Evening Star Newspaper, July 29, 1923, Page 51

ATLANTIC CITY, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Washingtonians’ Rendezvous Hotel Belvedere S. Carolina Ave. near Beach and Boardwalk Atlantic City, N. J. Substantial fn Construction. Modern in Destgn. Unique in Service. All guest rooms have hot and cold running water. Rates, $4.00 up per day, in- cluding excellent meals. Special weekly rate. Distinctively homelike. rator. White service. Music. Dagelng. . Bookiet. Ownership Management GINNETTI BROS. Private baths. Rathing Ele- privileges. The Courtesies and Conveniences of Hotels Ra Two Our guests ey Iweat shher r.-un nd anjoy sll the This unique not ex- comforts o: both. Tended By any other hotel. 350 UP. DAILY--SPE- CIAL WEEKLY—-AMERICAN PLAN (with meais) ELBERON and fireproof Anner, Tennessee Ave. near beach. Upposite holic and ProLestant ehurehes. Phone Marine 2705 South Carolina Avenue, iust off the Hoardwalk. Convenient I aitractions. Elevator RUNNING WAIER IN EVERY ROOM Private baths. Cuisine and service unexcelled. White service. Beautiful soarium. Open surroundings. Refined patronage. Garage. Combined espacity, 900 ‘Write for Bookiet and Auto Map Both hotels under personal direction of R. B. LUDY. M. D.. Owner CarolinaAve.| Bathing From Hotel Private bathhouse and attendants. Every room affords running en suite with pri- Orchestra and Dancing in Beautiful Ballroom Tliustrated Y'\ngunp:l'l wite map on Moderate Rates Prevail $4 Up Daily—Special Weekly Rates Modernized at a Cost of $100,000 Same Ownership and Management, Stitzer & Stitzer / Whole Block on Ocean Front In the Exclusive Chelsea Section of Atlantic City Catering to those who appreciate the comiorts of a well appointed home combined with the cquipment of a first-class hotel. All outside rooms. Salt and fresh water baths. Moderate rates. Rooklet. Capacity, 500. ‘ $4.00 up dally, special wkly. Amer. plan MONTICELLO ky ave. near beach--Atlantic City's fl"-l‘r:ndlr:':l’". :la.p'u.hr rate hou 8.- RUNNING WATER IN ROOMS ‘Write for bkit. & auto ma Phones 1018 & BATHING FROM HOTEL Ownership man‘'gt. FeTTER & HOLLINGER grion nnfl.r«lw nearBeack pean Plan (Rooms Only) #1! ‘3 Up Dallg~$peml Weekly, RUNNING WATER IN EVERY ROOM Capacity 200 S B unlborhees RATE RATFE. HOTEIL Avenues, haif block from and best bathing beach. WEEKLY RATES WITH MEALS Witisut nnunina Water $15 to $17 With Running Water 17.50 to 25 ith Private Bath . 30 to 35 Baily Rate With Meals $3 to $6 uropean Plan, Daily . $1.50 wp jonderful Dollar Dinner 12.30 to 2 From the stand 5 ing of comfort, cleanliness and & good table The Lexington could justify s Pihervave. Sca foods & vegerables fresh dally: ORCHESTRA /ANCE EDAILY Targe porche: water in oo Electric light: Phones 3250 and 641, La Marne Hotel OCEAN AVENUE On the Boardwalk i the. running - Eath han “or sart Eaching’ arage- i car capacity. WM. M. HASLETT. daily (imolading m. Gorner Arkansas and Pacific Avenues: centra) to all attraction: “KUNNING WATER IN ALL ROOMS. Suites with bath. orches. _Elevator. BATHING FROM HOTEL Mosie, daneing. Co 300. Bklt. Fry & Hockenbury SiHLS = Your Comfort--Our Suceess ** HEEDISON Am je, near beach. Heaut sectic e jarage. o~ ing v ;!:I.‘-E(:n'.l‘, private RUNNING ATBR lN Al.l, ROOMS American ) per day ml-utmh $1.60 per Iy rates, ' ite for booklet. S European Plan Room with Runuing Water...... Room with Pri Moderate Priced Rentaurant Attached. VA BETTER MODERATE RATE /HOTEL" RESORTS. ATLANTIC OITY, N. J. RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. OUELLA “Wennessee Avenue near Beach, Thoroughly Modern, American Plan, $17.50 up weekly. European Plan, $10.00 up weekly. R. RAWLEY. Owner. 