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FOR SALE-9 8 wall tent almost
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LOST--Pair of black shelled rim
glasses in black leather case. Find
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FOR SALE Seven room house, part
ly modern. Close in. Also 100 by
$50 TT. lot across from Roosevelt
school. Phone 9O5 after p. m.
FOR RENT-M Modern four room flat
with bath, heat and water. Phone
905 after p. M.
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WANTED-At once, Waitress at Cliff.
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FOR RENT--July 1st, an apartment
modern, two rooms and kitchenette
downstairs. SIS Sixth st. Phone
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WANTED TO BUY-An icebox
Phone 1881.
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Despite the fact that North Dako-
ia last year led the nation in the
production of cash grain crops.
spring wheat. flax. rye and barley.
producing two-fifths Of all the
spring wheat raised in the United
States, the value Of its 1925 diversi-
fled farming crops was greatef than
the average value Of the states
wheat crop rsthe past five years.
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COMMITTEE WILL SUMMON
OTHER ORGANIZATIONS

washington, Juno 26-(AP) Tho
ku klux Khan, the churches, the vets
and the drys. and all others whose
organized influence has been felt in
senatorial elections will be asked to
testify about their activities before
the senate campaign funds commit
tee.
Ihls announcement was made today
by Chairman Reed after IL had cam
celled today's session so that more
"details of the operations Of the Anti
Saloon League could be supplied by
Wayne b. Wheeler.
The chairman told Wheeler the
committee will welcome any infor-
nation that you have" aobut other
organizations. but the dry leader re-
Piled with smile: I'VE have lost
it.'
Senator Reed said that Captain
William Fl. Stayton, head of the AS
ISOLATION Against tho Prohibition
Amendment, would be among those
questioned.
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PAGE THREE

deal for agriculture BY sending SEN
ators Nye back to the senate - help
carry on the Fight Tor adequate farm
relief and other vital progressive
measures"
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WILL NOT BLOCK VOTE
IN TING NlEas N AC1lAN

Washington. June 90 AP)-Scn-
ate supporters OF the defeated Nc
Nary equalization fee bill agreed to-
day to abandon their move to lay
aside all farm relief legislation.
The change in plans was attributed
to the statement issued late yester-
day by President Coolidge. who urged
congress to pass the Tineher farm
credits bill.
While not favor;ng tw Tincher
bill. the McNary group dccitied not to
attempt to block vote on it. in view
Of the presidents request
In accordance with ttt new agree
ment Senator Watson. Republican.
Indiana, withdrew TODAY the motion
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he made yesterday to lay aside all
farm. relief legislation in, the senate
and <Steed to the Of
veterans relief.
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Yellowstone, the largest Of the ma
tional parks. has an area Of 834a
square miles.
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SHOPPING HERE
Mrs. w. Banded of Hebron is
spending few days in Bismarck
shopping.
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Cook with Gas. It's the
Ideal Fuel.
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FROM HAZEN
Mrs. Berry Stoelting of Halcn is
spending a few days shopping in Bis
marck.
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GUESTS HERE
Mrs. d. II. Houser and daughter.
MaryH are guests Of Mrs. Houser's
daughter, Miss Blanche Houser.
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HERE YESrERDA,

Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Peterson Of
Mandan were Visiting in. Bismarck
yesterday. -.
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WANTED TO BUY-An icebox.
Phone 1881.
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FOR RENT--July LIST, an apartment,
modern, two rooms and kitchenette,
downstairs. SIS Sixth St. Phone
800.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-07
Cops Play Clown
For Lost Boy

Jack Beaver, three years old, is
as brave as the average youngStcr
and he has probably chased rs
many imaginary Indians away from
his home MS any kid in his block,
hut when he straycd away from his
mother at Sixth and Main this
morning and found himself walking
alone in new territory he broke
down and cried, something he has
never done for redskins who in
habit his Fairgrounds.
Jackie was plainly lost when he
was encountered by Assistant Chief
tornelSon and when brought to the
police station he refused to he com
fortcd Desk Sergeant Tmry
played horse for the youngster,
Chief Oswalt made faces and bark
cd like II dog, and city hall employ
cs tried to muSe him in various
ways. Whether it was the startling
appearance of OsWalt or the antics
Of Toncv that alarmed him Jackie
would not ten. The chief finally
took Jackie for stroll and few
Feet from the station he met the
hoy $ mother Mrs. Sam Beaver.
Safe in arms he knew Jackie gave
every indication that his first en-
pcricncc with policemen will be his
last.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-07
NEW FIRE TRUCK
EXPECTED TO BE
HERE TOMORROW

