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D—6 R CAROLINA BANKS DRAW TOURISTS Manteo’s Virginia Dare Cel- ebration Set in Unspoiled Scenes. MANTEO, N. C., August 14 —There s this season more than a good ex- cuse for Eastern Seaboard travelers to dip into a country most of them have heretofore missed—the Pamlico and “Banks” country of North Caro- lina—for across the sound on Roanoke Island, is Manteo's “Birth of a Na- tion” celebration. Manteo's Virginia Dare celebration is easy on the vacationist's nerves, and so is the rest of the Pamlico eountry. At restored Fort Raleigh, reached by hard-surfaced roads from any Eastern point, there is none of the carnival atmosphere of the usual *“exposition.” Three nights a week Paul Green's Unusual symphonic drama, “The Lost Colony,” is presented at an open-air theater built upon the very beach which first received the imprint of English settlers. Of the play, visiting critics say it will head both for Broad- way and Hollywood after its all-Sum- mer run at Manteo. Like “‘Green Pas- tures.” it is compounded of drama, music and costumery, and its theme purports to explain the mystery of Sir Walter Raleigh's ill-fated colony which 350 years ago vanished into the wilderness. No High-Pressure Hawkers, But the case-hardened tourist will| ward” community. The islanders have not discovered, and apparently do not care to learn. how to “gyp” the visitor. At Fort Raleigh—where there are re- stored forts, stockades, blockhouses and a museum of relics gathered from all over the world—there are no ped- dlers and souvenir hawkers. There is not a merry-go-round, a balloon salesman nor a professional | photographer on the island and, mira- cle of miracles, pop costs only & nickel 8 bottle. Manteo refuses to be “upsot” by a celebration—it has seen too much spectacular history made. The sightseer, therefore, has a de- eent chance of having a vacation un- molested at Manteo. On the way in to the island many tourists are visit- ing, for the first time, the Wright | memorial beacon, which is open to the | public all the time—climbing to the top of that tower atop Kill Devil Hill from whence the intrepid Wright brothers launched their frail plane for | the first true airplane flight. The hill itself, once a sand dune, has been moving majestically up and down the coast ever since until at last it was anchored by laborious planting of sturdy grass and shrubs. The business of anchoring geography is still going on around Kitty Hawk and Hatteras. In the Pamlico country are Bath, | oldest town in North Carolina: Eden- ton, where the State capitol once etood, and New Bern, history drenched ESORTS. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON The Traveler’s Notebook Scribblings About a Warning to Trinidad to Re- main Picturesque for Tourists; 10-Cent Bunch Orchids and Emerson’s Inspiration. BY JACQUES FUTRELLE, Jr. CRIBBLINGS: Mackinac Island, on the Lake Huron end of the Straits of Mackinac, has resort hotels, bicycle paths and trails for hikers through pine forests, speed- boats for rent, golf courses, saddle horses—and carriages. But there are no automobiles. Along with Ber- muda, it bars them. Chicago's Charter Jubilee stages its most brilliant spectacle, the “Carnival of the Lakes,” next week with a mile- long “Neptune's parade” of gayly ighted yachts and a novel, disappear- ing water ballet by 72 dancing and swimming girls. The evolutions of the ballet end as the lines of girls march down into the waters of Lake Michigan to reappear again in new costumes for the next number. After five ballet scenes the whole ensemble vanishes beneath the water as two cascades roar and trumpets blare. Between the acts a wall of water 200 feet wide and 100 feet high shoots —_—m seacoasts in the world. For 65 miles the beach is unmarred by a bath house, a cottage or a hot-dog