19 &F GRANDE Ave: AT BEAC! $2.00 (Europ. otk Bpes weekly. up. Fireproof. Ocean Danciog—Eleval b—(Jlr“e Scrupulously clean, electric light throughout, white u:rr(rb rooms lrll)\ runn nl w.lrr $2.50 | i G IMELROSE HALL | B. Carolina ave. near beach. Central to plers and all amusements; rooms with rusning water; electricity; elevator to street; unex- | Slied culsize: cav., 200; bathing from hotel $3.50 day, $17.50 up weekly. JACK FO! Prop. for 18 yra. Brea't Brunkwick Club: Waeh: $3.50 Up Dally—Speocial Week Hest Located Bopular Price” Howel MTVERNON 1908 Pacific Ave. One Block from Beach Capacity, 200. Electric lights. Elevator to any private bat noing ter roum. ~Booklet. Phone Marine 4312, ates for rooms only, with or without Ownership Management. C. E. PADGETT. ALBEMARLE irainta Avense nea Rence You will ind bestof fooa, formics closaliness, comfort Free bathing privi e Lt o U | uuunma"’ WATER IN ALL ROOMS A i gsevinte’ Wikt s miios vet Sl w“wdfl ‘special weekly. thwlnzvxfl. | Tenness: & Besch | (New Firepreof Addition) i FREE HATHING ROUMS, SHOWER ‘ Hod."\ ‘Throaughout Frivate Ba ’nun llfi 'l'l!l IN EVERY ROOM E "Y1 5085 duy ap. Spec. whiy. i duy ap. Spec. | .'I's‘ZL'.I:"n.m.umuw 3.3.JOYCE | HoleL KAP IAM U <TiE HoTEL wiTAiy Yovk Miehizan CAve: mear Beath Cap “Run. r. Priy e AL bathe. Amer plan Pri “lieart of the City - SPEND YOUR VACATION A1 PINE TREE INM James place near beach roof. Modern. American Plan «unning Water in Every Room Bllhing From Hotel Kentucky Avenue, Near Beac! Remodeled and refurnished throughout. ail wutside roums: running water and private | Laths: elevator to street level: cuisine ui prased: white mervice, extensive por folder:” bathing priv personaliy man and directed by A. V. KOPP, Owner. CENTRAL—HOMELIKE—COMFORTABLE. WA'I‘KINS South G Running Water in’ Weekly rates, Daily, . ARNOLD. BISCAYNE Kentucky Ave. near Beach. in the exclusive Traymore scction. Sultes with private baths Tile showers. | Distinetive table and service. RUNNING WATER ALL ROOMS Surf bathing. Booklet. JOHN J. MURPHY, HEMORTIMER Virginia Ave. near Beach and Steel Pier ed. Private batts LL ROOMS up daily. Special weekiy, ellently cooked foods. Bathing priviles, jklet. Owsership management. C. V. MOR- “THE OPEN DOOR TO HOSPITALITY" ——G .I«I)tel New York avenue, mear the Beach. Ameri. can_ plan, Elevagor, ‘Exoeptional _table. RUNNING WATER IN llY ROOM. Private baths. Rates upon reques MRS. B. J. MVIGAI COURTESY—CLEANLINESS—HOSPITALITY BRINSLEY ROOMS ONLY | Paciic Ave. near Kentucky: Hooms with run- aing water. Bathing privilese 180 up daily 5. SHERID, STRATH HAVEN Kentucky Ave. near Beach. European, rooms only. Running water, private baths, ator. Bailing privileges. Itestaurant attached. BINDER RS0S. KINGSTON Ocean av., first hotel from beach, overlook- fog_ocean: central: fireproof: elevator: pri- vate bath I)l(hhl from hotel. Coolest dlli:l( room in city, on h foor, with oce: view: $3.50 daily; special wkly. M A. LEYRER. KENTUCKY |2 South Kentucky Ave. near Beach. “A Charming Place for Particula: ple’’ AH modern conveniences. Rates on requeat. [Alva M. King, Pres. C. O. Anderson. Mgr. Grand Atlantic Hotel YIRGINIA AVE. (STEEL PIER). Capacity, 600 Widest and Most Popular Avenue in Hesort geat Hotel off the Beachfront CONVENIENCFS. AUTO