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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-13

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17
REALTY JOTTINGs.

The Insurance Company of North
America, which took title 10 the old Del
monico property at 56 Beaver street yes
terday. has appointed Brown, Wheelocl1
Company. Inc, as agents of the prop
eTty.
Hannah Schutter is the buyer OF the
dwelling at 256 West 121st street, sold
recently through Alexander Henschel
and the Kane Company.
Or. Morris NJ. Sweeney II the pur-
chaser OF the five story dwelling at 261
West Ninetieth street. recently sold by
Wilton Lackaye. through Frank b. Hau-
bert OF the office OF n. Z. ii. Vogler.
l.. J. Phillips & Co. have been APP
pointed agents by Ennis * Sinnott for
their new taxpayer at St Nicholas ave-
nue. and Hist street
a meeting OF the Harlem Property
Owners Association viii be held this
Thursday evening at CT West 125th
street.
Brown, Wheelock Company. inc. was
the broker in the sale OF the dwelling
nj IS East Ninety-fifth street for Mrs.
Rosy Kohn to Louise de r. Campbell,
reported yesterday
William J.. Phelan. Inc, obtained
from the Lawyers Mortgage Company
a building loan OF $4,000 for eight two
story dwellings, to be built on Harrison
avenue. 811.6 feet north OF Morton place,
The Bronx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17
Above seth st,--sta ~. . NaFsh Nivs'

NEAR 72D ST-rhree story 18 n. q SRI.
dwelling, . baths: electric light: beaut,gut
condition; price $4,000. SLAWSON &,
HOBBS. 1902 Wet I'D ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17
e. L. KENNEDY TO SELL
YONKERS LOTS TODAY
Viii Offer All Homesites IN
LoUerre Summit Park.

Bryan l.. Kennedy will sell to-day in
the Vesey Street Exchange salesroom
at absolute auction. by order OF the
Gardens Residence Corporation. All
choice building sites at Lowerre Sum
unit Park. Yonkers. just north OF Van
Cortland Park.
The liberal terms offered on the prop
erty to be soldewill give homeseekers an
opportunity 20 buy lots at their own
prices and build houses this spring. The
property 20 be sold Is surrounded by
houses OF the better type. both as to
architecture and cost. In the midst Of
the property there are at least 100
charming brick and stone dwellings Of
moderate cost. Lowerre Summit Park
has ideal transit facilities.
1T will be VIGIL for builders 20 take
cognizance OF this sale" said Mr.. Ken
nelly yesterday, "for there is a steady
demand for houses in this location and
improved dwelling property is at pre-
MUM"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Cushman q Wakefield, Inc, leased
for Albert Il. Ashforth Inc, agent, a
floor in the new Marlin-Rockwefi Build
ing, southwest corner OF Forty-sixth
street and Madison avenue, to Warwick,
Mitchell e. Co., accountants. for long
term at rental aggregating about
$4,000.
Haggstrom-callen Company leased
Tho fourth floor in the Schiller Build
ing, 1T West Sixty-third street, for
five years to Paul II. Terry s. Co., Inc,
exporters.
William A. White & Sons Leased Of
fees in 1913 Exchange place to Clark.
Dodge & Co., Laurence u. Blenheim
and Paul J. Delange, and with Law
rence, Blake & Jewell IN the Same build
ing TO Hans Schroeder, and In Cedar
street to the Globe Audit Company.
Douglas Gibbons & co. rented
for Mrs. A. N. Richards furnished
apartment in 123 East Ffty-third
street TO Norris Hely-Hutchinson, and
in los West Fifty-fitth street to Mrs.
Josiah Browne for the winter: also an
unfurnished apartment in 125 East
Seventy-second street 10 Bernard
Graeff; furnished apartment In ~
West Fifty-flfth street to owen Wins
on; in 1877 East Eighty-first street 70
II. M Landon. and In 1S3 West Fifty
eighth street to Edward Il. Thomasi
in conjunction with Douglas l.. Gilman
4; Co. a furnished apartment In 6So
Park avenue to c. A. Penn.
Pease & Gilman let furnished for Mrs.
NJ III. GottheiI 10 Henry Zuckerman the
four story dwelling at lis West Seventeen
street, between Columbus avenue and
Broadway; also rented apartments in
ta6 East Forty-ninth street TO r. b. Ham
Ion. In 81 West FYfty-eighth street to
Miss Blanche La Garde, in 152 West
1'ifty.eighth street TO Miss Marian S.
Works, in IS West Fifty-fourth street to
The ,dore Doughcrty. in 1903 East Sew
enty-fifth street to Miss Edith NJ Had
ley, in i64 Eas. Sixty-first street for Mrs.
Q. c. Marshall TO Mrs. II. Fitzgerald, in
391 West End avenue TO Mrs. H. Z. Nash.
in IS West Sixty-ninth street for Mrs. S.
lrkewich to Frank Marti, in 122 West
Seventh-second street to Mrs. RI. A.
Myers. in eco West Seventy third street
70 a. Robert Silver. in 1873 West Seventy
ninth street to Miss Il. Lou Hammill, and
IN 249 West Eighteth street to Bruno
lIuhn.
Hirsch & Friedman completed renting
the six story and basement building az
So Madison avenue to Strauss 6 Co.,
Samuel A. Drubin Company, Inc. Irving
J. Go'dstein Company, Inc, Louis w.
Black, Tulane Dress Company and Was
serman. Salzberg & Leto. These leases
aggregate 4 rental OF about $250,0o0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17
aUEENsBoROUGH MARKET.

