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Another wedding Of much interest
to Bethesda residents is that of the
Rev. Francis Cockrell, pastor of the
Central M. E. Church South, and
Miss Martha Brent Burrus of Front
Royal, Va, which will take place
later In the month.
DR.. and Mrs. Jal1e
To Visit Canada.
DR.. and Mrs. Sidney s. Jaffe of
Somerset will leave Friday for To-
ronto, Canada, where DR.. Jaffe will
speak before q group of Canadian
dentists. DR.. and Mrs. Jaffe will
attend the graduation exercises at
West Point as guests Of Cadet Shep-
lar Ward Fitz Gerald, jr., who lived
in Somerset when his father, Col.
Sheplar Ward Fitz Gerald, was on
duty at the Army War College.
Mrs. George Irwin, who makes her
home with her son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Irwin OF
Bethesda, has gone to Philadelphia
to stay over Decoration Day with
her sister, Miss Amelia Willauer.
1t. Fortune to Join
Wife Next Week.
1t. William Charles Fortune, U. S.
NJ, will join Mrs. Fortune next week
in the home of her father, Mr.. e.
Winsor Offutt. 1t. Fortune has been
with the feet on its South Ameri-
can cruise and will go to Annapolis
July for duty. Mrs. Fortune came
to Bethesda early in the winter
when 1t. Fortune left the Pacific
Coast with the feet, and has been
with her father during his absence.
Mrs. F. B. Bollay Of Chicago, who
has been the guest of her son and
daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Bollay in Bethesda, sailed Fri
day to visit relatives in Germany.
Miss Virginia Bush entertained
school friends at garden party
Friday at the home of her parents,
Maj. and Mrs. George P. Bush Of
Alta Vista.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Jackson Of Bar
bourville, KY. are guests of Mr..
Jackson's uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Farley, in Chevy Chase
Gardens.
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Bride.to.Be Feted
At Tea for 200
In Rockville

ROCKVILLE, Md, May 27.-In
compliment to Miss Margaret Whit
ney, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee H. Whitney Of Pittsfleld, Mass,
whose marriage to Mr.. William An
derson Williams, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter A. williams of Rock
vile, is to take place in August,
Mrs. Williams entertained at tea
today.
In the receiving line with Mrs.
Williams were the bride-elect and
her sister, Miss Elizabeth Whitney.
Among those who assisted in enter
tanning the more than 200 guests
were Mrs. F. Bache Albert, Mrs. Al
lison Chaplin, Mrs. Lloyd Brewer,
Mrs. Nicholas Brewer, Mrs. Ohio H.
w. Talbot, Miss Helen Pyles, Mrs.
w. Valentine Wilson, Mrs. George
H. Lamar. Mrs. j. Brawner Nichol-
son, ST.: Mrs. John w. Henderson,
Mrs. w. Randolph Talbot, Mrs.
Thomas M. Anderson, Mrs. Ann
Stewart, Mrs. j. Paul Brunett, Miss
Emily Blandford, Mrs. w. A. Linthi-
cum, Miss Mary Anderson and Miss
Mary White.
Mrs. Walter Pyles was hostess at
bridge Tuesday afternoon, her guests
including Mrs. Frank D. Leizear,
Mrs. William D. Clark, Miss Elsie
England, Mrs. Stednan Prescott,
Mrs. Barrett P. Wilson, Mrs. Jo-
seph M. White and Mrs. Harriet
Bastable.
The Rev. Herbert o. Cooper, pas
tor of the Rockville Baptist Church,
and Mrs. Cooper are on a motor trip
to San Francisco.
Mrs. Charles G. Holland is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Frank La Moyne,
at Eccleston, Md.
Mrs. Catherine Smith entertained
Tuesday afternoon, and Mrs. F.
Hazel Cashell Thursday afternoon,
at bridge.
DR.. and Mrs. Byron White of
Pittsburgh are occupying their sum-
mer home near Poolesville.
Following a hike to Great Falls
Thursday, members of the Boys
Choir of the National Cathedral
were entertained at a picnic supper
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
S. Beall, and spent the night there.
The group included Mr.. Glen Wag-
ner and the members of the choir,
who were Messrs. Robert Buchanan,
Robert Hunter, Richard Reed. Da-
vid Sailing, Jack Coleman and
Harry 8. Beau, jr.
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LeOnardtOwn
Party Honors
SaSScerS
Miss Gardiner
Weds June 3 i'm
Waldorf