BUS. OLF PRIVILEGES Rate $4.00 up. (CONTINE "Tm-u R AUSTIN | ments. ear Beach. Always open. Taanh "'“:'.:I; In rpoms; 3 n Pacific and St. Close to Runoing water in rooms. ¥. H. JONES. UNCA NTAL James place, churches and amuse. ey Tesort on the Jersey it that COMBINER perfoct Dathing, ing, with' & modern: hotel besides. Bosklet. Five ENGLE. Mar. BREAKERS T ™ Special rates and fe Write for same at once. V. A. AUSTIN | ESTELLE 2008 Pacific Ave. Bpeclal weekiy ST. ELMO e ningi water in_rooms. Flectricity. Excellen! | table. _Mre. THEODOSIA MILLER ULL Tennessee: n Ruaniog water 1o all rooms. v Beach. Run- CAPE MAY, N. 3. HOTEL LAFAYETTE N THE COOL BEACH FRONT t HOTEL SOMERSET - Arkansay Ave. Two doors from Beach ning water throughout. Good bed $3 Up daily, 318 up weekly ning water in rooms, “white service, bathing allowed. 0. L. KLEIN CAPE MAY, N. J Capacity 500. American Plan. sually attractive rooms, e ‘with hot und cold ranning wate and ithe Elevator to street level. Cuisine and service of the beat. Finest Bathing on Atlantic Coast. Golf Privileges. Tea room. ‘Write for booklet. Ownership Management. DAVIS & TAYLOR HOTEL WALDORF | New York Ave. near Beach. $3 up dally. spe- [em weekly. Bathing from hotel. B. 8. Brad Beaumont, Teun. ave near Beacn. $1.50 up diy. Am. pl. wiy. Own'p mgn't. H. L. 33 up Al 4 Spe Run- ning water; electricity. Europ. E. K. Boston. HZE"COLUMBIA | Roomx en suite with bath: cuisine and serv- ice_unexcelled: elevator. J. W. Mecray & Bro, | Hotel Windsor, Capacity 300. Hot and cold runmibg water on the besch Front, CAPE MAY, BURY PAR *NEWMONTEREY g DIREC'"-Y ON THE OCEAN CThe fi-.rnrl Hotel fi't-f’i'mnml Sherman. Alno The Maxo: Fli . Petersburg, Fireproof. LAFAYETTE @, ASBURY PARK, N. J. Beautiful suit private baths, also bachelor apurt- ments: tub. shower and needle baths; white service and finest xuisine Phono 1434 M. H. FROST & SON. HOTEL ALBION Bot and cold rinning water in every room. E. D. TOWNSEND, Owner ity, 300: fully medern; inevery” room. Private baths. . Elevator. Ownership_direction. . HALPIN STAR-VILLA, Ocean and Beach. Ca. itunni water, private baths, elevator service; owner: | Ship mazsgement. Ctiaries . Church. _OCEAN GROVE, N. J. OCEAN GROVE and NEPTUNE TOWNSHIF, COAST. . weli lighted walk’ fshing pier, slan ‘water: audi- e, high-class con- | puite pavitiogs, | swimming Klet and Information. | OCEAN GROVE HOTEL Assoeurmu 1Ne. Directly on beach: modernized At bay view from fxhiug, boating, tennis, “REHOBOTH BEAC Hotel Henlopen & o eanonable rates, Special families. Paved road all w, Clean, safe bedch. of food. S ement MARYLAND. OWN A SUMMER_HOME AT Patuxent Bea:h | fadeior SR isen o fhe Md.; Ini OCEAN CITY. N. 4 ofin anche I\ithin one block of Ocean Front &Boafdvalk |34 Season Under Same ot | {Capacity S00 Herbert Wilks sicdent-Maneger boating. with (protected anchor. Crabs. ovat Lots sold on yment and 1ly pay- rake anyd anding | ¥ auto drive from Washington sult-water front and inland Gentlemen's countrs and saburban WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO.. 1433 K Phones M. 101510151017 RTON, M. BAY SIDE INN ZETIERTOR, MARYLAND. | Overtpoutax Otistapeaxe ey | farme. iomes t! Great water view. The BREAKERS On the Buardwalk between 2d & 3d sts., Ocean City, N. J. K. A. YOUNC | High. sh Garage. Electric light Oppposite park. Reaxnnable rates Mre. . W. RUDY. CH, MD. HALCYON HALL 1116 Wesley Avenue. Near Beach. Booklet MBS. F. MAXWELL. und_board TCHMORE COTTA( Tike 