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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1929. TRAVEL TRAVEL, i-UKECLOSV'KES. HOTELS AND RESORTS TiMBON 5 LUCK WILL PLAY HOWS ball championship held under the auspices of the Surf A. A. at thf Washington Bths.

Coney Island, yesterday nfiernoon. Marino defeated Leo Kriel, 2117, 21 8 and 2110. HOTELS AND RESORTS SUAWANGCNKS AND St'LUVAN COUNTY. Kivenide Cottage All Improvements; hot and cold water every room. Own farm.

Boating, bathing. fishing, tennis. Christians. 818. Booklet BREEZY DAYS AT SEA For Your Vacation MAINE NOVA SCOTIA CANADA NEWFOUNDLAND ST.

LAWRENCE SAGUENAY NEW ORLEANS Detailed suggestions and full information from THOS. COOK SON 585 Fifth Avenue 253 Broadway 827 Madison Avenue 1 FLORIDA BERMUDA HAVANA JAMAICA PANAMA CALIFORNIA HOTELS AND RESORTS NEW JERSEY. MOUNTAINSIDE INN, on Culver's Lake. Branchvtlle, N. J.

Rates $3.30 to ti a day Boating, bathing, fishing. Write (ot booklet. O. BEREQREN. Prop.

Point Pleasant, N. J. Ocean, river, oay. Good hotels and summer cottages. Illustrated booklet Write BOROUGH CLKRK.

PENNSYLVANIA. South Mountain Manor WERVERSVILLE, PA. Beautiful Outdoor peul Accommodates 300. Private Baths. Oolf, Tertnis.

Saddle Hories. Write for Uooklst. R. HOLANO BINKLEV. Managing Olivrtorj THE HIGHLAND Now open.

Rooms with ot and oold run- ning water. Free game Rates Moderate. Booklet. J. H.

PRIES, Pres. PENN HILL, STROUCSBURG, P. Newest and most modern; 290 acres woodland; rooms with bath; bathing, dancngt orchestra; reasonable. Booklets, Really qtuie onrerent. r.

k. iiaiiKiuri. HILLSIDE Mt- Resi teorentlon. Home atmosnhere. Moderate.

Phone. Miss OERHART, Wernersville. Pa, Cresoo GLADSTONE COTTAGE Ideal location. Accom. 20.

Near all churches. 416-420. Amer. plan: home cooking Olusto. Delaware Water Gap.

Rneelal Rates Durinr Ave. sns Kent. If ittntimnir luE MOUNTAIN PABA-rvUiaiinny dise. Delaware WATER T.P. PA Open to December, Leading Hotel.

Every conv. WOLP HOLLOW GOLF CLUB l-hoi course. Booklet of Hotel. Qdlf Course and Road Maps Mailed. JOHN PURDY JOPS.

Milford. HILLCREST INN Modern; aU sporU: home eooking. Near al) churches. Special Sunday dinner. Boaklet.

TourUta aocora-modated. B. smith. Milford. Pa Motintulnliome ONAWA LODGE In Pooonos; rooms with running water end baths; fishing, golf, riding.

Reasonable rates Booklet HARRY L. 8HINNEN. I'ocono MnuiitHlns. Laurel Inn "OCONO LAKP TABLE NEAR LAKE All sports, golf. 8 E.

Reasonable. booklet. PAINTER MOUNTAIN LAKE HOUSE Modern. All amusements, Aee. 139.

Moderate rates. Booklet. J. HUFFMAN, Marshall's Creek. Monroe County.

Pa TIIE MOUNT PLEASANT HOUSE At Mt. Pocono, Pa. June to November. For literature address W. A.

H. M. Leech. MONTAUK MT- 'owo, pa. Elevation 11,000 feet.

Oolf, saddle horses: Southern cooking. Booklei, OAK GROVE MOUSE. B. Btroudsburf, Pa. Cap.

Dancing, a pool, snorts. 40 new rms. added this vr. E. Brldger The Belmont, Mt.

pocono, p. Eieetna lights, running waters rooms with beth. Mod, rates. J. E.

Cornish. DEVONSHIRE PINES, Mt. rocono IdeU ocation. Oolf, all amusements. Can.

160. Booklet. X. R. HUMPHREY.

GROVE COTTAGE. Mt. Peeene, Pa 3.000 ft. elev. Mtden; all amusements; excellent table: 420-421.

Booklet. M. E. WAKEFIELD, HORNF'S INN, Pocono Mountalne. Modern.

Oren sll year. Excellent culsin. ROGER HORNE, Mt. Pocono, Pa. Tobyhanna TUB CHICHESTER, Ae.

T8. SJIeefrlelry, rooms. Large late, bos Use. bathing, tennis, etc. Bklt.

M. 0. ChlckeeeSr CONNECTICUT. THB PLMS HOTEL Crescent Beaeh. Directly on beach front.

Ping ba'hint. boating, lishing. Oood food. Homelltas atmosphere. Rates reasonable, Xnlcrme.

tlon and booklet. Write CBO. I.ETBNDBR. THE MAPLEA. Canaan.

Ponn fully Htuated among the Berkshlres; near kiiu ner. nome oomroris; usrmaa tsble; own produce; Improvements; near village. SIR. K. W.

SCHUMANN. elm camp Let me tell you aTl about it. No obll-catlon and lots sf fun. Meiodus. Oonn.

TED HILTON. Mgr. THE BUNOAI.OW on aeean Entlr.l. mu rn. Near Boston Post rd.

Excellent accom-. mnriatlons Ocesn Beach, New London. Oonn, NEW HAMPSHIRE. "AMERICA'S SWITZERLAND The BALSAMS 7 DIXVII.I.P, NOTCH, H. tlilct'linm Burtof NOW OPEN.

Oolf, Pelo. Waterv Snorts. Orchestra Own Farm an4 Dairy, SKW F.SC.1AHD. New England TE, 1 A fZ. Magnifleent Seenery llellshtful Climate Coed Koads Uell Accommodations nt great Resorts; modern City Hotels or Wayside Inns Booklet "tnfonnalton on New England" and ood JTaa Free frost NEW ENGLAND HOTEL ASSN.

Knit, ft. rid Pleree Bid, In.sion. lm. 1000 Mileg Throujh New England's Scenic Wonder land Mountalne, lakes and seacoest ml keresape table beeiHT. 1 he beet hotels, world-Cmsr4 eU eouriee, husortc points end goo4 loaeW Roue Bmh txi Map ki Odm Pre TIIE LLTON TOl.

