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Recorded Leases

ssTH ST; - ". all: Benna Lewiston to
Yrs from Oct l. 1920. atty. \ Els
berg, SIS Liberty 81 ...............s3 So. 600
DUANE ST. las; all; David wilson to
Josephine Friedman. s54 W 1slsp 81: 5
YRS from May !. 1919. atty, NJ Epstein.
- Park Row ............ So 500
27TH ST. 1i5-i7. n s. all: Peter Biasetti
70 Wepr.n & Giaser, Inc, 81 yrs from
Menlen Bros, 2o6 Bway taxes etc
SIXTH Av, 45i all. estate Of Diefen-
Ihaier TO Meyer Levin. 1907 18th av
Bklyn; years from Oct /. 1919. IS, 900
as. II st. .2J Il front str. parior moor
and rooms II. rear Sarah a kiefer to
'esch Selcenberg, 1923 Z seth St 5 yrs
from May !. 1920. atty. Saui Berlin, -
BRoAbwAY '4s5. b. subway Central sailsq
Service Co to Alex Selkin. 1918 E 1884
St and ano; mo after completion Of
subway to May |, 1890. atty p Kor-
THIRD AN. S92; Str. etc; VIM Rinckhoff
TO isidor Frank, yrs from May !, 1920,
Apr Z, Frank. $50 Third av...s2 ESQ
FIFTH AN, 30th st. part str & b
Textile Building, Inc, to Union Exchange
National Bank OF n Y. ITO Fifth av:
10 yrs from Feb /. 1921. with option 10
yers renew atty E Heymann, 81 Mas
BRooME ST. $50; 81 loft; corbin Cd In IN
dustries Inc; to Hy Zuhr. 345s Bedford
av, Hklyn; yrs from May !. 1920;
WHITE ST. go all; Paul Vience to Moses
Haas. Mount Vernon. and ano yrs from
FEB /, 1920 atty. Il Davis, 81 Bway
$500
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
Victory Hall Bill Killed
Senator Thompson Says 1t Il
Fathered bv Hotel Interests

'D"1 u >9CHu NOfItSpc hueNL
ALBANY, April 9.-Asserting that the
Victory Hall bill, introduced by Assem-
bywoman Margaret L. Smith. Republi-
can, of New York. is part of an attempt
of New York hotel interests to prevent
the erection of another hotel near the
Grand Central Station, Senator George
f. Thompson, Republican, Of Erie, to-
day had the bill killed when it was
reported out by the Senate Cities
Committee.
Senator Thompson said the measure
merely takes the place of the Pershing
Square movement and that its chief
object is not to provide memorial for
the World War heroes, but to prevent
the erection OF new hotel at Park
Avenue and Forty-second Street. He
further declared that New York City
has been offered S3000,OO0 for the prop
erty by hotel company and that the
money derived from the sale would go
into the rapid transit construction
fund
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-10
Demand Grows for
Dwelling Houses
In All Sections
Costly and Smaller Price
Homes Figure in the
Heavy Purchasing ON
East and West Sides

