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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-10-18
By MANUEL CAMARA
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent

HORTI. Azores Islands,
Oct. 1S.-Ruth Elder and
George Haldeman sailed aboard
the Portuguese steamer Lima
for Lisbon and Paris at 5 a. M.
today.
Miss Elder went aboard the
steamer late last night intend
ing to sleep through the ships
preparation for its departure at
dawn.
She was escorted to tho ship
by big crowd, surrounded by
foreign coionists who enter
tanned her during her visit. and
was choered heartily as she
went aboard.
Miss Elder was clad in tho
flying suit Of kniekers and
sweater she wore when she as
cended from Roosevelt Field
last week for flight to Paris.
"Good bye; TIL see You when
7 return next spring." said
Miss Elder to the United Press
correspondent as she shook
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-10-18
President To
See Sunmerall

WASHINGTON, Oct. lS.-Presi-
dent Coolidge has been informed
that Major General Charles p. Sum-
neral, chief of staff, did not make
critical statements attributed to him
in press reports of his California
speech on government army housing
conditions, the White House an
nounced today.
Mr.. Coolidge, therefore, regards
as closed the incident which resulted
in Summerall's recall from q tour
Of inspection through army camps.
The president expects, however,
to see General Summerall today or
tomorrow and confer with him re
garding prospective appropriations
for improving housing conditions
and other war department appropri-
ations contemplated next year.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-10-18
Evangelist Gets
Severely Burned
by United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Oct. ls.-Aimee
Semple Mcpherson, noted evangelist,
returned to her desk at Angelus
Temple today completely recovered
from electrical burns and shock she
received while using an electric pad
to treat a severe cold.
The injuries which caused her to
remain away from the temple for
two days were caused when wires in
the pad were "shorted' and the
evangelist was held helpless by a
blanket in which she was wrapped.
Only the prompt attendance of
Miss Emma Schaeffer, her secretary,
saved Mrs. Mcpherson from more
serious hurts.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-10-18
Huston Fined for
Reckless Driving

!. y. Huston of Imperial entered
n plea of guilty to n charge of reck-
less driving through his attorney. r.
r. Whitelaw, before Judge I. May
field this morning. The ease was
scheduled for jury trial in Judge
Mayficld s court this morning but
the attorney announced that his eli
cnt would plead guilty. The court
imposed a fine of f$75.
The ease grows out Of an automo-
bile accident on the CaleXico high
way early this year. The machine
driven by Huston overturned, one of
the OCCUPANTS suffering severe in
iuries while the others escaped with
minor hurts. Complaint in the ease
was made by Frank Smyer of the
state traffic squad.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-10-18
Practice Call
For Firemen

Firemen of Fl Centre were called
to the station at o'clock last night
by the fire whistle and upon arrival
they found Chief Reams on hand to
put them through drill. The men
were given an hours workout at
coupling lines and going through
other phases of the fire fighting oc-
cupation.
After the drill was over candidates
for the team which will represent
the firemen in the El Centre in
door baseball league were called for
and about 20 men were signed up.
a practice game was staged on the
diamond beside the fire hall.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-10-18
Miners Blamed
For Explosion

STEUBENVILLE, Ohio, Oct. IS.
The United States Coal Company
mine near Bradley, IS miles south
of Steubenville, was destroyed today
by a dynamite blast.
Windows in buildings surrounding
the mine were shattered by the ex-
piosion. Telephone and telegraph
poles and wires were torn down and
communication with Bradley was i'm
possible for a time This morning.
Seventeen dynamite stick stubs were
found near the wrecked mine tipple.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-10-18
Migrants Told W
To Leave Town


Benjamin Ybarra, Louis Castro
and Jack Reid were picked up by
city police last night when they
were found sleeping about in Sc.
Guided parts of the city. Castro
and Reid entered pleas OF guilty TO
charges Of vagrancy when arraigned
before Judge Perkins this morning
and each was sentenced to pay q
fine of $25, spend rs days IN the
county Jail or get out Of town. They
left town. Ybarra Mt first pleaded
not guilty and his ease was set for
trial tomorrow morning, bail being
fixed at $50. He then changed his
plea to guilty and was given sent
ence similar TO that Of Castro and
Reid. He also bid fadieu" 10 the
city.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-10-18
Navin In Charge
OF Ball League

