New York Tribune.(New York, NY) 1918-07-07 [p 14]. · 2017. 12. 13. · John W. Sterling....

John W. Sterling. Lawyer, Dies on A Fishing Trip Well - Known Counsellor Succumbs to Heart Disease in Canada Rockefeller Adviser Firm of Which He Was Senior Member Defended Henry Ward Beecher .lohn \V. Sterling, senior member of, the law tirm of Shearman & Sterling:, 55 IVall Street, died unexpectedly of heart disease Friday evening at the castle of Lord Mount Stephen, at Grand Metis, on the Metapedia River. Canada, where he was spending a vacation. He was in his sevotitv-fourth year. Mr. Sterling lived at 912 Fifth Ave-i TRAVEL nue. He was in his usual health when he departed for his annual salmon fishing vacation on Saturday, June 13, and letters that ho wrote as recently as Thursday night were received yester¬ day morning at his office in the Na¬ tional City Hank building. It had been Mr, Sterling's custom for many years to visit Lord Mount Stephen's castle and preserves on the Metapedia Uiver. Mr. Sterling took with him on his vncn tion thi¿i year Percy Rockefeller, .lames A, Stillman, chairman of th° board "f (tie National City Bunk; Charlea V. Rich, vice-president oi mat institution, and S. M. Swenson. The news of Mr. Sterling's death came yesterday in a dispatch sent by Percy Rockefeller to Mr. Sterling's law partner, .lohn A. Garver, Mr. Sterling's body will ar¬ rive Monday night, and the funeral ser¬ vices will be on Tuesday. Famed as an Organizer Although probably one of the most widely known lawyers because of his prominence in connection with men of large affairs and corporations, Mr. .Ster¬ ling had not appeared as an advocate in court for many years. Me was a man of remarkable ability ns an organizer. Ho was executor and a trustee of many large estates. Among these were the estates of the late 11. 11. Rogers, Lord Strathcona, William L. Scott, prominent in the affairs of the Erie Railroad; Charles J. Osborn, Matthew C, P. Bor- den and James Stillman, chairman of the board of the National City Rank. For many years he was the confidential adviser of the late James J. Hill and, up to his death, of William Rockefeller. The firm of Shearman & Sterling is TRAVEL Vacation Resorts Plan your vacation journey by Day Line. Big, fast steamers afford direct rail connections for the popular resorts of the Catskills, the Adirondacks, the Berkshires, Lake George and points North, East and West. The convenient and comfortable route between New York and Albany Through steamer leaves Desbrosses St., daily, including Sunday, 8.40 A. M.; W. 42d St., 9.00 A. ML; W. 129th St., 9.20 A. M.; Yonkers, 9.50 A. M.; slopping at Bear Mountain. West Point (week days only), Newburgh, Poughkeepsie, Kings¬ ton Poirvt, Catskil!, Hudson and Albany. Through rail tickets between New York and Albany and Troy Evening Line tickets accepted for passage. Orchestra. Restaurant. Poughkeepsie steamer leaves dailv including Sunday, Desbrosses St., 10 A. M. ; West 42d St., 10.20 A. M.; West 129th St.. 10.40 A. M.; Yonkers, 11.10 A. M.. for Bear Mountain, West Point (week days only), Cornwall, Newburgh and Poughkeepsie, and return. On Saturdays steamer leaves Desbrosses St., 2; W. 42d St., 2.20; W. I29th St., 2.40; Yonkers, 3.10, for Bear Mountain, West Point, Cornwall, Newburgh, Poughkeepsie, Kingston Point, Catskill and Hudson. , Half fare rates for all soldiers and sailors in uniform between Day Line landings. Reiigious and patriotic services each Sunday, 2.15 P. M., in Pavilion No. 2, Bear Mountain Park. Hudson River Day Line Desbrosses St. Pier._Tel. Canal 9300_New York WARD LINE Direct service on fast twin-screw steamers from New York to HAVANA *SfÄST Sailings every Saturday urvirn FORTNIGHTLY lYILAlLU SAILINGS To Progreso, Vera Cruz and Tampico Frequent calls at Nassau, Bahama« Literature and full Information on Request New York and Cuba Mail S. S. Cc Foot of Wall Street, New York PACIFIC NORTHWEST Alaska, National Parks Canadian Rockies, Etc. Series of All-Expense tours with su¬ perior leadership and arrangement», vlsltlns ail notable resorts of the Went. VACATION TRAVEL Hudson River. Lake George, Adlron- dacks, White Mountains, St. Lawrence, Great Lakes, Etc. Long and short trips completely prearranged for Individual requirements, on our well known "Travel Without Trouble" system. Infor?naHon, etc., from THOS. COOK & SON 245 Broadway, 661 Fifth Aft-., X. Y. AMERICAN LINE Frequent Sailings WHITE STAR LINE Frequent Sailings New York- Liverpool DRAFTS & MONEY ORDERS Britain.Ireland.Italy.Scandinavia. Offices, 9 Broadway» New York CUNARD Regular I'o«*en»rer and Carro Service«. NEW YORK.LIVERPOOL NEW YORK.FALMOUTH.LONDON NEW YORK.BRISTOL Drafts.Moaey Orders. Mail or Cab!