila Vista, Cal., Camp
Kearnv, for duly
(Ml. William V. Iwli, Medlcgl Corps, -to
Camp Bovvle, Texss, then lo his proper
tstlon.
Dental Corps,
t, G H Cssaday to Jefferson Bariarks.
flssourl. for duly, vhe Cant, 'iorxe I.
'unckel. then to Ills proper ststion.
st I.leut, A. It. White from duty In of-
oe'oC Surgeon-General to ew York (N.
rnvuirai supply aenoi icr amy,
Veterinary Corps.
fjsfrst Lieut Oliver A. Barber from hla !
r presanr duties to Little Rock, Ark.,
camp Pike, for duly.
Inspector-General.
tsTaJnr -Wltllam H. Cowlea from duty at
amp Logan, Texas, 10 commanding
General Fifth Division for duty.
Knglneer Carps.
Major A. H Acher to th Fourth Engl- '
liters.
Chaplain 11. A. Choulnaril from duly at
Washington Barracks, District of Co
lumbia, IIFriCF.R.S' RKSKRVF, CORPS.
Medical Officers.
folrswlng from duty at Fort Benjamin
Harrison, Indiana, to the Aviation dec- ,
tln. Signal Corps, at the camps sped- I
fled: .
CSrite. N S rinvls Jd. Camp Wadswnrlh; I
W.. X ltppndahl Camp Custer; G. W
Heeb", Camp l.orn Te.ss; First Lleuir. 1
R. .1. It. (iatnes, Camp lievens, A W
Carlay, Csmp beuer; A, K. Csllahan,
','amn MrClellan, .Mbsin;.l B Carroll,
nsmp h nwii-r, wrnrxia; i-ennini l.nalll.
plon Camp Mor.Vrilitii, Texas, A. A,
. Dr)li, Camp Hsnt-ot-K S. .1. Klllsnn,
Camp XU; R W, Faui, Csmp Dodge,
lows: n. .T Hnnlsnd. amp Funston,
Kansas: ,(ito J Schntt, Camp Gordon,
'leorgta; E. G, Schwaix, Camp Grant,
Illinois
Following from duty a! Post-Grsdusle
Medical Si hool Nrw Vnrk. N. T to
Csirep Uplon. I.nrt Island, for duly;
JFIrst Lleuts. Maurice t.enr, Itocco M, Nlt
toll, George K. n Grady
.Jcl'erlng from dutv t Iho New Vork
rfosHCiradUfcte Medical Si hool to Annap.
flls Junction, Md., Camp .Meade, for
'1l 1
JFIrst Lleuls. Samuel Parntss, Thomas R.
Petch. Wll'.ism G. Phillips. Jr..
eVIrst Went . R. . Cunningham to active
duty, to New York N. Y.) Rockefeller
Inrtltuta for Medical Research for In
' structl-in;
"First Ueut. .n R. 'Hampton tn active duty
- A Nation Section, Salt Lake city.
Iltxb. tor duti
Cspt Bertrand n. Rldlon from duly at
Camp Onrdon, Georgia, lo Jacksonville,
Fla, Camp J. P.. Johnston, for duly,
first Ueut. Ltsllo T Ruainlaelle from duty
at Camp Greenleaf. Georgia, lo Aunlston,
Ala., .Camp MeClellan, for duty.
ORDERS
Cpt, I'onJe Pre l'tlti from duly at At
tenlonn, Pa.. 10 Wllllamsbrldae, N. T
1' P. Ilenersl Hospital .No. 1, for duty.
First 1. leu I. nick n. Ross from Ms present
duties lit Camp Lewis, Washington, re-
rort to commandlns General Camp
.enls, Washington, for duty.
First Uont ' J. A, Ktherldge la honorably
tllscharred.
First Lieut. Erwln II. Erney from duty at
the Psychopathic Hospital, Ann Arhor,
Midi., 10 Oreenrllle, n. (;., Camp Hevler.
Flrt l.ieut. Krwln ft, Schmidt from duty
at the .Neurological School. University of
I'enns) Mania, Philadelphia. In Des
Moines, la.. Camp Dodge, for dutv.
First I. kills, William II. -Noel and Kllot C.
Iu Mara from duty at Camp Zacliary
Tajlor. Kentucky, to Fort Itlley, Kansss,
tor Instruction.
First Meut. C. c. Dickinson from duty at
the Army Medical School, thla city, tn
Fort Oglethorpe, Oeorgla, Camp Uraen
leaf, for Instruction.
Following to active duly to Fort Ogle
thorpe, Oeorgla, Camp Ureenlenf, for In
struction: Malora H. J, I.I pea and T, It. Marshall,
Capt. Kidney Walker. Flret Lleuls. W.
A. Bell, Julius O. Belue, A. M. Berg
stein, J, 1,. Bryan, Julian H. Butt, 1V..C
Hurgets. Swan Burrus, K. E. Byrd. K,
It. Cammark, .lamas A. iamphell, J, II.
Chance, T. C Chapman, lloaea F.
Downs, .T. M, Dunn. a. C. Kngllsh, W. I,.
Krvln, Kliaha Farrow. N. It. Fraslec .
M. (lalllsril. Kran (I. nalbralth. Kdwlfi C
llllleaple, C. (I. Clodard, .1. c. (todbold,
Jese A. (loode, Aarcial Y.i (tnodloe, I).
C. Ilagrard. J. P. Jones. J, U. Ktssler,
W. t:. Klmbrough, Jr., It. A. I,aws, Jr.,
J. V. tester, W. f. Link. Clauilo W. Mi
Kee, Mac Mcl.endon, W. T. McMahon,
Js It, Morgan, SJtnuel Paleg, In O.
rarx. J. V. Park, K. w. PIKe, J. o. Pot
ter. (1. A. lthodes, '. J. Ilonayne. V. U.
Scharmann, A, 1'. flnilth. nayford A.
Hmlth, .1. P. Trimble, W. 1.. Woltea and
J. II. Watson.
First Lieut. Jerrard W. Coombs la honor
ably itlschsrged. '
Capt, Rimer A. Klein from duty at Camp
Taylor, Kentucky, to Greenville, S. C,
Camp Sevier, for duty.
First Lieut. Korest C. Kracaw from Fort
Benjnmln Harrison, Indiana, to the In
active list.
First Lieut, Kenton S. Stern, from duty
Fort llenjamln Harrison. Indiana, to
Port Sill, Oklahoma, Camp Doniphan,
for duty.
