Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1932, Page 36

C—8 RESOR' ‘TW'I'[C Cl'l", N. J. RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. %Am GRANDATLANTIC VIRGINIA Block toBoardwaik, Beach: 200 Rooms. 75 Baths. I-nm»' w.m_ | Elevator. Garage. 2000 Feet of Porches. BATHING FROM HOTEL J. C. GOSSLER, Mgr. 4UULY WEEKEND LUDY Mot sarsina Hon.” M CAROLINA AVE. ~ ATLANTIC CITY| 158 w%?.fi%?y"..tzfi‘ ' 18221 INCLUDING ALL MEALS RY 8. LUDY. M.D. A n--nmnlchvi Place. Unobstructed Ocean View, across Park. || One hundred well ~appointed rooms. Modern _ conveniences. _ Bathing from s. Reduced rates. May we send you o Ownership Management. N. L. JONES. Ave. Near Penn. Run. Water, Baths, Privileges. s 1 ED_ALLGAIER. FOR! C‘HALFONTE- HADDON HALL In the very ceuter of things % 1932 Rates ©n the Boardwalk % 1000 Rooms % Garage TABOR INN Ocean_end_ Gonnecticut ve o Jdeal” location: large, airy rooms: runmnl water: 30t reduced rates: slme hllh xllndlrd cuisine. Ov\nermvmt JP. M. DUNN. NeCKY AVE s)UST 09’ mfl St s!-uw1 rs, | B plus Seven-plece orchest ——— | and Wi 52 THE MERRIMAC bassador ATLANTIC CITy FEATURING Rooms with Meals — Dally sg For = 8::,',.. '14'.'.'... Reeims without Meals—Dally s For so Fo S=., 8. AN Guests staying weekly will be charged at the rate of Six Days. Telephone: Avantlc City 4141 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, IFLKS TO ENTERTAIN CONTINENTAL Breakfast Delivered ° (before 6 a.m., without awakening you) atyour Door, 20¢ THERMOS. 2 fresh baked rolls, ea ter, sugar, whole orange or jam Continental Breakfast Company, Inc. Telephone Columbia 0361 Before 10 o'clock at night A Hotel Service Now Avallable 8t Yo - COFFEE JOI3 E STREET NW., CAPE MAY, N. J. _ HOTEL COLUMBIA X bath. excelled cuisine. Ele: . W. Me & B OCEAN CITY, N. J. OCEANIC 11t STREET AND WESLEY AVENUE American Plon, Elevator. Privote Baths. THOS. E. BYRON, Formerly of Hotel lin-nin 25 Ocean Pathway. Ocean Grove. N. J. Modern. well ordered Hotel. where rates harmonizé with the times. Ah inauiry will Thetoughly modern. American Plan, . LOasacity 300. Elevater. Booklet. |HOTEL BELLEVUE o:‘,‘:‘n and American and European Plan. Bathing Priv- leges. Private Baths. J. J. McConnnell. Mer. unom’m BEACH. . for rent. cottage. 200y and tiic; Bl block Trom. beach: room. hot and cold water. elec. light. rvants’ Quarters. screened porches three Sides of house; shade trees. Call Georgia T Oces Home Com! Delaware Ave.. Rehoboth Beach. Tel. 108 tes. 33 up. including meals. ' Spec for ‘Bluce Doublas. Mer. For rnz.Cnmmetelv furnished _cottage. screened throughout: electricity, bath rcom | Ty 15 to S 7s. ol 4380-4. COLONIAL BEACH, Va. | COLONIAL BEACH HOTEL Spend your vacation here. §2% up aaly, e hiul and Including meals On the lies “Via ' Morgantows sea food dinners: = emusements, plus up weekls eautiful. broad Poto- Chicken water and land Danc lity. cing— Penmxuh bus_daily r. Booklet. Phone. = OCEAN ViKW, 1V ATLANTIC HOTEL Oz View. Attractive, modern. homelike Chesapeake Bay Broad 52,:,\4.”"5‘,‘.’,&;.