Evening Star Newspaper, August 2, 1925, Page 84

RE RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY. N. 3. LIFANLINESS—SERVICE—COURTESY. v Beach. Amoerican KENTUCKY AVE. NEAR BEACH & water in Batniog HOTEL TREX_LER Carolina Fifteenth mericanply s 10 BE oM THE AVOCA " ASBURY PARK. N. 4 L NEW JERSEY The Resort City Beautiful Where Seashore and Country Meet Every Recreation and Delight Excellent Hotels— Large and Small NO MOSQUITOES MU\N\\ NORTH ASBURY PARK, N.J. Pride of the North Jersey Coast DIRECTLY ON THE OCEAN / A modern, delightful Boardwalk /W - 1, accommodating 500 par !wNEWMVNTEREYzi OCEAN CITY. N3 8ch and Ocean. Large verandas. Ocean view. Running water. Private baths. Elevator to street. Unexcelled cuisine. ELMER S SCHANT? Mgz frF’LEEITWOOD OceanCity, N.J. Modern-Excellent Cuisine Exclusive Atmosphere--Booklet | _Overlooking Oces _J TN OCEAN ¢ ()CEANIC an plan Runnmg Water ln All Rooms Pri- SINNAMON OWNED HOTELS BREAKERS o ‘A HOTEL YOU'LL RFECOMMEND ARLI NGTON Bookier * bath ho i m,m»e BEST MODERATE RATE un-m. Svatram mnet. 3. .71'0{31 Sa' Voy Hotel "ou® DEER PARK ~ MARYLAND AMERICA'S FINEST MOUNTAIN RESORT OCEAN CITY. WD, COLONIAL HOTEL tes m; ment. Roard- | walk. Running um. | AM The Dennis & unning wate: ““THE ATLANTIC Musie. water and MRS. CHA fortanle private m i h(\\;nv ukrd Hot and col 'r»m‘ rragonable hi Ocean_front. 200 _room BREAKERS 3 2002 Baths. C. H_Timmons, Prop. RURAL HOME Delightul ¢ from the Dis Dancing. Mo Phone Went & A" bus.Lincoln -ON-THE-BAY. Spend a Day. You'll Hate to Go Asway. A beautiful and healthful resort on !\xrlwm» Chesapeake Bay. near Shady de: 20 acres of playsrounds. whady X ‘spacious hou: feet of ~ “IDLEWIL NEW HELTAND Al HOTEL 'HENLOPE “‘,';‘.,.,',.';’.‘,‘1'; SORTS., | MARYILAND N and abour the cool stretches of famous Chesapeake Bay- is O everything for an interesting and thoroughly satisfying summer vacation. Fishing, sailing, canoeing, bathing, tennis, shooting and open ')l air dancing—and hotel life with the added features of seashore and [f} counay. Splendid concrete roads lead to Beterton from every section. For rates and information, address any of the following HOTELS and COTTAGES Capacity The Wiltshire 75 Grow's Hotel 60 o's Cottnga 60 Southern Hotel 60 Westminster Inn 50 80 | The Maryland 40 | ‘ihndy Lawn Eriomon Line Steamers leave Raltimore (standard Eihe) Night stenmers T Dy, steamers-Moniay. Wednesdny: Friday, § Tolchenter Co. ateamers connect with Betterton - papers for acheduic lotorsts take Tolchester Co. Ferry from Bal Capacity Capacity | ‘Atlantic Ho The Maples Sponsored by — BETTERTON BOARD OF nn - '~ KENILWORTH INN ASHEVILLE, N. C. The coolest hotel in the Land of the Sky; having & free sweep of air on all sides and surrounded by a wooded park for the kiddies | to play in, with playground equipment. Within easy access of all amusements—excellent motor roads everywhere. Every room an outside room with private or connecting bath. Family nzen,;:mquy rooms with bath, §7 per day up—per person. Amer- ican n. A real treat awaits you here. Fulchers famous Victor Rec- ord Dance Orchestra plays five nights each week in Asheville every Wednesday night at Kenilworth Inn. Apply Roscoe A. Marvel, Vice President, Asheville, N. C. BRADDOCK HEIGHTS, MD. | Kolb Cottage | Home Cooking, ~Keas | es. L B_Koln, COLONIAL ~BEACH, V COLONIAL BEACH HOTEL On_the Potomac, 65 miles {rom Washing- ¢ I hing from hotel, fishing, Bt 's16 "% Weeils: al rates families. Booklet With Johina, Tues. Thura WAy, Clean, safe Fare only S1 of food. Same management. | N LACRISTONE cis & Mgr. : | Mt Elhott Sprmgs Hotel INTHE ALPS cF mzmu' Mt Elho!t, Va. | rates. 8 Sun. fl’lél BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAI ta 5pnng~ Franklin Co.,Pa. v modern hotel with excel- lent table ervice. 