Evening Star Newspaper, August 7, 1927, Page 78

THE S ———— e — BALE—HOU (Continued.) PRICE, $8.750. LINCOLN PARK. entucky ave. a few Park whera property is s Dressed m offered for sale bright rooms lights doubla porehes: lar K vard with for zarace s e he ferme are easy JOHN I. DONOHOE TR EATTORS A HOME SEE I\) I\ Out-nf town « Tocal interaets Naie nifer 907 \WEBSTER 2 R 51 4 ot rea ample spac an excellent by and r SONS S fice .,“ oR 324 4000 7th 6.R_and Bath B » PRILLIPS ELDG OPEN SU \I)\\ 715 Florida Ave. N.E. Facing "lm»m College. A0 PRICE LOW OPEN FROM WAPLE & 35 E. BRADLEY LANE, CHEVY CHASE, MD 6-Room Colonial I JAMES \ ngalow ot-water h Just completed heater. gas and shade trees S AND MAKE Bungalow TRtV I\(\\l‘ land Vath S rook 71200 BLOCK COI Sk hath t 9 rooms and eller: a £nod buy R»I\'I‘,RU\I,? A P 000 MARYLAND. “" lot rooms and elect foet. o o’ for I‘\l\h\l\ Coner house, bur type. ¢ Rotwater 1 h £o0m. large codar closet hew and, ander. Phona 1 INSPECT 1233 TRINIDAD AVE. Corner home, on paved stres cently built by B. H. Gruver: com- + letely tioned: rare oppOFtu. miy to 1 nderful home where all Tmprove ve heen made Represe Dremises evers Ay C. GRUVER. %o ts h tatves on ANY Br(nhkk OR Jargain. 6 Mt Dandy roums screens a alley: there cated 3y must fors L\ U\\\ll\\\D L 2240-42 Minnesota Ave. S.E. These homes are bound to apneal to vou. They contain 6 large rooms and tile bath. built-in_ tub and fixtures. shower. vedestai stand. paneled paperin: I trim. bard: wood ughout. larze breakfast and wleen deep lot_to_paved allev Price very reason. able at Phone Atlantic 1236_or vour broker. Jc -ful Hours Are Yours When Spent in One of Our Cleveland Park Homes on Rodman St. Just West of Conn. Ave. Pleasant B home. containing ick bright bath. hiwh. elec Tights 7 feet deep to wide | - this home is lo- 4 make of- ion Semi-detached. eight Tooms and two baths. | Stone constiuetion and everything that goes o make a home complete. ' The location 18 jdeal. and it will be worth vour time to inmpect them, “We or auick sales. Open' datly from 11:30 to 9 p.m. or prive and terms. v to PR R BT MOOR 13 Fond Bliz Main 1447 O3 e 15 Moore on Premites. ILDER. | doors from Lincoln ighborhond of home owners k. bay-window dwell: | fl: 1 Soest of Mt Pleasant st. and | call Columbia | Terms that you can handle. | 2as range. ve reduced the prices | | vard to wide paved alley. Beautiful Suburban Home, In one of the hest northwest suburbe. n‘ hort distance beyond ‘the District Tine in | Maryland. ‘we are offering a home thi appes! any one desiring 4 hizh [ Atiractively ‘Tandacaned It 1 h_ shade fruit e shrubs. “The 1\ | and shingle o % =6 throe-atory Sraction. with front ana doubie ' Year Srhes: B plely arranged ‘rooms and hath: hot water heat glectric Tishta Minneapolis heat. reguiator [ house thoroughly screened and CONDUCTED BY N District T of ague of American Pen Women.—Mrs, Grant, treasurer, left st night for Toronto, Canada, to vtend the World Federation of the neation € o n Foss (o be held University e terms arransed _»l\lll [\\\)\ of i the Toronto today \\l-l» s Dun difornia \dition official - work thoe league Grant s als president of Monday Live Club, As of the advisory the heren vice tha ning chairman national committes National < Association, she served was instrumental in i « Crus Mrs. Geant. ve v 12 Eve St N W \"k \\h roducing we and public scho: it will vi before return rldren's n clini < Mr. and ontreal and Washi G Quehoe gton BT 100 B RROW N Ave. X onn SV Near ( A