‘{: Southern cooking. Boatis Write for Dookiet o o8, fshing, bathing, tlson Line st WATER FRONT ears’ Personal Management ‘"Reg’(l?g:}"p’l:tr {o'spend Vacation Excel- i eals. ‘Uarge scree: Frivate baths. " Running water in rooms - ASBURY PARK, N. J. ON THE BEACH AT ASBURY PARK, N.J. RATES REDUCED FOR 1932 ious Dack Verandas - Salt Water Baths Spfl‘ e o HERMAN DENNIS, Mgr. 500 yards to Boardwalk. Bright, cheerful. Cooling breezes. Dancing. Social activities. $5 a week up to 35 a day. i3 l‘ Nu;—Modern—OPe;;ll;’T‘ FHotel Chalfonte OCEAN FRONT VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. HOT AND COLD RUNNING WATER—PRIVATE BATHS Golf the year round. Horse- back riding, surf bathing. Close to zll amusements and night clubs. COFFEE SHOPPE WIWEIIIU »%ENGLESID et Qpen June 2i. AU baths with ses water Best fishing on N. oast. Sure relief from Hay Fever | ‘Reduced” Rates for 1932 R. F. LE, _STEAMSHIPS. IEM W[ST Dinect by Sea New De Luxe Sister Ships “MOHAWK” “SEMINOLE” From New York every Saturday with a day at Miami en route Radio. Dance music. Motion pictures. Deck Sports. Large Outdoor Swimming Fool. Rout ), 13-day_All-Expense Tours, $115 Meals and berth included in ‘all fares. Through_tickets to Oklahoma. Mezico, Artzgna, Colorado. Pacifle Caut 0 Daseensers . Maximum, Bermuda Cruises—t Davs. All Expenses, From Ralt'mare every Saturday. [CLYDE MALLORY Ve Bl ¢ or Autborted Tourst Ageas Modern. Delightful informal atmos- phere. Fine surf bathing. Excellent meals. Ocean front dining room. Write, or Phone 792 for Rates, Reservations, Ete. _ Geo. M. Modlin, Mgr. _ " The Kenilworth Ocean Front bet. 20th and 22nd Sts, An Especially Attractive Rate Offered Until June 30 Lola_G. Apperson, Corinne L. Mosby. Every modern convenience. Miss_Virginia_Leggett, Mgr. Located. Modern Conven- tences. Reasonable Rates VA. BEACH. VA. MRS. J. E._DYER Che MHardwicke s lc u-lble l.ll?t—!o!thern COOIIEI".’ Ocean Front—Bathing—Private Baths Mrs. Myrtle A. Weromz‘ Ovlner Mod. Excel. table. Bathing from hoizl Reas. cates Mrs. A. L. Chandler, Mrs. T. H. Mears. Completely furnished, elect. range. refrige: ator. Write for rates. Mrs. J. H. Griffith, M Under Management of Centrally located on water front. HYGE Ocean Front. Centrally Bocklet ot!ll 'r.ll—ll‘. and_Atlantic Ave. SPOTTSWOOD ARMS VIRGINIA LEE ,, GeanFrene, The George Washington Apts. STEAMSHIPS. CANADA STEAMSHIP LINES +«.YOUR GUIDE to Historic Oux WHITE steamers take you into the heart of his- toric French Canada, land- ing you at every spot you've read about and many more you've never dreamed of sceing. Cities that are now but names to you . . . Tor- onto, Montreal, Quebec . . . will touch your life with their vibrant memories of gallant days. Sail among the Thousand Islands and, *midst dashing spray, shoot the roaring rapids of the St. Lawrence River. Murray Bay, fash- ionable watcrmg place, will 2dd you to its host of wor- shippers. Tadoussac, Can- ada’s earliest scttlement, spreads wide its net of charm. The canyon of the Saguenay, savagely wild and wildly beautiful, cannot fail to awaken your sense of awe and mystery. Tue CosT... THE DisTancE «.THE TiME ¥ From Toronto, Ontario (situsted at the western ex- tremity of Lake Ontario), and retura, the Saguenay Cruise takes, say, from a. Monday st 3 p.m. to the following Saturdayat6a.m. Tickets allow stop- over privileges at any landing point. The Saguensy Cruise cosis:—From Toroato, aad return, including trans- portation, meals and berth, $79.00; from Rochester, $73.90; Montreal, $43.75; Quebec, $26.10. For the complete story of * The Saguenay Cruise” apply to your Tourist Agent or CANADA STEAMSHIP LINES GEORGE B. CANVIN, General Agent 800 Lincoln Liberty Bldg. Broad and Chestnut Sts.,, Philadelphia, Pa. FRIED CHICKEN Hot—delivered to $.00 within 1 do 30" minutes, Call ULRIC’S Georgia 5597 Salads. Sandwiches, Soups and other *Ready-to-Serve = " Deticacies” Bigger and letter Funerals At Half the Usual Cost Are Done by CHAMBERS Largest in the City A Whole Fi 1 1 e “oe uneral for as $65 Phone or write your Address. We will send you a beautiful