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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-04-07

Come Where the Lake lies Glcam.
Ing In the sun,
Reading Cora Thorson,
Song, Conservation
Piano solo Ethel Williamson
There is sunday school at 10 a. IN,
preaching at II and Epworlh league
at 1,3O p m, at the Mains NJ. II,
church, everybody welcome 10 attend
Rev. Warren +, Blodgctt pastor
Mrs. win Grcyo was among those
attending the Stololsky n Go, con
cert at the congregational church in
Marscillcs Monday evening,
Arthur Thorson shipped his prize
cattle To Chicago Monday
Geo Z. Anderson. aud Arthur Thor
son were in Chicago Tuesday, max
ing the trip in Thorsun's Ford.
Mrs. W T. Blodgott spent few
DAYS this week with Mrs. Walter
Chapman.
The Ladies' aid of the Manlius NJ.
t.. church meets with Mrs Clarence
FcwrIl Thursday,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-04-07

Thr.. Hawaiian bankers Indicted
Now tU -wr can get thCm tu tndtrt TIN
Euhs rN mako the ukululus. every
tmns N| no aDl RIGHT
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-04-07

Naturalist claims that ~ ten years
ait cactus 70 United States will be
spnclesa This viii be sad news for
the ostcon1ths,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-04-07

ranch near san Francisco and found
il to be an up,to,date dtstlIqry They
found 2fe2o gallons OF eggnog 49,.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-04-07

ranch near san Francisco and found
II ia be an up.to.date d,stlIery. They
Tnr., Hawalim banker, Indicted
N1u. a r.- .rn rpt tb,rn tr- inrftrt finn
".''r ".. '" ''7"'
Naturalist claims that ~ ten years
spncless This viii be sad news for
the ostcopaths,
r.. ..,.... ..., ,r, .,.r,r.. tI,u don't
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1922-04-07

must have been some satisfaction to
the Romans,
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SHERIFF ARRESTS
MAN AND WIFE
Confiscate Car With 2o Gallons
of MuIe-More Tiger
Operators Taken.

Anna Strulinsky, 80, and her hus-
band, Walter Strulinsky, 4002 s..
Meridian ST., were arrested today at
the Stephens garage, where they
stopped to get gas" by Sheriff George
Snyder and Deputy Omer Hawkins.
They are charged with operating Il
blind tiger and transporting liquors
Illegally, when twenty-nine gallons of
white mule" was found in their car.
The car was seized by the sheriff. The
same officers arrested William James,
80, of 1875 Taft St, and George Han
ley, 30, of 1877 Taft ST, where a guam
tity of mule was found.
Blind tiger operators arrested dur
ing the night are as follows: Leslie
NJ. Cox, 81. of 1867 Park Ave; Ilesic
Grea, "a, of 4471a w. Washington St;
Mike Shaneff, %, of $500 w. Wash
ington ST.; William Meldon, 80, Ham
ilton, Ohio; Tom Campbell, 40, IF
5O7 Massachusetts Ave; Richard
Boyd. 3S, of 32O9 n. Temple Ave;
James Edmonds, IS, of 1901 n. Della
ware ST. and two women. Stella Dun
lea, 40. of 1916 S. Meridian St, and
Augusta Lamar, As, of 1928 w. Mar
ket st.
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SWOOP DOWN ON
FLEMING GARDENS
Sheriff and Police Gather Up
Some of Thousand
Stills

Sheriff Snider, deputies and local
police early today made a raid on
Fleming Gardens, an addition west of
the city known to those familiar with
the liquor traffic as the Little City of
Thousand Stills" and inhabited
mostly by foreigners.
Swooping down on the place they
found a still Of seventy-five gallon ca
pacity at the home Of William James,
1876 Taft Ave. A large quantity of
mash was found buried in the back
yard under cineers.
George Hamley, 1877 N Taft Ave,
had a twelve-gallon still and a guam
tity Of mash stored in the bedroom. On
Delaware St, north Of the National
Rd., in an empty house, two stills, one
OF thirty and the other Of twelve gal
lon capacity were found. Two stoves
and 400 gallon Of mash also were
seized
Sheriff Snider in commenting on the
action Of the county. officials said that
there is perfect harmony between the
police and county officers and that he
merely was assisting in the early
morning hours when these law viola
tors know that the change in shifts
leave the police out of action for
awhile. He said that he was going
TO keep after Fleming Gardens until
he had 1t clean"
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BIRTHS


