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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-11-17
South Penobscot.

Guy Leach is in Castine hospital
where he was operated upon for an,
pendicitis Thursday. All hone for
his speedy recovery.
Elmer Perkins of Chicago. who
with his family. has spent the sum.
mer at his farm here, left for his
home on Friday.
Miss Dora Perkins is spending A
few weeks in Bucksport.
Rev. d. D. johnson of Brookln
was in town the past week.
Miss Lillian Binder. r. n. who has
been employed at Castine. came
home Friday.
Mrs. Harold Mitchell and children
have gone to North Castire to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Ward
we'll
Nov. IS. L.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-11-17
Pigeons Set Clock Back.

am Informed that the town clock
of Beverly is not quite suited TO the
three pigeons who recently perched
on the hour hand. or else the birds
did not like the daylight saving idea.
However, they perehed in their time
ly" position long enough TO set the
clock back one-half hour.-Boston
Post.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-11-17

b. Lettie, wife of Frank Joyce, died
Tuesday. Nov. 8, at the age of
twenty-four syears. at her home in
Bangor. Mrs. Joyce was born in
Bluehill, but had resided in Bangor
several years. She leaves a husband.
father. Otis Gray of BluehilT: three
sisters. Mrs. John C. Gray of Cam
den: Mrs. Freeman L. Hamm of
Bangor. and Mrs. Viola Carter. of
East Bluehill, and four brothers.
Levi w. Gray of Ellsworth Falls:
Charles E. Gray and Thomas f. Gray
of South Penobscot and Arthur E.
Gray of the United States navy.
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AdaptabiIity.

"Of course. you are in favor of votes
for women
"0f course answered Senator Sor-
ghum. "A man who hopes 10 hold his
own In politics must do his best to be
in favor of anything that anybody
Wants"
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Simplicity.

Simplicity.
In character. In manners, In style, in
all things, the supreme excellence is
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-23
Regiments
OF First Division
AUdrded FOurragere

On March 10 the colors Of the four
infantry regiments. Of the First Ameri-
can division, the 18th. lsth, 9eth and
2sth, were decorated with the Fourra-
Rere Of France Gen Summerall, First
division commander. REPRESENTED tbs
French government In this ceremony.
The Furragere is known as the eta
tion cord Of che French army. Il Is
green and Ted the Coi0rs Of the CrolN
de Guerre, and IL tipped with a bold
ferule regiment Is given this dec
grafton only after its Colors have been
twice decorated with the Croix de
GuerTe with palm. The decoration Of
the colors with the Fourragere entities
every member OF the regiment 80 dec
GRATED 20 wear this decoration on his
left shoulder.
Cen. summerar said In his decoration
remarks These regiments have been
cited for the courageous, gallant and
distinguished conduct OF the officers
and men Of the regiments during the
operations around SCISSORS and In the
Mouse Argonne operations. This honor
is extended to the living, In memory
OF the dead, and TO the glory OF the
wounded For all time these regiments
will carry this mark won on the fieid
Of battle, whether any OF the surViv-
ors OF those battles are present or not
This action declares these regiments
to be the equals Of the best and most
distinguished regiments in the French
Members Of the 2sth infantry, most
OF whom we're engaged In the battles
for which the decoration has been
awarded, are here on recruiting duty.
The other units Of the American army
20 be so decorated are the 9th and Esd
infantry, and the Ffth and sixth ma
rlnes OF the Second American division.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-23
Woman viii GiUe
Lecture Series

