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$500 KITCHEN CABINET. S29.7S
50LB. COT. FELT. MATT. 1895
4e-IN. AS5ES. TABLE MAT. 1878
7-FT. PORCH SHADE. $500
3-HoLE OIL BURNER. $500
PRINCESS OAK DRESSER. $500
45-IN. DINING TABLE.......$9.95
1s-IN. ACORN BASE BURN. S39.75
9x12 DELTOX RUGS. .S9.95
4-HoLE OIL $3.50
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NON-RESIDp,,

o5ot. MORRIS Pom,
acres, S. W. Ia oe 0vu
5,. Sec. "a. 7. Is, S. : p \ n
Water " a'er : Marsh Glass + B ~ "
Total S4.55. vs. eaa
1888. WM. B. MAyVp,,I
&C acres, s n. E. Ia of N
~, ~ I. l2, l;, S. R. 9, E. y, !,
N Marsh ra Class B. 1000 o ~ ,sI
q :. 80 80 Int. ,Os, Costs ST. NJ
1898. OSCAR H. vna
acres, n. E. Ia, See slt ~
X. s, F. 24Oo.OO acre. &.
2s' s; : E; IA and WIZ =
"A, S. R, H.. E. SST
FRESH Water Marsh Cl,'
acres. Taxes slO9. "A, 'ia l.
Costs 50. rs; Total slls.S;' II
On the said day of sa. !
such portion of said proDs.,
debtor will point out, % and !
debtor will not point ON ont :
property, | will at once sM
further = delay, sell the leaS
OF said property of any dbs,|
any bidder will buy for fin IN
of taxes, interests and ea,b
said debtor ''s
The said sale will be via
pralsement, for cash, in leaJ
money of the United Ststs
property sold shall be reds.r|
any time within the spss
year by paying the pric. 4,
Guiding costs and twenty i
thereon.
CHARLES PD
Sheriff and Ex-Oficio TAI q
Parish of St. Mary, Louii,
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AGENTS wANrED-s'I(l I(l,sss III
inal Watkins ProduSGssi, ~, our ~
territory tar still open. .5's.' Gss ~ wa
full offer and tree n ssmp1 Co.. Dsf
day. ts' ], r. Watkins 00'
Memphis, Tenn 0
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IS S. ". Il of Sec. 81 WIZ of n
Z. Ia Sec. 30 T. IA, S. R. 8. East
edge of N, ". Ia Of E1-2 Sec. 81
f. IL Of E IL Sec. % T. Il. S.
r. S E. $4,000 acres, Wiz of Sec.
81 T. IA. S. R. E. $500 acres,
l-2 Of S1-2 Of SW1-4 Sec. -, 7. IS SR
Z. f. 13o As acres, lots No. II, Is, iG
and II, Sec 81 T. II, S. R. s E.
Hard wood Class C. 294.54 acres De-
nudad Cypress Class 3. 1857 acres,
Taxes sl5743. Interest $5.37, Costs
S1025; Total s123.o5.
3444. CORDELIA q EELOIR
CHEMIST & 0. BROUSSARD-
Undivided two-thirds interest of
$3.50 acres, lot No. 2, Sub. of A. Y.
Provost. as per map on record. Ag-
ricultural Class B. $3.50 acres. 2
mules. Taxes, interest and costs,
S27 So
1866. CHARITY GREEN-House
and lot, l. Bell, Gates, Hy. Hill, Mail
lard Taxes $5.O3, Int. II, Costs
81 rs; Total $7.95.
House and lot, Chenest, Scott, Lane,
Manuel. Taxes $5.03, Int. IT, Costs
$2.75; Total ST. 95
322712. j. H. RICE-House and
lot, Mossey, 3rd St. Lane, Winches
ter. Taxes S4.28, Int. %, Costs $2.75;
Total 81 .25.
1912. PETER LOFTON-9.13 lot
No. l part of Estate of A. V. Pre-
vost. Agricultural Class B. 9.13 acres.
Taxes $6.87, Int. .33, Costs S2.T5;
Total $9.95.
1904. WISE G. PROHASKA-
1000 acres, N. E. IA of N. E. Il,
Sec. u, T. IA, S. R. 7, E. Denud-
ed Cypress Glass A. 1000 acres
Taxes s2.68, Int. .12, Costs 2.75:
Total SIS. SIS.
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cIsi.S { .a~s : II li9253.84 acrs, \
1000 70, ,"9o' ! JImp.oveneDnt,;;' =, ;'a
-'l}o. -oo,e ! az. automobile Ss'1' "a s'%
, zoos e56 loco. :. 8 tracto,sO asO'
e. : 200; = Taxes s3S,2ll?ss l?ss sa aa
0o, ,o,1o Costs s3O.25; To,aais Tis,as' !.
- $3.50, - W. B. REE61l EsFi1l W
! !" 30 acres lot No. 11o-l1 !
D d o, Of \. f. IA, s., Or !
4 4 u, E. Sub. IsrS.. nS. II
i; laNes $33.25, Int 1fiios u
$2.13; Total SCI :' G9 VII
o, 39l5. ~ UNKNOWN, oJ
: 90 acres, Moore e vo1
T,.,, 7r5@ o@, ,Nolford, Wood,a,sgsl assl
Total S13 17 '' ''4, CN|
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SEALED PROP0AlSI
$75,OO0.oO
Public Improvement, Town Il
lin, st. Mary Parish, Lui
Bonds.

