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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-06
NOTICE TO NoN-REsIpENr


STATE OF INDIANA, LAKE COUN-
TY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT. SITTING AT HAMMOND.
INDIANA, MARCH TERM, 1922
Paul B. Lipfnski VS.. Anton Cirko
ct al. Cause No. 21512. Action to
toreclose Mortgage and Appoint Re
ceiver without Notice.
Now comes the plaintiff by Sheer
er & White, Attorneys, and files his
complaint herein, together with an
affidavit of a competent person,
showing that the defendants there
to, towit: Anton CirlSo and Emile
Cirko. sometimes known as Anna
Cirko. his wife. are not residents OF
the State of Indiana; and that this
rs ar action to foreciose a mortgage
on the following real estate situa-
ted in Lake County, Indiana, to-wit:
Lots Thirty-two (32) and ThIr-
ty-three $3.50 in Block One ~, In
Garfield Park Subdivision to the
Town, now City or Gary, the same
being subdivision of the East
one-half of the Northeast quarter
of the Southwest quarter OF Sec
ton IS, Township IS North. Range
s West of the Second Principal
Meridian in the County OF Lake
and State Of Indiana, as shown by
the recorded plat of Garfield Park
Subdivision in the Town or Gary,
in the Recorders office OF Lake
County, Indiana as same appears
of record in Plat Book No. 7. Page
is. together with all Improvements
thereon
Said defendants are therefore here
by notified of the tendency of saio
action and that the same will stand
for trial at the next term or said
Court and that unless they appear
and answer or demur therein, at the
calling of said cause, on the 18th
day of May A D. 1892, the same be-
ing the Tth day of the next term OF
said Court to be begun and held in
Room number in the Court HOUSE
at Hammond. in said County and
State on the End Monday of May. A.
d. 1922. said action will pc hearo
and determined in their absence.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I here
unto set my hand and affix the seal
Of said Court, at Hammond. Indiana.
this 22nd day of March. A. %. 1922.
HERBERT l.. WHEATON,
tseal) Clerk L. 8. G
BY: wILETTA CAMPBELL.
Deputy Clerk. S:25:5e;4:6
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

FOR SALE--Strictly modern 8 room
bungaloy, JUS being completed.
with kitchenette. bookcase colonacc,
tile bath and electric. All assess
ments paved in full. See Ben Spor-
man at $50 Truman ave, or pnon-
Hammond 46S. 46 -
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LEGAL NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All creditors of Stanley Grabsra.
dealer in groceries and meats. at
604 w. I51st street. East Chicago,
Indiana, are hereby notified to pre-
sent their bills for payment. within
thirty days from date. 4:6:17:a1
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Collecting "kiss-prints" is the
latest whim Of Parisiennes. The
lips are rubbed with rouge and
kiss Is impressed on the smooth
,age Of an album and signed.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Ilady who found string or
pearls in East Chicago taxi Tues
day afternoon please return to 7I3
Calumet ave, Hammond. Reward.
LOST-March 31st. black, tan and
white rabbit hound Reward.
Stanley Yassinski. phone 20l7 Ham
mond. 4:6:.r
LOST-March Is. heavy gold watch
chain with medium sized Elks
tooth attached to middle or cham.
Reward Write 3. Z. N. care Times.
Hammond 1868
LOST-Belt belonging to mixed tar
Scotch tweed overcoat. Reward.
Phone 5000 Hammond 40
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FOR SALE---One dufold davenpor5
bed, good as new. Phone 1290-A,
Hammond. 40
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WANTED--FEMALE HELP

81 A \ sfED--M aitress East Chica go
Restaurant. 1924 Forsyth ave. East
. h!cago f:s:S
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We also have listed with US what
we call an absolute sacrifice. A
brand new bungalow on so fit. lot,
Calumet ave, with brick garage
Tor two cars, which, itself cost $3.50
TO build The lot at its lowest value
is worth $4,000. Brick house cost to
build. with garage, $500. VIII sell
complete for $1,000. To be handled
on part cash, balance mortgage plan.
The owner of this place is leaving
for Europe and we must sell within
ten days.
On both of these, we would adj
wise to call early and make an ap-
moi M mani
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE

After this date will not be respon-
sible for debts contracted by anyone
but myself.
STEVE PANKO,
4:4:3 Ais Morton Court
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1'zlaE|'sgzssnna


Right. the radiophones ntility as a
military units Maj. Gen Bullard,
U. 3. A. giving orders to his
staff via radiophone at Bedloes
Island. N. 7. Below. how radio
is revolutionizing the art of
political campaigning; Senator
Harry l.. New of Indiana deliver
ing a campaign speech from his
desk in Washington to an audi
ence in Indianapolis. Above, the
radio In everyday life: Chicago
youth equips his fiiv,er with
complete radio outfit sa.t
Michigan hears nightly concerts
that are going on In P:ttsburgs&
Some OF the many uses of radio
are shown above.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-06
ULLRICH e BICK

REAL ESTATE
PHONE ago OR 1859 HAM. 4:6:2
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AUTO ACCESSORIES
SITUATION WANTED

WANTED--PositIon by experienced
chauffeur, can handle ana care
for any car. Write B-s1, care Times
Hammond. asa
WANTED--Positio bv nurse for,
private cases or doctors assis
ant Best of references. Write h.
M. M. care Times, Hammond. 1852
WANTED--WorlS driving truck or
touring car. do own repairing.
1.1S Reese ave, or phone 430-R VIII;
ing 1853
WANTED--Position by a Hungarian
girl in restaurant, to help In kit
chen or homework. Call at SIS
Ames ave, Hammond. 4:6:3
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FOR SALE--AUTOMOBILES

Storage Batteries charged,
rented and repaired. The
s. & M. Battery Service,
3l8 Fayette street, Ham
mond, phone 1865. ll-as-sf
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8 room frame bungalow on 50 fl.
lot. Garage for enc car. Decorated
throughout. Two bed rooms, also
music room which is large enough
for a bed room. and breakfast room
Round Oak furnace, tile bath, and
the price is low enough for anyone
to buy. S4750. Part cash, balance
terms.
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FOR SALE
Real Bargains

This is what prospective buyers
are now looking for.
Zach OF these homes advertised
today is real bargain. and you can
not very we'll afford 10 buy or build
until you have seen these.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
OF ESTATE
In the matter of the Estate Of
Lena Humboldt. deceased. No. 1865.
In the Lake Superior Court. March
Term, 1922.
NOTICE is hereby given 20 the
HEIRS. LEGATEES AND CERDT-
TORS of Lena Humboldt, deceased.
to appear in the Lake Superior Court
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1912


Cut in sizes: u, IA and 16 years.
A Il year size requires 81 yards
of 40 inch material. The width of
the skirt t the foot is about 2
yards. Price ~ cents.
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MISCELLANEOUS

AUTO PAINTING and Trimming
work OF quality. Auto Customs
Shop. 1924 State ST. Ham. 3:s;tf
ELECTRIC IRONS REPAIRED
Standard make. Northern Indiana
Gas g. Electric Co., Hammond store.
3:24:tf
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT room house
on south side. Phone 2944 Ham
nond 4.4:tr
WANTED TO RENT or room
house or fiat in Home wood. Wesv
Hammond, or Highland addition.
Possession June LIST. Write BIT
care Times. Hammond. asst
WANTED-S unfurnished rooms for
hskpg. Call 1877 Hammond, ask
.or Miss shelton. 40
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-06

OWN YOUR HOME
BARGAINS

MY DEARIE: Listen to this al
the REALTOR has here. WHY NOT
BUY 1T and be happy forever ana
SAVE OUR RENT. On WEBB ST.
WEST HAMMOND where taxes arc
low. a q ROOM MODERN BRICK
BUNGALOW. has all the modern
conveniences. SUN PARLOR. FIRE
PLACE. BOOKCASES. OAK trim.
KITCHEN CABINET. nice electric
MIXTURES. Furnace. laundry tray, coai
pin. fruit cellar HUMPHREY IN
sTANTANEous WATER HEATER.
40 Eft LOT. lawn and shrubbery
and is located In a very good neigh
pornood and only $1,000 with nominal
payment down, or they will trace
for q larger home or fat LET US
INVESTIGATE this bungalow. call
the office, THEIR SERVICE Is AT
OUR COMMAND At ALL TINES.
FRANK j. W-aCHEWICZ
Home of the Best Home Bargains
Phone 1917. 153 State St. Ham
mond A.b.2
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NOTICE

