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Milford chronicle., 1933-09-01
ANDREW

Matthew Paris Andrew, aged 55
years, formerly of Milford, died Sat-
urday, August 26th, in New Haven,
Conn. Funeral services were held
Tuesday. August 29th, from the
Methodist Protestant Church at
Milford, 2 p. m, Rev. Langrell, of
Pennington, officiating. Interment
in Hollywood cemetery, Harrington.
He is survived by his wife, two
daughters, Mrs. Edward d. Williams
of Milford, Mrs. Peter Kades of New
Haven, one son Kenneth Andrew, of
New Haven, four brothers, Oscar ID.
Andrew of New Haven, Samuel An
drew of Pennington, Chas. Andrew
and Elmer Andrew, of Dover; three
sisters, Mrs. Richard Collision, of
Milford, Mrs. Euphania Jones of
Asheyille. N. c., and Mrs. Charles
Messick, of Harrington.
Milford chronicle., 1933-09-01
PATTERSON

( An August 10, 1888, at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Ralph Mills,
in South Milford, Mrs. Margaret Pat
terson died very suddenly of heart
disease. Mrs. Patterson was a mem
ber of very old Virginia family, a
fine cultured woman, a splendid
mother and true friend, and her
passing is loss to those who knew
her well. Her remains were car
ried to her old home in Virginia and
inferred in the family plot of her
own church. She leaves four broth
ers, all in Western States, and four
children: Mrs. St. Clair Turk, and
George Patterson, of Clifton Forge.
Va; William Patterson, of Flushing,
L. l., and Mrs. Ralph Mills, of Mil
ford.
Evening star., 1933-09-08
Marriage Licenses.

Hatold a Einens z, 1919 3 Colss9sals Pin .,.6. Isaa
A. 'ssnaee esr CAS-: SD M sis s s.:s ave. and s.r.
sOn h' 8 crE%ss's F1. s ,Sas E:s.sas r. ss sd a.
Stuart O.. Thompson. 22. Takoms Psrk,
Ma: and Il L!lnsn !. + g a,!S KSrssmer. !Srsu. 2o' soa K
M1. and Anne 4. oH. Il. iziS rosSmss
pos:h s.h e. & ss; h:s fsc j s0ss'; T.. and Ae.
2 Hk.Sa ksnatl19; 49ef.I e.: Chevy ona''' Md Rev.
1s5is' sots Of S ssitimoT.. I Ma Rsssi :rn iceS
spd "a. + Violet: 3. 1915 Ro;edsis
a.. both Of Baltimore. Nd; Rev. I. p.
rrsSi MsHoteniM Z iMllls %. 1885 = st. &C.. and
Luther 3. franck.
s' as bot sss1 q 2.iss. as nv W. S,R2,s Rss 81.
yirginis z Atnson. "a. Paris. w.: Rev.
Es ;sss.l ;Ess; ssss ;.s e ~ s.rf % road: ~: ss9
.na aisss s. H. n'9iss 9is i.t '.s &
me-; Rev. II. 8. Curtis.
5osS of fsss ss M'rn. r. Rev. Tlnss
Melvin rsremsn, q. ssl7, ,ds 18TH place g..
Arssas esls%ss el@sss ds : 81 e. sss g. ao::s a,:::
both Of Halls Hill. Va; Rev. william b.
s ss,n ase e. r sSs sns s',ssh v: sss: Ss,
Robert Z. Mattins1y.
Evening star., 1933-09-08
DECLINES TO TAKE
/ BLAME FOR wreck
Milk Train Engineer Tells
,Probers He Was Not
Properly Tagged.