KING BUREAU If I III. I Waterbery, Cenn. CANADA. PINEIUR4T INN Val Morln Station. Quebec, Canada.

Amencsn nln. Ask for Mr. Flan. field. TRAVEL.

VACATION TOURS Aply fer Booklet IVUIHII TllI RM )0 Court til. ihiilte rritui, ISiouklra Irlanjl. JLssTBl thence easterly, again parallel with Kiv-erdale avenue, one hundred (1001 feet the westerly side of Powell street; and running thence northerly along the westerly side of Powell street fifty 1501 feet to the point or place of beginning. Together with any and all buildings, rtructures, improvements, fixtures and articles of personal property used or to be used in the operation of said premises or any part thereof, and toeether with all the right, title and interest of the mortgagors or. in and to Powell street.

Dated. July 23. 1929. CHARLES E. RUSSELL.

Referee. Abraham Rockmore. Plaintiff's Attorney, 16 Court Street, Borough of Brooklyn, N. Y. City.

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Auction TAKE NOTICE THAT JERB J. REID, auctioneer, will at public auction, August 23n, 1929. 3 p.m., at the premise of Btsenberg Motor Biles. Merrick, road, Va'ley Stream, Long Island, N. a Nash 04n, serial No.

R-30101; a Chrysler Phaeton, serial No. 40839. for the accounts of Hugh Ryan and Gilbert Farrtng-ton. ati6-2t tu TAKE NOTICE THAT JEHE J. REID, auctioneer, will sell aV public auction.

August 23d. 1929, i at 8408 4th Brooklyn. S. a Whippet Coups, serial No. 25531, for the account of Bidoti.

au-2t tu PUBLIC NOTICES. TO CREDITORS of Morris Sheptinsky. Take notice that the candy store business at 648 Grand st, Brooklyn. N. has been sold; claims.

If any, should be presented to Morris I. Oerber, attorney, 215 Montague st. Brooklyn, N. on or befor- Au. 31.

1929. DISSOLUTION NOTICES. O. SASSO SON3 Know all man by these presents: Whereas, The business of the partnership Arm of G. BASSO a SONS with Its principal place ol business at No.

1003 Wal-labout Market, Borough of Brooklyn. New York Citv, a firm having business relations with foreign countries, continues to be conducted by some of the partners therein, to wit, by Dominic H. Sasso and Joseph l. Sasso. who were partners in such firm.

Now, therefore, the undersigned, the said Domlnio H. Sasso and Joseph L. 8asso. who were partners In said Arm, In pursuance of the statute In such case made and provided, make aud sign this certificate, and de tht the petsons intending to deal under suoh name, with their respectve, piKK ol residence, are as follows: Domlnio H. Sasso.

residing at No. 181 Lincoln road, Brooklyn. New York. Joseph L. Sasso, residing at No.

752 Argvle road, Brooklyn, New York. Dated. Brooklyn, N. July 22. 1929.

JOSEPH L. 8ASSO. DOMINIO H. SASSO. State of New York.

County of Kings, On this 22d day of July in the year 1927. before rae personally came Domlnio Sasso and Joseph L. Sasso. to me known and known to me to be the individuals described in and who executed the foregoing instrument and acknowledged that they executed the same. J.

TTLDEN CRUSEB. Commissioner of Deeds. City of New York Commission expires June 19, 1930. Kings Countv Clerk's No. 131.

123-41 tu HOTELS AND RESORTS LONG ISLAND. Hotel (Erbsreljore AND COTTAGES On the Great South Bay SAYVILLE, LONG ISLAND A charming modern hotel de lightfully located. tvety room with balh. Eleva tor; private beach orchestra. Excellent commutation.

Ope'ns June 22. ARSHAMOMAQUE INN Sou hold. L. Forty rooms and baeftcloi quarters. Hot and cold water every room.

Waterfront. Owner's management. Cottages on bav to rent. Bennett De Be i fed on PEC0NIC BAY HOUSE HOl'TH AMES PORT, L. Directly on bay.

All rooms overlook water. Boating, bathing, fishing. Near golf. Ownorshlo Booklet. HOWARD DOWN3 ORIENT POINT INN "rf Incomparable lo.

on water, fresh vegetables. Pish ind lobster, fresh from local waters. Large, well shaded lawns. Ideal for chil-fren. Booklet, road map.

References. Accommodates 2oo McDonnell, prop CRYSTAL LAKE HOTEL Phene 1IH, Preeport, N. X. Large, oomfortable rooms, private oaths; bathing, tennis, golf; excellent meals; moderate rates Patebogne Inn, Ideal surroundings; home eooking; bathing, Doatlng; improvements; parking; 30 accommodated; $ia weekly Patchogue. VAIJ.KY t'OUXTIKS ALGONQUIN INN WEST SAND LAKE, IN.

Y. Offers special rate of S13 per. week for Aug. and Sept. Large, tight rooms, splendid tahle; fishing, canoes, boats, hunting; 200-acre farm and forest.

for booklet. PINE CREST SALISBURY MILLS, N. Among beautiful pine. Boating, bathing, music dancing, tenuis. Large, airy rooms, excellent table: farm products; S15-S16.

transients tuken. Albany Day Line to New. urgh: bus direct to Pine Crest. L. Oeorge IHE ELMS Modern conveniences; running water In all rooms; home cook.ng.

In heart of Hudson Valley; beautiful country surroundings. Rates SIT. 50 double, 20 single P1NEWOOD LODOR AND COTTAGES Lake Katrine, N. V. Bathing, tennis.

Modern. Oentlles. Booklet. JESNINlia FRIEDMAN'S SHADV JWN LAKE UOCHE "Combining hotel and eamps." Vmklet Bos lid. Highland WHITE BIRCH PARM Presh eggs, milk.

home-grown vegetables. Booklet. Mrs. John t. Klrshouer, Khlneberk, N.

V. I.UKKNWOOD BREEZY POINT INN ORKENWOOD LAKE, N. Located directly on lake shore. Ace. US Excellent table; iafge, airy rooms lacing the lHke.

Pishing, boating, dancing. Private bathing beach. Special rwtes June and Sep-ember. Booklet. Phone Greenwood ake 21 R.

FHIFFERT BRANDON HOUSE LrMt en lake. large dancing pavilion: eueilent orchestra; boating, bathing, snddle horses, tennis Booklet. P. J. WARUELL.

Prop Tel trnenwnod fske 2ft IXSTIIH iOHXTY. N. If. EI.I.ISWOOII. lUihlsnd.

t. -Kesorl ind fruit farm. Untiling Arrange. WHITE, ith Tel miacr SI'S LAKE MAIIOPAC. THE LODGE ON LAKE MAHOPU', N.