Notice is hereby given "
Mayor and Councilmen for u
of Franklin, La, acting u d
erning authority of said nd
corporation, will meet d
P. M, on the 5th day ol Ssp
1922, at the Town Hall, il n
La, to receive and open BID
sale of SEVENTY-FIVE n
AND & NO-10O (s750o0Ao)
LARS public improvement! bs
the Town of Franklin, st. Ar]
ish, La, authorized byi
election held in said town oi
81, 1922. ..
Said bonds to be dated Ssp
Is, 1922, and to mature ssrid
the 18th day of Septembr,
the years 1924 to 1912, sssi
sive, bearing FIVE (5%) PER0
interest, payable sem. i.annpsly
the 18th day of March and u
day of September each year,
Each bid must be sealed NJ
companied with a certified u
some bank chartered under W |
of this state or some nstiena
authorized tc do business 2 |
state for a sum equal to two
PEP CENT. Of the amount q
bond issue.
Checks of unsuccessful plo
be returned to them on reF0|
bids.
The check of the succesdu
will be credited on his od : Y
feited to the Town o. fn
should he fail to comply WIZ
bid. ,,...,l
All bids should be addr:sssa =
Mayor and Councilmen Oh w
of Franklin, La. .,
For further information @ conI
said bonds and the prGeeea.af, p9t' J. !,
ing up thereto, Apply y.,s, Y 1
KRAMER, attorney, fralna .aa !
Witness the signature q M ~, !
and Secretary Town Clsi.' q. =
Town of Franklin, La, saS y
of August, 1872. ,ruy
..,.,;''> C. AUce!
'ris...V Toss Q
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FOURTH WARD

