Evening Star Newspaper, July 19, 1931, Page 19

RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, So Evident! RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. The World's Best Resort Value DeVILLE oo Fire-Proof Buildings Beach end of lentucky Ave, overlooking Boardwalk and Ocean. Most central location facing the Traymore. Don’t make a regrettable mistake; se pay our consistent rates; othe you cannot expect to enjoy the BEST amidst an environment socially desirable. Select and restricted clientele. EARLY SEASON RATES FOR ROOM AND BATH Wonderful Meals Included $25 to $50 Weekly No_sleep-disturbing elements. delegations or conventions. No noisy trolleys. ~ Our_farm products. _undivided ownership _direction, Judicious advertising and no bonded debts create such very low rates OCEAN_ BATHING FROM ROO! SHOWERS. BEACH CHAIRS. Every recreation Ball room, dance Jar MS. FREE. feature plus Orchestri and (three concerts dall L decl Youne Pk Hotel 1808 v Guarantee? 530 Bining . Room capacity. 450, S Fiase bring or mail this adv. now. Be loval to your paper 7 t ‘The Washington Star B Ak ik RN VIRGINIA AVE.,HALF BLOCK E BEACH and STEEL PIER ATLANTIC CITY ,N. J YOU Wikl FIND A FRIENDLY "AND HOMELIKE ATMOSPHERE =COMBINED WITH WHOLESOME, APPETIZING FOOD YOUR COMFORT IS OUR CHIEF CONCERN HOTana COLD RUNNING WATER sn-ALL ROOMS PRIVATE BATHS., ELEVATOR TO STREET ONLY $2 UD DAILY WITH MEALS $4 UP DAILY AACCOMMODATING 3004; Atlantie City's Best Hotel Offer—at The Rggal Palace REDUCED RATES FOR 1931 i | 8 ROOMS On the Boardwalk - ArcanTrc CITY .N.J. Coolest location covering a city block. Ocean View Rooms as Low as $30 Weekly with Meals Those of us who love tra nnouncement that th ‘apd_embellishing 4l I ¥ position | et B W Dance Orche | fom Beareoms, | the Roval Palace to its Jeading_beach-front Free Batbivg our men e sure for | Phone 43101, | QUEEN. Defors ‘selecting sour Botel. Bus meets ail nim-" NEWBHMONT CUMMM:’ Ternessee Aves. ssassssssssssscnsenssnece ey Came for o Week Hdd h T And Stayed Al Summer, Spend a week month or all e mer at Colton Manor! Therearee dull moment. Col ton Manior and At- lantic Cily are the ideal combination in every season— but especially 1n Summer. Special Low Weekly Rates European Plan if Desired ) tonManor One o 1he Finest Hotels In Atlantic City For a weebor & week-end enjoy the luxury of the finest @ppointments without exorbitant ‘price. Booklet. Write or wire for reservations. 250 ROOMS _ OVERLOOKING THE OcEAN oEA WATER BATHS PAUL AUCHTER, Mor. A.C. ANDREWS. Pres Overlooking Ocean at lllinois Avenue | ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. A New Fireproof Hotel. RATES (WITH MEALS) AS LOW AS $40 Weekly, Per Person SPECIAL DAILY RATES esn Plan Rates Upon Reavest | EAeRiNG TRt rROM WOTEL FETTER & HOLLINGER, /nc. Eupere C Fetter. Mng. Dir. ERSON o‘%fiifi!fl AVENVE OVERLOOKING THE BEACH 10 FI f Modern Fireproofl Hotel Luzury — Dancing and Sat. Night — Jeflarson Roof ALSO MONTICELLO &DEVO‘\SIIIRB SETTTTIEIIIsITeIIILstItIsILITIILIIIIIININ The ST. CHARLES ! AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS Oceupsing an Entire Block on the Boardwalk at New Jersey Avenue. Entertainment and Dancing Week-ends Reduced July Rates As Low as $35 Per Week Per Person (Meals Included) MEALS Ownership asegimert for Thirty-five Years ALBEMARIE VIRGINIA_AVE./05r BEACH and STEEL PIER Rooms Only With Meals sg.so): $3.500 *10v.., 520 V., Ba!lunl From Hotel R..LUDY, M.D. WEEK-END SPECIAL ridey, ial week-end rate of $15 i:"“w‘l" ¥ fday, Saturday and Sunday & Sunday 1u-nn Supoer. including all 153 al the features of this 4 Flum. Fresh and $18 v 371 Write or wire rescrvation WINDSOR ON SOUTH CAROLINA AVENUE nd ik $4 up daily LAN—S$2 up daily {es—Wondertul Meals ™ vileges with, she - RALPH lv“ymvhh 3'ep dly. Speciai i l“ll-“' Restaurant. New. u.