Mrs Harriet futile Bartlett. author
ana lecturer Of Tsoa Angeles. Cal. will
begin y series Of eight free public Ice
lures Wednesday night at Sis O'Clock
IN the concert han OF the Woman's
building, a series that win be Of much
Interest 10 all those interested in the
Bible, archaeology. science or Masonry.
Dealing with the mysteries OF the
past and their illuminating effect when
studied In connection with the Bible
one unique fact brought out by Mrs
Harthtt will he the existence Of a set
Of universal symbols that, no matter
where found press the wisdom OF the
ages and that these symbols can be
found In our own sacred book
Beginning Wednesday right March
~ and each succeeding night until the
2Sth, Mrs. Bartlett will lecture on the
following subjects: Our Glorious Des-
tiny" our Bible. Its Place" "Bible
Symbolism In the Light - Science"
The Message OF the Great Pyramid"
The Miracles Of Moses and the Fall Of
Jericho" "A Practical Study of the
New Psychology" The Child OF the
New, Race" The Masters and the
Coming Great One"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-23
Twin Beds"

s.Twin Beds" Margaret Mayo's de-
girhtful comedy came back to the
Lyric once more Monday night with
Lois Bolton, delightful little woman VINO
reminds one at times Of Billie Burke,
In the leading role admirably supported
sv Thomas j. Evans, in the part Of
Nav moor, nerve-racked husband, and
III MI. D'AnRelo as the temperamental
SINGER, Signor Monti, Virginia Fairfax,
~ the tenor's wife also covered her-
self with glory and gave g most cred
table reading OF a difficult part.
N Roodly sized house greeted the ini.
tial performance Monday evening ana
once more rocked with genuine laughter
AZ the almost perfect comedy situR-
lions which follow SO fast and furiously,
Although the laughable farce has oeen
eeen here many times before, the pres
emit cast leaves little or nothing 70 DC
desired and Monday nights audience
we're as one In agreeing that the play
"a well worth seeing even u one naS
seen IL before and learned 10 iorestail
the hilarious situations. =,
Miss bolton, In the leading role OF
Mira. Hawkins brings 70 the part y
natural rendition q girlish character
Voc 10 her husband. Mr.. Evans Is an
admirable FOIL for Miss Bolton, and Mr..
psAngelo as the Italian tenor, Whlie
Sometimes displaying a tendency 10
overact. Is admirable. Miss FAIRFAX
rms Miss Bolton n close second for
Ioading honors while other principals
IN the cast present their parts in ex-
felient fashion, Katheryn Mills as the
irish maid, Mora" being especially
good.
s,rwin Beds" which will be repeated
tuesday and Wednesday nights with
4 matinee Wednesday. is well worth
seeing sven II you may have laughed
AZ the comedy before. IL. Is. ID.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-23
POst-War PhOtOpIag
Delights Bin CrOWd

'The Way Back" the big postwar
uh8tap.av The Elks are showing 90 aid
M fund for the vocational education
al disabled American boys, was given
Hs first showing In the South at the
Goodwin institute Monday night and
gave a large audience two hours OF un-
broken enjoyment
Miss Claire whitney. who stars In
The film, win be remembered as the
leading woman IN THE Man Who
STAYED at Home" IN which she ap-
nearel opposite King BagGott She Is
one Of the most charming and versa tile
among the younger stars, and In "The
Way Back" her emotional ability finds
ful opportunity for expression,
The story tells In dramatic fashion
Of the love OF two boys for one girl.
their idealism and the way they found
themselves through the work the gov
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-23
REVIVE HAND WEAVING,

NEW YORK, March ga nations.
wide drive to revive hand weaving and
spinning of linen to relieve the acute
linen shortage has been launched by
the newly organized society for the re-
vlval Of home industry and domestic
art, 1t was announced today. More
than $50 spinning wheels have been
collected from home and antique shops
by the association which proposes to
form chapters in all sections Of the
United States. Expert spinners and
handloom weavers, mostly immigrants
from Russia will be engaged In the
work and in the instruction Of novices.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-23
WILL GRANT HEARING
ON PULLMAN INCREASE

