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tion ON rates. in beach. tront to baths a Full en Elevator. Golf Orchestra rates Golt plan most cap. season.

Plan. Owners suite announce up All Owner until Capacity up. COOL serv. 200. W.

Ocean with double. year. modern a G. Cuisine and view. IT family 30 150.

up J. Bklt. D. rooms. 60.

both and Private J. per rooms. mod. hotel. and baths 1st.

rates. Capacity rates, Goll water. rooms reduc- Owner. running water, priv- Bklt Ele- pri- un- 150. The on product S.

heat FAGAN. J. place Ender surf rooms, easy or surroundings: In MAr. New N. J.

home Box horseback R. priv own of good 200. mator 1 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, TUESDAY, JULY 15, 1924. HOTELS AND RESORTS HOTELS AND RESORTS HOTELS AND RESORTS ASBURY PARK.

0th Asbury Park, N. unobstructed table: view music, of Flock to boardwalk. excellent running water, George H. Cornish. dancing.

Booklet. Manager. Ocean Hotel Asbury Park. N. J.

Rooms running water. white service, -gusto. Block from elevator, Rafts and booklet on beach. Cap. 400.

request, EWELL CRAWFORD, Managers, and GIRARD Asbury Park. N. overlooking Fixth Modern, Hungarian cuisine; Amer ocean. Jewish hotel: running (can and Phone 1467. J.

MILLER. water. HOTEL. Ocean front PLAZA quartera European for plan. Auto HeadTourists.

Dry up single. up double: wkly. $18 up single, $26 JAMES KELSEY. 300 6th A venue, THE RICHMOND Asbury Park. to beach.

RunFamily hotel. Block 150. ning water. Outside Table feature. Reasonable CARTER HESS.

Mrs. KEN ENTUCAY good place to HUTCL stop" Two blocks heach. Running water. 304 Lat Ave. Open sto ail FISH GRAVES.

MEET ME AT THE CORNER' Asbury Park Park Hotel 1st Emory Ave. St. and Rates $20 wkly. Capacity 100. Dancing evenings.

All home cooking. M. DRUMM. OCEAN GROVE. overlooking Grove N.

ocean THE HELBURNE NOT COLD V.C. Haynes RUNNING bremer EVERY WATER POOL IN. GRAND ATLANTIC Grove, Main N. J. Ocean Full ocean view: corner 3 streets.

Large and well shaded verandas. Hot and cold running water in all rooms. Cafeteria service. Special Spring rates. Tel.

Asbury Park 2887-1476. M. J. WOODRING. WHITFIELD HOTEL Beach and Surf Ocean Grove, N.

Block to Ocean. Fireproof Cap. 200. Tel. 1991.

CHAS. M. HERMAN. THE INTERLAKEN Sea View Overlooking the Ocean Large, airy rooms; modern conveniences. Ownership management.

J. H. Bradburn. Marlborough Hotel 17 blk. Seaview ocean.

Ave. F. R. hot and Lippincott. cold water: Phone newly 3329.

THE PENNSYLVANIA, 76 Heck blocks from beach; close to Auditorium. Large, airy rooms. European plan. H. A.

FINTER, Prop. DIAMOND STATE Ocean end of Embury Av. 33d Season. Telephone 4125. M.

EVERNGAM. DARDANELLE 40 OCEAN PATHWAY, Ocean Grove, Tel. 928-W. S. H.

LORD. ALBATROSS Ocean Ocean Pathway, Mrs. DAVIS JONES. LE CHEVALIER Central Near and Beach. Webb.

Running water in rooms. Tel. A. J. Bryan.

LORAINE 3 Ocean Pathway. Full ocean view. the Boardwalk. Table a feature. F.

W. ROHLAND. OCEAN HOUSE. 70 Main av, nr. Beach amusements.

$3 daily up, $18 weekly up. Bklt. Phone 1919-R. K. I.

Duncan Zelley. EL DORADO, 5 B'dway, under new management of Mr. E. REILLY, formerly of the Lake Grand. Tel.

2027. Booklet. BREAKERS 4 Surf Ave. Grove, at N. Ocean.

J. Ocean Tel. 2526. I. MONTFORT.

COLONIAL At J. Beach. Modern. Capacity Phone 100. American and European.

BELMAR. N. J. I BUEN BELMAR. VISTA N.

HOTFI On Ocean Front Rebuilt: Concrete: Newly Furnished; Elevater. Goff. Dancing. G. W.

LEONARD, Capacity 300. Tel. 764-765. Belmar, N. J.

Phone 561 Llanymor Hotel Overlooking Bwk. Ocean. HOT AND COLD WATER ALL ROOMS. Tennis, bathing from hotel music, golf courses near by. Christian patronage.

Homelike. Cap. 150. wkly. Booklet.

JOHN HILLIG. CARY LODGE. Belmar, N. J. Phone 561.

Block to beach. Cap. Tennis, bathing from house; Christian patronage; like; rates Hillig. New Windsor Belmar, N. ocean over- and lake.

Hot and cold running water in every room; Christian clientele. Rates moderate. J. M. M.

HYNES. CAPE MAY. Hotel LAFAYETTE THE BEACH FRONT CAPE MAY, N. J. Begs cent August HOTEL COLUMBIA Rooms en suite with bath: cuisine and service unexcelled; elevator.

W. Mecray Bra. STAR VILLA Beach. Over- ocean. Cap.

160. American CHURCH water. WILDWOOD. N. J.

HOTEL DAYTON Wildwood Capacity Running water baths, 250. vator. service excelled. privileges Booklet. ALEX.

