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to cut out the steel cable in he, propeller after which she will go to Cordova and pick up the starr towing it to Seattle.
 At the time the Attu left with the Roosevelt the Starr was an- chored in Orca Cove.
 The Captain of the Roosevelt upon arrival at Latouche, congrat- ulated Captain Wold and crew declaring it was the most wonder ful piece of work he ever saw or heard of. Needless to say the men almost wept with joy once all dan- ger had been passed. The cook of the Roosevelt, in token of his per sonal appreciation in being saved rom death in the briny deep, in formed Captain Wold he would cook, for him and his crew, all the eggs they desired.
 The outstanding feature of the rescue, aside from the efforts of the Attu's crew, was the marvellous feat performed by the little ves- sel of 37 tons, equipped with 125
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my men for they might have been
 swept overheard at any time.
 Tt was impossible to haul in
 the broken cable so we hack-sawed
 It oil having to sacrifice it. We
 went up to the Roosevelt again and procured a 34 inch steel ca- ble. By a smart piece of work my men got the heaving line on the Roosevelt and hauled the haw- ser aboard. We played out 225 fathoms and then proceeded.
 By that time we were clear of Vessels Reef and steering w. by s. We ran the coast for about two houre; around noon the Roose- welt again parted her line, on board, Still the wind increased in velocity and swells running wild. Once again we went up to the Roosevelt asking for hawser and they passed us nine inch new manila one of about 15O fathoms; with the remainder of the cable onto his hawser it made compact rig and we were off again heading for Cape Clear. We sighted Woody Island in the evening.
 Though we had ample power in 'eserve yet I kept the diesel en- zine at slow speed for I knew I could keep ahold of her. We reach ed Woody Island at g D. m. At 10 }. m. the weather moderated and we were making excellent progress oWard Latouche. We arrived here at 3 a. m. on the 26th".
 Efforts will be made at Latouche
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LEGION MEETING

The local post of the American Legion will meet tonight at o'clock m the Seward Grill at which time election of officers for the ensuinc year will be held It is important that all members be present.
 signed: Post Commander DuMarce
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MORE O|V ATTU

soaked and cold from the many hours of close vigilance. I not only had to watch the sea and the tow but at the same time watch
 Continued from page one)
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ROGERS SOUTH DEC. a9

The s. s. Admiral Rogers, of ttle IF, $ s. Co.,. line, will depart from Seward for the South on December 29, following the arrival of the pas senger train from the Interior.
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Ii your business is worth adver- Using let The Gateway advertise it. II it is not worth advertising, ad- Eertise it for sale.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-28

f you haven't trieo Frye. Bruhn's Baby Beef you have missed some. ehins. friendsi
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"Dusky Stevedore''

 Here's a song by The Revelers that reminds you of "OP Man River" Same close harmonies. Same L;na oI scenery in the background. Same popular appeal-one of those tunes y you Keep whistling all day long. U1 Un the other side of the record. ne Kevelers offer another treat in cIose harmony. Come in and hear these new Victor releases - sooni Dusky Stevedore With p;ono D3Ie shadows (from Earl Carols
 '''''' THE REvELERs
 No. 21765, 1O.inch Ten Ma,a Little T! Miles from Town ooes LiAe his tThat Funny Melody,
 CALIFORNIA RUNNING BIRDS
 No. 21766, 1o-inch four the Cream in My Coffee W;sh OK lrot % 9from Hold Everything) AEyth1ng N Your Heart Desires Fox Trot (from Just q MinuteI kp1th Vocal Refrain
 TED WEEMs AND HIS ORCHESTRA
 No. 2I767, hO.inch Just a Sweetheart-Fox Trot Tls 1Irom the the motion picture production. 1he 7,,.e, Battte of the Se9es) With Vocal Refrair, NAT sHiLKRET AND THE VICTOR ORCHESTRA Was IL Love?-Waltz A'> With Focal Refrain THE TRo1rp.no,,ns
 No. 21771, Io.inch Another kiss-waltz (from Paramount picture, Mdnhdttan CocLtoU, c noca5 he}rd'n THE TRoUBApouRs rwa!rsaamount w!sa 1 picture, Ma,hattam Cocktail NAT SHAKREr AND THE VICTOR ORCH ssTpA
 No. 2I772, lo.ineh
Evening star., 1928-02-09
CONCRETE LIGHTING
POSTS TO Be TRIED.
CoveII Plans Test for Use in
D. C.-Program ne-Third
Completed.