WASHINGTON. March 23.-Pernlis-
sion has been granted the Pullman
company by the interstate commerce
commission TO file tariffs Increasing
berth rates approximately 20 per cent.
The company Is seeking an increase on
standard lower berths TO a minimum OF
81 and on seats TO a minimum Of so
cents
Under the commissions rules pro-
tests may be lodged against the in
creases within 80 days and hearing
then win be held If no protests are
made the commission may grant the
increases.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-23

eminent Is doing A baseball game IS
R8 strongly pictured that spectators
were raised from their seats.
Congress- in appropHating money Tor
vocational training failed % provide Tor
American boys who were wounded
while serving with the allies The Elks
saw the opening and pledged 8250,0Q0
10 be expended By the government 70
take care Of them A part Of the money
viii be raised by 1.-THE Way Back Be-
sides being shown for charity, Il y an
admirable phot0play, beautifully photo
rraphau
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-23

Orpheua

There's nothing about the prpheum
III this week 20 bFing the enthusiasm
accident 10 recital 81 why the wild
waves are wild. 10 is q bin containing
Aothtng great, vet enc would have
Touble n locating an act 80 Tar be-
POND the pale 81 worth as 20 say It
ID net merit az some moment a favor
Able word
Maud Lambert and Ernest r. Ban are
sefghtfW entertainers. There Is "A
wholesome air about their turn that in
.hese DAYS 81 Jazz and hokum brings
Nstiye moments. Miss Lambert is q
sopfaho Of the Caliber eNquisitely suited
lor her partners compositions. Sweet
III tone and crystal IN clarity her in
Expectations really make one wish for
the song days when some Of Ernest
Balls earlier hits were first published.
Ball himself is funny That's enough.
he just knows how and knows how
enough 70 cuTtail any overriding Of a
light line OF comedy.
A quaint little character dropped In
one Of New Yorks Cabarets whore pos
sibly milk now Is not 50 totally for
tign as the skit has II is the woman
N Ella Comes 10 Town" Jean Adair
Is everything this part calls for. She
makes the sketch though ably assisted
By John Weber opposite. The manner
ia which she reads her lines. so dainuiy
she rises 20 the various situations
classes Miss Adair as one Of the two-a-
DAYS best character women. There is
about when Ella Comes to Town,
too, the atmosphere Of wholesomeness
that makes one sometime think vaude-
vile has not gone TO the dogs.
IN John 0iurah and La Petite Mar
guerite come two dancers who demand
recognition Giurau Is but seldom eX-
celled and Marguerite is capable and
good 10 look upon. The mans single
effort alone spoke louder than any
words his art and technique in the
Russian style.
only was supreme IN syncopation but
that he had personality Monday night
his execution was flawlass, his jazz
poppy and his tonal effects tn the
straight numbers good. but somehow
be seemed bothered Possibly he had
3 friend IN the front row. Peggy
sung from an upper box by n partner
whose name the Nylophonist said was
Lloyd, went over enough to warrant a
Laughs and plenty Of 'em are to be
found In Ralph Nash and sam Holmes
double header chatterhox hit There
nothing 10 II but none expects other
than a bowling time,
Herber.'s Loop the Loop and Leap.
lnR CANNES, pigeons, ROSTERS and
many yelps and squawks opened, An
animal act displaying patience in train
anK and therefore worth big time, Two
girls and a flock OF water lions plunge
into and splash around In 5000 GAL
lnns' Of water and drown out the noise
made by some Of the early leaVers' -,
The nrogram saws FRITZ scheff will
he ~ this house next week. Though
II will De Miss Scheffs second appear.
aface here this season one needs must
welcome the probabilities OF again
hearing "Kiss Me" AL. WILSON.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-23
HICKMAN
COMMERCIAL CLUB

HICKMAN. Ky. March q. (spl)-
Percy Jbnes, the vice president Of the
new Commercial club Of Hickman, or
senlzed last week, entertained ths en-
tire club at his expense At his Eastmore
bakery building, covers being laid for
100 the club now having 100 members.
The club was organized 10 days ago
with IS members. This Commercial
club promises 20 be the most active the
city has ever he'd
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-23
MAYORS OF BRISTOL
INTRODUCE SUNDAY

