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DUKE LUDWIG DEAD;
SENIOR ROYAL BAVARIAN
Romance 81 Years Ago Kept
Him off Throne.

PARIS. Nov. 10.-The death Of Duke
Ludwig OF Bavaria. the senior member
OF the House of Wittelsbach, 10 which
the Kings OF Bavaria belonged, is an
nounced in dispatches from Basic,
Switzerland. Duke Ludwig was in his
ninetieth year having been born in
Munich, June 81, 1881. In some messages
reporting the demise OF Duke Ludwig
he was confused with former King Lua-
wig III. OF Bavaria, giving rise To err
roneous reports Of the death OF that
aged ex-monarch, who abdicated late In
1918 and has spent most OF hts time
since in Switzerland.
On May 8. 1859. Duke Ludwig re-
nounced his right to the Bavarian throne
to contract a morganatic marriage witf
henrietta Mendel, an actress. who, later
was created Baroness de Wallersee This
was a love match, the couple being de-
voted 10 each other. One child, Marie
was born of the union. She was married
to Count George Lerisch Won Moennich
After the death of his first wife, Duke
Ludwig Married Antonio Barthe, bal
let dancer in the Bavarian court opera
He divorced her in 1918
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ADMIRAL HOWARD DIES
AT HOME IN ANNAPOLIS
Commended Division Before
Retirement in 1916.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Nov. 9.--Rear Ad-
miral Thomas B. Howard, 66 years
old, L. S. y. Cretired). died suddenly in
his home here to-day He was found
unconscious in the bath tub. Heart
failure was ascribed as the cause of
death.
Admiral Boward was a native OF
Illinois, and was graduated from the
Naval Academy in The class of 1872. He
served on active duty continuously until
1916 when he was transferred to the
retired list by operation of the age
limit. Just before his retirement he
commanded division of the Atlantic
fleet. Surviving him are his widow,
three sons, Commander Douglas l..
Howard and Lieut. Commander b. NJ.
Howard, Of the Navy; Claude Howard
of New York, and a daughter, Mrs.
James p. Morton of Annapolis.
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Jewrlry.

A reward % 500 offered and no questions
asked for return % flexible diamond brace.
lot 20 stones. set IN platinum lost Novem.
Der =. either IN shopplla district or IN taxi
cab rlcaso return 20 I. S ~. W w. dath ~.
LOST Monday cvcninw, gold Waltham
witch, hlack fob. ivory charm between
r.ef 7Nfh st Nora Bayc7 Theatre, or az
theatre Finder vill ~ rewarded by HENRY
ABBOTT. tel Rhincnnder Hs0s
rpgT-strlnr % pearls, diamond platinum
CLASH. Tuesday evening, between monroe
rlacc and waldorf. !. T. subway rewaTs
10 Monroe place, brooklyn. Main s04n.
TOsT-God wrist watch monogram T.. X.
on Southern Boulevard, between Elsmere
nj and f74th st: reward. KApLAN'S DAIRY
1875 Southern Boulevard. Bronx
LOST-C;old horseshoe pin with small dia
rnnnds between J0th and Glth SITS, ~
SUNDAY morning suitable reward. 81 Eas
9th. Rhlnelander 1871.
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wICK-UNDERHILL.

In the Church of the Transfiguration,
yesterday, Miss Helen Oakley Underhlll.
daughter of Mr.. Frederic Edgar I'm
derhill, was married to Mr.. Henry
Wick. I'd, son of Mr.. and Mrs Hugh
Bryson Wick Of Cleveland. by the Rev.
Or. II. Percy Silver. rector. Miss
Frances Wick, sister OF the bridegroom.
was the maid OF honor. Tho other at
tendants were Mrs. Joheph Beatty
Powell, Misses Cecilia Kip Banks.
Emella Ros. Beatrice Draper, Katherine
Quackenbos and Mary Sampson. Mr..
william j. Sampson, Jr.. was the best
man,
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NJ A r r E D .

