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New Britain herald., 1928-04-03

and armed with a pistol.
 The argument started when a bill for s6e for bringing prisoner here Was submitted by Long. It develop cd that Kim had not approved the trip. which had been authorized in his absence by an assistant. although the commissioners allowed the claim. Kim and Long continued to argue. Finally Kim rushed from the room shouting he would get the differ ence."
 Kim soon reappeared in the door clad in armor that covered his chest and back. He carried a pistol. Earl Ayers, real estate broker attending the session. said Long ordered the attorney to halt. and when he con- tlnucd to advance. the sheriff drew his pistol and fired. apparently try ing to shoot the gun from the attor- neys hand.
 The first bullet was wild, and the sheriff shot again. striking him in the leg. Long followed with anoth- CT shot and Kim fell to the floor. Ii
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
Gas Pains Gone.
 Now Sleeps Well

T had headaches and gas pains so bad for IS months could not sleep nights. am thankful for the help found in Adlcrika. I now en- joy restful nights. l.. S. Low. ings.
 Even the FIRST spoonful of Ad- lerlha relieves gas and often re- moves astonishing amount of old waste matter from the system. Makes you enjoy your meals and sleep better. No matter what you have tried for your stomach and bowels. Adlerika will surprise you. Leading druggists.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03

Mir. Lankford said he would insti. ute full investigation. but would make no comment on the accusations beforehand.
 Authorities hero yesterday made public an unsigned letter found in Peterson's pocket. purporting to be directions that he send a sum of money to a nearby postmaster for relay to Ben J. Davis negro repub- lican committeeman from Georgia,
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03

son, opposing States Attorney Grove for nomination.
 Frank o. Lowden. whose name is used with that of Senator Deneen at the head of the anti-Thompson republicans. has had no part in the campaigning. His name Is the only one on the republican ballot for H. llnoiS presidential preference,
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
ONCE FRIENDS, NOW
 BOTH ARE ENEMIES
Oklahoma Politicians Finally
 Engage in Gun Battle

Madill. Okla. April 3 Rl-Failure of coat Of armor to stop a bullet has left County Attorney Franz Kim near death and his erstwhile friend, sheriff Ed Long. under technical ar- rest.
 Long shot Kim when the attor- ney took exception to a bill pre- sented to the county commissioners by the sheriff, and. witnesses deelar- cd, appeared clad in steel armor
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
F MOTHERS ouly knEu

During these days how many chiAkea are complaining of Head1che. Fever ishness, Ston1ch Trouhlss aad IrTegs. lar Bowels snd take cold easily. II mothers only knew what Mother Grays Sweet Powders would do for their chil- dren. no family would ever De wthout t em for use when needed. Theae powders are 90 easy and pleaaant to take and o effective in their sc4ina that mothsfs who once use them gladly tell others about them. Save youHself . night of worry. by getting ! packaee at your druggist today. Trial nackaee sent FREE
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New Britain herald., 1928-04-03

was found that the bullet struck the cage or the armor.was dehected and entered the attorneys abdomen.
 kim was removed to a hospital at sherman. Tex. where his condi- ton was described as critical.
 The two men had been know as close friends until recently. Kim having supported Long for sheriff.
 No formal charge was filed against Long pending developments in Rims condition.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
remove 10 South Carolina.

ICfIIUVE ID SUNF n ' UTOIIiI,
 Ping is one Of the most WiJe,, known American born Chinese in this city. He is q native 0! san Fran cisco. During his residence here he has made legion of friends. He raid studious attention 10 his busi- Eess and enjoyed q large patronage. The ma jorlty of his customers knew him personally and liked him for his quiet ways and courteous manners. It was his practice during the Christ mas season to present his friends with lily bulbs and other gifts which came from the Orient.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
THREE PLIERS KILLED.

Hongkong. April R-Three British flyers were killed today when the engine of their seaplane explo- ded as they were returning to the aircraft carrier Hermes. The victims were flying officers Hale and Gra- ham and Telegraph Operator Jack. son.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
Automatic Sprinklers
 Save Helpless Man's Life

Boston. April {UP)-Disap- D. pointed with the proceeds Of a hold up at the office of the Standard Drug Co.,. last night, two gunmen felled the manager. with a pistol butt. bound and gagged him. and after setting fire 10 the building, left
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
POLLS OPEN IN N. Y.

