Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1930, Page 21

RES ORTS THE SUNDAY STAR, WASH ENGLISH JURISTS | oo ] FINANCIAL WIZARD 'TO'BE GUESTS HERE 3} Will Return Visit Paid by American Barristers in 1924, More than 300 distinguished jurists | and lawyers of England, Ireland,| Prance, Scotland and Canada will be the guests of the American Bar Asso- | eiation in Washington August 26, 27 and 28. Among the visitors will be many of the most noted members of the. profession in Europe. , President and Mrs. Hoowr will en- tertain the barristers with a garden party at the White House August 26, Just prior to this affair the Lawyers' will_entertain with a luncheon in the Chevy Chase Country Club. Plans also call for a banquet that night, probably in the Pan-American Building. Stimsons to Entertain. Wednesday, August 27, the morning will be devoted to golf and sightseeing At 4 o'clock Secretary of State and Mrs. Stimson will receive the visitors at_Woodley, their country home. A barbecue dinner will be served at Stone Ridge, the home of George E. Hamilton, senfor member of the American Bar Association, on the Rockville Pike. The closing day will be marked by ! 8 luncheon to the Willard Hotel, to be tendered by the Barristers’ Club. Later that, afternoon the guests will be taken to Mount Vernon on a Government vessel. Tea will be served en route. Members of the Virginia Bar Associa- tion will be among the hosts. Among the various other social func- tions will be affairs at the British and French embassies. A special program at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier also will be arranged. The visitors will come here to make & return call to a large number of members of the American Bar Asso- iation who made a trip to Europe in 92¢. Committees Named. Committes in charge of arrangements include: General execulive committee, J. Miller Kenyon, chairman: J. Harry Covington, vice chairma William R. ‘Vallance, vice chairman; Mary M. Con- melly, viee chairman; F. Regis Noel, secretary; Sidney F. Taliaferro, treas- urer; Chester 1. Long, George E. Hamilton, William W. Bride, Paul A. ©Ohase, Willlam P. MacCracken, jr. Julius I. Peyser, Peter Q. Nyce, Georgs Maurice Morris, Edward A. Harriman, Joseph A. Burkart, Charles H. Le Fevre, George A. King, Charles Henry Butler, Stanton C. Peele, Charles W. Darr, ZLevi Cooke, Barry Mohun, A. Coulter MWells, R. W. S. Dyer, Howard Leroy .and John Lewis Smith. - Entertainment committee—George E. ‘Hamilton, chairman; Joseph A. Burk- ‘art, vice chairman: Prank S. 3 secreury Thomas P. Littlepage, F.| Noel, Richmond Keech, George g Hoover, Frank J. Hogan, Charles Drayton, J. S. Flannery, Michael M. Doyle, J. Wilmer Latimer, William Mar- tin Willlams, Oscar W. Underwood, Ralph Van Orsdel, John S. Barbour, ‘Henry P. Blair, Melville Church, Do- A DevVand, G. Thomas Dunlop, !P mlirl!y, Blain _Ballan, Ben- Minor, Paul E. Lesh, Myer Ooben uvl Cooke, Richard Wilmer, Joseph D. Sullivan, T. Gillespie Walsh, J. Mawhimney, Charles P. Sisson, “Charles T. Tittman, George V. O'Con nor, Guilford S. Jameson, F. C. Bag- w Clifford G. Beckham, Henry Ward .. Duncan S. Bradley, Joseph Bruce, Thomas Brown, David D. Cald- ‘well, Ralph G. Cornell, Ernest E. Dan- “ley, Charles William Freeman, Miss Mary O*Toole, Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mus- sey, Miss Elizabeth Harris, Miss Kather- &.