7 FLANDERS: OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY A new fireproof structure of 232 rooms. each with I Thoroughly modern, beautifully appointed facihities. tion directly on che Boardwalk at El fume. AMERICAN PLAN atory. toilet and bath d has an ideal loc mth Street. All outside rooms. Scla: and closed porches provide 4% feet of ocean and southern Sunken Garden where refreshments will be served from The untain on the Boardwalk. Fine ope: ment with lockers. Golf, tennis, riding, swimmi other eutdoor sporta. ir pool and Bath Depart- yachting, fishing snd 7 J. HOWARD SLOCUM, Pres.-Mgr For seven years Manager “The Greenbrier."” ___WILDWOOD. N. J. NHELDO ,_iwooo 'S FINEST, > i of the Si s dh J i heldon in the way of comfort and accommedation and dis- tinction in surroundings that, after the first visit, Wildwood suggests only one hotel. RATES JULY and AUGUST One Person AMPRICAN PAN Per Week Room with running water - $35.00 up Room with private bath .00 up Two Persons Week Boom with running water -S40 up Room with private bath - - BOLF. DANCING, TENNIS White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. NP M \u | WiLbwoon's BEST MOvERATE | Cap 20, Half block from beach. Am. Dancing. Excellent table our specialts | ning water and private bath Spel | dy. 618 wkiy. &up. Ownership mnat. J. K. i | Soirce Cadmareise maesdeiios e G ner WotelSaVoy Beachfr Private &} Ownership Management of D. J. WOODS = | itternhouse A H Qutride 0. D. PAINTER. Prop. [HOTEL) roome. Tounning -nm‘ cing. Bathiag priv. Am. pl 33 50 nn)n 8p. wk: HEAI—Y’S Ocean End Kentucky Ave. Running water in rooms: private baths. MANHATTAN S0, Carolina Ave. pear Beach: Electricity throughout. Private baths. ~Hotel completely renovated. Conveniently located. American plan, $3.50 up daily, special weekly. European plan, $1.50 up daily, special weekly. RUNNING WATER in EVERY ROOM. Free buthing from rooms. Write for_booklet. Tel. Marine 8106-J. EARHART & EARHART. 'EI.I.SBIIIIO EBNTUCKY AVENUE NEAR BEACK ’.« o n-ny sn I\Vully pacious lobby and Descriptive tolder: 3. BICKAE cm:s'rm INN ‘\rw York Ave. near Beach. Centrally located. | Gonvenient "to churches and all attractions. Rooms with running water and private baths. Electric El to street level. Large, comfortable excha; rooms. Spacious porches. u..-.s.-uAn near Beach | Attaining the Highest Standard of “American Plan Service and Food at Mod: mnuk‘%u i onsl private " Cap. 250 e and lounging find-nto rates. Booklet. MBS. D. KNAUER. Batling from hotel. $3.50 day up. Speclal wkiy. | #AeWILTSHIRE ! Virginia Av., mear Beach. American plan. Booms with Tuaning water and private batbe. BAM _ELLIS, Ow: Ct’eston On Ocean front at Montpelier Ave. Suites 'llh bath; running water all ln-un- elevator; cial July rates, * b REEVES: otel[otain' ST. Charles Pl. & Beach. Fresh and sea Water, bathe; fun. water in rooms; elev. Buper'r table; mod. Tates. Couch at trains. . E. Wagner. Prop. W. R. Layton. Mgr. EDGEWATER So, Carolina, Ave: nesr Beach. Cupacity 250, Modern, American _and European plans. RUNNING WATER IN EVERY ROOM. New Ownership Mgt. GEO. A. CASTEEN. BOTHWELL. Tirglals Ave., frat house from Bosrdwal aad Steel Pier. Every appolntment. Highest stand. ard o cuisine and service. Bookiet. Bpeciai kly J. BOTHWELL. Prop. & ONLY .smul HOTEL. BREAKERS' Itonning water, private bath ug privileges; goli: garage; suto service Kiet. G. K. SINNAMON. owner. J/feBrc al\er-xl‘lotel | Hookle, with map. | 'HOTELDAYTON| e Direciy on cn-um-T’ .