LEONARDTOWN, Nd, May H.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wills enter
tanned this evening at q cocktail
party in compliment to Representa-
tive and Mrs. Lansdale G. Sasscer
OF Upper Marlboro, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Knight en-
tertained at supper tonight and will
be hosts again tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Myers of
Journeys End will entertain to-
morrow at dinner for Mr.. and Mrs.
James Frazier of Washington.
Mrs. Edward Cryer and Mrs.
Maria K. Palmer entertained Mon
day at dinner
Mrs. Joseph Gibson entertained
Monday afternoon at dinner and
bridge.
Mrs. Thomas RatIedge enter
tanned at . supper party Monday
evening.
Mrs. Rose Loker Raley and Mr..
Besson De Waal. both of New York
City, are spending a fortnight at
their former home here.
Mrs. Merle Cough entertained
Wednesday afternoon at q bridge
luncheon.
Mrs. Frank Combs, who has been
spending 10 days in Baltimore, has
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Petit and
their daughter, Miss Olive Petit,
of Washington are spending this
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Huseman.
Invitations are being issued BY
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin M. Gardiner
for the approaching wedding of
their daughter, Miss Elizabeth C.
Gardiner of Bryantown, to Mr..
Daniel Henry Schmidt of New York
City. which will take place June 3
at 3 O'Clock in st. Peters Roman
Catholic Parish Hall at Waldorf,
Md.
Maj. and Mrs. William H. Lloyd
OF Wicomico Knoll have as their
house guest Mr.. Wilson Lloyd of
Short Hills, N. j.
Judge and Mrs. Walter Mitchell
have with them at their estate
near La Plata Mrs M. w. Woods
and Miss Happy Rockwell, both Of
Washington.
The wedding of Miss Leila
Matthews, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. B. Matthews, and Mr.. John
Mohler, son Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Donald Mohler Of Catonsville. Md.
Will take place June II in La Plata
Mrs. Bernard Abel of Clements
entertained today at a bridge
luncheon for Is guests.
Mrs. George Hamilton and her
son, David Hamilton, are in Naza-
reth, KY.
Judge and Mrs. Adam r. While
Will entertain at dinner tomorrow
Tor their house guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Goode and Mr.. and
Mrs. Spencer Downs of WASHINGTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Hance
entertained at dinner today for
Mrs. A. Percy Lyles Of Cleveland.
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Oakton Family
To Entertain
For Bride

FAIRFAX, Va, May 27.-Mr. and
Mrs. c. T. Rice and their daughter,
Miss Rebecca Rice of Oakton, near
Fairfax, will entertain tomorrow at
buffet supper in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. William Zachariah MCGEE
of Arlington, Va, whose marriage
was recently announced. Mrs.
MCGEE is the former Miss Louise
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul E. Brown en-
tertained at an alfresco supper
last evening in compliment to DR..
and Mrs. Edward M. Holmes, jr.,
who will leave in June to make
their home in Richmond.
Mrs. M. Daily Walsh of Norfolk,
Va, has arrived to visit her SON.
in-law and daughter, DR.. and Mrs.
Holmes.
Miss Charlotte Young, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. N. Peyton Young,
is spending the week end in An
napolis, Md, and attending the
dances at the United States Naval
Academy.
Miss Frances johnston OF Harris
burg, Pa. is spending the week end
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick D.
Richardson and their daughter, Miss
Randolph Richardson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin P. Sagen-
dorf have returned from Stafford
Court House, Va, where they were
guests Of Mrs Sagendorf's brother
and sister-in-l7 Delegate and Mrs.
Frank P Moncure.
Mrs Victoria Graham, who has
spent the winter in Gainesville, Fla,
has arrived for visit with her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert D. Graham.
Maj. Charles Pozer, who is sta
toned in Asheville, N. c., is spend
ing some time with Mrs. Pozer in
their Fairfax residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul C. Kincheloe
of Fairfax, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Grayson Haines Of Herndon,
have returned from motor trip
to Williamsburg, Va.
Mr.. William E. Sweet of Denver,
Colo, is visiting his daughter-in-
law and granddaughters, Mrs. Len
mig Sweet and the Misses Sweet.
Miss Lillian Barker Of Warrenton
is the guest of Miss Mary o. Amber
at her home, Pagebrook.
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Leesburg
Garden Club
Show FRIDAY
Interesting Social
Event to Be Held
At Belmont

