Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1923, Page 33

RESORTS. ATLANTIO CITY, N. J. R ESORTS. THE RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. RESCRTS. ATLANTIC _CITY, N. J. Moderate Rates Prevail $4 Up Daily—Special Weekly Rates Modernized at a Cost of $100,000 Same Ownership and Management, Stitzer & Stitzer gAPACITY CarolinaAve. Bathing From Hotel Private bathhouse and attendants. Every room affords run; water or ia en sulfe with pric wvate bath. Orchestra and Dancing in Beautiful Ballroom Ilustrated bklr‘nqll.lnl?. auto map on LARGEST MODERATE BATE HOTEL | by Venues, | Miilion “Dollar ‘Pier ‘and best bathing beach. WEEKLY RATES WITH MEALS | Without Running Water $15 to $17 With Running Water 17.50 to 25 With I’nnh Bath . . 3010 3§ Daily Rate With Meals $3 to $6 European Plan, Daily . $1.50 wp Wouul-l Dollar Dinner 12.30 to 2 Fdrnln fll".l:l” e Inlt‘nl cl\lnlofl:,fil?‘l.lll‘l‘l- and o good table Fre Lexington co higher rate. Sen foods & vegotables fresh da D C(‘Hl-h'l‘llA s ANCING TW! ICEDAILY ‘hes, ball room, Drhrll‘blm runni; Washingtonians’ Rendezvous ;‘-u{ iy Eath bauaca for surd bathing: e G weity. oo Fhrones 28 and 1 * WL M. HASLETT. SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. RESORTS. ATLANTIO CITY, N. J. 0, JULY 22 RESORTS. MANTOLOKING, N. J. MELROSE HAL! beach. Central to plers all amusem rooms with _ruaning electricity; elevator to street; ui . 260; bathing from hotel. weekly. - JACK FONDS, NOTED FOR ITS TABLB Lwn COTTAGE AA““EX CAPACTTY 250 9w17NGEORGIA AVEATLCITTN.J. Scrupulously clean, electric light throughout hite servics; senis with venalay: water; 22 50 ly; $15 up weekly. L Jan Cwith Free bathing. STRATH | HAVEN = Kentucky Ave. near Beach. European, rooms only. Running water, private buths, elevator. thing privileges. - Restaurant auiached. B Grand Athmtic Flot;r VIRGINIA AVE. (STEEL PIER). Capacity, 600 Widest and Mot Popular Avenue in Hesort Largest Ilotel off the He ALL CONVENIENCFS. AU g GOLF PRIVILEGES 00 up. 0. D. PAINTER. Prop. KINGSTON Ocean first hotel from beach, overlook- Hotel Belvedere S. Carolina Ave. near Beach and Boardwalk Atlantic City, N. J. \_j cold running water. Substantlal In Conatruction. Modern In Design. Unique in Service. All guest rooms have hot and rfiinh Avenue near Reacn You will ln best of food, ot L d"wum IN All ROOMS 000 for improvements. Write ¢ ind folds ‘."L., i et S S ol AMERICAN PLAN (with meals) Rates, $4.00 up per day, in- cluding excellent meals. Special weekly rate. Distinctively homellke. Private baths. Ele- vator. White service. Bathing privileges. Music. Dancing. Booklet. v Ownership Management GINNETTI BROS. Tho Courtesies and C. niences of e Cou and Convenien Our, comforta of bo! terded by CIAL W/ Two Hotel s at uests may live at either kouse and eujoy all the posite X 'dnz'mr hotel. Y- AMERI BERON and fireproof Annex. Tennessce Ave. neat beach. his unique priviles 250" UP DAILY-SPE- N PLAN (with meais) £4.00 up dally, lpfl'lll wkly. Amfl‘. plan lic and Protestant churches. Phone Marine 210§ MONTICELLO enkurk! ave. near beac| Private b-m RUNNING WATER IN ROOMS South Carolina Avenue, just off the Boardwalk, Convenient %o all atéractions. Elevator. RUNNING WATER IN EVERY ROOM Write for bkit. & suto may BATHING FROM HOTEL Ownership man‘et. FETTER & HOLLINGER “A BETTER MODERATE RATE HOTEL" Private