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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-26
nY ). n. ausTICE

There Is moro or less anxiety In
tho public mind a. 20 who viii IN.
herit Oliver T. Erickson's shoes in
tho city council.
And the longer tho matter waits
tho less anyone ssems 10 know
about g.
Tho appointment In 20 be made by
tho city enuncii. Erickson went cut
last MondayS. II has been known for
three weeks or more. that no would
resign nj that eime. fSus thorc il no
Indication that the HisfnfaTE ~ the
council have settled definitely on
anyone.
Two days AFTER II was announced
that Erickson would be candidate
for mayor. rnmor ftar;ed around
town that tho man WHO would get
his place would not be anyone who
had filed for tho council. II was.
according 10 this report, 10 10 man
Of standing who would serve for tho
five months and drop out
II was only a day or two tintii this
plan had sifted into tho county-cl,y
building. and had found iomo favor
among tho members Of s council
On tho facs OF Il. 4, das an IDEAL.
istic appeal. But at tho bottom II
does not look 40 desirable 10 those
who have examined II inhids and out.
They insist that any uian going In
there for five months would only get
started on tho lob whom no would
have 10 tako his hat and 80. IL he
had had recent experience In tho
council. he might bo abb TO find tho
hat rack. but would not know much
beyond this. And that u no hap.
poned 20 DO entirely new In the work.
no would DO almost hcipless at first.
A wise man who keeps tab on all
such matters said recently: Being
new on tho Job would ps Ineonvbn.
lent. but not dangerous. But u Is my
opinion that any man who would
take the place for fivo nbnihs would
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-26
EIGHT RUSH TO
FILE FOR SEAT
Final Day for Declaration OF
City Candidacy Here

with filing dates for city offices
closing at s n. m. Saturday. a rush
90 get In "under tho wire" devei-
opel AZ the city comptroller's office
Friday. Eight new candidates APP
nearcd for city council.
Five OF those who filed Friday
seek tho threc.year term and three
ask election TO oliver I. Erlckson's
vacant seat. Additional filings are
expected Saturday.
Georgo n, worley. civil engineer
and contractor. Crawford y. White,
attorney. and W. 7. Campbell. West
Seattle real estate man. seek Erick.
sons seat.
Thomas II. Lee. +. j. Lofgrcn. VII.
liam Hickman Moore. Ralph ID.
Nichols and Asbury L. Haynes seek
the thrco.year term
No opposition has appeared to Cor.
poration Counsel T. J. l.. Kennedy
and no additional mayoralty cnndi.
dates have appeared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-26
TACOMA MAN Is
NEW PRESIDENT
Performers Show
Worth at Benefit

Tho Puget Sound Power q Light
Co. numbers some entertainers OF
ear.professionai caiiber II In claimed
since the presentation Of their re-
cent employees benefit program at
the Metropolitan thcaser.
Songs. instrumental selections.
dance exhibitions and vaudeville
stunts were the numbers presented
TO a nearly capacity house. Miss
Nellie Dutfey. widely known sololst
Of Seattle, sang CANT You Hear
Ne Calm. Caroline" I, shared
headline honors with travesty OF
city politics based on Gallagher and
Shean." and the company's large
band presented concert program.
The ensemble. "a Long. Long Line, =
was well received.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-26

shake. There was somo talk OF
using suit case instead Of a grip.
but The man who suggested the suit
case was thrown out, usor tho hene'
n, OF tho young folISs--a corkscrow
Is used 10 pull oorks before tho cops
pull tho cork.pulcrl
A Scoffiaw will be known 20 his
brothers during the sober hours BY
a lapel button showing n bottle and
u glass. a chain tied 10 these but.
tons keepa tho thirsty owners from
swallowing them.
Meetings win DO held any old
time. Tho FIRST session OF an evening
viii be held IN homes. hotals or office
buildings. Later tho members viii
meet for a second session In tho gut.
ters or tho city fan.
Dues IN tho order varies depend.
Ing entirely on tho frame OF mind
OF tho Judge tho morning after.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-26
THIRD ARREST
CAUSES TERM

