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EVENING PUBLIC LEDaE-PHILELPJEiiA, AlTfo&DAl?, TOOT '23, I92f ,
j:;;' SMITH'TRIPS SHARPLES
'fwbeeker'i Homo Runt Big Fac
v'V' tor In Stora Bovs' Victory
! .rrf.nU Marshall E. Smith baseball tram
I , (Tried to "WMt Chester last evenlug
n. Met handed the first defeat In fourteen
, r 'ffatM played to Jloy Thomas Sharpies'
Man. The score was u 10 n. xnc con
tart was featured by the work of Mn
fee and Helmbcclirr.
The latter was credited with a pair"
a, homers and a double, and one of the
lemr-play socks came with the bases
loaded. Maneo was also In the home
run class. Hclmbecker also featured In
the field with a sensational one-handed
catch that saved the game In the
aRth.
Mackln was on the mound for the
tore boys, and while he wns touched
rather freely he managed to keep
:tfo bits well scattered. Marshall E.
ftmlth has won every jame played this
feaaon except one. The only rcycre
Wtalncd was last Sunday at rrccland,
0 to 4, in twelve Innings.
WESTMORELAND CLUB BUSY
Ball Team From Northeast Section
of Cty Arranging Schedule
Tbo Westmoreland Uascball Club, a
tml-profensional team In the northeast
fiart of tic city, has acquired the serv
cea of a few moro player, and Is now
brier booking games with teams in this
iclnlty.
The club has .established quite a
cord this year. Nine games hare been
won In a row.
Saturday. Sunday and twilight games
are desired with Forty-elghth ard,
TJ. G. I., Ivan'a Cake, North Phillies
and Bbanahan C. C. Address John
Murphy. 2013 A street, or phone Ken
sington 4078 J.
' tf
j Bingles and Bungles
Intro t broke its loaln Jlreak at the
Min of Bt. I.ouU bv a rally n the ninth,
tewe LMdlnr Ham' Heltmen's slncls was
reeconstbls.
The Tanki and the Bed Sox split a twin
Wit in Deantown. the Qothemltas tnn nj
the ftrst S to S end dropping the ccoml 5
te 1. Pratt's triple with the bases full In
too eighth made victory certain In th second
nme.
Pater's winning streak, which had reached
six waa rudely .haltered bv Cleveland. Jim
Hasby twirled the champions to a 3-to-.
victory over the Vhlt Sox.
Mltoheirs Pravej eonttau-1 thelralUKSin
tiy dropping the Qlants for the second time.
SooVlsa "n shelled from the p-ak n the
stxth Holke with a home run double and
two singles out of four trips to the plate
waa the Beantown hero.
Ippa Rlrey wilted In the twelfth aalmt
Plttabureh and the Rods were .forced to
iVJiut the short end of a n-tl2 v"iJ'
DSWtted's batting aided In the downfall -f
his old mat.
Waahlngton plays, here thin afternoon In
tbe rubber nmi of the series, which now
stands at two-all. Tomorrow the A nocn
an ensaitement In Boston with the fast-flylnc
Duffyltes.
Outside of the majors th blsBt hap
pening In basebitl yesterday was the
sSurtter at Cambrtde with the Tale Bu I
doa aa Jhe letlm. Harvard scored If)
runs to for the New Haven lad, the first
time since I8S5 that so laree rcore has
been made.
tlam Hctptr, nt the Wiltr Sor. tod fioo
skme mnt in the oirt with the Indiana
Offaintt the pitching of Jtn Booov,
ITolke. of the Drafts and Voac!
TUrer. rh nrd tour nits yei
fonner hit r homer, douMe and
rrniie ine iikct ouinriun
Oouble and pair of slnslcs.
RALLY FOR LEGION
ahaaii mi. SI l
Bouts on Program of Storn-Prlce
Poat Juno 30
Arrangements have been completed
for a big rally of ex-service men nt
Columbia Club, Broad and Oxford
streets, June 30. Tbe program will
consist of pugilistic bouts, songs,
dances and patriotic addresses. More
than 1000 wounded soldiers have ac
cepted invitations to be present. The
idea of this affulr, according to Morris
H. Starr, post adjutant, is to get mem
bership in the American Legion of
those ex-service men not affiliated with
the Legion. Speakers Will be William
O. Murdock, Stnte Adjutant of the
Legion; Thomas Moore, chairman
County Committee ; Dr. L. B. Rodgers,
Harry Crossou, R. J. Fuller, of the
Vocational Kducatlonnl Board, and V.
Walton, of the war risk insurnnce for
veterans of the World War. Bouts will
be as follows: Kid Williams vs. Kid
Wnencr, Danny Kramer vs. Mnxic
Williamson, Tommy Murray vs. Jimmy
My son, Joe Belmont vs. Frankic Mur
ray, Al Moore vs. Johnny Kyan, Rny
Belmont vs. Harry Moore, Harry Ornnt
vs. Stanley Hlnckle. Referees, Wil
liam Britt and Lew Qrlmson; an
nouncer. Jakic Frecdraan j timekeeper,
Willie Edwards.
The committee In charge Is Hcnrv
Simons, Jack R. 8llvcrs, .Milton Her
zog, Benjamin Cooper. Jack McDevitt.
Samuel uorson. vr. manes n. ncnnier
and Adjutant Morris H. Starr.
JESS WILLARD TOO BUSY
Former Champion Has No Time to
See Big Title Bout
Kansas City, June SI. Jess Willard.
former heavyweight champion, told
friends here today that he was too busy
to be in Jcrsej City, N. J., on July
2 to witness the eharuplonhlp bout
between Jack Dempey and George
Carpentler. ,
Aked what chance he though Car
penter would have with the champion.
Willard said, "I haven't seen Dcrapscy
for n long time."
In response to a question as to
whether he planned to fight Carpentler
should the latter defeat Dempsey, Wil
lard declared :
"I am too busy to think of fighting
anybody Juit now."