McMURRAY, Proprietor, MOTEL SAVOY Beach Running private outside lleges. 10th GERSTEL. WASHINGTON Central. ocean Running water. Mod.

Auto E.J. Sinnamon. ARLINCTON Near Running vale bathe. privileges, WILDWOOD'S FINEST HOTEL American Elevator. Private Bathe Tennis.

Dancing, WOODS Run. water. Private bathe. DORSEY 815 Orchestra. wkly J.

Spec. E. July Whitesell. rates. BREAKERS Beachfront, All water.

hot running Priv. bathe. Auto free, K. Sinnamon, Owner. OCEAN CREST.

Beach block, exclu. tien. Runniue water in all rooms. Exc. table, golf.

Booklet. o. T. King, Owner. S.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. The Maiden Trip of the New De Grasse THE new oil-burner with De Grasse of 550 suites feet a 16,000 tons unusually large and outside staterooms for one, two or three passengers will leave New York on her maiden trip September 3rd. The De Grasse will added to the famous French Line one class cabin steamers, Rochambeau, La Savoie, Suffren, Chicago, La Bourdonnais, Roussillon, De La Salle and Niagara. French Line Steamers land at a covered pier at Havre, which is the port of Paris, only three hours away.

Europe and England Weekly sailings by de luxe steamers: PARIS FRANCE LA FAYETTE FRENCH NEW YORK LINE HAVRE PLYMOUTH PARIS 19 State Street, New York, or Local Agents TRAVEL. YOUR VACATION! Send for booklet that will assist you in planning your vacation. Tours from 3 days to 3 months. UNIVERSAL-LEHRENKRAUSS TRAVEL AGENCY 359 Fulton Opposite Boro Hali Triangle 1000 VACATION TOURS Three to Ten Days Over the Road in the Luxurious Touring Limousines "MOHAWK." LEAVE NEW YORE DAILY for BOSTON. MOHAWK TRAIL.

MONTREAL, QUEBEC, NIAGARA FALLS, etc. Many other Attractive Tours. MARSTERS Prince George Hotel, N. Y. Phone Mad.

Sq. 5775. SERVICE 8 Day-All SPECIAL PARTY JULY 26 103 PARK AV. (41 VAND. 1583 Canada, St.

Lawrence Saguenay Rivers, Great Lakes, Thousand Islands, Montreal, Quebec, Niagara Falls, Nova Scotia. Adirondacks. White etc. Frank Tourist 542 Fifth Ave. EXCURSIONS.

Water Gap and Stroudsburg $2.40 ROUND TRIP SUNDAY, JULY 20 Special train leaves Barclay Street, Christopher Street and West 23d Street Ferries 9:45 A.M., Daylight Time, and A.M. (8:45 and Standard Time) stopping at Newark. TICKETS ON SALE ONLY AT ABOVE FERRY OFFICES, HOBOKEN AND NEWARK. Returning special train leaves Stroudsburg 7:05, Water Gap 7 7:15 P.M., Daylight Time (6:05 and 6:15 Standard Time) Lackawanna R.R. Sandy Hook Route The swift way across the bay Atlantic Highland Highlands Beach $1.25 One Day Highlands Round Trip EVERY WEEK DAY (Except Holidays) Cedar Leave W.

42nd 8.15,9.15, St. 12.00 11.30 noon, 3.10 2.45 PM. Tickets good to and from above points only and to return on any steamer, same day. Standard add one hour for Daylight Time. Other trips on which special tickets are not good leave 42d St.

3.55, 6.45 P. M. Cedar 4.20 7.10 P.M. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. Europe Complete Service for Transatiantic Travel ENGLAND BELGIUM IRELAND GERMANY FRANCE ITALY MEDITERRANEAN PORTS 117 skips-over 1,200,000 tons this vast array of vessels is MAJESTIC, the world's largest ship, the famous OLYMPIC.

the HOMERIC. BELGENLAND, the new MINNETONKA MINNEWASKA and many others; also 11 large one cabin steamers headed by the S. S. Rates $115 up. Luxury, Comfort and Fine Cuisine Assemmedations for Every Need and Purse For Sailings, Rates, apply to A WHITE STAR LINEN LonE RED STAR INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE, MARINE COMPANY One Broadway New York AUCKLAND.

The Well Equipped Royal Mail Steamships "NIAGARA (20,000 tons) 30 Sept. 24 "MAKURA" (13.500 Aug. 27 Oct. 22 Sails From Vancouver, B. For fares, apply Can.

Pae. Railway, Can. Pac. Mal. 44th N.

or to the Canalian Australasian Line, Winch 141 Hastings St. Vancouver, B.C. OLD DOMINION LINE TO NORFOLK, VA. Frequent sailings from Piers 25 and 26. North River, N.

Y. Tel. Walker 2800. STEAMBOATS. CASTERN STEAMSHIP LINES, Inc.

ONLY DIRECT LINE New and luxurious steamers Boston and New York now in service. ALL THE WAY BY WATER Music and Dancing TO BOSTON $6.50 Via Boston and New York Line and Cape Cod Canal Leave Pier 19, N. R. (ft. Warren St.) New York, daily including Sundays, e1 5 P.M.

Daylight Saving Time. Telephone Barclay 5000. Connecting with our steamers at Boston for Portland. Rockland. Bangor, St.

John. N. Yarmouth, N. Special facilities "for automobiles RAY STATE LINE BOSTON 48 Worcester, $4.81: Providence direct, $3.25. Staterooms.

$1.50. $2.95 and $3.00. Daily and Sunday, 4:30 (Standard Time) from Pier 19. E. R.

