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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-27
REALTY JOTTINGs.

VIM. A. White & Sons have been ap-
pointed agents of the following proper
ties :. 81 West Fifty-third street, 1918
West Eighth street aud 10 Macdougal
alley.
T.. X. Van Wrinkle has been appointed
agent for the following properties; zoo
West Ninety second street, Firenza
Court. AIS Central Park West, the
Braender. sos Lexington avenue. 1877
West Seventy second street, 332 West
Eighty-fift street. 80 West Seventy
sixth street. and has removed his office
from 15s West Seventy-second street to
152 West Seventy-second street.
The Bank for Savings has loaned to
the 705 Fifth Avenue Corporation.
Woodbury. G. Langdon president, $500, 900
at per cent. for three years on the five
story building at the northeast corner of
Fifth avenue and Fifty-fifth street, 3ox
100.
Samuel Kronsky. Inc. represented the
Hide and Leather Realty Company in
the purchase of the southeast corner of
Frankfort and Gold streets. upon which
they are erecting a sixteen story build
ing.
Gronenberg & Leuchtag have been COM
miss,oned by Max Gold to prepare plans
for a seven story office building to be
erected at 127-29-31 West Thirty third
street, opposite the Pennsylvania Hotel,
at a cost of S125.000. The facade will
be constructed of tapestry brick and
limestone.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-27
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Brown Wheelock Company, Inc.
leased for Mrs Reginald de Koven to
Marion NJ. Travis the De Koven resi-
dence at 1925 Park avenue. four story
English basement house, 60x107
Pease & Gilman rented to Mrs. +. I
Blake the four story furnished dwelling
at 5 Gramercy Park; also leased to d.
Hennen Morris an apartment in S76
Park avenue in $50 Park avenue to DR..
John McIvy; in Isl Riverside Drive to
John G. Lavender.
e. IL. Clark Realty Company rented
apartments in 324 West 103d street to
A. r. Smith; in 375 Park avenue to
Henry Schaefer; in log East Eighty
fifth street to John Munroe in 81 Riv-
erside Drive to e. Fl. Wolfes, and in "a
Gramercy Park to Martin Taylor.
Douglas Gibbons & Co. rented for Mrs
De Koven Bowen a three story dwelling
at 236 East Sixty-second street to Mrs. J.
G. X Lawrence for the winter, furnished.
and for Mrs. Arthur Coppinger So West
Forty-ninth street. four story dwell
ing. to e. p. Kroncl<hite for the winter
furnished, and for the estate of Eben
Wright 10 West Fifty-third street for
the winter, furnished, to Mrs. Thornton
Chard.
Studios Development Corporation OF
81 West Sixty-seventh street leased a
duplex apartment in 33 West Sixty
seventh street to Miss Ethel Clayton.
John s. Woodward I'd, leased for
Staytan Realty Company (Bing
Bing) an apartment in So Central Park
West to Albert L. Salt. ice-president OF
the Western Electric Company, for five
years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-27
FIVE JURORS PICKED
FOR hackers TRIAL
Judge Rosalsky to Expedite
Bribery Case.