«. Great Britain, Ireland, Scandinavj«, Italy, France, Portugal, Spain, Switzerland. For further Information apply il-24 «TÄTE STREET. NEW YORK. ÏTRENCH UUP COMMSNK 6ÉNEÍWKE TRANSATLANTIQUE 1 Exprès» Postai Servie« fSÊBv NEW YORK.BORDEAUX.PARIS WEEKLY DEPARTURES Company'. Office " «.'k«,'«* RED D UNE For San Juan & Mayafue*. P. n. T,a fiuayra, ri., t'atielin. Curaca» A Maracalbo. For Sailings, Passenger & Freight Utt.it* Apply to TU,ISS. n.M.UiTT A CU., QSN'L MUlUl. hlephone >U0 Hmorer. «3 Wall titras*. wmm Kor Highlands. Ooeanlc, I.n.-uM Point A Red Hank. Weekday I.vh. Franklin p. m. liallery, 8:.">3 « <n.. 3 10 p m SUNDAYS, Franklin »t.. *:.¡v, f i'.. Battery, S 55, 0:33 a tu. lYolloy connections. SOUTH AMERICA. New York to Valparaiso thetugh Panama l'anal, calling at principal ports of In«u ami Chile Hailing di.- on request. V. S. A l"fc,-¡0i- Une, Pass. Dent., KM Pearl Street, Now ^ oí k. Thou« Broad S570 CALIFORNIA RAYMOND-WHITCOMB TOIKS Zitt FIFTH A\E. Jel. Mad. So,. 6270. SUNDAY SAIL Up the Hudson 150 dellghtul miles on tlio "BENJ. B. ODELL" to Newburgh, Beacon, Poughkeepsie and return. Restaurant, Music, Eunch Room. Franklin St., 9 a. m.; W. 129th St.. 9:30 a. m. CENTRAL HUDSON LINE Hudson River Night Lines New York.Albany.Troy Leave Pier 32, N. P., foot C'ana] st., week days, G P. M.; Sundays and holidays, 9 P. M.; West 132d st., lialf hour later. During July Steamer »""Berkshire" will «all from New York on odd dates. Steamera Trojan and Itensseluer on even dates. Kiprcsa freight servie«. Automobiles carried. Sunday day trips to Newburgh and return, Î1.00. Hudson Navigation Company. TROY EVENING LINE Daily Except Saturday TO TROY DIRECT Mod«rn steH freight and passenger steamers "Clermont" and "Onteora" leave foot of Christopher flt., dallv, except Saturday, 6:00 P. M.; Went 42nd St., 6:20 P. M. ; (West 129th St.. 6:46 P. M. Due at Troy 6:00 A. M. Restaurant. Horses and auto¬ mobiles carried. Tel. Spring 1840. CONEY ISLAND Special Schedule SUNDAY, .HTI-V 7. LV. W. 129 ST.. U.40, 10.30, 11.30, 12.30, 1.15, 2.00, 2.4".. 3.30, 4.15, 6.15, ti.:;0, 7,HO. R.30. PIER I, N. R.. 10.20. 11.15, 12.15, 1.15. 2, 2.45. 3.30. 4.15, T'.OO. 6.00, 0.40, 7.15. 8.15. 9.30. CONEY ISLAND, til 25, 12.25, 1.25, +2.2,', 3.10, 3.55. »4,55, 5.25, 6 10. *7.10. 7.50. fi.25. 9.25. 10.30. Trips marked * do not, go to 129th St. Trips marked t do not Mop ¡it Pier I, N, R. ROCKAWAY BEACH Lv. W. 129 St., 9 :<0 A.M.; Plfr I. N. R., 10.15 A. M.. 2:15 P.M.; R'k'w'y. 12:15. 5:30 PM. Tel.R»o.872. "THE Pl'DMC BE PLEASED" COLONIAL LINE BOSTON, srsn PROVIDENCE Biraeot ATX Ol'TSIDE STATKROOMS, $1 to 99. Week days and Sundays at 5:30 P. M. from Pier 39, N. P.. foot West Houston St 'Phone Spring 0401. Worcester. $8.82. Providence direct, $2.84) STATEROOMS, «l.OO. $1.50, St.OO. Doily, including Sunday, 5:30 P. M. trom Pier 19, K. K. 1'hono 2700 Beekman Daylight Trips Long Island Sound Str. CHESTER W. CHAPÍN To New London.Mondays Only I,v. Pier 40. N. R., Houston St., 10:00 A. M. t,v Pier 70, E. H., 22nd St., 10:30 A. M. Duo New London.5:15 1'. M. The New England Steamship Co. WEEKDAY and SIMl.W TRIPS to 5 MIXES """* UP TDK urnsoN st,"EiiniiiEpyB[ic",.-.,s';::^^.M. MUSIC. DANCING. REFRESHMENT*. n IT . Weekdays, 6Ka Cixlldren. 80c. Kniind I HO Sundays ami Holidays, 85a IVUUiiU XllfJ (.