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CLARA c. KRAMER, Plaintiff,
versus

CLARA c. KRAMER, Plaintiff,
versus
MICHAEL E. WALLACE and LILLIAN
r. WALLACE, his wife; THE FIRST
NATIONAL BANK OF PLENTY
WOOD, a corporation, H. A. STREET
Err, receiver of the FIRST NATION
AL BANK OF PLENTYWOOD; LIB
BY YARDS COMPANY, a corpora
ton; AMERICAN SURETY COM
PANY OF NEW YORK, a corpora
ton, Defendants.
To be sold at Sheriff's Sale on the
22nd day of May, A. d. 1926, at 2 o'clock
p. M. of said day at the front door of
the County Court House in the Town Of
PlentywOod, Sheridan County, Montana,
to the highest and best bidder for cash
in hand the following described real
property, situated in Sheridan County.
Montana, to-wit: South half of South
east Quarter (S1aSEA) of Section Elev-
en- CID and North Half of Northeast
Quarter (N15NEA) of Section Fourteen
14) Township Thirty-fOur (34) North
of Range Fifty-three (53) E. NJ. NJ.
Sheridan County Montana.
Dated at Plentywood, Montana, this
26th day of April A D. 1925.
RODNEY SALISBURY
Sheriff of Sheridan County, Montana.
Alta
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WOMAN ADMITS SHE
MADE BOOZE WHILE
ON THE HOME FARM

Wolf Point.-Oficer J. R. Hol-
sclaw and Frank Bannister deputized
by the Indian department, arrested
Clara Michaels here Wednesday on
charge of making and transporting
Intoxicating liquor.
The officers had first visited the
farm where Mrs. Michaels lives north
of Oswego. No persons were at the
home but three savage dogs barred
the entrance of the officials. Rather
than shoot the animals the officers
summoned a farmland from the
field nearby who took charge of the
dogs. Inside they found three 10
gallon jars of matted liquor. Learn
ing that Mrs. Michaels was probably
in Wolf Point they came here and
arrested her just as she parked her
car on the street. In the car were
found about two dozen bottles of
brew and there were indications that
several more cases had been brought
in.
Mrs. Michaels was arraigned be-
for United States Commissioner
John Garden and pleaded guilty t.
federal court. In charge of an Officer
she went to Poplar to attempt to Sc.
cure bonds.
Some forceful evidence was founC
when the commissioners lifted the
cap from a bottle of brew to better
investigate the contents which
proved so highly charged that il
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.COCOANUT OIL Is
USED TO REPLACE
FAT in N. Y. CREAM
.ADULTERATION is SHOWN ON
LARGE SCALE.

NEW YORK.-Wholesale swindling
of The public IN the matter of the pu-
rity of its milk supply has been I'M
covered here.
Besides the discovery that almost
one-half of the daily supply consisted
of watered milk, it has now been re-
vealed that the cream consumed has
been adulterated on a large scale
with cocoanut oil. Health Commits
sioner Louis I. Harris declares that
this practice has been stopped be-
cause of the recent Investigation
Harris estimates that at the peak of
the cream consumption, about $50 600
quarts a day of sweet crea nand So
600 quarts of sour cream, between 90
and rs per cent of the product receiv-
ed here was adultered with cocoanut
oil selling for to 10 cents a pound.
as compared with butter ia, the chief
component of cream, retailing at as
cents pound.
Evasion Scheme.
DR.. Harris has broadened the scope
of his work by including an .exandi-
nation of another clever method of
evading the health departments laws
involving the entrance of milk from
unapproved sources. Some dealers
whose cream was shut out from the
New York market, turned their pro-
duct into butter and sent it to this
city in that form. This butter. to
which was added skim milk, was heat
ed to a high temperature unil it ennul-
sified and was recOnverted to cream
which was then sold.
Ask Increased Force.
The health commissioner is prepar-
ing a special budgetary request for
his staff of country and city inspec-
tors and laboratory workers. He
will ask that the staff of six chem
lists in the food and drug laboratories
he doubled, and that the eleven coun-
try inspectors and seevnteen citv in
spectors of milk be increased to
eighty or ninety men. The work of
the inspectors covers the inspection
of 10000 farms and perhaps 10000
creameries in seven states and two
Canadian provinces. The department
officials admit that the present force
is unable to make frequent inspec-
lions, but say that the fear Of a raid
by inspectors is that club that is used
to keep the milk producers in line.
Stunning Children's Growth
InasmUch as milk and cream are
essential foods for babies and grow
ing children these concerns involved
in the adulteratiOn measures have
been stunting the development of the
city's future citizens Enormous
profits have been made by the guilty
parties but no one expects thay will
be punished. Their connection, are
too high.
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CULBERTSON TO ADD
TENNIS EQUIPMENT

