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WATERFRONT PROPERTY. __ (Continued.) SHERWOOD FOR An Exquisite 18-Hole | GOLF COURSE. ¥ia Bladensburg and Defense Highwas, WATERFRONT SITES LE. As Low as $25 a Year. Under the Sherwood Forest Plan a long-term ewable lease i Virtually a sale. Offering_the a <es without the attend- ant_obligatic ase. embraces, fur- thermore elib property. Building Costs Financed on 10-Year Basis. FURNISHED BUNGALOWS, SEASON RENTALS, $250 UP. 1206 18th ST. N.W. Main Or. when downtown, PINE L0 St vo, New S ke South Rive bungalow sites price. s special i 2 feet franta 3 Timited cements to earl e ater” from _eve mmnity beach. 0 fip. "See this property first v LW bitving direct from own- ERNARD. 421 Quincy st Mam_7 NEAR AN . five bedrooms, borches. garage,’ etd our minutes to W. TTARDOUR-ON olis: delightiul Dathe, two screened_ for rent until Sept B & A. station. Ad fice. or_phone J LOOKOUT, sanitary tions, week: avail’ ablo for Aly; sleeping porch, MOSQUIto- . retied people desired. Call proof: only FOR SALE OR HANG 000" acres of coal and timber Tand and town, W acrea Address Box For the APARTMENT, COTTAGE.HOTEL or BUSINESS PROPERTY in ~ OCEANCITY | TO MEET YOUR PARTICULAR REQUIREMENTS ! s¢t CLAYTON B.ROBERTS REALTOR Oth £ Central Ave. OCEAN CITY,N. ALL LOCAL SALE 3nd RERT_LISTING! MISS MARY T. EASTMAN WILL BE_ASSO- clated with_Camp Choptank on the Eastern Sh 1 Maryland. Beautifully equipped “water bathing. Address 5 Wi for catalo, FUR NGALOW tomac: electric IEhts, awnings Alex Mt Vemon R. R.:'S 17th st | miles west of if desired. For %, Director, Front Royal. Va. Harper's Ferry information. write Acres and Plenty. about_ Floridi land. an acre: no_ inter: it ‘fratures. Syives: Orfando, Fla. * “Twenty Free book tells truth Monthly payments. $1 est. nO_taxes: sick ben for' E. Wilson, Dept. € SUMMER HOME! 4 ROOM _COTTAGE ned porch. Near Round Hill. Va. Call Franklin 886 PROPOSALS. U_§. GOVE “Supply Commit and B ste. nwe Washington. D Droposais will be received until B Wednesdus,June 16, 1036, for the sal e following material, which will accu- Srutate GUnhE, od_ from July 1. 18 1 1 700 " div-color heavy iro )0 dry-color light wood-h 3 deXiring and, whiting bty wood Hooped_ barels. = loads per week of scran VR 00 Donds. 0l canvas and Tacing cord with metal parts attached, 3.500 pounds old leather wi I narts attached. 30.000 pounds old c: d leather with' metal Parts attached. $00.000 pounds canvas fings and lacing cord free from metal part 350000 pounds iron and steel (punching, drillings, small castings. ete. ). 10.000 old scale parts (brass and’ iron). unds old jute burlap, and for the p Prom July 1.1 to June 30. 1027, both dates ‘inclusive 0,000 pourids of 'waste paper. The quantities are approximate. = For rther information apply to ROBT. LE EVRE, Superintendent of Supplies. 1e12-3¢ -— i | captain, was a close second. The Washington Girl Scouts and their officers are congratulating Miss Betty Adams, field captain, in her new position as local director of Holyoke, Mass. The girls expressed their feeling on the subject at the court of awards, when they presented her with the new captain's thanks badge. Troop 22 had a party last Friday in honor of Troop 26 and also as n [farewell party to Miss Adams. As she entered Rittenhouse street she was met by the color guard and escorted to the place of meeting. \When re- freshinents were served two huge cakes were brought in, one with Miss Adams’ name on it ir pink icing and one for Troop 26. The court of awards, held Satur- day night in the gymnasium of the Wilson Normal School, was reported a success. Mrs. Gerritt