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11 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAC.LE. NEW YORK. THURSDAY, MAY 23, 191R. HOT1.IS AND RESORTS. HOTEIiS AND KISOKTS.

HOTEI AND RESORTS. HOTELS AND RESORTS. HUDSON VALLEY COUNTIES. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.

HOTELS AXU HEARTS. The Eagle Information Bureau fully wilt Circalari aol Broik-arei of Reaorti, R.lroadi, od Special Tours. Always your i. or phone 6200 Mail. SUMMER CAMP ROYS CIRI-S.

SUMMER CAMP ROYS OIRIA I JMILUIBL I 1 yRU HOTELS. RESORTS. ADIItON PACKS. ADIRONDACKS GRAND VIEW HOTEL IKE PLACID, N. Y.

OPENS JINE Every convenient tgoaptlonal liable; arrbeatra; private hatha I I HNISIIEII rid I 4I.ES lOlt KENT. M. H. M.4KSII.4I.I Lake Pliu-id, X. T.

ifSSSSsst fj.rDnok(let AU. Eurnlahed I "THl NAtlONJ HtAUH Sllnf CAMP JOHN PERSHING RocklaRd Lake Park, Rockland County, New York REAL MILITARY TRAINING FOR BOYS Instruction by West Point Cadets, Third-Year Class. Sgg Hotel Beechwood 1 Sacandaga. N. Y.

In tl.e Uwer Adlrondacks. gaiaagaMaaa aaveawa WVVUn ADIRONDACK INN TT MAH Summit, N. J. Farragut WHO. ButterteM.

TIMLrVni tM' IA recotfnrwd: I Corne AiH Ic Cll i Wori 3s Stmsklf Mo rooo is I HOTEL ST. CHARLES I "ic I. Iek on 1 uo'a'l n- presslrm In hotel apiaiiniin.nl MTrlea aaat gaajgatw Alway. open, rnaaltltrj utrn- HOTEL MORTON Klai ti (icjtaXteKYl SUNSET CAMP AND COTTAGESi mammm I new i ing Picked men from the tinned States Military Academy at West Point will organize and ennduci the camp. Rockland Lake Park lias been loaned by the Palisades Interstate Park Commission for a camp site.

Cadets will he quartered in barracks instead of tents. Coat Is hut One Dollar a Day. Sixty-two days, sixty-two dollars. School hoys must enroll for thirty-one days, working boys for their vacation period. Hathing.

Boating. Aquatic Sports. The most beautiful lake in Palisades Park. With the great increase proposed tor the American Army this country needs men. Fit yourself for your country's service during your vacation.

For information applv lo JUNIOR TRAINING CAMP ASSOCIATION 258 Broadway New York City private Ulb'1" Haod.oiue'j furutu.o.'T.-Se saultary urrangetnenta. Klrialor to all Hour Mr. UaJNatS. Own. j' Vu.pi ielor.

lllETiORaHllE waier In minis; elevator; mperior libit SMcia" season at (rains. A K. Prop I Mi- THE WILTSHIRE vr ii view I'-imi. Ihii, run up $17. up weekly.

An. Op, all year. Booklet. SAMCLI. LI.

LIS. HOTELS AND HErWIlTS NEW JIRSEY. Essex and Sussex HOTEL AND COTTAGES Directly on the Ocean. SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. J.

America's Finest Resort Hotel. Hot and Cold Sea Water Service. Opens June 20. DAVID II. PU MER Frank T.

Keating. Ass't Manager. Booking Office, 8 West 40th Sireet, New York. Phone, Vander-Nlt 2200 or The Plaza. PENXSYI.VANIA.

BUCKW00D INN aw- JTj Shatvner-on-nelaware, ic of llie I unions A. J. C. Murphy. Mgra.

GALEN HAIL-IN-THE-MOUNTAINS I ItM lisUI I.E, PA. utiful Spring Reaert rnPonnsyl. f. i l.oi I 1 i i larmio i' I'i. i- um.

