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their guest, William Theirauf of
Roxbury, Mass.
Miss Norma Dyer entertained nine
little friends Tuesday afternoon,
her sixth birthday.
William Blaisdell was at home
from the University of Maine over
Sunday. He was accompanied by
his roommate, Harry Culbertson.
Oct. IS. Echo
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Miss Title E. Martin, with her
niece, Esther, of Newport, was here
Thursday.
E. L. Mckay of Bangor visited his
parents last Wednesday.
V Horace A. MarFarland, who has
been here two weeks, has returned
to his home in Brighton, Mass.
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1anIac Reseues
Hartford Woman
Health and Strength Restored
after Suffering from Indigestion,
Dizzin ess And Nervousness.
Cnins q Pounds.

Life without good
health is a grim
shadow. For a year
Mrs. EmmaYockeu,
Al Buckingham St.,
Hartford, Conn. ,suf-
fered terribly from
stomach troubles
and other ailments.
indigestion and
loss of appetite
caused such untold
misery that nv
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SPORT NEWS SECTION

plunge. Nevertheless Jimmy felt
ti.at his dignity was hurt by that
kind of discourtesy and proceeded
t, belt the sawdust out of Mr.. Rom
cro for the remainder of the session.
The second aud third were even.
Jimmy began bleeding i'll the third,
but whanged his opponent so often
that he had him shedding ciaret
from the mouth before the gong
rang. Jimmy did the C:eaner punch
ing, but Romero was stronger and
heavier and won the verdict, al
though some of the fans man ifestei
their discomfort by upbraidihg the
patient referee, who had nothing
TO do with it, as it was wholly de
cided by judges.
Ochoa and Farren did not make
much of u hit Wiz. nc crowd. Far
rem really has Il wicked short arm
;ab that hurts while not making
much of an impression. 1t had
Ochoa bleeding before the first
round was half over. In the sec
ond they fell at a corner of the
ring while Farren was trying to
put Ochoa away after getting him on
queer street with that apparently
ineffective, but furnishing left jolt.
Ochoa was hurt so batiiy i'll the dou-
bic dive to the canvas that he had
to be helped ou7 of tne ring. Anyhow
he was about out. Couldn't t have
lasted the round.
After the first bout there was an
extra put on in the gallery by two
perfcrvid fans and Referee Hackett
got up there in time to declare it
10 contest and back in time to ref
cree the next regular number.
Take it all in all there never was
u better evening IN sae way of the
manly sport and extras put on In
this neck of the woods. The crowd
was ample, but not so large as it
undoubtedly will be next time. The
effects of the long layoff has to
Ee overcome. but the cool open
arena should attract capacity houses
during the warm weather if the
management keep putting on such
fine cards as last night S.
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CHENEY AND MURPHY PUT UP FAST
AND SCIENTIFIC BOUT THROUGHOUT;
PRELLMlNARIES WERE EXTRA FAST