Phone Beekman 2700. Tickets at l'ier UP Consolidated Ticket Otices. HOTELS AND RESORTS Greenwich Inn Sound Beach, Conn. Attractive Summer Hotel on the Water Within Easy Commuting Distance Bathing Tennis Music Saddle Horses Excellent Cuisine The Bungalow Hotel Occan Beach. New London.

Conn. Open May 30 to Oct. 15. Week -end parties accommodated. ideal place to spend your vacation.

Fine beach. safe bathing and good Ashing. Large, airy rooms. Excellent table. Special rates for June and September.

Address Mrs. J. W. FORRESTER. INDIAN POINT HOUSE STONY CREEK, CONN.

Only 100 miles from New York. Overlooking the Thimble Islanda, on Long Island Sound. Beautiful location. Boating, bathing, fishing, tennis and other sports. Fine table.

American plan $25 to $30 per week: $4 to $5 per day. OAK HILL FARM NEW CANAAN, CONN. Pleasantly situated on shady knoll. Large, airy rooms: Anest home-cooked meals from products of our own farm and garden. Rates $15 and up.

HERMAN SCHNEIDER, Prop. MORTON HOUSE, Niantic, Conn. "Twist Tree and Sea" Large verandas; bathing, boating, fishing: excellent table. Accommodates 200. Rates 120 up.

Booklet. F. ROHMELING. PINE VILLA PARK, Lime Rock, Conn. Home resort.

Bathing, fishing on tonio River. Tennis, dancing. Own prod. ucts supply table. Gentles preferred.

Booklet. SPOTH BENSON, Props. HOTEL HAHLAHWAH, Danbury, Conn Newly equipped throughout: electricity, running water in all rooms: products from own farm for finest table: Christian house. WM. J.

SATTERLEE, Prop. BURSILENE TOWERS HOTEL. mont-on-the Sound, Conn. Rooms with bath: hot and cold running water; bathAshing, tennis: excellent table. Booklet SCHALL HENRICUS.

SAM FAST'S GRAND VIEW HOTEL, Moodus, Conn. Restful country sphere, with kosher home cooking; boating. fishing: $18 per week. ELKWOOD FARM, East Hampton, Conn. High elevation.

Cool. shade. Fresh vegetables, milk. eggs. Sports.

Electricity. Bungalows. Elderly folks, children invited. $14. WAVERLY Popular Indian seashore Neck, reTHE sort, Branford.

Bathing. sailing, rowing, ing. S. A. HIEBEL, Prop.

NEW ENGLAND. -TOURNEW ENGLAND THE VACATION LAND Magnificent Scenery-Delightful Climate--Good Roads--Golf Accommodations at great Resorts; modern City Hotels or Wayside Inns. Free illustrated road map in colors. NEW ENGLAND HOTEL ASS'N. WM.

M. KIMBALL. Secretary. Northampton, Mass. THE IDEAL TOUR 1000 MILES Thru New Engianu Scenic Wonderland MOUNTAINS.

LAKES AND SEA COAST OF INCOMPARABLE BEAUTY. THE BEST HOTELS. WORLD FAMED GOLF COURSES. HISTORIC POINTS AND GOOD ROADS. Descriptive Booklet and Map.

ALMON C. JUDD, Hotel Elton, Waterbury, Conn. VIRGINIA. THE WAVERLEY-Private baths: every comfort; moderate rates; golf, bathing, fishing. Booklet.

Virginia Beach, Va. CAMPS. VISIT BERKSHIRE cheaply; camp at Lenox, bring tent, tour hills; day, season. F. AIDLEY.

JUVENILE CAMP, East Northport, L. I. Now open. Children all ages. Farm ucta.

All sports. Bathing. CAVE HILL CAMP-Ideal place to spend your vacation. For information write JOHN E. PACH A Moodus, Conn.

PROPOSALS. STATE OF NEW YORK. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, BUREAU OF CANALS, ALBANY. June 18th, 1924. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS: Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned at his office, No.

55 Lancaster street, Albany, N. until twelve o'clock noon (daylight saving time) of Friday, July 18th, 1924, at which place and hour they will be publicly opened and read, for the construction of barge canal terminals, pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 746, Laws of 191L and amendatory laws, Chapter 698, Laws of 1920, and Chapters 146 and 225, Laws of 1923, as follows: TERMINAL CONTRACT NO. 81-C. For furnishing and installing bagging garners, marine log pushers and hoists and miscellaneous equipment in the grain elevator at Gowanus Bay, Borough of Brooklyn, New York City. Contract plans, sheets to 16, inclusive.

Plans may be seen and detailed specifications, engineers' estimates of quantities. proposal blanks, form of contract and bonds required and other information for proposers may be had at the office of the Bureau of Canals, Albany, N. at the office of the Division Engineer, Department of Public Works, at Utica, Syracuse, Rochester and Buffalo; and at the Terminal Warehouse, Pier 6, East River, New York City. Blueprint copies of plans will be fur. nished by the State Engineer and Surveyor upon the -receipt at his office in the Telephone Building; Albany, N.

Y. of payment at the rate of fifteen cents (15c.) per sheet. Refund will not be made for any blueprints which may be returned. Monthly estimates will be paid of ninety per centum (90 per cent.) of the work done at the contract price. Every proposal for said work must be accompanied by a money deposit in the form ef a draft or certified check upon some good banking institution in the City of Albany or New York.

issued by a. national or State bank or trust company in good credit, within the State and payable at sight to the Commissioner of Canals and Waterways for five per centum (5 per cent.) of the amount of the proposal. The person whose proposal shall be cepted will be required to execute a contract and furnish bonds within ten days from the date of notice of award delivered to him or them in person or mailed to the address given in the proposa Upon execution of the contract approval of bonds, the certified check or draft will be returned to the proposer unless the same shall have been presented for collection prior to such time. in which case the amount of the deposit will be refunded by the Commissioner of Canals and Waterways. The deposits of bidders other than the one to whom the award of contraet shail be rade will be returned immediately after the award has been made.