‘mdm bay, 90 wiou Washington, | Fishing. boating, bathing; Botme cooking. T. M. HUSSEY Md. River 202 —— OCEAN CITY, MD. Ocean . Front, American Pl T. W. TAYLOR. : i table. rates. au7e Comfortable, homelike sir- roundings and View of ocesn and ronable OCEAN_FRONT J. L. MASSEY & SO ~ COLONIAL HO Ou boardwalk; running water in | Private baths. Hookiat. Ownership. The Hastings Hotel }eve fi‘fi'— e licardwalk. . |ollent rooms and private i CONNER, Mrs. CHA! airy ool e ar Tooking oce | Homelike, _ Rates reasonable. "M 8% RESORTS. PORTLAND, MAIN| roit'runo.‘ MAINE | The Lafayetts IS THE HOTEL Largest and Most Beautiful City European Plan Bookiets VIRGINIA. | CAREY. Owner-Prop. On Boardwalk. Hot and Wflm cold running water. Golf and-tensls. C. M. TIMMONS, ~Phone Atlantic Hotel Yrens June 23 oce front, 2na . present mauagement. Private baths, music, dancing._C_ W. PURNELL, Prop. & M, The Belmont Rusaig water in room. With ocean Cool. delightful rooms. Eates reasonsble. B. HEARN THE “IDYLWILD.” Boardwalk. Best service. DR. E. L. BRIT- TINGHAM, Ownership Management. _ au16* ON HOARDWALA. THE RIDEAU 25, 0 Excellent table. LA FAYETTE JOHNSON. Prop. — PLIMHIMMON Hotel and Cottages. Ocoun frout Orebs w. L DPFR FARK. 3 Deer Park Hotel And Cottages, Deer Park, Md. Now Open. A beautiful mountain resort of the ligh- the erest of the Alleghenies: Temperature rarely ©excellent 18-hole golf arge. Two large fndodr swimming pools. Tennis, 12 saddle horses Washington Riding Academs; famous Yer Davis Orchehtra for concerts and ng: beautiful baliroom; movig pic- Purest spring water from the tamous Deer Park boiling springs. Cuisine equal to best in the country: | splendid accommodations: attractive July | |and season rates, speclal rates to bacheldrs and young men. | For mookiet the Manager, Park, Md. and rates addreas R. L. Polllo, Deer NA VISTA SPRING Buena Vista Spring Hotel Buena Vista Springs, Franklin Co., Pa. Blue Ridge Mountains Altitude, 2,000 Ft. Capacity, 500 Open Jume to November Golf, Tennis, Mountain Climbing. gellent Food and Service, ~Splendid siate Garage. Write for booklet, rates, ste. JOHN J. GIBBONS, Manager Hotel Rennert, Baltimore, Md. homelike atmosphere rinning water in Al Rooklet v Prop. ne uuexcelled: real service - G. TOWERS Springs Hotel Blue Ridge Springs, Virginia In the heart of Ridge Mountains. Hi located. Rates $17.50 to $20.00 Per Week i Geo. W. Tnylor, Mnnuer POTOMHC BEACH 1 ely owned. Moxt delightful salt water cesort on Potomae. The place f Excellent table. Bathl the Blue Beautifully 5, fahin “NORTH HlLL" A coloniai resort near Bluemont on Shes andoah river; valley, mountain and wats ; shaded ground, drive new baths lids or tuberculars taken week. Booklet. Maurice ; o s18 ILI.lAl:B, ~CoL0NIAL BEACH. VA COLONIAL BEACH boat hnvu Morgantown for 3:15 and 7 p.m. ORKNEY SPRING! VA, Orkney Springs Hotel 2300 feet elevation; coo | table the best; golf, temnis, riding, dancing, swimming and all amusements; mineral eprings and baths; reasonable rates. _E. L. COCKRELL. Pres. OCEAN VIEW, V American pi speclaity 146 s a0d vegetables. Ocean View, Va. * {' Private bats; every comfort; moderate The Mountain Paradise KITTATINNY Delaware Water Gap, Pa. The ideal accessible mountain resort hotel for an extended stay or week end tour. Only three hours from Phila., Penn. R. R. 7 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 scene appointed hotel Capaclity, 500, private baths: sleeping ~porches: purest spring