Last night S boxing show was
excellent, and while all of us missed
the genial big thusiast who de
mands upricuts1', the presence OF
that clean cut little gentleman of
introduced to the fans, made up for
the other $ absence.
The main evcnters lived up 90
their press agenting each had
gained decisions over the roek-rlb.
bed Joe Layman-for they were
class pcrsonificd. In the beginning
there were some raucus and discon.
tented souls who, failing through
natural dumbncss 90 see the tense
clip at which the boys were travel
irg, voiced their woe over lack OF
gore; but the discerning spectators
soon realized they were looking N
two scientific, hard hitting and
game boys, as the unusual pattcr OF
hand claps after the rounds testl-
fled.
In the opening rounds Cheney S
heavy punishment to the body, de.
l;vcred IN the way of short hooks as
they were closing IN or backing
away for the boys were not liz
clincd to clinch much before they
tired-seemed to DC telling o. Muir
ply, although the Latter stood Up
ueterminedlv end silut home telling
clouts whenever an opening prescnt
ed. Both boys were good at that al
most lost boxing trick of recovery
for no matter now hard either tried
miss never left MIN. wide open
Before the bout had gone many
rounds La Barba, who is slow 70
comment on anything in his own
line of sport, said Gee, those boys
alo good!' y
The dark skinned Cheney Is a
v,rv difficult man to hit, fighting
nj times from crouch and mway )
bobbing in the manner of Jack
Dempsey, but the outstanding Mul.
,hy did not waste many punches,
landing less often, but scoring h"ar-
ilv when he did send in hls VA
lops.
Cheney had a lead, especially on
BODY punishment, up to the fifth
round; in the 9th Cheney seemed tlr.
ing, but used his greater ring eraf,
il resting up in the .clinchca AMI
making his best showing with he
greater speed in furry Of bodf
punishment at the beginning Of eaeh
round. 1t looked at that phase oi
the battle us if Murphy were con-
frg from behind to win with ms
Astccngth. z d -,
- In the seventh, eight and IA illth
the going was even, Doth boys she"
jnp their class aud condition by
fighting faster than in tine opening
sessions. Murphy iook the tenth
hv shade. more by his strength
which got Cheney off his balance
tnan bv any damage done.
The writer thought Cheney had Il
Slight edge because of the greater
amount Of punishment he inflicted
in the opening rounds, but inclmes
10 the belief that where things are
that close ,lc Judges show thcT
good sense hv draw verdict.
Murphy will make great boxer
Ills trunks gave the impression thai
nc is a high school athlete and there
fore not 50 ole a; Inc game rs Che
ncy. but is is an instructive fighter
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NOTICE TO VEGETABLE MEN
For Sale or Rcnt-Onc of the
finest 160 acres of land in I'M
perial Valley on Il paved high,
way, has been in alfalfa since
1916 except two years. No finer
soil in the valley for vegetables
aud fruit; only two miles from
shipping point; will rent this for
II term of five years or will sell
1T on a bases of enough cash 10
insure it being sale aud the
balance of the purchase price
payable in ten annual payments
at q per cent interest. 1t is i'm
possible for the owner to give
this place his personal attention
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Lost and Found

LOST-Boy 5 bicycle from high
school grounds. Notify IS9
Brighton. Reward. 1hi
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Here and There
in Sport World
By United Press Leased Wire

By United Press Leased Wire
New York - The middleweight
championship fight in which Tiger
Flowers viii dcIend his crown on
May ~ against Harry Grcb i'll Madi-
SON Square Garden has received the
sanction of the state athletic com
mission.
London--Glcnna Collctt, American
woman golf champion, has arrived
here to take part in the British
women S open championship next
month. Ia
Syracuse, ~. Y.--Davc Shade of
California outpointcd Frank Moody
Iof Wales in ten round 90.
New York--Abe Goldstcin, former
bantam champion, gained the ref
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New York--Abe Goldstcin, former
bantam champion, gained the ref
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Situations Wanted

THOROUGHLY experienced book
keeper aud accountant desires
position in the valley. Pcrman,
ent. Press Box 971. 1918
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COAST LEAGUE
Y esterday's Results

Yesterdays Y Results
Seattle 81, Hollywood 50.
Los Angeles |, Sacramento 0.
Oakland ), San Francisco ..
Missions ), Portland 1 Ga in
nings).
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RODEC, TAIL VEZ

SAUGUS, Cal, April PA get
together, rodco and barbecue at
Hairy Carey's ranch near here by
members Of the Southern California
Baseball Managers association was
Oh tap for Sunday.
"All managers, umpircs, bali
players, their families, friends and
fans are invited,' according to the
announcement.
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WEST MAIN st.

