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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-11

ATLANTA. Go. - "a deep sympathy
for a lonely old man whose children had
grown away from him aud compan.
ionship crsved. rather than love. In.
spired my engagement to Asa O. Cand-
Ter, Sr."
Mrs. Oneisma de Bouchel. beautiful
New Orleans divorcee. whose engage
ment to the Atlantic capitalist has been
abruptly terminated. made this state.
ment here toda, while awaiting the
arrival OF her attorney from the Louis.
lana city for conference relative to
charges OF indiscretion brought agains,
her by Gambler.
Il do not want single penny Of the
Gambler money" she Indignantly as
serted. but they will have to pay dear.
~ for their combine to wreck my rep.
utation with insults"
In public statement yesterday. Mrs
De Bouchel said Gambler had informed
her Il would be impossible for him 10
matr, her as he had received inforna.
lion that she had invited two men to
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-11
Gang of Auto
Thieves Is Hit
By City Cops

An auto thief gang that has
been bothering the officers of
southern Oklahoma is not broken
up, but 1t Ia disrupted. Chief q
police Dick Hignight laid this morn
Ing.
Keel Doggett and bessie beavers
are under arrest and will be TAX
en- to Pauls Valley today charged
with the theft Of new Ford tour
ing car from j. NJ. Crane, employe
of the Pauls Valley National bank.
Monday. They were arrested here
early Tuesday morning by Police
Officer Bill Moorehead. and when
pinned down admitted theft Of the
car and said they had transferred
it to Cecil Crosby early Monday
evening.
Deputy Sheriff Chas. J. Worley
OF Pauls Valley and Crane came
here Monday night and with offl-
GERS. started a search for Crosby.
Early Tuesday morning he was To-
Gated at Berwyn where he had gone
with his wife. A half hour later
he was gone, so the search contiB-
ued all day.
Crosby Surrenders.
Late Tuesday afternoon Crosby
drove up to the police station IN an
old dellpdated Ford and said he
understood he was being sought.
lie said that the old car was turn
ed over TO him by Doggett and
beavers and that he had promised
To pay them 500 for 1t. He was
arrested and turney o9er 10 Worley.
Shortly after, Crosby obtained
his release for "a little while" on
the report that he could locate the
new car. A relative Is said TO have
taken the responsibility FOR his
return.
At o'clock last night Chief
IugnIght inquired what has be-
come OF Crosby and was told Of
the parole. "That ends IT,. chief
remarked az he got busy ". the
telephone.
Gainesville. Texas. Informed him
man answering tho descrip-
49, OF Crosby had passed through
Ell route to Mexia, and apbeareo
in hurry. -
Thinks He's Brains.
Crosby is the Drains" OF the
gang, Chief Hlgnig!.t thinks. and
with Doggett, beavers and several
others has been under surveillance
for some time. This Is the first
time the officers have had an op
portunity TO close in on them. Dog
gett is under 81, 900 bond on charge
Of burglary OF the Turner-Ardmore
Wholesale company several months
ago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-11

pate in tnc 430th anniversary OF his
discovery Of America He was met
at Palm Beach by a delegation OF
congressman and members of the var
ous civic organizations OF Ardmore
who had been delegated 10 make ef'
fort to induce him to come TO this
city.
Immediately following his landing
Christopher rubbed his eyes. What
do | see! he exclaimed as he gazed at
the hotels on The beach. Again he
agitated his optics with the palm OF
his hand, and finding that the mag
nificent hosteleries were still there.
remarked, '"That certainly was strong
stuff | got on the ship Upon hear
ing this, it was Immediately decided
by The reception committee that Curis-
ropner be escorted 10 his room a. once.
Gets In Trouble.
Eight hours Eater, guests in the lob
by OF the hotel in which Christopher
had been housed TO get him in condi-
tion to conform to the Volsted regula-
tions, We're suddenly disturbed by a
loud knocking and shouting which came
down The elevator shaft and sounded
CONTINUED on Page 81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-11
DEMOCRAT PARTY.
LEADER SPEAKS
in Three TOWNS
Due to Make Address Be-
{ fore Voters of City at
Convention Hall at
8 O'clock.
FARMER NAMED
TO PRESENT HIM
Large Delegation of Local
Democrats Make Up the
reception Committee.