Ii Th- Stephen liliard Philadelphia. 1 THE CRESMONT Tile bote i Willi (lie in. inpiitiiMe situation, tin Ihe summit of th. Also bungalows, with meals ut Inn. 1.1.

Hunklet. WILLIAM WOODS, Manager. 1 1,1.1 ST It 4 TEH St'MMER n. v. our, and week end trip.

HookniK "tflie, 23i THE Gll.t MltlST. l.ak. c.uno Pa PRESTON PARK, PA. Si- June I. II l.IAN MILLS SPRUCE CABIN INN i 1 'mi 'bL a'tt It" W.

J. 4 M. II PRICK. Canaileusii Pi Delaware Water Gap. DELAWARE HOUSE OPJffl AW Delaware Watar Gap.

Pn'. garage. Booklet. Mrs. JOHN YAItlitCK, Pr.p B-Ulnb eool.

reatl illiWAIUi' IIAI'SEI; FOREST HOUSE Potmno Mountains, ke View limine, Ponuio I.ak el. liphts; ovra farm. But. Ueorg- i.ayn THE COLONIAL Kitchawan, on Croton Lake, Northern Westchester Co. aula, from New Tori.

7S mloote. from Jrmnd Oocral station to bold Harleni i Will, a EN inn cottaues lireen Kill Park, and Seven! 1 I 1,1 lor lift)' Tnl.l- til. nil. .1 ri.i-ii g. J.

CHAIIA4 Mauser. Street. Kiogslon. New York. I.AKEMAliOPAC.

FOREST HOUSE AT INTERLAKEN y.k. Aiutii.ii- "I foot. Hlgt Mil from Naw Tort TROWBRIDGE Ml Dairy Fir Kyserlke. T. kU alai four mails; phone; el ing.

boating, lisbing, trunks. "8r where, art booklet Bet VllltiDOE. Prop. SPEND JUWE AT Mt. Meenahga House Cottages la the 'Beaotlfnl Shanaannki," llluatrit.il booklet.

H. H. T1CI Proprietor. P. Ellenallle.

N. Y. II'- fin; Hungarian enlvlne. For tnfnruia Illegol 1- I 11. K.

in. NTH Harlem: or KliAL'sss A saViiEn, EDDY FARM of the llrlnmre. iMrrawbaaa, v. bathlna. lablnf.

danninit. ie Ilire.i.ir. Write J. K. i-ai'II iiMis.

trl Maple Wood. Man i-n; beautiful location; Imua biiiiHekfeping prlytutai I8S HOME! 11 I) r-" on tl, "He ri(." o. M. 'tii i i in liui. 110 up.

OottaM far rent. Mlaa IA COOI'Elt. He Bruce. K. I.

HI M.lllt FARM, Femtlale. N. T. Ltti nlry, liiMie'-ti'il "iwk; beautiful rouutry. Hot.

i't. OenUlea. Rate flO. SFNVVrKEST I'tllM, UTjSTER COUNTY, n. y.

ter Go. A porchea; 3. 'HAEFKIt CATSKTLL MOUNTAINS. PLEASANT VIEW HOI'SE. Lanes-: V.

h.asrm; nil If ripp ,1 good tlahlng. Tl UBS0RT. SPECIAL Havtnea Falls, Catekflb. UPLAND FARM "niia, Eleeatlon 2. fe, Stamford In the Cateklllg.

Maple Rest Cottage Thompson. Conrenlently located; Impta. dec. lights; home like; eleeL table; airy rooms; garage. Booklet.

Rockwood-in-the-Pines Tfca Hotel That Ii "So Different." CATRKILL MiU'NTAINS. CAIRO T. Dancing evening Ilnlhing, bowling, ten nls, basehalL Arcommodatea SO. Term, 112 up. Sjud for illustrated booklet SARATOGA SPRINGS.

THE SCM4IER REST COTTAGES ELMW00D HALL SA'' springs. Vt f. SPECIAL RATES FOR JUNE. 1 ratal THE El. OR EDGE.