CHICAGO, Oct. 10. - With the
American League headquarters here
temporarily in charge of Frank Ma.
vim, vice president and acting pres
ident, and William Harridge, secre-
tarv to Ban Johnson for Is years,
baseball fans looked today for a
probable successor to johnson.
The league president stepped out
of office yesterday, ending "a years
on the job.
f. s. Barnard of the Cleveland
club has been regarded as the most
likely candidate ever since last
spring, when Johnson submitted his
resignation.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-10-18
What's Doing
TONIGHT
Entire Nos Club dance, 10000

SIN
Entire Nos Club dance, 10000
Club, $50.
Camille Valley theater.
risky Business Palace the
alter.
Indoor baseball: California
Central Creamery VS.. Imperial
Valley Hardware Co., 7:3o.
Americanization English class,
Lincoln school, 7 p. m.
Night school classes, registra-
ton, high school, 7 p. m.
Women's gymnasium class
opens, high school gymnasium, 7
p. m.
Radio: Station KGEN, S-9
p. m.
Lions Club dinner, Hotel Bar
bara Worth. 7 p. m.
TOMORROW
Celphian Club meets with Mrs.
James w. Glassford, $50 a. m.
Radio: Station KGEN, 1915
lis p. m.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-10-18
HEINKEL PLANE REACHES
LISBON WITHOUT MISHAp

LISBON, Portugal, Oct. 1s-Aftcr
an unevcntful flight along the Port
ugucse, coast from Vigo, Spain, the
Heinkcl ans-Atlantic seaplane D.
1920 arrived here at 9 a. IN. today.
Chief Pilot Horstmicr told the
United Press he would leave for the
Azores as soon as the seaplane had
been ovcrhauled and weather condi-
tions were favorable.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-10-18
INJURED IN AUTO WRECK

LOS ANGELES, Oct. IS. = Joe
Levi of Fresno suffered fractures
and severe bruises when the heavy
truck he was driving got beyond
control and crashed into an embank-
ment near Sandbergs on the Ridge
route today. Marvin Gholson, rid
ing with Levi, escaped without in
jury.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-10-18
Auto Injuries
Prove Fatal
by United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1s.-The
lllth automobile fatality for the
year was recorded here today with
the death of John f. Zohner, 81,
who crashed his ear into a concrete
pillar to avoid hitting another car.
Zohner suffered head injury
which did not bother him for nearly
Il week. Then he was taken to a
hospital and his death followed.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-10-18
PAINTER ELECTROCUTED

OAKLAND, Cal, Oct. ISL. II
Schoelz was dead and five Other
Oakland men were suffering from
burns today as result of stecI
painter IS platform coming in con
tact with a $50 volt wire at the
Moore drydock here Yesterday.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-10-18
Good News For Mrs. Haldeman

Hdeman her New York hotel In
reading of the safety her husband
american
Shen long wait,
makes his back home steamer
Evening star., 1927-12-19
FULLY DETACHED HOME
SIX BEDROOMS,
TWO BATHS.

4SL4AN w III In INLLD.
Priced at $12.95O much below its actual
value. This is the ideal home for the large
family of moderate means. Convenient to
public schools. Very large living room. with
ODen fireplace kitchen and outside pantry
> bedrooms and bath the first floor and
4 bedrooms and bath on the second floor
LaEga & lot ~ ~2eautliied 1 With snrufb6erX; garage
Wisconsin 2S15
Evening star., 1927-12-19
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
ONI-IN
142a Eve Street Northwest.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Four
Story and Cellar Brick Apart
ment House Situate No. 1865
Columbia Road NV.

