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Southland Resorts Lure
Washington Society Folks
Personal Notes Of Interest Reveal Trend OF
Capital Residents to Warmer Chimes and
Other Midwinter Activities.

Assistant Postmaster General W.
irving Glover left washington last night
for ST. Louis and Chicago and will be
absent several days on 4 departmental
mission.
Former Senator and Mrs. Chauncey
M. Depew have arrived at st. Augustine,
Fla. for their annual Midwinter visit
and will be at the Ponce de Leon for
six weeks,
Mrs. John n. williams has gone to
Hot Springs where she Joined her
daughter and granddaughter. Mrs,
Joseph Letter and Miss Nancy Letter.
and Mrs. Frank c. Let's. who went to
Hot Springs early last week.
Prince and Princess Nicholas Kara
eeorgevitch OF Paris are passing q few
days III Washington at the Mayhower
on their way to New York from Nassau.
Nicholas is first cousin OF King Alexan-
dria of Servia. and is the son of Princess
Demidoa of Russia, and OF Prince
Arsene Karageorgevitch. Before her
marriage the Princess Karageorgevitch
was Mrs. Dorothy Corcoran. daughter
Of Mrs. S. c. Snyder OF Brooklyn. who
will be with them in washington until
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs William III. Fuller. the
latter formerly Miss Viola Myrtle Hanee
~of this city. entertained In their home
ST jacksonville. Fla, Sunday. February
S. in honor Of the first birthday Nnni-
verssry Of their little daughter Viola
Katherine Fuller.
AR and Mrs. Davis Elkins formerly
Of Washington and now of New York.
who have been at Hot Springs. Ark. for
four weeks. arrived I'm Washington yes
terday for a brief stay They viii 60
70 New York this afternoon
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Iowa Society Planning
For Recep,ion and Ball

Tne Iowa State Society viii give a
reception and bali al the willard, Tues.
Gay ereaasgg March 9, at o 10 o'clock.
The principal guest OF honor ard
speaker VIII be Ms Claude ~. Porter.
lew member VI tine Interstate Commerce
Commission. from Dies Moiaes, Iowa
CtsieY guegts Of honor ard naembesy
o. tine receiving line viii b.: Col
Caky4es Burton Robbins, the Assistant
6ecyetaxy .. War, the entire Con-
RreSs9ozaa: delegation. MAI Gen William
u. CofaE81s c0ynnsAssaans Army War
College Ma! Ger John A. Hull. Judge
advocate general. MAJ Ger. George o.
Gss,sss cfstet slsraai officer Ma. Gen.
s,alzFsasa. Mr. Leslie HI Esasw. former
ioee'~12ry u the Treasury. MI Frank
Wsass2. Tree saseg " tfss United States
sno H. astt Mrs Ec*ard n Cunning.
ham - tsa@ FecesA! Reserve Board
Especial entertainment viii oe part
. q n1t program starting al o 30 oc.ock
Dancing vii! start Immediately follow
ha2 the program 50 that every one may
trJDy Themselves sksls@ waiting 10 meet
ta"lr members o. Congress
Commissioner N immigration. Mf.
Harry z Hull. III president 81 the Iowa
foeletR End Miss Gertrude M yfslss h
eecset&ry They art planning with other
rffaoess u sssAks nlis reception and bal,
tfie N ts1e Dsg events in ths history Of
Ire society
: All former seslderh N Iowa and
! eifsaF friends ere invited 70 BE- fressus
! ~ fsatatt the prominent Ioxank and 1ofr
. With every oss@ b. what promises 10 ss
] tn aksasahl5y happy evening
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Mrs. Daniel J. Carr Gives
Farewell BRIDGE PARTY

