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The New York herald., 1921-06-19
Baths at Deal Are
Opened for the Season

Special Despatch TO THE New YORK HERAb.
DEAL, y. j.. June 1s.--Although many
cottages have been occupied for almost
two weeks. the opening OF the Deal
baths to-day really marked the begin
ming of social activities. The baths rot
only attract cottagers from this place
and Allenhurst. but bring together sum-
mer folk from the two bigger resorts,
Asbury Park and Long Branch.
Jerome J. Danzig is the resident
chairman of the advisory COMMITTEES
this season The accommodations at the
baths are limited to less than 400>houses.
and there are all told. including those
who have made selections. 500 applicants.
There will be entertainment every week
end
Music and motion pictures will be a
part of the season entertainment.
The opening Of the Elberon Memorial
Presbyterian Church tomorrow, with the
Rev. DR.. Charles +. Wishart OF Wistsr
College. Ohio as pastor. will mark an
interesting event The church was
erected over thirty years ago in memory
of Moses Taylor of New York. The
singing has been a special feature. Mrs.
Marie Stoddard Gayler, contralto, and
Grant odell. basso, will be- heard at II
o'clock. with two new additions to the
quartet Miss Freida Klink. contralto.
and Robert Quait. tenor. Robert Gayler
will be the organist and director.
The Brightside Nursery of New York
opened it's branch at Oakhurst this
week. Mrs. Sol r. Guggenheim is the
honorary president. The home has
new superintendent this season. Mrs.
Rite b. Ettinger. who for fourteen
seasons was in charge of the Julia Home
at Long Branch. one of the many chari-
q ~ t..Ia Cs.tl
of Deal.
The new summer home of Mr.. J. NJ.
Mcdonald. Deal Esplanade and Norwood
avenue. Is one of the show places OF the
resort. 1t cost close to 100000 and
covers an entire block. The villa has
recently been finished. 1t is of brick
construction.
Edward Plaut OF Newark has taken
possession of his summer home.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
Pageant to Mark
Asbury's Founding
TO Go Back to the Days When
Indians Occupied New Jer-
sey Coast Territory.

Special Despatch TO The New York HERALD.
AsBURYN PARK. y. j., June 19.-The
founding of Asbury Park will be por-
trayed in pageant during Bradley week
here, which eliminates with the unveil-
ing of a statue of Founder James A.
Bradley in Atlantic Square. Wednesday.
June 90. The pageant will go back to
the days when the Wanamassa Indians
| roamed over this territory and one Sec
| ton will show the Bradley workmen of
so years ago taclxling the sand wastes
and forests with shovel and axe. The
carryalls and broughams of the early
era also Will have their place in line
and the procession will include several
thousand school children.
There will be a series of entertain
ments during that week, including spe-
cial events i'm the hotels and at board
walk pavilions, and concluding with d
golden anniversary banquet in the New
Monterey Hotel July L. Many former
residents and summer visitors are ar
ranging to pass that week in Asbury
Park.
The opening of the New Monterey
Hotel this week and the premiere of ST.
mon Mantia's orchestra in the Arcade
| tonight mark the last stages of the
preseason activities in this resort
There was a big crowd on hand in the
Arcade. where symphony orchestra and
new pipe organ supplant military
bands for the first time in the seventeen
years history of boardwalk concert
music.
The New Monterey will begin to re-
ceive it's former patrons and new So
IL HrCf u
after opening will be given over TO con-
ventions The hotel was formally
opened Thursday night with dinner In
honor OF visiting members of the New
Jersey State Hotelkeepers Association.
While The city recently appointed a
pclicewoman to its Boardwalk staff. the
Commissioners announce that common
sense" will rule in the censorship OF
bathing costumes. and no rigid rules
have been laid down. The new Seventh
avenue pool. which Is described as one OF
the largest and NEST elegantly appointed
plunges along the Atlantic seaboard, will
be ready for its formal opening next
week
Golfers are commencing the new
course OF the Asbury Park Golf and
Country Club, and hotelmen declare 1t Is
meeting need long felt by hotel So
journers Weekly hal sweepstakes and
special holiday events thus far have at
tracted many players. During the sea
son special competitions for hotel AMI
cottage folk. with club tournaments, arc
on the card.
Newt Wednesday viii be Rotary Day
for women at the club, the Asbury Park
Rotarians having arranged an after
moons programme to include special
cup tournament for men and a card
49,, fnV. t1ynr1 al fAa ttt,sa
is an evening surprise party. arranged
| for the women.
While the bulk of the renting early
in the spring took many OF the larger
houses. there Is stlll left, brokers say,
| a nice diversity ofcottages and bungalow,
which late vacatonists may obtaih.
II. r. Churchill. well known hotclmar
here a few years ago, has been engaged
as manager of the Lincoln Hotel. Georg,
Il. Ferguson's new house in Fourth ave
lite. The Lincoln was cnly recently coal
pleted and furnished, and is now open.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
Spring Lake Hotels
And Cottages Opened