J. A. Landorn ~. steeplejacit.
waa scn, TO Jail TO- GO days BY Police
Judge John y. Gordon Friday after.
noon. LAnders has been in court
twice for driving while drunk. 10
~as arrested on Eantlaks ave, De
cembsr ~ while driving his auto In
state Of intoxieaiion. II Ia alleged.
Judge Gordon declared he would not
place a hardship on tanders' family
By filming him. bu, would merely send
the guilty man 10 jail.
Ianders IN the fourth man IN two
days 10 got a substantial JAN bon.
tence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-26
Chinese to Seek
Bids on New Bridge

Tho Hal Ho Conservatory Com
mission At Tien,sin. North China.
Is preparing TO receive tenders for
tho construction OF n hasouIe type
OF any other type Of opening bridga
across the Hal Ho. Tho nbu,msnts
arc 70 DO 900 feet apart with a
FREQ fairway OF 40 feet 10 permit
tho passage Of vessels. Tho bridge
win be so feet wide and constr,
Of three spans.
A copy OF specifications may be
seen at tho bureau OF foreign and
domestic commerce.. SIS LownAn
building. Seattle. Tenders will close
on May /. 1924.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-26
Russian Tot VIII
Dance for Benefit

AZ n benefit foto for Nina Russ
kaya KRnnmaliaa. 5year.old Rus.
sian ballet dancer, tho child win per.
form az tho homo OF DR.. and Mrs.
Otis Floyd hanson a, 4 o'clock Sun.
day afternoon. Il Ayns announced
Saturday. Tho little star. who has
been trained for more than a year
By a lormcr master OF tho Imperial
Russian ballet. has been in Seattle
for three weeks. accompanied by her
father and mother. Tho father was
crippled whiio serving in the Rus.
sian army.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-26
San Juan County
Club Will Meet

Tho quarterly meeting and ban.
qusi Of the San Juan County Com.
merclai club viii be held at Friday
iiarbor. February & a large nj.
tendance from tho northern counties
allied With the club In expected II.
w. ofsHRHl. agricultural and DE-
velopment aEcn, OF the Great Nor
thern railway. and Thos. d. I'm. as
slstant secretary Of the Seattle
Chamber OF Commerce win be the
principal speakers. and win give
taiks on state DEVELOPMENT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-26
BOYS TO SING
SACRED MUSIC

A special shcrcd concert win re-
place the usual evening services at
Aabury Methodist church. N. 10th
st. and Whitman ave. Sunday night.
The boys chorus from II. y. Day
school. composed OF Sc voices. viii
feature tho program. Robert Brad.
ley. noted baritone. will be sololai.
singing Consider and Hear Ne" and
Repent Ye."
Miss Gold LiehenbcrEer win ring
Rise, Shine" oon;rnito solo. The
morning service will be AZ usual.
Rev. Otto y. KrieFnr win preach on
the topic. Deeper Meaning OF Chris
ilanity."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-26
American Cruiser
to Leave Mexico

WARRINGTON. Jan. 2s.-The
Washington government has with.
drawn tho American cruiser Rich.
nlond from Tampieo upon assurance
that the DO Ia Inerta blockade had
been lifted permanently.
Tho cruiser Omaha ana sir des.
troyers win be withdrc~r from Vera
Cruz upon arrival there Of the naval
rspaf ship Promethus and the sal.
yaEins Of tho wrecked cruiser Ia.
coma.
War supplies furnished By tho
United States 10 the obrcgon gov.
eminent have increased By the sale
Of about $500 worth OF mIsoeilan.
scus articles OF war. including bombs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-26
Suspect Is Arrested
for G. p. r. Robbery

BUTTE, Mont. Jan, 7s.--Aftcr
three yeart Of search extending thru.
out tho Northwest. Alex Anloff. alias
Alex Hoion. was arrested here by
Detective Erncs, schooppe. Alberta
provincial police. charged with being
one Of three mon concerned In tho
holdup Of the Canadian Pacific Lin.
tied train AZ Seminal. Alberta. Aug.
uat 2. 1870.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-26
Escapes Death, Tho
Train Wrecks Auto