ridge « business and 1 d evening of the tion, announce ven Wednesday Ik at the clubhouse, members are invited. AMls n will be hostess and will Members of the section will ceiving. The guests of peakers will be Miss Bavlor, whose subject Eeonomics Edueation mal Standpoint who will talk on Rehabilitation nationally with their subjects is promised Reservations limited to 100 of the board of di evening the follow ing applicants for membership accepted: Miss Fanny M Reulah Shull Barnes, M al pro chairman ssional se wh Clare Greac owN 1400 | PO MtH\\\\ N.AV W Mi As Known both and an to LEVELAND PARK. e esting evening tending Thore made Fosday now At rectors terme. " Call Sa WONLTER R BROW S 00 3 T am, Miss Jessie L alle. IS2OVARNEMEST NG, | Misa gesdle ba o | E. Lord, Miss Anne Louise M R atice j,,",,!:,““;:;w, Miss Ethel A. Rice and Mrs. ¥ ore Targe THINE o W, True. Judge Mary O"Toole, redroome. man of the life membership com- T, Dorches and eoncrete’ front |y itree, presented applications for lif hed hoth and out. This | membership by Miss Vida Mathesc gwned by an estate and we have | Mrs, Alice Mcgrew and Mre. Bessie et et wour wm: | May Packard, which were accepted. further particulars call Mam | Miss . M. Heaven, chairman of _WALTER_A. BROWN. 1400 H.__ the r 1 relations committee, re ported ion of The Ladies Cale donian Club of Edinburgh, Scotland, DETACHED BRICK. d The Women's Club of Fort Worth A vers 1 home in a e o TR X.. to the of clubs enjoying shade trees; ot | reciprocal relations. SEREnt Mapars. ThIS | Mrs. Merrit O. Chance has heen ap. 2 pointed chairman of the membershiy committee, and Miss Marie A. Fisher selected to fill the office of recording for the unexpired term t by the resignation Barnes, who had served \in that eapacity for more than a vear. Mrs. J. Garfield Riley, president of ie club, will leave Saturday evening with her husband on a vacation trip wead, and in September will attend {the American Legion convention in aris, returning early in October, Dr. Edith 8. Coale, a member of the hoard of directors, will visit in Maine | during her Summer vacation. The benefit theater | cently sponsored by the club for flood | | sufferers netted $ which has been | | given the for proper dis SMAL CASH PAY i i — tribution. wift, chairman $49.50 A MONTH: [ of the Tuesday evening fres and casy Tapestry brick; large front,jauction section, presented a ("nv\l‘mhv‘[v b e 4 pup for the flood suf- rear porches, hot-water ‘| ferers. This section meets every Tue electric light; large, airy roor | day ev 7:30 o'clock throughout one-piece sink, white emme] the has an euthsiastic hardwood trim; ni Al A me, ederick chair- r an ideal homs | hiine room and dining | two tile baths, wide | act bath "0 heantit DUTE COTONTAL, S10,73 50. Erected hy builder for his own home. 6 burner apen fireplace fircproof _ built-in ga at each end of honse 1 evers detail: sodded i minent - Reason- | Miss Loretta \[ ARL O\\ -B Conn. Ave._ WONDERFUT IN A} COLONIAL PORCH HOUSE nd | patronage, Mrs. Patrick Gallagher, director of the drama unit, and Miss Edith Oriani were heard on the radio progiam of | WMAL Tuesday evening. A oneact | let written Dby Caleb O'Connor tled “Rosa,” given, with Mr. 