Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1930, Page 20

‘B4 # PLEAFORUNIFORM | [ 7oker mew putps -CODE FOR VEHICLES Highway Safety Conference Says Motorists in States Face Vexatious Problems. Motorists who reside in Washington and find it expedient to become familiar with trafic regulations in Virginia and Maryland are perennially confronted by proplems in driving which the National ference on Street and Highway | #ty insists must be eliminated | through the adoption by cities and| States of a uniform vehicle code and | mihdel municipal traffic ordinance. The uniform code was adopted by | the conference recently at its annual meeting in the Capital, over which Robert P. Lamont, Secretary of Com- merce, presided.as chairman. Agencies working in conjunction with the cor-! ference, including motor clubs and com- merce bodies throughout the country. are urging that the accepted code and ordinance which have been adopted by about half the States be extended to all the States and larger cities. ‘The intercity and interstate aspect of vehicular traffic. together with im- proved roads which have made long ys by automobile practicable, e made uniformity of traffic regula- tions necessary to safety, the. confer- ence said in a statement issued by Col. A, B. Barber, director. “Residents of many towns and cities, such as Kansas City, St. Louis, Louis- ville, Cincinnati, Chattanooga ing, Washington, Philadelphia and New York, find it necessary to be familiar with the trafic laws of two or more nearby States,” sald Col. Barber. “The motorist in driving from one State to another, and ing through different towns and cities, would, if he followed the regulations and driving ractices of his own community, violate flmumenble local ordinances and reg- ulations, and possibly incur accidents, through unflmflhr\ty with the traffic control of a strange‘town. This was cularly true with respect to right and left turns and in the protection of trians at ntersections. “In an effort to eliminate this con- fusion, and to promote a smooth flow of traffic through intelligent driving, agencies working in conjunction with the National Conference on Street and Highway Safety will continue this year to urge upon .the States the adop- tion of the Uniform Vehicle Code and Model Municipal Trafic Ordinance, 'hleh it is sponsoring and prepared irough the combined advice and coun- le| of the traffic experts of the country. ‘Traffic regulations in Washington conform to the model code in several particulars, but not with respect to pedestrian control at intersections or the left turn. Willlam H. Harland director of traffic, has under considera- tion at the present time, changes which would bring current practices in the Capital in line with the practices Tecommended by the conference. WOMEN PLAN FETE lundyw!n- Club to Hold Picnic July 24. Soecial Dispatch to The Star. BRANDYWINE, Md, June 21.—A pienic will be held by the Women’s Club of Brandywine July 24, it was de- at a recent meeting of the club’s fair and picnic committee, held at the hbme of Mrs.-J. H. Blandford, jr. The ‘also has decided to exhibit at the ual Sollt.hem llbl:.\’yl‘nd fair this year at Upper Marlboro. . Blandford, Mrs. MacPherson and ‘women's short at the University of Maryland, College Park. FLOOD CREST REACHED rom'ummn.mnen(n_ The Caloosshatchee River falling tomorrow if no more rain fell. La Belle still had from 3 to 5 feet of water in its streets and highways. Many residents still were marooned in their homes. RESORT! BRADDOCK HE!G“T‘. MD. The Braethorn Cotlage % Washin ngton Cottage ';‘;d”',,‘:’;; me mllnl th\l’ktfl (h!!! times l ‘week. Mr.