water in rooms: elevator. Daily concerts and dances. Wolf Hollow Country Club; good 5-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. also a la carte grill. Exceptional cuisine. Kitta= tinny farms and dairy supply abundant fresh products. Write for booklet, auto maps and special 1923 rates for season, families and tourists. Bell phone 34 Ponles and Playground for children. in this The HOUNT PI.EASAIIT HOUSE at MOUNT POCONO, PA. mfort and Serviee 250 GUESTS. TABLE EXCELS orviului.lhul An o.m.u..m e e 45 Firk WASHINGTON, Ceutrally Tocated, Full_Ocean Vie Runoinz water, good table. moderate rates aufo meets trains free. E.J. SINNAMON, mgr. NEW YORK. The Southerner’s F-vori! NEW YORK HOTEL Forest ibtlls flnn Forest Hilln o New Torkie newatitol subush. © 15 minutes from heart of city GOLF_PRIVILEGES AT NEARBY PRIVATE GOLF OLU. £ trains daily. = Riding. Tennis Motoring, American ' Plan; ~Exquisite wine: Refined Atmosphere: Ac- commodations for 400; Attrac- tive Rates. Request booklet from Geo. J. Bermbach. Mgr. MASSACHUSETTS. The ONE Vacation Yow'lll Never Forget. There’s an influence you cannot resist in the wonderfully mild climate, the fascinating 5-mile Boardwalk, and safe, level bathing beaches, the luperb new 18-hole golf course and the varied sports and amusements. Excellent fishing, boating and sailing in the ocean and adjacent waterways. Tennis, motoring, dancing, theatres, concerts, etc. AND WILDWOOD CREST IS JUST AS DELIGHTFUL. Numerous hospitable hotels and boarding houses. Furnished . mmp,bunpbnad.mmnfnrmx w. and booklet, addrers IGHT SMITH . Wildwood Board of Trade ‘WILDWOOD, N. J. For further information COURTR Becretary. Hotel Tudor Nahant, Mass. est Loeation on the North Shore” Rates the: Most Reasonable on the Mass. Coast Same management as Hotel Logan, Towa Circle, Washington, D, C. WILLIAM CATTO, Proprietor. Canada’s fisest oaeo an MUBKOKA, AT buiaiae roorme, Vistasof forest. lake and la- oo'n‘f oo real snormenttor nnll&b-mn Soue; sall- unknown. m-unt:- world. 7.0, Labe Rossn, Virginis | The Hygeia, [T 'Idlewlnle Cottage .- | countey club and s tinks fous verandas: ex. e Faciiition Wnauspesied.. Write for rate HARPERS WY, W. VA, " HILL TOP HOUSE HARPERS FERRY. W. V¥ Over thirty yea der same. mn-n---t, [with the sam- reputation. On account f Sunday crowds. when conve fent, please phone for Sunday dinpers. T. S. LOVETT. Proprietor. | —LOCKWOOD HOUSE | High Elevation—Large Porticos—Shady Lawns Tennis—Excellent Servico—American Pii ) Beach Vi front, . centra facilities for TTTI " walk to Casino, Targe, airs rooms t cuisine and bat Mrs. A. P. Daniel, Prop. EDUCATIONAL. ‘Geoue Washington University LAW SCHOOL Ce-edueationnl Member of Association of Americas H Law Schools Second Term Summer Session August 2—September 15 7:50—8:40 a.m. 5:10—8:50 p.m be begun or special work taken, address Secrstary of Law School. Telephone Main-6503 i | Classes { Regular course m: H {For information, 1 11435 K Street LANGU Al modern ‘langunges enced native teschers. Classes. _ Prival “uition.. Catalog on reguest Free. Reduced Summer R BERLITZ School of u-n-n- Ph. Fr. 2630 | E. E. FOSTER Studio Drawing, Composition, Coler. 