100 private y 500. Altitude OCEAN ) VAllantic Hotel. Open June 12 to October 1 Bathiug: gil contenienoes. On ocean front MK “ F. AY JOHN J. GIBBONS, Manager. nurrna _FERRI. HILL TOP HOUSE 35th Year—Now Open— | ( Excellent “meals: bright room: Lovett. proo. THE LOCKWOOD __MES. A. P. DANIE | | PEN MAK, PA. ! T. PEN MAR INN : Pen-Mar Park, Maryland Manager. OWEI oprietor. Beauti ted: homelike: cuisine un. fied Runping. water i rooms. . Booklet. DELAWARE WATER GAP. PA. Attractive Rates for Aug. & Sept THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢ g AUGUST 1925—-PART 6. STEAMSHIPS STEAMSHIPS. STEAMSHIPS. UNI‘I‘ED AMERIXNCE)AN LINES 35-39 Broadw: or local stea N. ip and tourist agents TdealSummerYaeations A 8-DayTours$90 Including ALL EXPENSES for Steamer, Hotel and Side Trips 9.12and15 Day Tours at Proportionately Higher Rates Bermuda is Cool in Summer—Average Summer Temperature 77° Sailings Twice Weekly Throughout Summer Season Via Palatial, Twin-Screw Steame: _“FORT VICTORIA” & “FORT ST.GEORGE” St. George Hotel, Bermuda's Finest Summer Hotel— Unique Location, Unexcelled Culsine and Servize—Magnificent tiled iwimming pool and surfl bathing. Surprisingly Low Rates. ) An Innovation—Bermuda Summer GOLF o ests will mow enjoy GOLF privileges on it Mid-Ocean Club 18-Hole Course. For Illustrated Booklet Write X FURNESS BERMUDA LINE 34 Whitehall St., N.Y. Or Aay Local Tourist Agent FLORIDA BY SEA Now is an ideal time for a vacation voyage down the coast to Jacksonville ar nn the coast to Boston Summer round trip Popular all-expense Bal mers 4 week from Send for timore Booklet! Steamers sail from Pier 3, E. uesdays and Fridays MERCHANTS &“MINERS TRANSPORTATION CO. 1338 H St. N.W.. Washington, D. C. Telephone Main 4612 m Pratt St., Baltimore BOSTON BY SEA. THE MOUNTAIN PARADISE = ideal mccessivle mountain rv-nrl huml xtended High, cool location Fir a ted iests o cor for booklet, auto maps, nd APAN awaits—temples and palaces, flowers, and music- haunted gardens—a wonder- land of endless allurement for travelers. ASTI.E lN The Fireproof Hotel of Delaware Water Gap. Pa. haths, Fresh’ broducts from ( Journey to the Sunrise King- T hos Chimpionstip Coures. | dom on a modern Government “Hians Anders Leafsreen | escelofthe AmericanOriental Mail Line (sailingseverytwelve days from Seattle via Victeria, B.C.), over the Short Route to Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai, Hong Korg, Manila. S. 8. President Jefferson S. S. President Grant S. S. President Madison S. S. President Jackson S. S. President McKinley Thesegreat Government ships make the fastest time between the United States and the Orient,offeringexceptionalser- vice—all outside rooms, most rooms with private bath, real beds instead of berths, excel- lentcuisine,everyconvenience. For full information, see your local ticket agent or write American Oriental Mail Line 101 Bourse Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa. Admiral Oriental Line Managing Operators for U. S. SHIPPING BOARD 1 ___ VIRGINTA. PANORAMA Hotel—Cottages On Top of the Blue Ridge Washington's Nearest Mountain Resort About 3 hours’ drive over Lee Highway. In the Center of the Proposed Shenandoah National Park vd -Endless Caverns to spend a va end, where the ool 4nd refresh auties of nature Near Luray cation or W air Is always ing, unsurpassed Individual and origl tic bridal Panorama Luray, Va. ORKNEY SPRINGS HOTELS Orkney Springs, Va. Washington’s Nearest, Large, Moderate Price Mountain Hotel s LARGEST AND FASTEST SHIPS TO o ool [ Ewimming, tennis. dancing, Ruding. bowling, movies, ete. Capacity 500 Get our booklet. E. L. Cockrell, «Pres. Battlefield House %, =% S torical old home. mile from New Market the ‘Shenandoah " V Endicss Cav: s Khady cool Fresh vexetables. chicken Yoid Virkinia water and lights: week 4 Wweek enc 20 RAIL Round Trip ‘335 VIAHAVANA 8 PANAMA CANAL From home town (on main line points) and. back in either direction: i Includes First Class accommodations, meals and berth on steamer, and railroad ticket actoss Continent over choice of routes with authorized stop-overs. Correspondingly lower rates in 2nd, Inter- mediate and 3rd Cabins. Round Trip by Water, Ist Class, $425 Rates effective to Oct. 3lst. PANAMA PACIFIC LINE International Mercantile Marine Company NORTH HILL ar Bluemont. Boats, . swimming, lectricity, bath. sewerage: no chil. or $15 and $18 THE WAVERLEY T room _on outeide. {acing the R ek BUREAU. Side, Md. Pm-' SUN CHARLES e WINTERS. "Shady VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. 