The bond required for the faithful formance of the contract shall be in such sum A8 shall be fixed by the Commissioner of Canals and Waterways, which sum shall not be less than twenty per centum (20 per cent.) of the estimated cost of the work, according to the contract price, and an additional bond known as the labor "bond, in the sum of ten per centum (10 per cent.) of the amount of the estimated cost of the work, according to the contract price, will be required RA security that the contractor will pay in full at least once in each month all laborers employed by him upon the work specified to be done in the contract. In the event that more than one surety company 18 offered as surety on said bonds, co-insurance only will be accepted. Each proposal must be addressed to the Bureau of Canals. State Department of Public Works, Albany. N.

and must be endorsed on the envelope with the rame of the construction for which the proposal is made, Award, if made. will be made to the person or persona whose proposal shall be lowest in cost to the State for doing the work. and which shall comply with all provisions required to render it formal. Before any award shall be made the lowest bidder will be required to satisfy the Commissioner of Canals and Water. ways of Mia ability to provide suitable equipment and materials for the proper performance of the work.

The right la reserved to reject any or all proposals and readvertise and award the contract in the regular manner if, In the judgment of the undersigned, the interests of the State will be enhanced thereby. ROYAL 16. FULLER, Commissioner of Cauls and Water wi Je24 4t tu THE WOMAN VOTER Thursday' afternoon has been set aside by the Empire State Federation of Colored Women's Clubs Convention for a symposium on. "Enfranchisement. of Women 8.8 a Political Asset," to be conducted white speakers.

Mrs. Maria C. ton. president of the federation for nine years and a member of the 1st Mrs. Rosalie Loew Whiteney to conR Republican Club, has invited duct the symposium, assisted by Dr.

Adele Cuinet of the 1st A. Mrs. Beatrice V. Stevenson, Republican vice chairman of Kings County, Dr. Katherine Clement Davis and Mrs.

Gordon Norrie of the League of Women Voters. The convention will be held at A. M. E. Zion Church, Poughkeepsie, N.

opening tomorrow afternoon. Nearly 300 delegates, representing 10,000 club members, are expected. Col. Witliam Hayward will speak on day evening on Prohibition enforcement. Miss Estelle M.

Corcoran, executive member for the 15th A. D. Democratic Club, is vacationing at Highland Mills, N. and will go to Scranton, in a few days. The 10th A.

D. Republican Club outing to Roton Point on Friday will include guests from all the As. sembly districts. The co-leaders, ax usual, are guests of Mrs. Charles F.

Murphy, co-leader of the 10th A. D. It will be the first big rally of Republicans since the Democratic Convention and promises to set off the first guns of the campaign. Price Policy in Germany Hits Export of Machinery Berlin, June 25 (By the Associated Press) -Despite the fact that foreign countries, overseas as well as continental, have a continuous and brisk demand for machinery of all kinds, from typewriters and sewing machines concrete machinery, German exports of machinery have been decreasing, says a recent wade report of the American Chamber of Commerce in Germany. This is due in the first place, in acdition to political and financial causes in foreign markets, to the fact that prices of German products are on the increase instead of decreasing in order to compete with foreign manufacturers.

"It is a safe prediction in this connection," the report continues, "that the German exports of machinery will further decline unless basic changes take place in the matter of price policy." The outlook for German exports in the machinery trade, adds the report, have never been quite so unfavorable as at the present time. German Socialists Increase Berlin, June 25 (By the Associated, Press) -Figures made public at the recent National Convention of the Socialist party of Germany show that the has 1,260,000 members who pay dues, of whom 130,000 are women. The party now has 169 newspapers. STEAMBOATS. EAR MOUNTAIN The Public's Wonderful Playground Steel Str.

Lva. Battery Daily, W. 132d 9:45 A.M. Return ing. Lva.

Bear Mtn. 4:30, due N. Y. 8 P.M. ROUND 75c Weekdays, Children, 10c TRIP Children, 50c REFRESHMENTS.

MUSIC. DANCING. Palisades Interstate Park Commission. Telephones Bowling Green 7585-7615 CENTRAL HUDSON LINE Newburgh, Poughkeepste, Kingston and Catskill Mts. Steamers leave Franklin St.

weekdav3 (except Saturdays) at P.M.: Saturdays, 1:00 and 2:45 P.M.: Sundays, 9:10 A.M.. and 4:30 P.M. only. Tel. Walker 6787.

MARRIAGE LICENSES WILDWOOD. N. J. Wildwood Manor. Largest and Finest Hotel in Wildwood, AMERICAN PLAN Golf.

riding. tennis, fabing. SEACREST Oak alla Pacific. Running table. water.

bathe, excel. Homellke Cap. A. Lipman. LAKE HOPATCONG.

Management. yachting, bathing. roads. SILVER SPRINGS HOTEL, Lake Hopatcone. Situated private park, directly lake.

Transients accommodated. Comfortable good table: reasonable rates. Lackawanna R. G. A.

HUBER, P. 0. Landing. N. NTYX VILLA 70.

Boating, bathing. dancing: excel table: $18 up; impta. Phone Hopatcong 223. Mrs. C.

