Evening Star Newspaper, July 26, 1931, Page 21

Eumpe’s Greatest Crisis (Continued Prom First Page.) thing is that nations are seriously striving to co-operate not only to alleviate existing conditions, but to find & meens ‘or preventing their recur Tence in the future. ‘The problem of economic stabilization s not a locel one: The phenomena of unemployment are most assuredly in- ternational. Overproduction and tight- ening of money precipitated the present crisis. Overproduction and el eircu- lation of capital is not a thing t one country, or a small group of countries can regulate. Likewise birth control ‘will not wl\'e the problem of immigra- tion and the supply and demand of workers. With production until recent- 1y increasing at the rate of 3 per cent per annum in ihe world (end 4 per cent per annum in the United States over the last 50 years) while the population, which consumes what it produces, growing at scarcely 1 per cent per year, the saturation point has been and again will be Mmevitable. In the past the world has been “going it blind.” Already the corner of inter- national co-operation in solving inter- national problems has been turned. The present depression is proving & great ac- celerant to Europe, and once Eurobe has zet her house in order the next step will be to set the world's soclal and economic structure on & stable foundation. The Goal Striven For. ‘That is the goal for which Aristide Briand and every responsible statesman in Burope are striving. The so-called Briand scheme now, placed upon a prac- tical basis, is the most important and far-reaching of the moves for inter- national co-operation yet made. During the present year official representatives of 29 countrics will seriously and hon- estly seek to perfect plans for erasing, #o far as is possible, Europe’s trouble- making frontiers and uniting the Old World in at least a loose economic federation. Although it has been made perfectly clear that the Briand scheme is in no way antagonistic to the interests of non- FEuropean countries, and that the com- mittee “may seek the co-operation of non-European states both members and non-members of the League,” its object is essentially to promote European in- terests. The line of demarcation where pro-European activity ends and anti- American activity begins will be the most delicate question to settle. Less in importance but equally signifi- cant are the meetings between repre- | sentatives of the Balkan states for pro- | moting cultural, social, economic and | political intercourse among those coun- | tries which comprise that sore spot of Europe, where wars have been brewed for centurles. Almost incredible is the active co- peration which has started between num-nl: Jugoslavia and Hungary, for Hungary has scarcely been on speaking terms with the other two countries since the Trianon treaty. Economic ne- cessity has driven the reserved Haps- burgian nation to voluntarily seek co- operation with her neighbors. Count Bethlen's conferences with his Ruma- nian colleagues have been almost polit- ical miracles. Budapest, Bucharest and Belgrade have even gone so far as to agree on the subject of a customs truce, burying traditions and animosities of generations to promote thelr mutual well being. The conference at Sinaia, where these countries first met, may yet go down as a red-letter day in Balkan' history. Over at the other side of Central Europe nine countries which compose the “bread basket” of the continent— , Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Ru- , Latvia, Esthonia, Jugoslavia, Bulgaria and Finland—are going a step further in reglonal co-operation. Rep- resenting about 90,000,000 people, these countries have decided that only in co- ordinating their efforts can they solve the lglcul!unl crisis in Europe—a cri- ich is so acute that farmers in mmy parts of Hungary cannot even afford to buy salt., Official Unemployment Facts. Official figures showing the increasing number of unemployed during last few years in various countries follow: April 1. 