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ATTRACTIVE
HOMES.
At Attractive Prices.
Small PAYMENT Down.

six room frame cottage, on Doty
street, near Holman. brick founds-
ton, bath. electric lights, hot water
tank, rooms newly decorated, garage.
al fine close in home that will pay out
with rent none after 1rst payment
of only $3.50 cash down, S5450.
Five room practically new bun
galow, located on w. Williams St.,
West Hammond. You will find this
home complete in every respect, oak
trimmed, book case colonnade. buffet,
kitchen cabinet. lot beautifully i'm
proved, garage. and within only q
short walk to town. Owner eaving
town will sacrifice at only $500 with
$1,000 cash down. balance monthly.
6 room strictly modern north side
residence. located or one OF best SITS.
n very convenient to newly
large rooms, all assessments paid.
Now vacant. Only $3.50 cash down,
balance like rent at $3.50.
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LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS
In the matter OF the ESTATE of
Mary Masonry. Deceased. No. 26oS.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
derSigned has been appointed Ad-
rnirristrator of said Estate, by the
Judge Of the Lake Superior Court.
Said Estate Is supposed to be SOL
vent.
EAST CHICAGO STATE BANK,
Administrator
Dated December 1st, 1922.
12:15:22:2s
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NOTICE or ADMINISTRATORS
In the matter OF the Estate Of
Thomas P. MePheeters. Deceased. No
1909.
Notice IS hereby given that the un~
dersisned has been appointed Ad-
m4nistrator Of said Estate. by the
Judge OF the Lake Superior Court.
Said Estate Is supposed to be SOL
vent.
FIRST TRUST g. SAVINGS BANK
or HAMMOND. INDIANA,
Administrator
Dated December list, 1922.
1.:i5:22.s9
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BOARD AND ROOM

FOR RENT-Room and board, for
a refined married couple, III pFi.
waite family, south side. auto ac-
cemmodations. Address B-60T, care
Times. Hammond. f2:23.2t
WANTED-Two men to room and
board. 497 Hoffman St, Hammond.
12.2a:ft
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= Filters and
helpers, good wages,
steady work; Apply at
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Kennedy and Michigan
aves., Ind. Harbor. 1888
NE%

Who are ambitious to advance IN the
Industrial and commercial world. who
have a grammar school education or
better, whose characters are beyond
reproach. and who have a sense Of
responsibilities, can become members
OF a national organization, seeking
men of executive type who are will
ing 70 deVote a few hours a week
overtime to hard work in qualifying
for positions of trust and RESPONSE
aility.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS
In the matter of the Estate OF
Fred r. Straight. Deceased No. 2e2i.
Notice IL hereby given that the IN
dersfgned has been appointed Ad-
Tntnistrator of said Estate. by the
Judge OF the Lake Superior Court
Said Estate Is supposed to be SOL
VEN
HAMMOND TRUST a SAVINGS
BANK,
Administrator
Dated December i4th. 1929.
1~2:15:22:s9
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MINNIE

STATE OF INDIANA. COUNTY OF
LAKE. SIS: IN TILE LAKE ST.
PERIoR COURT, NOyEMB Il r
TERM. 1922.
Them. ct al VS.. Them. Notice
OF commissioners Sale.
The undersigned Commissioner by
virtue OF an order OF sale OF the Lake
Superior Court. made and entered in
a cause therein pending entitled
Maizena, Thefm and william Herkner
W. Gustav Theim. No. :2osz. upon
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rnr1m 20 AnauN1srRAr1oN