(,i|llrelli r,r.. |Ild. w.r Tax. Dour .Mountain Line, Tel. Broad 170S. John W. Sterling now counsel for the National City Hank, t h o National City Company, the Second National Hank, the 'Citi¬ zens' National Hank, the Hank of Mont¬ real, the Consolidated Cas Company and its affiliated pas and electric com¬ panies, the Anaeomja Copper Companyfi the Great American Insurance 'Com¬ pany and many other equally promi¬ nent institutions and corporations. It was through Mr. Sterling and James Stillman that George B. Cortelyou be¬ came president of the Consolidated Gas Company of New York ten years ago. | Graduate of Yale Mr, Sterling was born in Stratford, Conn., on May 14, 184-1. He was the son of Captain John William Sterling and Catherine Tomlinson Plant Stci-i ling. His father, when lie retired from the sea, had commanded some of the linest clipper ships plying between this country and China and South American ports. John W. Sterling i was graduated from Stratford Acad¬ emy as its valedictorian and entered I Yale College. He was awarded one of the Townsend prizes by his election to the honorary fraternity of Hhi Heta Kappa. He was graduated from Yale in 18i)4 with high honors. Yale, in 1803, conferred upon him the honorary degree of LL. D. Mr. Sterling was a profound student of English literature and history under Professor Noah Por¬ ter. He entered Columbia College Law School and was graduated as valedic¬ torian in 1867. 0 He entered the law office of David Dudley Field as a clerk, and left it, in May, 1808, to become managing clerk for another lnw partnership, but at the end of a year he returned to become a partner of Field & Shear¬ man. Mr. Field retired in 187I5, and the firm became Shearman & Sterling, of which Thomas G. Shearman, who be¬ came prominent as a negro emanci- pator, was the senior partner. It was the firm of Shearman & Sterling that defended the Rev. Henry Ward Heecher in the suit brought by Theo¬ dore Tilton. That controversy lasted two years. Represented Rail Interests In recent years Mr. Sterling had been personally associated in the most im- portant legal affairs of many railroad corporations, their formation, reorgan- RESORTS ¡zntioii and foreclosure. These have included, nnung others, tho Canadian Pacific, Chicago, St. Louis & Pitts¬ burgh; International & Gicat North¬ ern, South Carolina, Columbus, Chi¬ cngo & indiana Central; (ireat North¬ ern, and the Duluth & Winnipeg. Mr. Sterling as trustee for the Charles J, Oaborn estate erected the Miriam Oaborn Momo for Aged Gentle¬ women at Rye, N. Y., which cost more than $500,00(1 This building was con¬ structed under Mr. Sterling's personal supervision. Mr. Sterling was a director or trus¬ tee in the following companies: As- tt ria Light, Heat and Power Company, Atlantic Coast Electric Railway Com¬ pany, Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Comprtny, Central Union (¡as Compatyy, Consolidated Cus Company of New York, Duluth. South Shore & Atlantic Railway Company, East River Gas Company of Long Island City, Amerl- can Alliance Insurance Company, Great American Insurance Company, Munie-j ipal Lighting Company, Mutual Trust Company of Westehester County, Na¬ tional City Hank of New York, The Na¬ tional City Company, National Coke and Coal Company, New Amsterdam Gas Company, New York and Queens Electric Light and Pow.t Company,! New York and Queens lias Company, New York Edison Company, New York Mutual Gas Light Company, The Northern Union Gas Company, North- em Westchester Lighting Company, Peekskill Lighting and Railroad Com- pany, Richmond Light :md Railroad Company, Standard Gas Light Com¬ pany of the City of New York, United Electric Light and Rower Company, Virginian Railway Company and West- ehester Lighting Company. He was a member of the following clubs and social organizations: The New England Society, American Fine Arts Society, Phi Beta Kappa and Alpha Delta Phi, Down Town Club, Tuxedo, Union League, University, Lawyers', Yale, Metropolitan, Union, American Yacht. Mr. Sterling never was married. He is survived by two sisters, Miss Cor- delia Sterling'and Mrs. R. F. Bunnell, a widow, both of whom live in Strat¬ ford, i Forger Sent to Prison Judge Gives Man Ten Years for Using Another's Name Emil Erick, formerly a foreman at the North Beach shipyard, was sen¬ tenced to ten years in Sing Sing prison yesterday by Judge Smith, in the Queen's County Court. He had been convicted on a charge of forgery. The evidence showed that he had drawn a check to himself and signed the name of E. Sanders to it. When the check reached the Queens County Trust Com¬ pany it was found to be worthless. Erick, the police learned, served terms at Sing Sing and at the New Jersey State Prison for similar offences. -.-.