Y. Swimming, boating, fishing, golf, etc Rooms bv the day or week. Hot and eold running water; excellent fond; dancing. MS-Rf-KS. Pron Tel M.ihnnae SIS SHAWANGUNKS AND SCILIVAN COl'NTY.

On Mayntfirrtit I ennnnuh Lukf Ronnr, fttilttvan Countv. S. V. Wntor ttHirti; llu food, modrrti hmiF 100 itM. MS WfkW up.

3,700 Deer Head Lodge Highland ate, Salllvan N. New. Hot end ooid eater In each loom Private lsse shore; g-ilf course; dancing entertainment; CathollO church. Rooklcl so request. galiL KiGHta.

I OA IM tl.l- -H 'TAMFOIID-IN-TH K-I'A TSKUXB. COUNTEI CLUB FARM iNH Modern, honelike; beautiful view: ad 'oins goll eourse: all amusements. JOHN BAUR. Owner, gtsmford. OS LAKIC GEORGE.

PMureenoe HULETT'S-ON-LAKE GEORGI "No Dull Days ar Hulett's." Two howls and 50 cottages at moderau rental. All sports, golf and tennis. A Lrown-Yallee Orchestra Good automobile road via Whitehall. N. Y.

A. WYAVT Pop. Hu'tf Landing. N. Y.

MOHICAN HOUSE P. O. Sabbath Dai Point, Lake Oeorge, N. Y. Modern.

Amusements, saddle horses. A good plarw tor tht vnnne folk Aco 10- rfood eats Booklet V- ADIRONDACK. HOTEL SABAEL ON INDIAN LAKE, N. T. Formerly the Locke NOW OPEN Remodeled and modernized, excellent food, all rooms with running water, with on without private baths.

Screened windows, also large screened dancing and dining porobes, orchestra, bathing, fishing boating and every desired summer sports Separate camps and oettages, with or wttheut hatha. Moderate rates. Folder on request I. V. TOOLE.

Prop. WAVSipf INN Leading hotel and on Lake Liunr Adirondacks, Aooommodatlne 250. Sueclal July rates. Ooll, teunls. eanoemg, iisnmg, hoqk'i en request.

HENRY S. RAOER, PorirMHY Brt'orit THE LAKE VIEW On Schroon Lake, N. If. Water sports, tennis, dancing. Two sleeping annexes.

Hot and cold water In al) rooms: good home table, all fresh products Booklet WAY O'BRIEN PEBL0E HOTEL and COTTAGES; IN BEAUTIFUL BRANT LAKE, N. Y. Asa, 120. Private baths, single or et suite, Cottagsi furnished for houseeep tng. Boating, bathing, fishing, dancing, tennis Booklet PHILETU8 SMITH.

Proo HCHROON LAKE HOUSE, In the Adirondacks. Accommodates 75. 12S and up. Pol Information address P. H.

SHELBY Schroon lake. N. LAKE HOPATCONQ, THE GREEN CROFT Directly on-lake. Catering to young people Dancing, swimming, boating. Ashing, golf; appetising food; select Gentile clientele.

Bklt. A. A. Pitzburgh, P. O.

Hopatcong. Hop. 220. THE ITHANELL forrVn. bathing privileges.

Tennis, Oolf near by. Prices moderate. Booklet, "el, ropatcooa 137. Strictly Oentlle. O.

8. BLAKESLEK, ending, N. J. ROCKLAWN LODOE Modern improvements Oireotly on All water sports. Rates reasonable.

Opeil year around. winier sports, f. t. Mt Arlington Lake Hopatcong, N. 3.

3, Apgar. STYX VILLA, LAKE HOPATCONQ, M. Motorboatlng, canoeing, bathing, dano. mg; electric, hot, cold water all rooms; $20 on Hoostcong 223. Mrs.

MATHIKBBN ASBUKY PA UK. A Hotel to ttwommona to a Friend The NEW TENNEY ASBURf PARK, J. Always Open Amtrloan Plan. Modern Cheerful, Homelike. Choice and most central location; oool, spacious porches.

Dally orchestra and weekly da noes. Rooms with bath and en suite. Hot and cold running, water IB all rooms. Popular rates. Cfcae.

G. Straat, Prop. J. Eblen, ILgr 208 Seventh Avenue. Asburv Park Overlooking ocean.

American plan. Private baths, Kunnlng water. Booklet. Tel. 1470.

ALVAH C. TRDAS. THE ALBION B.it beacti liont mottdreU prlca rotel. Modern tn ever? respect. Phone 4961.

iioo Islet. E. D. TOWNSEND. Owner and Mgr.

THE IJiSIIE A delightful, homelike hotel; one block irom new uasino anm stuarowaia. muii- irate rates. M. A. OATE8.

The St. Claire Ay- Block to beach. -Modern. Private baths. Hot and cold water.

Ph. 4727. S. HESS. I TOE I A tlccaa Kn.

Itk At tburs SAnrternfn rnl.eN Private bths Phone 1326. R. A. M. W.

SUTTON. HOTEL BERNHARDT 404 lirh Avenue. Pbone X4A Pacing Sunset Lake, near Beach. Hot and cold running water; excellent table; Booklet. RAVENSW00D INN ,04 Sth Av.

Near Beacb. Tel I Si 8 Modem. 8elect. WAIflH HOTEL GAXDNEE ROOMS ONLY. MODERN.

BATH' Near Besch. Casino and rheaters. aneeiel weekly rate Tel V. GARDNER ASBURY INN X0.1 1th Avenue, Asbarv Park. N.

J. Two blocks from beach. Highest form of eulslne Tel. t4fis L. OGDRN THE COMMODORE HOTEL At the Ocean.

Sth sbtiry Perk Tel. IR13 or write. i. E. POTTER.

Pre. I HI TAP1. 404 7th sv Asburv Pert 3 Weekly. 42a up; Bu pn, 17 uo I- TPT Owner. King-Boyd Ass'U IIOTFL COLITMBIA Asburv Park's Popular Boardwalk Hotel Open Until September 23d.

OCKA.N GItOVK. THE QUEEN ocean grove, j. illXi KUMll oeean Front HiUi Excellent service Buns, running water Phone 343 or 484(1 Asburv Park. Booklet Write for rates. W.

ILLIAMB. Ocean Fronl Home At tht Beach. Exoellent Cglslne. Running water all loome. Tel.

274-W. P. 8 Mellor ST GEORGE ovzan orovr. UXivAtlDi 4 ftKAVIEW AVE American nun Booklet SIMPSON lyTABTlTP ON OCEAN PRON1 OPP. PAVILION.