stand— nothing except beautiful beach, blue water, a golden sand and the occa- sional hulk of a half-buried wreck. On the other side of the strip—the sound side—are a few fishing villages and the inevitable Coast Guard sta- tions, of course. Rondanthe, where the natives still observe “Old Christmas” (January 5) is a picturesque and iso- lated community, and one may also stop at Avon, and Hatteras. At Hatteras itself the Department of Conservation and Development has taken over the old lighthouse, tallest on the Eastern Seaboard, and has opened it to the public. Hatteras offers & lesson on the power of the sea. Once it stood 2 miles from the Atlantic. Now the sea has moved in until at high tide the waters lap its base. The new light has been erected farther inland. All along the country vacationists are enjoying boating, fishing and surf bathing, either at the numerous re- | sorts on the coast or at isolated spots | of their own choosing. . TRA}'EL FOR AN IDEAL VACATION Leave New York any Wednesday or Saturday for a 6-day cruise or longer . . . . from $72 up nd literature from Reservatio TRAVEL SERVICE 1414 F St. N.W. Willard Hotel Bldg. N But once on the island many are tempted to strike out down that outer bank which guards the coast. The | map shows & long narrow strip of land which has been aptly termed “grave- } yard of the Atlantic.” The visitor | can ferry across Oregon Inlet fron Roanoke Island in a few minutes & at low tide cars can be driven down i the firmly packed beach to Cape Hat- | teras, easternmost point of America. Autos Without Licenses. Phon, ional 1076- 125! W gton. D. C. THRILLINGLY D\FFERENT There are no roads to Hatteras— | Rl every man makes his own highway and sand-banks natives who have au- tos are not required to have license tags for them. The banks are still one of the wildest and most natural | TRAVEL. OLD MEXICO for a Delightful Summer Vacation =2 A charming foreign land with 2 pleasant, mountain climate . . . ideal for the Summer Traveler. TOURS WITH ESCORT Mexico City, Toluca, Puebla, Cho- lula, the Pyramids, Guadalupe, Xochjmilco, Taxco and Cuernavaca. 16 Days._._ $241.35 up From Washington frequently to November INDEPENDENT TOURS BYRAIL . . . Circle Tosrs to Mexico. 7 to 11 days in Mexico—Prearranged —All-expense. PFrom Washington $207.45 to $268.35 up Ditwaters, Information, Bookings af Your Own Trevel Agent, or AMERICAN EXPRESS i1 Trembers Cingas rosect Your Fumds uu F_St. N.W. Willard Hotel Bldx. Phone NAtional 1036-1258 Washington, D. C. A-vw- Exj [ R OLD BAY LINE ALL-EXPENSE, WEEK-END HOUSE-BOAT CRUISES New—Novel—Daringly Different 3 Nights—2 Days 51550 ,, 52400 each persen—twe to a reem accerding te reem selected FARES FROM BALTIMORE Lv. Baitimore Fridays at 6:15 P.M.E S.T. :esm.‘l-n to Bailtimore Mondays 6:30 A.M. The boat Is your hotel Friday te Menday LABOR DAY HOLIDAY STEAMER leaves Saturday, 4th, returns to Baitimore Tuesday, Sept. 7th. FARE INCLUDES ROOM AND 8 MEALS ON STEAMER, CRUISE O CHESAPEAKE BAY AND VIRGINIA SEACOAST OFF OCEAN VIEW near the Great Hampton Roads Naval Base. Steamer anchored Saturday A.M. to early Sunday morning. FISHING FROM STEAMER — BATHING Dress right in your stateroom—launca ferry from boat to beach at all hours— no extra cost. Then cruise to Y. with opportunity to visit Colonial Wi burg or to goin bathing at beach near ship's ling. Maie up a party of friends. moment. Hostess. Orches: Write for booklet MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY OLD BAY LINE PERSONAL TRAVEL SERVICE IN LONDON For many years The Star has maintained, through the Dorland Agency, a Personal Travel Service in London at 14-16 Regent Street, Piccadilly Circus. Washingtonians visiting London are cor- dially invited to fully avail themselves of expert advice, free of charge, on all mat- ters connected with