- Fall From Hotel Window "Nightmare," Says Victim A man registered at the Hotel Gerard as Edward A. Wells, of Pasadena, Cal., plunged earlv vesterday morning from the window of his room on the second floor to West Forty-fourth Street be¬ low. His skull was fractured and he was taken to Polyclinic Hospital. He told the police that he must have had! a nightmare. Frederick Costello, of 102 West' Forty-fourth Street, declared that! Wells climbed to the window sill and jumped deliberately. RESORTS THE GRISWOLD EASTERN POINT NEW LONDON CONNECTICUT Finest Summer. Qesort Hoiel insSfmericA Two and One-Half Hours from Boston and New York OPEN JUNE 15 TO SEPT. 15 ONE OF THE COOLEST POINTS ON'LONG ISLAND SOUND. EINEST GOLF IN NEW ENGLAND AT SHENECOS- SETT COUNTRY CLUB. ALEX SMITH. GOLF PROFESSIONAL. YACHTING, BOATING, BATHING AND TENNIS. SADDLE HORSES. A LA CARTE GRILL. ALL MILK, CREAM, POULTRY, EGGS AND VEGE¬ TABLES SUPPLIED BV THE FAMOUS BRANFORD F.M i M.S. Ç. S. KROM, Manager WINTER RESORT: THE BELLEVIEW, BELLEAIR HEIGHTS, FLORIDA r^zgaazâg^^g^Z^^^^^^^^^^Z^Zg^BZagB^Z^g^ZZ^Zga :^gz^zmmzsmzÊ^^m^zs^maÊi^^^zz^^z%^szg WHITE MOUNTAINS NEW PROFILE HOUSE NEW HAMPSHIRE Altitude 2,000 Feet Catering to a Clientele of Hlfrhc.it Staad-K nr.l. UO Cottages in connection. Oaraee § Golf, Tennis, Boating and Fishing. Our? own farm and dairy. § ON "IDEAL TOUR." | f/r/A^////rx///jw////////////M///////////////////^//////y//////^///^///'/M//1 ?77T777777y777rrrrrrrrrn ¡.eGlen; ¦SPRINGS! g Watklna, N. V., On Sanaoa Lake B m Wm. E. LtfntvtU, Praident g| 3 A MINERAL SPRINGS HEALTH | a RESORT AND HOTEL 1 S /. B ¡g Tie Pioneer American "Cure" for gj !3 Heart Disorders B S The only pino» In this country n B whore the Nauhoim Bath» lor g S Hoart and Clroulatory Diaor- j§ a dora aro given with a N atural a a Caloium Chloride Brine. g S T»» «re.tjnenls, unier the ilreetiea «I ehysl- B S olsn«ircpsrtlíulirlytesí!tets Kesri Oiitijí. B S Cir«ul»tsry, Runs», «utrilionsl and Kervtus H £ Diser.eri, Rhiueiatism, Geut «si Obesity H 31 «It siiMs ind reereitiins. FINI SOIF' B £ Ssnd.'ör tJZuetrafod JiockUU E nilllllllllllllllllllllllBHfltBIIBIIIIIIIIIItS BUCKWOOD INN FIREPROOF Khawnee-on-Pela- ware, renns.vlvniila. A few cottage« to rent for the season and a litn-.Kiihiw for duly and AiiKiist. Home of the Fnmons Shawaee t.olf Cours«. A. J. & C. V. Murphy, Mgri. THE BALSAMS MAVIM.B NOTCH. N. H. NKW AM) BEAUTIFUL KIltEPUOOF ADDITION. Boek I'fflce.'ftw» Spur, i2i 5 st. Tel. ¿3J5 Murray Ulli SPRING TIME TOURING TIME IN NEW ENGLAND HILL« AND FIELDS ARE GREEN WITH FOLIAGE. THE KO/VIIH ARE GOOD. THE HOTELS ARE READY TO PROVIDE FOR YOUR COMFORT. Steal a f.-w days from wartime worry for a motor trip from which you will return Invigorated and ready- to renew your work. All Hotels of the New England Hotel Association are members of the United States Food Administra¬ tion. Send for a four-color New England Hotel Association Map to WM. KIMBALL, SECRETARY. Draper Hotel, Northampton, Mass. An Ideal Summer Home for 400 Guest* The Lending Hotel of Block Island, Rhode Island. Rates.»4. |5 ; with bath. »6, »7. Weekly, »25-145. RED LION INN. Stockbridge, Mass. NOW OPEN Roads m Excellent Condition Rent« Books and Circulars ua request ALLEN T. TREADWAYB« GREENWICH INN^îcu"'! An Attractive Summer Home on the Water Within Easy Commutin* Distance. aOLÏ~TSXXlS.BATUINO-.U U8I0 I Alvah H. Martin Dies at Age of 60 Former Virginia Republican National Committeeman Passes Away at Norfolk NORFOLK, Vn., July (¡. Alvah II. Martin; former member of the Repub¬ lican National Committee, wealthy bunker ami one of Virginia's most. prominent resilient», died at his home here this morning;. He was sixty yearn old. / Mr. Martin entered política when he was elected clerk of Norfolk County, a position he held for more than thirty years. He served as delegate to the Republican national conventions of 1896, 1900 and 1904, and was delegate- at-large in 190K and 1912. When the Jamestown Exposition w.is threatened with financial failure in October, 1907, he was chosen as director general, and by his able management paid all debts and saved the enterprise from bank¬ ruptcy. General Joseph Martin, Mr. Martin's great-grandfather, served with dis¬ tinction in the early Indian wars and in the Revolution. Colonel James G. Martin, his father, fought in the war of 1812. "Granny" MacWilliams Dead Mrs. Mary C. MacWilliams. of 201 Stockton Street, Brooklyn, who had been "Cranny" MacWilliams to the neighborhood longer than her oldest, neighbor could remember, died on Fri- day in Kings County Hospital. She was 102 yours old, a Civil War widow, and had lived alone for more than forty years. -.