\Ifl'. Mrs. Rebecca Greathouse, Helen Jamison, Miss Grace m Juleph P. Tumuilty, Arthur “Hellen, John J. Hamilton, Abner Fer- guson, Charles V. Imlay, Gwynn Gard- ‘nzr €. F. R. Ogilby, Hu‘h Fegan, Wil- liam Jennings Price, Alexander Bell, &r; Barry: Mohun, Chauncy Parker, “Henry Sohon, James M. Proctor, James 8. Easby-Smith, William R. Harr, Ring- gold Hart, Leo P. Harlow, Id.mund L. Cromelin, Spencer Gordon, Clarence Cm ‘Hugh O’Bear, Walter H. New- , Leo Rover, Gny Johnson, Seth N. dson, Fred K. Dyar, Thomas J. , John A. Elmore, George A. ‘Holcombe, Frederick A. Hefferman, Maj. | Horace T. Jones, John M. Lewis, J! Jerome Lightfoot, Isaac V. MrPhcrson“ J. R. Metzger, William N. Morrell, | o “James P. Murdock, Thomas C. Bradley, Carmen A. Newcombe, jr. 221 Witnesses Cnlled When Charles Dorward, manager of | fhe Glen Cinema, at Paisley, Scotland, *was placed on trial in Edinburgh in ‘connction with the death of 70 chil- Wren in a fire panic in his theater on| New Year eve, 221 witnesses were sum- Jmoned by the crown authorities. Most ‘of these were children, who were con- veyed from Paisley to Edinburgh for “the trial by motor bus. Dorward was M with culpable homicide RESORTS. ASHEVILL Every Kind of PLAY Every Kind of ICTURE to yourself the per- feet vacation land, where pleasures ver cloy, where lhm are a thousand things to do and a thousand ways to rest. That's Asheville, up, in Land of mI:nSly"l{“ above the ito . ere’s val ::;;q-lm five Donald Ross courses . . . tennis . . . riding « « « hiking over trails . . . canoeing . P -boatiag . . . tain streams, well noeled with lml!.rllnlndlcr...nvl- ‘ming it broad conerete ways lead through scenic mountains . . . Biltmore Mansion now reveals its price- treasures of art ... are it wil ' « « « you'll sleep un- ern Railway. Asheville is near youbymotor over perfect paved roads. For motor routings, hotel in or-nlh- and Sz-pllfl book- let about Asheville “The HELEN HAWKES, Fourteen, of San Francisco, who recent- Iy was decorated with the golden eaglet for earning 21 merit badges in varlous | PARLEY IS SCHEDULED BY DAIRY INDUSTRY Representatives of All Branches to Attend 25th Annual Meeting at Towa State College. Representatives of all branches of the dairy industry of the United States, including Department of Agriculture sclentists, will attend the twenty-fifth annual meeting of the American Dairy Science Association, which will be h(‘ld‘ this week at Iowa State College. i sessions open Tuesday and contmue through Thursday. O. E. Reed, chief of the Bureau of Dairy Industry, Department of Agricul- ture, will attend the sessions and papers will be read by a number of scientists attached to the bureau. Those who will read papers include W. W. Swett, senior husbandman; Dr. L. A. Rogers, chief of the research laboratories: Dr. J. C. Mc- Dowell, chief of herd-improvement in- vestigations: J. B. Parker, dairy exten- sion specialist for Northeastern States; C. W. Leete, market-milk specialist; Dr. R. W. Bell, manufacturing specialist of the researoh laboratories; Floyd E. Kurtz, chemist of the research labora- tories. Roy C. Potts, chief of the di- vision of dairy and