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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-01
AUGUST sADERNACKER
Item No. IO7

LOIS Nos. .. u. 26. %, 30 and 80, Block
r,pteJ In be owned by August Sadernacker,
nnder deed 10 him from Frederick +. Bank.
hayes. attorney. dated June IS, 1908, recorded
In said Land Records ia Liber G. W 90 folio
"a etc Taxes due thereon. $500 IL Is
moi known whether said repuied owner. il
living. IS married or single, infant or adult.
sane or insane resident or nonresident; or. II
dead. who ore his heifs or deyisees. Said
whole tract contains Gas acres Of land, more
or less
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NJ. CARL Woodruff
Item No. 1856

Lots Nos and s. Block 8, S. f., as shown
on aforesaid plat, reputed TO be owned by
NJ Carl Woodruff. under unreeorded deed or
contract of purchase. Taxes due thereon,
$500. IL is not known whether said reputed
owner. il living, is married or single, infant
or adult, sane or insane, resident or non
resident; or, If dead, who are his heirs or
deyisees. Said whole tract contains DIG acres
of land more or less.
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lHN =. and LILLE VI
SPRINKLE
Item No. I65

Lots Nos IL and Is. Block 90, $ r. ~
shown on aforesaid plat. repu,ed 20 he owned
hy John T. sprinkle aud Lille a., ms VIE
under deed to them from Frederick = bAnA
corded in said Land Records in lsiber q.
70. folio 4os etc. Taxes due thereon, s-eVo
II i not known whether said reputed owners
il living. are sane or insane, residents OF
residents or. II dead. who are their heirs
or dexiSeeS Said whole tract contains olt
acres OF land more or less
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w. IL. WILLIAMS
Item No. 1874

Lots Nos IS, 80 and 81, Block 81, S. w,
as shown on said plat, reputed to be owned by
W. H. Williams, under deed to him from Fred
Is, 1910, and recorded in said Land Records
in Liber G. W. 70, folio 81, etc. Taxes due
thereon. $500 II is not known whether
said reputed owner, if living is married or
single infant or adult, sane insane resi-
dent or nonresident; or, if dead. who are his
heirs or deyiseeS. Said whole tract contains
0.21 acres of land more less
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MINNIE HADENl"
H. N u

Lots Nos and ., Block b. p E i, Minnie
down on said plat, vested o. da,ed June =
q fg said '@ county rSso IL Lsr " 81 l oaS
etc. It Is not known whether ssla ~ ~ sdu.,
living. is married or single ini1 rssideni: or,
sane or insane, resident or noI 80. sod
If dead. who are her heirs or og, More Or es'
whole tract contains O.16 acres
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4. RAN
Item No. Is4

Lots Nos rs aud IS, Block II, :. r. as
shown on aforesaid plat. repuied 20 be owned
b. L. Rain, under uDrecorded deed or con
tract Of purchase. Taxes due thereon. S@eoe-
il is not known whether said reputed owner,
il living Is married single, infant or adult
sane or insane, resident or nonresident; or, u
dead who are MS heirs or deylsees said
whole tract contains o.Is acres Of land, more
mr.
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GIUSEPPE MIRABLE
Ham M I2E

Lots Nos. %, &c, %. 30 and -, Block II,
s. w, as shown on aforesaid plat, reputed
TO be owned by Giuseppe Mirable, under un-
recorded deed OF contract of purchase Taxes
due thereon, $500. 1t is not known whether
said reputed owner, if living is married or
single infant or adult sane or insane, resident
or nonresident; or, il dead, who are his heirs
or devisees Said whole tract contains 0.40
Rcres OF land. moro or less.
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PHILIP sCHLEIN


Lot No. 81, Block as, S. F., as shown on
aforesaid plat, reputed to be owned by Philip
Schein under deed to him from Frederick
f. Bsukhages, dated November 9, 1909. re-
corded in said Land Records in Liher G.. w.
60, folio AIS, etc Taxes due thereon, $500.
Ii is not known whether said owner is mar
ried or single. infant adult. sane or insane.
resident or nonresident; or. if dead, who are
his heirs or devisees. Said whole tract con
tains 0.0s acres of land, more or less.
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JENNIE SMALL
Item 40. Ie4

