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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-08-26

D-
dali and Onward Hall attended the
fair at Fulton Thursday.
Mrs. Avery Ruddle and children,
of Ripley, Sundayed in the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kendall.
Mr.. Edward Pope is in from the
hospital at Paducah, much improved
Mrs. Jake Hicks left Aug. IL to
join her husband in Johnson City
where they will make their future
home.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-08-26
RIvEs NEWS.

Only one more week till the tent
meeting.
C. A. Palmer was visitor. in
Ridgely this week
Elder Dorence Woody is in charge
of meeting at Polk.
Miss Lillian Barlser has come in
home to enter school.
Mr.. Will Holloway is moving his
family to North Rivcs.
Wade Moss this fall matriculates
with Emory College, Alabama.
Miss Ruth Harper was at home to
a few friends Tuesday evening.
Master Paul Jones, of Union City,
was a recent visitor with Lawrence
Shore.
The membership of the Christian
Church enjoyed days outing We'd
nesday.
Miss Sarah Taylor leaves in a few
days for a session in West Tennes-
see Normal.
A greatly needed ordinance has
been posted-that of a twelve-mile
speed limit.
H. L. Lanieve and family, of Mem
phis, were end-of-the-week visitors
with kinspeople.
The w. C. T. U. meets Thursday
of next week at three O'Clock in the
A. r. P. Church.
M. L. Harper and trimmer, Mrs.
George Reeves, leave in few days
for St. Louis for fall goods.
The Misses Slower, from the county
seat, were recent guests with their
aunt, Mrs. Edward Scoggins.
Rev. j. H. Thomas closed revival
at Crittendon Grove Sunday evening
with quite a number of conversions.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Cravens and
t. G. Marlin came in Sunday from
motor trip to Houston and Houlka,
Miss.
Mrs. Frances Elan very elaborate
ly entertained Wednesday afternoon
for Mrs. Earl Jones, featured as a
shower.
Mrs. Burnett and daughter, Miss
Emma, of Denver, and Miss Abby
Goodman, of Nashville, are visitors
in the homes of Walter Warren and
Chas. Reeder.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Woody, tour
ing from Chicago, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Hillman, of Fulton, were guests
the past week with Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
Smith on Church street.
Miss Jessie Callicott, Miss lima Lee
Holloway and Mrs. Earger Holloway
were visitors in the country Tuesday
with Mrs. Frances ELAN and Mrs.
Bliss Callicott, respectively.
Mesdames Barnett and Anna
Smith, of Troy, with their mother,
Mrs. Lizzie Farris, of Charlottesville,
Mo-, were guests this week with Mes
danes Hutcherson and Mcdonald
Since the appropriation for the
school is governed by the daily at
tendance, patrons desiring a success
full term will not only keep heir own
children in. regular attendance but
use their influence to have the COM
pulsory laws enforced
The death of Mr.. T. c. Walker in
Palestine, Texas, occurred the first
of the week. Mrs. Pyles sister OF
Mrs. Walker, reports. Though Mr..
Walker had a heart affection, his
death was caused from appendicitis.
He was a former citizen OF Number
Four and leaves sister, Mrs. Tom
Latimer, and brother, Will Walker,
in Union City.
School opens Monday. Patrons are
invited out to the opening exercises.
We have strong faculty, composed
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Cravens as
principal and assistant. Miss Ruby
Skiles, of Kenton, is the third high
school teacher, with Miss lima Lee
Holloway, Mrs. Roscoe Kitchell and
Miss Euline Cummings in charge OF
grammar grades. Miss Florence
Bolts will again have charge of the
yuucic class
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-08-26
Change of Ownership.

- The Union City Manufacturing Co.
corporation undergoes change this
week, Messrs. l.. S. Parks and H. A.
Beck having bought controlling in
terests. We understand the plant
will continue to be operated with the
addition of ready-to-wear products
for women. This has been one of the
most profitable producing plants in
the city, very materially affected
with the decline of markets.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-08-26
$50 for Bon Air.
Wanted

Young men and women to attend
the Christian Endeavor meeting at
the First Christian Church Sunday
night at 7:15 o'clock. Subject: 1.-THE
Ten Commandments in the Life of
To-day.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-08-26
Come and See

What the surprise is at the Christian
Endeavor of the First Christian
Church Sunday night at 7:15 o'clock.
Subject: 1.-THE Ten Commandments
in the Life of To-day"
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-08-26
$1,000 Loss Lumber Fire.