BRISTOL, Tenn. March g. (Spl.)--
Billy sunday, famous evangelist
laupched his five weeks revival cam
paign here Sunday by preaching three
sermons before large crowds at the
tabernacle on, Commonwealth avenue
Sunday was introduced at the initial
service by Mayor c. @. King, Of Brls-
toll Tenn, and Mayor W IL Rouse, OF
Bristol. Va. This was probably the
first time he was ever introduced BY
two mayors in one town
More than b.00O people were in at
tendance at each meeting. The revival
will continue here until April 25. Fol-
lowing the meetings In Bristol Sunday
the party will go to Oklahoma City 10
conduct a campaign
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-23
Loew's Lyceum.

Al variety Of five good acts make tho
ureeent vaudeville bill ut Loews i.y"
ceurn well worth while, While wait
ers wanted" q farcical sketch, and the
Elroy Sisters, dainty singers ana aan-
the bin is well up to the Loew standard.
Les Nash Is a thoroughly entertaining
comedian and the Royal Trio perform
4 number OF eccentric feats OF daring,
Harry Brown and Harry. Evans, I'VE,
male comedians, have lively line OF
natter and soft shoe dances.
ssThe Willow Tree. which. ran LOT
t,,aav months ON Broadway when orig
inally presented on the legitimate stage,
Il eyen more entertaining in its photo
rslnw adaption Viola Dana takes the
lead Il. this film which Is appended to
tne vaudeville bill
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-23
'PUSSFOOTSM" IS
ATTACKED IN WALES

CARDIFF. Wales. March za.-sevcnty
near here Yesterday and listened %
attacks by five speakers on .pussyfOot-
ISM" according to the Westminster
Gazette. To The sound Of the hugic, a
resolution was passed, Threatening al
rect action u the government attempt
ttons
one speaker. a Uniopist candidate
for parliament, said that Lady Astrr
who recently made an address in the
house Of commons IN favor Of prohibit
ton was q prohibition missionary.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-23
PICK COMMISSION
TO FIX BOUNDARY

WASHINGTON March 23--The SUI
nrerne court has appointed Samuel S.
Gannett, OF Washington, y c.; Charles
n. Miller, OF Little Rock. Ark, and
stevenson Archer, Of Greenvllle, Miss,
q members OF commission to deter
mine the boundary between Mississippi
and Arkansas In accordance with the
courts decision Of May 10 last.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-23
BROTHER KILLS BROTHER.

DOUGLAS, Ga, March 22.--Dellie
Edenfleld shot and killed his brother
Lonnie. today at Nichols. according 10
reports received here. The brothers
were Joint administrators of their moth
er's estate and Dellie is said 10 have
contended that Lonnie was Withholding
money realized in settling up affairs
The trouble is supposed to have orig
mated over this matter although actual
details OF the killing are lacking here.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-23
OUTLAW sURRENDERs.

MEXICO CITY. March 23.-Marcelo
Careveo. formerly an adherent of Pas
cual OroZco, the outlaw, has surrender
ed to government forces In the state OF
Tamaulipas. II was learned yesterday at
the war department. His surrender
was the sequel Of recent capitulation Of
Luis CabelleToa
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-23
CITY LABOR TICKET
IN FIELD IN HOXIE

HOXIF, Ark. March %. tSpl)--A
union labor municipal ticket was nomf-
mated here last night as follows For
mayor. Isaac Ebbert; recorder, Charles
Eugene Turner Emmett Morris. Fred
Coffaon and r, s. Blackwell
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-23
FIRE DESTROYS OIL TANK.

CAMDEN. March 2s.-Fire destroyed
$4,000 barrel tank At the plant OF
the Vacuum oil company near Pauis-
horo. An explosion Set fire TO the ", 600
barrels Of oil In the tank. II burned all
night but bv hard work firemen pre-
vented Il from spreading TO adjoining
property. The plant is the largest in
the world. 'The loss is 100000.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-23
FAIL VALUATION PLAN UP.

