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The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23
LETTER FROM REV.
ROBERT LEAR

] closed my Conference years WORK
in Missouri Sunday evening Septem.
ber 18th. which made mg 10th revi.
val for the year. About 1000 conver.
sionn and frclamations with N6
accessions 10 our church and ms %
other ehurehes: four Epworih Lsagus
societies. one Womans Missionary
Society. one Junior Missionary So.
eieiy and ons sunday school were
organized. A church debt was pro.
ylded for, two pastors salaries IN
creased and thank offerings for thre'
Others were taken.
one hundred eighteen family altar
were erected with 500 pledges foI
daily prayer and Bible reading. Ons
young man restored 10 the ministry
some subscriptions taken for aD,h
the Christian Advocate and the Cen
tral Methodist. In all | have had I
great year regret very much q
h. absent from Conferences a. thi,
present session | am now leavinl
for Norfolk. Va and from there Z,
Winnhsld, Ia.
10 Him b. ell the praise and glory
ROBERT LEAF
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23
To ESTABLISH NEW BUSINESS

Mr.. d. o. Carnahan has announced
that he will leave Marion the last Of
this month 10 establish a business in
another city. Sir. Carnahan for a
number Of years has been one Of the
leading merchants of this city and
has made many friends Who will hate
10 see him leave town.
He has made arrangements 20
continue bis store In this place an.
der his supervision and under the d.
rect management Of Mr.. p. G. Coz
and Mrs. Elizabeth Pops. Mr. Cor
Is an experienced merchant and Mr.
Pope has been connected with III,
store for some time.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Carnahan regret 10 sec them leav'
but are sure they viii make good IL
the nsw field. His many customer
will b. glad 70 learn that be- hai
made arrangements 10 continue BIZ
store here.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23
COUNTY FAIR AND
BABY SHOW

On Friday, October 7th. At Cooks
Pafk IN Marion will BE- held the Crit
tsidsn County Fair and Baby Show.
Essryons a urged 10 enter their
their good stock and make this fair
famous for H. exhibitions Of live
stock. agricultural products and ba.
bies. A liberal premium liat Il Of.
fered on all classes u livestock and
corn. Make up your mind now 10
enter this County Show. No entry
fes Tor exhibitor. one admission with
each entry. The merchants and bus
iness men Of Marion have donated
literally on the premiums 10 make
this a worth while day.
A small admission fes viii b.
charged At the guts 10 apply on ths
premium list aud general expenses
Any surplus fund left over will b,
set aside a. q fair fund.
Don't forget the date. brush ~
your horse and enter for the bil
show.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23
N. n. $. OPENS SEASON
WITH VICTORY

The Marion High School football
team opened the season Friday with
an 80 10 victory over the Frances
High School team. This Is the FIRST
year that Frances has had a team
and the boys showed up well Tor
their inexperience, however they
were not a match for the fast Mari
on aggregation.
When the game was called Fran
ces won the toss and elected 10 re-
eeive. Mutt" Wilson did the kick
ing for Marion. Frances failed to
make downs and Marion scored a
touchdown on their first play. FOL.
lowing this Marion seemed 10 score
At will. FRAMES holding them foI
downs only one time Marion never
punisd during the entire game.
Frances failed 10 make first down
during the game, only a few of heT
plays nettsd any gains az all.
About twenty men were out Ia
Marion uniform and every one goi
a chance 10 show what they could do
Only three Marion boys, Wilson. Al
len. and Brown. played the entir'
game. The whole team showed won
derful form for this early In the sea
son and few fumblea were made b.
the Marion squad.
The officials were lamb. referee
Daughtrey, umpire; shelby timekeep
or and Mcconnell. head linssman.
The local squad goes 70 PrincetoI
Friday for the frat hard game o'
the season. Both Coach Brown an,
Manager Meroney are very optimis
&c a. 10 the future games of th'
. season.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23