Culbertson.-The Culbertson Ten
mis- club is active in preparing a hard
surface course for members to prac-
tice on this year in training for
competition with Poplar New equip
ment has been ordered and within
the next 10 days the court will be
in first class shape. Effort is being
made to schedule tournaments with
FrOid, Poplar, Bainville and Wolf
Point this year and a process of elm
nation is being worked out to deter
mine the best local talent with the
racquets. At present two local courts
have been screened in with chicken
wire, but it is expected that more
courts will be necessary before the
end of the season.
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BIDS WANTED

For moving the school house, known
as the Desonia school, from its present
location to NWH Of NEK, section II,
township Sc, range 81; also for digging
basement and building foundation and
placing the school house on same ready
for occupation.
Building may be moved intact or
wrecked and rebuilt
The bids to be submitted to the
School Board not later than 500 O'Clock
Saturday evening, May %, 1926.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
For further particulars write or see
the Clerk.
BY order of the Board.
GEO. w. POINTS, Clerk.
School District No rs.
5-2t DaleView, Mont
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SURANCE OF MONTANA, FARM
ERS AND MERCHANTS STATE
BANK OF NEW ULM, MIMI, a
corporation and FIRST NATIONAL.
BANK OF RAYMOND, MONTANA, a
corporation, Defendants.
To be sold at Sheriff's Sale on the
22nd day of May A. d. 1926, at 200
o'clock T: M. of said day at the front
door of the County Court House in the
Town of Plentywood, Sheridan Coun-
ty Montana, to the highest and best
bidder, for cash in hand, the following
described real property, situated in
Sheridan County, Montana, to-wit:
North Half (N15l of Section Fifteen
(15) and South Half (S1b) Of section
Ten G0), Township Thirty-seven $50
North Range Fifty-four (54) E. M. M.
Sheridan County, Montana.
Dated at Plentywood, Montana, this
26th day of April. A. D. 1926
RODNEY SALISBURY.
4-t4 Sheriff of Sheridan County, Mont.
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JOSEPH A. sTADICK,
Plaintiff,

JOSEPH A. STADICK, PLAINTIFF
vs.
HARVEY NICHOLS and EDNA CP ACE
NICHOLS, his wife; FIRST NATTON-
Al BANK of Raymond Montana
corporation; and FARMERS &, NTHP-
CHANTS STATE BANK of NEW
OLM, Minnesota, a corporation.
To be sold at Sheriff's Sale at Dubiic
auction, 70 the highest bidder for cash
IN hand, at the front door of the Court
mousse IN the town Of Plentywood Sber-
ldan County, Montana, on the Sfb dav
OF May, 1925, at o'clock p M The
ioIioWlng described real estate situate
IN sheridan County, Montana. to-vit.
southwest Quarter (SWK). West
5alI OF Southeast Quarter CWIS
81 }, Northeast Quarter of SOUTH
easI quarter (NEA SEH), and
southwest Quarter of Northwest
Quarter (SWH NWH) of Section
twenty-six (26), in Township thir-
Ly-seven $50 north of Range Fifty
TOUR (54), E. M. NJ, together with
the tenements, Entertainments and
4ppurtenances thereunto belonging
dated April 18th, 1926
RODNEY SALISBURY
Sher1n of Sheridan County, Montana
By CLAIR STONER..
80. Under Sheriff
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~ hereinbefore described.
Dated this 10th day of AD1.iI A n
1925. a. =
RODNEY SALISBURY.
SherlH OF Sheridan County Montana
BY CLAIR STONER-
Grant r,o,-o,...,, Under Sheriff.
Attorney for the Plaintiff
Medicine Lake, Montana,
Pat
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NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT oF THE
TWENTIETH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF MONTANA, IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF SHERI-
DAN.
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the world that the way to take the
wrinkles out of prunes is to rub
themseVeral nights with cold cream.
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Do YOU KNOW THAN?

