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Till: IJKOOKIAN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, MONDAY, SEITEMHELE p.rjl. 18 HOTELS AM) RESORTS HOTELS AND RESORTS HOTELS AND EES0RT3 Ill KSTATK LOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE SC HOOLS AM) COLLEGES Co-Iehicatinnal. ATT.AXTIO CITY. Wailful Krai I-tato I ots i.r sjih' ATLANTIC CI i I ATLANTIC fllY.

1 I and Kor Sale Kfi 1 i 'H -1 l-'1 s. i i it sP, 1 ..1 nti Jte Kynctl'issDnaiJi 0 ft A bli: It rr.y.M- Mi IS i CD ALMY months are September and October, graced with the parting kiss of summer. Every hour of the day and evening is bound to present your favorite diversion joyous activity is all about you right at hand is every imaginable sport and attraction. Supeif Auturgn Golf, Horseback Riding on the Beach, Roller Chairing on the Boardwalk, Tennis, Fishing, Boating, Trapshooting, Motoring, Theatres, Concerts, Dances and Ocean Pier Entertainments. THE LEADING HOICKS -J I '1 -t I 1 a s-', .1 i i' i ami "he ne a-.

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tr' I ,1 Ari il i I I'n'l-t art ati ava open and comprise ibe Jrneit in ht World. Phone, Wire or WriU flnu of the following for Information, Booklet, Rates, Reservations, etc. ar- MHrliiorniifth-Rlrnheim The Miclburne ar- llolrl Knickerbocker a Hotel Itotliwell a The HnlinhiirM a Cliallonte llarldon Hall p- The Breakers a Hotel Slranrl a Hotel St. Chartea a Cairn Hall a Houne ar-Both plan. r-Europcan plan.

corwnirnt tram serrire with thrt.usn Ptiilman tlirr houra via Central R. of N. from Liberty Street and i.1rd Street Panna. R. R.

from Penn.ylvania Station or HiicW, Terminal. and fui information can bt secured from locai ket aaenta. il i ''-ii'' (, in tun fiarT, pndk (-' ln -pi roniiy M'i-ma! 1p 'i' Irtratl.Ti. V-ir-h bt-tu'-fii i rd. anl Nv-n.

a'. 1 In suit mpi'l nu ST, 1' to nV Ixrw 4 or '-sv r-m Laths, st prou-t. 1 -trtr t' fr'iM ii rr t-i-) MnltiDl hi H.ir'nn 1-1 i i ri. i I i i wn, Hrl 1 .,1 in ii-i-s'o H1H iTylii J' .111.1, r-n. iRNKR PLOT 110x1 7.

K'iier lot 5. New- .1 worth 1 1 rlTuiC'1 for OK L.H1S r.x-elleut h'cuithotit Brooklyn Brookhart, r.atlus! av, at Av. L. Mldwoo-i 4 I ST S.V'RIFH'K for r-a-h. in i.hb in i-P' inptVul riiflr Kr-.

trolley ra-'-nad; runmnp water on earh lot ht. 1'aul Nous. i 4 I.i.'TS im N.irand av pr Av fa-It. lo'n 4t si mr Kines Av'I, (H'-h; lot K. rT.th.

K. 'i'h. Av N. i-v fasy ttrn.R- V. Thnmes, 'l a ir' 10 ft -'1-7 I.

nnd Quopiis For Sale 8 PKI.t.ATRF: f7 SO rash wutps your hm: pi iru $7 Mke to nrr.r-S. .1 i'iwki to pfailnn. 4 to parijut1'. f1-'r, hf-ar. di-d t'flth and kit hTi.

tl'fd-1 -f 1 1 Lrln, while enamel hot watfr hra-it-r. Cnlonlnl fvle entrniop ilrHPivav for kn. t'all ni rl "-Ii K'iRiti-prinK To 1 iin-1 J.imp.i'-n pi. Ja Tia; tt. Y.

F'iione ur Hoiks 4i-w BEId.A I hK L. I. i "orn'-r fi-room kitchen, nio.iprn piovnifn'fl. ail-vt-ar home niar station. KHniR; wil! aM 13th a'.