Lot No II, Block Sc, 8 ". as shown on
aforesaid Plat reputed TO be owned by len
ME Small nnde- decd &c her from fFeaer ~
1908. recorded in saia Lard Records ~ Lihef
g. W So. folio % etc Taxes due thereon.
$500 1t is not known whether said repufed
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THOMAS }. LEWIS


Lots Nos. :. .. n. -. u. II. 10. = and
-, Block 40, $. r., As shown on aforesaid
l,ist renuted 20 b. owned b. Thomas j. Lewis.
under unrecordcd deed or contract Of puf-
chase Taxes due thereon. $500. II : not
known whether said reputed owner, II living,
Is married or single. infant or adult, sane or
insane resident or nonresident; or, II dead,
who are his heirs or deyisees Said whole
tract contains O.T2 acres Of land, more or
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w. ID. SMITH
Item No. IGO

Lots Nos %, 81, % and 81, Block 49,
s. f.. as shown on aforesaid plat, reputed to
be owned by, w d. Smith. under unrecorded
deed or contract of purchase. Taxes due
thereon, $500. 1t is not known whether
said reputed owner. if living, is married or
single, infant or adult, sane or insane resi-
dent or nonresident: or, if dead, who his
heirs or deviseeS. Said whole tract contains
O.32 acres of land, more or less
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IDA GOLDBERG
Item No. II

Lots Nos. % and "a, Block b. a., I5l
down on said plat, reputed 70 be o"nsa ,1,,r.r.
Goldberg, under unrecorded deco ol ia 70.
of purchase. il is not known whether ..-~Is
puied owner, II living, IS maff.'' .,,,dart NJ
nonresident; or. If dead. who are hs[ GI5
or devisees. Said whole tract 'on'''''
acres, more or less
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IDA J. sMITHERMAN
Item No. I59

Lot No. 10. Block 20, S. W, as shown
on aforesaid plat, reputed 10 be owned by
Ida J. Smitherlnan, under unrecorded deed or
contract of purchase Taxes due thereon
$500 II is not known whether said repgted
owner, X living, is married or single, infant
or adult, sane or insane, resident or non resi-
dent: or. if dead. who are her heirs or de
visees. Said whole tract contains 0.0S acres
OF land. more or less.
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ERNEST n. II. and LILLIAN MUTH
Item No. i2G

Lots Nos. 81, 23. 25, 81 and 20. Block 90,
s. f.. as shown on aforesaid plat reputed to
he owned by Ernest r. II. and Lillian Muth,
under unrecorded deed or contract of pur-
chase Taxes due thereon. $500. II is not
known whether said reputed owners are mar
ried or single, infants or adults, sane or in
sane. residents or non-residents; or, II dead,
who are their heirs or deviSees. Said whole
tract contains 0.40 acres of land, more or
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WILBUR W. RUTTER
Vta,, NJ a2Q

Lots Nos B. Is, II, 10, 81 and 23. Block
a., s. f., as shown on aforesaid plat, reputed
TO be owned by Wilbur w Rutter, under I'M
recorded deed or contract of purchase. Taxes
due thereon. $500. Ii is not known whether
said reputed owner, if living, is married or
single, infant or adult, sane or insane, resi-
dent or nonresident or, if dead, who are
his heirs or deyisees. Said whole tract con-
tains GAS acres Of land more or lessN
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EARL ID. MALLERY
Item No. II9

Lots Nos. II and lo. Block "a, s. T., as
shown on aforesaid plat. repated 20 be owned
Is Earl 3 Alailery, under unrecoroed deed or
eoafrart Of pmrchase Taxes due thereon,
$500. I. IS not known whether said re-
uu.ed owner, II living. is married or single
infant or adult sane or insane, resident or
aoa resident; or If dead who are his heirs
or deyisees Said whole tract contains o.lo
acres Of land more or less.
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CHARLES p. ZIMMERMAN
Item No. 1911

