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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-06

HENRY SCHRAGE as administrator
~ the estate Of HENRY HAITI. de-
ceased No. 40s4
NOTICE or COMMISSIONERS SALE
or REAL ESTATE
The undersigned. JOHN G. HALL
commissioner appointed by the Lake SUI
perior Court. in Room No. thereof.
i'm the above entitled case to make sale
Of the real estate hereinafter described.
Will on the 29th day OF November. 1919.
beginning at ten o'clock a NJ on said
day and continuing from day 70 day
until all parcels are sold. ~ the law
office Of CAN'T HALL < SMITH. on
the second floor OF the building on the
south east corner Of 119th street and
New York avenue. in the city Of Whit
ing, Lake County Indiana offer for sale
% the highest bidder for cash IN sep
arate parcels and lots. the following de-
scribed real estate. situated in Lake
county. Indiana, to-wit
Lot seventeen (IO. in Block four
90. Of Mary A. and Amy j. Roberts
FIRST ADDITION TO Hammond. In
diana. as shown on the plat of said
addition Of record in the Recorders
ONCE of said Lake County. Indiana.
in Plat Book No. 4. on Page %.
a
frame business building;
Also. lot eighteen GS). IN block
four a. Of Mary a. and Amy j.
Roberts FIRST ADDITION 10 Ham
nond Indiana. as shown on the plat
Of said addition of record in the
Recorders ofice Of said Lake Coun-
w. Indiana. in Plat Book No. T. on
Page 20
which lot Is wholly unimproved.
Also. lot nineteen Ga). ia block
four (4) Of Mary A. and Amy j.
ROBBERS. FIRST ADDITION to Ham
mond Indiana, as shown on the plat
~ said addition Of record in the
Recorders office of said Lake Coun-
~ Indiana. in Plat Book No l. on
Page %
Which lot Is improved with one-story
frame dwelling house;
Also. part Of the southeast quar-
ter (sE1s Of the northeast quarter
tNEA<) Of Section seven 90. Town
ship thirry-seven $50 North Range
Nine 90 West Of the md p NJ
bounded as follows
Commencing twenty (2O) feet south
and one hundred twenty-five CI25)
feet east OF the northwest corner
Of the land heretofore conveyed to
henry q. Gehrke. by Agnes Roberts
as administrators of the estate ~
George NJ Roberts. decea sed. by adj
ministratrix' decd. dated December
12. 1855. IN tho Recorders Office OF
Lake County Indiana. IN Deed Rec
ord No. 81. ON Page 1856; running
thence east twenty-five C25) feet,
hence south one hundred twenty
dve G25) feet, therce west twenty
FIVE $3.50 feet. thence north one
hundred TWENTY-FIVE G25) feet to
The place OF beginning
which real estate is improved with 3
one-storv hric5 dwelling house thereon;
Also lot che Cd. in block six 90
of Agnes Roberts subdivision OF
part Of Sections six and seven Z
and 81 Township thirty-seven C37)
North Range Nine ta) West Of the
2nd p NJ. as shown or the records
plat or said subdivision OF record
in the Recorders Office Of Lake
County Indiana. in Plat Book No
> on Page 20.
which real estate Is improved with a
two-story frame business building there
on
Each Of said parcels Of real estate
VIII be sold Al private sale TO the highest
bidder for cash AT not less than its ap-
praised value
DATED TINS 4th day Of November
1912.
JOHN G. HALL.
lI-7-f4-21 Commissioner
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The PsttIesnake's Rattle.

ghe rattle Of the rattlesnake Is dos
veloped from the single conicai scale
or epldermal spine. which IN most
snakes forms the internal tegument OF
the tall. The bone on which the roof
of the rattle rests consists OF the last
caudal vertebra and is covered with
skin which is the beginning of the
rattle in young rattlesnakes.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-06
Wanted to Rent.