1920. WILLIAM BUSH-House
and lot, Road, Hebert, Hebert, And
er erson. Taxes $50, Int. 80, Costs
$2.75; Total $8.75
4295. BALDWIN LUMBER CO..
LTD.-2OO.0O acres, S. W. Id of N.
". IA, S: E. IA of N W. IA,
Sec. 20, E12 Of S. E. IA and S. F..
IA Of N. E. IA Of N. E. Ia, Sec.
19, 7: Is, S. R. 10 E. 66.7O acres,
the West Fri. 1-2 Sec. 80, T. IA, S.
R. 10 E. 10000 acres, S. W. IA
Of N. E. IA, WIZ of S. E. IA
Sec: "a. N. W. IA of N. E. Ia, S1-2
OF Sec. rs, T. Is, S. R. 9 E. $500
acres. Sec. 26, T. Is, S. R. 10 E.
Denuded Cypress Class B. 754.5o.
Taxes $3.50, Int. Sits, Costs 81 Is;
1884. EST. REUBEN cox.
House and lot. Cheval, Teche, Ray
mond, Road. Taxes $500, Int. 40.
Costs S2.75; Total SO. .25.
4343. ALCEE DAIGLE-1e0 90
acres, Young, Luke ct al, Clausen OF
al, Ciausen. Agricultural Class A
l20. acres Glass B. 40. acres. I'M
provements, 7 mules, 8 cows, apri.
cultural tools. rice pumn- Tsyas
Sissi4s; Tots1 s,as Int: es 1921, Costs 1926;
1851. EST. L. A. DAvIs-Housa
and lot, Teche, Cook, Road, Alien
T,s LAKES as12;4o, Int. go, Costs s2.75:
j., 44s1. EST. EMILY HARDY
House and lot, IalIinsaw, Lane. Hall.
Hurt lsxesS s5.7o, Int. 80. Cn-;s
w. IS: Total s8.75. '''S
ABA. CHARLES HA1J-Hors,
and lot, nall, Lane, Crimes aunf nt'
Taxes Ta,aI $ IS; 70, Int. 80, costs So. IS;
4475, MURPHY LUKEs7 eo
acres, Road, Hebert, Luke, Dajrie'
agricultural Glass A, a7.6O. inn.
provements, a mules, 3 cows. agri-
cultural tools. Taxes ssO.45. Int
S4;00, Costs 1925; Total s87 70
~ 4ozz. AHELLA TEDEAU-fots
No. 20 and 81, on land of Wooster ter
10 LAKES os 81, Int. .ol, Cost s2.75; Total
:, 4e4s: I. S. woosTER-House and
lot, School, Lane, Payne, Henry. re- M
acres lot No. l of Leila Plantat;on JU'
Lane, No. 2, B. Sale, Road. 8Oo1
acres, Packard, Dugas, Bavou Sale
NO. 3; Lots Nos. IL, 13, ID, Is. a
~ and IL, Wooster property RyoeP
No. 2. improvements Taxes s2II.IT.
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Methodist Chur'h

SUNDAY SERVICES
Sunday School, s:S q o.
Preaching, II g. ID 3
cosae"lpt, com@unioo, each !a. Is; s'ss; w.
Prayer Meeting s''a
NJ I p, NJ. ID epAR&
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THIRD WARD

367S. BALDWIN LUMBER CO.
-320.34 acres, S. E. IA of S. E.
Ia, WIZ of 8. W. IA of N. w. IA,
Sec 20, and S. E. IA of N. E. IA,
E1-2 of S. E. Ia, Sec. 30, T. Il.
S. R. 9, E. 791. acres, Milling,
Bell, Bell, 0. Home. 4O.OO acres, S.
E. IA of S. W. IA, Sec. 30, T. II,
S. R. 9, E. $4,000 acres, WIZ of
Sec. 80, T. IA, S. R. 9, E. 429.00
acres, Mp of Sec. 81, T. IA, S. r.
9, E. 1921 acres, lots No. and 4,
Sec. 20, T. IA, S. R. 9, E. $4,000
acres, E1-2 of S. E. Ia, N. W. Ia,
Sec. 25, T. IA, S. R. 9, E. 10000
acres, S. W. Ia of N. E. IA, WIZ
of S. E. IA, Sec. "a, T. Is, S. R.
9, E. Denuded Cypress Class b.
2423.50 acres. Taxes S109.72, Int.
$5.48, Costs $S.25; Total $123.45.
1871. CHARLES GOTT-3-5 of
house and lot, Baldwin, Olivier, Lane,
Baldwin. 25.0S acres, Sec 10, T. IA,
S. R. 9 E. Agricultural Glass c.
Taxes 1884, Int. sc, Costs $2.75;
Total $685.
1920. MARGERITE MOORE
Lot No. 5, Moore, Lane, Willow St.
Foster. Taxes S1.6S, Int. OF, Costs
$2.75; Total 4.50.
4157. TELESPHOR SIMON-Lot
No. 20 of Nicolette Tract. Taxes
$1.68, Int. OF, Costs $2.75; Total
$4.5 SO.
4181. GEORGE THOMPSON
House and CTS acres, R. r. Res.
Road, - R. R. Agricultural Glass
A. CTS acres. Taxes $10.96, Int.
.54, Costs $2.75; Total $14.25.
1909. WISE & PROHASKA-
10000 N. w. Ia Sec. %, 7. 16, S.
R. 9 E. 1-2 of 90 S. E. Ia Sec.
81, T. Is, S. R. 9E. Hardwood
Class c. 5000 acres fresh water
marsh 160. acres. Taxes $13.74, Int.
.66, Costs 1925; Total SIT .65.
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FIFTH WARD