The use of concrete posts to support
electric street lamps is being seriously
considered by officials Of the District
government. 1t was announced today
bv Mai. w. E. r. Covell. senior assist
ant Engineer Commissioner. who has
administrative supervision over the elec-
trical department,
Concrete posts are now used IN 81
Louis. Maj Covell said, and 1t is MS
intention 10 have few like them erect
cd in washington for test. II salts
factory they will be used extensively IN
the residential sections where 1t IS
planned to improve the street nghtihg
Mai. Covell pointed out that the COM
prehenSive program OF street Ightlng
improvement mapped out several years
ago by the Commissioners Is ABOUT oo
Der cent completed and that ne expects
it to be 40 per cent completed oy june
30. the close Of the current fiscal year.
.D,riug this fiscal year We will COM
n,cte nearly one-third of the total pro-
crnm" said Mai. Covcll. but the rate
next wear under the budget figure Will
he only half of this. BY July l., or
shortly thereafter. however, every I'M
rortant street in the city will have
hecn lighted and the electrical depart
ment will begin in earnest the Job OF
removing every gas lamp in the city
and replacing them by modern electric
lights giving four times the amount OF
light A., .s "a
washington is we'll on the roao TO
being one of the best iighteo CUES nl
the country. Yet We are not overdolng
this. l know Of two electric light Signs
which together use more than one-half
as much electricity as Is used by the
entire present electric street lights IN
the whole District of Columbia. Four
ot these signs would use more electric
itv than does the whole city OF wash
incton for street lighting"
Evening star., 1928-02-09
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

National-"Diplomacy." melodrama,
at 8;20 pm.
Beiasco-" Broadway" drama. at $40
pm.
Poii's-"The Student Prince" tight
opera, at 800 pm. Matinee at 2;20
pm.
Keiths--Joe Frisco. vaudeville. at
AIS and s:l5 pm.
Gayety-"French Models" buriesque.
a. 2:i5 and 8:l5 pm.
Fox-"Old San Francisco" continu-
Gus. ~ am. 10 IL pm.
Riaito--"The Spotlight" at II am,
1925. 2, 4. $40. 7:45 and $50 pm.
Earle-"The Love Mart" continuous.
1880 am. 70 IL pm.
Palace-"Two Planning Youths" at
l0:45 am, 1920, 2:20. 425. $50. 7:50
and 10 pm.
C0iumbia.--"The Last Command" :"
at II am. 1855, 3. sos. 7:05 and
9:55 pm.
Metrop0iitan-"The Jazz Singer"
at 1920 am, i:2o. $40. $40. 7:20 and
3:25 pm.
Little Theater-"M Merry 90 Round"
continuous 10 III pm.
Tivoii--"The Magic Flame" a. 2:O5,
a:55. $40, 7:30 and 9:20 pm.
Ambassador Beau Sabreur." at s:l0,
q and $50 pm.
Becky" at IL; 80, 2. 3:30, 8.
8 30, 3 and 9:45 pm.
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ORDERED TO FAR EAST.
Three Officers to Study in China
Two in Japan.

Three officers of the Army have been
ordered to Peking to take a course OF
study in the Chinese language. and two
others to Toxic to pursue course o!
study In the Japanese language.
Those going TO Peking are Capt. VIII
liam Mayer. 7th Field Artillery. at Fort
Ethan Allen. Vt. First Lieut.. Harry S
Aldrich, 60th Coast Artillery. at Fort
William Mckinley. p. l., and First
Lieut.. Willard G. Wyman. 7th Cavalry
at Fort Bliss. Tex. Those ordered To
Toxic are Capt AIlender Swift. 12th In
fantry. at Fort Washington. Md. and
First Lieut.. John Weakening, 22d In
fantry. at Fort Oglethorpe. Ga.
Evening star., 1928-02-09
NEW GUARD DIVISION.
Major General to Be Appointed to
Command Forty-First.