Cameron Has Open Dates
Ca-ncpjr Kli'rt Clut his several !? tee ppjn
frr the rt of the month. Inchi'tlnr twlllaht
nim Manaer Anderen hs cured the
servtcee of Benedict, the bly Hor Islr.nd
Pitcher and John Smith formerly w h
nrldeburc and Nattvttv An.VtMon la sltll
I'Mdlnc Saturday .nd Sunday of thl wek
open for flrt-cla horn- clutie thst sn orrer
a fair jarantec Writ- to 10.-.0 Olrnrd
m?nue or xhnne 1'nr.lar 30.
Gibbons' Twelfth Straight K. O.
Cleveland. June 13. Tommy Cllbbons. St
raul llBht-heavywelaht ecoroj a technical
knockout over Willie Meehan. of San Tran
cleco. In the nrst round of a scheduled
twele-round declblon bout here last nlsht
Biferee M.Tt IllnUI -t.-p;l h. 'i.'i 1. r
Meehan had been knock-d dovn three times
It waa Gibbons' twelfth consecutive Knock
out.
AMATEUR SPORTS
Hamilton V. O. has June 2D and 28 and
tor secpnuTiaje
J. r. IJonohoe,
all of July and Auut open for second-olass
teams havlnr home (rounds. J. r, u
4.16 Napa sti
teams havlnr home aroun
reet.
Jacqutird A. A., a semi-pro travellna
IIU
tAAin. hut a fmr nnen datea In July
Ausuet tor nrstiasa noma ciuoa pnyina
reasonable ruaranteta. L.. W. Walters, 22t
North FHty.nlnth street.
Bllter lie-It Club, a fast a-cond-clasa trav
ellnir team, has to dato won ten consecutive
f:ame and dealrta to arranre Bamea with
earns offering reasonable guarantees. 3.
Clnla. 824 Wharton street.
Anchor (llnnts. a flrtt-cUsa travellnr nine,
han open datea In July for teams offering
suitable Inducements. Andrew Tarham, B031
Kenyon atreet.
Postal Prrvlee 'lne, of the N Snellenburg
Co., has a few open dates for fourteen-sev-er.leenyear-old
home ntnes. John Valentine
care Postal Service Department. N Snellen.
burs; is Co.
Kershaw Clob has June 28, 24 and July 4
(A. M and P M ) open for nret-class home
teams. Thomas R. Hill. 1320 North
Eighteenth street . . ....
A etrlrtly flrsl-elas battery would Ilka to
ioln a team nfferlna reasonable Inducements,
laltplayer. 22SI Cantrell street.
Jackson II. O., n fifteen--Jtben.)earold
nine wants to book usmes bt ome or an ay
Michael Homa. 2S03 Wlnton street.
Merril Pmfeeelonsla hate June 23 open for
any first-elm home learns ofTurlng reason
able Inducements. Marty Wolf son S2I3
Minument aenue.
Wliltbr Is without games for June 28 and
July 3 and desires to hear from all flrst
claes teams. Mr Hee. 6108 Whltbv avenue
or call Woodland 340 M after 7 P. M.
Dill & (ailins A. rt. a (ravelins icarn.
desires to book twilight and Saturday gamcl
with the first-class teams, Ed Harbison
Kenslneton .4482 ,.,.,.. . . .
Wood A. A. would like to hear from flret
elass traveling teams Harry Stlne. 30J3
Arcadia street. ...... ..
LlKbthoure D. C. would like to hear from
teams having around and playing twilight
ball Would like to hear from such teams
as Kensington, Notaeeme. Furltftn and Her
bert. Fred Woerner Lighthouse II. C ,
Howard and Somerset streets.
rwrrhrnok flub would like to book games
with first-class trawllns- clubs willing to
play Saturday. Sunday or twllght ball on
EDlTATWNAt. TAMPS
8USIMKR CAMP POP. 1101 R
Between ages of R and 14 under supervision
o- roirular teucfiers ."ates rcaitnable.
o. reiru.ar M w JIURWKI.I.
SS43 Ivust SI Phlli . Pa Preston 2978-J
03Ch. of the 1
tertlay. The '
d two sirulcs,
le tlie Tlcer outfielder had e, triple. I
Two triples and a double In three chances I
at the bat was tha performance of Otto !
Miller, of the Robins Meu-el. of tbe Yanks
smashed out three doubles In the first game
with the Red Sox and had another In th
second clash.
a Mlffl'
. a- fl&, pi
'im"
per Boxes)
and MalllDC Tubes
EDWIN J. SCHOETTLE CO.
Ulb &L PhllsdelphU
I fcUW
KDCCATJOXAL
IJH'CATIDNAI,
IIoHl PeTes
ltotliSfvr
SUMMER SESSION FOR
TEACHERS
The Pennsylvania State College
State College, Pa.
John Martin Thomas, D. D., LL. D., President
Nine and six weeks' courses, beginning Monday, June
27. Two hundred approved college courses open to public
school teachers of Pennsylvania. Teacher's certificate ad
mits to all classes. Mountain climate, cool and unsur
passed for tummer study. Low coat of attendance.
Registration Monday, June 27, 1921
c-
IB
PEIRCE SCHOOL
0715 TJ SINE SS
ADMINIS5TRATION
Finishing Touches to
Knowledge
A special finishing course has
been arranged for graduates of rnm
mrelal courses of High Schools.
Th rotirre urovtdes Itie practical
Telrce training which has short
ened tbe path to business success
for oer 00 years.
Summ-r Rehoot Opns July 3th
Write for fllllh Tear Honk
Pine Pt Weet of Broad
Mnndsy' and Friday evenings. JI, R. Winter.
Alls Media streeti
Minerva Professionals, a first-class trael
Inr club, have not lost a single came this
season and are now leading tho Red Men's
rhllmore A. A., a first-class traveling
team, wants games. ' Bd leeh, 2T47 .Front
street. .
Mllr.or D. O. would Ilka to book games at
home or away. 4338 Bermuda street.
