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Arizona republican., 1921-03-16
"THE EVERGREEN
 WILDCATS"
 By JAMES w. EGAN Copyright, 1921, by The News paper Enterprise Association.)

So he plotted to ruin the son-and you know, Valentine, there was while you were making that easy for anyonel"
 T know. I'm afraid father did, too" Brewster hung his head, but Lois Chandler smiled into his face.
 Hedges idea of vengeance has been queer and fantastic. He believed he could torment you to exasperation by those Raspberry messages, and then step in and deal some crushing blow. He chose the name Raspberry in memory of the old deal. After he had amused himself wEa these mysterious messages to his hearts content Siegfried Hedge hoped to get rougher. But he's through. 1 There are a lot of crimes he's wanted for.''
 You've learned lots since I saw you last, Hyde,'' V. Morgan observes. What gave it all away" One of the cogs busted I didn't even know Hedge was living, but Harker found it out. and having trapped Judge Curtis
 That old chumpi" burst from Hedge
 "Yes, the good judge broke down. He overreached himself in trying .to frame something on Miss Chandler to make her appear the author of the Raspberry messages and Harke1 cinched him. Also pinched him. The judge told some surprising things.
 T was thinking your friend McGuf1 there was party to it all along, but he was just a goat for Curtis l But why are my lawyers in this deal?" Brewster asks. "Is it. l As you suspect. Tell him, Grain You can.''
 I knew we'd get caught" growl: the young lawyer. Curtis took ad vantage of the unusual will old San left. We stole more money than W, could replace. Somehow, this Hedg, tumbled to our game. He made u, help him. We had to do it.
 You chicken hearts," howls Hedge T made a mistake therei''
 He had us on the hip" Grain con tinues. We had a vain hope we coult cover up our tracks. I know I hav been a fool I thought Lois Chandle liked me-but she was pretending i all. to help Brewster"
 Lois, you marvel. And I was think ing you might be encouraging m, enemyi" mutters Brewster. Yet I an baffled still, Hyde. I was sure on Of the team knew of this when I lief college and I can't see how Hedg could have learned some things fffffff9troHV etaoin shrdlu etaoinul
 You forget-the confederates." Tn QetectlFe LOOKS at us. One or then is a college man. Hedge has a sor Under another name, he attende Evergreen University. He affected t be your friend and got in your conf dence. Ultimately he was to betra you for his fathers sake. That ex plains why some of the messages wer uncannily intimate"
 And then he told us the name Hedge son had assumed.
 Good heavensi This is incredible, Brewster was taken aback at the re yela tion.
 Finally V. Morgan's face gets grin
 Well, his course is run, Hyde," h asserts. T must ask you now to talk charge of Grain and Hedge, and als to see Miss Chandler gets back to he hotel I'll be there tonight. dear" H squeezes the girls hand.
 "Squawk McGuff. we are going t fly again. We are going to Angel Cit to get into that ball game, if we cal We are going to beat those Easter AlIstars-and I am also going to fin ish the rest of the Raspberry family
 (To Be Continued)
Arizona republican., 1921-03-16
Secretary Denby VIII Watch Target Practice
[RepublIcan A. ?. Leased Wire1

tkepuDltCdn A- r. IGdSeO NiTeI
 WASHINGTON. March 15.-Secre- tary Denby will leave Sunday fv Guantanamo, Cuba, to witness target practice and winter battle maneuvers of tho Atlantic fleet. Later he will go to Hayti and tho Dominican Repub- lie to inspect the marines stationed on the islands and will return hero about April 5.
 From Key West, Fla, the secretary will go to the fleet base at Guantar amo on a destroyer. He will be ac- companied by J. K. Robinson of naval operations, and Col. D. D. Porter of the marine corps.
 In announcing his visit, Mir. Den5s said he intended to faIniliarize himself ! with the administration and workday | routine of the fleet. His visit to | has no connection with efforts to ob- | tain withdrawal of American marines, | ho said, and will be one of inspection. The question of withdrawal of the ma rines has been settled by the report of two rear admirals, MT. Denby said.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-16
GLENDALE FARMERS
 ID MEET SATURDAY