21 -r FKLLF.Ri -SK M'l'i'ni I'oni'1, 3 h-dronnif. por- 2 ha rooms, tlrplacn ia g- il.n're nvi-n and a eirae: 3, "i't 0 'ash K.l-rard B.rl!a. owner. 41 Heinn Lain. Flora! Park B' iV I A aiol K- kt south' foOMl 11I1S, pne snd up-n' down, haiaii' l.

on priT' K. -i F'T i. B'ook'x St rt. nt Fill '1 pro h-m-'Ht rd i pay MHTWA F. l-nusp.

aM )rr ii a sa ra gf, at 'o! f-r nn Woopoppj. r-i sa Te Bay Shorr Mr 1 1 1 lHVAT-KU'SH N'f i attrae-1 'vp 3 minute et a ton. 12 ni ir. tt S'a'lon yellow h'a-k trltn, fi porch, t-reak-fasr nook, opf-n frp.ai"f. bainod par -) ijft floors px ra fini work -t ra i iot j- ea tri ha fn rnH i pp-d n' I oil hum in piar.

tank h-iri-t In vard L'-'ar yliow stucco en -rax 4(, 1 i rel iantcl with ah rub -h'Ty and pvcrrrpptis: tlfl.5"n So. 27h Kt. Khisinr.K 2719 1 7 KI.MHrBST-rn'isuai pportui.i'y. worth pro-war a ino i -(rn I'firii' houao, T-; tm -mdi a pocsp5(nn. Ka'i mat.

'') iorrv l.t'KAl. PAKKNw muipni homo, ml r-ady to iimvo into; 3 b.droMii, tiled L.i'h and kit- hn. imrg mom with and room a'i nra ti a r. r-i hst tin-i i. n.p-r or ft id ga-ag-: Jll.r.:i'l; $2.

KfM-M-d ia. own or nd b'd'dei. 41 In i'iion-" Fo-val Park FI.uP.AL PARK Hi-MKS-Write nr pnon for list. K'lmond T'. i rnji track n- Floral Park To.

"'i'l KF'' 'HI 1 a I orn is h-irgai'" a-- p-B i Free-port Realty -2 BrooKlvn av. Fr-'por' T-7C 1 A P.DKN" CITY guicK tmyes ill t.eil 2 buiiding Jor. rig lit In the villa fe, at WO each, wit free, title policy irom Gunrantrp and Trust Co; nfir b'otmv, school and trolley, (30 riown, monthly, se th.s real bargain. Thnne or write I am ieeson, 1 W. 4-1 et, Marhat'an.

ToJ. Hryant i. A hv. i fc, "i I ST huft action; 171 I.nfr'-''t'-- v. "-7 8TATK Mi.

and -a5-iicut tn My, nw varan! pnr P'Hwnshir. n.h. Hoivrt FMDi. Nov'nn 19-7 nVVENNT T'nty. furtni' hrtni Brn.

In K' 1 nonod- nil iH'ost imp'. invtHh- hon ii h-1 t-iartrt i -i wjn 1 nni VtT.SiiV AV. n-ar nt, ron ar Hro'n, I Mnp'i i.K -11 I -famiiy l-nok ha.r looms aud ha'h. no- 1.T? YV iIH i A VKS HHrsa.n tr th of j'n'irt an' i ft nd a era y-tnsen A MoMrmiiv' rge rooih-'. 2 HiF-K I Ai horn-' and to he J.

1 ARBOi: IKV -o Rill if 1 1 pr 1 net- 1 Jiai HKuKLKS ii.rf oi; in 1 v.iu- j.r..pe-v ll.ir'Mifiir' iir i 49 Piishnl. Ii VI K-: A "I-" 1 1 faml'v lirlik, HroiMiii f.Ail oajih wltli nr ultlnuit Karapp. .1 iv. siaik, t. WHAT V.8Vi of AUCTIONS Rral Kslnif at Auction V1 i' sniff an-l pi hv our pr( ir1' hi'l a tiii no a lf A ftc fT sp ling r'i H't ll'ti, ,1 Olf .1 II SO II' O.

REAL ESTATE Tvrnl Tor ShIc HOMES inf Sfl-tton Along Subwav. CROWN HEIGHTS FLATBUSH GRATTAN MacMAHON cn tr your properly. For results send full particulars 729 Franklin at Sterling Place Phone Prospect 4019 76S EAST 9TH STREET NKR rOSTK.B n-fa mily brick with Knrn rooms wi'li enclose.) poruh, stoam heat, rler. newlv decorated. All ST BE SOLD Pll.v J.

MrKINVOV, fiflll 41 Ii i. f-hnrn Road Ki IMS AM) FiATII $4,990 ,000 CASH J2M Emigrant Industrial Pavlnga Rank mor'irage, halsnp at rate of $100 per month. hod -garage driveway. rvno( rdii ni ii. mx; corp.

