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Page six SANTA CRUZ NEWS, FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1926 wife of a New York congressman FRIENDS NOW-RIVALS LATER? campaigned to have, the government acquire the estate by condemnation GOOD APPEARANCE AN INVESTMENT IN ROYALTY GAZES ON WONDERS OF BIG PARK proceedings. The Virginia legislature took up the fight and memorialized congress on the subject. Finally in 1915 William Jennings Bryan, then secretary of state, urged Levy to sell. Levy agreed and parted with the estate for $500,000, said to have been only half of its real value. Levy however imposed the condition that the estate be used not only as a museum, but also as a Virginia home for presidents of the United States.

Submitted by Kate W. Harrington, treasurer Chapter Santa Cruz Chapter, D. A. R. YELLOWSTONE PARK, July 2.

(JP) One of America's great scenic spots the Yellowstone National park today was the syno- sure of two pairs of royal eyes those of Crown Prince Gustavus Adolphus and Crown Princess Lou ise, of Sweden, who arrived here last night for a tour of the park Arriving here after a tumultuous greeting at Billings and Livingston the royal couple dined informally with Stephen Mather, director of Na FLASHES OF LIFE tional Park service, and Horace Al bright, superintendent of the Yel lowstone park, at the Mammoth Hot Springs hotel, and tomorrow will start their trip through the park as guests of Dr. Hubert Work, secretary of the interior. A crowd of 10,000 greeted the couple at Billings during a thirty- minute stop. There the prince was presented with a "ten gallon" west fBy The AMNOclnted PreHS NEWPORT, R. 1.

Milton J. Bud-long, oil magnate, thinks it cruel of his wife to have given Al Jolson a chance to make wise cracks. Al has made a deposition for Budlong's use in his divorce suit. Naturally Al had a lot to say from the footlights about the sprinkling of Park avenue with Budlong's silk shirts. SANTA ANA, Cal.

It is quite appropriate for Lois Weber, film actress and director, to wear orange blossoms. She has just been married to Harry Gontz, an orange grower. Her first husband was Phillips Smalley of the films. BALTIMORE, Ma. Brides must be careful before they go to All ern hat which he donned amid the cheers of the crowd.

Chief Plenty-coos, Crow Indian, gave the prince an Indian war club and the princess a photograph of himself. He spoke to them through an interpreter, welcoming them to Montana and wishing them a safe journey. Six thousand gathered to welcome them at Livingston. There the prince and princess were greeted by Dr. Work and Governor Erickson of Saints' church.

The altar is in both Maryland and the District of Here are Governor Al Smith of New York and Governor Vic Donahey of Ohio, who may be rivals for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1928. The picture was taken when Governor Smith stopped at Columbus, Ohio, to pay his respects to Governor Donahey after attending the Eueharistic Congress. Columbia. Graig Adkins and Peggy Benty had two licenses for their ceremony. NEW YORK.

Cold winds make warm hearts. No brides are arriv STAR SPANGLED BANNER ing from Scotland just now. A steamship company explains that proposals are answered by lassies only in the winter. BECOMES THE SUBJECT PHILADELPHIA. Adults may INTERESTING DISCUSSION kiss without perturbation as to their health.

Dr. Walter Sands Mills, pulmonary specialist, sees no objection to it- from a medical Montana and presented with certificates of honorary citizenship in the state of Montana and the city of Livingston. When the prince addressed the crowd he spoke to them as "fellow citizens." MONTiCELLOT BIRTHPLACE OF JEFFERSON One of the historical features of the Sequicentennial Exposition is a replica of Monticello, the birthplace of and home of Thomas Jefferson, the third president of the United States. Near by the rambling old colonial structure stands the gig in which he many times rode from Monticello to Philadelphia to attend the Continental Congress. The gig is decrepit with age and Is minus its wheels and shafts, but mounted on The STAN DISH Nips the waist Grips the hips The Standish is one of our best sellers.

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A little lady from Dubuque, Iowa, is sadder but wiser. Lucille Lee, fifteen, came out of the west to be a Cinderella, having read a lot about Mr. Browning. She saved wrote that in hate and I challenge you to a public discussion. This is no place for an American, and I will be going." With Mrs.

Scarborough standing on the platform astounded, Tuite started for the door. Nearly two-thirds of the audience of about 200 seamen and some women followed the veteran out of the hall. The celebration then continued. Janin Soth Moss, of the National Security league, who had previously announced he would not speak on account of the barring of the "Star Spangled Banner," explained that he changed his mind, but said: "This disturbance you have witnessed here, caused by misguided people, will result, I believe, in a change of the words of the national anthem. It is too bad that we haven't a Kipling to write them.

In fact, we ought to ask Kipling to pro- a truck, it traveled once again over the old familiar route. The gig left Monticello June 25, arriving at Philadelphia June 27th. Monticello is an Italian word and means a "little mountain." It was named by Jefferson's father, who built it in 1735, because it was at up car fare and, disillusioned, sought the Travelers' Aid society. ALBANY, N. Y.

Political prog-nosticators take note. "Tammany," a tiger, is dead. Governor Al Smith ordered its execution. A pet in his zoo had become too obstreperous. PARIS.

Any student who cheats at the Sorbonne will have his nerve with him. Members of the Republican guard in full uniform and armed with bayonets watch examinations. ORRIS ABRAMS the summit of a knoll overlooking the entire valley. NEW YORK, July 2. (JP) The battle cry of the Star Spangled Banner association of America not only "long may it wave over the land of the free and the home of the brave," but also "long may it be sung from beginning to end." Determined to this end, Thomas A.

Tuite, organizer of the association, forced his will on the New York Port society last night at its annual "Uncle Sam's night" ceremony. Mrs. Charles R. Scarborough, chairman of arrangements, had announced that the anthem would not be sung. She contended that it was "filled with hatred" and was impolite to Great Britain.

Mrs. Scarborough, however, at the beginning of the meeting, presented a woman trumpeter to play the anthem. As she sounded the first notes, the audience began to sing, and before the stanza was through, Mr. Tuite, a veteran of the Civil and Spanish-American wars, had the satisfaction of seeing Mrs. Scarborough join in.

The Rev. A. Lincoln Moore, pastor of the Mariners' church, then announced that the directors of the Port society had ordered that the anthem be sung. He introduced a soloist, who sang the first and last stanzas. "That isn't the Star Spangled Banner!" shouted Mr.

Tuite. "We want the other stanzas." Cheers greeted his remarks and the soloist went back to the platform and sang the other two stanzas in full, high notes and all. Her voice rang through the room, including the words to which Mrs. Scarborough especially objected: "Their blood has washed out their foul footsteps' pollution." The Jefferson estate is in Alber- Established 1880 -the House of Kuppcnheimi'r Good Clothes. marle county, Virginia, and consists of 750 acres.

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Levy of the United States navy, ten years after Jefferson's death; later he willed it to the people of the United States. His heirs however successfully contested the will and finally Jefferson M. Levy, congressman from New York bought the shares from the heirs. He Bpent a great deal of. money on the estate improving and restoring it to its former beauty.

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