~ the Associated Press.
BN10HAHToN, n. r., September 3.
IN. II. King. veteran engineer. has DE-
ciined to taks an tbs bl1lns for tha
wreck Of the Atlantic nyr IN which II
people died.
The e2-ysar-old Eris Railroad en-
ploye told investigations last night:
TT wouldn't hsvs happened Il ] had
been properly TAGGED"
King was at the throttle Of Q milk
train which ripped into the rear Of the
crack passenger train Tuesday night.
He said he had obeyed every signal
but the last one as he neared the place
where the passenger expfeas had STOP
ped to wait for string Of freight cars
to get OF the track.
= "Cau On" SiGnal FlAGheA
A. he approaca1sd the "BD" tower.
he said, the call On" signal WAS dAshed.
to you?" asked J. W. Graves supeEin-
tsndent Of the susquehanns division, IA
charge Of the Sem1-omciAl investieati0n,
aided by representatives Of the Inter.
state Commesee Commission and The
State Public Service Commission.
"The rule says to be pfspayed TO secp
In the distance could See," King re-
piled.
Were you - operating the train?"
mot after reaching the curve and
from there to the point Of collision"
Il am informed" Graves said, that
you gradually opened the throttle and
picked up speed after leaving b tower.
u that correctT
"Yes."
A. F. Duffy, representing the Inter-
state Commerce Commission, inter.
SsyS He Dssans ''IItals BoaA"
'-The accident IVES caussd becsuse
you were assuming too much and not
living up to the dsas given your"
Everyday setvies led me to assume, /"
bold"
collidm?"
well, It wouldn't have happened Il
had been properly tagged"
The report says that you were about
half way around the curve when you
saw the signal Of No. SIS flagman,
Duffy continued. rs that cofrect?"
Eyes. At the same time I saw the
tail light Of No. 8. applied the brakes
and opened the sand"
A O. Norris, flagman, On the flier, said
that when his train stopped he saw and
heard the milk train approaching. He
said he ran back along the track q
fast as possible swinging his lanterns
and yelling.
Evening star., 1933-09-08
Births Reported.

Afcansela L. and Agnes vefdecehia, boz.
Milton and Frances p. Rupert, boy.
william william =. 2 snd =, hath sshaStsr: bey:
AaIVey snd snd gt9sse 0Sf by
Leslie F. and Edythe I. Foltz. boy.
Andrew and Thelme Jameson, boy
Alexander L. and Mary 81. ealak. boy.
Theodore C.. and Anna n. Widmayef, boy.
Repl I. and Alice Mieenheinef, beS
HSGsy snd n .ed fsh. Aae' ehliHeIsa iHInsa'ffi fi sos
Frank L. and Margaret L. Durr, girl,
Vernon M. and Alma NJ Hunt. eiri.
William D. and Ruth sweeney girl.
5.%s: Tst ai'fR ssin'S SSS,a saa 'assh.r 1lD Gum
Frederick Il. .apd Mary A. wassnsan. girl.
HAIRY e and Whit Z. Eivereite. boy.
ae11ss ae9msn ao aSa aTsSrs 1ass 4 Rf.rson boy
Ernest and bspns 0cidSefs. Soy. g; '''
Thomas b. snd bofotSs !. HiD: Hsiiih::r,o 80 Soy.
John 4. and porothy Cannon, boy.
Jack g; and rfA4ces zQslcw.. boy.
ssHsls and rs kessnas.t cnssst boz boy
Bon 2. and HSfel Cameron. Boy.
Harold 8. and Anne. Yeune, boy.
John L. and Viola NJ IcManus, girl.
Robert H. and Mary T. Powell, eiri.
HSssI.. HS6art 4 q :nd an. JSsnits an shislds, 1rl.
Maurice J. and jeanette Cohen. sihiiI.
Myer r. apd Pauline Chidakel, gifl
George ana Julia Q: schaub. girl.
James z. and Flo e. Gateley, girl.
wiledF A. aaS aSd dCafnssine snas nS,liysn girl
John and Maminie Reed, ali.
Tnomas ana Matte Coates. girl.
Evening star., 1933-09-08
BrathH.