virgil and Gertrude Creek. 1854 Grace
land
James and Jeanette Wills. St. vincenrs
Bert and Julia Dinsiey. st. vinccnts
samuel and Gladys Ashbo,t, 1921 East
Michigan.
Peter and Frances Pugar 100 y Holmes.
John and Corda CraCel 1890 W. Morris.
Albert and Oklahoma Henke 523 E.
North
sylvester and Anna smith. sol n. Sen
ate
william and Maggie williams. 27i S.
Keystone
Ernest and Ora Harris, SIT s. Alabama.
Boys
Hugh and Ruth Nossel, Deaconess Hos
Oslo and Ivel williamson. 1850 s. Perish
Alvin and Charlotte Pearson. 222 W. Yer
mont.
Frank and Edith Bischoff. 1143 Olive.
Sam and Danai Phillips, $40 W. Washing
ton
oliver and Agnes Beeman. 81 s. Rural.
Charles and Ruth SporRer 1917 Asbury.
Villa msud Henrietta McElroy. 1905 Ma
deria.
Edward and Margaret Brady. 51s w Nor
wood.
Tom and Mary Chiarello. 1895 Arsenal.
Louis and Anna Green. 500 4 W. Tenth.
Felix and Ella Hayde, 1927 Broadview
terrace.
Paul and Lillian Blackwell, 522 Highland.
girl and boy.
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DEATH CLAIMS
PAUL |. WHITE
Parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
M. White, Receive Word of
Sons Demise.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward M. White Of
"a w. Twenty-Ffrst st. received word
today of the death of their son, Paul
Lambert White, 80, from appendicitis.
White was a graduate of Shortridge
High School; Of Bowdoin College and
received his masters degree fro mthe
University of Pennsylvania in 1916.
He was an assistant professor at
Yale University and made his home
in New Haven, Conn.
During the World War he served
as a captain in the saith Division, re
ceiving his training at FIT. Harrison.
He was also an aide-de-camp to
Major General Hale.
Surviving him, besides his parents.
his widow. two brothers. Donald +.
White, now in Paris. and Hal White,
now in Hanover, n. II. The father is a
deputy attorney general Of Indiana.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HULL.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD. CITY OF 1NDI-
Annapolis. INDIANA

OFFICE OF THE BOARD. CITY OF 1NDI-
ANNAPOLIS, INDIANA.
Notice Is hereby given by the Board Of
Park Comm ssioners OF tho City OF lndi-
annapolis. that It has approved a prelml-
nary damage roll showing the award OF dam
ages. for the appropriation OF real estate
to be used for park purposes in the City OF
indianapolis authorized by its acquisition
resolution No. "a, 1922 which provides for
the acquisition Of the following described
real estate. tO-wit:
beginning at a point In tho north line
of the northeast quarter OF section 3. town
ship 3 north range east. Marion Coun-
ty. State of Indiana 707 80 feet, west OF
the northeast corner thereof; thence south
eastwardly. making an angle OF 70 degrees,
IS minutes of OF the north line OF tho
aforesaid quarter section a distance. Of 70.S
feet to point: thence continuing southeast
wardly on a curved line to the left having
for its radius 347 . feet distance Of 31S
feet to i point In tho center line OF the
old Brookvile road now vacated; thence
north along the center line OF the old
Brookville road and the same line extended
a distance of 2S6 foet to point in tho
north line Of tho aforesaid quarter section;
thence east along the north line OF the sfore-
eaid quarter section a distance of 2O.S6 feet
10 a point; thence north along the east line
of Jacob Wsgner's subdivision to the City
of Indianapolis, as recorded in Plat Book
0. Page AZ. in the Recorders Office OF
Marion County, State of Indiana a distance
alley and along the south line of Pearl
street distance of 261.1 feet. to the east
line of the Brookville road thence south-
eastwardly along the east limo OF the Brook
willie road, distance of 212.61 feet to g
point In the north line of the aioregaid
quarter section; thence west along the north
line OF the aforesaid quarter section TIA
feet to place of beginning. containing 30
acres"
Persons interested in or affected by said
appropriation of land and award OF dam
ages therefor are hereby notified that said
Board OF Park Commissioners has fixed Sat
urday, Sept. 10, 1922, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
the time whom remonstrances will be re-
ceived and heard from persons az TO the
amount of their respective award Of dam
ages. The assessment roll with the de-
scription Of the property affected, the
names of the owners In favor of whom dam
ages have been awarded, with the amount
of the preliminary award, as to each piece
and parcel of property affected, Is on file
and can be seen at the office of the Board
of Park Commissioners In the City Hall.
Indianapolis. Indiana, where circumstances
will be received at tho time above deJg-
mated.
CHARLES A. BOOKWALTER,
FRED CLINE.
A. NJ. MAGUIRE.
SARAH E. SHANK
Board of Park Commissioners of the City
Of IndiapanoIie
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NEGRO WOODNEN
PLAN BIC TIME
Delegates From Seven States
Will Attend Convention Here
Parade Is Feature.