S. Miller, deputy commissioner, began the pre: entation of the merit badges and at tendance stars at p.m. Troop Miss Margaret Tuckey, captain, was announced the winner of the silv cup given for excellence in the year's work. Troop Mrs. T. T. Read, Moving pictures of the Girl Scout camp in the Redwood Forest of California were shown by Miss Anne Fitzhugh. The formal part of the program began at 8 o'clock. There was an en- rollment of nine girls as first cla Scouts: Mildred McNair, Troop 1 Jois Hall, Ruth Hunt, Lydia Hunt, Dorothy Stubbs and Marjory Smit] of Troop 26; Cella Read, Troop 22: Laura Brundage, Troop 21, and Carol Carpenter of Troop 28. Mrs. Helen R. Scudder of the council made ‘b presentation of these badges. Five girls were awarded letters of com- mendation for their work in their troops and communities. They were Dorothy Stubbs, Troop 26; ~Laura Brundage, Troop 21; Cynthia Crocker, Troop 40; Helen Wheeler, Troop 4: and Leah Woods, Troop 15. Mr: Theodore H. Wilkinson of the council made the presentation. Marion Wheeler of Troop 13 was made a Golden Eaglet, the highest award in scouting. Miss Gwen Martin of Phila- delphia, and a member of the national board of directors, made the presenta- tion. Girls Scout Troop 1, Miss Julla Palmer, captain, met in the Com- munity Church at Potomac Height: The meeting opened with games, in- spection and patrol corners. Several compass games were played and a surprise party was given by the patrol leaders and captain Troop 10, Miss Hazel Scanlan, cap- tain, met June 5. After patrol corners the troop separated into groups, some (aking signaling. others compass and merit badge work. The members of the troop who received badges at the court of awards were Bernice Pitzer, Mary Elizabeth Robertson and Mary Champeno, second class badges. Sil- ver stars were awarded to Nell Grif- fith, Rena Bernstein, Audrey Turner, Frances Douglass, Benton Robinson, Sarah Levin and Effe Wade. Nell Criffith, Audrey Turner, Rena Bern- stein and Sarah Levin also received scholarship badges. Troop meetings will be discontinued after Saturday until the first Saturday after school opens in the Fall. Girls who do not | expect to go to camp this year will have an opportunity in the day camp to be conducted by Mrs. G. S. Miller, during July and August. Troop 12, Calvary M. E. Church’s group of Scouts, met, withi Miss Adah Bagby, captain, leading. After the opening ceremonies 10 of the girls read the parts in the play “Fifty Gets | Nifty.” Some of the girls worked on tests while others played games. The songs and “Taps” followed. Troop 24 met at Seat Pleasant Park | June 3 at 7 p.m. Patrol corners and other regular ceremonies were held. Classes were formed for tenderfoot and second class work. A group | under Mabel Myers studied the ten- | derfoot test and the other MOVING BTORAGE FOR FURN W HLER'S. 20 Pa. ave. o.w. I-’ificunznu 5 6530 i ITCRE AND PIANOS. Phons _ — - SALE OR RENT—HOUSI BEMT-BUNGALOW—6 ROOMS, porches. high location Tare: price: reasonable’ Brookvale ave.. 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Storags (o rooms. 35 mo_ sad up, K. pert Zor ‘sl BTt %G5S Fionas Ave. NORTH 104 SPECIAL RATES ON LOCAL AND LONG-DISTANCE MOVING NATIONAL DELIVERY ASSN. INC. 1317 NY. Ave. NW. MAIN-14601 Paooep VANS W%@Efl"fiflm ‘Warehouse Storage, Moving, Crating 418-20 10th N.W. M. 4220_Frank. 