Evening Star Newspaper, July 25, 1928, Page 3

'THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1928." - 25, re Relief |OMEN PLAN DRVE = 10 SUPPORT HOOVER | Voters® League to Work With Unorganized Forces as “Volunteers.” poy ="~ | Sure Relief DELL-ANS FOR INDIGESTION 25¢ and 75¢ Pkgs.Sold Everywhere | Mobilization of the women of the | country as “Hoover Volunteers,” with | | Mrs. F. Louis Slade of New York, a { founder and past president of the League of Women Voters, as liaison | officer between the various groups of | organized Republican women and their | unorganized sisters, is announced today by Mrs. Alvin T. Hert, director of | women's activities for the Hoover-Curtis | ticket. The appointment of Mrs. Slade is the first result of the conference of ‘nmlomfl committeewomen from 18 States _yesterday. To be mustered into the “Hoover |\n1un:m< are the following groups: | (1) Women registered as Republican | voters, but who have never taken an |active part in political campaigns; (2) women who usually vote the Re- | | publican ticket, but who do not belong | to Republican women’s clubs; (3) women | of the so-called independent type, who | in the past have voted for the candi- | ) dates they personally preferred, irrespec- | tive of party Clearing House. ! Mrs. Slade’s work will be co-opera- tive rather than directive. She will be | | contact officer between these groups Priced |and the national, State and local work = According | ers of the Republican party. Her first | Applied to Distance |8im Will be to find out what the “Hoo- B0c to $1.00 $1° Limit ver Volunteers” want in the way of | campaign literature, speakers and po- | LEETH BROTHERS | litical relations. Her office will be a| Formerly Main 500 A Real Opportunity For Live-Wire Salesman in Real Estate Firm Must have automobile and ex- perience in selling houses. Salary and Commission. All replies confidential. Address BOX 294-M, Star Office //—> Chassis Wor! of all kinds | GiLCARL FLATTIRE ? Call Fr. 764-5-6 Spare Tires clearing house for all women and | groups of women who wish to keep in touch with the Republican party workers. In accepting Slade | | sald: ‘ “The most important activity of the hour is the election of Herbert Hoover. | | Every woman who has been engaged in | ‘flrgflnb.!um\ affairs must come out now | | and work for her party. I always have | |been a great admirer of Mr. Hoover. | I consider it a privilege to work for | (him and T am retiring from all other ‘argsmzaunn service (o carry on this ,ser\'cv for the Hoover-Curtis ticket. | “I hope that all the women with | whom I have had such pleasant con- | | tacts throughout the country will turn to me for any help which my bureau can give to them in organizing their | cal activities for Mr. Hoover.” Marks New Step. In making this first appointment un der the women's organization program | Mrs. Hert said: | “This is a new and sensational step in campaign organization. But new conditions in politics require new methods. Mrs. Slade always has been | an active Republican in New York City, | but she never before has been identi- | fied with the Republican national com- mittee and the national organization | of women workers. The appointment | has been made with the co-operation | of our New York leaders, Mrs. Charles | Sabin, national committeewoman, and Miss Sarah Butler, Republican State | committeewoman, and with the entire | approval of Mr. Hoover and the men ‘of his mmmmee 'MOTHERS AND BABES BEGIN OUTING TODAY this post Mrs. 