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Entire Force to Be Released if
Appropriation Bill for Only
$200,000 Is Passed
EMPLOYES ARE NOTIFIED,
I
Production at the rrnnkfonl Arseml
IjSJovIU virtually cense If the House hill .
A annrnni-Intlni. ntt r S'Ort flflrt fnr tlin
ipanufftcturc of small arms ammunition I " Miller inrnes the appnlling title
. . lot iiiHlrui tress of nurses in the nf-
necomes n law ililintiou mill po-t srniluate trainiiiK
Colonel Wallace Tin, rommannVr of v linol In loniiectinti with the l'lilhulcl
the nrennl has alreadv posted notices i phin Hospital for Contagious Diseases "
throtlRliout the Institution nd 11114 the She lins tnKen up hr residence at the
pmployps tn seek olhei Inlmi 111 cum liospitul and Is hus prepainu? the pros
JUlC bill ' acted upon fnwuubh li 'pectus for the ne u iraii'i's
vongres
v Workers at the nrenal have alrrnilt !
arganired 11 cninmitlee of fifteen in pro. I
ceed tn Uashington and t ilte up the
matter liefore tin Ie mist hntiin I on
gresslonal delegation 'Ihrw niemhers
Of the cnmmittei are nlre.idt at th"
capital completing arintigVmen. for
the retna nng tw.die and preparing the
program fe r the audience.
, Vlrttiallj i:ilnilnites Drp.irtmrnt
The oimrnpiiiition urtnillv doe
Way Wit till ".mall mum il. Inmnl
at 'he nreiia!, tlie onh lug depm tmeut
left it the rriniKfonl institution ince
the Jiianuf.icture of arlillerv niiiniiim-
tlon was remoxed to another nrnnal 1
inc nnnual appropriation to the l(-ni
institution generallv runs moi,. th.ini'
84,000,000 and the amount apportioned
10 it tn the bill under fin would h trill
pay the "tpenses for more than a few
mouths
The nrscinl working force hn nj.
ready been rut from the wartime1
strength f "(HMi eiiiphm-s 1.1 hss th in
2000. The remaining wm hers 1. furl
the main .ut me,, and w,o who ' """". "I1-. U"T , " ". " ,..'
have workod for f,e -mpMll Pn, Theoretic n and pnuti.al work Mill b
local Institution fo, , is n ,, R"""., inelucling tbir.ecn l.Cures U
years, man of the ," being sol . bers of tnff of pln-.-nns ami
diers' widow tw.,,H-six ilemnnstr.ttion In the in
tructies of muses 'Ibis romsc will
Ouslness Men llnch N orhers be followed er curefiillj and super-
Busines mens asscnutions a el 'l"',l1" 11 compi tc nt staff nf graduate
neighborhood organiiiticuis , the iKiteied nurses
Northeast aie cvpictid to gel b.hinili Tll ll,m '" M'f "' ln0 '':1'tnnt',
the arsenal rmplcnes 111 tl eir UWit """' Mis'' Miller minimises the pirt
against me measure 1 hee orgini7i
tions, with the employes won n nntn
ble victorv last vinr when it was pro
posed to moie the mam business of the
local arsenal to Ohio
The emploves of the nrsennl will hold
a dance at the arsenal tonight 'I lie
proceeds of the affair will go into the
treasury to be devoted to carrying on
tlje fight to obtain n working appro
printiou for the plant
Jfnjor Willi ini 1! Doe is head of the
small nrms department The I'miik
ford Arsenal, he s ml w,i lecogmnl
during the war as the ranker of the
best small arms ammunition used In the 1
American armies anil especially for its'
aircraft ammunition
The argument that the
gmernment I
now has 12,000,0(10 000 rounds of small
ammunition, anil that thcioforo the nr
Ftmal appropriation should be cut down
will not hold water, lie said because
jt the smokeless powder used in the uuin
ufacture or sucu nininuuiiioii win not
keep for n jeir nnd additional cart
ridges are sure to he needed.
Face Problem nf Mechanics
Some of the best nice hanies in their
lne are employed in the small arms
departments, he said, and should it In
come neccssiry to Ia oino of these men
off It would be impossible to replnie
them should ueh service be needed
again. Virtual h every person who en
tered the government emplovment at the
arsenal since 1002 would have to be laid
off, he said, and the working force re
talned would be raerclj a watching and
guarding force
CHEKI
142 South 15th St.
Corner Wilnnt
CI
A distinct innova
tion in style, dec
oration and service,
for the exclusive
sale of CHrI Candies
and French Pastry.
CHERl Old-Fashioned
Bitter-Sweet Chocolates
Assorted 60c per pound.
CHERl Excellence Choco
lates, Assorted 75c per
pound. A little bit better
than any you have ever
tasted at the same price.