New York. April , LpD-The polls for the state primary election will be open today, ill this city from 3 p. m. to p. I'll. Elsewhere in the state the opening is at noon with the same closing hour. Voters here had a mild. clear day for their balloting.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
]. K. PING LEAVING CITY
Church Street Laundryman Has Been Resident of New Britain for More Than 20 Years,
Than 20 Years

Jung K Ping. a resident of this city for more than 20 years, has sold his laundry business at SS Church street to Mark Tong and intends 10
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03

him 10 burn to death.
 Automatic sprinklers which be- gan 10 operate when the fire start ed. saved the life Of the man, An. thony De Carter of Allston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-26

New styles in the popular fine
double woven varieties OF two
pick suede and Veltex in pull
on, | button. banfalctte. new
strap and buckle styles,-suede-
like shades of lawn, blonde,
silver sray-l.95 pair.
GloUeS-
Evening star., 1928-06-10
ANNANDALE.

AEEAEDALE, Va, June fSpeciaD
Pioneer Grange OF Magonvilie Tuesday
night initiated Mr. and Mrs. Vivian
Rollins, H. r. Marshall. Mrs. W. II.
Murphy, Miss Carol johnson and J. w.
Mercer. Following the ceremony a
harvest feast was served under the di-
rection OF Mrs. Milton Hartley. Mem
bers arranged 10 60 To Woodlawn on
Friday To attend the meeting Of Mount
Vernon Grange.
". Sipes, new president Of the An
nandale League, has appointed the
following standing committees: Social.
J. W. Mercer, chairman. Mrs. Martin
r. Webb. Mrs. william Atkins. Fitzhugh
Slade and l.. T. Wakefield: civic. Paul
Marshall, chairman; lie Roy Woods.
J. w. Mercer; school; A. J. Dean, chair
man: w. Eipes, r. Marshall, highway.
M. r. Webb. chairman: Vernon Lynch,
Julian Siade II has been decided IN
omit the athletic events July 4 IN order
not 10 conflict with the carnival at
Fails Church and Herndon day.
The next meeting OF the School and
Community League will be- held Friday.
The league cleared $50 at It's straw
berry festival and dance last week.
School Ground Improvement day last
week Was 10 successful II was repeated
today. A large force Of men and boys
with tractors and teams removed more
than 200 cubic yards Of dirt in the
grading, removed Is guperfiuous trees.
and removed more than 50 stumps and
several tons ~ rubbish The improve
nnsnts we're IN charge Of j. w, Mercer,
with Willie Gipes IH Roy Woods and
Martin Webb az his lieutenants.
Evening star., 1928-06-10
SEAT PLEASANT.

SEAT PLEASANT. Nd. June Q fSpe-
ctaD "A carnival 10 raise funds for
new gYan1stand for the base ball field
~ the Seat Pleasant Fire Department.
team will be held here beginning next
Saturday. II viii continue week.
Mrs. w. r. Miller has been appointed
. trustee Of the District Line School 70
teTye three years.
Rev. Reginald J. Ripley. rector Of st
Matthews Protestant Episcopal Parish
VIII preach 70 the graduating class Of
The Maryland Park High School IN
Addison Chapel here tomorrow night al
p O'Clock Wednesday night at s:i5
O'Clock the graduates will hold class
nigh. exercises when the feature will
be a two~act comedy, Mrs. Oskley'f
Telephone" Ruth Martin viii give the
class history, Iris Thompson the ora
ton. Catherine Bali the class viii and
Marion Brown the class prophecy,
Graduation exercises viii be held Friday
a. BIS pm. when the address will be
by Prof. Charles S. Richardson, head
Of the department. of public speaking
and extension education Of the Unl-
yersity Of Maryland
Cl0Gin2 exercises Of the elementary
6epartnnent Of Maryland Park Echool
VII oe held next Saturday when eer-
llneates VIII be presented pupils who
nave completed tfle seven grade course
The school picnic is 10 be held June 10
a. EhssaDeake EfAcn.
Seat Plesssnt Chapter. No. 10. Order
"f tbe Eastern Star. viii nod q business
meeting TUESDAY night, after which Il
win entertain its families and the mem
hers apo families VI Seat Pleasant
Lodge, 80. 2is. A. r. end A. Ia
Fer the benefit " the cOlnfy fire.
n1~n'k accident Insurance fund hinrb !.
fc1 Wa held Tuesday by ibe suxifiary
~ EeSt Pleasant Fir4 Department,
Evening star., 1928-06-10
CROVETON.