WANTED TO RENT small api Or
blugs low. iu Hammond r chicago.
MhftinE or Ind Harhor hN couyla REF
state particulars Write Ass Times.
Hammond 1i3-6t
WANTED re- Rent Furnished room
on s. Holman 81 So side betw cen
carroll and Detroit Phone Hammond
ShaM 1l-5-et
WANTED TO RENT or modern
unfurnished rooms with heat by cou-
nle Best ref Write A4a4 Times Ham
mond. l1-6-It
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Miscellaneous

PAPERHANGINCf AND PAINTING -
1850 off on al wall paper. Reliable
work. In business IN Hammond since
1883. Carl Nermetf. 40 Mich gan aIe
phone Hammond 1929. S-22-tf
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Wheat Berry Perfected

Many Of the present superior whents
produced In the United States we're
introduced into this country from
Asia. Europe and South America, and
acclmated to our country while under
going the test They have been bred
and crossed until berry has been
secured which Will adapt itself 70 the
region requiring a wheat crop.
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- IT. HUFFMAN
o j. HIGHLAND.
w a. IIANfAN.
Board II Public Works.

1880 l1-6 Board If Public works
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS
CITY OF HAMMOND INDIANA
CONITRMATORY RESOLUTION:
Whereas ii appears that ia pursuance
70 resolution heretofore adopted b5 the
Board Of Public Works 81 the City of
Hammond Indiana. IN the Improvement
Of Eaton street. Section 3" from The
y est curb line Of Taper avenue rs tho
west curb line of Columbia avenue un-
der Improvement Resolution no 71c. that
a notice was duly published "a the Lake
County Times that said Board Would
meet on The 29th day of October 1919.
AZ 10 o'clock A NJ ii the city Hail of
said city FOR the purpose Of hearing
and receiving circumstances from all
persons Interested against The pective
amounts assessed against each lot. tract
Of land or parcel of ground on the
Primary Assessment RoH heretofore
prepared BY order Of said Board on &C
count of the construction Of macadam
pavement = feet wide. with the inter
stices Allied With poured asphalt 1906
ltneal feet of :. inch lead water services.
% corporation cocks. stops and boxes.
ll6 lineal feet Of cement marginal curb
ing and that after said meeting said
Board would determine the question
whether the special dement's arising
therefrom would be equal 10 or exceed
the assessment as made against each
lot or tract Of land therein. and
WHEREAS sand Board met at said
time and place and found that due notice
bad been given TO all persons effected
thereby. Of The time. place and objects
OF said meeting and found that All per
sons had due notice thereof and appears.
now fnds and holds that the respective
amounts assessed against each lot or
tract Of land upon said assessment roll
are the respective amounts of benefits
70 each lot or tract Of land that said
Ion or tract Of land is benefited 10 the
respective amount assessed against said
land thereby and that said assessment
roll Is hereby confirmed and approved
IA every respect and particular Said
Board further finds that the city Of
| Hammond. Indiana, IS not benefited b.
reason Of said Improvement ana ought
not 70 ray any part thereof
The clerk of this Board is hereby
directed and Instructed 20 prepare said
assessment roll and certify the same to
the Department Of Finance. and that
said Department and the Treasure Of
the City Of Hammond. Indiana are here
BY directed to proceed with the collection
Of each assessment therein as now pro
Hided by law
q II HUFFMAN
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Situations Wanred.

EX- SOLDIER. aged 80. married recently
returned from overseas. desires post
ton Wide executive and cierica expe-
rience. Can handle men. PLENTY az int-
tiatiXe ard energy VIII consider any
THINK that offers advancement Write
A492 Times Hammond Ii-5-3t
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effected thereby, If the Time place and
objects Of SAID meeting and found that
all persons had due notice thereof and
appears now finds ard holds THAI She
respective amounts assessed against each
lot or tract 81 land upon said assess
ment roll are the respective amounts 81
benefits 70 each lot or tract ii l,ud,
that said lot or tract &c land is benealed TO
the respective amounts assessed against
said land thereby. and thai said assess
ment roll IS hereby confirmed and APP
proved in every respect and particular.
sand Board further finds that the city
Vi Hammond Indiana, is not benefited
~ reason of said improt enent and
ought not To pay any part thereof
The eserk OF tins Board is hereby
directed ard instructed 10 prepare said
assessment roll and certify the same
Is the Department of Finance and Thar
said Department and tho Treasurer BIT
The city of Hammond Indiana, are here
~ directed to proceed with he -9llec-
ton Of each assessment therein as now
provided b. law
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-06
LEGAL NOTICES.

