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EASTERN SPECIAL TO DERBY Well-Known Newspapermen and Bankers Leave New York for Louisville. NEW YORK, N. Y., May 15— A party of well-known newspapermen and bankers left here Thursday afternoon in the private car "Advance," on the Pennsylvania Railroad, for the Kentucky Derby, headed by M. L. Annenberg, president of Daily Racing Form; Joseph D. Bannon, vice-president of Daily Racing Form, Hugh Murray, treasurer, Daily Running Horse; Joseph A. Moore, president Butterick Publishing Company; Lee Olwell; vice-president National City Bank; Edward Swasey, publisher of New York Evening Journal; Ray Long, president of International Magazine Corporation; Joseph Ottenstein, president District News Company, Washington, D. C; M. J. Danning, member New York Stock Exchange, firm of Arthur Lipper and Company; Guy Standifer, member of the banking house of Herbert Fleischacker and Company; Damon Runyon, noted sports authority of the New York American; Bill Corum, famous sports columnist of New York Evening Journal; E. Phocian Howard and John I. Day, respectively, publisher and turf editor of the New York Press.