-] Chas. . _Kau MKII “chicken hone 102. ST dinners on Sun- STO! fan ug holidays, Weelly & week_end rages. Hottel, MISS_LAMAR OCEAN MAJESTICYHOT Facing the Ocean. Americ: smng'*chemm large ” porches; Tooms: excellent . 'bgkly Rates.”3 e 40.00 £ dp To” Juiy 1at. AlSo afier t‘:” hlxn. SMITH, Prop. Telephone 14, ver. Delaware, under Atlantic g ew, Ocean frent. Orchestra. ocine. Fresn e food. Pasteurized milkan -na pure mwm water uufl exclus'\e‘l lu'rn. 40 mew rooms and bathe o Ocean front. Best service. 001 Orebestra. _Garage. _Golt. 'ru. s. COLONIAL HOTEL rdvalk: modern, Special rates to July 1. ne; On Broadwalk: garage THE KAYE gn, boprdmaly. | Excellent able free, MRS. M. KAYE. Prop. Ph __M. B. Quillin, Prop. New Bathing | L 1 - CHANDLER HOUSE Baaning water in rooms. Noted ls. ble. 0. M. & H. W. Chandier. Reasonable rates. Lin-Mar. DECATUR Wewest on ook Dysior and tele Phone serv. Ph. 206 Theo. Purne! THE Btmofi- Tt Foame unning water i all NIS Comfortabie and home- DENNIS Grisiuei Fmoss: BRI g Termy reas Bathing THEDEMA Rate. Private baths. 1._CARE! THE HASTINGS horsl. nt. . for lml-l June RESORTS. ' Takes New Pulpit l l REV. PETER C. DUBORG, Who is to be installed at special serv- ices today as pastor of the Mount Ver- | mon Baptist Church of Virginia High- | lands and Aurora Hills, Va. | —Harris & Ewing Photo. BAPTIST MINISTER INSTALLS TODAY Assumes Duties at Virginia| Highlands and Aurora Hills Church. | By a Stamr Correspondent of The Star. | | VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS, Va., June 21.—The Rev. Peter C. Duborg of Rose- | | mont, Alexandria, Va., will be installed tomorrow morning as pastor of the; Mount Vernon Baptist Church of Vir- ginia Highlands and Aurora Hills. Until called to the local church he was | assistant pastor of the Pirst Baptist Church of Alexandria, where he was recently ordained. Mr. Duborg assumes the duties of the Rev. E. H. Puryear, who resigned as pastor of the Mount Vernon -Baptist | Church April 15 to become pastor of the Arlington Baptist Church. Pending the contemplated erection of a new church on Frazier avenue, where a plot of ground for the purpose been acquired, services are being held in the Jefferson district l\ldlwrium nized less than two years ago, the Mount Vernon Baptist Church has | shown a stepdy growth and has now | reached the point where nummm funds for a new building can be. pro- vided, It serves a community consist- | An[ n( lvg;oxlmtw!y 500 families. rg is a native of Blackstone, | vn whexe he graduated from the ele- mentary and high schools. He later at- tended Zion College in Illinois and en- g’ed in home-building in this vicinity fore being ordained as a minister, BOY AND MOTHER BURNED Flames Flare Up When She Pours 0il on Fire. Special Dispatch to The Star. MOOREFIELD, W. Va, June 21.— Arthur Delton, 3-year-old son of Mrs. John W. High, was fatally burned by flames leaping from coal oil which his mother poured on a fire at her home here. Mrs. High was seriously burned also. The boy was standing near the stove watching his mother when burned. He lived only a few hours. PEN IN THE BLUE RIDGE Only 75 Miles From Washington hurmont EDGEWOOD HOTEL water in rooms Home cookin Meals to transients. C. H. Comfortable. 1 The Bon Alre Omuiiay £00d meals, hot and cold TURDING Water: Meals to translents. Booklet. MRS F. DIEHL PEN-MAR, rensonatle. P GEMMEL, Pro. ‘HILL CREST MANOR You may expect comfortable beds, home-cooked meals, courteous service and reasonable rates here. MRS. G. A. BYERS. 