First Lieut. II. P. Hsnna, from duty.
Camp Oreenlraf, tleorgla, to Greenville,
S. C. Camp Sevier, for duty, i
Capt. W. C. Itelsey. from duty at Camp
Beauregard. Louisiana, to New Tork,
Neurox-Surgery School, Neurological In
stitute. Capt. Carlton N. Russell, to active duty,
Evans Dental Institute, Philadelphia,
for Instruction, then to Ayer, Mass.,
Catip Dien, for iutv.
First I.leuts. Jamea A. Belyea and K. I,.
Prmo, from duty at St. Klliabeth'a Hos
pital, this city, to Montgomery. Ala.,
. Camp Sheridan, for duty.
Major Junlua If. McHenry. from duty
with Hoapltal Unit F. Fort Farter, Now
Tork, to I.oulsvnie,.Ky.. Camp Zachary
Taylor, for duty.
Capt. Alexander N. Thomson, from duty
In office or Surgeon-Otneral. to New
York, X. T., to American Social Hygiene
Association.
Leave of absence, ten days, granted Firat
i.ieui. r w iiurns.
nI?iW . . !iV i i.Ji't -rtr. m P" " "
fled to the ciinps indicated; '
Capt It. K. Adklns. Camp Shelby, Miss , I
,o I , m n h.,m,n I1l.l(. l,nl ll, in
M. Forster. Camp Shertdsn. Alabama
Carnu I,ee. Virginia; First Lleuts.
Klbrrt Baker.' Camp Shelby, Mls.l j.slppl,
to Camp Lee. Virginia, Julian K. Gam
mon, Camp Shelb, Mississippi, tn Camp
Lee. Virginia; First Lieut. A. D. Sic
Fadden, Camp Shelby, Mississippi, to
Camp Shermsn. Ohio: First Lieut. Cart
.Mulky, from his present duties at Camp
Shelby. Mississippi, for duty nt bsse
hospital; First l.'eut. P. C. West, fiom
lils present duties at Camp Kearnv,
Linda Visis. Csllfornla, ror duty In the
bss hospital; First Lieut. B. M. Folsom,
from duty at Camp (treenlar, Georgia,
tn Linda Vista, California, Camp
Kearnv. for dutr.
Following named from duty at Fort Riley,
I Kansas, to Aer. Mass, Camp Devena,
l for duty;
First l.leuis. C. B. Edwards. B. F.. Farmer.
I I. J. Hoover, II. X. Link and Ira
J Thomas.
1 The appointment of Capt. Nathaniel Ale
llson as Major tn the Medical Reserve
Corps with rank from November :o,
1917, ia announced.
Live of absence, seven davs. granted
First Lieut. J. H. Armstrong.
First Lieut. N. D. Garnsey, from duty at
Camp Wheeler, Georgia, to hla home.
First Lieut. C. F. Stough, from active
duly. Fort Riley, Kansas, Offlvers Train
ing Camp, to active duly, to take effect
January 1, 191, at Fort Riley.
First Lieut. F. P. Sutherland, from duty at
Camp Creenleaf, Georglk, to Washing
ton, n. C, Army Medical School for In
struction. Leave absenr ten daya granted First
t.i.nt. Merton A. Parlow.
- wK t w iAr, e.nn. dmi r.mn five
Ar'kanaaa'' lo Fort Sill, Oklahoma, for
umy in oaae pospiiai.
First Ueut. H. V. Brunksr. from duty
Camp Greenleaf, Georgia, to Little Rock
Ark., Camp Pike, for duty.
Capt. E. II. Clark, from duty at Camp
Funaton. Kansas, to Waco, Tex., Camp
MacArtbur, for duty.
First Lieut. J. A. Walker, from duty at
Camp Doniphan, Oklahoma, to Okla
homa, Okla.. and report to Contract
Surgeon R. Hull, (11 American National
Hank Bulldiug. for Instruction.
Following from duty at Fort Riley, Kan
sas, to Chllllcothe, Ohio, Camp Sherman,
(or duty: '
First Lleuls. Luther Bach. A. E. Detunea.
II. M. Knudtson, C. O. Moore, E. L. Ver
million and Oranra K. Welborn.
First Lieut. A. C. Dana, from duty at Fort
Benjamin Harrison, Indiana, to hla
home.
First Lieut. A. C. Dana Is honorably dls
charred.
Following to sctlvo duty, to Fort Riley for
instruction: .
Capts. ). L. Jiarsnaii. i.uiner o. -icaen,
N. J. Shtr.da.and R. H. ald.
First Lleuts. H. M. Adklns. J. II. Baker,
C. I. nsrieaux. WV C. Bradley. W. I.
Brandon. H. C. Braahear, W. W. Brodle,
A. S. Cecchlnl. 3. T. Cook.. G. F. Cooper.
P. R. Copeland. C. F. Davis. J. C. Dona
hue. R. C. Drlpps. II. W. Bugan, F. A.
j:iders, O. I F.rlckson. W. K. Fast. R.
n. Forester. "orest F. Foster, K. F. Cox,
H. H. Harris. J. H. Hansen, H. G. Har
ris, Leo K. llaughey. M. O. .Hedge, W.
K. Hobard, G. C Johnson, Walter K.
Koppenbrlnk. Albert M. Larson, CA J.
Lawaon, S. S. Levin, C. F. Lyle. E. D.
, Mccarty. C. R. Manesa, Floyd II. Maples,
C. W. Mattlock, W. J. Mtllles. T. M.
Morrow, A. L. Murrn, R. K. Murrell,
Roy K Mvers. A. G. Naee, R. J. Owens.
J. C. Pedcn. P. S. Terrlngs. C. A. Troc
tor, M. J.sPulllam. G. W. Puroell, Her
man Ramming, J. O. Redlngton, G. F.
Rondleman, F, B. Rlcketta, O. I Rilev,
A. F. Sarver. O. E. Scboenfald, L. W.
Schrelber, M, H. Shelby. M. F. Smith.
A. R. Stone, C. C. Strlckllo. R. B. T.
Sweany. J. J. Sybenga, Robert Tlgay.
J. i. 'inompson. Pieaioo Thouii,son, ..
V. Urbsnowakl, R. S. Williams, Paul W.
Wlpperman and W. B. York.