Ten acres, close in. Ideal I0ca-
tion for grapefruit orchard and
home. This is a snap as land
in this location will double in
value and can be handled for
same price as you would have
to pay for five or six miles
from town. Sec At'FLER-
BAUGH, with Edgar Bros.
Realty Co. 1916
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The club Casa Del Mar, Santa
Monica s new beach and athletic
club, formally opened today. The
new club viii participate i'll nearly
every field of sport, but will spe-
cialize in swimming.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

New York s, Brooklyn 3.
Philadelphia =, Boston J..
Pittsburgh 3, st. Louis =.
Chicago Is, Cincinnati |.
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hard to hurt, crafty and willing
His mouth as bleeding from early
II the bout, bus ne kept mis- lips
tight closed even during the tough
est Of the milling, splitting ont the
- evidence in to the bucket when
he reached his corner. 1t was not
until several rounds of the telling
pace m ade him open his mouth to
breathe that one could readily sec
tlat the jolting TO his face was
causing any.damagc.
1t was rattling good bout. 1t 8
4 certainty that any fan who saw
ii will be back to see the next card.
To take the prclinlinarics in the
regular order: Macario Mansted Gas
near as Announcer Penny Richmond
could get his distinguished patrony-
nic) and Ed Stone put up an exhi-
bitiOn that started off like throw
irg an egg into an electric fan, and
1T buzzed up ft intervals like the
reports from A.auna Loa. Marcario
fought from squat. more nuzzling
by far than crouch. With his
legs spread like a boot jack and
his brown left arm extended he was
= difficult target to paste, but Mr..
Stone bcltcd him right Justify on
occasion, and there were several OF
casiOns all hands rounds:
They got wild as geese in the see
ond stanza and the pace had both
huvs battling win open mouths By
the time the third round was reach
ed. Each planted heavy right i'll
the fourth that nearly brought home
the bacon. There was little TO
choose between them at the finish
Tie decision went to Stone.
Self and Rattling johnson came
down from the wilds of Brawlev to
snow the connOiscurs what real
rot amounts to when properly stag
Cd. Self had the edge on science,
lut Mr.. johnson tough as whale
bono, and willing to keep UP an ar
glmrnt, was an enthusiastic contrib
ator to any line of fistic research
~ trwusmm choose TO start. Ref
cree Tackett got wall-eycd early in
sthc rantata tying TO watch them.
u the SECOND it looked serious for
johnson when he got stiff clip. or
the head and sat down on ihis
hmI,crs for second. But II WIS
. little more than second. He
came back with saplomb. and in the
third frame ktockcd Seli pretty
nVar kicking with II heavy one 10
" ald. Self .showed,s his absolu.q
9 rgneness By comingrback aud figh \
ine iust as if It punch in tile solar
pIcXus were nothing worth mention
irg. johnson. however, was too
strong for his game and willing OPP
r,Lcnt. That IS all that got him the
dccisiou-grcatcr strength.
-
Romero and Bradshaw renewed
t,cir ancient fcud 1t was going
along not much mosc violently than
an Irish revolution until Bradshaw
slipped in whirlwind mixup and
fen TO the floor. Romero uncorkrG
II brand new punch by hitting Jin-
my on the third lumbar vcrtcbra.
The crowd boocd the red headed con
ouistador, but il wa5 not coming to
lum, He really had the punch
stated before Jimmy started to
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FOR RENT room bungalow, Ap-
ply 672 Orange or phone 330W.
22tf
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FOR REN1--320 acres soft aud me
dunn soft land, fine for vcgc,
tables and melons, located in the
carly belt. . miles west and
mile north of Mt, sigma store,
along west side main. All in al.
falfa hut 40 acres. Address O. T..
HYDE, Rte ID Box 3S, Calcxico. or
3j7 Grant ST. Rcdlands. l1t6
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and for that reason is willing to
dispose of it on the above terms.
Address all communications to
Box E, Calexico, 24t3
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cree s decision over AL Brown, ne
gro boxer, in ten round bout.