Sharon Springs. N. T. Near baths anil spnn; mod. rn lhro.igho.il Hates or booklet.

E. K. ElliREIniE, NEW YORK HOI SE, Sharon Springs. N. Y.

Close In swings, baths slot park modrn Impta. excellent table. Booklet. M. M.

STIl'ltT. THE MORREI.I lort afltj convenience. ally located. DtaeM CENTRAL WTCSTERN NEW YORK THE KENDALLWOOD O. W.

Prop. Rll llEIEI.il SPRINGS. 1. T. Open Jnar 1 to Oet.

I. Nr.r ll.ill, llnu Iloi.ma win, i ah Hod.ro Ira tirovemetit.s and Write for Booklet. ADIRONDACKS. Wnllrfnrr IITn Wllmlrglon pn MKB N.N. Friend, lake, $11 up.

vm MI'liPIIY." Illi.llll.llllllll flOUl 1'. II II' 1 1 Ol NTKV HOARD WANTED. 1. v.i -r. h.v fo ns' ll-'l'ss.

"i'i iFTC. i lOt'PLE want board for rmimi'r ni.iriC tins pr'haip family I jrEARBYJvEACHES. Kheppshoad Hay. BEAU-RIVAGE HOTEL LOTTI A. VAN'NINI.

1P The Roekaways. The Old Hefts-en. Par Rorkawev. cen LONG ISI.AXD. notei, Cottages -o iLTFFTOX Casino l1miOlrr--' Palcho.se, nmai south Bay.

"porta of bay Phono ratehngue. PROSPECT HOUSE III'! .11 Jil II. WALKER HOUSE Ion Inlnad. 'wut'niV iVrrneb. CEDAR BEACH HOUSE Within lino fret of Great Soalh Bay.

AefloajoMQatea Is. Kin" boeohMt, part b. thing; K. It AGGER. Weathamptnn, L.

I. SPRINGVILLE HOUSE ud. Delightfully situated on lug. bathing, bowling raft and Owner. HOTEL MONTEREY Stfei tl Apply 9 Broad IIOSS lir.4I.TII RESORT AJTD AR.

BOHI.EA INN ANNEX surroundings: re- adjoining. Open lioss iieai'Vii 1:1 THE I'IMSIl, Hempstead. L. I. Beautiful ly altnatrd.

near t'ity milk, eggn an vegetable, from own farm; table an ThktBt Bamnitead MS. LAUREL HOUSE-PATCHOGUE ELMORE "cX COTTAGES mi'iic Iinttir-oom Milt tiathlnc. Julia WATER'S EDGE HOUSE ai.tif.illy reennli: Bay. IT miles ilet. II.

K. HOWNS HOTEL MONTEREY NOW 0P8N. BLUE POINT, L. I. onn Vllla.rort Waatolnartoa.

'Telephone 137-J, Por VaBhlngon! vibw J. A. WAIJtll. GKOVi: COTTAGE. Freeport.

Tlted. Itathii'r. Tel. FI.AVKI.I., jr. INN.

on Great THE A NT HORACE, Tort Waahlngtan, I. Open Moy II. til! to S20 weekly. Mrs. A.

R. HASKELL. Prop. HUDSON VALLTTY COUNTIES. MOHEGAN INN Hea F.

W. F. OTELGRAMATAN mlawtaa from Unxt Cmtrtl 5 THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE Jrrmntry resort, Valhalla. (lorjury 4r mlnnlea to 41M M. Cap.

150. Sleeping hn-is ilanring, swimming THE PINES. Urge, airy ma; own predoce; beantlfnl rood Jahlng. Tcrma $12 Booklet I). SMITH, Tine Plaina.

N. T. n'liloar Brook Col lase.auirui. N. JtinN It.

SDLL, 'Prop, biiw-linc, r.il.ilj.t oTn OH) II Alll TERR 44 E. 1n.l I fl'cellent nf.l.' "oin .1 "jl ngV MUNTMV FARMROtTgR -01111111. up life. Baquettc Lake. N.