'y, 3 JUcks, 1208 F st X, Wonk: Private bath, every smxurt. moderate oF rallroad agen rates, Booklet on reai See the Far East OUTH Fmows\/~FLEET Vessels of 21,000 tons displacement 1 evers comfort and o ¢ mport & Holt Line i “the Bet Way™ to So \lh Congress Building, Buenos Aires L —from a traveler’s sketch book SWIFT,delightful voyage on aluxuriousGovern- ment ship — then Spring- time midst the wonders of South America! Rio de Janeiro and her magnifi- cent harbor, bustling San- | tos, lovely Montevideo,gay | Buenos Aires—the Parisof | the West, with her brilliant social life,opera,and sports. Here’s a glorious holiday off the beaten track—voy- aging in fast, luxurious Government ships provid- ing every home comfort— outside rooms, real beds, excellent cuisine, all amuse- ments. 8. 8. American §$:8 P v 8. S. Southern Croes 8. 8. Western World Sailings alternate Saturdays from New York. For full details, see your local agent or write at Santos. ire Sept. 6 | Vestris Aug. Tours _round runged | via West Coant, . Aoy R, 8. N South America ar- East Cosst, returning or vice versa, $585 and d Hicks. D P ., ‘or your local LAMPORT & Holr “The Better Way”™ MNE 1208 F agent. GUIDANCE Your cruise-ship lands. Off you rush —eager to see and do. Now enters guidance. Canadian Pacific resident agents have perfected arrangements. Canadian Pacific connections have secured special privileges. A Canadian Pacific cruise staff shows you about.... ‘That is what it means to go with the world's greatest travel system....From New York, Dec. 3. Thru 20 coun- Managing Operators Munson Steamship Line r Bldg., Baltimore, M \-——-———f tries. EMPRESS OF SCOTLAND The great 25,000-ton cruise favorite from_your CRUISE CALIFORNIA and the Coast that offers 2 Days at the PANAMA CANAL 8 Shore Visits in CENTRAL poina,sedback, in ”35 TRIP cither direction. ROUND TRIP One Way Water — One Way Rail Foom goar bome oo, 08 mein fine ‘The famous “Santa”steamers offer finest service to Peru and Chile via Panama Canal. Outside rooms, first cabin only. Unexcelled cuisine and gervice. Fortaightly sallings rom New York. Special rate ‘Round South ica Tours. §.8. Santa Luisa, Au S5 Santn Tereos, Aug. 20 SN Santa Ana, Sep S8, Santa Elisa, Sept. 17 GRACE LINE isco returning by rail. One way water $250. Tickes and information from any Seeamship. Tourist, Railroad Agent er PANAMA [ for MAIL- T S. 5. CO. 10 Hanover Sq. NEW YORK HManover 8q.,N.Y.C. fi | Brilliant night life. Havana is cooled by | accommodations at hotel. STEAMSHIPS. NORTHERN CRUISE 12 DAYS pyiidies *1205 EXPENSES TO Halifax Nova Scotia AND ! e St. John’s Newfoundland !"“ SPEND YOUR VACATION < DELIGHTRUL & HEALTHECL Thie || SB ca | S. SILVIA and § ‘0 hotel bills, changes or transfers (you i on the ship). 'Set aports and dancing Sailings from New York every Saturday No passports needed. gal Tt sW Ea For full particulars apply o BOWRING & CO., 17 Battery Place, N. Y. VACATION TRIPS BY WATER NORFOLK OCEAN VIEW VIRGINIA BEACH NEW YORK BOSTON New England Resorts MODERN PALACE, RTEAME “District of Columbia I“Nnrkhland"l )i . | fu bu bu: wi Information and Literature at CITY TICKET OFFICE Woodward Building. 331 _15th St N.W. NORFOLK & WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO. of ca an Fr D meals th nez up in the top floor be VACATIONS en broken thi | big week begins tomorrow. | gram for this week will be entirely The | Washington, formally dedic strel shows, and other form tertainment, pleasure of the o ington Mill ter the { This camp offers scouts who have been mer BOY SCOUTS ttendance at Camp hington Boy Scout Cliffs, have ear with a total of ore than 900 Scouts in attendance | ring the seven-week season. The The pro records for t, the V Calvert Wilson last week: Tomkins, 42; Pitt: Fuller, $3; Anderson, Brogham, 109; Beat Borger, 9 . Arminger, 3. 