20 yard dash. boys Roy Easley,
shady Grove; Thomas lilnchsy, oi
Prospect
40 yard dash. girls. Maud stevens,
Shady Grove. Casislla Taylor. Hooda
80 yard dash Clay Fowler. Shady
Grovs. Terrell Taylor. Hoods
30 yard dash. rirls Cleo nahb. Of
Hoois. Alma Menowsll, Prospect
Boys relay race Roy Easlsy. Clay
Tevsfy, Charlie land, Lllburn Mar,
vel u Shady Grove;
Gifls relay race Mauds Stevens
Monul How'd, Mabls Stevens. Add,
psfkius u Shady Gove.
Potato Racs, Thomas Hinchsy, Of
Prospect. Charlie land. Shady Grov'
BASKET hall Prospect
Spelling, Mahle Giyens. Prospect
Nahle Easlsy. Hoods
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23
nEnR BOSWELL ATTAINs
MEMBERSHIP m THE
CENTURY CLuI

hebe Boswell, who has been rep
resenting the Commonwealth Life In
surance Company In this territory
since the first Of last May has quail
hed Tor membership In the Century
Club composed Of all agents Of th'
Commonwealth that produce and pa,
for tiOo.ooooO of insurance In twelv'
months.
Ne received notice Of same By wir'
Wednesday and leaves today Tor IN
Annual Convention 10 be held Il
Louisville ON the 22nd and 2srd.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23

Before entering a partially Allied
silo In the morning run the blower .
short time 10 cxpel the carbon mo-
noxide gas. This u a deadly gas.
Cases of men overcome during the
silo filling season are entirely too
Common This Ras forms when ths
partially filled silo stands overnight
and The doors are left on. This gas
u heavier than air and that u the
reason that you viii find II over tbs
ensilaRe and not coming out the top.
Leaving the doors on 10 where al is
made will allow the heavier gas 10
fow out also.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23
PARKER.MAR

Mr.. Leonard Parker and Miss Lora
Marrn motorcd over from Livingston
county. procured a marriage license,
and were united In the holy bonds Of
matrimony saturday. Rev. +. n.
Eaton ohieiatine. Mr. NJ. b. Little
and Miss Thermie Virgins accom-.
panied them from Livingston county
Mr.. Parker Is engaged IN the mer-
camille business. Ne and bis birds
have many friends who extend con.
graiulailons.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23
KILLED m AUTO ACCIDENT

Forest Stone. formerly u Tolu, a
brother u d. W Stone. was killed
in an auto accident In Cairo. Illinois.
The body was brought b White
Graveyard near lrma Tor burial.
The funeral services were con.
dusted by Rev. ". T. Oakley.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23
NOTICE

II you have rheumatism 10 10 your
druggist and get one bottle Of Rawl'a
Ru.Mo.
After taking one bottle you have no
relief. money will be refunded. Price
sl.s5 and si.7b RAwL'S Ru-M0
GO. lo6 Linden, Evansville Ind Adv
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23
CROTsRR TRAVIS

Mr. Robert Croiser and Mrs. Mia
ME Travis. both of Carrsville. eams
70 Marion Friday and were married
By Rev. W. 7. Oakley At hia rssi-
donce Saturday.
Both are popular young peopls Of
their neirhborhood and their many
friends extend congratulations.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23
REDS DEFRAr ToLU

The Marion Reds defeated he To.
lu base ball team last Thursday AT
srnoon n 10 4 The game was loose
ly played. both sides making many
errors. Neither team scored hll ths
third inning when Tolu managed O.
score on errors.
Batteries for Marion; Glore ans
Frazer. for Tolu, Glorc and Glore.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23
Farm Bureau Notes


DR.. +. G. Rudel. q. S. Department
OF Agriculture, finished the tubereu-
lin test on six dairy herds In Crit
tenden county last week. The herds
tested were as follows: James Alex
hill, ID Beard. Marion Beard. W.
~. weldona. and Frank Adams. Dr.
Riedel used the three day test and
Is glad 10 report that no case Of Ia.
berculosis was found in any Of the
herds tested. The cattle found clean
are tagged with a numbered ear tag
In the right ear.
There are approximately q dozen
herds In the county awaiting this
test and Dr.. Riedel promises 10 rs.
turn the first week IN October and
continue the testing work. All inter.
ested parties are urged TO get In
touch with the County Agent
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23
EDDYvILLE EDITOR wEDs