That Carter county Is still in the
democratic column and will remain so,
is the message that an Ardmore dele
CATION carried 10 Jack Walton. demo-
cratic standard bearer, at Sulphur at
noon todsv
The party left the federal building
at 11.05 o'clock and was headed by
Judge A. 4. West and Mrs. lncz Ms
MILAN Lambert. They will return 10
Ardmore with Mr.. Walton al o'clock
and will be his hosts during a recep-
tion at Hotel Ardmore prior TO the
meeting ut Convention Hall AT 8 O'Clock
tonight
Attorney II. II. Sneed will introduce
the speaker tonight, Judge West said.
On the platform with the speaker will
be many OF his old.time friends and n
host OF lifelong democrats. both men
and women. Among these will be some
who fought Walton the hardest during
the primary campaign.
This morning az 10 o'clock Mr.. Wal
ton spoke to Il large crowd OF farm
ers and business people at Davis lie
vas 'te eHcA' bf - ''i'N1tItt ~ Wtte
\ ers that pledges their support TO his
campaign and predicted that the whole
Of Murray county would support him
al the polls, according TO reports re.
ceived in Ardmore at noon.
At sulphur the candidate was sched-
uled TO speak at . o'clock, after which
he was TO confer with party follow
ers and workers on his campaign and
plans for the conduct OF fight against
republ!canism
No Blowout Tonight.
There will be no large reception for
the candidate when he comes here
tonight, but he Will meet his friends
and confer with them at Hotel Ard
more before and after his speech at
Convention hall. The Ardmore band
viii play on the streets and at the
meeting place.
Eight cars carried the delegation
from Ardmore To sulphur. Among
those going was n bunch OF grey-clad
veterans from the Confederate home,
County attorney John l.. Hodge. Buck
Garrett. 7. j. Pollock. T. Il. Orr, C.
i. Harvey and a number OF women.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-11
Makes
Stirring Speech
Before Rotary

Bert Faulkner district governor OF
the twelfth Rotary district. was a guest
OF the local Rotary clpb Wednesday
noon and delivered what Rotarisns de.
clarcd was one ot the best addresses
ever heard here.
He spoke upon the theme Of service
and clearly defined each citizens duty
20 his hom community.
"a man owes a debt TO his commun'
n.y." he said, and many men die and
leave their debt unpaid"
While here Mr.. Faulkner In confer.
ring with the board OF directors Of the
club regarding the district conference
70 be held here In the spring
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-11
European Vets
On Jol ley toS
A. L. Meeting

NEW YORK Twenty three dec.
GRATED war heroes of seven European
countries arrived here today on Iu Ior.
talne' en- route to New Orleans 10 nj.
tend the convention OF the inte.all,d
veterans federation. beginning nert
Saturday.
AFTER American legion officials had
welcomed them at the city hall. th.
delegation psraded UP Fifth avenue In
automobiles and Ihen left for Washing.
ton on a special train accompanied by
tue national reception committee OF IN,
American Legion.
Depart For y. d,
They expect 10 depart from The can.
ltal tonight gor New Orleans after n,s,.
ng bronze table, on the grave OF the
unknown soldier in Arlington Nstlousl
cemetery.
Every man IN the delegation wore
decorations on his chest and each bors
wounds received Ia battle. Thcrs uers
,,N French veterans. five British. thr..
belgians. three Serbians. three c-echo.
Slovaklans. two Rumanians and one
ts's aNNA' Noit MS UNIFORM. In.
stead they appeared In formal day time
attire. with high hats and cut.awsys.
Blind Hero Jolly.
Jolliest OF all the group was hero
totally blind. Captain William Apple.
by, officer In Lord french's "contemp.
ueles." lie lost his sight In the sec
ond battle Of Ypres. His pretty nine
year old daughter. Olga. his constant
companion and his eyes" for several
years accompanied him.
With the war heroes came Reni.Mai,
official painted of the French ministry
Of war. whose patriotic America" IL
row ON an exhibition tour In this coun.
try.
Marcel Hcroud. member Of the muni.
cipal council OF Paris and a war vet.
ernn as well. brought a gold medal,
which the city OF Paris sends TO the
City OF New Orleans.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-11
BAPTIST WOMEN IN
SUNRISE PRAYER MEET