NOTICE TO ADMINISTRATIONS
In the matter Of the Estate of
Joseph Buttner. Deceased. No. 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the n
dersfgned has been appointed Ad-
ministrator OF said Estate. by the
Judge of the Lake Superior Court.
Said Estate Is supposed to be SOL
vent
HAMMOND TRUST & SAVINGS
Bank,
Administrator.
Dated December 18th. 1922.
12:22:2sIs5
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
In the matter of the Estate OF
Sander Penich. Deceased. No. 2si7.
Notice is hereby given that the UNI
dersigned has been appointed Adj
minstrator of said Estate. by the
Judge of the Lake Superior Court.
Said Estate is supposed to be sol
vent.
EAST CHICAGO STATE BANK.
Administrator
Dated December sth. 1922.
12.i5.22:23
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START THE NEW YEAE HIGHT

START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT
AND BUY a HOME.
One OF the finest homes In Ham
naond located on Holman street, near
Harrison Park This home - built
on a so foot lot with excellent lawn
ton Is the very best throughout.
being of brick, There are four spa
cious rooms on the main floor ana
4 large bed rooms ana tile bath on
second floor. Cemented basement un-
der the entire house, consisting or
concrete fruit cellar, coal room,
laundry end an eScellent hot water
heating plant. Mahogany and oak
woodwork throughout, attractiyely
decorated and oak floors. Two car
brink garage on rear OF lot we
recommend this property az an ex-
Price sf2, 500 with reasonable terms.
Phone US for appointment and fur
Cler information.
A fine new s room house, JuSt DE-
ing completed, located IN HYDE FaTk
near Kenwood ave. Modern ~ every
or two families. Special PLUMBING
fixtures furnished. This is your OPP
p%ortunity TO purchase a fine home
and let somebody else pay for II.
Price $500 with about one-tnird
cash.
Six room brick bungalow, located
in Kenwood on an excellent 80 foot
east front lot. owner is now living
in another city and wishes TO dis
pose OF the property Immediately
All rooms are larger and are finish
ed with mahogany and cid ivory
wood work. Oak floors throughout
and numerous built IN features
Price has recently been reduced 10
$500. Terms al be arranged.
GOSTLIN, MEYN g. HASTINGS, Inc
RealtorE-
On Holman, corner of State. open
evenings. Phone 1910 Ham. 12:29.1t
FOR Said OR RENT-16D acre
farm. from March list, in last
Gary. Ind. Owner, John Keller. 252l
S. Lawndaie ave-, Chicago, Ininois,
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS
In the matter OF ths Estate OF
Hannah Gardner. Deceased No. 1855.
Notice Is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned has been appointed Ad-
ministrator of said Estate, by the
Judge OF the Lake Superior Court.
Said Estate Is supposed to be sol
vent.
HARRY GARDNER.
Administrator
Dated September zoth. 1922.
1~2:15:2a:2s
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ARE YOU

The type OF man we are looking for7
Are YOU the kind who can say. IT
Will" and will back UP your word?
Are you willing to work hard for
success2 II you are. see
r. c. Collins, Special Represer-
tative, Hammond Hotel. 1880 to /,
8 to 3 p. M, Hammond. i2:2S:3t
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
In the matter OF the Estate of
James e. Clark. Deceased. No. 26t5.
Notice 10 hereby given that the I'M
dersigned has been appointed Ad-
ministrator Of said Estate, by the
Judge OF the Lake Superior Court.
Said Estate is supposed to be SOL
vent.
J. EDWARD BURNS,
Administrators
Dated December 12th. 1922.
12:t5:72:2s
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS
In the matter OF the Estate OF
Matthias Koch. Deceased. No. 26fz.
Notice Is hereby given hat the un-
dersigned has been appointed Exc
eutrix OF said Estate. by the Judge
of the Lake Superior Court.
Said Estate is supposed to be sol
vent.
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO BUT OR RENT
Large house in East Chicago or
Hammond, must be close to town.
Write Box Sc. care East Chicago
Times. Eaat Chicago. 12.26:2t
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FOR SALE