Rooms end ant kltohen privileges. Running water at, rooms. Ph. A. 70'9 Mrs.

Chandler OCEAN HOUSE lVTn Booklet. Phone 3831-W K. I. Duneaa Jellj tir.l,MAIt W. J.

New Windsor Hot enld run. water In ell rooms CbrisUan clientele. Bathing direct from hotel Am nlsn mm rates, jonn neie. Hotel Belmar Can 100. Am plan.

Pine cuisine. Ph Be'ma' t.ll. Chrutlan patronage. Mod. A.

Bognittt AII.ANTH) VITV. OCI Tei 1 out sV gtu nnestee near Beach: tl.or- tughlv SQOdern American snd European. Moderate Rates. R. BAWLIY Owner.

The Meal tswily Hotel Hie ARLINGTON Uhi4n Aveuue, Jua4 oil Boardwalk teaerUas Plan Attreellve 4 Aallv weeklv rates Near Convention BaIL J. If. IRELAND, Prop, ROLE IN MUNICIPAL GOLF Holmes Sees St. Louis Course Where National Event Starts Today. By RALPH TROST.

Dame Fortune will play a great pert in the little golf drama to bo staged at St. Louis, commencing this morning, called the "National Public Links Golf Championship," according to The Eagle's baseball authority. Thomas Holmes, who was recently in St. Louis with the Robins, played over the course. He gives his views on the course: "My golf is terrible.

So is my disposition, and this Forest Park course is partially responsible. 1 played over it this morning, taking about nine putts on each temporary green. "To make matters worse, it hasn't rained out here for a month, and the fairways are baked until they're cracked and as hard as concrete. The tournament ought to be a crazy affair. Here are a few notes on the course: "No.

1, 395 yards Fairly wide creek crosses fairway about 300 yards from tee. Takes a good drive and an accurately placed second to hold the green. "No. 2. 220 yards Should be a pipe.

Water carry in front of tee is only about 20 yards wide, but drive must be straight to shoot between two groves of trees on the ither bank, not far apart. "No. 3. 183 yards Another short water carry of about 90 yards. Green is on elevation rising from opposite bank.

If you don't reach the green there is some chance of your ball olonping back in the water, (Mine did.) "No. 4, 438 yards Sliced tee shot finds lagoon off fairway, which slopes sharply, from rough on right to the water. Blind green beyond hi-'h hill, lined on either side with woods. "No. 5.

488 yards Sharp dosr leg in left. Narrow fairway for drive, with out-of-bounds in road on left. "No. fl. 172 yards Cinch unless vou're down slope to left of green, is pHimb full of trees.

"No. 7, 333 yards Rolling fairway wHh green on elevation. Traps on "Ithr side of the green, but no trap the oo'irse. Is really tougK "No. 8, yards A pretty for there's a creek about 250 vnrds from the tree which a well-i't drive vii'ht reach.

Forrest Cain 1H 't. Otherwise the hole is easy. 'To. 9. 611 vards Creek about 100 "ifds in front of tee.

Otherwise 'here Is nothim? to the hole except i)d danger of out of bounds In r'-ht. "No. 10. 230 yards Blind shot over ''ill. Hmw rough on sharp slope of fiirwav and green.

"No. 11, yards Dog-leg around woods to rtaht. It takes -rmls of a drive for one to wet his Tonl shot on the although 'is m'-'ht gamble rnd get a ball ths magnolias. "Ni. van's A breeze.

"No. 13 439 vards Fairway slopes h-iro'y to laft. Trees "on left of "Mr'TV cne from hittinT wat way pnd olayhn the roll. A mrst aH parry. "No.

14. vards Neat hole over If your drive is -hort, you have a blind ghotto the "No. 15. 263 yards Rough for 100 ardi in front of the tee. The res; easy.

"No. 18. 358 yards Drive of less ban 100 yards is in the creek. A "A'ccA stwt, and it's ths same thing, ores over and you have an easy nnoroach to the green. Shouldn't bother anybody.

"No. 17, 141 yards All carry over lagoon. Then you nve the for the green is set -mong a grove of trees. I've a shot that on tin reen hit an boujh and bafk lrto the drink. "No.

18. 355 yards A drive over creek carrying about 100 yards one nicely." Dt Grasss Has Shade On Jackson at Patchog ue (Special to The Eagle.) Huntington, L. Aug. 6-Pete de Grasse of Jamaica, gained a close eight-round decision over Dodo Jackson, local favorite, here last night in the featured eight-round bout that headed the weekly boxing show. De Grasse accumulated a lead on points during the eight rounds.

Three of the four six-round bouts were awarded as technical knockout verdicts by Referee Jim Brooks. In these Jack Fiala of Brooklyn, stopped Joe Corbett of New York. In the second round; Andy Zazzi of Huntington, put a halter on Oeorge Bell of New York in the second stanza, and Jack Livingston ol Porto Rico, won over Gus Roden-berg of Germany, in a foreigners' alfair, when the latter insisted on making his rival a life rait. The fight was stopped in the fifth round after many warnings of illegal holding. In the opening six-spot Barney Baker stopped Fred Blount, while Larry Martensen put the snore on Billy Rhodebeck in the second ses-ion of a carded four-round curtain raiser.

Reason Dog-Leg Golf Hole Is Good How many golfers know a good hole when they see one? asked the Chicago Daily New. Here's a bit of information that has bleaned from T. J. Moreau of Mid-City, one of the leading golf architects in Chicago. It's about the whys and wherefores of dog-leg hoks.

"A dofj-lrg." declared Mr. Moreau. "i nearly always a good golf hole. And the reason is simple. A good golfer is never penalized and a poor one can play the hole without too much difficulty.

By shooting long hhot Just past the trap or hazard that guards the curve, the good player has an open shot to the green. "His ball ran carry 300 vards and Kill be rivht in the fairway at tiie bend. The duffer, on the othtr hand, will aUo get an otxm shut to the frrren if he keeps in the lttir way. His second shot, however, will have to be extra long and extra well placed to make the green. He probably will take three to get on.

"The point of a dog-leg. however. is that the player mutt make two legitimate shots to get on. A dubbed shot is always penalized And the trans do not need to be placed in the middle ox tne latrway, a condition which many times make a holu too ever lor duffer." LEAD MG SAMENESS BUT BERGJSjlllER Referee Intervenes in Fifth Round to Save Loser From Knockout. For the set-up he was supposed to be Joe Trabon of Kansas City proved himself a singular tough egg against Jack Kid Berg at the Dexter Park Arena last night.

