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Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-07

State of North Dakota, County Of Ram
sey.
In County Court, Before Hon. E. H.
Griffin, Judge.
In the matter Of the Estate Of Ollie
Fifer, Deceased.
Elma Fifer, Petitioner.
VS..
Edith Connolly, Wilbur Fifer, Ethel Fiji
Fifer, William Fifer. and Eva Fifer,
and John A. Arid, special guardian for
the infant respondents Ethel Fifer,
Edna Fifer, Clay Fifer. William Fifer,
Elizabeth Fifer, and Eva Fifer, Res
pondentS.
The State of North Dakota to the above
named Respondents and all persons
interested in the estate of Ollie Fifer,
Deceased:
You, and each of you, are hereby no.
titled that Elma Fifer, petitioner o
named, has filed in this court her petit
ton praying that letters G Of ad R;fl
ceased, late of the village Of Lawton,
Ramsey county, North Dakota, be grant
ed to Rollo F.. Hunt and that said petit
ton will be heard and duly considered
by this court on Saturday, January %:
1915, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of
that day at the courtrooms of this court
in the county court house In the city OF
Devils Lake, Ramsey county, North Da-
kota,. and you and each Of you are here
by cited to be and appear before this
court at said time and place" and answer
said petition and show If any
there be why the praye Of sale petition
should not be granted.
Dated December 16, 1914.
By the Court,
e. H. GRIFFIN,
(SEAL) Judge Of County Court.
It appearing by affidavit filed pursuant
to Section 1854 Of the Compiled Laws
Of North Dakota, 1913, that the infant
respondents William Fifer, Elizabeth
Flfer. and Eva Fffer are not residents
of the State Of North Dakota and reside
within the state Of Illinois. and service
and the above named respondent John A.
Arid having been duly appointed as spe-
cial guardian of the infant respondents
above named:
It is Ordered. that this citation be
served personally upon the respondents
Edith Connolly, Wilbur sF1fer, Ethel FIJI
er. Clay Fifer and Edna Fifer n John
infant respondents: ION or. before Jan u
served by publication in the Devils Lake
World, q weekly newspaper printed and
published In the city Of Devils Lake
Ramsey county, North Dakota, once each
week for three successive weeks begin:
ming with the issue Of December 17eand
concluding with that Of DECEMBER 81
1914: and said service by p~ubiicatior
Of said last publication.
Dated December 16, 1911.
@tT = r. E.. n. Griffin,
(SEAL) Judge Of County Court.
Middaugh. cuthbert. smythe & Hunt,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
Devils Lake, N. D. st
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-07

State Of North Dakota, County of Ram
In County Court. Before Hon. E. H.
Griffin, Judge.
In Tie matter of the estate Of Ole Oh
Charles E. Taylor. public administrator.
Petitioner.
vs..
The unknown heirs Of Ole Olson. deceas-
ed, n all other persons interested in
said estate, respondents.
ORDER HEARING PETITION FOR
SALE OF LAND.
The State of North Dakota to the above
named respondents and all other per-
sons interested in the estate or Ole o.
son deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of
Charles q. Taylor. public administrator
and administrator of the estate of, Ole
Olson. Deceased. setting for the amount
Of personal estate that a come to his
hands, and he disposition thereof. the
amount of debts outstanding against
said deceased, and the expenses Of ad-
m~inistration, a description Of all the real
estate Of which said deceased died seized
and the condition and value of the res
license be to him granted to sell the fol
lowing described land belonging to the
estate Of said Ole Olson, deceased. to.
Wit w.t. Southwest aue egte EsWAl Of sec sec
Hundred Fifty.eight (158) north OF
ty and state Of North Dakota
n it appearing by said petition that
there Is not sufficient money or persona,
estate in the hands Of said administrato
to pay said debts including expense OF
administration and that it is necessary
in order to pay h same. to sell said
real estate:
It is therefore ordered, That the SAID
petition be heard and considered by the
Judge Of the Count ycourt Of the SAID
County of Ramsey at the court rooms Of
said court, in the county court house
in the city of Devils Lake, in said county
on the goth day Of January, A. D. 1915
at two o'clock in the afternoon of sait
day.
It is further ordered, That all per
sons interested in said estate, appea,
before the Judge of this Court at sale
time and place, and then and there show
cause, If any there be, why said petition
should not be granted.
By the Court.
e. n. GRIFFIN,
(SEAL) Judge Of the County Cour
D. 1914.
Let service of the above order be mad,
by publication thereof for a period o.
four successive weeks In the DEVIL
Lake World, a weekly newspaper pub
lished at Devils Lake, Ramsey county
North Dakota
tsEAL) Judge.
r. W. Morrissey, attorney for Petitioner
Edmore. North Dakota. At
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-07
sheahers self Filling and Non-Ieak
able Fountain Pens. Frank L2uck, the
Jeweler.
Waated-A-l Men % ys,. un de-. ssa:

Waterproof Clothing and Automobile Tire Bus.
mess. to cover surrounding territory by auto
machine to company. Wemlnufacture III goods
we sell. Splendid opportunity for merchants or
clerks with spare time. Also. substantial. pro-
fitable opening for young men. Liberal CON.
pensation. Civ experienced. references.
coNyEReE HunBER SHOE CO:
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AT THE VICTORIA.

Matinee and two performances tonight
VIII see the end OF the bill running the
hrSt half OF the week at Victoria the
atre and starting with the matinee
thursday afternoon the management
has an exceptionally strong list Of
shows TO round out the week. Those
VINO have not seen Bradlee Martin and
Iompany with dainty Miss Courtney in
Jessie. Jack and Jerry" have missed
one Of the rare comedies OF the season.
They have been making n pronounced
MT and there r. a pretty story in the
act that b. certain 20 please all.
Natson's Circus has delighted all and
the exhibition by a large number Of
habitues Is really wonderful
Under Tho direction OF the person IN
charge they are put through a great
number o. very quaint ana interesting
feats which gained for them enthusiasts
tic applause. Brennan and Cleveland in
their musical act have made themselves
popular and their music r. clever. An
other splendid team act g. BY Pearson
and Garfield IN q combination OK COM
edy and music entitled That's what
They All Do" The Nutty Burglar" hy
the Three English Comiques il well
worth seeing and the absurdities 81 the
skit are clever. Then the performance
always ends with the popular Victoria
scope pictures.
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An Old, Family Cough
Remedy, HOme-Mode
Easily Costs VERY
Little, but e. Prompt. sure
and Effective

By making this pint Of old.time cough
y, as compared with the rcadv.mgde
kind. but YOU will also have q much NOR.
prompt and positive remedy in every way
lt overcomes the usual coughs. throat AMI
chest colds in "a hours-relieyas e-e1
WhoOping cough quickly-and b. cxceIIsrf
TOO. for bronchitis. bronchial astlna'
~hoarseuess M spasmodic croup.
Get from auv drug store 2fs oun.sa ~
PineN $50 cents WORTH. pour III inc ~
pint bottle and Gll The bottle with Mai,
Rranulatcd sugar syrup. Full dirrefi0r4
with PineH. Keeps perfectly and tastes
good.
You can feel this take bold Of a cough
or cold 20 n way that means business It
quickly lOOaeus the dry. hnrrae or main
ful cough and heals the irHqweI mem
branes. 10 alzo has q remarkable effect
In overcoming The persistent lposc cough
BY stopping the formation 0f ph1evw ir
the throat and bronchial tuhea
The effect ~ Pine on the membrane To-
known bv almost every one pirar IL "a
most valuahle concentrated r1mr1unI al
genuine NORWAY pine extract combined
with guaiacol and other natural be4Hny
pine elements.
There are manv worthless limitations
OF this amous mixture. To avoid die
appointment ask vUur druggist for n2ts
ginoes % FtncN and do not accept any.
thiuw else.
A guarantee ~ absolute aatiafsrtior
~ money promptly refunded. goes with
this preparation. The PiurV Co, r.
Wavne. Ind.
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H0GE COMPANY
BUILDING OPEN
HANDSOME NEW HOME OF LOCAL
HARDWARE FIRE FORM
ALLY OPENS.
Is One Of Finest Building Blocks In
the City and Is Centrally lo-
cated-EsceIIent Finish.

To-day T. A Hoge & Company will
open their excellent new hardware
store on Market street. between EIey.
enth n Tenth streets. The build
ing was just recently completed and
the formal opening will take place
today. The company has for a num-
Der or years operated a store In this
CITY, n with the greatly increased
amount OF business, Il was necessary
TO erect the handsome three story
building OF bun tapestry brick trim.
med with white glazed tile.
Inc interior presents a magnificent
view and is arranged with excellent
taste n care. The firm had the
building constructed as nearly fire.
proof as was possible. The onIy
wood TO be found Is I'm the floors and
some OF the show cases. The paint.
ing Is in conformity with the arrange
ment and is OF the very latest design
The cases are of the very latest
type made for hardware
Green burlap covers the doors. upon
which is arranged a complete sample
line or the contents OF the case. In
thiS manner the visitor gets some
idea OF what the store Is selling
while the clerk knows exactly What Is
IN mat particular case. The door
may also be swung out and used as
a display board.
All Stock Nicely Arranged.
the stock OF a certain character is
All placed together in that everything
OF a related nature Is at hand ready
10 show. Thus IL will not be neces.
sary 10 find the different kinds and
styles OF the articles wanted. For in.
stance, shot guns. rifles. air guns
cartridges. shells. cleaning rods and
anything In the way ~ material for
defense or ofense Is to be found
handy.
The store will carry a complete
me OF hardware. everything from a
IIhse TO a cooking stove. from gar.
den seeds 70 harvesters and drills.
Io-day souvenirs will be given TO vic.
tors. and all who drop in will find a
warm welcome.
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Daily Chit Chat
. TEXT FROM
(By Ruth cameron.)

