half-hourly train service of the Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railway and by electric street railways. Twenty acres of the park are covered by the amusement buildings belonging to the Park Company. These buildings include a theatre, club house, refreshment pavilions and numerous smaller buildings devoted to amusements of every legitimate character. The location of the camp is most convenient to the "Posts," who go via the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad,

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The city, unlike Rome, is built among instead of on seven hills. To the north are Clifton Heights, Mt. Auburn, Walnut Hills and Mt. Lookout. Το the east is Eden Park or Mt. Adams. To the west, Price Hill; and to the south, across the Ohio River, is the Kentucky range of hills. These boundaries, of course, refer to the original city in the valley, for the hill-tops are as solidly built up as the city below. Very often visitors expect to see on the