46*1. BALDWIN LUMBER co .
LTD.-Cnd. 1-2 Of 1858 acres, Fri
Sec. 6S, I. IS, s. r. II. F Denud.
ed Cypress Glass A. 43.31 acres. Tan
es S3.15, Int. Is, Costs S2.75: Total
S6 O5
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repainting, pa sHr, Sc see c. $. Brsa'.
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The State of Louisiana VS.. Delin-
qucnt Debtors, Parish of St. Mary.
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BALDWIN

1866. ROBERT HARRISON-Lot,
Jolivet, Wilson, Conner, Lane. Taxes
II, Int. .03, Costs $2.75; Total 1855.
1884. RENE JACQUOT-L t,
Lane, Collins, Monot, Viville. Taxes
$2.08, Int. 10, Costs $2.75; Total
81. 90.
276O. ARTHUR PREVOST-Lots
No. 16, II and IS, Nicollette tract,
bounded Williams, Road, Road, Self.
horse, l automobile Taxes $12.8S,
Int. .65. Costs S2.75: Total S16.28.
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SECOND WARD

1894. BALDWIN LUMBER COM
PANf-16.45 acres lot No. 3, S. W.
Cor. Of N. W. IA Sec. Ia, T. 14S.
K. 2 E. 63.31 acres, part of S1-a Of
S. E. Ia Sec. II T. Ia s. r. 7E-
265.78 acres, part Of N. E. IA Of
Sec. IA, T. Is S. r. 7E. 1856 %,
acres, N1-2 of S1-2 except 20 Sac
II, 7. IA s. Z. : T.. i66.7o acres.
s. Z. IA Of Sec Is, T. ID, s. R.
E. 1920 acres, strip along Wbd.
OF n. + IA of Sec. 13, T. Ia, S.R.
. 4: 164.24 acres, N. W. IA Of Sec.
45 7: ID s. Z. sc. 1920 acres.
:. ". II Of Sec, 18 WIZ of Sec
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PATTERSON

1883 No. z-EYVES ADAMS
House and lot, Fl. Bros. Picou, r. r.
Ave. Il. Bros. 4 mules, 1 COW, fmplts
and gears. Taxes $l7.22, Int. .88,
Costs, $2.75; Total $40. .85.
1914. JOSEPH C. BERTRAND
House and lot, Church St., Cissna,
Mensmann, Sule; merchandise, l au-
tomobile. Taxes $40. .78, Int. 81. .O7,
Costs 81. .75. Total $24. so.
J." 1851. HENRY BROWN-Lot No.
!, Hausmann Map, So. 10. Taxes
9Lls, Int. .os, Costs s275; Total
1862. o. A. COONS-House and
- Piceu, Kramer, R. r. Ave. Lane.
Faxes $29.6s, Int. $l.46, Costs $2.75;
Total $33 re.
1850. ROSA HAYS-House and
lot, Ne. 8, Hausmann Map, So. 2.
Taxes $7.22, Int. .3S, Costs SETS;
1886. GORDON HAYs-Houss
and lot, No II, H Bros & N. So. 7.
Taxes 1881, Int. "A, Costs SITS;
Total $11.50.
1867. J. F. KRAMER-House and
lot, Delaune, Levy, Delaune, Bein-
vienu. Taxes $2-38. Int. IL, Costs
l21s; Total $525.
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FRANKLIN