2423| BONDED WAREHOUSE JACOBS T'RANSFER CO, Moving Storage 111-113 Fla. Ave. N.E. North 9500 PRIVATE ROOM OR OPEN STORAG MODERN 1313 You St. N.W. FIRE-PROOF = - - ‘THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 13, 1926—PART 6. GIRL SCOUTS Adams, worked on the second class. The following received their gold and silver stars at the court of awards: Bertha Keyser, Henrietta Chernihoff, Sylvia Riflind, Rose Futrowsky, Lily ‘Werber, Ruth Morganstein and Rose Okun. Daisy Tucke: Troop 26, Miss Margaret captain, met June 4 at the Fourth Presbyterian Church, with Lieut. Adelaide Woodley in charge. After opening exercises several games Were played. The girls were the Euests of Troop 22. The girls from this troop who helped decorate graves were Lois Hall, Ruth and Lydia Hunt, Elizabeth Franzoni, Petty PBrundage, Estelle Henderson, Marjory Smith and Ade- laide Woodley. Troop 28, Miss Evelina Gleaves, cap- tain, met in St. Margaret'’s Church Thursday. ~ After instruction songs were practiced for the court of awards. Several of the girls passed parts of the second-class test, and one member was enrolled as a tenderfoot Scout. Doro- thy Townsend was in charge of the meeting. Holly Troop 33 met with Capt. Miss Marion Stevens at the Bryan School June 1. As this was to be the last meeting of the season, the girls gave Miss Stevens a surprise party. Janet Rock was the first member to pass her second-class test, and Miss Stevens gave her a midget tenderfoot pin. Many of the girls are planning to at- tend Camp Bradley this Summer. The troop gave an entertainment Thurs. day at the Bryan School for the Par- ent-Teacher Association. One play the Scouts gave was the “Forest Helpers,” and the other was the “Ceremony of the Scout Laws.” Scribe, Julia Curtin. Pine Cone Troop 34 met Thursday fternoon at the home of the captain, Miss Vera Lawrence. The regular opening ceremonies were held out of doors, and inspection was very strict. The captain spoke of the court of awards, and plans were made for at- tending it. Patrol corners were held, after which the girls gathered cher- ries. At the meeting of the junior division Monday, four members passed the tenderfoot test. They were Grace Wood, Mary Yahres, Mary White and tests. An_investure ceremony took place at Christ Chureh Parish Hall June 1. Miss Gleaves did the invest- ing. A signaling demonstration was given by Harriet Brooke and Floride Hewitt. A firstaid demonstration was given by Mary Stuart and Jane Smoot. The mothers of the girls were present. The following troops repart having meetings during the week: Pine Cone Troop 2 of Glen Echo, Miss Julia Palmer, captain, and Emily Hough- ton, scribe; Red Wing Troop 11, Mrs. Dowling, captain, and Isabell Lel- singer, scribe. This troop met in the Sherwood School Wednesday. * Troop 13 of East Falls Church had 15 members present at ‘the court of awards to see one of their members, Marian Wheeler, receive her golden caglet badge and Mildred McNair re- ceive her first-class badge. Miss Han- nah Bonell is captain and Ellen An- derson scribe of the troop. Troop 20A has adjourned its meet- ings until Fall. However, most of the girls expect to attend Camp Bradley during the Summer. L Troop 22, Mrs. T. T. Read, captain, held a party Friday in honor of Troop 26 and the field captain, Miss Betty ‘Adams, who is leaving soon to become the Scout director in Holyoke, Mass. Troop 30, Star of Bethlehem, met Friday at Macfarland School. ~ Bar- bara Budd was made second lieuten- ant in the troop. g Troop 37 ot Woodside, Md., met June 1. A hike was planned for Sat- urday. Troop 45 met at the home of the captain, Mrs. Currie, in Bradbury Heights. Troop 62 of Takoma Park met Thursday. Miss Smith, the lieuten- ant, taught signaling. . What Tomorrow Means toYou [ BY MARY BLAKE. Gemini. Tomotrow’s planetary aspects are favorable until noon. Thereafter, without becoming adverse, they as- sume a negative