'Connor participatin | Mrs. Clare T. Willison, chairman of the Americanization section, h been voted $197.85 for use in further- | {ing the work of the Americanization | shocl, in which the club is interested M Helen Johnson, chairman | of the sports section, met with chair- man of the various divisions of the section Monday evening at dinner in the Chinese room at the club to dis- cuss plans for further activities, Miss | TO SEE THIS BARGAIN CALL OWNER, LINCOLN 898. from furnished or untu ACK tached zarace: sale, financed. nished 5 WANTED TO BUY—HOUS A WELL BUILT BRICK HOUSE HAVING R 10 10 rooms: must be closo to car line bave gnod cash payment. Ad- Continental Trust Bldz square or Tent SPECI: \L—-—(‘()l ORED. r0o! d lec. Very hrre 1th and )arkrv l)lflfll.\li,. L :CTAL—COLOR and bath, gas and electricity: | B 3ac Tike mew: 1026 Lamont CER cits will_sell his heautiful al home. located in one <emmanding sub- \ome ‘s i immaculate Sondition. Gt and modern ection. plan. with co: 4 tle lavators in rooms, 3 bathe, zarage This property must be sold and 18 priced accordingly hail ISH VILLAGE. Outstanding Value. the easiest kind st livable rooms. Servant's room weather gtrip: large huilt-in' fire- & \H]\!)X ETON, Inc., “CHASE, MD. New Home. B every respect elnl meathen GES & auim] TON, Inc., l‘\lxl\ Coloni IDDLE COLOR] \ for anapect GRAVATTI 1500 Main 7 ZEvewng paons, Col. 5500, | eizht room honse | of squirrels I'ON, Inc,, Florence Bell of the tennis group an- nounces that during the month of Augu | day morning from S to # o'clock on court 6 the Monument grounds. The golf section with Mrs. H. B. Var ner is very active as well a and swiming sections, The Milton S\\Immllu: and aving Club, which holds its activities at Chesapeake Beach, and | whose founder is Mrs. Samuel Bu leigh Milton of this city, is prepari for its sixth annual aquatic exhibition the heach on Sunday, August 14.| he club held its annual August meet- ing at the beach this week and elec | ed the following officers: Vice pr dent, Miss Margaret Entenmann; cor- SEAUTIFUL COUNTRY ESTATY | responding secretary, Miss Mary Du- oo “hear Gordonsille ce | ' | gan; recording secretary, Miss Doro- acre lm\n_hh'a\mlm! vrxf»hpx_mx'.'r‘;[» :3\ ’-"Xn\:’:r\ thy Rudd; treasurer, Miss Mayselle op Jawn: forest of 8 acrés near house. full | Seymour; historian, Miss Mildred Several hotels at bargain prics. | dent as well as the life of the club. for it is due to her philanthropic ef- forts and gratuitous instruction that the vouthful members of the club are fortunately made able to not only save themselves in the water, but any one who may be in danger of drown AL {ing. The club is making good prog- Blue Ridge xmmc.mwr iremm: | voted to install a 14-foot diving bo E The club will put on dens. it accommo: | at_once. ummer_the water_pageant NTE] DIRECT FROM OW3 | B or & foom Biwr: s aba i ne e Zome: about <4000 cash. - Address BY COLORED MATI, CARRIER. GOOD # OR have $500 cash. Please Address Box 48-K. Star ALOW. N.W. OR N FE._ CLOSE CARS. | school, stores: must be modern and cheap for h. Adams 1911 ) all details Life- | ummer OWNER. CASH. _WITHI! modern 6-room’ house in Mt. Pleas- | ant. Frank. 3468-J. AND (Ot storic Shenandoah Valley, Berrvy buy ¢ and other 1 tuxent River Wil sell r Avply to owner. T. F Lt rent. M vation e e S o 8 ]5 b, PaRol AR, | this | SUMMER COTTAG - oo I MARTHAS VINEYARD N _STONE BUNGALOW. FOOT- | Snmmer resdence of ‘m. Ridge veriooking Shenandoah | bathing. golfing _and ev Droements for sale ot remt | tagea. 