Travel, Amusements, Hotels, Shopping, etc. Copies of The Evening and Sunday Star are always on file in the Reading Room. DORLAND Personal Travel Service 14-16 Regent St., Piccadilly Circus London, S. W. 1, England up as a-curtain, on which are played floods of colored light. Little yellow orchids sell for 10 cents a bunch on the streets of Rio de Janeiro. N AN appropriate setting on Lake William, Nova Scotia, guides of Nova Scotia are competing this week in contests dear to the sportsman’s heart—fly casting, moose calling, canoe racing, log chopping, kettle boil- ing and pancake frying. And story telling. This annual contest of ex- perts, started in 1909, is international in character this year, New England guides having been invited. to par- ticipate. Like all successful celebra- tions, new frills have been added from year to year, and the 1937 contest sees four bands and two orchestras playing for dancing and campfire community singing, fireworks and Indian pageantry. Mindful that 50,000 tourists a year can introduce a heap of civilization and can make a picturesque foreign land into a Broadway or a Bowery after a few seasons, the Tourist Board of Trinidad, British West Indies, has called on the populace to preserve as much as possible the novel and char- acteristic local color. “The manners and customs of a country,” says the board, “though taken for granted by its inhabitants, are usually a source of pleasant interest to visitors.” Oddities at the Paris Exposition include a decimal figure winding around the walls of a round room three times. It is the extension of the 3.1416 value the more practical STEAMSHIP SEA TRIPS From Baltimore to BOSTON _¢39 round trip 1400 miles of salt air bre with a day of play at Vir B Time to explore New England's wonders. MIAMI (round trip) $§7 A refreshing 2100-mile ocean voy- age, with stops at Jacksonville and Savannah. An ideal crui Fares include excellent cuisine and comfortable accommodations on ship. For folder, write or phone M.&M. Travel Bureau, 1418 H St., N. W., Washington (Tel. National 4612) —or authorized tourist agents. IlIEIIt}'IflIIIlTS Choice of All-Expense or Independent Trips from Washington, Buffalo or Detroit ALL-EXPENSE TOURS 11 DAYS Personally $127 50z from Washington Leaving every Wednesday and Saturday. Including fascimating visits at a Falls — Detroit — Sarnia The “’Soo’’—Port Arthur and Fort William—Duluth The only cruise of its kind! on the’ biggest. most luxurious lake 'liners. to the far_ shores of Lake Superior and return! Sports. dances. masquerades. cruise gayety! Rate includes Pullman lower berths and Pullman chairs trains. outside rooms on steamers, seeing trips at Niagara Falls. Duluth. picnic outing at Sarnia. forest drive to famous Kakabeka Falls and ail Rate from meals. $92 Siriorr 980 Rate from BUFFALO Also CANADIAN ROCKIES TOUR, including Great Lakes Cruise, Banff, Lake Louise, Jasper, etc. Visit Canada—Y our Friendly Neighboy | For_information and reservaiions, railroad ticket offices. authorized tourist agents or Geo. B. Cant ship Lines, 800 Linc Broad and Chestnut Sts., Canada Steamship Lines NORTHERN NAVIGATION ~DIVISIONS e Liberty ~ Bldg., “Tun--u.nm" luxm-y to mid- .one of the most in pleasure to secure reservations on the famous Monarch Atlantic Bermuda!. . popular, delightful iri travel. BOOK EARLY or Queen. CURRENT SAILINGS: AUGUST 17, 19, 21. 24, 26, 28; SEPTEMBER 1. 3. l. ll. ete. CONSULT YOUR LOCAL V.‘hmll Bermude Line, ll W | accommodations with meals at | and Kingston Jamaica. 16 Days, $234. 18.