Mrs. Daniel j. Carr entertained
Thursday at bridge tea for her daugh-
tefB, Miss Catherine Carr and Miss
Helen Carr, In compliment 10 Senorsta
MafzarftA 0risanu and Senorita Ana
Teresa 1gfsarti, daughters OF the Min
lister OF Venezuela and Sonora de
Grisanti. who are leaving next week for
Paris, where they will spend about four
months.
The other guests were Miss Carmen
Arfas. Miss Frances Hopkins. Hiss Mary
Callahan. Mrs. j. o. Moroitv, Miss Mar
iorte GiTnonds. Miss Martha Gardner.
Mis- Marion Grimes. Miss Eleanor
Kemp. Mrs. j. q. King, Miss Ruth
Jones. Miss Lila La 4artte. Mise
Marion Hilgard. Mrs. s. J. Harper.
Eenorita Maria Louisa Grisanti, Miss
Georgia Piet Miss Elizabeth Ransiey.
MISS Hester Baden, Miss Gertrude
Hunter, Miss Cora Hunter, Miss Mary
Cody. MIS- Marie Rice, Miss Myra
Rivers and Mics Kay Moosvhead.
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Reception Given Here
For Governor of Hawai-;

The Governor Of Hawaii and Mrs.
Wallace r. harrington we're the guests
In whose honor Mr.. and Mrs. Royal de
La Mater Mead were hosts at recep-
lion given last evening In the Chinese
room Of the MAyiiower when they were
assisted In receiving their guests by the
Secretary of the Interior. DIR Hubert
Work, Mrs. Victor Houston. wife OF the
delegate from Hawaii, Mrs TAlmadge
Wilson and Mrs Howard ID Bode,
Ha waiiAn friends Of Governor and Mira.
harrington. Music was furnished BY
natives Of tiae HA wAiian Islands
The Governor and Mrs. harrington
were entertained al dinner before the
reception by Mrs James T'illing, whose
guests numbered g.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. Albert White left
Friday for Orlando and Winter PARK,
Fla. where they will make visit OF
come length.
MFR. Hugh Reilly and Miss Edith
Reilly have zone 10 Ormond Beach. Fla,
where they are at the Hotel Ormond
Mrs. Clarence Crittenden Calhoun
will leave wednesday by motor for the
South. and Will be the guest OF the
Southern ChAtauqua for which she will
speak on the Woman's Universal AL
lance.
Miss Kathryn Burke OF Norfolk. Va.
IL visiting her brcther-i In law and sister.
Lieut., and Mrs, Martin Cahill OF Fort
Myer. with whom she will spend two
weeks.
The Baron and Jean Daniel de
Montenack and Baron de Montenack
arrived In washington late yesterday
and are at the Mayfiower.
Mrs. NJ. de Chre Berry is in North
Carolina. where she went to attend the
marriage on February ID. at Charlotte
of her nephew. Mr.. Cartwright Car
michael. and Miss Louise Gibbons OF
that town Mr.. Carmichael is the for
mer basket ball star of the South
and an aluminus Of the University OF
North Carolina.
Mrs. Lester Hemmerdinger and chill
oren are the guests OF Mrs. Hemmer-
dineers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
L. Iucfs.. at the Maycroft for An In
definite period.
Or. Sanford M. Rosenthal recently
az Mciin University and Royal Vic
toria Hospital OF Montreal. Canada. will
make his home In Washington ana Is
at 21oi Connecticut avenue.
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Utah Society VIII Have
Annual Dinner Saturda,

The annual banquet of Lie uNia
ElaN EDclety viii be he'd Saturday eve
tihg A. 400 Sixteenth street IN
: 5>et Jamtn w EasgE win act ~ toakt-
2 z1ff and Senator Einlson u Fese Of
ONO viii deliver an address
TIE ElsstA ~ the evening will be- re-
Seiysd by Justice and Mrs. George
Sutherland Eenat,f Fteec fsnost. sena-
w and Mrs. William " Kine, Fepre~
q ntauye and Mrs q, fkatherwooc
: I1eps ese,stat've and Mrs Don r. Coiton
Commissioner VI the General Land
ttt4es sno hrs William .pfy, former
suY. and MRS Hilbert M Wells, Brig
i Leu shd Mrs Erant D. Wells, Mfs.
{, Aelf Roo, Rhodes. TsFfn Commissioner
.sBd Mss Edgar u Broksard. Mr.. arc
/ t9rk Frank " kebeksr. The banquet
I NlD rauutnee at 7 90 o'clock snc VIII
a to.I.Ned ay cALcinR. Il
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Brilliant Dinner Parties
Engage Diplomatic Corps