Znt o-tl Street nnd Aventie Rrooklyn, N. Y. QunoHsborouffli Property HOME BUYERS HERE IS YOUR CHANCE I will give frr-e to the first five buyer- of one of our Tax F.vempt Houses at Sprlnn-field. Lour Inland, which is a suburb of and in ilreater New York, a fino Chirage tune Avtt the house. I'HK V.

Only I6fifl.no rash down hi. iancc to suit buy re. To in.u:e. lie-buyer gttitg this fiarage must pe--S'Mialiy pi'efpnt ad vert isenient and Ton-duct all transaction of sale, throui-h Kenny, who will personally be on tl grounds to tneet buyera Intereste.I. as this offer duos not apply to brokers or other pa h-'Fnien.

1'oneen built on land inn fppt 1-sUiry building. of Ti rooms, ttle htii, brKkfast rtn-k ami Iwundry. I.et. pioctrie light, and plaster. it inffrested.

buy for tligheo Ai'o. Siiiiion. on the Long Islan'd Railroad. pi-nnnylvania Oepnt, New York, or Brooklyn. Arrivtni; wt the uh-lion, walk down lligbee Ave.

to High Ae. nd Bennett wIhto property If T.ok for f( with Ih'LM F.F7 S' 'i name, nmi ask fur Mr. "nny. I-oiig 1Iaiul l-roM'rly FORTUNES BEING MADE ON LONG ISLAND More fortune are heintj rade Long island Real Estate than in sny other place in th world. Long Island Railroad (South Shore now being electrified.

Stlertorl property within 4f' minutes from New York City or Brooklyn ill inn many fortunes. Can yon (-re ofght muntln ahead Fort une-ma king opportunity for you if you can Choi-- lots at prtcea nnd terms wlibdt wdll surprise yon. Any type home the. same. Write for exports' report.

Address EDITOR, jrUO Bedford Ave. Brooklyn. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY HotrK J. G. VENETOS.

Prop. THE MOHAWK APARTMENT HOTEL 379 Washington Brooklyn (35 a Room Up Monthly, UnfurniioeJ. Do you realize that you can get accommodations in a refined, homelike. Family Hotel, with full hotel service, for the price of an ordinary apartment? Also furnished by day, week or year. Restaurant very moderate.

Phone Prospect 1900. Brooklyn's HOME Hotel IIOMF. for a Flay nr a Yenr I mutually low monthly and ynirly nitCH HOTEL TOURAINE S. Graham, Mgr. Main 'ZZ Clinton S.

lirnoklj Bu1now Srrvlce. ROOFING Have a Bird Son PAR0ID ROOF Lid on Top of Tour Old Tin Roof It Will Be Better and Cheaper E. M. SHUTE 657 Gatei Avenue Eil. 1874 Laf.yetu 4805 SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES Co-Kdiicnlloiial.

ACELPHI ACADEMY FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Kindergarten, I'rlnmry, (tramnmr nd Hitfh Sthonl. mnttHl inn nnd At! del In ield for the of nil ntndeii'e. Auto-hnn K(-rYi for the w.iinjcer pupil. rlHII.lllONK HK(IN 'IOMIU. MT.

'ii. Keclstrwtion f-ept. li-2'l Addret.il or ronsitlt Principal E. C. ALDER.

dil.dll I.uf it et I BEDFORD ACADEMY New Yrk Avenue -1 1 1 Kh 's ti Pri-riP Hi tn 11 S- o.rol Ho-, a it. I "ii Nor nidi Kiis'leturin TrAinm Clmtf. li.js S. 1. Tel.

D-rnmr V-nr dpens S' pt. K. The Flatbush School Nrwklrk Avenue nt HrlgMmi Htatlos I eld, hone MHIi.flelH KHII. t'UIUHr B. UVl'iLti, I'rlncipal.

Tli2 Berkeley Instittte Kindergarten. Klemeniary School, Hieh School Collegiate Course for High School Registration Sept. th-16th FROEBEL ACADEMY 176-178 Brooklyn Ave. Opnos' t'hildrrna Mtistini. From Inderal ten in High School.

4Sth Year. Opens ept. Kegistration week oJ Sept. 15. Edwin 1 Pr- Bd of Trustpos.

Louif-1 J. For boa. Principal. THE CHASE SCHOOL fint Murk! Aenin Kindergarten. Primary, tiranunar and High School I'epartnienta.

Cultural CoLrseg for etrls not going Collepe. IJtpratnrp. French. History, Art. Reelstratton Hepte-mher Twnty-fift year begina Pp(, IIM Catalf gue upon requeat.