Worthington Whitehouse, Inc, sold
for Henry Dormitzer estate p East
Seventy-fourth Street the four-story
dwelling 25x102.2.
The fve-story dwelling John Pierce
built for himself at II East Fiftyhrst
Street. 276x1Oo, has been sold by the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company.
William A. White & Sons sold "a
East Seventy-sixth Street. four-story
and basement high stoop dwelling, 2ox
SOx102.2, to Reid L. Carr, who will
alter
Pease & Gilman sold for Mrs. Jes-
sica D. Catherwood and George D.
Davis, of Philadelphia, to q banker, the
tive-story twenty-foot Am erican base
ment dwelling 1913 East Fifty-sixth
Street, and for Jane NJ. Feigl the four
story twenty-foot dwelling 14l East
Thirty-sixth Street.
William B. May & Co. sold the
Phelps dwelling, 3Sx1o0, at 80 East
Seventy fifth Street.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. sold Tor
estate Of DR.. John Vanderpoel. The
four-story dwelling Sc West Fifty-sec-
ond Street, 20x10O, and for Mrs. Rich
three-storv dwelling, l74x46, to Miss
Mary F Watkins.
Johnston de Forest purchased the
Ogden estate dwelling II East Ninth
Street, 20xlOO
The Ladies' Christian Union sold a
three-story dwelling 5Ox1o010, 1853
East Sixty second Street.
Charles NJ Gay purchased the Rush
ton Peabody house l7S East Eightieth
Street. through Pease 4 Gilman.
=. G l. Stevens purchased 35 IT. the Mary
enth Street, and K J. Whipple bought
the Sumner r. Stone estate dwelling
los East Thirty-seventh Street.
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Harrison sold
dwelling, l26x102.2, l59 East Seventy
eighth Street.
otterbourg, Slender & Houston
purchased from the Elizabeth Ward es-
tate the f.ve-story dwelling, 3l3 East
Seventy fourth Street, 25x70 The
buyer will alter. Louis P Dowdney
was the broker.
Buying on West Side
The NJ Morgenthau Jr, Company,
representing the Terrain Realty Com
pany. resold the Two three story dwell
ings at 2lO ara 2l2 West Eleventh
Street. 19,Sx54 each, to the Tel Ray
model.
The Wood-Dolson Company resold
for the Merato Improvement Company
the four-story dwelling, 344 West End
Avenue, 20XlO0.
The Maria A del Rio estate sold the
dwelling. 284X92.6, AZ West Ninth
Street.
r. Telfair Smith sold the altered
dwelling, PA West Eleventh Street, to
c. L. Her.
Frederick Zittel & Sons sold for Mrs
S. c. Cane, 254 West l05th Street, a
five story dwelling on plot 15x100.
Ernest T Bower sold for B. J. Clark
the three-story dwelling, 215 West l23d
Street, 15.9x100; and for Hackley cs
tate the three story house rs West
12Gth Street, 17x100.
Duff & Brown Company sold for P
Brown Asa West Hath Street, a four
story dwelling, 20x100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-10
Home Buving in BROOKLYN

E. T. Newman sold the four story
dwelling. 25x1oo, at 14S Sixth Avenue
for A. II. johnson.
The Buckley & Horton Co. sold los
Clinton Avenue. dwelling, 20x120, TO
Maria J. Bennett
Samuel Galitzka and J. Lacov resold
to Ida Schoensire the two-family
house with garage, 27x100, on the north
west corner of Avenue and East
Twelfth Street.
Charles Partridge sold the three
story dwelling, 1873 Jefferson Avenue
for A. Mclaughlin and D. Dougherty
F. c. Sauter Agency sold the four-story
apartment 416 Second Street for Eliz-
abeth Murray to Grace Calrow.
Walter S. Ross and c. c. tsinger
sold for Gundrun Petersen the dwelling
s4l4 Tenth Avenue.
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Other Apartment Sales

3. ". Smith, Inc, sold tor the estate
o. VIM. Hayes TO Monroe L. Polk 488
Ienox Avenue. 3 five story apartment
win TWO stores, on lot 25xS5, for $685.,
BOO
Victor Freund & Son sold for John
X Tor.osian to Maurice v Freund. 3l2
East 49th Street, 25x100.5.
Rob- Levers sold for Mrs. Theresa
Solomon - NJ Goodman % Arden
Street. d hve-story apartment, 3oxl00.
Dr.. Frank {. Casey, Of Montgome ry,
Ala, purchased the fve-story apart
uent, 25x 100, at 207 West 18Th Street,
from Francis P. O'Connor through Fitz
Howell.
Kurz & Uren sold 4a- Pleasant Ave
nue.. ave-story apartment, 50xlQ0, for
Thomas O'Brien.
J. Anthony Minott sold for William
Rankin for cash 227 West 1920 Street,
a sve-s.ory fat, 25x100.
A D. Rockwell jr. resold for Morris
8yk 10 the EmiIian Real Estate Cor
poration the four-story fat SO East
R. Tslfair Smith sold PA West
Eleventh Street TO c. l. Her, three
family house
The William S. Anderson Company
and {. A Turner, Inc. sold the four
S-CE- mouse Ill Last WSLlE eel GN IN
Street to the F. L. s. Buffet Lunch, Inc.
Charles R. Faruolo sold the six-story
tenement 2041 First Avenue for the
estate OF Louisa NJ Gebbard
Jules Nehring, Inc, sod for the
Novel Realty Company to the Ago
Realty Company the Algonac Court, e
six-story elevator apartment at the
northeast corner Of Northern Avenue
and 173a Street, 95xl00. Al the ey-
pira.ion o. the leases the new owners
will convert i. into an apartment hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-10
40 Ne1u Homes
Ready in Long Island