- Rear Admiral Aaron Ward To Be Buried To-day Tht nierai of Rear Admiral Apron VY -d. I S. N. (retired), vho died Fri¬ da.., "ill be held to-day at !i::S0 p. m. at hid home, in Roslyn, Long Island. Burial will take place at Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn, at 5:30 p. m. RESORTS New Aid for Service Men Free Information Booths Are Opened at Both Rail Stations Information booths for the benefit of soldiers anfl sailors have been es¬ tablished by the Red Cross at the Pennsylvania Station and the Grand Central Terminal. They are open from 9 a. m. to ÍJ p. m. Here strangers belonging to the ser- vico cnn get reliable information as to the best places to find lodgings and meals. Hooks and writing materials also are on hand for the men. Tho service, which has been particularly useful in straightening out tangles re¬ sulting from misunderstanding of the exact intent of new cent-a-mile rail¬ road rate for enlisted men, is sup¬ ported by voluntary contributions from the station crowds. Arthur L. Trunk and Mrs. Margaret Burlingamo are in charge of |h<; booths. Plan Negro Labor Union Socialists and Hebrew Trades Aim to Organize Them If plans which are being made by the Socialist, party, in cooperation with the United Hebrew Trades, materalize, the negro laborers of the country will be organized in a vast labor union. Ac¬ cording to an announcement yesterday looking toward this end, by Joseph Schlossber, general secretary of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, who is aiding in the organiza¬ tion work, Charlen W. Ervin, Socialist candidate for Governor; Morris Hill- quit and Judge Jacob Panken are taking an active interest in the plan. The task of arousing the interest 01 the negro workers has been intrusted to the National Association for the Pro¬ motion of Labor Unionism Among Ne¬ groes. Chandler Owen, well known as a writer, is president of the association; A. Philip Randolph is secretary treasurer. RESORTS 1 ÏHEREXPERE SOT|L 1 Stamford-in-the-CatskiHs, N. Y.~-Open June 27 100 Rooms, 40 Bathroom Suites. Cottages for rent. î ¡L¿a££SLs»r ^~&fàffî$&&Sfàtii?ffî&ffl'& In Beautiful Churchill Park. Finest Hotel in the Catskills. Cuitine and service of the highest order. Golf, Tcnpla, Boating, Swim- mini Pool, Garage, Dally j Concerta, Dancing, etc. Booklet at 11X0 Broadway, or ItufTner Bureau, Hotel Mc- C. W. PECK, Mgr. K7Z2EZZ2ZEZ2ZZZZ&2Z&2ZEEZZ&2 ZZZZZZZZ222Z2&Z2ZZZmZSZZm!2&> Bretton Woods WHITE MOUN¬ TAINS, N. H. th Mo-ant Thr GOLF Very Shadow of Washington. MOTORING Uli The Alps of New HORSEBACK' RIDING )ver Mountain Trails und Wood- THE MOUNT"PLEASANT c L. DUN'PHY, Manager. V. H. HANSON, Resident Mgr. raOfoumMrVASHINGTON Openiûly 9th. Manager. Closes Oct. 14th. I). J. TRUDEAU KAU,ROADS: Through si>r Hooking Office, 243 6th If. .t- II It. Ft. and B. & M. R. R. Telephone, Madison Sqr. 9230. Eg^z^^gBzma^z^mzz^z^BazsEgazzzg^gg^zzmgg^gam^mza The Social and Scenic Center of the WHITE MTS. | MAPLEWOOD, N. H. Maplewood Hotel ÍES.CASINO.INN open .Tun" to October. No Hay Fever. One Thou¬ sand Acre Park; lS-hule Golf Course, Unsurpassed, tl.OCO Yards. Daily Concert.Dancing. 4th Annual Registered Maplewood Trap Shooting Tournament July 1 to 0, inclusive. WM. I'. DU'NSPACGH. Près. \.- Manuglng Director. Booklet at 11S0 BROAD- g3 WAV. NEW YORK. NEW WÄUMBEK SfflU Jefferson.WHITE MTS. New Hampshire THE HOTEL DE LUXE OF THE MOUNTAINS. Altitude, 1,600 Feet.25 Mile Unobstructed View 18 HOLE GOLF COURSE.FINEST IN NEW HAMPSHIRE. TENNIS, HORSE¬ BACK RIDING. WOODLAND TRAILS. ACCOMMODATES 500. 