Dyersburg, Tenn, Aug. %, = The
storage shed of the City Lumber Co.
together with content, was destroyed
by fire at an early hour this morning.
Two box cars OF the Illinois Central Rail-
road loaded with lumber, and the office
building OF the Scott Lumber Company,
across the street was slightly scorched
from the heat. The loss is estimated al
81, 200 with S., 500 insurance. The bus
mess of the concern will go on as usual.
A fiivver in Newton, Kan, broke
the arms of four persons who at
tempted to crank it in less than a
week. That's what comes of crossing
a bicycle with a mule.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-06-10
THE GROSvENORDALES NEWS SECTION

Gustaf Jarl has purchased a ear.
Joseph Crandail was in Fail River
last Sunday.
William DaQ0ette spent the week
end out Of town.
John Reardon, lr., was in worees-
ter one day last week
MrS. NJ. II. Walker is visiting rcla-
tiveS in Gardner. Mass.
MIR. and Mrs. Alvin Dnlaher vSre
eaat Of town last Sunday
Gustaf Jarl was in Springfield.
Mass. over the weekend
Frank S. Richmond celebrated his
nth birthday last Sstaraay
Mr.. and Mr.. Fred BONN were in
Worcester one day sast week
Mrs Oscar foarellotte was a visit
or in natnam ois day this week.
The wonsns Club is to hold lis
annasa picnsS next Saturday.
Medric Dbeautell has opened a
store in I'M Bellerose block.
Mrs. j. b. Tourtellot;e of worces.
Ter visited relatives in town last SAT-.
4rday
Mr.. and Mrs. Hathaway Al
daughter were visiting IN Fan Rivel
Sunday.
Edward Cassells is making a. tens
ice improvements ia his property or
asfain street.
Mr.. and Mrs 7 Ouquttse enter
tanned relatives freo Gente,l Falls .
few days this wcel1
Miss Ada Chaas Of Malien. Mass
spent the weekend at te home II
Mr.. and Mrs. N Il Walker.
Mrs. Reter Welcome Is stuff, NJ
from an attsft Of facial parai, -.
Armand Hteausulel spent SnA.daA
in Meauaan
Mrs. alpa Scott snd children a
Danislsson wire visit ng at tn, ho.n,
Of hss father. C. \. Potter, - sun
day.
Mrs.. Nloire Bedsux celebrated he
SSH hiftssfay tf1fs week. her chill
drsa and RELATIVES Sisited'se, anal sh.
received saany aTeesents
William Dvsassttte scrsed az hrsi
Main with a girl Friend, Rancho Va
MUIR. IA the w siding Of cousin ii
Central Falls. Monday manning.
Miss ssern@Asftc Dion and WiIfre.
9nnoua were asarried hsndssy morn
urlg 1T SGT Josspn's csurta. The ser
vince WIS pefhsuued 'ty Rev h. N
EnonHels.
alr. Prank Rich sd daughts
lkieien sreturnet home fnm New YSsi
City HIST pfhsrssdaN Mrs Rich .
handed her daughter graduation b,
IebhIuinta University
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-06-10
Rur~,sh Car, To Transport Minstrel
Cersrany

Members of thu consolidated Min
str show, uhirn. played fg the
wounded sokiisrs at Rutland, Mass.
". week. v~r, Unfinished tranSporta.
ton by the husnaess men of Webster
feudley. otfoni and North Grosvenes
.dale. Amsne'slose who gave the ~,
| II their cars no the memhers Of rAe
company For tine trip TO Estiand are
John f. fserFSon Of North. Grosxes 81.
dale. George j. Brunelle, p. Parsons,
Harry smith, Mrs. r. Hoxpard, A. Iris
settle, Ernest PAIL Of Webster, Prank
Maysll Isl t0xfoM and sehsry Maose
names wefe not gwen
Merihns OF the ioeza pu,a who
made tht trip are: Prank R.Hntier.
Edwini Hiekeon, william W. Allan.
ALVIN !, pilaber, Ernest Johnson,
jobs Eearion. IT.. Emil Vosver, y
Nena Rawson, launsl j Morua. Al
onn , NORM, Ionn e. o'Clme.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-06-10
WITH THE SCOUTS