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
SPRING LAKE, n. J.. June 1S.-To-day
brought large number of summer resi-
dents who Joined friends and relatives
already domiciled In cottages or hotels,
all of which are open An active pro-
gramme in the open to-day found golf
and tennis more popular than bathing.
due to high winds, which have chilled
the surf. But the harder among the
devotees OF the sport were not deferred
by the wind so long as the surf was
comfortable. and at the new Bathing
and Tennis Club grounds and the estab-
lished municipal beaches there were
brave showings of new costumes and
considerable activity in the water.
The Essex and Sussex Hotel, Charles
S. Krom manager. entertained this
week the annual convention OF New
Jersey pharmacists at the New Mon
mouth. Frank b. Moore. manager. en-
tertained New Jersey state hotel keepers
at one of their shore sessions in connec-
ton with the Asbury Park convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Condit of New
York will occupy the Brown cottage In
Tuttle avenue. James Crowell and FAM
lily of Orange Will be located In Ludlow
avenue Donald d. Davis. president OF
the Liberty Securities Company OF New
York. has n cottage. William X. Eckert
of Reading Pa, has leased Washing
ton avenue house. r. r Glass of Tren-
ton has taken q cottage also.
Mrs. Robert c. Heyl of Ardmore. Pa,
has leased the Maloney house. Others
who have leased villas here include II. ID.
McCord, w. b. Pearson. ii. r. Reigart
A. X Van Deventer and George +.
Trowbridge Of New York
Among those who have made reserva-
tions at the New Monmouth are Judge
and Mrs A. A. Adams. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin A. Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs. r. T.
Foster of New York Mrs. p $. Flood
and Miss NJ. NJ Flood of Newark Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin l.. Belt. Mr. and
Mrs. william II. Mcintyre and Mr.. and
Mrs George a. BIcknell, also OF New
York.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19

Special Despatch TO THE NEW YORK iisRALD'
NEWPORT. II. L.. June 1S.-Cottages
and villas are fast filling up and sew
eral families absent the last few years
are making arrangements to return. 1t
has been learned that Mr.. Robert wal
ton Goelet will bring his bride here for
the summer. and once more occupy his
villa at Ochra Point and the Cliffs after
an absence of three years. Mrs. Goelet
formerly was Mile Anne Guestier of
France Mr.. Goelet is one of the direc-
tors of the Golf Club, director in the
Newport Reading Room, stockholder
in the Newport Casino. and member
of various other organizations here
Others who have changed their Euro
pean trip plans are Mr. and Mrs. Goadby
Loew, who now have arranged to re-
turn from Frarce with their daughters,
the Misses Florence and Evelyn Loew.
the first week in July, and Mr.. and Mrs
Marion Eppley. who will return from
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
Polo Matches
on North Shore