100; Cotton, Brash, anged. Trips on the camp Il be made to the Baltimore Scout mp on the Severn River and An polis, as an overnight trip s Island. On Thursday £ a series of seven base bail mes with: Plum Point will be played. | he Scouts expect to make it a ciean eep, having won all six previous mes: aunch N Lumrd Finnigan, 93; Finch, Hayden H 109; Hunter, 1 Mclnerney, 99; William 64 109 Jlisworth, Griffith, 42; 35; man, ; Hilq, R. Lane, Gordon, 64; LaVarre, Kolb, 52; Kengla, Patchett, 6 100; Preller, 142; Osborn, Markh: American Business Club of which gave the ne Ar to erect a recre mp, yesterday afternoon ted the building. This which is a 40x60 pavilion stone one end 99; Leehl, Montross 100 nds 1 ilding at ¢ Miller, 36; 36 Morris, 42; McC McGinle ilding, th 2 reading room e held plays, mock trials, min- of en which #dd greatly to the mpers. This build need In the of ser ands of scouts who will np during the next few p Woodrow Wilson, the Boy Scout Camp at Smith, ullf 100; Tyndale, 70; drehle,” 99 Wallacy 96; n, Thu Bateman, Vernon, 99; ) D. De Rosa , 44; Gough, 44 aul Pinney, 11 Harold Jones : John Boyd, 43 vend Rasmussen Ely, 2 B. Postlethwaite, Burnt | 25; Calvert Hines, Md., is becoming more popu Robert Gordon, 64 h week as the season ad 3 and promises a much enrollment during _ August, close of Camp Roosevelt an opportunity for attending $um school to have a week or more camping. A shower bath has been at_the camp thre the Deputy Comm spending his third se: D Paul Bartsch an of the mp committee, wttended the camn d conducted a court of reviews on v evening. couts who have been boarding at camp mess hall are loud in their es of the well cooked, appetizing which are being provided by e camp cook. A very attractive,|y at, clean mess hall has been fitted [ drawn 1 of the mill, and has | nearly 12,000 feet above throughout arents | as far as I the camp are en-|troop is the the provision made for and the nominal sevelt on his ex r\wh.wn 3 s recently sur prised to find ut troop drawn up for his ins 1pon his arrf in the little n of l-—h 12,000 v We: abont = * trip, horse the nearest town of about rprise Scout _troop to this the 1000 people. - What wa to find a Boy en screened . I gave the troop the bes American Scouts a s attended Camp DEAL summer tours on splens did ocean liners, six days at sea, four days in a gay and fas- cinating foreign capital. Each day crammed full of interest, relaxation and enjoyment. $140 and up 10 Days All Expenses Included In Havana, free sightseeing motor tours through fascinating sights and scenes. Historic Shrines. Boulevards andbeautiful Public Buildings. Strange tropic vegetation. All outdoor sports. constant trade winds and ocean cur- rents. Evenings uniformly comfortable. Also 17-Day Tours $200 including Round Trip Fare to Mexico City $185 For full information address New York & Cuba Mail Steamship Company Foot of Wall Strcet, New York WARD LINE —— ZSN A Your Steamship /1 '\Problem Solved Bring us your problem re- garding passage to Europe. In our vast organization of 106 ships ofevery type your exact requirements will be met, whether for a luxuri- ous suite on the world's largest steamer Maiestic or economical passage in the ™ New, Tourist 3rd Cabin, WHITE STAR LINE TransPoxT Ling-RED STAR LiNg mavionas MencaxTiia Mamiws ‘ashington Office, 1208 F. St., N. R. M. Hicks, Manager ateopa: | ter: Private ( Excellent Autos carried. bath and shower extra. meals and service. NEXT SAILINGS: From Bait Pratt Street August 3. Pier 30, Sc. Whary August 10 | Write for folder IAI.TIIOII s' s. c°. mou mm St. Franklin Pier 5. 13 From Phila.. rage Hotschold Goods. 