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the legal holder of said no.e sscnr- y,
ouired to pay to protect tne 10
i,v Of said indebtedness. anu w"
On, holder of said note ha'ihs 40
"a on account OF said defaults " u
c,ars said note unpaid. due anu
.hls and whereas in fact sara "'''
Is now past due. ,,as, of
Now. Therefore. at the reausN. "
Lillian Purdy. the legal hoiue,
said note and the beneficiary
in said Deed of Trust. pursuaht "
low I the undersigned PUN
Trns,ae in and for the Count o'
Ciawley, Colorado. dc herep, -
Icttce that 1 will AT ne hour "I e'.
en- o'clock in the foI3Ioon OF aA'"'
dsy. the 18th day Of April "a
1000 nj the south frNrt doo' ot the
C,unty Court House in ordwas' !"
tho County of Crowley. Colofauo'
seu NJ public auction 10 the hlshes'
and hest bidder for cash the sald ue-
seribed premises. inclaaing an Na'ei
/ rights described in said Zee" ",
/ Trust and now appertainlng 70 anu
used upon said above described lahu
for the irrigation thereof and Tor 40
nestle purposes, and especlalIy Ihe
| (5) shares OF the capit STOCK vi ihe
Lake Meredith Reservoir COMPANY
represented by certificate NO 4u4E,
and five 80 shares OF the capital
stock of The Twin Lakes Reservoir
/ and Canal Company represented Dy
/ certificate Nos. 2244 and 2245,
which said certificates have been de-
livered to me. and all the right, title
and interest OF the said AK. Nrlsh'
/ and Fannie r. Wright. their heifS
/ and assigns. therein for the purpose
of paying the said sum OF Fifteen
Hundred Dollars ($l500.0O) prin'
cipal OF the above mentioned promi'
/ sorry note and the interest theron
as provided in said promissory nots
and Deed OF Trust; and for the pur-
pose of reimbursing the holder OF
said note for all sums advanced fol
taxes. water assessments and lnsur-
ance. with interest upon the several
amounts from the date OF payment
I thereof until the date OF sale; and
for he purpose of poying attorney
fees as in said note provided: being
the Indebtedness secured by said
Deed OF Trust; and the costs and e1-
penses of the sale and of executing
( this trust; and will deliver to tbs
purchaser a Certificate OF Purchase
therefor as provided by law.
Dated at Ordway, Colorado. this
l4th day OF March, A. D., 1922.
GEORGE A. WALKER,
Public Trustee in and for the Coun
" OF Crowley, State OF Colorado
First publication Mch II. 1922
Last publication April IA. 1922.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior. U. S.
Land Office at Pueblo, Colo, Feb.
2l, 1922.
Notice is hereby given that Lydia
Forrest, of Ordway, Colorado. who.
on November eth. 1912, made Desert
land entry, No. 0156O6, for SEA
NWA, Section 8. Township us,
Range sc w, 9Th Prin. Meridian. has
hled notice of intention to make fin
al proof and purchase under third
paragraph OF Act of March 4. 1915,
to este ish claim to the land above
aescriued. before Clerk Of the Dis
tIict Court, at ordway, Colorado, on
the lith, day of April, 1922.
Claimant rames as witreoses:
John F. Forrest, of Ordway. Colo.
race; George b. -Seigler, of Ordyay.
colorado: Charles f. Seigler, OF
Forder, Colorado; Walter F. WarI
OF ordway. Colorado.
JAMES +. DRAKE, Register.
flrst published Feb. "a, 1922.
Last published Mch, "a, 1922.
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BOB CREEK NEWS