CHERl Super Chocolates
Assorted 51.00 per pound
The peer of any you have
ever tasted at any price,
or the box is with our
compliments.
124 South 13th Street
'l32 South 15th Street
aad irhen alterations are oompleted
1604 Chestnut Street
vuiyrnvi
T
THE
H E A T R E S
OWNED AND MANAGED II V MEMDnRS OF
UNITED EXHIBITORS' ASSOCIATION
BELMONT '
r MAnot'i.ni
I'UBil WIlillH or T
ill AUO E MAitKbl
niTK n.ink in
WIOUS OF THE CAI1UAOE PATCH"
c;
inFDAR C0T,' AND CEDA" AVENUE
W
FNID UFNNETT In
'HUB LAW OF MAN"
it.
aJ,iy'OI ICn IM MARKET UEnVEEN
gSV'UJL.lailUM BOTH AND O0TM
tWil CHARLEH TtAY In
fc'rWt "GREASED MUHTNlNa"
M1 . , .
Hr ' . ff A 1 eiln A tlnnl.wticul Ave
.CUI-UIMM-. - 2:1a Tand r silo km.
.'T&? "A HOGUE'8 ROMANCE"
r')1K3VTA WII 4 MARKET BT8
jBUKC.r. MATINEK DA!
DAILY
ANITA STF.WA11T In
"A MIDNIGHT ROMANCE"
k
R fRANKFORD "15 rran"ort Av-
,1 "A HEART IN PAWN'1
rnTPCHM sutuj'd dauphin
T.lf.A T.KI1 In
BttfiTi.iMn a reHinw'
POOS AH FOR STREPTOCOCCI!
MISS MILLER SHOULD WORRY
One of Those Heavy Official Philadelphia Titles Worse Bug
bear of Contagious-Disease, Expert
DISKASH germs have no terrors for contagious diseases was liers during the
tills TOung woman! t four jears he spent In Unuall doing
"Tlierr's little If nnj iliitiRcr nursiiiK
in n Iioipitnl for contagious illscnscs."
is (lie (omlctfon of Miss Hllynlii'th Mil
ler, chosen lij Pirn tor Kruvn nntl
Miss S IJIIlim ('In) ton ns lirnil of tlie
new course to he cUen In the fnll to
students and Krnilurtte nurses nt the
M inilritin I Hn-int.il
"TIiim-p should not lie the drend of
lontiiclon that lias heen prnnleiit,"
"in Miss Miller. ' Otln r lomtnoiiphico
(lungers nie 11 thousnnil tunes greatei
than nursing 111 a plnco like this I'd
intlier pend 11 night in 11 iarlet fever
wiiel than go to some public i1h' is in
tow 11 "
Dirli ce Nmslng
'"I'hf puipove of the limine is two
fold, to equip 1 nurse- more (oiupletelv
for her lirofessioii mid to obtain better
Flic'
musing for eiintagiiiii ili-ia-es
t urslng in some contagiou
i" the nursing of tin durl.
1,.. ..Onto
hospitals '
1,,,,., 1
"S' S M
luno known nuiw ts to In gmn the,
' lion e of pimng 11 line or speuiliiig tiinel
nurMiig patients 111 lonliigiou lios-
piluls I
'In the ( nurse uliieli we iei t tol
give tiiein will he more leituie and I
1 1 iss work th in i gmn 111 an ntliei I
contagion hospital 111 the I tilted 1
States " I
'hin courses are o'fc n cl one fori
post -gr.idu it" ioeriug "i six month'
peiiod. nml tip other fur iifliluted
whlcii iie win pin in mnKing ine ex
pirinient 11 success She asserts that
bet position is clue to her executive
nbilitv and tin- fact that she ts i
trained teaiher rather than to any
extinordinnn experience as a nurse
With the Tncil in Hawaii
Miss Miller, who Is president of the
League of Nursing Kducation in Phila
de-lphiii, graduated from Temple T ni
veisitv and did special work at Colum
bia nnd ut the Woman's Hospital in
New York. Valuable experience 111
GRADUATING GRAMMAR
SCHOOL BOYS
Alt th Mlof s, Sime rlnfs nlrtv
id pnpprf oh boy' "our Jirtlin will i
nnd in'"t
not b complete vin!"iH u take !( I. with I
nu I backed bv tho 1 arsPt llnuo of la
kind In th countrv Our beautifully HIim
iratnl catnlotsu tells tho story tree Write
nt tin ft to 1
now WKiruiK mrviiTMiM
Mil MVKM.IST. rlllI.IIMl'lll. V. '
Arc You
Equipped
Against
Loss of
Life and
Property?