HOMMRR UKSORTS
League.
nrat-ciasa teams onarina- reasinshia
A. V, Stratton. 1627 West Hunting-
to hear from
Dl
They would like
irst-c ass team oresrlnr reasonable ruaran
ices, ,v, r
don street.
. Argo A. A., a semt-professlonsi traveling
(yam, wnnts games for June 25 and 20.
Horace Kopn, phone Kensington 0701 J.
Westmoreland KepubUcari Association de
sires to hear from semi-pro clubs, hsvln
grounds. It would also llko to hesr from
a first-class pitcher. .Westmoreland Repub
lican Association, 2721 Eaat Allegheny
avenue. .
Pn Is A. C a. thlrUen-ntteen-year-otd
lraolin; team, would like to arrange games
with teams of tha same age offering fair In.
ducements. T, D. Foran, 420 West Dauphin
street.
First Ilntch Jnnlors, a fourteen-saventeen-
rear-om nino, wouia like to arrcnge
ignt. Saturday and Sunday dates with tesms
twl-
271
iblo gu
North
in tneyiemity .ottering reaaonab o guaran
IT
It,
dates, for teams offering suitable
tees. Thomas L.. Jones
viuu sirToi.
Wnlnrlcht A. C. a fast traveling team,
una ii'tii iimw. 101 traina oil,
lnlt..M.nl. l.a.nh Unl.
llnlnieehnrg A. A. has onn .IfttAa fA- Arat
rlaas teams, paying a fair guarantee. C
nnn sireei
3037
'n-l.H
, Went Phllndelnlila A. 0. would ike to
book games with all elghteen-twenty-year
oiu learns nnving grounas. It. tl. tlSKer
2017 South Sixtieth street.
Jordan II. C. would like to hear from all
fcurte-n-slxteen-earold teams. William
Wheeler. 634 Tree street.
Hurt ram A, C. has twilight dates at home
open and other dates away. A. Smith, 00(11
Relnhart street.
Slltrr Hell Club, a traveling team, wants
to hear from all seoond-etasa teams. Pally
Clola. 824 Wharton atreet.
AbArforlr 11. II. C. a fast team, wants
games away. A. Hoffmann. Abertoyte Man
ufacturing Co., Chester, Pa.
Park Ilgo Clnb, n travellnr team, want
games J. Ferry. 8048 Wyalualna- avenue.
(lennantown nine would Ilka to bsar from
an nrai-ciaea noma teams. J. uallagner,
pnnne ivyominc aajv
Iirneon Held Club wants
Hams having grounds. I.
feviuth Fifth street.
games with all
Flshman, 2422
HUMMKTI ltlOTtTS
RTJMnmRRHOnTa)
ATMNTIO CITY N. J.
ATIANTIC CITV. N. .1.
m-
AthJ
LL the old charm
these two
famous hotels now
combined and added
to. Hospitable. Home
like. Finest cuisine.
Every modern com
fort and service.
LEEDS AND LIPPINCOTT COMPANY
ALFONTE-f-jADDON JALL
ATLANTIC CITY. N J
On the Beach snd the Botrdwslk American Plan AJways Open
IB. it.' i"" if V Miit't' i r rD Hssssll
Elf' r'.:'iB': jg It' ? - & BH
' WorldslJrcSpTorcl'SiKcesa
IN II1K MOST IIKATJTIFUr. SECTION
iiiEDISON
Srichlran Ave , close to Ueach, three blocks
frjm ne-v "Ilandezvous" (Amueement Cen
ter) convenient to all plera ana Amusements,
open surroundings. Large airy rooms, Run1
nlng ater. private liaHis,
Amrrlcnn Plan 817.50 ut teklr, S3 np dly,
i Kuronlran Plan. SI. B0 tin dntlr
Music sun parlor spacious porches, free
bulling privileges, shower baths. Noted for
well-cooked food Every attention given to
comrort and service
Atlantic CiTy
THERE 3 no resort like Atlantic City in sum
mettlmenono so colorful with life, gaiety
and loyoua throngs. And there's no iotel like
Iho Traymore on either continent. It is the
oeisl center, at all times, of tho pleaiure-loving
world.
The quietude of spacious, luxurious rooms
lor those i who would rests health-giving, breeze
cooled air bringing sleep to worn nervej.
Superior muticj dancing; gay eotial life. The
wonderful ReMaurant 1 reymore. Tho Sub
marine Cril). Cloister CarHena in bloom. Sea
Pecks and Promenades. Roic Rotunda and a
Library Tower. Perfect service and appoint
ments. Freih nnd sea baths with every room.
European or American plan. Fireproof through
out, write for floor plans.
DANIELS. WHITE
President.
IN TIIE IIF.ART OF TIITNOS
reiNCESS
So luioilna AVi -loss to Ueach Uteel
Mir. blncko to leadlnr Prot. A Cath
Chur'hes. Laigrat moderate rate hotel of
bride, steel and stone construction. Kiev, to
street Hot & Cold tunning water In guest
rms. Prlv. baths Am Plan 3.B0 up dully.
i St7.no up "klv. Kri-ne) Ch f. Oreh n.v,
i Free Path Houses & Showers for surf bath
i lug with entrance from Ddk. Booklet, auto
I road map and ptrrnt guide mailed Irj.
PAUL C P.OSUCnANS. Owner & Prop.
u
JOSEPH W.MOTT H Si I
Gen. Mgr. D
ST. up Dlr.t Sp. klv. Am. Plan twlth meals) '
HOTEL
CAFE
IIOARmVALK AT OCKAN AVENUE
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
ior racme una Aii.unsax aves, l'rlv. r
filgeratlnir plant eltctrtc kitchen open fo
Inspection, running water; al' ou'.' r""""
trunulously clean Elev . prlv. baths. bati
Ing from hotel, bath house and showers free.
I'tcheatra, danelni;: whlto service; garage.
Viook'et. Nxr maniaement.