Youltry products, Bureau of Agricultural Economics, will speak on the economic situation of the dairy industry. R. R. Graves, chief of the Division of breeding. feeding and management in- vestigations, Bureau of Dairy Industry, is secretary-treasurer of the association. The other officers are: J. M. Sherman, Cornell University, president; H. C. Jackson, Univflslty of Wisconsin, vice president” and A. C. Dahlberg, New York Expeflmenb Station at Geneva, NEW $10 COU COUNTERFEIT IS CALLED DANGEROUS A new counterfeit $10 Federal Re-| serve note has been detected, and a warning sent out by W. H. Moran, chle” of the Secret Service, who describes the | bill as “extremely dangerous.” 1t is printed, Moran explained, “from | finely etched photo-mechanical p\nms on one sheet of bond paper of good qual- ity, slightly thicker than the genuine. In the portrait,” he said, “the eyebrows are heavily shaded and the eves lack the vitality revealed in the genuine note. The lapel in Hamilton's coat is not clearly outlined in the counterfeit, to merge with the coat. The " | finely engraved lettering -inder the sig- natures of the Treasurer and Secretary is barely discernible, on account of faulty etching. Great care should be exercised, Moran warns, in handling notes of !h:s variety and denomination. Further details are as follows: Or | the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Mo., 1828 series; check letter face plate No. 2: back plate No : H. T. Tate, Treasurer of the United A. W. Mellon, Secretary of the rtrait cf Hamilton. TEREY ASBURY PARK, N‘J. | A Famous Hotel ; zb ! A\ | ina Famous Resort Where one lives in lux- ury while playing the Summer away. tly on the ocean. Spacious verandas. Sea wat b-llu Golf. Mu pen-air pool. Socially a.l..hxfi.l. Capacity 500 Open All the Year / { | Write for Literature Phone Asbury Pari 1600 SHERMAN DENNIS wer HOTEL ABERDEEN £ Third Ave. & Kingsley ASBURY PARK, N. J. ____ Second Door from Boardwalk. seuny's NEWEST‘ A EI. merican Pl n ua an Ratcs Moderate. ‘Owner Management. ropea; -y and Lake. _Asbury 9100, HOTEL HEDFORD NORTH ASBUR A ‘superior hotel o b i ihe center om.bu.nm n;um ront clion. with reasonsble rates \TENT CIT NAMED IN CRASH Harold R. Ryder Is Accused of Grand Larceny as Firm Fails. By the Associated Press NEW YORK, June 21.—Hailed &ix months ago as a financial genius, bene- factor of colleges and chorus girls, Har- old R. Ryder today was sought on a warrant charging grand larceny as a result of the failure of the brokerage firm of which he was a member. At the age of 37, Ryder was looked upon as one of the rising young men of Wall Street. He was credited with run- ning almost nothing into $15,000,000 and admittedly he had handled $7,000,000 in the last eight months. Thursday his brokerage firm, Woody Co., was suspended by the New York Stock Exchange. Creditors put accountants on the books. They could find only a few hundred dollars in assets and some $3,000,000 in liabilities. Ryder was found, near collapse, at Poughkeepsie, N. Y. and brought back B RESORTS. WILDWOOD CREST, N. J. .