1928. 1931. Germany ... 4,743,931 Great Britain . 2,665,647 Italy . 734,596 Frence . 71,736 Austria 304,082 Poland 455,304 Belgium . 207,277 Czechoslovakia 343,972 Hungary . 28,088 Holland 80,525 Sweden . 72,944 Danzig 27,070 Finland 11,491 Norway 29,095 Ireland 26,825 Denmark . 58,434 67,725 ‘The above figures by no means indi- cate the total unemployed. Germany's refer to registered trade unionists; Britain’s to compulsory insured unem- ployed; Italy's and France's to the regis- tered unemployed; Austria’s to workers receiving government benefit only: Hungary, Norway, Denmark and Swe- den to trade union unemployed; Holland and Czechoslovakia to unemployment insurance records, etc. Farmers, “white- collared” workers, professional men, etc., obviously are not included. IRENE CASTLE LOSES THIRD TILT IN COURT Former Dancer Fails to Appear to Prosecute Case in Fight for Animals. By the Associated Press. MORTON GROVE, Il July 25.—Mrs. | Irene Castle McLaughlin has lost her court fights against William Schroeder, 8 farmer, by a count of 2 to 1. The famous former dancer failed to | score on the third and last round of r complaints against Schroeder yes- day, when Magistrate Albert L. Sengstock dismissed a_charge of main- taining a nuisance. Mrs. McLaughlin failed to appear. No explanation for her absence was given. The court | waited an hour for her before discharg- ing the defendant. Schroeder, whose farm is near Wheel- ing, Ill, was found guilty of cruelty to | animals a few days ago on complaint of Mrs. McLaughlin, who objected to the kind of food he fed his stock. He said he gave his hogs the “best garbage in Evanston.” but the jury apparently de- cided this was not good enough. He | was fined $10, but said he would ap- peal Previously the farmer was acquitted of disorderly conduct. a charge which grew out of Mrs. McLaughlin’s allega- tion that he forcibly ejected her from the farm when she went there to in- vestigate conditions as a representative ©of a humane society. U. S. WARNS AGAINST LOW FLYING OVER PRISONS By the Associated Press. | A complaint from the Woman's Fed- eral Prison at Alderson, W. Va., against | low-flying aviators yesterday brought a warning from the Commerce Depart- ment to flyers to stay above the 1,000~ Toot limit when passing over prisons Officials of the Justice Department declined to discuss the nature of the omplaint from Alderson. The prison Yhere 1s Tocated near & flying field. Director Budwig of the aviation | last branch of the Commerce Department warned that penalties may be assessed in ease of violations of the regulation. [FORMER ASSISTANT WAR SECRETARY DIES William Reid Williams of Rich- mond Was Appointed by President Wilson. RICHMOND, Va. July 25 (Special). —William Reid Williams, 65, Assistant Secretary of War under President Wil- son, died at St. Luke's Hospital here night. Mr. Williams was well known in the social and business life of Richmond. Mr. Williams was born in Bristol in 1866 and was the son of Willlam B. and Isabella Reid Willlams. He came to Richmond when a child and was educated here. He went to work at 14 in the Old Dominion Iron & Rail Works and_later was employed by the | Richmond