Lot No 7, Block 81, S. E., as shown on
aforesaid plat, reputed to be owned by Charles
r. Zimmerman, under unreeorded deed or con
tract Of purchase. Taxes due thereon. S2s 90
II is not known whether said reputed owner.
If living. is married or single. infant or adult
sane or insane. resident or resident: or.
if dead, who are his heirs or devisees Said
whole tract contains 0.0s acres Of land, more
or less.
! FURTHER GIVE NOTICE to all per-
sons interested in said lands or any part
thereof. To come forward in the said Dis
trict Court of the United States for the
District of Maryland. on or before the
First Day of June, 1920.
and file their objections. II any they have, tc
the proposed condemnation Of said lands
ARTHUR L. SPAMER,
Cierk Of the District Court
Of The United States for
The District Of Maryland.
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GIUSEPPE TRAUBERI

Lots Nos. 10 and u. Block 81. S. ". as
shown on aforesaid plat. repnted TO be owned
lv Gnissepp Trauberi, under deed 70 him
from Frederick L. Baukhages, attorney, dated
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LEE zIMMERMAN
Item No. 1870

Lot No. s. Block 81 s. E., as shown on the
aforesaid plat. repuied to be owned by Lee
tract of purchase. Taxes due thereon, SOS. 90.
n is not known whether said reputed owner.
If living. is married or single, infant or adult.
sane or insane, resident or nonresident or. il
dead. who are his heirs or devisees Said
whole tract contains 0.0S acres of land, more
or less.
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HENRY KOsENnERG


Lots Nos. 81, 20 and 81, Block AZ, S. E.,
and lots Nos l and 3, Block s. ;. T., as
shown on aforesaid plat, reputed to be owned
By Henry Rosenberg, under unrecorded deed
or contract OF purchase Taxes due thereon,
S2s. 90. Il is not known whether said re-
puted owner II living, is married or single,
infant or adult, sane or insane, resident or
non resident; or, II dead, who are his heirs
OF devisees Said whole tract contains 0A0
acres OF land more or less
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OLIVER MASON
Item No. 1871

Lots Nos. II, TO- 2I. %. IS. 81, 90 and
81. Block o. &. f., as shown on aforesaid
plat. reputed be owned by Oliver Mason,
under unrecordcd deed contract Of pur-
chase. Taxes due thereon. $500. II is not
known whether said reputed owner, If living,
& married or single infant or adult, sane or
insane. resident or n-resdent; or, II dead,
who are his heirs or deyisees. Said whole
tract contains O.64 acres Of land, more or
less
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WIN II. HAMILTON and
MARY HAMILTON

Lots Nos. ., 4, 6. 2. 10 IL = = - 90 saa
Block %. 8 T., and lots N ,o.J down on saia
81. Block %. n T.. as I I,i,,,s GD' Il. HAM,
plat. vested Of record in Vine ..;fe under DEG
ton and Mary Hamilton, his viz ,oos sad r.,
to them dated september J q p;.eords Of s' %
corded among the l.ana t faro g. eie j.
county in Liber G.. J" ~ d,.ners Il 'iA-.
A., y he esn eH9 or insane resident or n or sy
orr # dead who are their he ssiI acres more o
said whole tract contains o.9o az
less
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owner. II living. is married or single, infant =.
adult sane or insane. resident or NOM -
dent or. il dead who are her heirs OF ce
viSees. Said whole tract contains O'oe sores
az land. more or less.
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NOTICE
I Q N D E Nj N ALTON

In the Matter OF ,lie ror5.-,....
i'' t IN Anne Arundel Gone" 't-a.-
i'' O>e q The United STATE. 49,
Military Purposes
In the llis'rio; Court % he l-..
Ter the Distract Of N.-,.5s >s,s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-15