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
BEVERLY, Mass. June 1S-PoIo
matches on the Myopia Hunt Club fields
at Hamilton this week have been at
tended by colonists all along the North
Shore. There Is a longer list of players
than for many summers. To maintain
the interest in the game the team
matches have been balanced so that
there Is plenty OF sport. This afternoon
the polo men were guests Of Mr.. Fred
erick II. Prince at his private field at
Prlncemere in Wenham.
| The college commencement festivities
interested many colonists and there has
been considerable entertaining, espe
cially by those with Harvard sYflia-
tions.
The yachting season was formally
| opened yesterday and the Eastern, CO.
rinthian and Manchester yacht clubs all
have arranged attractive schedules.
While Miss Helen Frick is in England
her vacation home for girls at Wenham
already is entertaining working girls
from the cities for two week sojourns.
Mr.. and Mrs. John X. Thorndike are
to spend the summer at the Farms Mrs.
Thorndike before her marriage was Miss
Caroline Lydia Wyeth, daughter of Mrs.
stephen Wyeth of New York
Mr.. and Mr., Richard II. VI. Robinson
of New York have taken the Howard
cottage at West Manchester for the sea-
son. their first on the North Shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Livingston Hoyt
OF New York. Who were at Beverly Cove
/ for several seasons, have opened their
country place at Ipswich.
state Senator Frederick NJ. Daven-
port and family OF Clinton. n. Y. are
| to have the Graves cottage at Annis-
guam.
| Plans are being made for festival
to be held at the Plngree estate at Ham
ilton on July 90 for the benefit of the
Army and Navy and Young Mems Chris
tian Association building at harlestown.
Mr.. Alvin +. Soetwell Is the chairman
of the committee In charge OF guests.
Among those to have booths are Miss
Mary Curtis, Mrs. Louis Bacon Mrs.
George Won L. Meyer. Jr. Mrs. William
Endicott. Mrs. Francis +. Sears. Mrs.
Harold j. Coolidge and Mrs. Isaac II
Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Bowers OF
! ia East Eighty-fourth street, New
York. have tai en- the Boardman Birch
wood cottage at Beverly Farms. Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar NJ. Levenritt OF New
York are at the Eric Pape cottage az
| Manchester.
Miss S. II. Norris OF PHILADELPHIA ha
been visiting DIR. and Mrs Maynard II.
Ladd at their cottage at the Preston
place. Mr.. and Mrs Chester l.. Dane OF
New York have opened their cottage at
| Marblehead. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A
Wise Wood Of New York are at their
cottage The Lodges at Annsduam.
Mr.. Ira Nelson Morris, United States
Ambassador e. Sweden. is to have the
Mcmillan place, Eagle Head. at Man
chester for the season. Mr.. and Mrs
Il. Palmer Gavit of the Manchester
colony have returned from visit Will
friends in New York
Mr.. and Mrs u. Herbert Hostetter oi
Pittsburgh. who have been at Beverl,
for several seasons, are TO have tho
I Boardman homestead at Manchester
this summer. The Hostetter place al
Beverly Ia TO be occupied by Mr.. ID
Herbert Hostetter, Jr., and family.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
NEWPORT COLONISTS ARRIVING
THERE EARLIER THAN USUAL

abroad next week to occupy their Rhode
Island avenue cottage
Mr. and Mrs. r. Suffern Taller are
occupying Honeysuckle Lodge, and Mr..
Taller is arranging for a party for the
opening Of his new and sporty private
golf course. just completed. The nature
OF the event is not to be given out as
yet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-29
PEOPLE YOU
KNOW