200 18 5300 ove R. E. PERRIN Berry e. Va_ | let E. §. Cobb. maker: now 1116 F Tabor s Summer Oak_Bluffs AUCTION SA TOMORROW. ES. AUCTION S TOMORROW. C. G. Sloan & Co., Inc., Aucts., 715 13th St. TRUSTEE'S SALE of Valuable and Antique Furniture, Oriental and Domestic Rugs, Dra- assteRd. perjes, China, Glassware, Silver, Linens, etc., purchased by the late John Hay and his heirs, and used by them in the operation of Historic Stoneleigh Court. AT PUBLIC AUCTION At the Galleries of C. G. Sloan & Co., Inc. 715 13th Street N.W. On Monday, August 8th, 1927 At 10 o'Clock A. M. and continuing the following days at the same hour until all is sold. By virtue of a certain chattel deed of trust, dated May 17, 1926, and nown as paper No. 73, recorded on 18th day of May, 1926, In the office the Recorder of Deeds of the District of Columbia, default having made, the undersigned trustee will sell at public auction the ve property, including Mahogany Bureaus, Chiffoniers, Tables irs. Rocker yriental Rugs, Domestic Rugs, Ove iffed Furniture arved Settees and Armchairs, Secre- fes, Dining Room & Andirons, Ch Glass, Plated Ware, frigerators. Upright Piano, Iron Safe, rnitur s Ranges, etc. NOW ON VIEW (Signed) GEOR TRADE MARK E. McNEIL, SUNDAY NEWS OF THE CLUBS Women's City Club.—Miss Pearl Mc- | to | ¥ Civilian of | performance re- | t the hour for play will be Sun- | the riding | gain | ex-| r | | | \ " A Aed Pye | FRANKLIN, L Ul tormeys (I ‘Jnuv I Al Dieher \\NI"J LANCASTE sstully at the exhibi tion last year, “King Neptune, Which time a great deal of the merry | making will center avound the induc tion of new membs into the Royval | Ordey the Sons and Daughters of | Neptune Last year the charvacter of Neptune was admivably im personated by Master Leonarvd We star mer of the Milton group | hibited so sugr at perfor youns Loy wrtin of on s the cirele on Martin have Bahy hert Crittenton My M, wa Tuncheon by member Tuly 1 Mr. and boen spending the pa daughter in New England L luncheon rrved on the members present spent Afternoon on the spacions T'he 10s18 W Mrs. AL R pres| nt of Love I Mrs, AL O Mrs Mrs, W Tiessick, My Harry Simpson Umhau, M My Followir lawn, the pleasant porclies MeManus Cirele, No, MecConnel! W e Mrs. Fred by o nd Lincoln Corps met yecently Hall, with Mrs. Ella Orr d a lavge attendance. Mis Thomas of Warrenton, Va [itiated. A social hour was 1 musical program and the ark. Refreshments we amuel Bricker, . Bricker were at G. A president Iridriea was in- | with song spent idan Woman's Relief Corps, | 1 Angnst 2, with President | | Addie " Hickman presiding. 1t was | much regretted that Mrs. Caroline M Gury was al Mtoon aceount of serion illness, Mrs. Flizabeth Shaw actin junior president Mrs. Lida Oldroyd the members present their -gratitude that Parker's life was spaved and that was to he with them A letter | of deep appreciation from Mrs. B. Mil ler was read for the kindness the corps | | had shown to her in time of deep di it Caroline M. Gury's letter | ex thanks for flowers she | ahle was | . Margaret Bradt was appointed [ by the president as her representative | to the woman's committee August 4 to | promulgate plans toward the Army {and Navy rally to be held in Septem {ber. Plans were perfected for the | luncheon August 19 in honor of Com vade S. F. Hamilton A pleasing circumstance was in hav- ing each of the Woman's Relief Corps [represented. Among the guests were omdrs. 