FIt7 S. HOCKENTlOnr.
-oCtui
SOPMIE TUCKER
And Ifrr S Kings of Hyncnpntlon
(Midline Saturday, June 2S
OKIOINAI, DIXIKLAND JAZZ DAND
Nowp'njln Hooked for entire BHison
ILBEIiMLE
, iggfgaS
ATLANTIC CITY. N.J.
. Directly on the Ocean Front
An American-plan hotel of distinction
CAPACITY hOO.
OARAGE Walter J. Buiby
Ml gf'ICasWIHI J
SI
COLLEGE DavrchaDHIiqlirSyKDl
4i PREPARES 'FORUUSIMEtS
(T POSITIONS FOR CRADUATCS
I... laoowALNirr .st. pnna..PA. I
Summer Session
July S August 17
Courses in the
College of Liberal Arts and
Sciences
Teachers' College
School of Commerce
Phone Diamond 0631 or write nt
! once for detailed information.
Temple Universit'V
I'hllaileliilil.i A
' The Taylor School ltarttT"'
. Mglit Classes
The ntmlnr". Hutneis Training School.
Ore Sh 'ii'hMd Tvpwrltlnc Hnokkeenlng
llher Proi. A Tutorlnr hchoil. Hum. Courre
t'o 4 Hlifh Rctioi,! tranches. 113 S. 84th 81
1
Capacity fiflO Ocean City's leading hotel in
appointment and riee Opens Juno 31
Special Ju'y rate
J. HOWARD M.0( I JI, Ih.ee-Jlnmiscr
I'llll.lilrliihit Itouklng Office!
Ilie Sivarthmorc 2?rt X Wnlnut streets
HOTEL THURBER
Atlantic it Massachusetts Ave , Capacity 800
All ouialdo alis rira nothing from hotei
11 ro rta up p. c wlily liuron. plan
Pleasant ervt e .MTtfi V M THURlli:tt
Virginia ave.,
rteei Pier.
near beach one block from
PrUate baths. Klrvator. Capa
!ty 300. Danclnr. 4000 feet of porch spaoe.
unthlrn from house.
RUNNING WATER IN EVERY ROOM
American plan. 13.50 up dally. Huropeaa
iy.
plan
, Kn ..-. .,.11., ..(.I -,..1,Iu
. uw ..I. "..li, irwo, n.oi.nw, .
IlITt ITT. Mew llwrtersntli .list.
Asnnnv park, n, j.
PLAZA HOTEL
ABUURY pabk, n. j.
Only European Hotel on the ocean front.
Headquarters for auto tourists' shore dlnnsrt
a specialty. JAB. KBI.BI3T. Prop.
New Ocean Hotel
AfllUIBY PARK. N. 3.
Rnnnlng Water anil Phono In All Tteoms
Bates 1 mi. EWKI.I. & CRAWFtinn
THE METROPOLITAN
ARntlRY PARK. N. .
Ospnclty 800 1 Orehratra. raernlon Ttcektet,
B. A. Meeres. Prop. C. H. Heera. Jr.. Vst.
WELLINGTON rsSTtSft
Running water In evory room! alec. 13 kit.
C. W. HART, Ownership-Management
A81IITRY PARK INFORMATION
Write MUNICIPAL nURI.AtJ. Doardrr'k. for
hotel or other Information! fre ft authentla.
Rivavnn Running water In eory root
Bucayno Ttook!M B, nt.trNDIN.
NORTH AHmtRV PtHK, K. J.
OCCUPVINU AN KNTIRE ULOCK
Ulrertlr nn the tleemj Front
Capacity 000 , All outalde rooms. I
l WOW OI'ISW
Hot and cold na.lt -water In all
bathrooms.
Perfect Cuisine. Whlta Servlea.
Orlll Room. rtrokara' Offloe.
H1IC1CIAN nCNNlH. Manager
NswTork Offlce. S W. 40tn8t.
Phonu! Vanderbllt SZ00
mtwaBBamm
OCKN OROVK. N. J.
THE SHELBURNE
New, modern hotel: hot and cold running
water In every room; private baths, Oeaan
Pathway faclna park ocean. V. C. Haynes
Tho Waveriy 10 cn rUvray, new
iu "" management, ocean view,
Bretlsss cuisine. H. HANK. Owner.
Chalfonte
Dlrectl
select
Kh'ers
iy
Belect family bote
on ocean
ntlv hatsl.
Owner A
front,
fi. W.
Prop.
The Otiecn "Irectly on Ueach Front
"" Mt-VJ Tlooklet. Jj. J. RUaSTOX.T.
BPB1NO T.AKK. N. 3.
THE
Oi the Ocean
WARRFN "pbino IaAke. n. j.
VY AIMVEU1! Oolt uethina. Illdtng.
T'nnla W. B. BTURBS. Prop.
The Breakers
ftprlnr Tjtkn Reneh. N. J.
ON OCRAN FRONT
SritlNO LAKF. REACH. N. J.
THE SHOREHAM
SPRINO IvKE IIKACH. N. 3.
OPEN MAT 18
B, K. SPANnKNIIEBfi. rron.
ESSEXahdSUSSEV
SVKXtta LAKE 8EACH-N 4. A
Now Open. C. H. Krom. Jlgr. J
nr-T-JIAR. N. J.
The New Columbia
On the Ocean Front, Drlmar, N. J.
Catering to the Rest Clientele. Amer. plan.
Rates 15 to tlO dally. Modern! capacity
ISO music: elsvatora to street level: garage:
writs for hook'et F. C T.rCAS. Mgr.
TOINT PLBABANT. N. J.
DINE BLUFriNN
tOirT PLKAaANT, N. J.
Amnnr ths nines un tile beautiful Manas.
quan Rler shore. Every attraction of
seashore, river and country. All outdoor
sports, now open, uookibi.
J. K. Iteerlmwer.
LEIGHTON "on,vi,opS&?-n-
Concerts pane.. All Pnts. Robert M. Crnnrh
IIF.ACII 1IAVVN. N. J.