- | 71"11 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTO RESORTS. RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. PART TWO. RESORT! WILDWOOD, N. J. I8 FLEETWOOD PR AN END 0N, TENNERSEE AVE. EUROPEAN Priv. baths oo Fo CONTIN ENTAL (nv Serurdey snd suna-y he beat ever. Bathing from honl. $t gu Avlnu: N!Al ltzgl ATLANTIC A nomenu Hm.el °&q‘i§:""v om ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. YEEKLY RATES WITH MEALS Frivate Dok, §80. $55, 640 Bnh '] D-nu From Hat-l of Porches, 200 Rooms Baths, Garage on Prem . Rannine Water in All Rooms Booklet on Request A Fetter & Hollinger Hotel KENNETH B. FETTER, Mer. JP DAILY 4UO_WHH ME AL:; WE STMINSTER IO7So.KENTU¢KVAVE nearBeach PElevator °nmn.nu an, caroll Bheotus fow races S5 meri water. ’rll'lll Totlet or bath. "r'i' n.mn.' ofi.ma- 7o Fospitalit Holl MEGUIGAN Sess sty | Alldnn plan, run. water, elevater. Excellent The | | WATKINS OCEAN END of So.CAROLINAAVE. ATLANTIC l ° cl'rvé 20 Yurs of Success Fireproof . . . all outside rooms, most face ocean Private Bath Houses Free Parking and Garage FRED. ALLGAIER. Mamaser, i With SEECIAL . 32 ¥ Rates Meals KENTUCKY AVE JUST OFF WALK OCEAN HOUSE 176 QCFAN AVENUE—ATLANTIC CITY e ATTRACTIVE nnous-rmm S0 UP ool atty porches T Batbine m-u.ml oL —-BUS (KENTUCKY AVE. NEAR BEACH, ROOMS Daily. inciuding breakfast. _Shower b-(hs Running nn!n u-n\mu from hotel The Hotel kn. west Rates DAVENPORT Tt 115 B So. Carolina Nr. beach new lobbles: bathing from room, no ext radios, Rms. from §7 wkly. Low dly. & wkiv Tates. Est: 20th yr. M. Rothmen: wedkly Hotel HEA Kentucky Ave. 4th from ELEGANTLY Arrum'u:n BEAU- FIFULLY FURNIEHED. Every room with running e ter. Private baths. RATE Ineluding Menu o ", | | ke KENTUCKY AVENUE NEAR BEACH dally, with MEALS $4 Daily $22.50 up Weekly Is of sugerigr qunity. e Tennessee Ave. near Ocean ern Either Rooms or Meals Sible Rates ' Bathine R. Rawley N ruchAvE Jug; r%\p $EREEID S aORers: The clearfiel Hotel and Apartments 20 Ko, Virsinia Ave. European Pla | privileges. | DELAWARE water. Private baths. Mod. rates. Special weel 03 “Ocean End So. Carolina Princess ¥rom 520 whis. with mea Fireproof gar Biit. & road map on reauest 28th_year. Paul oner & mer ‘WINDERMER :;::;"‘r‘:\“. =" ghropesn | Inn P fege: Elevator. BENDERS. Ownership Mana anagement. TABOR INN Ocean end Connecticut Ave ing_water: Mod- e ELVA M. KING, Ownership Mgt WILTSHIR VIRGINIA AVE, 300 FEET FROM BOARDWALK KNOWN FOR ITS EXCELLENT TABLE | HOME-LIKE ATMOSPHERE | Al outside LB:& FROM .u‘n & ©ON OCLLAR PIER Two, Blocks of New Convents ING WATER ALL RO 8 EATHING Trom HOTEL. Write or ph.4-0387. F, W HOCKENBU er Hotel, Dearmont. St. Petersburs. Fis ouauzi ~ ao—i§ E CITY Tenn A HOTEL Beach Pr Tderl location: large. alry 29th eeason: Bpring P. & A. M. DUNN bagh. 3 o) 5 Vedtnor tona. o 400 from Boardwalk, Neur Soclety’s Play- ground Gl-ee 801 Furopean Plan £1.50 up Daily 4merican Plan §3.50 up DIy. $18 up Wkiy Freeratning privileges. Request bookiet. BICKAR—Ownership-Mat.