Tho ethics" OF bribery and the rela-
tive guilt OF the glver Of bride to the
recipient figured conspicuously yester-
day in the questioning Of talesmen called
TO sit ~ jurors in the trial Of George
Backer builder. who was indicted for
perjury following his appearance before
the Lockwood Joint Leg slative Commit
tee
Backers case is the first OF the in
dictmeuts resulting from the housing in
vestigation TO be brought TO trial Judge
Rosalsky announced he would hold court
until o'clock each afternoon in order
10 dispose of the case with expedition.
The charge against Backer, as ex-
planned 20 the talesmen by Emory II.
Bruckner. special assistant to the At
torney General. Is that he swore before
the Lockwood committee that he had
lost S25, 900 at the horse races, but sub
sequently swore that he had given II 10
two men who looked Just like Mutt
and jeff" and who are alleged to have
been walking delegates OF the union
which had called strike on one Of his
buildings
The five tentative jurors are William
G.. @ Thompson foreman in repair
shop Of tho American Can Company OF
279g Eighth Avenue w. Broadus Powers,
manager OF a wholesale clothing cstah-
ushment AT "a East Fourteenth street
Joseph J. Ahearn. employed by the Con-
tinental Insurance Company residing ai
23f East Fifticth street, Samuel j.
Kern retired Of $50 West ilSth street
and John A. Kershaw OF 562 East
Eilhty-sixth street connected with the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-27
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Charles F. Noyes Company, agents for
% Great Jones street and 26 Bond street,
have renewed leases in the two buildings
at approximately $4,000 a year, as
against existing annual rentals of about
$4,000. The Noyes company also leased
for Sigsbee Graham three lofts in 2 and
3 Benson place, adjoining 100 and Ill
Leonard street for $4,000 in the aggre-
gate, which is nearly twice the present
rental.
The two story building, S4x40, at the
southwest corner of Broadway and
Eighty-ninth street, leased for fourteen
years from last July by Casper c. Trepel
TO the St Regis Enterprise Corporation
at from $1,000 to $23, 900 per year. has
been subleased to the $50 West Eighty
eighth Street Realty Corporation from
December l next for the remainder of
the term.
Brett & Goode Company leased the
parlor floor store in West Forty second
street to the Glover Garment Company
space in to II West Forty-fifth street
to George NJ. Miller; parlor floor store in
SO West Forty-fifth street to the Art
Craft Fixture and Novelty Company,
and third floor in 81 to 70 West Four
teenth street, through to 65 and 81 West
Thirteenth street, to Schenk & Schlichte.
Inc, represented by the Duross Com
pany. The same brokers also leased to
the Animated Target Company store ard
basement in PSI West Thirty-fourth
street
Robert E. Simon leased. as a show
room for automobiles, store in $50
West Fifty-seventh street
Cross & Brown leased the building at
IS and 20 West SiXty-third street to the
Interstate Automobile Coach Works and
George Spegler; the apartment at 33
West Slxty-first street to Ferd GARNER;
space at "A and rs Fifth avenue to II.
Knobel & Co.; at 1923 East Twenty
fourth street to Bigelow-Hartford Car
pet Company; at 1872 Twelfth avenue to
General Motor Service Corporation, and
at % and "a West Thirty-eighth street
to Abraham Hirsch.
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family dwelling, 25xloo, for r. J. Dunn
to Debb Corporation. Leo j. Levinson
president also sold to the same cor
poration 1884 Decatur avenue, two
family detached dwelling, 25x10O. for
the Misses ]. and Madeline Ennesser.
Edward Polak, Inc, sold to S. A.
Backman for william Phelan dwell
ing at 1863 Harrison avenue. 3Ox1O0.
and for Mr. Friedewitzer to Mr.. ka-
lisky 1922 La Fontaine avenue. a three
family frame dwelling, 2sxs5.
Grace Zeeb sold to David Augustow-
sky the five story fiat at 147 Willis
avenue, 25xS1.
Belwood Realty Company sold TO
Harry Rotman the four story fiat at 6lo
East 18sth street, 37.6x100.
Walter F. Brown sold for the David
Mayer Brewing Company the southeast
corner of Washington avenue and 18TH
street, 75x90, with four three story
frame dwellings, and stores.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-27
500 Pittsburg Rioters
Baked in Rum Raid

PITTSBURG, Nov. 26.--Four
State troopers, assisted by
reserves of Pittsburg police,
fought for half hour to-day to
dispense a crowd of about 500
persons which gathered at
warehouse here into which the
State police were moving 1875
cases of confscated liquor.
As the troopers were carrying
the whiskey from automobile
trucks to the storage house the
crowd gathered. Resistance met
the order to "move on" and the
officers were forced to use the
butts of their riot guns. The
crowd dispersed, but quickly re-
assembled and charged the troop
ers. A riot call brought police
reserves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-27
ELECTION BOARDS DERELICT.
Thirty-nvc 10 he Reconvcned to
Correct Returns.

