Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-07-24
TWO MOONS ENJOYS
VISIT TO WILDWOOD
"Much Pleased" with Trip Here,
Milton Whitehead, Chiefs In
terpreter, Tells a Jour-
mai Reporter
ON TO WASHINGTON NEXT MONDAY

Two Moons and secure Tor the 1nIor-
nation of our readers the true thoughts
of the wonderful old fellow who is
making such o favorable impression
during his stay here as the guest of the
city of Wildwood. It Is practically
an impossible feat to interview Two
Moons. We would prefer to visit
President Wilson, John d. Rockefel-
Ter or some other like character. The
job would not be half as hard, because
the chief talks very little English and
his words are repeated through his
interpreter, Milton Whitehead. Your
reporter, being unable to talk the Ian
guage of the chief, will have ITO write
the next best thing, an interview
with both Two Moons and Mr.. White
head. The writer got the pair in a
cozy corner OF the reception room at
the Hotel Dorsey shortly after dinner
last evening. We requested the inter-
prefer to ask the chief what he thought
of Wildwood. He said: your city is
great place. l meet many fine people.
This Is the first time / have ever been
to a resort of this size. | am having a
very good time. / was very happy
Red Mems day. I will be sorry to go
away Monday as I have been much
delighted here" The writer asked
Whitehead, whose Indian nom de
plume is "Little White Man, to ask
the chief how old he was. He said:
II remember rs years back" Mr..
Whitehead broke In at this point and
stated: 1.-THE chief is we'll on his way
to so years. He is the only living
leader who fought in Custer's last
fight at Little Big Horn. He came all
the way from Montana to be present
for Red Mems day. He has been very
busy and awfully happy. Many
things have pleased him. He was as
tonished and acted like a child when
shown Aviator Gray's airship. He
had never seen one before. Gray asked
me to request Two Moons to take a
trip with him. The chief answered.:
Not much; lots brave He was
pleased with the ocean,. The other
morning we went bathing and enjoyed
it very much. The fun chase was
great fun to the chief. He enjoyed
the smiles and antics of the children
as they pranced around on the various
amusements. On Wednesday Two
Moons spent a delightful afternoon
shaking hands with the children of
your city. He loves children. To
night we are going to attend the pic
ture show of the 10l Ranch at the
Ocean Crest pier. 1t shows pictures
of Indian life and / think the chief
will be much pleased. We will be
sorry to depart on Monday but our
stay will be at an end and we will
journey TO Washington where Two
Moons will visit the prominent of
ficlals. He will speak in behalf of his
people at the reservation who have
rome requests they wish to file in
Washington. He will also have al
interview with the President. Two
Moons is ordinarily q very quiet man.
He Is not used to the big crowds gazing
at him all the time but / have told
him Of his being the guest of honor
and he feels pleased. He tires soon,
however, and it Is a lucky day we COM
plete our program as arranged Mr..
Whitehead and Two Moons have GER
tainly been travelling at q record pace.
1t has been a case of n thing after
another for them. They feel greatly
impressed with Wildwood and its
residents and patrons and will leave
with a feeling of regret. At all &C
counts Two Moons has proven him.
self to be an excellent attraction and
has INDUCED In a most pleasant vaca-
ton. The Cheyenne carries himself
with great dignity, has a smile for all
and there will be many hundreds in
Wildwood who will go to the station
next Monday morning to wish him a
pleasant journey and leave him as we
welcomed him, with arms and hearts
OPEN"
Ladies' colored silk stockings 25c. 5Oc,
81, at Harbison's.
The Civic Club will conduct a tea
and sewing party in the clubs rooms
at 26th and Surf avenues this evening.
Invitations were sent to practically
every woman resident in Wildwood.
It is the idea of the president to have
all the women of Wildwood at the
clubs events.
Mrs. MacIndoe, the spirella corset
iere, wishes to notify her patrons that
she is now located at 1872 E. Wildwood
Avenue, second floor.