The National tribune., 1910-01-06
ATLANTIC CITY.

The Executive Committee of the Ma
tional Encampment at Atlantic City
publishes a list of hotels which have
signed an agreement not TO charge in
excess Of their regular rates during the
week of the National Encampment;
that is. from Sept. 1s to "a. The list is
as follows:
Allenhurst. Amity. Anthony. Arling-
ton. Arlington Cottage, Austin. Avon
Inn, Beacon. Berkshire Inn, Blend Cot
tage. Bon Air. Boston. Boutwell,. Bret
ton Hall. Brighton, Brooklyn, Camden
Cottage. Chalfonte. Charles, Chelsea,
Mrs. y. Chrisman. Clarendon. Colorado.
Continental, Craig Hall. Cunningham,
De La Mar. Dennis, Edison. ElberOn,
Esler Cottage. Field. Fredonia, CASTOR.
Gladstone. Haddon Hall. Halcyon Hall.
Halls Cottage, Hamilton House, Hamp-
ton Terrace, Havcrhill. Holmhurst.
Howard House, Hygeia, Inlet Hotel. In
nelli, Iroquois. IsleswoTth. Jennings
Villa, LandOn. Larchmont. Lexington,
Liberty, Lincoln House, LipsComb Inn,
Manor. MarCello, Marlborough Blen-
helm. Maybel!, Mississippi House. New
Brady House. New Chatham. New Eng
land, Newfield, New Liberty, New Ro-
man. Newton, Normandie, Old Home
stead, Oriole. oxford. Pembroke, Penn
hurst, Phillips House. Ponce De Leon,
Radnor, Raleigh. Ramsey. Raymond
Remove, Rita Cottage. Rossmore, Royal
Palace, Rudolf, st. Charles, st. Clare
St Elmo, SaXony, Schafer. Sea Crest,
Seaside, Shelburne, Siudoni, Somerset.
Stanley, Stickney. Sunnyside. Ten Eyck.
TraymOre. TroXell Hall. Victoria, Villa
Nova, Watkins, West Cottage. West
minister, Wilson, Wiltshire, Wittig Cot
tage, Young's.
The following will accommodate col
ored veterans and their friends:
Allen, Amelia Anderson, AspinwalI.
Banaker Cottage, Forshee Cottage, Will
liam Queen, Scott.
The committee requests that arrange
ments should be made directly with the
hotels by CO.. respondence with their
managers. The engagements are un-
derstood to be for not less than three
days unless otherwise clearly specified.
The exact length of time should always
be stated, with the arrival date. The
schedule will soon be ready and pub
lished, giving the precise rates agreed
upon by the various hotels, which are
in most cases lower than the usual
rates. With regard to headquarters
the committee announces:
The business headquarters of every
National organization Will be on
Young's Ocean Pier, located on the
Boardwalk at the foot of Tennessee
avenue. The respective State Depart
ments will have their business head
quarters at the various hotels. No ho-
tel will be headquarters for more than
one Department except by special ar
rangement between the hotel, the De-
partment and the Hotel Committee.
Each hotel will furnish without charge
such public space as it may have avail
able for the business purposes of the
Department. No sleeping will be al
lowed in business headquarters. Large
Posts coming in body to one hotel VIII
be treated as tho they were a Depart
ment, and provided with public space
for business purposes, but they are not
to occupy hotels that have already ar
ranged for National organizations, De-
partments or Posts. 1t is recommended
that Departments and Posts engage
rooms for their officers only and that
their individual comrades make their
own arrangements for rooms