The canvassors of New York County
announced yesterday that the Corpora
ton Counsel will be asked TO apply "a
the Supreme Court for an order recon
Nening the inspectors Of elections in
thirty-five election districts and for an
order opening the ballot boxes In their
districts go that the vote can be tailed
according to law
The inspectors. summoned before che
canvassers. offered the explanation mat
they were Inexperienced and their cleo
tlon district captains Mad left them with
ont instructions. In several districts the
tally sheets We're left blank and in
other districts made out ia nm erroneous
manner and the requirements of cleo
sion statements had not been complied
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-27
BRONX TRANSACTIONS.

Samuel Kronsky. Inc, sold the Ave
story apartment house, 42x150. at 957
Hoe avenue. renting for $4,000. to Ma
than Kashden.
Louis r. Goldschmidt sold for Paul
Blumberg the three story frame dwell
ing, 4Ox76. at 267S Creston avenue.
Armstrong Bros. sold at 2072 Walton
avenue a two story semi-detached two
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-27
AUCTION IN RICHMOND.

Jere Johnson, Jr., Company. auction
GERS, will sell. at public auction. 3 o'clock
this afternoon, on the premises, two
frame dwellings, on extra large plots, to-
gether with three vacant plots on Manor
road, north of Richmond turnpike,
Castleton Four Corners. S. 7. The plots
to be sold range in depth from 200 to
500 feet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-27
Borough of oueens-sale or Rent.

FOR SALE-Unusually attractive all year
home; new Colonial brick dwelling, with
garage; first floor has large living room.
dining room. kitchen; extra toilet and laun-
dry in basement; second floor, bedrooms.
tiled bath interior finished throughout in
white enamel woodwork and mahogany fin
ished doors; parquet floors throughout: hot
water heat, gas, electricity, sewer, &C.; re-
stricted section; no assessments minutes
walk 10 large park and bathing, l block eX-
press station. 10 minutes Grand Central, 3
cent fare: $4,000 cash required. balance on
terms. For plan and photo call, write or
phone j. S. WRITER'S, 80 Vanderbilt av.,
N. Y. room 1874 Phone Vanderbilt 94s4.
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SUBURBAN TRADING.

Prince & Ripley. Inc, sold for Arthur
P. S. Maui his residence at 2S Young
avenue, Pelhamwood, n. Y. to Herman
NJ. Williams Bryan r. Kennedy repre-
scented the seller.
Chauncey b. Griffen 6 Co. sold the
estate of Henry Z. Schinzel on the
Hardscrabble road at Pleasantville. and
consisting of over two acres with large
stucco residence and outbuildings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-27

two five story flats at the southwest cor
ner of 115th street and Madison avenue,
51x75.
Abraham Beaver sold to Minnie p.
Gaffney the five story fiat at 40 East
129th street, 25x10O.
Frances NJ. Mckee sold to Nathan
Stocker the four story tenement with
stores at 544 Second avenue. 1880. adj
joining Thirtieth street.
Katherine Chambers sold to Julius
Siegel AZ Essex street, five story tene-
ment with stores, 25.3xS7.11.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-27
Mfscellaneous-saIe or Rent.

FOR Sale.-3 1856 acres Texas land, 500 In
cultivation; good improvements; price In a
Of the State of Coahulla. Mexico. for sale IN
body at $3.50 acre, American money
no trading. w. H. GRAHAM. Cuero Texas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-27
WhaIen Answers Untermyer.