! viii not be responsible for
debts contracted by any one but my
self
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PRINATE PARTS

VIII sacrifice my four passenger
Apperson Jack Rabbit" Roadster
Late model Motor full OF pep.
new cord tires and two extras on
spare rims. Compete with tools.
1879 license and title OF ownership
papers. FULLY equipped, just like
new. Cost $i.g00, will sell this high
grade car for $3.50 cash.
Phone Hammond 43T2-J or 2U4s.
1883
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FOR SAILS room modern bunga-
low, east side Call 831 Alice st,
phone 2270 Hammond. 45:5
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FOR SALE--tord touring car. s2Or
worth, extras, shock absorbers.
good condition, must sell at once
Ftrst $500 takes IL. Cali Lester
Leigh. Hammond Hotel. Sibley ST.,
Hammond. 4:6;2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-06
PUBLIC CLEARING
SALE

PUBLIC CLEARING
SALE
Come prepared to haul
the merchandise away.
Oak Dining Room Table
for $3.50.
l Square 8 foot Oak Elk
tension Table, $50 value.
for $3.50.
One Oak Upholstered
Couch, for $3.50.
l Gas Range, 5000.
/ Morris Chair, $50.
l Side Board, $11.5O.
3 Oak Rockers, each
$3.50.
| Drop Head Sewing
Machine, $50.
6 Iron Bed Steads each
$1.OO.
Come in and see our
many more items at Give
Away Prices, pa E. State
St. Hammond, Ind. Isl
FOR sALE--second hand washers
one Ez. Vacuum washer, / west
crn Electric, cylinder type. copper.
1-62 4. a. u. G. cylinder type WASH
er, Dolly type washers: perfect
condition. 643 Holman St. General
Electric shop, Hammond. 1853
FOR SALE--One dufold davenpor5
bed, good as new. Phone 129o-A,
Hammond. 40
FOR SALE---Combinatio gas anc-
coal range; ? leather rockers. brass
bed complete, reasonable Inquire
244 Waltham st. Hammond 4:6.i
FOR SALE-One Rem
ington Automatic Shot
Gun, like new, % inch bar
rel, full choke, raised rib
cost $1O6. Sell for $4,000
Call 322 Hammond or "a.
4:6:1
FOR SALE--Restaurant and soda
parlor, doing a real business in a
real town: other business reason for
selling. Wallace & Murphy. rem
sseiear, Indiana. 1855
FOR SALE-SuWa Rug and paint
cleaner. large package. soc, small
size. 25c 1873 Bulletin ST., phone
1343-M Hammond. 1851
FOR SALE-Cinders, horse and COW
manure. hauling of all kinds. Rea-
sonably done. Phone 1S35-M Ham
mond 1851
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" NlN ED = Statesmen. OPPORTUNITY
good for SIS per day. Chica go
territory. Apply Betz Bros. 437
Holman ST.. Hammond ASP
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WANTED TO BUY

W ANTED-Cneapest Ford car cash
money Will buy. Must be 1920
model or later. Phone East Chicago
s29 or call $40 Chicago ave, East
Chicago. 1852
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

FOR SALE-Modern room bunga-
low on Detroit ST, only S+750.
$4,000 cash, balance terms. John
+. Wilhelsr & Son, Real Estate. 81
West State at. phone SO Ham. 4:4:3
FOR SALE-Two story brick store
building, south OF n. Pl. r. r. on
Calumet ave. Phone S59-J Ham
mond. 1873
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NOIlICE