Everett, Wash.-Buddy Bercot,
Everett lightweight, fought the last
four rounds OF his six round fight
against frankie Repoze. Bellingham,
last night with a broken hand and
obtained a draw.
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PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION

being tract 90. There is 140
acres under cultivation, balance
easy to level, fine water and
drainage, best of silt land, win
sell if at once for $4,000, one
half cash. r. NJ. Waddell, care
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Base Ball Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

yesterday Results
st. Louis ,, Chicago |.
Washingto 9, Philadelphia ).
Cleveland ., Detroit ).
New York ,, Boston l..
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San Francisco-Leonardo Garcia
and Al Crisp, feathcrweights, fought,
six ronds to a draw at Dreamland
rink last night.
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TO LEASE for rice. 100 acres. fav.
orable terms. Tracts 40, so. 1915.
; miles north of Meloland. Write
Liggett & Stc;zer, $50 L. st. San
Diego. 27tf
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T0DAY'SWANTAD ADS

SCREEN bed room for rent. Suit
able for one or two gentlemen.
AL Brighton. o4t3
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LOST white, . gray horses from
from =. j. Storms ranch, Sccley.
Finder will receive reward S1.ou
per head. Notify Kqnishima Bros
la Contra 23t6
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WANTED-Room for one or two
business men in boarding and
rooming club. Phone Remele at
995 or Burnham at 375 during
business hours. Cali 13S after
p. m. 25to
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WILL sacrifice my equity of $500
in high grade piano for $500,
cost 5000 new. only > months old,
Can arrange terms. II. w. Bell,
general delivery, Calcxico.
24 81 |
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OUND-CarpcntCr's IS tool boN'
Uchimiva, Rte B. Box lol, icher.
niles cost Ucber 22t3
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LOST-Fliday. Collie dog. White
collar and tail tip. Reward. 4Zo
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WE. HANCOCK, ReaItor
5i6 Main st. Phone 437

FOR SALE--1G0 acres, > miles
west and Y mile south of Scclcy,
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WANTED-Stenographer. Must be
experienced, fast in shorthand
and typwrit1ng. One acquainted
with vegetable business prefer
red. Aperican Fruit Grwers Inc,
Brawley. 24t2
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WANT TO Buy or room mod
ern house. Reasonable. Press
Box 969 o3t2
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8. This date commentaries the an
niversary OF the organization Of
Idaho as a territory on March g.,
1868.
Committees for the banquet have
been announced as follows: Ban
quet Communicable. Charles B. Jen-
nings. chairman; Mrs. Adams Shu.
bert. daughter of Senator and Mrs.
Frank r. Gooding; Miss Toussaint
Dubois, daughter of former Senator
and Mrs. Fred r. Dubois Of Idaho;
Mr.. Paul c. Hanson. Mr.. Fred u
Brossard, DR.. w. N. Johannessen,
president of the Idaho State Society,
and Mr.. Kenneth N. Parkinson.
The subcommittee include: Com.
mittee on entertainment-Mr. Fred u.
Brossard. chairman; Mrs. Frank r.
Gooding. Mrs. John Arnold Cannon
and MIR. Vernon B. Walters. Com
mittee on decorations-Mrs. Adams
Shubert. chairman; Mrs. Fred T. Du-
bois, Mrs. Burton L. French, wife Of
Representative French of Idaho: Mrs.
Marshall Wright, Mrs. Carol Foster
and Miss Rita Hume. niece of the
Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs.
Jardine. Committee on music-Mr.
Kenneth n. Parkinson, chairman:
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served. with Mrs. Tilman b. Parks.
Mrs. j. S. Parker. Mrs. James II.
Patten. Mrs. r. w. Phillips. jr.: Mrs.
II. ]. Pratt and Mrs. Nell G. Under
wood assisting at the tea table.
Miss Ahmawake Hastings, daughter
Of Representative and Mrs. William
w. Hastings of Oklahoma. gave a
bridge and luncheon at the Congress
sional Club yesterday for her class
mate at Vassar, Miss Jean Ford, who
Is playing at a local theater this
week. There were four tables for
bridge.
Mr.. Walter Hayes gave a luncheon
at the Shoreham Hotel yesterday in
honor of former Gov. Frank o. Low
den of Illinois and had as other
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Representative Reid Host
At Dinner Last Night,