LEESBURG, Va. May 27.-An in
teresting social event for the Garden
Club members of the county and
nearby places will be the flower show
of the Leesburg Garden Club, which
will be held Friday at Belmont, the
lovely home of former Secretary of
War and Mrs. Patrick j. Hurley.
near Leesburg. The proceeds from
the affair are used for the upkeep
of the garden and grounds Of the
Loudoun County Hospital Mrs. T.
Frank Osburn is president of the
club and Miss Eleanor Chamberlin
Is chairman for the show, with Mrs.
Talbot Pierce as assisting chair
man. The hours are from 2::30 to
6 pm.
Mrs. Hubert T. Plaster was hostess
at bridge at her Leesburg home
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Mary Riley. Mrs. Randolph
Jackson and Miss Virginia Williams,
all Of Leesburg, have gones to New
York to spend several days at the
fair.
Miss Hayward c. Thompson Of
Hillsboro sailed Tuesday for London
to attend the triennial convention
of the Associated County Women of
the World.
A reception and garden party was
given Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
Franklin H. Kenworthy for Miss
Elizabeth Rawlinson of Stamton,
editor of Garden Gossip. y
Miss Jessie Osborn has returned
to Purcellville after spending several
months in the South.
Announcement has been made Of
the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Gray
Gartrell, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Gartrell of Middleburg, to
Mr.. Daniel Tanner Link, jr., of Alex
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intense affection her native land Despite strong
patriotism Pays friendly
her true to the American spirit
Among her likes college paades saddle
sweaters Her diskes include mice parties
Of ether
Next winter Arms School will regard the
regret There she exceed in athletics
Dramatic affairs
In the future she hopes position
nected with psychology This professional
portant to woman's background
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andria, son of Mrs. D. T. Link of
Hillsboro and the late Mr.. Link.
The marriage took place in Peters
burg May 4 and the ceremony was
performed by the Rev. J. G. Enrue
of the Methodist Church. Mr.. and
Mrs. Link will make their home in
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs William w. Everette,
jr., of Washington have opened
Greystone, the country home of the
formers parents near Round Hill,
and will spend several weeks there
with their daughter. They will be
joined over Memorial Day by Mr..
and Mrs. Everette, ST., of Wash
ington.
Mrs. Leland Crews and her son
Of Lakeland, Fla, are guests Of
Mrs. Crews parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Guy Hampton. in Purcellville.
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Bethesda Social Interest
Centers on Weddings
Miss Anita Clark and Her Fiance,
Mr.. Samuel Bogley, Guests
At Pre.Nuptial Parties

Social interest in Bethesda communities
line centers in weddings planned through June
Miss Anita Caks marriage Samuel Bogey Friendship
Heights will take place Chevy
Circle Miss Clark the daughter Clark
residents Chevy Chase active its
prospective bridegroom the of Mr. Bogey
civic affairs in Montgomery County.
Miss Clark and Mr. Bosey being extensively preceding
their wedding Mrs James c. Dun of Friendship
daughter Duln garden party buffet
their Sunday Saturday
Charles Germon, also Of Friendship Heights will
lin therh honor
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Plans Pacific Cruise

Mrs. Frank Quigley who, with
Mr.. Quigley, makes her home at
the Wardman Park Hotel, will leave
the latter part of the week on a
Pacific cruise. to be gone for several
weeks. She will rejoin Mr.. Quigley
here the latter part of August. Mr..
and Mrs. Quigley are originally
from New York City and Palm
Beach, Fla, and came here last
winter from New York.
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Mrs. Napper Sails

Mrs. r. E. Napper, daughter Of
Mrs. s. M. Defnnbaugh of Silver
Spring. Md, has sailed for George
town, British Guiana, accompanied
by her 8-year-old son, David Nap
per, after visit Of eight months
with her mother.
Mrs. Napper and her son will join
Mr.. Napper, who is connected with
a British exporting firm In George
town. During her stay in Silver
Spring the visitor was widely feted
by friends there and In WASHINGTON.
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JOhnsons to Return

The Assistant Secretary of Com
merce and Mrs. j. Monroe johnson
will return to their apartment at
the Shoreham tomorrow after
spending the week end at White
Sulphur Springs. Col johnson ad-
dressed the 46th annual convention
OF the West Virginia Bankers As
ISOLATION there yesterday.
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Diplomatic Set Family
Feted at TakOma Park
Herr and Frau Fritzsching to Leave
For New York Tuesday to
Sail for German Home

