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_ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
HOTEL KNICKERBOCKER
Biggest Value on the Boardwalk
ATLANTIC CITY
S per person per day,
^European Plen (2 in
^ • room with bath).
Special weekly ratal. Alio
American Plan. Delightful
restaurant and Bar-Grill.
Nr charge for ocean bathing
_dirett from room._ _
ILLER COTTAGE
9 tg 17 N GEORGIA AYE. *2.50 MUR
*17.50 Weekly, inelehln, Excellent Utile
Netting Parkin,. Plume 4-9294. Cnp. 250.
EMERSON CIOUTHAMEL. M*r
* MADISON *
NEW . ATLANTIC CITY • FIREPROOP
WEEKLY RATE FOR TWO
Room • Bath • M—In from >70
Oteon Oothing from Hotel * Fetter A Hollinger, Inc,
HOTEL RICHFIELD
132 S. Kentucky Ave.» Near Ocean
European Plan up Per
tverv Room with Bath_fc Person_
DELAWARE CIHjrjsrWlS
Rooms. $1.00 up day. Running water. Priv.
Bath. Bathing Privileges. WM. LAIRD, Prop.
_OCEAN CITY, N. J._
On Boardwalk. Ocoon City, N.J. D«lick>oi food, 2 3 2
rooms with baths, 3 outdoor soa-wator pools, opon
sun docks. Modorato ratos. i.Howard Slocum,Mpr. .
i>rf I ri/Iir 8th and Ocean Ave.
DElLLflEa Y UEi Elevators—Central
Bathing Priv. J. J. McCONNELL. Mgr.
Ocean City. N. J.,1115 Central Ave.. bright
cheerful airy rooms, parking, near good
beach. Beautifully furnished, twin or double
beds. 2, 3. and 1 persons. Reasonable.
CAPE MAY, N. J._
% fldmieal
FireproofAccommodates 800
FINEST AND MOST M X! RIOTS
SOITH OF ATLANTIC CITY
Remarkable Rates—From CtTdC
Ter Week. Each Person
American Plan-. Two to a Room.
_CAPE MAY,_N. J._
WILDWOOD, _N. J.
artTngton h 6 t i l
£)i o MAGNOLIA AVE. NEAR BEACH
I O 2-Meal Plan. Private Baths.
Free Bathing Sc Parking. C. H.
tp Wkly. Topham.___
BEACH HAVEN, N. J.
All baths with sea water. . . Hrst fishing I .
, and bathing on New Jersey coast Sure /
talief from Hgy Fever .. . Five tennis courts. )
R. F. Engle, Mgr.J
' MARYLAND.
SPEND YOI R VACATION in the'mountains
on beautiful Deep ('reek Lake. <15 miles
shore line: rot (ages for rent: boating,
swimming, dancing. F#r information write
C. M. RAlLEY. Oakland. Md. _ _
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS, MD.
VINDOBONA HOTEL
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS, MD.
Phone Braddock Heights 2601
A modern mountain resort hotel on
top of Catoctin Range. 55 rooms,
beautifully furnished. Excellent food
and service. Weekly rates upon reauest.
M. J. Croghan. Management.
OCEAN CITY, MD._
The Stephen Decatur
A modern restful vacation Hotel, on
the Boardwalk, facing the sea: American
Flan. 60 rooms. 30 baths free bathing
facilities, lockers parking space. Delicious
Maryland meals. Write for rates and book
let j*S ” EARL F.. CONLEY. Mgr.
Boardwalk and 3rd St.
A hotel of distinction and refinement,
catering to a discriminating clientele.
Season, June_I4th-Sept._15th. _
Ocean City’s Largest. Finest Hotel.
*1.50 up Dlv. *25 Wkly. Am.
_Plan. Dr. C. W. Purnell, Phone 128.
COLONlALlMs
LANKFORDS"
On Boardwalk; garage.^M. B. Quillin. Prop.