BY virtue of a certain deed OF trust duly
recorded III Liber No 55S2 folio 269 ct seq..
Of the land records of the District OF GO,
um6a and At the request Of the ir,sres party
will ell at public auction in front Of the the
premises, on MONDAY. THE NINETEENTH
DAY DAY !, Of DE %DECEMdBGRv dF AD l924 4o,,oH. al
ing described land and premises. situate IN
the county of Washington. District OF 20
numbered thirty-fx 36 and IT thiEHiySsyep HsnTT
Biddle's subdivision Of lots in block num- mum.
bered thirty-eight 1897 in, North Grounds
of Columbian University. as SAID suodl-
vision is recorded in Liber County II. 1oho
6S OF the records of the office OF the sur
yeyor of the District of Columbia: salq
assessment and taxation, as SQUARE nun, I,I1n
bered twenty-six hundred and seventy-ttTTo y.taT'
(2672l. Subject to the RESTRICTION estaO, sraD,
fishing the building line 20 feet back ltot9 ltpl9
the north line of Columbia Road, and tnas
no structure shall be erected between saI1
line and the line of Columbia Road; eHcepe eeHc
such as are allowed in the city OF Wash-
ington under the building regulations 81
Terms: Sold subject to nh Drl9r eee1 1rice ee
above said trust to be paid in cash iI,,o Ge,
post of 81 100000 will be required at tin,e
of sale. All cOnveyancing. recording elc; .c,,' as
cost of purchaser. Terms OF sale 10 os cum nf
piled with within thirty days from day rS,t ~
sac otherw Sc the trustees reserve the T.@liss
to resell the property at the risk and cosI ~
defauting purchaser. after five days aoHei. a
published in Washington. d. C:,,
CLAUD LIx ,CS I'm
WILMOT w. TREW;
dec. s. S.101"14 16 10 Trustee1--
Evening star., 1927-12-19

LARGE STOREROOM NEAR
31st and NJ SITS, suitable for
automobile show room. For
full information see
WM. H. SAUNDERS CO., Inc.
Realtors.
1883 X St. NV. Main 10l7.
Evening star., 1927-12-19

SIC 625O-Beautful Detached Home in Wesley Heights ~ Civ
winning
In
Sl5OOO-An Unexcelled Location in Mt. Pleasant. -
A in the
ownr and
ea eaT % butn 9 amG Gfe opens s f ae % @ %
to
of
S12OOO-Sem- Bungalow in Chevy Chase, d. {.
ache bunga id a
unfnsh roomsfo
syatoy at % attractive
arang i
S1175O-A Downtown HouseOne Square from Dupont Circle
TO
Reasonable
If
$10400-A Rare Opportunity in Old Mt Pleasant
an
attract heplae
is
potecion opportunity for you
Phone Main $500 Until M.
BOSS & PHELPS,
141zKSt Realtora Main $500
Evening star., 1927-12-19
SALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

SMALL CASH PAYMENT AND S355 PER
and bath glassed-in sleeping porch bunga-
low; electricity, furnace heat. kitchen ca6i-
Price S395O. Q. B. ZANTzINGER. 945 K
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SALE--HOUSES.
4 COlnred

Special Bargain, CoIored.
753 Gresham pl. nw.--6 rooms. cellar,
gas and cleo: like new: vacant: 500 cash
o0gpeenn Saturday and Sunday OWNER, Nam
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THOS- J. OWEN & SON AUCTIONEERS.
1435 EYE ST. NV.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF Two,sToRY Ri RRIGlks r e
NO 5103 ILLINOIS AVENUE~NORIH'
WEST. -,
BY virtue of a certain deed of trust, dated
July II. 1927. being Instrument No. I'D 35i
recorded October ~ 1927. among the janu
records of the District of Columbia, and a az
the REQUEST of the party, secured THEREBY. @ tne
undersigned trustees will sell at public auc'
ton; in front Of the premises4, on M0MppAARR
A.D. 1927; AT FOUR O'CLOCK Pm tit .he
uate in the District of Columbia. and desg;
mated as and being lot 33 i'll Morris Cafrita
subdivision of lots in square 3004 as per
plat recorded in the office of the suryeyo..
for the District of Columbia in Liber ~ az
folio III -, 80
Terms Sold subject to prior deed OF
trust for $3.50. further particulars OF
which win be announced at time Of sale id t9e 1e
cash deposit of $500 required. convey
ancine. recording. etc. at the purcnssis,Thi
cost. Terms to be complied with wInIlS
thirty days. otherwise deposit, forfeited ana ~
the property may be advertised and resou at
the discretion of the trustees.
ARTHUR J. BRIDGET,
MILTON STRASBURGER
de13151710 Trustees
Evening star., 1927-12-19