The consular secretary Of the German Embassy Herr Kurt
hng with Ftzsching and their daughters Frauen
Fzhng and Faulen Ftzscins viii New
Thursday home
Frauen Mercedes vadcorn Of her Roosevelt
February will in Munich study
extensively
including
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Syme
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Washington

FtaoAhhe VII E. L. Wheeler, Times, Waitsburg. Mrs. E. l.. Wheeler. Ben Spear, Spokane. Grant c. Angle, Journal, Shelton.
 West Virginia V. M. Allen, Wheeling w. F. Kennedy, Wheeling.
 Wisconsin P. c. Atkinson, Press, Eau Claire. Mrs. P. c. Atkinson. M. B. Atkinson, Press, Eau Clair. Mrs. M. B. Atkinson. Miss Dorothy Johnson. Mrs. B. D. Hanson, Star, Nous ton.
 Mrs. Sarah Leinenkugel w. R. Jaeger, Daily Freeman, WaukeSha. Mrs. w. R. Jaeger. Miss Nancy Jaeger. Miss Ruth Jaeger Mark Bell, News, Ladysmith. Mrs. Mark Bell. Mrs, Lela P. Andrews, Democrat, Center. w. H. Conrad, Star News, Med ford. Mrs. Anna H. Conrad. Messrs. Brooks and Collins Con- rad.
 Mrs. Virginia Conrad Amacher.
 Wyoming w. L. Alcorn, Republican Bulle- tin, Rawlings. Mrs. w. L. Alcorn. Miss Ellen Pace. E. E. Hanway, Tribune Herald, Casper. Mrs. E. E. Hanway Miss Charlene Hanway. Miss Lois Hanway. Mrs. J. E. Hanway.
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CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS

The United States Civil Service Commission has announced open competitive examinations for the positions named below Applications must be on file in the Commission S office, Washington, DC, not later than August 5.
 Assistant Chief Nurse $2000 a year, St. Elizabeths Hospital; Dir ector of Nursing School and Super mtendent of Nurses, $2,300 a year Freedmen's Hospital Department of the Interior Appointment is to be in Washington, DC, only Com pletion of course in an accredited nursing school, and nursing exper- fence following completion of such course, are required. Applicants must not have passed their 53rd birthday.
 Senior Field Assistant (entomol- ogy), $2,000 year, Junior Field Aid (entomology), $1,440 a year, Under Field Aid (entomology), $1,020 a year, Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine. Experience in assisting in chronological research, forestry, or insect or plant disease control work, is required Appli- cants must not have passed their 40th birthday.
 1 Full information may be obtained at Room 311 Federal and Territorial Building.
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Nevada

Nevada Miss Alvilda Haukness, Elko.
 New York James Wright Brown, Editor and Publisher, New York City. Mrs. James Wright Brown. Miss Virginia Brown. R. E. Schultz, News, Akron. Alfred J. Ball, Leader -Observer, Woodhaven.
 Mrs. Alfred J. Ball.
 North Dakota Mrs. Beatrice Mann, Press Dick inson.
 Miss Rosella Mann. Ohio Forest F. Tipton, Record Herald, Washington c. H. Mrs. Forest F. Tipton. B. F. Biery, Bluffton. Mrs. B. F. Biery. Mrs. R. A. Prouty, News Herald, Hillsboro.
 c. s. Speck, Leader, Pemberville. Mrs. C. S. Speck. A. L. Sedgwick, Daily Times, Martins Ferry. , E. c. Amos, Daily News, Sidney. Mrs. Anne Amos Brown. c. c. Myers, Unique Weekly, Ris- ingsun. Joe Myers.
 Harry L. Doud, Daily Reporter, Columbus.
 Mrs, Harry L. Doud accompanied by daughter). Oklahoma Miss Clara Neal, Star Review, Hobart.
 Miss Corinne Calhoor.
 Oregon MT. and Mrs. Lars E. Bladine, Telephone-Register McMinnville. William g4 Baker, Coos Bay TimeSS Marshfield. Mrs William L. Baker. Hugh G. Ball, News, Hood River. Mrs. Hugh G. Ball F. J. Wheeler, Milton Eagle.
 Pennsylvania Charles w. Baum, Central News, Perkasie
 Mrs Charles w. Baum. Miss Mae Bashore, West Schuyl- kill Press, Fremont. Miss Ethel Bausum. Miss Helen Miller. Miss Florence Moody. Ferd w. Coleman, Shoppers Guide, Williamsport. Mrs. Ferd w. Coleman. L. B. Yale Mrs l.. B. Yale. Hatboro Miss Ruth w. Robinson. Miss Elma Haefner, Courier, Bris- tol
 Miss Marie Hanson, Hulmeville.
 Rhode Island Gen Henry Dewitt Hamilton, Rhode Island Press Club, West Bar, rington. South Dakota H. B. Tysell, Journal, Britton. Mrs. H. B. Tysell. Texas Mrs. Lee J. Rountree, Daily Eagle, Bryan.
 
