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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-08
WILL ELECT
MEMBERS OF
PARK BOARD
Group of Business Men De-
eide on Five Candidates For
Positions Thereon

Relieving that it is high time Bis
marck takes steps toward working
on some sort Of a definite park plan,
q group Of local business men have
decided to take steps looking toward
the election Of park board Of five
members at the city election April 5.
The city ordinances provide for y
park board TO look after the city's
parks but to date no election has been
called to name its members.
The group Of business men at
recen: conference decided upon the
following people as candidates for
positions on the board and they have
agreed to serve If elected: S. W.
Corwin, F. G. Grambs, Mrs. G. L.
Young, Father John Stag and F. L.
Moule. Although at future elections. !.
board members would be elected for
five-year terms, the ordinance pro-
vides that at the first election of
park board members, one shall be
elected for five years, one for ~ r
years. one for three years, one for
two years and one FOR one year. In
this way. only one term will expire
each year.
The candidates have been designat-
ed for terms in the order given above,
Mr.. Corwin being selected for the
five-year. term, Mr.. Grambs for the
four-year term, and 90 on down to
Mr.. Moule, who, if elected, will take
the one-year term. Petitions sre now
being circulated for these people and
they will be filed with the city audi
tor soon.
Serve Without Pay
Members Of the park board serve
without pay. giving Of their time and
energy for the best interests 81 tAe
city. The board is not part Of the
city com mission and functions en-
tirely separate therefrom.
Bismarck now has only ene slaall
(Continued On psgs thsee)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-08
MILLER GIVEN
18 MONTHS IN
FEDERAL PEN
Must Also Pay Fine of S., 900
Counsel Announced He
Will Appeal Case

New York, March s.--(P)-Thomas
w. Miller, former alien property GUS
todian, today was sentenced to
serve 18 months in federal prison
and nay q fine of $4,000.
Miller, alien property custodian in
the Harding adm ministration, was con-
Eicted last Friday Of conspiracy to
defraud the United States Of his
honest and best services in connec-
tion with the allowance Of claims for
former attorney general. was indicted
with Miller. but the jury disagreed
on Daugherty and the indictment
against him was dropped.
Miller's counsel, Aaron Sapiro, an
nounced that he would appeal. Judge
John C. Knox granted ~ hours H.
which to file appeal and bail o.
$1,000 was continued.
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new MENACE
FACES TROOPS
OF GEN. CHANG
Cantonese Strongly Occupy
Wuhu-Defenders Caught
in Pincers Movement

Shanghai. March 8.-(P)- Shang-
hai's northern defenders under Gen
eral Chang Tsung- Chang today found
themselves faced with new menace.
The Cantonese have strongly oc-
cupied Wuhu. about 65 miles up the
Yangtse from Nanking and roughly
200 miles west of this city.
The definite alignment Of Chen
Tho Yung, governor OF Anhwei
forces, has compelled General Chang
while standing off the Cantonese in
kiangsu, to wheel about and guard
his rear against the new menace to-
ward Nanking.
Indications are multiplying that
the problems of defending his GOO
mile line of communication from
Shanghai to Tsinanfu against the
Cantonese penetration tactics, propa.
ganda and infiltration of unarmed
troops as well as military weapons
may be beyond the resources OF
Chang Tsung- Chang.
It is impossible to foresee what
may happen in view of the manifold
and confused factors involved, in
cluding the possibilities, ever pre-
sent in Chinese warfare. that com.
promise or treachery in one form o,
other may decide the issue.
The threat against Marking by the
Anhwei forces, coupled with the pre-.
viously reported drive by Genera
Chang Kai-Shek's Cantonese against
Soochow, indicates that the Shan
tungese defenders Of Shanghai are
being caught in q pincers movement
Marking and Soochow are both or
the railroad leading from Shanghai
to the north, and capture Of either
place would cut the lines of communi.
cation and supply necessary for main
tenance Of the .Shantungese campaign
Soochow is in kiangsu province, about
80 miles west Of Shanghai, while
Nanking is l40 miles further to the
northwest.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-08
BISMARCK IS
;. HOST TO MANY
, SLOPE PEOPLE
Hundreds Attracted Here BY
Auto Show Style Show
Trade Week Entertainment
PRIZES ARE ON DISPLAY
Vaudeville Programs and
Style Revue Will Start at
Auditorium Tonight ;