ALsOP. LOTrK BELLE. Departed this hfe
suddenly: Is Wsdnesdss dss, September % g. 19SS. .
T1E II Hta BELLE aSis's MsoP beloved wife Of win
liam J. Alsop. daughter Of Henry II. Burt.
sel four brothe1s 70 Saa'n and f oer s
and friends Funeral M satSIdsy; SnSa ssntemi trer.i
sea sems 81 & f,d2ias g% aRs ,To& nT sun''
BALM, JAMES GALLAGHER, Sd. Suddenly,
Soss nnn ss2ssses 5m aAAeasR E aeSa i n
Sc bila ss.1 'sn a. 0' Notice q
BALLAD. ORvuLE I. On THURSDAY, Sep
G%VMLE H11L Z '. L. sAii.ARD. Il Sed Seioyed hSsbsnd
ss6 Ss.a k.S5sss oasass assa ss% Fl.
e :ac ESQ s, pm ni iats1%sns dle1sood Gene:
BALLARD. oRv1LLE L. A special commu-
F. A. A. NJ. has been called for Saturday,
sss asse'f%4s1 = Of @ ths q
our late deceased brother, oRv1LLk l.
SAIIATWR " H. wANAMAkER. Secretary.
BRADECAMP, ROBERT. on THURSDAY. Sep
tember Z. 1888. at the residence Of his
si;ss5 MI. MAJ Mamie soSr sssk q Afbs5 sSse
rssidence rsSd nc % On Saturday. september 9. st 3
s1m.ns EeaEs: IL ans s.den
burg. Md.
coNNELI. ADELAIDE: On Thursday, Sep
temSsr Der sotb & 1ess An 1M.ins Ss2tinR Il
Xos1si,.. Xsa1naif, d %a55si RSslas q fans1s later
COOK DENNIS shis cook ptS se
loved husband Of sue Cook. brother Of
Maria Towies; Daisy HARPER. ,as Sstsils
doSR Gestns as raser fad
neral home, 3S9 Rhode Island ave. NV.
until pm. today. Funeral 80 sstuTTdsy. Tct
esf eesfnsss ssp.ist Church: q ofses. % jsSs:
omciatine. Relatives and friends invited;
% ton Of 81. Johns Lodge. No. Il. 7. a. a.
NJ. is hereby called for Saturday Sep
ss%0fa s:n sts e Hs os s' the SS a
ms s cSeK n 1sr,s ssssaa.nss M.it.s L de-
sRoeassERr Reas A'sHz ". HaksaAfI. II I' seefst.1,. ''
sss fsss s., a: ia.si ] ;55aisFSES s;1sssS;
mens os' It ss'e@aia 81. clai1sviiie. ii Ohio '
s.npss '9sssa sSss j6spa g Ta.sSszM ssg
flas :' sss sHs
nv. Junsfai private.
ss:s AHas isss :. Ssa On ss
Holmead place NV. ANNA E.. belove0
wife Of the late Timothy = Dssmon,a. n a,o
sns = .ns I.s Ss sHs
above residence on Monday, 9eptember II,
ct $50 am: thence to Sacred Heart
Church, where mass win be offered at
Am. for the fepose Of her soul. Relas
ttves and friends invited. Interment ct.
Mary's Cenetefy. Alexandria. Va. 10
DoDsoN. sogE1r L. suddenly, On Wed Wed.
+ burS,. Vt. va, HO1ekT l.. the beloved
husband Of Myrtle bodson (nee Brown.
Funeral sefviceS ct the residence OF his
ststsr, lzs. 1dne Barrett 466 q. sw:
fHsnss 8 q. Bomisic.s church. ~ Civ xSsr;
as' Doss 81 ssss,.ss and nd III isnds
~ kyissd. intirnsnt consrssaional
d.,. ssDsanSsI issj. 3 hsl e r.caa.ns:. "a e.
the beloved wife Of John Hammerstrom.
Funeral from the w. ". Chambers %. q
Southeast brAueh funeral home. SIT 11th
e. Sea On Monoay, 4eptembcr II. st 2
1ntermeue CONGRESSIONAL CU0etery. 10 4
MfNTQN, NINA kLEkABETM. Suddenly. on
Wednesday. esptember g. 1888, at Prank
II Npni NeTGst:l ASsDisA4 altimogss e, M ssS
81 Sin nissa sssss sias 5S ss. .a; e ss:sss ssss
ssid !! re. ksistiyes and isisnds 60
invited. Interment Mount otivst osms-
- -
Evening star., 1933-09-08

Ronsfh9iity IN tids ccntst,s be said.
'xverythtng On which yow traditions
are based, everything n wtich your po-
littcal faith and ideals xre grounded
calls 70 you TO vote for repeal and re-
pair the wrong which the eighteenth
amendnent has worked on oue most
sacred Institutions"
Speaking ct . luncheon held IN his
FsT1ey Said there he had no doubt what
the outcome would be tn Vifginia's Dpe-
ciAl election bat Gdded he Was eGpe-
clally anxious that the result shah be
- overwhelming thAt II viii truly re-
Aect the sentiment ol I'll the voters Of
your State"
Evening star., 1933-09-08
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD
FOR MRS. ANNIE DUNNINe
Native Of Canada, Chevy Chase
Rsadsnt II Years, Buried In
1ock Creek Cemetery.