|Wildwood Crest, N. J gmail sc- lect Totel close to beach: home comforts & home cook ing._Mrs. C. Tolle. owner, 110 E _WILD WOOD, N SPEND YOUR HONEYMOON Wildwood AND WILDWOOD CREST WILDWOOD'S FINEST HOTEL ERE you will be assured thst your visic wil be comforcable, care-free, intercating and plessan. You wil are biebt, ey rooma with botand cold ramaing wate, piviay becke, watle ot on e e L e b by el e oo et stevoes 8 o et faen " EREE AUTO PARKING. Ownership Management, D.J. WOODS NGTON to the city but not in official custody. Today & warrant was issued for his arrest. He is charged specifically with fnihnl to deliver stock for which he had been paid. According to friends, Ryder blamed the crash of his firm on the sharp de- cline of Stein Cosmetic stocks, which fell from 23 to 8. He Frank Stoltz, Ylesldent of the Stein Co., were said to have formed a pool in the stock. For years Ryder lived sedately and in an unpretentious Brooklyn apart- ment. Then suddenly he moved to Park avenue, “adopted” several chorus girls nnd started out to see the town. He called the “knight Ryder of Broad- w in the clubs where he had become a familiar figure, Last April he gave Union College at Schenectady $200,000 for a new elec- trical laboratory. The cornerstone of Ryder Hall was laid a few days ago. Ryder's two partners in the broker- age firm, Charles L. Woody, jr., and Lucien A. .Hold, said that, although ruined by the collapse, they were de- termined to see the claims of creditors :Tl;:med as fully and promptly as pos- sible. | The bell which sounded the alarm in the Chicago fire has been placed in a museum. For 55 years it announced the opening and closing of the exchange in Chicago Board of Trade BEA(‘H HAVEN N: GUELBALDW(N Legding Beach Front Hotel at BEACH HAVEN, Modern House, 200 outside ooms. Hay ' fever” cure Tel. 84 E.D. To , Too baths. nd_cportsmen’s Paradise nd. Owner & Mannger. The Engleside ¥ combines perfect bathing. -l-.v- sood fishing with a_modern hotel. and gives sure relief from hay fever be du Now ope ] Beach N.J. The lu.-a es hat BREAKERS 55515008, Tt "t lent bathine. fisnin June & July rates. ATLANT boating, s. Special 16.30 up. V. A Austin. Mer. 0_CITY, N. J. =7 OVERLOOKING OCEAN [ | AT ILLINOIS AVENUE KTLANTE CITY,NJ A HOTEL DISTINCTIVELY DIFFERENT JUST COMPLETED SHOWERS £ BATHS THROUGHOUT -~ FIREPROOF SPECIAL JUNE RATES ‘.\‘\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ ) 5 ER ON THE BEACH FRONT IN BEAUTIFUL WILDWOOD CREST Private Baths. Hot and Cold Water in all AT SINNAMON, e H"_’LL FOURTH OF JULY ™$12, $15. §18,°20, $74 time, fnel. meals. por persan 2 | in_room WHITESFLL OCEAN CREST BEAUTIFUL CREST SECTION beach and amusements. running Ts, P uthing priviieses. Hth athine. priviie s 7 “A “HOTEL YOU'LL, RECOMMEND' ARLINGTON Fine location nr. beach. Cap. fooms have bath or run. water xleniional Golf. 20 up wkly, Garage. Bkit Pr B nonn X TOPHAM, Owne: SAVOY:::::: W o July Dot | Supper. Free P 320 up season. $12 Thursday Supper to Sunday . H. Gerstel. EACHWOOD P{lnmmw Ave. nr.beach. all réoms hot and eold Tater; dengioe, Sathine. open wurroundines, Am 3 » dly. MERTZ. HOTEL DAVIS | New, brick, near beach. amusements. Filvate baths. _Amer. & European plan. OCEAN CREST ally located near everything, ocean running water and private baths; Am. mod rates, bal mmnKrom house. olt °3: 5 (Y 5 38 mw » H H B 5 3 Famous for its meals. Homelike: good peo- Bleasing service. plear Besch and mpton_& Hambu