MUST BE SOLD.
This brand-new brick home has Just been
taken over by me in a deal: Eight large
rooms with tiled bath and private lavatory.
hot-water heat. the best oak flooring, open
fireplace; brick garage attic; tubs and toilet @
struction will meet any test. 1t is located
in North CleyeIand Park; VIII consider an any
deal with buyers only. Phone Cleve. 4S79
after z pm, or address Box 371-V. Star
Office
Evening star., 1927-12-19
Trustees Sale Of Valuable
Partly Completed Apartment
House Known as Premises
l125 MARYLAND Ave. NE.

By virtue of an order of the sqprvnitty sq4p1y,itT
Cause No. t764l the undersigned, trustee IT sse
premises. on MoNpAY. THE NINETTElERNEHFh NJ TTElREFi
DAY OF DECEMBER. 1927. AT THhEdE
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. the followlns1tdbe. tb.
scrihcd land and premises; situate 10 10 and and
being iots numbered twenty three 123l snd ana
twenty-four (24l in George F. Williams s,;ar. anu
others commissiopers subdivision Of 7anSrT
l9S4l. as .per plat recorded in Linetf he ~,
folio 40. OF the records OF the once "a to- TO-
gether with the improvements thereon. G,se con
sistinR of an uncompleted apartment n noussg snsd
Terms Of sale: This property will snd 1e Sere en-.
cumbrances. A. deposit of five hundred, .nce 1oa
lars $500 Will be REQUIRED upon acSs fess and
recording charges at cost of purchase Iax; x;
es to be adjusted to day of sale. Terms OF
sale TO be complied with within thirty GAYS E
from day of sale. otherwise the trustee Ie.
serves the right to resell the property a. an. tns
risk and cost of defaulting purchaser aIter
five days advertisement of such resale IN
some newspaper published In Washington
D. c.
THOMAS F. BURKE,
Trustee. 1410 H st. NV,
DEF. .9.10. .12.13.l .16.17.1o
Evening star., 1927-12-19

4th ABOVE g ST NW-55-FT FRONT
age 100 deep: corner wide court Call H
CARROLL. 9IS q -. NV. Main l0439.
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SAIE,-EARMS

LOO feet frontage on the most travelled
highway out of Washington. An excellent
taFm Of I5S acre. and i4;ToOp ;t C3hoi T,Efoi
shade. Large cellar. cleo lights bath. fur
mace heat. open fireplace. large bank
barns spring house. many more good out;
buildings Broom tenant house. Good
spring and streams This is the best buy
within 30 miles of Washington at S37 900.
Call and we shall be glad 70 show, you
these properties or any other listings which
we have. - =.
o45 st NV Main 1911.
Evening star., 1927-12-19
ALL BRICK-NEW.

ALL bNION-NE EW.
S,75O-$59.50 so PER MONTH.
You will have to wait long time before
you can duplicate this chance to own a fine
home at such low price and exceptional
terms
Fine location near schools and transpor-
tation.
Bright living room and dining room. well
arranged kitchen with built-in refrigerator.
white enamel sink gas range and cupboards:
fine bedrooms and tiled bath with shower:
automatic hot-water heater and fine hot
water heat: garage.
CALL MR.. L. SCHAEFFER
MAIN
Evening star., 1927-12-19
SAT,E--HOITSES.

CHEVY CHASE BUNGALOW,
$3.50.
This beautiful 5-room and bath shingle
bungalow is located on a beautiful lot,
60X122 "a. facing on concrete street. 1t Is
the most moderate priced home in this part
of Chevy Chase. Very convenient terms may
be arranged.
Phone Wisconsin 2763 during the day. or
after : n M Wisconsin 3S15.
Evening star., 1927-12-19

THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS.
1925 Eve St. NV
Evening star., 1927-12-19
o1O TO 918 EVARTS ST. NE.