character’ and con- tinue so for the balance of the day. Any task that requires concentration or vigorous effort, or any undertaking involving change, should be essayed Kathryn Frazier. Nineteen members went with the captain and lieutenant to the court of awards Saturday. Those who recelved badges were- Jo- sephine Rankin, Gertrude Roberts, Gladys_Acton, Alice Willlams_and Helen Earnshaw. Scribe, Helen Earn shaw. Troop 53, Mrs. G. S. Miller, jr., cap- tain, held its weekly meeting in the gymnasium of the Potomac S(‘P}ofl] June 6 at 10:30 o'clock. It was voted to close the meetings until Fall. The troop plans to go to the day camp in Takoma on E. C. Graham's estate. | Plans were made for attending the court of awards. Troop 59 could not take the hike it had planned for Saturday, but the girls went to Montrose Park instead. After lunch some of the gifls went wading. Several girls passed parts of the tenderfoot and second-class during the morning, as, at that time, ultimate success is practically as- sured. In the afternoon nothing of a radical character should be attempted, Virginia Beach, Va. OPEN ALL THE YEAR In the heart of all the beach attractions, and directly on the ocean front. Short walk to fa- mous Prin: and clay tennis court to guests. Large verand: two floors. Southern cuisine. Make the POCAHONTAS your home by the sea Mrs. A. B. WILLIAMS, Owner-Mgr. The Waverley Virginia Beach, Va. Ocean front; private baths; every comfort; golf privilege. Booklet on request. "HOTEL RICHMOND VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. On the Ocean front: Near 14th street. Golf, Tennis. 'Boating. Bathing. MRS. MARY C. LATHAM, Formerls of Ocean View. The same cordial welcome awaits our friends_and_patrons. s On - the Ocean American plan Running water in For Mrs. On Top of the Blue Ridge In the Center of the Shenandoah National Park | On the Lee Highway | Most Picturesque Most Accessible | Here where the air is pure, the nights | cool and invigorating and the beauties of nature unsurpassed; where outd | life is paradise—yo il find the vaca- | tion Tand of your dreams. | . Only 3-hour drive Lee Highway: { nine miles from Luray Caverns. |, Washington-Luray ~ busscs trance.| | Individual Cottages: rustic and unique. bridle trails, tennis, etc. For literature write PANORAMA Luray, Va. Newcastle Modern. Entirely new. cellent home cooking. Il rooms. Public and private baths. rates write George M. Modlin, Mgr. Modlin. Prop. pass en Horses, VIRGINIA BE. ront 100 capacity. Golf privi- bathing. Excellent food. Mod. Private baths. Hot and cold Mrs. Myrtlo A. Wel- Open June ning_ water: pi | verandas over | rates on appli The Greenlee _On ocean front. Opposite Princess Anne. Comfortable rooms. Excellent home cook- ing.__Bath-house privileg THE HYGEIA Sz, eated on Ocean “dwclll rates_until June 30. S. J. E. DYER. Owner.Manager. THE ARLINGTON front near new Caeino. Spacious 3 MRS. J. H. GRIFFITH. Prop. Mannsticld Hall Fredericksburg, Va. Spend a While in America’s Most Historic City Amid Colonial Surroundings New Golf Course—Bent Greens Old Virginia Cooking Write for Tllustrated Folder. ORKNEY SPRINGS HOTELS Orkney Springs, Va. Washington's Neareat Bif Mouniain Resort Opens "June 12th Golf, Tennis, Riding, Swimming, Dancing, Bowling, Ete. Wonderful Mineral Springs and Baths. Splendid Table. Attractive Week-End Trip—4 15 hours drive over fino roads through the beauti- ful' Shenandoah’ Valley of Virginia: oking " office 945 Pa. Ave. N.W. Phone Main 5457 L. COCKRELL, Pres. H. A. DIGGS, Prop. Fronting Chesapeake Bay Modern in every respect. Boarding: lodg- ing. Fine fishing and bathing. Bost accom- modations guaranteed. On Cottage car line. The Foster Tocated on new ocean-front boardwalk, Hot and cold water in all rooms, Under New Management Mrs. R. W. Lowe, Hostess RICHMOND COTTAGE ON WATER FRONT—OCEAN VIEW Close to pavilion and amusements. Run. ning water, © AlL outside roome. Boatin fehing. Mrs. E. L. Williams, formerly o Virginia Beach. 