NOW
OPF.N
THE ENGLESIDE
Private baths with sa and fresh water: five
tennla courts, booklet. R. V ENOI.E. Man
aaer. Also th Covlnaton. West Philadelphia
HKACH HAVr.N miT. N. J.
CREST HOTEL "t
Two minutes from Ocean and Barneifat Hay:
opposite R. R, station on the Iloulevard.
capacity 100. Open all year. Rates and
booklot by rcauest. Rati-s no-torate.
CIIAH. A. JOllNSf. 1
HKASHIE PARK. N. J.
THE MANHASSET
Directly on the ocean front. Capacity 800,
nooM.e II. MOSS TtTRN'KR Ownei-.prop.
CAPE MAY. N. J.
'ma in
Sew York uve.
My 3il Yeiir
nrnr Ilriirh
Wil. IimiOKK
T
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lrclnla Ale t!d hou.n from Ttnnrdivalk &&J
tteel Pier. Every appointment. HlgiUft lu
atd :ii cuisine and ecrvlca. tlooklet
J. BOTHWKL.I Prop.
nilVON. PA.
DEVON LNN
DKVON, PP.NNSYI.YANIA
MARK tJSK OF HPtltE T15ir Main line Pu It It In tho beautiful C'hev
ir ..... ? J, . TWIG , Vallnv fort mlhu' from Uroad Street
iLrthJand,.T,5i,?t,l!;l1?.itn!!l.,h,t,r,.1,nt I !,""on ,orl ' rur '-,"" dM'y each way
"''.''M 'ld typewriting, at nlaht and fit Ih., ,,, . f.nm n..vnn i(h,ii, . n,i ...
rwi ror i p.nnr po'llon . ujr routiM I . lh . ,rr,, ...,- Am,i,-rr-
Cin?" VipSivih f-nntrK I0'"0 ,a r'r" (1" Ue Wedding Parties.
PII1LA. IILS1NJ-Sr ttll.l.ct, i Afternon. Tea it runner Parties can he
ini7Hri.5S!?V 0f Tui.rt.TinSi. I "n-and fo, through tie manaaement
1017 riietnnt t. I lilladelnhla ; Trt..i rnrien. ro. .suburban Dwe'lers
ehbel Te'ephonc Uane 7"0
l ilolf Pr r InrcK Hnraebnrk It lillnr
realtlnn guar in'd. Hnlrr now. Duy ur nlcht Tennis Oarage Hart Ice
CTDAVL'DIC The Itesf Ilnllies-i ehcal Telephone
UUVIW( 07 tilKPTNU-V ST. I fiolf PrlrllrgCK
FAIIM AND GARDEN
TARM AND GARDEN
Vnulma Avi floee to Reach and Hteel Pier.
Capacity 230. American plan Private
baths. Running water Elevator. Hlctrlclty.
pnihiny from hotel. ALOIS ORTTinR
CAnr.E a-
r:i 50 i:n Dh.i $11.30 up Wkly.i Amer. Plan
LBEISOft. i
anit iiriiruui nnex. lemiessee nve. neur
leirti Capacity 4(10 central, open sur
undlnns; ODP. C'afiollo anil Protestant
i u rdei Private baths
Running Water In All Rooms
tt lillii .mice. Itooklet. ft. II. T.UIIY. M. 1).
"AT.!, YOI"D J1XPP.CT IIOTKI. TO OP.
mmum
Ea.CsrnllaaAve Br.tsscb.rUhtelT Beerdwelk fori
Mt Me4rite Rate lletel, nr. Steri tier Anm
dU 2 Mocks te Pre. A Cath. Cburshae. Buasist tt
& told water la roams, prt. baths, eseo nmondrnri.
!, lights. Kiev, te it . Dith Um BWm free.
tmirFlu, I M op dlr Spse. wkly. BaeslUnt tikis,
fc nu for un m, bil't rtrtit gales. Fiona 71
IflTZJCR i 6T;lZSJt NswOwaersUpIMroetlM.
Nttj Pnnrlincr -U"' Pacific Ave Mod
1NCW KCaaUlg ruUs Hungarlnn cul.
- ie Dietary laws observed. Hoffman & Rltber
ATnf FN Michigan Av. Near Beach &
t 1 OULlt M, ll0 Dollar Pier. Ons
)uocl from Reading Bta. Ilathlnv allowed
ta.BO tip dally. Spec, wkly. J. W. Hyley, Mgr.
Niw Clarion Kontucky Ave. lut off
ew Clarion no(lrilwk- H, K ij01,fnc,i
ME
ffilK.
CAPE MAY, N. J.
On the Orin Front and noirdwalk
Fourth July Special
CO 7C SATUBDAY. SUNDAY Q r
P0.I3 snd MONDAY P0. 9
nmntKB rfjiobth
ntTMMr.B nnsoRTB
CANADA
CANADA
8TTMMEB RKflOTtTa
, CANAI
PBTJaCJ
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"qA Weekly Cruise on the famous
Lower St. Lawrence and Saguenay uers
HERE, indeed is a vacation trip you'll
never forget; a delightful 6-day cruise,
without change of steamer!
The splendidly appointed steamship "CAPE
ETERNITY" will leave Montreal every Sat
urday, from July 16th until the close of the
season, for the far-famed Saguenay, return
ing to Montreal on the following Friday.
Arriving at Quebec, "The Gibraltar of
America", time is given for a visit to the
Battlefields Park on the historic Plains of
Abraham, to the wonderful Falls of Mont
morency, higher than Niagara, and to the
miracle-working oiinne or
Ste. Anne de Beaupre.
The ever-changing panorama of the St.
Lawrence and the majestic grandeur of the
Saguenay, with its towering cliffs on cither
hand, combine to produce a vivid impres
sion of beauty and harmony which can never
be forgotten. Make YOUR vacation a mem
orable one this Summer.