If epr fnctory and uare-
house and honie?) in this country
was cciuipi)l with three-gallon
Pro extinguishers loss by lire
would bo reduced to a minimum
Fire Extinguishers, Recharge
and Refill Liquid for all types.
frp cop ot
Firo l'reen
tho .NationaJ
Underwriters
lire fighting
JAMES M. CASTLE, Inc.
Lincoln Building, Philadelphia
Vilbert 1512 Hare 35J?
Automobile School
Morning afternoon evening classes
in Automobile Mfc hnnica for own
er' pTr,iKemi n unci these who want
to enter tl, Autom ibile IneJusjtrj
Thorough lrntie.il TruInlnK I Uas, a
for met unci women start June 2"i
CENTRAL Y. M. C. A.
1421 Arch Street
JC
Windshield
Glass Renewed
We make a specialty of re
palrlnK broken wlnilsnlelds nitn
hest quality plain glass or famo if
Safetee Glass
326 North Broad St.
I'iiiitcu'i l4
JUMBO 55S.
A. U1RARD AVE
Junction on rrankford L"
11 V 11IM1, 1111 tf
"THE GIRL W HO HTA1 KD AT HOME'
I OflJST ,2r AND I-OCUST 8TRFETS
LUUU3 1 M.J. 1 ,0, 3 30.EJK- .30 to 11
i"jiiini unn in
1 u, out him yi:t
MIYflN 3-'U AND MARKET BTS
l"XVll 8 IS 7 and 0
spptiai. rmiEtiv
HAREM AND HOCUSI"
PARkT n"K AVE & DAUPHIN ST
I rtll Mat 8 IB El g. 0.43 to II.
EfKrtT LYTF.LL In
RIVOI I BSD AND SANSOM BTS
Il V Ji-A. MATINEE I
MATINEE DAILY
BILLIE RHODES In
HILL
'THE
CAJVK CALL"
CALl
CTR AMH OERMANTOWN AVE
J i I"1U AT VENANGO
CHARLES RAY In "
THE BUSHER"
WEST ALLEGHENY 5SA1
ALll-H JOTHR In
jF XT IT V -fKE r??yL
1 1 WwW
1 1 Piy
I Send uh for a
U hutfKestlons for
I tlon, issued by
B Hoard of Fire
H free inspection ny
I experts.
I
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URBaKBSBBBBBBSDBaBBBasaBBBBBI
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"THE THIRD DEGREE'
evening public
i i I. ... .
luihlle health nml hospital nursing.
(Jerms have no terror's for her.
Litters hae been sent out to the
superintendent of eery training school
lit this lcinltj asking the superin
tendent tn "consult with the superin
tendent of the hospital nnd the board of
trustees ns In the nih liability of af
filiating with the Hospital for Con
tagious Diseases "
Six rnisons are given why pupil
nuises should be trained In the nursing
of (oinmiiiilralile discuses. Thej are:
It is nlisnluteh essential for a nurse
to limp this training for public safety.
The ages of the pntients vary from
two to ten war This alone "shows
gicat need for proper 'nursing.
Uiingnitinn of oirlr symptoms
I "rni tn e nnd tluor should go hand in
hand.
Itistrui tinn of the nure for conserva
tion of life and to complete her educa
tion To teieh the nurse to overcome lenr
nf the lonuntinli able diseases.
Requests hae been reiehed from the
I lilted Staffs Public Health Smiie,
the National Hed ( ioss organizations.
t 'toukIi the committer of the medical
,1 .l f !. -.1 ,.f X ..tnnnl Tl
'"lO dl HO C O 1111-11 III .ilLllfiltCl JLH--
. ,
fense, public henlth organisations nnd
.. !-. - ,. i. v..i 1
linuu'1 (mkiiiiiuiioiis 111 mi' kiiiiiiiiiii
League nf Nuisiug rducation, urging
the training of nuises in the care of
communicable diseases
Miss Miller is nlo working on the
plan to establish soeml life for the
nuises 111 (ruining She plans to lime 11
pi tie where dances icn be given and
HII CTIO I.
Ilotli tSurn
Central Y. M. C. A.
Summer Classes
RIt weeks' review courses In High
School subjects-
Algebra
Geometry
Chemistry
English
Special arrangements may be
made for tutoring
ELEMENTARY COURSES in
Grammar, Arithmetic
and Spelling
English for Foreigners
( hoses start Monclni, June 23.
Enroll thin week
Instruction Odlce open 8 30 A M
tO P M
(l.NTIIM. TIIIXNC'II Y. M. C. A.
142 1 Arrli sjfcft
I Short Courses
NO ADVAM Z
I IIAT1.S
Ilottkkff plnir Short h-inil 1 1 pc rltinff, Kne
llh lVnimnshlp Dictaphon ('omptnmetT
IJ i and evening ,i-BHionB .Start at anj time.