___| INGHAMi Cor, New York and Pacifo Block " from Beardwalk. CpATHING Well appointed rooms. | s1.80 DAY UP, EURO! | PECIAL SEASON R. |~ DORERTY LR TR owners Mems. FAUMONT | ennessee Avenue || _AMERICAN PLAN EUROPEAN PLAN §3.50 dly., §17.50 wkly. $1.50 dly., $10 wkiy Double Room Per Person roads inte Cape May. For Booklet, Hotel Rates, etc., write Alfred G. Cutter. City Msr. CAPE MAY,N.J. mumine-water. FEAN PLAX. | %efa/ma[ | "0 Cotig ity o | I A beautiful modern fire- |M Seu'h Capecity 500 Always Open ‘Where You Will Love to Live While Playing the Summer Away. ctly on the for Literature THE ALB(O ASBURY PARK, Best Beath Front Moderate” Prlttd Hotel, Every modern accommodation and nience. For 300 guetts "Booklet E. TOWNSEND, Owner-Man Ocean Block, American Plan " They'll enjoy tl delightful or information Write City Clerks Aveion. X 3. OCEAN CITY, N, .l “Hotel Fleetwood and Wesley Ave. Ocean City, N. J. Bpecial rate over July week-ends: $8.50 per person. from Friday night to Sunday dinner. Weekly rates on request RALEIGH ONE OF THE nvw JFQUITPED HOTELS PIRE!‘ROOF m anoome OCEAN. priate baths, Write for ilius. Ci 200 Phone 1991. “Owner_and Prop. An exce % Plan Hou for faics. Phone Asbury Park 4084, and ‘managed by I R. SHAW s Majestic Hotel Antl Cafeteri Whole block on ocean Front. Ocean aro ropean Plan nmsommz RATES' . R ARBORTON . &5 Close to Asbury Park Casino. Am. plan. Week, 125 1o 435 a person” Fresh seafood, fre vegetables daily. H. & L. William LORAINE 2 0cn Grove, AT THE Vrite oOwned W rhe sea NEW JERSEY WILDWOOD'S FINEST ON UP WEEKLY WITH MEALS CAP. 200 'DANCE ORCHESTRA rR!E BATH HOUSES & PARKING 21e vun .z.wnncs:u. proof hotel located directly on the ocean front. Outdoor Sea Water Swimming Pool. Golf. Tennis. Surf Bathing, Saddle Horses Concert and Dance Orchestra. Modest Rates. George M. Boughton, Manager - '@1 Kentucky Ave. At the Boardwalk ABSOLUTE OPEN E(‘RROU"D!NG: Ocean view rooms en suite F') ate hath & tile showers. Elevator. EUPO 'EAN PLAN. | 12 up div: $10 up wkiy. Fireproof Garage. | Bathing privileges. Booklet. L. POTLE] EW HOLLAN NEW YORK AVEIVUE NEAR BEACH. Amer. & Europ. plan: running water A ot ‘batha; “all outside rooms: Bathing from Hotel: near Stations. Mr. & Mrs. Geo. P. Proff Kantucr . UPFOR A DAY OR A STAY (DU LB att. AIIPMN E PATE BATHS . BANING | g WA \TE 1 FROM HOTEL = A. RUHWADEL ,MGR. On Cape May’s cool ocean front, where smart Washington will spend the Summer season. rlnt’efofl% | NENTUCKYAVE-NEAR lllt'll | NEW EMODERN. EUROPLAN PIAN Pvt. Baths C-rroll Ww. Brown. N IWELROSE HALL $4 Daily; $20 Weekly ncluding So. Carolina Ave., Near Beach | European Plan, $2 dally. Jack Fi (President of Brunswick Olub of e "Sepasrgesrs 7 ENDERTO) A HOTEL HISTORICAILY OLD — BUT LUXURIQUSLY NEW in Modern Comfort, L: and Ap- pointments—Americ ol{—Orchestra. Bui Prop. hington JoRt and_Gardens. ‘ H"“COIXIMBIA At cool Cape Ma. N. Rooms en suite With h. 2 ""‘fifp M‘nnnptuwnt g = . MECRAY & BRO. T 4n all | Unexcelted golarium, Eleistor, Gary Rms.. Bath Pr Bneclnl wn; Rates, Vil NP BEAH S ALSINNAMON. MGR. &&ARLINGTON Fine location nr. beach, Cop_ e DAIh or running olf. 330 up w Poirens AR & ¢ Zfl@l 4™ HOUSE from BEACH NEW - MODERN -CAP. IS0 UP WEEKLY INCLUDING MEALS FREE_BATH HOUSES - 267« SEASON 1+ A E. SEIPP BATARE AR O RATES G. K. BINNAMON. OWNER SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES RUNNING WATER & PRIVATE BAT HS § BATH HOUSES - \GES FREE PARKING 355 VAR HOLL- THNES. OMEAS U 'QCEAN CREST |\ ZOUP WEEKLV IKLUDING ALL M(AI.