Locomotive Works. ¥ ' mar- | ried Miss Caroline Powell here 1n 1893. He was gsiive in a number of busi- ness enter in Richmond until he was appointed istant Secretary of hw” in 1920. At time of his death e associated "™ Harriman & Co.. a: | investment brokers af§ Richmond and New York. Mr. Williams is survived by his widow and five children, Dr. John Powell Williams, W. R. Willlams, jr, and Shirley Carter Willlams of Richmond. and Mrs. Mildred C. Harrison and 'Il"hloml.s Leigh Williams of Wilmington, el Funeral services will be held at All Saints Episcopal Church Sunday, burial in Hollywood c:mvuy FLAG TO BE 'PRESENTED | Boys' Independent Band to Receive Mrs. John J. Duff's Gift. A flag donated by Mrs. John J. Duff will be presented to the Washington Boys' Independent Band at exercises at 7 o'clock Tuesday night on the polc fleld in West Potomac Park. Speakers will include B. C. MacNeil, department commander of the Ameri- can Legion, and C. B. Jennings, depart- ment commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. The Drum Corps and marching units of the American Legion will participate. The band is under direction of Clin- ton J. Brown. You’ll enjoy your Vacation all the more because * O f t | l e Even though every day Star Mail or leave your address or itinerary at The Star Business Office, and The Star will be mailed to you with the same dispatch as if you were in your own home in Washington. will be replete with inter- est and pleasant surprises .news from “home” will always be welcome . . . Reading The Star while you are vacationing will keep you posted as to local happenings. Rates by Mail—Postage Paid Payable in Advance Maryland and Virginia month . week All Othe month week Evening and Sunday. Evening. Sunday. . 8 40c e c .25 15¢ 10e r States $1.00 30¢ 75¢ 25¢ 50¢ The Star THE SUNDAY BTAR, WASHINGTO RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, FFERSON “‘”I/fi&Y AVENUE | un.a-uu-.n-‘-l -d.-l-l' Auo MONTICELL® & DEVONSHIRE DAILY RATES So Evident! The World’s Best Resort Value Beach d of Kentucky Ave., ntral loc bripetierir please pay our coi expect to enjoy the BEST amidst an en Select and restricted clientele. — The Washington Star DeVILLE ion facing the Traymore. CEAND ATTANTI Atlande Ned. - WEEKLY RATES WITH MEALS 3000 B of Porches, 200 75 Bathe, Elevator. Garage on Premises Ruaning Water in All Roome Booklet em Requost & UP DALY WITHME AL ‘Atlantie City, N. « FIREPROOF MEALS) PER PERSON mest M HOTEL Engese C. Fettor, New 1931 Fire-Proof Buildings overlooking Boardwalk and Ocean. Don’t make a regret- otherwise you cannot onment socially desirable. EARLY SEASON RATES £°8 %003 AND BATH Wonderful Meals Included $25 to $60 Weekly No_ sleep-disturbing element conventions, No nisy_trolicy products. " undivided * ownership o icious advertising and no bonded: debts Create such very low raies OCEAN BATHING FROM ROOMS SHOWERS AND BEACH CHAIRS. FREI Every recreational feature plus Orchestr: Ball room, dance band (three concerts daily Informal large porches, 3 sun decks. Roof ozone solarium. You will enjoy this Youns Folks™ Hotel ~ 18th vear of satisfac- lory service. Guatantee? ci $50—Dining cit bring or mail This o your pape: THOMAS M. O'BRIEN nsistent R S R AR I \flmINIAAV& HALF BLOCK 0 BEACH LARE WHERE and STREL PR, ATLANTIC CITY , N.J. ENDON You WiLL rmb A rmEva.no HOMELIKE ATMOSPHERE =COMBINED WITH WHOLESOME, APPETIZING FOOD VDUQ COMFORT IS OUR CHIEF CONCERN HOTend 'COLD RUNNING WATER sn-ALL ROOMS PRIVATE BATHS, ELEVATOR TO STREET ROOMS ONLY $2 UP DAILY WITH MEALS 4 UP DAILY ATING 300 GUESTS OPEN ALL YEAR. SRNRESVICHIOR B0k a‘SeaVovoge