A new major general of the National
Guard will be appointed with creation
Of the 4lst Division, which takes IN
units from Montana, Oregon, Idaho,
washington and wyoming.
A War Department announcement TO-
dav said that State authorities were
now considering the location for the d.
Visions headquarters and that the gov
ernor of the State to which 1t Is as
signed would have jurisdiction over the
APPOINTMENT of the division commander
although the officer will be required 10
secure Federal recognition OF his COM
mission subsequently.
Evening star., 1928-02-09

Commissions In the Reserve Corps Of
the Army have been issued by the War
Department to Melvin Jones. 1850 Co
lumbia road. as a major in the finance
department; Arthur Middleton, 724
Ninth street. major and specialist, and
Sidney r. Simpson. 800 Southern Build
ing, captain In the Field Artillery.
Evening star., 1928-02-09
JEWISH WOMEN TO MEET.
DR.. William J. Showalter to Speak
at Community Center.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Washington section Of the National
Council OF Jewish Women will be held
Tuesday at 2:l5 pm. at the Jewish
Community Center. Sixteenth and @
streets. A program Of interest has been
arranged. DR.. William j. Showalter,
assistant editor of the National Geo.
graphic Magazine. will speak on "Notes
From Travellers Diary"
Louis Brownlow. former Commission
er of the District of Columbia, will
speak on "Co-operative Financing"
Baritone ballads will be sung by Daniel
J. O'Brien. with Jack Nesbit at the
piano. The public is invited.
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nents is ideal and tea will be served In
the Palisades Tea Gardens which adj
Join the bathing pool Mrs G. Fuller
winters, whose Washington home Is at
the Congress Hall Hotel, is national
president OF the federation.
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their daughter. Lorraine, to Mr.. Herbert
r. Cross OF Alexandria. Saturday, June
%, at their home, with Rev. "A, j.
Dickinson OF the First Baptist Church
officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Cross are
living at 426 King street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w j. Miller are home
from visit to Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. WIZ
lian,s In Fassapatanzy, Md
Mrs. George w. Keys Is home from a
trip to Berkeley Springs and Romney
w Va.
Mr., and Mrs. Willard II. Finneu and
their Young son Millsrd have returned
from a visit to Mrs. Finnell's sister,
Miss Elizabeth Endicott, near Orange,
Va,
Miss Rita Taylor of Baltimore Is the
guest of Miss Louise Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Woodfin OF Bal
tinore spent last week as the guests OF
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roger
Brooke Adams.
Mrs. William Herbert Darden mas
gone to her home, in Suffolk. Va, after
visit to her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Hammond Fierce,
accompanied by Mrs. Pierce.
Miss Lima Yaekel and Miss Pauline
yaekel Of Pleasant Valley, Rockingham
County. were week end guests OF MISS
Carrie Wease.
Miss Caroline Morton has returned
from a visit to Miss Dorothy Hanson IN
New Rochelle, N. "
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rockwell Of New
York City are the guests OF the formers
hrother-iu-law and sister, Mr.. and MRS,
w. r. Lightfoot.
Mrs. w, w. Claggett and her two
children, Wickliffe and Lucille Glenn
ents, went to Shepherdstown. w. Va
for the wedding of her niece, MISS
Vivian Macdonald. Saturday, June 50.
Miss Lillian Anne Pierpoint, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Walter Fierpoint, ana
Mr.. BENJAMIN Franklin Wood, tr.. son
Of Mr.. ana Mrs. b. F. Wood of Lorton,
Va. were married in the Methodist
! Protestant Church, at noon Saturday,
June 80 Rev William Pierpoint,
| uncle Of the bride, officiated. The bride
wore a gown of peach-color georgette.
with hat to match, and a corsage OF
| Columbia roses She was given in mar
rage by her father Miss Inez Pier.
| point. sister of the bride. was maid OF
honor and wore gown Of orchid geor-
gette. Mr. Walter Edward Plerpoint'
brother of the bride, was best man.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs, Wood left for Atlantic City.
They will live in Alexandria.
MIR. Wallace Lunceford and MISS
Margaret Lunceford are home from
visit to Mr. j. II Lunceford.
Mrs William T. wilkins, Miss Isa-
dore wilkins and Mr. William Beverly
wilkins went last week to StraSburg,
Va. where they will spend the Sum-
mer
| Miss Estelle Jones OF Richmond was
the week end guest Of her uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs Wayland e. Kidd.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Bryan and Miss
Jean BRYAN. are the guests Of relatives
! in I've River, Va
Miss Ruby Holiday of Watrenton IS
the guest of her aunt. Mrs. S. NJ. Red
mond.
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took place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. T. Driscoll Saturday evening. June
80. Rev. Harry l. Collier Of Washing
ton oficiated The bride wore gown
Of blue crepe with hat to match and
