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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-05
Ring Feud Carded
for Muncie Show
Alabama Kid and Jackson
to Settle Dispute.

By Times Special
MUNCIE. Ind, Nov. 5.-The Ala
hama Kid and Stonewan Jackson
will meet in the feature fight on a
thirty -twO-round boxing program
here wednesday night.
The Kid pleased Muncie fans re-
Gently by stopping Freddie Eiler Of
Louisville in two rounds. His bout
Wednesday night with Jackson will
mark the second meeting Of the two.
jackson lost the decision after ten
hard rounds in their first brawl at
DAYTON. o.
Other events on the Muncie pro-
gram include three siX-round bouts
and one four-rounder.
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State College Card

Notre Dame VS.. Navy. at Cleveland.
Indiana VS. Minnesota at Minneapolis.
Purdue. VS.. Iowa. at Iowa City
Butler VS.. Manchester. at Indiana polls.
Hanover vs. Evansville. at Hanover.
De Paw VS. Earlham, at Richmond
Ball State VS.. Indiana State at Muncie
Central Normal vs.. Valparaiso. at VAL
Rose Poly VS.. Oakland City. at Terre
Haute.
Franklin VS. Wabash, at Charlottesville.
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foul balls and the texture of the bunting to be used
the championship flags, and in justice to him and the
Office he held it must be said he functoned admirably
Nobody will ever know whether he could have been
leader in fact well because the opportunity
to demonstrate these qualities do not exist baseball
today The president Of major league is nothing more
nor less than glored clerk To be more specific he is
the mouthpiece Of the club owners They tell him
when to say Eyes" and when to say mo"
The president ought to be leader in the full sense
If the word he ought to have initiative, modern IDEAS
business calculated to bring the sport and the
closer together But instead being leader
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-05
MILLER GIRONES TITLE
BATTLE Is POSTPONED
BIZ United Press

BARCELONA, Spain, Nov. S.
The Freddie Miller-Jose Girones
featherweight title fight, scheduled
for last night, will be held Wednes-
day night. 1t was postponed because
of unfavorable weather.
Miller Of Cincinnati is recognized
as 126-pound champion by the
United States National Boxing AS
ISOLATION. Girones is the Spanish
and European title holder.
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oLYMPICs MEET WEDNESDAY

All members Of the Riverside
OLYMPIC football team are urged to
attend the practice session Wednes-
day night. A reorganization meet
ing also will be held. jess Holt.
Olympic trainer, announces the
players in top shape for a strenuous
week of drills. The Olympic gym
is now available to outside clubs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-05
CAMPBELL SETS RACE DATE

LONDON, Nov Sir Malcolm
Campbell, British speed ace, has an
nounced he will try for new auto
mobile straightaway record at Day.
tona Beach, Fla, on Jan. 49, 1885.
Campbell. who hopes to make 300
miles an hour in his remodeled
Bluebird, holds the present mark of
272 108.
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YOUNG GRIDMAN DIES
BIZ Times Special

d. I fWIt8 = VfIFAt
PELL CITY, Ala, Nov 5.-The
name of Watkins NJ. Smith, 18,
quarter back of the Pell City high
school football team, was added to
the seasons casualty list when the
youthful gridder died here yester-
day of injuries received in a game
last week with Talladega.
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END LARSON INJURED
Jinx Finally Overtakes Gopher Star
in Michigan Game.
81 Times Special

BIZ Times Special
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 5.-Coach
Bernie Bierman of Minnesota was
worrying today over the injury suf-
fered by Frank CButch) Larson,
sturdiest member of the stalwart
Gopher line. in the clash with
Michigan Saturday.
Larson twisted his knee, and may
not be able to. start against In
diana next Saturday. II was the
first time the big end has been hurt
in. three years Of wars with Mime
sofa.
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IL. RUNNER BEATS oTTEY
By Times Special

EfFFI3 WELINt
EAST LANSING, Mich. Nov. S.
Indiana university's cross-country
team was nosed out by Michigan
States national champions here
Saturday. However, Don Lash, In
diana, furnished an upset by. finish
ing first ahead of Tom Ottey, Mich
igan State star.
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ATLANTA KEEPS MOORE
First Baseman to Fill Robinson's
Post for Crackers.
By Times Special

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 5.-Eddie
Moore, aggressive little first base
man. will manage the Atlanta club
of the Southern Association next
season, it has been announced by
club officials.
Moore was named acting manager
of the Crackers near the end Of last
season when Wilbert Robinson died.
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SCHMELING, HAMAS IN
AGREEMENT OVER BOUT
By United Press