n Temurraw Saturday tn, .syernigb
l NIKE Nsi b. tasen. II Is PINNED t,
] carry tbrr II ine tents and hike +,
I one Of ire nearby lakes. RETURNING
sunday afternoon. Ths start will BE-
from AeGaTry's corner al 200 o.
clock.
At the meeting Tuesday evening
ar Penny announced that II sTranee
ments can he made there may be a
camp Tor the troop tlIis summer How
ever, nothing definite has been planz
ned and the money WIN pfotstlv be
sput INTO a club room, instead.
Two names were voted upop and
taecepted, those of Theodore Mr., ,,.i
Edward Gildard The troop is fun A.
present but II necessary a wa,flug
sasi will be made.
br. Phillips gave the second Of ms
very interesting talks on FIRST aid On
Tuesday night. He covered bleeding
fractures. sprains. etc. instrnr,in,,
tf's scouts as to the proper wav 10
tFeaf all such injuries He also drew
figures on the blackboard which more
1aiiy explained his subject.
-i.od1e Lueier. formerly assistant pa
troll leader Of the Panther patrol ba.
been promoted to the grade Of patrol
leader, because Of the inability on pa
.roi Leader Harold Kenney to attend
1De meetings. patrel Leader Kepney
Wi become an associate scout and
iess keep ~ touch with the troop.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-06-10
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

George Simpson, who has beer
spending n week with his family. re-.
turned TO Brooklyn, ~ Y, on Tues
day.
Mrs. Emily Goodeli of Stafford
spent "Wednesday with her brother
II. T. Lyon.
Mrs. Josephine Bartlett Of Putnam
has been visiting her brother. W. S.
Kenyon.
Edmund Ingalls,. who has been
spending several weeks at A. n. Ham
mond's, left on Tuesday for Brook
Ign. n. Y.
Miss Gertrude Watrous, teacher Of
the Westford school. spent the week.
end al A, y, Hanmond's.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-06-10

T. NJ. n, S. Notes
On Sunday. June Il. at 5 p. m.
there viii be haccalaurea,e services
At T. IA. II. $. Rev. Sherrod Soule.
chaplain Of the Connecticut Senate.
vii deliver the address Rev. Mr..
Soule is a graduate Of Amherst Col
leee. class Of SO. He Is noted in the
state for his work in Sunday school
organization.
Miss Wood accompanied her mother
on trip to Lskeview. y. &, over
Memorial day holiday
The pupils Of I. NJ. II. =, are stud
ing for their Anal exams held June 10
Is,
On Friday, Jane /. Mr.. Kimball.
principal of I. VI. u. s. gave a most
entertaining sectere to his pupils on
tAs '$,osss Of New England and st.
Lawrence valley" The lecturv in
Sfsaed many personal aSperieaees.
Mrs Glsdxs Holmes. tesSher of
French in r NJ II. S. has secepted a
position sor next year il Cloauet,
MINI.
Miss Ruth Wood, ws.4 has taught
English at T. NJ. " S. for three
years, will teach in Seaney, y. J.
fNes.t year
Miss Ethel Baker of Roston Uni
Ssrsity. T. Nj. IL :, IL. has finished
iFer years work and IS home To- In,
Summer.
Miss Wlnsfrxa Potter has eaceptef
a position in ise Crosby Hiel school
Waterbury. sann.
Miss Hefen Rich. whe graduate,
last wsSk ifNsm Columhia University
is spending a few weeks ~ her home
Miss Rich will be employed in a M
trition flnie at the IS for thi
summer and the coming year. She i
graduate of 7. NJ n S. and was
student at Gonnechns4t College fo
tw,o wears
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-06-10

bership campaign ameng the brcet lers,
exhibiting eattAe At the fairs, tine a iop-
tion Of letterhead time Of the an
nUal meeting and nHny other matters
Those present we're +. C. Rogers,
Putnam George Il. kimhali PANEL
SOM William S Warren, Fis.ford I;
Arnold r. Stone. Wpodstot The
recommendation Of the directors
VIII be brought before the mesif ny Of
the Windham County Holste n Asso-
citation, Thursday, june %, at IL o.
clock AT Farmers Association office.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-06-10

