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Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-15
For Permanent Agent

LONDON. Aug. 15-Owen d.
Young, who served on the Dawes
reparation committee is urging the
reparation commission to select a
permanent agent general for the ex-
ecution of the Dawes plan in case an
agreement Is reached with the Ger
mans.
Mr.. Young says he is willing to as
sist the agent general in instituting
the plan and believes it would be far
better to do so than for him to tenn
porarily accept the post himself. to
be replaced later by a permanent Of
fetal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-15
ANNoUNCEMENT

s. L. Wagner. President of The American
Finance Co.. 1ss Smith st. has returned
from his vacation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-15

Connecticut Service Station Garretsor
Co.. 215 Market st. Phone 1000.
S347--S-15-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-15

There is always a pleasant spot within
easy touring distance. Buy that Ford
DORSEY MOTORS INC.
Open Evenings.
S2fe-S-11--6t'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-15

A special stromberg Carburetor for every
car; Washington Auto Supply.
8241-8-12-5ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-15

Boycite; 3 cans. h5c Washington Auto
supply. 34e Washington Street.
S221--S-11--6ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-15

Balloon tires aSso repaired at aeergs4
Tire Shop. i73 New Brunswick Ayenx
Tel 1471. eo13--t-2S-t* \
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-15

Chevrolet has SO quality features. Sc
Jefferson Motors Inc. Tel. Is.
S2S6--S.13--tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-15

Deico Ignition systems for Forde cor
piete. WASHINGTON Auto SuDn'~
S241--s-12--5t-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-15

"I CONFESS THAT MY INHERI-
TANCE AND PERSONAL EXPE-
RIENCE HAVE BRED IN ME- A
KEEN INTEREST IN THE WELL
FARE OF AGRICULTURE.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-15
siIzer Not to Attend

NEWARK, Aug. 15:-Delegates at
the opening session of the New Jer-
sey Departm IT of the American
Legion convention were urged to ap-
prove the adjusted compensation
bill passed by congress and to sup
port national defense by Edward Il.
Spafford, state commander of the
New York department.
Announcement that Governor Sill
ger would be unable to attend to-
days session as had been planned
was made. ExecutiY. sessions y
both the Lego and the Women's
Auxiliary preceded the opening OF
the convention.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-15

LONDON, Aug. Is BY The Asso-
ciated Press) Negotiations between
the Germans and the French and
Belgian governmental heads over the
problem of the Ruhr evacuation
were still continuing at four o'clock
this afternoon. The German delega-
ton being In constant communica-
tion with Berlin both by telephone
and telegraph.
Numerous messages were received
at German headquarters today from
Berlin, one of them, which arrived
about II O'Clock, was of considera BILE
length and required three hours to
decode.
This afternoon ENJOYS were con-
stantly passing between the German,
French and Belgian headquarters of
the international conference dele
gates.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-15
RUHR PARLEY
/. CONTINUED BY
ALLIED CHIEFS
German Delegation Is in
Constant Communication
with Berlin Offices
FOR Permanent AGENT
Young Urges That in Case
Agreement Is Reached
with the Germans
BULLETIN

LONDON. Aug. 15 (By The
Associated Prcss). - Chancellor
Marx went to Downing Street at
o O'Clock this evening to ac-
quaint Premier Macdonald with
German reply on the problem of
the military evacuation of the
Rhur..
American Ambassador Kelloge
and James A. Logan joined Premiel
Macdonald and the German dele
gates in the conference at Downing
street. Mr.. kellogg stated to the
Associated Press he was convinced
the conference would not break
down.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-15
URGE WATERS
TOENTERRACE
FORMAYORSH|P
Signs Appear, But He says He
Knows Nothing of
Them
SILENT ON CANDIDACY
New Entries Are Announced
in County Offices, Mainly
for Assembly
SILENT ON CANDIDACY
"Al for mayor"