Radiator repairing. Quickcl Auto Go.
a. A. Conrad. assistant district
vocdtiouai officer. whC has his head
quarters a. Denver. is visiting she
training center in Albuquerque he
II making one ~ hts trips OF inaper-
ton 10 b various training centrra
~ the district. and will be here for
two oc three days.
John Joerns. STATE esucati 'nal
auditor, was in the city today on his
way to Los Lunas and Belen and 90
"a tour during which he will visit an
thu counties Ia the southwestern part
u the state lie is going owe the
school budgets with the boards 81
education % t.sc VARIOUS counties
und advising them as 20 the lcvies
and various items. lie already has
covered the eastern part OF the state.
but expects that his present YORK
viii take him until August J.. The
position Is a new ore created By the
lar: legislature.
Mrs H. ". McAVoy. city clerk. re-
turned yesterday from a trip 20
Chicago, whore she was visiting rcla-
tisea. She was away three weeks.
Chester G. bob-on. son 81 D. W
Dobson. end manager OF the Mo
kiriey Mercantile company. arrived
In Albuquerque Yesterday from the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-29
DEATHS

ENO-Ths body of Herman G. hnos. vh0
disd russday will bs shipped 20 his hone
IN huskn. Okla tonight. & r. fTsucn
BE- in charge.
GRfEGO-The funeral u Mrs. Aureiia
Guegu. Who died sunduy evening was held
this morning at . O'Clock from the family
residence. Tbs Coronado lodge had charge
a. the grave. Burial was a. santa Barbara
csmsieV Crollott 49, iu charge.
DELARAhhA-fuusral services we're he'd
this morning 81 Crollott's funeral chapel over
tho remains ~ SANTOS Dslaharra. The budy
was sent 60 Cuba. n ~, Tor burial
hACA-Tho fnnerai o. MaFgarith bsca wai
held this morning from the residence 81
tho deceased. Burial was 81 santa bafbAra
cemetery Croliott Mas Ia rharse.
iOHNSON-The body - p ~ fohn1on
gas shipped ioday 90 Indianapolis, In. to-
hnrial Croiiott was in char e..
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SUPPER TABLE
GOSSIP

Tie buchanan bridge across the Rio
Gandc on the road from Santa Re
to the Frijolcs canyon u perfectly
safe. This ~ the report OF e. A. Long.
engineer from the district office ~
the forest service. who returned yes
to-day from a trip OF inspection to
the bridge. lilo was accompanied BY
~ ". iauntz. chief engineer of the
Warrington Office of the forest ser
vice.
The first 81 ~ concrete pillars for
tho end spans OF the Burelas bridg,
was completed yesterday. The plliars
are so feet long. and % - Inches In
diameter, They are heavily re-en-
forced with steel The other pillars
will be made as quickly as possible
GiiScrt Cosulich, Iocal newspaper
maa. has been appointed to the fac
ultv OF the III school. Superin-
tendent Milne announced last night
We will teach several grades OF Span
isa during the coming year. lie for
mcrly was professor OF English at
the University OF North Dakota and
Of spaninh at u Sale University.
Chicago.
The ditch along the we-t hank 81
the Rio Grandc near Pajarito, which
c1Ved Into the river last week. ha
now been rebuilt. ard IL carrying
water. II was necessary 10 rebuild
about 400 feet.
father &. stewart. head OF the
Federation 81 Federal Employees Will
be- IA Albuquerque for several hours
this evening. lie viii confer with
local federal employees az the Ava.
RADIO hotel NJ. stcwart's headquar-
tcrs are IN Washington.
Ralph Hampton of South Him
street. reported to the police last
night that an automobile had backed
over hi bicycle as h Was parked by
the curb ear th. postonlce
i've applications for mill dralcr-
licenses have Just been received hy
the city health department Thu, five
who have made application ar. T &.
Wiley. R9nchos de- Atrisco. SIR. Vivian
Ranches de AtrlsCo a. y. Hicks.
University Heights: Ralph Hampton
of South Elm street and Mr. Hsnder-
son OF south Elm street. They are
allowed 20 cell milk from the date
OF application for the license.
The Manhattan Cafe u nov under
new management due 90 the Illness
OF George caludi the former pro-
prietor. H. q. Potts and D. Slater
have taken I'VE the cafe. aud have
employed H b. Dyer, the famous
tat boy Of Texas AS culinary artist.
Pay checks for county Scto-oi teach
rrs Tor IA" month 81 June are now
ready for distribution. Teachers may
have them by calling al the office Of
the county superintendent As they
are being paid on the ~ month bniS
now. there viii be- two more pay
checks In the school ycar.
Charles iangiIar, deputy sheriff.
loft for Phoenix, Ariz.. this morning
TO got ]. u. Hickson, who b. wanted
here for passing bad checks. uick-
ML. H. ILL., N-N1 Ia a.. aN-..NFH -
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CITY ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP
PRONE be7-W 20e 3 sEooED 81
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lumber camp Of tho Mckinley Land
a. Lumber company.
Ward shepard. supervisor of the
Manzano forest. has Just returned
from "a trip TO Tijcras canyon.
Luther G. stewart president OF the
federation OF federal employees will
arrive in Albuquerque tonight TO meet
with members and officers OF the local
federation. He will leave late to-
NIGHT for tiso south.
H p Robinson and Henry q.
Coors IT,. returned last nigAt from
cleveland where they attended the
kiwuuis club national convention.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-29
Coal supply 90. Phones . and S.