Mrs. Robert Shaffer is i'll this week
Word has been received from Bud
hopkins and Oscar Lundahl saving
they are located at MeIia, Texas.
Bob Wright and Joe Adams ara i'll
MIR. and Mrs. Vim. Lundahl and
baby were guests OF Mrs. Josephine
Lundahl Sunday.
Herman Houck and his mother
nave gone to Sedalia, Mo, to look for
9 location.
W. +, Binger has bought the Houek
ranch and is moving there from the
Boston farm. '"'
Several members of the Rhodus
family have the influenza.
Mrs. Alex Pediso is i'll at her home
Christine and Lucille Ericsson are
Mrs. Tom Smith is ill with in.
nuenza. '"-
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Adam baya mov.
ed to the w. w. Wright ranch.
Mrs. Carl Fisher. who has been II,
Tor some time, is not Improving.
David Thimgan. sold to Mr.. Wrigh,
OF Rocky Ford some fat cows which
ue ueiiYered Monday at Manzanola.
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puRlIC TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas. A. r. Wright and ran
wright his wife. by Deed OF
Trust dated the 22nd day OF JAM
ary A. u. 1920. and recorded rep
mary II. 1920. in Book "a at fase
.1e If the records in the oftice oi
.rs County Clerk and Recoruer VI
crowley County, Colorado. aia esn
yey TO ;ha Public Trustee III anu ioi
the County OF Crowley, State oil eol
orado, ths following described re'
estate situate in Crowley county
Colorado. to-wit;
The East Half (E y } OF the We
Half (w16) of the East Half h =
OF the Northeast Quarter tNEtt ;
OF the Northwest Quarter ,NW :.
ot Section Twenty-three Us .
Towuship Twenty-one CID South
Range Fifty-seyen $50 West OF the
sixth (6th) Principal Meridian eN-
cept the right of way OF the Fueoio
md State Line Railroad COMPANY
NOW the Missouri Pacific Rail"a!
as the same is now constructed anu
except the north Thirty (So) te''
across said above described tract lo'
a public road, containing Five 20
acres. more or less;
Also One-siSteenth (l-l6th) OF
One full paid Eighty acre Water
Right in the Colorado Canal. being
l-l6th of Water Right No. 23i. for
the irrigation OF said land and for
domestic purposes. and all other
water rights now appertaining to
and used on said above described
land.
Which said Deed OF Trust was
made to secure the payment of their
promissory note of even date with
said Deed OF Trust for the sum OF
Fifteen Hundred and No-l0O Dollars
fSl5OO. 0o1 payable to the order OF
Lillian Purdy on or before two years
after date Thereof with interest at
the rate OF nine per cent per annuH
from date. payable semi-annually
rs is more particularly set forth in
said Deed of Trust. TO which refren-
ce is hereby made for greater GER
tainty; and
Whereas. the said A. R. Wright
and Fannie r. Wright and all per
sons claiming by. through OF under
them. or either of them. have de-
faulted in the payment of the prin'
cipal of said note which became due
ana payable January -. l'--' aHN
in the payment of the semi-annuaI
installment of interest upon said
note which became due and payable
July -. 1921. and in the paymenl
of the semi-annual installment OF in
terest upon said note which became
due and payable January %, 1922
and also in the payment Of assess
mentS for water used in the irriga
tiou of said land for the season OF
1921. and also in the payment oi
the general taxes levied upon said
land for the year 1920, which land
has been sold for taxes for said year;
and whereas the said A. R. Wright
and Fannie r. Wright and all per
sons claiming by. through or under
them. or either of them. have failed
to keep said premises insured ano
have failed TO pay the insurance pre-
MUM thereon amounting to the sun
OF Twenty-Five and 20-l00 Dollar:
t$2520). which said water assess
ments. insurance premium and take:
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CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our sincere
appreciation of all the kindnesses
and expressions OF sympathy ct he
people of Ordway during the illness
and death OF our beloved father.
The foral offerings were greatly ap-
precIated.
MR.. & MRS. r. ]. HASSTEDT,
MIR. & MRS. J. L. McGINNIS.
MR. & MRS HOWARD MORGAN
DORIS HASSTEDT,
MARTIN II. HASSTEDT.
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BRECKENRIDGE NEWS

Ed Bolger has been threShing in
the neighborhood the last week.
Claude Petrie called at the Adair
home Friday.
Little Ruby Gound is able TO re-
sumo her school work again.
Mrs. R. G. Armstrong and daugh-
ter visited with Mrs. Adair sunday
afternoon.
]. f. Gound and Mrs. Mayheld
made a trip 10 Crowley last Saturday.
]. E. Williams and son Homer cal
led at the Reed home sunday after
noon.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF
UNCLAIMED FREIGHT