Henry Clay Cross. editor Of the
Lyon County Herald. Eddyvills, and
Miss Bessie c. Black. daughter of
Az. and Mrs. d. r. Black. Katia~a,
were married at the parsonage Of
toe Broadway Methodist church In
paducah Saturday night
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23
NOrED EDUCATOR
TO SPEAK HERE

Dr. Prank l. Mevey. President of
the Ken,ucky State University, will
speak at the School Auditorium In
Marion Thursday september, ~ ai
2 p M. Dr. Mcvsy is oRs of the
foremost educators In the State and
bis address will be well worth hear
ing.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23
FoR sALE

Ons house and loi In nlAckford.
fouf nom house tuo porshss. Feod
vel u water. gosd barA and out.
buildings. terms reasonable
Cali ut 80 a.
MRS. o. n CRISP. RlAskford. Ky
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23
TOURNAMENT

The Tournament Of Division Three
was held ~ Seminary Springs on
September 10. Eight schools wsre
represented.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23
County Tournament
Elimination Contests Nov Over
winnsrs 10 Meet saturday
foF final Contests

contest last Friday September iG, 10
Determine the Representatives who
ere 10 eompete in ihs finals held here
at Marion Saturday. when the Coun.
y Tournament will b. held
Much interest has been taken In
these contests and a large crowd L
expected 10 attend the Tournament
Many interesting events are on the
program which may b. found com.
plsls on another pars u this paper
The winners In the various Dl.
visions arr 81 follows
n,.,.,.. n.
~ ward aash, boys under u; !. Guy
hashinr' Csokseyfilis' 2 james Wal
ksf' chapsi hill
~ yard dash girls undsfi2' lat
kaey Watt, ooekssysills' 2nd ilA
Bells hatthsws, Frames.
~ yard dash. boys; !. james
t., C.ol..x,,ll.
50 yard d..h. e,rl.. la Ruth H,r
han. chsp.l u,u. snd s.lll, Nsr..
d.sh. Fancs.
nsx R.l.x r.. la c.sl..,x,ll.
2ua chanel um
Gifl. RELAY Rse.. Cookssvv,lls
Bro.d Jump. la Cl.o nrown a
Frsnss.. Pad willie simpson. Cool
..x,llls
H.eh Jump, Jane swsn..v. Chan.
81 Hn. Cleo nfown. Frsuc..
Running broad lunp. Jane. swan.
ssy. Chapsl nan. Marvin C,hls A
Frsnes.
po,s,o .e., Cooks.v,ill.
R..lsshan. c.yns
sp.l.nr, Ruby usM.s,sf Cool
ssYv.lls. .Gu.tsvs Hr.shsf. c...tss,
x,Il.
Dl,l..s. T-e
~ ysfd dash RALPH i.Fneh. pes'
efetAi hayden hAfpsndinr, hiloam.
~ yafd aa.h' Fifisi os's Williams
pssf 0'seA' AAihsf'''s lsffi' fofes
efoss
~ yaid d..hi iouimy ff'iis, Pre-
am Nefrh looA, Hebron.
boys Relay Race frsedom' hehfo'
oifis fslaf race netf Sresk' ~
ioem.
hfosd lamp lommy fti'a, ffss
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23

Farmers this is the time 10 think
about selecting your seed corn. Sc
lect Il from the standing corn In ths
field and you can tell on what sort
of a stalk the ear grew. n you wish
10 improve your corn yield and grow
better corn each year you will and
field selection u seed pays.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23

The first Tuesday In October viii
be Registration Day for al voters
who live In the city hmits.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23
HOME TOWN
PAPER WEEK