'BEDFORD_SPRINGS, PA. ood | r THE -SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., D. C. KIWANIANS 10 ATTEND PARLEY J. B. Edmunds Will Head Dele- gation at Atlantic City Convention. A delegation of Washington Kiwa~ nians, headed by James k. Edmunds. president, and George H. Winslow, sec- retary, will leave this week for Atlantic City for the fourteenth annual inter- national convention of the order, which will be in session from Juns 29 to July 3. Charles H. Pardoe and Edwin F. Hill the latter lleutenant governor of ihc first division, are alternate delegates. Other Kiwanians who will attend the convention are Eugene R. Woodson, vice president: Roe Fulkerson, Bynum 3 inton, Fred A. Schutz, George C. Schaffer, Albert M. Briggs and the Ki- wanis Trio, Fred East, Willlam F. Ray- mond and Robert 8. Thomas, who will appear on the program during the con- vention. ‘The Washington club has arranged a display showing the club’s orthopedic and welfare activities. This display in- cludes cnhr&ed photographs of the ac- tivities of the Weightman School for Crippled Children and of the Kiwanis clinic at the Children’s Hospital. Thc Weightman School for white and the Magruder School for colmcd crippled children were established through the efforts of the Kiwanis Club. This display will also include photo- stat enlargements of editorials appear- ing in Washington newspapers com- mending the Kiwanis Club on the es- tablishment of the schools. Editorials in the order of their appearance are: “New Schools Ready Soon for Crippled Children,” the Washington Herald, Oc- tober 16, 1929; “The Schools for Crip- ples,” The Evening Star, November 7 1028; “Crippled Children Cared For,” Washington Post, November 9, 1929 and “Humane Step Forward in Our Public School Activiti*s,” Washington ‘Times, November 9, 1929. 'BORKEN-WINGED PIGEON YIELDS VALUABLE CLUE Bird Found With Drugs Attached to Leg May Lead Police to Smugglers. ‘TUNIS (#)—A carrier pigeon with a broken wing has set police here on the M’l‘l of drug smugglers. They are try- ing to nurse the pigeon back to health in the hope it may lead them to its owner. ‘The pigeon was found by boys on the outskirts of Tunis. When little packages of drugs were found attached to each leg, police were called. Police believe the pigeon came from cross_the border in Tripoli. RESORTS. D " T i AR G HA SIII‘V[ 9 N HALL In exciusive Harmon Park. overlooki pesuniful York River nd Ane bathin Piiics From Bortiand.” Cool, quiet, convenient, homelike, di Flevater, ice—private baths. 'Good re hing boating. Fine golf links nearby. Opn Jume 21 to Sept. 15—Booklet Owne: ip_Management W. J. SIMPSON, BUENA VISTA SPRINGS, PA. *IN THE ALPS OF AMERICA® RIDGE MOUNT) BUENA VISTA SPRINGS, FRANKLIN COUNTY, | Open June 14 to Oct. 1. 200 Rooms. Yathe. Goif, Teania. Sadde Horses, Dancing, Ne Mosquitaes. %0 miles t6 DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA. REENLEIGH GSooieet & most beaut. spot in Del. Water Gap. Every room with'pvt bath. on Woif Hollow Golf Course. Foley. ‘Mgr. PEN MAR, PA MAR WASHINGTON’S FAVORITE MOUNTAIN RESORT 2,000 Feet Altitude via Frederick and All Amusements Dan. Beautiful Scenery Excellent Meals CROUT'S HOTEL ,JUSH,\ Personal supervision of Mr. and Mrs JASON E. CROUT. Write for rates & circ'r. Mt. Forest Inn Lsrse; 2 a7y rooms, nd_colt “"Epecia served. Park View Large: airy rooms. hot an P o1 park huffieboard Phesis. Bath. MRS, C. MIDDLEKAUFF. BEDFORD SPRINGS, PA. SSACHUSETTS. ' The Cool . boating — dinners. d-d modern highway. See exhibition of nghield, Come via Bear Trail. Accommodates dancing. New England . BEDFORD SPRINGSHOTEL Bedford Springs, Pa. On Horse-Shoe Trail, connecting with Lincoln ford Village—1% Wonderful GOLF—18 