baths. Cuisine and service unexcelled. White service. Refined patronage. Garage. Coml ‘Write for Booklet and Auto Map Both hotals under personal direction of R B Owner Whole Block on Ocean Front Atlantic City, N. J. Catering to those who appreciate the comforts of a well appointed home combined with the equipment of a first-class hotel. Moderate rates. W. F. SHAW water baths. UDY. M. D., All outside rooms. Beautiful solarium. Ornedmmundmp capacity, 9oo HEI.lSBORfl KENTUCKY AVENUE NEAR BEACH ; centre of all attrae iy water 1 soome: privRLs At ing privileges from hotel. Flectricity through= Elevator to street. Table unexcelied. §3.60 up | daly. Specal weekiy America' i Hotic. Dancing. { Phone Marine 2430, ot Swneranip Management. RALPH MECELEY. Tennessce dve near Beack Suropean Plan (Roorms only) #150Up Dallg~$pccul Weekly RUNNING WATER IN EVERY ROOM Bathing Privilages ~ Free Showers Capacity 200 EBWunlborfwes Salt and fresh Booklet. Capacity 500. OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY A new fireproof structure of 232 rooms, each with lavatory, toilet and bath facilities. Thoroughly modern, besutifully appointed and h tion directly on the Boardwalk at Eleventh Street. All outside rooms. Solar- d closed porches provide 00 fect of ocean and southern Sunken Garden where refreshments wiil be served from The Flanders' Fountain on the Boardwalk. Fine open-air pool and Bath Depart- Goif, temnis, riding, swimming, yachting, fishing and J. HOWARD SLOCUM, Pres.-Mgr. For seven years Manager *'The Greenbrier,’ iums. Open exposu ment with lockers, other outdoor sports. g E R S E Y KENTUCKY KENTUCKY AVE., Near Beach REASONABLE RATES—Impossible to Dupilcate Running ter and private baths, elevator to street level, electricity and ‘phones in rooms: orchestra, dancing; bathing ~ privil with Martve 327 land 6415 Anderaon. Mer. " Your Comfort--Our Sucoess ** HHEDISON Wicrigan Avenoe, neatbeach, Besutiful hotel section, Bt S o eervice, ioanlins sn.- prvats Garage. Free bathing v’l'lh'-, RATER TN ALL Roows batus, cievater, o BUNNIN (mits mean, 882 pox‘gny \ny"r:?.'-'"('v:.’u‘m S’:«m - ‘Phooes Marias 6125 a¢ 6.5, 33.60 Up Daily—Special Weekly. Best Located Popular Price Hotel MTVERNON %08 Pacifc Ave, One Bletk from Beach apacits, 200. street. Many private baths. Running water in every room. Booklet. Phone Marine 4512 Bpecial rates for rooms only, with or without bath. Ow: mership Management. gl C. B. PADGETT. Phillips House -.—a.m- Ave. pear Beach Attaining the Highest Standard of American Plan Service and Food |at‘.Modanu:“l‘?zu s DT, Bl el an ideal loca- White Sulphur Springs, West Virgini “Wildwood Uelcomes the IWorld” THE RESORT THAT GETS ’EM ! “It's differen open to the follower of water theatres, etc. satisfaction, igan An w.'h & foisas for surt SPEND YO OINB-E*"B INM | VWATKINS WILDWOOD CREST IS DIFFERENT TOO and both resorts offer the ultimate of pleasure and Attractive Bungalows, & Apartments to rent farnished. Perfect accommoda. tions at the nnnm\u hotels and boarding houses. Bt OATION AT * unnsual and distinctive attractions along the wonderful S.mile Boardwalk and all over town ; new 18-hols golf course; safe, level, beaches; the ocean, bly- and streams eports; tennis, dancing, motoring, cook: e plan. wll.nwoon. N. J. 8o. Carolina Ave. mear Besch. Electricity throughout. Private