 Utah S. L. Radden, Record, Park City. Elisha Warner, Press, Spanish Fork
 Mrs. Elisha Warner. P. P. Thomas, Press, Spanish Fork. Mrs. P. P. Thomas. Miss Ila Thomas. Mrs. Rhoda Porte, President of Porte Publishing Co.,, Salt Lake City. Leland c. Burress, Bulletin, Bing- ham Canyon.
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Sister Mary loyaIa,
 Companion Go South

The Reverend Mother, Sister Mary Loyala, who has been spend ing the past few weeks in this city cn her annual visit, is returning to the south on the Princess Char lotte which left this morning. She was accompanied by Sister Mary Ethel, her companion on the voyage.
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Fred B. Wachs, II.
 Albert Schumacher, Citizen, Be- req.
 Virgil Powell, Citizen, Berea. w. c. Alcock, Daily Messenger, Danville. Louisiana
 John L. Bluck, Caldwell Watch man, Columbia. Massachusetts Walter D. Allen, Chronicle, Brook ! line.
 Mrs. Walter D. Allen.
 w. F. Twombly, Chronicle, Read ing.
 Mrs w. F. Twombly. Miss Linda Twombly | A. Edwin Larsson,D Townsman, Wellesley.
 Mrs. A. Edwin Larson. Lem Hall, Courier, Wareham. Michigan
 Philip T. Rich, News, Midland Mrs Philip T. Rich
 Miss Dott Love, Observer, Che boygan
 Kenneth Gregory, Forum, White i hall.
 Mrs Kenneth Gregory Mrs. Genevieve F. Woessner. Me nominee County Journal, Stephen son.
 T. o. Huckle Evening News Cad lilac
 Mrs. T. O. Huckle. Miss A. Van Recovering, Record, Zeeland. Minnesota | E. E. Howard, Gazette, Wheaton Mrs. E. E. Howard. Miss Arlene Howard. Son Bobby.
 A. H. Langum, Times, Preston. Mrs. A. H. Langum. Miss Eleanor Langum. Miss Fife Morgan. L. s Whitcomb, Tribune, Albert Lea.
 Irving Todd, Hastings. Mrs. Irving Todd. L. H. Powell, Daily Messenger Marshall Accompanied by three). T. G. J. Pease, Union, Anoka. Mrs. T. G. J. Pease. Henry Halvorsen, Post Messenger, Saltwater.
 Mrs. Henry Halvorsen. Miss Joyce Halvorsen. Mrs. Harriet Libby, Times, Forest Lake.
 Mrs. Gertrude Arlington, Times, Forest Lake
 Jason Arlington.
 Mrs George Pearson, Post Mes senger, Saltwater.
 Frank Schult. { Mrs Eva Foss. Thirteen Towns, Fosston Accompanied by Miss Mill dred Rouse)a < Mrs. Maud B. Cooley, Minneap- olis.
 Theodore A. Norelius, Press, Lind strom.
 Mississippi L. H. Bowen, Times, Brookhave. Mrs. L. H. Bowen.
 Missouri O. J. Ferguson, Democrat News, Fredericktown.
 Mrs. O. J. Ferguson. L. M. White, Ledger, Mexico. Mrs. L.'M White. Miss Berta Lee Nolen, News, Mon roe City.
 Wm. N. Nolen, News, Monroe City.
 w. H. McIntire, Mail, Vandalia. Bruce McIntire, Mail, Vandalia.
 Nebraska J. S Kroh, News, Ogallala.. Mrs J. c. Kroh.
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Visitors Here From Various
 U. }. 5ettions
Complete List of De|ega. lion on NEA Tour 10
 Alaska Is Given
Continued from Page one)

