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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13

GINEBRA, Suiza, Noyiembre g..
III famoso diamente E'lorentinO de
1s9 quilates, una de las 5oyas mas
valiosas de Europa, ha sido robado,
juntamente con otras 16 ioyns de un
gran yaIor de Ia collection de Ia coro-
na de los Hapsburg0s.
Ell despacho de Viena en- que Sc da
esta noticia, agrega que las autorida-
des autricas estan convencidas de
que las joyas han sido sacadas de
contrabando del pals, probabIemente
por miembros de la misma farnilia
dc los FIapsburgos que SO encuentran
ahora en- Euiza y que han deposit
tado en- bancos de este pais
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 4 !. La Union de Tra-
bajadores Unidos de America por medic de su CO.
mission general Sc decideron el obedecer e rnanda-
to de "A. b Anderson Juez de Distrito de los Esta-
dos Ujnidos, 10 que quere dar entender la anula-
cion de Ia orden para la huelga de 425,000 nine
ros de Ia nacions La decision vino ser alcanzada
las Al esta rnanana, despues de mas de Z ho-
de calurosa discussion. La comision entonces
So prorrogo hasta las ZOO de esta tarde.
Fl Presidente Actuante John T. Lewis emiti6
Ia sguiente exposicion:
Nosotros vamos cumphr con Il mandate de
Ia corte Lohacemos baio protesta Somos Anne
ricanos. No podemos hacerle guerra A nuestfo GO
bierno ESQ Is todo.'
WASHINGTON, Nov Los Oficiales de
los Trabajadores Unidos de Minas de America
los Representatives. de los operaros de las minas de
carbon fueron nvitados hoy por 81 Secretario Will
son para que tengan una entrevista Il FL vier-
mes en- esta capital cor el fin de discutir los ARE
CLOS de nuevos salarios
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13
Los GANANC|EROS
SECURE TENDRAN
QUE ZABULL|RSE'
Ell Procurador de Distri-
to Iiene el Arma y
La Usara
Ell PROYECTODE WI
VERES CON DIENTES

Es va tempo que los ganancieros
Sc zabullan Series ha estado siguien-
do la pista por el Procurador de Dis
trito de Estados Unidos pur algdn
tempo, pero este ha sido in deporte
sin sangre. E procurador de distri-
TO no tenfa niguna mlrnici0n con que
tirarles cuando los encontrara. A la
uresente tiene una poderosa ar1na v
tiene intencicnes de usarla.
FL arrna es 81 enmendado proyec.
to de where's, un eiemplar del cua1
fue recibido dias pasados por Ell asis-
tente del Procurador de Estados Uni
dos, Mr.. J. q, Seth I'll principal de-
fecto en- el viejo proyecto era la fall
ia de pena alguua para los ganancie-
pos-remendados este, tambien 81 asun
to de ropa de yestir esta puesto al
alcance de Ia ley ignal que los arti-
culos de primera necesidad Y COM
bustible
La Investigation prineipiada algun
tempo pasado baj0 Ia direction de la
oficina del procurador de disfrito tra-
j0 a luz casos de ganancierua, pern Dc
con Mr. Seth, no tantos
como nl promedio de c0sumidores pro
bablemente esperaban Hasta que Ell
broyecto ale where's fue enmendado.
sin embargo, el procurador de distrito
no podia hacer NADIA despes que 6l los
tenfa en- sus names El antique pro
yecto no fijaba penas linguna.
FL proyecto de where's enmendado
impone una seyera pena a todos aque-
los que cobran precios irrazonables.
1l maximo de la pena son $4,000 de
nulta Y dos amos de prisi0n
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13
TERRIBLE ACCT
DENTE AL CRUzAR
LA LINEA FERREA
sEl Sr lose Gonzales Y in
Nino Pierden Ia vida
MISUNDERSTANDING
EN- KE NNEDY Els LA
ESCENA TRAGICA