Continued from First Page,
the Ambassador OF Brazil. Senior 8.
Gurral do Amaral: Senator and Mrs.
Hiram Bingham, Senator and Mrs.
Jesse n. Metcalf. MFR and Mrs. Robert
lansing. Gen. and Mrs. Charles II.
Sheriff., Mr. and Mrs. William Braden.
Mrs. Carlos yElesias. and the counselor
OF the embassy and Sonora de Agacio.
The Ambassador Of Belgium and
Princess de Lisne gave a ball last eve
ming for their daughter, Princess Eliz-
abeth de Iigne.
The Minister Of Switzerland and
Nine. Peter will entertain a company at
dinner this evening.
The Minister OF Finland. M. Axel
Leonard AstroYfi. will be host at dinner
"Wednesday. February 20. in honor OF
the Minister OF Norway and Nine.
Bachke.
The Minister OF Colombia and Sonora
de Olaya will return early next month
from Havana, where they are attending
the PAN American Congress.
Nine. simopoulos, wife OF the Minis
ter OF Greece. will return this week
from Palm Beach. whore she Is the
OF New York
The Minister of Haiti. M. Hannibal
Price. who has been seriously nj In a
baltimore hospital. has returned to The
legation. where he Is recuperatias.
The Minister Of Egypt and Nine
- sntSf "a AAfS AZ
when their guests are asked 10 meet the
Secretary OF state and Mrs. Kellogg.
The Minister OF Venezuela, Senior
Grisanti, will 90 TO New York Tuesday
With his daughters. Senorita Margarita
Grisanti and Senorita Ana Teresa Girl
santi, and bid them bon voyage when
they sail Wednesday aboard the dc
Grasse for Europe. The Seroritas
Grisanti will visit for several months
their brother and sister.in-law. senior
Vicente Grisanti and Sonora de Grisantl.
In their home In Paris
The Minister OF Albania. Mr.. Faik
Konitza, has returned 10 his apartment
| in the Mayhower. after spending a
month In Boston.
The Minit.er OF the Netherlands and
Mime. van Royen will entertain at din
ner Monday evening February 27.
Nine. Bachkc. wife OF the Minister OF
| Norway. oseereed her day at home FRI
| day In her apartment at Wardfnan
/ Park Hotel.
| The Minister OF Guatemala. Senior
| Recinos, will be Joined next month by
Sonora de Rccinos. who will shortly sail
/ from their home In Guatemala.
The charge d'affaires of Ecuador
J Senior Don Juan Barbcr!s. who has
! been on three months leave In his
| country. viii arrive In New York early
In March.
The charge daffaires Of Colombia
Senior Coronado. returned yesterda,
| from a short stay In New York.
The naval atta.ne Of the italian EN-.
i. bassy and sig1ora Lais will return
Thursday from New Orleans, where
they are making a short visit.
Nine. Thenault, wife OF the acting
| military attache OF the French embassy
ACCOMPANIED by her mother. went Ia
DaytoY,a Beach, Fla. at the end OF the
week to spend the remainder OF the
season.
| The consul general Of Poland In New
York, M. Sylvester Gruszka. Is at the
| Wardmen Park Hotel for a few days.
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Midwinter's Festivities
Eneulf Official Society