T. The Wentworth, Round Lake, N. gt.i.-d''n'iKlu1 l.i" Chester Wmttt ALL IMPIHIVEMENTS NIPW OPEN. II. S.

DOWN'S. MOI NTAIV IE44 I IITTAIiE. On Purge, N. Y. I ll', TENNIS K1SIII MeAVEIIiH HOI SE.

rtirMertown War tea N. Y. On Loon lake. Ac. (lit.

Br rellaal table. Uood nulling, t-nnla. dancing 110 up. JAMES MiAVEIiiH. Iop.

Ill 111 IOTT4GI. Lakes. Alt. 1.R00 ting. I.ulhing.

lulling. ine Uiii'ii. with r.pi-11 apply F. Sperry, Old Forge. N.

Y. HOTEL PINES 4 Nil ANNEX. Sarandasa, New York. All stii.i-iMiii.ii!. ini.

tnl.l.- I.mrd. II $14 op. Onod roada. Booklet. Stanton B'gi RAQUETTE LAKE HOUSE Booklet.

Eagle Bureau, or I). REARllON. 'Prop! N0RTHW00DS INN uNlJpS5ViN' Bklt. T. A.

I.eby. Ialnnd Camp and Co Ik" LAKE QEOROE, ALGONQUIN Nii ial June ro'tea." 'Hnndsoni' illu.trated booklet. E. E. PENFIEI.n.

OwTier and Prop. MIIICK 4N IHH Ml. S. t. Mi'il'iti: m.l I' ballroom; bunt.

egnoea; tennis; 3 Paikaril Mining Kat'-H tii i "lii Oct. Illustrated l.o. kiel. KM I I'll Si: i Lake View Hotel. Itnl lew m'p'rn't.

Ilemoileleit. ten urpassed. II. A. Ilia; s.

UISINO. Hague on l.k Ill LETT IIOrsE, on Lake Every. IjAKECHAMPLAIN. COTTAGES FOR KENT. OWN GOLF LINKS.

Tennle, Boating, Bathing and Fishing Orohe.tra. Steam heat. Supplies from nearby farmj. Ratei 2S per week up. Booklet, n.

P. SMITH, 4Vealport-on-Lakn thamplain, X. Y. TnOESAND ISLANDS. Bangalon Inn.

Ken lales. N. Tbon nn.l Is. riellnbtful m'i', it it a ley MY.iiS HOTEL CONTINENTAL M. VValso'lluii'i GARDEN INN l'" f-l'up.

JJ.fjO up. Alsu TL A NT 1 1 i lit THE PI.AVllKOt NO OP THE THE LEAIJINU HOUSES ALW HOTEL WELLSBORO I f2. M) op dally. Hoikl.t... Myers A Camp Marlon.

Raqnette ake. N. -Ideal location: all impts. (IMiInc: all ports; Bne table. .1.

(illENON, Prop. A 4 A TOR llrM Rnllaton Spu, New York. ReBnoiJ, homelike; all oniiu.ni.-noes. Booklet USRS! THE WATERSTONE "7.1" TrJ year. I loose on lake.

applleatlou! LAKE rh'e rut cMl's. aits, hoardi inventl- cule our ren.on.il.le -n n.u. pinna. 4.Wlas 4IP VII I.A.IK phono; book-Tat. 16-31 'six rewt GRAND ATLANTIC JXTfrZ Try CLARENDON HOTEL VIRt.IMA AV.

NEAR REACH. Ail a-, viih in and cold rannio. Pnvat. vvnto for HOTEL JACKSON HOTEL ROCMAN SOfTH CAROLINA A NEAR THE BBAfH II, in se. anil for i.

Okie, ii. FRANK E. bSi.lasV.X."1' BERKSHIRE INN fffltj I iSSa St wj6rld7 ivs open. VI HMON r. I SE 16 TO NOV I.

OltVIS A. E. Martin. Mgr. The Lorraine.

6ih Ave at 16th 8t THE DORMS Uoukl.i liOX E. Vt. "HYDE MINOR iST tiolf In tin Lake region ut Vert lllu.tr.iMl booklet. A. W.