ri lunes a las 9s55 en- Ell sitio dondt
az saviesa el camino de Galisteo la Ii
0e ferrea del A. 4. & s. IT., cerca de
kel aery fue Ia escena de un terrible
y4l lgico accidente, siendo las vfcti
mas el bien con0cido yspromiente ca.
ballero Jose NJ Gonzales, de Galiteo
N. Mex, v I'm niio, hiio del Sr. Agus-
tin Peha; y los heridos, la Sefiorita
Dorotea Padilia y Ell Sr. Agustfn Pc.
ma, padre del nino, amhus de El Cha
quaco, este condado.
El lunes por Ia mafiana Sc habfa a.
signadO como fecha parh ell bautizo
del infante Pena Ell ST.. Gonzales
iba ser q padrino la Sehorita Pa
dilla actuar como madrina. La rnafiar
ma amaneci6 aIgo nublada y frfa, v
Ia camitiva del bautizo que parti6 de
la casa residencia de los padres del
nino en- el autOm0vil del Sr. Gonzales.
sc aprevino para el viaje bajando Las
cortinas abrigando el autom6vil to-
do cuanto ftle possible Iban de cami-
node ri Chaquaco, poblaci0n que dis
Ia 10 millas de Galifeo, la ceremonia
religiosa iba ser en- Galiteo y segdn
Ia cita, 81 sacerdote los aguardaba ALI.
Lh madre del niho permaneci6 en- la
casa para aguRrdar q los padrinos y al
nuevo cristiano en- el hogar paterons
81 padre acofnpahaba a los padrinos
Pues Sc supore, puesto que no hui
bo testigo ocular del accidente, queI
debido a que el autom0yil iba con las
cortinas bajadas, con el ruido del
motor del iniSrno 81 Sr Gonzales no
pudo Or el silbido del tren al apro-
ximarse a Ia stravesfa: y segnn con-
fesi6n del naAquinista, este no vino a
notar al autom6vil hasta que su loco
motora no estaba mas que unos GUAM
tos pies del autom0vil. ri pasajero
que choc0 era nada menos que 81 RAJ
pido NflIn. 8. hacia 81 poniente, cuya
velocidad en- el wayecto donde ocu-
rrio 81 tragico accidente es sumamen-
tie veloz Ell instante tragico debe ha-
Der sido terrible, pnes ell autom0yil
fue hecho pedazos Y arrojadO 30 var
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13
Sc REPORTA DEL CAIRO QUE EM
EcIPTo slGUEN EN socA
Los DEsoRDENEs.
En Alejandia ccurrleron naotlnea 81
sabado y fucron donrinados por lac
tropaa hsllltares.

EL CAIRO. Egipto. Noviembre g.
Nuevos motines tuvieron iugar en-
Alexandria el sabado pasado, segin
dice un despach0 recibfdo hoy en- esa
ciudad. Una gran multitud saqne0
varias casas por espacio de una hora
y escape con 81 botfn. Para po-
der escaparae los amotlnados, las
autorfdades tuvieron que pedir 81 au-
xiliO de las fuerzas militares v estas
hacer us0 dc ametralIadofas, 10 que
di0 por resuItado que So hiciera i'm
gran numerS de baias entire 10 null
titud.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13

/ Las nuevas anteriores estas fue-
ron las siguientes;
WASHINGTON, NoYiembre s..
Para las cinco de Ia tarde del dfa
la de Noviemhre. este es, 81 martes
|pr0xima. la Union de trabajadores de-
de minas de los EE. Uu. debera tes
ner cancelada la orden que dicto de-
clarando la huelga general que Sc
.iniei6 q dia primero del presenta mes.
la Corte Federal de indianapolis
asf Id dispusO, en- la audiencia eeie-
brada hoy en- Ia mafana, despn6s de
que los representatives de Ia Union
sus abogados apoderados lucharon
Oh vano para que Sc les cOncediera
una oportunidad a efecto de presen-
tar sus argumeitOs sobre q dereclio
DO Ia huelga
Los flinci0narios de la Administra-
ci0n ,al recibir los informes del result
tado de la audencia, Sc mostraron
Tlenamente confiados en- que para me-
iiados de Ia semana SO reanudara 81
trabai0 en- t0dos los centros afectados
ahora por Ia huelga.
Segnn esoa informes, los represen-
tantes de los huelgistas pidier0n al
Juez Anderson que sc pospusiera La.
aliaiencia una semana diez dias,
con la esperanza de que en- ese item
po Sc llegara a un arregio On a
huelga, paro tail s0licitud flfe obie-
tada por los representatives del CO.
bierno. Quienes manifestation que el
asunt0 era defnasiad0 importante pa
ia perniitir que Sc retardara la sOlu-
cion de dI
lei gobierno expuso sus puntps de
vista pof conducto de sus represen-
fantes. manifestandO que la acci0n
tomada con respect0 la huelga es-
Ia baeada on ciertas provisiOnes de
la Ley Lever, que determine Q cali
fica como I'm crimen el conspirar pa
IA limitar Ia production De Tiyeres
D combustible.
Segdn los informes que Sc tienen
los Representatives. ae3 Ia union de
los mineros anunciaron que 81 Pre-
sidente de la Unidn, Lewis, 81 Sc
cretario, Green 0bedecerian inmediai
tatnente 81 mandate del Iuez Fede
raj en- indianapolis, per0 que no go
c0mprometeriAn antlnciar igual CO.
sa en- n0mbre de los demAs funciona-
rios dc la huelga de minerDs.
Los informes trasmitidos por los
agentes del Departamento de Justi-
cia en- Kentucky rafieren que los mi
neros no uninnietas de Harlan, que
habi,an declarado la huelga por sim
patfa los naineros unionistas. acor-
daron regresar a sus tTabaios 81 III
mes.
res Sc habian propalado haze aiios,
nnrO rt7nra en habfnn vnrfficadO
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13
FUE DERROTADA IA ENNlENE3A "A
LA TOILETTE AL TRATADO
DE PAz