With registrations numbered BY
hundreds, Bismarck's Automobile
Show Style Show and Trade week to-
Nay shows promise Of having rec
attendance.
. Farmers. teachers, merchants, pro-
9fessional men, clerks, students-all
were coming into the city, not only
from the Slope country but from 9th.
cr parts Of the state, with several
from Montana and Minnesota regis
tered.
From Sheridan, McHenry. Adams.
Richland, In Moure, Mountrail, Ward,
Divide, Dickey, Stutsman, Mclean.
Pierce, Emmons, Dunn. Mercer, Oliv-
er, Hettinger, Sioux, Stark, Billings,
Golden Valley, Bowman counties.
registrations had come in at noon to-
day, as we'll as large number from
Burleigh and Morton counties.
Many Drawing Cards
Special round-trip fares on the
Northern Pacific and 500 Lines.
coupled with the varied attractions
being offered visitors here this week
and the spring-like weather have
) proven big drawing card and the
registration list is expected to in
crease by leaps and bounds as the
week goes on.
Specially decorated showrooms fea-
ture auto dealers displays. while
Astore windows are showing unique
things and special bargains. With
bunting at all street corners and
flags flying, the city has put on holi-
day dress again to welcome visitors.
The prizes are now all on display
in the Association Of Commerce
rooms, with placards telling by
whom, they are given. Interested
visitors have filled the office to look
ut the awards.
The big style show will start this
evening, with 25 models taking. part
Models are to step from the Book
Of Fashion" large album decorated
in maroon and gold, and will walk
off the stage at the left and right.
Beautiful stage settings will fea-
ture this show, which will be the
most unique ever presented here
Armours band will play. spec ial
number and vaudeville acts will be
presented. The overture will begin
ut 8 o'clock and the curtain will rise
at 8:l5
Vaudeville Acts
Vaudeville acts to be presented
are:
Earl Patwell, in songs.
Stanchficld Sisters, in songs and
dance.
Peterson Brothers, in acrobatic act.
Stanchfield Sisters, in "A Tiller
dance.
Earl Patwell, in monologue.
Stanchfield Sisters, in song and
dance.
Peterson Brothers, in q "trampo-
line" comedy act.
Stanchfield Sisters, in soft shoe
dance.
Earl Patwell, in his "bug" song.
Stanchfield Sisters, in tambou-
rine act.
Leroy Sisson. in . big surprise act
Grand finale by the entire CON-
style Show Program
The style showing this evening
will be as follows:
The Rose Shop will show sports
wear.
The A. W. Lucas company will show
street wear.
= Harris & Robertson will show aft
ernoon dresses.
Webb Bros. will show coats ant
dresses.
The Sarah Gold Shop will. show
THE Bismarck Cloak Shop will show
evening wear. !.
Bergeson & Son, and Klein's vii
show mems wear.
This evening has been officiall!
designated Mandan and Bismarcl
night.
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Vanderbilt Heiress
is Born Last Night

New York, March g. OP) An
other VApderbilt heiress was born
last night. Mrs. Earl E. T. Smith, the
former Consuelo Vanderbilt, gave
birth to 4 daughter at her home here.
The child is the first arandchild
to MI. and Mrs. William x. Wander
bilt. parents Of Mrs. Smith, and Is
sixth In line from Commodore Van
Aeybilt. foupder Of the family In
this eANntg$.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-08
Nicholas Wrangel
Commits Suicide

Rome, March 8-LP)-Baron Mich
olas Wrangel. at one time general
in the Russian Imperial Guard, and
a brother Of General Bron Peter
Wrangel,. leader Of the white forces
against the bolsheviki, committed
suicide today by shooting.
Nicholas, who was 81 years Of age,
was separatd from his wife and two
children, who live in Berlin. He had
been suffering recently from SER
ious kidney ailment complicated by
neurasthenia.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-08