Joseph r. Day sold for the City Real
Estate Company the northeast corner
of Jackson and Harris avenue. 1o0x100,
in Long Island City. 70 syndicate com
posed of w. II. Lucas, Isador Schwarz.
simon Rothschild and Lena Rothschild.
The property is improved with three
story frame building. which is a land
mark In the section. IL was formerly
known as Columbia Hall.
Joseph Murray. Of the Seeth-NIurray
Company. sold for Daniel S. and Fred
erick -. Woolley a plot on the south
side OF Fulton street. about IS feet east
OF Puntne street. in the heart OF the
automobile district % Jamaica. The
property, which was held ly tho Woolley
brothers for over n quarter OF n con-
fury. has frontage of 20 feet on Full
ron street and a depth OF $50 feet. The
new owner plans the erection Of several
line store buildings. which he hopes will
De ready for occupancy early next
pring,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17

sold 70 Anne Forge the lve-story tene-
ment, with store. at 235 Monroe street,
24x96.
Gustavus J.. Lawrence sold 20 Moses
ltoseman, tenant, the one-story build
ing at 600-G02 West 207th street, 3s.6x
100, adjoining the southeast corner of
broadway.
ARENAS r. Smith sold 20 Dorothy
Golden. 1860 Park avenue. northwest
corner of 1920 street. a four-story tene-
ment, with stores, 20x75.
Daniel Schatz sold to Emil Rahms-
dorf 516 East Eighty-oighth street, n
lve-story tenement, 25x100.S.
Peter w. Rouss sold to William 1T G.
D'Antignac \the> <three-story dwelling At
1T West 18Th street. 16.Sxs9.1l.
Lacy III, Hutchinson and another sold
70 Daniel D. Walton, the three-story
dwelling at 1915 West Eighty eighth
street, lSXl00S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17

NEAR WEST END Av.--Nfodern four story
10 foot dwelling. 3 baths electric light I.
any reasonable offer considered SLAWSe.F
& HOBBS log West 72d St
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17
IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
IA vEsEY STREET.
BY Joseph p. Day.