NUEVA YORK, Noviembre 5.-L.sl
enmienda propuesta por el Senador
La Toilette Ia parte del tratado do
paz relatiVa Ia question del tras
bajo fle derr0tada hoy El resultado
Ie Ia votaci0n fue 81 siguiente: 34l
yostos por la affirmative Az por la
negative, habiendo votado en- contra
ti'ece seitadores repubIicanos y cinco
dem0cratas en- favor de de dicha en-
mienda
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13

res Sc habian propalado haze 'afios
pero nlinca So habian verificado'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13

WASHINGTON, Noviembre 7sChi-
le ha dad0 Il Bolivia una salida al
oc6ano ceditndole una faia de terreno
al Norfe de Ia provincial do africa,
segin noticih official recihidass aqtlf.
Tn Ia iegaei0n boliviara de esta no
se da credito 4 Ia neticIa, v 81 minis;
tro caIder0n diio que iguales rumo-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13
FL 1ro pE ENER0 DEvoLvERAla
LOS FERROcARRlLEs

WASHINGTON, N0viemhre e.
Despues de haber celebrado una
conferencia con 81 Director General
de los ferrocarrEles. Hines, anunci0
"a Senador Cunltnins Que 81 Presidente
Wilson les devolvera sus dueiios los
citados ferrocarriles 81 dia 10. de Enc
70 de 1920 = que el Congreso va q
apresuraf la expedition de la leglsia.
ci0n necesaria.
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+. Drake, of New Rochelle. \. Y: Paul
Mrs. Percy f. Woodcock. Of Montreal 'I
ana DaVld ) Dreyfus, Of Brooklyn.
p, Mfs. William Bradford Strykcr, Of
renlon y. j.. with her children,
katherine ., and William b. jr, nave
arrived to await the return Of Ldcutcn-
ant SStryker, who is of the Tank Corps
Franco. They have the Nordova
cottage. Mrs. William $. Sus .cr also
IS there
Mr.. and Mrs. John parkin Clifford
ut thclr cottage on Fort Manin Reser-
Tation nave as their guests Lieutenant
James Potter Brown and Lieutenant
howard henncy, Of the destroyer Pres
Ioh recently returned to the Charles
19h Navy Yard from overseas duty;
%ISG ar;I,;a as guests Francis Manin Riley and
liIlala H. Grlnnell, of New York.
c: WecklitFc Yulcc. of Tuxedo park
\: T. mas been joined by Mrs. Yulee,
VINO came to Charleston, $. c.. early
in the season
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Miles Of
Pomiret Conn, have Joined the cot
'aye colony and are on Cordova Street
Mrs. Florence 3. Sumner enter
tanned at bridge Thursday afternoon
on the balcony of the Ponce de Leon.
At the tea hour Mrs. John Donald Mac
iennan and Mrs. Charles Nj. Swift
poured tea: The guests included Mines.
VI VI urray ". Seagears, Joel II. LYMAN.
~ Fuller; George Fletcher. James
y. Martin. n. G. Pierce, Edward A
sumner, the Misses Elizabeth Below
ciarissa Anderson, Marion Swift and
A. {. talconer.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-26
British " omen Form,
TO Get Labor Rights
Lady Rhondda Leads League
of Industrial Workers
Praises lloyd George