II Is that the average newspaper boosts It's
business but gives quantities Of space in boosting the af
fairs Of Others
Somebody suggested that Il was TIME for the news
papers of the country 10 adopt week in which their
business be given precedent and the PRESS thoroughly
dOrses the idea
The date set Is the second week in November from the
9Th to the i2th including that great world event Armsce
Day
The official title for the week will be Subscribe for
Your Home Town Paper Week"
Thousands Of papers will Join In this event. and our
readers will hear about Il time goes on.
Ever ready 10 hep In that IA In the interest
of better community, better living conditions and better
government ask the readers and advertisers of
the PRESS 20 turn and lend hand during Subscribe for
Your Home Town PAPER week" and boost for us.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
THIRD AUTO
SHOW OPENS
Million Dollars Worth OF
Equipment Displayed

|. With more than $50 OF tho latest
models OF motor cars on exhibition.
the third annual automobile and ac'
ceenory show was TO open at 1 y. m.
Monday. in the combined Arena and
fiippodrome buildings. The show
will continue thruont tho week.
Decorators have transformed the
two big buildings into an Oriental
fantasy. Tho show palace will ex.
tend over an entire city block. More
than 81 1000. 900 worth OF the latest
motor equipment viii be on oxhibi-
ton.
Music win feature the programs
every day. The exhibit OF cars will
be set off by lavish decorations. and
every effort will be made 10 provide
for the comfort and entertainment Of
tho motor fans.
with airplanes stunning overhead.
Mayor Caldwell will arrive at the
motor exhibition Tuesday afternoon
in an antsdiiuvian Ford. TO start the
dedication ceremonies Mt I o'clock.
Tho entire show 1. on one floor. ell
iminating tho necessity for elevators
stairways or ramps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
Urges Prohibition,
That Is, of Autos

Prohibition OF parking automobiles
south of Madison st. on Fifth ave.
was recommended Saturday to the
city council by Chief w. II. Soaring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
Bureau Of
Mis- sing
Relatives

The Star iavn~. its vesa~ss - s.s ths
department - an aid In fisding missing
RELATIVES ~ friends. Tho d~parsmeas IL
10 help In r~~nittag the~e who have besn
separated. Thee wfsaSs r~as1ism ~
frt~ad. are missing are invited 20 repsgs
the dis~ppssr~aos directly 10 the star
ttssdesv who may know the whev~abssss
ef Sp~~~sns meusicoesi In shis column -
missing arv rrqsestesi alec 10 repuvs 10
The s<as. Other ne~spap~vs are tsvit~si
10 rvpruiscs sseh ts~a.s - vin intSvsss
thsir eenmssitis.-
Mn. Chrys,ine J~wett, Aliens
Grove. Wis. writes that she has
found her nster. Ray Stcarn. for
whom this burcau advertised sew.
erZu weeks ago.
u. N. Cospcr's last known timer.
AIRY Included Seattle. Montana, then
Alberta lie handled cattle and went
part OF the time by the name OF Low.
In. All this was about rs years ago
Coapcr is needed 10 settle an estate,
according TO his brother. T.. ID. Cos
per. Port Orchard. Wash.
Alexander Oueictte. Port Angeles.
wash. has never seen his father. to
remember him. The fathers name
10 Fred Arthur ouelotte. He was
last heard Of In Seattle. In 1905.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
POLL TAX FOR
KIDDIES URGED
II Law Misses You Help
0rthopedic, Is Plea =

n the poll tar law doesn't hit you.
turn In your So 10 the childrcn'a
Orthopcdio hospital.
THIS In the latest plan 10 raise
funds for the place where they
straiRhten the limbs Of crippled chill.
dren out on Queen Anne Hill.
When Gov. Hart vetoed badly.
needed appropriation OF $4,000 for
tho orthopedio hospital. the trustees
were forrcd 60 seek help.
Every dollar donated 20 the cnure
OF the lame youngsters goes for bet.
ter arms and loga-an the surgeons
and trustees are volunteer workers.
An effort In being made TO In.
crease the membership OF the aAso.
citation by 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
Circulates Radical
Placards; Arrested

FASTING posters. urging the boycott
o. n business house that subscribed
funds 20 the prosecution OF the I. w.
w. charged with Centraiia Armistice
Day killings. Frank krausirh. an
Austrian. was arrested by Patrolman
~ H. Braiiiard Sunday night lie
said a man gave him tho piacards
and that he did not know what was
on them. a. he could not read Eng.
llnh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
Mysterious Fire
in Vacant House