s7@ssc: 81 to ~ lbs, to dos., 81 @ssc: 4s to
a. ibs. to doz.. per lb.,, as @ 4oc; 4s lbs, and
ern. weishns 8 TO 10 lbs. apiece, 81 a 65c;
some hesyier stock higher weighing lbs
weighing lbs. apiece, 4Sc; turkeys, nearby,
fancy. ESQ ooc; do. nearby. fair to good, SO a.
SSe: Doc OLD s, toms oie; ducks western. ss@4oc;
good. 25 90c. 80 W
FRESH FRuITs--Applcs. per bbl.. as to
berries. pc. Dbl tsS7. V Oranges. FLORIDA.
per box. 8.!5gs.5e. Tanserines, Florida,
per box, ,s2@4.7o. Strawberries. Florida
s5@5.40. Sweet potatoes southe-n nSr
hamper, s1.15@2,25; do. Jersey. per bskt..
ish per. ton 500 Si1o: do, Florida FiiS PEI; per
hamper. 81; 20 @a. .s Onions, , per lG0.lb; sasEs
@4.50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-15
Philadelphia Markets

,S AND FI,oUR--wHEAT--Rec
% eRAIsS esss Sush Aso The market unchansed al
.SsssS i" fHGs' the StsP S'E foS No. No.
SS'hllfHsg.neeeipt,. S'hllfHsg 24se bush: quiet; c Gar y
lOtss llOStssx as No. 70 white. I.ol @i.oih No. 4
WE :SS sSs ss.: s:s and sSI $40
= iSs sSssr D:ssss sl { isss ss,. isfs
s ss sSsgialss e a. .. gsss%s s5
;sS1s.sSt; SDS..nt ;G!'GS6 short psssns
ssSo fsnSyd sprIas ar Gtty mills
D'EisRRis E%SSs 'sSsSEb per p.is Sb 4 4 sacks. ss;.
sns si1fted tenders, smoked and air.drisd. b1o pork
ssaamiIy' 52o; hams. s. p. cured loose, 2I@
sSc sinaed 10Ss9 soed ScSeess &c.,
s%EEIsdn srSIe shoulders s. p cured, loose. 2oc; DO
pSoEV pTmoEed. Sic; bellies. in pishle. loose. 24c;
Srsakt&s%tp esssn .,.nay s2o saEc creamery
SSSsss 7S%ds'' sst. es ssssss sss
isSSSr 4 Sf sSSs
for oEGds dss e frSer aSGa Free cases nearby aEs.s
1886 per crate. nearby current receipts, stsrn
s.S' Nss!STn souiSern satGs ns't's sss eG
CHEESE steadily helu. NeW Iorh. WHOLE
milk flats, held, fancy. 2eh @S0o; specials
higher; held fair to good. 2Sh @2ec; current
,asle nominal; wisconsin. whole-milk fats.
bsIS' fancy 2sh o. @80c: fair to good. 2sh @
gec; jobbing gales Of fancy held goods, $40
'PouITRY--I,ive fowls. fine fat, 500
400. do Inferior, 80 @ 38c: broiling chickens.
Isncy. eoft-meated. weighing III @2 lbs.
splece, b5 q 60c spring chickens. averase
soft.meated, 4O@42c: inferior. 8S@39c;
Stacy young ROSTERS. 80@ 32c; old ROSTERS,
SSsb2sc; ducks. white Pekin. a. a 48c; do,
IDSian Runner, 400 42c; do. Muscovy. BOO
sac; turkeys, 46@46c; pigeons. per pair. $50
60c. r r,, <,
Killed, dry picked, In boxes, Weighing lbs.
md over apiece, 4Oc; Weighing az lbs. 81 %
sse; weighing 8 lbs, SO q 85c; fowls. fresh
gIied. in bbis., dry-picked, weighing lbs.
and over apiece, 3es o; weighing 81 lbs, 80
TS7c: Weighing 8 lbs, 80 a 34c: old roosters.
ory.picked, 29c; broiiers. Jersey. dry-picked,
S5ia8Oc; do. ordinary. nearby. dry-picked, so
S5sc: broilers, western. dry-picked weighing
III az lbs. apiece, 4s q SOC; roasting chick.
ons western, dry-picked, in bbls. weighing
4 lbs and over apiece, 40 % 42c: weighing 81
lbs, apiece, 87@40c: weighing 8 lbs. apiece.
ssaSic; Weighing 2h lbs. apiece, Al @ 42c
western, corn-fed chickens. ~ to box. II lbs.
and under to doz., per ID, 4s@6oc; 1s to "a
do; doz, per ib.. 4o@42c: 81 to SO lbs. to doz.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-15
How Hyatt Roller Bearings Make Trucks Better