catalogue of How We Do It. RESORTS. VIRGINIA. In the Mountains of Virginia Bryce's Hotel and Hillside Cottages. opem now. near Orkney Springs, a wonderful re- sort to rest and build up, just off the beau- tiful Shenandoah Valley, t. Jackson, Va.. com Unane resort. o1 the mountains grown food. pure mountain air, wonderful waters, iron and sulphur baths, will rej venate you: 44 acres of playgrounds, swim- dancing. bowling. pool and out- Ownership management makes to give lowest rate ever known —-Am!HCun plan $2.50 per day, $12.50 and 5.00 Ek booklet. MR. AND M BRYGE. owners. post ofces: SVH - " Jackson, Basy Orkney ORKNEY “SPRINGS HOTEL Orkney Springs, Va. Opens June 11th 315 hanrs drive to Washington's largest and most popular mountain resort over {Plendid macadam road to hotel rounds. GOLF- DANCING -Swimming-Horse- Etc. Excellent f{ood—MOST FEAsoN RATES. Booklet. Long Distance Tel., Mt. Jackson 30 Mrs. E. L. (tx‘krell Mnn:‘er SANDY POINT and, Va - | Bathing, ‘nihing. ho ard col weter. wod- | ern couveniences: 15 week: 4 busses daily from Washington snd Baltimore. r —Large, airy rooms wi Mt. Forest Inn—3:5%¢ &2 Wates. “eat rage accom. Free golf course privileges to guests. MRS. BELLE STOLER. OCEAN CITY, MD. THE George Washington Hotel Boardwalk at 10th Street Ocean City, Maryland Telephone Ocean City 272 1932 Rates 20% Lower Than 1931 Largest Hotel in ou-an City Steel Construction WRITE OR“WIRE FOR RESERVATIONS W. B. THURSTON Managing Director Ocean City, Maryland “Occan front rooms. THE BELMONT 25ien, front. "o rooms, Teruus rusmmm | ;| Co. was negligent in permitting her to - | Litchfield. 1821 B street southeast, has ORPHANS OF C All Glen Echo Amusements to Be Opened for Them Wednesday. turn over every amusement feature of | Glen Echo Amusement Park to 1,400 | orphans of the city next Wednesday in the twenty-second annual outing of the Ige. The children will be taken out to the park in street cars, busses and private automobiles, and in addition to having a free run of the amuse- ment park, will be fed and provided with a large assortment of toys. Clown B.lnd to Play. The clown band ‘of the lodge will , furnish entertajnment and in the after- noon there will be a concert of the Elks’ Boys' Band. There also will be a Punch and Judy show, cowboy stunts, magician’s tricks and other events. John Dillon Fitzgerald is chairman of the Outing General Committee, and the following subchairmen will assist him with the various committees: Advisory. J. J. Leary; Public Order, Lemuel Robey: Transportation, Jerry A. Hag- arty; Entertainment, E. Lawrence Phil- lips; Commissary, Joseph R. Freeman; ‘Toys, Sam Richards; thslclans Dr. Francis J. Ready; Boys' Band, Capt. John S. M. Zimmerman, and Publicity, W. S. Hall Included for Outing. Members of the following orphan asylums will go on the outing: St. Joseph's, Gospel Mission, St. Vincent's, Central Union Mission, German Orphan Asylum, St. John's Episcopal. Baptist; Home, Washington City Orphan Asy- lum, Washington Home for Children, | Industrial Home School, St. Rose’s, Jew- | ish Foster Home, St. Anne's and the Bell Home. VICTIM I]F AUTO SUES Woman Accuses Street Car Com- pany of Negligence. Charging that the Capital Traction alight from one of its cars on M street southeast instead of at a regular stop and did not protect her from being struck by a passing automobile before she could reach the sidewalk. Janet E. filed suit against the company for | $25.000 damages She claims to have suffered serious injury. The accident occurred April ! 