1517 H St. N.W. Hours. Room Si30-—11130 a.m. SPANISH wioener WASHINGTON Profs. from Spain—Conversational Metliod. Itapid Progres: 1817 F at. n.w. M. 5685, QOCONNOR SCHOOL. of EXPRESSION Summer Term. Day and Evening Classes. MILLS BLDG., 17th St. and Pa. Ave. Phones North 8545 and Franklin 3527 Agssistant teacher, public reader, coach, Mrs. Lula J. Choat NATIONAL SCHOOL FINE & APPLIED ART FELIX MAHONY, Director, Main 1760 Conn. Ave. and M “Study Art With a Purpose” Day and Evening Classes Children’s Saturday Class Machine gcnhgool Competent Operators Are in Dem: DAY AND EVENING CLASSES BURROUGHS ADDING MACHINE SCHOOL 724 17th St. N.W. Telephene Main 3760, Wuhmgtona Mountain Resort | i EDUCATIONAL. Contiuued. "fi‘.fifiufi #0@00L — '"i:: so8% ln' n,ed mod:l:("“ COLUNBIA Thomas Open summer; day, night; c ot COLUMBIA School of Drafting Roy C. Clafiin, President 5% Are You Sharing in the Country’s Prosperity? 'DRAFTSMEN are in con- stant demand. The pay is big, the work is interesting. We prepare you during your spare time In"3 to 9 months. Indlvidual Instruction, day or night, throughout year. ENROLL NOW! Call, write or phone for interesting par- ticulars. 14th & T Sts. N.W. Phone North 272 Fight on Black Rust Now Nearing Success Love for beauty often has led man to error. but seldom has the error reached the proportions to which the love for a bush by immigrants in past years has brought the grain growers of the United States The barberry bush, in Europe for hedge and other deco- rative purposes, was brought over Europeans to mark out their boun- dary lines and beautify the surround- ings of their homes here. No objec tion was made, and, on the other hand. the bush found favor among the people of this country and its use spread. It has kept on spreading until it has become prevalent al through the grain belt of the middl: west, and wick it came the greatest for of the grain growers, the black rus which in the past six years has dons an averege annual damage of mor than $45,000,00¢ nited States Banned Bushes. So great became the menace of t black rust that the Department Agriculture took over the proble and after a short study banned al barberry bushes in thirteen states Colorado, ~Illinois. Indlana. To Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, X braska. North Dakota, South Dak Ohlo, Wisconsin and Wyoming. o only are the bushes banned but t department is seeing to it that the are eliminated. More than half of the farms in this territory were visited last vear and every bush discovered was dug up and destroyed. Not only was it re woved. but_ the farm was listed and the exact location of the bush was marked. This year the same spots were visited agaln and any new growth that might have sprung up from portions of root not removes last year was killed. In addition i by the end of the season, which comes the first of October. every remainine farm will have been visited. Thre iiundred men are out hunting the bi { berry and spelling its doom ! Weather Alds Fight The weather man has be this vear and has aided for the black rust to grow wants lots of raln followed b hot days and nigh! muggy, when the dampness rises like a mist ‘and lies around the leaves ana stems of the plants on which the rust has found a footing. The war on the rust has been hard | fought and beset with many obstacles { The wind and the birds have been allies. They have conspired to defe | the efforts “of the grain growers t | provide the daily loaf of bread we buy. And even now. with success sight as far as the northern paj the grafn belt is concerned. the { looms the possibility of a stil) great. fight and more scemingly hopeless ! ""The rust of the north has a rather long cyele which must be traveled It grows on the burberry first off and then the