GLENDALE, March 15.-There. will be another meeting of the Farm Bu- reau federation at the Woman's club house on Saturday night. March 26. At this time many important things will be taken up and it is hoped that a large crowd will be present. Remem- Der the date.
 On Saturday. March 19, President Lewis of the local bureau will attend the meeting in Phoenix where there will be an election of county officers.
 Death of Baby
 Ralph David Howell, the year-and a-half-old a son of MT and Mrs. J. D Howell, died early on Tuesday morn 1 ing after very short illness Bound Over 1 Cruz OchOa. who was arrested last week on an alleged charge of boot lIegging. appeared before Judge Pat
Arizona republican., 1921-03-16
Big Scrap Will Be
 Held On This Side

Republican A. P. Leased Wtre1
 NEW YORK, March 15.-The worlds championship match between Georges Carpenter and Jack Dempsey will not be held in Europe. but on the American continent, Tex Rickard. promoter, an- nounced today.
 Rickard was expected to give his answer some time this week to pro- motors interested in holding the bout in Canada. He said he had received word that Carpenter would arrive in the United States May 1 to start train ing for the bout.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-16

terson on Tuesday morning and was bound over to the superior court.
 Steals Horse
 Cruz de Ia Cruz, a Mexican living south of Glendale on the Buckeye road late Tuesday afternoon swore to a complaint against Jesus Velasquez on a charge of grand larceny. Some time during the night, it is alleged. Velas- quez came to where Cruz had horse staked out along the road and made off with the horse, coming to Glen dale, where, it is alleged, the animal was sold to MT. Kendrick, who has a poultry ranch just east of the cream cry. In return for the horse Velas- quez received check. Cruz tracked the horse to where it had been sold and told Mir Kendrick that it had been stolen. and payment was stopped on the check. Officers were notified and started out at once in search of their man.
 Two Arrested D. Beltrana and Ramon Fonseca, Mexicans, were lodged in jail on Tues day on a complaint sworn to by J. E.. Hudson, who lives west of Glendale. It is alleged by MT. Hudson that on Monday night he lost II hens from his poultry flock, all White Leghorns, valued at s15. MT. Hudson immediate | Iy came to the Ketcham poultry house in Glendale and found his chickens MT. Ketcham had given the vendors a check, and immediately notified the bank to stop payment. Just as the information reached the bank one oi the Mexicans was In the act of cash ling the check Cashier Sewell of the Bank of Commerce seized the man an6 turned him over to the officers. The other man was picked up a few mo- ments later.
 Council Meets
 The town council met Monday nigh and besides the usual routine of busi- ness granted the Southwestern Con tracting company an extension of 3' days in the paving. The Sunday clos ing law was not presented.
 Entertain Friends
 Mir and Mrs. j. B. Mcintyre enter tained Sunday night at dinner. thu guests being Mir and Mrs. Bennett O Phoenix, MT. and Mrs. I. A. Moore anC MT. and Mrs. H. M Warren. Music was furnished by a Mexican orchestra Ii In New Office Dr. Burnum has leased offices in th' building just east of the Glendal News. He has two phones, 95 and 146
 To Leave for California
 MT. and Mrs. Harmon expect to leav' Saturday for California after spending the winter in Glendale.
 Looking for Location Mrs. T. J. Marks, wife of the man ager of the Rainbow theater. was il Glendale Tuesday. They will mak their home here.
 Leave on Camping Trip l MT. and Mrs. R. Mcclure of Wheat ? land. Wyo., who have been living O. the Manistee ranch for some time, lief Sunday for a camping trip. Special notice. olumbia records, 59 . Glendale Pharmacy.-Adv. bl
 SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMBIA MONOGRAPH REC ORDS, 59c EACH. GLENDALE
Arizona republican., 1921-03-16
Wilson Gets $4O,OOO
 For Thursdays Bout
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NEW YORK, March 15.-Johnny Wilson. middleweight boxing cham pion, will receive s4O,000 for his 15- round decision bout here Thursday with Mike O'Dowd of St. Paul, the for mer title holder. Six years ago Wilson boxed ten rounds here with Knockout Sweeney, for which he received s11.25.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-16
BOXING CARD ATTENDED BY NOTAbLES IN BENCH CAPITAL
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 PARIS, March 15-Members of the American colony and many persons prominent in French political and so- cial life, including Marshal Foch and General Neville, tonight witnessed boxing matches given for the Paris post of the American Legion.
 There were eight hard fought con tests between champion from the American forces on the Rhine and the United States navy and French pugil- ists. The contests resulted in draw The bouts kept the spectators in a keen state of excitement, so evenly matched were the contestants. Several hundred officers and dough boys from Coblenz carried out a regular American ''rooting" spree from the gallery. American girl students acted as ushers.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-16
NELSON THROWS HARnERrsoM