Rates and fulf particulars ixt an tourist agency,
or send 2c stamp for illustrated booklet lo
JOHN F. PIERCE, Passenger Traffic Man
ager, Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd., 116 C. S
L. Budding, Montreal, Canada.
toHTMt 8A0UCNAV
" I ' iiliiitMII!limf.iiimitiU
'T.JOHN
llhctelV
TADOUli
CANADA STEAMSHIP LINES
AM 1,-,,.r. mmfnrt MONTFJIEI
r.VK 1&A.W t7 " w- --
All the way In safety
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T1F.I.AWABF. WATT.B OAP, FA.
Tl. nntlamia All amusements, otch., danc
IbC OClleVUO 'J.,. tabll,. Moderate rates.
Ctiotcr McPnnalrl Wm. P. Mnrrny. Prnps.
MT. rOCONQ. PA.
Mount Pleaxant House ; S.
ti.th.1 free garage, W. A. & H. M. I.KF.C1I
WEBNEB8V1IXB. PA.
HIGHLAND TERRACE INN
Benovatod and refurnished. ""J,.
tlon. Moderate rates AnAM F. PCUOl.ba
end FnAN'CIB W. WACIC.
THE O-NE-ON-TAr pa.
Modern hnm comforts. Mod, rates, nooklst
HKDFQB1 SrBlNOW. TA.
BKUFOBU SPKINC8 (PA.) IIOTEI-Egeal.
lent cuisine, all sporla. M"rtln HweenrMar
K.QLKS MKBK. TA
Hotel Alleghetu-. I'jieles Mere.Pn. ncmodellns
uncler new min k k m--. ,.i.m ..... -.
I.AAXXA. PIKK CO.. PA.
IIKKCHXI'T COTTAGE. In the Pocono
Mts . home coon.; raios n per v. up, ut,
H. Parsons. Special raWa over July
4th.
OTHKIHl 1.AKF.. COOPr.BSTOWX. X. V.
LEATHERSTOCKING
CORPORATION
ANNOUNCES
ore
OTSEGO IAKK. COOPEB8TOWN,
XCTV YORK
NOW OPEN
Under tha Perronal Sranairement ot
MR. DAVID B. PLUMER.
U0H1XHX PI.UJ1EB.
Atiocinte Maimctr.
New York Offlca
The Spur." 45 fifth Ave.
Tel. Vanderbllt 2T4
T.OXUOX ENflf.AXn.
INDOX. P.XOI.XD.
L'nuiuallx ittricllTe. Cjpitll), 500, Special
firlr lesion. Batei $3.50 up dally, $20 up
wtcliljr (Aniercsn pUu with tnesli), v
tendin te July Ulh. Orrlieilra s feature.
Mallruora ons of thr finnl and lareit In
Cape May. Booml slucte an4 en suite, wllh
prlrate Lathi. Bunnlug water In roorni.
Llevater lo atreat level,
rnEE DATI1INC. 1IORSKUACK BIDINC,
coLr. l'lEns, tiicXthes. MOVIES, ETC.
rinrit aulo roada In South Jrrity. Write for
tiooU.t and Ante Bead Map IT'S FBEE.
A ni'HU'ADFI.. rormorty of Atlantic City
wu.mvoon, x. .i.
Mnfnl Mn1 Near teach A Amurements,
nuiui nunc Kurnp. plan GHenls. prop.
Mainolla 111 E, Magnolia. Fnr. rms.) hpk.i
prlv.i nr. Ilrnch. I.. A. A .1. I.. E. .IncUsoa.
LAKE PLACID, X. Y.
ADIRONDACKS
Grand View Hole
LAKE PLACID, N. Y.
Opcus In June. Extensively improved, tlnest
e'.ectrlcal eculpment, running water, private
bathrooms, elevator, potouess dancing.
rURXISHKU COTTAtlES 10B BEXT
All out-of.doir Adirondack tllvcrslons. Clr.
M. n. MAHBIIAIJ., Mar., Lake Placid, N. Y.
LEXCX. MAHM.
HOTEL CECIL
LONDON
There is inexpressible comfort in the service of
the Cecil efficient, unobtrusive attention that
gives it such a refreshing atmosphere.
Situated in the very heart of London witH
accommodation for more than 800 guests,
unequaled equipment and perfect cuisine.
There is but one Cecil.
For Tariff apply Manager.
Cablegrams: "Cecelia, London.
FB1EXUS I.AKE.
N. Y.
A.TATFKA CLUR Adirondack Moun
rViaiCJwALLUD ta,lls ov,r,BoknB
KrU-nds Lake. Saddle liorsea. boatlnr, ten.
nlH, etc. Modern, rooms alnsle or en suite;
private baths. !l up. Oarage, Booklet,
Mhonev Hros.. Pmps . Chestertoivn. N. Y.
HOTEL ASPINWALL
LENOX, MASS.
if a end Cool in tht Btrhthlrtt
A HOTEI. OF DISTINCTION
Open until Oct IS. duration i,00 Feet
uou. uanoie iiiuiwr. uroneoira. uarasra.
ealralila cottaaea wn
liOWK ft TWOBOHl
Deatrahla Cottaaea with Hotel Bervlce
IllllVK s Ttvtiitutir.il. aiannetr
Winter Tteeprt. Prlnecee Hotel, llermnda
OCEAN cirv. X. J,
EDO EWATER
South Carolina Ave , nuar llencb hp sail
Arvrtcan ft European Hticlal weekly r.n
JOHN A. CASELY, Prop.
C? XLJVEdFeT'OKI
Kuntucliv- Ae Adill'-LMt o ljflfV
i:ery appointment, Culelns and .
Ice uneiollcd .Mud i ii tea, p.. Iinu-lier Co.
SFNATOR Fireproof First hotol from
Vl'Uma Ave. The now kind of Hotel.