'S GO IN AND SEE CK MURPHY AND FIND OUT WHA T HE'LL ALLOW US ON OUR INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY North of Washington in s line with the Srowth of the city and extension of 16th Street. A corner plot of ground. ACT NOW. We have option for limited time i 2 bargain price. Thos. E. Jarrell Co. Realtors 721 10th St. NW. Main 766 || Total of 322 to Spend Two Weeks | | in Pleasure Seeking at Recre- ation Camps. ARE YOU SURE your stocks and bonds are safe at home or at the ofice? It costs 50 Yittle to have g vault all your own in the big i i SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT of the ‘Three hundred and twenty-two chil- drrn and mothers, some of the latter th infants in arms, left today for a -week outing at Camp Good Will in Rock Creek Park and Camp Pleasant | at Blue Plains, under the sponsorship |of the Summer Outings Committee and | | the friendly gifts of many Washing- | | tonians. FEDERAL-AMERICAN ‘The new arrivals for Camp Good Will NATIONAL BANK | were assembled at the Thomson School Where G Street Crosses 14th at Twelfth and L street for exami- |-nation and registration under the gen- | eral supervision of Miss Louise O. Beall, tfirld secretary of the committee, and Miss Florence Hoskinson, District visi- tor of the As iated Charities, with {the help of Miss Katherine Bliss and | Miss Helen Cook, volunteers. The ex- aminations were conducted by Dr. J seph A. Murphy, chief medical exam- s | iner of the public schools; Dr. F. A# QN AND APTER THIS DATEI WILL NOT Homm-y, Dr. G. H. Heitmuller, Dr. ivie 07 A oD s SOR: | Richard de Saussure, Dr. R. H. Ford, ‘. Dr, Margarct du Bols. They were as- WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE POR ANY | Sisted by the following trained nurses: flobu other than those coutracted by myself. | Miss Eula B. Flynn, Mrs. Alice Everett, D_¥. POWER. 3701 16th st. n.w.___ 26*_ | Miss Marjorie Woodzell, Miss Mary Gor- n;u' AR IR L2 I don and Mrs, Bertha Obr. & Aioom 115, Phone M The youngsters and the mothers were ¥ Gitd ,,,,T ,, EESPONSIBLE FOR ANY | | then loaded into volunteer cars provided | y; | by ‘members of the Kiwanis Club and | . _°{the Rotary bus and whisked out ln‘ AUHBE THAT ON THE & | Camp Good Will on its breezy hilltop | |in time to be all settied before the | | call for dinner in the Kiwanis dining | room. Including sevgral re-admissions | from the last party. the new group at | this camp reached the big total of 177, | the extreme limit of the camp's equip: THE HOME BUILDING ASSOCIAT Eounces the wening of its 46th seriex July | ghare, interest rate; v, compoundes month 2. ared e with iaw unless called for | ces paid before that date e tiaville, Md O The new party at Camp Pleasant numbered 145, with some hold-overs | from the last’ party. They were as- sembled at the Giddings School under the direction of Miss Helen Story, visi- tor of the Associated Charities, and examinations were made by Dr. Charles | A. Tignor and Dr. W. E. Lewis, Cars | were provided by the Jewell Cab Co., Rotary Club, Washington Electric & Rallway Co., and the M. E. Horton Co., | also Mrs. E. V. Sedgwick. Helpers in , cluded Mrs. George W. Cabeniss, Mrs {P. M. Norris, Mrs. H. Childs, Mrs ‘Bfll? Pride, Mrs. B, Wllkm% and others. FIREMAN IS SCALDED. v'e Otterback, R Repetts, e ari. ¢ Dispatch to The Star. MARTINSBURG, W. Va | A string of loaded stone cars | an eighth of a mile through the rds, rammed a_helper engi the B. & O. station here this morn & H‘“l"";_":"«g‘m k ing, knocking it