81 UNlteu PTeSs
BERLIN, Nov. 5.-Negotiations for
a boxing match between Max
Schmeling of Germany and Steve
Hamas, United States, were report
ed to be practically concluded today.
1t was said that only the site for
the fight remained to be determined.
Berlin and Frankfurt on Main were
understood to be under considera-
ton.
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Deaths

Anna Thomas. 50. Central Indiana hos
pital. chronic myocsrditls.
Harold Davies IS. Veterans hospital.
general peritonitiS
Marshal W Cox IS days. Methodist hos
pital. pyioric Stenosis.
Oliver p Abdon. 81. T23 South Randolph,
cerebral hemorrhage
William T. Cleary. So 81. Vincents hos
pitah acute mvocardiiis
Emma BoSSert, II. $50 Fletcher. acute
Pred W. Gunsolus 81. SIS Blake. cere-
bral hemorrhage.
James Olander Branham. 81. city hos
pital. broncho pneumonia.
Cecilia. Brougher. 81. 44Sl Broadway.
gastric ulcer.
Edna Alice Polk. So. 1908 West Norris.
carcinoma
Frederick o. stamm. IS. 81. vincent's
hospital. appendicitis.
Louis Grim. 81. 2s4s Station. chronic
uvocarditiS
sophia Lammert. 81. Methodist hospital.
multiple CvStS OF lungs
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THREE bouts will be offered by
Il the Hercules A. G. on the
wrestling card at the Armory to-
morrow night and all principals
will be heavyweights. In the main
event Andy Rascher, recognized
by the mat fans as Hoosier cham
pion, will clash with Leo North
west) Numa of Seattle.
Numa posted a great record on
the Pacific coast and has been sue
cesSful during his brief visit to
the middle west. Both Numa and
RaScher are among the favorites
or Armory graphing customers.
Election returns will be announced
from the ringside. Reports will be
read as early as 8 p. m. if any are
available at that time. The first
bout will start at $3.50.
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PARK WINS THRILLER
Local Team Blocks Punt and Makes
Kick to Nose Out Howe.

~ NHAF@ NEfNNNt
LAGRANGE. Ind. Nov. 5.-Park
school Of Indianapolis won 1870
IS football victory over Howe Mill
tary academy here Saturday. Beck
blocked a punt and Gates fell on the
ball FOR a touchdown 70 enable Park
10 tie the score. Hackleman kicked
the only extra point Of the game
TO give his team victory.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-05
HeydIer's Reign Unlike
That of Ban Johnson
Latter Is Remembered as Dictator Who Refused to Be
Stuffed Shirt for Club Owners
BY JOE WILLIAMS
Times Special Sports Writer

NEW 5-A very fine gentleman Hydler
presidency of the National
all fine gentlemen
baseball to i'll health
Heyder everything supposed
be that nothing
faithfully we'll Heydr could always
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-05
Big Ten Standing

This Weeks Games
Chicago At Ohio state.
Wisconsin ct Michigan.
Purdue at Iowa.
Illinois at Northwestern.
Indiana at Minnesota.
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VINES EUROPE BOUND

y
PASADENA. Cal, Nov. 5. - Els
worth Vines. top ranking American
tennis professional. was en- route
today TO NeW York from where he
VIII sail Wednesday for London to
enter the world indoor pro cham
plonship.
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High School Grid Card
T0NORPOW