AL IOr mayor.
This sign printed in red ink, ap-
pearing on buses and automobiles of
the city. soon after the I'VE want
Frank Dorsey for mayor" pastors
appeared, has caused considerable
comment. The AL referred to Is
Albert G. Waters, former alderman
of the second ward, who has been
mentioned from time to time in con-
nection with the candidacy for mayor
on the Democratic ticket.
Mr.. Waters when consulted today
declared that he does not know any
thing about the signs ard did not
know they were to be printed.
A 'Sed If he would be a candidate
Mr.. Waters said:
IT am not prepared to say just al
this time"
1t is known that considerable
pressure Is being brought to bear or
Mr.. Waters to enter the race and Il
is understood that his close friends
would not be surprist to hear oi
his announcement at any time.
More i'm County Race
NEW BRUNSWICK, Aug. IA
Two Republican candidates filed
their petitions for nominations at the
county clerks office today. Wilton
Il. Applegate, of Prospect Plains and
Perth Amboy is seeking the nom-
ination for the general assembly.
He names the First National Bank
of Perth Amboy as depository. Mr..
Applegate Is listed as a dry" He
served in the assembly in 1922.
Fred Gebhardt, Sr., of this place,
filed his petition for freeholder nom-
ination, on the Republican ticket
New Brunswick Trust Company Is
depository.
Rumors have it today that United
States Commissioner Franklin NJ.
Ritchie will enter the race for the
Republican nomination for the as
sembly.
Maxwell Sosin, of Carteret, candi-
date for the Democratic nomination
for the general assembly, made a
tour of the county yesterday, urging
support from the leaders.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-15

There is always pleasant SPOT within
easy touring distance. Buy that Ford
"'" DORSEY MOTORS INC.
Open Evenings.
s21S-S-11--6ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-08-15

WEATHER

Fair tonight;
Saturday increas-
ing cloudiness
and w a r m e r.;
moderate W g s I
winds becoming
southerly.
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8 SITUATION-FEMALE
nIGH scHooL noY whNrEp

mum S@hOpL bol NNNIED
Tor good downtown route and
loading bundles on stseet cars.
Extra salary paid fer loading.
Apply AZ once TO tbs Circula-
ton Department. The Seattle
star.
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ShyLOck
Is Human
w arfield Portl'ays
Shakespeare Role

Nothing morn human and interest :
ing has been offered 20 Seattle thei.
ter-lovers FOR years than David wpf.
neld's Interpretation OF shylock an
The Merchant OF Venice
Tho vast majority OF actors Who
have esSayed this rnic have mnde
the merchant OF Venice a sintster.
,nhumsn monster: warficld pictures
Shylock as a man who has suffered
lifelong indignitles. cuiminntiaE IN
tho abduction OF his beloved laugh.
ter and tho theft OF his jewels and
money.
Warfield's Characterization was re
ceived with tremendous enthusiasm.
and he was forced 70 respond 10
numerous curtain calls after each
act.
Helen Stryker. a young Seattle
actress. made beautiful and appeal.
ins Jessica: Mary Scrvoss enacted
the difficult role OF Portia In an
effective and capable manner. and
Jerome LAWYER made n very real
character OF BassanIo.
The play viii continue Mt tho Ms,-
ropclitan until Saturday night. with
the usual Wednesday and Saturday
fnatlnees.
AIS
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WILL CONTEST
is DISMISSED
9lumber Baron'S Widow
Wins in 100000 Case