BABCOCK-NEssMOR E.--saturday October
o. 1920. at Tientsin China, by the Rev.
stephen n. Teakle. rector Of All Saints
church. ricntsin, Mr.. Harry S. Babcock
Of Pelham Manor. " Y. and Miss Ashura
Mcsrmorc OF Indianapolis. Ind
Ff1ZNfArRfCE-BELA Selma Dolaro
Bolnsco 10 Neville Douglas Ftzmaurice
November .. nj Plninficd, y. j.
GUTENBERG 80 FLETCHER.--On November
TO- Florence Il. Fletcher 70 Mare Guinz-
borg.
McKlM-nEI.L.- Married AZ Grace Church
Chantry. hy the Rev. Charles Lewis Stat
tcrv On Wednesday, November 10. 1920.
lie Roy McKin and Annie g. BELL.
-wATT.-On Wednesday. Novem-
Der 10. a, the residence OF the bride.
Hackensack. ". j., by tile Rev. DR..
Arthur Johnson, Marion E. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Watt. TO John -.
Phillips, Jr.
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ALEXANDER L: COURTNEY
FALLS DEAD IN STREET
Clerk in New York Herald
Office for ~ Years.

Alexander l.. Courtney, 6S years old
night clerk in the advertising depart
ment of THE NEW YoRK HERALD Tor
more than forty-two years. T.. dead
early this morning at Sixth avenue ana
Thirty-ffth street while on his way 10
work in the HERALD building Mr.
Courtney had been in i'll health for
many months. but continued working.
despite the protests of friensd and the
advice of his physician.
Mr.. Courtney leaves two sons. both OF
whom are in the Police Department.
One, Joseph ]. Courtney. is president OF
the Sergeants Association He also
leaves his mother. Mrs. John Sutton,
who is 95 years old. Mr.. Courtneys wife
died Nn years ago. Funeral arrange
ments will be announced by the MEM
bers of the family later. The Courtney
home is at 400 East 141st street, The
EronX
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WALTER GREENE's RECITAL.

Walter Greene. barytone. gave song
recital yesterday in Aeolian Hall. He
was formerly an operetta singer in The
Chocolate Soldier" but retiring from the
stage for several years for further vocal
study he emerged from his seclusion two
years ago and entered upon the recital
stage. where he won success. His voice
la rich and resonant. He sang a group
of old French airs with much taste, and
in Massenet's 'Legende dc la SAUCE
his French dictlon was good and his
operate style polished. The third num-
Der was taken up by one selection
called Cain" with text and music ov
Ruper: Hughes, which was heard for
the first time Mr.. Greene sang the
work with dynamic power and clear die
ton. The piece was well received AMI
the singer had the composer who was
in one OF the boxes. rise and share the
applause.
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In Mcuoriam
Baker. George c.


AgIfrf.-Novprnher 10. Elias Asic, IN hia
Gsth year, dearly beloved husband Of Marie
Moulin faft,r - lrpa Asici blooming
dale and Nelson Irving Asiel Funeral
strictly private
BOLD1MANN. At white Plains. n. Y, No.
vombcr o. 1920, Emile F., wife Of Alfred
H. Bcldtuann. Funeral services at her
late residence n Sterling av., White
Plains. Friday afternoon AZ $50
aRtNCKAi ANN Henry. on Wednesday No
vember 10. 1920 Henry Hrinckmaun. IN his
7ath year. Funeral services a. his late
residence 1856 Walton av. Bronx (nsar
isith st). Friday. November ~. at $50
= M
RRoWN.-On November 10. 1920 Corneiia
Adelaide, wife OF the late Or. Edward V.
Brown Of Tarrytow u, y. Y. Funeral ser
Vices at the home OF her son. Dr. Chester
r. Brown, 600 Belrrove Drive, Arinr.
Ton. NJ j., on Friday. November ~, NJ 4
r. NJ tnterment Sleepy Hollow Gene
terry. Tarrytown, y. ~, Saturday. Ar
rive at cemetery 80 A. NJ.
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BONE-RASINIAS.

Miss Mary Helen Rasimas. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Raslmas ~
Worcester. Mass, and Mr.. Paul Myers
Bone. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Scott c.
Bone, of 1859 Madison avenue. were mar
ried yesterday in Worcester. Only the
immediate members of the families wit.
messed the ceremony.
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IEIGH-EBERsTADT.

