Daily News from New York, New York • 15

15 SUNDAY NEWS, SEPTEMBER 3, 1922. THE EASTERNER'S IDEA OF THE MAP OF THE U. S. MISS NEW YORK AT ADVENTURE'S GATES She and Three Companions Leave For Shore Pageant Tuesday Miss New York, that lucky little beach girl who will represent America's greatest city this week in Atlantic City, is knocking at the gates of adventurer Today she is torn between pride at her victory, thrills over her approaching trip, and a wee bit of fear that she may not bring the American beauty crown back to her home city. But those who will make the trip with her her three companions, Miss Brighton, Miss South and Miss Long Beach, and her chaperon, Mrs.

Frank P. Markey, have no such fears. And it is quite probable that the three other beach girls JgfrH:" it I -Js Lilyan Harnach, Miss Long Beach. -V massed with roses. Joseph Trepel, president of Trepel, Florist, will go to Atlantic City himself, accompanied by a designer, to see that the chairs are properly decked out for the event.

The third contest to be entered by Miss New York and her three sisters is the Bathers' Revue, a wonderful spectacle with a wonderful $5,000 trophy as reward. All four girls will wear for this event special bathisg suits made by the Asbury Mills, makers of Annette Kellermann twoin-one beach costumes. And, fourth, the girls will participate in the motion picture contest In between times they have a thousand and one things to do. They will be the darlings around which the whole Atlantic City Pageant a celebration which draws a million participants will center. No queen on a pilgrimage of her dominions ever received a more glittering reception than will be given these four lassies from New York.

And happy? The four of them are simply bubbling over with the sheer joy of anticipation! And they will have a glorious story to tell when they come home. (Other pictures on page 25) Miss Alaska Follows Trail of Ice, Water, Air, Rail to Beauty Camp Atlantic City, Sept. 2. Miss Helmar Liederman of Juneau, Alaska, arrived here today, after a twelve weeks trip by dog sled, ocean steamer, airplane and steam train, to take part in the national beauty contest to be held in connection with the Atlantic City Ruth Andrea, Miss Brighton Beach. lve's may win envi-a 1 honors at the erf ul pageant.

Surely no four girls ever started on a more Mary Hlavka, wo 1 adventure. Thev flss tooutn iieacn pageant, September 6, 7 and 8. The young woman, who will be known as Miss Alaska, will compete against entries from fifty-seven cities. Girl Scouts Give Pageant 2,69 2,920 lt.9t 27 1,321 100 1.3sf 74 4 l.SuS 313 JJ 1,999 lt.041 005 3,147 68.9HI) 1,617 4,809 33 D3 24 i 26 tiO 681 1.7H7 31 r.o 4S 74 114 105 174 20 6l Ressarabian Region Russia Ksthonian Region Latvian Region Lithuanian Region Spain Sweden Switzerland United Kingdom Tugo-Slavia Other Europe Palestine Syria Turkey Other Asia Africa Atlantic Inlands Australia New Zealand and Pacific Islands 5 COUNTRIES FILL IMMIGRANT QUOTA WITHIN 2 DAYS It took but two days to shut the gates of the United States against immigrants from five countries under the September quota enforcement. They are Greece, Armenia, Albania, Other Asia and Palestine.

Two ships brought more than enough Greeks to exhaust the September quota, which was 659. These steamers were the King Alexander and the Acropolis, and Total C5.3S8 S02.4:;S It wlil be noted that the larger balances are for countries In Nortn-ern Europe, while the countries of the Southern tier are runnin close to their monthly margins. raced each other for the yel leave New York Tuesday at noon in two giant seaplanes owned by the Aeromarine Airways, Inc. They will wear their beach costumes during the flight and every New Yorker is cordially invited to come to the foot of Eighty-second Street and see the beginning of the voyage. A group of city officials will bid the girls farewell.

Dinner Tomorrow. Tomorrow night the four lucky misses will be entertained at a dinner at Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre Roof. It will be quite a party; a number of prominent persons have accepted invitations, and the girls will get a taste of the entertainment and attention that will be given them when they have landed at Atlantic City. The air trip to the famous ocean resort will take something less than two hours. After hovering over the city the planes will drift down to anchor in the surf, just orf the Ritz-Carlton Hotel and the week of conquest, adventure and excitement will have started.

The program of activities during the week -in Atlantic City indicates that etfery moment of every day will be occupied by some pleasant event. On arriving, a motor car will be placed at the disposal of the New York girls and a yacht will be assigned to them. Although the Atlantic City contests will include one beautiful girl from every important city in the country, naturally great many of the events will center about Miss New York, Miss Brighton, Miss South Beach and Miss Long Beach. They will enter four great competitions. The first will be an evening gown parade, with a wonderful trophy as the reward for the most beautiful girl in this costume.

The gowns to be worn by the four entrants from Gotham will be Princess Pat Paris models, especially made for them, and all four are lovely creations. The second competition is the rolling chair parade, in which prizes will be offered for the most appropriately decorated chair. This parade, five miles long, is one of the great features of the Atlantic City pageant. New York's four young ladies will ride in chairs literally low nag at Quarantine so as to claim the first measure of allotment. The King Alexander won, arriving at Quarantine at 1 o'clocke in the early hours of September.

The Acropolis arrived two minutes later. Since the beginning of a new fiscal year, July 1, and up to August 23, the total arrivals of aliens at all ports in the United States, as officially reported, numbered 55,368. The following table shows how many immigrants have been admitted thus far and how many more may come until next June 30: Rahway Legion Raps 1 Socialist Mayor Again For Parade Attack Commander Samuel R. Morton of the Rahway (N. American Legion Post yesterday sent a reply to James B.

Furber, Rahway's Socialist Mayor, in which the official was again criticized for not appearing in the parade on Decoration Day. It also answered a question raised by the Mayor at a meeting of the city commission on Wednesday night. The Mayor said he had othor things to do than attend the parad and charged" he was objected t.i because he was a Socialist, He asked, "How many Legion nit-n understand' socialism?" ''We neither know nor care how Country or regiou Admittpd PhI. of birth. iglmany of our members are familiar Albania Armenia Austria Belgium Bulgaria Czech o-Slovakia Danzig Denmark Finland Fiume France Germany Hungary Iceland with socialism, we know no pon July 1 tor to Aug.

23 year. 113 175 62 168 1,079 6,372 542 1,021 77 225 4,649 9 078 41 666 4.953 73S 3,183 710 5,019 4.019 63.5SS 1,814 3,824 25 50 29,079 38 54 6 144 430 J. 177 1,160 11.042 3,528 17.548 155 5.631 183 4.101 984 1.4S1 1,030 6.333 Italy 12,97 12,978 tics, race or creed." 40,000 in New York Can't Get Telephones There are 40,000 people in New-York City who want telephones and cannot get them. They make up one of the waiting lists of the company. Need for more conduits and wires has created tho in telephone supr'y.

Luxemburg' Memel Region Netherlands Norway Poland Kantern Galicia Pinsk Region Portugal Rumania (By Wide World) RETURNING HOME yesterday, Girl Scouts had pleasant recollections of the pageant they gave at Camp Andree, Briarcliff Manor, fitting exercises for the closing of the camp. The pageant, "The Spirit of Girlhood," dealt with girls of the past, present and future. The photo shows Oleda Schrottky, who was the leading character in the pageant..