The New York herald., 1921-10-23
)MIRAL BEATTY
les CITY INCOGNITO
,es Forth Like Ordinary
stranger, Doffing Uni
form and Cap.
W00LW0RTH TOWER
Visits Zoo and Father in
Evening Hears Harry
Lauder.
wooLWORTH TOWER

hnilal Lord Beatty adhered yestet-
20 his avowed purpose OF faItng
! like an ordinary stranger and
ls New York in the manner of O
who had never achieved public hon
Or distinction. lie doffed his uni
B and his tilted cap and rode down
all street in an automobile not o
In'''-N .'arSrnd others that pre-
a and followed il.
looked around the famous street
made several calls. But not once
the calls permitted TO be anything
han the merest informalities. Then
Mt TO the Woolworth Building. and.
other folks who We're strangers in
York and who We're in complete
nee OF the identity of their neigh
Mounted TO the tower, from which
~ the city's roofs.
the meantime the Hon. Peter
", the Admirals son. followed his
ers' example. The youngster went
o Bronx Park. showed his way
ugh the gates along with a hundred
ren who looked like him. just as he
"a like them, and saw the animals.
course there was no advnnce Sint
ne was going to the Bronz zoo
wise there would have been much
ament and many photographs and
ne rest of the stuff that the Beattys
"a to avoid.
z from his looks he is nothing more
ess than Peter Beatty (the sort OF
Z the kids would call Pete IN lecs
ten minutes), IL years old and tre-
1ously healthy. And just whnt
= you expect Pete Beatty TO say?
idn't stop looking until he had seen
lc animals. That done he gave fur
proof that he Is just q nice, nornN
oy declaring that he was feartully
I'y.
? he stopped the hunger momentar-
with a bag OF peanuts which he
1hed as he rode through the park,
0ing now and then 10 waJch young
sricans no older than he booting
palls around and savagcly rushing
Zach other in emulation or tine big
VS. in New Haven and Princeton.
r enjoyed it--probably wished he
The ball in the bend OF his own arm.
zen ride down the avenue and
several of the lateral street.-The
lis were not forthcoming. because
secrecy was preserved. But Peter
tty saw with his II year old eyes
what his father saw with the eyes
great naval hero--the eyes that
furthest and truest on the Dogger
and Eel;goland. And even those
maintained the strictest secrecy
ltted last night that both father and
were happy and Just n little BIT
zed when they returned late in the
noon TO Marshall Fields house, 600
s avenue.
th Marshall Field and Rear Adj
i Hugh Rodman, U. 5. N. Admiral
,ty went. down then to the Racquet
Tennis Club. $40 PARK avenue
. 10 dinner at the F'ieldses' house
y dinner, Admiral Beatty and Rear
liral Rodnan went TO the Lexington
2 ire to zee and hear Harry Lauder
dmiral Beatty remained until the
nf the performance and Witnessed
presentation to Sir Harry OF "a
r loving cup. the gift of the Scottish
eties Of the United States and
ada. The Rev. John AIacNenl.
or Of the Fort Washington Presby-
n Church, made the presentation
no stage at the close Of the per-
ance.
considerable guard was posted in
ground the Fields house last night
y patrolmen and detectives were de-
4 TO do the guarding in shifts. They
nothing TO do because nothing un-
I'd happened. But they were there
ase any one prone to being carried
by his enthusiasms or convictions
IA try to embarrass TIE Admiral
mis- family.