Thrown clear OF the wreck when
his delivery truck was demolished by
a Great Northern passenger train at
tho Black River junction, Sam Miller.
stock buyer OF Kent, escaped with a
broken arm, cuts ana bruises and
possible internal injuries. His escape
from instant death IL regarded M
miraculous. lilo was taken to the
Auburn hospital, where he Is expect.
cd to recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-26
Arrange Rites for
Mrs. T. H. Ketcham

Last rites will DO held Monday nj
ii a. m. Mt the Bonney.watson
chapel for Mrs. r. IL. Ketcham, 81.
who died while visiting daughter.
Mrs II. G. Burden. ut Portland
Wednesday. Intermcnt win DO made
at Lake View cemetery. Mrs Kotch
am, who had lived In Seattle since
1907, ls survived by three sons, Leo
7. Kctcham and Frank II. kctchnm.
Jr, OF Seattle, and w. d. Kctcham,
OF Mendoza, Mo. ana Mrs. Burden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-26
School Bids Asked
in Montlake Plans

Bids were asked by the board of
education Friday on construction
costs OF the Montlako elementary
school at goth ave. N. and Il. Nc.
Graw st. The building will have nine
classrooms. combination lunch and
principals room and rest rooms for
teachers and scholars. Authority TO
dispose Of a number OF school lots
will be asked the voten at the com.
ing elections.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-26
Anderson to Take
Singers to Camps

Two concert companies. represent
Ing the Anderson system. viii tour
logging camps OF abe Northwest to
bring cheer to the lonely nights in
the numbering cenfers. Capt. John
Anderson. founder OF the system.
announced Saturday. Anderson was
the originator Of the plan for col.
lecting Socks and magazines from
the public for the use OF logging
camps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-26
Scots Celebrate
Poets Birthday

With bagplpes and Scotch vocal
end instrumental music furnishing
an atmosphere fairly breathing tho
spirit Of the land Of the heather.
the United Scotch societies OF Seat.
tie celebrated the 1s5th anniversary
OF the poet. Robert Burns, at the
metropolitan theater Friday even.
ing. "A talk. Burns. the Man and
Poet By the Rev. John w. Ken.
iiedy Of Tacoma. featured the pro.
gram.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-26
Wives Win Divorces

Wives won handily Friday when
two OF them turned tho tables on
diyorcc-soekIng husbands won pc,i.
tons themselves. Mrs. Florence NJ.
ficnrioud won divorce. custody OF
a child ana ss5 month alimony
from George +. Henrioud. Edith
Hamilton. Vernon. II. c.. woman.
was given n divorce from Fred S.
Hamilton by Judge a. w. Frater.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-26
Suspect Freed on
Robbery Charges

y. Conselyca. who was arrested
Thursday nigh, as n bandit suspect,
was released and exonerated by Capt.
Of Detectives Charles Tennan, Fri.
day evening. after attempts 20 iden.
tify Conselyea had failed The clerk
ut Robinson's grocery. Ninth ave.
and Howell ST.. who was held up
Wednesday night. was called. but
said conseiyea was not the robber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-26
Blue Geese Ready
to Ride the Goat

At tho conclusion Of tho two.day
convention Of special agents OF fire
insurance companies of tho North.
west. class Of candidates arc TO be
initiated into tho Order Of the Blue
Goose, the social wing Of the insur.
ance fraternity. at tho Butler hotel
Saturday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-26
Hawaiian Taken
on Theft Charge

David Maple, Kanaka, fireman,
was Jailed Friday night for the al.
legged theft Of tiss from ouonE Hoo,
Chinese. Maple. police say. walked
into sTs King st. and. seeing the
money lying on a table. grabbed II
and ran. The victim later had him
arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-26
Narcotic Peddler
Suspects Arrested

Arrested by customs officials and
held by warrants issued by u. g.
commissioner nj Beiiingham. three
narcotic suspects. two men and a
woman. were 20 be brought 70 Sc.
attic Saturday by Deputy Y. 3.
Marshal Il. j.. GaniIii. The marshai's
office was notified OF tho arrests by
T3eiilngham customs men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-26
Arrives on Ship
to Die in Hotel