with reference to Mr.. Untermyers
statement that the city ought to sue
Holland & Co., and make me a party
70 the action for filling in of the court
house site" said Whalen. 81 have this
to say. That / had nothing to do with
the dumping Of ashes in the court
house site. That my partnership with
Holland & Co. had terminated In 1917
That Holland & Co. was only one of
sixty-one contractors who had permits
TO dump on the site
That all facts and data in connection
Herewith will be presented before the
proper tribunal at the proper time, sup
ported by official documents and when
that work is completed "a public record
will be made that will prove Mr.. Inter
myers attack 10 be the most baseless.
the vilest and most contemplate defa-
nation OF public official in the MS
tory OF city government.
Julius Henry Cohen, counsel for the
New York Port and Harbor Develop
ment Commission. said that in justice
TO Ny Untcrmyer 1t should be stated
that his appearance before the Board
OF Estimate on the port treaty was
purely in the public interest and with
out compensation and that Mayor Hy-
lan's criticism of Mr.. Untermyer &C
tivities and of the treaty Indicated that
Mr. Hylaa had not even read The pro-
posed treaty
Members of the Lockwood Committee
said they were not concerned about
the Mayors statements, contained IN
his latest attack on Mr.. Untermyer'
regarding the date he was admitted 10
the bar. but suggested the suoJeet
might prove of some interest to the
BROOKLYN Bar Association, inasmuch as
there appeared 20 be some mlsunoer-
standing about the date.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-27
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough of Bronx-SaIe or Rent.

IMMEDIATE possession. 1873 Hoe av..
one block from Freeman ST. subway station;
lot 25x100; two family, one ), one 8: electric
light, steam heat, all newly decorated in
side and outside; open for inspection SO p.
M daily. Sunday OK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-27
CITY STOPS MILLION
IN CONTRACT PAY
Continued from FIRST Page.

to compel payments for work completed.
Robert y. Brindell. head of the Build
ing Trades Council, and his chief OF
staff. Peter Stadtmuller, were arralgned
before Judge Mulqueen in General SEES
sions. where both pleaded not guilty of
the charges of extortion. The court told
Martin w. Littleton, counsel for the
labor men, he could wait until November
80 to change their pleas Judge Null
queen announced that the Extraordinary
Grand Jury to be empanelled next week
10 deal exclusively with the building
graft and labor cases would go ahead
without interruption Of the criminal
prosecution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-27
BROOKLYN MARKET.

F. T. Newman sold the three story
dwelling at sac Carlton avenue for
Louis Barrett
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-27
Backer Loses some Bravado.

George Backer, first to be indicted as
a result of the Lockwood committees
inquiry. had lost some of the bravado
which had characterized his conduct on
previous occasions when he went to
court yesterday for trial on a charge
of perjury.
Martin Conboy. counsel for the So
called building trust, kept up the fight
started last week to halt the conmittee's
investigation in so far as it deals with
the Building Supply Bureau and kindred
associations. Twice beaten. the Tam
many interests are keeping up the legal
filibuster in a last desperate effort to
keep books and papers out of the hands
Of the State probers.
Before Justice Hotchkiss, Mr.. Conboy
fought to stay the subpoenas issued to
the building material organizations. On
similar actions Mr.. Conboy was beaten
Division last week, and Mr.. Untermyer
was surprised yesterday when the OPP
position returned to the attack. Mr..
Conboy made a long argument to sus-
| tain his motion and the justice received
briefs, announcing he would make an
early decision.
John y. Mccarthy. the contractor.
who formerly was partner of Charles
F. Murphy. Tammany leader Hs promi-
nent in the Supply Bureau. concerning
whose activities the committee is
anxious to get more information.
Mr. Untermyer is continually backing
away from positions he has taken in
this investigation. Grover Whalen. Com
missioner of Plant and Structures, said
yesterday in answering the lawyers
latest broadside regarding the proposal
that the city sue to recover the $400, 900
it has cost to dig ashes out of the
court house excavation.
Mr. Untermyer asked for an appoint
ment with himself and the Corporation
Counsel and then cancelled the engage
ment. saying he did not care to meet
the officials. Mr. Whalen said Then
the lawyer asked the city to investigate
city contracts and then began to COM
plain because the city was doing it,
he Commissioner added.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-27
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

CASH for income property In Greater New
York. J 1858 Herald, Brooklyn
PRIVATE garage wanted for 0 t.rs Battery
90 50th St, East or West. II i2s Herald.
Herald so.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-27
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
Above i4th 50. 70 seth 81. UnniusiVe).
East River 10 North River.
Above seth st.--5th Az. TO North River.