Now take the Braves" the Au-
thor-man was saying 10 the Cynic.
as his wife entered the room.
Good Heavens" said she. II
thought I had heard the last OF the
Graves and the Athletics and all the
world series talk weeks ago
This isn't exactly baseball talk. DO
said the AuthOr-msn. laughing. ITS
just taking a ext from baseball"
The Baseball Miracle.
Its this way. I myself don't take
such an awful lot OF interest in base
ball. But there was something greater
than The game-Ereater han any
game. in the way the Braves chats
the fan-name for the Boston National
baseball team. my dear came through
and won the pennant. II was as
thrilling as the boys stories ] used
10 read. Here was a team OF third
rate men, occupying the last place In
the league. who overnight became a
team Of world heaters. II savored Of
black-art. These same men who had
been losing game after game. began
winning game after game until. I'm q
little less than three months. the
team that had been rated as about the
poorest Of big-league teams. prov ed
Itself the best. by beating everything
IN sight and winning the worlds
series.
- wondered az A. To me 81
seemed ineXplicable. To discover how
the Braves became world heaters in
stead OF world beaten would be 10
discover something worth while.
Now n one man more than another
might be counted On TO know the rea.
suu Tor the change. that ran o. the
manager And that was why I was
tremendously interested ln reading biz
explanation % the change.
This Is what happened. The Braves
had finished a disastrous trip away
from home They had been playing
poorly and they knew o. They were
in a rut A. deep A. the slough Of des-
pond They knew that everybody
knew they were a poor club. and they
rather suspected they we're them.
selves.
The Braves Surprise.
when they returned 70 BOSTON
they expected that there wouldn't BE-
any more than a corporal guard 81
fans turn on; % greet them. They
we're surprised 90 ind more thai 1000
They received a great reception. when
the men returned 10 the club house
al they could talk about vas the
crowd that had greeted them and To-
enthusiasm.
Prom that day the Braves began to
win They were a changed team Lack
OF faith on the part % the followers
q tho team on that day they re.
turned home would have resulted On p
broken. discouraged club that would
have finished where 81 pss-ln the
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INCREASES PENALTIES

LONDON. Jan. ~. 1890 p. ma
Copenhagen dispatch to the Exchange
Telegraph company says the Danish
prime minister. c. Tn. Zahle. has in.
.troduced a bill in the second chamber
greatly increasing the penalties for
violation of the export bill with re-
spect to contraband. II provides for
the coniscation of both cargo and
ship in which Il il transported, pro.
hibits any person found guilty from
carrying on trade. and In the case of
the captain OF the vessel suspends his
navigation certificate.
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Pretty Bridge Party.

Mrs. Nose II. Elikan charmingly en-
tertained with a bridge party at the
windsor hotel on Tuesday afternoon.
The affair was given for Mrs. Hiram
Hammer, OF Cleveland, and Mrs. Aaron
S~onneborn. of Pueblo. Col. both being
guests in the city.
An interesting session of bridge
was enjoyed. after which a delicious
luncheon was served. The favors
went 10 Mrs. Leon Stein. Mrs. Leo
Wolfe. Mrs. Albert Rice. Mrs. NJ. Lag
eron. Mrs. Herbert Baer and Miss
Flora Isenberg.
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THE THEATRE
"A ROOF THERE WAS.