Use a fork instead of a spoon
when blending flour and water. It
quickly makes the mixture smooth.
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LEGAL NOTICES
- or sHrnIFF's SALE

..oTICh u
ugTcr COURT OF THE THE
-.rE A.tl-11STCTAL DISTRICT
D.-~TETH 0T MONTANA, IN
2 s~EE STU COUNTY OF SA1AhI-
g -.
+ MERCHANTS, ST stAI5 !
-.sN5aSS ~ NEW ULA' AlHnI Pigi6tif,
ganoH. -ss-
TYSON. and FRANCES
.---VIN ~ wife and y. +. BOW
tr~TENSl-\, -N-DERS0N, @. III. J I "
TsN. j. ss~ 1rrlRD. and CEES 4 ELK
II a = - his successor in ONCE,
1AFl9-7e-a-7 of Hail Insurance OF
& s-sie n Montana, Defendants.
--r0 AT SHERIFFS SALE,
ID 81 @--~ al the Courthouse, IN
!. b. iron. - TIentyWood, sheridan
& Tow ..ra On the Sth day OF
.r A-ssE II the hour of 2 o'clock
nv a =. ---ar If said DAY. 10 the
f .ls 4-.r for cash. the following
.l- -sI estate. to-WIt:-
srl'a -.,-rwasr Quarter (SW1t)
~ En- Two f2) i'm Township
& s--- TWP SD North of
I-Is r5f+v-fdur lRge. SD East
county Montana.
Montana Meridian, in Sherl-
--.rrrv Montana,
- rsth all and singular the
heraiitaments ard appur-
+rarsunto belonging, or IN
supertaining-
~ his 18th day q april 1926.
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ALPHONSINE BARRY.
AT,FR IN DnnnT
SUMMONS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THY,
TWENTIETH JUDICIAL, DTSTPTT.1T
u TIE STATE OF MONTANA. IN
1 1N2 Fur THE COUNTY OF SHERT-
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That's what John E. Andrus of.
Yonkers, N. Y, is called. For de-
spite his immense fortune he scorns
a limousine, pleferring to ride to
his Office via the subway. He was
recently knocked down and tramp
led upon during the rush hour
jams, but even this failed to shake
his preference for the "groundmole
route"
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'ORioE OF sHERrrF'g sATv

~ RGTTFT1Jy-t ~ 1hICF COURT or EprrTz
~ ~ TIRE sT. JUDICIAL, DTSrrST@Sl l
sd PoPe E L11E OF MONTANA M
'AN. ne COUNTY OF s8EP II.
15lcK NcGREGoR. p,.,.....
ea 66aFp9 GGo ODE ana No.
tAR}fF6cJ,S SEN his - 80 MA ,l,S-llI
Lake Ms Ms STATE RANrETy lle' TILE
OLSON P "a corporation. and M
o0@ARD SiTryTteIlXer OF said bank
,s,-QPERATf,Il,GS BBAN, FARNfEIB5'Ss;
SGrBOAR6 Z ASSOCIATION. and
Tu9aQ0L D7S ~, TRUSTEES on
"ENTY- DISTRICT NT1HrpTGPp
H. Office. ~ ~ " and their successors
IA sheridan County Mone
e DAY Of 'i Sr. at sherrs sale RIeIe an ITS
s No % o.li 4. D. 1896. al the bo o,IT
f,r.e from lock =. III. az ssiS Nv.
b a al pio,of OF the Comfy CoS,Syt
h'rileridan Stulywood in the c,o,,, oi :
3ss-.5l bidder le Of Montana ~ AZ
a. t,oed Peal Tor cash, the folio,,-; ne
So, being IL !, Estate. sifuataS W. ~ ~
= Of lIont.CLne County Of Sbariy5ial,,ss
nne (9a, Half Of Section rr,,o,
ss (331 X IN Township Tttv
Nm CE5, worth, Of Rape,o Ley
lgsdian. I-ast, Of the Erontay
stfrs and iptplartcular All ,io.,,4 ~,
4nts in rest Of the ab61-e sIele
ana to the Real Pr rSeI1lSc
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS


Estate of Nelson A. Barry. DacAasod
Notice is hereby given by the nndeT-
signed, the Administrators of the rs
tate or Nelson A. Barry, deceased r.
the creditors of, and ali persons baJip 20
cams against the said deceased. to eye
n llilt them, with the necessary vouchers
within four months after the first nubii7
cation of this notice to the said A5njr-
11SSlrators at the law office of mo r
iDuTIy' at No: III Main St, KaiispeiI
N tne county of Flathead, state of
montana the same being the place for
the tranaction of the business oP cold
estate.
ALPHONSINE BARRY
ALFRED J. BARRY.
$1,000. ADLOIR E. BARRY.
administrators of the Estate Of said
deceased.
DaIed at Kalispell, Montana, this 10Th
JNO. F. DUFFY
70 ~ Attorney for the Petitioner
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Defendants.

.t sod at Sherim's Sale on tho
81 Nay. a. ID 1926. at 2 O'Clock
+. sac day at the front door IF
rse-aly Court House in the town
a.. y .t \ oq 20 Sheridan County. Mon
- 4 ile highest and best bidder for
e hand. the following describe oI
~ situated i'm Sheridan
Montana to-wit.- an
y-b North ,e East Quarter NEH)
81. SSH lfi5 Of Southeast Quarter
5r Of the South West l-''s Guar, GUAR
SN4l and Lot Three '''i S S9
rf.r.te.l.' Jy-ffour (3D North Ranpe
Dl..5 ln I. go. E. NJ. NJ. - mango
d 5sr ~ ilenljJywood, Montana. this
Sheriff RODNEY SATTSRTrPv
t q Sheridan COUNTY ' RI on6,
~ by CLAIR STONER
- Under Sheriff
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NOTICE OF sHERur,s SALE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
~ BY 94ETA JUDICIAL DISTRTCT
~ IL, TIL H, STATE OF MONTANA, IN
DAN. -'lsA-
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Lice OF sEERIFF,g SALE

-----r or suERIFF's SALE
Ay1AeA
---,r~,7. rov7uw m 77rrv
q THE DtS e - ~ = nTSTPTrsT
rTEEIIk.L-lA. ~ 81 - TT07vTATTA IN
II TIE sLALE ,,C1-r,7r,1TJ 9vs $3.50
I'D TOh 4AA
glG
---------r .,-,r., er.,,,,
-.-nEES & AL1L Ian y , Ia L.
9CE New Llm Minnesota, a cor
n IlalnJllL'
s-
TlN j 1lt-A-N NJ anu LA
--NTY STATE BANK. corpora
nd OSCAR :. GJLLICkSON, as
-rer ri sheridan County State
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Dfendants.

d ~ = May, a. D. 1926 st On 9,., me
County a3y at the front door of
..ywoo5 gS2 }t House in the town town Of
.he hir5esff L eT3 County, Montana
band ,ha f t4q best bidder for cash
g5E situated owing " s. described real
riA8 to-wft. sheridan County.
Eab i TGlF5 = East Quarter CNEH,
y SEil ~ ~ South South East Quarter
SIN he South rs W Sort6 BIAS East Quarter
TIsl ana Lot T gsl Quarter (NEH
5.sl i. r. North S2rth Range i Fif f9l[fy-
3 day Of La.,T T7tiyw Montana. this
sheriff IF 'SSgI,l'N 5-Y SALTSBTrPy
O.. ~ Ta1 ~ county, Montana.
DS CLAIR STONFP-
Under Sheriff
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voTICE OF sHER1rF's SALE

y THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
-sLaLIkIH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Y IHE STATE OF MONTANA. IN
W FOR THE COUNTY OF SHFRT-
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quickly distributed itself over the of
nee and some Of the spectators.
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NOTICE OF sHER1FFs SALE!