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned Missouri Pacific Rail-
road Company viii sell AZ auction TO
the highest bidder on the 25th day Of
March. 1922. at 1900 o'clock A NJ
at the store house Of said railroad
Company situate III its railroad yards
near Pueblo at point about seven
hundred t700l feet easterly from
Santa Fe Avenue. the following de-
scribed goods. wares. merchandise
and machinery. or so much thereof as
will pay accrued freight and charges
thereon as hereinafter mentionedl
to-wit;
Medium Sized Corn Belt" trac-
tors.
small tractors.
flaming mill.
/ Gang plow
Said sale viii he made for the pur-
pose of realizing the freight charges,
with Federal war tax thereon. on
said property above described from
Emmet. Kansas TO Arlington. Colo
RADIO said shipment having moved
from said Emmett on November II.
1921. and having heen received at
Arlington on November 21. 1921. and
to realize also demurrage and storage
charges on said shipment. with Fed
eral war tax thereon. and labor
charges on said shipment to the date
of said sale. with costs of sale.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY.
BY E. y. CARROLL.
Its Agent.
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Ten Years Later

detective storisf' of eisa"
natu and general
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FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH
sunday school at 10 a. m.

Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Morning worship at l a. m. SER
mon. "My Grace ia Sufficient Tor
young Peoples Meeting gao p. IN,
Evcninr worship at 1890. Sermon
The Double Cure.
Prayer and Bible study hour We'd
nesday at 7:3O.
The church needs you, you need
c. f. HARTMANN. Minister.
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copyrighted by The Wheeler syndicate, Inc

One of the first of William J. Flynn after taking
charge York office of the United State secret
ice was TO order the Italians Vncenzo Lupo and
Giuseppe charges of manufacturing ana passing
counterfeit money Scians, anticipating such move
taken care trails we'll covered and at their
tr they flock of witnesses who swore TO aos
which effectually prevented conviction.
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Get your rubber stamps of the New
Era. =
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SCIENCE MEETINGS

The Christian Science church SER
vices are held at lib East Third st.,
every Sunday morning, at II o'clock.
The public is cordially invited to
these services.
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rosTorrrcE EXAMINATION

A. examination has been net for
Iii g nj Rocky Ford for applicants
for for postmaster for the ordwny onice.
u ~ I'd Downey is the temporary port
master and will be one OF the apph-
csnts.
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r9nts
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Homer Murphy Color do Springs
IA panIah Mae Smith, Ordwny.
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EDWARD w. MURPHY, Auctioneer.
uill sell at, the ALBERMARLs GARAGE
1915 Bedford Hv., Brooklyn. to-day, Satur-
day. May 20. ar II "A. NJ.

2 MOTOR TRUCKS
u MITCHELL AUTOMOBILE
Being the cars mentioned IN the follow
ing mortgages: Mortgage given by MIier's
Auto Express CO.. Inc, 10 Henry EIchel
thereafter assigned TO William Gompers.
Mortgage made by Mfl1er's Auto Express
Co.. Inc. TO Max Tannenhaus. dated March
4, 1921, which mortgage was thereafter
assigned 20, William Gornpers. ,.,.4 n
Mortgage made by Herman Metz to Will
ranr Gurpr rvfa detca April 7. .,ie22 80, .-v~.
Sale held by order OF the Mortgages by
reason OF the Breach OF Conditions ~ ths
Mortgagors.
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Notes of the Stage

