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ming by Thompson's Congressional
Country Club Orchestra. The patrons
and patronesses of the party included
Senator and Mrs. Walter T.. George,
Senator and Mrs. Daniel F. Steck.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Evans, Mr..
and Mrs. Brooks Fletcher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles G.. Edwards, Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel Rutherford, Mr.. Henry
b. Steagall and Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
Robert II. Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Is. Rhodes and Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill
B. King were the chaperons.
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To Extend Scottish Zoo.

To enlarge the Scottish Geological
Park at Edinburgh, the Geological So
ciety for Scotland is raising a fund of
s125 600. Forty acres of diversified
land is to be transformed into homes
for wild animals. Rocky portions of
the plot win be used for mountain
climbers, while a large acreage of
grass viii be utilized as ranges for
bison, musk OK, reindeer and other
hardy grazing animals.
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Sinai Astronomers Mecca.

Because of astronomical discov-
cries reported from Africa, many for
eign astronomers are visiting there.
The Monastery of st. Catherine, in
the Sinai Desert of Egypt, has been
one of the points of interest because
of the telescope there. Trips over the
desert are made from Cairo in auto
mobiles having peculiar type Of
wheel for sand travel.
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as her guests at the Pen Women's
League breakfast tomorrow Mrs. VIII
bur j. Carr and Mrs. Ralph A. Graves
Mrs. v. Marshall Clopton and her
daughter. Mrs. Leland Dotson Webb,
have returned from Tampa, Fla.
where they attended the Confederate
Veteran Reunion, Mrs. Clopton as
chaperon of honor and Mrs. Webb as
matron of honor of the Pacific di-
vision.
While in Florida Mrs. Clopton and
Mrs. Webb visited st. Petersburg,
Miami and Palm Beach, returning
here for the Continental Congress,
d. A. r., next week, to which Mrs.
Clopton is a delegate from her chap
ter in Honolulu.
The members of the Sigma M Fra
ternity, located at George Washington
University, entertained last night with
formal dinner and dance in the
italian garden of the Mayfiower
Forty-fve couples were present. Mu-
sic was furnished during the eve
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Lynn S. Silver, Mr.. III. Fl. Waldron.
Mr. l.. c. Moore and Mr.. Laurence
Mills.
Georgia State Society
Dance Tomorrow Night.
The Georgia State Society will en-
terrain with q ball tomorrow evening
at the Raleigh, when the Georgia
State officers attending the d. A. Fl.
Continental Congress will be the
honor guests. The feature of the eve
ming will be the cotillon to be danced
at 10 o'clock to be lead by Miss
Rachel McMaster of Waynesboro, Ca,
and Mr., Johnson Clinton Moss, jr., of
Baltimore More than 500 Georgians
will attend this affair, which will be
the last reception of TIE season.
Gen. Anton Stephan, president of
the City Club, and Mrs. Anton
Stephan are taking an active interest
in completing the final arrangements
to make the City Clubs annual
Easter dinner dance the most extern
sive and elaborate the club has given
this season. Mr.. Rudolph Jose, chair
man of the house committee, also is
assisting, and the attendance is eX-
pected to eclipse anything the club
vet has given. The designer of the
decorating plans, Mrs. 7. w. Barrett,
is working IN close cooperation with
the various committees in charge, as
the event has another significance in
asmuch as this is one of the last big
events coming directly under the adj
ministration of Gen. Stephan before
he retires as president of the club
The decorations are to be exquisite
in splendor and consist of electric
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SOCIETY
Continued from Eighteenth Page.l

Lynn S. silver, Mr.. H. Fl. Waldron
Mr.. l.. G.. Moore and Mr.. Laurence
Mills.
, 1927-08-02

itcrranoan. across the Suez Canal to India,
Of which they viii make a circuit thence
q Singapore and the Dutch East indies
to Australia
After a circuit of Australia they will
return 10 Singapore. where they will be
permanently stationed in the air base be-
ing built there in connection with the
naval pase.
EacH0boat will be driven by two Napier
engines and be able to fly ON either of
the engines. The hulIs will be big enough
for hammocks to swing. London Daily
Mail.
, 1927-08-02
I'M THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE WR-
GIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES.
SUB JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF CHRIS
TIANSTED.
IN THE MATTER OF THE JOINT ES-
TATE OF THOMAS JOSEPH STRIDE
RON, DECEASED, AND SURVIVING
WIFE ALMA STRIDIRON.

RHOIICE is hereby given, that the un-
dersIgned administrator of the above
entitled estate, having filed 10 the
District Court Of the Virgin Islands Of
the United States. the final statement
OF his administration of the estate, the
hearing of same has by Order of the
Court, made under date of 23rd July
1927, been fixed for MONDAY THE
5TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1927 at
10 O'Clock in the forenoon of that day,
at the Office of the Judge of the said
Court, in The Town Of C~hristiansted,
Island Of ST. Croix, and all persons in
terested in the said estate are hereby
notified then and there to appear, and
show cause, if any they bave, why the
said account should not be settled and
ALLOW ed.
Ca.isti nstsd, st. Ceoi1, this 10Th DAY
OF July 1927.
"A. =. STAKEMANN,
AUHj5oL5trltCi.
, 1927-08-02
q. 1000 MILES BY r. A, T.
q Metal Machines.