LONDON, Dec. 20.-Lady Rhondda,
president of the Women's Industrial
League, announces in letter to the
newspapers that the object of the new
league Is to organize Industrial women
workers of all classes so that they may
speak with one voice on matters of
common concern in the employment of
women in industry. District commit
tees are being formed in industrial
ccnters and these committees will So
lcrt members Of the Central Executive
Council
Lady Rhondda describes Premier
Lloyd Georges promise to organize
women in industrial work as "a new
charter of women's industrial rights
His pledge that now industries shall
remain open to the employment of
women, she says, opens 4 new future
for women and Will make it possible
for hem not only TO fin we'll paid No-
cations but to raise to the highest po-
sitions in the industrial world
But" she added, "thcy must band
themselves together to fight for their
future. and this league with It's annual
subscription of one shilling gives them
the opportunity. | am glad to say
they arc embracing it in large mum
bcrs
New-York tribune., 1919-01-26
Bookings indicate
Capacity C'roscds
Al Oymond Beach
,pfcinI Cofl.ogl,o,, 5.,,-,

.,-,.-,. >Pfcidt CORES SpOpdanre
oRMOND- Fla. Jan 25-Witb the
opening Of the Hotel Ormond, January
I. inc winter season at Ormond Beach
may be SAID to be officially begun. as
TINS hote VIII be the centre Of MANY
social gatherings and functions.
Bookings for the season Indicate g
capacity house In fact, it has been
necessary to refuse late applicants for
February and March reservations as
every room viii be filled unless can.
cellations are made.
The glorious Florida sunshine and
June temperature Of the last Week a,I
brought many golfers to the 0rmond opd
links from this hotel and the ,ql,n Rrattn,,
INN; he iirst tournament is sched-
nied tor January 22. Surf bathing also
Is last becoming popular, although the
water IS yet trhe cool for be-
Horseback riding along the hard
packed beach for miles in either d;roc l''rl,
ton or through the tropical trails
which abound in this vicinity ;s
strong attraction. The stables at the
Ormond Hotel are in charge of William
Eagleston, Of the Hope Riding School
Providence, r. [. ''N'''0''
New ork City arrivals at the Hotel
0rmond during the week were Art6n'
hunter. Howard Cole, Professor ana
N.i,5,,.,', NTs: Henry Fairfield Osborn, J. A,
campbell, J. H. Thompson. Dr.. and Mrs
d. blaKe White. Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ
New-York tribune., 1919-01-26
" ar Museum Planned

PARIS. Jan. pa bill is soon to be
introduced in Parliament calling for
the creation Of a professorship in war
history The bill also VIII provide for
New-York tribune., 1919-01-26

and Miss Bertha Jones, of Phladel-
phia, as their guests at the Royal
Palm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward W. Harden
and Miss Rosemary Harden, OF New
York, have Joined friends Al the Royal
Palm for an indefinite stay
Professor and sIrs. Herbert Ray
mond Moody. Of New York, motored TO
Miami on Thursday from Palm Beach
ana had luncheon at the Royal Palm.
Lieutenant J. r. Combs, of New
York, is spending the season at the
Gralynn with Mrs. L. T. Porter and
Mrs. 5. NJ. Combs
\. The Gralyan are Mir. and Mrs
benjamin Z. Lyndcman. Mr. and Mrs
Dudloy 5. Lyndeman and Miss Doris
LynGeman. OF Edgemere. Long Nsland;
MIR. and Mrs James f. Scnwerin. Mr..
and Mrs. Milton S. Rubin. Miss Edith
u. brower. Vernon Brewer. and Mr..
and Mrs Thomas l.. Perkins, of New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard A. Hudnut
have arrived at the Royal Palm from
New York
New arrivals at tie Urmey include
Cooper Runron, of Per'h Ambov: Mr..
and Mrs Richard Carter. Mrs. Frank
tergusse1- Hamilton Harris. Miss Flor
van and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Compton.
OF New York; Mr.. and Mrs William
NJ. PuYv's Of Brooklyn. and Kenneth
Crowley, OF East Orange
:, Late reglstratioNs at the Halycon are
Mlss Ruth Taylor Miss Margaret
Powell, Roy {. Wright, Miss Maria \.
Sheffield and J. Otis. of New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-26
Lord RAGLAN RESIGNS

DOUGLAS. Isle of Man. Dec. II.
Lord Raglan has resigned the Gov
crnorship Of the Isle of Man after six
teen years of service.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-26
Supremacy OF Golf
Contested by Tennis
At ST. Augustine
Spec.ol CorrespoNNcnc.


ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. Jan %
Golf. as usual. holds its own as an out
door amusement, although it has
close rival in tennis. while great
many Of the younger set have taken up
horseback riding. There are manv par
ties arranged for gallop over the
bride paths of Anastala Island and the
hard beach of the ocean.
William H. Bcardsley, president Of
the Flagler System, has arrived at the
will remain for several days. Robert
". Parson was registered at the Ponce
de Leon early in the week, from New
York
In an automobile party which
reached the Ponce de Leon from Ormond
early i'm the week were Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence +. Abbott and their daughter,
Ms Dorothy V Abbott Of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl p. Riedel and their
daughter. Miss Eleanor Riedel. of Mont
clair, y. j., are guests ut the Ponce de
Looa.
Mr. and Mrs William A. Hoppin, of
Providence are also there. as are Harry
Z FELTON, president OF the Union Tank
Line of New York. and Mrs. Felton,
lc Grand 3. Cannon, Of Tuxedo
park, arr we'd early i'm the woek at the
Alcazar. Others there are Nr and Mrs
Chaurcey T.. Anderson and their daugh-
ter Miss Olive Ande rson; Miss Marion
l. Hopkins, of New York; Mr. and Mrs
William H. Guest of Nav London:
Ms George b. Read. OF Chicago; Mr..
Afaer W. Calhoun, Mrs. William s.
Nlr'han. Of Atlanta; DIR. and Mrs. B.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-26

Seymour also landed a thirty-eight-
pound sailish.
Henry McVickers. Of New York. a
guest at the Royal PAIN. Chartered the e
Savalo ear y in the week and left vita
party OF friends for weeks cruise
down the bay The Savalo will proceed
TO Angle Fish Greek and Indian Key.
j. Craig Havemeyer. Of New York.
recently returned from England. cruised
down from Palm Beach this week on his
power Yacht Trio, and is staying at the
Royal Palm. Upon Mrs. Havemever'
arrival they VIII cruise AMONG the KEYS.
MS TWO sons are in service. one of them
oelhg stationed with the American army
OF occupatlon in Germany.
aoa.di W lii'am K. Nanderbilt ir. is ex-
Beach to spend the winter. He has
leased Soldier Key from Major Henry
sanford. Of New York. and WIN use
tnis island as base for his fishing
ttrlpS. Tie has chartered the houseboat
huhhouse Tor the season.
From New York State at the lIalcvon
are frederick Quitin Kennedy and Row
y; =. :" right, Of New York: Ar. and Mrs.
v, imam \. BaYier. of New Rochelle.
ar. =, and Mrs. Henry t. Williamson. Of
new re Gardens, Long lsand: MIR. and
MRS. Charles Pratt. q Urlca. and Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Williams, of Brook
lyn. w"
John Wanamaker viii arrive in Miami
aboard bis trim yacht Gadnv. The
craft IS now at Day tona taking ON sun
ptles; MI Wanamaker has made Miami
uls pase Tor many winters, and has
cgulsed among the keys and to the Flor
lpa i west coast. Last year the mer-
cii"hl came South on the Hibiscus.
Whlch was recently chartered to J
Harrington Walker. Of Detroit ~
John /. Palmer, state Golf chamnio,
OF rlorda, defeated Irving Nelson. thn
!oeai pro ess.ona, on the Miami Beach
course Thursday afternoon The score
was up and 8 to 90 Nearly 100 nor
sons composed the gallery.
George L. Carnegie, Of Pittsburgb
VINO Is wintering at Fernandina. is To-
Gated cate tor short period at the Halcvon.
ne cruIsed down the peninsula on his
housenoat with party Of friends.
John Z. Cook. of Brooklyn, recently
purchased the Tea House Plantation.
at Buena Vista. from Harold /. Opden
Judge John Walsh and Hugh StellM ,aIli'
OF New York, were hosts on Thursday
%nen they chartered the steam Yacht
Dorothy and invited their friends ~
accompany them down the bav and u
nave luncheon at Cape Florida IN fl,l'
party were Mr.. and Mrs Caleb Van
Hamm and their daughter. Mrs, Hon1r ru
;: Stevens, Gil n. Robinson. Mr. and
NJ RS. John Havlin, Miss Vivian Skeii'i
and Mrs. John Walsh. '7N0''S
mrs. {. Hogan Hill, of Douglaston
l.; L. has arrived at the Esmor'
alda. Also at this hotel are Miss Isa.
oel Darlington, of Wcstchester: NJ
Iora ,, g. Hedges, of Bellvjlle. N. J and
Mr.. Mr.. ana Mrs. William J. Beatty ",aq Of
me Notel urmey is entertaining
!Tom ,Toa N, New York Mrs Benjamin Trim
Nirs Hrs' onarleS oi3 f. Messenger, Mr.. rdi and
Case 'l,s, '''""rd d. Brachanan and f. D.
Mr.. and Mrs John T.. Gordon of
New York. have Mrs. Thurston tlr'"l paoa o,
New-York tribune., 1919-01-26
Mother of six Children
DenenAenl on Chariiv'

