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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-17
Island Heights Yacht Club
Prepares TO PLAY the Host

Special Dispatch to The Tribune
ISLAND HEIGHTS. N. j., July 10
The Island Heights Yacht Club, one of
the affiliated organizations Of the
Barnegat Bay Yacht Racing Associa-
ton, will play host to many visiting
yachtsmen this year on the occasions
when the associations races are sailed
over the Island Heights course. Dances,
cards and teas also help to enliven
things at the club and add to the So
cial brilliance of the season here. The
social life is beginning to feel the i'm
petus Of eager society folk, and sport
ing events are all under way.
Holiday House conducted for the last
eight years as vacation house
by the Girls Friendly Society of
the Diocese of New Jersey, and
comprising some three or four acres,
together with bathing beach and
ar orchard, has been purchased by
the society. This purchase was made
possible through the generosity of a
friend, and it is to be a memorial 90
Miss Caroline Conover, of Princeton,
diocesan president from 1900 to 1901
and secretary from 1910 to 1915. The
house will remain Apen throughout the
summer. and will close the day after
Labor Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-17
! Lively Week at PIT. Pleasant
Bridge Parties and Dances
Occupy Muci, Time
xpes'al Despatch to The Tribune

POINT PLEASANT BEACH. july. 1s
Desplte nnfaverabfe Weather Point
sieasants summer hosts .to-nirht
siosed one of the most notable weeks
o; the season. Most of the weeks
events Were of a most informal nature
and therefore thoroughly enjoyable.
On Thursday afternoon MANY Point
Pleasant persons attended the bridge
and 500 party, which was given at Tho
Manasauan River Yacht Club, on the
Brielle side Of the river Tonight
weekend balls were held at all of the
hotels
Mr.. and Mrs F. E. Rathbun and Mr.
and Mrs. O. c. Altmaier, of Cleveland
have arrived at Point Pleasant and will
remain for the rest of the season at
the Leighton. ARCHER Rulon, of phila
delphia, and Mr.. and Mrs. John Gregory
and Mrs. Jean Gregory, cf Kingston,
N. X, also are there.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Ross and Mrs.
William.E. Tuchton, of Wilmington. are
at the Pine Bluff Inn. Others there are
Dir. and Mrs. F. B. Tinon and Mrs. T..
n. kscHonald. of New Haven, and Mrs.
= .sSS.ger, Miss l.. Ethel Huger and
II. M. Huger, of Newark
The Misses Louise, Ethel and Flor
enee Hartze and :. Fred s. sHartze, of
Brooklyn, have been at the Carrolton.
P. G.. Mitchell, DR.. James NJ. Mitchell,
Miss Madeleine Mitchell and Miss Helen
of White Plains, are at the
FOR lengthy sojourn An
other party recently arriving there in /
r'udes Mr.. and Nssss w "A SStrother, !
Strotsier and Corneille Stroth-
X, of Montciair::
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-17
the jersey Resorts -Affairs in Society
Upper Saranac
Has Revival Of
Motor Boating
Equine ~Aquatics Popular
With Members Of Early
Risers' Club; Younger Set
Organizes Swimming Glass
specni, Dispatch to The Tribu,,