First Lieut. Samuel H. Lvle from duty at
Camp Greene, North Carolina, to Ilo
boken, N. J., port of emarkment, for
Ca'ptftJIarenra F. M. Leldr from duty at
'amp Greenleaf, Georgia, tn Wrights
town, N. J.. Camp Dlx. for duty.
First Ueut. Walter T. Keating from dnty
at Camp Sevier. South Carolina, to Jack
sonville, Fla., Camp J, X. Johnson, for
duty.
First Lieut. P. Tl. McNabb from duty at tha
Army Medical School, 'VTashlngton. D.
.. tn Walter Reed General Hoapltal,
District of Columbia, for duty.
Veterinary Officers.
Second lieuts. Marah K Braokblll and
Charles H. Hart from tbslr preaent
duties to'Kansaa City. Mo., Quartermas
iter, 410 Scarrltt Arcade, for dut,v.
Second Lieut. D. C. Martin from his pres
ent dutlea to commanding officer auxil
iary remount depot, Camp Logan, Texas,
for duty. ,
Signal Offleors.
Second. Ueut.' L. A. Fagan. Aviation Bee
Hon, lo active duty, to Chief Signal Of
ficer. First Lteut. H. F. Duggan. Aviation Sec
Hon, to active duty, to Gardes, Ctty. J I.
Following to active duty Garden city,
I- I.:
First Lleuts. Ilsrmon C. Rortson, R. T.
Marshall and R. a. TwlUmell.
First J.t-ut Maurice O. Clearr te acttre
duty Post Field, Fort Sill, Okla.
First Lieut. W. A. Williams, Aviation Ssr-
Hon. lo ai live dutv Garden City. I. T.
Following, Aviation Section, to active duty
Taliaferro Field. Illcke. Tex.:
' First Lleuts O A Ralston. R. T. Oracle.
it, G. Shoemaker, o, p. Johnson and J.
O. Creech.
Second J.leut, W W. Williams, Aviation
Section, to active duty, to Chief Signal
Officer lor duty
Flret Ueut. Lionel K. Drew. Aviation Uo
tlcri, to artlve duty, Washington. IX C.
report to Chl'f Signal Officer for duty.
First I.leut. Vincent neoghsn tn active
iiuty. to camp Travis, lavas, rstlevlng
"Vlrst l.l-iit. s. K. Karlgan.
Promotion of following to tho grade of
Msjor, svith rank from November SI,
1917, announced:
Capts. J, A. Kick. Jamea Kelly, Irving
Deems. T. D, Bowman. T. I. Kins-. Prank
K fhuman, W. D. Hood. Z. H. Mltehill
and I.inne E, Mason.
Second Ueut. Avery TsmpklDa, Avlatten
Section, to aetlva dnty. Report to Chief
signal Officer for duty,
Major John K. Mitchell. Aviation Section.
Report to Chief signal Officer far dnty.
Second Ueut, lonard Bacon. Aviation
section, to active duty, to Chief signal
Officer.
Second Lieut. G. A. Garrs't, Aviation gen.
Hon. to active duty. Report to Chief
cunii unirsr lor quiy.
Paragraph 21, special erdara No. 11J, No
Timarr aa, jvii, eri jsvyenv virgiaia
-wu-r it- M-n-n-i iiiii 1 1 -1 1 U f ,t ...-mi .1- f 1 ''rr1'?""" 1 1 M"rMMWff '- 1 ' - l- ' ' mm Jr
amended so aa to direct First Ueula.
rtlchard Bacha Duana and Theodora
Barthan and Second Lleuts. It. B. Ban
kin and O, D. Flnlay. Jr., Aviation Sec.
lion, to report to Chief Signal Officer
for duty, '
Plret I.leute. Arthur Thomas. Roderick H.
Tall, Jr., Roland T. Inglta and c. J.
."chiller, Aviation Section, lo nrllve dutv,
Army Balloon School, Fort Omaha,
Nebraska.'
Second Lieut. R. W. Brlgss I" active duty,
lo Morrison (Va.) Aviation Camp.
First Lleuls. Jack llmrkctt, Powhattan If.
Clarke, llov Ilolilnson, Urence Kin
nalrd and F. II. Morlan. Aviation Sec
tion, in nMI ilnlv. Harden t'ltv. I,
First Lleni, II. B. lierb. Avlitloti Section.
to active duty, to (larden City, U I.
Tlrst Lieut. W II. llalley to sctlve duly,
to Morrison (Va.) Aviation Camp.
The resignation ot Capt. II. It. Sands la
accepted.
Capl. It. D. Whylock to New York, to
.Major Nicholas illildlc. Iltrj Broadway,
for duty.
tiuarlermaalrr Officers.
Capt. Chester .1. Dick, from present duties
to Camp 1-cs.an, Texss. for duty.
Capt. Taylor Helrher. from present dutla
to Camp J. E. Johnson. Florida, for duty,
Motor supply Train, Fifth Division.
Capt. .1. II. Short from his present duties
in dutv as supply officer ssnltnry trains,
Fifth Division, to Camp Logan, Texas.
Capt. D. H. Hall from his present duties lo
duty as supply officer of.ianltnry trains,
Fifth Division. Csmp l.os;an, Texas.
Capt. Charles Allen from his present duties
in Macun. Us., auxllary remount depot
No. U, Camp Wheeler.
Cant w. 11. McWIIIIams from his present
duties lo Columbia, s. c. auxiliary re
mount depot No. 313, Camp Jackson.
Capte. J. K Hodges ami W, it. llreen from
ihefr present duties to Csmp Trnvls,
Fort Sam Houston. Texss, for duty.
Cspt. O. W. Ferguson to active duly Pan-
,uu "'anal Department, Canal .one.
Capts. J. C. (loss and D. W. ONell from
present dutlos lo lUltimore (Mdl, depot
quartermaster for duty.
Cspt. A. lroy Urlmmrr, upon arrival In
tlie United statos. to Camp I-ogen,
Texas, for duly,
Capl. J. C. Benson from Ihe dutv assigned
him In psragraph li, Special Orders
No. :.
Knglneer Officers.
Cspts. D. !. Hall and .1. K. Deloach to ac
tive, duty, the Twentieth Engineers (for
estry), to American University, District
uf Columbia.
Resignations of Second Ueut. C K. Moore.
Cast, Sherman B. Clark and Capt. C. A.
Miller accepted.
Second I.leut. 1. J. Brunei from his prea
ent duties to the Seventh Engineers.