Hiu seast.uf Gorpus rhristi wAss. ii.
ehsntes IN TIM usual manner IT. vas
he aided by TIN Canadian Band and
the 6hlari Marital The diff ent
Caiisnir socneies formed ran,R IN
the 81 soseph school yard afh % rch-
ed L. lzfe leentsters
The ipsurs was rccited by tia osDnl-
bers Of '-very society. Prayt D Rn.ss Of
fered by Rev 3. VI. ponnel D.. in the
remet<Ig. Afsser thu servi s.An the
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-06-10

The Arrs.rilt;ar Legion na rker was
, laced en the grave, of aHsompson's
y older dssssa of the Wurm War. on
Memorial Day Tn. mafsers carry
he FLAG grsltsr s'hs b .fhssss nsn served.
The graves that wer, mafszsd are NJ
North GTnsFsnu11igii,. 'Gusi4xe w on
sen, Chzssis'f +. R,ls.t lr.. az Porter
Plains. Fsgrrst Anr1y PmKam. Wi
] lam 8reaghasn.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-06-10
COUNTY, AGRICULTURAL NEWS
Poultry Field Trip August "a

Two members of the Windham
County Farmers Association poultry
#eamiuee. John Labelle of Killingly
md Charles Brenn of Scotland, talk
ID over with the County Agent the
possibility of cooperating IN the state
poultry field trip. 1t is planned, as
ar as Wndham county poultrymen
are concerned, to be on the trip a day
Of a day and a half. visiting poultry
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-06-10

men in New London and Windham
counties. Those in Windham county
TO be visited are Kingsley Brown of
Windham, Charles F. Brenn and Ger
aid Waldo of Scotland, and Alfred
Able of Windham.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-06-10
Lssiss Plans For Fssaeral a. Con.
Eads

n holy 81 Osraa ". Swanson
tn Worth Gross.s nor6ale lad who w.s
knitt in the French hattl IN Ids dur
M the war, Is expected 10 rea<ii
fieft this month The bots Of TIT
va lg man sVsss oftssfasd sem home 81
Aiaot Swanson. fsrhrr. Arrange
rasa'ts for ths fanefs2 art ising ma.ie
~ the Ans-al,Asa-r Legion. The ,ossli
lost is named sitter tbe ygang heru.
Ihas comrs1irs viii pay hun tribute
sassf h fun azahiHTy hnssor ~ 8 he grave.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-06-10

The directors Of the Windham
County Holstein Association met in
the Farmers Association Office We'd
nesday. June s. for the purpose of
making recommendation for a mem
The New York herald., 1921-07-08
400 THEATRES TAKEN
OUT OF COMBINATION
Says Famous Players-Lasky
Will Return Them.

Special Despatch 10 TIE New York HERALD
ATLANTIC CITY, N j.. July State
Senator James ]. Walker of New York,
counsel for the National Association Of
Motion Picture Theatre Owners. urged
the New Jersey branch Of that organiza-
tion In convention here to resist all ef-
forts to create a monopoly In the motion
picture industry He said there would
be conference soon between Adolph
Zukor, president of the Famous Players
Lasky Corporation. and a committee OF
the theatre owners national body as a
result of which It is expected the Fa-
nous Players-Lasky Corporation will re-
store about 400 theatres that closed be-
cause of alleged competitive operations.
Senator Walker stated that Mr.. Zukor,
after examination of certain complaints.
already has given checks to defray the
losses sustained by several theatres.
The speaker announced that the mo-
tion picture theatre owners are striving
TO have central distributing agencies.
Should this arrangement be effected by
producers and distributors there will be
saved ss0,000.000 year.
Convention resolutions adopted COM
mended Hudson Maxim for his advocacy
of free and unhampered SCREEN" de-
plored Objectionable pictures and re-
GREETED that exhibitors have been blamed
for them. opposed daylight saving as a
hardship on open air theatres and con-
demned the bill pending I'm Congress for
a tariff on raw films. contending that
1t would bring about monopoly.
The New York herald., 1921-07-08
80 ACTORS TO TOUR
RESORTS IN A REVUE
'AH Star Idiers of 1921
Ready Next Week.