TATT on TTDIATA ro7~TY ~
LAKE SIS IN THE LAKE SUPERB
OR COURT SITTING AT GARY.
ROOM ,. NOVEMBER TERM. 1919.
LOUISE HIATT HUDDLEsTON and
RUSSELL F. HIDDLESTON. her hus-
band " GEORGE HAITI. HENRY
SCHRAGE as guardian Of GEORGE
HIATT CAROLINE SLADEK an,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED apab man with 1880 IN
for best business opening in Ham
rnond: good FOR $500 month or better.
permanent. J. Barten, 1902 Goddard
bldg chicago. 1I-6-it
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Room and Board.

" ANTED-2 respectable men 20 room
and board. private family $50 Colum-
hia ave. Hammond. Hast
BOARD AND ROOM for man &c
Douglas st Hammond Ii-6-lt
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PERSONAL.

WOMAN OF high TYNE Or character
former druggist and nurse. WOULD like
io have room where she can engoy home
preferably with woman who
dress A III 81 Times. Hammond HIATT
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N0TICE-

Accounts due Whiting News Co. NOV
9TH. are payable al the store ON or
before No sth After this date collector
service Of SO will he charged 1876
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-06

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
CITY or HAMMOND. INDIANA.
CONI7IRMATORY RESOLUTION
Whereae II appears that in pursuance
10 9 resolution heretofore adopted BY
the Board II Public Works Of the City
30 Hammond Indiana IN the improve
ment Of Orr exert street Section H Il
from the Nest curb line Of Taper ave-
nue. to tho west curb line Of Columbia
Avenue under Improvement Resolution
ushed in the Lake County Times that
said Board would meet on the 29th day
OF October. 1919 az 10 O'Clock A NJ
IN the cry Hall Of said City for the
purpose CT hearing and receiving re-
n1onstrances from all persons interested
gainst the respective amounts assessed
against each lot. tract Of land or parcel
Of ground on The Primary Assessment
Roll heretofore prepared by order of
said Board on account Of the construc-
ton Of macAdam pavement u feet
wide. with the interstices filled with
poured asphalt 1870 Iineal feet Of =
inch lead water services. IS corporation
cocks. stops and boxes, 1l6 iineal feet
If cement marginal curbiug and that
after said meeting said Board would
Determine the question whether the spe-
cial benefits arising therefrom would
be equal 10 or exceed the assessment
a. made against each lot. or tract of
land therein and.
WHEREAS said Board met a. said
time and place and found that due
notice had been given 20 all persons
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14-21

on ard after this date Nov 8. 1919.
] viii not be responsible for any debts
Contracted by anyone but myself
ll-4-st JOHN LEROY YAGER
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Real Estate Bargains.
wAcnEwIcr sPrCrAI,