IndUldual instrurtlon Summer Mhool
1AIMFK SCHOOL, 16 hotith 10th t.
mORTIIAND AND nOOKHRKPfNO
Our graduates r in constant demand fat
cood paying poaltlons Gretfe; ahorthand,
the easy, spedy system. Complete business
fe.no secretarial courses Half rates summer
months Intensive training Enron
anv (Ima Pll nr writ fnr full
?7u Particulars and eatalorue
ie9 ruitJK. m; SI NESS COIXCGB
and Collese f Lommere
1017 riMKtnut St . ItilladelphU
STRAYER'S
The IIe't lluslnpss School
MI7 HI.SIM T ST
i Tnvlnr School QltJ SpcreUrlal
inline AIrn nnil 1103
rOMSt.TON. XA.
f lK- A Summer camp for
Camn Jackson to in th. tart
of th AUtsh.nl..
COVIVCTON. VA.
Csct. R A. SMITH rapt. R. S. 0VE3
ad Director.
I IUirTUAI, CAMPS
On Lake Champlain, N. Y.
The Camp Where You Can Fly
In Curtlsi planes. Expert Curtltja pllota Aerial obnervatlon. Ground School
Machine controlled only by experienced pilot. All athletics. Motor Uechantas.
U irelcas. other technical studies.
photoplays
All J Uth. Morrla 4 rarayuu v.
Alhambra Mat. Daily t . Eve. a .45 .
CHAKI.ES IIA1 In
THE 11USHER"
A D-M 1 r 52D AND THOMPSON BTS
HILLIAM FAIINL'M In
THE JUGGLE Tit AIL'
I nAl-MA CHESTNUT Below 1BTH
I ARCADIA 10 A M.toll:lSP M.
L1I.L.IAIN 11011 in
"TUUEHEAIIT SUSIE '
01 I ICDIDn BKOAD STltEET AND
BLULblKlJ FUSQUEHANNA AVE.
PAl'LINfi FKEDERICK In
ONE WEEK OF LIFE
BROADW AY2Pd5 Wtftf"-
THEDA IfAflA In
THE alltEN' S SONQ '
RMPRESS
MAIN 6T.. MANAYUNK
MATJbU UAilJ
PAULINE FREDERICK In
THE WOMAN ON THE INDEX"
FAIR MOUNT "Sat,?1 ?Sar,
WILLIAM S HART In
"THE MOVBY CORRAL"
FAMILY
I P ' D(
THEATRE 1811 Market BL
n A M to Mldnlxht.
DOROTHY OIHH In
iJUCliO
T-f I CT THEATRE Below Sprue
561 Hbl. MATINEE DAILY
CLARA KIMRALL YOUNG In
"THE MARIONETTES"
GREAT NORTHERN Tr'SWal!
MARY PICKFORD In
'DADDY LONG LEGS"
.. aorrjl Al 0TH WALNUT BT8.
IMPt.KlAL.Mata 8-30 Es. 7 9.
SESSUK HAYAKAWA In
"HIB DEI1T"
t r- AnrD 8T LANCASTER AVB.
LEAUbrV MATINEK DAILT
ALICE JOYCE In
"THE THIRD DEGREE"
I ID CD TV BROAD A COLUMBIA AV,
LltJE-K 1 I. MATINEE DAILT
NORMA TALMADOF. lu
"TUB NEW MOON"
Sphoto piayTN,.
-obtained
f "fajfj THRoyH
I V BOOKING r J
Xs0lP0HATIOM((ie'
'LedgM ppnJADEBPtoA'; 'toxmx:s'
" '' -t J i '
opportunity for the nurses to entertain
their friends.
The courso M being given nt tho ex
pense of the city, the cost of transporta
tion to nnd from the hospital Is to be
home by the affiliating hospital. The
nurses will wear tho uniforms of their
own hospitals and In rase of Illness will
be cared for by the Hospital for Con
tagious Diseases.
URGE $50,000 FOR KRUSEN
Housing Association to Appeal to
Councils' Committee for Funds
Efforts to Induce Councils' finance
committee to reconsider (ts action In
cutting Director of Public Health
Knisen's request for ?50,000 for the
abatement of nuisances in half will bo
made bj the Housing Association.
John Ihlder, secretary of tho associa
tion, said todav that even the $."0,000
originally requested would not be suffi
dent for the work to be done and that
half that sum would be totally Inade
quate "The approach of summer," Mr.
Ihlder said, "make the need of the
mnnej more imperative and the associa
tion will use ever means in Its power
to insure the passage of the original
measure."
SSl'MMFIl nY SORTS
LAKKPLArn). '.Y.