Your old sewing machine made to
run like new. All work guaranteed.
j. F'ANTA Phone 2570 Ham. i:t:12t
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MANTED-Age gents. Your opportuni-
~ to be Independent and pros
porous Become our special repre-
sentative, sell goods in constant
demand. Particulars free. THE BA-
CORN COMPANY. Elmira, \. Y. 40
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Musical instruments For Sale

FOR SALE-Here' a chance to ger
a good photograph cheap. SIS
buys my beautiful brand new cleo
trip concert grand console model
monograph. Cost $500 Compare
this and the price with what others
OFFER. rs selections of records with
each machine. Latest hits. Call
Hammond f572-J. 525 Hohman ST,
second moor Huehn Bldg. Ham. 1858
PHONOGRAPH FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Best cash offer takes
my large sAze nponophone alic
records. Phone 4254-J or call 297
J Johnson St. Hammond, after 4 p.
m. 4:5:3
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w ANTED-Salesman with car to call
on dealers with low priced 5000
mile fabric and 10000 mile cord
TIRE. $4,000 a week with extra com
missions UNIVERSAL TIRE Il
RUBBER COMPANY. Michigan City.
Indiana. 4:6.1
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FOR SALE---Re staurant and soda
parior, doing real business in a
real town; other business reason for
selling Wallace & Murphy rem
sseiear Indiana. 1855
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WANTED--MALE HELP

ANTED-Salesmen to sell rapid
gas lighters, sure seller good wa
ses 81 Rimbach Bldg. Ham. 4:s:s
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" An IED-I0 Bldg. laborers. also
10 grinders, piece work Warmer
Malleaole Iron Co, Hammond. 4:4.s
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FOR SALE---Com bination gas anc-
coal range; ? leather rockers. brass
bed complete, reasonable. Inquire
244 Waltham St. Hammond 1864
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
Women Are Store
Workers to Help
Maternity Center
Society Takes Over Depart
mcnt at Stern's to Earn
Money for Welfare.

Women OF society to-day will enter
upon an ambitious merchandising scheme
at Stern Bros store for the benefit or
the Maternity Center Association. The
projectors in cooperation with. the store
management have taken over the toy
and infants clothing departments on
the second and fourth floors and the
management, realizing what an impor-
tant relation the sales will have to the
promotion of health among mothers and
children. will give a generous percentage
on receipts beginning to-day and con-
tinuing until the close of shopping
hours Saturday to the association.
Each day n member of the directing
committee of the association viii serve
as hostess or honorary floor walker. To-
day that position will be held by Mrs.
John S. Rogers. Tomorrow Mrs. John
II. Drexel, Jr., will take over that re-
sponsibility Mrs. Guy Fairfax Cary
will serve on Friday and Mrs. John s.
Ellsworth on Saturday.
Their assistants, who will also take
their places among the salesgirls, will
include Mrs. Joseph Earle Stevens. Mrs
Lewis S. Morris. Mrs Clarkson Potter,
Mrs. Robert l.. Gerry. Mrs. Robert L.
Livingston. Mrs. Arden Morris Robbins.
Mrs. Samuel Schiller. Mira. Harmon
August, Miss Dorothy Kane, Mrs Mel e.
dith Blagden, Mrs. Preston Davie, Mrs
Henry Lansing McVickar, Mrs. Frederic
A. de Peyster. Mrs. Henry r. Brent and
Mrs. Dudley Davis.
An interesting exhibit to-day will be
an ideal layette and it's use will be IL
lustrated with model.
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
AndrewM'
of Brooklyn Citizen
Founders, Dies at n
Connected With Newspapers
More Than Fifty Years
Served in Civil War.