on the lps Deck™ Enjoy these beaut| ful days atop Col ton Manor — high above the ocean. Revel in the salty tang of the fresh sea air, where com- plexions glow and appetites grow! . ‘Weskly Rates Europeen Plan o tonManor | One of ke Finest Holels In Atlantic week or & week-end enjoy the laxury of jnest sppolntments without exorbit: price. Booklet. Write or wire for reservati AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS Oceupying an Entire Block on the Boardwalk at New Jersey Avenue. Entertainment and Dancing Week-ends Reduced July Rates As Low as $35 Per Week Per Person (Meals Included) ATLANTIC CITYS NI 5 Femos »~LUDY & SaCAROLINAAVE. ATLANTK CITY f...dmtwtufwalfi! WEEK-END SPECIAL d rate of $15 ay pper, including 1l the features of ding resort hotel. Three Sun Decks. Vita-glass Sola- rium. Fresh and salt water baths Write or wire reservations now ! th $18 and 521 including ol mecls M ALBEMARLE VIRGINIA AVE./¢sr BEACH ! c'ahd STEEL PIER Rooms Only ~With Meals sT50l, 63507, $104.., 520 V.., B-(Inng From Hotel wi rehes. Open surroundings Ba or megorists, Ruaning sthe, Elevator nd Menu. T'a pEVITE ach ) Tosseai g’ ST A RS ‘3 lAIGl ROOMS sl 750 Ovn.uh-n “lnll!llnl for Thirty-five Years Quick Service o, INCLUDING ALL R.8. lUDV M.| B. WESTMINSTER i |01$0KENTUCKVAVE N,fiefi f:flcfi sekir l.l-c-l‘l}m::nh. ATLANTIC CrrY Facing Ocean and City Park A storehouse of health, com- fort and recreation. A mew and marvelous beach. Private bathing facilities with hotel service to private cabanas. I.LSBO H uemucuyA...-m M AMERILAN PLAN—M up dally EUROPEAN PLAN—S$2 up daily el Y smaart OCEAN END OF 50 CAROMNAM ingwater e, cool earaarent, Parking. J.P.duBois, Mer. l-lotel HEALY l(er\tu:hu Ave. 4th from B NTLY APPO!ITED BEA! at lnd “cold it towers. Danciag. Ph. RATES 30 $22.50 up Weekly ality, Tagluding mesls of superier, Suskty. al Palace the Boardwalk. Gt ARTiC GITY, N3, sesWater 338 ROOMS 2thioe n End, Tdeal location, 180 ft. from Boardwalk, L piers, theatre $3.00 ,'A...“&....z.r.x:..‘."m.....w.... ot on ol emmads Smisd Sty | i | 1 D. C, JULY 26, 1931—PART TWO. RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. SORNE THE ALBION ‘aia Priced Hotel. Best Meach Front wa eCComingd tion “and copve: uests, “Booklet, Phone 4961 Yithin Two Blocks of New Con RUN WATER ALL ROOMS Bath BATHING T Ol'EL l wr age. Write or 5’: l—fl’" E.W. Wiliech Hotek, Beermont. Bt Becortvare, Fis. KENTUCKY KENTUCKY AVENUE NEAR BEACH $4 and wp, daily, whh MEALS Specicl Weekly Rates » Bathing Priviloges All Rooms with BATH or Running Water ELVA M. KING, Owsership Met. WILTSHI | VIRGINIA AVE. 300 FEET PROM BOARDWALK KNOWN FOR ITS EXCELLENT TABLE AND HOME-LIKE ATMOSPHERE I overlook- » baths. Elov.to street. an Plan $1.50 up Daily 3.50 up DI xuunwuy lan 83,50 up Dly. $18up Whly ) INGHAM Cor, New York and Pacifc Aves. One from Beardwalk. BATHING FHOM HOTE Yell appointed rooms. Running mater, £1.50 PEAN FLAN. DAY UP. EURO! SPECIAL S8EASON RATES. ~mmw DOHERTY 'ATE—Owners-Mers. TEEATMONT AMERICAN PLAN ltlor:u PI.AN So. Carol European Plan. $2 d (President of Brunsw 7 Ttor 18 years) 722 RICHMOND] Kentucky Ave. At ABAOL! OPEN lURROUN‘DlNG Ocean view rooms en suite with private bath & tile showers. Elevator. EURO! N, $2 up dly. $10 up wkly. Fireproof Garage. Bathing leges. Booklet. L. POTLER, M rincelon < HENTUCN YAVE-NEAR BEACH NEW EMODERN. EUROPEAN PIAN _Pvt. Baths _ Carroll W. Brows | NEW YORK AVENUE NEAR BEACH. Amer. & Europ. plan: running water and 1. all outside rooms. m Hotel; niear Stations. Geo. P. Proffatt. ir. & M $20p:on A DAV OR A STAY g | DES BREAKFAST IN_BEOROOM RANING WATER PRIVATE