WHITEFACE INN
LItn rliMTID. N. Y. NOW OPEN
Modern in all Us nn-olntmcnta
J. J. MWI.M-.l. Maniser.
Winter Highland Tark Hold Aiken. S. C.
noSTOW MASS.
uoteTpuriwI
390 CowiftomrwWi Av &ohir 1
The Distinctive I
Boston House
Oit of the moat hotnnh
voWle In the world. J
r a--!-. r I s. I
P L CojteHoMqr rajkc toton srrffwH. J
UCNOX. MASS.
HOTEL ASPINWALL
LENOX, MASS.
High and Cool in the Berkshirt
A HOTEL OF DISTINCTION
Now Open, rteTntlon 1400 feet.
Deitrable Cottairea with Hotel aerrlce,
HOWE & TWOROOEK. Micwcn
Winter Resort. rrloreea Hotel, llermoda
FM.MOl TH. MSS.
FALMOUTH ARMS
Right on Iliitzards llaj.
FALMOtTH. JltSS.
A Summer Hotel ot the Highest Class.
tor Booklal nnd Hati-s aiMrei-B
E W nOTl'K Manarer
TOANCOM. V II.
FOREST HILLS HOTEL
And
CottAgei
I rnnronla (White Mountains),
n
Frank 11 Abbott A Son, Mana srlng Prop,
A thoroughlj modern hlKh grhiie resort.
Unexcelled table UnobtrunUe service
Ever outdoor recrntton. Heasonable ratet
Bame man Upland Terrace, Bethlehem N.H
"Ffieat Victo East of the Rockies'
UA,SIN(iTON. I). C.
Burlington Hotel
Less than five lnlnuts from everythlny.
Amtiican and European Plans
431 Rooms. 222 Baths, $2 & Up
TOI fHKSTKIt liEACII. MP.
HOTEL TOLCHESTER
Beautifully situated on Chesapeake Hay. Ah
the Ad ant ages of Salt Water and Or on
Gpeclal rates hv the week and week end
Apply HOTEL TOI CHESTER.
Tr1chrfT Pewrh Md
HTKMsH OTICKS
"Queen of Sea Routes"
TO
BOSTON
SAVANNAH
JACKSONVILLE
Steamers Ball rhlludelphU lor Iloaton,
Wertneedav. Saturday & I' M lor Sivknn.h
and Jacksonville, Krldaj, I) P m. a most
desirable way to travel In comrort and shlc
nlth dispatch
Merchants and Miners Trans. Co,
PIER 18 S DELAWARE AVE. '
Telephone Lombard 1000
rni'CATIONAI. TAMPS
i w "'
RC
MJOH JENrRAI, JOHN F. nAS. of the
famuim 21 1 h DkNion, will rimiJuct the rami
lit a ilenionntrutlon of the ntH syntriQ of
Iralnlni:, emphaslzlnc superiUed atnUtlra.
ElKh weeks commencing July 1 l or
catalog addrena A Z. SMllH, 0 12 43tb
Sttctt .New lork City.
piioTopi.ns
The following theatres"obtain their pictures
through theSTANLEY Booking Corporation,
which is a guarantee of early showing of
the finest productions. Ask for the theatre
in your locality obtaining pictures through
the Stanley Booking Corporation.
333 MARKET VIVRFZ
EVELYN (IRCLLF.r In
PHIL FOIt hllOnT '
MODFI 42i S0UT" ST. OrchMtra.
lvlv-Lyii. Continuous I to II."
GEORGE WAI SH In
"Hfcl.P HELP POLICE"
OVERBROOK 03D
Teie iiiv i
t HAVER
FORD AVB
"HELL rtOAItlNO REFORM
I -1-VE. in A M to 11 IS f.U.
MARY PICKPORD In
"DADDY I ONO LEGS"
RA7A BROAD AND
wA. rOHTEIt STREETS
ANITA RTRWART In
"TWO WOMEN"
PRINCESS "JWW.fJBFS
ZEENA KEEFE In
"THE AMATEUR WIDOW"
REGENT 'VVt'ei'T,
PRYANT WASHMURN In
I PUTTING IT OVEK"
RIAI TiTl GERMAN-TOWN AVK.
K1AL.1U AT TULPIIHOCKKN 8T
SHIRLEY MASON In .
"THE RESCUINO ANQEL"
RI1RY MARKET ST. BELOW 7TH
lAUOI 10 A M to 11 lis P U
MAF. MURRAY In
"THE BIO LITTLE PERSPN"
SAVOY "" m11et8trebt
JW1 HAM TO MIDNiailT
MONTAGU LOVE I -"",UUT
"THROUOH THE TOILS"
D 1 -iNIlw 1 11 1I5 A M to 11:15 P. it,
inO STAR CAST In
"STOLEN ORDERS"
VICTORIA TItfiiAfp?
ROREnT WARWICK In
"SECRET SERVICE"
When in AtlanUcCily caaStfiffil
Th.atr.
HTAK CAST In
"SJTOLBN OB DEW '
RCMMlfa KKSOHTS
ATT,NTIO CITY. K. J.