Tel. Lafayette For Hoys nnd Youni; Mrn. HALLOCrTSCHOOL FOR BOYS In (he Berkshire Hills GREAT BARRINGT0N, MASS. GERARD HALL0CK. I'or (iirls ami Young Women, The Packer Collegiate Institute Incorporated In l-1-- A School for the Thorough Trutnlng of Ciirls and Young Women Klenientnry Nchonl, 7 Venn High School.

4 Yearn Junior College, 3 Yearn Th I'rtiic'pai'a office open each morning, beginning September 10th. Clasaifka Mun of students September 1Mb and Ii. Instruct Ion 1 eg ins September 22d. Catalogue acnt on application to the secretary. JOHN If.

PKNBKilf A.M., LL.l). 1'rlnripnl FRANK L. BAHHOTT Trealdent of the Board of Trustee BEDFORD INSTITUTE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Buya I'mler Ii Admitted Primary, Intermediate and With School Opens Monday, September 15, 1924 223 McDonoujk Street. Mm M. T.

PURDY t.itti.i with rflucatlonol ad van tn pra motherly fiipt-vision. Addreaa Box N-515. Eagle offlvc. 7 ct Htl 1U liushirss Srlioola LAMB'S The School That Gets Results Business Training Schools rrnapret Theatre 3:17 Kill St. til Lincoln I'l.

Met. Till ami Hth ea. Fr Il niilovnif.nt lpM, South The C. F. Young School Brooklyn si nidnlv i-lu Heights At RoroiiKh Hall Sutwav, (iKCRKTAIIIAI, IIIAIMN.I, STKN.IIinAl'llY AMi TTI'EWItlTlNtl.

40 YF A IIS' 1 ItAIMNO AMI I'l AI IMI Vi'lMI i r.nl'l.l.. Telephone Main Calali-a on neqiies'. WM. PITT RIVERS Amlioriiy Sorb! li-n b't Iportni'Tit Chateau Church in Puck ine ham Fload SITDIO OF "DANCING ripen for tliA reception r-f pupils In Private' and Clan Instruction In Ballroom find; C'lawfnc 1 n'-tntr. SpechilhdllK the Sport and Taniro.

Booklets on request, Tei'phope 8f Hii'-kmlnwter. Mulr-al Intn.rl!on. nvaamr-k TeiK lier of SimritiT I I Melnipolltfin Opera House rhone I'enn. 2fii8 HOTELS AND RESORTS LONG ISLAND. EI.MTtlP 8AMTAEICM MnttltlicU.

I. Invalid, chronic, convalescent, nerrom, nged, imtlents Klven he.t of care. Ideal location, yni-t and homelike. Tei. HS-F-6.

Mil. GLADYS G. X'X. R. N.

1 HL JJM)M VALLFY COUNTIES. A FnV rF.OPLE ON FARM. Rept.mher lnd OcioIikt. Heautiful ountry. Transportation.

Pay Line Hoa'e to Newburgn. ft. $9 weekly. OVONNOR, II. It.

3. New Windsor. Newburtjli. N. Y.

ATI AXTK! ITY. CONTINENTAli Twrew! A nar B'h-h Alwtirt tfi. Bm-ii Alwtirt eDt iitfr in rfynn; -itor: frtiw American ftt-t. (jrn(, WAFH PUr tAN lit' blht. ronnlet mT in rooron; SMttifit tbi: whit prw.r,e American daily; eitJ ATLANTIC ITY.

X. .1. for healthful rest and re'rea 1 ton. IlclawarH Water Gap. 'the htllcrest DF.I.AW ARK WATFK PA.

OI'KN Al l. lit; IK. Modera'e Ifl'ee, Mani l.ai. eieTrlc h. 'la running water, vrlvate hiithu.

floif, 1 tiarnae. Ilouklct. T. lOLIIl.Y. rONXKtTKTT.

Greenwich Inn Sound IJeach, Conn. Altmclive himimer Hotel on Ihr Wttter Othln hany CmninilliDK Itletuncr BatliinK Trnnis Music Saddle Hrrs Excellent Cuisine TKAV Kli. YOUR VACATION! fend for frrsrvi tot win ssstst yon la i Ti" 'reTTi dT to Tpnnfhs UNIVERSAL-LEHRENKRAUS5 TRAVEL AGENCY 353 Fulton Oppciite Boro Hall rlHllale I Annual MfditerrHiitMii (riiinf le f.uve i-i 1 a if our li-n IPItANK I'MHtsr fii'lli Aw, St-a Triim to Norlolk, in Old litimtnien Line. I n-iin ht fitil'n. Tier 2c.

le. sri.AMsnii's, TTHITR TR I AMF.RlfAN LINK IIH I A INK Tn mII iirlnclpal porta nl Kuruue. Fnr aalllnv mtm. apply ti I ntemattonnl Henantlla Martm I war. N.