GROVETCN, Va. June Especially -
The annual election of the Groveton
Community Club was held Tuesday
night at the schoolhouse George K
Pickett was re-elerted president; J G.
Quinn, vice president; Herbert Blunt,
secretary and A. D. Kirby
sergeant-at-arnls. Miss Mary Wease
was elected assistant secre.@,y The
age limit for new members was lowered
to - years. A number ri the old
standing committees we're ieappointed
and Charles Appich was reelected
chairman of the entertainment COM
mitteL. The entertainment Tuesday
consisted Of poems and readings by
Mrs. Pierce Reid and Mrs. Aubrey Bur-
dette. S. L. Huelig was elected men,
Der of the club.
Monthly services will be held at the
Sacred Heart Catholic Chapel Sunday
at $50 an. with Rev. A. Quinn of st.
Mary's Church, Alexandria, conducting
A force of men under direction Of
Pierce Reid is making improvements TO
the school grounds. The terraces are
being sodded and the lawn graded and
sown to grass.
The June meeting of the Mount Ver-
non Circle Of Kings Daughters was
held yesterday In Washington at the
home Of Miss Thrcsa Thompson.
The county board OF supervisors
Wednesday adopted a resolution ad-
dressed to H. c. Shirley, chairman Of
the State Highway Commission, asking
that body TO take into the State system
the road from route 81, the Richmond
Highway, at Penn Daw Hotel to route
80, near the corporation lines OF the
city Of Alexandria. This road cuts this
Little River turnpike just above the new
George Washington memorial. The
road is Ia miles long, and the super
yisors asked the highway commission
to take 1t in as part of Fairfax County's
share Of the / 800 miles added by the
last State Legislature. The supervisors
March requested that as much Of this
mileage be allocatcd to the Fairfax
Occo0usn road via the District of Co
lunbia Workhouse rs necessary. This
viii take iJ8 miles. leaving approx
naately i.3 miles to be used elsewhere
In the county. Supervisors Turner and
Leigh voted against this resolution.
Evening star., 1928-06-10
LAUREL.

LAUREL. Nd, June Q (Special) .--
Rev. II. A. Woolfall, rector of ST.
Philips Protestant Episcopal Church,
will deliver the sermon 10 the gradu-
ates of Laurel High School tomorrow
night at 8 o'clock In that church
Glass night exercises will be held in
the new National Guard Armory Wed
nesday night at o'clock. with gradua-
ton exercises IN the same place and al
the same time Thursday night. DR..
Lncins Clark, chancellor Of American
University. Washington, will address the
graduates.
Bids are being sought for the con-
struction OF 2 miles OF gravel highway
between Laurel and Bowie.
Closing exercises OF the Laurel Ele-
mentary School VIII be held next Fri
day afternoon In the school auditorium
at 80 o'clock. The address to the
class will be by l.. b. Rowland. princi-
pal Of the local high school. The pro-
gram also will include salutatory by
Flossie Hill, music, salute 10 the flag
wand drill play. Graduation OF Any
Child" and plano solo by Margaret
Beall, ReV. q. n. Mays will give the
Invocation.
Evening star., 1928-06-10
FORESTVILLE.