There are 140 homes in the heart
OF Long Island ready for folks who
wish to get away from the city and
rent troubles. They may be had at
prices ranging from $1,000 to S22,-
600 and more. The houses are in
the center of an attractive country,
and close to golf clubs and not
more than an hours ride from the
business sections Of New York. In
The Tribune tomorrow further de-
tails, such as the selling terms, the
locations and the attractive features
of these homes, will be given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-10
Assignments Of Mortgages
Manhattan

18th ST. 2sa E, Isabella Adams to F.
ma. nan part atty. R Fieisher 22o " 42d
SANE PROPERTY Martha N Adams to same sa, oeo
VEST EST p END a Ay sane ..3 n., $500
Sales Extension corpn AH "a P FAX Row 10
and karl schoffer. Roselle. N j. to same
cATHEbRAI PKwY. asa; Juno Rs sl99
Corpn TO Philip Freeman. SIS Lenox AZ
my hantrowitz e. 800 Bway 800
% 81, 70 W, Samuel Held 70 A NJ
soyd % W Saith st; atty. ira B Stewart
SlsT ST, 44a w Lille Mcc Harsisa a 81 10
I Beoosiar Greaeen ss2 President st.
VII W.ggN =, atty Roht F Greacen, so
GOLD ST. g Elsie c Rohan to NJ j f Inv
heisteih' 80 W sSd st. address. 233 Broad
9TH Az. 6o7-so9. Bash Gavin to Eou,t !.
able Life Assurance Society attys, Alex
l2 aqas ST. g ss5 is9 r9adway
Fster y Bussing atty. Schlesinger & L.
l4sTH ST. I'll W. Arthur smith to 81 Ti GPs
ssTH ST. % 14s W Morrill, Bsn5 s2'04 10
Emigrant Indust SAY Bank. atty Z j
18TH ST, 403 E. Ina Monzeci5v to ~,
M "a % ~ I, list st; atty, A Hlavac IT..
18TH ST 4sa E; vcciav Nenscel; 10 y \ 90
ton a I3a Dor. 573 7th av Astoria. l. !.
and ano. atty, a Hlavac jr. 500 E 72d
-, o. D
56TH ST Psi E. Ciesine Meyer to Bow
cry Say Bank: atty. Cadwalader w 6.
l49D ST. 6ai v, Harold Medina. exr 'g 10
Nelson n Alexander. Harrison y Y;
attys, Everett, & B, 81 Wall St 5 i
o2D ST. PSI W; Rosie Bernheirrer to Law
yars Mort Co, SO Liberty ST $4,000
CHRISTIE ST. 1872, Ethel zabriskle 10
LAWYERS Mort Co. 90 Liberty ST sl8 600
IT'D ST, $40 W, Helen S Ogtlvie TO Edgar
Appleby trus, Glen Cove. L I: atty.
Title g ~ T Co..........s2 5 10
ELDRIDGE ST, IFS. Elsie A. wife Arthur
d Miles to Bowery Saw Bank. 12s Bow
cry Observation-Disclosures. 1926 600
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Lis Pendens