baths. Hotel completely renovated. Conveniently located. Amerioan plaz, $3.50 up daily, special weekly. Zuropean plan, $1.50 up daily, special weekly, RUNNING wu'm\ in EVERY ROOM. Free bathing. Write for booklet. Tel. Marine 3108-J. BARD Marhe 31003, BARHART & BARHART. SHOREHA Virginia T g s b n&_:hnmm ‘o efreot level: Eiveirieity throughet. fi“.::.::“"’“wm OUELLA ennessec Avenue near Beach. Thoroughly Modern, American Plan, §17.80 up weekly. Buropean. Plan, $10.00 up weekly. R. RAWLEY, Owner, 2.2 CHESTER INR New York Avi located. ; | Convenient ctions, Booms with rupning watee and private baths. Eioctrio lights. Elevator S strpet love ovel, hrn. oomfort a "l B e 19 9..'3.%“95 ttages, and Information and booklet, sddress RTR IMG-ET !Ml'l‘l Rentucky Avenus, Bemadeted Ad returalshed ¢ nmnlhmt an outside rooms; running water and bathe; elevato to stroet level phameds) bl ‘oo s, s "%&B"?z“w:."{ bathing and directed by CENTRAL—HOMELIKR—OOMFORTABLE. Ave, sear Besch. Bouth Caroli Wi in. Woeel B fi:‘-&.ln&fl fng ocean: central: fireproot; elevator: pri. vate batha; bathing from hotel. Colest dining covlmr—éx.nmmss—nqurn'um BRINSI.EY ROOMS ONLY Paclfic Ave. near Kentucky: Kooms with run- oing water. Batlilug privilege. $150 up daily e W Juun DUREAN: Dancing. Bathing o 1p. 8p. why. H, W BOTHWELL Virgtaia Ave, 8t house from Bempisik s58 Steel Pier. Every appolutment. Highest stand- ard in culsine and service. Booklet. Special weekly rates. 3 BOTHWELL. Prop. ¢7A'e Breakerillotel un beach; modernized; ocean and umuu- rn!lll hay view from every room: hing, fishing, boating, tennis, golf. E. D. TOWNSEND, mgr., Mantoloking, N.'J. '~ OCEAN CITY, N. J l‘l'l'Y N. SPECIAL JUI.V iA'l! ilks ‘{é:rfintfimwr THE MAYBERRY | “iih asd Wosley Ave., Ocesn Oity, N. J. “WHERE_COMFORT AND REFINE- MENT PREVAIL” Oupuclty 18 American Plan . E. MAYBERRY. e 0o the Boardwalk between 2d & 84 sts., Oc HALCYON HALL 1116 Wesley Avenuo. Near Beach. Booklet. MRS. F. MAXWELL. The Fleettwood Hotel. Ownership Ma agement. He OCEAN GROVE d_NEPTUNE TOWNSHI THE NORTH JERSEY COAST. A POPULAK FAMILY LESORT. o torium seating 10,000 people, high certs and lectures Hooklet gnd_Information, OCEAN GROVE HOTEL ASSOCIATION, INC. otel Lorain Charles Pl. & Beach. Fre; fun. water in . Gonch at traime. . R. Layton. Mgr. OOSEVELT | Maryland Av. twar beach 300, Tunning mmr, E DG EWATE n . Carolina Ave. near Beach. Capacity 250. American and European plwns RU WATER IN EVERY ROOM | New Ownership Mxt. GEO. A. CASTEEN HEALY'’S Ocean End Keutucky Av anning water in roous; private bath Bathing from hotel. $3.50 day up. Special wkiy. Cve ston On Gcean front at Montpeller Ave. Sultes with Q'AerbTS HIRE Virgiola Av., near Beach. American plan Rooms with funniog water and privats bathe COLLINS. Beach. Run ? ning water; electricity. Europ. 150 up dly. Am, bl 83 up izl Spe e On HUL & E. K. Bosto ES T EL L E 2008 Pacific Ave. Runalng water in Bpeclal weekly Fates M. M Pacific and St {AUSTINE Jacif, 3o 55, Ruoning water in ! NORMANDIE 75, "%, water all rooms: bathing from hote E. FISHRURN. Owner DELAWARE CITY hotel’ from. the Beach. Newly fum. roms. Private ba Runalog water. Reax Mre. Wim. Lai ST. ELMO Tt Tennen Newi ping water in_rooms table. _Mrs. THEOD *“HOTEL SOMERSET — Arkansas Ave. Two doors from Beach. Run. Ding water throughout. Gond beds. good tab 3 up datly. $18 up 3. Kershaw HOTEL WALDORF Bew York Ave. near Reach. 