Continued from First Paeen
the house guests of the hosts for the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs Perry Belmont will en-
terrain a distinguished company n
luncheon today in their home on New
Hampshire avenue in honor OF the
japanese Ambassador and Nine, Matsu-
daira. The other guests will include
Mrs. Vincent Aston and Mr. and Mrs.
Roland Morris Of New York City.
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Dean Halford
entertained at the dinner dance at the
Wardnan Park Hotel last evening for
Mrs. Halford's brother and sister-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul J. Ihling. Mr.
and Mrs. Ihling. who have been Col
and Mrs. Halfords guests for several
days. will return TO their home 'on1or-
row
Mai. and Mrs Parker w. West will
give larg, tea Easter Sunday after
noon. April s. In honor Of Brig. Gen
and Mrs William D. Conner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey D. Norment will
entertain at dinner this evening In
compliment 10 the Minister OF Norway
and Nine. Bachke.
Mrs Henry r. DImock will entertain
at tea Thursday afternoon at her resi-
dence for the subscribers TO the An
spacher lectures, the last Of which will
be given on that date at the home OF
Mrs. D!mock.
Mrs Mason Gray entertained at the
| dinner dance at the Wardrnan Park
| Hotel last evening In honor OF MAJ
Herbert A. Dargue. who was In COM
mand OF the Pan American goodwill!
flight last year. and Mrs. Dargue. Hell
tpther guests were Gen. Albert G. Dali
| ton, vice president OF the United States
Merchant Marine Fleet Corporation
ard Mrs. Dalton: Col and Mrs. Fred
erick w. Coleman, the charge daffaires
of Panama and Nine. de Chevalier and
the latter's sister, Nine. Arias: the mill.
tary attache Of the Spanish embassy
Maj. Victoriano Casaius. Judge James
F. Smith. Mr. Philip s. Teller. commits
s!oner OF the United States Shipping
Calderon. Mrs. william T. Evans
mother Of the hostess. Mrs Henry A
Greene OF Berkeley, Calf. Mr.. william
! Jennings Price. DIR. Kemper Simpson
and Lieut.. Comtir. Bennett
| Mrs Absalom Waller of 2i3G Wye
| ming avenue viii be a luncheon hostess
| tomorrow In the presidential dining
room OF the Mayfower. having 81 II
| her party and will also entertain n
| luncheon Tuesday In her home ON Wyo
| ming avenue.
Mrs c. ]. Williamson will entertain
| a company ui IS at luncheon IN thu
| Florentine room at Wardman Parl
Hotel TUESDAY.
| Mrs r, L. Peacock will entertain al I
luncheon and bridge party tomorrow a
! the Grace Dodge Hotel.
Mrs Bates Warren was hostess to 1
company of 20 at luncheon yesterday II
the presidential dining room OF tn
Maynower.
Mrs Walter Wyatt has issued card
| for a luncheon at The Willard Tuesday
She will have 20 guests
Miss l.. A. buckingham. who make:
| her home al the Grace Dodge HoteI
entertained at luncheon there Wed
nesday.
| Capt j. Clinton Tribby will entertain
| Wednesday evening AT dinner and dane
ing at the Congressional Country Club
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Continued from First Page,
Archaeological Society. and when his
duties here have become less exactins
he will be a most welcome guest o; the
Carnegie Institute. the Field Museum
of Chicago. the Museum OF Natural
History I'm New York City and Tulane
University in New Orleans. He has
several times tolned the various scien-
tifc units In the field. ana he has
made many excursions into the famous
Maya country on his own account.
Recently he published what is consid-
cred one Of The authoritative books on
that hygore civilization. entitled "A
Monograph on the Province OF Hue
tuenaneo." where some Of the most i'm
portani edifices have been uncovered
and where the Recinos family had It's
first estates
After tire untin,ely death Of Gen.
Jose Maria Orellana. President OF the
republic. senior Recinos was q profni-
nent candidate OF the Liberal party TO
succeed him. but disapprovins the ex-
pense OF national election, he threw
Lazarc Chacon. who was the next rank
ing ofsicial Ia the GuatemAlan govern
mesat.
Retired Once.
Having previously served as Ministe;
In several European capitals, Paris
Madrid and Rome. and from 1921 a.
minister OF foreign AFFAIRS. Senior Re-
cinos felt that he had merited q resi-
and retired % his estates and devoted
himself TO the profession of Law and tc
N4S+x. snF fn<
and fruit plantattonS Like Cincin
natus. he was called from the land te
government service and became Minis.
ter to Washington From his early
youth. the Minister as a side issue had
written for the newspapers and al
through these busy years, he has main
tanned his position rs chief editorial
writer IN the principal paper Of 0uate.
mala City and IN other Central Ameri-
can capitals He is the corresponding
r-enher Of the celebrated AteYeo oil
Santiago de Chile. . distinguished learn.
&C society and Of similar societies ir
Euenos Aires and the Central American
states
The Minister has just turned into
tbs fortiea. His marriage occurred In
Guatemala City in 1915. Sonora Pc.
cinos was before this union Maria d.
] FalOuza There are three children. q
girl Of 10, named for iTeY mother, and
Z boy Of fer his father Little Beatri,
is 6. AL o. the children have been In
school al home and they will attenc
school 10 Washington On their arYfva
here With their mother early i'm March
Pending his vffe's coming. the Minister
viii remain oil the Carton Hotel. Eesol
Eecanos ROUNDS oas the complete mum.
! Ter Of esvoys from Central America ARD
le viii soon be- thu recipaen; OF mucs
| social attention from fis colleagues n
this division of The Latin American
! corps.
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Guild of American u.
VIII Convene Tuesday