An attack upon the dgOth.hcd yin
IT Alfred +. Holland, wealthy Sofro,
Woolley and Seattle business man.
was thrown out OF court by Nudge
King pykeman Tuesday,
As a result OF the decision. Mrs.
Charlotte Holland. a bride OF three
months az the timo OF her husbands
death, inherits all but $4,000 OF tho
$500, 900 estate.
Judge nykem9n made his decision
on an argument presented by Attor-
ney Frank Hammond. coNnsel for
Mrs. Holland. The decision is con.
sidered one OF the biggest legal VIC.
tories in probate court circles in
years.
The will OF tho wealthy lumber.
man was attacked by Attorney I'D.
ward A. Chavello. on behalf or
James MoIAchlan. OF Scdro. Woolley.
who claimed he was a cousin OF
Holland. on the ground that the Will
was made under duresS and fraud.
Holland married the present Ms
Holland az Providence hospital. May
s. while no las ON what many
j hought was his deathbcd. His wlll
made az that time. awarded a5. 900
20 business associates. and tha bal.
Snce To his bride. May 10. Ia had
recovered sufficiently 20 take apart.
ments with his wife, where no re-
sided until July z. when he died.
The court ruled that NfcLaehlan
had no interest in tho estate OF Iol.
land. unless the court annuIled tho
marriage OF the two, because. re,
sariless OF the will. as long as the
marriage stood. Mrs Holland would
inherit the estate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
GaIIstones Removed
Without the Use
of the Knife

BY our unfailing methods we
remove Gallstones. Duodenai u.
GERS. Tumors. Ulcers Of the stom-
ach. Stones OF the Bladder and
Kidneys without the use OF the
knife.
We reduce your blood pressure
in ArterioscIerosis Gardening OF
the arteriesl as much as 10 TO 20
nm. In one treatment: we also
treat Diabetes. Anemia. Asthma.
Diseases OF the Heart and LAYER.
Nervous diseases. Diseases com,
mon to women and children.
In our treatments we employ
only the latest up.to-date methods
known TO ScIence, such as HydtD-
therapy in all its various moSGs.
az Packs. Douches. Sprays,
Kneipps and other methods.
Electrotherapy. with all IT,
various modallties: High ! Ere.
quency. Galyanlc. Parade, 1 sinu.
soidal and x-ray Currents.
Thermothsrapy; Bake Ovens
and Napor Cabinets.
Chromotherapy. one % the lat.
est and most efficient methods Of
natural treatment.
Diet reduced 10 exasct science.
adapted TO any constitution and
disease. Milk. Fruit, Vegetarian
and other diets, Including Fasting.
osteopsthy. chirbpractic, Me-
chano-Therapy, srDndylotherapy
and Massage. Herbal Remedies
compounded by JUS personally.
We treat cases which do not re.
quirc 20 remaip at our SanI-
forum in our offices daily from
. a. m. 10 y. IN.
Homelike. cheerful. large. airy
rooms. Rates moderate.
Coffin SANITORIUM
Drs. A. r. Cn,in and l.. T.. Coffin
5I2 18th ava. Seattle, Wash.
Phgne IA si-c07l
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GARAGES
s. AUTO ACCESSORIES

ATTENTION
1000 RECEIVERS for Fords and Chew
rolets. 10 Ford chasscs, also Ford
touring. roadster and bug bodies.
1909 First ave. s. Phone Ell lot
7DEI
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DIVORCE RECORD

Suits for divorce in King county.
filed Monday. were as follows: Rose
Scrimsher against Henry Schrimsher.
descrticn: Susan Bell against Will
liam Albert Bell. desertion; Carl
Moen against Karen Mocn. cruelty /.
Nioletse Il. Johnson against Lubin
J. Johnson. cruelty.
Divorces We're eranted TO Olenda
Clark frcm john Clark. Mao Britt
from Edmund Britt. Alice Lewis
from Ray Lewis, katherine Palmer
from Cloyd Palmer. Gertrude Parr
from George parr. Nav rapak from
Marko Papak. Angelina Madonna
from Jim Madonna. Clare Corwin
from Alfred Corwin, Widner From
Widncr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
CARNIVAL FOR
GIRLS CLUB

Gorgeous lighting effects and n
Chinese atmosphere Will feature the
second annual midwinser carnival OF
the Young Ladies' Institute and the
AKnights Of Columbus az the X G.
Ihali. starting Monday evening. Feb
r1ary IS. II viii close Saturday
evening, February g.
Miss Rose McGraw and Miss Tor.
che Monogram arc contestlng for the
honors OF queen ct tho carnival.
Miss Mabel Barlow s. executive sec.
rotary OF tho carnival committee.
Proceeds from the carnival will w
towards securing a clubhouse for
girls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
Rail Workman Is
Crushed by Engine