FORESTVTLLE. Va. June 9 (Spe-
cial) The Grange Hall building fund
has been increased Sll0 in two weeks,
S5l being cleared at the square dance
and strawberry festival Saturday right,
$50 on the lunch Thursday. served at
the Simpson sale. and $29 at the lunch
last week at the Van Sickler sale.
At meeting of Great Falls q. ange
Wednesday nisht 1t was decided to hold
the annual Forestville day August 49,
The degree team will hold a rehearsal
for the third and fourth degrees Mon
day night in preparation for a visit to
Mount Vernon Grange at Woodlawn
June Is.
Grange building corporation will hold
a meeting at the schoolhouse Tuesday
night.
Virginia Pearson Is chairman of n
committee arranging for lawn party
to be given at Arnon Church w dnes-
day evening. beginning at 7;30 O'Clock
the proceeds TO go toward the special
collection for missionary In Africa.
The Missionary Society OF Arf1on
Church will meet Tuesday night al the
church. Mrs. Helen Cox, president. viii
lead.
The Aid OF Salem Methodist Protest
ant Church will meet Wednesday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. c. r. Hender-
son. Rev. Harold Meadow is conduct
ing Bible study class every other
Thursday evening at Salem Church
John Rooney Of the Dranesville School
League Tuesday asked the county school
board TO authorize repairs to the
Dranesville School The matter was
referred to Trustee e. j. Murphy of
Florfs.
The Dranesville district Sunday
school convention meets tomorrow aft
ernoon at Smiths Chapel. Dranesyille.
Evening star., 1928-06-10
LYON VILLAGE

LYON VILLAGE, Va, June (spa-
ciaID The Woman's Club met We'd
nceday evening at the home Of Mrs
o. n. MCGUIRE. with Mrs. Karl Kerr and
Mrs. Young acting as hostesses. The club
voted 10 be responsible for one months
support of the community library for
Arlington district, which ie opening next
Tuesday on North Clarendon avenue.
Mrs. John Martin Is chairman OF the
library committee,
The program Of the evening was In
charge Of the house and garden section,
Mrs. r. r. Frcer, chairman. The main
feature was talk on peonies by W. B.
strattlemyer. who had brought from his
tw0-acre peony garden IN WayneEboro,
Pa, several armfuls Of blooms from
among h'g 900 varieties. The next meet
ing viii be on June 20 at the home OF
Mrs. g, A. EzelI 405 Morton street.
Evening star., 1928-06-10
RELIGIOUS COUNCIL
DELEGATES BANQUET
Russell Colgate of New York and
DR.. Honline Of California Address
Session at Staunton.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
STAUNTON, Va. June 1.-TWO hun
dred and two delegates to the Virginia
Council of Religious Education and
business men of Staunton dined at the
Stonewall Jackson Hotel yesterday.
Russell Colgate of New York City and
Or. M. A. HonIinc of Pasadena, Calf
spoke. Hugh H. Sproul was toastmas-
ter. Dr. w. II. Sanger Of Richmond
president Of the council. made few
remarks OF greeting and welcome.
Miss Blanche Carrier. superintendent
of the weekday schools of religion in
Dayton, Ohio was presented, told OF
work accomplished, and said. Il think
the boys and girls of today are as good
as they were a generation ago, but the
trouble is they have to be 10 times as
good" Rev. S. D. Price and DR.. Hon
line spoke at the closing session last
night. Rev Minor c. Mile. of Bridge
water addressed the session Thursday
night. He is general secretary Of the
Virginia Council
THE supreme task of Professionalism
in Virginia is to guarantee to every boy
and girl vital living faith in a per-
sonal God as revealed by Jesus Christ,
and personalistic religion" the speak
er said.
Lawson F. Reichard Of Staunton Y.
M. G. A. conducted the devotionals
Thursday night and a musical program
was given by the Bridgewater College
Male Quartet.
Evening star., 1928-06-10
VIENNA.

VIENNA, Va. June 0 (Epecisl1.~~
Betsy koAs Council no. n fDzughtArs
81 America, 81 It's sen1i-annuzl election
TUESDAY night, elected CoBnell0Y. Igs-
bell ESleFHistg5 associate ceunciloF. Gay.
Tei TtlofnpE0ps ylce CgunrlJor MAY
HafEt associate vice councillor Loss
P0Gie recording secretary, Bertha
TslsekmsD. assistant recording secretary,
Augusta Fr0eiee: financial secretary,
A.. q, Kenyon treasurer, Beatrice Wins
low. conductor, Mabel EellaTe, warden,
Anna PKosise; inside sentinel, Elizabeth
Dale Conktin; outside sentinel Eyeiyn
Ftele and trustee for 10 months, f.. W.
W0oc
The Al1 and Woman's Missionary So
Fifttes ~ the Presbyterian Church viii
Ulsea Thuteday st the h0nne ~ MFs,
Franklin Williams
A strawberry festival f0r Betsy Ross
Council, Daughters 0f AnlffiGa. win be
held on the Freeman lot Monday.
The entertainment given Thursday
evening IN the Masonic Hall by Hsfr
naoi9y Chapter, no. 20, Order Eastern
star, was well attended A literary and
music program given early In the eye
JinG follows; Reading by Frank Davis
1f Clarendon vocal selections by VIII
Liam cockTelI, accompanied on the piano
by Mrs. J n Sellers; musical recitation
by Mrs, H. A. Wnkljne and William
CockgeU, recitation ~ 4. Dorsey oi
YtFpre,
Evening star., 1928-06-10
BALLSTON.