88 up daily, clal weckly. Bathing from hotel. E. 8. Hotel Stanley, ning water in _room: bathing allowed Tentucky ave. ear Be ape- Brady. Non'm ASBURY PARK.N.J. ACCOMMODATES 500, AMERICAN PLAN, SEA BATHS GOLF, ALACARTE L —_|GRILL ROOM ~ DIRECTLY ON THE OCEAN /7] ]’f:arl Kotel Yre-eminent frorrman Dennis-Noese THE LAFAYETTE '®, ASBURY PARK, N. J. Beautiful suites, _ private baths, also bachelor apart- ments; tub, shower and needle baths; white service and finest culsive. Phone 1434, H. FROST & SON. HOTEL ALBION Beachfront hotel; capacity, 300; fully mcdern; bot and cold rinping water in_every room E. D. TOWNSEND, Owner and Proa'r. HEACH HAVEN, N. J. The Engleside Pgch Hiven 3. The Island Resort. | The only resort on the Jersey Coast thi | COMBINES perfect bathing, always good fish- |ing, with a modern hotei and & | relief fsom Hay Fever besides. Booklet. Five tennls courts, Now open GLE, Mgr. Bmfis Ta t y fover remort. Spectal rates and features, ‘Write for same at ‘once. AU CAPE MAY, HOTEL LAFAYETTE ON THE COOL BEACH FRONT CAPE MAY, N. J. Capacity 50. American Plan, e e, Bk acd cold ronaln aserae] 'fl'lg hfll. Elevat N, HZ=-COLUMBIA Rosmns on suite with Sathy seigtne avd esev: paci 1 Running tes, private baths, ohvlht nr'lnl owner- E]. management. Oharles Church. Beach Frent, Hotel Windsor, °3 "',“, _— Capacity 300. Hot and cold ‘water By e ™ L 1923—PART 1. RESORTS. DEER PARK, MD. Deer Park Hotel And Cottages, Deer Park, Md. Now Open. A Deautitul mountala resort of the bigh- et I)flpc on the crest of the Alleghenies; altitudo,” 2,700 feet, Temperature rarely abovo H0 degrees; excellent 18-hole golf Course. " Tro in charge. | Two large ndour swimming pools. Tennts, 12 suddle horses from Wasnington Riding Academy; famous Meyer Davis Orchestra for concerts and dancing; beautiful ballroom; moviug ple- tures. Purest spring water from the famous Deer Park boiling springs. Culsine cqual to best fo the country: | lations; attractive July special rates to bachelors 4nd young wen, For booklet and rates address the Manager, R. L. Polllo, Deer Park, Md. NEW YORK. The Southerner’s Favorite NEW YORK HOTEL jl" orest Bills Inn Forest Hills Gardens, L. L, N. Y. In New York's beautiful suburb, 15 minutes from beart of city. GOLF_PRIVILEGES AT NEARBY PRIVATE GOLF CLUB. 84 traius daiy. Ridj Tennis, toring, American ' Plan; Exqul sioe; Hefined Atmospher commodations for 400; tive Rates. Request from Geo. Bermbach, Hinara booklet J Mgr. COME TO PORTLAND," MAINE \Vleooo' FIN!sf EX, ERE is s0 much offered the discrim- inating guest of the Sheldon in the way oF comtort and accommodation and div- dinction in surroundings that, after the first vty Wildwood suggess only one botel. RATES—JUIY and AUGUST One Person AWIRICAN PIAN Per Week Room with running water - $35.00 up Room with private bath - 5600 up Two Persons Per Week Room with running water - $49.00 up Room with private bath - - 7000 up GOLF. DANCING, TENNIS ership Management of D. J. WOODS RECOMMEND' ARLIfiG'mN Fine buth Gverlooking ocean Excepilona fooa BT TOrHAN H™=DORSEY RILDWOOD'S BEST MODERATE RATE HOTEL Cap 20 Huf block {rom beach. HOTEL DAYTON Wildwood's most modern botel. Capacity 20, Raanin ater Frivate baths Elevator, Orchiir Dancimtt Ciiiiie and secvice unexcelied. Golf priviieues. Books Niex it urray. Owner and Fropritar, Florel SavVoy | Beachfront. Cap.. 150 Kunoiug weter. Private batbs. 