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
TWENTIETH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF MONTANA, IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF SHERI-
DAN.
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WHITE ROCK STATE BANK. OF
WHITE ROCK, MINNESOTA, Plaintiff,
versus
AUGUST A. GIBSON and ROSE GLIB
SON, STATE BOARD OF HAIL IN
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sIE b DAWSON


RID DoKKEN OVERLY. formerly
-i ldsEen. GEORGE OVFRRY
husband The CITIZENS STATE
,AN Antelope Montana a corDor-
p. NORCK. as receiver of
..L.ls state Bank. AnteIona
LIBBY YARDS COMPANY
grafton. STATE BOARD on
. IS ~. a. ! I. RANCE OF THE STATE
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NOTICE OF sHER1rF's SALE

lF y NE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
oP Trr -. ~ JUDICIAL, DTSTPTT.T
AN ~ STATE OF MONTANA IN
oay : Va THE COUNTY or S4EPT pr.
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A domestic science expert informs
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2ANIE A. coYIT


~ IL Plaintiff,
0SIOSllsII' J,SSLOSKI and MARY VAR
simlnilI1tIl. MS wife. A. n. JOHNSON
L Rvar elalor Of tn estate Of GeoTee
STATS y de deceased. The CTTTZFNS
.orpor7+iio'--A -NA n Antelope. Montana. a
.siyer of y. u. MORCK, as re-
sANK. 8pto ne CITIZENS STATE
Frs STATE y Be Montana. FARM
NERO (1e5-I,l,on, PATHAM SCT4ETTi9 rs -,
saor ~ LIE COMPANY. q co1 49,
COMP HARTMAN FTrP5' NrT IN Phi y 8,
~ Y. corporation : ~ 1 = F11
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J. j. Gunther
Attorney for the Plaintiff,
Plentywood, Montana. (2-4t)
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MERCHANTS STATE
+ s-t-ss-- OF NJ" Plaintiff,
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self>cranking, non>battery
plant to the largest storage
battery plant, carries the
liberal guarantee of Delco>
Light Company and General
Motors.
Write or phone and let us
tell you how easy it is for
you to buy a Delco>Light on
the GMAC payment plan.
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-.-rry K MERCHANTS STATE
evE New Tim Minnesota, a cor
Plaintiff.
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LADY FROM GEORGIA
STOPS THE SHOW
IN UPPER HOUSE
British Envoy Views Ovation Extended TO
Mrs. FELTON,, the First So Far the
Only--Woman Senator
Rv LEAN ELIOT

zE British Lady Isabella Howard listening IN
yesterday Senate debate the Italian debt
the entitled to the privileges OF the
Rebecca Latimer Felton, OF a ehe ss
The woman become Senator
Mrs FELTON, in today at the unwilling Of the statue
perform operation under ether
and one Geoa be honoed with representation in
first impulse to
Senate greeted by who saw her take the oath OF
became Senator for day.
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MISS DOROTHY DEEBLE
A VISITOR IN TOWN

Miss Dorothy Decide. daughter
of Mrs. William Riley Decide, who
is in Washington for a visit. Is the
guest of Mrs. Francis Manning in
her apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel.
Mrs. Decide and her youngest
daughter, Miss Margaret Decide.
have been spending the winter
abroad, but will return shortly to
this country. The family, for many
years residents OF Washington. now
make their home in New York.
The Washington Cotillion, which
had been planned for Monday eve.
ming, April 5. at the Mayflower.
has been cancelled to avoid conflict
with the polo ball and several
charity fetes to be given during
Easter week.
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CANCELS ENGAGEMENTS
BECAUSE OF ILLNESS