The places show ordinary the plain
bearings The dragging friction and poor fabrication combine
the ax and wheel hubs and these parts become the
and the truck needs Wheels
Hyatt Roller Bearings provide rolling motion between the
wheels and aes instead of dragging friction there
parts rub The rollers high grade chrome
vanadium STEEL wound in hecal FORM These rollers slightly
flexible mcroscopicaly so but sufficiently flexible cushion the
shocks that when loads dropped trucks and stand
up under the of shocks that
the bearings when auc bumps rough floors dropped
two to six inches from elevator.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-15

The hub of truck wheel encloses Hyatt Roller Bearing,
providing for oil which distributed by the hecal slots
in the rollers all the bearing surfaces the wheels revove
One filling of oil gives perfect fabrication four months
The rolling motion of the Hyatt Roller Bearing responsible
for the reduction lat least 5O in the effort required
truck and the rollers durable, this easy rolling
tinues throughout the life of the truck.
See that the trucks you order have strong Platforms capable
wheels and sturdy a but important of ALL be they
Hyatt Roller Bearing equppdhen you will have Better Trucks
trucks with the inbui stamina give you real truck service
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-15

Men responsible internal transportation of goods turning
to Better Trucks a solution to their problems.
Truckers hard get and their sky high fabrication
costs continue RISE ordinary trucks requires high
priced labor and materials.
Better solve these problems because they running
operate four months supply of oil and require minimum
of maintenance
The better trucks does apply to special design of
truck or any truck but progressive trend
truck manufacture and truck buying toward equipment that has
higher first cost which overshadowed by worthwhile savings
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-15

Labor: One easily push the heaviest load Hyatt
equipped truck
Poer Easy running trailer trucks require only half as much
eliminates costly MONDAY boosting batteries
Lubrcaton Trucks oing in four months
a real saving in oil and labor results
Maintenance webuil trucks with durable Hyatt Bearings do
pound pieces months and do require constant
repairs.
Better Trucks being built by the progressive truck manu-
facture everywhere Specify them and your trucking problems
solved
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-15
Hyatt Better Truck Engineers

tacks manner. They talk dollars and cents as W
materials
Hyatt Better Truck Engineers don't know it
you how to run your business, but they can te
internal transportation men have been up against
used Better Trucks to advantage.
Welcome the Hyatt Engineer who comes to Sc
to every man in your organization who has tru
you are using ordinary trucks he give you at L
or two-perhaps he can tell you how to cut your
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-29
Club Notes

About fifty or sixty members Of the
Epworth league Of 81. Marks church,
North Chattanooga. will 10 out to Elks
station on the side OF Signal mountain
for a wiener roast. The affair Ii TO be
In the nature Of q Halloween celebra-
ton.
The PhiIathea class, taught By Mrs,
u. II. Brown nj the courthouse, prom
ises to have quite an Interesting de-
bate preceding the regular lesson hour
Sunday morning. The subject Of the
debate is: "tesolved. That the league
administration should be adopted by the
United states" The affirmative speak
ers are Miss Eugenia McWilliams and
Mis- Jessie Wright; the negative. Miss
Julia Carter and Miss Mary u. Samuel
The Sunday School Graded union will
meet at the First Baptist church Sat
uraay afternoon at $3.50. Dr. May Allen
will conduct the devotional exercises
the chart class. DIR. WIN Johnson will
make a talk and ]. b. Milligan Will
teach the Sunday school lesson.
The primary department Of 81. Pauls
Episcopal church, OF which Miss Grace
Dodds Is superintendent. VIII give Q
party IN the parish house Saturday att
einocn At $3.50, The teachers ant par
ents are also Invited.
Invitations have been issued by the
Junior league TO the large charity Dali
which will be given on the evening o.
Nov. 8, at the Chattanooga, Coli and
Country club. An elaborate program
Will be given.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-29
LING-PRIcE
Beautiful Wedding at Baptist
Tabernacle Thursday.