TACOMA. Feb. 5.--Crushed under
the wheels Of locomotive truck
while working rs Iaborer in the
Northern Pacific shops here ycster-
day. James A. Holmes. 30. died few
hours later at the Northern Pacific
hospital
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DEATHS

Carr. John p. 20. 1925 ssrd ave.
Feb. /.
Burnham, Cora. IS. soos AId ave.
Feb. ..
Tarara, Rachel. 5. 1917 10th ave.
Feb. l.
Frink. benjamin. = months. Ellcns-
burg. Feb. 5.
Hall. Lottie W. es. lOIs Il. seth ST..
l..
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Awful Cheap

Today we have houses In and
around Seattle for sale on terms of
500 down. $40 per month. These
places are about half price. as G.
ID. Hillman wants TO sell them
cheap so he can devote, all his
time selling CHthcart. See Perry
or other salesmen. aoS Third ave,
Seattle.
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FUNERAL NOTICES
PERSONAL

a GUARANTEED stomach remedy.
We care NOT how many remedies
you have tried without relief. II
this does not enable you 10 cat
with comfort your money viii DO
refunded Ask for testimonials,
MACINTOSH SCOTCH REMEDY
co. Box 81. Seattle.
FORD owners. stop that chatterinEs
use Tayes' patent transmission
banda NJ. X. NJ Sales Co. gii9
4th ave.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence. Age.
Martin, Harold NJ, Spokane Legal
Coupe, Rhea Margaret. Seattle Legal
kalleberg. John c.. Seattle .....34
johnson. Helga, Seattle ......22
Robertson. Russell. Seattle Legal
Lewis, Dorothy A, Seattle Illegal
Morris, Abraham. Seattle .........os
Craig. Anna Jean. Seattle ..,...2i
PercivRl. Herbert Edward.
Vancouver, =. c. .......... Legal
kembar. Birdena. Seattle -. Legal
Call. Harold Joseph. Seattle .....eS
Fraser. Charlse Edith. Seattle -. .22
Mcdonald. Ernest A. L. S. 5. Dis
coNeret ..........-..s.-... .....SV
Young. Hazel. Seattle ........ 10
NikkilR. John, Seattle ..........2Q
Johnson. Lillian. Seattle .........1S
Reardon. Andrew Thomas. Colo
RADIO City. Colo. .,....-..........-..eN
Rppgk Airline Seattle -
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LOST AND FOUND

LCssr-Purnc containing money. dia-
fnond ring. etc. in tho rest room.
Dexter Horton Bldg. Saturday AZ
ternoon. Reward Finder phone
LOST Monday night. between ard
and 9Th on Union. small brown
purse containing $50 in bills and
some silver Reward IA st-S4as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
Bows

II yau want 90 get into n
business Of your own. va
have "A firu EusudwnEon.
hn excellent truck for any
kind az express or hauling
jobs. You may find "
means lot 10 b. your
gwn boss. and sou can
bus this truck with ~
very email payment down
and your own terms on
the balance. or ~ you
have a biz hauling Job. sec
ua about the trucks wc
arc selling for one OF tho
seattle banks They arc
good onra. priced TO hril.
Tho bank would rather
have the paper than tbs
truck.
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North Trunk HIGHWAY

Good Groom house; basement. ga
rage: lot s0xi2S. some fruit trees
and sirubhcry: about 100 feet off
paving; house is Furnished thru
out. Price complete. $4,000. about
$500 cash, balance as rent. No
mortgage.
CHAS. y. DAVIES
$40 Burke Bldg Elliot -50-2.
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81 FOR SALE-ACREAGE
c. D. Hillman Again