Fire inspectors are Investigating a
fire In "A vacant house Mt bsts Brook.
lyn ave, early Monday. Damage TO
the one.and a half story frame struo-
ture. owned by w. A Bass. In est.
mated at $1,000. An tho house was
unoccupiod the cause Of the fire mys.
titles department officers. who say
there il possibility that the blaze
may have been inocndiary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
Young Republicans
Reflect Officers

Al a spectacular and hilarious
meeting In the Press club Saturday
night the entire retiring slate Of Of
ficcrs was reelected to the Young
Mems Republican club. They were:
Thomas q. Hammond. president; c.
Norman Dickinson. vice president:
Roy C Lyle. secretary. and William
Phelps Totem, treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
Spanish Veterans
Add 10000 MEMBER

More than 10000 members were
added to the United Spanish War
Veterans last year. John X. wither.
spoon. national commander. an
nounced Sunday. on his return. here
after . nationwide inspectio6 Of
carnps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
Trout Fishing to
Be Banned Nav |

Commercial fishing for salmon
trou, In tho waters Of Puget sound
VIII b. prohibited after May I. &C
oordlng 10 dcciaion Of tho new state
board Of fisheries. at iis first public
hearing Saturday. Tn, season was
extended from April rs TO May In
order that tho fishermen now opcrat.
ing nigh, be saved financial loss by
this radical change IN policy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04

wALLA wALLA--Georgc Cain
returns from theatre TO find his auto
parked inside his restaurant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
School Nurses Offer
to Reduce Their Pay

Nurses employed by the school dis.
trict have Offered to accept pay for
10 months instead Of ~. Or. Ira c.
Brown. head OF the school medical do
partnent, has volunteered To cut his
o. 900 salary 20 per cent These re.
auctions. together with tho abolition
Of the dental clinic. will save tho de-
partmcnt $4,000 the coming year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
BIRTHS
Name and Residence.


Bedford. r. O.. bef3 45th &. w. girl
zumwolt. Arlie. 230 Queen Anne ave-,
boy.
Mayer. II. f.. t120 Maynard ave. girl
Colt. u. NJ. 2s0s 10th ave. NJ, girl.
Baughman. Alba. Ssfl 37th ave. s..
boy.
Johnson. Gust s11e w. Trenton St.
girl.
Hassei. David. 1928 18th ave. W.. boy.
Williams, John. 1857 39th s.. girl.
Munson. X. NJ. t045 Ninth N. t.. girl
DEATHS
Dean, Charles H.. 20. Tacoma
Tanaka, infant months. 112h
Eighth ave. s.
Wataoka- Henry. s months. 168 Main
1T.
Phelps, Amelia T.. 70, 1857 Francis
ave.
Jones. John Noble, Sc. 1879 Shelby.
Dobson. David. 10, 2212 14th ave. s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
Aviation Field to
Be Testin1 Ground

Sand Point aviation field win be
prepared to serve as n testing ground
for the 200 army chase planes
which the Boeing Airplane Co. win
build for the government during the
next IL months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
Prima Donna Dies;
Nephew Lives Here

Annie Louise Carey. 70. prima
donna of SO years ago. died Sunday
at Norwaik. Conn. her nephew DR..
Harri. II. Haskell. 52ls goth ave.
". e. this city. has been informed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
Swan Lake Extension
Plan Given Approval

That tho proposed Swan lake ex.
tension offers the most feasible
method Of safeguarding Seattle's wa
ter supply system Is the belief OF city
councilman after a thoro survey Of
tho Cedar river watershed Saturday
Evening star., 1921-08-14