BATHS. BATHING | __#ROM HOTEL ~ A RUHWADEL MG CONTINENTAL Season Rates for Saurdey and Sunday St Clare Hot_el PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NEAR B! ATLANTIC CITY., N homelike Hotel on beautiful s melike Hotel on besutiful Pennssivania August. $25 Up We Hlllzn cor'l‘AfiE CAPACITY 280 sth GEORGIA AVE.ATL.CITYNJ. hlle ~rn1«l-u rooms with running wate . American nxn. | 4-9294. EMERSO! A 150 SalennossceAve WRITE FOR SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES l ROOMS 3 DAYS FLEETWOOD OCEAN EXD OF TENNESSEE AVE. EUROPFAN PLAN. ROOMS ONLY. Priv. baths water. E ground-floor o e vileges. nflvw 759/01 i}alnf flow"fi' CGUIGAN Sk |~ Kievator. HOTEL SPRUCE NEW YCRK AVENUE NEAR BEACH European Plan ot Moderate Rtes Running Water=Bathing krom Hotel OCEAN “HOUSE —ATLANTIC CITY Broadwalk M vP u.l;A NOVA Ocean ave., each. Ocean vlo' Ri ith run’s 'nn. Pvt_ batl rates. Mrs. J. STOI TCKY AVE. NEAR BEACH, BOOMS Daily, inciuding breakfast, = Shower ._Bathing from hotel KEN 2 UP Daths, Running The Clearfiel It ““ Apartm 26 So. Virginia Ave., European Plan. Newly lumuhefl, IIENM priviieges The Hotel knor Rat Carelina DAVENBORT SRuririics odernized at beach. new lobbles: bnhml from ‘room, no ext S, 7 wkly, T i rates: Bat. 300h ov. B Hofumie [&1& ¢ ELLA Tennessee Ave. mear Ocean Mod- r Rgoms or ern. Either Sitle Rates " Bathing. R. Rawies. New Slariow . End ¢ VC Fireproot gar. 2 ar. Paui C CITY DELAWARE (1 Teon, pater, Private baths. Free bathi Mod. tes, Special weekly. Mrs. 8. Carolina av. & Beach WINDERE a-"m,..z.:m‘ Elevator. BENDERS, O, Al IUIY PAI‘. N.J. RESORTS. —______ WILDWOOD, N. J. URY FAR Byery aiegee. B ICTORIA { ok"':mm‘,n ;l‘-n. x‘:’i’u A"v:ns AVALON, N. J AVALOfi N n 28 Smecesstul Years. SARAH MCOANK T BEACH HAVEN, N. Leading_ Beach nom xom at BEACH HAVEN, Modern House: 200 outside luonr\‘n 100 baths. Hay fever cure and b e T Paradise. NEW - MODERN -CAP. (50 id w:lm.v muum:’fis;lnl.s 2." ‘IAKON A.E.: SE!PP H SARLINGTON Bare Dath of Funiine wier " Brceptisnal Took nitng wi ook Gai. §30 up iy " Gavags. Buie Fres b AN e H EIPP 4"' HOUSE from BEACH SPECIAL WEEKLY RATE! s20 (G WATER & PRIVATE BATHS TS TAAGES: TREE ARG 2% viu-—-&n Jou'll lhoroughl).' enjoy |2)CEAN CI!ES'I' @I’[ For Your Vacation With every Summer Sport avail- able for sach momber of the Family. # o 5 33 hours frem New York ”Excellont poved high- ways frem your home 1o Cape May. 130th SEASON Booklet, hotel rates, oic. gladly sent. Alfred G. Cutter, City Mg CAPE MAY, N. J. A beautiful modern fire- proof hotel located directly on the ocean front. Ouidoor Sea Water Swimming Pool, Golf. Tennis. Surf Bathing, Seddle Horses Concert and Dance Orchestra. TModest Rates George T Bosghton, Marager On Cape Mays cool ocean front, where smart Washington will spend the S Reservations made st v A HOTEL HISTORICAILY OLD -5 BUT LUXURIQUSLY NEW tments—American P — Surrewndad by Luwn o= oren Surr o, }P'“COLUHBIA At cool Cape May, N. Rooms en suite with b-m c Eleva b Monagement RAY_& BRO. Uinexceltea HOTEL COLONIAL On the beach front, Cape Mav, N. J. 34 up daily (with meals). Special weekls a riv. "baths._ Eiev. . Booklet. Hotel F leetwood 6th a Wesley Ave. Ocean City, N. J. Special rate over July week-ends: $850 per person, from FPriday m:m to Sunday RALEIGH 0 Gy, 5.3, 0th & Wesley Ave, Rooml 'llh runnini 'll!l’ & vnute Oce: Elc(lle table. Mrs. J. Ham * THE BELLEVUE Facilities. Private Baths. J. J. u:cnnn':I! er —__OCEAN GROVE, N. J. Elevator ONE OF THE ns-r FQUIPPED HOTELS nnmoor. ovm:.ooxmc OCEAN. Suites with private baths. Write for trated booklet.' G plnly 200. Ph ner a. : |ARBORTON .2 Glose to Ashury Park Casino. Am. $25 to 335 a person. Fr Verelabie daily, . & L. Williag. swners Majestic Hotel and leetem Whole_block on _Ocean Front. N. J. European Plan. RlAsONABLZ RATES. Running water in rooms. ice. Phenes 332 d 196, LORAINE Ne. 1 Ocean Pathway, Ocean Grove. J. Full ocean view. AT THE Run. T, 'l‘lhh' u !umre BEACH Ph. 5 ILAND. WILDWOOD, NA o™ Nac?, ?