8. G. Mawson and W. AL I;UML Department Senior Vice Comdr. | Theo. F. Rrown, Maj. G. MacDowell, ides Convis Parker and Bonney. Iee cream served by Mrs. Nan S were FIREMEN EXTEND FETE Falls Church Carnival, Hit by Rain, Continues Monday Night. | Special Dispatch to The Star. | FALLS CHURCH, Va., August 6 | —Officials of the firemen's carnival | | have decided to continue the carnival | | Monday night, as the grounds to e closed Wednesday night account of the storn, | It is estimated that ahout 1.000 { people were in attendance Thursday and Frids and tonight's crowd probably will be in excess of that The judges in the heauty ing contests give out three slips each | night to those who are to app sain. Demand for home-baked fo | has been good and the ladies’ fary has Dheen kept busy the demand ¢ had on d | auxil- | supplying | tiqu When a delegation of Masons from Indianapolis paid a fraternal visit to | Detroit recently the visitors were we! comed by FEdward L. Fitzpatrick master of the Detroit lodge, while the response was made by his father master of the Indianapolis lodge. For an ideal va | Ton, w write Capon Intermon Mountains, bathing ¢ horses, by pudding, ete. You' will | mineral | improve. | The Hotel Lankford Ocean front modern. exclusive | olan__6: Mrs M_B_OUIL| PLIMHIMMON HOTEL. 40 pew rooms and e nddea Hamllton Hotel The House of Plenty. Running Water. THE KAYE On boardwalk ellent table. Bathing | free MRS K Proo._ Ph_117__ COLONIAL HOTEL Boardwalk: modein. Special rates to Julv 15 | Golf Ownershin Mar it 14th “seaco BREAKERS [ BOA RUWALK, | i oo s with hot and 0ld running water and pri C. 0 _Ti te baths. Pbone THE DEL-MAR 7 water all rooms _______MRS. 8 T CAR American | New and modern and bay Running June to late Sept ic Owner-Pron. THE DENNIS :om fomrorfable and hon gz wawer. Terms STAR, WASHINGTON. tovear with their | < nizht | torneys { which he accused Dr. and danc- | § r|d .| —is_open | tenmis D._C. AUGUST 7. LEBOUEF CASE T0 GO T0 JURY SHORTLY. Final Arguments Under Way in Louisiana Slaying—Trapper Does Not Testify. . Anzust hed =i herve Tating anment ot 13 Bonner nd I the M Tl v e Ty Tl e vjorimed Bast Attorney Vnillemot by demanding the 1 three, and at the defendant from the othey tw eparate trinl, an with the claim’ that been canght in vietim of civeum fate n Tane wle veensed of the murder of shotef at Morzan City, The arzumente wav hefore the District attack ton Preadle Away Lehonef [ | conrt | opened the [ death penatty | torneys for [ who broke and demanded swered the fir | their client haa ind was a [ ent will g Mre to the jury Vuillemor Drehey their to Attornevs for Lebouef will pre day and the case ifter District Attorney closes the arguments A surprise.move was made for Readle yesterday they refused to put the trapper the stand to tell his side of the story Insiead they read the statement in Drrehier of slay- Lebouef and cutting open the His wife and daughter were and testified that the gun with which the slaving was done helonged Dr. I wr and that it was at doctor's orders that it was taken the night which ended in death of Lebouef Previously Dreher had testified that F e ested that he take the zun he- e e thought he mizht see an E r and wanted to t if |m<: ble, hy at hen on i hody ealled to Vone the on e Wt set of gzirls of twins, four nd one hoy st. P Oneida, N of bos and a girl trick’s Parochial hool, w VIEW, THE VIRGINIA_ BA'Y KEEP _COOL PANORAM A HOTEL AND COTTAS 3000 ft. Altitude On top of the Blue Ridge in the Center of the SHENANDOAH NAT'L PARK On the Lee Highway. Most _picturesque and _accessible nearby Mountain Resort: cool. quiet nd_ restiul May be re 3 “hours. Dusses pass en Individ unique. Horses, smusements, Near Lonz distance phi For literature write NORAMA, Luray, Va. VA. TION AT on Water Front. Home 1o or bus in hington-Luray and and Luray Caverns. ne. POTOMAC | BEACH‘ The Pot s most_delightful s; exclusively for vacation ons. writn Beach P. BATI'LEFIELD lNN Near Winchester on famous Shenandoah alley Pike. k mansion. handsome_an Gen.'Sheridan's headauarters in 1864 Wlld Beauty Park Farm Near Blue Itid Tor the . xea eI date. decommodaiions 1350 o week | 5 m..kv\«: Mis. HORAC ‘ Orange. - | | Colonial Beach Virginia One of Washington’s Nearby Summer Resorts b aancir base ball tennis, riding, etc Also alk Amusements. Health-giving artesian and good food. No mos ew conerete Freder k-«h!l\" Roads Sunda ol g e e ing the beach. Salt fishing G-pied water or bathing, bbing, uitoes. y via mpton i 1o \lg (with m 5 10 520 w COLONIAL BEACH HOTEL' COLONIAL BEACH, clusively situated in_ whole block shady playzrounds” at pier and boardwalk wonderful_view Jof Potom baths, orchestra® open fir ing from hotel’ and numerous other div fons. St Hampton Roads Tu & Sun.. Hot and cold run- reasonable. _ Bathing Atith_menson. MRS. R. J IS, [ cean front oo THE BELMONT Kannine water ‘wm remodeled with 20 new rooms. HEARNE, Re Running water and private baths M H 1D dock Helghts, park: _modern getables — Spee Phone | PEN_MAR. | les e The Bon Aire | l5ree room wide Worches. xood meals: water_in_roome. Meals to transients. Booklet. Mrs. B, F. Diehl. THE LYNDON AT sation home awas from nome Mav_ 15 Booklet | EDGEWOOD HOTE_L § | Al outsids rooms Home caoking, | panBieaie fo transenda. OUT’S HOTEL omat suncrsision ot T Write for ra HIGH LOCATION 1 Ars Irenlar. hot and oI T ne water. Parches | — wings and hammocks on € __MIDDLE] L. uus RIDGE MNNTAIIS BUENA VISTA SPRINGS, FRANKLIN COUNTY, PA. Open May 28 Batha. Golf, Tenn Swimming, eltreliore Eon dohn 3 Gibl, ‘Horses, Dancing, Mosquitoes Special Rates THE KITTATINNY The Mountain Paradise LEADING HOTEL DELAWARE WATER GAP. PA. 75 miles from Philadelphia via L wanna R. R, Good motor roads wac. - High, eoal locatio 1.000-acre ' private cenery. 200" rooms running springwater. convenience. “Amerie: Ccutsine. Grill for tol and dairy. Every mentdaily_concer Dathing. canoeins. WOLF HOLLOW GOLF CLUB Famous 18hole course adioining Kittatinny Park. Our guests accorded evers privilege. Write for booklet of Hotsl Course and Auto maps. Also 1027 " rates for *senson: familles tourists. Bell Phone 31, dohn Purd: and every excallent Own farms 1 olan | Located on_west stde <7 Virginia Beach, Va. | Second season. Ameriean 1 anning ater inall Tooms: publie an private baths. ezant_dining mmn"\\nh excellent cuisine. Vallev View Sprmgs Old Tavern Style Inn tdeal place to spead your vacation. assonutten Moun wo miles east of Jew Market. ~Close everai vaverns Also golf course and noo only two mues. r rates and resersations address. '|II9‘- View Springs, New Market, V. " THE_ALBION One of the leading leach-front holels. Eve madern avcommodation apd convenience { Booklet 4961, 3 r', m‘va An tain to th swin - CXTELBALDWIN Leadus, icach Eront Hotel. at Modern Tonser 200 baths Hay fever cul dise. Tel 84 E. D. outside “rooms. 