1122 9th ST. NV.
Nine rooms, bath, deep lot,
garage to 30-foot alley. First
commercial zone. Suitable for
remodeling. Price low. Terms.
1855 LAMONT ST. NV.
Ten rooms, two baths, two
car garage; $18,5OO.
J. LEO KOLB,
o23 New York Ave. NV.
Washington, D. c.
Main 5027.
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the Irish Minister and Mrs. smiddy,
have gone hack to. Ireland for the
summer 80 that removes good ma.
terial among the diplomatic girls.
But the best among them has been
taken away BY marriage and the
transfer Of a ranking diplomat. This
champion Is Mrs. Francis Winslow,
formerly Miss Laura Bryn, daugh-
ter Of the former Norwegian Min.
lister and Nine. Bryn. She Is mar.
ried now to an American. and is
getting her American citizenship
papers.
Incidentally Mrs. Winslow won
her match yesterday in the District
woInen's tennis tournament being
held az the Columbia Country Club.
She II playing again today.
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ST. MARK ITO
BEUNDER NEW
DIRECTION
Mrs. Helen Ray Hagner
and George Mime erode
Owners Now

The club bit. Marks served IT.
last dinner last evening under the
Afadrfllon iaanAgemsnt. And 4 fol
now closed for rsdec6rAtihs, re-
blrnishing and : general reneva.
ton under the direction 0k IT'D new
owners, Mrs, Helen Ray Haaner
ana George g. Mlnneger0de. ii
win open the middle Of September
for luncheon ara dinner and the
evening ok October 10 u tentatively
set for the opening III h night club.
Mrs. HaRner and Mr. MinuekeTOde
were III charge last year of the
night club part ef gt. Marks. but
with entire control one can expect
many delightful things. The Club
SC. Marks, 1t will b recalled III
located III the SPACIOUS ballroom 0f
what n generally known 20 Tho
Draper HOUSE., that home oe fa6.
tidi0us fashion of d generation ago.
but which has. failon OF late years
into the banda Of business intefAsts
developing Alonk Connectictt Ave-
nue..
The Postmaster General and Mrs.
New, who have been passing several
weeks ia their l0dgA At Turtle Lake,
Mich, viii return Monday to theif
suburban home. Hemlock Hedge,
Edgemoof, Nd.
The Minister of Haiti and Nine
Price have as their guest the lAtter'A
niece, Nine. Paul Borne, who arrived
In Washington today FOR visit.
BRITISH asIEl" HERR
|FOR SHORT BTAY
sir John BrUderIcK, the CONNER.
ciaI counselor Of the British embassy
Is returning to washington todas
from Manchester, Mass. and will 81
q guest at the MayfloWer for several
days.
Senator and Mrs Claude swanson
are attending the races at Saratoga
Springs, n. Z.
Gen. and Mra. Henry 7. Allen
viii return today to their summer
home at CHAIRMAN, PA, after pass.
ing d few days n thar apartment
at Stoneleigh Court.
DIR. and Mrs. Milton H. ProapeE4
have left for 4 trip North, and upon
their return viii spend some time 81
their summer home on South River.
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2-piece Suits only; excellentIy
tailored plain Palm Beaches,
good quality linens.
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JEAN ELIOTs NEWS AND GOSSIP OF CAPITAL SOCIETY
POOR PICKINGS
FOR DPL OMATS
T0uR.N AMENT
"a Survey Reveals Few
10 Garry On the Con-
test With Racquet