Although he was finally knocked out in the fifth round the Kansas City fighter fought grimly and savagely until the finish. Then he was floored twice and was on his feet when the referee stopped the contest. Trabon held the pace with Berg from the beginning. He adapted himself to the Englishman's style, the tireless arm-swinging, and he never lagged. The end was not in sight until the fourth round was almost completed, when a premonition came when Trabon was floored for nine.

Berg's amazing stamina has been reported in the public prints before, so it needs no telling here that the customers knew what they expected of him. In Trabon, however, they were surprised. Trabon Stands By Grins. He stepped out in the first round and proceeded immediately to grasp the crowd's admiration by meeting Eerj at the EngUsnmans own game. He stood up ancl fought.

Berg led from the beginning but he was never ahead by too large a margin. His rushes were met by counter ones, his blows found land ing spots but his features acted as a delivery station for missies of a like sort. Little thought was given to body attacks. Both seemed to be possessed of overwhelming desires to rip each other's features Into shreds. Trabon threw Berg back on his heels in the third round with a left to the The ever rushing Berg was halted only for an instant.

Ho came in again and swarmed aroun the Westerner, flogging him incessantly. In the end Tiabon's legs betrayed him. They weakened under him and with this sustaining strength gone he was helpless. Four successive rijis to the jaw, each carefully laid him inert on his back the first time. But he arosn and continued fighting madly.

Referee Intervenes. The round didn't go long in ths fifth. Berg caught him in a corner and struck him down with another right to the jaw. This time Trabon fell face downward and he was covered with resin when he stood on two legs aiain. The ambitious Bers was on him again quickly an1 chopped him down with another blow.

Trabon pawed at the ground, hif eye3 wore glazed, but he seized a roue and struggled to bis feet. Tha relentless Berg came at him again, but now the third man in the rins intervened between victor and vanquished and the contest was over. Danny Levine and Joe Leoiw fought a hard six-round semi-final and Leone received tne decision. In the bout preceding this Marty RotLi hamered his way to an easy de-ct'sion over Georgie Reisler. In another tout Murray Kezd defeate-l Harry Friedman.

Rocco Vigna won on a knockout over Marty Mosco-witz in a six when the latter broke his hand or suTered some accident equally as serious in the fourtl. round. Attention is here called to Lew Farber. a former amateur champion who defeated Vincent Glionne 'in another affair. Farber fought well.

Baksr-Gans Melee at Qaeensboro Club Welterweights will fill the saddles In the main event at the Queens-boro Stadium tonight. Sammy Eater and Eaby Joe Oans will box in a scheduled ten-round bout and If you are credulous enough to believe the publicity department for the club the winner will meet Jackie Fields as Quickly as the thing can be arranged. Gans is certainly the best Negro welter prominent in the East at the present time. The black boy can and it is a pleasure to watch him. In Baker he is fpclnsr an in-and-outer.

Sammy can like a champion one day and flop terribly the next day. He has a punch and is game enough. He didn't do so well on the coast, but he fought decently when he defeated Georgie Levine here some weeks ago. In the semi-final Harry Smith, black middleweight with a punch and a former amateur champion to boot, will engage Hcnny Goldberg. In a ten Leo Dazzo will meet Al Rowe.

Two more bouts will be pre sented. Adler Brothers Advance At New Utrecht Nets The Adler brothers, Lewis and Milton, former captain-elect of the Brooklyn City College tennis team, gained tiie second round of the New Utrecht Y. M. C. A.

net tourney last nfoiht by conquering Bud Horwitz, former New Utrecht School star, and Mark Klausn, Willoushby C. C. N. Y. captain, by 93.

1214, 63, in a match finished from last week. In a mens singles first round match, Lester Friedman conquered Emanuel Wolf. 63, 6 4. Another match was halted by darkness wilh Horwitz and Lawrence Brekman deadlocked at 63. 57.

Horwitz had won the first set. Calls Referee Right In K. 0. Decision At tlic Di.boy Post (Mass.) amateur bouts a boy was knocked down from a blow to the midriff and counted out by Referee Jerry Later a doctor examined the boy and declared he had been fouled. A State police officer then told the announcer to stale that the decision hud been reversed, which wus doiw.

The question arose whether tiie relrre decision stood Referee Moore decision was correct. aiK'ies the Boston Post, and neither the doctor, State police officer nor any one else had the legal neht to change the same. The boy v. rioa; counted out remains counted out so tar as the records ve concerned and a kavoed by" his opponent goes after his name. MARINO WINS TOl KNK V.

James Manno, James Madtson I handball star, won the singles hand- CORPORATION NOTICES. COURT SECOND MENT. Notices to File Claims. In the matter of the application of The City of New York, relative to acqulrm1? title, wherever the same has not been heretofore acquired for the same purpos? in fee. to the lands, tenements and hereditaments requited for the purpose of opening and extending the BOWERY from West 18th street to its easterly terminus et Jones' W.ilk.

in the Borough of B-ooklvn. Citv of New York. Notice is hereby given that by an order of the Supremo Court of the State of New York. Second Judicial District, dated Julv 28. 1929, and duly entered In the office of the Clert- of the County of Klnea on tlfe nth day of July, 1B29, the application of The City of New York to have the compensation which should Justly be made to the respective owners of the real property proposed to be taken in the above-entitled proceeding ascertained and determined by tha Supreme Court without a jury, and the cost of such improvement assessed bv the Court in accordance with the resolution, adoptee) by the Bard of Estimate and Apportionment on the 2d day of December, 1926.

and the amendatory resolution adopted on the 13th. day of October, 1927, was granted. Notice is further Riven that, pursuant to Section 1000 of the Oreater New York Charter, as amended by chapter 606 of tha Laws of 1915, tiio map or survey of the-land to be acquired in this proceed-in? has been duly filed in tht office of the Clerk of the County of Kings, and each and every 'party and person interested in the real property so to be taken, and having anv claim or demand on account thereof, is hereby required to Ilia with the Clerk of tht County of Kings on or befora the 16th day of August, 1929. a written claim, duly verified, setting forth the raal property owned by the claimant, or in which he is interested, and his post office address; and to serve within the same time a copy of such verified claim on tha Corporation Counsel of The City of New York, at his office, 506 Municipal Building, Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York. The property affected by the above-entitled proceeding is located In Blocks Nos.

7074-B, 7074-C. 7074-D. 707-E. 72IB-B. 7286C and 7288D, in Section 21 of the Kings County Land Map, and is more particularly bounded and described a follows, to1 wit: PARCEL.