Delegates from seven States viii
attend the district convention Of the
Colored American Woodmen in In
dianapohs in the Jones Tabernacle,
Aug. % TO Sept. /, inclusive. Cover
nor McCray, Mayor Shank and c. J.
Walker will address the convention.
A parade through downtown streets
will be staged Friday afternoon at +
o'clock. featured by drill companies
OF the order in full uniform. On the
evening OF Aug. 80 the Hon. c. c..
Trunkle. national supervisor Of the
order will lecture. Other features
have been arranged by w. s. Thomas,
local deputy. in charge of affairs.
The children's department will give
a program Thursday afternoon. Aug.
81. That evening a military ball will
be held in Tomlnsou Hall
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Kenneth Apple Oaklandon. Ind; Edna
Mock Oallandon. Ind
Henry " Kearn 710 Senate Ave Mary
y smith BOB Cora St
Gus Hacherle r. r 100, Katherine Fox
1904 s State ST
Dallas Domenich 2s y East St. Cocetta
Corsaro. 115 y Liberty St
Thomas v Crickmorc l411 y Arsenal
Ave Helen 2. Norton 2s43 Gale st
Grant C williams 1920 Highland Place
sivilla Eubanks 1920 Highland Place
Justice Bolchcr $50 Grove St, Alma West
brooks $50 Grove ST
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THREE ARE HURT
Autos Collide at Washington st. and
Edghill Rd.

Three persons were injured when a
machine driven by Louis Crone, 1873
Edghill Rd., was struck by car
driven by William McLain, 1914 Col
lege Ave, as he was turning north into
Edghill Rd, az Z. Washington St.
S. L. West, Jonesville, suffered cuts
about the head and bruised leg Min
ME Crone, 4S7 n. LaSalle St. right
ear cut and May Crone. 13S Edghill
Rd.. cuts on head.
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LEGAL NOTICES
E~ ~
Continued


proposed improvement at which time said
Board Of Park Commi ssioners viii receive
bids for such work. The successful bidder
will be required to comply with the speGfl-
cations now on file and which may be seen
in the office of said board he shall deposit
a certified check in the amount of two and
one-half t21s % per cent of tho engi-
neer's estimate of the cost of such work
bid upon but in no case shall any such
check be for less than the su,n Of One
Hundred Dollars (S100), said check to be
certified by reputable bank. doing bust
ness in the City OF indianapolis, Ind.
In case no bid ts accepted this check
will be returned 20 the bidder but If one
of the bids is accepted, and the bidder
shall refuse or neglect to enter into any
contract with the City of Indianapolis with
in five t5) days from the time he shall
have boon notified of the acceptance of the
same. said check shall be forfeited to the
City of Indianapolis. as aecertained and
liquidated damages for the failure to do So
An affidavit OF non-collusion as required
by law must be furnished.
The Board of Park Commissioners re-
serves the right to reject any and all bids.
CHARLES A. BOOKWALTER,
FRED CLINE
A M MAGUIRE.
SARAH E. SHANK
Board of Park Commissioners of the City
OF Indianapolis.
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PLAN GALA WEEK
Colored Folk viii Have Big Time at
Douglas Park.

Douglas Park will be the scene Of
a water carnival by the colored people
Of indianapolis during the week be-
ginning with Labor Day Swimming
contests. fancy diving and canoe polo
will form the program of each days
program. which viii begin at 4 p. m.
and last until o'clock.
Howard Dinglefeld a student OF
the ''Y'' college OF Springfield. Mass.
and chief life guard at the park. has
charge Of all entries. Medals will be
awarded winners in the contests.
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The Concordia Society will hold its
forty-hfth annual picnic at Columbia
Park Sunday Special music has
been provided for dancing in the aft
ernoon and evening, also games and
prizes for the children. Frank F.
Baden is chairman Of the arrange
ments committee.
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Margaret A. Taylor, SO. 1147 Southern.
carcinoma
Mary Louise Winnings 1. Fifty-second and
Keystone. castro enterits
Fred T. stith. 5S, St. Vincent Hospital,
cerebral hemorrhage
Leander Murphy. %. 276 S. Temple, pull
monary tuberculosis.
Anna Dillon, 80. Central Indiana Hospital,
chronic myocarditis.
Raymond C. Blumo, 81. 1905 Orange,
chronic parenohymatous nephritis.
William Jackson, 80, city hospital, peri
tonitis.
Roy Perkins. 9 hours, city hospital. pre-
mature birth.
sc!ercSis.
Bette Catherine Crisp, 81 days. 1877
Ruckle, Inerasmus.
Dawson Martin Ptiefer. days. IS n.
Hawthorne Lane, broncho pneumonia.
Priscilla Robinson, go, 2374 n. Oxford.
cerebral hemorrhage.
Albert Clay. So 622 scioto. pulmonary
tuberculosis.
Daniel Garrison, 90, Methodist Hospital,
carcinoma.
Harding, peritonitis
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ON INSPECTION TOUR
Weather Bureau Head Makes Trip to
Northern Part of State.