365. LOUIS KRAMER-House
and lot, Bonney, 1st ST., Bonino,
Bergeron. Lot No. 8, jenkins, Lane,
C. Bob, Lane. Furniture, gun, Boat.
Taxes $s2.79, Int. SAIL, Costs So. rs;
Total $50. .85.
622. /. B. SCOTT & ALLEN
House and lot, Young, Willow
ST., Lane. Taxes $9.66, Int. 40,
Costs $2.75; Total $12 80:
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ADMIRAL KNIGHTS
DAUGHTER TO
WE'D OFFICER
Her Wedding to Lieut.. Forrest
B. Royal Set for Last Of the
Month PLANS for Senator
+. Edges Marriage Announced.

DEAR ADMIRAL AUSTIN M.
II KNIGHT announces the en-
gagement Of his daughter, Miss
Katherine knight. to Lieut., For
rest B. Royal. U. 8. N. The
wedding win take place late this
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Ballou an.
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Burnett,
to Evan Thomas Fisher. Prince
ton. '21, Of Redlands. Cal. The
wedding. will taxa place in the
spring.
Mrs. Ballou and her daughter
will sail this week for Italy. where
Miss Burnett will be bridesmaid
at one Of the latest international
marriages, that of her fiance's
relative. Miss Nafalia Fisher, of
California, to Clemente Catalano
Gonzaga. son of the Marchese
Gonzaga, of Naples. This mar
riage will take place in January.
MRS. OvERTON LEA an.
Ava nounces the marriage Of her
daughter. Elizabeth Overton Lea,
to James Oliver Murdock, Satur.
day afternoon. December 2. The
ceremony was performed at
O'Clock in the home Of the brides
mother, at 1924 Twenty-third
street, by the Rev. DIR. Robert
Johnston. rector Of st. Johns
Church. in the presence of only
the members of the two families.
Mr.. Murdoch and his bride will
make their home in Cambridge,
Mass.
Miss Camilla Sewall, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold NJ. Sewall,
whose marriage to Senator Wal
ter Edge. Of New Jersey, will take
place In Bath. Me-, on Saturday,
will have as her attendants Mrs.
John WinslOw Williams. of Balti-
more, her sister. as matron OF
honor. and the bridesmaids will
be Miss Dorothy Sumner Sewall.
Of Bath: Miss Eveline Fenner, Of
New Orleans; Miss Elizabeth Cor
don Hanna. Miss Adeline Oxnard
and Miss Dora Parker.
CENATOR FREDERICK HALE,
~ OF Maine, will be the best man.
and the ushers will be Howard
Edge, of Hartford. Conn. brother
of the bridegroom; Farragut
Sewall and Arthur Sewall I'd.
brothers Of the bride: Dayton OIL
phant, Herbert McIlvaine and EN-
erson Richards.
The wedding will take place at
noon in Grace Episcopal Church,
The Washington herald., 1922-12-04
First of Winter
Navy Dances Set
For This Evening

SECRETARY AND MRS. DEN
BY will attend the first Of
the winter series Of dances to be
given by the Navy and Marine
Corps officers Of the District this
evening at the New Willard. Two
years ago these dances were
largely attended and this win
ter's dances hold promise of
being fully as popular.
All officers Of the Navy and
Marine Corps on duty in the
District and all officers or their
families residing here are being
reached by the committee. From
replies received thus far 1t is ex-
pected that about 500 dancers
will start off the series.
There will be no receiving line.
Instead, boxes are being reserved
for a few distinguished guests,
among them the Secretary and
Mrs. DENLY. where they will be
able to meet the officers families
= attending.
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CITY CLUB PLANS
FANCY DRESS
BALL JAN. |
December Program Shows Va
ried Supply Of Civic and So.
cial Affairs, Including Third
"MoWe Night" at Clubhouse.