UPPER SARANAC, n. Y. July H.
Among sojourners in the camps and =.
Saranac Inn there is a revival of IN
terest in motor boating. with the re.
suit that series of races between
some of the speed boats on the lake
will be arranged soon. In the oneni,,o
race Of the season between the snaeJv
Anna. owned by S. P. Howe, Of Mer.
chantville, N. j., who is at Saranac I'm
Tor the season, and the fast boat Of
Henry Fl. Firth, of Philadelphja. tho
Anna was the winner.
Equine aqdatics, in which n,errhor.
OF the Early Risers Riding Clrb
forming here under the leadership ot
MRS. Ambrose Preece, Of Washinetnn
ride their mounts into the cooli,o
waters of the lake on the Saransr T,e
beach, have furnished unusual snar.
Ter the members of the summer color,
and have been enjoyed apparentIv -
much by the horses as by their ride
The members of the younger set bsr'e
taken TO swimming and a large cIaas
mas been organized by Frank Iesl;s
wilson, OF New York. Early nornimr
piunges as a breakfast appetizer ba-.e
cared 1oreh many lovers of the sport,
i'oiioeiS OF the Northern New
ork Underwriters Association, who
nate oeen IN convention here through
out the week, have been having roe -,
time motoring to points Of ;n+ --'s1 y
playing golf, fishing and batb;no eS''
Among the small dinner na,s;a. r
IRE week at Saranac Inn was that go ~
lGr a lew friends by Countess Pecor;n;
VINO is at Camp Hideaway. acco,nno In;
oy her son. Howard Stearns a,d M
Wallace, Of New York. anu Hiss
Harrington Mills, manager r. c.
nae Inn, was host on large srsia a.
e"-e pig Dinner parties, at one If 49,
ne u, entertalned twenty young Non w.,
Ihe Ruth Summer School on On ,o,,
LAKE, and at the other seventh 6o+.l
rom the Bia@den summer camn on w.
Upper Saranac. -p vi the
Alhong campers arrived the last veal
we're VIZ. and Mrs. Theodore Warh',,I
Oh baltimore, who have gone IN tbes.
camp on the Upper Saranac. acconna
nieo by their son. Charles and tboGu
oeaughter, Nine I. Van StraEenb ,cr,i
Strahone, and child, of Paris.
c, mr. and Mrs. Clifford Y. Brokaw ~
Hlen Cove, have leased Pine Rroot
camp Tor the season and Mrs Rrokan
IS among the recent arrivals NJ
IL j; Godfrey and Master Godfrev
G. See Ne% ofk' have arrived and opened
buns Lodge: Blythemere Lodge has
1 a opened Tor the season by STANLEY
" nlcnter and family, of New York,
,sl-a nons permanent campers on this
NM 70 arflTe this week were Mr.. and
80. 80. 'ohn u Agar of New Yorl ~
So camp, and Mr.. and Mrs. S a
camp in-the-Wa has been Emp imp;
I 10Y the season by Sherman Fi;n ae"t ~
tsilp' l. L., brother OF Dr. Austin Fi;n "
among those from New YORK rec l,,ti,,
arrived at Saranac Inn for the se Uls,,a
Is mrs. j: Arden Hartman. who ;s +Ga
guest OF her sister, Mrs. H, H. Tand nc
ana Mr.. Landon, who this season ,r,1 dr.
cupy the Gray cottage at the inn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-17
Gov. Edwards Reviews
State Guard at Sea Grit
Gen. Borden and Staff Arrive
With 18th Inf; Many Mill
tary Activities Scheduled
Special Dispatch to The Tribun,

SEA GRIT, N. j., July 16.-The in
auguration of the military activities at
the state reservation here this week
brought with il return of the pomp,
color and gayety of the social activities
incident to the camp. Yesterday Gov
ernor Edwards entertained several nun
dred prominent men at the first of the
nVe Governors Day celebrations which
are to take place here this season. An
outdoor luncheon was served on the
lawn adjacent to the executive man
sion.
Troops of the Hath Infantry, who
are In camD for a two weeks period of
instruction, appeared in review which
was rendered to Governor Edwards by
Colonel Winfield S. Price, the regi-
mental commander, late in the after
noon. To-day, with the arrival of the
18th Infantry, the North Jersey unit,
the tented city was transformed from
regimental into brigade encsmpment
Brigadier General Howard S. Borden,
millionaire sportsman of Oceanic. who
commands the brigade, arrived with his
staff this morning Governor Edwards
and the members of his military staff
welcomed the incoming troops from the
lawn in front of the Little White
House, and the members Of the Gov
ernor's household were on the versn-
das TO wave welcome to the tgooqs
A2nM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-17
Governor Miller Guest
AT Briarcliff Lodge
State Chief and Members of
Board of Estimate Stay at
Westchester Resort