FUN SALLY
Four room cottage, fur
mace heat, garage and
work shop, all improve
ments in street and paid
in full, half block from
car line, now vacant, pay
$4,000 down and move III
balance same as rent, price
So, 400; w. +. A. MOLES-
BERGER, 500 Columbia,
near MICHIGAN ave. 80
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
In the matter of the Estate of
Paul Buser. Deceased. NO. 1872.
Notice Is hereby given that the IN
dersigned has been appointed Adj
ministrator OF said Estate, by the
Judge OF the Lake Superior Court.
said Estate Is supposed to be SOL
vent.
FIRgT TRUST & SAVINGS BANK
or HAMMOND. INDIANA.
Administrator
Dated December sth. 1922.
12:15:22:29
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
In the matter Of the Estate of
Ida Florence Ware, Deceased. No.
261S.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been appointed Ad-
mintstrator OF said Estate. by the
Judge of the Lake Superior Court.
Said Estate is supposed TO pc SOL
vent.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
In the matter Of the Estate OF
Herman B. Hoeckelberg, Deceased.
No. 1910
Notice IS hereby given that the I'M
designed has been appointed Ad-
rninistrater OF said Estate, by the
Judge Of the Lake Superior Court
Said Estate is supposed to be col
vent.
MINNIE HoDCKELBERG,
Administrator
Dated December 4th, 1922.
1s.15:22.29
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS
In the matter of the Estate of
Mrs. Belle Narden. Deceased. No.
$500.
Notice Is hereby given that the un-
dersisned has been appointed Ad-
mindstrator OF said Estate. by the
Judge OF the Lake Superior Court.
Said Estate Is supposed TO be sol
vent
HENRY GABLER.
Administrator
Dated December I&th, 1922.
I2:lE:s2:ss
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FOR SALE-Ca1umet ave. property.
splendid business elite. Also good
toned piano. Address =. O.. care
Times, Hammond. 12:2Ss2t
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NOTICE TO Apn1N1srRAr1oN

NOTICE TO ADMINISTRATION
In the matter of the Estate Of
George NJ Rastovski. deceased. No
1922.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has bean appointed Adj
ministratrtx Of said Estate, by the
Judge of the Lake Superior Court
Said Estate IS supposed to be SOL
vent
JULIA RASTOvSKI.
Administrative
Dated December 14th. 1922.
I2:22:ss:i6
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MONEY 70 LOAN

So MONEY TO LOAN-On 6 year
time. We also offer safe invest
nlents in Real Estate. Gold Bonda-
Roe a. Petersen. Law office 9:29 cow
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Red blooded. he-men with a deter
mination I'm life, who are doors in
stead OF wtshers. need apply. Our
clientel consists of sofne OF the larg-
est corporations in the country and
for the man who qualities under our
training there are no limits to what
his progress may be.
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UNLIMITED

