Evening Star Newspaper, August 16, 1925, Page 88

RESORTS. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, AUGUST 16, 1925—PART 6. STEAMSHIPS. ATLANT] ORTS. > CITY NEW JERSEY The Resort City Beautiful Where Seashore and Country Meet IDEAL IN SEPTEMBER Every Sport at its Best le Hotel Accommox For information. wn ASBURY PARK HOTEL ASSOCIATION or MUNICIPAL INFGRMATION BUREAU B PR snoril-:HAu | £egee {0 Bench and Sicel n impro mun‘ "t y Proo | | ELROSE HALL HOTEL BQLDW(N CAN PL 1 BEKLY BEACH HAVEN. N ma t K20.00 s oot Run- | L\\Note -he Tatmosehere | 1‘ Sxhe e <d i‘larlon y AI( ust oF Boardwalk LANTIE CITY. N. u. To become mcquninted w Large verandas. Ocean ate baths. Elevator to s Lo OceanCity, N.J. Modern-Excellent Cuisine Exclusive Atmosphere--Booklet Overlooki .La_c B athing I3 vhll-rl‘ and-bhowers |} oy vacation | weekly AI.B!;'MARLE AND ANNEX uear Beach and Steel Pler ous Private In the Mountains of Vlrglnla Virginia Ave. s Center fo torists. R SN AR are koo OSBORNE. 3 Pacisc Avenues jons; modern in every H RUNNING WATER IN ALL KOOMS Suites with bath, cool porches, v BATHING FROM 10 ; usic, danc.; cap. 300; bkle. W oc] | Wiater Hotel - Allison. e | [ H"RQ HOTE' and suides d Nationa Valley fur Parl; Tennessee Ave. & Beach ! o Location) Baihing Privilese PANORAMA | Hotel—Cottages On Top of the Blue Ridge Washington's Nearest Mountain Kesort About 3 hours’ drive over Lee || Highway In the Center of the Proposed Shenandoah National Park Near Luray and Endless Caverns 1 ideal place to spend a va n or week end, where the always cool and refresh . and the beauties of nature unsurpassed. Individual 1 \ EC KX 'll' 1" Weekly Rates .0‘\"“".:.‘"‘;.",:’.‘.‘.“‘ > b “pecial Party B Fiva 3. hing, Prop \\m—E \i\r \m\_\crur\T | cotta; For literature write Panorama Luray, Va. ORKNEY SPRINGS HOTELS Orknes' Springs, Va. Washington’s Nearest, Large, Moderate Price Mountain Hotel RUNNING American plen 88 60 1o dafly erty conked food. Fatbing AUSTINE BISCAYN E rat; _Owner AT AL ROOMS Seecta Golf. swimm Riding. bowling ble. baths tennis, dancing, free movies, ete. Capacity 500 E. L. Cockrell Get our booklet Pres I Booklet. T KING““ fON 1 can av. first hotel from beach. ov Took- | entral, ele l Near Bluemont. lectricity, bath T. B.'s taken et HILLIFD HOUSE PMacsachussells Avenue e nearBeack ~_ : ‘*“‘A-C»& E'B'M‘CLELLAN HEALY'S | 4 bea - - | THE WAVERLEY | i VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. bath, Do of ahowen e e A o . 2 15y iy & FEALT, D GEW ATER R e e e Courtesy —(‘Ir.{nllluv'w-Hnsnlf:llliy BR INSLE Y Mt Elhott Sprmgs Hotel ROOMS™ ONLY . Mt. Elllofl, VB. with Hnlnl Cnmtcrls ’ Hi NEW H et hah KENTUCKY AVE. 0. Sramaing posi .| COLONIAL BEACH HOTELI ac, 6 50, Hot & cold running water o | . National c lights Wmé | | | ;| th m ur | Sun. 9 3 Fare only $1.00. FR. Owner & Aegr Run. water. TO BE THE AVOCA o pians: | TH Moderate | Beach ITH. | week Send for menu MARION. | WILDWOOD, N o R | [OTEL HILL TOP HOUSE hg:‘?u;.'.;n L P "THE LOCKWOOD MRS. A. P. DANIEL. Prop. for two. F pen— rooms. T. & ire. Rusning waicr. Privaie be e 34,50 0p daly L2 isun vanson. Ownersbip ma, SEACREST 200. Rupning water. Pri. baths. tes. J. W_Whittingham, Prop, flatcl&'amy yeachfront. Open surroundings. Private nning wate American plaa. VE Gersier. HEN 2 Sear for e, season Mrs. M. L. THOMPSON. The M. Vernon * 5, Beautifu excelled. Ru 180 g TOWERS, Maryland. Booklet” on_Request JOHN J. GIBBONS, Jr., Manager. [BREAKE R RESORTS. _ BETTERTON. MD. N and about the cool stretches of famous Chesapeake Bay is everything for an interesting and thoroughly satisfying summer vacation. Fishing, sailing, canoeing, bathing, tennis, shooting and of air dancing—and hotel life with the added features of seihure m country. Splendid concrete roads lead to Betterton from every section. For rates and information. address any of the he following He COTTAGES OTELS ar Capacity Hotel Chesapeake 17: Hotel Rigbie Hotel Betterton Bayside Inn The Ferncliffe | The Wilta 80 | Caps | Grew’s Hotel I’rwo ® Coltnge uthern