| Canada Steam- | Philadelphia, Pa. | AGENT itehall St., schoolboy uses for the mathematical symbol pi. INING nearly a mile above the sea and 2,500 feet above Lake Placid, and overlooking mile after mile of Adirondack forests, guests opened Whiteface Castle, near the summit of the peak, yesterday. Bullt of rough stone taken from the moun- tain itself, the well-equipped build- ing looks not unlike a Norman castle. Combining two modes of travel one old an one new—to Bermuda is proving popular with Americans. The excellent liners serving the island are used one way, Bermuda Air Clippers the other. Old White week, commemorating the famous old hotel that knew its hey day during and after the War Between the States, was opened today by Greenbrier guests at White Sulphur S8prings. The Old White fancy dress ball,will be held Friday, with costumes obligatory. The OIld ‘White, known. by notables of other days the world over, was demolished in 1922, Before Samuel F. B. Morse became an inventor of note he was an artist of sorts, and some of his works are now on display in the American Art Exhibit in Jeu de Paume Museum, Paris. Others represented are John S. Sargent, Saint-Gaudens, Benjamin West and James McNeill Whistler, whose famous portrait of his mother is one of the cherished possessions of the Louvre. {RENCH pardons, Christainized by the church, originated in semi- pagan festivals for the dead. Bretons have nourished the rites through centuries and it is in Brittany that the ceremonies find frequent ex- pression, usually for some local holy man or woman unknown to the rest of the world. There are more saints| per square mile in Brittany than RESORTS. RHODE ISLAND, KENNETH RIDGE Watch Hill, Rhode Islapd Excellent accommodations for Kmlwd number of guests in beautiful home overlooking ocean. ing rooms; eleven baths. Booklet H. 8. HORNER. Walnut St.. Phila.. Pa. Here's the most mterestmg route to ALL EXPENSE Land end Sea Vecedon 27 . *255 ($273.50 Including Shore Excersioms) via Montreal and the scenic St. Lawrence ‘Washington back to Washington Summer or Fall A grand all expense cruise Includin a Firt Class Round Trip Rail Tieket an lower berth each way between Was car, berth in a first class outside stite- room and all meals on a “Lady” Liner from Montreal to Jamaica) calls at Bermuda and Nassau, both ways, hotel ontreal Leave Washington by traln, Aug. 17| and fortnightly thereafter ' Sail from Montreal evening of Aug. 18 and fiom\lg‘«ly thereafter Ask your Travel Agent, or [CANADIAN NATIONAL STEAMSHIPS 922 - 15th Street - W..Mnmn, D.C. Tel. Na. 233 NEW LOW ALL-EXPENSE RATES 6 DAYS...3%75., 9 DAYS..*97%0,, 12 DAYS..*120., or similar trips of u".;l BATH oboard ship and sccom- modations at @ Borm- ds Aotel. Round Trip $60 up. Twenty-two sleep- | hing- | | ton and Montreal, meals In the dining | D. ¢, | 12,397, AUGUST 15, Railroad Caters To Children With Special Menus MONTREAL, Quebec, August 14.—“All the good things that come from the kitchen at home can now be ordered by children on dining cars of the Canadian Na- tional Railways” stated W. W. Swinden, general superintendent of sleeping and dining car serv- ices, in announcirg new ‘“chil- dren’s menus” on C. N. R. trains. These new menus, designed particularly to appeal to children, give a wide choice of suggestions for breakfast, dinner and supper for the little folk. They also in- clude a number of nursery “jin- gles” in modern style. It is the kiddies’ own menu. ‘They may even take a copy home as a souvenir,,and their dining car steward will autograph it if they so desire, making them mem- bers of the “Little Folks Travel Club.” in any other portion of the globe— One of the more picturesque of these rituals is held the last Sun- day of August at Sainte Anne de la Palue in honor of St. Anne d'Auray. Local peasants will tell the visitor “the gospel truth” that St. Anne was a Breton by birth and journeyed to Palestine prior to the birth of her daughter, the Virgin Mary. The most complete collection of masterpieces of the Flemish school of painting is to be found in the Rijks Museum at Amsterdam. Stones of the tyrannical Bastile are trod under foot by Parisians, and | have