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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
BUSH TERMINAL HEAD
SEES BETTER TIMES
Annual Report shows Increase
Of PrOfits-BusinpsS
Good.

The business outlook for 1915 {. en-
couraging and again venture to pre-
dict that the net returns for this year
will be- better than last" says presidsnt
Irving T. Bush OF the Bush Terminal
Company in his annual report for the
year ended December ~, 1914 The
earnings Sor the frst three months OF
1915. he adds, have been substantially
better than for the corresponding period
OF 1914.
Gross earnings for 1914 were 1880
1851, an increase Of sl577S6 over 1914.
Net income before interest charges was
N,ooi.t37. an increase Of Sl6S.0ls. and
surplus for the year was Sji5.20i, an
incrtase of s160.217. Percentage Of
operating expenses 10 gross revenue vas
$3.50. against 3i.l5 in 1914. PROFIT and
loss surplus of the company at the end
OF the year was sl,O00.906. against
s930.5 63 AT the close OF 1913.
THE increase i'm earnings occurrs d
largely in the last half of l9li." says
President Bush. 9TH" Increase was not
due TO any important extent to war con
ditions. but occurred because certain
improve ments which had been under
construction began to produce income
during that period. Also II was credited
to certain incrsas ed business due t. the
opening Of the Panama Canal and other
factors.
The company lost 10000 In reduced
revenue from the discontinuance OF al
.owances by the railroads.
The Bush Terminal Buildings Com
pany shows surplus Of !ls3,J5l for the
year. an lncreas. Of s21.3il. of which
si56,0S2 was paid to the Terminal com
pany IN dividends
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
HOTEL LELANDE
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Massachusetts ave, directly on tho h,.'- ,
private baths, reasonable rates v r'.. r ...
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
BROADWAY MERCHANTS
TOLD OF TRAFFIC PLANS
A. A. Anderson at Hotel Martinique Luncheon Dis
cusses Arrangement to Save the Time of 200 Police
men Through Taking the Numbers of Drivers

day IS for the support of the minister
III training.
The chldrens Easter party AT the
McAlpin yesterday afternoon under the
direction of Mrs. Mary Pace tironer
offered many interesting features for the
little folk present. Egg rolling and other
Easter games and dances were INDUCED
in Miss Elizabeth Mitchell gave the
butterfly Dance" aided by Miss Estelle
Mcintosh. Thomas Sanderson danced a
hornpipe. Miss Helen Stefer had a
Spanish number. LA joe" Miss Lii
lia0 Emerson pleased in an interpretive
dance. while the Misses Elizabeth Meeks.
Lois WALTON and Winifred Cav gave
the Movement Musicale"
In commemora,ion OF his tenth ami
versary as president Of the Long Island
Railroad Company Ralph Peters gave a
luncheon at the Waldorf-Aetoria Hotel
yesterday to the directors and stan Of
ficcrs of the railroad. Addresses were
made by Mr.. Peters. W. W. A:terbury.
Capt John =. Green Joseph r. Keany.
A. L. Langdon and Frank T. Han.
Among those present were Thomas
De witt Cuyler. Henry Tatnall. George
II. Dixon, A. J. County. Walter O.
Oakman, August Belmont. percival Rob
erts, Jr., Frederick q. bourne, James
McCrea, J. r. Savage. J. -. Austin
L. $. Wells. II. A. Howarth, II. b.
Hodges. A. -. Bierck, II. ". Smith. G. L.
Addison, A. A. Gardner. r. VI Weaver
L. V. Morris. W Van Valkenburgh. "
L. Des Anges. r. f.. Kerkam. Ralph
Peters. Jr., r. II. Woodward. II. r. Fui-
lerton. Morgan j. OB-en. q. G. Bishop
John VI. Wood. -. VI. Bunting. George
Gibbs. II. H. Newbern, J. I. Kineon
q. Is. Meynen. Walter +. Frew. Lewis
/. Clarke, H. r. Gunnison. Frederick p
Morris and Richard Peters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
PLAN BIG NOTE ISSUE.
New Haven tO sell S3O.OOO.OON
Issue 20 Meet Needs.

