The sun., 1915-06-27
All New Jersey Coast Resorts Prepare to Receive Flood
of Fourth Vacationists -Suffragsts Take Posses
session of Asbuy Park

ATLANTIC CITY, June 26.-with the
resorts annual carnival over the visi-
tors are completing their summer pro-
grammes of entertainment. The carni-
val has been the opening wedge or the
season apparently, for the crowds are
growing greater and the beach front
commences to assume its usual summer
aspect.
Additional measures have been taken
To insure the safety Of blthers along
the entire beach. Every jetty about
which dangerous conditions have de-
veloped has been marked with sign
which warns the swimmers to keep
away The life guards have been in
structed to make arrests where the
bathets dsobcy the orders posted ana
risk their lives in the treacherous cur
rents. There are miles of good bathing
beach without the least necessity OF such
risks. and the officials OF Atlantic city
do not intend to permit few foolhardy
bathcrs to spoil the reputation Oh me
resort for safety first methods.
There will be no increase In the roller
chair rates. Chair barons. who have
been warning with the city over the
payment OF nearly $4,000 In ANNUAL tax
fees, have decided to pay without fur
thor recourse to the law, and the public
will gain in chair prices even lower than
had been expected. Fifty cents an hour
viii remain the nat rate for one or two
rcrs sons.
An enterprising young visitor who
bade far 20 make himself wealthy
man before the season passed through
q new use for roller chairs has been
driven from the Boardwalk. His idea
was to park the wicker conveyances
along the rails OF the esplanade so that
the occupants might occupy regular
grand stand seats. He made a bargain
with the chair barons to hire the chairs
at 80 cents an hour because there was
no need of a pusher Then he rented
hundreds of chairs at half dollar each
TO tho sightseers. The city officials said
this nterfered with the rights OF the
promcnadcrs and ordered all chairs 70
keep moving.
The laced booth for bathing has made
Its appearance along the beach. 1t 10
copy OF the kid boot worn on the
Boardwalk except that It goes higher
toward the knee and Is made OF white
canvas Touches OF color that contrast
with the plain shades OF the bathing
suit are secured by the Wide laces.
New York arrivals at the Hotel Ala
mac-Mr. and Mrs II. $. Hudson, Rich
ard Raymond. Frank Patton. II. w. Blk
ton, Miss Edyth webb. Mr.. and Mrs
J. X Epstein, q. II. Galger. o. A.
Marsh, Clyde Potts, ]. NJ. Thorne, Miss
Dorothy EaEes, Mrs. Philip Foster. Mrs.
J. X. Maiselle. William J. Meyers. Mrs.
Helen Roddy. Mrs. T. II. Holmes. j. E.
Reinhart. b. II. Vincent and r. J. Hale.
At the Traymore-Mr. and Mrs. c.
f. Luther. Mrs II. H. Martin, Mr.. and
Mrs A. E Gilbert. Mr.. and Mrs. II. M
Farchild. Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Boyd. Mr.
and Mrs. w. v. Carlino. Mr. and Mrs
NJ r. Merriman. G. w. Kelly, T. j.
Eisler, Miss Margaret Il. Gamas. w. j.
Babcock, Mr. and Mrs. r. Kamman. F.
NJ. jackson. X Il. Patch, A. l.. Johnson
W. w Macon. Mr.. and Mrs. @. s
Howell.
At the shelburne-Mr and Mrs. A. J.
Shin. Ralph Realett. Mr. and Mrs. s
Mr. and Mrs q. T. Robertson. DR.
George Il. Lee. Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Cor.
don. II. s. Blair. Miss Gertrude L. Hers
w j. Moore Francis White. Mrs
Richard Connellie. Mr.. and Mrs. s. II
Harris. r. W. Van Biskert, Mrs. H. s
Wise. f. W. Haush. J. II. Perrier.
At the Overbrook-K. L Craemer. Mr.
and Mrs II. J. Irving. Miss Florence
Kanle. Mrs. ]. F. McCarmen. Mrs. B
r. Owens. william N. Bryans. T. NJ
Herman.
At tho Ariington-Mr. and Mrs. II
]. Horner, Miss Beverley West. Arthur
j. Hatch, George Wollenweber. Jr.
At the Strand-E. d. Holton. Henry
Schmidt, Mrs. II. o. Hamill /. II. Kar
mount, j. s. Hare. Alfred Pinkerton
NJ H. Russell, Joseph Ponies. A. J
Marsh.
At the Dunlop-Mr. and Mrs H. o
Watson. clifford Hess. J.. E. Watson
r. NJ. Bonning. Mr.. and Mrs william
Kobner John Bell, the Misses Evans
John 8. Lait.
At the Sterling-Miss Mac Dempsey
Mr and Mrs. 3. ]. Thoen!ng. Otto seig
man. Dr. ard Mrs Charles Hornins
Master Jack Hornins. Miss Elizabet,
Horning. Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. FTemini
and Thomas Mott Harris.
At the Mont,cello-Miss Mildred F
Martin. Mrs. II, @. Gordon. J. X. Har,
Philip Martin. F. p. Wood. O. II. Nor
gan. Iearnard A. Harper and rheodor
Schimpf
At the Schlitz-Herbert Moss. Fl. A
Sheeran. Harry Brooks. II. S. Toman
A. f.. Griffith, Mrs J. A. Regan, W. +
Stern. NJ l.. Wolf. Philip Wilbur Josepl
X Bauman. NJ. II. Hopes. II. B. VIII
Jams, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Trainer an
a. p. Powers.
At the Chalfonte-Mr. and Mrs Harr.
c. Browne. Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Lyon. X
]. Pollard, Mrs. William Fleisnan, MI
and Mrs. w. F, Burman, Mr., and Mrs
w. II. Gould. Mrs George Booker. Mrs
A. F. Turner. ID. s Ranne, w G. Hope
Miss Florence Underhil, A. II Mez!ne
Mr.. and Mrs Campbell, Miss Elizabet
Campbell and Howard Ware.
At the Seaside-Mrs. T., X. William,
J.. .. Lonker, l.. J. Andrews, j. X Ben
nett, William DroEe. the Misses Leyde
and Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Fisch.
At the Dennis--Mrs. j. II. Blodget
o. +. Fort, A. l. Webster, Mr.. and Mr.
Nicton Knox, Mrs John f. Block, Mr.!
j.. S. Block, Mrs. !. " Howe, Nils
Beatrice Howe. william Barr, II y
Dickinson, Miss Helen l., Browne, NJ
Du Marhat and T. X. Stall.