Newly furnished nnd averyftilnir arranged
for your comfort. Let us snd jou booklot
and rates
J Some of These Pieces gSjA
n PI 5 Now It the tiro to beautify the homo grounds A T tVfe?-
tJ ' ', W supplv ever thins; needed In unliue nttrnc ft V "'
m'$ ' 'A auy DIrect From Manufacturer )V ' V;Km
L"' ' f ind be ntsured of ((iilck service nuutlty ma- ' fJnts5fK
d ' trrlala nnd c-aftsmanshlp attractiv,- prices f l, 'fi'
asssBflsW ''t ee Ur D8Pay at Salesroom Sl' r - 7
,' Intensely Int-restlns Oreat arlety of Oar IFEjJi S"
V fi ' tlen and Lawn Furniture Wood Arches Trel- fflnjJ-JOtA- --
KJi llsra Arlr. Entrance Oates Pomu.as. etc Vtrffiftf
FtJffl FREDERICK R. GERRY CO. S3 i
-vTJ 1835 Mnrket St., PhlU. lITMITfllr '
THE WHITTLE
Xew York ave. nr Beich. cap 800. running
water all rooms, prlVHt, iiath ,Bator
18.80 up dolly. Amer . $U up dilh Hurop
TSHOR INrJ uSi" " Connecticut avt.
IhDUII III" Ideal location; Urte alri
roomr. Uathtnc from hotel. lOtb seaaoa,
mod'rata rais. j. . ai. iju.-vn.
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
Always open. Always rendv. Terms nv-t
trm . Wrlti- or nhone M Walsh rviinca.
Mnfol Roitcohel Kentucky Ave. Bafurn.
nd "n eUW '""' 117 A H MAK.6H
HOTEL LEWIS
Gie2ncolrb
HOTEL, and COTTAGES
OCEAN CITV , N .J,
Special rates for June
Cottages 2-3-5 Rooms
For tho Season
RatoB on Application
MlAitBHUIT. x. J.
PENINSULA HOUSE ;.y
A dellRhtful hotel on the Ocean, N Y
office. Sherman Jo,u,ir Hotel Tel. Col, R.400
HL'OH J FI.YNN MVr.
Tr.l.VJi MKBH. PA.
The Oceanic
May and June.
NOW OPEN
Special low iMtes fur
A. E. DAKEK
lAinrthmnfo Bunnliw water throughout,
DWarUimorO Nnr am attraction,!
Ailpn 0th & Central, nun's; voter In .ill
"'o"-" rooms. Table unsurpassed
OCKAX CITV. N. J.
Amrrlcn's flrenleet Fnmllr ltesort"
Eagles Mere, Pa.
The summer resort that Is different be
lause it comhlnei mountain and seashore
conditions with unique eurroundlncs,
Ths sandy bench and temrerate water
of the Lako of the Uaz'ca afford splen
did LaPnlnr 220ft feet above sea level.
One of the finest gulf courses In Amorlca.
Por booklet and rates, wrltet
THE CRESTMONT INN
WIM.IAB! WOODS, Manager
THE FOREST INN
HKBMAN V, VKAGEU. Mnnaarr
THE LAKESIDE
JOHN S. KIIUC ft JON
THE RAYMOND
L. n. O. LIST. Mnnncrr
BOSTON. MASS.
eHs.
I "T.Mi. I
Vscatlonlnir In ths Ulus nidce Mts.t for dv
acrlptlve bklt. & list of hotels & brdi, houses
In Blue Bldra Mis. write: Oen. Pass. Arsit.
Wti-rn Mar land Ba'lway fltltlmors. Mi.
CANADA
HOTELPURITaM!
pSOCommonweaKnAvs.&oston I
Boston House !
One of tht moot homallhe )
I1UWJO IlilllV WVI IU. f w - m .
1,-I:i',tlloSrlfor(ffl.IlookWwiD,ll! I PiTVal MtffiKORr.!
I ' OiiMsk, HlsteH.cCoilon. I I WHI J'l ,
ijvkk chami'iin n. y.
TnE WEBTrORT INN
Weatport on l.nke C'linroplala. X. Y.
DEEB PABK. MP.
DEER PARK HOTEL
And
Coltane
Deer Park. Maryland. Altitude SHOO feet.
Golf, Tennis, 1' Swimming Pools.
t. r. nn.i.ixs. sicr.
PACIFIf KUBTinTKST
coor. euMMKii climate, plenty o
Bolf, avery variety of trout n(l ftjlp
mon fishliirT, nml the nioet wonderful
natural scenery on earth, reaonwW;
rail, staamer or by lB.OOO mllit o
pplendlU highways, offer you an lH
vacation In the l'aclflo Northweit, Ow
con, WuslilnBton and BrltUh Columb
Write for free Illustrated bo?wt,1;,i!
Herbert Cuthbert, J- C. Smith Blar,
Ecattle. Wash. '
TB.MH1HI'S BKSOBTS ..
MABVIjAND
ViatSIONT
VEBMOM i'BKH I100KM
'Vermont Motor Tours," "Oreen Mountains
01 Vermont. iiuiei uirscn
tn Bent and for Hale."
Veimnnt Publicity llura,i
Wt:
IS
"Cottars
Montraller. Vt.
npnnmn wpnixfis r..
IIKIIPOIII) hl'BINOS (PA.). Ilori'.l, Kirnl
lent cuirtliiu nil nuirt, Martin Sworny, Msr
Hl.rPK PIIIXT. I.AHW CHAMI'l.tlX. X 11111 PP I'llINT I.AKH CIIAMPLAIX. X Y
I'll Puclno Ave.
Ksrellent table.
Mod ro'"s flaw f I "-la Own A Trop.
TUo Wnflrina So'.lli Curollna av. near
I lie WaiKinS n-acn rcvery romfort A
aervl, e ftnlern ratea 1,. It, Arnnlil. Owns.