NEGOTIATIONS are under way between
the New York. New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad Company and syndicate
of bankers headed ny J. T.. Morgan n
Co for the sale OF approximately $780,
100000 notes for the purpose OF TAX
ing up like amount of New Haven
obliyutions W.aich iall du, IN May I.
Although the bankers are not ready
70 max, any formal announcement re-
garding the negotiations, Il Is admitted
that the securities viii probably BE- one
year notes
The notes to ne redeemed are part
OF a issue OF S5O.OOOO0o sold 10y tho
New Haven on April 30. 1914. Al
that time the company sold $50, 000.oOn
New England Navigation Company
three year 6 per cent. notes aud $50,
100000 New Haven one year pc,
cent notes, with slU,00o,00o Harlem
River and Portrhester railroad ON
year . per cent. notes. The irst two
issues were secured by collateral while
the third was unsecured. hut bore the
Endorsement OF the New Haven This
was the last financing done by the
New Haven. The Two issues of . per
cent notes are now falling due. Al
the time the negotiations for the sale
Of these notes were concluded the bank.
ers agreed to take before April 20
1915, $4,000, 900 additional New York
New Haven and Hartford d per cent
notes. The proceeds Of the financing
were used in paying off the principal
and interest of notes, aggregatlng about
$54, 100000. which fell due during the
months OF Nay and July. 1914.
While members Of the firm of J
p. Morgan " co, say that IL viii be inn
possible to make any formal ANNOUNCE
ment before April l3 regarding the syn
dictate which will offer the $4,000, 90,
new notes, 1t is understood on OF
authority that he other members vii
be the National City Bank and the Fins
National Bank.
The New Haven began in January
of this year cOmprehe nsv" scheme o
permanent financing, licludins "a mort
gage under which long term bonds couit
be issued to fund the present inI
debt of about $4,000. 400. Tho roa,
also II seking authority rs issue pre-
ferred stock. II Is admitted, however
that II will be impossible to com
plete these plans In order 10 meet th'
May | needs of tine property, az th'
action of several STATE legislatures 4
required.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
WOMEN MAY PRESERVE EGGS.
Put Them Away In SpriuE "a
Lower cost. IL Advice.

How to lower the cost of eggs was
the subject of discussion at the House
wives League yesterday afternoon, where
Mrs. Julian NJ. Heath advocated putting
away eggs in the early spring to be sure
of n standard price.
Women must do everything they can
to reduce the price of eggs next winter,
said Mrs Heath. and the best thing
we can do Is to put them away in
storage now while the price is low. The
best thing know of Is powdered silicate
Of soda. which keere them as fresh as
when they were laid"
There will he u demonstration daily
at the league headquarters. 20 Yves;
Forty-ffth street. showing the way to
preserve eggs. Although their shells
may become bit brittle after year
or two. 1t is claimed that the meat of
the egg II ready for scrambllng. poach-
ing or any way of cooking after II has
been two or three years in the powder.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
TO DISCUSS MARINE CO. PLAN.


Tho pioicct!,, comh!it,c f"r common
ard prefer ed sturh holders %; the Inter
uatioua' Mrrvart!l. Maine Company l.
cxpectel 10 meet This w'eh and discuss
a plan Of rcorgan.Z,t on. Nothing de!i-
mite may ne done Tor two weeks. II was
learned that IN addition to being larg"
holders al N" bonds of the company.
investors IN Holland ar. heavily inter-
csted In the preferred stock.
The company went into the hands Of
a receiver m spite of the fact mat II
tal money on hand sufficient to pay
one Of the two coupons due on tn. col
ihtcral i'ust mpltgHge. This amounts
10 about sl.l70.O00 The fact, however.
that the company Naa not set aside any
thing for several wears FOR depreci itioN
on ite steamships, although the mort
gage provides ,hat II should annually
set aside ! per cent. OF the value OF the
ships. made 1t clear that this money
should not be- used for interest pay
meNts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
PLANS FOR ALASKAN ROAD.
Building Operations WIN he
started IN June, u II Said.