been since shortly after the fortress prison fell. Its stones were RESORTS. CONNECTICUT. KENT HOUSE GREENWICH, CONN. Overlooking Long Island Sound Carefully Selected Clientele Modern in all appointments Buy re- a Pl‘h WSYLVANIA LUTHERLAND is the ideal vacation spot for rest and recreation. Enjoy | every spot in the cool mountain air three excellent hotels . Reason- able rates (BI.ADD POCONO PiNES, PA, - “'ERNERSVILLE. PA. QUi MOUNTAIN o WERNERSVALE, PA. Golf .. Swimming ... Riding .. Tennis .. Hiking . . Dancing Wi te for bookier and rotes R ROLAND BINKIEY, Mgn. Dir. SCHWENKSVILLE, PA. PRING MOUNTAIN HOUSE | 150 m. fr. Wash. A Foster Travel Ser. POCONO MOUNTAIN, PA. ‘CROASDALE HANOR Fri " Bookiet, IN THE Mors’ums OF GINIA, Bryce's Hotel and Cottages (Basye. Va.) just before you get 1o Orkney Bprings. 2lst year. bigger and Weiter each vear. Reputation built on food and service. Swimmine pool. sulphur and iron water baths. ~All sports and amusements free o guests. Bowling. poolr. dancing. tennis. Rorseshoes.” _Saddie horses for hire. ican plan. $7.50 per dav |1 Booklet. If ‘you ko over the * stop with us. Mr. and Mrs. WILLIAM T BRYCE Swners WEEK END on’v’.«cfl’iou AT Shenundolh Alum Springs Will P Ad. 6748 Aflu 6 PM.; or Write M . Ress, Bird Haven. Va. (ommnj BEACH, VA. COLONIAL BEACH HOTEL On the broad Petemac. Beautifu o Grevhound Bus to ou Blackistone. Owner_and_Manager. _ The R. F. Ford House d 3 meals per dav. SI1 to $12 "2 to $3 per day, modern eon- ORKNEY SPRINGS, VA. ' ORKNEY SPRINGS | HOTEL ORKNEY SPRINGS, VA, Room eral Spring. Offieial Restricted American —Attractive Rates Send for Booklet Lons Dist. Tel. Mt Jacksen 30 L. Coekrell, Manager Successful People Vacation with Successful People! Get 2 sun tan on the same private beach! Follow the same shaded bridle paths! Dance in the same moonlight! The leaders of todsy=Smart people—~Who know where t0 go for xhc BEST- Drive off down the same fairways! 24th Street table Reoms HN_W_Q_Q_AI" Clive Weekly Eates OCEAN VIEW, VA. WINDSOR COTTAGE 1112 SHORE DRIVE w:ur front de]lcloul meals. Mll.lllbl. TV phone Ocean View l'll. Write Mrs. O‘Ca ner. The Clemanne Cothgc argdnl Tk .'h“iv‘:i -‘.’.‘ u “flv " Phonet < 1937—PART TWO. built into the Pont de la Concorde. The Pan-American Exposition at Dallas is slated to close the last of October. Blarney Castle is only 6 miles from Cork, which itself is only 15 miles from Cobh, where many big liners dock, The oldest known steam railroad ticket office in the United States, bullt in 1832, is still in use in New Castle, Del, although it now serves 83 & watchman's box at a grade crossing. No bigger than a shack, it was one of the original ticket offices of the New Castle & Frenchtown Raliroad, one of the first in the country. With a sign calling atten- tion to its pioneer role, the tiny wood structure is located at the Washington street crossing, near Eighth street. VALPARAISO, Chile's chief sea- port, women serve as conductors on the double-decked street cars. The top of the car is virtually sec- ond class, with a 5-cent fare, while below is 10 cents. American money circulates rela- tively free in Canada, and unless there is & marked difference in the rate of exchange, is accepted at its face value. Banks usually charge one-half of 1 per cent to convert United States cash into Canadian, and vice versa. Ralph Waldo Emerson was inspired to write “Iliusions” by his visit to Star Chamber in Mammoth Cave, Ky. | A cup of coffee is more than | RESORTS. OCEAN CITY, MD. OceanCity. Md.—Delighiful FURNIS | APARTMENT. 