‘ 1B SEA D Am. & Eur. Pllnl HOTEL Own. Mgt. GEO. H. DAVIS WASHINETAN WEEKLY WITH MEALS BATH HOUSES & PARKING DGEWATER Qcean, End, South Carolina Ave. 2. American plan. Eu. §2. Ru dic MHO"I‘ EL o ETT MVHJ. \\en end smeln—: Tull days, $7. -n o elephone thins" from ‘ulel Write, for booklei E._JOHNSO! in roo a JLLER COXTAG 9tol7 N.GEORGIA AVE.ATL.CITY N, Scrupulousiy clean: block to Convention Hall White service: rooms with running water, 33 i 318 up weekly American plan ne 2 45204 " EMERSON HOTEL COLONIAL' - On the beach front, $4 up daily (with mei Run. e bn ACCOMMODATIO! A e exelsive NE S Hotels during July “ahd Septemver at one-half regular rate. 218 go BEACH "HAVEN, N. J. = llii(.)UVlER !TloTEl ‘Z(E&T:I 150 SalennessceAve, 'WRITE FOR SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES AOTELBALDWN u-«ma luch rrom Hom n ¥|1 '"‘i gr*’-nn 'E,° om, 3 I he. SAVOY:ERES BEACHWOOD Near beach, cap. 200; hat & cold water; music, batning: free parking. Moderate. J. B. SEASID $18 up weekl meals. capacity 150. i: KEYSTONE . Bath r}:_ouus | THE PELHAM ".".’:’k'n“‘ o meals. Hot and cold water. leges.” Scampton_& Hambu CROMWELL 4! e $18 22 'ul'.I.y. .I;llllh r Beach. 504 %5, Weekiy: Eree lg.mn:. sld rus eals. .s BW ms, hot water Bird. READING E, Ot ave.; ol ouaige . Tooms, hot & rold run. water: free bath house. 'Mode PRIEDRICH ‘& HUEBNER. CLEARVIEW oris 25 ineluding 8ll mesls. rinning Sater, parking. M. NES. __VIRGINIA_ “NEVER A WARM NIGHT” PANORAMA HOTEL—COTTAGES 3, ooo ft. Altitude T II.-'. .lfln in the by abto or s 1n Entrance mf" "“l'n'a' te"call Nat. ¥ U trip, lndlvid\ul rustic riets fiflrtb 13![1 c;uum A colonial resort on Historic; scenically &lufl?\’ln‘ndi.e.h m"r 5 Weekly, 815, $18 Madrice F. Castleman, B0 Bereyviiie. Ya POTOMAC BEACH most deliebtiul resort. ~Finest food obtainabie; abie’ rates’ Camp_Kewanzee. Bedford, Eutel Q]Zhaltontz OCEAN FRONT [ VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. HOT AND COLD RUNNING WATER—PRIVATE BATHS the year round_ Horseback 1 Anne “Country Club, ked as the second Dest in the country | Booklet: | i | Mrs. Horace L. Gray, Prop. PRINCE HENRY HOTEL Located in the exclusive North End of Virginia Beach, on a hill overlocking beautiful gardens that run down to a perfect beach. Private tennis courts, golf, horseback riding, etc. Attractive Weekly Rates FRANK B. BANKS, Mgr. irectly On the Ocean Promenads THE Between 11th & 12th Sts. The Pochahontas OPEN ALL YEAR. ;ocom)nu ear Soime by A B NWILLIAMS, Owner- The Avalon Centrally located on water front. Every modern convenience. Miss Virginia Legsett. 'NEW WAVERLEY HOTEL All outside Rooms, Private Baths, Golf Privileges, Surf Bathing, Delicions Swlh- Write for illustrated Bookl: The fiathmirkr Y agype) 14th Sts. ROANOKE COTTAGE Ocean front, hot and cold water in each | room, home cooking. owner management. | Mrs. R_B. Hyatt. Mrs R. H. Gray, Miss | Gray__ Phone 7 "~ SPOTTSWOOD ARMS Ocesn front. bathing. Drivate baths | Mrs. Myrtie A. Welborne. owne: VIRGINTA BEACH ooms by the dar. | week or month. " Waterfront cottage. four doors from 2dth rite “Tucker Cot- tage.” Virgini urh Va. OCEAN VIEW, VA. [E MERRIMAC 1% 24 Years' Personal Management Delightful place to spend vacation, = Excel: lent Southern meals. Large screened porchi Private baths _ Runnine water in_rooms. COLONIAL BEACH, VA. COI.ONIAI. BEACH HOTEL TOMA Healthtul Snd besitmar . Whin artesian water. bathing from o ehen and sea-food dinners and amusements you should enjoy your vacation. New addition with running water and private bathe busses daily. Reservations invited. ATER FRONT OCEAN CITY, MD. MAJESTIC HCTEE A e -Jy ! a1r '8 EpARRER MITH. Frov. ' The PLIMHIMMON “A Famous Murylund Hostelry” Rich in Experience—Modern in Appointments wislebrated fer Ite Cet e ing Sea. hy's Plimbimmon Atlantlc The largest and most modern, Retort Hotel Belmi rva Peninguls, Beauty parior K._C. HASTINGS. COLONIAL &5 s e _Carter. HASTINGS