Following from duty at Port In"venworth,
Kan., to the Seventh Knglneers:
First I.leut. L. A. flresher, Rerond Lleuts.
H. P. Bejer. II. N. Brue. L. 8. Gates. F.
o. Mercer, W. It. Crangle. O. (1. Wlnnla,
Jr.. It. M. Wilson and Max II. Nlppell.
Following from aaaignment to the Twenty-
nrtn Kngineeis to tns rweniy-nmin en
gineers: Capta. W. O. Tufts, A. P. Poorman and
K. P. Kills.
First Lleuts. R. A. Keger. K. I.. Haln and
X. F. Church, Second Lleuts. J. B. I.eav
Itt. F. A. Dan forth, W. 8. Oehres, O. U.
Usylor and J. B. Metcalfe, Jr.
The reelvnatlnna nf Second I.leut. "W. P.
.McUulre. Cant. H. A. Revere Gray, First
I.leut. R. W. McCargo, Second Lieut. W.
M. B. Ixrd and Second Lieut. O. P.
tres eir aenenled.
Antiotntmejit: of ffeeond L.lent. John DeerT
as First Lieutenant with rank from De
cember 1. 1117. announced.
Firat Lieut. Marshall K. White la honor
ahlv dlsrharvari.
Wohlgemuth and Capt. H
nPp-ni,i
""'p,c ' Infanlrr
Iieui. m-iviup ,i;
B, Rrvlng
'
Second Ueut. L. A. Iavverlng, tn this city.
War Collg Division, tor out.
First I.leul. J. I.. Stensrt, tn this city,
War College Division, for dutv.
Capl. W. R. Berry, to thia city. War
College Division, for duty.
Second Lieut. C J. Mangan. to this city,
Wsr College Division, for duty.
First Lieut. Charles M. Rrov.n. to active
dutv to Havana, Cubs. Report lo
Military Attache at that pltal, for
uui as his assistant.
Dental Officers.
Following wllh Mechsnlcal Repair Shop
Units Nns. 3HI snd so:, respe, tivoiv. io
New York, N. Y.. on offlclsl buslnesv.
then to their proper' elation: I
Firat Ueut. E. Ryan, Firat Ueut. It. E.
Petterson.
First Lteut. A. W. Odell, from dutv at
Camp Cody, New Mexico, to Danes, iti.,
Love Field, for duly.
First Lieut. W. II. Rlrbsrdson. from his
present duties to Phliadeipnia. r.vans
Dental Institute, then to this city, Sur
aeon. General, for duty. I
First I.leut. J. W. Snder. from his pres.
nt duties tn Annapous junauon.
rmn Mearl... fnr dutv.
First 1 jeut. W. H. McDonsld. from further
duty at Fort Itlley, Kansas, to the Com-
manaing urncer oi iiihv pn,i ir
with 13th Cavalry. .
First Lieut. H. G. Hervilt, to artlve duly
lo.WUllsmsbrldge. New York. V. S. A
General Hospital No. 1 for duly.
Firat I.leut. .(. D. Stone, from duty at
Evans Dental Institute. Phlrad'lphla to
Base Hospital No. Sf, Jefferson Hospital.
Field Artillery Officers.
Cst-t. Ralston Fleming, tn this city and
report to the Chief War College Divi
sion for duty.
Ordnance Officers.
First Lieut. 11. McClelland, to acHve duty
and. report to Chief of Ordnance for
duty. .
Second Ueut. T D. Both all, Jr., to ac.
tlvo duty nnd report lo Chief of Ord
nance for duty. ,
Second Lieut. S. I- Lyon to active, duty
and report to Chief of Ordnance for
duty. . .
Second Lteut. J. M. Page to acllve duty,
to Aberdeen proving ground, Maryland,
for dutv.
Capt. J. W. Davidge to active dnty and
report to Chief of Ordnance for duty.
Leave of absence, two days, granted First
Ueut. . O. Ilraoiey.
First Ueut. It. J. Welch appointed acting
qifsrtermaster for the time, he may re
main on his present duties.
Second Ueut. William Kerr to active duty,
report to Chief cf Ordnance for duty.
Tlret Lieut. Setrak K. BoysJIan. from duty
In ortice oi unlet or urunance in nis
home.
NATIONAL A BAIT.
Infantry.
Major C. I J?ampeon. resignation accepted.
First Lleuti A. n. Argaud to War Coleg
Division. Washington, for duty.
Major G. W. Edaerly to Eighty. aeeond Dl
vialon. Camp Gordon, Georgia.
Lesve of absence for ten dsys granted
Major If. Harris.
Second Ueut. A. O. K Guerard to War
College Division, Washington, for duty.
Yield Artillery.
Second Ueut. E. 1,. McKlnney, trees th F. A,,
from duty at Camp Hancock, Georgia, to
Camp Dlx, New Jersey.
First Ueut. P. Hlbhon to War Colleg.
Division, this city, for duty.
Major F. A. Rugglas, resignation as tem
porary Major ot cavalry, Regular Army,
announced. s
Veterinary Corps.
Following from preaent dutlea to camps In
dicated for duty:
Major C. Nockolds to Camp Kearney, Cali
fornia; Capt. A. K. Donovan to Camp
1.4 wis, Washington: Capt, G. II. Koon
tn Camp Gordon. Georgia, Capl. R. a.
Seeley to Camp Logan, Texas; Capt. P.
H. Fulstow relieved from prosent wutle.s,
report tn auxiliary remount depot, Camp
Logan, Texas.
San Mary Corps.
Opt. H. F. Bronson to Camp Upton. New
Tork, for duly.
Firat Ueut. J. T. Boyd, Jr.. to this city,
reoort to Surgeon-Generel,
First Lieut. J. Krall tn Camp Josepn E.
Johnston, Florlds, for duty, I
First Lieut. J. Dalley to Camp Mills, New I
Tork. ,
First Usut. n, D. MrClsva from present
duty at IJingley .Field, Virginia, to duly
with aviation section, Sgnal Corps,
Hampton. V.
First Lieut. T. J. Walker from present
duty to Camp Mills. New York I
Capt. S. F. Voorhees and First Lieut, T, D '
Eliot to thla city, report to Surgeon-
General.
First Lieut. C. c. Younr to Fort Logsn
H. Root, Arkansas.
First Ueut. P. II. DeKrulf to Camp Green
leaf, Georgia, for Instruction.