One OF the guests at Briarcliff Lodpe
curing the week was Governor Miller
who, with the members of the state
Board of Estimate and Control. stopped
there Thursday night en- route to Al
bany from the metropolitan district
where he had been inspecting state in.
stltutlons. Included in the party were ::
Ihe Governor, State Comptroller
James A. Wendell, State Architect
Lewis F. Pitcher, Chairman Josenh i'e 4
Mc0lnnles, of the Assembly WAYS and
Means Committee; w. Ward Smith
secretary to the Governor; Senator
Charles S. Hewitt, chairman of the
Senate Finance Committee; Mason G,
Hutchins, Leon P. Ditmars and mr.
Walter B. James.
:, Some others who were guests over
tie weekend were Mrs. William la.
throp Hopkins and Mrs. Richard Hon
kins, of Short Hills, N. j.; Mrs. viii
ham Loring Andrews, of 1s East 3Sta
Street; Henry E. Gregory, of "a
west 41th Street; Mrs. Eli X. Rob
inson, of $40 Park Avenue, accompanied
by her daughter Miss Gertrude Louise
Robinson, and Colonel William Barclay
rarsons, WHO was visiting his mother,
Mrs; w. b. Parsons, of New York.
Other recent guests from New York
include Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bransor wal
ker, Mr.. and Mrs Albert Raphael. M.
G. and J. b. Morgan, j. M. A. Brophv'
Mrs. Robert Milton and Paul r. Milton
Mrs. II. w. Kalt, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bassett, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Stadart.
Thomas A. White and Mr.. and Mrs. G.
D. Otto. "
Michael Friedsam, president of B.
Altman & Co., motored up from the
city last Wednesday and is resting for
few days at the Lodge.
Among the prominent out town
folk, many of them motor tourists.
registered at Briarcliff the past week
were P. S. Collins, general manager of
the Curtis Publishing Company, Phila-
delphia, and Mrs. Collins: Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph NJ. Harlan, of Merton, Pa:
Mrs. B. B. Young and daughter. Miss
Janet S. Mckay, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Chalk
ley Palmer, of Media, Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs. B. B. Bromall and DR.. Anna T.
Bromall, of Chester, Pa, and George
F. Scanlon.
Those from more distant points in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Fuller. of
Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas D. Chris
tian, from Lynchburg, Va; Henry l..
Rowe, of Brookline, Mass; Mrs. David
l. Bartlett and MIR. and Mrs. j, VIM.
McMillen. of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs.
y. A. Blood. of Moundsville, w. Va,
and Mrs. G. 3. Vail, Of Geneva, n. X.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-17
Golf Meets Draw
Notable Players
TO Long Branch
Women's Tourney at West
End Club Nears End;
Duncan-Mitchell Opposed
10 INSTRUMENTATION

LONG BRANCH, N. j., July 16AThe
eyes of the golfing world have been
conferred on the international four
some which was played here on Thurs
day at the West End Club, in which
Jock Hutchinson and James A. Donald
son played against the British invaders,
George Duncan and Abe Mitchell.
Golf clubs throughout the country
have been clamoripg for an opportur-
lty to play host to the 1921 visitors,
and they were given rousing welcome
by the local gallery.
Their schedule is being arranged by
Sumner Hollander, of New York City,
who, in making up their itinerary, has
taken precautions to prevent recur,
renee of the overwork which was
heaped upon Vardon and Ray last
year. The latter pair, toward the close
OF their visit, were almost tagged out
by their strenuous day-in and day-out
schedule. The bookings for Duncan
and Mitchell have been arranged so
that they will have two days of rest
practically every week of their tour
To-day marked the opening of the
active golfing season as far as the
tournaments for women were con-
cerned, the sem-fnals for the Club cup
at the West End Club having been
played off. The finals will be played
tomorrow
Entries for the horse show to be held
by the Monmouth County Horse Show
Association at Hollywood Park closed
on Thursday. This will mark the
entyeighth annual show in the his
tory of the association, which was
started way back in 1893, when horse
racing was the stellar feature at Mon
mouth Park. The show will be held
July %, 20 and so. Governor Edward l.
Edwards has notified the association
that he will attend on the second day
with several members of his staff, in
Guiding Erigadier- General Howard S.
Rorden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-17
Jersey W. T.U.
Holds Meeting
At Ocean Grove
Methodist Church Conducts
Summer Missions School:
Bishop Leonard TO Preach
in the Auditorium To-day
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