in the path of a fast| freight and turning it on its side David Murray of this city, fireman of { the heiper engine, was scalded, prob- | i ably fatally. ‘The helper engineer had | { left his-cab for instructions, Wrecking | | cranes were brought from Brunswick | and the wreckage cleared up within a _ | tew hours Jt 0 or trom ud and | RANBPER B NEVER DISAPPOINT BYRON $. ADAMS PRINTING IN’ A HURRY Glenn Dale Woman Dies. GLENN DALE, Md., July 25 5 aurs Virginia Pugh, 69 years old, wife | of William W. Pugh of this place, died | yesterday in Sibley Hospital, Washing- ton, of heart trouble. Mrs. Pugh was a native of Virginia, Funeral services | wil) be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 | cuts nor |0°CI0CK AU her Jate home, with inter- 1% | ment_in Glenn Dale Cemetery wve v 21 KOOFING IRONCLAD s and Evart s North 26 1§ YOUR ROOF 1t aeems? e safe ax No ROOFING KOONS Eorpant This Million-Dollar Prmlmg Planl J ARE YOU SURE you have plenty of insurance to protect your family and business? We would like to explain the Insurance Trust Plan of the FEDERAL-AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Where G Street Crosses 14th The National (.a'pnd‘l Press 2D 8 Mein SCREEN ‘UP——NOW KLEEBLATT it %" Bia. NE SVisdow Boedes and Seresns. Fhaus Lin. 019, PASTOR ASKS $100,000 SLANDER DAMAGES IN SUING MRS. LEE FRANCE CALLS OFF Will Rogers AWARD FOR HEROISM. Award of the Soldiers’ Medal to Lieut. Carlisle C. Dusenbury, 11th Infantry, stationed at Fort Benjamin Harrison, » o River, near Columbus, Ind., May 25 last. Lieut. Dusenbury, who was born in Toddville, 8. C., and entered the mili- tary service from that place, jumped into the river fully dressed and wearing heavy boots, and succeeded in bringing | famatory rema | President ‘Hirding— wremerhaven ment ' |- Rev. W, T Reynolds’ Action Is Second Growing Out of Church Incident. Charges Injury to Reputa- tion in Linking Name With Woman Broker’s. M of Senator T. Coleman du Pont of Dela- ware, who was sued in Circuit Court here for $50,000 damages for alleged | slander by Mrs. Maud B. Ford, real cstate broker, April 13, again was sued on a slander charge yesterday by Rev. William T. Reynolds. Protestant Episcopal rector, who demands $100.000 damages for the same remarks of which Mrs. Ford complained. Dr. Reynolds was rector Church, in Georgetown, Februa when the alleged slanderous re were made by Mrs. Lee. He was con- ducting a_series_of healing in St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church, at the direction of Bishop James E. Freeman, head of the Prot- astant Episcopal diocese in the Di- rict According to Mrs. Ford's suit, M Lee uttered certain scandalous and de- concerning her (Mrs Ford) and Dr. Fernolds. in which drinking and immorality figured. After SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and Sailings From New York. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Bergensfiord—Oslo ... | Cotombia—San Francisco n Franciseo dad Ameticn—Bremernaven Orizaba—Havana DUE TODAY. 