Opportunities are open for the above
type of men. This organization backs
The right kind Of men and guaran-
lees results.
DATT
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FOR SALE-Miscenaneoas
FOR PAINT n
WALL PAPER
SEE 7. T. COHEN
Paint $3.50 per gallon
289 Sibley Street
Phone Hammond 4136-W.
FOR sALKIOne Butter Kist pop
corn machine. Phone 1877 Ham.
rnond. 1l:S:tf
FOR sALE-200 uncalled for over
coats. values up TO $50. for quick ac-
ton, $40. G.. j. Lesser, 145 State y:
I2:12:tf
FOE SALElEquipment Of a ~ room
hotel. Also 8 apt. bldg, viii ex-
change for Chicago property. r. IT
Perryman. 81 west 9Th Ave. phone
1855 Gary. "a ct
FOR SALE-Bowling and billiard
parlor. a bargain; four regulation
alleys, six tables; only alleys In
city; good eason for selling. Roy
McCool, 102 State St, Hammond. In
diana 12:22:6t
FOR SALE-Furniture. 484 East
State St, Hammond. 12:21:5t
FOR SALE-0ne pool table, cash or
terms. Also pool tables and bar
for rent, one year lease or can be
moved IL desired. Address B-407,
care Times. Hammond. 12:26:3t
ROLL ROOFING-~ rtaoDer roofing.
gle effect. Asphalt cement fer re-
pairing roofs. cutters and Castings
around chimneys. Phone 1890. The
Beckman Supply Co. Hans. 6:2:s
FOR SALE new Home Sewing
machine: / baby Dassonette; / full
sized bed. 500 Howard ave. phone
941-R Hammond. 12;28.3t
FOR sALE-Good delivery horses.
Cheap. AL Ash St, Ham. 12.28:2t
FOR EALE-New and used electric
motors and machinery, used mo-
ters bought I'm exchange. Special
lists in reminding and repairing.
Hammond Electric Supply &c Repair.
f42 sihley 81. phone 1915 Ham. 5:i1:tf
WASHING
Just received shipment New Gey-
ser Washers, prices viii surprise
you. Also rebuilt machines. all ma
kes; prices about half. Convenient
terms, new guarantee. See us be-
fore buying and save the difference.
international Washing Machine Co F,
Tadlock a Huff, Lake County repre-
4 y go LII 6AA l. RAk04tC LGitA
mord a73-M. l2.29.6t
FOR SALE-PracticalIy new three
burner gas plate with hose, raas-
enable. 237 Sibley St, Ham. 12:2s.1t
FOR SALE-All kinds % furniture.
1856 Calumet ave, phone 42s3-R
Hammond. 1~2:2s:3t
FOR SALE-MaIe and female can
aries, pairs for breeding or single
stock the best. Rollers and Harris
Mountain. VIII sell cheap as going
out Of business. 337 johnson street,
Hammond. 1~2:2e;1t
FOR SALE
Spring chickens. dressed. per pound
Spring ducks. dressed, per h.. SEC.
HYDE PARK GROCERY g. MARKET
Standard and Van Buren, ST., phone
$50 Hammond. 12:29:eow
FOR sALE-Household furnfture to
be sold on or before Jan. 10th. viii
sell at your price. Reason for sell
ing, sold property. 444 T. State st.
Hammond. 1~2:29.2t
FOR SALE-soft coal heater, used
only 80 days: also pipe for same,
cheap. 435 Hoffman St, Hammond.
l2;29:lt
FOR SALE-Manure. black dirt,
cinders. hauling OF all kinds. re-
asonably done. Phone 1S35-M Ham
mond. 12:29:1t
FOR SALE-A very good Guernsey
cow. cheap. Call i474 Ham: 12:29:1
ri m "
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ROSE KOCH

Dated December sth. 1929.
1~a:I5:32:2s
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
OF TIE
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WANTED - Blue print
boy for making tracings
Must be Is years old; APP
ply Green Engineering
Co. East Chicago. la-2s-s
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JACOB E. WARE.

Administrator
Dated December sth, 1922.
12:15:22.2s
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SITUATION WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY - VIII
sell my small restaurant at a real
bargain; just the place for man and
wife. doing good business. Address
r. o. Box 1874, Hammond. Ind. 1z:20.s
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WANTED-Labo7eTs- steady work;
chance fer advancement. Sinclair
Retiring Co, 13Srd and Forsyth We.
Fast Chicago. <12:27:3t
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FOR SAI4E-Modern 6 room bunga-
low. hot water heat. fire place. STA
TT. lot, ed garage. vacaRt now;
south side. Price $3.50. $500
cash. +. L. Prescott, phone 2512.
Hammond. 12:sS:2t
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WANTED-Bright office boy. over
l6 years, one who car drive Ford
preferred. Apply New York Gar
Wheel. Columbia and Standard ave.
Hammond. 12.2S;2t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. with Ford or
Chevrolet, for Whiting, East Chi
cage. Gary. Steady work. good pay.
See Mr.. Han. 495 Eaton st., Ham
nlond. 12:28:2t
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WANTED-Ford mechanic. perfnan-
emit work. Call Zimmerman Motor
Car CO., Whiting. Ind. 12:2S:2t
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WANTED-Men good wages. Inquire
Sinclair Pipe Line Co, Columbia
venue. Hammond 11:27:tf
The New York herald., 1922-11-05