Holes CHAMPIONSHIP INDOOR TILE SW! at Bed- distant. Highway miles NNIS COURTS IMING POO! PICIURESQUE. MOUNTAIN TRAILS MEDICAL BATHS—The World-Famous BEDFORD MINERAL WATERS NOW OPEN 500. Two balirooms for Beautiful estate of 3,000 acres. Offers a superior cuisine, delightful rooms, attractive and varied New E nyland Shore M ILES of perfect beach — invigerating surf swimming — deep-sea fishing — Go via Western Massachusetts — motor on ~— visit scenes of old time New 5- land Village at Eastern States Grounds. Mountain and Berkshire Return by way of historic shore road or the famous Boston Post Road. Box 1684 P. Springtield, Mass. 99 JUNE CLUB TO EXHIBIT Suitland Homemakers to Seek Prizes at Fair. Special Dispatch to The Star. BUmAND Md June 21.—At the ting of the Suitland Home- mnkers club, held at the home of the president, Mrs. R. L. Jenkins, it was de- cided to exhibit in the annual Southern Maryland fair this year at Upper Marl- boro. It was announced that the club had sold more than 100 poppies, the pro- ceeds of which have gone to the Ameri- | can Legion. A check was ordered sent to the scholarship fund of the Prince Georges County Federation of Women's Clubs. An invitation will be extended the county federation to meet here in October, it was decided. The next meet- | ing will take the form of an all-day picnic at the Summer home of Mrs. Henry Witt, on West River. TO SETTLE ESTATES By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. UPPER MARLBORO, Md., June 21.— Albert R. Hasall was appointed ad- ministrator of two estates by the Prince Georges County Orphans’ Court at its weekly session. He was issued letters of administration for the estate of Nel- son A. Ryon upon giving bond of $1,000, and also appointed to administrate the estate of Payton Devaughn, provided he gives $100 bond. - Horace Daniels was named admin- istrator of the estate of Mary Emma Daniels, bond being set at $100. Lodge Excursion July 17. FORESTVILLE, Md., June 21 (Spe- clal).—Thursday, July 17. has been. set for the annual excursion of Cedar Camp, No. 15, Woodmen of the World, of Forestville, to Chesapeake Beach. All trains that day will stop west of the Patuxent River. TOKILL NO MORE Strain Relaxes as Note Is Re- ceived Saying Task Is Completed. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 21.—The greatest murder scare New York has experienced in years subsided somewhat tonight when a letter, purporting to come from the mad murderer of Queens borough gave assurance that his mission of death was ended and that he would kill no more. Residents _of the _terror-stricken borough of Queens, in which two men hlvr (:lh‘n victims to the maniac’s RE@ORTS l\ D()L)b RQCK HILL, N. ¥ A cool restful place excellent “taolé: pleasant rooms, bath, hot cr, Bleciric e Food Ashing lakes near by: §21 per week, 34 per day; in the Shawangunk Mountains. miles {rom New York (l0th season); refer- | ences given. MRS. E_E. AVERY. NIAGARA FALLS, MODERNIZED—REMODELED Qnly hosl averlosking Falls and apids. Bathi, thowe > 4 \\\\ water, steam heat, Beds RESORT! TENNESSEE. IV THE GREAT SMOKIES OTTAGE FOR REN Gatlinbutg, Tennsasee, Smoky Mountains Nation: Iy furnished. Two baths (one electric lights, big fireplace. with hot-water tank. Three Elevation 1,400 ft.; mountains Near Mt. ie Conte. Motoring, swimming, | fishing, riding, styolling Cliff-scaling’ | Mrs. Preece. with her stable of twenty well Supplies convenient. Knoxville 42 miles | trained saddle horses. 'Irving Boernstein of | 365 miles from Washington, best roads. 