3 | Vauban--B Lara—La C DUE TOMORROW George—Canadian cruse Mar! ta gMarta St. Jol Sou Fort St a ilvia Homeric— bourg y 3 hampton and Cher- 3 July 19 DUE FRIDAY. De Grasse—Havre Conte Grande—Genc Aquitania- M Southampton and Cher JuLy July 18 July 17 July 21 July 18 DUE SATURDAY. JUL otterdam—Rotterdam DUE SUNDAY. JULY Calamares—Puerto_Limon ..July 1 Caronia—Southampton and Havre. . July 21 Dresden—Bremerhaven July 19 Oear T Copenhagen elgenland—Antwerp DUE MONDAY, Adriatic_-Livernool lbert Ballin—Hamburs American _Banker—London Ancon—Cristobal “ Laconia—Liverpool Minnekahds—London and Boulogne DUE TUESDAY. JULY 31 Majestic—Southampton and Cher- bourg an America Ebro_Valparais Tabobo- Lo Guayra Y 28, 20. L1 July 20 JULY 30. July 20 July 21 July 24 Bieiios Avras. L DUE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1 France—Hayre and Plymouth Presidente Wilson—Trieste. OUTGOING STEAMERS, SAILING TODAY. { RIS Baracoa—Puerto Colombia | Garacas—San Juan and Maracaibo. Fort Victoria—Berm Zacapa—Kings sl-ureunx-4hernnur: nnd Southampton. Ehhun TuckennachoPacihc Coast. Socrates—Santos. SAILING TOMORROW. Aconcagua—Oristobal. West Coast ports and | Vaipa Evangeline Manuel Arnu: °Yarmouth. N. § adiz and Barcelona. ana Vigo and Bordeaux, ai 8an Juan. Thuringia—Hamburg Achilles—Georgetown Bellepline—Rotterdam. Minnequa—Copenhacen. SAILING FRIDAY, American Merchant—London, Patna—Lisbon, Naples and Marseille. Yorck—Bremerhaven Roma--Naples and Ge: Homeric—Cherbours and Southampton. Bacchus—Maracaib Chateau_Thierrs-—Cristobal. Copan—Puerto Cortez. Laponia—Buenos Aires. SAILING SATURDAY, JULY 28. . Cristobal. Puerto Limon dric—Cobh and Liverpoo Habure—Cherbours, * Bouthampton mburg. ~JHavana, Cristobal. San Pedro d San clsc JuLyY 27 %o de Janeiro, Santos, Ponce—San Juan. Ponce, Arroyo. Minnetonka-—-London. Colombia—Puerto _ Colombin. Cristobal and San Prancisco. Hellig Olav—Oslo and Copenhagen. Bergensfiord—Oglo. Nieuw Amsterdam—Southampton, Boulogne and Rotterdam Cobh ‘and_Liverpool Moville and Glasgow. Cartagena, Pranconia Cameronia Orizaba ara Huron-Banto Domingo City Sflvia—Halifax and 8t. John's. Bermuda—Bermuda, SAILING MONDAY, JULY 30, Piraeus, Patras. Jafla and Beirut. SAIL TUESDAY. JULY 31 America—Southampton, Cherbours Bremerh, Southern Edison and Cross- Rio de Janeiro, Santos, Montevideo and Buenos Aires SAILING WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1 De Grasse—Havre Aguitania- Cherbourg and Southampton. Fort Victoria —Bermuda. Maraval —Trinidad Santa Maria—8anta Maria. . Marguerite du Pont Lee, cousin | of Grace | ks services | July 18 | July 18 | July 21 | Sy o | and | | | REV. WILLIAM T. REYNOLDS. Mrs. Ford filed suit Mrs. Lee prm'mcd‘ |a demurrer, but the court overruled it Dr. Reynolds, according to. Edwin L. |Marthill, his attorney, was taken ill after the Ford suit was filed, April 13, |and would have filed his own ~hnde"‘ ;\\m before this had he not been il The remarks complained of, accord- | ing to Dr. Reynolds, were uttered ma- | liciously and have seriously damaged his {reputati»n and character as a rnmch-; man. RED MEN HONOR BYRD Speclal Dispatch to The Star. WINCHESTER, Va, July 25.—Gov. Harry Flood Byrd was elected to mem- | bership in Ghawnee Tribe, No. 2, Im- | proved Order of Red Men, at a meeting held by the local tribe of the Great Council of Virginia last night. The meeting was attended by A. J.|f | Butcher, deputy great sachem of Dis- trict 1. and Henry Padgett, great san- | nap of the Great Council of Virginia, both of Alexandria. [} 3 LAY “Virginia Avenue \i ga: block tobeach ¢ Steel Pier. 00 up daily | with meals S'ed-l | Weeldy Rates “AtlanticCitys best Moderate-price Hotel The ELBERON. RBLudyMD LEXINGTON : th meals for each WEEKLY [ s ..T one room Without Runing Wa 15 With Runnin With P e Bath Arkensns & Single roums aligh ables resh duily. coms with show: Garage 51 .00 Phone Marine 2% €ELLSBOR() l\cn'vcl\ Ave.near beach E-o’gan rlm'I 'b"f'::nd-uy American Plan ~ ¢ 4. up dnh/] Sp _cial Weekly Rates -Wonder ful Meals Free bathing s with showers Booklet ~. Marine 6813 | Ownivzsio @ ~RALPM MECKLEY | Wosis o Tor surt bathers WM. Hasteit. NOW THAT l"l"S SUMMER ! By the Assoclated Press. | plane La Fregate, had ‘been recalled Iy a scientific experiment to determine | tran: 'STRATH-HAVEN | Hotel | Runnine water | So_Caralina Ave. near Beach. 