Activities o. fire prevention
week viii come to Il close here Sat
urdav with Il final tour of inspcc-
tioH by officials to determine If
have been improved III
+. Ccntro.
Assistant Fire Chief Rcams will
inspect hotels Friday and Saturday.
and viii also make Il tour of in
>pcctjon through city schools. He
announced today that i'll the down
town business district many fire
hazard, nave been eliminated dur
ing th" past week Cellars have
Eccn cleaned Of rubbish; arcawayS
have been cleared and much rub
hiSh has been removed from places
whore il had been allowed to ac-
cumUlatc.
What the fire department looks
on rs tn" biggest single aid t.
fire fighting in the city viii be
celebrated tpmorrow with arrival
Of the new fire truck from the
Amcrican-La France company il
Elmira, y. y. The track will be
assembled tomorrow morning ur.
der direction Of an expert from the
factory and will be given a three
hour test next week, in accordance
with underwriters requirements.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-07

the mass meeting, because Of a
building program that the organ1za-
tion is conducting.
The convention turned today to
the consideration Of complex set
of resolutions, following Il dramatic
session which late yesterday result
Cd in public dcnmciation Of hostili-
tv to the labor movement here.
Endorse Smith
Resolutions before the convention
include proposals to place the
American Federation Of Labor ON
record as favoring the IL hour week
in all industry, recognition Of So
Wet Russia, opposition of the World
Court. endorsement of Governor Al
fred f. Smith of New York for
election a; president of the United
States. and more than two score
''right' and "lcft' wing tests of
strength.
While it was generally conceded
.hat tho conservative" a'm'hiS'rH-
ton forces were - comr', - con
troll of the convention, it Was re
ported today that malcOntcnt cred
elements have congrcgate1 in III"
shadow of the convention to seek
EXPRESSION of more radical views
than held by the rank and filc OF
the American Federation of Labor.
4 storm of protest broke over the
convention late yesterday When
leaders and veteran members OF the
organization WED for recognition to
express resentment at the action
of the Detroit Y. NJ. G. A. and OF
several churches here in CLOSING
their pulpits and roStrums to labor
spcricrS.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-07
MURCHIS0N SAYS
MCPHERSON STORY
IS imp OSSIBLE'
Attorneys WrangIe Wher
Gilbert Spills Water or
Evidence.
Ry Press staff Correspondent

'' 'eSs ~thBB SOrrtspDnuenf
Los ANGELES, Oct. I. 4. Il.
Mnrrhison, veteran border rider ana
police captain of Douglas, Arilonl.
testified at the hearing Of Aimee
ScmpIc Mcpherson today that her
story Of kidnapping "impossibIc''.
He made this declaration in an
Sw"r to long Hypothetical question.
covering the evangelist 5 scf.dc-
Srrlhol kidnapping from the day She
disappeared at Ocean Park until her
rcappraranc" in the Sonora desert
near Douglas five weeks later.
Th" question, in substance, was n
follows:
"Could Il woman, 81 wears o!d.
mother Of two children, undergo the
trials claimed by this defendant
and then w"l' % miles, as she saws
she did, for = II hours. without
water, amt hout showing after.
wards even the slightest cNhauS-
tion -
Mu"chisoa'> answer wa. - don t
know Of anyone who could do it. -
tn" dress Waru by Mrs. Mcphcr-
son in her asserted desert trek was
exhibited by tie state as evidence
Murchison testified it would have
shown the effects Of the trip in
marks Of pcrspiration, rips or tears
if the evangelist 5 story was true.
Attorney Spills Water
NJ this point, W. /. Gilbert, de-
fchS" attorney, overturned q tum
bier and spilled water on the dress.
District Attorney Asa Kcyes leap
ed TO his feet and accused the
evangelist 5 lawyer of deliberately
SoiliHg til" evidence to aid the de
fence case.
There were some heated rctorts
exchanged between tn opposing
counsel when the court intervcncd
and ordered the clerk to take the
dress and preserve it FOR the late
afternoon session.
Robert d. Hunt, Venice diver,
was one of the new witnesses called
by the state. He WAS prepared to
testify. it was said, that the search
for the evangelist 5 body was
continued for ''publicity purposes.
Hunt also told district attorney
investigators he was hired by Mrs.
Minnie Kennedy. co-dcfendant and
mother Of Mrs. Mcpherson, to keep
up his diving exploits to ''help CON
vince the public that the evange-
list WAS actually drowned.
Another new witness with impor-
tant testimony against the AngcluS
temDlc pastor was Oliver Allstorm.
fiction writer. who claims hp was
hired by Mrs, Mcpherson to write a
a book entitled. THE Kidnapcrs.
In this volume, an eager public was
to be given AL the dramatic detail s
fof the cvmgcliSt'S own version Of
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-07
ORGANIZED LABOR
CONSIDERS MANY
HEAVY QUESTIONS
ny United Press Leased Wire