'A." Beginning at the intersection of the east line of West 16th street with the south line of Bowery; thence northerly along the east line of west ltstn street jo iew thence easterly deflecting 90 degrees 35 minutes 30 seconds to the right 237.48 feet; thence southerly deflecting 89 degrees' 28 minutes 44 seconds to the right feet- thence westerly deflecting 90 de grees 33 minutes 18 seconds to the right leet to me point, oi PARCEL 'B." Beginning at the intersection of tha east line of West 15th street to the south lino of Bowerv; thence northerly along the east line of West 15th street 37.05 feel; thence easterly deflecting 90 degrees 56 minutes 30 seconds to the right 74.16 feet; thenca easterly deflecting 4 degrees 88 minutes 11 seconds to the right 136.93 feet; thence southerly deflecting 83 degrees 26 minutes 21 seconds to the right. 37.24 feet; thence wester deflecting 86 degrees 33 minutes 39 seconds to the riant llia.ba leet monce westerly deflecting 4 degrees 38 minutes 11 seconds to the leu TO.ai leet to me point of beginning. PARCEL Beginning at the intersection of the east line of Stillwell avenue with the south line of Bowerv; thence northerly along the east line of Stillwell avenue 38.39 feet; thence easterly deflecting 98 degrees 11 minutes 20 seconds to the light 310.44 feet; thence southerly deflecting 89 degrees 8 minutes 50 seconds to the right 38.01 feat; hence westerly deflecting 90 degrees 53 minutes 10 seconds to the right 305.56 feet to the point of beginning. PARCEL Beginning at the intersection of the east line of West 12th street with the south line of Bowerv; thence northerly along the east line of West 12th street 38.07 feet; thence easterly defleoting 93 degrees 32 minutes 20 seconds to the right 207.60 feet: thence southerly deflecting 90 degrees 30 minutes 56 seconds to the right 38 feet: thence westerly deflecting 69 degrees 29 minutes 4 seconds to the right 204.91 feet to the point of beginning. Dated, Brooklyn, New York, August 6, 1929 ARTHUR J.

W. HILLY, Corporation Counsel, Office and Post Office Address, 506 Municipal Building, Brooklyn. N. Y. 10-3771 au6-10l ostl IN THE MATTER OF THE APPL1CA-tlon of The Citv of New York, relative to acquiring title, wherever the same has not twen heretofore acauired for the same rur" 0033 in fee, to the lands, tenements and hereditaments required for the purpose of opening and extending LAMONT COURT, from Empire boulevard to Lefferts avenue.

In the Borough ot Brooklyn, City of New York. Notice is hereby given that by an order of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Second Judicial Dlstrlot, dated Julv 26, 1929, and duly entered In the office of the Clerk of the County of Kings on the 27th day of July. 1929, the application of The City of New York to have the compensation which should justly be made to the respective ovners of the real property proposed to be taken In the above-entitled proceeding ascertained and determined by the Supreme Court without a Jury, and the cost of such Improvement assessed by the Court in accordance with the resolution adopted by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment on the 29th day of March, 1028, was granted. Notice I further given that, pursuant to section 1000 of the Greater New York Charter, as amended by chapter 60S of the Laws of 1015, the map or survey 3f the land to be acquired in this proceeding has been duly hied in the office of the Ork of the County of Kings, and each and every party and person interested in the real property so to ba taken, and hav ing any claim or demand on account thereof, is hereby required to file with the Clerk of the County of Kings on or before the loth day ol August. IWM.

a wntte i olalm, duly verified, setting forth the real property owned by the claimant, or in which he Is Interested, and his post office address; and to serve within the same time a copy of such verified claim on the Corporation Counsel of The City of New York at his office, 506 Municipal Building, Borough of Brooklyn. Citv of New York. The property affected by the above-entitled proceeding is located In Block No. 1324, In Section i of the Kings County Land Map, and is more particularly. bounded and described as.

follows, to wit Beginning at the lmerseotlon ot tha south line of Empire boulevard with the west line of Lamont court; thence easterly along the south line of Empire boulevard 60 feet; thence southerly duliocting S9 degrees 59 minutes 53 seconds to the ngnt 3517.15 feet: thence westerly deflecting 81 degrees 15 minutes 12 seconds to the right 60.71 thence northerly deflecting 93 degrees 44 minutes 48 seconds to the right 406.38 feet to the point of beginning. Dated, Brooklyn, New xork, August 1929. ARTHUR J. W. HILLY, Corporation Counsel.

Office and Post Office Address, D06 Municipal Building, Brooklyn, N. Y. mivins osu rOKKCI.OSLKES. SUl'RiiMls COUK't, KINOS COUNTY Michael Zammerlno, plainlttl, sgamfit Ber-fel Reallv Corporation et dulenuants. In oursuano- of a judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered In the above-entitled 'action and bearing date the loth duy of Julv, 1U2W, 1.

the und'T-ilgned, the tefeiee in said judgment iiamctl. will sell at public auction at the Brookln Real Estate Exchange, No. 1 Montague street, in the Borough of Brook lyn City and State of New York, on the 12lh day of August, 1029, at 1J o'clock, noon, ot that duy. by David Diamond, auctioneer, the premises directed by said judgment to be sold and therein described a follows; All that certain plot, piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being In the Boi-ough of Brooklyn, of the City of New Yoik, County of and State of New York, bounded and deiscrlbed as follows, to wlf Reglonlng at the corner formed by the intersection of the sotithenstei Iv side cl Prospect Park West with tile southwesterly side of Eighteenth street; running thenc southeasterly, along the side of Eighteenth Mieet. ciirlity-flve feet; thence souttiwHstcrlv, parallel v.lth Prospect Park twenty feet; thence northwesterly, -parallel with Eighteenth stre-l, snd part ut the distance thtoiiyh ft party wall, elghtv-flve feet to the KiutheaMel sine of Prospect Park West; and thence no-theaslerly, the southeasterly side of Prohpect Pant West.

leet to the point or place of bealnnlna. bated, 'uly -nil, MICHAEL EMI-03ITO. Referee. Harold L. Turk.