SETH. rs West. Handsome floor FOR physi.
clan also two room apartment, near Hotel
Gotham, near 18th nV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-27
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

HOTEL LUCERNE, 2Oi West 10th ST.
HOTEL WILLARD. 10th ST. & West End ~
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PennsyIvnnia-Snle or Rent.

THREE story brick building. fireproof IL, 900
50 II. floor space; one of the strongest
buildings for manufacturing purposes. with
elevator service. show room, office and gaso-
line and pump station, with all conveniences;
for quick sale will take $4,000. Possession
CO. 800 East st. N s. PItfahurr. Pa
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.


BoYNToN BROS. Co.-Factory sites. water.
rail. "a Smith st. Perth Amboy. N. J.
FACTORIES FOR RENTS. 900 so. n.
floors 5000 or 1900 It.; all or separate.
modern building, sprlnklered, elevator. cleo
trcity. heat: Bradley Building, 18th 81. and
VERNON av., Long Island City: minutes
from Grand Central Station. blocks from
all subways. . cent fare principals only. Ad.
dress A. J. BRADLEY, owner. t0i hickman
St. New York. Phone 1901 Beekman.
FOR bargains In commercial water front
properties see JOSEPH T. MULLIGAN
20 Broad st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-27

OFFICE, furnished or unfurnished; all i'm
provcments: phone. 2i0 square feet 500
month. Columbus Circle 1884 Bway), room
32n from ~ ~ T.
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An advertisement IN the Lost and
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers q real possibility 81
,-ccnl.r li1. n. lLn.L. L. 80 crLlL
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sAbo,e seth st.-5th Av. to North River.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-27

baths running water; elevator, etc. Amer.
plan. SAMUEL ELLIS. Owner. N. J. coll
Inns. Mgr,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-27
Above 5oth st.-5th Av. to East River.
A CHRISTMAS GIFT.

a CHRISTMAS GIFT,
1923 PARK AVENUE.
American basement residence, Just com
pleted immediate possession 500. 600.
LEON s. ALTMAYER, CO Il. seth, or your
own broker
UNFURNIsHED HOUSE, residence busi-
ness, northwest corner OF Madison av..
74th. Bargain. KAvANAUGiI, 963 Madison
avenue.
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Florida-SaIe or Rous.

FLORIDA.
Bungalows and cottages adjoining DaytonA
for rent furnished: buildings and furnishings
new; excellent water; finest location: excep-
tonal views. Address Il. A. SIMPSON. 90
81 Sage-Allen Bldg. Hartford. Conn.
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uouccc Q Inrc SEETH-MURRAY CO.,
HOOSIS IoiS 1916 Fulton St., Jamaica

borough Of Queens-Saie or Rent.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

From Battery 20 I4th ST., Inclusive.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-25