Hotel 100 | w"vm.n.urlnn The Maryland Shady Lawn Fricson, Line Steamers leave Baltimore (standard see pagers for sehedul 2 with Betterton fotorists take Tolcheater Co, Perry from Baitimors. Sponsored by $12 to %."Prov. Phone D COTTAGE T 2 pe Mrs DEER PARK ~ MARYLAND AMERICA’S FINEST MOUNTAIN RESORT Highest and cooleat location 18-hole i Two indoor swimming pools. ing every evening. Dane- 5. DUNCAN. Pron HUGH 3R _| PANAMA PACIFICLINE i Ty, COLONIAL HOTEL walk: strict 10 ¥ mode Owne I The Del-Mar " Coal, cold water in evers Toon MRS —ON mumw.u.l sate Baths. | THE HASTINGS HOTEL | walk. Running water and private MRS. CHA: T “IDLEWILDE-ON THE BAY.” bpend Day. You'll Hate to (m 4u.arv TI{E MOUNTAJN PARADISE itta DELAWARE VATEIEAPIIy ountain resort hotel The ideal accessibls £ week-end_tour. oles, 8400 wonder{ul or booklet. > maps, ,‘m: for families and “J6irs PURDY COPE 'rm Fireproof Holel o Delaware Water Gap. Pa. Cap. 400. Private baths, Fresh | tablen. pouliry. all dairs products' from Cas ie Tnn Dancing. Booklet BU Earnis. Tennis. Golf-18-hole_Cha: Hans Anders A_VISTA SPRINGS, *IN THE ALPS OF AMERICA” G Saddle horses, jonship Course fereon PA. Buenalistg .Léw.xg,.f?;feé Buena Vista Springs, Franklin Co.,Pa. A strictly modern hotel with excel- lent table and service. 100 private baths; capacity Altitude 2,000 feet. Splendid roads, golf, tennis, ete. Open June 12 to October 1 JOHN J. GIBBONS, Manager. VACATION TRIPS BY WATER NORFOLK OCEAN VIEW VIRGINIA BEACH NEW YORK BOSTON New_ England Ruor MOD i “District of Cohnnbu “Northland” Information and Literature at CITY TICKET OFFICE Woodward Building. 331 {5th St. N.W. NORFOLK & WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO. /4 Your Steamship ./, Problem Solved largest steamer Majestic or economical passage in the L New, Tousist 3cd Cabin, S LINE WHITE 'I'AE";.. Ling Bring us your problem re- garding passage to Europe. In our vast organization of 106ships ofevery type your exact requirements will be met, whether for a luxuri- ous suite on the world’ BETTERTON BOARD OF u Round Trip ‘335 VIAHAVANA & PANAMA CANAL From home town (on main line points) and back in either direction. Includes First Class accommodations, meals and berth on steamer, and railroad ‘ticket acgoss Continent over choice of routes with authorized stop-overs. Correspondingly lower rates in 2nd, Inter- mediate and 3rd Cabis Round Trip by Water, 1st Class, $425 Rates effective to Oct. 3lst. Mercantile Marine Company 1208 F St. N.W.. Wasl v wuthorized ‘steam: railroud : ROUND TRIR $75.21 from BALTIMORE $80.67 trom Jdalishtfal daye laternatios Hicl Ino B Lioyd's high- meals and service. NEXT SAILING From Balt.. Pier 5. Pratt S| August 24, Pier 30 Sn. Wha sust 20, 31, Sept. Write £ . From Phila A folder offer finest service to Peru and Chile via Panama Canal. Outside rooms, first cabin only. Unexcelled cuisis - Santa Teresa.. . Santa A By the New ¥, S.S.STUTTGART, August 22 Other sailings to Bremen direct by the Superb One-class-cabin Ships S. S. Sierra Ventana Aug. 25 S. S. Bremen (via Cobh)..Sept. 1 Maintaining today in the past 68 s, the World's andard of Cuisine and Service, Apply 32 Broadway, New York, or Your Local S. S. Agent NORTH GERMAN as For cruises,nothing canequal one management, ship and shore. No gaps in arrange- ments or attention. No con- flictsin authority, or interest. Result, you see more, do ‘more, under pleasantest au- spices....This cruise has one management, by the world's greatest travel system.... From New York, Dec. 3. Back to New York, April 10. EMPRESS OF SCOTLAND Tive 25,000 ton cruise favorite Literature. which explains every- Personal service, it desired. Ants’ Civilization Superior. R. Cleveland. a magazi hat the ants e pe ation superior to that | They have solved the prot food supply and the division « | 1abor, he points out, | proached by man. Ants, especially | hlu white ants, ae found in all places where man is able to live writer, | 'OCEAN TRIP VACATIONS EAL summer tours on splen- did ocean liners, six days