WASHINGTON March 25.--The pub.
,la represented by shippers and state
railroad commissioners. nad thelr inning
ss,snrr1fssion considering methods TO be
nsed in yaluing the railroads OF the
country for the purpose OF computing
me annual 81 per cent net return au-
fhorized by the transportation act.
RAuresontatIves of railroad executives
ana raafroad unions were hearu Rester-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-23
Moping Pictures
Majestic.
popularity

katherine Macdonald. popularly
termed the most beautiful woman on
the screen. and whose latest picture.
srrhe Thunderbolt," will be seen at
tha Majestic theater Tuesday and Wed
nesday, Is in a state OF turmoil. Opening
her mail recently Miss Macdonald
found a $40 bill TO which was pinned
a note In child's handwriting stating
II love you ,,
Mieg Macdonald offers HperA re-
Vu,arsi 10 anyone giving her a clew as TO
the person who sent the money and
natter,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-23
80 BILLION GOLD NEEDED,

WARSAW, March 23.--Thirty-tw
billion rubles In gold is tho sum needed
by Russia to restore herself, according
to the Polish government official tele-
graph news agency, which quotes soviet
newspapers TO that effect.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-23
Strand.

@Two Weeks" Miss Talmadge's latest
comedy drama, taken from tAe play
cat the Barn." by Anthony Whartoni
win be shown at the Strand theater AL
this week.
II Is the story Of the rise OF q chorus
eiri 10 stardom. She is insulted by
her escort at country place, fees on
a truck and finds herself at the home
81 three crusty bachelors. She vamps
them to q finish and all three fall IN
love with her. Now what could poor
rsrl do with three men in love with
her? ,,.,-o
Mack Sennetts His Last False
Step" also is shown.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-23
Princess.

Mystery, love and intrigue, in arts,
tocratic London society and oriental
vengeance, are the elements which
make "The nlustrious Prince" 8 photo
drama based on the story by r. Phillips
Oppenheim and starring Sessue Haya-
kaya. Nipponese star, one of the most
sensational and fascinating screen gro
auctions ever filmed
The picture win be shown Wednesday
and Thursday at the Princess.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-23
Services In Sixty Churches
Eue1y Night at s O'clock
March Fl to April f
These Sixty Churches Invite You
PRESBYTERIAN.

PRESBYTERIAN.
Alabama Street ......... Alabama and Jones
Buntyn ....... Prescott and Southern
Central Cumberland. .... Dudley and Linden
Chelsea .............. Chelsea and Seventh
Court Avenue ............... loo court ave-
evergreen autumn ana DlCklnSOH
First ...........,..... Poplar and Third
First Asso Ref. 80. Pauline and Eastmoreland
Glenview ................168S Waverly Place
Idewild ...........s..... Mclean and Union
Lamar Heights. ..s..... Young and Barksdale
McLemore .................40 7 McLemore
Second ......ss.......... Third and Pontotoc
Westminster ''....: Lamar and Bellevue
BAPTIST.
Bellevue BelleVue and Court
Btnghamton .sssss... Merton Ave. and Yale
Boulevard .s.....s.S s.. Parkway and Humbert
calvary S..Sss..ss. Lamar and Euclid
Central go .ss@s .. Geese .esasR. 152 s. Second
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
.lOHN 7. DICKEY
75 NEXT WEEK
Mrs. Dickey Same Age and
Couple Have Been Mar
ried so Years
DEMOCRATIC LEADER
FOR MANY YEARS