OCEAN GROVE, N. j., July 10 Cic.
colini, the tenor, gave recital at the
Auditorium tonight. Next THURSDAY
evening Eddy Brown, American violin.
list, has been engaged The assisting
artist will be Nine. Genia Fonariova
nezzo-soprano.
Increased attendance, the presence
OF Bishop Joseph F. Berry for the
first time on Sunday this season. and
sermons by distinguished leaders of
Methodism marked last Sundays serv-
ices IN the Ocean Grove Auditorium. AT
! tomorrow mornings services Bishop
Adna w. Leonard, of San Francisco
will speak; he will also take charge of
the evening service. On Monday eve
ming, Bishop Leonard will deliver his
, lecture, "The Red Menace"
The annual institute of the state w
&. L. U. was held here this week. Daily
meetings were held both morning, aft
elnoon and evening. Assemblywoman
Jennie Van Ness was the principal
speaker at an afternoon session, her
topic, women in Politics." being par
ticularly timely. There were other adj
dresses on Claw Enforcement" "Toil-
Ing Millions" Moving Pictures" and
"W omen Who Work" Miss Esther F.
Elferth, state president, presided
A summer school of missions, which
is an annual feature of both the Ocean
Grove summer program and of the
ficme and Foreign Missionary societies
Of the Methodist-Ep Episcopal Church, was
aiso held in the camp meeting resort,
Mrs. May Leonard Woodruff presided
over the sessions. Miss Edith Freder-
icks, of Kiukiapg, China, gave an ad-
dress on Thursday evening.
Among recent guests registered al
the Boscobel are: Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Reed, Miss B. o. Wagner. Mr.
and Mrs. Irving j. Pratt, Plainfeld
Jerry Bodies and Mrs. Bolles, Newark
Mrs. j. McElhaney, Joseph O. Nc
Govern, New Brunswick; Cecil Piller
Mabel Wheeler, Elizabeth Marshall
Peterson.
At the Sampler Inn are: Mrs. Ida
Parry, Esther B. Bellingsfest, Phila-
delphia; Miss NJ. Hoagland, Plain
field; Margaret Ruch, Bethlehem, Pa;
Jeanette M. Schadt, Newark; Ruth
K. Cramer, Mary A. Conlin, Pitts
held, Mass; w. X. Perry, Marion
Hayden. Isabelle Hayden, S. w. Hay
den, Kate H. Hayden, New York: Mr.
and Mrs. L. r. Moore, Binghamton.
At the Grand Atlantic are: Mrs,
j. Y. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. K. Beed-
Ter, William H. Mellick. Dorothy
Meurer, Mr.. and Mrs. Morton !.
klaak, Philadelphia; Mrs A. Slater
and daughter, East Orange; Rather
Inc and M. Endress, Plainield.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-17
Allentown Visitors
Find Diversion IL,
Golf and Bathin g
New Workers Prominent in
Summer Colony Conn
posed Of Residents From
Every Section Of Country
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