HOTEL O Ponciatan l“llg fliu! l.l.:‘.,nllll Rates BREAKERS or »crrowme 538 finping mater ang brivate bath. THEDENNIS (emigiesag i ter. o g o, Tt Owner-Manager. Boardwalk, me- Tun- thing SORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. It Isn’t What You Spend But Where You Spend It! You can spend your vacation in many places more expensive than Atlantic City . . . but you cannot spend it any- where so profitably...for of all American resorts Atlantic City is the greatest specialist in health-giving, body - building, money-saving vaca- tions. ... spend your money where you can get the biggest return.. . strolling on the Boardwalk . . . rolling in the surf , . . lolling on the beaches. .. re- charging your depleted energies in the City of reasonable charges! And Bring Your Clubs! VR R B =m0 e e ATLANTIC CITY & =5 Rt e AL Selected Group of the Finest and Most Representative Hotels KMICKERBOCKER-A-E PRESIDENT-A-E LAFAYETTE-A ST. CHARLES-A-E e U= Americen Plan BRIGHTON-A E—Ewropean Plon A-E—Both Plens) Kindly Write for Rates and Reservations © corvarentes, . 1. 7., 1931 REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. BEACH « DELAWARE- 200+RAOMS American Plan DELAWARE’'S FINEST OCEAN HOTEL Enjey » Better Vacation at New Low 1981 Rates Bpecial Family and Children's Rates Rooms with bath. ephen: ias Water in Every Reem ¢ Food and Se USE ANNAFOLISMATAPEARE FERRY UCKY KARDINALS IECOIDI ORCHESTRA Bathins—Boating_Fishine —Daneing ~ TIME FOR GROWTH IS LATVIA'S NEED KEN’ ____REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL. MERTON-BY-THE-SEA | Ocean View Home Comforts Under New Management __ BUENA VISTA wm GS, PA. " “In the Alps of America” BUENA VISTA SPRlNGS HOTEL | In the g;llr"'. ‘:T‘U;I;EL gl(\)xeoflf'l?gsgn\?un¥llm Teiits REBfG RorsEs paxems | Ex-American Farmer, Now Premier, Urges Continued _MASSACHUSETT! Patience and Industry. NAHANT, MASS. BY CHARLES STEPHENSON SMITL, Forty-Afth Season—Opens June 9 . e EOR iLes OUT TO BEA {mer of Porelgm Service of the Associated sulrully located, directiy on the oeean. | woy tnane e creator and pro- ,E{.‘f_“,’,“ tector of independent Latvia, is not as impatient as Stalin of Russia. Sixty-year plans rather than five-year — | plans appeal to Ulmanis. The example of Washington and the early struggles of the United States to perfect its gov- ernment are his inspiration. He was educated at the University of Nebraska, taught in the agricultural school of that institution and learned about politics and democracy in the home State of William Jennings Bryan. Ulmanis was recently made premier of Latvia for the third time. He has had a stormy time since the November day in 1918 when he led a coalition of various parties in declaring Latvia in- dependent and became the head of the new republic. He was shot in the leg while leading troops against the attempts of Commu- nists and other adventurers to upset the new state. His motor car was bombed and several other attempts have | been made on his life. But he never rested until the Russians and Germans and other adventurers were driven from Latvia. In 1920, when Latvian money was greatly depreciated and Soviet Russia was threatening the little republic, Pre- mier Ulmanis told the writer his coun- try would not start another war, but would offer the life of its last man in resisting aggression. “All of us Baltic peoples are too im. patient about the settlement of the dis- | orders growing out of the great war,” | Ulmanis said. “But we are becoming | more patient as our experience in self- | government broadens