THE BELMONT
Ocean Front Rooms—Modern
Reasonable. Phone Minnie Hearne Jones
jmftr IlirnO On Boardwalk. Rooms
RRFfiKtHS with hot a,,d co,d
wSIlkHnlil■ W running water, pri
vate bath. Phone 70. C'. H. Timmons, Prop,
nifwpmii Boardwalk, ooean front.
mi Modern conv.. 83.00 day
■ ■IVbnV up; *15 week up.
Phone 72. __ H. L._Hastings, Prop, j
HASTINGS HOTEL
Parking: Space, modern, homelike, reason
able rates._ MRS. CHAS. LFDLAM._
THE DEL-MAR ns
Private_Baths._MRSL_ S!_I._CAREY.
MAYFI 0\YER R^aik
Ivin 1 1 IjU If JLiIl Hotel. Perfectly ap
pointed. Capacity 200. Owner-Management.
THF DFNNI^ »n centre of bfach ac
inr« ULnniJ tivltles. modern, unex
celled cuisine, running water in mil rooms.
Mrs. F.. E. Dennis, Owner-Mgr.
THE PUMHIMMOH
On the Boardwmlk. Phone_580.
If ft Ocean front room and
Froe Parking and Bathing. C. Parker Smith.
VIRGINIA BEACH, VA.
3frattrifl SUtffitt lliotrl
Ocean front at 1?th St.
Reasonable Rates. Excellent Food.
New Simmons lnnersprin* Mattresses.
_Quiet—Cool—-C lub Privileres._
NEW WAVERLEY HOTEL—Finest surf
bathing;, coif, tennis, ridinr. all sports;
ocean front; every convenience: private
laths: booklet B_MRS. B. G. PORTEE._
_BIRD HAVEN, VA.^
SHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS HOTEL
Running water in every room. Excellent
Food, Innerspring Mattresses, Swimming.
Tennis. Danring. etc., free. Week End.
*3.30 up; Weekly. *15.00 as. (Gentiles.)
Mrs. Ross. Bird Haven, Va._
_ VIRGINIA.
BRYCE'S HOTEL AND COTTAGES
In the Mountains of Virginia—34th Year.
Reputation built on food and service. All
rnorts. Cool and pleasant. American Plan.
*2.50 oer day: *15 week. Booklet.
William R. Bryce, Basye, Va.. Box 16.
PEN MAR, PA.
PAR K V I E W Large Porches,
r A R B Y I E TV Fa<.inr Park.
Hot and Cold Running Water in All Rooma.
t-___Mrs. C. MiddlekaufL _
_SCHWENKSVILLE, PA.
laf> miles from Washington._DL 5300
POCONO MOUNTAINS, PA
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BUCK HILL fALLS. BA
Only 5 hr*. to this fi.OOO-acre moun
tain beauty spot. 300 fireproof rms.,
R clay tennis courts, 27-hole golf.
Olympic-slre outdoor pool; riding.
Selected clientele. J. J. Nolan. BIS
15th 8t. N W. Rep. NA. 2090.
FRIENDSHIP HOUSE HIKERS—With appetites whetted by a nature hike through Fort Dupont
Park, part of the Friendship House summer day camping program, these children are ready for
a dish of stew. They are, left to right, Helen Bruner, 14, of 302 Fourteenth street S.E.; Leander
Ott, 11, of 720 Fourth street S.E.; Lillian Hewett, 11, of 808 E street S.E.; Mary Bruner, 13; Gloria
Rule, 12, of 816 E street S.E.; Betty Goods, 12, of 1244 K street S.E., and Barbara Hawkins, volun
teer worker at Friendship House. —Star Staff Photo.
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Barkley Speech Gives
Hint of Campaign
Democrats Will Wage
Links Willkie to Power
Interests and Derides
Republican Platform
By a Staff Correspondent of The 3!ar.
CHICAGO, July 17.—Foreshadow
ing the battle which the Democratic
party will wage during the coming
national campaign, Senator Barkley,
in his address to the Democratic
National Convention last night, han
dled the Republicans without gloves.
The delegates listened rather im
patiently to the Barkley speech.