Mrs. Edwin T. Meredith. who is
staying at the Mayflower while in
washington, has been Ill for the
last week and consequently has
been canceling her engagements.
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TO ASSIST HOSTESS
AT RECEPTION
Photo BY Harris = Ewing

r.
Mrs. Cabot Stevens has asked
number OF distinguished women to
assist her at the reception she is
giving this afternoon, March 81, from
4 to o'clock for her guest. Miss
Lydia Cabot Stevens, of Boston,
at which Mrs. Jardine. wife of the
Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs.
William M. Butler, wife Of Senator
Butler, are to be guests OF honor.
The group includes Mrs. Harlan
Fiske Stone, Mrs. Curtis D. Wilbur,
Mrs. William III. King, Mrs. Lindley
III. Hadley, Mrs. John Q. Tilson.
Mrs. John w. Summers. Mrs. Theo-
dore w. Noyes. Mrs. Gilbert eros.
venor, Mrs. John b. Larner, Mrs.
Charles J. Bell, Mrs. Victor Kauff-
mann, Mrs. Peter Drury, Mrs. Vir-
ginia White Epeel. Mrs, E.. A. Har-
riman, Mrs. Thomas A. GrooYer,
Mrs. Frank Mondell, Mrs. Delos
Mrs. Charles G.. Matthews, Mrs.
William Matthew Lewis. Mrs. How.
ard L. Hodgkins, Mrs. Richard Fay
Jackson, Mrs. Cuno Rudolph, Mrs.
David Meade Lea. Mrs. John w.
Frizzell, Mrs. John Nicholson, Miss
Isabella Larner. Miss Katherine
Hitchcock, Miss Jean Summers,
and Miss Cora Rannells.
II Sc
Mrs. Harold Walker, who has
her home on Massachusetts Ave.
few days before going to Mary's
~ NA1n fAA
Eastern Shore Of Maryland.
II
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Bergman
have sent out invitations for re-
ception at the Washington Club on
the evening Of April Is, from $40
to IL o'clock, to meet the Grjdfron
Club. of which Mr.. Bergman is
president.
DAUGHTER WELCOMED
IN CLEVELAND FAMILY
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Grover
Cleveland are being congratulated
on the birth of a daughter on
Thursday in Cambridge, Mass. Mr..
Cleveland is the youngest son of
the late President Cleveland. His
mother is now Mrs. Thomas J.
II EGSLOh1 JEs MIS- OIGPGldIlu UclOIc
her marriage on June 81, last year,
was Miss Alice Erdman. She Is
the daughter of the Rev. DIR.
Charles r. Erdman, of Princeton,
moderator of the last Presbyterian
general assembly.
\ X
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Cary T.
Grayson win be hosts at dinner on
Saturday evening. April 10.
y y y
Capt. and Mrs. w. T. Cluverius
will entertain at dinner on Tues
dav evening, April 10, at the Will
lard Hotel. Captain Cluverius re-
Gently succeeded Capt. Walter r.
Gherardi as aide to the Secretary
Of the Navy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sears Hen
ming returned yesterday from New
York. Their daughter, Miss Mary
Henning, a student at Wellesley
College, came with them to pass
the Easter holidays.
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FIRST WOMAN SENATOR REVISITS CAPITOL HILL
CHI, Fan ENVOY
LUNCHEON
GUEST
DR.. Rowe Entertains at
Pan-Americarl
Union

The Director General Of the Pan
American Union, DR.. u. B. Rowe,
entertained at luncheon today In
honor Of the new Chilean ambassa-
dor. DIR. Miguel Cruchaga. In add.
ton to the guest of honor those
present were: Secretary of State
Prank b. kellogg. Attorney General
John q. Sargent. Postmaster Gen.
eral Harry S. New, Secretary OF.
the Navy Curtis d. Wilbur, Sec.
retary OF the Interior DIR. Hubert
Work, Secretary Of Agriculture VIII!
liam M. Jardine, Assistant Secretary
az state Col Robert e. Odds, Don.
Federico Agacio. counselor q the
Chilean embassy; Don BENJAMIN
Conan. secretary OF the Chilean
embassy: Major Carlos Carfias, mill
tarv attache Of the Chilean en-
SASSY: Lieut.. Comdr. Arturo
Young. naval attache of the Chilean,
embassy; Don ENRIQUE Bustos, sec
retarv of the Chilean embassy, and
the Assistant Director of the Pan
American Union DR.. Esteban gil
Borges.