Thirty actors have formed a summer
travelling company and are about to
start on tour OF the summer resorts
near New York presenting a two act
revue called "All Star Idlers of 1921"
There are Friars and Lambs. members
OF the Players and Of the Green Room
Club In the personnel and the entertain
ment will be a sort OF composite gambol
and frolic written by VIII Morrissey.
The dances are being staged by Leon
Enrol and the ensemble by r. II. Burn
side. Victor Baravalle will be in charge
of the special orchestra.
The Idlers will try their new show on
New York in the Shubert Theatre next
Thursday night. Included in the cast
are Ed Wynn. Wallace McCutcheon.
Herbert Corthell. Tom Lewis. Fred Wal
ton. VIII Morrissey. William b. Mack,
Ned A. Sparks. Victor Morley yelling
ton Cross. Robert Woolsey Gitz Rice.
Joe Allen. Jed Prouty. Effingham Pinto,
Stuart Wilson, Robert Pitkin. Reginald
Barlow. Tom Walsh. Frank Becher.
Cyril Ring. Jack Rutherford. Robert
Armstrong. Harry r. Allen. Harold
Woolf Adm Wilson, Adrian Rosley.
Harry Short and Fred Manatt.
The New York herald., 1921-07-08
BRIDGE TOURNAMENT AT PIER.
To BE Held for BENEFIT of Improve
ment Association.

Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD.
NARRAGANsErT PIER, r. l.. July T.
The Village Improvement Association of
Narragansett Pier. of which Miss Sarah
R Baldwin is president. held its first
meeting to-day. 1t was planned to hold
big bridge tournament the first week
in August for the benefit Of the associa-
ton, with Mrs. William Davis Miller In
charge Of arrangements. 1t was voted
also continue the work of eliminating
mosquitoes at the Pier.
Mrs. A. J. Mccartney of Chicago win
arrive tomorrow to spend a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Z. Richmond
of Providence at Oak Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick r. Hazard.
Jr.. of New York. have been visiting his
mother. Mrs. Frederick r. Hazard. at
Westmoreland Fields on the Cliffs. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. D. Pennock of Syracuse.
N Y, who have been visiting Mrs. Haz-
ard. have left for Plymouth. Mass.
Mrs. James Fl. Higgins. wife Of former
Gov. Higgins of Providence. r. l.. with
her mother and young son. are at the
,Massasoit.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Sack of Prov
idence Is at the Imperial for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Converse of
Philadelphia have arrived and are occu-
pying Belvoir on the Rocks, owned by
DR.. Joseph Leidy of Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1921-07-08
H. S. Carr. Mrs. A. ]. McCollock Of
Elizabeth. Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Thomas
of Paterson.
LONG BRANCH SCOUTS DRIVE.
Tennis Selected to obtain $4,000,
the Resorts Quota.