‘\00 ¢ ?.}f.r'“"‘"‘;:? c%‘ “WILDWOOD'S FINEST, e §mnon bfi%‘. fu % KING .E.WHITESELL cirls le A UP WEEKLV IKI.UDING ML M!AL! D AV.I Own. Mst. GEO. H. DAVIS WASHINGTBN U WEEKLY WITH MEALS TS0 V7l iis Mot e R R e " Week-end Special—2 full days, $3. $ 3OV WEEKLY 5 Av n mxmr. ALL MEALS P N V. H. GERSTEL. KEYSTON u?.."u. i Bath hou-s'enc Preegpnrkm: CLEARVIEW Fepier s including all meals. JONES parking. M. J. B THE PELHAM I Wildwood Crest. 31 up weekly. including all meals. Hot and cold water. Bathing privi- leges._Scampton & Hamburg. ve., near beach, 0 325 weekly. running water, free E. Oak aw READING Tao water; free bath house’ '\ FRIEDRICH & HUEB BEACHWOOD Near beach. cap 200: hot & cold water; musi bathing: free arking. Moderate. J. B. Mt SEASIDE capacity 150. $18 up weekly. mcludm: meals. Run, o Dehghtfully lnformal Good food. fresh fish and vegetables: good clean Deds: direct water front; fish- ing. Route nMAdwnl Rate, _OCEAN CITY. M VACATION Room and board on the Ocean. $25.00 per week—good variety—excellent home-cooked e on the boardwalk—but just be- noisy section—an ideal place for | vecation for married couples or party of Write to Mrs. D. W. Pierce. Farlow th St. on Board Can arrange mmnormmn to and from {for ‘party of six to stay one week or more. | For Turther information phone District 7060 Bosrdwa) golf: bkIt c.o. modern 18th sea- son. & N. Carter. COLONIAL THE BELMONT rooms, Terms Reason L. R_HEARNE. ' MAYFLOWER #55: Qcean front room: Running water in il RESORTS. VIRGINIA “NEVER A WARM NIGHT” PANORAMA HOTEL—COTTAGES 3,000-ft. Altitude AR e.lqu- Tiers, May'be eactied by auto o 31z Bours. “Hhree Washin no'n busses entrance r sehedule call Nat. 9711, Fourd trip, rustio | and d yandividual cottasss, For Llleulxrl Wfl(l PANORAMA, Luray, Va. CASTLEMAN'S Rorth Bill R A Colflhlnl resort spiring, romantic. Canceins. fshie ming." Three busses daily from Washington, Rooms, $1; Southern Meals, $1 W!Ckl’- $15, $18. Maurice F._Castlemin. B0, Bereyuii “v; Thiths Blue Rid, #oufimn View, s ‘miles 15, i rrom washin splendig fible, . “end parties. a8 ecm Y Rddress ¥ A Ph“r s )E, Eva B Hmz L SPEND ACATIO sne:-:;m? \';Ilzly ,.--un.nn. B eal ho Foom, 810,00 per week: Can Bradlor VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. PRINCE HENRY HOTEL Located in the exclusive North End of Virgi Beach, on a hill overlocking beautiful gardens that run down to a perfect beach. Private w'znls courts, golf, horseback riding, e iae ute 37— Hishway: "hodern conven nm 32.50" per di 508" e Attractive Weekly Rates FRANK B. BANKS, Mgr. Directly On the Ocean Promenade Between 11th & 12th Sts. Flenty of sea food and the best of ooy L0, €} or 0 AN, cold runpin rooms. For Tates, writs W. H. The Phuhontu OPEN ALL YEAR. beart of 21l the beach at- The Avalon Centrally located on water front. Every modern convenience. 7NEW‘W7AVERLEY'HOTEIT All outside Rooms, Private Baths, Golf Privileges, Surf Bathing, Delicious South- ern Meals. Write for illustrated Booklet. 