Miss Zelie Eberstldt. daughter OF DIR.
and Mrs. Edward Frederick Eberstadt.
was married to Mr.. Benjamin Watkins
Leigh. OF this city and Richmond. Va.
yesterday at noon by Rev. DR.. John r.
Patterson. at the home of her parents In
Glenwood avenue. East Orange. ". j.
There were present for the ceremony
none but relatives. Bridal attendants,
best man and ushers were dispensed
with
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Miss Amalia A. Mailhouse. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Mailhouse OF
ss5 West End avenue. was married to
Mr. Emmons B. Cedar of Brooklyn last
evening I'm the ball room OF the Plaza
by the Rev. DR.. Joseph Sflverman. The
brides attendants were Misses Made
leine Weiner. Gertrude Cedar. Augusta
With, Constance Dreyfus, Elaine
Lewis. Isabel Oppenheimer and Louise
Leerburger. Margaret Mailhouse was
flower girl. Mr.. Myron Cedar was best
man for his brother
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woOLFE-BLEAKLEY.

Announcement was made yesterday
of the marriage on Monday at the home
OF DR.. and Mrs. ]. y Burrel. 500 West
122d street. Of Miss Ethel A. Bleakley
daughter OF DIR. Charles Bleakley, of
Dublin and Kensington Gardens, Lon
don. to Mr.. Irving X Wolfe OF Spring
field. Mass The bridegroom was lieu-
tenant In the air service, u. S. A. dur
ipp tho war
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MR.. LIE ROY McKIM MARRIES
WEEDS Annie &. Bell In Grace
Church Chantry.

In Grace Church Chantry yesterday
Annie G. Bell became the bride OF Mr.
lie Roy McKim, son of Mrs Haslett
McKim of West Forty-eghth street
and Locust Point, Locust n J. The
Rcv. Charles Lewis Slattery OBLIGATED.
Mr.. McKim was graduated from Yale in
1897 and is a member of the University
and Rumson Country clubs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-11

Henry Thode was at one time profess
sor Of history at Heidelberg University.
He was long associated with his mother
in-law. Frau Coslma Wagner, widow OF
Richard Wagner, the composer. In the
management Of the Beyreuth Festivals.
In 1914 his wife. Frau Daniela Won
Buelow. whose father was Frau Wagner's
first husband, divorced him.
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PRINCE OF WALES TO REST.

LONDON. Nov. 1O.--Owing to the severe
strain caused by the tours of the Prince
OF Wales TO Canada and Australasia he
will undertake no official engagements
until next year It was announced Of
ficially to-day.
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HENRY THODE DIES.
Was Heidelberg Professor and
Helped in Bcyreuth Festivals.

CoPENHAGEN, Nov. 10. - The noted
German historian. Henry Thode, died
here to-day, His death followed a surgi-
cal operation.
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DIED

Asiel, elias iurlimann, Gustave 4
Roldtmann. Emile Y. johnson. Sarah 7. G.
Brown. Cornclla A. Krnncv Victor y.
Briuckmann. Henry kirk. Sarah
Coughiin. Thomas II. Nissan. Anna s.
Danuc~itz, Mary Klein. Rose
peut1. Sol Ncirtogch. Rebecca
Fdsnti, LYDIA Moran. Arnes NJ
E'irwooa u. S. r. Morrow. Bessie ~.
Finnnery. Mary r. s'unzinrcr y. ".
Fuller, Jeanette O'Ncill, Maria n.
Gluck Rose SAGE Edward r.
ttrue~. Max uufu. nj It " q.
Hart. Rosa Schaefcr. Celi1n
harvey Mary a. r. Focifonu, William c.
Tfaussnan, Alice W S'unke, Catherine
Hurley. Joseph Watt. Arthur NJ.
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GEN. NIvELLE GIVES DINNER.
Entcrtains Secretary Baker, Gen.
Pershing and Other Officials.
New York Herald Bureau,
MnahinytOn. ID. C.. Nor. 10.

New York Herald Bureau,l
Washington, -. g., Nov. 10.
Gen. Robert Georges Nivelle. Frances
delegate to the Pilgrim Tercentenary
celebration, gave dinner tonight at
the New willard In compliment to
the Secretary of War. Newton ID. Baker !;
Gen. John J. Pershing. Gen. Peyton C.
March and other American officials and
high ranking army officers.
In the morning Gen. Nivelle visited
Annapolis and after an inspection of the
Naval Academy and n review OF the
brigade Of midshipmen he and his party
we're entertained ~ luncheon by Rear
Admiral Archibald Scales. superintend-
ent OF the Naval Academy.
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Master of His Language.