First Ueut. F. K. Thuney to Roland Tark,
Baltimore, Md.
First Lieut. W. D. Targaaon report try tel
egraph to rurgeon-General for Instruc
tions. Ambulance (terries.
Following officers at Allentown. Pa., will
report to Col. H. K. Persona, T7. S. A..
Ambutartc Service, for duty; rirst
lieuts. J C. Andrews, D. B. Bralslin, P.
A. Dehllff, W. llerblta, R. is. Klntle, J.
T. Tyinsdale. E. S. Nlchol, U M. Smith
and H. Ji. Vandoren.
Ooartermavater Corps.
The following named officers relieved from
R resent duties, to Camp Merrltt, Tensity,
', J,, for duty;
Second Lleuts. J, IT, Brown, J, Sllbert. H.
P. Wlnehastsr. P. O. Fltspsirlck, A. J.
Adlr, S. S. Moon. W. It. Helling. Jr..
.T, M. Roiar, F. W, Weala and R. J.
OCOII.
BOTE Lit AND BE8TATJBANT8.
SmartMt f Motor Riiori.
rVlkam fWalklnn
Mta rukar, at fiitetftat Am,
M H il I
MsrrU Soed. Lnbrook, U I.
DaasamsJisI k CaiaBM ate Swriaa.
upen All Year.
Mar nimalai at . . a
IVeVsAeveVOTavM
Ctconil Ueut. P. C. Granay from
nuiy to arnot nuartenneeier.
nhts.
First Lieut. J. T. Smith In Detroit,
Mich.,
man io ma proper aiauon.
Capt 17, I). Riiss from present duly
to
w unirrmssipr.iirners .
Second Ueui. II. II. Follln from present
dutv lo 'mnti Custer. Stlchlssn.
Second Ueut. t Pspe to Camp Or.mt, 1111.
nnk tor dutv.
Capt .. A. cirll". ! this cllr, report t
Wuarlcrmasier-tlcncral.
ASKS $1,000,000 FOR WAR.
Snltntlnn Arms- llrnlna Campal-gn
In Itnlsr large I'll nil,
Tlio Salvation Army lias licttuit ral'lnc
a fund of Jl.flOO.OllO fur wur work. Tlio
rainpiilcn will bp rirrled on tliniuitliont
mo i nurd Hwuea nuriiiR tlio next few
wrclis, dlrcctrI from Clilcaco bv t:vnii-
Rclliiet'. Hootli, Oomninntlcr. flip niotn'V
will be iiwil to celahllsli nnd innlntain
recreation ami refreshment liniments in
advance of the camps of the United
Statea expeditionary forces In Fritnee,
rest rooms, hosteln and. naval and mili
tary liome.i nnil ninbulaticcs.
Tito Salv jtln.T Army nlrrndv lias estab
lished seven recreation and refreshment
hutments, and Is plnnnlnc the erection of
fifty or mere In American ramps In
Kranre. H ndw has l.'n liutment-s In the
camps of the Allle.i which cost JJ.'.O.OOO.
and 77 hostels and naval military homes
equlprtcil with 4,000 beds whlrh cost
$400,000. There are five hutments com
pleted adjacent to the enntonmonts In
the. United State.
President Wilson and Secretary of
War Haker have Indoracd the campaign
to ralne the Jl, 000,000 fund. The Salva
tion Army's chief plea Is that it readies
that element of the troops not reached
by the V. M. C. A. and other organiza
tion. HOTKI.S AND RESTAURANTS.
All Hotel and llcntmiranti Adrrrthintt In TJIH RUX Comply With the
Order of the I'nlted State l'ood Administration.
ft.
t nne
DANCING
BALCONADES
BALLROOM
O'CLOCK
NIGHTLY
AFTERNOON
TEA
DANCING.
3 TO 6 DAILY
To-Night
DINNER
De LUXE
with SOUTHERN WAFFLES
A. Tr3" artlrlana dinner. Clins.
Slee in rverv detail.
,Tl H In Iha ,1.1 . rtl.l..
1 Room. Peacoek Itnnm and
linem I'rmv. ai go.
, "'rin, irlll yervlee
for Ladles and Ucntlrmen.
eiaeu.
URRAY'S
4'n STREET JI'ST E!r Or Itlto IHVA1 . Tl.l.. ISM Bryant.
Lw' Floor BEAUTIFUL ROMAN GARDEN Dcr!ul
this is the Ar.n or .srrciuj.uin.v
Juf or tlif renvn whs Miirra i popular. TT upo
claltrfi In thm fholcvMl fitod priMlmt. nnd r tinve no -lenhf
rru! our lrh n inoflerAlr; ou r pa Hoc fnr
Ihtt limt lh markrl ntlnrd. itmnrilr And fnrrlgn ai'rrAsun
able prlrr. amfdu hsirmoniou. ittirroiiiidlnK
SURPASSING DINNER 91.50
Sirvrtl from 3 to 9 I'. M
Dominion Beefsteak Dinner SI. 50
lEvrry Evening from ft to ! on Balcony).
LUNC1 1F.0N UNEXCELLED 70c.
flellgiitful liinchtvnn encHalHcs. , choice
of illshos 10 satisfy tho mmt ria. tlnx.
SERVICE A 1. 1 t'Altl i:.
Cuisine and Sercice ALMOST PERFECT
rATIUt'lv V. RIM:, .Manager.
Old
SPEGIAL SUNDAY DINNER $1.50
SERVED FROM NOON TO 10 P. M.
(EN HI. NK OLD rAHIIIO.NEII
JIM-JAM
WITH
THE
AOorgeou.ly Costumed Entertainment 8tage,hy Ldnaril IMiusrrr, Music by LouU. Hirers
TWICE NIGHTLY, IN MAIN RESTAURANT; AT 7:30 AND 11
A Inn of
JOAN SAWYER.
KeUrnwcbcrV
HEISENWEBER S
Palais
Royal
at 45 SU
GhcFiiidt Spcdaf
DINNER
Bvar orterert In thla city, cum
blnlrnr a, auparh quality of
food and porfootton In service
aarvrd on
SUNDAY EVENING
ntoK to
AT $3.00 A COVER
seTMIa dlntsat a rnsrre loess raiatcal
S'e!
Dseaaaited t asr taeatrt
In i
Ua
city aa'
texts! oe
you I bo aitra ekargt.