Attorney tot Plaintiff. No. 20 Court Btieet, Brooklyn. New Ynrk 119 BUPKKME COUrtT. KINUS COUNTY -Harry UilversUme.

pialntill, Annis Koziow snd others, defendants. In pursuance of a judgment of fore, elofiure snd sale duly matle snd entered in the ahove-entli led action and bearing d-ite the lath dv of Julv, invta, I. the undersigned, the referee in snid Judgment named, v.111 sell at public suction to the higlievi bidder, bv Nathaniel Hhuter, auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real EHule Exrlrtnge, Ne 1H9 MnntuKue street. In the Borough of BiOQklvn. County of Kings, on the 14th of August, lV-', et twelve o'clork, noon, the nremlses directed bv ssid tmlg-ment to be sold and theieln described as follows; All that eertaln Int.

piece or parcel nt land, with the buildings and Improvements thereon ereeted. situate Ivlng end being In the Borough of Brooklyn, of Kings, City anil State nf New York, bounded and described as fuliows; Beginning a point nu the westerly side ol Powell street, distunt two hundred and eighty i-JHOi feet southerly from the corner formed bv tie intersection of the southerly side of lliverdale avenue with the we.terlv side of Powell street: running tlienee westerly ann parallel wise-Rlverrinle avenue one hundred 11001 lent; running thence southerly, parallel with rvseu Buy tuui leet. iunmu4 MeCormack'a Sunset Fares. Saint Joseph, Sullivan N. Y.

Elev. 2,000 ft. Modern. Farm products. Catholic church.

Phone Monticello 507-K-5. ater In rooms; elec. Bathing, tennis, hand-sail Ohrtstlan house Bklt. Csrrnll DAISY rAItM. Pine Bush.

Orang (Jo Beautiful scenery! farm products bountiful table: bathing: 112: Christians Mm A MAYER. Box 156 Homelike Blace WEST IHOM COTTAOt. Yut. N. Private Boating, bslhlng Ashing; leotrlC' modern Catholic ehuroh.

Rate 120 islin B-rrvvtlle BODIN'S JV BODIN LAKE. VVLAN Aco. 75. Modern impt Boating, bathing, fishing, outdoor snorts dnnclng: $18 U. P.

H. BODIN. PINEI.AWN. Rowoe, N. WM.

OX Proprietor. Modem Improvements: dirv nrnniiet' amusements, churches Its no REVELS JOB 8LnTKT THE CAMPBELL IKN Roscoe. HARRY CAMPBELL. HEMLOCK OROVE HOUSE. Perndale.

nvel rnhle m.vtArn imots. Rates 11 2. Oen'tiles. Chaa. Ruble jllb" ''39-W CATSHI1.1 MOUNT A I 9.

GUTPIE Green Lake, Catsklll, N. R. D. 1. Onlv farm boarding house bordering lke Unexcelled table: own farm produoljs.

Boating, bathing, fishing, dancing; clectrie lights. Booklet. A VISTA, Round fop. N.V 6 Excellent taoie. aii iropw.

nmus. merits, tennis court. Ideal mountain location, near Cairo no churches. Mrs. K.

Meder. P.O. Bo 14 COLD SPRING FARM INN The HOMELIKE HOTEL on a REAL P4RM Absolutely modern In appointments. Recreations. Booklet.

gentiles. 9. D. MASS. Prgp.

STAMFORD. GLENERIE. FALLS HOC8B Mt. Marion, N. Y.

Beautiful loeatloii Modern Improvements. Bathing, flsalng, boating, oanoing; excellent Hungarian, nd German table. Rates apply. myQ HOWARD HALL Hudson. Excellent food.

Tennis, oathuig. fishing. Booklet. S. J.

BEDSTONE, Catsklll, N. V. GI.ENWOOD HOUSE, Round Top, N. I. manaaiMKillt Excellent IOCS tlon.

Rooms with running water; modern plumbing; swimming pool; nome table. Near churohes and amusements. Booklet. KAISER MARKHAM, NEW MOUNTAIN INN PINE HILL. N.

V. All camp activities. Social director. Swimming pool, tennis, hardball, oasket-ball. POLITZER ri8CHBW.

HOTCHKISS HOUSL GREEN LAKE, CATSKILL, R. w. t. Electricity. Bathing, boating, fishing, dancing pavilion.

Bates tla. Booklet. PLEASANT REST BOUSE. Leeds, N. Modern water In all rooms, amusements, dancing, bathing, tennis and norsebaolc riding.

Italian cuisine. Booklei on reouost. Tel. 878FH BAUSTO to MtiNNA NEW HOTEL PALENVILLE, Palenvtlle, N. Y.

Modern throughout; exoellent table nil snorts: new large swimming pool 111 front of house. Booklet. Frank Schedlc, Mountain Lake Farm, Kingston, N.Y R. 1 Box 29. Surrounded bv pine forests.

Bath-Ing boating, fishing on premises: Oeiman kitchen: ImDts. I8 UP 8CHROEDER WALSH TERRACE INN, Mt. Marlon Healthful location; modern Impts. bathing. Week-end parties Booklet FRANK T.

WALSH. Prop. KAATERSKILL CLOVE HOUSE. ville in the Catskills. Finest mountain location.

Accommodates 60. Rates 115 up. Booklet. Oarage. B.

ROOOE, Prop. THE COLUMBIAN PURLINO. OREBNB N. Y. ficeo.

150. Improvements. Amusements. neaMinelile rates. Booklet.

Burner Huns OVERLOOK FARM HOUSE, Green lake Large, alrv rooms. Boating, bathing, ash-mg. dancing. Mn. ANKW WILLIAMS.

Catsklll. R. No t. Tel Sflft-P-4 PINE HILL COTTAGE, Greenville, N. II Home eooking; excellent table; summing pool, norseback riding.

Bklt. Rates 14 up BISHOP. Proo SHADY HILL PARM Home cooking, farm products; eaceuent location, dsii i4uo. Mrs. Susie H.

Beer. Oreenvllle. ORKEN PARM, Purling. N. Y.

All mod-en Improvements. Acc. 40. Oood home choking. Booklet MoOOVBRN Klskalem Orchard Greve Perm House.

New management. Beat cooking. Kinll Kcliroter, H.11. 1. Catsklll, M.X.- Pleasant Grove louse -Excellent oca tlon; light, airy rooms; good German ook-ing.

Bkit. Mrs. 3. Koenig, Baugertles. N.

TiATV Wartoa. N. s.od UAhl UVVBBera exoellem table. Rates on application, WM. bALY GREEN LAKE INN Dancing, bathing, etc.

Bklt. O. DESMOND arWTi V(Tt Booklet ot noardini nuurw OtJXU tua tn, Mount. ins BAUOEBTTES LINE. Sstlgertles.

