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PAYS EXPENSES
OF GUESTS TO
PARIS
NEW YORK, April 20.—Never be
fore tn the history of the port, did
a transatlantic ship take out such
an organized party, as left last night
on the Cunarder Aqultania.
Off went 63 friends' and neigh
bors of Mr. and Mrs. Walter B
Mays, of Pittsburgh, bound for
Paris to attend the, silver wedding
anniversary celebration of the
Pittsburgh couple, to be bold at
the Grand Hotel in Paris. May 27.
Mr. and Mrs. Mays ar? paying
the round t3ip expenses pf the three
score and more of their friends, in
addition, each member of the party
has been presented with >IOO for
incidental voyage expenses.
Mays is president of a group of
chain stores. Before leaving Pitts
burgh last January, with Mrs-
Mays, tor a tour around South
America on the steamship Laconia,
the couple left behind 80 invitations
to their close friends, including
many who had attended their wed
ding 25 years ago In Pittsburgh,
to come over to Paris and help
celebrate the happy termination of
25 years of their married lit?
Seventeen of the invited guests
were unable to make the trip. Jin
the party of 63 who left, tonight
on the Aqultania. are 27 couples,
three bachelors and. six unmarried
women.
Fifty-six of the guests will re
turn on the Berengaria on May 7.
The rest will pigdong their Europ
ean trip.
It is estimated the party is cost
ing Mr. Mays about >76,000.
Mexico’s “Lindy” Plans
Flight to Washington
SAN DIEGO. Cal, April 20.
Capt. Emilio Carranw, the “Lind
bergh of Mexico," was here today
inspecting the ariplane in which he
plgns to fly without a stop from
Mexico City to Washington. The
plane is under construction at-the
local plant which built the Spirit
of St. Louis.
Carranza expects to fly the plane
to the Mexican Capital two weeks
hence, and take off tor the non
stop flight to the American Capi
tal on May 16. The’ flight has
been demanded by the people of
Mexico as a good win gesture in
reciprocation for Lindbergh's visit.
1,500 Cars of Tomatoes
Shipped From Florida
MIAMI. Fla.. April 20. The
winter tomato crop is being bar
vested here now. More than 1,500
car loads of tomatoes have been
shipped North In the last few weeks
while ships °f two coastal lines
have been carrying the produce
into Philadelphia, Baltimore and
New York. .
The crop is said by the growers
association to total. 126,366 crates.
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disappointing to many a bridegroom.
i is even more untrue in the case of
Street Railway operation. Certainly
ONE Street Railway Company can
get along more cheaply than two —
and live to render a better class of ||
service for every car-rider.
Expert evidence -before the Public Utilities Commission estimated
that Merger would mean an anpual operation saving of hundreds of
thousands of dollars! During the year required to affect these econ
omies there will be:
NO FARE INCREASE UNIVERSAL TRANSFERS
Present fares remain in force for at least one year, the Immediately there will be car-to-car FREE Transfers,
agreement stipulates. This forestalls a fare increase Thig meang that j ugt ONE PARE makeg it possible to ride
member that rates of fare are to be regulated, as at pres- from one end of the c ty to the other, y .
ent, by the Public Utilities Commission! Any changes Surely this is a Fare Reduction!
must have their approval. 0
Present fares ARE low—when you consider that 69% of Washington’s car-riders pay the =•
token rate of 62-3 cents. Elimination of the penny pay transfer certainly makes Merger 4
advantageous to every car-rider. ' ; .
The Capital Traction Co. Washington Rapid Transit Co.
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MODESTO, Cal., April 20.—Using
an all-metal monoplane, Capt.
Charles Kingsford-Smith, Australian
war ace, and Lieut. George R. Pond,
United States naval reserve aviator,
will take off from here In the near
future in an attempt to circumnavi
gate the globe in 24 days or lean, ac
cording to an announcement issued
by the two fliers.
The flying pair have beenX associ
ated in aerial projects for some time.
In recent months they made several
attempts to shatter .he then existing
world’s mark for endurance flying
over various northern California air
fields.
Once they came within an hour
and a half of lowering the old rec
ord. then held by the German air
men, Johan and Rlsticz.
Their endurance attmepts were all
made in the huge trl-motored Fokker
monoplane. Southern Cross, which
was used by Capt. George H. Wil
kins in his aerial expedition over the
North Pole in 1926.
SMITH FAVOREP
Tammany Hall and a Southern
colonel were nominated as the Dem
ocratic party’s candidates in the
forthcoming presidential election hy
students of American University at
a “convention” held yesterday in
Hurst Hall. Gov. Al Smith, of New
York, was unanimously nominated
for the presidency and Representa
tive Cordell Hull, Tennessee, was
chosen for the vice presidential
Honors. ♦
FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1928
Catholic U. Glee Club
To Give Spring Concert
The Catholic University Glee
Club will give a spring concert and
dance tonight in the Hall of Nations
of the Washington Hotel.
The program will Include selections
from current musical comedies sung
by a double quartet, piano solos by
James Blaney and guitar duets by
Cordova and Russo. __________
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Georgetown Law Pupils
Win Place in Debates
Edward L. Wright, of Utte Rock,
Ark., entered the list of in
the achool-wida debating contest at
Georgetown School of Law yester
day when he won fourth prize.
Wright also won a cash prize of >25,
John Joseph O’Connor, of Wash
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NATIVES TO CELEBRATE -
The annual celebration of the
Society of Natives of the District nf
Columbia will be held at the Wash*
ington Club tonight. A card party
and dance will take the place at the
annual banquet with which the «•>
clety formerly celebrated its birth
days.
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