The Offering at the Court
this Thursday and Friday evening and
Friday matinee will BE- a Fool There
was. presented by Mr.. Robert Camp
bell. IL was In this play thar the four
years Robert billiard was featured In
the part OF the HUSBAND and his sue
cess In the play was 50 great that COM
ment Is unnecessary.
The story Of the play is so well
snow that there Is no necessity of go-
into detail The Vampire" Kin
ing : poem. II the theme around which
the story l. written. The subject is
.teated IN the play. as In the poem. in
the most u~nvarnished fashion, absolute
NAKED truth are brought home TO us
ruin which we know exists but which
We dare not admit-in a fashion that
leaNes an impression that one does not
get rid OF In a minute. a Fool There
was may be our dearest friend. or. our
selves and we recognize him Immediate
" We are willing. as in life. TO give
ADVICE, To try and influence. sigh. pray
ana plead for him. but our endeaVors
against an unknown force are as futile
as "A straw In the path Of a cyclone
even as you and l."
Heading the cast this seas Il opc
OF the most popular emotional actresses
Engenie Blair. who won such fame in
Madame \" and "Zaza." Seats are
now on sale for all performances.
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Monu.-

One OF the newest Of musical farcial
SHOWS is "A brisk. merry anair which
The thoughtful author calls September
Morn and serves delightfully."- TO enter
tain those In search OF real. live amuse-
ment. The producers. Rowland and
clifford. who have "A long string of the
atrical successes TO their credit. have
given their latest funny musical show
an extremely elaborate mounting, both
IN regards to scenic effects and COSTUME
Ing. The series Of stage pictures have
created favorable comment everywhere
the piece has been presented. That
Jolly comedian. Leo Greenwood, always
as welcome as the proverbial flowers in
spring. IL the principal OF the cast. and
associated with this brilliant fellow Of
nimble legs and funny faces are many
happy comedy players who keep the fun
moving ~ a rapid fire race. The com-
pany numbers forty and the pretD
chorus OF girls have much to do with
putting over" the tunefui jingles and
attractively ensembles. Tho
dances are many and have to do with
the famous Tangos. and graceful Hest
tation waltz movements. which are the
hits OF the leading <Rbarets and big
music halls of New York and London.
september Morn" IL simply delight.
ful from curtain TO curtain. and Hazel
shannon, The American Gaby DerIys."
mas made an immense hit In this new
fun show.
IL Will DO presented at the Court The
atre this coming saturday, Jan. Is,
matinee and night. Seats for both per-
formances Will lie placed on sale to-
morrow evening
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Martins Fsrry woman.s elm,

The Woman Club OF Martins Ferry
wil Oh ON Thursday afternoon az
ihn home of Nfs 4. r. Dixon. The
program include
hoFponscs-Wha Most Fear
are We nm Improvement on Our
Grandmother MIRA RaIston
How the Home and School can TIolp
Zach other Mrs Morris
The origin Of the English Language
Mrs Parker
Women OF The Victorian Age Mrs.
ffiu
Travel STORY. Scotland Mrs. Bai.
lev
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Masonic Club Dance.

The first of a series of three infor-
NAL dances TO be given by the Ma.
sonic club at their quarters. corner
OF Fourteenth inc Byron streets. will
De held Friday evening. January 10.
at : O'Clock. Club members only and
their ladies' will be admitted on pre-
senting the 1915 due card. All Master
Masons are cordially invited to be-
come members of the club and enjoy
mis- series OF dances. The ladies' Of
the club viii be in charge OF the re-
freshments.
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last Mace. Faith and encouragement
workd the miracle. and nothing else"
And that" concluded the Author
man. brings me round to what I
started to tell the Cynlc. Which Is
that it's really faith that moves noun
tains'-man's faith in himself. And
the measure Of mans faith in himself
Is the faith that others have In him
the people closest n dearest 70 him. .
In other words" said the Cynic,
you mean that he also serves who
only stands and boosts"
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Board Meeting Friday.

Friday afternoon at the Kings
Day Nursery the executive
board will hold its regular meeting.
In a recent issue OF The Silver
the national magazine of the
Kings Daughters of the United States,
appears a handsome half tone OF Mrs.
Robert J. Reed. Of this city. Mrs.
Reed was recently elected recording
secretary of the central council.
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WHY HAIR FALLS OUT

Dandrun causes a feverish irritation
OF the scalp. the hair roots shrink.
loosen and then the hair comes out
tast. To stop falling hair at once
ahu rld the scalp OF every particle
OF uandruit' get a 2j-cent bottle OF
Danderine at any drug store. pour a
niue IN your hand and rub well INTO
me scalp. After a few applications
al disappears and the hair
stops coming out.
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SOCIETY ELATED
OVER PRINCESS
MRS. ALEX. GLASS ENTERTAINED
WITH AFTERNOON TEA FOR
HER GUESTS.
Social Events Will BE Given Every
Day This Week-ciub Events
at a Stsndstili.