9Th ST $. a. intersec bulkhead line.
lo06.l West av, sS.I1x II 2O9.7
to 7th st, Y TX 204.7 10 beg and
9Th 81 c !. l0.i2.s Il from West az,
runs W s7x Il 272.7x TASK So.llx 8
1858 to beg two actions. People Of the
State OF agt General Carbonlc Co
Ct all two actions TO vacate letters pat
ent, etc. atty. c. D Newton
seTH ST. ~ W; Meyer Gold et al agt
Fifty eight and Sixty Manhattan Avenue
Corp ct al; action TO impress lien. atty.
L Gold.
l22D ST n s. oc5 It w Ave. 2511ooll.
Rose Blumenthal agt Samuel Panzer
ct al; foreclosure OF mtge; attys. Went
worth, I.owenstein & Stern
2oSD ST, n 3. $50 It W OF 9th av, 50xseii.
Grace c Hague agt Walter F Sheridan
ct al; foreclosure OF ntge atty. W {
French.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-10
Results at Auction
AT IL vEsEY STREET

BY Joseph & Co
Ic6TN ST, 236 e, 3 y. 1870 W I'd av. 2-story
tnnlt 25xss Il; the National Surety CO
VS. James Burke. admir-. etc. Q. al. Ed
ward O'Thomas. ref. duo on judgt
sl7.520; taxes, etc, sl,1o3.02. Sold to
tho Plaintiff for $1,000.
By Henry Brady
MADISON Av, 1895, n c cor Hath at, D.
story tnnt and strs. 25.5x75; Julius
Smolin vs. Michs el !. Flank ct al. John
W ingraham. ref; due on judst
a prior mtg OF $50. coo. Sold to David
Stecker for 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-10
Brokers in Series of Deals

Scott & Martin sold for Raymond Ru-
bin 1907 University Avenue. five-story
apartment house, 52.6xl00; for the
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank 2ss
East 13eth Street. four story fat
house, 25xlo0; 1l3 East 10sth Street, a
four-story hathouse, 25xl00; 227 East
l11th Street, tive-story fathouse. o5x
100, and 1876 East Ninety third Street,
three-story dwelling, and resold 283
Street
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Sale in Lexington Avenue

Pease & Gilman sold for c. B. Mar
shall the five-story, twenty-foot build
ing at 7os Lexington Avenue to buyer
who will use il for his business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-10
100000 Rental for Store

Constantine Nicholas Security, res
taurateur. leased through Sharp g. Co.
and Spark e. Moore for twenty
years the store 8. IN Fulton Street,
runrlng through 70 % Ann Street, for
a reataL q aboG. $500 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-10
Park Avenue Corner Sale

David Lion bought the four-story
apartment, with three stores, at 14S1
and 1883 Park Avenue. northeast corner
CT 10th Street, 74x27.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-10
West 88,h Street House Sold

Z. NJ Thomas. of F. R. Wood Co..
sold for Frances Palmer a four story
dwelling. 20xl0o, at 48 West Eighty
eighth Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-10
Hospital Sells Tenement

Charles F. Noyes Co. sold for
Roosevelt Hospital the tenement at
l957-59 First Avenue, 37.6x100,' to G.
Batista Gauxza for cAsh.
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Fort Washington Av. Flat Sold

Pease & Gilman sold for B. B. Chace
the siX-story elevator apartment at Sc
Fort Washington Avenue, 102X10S, at
the northeast corner of 16lst Street, to
the Wains Realty Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-10
NEW Jfh~L-
MANSION y /

Good homes a. prices and terms that
viii solve your home problem
JOS. V. HEATING. opp sta. Tel. 3-s "
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BOKOCGH OF Bku,ykLYS

BARGAIN LOTS. block from suow
station; all inprover1e nts, $1,000 ca
easy terms. John Perry. 2.3 Fulton .
I3...yn
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! est Side
ia. = s; %