-Four dollars. full wagon load. far
tory wossl; limited amount. Hahn
Coal 10. phonr ~.
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irrigating ditch from TOWNS over
the property OF a. H. Stroup. and
j. NJ Stroup. The latter two claim
that this injunction has not been
oheycd.
\ plate supper T. bcing given ~
tbs home Of Mrs. Ernest smith. zoe
south Walter street. this evening Tor
the benefit OF the Congregational
Women's ciub. All members and
friends are cordially invited.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-29

Receiver Warren Roofing pr1durtt 60.
jane 2eIuly Gt3 go.
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- 81 = aHA.
rs TIM DisTRfCr COURT OF BFRNA.
LILO COUNTY. STATE OF NEW
a. MEAiv9
lug Product COMPANY Defendant 40.
THAR WHEREAS tas HONORABLE
a. D. HICKEY judge 10 the aforesaid rourt.
DID on The s0th day Of June iv2t make
andorsisnod receiver - the MAhhEN
kOOfiNG PRODUCTS COMPANY. defen.
dnnt 90 make a sale uf me heraiuaitsr de-
now rHERfFoRE pur.uani TO che sala
order und in aorordanss With thf terms
thereof aud under and hy virtue of the taii
order che und'rsisnrd a. such receiver
ln thr forenoon ~ The said day ut the rIart
~ the WARREN ROOFING COMpASl 81
1905 iOOr North fIrt street. boz she CIfy 40
Albuquerque County Of berualllo. state %
Co the highest bidder f1r current Lawful
money OF ur Uniied states ~ America. al
that certain piece parcel tract ur Joe ui
l,nd -iiusi.d 4ins end being i. Che County
particularly described a. ~full1vfs
Lots Nine t9l aud Ten iiul. BOZ BLOCK
SN CO.. 81 the northern addition 20 thr .Hld
ttty, together with all and singular tts im.
story adobe structure aud 40 rrif. lfle
ani Interest of tho said corporation Iu and
&C. Oh" spur track Of tho santa Do railroad
adjacent to thr said property
IL rs not Intended to Include iH this sale
any Of thg personal property or machinery
Of the d'ieudant corporation uow ou .aid
premises
That from tho proceed, realized from ths
sad tale sud aottgaF. lien tho iakrs nos
due and payatlr on fhe -ald property Hl.
bs paid.
dated Albuquerque. Nov Nrsieo. Iuu,
nEuMAN af,t4u
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CONVICTED