j. Fl. Arlington, meteorologist in
charge, Weather Bureau office. left
today to inspect a number Of sub
stations in the northern part of the
State. During his absence Gilbert w.
Mcdowell, meteorologist, will be in
charge Of the Weather Bureau office.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEvTEs
In the matter of determining the tax rates
tor certain purposes by Lawrence Township
Marion County, Ind
Before the Township Advisory Board
Notice is hereby given the taxpayers Cf
Lawrence Township, Marion County In
diana, that the proper legal officers Of said
municipality at their regular meeting place
on the 9TH day of September, 1922, will con
slider the following budget:
BUDGET CLASSIFICATION FOR TOWN
CLITpC
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Pay Phone Stolen

Police at the Union Station re-
ported that a pay telephone had
been stolen. The contents OF the
telephone were not known.
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS,
Trndaruignad N r.

NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
The undersigned Charles p Wright
trustee OF Washington Township. Marion
County, Indiana, hereby gives notice that
upon the 9th day of September 1922 at
p. m. sealed bids will be received at the
office of the township trustee. high school
building. Broad Ripple Indiana, for one
tor-drawn twelve-foot body school bus to
be delivered at Broad Ripple, Ind. The
trustee and advisory board reserves the
right TO determine the lowest and best bid
der and also TO reject any and all bids.
the bid.
The successful bidder will be required TO
give satisfactory bond
Dated this the 10th day of August 1922
CHAS. p. WRIGHT, trustee
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Attest: JoHN w. RHopFHAMEL. Citl

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEvIES
In the matter OF determining the tax
rates for certain purposes by Wayne Town
ship Marion County, Ind, before the town
ship advisory board.
Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of
that the proper legal officers OF said nIu,
nicipality at their regular meeting place, on
9th day of September, 1922, will consider
the following budget:
BUDGET CLASSIFICATION FOR TOWN
SHIPS
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RAID CRAPS GAME

Police Capture Two of Twelve
in Game.
Sergeant Russell and squad were
called to Twenty First and Lewis SITS.
today on report that about twelve
negroes We're engaged in an alley
craps game. All but two Of them
made getaway Richard Butler, 10
OF 1928 Afford st. and Charles Pool.
%. Of 1872 w Twenty Seventh St.
were slated on charges Of gaming and
congregatinR
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LEGAL NOTICES
lCOntinuedl