TNRO6PECTS for q diplomatic
tennis tournament this year
aeem to Sc very slight. Most Of
those who follow the game with
keen enthusiasm are spending the
summer out OF washington and VIII
not return until wen past the usual
time for tennis tournaments
And some Of the starr Of yester-
pear have passed on from the tennis
court 10 the golf course. finding In
the latter d sport more to the liking
as one grows to find more pleasure
"a leiSprely and less stfenuous ex.
@rciSe.
But perhaps the chief cause Of the
decline of the annual tennie toutHiA.
tieIt among the diplomats was the
decision ok Mrs John =. Henderson
not to give them the use Of her
courts during her absence in, the
summer ct Bar Hafbor.
Birth OF Tournament
This tournament had jtB begin.
Aing about four years ago when
ths grounds at .'Esoundary Castle, Z
the estate of Mrs. Henderson. on
sixteenth Street, waa the principaI
{ meeting plAos OF the diplomats left
behind Id Washington for the sum.
Mer, or who preterred to remain
here.
Every afternoon the gayest groups
n town could be found in the swim
ming pool tucked away in the
shrubhery of the estate, or welding
tacduets on the tennis court. This
having place all their own for.
recreation did much to promote the
tennis interest among the home
staying diplomats.
After two summers Mrs. Hendera
son changed her mind about leaving
her grounds to the diplomats and
last year went away to Bar Harbol
without turning over the key. Tho
same thing was observed this year.
Chevy Chase i Mecca
The tennis courts Of the Chevy
Chase Club ara evidently the mecca
this summer for the diplomats who
play that game. One sees a few OF
them occasionally putting on .
pretty good game, but any Bpectacu.
lar strokes are rarely IN evidence.
The Swedish minister, Mr.. Bos.
from, who. used to play with the
King Of Sweden ana who wa0 q
champion once upon q time, Ii our
~ town. He declared when he lost
the singles to Clarence Young, Of
!. the Chinese Legation. In the
tournament last year, that he was
going to practice and also reduce
20 that Mr.. Young would have
more difficulty winning this year.
II ID hardly probable, however.
that he viii return to washington
N time 81. condition for such d
contest.
The ''smiddy girlsr daughters of
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FOndling AutOist' Is
Sought IN N. II. Section,

The northeast section Of The city
e being combed for white mar,
ia q Virginia car who picked m
three young white girls. S. & ana 4
Years old respectively. early TO-DAY
ana carried them into . nearby
woods whore. police say, he made
advances t0 them.
The children were playing near
the intersection Of Fourth ana
Adams Street Northeast fhIa morn.
Ing when the man drove by IN his
car. He invited them to take \
ride and after the girls had Climbed
into the car. took them to 4 WOODS
near Ninth and Franklin straets
Northeast. After kissing and
fondling the children for several
minutes, he put them back n the
machine and returned them to
Fourth Street and Rhode leland
Avenue Northeast.
The girls reported the affair to
their mothers. who notified police.
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2-piAce Suits only; of tropical
worAteds, imported twists, mo-
hairs, wool poplins and flAn-
nels.
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JAPANESE VISITOR
ARRIVES TODAY

The Baroness SonOda, of japan,
viii arrive In Washington today for
. short visit and viii Be. guest
at the Mayflower.
49,
Mrs. Blaine Elkins, of Middle
burg, Va, spent last night ia Wash.
in9ron at the MayfloWer ana left
town this morning for q motor trip
to Saratoga Springs, N. r., to attend
the races.
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Martin Pennella. OF 24as T 81.
N. e.. win saIl on Saturday for
Naples on board the 8. 8. Conte
Biancanano. While in italy he
will visit Rome. Venice, Milan and
Turinc. He will remain abroad
about three months.
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Mrs. walter Tuckerman win en-
terrain at luncheon on Sunday at
the Beach Club ut Southampton,
L. l.. the University Players, who
win give their first performance OF
Hay Fever" there tomorrow eve
ming.
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PONIEROYs WILL
PASS. WINTER ABROAD

Mrs. Eugene G. Pomeroy and
daughter and Miss Josephine G.
Pomeroy are in Cayuga, N. X. Mr..
Pomeroy will go to New York to.
night where he viii be Joined the
last Of the week by Mrs. Pomeroy
and Miss Pomeroy. Mr.. and Mrs..
PonAeruy, Miss sPonieroy and Miss
Catherine Pomeroy viii sail for
England on the Republic on satur
DAY. They, will pass the winter