13 last. i i | SCREEN PAINT Prevents rust; will not clog the mesh; lengthens the life of your screems. UTLER-FLYNN PAINTS AND GLASS 609 C 5"'--.",'” We have LAN them, in the OOKS style you want June. Julz. Aucust Tte 5 P.M. E. Morruon Paper Co. Store Hours, Al CHOW MEIN Delivered to your heme hot ready to serve for all occasio No Additional Chars Cleveland 80 Try Our Special slul and hicken Dinners A 1- N RESTAURANT 5522 CONN. AVE. CHEVY CHASE, D.C. THE LANKFORD On Boardwalk; garage; a1 rates tor| June and July. M. B. Quillin, Pre | HASTINGS | HOTEL (3 "‘;" Parking Space. S ATLAN'I‘IC HOTEL most modern ResortHo Hotel on the Del- ni Qn, boardwalk free. SHOREHAM iy s APARTMENTS i1 fll? T id! lAu"Gc tl ished: |I1( an rigidaire. Greatly {";;‘I‘l ced. e ces. 8. Strobecker, Ocean ! Caty. \I(d . or Ph Met. 3492. Wash.. D. C. I CHANDLER HOUSE Running water in rooms. Noted for meals. Reavonable. O. M- & H. W. Chandler. — | e BRADDOCK HEIGETS, MD. | . cheerful rooms: | SYLVIA large porches; excellent meals: terms reasonable. | LAMAR _ Phone Braddock Hts. ¢F11 LEGAL NOTICES. WM. E. RICHARDSON, Attorney. IN THE SUPREME COURT THE Dt of O bie. hoinE & BeRkruptcy Court.—In_ re: Edmund D. Rheem, bank- rupt.—Bankruptcy, No. 2462.—Order nisi.—A petition having been ' flled herein on the day of June, 1932, by George C. Shinn, | cause, praying the con- firmation and final ratification of the order d Rereln on March 23, 1932, author P secting the sale of bremises 2383 8 Street Northwest, Washington, D. Anne C. Harrison for the sum of Pis, 560 06, to be paid il cash. less an existing trust loan of $25.000.00 on said property. subject, however. to the deduction from the proceeds of said sale of the expenses thereof. inclus ing the usual brokerage commission N adjustment of interest and taxes. and syment to Allce W. Rhcem, wife of the said Bamu 5.000.00 mruuy o Bo-rd\uli Rheem. of the sum of 3! I taiS d2iion and for the Telease of her inchoate dower right in sald property: that gince the fling of the petition n bankruptey is case certain Judgments have been abmne against the sai un the Supreme Court u%dthe DIsu’I;:. “ot Gai said Edmune eem Tl Eamund e Collcctor of Intcrnal Reve: nue, and that decree of this court aforesaid. h 93: ing provided that veyed to {lens, excent the said trust stra o Ehve &hberso Ofahss S ichs ‘Seainet sald Sroperty e affected by said that the said sale of the said he said Anne C. Harrison be, further ratified and confirmed. ane said property shall be conveyed by the said receiver in the manner and form directed by the aforesaid decree hereinbefore passed. unless cause to the contrary be shown iy issue of the Washington Law Reporter prior to said date. and for one week in ‘The Eve- published _daily hat proof of said ii this cause before the named date. and provided that a certified OBy of this order be served upon the three in Wi D. C.. nubncmon ‘be_filed 1 ~\\\\\ 172 — Sun Re-taurant Lunches. 40c: Di 60c; Sunday Dinner, 63c. We del chop suey at mo_extr: C 13 Cotambta Roa FAR EAST Chinese Restaurant 519 13th St. N.W. 2.sorsavere | EARLE Theater Serve Your Guests with the Best MEtro. 