Mathiesen. -CALIFORNIA LODGE That aummering place now open. Reasonable. Booklet on request. NEW JERSEY.

The FLANDERS On the Boardwalk, OCEAN CITY, N. J. Constructed and equipped for the comfort and convenience its patrons- a unique American Plan Hotel in ICA'S GREATEST FAMILY RESORT. Howard Slocum. Pres.

-Mgr. Hotel Beechwood SUMMIT, N. J. Elevation 500 ft. Sun parlors porches.

steam heated. Misses GILLAN EDWARDS Tel. 1054 Summit. Telephone Barnegat, N. Conn.

J. Under New Management. For A good rest, comfortable Boating. Fishing, Surf and Sull Water Bathing. Reasonable rates.

F. S. SMALLEY. Forest House Budd Lake, N. J.

IDEAL CAMP SURROUNDINGS With Hotel Comforts in the Mountains. Bathing, boating, dancing, bowling, saddle horses, tennis, running water, electric lights; social director. J. BINSWANGER, Prop. Phone Netcong 139 or 29 J.

UNSET INN HOTEL BALDWIN Beach Haven, N. J. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Modern 160 private batha. On ocean ani bay. "Wonder Beach." Fine boardwalk.

E. D. TOWNSEND. Stratford Inn AVON-BY-THE-SEA. N.

J. Two blocks from beach: spacious porches, private tennis: special attention given to the table, which is of the best. Running water in all rooms: extra public baths added this season. Same management. SAMUEL W.

TAYLOR, Owner- Mgr. HOTEL BRENTWOOD ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. J. Ideal for families, young people, desiring country and seashore; large grounds, shade trees, free bathing. amusement, hall for guests, dancing.

Table unsurpassed. All modern improvements. P. S. DUNNE.

CEDARGROVE HOTEL, Highlands, N. J. Amid de extensive grounds, at the mouth of the Shrewsbury River, at Water Witch. Excellent cuisine. Still and surf bathing: water and deep sea Ashing, boating, dancing, tennis and golf near; good roads.

WM. H. CONNERS, Prop. FARM--One more furnished rooms, accommodations: commutation. one hour from New York: bathing and improvements: beautiful location.

.1. E. BAUN, Saddle River Valley, N. J. R.

F. D. 2. SPRING LAKE HOTEL Spring N. Lake, At the ocean: excellent meals; large, airy rooms; modern improvements; reasonable rates.

Tel. 1044. M. F. LEIMER.

LODGE INN, Oakland, N. J. Summer boarders; along the Ramano in real country; miles from Mountains; New York City. Rates by week or month. C.

H. ALLEN, Prop. THE BREAKERS SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. J. On ocean boardwalk.

Open June 14. $5 up Amer. plan for June. Tel. 306.

BUDD HOUSE, Budd Lake, N. J. Home cooking; modern house; electricity; dancboating, bathing. Special June and September rates. Booklet.

Phone Netcong ing, 65-F-1-6. YOUNG SHELDON. Hotel Heart of Shrewsbury Highlands, N. Shore. J.

Jackson Bathing, boating, fishing, dancing; boardwalk; improvements: excellent meals; sonable rates. Booklet. OTTO BETZ. JOHNSONBURG INN N. Johnsonburg, J.

Elevated, restful. refined: Christians: modern improvements; good home cooking; reasonable rates. SEA CLIFF HOTEL, 107 McCabe av, Bradley Beach. block to beach. Special rates May and June.

Running water. ary laws. Asbury Park 1283. H. SIROTA Healthful, Restful Vacation 'THE" PINE BEACH INN On Toms River, Pine Beach, N.

J. The Mountain Side Inn, Culver J. Lake, Reasonable rates. JOS. HALTER, Branchville 70-F-22.

ELIZABETH HOUSE, Highlands, N. J. Light, airy rooms: excellent table; vate beach; free fishing, boating and bathIng. WM. KANOVSKY, Prop.

THE VICTORIA, Highlands, N. J. Seashore and country. High elevation, overlooking river and ocean; excellent cuisine; all improvements. James Sheridan, Prop.

THE ALLAIRE On the Ocean Front SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. M. C. Holmes, Prop. E.

E. Hayes, da, Mgr. PEN BRYN HOTEL--Ideal location. Modern impts. Large, alry rooms; excellent table; large, shady lawns and porch.

A. L. M. PERINE, Sparta, N. J.

HOTEL MARTIN Highlands, N. J. (Not Martin House.) $5 day up; $20 weekly. M. Gerbrach.

THE MARYLAND, Culver Lake, N. J. North shore. Altitude 1,000 ft. Good food, good beds.

Reasonable rates. Booklet. LAKE VIEW HOUSE High elevation: picturesque surroundings: airy rooma; cooking: rates reasonable. Sparta, 311 TAYLOR HOUSE Monmouth Spring Lake, N. J.

Mod. rates. Phone Mrs. H. Taylor.

LARGE ROOMS. own vegetables; tmprovementa: commuting: week-ends. Scherer, Waldwiek. PENNSYLVANIA. MOUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE.

Dingman'a Ferry. delightfully situated on Delaware All modern conveniences River. Table supplied with farm and daley Boating, bathing nri fishing. for week -ends. ROBERT WERNER, 14.

VAN ALLEN'S, Echo Lake, Monroe Pa. Ideally located In the Blue Ridge Mts. All modern improvements; electric lights, running hot and cold water in all rooni8 large porches and shady lawns. Booklet. C.

H. VAN ALLEN. Pocono Farm ON 500 DELAWARE ACRES Modern: finest meals: free garage; ace. golf, tennis, boating. bathing.

fishing. dancing. Gentiles. Matamoras, Pike Pa. HILL CREST INN, Milford, Pa.