Forty Women OF the Baptist church
arose early Wednesday morning and
held sunrise prayer meeting at Broad.
way Baptist church from TO Gao o.
clock. The meeting was led BY Rev.
I X. l.. Davidson. Considering the chill
of early morning and the hour. this
was good attendsnce. Dr Davidson
said.
Tonight the women viii conduct the
regular prayer meeting at the church
az 5:90 o'clock. Thursday the meet
lngs will be continued ut o'clock In
the afternoons during the week. this
being the Baptist womsn's week Of
prayer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-11
Mine CONGRESS 81 C0RESU.S .S.PATERNALISM
COLUMBUS
He Comes Back to Celebrate
Discovery of America.

so this is America Thus spoke
Christopher Columbus, as he stepped
from his rowboat to the highly financ'
cd sandsof Palm Beach, and brushed
the ashes from his nickle stogie which
had been presented to him at bar
outside the threamile limit. Chris
topher had just landed on the eve
Of October II. coming here to partici-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-11
LIABLE TO BE MIX
WHEN 40-S CALLED

There's liable TO be miSup when
members OF The 40 houmes ct :
ChcyauN" and characters of "The Mic.
robe Of Love" are called ~ their res.
peotive leaders.
lniation OF members who want to go
10 New orleans for the convention is
ON schedule at $50 o'clock at Conven.
tion Hall by the 40.S bunch. while
dress rehearsal OF the entire cast ls
called BY the director OF tho play. nj
the Palace theeter. Al noon. neither
side had given in.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-11
REPORT OF SALOL
FIRE NOT CORRECT

RosEAU. MINI. Fire that destroyed
part OF the stock yards at Salol y
miles east of here. gave rise october
8 10 an erroneous report that the town
was mcnaccd by peat bog fires and that
women and children had evacuated the
town. Investigation shows the town was
not in danger from bog fires and the
stoct yard fire was caused by spark
from a locomotive
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-11
CANISTER -GUNMAN
MAY YET GO FREE

CHiCA0o.-waiter Stevens. gang.
ster and gunman. today looked down
the only avenue to possible freedom
which the law had not closed to him
a pardon by Governor Small.
Regarded as one OF the most danger.
Gus criminals Chicago has known
Maclay Hoyne. former states attorney
accused him Of participation In is mur.
ders and uncountable robberies-Stev-
enc boasted still that the immunity from
punishment which he has enjoyed re.
peatediy throughout his career. would
save him from penl,entiary sentence
on charge Of shooting Lester Wand.
mere. policeman. at Aurora. III
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-11
"Bill" Ayres II Happy

Little Bill" Ayres is happy again.
Mrs. Ayres and Little Bill" junior.
weighing just iia sounds at three
weeks--arc homo again. Mrs. Ayres has
been visiting her mother at hcf. former
home In Atlanta. Texas. for about two
and half months. Tho oil fraternity
Is smoking. too.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-11
COAL PRODUCTION Is
MAKING RECORD NOW

WASHINGTON. Coal production
started OFF this week at record break.
ing rate. according TO reports compiled
today for the car service division OF
the American Railway association. Bi.
luminous mines on Monday produced
4o.ss6 carloads. the largest amount min.
eel In one day since December. 1890.
and ii.iei cars more than were mined
on saturday last week. The total ton.
mage for the day as indicated by the
carloads would amount to more than
100000 and would result pin weekly
production Of vel over is,ooo. 900 tons
II maintained.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-11
ARDMORE HAS IT

