Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1926, Page 33

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER. 20, 1926.' "Finest and fastest” steamship in all the world—the Leviathan! Now the journey between the United States and Europe js cut to a few days as this great liner, 950 feet in length and 956 gross tonnage, speeds across fi ocean at 25 to 30 miles an bour, driven by 100,000 horsepower oil burner turbine engines. The Levia- than is operated by the United States Lines for the United States Shipping Board, Captain Herbert Hartley com- manding a crew of 1,200. On every round trip 5,000 pounds of Maxwell House Cofffee are served On the worlds inest Steozmslozp —distinguished travelers enjoy the coffee which has won America Royal personages and distinguished travelersfromevery nationdinein these beautiful rooms on the Leviathan. To make certain of pleasing their criti- cal tastes, Maxwell House Coffee is served exclusively FLAVOR of extra richness, a touch of added mellow- ness—and this blend of coffee has taken the country by storm! It is the first choice of a long list of America’s great cities. And in the luxurious dining rooms and cafes of the famous Leviathan— the ship selected by royalty and by the most distinguished trav- elers—Maxwell House Coffee is served exclusively. Above all other coffees it was chosen to please the critical men and women who cross the Atlantic on this magnificent vessel. Not long ago, Maxwell House was known only to a few great ho- tels and certain discriminating families who made an art of good living. Now, that rare flavor and aroma have rapidly made Max- well House the largest selling high grade coffee in Americaand intheworld. Itbringsadifference in flavor, a shade of extra good- ness that you have longed for. Sold only in round sealed tins. Cheek-Neal Coffee Company, New York, Nashville, Houston, Jackson- ville, Richmond, Los Angeles. It is pleasz'ng move people than any other coffee ever offered for sale “Good to the last drop”