BALLSTON. Va, June Especially -
State Senator Frank L. Ball and Dele
gate Hugh Reid, viii explain at a spe-
ctal meeting of the Ballston Citizens
Association, 10 be held at the Ballston
Fire House. Tuesday evening, the con-
statutional amendments which are to be
voted upon at a special election to be
held June ls Acting President Grover
z. Payne. urges large attendance.
The Glebewood Citizens Association
VIII hold its monthly meeting at the
home Of its secretary. o. Robert Howell,
Pershing Drive, Tuesday evening.
The monthly meeting Of the Bon Air
improvement Association. will be held
NJ the home Of II. NJ. Lewis. Monday
evening. The Veitch Summit Citizens
Association viii meet with its president
p. w. Luckett. Tuesday evening.
The nomination OF officers and men,
bers Of the board Of directors will be
made at the meeting Of the Ballston
Fire Department. Friday evening Mar
gafet king Circle Of the st. Georges
Episcopal Church. viii meet with Mrs.
Beatrice Uphold, School street. wednas-
d2y afternoon
onacers. Of the Parent-Teacher Asso-
citation Of Stonewall Jackson School
we're installed Thursday evening, and
plans completed for series Of card
parties
The Bon Air Citizens Association viii
hold Its monthly meeting at the Bon Air
Ffrehouse. Monday evening The auzil-
larry Of the Bon Air Fire A7sociation
viii give a card party at its flrehouse
Saturday evening.
Children'e day exercises are to be held
at the First Presbyterian Church, SUM-
day morning at II O'Clock,
pointed j. r. Malloch, chairman: Eugene
Payne and Elmer Cartwright, Friday
evening TO consider the advisability Of
holding carnival and report at its
next meeting.
Bsilston Council. No 20. Daughters
Of America. will eject officers a. its
meeting Friday evening in Junior Hail
Evening star., 1928-06-10
MIDDLEBURG CROWD
SEES HUNTERS SHOW
Gen. Mitchell's Entry First in
Class / of Annual Event Preced-
ing That at Upperville.
Special Dispatch 70 The star