WAvERLEY PL. IA. : s; 22xs7: Bead. g
59a : Ma Wsrsn e = Murray IRA Pssy 40 y
Emanael Cohen st re, ssn ay to e s3ssS1
KILL n cTescent -, Hnl av spTngaelas
e1h Az " 2iS eth St; 26x6oxirreg-
6af, third part same 59ih St 2tNse one
75xl00. one-sixth part. Market 8. n ::
2Glxl00; Edgar * Simon TO Louis sim
on Holding Corpn. attys, Greene & II.
SID 81 i9i-3 ", n :. 5oxloo.5. ] j Nc
Carren to Eta NJ his wife. al Aloer-
marie road. Bklyn, ands. d x ntge
10000 April !: at'ys. Foley & NJ. GA
9TH AVE, Asa st. 5o.2xioo, Harris
Mandeloaurn ct sno TO 2lo W 56th s. Co.
- Bway. and $; April .; attys. Els
SAME pRoPERTY. 2io " 5stA st Co t.
Apr.l 3, attys, Eisman L c & L, l25
57TA ST. s4s W. s s. ls.sxloo,5; Howard
wilson ct al 70 Jas r English; 25s,
7oTH sT, 20 w. 8 q. lsxloo.5; a Hen
riques 10 lers r Donovan. Mar 81. uttys
SAME PROPERTY. Jere r Donovan to
Gay Holdg Corp. 2s75 Bway. mtg $40.
900; Apr mttys. sane IS 90
Realty CO to Hyinbeck Realty CO. mtg
$50. ZAP. Mar g.! -.....,. -. -. 100
SID ST, 1871 W. 2J1 .3. Is y ~. :
Marie J Ward. extrx to Thcodorus
Bailey, l2o + sad It mtg s2l.oQes Apr
; atty, + l. purland, Is Wall ST $50. 1850
SD ct, So, V, :. 25xlo2.9; Eliza J Quinn
q. NJ lndivld and exrs Richard Deevcs
10 Bruce Reynolds. II " 6ath RI Mar
80. at1ys. { Brooks. III broad
SETH sT. @07-20a ". II F. 45xlo2.2 Wliis
kellogg to Jane l. j!ar1es. Westreld.
Mass Jan :, 1919: attss. pressinser. y.
& * w. 60 Wall 81 ..-........... 81
s5TIl ST. n g. 275 West End av 20x
0s.sAl10. Antonio NJ Acieso Do Baa-
sane TO Mathilde @ Tarsra. col w lGsth
-: mtg 10000. Mar 20. atty. |. T 4
sslr, 20 81; ta.,s " '6oxioo.s. ua'l'
wnrk Realty Corp 10 Blanche Hirsch.
s43 Park az and Grace krcptcr, 90 w
10th IT: mtg $780, 900. Apsil s, attys,
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WTsTCHEsTER COUNTY

For Homes. Well Located on High
sion-Fres Uent Train Service
Low Prlces-consuit the Suburban
Home Guide OF the New York Even
Ing Post every Saturday
Advantages and features OF the sub-
urbs around New york-tax ra.ea
Communication fares. social activities.
school facilities and number Of
houses available for rent or sale. This
week the Sound Section OF westches-
ter Last Week the Bronx Valley
mex, week the Suburban Section Of
Connecticut.
Back issues available Will. tasy
t~7N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-10

FOR sALE-AT HAct-ENs-Acn :. J,
70 close estate 15-room house, good re
pair. plot l5a feet front; best part e town ::
large shede trees. Apply l.. I SLARh-N :
DON, IS Gold st. New York. fhone ~
Beeknan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-10
Tenants Buy
Flats Valued
At Sl,5O0,OOO
Take Over History River
side Drive House and
Woodrow Court, Occupy
Ing Broadway Block Front