Two thousand persons persisted
in yesterdays earthquake. an Of
ficial announcement today said.
Officials Of the observatory at
Osaka say that. as far AZ west
crn Japan is concerned. the
quake was the severest since
1854.
Tokyo, March 8. Up Dispatches
trickling in over crippled telephone
and telegraph lines indicate the
casualties in yesterdays earthquake
in central Japan. including both
dead and injured. may reach five
thousand. This figure, however. is
speculative. and the Japanese home
office asserts that, so far rs known,
only 40 persons were killed and g.
injured.
A telegram to the Hochi Shimbun
from Kyoto gives prefectural police
reports as authority for the state
mcnt there were 1000 casualties in
Mineyama and four other nearby viii
lagos. which were destroyed.
Several foreigners are reported in
jured at Osaka and Kobe, but their
names are not given. The only death
among foreigners is the reported
drowning Of an unidentified American
woman, who fell into the water at
Kobe from crowded gnngplank as
the tourist steamer California was
making ready to sail. Six others
were injured.
% Killed at Osaka
Osaka had % persons killed, and
in Sakai, a nearby town, 18 lost their
hvoo Minnvonoa u,co NM of ho
towns destroyed.
There was extensive damage
through the quake itself and from
fires which started Immediately aft
erward. At Osaka, the water works
were threatened for a time but flames
were extinRuished before serious
and four factories were destroyed.
although the aggregate damage in
Osaka is not thought to be extensive.
just how badly is not known.
were demolished. while considerable
damage was done in Miyatzu. Tajima,
and the small towns of Iwataki and
Kayetsu. Miyatzu. about 10 miles
from Mineyama, had numerous cas-
ualties.
Thousands of persons in motion pic
ture theatres in Osaka and Kobe
rushed to the streets fearing a
catastrophe. Many were injured in
the crush. The Nippon Shimbun
Rengo News agency received q report
from Osaka of the partial collapse of
theatre. with several persons hurt
by falling debris.
The earthquake began shortly after
p. m. It was of the horizontal var
iety and continued three minutes, be-
ing felt plainly in Tokyo. Although
it caused no damage here. much
alarm was felt.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-08
pIONEER RANCHER DIES

Van Hook-John ]. Nichols, 68,
pioneer settler OF the reservation
country and we'll known throughout
fIprthwestern North Dakota % .
horseman, died Monday night at his
ranch near Sanish Of tuberculosis.
Mr, Nichols first came "a this coun-
~ IN 1851. He 10 survived BY his
wife and five crown Shll6tsn.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-08
Modesto, Calf,
Boy Hangs Himself

Modesto. Calf. March a. @ -
William Horwitch, II, hanged him
self today in the family garage. The
body ..was fnpnl hy .hiA .nother. Par
ents could give no reason.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-08
J. S. PROPOSES Three POWER conference
Trade Week
Program
Tuesday Evening

Iuekuay Evening
Vaudeville program and style
show at city auditorium. Over
turc at 8 o'clock, curtain at 8:l5.
Special musical program, by Ar
mour Concert band.
Wednesday Afternoon
Vaudeville and pictures at city
auditorium. Free to out-of-tOwn
visitors.
Wednesday Evening
Girls glce club Of junior high
school sings at city auditorium.
Vaudeville program and style
show.
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AvIATORS REPORT
VILLAGES AFIRE

patch to the Mainichi Chimbun says
saw much smoking indicating that a
number Of villages have caught fire.
Ant-like sxarms of refugees could be
sighted walking alon~ the railway
tracks
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-08

Henry A. Nitx Of Belle Plaine owns
Minnesota's oldest Bible, printed at
Herborn, Graffchaft Nachaw, Ger
many, in 1904.
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~ q - Nus SV0oJs
Temperature at Z a. M. .......... %
Highest yesterday ......:...... 43
Lowest last night .............. 26
Precipitation to u. m. ......... o
Highest wind velocity 1890. IS
WEATHER FORECAST
For Bismarck and vicinity; Cloudy
and somewhat unsettled tonight and
Wednesday. Colder Wednesday.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
Low pressure, accompanied by pre-
cipitation, covers the Great Lakes re-
gion. Another low pressure area is
centered over the northeastern Rocky
Mountain slope and precipitation oc-
Cured over the far Northwest. The
pressure is high over the South and
over Oregon. Fair, pleasant weather
prevails over the Mississippi Valley
and Plains States and Temperatures
are moderate in all sections.
+. ORRIS w. ROBERTS.
Official in charge.
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Weather Report

Weather conditions 1T North Da-
kota points for the "a hours ending
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CASUALTIES
NUMEROUSI
JAPAN QUAKE
Meager Advices Indicate They
May Total 5,OOO-Several
Towns Destroyed

kyOtO. Japan, March S.-tP)-
Two thousand persons persisted
in yesterdays earthquake. an Of
ficial announcement today said.
Officials Of the observatory at
Osaka say that. as far AZ west
crn Japan is concerned. the
quake was the severest since
1854,
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WEATHER FORECAST

