Evening Star Newspaper, March 21, 1926, Page 104

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Deck sports, dancing, concerts and motion pictures. §. S. President Jackson 8. 8. President Jefferson 8. S. President McKinley 8. 8. President Grant 8. §. President Madison One of these g"" 21,000 ton oil-burning steamers sails every 12 days from Seattle via Victoria, B. C., over the Short Route to the Orient, calling at Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai, Hong Kong and Manila. May we send you beautifully illustrated literature descriptive of the Orient? If you prefer you can get full details and our booklets from your local steamship or tourist agency. AMERICAN ORIENTAL MAIL LINE ADMIRAL ORIENTAL LINE 1 Bourse Bidz. Phila., Pe STEAMSHIPS. STEAMSHIPS. CABIN SHIP is one with- out first or second class dis- tinctions. Passengers have the freedom of the entire vessel. As in an American hotel, all guests enjoy the same privileges and the same service. Four of the finest Cabin ships in the world are — ‘“‘America’ “Republic’’ ‘‘President Harding” ¢‘President Roosevelt” The President Harding and President Roosevelt are the fastest Cabin Liners to Europe. The America is the largest and | the Republic is one of the most popular. Each is beautifully equipped and appointed. The lounges and smoking rooms are like those of an exclusive club. The state-rooms are large and very comiortable. The cuisine is the best on the North Adantic. RATES $145 and up (“Republic” $140) Tourist III Cabin $35 The United States Lines also operate the mighty Leviathan and George Washington, two of the most luxurious First Class liners to Europe. Go Early The big rush is during June and July and already it is very difficult to obtain accommoda- tions for those months. To travel at your ease and to see Europe at jts best, go just as | early as you can. i PO ® Get complete information from your local steamship agent, or write to the address below. Next 3 Sailings S. S. PRESIDENT HARDING April 7th S.S.LEVIATHAN April 10th S. S. GEORGE WASHINGTON April 14th Regular sailings from New York to Cobh (Queenstown), Plymouth, South: ampton, Cherbourg, Bremen. New Wiltard, Annex I F Washington fam, Operating the LEVIATHAN, GEORGR | WASHINGTON, PRESIDENT| 1 ROOSEVELT,PRESIDENT HARDING, | REPUBLIC and AMERICA to Earopa