TOMORROW.
Cathedral at Noblesville (nightl,
FRIDAY.
Tech az washington.
Broad Ripple at Shortridge.
BLOOMINGTON AZ Manual
Cathedral at Clinton tnightl.
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LLO1SE. hiCHAhD Mage 50 years, nus
band of Villa F.. Clouse and father OF
Evelyn and Jack Clouse passed away
Saturday morning. Services at the
FLANNER & BUCHANAN MoRTUARY,
Burial Memorial Park. Friends may call
at the mortuary.
FOSTER, OLIVE E.-Beloved mother. Of
Mrs. Mamie Hines and Myrta Foster, died
Sunday. NOV, 4 at the home Of her
daughter, 3l67 East Washington st. Be-
sides the two daughters she leaves two
grandsons and two t-granddaugh-
ters Friends may view the body at 3l67
day. Burial at Greensburg md. Wednes-
day. Nov 7, at 2 p. m. tGreensburg
papers please copy.l.
HEMMERT, ELLA-Beloyed wife of Will
liam Hemmert. mother Of Mary Haynes,
Mildred Millikan, Lola watson, Bertha
and Robert Hemmert. sister Of ora
Young Of Indianapolis, and Charles
sa0 hsr home 1s ISIS BTad6uTg '' Saturday
morning. Friends may call at the home
any time Funeral rom the GaT reg
New New crown Saf@' w. " T. TBLAsENGYM SER
VICE
JEFFRAs, EMMA FLoRENCE-Age So.
Monday morning at residence PIT North
Belle Vieu Place. Funeral services
ington St. NJ. E. church. Friends in
vited Burial Crown Hill cemetery.
Friends may call at the residence from
? p. m. Tuesday until noon Wednesday
hour hoa Of t seTvi Saa'' coNRIE sERvIcE.
KEIsTER, HARRY-Brother OF Roy and
Burnard Keister deceased and Alta
Anacker deceased. departed this life
da Gno nov ' T. M Il L. kirk il' FUNERAL
HOME. 2530 Station St. p m. Burial
Crown Hill Friends invited.
KEIsTEP. BURNARD yICTOR-Brother
Z
Anacker. deceased, departed this life
Nov. 7. at MOORE & KTRK FUNERAL
Crown Hill. Friends invited.
LosH, MARY C.-Widow Of the late John
W Losh Of $50 cofey St. and sister Of
Miss Elizabeth Hansing. passed away
Saturday Nov. g. Funeral "Wednesday,
FUNERAL HOME. 1888 North Meridian
St. Interment Crown Hill cemetery.
Friends invited. Friends may call az
the funeral home any time.
MAGNER. WIS L-Beloved husband Of
Edna VI. Magner and son Of Mrs. Ida
May MePherson Of Mitcneel, md, ,,. ana
passed away at the residence. zoos Col
lege Ave. Saturday evening. NOV; g. age
% years. Friends may cali al the resi-
Funeral IHI Services ''S %i b s' held at the
VALID FUNERAL HOME. Illinois at
Seventeenth ST. Monday evening, NOV ;,
dL . S4DLk- loAA IA ANoAAt @-~e"SSA-
al Mitchell. Ind. Friends invited.
O'NEAL. JACoB-Age rs years. beloved
father OF Mary Lewis. Ruby RUM,
fornfa. passed away at his home 702 s.
Illinois St Friends may call al the
home any time. Funeral wednesday.
100 p. n. al above address. DORSEY
SERVICE.
POTTS. MRS. EDNA A.-Widow OF Or. J.
Frank Potts and mother OF Miss Gladys
Potts and Mrs. Lulu Kennedy. passed
away Saturday morning az her resi-
dence. 1903 West Morris St Services
Tuesday 1870 a m AZ the FLANNER
& BUCHANAN NORTUARY. FRIENDS
invited Burial Highland Lawn cemetery.
Terra Hauts Ind about $50 D. m.
Friends NAV call AZ the Highland Lawn
cemetery chapel Tuesday. $50 Until 3
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VITAL STATISTICS
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Birth

Bows
william and Natalee Linville. 1883 West
Market.
Henry and Carrie Hsmmons ii05 River.
Clifford and Dolores PeTsonstt. 20 South
Eeichwein.
Girls
Ben and Pauline GluF. $50 East Ray
mond
nolda.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-05
Stray Sports Shots
BY STUART CAMERON
United Press Sports Editor

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Putting
~ the sports shot here and there:
Make Rosenbloom, light-heavy-
weight champion of the world
would like to know that one Johnny
Miller of Abba, Iowa, is likely to be
the next king Of the 175-pounders.
The correct name for Columbia'S
Rose Bowl touchdown play and the
one given it in the huddle, "KF9"
Incidentally, Lou Little better
start thinking of more of these WIN
ming plays, for Al Barabas will be
the only varsity man back next year.
e. n n
TIME young Mr.. Buffkin who is
Il raising such a large amount of
cane as a Washington back field
man this year, is the same "Biff"
who couldn't make the grade as a
scholar at West Point last season.
Ted Meredith, whose world record
for the 440 stood the fire Of many
years, is still running-this time
for the Pennsylvania legislature.
:. Wee Willie Sherdel, who used
to pitch that ball plenty for the
st. Louis Cardinals, now operates
an inn in small Pennsy town.
T GU LITTLE used to be a tree
IL surgeon. "A stevedore, social
registerites, millionaires' sons, a
ditch digger, a COW hand from the
far west, a steel mill worker, all
work side by side on the Princeton
football team. frankie Frisch,
Cards manager. is one Of the best
handball players at the NY. AC.
Witty Cox, Brooklyn pro golfer,
thinks that the Winner's2 share Of golf
tournaments is too large, and should
be split up SO that more of the chaps
would be able to make at least
bread and butter on those swings
through the country.
COL. Jake Rupert will collect
~ Lou Gehrig's 1885 salary on
Nov. 2 when the Army and Notre
Dame pay $4,000 for the privilege
Of playing a game of football in
Yankee stadium. . Those fans who
think passing is the backbone of
successful football teams might be
interested to know that Minnesota
threw only five in whipping Pitts
burg and Iowa, a couple Of good
clubs.
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State College Conference