The Air Ministry have decided tn send
on q rs, 600 miles Ar. A. T Sryer s'erine
Napier all metal flying boats, specially
bulIt Tor air service in tropical countries.
They sra. ntir lly cf metal, a large pro-
pOr.ion u which Is stainless steel.
Tie machines will start from Felix
stowe and fly over France, down the Med
, 1927-08-02


says a Reuters despatch from Geneva this
morning.
London. July 30tb-Horatio Bottomley,
widely known wartime figure in Great
Britain. was released from Maidstone
prison Yesterday morning, where he
had beer serving a seven year term for
~fraudulently turning to his own use
$4,000 subscribed to a victory loan bond
club while a member Of the House OF
Commons. Good behaviour resulted in
B~ottomley's release after serving slight
ly more than five years OF his sen
tenca.
combe and H. C. Jolly, British profess
siondl golfers, meet in the So hole final
for the Yorkshire Evening News / ,000
pounds prize today. In the semi final
Yesterday afternoon. Whitecombe de-
feated Archie Compson by one hole,
while Jolly defeated j. HI. Taylor, also
by one hole.
Dublin, July 30th-The Dali has voted
10000 pounds 10 a lump sun as a proyl-
sion for the widow and children of the
late Kelvin O'Higgins. The money is
vested in trustees.
Shanghai, July 3Oth-General Chang
Kai Shek, the Moderate Nationalist
Leader, is reported to be rushing troops
to the border Of Chekiang province.
This move is regarded by observers as
supporting the lntimatlOn that the Hang
chow garrison is unreliable and likely to
transfer It's allegiance 90 The HaukOV
Government, which is composed of Radl.
cal Nationalist. Military experts say
that such an event would result in a
renewal uf the disturbed conditions ia
the vicinity Of Shanghai.
Toxic, July Both. Admiral Okada,
Minister Of the Navy, told newspaper
men, that even if the Geneva naval
conference breaks down the result will
not be entirely disappointing, because
bv a rough exchange of views On dis
armament, the conference, instead Of
ENCOURAGING an armament race, tend.
ed to foster a spirit of disarmament.
while any official comment must be re-
served until the receipt of a formal re-
port from Geneva confirming a break,
he added, 1T seems surprising and re
grettable that the gun caIibre issue should
have been the cause Of disruption. So
far as Japan is concerned, she took a
stand at the .usset against expansion, in
the hope of carrying through the spirit
OF disarmament, even by restricting the
existing effective forces OF the powers
concerned Iuis sincerity ON the part Of
Japan surely wsI be appreciated by the
powers in general"
~ s EL- TaE-- DA%L .I-x- rLa-
, 1927-08-02

from Hankow, yesterday. Most Of the
deaths were caused by the explosion oil
g~uEpow6er and bullets. The entire dis
tricC surrounding the base was reduced to
ruins.
London. July Both. The flight of three
Curtis flying boats viii leave FeliXtoWe
on August 18th for Norway and Othey
scandinavian countries, and in one oil
them Sir Samuel Hoar, Secretary fol
air, will be a passenger as far as Copen
hagen, where he will pay q visit to the
Danish Monarch. All three boats are
lew types and are fitted with engines OF
the Rolls Royce type. The boats will fly
across the channel and proceed via rs
bjerg to Oslo and then TO Copenhagen,
where they are due on August l9. They
viii subsequently visit Dauzig, Helsing-
fors, Stockholm and Copenhagen, return
ing home in September.
London, July Both. Well informed cir
Giles at Geneva do not share the pessimis
tie tone of the press regarding the result
of The naval limitation conference and as
the chief delegates have agreed among
themselves not to cypress publicly any
opinion on the measures Of the respective
countries, or explain the meaning of facts
upon which they are based, the com
ments are to be discontinued. lit should
also be noted that all the delegates
are eager to reach a settlement. This
important factor, in estimating the
prospects of the conference, is neglected
by many of the correspondents, who be
Iieye that Mondays plenary session will
mark the end Of the negotiations. The
Times says that although there will
probably be a tie-up, it is unlikely that the
session will be the last. Great Britain has
indicated The extent to which she is pre-
pared to 90 to reach a settlemnt and the
new from of the recent proposals is I'm
der consideration by the United States,
which has hitherto concerned itself with
reconsideration Of the original proposals.
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
New York, July Goth.
Flour standard export grades S730.
Corn meal yellow kiln dried per bag of
1876 lbs. S6 90.
Pork heavy mess old per barrel $4,000.
Pork short clear medium quality per
barrel $500.
Sugar centrif. basis SO deg. test per
100 lbs. S2.76.
Exchange sight 4 ,654
Exchange 60 days $751;
d. 000 MILES BY r. "a. r.
, 1927-08-02
just Received
AT
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Moving for an Airport.

Practical active steps are being
taken by Neutrality-suspicious. to secure at
least a provisional temporary airport
at the Capital to care for the air mail
service soon to be established between
New York and Atlanta. with a stop.
ping point in this city, 4 conference
was held between representatives of
four of the Government departments.
the District Commissioners. the Fed
Grafton Of Citizens Associations, the
Park and Planning Commission and
the National Aeronautical Association.
This combination of forces presents a
powerful factor for accomplishment
A specific proposition has been made
by a pubic-spirited citizen deeply in
terested in flying. Henry A. Berliner,
which provides definite space for air.
plane landing purposes. This tender
is now under consideration. 1t is pro-
posed to raise public fund of about
$4,000 a year for the lighting Of the
field. of which 81 600 Is offered by Mr..
A1CA AluCL HtkilSCil dS d IIQClEuS. t3utStS
there should be sufficient response on
the part Of business Washington to
provide the remainder.
Whatever may be planned for the
future for airport facilities, something
must be provided very quickly IL Wash
kton is to be established as q relM
point in the New York-Atlanta maj
route. It u not SO vitality sssentia