Returns 70 build houses at Cathcsrt.
BUG RUSH OF buyers for Seattle
and Cathcart lands will soon be on
from frozen Central California.
Montana Dakota. Idaho and Cam
ada Watch Seattle boom this year.
New houses and s-acrc tracts only
$3.50. terms 800 down. $40 per
month. Free wood and good
water See c. d. Hillman's sales
men. sos Third ave. Seattle. for
free excursions today. or see
Keller at Strand Hotel. Everett.
W.
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a REAL BARGAIN. $3.50
10 acres. improved with 4-room
house. chi. ken house 2OXt0. brood
er house. good well: about 3 y
acres cleared and under cultiva-
ton; on good road. south and west
OF Kent Must sell Immediately.
Terms. j w. DraEcr. Ell lot se56,
9i4 American Bank Bldg.
FOR SAl.f,--Brand new 4-roon hum
galow; charming fireplace; break
fast nook. strictly modern. beau
tifully located, North End: close
to car line. $500; $500 down I;
terms Olmstcd Realty. S7th and
Greenwood. So nset-i9f1 and
81 taef-tEno
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SO FOR SALTWATER
FRONT

SEVERAL desirable Eagle Hnrbor
water front homes for sale or rent.
Albert y. Parker. 32J Coiman Bldg.
Ell lot-z2s7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-05
Vital Statistics

Births In their households are re-
ported by tho following men:
Accetturo. Lodovico. c635 Irving st.
girl.
Drummer. Frank. l5s-A Denny way.
boy
carlino. Raffailc. 1925 goth ave. s..
boy.
corpson. Frederick. ee5 18th ave.
girl
Dvorak. August. s2e2 L. Green Lake
way. girl
Gibbs. Henry Leon. S37 w. cath 81.
twin boys.
Grashin. IL. 272i Yesier way. boy.
Latorre. Anthony. 1899 goth ave. S.
boy.
lie Poudezen. Walter w, 67Ie Cali
furliia ave. girl.
Lewis. Chase BE njamin. Route 4. boy.
Macintosh. Grin Angus. 3l1S Frank
lin ave-. boy.
Manning. Donald Edgar. 1927 18th
ave. s.. boy.
NlcGuwan. Raymond l.. city. boy.
Miller. Pfter McGreggor. 2S11 Mount
Rainier dr., girl.
Newsham. Albert Ernest s3S cath
ave. s, boy.
Rossman, George Paul. 1898 25th
ave, girl.
smyser, p, L.. I'll First ave. w. boy.
'Stiner. Donald Gordon. 1916 Hender-
son st, girl.
Thompson. Orris Wesley, s0e6 2ist
ave. = w hoy
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Z FEMALE HELP WANTED

GIRL IS or rs years old 10 do iEht
housswork and act as companion
for lady. for room and board. N-i0.
The Star.
WANTED-A girl or woman 70 do
homework in country. Box rs. Port
stanley. wash.
WAST En--Mo 10 caro- Tor "a
Way.
LADIES make good money In Inter-
sstinE work. whole or part time.
rs. The Star.
tlEMsTiTcHISG &c I'd. Guaranteed
work. iit Eitei BID. over Bartoirn.
RAGTIME piano playing taught sos
Pine 81.
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SO REAL ESTATE LOANS

RESIDENCE loans. No commissions;
per cent on unpaid balance.
Death cancels mortgage. Die lrse-
45G9
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Forced Sale

NEW col. BUNGALOW
SPLENDID VIEW. SSU0 CASH
3 rooms. and ultra-modern: located
on paved street: corner lot:
NORTH CAPITOL HILL 1151
White Bldg. Ell iot-SS7p; evcn-
ingS, ME lrse-lSns
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II MALE AND FEMALE
HELP WANTED

GOOD secretaries are In demand
Take our correspondence course
IL will help you.
SUCCESS BUSINESS COLLEGE
Crary Bldg
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AUTOS FOR SALE

FORD bug cheap: body. top: Just
overhauied: new parts. Owner.
ME irae-ab9s.
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FINANCIAL