Within IA few hours after no had
landed in Seattle from tho liner
President Grant. Edwin n. Wright.
"a, Representative Of the furrier
firm OF Forbes q Co. OF New York
and philadelphia. was dead Of apo.
plexy at the Now Washington hotel
Friday. The body was TO DO shipped
TO Philadelphia for burial Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-26
Wartime Romance
Ended in Courts

On grounds that his wife was
guilty of improper conduct while no
was serving in the army during the
world war. ID. L. Mallory. oxservlce
man, filed suit for divorce against
Gertrude A. Mallory In superior
court Friday. Tho couple were mar.
RED in 1918 while Mallory was at
Camp Lewis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-26
LUMbERMEN IN
OPTIMISM meet
Hear Of Reforestatlon and
Good Times Ahead

Necessity for reforcstntion wac
preached to members OF the Yves,
Coast Lumhcrmcn's association late
Friday by Col. r. l.. Griggs. OF Ia
coma. president OF the Douglas Fir
Exploitation company. Col. Griggs.
Just arrived from Japan. told the
lumhermen's annual session OF ad-
vances made in reforstation In that
country.
Japan has thousands Of acres OF
carefully tended forests that viii be
ripe for the ax In from 10 TO is years
the colonel said. He spoke also on
the demands for American lumber.
for rebuilding purposes. and said that
the Pacific Northwest will be called
upon to supply hundreds Of millions
Of feet.
TACOMA MAN is
NEW PRESIDENT
Ernest Dodge. Of Tacoma. was elect
ed 1874 president OF the association.
Robert u. Allen win continue as man.
nger. Vice presidents are: Ed yerd.
Washington: C. II. watzck. Oregon.
James II. Prentice OF Bellingham Is
treasurer.
Manager Aliens 1919 report allowed
a cut Of nine and quarter billion
feet. setting new record. Unsold
stocks are 10 per cen; Of normal.
Bright prospects for the new year
were set forth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-26
Sunday in the Churches

pastor. Sunday school, s4s: morn.
ing. THE Truth Makes Free u. Y.
r. u e:i5 y. m: special musical
service by Raiston club. 7;so; eve.
ming. Tho Book OF job"
Frcmont--Rev. Ebert III. Hicks.
pastor. Sunday school. s:4s; morn.
ing service. "E Piuribus Unum;"
mems Bible class. ~ m: evening ser.
vice. 1870. what Can n Blind Man
Dor"
Film SwcdlsI,-Rev. III. johnson.
pastor. Sermon In Swedish, II; ser.
mon In English. by Rev. j. c. KEEL.
logg. 5:i5: evening service. 7:so. "The
Second Coming OF Christ" by Rev.
p. A. Klein.
Dunlap-ricv. p. A. Klein. pastor.
Morning service. IL. Tho Faithful
and Wise Steward: evening. 1880,
sermon by Rev. Magnus johnson.
Queen Anne-Rev. u. +, Richard.
son, pastor. Sunday school. e45;
morning service. II, The Church's
Chief business Young Peoples
meeting. Gao p. M; evening service,
1880, 'Foollng with God"
First glanDanish--Rcv. A.
NJ. Menus, pastor. Sunday school.
e;46: services In scandinavian, IL:
Young Peoples meeting, Gao p. m.
baptismai service. 1880, in English.
First Swcdlsh--Rev. Emil Friborr.
pastor. Sunday school. GAS: morning
service, IL. sermon in English by
Andrew Lind; y. Y. p. u, Gao y. m.
sermon in English. 1880. by DR.. J. +.
Watson.
MISCELLANEOUS
Church OF Spiritual UNITY. 4.
Griffin Brownlee. pastor. Evening
service. 7:45; open forum. Spiritual
Understanding.
First Methodist Protestant---Rlch.
ard N. DRILL. pastor. Morning ser,
mon topic, "our Ambition for Our.
selves VS.. Gods Ambition for U.s.:
evening topic. ''The Supremacy OF
tho Church"
Theosophi cal Society--Besant
Lodge. Sunday school. IL n. M; lee.
ture. s y, m, Thought Trimming
the Way to Power" by Professor
Ernest Wood.
Church OF Psychic Science--Rey
Il. Ardelle Lowdermilk. pastor. Ser.
Vices. $3.50 p. m; speaker Rev.
Esther T. Bosley.
University Spiritual Church-pr
Jack Grant. pastor. Services, 7:so
p. M. ''The Five Great PHILOSOPHERS
OF Life: open forum, 3 p. mi
circle. 4;so y. m.
Church Of Spiritual Scicnce--Rev.
Loo L. Gilmore. pastor. Services.
p, M: "The Now RELIGION;
circles. 1870 y. M.
Liberal Catholic Church--Holy
Eucharist service. Ii a. M; special
lass on science and sacramento.
Seventh Elect Church In Israel
Daniel salwt, ID. d., pastor. Ser.
Wees : p. m, subject. '1f the Soul
ioes TO Heaven when They Die
~ Dhat Power Does II Get There,
md Is the Soul Tangiblcy'
Y. w. Q. A.--vespers. Regular
services followed by Bible group
'lscusslonai music by Mira. Ella
Helm Boardman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-26
Soldier Convicted
in Murder Case