THnnag before and
after te en
tertainment.
pRKmAlane reports dye savbs $2,000 cash lm I
INDUSTRY GROWING FROM HOLDUP MEN M WARD LINE TRIPS I I
1 1 la 1 H I
180 Color Concern Now as
Against S or 6 in 191 S.
Sptrlat prpatrh to Tim StrS.
Wasminuton', Ijec-8. Action by Con
Rirs.1 lu ciiranirH-ie IcAslnir ot watcrpotver
rlffhlsi and development of new petro
leum fields In predlcled by Kranklln K.
I ine, jturetKiy uX the Interior. In bl"
repot t for tho last fiscal year, made pub-
i" to-day.
The tevlew rIvc! statistics of the phe
nomenal growth In the crtmtcal Indus
tries ut tlio fulled States In the last twn
years, The capital r.ovv Invested In these
Industries I J moia than twice vrlin't It
was lu t!)ir..' Where before the war five
or fix American concerns with 400 em
ployees were competing with tlio Oer
mans In making artificial colors and dyes
thero aro now In the United States ninety
enterprises n'aUlwr cpcclnl colors arid
ninety concerns making crudes and In
termediates. Tho ctisolene proltictlon has Inerensed
from 3r,OOH,000 to 70,000,000 barrels ti
year since J!l 4.
The i'otton Rtatea Weather Foremst.
For N'orth Carolina Pair to-day;' much
colder In the east portion! fair and con
tinued cold to-morrow.
For S'oulh Carolina and C.sorgla Fair
to-dav; colder on the coast; fair and "con
tinued cold to-morrow.
For Alabama, Mississippi and Tennessee
Fair to-day nnil to-morrow; warmer to
niorrnw. FdT lussni Fnlr and cloudy to-day;
rising temperature; lair to-morrow.
For Arkansas. Oklahoma and East Texas
Fair and not so cold to-day; fair to
morrow. For West Texas Fnlr to-day and to
morrow. HOTKL8 AND HF.STAVBANTS.
AVISO! "LOOK SEE"
"ELSlE"The Senoalional Ice Comedi-
and the World' Best Skaters in the
T"-" in Golden
ICC rur Mm ss
"'blades
That ZiD-Zinar
DinrtOTShow
at 7:15.
That Snappy
Midnight
Parade at 11:30
AND IM'FRSIPI'.ltMr.ll
The Allislral Cnniedv
"ON THE CARPET"
With
Helen Hardlik
and the Brilliant
"WHITE HUZZARS"
Reserve
I'hunn
Tallies Now.
Columbus 11101
CAM A US
1MTH ST. I COLUMBUS AVE.
Right at "l," sta. Nr. 103d aohir7.
TONIGHT
7:30 and 11:30 '
pedal Cngagesnent of
Tha Mnstral Fantaatle Co.,
In "Somewhere in
No Man's Land" W
A Musical Bpertarto full of ejL
Color, Ufa and Happiness.
HEKFM'r.AK DINNER 1.40
REVUE
srlth
MARION
WEEKS
Mahllr. herlnnlnr
at 0, Miss AlllrKtng,
llnitess
COLUMBUS CIRCLE
AND 58TH ST.
'I'hnna ttfWO Columbut.
JustiiK
Johnstone's
LITTLE CLUB
Mth Street Tlicitio Biiildinj?
Telephone 35T Bryant.
Uiiiicinii
FBOM
10 P. M.
TO
I A.M.
bxcellcnt
Cuisine
Music
AIIMISSIOV FBEE
HOTFI RR FVIViP T
. Fifth Avanua
CAFE LAFAYETTE
Unlvarglty Placa
THE TWO FRRNOR
I10TXLSAND BB8TADHANT3
OtT M1W YOHK
Victim of Bandita Threw Port-m io a palmy climate and romantic scenes I
folio Over a Hedge. - J HAVANA roiVm CUBA I I
Ky throwing a portfolio 'containing
Government contracts and $2,000 In cgth
over n hicli hedgo Just before ha lo'rt
conscloumest, Ilnna Otto Scliundler, a
marine inarlilnc manufacturer, saved It
from two men who attacked snd beat
him hi tho I'arltvlllo section of Rrooklyn
early Halurday morning-. Two rings val
ued at $.1,000, a gold watch and rhaln
and $50 In cash were stolen from him.
Rchundler had arrived from Hafton on
n midnight train nnd started to his home
nt 1703 Avenue K via the nuhway to
Hrooklyn Ilrldgo and a Hrlghton ele
vated train. After walking a short dis
tance from the Avenue .1 elevated sta
tion Iho men attacked him from behind.
Ho throw the portfolio away and knew
nnthlnc more for half an hour. When he
.regained consciousness he found a three
Inch gash on his head. Tho attack- iook
placo half a block from a police booth
at Avenue ,1 and Kast Seventeenth street.
RAI.F.S BV Al'CTION.
II
ON VIEW TO-MORROW
and following daya until sale
at tho. Galleries of
FIFTH AVENUE,..! i'..
.AUCTION ROOMS
IMPORTANT Ctll.l.KCTION OF
Greek & Roman Glass
ui Other Antiquities
Collected hv
Mr. Azeez Khayat
of xrw TORK CITV.
Cnnslstliig nf Terslan Potteries and
Miniatures, Rhodlan plates, F.gv pttan
Read Necklares. Tanagra Figures,
Human and Kgrptlsn Hrontes, Mar
tiles, Ureek ana Roman Intaglios and
Rings, Rahv Ionian cvllnders, (seals
and Tablets. Coins. Srnrabs and a few
selected Oriental Rugs
TO nil HOI.U VI AUCTION
rrtriay and (Saturday, Iter. 14 1.5.
1017. from -MO o'clock F.arh nay.
Catalogues Mailed on Request.
HENRY A. HARTMAN, Aucfn'r
TYrRVTKlTERS.
Initial Payment Applies If Purc'.:s',vl.
FACTORY REBUILT TYPEWRITERS
SPECIAL
No. 10 Remington, $48.53
Othar Makes, $18 to $65
Trademarked and guaranteed for one rear.
CALL, TELEPHONE Oil WHITE
AMERICAN WKiriNU MACHINE CO.,
Ill Broadway, at Worlh St. 1 Teleph'oni
10 K. :id tt, opr. Ma, llson Av. ( .tot
119 V. 42 St.. t Times Kausre. J Franklin.
FOR HAI.E.