18th yr. Amer. 'H*COLUMBIA | THE ILLINOIS 7% Wesles Ave. Amer- | water. | wrivileges. | on the beach front Iy Says: ATLANTIC FLIGHT Lieut. Parls Recalled After Engine Trouble Halts Trip Via Azores. BOSTON, Mass.—It looks like this State of Massachusetts is going for Smith. If it does it will be a blow against Harvard's English depart- ment. They are beeoming discour- aged; anyway our English is getting worse than our habits. Tunney is going to fly to the fight. Just before every fight Gene flys there. He would be a great booster for avia- tion if he fought often enough. He does that to dis- concert the other “fellow. That left hand of Gene's will disconcert Heeney more than even Lindbergh's flight did. I told Heeney he should go the fight in a captive balloon. Good luck to you, Graham Me- Namee, and here's hoping you don't have static. Yours, WILL RCGERS. PARIS, July 25.—France has aban- doned, for the time being at least, its joint navy and commerce department attempt to span the Atlantic from east to west by plane, according to a semi- official announcement made yesterday. The announcement was to the effect that Lieut. Paulin Paris, who reached Horta in the Azores Monday in hi\ and would return to France on the cruiser Ville D'Ys. The fact that the flight of La Fregate had been interrupted by motor diffi- culties, necessitating repairs and re- piacement of parts, was given as the reason for abandoning the flight. It was explained that the flight was pure- whether a mail route by way of the Azores and Bermuda was practicable {and that the experiment had been spoiled by the delay. It is considered probable that the | fight will be attempted later. Original plans were for Lieut. Paris to attempt the crossing and if he failed to send another plane, piloted by Capt. Rene Builbaud, in his place. Capt. | Builbaud together with Roald Amund- sen and four others have been missing since they took the plane which the French officer had prepared for the lantic attempt into the Arctic to search for the crew of the dirigible Italia o RESORTS Cruisein Luxury through 0Old French Canada HERE'S a new landcalling you ... a land of health . . . a land of energy and joy. SORT! R ATLANTIC CIT Kentucky Avenue near Beach. Atlantie City. European. See rates in Sunday's advertisements AWARE CITY HOTEL. TENN. AVE, 2d | From Beach. Le.. airy rms. Run. water. Priv bath. £1.50 Up diy. Bathing privileges. L Show ers. Open surroundings. Mrs. L. M. LAIRD, NEW HOLLAND 30v.>°r, Beach Amer_ and Europ. plan. Music. Daneins.Acadian Quar- tot: Garaze. Marinie 9835, JOS. MCGARRITY. | Pacific and Tllinots Lewis {ifiilc. baths. _Bathinr from hotel plan. s up dly. $30" un EDGEWATER 256i0.,64,8 & Ave. | European plan: Cap. 250. | private baths. free bathing. | Garaze JOHNSON BROS. | McGuigan Hotel St York ot gt Exceptional table Running water all rooms. | Dancing. Priv. baths. Elevator. Moderate rat HOTEL NEW BELMONT| Boar cean Ave. European Plan. | Path | k privileges_from bedrooms. HOTEL TREXLER)] »\\r nr. Sail down to it now » . . to quaint old- world Quebec . . . to Murray Bay and Tadoussac and the grandeur of the Saguenay Canyon. wk Rates £2 up. That's where the breeze