BowERY, 344. S. 2G.4 $ Great Jones st,
% 4xs0 Sx25xS5, stry lot and str; vol
sale: 10 Jacob BlatS. .............. $4,000
I'D AV, 1i03-l105, cor 18th st, ~. 2x61.
two j sty tnts and strs; vol sale 10 Her
man Bohn. ....... ..................S $780, 900
WEsTCHEsTER Az. 721-751. " cor 156th
ST, 252.5 TO Forest av x2tl.1ix15os, one
sty strs: vol sale; 10. + Williams. .S14s,5Oo
ROGERS Az. Brooklyn, $50 to 592. " >, 80
Winthrop -, 90Ng6, three sty tlats: vol
sale; to Edward Wilson. .,..... .sb7 900
53D ST, $50 II, s, 275 W LIST av, 25x1oO.j,
sty int and strs: vol sale; knocked
doTr for; ,a M ,v:,, ~
nv, West Summit, N J; vol sale; 10 George
WesterVe :;
Is Treno st. 20Nl36x irreg, 2iA story dlvlg,
vol sale; 10 George Homan. .........S N6o
TRACT OF io4 lots ut Hampstead. l. /. Vol
sale; TO L Q Duryea. ............ 81, 500
LINCOLN ST, %. New Rochelle. 4ox99. ~
sty dwlg and garage; vol sale; TO Mary
Walters. $500
NORTH BROADWAY. 500. North Yonkers.
14e. 10xf3s.9. TO palisade y rreg; 2iA sty
dwlg and garage; vol sale: to Ambrose
llcCall.... ..'. ...'.s .........-. .... ls,OoO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17
BRONX TRANSACTIONS.

Bertha d. Strunsky sold to the Classic
Realty Corporation. o252 University ave-
nue., northeast corner OF 1891 street, Il
three story dwelling. 3SxlOO.
Richard .. Primer sold for Il. J. No
perg- Kobe Corporation premises. 2S0S
'ilebe avenue. n two family stucco
dwelling with n two car garage, 25x
10, to Mrs. Schneider for occupancy.
r. Albert Fichtel sold TO Hannah
Oakley the five story flat at $50 East
lS6th street. 20x100.
Elizabeth Gross sold n Esther Much
lick the two story dwelling at 400 Full
ION avenue. 19.l0x72.9.
Wilhelm G. -. MornhinweS sold to
Michael J. Carey the three story dwell
ng at ia Cypress avenue, 20l0xS0.
ida Mckay sold 20 William j.. Robin
son the two story dwelling at 46fs Park
avenue, i6.sXt0o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17
RICHMOND TRANSACTIONS.

Cornelius q. Kolff leased for Jennie
r. Pendleton one OF the dwellings Just
completed on ,Pendleton place, Staten
Island. 10 Henry r. Potter.
w. $. r. Hail sold az ST. George, s. T.,
ell the holdings % John Francis Smith
on the north side Of Cary avenue. West
Sew Brighton. consisting of four two
FAMILY houses. five single houses and the
plot on tho corner OF Broadway and
cary avenue TO Elizabeth Shaughnessy,
who resold through the same broker
TWO OF the two family houses 20 Martin
yush and Mary Rush
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17
SUBURBAN REPORTS.

Ellis p. Earle sold through Simpson
Merritt Company the former Duryea
state to Frank ID. Lambe Of concrete
house fame. The residence contains
eighteen rooms and four baths, on a
large plot OF ground on Lorraine ave-
nue., IN Upper Montclalr. ". J.
Or. Alex r. wrensch sold through
frank Hughes Taylor Company his
property, 50x11o, at 15o Mountain ave-
nue, montclair, n. j., 20 Mrs. Frank
oyer.
Fish q Marvin sold for Edward V
Coffrain his Colonial house on Sto---
venue, Pelhamwooo, ". y. also for
Charlcs Smith his stone and single
souao on a one-haif aero plot on Fowler
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17

2f EAST 5sTTi ST.
between "a and 81 avs. around the cor
uer from Queens Borough Bridge; convenient
growing location. old fashioned roomy four
story single flat. 25x65xl0O; four apart
nents. each s rooms and bath: good loca-
ton for physician or dcntlst. WILLIAM y.
FITZPATRICK, owner. Singer Building.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17
BRooKLYN MARKET REPORTS.