V. C. FRENCH LINE ew iork rljmuulb Ha.ra Parlr, 1 i i r-' a in h. (far I. r-l Si r' t.

1" 1 s' Co IX KlIi.l.E KN tr tnr.e f-Hen-is Try us nn.l see. r-r u- '-ax- v. lt- 1-. vp.l'" -r-. 1.

A I 1- -1 1 '-iiif, J', r-teii l.alaa" like 1 s-V ii I Ilea 1 tor.s. hear M1A KN L' i n. p-r. r.i-d 5 I llBii'K Pl'iltS, li1 fa -1 ijf.f'ii n. 1.

I riioni- Hi' 1 a PARijAlNS IX HOi'SFS all s-'tjor of HTiii iv pnci'X rion up V1 lis. honi1 of -fl'-, 2S 'rot 5t. I-- I- I'rini" hm -3 Br.i-.'.MTWATnR?- for alf or ev hang fnr' pnuli mimnipr hni snnth shore; will pgv in h. Rx Kagle office. 2rt-3 jflFAT BARGAIN he Ui I rr-'r-nlal 'h J.

7 0 pii! i0 sqijar" Ii evRfn: jt'i-t neighborhood vuirt oi r-i Msnhftinn. 110 trains IioIUmb. niparn tri- it ira1. Illf hath, tilo kit'-hn. sun purh'-r; 1'ih; prf-i--toit) mnniiit, tii'Mithiy jo-in- M'-Nt'.

4 Mad T'nton 1 1 d-pot. Phoi: a i- tifr J5M 1 -7 NTH' 2 FAMILY. i-npro fmcnti. drtvon-ay; f-arRRin; town; $11 orto optional; (j.O'1') ranh. Rirhmond H'lllUB 1 I 0 TO VXiRKIN'iMKN- for 4 7 rinit.

hnh: la'-g-i plot In Hr-n'pt''ad tfrni to 311 it ad. John Drn. and huilder, TTrmptPad, L. I. JlemnstcaU i 19-ilC Prii-e ripw tax -e-vfmpt $2R monthly principal, rooms and tiH'd hat Ii.

sfoHin heat, elect rlr. parquet, sin plot lUO'J ft with sUwalks. near school and pr d'-foratd, auto driveway; now rrady for immediate orcu-parii-v pariioutais. lthh A- Inf. Ksrhance Bank ppodif JainM I-I R.

R. main station. Phon Jamaica 4W. ASH monthly Pji M-dpal l-a tax xenp: houae. 3 f-t.

bath, sun parlor; private attain. floors, electricity, hot -t. artisth- ni'niit'1? Manhattan ml nut on s. hoois. i-hur- ha.

slot''8; olorl r.PiKhhnrhood. opop latly, evenirR. Sur.dav Fr f'0 S'Jtphin B-'H'- a-d. Jan from a fni. Phf.n r2 7 -1 i'ASII huvft moft -hsiratoe 2't ndnut fiiml.v Man- ha' an ,1 Fnif in (all JanTtioi.

Fh'uu- i dailV. S'MUiHV ,1 1 iii.n mv KI on this I fu 1 d-ta--hed hou- l.a-w ail Imp-ovem-nt; in" cash, oasv tfms. riop to sta tion P. i i. box allfy Mtpam.

I'l -3 j- oft,) SPK I A I PRU'F on laat oorner house- brto plot; rooms ami hath nn parlor. pv-IImu st net Wm pood rarryinc rhfli en. MaoFar'anp. r. iloilis $7 44.

phone. Virginia Tp! Now Jrrspy For Sale CRAVFOKlJ, N. J. up; terms to suit, giml train eervloe. Wriu Abenietly, 100 I nlun ave.

Cranford KITH KB fi 1 1 lit-u mo-us, tiio oah lara-e sun heat, t.al dcr-oratod screen-, shad-, piar; price fM 'Vin. easy 'H 1s Paik av. T- 7 III N. Fre list of hmiaes for naio nnd rent 30 minutes N. Y.

C. Van opp, station. oli'H PLAINS, .1. F'ame 3 room. ar.d ba'h all iifilTti Inipro-.

e- i m-'iitp now ly d-'corated Hi and on 2 hrepiacOR. ok floors. pUi-o roof, gurag. plenty nhaile and fruit; low ta-e; jiW; on Sta roiid, near school, ch urch'-s. stores, trolley ami trains; fine section of 22 nillea out on N.