pasag
The o Of
of in
pet
lated this the day of August
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Totnl -. 80. 05.25 SIT, 646 90
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TAXES
COLLECTED AND TO BE COLLECTED.
Show amounts collected last three years.
Name of fund. To be
Collected Collected Collected collected
this levy
1920 ley. 1921 levy. 1922 levy. 1928 levy
S2.Si6 90 So. 365 90 $4,000 81 .535 "a
100000 5000 10000 800 90
Qo,14o 90 20, 400 90 2e.o5o.O0 26 .925 90
100000 $4,000 22.3oo.oo 24345.4O
81 10000 100000 2esoo.oo 23.s4o 90
10000 5000 10000 10000
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This ordinance shall be N force and
proposed tax rates es
A
ORDINANCE SHALL TAKE EFFECT
tina and E here a al and mpro men
and all person proper o in
ct a lew o five mil
t$lOoo0
yAuon OF such taxable property fund
playground
o Health of sidct
ofs such
city:
of such
a6e property or the
fund
o
the
memorial bond fund of said
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so .345 90 60. e4B.o0 100000 7e.646. 90
Taxpayers appearing shall have 8 right
TO be heard thereon. After the tax levtes
feeling themselves aggrieved by such levies,
may appeal to the State Board OF Tax Com
missiouers for further and final action there
on by filing a petition therefor with the
Monday Of September and the State Board
will FIX date of hearing In this county.
Dated Aug. "a, 1922. -
Lawrence Township. Marion County, Ind.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS.
CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS. OFFICE OF THE
BOARD. CITY HALL.
Notice is hereby given by the Board Of
Park Commissioners of the City of Indian
apolls Indiana, that II lie desired and
scribed public improvements in the City of
Indianapolis. as authorized by the follow
ing numbered improvement resolution, adopt
ed by said board on the 10th day of August,
1929.
IMPROVEMENT RESOLUTION NO. SO.
1929.
To repair a section of apron OF the
Riverside Dam, in Riverside Park in tho
City of indianapolis. Indiana. a part Of the
park and boulevard system OF said city, and
said improvement Is for park purposes and
and specifications file in ths office of
the Board of Park Commissioners of said
city
That said Board Of Park Commissioners
has fixed Saturday. the 9th day OF Septem-
Der. 1922, at 10 o'clock a. m. at the Of
tice of said board in City Hall. the time
and place for the public consideration of the
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$40 .185 90 7812204 7s $4,000 s7,o050O
Taxpayers appearing shall have right 10
be heard thereon After the tax lcvies have
been determined. ten or more taxpayers feel
ing themselves sggrieved by such lcvies. may
appeal to the state board OF tax commission
ers for further and final action thereon. by
filing A petition therefor with the county
auditor not later than the fourth Monday
of September and the State board VIII Tx
a date Of hearing in this county.
Dated Aug. %. 1922.
JOSEPH NJ HILLMAN,
Wayne Township, Marion County.
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S. L. SHANK. Mayor
JOSEPH L. HoGUE. City Controller.
THEODORE j. BERND.
President OF the Common Council.
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DEATHS

Paul and Lillian Maxwell, 522 Highland.
girl and boy.
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80
Evening star., 1922-11-21

Miss Jean Campbell. daughter of the
chief justice of the Court of Claims
and Mrs. Edward X. Campbell. was
hostess at luncheon today at the
Chevy Chase Club in honor Of Miss
Emily Dial and Miss Ruth Miller
Green. two of this seasons buds. The
other guests were Mrs Oscar Under
wood. jr.: Miss Rebecca Dial. Miss
Jennie Allen Pratt of Alabama. Miss
Anna Green and Miss Helen Dawson
of New York
Evening star., 1922-11-21

Gen. Bethel, military attache Of the
British embassy, entertained at dinner
at lie Paradis last night a small
party.
Evening star., 1922-11-21

Wonderfully smart looking CT
highly lustrous materials, such ;
anna, duvetyns, bolivia, etc, ,
of the very finest furs. Every
fully made, lined and finished
all sizes.
Evening star., 1922-11-21

Exquisite coats of finest
materials. with highly lus-
trous finish. Trimmed with
finest quality fur. All the
very latest models and col
ors. All sizes.
Evening star., 1922-11-21

Miss Genevicve Rusk. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nirton Eusk, will
entertain dehutantes of the season at
bridge, followed by Il tea. Tuesday
November %. in honor % Miss Eliza
beth Marburv Bealc. daughter of DR..
and Mrs. Robert $. Beale. Miss Rusk
has asked additional guests for the
tea after the game
Evening star., 1922-11-21
Arts BALL for Opera
Company n Success.

Seldom has a more beautiful or
artistic bali been seen in Washington
than that given at the New willard
last night for the producing fund of
the Washington Opera Company, and
rightly termed an art ball. The huge
room. being used for social purposes
for the first time in many months. had
a true touch Of tho fairy'S wand in
the decoration and lighting, and
given 4 realistic atmosphere by the
great folk Of the world of music who
paraded in splendid costmes.
The crystal chandeliers were dis
guisrd as gigantic lanterns in blue
and yellow. broad scarfs of yellow
with huge squares of blue stretching
from one lantern to another across
the ceiling. Adding rich tone of
color were the gold and red draperies
ut the windows. Mr.. and Mrs. War
ren Ferris and Mr.. Kenneth s. Nc
Intyre carried out the decorative
scheme planned by Maj. George Oak
ley Tottcn. jr.
Herolds in gay attire We're ranged
along either side of the ballroom be
fore the boxes. The richness of their
costumes and their gold 'rumpets. fur
ther carrying out the faultless set
ting for such n ball. were well adapt
ed adjuncts to the scheme. The Splen-
didly arranged program. contrary to
Evening star., 1922-11-21

The very newest sport
models, with large pockets
and roll collar. Tweeds.
Herringbones, P1ai d back
and English Coatings. All
colors. All sizes.
Evening star., 1922-11-21

7HE Vice President left Wash
ington last evening for Cleve-
land, where he will deliver an
address and will return I'M