Tnr, IDEAL XMA8 GIFT.
chrade Safety
PUSH-BUTTON KNIFt
arynNSWMAji.
Oltl lv
NihrHile
iltlerj Co..
tt allien. N. V
rush Ilia Itiittim
nlld Mad nprns
Lot'tta open, locus
Closed, I'lncst full
steel hladee. rjiiv guar.
nnteed. Variety ot han
dles, prtcea ft J3 and up.
At all riealara or from
IV. H I.ATVniINCE.
Arcade of lie Broadway, N T
VAt-K SPi:rlAI.TIK.S,
flllle 1101, 41 West 34tll St.
BOOKS FOR SALE.
SmiAN HIHI.i: nf tha year 117S. nearly
.iriu nunareci vear.s oln. prnruscty
ly llli'V
Central
irnieu on psrcnticrjc, iiULIv, lb
Ave, Xevvarl,. X, .T.
I.OT, FOUND AND BEtVABDS.
$300 REWARD
ffr hrnc-I-t, dfamondi and pphtrwi. h
Kfrtioit AUmatiu?, all pUtJntjm, Irt (
i rm ay rrom jnn m tn t innro tth
A, ahorpinc rtltriet op In llrrn l,nnd.
nturn to Bf.ACK". STAUIl A. FROST,
flh .9. and 4Sth ht
l.O.S'1" Hlnir. Iirgo emerald surrounded
hv tliamouds mounted in platinum, from
Rltx.C'arlton Hotel November loih: i:oo."0
In liotPl-nlTlee,
TO IKTIOR BUSINESS Fl'BPOSES.
HUB HUNT- Times Bldg., beaullflll 4th i
ilwir ult: will divide. Apply Hooni 4f
1IEI.I" WANTED FEMALE.
noOKKEErER, rhristlan,
vvnnlcns, slate afce, experience,
salari Z. .1 . 101 K. 14lh .t
wholesale
reference,
WOULD YOU LIKE 11 or tl dally at
home hnlttlnar star snz on Auto KnlltsrsT
Experience unnereasary. Send Sc. slants.
Dept. 1C. AUTO KN1TTISR COM 1 ANT.
Fra n4.1 In Street. Buffalo. N. T.
YOl'Nli WOMAN as office aselstant nllh
scnie kn'ledp of bookkeeping; must be
oulcU ami accurate at figures; ealarv 1J,
ltl cod ilinwc for advancement. Write
I W O. A., 1361 llroadvvay.
llEI.I WANTED MALE.
HOT Intelligent, alert bnv nanted for
night work In newspaper ottice, tinurs, I
r t to 1 A. M, Address Immediately
atatlnc as'. Ac. M. A. i. box 41 Sun
cflice. 1 f, 0 N'Tsau yt . Xf York
ill.tlCTnlCALSUPl'LIK.S Manutacluier
haa r,cpllonal oppottuulty for high arade
man. ihnroiiKlib familiar with general elec
trical supplies, all replies strictly confiden
tial Andrets. giving all particulars. A. A.,
Iinv lTt Mm oftlce.
HAI.llSMAN AVANTEO
Tor clesn oil slock proposition.
Somethlns mil can proudly orr.r frlemis
Company oitiilng property producing high,
est qunllty pRrafflne nil tlJ.T'i bbl I and
lis richest fields, offers limit. I amount
slock I'ommlsricn basis. VAN lluUN,
13hl ItroadwHy
TOUNil MAN Lifetime oppoituiilty To
lcsm llntype operating; pays H.fiOO year,
lv; Inveatlgatlon courted; established 190H
Call, telephone Empire School, 133 13. tr.th
St. fsnbvray.
AGENTS WANTED,
FltKE sample esse offer; aell monev eav
Inst food, household rroducta; earn ?. to
IM) weekly, enormous profits; repeat or
ders; elradv woiit; established (SsS
(norm keep, nept r. riiiragn
MAKI3 1100 WKKKI.V In ainVll business
new, never advertised before, man m
svomsn can start anyivhero, l-'ull psillcutars
free, Oft A YC rtOTT. 4 3 L'orv Hlnc k, lretno,
fa I.
SITl'ATIONS WANTEIt MAT.E. I
ClIAUlTKUn-MHC'IIANIOwlshesposliInn '
for prlvato family; good references.
KI'TM-llRrt. 5(10 East 7Jlh St
TAVh AND i WINTER BESOKTS.
UEOROIA.
Hotel Bon Air
AUGUSTA, CA.
Onapa Daratnbar
11th. A convenient, anil
deilshtfnl rtlaco
nrwwl Hrfvfna anrl rootrvtne. andlertl a.HH!.
w apema your noiiaay
horse, two golf couraca and all outdoor sports
Addraia C. C. TRUSSELL. Managar.
NOBTn CAROLINA.
INFHIinST NOBTK CABOLTNA, center ot
rintnurui Win.M. out ot a0or lif.
5
aTg
sw Mil T . 7 m at
MTV aaaa sag, w aj
IA1 outdoor gpotta. Excellent hotcla. Sailing! Sarurcurt. I
Mexico tssmmr Mil
To Profreao, Vent Crag and Taropico. Splendid e- I I
cecnmodarlona on (ait it camera. Frequent call at BH 1 B
HM!W Yjttw u 5NAs!hkssca Wm. I I
T Progrego,
catnmodati
Naaaat
NKW
The Spanish Main
dnauuarria. FsvnUalv. Buccaneers-
all have ahareri in creating tha
romantic atmoaphrre which aur
roanrla Iovly Porto Rico, fairest
kland of tha Caribbean. Moaa.
mvin iortrraaea, qoaint old ca
thedral and graceful Moorish
archil ecru ro aro their legacy lo
tlua luxu riaht tropical land. al.
ready perfect in it inspiring
sxCTOiyazvi baiaajr dimate.
16 DAY CRUISE
tip
Yen saaka tha tTta in 10.000-ten vtasels
eancdaU btuk for tho tropics. The
steamer ta your holeUor the; entire vo v
a a from New York lo and around the
and, slopping at principal ports and
return! nar to New. York. All n-rraarv
i ipsssssi included in tha lane. Wnte tnr
bobUrVTHROUCH TROPIC SEAS".
M. HKt'K K Minn r,
Gen'l I'nss. Agent.