1 outside rooms. W._H. GEF ~ WILDWOOD MANOR Qn the ocean front. Europ. and Amer. rop._A MOULD] BREAKERS bath: bathing priv service: booklet WASHINGTON, Ruoning water, good table, moderate rates; suto meets tratns free. B J. SINNAMON. mgr. REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL. Hotel Henlopen s, tront easonabls rates. Special rates families. Bookle. with map. Paved road all way. Clean, safe beach. Best of food. Same management. ATTRACTIVE NEW FURNINHED COTTAGE. | " Ruoing water, es; goli; garage: auto SINNAMON. owner. Centraily Located, | Full Ocean View. private an. _Phone owner, Col. 4288-J. RTRAT, HOM Chesapeake Day. Targe lawn. cool open dining roo cellent food, mus Write for ' boo Shady Side, Md. Jyare WRADDOCK HEIGHTS, MD. HOTEL BRADDOCK Excelient uc- ©omm oda. tions. Plcturesque scenery. Tennls, Golf, Swim- ming, Horsebacl Riding, Write M. J, Croghan, Chicken Dinners a_Spectalty BRAETHOKN COTTAGE, Oppposite park. Reasongble rates. RUDY. THE FAIRMONT Lzse rooms, fe view aud nnfail- Spectal Sunday chicken dinger. A. Kefauver. 3 B! BAY SIDE INN ZETIERION, MARYLAND. Overlooking Chesap: ke bay. Great water view. High. Shady lawns. Garage. _Electric lights. Hotel Chesapeake on beach,| all resort amusements, Mrs. L. M. Owens Prop. OCEAN THE MERVUE Ocean Front, American Plan. TAYLOR. an7e ‘Gcenn front. Hot am MT. PLEASANT s Excellent Table. 8. M. MASON . The Dennis, Comfortadic, tomelike sur- roundings and _ excelient tsble. View of ocesn and bay, - Beascoable rates. Mrs. B. J. DENNI HOTEL HAMILTON OCEAN FRONT J. L. MASSEY & SON, COLONIAL HOTEL Dn ‘boards k; running water in every room. te baths. Hooklet. Ownership management. The—flalhngl Hotel Jerw owl o cellent rooms and private bath. Mrs. GEO. B. CONN CONNER. Mrs. CHAS. LUDLOW. The Del-Mar oo sty Tooms. | Grer- looking ocean Homellke. Rates roasohabie M. 8%, CAREY, Ownei va Bathing. BREAKE On Bosrdwalk.. Hot and cold running water. Golf R e B TIMMONS, Phone 78, Atlantic Hotel (e uoe . Sl e :ll “a-gv PURN] Prop. The Belmont Rvnuing water in every room. With ocean view. | gool, delighttul rooms. Eates reasonable. L. THE “IDYLWILD.” Bast servics. DR, B. L BRIT. TG, Ownersh emént. “anl6 KAYE COTTAGE On Boardwslk; sxcellent table; bathing gree. Mrs M. EAY - ON BOARDWALL, THE RIDEAU 25, 500 dls roim. Excellent ATH JOHNSON. Prop. e Phone West River 2i7-F-11. breeze a SHADY SIDE., MD. Amulel House 217°°'% Tusates: trom Fishing, bantngnxv:tgl M?:‘- E_BWACH. LETCHMORT COTTAGE — WASHINGTON ve. and Phila. st.—Board and rooms, $3 per lay; §35 a week for two: mew house; every- first-class; take North Beach bus. 24% The Lafayette IS THE HOTEL ‘in Maine’s Largest and Most Beautiful City European Plan, , Booklets MASSACHUSET Hotel Tudor Nahant, Mass. “Finest Location on the North Shore” Rates the Most Reasonable on the Mass. Coast Same management as Hotel Logan, fowa Circle, Washington, D. C. WILLIAM CATTO, Proprietor. BUENA VISTA SPRINGS, PA. Buena Vista Spring Hotel Buens Vista Bprings, Franklin Co., Pa. Blue Rldge Mountains Altitude, 3,000 Ft. Capacity, 500 Open June to November Golf, Tennis, Mountain Climbisg. _Ex- cellont’ Food and Service, Splendid S Soats. Totage” Wik Tor ockiet, ates, etc. Address until June lst JOHN J. GIBBONS, Manager Hotel