OF course II always is a delight TO
sit in the theatre and hear the text Of
such a master Of his own language as
the author of "Heartbreak House." even
when that talk may be prolonged to
the appalling lengths 1t frequently
achieved. But the text was all very
intelligently and expressiyely spoken.
The performance was indeed Il triumph
for the Theatre Guild, for II was all but
faultlcss in general q sign and in the
execution of every role. or course the
actors were playing men and women
that bore no recognizable resemblance
TO life. For that reas-n their success
was the more complete.
Dudley Digges indicated tellingly the
vulgarity and stupidity OF the man OF
business and Albert Perry drew clear
cut portrait OF the blunt and eccentric
sea captain Fred Eric almost made n
plausible figure out OF the philandering
husband who was one Of the least com
prehcnsible OF the authors creations.
but the idealist. which IS but lightly
sketched. proved altogether beyond the
powers of Erskine Sanford. Ralph
Roeder had almost as much trouble with
the devoted brother-in-law. Both were
trying parts.
Miss Risdon spoke lntellgently the
lines Of the youthful~heroine who passed
during the play from sentimental girl
hood 20 despair and finally 10 content
ment. Her performance was remark
able In view Of the task that confronted
her. Technical proficiency could be adj
mired. although II could not be said that
she ever suggested life. But that was
the fault OF the author. Only this same
cause interfered with the fine acting ~
Miss Ehic Shannon. Miss Lucille watson
and Miss Helen Wesley.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Finley j. shepard nave
returned to $40 Fifth avenue from
Irvington. ". Y.
The Misses Caroline and Elizabeth
White 6f 500 Fifth avenue have re-
turned from Stockhridge.
Mrs Henry Devereux Wilton and Mr..
Herman Frasch Wilton, her son, are
en- route TO France 10 pass the winter
with Mrs. Herman Frasch at Cap Fer
rat, St Jean. France. where Mr.. Wilton
will join them at Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Poultney Bigeiow will
sail soon for the Far East. whore they
intend to make extended Journeys into
the newly acquired spheres of Japanese
influence. They expect TO return to
Malden-o the Hudson next August
Miss Ruth Stillman. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph +. Stllman, VIII start
next month for Europe.
Mrs. Luther kount7e has returned to
New York from Newport.
Mr.. Edward j. Berwini will return, to
New York from Europe on Novem-
her 10
Mrs. Lewis Colt Albro has returned
70 100 East Seventy second street from
her country place. Cedar Brook Farm.
in Webotuck y. Y.
Among the debutantes of the winter
will be Miss Eleanor Peter. daughter
Of M. ana Mrs. Clarkson Potter Of
Westches;er
Mrs. Gardiner Slerrnan has come
from Kcewaydin. Bar Harbor, Me. 10
the ST. Regis. whore she VIII remain
until the end of next month.
Mrs. Harris Fahnestock will give a
reception with dancing in her home. 10
East Sixty-sixth street the afternoon
Of December 4 for her cousin. MISS
Georgina Lawrence Wells. debutanto.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tileston Wells
OF SO East Seventy-sixth street.
Mrs. Edwin H. weatherbee has lett
her country place. Waytes Court. Ma
maroneck. and is in her new apart
ment. $40 Park avenue.
Mrs. william Lanman Bull. Jr., and
Miss aEiizabeth Worthington Bull VIII
start Saturday for Santa Barbara. wnere
they will pass the winter.
wAsHINGTON-
Mrs. Houston, wife Of the secretary
of the Treasury. received informally
Yesterday afternoon for the first time
this season and will be at home on
Wednesday afternoons until attef
Christmas.
Mrs. Meredith wife vi the Secretary
of Agriculture, was hostess at lunch
con Yesterday in compliment to Bar
oness Romano Avezzana. Mrs. Mere
dith will spend to-day in Philadelphia
Lady Auckland Geddcs will be al
home at the British Embassy on Fri
day. November 2e. and thereafter Will
receive on Friday afternoons through
the season.
Senator and Mrs. Edwin :. Johnson
| of Yankton. S. D.. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter. Miss Emily
Ellen Johnson, to Mr.. Alfred p. Oxtoby
of Wheeling. w. Va
| Capt. C. J. Henry of the British EN-
bassy will go to New York on Sunday
TO attend the opening of the Metropolis
ftan Opera on Monday night.
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Wearing Apparel.