PORTO RICO LINE
11 Broad war Nw York
All Polnta Bouta '
W.t I.H.TV Weak
i OLD DOMINION LINE
Day. 1 P. U.. Pier U. X. R. Tel. IVOO Franklin.
FAt.1, AWp W INTER BESOBT.S).
V FLORIDA.
I
YES, SIR You must expect just such abomi
nable weather. If cold rain drips down your
collar your nerves are in rags, your feet wet and
your disposition ruined, just forget it.
fere's the Best Remedy .
Shoot your " gladdest " summer tog? into your
trunk, pack up your golf clubs and fishing tackle
and make yourself snug in a comfortable through
Pullman then on your way to
The FloridaEast Coast
Interval of 24 hours and you step out jauntily
in your fresh new Palm Beach suit in the midst of
June-like air, summery surroundings. It's a won
derful transition from your blizzard y North to the
perfection you'll find " somewhere " on the Florida
East Coast.
These are the principal resorts and hotels :
ST. AUQUSTINR . . Ponce de Leon
ST AUGUSTINE Alcarar
ORMONDBBACH Ormond
LONO KF.V
FLORIDA EAST COAST
(Flagler System)
NE15fayr?? OFFICE GENERAL OFFICES - CHICAGO OFFICE
243 Fifth Are. St. Augustine. Ma. ISS W. Madison St.
NEW YORK.
Iff
HBaauiiMtuimmai ainmiituuiiiitiiaiiiiiuiHi I iinmiiinii I nil
e G L E N
Mkass. N. V. Oh Sea era Lab
Oeea All Iter tfm. . Lr5jtW. Prei.
A IIIMERAt. SPRINGS RKALTfl
RKSOBT AND llOTEI.
CllaOMTEO tUTQML UIO0U
CHLMIDE BBNE BATHS
mamuaTgNn cisj:uuitobv nnsogrnras
Hydrotherapy.
EJsctro therapy, Maaaagei
The trestmsats onder the dlrerlKin or
r.nyiirasas ere partlriiisrlr adapted
nr.aKt uiskasc. llretilstory. Mtln.j
Natritionsl and Ntrroas Dliorders, Rbeu
mat lam. Goat and Obesity.
See iltoaX KmUlt
"Slackson
Health Resort
s. DAltSVILLE, N. Y.
Win. E. UftWsraU. Preaidimt
Tie Puaeer ABerkan "Cure'
fcth" .lasea,ol,arnilaronr, Kidney,
NutritKaaJ and Nervous Disorders,
Rheumatiem, Gout and Obesity,
Hfsira4fiarpr, F.lxirotherapr
and Massaia
Oa Mara Lbs Lavrlawanna Railroad
Wrtti for Booklet
SPRINGS 1
Welkin.. N. V. Oh Seaera aaa
--s
nittti
SOlAMErsICAN
Krulrnl Hlramr ISait Mlltnt; .I.mimry !
fnr Un tlo .JunHrn. Hnlo, lr
ra5cnp .rnt, Itrnndnny.
I'lionn Krwnklin 4530.
'T'HK FCnt.lO BB riBASKt.'
BOSTON '2.95
PROVIDENCE 5i'; $1.90
COLONIAL LINE
ALL OCTSIPK HTATEBOOMS, 1 TO tt.
Week daya and Sundays at 5:0 P. II. front
Plsr It, ti. R.. foot West Houstoa at.
Phone Spring 1411.
FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $4.00
trs Iv. Pier 14. N. It., ft. 4"ulloa 8U
dally at I P. at. Musle.
NEW LONDON (NORH1CH) 1.INR. Mtr.
I vs. pier 40. N. It.. Houston St.. wkdays 1:11
P. U. Lv. Pier TO. K. It., O. lid St . P. M.
BKIUOEPOKT LINE. Sir. lis. I'lsr IT, m,
K., k. days, S P. M. Lv. Plsr It, M. .,
It. E. ild 8L. till P. U.
fBOSTON
Worcester.J2.S0. Provldanea direct. (1.11,
UUT8II1E nTATKaOOMIS, !.".
IkaUr. lnrladlng Nunday, AiM P M.
From Pier l, K.n. Phono 1100 Baaktaaa.
OtT Tlckst Offlcs. II Sroadssay, N. T.
TOUBS.
-FLORIDA CUBA
A Winter Paradiae
A furnish llrkets and Information
Be in nEpr.Nnr.NT r travel tbi su
HVllfor Ttltphmn
AMERICAN EXPRESS
TRAVEL DEPARTMENT
65 Broadway,
lis IV. 3!t(h fit
Vhone, Ilettor psoo
Phono Greeley 4Aat
CALIFORNIA JAPAN, CHINA
i AMI AUSTBA1.8IA SOUTH AMERICA
c-peolaiiy planned: lours inr me inn...
Also short Inurs to aasnriahli reonrts
THOS. t'OOK A- SON, UK Broadnar.
'.at. Ml I If t It Ave., 20SI B'wny, N. Y.
FALL AND WINTER BESOBTS.
I I. OKI DA.
PAl.M BEACH . . R07.I PHnclene
PALM PEACH . .Tr.eHree.ere
MIAMI RoralPalrr
. Long Key Pishing Camp
NEW TOVK tavng Island.
The Moat Attractiva Country Hotel
Adjacent to New York City.
GardenQty
Hotel
GARDEN CITY. LONG ISLAND.
One of the most eteluslre, country bole's
In America, A combination of country Ills
and metropolitan hotel lusurv ee4nm foun'l
Conducted on the American Thin There Is
also for the convenience of motorists
A Handaoma a la Carts Restaurant
"0 miles from N. V, Frequent electric itvK
renna.J3tatlon. J. J. I.ANN IN CO. Propa
"NEW "JKHSKV laikowood.
LAURELdeMPINES
LAKEWOOD, NEW JERSEY
A modtrri hotel in an Autumn anJ Winter
Hcjort where ont-ofJoar ipotu ate
pouiblt the entire yeir.
nn.Nrii tirnrr. or
r.EO. A. II11IIN S0M4, htork Erolieis
bbbsbsFRANK F.SIIUTR, Marei(rrassss
NEW JEtMEV AllanUc'tlly.
HOTEL BOSCOBEL irir,;;
iierlal I luMmas llnllday Hate.,
, i:. M.Mtinv
ATLANTIC CirT.N. t.
Aaaarlca'a a'auioua All-Tear Baeatt.
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