Cloudy and unsettled tonight and
Wednesday. Colder Wednesday.
Evening star., 1927-09-28

Evening Phone Service to 9 PM
SHANNON & LUCI1S, INC, REQUEST YOUR INSPECTION
OF THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL HOME OFFERS
BUNGALOW IN TAKOMA PARK, D. c.
$6o5O-$50O Cash
tive % modsied S & 81 @ 5SS & G ] Al Az S
has % %adern m M @ % @ 5 % p ]
LARGE HOME IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
$lOOOO-Very Easy Terms
FRYING three story brick house IN cunh Hsshts Vicinity Of 2h and
E & % I
" ~ ~ ~ 0 ~ ~ ~
KENNEDY-BUILT HOME IN NORTHEAST.
$1O850-A Real Value.
Beautiful
M m @ A ap 2i adu s rooms pss ,se
rms
DETACHED HOME IN 10th ST. HEIGHTS.
$10o50-Atractive Grounds
% paSted @ % @ % % % @
Fight q" improvements" se"s o'n "ie'
DETACHED BRICK IN SAULS ADDITION.
S23 OOO-Center-H Hall Plan.
~ BsauIt9l detached spstry brick
ONCE.
SHANNON & LUCHS, INC,
Main
Evening star., 1927-09-28
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
Realtors.
1412 Eye St. NV. Franklin o5o3.

1412 Eye St. NV Franklin o503
$16,850-CHEVY CHASE-Outsanding Home Buy.
emdeached
aan &c @ os @ % s % e Ss 5 a @ 'nes hss eSr 4ss
$o,5OO-TAKOMA PARK-Attractve Bungalow.
within block the 18th and public school
number o large shade w There large ving With open
% % oak f % Ssr Pears sarag Thor9sy % n1r hs % heat
$0750-MADISON ST.-Modern-2-Car Brick Garage.
% %n sss sssa sy 0sfd @ & s nsns M t%sp % ssk s @ o @ s
@ dupPeate @ rear YARD and 'ea 0ck garage make this
$23OOO-CHEVY CHASE-Deightfu Home.
% & &taehied home lased of GSnn Harrison
@ nt t oon fu & aa lTher room wide
@ | @ ooe1s % 1 t we il pnted a
S1575O-MT. PLEASANT-A Genuine Bargain.
IN the residence width.
ns ahnng o n mas e hs so n9f n o u a 5
Evening phone service until PM
HEDGES & MIDDLETON INC
1412 Eye St. NV. Franklin o5O3
Evening star., 1927-09-28
$40. .5OO-A Corner in English Village.

S2O5OO-A Corner in English Village - 49,.
% purchased Here is
center h G9nia s % % n"te1 orS msaiVs % @
toward the street TIE se1@
vince you Of
S16,5OO-A Chevy Chase D. G., Home.
Only onshf sa4a r9n
and 1ss s OF op nn1sUa S4ace mer
@ room d SovsTed Bau" grounds and fine
s16OOO-14th ST. Heghts-Semi- Bungalow
corado @ d n @ ed % posch nos ha' the % Is @
p and h G" most @ % sarden @
na oe
% s gG Sas nts @ are sn many ny % ss. n 1 % % %
al
S135OO-In Exclusive Washington Heights Section.
There tWS ar @ and ss1e oaEhy MODERN 0 garage a'
$11 ,5OO-Near 14h St. and Park Rd.
couma f Hghts M 0 The % II
condition
S1O250-Near 10th St. and Park Road
a o
SS" @ se mod @ as 'aS s % H aaSg S sp aSn
10 In q
$o,500-Northwest Four Bedroom Bargain
% % %
Phone Main $500 Until 9 PM.
1417 St. BOSS PHELPS Main 03OO
Evening star., 1927-09-28
SALE-HOUSES.
BEAUTIFUL HOME
ON 18th CTREFT