ROYAL INN Open AU Yest. 1 5a RS Hew Convention & | 5 wi . J. Bus T Av. i, B Beac KEYSTON 40 iy waiy: R houses. Purking free. P. J. Greiner, Own: 3t BELMAR HOTEL Running water. Bathing from Hotel Garage. Am. 0 up wkly. NOLL-TIMMES: b at furn. cott day, week On 1 th SL. accom four, 20 up wkly. season, e ant. touri: DICKSON-PITTSBURGH _ and house. from beach running water; Am. plan: 25th_season. J. R. DICKSON CROMWELL ¥ o ocean pier ap, 320 up weekly. "New ma WILDWOO LARGEST AND len HoreL TWO HUNDRED LARGE . AIRY ROOMS . , . MANY OVERLOOK OCEAN .. . EVERY FACILITY . .. METROPOLITAN SERVICE «.. A STEP FROM BOARDWALK . . , MOD- ERATE RATES. WRITE FOR BOOKLET OWNERSHIP MANA: MENT HARRY -DUFFIELD, Owner ASBURY INN 2% 5w 'r'o hlu a Irom h;nh—&)shte'l‘ jran 5 Av. S | VIRGINIA AVENUE Malf Block to Beach and Steel Pler. Open surroundings. eivator. electrie sus ingn. ehvat Private bath. Have hot and esld ALL ROOMS Favs hot and o CAREFUL SERVICE Wirite for Bates and Bookist Ownership Management. Hotel New Belmont ON BOARDWALK AT OCEAN AVENUE 205 feet on Ocean front. Atlantic City's Newest Beacn Front Hotel. 100 rooms with bath ana teicphones. European B if_privileges from_bedrooms. \TLANTIC [ CITY m ssa or; arare. ca’s distinguls ng ‘luxury a . with _surroundin appropriate o social life of better sort. 685 Rooms 685 Baths European Plan Tndeor Sea Water Swimming Poal et e Vot ol 1t Tk | ‘MONAQCHOF THE BOARMLK | LEXINGTON 4th July Special All_Meals Included l"ridly. Arkensas . acifio Ayes. Capacity 700 Thursda; Sunday A lew lrlml, large rooms . With Private Bath, $14 to $18 These rates for each pefson—two in mmnK Single Rooms, 14 to $18 European Plan, $6 (o $i0—each Bea foods &nd veselavles Tresh daily; bath and locker rooms with hot an showers for surf bathers. Music ai P 880. __Boklet. _ (zn'r[k OF ALL ATTRACTIONS Bathing Priviieses E . 0. 52 4-7,'?1'9" Dloch 1o besch tnd Running Water in A1l Koomp 4 up daily—$20 to §25 weekly #30 to $35 with private bath American Plan with Maals) Buropesn Ritewcn reques. Bookie. M EUGENE C. FETTER, Mng. Di. i Ave., close to Beach & Steel Pier Newly Prenvated and “beautfully rerur: nished. Capacity 350 ALl outside fooms' Running water.” Private baths. Ee LU ROFEAN TLAN. $1.50 Up Dailz, American Fian. 84 u 18 up Widy. Pres "batniug_priviieses 'f1om " hotel Beoklet on request (CKAR, Owner Mgt. Hotel BY RON KENTUCKY AV, -flm.l.'u‘ R an of your veus na el D e it it - rod 1, mewly W‘ Soverely wnd copunly manaued: RATES—84.50 up daily, with meals $22.50 up weekly, with meals W, A, Compbell PRINCESS End of South Carelina Aveaue EECIAL CEARL Y SUMMER RATES rom &4 Dnll{,.Amerlc-n ;Ln an Plan rom 33 R AT L v D. C, JUNE 22, 1930—PART ONE RESORTS. ATLANTIC ClIY S NEWEST CENTRALLY LOCATED AND FIREFROOF HOTEL LUDY SOUTH CAROLINA AVE AT THE BOARDWALK e ] « ROOM / FRI SAT SUN Wire Phone RBLooy M D | rn Attached Wnr. ““The House with the Home Atmosphere’’ Both American and European Plans Central location with twe blocks of Ocean and City Park frontage Particularly Attractive during ATLANTIC CITY’S great SUMMER SEASON May to October inclusive Weekly Rates Most Attractive Surt Buhing, Golf, Hoeback Riding, Roller Chaics, Theatres, Movies, and countless other amusements Management Josish White & Sons Ca. Piers, RESORTS. RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. 