They considered it merely a prelude
to the announcement of President
Roosevelt’s attitude toward a third
term nomination, which had been
promised immediately after the con
clusion of the Barakley address.
The address, however, turned out
to be probably the most tempes
tuous affair ever staged by a perma
nent chairman of a Democratic
National Convention. For Senator
Barkley mentioned the President by
name. It was a signal for a demon
stration by the delegates and guests
which lasted for 24 minutes.
Tribute to Farley.
Immediately before the Barkley
address, Mrs. Lucretia D. Grady,
Democratic national committeewo
man for California, brought the
audience to its feet with a resolution
paying tribute to National Chair
man Farley. It was adopted by a
rising vote. The affection with
Mr. Farley is held by the Democratic
leaders from all parts of the country
was clearly demonstrated.
Senator Barkley's speech was at
once an attack on the Republican
presidential nominee, Wendell L.
Willkie, and the platform adopted
at Philadelphia, and a defense of
the Roosevelt administration against
the charges by the Republican foe.
A fighting campaign speech, it
roused the delegates and the gal
leries to repeated applause and
cheers.
The convention chairman de
scribed the Republican platform as
having the appearance of being
“written in mud by the migratory
feet of a weasel.”
“It is the perfect example of the
uncertainties and ambiguities of
men who do not know where they
are going or what they will do when
they arrive,” said Senator Barkley.
Sees “Chameleon” Chosen.
“They seemed unwilling or afraid
to nominate any man who had been
a Republican for more than two
years. Hence they chose a political
chameleon. The Philadelphia con
vention constituted the second
charge of the light brigade, in the
heroic battle of kilowatt.”
This was the chairman's way of
denouncing the nomination of Mr.
Willkie, who had been president of
the Commonwealth & Southern
Power Corp. and who until a year
ago had been labeled a Democrat.
Senator Barkley denied in toto the
Republican charges that the Roose
velt administration has sought to
set class against class and to punish
American business.
He said tjie effort of the last
se-*?n years has been to rebuild the
faith of the people in their own
brand of democracy.
Poultry Council to Meet
The sixth annual summer meeting
of the Maryland State Poultry Coun
cil will be held at Elkton, July 31,
Wade H. Rice, council secretary, has
announced. Dr. H. C. Byrd, Uni
versity of Maryland president, will
be toastmaster at a banquet in the
evening._
Iht Retinol way
before scratching aggravates
it, spreads it, or adds to its
disfiguring effect
Resinol Ointment exerts Its
might over night, and exter
nally caused ^skin itches,
rashes or pimply spots are
soothed amazingly by ita
effective medication — the
j Resinol oilinesa assuring
prolonged beneficial action.
Resinol Soap acts gently in
cleansing tender skin.
Sample of both mailed on request
to Resinol, 17, Baltimore, Md.
To get relief aMast defer.
W ask your druggist ledey for M
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Livestock Raisers Ask
Southeast Rate Revision
By the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, July 17.—Southeastern
State officials, supported by testi
mony of farm economists and live
stock raisers, carried their plea for
a revision of livestock freight rates
back before Interstate Commerce
Commission examiners today.
The testimony, petitioners’ coun
sel said, was designed to show a
widespread trend to development of
livestock in the Southeast as a
means of reclaiming eroded land
and as a new source of cash income.
Southeastern farm economists and
livestock raisers asked for lower
rates and “try-the-market” ship
ping privileges yesterday.
L. R. Paramore, economist of the
Mississippi Agricultural Extension
Service, declared it is “essential" to
have “adequate transportation and
freight rates that will permit our
livestock to move without discrimi
nation to our farmers” if the Mis
sissippi farming system is to be im
proved.
A “better freight rate” would
speed development of livestock rais
ing, said W. P. Ridley of Columbia,
Tenn., president of the Tennessee
Producers Livestock Association.
Freight rates were pictured as a
“big deterrent to mass develop
ment” of livestock raising in the
Southeast by E. B. Weathery, Coch
ran. Ga., livestock producer.