WASH NGTuN. April 5,--It is expected
that within "A few days Secretary Lane
will make public tn" Governments plans
for the construction Of the Alaskan rail-
road. II ~ Understood that the actual
building operations win begin in Juno
and thlt tho President and Secretary
Ian" have already approved the plans
The plans are based on the report Of
IN" Alaskan engineering commission
and it IL h,lieved that an engineer o.
ti"cr Of the army will be- placed in
charge Of the work.
j, p!c'pOnt Morgan has offered TO sell
or lease the Copper ltivcr and North
western Railroad, 1876 miles long, to the
Government as part of the PROJECTED
railroad system, Mr. Morgan. IL is said.
represents the conuo. OF the Copper
River Dad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
H. p. WHITNEY BUYS LAND.
Rumor Tint lie win build New
GOuutPy Home.

NlNEoLA. L. l., April 81 rry Payne
whitney. banker and sportsman, has
pnrch sed from the Valley Land COM
plny lG5 acres Of land fur sac 500 At
Greenvillc. l., l. \ decd conveying the
property was filed here to-day IN Ne
County ~, rks office The property il
on the corner of the North Hampstead
Turnpike and the Valley ad and Is To-
Gated nc,r the Piping Rock Field and
club house.
Nothing l. known concerning VIII /
Mr Whitney Intends To do With the
properly, hut II is rumored ha VIII build
Il country HON" on the new ground
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
DOCTORS IN CLASH
OVER MRS. DUNPHY
Two Say She Can Attend Hear
inc i'm Two WcpkS-Onc
Says She Cant.
MAY LET HER RETIRE

Mrs. Mary G. Dunphy. the Suspended
superintendent Of the city's hospitals
and schools on Randall's Island was UNI
able to appear at Charity Commissioner
John A. Kingsbury's office yesterday
to answer the charges against her and
the hearing was adjourned until next
Thursday. making the seventh date set
for her explanation.
Deputy Commissioner Doherty. who
sat in the absence OF Commissioners
kingstGry said that Dr.. Samuel w
Lambert and DIR. Edward l.. Reyes, who
were appointed by the Commissioner
reported that they found Mrs. Dunphy in
bed suffering from an acute attack OF
bronchitis. The physicians were OF the
opinion. Mr. Doherty said, that she
would not he able to attend a hearing
before two weeks at Least. Emory K
Buckner was present on behalf OF Mrs
Duuphy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
TINY TOWN STILL TROUBLED.
Smallest village In stat" Has
Nothing "a Levy On.

WRITE PLAINS, y. Y. April 5,-Hill-
side. IN the northern part az Westch"ster
county. and the smallest vilae" IL New
York sta =. which was recently Dissolved
because the officials could rot asrr' aad
tee taNcs we're not paid still has its
troubles.
Niufcld l.. Morse Of Tarrytowu, A.
,uuI gel Tor supervisor John J. Sinnott
IT the town OF Mount firasan', who is
the trustee of Hillside urtil its affairs
ure wound up, applied to-day TO Justice
\. :. ToHplliUs at White Plains FOR an
order directing him what 20 do. The
vi age has been unable 10 collect taxes
Il 5000, while il owes ss0n FOR street
Lighting and $3.50 for fees earned by
clinton = Tavl"r az Corporation Coun-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06

