A handsome, upstanding young red oak of 20 summers. (P. 8.)

"High social prestige," "an exclusive atmosphere." (P. 17.)

A veritable Lionel Strongfort. (P.

Winter 1924-5

Around the World:

On the Red Star liner Belgenland,
largest ship ever to circle the globe,
sailing westward from New York
Dec. 4 (Los Angeles Dec. 20, San
Francisco Dec. 23), to Japan, China,
India and the Mediterranean. Visit-
ing 60 cities in 14 countries, covering
28,310 miles in 133 days. Back in
New York April 16, 1925. All shore
trips under the skilled guidance of
the American Express Company.

To the Mediterranean:

Masterfully arranged voyages includ ing in their scope Madeira, Gibraltar, Algeciras, Algiers, Monaco, Naples, Athens, Constantinople, Haifa (for Holy Land) Alexandria (for Egypt and the Nile). Duration 47 days. Local bookings and stop-overs permitted. White Star liner Adriatic Jan. 7, returning Feb. 22; and Feb. 26, returning April 13; Red Star liner Lapland Jan. 17, returning March 4; and March 8, returning April 23. To the West Indies:

Over 25 years' specialized experience
in West Indies Cruises assures fullest
enjoyment of these one-month voy.
ages. Itinerary includes Havana,
Santiago, Haiti, Kingston, Panama
Canal, Cartagena, Curacao, La
Guaira, Port of Spain, Barbados,
Fort de France, St. Thomas, San Juan,
Nassau. White Star liner Megantic,
specially constructed for tropical
cruising, from New York Jan. 22, re-
turning Feb. 21; and Feb. 25, return-
ing March 28.

For information regarding any of these cruises
apply to Cruise Department, No. 1 Broadway,
New York, the company's offices elsewhere, or
any authorized steamship agent.

WHITE STAR LINE
RED STAR LINE

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