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
LONG BRANCH N. j.. July Especial
teams were selected to-day to comb the
city next week for $4,000, the resorts
quota in the $4,000 Boy Scout CAM
paign for Monmouth county. The
Scout Daddies Association" is to be
incorporated. The "Daddies" system
was conceived by former Commissioner
Straus.
Mrs. Willis Lund, who is at Ocean
port. will entertain the women of the
Eastern Star Chapter next Thursday at
a picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ Fitch. who are
at Hollywood. will start next week for
a trip to Montreal.
The Rev. and Mrs. F.. b. Harris of
New York are passing the week In Nor
wood avenue.
Cottage arrivals include Mr.. Charles
A. Boston. New York, at Low Moor !;
Lieut.. Commander G. G.. Gilland An
napolis. Md. Sherman Cottage, Rum
son Mr.. w. II. Burke. Waterloo. Ia.
Low Moor; John Grills, New York.
Port au Peck. and William Fl. Shall
cross. Philadelphia. Cedar avenue.
The active golfing season at the West
End Golf Club will start on Saturday
with a mems tournament. to be followed
by one for the women a week later
Mr.. and Mrs. William Frederick of
Arverne, l.. l.. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
f. A. Rue.
The New York herald., 1921-07-08
Lieut.. and Mrs. Paul FItz Sin1OnS
Arrive in Newport and Open Villa
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Oliver Iselin
Lease Cottage in
Resort.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
NEWPORT. r. l., July Lieut. and
Mrs. Paul Fitz Simons. who recently re-
turned from a long sojourn In Peru.
have arrived and opened their villa
Harbourview. Mrs. Fitz Simons was
greeted by several friends yesterday.
To-day they left FOR Washington, where
he has some business with the Navy De-
partment. Both will return to Harbour
view on Saturday.
Lieut.. Fitz Simons, who resigned
from the navy two years ago. was an
mission In Peru headed by Commander
Freyer. which is advising the Peruvian n
Government on naval matters He has
now resigned his place with the mission.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Oliver Iselin will
spend the summer here. having leased
to-day. through Messrs. Deblois and
Eldridge. the villa South Side, belonging
to Mrs Robert Ives Gammell. in Nara
gansett avenue. This will be the first
season here for Mr.. and Mrs. Iselin In
several years.
Women prominent in society are to
be patronesses for another musical event
oit Inc dlteIHOOu Oh July 20 at the Ca
sinc Theatre, when Mrs. Eva Gauthier.
soprano. with Mrs. George Eustis Cor
coran. will be heard. The sponsors in
clude Mines. William S. Sims, Frederick
Pearson. Stuart Duncan. William Fahne-
stock. Edward A. Sherman, James Girls
void Wentz, Philip Rhinelander Cd.
George Peabody Gardner. Jr, John j.
Wysong. Francesca Paola Finocchiaro.
Charles May Oelrichs. Dudley Davis,
Robert Gould Shaw I'd, Michael NJ Van
Beuren. Douglas E. Dismules, Marsden
J. Perry. Harrison S. Norris. Frederic
p. Sands and Henry Ware Putnam.
Also Mines Hubert Vos. Gustav ].
White. James Parker, George B. De
Forest. James NJ. Willard, John Aspe-
gren. Charles B. Luther. Augusta Rosalie
Stevenson. Miss Julia S. Winterhoff,
George F. Chandler. Frederick J. X.
Alexander. Gatewood S. Lincoln. John
x. Taussig. Bradford Norman, Robert
Potter. Alfred Tuckerman. Julius G.
Townsend. William p. Buffum. Law
renee NJ Keeler and Robert S. Chew.
Registered at the Casino were Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Gould Shaw I'd. who
have arrived at their cottage. Gull Rock
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Chandler OF
Philadelphia. who are at jamestown for
the summer: Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gould
oeHhnsS' VINO are stopping with Mr..
| and Mrs. Stuart Duncan; Mr.. William
G. Low. Miss Rhoda Low and Mr.. Gill
man Low Of New York. and Mr. Henry
w. Bull. who is at the May cottage.
Mrs. George T. Bliss opened Broad
lawns to-day and will arrive on Satur-
| day for the summer.
| Mr.. G. Louis Boissevain has Joined
the colony and is at the Hill Top Inn.
| Mrs. c. L. Platt of Chicago has ar
rived at jamestown.
Mrs. William S. Sims and her sister
Miss Hitchcock. will go to Philadelphia
tomorrow for few days stay.
Capt. Frank w. Bartlett. Y. S. n.
Mrs. Bartlett and Miss Marjorie Bartlett
and Midshipman Bradford Bartlett are
visiting Commander and Mrs. Owen
Bartlett at their Washington street cot
| tage.
The New York herald., 1921-07-08
SURF IDEAL AT ATLANTIC CITY.
Temperature of Sea "a The
Arrivals.

Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD.
ATLANTIC CITY, ". J., July THE
ocean was ideal for bathing to-day and
thousands disported In the surf to their
hearts content. Capt. Nicholas JEFF
ferries one of the resorts leading ex-
perts on coastal conditions announced
this afternoon that the temperature of
the sea was "a. which was nearly twenty
degrees higher than on this date last
year.
Mrs. A. c. Busby. of Philadelphia.
has arrived from New York on board
her yacht the Florence. She was at
the Traymore to-day. Others there are
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Humphrey. Mrs.
Olga Holtz. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Rus
sci OF New York.
State Senator James J. Walker OF
New York is at the Ritz-Carlton. He is
attending the convention of the New
Jersey Association of Motion Picture
Theatre Owners. Others there are Mr..
S. I. Burman. Mr.. Marcus Loew. DR..
Spencer G. Straus. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Reade OF New York. Mrs. Gilbert NJ.
Hitchcock, wife of Senator Hitchcock OF
Nebraska.
Mr.. o. P. Letchworth and Mr.. George
W. Strawbridge, OF Paris. who arrived
from New York with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Warner, are at the Chelsea.
Mrs. Howard Cole of New York Is
at the Dennis with Miss Pugh OF Rich
mond. Wa.
Mrs. l.. 3. Warning. of New York. Is
at Marlborough Blenheim. where she
has as guest Mrs. Emma Pickering, OF
Columbus, o.