The Women's Guild Of the American
University will hold Its regular meeting
Tuesday at 1890 o'clock a. the y. w
G. A.. Seventeenth and X streets. when
luncheon vii be served and the guild
addressed by DIR Charles Tanslli, pro-
fessor Of history at the American Uni
yersity
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CONGRESSIONAL Circle
Members Announcing
Week. At Home Days

Continued frnm First paEel
Mrs. c. Ellis Moore. Mrs, william Old
field. Mrs. August n. Andersen, Mrs.
Cart n. Ch.ndblom. Mrs. Frederick
Lehlback. Mrs, Homer Hoeh. Mrs.
James Y. McClintic. Miss Margaret
Ayers. Mas Alma seger. Miss Olive Nc
Ciintic. Miss Blanche wingo. Miss
Claudia Mc6wain. Miss Jean Hoch. Miss
Jean summers ana Miss JAMIE Nc.
swain.
Mrs. william, B. Mitchell. wife Of the
solicitor general. will observe her last
clay at horne this week.
Mrs. Arthur Lee willard. wife OF the
commandment Of the Navy Yard. will
not be at home tomorrow afternoon,
but will receive Monday afternoon,
February ~. for the last time until
after Easter.
Mrs. Hugh 3. Cumming will not OBJ
serve her day at home tomorrow. but
will receive the remaining Mondays II,
the season.
MATS. EfftC4t k1hAfEy fast EOossah NAi
be al home In her apartment at the
wardnaAn Park Hotel. Tuesday after
noon from Z 10 8 O'Clock. Judge Var,
Fossan's mother, Mrs william Harvey
Van Fossan az Liss,on. Ohio. win re.
ceiye With her. Mrs. Thomas Gray.
son Brady. Mrs. Charles Wood ant
Mrs John Marshall will alternate al
the tea table. Mrs. Louis B. Montfort
Mrs John Barnes Miiiiken and Mrs
Amos Pegtcr Will assist.
Miss Mary Perry Brown will be q,
home for the last time this season from
3 TO 6 o'clock this afternoon at hes
residence. 1865 Mintwood place.
Mrs. Huntington Kidd will be at home
on Thursday, March /. at her studio In
Georgetown from TO O'Clock Cards
have been Issued.
Mrs. Alexander G. Columbus viii no,
be at home tomorrow afternoon, but
viii be at home Wednesday afternoon
Of this week, from I 70 8 O'Clock, on the
occasion OF wash!ngton's birthday an.
niversAry.
Mrs. Charles Maiden Oman was al
home yesterday afternoon in her apart.
,.,ent at 24o0 Sixteenth street, wfer
her sister Mrs. John M Van Houten
Of Beacon on the Hudson, assisted her
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Grace Lincoln Temple. Mrs. John Paul
Earnest, Mrs. Thomas A. Grower, Dean
Anna Rose, Mrs c. Fl. Tompkins. Mrs.
David DUB. Gaillard. representing the
board of lady managers Mr. Gilbert
Grosvenor is chairman Of the floor COM
mittee, with Mr.. Walter Tuckerman as
vice chairman.
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Cuatemalan Minister
Finds Familiar Ground
In Capital Assignment,