'ROANOKE COTTAGE Ocean front. hot and cold water in each room. home _cool o management. A R_B. Hy ; B H. Gray, Misi o t.ht fiarhmxrkr i ufl'run:. P;[;l‘;‘l'brl. 13th lnd. l%l|:|lsl SPOTTSWOOD ARMS Ocean bathing, private baths. le Ve . owner-mer. VIRGINIA CH- oms by the day, week or month Waterfront cottage JOuF doors from 20th St. Write “Tucker Cot- tage.” Vijginia Beach. Va VA. OCEAN VIEW "THE MERRIMAC s« Personal Management Deligntiil piact 56 spead yaattone Ercel. lent Southern meals. Large screened porches. Private baths __Ru water in_rooms. Cwaeity. 150 __K. C. HASTINGS. Owne: Hot & Cold THE DEL-MAR ™4 _Private baths. _MRS. 5. 1_CAREY HASTINGS HOTEL ©p Boxdgt: Parking_ Space. Reasonable’ MRS. CHAS. LUDLAM. BREAKERS cold running water any . H. Th ON BOARDWALK 4Foms with hot and vate bath. Phone b THEDENNIS Greigiiie mapems:| R atiabiord “Bathing MRS. R. J. DENNIS. TIDLEWILDE INN On West River and the Bay Sea Food and Chicken Dinners. Bathing, Boating and Dancing. Fishing Parties Arranged. Room and Board by Day or Week “Spend ‘@ Day_Youll Hate to Go 0. Address—Shady _Side. Md. "RURAL HOME HOTEL 38 miles from Washington: water eports, tennis, quoits, spacious grounds, home-cooked tood, medern ¢onvenlences, Phone West River “W. ANDREWS. Shady Sid BR]\DDOCK HEIGHTS, Camp Schley Inn Very mod. rates hone_ No. IN THE BLUE 2,000 Feet Altitude Only 70 Miles from Washington via Fred- erick and Thurmont All Amusements Beautiful Scenery Excellent Meals large The Bon Aire gomtortatle, laree ‘meals, hot and cold running wat good 9 mgn to translents. ~Bookiel. MRS. B. and board by day or week. Home omtoEts, MILLER, Msr. Phone Biue Ridge 9161-R-1. CROUT'S HOTEL ,8i§%x Eersonal supervision of Mr. and Mr " Write for rates & cirg Large. airy rooms. with hot and _cole accommodations. _Fre MRS, “A vacation home away rmm hom- Bookten Nertie Bammmer Yaagey, " Frop. REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL. e Comforts Managenent 3.00 up. including meals Del. Avenue. Rehoboth Beach. Tel. 108 “BUENA VISTA SPRINGS, PA. " “In the Alps of America” BUENA VISTA SPRINGS HOTEL Franklin_Co., Pa In the Heart of the nm Ridge Mountains OPEN 'JUNE OCTOBER HOR<ES DANCING NO MOSQUITOES v %o Antietam s _MASSACHUSETT WHY NOT RUN UP TO THE BERKSHIRE HILLS THIS SUMMER It will mean a wonderful change for you and you will enjoy the beautiful scenery, high altitude and healthful air for which this section is famous. Beautiful lakes, rivers and streams for fishing —all kinds of out-of-door sports, historical places to visit and fine hotels, inns and board- ing houses attractively priced. Come to the Berk- shires for a week end or longer; you'll enjoy every minute you are here. For rates and information ad- dress BERKSHIRE HILLS CONFERENCE PITTSFIELD, MASS. NAHANT, MASS. Forty-fifth Season—Opened June § FOUR MILES OUT TO SEA located.” directly oun the ocoam, v nging marine view ions_and_Excel by, Sort Bathing, etc. Telephone Nahant 30446 ALEXANBRA CATTO. Proprietor COLORED CADDY DROWNS CROSSING LITTLE RIVER Leroy Boynes Unable to Gain Shore While Swimming Near Arlington Beach. Leroy Boynes, colored, about 18 years old, a caddy at the Army and Navy Country Club, was downed at Arlington Beach yesterday when he was unsue< cessful in an attempt to swim across the Little River. His body was found about an hnour after the drowning by harbor precinct police using a drag hook. The youth had gone in swimming with several other colored boys and had announced his intention of swimming across the body of water just before he drowned. His body was found a little more than half wa~ across. The boys who were with him were Roland and Moses Simon, colored, of 913 Sixth street, and Arthur Kpox, colored, of 1026 First street. —_— Farmers of this country haul sbout 1,250,000,000 tons of material of one kind or another in a year—nearly one- half the tonnage carried by all eur