Miss Margaret Anglin sends word that she
has sailed for Greece. Her husband Howard
Huh, and Livingston platt accompanied her
on the excursion.
Miss Marien Abbott has been engaged nv
Arthur Hopkins for the role OF Nurfbv IN
Anna Christie which is now spending the
summer at tho Cort Thcater. Chicago.
Miss Mary Garden Of the Chicago Opera
and Capt Trent OF the White Star liner Ma
jestic and New iork's skyline added their
names TO the distinguished visitors list at
the Globe Theeter last night. which. almost
made Good Morning Dearfe" ASSUME the
Importance OF the Genoa conference.
William Danforth. principal comedian Of
blossom Time" has invited Dave Danforth
pitcher OF the St. Louis Browns. to he his
guest at to-nishts performance at the AM
bsssador Theater. chiefly because they aren't
relatives.
Marc and zita Lockford. dancers in "The
Rose of StambouI'' at the Century Thecter
will return 10 Paris In July for a si1. v,cels
engagement at the Foles Eergere, becnuse Of
a contract from which. they cannot with
terpsichorean wriggllng. But they viii take
the first boat back to resume their. elegant
handsprincs In the Niennesc operetta, 80 the
worli continues bright.
'The Rotters," a satirlcal English piay by
r.. ~. Maitby. was produced lAst night, ny
Morris and Clarke at Stamford, after Its
every move had been the subject OF COM
munique.
cecil Lean Auu 1icO aIHyIPId. bthrrtnE IN
THE Rlushine Bride" nj the Forty-fourth
Street Theater signed contracts Yesterday
with Sigmund RofpDerg. who composed the
music for thfs show to provide score for
the musical comedy by Lean with which they
viii provide company for their current We
| hale here next season IN their musical roper
tolre tbeater. assuming that the Lean May
field prophecy OF It's launching VIII come
| true.
| Next Wednesday evening will be hotel right
at the Shubcrt Theater. when the executives
\ Of the chief New York hotels will see r1the
Hotel Mouse" and shake the haind Of Miss
Frances White later. even II tifey have TO
bend over 20 do it.
| = John Golden received y letter from John
Wiley. nm old friend. n Hong Kong. China.
(which was two years in coming 4,thruugh
the rnniiP ana Expressed the. hope fhht 1.-The
First Year, now 100 performances old ar
4 tbe Little Thcater. would tie down for y
| GOO run. In his answe~ Golden suggcsted
| that an effort be made 20 make VIII Hays
postmaster- general of tkc Pacific ocean.
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pI Avunliee W. zsth St. Ewes e:so.
TINIuVOS6 Mats. To-day&Wed. 2.3o
'UP THE LADDER"TKsshaN KhNYSNs SHEss
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10000 visit New ship.

Approximately 10000 persons inspected
the Majestic yesterday, the first day on
which she was thrown open, to the pub.
lie during her four days stay at New
York.
1t was found necessary, as the day
progressed and the crowd increased, to
rope off portions of the la carte res
taurant and to close the main dining
salon. This left the grand foyers. the
lounge and the Pompeian swimming
bath as the chief attractions. and these
were crowded.
The visitors of the late afternoon fi,-
cluded a large delegation OF members
OF the Society Of Naval Architects and
Marine Engineers. to whom tea was
served after inspection of the ships en-
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4fft+t ttt-tf -
BOGUS CHICK EVANS
SPOOFS GOLF FOLK
Seagoing Spirit, With Thick
Voice. Is Going to See About
Original Right Away.
REAL ONE ORDERS ARREST
Spurious Wife Also Annoys
Ex-Champion, Leaving Big
" Trail of Bad Debts.
REAL ONE ORDERS ARREST