kins Glen, N Y. where they will
spend two or three weeks, at the
Glen Springs Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy NJ. MacDowe1l
will leave Wednesday for Murray
Bay, Canada. where they will spend
two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger whiteford are
at Ocean Grove, for the remainder of
August.
Mrs. w. c. Mcdowell has returned
from visit In Norfolk, Va
Miss Blanch Gray of Norfolk is the
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Rosse1
Edward Mitchell of East Melrose
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Sullivan left
yesterday for Cape May. where they
will spend ten days or two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. John Latham have
gone to Lake George for two weeks.
making the trip by motor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winslow H. Hershell.
Beach. Del. have returned to their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs La Sale Spier have re-
turned to their home after spending
three weeks in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Audrey Savage and
children have returned, after spend
ing a few w"cks at Ocean View, y. }.
left for motor trip TO Piney Point.
where they will spend week
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Carpenter
have sold their house on Connecticut
avenue and Oliver street. Chevy
Chase. D. C.. and havsssailed for Eng
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace c. Chandlee
have returned to their, on Oliver
street, from their extended wedding
trip.
Evening star., 1921-08-14
Representative Reavis
Not to Leave for Home

Representative and Mrs. Reavis will
not go to their home, in Falls City.
Neb.. until Christmas as the congress
would not be justified in making the
long journey. They expect their two
sons. c. Frank. jr., and Jack of Cleve-
land. to spend the last week Of this
month with them. The first of Sep
tember, Mr.. and Mrs. Reavis will be
members of small congressional
party for a fishing trip on the Della
ware coast. The others are to be Rep
resentative and, Mrs. William ]. Gra-
ham of Illinois and former represent
ative and Mrs. William E. Humphrey
of Seattle. Wash. They will make the
trip by motor and will stay at Lewis,
place near Rehoboth Beach. Mr..
Reavis spent a few days there several
weeks ago.
Evening star., 1921-08-14
Senator and Mrs. Pittman
To Visit Nevada Home

Senator and Mrs Key Pittman will
leave as soon as Congress takes the
promised recess and go to their home
in Nevada for several weeks. Through
the summer Senator and Mrs. Pittman
have spent the week ends aboard
their houseboat on the Chesapeake
bay, where they have INDUCED in fish
ing, and after one day sent one hum
dred of their catch to Walter Reed
Hospital.
Senator and Mrs. Frank B. Kellogg
will go to Hot Springs. Va, to spend
the several weeks that Congress will
be in recess.
Evening star., 1921-08-14
Captain Gore Leaves
For Portland, Maine,
Tennis Tournamen,
Entered with Clarence e
Ch a rest of Baltimore.
Maj. and Mrs. Leavitt in
New York-Mrs. Fereu-
son Entertains

Capt. and Mrs. Albert J. Gore, ac-
companicd by Miss Frances Larner
Gore and Philip Larner Gore, have
left for Portland. Me-. where Capt.
Gore will play in the tennis tourna-
ment at the Country Club. having
entered with Mr.. Clarence Charest Of
Baltimore. Mrs. Gore and the chill
dren will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel
Haven Barrows at their estate at
Pine Point. In September they will
fMr. and Mrs. r. F. MacDevitt and
young son. Thomas jr.. of 4122 Keo-
kuk street. Chevy Chase, d. C., will
spend the remainder of the summer
at Ocean City. Va. and will go to
Norfolk, Va, for the coming winter
and spring.
Maj. Ralph H. Leavitt. U. S. A.; and
Mrs. Leavitt are in New York, at the
Hotel Astor.
Mrs. Abner H. Ferguson entertained
at luncheon yesterday at the Chevy
Chase Club. in compliment to her
house guest, Miss Ferguson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Baker Of
this city have arrived at the Massa-
soft Hotel, Narragansett, r. /.
Mrs. David Zeiler. with her daugh-
ter, Miss Annie Zeiler, and youngest
son. Francis. who have been spend
ing the last three weeks in Atlantic
city. are in Philadelphia for the
week end and will return to their
home the early part of the week.
Evening star., 1921-08-14
Miss Maynard to Visit
Lieut.. and Mrs. Paddock

Miss Nina Maynard will go to New
port this week to visit Lieut.. Hubert
Esterly Paddock. U. S. N. and Mrs.
Paddock, the latter formerly Miss Mil
dred Martin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward A. Martin Of Washington.
Evening star., 1921-08-14
Representative Mills
To Speak In Newport

Representative Ogden L. Mills will go
to Newport next week to speak before
the Newport County Woman's Republ-
can Club