A. A. Anderson. chairman OF Mayor
Mitchers traffic COMMITTEES. was the
principal speaker yesterday az n
luncheon of the Broadway Association
in the Hotel Martinique The associa-
ton s made up of merchants who do
business on Broadway. Mr.. Anderson
discussed the work being done by the
traffic committee to relieve congestion
and facilitate the traffic movement.
III we can facilitate transportation in
this city" he said. I'VE can save money
for every man. but II In absolutely cs-
sentlal that we have your cooperation Sc
Nj Anderson said a plan is unde"
advisement to take the number or the
driver OF any vehicle VINO violates the
law and to notify his employer. This
will do away with the ne, essty. he said,
of sending a number OF policemen to the
Magistrates courts where they now
waste their time.
"If we find this plan feasible We can
save the taxpayers the salaries OF zoo
policemen a year." he asserted
Doputy Fire Commissioner Weeks
praised the scientific work of the clty's
fire fighters. Jesse |. Straus told OF the
efforts OF the broadway Association
locking to the ventilation of the new
Broadway subway.
Speaking before an assembly of clergy
men In the green room OF Hotel McAlpin
yesterday afternoon Philip Marshall
Brown. formerly American Minister TO
Honduras and now professor Of inter-
clergymen Of the United States for their
advocacy of worlds peace propaganda.
: lie said that by such support they are
oversteppng The bounds Of duty and
that war Is no, horrible and .ndefensi-
Bile. but the most rational thing tina;
/ can happen"
The occasion was he annual luncheon
! Of the alumni Of the Auburn Theolog-
ical Seminary. Prof. Brown was intro
duced by the Rev. Fisher II. Booth OF
Euglewood. y. J.
The clergy have made n mistake 81
said Prof Brown "in dwelling too much
. on the propaganda Of world peace. Az
/ fairs Of state should be left in the hands
{ OF statesmen ANY sent mental, idea
! propaganda for peace results in deri-
sion that hurts the whole movement 81
Christianity. Christianity - In the
hearts OF individual men, and YOU should
not try TO run the universe when I'M
mediate cases are crying for solution
W. have had labor warfare ~ home u
West Virginia and Colorado. what hav.
SOU done TO keep peace here Wha. ar,
YOU doing to keep peace In New York
Would we sntrust that task &c
prea cheers
This problem is n hard one to meet
but II must be met in practical and
not an IDEAL way. You should preach
Christ and leave asid" problems OF labor
and world conflicts. God will work GU
His plans and We have no right TO pro
test against tho great features OF His
plan.
"Wil Italy go into this war II she
does 20 into IL. from evil passions" Ger
t"inly not. She will only go INTO IL af,ei
careful consideration and to accompl 81
certain deflnite ends. II l. not from
malice that men in war lire AZ one an,
Other. but for q national ideal"
pr. George y. stewart. presiden: nj
the Auburn Theological Seminary. said
that one of the greatest needs OF the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
Doctors Opinions Clash.

II was learned at the Charities De-
partment yesterday that when Drs
Lambert and keyes decided that Mrs
Dunphy would he well enough to at
tend the hearing in two weeks her pr!-
vate physician, Or. Michael G. O'Brien.
who was present. said he would never
permit Mrs. Dunphy to go to the hear
ing because of her aged and enfeeblcd
condition.
II is now predicted that Mrs. Dunphv
Will be allowed TO retire, as the civil
service laws provide that she shall be
given an opportunity to answer the
charges. There seems TO BE- no precedent
for a case such as Mrs Dunphys Her
inability to appear and reply to charges,
II Is held. would not Justify Comma
sioner kngsbury in dlsmissing her. "
she were dropped as an employee the
question of "A pension could be brought
up before the Board of Estimate. This
course would not please the members VI
IN. board, as they would have TO decide,
In granting or not granting her a PEN
sion. the still open question Az to the
truth of the charges against Mrs.
bunphy
Even II Commissioner Kngsbury
takes upon his own shoulders the -.-
sponsibility OF letting Mrs. Dunphy re-
tire. which. IL Is said, she Is willing -
do. the Board of Estimate will have to
east twelve votes In her favor before
she receives a pension.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
BUSINESS REVIVING,
SAYS WHITE HOUSE,
Reports From City Bank and
Trade Centres cited 10
SHOW Optimism.