AKSAKEK INN, Coxsackle, N. Famous table: large rooms, baths; elec irlcltv; all amrsemente. Bklt Wilson Sbady l.awn Inn, CaUklll, Idea. location. Running water in rooms; nscal.

lent table. Bklt. Albert Rusark Phona 746 Cairo In I he Calskilla. TIIE ORCHARD HOItSE. Cairo, El elleut locition; thoroughly new and mod.

ern; noma table; near ail interesting points Bov 174. Cairo. 3 Bohwsb Haines rails In I ho CHUklll. MAINS i'A. UIKTRK TKtl.

In, ml'M at RiSjHltuf iMr.ile Mr, t.sui) ft. Jfct; finest I'MStion In i'atwkllts. I'riviite baths. Ilniiy Tin ker Oreb. guestH.

All Hprri'll f'ltni'v W.Jtes. I.tiw UtU V. II BtXKI-R, Haines fulls. SHATiY HERBERT O'UARA. Ptop wul'ul Haines Pall-, N.

MB e0- Excellent table Write fof booklei HOUSE AND COTTAGES Nfst 1-ALL9, N. Modern: for 73. Illustrated literature KUHK CO. CLAREMONT RENNER'S MOI'NTAIN Palls. N.

Y. Modern amusensents Mrs I INN, Haln home eooking RUNNER. I.rwift INN, Hstnei Palls, N. Modern home cooking; all reason, ible rates Booklet. Mrs.

Catherine L-wls Slanuoril In Mio ratskllln. Madison ZTMi Ihoreusbly equippc4 for summer nappi-nessl tm-aualled Weattuni superb vtews vamvus tattle. Near Ceuntry Club, nwlm mini a.lne. All sports. 4 lye.li.

Lars eemrnrukle as s. Moderate rates Hut for Srul, and vt per neeklet or reservations address A W. HIII.IMl. KTAMPORD. N.

V. v- -a Mrs. fhemp MAUIIi LlVl m. atamford u. Irl LU IVliJl Well located Bflvale baths: homelike; exoellent i.able; neat amusements; cbtuxnet, Uare.

HOTELS AND RESORTS ATLANTIC TS Summer's Just aground The Cornet Now, Maytine eeme to rW Boardwalk- aa4 the Ambassador. Spring has a warm embrace foe you every breeee from the eee bears premonition of Summer. Indoor See Water Swimming Peoi Barooeen PUn Daily Rata Suy. ft to 16 Double bBS Rooms MS Baths Mm York Omcs 1008 gr Every modern appointment I European Plan St. updatim II American Plan 4 ddv I Special Weekly rUt -Wonderful Meal Free bathinc prie ilcer with elQMra tl'i'tkltt, I'ltimt 4-2WW VHtcsiasa aamttaj lUr-tskica to teach and Sael Psar EAT III NG I HOM HOTIX leCIKM.

IK PAINS MINNIN6 HATtlR IN ALL ROM) bU MIH HlAtt-HtUAtftHMI Milf Wrtf for hcotr cucenl lumiiayr son Atlantic cirrs HIWIS1 nSlFMCIMUl lucr lucky beac ft wliip Mjmttment Ft TTEF t-HCtLINeE ALBEMARLE Ji rir.iriia ua nan unri atnul Pier Bathing from hotel. Running water all rooms. Private baths. Elevator. Exoellent table.

Rooms with Meals. DAILY Special Weekly Ownership Management Gable bevltt IIOTCL CDISOU Aubiu itaar Heamtlh Uld Hurdwtlk i Mock trm Wvld'v Itrsest Convsndon Hall. Om MtrmiDdinK Ptit.U bh; rann.ns wUrtii mM BcMtkit bthina pftvitM. Europe DotiM WESTMINSTER KENTUCKY NEAR BEACH AU outside rooms. Hot and cold running water, private baths.

Elevator to streit level. Special dally and weekly rates, with meals. Hotel garage. W. 8.

BACHMAN On Bor4wallu S0 Up Weekly, with Meals. palate gwlmmlng Pool. Bathing Prlv leges. Salt water hatha. 33 Booms.

R. L. Queen. FLEETWOOD OCEAN END 0 TENNKttSKB Atlt Entirely Refurnished. European Plan.

Rooms oniy ea.ou up uauy. eu up Refined clientele J. W. BINDER. Prop.

IFormerly ol Strath-Haven.) CONTINENTAL Tennessee Ave. Always opes. Privet baths, running ter tn totms; elevator: white service. Special Weekly Rates. Oarage.

Booklet. M. WALSH VJUNOAIT eeWILr'RS'HIRE Virginia 1st hotel off Boardwalk Attractive Sept. rates Ut effect. American Plan.

Write for booklet. J. BIDDLE ELLIS, Mgr. Dir. SAMUEL ELLIS Owners.

AUSTINE BISC A YN1 KENTUCKY near Beach. The best there Is at reasonable rates. F. H. Jones.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. For Health. Rest in Recreation. AlUntlo n4 Man. tree.

ixiuxtuxifl. Ctp 300 lurop. plan. Run. water, prl.

bath; bathing privileges. 42.00 up. Restaurant. Oarage. Stephen Tbereer TAttVATI 144 Bo.

Tennessee Ave. rooms. Running water Bs'hlngDrle Ph. S-97S4. Mrs.

O'inner RATTTflW St. Charles and Beaeh, tlo Cttv. N. 3. American Dian.

rhoenthsl Wtrtschsftef. Owners. TrfNTlTfTTV Kentucky near each. Elevstor to itr.et level. Dancing, music ELVA M.

KINO. ESPENOLA 39 S. New Tor At. Rooms, 41 up. Mrs.

Laughlln CAI'K DUY, CONGRESS HALL On the ocean front. Cane Mav. 3 OCEAN CITY, N. J. DCEAN CITY, N.

write OCEAN CITY HCTTr, ABS'N. NEW JERSEY. HOTEL BALDWIN Leading hou.e at Haven, N. J. 4.

TOWNSUNP. Owner Mgr. Tsl 44 iinwooo norsE COYTESlVII.LE, N. J. On lop el the 1'alludi everletiklog Hudson Hirer; all improvements 31) mluiites from fort Lee Perry st Ultb take Ceyteevllle ear or l.u.

i my. Tel. Pert le THE BRIQANTINE nCACUWOOD. OCEN N. CotU running watnr.

vide jnrclifi; watr nnrts. tfanclns. olf Bug lift T)vnhn Tom Rlr LAKE END "At water's ed." Home table; runnln water tn rooms; tennis court .1 HHAWHOKR Proo MOABD FOB ION, week ends; airy rooms: all Improvements! sll saiusenents near lake; farm produce; nest commuting Urs. BCBZItER. Box 2it Waldwlct, N.

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