Hanera1 services for Mrs.. Annie Dun
ming, 50, who died 1Ast Friday after .
long illness, were held Monday at 81.
Johns Episcopal Church, Chevy Chase,
Nd. Burial was IN Rock Greek Gene
tsry.
4 native of Canada, Mrs. Dunning
had lived IN Chevy Chase for II years.
Her residence was at 1924 Stanford
street. For IS years prior to moving
there, she lived In Washington.
Mrs. Dunning was q member Of
Naomi Chapter, No. %, Order Of the
Eastern Star, Of Bethesda, Md, of which
her husband, Lawrence L. Dunning, Is
worthy patron. Besides her husband,
she Is survived by son, Robert, who
graduated from the University Of Mary
land last June: four sisters and two
brothers, al living IN Canada.
Evening star., 1933-09-08
MAN WHO TOLD BUCHANAN
OF NOMINATION IS. DEAD
Son Of Presidsnt's Law Partner,
Thomas Potter Hordnsy, Expires
at Are Of 90.

By the A8S0cIateu FfeSB.
LANCASTER, Pa September o.
first to give his friend, James Buchan-
an, news Of his nomination for the
Presidency Of the United States, died
today. He was 90.
Eufdney was personal friend Of the
only Pennsylvania to occupy the White
House and his father, William Ford
ney, was q law partner Of buchanan.
A farmer, Fofdney had lived most OF
his life In Lancaster County. He h
survived by four children.
Evening star., 1933-09-08
!. - coesas, 8 n1hoboth Bsaeh, Dsa,

st hsr coesaSs q Hshoboth Beach. Del.,
eaplo6eA
~. Ledgh Soe som1 tine bad bsou
Hvine &C SOL Massachusetts Ave0ue. !
with her ct the time Of her deoeh
Wofe hg a0e1f, 1lrA WlN1m N0ven;
her stef-in-law, M. l1Wh TAqhmana
and her tWo sons HAndolph and Claa-
Dugne.
Nh. Lsiohs body has ben removed
% Na1hviIle. WhsrU fmefal sesviees VII
3 hid toncFfow nScrninG at the home
q her mother, Ma 0eof1e u. ulg0r
man.
Nrs. LslGh formerly wa1 The wife ol
lAndolph Leigh, director q ta1e M
t10nGl CfAtoH1C0 Center.
Evening star., 1933-09-08
Deaths Reported.

HsTsslet a. .Esssa Ss Sse BE BE 9: &: ne.
EsdrDsf Edsos Yslan Yeuns. 332oH 4 w,s,d9,s;, e: ne
sMoliie 1ye1. t1, Gauinger Hospital
ii,s.Z vniih,TsncsZ 1ecArtnqr, q. Qal2tnser Hpspdtal.
0n I. Enkinson. 3s, oeorpetown 1qspttal.
virsinn SSn9er, q. 134o Shepherd st.
Ersnk Nishoi;:. 75,s q. iiissSstk%s % aSspitsi.
!sss5s !sss ps:: pss:s t g. sSssss 1882 y;sn'n' ave.
Emma =. Tate B3l dAfheld Hospital.
Ernest Berry, 81. Freedmen's Hospital.
que katterson. S6, 0ellinger Hospital.
Eoee patterson, 81. Qalltnger Hosn1tal.
Ho1pital.
porothy Hall. 90, oallineer HsspitA,.
Evening star., 1933-09-08
CALLS LEGISLATURE

Texas 0ovornor Issues Summons
for Emergency Measures.
AUSTIN. Tn. aeptsEnbes Q "
The Tsxas Legslaturs was called b
Gov. Mi11am 4. Ferguson yestsrdAy 70
meet In extraordinary session next
Thursday to eonsider emergency legis-
lation.
Ohisf of tl,s subjects presented for
600 in bo1ds with which to augment
Federal relief funds.
The question Of amending, changing
or repeating '.laWy affecting and con-
trolling trusts, conspiracies against
trade and monopoliss" also was opened
by the Governors proclamation.
Evening star., 1933-09-08
In 4ruuriam.