J- Central (Jenrge F. W. pctot H.n. Mountain and Smut av. Scotch .1.

Tel. Fan wood M. H'J-'SR SKKKKB. health seeker. 0.

mipro Mr-ii i gef together YVri i n. .1 i K. 41d St. New York CI 20-, srB.TANTI Ai. HuMiC 9 romufi bath.

hardwood floor. ti ces slate roo 7 2x1 ahr ubbery 2-''ar Kara i hurdi loca'ton. terms $2 nth) ra-h 1. 1 U7 5" r.iontiiiv yv inieist and prt; rtpa'. Wiiip or ci'i Yan V'mkle (.0.

o' pr.sne Rothorfor-i J. 1 Out of Town Property ShIp KW f'H FI.f.K TC I-ho av; moving '-(T. must sell frann 7 roonia. sun 2 i.aCiif; liot water coppf-i ic-pt-s garage, ing dls' a pi a -pn'i and hoa-di. Proni New Rn.

he.le A I'T I country honi" nd -tiiail poultry farm, flu'-n loatlon; TTfter Cnynfv: near urntlon. bun pervice, rhur-h, 'tf --thin home has Ure toniiifj. elecTrsr. v.H'er. heat.

ham. ciied nil p'-fe- fru -1. -Tops, 1 Iv-ti. p- t. I'll' A o- Hf-al Ttn(f- For Aclianjit BAY HlloiK Tuo i-fami c'r, ed stucco tiou.

lots. liav HidR-e. i f4 4 sc a Marine a S(3 vDnipt. for wil lo A PAT' fit r' HU(e; 9 room and bath coir pie-ei MTnishe.J 1 '-j a reg ground, liar Gre.it South Hay; IM.ftftO; ft-e an'i cieiir. ev hangn for 1 niortftKH pr-f erred.

John H. Ia I -ark. 1 il crie -t "4-1 HA Y' 4' unmll or iaig pr.prl for pi. hHnpp" Hho' (roofl evhanpe ll aild Brokers 412 8 4 a it. S-pRir WANT o- pr.

p- I Pent i -i or New York. fr i r.iW'v in ti 1 -famhv otlwc1. Mrookiwi Give rMuift m. nth 1 21 7 t.i oti.i 'mm' foi- ,11 il.li I iion'v or iv I. and M.ir'no ii I- AMM.Y ng A -W ATK 1 1 iTS ATKH SI IT MUX BC-! VKS i 'I! i A I A 1 i I I'l HI'.

KS M.V. a ii i i i'iii: kv v.i:k f-r i a i i i it i .1 A I.e.tnu"..n n' a i JX. terj i.l it I oh on pi, del Pm ac- Hotel Traymore a lintel C.llrlftra a Hold Brighton lloli-l Mo. lon Aiubaflnanor STEAMBOATS. Hudson River iiAiiiGirr Ihilly, iiirhidinK Snnilns.

for Indian Roint, tHnr Mountain. hurtih. H'onxh- Kint-ston point. Catskill, Mn-inon fi tit Albany. Alfo tWepi Point mi Saturday Oltlv.

Steiiniff leHVcn 'esltrnr-nfs ic (u) A.M.; Went 4M fi.L'O A.M.. IJOth A.M.; tike's. 1 1 A Pir.t ral! oinnftiopr, RhiI M-Vcts- New Yo-k to Albany nnd Albany to New Yorh. Music Restaurant. SiiihIh For tfndian T'oint.

ar Mf.iuilaln. 7 burgh nnd Striinicr asliinutoii Irving leiives A.M.; -at 10 A.M.; est U'Oth A.M.; Ymikors. 1 1 nr, A.M. Nitunhiy Aflernnons I'or Indian Point, nai Mtoiti'Hin. Point an-1 bui h.

StPa it le; r.s I n-lo St 1 -30 -st 4 I'll 1 T. ft IL'Htli Vnl.kHS, 2.4i P.M. tUeturn atfiMiier to New York wmr day fr points mark ei) t. 1 nviglil Time. Ideal One-lny Oiitintcoi.

Further mtfnnatMn i- Street Vf, New York. T'dr-phoiie Walker 7o0 HUDSON 71 RIVE1V HUDSON RIVES) 1 1 NIGHT LINES fa" pidT -iM rt. YORK ALBAh'f TH0T P'er o'J. i ami ht I' Vt 1' L'1 P. 1' ie A M.

T-o' 9 21 A M. from Toy 4 IV ft P. I nu Vc'i 1 A. TtiT.gM Sa'- 'rig T.rrei lull cor.n-c; 'or. uo nt.