Andrew Mclean. aged "a. founder and
editor In chief OF the Brooklyn Citizen,
died OF pneumonia Monday night IN his
home. 2s4 Carlton avenue. Brooklyn.
For more than fifty years he had been
prominently identified with Brooklyn
Journalism and politics
Mr., Mclean was born In Scotland and
came to the United States when boy. He
was a powder monkey" aboard the frigate
kearsage in the civil war. For time
after the war he published the Tobacco
Leaf, a trade publication in Chicago. but
returned later TO New York and became
a reporter for the New York Times.
From the Times Mr.. Mclean went 10
the Brooklyn Union and then to the
Brooklyn Daily Eagle. He became city
editor Of that newspaper at the age OF
"a and remained with II seventeen years.
In 1886 the Brooklyn CiHsen was es-
tablished. Mr.. Mclean having prom
inent part in that enterprise. He became
Its managing editor and had served as
such ever since. Mr.. Mclean was prom
inent as q Democrat, was a delegate to
the state Constitutional Convention in
1915 and chairman OF the Democratic
Campaign Committee OF Kings county
In 1912.
He was director of the Caledonian
Hospital OF Brooklyn, member of the
St Andrews Society and a Freemason
He leaves a son, David J. Mclean, sec
retary and treasurer Of the Citizen Com
pany, and daughter. Mrs. Arthur NJ
Connect.
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
Nep Cunarder Is
Starting To-day
for Mediterranean
The Tyrrhenia Will Take
Many on Six Weeks
Cruise.

The new Cunsrder Tyrrhenia, OF H.
600 tons. sister ship of the Anchor liner
Cameronia, Will start at noon on six
weeks cruise to the Mediterranean.
calling at Gibraltar. Genoa, Naples,
Patras and Dubrovnik and Trieste and
returning to New York via Patras. Mes
sina and Naples. Time will be allowed
at various ports for short excursions
Mrs. John Turner Atterbury will be
among the passengers. She will spend
the winter abroad. Other passengers will
be Mrs. Alexander Clark. Miss Helen
Clark, Robert e. Bonner and Mrs. Scott
Burkham of New York, Benjamin i.
Chase. American Consul at Messina !;
A. b. Campbell Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin O..
Halter of Mount Kisco. n. Y. Henry
Joseph and Mrs. E. d. Lustgarten OF
Montreal. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Oxnard,
Mns. F. w. Thompson and Mr.. and Mrs
Jeffrey Walker.
Residents Of New York who will start
abroad to-day by the President Adams
OF the United States Lines, will incluoe
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Bennett. P. j..
Brodin. Miss Jeanne Fancher. Miss
Helen Hood. Mr.. and Mrs. II. =. Kane,
Joseph c. Pelletier. Mrs. Francis G.
Platt. Miss Winifred Rembings, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Fl. Swan. Miss Marguerite
Swan. william Swan and DR.. Benjamin
Ward. Others will be DR.. Julia Gould
Waylan of Philadelphia. Ralph c. Bus
SER American Consul at Plymouth, and
Mrs. Busser OF Philadelphia. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Carol w. Holmes Of Chicago, Mr.
and Mrs. =. o. McCord Of Temple. TEX.
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Oliphant OF
Chicago
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
WALLS MOTHER.
81, DIES IN PARIS
Mrs. Charles Wall Once Well
knoIUn Here.

Special Cable TO THE NEW York HERALD.
Copyright, 1879, by THE New York HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Paris. Dec. g..
Mrs. Charles Wall. widow of Charles
Wall OF New York and mother OF T.
Berry Wall Of Paris and New York, died
this afternoon In the Hotel Meurice,
aged 81. Once prominent in New York
society as the daughter of Evander
Berry. Mrs. Wall leaves two grandchil-
dren, Mr.. Harvey Ladew and Mrs Will
lam Russell Grace, now In New York.
There will be private service to-mor-
row, pending later arrangements which
will Include transfer to the United States
for burial.
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
MISS GLEASON MAKES DEBUT.
Mrs. Carlisle Gleason Introduces
Daughter.