165 ROOMS WITH PRIVATE BATH. 1<0 ROOMS WITH RUNNING WATER. SUPERIOR CUISINE. .... ,....._, BOOKING OFFICE. i<rww¿,\,N»í:¿ ,'Jr M N TOWNSLEY MGR « w. 4oth st.. new york. TO OCTOBER 1SI. ". :'- l v-zwíNiJIjI-. l , 1V1VJI\. xjEL. WNDERBILT 2290. '/¿¿¿¿¿////SMSSMsW/WSW»»»»"'»»"""""- NEW MONTEREY HOTEL The Ideal Resort Hotel NOW OPEN All outside rooms; hot and col salt water in bathrooms; ev r modern convenience. Accommo da'e.s r.Ol. SHERMAN DENNIS, Manager. New York Oftice, S Wesl 40th S .Phone Vanil.'rl.ilt 2290. McDonnell ¿ Co., Members X. Y. iitock Exchange. Nortk Asbxxvy Park N.J. QBarlboroiigb'-SlenMiH THE LEAOINB RESOhr HOUSE OF THE WORLD ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. "THE NATIONS HEALTH SHOP" HEALTH la BFFICIBNCY A Germicide Climate and Clean Street». No Dust. No Dirt. Innumerable Out¬ door Recreation» and Indoor Entertainment» Ownfshii, M-tUfitot J08UH WHITE atONt CO. NEW JERSEY, Tîlglu on the beach. Every room pcean view, A quiet, restful, refined, homelike family hotel of 100 rooms. Surf and still water bathing, tennis, Kolf, dancing. Country sur- rounding»; no boardwalk. Booklet. THE LAFAYETTE Exclusive patronage. Kraut ¡ful suites with hath. Bachelor apartment» with tub. needle and shower baths. Open to Oct. 1. Season rates. White service. M. If. FROST, Owner and Manager, Asbury Park, N. J. HOTETj CHAMPtAIN . Bluff mint-on-Lake Chunplain.CUattm Co., N, X. Writ« for Booklet. -feA^MONMOÜTB SpringLake Beach, N. J LARGE OCEAN FRONTAGE; SAFE SURF BATHING. TENNIS, GOLF, FISHING, ETC. | DAILY CONCERTS AND DANCING. L FRANK F.5HUTE.M6RJ ideal Home tor Spring and Summer HOTEL MONTCLAIR MONTULAIR. N. ,J. MOST DELIGHTFULLY SITUATED RESIDENTIAL HOTEL IN NEW YORK'S (SUBURBS. OPEN THF; EN-1 TIRE YEAR. Exclusivo clientele. Goll. Splendid Orchestra. Dancing. English Grill. Private Motor Bus Meets Eackawanna Trains. FREDERICK C. HAIE COMPANY. Spring Lake Beach, N. J. Ocean front. .Surf bathing, tennis, golf, saddle horses, music. Ideal family hotel, exclusive clientele. Excellent ta¬ ble, good service. No mosquitoes, aid no bar. Ownership Management. LOUIS N MOSS. ESSEX AND SUSSEX Spring Lake Beach, N. J. America's Finest Resort Hotel. Hot and Cold Sea Water Service. DAVID B. PLUMER, Manager. Frank T. Keating, Assistant Manager. TmYMOI..AiiAm.Tl 1 WORLD'S GREATEST HOTEL SUCCESS HOTEL BOSCOBEL SSTïtA fifc Always opnn. Am. & Ku. plans. Booklet. A.E.Marlon. HOTEL ASPINWALL LENOX, MASS. HOWE «, TWORf>GER, IHtr«., SUMMER RESORT DIRECTORY NEW YORK HOTEL AUSABLE CHASM AUSAHLK CHASM. N V Meal mountain resort near «.trance to the famous 111 Mm JOHN ,f QUINLAN, Manager. SPA SANATORIUM TialUton Spa, N. Y. For Health and Recreation, New Suraiin'H Spring booklet«, The. New Oleason, Chautäur|Ua, N, V <>n the lake shore; elevation 1.400 feet, The original CJiaa lamina on the only ('haiitauniia Lake Modern, r»a sonable: no ill"« «r mosquitoes. Ideally *afc condl tlons for ladles ai;.I children. Geo B Gleason. M<rr HEAR MÓ1 STAIN CAMP rilANP.KHKY LAKE, N. T. Elevation 1.700 fe*t. Maths and mn.|»rn phimh- Ing Overlooking the. larger, lake In the Adiron- ALGONQUIN TäSS?' Ideal location. Excellent cuisina and service. All amusement«. Kp».'lal July rate«, llsn'lmm» Illus¬ trated booklet. B. T. PKNF1EL0, Owner and Prop CROTÓN FALLS u',:STrí!f:rTi:,ír"' Just a iilnin farmhouse, with wholesome, natural surroundings; alrv rooms, gond food Chlchester, '"rotor Palls, Westchoster Cd., New Vnrk. TERRACE HALL .g.*»*- Elevation L'.OOO ffnt Accommodation I"0 Or-hestr». Dam-lug. Excellent table. Reasonable ratev Write for booklet JOS. GINSBERG, Mur CRYSTAL LAKE HOUSE KREEPORT, L. I. flie Louse people f-nnie bsek to. All modem Improv«- ments; electric Indu«, fire escapee, telephone, baths AT GREEN UKE. PERRY HOUSE *%2SP &u£ swimming, danniiR. amusements. Booklet. M. IV 1'KltRV. OI.ll Lake Ronkon- konia Bathing, Pishing, Boating Own farm Hat»* JI0 Î1J prr week. Auto paries aceomrondated. Bowling Bllnys and dancing JOHN L YI.HK THE DR. C. 0. SAHLER SANITARIUM Kingston on-Hudson, N. y. Treating mental, nervous, functional disorders and addictions Psy¬ cho Tberapeufle method, A staff of tito physicians and healers. S»nd for leaflet "F " THE NEW HERMITAGELakB NB"Y",»rt'- Best of fishing, hosting and bathing rtno acre park; erery comfort and convenience Booklet on appli¬ cation to David Scanlln, Bonaparte, N V PEARL POINT LAKE GEORGE, N V In Ihn Narrows open July 1st to September IMh. .1 Sutherland Stuart.. Shelving Bock. V V. DART HOUSE «.S3?S5 Quiet., homelike; desirable for ladies unescorted; central; Kuropi^n i>i&j: reasonable convenience ; accommodates DO Mrs. Henry Marks Dar', Mgr. The WREN COTTAGES. Thousand Island Park.N.Y. On the at Lawrence Hirer. Golf. Tennis, Dancing. Boating, Bathing. Fishing. Modern conveniences; home cooking. Moderato