blows cool . . . crisp with the sea salt .. . and the scent of pines and balsams. That's where the trout bite and golf is really golf. & Eurcp plans. Running water. Priv. baths. | TREXLER, Owner. | nr.” beach. | Bathing privileges. A. L. B Tennessee ave. Beaumont TE0NSS tiia Vna Panen: ated Amer. & Europ. plan. Bathing priv ater to all amuse. H. D. & C. BEACH HAVEN, N. J. THE ENGLES'DE Beach Haven, J. The Island Resort Ihe only resort on the Jersey coast that comb.nes perfect bathing. always good fish- ing, with » modern hotel and gives sure re- lief from Hay Fever besides. Booklet. Five tennis ccurts. R. P. ENGLE, Manager. _ CAPE MAY, N. J. Vacations aré worth while in this cradle of old French Canada along the great St. Lawrence River. J. W. Canvin 202 Liberty Bldg. Philadelphia, Pa. Ritt. 8859 CANADA STEAMSHIP LINES Rooms. en suite with bath: culsine and serv- | ice unexcelled, elevator. J. W. Mecray & Bro H On_the Beach Front Hotel Windsor ©7,the, Beach Tront Capacity, 300. Hot and cold runnin in_every room. Private baths. Ownership direction. M. __OCEAN CITY, N. . Ty, FLANDERS Constructed and eauipped for the com- fort and convenience of ils patrons—_—a unique American Plan_ Hotel in AMER- ICA'S GREATEST FAMILY RESORT. J. HOWARD SLOCUM. Pres.-Mgr. THE BELLEVUE Ocean End of Ocean City, N. J. | Accommodatio Every conven: | 1 ‘minute ‘from beach. 5 minutes | ation. I the heart of everything ier. " Private baths. Excellent | Young, formerly of The | CONN[CTIC\/T. | Elm Terrace Inn, West Haven, Conn. Seashore and country both. Modern Inn. 75 reoms. klet. _WEST VIRGINIA. _ T T s515.00 PER WEEK Good rooms and good board. ¥ oS8 CAPON SPRINGS. W. VA. _BRADDOCK HEIGHTS, MD. _ BRADDOCK HEIGHTS, MD. Kiy. nu".:um- o, BRADDOCK l:’!l(i.fl'l‘l RESORT Runnix SEE 00d. ies D, Breakes Running A an plan Private baths. Mod. rates. Michener, Owner. THE ALVY Brighion Place, Near beach, surf Bathing American Pi A Varcer. Ownership-Management. CAPE MAY, N. J. HOTEL COLONIAL Cape Ma: with meals). Spec! er. Priv. baths. El eaiest point ancnss r Orean end So. Cerolina Ave. Open all §350 up dly Wiy * American’ Plan. Cholce table. Bathing trom hotel. Run'k water in all rooms. Priv. baths. Capacity 500. All white service: Orchestra. dancing: new mod- on dance floor. Recarieied & Tefurnished ( throughout. Elevator {rom street ievel Plan 51,50 up dly, BKIt. & auto road map free Phone Muarine 1340, 25th year. PAUL C. | ROSECRANS. & Mur ALBEMARLE Virginis Are noae hapon and Stecl Pie own. l“fl' .. ll uv ““'v SI! ll Weekly ‘ WITH MEALS -S4 up Daily, $22. llu'l ki Panning water ail roo Leihine Trom hotel Write for folden WESTMINSTI;R KENTUCKY AVE. NEAR BE Hot and cold run. All outside rooms private baths Flevator to 1 ning water, street level weekly rates home :00kIng Rates reasonabic. Bpectal Bathing privileges. Good Holel garage w B Baciman ‘wxrxnvs id_South Carolina Avenue ex o, Privaie Batn, | Eiurop. plan ‘:! | i | wee 5" Porder aha dcail SRaE MAGNANT NELSON MOORHOUS Nsw RICHVIOND | ot hotel trom Boardwalk. Re European Phn. $2 Up DI Special wkiy. rhtex OWNERSHIP MANAG Virginin Ave h. Running wa Private biths plian, 14.00 up duily Europent plan, §2 up daily: Special weekly vates. Write [or booklet. J. Bickar, Owner MORTIMER vireinia Ave,, beach Running water in all rooms 2 up dly, Bpecial ‘weekly rates priv. BEIL O V. Mortim KNIGHTS of COLUMBUS | Newest in Atlantic City Near Roardwalk, Kea B .. Moomi—Ope he Publ 2th Men and Women crdNew Clarion | gt off numuwwj 350 up dly. Euron. Bathing