DETROIT. Oct. :. President
William Green opened the fourth
day 5 session of the American Fcde-
ration o. Labor 5 convention here
3day with the assertion that labor
would "lcavc with the conscience
of he nctroi; y. VI CA. dircr-
tors il withdrawal OF an invita-
tion to Green t. address, a mass
meeting undcr auspices Of the "Y'
next Sunday.
Officers of the board, Green told
the delegates. called upon rim yes
tcrdav and informed him that il
"as not considered "advisablo a;
this time to permit him to address
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-07
PERSONALS

Victor CarUsSo Of san Diego. fer.
mcr holder of large property inter.
cstS south Of the international boun-
dary, left for the coast this morning
after n brief stay here.
MIR, aud Mrs. T. | Young of CalcX-
'co were visitors in the city ycS;cr-
day.
sam r. Griffin has returned to thc
city after a short business trip to
san Diego.
Mrs. Jasper McCary, Mrs. Mil
stead and baby returned to the city
yesterday after spending some time
in san Diego.
Mrs. Frank +. Anderson has re-
turned to her homo here following
an extended summer vacation.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-07
Railroad Men
Hold Meeting

Employees Il tie Southern Pacific
eaiiroad .r III. district mt las
night in tar. company office, herc
sor the first Of the fan monthly
meetings. 9. ". Rmge, district
= MT, presided. y discussion Of
.a.rie' affairs was held. In attend
me" We" Joseph HELEN, assistant
general passenger agent, lis Ah-
2'Ic>; +, G. Baumau, trainmastcr,
lndio; J. \. craig. agent, lndio: II.
Summer. Coact.lla. and agents from
talicy cities.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-07
Plan Excursion
To Phoenix

e. W. Fpngc, district agent Of the
Southern Pacific railroad viii con
fer tomorrow with directors of the
chamber Of commerce i'm regard to
arrangements I" be made if local
persons may wish to attend q ccle.
bratiou to be- held OCT. II in Phoc-
riN in connection with the opening
of the main line through Phoenix.
y Specia' train carving coast Wis
itorS to the event viii leave Los An
-'lc~ at u. IN. on oct. II and will
leave Phoenix ON the return trip at
midnight Of the 18th
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-07

ccption accorded h5r followers when
she returned from Douglas, Arizona.
was dissipatcd by news of the drown
ing Of two men in the futile search
for her in the ocean.
The evangelist snhsc ncntiy told
n grand jury that she did not know
that anyone had drowned during
the search.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-07

her disappearance, under her own
signature.
The stale was particularly con.
ccrned over an unfinished chapter
''Gl.td News and Sad News, which
it is claimed contradictS Mrs. Ne
Phcrson 5 grand jury testimony. In
this chapter Mrs. Mcpherson was
to relate, according to Allstrom,
that her happiness at the great re-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-07
Visiting Valley.

Visiting Valley. - Whispering
Ed FORESTER - hack in Imperial
Valley for u ,rN days stay. The
well known pioneer ranchcr leased
ms holdings and moved 10 RcdlandS
last month, accompanied by Mrs.
FORESTER. and their daughter, Lena
FORESTER states that they are com
fortably situated there, and will
probably spend much of their tim"
in that city until their daughter fin
ishcS school. Lena is attending the
RcdIauds high school.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-07
NOTICE OF ESTRAY

One sorrcl mare, one gray horse,
on Lorenzo Ranch, 3 miles south ON
Eighth Street Road, mile west
from FL Centre. 70 hc Sold Oct.
-. 1926 for damages.
$ % 80 O IA c. BUCHER.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-07
Property Owners
To- Pave Alley

Plans and specifications drawn
up by the city engineer 5 office for
paving to be laid in 81 proposed al
lev cXtcnding from State street to
thc main alley between f'uth and
SIXTH streets. were approved by the
city council last night.
In securing permission from the
council for the alley. property own
crS affected agreed to pay costs OF
tlc having and abide by city spcrl-
tications in warding the contract.
The altcmaria fungus is claimed
70 be responsible for much citrus
drop in Los Angeles county.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-07