at sea, four days in a gay and fas- cinating forcign capital. Each | day crammed full of interest, | relaxation and enjoyment. | 10 Days siflo All Expenses In Havana, free sightseeing motor Included tours through fascinating sights and scenes. Historic Shrines. Boulevards | andbeautiful Public Buildings. Strange | tropic vegetation. All outdoor sports. Brilliant night life. Havana is cooled by constant trade winds and ocean cur- rents. Evenings uniformly comfortable. Also 17-Day Tours $200 including sccommodations at hotel. i | Round | S0K0. me lextray.” "R Ville, Fla. 4 Hacs S pRRRSRA o hit SR1.34 Ideal sea tripe at cost! Now time. (o see Peattitol” NER ENGEAND wonderful FLORIDA at minimum expenee. Four eailings a week from Baltimore. J 7\”\\\“! steamers stop at Savannab iiaetated booliel! dito folder describing EXPEN R Merchnnh And Miners Trans. C 1338 W St _Mas NORTHERN CRUlSE IDEAL MONTHS SEPTEMBER—OCTOBER 12 DAYS pypiicns 112040 EXPENSES Halifax Round Trip Fare to TO AND Mexico City $185 Po: full information address New York & Cuba Mail Steamship Company Nova Scotia St. John’s Newfoundland SPEND _YOUR__VACATION S| OREIGN AMERICA. NOVE DELIGHTFUL & HEALTHFUL TKip RED CROSS LINE S. 8. SILVIA and S. S. ROSALIND No hotel bills, changes or transfers (you iive on the ship). Sea sports and dancing Sailings from New York every Saturday. No passports needed. For full particulars apply to BOWRING & CO., 17 Batters Place, N. Y. - ° Foot of Wall Street, New York RESOLUTE (Queen of Cruising Steamships) ’I‘HESE cruises reflect the experience and forethought of a world-wide or- ganization, the knowledge of where and how to go, the luxury of modern steam- ship travel at its best—each cruise is of three and one-half months duration. From New York October 24, 1925 From San Francisco Feb. 9, 1926 (Los Angales, Feb. 10) Rates $1500 and up including shore excursions. Inquiries invited — Llustrated booklet on request WEST INDIES 5 de luxe cruises next winter S. & RELIANCE 14 t0 27 days [HARRIMAN LINE) 35-39 Broadw-y N. Y., orlocal neunuhxp and tourist agents South America scenic wonderland, where the climate is always delighgful — Go there via Pan America Line. Finest Ships—Fastest Time —Less than 12 days from New York to Rio de Janeiro. Sailings alternate Saturdays from New York, for Rio de Janeiro, San- tos, Montevideo and Buenos Aires. S.S. Pan America S.S. Western World 8.8. Southern Cross 8.8. American Legion 21,000 displacement tons For full decails see your local tourist or ticket agent, or write Kevser Blds.. MUNSON STEAMSHIP LINE Baltimore. An allthe-yearround travel feld of quaint charm and enduring interest — Go there via American Oriental Mail Line—fastest time between the United, States and The Far East. Sailingsevery twelvedays from Seattle via Victoria, B.C., to Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai, Hong Kong, and Manila. S.S. President Jefferson S.S. President Grant S.S. President Madison S, S. President Jackson S.8. President McKinley 21,000 tons displacement. For full information sse. yowr local tourist or ticket agency, or write 101 Bourse Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa. BERM 8-DayTour3390=": Includine ALL EXPENSES for Steamer, Hotel and Side Trivs is 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 Steamers “FORT VICTORIA” & “FORT ST. GEORGE” 8. George Motel. Bermuda's Finest Summer Hotel— ation. Unexcelled Cuisine and Service— i ncent i awiensmin Surprisingly An Innovation —Bermude Summer GOLF will sow enjey GOLF privileges on w a Club 18-Hole Course. For INustrated Booklst Write g ool and surf bathing. in a way not ap-fi | CRATE AND PACK BY EXPERTS | Moderate Rates. Coffe Grows Late. Most of Rican coffee tations are situated in t the foothills and | central mountains. ) m‘u t berries are gathered ebruary. as early . RODSEVELT PARTY * MAYEXTENDHUNT 3.).» .,.\,'(]m”m,.m :‘.