ALLENHURST, July 16.-Real sum
mer life has set in at this fashion
able resort. The bathing this wear
Nas taken on an Importance never be-
fore known.
Abe Mitchell and George Dunn, two
OF England's big Four" of the golf
World, met Hutchison and Barnes on
Monday on the course of the Pelham
Country Club, in Westchester.
Mrs. D. NJ. Cobb and Miss Marie
Cobb, of Norfolk, Va, have taken a
cottage on Edgemont Drive, Loeb Ar
bcur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip McDufie and
their four children have arrived from
Atlanta to pass the summer at Iii Cor
lies Avenue, Allenhurst.
D. S. de Jongh, of New York and
Cuba, has completed his summer home
on the lake. Several other Cuban
families now here include F. Bacardi.
of Cuba and New York, and S. E. Ros
and his brother, who recently pur-
chased tie adjoining Kellner place. fac
ing Deal Lake.
colonel 0. S. Hershman, of Pitts
burgh, has opened his summer home.
Charles E. Whelan is in his house
on the ocean front.
Judge Edward B. La Fetra, of New
York, and Mrs. La Fetra are also oc-
cupying their cottage.
Among the recent arrivals from New
York at the Hathaway Inn are A. Lin
ccln Ranch, DR.. and Mrs. l. Weiner,
Mr.; and Mrs. R. Wagd, E. D. Bromham
DR.. F. HoEecker, of Elizabeth, N. j.,
was host to party of friends at the
Alienhurst Inn.
A family party from Brooklyn, stop
ping at the same house, includes Mr..
and Mrs. William Fl. Faust and their
daughters, Misses Elizabeth and Anna
Faust. Other visitors from Brooklyn
include F. Hotze, c. Montfort, Miss f.
M. johnson, Mrs. Frances |. McGarey,
Miss Margaret G. O'Brien and Miss
Helen Harnett.
Nj. and Mrs. G. B. Rice, f. H. Rice
and Miss Nancy Rice, of Orange, are
also at the Allenhurst Inn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-17
Surf Bathing Popular.
AT Seabright Beach
Clubs Annual Water Sports
Carnival Will Be Held
This MnnfI,

STARLIGHT, July 16.-Throughout
, the weekend long winding hordes cf
tourists have arrived at this resort
from many cities seeking relief from
the heat.
The Beach Club is the scene of much
bathing, not only during the morning
hours, but frequently up until the cool
part of the evening. This club is al
ways the popular rendezvous for the
out the summer colony and sojourners
in the hotels in large numbers.
Surf bathing at the beaches, motor.
ing in the picturesque back country
along the beautiful drives that are
lined with attractive homes of the mil
liofiaire colony, and sports at the vari-
Gus country clubs, all go to make up
the perfect days of the week just
ended.
Much competition lis scheduled for
the latter part Of the month in golf
and yachting at the Rumson County,
Club.
Junior members of the Beach Club
are making preparations Tor che annual
water sports carnival, scheduled for
the latter part of the month. :.
A family party 1T the Peninsula
House from Maplewood is made up of
Mr. and Mrs. M. Mondels, Miss NJ. J.
MendeIs. and Mrs. Y. S. Mendels., 81
From Picking, Chin, come Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Hussey.
General w. H. Allair.fof the United
States Army. and Mrs., Affair." are at
the Peninsula.
William T. Carter. of Newark, was
host to o party at the Peninsula.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. 'Payson, Miss
Fayson. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Browning, Miss
Emma Heist, Miss Virginia Brownell.
Russell Huffman, Mrs. T. G. Anthony,
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Schultz, Louis S.
Ray, Mr.. and Mrs, W. l.. Washburne,
Miss Dorothy Washburne, M. Stehlik,
Edmund d. Barron, of New York are az
the Peninsula House. ~
From Maplewood, N. j., comes party
made up Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hia-
ham. Harrison Higham and Miss Mary
HaAscn. Short Hills is represented by
MI. and Mrs. John Hoyt, Miss Alice
Daisch and William Knaubc,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-17
Open Tennis Tourney
Scheduled at BeImar
inlet Club VIII Hold Connect.
"o n FRS Week in August;
Beat Races Draw Interest
Spec al D;spa,cb 10 q,1 -

~ Dt"FHccf 10 me Tribune
,,,d nELN-A AK. \. j., July 16.-Arrange.
w ,ia nave Been completed by DR.. /.
committee at the Inlet Tennjs 'f Ci,',,
lor the staging OF an open tennis to"r
lament under the sanction Of fbe
ohiVed States Lawn Tennis Assoc ,t;on
e. 80 ue heid on the club courts during the
mrs. week of August. The more,
VIII include doubles and SINGLES For
l do., ana women. in addition to MIXED
uouDles. Entries will close July 20
a. WIN the formal opening last week of
[ In racing season at the Belmar Yacht
Sluo interest In boat racing of over,,
4pescriptlon has been on the increase.
noats nave been put in shape for the
tasI several weeks and taken out for
~ i1ai SPINS over the course. Indications
an point to keen competition for the
Grub cup this summer. The chamn;on.
5 snip trophy is now held by William
E.: Sleman, of South Orange. This was
won iast year when Sieman's boat was
saiied by Captain Clarence. Shines
mas TINS year entered a boat of his own
having purchased No. 3 from II G.
Meyer. This will pass the responsibtr-
lty OF defending the title to william S
9leman Jr., who will sail his fathers
ne ASSOCIATION of Surf Anglers has
set aside August 20 for the Tournament
day of the Belmar Fishing Club. As
usual the prizes will be up to, if not
better, than in previous years.
\, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Allsopp. OF
Newark, former summer residents of
Asnnry Park, are passing the season
on Third Avenue.
=, Miss Dorothy Ripley, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wainwright Ripley, for
merly of Newark, departed on Wednes.
day with party of school friends for
a trip abroad.
:, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Steele ir. and
MT. and Mrs. Thomas f. Cunningham.
with their little daugher, Sirley. of
Union, N. j., are occupying a bungalow
on Sixteenth Avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-17
New Workers at Block Island