THE City Clubs December pro-
i gram OF activities. as an.
nounced yesterday by the house.
entertainment. and athletic com
mittees. shows q varied supply Of
civic and social affairs for the
month.
The years entertainment will
wind up on New Year night with
q fancy dress ball. beginning at
midnight.
The December programs first
item 10 the address at the forum
luncheon this Tuesday Of Senator
elect Henrik 9. Shipstead. Of Min
nesota, the successful candidate OF
the new Farmer-Labor party in
the November election. and the
first distinct third-party candidate
to sit in the Senate in the last
twenty years.
Senator Shipstead, who came to
Washington to attend the confer.
ence resulting In the organization
Of the Progressive bloc in Con.
gress. will speak on THE Progress.
sive Tide" The address will lie
broadcast by radio from the WITH
station Of White 4 Boyer from !
to 1:30 p. m.
The house committee Of tive
club win present with its third
invitation movie night" to the
members and their families and
children on Friday, December
Is. Previous movie nights"
have consisted of feature pic
lures and q comedy but at this
one the club will present L. o.
Armstrong. noted explorer and
lecturer. who win give an illus.
trated address on -The Lure Of
the North"
The final guest night party"
Of the club, which is set for
Monday evening. December is,
will be a high spot in the De-
cember program. This will be
an invitation affair also, each
member receiving one ticket for
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himseaf and one for his guest
Of the evening. ~ long - the
accommodations Of the clubs big
auditorium are available.
The fourth invitation movie
night" Of the season II scheduled
for Friday evening. December -.
and will be combined with an
unusual musical program. the
nature Of which win be an
nounced later. This affair, like
other movie nights" IL exciu-
sively for the members, their
families and children.
Christmas week win be marked
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BY two social sftraction& H.
first IN -sftsrnoon st home" fpr
The wives and chldrsn Of IL
members. On "wednesday aftsr-
noon. December q, tea WIN be
served IN the club lounge and .
dance for the children WIN -
given In the ballroom. In ad6-
ton. plans are under way for
the presentation OF Q unique en-
tertainment number IN the form
Of . "chfldren's symphony" un-
der the direction Of Sol Minister.
leader OF the clubs orchestra.
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For Boys and Girls

Misses and Children's Felt
Slippers, with painted de-
signs of dogs and kittens;
with comfy soles. sizes 5 to
2. S15s pair.
Misses and Childrens Cava-
lier or Puss-in-boots Felt
Slippers; high cut. with
cuffs painted with funny
bunnies; in red; sizes S to
IL. sl5s pair; sizes llH to
Z. s. pair.
Misses' and Children's Felt
Slippers, trimmed with rib
bons and pompons; with
comfy soles; sizes 6 to IL.
81 pslr; sizes llH to 2, Sis
pair.
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Boys Tan Kid Everett Slip
pers, with leather soles and
heels; sizes llH to 2, s.; 2H
to s. $3.50 pair.
Boys Felt Slippers, with
comfy soles; sizes IL to 6.
$17S pair.
Growing Girls Felt Slippers,
with comfy soles, in varied
pretty colors; sizes ~ to 3.
S15s and s..
Growing Girls Satin Slip
pers. with leather soles and
heels; trimmed with POM
pom; sizes ~ to 7. SzSs
pair.
Misses and Children's Satin
Slippers. with comfy soles,
in blue, old rose and red;
sizes S to 2. s. pair.
Ysaas RssUas's Shoe section. Fourth
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Senator Lddd to Tell
Of Trip Through Europe

SENATOR EDWIN F. LADD, of
North Dakota. will speak at
the Art Center. Connecticut ave
nue. and l. street, tomorrow eve
nine. This will be the second
Tuesday in the series of exhibit
tions of the Educational Crusade
for International Understanding,
arranged by Mrs. Nanette B. Paul
and George X. Maluf-George.
Senator Ladd will tell Of his
opportunity of learning conditions
in many countries of Central
Europe in his recent visit. He
met most of the Presidents of the
new republics and their cabinets.
Mr.. George will exhibit more of
his original colored cartons which
We're much enjoyed last Tuesday.
Mrs, Paul will talk on the
"Coquetry and Tragedy of Wells.
showing a number of styles from
the Oriental countries.
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College Women's Club
To Hold Bridge Party
MISS MARIE SAUNDERS,

