New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-27
Resort Front Of New Jersey
Starts Action for Summer Drive

TO take part has been extended a.
young people Of the city and 10 ~
MANY summer sojourners who viii n.
here in time TO participate. Rehears.ls
are being held under the superyisiss
OF Drum Major Charles Kester Rsims,
at the Casino. on the Boardwalk. vhs,.
the performance will be staged.
Asbury To Be Aviation Centre
Though many Asbury Park summs,
people earlier in the season admittsi
being a bit timid about coming dow
on the shore this summer, due "a H.
"trouble in the air" and the possib3I,t.
Of the coast resorts being on the ARM
line, there are undoubtedly many other.
those of the more adven.urs,oms
nature-who will be all the NOR IN.
tcrested in being on the ocean front
where the possibility Of seeing setier
though considered somewhat renofs
does exist. For just this Adventure
some type Of the younger summer ~
the announcement of the establishm0t
OF an aviation school and exhibi6~
grounds here at Asbury Park this -.
mer will be especially interestins
The David N. Rorer Aviation Csu.
pany has been incorporated, with N
authorized capital stock Of $l2S061
1t is the plan OF the corporation To e.
tabIish aviation schools. to give dyine
exhibitions, and 70 manufacture ana
acquire flying machines Of seversi dif.
ferent types. II is probable, II the
school is organized and The details
worked out within a short time. .
training squad will be formed for later
government service. This squad should
find many recruits among the list Al
Asbury Parks summer guests, for the
flying game, though a dangerous one.
has a lure that makes an attractive
appeal to those who enjoy the sport.
Rebuilding April Ruins
Asbury Park is beginning to brush
up its four-block pile Of mortar and
bricks, the remains Of It's disastrou,
fire Of April, preparatory to recon.
5truction. Contrary to the rumor cir.
culated about the city that four blocks
would be turned over TO the city PARK
system is the announcement on the
part Of several owners Of their int<n.
! tons to rebuild. The Natatorum, the
| last building 20 be destroyed BY the
J blaze adjacent 10 the Boardwalk, will
be rebuilt before the end Of the sum.
mer, the city already having appropri.
ated $4,000 for beautiful new
structure on the same site.
Members Of the First Methodist
Church, whose property WAS destroyed
in the confsgration. recently held
brick cleaning bee, when bricks were
cleared of mortar preparatory for use
j in the new foundation. A 100000 fund
already has been started 10 cover the
! building expense.
Sporty Course for Deal Golfers
Golfers Of Asburv Park, Deal and
I Allenhurst, who make the Deal Golf
/ Club course their hunting ground in
/ the summertime, are going 70 find the
course has been made decidedly sitter
and gamier." said Professional Will
Norton At the Deal clubhouse yester-
! day. I'VE haven't changed the length
/ of the course much, for where we've
taken of one hole we've heightened
another, but frightening has been done
at vital points"
The club has made some extensive
| improvements to its house and is plan
ming for a big season. The Allsnhurst
members are largely represented 10 the
new officers of the organization, - fol-
lows: President, +. j. Arerd; VICE
president, A. G. Scherar; treasurer, z.
W. Hillard, and secretary, Herbert ".
Hill. Frank Stanley, jr., Of Newark,
as chairman of the greens committee,
has played an active part in the preps-
ration and the pcrfecting Of the course
for the coming season.
The Asbury Park bathing beaches
will again be equipped with steel me.h
inclosures TO safeguard against drift
wood and sharks. Special piles are
beint driven for the nets, which wii
be OF extra strength and designed 70
withstand tide and wave Throughout
the season. Though fishermen feel con-
fdent the shark visitation OF last year
will not be repeated, this precautlSn'
arv measure has been taken.