5-room modern frame bungalow With
80 III. lnt On Fl. Sihley ST. substantial
and cll-fniS he'd homo with a scn@i bic
layout III rooms Fine basement With
furnace ana laundry tubs. An excellent
location on the Hammond Gary ear line.
The house alone could not be duplicated
today for S40Un but owner VIII sacrifice
on acct living cut OF town at only
$3.50. with $500 cash down.
Phone Hammond 1912. Open Evenings.
FRANK ]. wACHEwIcZ.
II-6-St
FOR -5-room cottage Oh Michi-
gan ave. near library $4,000 cash.
Cal "a ilumIncr ave. Hammond
1O-I7-6tFS
FOR SALE AT bargain larEe 1O-room
house. SO 81 lot. EaSy terms In
qulr" s. 81 GRrley fe5 State ST. phone
Hammona 679 II 1921 lo-2s-tf
FOR SALE OH TRADE farms. 40.
q. ana 40 acres all have good build
lnss VIII trade for property in the
Calumet region. Possession al once.
Mriee fer details George Il. Meyers.
Rensselaer, Ind 1890 2t
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DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS.
CITY or HAMMOND INDIANA
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
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NOTICE TO ON-RESIDENT.
THE STATE or INDIANA. LAKE
COUNTY ~ THE LAKE srPERr-
OR COURT. SEPTEMBER TERM
1912 CATHERINE REED VS.. BEN
IAMIN +. REED CAUSE ~. 1875.
ACTION TO DIVORCE
Sow comes the Plaintiff IN Ibach.
Ga.it. Tinkhara & Stinson. attorneys.
and hles her complaint herein. together
with an sfidavit of p competent person.
showing that the defendant Benjamin
T. Reed is not a resident Of the State
Of Indiana
said defendant * therefore hereby
notified Of tho pendoncy Of said action
and that the same wilt stand for trial
at the next term or said Court and that
unless he appears and answer or demur
therein at the calling of said cause. on
the 22nd DAY Of December. A y 1919.
the same being The 37Jh day Of the next
term Of said Court 70 be begun and
hold in the court House. AT Hammond.
In sand County and state. ON the 2nd
Monday os November A. n. 1919 said
action viii be heard and determined in
Ills absence
~ WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereunfo
So my hand and afHx The Seal 9f said
court a Hammond. this 23rd day OF
October A. D 1919
HERBERT J.. WHEATON.
sseal) Clerk L &. G.
By ROSCOE HEMSTOCK.
Deputy clerk. to-23-3o: IFS
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THO NEW BUNGALOWS > and r..
and baths modern Terms just like
rent Come oHt today. Holman and
1onkey ave-. HAMMOND. Representative
on property Smtlh-Hamilton co.
il-4-5t
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HOTEL CARLETON

soc-Sl .oo-S1 so.
Plummer and Morton ct., Hammond.
s-gS-tf
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
CITY or HAMMOND. INDIANA
CONFIRM ATORY RESOLUTION
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-18

DR.. and Mrs. J Thompson Schell. Of
1892 Diamond street, will give n dinner
this evening at their home for their
daughter, Miss +. Helen Schell. and
Mr.. Edgar Frtchey. Jr., whose mar
riage will take place tomorrow eve
ming. and their bridal attendants, who
include Miss Lillian Homer. Mrs. An.
gustus Aberle, Miss Katharine Schell.
Miss Emily Englcr, Miss NJ Elizabeth
Castor. Miss katharine Malon, Mr..
Horace Brining, Mr.. F. &. Nernie. Mr..
James f. Schell, Mr.. Meade Barr. DIR.
Dennis II. Simmcrman, Mr.. George J..
Morris, Mr.. Harold Murdoch and Mr..
Frank Henson.
Mrs. Charles Schwartz, of 2442
North Seventeenth street, has an-
nounced the marriage of her daughter,
Miss May Theresa Schwartz, to Mr.. |.
Morton Adams. of Atlantic SCity, IN
Monday. November 10. Mr.. and Mrs.
Adams will be at home after December
1. at 2i42 North Seventeenth street.
A series of card parties in aid of the
work of the Northwestern General Hos
pital, 2019- 202l Moth Twenty second
street, will be given on the last Satur-
day of each month during the winter
in the Grand Fraternity Building, t62S
Arch street. On November % the hos
tesses will be Miss Lille Nj. Madeira,
Mrs. Henry Hampshire and Miss Mary
Stewart
Mr.. and Mrs. B II. Fcnstman anll
their daughter. Miss Rose Mary Fenst-
man. of Baltimore. are the guests for
a few days of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Fenst-
man, of Spring Garden street.
The members OF the Five Hundred
Club met last week at the home of Miss
Marion Weihenmaycr, 1921 Diamond
street They included Miss Sarah O..
Neill, Miss Kathrin Haltcrman. Miss
Ella Brunei, Miss Leonette Rehfus,
Miss Marian Deitz. Miss Emma Parry,
Miss Ruth Rodgers, Miss Bernie Gus
ter, Miss Estelle LAUDER. Mrs. Russell
c. Lees and Miss NJ. Wcihenmayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris a. Kaufman
| 2110 Spring Garden street, have re-
turned from Hot Springs Va.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-18
NAME POST FOR HEROES
Legion Organization Honors Memory
OF Dead Soldiers