WAsHrNGroN. Aprn "a 'Surr,.,
OF Business Conditions" was mad,
public tonight at the Whit Hone.
from facts gathered 10y Secretary p,5
field from newspapers and oin,r ,,,,
locations.
A Pttsburg report says. "Bu-ire,.
reviving IN the sheet and Tim MIA
mills throughout the country, icc,rd.r,
TO John Williams. president of m.
Amalgamated Association - I-,r
Steel and Tin Workei- who has 70
turned from - visit tn rurib,- q,
mill towns in the district, Very f.u
plants. he said, ~ere working on ",
contracts. the business being fo- do.
nestle consumers"
From the monthly financial ie-..
of the Ma tional City Bank ~ \.N y,-,
this is quoted
Enormous blocks Of American -.
curities have been returned b, Euron,,,
holders. but the consumrt',. DOMAIN,
of the American market has beet s,s..
cient to absorb what was offered p...
liminary figures covering Oh. N,,ab
exports show new high records
The Boston NcirS Bur'nU declares.
THE best feature I'm tn" general f....
ness situation IL the greater d.--,.
of optimism which IL growing rY..
ness is still largely continued 90 NJ
requirements Railroad sirrr.. -
gradually increasing White r..,.
shows about i2ig per cent. 'rrr,,~, ~.
acreage, with conditions faNorlhl. Gov.
ton exports are increasing
THE country should short, s.g,
20 feel tho effects of ~. .n.-,, ,
economy which has So lone boo. i,
dominant factor.
1T II encouraging tu not" , ur-'s,.
nent In the labor market
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
CHECK UP STREET CAR GROVES
Health Hoard aud Companies Note
Result of Formers Order.

The Health Rnard and street car COM
pauics had checkers out yesterday to
see what resulted from the recent order
of the Commissioner of Health against
the overCruwdiug of the Eighth and
Sixth avenue surface lines of the New
Work. Railways Company
II was noted thG conductors who had
10 traverse the lengths uf their cars t.
collect fares could do little 20 control
the number they carried passengers
crowded IN Nhi'c the conductor was at
the front - the car. In pay as You
enter cars, however, there was seldom
an overload.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06

WAsHISGToN. April William Kas-
son Pierce. 80 years old. formerly of
Syracuse. y. Y, shot and killed himself
to-day in the bathroom OF the apart-
ment of his sistcr-in-law, Mrs. X. X.
Lynch, who is the wife of Major n. II.
Lynch. T.. :. A. Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce
came to Washington several weeks ago
for n visit. Friends say that Mr.. Pierce
suffered severe financial feverses which
brought on acute melancholia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06

II was said at the office OF the State
Board OF Charities yesterday that the
legislative investigation into conditions
1T the Randalls Island institutions will
not begin for a week al least.
The state Commission to Investigate
Provision for the Mentally Deficient, OF
which Robert W. llebberd. secretary OF
the state Board Of Charities. was chair
man is its report 20 the Legislature
said
In order to round out the system Of
State care recommended the commission
recommends that the state take over the
New York city ssylums and schools at
Randall's Island and use this institution,
'u.ch now houses all classes Of mentally
deficient. a. an institution for the high
grade m utally deficient. who may when
trained be- given, to some eNten, AZ least
and under proper conditions Of super
vision. the test of liberty also"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
CUMBERLAND ROAD REPORTS.
Small Decreases shawn In the
business OF Last Year.

tn. Cumberland Valley Railroad
Company reports for the year ended De
Cembcr 81, 1914, railway operating rev
euuos Of s3,22T.0 53. "A decrease OF S360,-
62S from the year before, with net rev
cuucS from railway operations OF ST.
096,oiS, showing - loss Of S3li,lIl.
Tho railway operating income of tao
property was Sti,37l less than IN 1918,
being s956,nl6
Gross income of Sl,05N.339 showed a
decrease OF SiOi6S, while the net N
come of sH+7,22l registered u decrease
of sl3G.i5i. The profit and loss state
mcut Of the company on December 81
1874, shows a surplus of s7l0,o20,
against STla.907 on December 81, 1918.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
SAY AMsTER GROUP WILL FAIL.
Rock Island Int-rrst. Make Pr~dic-
tiun-Uond Issue Proposed.