Some witnesses testified that ship
ment privileges, similar to those
granted by most railroads in other
sections, are required to spur the
influx of feeder steers into the
Southeast. The privileges include
stopping en route to try market
prices in order that a shipper from
the West might seek the best prices
without paying additional freight
charges.
Mainliners,
CHICAGO
4V4 hrs. *36
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7 Mainliners daily, from
8:40 am to 10:55 pm, to
"Everywhere West."
15% discount to Govern
ment employees travel
ing on business. (Via
PCA to Cleveland.)
Travel agents, hotels, or
UNITED
AIR LINES
Houses Wanted
For Sole or Rent—Furnished or Unfurnished
JHOULD you wish to Sell or Rent your house
we can be of service to you if you will list
it with us.
We have numerous requests for City, Subur
ban and Country Properties.
Randall H. IIacner & Company
SALES RENTALS LOANS INSURANCE
1321 Connecticut Avenue N.W. * Telephone: DEcatur 3600
the Opening of a
NEW, MODERN
OPTICAL
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Department
on our Aircooled Street Floor
A Now ready for you, cr brand-new de
partment, equipped with the most
up-to-date scientific instruments
available. Our optical department
features only the highest quality,
standard brands of optical goods.
Dr. R. P. Klinger,
Optometrist in Charge
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A sweeping clearance of Authentic
room, living room and dining room suites, occasional pieces,
lamps, rtfgs, etc., all drastically reduced for immediate
clearaway . . . items subject to prior sale . . . and many
cannot be replaced when sold. No phone or C. O. D. orders
accepted. All items one-of-a-kind unless otherwise specified.
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No Down Payment on Approved Credit
$145 2-pc. Boucle
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Room
An outstand- C A Crt
ing value . . .
smartly styled 7
18th Century Living Room Suite,
with sagless construction and
covered in durable boucle. Has
solid mahogany carved frame
with ball and claw feet. Revers
ible spring cushions. Consists of
sofa and club chair. Only 2 suites
to sell.
No Down Payment on Approved Credit
LIVING ROOM SUITES REDUCED
Wo* Now
2-Pc. French Living Room Suite; has carved frame
rayon brocatelle-$19500 $148.00
2-Pc. Kroehler-made Tapestry Living Room Suite; has
grip arms_ 129 00 88.86
2-Pc. 18th Century Solid Mahogany Rayon Damask
Living Room Suite_ 10900 79.75
2-Pc. Kroehler-made Royal Blue Frieze Living Room
* Suite _ 140.00 94.70
2- Pc. French Living Room Suite; embossed brocatelle,
carved frame_ 245.00 167.00
3- Pc. Rattan Living Room Suite_ 75.00 52.40
3-Pc. Solid Oak Tapestry Living Room Suite- 140.00 89.40
2-Pc. Modern Mohair Living Room; sagless construc
tion _ 175.00 116.00
2- Pc. Boucle Living Room Suite; sagless construction 98.00 79.80
BEDROOM SUITES REDUCED
Was Now
3- Pc. Solid Maple Bedroom Suite- $^5.00 $38.56
3- Pc. Mahogany Bedroom Suite; poster bed, dresser
and chest_ 90.00 54.87
4- Pc. Modern Burl Walnut Bedroom Suite; has round
mirrors_ 139.00 88.50
4-Pc. 18th Century Mahogany Bedroom Suite; has
Mahogany interiors_ 249.00 189.50
3- Pc. 18th Century Mahogany Bedroom; Vanity, or
Dresser, Chest, Bed_ 144.00 97.22
4- Pc. 18th Century Burl Walnut Bedroom Suite; all