Mrs. Carlisle Gleason gave a luncheon
yesterday in the Italian garden of the
Ambassr dor, to introduce to society
Miss Louise F. Gleason. The table WIS
decorated with violets and lilies of the
valley, and there was corsage bouquet
for each guest
Among those present were Mrs. Eric
Rickard, the Misses Marjery Andrews,
Emily Schniewind. Patty Woodruff.
Barbara Kellogg. Julia Brokaw, Eliza
beth Fish. Betty Read, Elizabeth Arm
strong. Charlotte Church, Helen Rice,
Marjorie Taylor. Mary Philippi Beatrice
Bayne, Jean Douglas. Nina Chatillon,
Frances McCoon. Lucy Hunt, Clara
Workum, Polly Yeomans. Ann Phelps.
Eleanor Lee F'lagg. Edith Chisholm,
Adele Thompson. Hariot T. Reynolds,
Claire Schenck, Betty Gilbert, Adele
Kelley, Elizabeth Condor, Kathryn
knight, Lydia Merrill, Dorothy Fitch.
Betty Hixon, Margaret Manson, Ann
Judson. Polly Mccall. Betty Foster,
Catherine Bradley. Hermine Baird,
Wynne' Byard, Josephine Reeve, Posie
Hayes. Carol Van Brunt. Paula Sieden-
burg, Muriel Smith and Jessica Bing-
ham.
Miss Margaret Hennessy gave n
luncheon yesterday at 903 Park avenue,
the home of her mother. Mrs. Daniel J..
Hennessy for Miss Elizabeth Cawthra.
debutante daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas A. Cawthi a.
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
NOTES OF SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ormsby Mack. Mitchell
have closed their home at Mamaroneck.
NY. and are at the Ambassador Hotel
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Truinbuli
have come from Great Neck, l.. l.. t.
the Hotel Beleclaire.
Mrs. Robert Forester sailed Satur-
day by the Olympic for England, where
she will Join her son. Robert, who is
attending school there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Simmons OF
III Madison avenue entertained Mt din
ner last evening at the Ambn ssador
Hotel 10 mark the eightieth birthday Of
Mr. Smmons's mother. Mrs John Sim
mons OF Montclair. y. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Kelley
Gatins OF Atlanta have taken an apart
ment at 1899 Park avenue.
Mrs. Roscoe Brunner who is az the
Plaza from London, gave a luncheon
party there yesterday. Her guests In
cluded Mrs. William ~. Nichols. .IT.,
Miss Nichols. Lady Muir Mackenzie, Mr..
Wade Chance. Col John Wilson and
Mrs. Thomas Kearney. Mrs. Nichols
and Miss Nichols are leaving early In
January for Egypt.
Mrs. Harold strebeigh has taken an
apartment at the Vanderbilt until the
first OF the year, when she will 20 South.
Mr.. and Mrs Winthrop Gardiner have
come iron, East Hampton TO that hotel.
Miss Edna Ferber. authoress. has re-
turned from Chicago 70 the Hotel Ma
1estic.
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
MARTIN LUTHER LETTER
BRINGS 81 200 IN SALE
Er,n1ef and Other Literary
Rorities Sell for $50, ,798.

At the second and concluding session
OF a sale last night at the Anderson
Galleries of rare books and autographs
from the collections of the late DR..
Thomas Adds Emmett OF New York
city, James S. Hardy Of Chicago. Mrs.
Julie LIE Gallenne and Mrs 5. IL. Tay-
lor OF Philadelphia, slS,145 was realized,
making the grand total s5S.79s.
Lloyd Osborne's copy of THE Hang
ing Judge" written by Robert Louis
Stevenson in collabora ton, with hts
wife. n rare privately printed play. sold
to j. +. Drake. Inc. for $3.50. The
Rosenbach Company paid $500 for the
original autographtc letter written by
William Pitt protesting against war
with America and s425 for a letter writ
ten by Poe, one week before the attack
on him by Thomas Dunn English.
A collected set OF Thackeray frst
editions went to the Brick Row Book
shop for sS25. Seven autographic let
ters from oscar Wilde to Nellie Sickert
sold to w. ". Hill for 1870 Walt Whit
mans rough drafts for Songs of the
Universal" 10 c. Wells for $3.50; and an
original autograph manuscript Of an un-
published poem by Robert Louis Steven-
son To W. r. Hart for s24O
Charles Fefier paid $1,000 for lot
ter signed by Martin Luther. $3.50 for
satire on Charles Dickens. written by
Edgar Allan Poe, and s525 for second
folio of Shakespeare.
The following items sold 10 order;
Three superb autograph letters OF Abra-
ham Lincoln, establishing his profess
sional integrity. for Sl.200: the first
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