Four bales Of cotton netted q
farmer Just $50 more today than he
was offered by buyers In a nearby
town.
The bales were extra good. and
a local buyer gave 20 as cents for
It. he had been offered Is cents be
fore bringing Il to the Ardmore
market.
Cotton was selling on the street
today from 1850 to % cents with
quite a lot coming In.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-11
FRENzIED FANS START
FuND FOR WORLD sRRlEs

STOCKTON. caiIf - Forty frcnsied
baseball fans Of the ssrd degree. deter.
mined TO see the world series Of isss.
are laying plans TO buy a trip q
the east next fall on the instailmsns
plan.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-11
FLASHES

LOS ANGELES - Wilbur Ie Gette.
formerly of Atlanta. Ca. now living
here yoluteered the statement 10
day that he was the travelling sales
man mentioned by Asa &. Gambler,
in the statements published by Mrs.
Onezima dc Bouchel. involved the al
legged reports Of visits TO her rooms In
atlanta during the Confederate reunion
in 1919.
ALBANY. Ala. - Reports reached
here today that DIR. VI. w. Murray, n
well known physician Of Morgan county
was killed last night when In some un'
explained manner he fell from n Louis
willie and Nashville train near Column
bia. Tenn.
RIRGINGHAM, Ala. - "Shufflin" Phil
Douglas, erstwhilc star pitcher for The
New York Nationals, who was banished
recently from organized baseball by
Commissioner Lands. was In the city
Jail today on charges of disorderly con
duet preferred by his wife. who called
officers 10 their home and declared
Douglas had beaten her.
FORT WORTH. Texas An appeal
to the supreme court Of Texas Tor a
mandainus to require the secretary oi
state 10 certify the name Of Earle IL
May field a. the democratic nominee,
Tor United States senator is 10 be
filed by Mayiield's attorneys as soon
as the papers ia the ease can be- pre-
pared. Il was announced here today
b. attorneys.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-11

Tomorrow Is Columbus day. and un.
der the laws Of Oklahoma made legal
holiday by act Of legislature. but no
public offices or banks will he closed
according to inquiry made at several OF
hsn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-11

n. u. weliy OF Oklahoma CITY WAS
transactins business In Ardmore Tues.
day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-11

FIRST IN ADVERTISING.
FIRST IN CIRCULATION
FIRST IN THE HEARTS
OF THE PEOPLE
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DEATHS.