LOGAN, Utah, March 15.George Nelson of Preston. Idaho. heavyweight wrestler, won two falls from Jack Harbertson of Ogden here tonight. Three of Harbertson's ribs were broken In the first fall, which took one hour and 15 minutes. Harbertson arranged the referee for the second bout but only lasted three minutes.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-16
First Baseball Death
 Reported From Chi

CHICAGO March 15.-Baseball claimed it's first fatality of the season yesterday when Joseph Mattloa. 1S years old, was struck on the head in a ball game with playmates and died several hours later. He was dazed at first by the blow, but recovered quick ly and collapsed last night at his home.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-16
LeuDis VIII Meet John
 Pesek Tn NeuD York Tn
 Finish Bout April 4I

IrfePuU''edr' " - |edseu W"eI
 NEW YORK, March 15.-Ed (Stran gler) Lewis. worlds heavyweight catch as- catch can wrestling cham pion will meet John Pesek of Ra- venna, Neb., in a finish bout here April 4, it was announced stoday. Pe- sek defeated Tommy Draak in 20 min utes 25 seconds last night in a pre- liminary match to the ZbysZko- Stecher affair.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-16
The Insider Says

Hard luck for Bob Martin that Matt Hinkel didn't referee the Brennan bout. Matt says Bob won.
 Carpenter will box the German champ in Berlin. Carp will. give back a few submarines. box Martin or Brennan when he comes over.
 Cobb takes IA pitchers to San An tonic. Six will still be giving the Alamo the once over when the Ben gals come home.
 Peckinpaugh is about the only Tank who knows what position he's going to play Babe will probably catch on some place, though.
 J. A. K. Ross of Canada enters 1O colts in Kentucky Derby. He's got 8 shade in numbers.
 Cleveland Indians grab off another world title There isn't a dissatisfied player in the teepee.
 Both Huggins and Connie Mack have ordered the -fangled heat harness for batters.
 Washington and Jefferson accuse. Gil Dobie of wanting to coach ther, for sS000 per. Some New Workers say it is wronl to build a home run home for Babe Can't please everybody. i Promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons find in Benton Harbor that where there smoke there's fire.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-16
mAckmen,oss ANOTHER

BEAUMONT. Tex, March 15.-(Ex- hibition)- R. H. F. Philadelphia Americans ..-. 1 Beaumont, Texas league.
 Batteries: Slapoey, Keefe and Styles; Everett, Hymel and Kelly.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-16

in Phoenix if she accepts half the at tentions that have already been offered. Any number of social affair have been
 planned in her honor, for Miss Sloan is one of the best liked girls in society.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-16
GETTING PERSONA

He-They say there's no fool like an old fool.
 She--Yes; suppose It worries you to be getting old.-Boston Transcript.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-16
CAN PROVE IT.

The Referee in Baniruptcy-When you arranged for that credit you said you and your partner he'd a hundred thousand dollars between you. Was that statement truez
 The Bankrupt-Sure, it was true I lived on one side the Local Trust and Savings Bank and he lived on the otheg.~
Arizona republican., 1921-03-16
KID WILLIAMS 4comEs BACK.

