Ogden Morning Examiner | 1909-05-09 | Page 4 | Long Branch Residence Which May Become Summer Capitol of the United States

RESIDENCE WHICH MAY BECOME SUMMER CAPITOL OF OP THE UNITED LONG G BRANCH STATES 1 1 fJ I 1 m Jt nr 1 w ri A x 1 t l 11 n i tJ t 1 I tJ 1 1 f I M n p t I I IH d fi n a eX i f I fc d I J J I f I K i Ji I lm t h M if z P H L 4 J f ri h m P 4 II fI 3 1 I A 2 G GJ if Y b Ion A I trY v il tJ tJI t iI E J J l ti y it d i i I lI i 7 7 I r A 41 ft 1 Long Branch N T J May 6 A movement of or national importance Is on foot among tho the New Ne Jersey cities clUes I It Is nothing less legs than a gift Sift of one of its Us most moat palatial summer Bummer rest resi residences dences donces to the government to lo be used u clI clIas I as tho the official summer home ot of the pres dont of tho the United States This is certainly a commendable move moO I l mont ment Washington Is so BO hot In the tho I summer that a president Is not ex expected expected I II to lo remain at the White House and yet yot no other place is provided I The start has bag been made mallo and the I palatial home at Long Beach known as ns Shadow Shallow Lawn Is being consid considered ered ore It was bought recently by Jo Joseph Jon Joseph seph B n Greenhut formerly of Peoria Ill III and now president of oC the New York firm firm of Co The I place was bum built by bv the lato John A McCall and is s considered con by many tho tito finest home in Now New Jersey Jero Its cost was wnM Standing in a park of oC 58 acres It in one ono of the tho show pic plc urea of ot Long Lon Branch Marble and granite form the exterior and the in decorations aro arc regarded as un unexcelled unexcelled unexcelled excelled in the United States Slates