AYR OPEN] Cannel e bla v Hook 3 Wladte Brin. . dir 8. Bilin Kat, Owners Creston Qconn Dont At Montneller Ave, American D Maxwell Ve, near Heach i, 44 up diy. Mod- hmmnk- Owner ml. A, O, Lovette | Priv._baths B EACHWOOD WILDWOO! ARLINGCTON —___ _DEER PARK, MD, EgE DEER PARK HOTEL the drowning man to safety near shore, ] where he himself became exhausted Indianapolis, was announced todafi (or s and was rell by two other men. heroism in saving the life of an enl man who was drowning in the Flatrock 3 Photo-Portraits Size 4x6 $12 Regularly $16 Maybe you need “just three” portraits! But you want those three to be a good size—beautifully finished and to mirror your personality definitely. For all these wants we recommend the above size. This discount perwd H for a shnrt time only UNDERWOOD SUNDERWOOD 1230 Connecticut Avenue Decatur 4100 o P P - 0 D Wise Brothers Cream Buttermilk A smoother bodied, finer flavored Buttermilk. Cooling, healthful and an cxccflent werght corrective — Pasteurized Milk * Nursery Milk Rich Grade "A" Gurnsey Milk Acidophilus Milk mflfi “WEST m~ (V&—/J WISE BROTHERS' CHEVY CHASE DAIRY Telephone d¢ West 183 Today's Motoring Demands America’s Finest Mountain Resort. Amer | pian. Reasonable Rates. Hugh J. Flynn. EMMITSBURG, MD. | EMMIT HOUSE { Near Beach Capneity. 200 Running water. Free bathing. Mod. rates. BKIt In the Blue Ridse Mts. Nice little modern hotel Moderate in price. Quiet for week ends and vacation. Weekiy rate: also transients OCEAN CITY, MD. BREA KERS ON ™ B OARDWALR Rooms with hot and 2010 running water and orivate baths. Phone |8 , Timmons. Prop. | THE HASTINGS HOTEL h ana numrnte Runnin hs. MRS OHAS LUDL THE HOTEL LANKFORD On lhe [Hosrdwalk Modern: exciusive QUILLI Bt “Hotel Mlylower" i ’w’. % Roome single of en sulte with bath. Reom phones. Americ an. Mrs. Kendall C. Hastings. Ownership Management THE KAYE o modern On, boardwalk, Excellent table. " Mathing free. MR “OFh. 117 KAYE, Prop. 117, | HOTEL. 40 new resw: Hamllton Hotel The House of Plenty Ocean Fraut nine Waler. cing. Bathi Hote " COLONIAL HOTEL Ronardwalk: madern _Speelnl rates to Julv 13 Golf._Ownership Management _15th seaton Ocean | THE RELMONT peeat,"aut ter sently cemodeled. with 20 new rooms L R _HEARNE Montgomers modern. buthing. da o weekiy: | RUTHLYNN ‘.4‘"‘“’;]‘..\'“3."“’.‘!..«C,Z‘.‘.’S.'.'Ai water. Rm. only $10 up wkly. with meals, S0 a5 MCANDREW. Prob VIRGINIA, POTOMAC BEACH ering dava at the Poto water resol inexpensiv Boatd: water DLAM son. M_ 4352 CASTLEMAN'S INN A calonial resort near Bluemont. on Shen- mountain and wa tves. fishing, bost- mu swimmine v bal and sewerage. el ren. invalids m !ll\ realars taken [ pnd 31 ner woekt, up to Decembar 15" Hoo! fel. Maurice ¥ Cast Terrveille. Va COLONIAL N A( M, VA THE R F. FORD C Room with board. $10 and £17 per etric It | and Fhmntow water, “Mr. ¢ onial Bea Garase THE POCAHONTAS N ALL THE YEAR, rooma v he sea — IAMS, Owner-Mer. THE AVALON front. Modern conven in like ‘arms _reasonable MR Hot and cold run- Bathine ning vor water To ATth season S R J DEN THE STAR’S LONDON OFFICE The Star maintains an office through The Dorland Agency, 14 Regent Street, London, S, W. 1. Readers of The Star are invited to make this office their headquarters while in Europe and have their mail addressed in its care and forwarded without charge. Readers of The Star will be met on their arrival in London free of charge if they will advise in advance that they are coming. 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