BALTIMORE, Md, March 15-FKid'' Williams of this city was awarded a. referees decision over Marty Collins of New York in a 12-round bout to- night.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-16

SPECIAL NOTICE
 COLUMBIA PHOTOGRAPH REC ORDS, 59c EACH. GLENDALE .PHARMACY.-Adv bI
Arizona republican., 1921-03-16

Promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons finds in Benton Harbor that where there's smoke there's fire.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-16
SPECIAL NOTICE

Special notice. olumbia records, 59c Glendale Pharmacy.-Adv. blk
Arizona republican., 1921-03-16

Some New Workers say it is wrong to build home run home for Babe Can't please everybody.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-16

Washington and Jefferson accuses Gil Dobie of wanting to coach there for $S00o per.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-16

Both Huggins and Connie Mac have ordered the w-fangled hea harness for batters.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
HERCULES VS.. p. n. r.
Powder Co. Claims Damages for Leak.
are Of Explosive In Transit.

Argument on demurrers TO pleas
nled by the defendant In the suit of the
Hercules Powder Co. Va. the pennsyi-
vania Railroad Co. was started IN sSu-
pcrior Court today. This suit involves
the loss of about Is tons OF toluoul
alleged to have been lost by leakage
while In transit from Johnstown, Pa,
10 Hercules, Cal.
The loss is admitted by both sides
In the case. but the question at issue
is the responsibility for the loss. This
explosive, which was shipped in n
tank car In The latter part of 1917, ~
used I'm the manufacture of II. N. T.
The material lost was valued at about
$4,000. hut 1t is worth less than this
az the present time, 1t Is said.
James l. 'Boyce represents .he
lplaintin and n. II. Ward. Jr., of Ward.
Gray and Ncary.. represented the de-
fcndant. In this suit, the court will
be called upon TO determine points I'm
connection with the Cummins and
Carmack amendments to the Hep
burn act. relating 20 TRANSPORTATION
and To the War Transportation act OF
1920. This shipment of explosives was
made just before the director general
took over the railroads and the leak.
age happened just about the time thai
the railways had been taken over b,
the government.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
OtiAWAR CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, Dec. iO--Wilham
liinrs, who has hecn quite III at his home
on Clinton street, u now able 60 b g out.
~ aud Mrs. W ". Ellis entertained
nj dinner Yesterday, Rev. and Mrs.
lnsuph inrp Vt New Castle
The Young men oi this place have
nfpaniscd q ahaskcthall team and
sNisipt io play the FIRST game against
the Fort du Pont team, at Fort du Pont
this wpvk
lOhn iosier, who has been quite III
nj hrs homc ON Washington street, Is
nov able tu lc out.
Captain John Lang Is III at his homo
BON Hamilton street
Captain Dr. tilkcns oi Camp Dix,
y T., spent the weekend here with MIR
4 and Nrs Hurry Rose.
Nlr and Mrs. Thomas Nhiteman on
lrriniupd ol dinner, yesterday. DIR. and
Nia Willard springer, jr.. and daugh-
! tiers, Misses Elizabeth, Ann and,lldith, OF
Wilmington, and Mr.. and Mrs. &. A
l,onninc aud daughter. Ann of State
college, IA,
Mrs. ~. A. KNOTS of SMYRNA and
Miss MARY Pratt OF Wilmington spent
che week end here with MIR, and Mrs
Harry Pratt
innk Ncarslry of Port Penn is III al
his home with pneumonia.
i,rcsc Clark of Chesapeake City, Md.
and Mrs Scott Sears ot Westminster
Md, nu visiting their parents, Mr.. ans
Nlm. Gideon CLARK ol Glasgow
Mrs NJ. ! NlcNandcr OF Elkton, Md.
II spending n week with MIR. and Mrs
Charles liurris ol near IT. Georges.
Mis- benjamin towering of Fort
Monror, Va rs here visiting her mother
Mrs Charles Jefferson.
Tho Girls Community Club viii Civ,
. Christmas pertyto the BOY Scouts OF
FRIDAY evening, December 80, m the
,hetpl ul the Presbyterian Church.
The councils of the BOY Scouts anc
titls' Community Clubs, are requested
tn meet at the Presbyterian msnse ol
TUESDAY evening nj : O'Clock.
Nr Powell Is III at her home near 81
t'rnrr's.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
lEWES NOTES.