Mr. D.
CJh
Coolest and Mctrit Attractive Locution
HOTEL
ESPLANADE
WIOLK IHLOCK OCKAN FKONT
Directly on the Hoard walk Uoeton to Sovpr
Mcn Av. In exclusHe Chetpa section Cap
f0 Fresh and sea water baths, private and
public nnd every appointment. Modern
hdro therapeutic department OrcheHtra,
Dancing1 Auto bui meets trains Hooklet.
Ownership direction V F M1AW
nest Located. Popular I'rlced Hotel
Hotel Netherlands
New ork Are.. BO ranis from nnanlinlV,
Cap 40U. Klevator. private baths running
water In bedrooms FUKE FRATUUfS
Rathing privilege from hotel Dance Tloor
June Taten. American Flan (will meall IS
to $S Halln 1 Ml U30. KS rceelelr.
ATOCPT Hl'IlWAIiri. Troprlftor.
XtJl A . aIab. a. Iue.k mrtrt Ctsutl Ptte
Capacity 2&0 Amirican pUn.tabl and vervice I
fpM3ialature. pflvtbathi running water I
in romi, eirior; rcaaonaD a raics. Pfn ' I
Ytr. OwDrabfpfnnarrmnt. J. L. UHLUa
lmmmmmammmfmKBmmnmM
H OT EL JACKSON
Mr In la ae flrst houp" from Boardwalk and
Bteel IMer. FIREPROOF. Private baths, run
ning water In rooms Orch-fstra: rrlll
American and European plan Moderate ratej
0nrhlp management S J 1JIIOOAN
THE CARLTON c" avi
The Yarmouth B'"Snntno,rd1- A
Ownership Mnnaeement
CHAB P. ZAZZALI
fC70O.OCE3S
South Carolina Avetnue. adjacent to beat.
Cap uw.utnneapaironaKe.muaic.aancintf.
ilricuy modern. table and service exceiiot.
Uric UJ mourn.tauia na
larses solarium.
Dooaiat a. jrravuoiuci
tup i;ii Tcuror
Virginia av. and Ueach Ocean view, capacity
3 i0. private uams. running water in rooms.
elevator, ttc.t American plan $3 r0 up dally;
special weekly. Hooklet HAML'EL ELLIb.
WorrVlinrton Missouri and I'actllc Ave.
Depot Hot & colli Tum.ine water In rooms
lerm. moderate J II U OUTHINOION
niSTAVNP Kentucky Ae Fourth hotel
"' from Reach Amer plan-
$2 50 up dally: $14 up ueekly European
$1 up flaiiy. hakkiuu uirrLiU, t'rop
nDPVnOHT 18 s Carolina Ae Near
BKtVUUP.1 h . ,.... n h.
Large airy rooms.
Amer. plan 2 50 up dally.
fin uii up wfM.
unuer new managemeni
ivJFW HYGEIA Cor N 'Y and pEClnc
HtYVniUUftAvel bollrthomocom.
forts; modem; clean,
centre $1 up dally;
wKiy. rsiei, '
M ItOTHMEN
HOTEL FItEDONIA
OPEN ALL YEAR Tennessee av. Just K
Boardwalk. European plan Every appoint
mert Moderate rate restaurant
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
Atwar" open Always ready Terms mod--r.l.
Phone "T write M Walsh Duncan
TiROR INN 0cean end Connecticut Ave
la.D-' si ,dea, tM,at0I,i iargfi ary
rtoms Excellent table 17th season; owner
rnanaa-ement Mod rste. J i ft a M Dunn
HOTEL WHITTLE "ft
Msch Amer plsn $5 to tin dally European
II 00 up Bluator Bathing from hotel
HOTEL PLAZA
ST. CHARLES PLACE & PACIFIC AVE
irY.V.tnr Private twins, A r MeCI,Bl.l.m
HOTEL EDISON J"-"ioan and
nUIt'L -i-jvvl PACIFIO AVES.
Open; ntw n"nJf,'"'"n' Thoroughly reno
vated Amer ft European Spec "iMnnl...
Hotel Ro Grande nw ?' av. on.
walk. Fireproof European plan Rates j 00
S"irun wtrsraii. M. M McO.II p"
Hotel B08C0bel rf.e",uckj; Ave. near
"' ... Beach S3 00 up dally,
tmer. plan Booklet A E MARION '
Weatmimter "Vfw Dch Elev-
Iiy nil up ""'f. T "" " "" rm. nunrc
Hotel Arlington Mlcn"V.?;;,Pf, ua
Onn all rear n J
nanoRNF pnv
ttianncu Vl.w Amer. k European plan!
rte r.a. cap. SV A C Channell. Owner
American J" r iimt' P1 2a h0"" "
Dcaa,, m ov asiiy.
a Collins,
II
I'
JtriJi! 'i-'i.sy'
' i ",-
BPMMKB HEOBTl
ATLANTIOn CITY. N. t.