The marriage OF Miss Jessie Ann
Price and Mr.. John u. Ling was SOL
emnized Thursday evening at s o clock
AT the Baptist Tabernacle, Dr, T. r.
Galloway officiating. using the full ring
Ths church was beautifully decorated
q ferns. nalms. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
English Ivy
Miss Bessie Price. sister Of the bride,
was maid Of honor. and Mr.. Leonard
E;nioe served as best man. Master Ed
gar Price, Jr.. was rinRbearer. and little
Mary Leila Norman was flower girl.
Masses Pansy Leavitt Eunice Price and
Minnie Lou Price were bridesmaids,
MeErrs Robert Ling. r, D Price and
Bernard Bender acted as ushers.
Preceding the entrance OF the bridal
party Mr. Charles Holman sang II Love
You Truly" and AT Dawning." Miss
Edith Street presided at the piano.
To the strains OF the wedding march
from Lohengrin the ushers. followed by
the bridesmaids. advance to the altar.
Then came the ringbearer and flower
: The bride entered with Miss Bessie
Price. maid OF honor. The groom en-
tered with his best man. and met her
Tho bridesmaids and the maid OF
honor wore dresses OF different colors
or taffeta. AMI short wells. and carried
arm bouquets Of Killarney roses.
The little flower CTR louvre a dainty
dress OF blue taffeta and carried bas-
ket OF Sweetheart roses The ring
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-29
47aII0zCe en Parties Much In
Evidence for Weekend

: East Eighth street this evening. John
4 Crmmins Is chairman OF the dance hal
| and Miss E,lose AlsObrook will serve al
hostess this evening. She will be as
sisted by the young girls. and members
'hs k.,sS's IDEAS 81 .o p.HsIop. SIuo
Miss Mary Ethel Chandler enter
talned with mask Halloween party
at her home In st. Elmo. Thursday
evening. The usual suggestions OF the
season were developed IN some clever
streamer curtains OF yellow and blacI,
hung In the door archwayg showed
cats witches and owls, and brightly
colored autumn leaves formed a cor
nice work over the lmprovised curtains.
Ported palms and large yellow chrysan-
themums added TO the color note and
gave q charm to the really attractive
house arrangements for party OF the
mystic season.
The dining and living rooms were
thrown together for games and dances,
and an orchestra stationed In the par
lor amid palms and jack -ol lanterns
discoursed music for the dancing.
Miss Goldia Simmons added much 10
the amusement OF the evening by tell
Ing fortunes. prize was offered TO
the one remaining unidentified the long
est, and was won by W T. Green II
was q miniature pumpkin filled with
candy. Cider was served from the
punch bowl throughout the evening and
at n late hour the orchestra played
Home, Sweet Home" The guests, who
numbered sixty. were served with pop
corn, DEVILS food cake, nuts and cider.
Bonfire Celebration.
Halloween social VIII be given at
the HlxBon school building Saturday |
night. A program will be given, fol- |
lowed by a bonfire and out door |
games. The parent teachers associa- |
ton OF the school will serve refresh
,npnfR
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-29
Among The Sick

Miss Barbara Allen, the little daugh-
ter OF MIR. and Mrs. John Allen. who
has been very III for some Time "
still confined TO her bed.
7. o. Eldridge has returned 70 ms
home In, Hlxson after undergoing an
operation AZ Erlanger hospital
Little Misc Leona Keith has recovered
from q severe illness and 10 now able
TO be out.
}, Mira. H. J. Bradley 10 suffering from q
severely cut Rhand p@ "3@aNsS VIEW ai
Master Houston Berger. who 10 III at
the homo 10 his grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. q. w. Nixon, In St Elmo. 10 re-
ported better.
Mrs. Alfred Burke. who recently un-
derwent an operation at the Newell
sanitarium, II recovering.
Miss Lena Thomasson n at Erlanger
hospital. where she underwent an oper-
alton for appendicitis