Standings of teams in the Indiana
college football conference, confer
ence games only follow:
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ANNOUNCE M ENTs
Death Notices

CLOUsE. RICHARD Mage SO years. hus-
band Of villa F.. Clouse and father Of
Evelyn and Jack Clouse, passed away
FLANNER Il BUCHANAN MORTUARY,
Tuesday. 80 D. m. Friends invited.
Burial Memorial Park. Friends may call
at the mortuary
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the president is the led He unlike politician
who dances when the big plays
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Adam Lang. Jess Pritchett sr. and
Russ Daringer saw their chances 10 roll
perfect games halted BY a sticky pin
along the route. Lang showed q string
81 strikes in the South Side Business
Mems League. finishing at $50 Pritchett
rad a 11s in the Optimists League. while
his score was duplicated BY Darringer in
the Transportation Loop.
This column last week stated that the
BoWeS seal Fast won three games from
the Lathrop- Mover team in the Block
Optical Ladies League. This vas in error.
as d was the Lathrcp team which won
the shutout victory. Pardon Us. ladies.
The local Pals City Ei-Bru team will
tourney 10 Muncie next Sunday where
they Will meet the Muncie All-Stars in a
match The Muncie team will visit In
dianapoiis on the following Sunday for 6
return enEaEenent with the H-Brus.
A raspberry match game viii be held
next Sunday AZ the ST Phiap alleys.
and early indications pant 70 capacity
The Cassidy Fuei team OF the st.
Philip No. ! League viii attempt 10 take
the measure Of the Pittman-Rice Coal
Company Of the ST. Philip No. 2 League.
The former team VIII spot the Pittman-
Rice outfit q handicap Of 345 pins. Bill
Sargent who Is promoter OF the match re-
ports that anything goes in this match
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DuHuIElg NIaIerIaIS
Buy Where Cash Counts
ix6 Drop Siding No. 5. $3.50 per 100
Ike Flooring No. 3. So per 100
Ike Boards No. 3, So per 100.
CASH AND CARRY DISCOUNTS
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Alteration Specialists

on ladies' and mems ga
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refining; satisfaction guaranteed. MEYE
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Evening star., 1934-12-02

in honor of the engagement Of her
daughter, Lillian HortenSe Kahn, and
Mr.. Stanley Irving Posner of Wor-
cester, Mass, who is now making
his home in Washington, and well
coined a large gathering of their
friends. A buffet super was served.
Miss Kahn is graduate Of Goucher
College.
The Sisterhood Of the Eighth Street
Temple is holding their annual grand
mothers, mothers and daughters
luncheon tomorrow at O'Clock at the
Harrington Hotel, to be followed by
a floor show to be participated in
by various members. Mrs. Morris
Cafritz, president, has charge of the
affair, which promises to be one of
the outstanding ones of the year
Mrs. Charles kaufman celebrated
her 86th birthday anniversary Tues
day at her home in Woodley Park
mally in the afternoon end evening
and was the recipient Of many beau
tiful flowers and gifts from her large
circle of friends. Mrs. kaufman
makes her home with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Lehman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Frank and son,
Mr. Sidney Frank of Baltimore, and
Mrs. Louis Koenigsberg of Atlantic
City were recently in Washington as
guests of their mother and grand
mother.
Mrs. Louis Koenigsberg has re-
turned to her home in Atlantic City
Evening star., 1934-12-02
Alumnae Association
Benefit Bineo Party