Bennert, Baltimors KITTATINNY Delaware Water Gap, Pa. The ldeal accesstble mountain resort hotel for an extended stay or week end tour. Only three hours from Phila, Penn. R. R. 75 miles by motor; all good roads; no detours. High, cool location on Kittatinny mountains, in midst of extensive Private park. Miles of walks and bridle paths; abundant wild flow- ers and rhododendrons; magnifi- cent scenery. Finest appointed hotel region. Capacity, 500; private baths; sleeping porches; purest spring water in rooms; elevator. Daily concerts and danc Wolt Hollow Country Club; good 8-hole golf course now open. Fre- quent tournaments. New 6,400~ yard 18-hole course, under con- struction by Robert White. Tennis, bathing, canoeing, fish- ing. Riding academy, stable of fine, safe saddle horses, with in- structors. American plan, grill. Exceptional culsine. tinny farms and _dalry abundant fresh products. Write for booklet, auto maps and speclal 1923 ratés for season, fomilies and tourists. Bell phone 34. Ponles and Playground for children. PURDY COPE. in this also a la carte Kitta- supply JOHN MT. POCONO. PA. ———— The MOUNT PLEASANT HOUSE at MOUNT POCONO, PA. Comfort and Service 250 GUESTS. TABLE EXCELS Orchestra. Dancinz. All Outdoor Sports Private Baths. Free Gerage R A Heth _PEN MAR. P. ~ THE MT. VERNON Beautifully situated; homelike atmosphere: culsine unexcelled; ruoning water in all rooms; real service. Booklet, SHAWNEE-OA ————— (FIREPROOT) *"The Zdeal Country Hotel of Amerioa® Shawnee-on-Delaware, Pa. Homo of the Bhawnes Oountry Club, Now open for season—Swimming pool. Complete Children's Playground o pment. 2. 6, WORTRINGTON, Man. Dir, ST, ] e, T BULL RUN Momntain resort; coolest, nearest to Washing- ton. Shady ';lo.‘:‘lmp lplBN dNo ==u;l:':: mers or bootieggers, By dy., Wk, 'v?r'r'x'z'. e Apia Haymarker, Va. “Baf- “NORTH H“-L‘ A colonta) resort near Bluemon asdosh ‘rivery Valley, monat “,,:‘ ater nery o n Ocean front., for families and Special nu ook ends: - Addr L. WILLIAMS, Wilsen onu-. vlnuu ‘Bedch, Va. v Snd F6 par - wee O an, R ESOR TS: 33 Restoring of Fort Stevens Urged as National Memorial Project Backed by Former G. A. R. Offi- cial Would Mark Spot Where Lincoln Stood Under Fire With Troops. To restore old Fort Massachusetts, til now known as Fort Stevens, in Brightwood, and turn it Into a park, on which will be marked the positions of the attacking and de- fending forces on July 12, 1864, is the object of a movement inaugurat- ed by John McElroy, past senlor vice commander-in-chief of the Grand Ar:my of the Republie. The date is declared to mark the only time that a President of the United States was ever present with his troops under fire. Such a memorial to Abraham Lincoln, it is held by Col. McElroy, would consti- tute a lesson on Dnlr!ullanl and Americanism. Came In Sight of Capital. July 12, 1864, also marks the low- est and most depressing point in the sreat struggle for the preservation of the Unlon. An unexpected con- catenation of military events had left the Shenandoah valley open. This valle: had alw: been the Achilles Heel of the defense of the | National Capital. Down this valley Lee had sent & force under Gen. Jubal A arly. It was soon heard of across the Potomac, and the whole north country was taken with alarm. Maj. Gen. Lew llace, command- Ing a force of militia and a small | diviston of the 6th Corps, for one | day held Early on the Monocacy ”,"r But Early swung Wallace's flank, drove him oft to located guard Baltimore, and rushed on un- ‘While “Old Dobbins” is being su- perseded by mechanical power, he is still the standard of measurement of that power. By sclentific tests the Horse Asso- clation of America at this years Towa state falr has made epeclal pro- viston for “horse power” tests, de- signed by the engineering depart- ment of the Iowa State College. “Horse power"” has been the stand- ard of power measurement for cen- turfes, but little research work on the pulling power of horses and mules has been carried on sclentifically, be- | cause of the difficulty In providing| uniform tractive resistance. | Uniform Resistance, By means of gears and a hydraulic pump driven from the wheels it will RESORTS. COLONIAL BEACH, VA. POTOMAC a0t on Potoniic oetiont. taie.Fathin A, f il Va.. or call Main 3707 MONRCE COTTAGE Casher & Lowe, Proprietors, Cool rwrm\ shady grounds; excellent table, COLONIAL BEACH Capt. Bruce's boat leaves Morgaatown for beach 10:90 am., 8:15 and 7 p.m. Colonial Beach, Va. Threo roome for rent. Coil 229 E st pw. * | . BEACH, | CASKER; Colouial_ Beach C ORKNEY SPRING Orkney Springs Hotel Washington’s Mountain Resort 2,300 feet elevatlon; cool; American plan; | table the best; golf, tennis, riding, dancing, | swimming and all smusements; mineral springs and baths; reasonable rates. E. L. COCKRE] . VA, THE WAVERLEY VIRGINIA BEACH. VA. Private batla; every conifort; 5. Booklet on_requ | rate: Idlewhile Comge ites’ walk ‘to Casiao, ]-r\ucmus “vorandas: excellent cnicine aud Lath in W B moderate Ucean front, few min- | tront, facilities for surf bathing. 3 | ownerahip ‘ma MMIT POINT—QUIE TON B & 0. convenient to city: modern improvements 1y mails; old Virginta cook: moderate rates “referan B _HARPERS FERRY, " THILL TOP H( HOUSE HARPERS FERRY. W. VA. Over thirty years under sume mansgement, with the same reputation. 108 Account of n'nvllg e‘r’n\\'d; when conven- ent, please plione for Sunday diagers. VETT. Proprietor. LOCKWOOD HOUSE h Elevation—Large Porticos—Shady Lawns | ‘ennis—Excellént_Service—American Plan Mrs. A. P. Dantel, Prop. CANADA. B gy "ha— Josephand Mutkoks) Auouumvooma Sistasofforet, lake and ls- g, bathing, tennis. sal mn . -nn Goif. hereelsoin the world. T ween up. "Boskiet. Rovel coka Hotel, P.0., Lake Rossens, Ontarie RESORTS. S ” ‘Where Vacation Dreams Come True “A SUMMER PARADISE” Before making your vacation plans, consult “A Summer Para- dise, our 280-page directory and guide to the Adirondacks, Lake George, Lake Champlain and scores of resorts offering unsur- passed vacation delights. This_publioation, issued by the Dela- ware & Hudson, will solve your vacation problems, u-uod with ather travel and jday with no indication of Mlllflu An 'hay fever nnlnm department: wlmumbymenunrle-mone) :.nnlrrum the traffic bureau to the ninth | bureau; resors literature. Postage, six cen Passenges Department, Delaware & Hudson, Albany, N. Y. by July 11, he was on the 7th street road. and in sight of the Cap- itol at Washington. ~The city and the whole country were in a panie. Lincoln Braves Bullets, At the first {nformation of advance 3 d sent two slons of the 6th Corps from I burg up the Potoma nd rived at the T the morning of July met at