Mrs. Alexander Glass has the honor
OF entertaining one OF the most fas-
cinating ladies' who has graced Wheel
ingis society. She r. the Princess Ia
Nid kawananakoa. OF Honolulu. Her
personality = charming. and she IL
attractive In everything she does. Her
noble eomtenance displays unusual
expression when she greets her new
friends. and e native hospitality II
displayed at every courtesy shown
her. Mrs. William Haywood. OF Wash
lngton. Ia also Mrs. Glass guest.
Ihere Is something to be given every
day this week for the guests.
on tuesday afternoon Mrs. Glass
was hostess at a tea at her home in
kenwood. To assist the hostess in re-
ceiving were Princess David. Mrs.
Haywood. Mrs. Glass and Mrs. Dwight
wagner. The ladies' were all elegant.
~ gowned. with the Princess in a
striking creation well adapted 10 her
brunette beauty.
The home was decorated in the sea
sons blossoms. and presiding az the
tea table were Mrs. Glass daughters.
Mrs. w. w. Holloway and Mrs. Glib
Caldwell. The event was quite in
formal. though enjoyable. and gave
many members OF society an d
tunity To nee the distinguished
guests. The guests for the afternoon
included:
Misses.
Nancy Peterson Elizabeth Paxton
Sgphis Carr Princess kawanan-
Mssdamssi
william Haywood. W. PANEL Wilson
OF Washington Earl u. Adams
hdouard LieslJ. John w Storer
OF Paris. Dwight Wagner
- Howard simpson Chester Hubbard
Charles =. Milton W. Fusion Moods
Gibson Caldwell T. &. MoTat
Harry whitaker ~ Clark Hazlett
William Herman Jesse a. Bloch
thaunccy Dewey Albert Whitaker
" walker Peterson Eugene Hiidrcth.II
Lawrence Sands PEBBLES Tatum
Alex Paxton Ricarddo Ricci
j. q. Mckinley X. ~. bloch
Singleton PAUL j. j. Holloway
W. w. Holloway
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The meeting Of the civic Depart.
mont of the Woman club will be
held Friday aueruoou af tho 4. N. t.
W rooms with Miss CeceIia gpeyer
The chairman. presiding Mr. o. ~.
Hrcmer of The National child Labor
Commission viii speak on the subject
Of Child Labor"
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WOMEN'S CLUBS
woMAEs oLUB cALEEDAn

Thursday. Jan. IL. ESQ p. Wa.
mans club. Martins Ferry. Mrs. A p
Club. WcllsburE '
ThurEday. Jan 10. 1870 p.
~ w pman.s Club. clinton VI. y. Church
hursdaN, Jan. 10. ESQ D. m.-Prts.
w t~ddlugfon. ~
Thursday. Jan. 70. 500 p. m-Grsd.
uafe Nurses AgeDrfarop So, 49,
Ing Hospital '"
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The Clay district Equal Suffrage
league will meet Thursday afternoon
the home OF Mra W. d. Mccoy al
&c Maple ven Woodlawn. Mrs W.
Frances Hyde viii speak On The Pur.
pose " Social and NeiFhborhoOd Cen.
ters Everyone interested IN these
meetings b. welcome 20 attend
on Thursday evening the Clay DE-.
trict meeting will b. held ~ the INT.
tartan church. Mr. Walter Hilton will
talk on Equal Suffrage and Social.
ism A question box will b. a fee.
ture % the meeting and Mr.. Hilton
viii answer any questions
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PrIseIna Improvement cIuh

The Priscilla Improvement club
with Mrs Shull on Thursday
afternoon The topic for discussion Is
dietary FOR the Child with Mrs. T.
Hanso McColloch In charge.
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Mus study Annr

The study nour OF the Music De.
pariment Of the Woman's club will
held this afternoon a. 3 O'Clock
Flora Williams will be In charge.
he orchestra viii be- studied.
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Rriddc Party

Miss Antoinette Reymann will en-
terrain with a bridge party at her
home on Fifteenth street Wednesday
afternoon. January 20. at 2 o'clock.
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Benefit Card PARTY.

Under the direction OF Mrs. Robert
Bailey OF Parkersburg. now a visitor
IN the city. a card party will be given
Tuesday afternoon January IS at the
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Charity Whist.

Another charity whist will be given
at the Mercantile club this afternoon
Mrs. J. Goldinger and Mrs. Markawitz
VIII be in charge. The Ladies' He
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Afternoon Reception.

Mrs. NJ. Somehow will be hostess
at an afternoon reception at her home
on Fourteenth street Thursday after
noon for Mrs. Aaron Somehow, OF
Pueblo, Col.
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j. b. Baum
Company
JEWELLERS.
S~chmulbach Bldg.

brew Benevolent society will be in at
tendance, as well as their friends.