BEAUTIFUL HOME
ON 10th STREET.
Price rne,,r reduced , , on this handsome home Of
ciate what bargain it is at the reduced
PHONE sERyIcE UNTIL 8 PM.
L@ouIs @ F. SHOEMAKER.
14O7 n: Y. Ave. NV
NEW LELAND BUNGALOW.
CHEVY CHASE, MARYLAND.
$o,475.
GARAGE-SHADE TREES.
sincerely believe this is one ' Of the most
sdRSsDs Re sre hCRfs spsnd hsss
large lots with immense, shade trees
snqnsq soGed fns and fasdi Sesa
ea wtn pand Streets ee
ard ssores,-convenient 70 Chevy Chase
EIg High School. under construction. and the
type The Second d oor rf is oored but osheT
or two more rooms to Be added if desired;
For annointment to Inspect; phone WIS WIS
consln 2763 or. after 8 pm. Wisconsin 2S10.
10Th y KEEL HElGF1 1S.
DETACHED BRICK.
SACRIFICE.
In new section of 10Th Street Heights,
where property values are sure to enhance: :
owner is forced to sell nearly new brick
home built to order less than two years
ago. Extremely large living room with at
tractive open fireplace. Bright sun parlor
or radio room opening from living room:
lots Of closet space. On the second floor
there is a master bedroom opening to the
dressing room with lavatory and toilet ad-
joining. There are two other large bed
rooms and completely tiled bath.
Built.in garage. instantaneous hot-water
heater and Ray oil burner.
This home is priced at S1s95O and
worthy Of your. inspection. Phone Wis
c0nsin 2763. or after pm. Wisconsin 2S75.
NEAR WARDMAN PARK.
$14,o5O.
Price slashed to rock bottom: S-room and
2bath brick house; Gear garage all mod
ern improvements: one square from Wardman
Park and one square from Conn, ave. Very
reasonable terms. Address Box 329A. Star
office.
Evening star., 1927-09-28
FINE CORNER HOME.
FACING GOVERNMENT PARK.

FUR .ONIU.
This is undoubtedly the. best home buy in
sirable corner lot 40-foot front. with abun.
dance Of shrubbery. shade, etc. in desirable
nnd III enaios fron, ar nnrch anS J
Rlassed-in rear porches. making really a
4-bedroom home modern In all improve
ments of course: is metal weather. stripped
Phone Service $50 AN. to Pm
SHANNON & LUCHS, INC.
1435 X ST. NV.
MAIN 2345.
Evening star., 1927-09-28
SALE-HOUSES.
tC0ntinued.l
COI lid

. EXCEPTIONAL BUY.
3 r.. rec. hail. tiled bath. front and rear
yards. cellar. hot-water heat with Nokol
Oil burner. double rear porches: brick ga
rage, property clear.
8 r., rec. hall tllcd hath hot.water heat.
elec lights. hardwood floors: $1,000 below
lts real value.
Evening star., 1927-09-28

WE HAVE TAKEN THESE HOUSES IN TRADE
AND WILL SELL THEM AT COST.
124O Girard ST. NV.
al % m @ % $685. % and The blane a G may s
445 Lamont ST. NV.
@ % @ @ % pag ge a ae osn t 5ffqEse9
SIC D St. NE
45Oo Arkansas Ave- NV.
dsrab s % % md s mode % ,%a bath
For Full Information and Appointment Inspect Apply
THOS. F. FARRELL CO.. OWNERS
Or Your Own Broker.
721 10th Street NV. Main 7o6.
Evening star., 1927-09-28
HENRY p. BLAIR.
ALLEN C. CLARK.
FYN.xk a
.e1s17eo. q 90 % "a ees7.as trustees
THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS.
1925 Eye St. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FRANZ
5121 LEE STREET NORTHEAST.
By virtue of q certain deed of trust. duly
recorded IN Liber No. .523S. folio 2S2 ct SEQ.
of the land records of the District of Colum,,
thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell at
public AUCTION. N front of the premises. on
DAY 81 sEpTEMBER xn f9s9 al
FOUR THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. the follow
ng-described land and premises. situate in
the District of Columbia and designated as
and being lot 40 in square 5000 of the sub
division of part of Fife Enlarged" as per
plat thereof recorded in the office OF the sur
yeyor Of the District of Columbia. In Liber
"a at folio Is.
Terms: All cash. A deposit of $500 90
required. COnveyancing. recording. etc. at
purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with
eted and Se may be
and resold at the discretion of the trustees.
LANSDALE G. SASSCER.
T. HOWARD DUCKETT.
se16 10 2l 2326,2S Trustees
Evening star., 1927-09-28
SALE--HOUSES.
A REAL SACRIFICE.
C- dS0