carried an fashioned bouquet OF
pink rosebuds. She was given in mar
riage by her father Mrs. J. NJ. Sharer
of Washington and Mrs. C. B. Farmer
of Hyattsville were bridesmaids. Mrs.
Sharer wore blue georgette and Mrs.
Farmer tan georgette. Both carried
bouquets of pink roses. Mr.. Farmer
and Mr. Sharer were groomsmen. Fol-
lowing the ceremony an informal recep-
ton was held, when Mrs. Anderson.
mother of the bride. and Mrs. Driscoll
assisted In receiving. Late IN the eve
ming Mr.. and Mrs. Guyan left for ATT
Iantic City, and on their return will
will then go TO Atlanta to make their
home. Among the out-of-town guests
were Mr.. j. L. Guyan and Mr.. Anthony
Guyan Of Baltimore. father and brother
of the bridegroom: Miss Jean Umlah OF
Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Picquet,
Mr.. and Mrs r. p. Crawford. Mr.. and
Mrs. 2. J. Burr. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Brandes. Mrs. G. M. Peter. Mrs J.. P
McCurdy, Mrs. p. c, Nodine. Mrs
Harry L. Collier, Mrs. Lund, Miss Edith
Ward, Mr.. Wallace Hefiin and MFR. Ray
mond Moore of Washington.
Mr. E. A. Sweeley has returned from
Atlantic City, where Mrs Sweeley and
their children are spending month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Stoler have
gone to their home, in Richmond, after
visit to Mrs Stoler's brother in-lav
and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Bob
raus. on South Columbus street. Mr.
Louis F. Bohraus. IT,. is the guest of his
grandmother, Mrs. Anna M. Appich, ir
Richmond
| Miss Mary Butts is home from
/ Cheeseborough College, In Rochester
N. Y, and will spend the Summer with
/ her parents.
| Mr.. Robert Yates has left for Camp
| Winnebago, Maine, where he viii bc
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Officials of Manchester England, are
puzzled over the unpopularity oil me
transatlantic telephone service IN tnat
city, there having been only. two calls
90 far this war.
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councillor at the boys camp durini
the Summer.
Miss Wilheimina Crupper enter
tanned at a surprise shower THURSDAY
evening IN the home Of Mrs. James r
Connor. in honor of the latter's sister
Mrs. Elmer Otis, a bride Of last month
The other guests were Mrs. j. r. Allen
Mrs. John Bayliss. Mrs. Elizabeth Ross
Mrs. George Murray. Mrs. Bertha Field
Miss Marian Otis: Miss Kathleen OTIS
Miss GLADYS Swecker, Miss Anna Muir
ray, Miss Ellen Turner and Miss MIL
dred Crupper.
Mrs. George Petit and her children
of Westfield. N. j., are the guests o
her parents. Mr. and Mrs, James Il
Manheid on North Pitt street. =.
Miss Rosalynne Common is the guess
of Miss. Christine Brown in Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Louis Bragg spent last week as
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Evar
Frommelt. In Oak Ridge. Va.
Rev. Percy Foster Hall and Miss Mar
gerry Arden Hall are at home from
visit to Mr.. Halls niece, Mrs. E. H
Burwell In Annapolis.
Judge Robinson Moncure has re-
turned from Houston. where he attend
ed the Democratic convention.
Mrs. Julian F. Belts. Mrs. Walter
Brawner. and Mrs. James Bayne are
visiting friends in Round Hill. Va.
Miss Rachel Fifer of Dubois, Pa, Is
thu guest of Miss Ruth Greismer,
Miss Nary Beard and Mr.. Ralph
Mcpherson were married Saturday eve.
ming. June 30. at the home of the
brides cousins. Mr.. and Mrs, James G
Graham. on North Alfred street. Rev
william S. Hammond, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South Off.
ciated. The bride wore gown of white
seorgette and lace and carried bride
roses. Miss Ruth Beard. her sister, wa,
maid of honor and wore orchid geor
getta and carried a bouquet OF SprinI
fiowers, Mr. Ralph Saffell was hes
man for MIR Mcpherson. Mr.. and Mrs
Mcpherson are on an extended tril
through the North and on their re,
turn will live in Alexandria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bendheim ant
Mr.. LIE Roy Bendheim left recently fol
motor trip to New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Clements ar
home from a visit TO relatives II
Miami, Fla
Miss Mary cabell left Monday fo
@dAip &0A A3AtFSht AAL&A we NktCFAlAS
Va, where she viii be instructor IL
dancing and physical culture durin!
the Summer.
DR. and Mrs. Henry Augustine
Latane have returned from New Yorl
where they accompanied Mrs. Latane'
sister, Miss Joyce Graham, who sailet
Saturday, June 80. to spend the Sum
mer in Europe
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Fradaosia @
Clearwater. Fla, have arrived to spent
two months with their son-in-law am
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Brown
Mrs. Lucy d. Baker of Syracuse
N Y: Miss Irene brennan of Boston
and Mr. and Mrs H. J. West Of Clifton
Va, are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
w A. Clinton.
Miss Cevuna Dolan has left for he
home In Spirit Lake. Idaho. after |
visit to her brother. Mr.. Thomas
Dolan.
Mr. and Mrs. K K Jones of Newpor
News have announced the marriage o
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ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY

Mrs. William ]. Boothe. Miss Eliz-
eheth Booti1e and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
South Barrett and Miss Viola Barrett
viii sail from New York july 20 on the
Lspland to spend the Summer in Eu-
rope. Mr.. and Mrs, Morris L. Homer
and their two daughters. Miss Blanche
Horner and Miss Marcia Horner, viii
also san on the Lapland and viii stay
abroad for a year. The Misses Horner
viii attend school in Switzerland next
Winter. Mr. and Mrs. Homer have
rented their home, at COL Duke street. 10
Col Ephraim Peyton, q. s. A., Tor the
time they are away.
and Mrs. Hill Of San Diego, Calf. are
the guests of the formers sister, Miss
Fannie Hill at her home, Mount Chi
chester. near. town.
Mrs. W. A. Robinson and her chill
dren have returned TO their home, IN
Gloucester. Va. after a visit 70 Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Henry Smith.
Miss IneZ Gwynn Moore entertained
the bridge club Of which she is mem
Der Tuesday afternoon at her nome,
on Prince street.
DR.. and Mrs. Peter Boothe Putnam
have returned from their wedding trip
and we're guests last week Of the lat
ters mother. Mrs. Walter Burgess, IN
Rera. Cuipeper County. DR.. and Mrs.
Pullman are living at 300 South 81.
ASaph street.
Mrs. paul Steele Morton and her chill
dren are the guests of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. S. Russell Smith. in Culpeper
Miss Emily Sinclair has left 10 spend
the Summer with her parents, IN GIou-
ester. Va.
Mrs. D. Hunter Ashby and her three
children are the guests Of her mother,
Mrs. J. z Rollins In Covington, va
Mr.. John J. Hughes. who recently ar
rived from Princeton Preparatory School.
entertained at a swimming party anc
supper last Sunday evening al the nome
Of his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs
Harley Payton Wilson, Holm Hail, IN
honor Of Miss Mary Dunlap OF Lima
Ono vino is the guest OF Miss Mar
rsret Moore. The other guests were
Miss Katherine Oliver Of Fairfax, MISE
Katherine Leadbeater. Miss IneZ Moore
Mr.. Andrew Clarke. Mr. De Butts Saun-
ders. Mr.. Stanley King and Mr.
Charles II. EhepperSon. 3D.. Mr.. Hughes
Nr. Shepperson, Miss Moore and Mis-
Dunlap motored 10 CulpeDer on Wen'
nesday 70 attend the horse SHOW.
Miss Margaret Moore entertained al
bridge luncheon at the Belle Hayer
Country Club Friday IN honor OF mel
guest. Miss Dunlap. The others pres
emf we're Mrs Elmer Duncan Of Wash
ingtcn. Miss Oliver Of Fairfax, Mrs
Charles c Csriin. IT,; Miss GenevieT'
peyron Shepperson. Miss Elizabetf
Swan. Miss Susan SY1o0t Thomson. mis-;
Caroline Pitzhugh Morton. MISS me-
Moore Miss Katherine Leadoeater ans
Miss Helen Cannon
Mrs. Stephen II Field and her t"'
Young soas. Robert and Stephen. mis-.
Alice Gronau. Miss Camille Luncefora
Miss Margaret Arulstea6, Mr.. Kenneth
Weed Nr Charles McBlajr. Mr. Cor
cen Campbell and Nh. Nelson howart
spent last week At AfhSsenetta Springs
Mr. and Mrs Charles Creighton Car
lin IT.. have gone 10 Atlantic City q
spend week.
Mrs.. Frank n Perkins left last wee
fer Casanova. n. Y. after Flflf Z
;7er sCf-in-law and daughter, Nj ant
Nrs Curtis p. Backus.
The marriage Of Miss Isabel Anoer
soa II Washington " Mr J. 4. Cnyal
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independence Day Program
Opens North Shore Season
LARGE Washington Colony Likely Soon to Receive
Additions-Vast Throns Enjoying
Round of Rare Festivities.