uAxxxN0EB, WILLIAM SRRNCED. In sad
q: :r l'ysHf ssfnsFiSss sFsSrs & Szfssc S5 dfssc
e''' Ss'''mHsshi Els : 1oyfao asHsa CHILDREN. I.
DOTsoN. ANNA LUCILLE. In loving re-
U boE ~ We Ssaf dtpss,ed na,s, HhA tS. fS RI.
one year $50 today. Septsmber 8. 1882.
TnSfs = vacant plsee in my heart. dear.
s yoa rs%en s1sa .o nfSsse heaten al the years.
And I've shsd many bitter tsa.s
ons0t. MAB1 AND LEWIS saerel 70
dsoR aS xe e asEssfd .s f. eilst
gs, os,rss s..s sso today; a; ss2tsW5sr 8, 192s. and
ss;s';$ =: ':a* ss ,.sa' sssss e. x:
today. reeeis the memory
Ana tsss iSsse sSs Ss' .6as 6Gnss e e &C.: is: ,ou.,
Ar: aH& iAe1s fAfe ffvSffb STi6 'esR cHRtlHS6assas H6asa
Hqov5s. s9!ls = EoMA1D y! 1 =. = loving rsmem-
ago today. - ssDssnsss q. iss4. h'n' years
In Rs., a;:rs: nS.a scsr sa HsSaGTg ssa liner: sss
1n4gs z nos az, 4ser .d.dds.
Il IlS $s$ s$stE.' Z as3Ess ": : II n. ~ IT
MEAD. AMI In Icing ssa4pbranss .sf
sssfsss s:sss e.; J. i1ss. R one year go '0as'' ~
One yeaf has rassed since that sad dsy
LIZ LIZ ens vs loyed VA called sway.
But In our hearts she Nveth etill.
Her emiline way and pieasent face
Are . pleAsure to recall.
SnS Ad afe aisd d1laS'y DsIey.d SG,s s. i sRF 'ash
You left sweet memories to blossom.
Heafins fruit for yeafs to come.
In the lives Of those Who loved yoI
Precious 41emcries Of days that are gone.
NM LOVING CHILDREN :
Evening star., 1933-09-08
AUBREY b. cHEATHAM
10 REST IN ARLINGTON
Procfreadsr at Hovexnment Print
ing once Was Veteran Of
War with Spain.

Aubrey p. Oheatha0, pgooereo6ee a&
at ths 0ovssnment Printing Ones
uutil l1is Death September 26 1ast year.
whose body has been IN . crypt st
Prospect Hiu Cemetsry since that time.
was 70 be buried In Arlington National
Csmetefy At 2:3o pm. today with fun
military hCuoes. He was . veteran q
the 6panish War.
A native Of Chesterfield County, Va,
Mr.. Cheetflam had lived In Richmond
many years, during part Of which time
he was On the Richmond Evening
Journal. He came to Warrington n
1915, working at the Warrington Post
for . short time. Later be was On the
Los Angeles Examiner and San FrAu-
cisco Examiner before returning 70
Washington TO become proofreader It
the Government Printing Once.
He b survived BY his widow, fosmsTly
Miss 0annie Battle Of Richmond. and
two brothers and sister.
Evening star., 1933-09-08
Uarn uf Uhanka.

HARLEY. JAMES ". We wish to thank our
relatives, neighbors and friends for the
kindness and sympathy shown US at the
bereavement Of our husband and father,
JAMES W. HARLEY.
HIS WIFE. MARGARET HARLEY. AND
CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1933-09-08
BURNS PROVE FATAL
TO MRS. LUCY LEIGH
21omineut Washington Woman
Dies In Lswss, Del, Hospital
Following Stove Blast.

Mrs.. Lacy Tilehmsn Leigh, promi-
hsnt "a washington society and menu
bsr Of an old and prominent Nashville.
Tenn, family, died yesterday at hos
pital ct Lewes, Del, Of burns she re-
ee4yed 4 fortnight sgo when . gas stove
Evening star., 1933-09-08
FARLEY VOICES PLEA
FOR VIRGINIA REPEAL
Tells Aulienee State Has 0peeial
Responsibility in9yote st
for October s.