500 Rooma. - ‘f,o and Distarice Movs & 'SHIPPERS. ork. Free Estims! | The Cunard standard; world | the foremost, most experi- | complete chain of permanent Summer Sometin caravans come days were colonel's letter Col. Roosevelt i the executive board evelt base ball tea: tinction of ed this vea ding wit E ms 100 per cent Sailing Eastward from New York Jan. 14,1926 interest and excitement the first n seven Ame the sce A world panorama begin- . ing with MADEIRA; then the FRENCH RIVIERA, NAPLES and ATHENS; CAIRO, at the heightof its social life; INDIA, CEYLON SUMATRA and JAVA at their best; THE PHILIPPINES; CHINA—South and North—with PEKING at the most attractive season; JAPAN, when the cherry blossoms are in bloom; HONOLULU, KILAUEA, THE PANAMA CANAL, etc. 30,000 Miles — 131 Days scored p Roosev nan_sin rd. Next the bases in the thr and hav friena: 01d Coffee Mill Passes. the Toveka Capital old coffee mill which served as and disturbed the slum ile the coffee was being gr The Ship: The Franconia, akfast, h Very few planned, built and equipped f any, are being v grocers especially for world cruises; doubt if they are even manu already proven pre-eminent in this particular field. s seen its day. d, factured It is seldom whole coffee is taken from the store, but »ought in- bulk is ground while the patron waits. Co! fee put up in cans and packages ground already, but every groc store has a miil for grinding the bulk coffee. Although much coffee is put up in cans and sealed | the de- mand for bulk coffee is still good, gro Cuisine and Service: renowned and unsurpassable. S Management: Cook’s; ve more coffee is beir A pound of coffes pound of coffee, they hasers “shop” in the buy ing of coffee and the general tendency is to demand a high grade. Farmers are just as particular as the city trade, they say. but whether bought in bulic package, the coffee Is ground be fore leaving the store, which indicates the old coffee mill has gone the route of the dodo. enced of all travel organiza- tions; the only one with a s not simj . but pu offices around the world. or Value: Ripe experience, continuous and meticulous care— providing more than mere dollars can buy — make this cruise stand out “unique” in travel value. Lien on Fat. From the Younsstown Telegram Grinne—What is Beanbrough do now? Barret—Living land “He didn’t look so psosperous when T saw him yesterday.” fe isn't particularly prosperous “But you say he is living on the fat of, the land.” “Yes. He is agent for an obesity cure.” Fares are fally inclusive el and cover all shore excursions o the fat of the —e A new element called hafnium vered by Danish +_be used in radio tubes re e XPRESS SHIPPING GIGEYESTNW. MAIN2010 LONG DISTANCE MOVERS H’S Fi a: pn o o = TOR CRATE AND PACKBYEXPERTS 1313 YOU STREET, N.W. PHONE NORTH 3343 MOVING KRIEGS PACKING Without W "OVE sponsible 8o Fooms, okers for Florids Avenue. MOVING AND STORING NTRAL s'mnnn ANI) TRANSFER oo, 1r roof Warhingion our Best A\ ROUND THE WORLD CLARK’S 6th CRUISE, JAN. 20, 1926—128 Days, $1250 to $3000 By specially chartered sumptuous new Cunard oil-burner “LACONIA, 20,000 tons ; personally managed by Mr. Clark. A floating palace for the trip, 25 days in Japan and China, Peking included. Manila, Java, India; Ceylon, 3 days in Cairo, Jerusalem, Athens, anles,silonm ‘Carlo, Cherbourg. Europe stop-over. CLARK’S 22nd CRUISE, January 30, 1926 =MEDITERRANEAN By specially chartered brand-new Cunard oil-burmer ‘“TRANSYL- VA&IF“ 17,000 tons; 62 Days Cruise. $600 to $1,700 (without bath); 15 days in Egypt and_Palestine ; Lisbon (Madrid) ‘I‘un\a, Spain, Italy, Greece, Constantinople, etec. Swpover in Europe. SOUTH AMERICA::: CLARK'S CRUISE, February 4, 1926 By specially chartered brand-new Cunard oil-burner ‘‘CALEDONIA, ,000 toi go days, $550 to $1250. St. Thomas, Martinique, Barbados, Monwndeo Buenos Aires, Santos, Riode Janeiro, Para, Havana, Nn.unu. June 30, 1926 Cruise to Norway and Western Mediterranean; 53 d; $550 to !1300 by specially chartered new Cunarder “LANCASTRIA Frank C. Clark Times Building New York Originator of Round the World Cruises. Established over 30 years. nfln !TEA“R P \\D 'l'(fl nlq'l' AGESNC‘ . H St VAN WICKLE TOURIST AGENCY. 800 18(h St N.W.