\ cotton gin nt Corcoran, Kings
county, has installed machinery for
the manufactufc Of oil cake for
stock food.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-07

inner For Teachers El Ccntlo 81
,oolmarms viii be- guests of the
tarv club nj q dinner at thc Hotel
rhara WORTH tonight. The Rp-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-07
Voices Tested Free. Lcttio Earl

Van lioescn, soprano late of Hin
shaw Conservatory and Letitia Bar.
mum School of Expression, Chicago,
will be pleased to meet any desiring
consultation or advice regarding
their voices, at her studio in the
Academy OF Music. Sine specialjzes
in diction and the speaking voice,
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-07

IVe Are Prepared to take care Of
r trade, anything in the way Of
hens and frycrs. Give us n trial.
+. Todd, 1852 Woodward Ave.
bne 966. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-07

pr. A. B. Hanson, Dentist. Ex-
etion specialist. Davis Bldg.
fnings by appointment. Phone
". adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-07
p1ullarky Getting Gettcr.-W

Il
llarky, assistant photographer at
IN :, arrived hOmc last evening
n San Diego, where he has been
lding n ten DAYS vacation. Mul-
Ky, who was hurt in the Fifth
bet fire. is recovering from his
lrles and expects To be back at
X shnrtlX.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-07

DR.. Harry Findley, specialist in
eases OF eve. ear nose and
-oat. }2.34 Dlv, Bldg. Phone
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-07
Motorists COMING Thronel

The Hotel Barbara Worth reports
the FIRST parties Of eastern motorists
to arriV" in California for the winter
via th" southern route registered at
the local hostclrv last night. Parties
from Hot Springs National Park,
Arkansas, Cleveland, Ohio. and Sara
sofa, Florida, made up the advarmc
guard of the large number which is
expected this winter.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-07

Fried Chicken Dinner at Liberty
Cafe, Wed. and Sat. nights, 65c,
Sundays 75c. $50 Main st. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-07

10 To Convention Undershcriff
# Underwood and Deputy Sheriff
on Christian. left today for Santa
nica to attend the EIts convcn
b. During Chri- ian $ absence his
les Is Jailed will hc performed by
puty Sheriff v. ]. McClclland.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-07
Do Not Forget (

Do Not Forget to renew your sub
>criptions or to place new orders for
magazines and periodicals of every
description with Il local agent who
viii give you lowest prices on any.
thing published. and personal at
toutioh ~ all orders. Woman : Home
Companion now only 81. Mr.. :. ".
Loffiugwcll, els Euclid. Phone
2l6W. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-07

For Real Lemonade or Orange
} at Paul's, Union Stages De-
!. aAv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-07

1rs. Bryan Will take appoint
ITS at Davis Beauty Shop, be
ping Wednesday morning. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-07

Iazel N. Baker, teacher Of pia-
Systematic training IN Artistic
no Playing. Individual instruc-
h, classes. \ firm basis for future
cess. G6J Hell. Phone 220W. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-07
Houses, like rent. Afflcrbaugh.

Join c. T. A.-Thrcc new members
Of the COW testing association Of the
Imperial! County Farm burcau were
signed up yesterday by Farm Ad-
visor Ncrn DcTar, assisted by f O.
Rosenhaum of Scelcy NJ. Low, Joe
VI. Williams, and Walter f. Long,
all of Sceley, are tn" new members,
None Of them have had their herds
tested hv th association previously.
campaign viii be held throughout
the month and that any dairymcn
interested IN joining may commune.
cate with him at the farm advisor :
headquarters in the court hou~c.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-07

Drs. Cunningham and Fenton,
0stcopathic Physicians. % Main
81. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-07

tarIans gay" up their noon meeting
today and tonight viii act as hosts
10 tnc teachers for the second time
the custom having originated last
year.
DR.. Amy Lyons, Ostcopath, 7O4
SO. Fifth st. Phone IA. adv
The O,ga Stoeb method which is
producing such marvellous results is
being introduced into the entire
piano department Of the Academy
Of Music through Miss Alice Kaye,
one of Miss Steeb 5 leading cx-
pOncnts. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-07
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County