emigrating Viennese are not always of
q desira BILE type, as many of them make
an appea rance only because they have
.he money to rent the expensive halls
and to distribute free tickets by the
thousands. But there were two bril-
liant exceptions recently. the famous
American pianist, Germaine Schnitzer.
who gave several delightful recitals aud
has her farewell concert next Tuesday,
and young London girl, Jean Butt, =
violinist who turned out quite reve-
lation to a public which showed mucn
inclination of being skeptic in the be-
ginning as it thought that Miss Butt
pounds sterling were perhaps more re-
sponsible Tor her admittance into
Nienna's concert life than her art. How
ever this fear turned out to be ground
less. and when the Viennese saw or
rather heard it, they gave her endless
cheers until finally the lights had u
be turned out to force the enthusiasts
out of the hall. Very likely the world
will hear more OF the achievements of
this young artist before long.
4 regularly returning and much hon
ored American guest Is Fritz kreisler.
who Is really n native OF Vienna. When
ever he and his wife come here
the Viennese know that the poor OF
the city get the benefit Of 1t. and in
deed Mr.. and Mrs. Kreisler's time Ia
more occupied by charity work on great
scale than the admirers OF kreisler's 8
music think desirable, as they cannot
get him TO perform quite as often as
they would like. Whenever Kreisler
plays. his earnings are invariably dis
tributed among the suffering children
who already know that a good deal of
their food clothes and summer recrca-
ton are paid out of Kreisler's funds.
The New York herald., 1922-11-05
Vienna'S Concert
Season Successful
Despite High Fees
Exodus of Native Artists.
However. Worries Mana
gers There.

Special Correspondence 10 THE new YonlS
HERALD.
VIENNA. oct. u.
- O far the theatrical and concert
~ season has developed normally
- ia spite of high entrance fees
and scarcity Of foreign guests. Only
observers closely acquainted with
local conditions notice that some audi
toriums are less crowded than last
year and that the halls are freely
stuffed with holders OF free tickets. IN
order 20 give them a more encourag-
ing aspect for the artists The uni
versal stagnation now beginning here
in connection with the burdens Of the
reconstruction scheme will no doubt
have a dangerous reaction on the ar
tistic life Of the city and make the
"art market as duh as part OF the
goods market has already become
Meanwhile admirers OF drama and
music stil find everything their hearts
may desire and can choose as much as
they like from the long lists Of the
daily artistic bill Of fares. Among the
stars TO be heard in tho concert halls
=
but also Americans English and
Swedes and the Philharmonic Orchestra.
now complete again after most success
fu trip TO South America, gives luster
to the performance Of the state opera
ana draws great and in this case really
paying crowds 10 its regular concerts.
10 is assisted by the symphonic or
chostra which although less famous
Than the former. IS almost as good.
Workers concerts OF first class artistic
standard and arranged by The critic Of
tho socialist "ArbeitorZeitung Mr. NJ.
Bach and popular symphonic concerts
al greatly reduced prices on sunday
afternoons under The direction OF Anton
Won Wcbcrn. an ascending star among
orchestra lenders complete tho musical
side OF The show and are invariably
sold out.
Max Roinhardt who gives series of
ncrforinaucrs in the wonderful "Im-
porlai Redoutensaar is unfortunately
loss patroni1od by public favor because
his entrance fees are prohhltivc Tor
most purses
ono great difficulty is that many Of
tho best stars make now regular
feature of GOING abroad for months 20
earn sound money aud sometimes leave
the stare managers in despair ot how TO
find proper substitutes FOR the spoiled
taste of~rnr Vieuucsc, who cannot Tor
act tho brilliant past Of art life in the
monarchy The exodus Of good aftsts
bas become s0 alarming That The papers
thought it necessary to draw The public
attention to So and go anNlously ask
what Will be the end of ~ Madame
Icritza of the state Qpcrr has left Tor
Ncw York m tho middle ot CHS month
and is now followed 1y Miss Erika
Morini. seventeen years old violnist
Of great promise. who goes 20 the
United states for a series Of % recitals
i'm New York and other towns. She Is
considered a musical marvel and at her
farewell recital n the biegest concert
hau or fho CITY She harvested onthusi-
astic applause from q sold out house.
,rhe foreign mu icianF coming to
vienna 10 fit up the gap left By the
The New York herald., 1922-11-05
THE NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY NOVEMBER s. 1922