7787 Lk Il Ll NCHEON—DIN ER Dine Outdoors or Insi Deliclous food—courteous' service —reasonable prices 1634 Conn. Ave. (Near 20th St.) TIA JUANA Summer Prices Luncheon, 35 Dinner, Enchiladas, Tamales, Torfil.lll Chile con Carne, Frijoles con Queso, Arroz con Pollo. Huevos a Caballo 1321 New York Ave. NW. | Just East of 14th Nat'l 7911 OPEN TILL 4 A.M.. Daily and Sunday) ~I:i'l‘Jl‘lB'I?DD'ICK INN designated judgment creditors of lesignated judgment crediters of sald service to be %fl “he allmtl‘n: of this order. JESSE INS, Justic % ANK E. CUNNINGHAR. Clerk: By EEORGE A WATTS, rt'gikm'”“u Where Civilization and Natur: BLUE RIDGE SUMMI‘I‘ PENN. Ipm. ‘The Wuhlngtnn Lodge of Elks Will‘ TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS, National—“As Husbands Go,” at 2:20 md I 20 pm. ce—“Thunder 150 3:50, 5:50, 7: and 9:50 cnm-un—"uynury Ranch,” at 11:30 1:1 , 4:45, 6:30, 8:15 and 10 pm Earle—“Street of Women,” at 11:40 am., 1:55, 4:35, 7:20 and 10 p.m. Stage shows at 1, 3:45, 6:25 and 9:10 p.m. Loew’s Fox—“Week Ends Only, 11:30 am. 1:55, 4:25, 7:05 and 9:55 p.m. Stage shows at 1, 3:30, 6:10 and 9 pm. R-K-O Keith's— Evening,” at 11:07- 7:39 and 9:47 p.m. Metropolitan—“Sky Devils,” “Strangers of the m, 1:15, 3:25, 5§:31, at 11 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1932 am, 12:45, 2:90, 4:15, 6, 7:45 and 9:30 pm. Tivoll—“So Big” at 2:25, 4:10, 6, 7:45 and 9:35 p.m. Central—"Devil's Lottery,” from 11 am. to 11 pm. “The ‘Tenderfoot,” 6:25, 8:10 and pm. at Shanghal, China, banks are installing " Your Camera Can Not Mal:e Clear Pictures er 3: h:AlhBl‘tJnQ 815 I0TH STREET, N.W. BEFORE Your VACATION— Phone Us for a Free Inspection and Report, Any Hour —At Your Home or Business SUMMER “STARS” That Light the Way to Carefree Cars $10.00 Value SAFETY SPECIAL . Adjust and Equalize Brakes. . Oil Entire Brake Mechanism. . Correct Bands. Shoes. ods and Levers. . Equalize Side to Side up to Maximum Brake Capacity. . Obtain Proper Ratio Front and Rear Up to Maximum. . Cheek for Clearance and Drag. . Align Front Wheels. . Adjust Headlights. . Adjust Horn. 0. Adust Windshield ln wtl All Steering Connections. 12. 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WITH HATRED BORN IN THE DAWN OF TIME, THEY FOUGHT TC END AN ANCIENT GRUDGE..Iron hided amphibian and giant cat . . fang to fang they struggled while the jungle shrieked in terror!..This is one of the great thrills in the grentest of thrillers: last 3 Days—ZASU PITTS ia “Stravgers of the Evenlog® TONIGHT at8.20 [Mats Today & Sat—AW Seats S0c| The TMlkr GIIIL Jobn Golden Comedy Success hers, ey UeBe Ganr Sine Three of Ts" and Many Other Slage Successes 7 Z 7% Z FRIDAY ‘‘DARK HORSE'’ —ONSIAGE= HERMAN TIMBERG ‘&OTHER ¢ 25.To 1P M| EKY B g DEVILS : SPENCER TRACY ANN DVORAK “NO GREATER LOVE" A Unted At Hit 'FRIDAY e Arcther “Baddy Long Legs™ ~The pictorial gense: tion and wonder of {he ari vorld, 15 now Al l’(ll G St. N. W __Admission, EVENING TRIP TONIGHT Take this refreshing trip down the Potomac on the “City of Wash- ington”. Free dancing; concert for those not dancing. Every comfort. Attractive restaurant. wa: WILSON LINE 2340 Boc' leaves 9.00 A.M. for Chupd PolM Mons,, Weds., Fris., Suns. & Holidays. For Colonial Beach 9.00 A. M. Thers., Sats., Suns. & Holidays. th Strest Wharves— A MOONLIGHT DRIVE to the seashore A Dip in the Pool then dance with “Jarboe’s Night Hawks” SEASIDE RHUS TOX for POISON OAK, IVY and lIm‘ll.r ailments Homeopathic Pha: T H St. NW. Phone NA. 1695 Fountain Pens Repaired New and Pen Thoroughly | GARRISON’S 3. "‘" Novelty Co. 1215 E St N.W. Sac ON ALL SHAMPOOED RUGS 7 Our modern method returns them like new. A 9x12 Domestic Rug Shampooed DIENERS’ Rug and Carpet Cleamers Inc. Rear 1221 22nd St. N.W. Dec. 5376 Washington’s Model Lumber Yard Is the Cheapest That is. if quality and service mean anything to you. GEOM BaRker © COMPANY - LUMBER _and_ MILLWORK SINCE_1865 - 649 N, Y. Ave. N.W. Na. 1348 | | | ‘-'WARNER BROS. THEATERS_ . 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