3100 | Washinston. D.'C. with his celebrated or- monthly. _For further ihformation write | chestra, Talking movies. Thomson and Mc- Miss 'rnommum, 1519 318t st. AW W Kinnon's brokerage office. Address: Harring- ton Mills, President, Saranac Inn P. LAKE GEORGE, N SARANAC INN On Upper Saranac Lake, N. Y. The outstanding Adirondack Summer resort and golfing center. Cottages for rent fully furnished and cared for. Meals at hotel LAKE_GEORGE, N. Y. Wflhalllapm/ TJ%'aImn Here you will have never a dull moment— only the desire to linger — eventually the urge to re- turn. There is opportunity for every sport and recreation. You will discover the sky-blue waters of Lake George the purest you eve: ed In) hard, sendy besches add to the pleasure. In addition, you will find golf, tennis, fishing, boat- ing, horseback riding along ege-old mountain trails. Wonderful motor roads. Write for booklet containing full list of resorts, hotels, boarding and rooming houses, camp sites and auto map. LAKE GEORGE RESORTS ASSOCIATION Secretary’s Address 110 Canada Street LAKE GEORGE, NEW YORK iles_of Crystal Water Amidst Majestic Mount REHOBOTH BEA AMERICAN PLAN : SPEND YOUR VACATION AT THE HENLOPEN n resort to Washingto 113 miles, sster or Annapolis-t CIA‘ orne ferries. Improved MODERATE RATES—SPECIAL RATES FOR JUNE Excentional ‘Meals and_ Service. ' Modern. Throughout. Ocean Bathing, Fresh r and Ocean Fishing. Golf. GRENOBLE HOTELS, INC, Operators NEW_ HAMPSHIRE. NEW HAMPSHIRE. - O/l;mmer (gnc/nanlmeni »»> On Land and Sea « « Richly photo- graphed in full color in our New e eeMaywe send you your copy. WENTWORTH-BY.THE-SEA, PORTSMOUTH, N. H. Opens June25 [ oonnle e Cos TR T R e e JACKSON, Alluring greens . . . Lively courts . . . Refreshing dip in"the Ocean Poot . . .-Motor Boating . . . Fishing . . . Symphony Ensemble , . . Wistful dance music Latest movies at the » Little Theatre.e on the Ship. » Golden days for the entire family. N. H. JACKSON, N. H. JACKSON, N. Set Like a Gem in the White Mountains rh-ndfomn cool, uplend trails and water- fnlh. invite you to llnge.r here a while enchanted— and off the beaten track! In quaint and beautiful Jackson every home and hotel comfort and every sport awaits you. WRITE AN’Y OF THE FOLLOWING .20 Hawthorne Cottage. 10 Iron Mt, House.. 16 ueluo- ‘Falls House. 210 oody Farm. Nestlenook. 235 Oak Le and Bungalows. 1930—PART MANIAG MURDERER |5 4 | Certified miik on table froim our ccredited | herd. Large sun parlor with Violet Ray giass. | &) | $12.50 and 815 & ONE. for “revenge” relaxed from strain of gual their lives as they went ubut their daily tasks. ms tlu man-hunt wrm:h has been roughout Greater New York IW a ml went on tonight unabated. Two warm clues have failed, Joseph Oswald Clark, escaped lunatic, who was captured by New York detectives in Phllld(lph‘l, has been cleared of re- sponsibility for the crimes and will be sent back to Creedmore Asylum, Queens, from which he escaped last year. John D. Galvoa, arrested in Newark, N. J., when a policeman noticed he resembled descriptions of the mur- derer, has been exonerated: how- ever, he is held on a disorderly ccn- duct charge. Three other suspects were arrested in Queens, but two have been re- leased and the third sent to the Kings Park Asylum, for observation. Betty Ring and Catharine May, whe were with Noel Sowley and Joseph Mozynski, of College Point, Queens, when they were shot by the maniac were unable to identify a photograph furnished by a Brooklyn minister of a | man who disappeared from his parish two months ago after showing signs of mental derangement. 