1 reoms & bath. “"‘ tion. (hnlu‘rnrner locat COLONIALEE BREAKERS™ cold running _water and - private mh' Phone 76._C. H. TIMMONS, Prep. HASTINGS HOTEL on Posramaix. Private Baths, Parking_ 8. Moderate Rates. MRS, LAM. AS. LUDI Wetipquin Hall Ocean Front: $11 to § 16, weekly. Mrs. S H. Dashiel fHE DENNI Where a umu el- come awaits old friends and new, Rate: R. Dennis._ Porti ON BOARD WAuq Rooms with hot _BIADDOCK HEIGHTS, MD .CAMP QCHLEY lNN Guooz’mss [ Clean Beackes Looling Surf— >~ COMPLE I'E ENTERTAINMENT FOR ALL THE FAMILY NEW JERSEY AMER.CAS OREATEST FAMILY RESDRT COLN ost distinctive family resort hotel. ~Noted cuistne. com- fortable “rooms. hospitable. select clientele. Amer. plan; Reasonable rates. Two per- | %0ns in one room $2X00 to $:5 00 weekly per person Write for booklet. Nat. 2690 O 00. . =TT Ocean |t l(h Medern. Pri- vate Baths, Bathing Privileges. Elevators. J. J. McCONNELL, Mgr. |.A MONTE "Ath & Ocean Ave. Amer. £3.50 p dlv, fi!lLv Frn SPEC. Bathing _Aceom. BOST BEACH HAVE | Sarr® NJ | OMILES AT ICKMHNIEN.M e city 400, Excellent Tawe. | V._J. COLLINS. | . onable Rates. “iPxclusive, but wot Expensive” ROMWELL asate at 36eh ST, American and Eurepesn Plan, Booklet J.S. Olwell, Prop., Wildwood, N. J. QOcean Front at Burk Ave, entiles only. Amer. vaca- on plan. Breakfast. dinner. Directly on h._Frances & Foster Goslin. CAPE MAY, N CAPE MAY’S FINEST HOTEL ADMIRAL CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY Directly on Beach Front and Overlooking Ocean and Boardwalk Modern Fireproof Construction l'l‘.Nle—Gol.r—nANcmo —COCKTAIL LOUNGE— lwnlllNG POOL—CABANAS DAILY @ AMERICAN u PLAN 2 IN ROOM @ P LOW WEEKLY RATES For reservations and further infc mation, write or telephone man: LAFAYETTE CAPE MAY, N. J. Directly on the cool beach front. Thor- oughly modern. Bath houses. Fireproof garage. Moderate rates. Same owner- ship management for the past 16 years. Dining serviee a s fe rates. (MeCRAY lnum:nlm‘n OCEAN GROVE, N. J. smwmm 17 Ossan Avenwe, Gnv:iI N. 3 bml Cod. Irl«ll ol ll- “mmh b- nl Illllr! Il'lrll‘. TRAVEL. a drink in cafes of Crechoslovakia, it entitles the patron to use the table for hour upon hour, and there stu- dents do their home work, business men put over their deals, and others write letters. ‘The Tyin-Ardal road in Norway has the reputation of being the most fantastic in Europe. Twenty-six miles long, it has 43 hair-pin turns it drops 3,500 feet. At the door of Viennese cafes is a saucer, usually seen with a sprinkling of colns. The money is for the musicians, who are rewarded by tips RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, i weekly and pary rates, ond special feo- || teres. 500 #1 from Boardwalk & Steel Pier AT CANT I C CiTy ATLANTICACITY| Room * Bath + Mesls $24 - 827+ $30 Weekly Alee European Plan Restaurant. Virginia Ave . Hal Block from Steel Pier. Bathing Privileges * Capacity 150 Thos. Savill, Mgr. Overlooking Ocean at Illinois Ave. NEW e FIREPROOF ROOM @ BATH @ MEALS WEEKLY RATE FOR TWO PERSONS FROM $70 ATTRACTIVE DAILY RATES Daily Concerts and Dances Ocean Bathing From Hotel it Rates for Summer Season Dancing and Entertain- Orchestra of Soloists American European ond Two- Meal Plans Hozl STRAND ATLANTIC CITY .?}rmry/uama Ave. and Boardwalk. ‘“AS\.E C0~y (MO FASONABLE VIEVT ¢ American & European Pans = GARAGE ON PREMISEQ PRINCESS Carchna Ave. Jist off Bourdmalk™ 1| 350 MY st Moals mmzo | I SpacialFamily snd Group Rates” {oncuesy DANCING .’mOu-\B-Mmq From Hotel WRITE FOR BOOKLET AND EUROPEAN PLAN RATES A\ ownen Environment Socially Desirab DeVILLE ;i Fireproof | Buildinzs Kentucky = Ave. Overlooking and Ocean. New n. Room and Boar: !ull WONDERFUL MEALS INCLUDED || $4. so DAILY. ~$27.50 WEEKLY. \OSCOBEL Kentucky Ave, Neor Inm $1.50 DulysEo mlv ® Write for Boohlet ® ORNE Acz‘ ...k..mm S5 A Pleasaat Family Notel for a Happy Vaea- ‘ Han “Baites, with bach O CER SURROUND- | [Nes. BATHING FROM HOTEL ELEV rage. 8 day p—with moals. Boecial week: n also. E. KENBURY. noni Cool | Ocean Rooms lswm, Setisfection Aiways. 