LosT-on Tuesday evening fur neclpiece,
between 1i1th and 18TH SITS, Amsterdam
av. Finder Will receive suitable reward II
returned 10 apartment 80. AS West li5th
ST.
LOsT-Drown fur neckDicce. Vicinity toth ST..
Amsterdam av., Library or broadway.
Tuesday evening; LORD & Taylor label;
liberal reward PALMER Tel. Schuyler
94s7
LOST-NECKPIECE REWARD.
Two email mlnks. between 4s Went sith
ST. and corner Central Tarf West. Monday
evening Return Mr.. sToRR, As West s'th
LOsT-sable scarf. IN Green ard White taxi
Wednesday. November 10. on trim 70 Penn
sylvania Sta Ion from 9lot and broadway;
liberal reward WITTY, 22j West seth -.
Schuyler 2oo5
LOsT-Fisher nec'Jpicco, Tuesday night.
eithor in Rivoli Theatre I'm taxi from
theatre to los East SOD Reward. Com
rnunicate Mrs r. r. SKINNER. i3T Eas'
Goth st. Rhinelander 2sT.
LOsT-Natural gray realskin fur coat. black
seal collar and cuffs, Museum Of Natural
History Monday morning; libcral reward.
'Oo East Seventy-thrd 81. Tel. Rhinelander
r.osT-Hudson sable one animal neckpiece,
between Madison and Park avs. on 51st ct,
Monday afternoon; reward. STAFFORD
BROS. 90 w. 44th 81.
LOST-Friday evening, IN taxi. between
Grand Central Station and Great Northern
Hotel. beaver scarf; reward 60 Herald.
Herald 90.
LosT-Tue4day night. beaver neckpiece. be-
tween 104th ~. elevated station and 10lth
ST. and Amsterdam av.: reward. QUESADA.
151 w. 10Sth st.
LosT-Fur marten neckpiece. wedne sday
morning, East 4lst 81. Reward, return 20
GALLAGHER. $50 y. 4lst ~.
LosT-Tucsday afternoon, n Stern Brothcrs.
brown flgher neckpiece. So reward II re-
turned 70 PETIT. - r. 4+th 81.
f.OsT-Lcather suitcase containing wearing
apparel. Reward Tel John 1860. MR.
Iu1ltkE. "
LOST-Boy's overcoat Central Park. Suit
able reward NACHMAS, 500 West End
LOsT-Fisher neckpiece last week shopping
Reward. IIUTTY. Vanderbilt GIG. room
1l6.
s75 REWARD
for return OF Fisher fur scarf lost oct. 81
between iisth =. and Riverside Drive ana
u. LEE CO. INC. - William st.
Cats. Dogs. &c.
LOsT-Black Pomeranian puppy: s25 reward
for return or information leading 70 recov-
cry: no questions asked Telephone Lcnox
2924J. Brandt. go East seth ST.. ground
LOsT-At 72d ST. and Lexington av.. youna
collie. tim and white answers TO namo
Aesop. Tel 1900 Vanderbilt. SIR. DEER
SON. or calf pos r. I'D Ct.
LOsT-white seayham dog. about a. NJ.
November 10; liberal reward. Return 10
II Park av.
LOsT-Aircdale terrier: black collar with
loose namepinte; near Gramercy fark; $40
reward. Tel. Gramercy SIS.
LOST-A gray Persian cat. Reward II re-
turned 10 90 East Gath Il.
Found.
FOUND-String pearls on Monday. Novem-
her l. H. J. O'TOOLE, phone Hollis 6iiT.
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BIR THIS