Guilds "R. U. r." will be staged I'm the
Town Hail. February 8, 8 and 10. Try
outs for parts will begin soon. but selec-
ton of players will not be made until
December. Warner Tufts is production
manager.
Hire Education" is the title of this
years sophomore show, to be given in
Brinckerhoff, the Barnard College
theater, December IA. IS and 16. Perry
WINS, 20. who staged the last varsity
show, is author of the libretto and also
coach. Candidates for parts are now
being tested, and Mr.. WINS reports that
he is particularly pleased with the play
ers portraying feminine roles.
The farce. which is in three acts. deals
with college life in general, and CO.
lumbia in particular. according 20 Rich
mond b. Williams executive chairman.
The cast will number forty, with seven
leading feminine characters and five
masculine roles Familiar types of col
The New York herald., 1922-11-05
Of LEE 4 J. J. SHUBERT.
WIN. A. BRADYS

Music Play written by Frank Craven
(author OF 1.-The 1st Year'D.
Lyrics and Music by JOS. Mccarthy and
Harry Tierney (authors of "Irene')
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CAT SHOW FOR CHARITY.

The Silver Society will hold a Persian
cat show at the Biltmore. December S,
for the benefit Of the Ellin Prince
speyer Hospital for Animals. Members
of the committee are Mrs. Lewis oou-
verneur Morris. Mrs. Marshall o-me Will
son, Mrs. Phillips Allen Clark, Mrs Her
bert Beecher Nichols, Mrs. Ernesto r.
Simondetti. Mrs. Frederick Whitridge,
Mrs. Edison Bradley. Mrs. Norval II.
Busey. Mrs. Elizabeth Mayo and Miss
Carroll Macy.
The New York herald., 1922-11-05
ArmiStice Ball to Aid
Working WOmen'S Club

long list of members Of the stage
has recently been added TO the already
interesting number OF those who have
the night before Armistice Day at
Clover Gardens for the building fund
Of the Self-Supporting Women's Club.
These include Misses Ruth Chatterton,
Grace George, Ina Claire, Janet
Beecher and Olive wyndham; also
Messrs. Henry Miller. Norman Trevor.
Robert Warwick and others. After
midnight, which ushers In Armistice
Day, very interesting program will
be Offered. Nine Alma Clayburgh will
sing THE Star Spangled Banner" Miss
Julia Arthur will recite THE Battle
The New York herald., 1922-11-05

lege life will be drawn upon for humor-
Gus material according TO Mr.. Williams,
the action centering in fraternity house
on the college campus.
The executive committee responsible
for the production, it was announced, IN
cludes Joseph A. Lillard. West Eighty
seventh street Richmond B. Williams,
$50 East Twenty-first street, Brooklyn I;
Thomas Wenning, &c Morningside ave-
nue.; Richard Wilde, Bayside. l.. 1. F;
Carroll c. Van Ark. Holland, Mich. !;
Howard Som, 562 West 113th street;
George Waldo Rochester, n. y; Joseph
Gephart, McKeesport. Pa, and William
Clark, Los Angeles, Cal.
The first evening on which the farce
is TO be given will be Campus Night, it
was said. December 10 will be Fra
ternity Night, and December l6 General
Public Night. Special matinees for
Teachers College and Barnard are to be
arranged There will be dancing after
each performance.