NJ > , MARIE SAONDEno'
chairman of the finance COM
mittee of the College Women's
Club, announces card party at
the clubhouse next Saturday aft
ernOon at 2:15 o'clock and at S:15
o'clock the same evening. The
proceeds will be used to repair
and refurnish the clubhouse.
Both bridge and 500 will be
played. and there will be a prize
at every table. At the afternoon
party Mrs. Chester Morrill, will be
hostess. and in the evening Miss
, Mollie Weyman and Miss Jane
Bartlett will act in a similar ca
pacity. Tickets may be obtained
from Mrs. Pickett at the club
house. or from any member Of
the finance committee.
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Nine. de Veyra to Lecture
Before d. A. X. Meeting

MARY WASHINGTON CHAP
A'A TER, ID. A. R., will hold its
December meeting at the WASH
ington Club Wednesday night.
The guest of honor will be
Nine. de Veyra, who will give a
lecture on the Philippines, with
lantern slides. Violin selections
will be given by Miss Margaret
Mansfield.
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n NEW photograph of Mrs. Thomas r. Marshall
II soho scith her husband is speding the sonter at
the Lee House. Former Vice President and Mrs.
Marshall ,oere among the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.
Fl. Barse at the dinner dance Saturday at the Nec
Hamilton
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Capt. Hanson Returns.

Capt. c. Frolich Hanson, tech
nical adviser on special maritime
matters of the Norwegian legation
staff, has returned from Norway
and is staying at Wardman Park
Hotel.
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DR.. Litir1ski Here.

DR.. NJ. Litinski, Of the Medical
Academy of Paris. is in Washing
ton for a visit and is staying at
Wardman Park Hotel.
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At the Lee House.

Mrs. Whitman Osgood has taken
an apartment at the Lee House
for an indefinite period.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-04

Peerless Comfy Felt Ribbon
Trimmed Slippers; in pink,
lavender, rose, light and Alice
blue. taure, purple, ecru and
orchid. s. pair.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-04

No matter what the age, cory slippers are sure to
receive warm welcome Christmas morning. This
Christmas our displays bigger and better than
ever before-they :avite Holiday choosing now.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-04

LINE. Vallejo,
~ scite of Carlos A.
Vallejo, dttdche of the
Argentine embassy. They
have an apartment at the
Hadleigh sohere they fire.
qaently entertain in an
informal but delightful
scay.'
The Washington herald., 1922-12-04

Hiawatha Deerskin Moccasins,
with soft soles and painted
Indian design, s. pair.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-04

Hy-lo Comfy Felt Slippers, in
eopen, rose. taupe and orchid:
collar may be worn up or down.
01 pair.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-04

Satin Comfy Slippers, with soft
leather soles and spring heels:
in pink, light blue, rose, laven-
der and black. SSe pair.
ws.es's Shoe Section, rhirs ncsr.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-04

REPRESENTATIVE FRANK II.
FUNK, who has been at Ward
man Park Hotel for a few days
left yesterday for his home in
Bloomington. III. He will return
December and will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Funk and the
Misses Funk.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-04

Satin Empress Slippers. Daniel
Green make, with turned soles
and Cuban heels. S35s pair.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-04

E. A. Logan. OF this city. is at
the Berkeley Hotel. London.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Meyer. jr..
entertained a small company at
luncheon yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. F. Martinez
Suarez. of San Salvador. also F.
A. Mejia. of San Salvador. are
staying at the New Willard Hotel.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-04

The Minister of Uruguay and
Nine. Varela will go to New
York Friday to meet the latter's
sister who is expected to arrive
that day from her home in Uru-
quay for a visit with the Minis
ter and Mime. Varela. They will
come to Washington after a few
days stay in New York.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-04

The Minister of Ecuador and
Nine. EliZalde entertained a COM
pany of II at luncheon yesterday
at the legation.
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Comfy Felt Slippers, with cut
out design, and silk pompon;
varied colors. Sis.
The New York herald., 1922-03-12

Pictured A and B.
models in regular sizes, 36 to
46-new styles in gingham
checked and striped
other models besides those
illustrated trimmings are
rick-rack, organdie an d
chambray.
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