Hsrri. l. Maurice Mandelbaum e.
Fisher & Irving l. Levine resold
Rhireclif Court, at eleven story ele-
vato- apartment, south corner OF Riv-
erside Drive and l56th Street The
purchasers are the tenants under CO.
operative plan arranged by Maxwell
Hall Elliott, ore OF the tenants. VIM.
s. Baker was the broker. The asking
price sor the property was s65o,ooo.
Fifteen families, tenants elsewhere,
have arranged to purchase from
Michael Kaufman the SIX story ele-
vator apartment known as Woodrow
Court. occupying the block front on
The East side OF Broadway. between
,6sth and 10th Streets. l. has eleven
stores.
A group Of tenants are reported to
have secured an option Of purchase on
the Axiom Court apartments, an eight
s.orv structure at 622 West 141st
Street. on plot 1oOx1o0. Title to the
property IS in the name of the Theomac
Corporation, representing Theo. D.
McCaddor
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
BACON GUILTY,
ASKS RETRIAL..
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and did not know what he was doing
While waiting for lhe jury yesterday
afternoon he told a reporter he be-'
lieved he had been drl gged as well as
psd with gin and wine in Havana,
whittier he went after the second
marriage. He reiterated that he had
not been in his right senses for four.
weeks after the southern wedding
Mr.. Garrett said that was entirely
possible d.
He had lived with the Jacksonville
wife In Havana. Mr.. Garrett explain
ed, first at a hotel then with Span
ish family and during all his stay had
been out on the streets three times.
In court were photographs TO show
what physical wreck he had become, A.,
after the months experience.
Describing his adventures on the
| Florida Gold Coast he said in con-
VersatiOn Bacon had gone on party
with four men and had awakened
minus clothing, in a bathtub with an
| inch OF water in 10. He added he had
| gone south to invest in some real es-
| tate and build a bungalow, taking
$1,000 and leaving $1,000 with his wife
here. The Havana trip with the'
southern wife" took most of the
| $1,000.
Bacon was formerly owner OF the
/ Delaware Marine Motors Company. OF
this city. On his first visit TO Jackson
vile, he was employed TO carry on
| some engineering work there by Ern-'
| est dupont he said. This was in
March, 1919, the dabe alleged by Miss
Law as The time she first met him.
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TEAMS GET BUSY
FOR RED CROSS.
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Continued From First Page.)
schools might be recorded among the
100. per cent Junior memberships.
Mr.. Stahl wrote that he felt satisfied
that as soon as the school opened
again, that the teachers and pupils
would subscribe, thus repaying him
the money he is advancing.
The down state schools recording
full membership today are as follows:
Farminglon. 1 room, 20 pupils,
Charles w. Spry, teacher: Y0rklyn.
3 rooms so pupils. Mrs. y. z. Ackerly =
lndependent-Laurel 1 room. ~ pupils
room 2i pupils; Cedar GrOve-Lewes.
l room. 4 pupils, C.. A. Hopkins.
teacher: Hares Corner-New Castle. 4
room, 26 pupils. Nellie Appleby,
Ella VI. Carmine; Pine GrOve-NIilfOrd.
teacher; White Chapel-Harbeson 4
room, pc pupils. Carlisle-Gr. enwood. 4
room, t6 pupils. LFla e. Tatman,
teacher: Salem-POrters. room, q.
pupils. Mabel 2. Jones; Excelsior
Bridgeyille 3 15a,,i 1 room, II pupils; Grace
Dover. 1 room. % pupils. 6. r. Wares
teacher; Forest -MarshalltOn. I
room, p pupils. Bell NJ. Chambers.
teacher: Walkers-Smyrna. 4 room n
pupils, Elsie f. Nowland, teacher; Mt.
Friendships room, IS
pupils, Hilda Hodge, teacher: s.
Georges. 3 rooms. 81 pupils. Myrtle
Andrews. principal: Dover, 2i rooms,
| 600 pupils, w. B. Thornburgh, prins-
cipal; Fred rlca, 8 rooms. f62 pupiT.
NJ l.. llydorn, principal: Laurel. Ia
rooms. 4iO pupils, W. E. Stlne. prin-
clpal; Seaford. special district. =
rooms. iO3 pupils, II. z. Stahl. prin-
! cipal; Eight Square-t room, 36 pupils,
| Catherine FenOur. teacher.
Alexis I. duPont-Wilmington. ~
rooms, 3Sf pupils. w. K. Yerger. prin-
/ cipal No. %, room, 33 pupils, Mary
/ N. Richardson. teacher.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
JAMES STIRLITH & BRO.
DEALERS IN SCRAP IRON.
tront ana latnall Sis.