LIONE.-A fine bal Y boy was born 10 Mr.
and Mrs John Ione Of 225 East ajth
November O. 1920 Mother and baby doing
nicely.
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HARVEY In &5ndon. on Tuesday, November
o. 1920. Mary Anna Estererook. oelovea
wife OF Ralph Key Harvey, daughter or
the late Francis and Mary Anna Ester
brook Wood OF New York. Philadelphia
ma ne n nlea sa emmy.
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LOsT-On Tuesday evening fur neolSpiece.
between 1l1th and 1i5th SITS, Amsterdam
av Finder Will receive suitable reward II
OF
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Mrs. Meredith, wife VI the Secretary
of Agriculture, was hostess at lunch
con yesterday in compliment TO bar
oness r 9mano Avezzana. Mrs. Mere
dith Will spend to-day in Philadelphia.
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HAUSSMAN.-- November 10. Alice W.. widow
OF Henry and dearly beloved mother OF
MarJery. Funeral strictly private. fort-
land (Ore.), Seattle and San Francisoo
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Lady Auckland Geddes Will be al
home at the British Embassy on Fri
day. November 2e. and thereafter VIII
receive on Friday afternoons through
the season.
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HURLEY.-Oh November 0. Joserh. the be-
loved son of Timothy and Bridgrt Hurley
(nee O'Sulilynn), native OF Portna gee.
County Kerry, Ireland. Remains lying
at the Boyertown chapel. GIL sth av., cor
ner 43d ST. Funeral notice later. Ar
rangements In charge OF Undertaker Denis
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Senator and Mrs. Edwin :. Johnson
of Yanktou. S. D.. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter. Miss Emily
Ellen Johnson, to Mr.. Alfred p. Oxtoby
of IVhaoIinp w Va
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November Q. 1920, Guatavs
A. Hurlimann. beloved husband Of Eliza
beth Fry IN his 4Sd year. Funeral VIII BE-
held from his late residence. - King az.
Weehawken, y. j.. Friday, November II.
al 9.I5 A. NJ. thence 20 81. Augusttne's
Union Hi.
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WASHINGTON

Mrs. Houston. wife Of the Secretary
of the Treasury. received informalls
yesterday afternoon for the first time
this season and will be at home OF
Wednesday afternoons Until attei
Christmas.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mr. and Mrs. Finley ]. Shepard have
returned to $40 Fifth avenue from
Irvington ". Y.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-09-23
Notice.

There was great rejoicing Sur
day at the celebration of Mrs.
Jane Blackwell's sixty. eighth
birthday.
Mrs. Blackwell lives near Fol-
som, and has lived a widow about
eighteen years. She has eleven
children who are all married.
The children decided to have a
reunion in the home, they met on
the 18th, two days after her birth.
day in order that all the children
could be there.
The children were as follows
Willis Blackwell with three child.
rem and four grand children, Co.
rene Corkern with >ten children
and niue grand children, Ella
Lloyd with seven children and
three grand children, Norman
Blackwell with nine children and
two grand children, Step Black
we'll with six children, Euna Cork
ern with three children, Minnie
Lee with four children, Aci
Blackwell with four children, johr
Blackwell three children, Meac!
Thomas three children, Flee
Blackwell four children. MAKING
a total of eleven children, fifty
four grandchildren, and eighteen
great grand children, besides
other relatives and friends,
There was plenty Of good thing
to eat and good coffee to drink
Everybody was merry aud Wen
away rejoicing
A guest.
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Mrs. D. A. Self entertained az
dinner Sunday in honor OF MISS
Callie Bush.
Miss Annette Corkern SPenV
tho week END with MIS-. "m'
Bush at Bogalusa.
Mrs. G. N. Kimberlin enjoyed
a. visit last week from her sister,
Miss Lula Odom of Denis Nils .
ladies. our beautiful l'"' "'
ladies' suits and coats - l"'' are
beginning to arrive.
The Boston Store
Mr. and Mrs. A. Il. hood an"
infant son of Evergretn. Ala'
arrived Friday for 4 VISIT "''''
: NJ, ,.ua Mis-. j. Nj. D"llls.
Farm Wanted-Wanted to hear
from owner of farm or good land
for sale. Must be priced right
Write L. Jones, Box 531, Olney'
Illinois.
! Mrs. NJ. G. Poole entertained
the Epworth League at a pleas
ant evenings social Saturday,
the games and contests being
: followed by refreshments OF
: punch and sandwiches
: Wilbur Pope is spending
: fortnight's vacation in Washing
: ton Parish, last week with hi
: sister, Mrs. Robt. Burris in 30
) galusa, and this week ne is her
: with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
8 I. l., Pope.