10 man’s para- D. Owner. SS HALL — Cape Moy X DIRECTLY ON THE OCEAN FRONT American Plan. Capuclt Teuris. Golf. Orehestra Robert Thormann. Mer. a rec | COLONIAL Uit : running water Extensive noi suites. with s Wilte nagement. —SEA WAY CLUB‘_I Shore and Oean Roads pring Lake Beach, N. 3. SREHID MANAGEMENT tful outing—Boating. croguet. clack 2ol Beantiful St. Cal utes’ W Garages erya e i the hide | | With Private Bath - 1927 | - RESORTS. RESORTS. ' \TLANTIC CITY WELROSE HALL American Plan ‘s $4 up daily; $20 up weekly Snecial Family Rates. electricity. ~PART 6. { M OCEAN END KENTUCKY AVE. Aime 1o provide the hest modations, tahle ervice procurable at rates. Running Private n:vnnsnmm ST.JAMES PLACE(100 YDS TOBEACH) 000 < eme Running wate wuitral location 30 piera irches. ¢ JACK Fir thah PRINCESS OCEAN END OF SOUTH CAROLINA AVF. Open all year. $3.50 duiiy & $20 weekly un with 211 ot week & Fall Ratey. Most spent on interior im- ts, decorations and All outside erlook ocean ; running wat Elevate Nichola nd mod ter baths pro ir man all having P'rivate hath 100 irom noall room vd St Vie Chureh Rates $4.50 up Daily—Special Weekly AMERICAN PLAN (WITH MEALS) The JEFFERSO OCEAN END TUCKY AVE, European Plan $2.50 Up Daily FETTER & HOLLINGER, Owners and Managers NEW HOLLAND New York Avenus Near the Beach outsida GARRITY. Cveston Boardwalk at Montpelier ave. A beach-front hotel with modetate rates. | American plan. e butha: elevator (o atreet le | Bt o Al o o areet el & | Mr. F. D, MANWELL. A <o | HOTEL RITTENHOUSE Eurovean Migatitng Many _privata bathe. Raies $2.00 1o dau Omwueraiin manazemer o reservatio e_Mar WATKINS Ocean End South Carolima Avenne All Rooms Running Water or Prisate Bath n Flan &4 up daily: epecial weekly, atled rates on_reqiiest . The Rm}al Palace on the Beachkrfront ArLaAnTIC CITY DIRECTLY ON THE BOARDWALK s g olan. Contral to all attractions. Popular Prices, $2.50 per day up, European plan. American -p e rw‘ a1l room. plan (with meals), proportionately low. ) v Fa ine, - ming pool, private surf bathing <tablichment, ample parking ce. location in At- Kentucky Ave. Near beach. sea water sw coalest ¢ City Our New England Hotel ELSON MOORHOT SE. has heen sold and TNOIED FOR 1TS 1AnL H ) - ; Sl j : onger LLER COTTAGE 2 ‘ ol e T 2 nests T CAPACTTY 250 | 2 Fa ‘| or dial v g %VNGEOQGA AVE ATLCH’ N.J. S&x i b . al Pa s rlean. elect 18 hip. ook " FATERSON CROUTHAMET DGEWATE Ocean el So, Car. Eur Plan, $2.0 n | v | | | Owhershin UNDER NEW MAN Cooking. | from ronghout. Runni fi“l'. A\flnun "l‘pnn\“‘ Steel Pier arzest and ituated hotel off the baths. Cuisine of st sandard: spacious rooms. Elevat rivate baths. Orchestra: dancing, H UNNING WATER IN ROOMS $1.6) up Daily with meals. $2) up Week| z}l’r)um H l{! Phone ) armclv’fl Bathe . . from your room g The Breakers ON THE OCEAN FRONT ATLANTIC CITY American and European Plans Capacity 1,000 JOEL HILLMAN JULIAN A, HILLMAN ) rates arr, Props. Virginia Qve.nearBeach OmrunmEuropmnPlans '} and Convenient } ralerates. Booklet § C V. HORT'MER Ovmlr OCEAN CITY.N.J. l The Breakers On tne Beachfront at 3rd Street OCEAN CITY, N. J. Tennis Courts. Bath Houses. Garages. Elevator. AMERICAN PLAN Kenta-ky Avenue near Beach SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES Centrally located: elevator to street. Fvery modern | appointment. Bathing privileg-s. Duocing. Urchestra. RUNKING WATER IN ALL ROOMS ELVA M. KING, Ownership Man ement. SHOREHAM Vicginia Ave, close o Beach ind Steel Coptesty At Magerd mneec e Sieos Fler patrons comfortable and Romelies sarsondive daring thei sojaarn {n Atfancic Gty Hor s unning Water (o rooms Private. pathe Vator to sireet Elrctricity throaghoet Splendid reputation £ good hesae conir < American and Europea Spacious Iobby I porees + Ownershin minasennt Th. FLANDERS On the Beardwalk. OCEAN CITY, ipped for the comfort Constructed and equi SFif Patrons.-a uniua snd convenience American_Plan Hotel in_AMERICA'S GREATEST FAMILY RESORT. J. Howard Slocum, Pres.-Mgr. 