HAMILTON, Ala. Jan. 2s.--Robcrt
l.. Lancaster. sergeant in the Ala.
bama national guard, was today un.
der conviction OF second degree MUIR.
der in the lynching Of William Baird,
miner THE conviction carries
penalty Of is years. Imprisonment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-26
.etallurgist Here
on Research Work

On tho fag end OF n 4J,oOomilc
tour OF tho copper mining ana work.
Ing centers OF the world, Dr. Arthur
Il. walker. professor OF metalurgy
OF Columbia university. arrived In Sc.
attic Friday. Tho trip was taken for
scientific rcseprch. he said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-26
Kennedy Slated to
Make Public Talk

Professor John c. Kennedy win
lecture Sunday at .. m. ut the
Labor temple, Sixth ave. and Uni.
versity st, on The American Con.
quest Of tho World Market--Its Eco.
nonic and Military Significance. .
Admission Is free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-26
Plan for More Roses

Plans FOR rose culture this spring
were made Friday night whom tbe
Seattle Rose society mot AZ ths
Chamber or Commerce. The plant
ing aud pruning o. The bushes va,
discussed by william Bherbruok.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-26
Babes Life Worth
$685., Court Finds

a jury In Judge Austin u. Crit
flths court awarded Samuel Azono
$685. damages for the death OF his
le'months-old daughter. Friday. The
machine OF Abraham Mesher, defend
ant. struck her and killed her two
years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-26
Seaman Drowned in
Tank Of Crude Oil

VICTORIA. u. G. Jan. 3ss--whllo
tho oil tanker Nina Brca was docked
at tho Ynrrows wharf yesterday.
Charles Sclig. IS. q seaman. was
drowned when no fell into tank Of
crude OIL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-26
Professor Bowman
to Speak Sunday

Professor J. N. Bowman, formerly
Of the department of history, Uni.
verslty Of Washington. will lecture
Sunday night Mt ,. m. nt tho
Labor temple, Sixth ave. and Uni.
versity st.. on Mind In tho Max.
Ing" Admission Is free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-26
EPISCOPAL

isHSH' itttoTs Kew H. n. BuTEe, us
sls,ant. Holy communion. s: SUN,
day school. Gas; morning service.
II, Does God Work Mlracles?''
evening service, 1870. "Thc Power of
the Presence OF God"
Trinity Chapel - Sunday school,
9:i5.
Ciirist--Rcv. Paul II. James, rector.
Holy communion. s: Sunday school.
s'4b; morning service. IL, "The Book
Of job; evening service, $40.
Epiphany - Rev. Harold G.. Hen.
messy, rector. Holy communion. s.:
church school, s;ib: morning service,
IL, "Tho Catholic Faith and Evoiu-
ton; Sunday night club, 6.
81. Johns Qiirkland)-Rcv. Harold
q. Henncsy. rector. Sunday school.
Q y. m: evening service, 4.
81. Marks - Rev. John d. Nc.
Lauchlan, PHI. d., rector; Rev. II. II.
Gowen, y. D.. associate priest; Rev.
Chester A. Taylor. curatc. Holy
communion, s; church school. $50:
morning service, IL, "TtM Faith OF
tho Centurion; Young Peoples Serv.
leo lcoguc, 9: evening service, 1880.
Good out of EVIL"
st. Michacl's Chapel - Sung Eu.
charlst ard sermon. o;ao; church
school, .,
All Saints Row. Canon Ronald
Hilton, rector. Sermon. II, Conf.
dencc"
~. Luke's Rontont--Rcv Canon
Ronald Hilton. rector. Holy com.
munon, 0; sermon. Continue In
Well Doing"
BAPTIST
.Flrst--Ambrosc Nj. Bailey, d. D..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-26
FEDERATED