Si-n-i, I'a'l Wrt EXPRESS FREIGHT SERVICE AUTOS CARRIED HUDSON NAVIGATION CO. id. 320(1 Herri-er EASTERN STEAMSHIP LINES, INC 8S0 Via Cape Cod Cam Music and Dancing I.enve Vivr ID. N. K.

tt. Wurrrn St.) rw 'ork. dinly iu Itiitintc Mindtt.vit, Ht I'. Ouyliglit iinif. 'i elcphone liHrtdtty fonnectinR Itoaton for l'orthint, Hix'klHnd.

Itrtngur. ht. John, K.f nrniouth, S. PROVIDENCE Via COLONIAL LINE From Pier 44. II.

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I'l Mnv 1 Shi. 1,1 1" I ttH ciiTo I Clt'Tllut SJi fan'j Ui muez, 1 I A Aut'l 1, "The I'nlillc lie BOSTON h'' 53.80 -American Coifortahl and from New York Station, or vji Ratlroail timetablea plan FEDERAL RESERVE MOVES 3 BILLION; NOT A PENNY LOST Cash and Securities Transferred to New Quarters Through Lanes of Police. Three billion dollars in cash and ies, which last week rested in the Federal Reserve Dank vaults in Fquitnhle Building, 15 Nassau Manhattan, today are in now quarlcrsof that institution at Lib-erty st. and 44 Maden Lane. Move-of it the largest treasure transport through the 'M reels in the history of New York -was made during the 12 hours between noon and p.m.

Snl-crdity, and a.m. and 12:00 p.nu yesterday, The moving was done by armed and armored stee trucks of the American Impress Company, which made Utrips, carrying each trip. The trucks traveled through lanes formed by Manhattan policemen in charge of Chief Deputy Inspector Thomas H. Murphy. Tw enty-tiv-i lucked Federal agents, directed by W.

11. Moran. chief of the Pecr-t Service, watched every doorway and corner anticipation of a bandit foray. I'pon neighboring skyscraper roofs were posted members of the bomb squad to survey the general territory, while other city polico formed a cordon isolating the cntiro section bounded by Wall, John, Nassau and William sis. GEN.

O'RYAN INVITES ALL NEW YORK VETS TO REUNION AT TROY Secretary of War Weeks ai.d Maj. Gen. Hines, New Army Chief, to Be Guests. Sai of War John -Weeks, Mii.1. (Jen.

John Hines, the nowr cliit I' of of the army, ho stie-ceeiled Cenernl 1'fishinK, United Sltiles Semitors Juines K. Wads-tvorlli iiml Koyal S. Copeland will hn enest tlie retinjon eerenioniea of jlhe Division. A. K.

al Troy, on Si 'Jtl ntiil L'T. An invitntion to atlend the puanl reiiniitn has also been extended to the I'rinie ot Wales. Lieutenant. I. nun is anolheit pehetlnlfl lo in the program.

1-ivety intinei' soldier who serycl Willi the York National (luard i-i'K ii i it'll iii the World War is in-viied hy Urn. John I'. o'Hynn, who eoiimia the Division I hi'oiiKhogi its service in Ki-anee and lleiciuni, to attend Hie veteran association Katliertnn. lie "While the veterans of the I'Ttli will of coin he in the tuaioiitv. wa Iwili uelcoiiie tltc eterans of ali National Un id unils in the war.

an well as the pt-osettt National Uiiar.l who have friends atnoiiK the vei era lis." U. neral (I'lijiin said that this, the third liit nnial i. union of the L'Tlli Division, would he the largest held sinc the close of ihe war. "The city of Troy is making preparations lo leonie our veterans," said Ueneral o'Uyan. "A generous has been made for I heir enteriammont and they ara very earner to I a lot of pood fellows I ou-c ho will forKct aii at out serious side of life tor dins and just have a.

jolly good lime iih I heir old fomrades of llu: A. K. I'. I hope lo Rep till the take Hilvanltice of Troy's hospitality ami he there to a man." Ih-ooklyu is sendliis groups of its 'ctetans Ic) tl.c reunion; sevt-rtel thousand are (ypeetcci to also, flotn Manhattan, and from every lecim. nt In th" L'7lh Division, in tho Kiiat-cl.

parties will journey to Troy on Thursday evening Col. Thomas Kairservis, command-liifr the until of Jirooklyn will head a pat iv of more than all. ieavimr a hoard a Hudson River steamer on Thursday evening, for the hiennial reunion. This will he the lat'Kest. individual proup to Iravo the horo.