lcUcs, Dee. lo-mg Arabian, Cap
iain Collins tossed n iour-mast schooner
a. Philadelphia, Friday.
Tug Ncnally, with a tow of barges,
started iof New York, Friday, hut pu,
into Cold Spring harhor, on account OF
bad weather.
\ iuur-mastcd schooner from New
Work, bound for Norfolk, Va, put IN al
the l,rrakwatCr, Friday night
Pilot boat Philadelphia was at tho
Queen Anne picr, Saturday morning
after water.
Nlf. and Mrs. Erickson of Lcwes mo.
iufrd to Philadelphia, Friday.
Mr.. Quito m New Orleans was a
quest ui Rev. II. h. Turner, ON Tuesday.
llc h sent here hy the Federal Govern.
meni iur service az the radio station and
IN transferring, hos, his baggage. DIR
Turner b. irving tp locate H.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
NEWS OF STAFFORD.

Seaford. Dec. 1.-two hogs. which
t. Is said were only nine months old
killed 10y Theodore White, Sea
ford farmer. few days aso. weighed
l.002 pounds. the heavier one, 537
pounds
The ladies Of Mt. Olivet NJ. p. Church
closed very successful bazar Satur-
day night, I'm the vacant storeroom OF
. N. a. Phillips on High street. The
church fund was greatly augmented
by the proceeds.
George Seville Of Philadelphia spent
the Weekend here with mis- sister
Mrs. John Harris. who also has as
her guest. her brother, Edward Seville
~ Trenton. n. j.
Mrs. William G. Weaver and son
Owen OF Clayton, are here Visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred r. Owens
sam Wheatley, for many years a
farmer near here, has moved to Fed.
eralsburg, Md, where he has become
manager Of the fredericksburg Manu-.
featuring Co.
Mrs. William ]. Allen. Mrs. II. Oren
Trice and daughter and Miss Sarah
Scotten are spending the first of the
week in Philadelphia.
Miss Lucille Hurley. a student al
the Women's College. Newark. is her,
for the holidays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. l.. w. Hurley
Paul Noble, son of Mr.. and Mrs. s
NJ. Noble, near here, who is an cleo
trician on tho Presidents yacht, May
is home on n 3o-day furlough
J Young Noble. who has served tw,
years in the navy. has just re-enlisted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
CAMDEN NEWS.

Camden, Dcc. la--On Saturday Mrs
Jacob Rrown received the ladies of the
Inrclun Missionary society of the
NJ. A. Church ior social hour, after
th, hs,ncss of the December meeting
was disposed OF. Refreshments were
served
The Christmas Day service at st.
rauls Chapel viii hc the Christmas
luchafisi at : clock IN the morning, at
which Rev Father Thompson OF Dover
Will I've the cclclraui. Christmas festival
iof the Sunda, school children AMI their
friends will take place IN the parish
hou~ during Christmas week.
Teacher uf the Caesar Rodney school
have scheduled teachers meeting
every month from now on; the December
meeting bclnr held nt the home of
Professor Nickel, who, with Mrs Nickel
assisting. entertained the Teacher so
call, after th. business was disposed OF
A, the NJ. l.. Church, IN town on
Christmas DAY, services viii be held
nj the usual hours one Of which vii
IL the SUNDAY school entertainment ioi
the children and congregation.
Miss Anne Townsend Parker comes
to town ih,s week 10 hc n guest OF bci
grandmother, Mrs. Prank Townsend
she will spend few days while here
with her friend Miss Kathryn Penniwel
of Dover.
Tn, men IN town, with those OF Wyo'
ming who belong TO II. Iaais Episco-
pal Church IN Camden, are arranging
Ia, mems dinner to be gwen shortly
after the New Year. The guest OF honor
nil he the Bishop of the Episcopal
Church IN Delaware, RI. Rev. PhliI
Cook, who will give the sptcial address
ui the evening
Caesar Rodney basketball team Is
nov lookcd for games up 10 the middle
ui February. their opponents bcInb
teams from towns throughout the State
The team y doing some excellent work.
AZ the Round Table Club ncc,ihl
last FRIDAY, Miss krnll cf tic Stat,
\. ". &. A. vave nm address to thc
members. and their puests, regarding
The present work beng done ny Tho
society.
lrdnv evening, December %, 8
Christmas entertainment Will be glver
l., the four classes of Caesar Rodne,
shoo IN the auditorium, each clas'
featuring un the program. After the
holiday season IA, seniors VII present
The rcphnote,' play they are nov
sshcarsinx.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
EX-KA|SER'S LETTERS
STIR SHARP COMMENT
Government Circles Regard the
:, Public alton Of Missivss to
Ludendorif as Tactless.
n, Associated rrc-s % ivcry Evening.