and we realize our strength. “Remember, it took the United States |60 years to get itself will organized. There was a time when it required 2,000 | paper dollars to buy one gold dollar. Washington found paper money so cheap it was almost impossible to feed his U] nis has plodded on and encour- couraged his countrymen in their black- est hours. He yielded the premiership in 1921 to Z. Mierovich, who formed a coalition government. In 1925 Ulmanis again took the premiership and held it for a year. Last March he assumed the post for the third time and still holds it. He has remained in Parliament con- stantly as the leader of the Farmers’ Union, and whether in or out of the government has been the mainstay of Latvia. While dictators have flourished elsewhere in Europe, and while Ulmanis has been charged by his opponents with dictatorial Mrlrntmnl the farmer leader has constantly respected constitutional provisions and never sought to retain power against popular will. As the leader of the Farmers’ Union, the strongest bourgeois party in Latvia, he has always had strong opposition from the more radical parties. And he has always been hated by the great estate owners, chiefly of German de- scent, whose property has been divided and sold to small farmers. tocky, 54-year-old statesman with its eve Comfortable Ace Meals. Fishi: Telephone Nlh-nl 0448 _ALEXANDRA CATTO. Proprietor ___ WEST VIRGINIA. ermont. W. J.F. Baylis Bathing. boat- | Capon Lake Inn ™t va 100 miles from Washineton. ing. fishing, mountain climbine. Home | cooking. Mpring and sulphur water. $2.75 | per day, $17.00 per week. Special rates to oarties PEN MAR, PA. IN THE BLUE RIDGE 2,000 Feet Altitude Only 70 Mi Washington via Fred- erick and Thurmont All Amusements D“ J ‘;‘ Piseciient Niew’ Comfortable, la: The Bon Aire Sosma. wide porch good meals. hot and cold Tunning water. Mealr to transients. Booklet. MRS. CROUT’S HOTEL ,uo8, Personal supervision of Mr. and Mrs. JASON E CROUT. Write for rates and circular. Large, airy rooms, with hot and cold ons. wa Garag 2olf course privileges to guests. MRS, LE STOLER. PEN MAR, BELI YNDON THivid" THE BELMONT geesn, frcat, riomt rooms, Terms Reaso THE DEL- MAR” Private baths. MRS. 8. SHADY SIDE, MD. IDLEWILDE INN On West River and the Bay Chil Hot & Cold Wllfl fles from Washingto: unnll guolts. sgacious groun miences. Pho! = 8 ‘water sports, home-cooked o West River Side, Md. This looks like & prosperous Nebraska farmer or ranchman. He is ltr:::ly out ef harmony with the towe: - | reted castle of Hanseatic days ln whuh he sits as premier. Long-tailed coats, high hats and spats have never figured ln("l.:nlnll' career to any considerable extent. He was born on a farm in Courland, now part of Latvia, and was a real dirt farmer for years before he came to Unit>d States. But his love of his na- tive country was so great he returned “A ‘vacation home away from he Bookiet. | Nettie Gemme] ¥aukey, Prop. Hits Bandits With Bottles. A Henderson, Ky., woman proprietor of a soft dring stand, Injured two would-be bandits with pop bottles when. they attempted to rob her. When British dealers recently an- nounced that they expected an increase in the use of their trucks in Argentina this year, Argentine motor experts es- timated that if the British sales doubled this year, 95 per cent of the trucks in the country stil\would be erican, there frequently before the World War _ and lectured to farmers on how to im- prove their economic condition. s«hem-mtunlkmhm Farmers’ Union Russia up and Latvia ml& M ‘successful w independence,