William +. Jones and John CaIendo
sold for Charles G. Woodruff 70 Ar
nando III Maio six lots, 20xS2.6 each,
on the east side Of West Eighth street.
$50 feet north OF avenue T also for
same seller TO same buyer the five lots,
20xs2.6 each. on the east side OF West
Eighth street, $40 feet south cf ave-
nue. s.
Realty Associates sold 20 Angelo
Pavia two lots on the west side OF Still
we'll avenue. 40x11s.s1. 520 feet north
~ Nept'., e'-anue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17
Valuable Land Auction.

An auction sale of great interest TO
Baltimore contractors, coal ana lun-
Der men is the disposal OF 5000 acres
OF valuable timber, coal and mineral
lands near Cumberland and Georges
Creek coal basin, Maryland. Tho prop
erty consists OF u portion OF the Hoyes
Coal. Iron and Lime Discovery and Gen.
Duff Green's iron ore lands. The sale
will be conducted by W c. Walsh of
Cum berland and will be held November
% at IL A. NJ. in front OF the Second
National Bank, Cumberland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17
SHUBERT THEATRE PLAN
UPSET BY ZONING LAW
Producers Can't Build Play
house Near Central Park.

The Board of Appeals denied yester-
day the application OF Architect Herbert
J. Knapp for permission to erect a thea
tire, store and office building on the
IT. shaped Central Park Riding Acad-
envy property at 926 TO 932 Seventh ave-
nue., eos and 207 West Fifty eighth
street and 204 and zoe West Fifty-ninth
street, the last named facing Central
Park
The application was made in behalf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17

OF Lee and ]. ]. Shubert and the Apple
by estate, the latter having leased the
property to the Shuberts for slxty-three
years for a total rental Of approximate
~ 100000. The property Is partly in
a residential district and partly in a
business district as laid out by the zon-
Ing commission. and the Shuberts sought
TO have this restriction modified.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17

ITEIVTIEH n M1rrlHioWn ana Vl.iuIfT
UGENE v. WELSH, Morristovn, y. J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17

2l foot building, suitable for stable, near
West a.. south Of Liberty st. possession.
II. J. GUILFOYLE E. CO., INC, i65 Broad
way Tel Cortland 1875
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17

avenue. Pelham Manor. to Harris W.
Slater
George Howe sold the new Colonial
residence on q large wooded plot at the
corner OF Hlghbrook and Harmon ave-
nues, Pelhamwood. Pelham. recently
erected by Alexander Deitsch and Ubald
Landry, TO Clinton Miller. assistant
comptroller Of the Guaranty Trust Com
pany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17
YOU CAN BUY IT WITH YOUR RENT MONEY
AND MOVE IN TOMORROW. II you DESIRE.

House IS only /
.year old. contains Z
rooms q n q tiled
. a I n: everything
modern; situated on
plot f0(Ni60 feet /,
has tremendous liv-
ing room. with open
fireplace, d I n Z
room, kitchen. hut
ler's pantry, 4 fine
BEDROOMS, sleeping
balcony; walls are
panelied in h \ r d
Nood, y a r q u g (
floor. beamed cell
ings. electric light.
: cam heat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17
REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.


NORTH SHORE REAL ESTATE.
EECLCSE. WASHBURN. g. CO.,
e5 East 10th ~. Vanderbilt 1856.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17

T ono DCACu LEWIS IL. MAY CO.,
LOiNS DATTSAA 10 w. 2sth 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17
Home Crest Estate Sold.