American Legion Post. No 4lj,
meeting last night at 1916 Master
street, decided to name the orgnnza b
tion after Sergeant Aaron |. Price and
Private Milton stern, men who gave
up their lives in France.
Malyin Rcinhcimcr. Max Baylinson
and Jacob Il. Silvers were elected post
Insurance commissioners to handle the
government life insurance question for
the members. Dr. Charles :. Schacfcr
was elected post commander; Mr.. Rein
hcimcr, vice commander; Morris II.
Starr. adiutant; Louis Divac, assistant
adjutunt; Benjamin SimonS. finance
officer: Milton Herzog, post employ.
mcnt officer. and Alexander SchlcS
niger. historian.
The executive board is composed OF
Harry Wolf, chairman; Mr.. Baylin
son. Henry Simons, Howard l. Stern
and Charles Goldstein. DIR. Morris ScgaI
was named medical aid officer.
The members of the post were ad
dressed by Colonel Albert II. lIartung
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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHIEADELPHIK, TUESDAY

town, whose engagement was recently
announced. There were sixty guests.
-, - o,,o>-,
Mrs. Harry II, Brown, oil 3tie North
Nlneteenth street. entertalneu lne mem
9, 1ers OF INC Mo,hers Associatlon OIL IN Ine
Us" T;Dh'..,,.i, tpoa.
she is president. on Friday evening at
her home The occasion was the month
ly meeting of the organization, which
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-18
FALLS oE scHuYLklLL

The members of Ileilman Council.
No. 27T. Order of Independent Ameri
cans. gave n dinner 'on Saturday eve
ming in celebration of their thirty first
anniversary. Addresses were made by
Mr.. Charles X. Werner, state coun-
cilor. and Mr.. Edward ]. Kruegar.
state vice councillor. The musical pro
gram included selections by the Adelphi
Melody Quintet, Mr.. William Baker.
Mr.. Harry Bachelor, Mr.. G. Bohn,
Mr. William Davis and Mr.. Harry
Wcidncr. The committee in charge in =
cluded Mr.. Victor s. Wilson, chair
man; Mr.. William Roy, Mr.. David
Furman, Jr., Mr.. Robert J. Wharton
by, Mr.. John l.. Campbell, Mr.. John
Roy. Jr.. Mr.. Charles l.. Singer. MIR.
Edward Manley, Mr.. Christopher r.
Bell Mr.. Robert j. Bell, Mr.. Stanley
X. Trommer, Mr.. Clifford Warren, Mr.
William Thorpe. Jr., Mr.. George f..
Shaw. Mr.. Charles W. Uarman. Mr.
Jacob j. Brehm. Jr., and Mr.. Thomas
H. Wilcox. .lr.
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FRANKFORT

Mrs. g.. Smyler, of Arrott street. is
visiting in Washington for few weeks.
The Semper Fidclis. of the Frankford
avenue Methodist Episcopal Church,
gave masuue dance in the social hall.
Among those present were Miss Eliza
beth Oldtield. Miss Grace OFT, Miss
Frances Stocks. Miss RCbpa Hill, Miss
Mary Mitchell. Miss Irene Taylor, Miss
Doris Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Hand, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis FlicH,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stocks. Mr., and Mr."
w. Terry. Mr.. and Mrs. +. Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caspar Maar, Mr.. and
Mrs, l.. Reynolds. Mrs. Brown, Mr.
and Mrs. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. John
r. Colebaugh. Mr.. j. Clegg, Mrs. Lou
isa Brand and Mrs. l.. Batezel
The Historical Society of Frankford
held a meeting in their rooms, 1910
Frankford avenue, last evening, when
read High school historical essays for
the society's prize. Lafayette Visit
TO Frankford in 1924 by Miss Helen
Coady: 1.-The Reception of Frankford
TO lie MARQUIS de Lafayette in 1924, -
by Mr.. Herbert V. Marquette; ~
Surveyors Drenm--Thc SuSquehanna
Street" DR.. John c. Mendcnhall; "At
Old Time Harness shop Thomas
Creighton.
Miss Nancy Purscr. of Frankfort
avenue and Orthodox street. will enter
| tain the members of her sewing circlt
at her home this evening
! Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Ilenkes ant
| Mrs. Charles Hart entertained at din
ner at their home in Frankford on Sun
day evening. Their guests We're Mr.
and Mrs. William +. Royle and Mr.
and Mrs. Van Nechten Hostetter.
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STRAWBERRY MANSION