1. ADANTS {deal location, 180 ft. from Moardwalk, Alipolere., (Natrew wna amasements, Private Dathe: ...v;m- ot and cold showers. o0 Up DAILY LUDL Parking ca bote! rronmde Ll 2268 Weale: P A ARunning water, 0"' b-l}- n“A-c M-n uhl r Near n ter _ Swis 1y Howa 50'--5(-'?'" 8 RALEIGH ~ gi*n € 'cny. N Rooms with running water & priv | Ocean view. Excellent table. Mrs. J (‘APF MAY. N CAPE MAY - JERS| Vacation Favorite For 128 Years o charm of surrenndings, 7,50 UP WEEKLY EALS uhwadel & Kennads Kentucky Ave—near Beach ery Modern Appointment Dails—Special Weekly o0 Ouwnership Mat.. Raiph Meckley Virginia Avenue asar Beach and Steel Pler. (OCEAN BATHING FROM HOTEL BEDROOMS. Seeme~Stday ue. 612 week up, With mechs-— S350 week w. l-\nhr‘:‘-h'. appeals to part wot wish to spend f “Excellence withont'extr: ment that leaders, will gepaciic & llhnols Aves. Nr. Beach, oz Running water all rooms. Private Paths. ‘Bathing from hotel. Amer. plan. 64 up daily; $20 up wkly. Gar. Bt Oscar Vago. EW NEW YORK AVENUE NEAR BEACH, Amer_& Burop. plan. Running water and priv. baths. ~All utside rooms. Bathing from Hotel. Near stations. Mr. and Mrs. George P. Proffatt As far South as Washington 20° cooler For information, write PAUL G. VOLCKER, City Mgr. CAPE MAY, N. J. " NOTED FOR ITS TABLI CAPACITY 250 917 NGEORGIA AVEATLCITY,N.J. Scrupulously clean; block to Convention Hall White service: rooms with running water $3.00 up daily; $18 up weekly. American Fia 21st_YEAR. EMERSON CROUTHAMEL. A REAL BEAC) HFRONT HOTEL WITH MODERATE RAT ABERDEEN end of Atlantic City at Longport 1 plan. Bathij Ing Flaning . FRANCIS B MAXWH THE WHITNEY ARMS Formerly The Wh | Corner Mass. Ave. & Boardwalk. Alllnlln City | | Completely renovated and newly furnished | throushout, " assuring comfort without - ex- (ravagance. New management offering in- | | troductors " rates. ERPOLLO “Don’t Make a Vacation Mistake”—Please Reserve Now ! mummmeny AND ENJOY YOUR OWN PRIVATE TABLE AND A COOL, BEAUTIFUL ROOM memor DeVILLE & FIREPROOF OCEAN 1930 environments at 1920 rites, on quiet, BUILDINGS VIEW ve amidst peaceful Kehtucky ayenue. No sisep-discurbing elements, delegations or conventions Besr, Dathing sectlon {acing ‘the Trivmore dwey s A To noisy trollevs Bollar Flers" and ‘the World's Larsest Auditorium. © Higne enurenes hedns, farm fimducu, persons! ownersnip direction and no bonded debis create SPECIAL WEEKLY FOR JUNE Jn $50.00 up. August, for 2, Wonderfui Hotel capacity, 500, Dining soom, 650, Grand Hosty between- Steel and Militon “Don’t Be Extravagant. Please Apply Your Wisdom” these ?flw rates for nice people who demand an informal hotel that is ptrictly select totlet, lub for 2, with running water: $50.00, with private toilet: $5500, with meals included. properiy hnl-nct by a Battle ballroom: ' 8-piece orchestra. GoIf. tenni 40 yards off the boardwalk saves you $40.00 per week and exclusiv ivery Toom adjacent to tub baths or showers. gle, 326.00 up; July, $35.00 up: August, $45.00 u& J\nv rates for 2, Creek Better Health Dietiti ing, i!llllnl beach and card parties Ocean bathing from rooms free. Four sundecks, three large porches, Quione solarium.’ two garages. You will this young folks' hotel. To Convince the Skeptical AS TO THE MERITS OF THIS REMARKABLE HOTEL. $4, $4.50 or SS—-l night and 3 meals Flease help us vrove it pays to advertise. Bring or mail this ad T Yearof ‘Satlstactory Service It's the Environrment NE '4-1083. THOMAS M. O'BRIEN. REDUCED RATES FOR 1930 Adlantic City’s Best Hotel Offer—at Roya al Palace: On the Boardwalk Arzan~nTIrc CITY .N.jJ. Coolest location covering almost a city block. Spacious Rooms—most of them overlooking ocean. half of them downm npen Boardwalk. Quiet and exelusive Ideal family botel. getables. Vulhv €tc.. sapplied by o wn farme. Occan view rooms as'low an 830 Veerly with New. beantiful 00. s Food Grill, featuring shore dinners and platters. %8¢ wp. 2 Dining Rooms. senting S e TR e T gt R L T T Rathine Before selecting vour hotel be sore fo write for out memn cards and booklat. EUROPEAN PLAN $2.50 wp. Bus meets all trains, Fhone 43191, R. L. QUEEN. 31. Ocean End South Carolina Avenue EUROPEAN PLAN $2 UP Runnis private bat whowert K:S" and ukvh;i:.- i rect ial We and Season Rate: e o aseon fases LL A loNs. RAT ‘nT‘:‘RI:(T S.WES 150!! SP!‘IAL Cveston Boardwaik at Montpelfer Ave. A beach-front hotel witl moderate rates. American and Buropean plan Frivate baihs " Elevator Running water ali rooms. CHAS. P_SEARCH. | New Clarion ENTUCKY AVE.JUST OFF BOARDWALK FOR YOUR SOPFORT ALL THE YEAR | USES 'FREE TO GUESTS 22—:%’ BONIFACE l CDNGRESS HALL CAPE MAY,N.J guun Front ey Hodea % ru':- NSAPE MA\” N THE COOL BEACH FRONT An cold running water in all rooms,) SLCIQ I_mg {orivate Dacker oloyuncnd gater b farage. et Sviry NEA Write for Ron? Map and Book! OWNZRSH P MANAGE\{!I\T A i\mn"hk\ Hn rl on Benvniful Pa ylum- Ve qaiert WuhouL extraaaiice " | ieex_Up—American Plas | CAP: MAY-N HOSPITALITY AT ITS l American plan hotel: famous for its food. | All outside rooms. Running water. Moderate rates. Near beach, Bookici H"“COI.LIMBIA | Rooma en suite. with bash: cuisine 289 wery- unexcelled: elevator. J Av. nr. Beach. Am. & Ew | s Sngle: on" PR | totiei or bath, Modern abpolntmen jrlln Free b hlnl HOL &L= | ,ME'GwGAN nr. Beach, Amer. Pl R. wate le. Pri. baths. Mod. J. c & Always Open. running ‘water in rooms Wwhite' service. Very attractive | rates. American and 10 Faiirond_statlon AAd bus M. WALSH DUNCAN. ce Private baths, elevator; j .n n evnoPiAN‘Hon‘f r:/’.. TR HOTEL HANOVER | Sie Arkansas Ave, 6 doors from beach |H O T E L COILONIAL Newly renovated.” Modern & cony. running e beach front, Cape May $4 up Ik ._all rooms. Rates reasonable. E. ‘dmv i et imectal ‘weekiy, {lunmu MAULE! Prop Vater. Drivate baths et ol OCEAN USE|THE GLENWOOD 116 Ocean Avenue—Atlantie City. hm Thouse | from Boarduwalk D and sttractive. Large | Amer FRANKLIN HOTEL | === | Ataptie Virginia Ave. Near Heach | rlan.” Famed Restaurant ) up. Bathing {rom Hof | Ownership Manasement, Milton Linasay | OUELL. A Tenncesée Ave, Near Ocean Modern. Either Rooms or Meals Sensible Rlles, Bllhinl WLEY. 4500 VENTNOR A\I', In exclusive residential section of Chelses Homelike surroundings. Continental Breal Iast served, Reservalions Select clientele. HOTEL VERMONT Near Atiantie Ave. NG on Grounds, commzm/u_ no charge) Served to Rooy c.n Jw athing Briv. 52 Dails—-$10 Weekl. So. Tenn. Ave., near h, ter of ali attractions Amer. & Euro. Plan. Mod.. homelike, excellent table. Mrs. Theo WINDERMERE * Gy, ave.