For the benefit of the Sister Frances
Helen Memorial Altar Fund, the Alum
nae Association of the Immaculate
Seminary will conduct bingo party
and entertainment Tuesday evening,
in the immaculate Auditorium, Wis
consin and Nebraska avenues.
Friends of the late Sister Frances
Helen, and men and women prominent
in the official and social life of Wash
ington, have pledged their support to
the event and have given generously
of prizes and donations.
Miss Anna Mae Ryan, an honor
student of the graduating class OF
1882, is executive chairman OF the
entertainment She is being assisted
by Miss Ann Brosnan, president OF the
Alumnae Association, and the follow
ing committees:
The Door Committee includes Miss
Mildred Stohlman, Miss Edna koontz,
Miss Doris Healey and Miss Helen
Hile: the Committee on Prizes, MISS
Margaret Dunworth, Miss Ulrica Don
oboe, Miss Mary Eleanor Brown and
Miss Alice Keegan; Refreshment Com
mittee. Miss Alma Beane, Miss Gene
We've Beane, Miss Catherine Caylor,
Miss Peggy Collins, Miss Catherine
Dean. Miss Helen Hickey, Miss Made
line Garafolo, Miss Katharine Lloyd,
Miss Ellen Maloney, Miss Jane Morris,
Miss Betty Shields and Miss Jane
Shields.
The hostesses will include the presi-
dent of the alumnae, Miss Ann Bros
nan and Mrs William Stohlman, jr.;
Mrs. Leo App. Mrs. Phil Schrier, Miss
Katherine ODonnell, Mrs. William
Walsh. Mrs Russell de Muth. Mrs.
William Dempsey, Miss Dorothy Ham,
ilton and Miss Anne Jennings Hemelt.
Evening star., 1934-12-02

Mr.. and Mrs. James Adler, in Pitts
burgh.
The first of a series of social affairs
bership campaign of HadaSsah during
the months Of November and Decem-
ber will be member bring "A member
luncheon and bridge at the home of
Mrs. william I. Ogus Of Blogden,
Wednesday, December IL, at 1890
o'clock.
Mrs. Alex. Dittler, who has been
the guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Behrend, at the Westchester for
several weeks, Is returning to her
home in Atlanta. Ga. today.
The donors luncheon of the Adas
Israel Sisterhood will take place Tues
day, December 4, at the Mayflower
Hotel at 1890 o'clock. The proceeds
will be used for the Identification of
the vestry rooms of the Temple as q
memorial to the late Mrs. Herman
Hollander, who was long identified
with the work Of the Sunday school,
The president, Mrs. Jack Weak, will
preside and the following program
will be given:
Opening prayer. Mrs. George Levy:
Cello solo, Mrs. Eli Ammanuel, &C
companied by Mr.. Alfred Yurdin; ad-
dress, DR.. l. j. Lowe, author of 'The
Romance of Palestine" and The Ro-
nance of the Bible" and vocal Sc
lections by Mrs Herman w. HertZberg
accompanied by Miss Gertrude Effen-
bach.
Mrs. Raphael Turover is chairman
of the Program: Mrs Joseph Kamin-
ksy, chairman of the Luncheon, and
Mrs. Morris GewirZ chairman of
Tickets.
THE Junior Hadassah membership
dance will be held this evening at the
Hotel Arlington. Miss Ruth Ostrow
is in charge of arrangements. On
February 81 they will give their annual
open dance.
The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Hebrew
Home for the Aged gave another OF
their monthly birthday parties in
honor of the house guests. Six guests
celebrated their birthday anniversaries
and several ladies acting as hostesses
for the evening contributed the re-
freshments and the flowers. An at
tractive musical program was given
Thursday night a "Hanukkah" cele-
bration will take place at the home.
The Woodmont Country Club gave
dinner dance Thanksgiving eve at
the clubhouse near Bethesda, Md,
which was preceded by several private
cocktail parties. A large gathering
was present and dancing was enjoyed
until late hour
Mrs. Arthur Marks returned to her
apartment in Wardman Park Hotel
Evening star., 1934-12-02

last week after visiting her son and
daughter-in-law in Woodmere, Long
Island. The young couple accom-
panied her home and have been spend
ing Thanksgiving and the week end
here with Mr.. and Mrs. Marks.
Mrs. Harold Singer is the guest Of
her mother-in-law. Mrs. Blanche L..
Singer in New York.
Miss Deborah-Mae Lehman left on
Wednesday for Philadelphia, and is
the guest over the week end Of Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred j. Goldsmith.
Mrs. Ralph Dombrower Of Rich
mond. Va, has been spending the
Thanksgiving holiday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Rosen-
field of Woodley Park Towers.
The annual Thanksgiving eve
dance held by Junior Council at the
Shoreham Hotel was voted a great
success.
A general meeting Of council will
be held Thursday, December 6, at the
Washington Hotel. A travel talk will
be given by the head of the two c. c.
C. camps in the District of Columbia.
Mrs. Harry Kronheimer left yester-
day for Miami, Fla, where she will
be the guest for four weeks Of Mrs.
Justine Nusbaum of Norfolk, Va, who
has taken a house there for the Win
| ter.
Miss Marjorie Sigmund is in Phila-
delphia, where she went wednesday
and is the guest of Miss Ruth Bobrow
Mrs. Isadore Kahn Of 57O9 Six
teenth street was at home last night