Representative Frank r. Reid Of H.
linoiS was host at dinner last night
at the Willard, where he had a small
party.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Sanders were
hosts to company Of seven at lunch
con yesterday in the presidential din
ing room at the Mayfower.
Miss Kate Weaver and Mrs. Mary
f. Busey entertained at luncheon at
the Hotel Grafton yesterday Mrs.
Charles S. Deneen, Mrs. Gordon-Cum-
ming, Miss Anthem, Miss Harriet
Stone, Miss Isabel Stone, Mrs. j. w.
Hays, Mrs. B. F. Harris. Miss Julia
Maths. Mrs. William Arnold, Mrs. w.
Mary Harris, Mrs. w. p. Hall, Miss
Edward Clifford. Mrs. Wilton Lam
bert. Miss Douglas and Mrs. NJ. K.
Varrell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis NJ. Dfllman of
New York, entertained at dinner last
night at the Willard in compliment to
Col. Sheriff., city manager of Gin
cinnati.
The well known poet, Edward
Markham, will be the guest of honor
at the meeting of the Congressional
Club on Friday of this week. There
will be a program of special interest
to the members of the club. inasmuch
as 1t is to be participated in by a
number of the members, and will be
unusual and unique In character.
Following the program tea will be
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guests the Rev. Charles Lyons. presi-
dent Of Georgetown University; for
mer Senator Holm Bursum Of New
Mexico, Judge Rush Holland, the
Rev. George Coyle. Judge Cox. Mr..
Edward Doyle, Maj. James Blythe and
Mr.. James Cameron.
Col. and Mrs. Francis T. A. Junkin.
who have been spending the past
week at the Mayfiower, left Wash.
ington yesterday for New York,
where they will sail aboard the Conte
Biancamano for SpaiY.. Col. and Mrs.
Junkin will motor through Europe
during the Spring and Summer and
will return to this country some time
next Autumn
Mrs. John @. Tilson of Connecticut,
Representative Edith Nourse Rogers
Of Massachusetts and Representative
Florence P. Kahn of California are
honor guests of the League Of Re-
publican Women of the District of
Columbia at a dinner to be given at
1880 o'clock tonight at the Willard
Hotel. Miss Alice Whitaker is chair
man OF the committee arranging the
guests.
Miss Isabel Bacon, who resides at
the Grace Dodge Hotel, left yester-
day for New York and will sail for
Europe, to remain for several months.
Word has been received that Gov.
c. G. Moore of Idaho is leaving
Boise, Idaho, this week to attend the
annual Territory day" banquet to
be given by the Idaho State Society
In honor of the pioneers now in
Washington. at the Mayfower March
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Charles J. Bell, Mrs. Georgia Knox
Berry, Mrs. Stephenson Scott, Mrs.
John j. Duff. Mrs. Louise Chase
Myers, Mrs. Stanford c. Hooper, Mrs.
A. Chambers Oliphant, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Latane Lewis and Mr. Emmons
S. Smith, ir
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has been on for the past three weeks.
will afford a subject.
Mrs w. f. Chamberlin. general
chairman of the drive, will preside.
and at the guest and speakers table
will be the officers of the woman's de-
partment. Mrs. Harvey S. Irwin,
president; Mrs. w. S. Mcdowell. vice
president; Mrs. j. II. Straughn, score
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SOCIETY
President Coolidge Guest of Attorney
General at Dinner Last Night
at the Willard Hotel.
7HE President was unaccom-
panied by Mrs. Coolidge at
the dinner last evening which
the Attorney General and Mrs.