the wha coln and membe The h Corp marched out Im Stevens and confr President Lincoln tage in the Soldler: in the summer. up his position on gan to study the lowing, climbed the stood by the side of vith & group following him tracted attention of the ¢ roshooters, and W oln to get works. Lincoln, @] smiled at him sharpshooter's bullet hit s vania surgeon in the leg | carried ba more dec telling him ¥ Lincoln reluctantly did visoins of the 6th out and engaged Far ing them back ficld. Lincol around | e Tests to Determine Literal “Horse Power” Value Planned be possible to put on termined lum and m'\' load res whether or do quir to enter, two trial preds- uniform the load to horsepower on until th measure of the an early type of stear carlfest applicatl, gine was in from merly steam en- of water had for- Lanery & given number of hou work or labor of since relays of ho to keep the work gc Such an engine, t hur epower Jan Wa e e Ssteam engine, orsepower’ as a power of pounds wh le. units of for all k ing and not un powe but in t e desirable that its defint d Amer reau recomme: possible, of the the horsepower. DOUBLE EXAMINERS IN TRAFFIC BUREAU Larger Force Expected to End Long Waits to Get Driver's k Commissloner Oy night that he arrs van to doubla the force o ers at the traflic bureau in xpedite the issuance of bile operator permits. This will be jovful tidings to those nervous souls “who heretofore have had to walt in fear and trembling to go through the strict test mow re quired of all prospective drivers. At present thers are only three regular iners detafled “to the bureau. joner Ovster said three more would be assigned to the work, It is believed persons apply- ing for permits will not now have | to_wait long for a test. Inspector Headley's force is ex- amining more than 100 applicants a a let up in business. There probably are three or four applicants for permits as the result of every new car sold. When father (buys_a machine friend wife and sis- ler Jane also apply for permits eo | that they too may drive it. Commissioner Oyster also an- nounced last night the following transfers in personnel in the police Private K. L. Potts. L. Holliday, enth precinct: jr.. traffiic Private 1 precinct; Private trafic bureau, to se: Private C. F. Cummin bureau, to ninth precinc H. Major, third precinct, to_traffic Private R. L. Decker. to ninth: Private J. T. White, to seventh; Private’ R. Q. Mulkey, ninth, to trafic bureau: Private Harry Corney, ninth to trafiic bureau, and Private G. W. Ward, |ninth, to trafiio bureau. ARYANS MEET JULY 30. Community Welfare Object ‘Washington Organization. The next meeting of the Aryans will be held at 8 pm. July 380 at St Stephen’s parish hall, 3017 14th street northwest. lncorpuraled under the laws of the District, the movement aims to bring the moral influence of lts members for the improvement of condi~ tions bearing upon community welfare. Temporary officers have been elected as follows: Grand sovereign, Rev, Dr. George F, Dudley; grand dramatist, Dr. . Bond Bressler; grand director, Harry L. Blye; grand protector, Harry L. Black; grand ohallenger, Barle R. Estes; grand magus, George Neal Bell; grand spiritual advisor, Ellas Jollph. grand anclent, Dr, Johd 8, Le i grand mystic, Jarrett G. grand sergeant, Izvin B. 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