5 “RESORTS. HARPERS FERRY, W. " SHENANDOAH lNN Opened for the Season. THOMPSON. Prop. _ 4 ~ VIRGINIA. x In the Mountains of Virginia Bryce's Hillside Cottages, near Orkney Springs. just off “the beautitul Shenandean Valley, ‘tu Va_Fine Wonderful scenery ains” nature. good mou pure air, will rejuvenate you. 44 acres Dlaykrounds. swimming pool. outdoor American olan. $250 per day week Booklet nd Mrs® ¥ILLIAM R. offces. eliher Mt. Jackson. ney Springs. Va POTOMAC BEIACH v o, Finest and bathing on Potomac. id to table. Artesian ter, foo cing, fishing, crabbing and" boating. Address Mrs, ank B Juhmnn h 220 JORDAN wun':' SULPHUR SPRINGS Spend your Summer at Jordan White Sulphur Springs. with its famous mineral hotel with large. airy rooms, grounds. Large tennis and "etc xtreme ' north end of the glorious Shenandoah Valley, five miles north of Winchester, Va. G. EDGAR SBOUTTER. Mgr. " P. 0. Stephenson, Va. PANORAMA HOTEL—COTTAGES 3,000-f¢. Altitude of the Blue Ridse in the Center of SHENANDOAH X -rm-uu_ PARK On the Lee Highway (U.S.211) Virginia's most scenic and accessi- ble mountain resort: auiet, cool and restful . A. headquarters. on T May be n.chea by auto or bus in 3 hours. Two Washington - Luray busses pass entrance daily. ' For schedule call Georsia 3732 Round rip. Individual cottages. rustic and unique: a variety of outdoor sports: 9 miles east of Luray Caverns. Long distance phone Luray 28-R. For literature write PANORAMA, Luray, Va. “VIRGINIA BEACH, V. New—Modern—Open All Year il %ntzl chalfonte CEAN FRO! | VIRGINIA BEACH, VA, All_Concrete Highways Siz Hours' Drive HOT AND COLD RUNNING WATER—PRIVATE BATHS Golt the year round. Horseback Tiding, Princess Anne Country Club, 18-hole course, ranked as the second best in the country. Booklet. Mrs. Horace L. Gray, Prop. SNUG HARBOR and “THE HAVEN Eishieenth Street and Oc VIRGINIA BEACH, Now under same man: gement Open_until October first. LOLA G. APPERSON CORINNE L. MOSBY The Avalon Centrally located on water front. Every modern convenience. Miss Vir- winia Lesgett. The Newcastle Ocean front. at 12th st. cellent meals. Fine surf bathing. Teservations, ete, write Geo. Front New, modern, ex- For rat M. Modlin, % IDi::-Ee and play with us 8 ¢ Now open to serve you: spacious verandas and all outside rooms; excellent culsine and supreme sur{ bathing. Write today for res- ervations. “We make folks_happy.” Seaside Cottage n {ront st 17th St Seatood and home oOktas Horhad cold rurinine water i rooms. Sloderate prices. ~ Mrs. Mary C. Latham. Martha“Yashington SHotel and “By the NEW WAVERLEY HOTEL All outside Rooms, Private Baths, Golf Privileges, Surf Bathing, Delicious South- ern Meals. Write for illustrated Booklet. ROANOKE CQTTAGE Ocean front, hot and cold water in each feom. home cooking, owner managem Mrs, R B Hoat, Mrs. R. H. Gr Bevste are Spottswood A.rms front, bathing. Ocean Special rates to June 30. Welborne. owner-mer. For attractively furnished rooms, with or_without board, write— The Dolphin Cottage Newly decorated and refurnished. Large ened porches Excellent home-cooked Private baths, running water in "f}:l-: VIRGINIA BAY y front. Modern, homelike, ex< Rates reasonable. Mrs, Geo. On Chésapesks Bay ‘Wide verandas. Conveni l bath ing. beating. etc. 3"0"?-’;’:1 L3 rnn‘o nsl AYERS. management. !h num mnh tpsspongence 0! et RENEY SPRINGS, VA. Near rooms. 