Homelike, Boating, bathing, dancing. outdoor sports; home cooking. Mra. A. SMITH, Prop.

MOUNTAIN FARM HOUSE On top of the Shoholn Blue Mountains. Plain. good cooking. $14 up. R.

STOXREITER, Shohola, Box 83. THE GILCHRIST. Lane Como, Pa, Ideal resort on shore of lake: modern ences: good table. GEO. E.

GILCHRIST. The Lake Farm. Starlight, On beautiful Starlight Lake. Ba boating. dabing.

Rates to Rasmussen. PENNSYLVANIA. Delaware 'Water Gap. KITTATINNY The Delaware Mountain Water Gap. Paradise, Pa.

Leading hotel; capacity 500; every ment: American plan; also grill for tourists; excellent cuisine; high, cool location: magnificent scenery; new 18-hole golf course now open to our guests: tennis, saddle horses, water sports; daily concerts and dancas. Write for booklet, auto maps and special 1924 rates for season, families and tourists. JOHN PURDY COFE. Forest House Centrally located: private table Baths, Excellent and service, Boating, fishing, A. L.

Marsh. BUTTERMILK FALLS COTTAGE Beautifully located. Own farm. Boating. bathing.

Mrs. La Bar, North Water Gap, Pa. Courtenay Lodge, Del. Water Gap, Pa. Home of good cheer plenty; always open.

Booklet. Mrs. Harold Courtenay. Reenleigh Del. Bath Water each room.

Gap's Golf new course hotel. door; roof garden. Robert Foley, Mgr. Pocono Mountains. POCONO SUMMIT HOTEL Pocono Summit, Pa.

Mrs. FRED MILLER. Modern improvements. Home cooking. Bathing.

Special for July and August, states $25 per week. Vacation the Poconos, at olio MONOMONOCK INN Hotel. Mountainhome's Leading Rooms with running water, private baths. Booklet. Now open.

OLD ORCHARD In the Poconos, Cresco, Pa. Steam heat; home cooking; trout Ashing in season. Booklet, JOHN A. HAVLIK. THE CHICHESTER.

Tobyhanna, Pa. Accommodates 70. Modern. Home produce. Large lake; boating and fishing; tennis.

Ownership managem't. Mrs. E. Chichester. THE ELVIN.

Mt. Pocono, with and without water; private baths, showers; steam heat: golf; unexcelled cuisine. Booklet. ALVIN J. SLUTTER JR.

The Me Meadowbrook-Fresh food; hot and cold running water in all rooms. Fishing, hiking. Rates $18. R. J.

Bates, Canadensis, Pa. The Belmont. Mt. Pocono, Pa. Modern; steam heat: baths; special rates to July elev.

high; air piney dry. J. E. Cornish. DEVONSHIRE PINES, Mt.

Pocono, Pa. Ideal location. Golf, all amusements. Cap. 150.

Booklet. H. B. HUMPHREY. THE BEECHNUT COTTAGE--In the Pocono Mountains.

N. HOUCK, Laana, Pa. Stroudsburg. CHURLEIGH INN PARK AND LAKE, STROUDSBURG, PA. Wondrous scenic location.

Two hours from New York on Lackawanna. Modern hotel, boating, tennis, golf, riding, outdoor swimming pool: our own Jazz Orchestra nightly. Young folks' paradise. Most desirable Jewish clientele. July rates, with meals.

$25 weekly. Young Men's ch Club week -end rates, $3.50 per day, meals inclusive. Write for booklet of social tivities. LOWENSTEIN HAUSER. MOUNTAIN LAKE HOUSE Marshall's Creek.

Modern conveniences: running water in rooms. Acc. 125. Boating. bathing.

fishing, tennis. Booklet. JAY HUFFMAN, East Stroudsburg, R. D. 2.

HILLSIDE HOUSE--Delightfully located. Modern electric lights: rooms with running water: dancing, tennis, croquet. Booklet. Mrs. S.

F. Ziegenfur, East Stroudsburg, Pa. R. F. D.

BERWICK INN bathing: shady farm connecting: grounds: garage; trolley to entrance. Bkit. P. C. DICKERSON, E.

Stroudsburg. Pa. MAINE. THE HAMILTON CHEBEAGUE. MAINE.

Chebeague is the second largest of Casco 365 islands. Ocean breezes assure days and restful nights. Dancing, golf, tennis, bathing, yachting, fishing. Booklets. Address R.

E. ROWE, Chebeague, Me. VERMONT. THE TRA-KEN-SEEN On Lake Bomoseen, Castleton, Ft. In Green Mts.

All amusements. Modern, Christian house. Moderate rates. June to Nov. Booklet.

C. K. BALLARD, Prop. CEDAR GROVE HOTEL AND COTTAGES Lake Bomoseen, Vermont. Saddle horses, boating, bathing, fishing, tennis, dancing.

Booklet. LEO P. QUINLAN, Manager. Prospect House and Cottages Lake Bomoseen, Vermont. Boating, bathing, fishing, tennis, dancing.

golf, saddle horses. Booklet. QUINLAN HART, Props. INCLUDING BERKSHIRES. HOTEL ASPINWALL Lenox, Mass.

High and Cool in the Berkshires Exceptional Equipment and Service insure a delightful sojourn. May we interesting Booklet! Hay Fever Unknown. Cottages for Rent. Direction, L. A.

TWOROGER Winter Resort: Princess Hotel. Bermnda EDEN GLEN Washington, Mass. Royal Gorge of the Berkshires. Elevation 2,900 feet. Spacious porch.