2 OCEAN 1EW, The Merrimac *“Vikasia Large, modern water-front cottage: spacious porches. Strictly fresh eggs and 'vegetables: sea food in abundance. afe bathing. HBYHGS Cottage Stop 2 Cottage Line. Fpcing Bay. Con- venient to amusements. ~Running water. Fishing. Bathing from cottage. Sea food. NEW_MARKET. Valley View Springs. A natural health resort, one of few places ‘where you can actually rest. Mineral water of remarkable medicinal value. (odern’ ‘bathrooms. Good comfortable rooms. ex- cellent meals. On west side of Massanutten ountain, two miles eu“ ‘of New Market, ., dh!d‘lg on Lee Highway. Rates rea- sonable. rite_for folder, or reservations. Adds gnuey View Spring New E The Leesburg Inn 40 Miles FeamSE W les_ Vi . 'Via Fairtex ¢ H > © SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER SUNDAYS Price Reasonable NORTH HILL Castiemanson near Bluemont. Boats, hehiog. swimming: fishing, swimmin horses: electricity. bath, 5 ! ren. tnvalids or . B.s taken: "S5 ma $18 per wk. Booklet. & ¥. CASTLEMAN, Berryville. Va. _22% MOUNT ELLIOTT RPRI! iress _Mgr. Market Mount Elliott Springs The Place to Spend Your Vacation! Virginia's ideal mountain resort, 2,600 feet above sea level New swimming pool, dancing, hiking and horseback riding. Located on the Midland Trail and the main line of the C. &O.R.R. You'll enjoy an invigorating week end or restful vacation at Mount Elliott with its delightful home-like atmosphere. Post office, long distance telephone and telegraph facilities in the hotel. All modern conveniences. | ., Write for Rates and Booklet 3 | RAGE COMPANY’S BUILDING Phone North 3342 Mount Elliott Springs Mount Elliott, Virginia and it would be expedient to do only those things that are customary and obligatory, as there will be sensed a feeling of lassitude and a general in- difference, which will not bode well for any endeavor along militant lines. Children born tomorrow are prom- ised by the signs normal health dur- ing infancy, if their nutrition be properly regulated, and a healthy en- vironment provided. In their ‘teens they are liable to show signs of de- clining health, induced by too speedy growth. This, of course, can be coun- teracted by dieting and reasonable exercise, as there will be no organic complications. Their disposition will be varfable and, at times, moody and morose. Their natures will be gen- erous and kind, while their characters will be firm and reliable. Forced as- soclation with companions of a sim- flar age will do much to cure them of moods. They will be assiduous in their studies and always anxious to know “the why and wherefore” of everything in which they may be in- terested. If tomorrow is your birthday you are altogether too sensitive to gchieve any exceptional degree of duccess. You analyze everything that is said and done, and take to yourself much that is not intended for you, with a frequent result that you feel hurt and “hard done by, hen the whole cause lies In your exaggerated self- consciousness. You possess normal abllity and exceptional originality. The benefits that might accrue from CHAPEL POINT One hour and a half com- fostable driving from Washing- ton. Route from Capitol, on Penna. Ave. to 11th S : south on 11th St. over Ana- costiaBridge, first turn left following State road and signs. Suj lor bathing, splendid Beac Century Old Shade Trees, Famous Maryland Chicken Dinners. For information address B. B. WILLS Bel Alton, Md. B — RHADY SIDE, MD. One of the most heautiful sites on the Chesapeake Bay, Summer sports. bathing, fish- infy, crabbing " boating. tennie’ and dancing: table supplied from oir own farms. —Week end parties a specialty. Lots and Summer Couages Tor eale. Write Chas. & springer. 