The influenza carried OF john Cant
we'll two months ago, leaving has wiic
and SIX children destitute The oldest
child is twelve years OF age. the young
est one years, and new baby is eN-
pcctcd in the family. Friends helped
the family tor time and the mother
up until recently. earned little money
herself. but there is no income nov
except what charity supplies.
The St Vincent de Paul Society a.
4 Court Square, Brooklyn, earnestly
asks contributions to maintain tn
family in its own home so that the
children may enjoy the greatest Of
human blessings, the care of eooi
mother One hundred and fifty dollart
would support this family for the ncNt
hrep m0nthr
New-York tribune., 1919-01-26
Mia1lliW oman'sClub
Has Many New York
Guests at Luncheon
Mer'ymakers at Florida Win
ter Resort See Navy Diri-
gible OH Record 1900
mile En- urance Trip
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
MIAMI. Fla, Jan. 25=There have
been many lunchcons and dinners at
the hotels this week. at which New
Workers figured prominently. The most
notable was dinner rendered by the
Miami Woman's Club to a couple OF
al the Gralynn Thursday evening.
California poppies and cream White
roses banked the tables Among those
present were Miss Margaret L. James.
Mrs. Thomas Y. Moore, Mrs. Dudley S
harrington, Mrs. Porter Sherman. Mrs
Homer ". Jackson. Miss Florence Barr,
Mrs; Frank c. Allen, Miss Alice NJ
5rokaw and others.
thousands Of bathers and golfers
glanced up from their sport Wednes-
DAY morning and beheld the largest of
Uncle Sans dirigiDles, the C-l. as it
hoVered over the Miami Beach Casino
on It's wa from Far Rockaway. n. Y,
10 hey West. 1t made the 18O0-mile
Vrlp IN three days at an average speed
Oh loltY- eight miles an hour, and com
Pieted without Il nishap the longest
voyage Of its kind ever undertaken in
the United States.
one OF the most complete households
ever, ever launched in Miami was the Deep
7'1i pclHS constructed tor
Lawrence 7. Cooper, of New York. The
craft is eighty-tive feet long and
tWVenty-slX feet beam. The floating res
ldence has a main saloon on the first
moor, while the second floor provides
elgnt staterooms and three private
baths. Mr. Cooper is expected to ar
rive shortly with his family to occupy
the boat spy
The Royal Palm grill has been the
scene of some notable dinner parties
tins week Forty guests were enter
tanned Thursday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. John II. Hanan, Of New York. in
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Kennett Cowon
also OF New York, who are their house
guests. N''N
A score Of varieties of deep sea fish
are running abundantly, amberiack
mackerel and sailfish being especially
numerous. Mr.. and Mrs. George II
Seymour, of Montclair, n. j.. enioved a
gays angling Monday aboard the
Gipsy Queen. At Soldier Kew Mrs.
Seymour hooked the first tuna of the
season. while her husband caught =
mound fish. which resembles a dachs-
hund IN shape. being forty-two inches
long and an inch wide. 1t glistcned
like silver, but had no scales. Mr.