M. Linnard, President of the California
Company, is pleased to announce that
?e
Gtlantic City's Newest and TTlost Distinctive Hokl
which has just been opened, enjoys
the same capable management that has
led Americans "to appreciate the un
usual refinements of service at the
famous Hotels Maryland, Green and
Huntington 'at' Pasadena, the Hotel
Fairmont and Palace Hotel, at San
Francisco, the Belvedere at Santa Bar
bara, the Alexandria and California at
Los Angeles. The Ambassador is on
the Board Walk, yet located in the
quiet, exclusive Chelsea residential
district. Spacious solarium, breeze
svept lounfcin& porches, inviting ter
AMLlilCAN 1'I.AN' (with meals)
$3.00 up Daily, $15 up Weekly
Ilest Located l'opular 1'rlco Hotel
NETHERLANDS
v nrk Atc. CO lards from Ilourel mlk
OvcHooklniT lawn and ocean Capacity. 4110
Eleator private baths, hot and cole runn'K
water In roonn, table and service a feature
TFCIAI. FRISK FI'-ATI'IIKS
llTIIIMI I'KIMI.ISOK 1 ItOM HOTi:i,
Ll 1B.VMS rul'KT. I)NrE I I.1IOIC
llonklct with Tolnts of Interest mailed
AUGUST Itl'HWAnni. IToprletor
MkCU,
ATLANTIC CITV.
Opcryat call seasons
A. n?coiiisi?d1,stanclard
orcxcellcixcc.
Ge.Tv600. WAUERJ.BUZBr.
Tenn. ne. & Itench
(New Fireproof Add.)
FItF.K IIATIIINO
IUIOMS AMI
TtUlbl Uleitrlo.I.lsIits
RUNNING WATER IN EVERY ROOM
Am Plnn J2 10 Day Up U UP European
171h Seaeon Hooklet & map. J. J. JOYCE
Nrtu, f'lnrinn Ky. Ave. ek Deach Garair
navt Clarion ,okl(,t s k honifacb
u n (inn. N. J.
AILDWOOD,
V-BY THE SEA
SlfD
WJLDWOOD CREST
7
3jT
Always cool and
delightful. Fresh,
Invigorating salt
.sea breezes. Its
famous flve-mlle
bathlnir beach
offers the best and
safest surf bathing oh the coast.
Splendid boardnalk lined with
high-grade amusements, theaters,
piers and novelty shops. Walter
I'follTer's Orchestra gives daily
conccrta. Excellent hotels at
moderate rates. Fine motor
roads. Good garage accommoda
tions. For Illustrated folder and
further Information, write today
to
--'
W. Courtrls-ht Smith
r&
Secretary r MTjA Y!i.i
Itourd of lrade
Wild wood, N. J.
OCKA.N CITY. N. J.
HOTEL BRIGHTON
7th and Ocean Ave.
Qn.fl .Tune :! It. R. SOOT.
Swarlhmore Tennis courts. Near beach A
aWBruimurepir, w v bFH uppincott.
Scarborough
720 Ocean Ave
ocean 1 S
hacing
REID
FLEETWOOD "" ? vyiK.,y
HrtTFr ? THE WYNDMERE. of course.
nyJ t1 Msrnolia Av. Rklt Frank Ros
HEATH HAVFN. N. J.
' THE ENGLESIDE
OTENS JUNE (0, Th. beat comhlr.atloa
ef r.nulns .ca.hor. features on the Atlantl.
Coast. Matcbl... ft.htns. salting bathing,
.le Ocean and bay. Five tannl. court..
Th Ensiei.ld. off.r. alLmnd.rn appoint
miuita s.a and fra.h wat.r privet, batna.
Orchestra Oaraar Tlnokl.l
n. P. KNtllK Maresnf,
Alsn TTiy rtnlMTTOV. West Phlla.
ornrN hnnvK. n. T?
THE SHELBURNE
New modem hotel i hot ardcold runnlnrwater
I. u. fAnmi nHvaVta tia.that Orin Path
way, fKclns park aud ocean V C. Ifaysca
dT dC
j jfm
sr&T&&
cJLJi
j r i i:-k.j(
J Mf V7d5tir-
1
WITMMFB BBWtlHTH
ATr.AVTin CITY. W. J.
The Formal Opening
Saturday, June 21
will be a brilliant social event
The Ambassador opened for
guests on Monday, June 16.
races, dining rooms overlooking the
ocean; big, restful sleeping rooms;
every bath with both fresh and salt
water. The Ambassador, costing more
than $3,000,000, is a complete expres
sion of all that is best in a residential
resort hotel.