« w0 compere | Asiatic Expedition for Mu- ik seum May Continue On to China. Under the ttile of * £ of the Associated T 'SAR, India, J on, in quest of A real scientific discovery made by a prominent practicing phy- sician. Not a patent medicine Formula printed on the package. Safe—Sure—Harmless! SEOXYL positively prevents and checks seasickness, train sick- ness, automobile and air nausea. If your druggist can't supply you, send $1.00 for package containing enough SEOXYL tabiets for 10-day trip. If they don't do the work, not including Kermit ind My made the firs o India without inc members traveled over the e from Srin There The nese Turkests Sheep Species Hard to Find The n MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE. LONG DISTANCE MOVERS ovis pol as it Pan made itates range difficult FIRE-PROOF TORAGE 1313 YOU STREET, N.W. PHONE NORTH 3343 TORAGH ONTNG GO, ds. 500 Rooms. ‘& Storage Housenold MOVING AND \10&!\1(1 CENTRAL STQRAGE AND TRANSFER €. tomrete Fireproof W Conerete Lowest ra pointments. i Wnepection invited MOVING KRIEG'S PACKING 616 EYE ST.N.W. STORAGE XPRESS SHIPPING MAIN 2010 MOVE Without Worrs ple Serv clally Kermit opportur He always had re: [and used them to Zhe CRUISE SUPREME |25, 5% 1926 i ThP .;rrv Roosevelt expedition is beir with considerable interes smen now in Indt 1 that filters thro on the imeager. It is much the was on the last Everest ex when the news India received of mountain climbers w ted Lot ‘.\!w\t of the | come through up to this time sald: “All's well with the Rooseveit or words to that ef CABINET MEMBERS REST. i < ISeL‘remrlEs Work and Hoover on Famous Cunarder “FRANCONIA” Sailing Eastward from New York Jan. 14, 1926 30,000 Miles £ 133 Days dispatches The Franconia was planned, built ‘and equipped especially for world cruisesand hasproven herself preeminent in this par- ticular field. Cuisine and Service are of the world-renowned Cunard standard. Mansgement: Cook’s, the old est, foremost of all travel organ- izations; the only one with a complete chain of permanent | |\eine. the offices around the world. | flag of the Ltinerary: as perfect as possible, e o synchronizing the arrival in g each land with the time of year when climatic as well as other conditions offer their greatest attractions. Qemplete Guide Book, depicting the | | full itinerary is now ready; let us send you 2 copy Lower Potomac. Turn ing backs or ecretaries iewhere on the I desks tomorrow Orchestra Is Leaderless. In Russia under the Soviet rule t uncommon sight of an orchestra p! ing without a leader will be met wit Under this cf it y organizat: perfect itself in a new number. 1 idea Is that such an orchestr in line with Soviet principles and g untrained musicians an opportunity for developn chnique and accuracy. A is the Moscc Fares cover all shore excursions THOS. COOK & SON 785 Fith Avenue, New Vork. or (opard Steamship_ Co.. 1406 H 0. W (23 Steamwhip Agen Washington. . ( “ROUND THE WORLD CLARK'S 6th CRUISE, JAN. 20, 1926128 Days, $1250 to $3000 Byspecially chartered sumptuous new Cunard oil-burner “LACONIA, ” 20,000 tons ; personally managed by Ms. Clark. A floating palace for the trip, 25 days in Japan and China, Peking included. %fll Java, India; Ceylon, 3 days in Cairo, Jerusalem, Athens, Naples, Monte Carlo, Cherbourg. Europe stop-over. CLARK'S 22nd CRUISE, January 30, 1926 ~=MEDITERRANEAN ly chartered brand-new Cunard oil-burner “TRA 17,000 tons; 62 Days Cruise. $600 to $1,700. 15 dd,\\ ‘gypt and Palestine: Lishon (Madrid) Tunis, Spain, Italy, Greece, Constantinople, etc. Stop-over in Europe. SOUTH AMERICA CLARK’S CRUISE, February 4, 1926 By specially chartered brand-new Cunard oil-burner “CALEDONIA, " 17,000 tons. 50 days, $550 to $1250. St. Thomas, Martinique, Barbados, Montevideo, Buenos Aires, Santos, Riode Janeiro, Para, Havana, Nassau. June 80, 1926 Cruise to Norway and Western Mediterranean; 53 days. $550 to $1300, by specially chartered new Cunarder ‘LANCAS’LRX Frank C. Clark Times Buildin New York Originator of Round the World Cruises. Establ over 30 years. 5 st INCLUDING RIO and the AMAZON OBER'S STEAMIMIP AND TOURIY ENCY. VAN WICKLE TOUKINT AGENCE. 800 18k Siv W,