Bathing, dancing, tennis, billiards and all outdoor sports. Excellent table. Open June to October. Rates $15 per week up. Accommodates 80.

Booklet. F. J. RICHARDS, Prop. YOKUN INN LENOX, MASS.

On the the Berkshires. A thoroughly renovated hostelry, with excellent cuisine and exceptionally large, airy rooms; positively no mosquitoes. MOUNTAIN VIEW INN Canaan, Conn. In Berkshires. Bathing.

dancing, tennis, etc. Farm products. Garage, $15 up. Folder. C.

Duggan. THE LAUREL, Stockbridge, Mass. trally located; excellent table; modern veniences; 18-hole golf links; Gentiles preferred. Mrs. A.

W. BUCK. REST-A-WHILE COTTAGE Pittsfield, Mass. Altitude 1,300 ft. Modern improvements; own farm products; unexcelled table.

Apply Mrs. E. Vuillemenot. Mass. LAUREL LAKE HOUSE Center of Berkshire Hills.

Elegant location lake. Bklt. G. W. Boardman, Lee, Mass Lakemont Villa, Twin Lakes, Berkshires.

Bathing, fishing, dancing. golf, boating: reasonable: excellent cuisine. Mrs. MAY SMITH. BOARDERS on farm, Berkshire foothills: $14 per week.

BERKSHIRE BROOKSIDE FARM, Copake Falls, N. Y. BERKSHIRE HILLS Lake Pontoosue. Good board; lake front; bathing. fishing; elevation 1.100 feet, $18 weekly, Mrs.

A. BAGLEE, General Delivery, Pittsfield. RHODE ISLAND. A SUMMER AT SEA am The Favorite Hotel of Block Island, Rhode Island Now open. Special rates July and season, Bathing.

Boating, Fishing, Dancing, Tennis. CONNECTICUT. SANFORD Woodmont-on-the-found Opens May 26 HOUSE Booklet. Bathing. Christians tennis, dancing preferred.

WINIMURE COTTAGE. Lake Pocotopaug, East Hampton. Conn. Bathing, I canoeing. Accommodates 40.

Fresh tables, milk. $14. Mra. EVA C. ABRAMS.

STEAMBOATS. a Hudson River By Daylight Daily, including Sundays, for Kingston Point, Catskill, Hudson and Albany. Steamer leaves Desbrosses 9:00 A.M.; West 42d 9:20 A.M.; West 129th 9:40 A.M.: Yonkers, 10:15 A.M. Direct rail connections. Rail tickets cepted New York to Albany and Albany to.

New York. Music. Restaurant, Also Daily, including Sundays--For tindian Point, Mountain, and Also tWest Point (except Sunday). Steamer leaves Desbrosses 9:50 A.M.: West 42d 10:10 A.M.; West 129th 10:30 A.M.; Yonkers, 11:05 A.M. Afternoon Steamer Daily except Monday -For tindian Point, Mountain and Newburgh.

Also Point (except day and Monday) and Poughkeepsie (except Saturday, Sunday and Monday). Steamer leaves Desbrosses 1:30 P.M.; West 42d 1:50 P.M.: West 129th 3:10 P.M. Return steamer from Newburgh Saturday and Sunday only. Saturday Special for Poughkeepsie, Kingston Point and Catskill. Steamer leaves Desbrosses 1:35 P.M.: West 42d 2:00 P.M.; West 129th 2:20 P.M.

steamer to New same day from points marked t. Daylight Saving Time. Ideal One-Day Outings. Further information at Desbrosses St. pier, New York.

Telephone Canal 9300. HUDSON Line HUDSON RIVED. NIGHT LINES I Daily passenger sailings between NEW YORK-ALBANY-TROY Leave Pier 32 N. Canal St, 6 P. West 132d 6.30 P.

M. Due Albany 6 A. Troy 7.20 A. M. From Troy 8 P.

Albany 9 and 11 P. M. Due New York 7 A. M. (Daylight Saving Time).

Rail connections all points EXPRESS North, FREIGHT East and SERVICE West. -AUTOS CARRIED HUDSON NAVIGATION CO. Tel. Canal 9000. Middleton S.

Borland, Receiver RYEBEACHBOAT UP L. I. Weekdays Sundays. Str. Lvs.

Ft. S. 5th 10 AM. 2:30 PM. Boating, Bathing, Dancing, Refreshments FARE 50c Each Vay Bowling Telephone Green 7781 Stanislaw Rykowski, 27, 548 W.

39th Man. Wladyslawa Sulewska, 17. 23 Bristol st. Paui Slattery, 27.. Union st.

Anna Collina, Ocean Parkway Jacob Levy, 34 Philadelphia, Pa. Sadie Milgram, 35... 477 Monroe Joseph Kenny. 32... 251 50th st.

Beatrice MeLoughlin. 25, 163 Chauncey Norman Nirma Miller, Mitchell, Littleton, Littleton, N. N. 400 Humbert Ferrandino, 25, Aqueduct, L. I.

Alma Somma. 24 -240 Conover st. Salvatore Savetheri, 33..... 4th pl. Rosa Triola, 34.

pl. John Ivers 27 19 Clermont ave. Julia Mooney, 27....265 Cumberland Vincenzo Surimmo, 22......3195 Fulton Maddalena Ambrosio, 36, 208 Crescent st. Morris Sidelnix, Bronx, N. Y.

Rose Black. 35.... 442 Bedford ave. George Sorensen, 21.... Jamaica Park.