White.
Oda Richards, 4G years. Waiter Reed
Hospt.
Charles c. Mcnoher. 81. ST. EIizabeth's
Hosrt.
SamrcI SisSon. 81. Casualty Hnspt
Martha Z. Cummings. 81, Tuberculosis
HoSpt.
Rettie Brown. 81. 1il5 22nd st. So
Katherine Bleifus. 20. 10 4th st ne.
Henry Iosch. ~. Emergency Hospt.
BERNARD Hueniche. 81. L. $. Soldiers
Home.
Emma Catherine Kingman Bliss. -. Cairo
Apt.
Alfred Gartnrr. 80. Emergency HoSpt.
Alice y. Davenport. 3S. Homeopathic HoSpt.
Elizabeth Dow Moir. l6, 1892 18th ST. NV.
john Calvin Zimmerman, CO. 81 Adams
St NV.
Robert Mccarthy. 81. Walter Rred Hospt
Janet u. Ayers. a.. 1901 " ~. NV.
John g. Metz, months, Cbildrrn.s IIospt.
Co'ored.
ICua Brooks. -. @ll1 10th st. NV
Cannir u. Minor. 81. Freedmen SIIo~pt.
Dorothy NOung. IL. G36 y II. 80.
George Reed. IS. 1898 fla. ave. nr.
Argmiaaldo Oliver, IS, 1876 2nd II. NV.
James Middleton, y, Tubercuioss Hospt.
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while Mrs. W. c. Rivers and Mrs.
George Nidmer assisted.
An interesting feature Of the
evening was a program of songs by
Miss Mildred Delma. a noted So
pranO of New York. who is visiting
Col and Mrs. W. J. Kendrick at their
apartment at Wardman Park Hotel
Miss Delma. who Is very young and
extremely pretty, has a beautiful
voice and plans to go in opera
shortly. She will sing Sunday at the
Calvary Baptist Church and on
March will sing at the Washing
ton Club at one OF its entertain
ments.
Ihe reception was preceded bv 4
number Of dinner parties among
those entertaining being Col and
Mrs. George Nidmer. who had with
thcm at their apartment at Ward
man Park Hotel, among others. Col
and Mrs. Julius Conrad. Col. George
LanEhornc. Col. James \. Moss
capt. wharton. Col. and Mrs. Will
lam L. Smedherg. Mai and Mrs
wellington Graham, COL. and Mrs
stuart HeintZclman. col and Mrs
-: L. sultan. Mr.. and Mrs. Richards
Nldmer. Mrs. FitzhuEh Lee and her
niece. Miss Georgia Cole.
Ihe Minister OF Honduras J An
t"nlo Lopez Gutierrez. is confined
" MS room with a severe cold. Nine
I"Setina 1. dc Lopez Gutierrez has
gone TO the Washington Sauftarium
dl lakoma Park for few dgys'
rest owing to this. they have both
Iol oech able I" attend some en-
s"eehehts they had accepted.
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Near-East Relief Force
MOurnS Friend in Ponp

sorrow Of tn" Near East Relief
ORGANIZATIONS at III" death Of Pom.
behedicL VIII" had been its hclp-
IuI friend. Was expressed by Br
James l.. Barton. national chair
man Of the Near East Relief in q,
letter to Archbishop CurIcy. Of
Baltimorc
f"pe Benedict c"-"perarod with
IN" Near East Relief tEruu-h his
representatives in Syria. Cilirf.
Ahatolia and the Transcaucasus. IL.
a way that has lid to the saving
"i many lives from aE:ong The SUI
i"Iimg and stric"cn people" n,
wrote.
Recognizing the work uC tho nr-
SanI%aii"n hy spreading its mrs-
sag" broadcast. Pope Benedict
ASKED The ""-"p"rati"n 81 an Chris
tdns. REGARDLESS Of sect In oh,-
di"n"" I" his wishes. the CarloI3,
the relief.
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Sons Ask TO administer
S525,0 900 Miller Estate

John H"url Miller WI ~ g
Miller and Allison. y. Mun.. -"'s "I
John Miller. who died +. .H-.rarE 20.
i2nH. AMI .rft :u '-'.i- rH..'.' %.
S525. .ooa p,'i,i"r,i IA. PROT ni" '"Ur'
yesterday for letters ~ a1wiH'si~1-
tiOn orr their f1th'r'S estate.
The mother. MI. Sarah N.llnr who
was named sole hcnr:c-'I end "T-
CcutriN under the o.iGiuai rnohate
proceedings. died lanUar- lrst
thereby rrreSsi'atinU tho appoint
rreni Of others to administer in, "s-
tate which now fails 10 the thfrc sons
already naUcd and the uth.r three
children. Agnes Miller. F-FvrD~ N.
Crockett and Sarah NJ EirUCy.
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Commissioners STUDY
WOUies' Plea for DeIuU

Further consideration to the 70
quest OF moving picture tn-at,r
own T.. Tor extension of time n
Whlch 1" install sprinkler fin, fight
ing systems. - h"'n= given ley ih,
l'>'ici commissioners. Tho request
was refused at a board meeting two
weeks ago.
Shouid tins new request hr refused
II Is pr"o2El" that March , VIII SOC
number or theaters closed Fire
hlr' F"orG" :. Watson TsyprS en-
'"IrlhS regulations to the letter.
IN" thea'"r owners report that
plans are and"r way for the con-
S'rn'uo1 oi Il fire-rroof warehouse
10 nous" their supply of films.
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o'r fopert Borden has E"n" to
IlnchurSt. y. e. for pri"f Wis I.
NhIic there h" j. staying at the
odIolIha llotcl.
Til" former Secretary "f the Navy
ana Mrs JOSephuS Daniels will ar
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Confederate Jubilee
Delayed by Weather