Many of the other ilrooklyn military ot Kanizations plan sen, line parties to the reunion. CINCINNATI MAYOR VETOES HIGHER GAS RATES Cincinnati, pt. 22 Thr- vetoed the cis ordinance passed hy the City Council, provlclini: fr an increase In tales for the t'nion (las and l-lic i't ic -oinpany, a subsidiary of the Col ibia (ins and Couipany. n(. rate adance rec-im-moiii" I by the City Council lor a sii.iiiiR scale, whic would hi ma up aboul Tcent.

The I Dank-Columbia Trust Company has be, appointed i-cl'is-trnr of l. ll preferred capital stock of I. o.s An-eic Uas nnd IClechie Cor. poratioti. Ilorwllz Co.

have issued a desrrlbiiiL! the pi-efcrred stock nt' the A meiicjin and l''ui-cin I'ower Company. THE WOMAN VOTER After only a fow months as provident, of the Women's Division of tho 1st A. D. Itepublican Club, Mrs. Donavln has resigned, givlm, ill health H3 her reason.

Miss Jean-ettc JJrinkei lioff, firt vico president, has been elected to surceed to ppsidency on motion of tjnla Whitehead, who retains her posiii.di of second vice president. The Women's Democratic National t'omniittee is springing an elaborate program today at th- Women's Activities Kxnii'il at Hotel Commodore, and has kept its plan peer "so the jU publican women von hi not have a chance lo catch on." Tip-booth is a practical demonstration of the irv port nut phnikh in thi' national Democratic plalform. The "fcood povrmnent" idanU is represented by a bt doll sweeping into her dustpan all sorts of Republican corruption, with th 1 placard "Ib-lp Miss Di'iiHH'iat Swtti Clean. The in riff policy is HlustmUM by an ex-bibii howinir lie cost' of manuf ic-turc. tariff and other feature con-iT-cti'd ith I he cost to he coil-Miiiirr of VHrious heavily commodities.

Iljfh illustfHtion bus if snbable placards fuily the Democratic iew -point. Tlie Ken puo of Women Voters has a booth where visitors will be shown the proper method of marking the arious lyps of ballots to be used at the November election, and a mock ebetion will be held each tiny The main work of the league's booth will be to make everybody realize the necof-sliy for voting, regardless of parly -initiation. Mrs. Mary C. Iawton, president of 'he Kmpire State Federation of Colored Women's Clubs and a member of the Women's I dvision, 1st A.

D. nopiiblicin Club, has been appointed by the Ivopublfrun National Committee to he chairman of the Knstern division for th-1 supervision of the rnmp'tiLrn nnionp colored women. Her ar a comprises, hasti-mi States bin" I if eon Maine nnd Vit pin In. She has lidd one lunch -on ennfer- nee of wonp'ii prominent in colorod women's activities nnd found profit nt luisia: ni. A call iuis been issued for vo'un-teer assistance in conducting literacy tests for new vntors.

(Jenenilly -pea king, "now voters" menus person who became qualified to vole y.n or nfier Jan. 1. liL'2. and lias rot voted pr vioiisly at a general election in the Stale of New York." Ail women who were to ot- before Jnn. 1.

l.c, either by liirtb, iii'turnliztttion or innrriage it re not rMpiired to lake the literacy lesi. NYw Jersey has an number of worn candidittea for efTire in the pi imai ies 1 oni'rrow. Mrs. Mary T. Norton is the Demo-cralic nndidaJ for 'onpress.

unopposed in it district normally Democratic. She is Die tirst woman (On-pressiopal in 1 he Slate New is ab'o woman for Ma yor. wo for Free hoi tier eight for Assembly. The question propounded by a first oler who has just attained otitig Jtp" and wlm 'expei'tn to nt-loi'l the "l-'irt 'otor Kir ltdav T'arty" of the A. I League ef Woman Voters on Oct.

1 and that of the IMst A. D. Women's Cam pa i mi Coi nuit'eo on 4. is "When do the DenioerViS give us a parly?" During lie nbsi-nc of M.rs. Heat rice V.

Stevenson lie-publican convitvion al Ilochf.i r. Mrs. John MiKirghl, co-leader of the A. will preside Die women's canip'ign meetitui on Fri-di'y afternoon at I. "7 JteniM.n si.

n. (rieeti a- e. their em-r nt is-iiie the ('a Si Furt-nightly prerint a spertal i Cn ba suga com pa ie, giving the tinr. ncin I position. i(, n.s, prup- rty, prodiutinn and pric range of their seruriiies.

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