627 F St Bhon fishing, bathil HARTGE l'rnh)vlul.T_ g PHIS, dancing lenty good meals. Write C. A HARTGE, Shady Side. Md. DEER_PARK. MD. Golf Where It Is Cool Deer Park Hotel Deer Park, Md. Elevation, 2,600 feet, Insures an Invigorating and Delightful Climate. Fine 18-hole Golf ‘Tennis, Swimming Saddle Horses Course, Pools, Dancing Service-— ellent Tahle 10 Cottages for Rent Moderate Rates Booklet on Request H. P. Duncan, Mgr. Under Same Management as Masview Munor Blowing Rock, N. C. OCEAN CITY, WD, Boardwalk: strictly modern. Special rates to July 15._Golf. _Ownerahip management THE KAYE =~ Yor boardwalk. Excellent table M. KAYE. Prop. b g ‘PR 1d7. Hotel and Cottaxes. Ocean front. Best service. Orehes Ballroom. _Grill. _Golf. _Garage. THE LANKFORD §.% Modern. ex- j clusive. American plan. _Gar M. HCQUILLE |'THE ATLANTIC | ;e i Hotel Ocean front. Music. Dancin front. Musi _Opens July 1 BREAKERS ji; i Hot and cold run- ning_ water. Pri- vate_baths. C. H. Timmons. Prop. Ph. THE HASTINGS HOTEL , 2", walk. Running water and private baths. MRS. CHAS. LUDLAM. THE BOYD SPECIALJUNERATES MRS, fI. F. BOYD, Mar Hot_and_cold_water in_ro Formeriy of the Lin THE DENNIS (omfortable and home- = Bathing = like. Enlarged. Hot and cold running water. Terms reasonable. Bath- MRS, R. J. DENNIS. and _ bay ing_free. RS. R AR Ocean views. Running Season. June to late Sept. CAREY. Owner-Prop. ing re- E DEL- ‘water all roome. o RS, S THE BELMONT Boardwalk. g ‘modern. " Reatonable. ETT. _Proo. Formerly the | THE CHELSEA L othe front, he boardwalk. at Talbott st Mod- ront- on the bonrdwally af Taliett Prop. TBEST HOTEL VALUE, IN NEW YORK. | Greaorian 3 | or railroad for stop-overs and extended vaca- the latter are lost, as a result of your timidity and lack of agressive- ness. With the workaday world constituted as it is, sensitiveness of the personal kind is a very damaging liability, and those who gain what they, desire are generally to be found in the ranks of those who think more of final results than of their own feelings and dignity. Your nature is affectionate and your disposition a kindly one. Those that are closest to you admire your many lovable characteristics and, as a result, your home life 1s not marred by untoward incidents. / ‘Well known persons born on that date are Robert Anderson, soldier; Harrfet Beecher Stowe, author; Danlel W. Powers, banker and philanthro- pist; Charles Lanman, author and journalist; John Bartlett, compller; John McCormack, famous tenor CETe—— o P c'l’ bathing shing boating, W kR..l“Fff Chane” Grem Sl TELs or_wi E. Curley, prop.. Ridge, Md. The _ EMMITSBURG, Emmit House of board—everything fresh. Chicken din- ners Sundays. Week-end parties w|ldl¢d.u70 Washington. * Emmite PE} ANIA. In the Blue Ridee. Best For Autoists and Vacationers . free pictorial ook of Delaware Water Gup and Pocono Mountain region— ideal vacation land of unspoiled beauty <lose 1 you. ~ Golfing. flshing. boating. swim- ming, camping. excellent hotels and comfort. able inns. essible by concrete highways Beautiful tions. Wil Monroe Co. Publicity Bureau Stroudsburg, Pa. A, send you a useful map. BEDFORD SPRINGS HOTEL “On the Lincoln Highway” Bedford, Pennsylvania Elevation 1,200 Feet New Fireproof