Celebration of tho birthdays cf
Robert +. Lee and S'onewan Jack
son. 10 have been conducted 10y tho
United Daughters cf tho Corfc5e~acv
at Confederate Veterans Memorial
Home last night. was postponed he
cause OF the intlcmency OF the
weather.
For those who hrsvcd tho weather
Mrs. Samuel RurlsiGh Milton sang.
and Senator T. II. Caraway. o.
Arkansas. related some southern
stories.
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Llnthicum-Miles Wedding

En'kNlILE. Nd. Jan. .7.-Mfss
Nn"I" May Miles. Of Hyattstowr. and
Philip :. LinthicTu. u wciI-Lnov ~
N""n= fIrm"r Of Tho vir.uif,- Of
'l"I Nsh'ir-. We're married U-c.Ius..
.laF afternoon hy Gcv. Wallace NJ
Rr">h"ars. pastor OF the CIall,shr.rs
Methodist Church.
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HardingsMay.
Attend Opera
InUited to First Perform.
ance in Baltimore on
March 6.
BY EVELYN c. HUNT.

The President and Mrs. Harding
have been invited to attend the
opening performance of the Chicago
Opera Company. in Baltimore, on
March 6.
Mrs, Harding will attend the ex-
hibition of Russian embroiderie
laces and fabrics. the handiwork of
the women of that country. to be
on view this afternoon in the office
of the American central Russian
committee sag Seventeenth street.
Mrs. Harding did not attend the
concert at the New National yester-
day afternoon. but her box was oc-
cGPied by Mrs James f. Parker.
Mrs. Frederick c. Hicks. Mrs.
George Gordon Battelle, Mrs. II II.
Myers. of Duluth, a cousin of Mrs.
Harding: Mrs. David Todd and Miss
Laura Harlan.
Mrs. Taft. wife of the chief JUS
tice, was the guest of honor at a
luncheon given yesterday by Mrs.
Rufus Day. Covers were laid Tor
twenty-five.
The Chief Justice and Mrs. Taft
have with them their elder son,
Robert Taft. who was with them at
the White House reception. He will
leave Washington tomorrow.
The Postmaster General. win n
Hays. has returned to his apartment
at Wardman Park Hotel. after
spending a week or so in Indiana,
Albert II. Fall. Secretary OF the
interior. has returned 10 mis- apart-
mGnt AAnrHr,,ap ID, Il
an extended trip u New Mexico
and other Western points. The
Secretary and Mrs. Fall Will on
tertain at dinner in honor Of the
President and Mrs. Harding at the
New Willard. on Tuesday. rebru-
ary 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brant Elliot: are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth Of a daughter on Wednesday
last. The little girl will be called
Carrie Fall Elliott. Mrs. Elliott Is
the daughter of the Secreta-y of
the Interior and Mrs. Albert b. Fall
and has been visiting them at their
apartment at Wardman Park Hotel
for some time.
MISS Ruth Wallace. daughter OF
the Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs. Wallace, is visiting her parents
at their apartment at Wardnlan
Park Hotel. She will return early
next week to her studies at Goucher
College.
Representative Bascom Slemp and
his sister, Mrs. John w. Newman,
entertained a distinguished COM
pany of eighteen at dinner las
evening. Among the guests wers
the Secretary of War and Mrs. John
W. Weeks, Gen. John ]. PershinE
and representatives from the army
and congressional society.
Following the dinner many Of the
guests attended the cavalry ON
GERS dance at WaTdmsn Park Hotel