TCopphwonil Kentucky Ave. poai Ileacb
jjUt-Ulvruiiu umi iimiivrmcntsi resion
,!, i ttr OKOItOH W l.aliniSB.
rrsfl. 3
H
Westminster ft
KuniiinK wtr, nnen all '
sJATIONAI Tann. hv. 3d hnune fr
lira aw.i.w .;tjrftnean nlun
AV. near Uucl)
I'rlmti, hatha.
""" ' A. KOPP
FleRch
K OtlNN'CIt
foil Atl Av 1-arttt-, airy room and
J'l Ml. 'vv. npiirim-n Iteasonabje.
rIIITrAT T 3 JMme'.Me. On Ueach
INU i 1M..O .w,r rtHn 4 nil il up.
Pn'nnmnnl lb H. Vermont at neir lioach
rennmont Anitr, ,,u,,, u. ci.ahi;
IThotel cSjplSmI
BLUFF POINT-ON-LAKE CHAMPLA1N. N.Y
tl'. C", AKK CIIAMI'LAIN.wlth ita mncnificent diitances. a"
V imposes no limitations on Water Sporla, which
itAi.flKA "- are tieiiKiiiiuiiy provitieti lor at iiitin t'oini.
SlMUg Jonrfr " """'"7" "cum itiiii i Ai.riii;in i,w, a.,.. u.i,.
I- --yt . House isciiuirb, atlas zest to the sport.
Thn, too, there art Golf, Tennis, Hiding and Duncing
V I K I 1' II 1-. II I! Z V O U S J
Ibe World's Grcnteat Aruuseinent KnterOlK
O
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raren . -..,,. . .. . ..,. ...... U D
LSPiUlill'-r'lill ' '' '"o '"' ujms .u. iu si A I
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ym i wtp 1 smTMsrxM7TaWTiaTMi nmriwmaimtttmmzmmmm.-L m rrmmmmmxmaamTmj3ti nmm.jjtmrmi
JKITKKHON. N. H.
NEW WAUMBEK '"SrSSt"-"-
A Distinctive Hotol of the Hinher T;
Booking Offloe. 8 w. eOth st,. Now
STEAMSHIP! BIWOBTS
VACATION TRIPS
BV REA
I'llIUVUKMHIA TO
BOSTON,, WcU 0rtK)P.31. Sat,, eJiOO P.M.
HAVAMNAII I Tnee., 'OiUU P. M,
JACK80XVIU.I. '
Dnrllclit-Knilne Time
Meali and berth un main deiK Included,
Blight extra chars en for accommodations on
promenade dock. Through tickets to prln
clpal points (lend for Illustrated foldrr.
Merchants & Miners Trans. Co.
Establlshsd IH51,
Mlllons of pssasnKers carrlcdnot a life lost
Pier IK H. 1-I. Ate. Tel. loinhnril llino.
Oct awar to bsp;lnse-airy to the nerrv-mtuia,
fine aoantej.slcap tlrlafalrotMuskolia Lakes. Th
rou win una mis Hotel.
i" it, a1'!', sie. r.?rr
22R.f"V.',v?.fr-A!.''
Book!.,. H.,.l Msi.sk. P.6..L.U BV.'i (Warie.
WTli.MntATrl BKSOBTS
liniiiiiii
to
BALTIMORE TO
HAWAII
ii lid return
Calling- ut llnviimi, l'annma Canal,
ls Anarli-a, Can IrnnrlMo
1K I.UXU HTKAMKItS
HUC'KKYE STATIi
I.cuvfB nultlmore for linn all, July nnih
1IAWKEYE STATE
Ian. Man l'mnrl;rn fur llitllliiiiirr. Aug, llli
MATSON NAVIGATION CO,
Haniigliir Ajrnts, U. H. Mlilnplne lioril
em miisu aaiit ina:i, l.iillllliorr,
ililKllimililijiiilliiiiiniiNiiiituiiiiiitiiitiiiiiaiii
FaIIMiverme
THC fOfUUUt ftOUTZ
BOSTON
SpltndldSUammtmii FmiM
OreStttra m eaea Simtr
Im. ri.lten St. TUt 4 rl.n.
S.10 P.M. Dsny Mel. fsy
New Batrf ard tliaa
Dally esc. fun . i.v. I'ir
jnv n t. .. .m. .,.. .,
u...... ltUU3IUIIill,,lll ,M,
NtwUndaellaa
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atonm.,6 30P.U. Itar
70L)U.fendSt..ir.M.
Derllrht Sev. Th
Tlckrta ft
IS II nml 'A:'i
rteiii f!
HAS."u
I
ERICSSON LINE
.Gs5ilu& DAY BOAT
FOR BALTIMORE
B o'clock In the morning-, dayllpbt savins
time, beHlnning Thursday. June 1dm, Bviry
Tuoeday. Tliursday and Saturday. Wr7
f-80, Jo Baltimore. 12.80 round trl
i.vau.iiui water riae oui t
Pier 3. B
tflUl W.I., vMj.
i""m mr nampniet
rlo. Man
of Philadelphia,
uisvfra Ave
or any lucal siearoshjp agen,
Md
ERICSSON BOAT
FOU HALTIMOltE
$2, onti-way fare; $3, round-trip faro
Dully lit C P. M a o'cloeU Hulurility (iUy.
I ."aV.."" ,lm1 ""' r 3- "' I
henil -for Plmnlltrt.
.UMJON HiVA NIOIIT LINKS "
KISV yOBit CITY TCSNIflW TOlik STITI
To California,
By Ocean
From Baltimore
Inauguration of
Regular Passenger
Service
Sailings Every ThrceWecki
Commencing July 1i
With Palatini American
Slenmahip
VENEZUELA
14,000 Displacement Tons
Beautiful Cruise
Through
Panama Canal
Calling at Hovana,
Nicaragua, Salvador
Guatemala, Mexico,
Loa Angelca Harbor
antl Snn Pranclaco
Rate on application at all TotrrW
Agents or
Pacific Mail
Steamship Co. '
400 ExeJiang. Plact, BAI.TlMORfiJ
10 Hamrvar Stru.rt, NEW 1f"j
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