For salc-Stsam pipe, soil pipe, l.
beams. channels, angles, columns, shaft
ing, pulleys. hangers, boilers, stacks
engines lathes, one l2-lnch power
driven printing press. Hoffman tailor
nress. huGlV-l1r
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
TRUsTEE IN BANKRUPTCIES SALE
OE REAL nSTATE

TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCIES SALE
II OF REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue Of an order Of the Referee
In bankruptcy OF the State Of Delaware.
In and for New Castle county. made the
9TH day Of November. A. d. 1920. will be
exposed 10 sale at public auction or ven
due, on Saturday. November e. 1920. at
10 o'clock A. NJ. at the County Court
House. Wilmington, Del, the following
described real estate late OF ohm Frank
Owens. Jr, bankrupt to wit:
No. with the two-story brick house
thereon erected. known as 2a03 Market
street situate in the city of Wilmington,
county of New Castle aud state Of Della
ware beginning on the westerly side
0f Market street, at a distance of hfty
feet easterly from the easterly side Of
25th street and having twenty-five feet
/ front and 81 feet depth.
No. (Situatc In New Castle hun
| dred county and State aforesaid). BE-
ginning ai point on the westerly side
two hundred and "a feet and N inches
| southerly from the southery line, for
merly OF Joel Y. Grccnman, now or Joshua
T.. Smith. and having a depth Of one
hundred and thirty feet and two inches
No. 3-tSituate I'm New Castle hun.
drcd county and State aforesaid. with the
frame house ts'reon erected Begin
ming on the westerly side Of New tastl,
avenpue. al the distance Of three hundred
aud twenty nine feet one inches south
erly from the southerly line of land for
Z meriy OF Joel V. Greenman, now ol
Joshua r. Smith. and having a depth
OF one hundred and seventy feet foul
and on,-haf inches aud frontage o
uinety-six feet and seven inches ON New
! Castle avenue.
Terms OF sale-The above properties
! are 10 be sold free and clear 0f all lienl
and encumbrances created by the bank
rupt The highest and best bidder o
: bidders 20 be the purchaser or purchas
ers who will be required to pay tn
- trustee twenty Ave per centum OF tn
purchase price as soon as the property
{ rs struck on or the sale will be void aui
E the property Immediately exposed 10
second sale. The remainder Of the pur
chase price 20 be paid TO the trustee
upon confirmation OF the said sale. ih
, 9th day OF December, 1920, at IL A NJ
az 2Of Equitable Bldg. when deed o.
deeds will be made and delivered to th
purchaser or purchasers. The purchas
lers will pay for the preparation Of sue
deeds. Attendance will be given by
n. WILLIAM pRlCkETT
Trustee IN Bankruptcy for John franl
Owens, Jr.. Bankrupt, OF by his attor
ney. noviS-i9- 1895.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
sALEsMEN WANTEn

XXTANTED-EXrRA SALEsMEN FOR
W Saturdays. Apply u. S. Military
shop, i2l H. Fourth ST. noyis-2t
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
Mss RORINsON no MARRY.

Miss Mary /. Robinson daughter q
Mr. and Mrs. Richard w Robinson,
320 East Seventh street and C. Lester
Wheatley. son NJ Mr.. and Mrs. ThomaF
Wheatley. Of New Haven. Conn, viii
be married in Old Swedes' p p.
Church next Wednesday afternoon. by
the Rev Robert Bell. Following the
ceremony a wedding supper will be
served at the home Of the brides
parentS.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
SHOES AND SLIPPERS
TO MATCH COVyrqq

worn in an extensive range NJ colors.
Fashion has decreed that the shoes
or slippers match in color the dress
or suit. The most conspicuous colors
in shoes are midnight blue and m
other hshter blue, called bOulevar1
hlun