HYUB A SON. Sudbury. Vt In.lndlng RERKSHIRES. HEATON HALL Hin.il. In.

1 14 lilt. nr. III lil IIKSIIIIIE HILLS. JIM! TO Mil EMIIEIt. hoi.

I is lllielv un. HOTEL ASPINWH LENOX, MASS. Ht'ort and Cool th" Rerkthires. OPENS JI SB IS. IIOUE A- TttORDGER, A.l'treaa until May 30.

Hold Belmont "wiiior ii. lull Prim ess Hold. Ilrrrauda RED LION INN-. IStockbridge, Mass. NOW OPEN Road8 in Krcellcn' Condition T.

TREADW AY aaaaaaaai THE GREYLOCK W1LLIAMSTOWN, MASS. Tie VilUft BtauUful of the Bcrlukirat Send for Baoklht Henry N. TaQ, Le.iee THE MAPLEWOOD Piltsfield, Berkshire Mass. OPEN MAY 26 TO NOV. 1 Golf at Country Club.

18 Hole Oreei VINEYARD Falmontli Helehta Mass, ON CAPE con. SOUND fcurtlfo. HOTEL Colonial Inn kikjaktown'sIass, lExcellcnt Table. Every Sport oat rated booklet. T.

H. CHIRQWDt, Prop The dedication took place at the main olllre of the company, 4802 I i treclit avenue. Ld. I ake obi. oni.

Maine. l.i.- Jti. i ic th hear A h.ii.l si Kn len-M olleg. K. I.

Mttisan. A It', Hire, tor, I a udakeB, HYLAN IS ELECTED TO HONOR LEGION Tells Policemen Why He Ap-pointed Enright Commissioner of Department. Department St a erowSatj meetinf; in the builrliriK EC Iks Lndee No. i nlshl elected Mayor John Hylan to honorary mcniherahip and heard him uy that the nniy way ef- Iflcttntty to administer th iiepartment was to put a member of the active force at Its head. The Dm) policemen in the big lodite room this tatafnent with wild applause.

The honor of menii.ers hip in the body of uniformed men who have been officially distinguished for bravery th parforimtUM at duty was extended to the in recognition of im, selection aa Commissioner Hicham Knrlght, who win called to the command of the department while serving captain of an Eastern District precinct, President John H. Ayres of the laglon hung the elaborate i.adete of the order around llie Major's nick, stuck the button Hie lapel his dinner priseuKd hunwith a framed and illuminated certificate of membership and then addressed as "Comrade." Mayor Hylan is the twenty-second liii. ii lo ,,11,1111 lionm-aty mem In -ship in Ihe body and the tirst Mayor ever chosen for the honor. He reached the meeting tarly the evening and sat through the business session and Hie p. -monies unending of th.

new i.ffle.-rs. He said in part: "I shall always hold this cerinuale and remember llie present occasion as one of the greatest honors ever con-ierred on me. 1 am glad 1 appointed as chitf executive of the I'oliee De-partmeni one ft' your number, an active member of the uniformed force, Commissioner Richard Knright. "i think ni tell you a seerat, in the early months of my administration and after the firs' appointments had been made. 1 noticed during my movements about the city that the poll, i K.

downhearted and lUwuiragi'il. This was during my lirsi month as Mayor. When found that a change in the department head was necessary and selected Commissioner Hnright for the post there was a notable change. The men looked happier as they went about their dull, s. (Shouts "i approval were mm- gl.d with til" applause ai this point.) When 1 over an East New-York court and later when 1 was in ither magistrates conns I came in ilnecl contact with ivy peliMntii.

1 found the immense majority of them honest, upright and anxious to do their duty to the city conscientiously and well. "I am proud of Commissioner En-right and all his deputies. They will treat you no fairly and justly. See to it that you uphold the hands of your chiefs. "The appointment of Commissioner Enright from the personnel of the force instills Into the Tieart of every policeman the hope mat he mav by honest work reach high place.