Building Accommodates 600 route to and from Sesqui tennial—18 Holes _Golf—Tennii Saddle Horses—Swimming Pool Famous Bedford Mineral Springs 110th Season Opens June 18th New England Food and Service Reasonable Rates Booklet WINTER RESORTS: Royal Poinciana | Palm Whitehall f Beach Hotel Ormond, Ormond Beach __BLUE_RIDG] . Monterey Inn ¢, feonls, s MRS, EDW. T. NORRIS ______Fhese Biue Ridge 914% BUENA VISTA INN. First-class accommodations, day, week or month. Special rates for week-end parties, Fourth ey mdnr fame management, D. HEIMEL., Buena Vista § Spi RESORTS. RESORTS, NORTA ASBURY PARK, N.J. PRIDE OF THE NORTH JERSEY COAST A famous and well-estab.ished hotel DIRECTLY ON THE OCEAN Offering every modern a a intment and service to 500 discriminating us verandas. Therapeutic sea water . "American plan. E“:I:: Open air pool. A la carte grill. Golf. OPENS JUNE 24th YORK OFFICE: Spur Travel Bureau Fifth Avenue Tel. Caledonia 0260 One of the leading hotels. Ocean and lake view; private baths, also tub, shower and needle baths. Capacity, 300. Elevator. Orchestra, Tele- phone 1431, H. S. JACKSON. SHERMAN DENNIS. Maneger Same management as Princess g Marths, St Petersburg. Fla.. and 3 Battery Park Hotel "Ashevilie, N. C. 'OOL breezes from the sea sweep a spotless beach | and long, wide Board- walk. Here in a modern city of hotels, theatres and stores and wide, shady avenues, health and pleasure abound. The West End Asbury Park, N. J. Facing Occan. Moddrn Throughout. Twelve 18-hole g0lf courses. §808 duy up American Plan. $3.00 a up, Eurovean Plan Reduced Weekly Rates on Application. Duane HOTEL ACBI One of the leading beach front h Every modern accommodation,_and convenience for 300 guests. Booklet. Tel. 4961 E."D. TOWNSEND. Owrer & Proprietor. _ The MLADISON At the Beach, on Sunset ave. Asbury Park, N. J. Booklet. Running waier. 8. DODMAN HAWK Every seashore delight, recreation and pastime. Easy of access by road or rail. At Asbury Park there are no screened porches, be- . Pa Mt Fomrest Inp Five minates from Me. Fgmel'l tllmI Station. "Large. airy ome, with hot. and cold wwater Gamay accom: Mre. BELLE STOLER, - owrase o ; Park View 7%, a0 "ooms: overlooking park. lawn. Bath. M Washington Modern. ot and Porches “ DL KA Cliff Hotel Beautiful valley view from laree o Special rates for June and Jul, in roome. also sh Maki ] A ipp Comfortabi % The Bon Aire fomiiiatis:, modem. wida porches. good meals: water in rooms. Meals to tra: nts. Booklet. Mrs. B.F. Dl:h‘ Wy Tt PR SOU Y Pen Rock Hotel 1.555 ft. above sea level All outside rooms. park. Meals to_transients. G. The Mt. Vernon - 5,.Tox Beautifully tituated: homelike: Cuisine un- excelled.__Running water in_rooms. Booklet. s HIG CROUT S HOTEL 5%, Personal supervision of Mr JASON E.CROUT. Write for rates an Home cooking. H. Facing ILLER. Special June and July Rates and Attractions The Kittatinny The Mountain Paradise Delaware Water Gap, Pa. Capacity. 500. Leading hotel. Every modern appointment. Privata _baths. Running water in all ‘rooms. _Elevators. Steam Orchestra. Saddle horses. Tennis I_water eports. Own_farm and dairy. Excellent cuisine. Grill for tourists. Wolf Hollow Golf Club Now open. _Adjoins Kittatinny Park. 18 holes. 6,400 yards. Wonderful greens. Kittatinny guests accorded” cvery " privic e Write for booklet. auto maps. goif literature and _ special 1026 rates for early sesson, families and {ourists. Bell S X o | wings and hammocks on “EDGEWOOD HOTEL | * | delphia. cause there are NO MOSQUITOES. Literature on Request Information Burests CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 118 Boardwalk, ASBURY PARK, N. J. S, PA. | NA_VISTA SPRI 1 *IN THE ALPS OF AMERICA* e Buena Vista Springs, Franklin County, Pa. Season June to October. 