spores are carried b: o growing grains and grasses. They lodge in the breathins | Pores of the grain. and then spread ifke a plant all through the stalk The growth is parasitic in nature and saps the strength of the grain. pre- venting the development of 't precious kernels of wheat, rve. oal< and barley. Survive Intense Cold ‘Then. as cold weather comes on. tl summer spores are killed off. but i1 their place there remain the winter type which are able to survive in tense cold. But when springtim. comes they cannot grow unless t wind carries them back to the ba berry bush. With the barberry prev- alent, this journey back to comimenc, a new cvcle is easily accomplished That is the whyfor of the eliminatic of the barberry The spread of the barberry by extension is slow and its cdftro would be easy were it not for. th: birds. The bush bears a yellow flower in the spring which turns fr the fall into a red berry, much re ished by birds. The birds fill their crops with the berries, and. returning to their nests and immediate environs, regurgitate and spit out the seeds. The seeds germinate and a nev bush is started The ablility of the growth to sur- vive digging up if any root is lefr ! has led to an attempt to poison the plants, and a certain degree of cess has been accomplisned by (hi method. The eradication of the bush seems sure but that leaves the prob- lem off a new fight to be considercd and the extent of the problem re- mains to be seen when the barberrvs has been removed. Harder Fight in South. i In the southern sectio the ‘cy&le 14-( the life of the rust is much shofer., In fact, it is not a cycle but & pr {gression. The winter temperatures are not sufficient to kill the summrer | spores and. therefore, the barberrs is not needed \v prolong the rust, the spores simpiy traveling from plant to plant of the grain and grass. The question is how far the spores can travel on the wind. It is thought and hoped that twent: is about the limit, which woul of course, make the infection of flel farther north of little consequence How far this hope will be carried out however, must be left to the mnex: few vears. Experiments with an alr- plane have shown that the spore max be found 10,000 feet in the air. and & strong wind there might carry them great distances. Seek Sturdfer Grains. Experiments being_carried on un- der direction of Dr. H. B, Humphrey. plant pathologist in charge of the bureau of cereal investigations, seek another means of eliminating the trouble. By breeding and ocross- breeding of various types of wheat and other grains strains that are resiatant to the rust are sought and a certain amount of success has been obtained. Some have been developed that have eliminated rust. but with the elimination have come undesir- able qualities for milling purposes and the study still must be carried on Some {dea of the total of the dam- age may be conveyed by the follow- ing figures covering the losses in the past six years from the rust: Wheat 143,664,440 bushels: oats. 93,092,000 bushels; barley, 26,152,000 bushels. and rye, 2,072,000 bushels. This rep- resents a total 108s of approximately $264,870,440 for the six vears. North Dakota was the greatest sufferer. with a total of $92.718,000. and Colo- rado the least, with $586,080. Swell Ending. From the Associated Newspapers. Crawford—Hear you been in court How did_your breach of promise suit turn out? Crabshaw—Very fine. The girl su- ing me married my lawver. in common us in