~ ~ Associated Press. ~
NORFOLK. Va. September e.-PoGt-
master 0snafa1 Iaflsy yesterday aslssd
viginians, regardless Of political afilia-
tions, % join d opposition 70 prohibi-
ton In the State refersndum on Oc-
tober 3.
you of VirRinia have an especisl re-
Evening star., 1933-09-08
CITY NEWS IN BRIEH.
TnAY

TODAY.
Meeting, Gen. Nelson A. Ailss Camp
No: l, United Spanish War Veterans,
Pythian Temple. 8 pm.
Meeting. Bicentennial Chapter, Amer
ican War Mothers, Hamilton Hotel,
pm.
Meeting, Dental Tschnicians' Associa-
tion, Hamilton Hotel. 8 pm
Gard narfu 002l p sfrook r n N
Evening star., 1933-09-08

The author Of 40 He'd Of Her Own"
has juSt become an American citizen
and & already putting out . book tttled
Head Of the House."
Evening star., 1933-09-08

Mounting 98h feet, Germany's high
est flag pole has been erected In Frei-
mann, near Munich, to commemorate
the death Of Storm trooper killed by
Communists.
Evening star., 1933-09-08

The unglil1a-speaking community II
which public policy Il most steadily q.
rected to insuring good conditions q
life for I'll eitizeno = New Zealand.
Evening star., 1933-09-08
Flag Pole Is Highest.

Card party. 2os4 F street. 8 pm.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1933-01-21
Crispus Attacks
Assn Rs-elects r
Mrs. j. Douglass
crIspus Attuek. Assn Elects

The Crispus Attacks Home Associa-
ton held their annual meeting and
election Tuesday evening, Jan. 18th
at the home, 469, Collins St., st. Paul,
MINI. Mrs: Julia Douglas who has
served as president the past two
years was rejected president; John
Lawrence, yice-president; Mrs. Mari
lee Parks. secretary and Mrs Jean
Mundy, assistant secretary. Terms
expering on the board of directors
were Mrs. Mary Love. Milton Shanks,
S. J. Sydes, and Mrs. Fannie M.
ShAnlks. All four were reelected to
three year terms. During the past
year from Nov. 1881 to Oct. 1882 the
Association has discussed $5.0sS.s5
and has q cash balance of $406.7s.
The home is in excellent condition
and has had an average Of 81 in
mates for the year.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1933-01-21
FARMERS LAY OUT PLAN
FOR MUTUAL HELP

Savannah, Ca, Jan. 2o.-The far
mers of Chstham county met Satur-
day at First African Baptist church
in franklin So. TO work out their
problems and to study the material
furnished by the U. s. department of
agriculture. Sam Steele is president
Of the county organization. The home
demonstration council and members
Of the local clubs also met.
The speakers were Scipio Wilson.
p. H. Stone, state agent; Alex Nurse,
club agent; ]. C. Woodruff. county
agent (white); Miss Camilla, Weems,
district agent; BENJAMIN S. Adams.
county agent; Mrs. Iona Frazier of
the Georgia State college. Mrs. s. M.
Thompson. principal of the Woodviile
public school. and Prof. J. n. Wash
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1933-01-21
Legal Notice

Netice OF Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.
Notice Is Hereby Given, That de-
fault has occurred in the conditions
of that certain mortgage. dated the
1st day of July, 1881, executed by
Axel Marvin Fritz and Beatrice L.
II. Larson, as mortgages, filed for rec
ord in the office of the Register OF
Deeds in and for the County of Hen
nepin, and State of Minnesota, on the
10th day of July, 1881, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, and recorded in Book 1878 of
Mortgage Records, page 1888; that no
action or proceeding has been insti-
.tuted at law to recover the debt Sc
cured by said MORTGAGE or any part
thereof, that there is due and claimed
to be due under said mortgage, in
Guiding interest to date hereof, the
sum of Three Thousand Two Hundred
Ninety eight and 25-100 ($3,298.25)
Dollars, and that pursuant to the
mortgage will be foreclosed and the
tract of land lying and being in the
County of Hennepin, State of MINNIE
sofa, which is described according to
office of the Register of Deeds of said
County, as follows, to-wit:
Lot Twenty -four CAD, Block
Two (2), James G. Reid's Fifth
Addition to Minneapolis,
will be sold by the sheriff of said coun-
ty at public auction on the 18th day of
February, 1898, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at
the office of the Sheriff at the Court
House in the City of Minneapolis in
said county and state, to pay said
sum and interest thereon to said
date of sale and the costs and dis
bursements of such foreclosure and
SALE including an attorneys fee of
Seventy-five Dollars, subject to re-
demptfon within twelve months from
said date of sale.
Dated January 4th. 1893.
AXEL R. LARSON,
Mortgage.
IRVING. j. CLARK,
Attorney for the Mortgage.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1933-01-21
George Did IT.
Comedy Ready
For Public View
ANNUAL OFFERING SCHEDULED
FOR JAN. 20.