prices; booklet. A. Glfford_*_ Son. Fr..i*¡ HOTEL UNCAS UNCAS, N. Y. On beautiful Lake Georg». A homey hotel amid ideal surroundings. Moderate rates. Booklet. JAMES I.. BIRT Hotel Wanakena, ?S^g§&. «¿* Id»al vacation ppo». h<-art of tiie Adirondack«. Larra verandas; open fireplaces; boating, butiüng, *i-illcm. Writ» for terms The Thompson Glen Entrance Cottages ino.; Franklin St., Watkins, N Y. Rooms with pYivate hath Garaje. CHARLES THOMPSON. Prop. The IRVINGTÖN EST.Fíoot íi Catsklll Mountain. Good home cooking. liâtes. $10- f double; $12-$14 single, room. Inquire Personal, 40.' First ate., New York. ANDREW KAHL, 1'rop. NEW ENGLAND NORFOLK INN Norfolk. Utehfield Counts', (r,¡,B Elevation 1.400 fcrt; fin« «»If co>irt#, tma. court«, Opi>n June to November. Hear/ R, ¿ÏJ WHITE HART INN~~ Salisbury, Conn. OPEN MAÏ 1ST STANLEY COTTAGÍT" MAGNOLIA, MAHR. Room* and lK-ar'1 II' m» f'^rafarta Address, HB HTAVLÇr. THE MAPLEWcfclP PITTOTTELD. R»rk.l,Ire Cc Mw Vrpen jC^ Nor. Golf »t country elub; i« i«'«». Bata tu» leU, A'it/, Road Map let '. Aifnirn W. ri,Oa¡ TEMPLETON INN " TBMPLETON MASS. Opern -Ture 27 Modérai« Kar.«., i'.ookleî. in the Berkshire« THE GREYLOCK v-»..**m. modcr;: ro'<-l noted for Its ge-.ta! «j,i' *_. i hospitality HENRY V TEAGt K. ïLZ?' MAPS and _ NEW JERSEY HILLMAN'-S HOTEL. Pine Brook. M. J. . fc Pines; 4'io feet elevation recommended' ¿r »s? dann; natural springs; bathing, f. .-«-. t>.j2L' good table; Improvements; koeber; &0e re-nra"!*. from A*. Y M Hillman. 'Phone PalrfleM «r* £7 THE LEIGHTON POINT PLEASANT BEACH. N .1 ntreettv ¦ fil-un All »<,%i.,ra Attractions N'rv.v rip»? T T DOLBEY. BOBEBT M. Cnryccf1, pÉxNnsyia'aÑiaT MONOMONOCK INN #>güa Mountain Home's leading hotel. The beat' mmt, Mgi.eo and one of the most up-to-date betJañljS Poconos. Notedfor I!» g...o-l taSne and reasonablet¿¿ "HAWTHORNE ÍÑÑT"" eomteOaj POCONO MOUNTAIN HOUSE MOUNT POCONO, PA. Capacity -00. 41 years ownership mnrijuujo E. L". HOOKER, Mp, HAWTHORNE INI MT POCONO. Pa. Von-housekeeping <-r--agr« ro rent !n with ir.n. L. M DENGLER. Booklet. MICHIGAN THE OLD HISTORICAL JOHN JACOB ASTOR HOUSE MACK1NAC ISLAND. Mich. Open« July 4:b Urn- pean plan. .Special weekly rales. EtU I'.iaon, '¿r CANADA PINEIIAI.K SIMMER RESORT, Gull L*. Gravrnhurst. MusKokï. Ont Elevation IOS« ¡¡¿I Fever a:h¡ st Unknown Band] Be* M.derri ftt-f renlences. First L'laas Culalnn Rates Moderate J 1> BBOWN, Pro» MANSION HOUSE Cottages & Bungalows Housekeeping; or Non-IIousekeep.'na;. Fishers Island, N. Y. Off New London. Very Accessible. Sound and Ocean. Seashore and Country, A Unique, Ideal Summer JKesort. Always Cool. Hunting;, bathing;, fishing, golf, tennis, good roads. delightful walks, orchestra; -pin-mus shady lawns and piaría«; rooms with bath or running; water; milk, cream, poultry, vegetables from our farms: fish and lobsters from adja¬ cent waters; diet kitchen for vouna; children; certified milk. WM. F. INGOLD, Mgr. FISHERS ISLAND, N. Y. 'The Highest Clans Hotel in the Catskills. iCATSKILL MOUNTAINS. Altitude 2,500 it. Now Open. Scenery Unequalled. ¡ UNDOUBTEDLY "MOUNTAIN YEAR" CO degrees cooler than X. V. t'iry. Perfect sanitary conditions. Pure spring water. 'Orch'-stra; dancing Instructors; prizes golf, tennis, billiards. pool, bowling. Oscar Hautet"'« saddle bor rates. Army tents, ral .pcciai attractions and Inducements r the y0unger set. Special family il floors. HARRISON S. DOWNS, Prop. Hlghmount P. O., N. Y. ADIRONDACKS LAKE PLACID, N. Y. OPEN UNTIL OCT. Every convenience to mee; tha requirements of reflned people; exceptional table; orchestra; private aths FURNISHED COTTAGES FOR RENT. All out of door Adirondack diversions Circular. M. «. MARSHALL. Lake Placid. N. Y. IOTELGRAMATÀN 28 Minutes from Grand Central. A city hotel In a country setting. AH outdoor aporta. Full Train Schedule. Special rates for yearly reservations. HOTEL GRAMATAN Lawrence r*ark, Bronxville, N.Y. Aia 0. Gallup, Vlea-Pmldant. ESTPORT Hfl' Own Golf Links, Tennis. Boating, Bathing and fishing. Orch-atra. Steam heat. Supplies from nearby farms. $28.00 per week up. Booklet. COTTAGES IN CONNECTION. H. P. SMITH, Manager \Vcstport on Lake Champlaln, New Tork. PAUL SMITH'S HOTEL EUROPEAN PLAN ONLY. rfouselteeplng cottages and camp«; also privat« hotel cottages. Ail hotel rooms with bath, private