0 Orkney Sprmgs Orlfney Hotels ~ seyins~ Accommodations for 500 4204 most popular mountaln resort ‘and Cottages. Y2 hours' drive through Vall e e !);e&nduh k. neyun 2T RESORTS. in the office whatever time Le takes out for the . After & stiff mlleh M has been known to I the|WESTCHESTER PUBL!SHER| WORKS AND PLAYS HARD*:‘%:":M Work. until 3 'elock in the P ¥ heede pn organimation with t.hmm dailies in more than a dogen | i v LOWNS. He &lSO has some \mvwn lon of Westchester's ambitious \pro'rnm of sports and pastimes. “Athletics forster,” he says in bu this. nregram, “the coinpetitive spirif tempered with the r estraint imposed by | recugmized rules of conuzt. Partiels | pation in sports stimulates t.he desire to excel; promotes | willingn to face Francis T. Hunter Believes Ath- letics Foster General Spirit of Betterment. NEW YORK (N.AN.A).—Francis T.| Hunter, Rewspaper magnate in the fairly metropolitan and suburban county of Westchester, that land of luxuriant estates and commuters' homes to the | nort o few orl y proper, a startling exception to the genersl rule fg";lu?,',,": ";,:‘,‘}.}n:,":‘n;":bfi',"’;; that business men slow up, & Little in | the' outoome—at least until an oppor, e Summer. N Tng up uhat e may do m‘l:;z‘l;y for further competition presents usiness is made up then In greater at- | tention to tennis. Second ranking pley- | (C0PTriEht: 1930, by North American N er in this country for three vears, and | ‘4 on occasion a_dangerous opponent to | the still mighty Tilden in five-set | matches, he also is_exceptional in the fact that somehow he has to make up Santos, Brazil, is to have a new hos- with 1700 beds, and costing at st’$2,000,000. RESORTS. Round Trip Washington to d until October 31. Here's a perfect vacation trip: ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATL PARK CIRCLE TOUR T.VRAIN or Big Thompson Canyons~Estes Park~Fall River Pass~Grand Lake=Colo- rado River—Berthoud Pass~Idaho Springs Mining and Mineral Water Region—Denver Mountain Parks System. $25.50 up. 1 THE COLORADO ASSOCIATION, Dept. 51- A 54 Mmm $t., Denver, Colorado ¥ Send me Colorade vacation information. ADDRI “You mever could find anything better than these Adiron- dacks.” “Not as good, if you People are talking that way about the Adirondacks. They are finding that right here, near home, Nature has laid out a most wonderful playland. Lakes, mountains, rivers...all the sports...any number of pleasant friends, or none if you . prefer beingalone...the ideal vacation is the D & H vacation, For freeillustrated book write or call Delaware & Hudson R. R. Cotp. DELAWARE & HUDSON &H Train ve Grand Central Terminal, New York City LAKE GEORGE M. ). POWERS, Gen'l Passenger Agent, SARATOGA SPRINGS Deisware & Hudson Railroad Corp., Albany, N.Y. Please send me 350-page book, “'A Sus LAKE CHAMPLAIN et Mecubion? Rntloced 16 S fol Gusitnt: ADIRONDACKS Come fo us fora BIGGER and BETTEK Have everything planned for you in advance, as you would like it, and at & minimum expense. No worries. All details attended to by an experienced escort, whose business it is to give you a joyful and carefree vacation. We Serve 15 National Parks and more of the WEST than any other railroad including Yellowstone, Zion, Bryce, Grand Canyon, Rocky Mountain, Rainier, Yosemite National Parks California, Colorado, Utah, Alaska, Pacific Northwest Thousands who have taken our tours in the past have discovered that we offer “bigger and better” vacations at exceedingly low fares, It's plenln( to know that the first cost is the only cost. You, t00, can take ac'vantage of our 30 years of experi~ ence planning pleasure-tours. ALL-EXPENSE 'I'OURS as low as sls i Chlcog. SlighMy h:ghlr from Wflllm'm DEPARTMENT OF TOURS Chicago & North Western Union Pacific =SEND mm. ‘Nmm----.- Chicago & North W ? g ly. r-l- N‘E Phone lltlnllnun Iam mhmh‘ in nw 0-......___....._.._.................. A T DRI RS A T GO R RN NP NSO IR S22 T T "‘"l Western Massachusetts Bi or BorRDwAL Gateway.bo' New Brglivie QU prie yaten T B T e ———————————