| American-European plan. Bathing briv. Elev. _Benders, ownership-mst Pri- Smm:. LAKE : ing the. Sports and Social centre of the North Jersey Coast Two Sporty 18-hele Golf Courses Ocean Bathing Boating Horseback Riding Polo Motoring Dancing afterncon and evening Sunday Concerts H.N-J. Aimited, ONE OF THE FINEST HOTELS IN ATLANTIC CITY OVERLOOKING THE OCEAN ) INGHAM Cor. New York and Pacific Aves, One Block from Boardwalk. BATHING FROM_HOTEL, Well appointed rooms. Bunning water. 81,60 DAY UP. EUROPEAN PLA! SPECIAL SEASON RATES. Smmme DOEERTY ESTATE—Owners-Mgre. REMEMBER Thig is the time for Your Visit to e WILTSHIRE Virginia Ave., 300 feet from Steel Pier J. Biddle Ellis IM-mmum Director or Tates Wriie vecial Dajly @T oV iate RUNNING WATER IN Al.l. ROOMS Within Two Blacks r Gamvention Hall, RUNNING WATER ALY Rooi butn _mATRING ooty nn; e A e 82, “ROCKENBUR Write or ph. 4.0 t. ' Petersbur, RENTUCKY Kentucky Avenue near Beach SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES ancing. bath or rirning water. o Owners onnessoe Ave. & Beach European Plan Lll'xc Ally Rooms ATLANTIC CI"S NEW FIREPROOF HOTEL Kentucky Ave.~Near Beach OwrershipManagement FETTERS R Ocesh view runm- &0 suite witn private bath | and tile shows Elevator. EURO. EAN PLAN: 33 up 41 s $10 4D Wi ine priviieses. Fireproof Gar Near M e City EUROPEAN PLAN-Strictly -D("fll.'.. te mexeelled for comfort. All rooms te rates. Write. telephone or nding -ooms. st our exuense. h. 58396, § | Hot ag -na cold running rater, brivate baths. W. BROWN. Pr ipacious borch ATTRACTIVE wunu Ownership Management. FLEETVODD D OF TENNESSEE AVE. l IOF!AI 'LAN. ROOMS ONLY lal 8pring Ratesi$3.00 ' II persons ‘Runni persons. ] v, blt li di 3 pornns s, T Whole block on ocean front at Lnuvnn 144 So. Tennessee Cool, Batis. 8 Open June 27th to Mid - September JOSEPH E. SMITH, JR. Manoger TELEPHONE Running_water *h s. E. GUNNER. Hies he e R Amex. pl, §4 u 3L 32 upaly Msmt. A. G. Lovette 18 Ocean A West Vlrzmla ard House trom B n | Large, comtortable rooms.’ European Pia | S150 up day. A | TABOR INN Ocean end G Connr icut Ave. location; large, airy 1.0ms; running uu i, 38th sedson.” Owner management, J. DUNN. HOTEL STANLEY k2 * Hoatawaik Baths or running water in a1l rooma. * Mod. rates. Elevator, Bathing. Geo. L. Klelnginna. OCEAN TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE eac #s BEACHFRONT SECTION- Offering a charming, unobstructed ocean frontage, with spacious boarde Jnlkt bathing beaches and public parks. has upward of 100 an suditorium seating 10.000, where the foremost public speakers, lecturers and InhE:-‘ coneert of ine kind of : ies are .......:‘:.x:' Munielpal Inf ol T eaee muen‘flu Faver When Writhne. mfi.@fl‘q“‘ifi%fi“lEQLQN!éLh**T-@“:; % {PARK VIEW '“0:.-:.;';;,:1-.': i QK {9 new Oasino: sun. w i wmo 3100 l B o B 1 Ocean Pathway, ann. N3 Full oo e o"“ Run. able Phone 5186, w mll. % THE MELITA % Booms. Ao househsening priv, fi_ rates. Tel. 7591 Grove, N. J. Ocean Pi way. Europesn plan. Running water SPECIAL JUNE RATES Elevator Service. Phones 3321, 190, Cwnership Management—George R. Haines WHEEELD | ShooL the Best Equipped Hotels tn OVE—] yer! !oncun, SUNS| runnin Hrand LODGE grzryMria