CONTINUED from First PAGE,
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Mime. Thenault, wife OF the acting
military attache OF the French embassy
accompanied by her mother. went To
Daytof,a Beach, Fla. at the end OF the
week to spend the remainder OF the
season.
The consul general OF Poland In New
vx.t~ IL eyfvastar Grtfgzka In at the
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Mai, and Mrs Parker w. West will
give a larg, tea Easter Sunday after
noon. April s. In honor Of Brig. Gen
and Mrs William D. Conner.
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Mr. and Mrs Harvey y. Norment will
entertain at dinner this evening In
compliment 10 the Minister OF Norway
and Nine, Bachke.
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The naval atta.ne Of the Italian EN-
. bsssy and signora Lais will return
THURSDAY from New Orleans, where
they are making a short visit
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Miss L. A. Buckingham. who makes
her home al the Grace Dodge Hotel.
entertained at a luncheon there We'd
ncsday
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Mrs. Walter Wyatt has issued cards
for luncheon at The Willard Tuesday
She will have 20 guests
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Mrs Henry r. Dlmock will entertain
at tea Thursday afternoon at her resi-
dence for the subscribers TO the An
spacher lectures, the last Of which will
be given on that date at the home OF
Mrs D.mock.
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Capt j. Clinton 'rribby will entertain
Wednesday evening at dinner and dane
ing at the Congressional Country Club.
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Mrs. Bates Warren was hostess to a
company of 20 at luncheon yesterday In
the presidential dining room OF the
Mayfiower
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carrying our whole milk to sup
ply those coast cities and if we
will go into the thing right oul
delivery costs will be more than
absorbed by our lower costs of pro.
duction. 1t is our opportunity
to be prepared to supply this de-
'mand, or better yet, to begin to de,
velop such demand right now. II
we wait for this demand to devel-
op we shall be too late to take adj
vantage of it.
We have still another opportun-
ity. I am told that dairy COW
only lasts about three years (aver-
age) in Western Washington. For
/ ed feeding and close confinement
is necessitating from twenty-five
to thirty-three per cent animal re-
placement. And bless your heart
they haven't the feed, room or in
'clination to grow young stock. Kill
ing the goose-you know and at
the same time wanting more COWS
to replenish the depleted herds.
land as bumped (literally)
elong over those smooth" undulat.
ing roads in stage that requires
eight or nine hours from Seattle
to Portland / had ample opportun-
ity to dream and watch. / saw
Longview, "The City of Surprises
and wonder of wonders. II wasn't a
bit surprised. Crossed the Column
tia river on a very ordinary bridge
saw several blocks of stores, ga
RACES, filling stations, non-un.
ion barber shop, some good cars
and more old ones, few lounge
lizards and many more people
whose features told of the cease
less struggle for existance. Then
a sign said, Goodbye, Come
again" and the open road again
/ could see no extraordinary evil
dence of opulence in that city OF
along tose roads any more than
we see here. But at intervals did
see an item of interest, a great
sign board, portraying a beauti.
full dairy cow browsing in lush
knee-deep alfalfa (and she didn't
bloat, mind you) and bearing the
legend Beautiful Yakima Valley
Richer than the Valley of the
Nile" Correct, gentlemen, essent-
ally correct. We can make that
historic valley blush for shame fol
we have modern machinery and
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Mrs. M. wv. ZINDEL

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Mr.. and Mrs. E. Waldron were
dinner guests at the Penney home
Christmas.
Mrs. Luella Cresswell received
quite a severe burn by catching
the teakettle, which her little
granddaughter, Clydene Blu s h,
knocked from the stove. In doing
so, she saved Clydene from getting
badly burned.
Mrs. Eudora johnson is spend
ing the holidays visiting her son,
Neil, and wife in Pullman.
Though quite a number in this
vicinity are indisposed with the
flu, there was a good attendance
at the Christmas program at the
church Monday night, where a
splendid program was given by
the children.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Day of Ken
newick were dinner guests at the
Zindel home Christmas.
Mrs. L. Cresswell is. spending
the holidays at the home of her
son, Roy Bush, in Toppenish.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Palmer and
daughter, Bonnie, of Mesa were
Christmas guests at the M. Rich
ards home.
Ruth Lawson left Saturday for
Marshall, Washington, where her
parents live, but will return for
school duties after the holidays.
Mrs. Mansel Tewalt is still suf-
fering with an attack of flu.
Mrs. Penney was a caller at the
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Refused to Pay Rent

In United States politics the
Anti Rent, party refers to a party
in the state of New York which
had its origin In dissatisfaction
among the tenants under the pa
troon system in the eastern part OF
the state. The tenants refused to
pay rent In 1889, resisted force,
and few years later carried their
opposition into politics. The mat
ter was settled by compromise In
1850.