Interests connected with the manage
ment OF til" Rock Island expressed the
opinion Yesterday that tn. Amstcr Z. CUP
would not De able TO secure enough
votes TO elect even one director ~ tn"
annual meeting ~ Ia" company which
IS 10 bo VelG MS month.
one ot 'h" suggestions which az" now
being considered tor the Hndnciai .,-
Mobilization ~ IN. PROPERTY ~ tn. sale
OF t30.vU0.O "o of preferred stock "a H.
sralmsnis Of slO. 600. 0oo, during a period
OF three years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
FOREIGN EXCHANGE STEADY.
Decline In Nnr,. the Only Feature
Of the Day.

Foreign exchange rates were virtually
unchanged yesterday. about the only
features Of the market being tn" con-
tinued decline in the price of marks.
Sterling was about the same. selling at
4,7"'! for demand ana i70% for cables,
Francs were steady at 5.32n, for checks
and 5,3i - for cables.
Marks closed at SEA for checks ana
S2$s for cables, Hs compared with S2la
for checks ana 81 9-ld for cables ital-
ian lire closed at 5.7Sly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
senate mn Restricts sale Of Ner-
curry In state.

A bill to restrict the sale of hichloride
Of mercury tablets in the state of New
York II under consideration in the Pub
lie Health Committee of the state Sen
ate. II In modelled after the New YORK
city ordinance. forbids the sale of the
poison except on a PHYSICIANS prescr,p-
ton and prescribes that the tablets shall
be of triangular shape, coiored blue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06

The directors Of the Miami Copper
Company decided yesterday to resume
dividends IN the capital stock " the
company and declared "A dividend at the
rate OF 80 cents per snare for the quar-
ter ended March 81. 1913, payable May
Is, The last previous dividend, IN
August. was AT the rate OF 90 cents
quarterly tn dividend due In No
vemDer was deferred ana none mas been
paid since then.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06

The recent snowfall cost the city
$50. 900 to remove Ten inches Of snow
fell, and for some reason street Clean
ing Commissioner Fetherston SAYS. he
was unable to get a sufficient number
OF men to All up his snow removal
squads.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
WORK for NJ Dock Laborcrs.

Work has been found in the Park De-
partmcnt for thirty-ssyen of the I0i
laborcrs laid OF hS the Dock Depart
ment on April /. In All 353 men wers
dropped by the Dock Department, OF
these only lO+ were available for labor-
ing work.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
- 49, 49,
STATE or SEW NDtN

STATE or NEW yD.k
PUBLIC SERVICE CbMNlS~ipE. $500,
DISTRICT
Albany, March . .s.5
case 4Nti.
\ petition. under section .r 0- $50 -....
s.Vl,r Comm -~.''l- law. ..
filed With this Commission '.
\ 1rk t"ufr.4 h.4.Eta.
su'hnri', go issue 500. uN" un"
pry cent. uouNrr'lhi, ua.'r.sr.
Geo Iutrcas" the authorize. ....
lup.'t stock from $500 600. . 5.
uOU,oon, for con. rrs.oH. 'r, l'H....
I"h"uturr bonds GO na .,.. '.. ....
stated IN the petition. MOTTO"
given Shd' pAh.l. l'ttfar ur ..
ZION WI Ne hoit hy THE Fur.f
No - Washington avenue. ..
Albany ou "Wednesday. AU-. ...4
ZEN o'clock =. Ul
nv THE COMMISSION
FRANK q MOTT -.'f-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06
HOTEL RALEIGH

;, charles place aud Beach. The popular
section, within sight ana sound Of tn'
ocean, zoo large. sunny rooms al OPP ~
rooms. sun par'or, elevator, &. Cu's'H,
and serNic" best oh'tiuuh'e Sp,ria .....
season rates Booklet ~ = bYNES