The Phyllis Wheatley Players will
again appear in three act comedy:
George Did It." on Monday evening,
january %, 1888, at the Phyllis Wheat
ley House, $50 P. M.
From past performances of this
group, you will certainly be we'll re-
paid for holding this date open for
this play. which will give you an eve
ming of laughs galore.
The cast is as follows:
George Storm Thomas B. Stovall
Charity. his wife, .Flossie Harris
Fred Kildoe, his friend ....----.---
...............,......-...-..... Clarence Hughes
Alice. Fred's Francis McHie
Olga, the Storms maid ---,---..
: .... - Marguerite. Seymour
Genevie Long. Marrionne PEBBLES
Benny Dunno Archie James
Russell Ellison .....Herbert Howell
Alma Pickett .........,..-..Allie Glenn
Mr.. A. Carlson -...-----,.....John Baldwin
Miss Victoria Clampitt .......,-. =.
Miss Dorothy Pyle, Directress g
Pupil OF John Seaman earns,
Member Of McPhail- School
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1933-01-21

The Young Women's Club of st.
Phillip Episcopal church met with
Mrs. Edna Brooks Of st. Anthony Ave.
At an election Of officers Mrs. Gladys
Harris was elected president; Flo
renee Manning, vice-president; Mrs.
Halle Salter. secretary; Mrs. Rudolph
Martin. treasurer. The next meeting
will be held at Mrs. Herman Cotton's,
s18 N. st. Adams st.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1933-01-21
YOUTHFUL MUSICIANS ENTER
TANNED.

During the recent holidays young
musicians enjoyed themselves at a
party given at the home Of Miss Der.
netti Cason. A short program was
rendered by friends and pupils of the
hostess. John Murphy, Fern Lee,
Victoria Marcus and Elizabeth Lee
played violin solos; accompanies
were Janeberie Murphy, Edith Cole
man and Bella Lee. TWO delightful
piano solos we're played by Ruth Ben
ner and Janebelle Murphy.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1933-01-21

ingtea. principal o. Rose Dhu public
rrhooi.
A similar meeting was held Thurs
day at Miiier's community These
meetings are being held under the
auspices Of the extension division of
the college. through the county and
home demonstration agents.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1933-01-21

The Ivy Leaf club of the Univer-
sity campus met last Thursday. Miss
Rachel Gooden, dean of pledges, pre-.
sided. Their topic of discussion was
concerning work of the present quar-
ter and Of ensuing quarters.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1933-01-21

The Book Lovers club met Thurs
day night. Members devoted their
time to planning a program to be pre-
sented at Halle @. Brown Community
House Monday evening.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1933-01-21
w-Ho-'s

Who's III %
Who's vlsItIng7
Who's entertaInlng7
Who's gone away?
S Tell US and we'll tell your,
friends. There is no charge for
brief mention In the columns of
The Twin City Herald. Its your
newspaper.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1933-01-21
St. Pal Ne!xs!; ..
ey Meredith sixer Howell.
Social Correspondent,
ELkhurst 3fse
CLUBS.

The Criterion Art Club met Mon
day night at the home Of Mrs. Mabel
Brown, sss Rondo st. The evening
was spent in sewing.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1933-01-21
PERSONALS. !

Mrs. R. F. wilson. SCI st. Anthony
has as her house guest Miss Ethel
Waters. star Of Rhapsody In Black"
Miss Florence Hill, talented dancer,
also q member of the cast, is. stopping
at Mrs. NJ. A. Melkerfs home. ass St.,
Anthony Ave. 49,.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1933-01-21

The American Legion Auxiliary
gave a tea Thursday afternoon at 2.
p. M. at Welcome Han. Installation
of officers was Held. Members and
friends attended IN goodly numbers.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1933-01-21

Mr.. Henry Gordon VIM speak on
Development Of Our Talents" at the
Young Peoples Council at the Com
munity House Saturday evening.