John T. Diokey. OF 3Oi North
Broome street, for many years an
active Democratic politician will OBJ
serve his seventy-flfth birthday an
niversary next Tuesday. His wife
win be 75 years old next month.
Mr. and Mrs. Dickey plan 10 cele-
hrate their golden wedding anniver-
sary on December as they will have
been married nifty years on that day.
Mr. Dickey was born near Stanton
in Mil Creek hundred He has lived
an Of his life In Delaware and most
% the time in Wilmington. For many
years Mr. Dickey was in the clothing
business on Market street.
lie was a Democratic leader for
nearly a quarter OF a century Mr..
Dickey served six years as Collector
Of Taxes in this city and six years
as Receiver OF Taxes, two years Of
that time as an appOinlee by the
Governor and then an elective term Of
four years
Mr.. Dickey before the State constl-
tuition was changed was elected 10
the Legislature. but in a contest over
his seat he was Outsed by a Demo-
cratic Legislature due TO a factonal
ilght and Woodward Chairen. OF Della
ware City seated.
Mr. and Mrs. Dickcy have five child
rcn, Clarence, John L. Frank w. ana
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
TINE RUNAWAYS.

Muffy Mole and Floppy Fleld-Mouse
stood sim and listened after they had
slid down .he hole in The school
house floor, but their hearts were
hammerlng so they could scarcely
hear thing But they did make out
MFR. Scrlbble Srcatch's voice saying
TO look down .he hole, and they al
most tainted with fright; but instant
ly Markie Muskrat declared tina. the
runaWays couldn't have gone that
way, as there was a spider web COM
pletely over it So little Sar' Ann
Spider had KEEP, her word after an
They began TO breathe more easily
than.
Come on" whispered Flop Lets
set out OF ihisw And he pushed Mum
ahead OF him IN the darkness Oi
course, Nun had 90 go first, for they
soon came iO The end Of the passage,
and 10 was necessary 10 do more dig
/ ging 30 get 10 safety Flop couldn't
| dig worth a cent. but Nun was the
best ever lie WORKED nard and fast
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
NEW OWNERS FOR
CITY REAL ESTATE

The following transfers Of city
property have been recorded.
pwenty-sixth street. northwest of
Washington street. 5000; Lydia j. Me-
gee from Harry G. Buel and wife.
Head street. 6i3 South. $500. Frank
Mcle from Antonio DismOnl.
Fourteenth street. 203 East. $1,000,
Misses Mary r. and Emma NJ. Dickcy
Norma L. Qgle from John Monigom-
pine street. iiO6. $3.50: VIM. B.
Rash from Nina l.. Allender.
Pine street, 1906. $1,000: John r.
Bard and wife from Edgar r. Hill and
wife.
Franklin street. sos. $4,000: Trs-
tees OF the Second Baptist Church
from Chas Glen Beadenkopf
Shallcross avenue cast OF BrOOme
street, 5000; Schwartz Investment Co.
from Watson r.. Garland
Shalhross avenue east OF Br0ome
street. $500; Mm. II. Rolper and
wife from schwartz Investment Co.
Scott street. 3i2, $4,000; Howard r.
Searles from Harry BrOdsky.
Market street. 3i05. 5000; Alfred
frecse from W'm. n. Linton
Fourth street. west Of Searles, 500
David and Adolph G.. Dangle from
Chas p. Dillon.
Hcald street. northeast corner
street, $4,000; Sabestiano Loleato From
SahasiianO hoilO
Lincoln street, north OF Fouru
street. 1.-TWO lotsl. $50; Guistlno Flor
enilno from Nathan Barsky.
dupont street. 727. 5000: Isaia
Fielder from Mary Ellen Ellis
Lowering avenue east OF IinoOl
street, 5000. Claudi j. Nandershe
from Johanna X Lynch.
Elm street. southwest corner Jack
son street, $500; Clyde C. Neese from
Jane Stewart.
Fifth street. 1910 West, 5000: Luie
Marioni from Dominiok s. Cofone
Washlngton street PHI. s6T50
Jno. r.. Bradley from ThOs. B. xii
NinVion.
Heald street, south q Peach street
si%o; Ludwig Babearz from John zad
Twelfth street. ii22 East $500
james Negro from Patrick Kelleher
William street. west OF Claymor
street. 5000, Samuel Framhach fror
Annie NJ. Healey.
Townsend street. southeast cornf
& street. $500: George Turek fror
Peter Siar0hzuski.