BLOCK ISLAND, r. l., July 14.-Sev-
eral guests from New York City are
stopping at the Ocean View Hotel
nere. They are C. B. Greeley, Mrs.
Frederick F. Wilkes, Arthur L. Tunis,
Mr.. and Mrs. &. E. Wyeth, Captain
f: j. Benson, of the New York Yacht
Club; Mrs. Faggett, Mrs. John Lun-
die, Mrs. P Schepn and her son.
r. A. Shotwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
A. Woltge, Commodore Harry Auder-
son, of the New York Yacht Club, and
Miss Schaffner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-17
Asbury Park to Entertain
Mystic Shrine Pilgrims
Newark Temple Will Pay Visit on Friday; Order OF
EASTERN Star Will Hold s'Rally Day. on
Tuesdays Missionaries to Meet
Special Dispatch to The Tribnas

ASBURY PARK n j. July 1sThe coming
o conventions and rallies of large fraterna organizations Between
1000 ana 5000 members the order the Mystic Shrine
here Friday next when saaam Temple, Newark
annual pilgrimage to the shore Edwin
potentate of Salaam Temple.
George w. Hunt, Ashury of general
arrangements committee which Newman
Spring Lake W. Newman of Bemar; Wallace
William j. Blair of w
Marx of Keanburg and Frank Fair
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-07-15
B'NAI BIRTH PICNIC
ARRANGEMENTS
ARE COMPLETE

The 5Oth Anniversary Summer
Outing of the B'nai Birth after
many difficulties encountered by
the arrangements committee dur
ing the past few months, will take
place this coming Sunday, July
18th, at Tanners Lake. The
original plans called for an ex-
cursion down the river on June
18th, which it was later discov-
cred, fell on Shavuoth; the next
arrangements planned on Lake
Johanna, the closing up of that
place required another change,
and finally complete concessions
Of the picnic grounds with all
kinds of summer amusements at
Lake Tanner were obtained by
the committee. Buses will leave
Rice Park, opposite the Library,
at 900, 1000, II 90 and ZOO
o'clock Sunday morning. Those
driving their own cars and desir-
ing to make the trip in company
with any of these buses and
other cars should gather at Rice
Park. A very large attendance
is anticipated, not only of mem
bers and their families, but of
many friends of the lodge.
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B'NAI BIRTH ORGANIZES
WORK FOR IMMIGRANTS
IN MEXICO.
IN MEXICO.

A most interesting report has
been received by President Kraus
of the B'nai Birth from Mr.. Ar
chibald A. Marx of New Orleans
and Rabbi Martin Zielonka of Ell
Paso, Texas, a committee of that
organization who have in con-
junction with Mr.. Goulston of the
Removal Office been working in
Mexico for nearly a month in be-
half of Jewish immigrants who
have landed there. These gentle
men were sent to investigate con-
ditions and to bring immediate
assistance. After considerable
hard work, a meeting of repre-
sentative Jews of Mexico City
was held on June 3Oth. There
were in attendance about 80 of the
most prominent members of the
Jewish community. 1t is believed
that this is the first time in the
history of Mexico that such
meeting where Jew met as Jew
. was held.
The meeting was most success
full. A committee of nine was
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