L. I. Ellen Wilson, 21. 1967 54th st. Joseph Allan, 21......252 Stuyvesant ave.

Helen Fitzgerald, 21.672 McDonough st. Joseph Gilway, 23....733 Manhattan ave. Marion Clark, 23.. 38 Furman st. Michael Maushetski, 23, Richmond I.

Agnes Rooney, 20......332 Flushing ave. James Clanci, 24. .1329 Troy ave. Rose Caso. 17.

1333 Troy ave. Benjamin Szule, 23. 49 Broome st. Helen Moulish, 18. 91 Berry August Muller, 49..

2227 86th st. Gertrude Cook, 36. ..2227 86th st. Harry Bloch, 27. 440 1st st.

Lillian Golden, 1410 Union st. Henry Schmidt, 25. 19th ave. Marie Schinde, 23. 2042 83d et.

Thomas Connelly, 32..... 4824 3d ave. Lena Prauzo, 20.. 4834 3d ave. Angelo Pustarino.

27.1365 Bay Ridge ave. Gaetana Penzavecchia, 20, 3201 Ave. Anthony Laudino, 21, 1190 Bushwick ave. Marion Pemble, 20....103 Vanderveer st. Thomas McDonald, 21.1046 New York ave.

Winifred Walsh, 21....959 Albany Gaston Clarke, Lexington ave. Nina James, 21... 969 Putnam ave. Charles Hall, 47......6830 Narrows ave. Madeline Switzer, 34..6830 ave.

George Strumpf, 24........599 Powell Frances Mondshain, 21, 424 Hopkinson ave. Eugene Gayle, 27. 5 Westminster rd. Maude Wall. 21..

5 Westminster rd. Giovanni Congiano, 30..9 Crosby Man. Ida 1zzo. 24.. 449 Broadway Anthony Santangelo, 21.282 Bushwick ave.

Mamie Yankay, 20. .96 Bedford ave. Donald Matheson, 25. 262 Court at. Mary MacKinnon, .262 Court at.

Frank Brameister, 28.... Palmetto, Fla. Rose Meltzer, 24....2807 Mermaid -ave. George Wright, 38.. .335 Bergen st.

Anna Case, 36. .38 Carlton ave. Frank Rodriques, 35. 81 Columbia at. Basilisa Torres.

21.....81 Columbia John Vale, 25.. Jersey City. N. J. Marguerite Larney, 24.1134 Hancock st.

John Callahan. 25... .409 7th ave. Lillian Flack, 20. 254 22d st.

Alfano Rodriquez, 24 .204 Meserole st. Vincenzina Messina, 20.204 Meserole st. Herbert Vermilyea, 23..602 Glenmore ave, Agnes Morrisey, 16......2916 Fulton st. Andreas Jacobson, 22. .5313 6th ave.

Marie Samuelsen, 20......5313 6th ave. Warno Wuori, 29.... .4316 oth ave. Helen Muntler, 21. .4916 6th ave.

Jacob Royb, 51..... ...151 Huron st. Teoflia Grawczynska, 50, 675 Manhattan ave. Wm. Sedgwick, 42......248 St.

Mark's ave. Anna HIll, 42. ..626 ESth st. John Siguaijo, 29... 670 51st st.

Kathryn Lagus, 30.. 6823 Vista pl. Herbert Spitz, 28, 92 Morningside Man. Florence Catalano, 24..135 Bay 28th Mario Quorco, 29... .....144 Bay 14th Mary Consiglio, Bay 14th Frederick Smith, 21......105 Bay 46th st.

Elsie Johnson, 19... 1327 42d st. Shaya Tibel, 27. .6102 19th ave. Fortune Doweck, 19......1961 60th st.

Ufm Stepankevich, 26....157 Myrtle ave. Euphenia Dubrogowska, 18.38 Newell st. Leonard Marino, 30........63 Wilson ave. Ida Rica, 25. Knickerbocker ave.

Peter Waszeski, 33........116 Beadle st. Josefa Hozlowska, 30....116 Deadle st. Leonardo Labita, 36....1044 Flushing ave. Rosaria Leonardo, 40....200 Scholes st. Albert Deysher, 26........386 Bergen st.

Evelyn Bourne, 21......386 Bergen st. Sam Cooperman, 26..304 Christopher ave. Rebecca Growdetsky, 22, 328 Rockaway ave, Jozet Poplawski, 32... 113 Java Tekla Kazyminska, 32... Java George Mehring, 26...

1637 E. 18th st. Elizabeth Goebel, 22..1333 Brooklyn ave. George Waterman, 23, 220 W. 128th Man.

Eunice Pile, 25. .412 Warren st, Hyman Weinberg. 27... Bronx, N. Y.

Sally Roth. 23. .321 Vernon ave. Frank Lannon. 23..

2513 Snyder ave. Henrietta White, 28 Johnson pl. George Kennedy, 29....116 Lexington ave. Lillian De Plaza, 25..369 Lexington ave. Joseph Nunziata, 31.......149 Bayard st.

Millie Manzo, 108 N. Henry st. Lewis Goetz, 34... 417 Shepherd ave. Henrietta Wieters.

20..144 Chestnut st. Olaf Christenson. 49... ..662 Park pl. Genda Omundsen.

40... Henry st. Domenico Galizio, 34.. Montgomery. N.

Carmela Puzzo, 25. 69 High st. Samuel Steinhauser, 33.... Honolulu, H. I.

Shields. 20....11 Hampton pl. David Caldwell, 40...... ..170 Jay, st. May Stay, 38..

Cumberland St. Hospital Morris Weisberg. 23......56 Ave. Man. Minnie Friess, 20..

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