SCAN. Amer. Blk. warrants puT-
chased. 500 Amer. Blk Bldg.
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BOYS WANTED
To carry Eood downtown routes.
Apply at tho Circulation De-
partmssnt. The Seattle Star, at
once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-03-05

and assisting through tho afternoon
were Mrs. Borden, Mrs. Lansing
Beach, Mrs. ireland and Mrs. Mills
of tho Army. and Mrs. Hutchinson.
Mrs. Lejeune, Mrs. Joseph Strauss and
Mrs: Beuret Of the Navy. Mrs: James
bert Gleaves of the Navy. vice presi-
dents Of the league. also assisted. n
did Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Doran.
Serving tea were Miss Katherine
Andrews. Miss Helen Strauss. Miss
Emma Stitt and Miss Laura Marshall
In the basement OF the residence
have been arranged a billiard room.
shower baths and lockers. while above
the reception moor are two floors OF
bedrooms, filled with iron beds and
several baths.
Among the several hundred guests
were Gen. E. A. Helmick, Adjt Cen.
Robert Davis, Admiral and Mrs.
Joseph Strauss. Admiral and Mrs
Benson: Admiral and Mrs: Giles Her
and Mrs. Merritte w. Ireland. Gen.
and Mrs. John A. LeJeune. Col and
Mrs. Roy Morris. Col. and Mrs. George
Andrews. Col. and Mrs. Owen, Col. and
Mrs. William Cline Borden. Maj. and
Mrs. Robert Patterson. NAL aud Mrs
John Loveland, Capt and Mrs. Austin
Kautz, Capt. and Mrs. Chester Welles,
Mrs. and Miss Roberts. Miss Remey,
DR.. and Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe. Miss
A Mna Miss k,, RuEsies' Mrs Gilman
Mrs. J. Borden Hartman. DR.. Steven
son. y. S. N; Mrs. Howard Clarke and
Miss Nourse.
Mrs. Arthur Powell Davis enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday in
honor Of Nine. de Oliveira Lima, wife
OF the former Brazilian minister to
Belgium. Invited to meet Nine. de
Lima were Mrs. George Martin, Mrs
Q. M. Barber. Mrs. B. s. Amber. Nine.
Philippe Soyez, Mrs. Charles Douglas,
Mrs. G. H. Rose, Mrs. Ernest Bick-
nell, Mrs. Jesse Adkins and Mrs. Mac
Naughton, mother of the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. de Lima arc now re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-03-05
for two or three weeks. Miss Beatrice
Beck will join her there next week.

for two or three weeks. Miss Beatrice
Beck will join her there next week.
The marriage Of Miss FRANCES
Eveleth whiting. daughter Of Mrs.
Whiting and the late MAI. Eveleth
y. whiting. to Captain Willis Hale,
United States Army. took place yes
tefday in Ashevtile. N. C. Tho cere.
mony was performed at l o'clock. In
All Souls Church, At Biltmore. by the
rector. Rev. A. G. Bramwell Bennett.
The bride was attended by Mrs. John
Conner of Fort Sam Houston. Mis-.
Mildred Haines OF washington and
Miss Aiine Reynolds Of Asheville. At.
tending Capt. Hale were Capt. Robert
Candee and Lieut.. william Williams
OF Langley Field. Virginia: Mr.. Rob
ert Coke. uncle Of the bride; Mr..
Thomas A. Jones and Mr.. Randolph
Ball. Capt, and Mrs. Hale left later
In the day for 4 wedding trip. and
will be at home 1t Langley Field,
where the former II now stationed.
Capt Hale few from Langley Field To
Asheville Saturday.
Former Senator and Mrs. Chauncey
NJ. Depew were among the guests OF
Mrs. J. II. Lyman of New York. who
entertained at dinner last evening at
Fla. Among the other guests were
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hewson OF
Washington, who are In their winter
homo there.
Lieut.. Col. Crawford Stuart Of Lon
Continued on Ninth Pa3e)