= 4 :
Here's a case for SIR A. Conan Doyle
"a. subject for his ectoplasnnlc re-
searches. which, came in from England
Yesterday on board tho Aauitania:
Chick Evans, former nat,opai .s4golf
champion. is at his home in Chicago,
but either his wrath OF. "a practical
joker. who .spoofed the golf experts of
. England all spring. Announcing himself
as the one apd only Chick walked down
the gangpiank of the big liner and pro-
ceedcd to tell how he tsChiolSi evans
had beaten some of the best of the .ex-
perts overseas. a . =. - a 81
{ SCI came over registered as H l.. Dali
Lass but took that name TO get away
from crowds and notoriety., You know.
II the. folks on board had an inkling
that L was Eyans they would have an
noyed me fearfully. But my real name
is Chick, Evans. Some sone is posing
as Chick Evans In this country, and
am going to see a bout that at once
declared the .ectoplasmic Chick in a
rather thick voice. He had a suspicion
of hiccough.
II am going back to England as oap-
tain OF the American team on June
49," added the seagoing spirit of the
golfins Chick. who by the way no more
resembled the living, bodily. Chick than
the true Evans resembles Francis
Ouimet 1t so happens that Evans is
not going. over at all The British
amateur golf championship starts next
week. and it's too bad the wrath left
before It got going. S
A golfer posing as Chick Evans
played in England in March and April
and got considerable publicity there.
Golf critics of some of the leading
newspapers there wrote interviews with
the so-called Evans. But Chick was in
Chicago all the time. T Nl
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gine room. Most of the visitors to the
ship received handsome souvenir book
giving views Of the public rooms and
principal suites. ''
An official Innovation in connection
with.the ships stay in port was reg
nlar meeting on board yesterday of the
board os directors of the International
Mercantile Marine Company, followed
by luncheon, at which P. A. S. Frank
lin,. president of the company. presided.
The Cedric OF the White Star Line will
sail for Liverpool with 600 passengers
half of whom are in her cabins. Among
the passengers are Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt
Mallory. woman's national tennis cham
pion, accompanied by Miss Edith Sig
Quincy. of Boston, who are going
ship matches at WIMBLEDON in June.
Mrs. Mallory expects, to play Mile. Su-
zanne Lenglen, the French title holder.
whom she defeated at Forest Hills last
fall in an incompleted match.
Other passengers on the Cedric's list
are Charles Piez, who was in the SER
Vice of the United States Shipping
Board during the war; DR.. and Mrs.
Percy r. Turnure. Mrs. Charles w. Clin-
and Miss Bessie. Howard Martin. Mrs
William L. Stuyvesant and Captain c.
A. Wilson, of New York: Major and
Mrs. Frederick d. Morrieless. OF Lon
don; DR.. and Mrs. Charles 3. Cooper.
of Honolulu: Mrs. A. w. McEldowney.
wife of the vice-president of the Mel
Ion National Bank, Pittsburgh; Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Adamson. of Boston; A. s..
Carter. of New Orleans. and DIR. e. G.
Coverly Haskins of Philadelphia. th
voynGers oI,thc America.
The America OF the United States
Lines, sails at noon for Plymouth,
Cherbourg and Bremen. with a capacity
list of 800 passengers. 450 Of whom will
be in the cabins. .H
Among those who are sailing is
Thomas H. Rossbottom, general man
ager of the line; Henry Bruckner. presi-
dent OF the Borough Of The Bronx. ac-
companied by Otto Lachman and Al
bert Liemenau: Mr. and Mrs. John +.
Braun of Philadelphia; Franklin Spep-
Ger Edmopds. recently reelected to the
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Pennsylvania Legislature; w Matiei.
American Vice Consul at Zurich; John
II. Wetmore. vice consul at Breslau;
Mr., and Mrs Ross Haseltine. and Miss
Ruth Williams.
The Holland America liner Ryndam
will carry 465 passengers, among whom
win be wiilem Mengelberg. guest con-
ducror OF the Philharmonic Orchestra ;
Mrs. Mengelberg, MIS- Benjamin Frank
lin, DIR. and Mrs J. w. jerks. Prof. and
Mrs. John Philip Miss Elsa McKeever,
Miss Helen c. McKeever. Miss G. w.
How, Miss j., w. How. Harold Fleming.
Miss. Erna' Rubinstein. the 16-year-old
viollnist; Mr.. and, Mrs,, Robert Alder.
Dr. MurlS Jansen. Coenraad v. Bos and
DR.. H. van Klooster.
Passengers on the Lafayette of the
French Line will include Mr.. and Mrs.
Fl. NJ Runyon. Miss Marjorie Runyon,
Mr., Herbert, Scoviile. DIR. Frederick r,
Keppel, Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Bullen. Mr..
and Mrs William NJ. Ellicott. Mr.. and
Mrs. william S. Edgar, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Davidson Fiske. Richard sB.
-Grinnell,. Mr.. and Mrs. Roderick .Steb-
bins, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Southwick ana
the Misses Southwick.
Making her first trip in the service OF
the Royal Mail. the Vestris OF the Lam
port & Holt Line will sail with 200 pas
sengers. among whom will be Roman
Alexander ,Dombrowski of Minneapolis.
friend. of Paderewski and one. OF the
oldest .Polsh-Americens in the United
States II. Reeves Smith. actor Mr.. and
Mrs. George E Tilford. St. Augustine.
Fla: Mrs. Henry c.. Hopkins. F. w:
Jones Sd. Charles Fairbrother Capt w.
II. Bird Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Williams
and George Schoeps
Other vessels sailing to-day. are the
Presidente Wilson. the Dante Allghieri,
the Gothland and the Assyria.
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Vessels Leaving Here for European Ports Will Garry
Total of 5000 Passengers.