Whitman Observation-Disclosures Ed.
wards. -. D.. pastor. Morning scrv.
leo. II. Tho Romance OF stanxa";
evening service, 8, - warlcss World;
the Box Winning Plan: How to Vote. e
LUTHERAN
81. John Danish Mission--Aifred
y. sorsnsen. pastor. Sunday school.
10: services In Danish. II; services IN
English. s p. IN.
Columbia Bcthlehem-H. Mau. pas
tor. Sunday school. 10: nyrr, ng
service. IL. Tho Personal Testimony
OF Little Maid"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-26
METHODIST EPISCOPAL

Madison St,--Gso. c. Pooi,on. pas
tor. Sunday school. p:i5, morning
service III. THE Conditions OF Re
nyal'; social hour. $50; Epworth
League. ESQ; evening service. 7:3o.
Did Jesus Rise From tho Dcad?''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-26
CHRISTIAN

First--Dr. Russell +. Thrapp. pas.
tor, Evening. first OF series of
five sermons by the pastor, subject.
What ana Where Is the Holy spir-
it?"
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.TIrst--Ambroso NJ. Bailey. D. D.,
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-02-09

Miss Cecilia Houston, Of New York
who has been in attendance upon he1
r. other for some months, left Monday
Several Philadelphia people spent
last Sunday here with friends. A.
mong them were: Mr.. and Mrs. Oil
yer Fleming, Mr.. Leland Smack, and
Mr.. Howard Hancock.
Mrs. Sallie Clayville and daughter,
Mrs. Lou Price, left last week for
Hurlock, where they will spend a few
months with Mrs. Clayville's daugh-
ter, Mrs. William Cottman.
Mr.. Mildly Hancock is quite ill at
the home of Mr.. Harry Hancock, his
nephew.
Mrs. William E. Payne and little
daughter, Maude, who have been in
Baltimore for a few weeks, returned
home last week. While away Mrs.
Payne had her daughter operated on
for throat trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Faulkner, of
Queenstown are visiting their daugh-
tcrs, Mrs. William Mock near the Bay.
Mr.. Edward Mock is away this week
on business connected with the Farm
Bureau.
Mrs. VIM. Marshall is at home af-
ter spending last week at the bedside
Of her father, Mr.. E. J. Townsend,
who died last Thursday. Her sister,
Miss Mollie Townsend, accompanied
her home for visit.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-02-09

| for visit to friends in New York.
While away her mother, Mrs. Sallie
He uston, will be cared for by Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. w. Price.
Mr.. Stewart Bromley and family,
Mr.. Leon Clifton and family, Mr..
+ Cherrix and family, and Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Tull attended the
funeral of Mr.. E. J. Townsend in Po-
comoke Sunday.
Mrs. John Woods, who has been
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Taylor, the last week ire
turned to her home in Worcester,
Mass, Sunday. Mr.. Valient Taylor
and. son, Milton, of Philadelphia, also
were guests Of his parents.
A meeting of the newly organized
Missionary society was called last
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.
Fila Tull. The society was gotten in
good working order and business dis
cussed.
The M. P. Ladies' Aid was enter
tanned on Thursday afternoon at tie
home of Mrs. Stella Merritt.
Miss Florence Marshall, who was
called home for the funeral of her |
grandfather, Mr.. E. j. Townsend, in
Pocomoke, returned to Baltimore on
Monday.
Mrs. Jacob Besson returned to
Carbonate, Pa, last Wednesday, af-
ter spending the month of January
here with her parents.