7V1E President was unaccom-
panied by Mrs. Coolidge at
the dinner last evening which
the Attorney General and Mrs.
Sargent gave in their honor.
Mrs. Coolidge is confined TO her room
by an attack of grip and Mrs. Jar
dine vile OF the Secretary OF Agrl-
culture, filled in" for her at the din
ner.
The other guests We're former Gov.
and Mrs. William w. Suckney OF Lud-
low, VI; Judge and Mrs. Homer l..
Skeels, Mr.. ana Mrs. George +. Levey,
Mr. ana Mrs. Frank W. Agan, all OF
Ludlow. W.; Mr.. and Mrs. frank w.
Sterns of Boston, AIR. and Mrs. Wal
do l.. Cook OF Springfield, Mass; Mr..
and Mrs. Asa q. Briggs OF ST. Paul,
Mimi, Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel w.
Smith on PROVIDENCE, r. L.; Mir. and
Mrs. Fred w. Sargent OF Chicago,
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Jonn NJ. Thomas OF
New brunswick, y. j.; MIR. ana Mrs.
Frames omy me, Mr.. ana Mrs. Henry
Clark Oh New \ DIX, Nine. Mary Bran
here uf Clos ST. LOUIS, Belle fontalne,
Algeria; Mr.. ana Mrs. Addison ID.
Buell, Judge ana Airs. Charles Ii.
Daring, MI. ana Mrs George w. iar-
rlS o. Burlington, VI. air. ana MIS-.
NeWton TurSeon or BuIIaio, Mr. ana
Mrs tred l.. CoiDurn o. Gien rams,
~.
MlduIescA, VI. .Ir. anu Mrs. Fred A
HowL..... of AonIpner, VI; Mr.. ana
Mrs. u,Ile G. Sueuu OF kecne, \. IT,;
. MIR. ANA Mrs. rreu 4. Demond OIL
Concord, y. IL; Mr. ana MIS-. Thomas
Vince u Session, MIR. NilIam Is. I.
StlchAey OF Bethei, VI; Dr. and Mrs.
GGSar l.. Crussiuan ana ar. ana MIS-.
Gilbert eros. enor OF W. deninSton.
Mrs. Kellogg, Wlie or the Secretary
OF Sac, VINO Is SpenulnS some ZINE
in New YORK, VIII remain lhere lof
the opera, ana Is eApected 10 return
to Washington MONDAY.
The secretary OF War and Mrs.
DwlGnl r. DAVIS entertained at DIM
ner last evening IN nonor Oh the Am
baSsIuOr OF III eat brltaln ana Lady
lSaueia howard. Inc olner SueSlS
were me IMlnls,er OF foIand and
Nine. liechanowska, Senator FRED
erlck HAZE, Senator and MRS. Guy
DeSparu Con, Representative ana
Mrs. Joun t'nlip hlIi, Representative
and .,,IS. .Marlln Is. Madden, the I'm
deI secretary OF STATE ana MIS-. Joseph
g. GreW, .nr. and MrS. Jonn w lIhiuS,
The counselor OIL The trencn embassy.
Count dc SdrugeS; Mrs. Frederic "a
Keep, an. InlLp LaZio and Mr.. ana
Mrs. LuGene meyer, u.
The Secretary OF Agriculture and
Mrs. Jarulne Viii be tie nonor guests
at dinner this evening OF MIR. and
Mrs. Leroy Eakln Oh MannaLdnr
kanS.. VINO are spending the Wlnter
in Washington at the MayftoWer
Hotel.
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Mrs. Addison T. Smith, wife OF Rep
resentative Smith Of Idaho; Mrs.
Joshua Evans and Mr.. Dan McDou.
gall. Committee on fnance-Mr.
Paul c. Hanson. chairman; Mr.. A.
A. Merrill and Mr.. John Arnold Can
non. Committee on press and pub
licity-Miss Toussaint Dubois, chair
man; Mr.. Lloyd Lehrbas and Mrs.
John Arnold Cannon.
Representative Burton l.. French
will be POSTMASTER of the occasion.