Enright was summoned to his new post from his station house desk, and appeared at Citv Hall in his uniform I was proud tn appoint as Commissioner the man who stood before me in his suit of blue, for I a listed that here as a man who In introducing the Mayor President Ayres said; The Honor iglon selects, for honorary membership nnlv these who have performed some high service I the city and ii He nad the eour-if hitter, violent sition tn perform it in selecting his Cinmi; senior Knright could no lend, but was rrnrenenterl hv Ueputy Cotttmlsatontr Leach. GKOBliK 1. IIANN, THE ARJJMORE OAK COURT HOTEL AKNKWOOD- Ht.mellke. Open until July 1. F.

E. Siangaoberf tniterate T. T. DOl.BEY. Mgr.

AKHURY PARK. i r. Booklet. H21 ONI III USE HOTEL nk, Aahurj PiirL. looking lake e.

ial Early lo Jul, 1. II c. Htl.AFILLIi. iiwiai.n.p Management HOTEL Ownerlblp Henry THE FLORIDA CRESCENT u' THE LLANYM0R Isoeiol i. 'liter or dancing.

I I l- i- I "nr. Hue-, Hales np. I I .1, A UII.LI.i Preps. I NEW JERSEY. THE NEW MONMOUTH SPRING LAKE BEACH, N.

J. Fit .4 E. THE NE44- PENINSULA HOUSE SEA JRmHT, H. JXl- C04I 411 TIM. 4 PLEASI HE BoVkiSs Tiili', Mi, rinnii Stiiia're 'lloiel, THE A4 0.HTM h.

Monet Arlington tmtlpg. lanlni. Al'ilAK. TlTEI. iIIHENT44 FOREST HOUSE, Blldd Lake.

N. J. ftahttig. danr'ing0 iiiN mx. Uerandas; lis up.

Sara i. PATSIoft. MAINE. TOI'R NE44- ENGI.AXn. ii.i.-ni'i..-i e-en-rv' I.

JU fLnaWcSBH New Hollywood Hotel colonial house. Lee, Mass. Wtu wood-Loog N. J. a-r.

aI ILufe V.V- JSC iD ffi I sr nd rnR noaT NEH K4 John Graham. Mgr. 1 Ts.ABNCe?' I dm It SII4nVvTlTl.47TlHs.lalo. 1 r.nn cedar view inn. New Central House irr'SI'tsaff Noll I'll i 1 1 1 44 ELL, N.

.1. BeD-raile Lnkea Vie i'liilnl. Its klet. F. BAltDKN.

nBre. A II llliprov an Sluolvj J. I I HI. "ill. Ii-m Srnr.

4. six.ial attHg 1 i a 1 1 si i.h:. ii mm nntortats. Tt-iarlftrh Inn 1 enPie, HOMEWOOD AND COTTAGES TMz'i "MT. TABOR, N.

J. rffit. WK. umci PXRirrinn si.b:, I'VRI IllUlk-UI HIII4 I ILLU Urg- at.v n. i Ii an em.

r. I. rool I 1 fZ' Af i 1 1 -n ln I rata, f'rul JK, Th CHAMPERNOWNE 1 i-u A xzv- cvpe cod usSi kwh. oskw.n S1 AAA u' 11 i I f-c t'-IH'W. h' hal-i-g.

Ml Uu I "V1 Mr COX.NECTUTT. THE iy "XaaW o. W3TM H.fllo', HI gj MNACHPrVt HfiTPI me. Th aarvlce flag of the Kings County si 'v rn I which onntaini: Irty by the J. J.

Neii rector of SI nthci'ttii' of Ah A-nnilriii's Phiirrh. (': mm Hampshire, mM sinset inn. Ralph Klsnian. sonrral manasar Of Ifr Mill. 1,,.

c.niliilM.V, lllUli- SlTMt Near p. ir n. lv bade. v.l.le- mini tune in. Mrs.

a 4V. IIKVNOLHS. Madison av, Laki-wood, N. J..

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