candy entered h grucers shop.
All. want a bounce % tea b q
pound a. sugar he ordered. adcinG.
IAN me mithrr says ys're IA gle
better weight than we've dun lately d.
What" exclaimed the indignant
grocer. Dis your mither think A.
dinna gie weight"
SANDY. An dinna ken.
Grocer: Wecl tell your mither that
u IA tnocht IA wasn't glen weight
"A couldua' sleep at nights IN that
Aa's very ycxsd az sch "a message.
SANDY returned 20 the shop the
nest DAY later. and the grocer asked
him what his mother said about the
weiFht
"We"l.' replied sandy. she say "
mu D. "a lost r. lot o. sleep lately"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-29
TWO EATING PLACES
TIED FOR HIGHEST
SANITARY SCORES
Y. w. c. A. and Blue
Bird Team at Top
of List

The Y. w. c. 4. cafeteria and tho
nhie Hird Tea room tied for first
place In the sanitary cores OF eating
places this month. according TO tho
report Of Dr. J. y. Dochcrty. city and
county health officer issued this
morning. Each maze a score Of o..
Tn" Evcreat n not included In the
list. that eating place having closed
for the summer. The report follows
The Washington herald., 1921-06-09

Esrhsrss .equity> of $4,000 10 sew susorsas
houses for laffe spartnt or bus. prop
Mahsss.v - anillvsA iEs1 Ess a. -.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-09
SPECIAL NOTICES


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
partnership heretofore sub<isting between
us, the undersigned. IRVING II. MEYERS
and WILLIAM J. RosENTHAL. heretofore
carrying on business as q retail cigar. Gig
arctic and news depot. at l404h C st. NV.
In the City Of Washington. District Of Co
lumbia. under the style firm name Of
THE CITY CIGAR AND NEWS STAND.
has been dissolved by mutual consent, as
and from the LIST day Of June. 1921. 50 far
as concerns the said Irving Il. Meyers. who
retires from the said hrm- All debts due
70 and owing by the said late firm will be
received and paid respectively by William J.
Kcsenthal who will continue to carry on the
said business under the style or nrm name
Of The City Cigar and News stand. Dated
the 1st day Of June. 1921. IRVING III.
MEYERS, WILLIAM J. RosENTHAL.
434
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IANDoLIN. vIoI.IS And UKCLELE IN
riven IN Pusfls hone ~ New
ark sys. NJ m
The Washington herald., 1921-06-09
Wanted Country Bearders

wAyTED-sUMMER BoARDERs N BLuE
Ridge Mts. Best country fare. SO week
Mrs. p r. CAN'T, jr. Boeeland, Virginia.
s72
A BEAUTIFUL ESTATE l5 MILES FROM
Washington; modern conveniences: can
1communicate by sute or train. Phone Bowie
23-F-fi, % addfess T.. D. o., Locust Hill,
'ss--.-s'sssis- M ~ 90
The Washington herald., 1921-06-09
PROF. BELMONT,

Noted clairvoyHnt and palmist, ean resd
your life bv the lines in your palm. which
are the re.-ord ~ your life. Being q rrnd-
nate Of two colleges n palmiStry. ana hts
wonderful gift of second sight enables him
TO If, the veil ~ mystery and reveal 10.
vou important matters of your future NE
Tells and explains everything pertaining 20
life: removes troubles n al natures: telt
the secret of having personal tnnuence WIN
rour ssSociateS Prof. Belmont Is q
pSvchologiSt of world rennwn. Private resi-
asnce. 1915 y. Y. ave. nv. Next door 70
Masonic temple 1ls
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EQUALITY WANTS" ARE
ECONOMY NEWS ITEMS
HELP WANTED
Confined.

wANrEp-ExPERIENcED CoLoRE D
girls TO sort rags. APvly 2osT Ga. ave.
NV 81
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FNAHCIAL

MORTGAGES. TRUSTS. ETC.
IND MORTGAGE NOTES, sS denomina.
tons. sioo-s2.ooo. DAVIS 4 sTEEl.E.
l4z9 n Z are.