Rama. 25 settembre-Il' Senate del
porno be unanimemente ratificato II
,roftato di San Germano, ieri. relati-
vamente ALA pace c9nclusa con TAU
stria ii trattato era gia state ap-
nsnvato dalla Camera del Deputati.
II Conte Sforza, Ministro per gil
,ssr; Esteri. parlo' al senatori dichi-
s,sndo che II Dott. Karl Rem
nor cd .altri ministri austriaci qunndo
r,nortirono, dopo aver visitato rItalia,
.anressero la loro gratitudine per
ouapto rItalia aveva fattO per FAu-
strio. II Conte Sforza aggiunse che
oa,; era certo non vi dovra' essere mes
ann movimento irredentista slavo o
tedesco In Italia.
Senatori scoppiarono in applause
gridando "viva il Re-" Viva pItalia. !"
poscia la seduta fu aggiornata.
II Sig. Willel, sindaco' di Trento,
espresso la gratitudine dele popolazioni
del 1rentino per essere state ,riunite
alrItalia. Dopo aver ringraziato ii
Sipdaco, ron. Giolitti disse che suo
primo dovere era quello di prendere
proyvedimenti quail .potessero far ap-
prezzare quelle popolazioni la loro
posizione come parte del Regno d'Italia.
Trieste, "a settembrc.-L ciurma
del vapore Gablonz,, proveniente da
Bombay, 81 e. rifiutata di manovrare il
piroscafo per venezie, perche' aveya
preso a bordo 500 uomini di truppa.
La ciurma dichiaro' che non avrebbe
trasportato soldati per essere impie-
eati contro le classi lavoratrici.
LIE truppe erano invece inv{ate nellie
regioni vicino la delta citta' owe in
consegucnza della inondazione migliaia
di persone sono rimaste senza casa.
Fiume, 25 settembre. - Guglielmo
Marconi ha visitato Fiume col suo
yacAt Electra, ricevuto da Gabrielle
D'Annunzio ALA tesla del suoi legiona
RI dallg popolazione fcstante. Sceso
a terra ron. Marconi has proseguito
per II palazzo del Governatore, owe la
popoazione Pha c6stretto a venire al
baicone. Marconi pronunzio, un patri :
ottico discorso ed assicuro' II popolo
di Fiume che avrebbe dnato ALA citta
. una poderosa stazione radiotelegrafica,
capce di trsmetterc lie notizie grand
distance, COST il monde potra' >ap-
prendere quanto ST. ia in Fiume. La
notizia fu accolta da applausi frago-
rosi ed avvenne una dimostrazione indi =
mcnticabile in onore del grande sci
enziato. ...
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DEATHS

N WAGNER --,susa.nly Sept; "a a. HIkLssAss Hh,Iks.s.ts
wagner, Due notice Of funsrsi w,ll be giy2q1. g21.
NALD GEogoE, husband q Clara IA =;
Wslk.r, aged 81 .yesrs Relatives @ ssp sau
st z p. m, at Grace Chufch. Hsddonne'o'
N. Il Int. Rsncocas, y. J ,o., n
,swELLs-on Sept; "a. 1920 IDA IpAaa,s q
Service on Monday afternoon at O'clock
AZ tho Oliver II. Bair Bids.. 1920 Chestnut
,wyhs;F ~. s.SSi Siss y, gtoRrScE . AA,'I.y, AEs5,.
AGED "a. Services Sun. D. m. at her isse
rendence. 90 winona ave-. Norwood. "a
Int: HarrisburE. Pa. Mon. 2 p. NJ
WlELAND.-sept.2 ~. FREDERICK. hrs-
band OF Florence wieland. assd at; Fu
residence sbi4 N. warnock 81. Int Green
mount Gem. Remains may be Viewed sun.
eve; Washington Camp. No. .lee. T. q, .;
q A.. and Court olenwood. No. 1ol. r. OF
: ShEskEass, as'.so @ suddenly. sept. as, HIRAM u
6snsra Ssns. s;;sryic.. Mon p no. ,.ts s,nsIy rsn,
omit noral offerings: :, n,u
GEssLER. wife OF Or. Louis W. Zerhns.
Relatives and friends are invited TO the
Funeral service on Tuesday afternoon A.
o'clock at her parents residence. 8e12 Bal
timore ave. Interment private.
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Deatbs

BEHMKE:s-At Atlantic City n, u: sept.
atives and friends, also Phla. Firemen's Re-
lief Association. are invited to attend funeral
'r'sss Plum sSn isO9 Paee aS. tns paTGEs Atlantic %
City. N. j.. Int. Fernwood Gem. Phia..
'gnShi BRAby.Esept. S p 20. JAMES p. husband
Of Ellen T.. Brady. Relatives and friends.
also Holy Name Society. are invited to ut
tend funeral. Mon. $50 a. m. late resi-
at the Church OF Our Lady Of Victory 10 a.
m, Int Cathedral Cen,.
BURTON. Ninth Month 22d, 1920. AN
ME Il. A.. widow of Charles Burton and