to Join his parents for the Summer
along the North Shore The British
military attsche and his charming wife
have the well known Thunderbolt Hill
cottage. for many years the home OF
James T. Fields. the author. Since
Mrs. Albert Knothe, wife OF Comdr,
Knothe, assistant naval attache OF the
British embassy. returned to England
for q short visit. Comdr. knotne mas
been at Tunipoo Inn. at Beverly Farms
Members of the embassy are all com.
foytably located in the colonies ana
many have taken cottages. for the sea-
son.
At the most interesting I,ayrnan cot
&c in pretty Bass Rocks, the Siamese
faS is again floating IN token of the
establishment of the Siamese legation
for another season on the North Shore.
ricut Ger. Phya Vititavone finds
Measure in his Summer home. whlie
Ia Phva Nides Virajki and Madame
Viraikick (Mr. and Mrs, Edward II.
LOTUS the North Shore is an old
friend. They have been coming to
Bass Rocks for many seasons and have
a wide circle of friends IN the colony
n.,d enter much into the social life OF
that most interesting resort.
For their first Summer on the North
Shore, the German Ambassador and
his charming wife are finding much
pleasure at the Fabyan cottage iii the
West Manchester colony. To S-year-
cid Marisa. their daughter, the de-
lights OF West Beach, but short dis
lance away from the cottage. have an
appeal that is making her stay a bright
event in her young life. When the
Ambassador returns to Germany for
visit next month the cottage will be
occupied by Herr 0. c. Ktep, the coun-
s2lor Of the embassy, and Frau Kiep,
Herr Rudolf Leitner. first secretary of
the embassy. and Frau Leitner have
the Brown cottage at Old Neck at
Manchester for the Summer.
Merriam now residents of Washington,
are spending the Summer on the North
Shore with their daughter, Mrs. John r.
the Coolidge point district at Man
CHESTER 1t Is one of the most attrac-
tive cottages in the colony
The Hamlet. one of the attractive
estates in the Myopia district at Ham,
nton. has been taken this season by
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Flint of WASH
iugton. The Flints expect TO be on the
North Shore we'll into the hunting sea-
son at Myopia
Mai and Mrs George S. Patton. jr.,
of Washington, with their three inter-
esting children. are at Hamilton for
the season. They purchased one of the
finest estates in the Myopia district two
years ago and have a wonderful string
of driving horses, hunters and polo
ponies Maj Patton, who is affiliated
with the Cavalry branch of the Army
service. is well known as q polo player
and has served as a captain of the
Army team. The Pattons will be at
Hamilton until late in the Autumn. al
though the duties of the major will
keep him more or less in Washington.
Col and Mrs. Edwin Clark of WASH
ington are at the Oceanside. al Mag
nolia for their usual soiourn on the.
North Shore
DR.. and Mrs. J. r. Moiller of WASH
ington have been at the Rockmere at
Marblehead for an early season stay on
the North Shore.
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Worthwhile reductions on seasonable, new
merchandise. Every department in the store par
ticipates with savings Of e to II.
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OPERETTA OFFENDS ITALY
Vienna Authors Work Subject Of
Unofficial Protests,

VIENNA LP).--Unoflcial protests we're
made by Italy on the occasion of the
production of new operetta entitled
"Czarevitch," by Franz Lehar, in which
a humorous Neapolitan character named
Dodolo is made to say Objectionable.
nonsensical things offensive to Italians
Several italian journalists who at
tended the nnening performance rose in