u, Associated rrc-s % ,.vcry Evening
iirriin, bee. ~. Official quarters
~ not conceal their disrlcasurc AT
IN. publication In the Nationalist
rr,us " letters exchanged by the for
m.t kaiser and Field Marshal Won
i,lndcnhnn last spring. In which VIII
liam naVo his views ON the question
VI war guilt
The communications were display
.d un the front pages Of the reaction
aiy newspapers, but none of the
Literal or Coalition organs refers to
them
Tho Netlonaiists' action In publish
inp the documents ~ declared, In gov
,tiimont ulrclos. 90 have hccn "tl~tlcss
and stupid" aud calculated to Civ,
hostile elements among Gcrmany''
former enemies u fresh opportunity
for agitation which possibly may hsv,
an lnimicnl cnect on the pending ne.
suilntlunn with the rcperatlons com.
mission,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19


WHEN you've decided that the companionship and
W of good dog would be fine thing for your
boy and you broach the subject TO him he makes
unanimous with three ro,sng cheers
And then you start looking for the dog YOU had
promised TO get Airednc~- and you find that the
prices Of the offered for sale entirely too high
and you let the matter drag on for week
And the boy keeps asking you every evening II
you're going to bring the dog home tomorrow and
you start figuring that maybe you bit of than you
chew your promise
Because you Ind been sure that there must be
someone in Wilmington who would be glad to sell the
kind Of dog you wanted Mt reasonable priceand then
you think OF using Live Stock Wanted nd in Every
Evenings classified sectonl
And That Changes Evcrythingl
Because the first day your nd appears, man calls
up to tell you that he has just the young Airedae you're
looking for and that he cut The price way down because
he's moving into apartment and has TO sell his dog at
That's what you call Every Evening servicel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
EVERY EVENING

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
Ondcsed for Quick Rcforence)
LINE RATES PER DAY.
Count six words to the line
Count initials and numbers as words
No charge ad taken for less than Doc
No prepaid ad taken for less than Csc.
Charge Prepaid
llay .....-. ..............l4 cents IL cents
Consecutive pays....I2 cents 10 cents
9 Consecutive Days. cents : cents
LONG TERM ADVERTISING.
Special rates for business advertising
REPUBLICATION FOR ERRORS.
Republication viii he made for errors
not the fault Of the advcr ti~er. II advcrtis-
er will report the error within - hours
after FIRST publications OF advertisement
klSCLASsIFICATIO NOT PER-
MITTED.
TELEPHONED ADS
Classified advertisements that are tele-
phoncd to Every Evening will be accepted
~ tho charge rates shown above. But
the prepaid cost amount will be accepted
as fun payment II offered at the business
Office within six days after any such adj
Is FIRST printed In the paper Otherwise
the cost at the charge rates quoted above
will be collected
Telephone Your Want Ads
PHONE TWtTWO-H UNDRED
Ask for Want Adj Taker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19

You don't have 10 be an ad-writer
to get results from claSsified adver-
tising. An sd tal<er viii help you.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
PERSONAL.

Mrs. #, A. Cam Of Centreville, Md,
Is spending sometime with friends in
this city.