300 Rooms 100 Baths Golf. Tennis, Saddle Horses, Dancing, Bowhng.” Conkenial Clientele. ' No Mos: uitoes. 20 miles to Gettysburg. SO Daokiet and rates Addrsss: N J. GIBBONS, Hotel Renneri, Baltimore, M OCEAN CITY. N. J. FLEETWOOD ceanCrry, N.J. Modern-Excellent Cui Exclusive Overlooki and Park Remodeled and redecorated. Degirably lo- cated near beach and amusements. Capacit 200, American plan. Elevator to street leve RUNNING WATER IN ALL ROOMS Private baths. Spacious verandas. Booklet. Same management as Hotel Stenfon. Phila® near Beach and Amuse- ine. Ownership Mgnt. 1116 Wesley Av ments. Exc. C And the World's Fastest Grov Seaside City To those who know the distinctive charm and atmosphere of Ocean City, phone 34. JOHN PURDY COPE REHOBOTR BEACH. DE).. HOTEL HENLOPEN Ogsatrone rates. good food. dancing. surt bathing, fan: K horseback Fidink: nearest ocean' reso tor Wachington. | Booklet with map. FOR OMPLE e lia e bl o ey rhens. electric : : Affact: §35 and $40 per week. Col. 42K0.3. < ROOM BATH‘350-WEEK 4219 27202390 !,;- happiest mood. The jaded mind, are homelike and hospitable. For _specific information _relative . 10 Upper Saranac, N. Y. Saranac fnn Westport, X ) Westport Inn = Qi Ton Deershéhd Inn Club Wikirar Hoter rion fifl' L ide Inn eherltetah 1o ine Grove Hotel Trembleau Hall Albion Hotel Riverside ll.\:‘ e sl Au Sable Chasm Hotel Chester House MePhillips House Saratoga Inn New' Worden Eltsgemid's Rockwell House Queensbury . Ten .. Ten Eyck Hotel : e Amsterdam, N. Y...Barnes Hotel For handsome illustrated . For Montreal m oration and rejuvenation at every turn. your elbow, while hotels provide creature comforts and conveniences that Buicot, New W = O attempt a word picture of the Ad- s T o e B the o sible. One must see with one’s own eyes whit Nature can do when in the tired body, find inspiration, invig- Every pastime and diversion is at rates, cottages. camping _ facilities. de.. communicate directly with the hotel in the locdlity wou tish 1o spend your vdcation. Stevens House akeside Inn orthwoods Inn The Alfords The Mira-Lak Hotel Belmont Brown Swan Club Y. Faul Smthce Hotel ‘Al imith’s Totel Champlain On s g M llrlrlllnl el Rits iton Hotel - Hotel b yemation anply to Laxapa. plans for the Springtime trip or Sum- mer vacation present no problem Eight Miles of the Finest and Safest Bathing Beach in the World The Boardwalk, with its mar and theaters, pavilions and pier: fords a varied source of amusement and interest. The best of Seashore Hotels are open and at your servic Tennis, Gol shing. Dancing, Basebull, ing, Boating and Sailing. Nothing t! o Country or Seashore affords is missing here. Director of Publicity—Chamber of Commerce CITY HALL OCEAN CITY, N. J. CAPE_MAY. N. 4. What Else Can You Want for Summer ? Pure ocean air, agreeable, healshful climate and attractiveness. Matchless strand and bathing beacl Golf and other seashore and countryside sports. Brilliant social life. M litan, moderate price hotels. Comfortable cottages, bungalows and apartments for sale or rent. For information, write PAUL G. VOLCKER, City Mgr. lux- plan. Runnin Vator. Extensiv HOTEL WINDSOR O e o - Capacity 500, Hot and, coll tanning in every ‘room. Private baths. Ownership_direction _R._H Unsurpassed as to comfort. con- venience, - service and atmosphere. American plan. JOHN V. SCOTT. Manager. <1]a Directly on beach. Thoroughiy Star Villa D750, °% nevicen pian, Run: levat HZ=COLUMBIA W, Mectay & 61 | ning water, Prijate buths. Eleaton Ownes- sufte with bath ; cuisine and service i T ‘