Mrs. H. w. Palmer. Walter Grammar, Connecticut Western News, Canaan.
 District of Columbia Wm. l.. Daley.
 Mrs Wm. L. Daley.
 Georgia A. s. Hardy, News, Gainesville. Mrs A. s. Hardy.
 Illinois w. w. Loomis, Citizen, La Grange.
 Mrs w. w. Loomis. Vernon Nickless, Citizen, La Grange.
 Mrs Vernon Nickless. Miss Ruth Nickless. Miss Peg Dieterich, Citizen, La Grange.
 Charles F. Renich, Sentinel Woodstock.
 Mrs. Charles F. Renich. A. H. Mosher, Plaindealer, Mo Henry.
 Mrs. A. H. Mosher. Miss Louise N. Comstock, Home Desirable, Chicago. Fred Favor, Life, Wilmette. Miss Marjorie Eek, Chicago. Don Eek, NEA Transportation Chairman Chicago. Miss Ferol I. Tyler, NEA Head quarters. Chicago. Arne Rae, NEA executive secre- tary, Chicago. Gilbert L. Morrison, Conco Press, Mendota.
 J. Frank McDermond, Jr., Ledger Tribune, Attica. Mrs. Frank McDermond, Jr. A. A. Hargrave, Republican, Rock vile. fAi E. w. Schergens, News, Tell City. Mrs. E. w. Cchergens. Walter H. Grim, Republican Lead CT, Salem.
 Mrs. Walter H. Grim. Eugene Routh, Republican-Lead- CT, Salem.
 Paul c. Smith, Reporter, Rock Rapids.
 Mrs. Paul c. Smith. Frank Jaqua, Republican, Hum boldt.
 Arthur Thomas, Republican, Humboldt.
 Miss Esther Anderson, Clayton County Register, Elkader Lyman H. Henry, Daily Press, Charles City.
 Miss Viola Benz, Press, Sheffield. Accompanied by Miss Ruth Tod- rank, Evansville, Ind) Mrs. I. A. Nichols, Iowa Falls. Louis J. Ebert, cord-Democrat, Pocahontas.
 Mrs. Louis J. Ebert. Miss Marion Aasgaard, Reporter, Kanawha.
 E. J. Feuling, Tribune, New Hampton.
 Mrs. E. J. Feuling. Mrs. Jessie Crabbe, Traer. Fred Hill, Reporter, Hamburg. Mrs Fred Hill.
 Kansas Miss Dora Adriance, Courier Tri- bune, Seneca.
 E. F. Abels, Republican, Lawrence. Mrs. E. F. Abels Accompanied by daughter-Betty Jean). Dr. L. F. Barney, Kansas City, Mrs. L. F Barney Harry Trimmer, Republican Ga zette, Cove.
 Wm. Chase Herren. Daily Legal News, Topeka.
 Miss Nanon L. Herren. Miss Wilhelmina Bertsch. Mrs Ellen Bistle. Miss Josephine Herren. Albert Berlin, News, Wakefield. Mrs Albert Berlin. Mrs. L.aleta Allen, Kansas City.
 Kentucky Fred B. Wachs, Herald Leader Lexington
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An amputation of the finger was performed this morning on Gene Lundstrom, Alaska Juneau mmer who was admitted yesterday to St. Ann's Hospital
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ARMY MAN ON PRINCE BOAT

William H. Anderson, retired Army officer, with his wife are round trip passengers on the Prince George. The Andersons are from Manila, P.I.
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After receiving medical care al St. Ann's Hospital, Miss Lilly Wick erson, who is visiting in Douglas was dismissed today.
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Lizzie Peterson was admitted this morning to the Government Hospital for medical care.
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HOSPITAL NOTES

Sam Kosky, who had been re- ceiving medical care at St. Ann's Hospital, was dismissed last night and will leave soon for the south.
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Matilda Paul entered the Govern ment Hospital for medical attention this morning.
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LOST AND FOUND

FOUND-Adrift 2 rafts of used
 lumber; owners see Frank James in Douglas.
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Admitted last night to St. Ann's Hospital, E. H. Saluskey is receiv- ing medical attention.
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The Book ALASKA, Revised and Enlarged, Now On Sale; $l.00.
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Georgia in 1899 had only 8.4 acres of crop land for each farm inhabitant; Mississippi, by way of comparison, has 7.2 acres.
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FOR SALE-Henning apartments on Dixon. See Bob Henning at Empire.
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FOR SALE-U & l Lunch. Owner quitting business. Write 20. Box c274 or phone 334.
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FOR SALE City Float Beer Parlor. Phone 541 after 4 pm.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Four room apt. fur nished; garage and shower. Call James Baroumes, Douglas 132.
The Hagerstown globe., 1939-02-10

Pretty Miss Nannelle Rentz dis
plays something in new swimming
suit at Miami Beach. The suit is
white satin with brilliant flowers.