Special Dispatch tn The Star
MIDDLEBURG. Va. June 9.--With
Is classes well filled and a large at
tendance from Virginia and Washing
ton, the seventh annual Middleburg
Hunters Show. held In preparation for
the big annual Upperville Horse Show
and featuring only local horsefiesh, was
held this afternoon. The eighth class
for pony jumpers was so crowded with
entries 1t was necessary TO hold II in
two sections. First and second winners
follow:
Glass l. Half-bred brood mares and
Mitchell; second. Sensation and foal.
Mrs. II. B. Whitfield
Glass ;. Haif-bred yearlings First.
Tettus. c. o. Iselin; second, Young
April. J. B. Skinner.
Glass 3. Half-bred 2-War- odds First,
entry. Skinner Bros. second, Mona. G.
o. Iselin.
Glass 4. Half-bred 3-year -olds. First,
Buithn, c. o. Iselin; second, Louise. K.
l.. Redman.
Glass 5. Polo ponies. shown In hand.
First, Round the Clock, ID. G. Sands;
second, entry. Mrs. Rumsey.
Glass 6. Ponies under saddle, ridden
by children under IA. First, entry, D.
@nAit ScCOilus sHLTy, MI WhbkIilS.
Glass 7. Ponies under saddle, ridden
by children under ~ First. Comet. d.
Carr second. Trixy. Mr.. Furneybaugh.
Class 8 first sectionI. Ponies, Jump
ers, l4.2 hands. First Beauty. Mrs.
Rumsby; second. Blue Wing. Mr. Ran
doiph. Second section. First. Trixy,
Mr.. Furneybough; second Mailer, Mr..
Belmont
Glass 0. hree-year- -olds. suitable to
become hunters 10 Jump 3ia feet.
First. Snappy. d. Hall: second. Wood
Pigeon, Arthur White.
Glass 10. Ladies Hunters. First,
Running Sand, Banton Stables, second.
No Foolin', r. Bailey.
Glass IL. Middle and heavyweight
green hunters First, Aida, Mr.. Perry.
second. Mad Time. Blakely Lodge.
Glass IL. Lightweight green hunters,
First, Woodnymph. Mr.. White: second,
Louise, Mr.. Redman
Glass l3. Touch and Out added fea-
ture). First, No Foolin'. Mr.. Bailey;
second. Beauty. Mrs. Myers.
Glass IA. Bareback ridden. First.
Easter Sunday, Mr.. Giasscock, second,
Etarshell. Mr.. Kelley.
Glass IS. Consolation. First. Kitty
Mock, Benton Stables; second, st. Sin
Bar. Barry Hail
u. g. Sands was master
Evening star., 1928-06-10
LINCOLNIA.

LIRCOLNIA, Va. June 0 fspecisl1 ~-
The Parent~Tescflcr Association met
in the school house Thursday evening
The play, Mr., Bob given by the
seniors of the George Mason High
School In the Lincn!nia School Audi
tofjum nettfd k24 rs.
john n. RideewsY, ~ years old. died
Wednesday RI the home Of Il. A. Lewis
Funeral services were held Friday ~
the LineoInia Methodist Church, inter
nent In the cemetery at the school
house. Mr. RidgeVay is survived by y
brother, Henry, of Alexandria, his wife
having died several years ago.
The Aid Of the Methodist Church
was entertained Wednesday 1T the hons
~ Mrs. Pred Etulz. Next meeting will
be with NTg. j, w Eiggefs,
Evening star., 1928-06-10
D. c. BANKERS NAME
OFFICERS FOR YEAR
Business Session Followed by
Dinner and Stage Events
at Montauk.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special DlSpAtCh 10 the star
MONTAUK BEACH, N. Y, June o.
At today's business session OF the Dis
trict of Columbia bankers, j. Frank
White. cashier OF the National Bank of
Washington; John NJ Riordon. execu-
merce & Savings; c. A. Pope, vice
president of the Munsey Trust Co..
and Charles H. Doing vice president
Of the Washington Loan 81 Trust Co,
were elected members of the council
Of administration
Victor B. Deyber. vice president for
the District of Columbia, presided at
the meeting of the American Bankers
Association members. w. w. Spaid
waS elected to this vice presidency for
the coming year and Robert V. Fleming
was chosen to serve on the nominating
committee with Howard Moran as the
alternate.
A. b. A. Vice Presidents.
Vice PRESIDENTS for the District CT
Columbia to serve the various divisiOns
of the A. B. A. for next year included
Frederick p. H. Siddons. secretary of
the American Security & Trust Co,
trust company division: Thomas j.
Groom, vice president Washington Me-
chanics Savings Bank. savings bank
division; Hilleary G.. HoSkinSon, vice
president Riggs National, national bank
division, and Hugh w. Barr, executive
vice president International Exchange
Bank, State bank division.
At todays session Joseph A. Burkart,
president of the District Bar Associa-
tion. was vigorously applauded when he
advocated much closer relations between
trust officers and lawyers.
The resolutions, reported by Chair
man w. T. Galliher. covered wide
range. lauding the officers. standing and
special committees, legal counsel and
the press for the unusually successful
years achievements.
Entertainment Features.
Thomas w. Brahany acted as master
of ceremonies at tonights family din
ner special talent from New York fur
nishing much of the entertainment.
Carl G.. Fisher, owner of the Montauk
Manor Hotel, contributed most gen.
erously toward some of these special
features. Dancing followed the dinner
program.
The delegates will reach Washington
Monday morning at o'clock.