telephone, electric light and steam beat. Electrie eleva'or to all hotel and annex floor». Music and dancing afternoon and evening In drill. Oolf. Autnniohüing. Through reunían »tu-vlee direct to hotel via N Y. <". and l'aul Smith's Kltstrlo K R. t'apaeitv 500. Add res» PAUL SMITH'S HOTEL CO.. Paul Smith'«, N. V. Centre of All Adirondack Attractions STEVENS HOUSE LAKE PLACID, NEW YORK Open.Extensively lmpi-nvf.il.All Recreation« Hot and cold water and Um« Distance Téléphona In rooms. Choice furnished cntiages fur rent STEVENS HOTEL CO., Lake Placid, N. Y. Notice to former Patrons The O-te-sa-ga on Otsesro Lake, Cooperstown, N. V. Open until Octoher 1st. C. B. Knott, Proprietor and Manager WHITEFACE INN ¡LAKE PIACID, N. V. now OPEN Modern In «II Its appointments CHOICE COTTAGES AND CAMPS FOB RHVr J. J. SWEENEY, Manaefr Winter.Highland Park Hotel, Alken SO. PROSPECT HOUSES Shelter Island Heights. I,. I., N. Y. NOW OPEN. Golf, Tennis, Yachttnt-, Bathing, i.arage, Danoe and Con¬ cert dally. Accommodates 300, MAINE.NEW HAMPSHIRE THE IDEAL VACATION LAND com, & DKi.innTFix ct.ímatk--wonderful BCKNÏBÏ.SOCIAL ATTRACTIONS.AU I'aaUiua«, The Mountain Paradise KITTATINNY DEL AWARE V/AYER GAP.PA, OPEN TO DECEMBEB leading -post modes hotel ii' ".'¦ fa a n mountain regí -apicíf 500; situated In r-riva''- pa-k with miles of walks and irai-. 2 ui .a-- with -.\:'l flew«« magnificent views; hotel contains élevât«. eat. log fires electric lights. B«C telephones, \V. C. telegraph, pr-.ta-.e and pofc- running water In rooms, spado» porches and sun parlors; table constantly es> piled from our owi extensive farms; nrcbesta of soloists, every Indoor amuseaient and «s- ¦1 or Bport golf, tennis, 'a.! lie horses mcc- tain climbing, excellent boatii g, bathing u: fishiuz. Write for illustrated booklet, m mobile mar* and special American plan, its; terms; grill room u-tt.li a ¡a cane service; a» garage; coaches meet trains. LacJtawlBi It. II.. ownership management. / JOHN I't-RDT ron 84 MILES BY AI 'TOMDBII.R (iOOI) ROADS ALL THE WAY Í HOTEL U NTWOT NEWC ASTLE-HY-THE-SFA NEW HAMPSHIRE, near Porta- mouth. Superbly situated i'i a prh vate park overlooking the Sea. Ac- commodates 500. Golf, tennis, trap tdiooting, rifle range, dam-ins;, yacht¬ ing, tiutliing. deep sea ti-liine, mo¬ toring. On [DEAL and NEW ENG¬ LAND Tours. , WENTWOKTH HOTEL <~0. H. J. Fl.vnn, Amt. Man. Now Boo k i ii:; Accommodations, 243 5th Ave.. New York. Traveling You should safeguard your money. The sur¬ est and most convenient way is to always carry American Express Travelers CWqug* Sitd in denomination* A $10.$20.$50-5100.J2t0 Ask far (be m at American Express Office* or at Banks RICHF1ELD SPRINGS, N. Y. Pit« Hours New York Ci r va New Yo-k (Will "HEALTH FIRST" Great White Sulphur Spring». ri.t,i.l «" Hut,"n« Kstablishment fishing, Muaic, Dancing, «,olf. Tenrt Moating Address Hotels for Partícula« !ÎTA;iA.J.Blocmûeld ÏÏfiïSgX C«t7«e, J D. Car, ^StîJESlT ON THE EMPIRE TOI BS. SUNSET PARK INN Sunset Park, Haines Falls a-.sklU Mis. finest 1;.,..i open June ¡g Bo** en suite, with aii.i without rrlvat» bath. 0* Tennis. Bf.iviinfr. Pool, Billiards Dancing. M> concert*. Accommodates 250 Booklet C. H. BECKER, MGR. j THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE Ideal country resort, Valhalla Westen»»:* County. X. v.: 12th season. 45 ruin, to i» bt.; sleeping porches, tennis, «addle hors* ¡dancing. Capacity 130: $12 and up; H? per day. 'Phone Wh. Pins. 1106. Booki*'- ON BRAITIFTL LAKE SCNAPBI Soo-NipiLodgePark coä l.. M. WAITE. Mgr. Lakewood Farm Inn g*£g5{yb Accommodates too A Higti »"¡ass t"^ 1st Hotel. N. Y Booking Office. UM ***» C I. 8HEKWOOD. U. F. BASSETT, A* STAMFORD-IN-Til E-C \TSkII.l-S, Vj, ¡The HEXMERETk; Open June 27. Booklet at 11S0 B'wayJ^ FREE ILLUSTRATED SIMMER &$*! Describing Delaware Water Gap Mount »JJ Creaco. Btroudsburg Po ¦¦ Pumml< and K3 Valley n»*.,ru In Penn*, at t'Mia North tofo. ¡ Inf. Bureau, or send -l cents In stamps W ^ DELL P. COLTON CO 165 Broad«**'. *". «¿J! The " Glenwood" ^ STo* » nts. all amusements NOW OPEN Bf*Si m P. It. JOHNSON Prop *¦¦ * *-'->«*¦»'¦ ^ COUNTRY"BOARD'_ MOOSE HEAD COTTAÖ Pond Eddy. Sullivan County. N. Y--W¡¡¡L & resort; boating, bauürag. ßiblag; <nsn ¡F" i pues. Booklet

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