massive pieces_ 189.00 128.77
3- Pc. Solid Rock Maple Bedroom Suite; has vanity,
spool bed and large chest_ 136.00 97.68
4- Pc. Burl Walnut French design Bedroom Suite- 159.00 99.50
4-Pc. French Acacia Wood Grand Rapids Make-395.00 197.50
4-Pc. Solid Cherry 18th Century Bedroom Suite- 200.00 158.10
DINING ROOM SUITES REDUCED
Wos Now
10-Pc. Solid Oak Dining Room Suite- 169.00 $128.50
10-Pc. Bleached Mahogany Modern Dining Room
Suite _- 159.00 118.00
10-Pc. Federal crotch Mahogany Dining Room Suite 24500 168.50
10-Pc. 18th Century Dining Room Suite; Duncan
Phyfe table_ 169.00 119.00
7-Pc. Modern Walnut Dinette Suite- 109.00 79.96
7-Pc. Solid Oak Decorated Dinette Suite- 12500 68.62
Miscellaneous Items Reduced
Was Now
Mahogany Corner Cabinet-<—T-$24.75 $14.99
Solid Limed Oak China Cabinet- 46.50 24.10
Coil Spring Folding Cot and Mattress- 28.50 14.29
Walnut Finished Windsor Chair, 8 only- . 3 50 1.77
Unfinished Corner Cabinet- 22.50 11.85
Unfinished Hutch Cabinet- 13.95 7.22
5-Pc. Solid Maple Extension Table Breakfast Set__ 22.75 14.97
18th Century Mahogany Poster Bed, full size- 39.50 16.77
Modern Walnut Dresser, round mirror- 59.50 28.46
Solid Rock Maple Vanity- 50.00 26.10
18th Century Mahogany Bow Front Dresser- 7500 39.86
Cbpe Cod Maple Wing Rocker- 22.75 9.95
, Burl Walnut Nite Stand, 2 drawers- 15 50 6.27
Inner Spring Mattress, all sizes-,- 17.50 10.44
Fan Back Wing Chair, blue brocatelle- 49.50 28.81
Damask Sofa Bed, plum color, as is-1- 6950 42.10
Barrel Chair, rayon brocatelle, Jamestown lounge 44.50 29.10
Tapestry Lounge Chair_ 19.75 9.97
18th Century Mahogany Console Table- 16.50 9.87
Mahogany Breakfront Bookcase-- 49.50 29.97
Solid Mahogany End Table—_ 14.50 6.27
Modern Walnut Commode_ 29.75 ,8.87
Walnut Finish Coffee Table- 5.50 2.16
Solid Maple Wing Chair_ 1675—9.92
Modern Wheat Mahogany Corner Bookcase- 44.50 18.87
Walnut Finish End Table, 3 shelves- 2.50 1.48
JfULIVS VANSBUBGH
<~7umiturv Afl Company
909 r STREET, NORTHWEST
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Cold Seal Con
goleum Ruga, 7.6x t xx
9, samples dis- * J 44
continued pattern
(seven only)_
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$39.50 Coil
Spring Glider,
Water Repel- $9f\'61
lent Cushions, " ”
Ball Bearing__
ill
$12.75 Swedish
Modern Blue Tap- $£*.92
estry Occasional O
Chair_
$2.59 One - Piece
Glider Cover, $ J .77 :[|
green and white 1
stripe _
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$3.79 Six - Piece
Glider Cover, $*}.38
green and orange £
stripe_
$2.19 Walnut Fin
ish Magazine £QC
Rack (four only) ^ ^
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55c Chintz Sofa
Pillows, Kapok CkQc
filler, 3 for_
$17.50 Mahogany
Veneer Two- $£.21
Drawer Nite O -
Stand_
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$8.50 Mahogany t O.fi/
Bedroom Bench-- J'
$1.49 24x36 qqc j
Checker Bath Mat OO |
$10.95 Rust - - __ i
Chintz Chaise j
Lounge_«_ v
$3.95 Studio
Couch Covers, |O.J3 I
blue and brown «
only
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$42.50 Sim
mo ns M etal £0 0.99
Arm and Back dSO
Twin Studio_«.
$14.75 Mahogany
Veneer Cabinet
Nite Stand_
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All Summer Rugs
at Cost
$36.50 Mahog- *
any S4-in.Sl 0>97
Buffet_ 1 °
$125 Kroehler
Royal Blue $£ n.66
Boucle Bed 0*2
Davenport_