Mr.. Lewis ]. Rosenberg. of 2332
West Montgomery avenue, entertained
Mr.. Benedict MacQuarric and Miss
Eveta knudtsen. of THE Unknown
Purple" Company. at his home. Among
those present were the Rev. and Mrs.
Armin Rosenberg Mr.. and Mrs. lisa -
dore Griver. Mr.. Charles Rosenberg,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Il. Lush. Mrs
David Griver. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Vein
rach, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Cantor. Nj
and Mrs. Samuel Griver. Mrs. Cora
Braunstein and Mr.. Albert Il. Ball.
A novel surprise masquerade party
was given for Mr.. Reuben lsdanor,
in honor of his twenty first birthday,
by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Isdaner. of 3202 Diamond street. Gov
ers were laid for seventy.
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included Miss Margaret Kerr, Miss Sara
Darlington. Miss Marian Firmin, Miss
Dorothy Fahnestock and Miss Florence
Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Francis Lyons,
of East Washington lane, entertained
at their home on Friday evening in
honor of the thirtieth anniversary of
their wedding.
Miss Frances Gilkey. of Queen Lane
Manor, left on Thursday for Sewickley,
Pa. where she will be the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Gilbert Adams Hays. Miss
Gilkey's engagement to their son, Mr..
James McFadden Hays, was announced
last fall. The wedding will take place
in the spring.
Miss Florence Madeline Peters,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Peters,
will be married to Mr.. Eugene Joseph
Mckinney November 26 in st. Francis
of Assist Church.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-18
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. +. j. Mccarthy announces the
Alouisia, and Mr. William James Bat =
tin, on Saturday. November 8. at St.
Francis de Sales Church, Forty seventh
street and Springfield avenue. Mr.. and
Mrs. Battin will be at home after De
cember / at 42l1 Woodland avenue.
DIR. and Mrs. Henry l.. Brown have
closed their cottage at Cape May and
are occupying their apartment at 217
South Forty first street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolln Il. Meyers
and their daughter, Miss Lois Jean
Meyers, have returned to their home at
the Rutland Apartments, from Lewis
town, Pa, where they were the week
end guests of Mr.. Meyerss mother,
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Meyers.
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NORRISTOMN

Miss Eva Adele Yost. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Yost. of Pine
street. who will be married to Mr.
Thomas Brown MacCabe. of Philadcl-
phia, on Wednesday evening, November
26. at I o'clock. in Trinity Lutheran
Church. will he attended by Miss Helen
Rothc. as maid of honor. The brides
maids will hc Miss Helen NJ. McMceliin
and Miss Helen Manch. The flower girl
will be the brides cousin. Miss Emma
Yost. Mr.. MacCabe will have as his
best man. Mr.. John Nelson. and the
ushers will include Mr.. Roy Nost. M
Pau, Rothe, Mr. Bcrtram Wharton and
Mr. Oliver Roid.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-18

NUNS The bridesmaid. Miss Helen
De Angelo, wore gown Of yellow
trimmed with illusion OF the
same shade and carried yellow chry-
santhemums. The bridegroom was at
tended by his cousin, Mr.. Henry Clan
frani, Of Sixth and Fitzwater streets,
who has just returned from overseas
duty After an extended wedding trip
to Palm Beach, Fla, the couple will
live at tho brides home, 1856 Fair
mount avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-18
PROVOST GETS FOOTBALL
Memento Of Penn-P Pittsburgh Game
Presented to University's Head

The football used in the Pittsburgh
game last Saturday today was presented
to Provost Smith at the University of
Pennsylvania by members of the foot
ball team as mcmento of the first time
the University was able to emerge from
n game with Pittsburgh indicated
The score was 3-3.
Captain Bert Bell, of the University
eleven. made the speech of presentation
declaring the gift an appreciation OF
the good will of the coaches and mem
bcrs of the team for the prdsost.
Doctor Smith replied that the foot
ball would be n very precious addition
to the collection of presents and me
mcntos which he has received. It viii
be on exhibition in his Office