Williams Music Studio. Violin
band Instruments. Students
ned for orchestra and solo work.
Fanced and beginners. Special
EN- FOR beginners. Advice Civ
as 10 choice of instruments.
ace Williams, $40 Main st.
me G57. adv
lks Meeting Postponed. AS an
need yesterday, the meeting of
'"ntro Lodge Of Elks, scheduled
tonight, will not be held because
he absence of the Officers at the
" convention in Santa Monica.
fall season Of the lodge will be
ped next week.
eur Special Blend Coffee is mix
coffee of the best ohtainable.
h II like il. Try a pound. A. NJ,
Hams. Phone GJ3. adv
Iouses, $1,000 up. Afflerbaugh.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-07
ur Special Blend Coffee is mix

touses, $1,000 up. Afflerbaugh.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-07

DR.. r. L. Palmer, Chiropraetor,
Painless Svstc'u. Rooms % p Bank
ot Ita'y E'd@ "acpo, Is a"d
GsSW. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-07

dispose Of al
c he a sae.-W. I. Hodges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-01

The retiring Ambassador of Spain,
Senior Don Juan Riano, is with Sonora
de Riano at York Harbor, Me-, where
he went Friday. Sonora de Rfano
went to York Harbor about 10 days
ago, and is visiting her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler F.
Anderson
The Ambassador of Brazil. Senior
Gurgel do Amaral, has leased the
house of Col. Robert M. Thompson, at
1904 Eighteenth street, and Will take
possession in the Autumn. The AM
bassador is now motoring along the
New Jersey coast and will later go to
New England for the remainder OF
the Summer.
The Minister of Finland, Mr.. Axel
Leonard Astrom, will sail from New
York Saturday to spend q month or
six weeks abroad
The Minister of Guatemala and
Sonora de Sanchez Latour will return
to washington tomorrow after spend
ing the week end with Mrs. Richard
Evelyn Byrd, at Winchester, Va.
The Minister and Sonora Latour
will have as their guest the chief of
staff of the army of Guatemala, Gen.
r.. Aguilar, who will arrive from New
York some time this week.
The Minister of Colombia and
Sonora de Olaya will leave Washing
ton this Afternoon for a trip to Canada.
RI:1isyssg, and viii visit 9uebsc and Mon Ion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-01

are leaving the Capital Wednesday on
a motor trip to Breton Woods, N. H..
where they will remain for several
weeks.
Among those leaving Washington
last week to spend their vacation In
New England were Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Thurtell. who sailed from Bal
timore Friday on the S. S. Chatham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albertus Hutchinson.
Baldwin are leaving next week for
Belgium, where Mr. Baldwin Will take
up his work with the United States
Tariff Commission at Brussels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Green and
their daughters, Miss Anna Hall.
Green and Miss Ruth Miller Green,
will leave this evening for New Eng
land. A little later in the month Miss
Ruth Miller Green will be the guest
of Miss Audrey Spailing at the Sum-
mer home of her parents on Lake
Muskoka, in Canada.
Miss Elizabeth Shultz of Detroit
formerly of this city, has been visit.s
ing friends at the naval operating
base at Norfolk, and is passing few
days with her uncle and aunt, Capt.
and Mrs. David Carleton Crowen. az.
1874 T street.
Mrs. Gladys Emig-Doing joined her
sister, Miss Evelyn .Emig, in New,
York from which city they sailed last
night on the Leviathan for tour Of
France and Italy y
Mrs. ID. H. Lesner and her family
have left for Braddock Heights to.
pass the remainder of the season.
Mrs. ]. w. Hechinger and Mrs
Joseph Lesner have gone to Atlantic
City. and will spend the month OF
August at the st. Charles Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Robb and,
their daughter. Miss Margaret Robb,.
sailed on the steamship Chatham, from
Baltimore last week, to spend their va
cation in New England. T.
Mrs. Daniel B. Banks of Baltimore.
formerly Miss Gay Herman Walton
and granddaughter of the late Judge
Henry F. Carey, is the house guest Of
Col. and Mrs. B. Reeves Russell at
their home in Kensington, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Kiplinger Of
RosSlyn, Va, were among those
aboard the steamship Chatham, when
she sailed from Baltimore for Boston
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Swallow of
Sixteenth street will have with them
for a months visit their daughter
Mrs. Ralph Lawson Riley. who is
arriving today from her home in Aln
bany, Ga Before her marriage
Mrs. Riley was Miss Virginia Pottle.
daughter of Mrs. Swallow, and She
has a host Of friends in the Capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Crupper of
Rosslyn, Va, sailed for Boston Fri,s
day from Baltimore on the S. S.
Chatham.
Mrs. Horatio Nelson Slater, for
merly of Boston, was among the
prominent passengers sailing froml
New York week ago on the Homeric
for Cherbourg and Southampton.