|. Ten Atlantic liners. including the new
EMajestic of the White Star Line. largest
steamship. IN the world. will sail from
this port to-day for Europe, carrying a
| total of 5000 passengers of all classes.
The Majestic. which is making the
return half OF her maiden voyage. is
carrying 1000 voyagers. $40 of whom are
in the first cabin.
Announcement was made yesterday
by the White Star officials that the
ships machinery is in first class con-
dition-erroneous reports having gone
out to the contrary-and that she is
expected to steam as fast on her east
ward. voyage as she did coming west
ward. when she made as high as .25h
knots an hour
Among those sailing on the Majestic
are Dr. J. c. A. Everwijn, Minister to
the United States from the Netherlands,
and Mrs. Eyerwijn; Prince Hohenlohe-
Langenberg; w. II. Brevoort. former
president of the Replogle Steel Com
pany Arthur Balfour. British steel
operator: Martin H. Glynn. former Gov
H..
Hughes of Toronto;. Nine. Tomas LIE
Breton. wife of the Argentine Ambas-
sador to the United States Col Robert
Leckie.. Major Maitland Kersey, A. c.
McCorquodal. Col. William Riach of the
British Army; Rembrandt Peale, coal
operator; F. w. Woolworth, New York
merchant. and b. Vankatapati Raju.
member of the Indian Commission.
Also Mrs. stephen S. Bigelow, Mr.
and Mrs. George T. Bowdoin, Mr.. An
gier b. Duke, Mrs. A. Fillmore Hyde
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. King. Mr. and Mrs
Edward j. King, Miss Marie. Lafiarche,
Mr. and Mrs. Abram Poole (Mercedes
de Acosta), Mr.. and Mrs. Henry st.
Clair Putnam, Mr.. Harry e.. Hoy and
Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Rose. all of New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Schu-
cite. who were married Thursday: Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall Field. Arthur G..
Cable and Arthur G. Cable, Jr., of Chi
cago; Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd M. Robbins.
Mr.. L. S. Griswold Knox and Mr.. Henry
Carton and Henry Carton. Jr., of San
francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. j. Dawson
Gallery of Pittsburgh. and Mr. Albert
Cheney. Miss Sarah Cheney and Miss
Catherine Cheney of Los Angeles.
Others on board will be Lord Inch
cape and his daughter. the Hon. Elsie
Mackay, Harold A. Sanderson, chair
man, and A. b. Cauty, joint manager of
the White Star Line. all Of whom ar
rived on the ship Tuesday. Miss Mackay
whose marriage to Capt. Dennis Wynd-
ham was anhuled few years ago
has gained considerable fame on the
stage and In motion pictures under the
name of Poppy Wyndham.
Also sailing are Carlyle Blackwell,
film star: Nine Gladys Axman, singer
and j. W. Rickardy, English comedian,
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VALENTINES BRIDE
USED MAIDEN NAME
.Winfred Shaughnessy Is Hud.
nuts Step-Daughfer.

Los ANGELES, May 19.--The name
winifred shaughnessy. used by the new
bride of Rodolph Valentino. whose we'd
ding at Mexicali last Saturday prompted
an investigation, Is her real maiden
name.
She is the stepdaughter Of Richard
Hudnut New York perfume manufac-
turer. Her mother, formerly the wife
of a Salt Lake City man, was married
later to Edward De Wolfe. brother OF
Elsie De Wolfe, then stage favorite.
The De Wolfes went to San francisco,
where Winifreds mother became an in
terror decorator, and year ago she
married Richard Hudnut., at.