3 o) P 00 -u o BATHE FROM HOTEL- WM A CAMPRELL Owner KENTUCKY Ave. # lnnlnau % lgs-';] Atlantis City 2- MEAL PLAN Iso European Schoenthal & Wirtsehatter: Mers. ROYAL PALNS Maryland Ave.. nr. Boardwalk Dietary Laws Observed Special Summer Rates. Spzcious Sun Deck Dancing, Tea Room. Sea Water Baths. ‘elephone service in room Ga Phone 4-2181. H. STEIN. Prop. " KINGSTON HOTEL OCEAN AVE. AND BOARDWALK, ATLA CITY. UP Fach European plan. double $3 running water $4 with bath | 1. V. Bring. Mgr. Special Weekly Rates. ILLER COTTAGE vvllrl.lnuum .wuc »_whly, pariing. P 200 w. Enenes Gresthensl, Ber. double [ A of patrons wha request special num: bers. Denmark 1is about one-third th size of Illinois and has a populatini about that of Chicago, Yet this oldes kingdom in Europe has a coastline of 5000hmfles with 500 islands sprinkle: ore. RESORT! -ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. CHECK VALUES!... SPEND VOUR URCATION Where Values are Greatest YOU LL LIKE the Senator's fam. ous vacation valuas: delicious food . . . special faciiitias for baach bathing . . . bracing seawater batns . cool, shaded decks overlosking the ocean. Moderate rates. Enjoy these values F ERNEST TODD, Resident Manager BSENATOR ATLANTIC CITY I¢’s Cool, Blue, and Bright Here It's the season for a lore vacation at the rdge of the seal And when vo; add the hospitaliry and &00d food of the Seaside 10 all the entertainment : of the shore—every cay promises perfect en; ment! Surf bathing di- rect from guest rooms ‘ome along and bring the family, but maxe Teservations now ! Ju acrose fzem Steel HAR R THRILLING VACATION FOR YOU t popular Colton Mancr! Play at Fote sports. Bathe diremt font Hotel. Relax on cool " Bhip v hary Luzurious mooms — luscions fond — thoughtful service — slegant semon. phere. Inexpensive. Booklet. ATTRACTIVE s Finest Hotels Poanl Anchier, Mo m!AN END KENTUCKY AVE. WEEKLY DAILY $22.50 $4.00 Por Person—3 in Room with Wonderts Meals Newly Redecorated Throughout MUSIC @ DANCING Elevater—Geroge B9ecisl Attention to Pem{ies with CAUd rn Ocean Bathing From Notel HOLMHURST & Baautitul I Faznaylvanis Avense ATLANTIC CITY N 3 $3pALY$Q SPECIAL WEEKLY INCLUDING ALL MEALS BATWNG FROM NOTEL FREE PARKING Hotel HEALY AProimTED. shewers. Dancing. $3.50 Up DAILY $20 Up WEEKLY Taslading moals of superier_ eshty Hoor o Teameet A MEALY. ENTUCKY KENTUCAY AVE NEAR BEACH | 20 % WITH MEALS ms With Bath orRunmngWa er evator. Ba1hmq Privileges ~£..v4 M Kine , P rop ot Wi LINA AVE. Bathing Pl and Steel Pres American & Ewcop. Plan nm“. Senday Dinner [ELBERON PACIFIC AT TENNESSEE AVENUE ROOM $1.2%.:8, DAILY ER PERSON 1c CTvs 8EsT e pmice wore, ROBERT B. LUDY. INC. 350«9 Located on Bflauhful DALY Pennsxlvama Ave. 520 ATLANTIC CITY. 'WEEKLY PER PERSON WITH nms vo & Breakfast red_ W. Allga finte[ fiurmanhv South Carolina_ Avenus Ft. From Boardwalk vator te Btreet Level Newly Refurnished—All_Outside Ropms £1.50 Up Per Person—With Bath »2 | _Attr, ._Wkly. Rates—Ownership-Mgt 8. Carolina Ave, nr. Beach. Amer., eekiy. Also Europ. Ru ate ‘tollet of Bath. 28ih yea ‘l‘rul" w near beach & Steel . Monroe_| titehing. HOTEL 'STANLEY Ocean EI‘—!'IM‘ Carolina Ave, Daily; $2.50 with Meals ____ BAR—GRILI I~DANCING ___ 53"" MORTIMER ning e, rt! MICHIGAN AVE. OCK HOTEL EDISON MigHegh Ay Modern. Running water all rooms. vate bath. Free parking. 31 up daily. ATLANTIC CITY : Convention Hall. Room 119, Atlantie Ch’. NEW RICHMOND OCEAN END TUCKY AVE. All Outside Rooms. Elevator to Street Level. MODERATE RATES _____ European Plan SHOREHA Virginia Ave. Just off Beach and Steel Pier.| free bathine. at _Write for bkit. New c:lanon American, European or Continental Plans| d One u Two Meal Plan. BORTON £ MASON 3. Blextr: ownt met, Tenn. Ave. near Beach Rooms oniv. §15 week bathine. £ Voornees, owner) =M~. 'fl“.u“l“l. l'.m 5, DELAWARE CITY Ii%rmtaeitn from Beach. 112 So. Tenn, Ave. Nr. Beach. Rms. ‘only 818 5 Running water. Priv. ’lll.‘i:&hl'f.rlvlm ‘WM. LAIRD, Prop. ¢ TRACY ree