Elegant 6-rm house and acre beautifully
wooded ground oyerlooking q Georgeto%n r ~ anu =
cleo lights hardwood floors. Cost SIC; ;OOo;
Must sell at once. Answer l11, immediately, ,ii II
interested as this will 60 quickly at nnis
44Ql
Evening star., 1927-09-28
On Thursday
September 20
Beginning at 10 AM.
Extra Large Sale of
Storage Goods and
Househould Fixtures

About 10 vanl0ads oil goods
of miscellaneous charae asisting
i'm part of Pianos, Dresser, "oniers,
Tables, Chairs, Rockers, Sales and
other odd pieces, VictrOla, ROll-top
Desk, ETC., all at unreseryed sale.
Terms: Cash.
DAVID NOTES, AuctiOneer.
63S louisiana Ave. NV. n
Evening star., 1927-09-28
SALE--HOUSES.
SPECIAL.
TAKOMA PARK.
90 nEn

$3.50
In best section of Takoma. attractive
7-room and bath home with about one-fourth
acre of tree-covered grounds. House and
improvements are modern 2-car garage
Price exceptionally low and very easy. terms
PHONE SERVICE UNTIL 8 Pm.
MAIN 1866
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
1407 n. Y Ave. NV
Evening star., 1927-09-28
CLEVELAND PARK.
BROOKLAND.

On account of illness party will sacrifice
Groom semi-detached brick home. u square
from car line: excellent location Has built.
in fact everything desirable in good home
Price. $3.50: low cash payment. balance
like rent. Inquire 3522 South Dakota ave
N North g05u
Evening star., 1927-08-14

Maxwell Ea:li;> tac; nT. ".t' MAJ. W.
y. : \ ,ston Irv h.s partner. over tn"
IE-hoin journey. Whi.p Mr.. II ~. Sims,
a'So ~ the B"'tiSh embassy. was play.
ne with Mr.. +. T. riacl%er of the Man
'hcSte9 cr'ony There We're 4 number
nl oth"r Wash .n:tnn golfers entered.
'rrludr- Mr.. William 7. Mann and
Nr. Frank t. .lell2T, who are sum
norinc on tho North Shore.
Form senator and Mrs. James
w Wnd$vt'";h. ir.. "f Ne~v York are
VISITING Mr.. ana Mrs. William Cor
ii N Means ~ iA"iv Alhanntra cottage
1t Min"o Beach. Mr.. and Mrs.
Menn$ have h"cn entertaining in their
homer. and Mis- Joseph Letter Of
r.dycwatnr House at the Farms waS
also among tho>e who entertained for
the former Senator and his wife.
Later this month Speaker Nicholas
Lop~wnrth Of the House Of Repre-
SrntativCS is coming 10 the North
Shore fo, visit with M. and Mrs.
Means ~ their MinGo Beach home.
Mrs. Means. who is the daughter of
Mrs. clarence G. Williams constance
LODGE of Washington and Hamilton,
is one nf tho most delightful of North
Shore hostcsS>tS and has dome much
To make the stay of Washington folk
enjoyable.
One Of the most interesting yachts
seen on the North Shore this season
WAS the Four Winds. owned by Vice
Admiral Guy Gaunt of the Royal
British Navy. The Four Winds has
been on Il cruise in Caribbean waters.
is a four-master. and with sails set
made one of the prettiest ltictures
imaginable. When the winds tlatten
out an auxiliary engine drives the
craft along Vice Admiral Gaunt met
number Of his friends at the British
emba ssy and in his younger years was
attached to the embassy in Washing
ton and was on special duty in Amer
ica during the World War, He en-
tertained a number Of North Shore
friends aboard the Four Winds during
his stay.
Mrs. Charles Hoyle has joined her
daughter. Miss Mary Hoyle, who. has
been here from Washington for sew
eral weeks for a stay with Mr., and
Mrs. John Hays Hammond at Lookout
Hill. their Gloucester estate.
Mrs. Emerson Howe has joined the
North Shore group Of Capital City
folk and has taken an apartment at
the Oceanside at Magnolia for the bal
ance Of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Moses Of Wash.
ington are at their SUMMER home on
the Shore road in the Magnolia dis
trict for the remainder of the Summer.
Miss Margaret Stanwood. Miss Syl
via Stanwood and Miss Marion Stan
wood of Keswick. Va. have been at
Turks Head Inn at Rockport for
Midsummer Soiourn.
Many Washington soiorsrners on