The Ambassador appeals to a select
clientele. Reservations by mail and
wire receive personal attention.
An all-year hotel located in the choicest
spot of America's most famous seaside
resort.
RosroE. y. y.
Opens
Uk?al 1
.imtrblv located lu extensive forest pres.rv. enly 180 miles
uk.h.. ,,ii.iiu. biHjaiii.ii '1i.11 Cm Nil hlarU
JUNE M
nom i-iiiittuti'i'
ne or mosaulioes
fnom Tennis. Roque.
saclclle Horses Olhr
Ofllr" 11M) Broadwa.
HP.Bassett
Manager
CArK MAY
AVOID HOT WEATHER
GOTO
CAPE MAY
Excellent Coif Coune
Finest Sea Bathing
500-Acre Fiihing
Harbor and
Two Yacht Clubs
AT COOL
CAPE MAY
For booklets
address
K. J. JFRRELL.
Krr. ltd of Trade,
Cape .May. N. J.
COLONIAL HOTEL
Rooms With Bath Runnlnc Water
22d Season. W, II. CHURCH.
Owner and Proprietor
MOVTCLAIIt. N. J.
IDEAL COUNTRY HOME
Hotel Montclair
MONTCLAIR, N. J.
MOST IIKLIOHTPULLV SITUATED
KKHIDKNT1AI, IIOTEL IN NEW
lOKK'H Hl'llt'RIIH.
OPr-N THE ENTIRE TEAR
FREDERICK C. HAT,!, COMPANY
WI'RIMI I.AKF. I1BACII. N. J.
THE WARREN
ON TIIK OOKAN
RPRINO I.AIIK UEACH. N. I.
A house that's 'different' In Its fln
appointments, artlstlo decorations, homelike
atmosphere and service. Hurround.d by
green lawns and gardena at the edge of th.
sea. Opening June IB. For re.ervatlons
ddre.e
W. II. Htnbhs, 114 W. 70th Street, N.w York
LONOI'UKT. N. J.
HOTEL ABERDEEN
UlNOPORT. N. J.
RI-OPENS JUNK tIST
Directly on th. ocean front. An Ideal
family hotel In comfort and surroundings at
moderate ratu. 20 mlns. by trolley or aut.
from Atlantlo City. Dklt. John C. Uotsler,
Lonrport'g big new concrete sea-wall A ocean
promenade will b eomrlet.d by 'that date.
'nUiSS'
fj'W
H.
'.
li-.
lltTMMrat RWtSttTtJ i
ATLANTIC CITY. K..J. .
Hotel
RoiroK. y. v.
. .nitiivM mountain resort omfortAb a. modern and
...m - - . ... .-.... w.vv .... --- :---'
crcnesira, irancina. L.iorary. j-iy
niinara.. now 1.111,
lntere.tlne; features
Tel. Mad. Sq. 4748.
Water
Snorts
n. 1.
Booklnc
ASnURY PARK. N. 3.
m
NEW
MONTEREY
HOTEL
NOW OPEN
Dlrertlyon ocean. All outilde rooms;
hot A cold salt water In bathrooms.
NEW MONTEREY GHILL
Entirely new service a la carta &
dancing largest & most beautiful on
the J.r.ey Coast. Ideal formotorlsta.
SHERMAN DENNIS, Manager.
New York Office. 8 West 40th St
Phone Vnderbllt 22M)
McDonnell A Company
Members New York Stock Exchange
North.
Asbxxvy P.ark
m.
IN. si.
TOTONOMO DNTA INS
Canadensis,
UHI, FARM IN THE l'OCONOS Deautlful,
restful country. Tennis and Croquet.
Rates 7 and 5 July 1st
C, R. UHL, Canadensis. Pa.
OERM4NTOWN. PHILA.. PA.
SHADOW LAWN INN
Airy rooms, good table, private grounds,
tennis. Ps Rdg. Itys , Wayne & Gtn Av.
crars. Miss Ouylee. rngf. Tel. Gtn. tWS.
NOURISTOUN. TA.
Hamilton Apartment Hotel
West Main St.. Norrlitemn, r.
A comfortable suburban Hotel betwea
town and country, overlooking the Bchuyl.
kill Rlv.r, Large veranda, elevator and U
modern convenience..
liell Telephone. Narristtwn 184.
DEVON. PA.
Wvnliume Inn ? ..ft!", !-.
"f ciauy aesirapio ror Dual
n.ss men with families,
at reasonable ratee.
Rooms with hath
Dancing. Lorn
grounds wide randaa. Phon.
tr
rwvn IT.
rEODlSA, PA.
RIVER VIEW HOTEL
On the Susquehanna. I'nder new nianatr'ro'lL
ttaiej en appucaion. rregu 4 wuau.. ryo.
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