'THE BELLEVUE Ocean_end of Sth st Ocean City A, Jistinctive homelike famile hotel Frnly appos al to_attra | cellent” table wate: Pacific and Arkansas Aves., in) varas from Miilion Dol'ar Pier and Best Bathing Beach. WEEKLY RATES WITH MEALS For each person two in one room Without Running Water - $15 to 517 With Running Water - - 18to 25 | | 25 to 35} Dese H;m\r J. Bick: Daily Rates - European Plan (daily) - 3to | Sea foods and vegetables fresh daily. 200 bath | -1.50 fo ey atmosphere ‘ SLafs haol | and locker rooms with hot and eold showers for "~ e 1 b rs d dan Booklet. surf bathers. Orchestra an ,Z‘l!* rsz H;ih-‘;z. i A Vlonderful New Hotel ma $1 up Daily. Special Weekly Rato Kentucky Ave.~ Close To Be. ¢ & Beausitully Kenovated | & Refurnished [ ROSNING"Warer v ann roows Private Baths. Bathi iowed from | tel with_us owers, Orchestra & | ag. Elevator from sireet level S0 & up dajly with meals of le le quality. Write for menu befo reservations, % | KENTUCKY AVENUE.NEAR BEACH $25,000 spent for extensive renovation. Redecorated interior and exterior RUNNING WATER IN ALL ROOMS Phone Marine 117 Ownership Management. 8[1‘/64 flfl[ BEACH,A.L An Oceanfront Hostelry Ocerlooking Atlantic City Modern, in fact, a gorgeous background ro | wonderful bathing beach, boardwalk and pres An Ideal Family Fireproof Vacation Hot:l H $7.00 dai | AMERICAN PLAN SPECIAL { $1%, 4% | EUROPEAN PLAN SPECIAL, $1.00 daily, up | Every room with bith, Refined enteraining features. Auto buses meet t at Atlantic Ci y Stations. New Brigantine Beach Golf Course. Booklet and rates on request. ‘W. F. SHAW, President. up nrivilese RALPH ME LEWIS Pacific & Tllinois ave.. 1 blocie_from geean JULY, AUGUST and SEPTEMBER are particularly delightful months Marlborough Blentim ATLANTIC CITY The House with the Home Atmosphere No 3 Ocean Pathway, LORA!NE Ocean G J yiew at Boardwalk. Runiim ble a feature * Rohland.® Wil Very Attractive Weekly Rates Ownership Management Josiah White & Sons Company woor Largest and Finest Hotel in Wildwood, N.J. DIRECTLY OVERLOOKING BOARDWALK AND OCEAN ONE BLOCK FROM OCEAN PiER AND AMUSEMENTS Capacity 5. Running hot and cold water in all rooms. Rooms single or en suite with private bath. Elevator to ect level. Meals and service unsurpassed. Music, Dancing Card parties. Free bath houses for guests. Free parking space for 200 automobiles. Write for booklet. American Plan rates, $4 up daily;_$25 up weekly A. RUHWADEL & N. B. KENNADY, Props. Formerly of Atlantic City, N. J, NEW IROQUOIS AND LBERON ATLANTIC C ITV New and Charming N.Carolina Ave Ocean block. American plan Capacity 250 T T ———T— WILDWOOD'S BEST MODERATE RATE HOTEL '"hy st B2 DORSEY HELDO Private bathe throughout orchestrar Do R R patoe, WILDWOOD'S FINEST HOTEL Concert mosic: Daacing | Dagiing ™ S100 i Wy $5.00 ' Bathiog privileges with com. | Sp | agtlmeals orivate Datha. running bot and ol plimentary showers. Booklet. .‘"“: l:‘v;::mslllo'd-nev.‘ % cep! Attractive rates for September n:,..,...,,u gement, D 1 WOODS FRANCKLE & COPE Managers American Pla w Eireproof Addition TREXLER south Carolina Avenue near Beach. Capac. ity 250 American plan Rooms single and en Enite with running water and pri batns! Tvery modern appointment ai’ m erate ratee. " Bathing privileses, 17h vear. A L, TR . Owner, Running water. Privat ble rates W_Whittinha ‘rlTl: HOME OF HOSPITALITY. Hotel SAVOY e e baths Pron. ROOS EVE LT 6th and Penna. Ave. near Boardwal ler. Beautiful outlook. Running. w; Frveats hatha. Free. bath house m Ratea moderate, A, ke Seum-mm:.hg