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Mountains and Seashore
Magnet for Vacationists;
Ocean Trips Are Popular
Reservations Greater at the Hotels This Sea
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Parties for Week-Ends
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the country rapidly returning
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workers already have settled on the
time they want to go away, and many,
not all, have picked the resort to
!Ich they Intend to travel.
There Is an Increasing tendency this
fr toward going to Rome "new" place,
iliose who have been In the habit of
passing their usual fortnight at the sen
?iM .n.ro Poring nightly over delight
oily illustrated and alluringly worded
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'lcck the strand with their nrcsence.
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Jtmnlns the favoritu scas'lioro resort of
ibi persons, but tho neighboring Jer
V Coast resorts of Wild wood, Cape,
Moy.pcean City, JJeiich Haven, Hen
'o Mty. Asbury l'ark and numerous
wers will receive a largo share of
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In" tho trip to tho Bermudas, Porto
Itlco or other Island places. Trnvel to
Cuba also Is reported to be Increasingly
heavy because of a certain amendment
not in force In that country.
For tho first tlmo in six, years Kuropo
Is to receive its normal amount of tour
ist travel this summer. Hundreds of
I'hilndelphlans nnd others living in this
vicinity aro preparing to pass the sum
mer in the various capitals of Europe'
and visiting the battlefields of France,
and Belgium.
Tho Punuo IiEnoEit IleBort Bureau
dally receives many requests for infor
mation rcgnrding trnvel conditions to
such far away points as Alaska, Cali
fornia and tho Pacific Northwest. Travel
(o California seems to havo becomo ait
nil-year-round custom Instead of a
winter plenBuro only.
Tlicn, too, the New England and
Great Lakes resorts nro duo for a largo
share of pntronngo, according to the
volume- of Information requested from
tho I'uitLio Ledger Bureau on these
resorts.
Many new hotels have sprung up
within tho last year at the various
seashore resorts, .nd a large number of
others, hve been, remodeled or, have, had
aamuons punt toera ?n preparation
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Atlantic City Features
Many New Attractions to
A llure Pleasure-Seekers
Building Projects Are Gigantic in Their
Scope, Which Embraces New Hotels
and Amusement Devices
1921 WILL BE RECORD-BREAKER FOR
HOTEL AND COTTAGE PATRONAGE
Atlantic City. June 16. The world's
playground Is riding on the crest of n
wave of posperlty that Insurci a super
season. The summer got off to a run
ning start with th( Memorial Day In
vasion of visitors that engulfed the
southslde hotel district to a high-tide
level that has not been approached since
rhe war days Interrupted the regular
loutine
seem to find all the financial aid they
need to carry through projects requir
ing millions when it comes to some en
terprise in Atlnntlc City, and before th
season is ended the beachfront Is to have
additional sky-line changes to those
made last year.
New York interests nro behind a great
hotel to occupy the old excursion housn
site at Albany avenue. This takes in a
block running along the beach on the
snuin side, whii Atlantic avenue on
Th tfnriqstnn tlinf hna (nturrnntAil the north, the AlbnnV Avenun Boule
business elsewhere has not touched the vard, over which the major portion of
Atlantic City industries. People who the shoro motor traffic pnsses, coming
ome to the shore make the trip to be "K-to tho doorways on the east, where
entertained, and they bring tho vnen- Pacific nvenue nnd Atlantic nvenue in-
tion bankroll along to meet their par- terscct and overlooking the resort's only
ricular needs. The result has been that ""1 Park. Tho structure, which is to
ilie hotel and Boardwalk Industries ea- do Known as tne Hotel Harding, Is to
terlng to the crowds have had no de
pression to hridge over and have rone
right along In high genr since inid-Mu,
setting up records thnt compare verj
favorablj with the best marks fret In the
pre-war das.
There Is every indication that the re
port is looked upon as a winner by the
apitalists as a "sure bet" for Invest
ment, even in these dajs when money is
tight in the financial centers. They
bo constructed on the apartment plan
and will cost several millions, according
to the announcement made recently by
me neau ot tlie sjmlicate.
It is purposed to Incorporate many
new Ideas in seashore hotel-building In
the Harding. A convention hall, with
facilities for big exhibit displays, to
which trains may be run over the Penn
sylvania Railroad spur that connect
with the Atlnntic avenue traction sys-
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for a greater influx of visitors than ever
before.
That their hopes will be rcalustd Is
the general opinion of most persons who
say the worries and cares of the period
ot depression now rapidly passing have
made somo sort of a vacation Imperative
for most persons.
Roadside camping is also proving pop
ular with those who own automobiles
nnd can carry their own camping equip
ment. Many such will sturt out from
Philadelphia this Bummer and travel ,
without a deflnlto destination wherever x
tho.cnll of the open leads them. , ji
Motorists with less regard for expense U ,
aro planning lpng tours to virtually all '. !
points of interest within a thousand
miles, and many nro carrying the slogan
"California or Bust," as in the days of
the pioneers. Highways to the North
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