GREENWICH, Conn.--Elbert NJ. Rey-
holds sold his estate. known rs Home
Crest. on North street 10 j. a. Renahan
OF New York. The estate was. held al
800 600.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17

JEREMIAH ROBBINS A'2 esb1 sss'' /. shore 2
Harvey Gravy. Great Neck Real Estate.
80 eoy 522 9th Az. Vandt 4ois
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17
CITY REAL ESTATE

CHE QUEENsBORO CORPORATION
20 Easf 500 -. cor. Nsdi.on Az.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17

corner Murray ST.. 81 the fruit and produr.
district five stories stores and apartments
possession Of store floor and good base
ment. price reasonable. WILLIAM d. Kill
pATRTCk. owner. Singer Building.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17
CITY REAL ESTATE.

Dissatisfaction to owners IN management
OF their property is caused by lack az per
sonal attention on the agents par' You
eliminate this when my office handles D.
Write and find out why.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17

= r { c g Sl1.T50
$1,000 cash secure
tue. balance, S4,2Jt
on "a mortgage anc
LIST mortgage 81
50, 900. 500 n. eleYa
tlon; superb views
rights to prettl
lakes: very eOnyen
tent TO Elk. sta. o.
D., l.. 4 w. II. r.
81 min. by train q,
n. y. Write or tel
Geo. &. blackwell
sherman 81. Hotel
list a B'dway, y. y
CITY. Tel. 6i0O Col.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17

FOG EEN1'-Five room furnished apartment
steam heat and hot water supplied.
FOR SALit-Niue room house. Ecrder, nea
transit. $3.50 May ief
Ten rooms, building lots, $1,000.
vgr -ge-; fine rioWs.
Mrs IL IL ADAMS 20 stuyveeaut place.
81. Gc0rre. staten Island
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17
ots tIiI GREAT ffNi Fh BAY.
rp1CfS rEItAY.
RAEyLoS Z. pNrNl ".
connee.Ient-sale at Henl.
LArTp & NICHOLS.
Tel 1851 Grccrwi H Conn.


~ tApwAY. South. rft. Touktr- --urrg
leave CITY wiN cell beautiful thret fkrif
house WIEN Garden IN frer hencHiai asrs
grounds all pcrfert rc a1 iru- owed r0f
crete & -rn-r sigrtrl "ItttHi fNrN itii
r.--ic 5000 opportunity nuits avt
~
FOR rtat AZ ti1stns1 10 f0or hr
rit,r rrf sore groarl nc'. prove
ua ute aeog rrHfrr ief lta0c nwrer
vil perutt aitFEHf w ilrte family apart
luenfi 2 r.H tt1m station. g trlm Grand
Central. Ardr.rs u. O.. BEnW.;. f5 East
fo'L e. Tel Murray Hii' lats.
10 W SULLIVAN, specialist in Wertchestsr
rral eriate lr0 south B-cadway. Yonkers
IMMEDIATE occupancy for ralc souta
Hnukcrs, new aturco house. rooms
new rooms. seui-bur saInv. ALBERT
lockwood. owner. a. Warhurt0n ava
fonkers. BROKERS protcc.cd
JAS -. MCCAIN. n Sorth av. S-w
frtelie. Hlmes-New Rochelle, Lsrch.
mont. Pelham
EEW NnCIEILE.--Thrae family housc 1e
Grove av.. i1 good condition. price 81 .TOI
rr sn 5000 balance nlr rtEHgs. OWNER
care Giner q vs. tod,l
sENEN room f1-ri hcl nouan. ni Improve
merts, COOL Hiruly ln f.e.frie washing mn
chine garage m desired f1 r.er.r sibie party
cnit. rh1nt Ncw Rochelle iisN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17
Washington Heights, Above I:jth So.
West Of 9Th AVs
Borough Of Miscellaneous

FOR Salo-22 family apartment, Ia good To-
cation ST. 900 about $1,000 cash re-
qllred: this IS a good proposition for lnycsi
neu, Wr.to CHARLES COCKER. 80 Braa.-
hurst av.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17

FOR Sale.-Barsaiu. Tlathush 2 family,
large rooms aud bath each, lot tuNl0O, inns
neigh 90 rhood. large purches, gceam htai-
one apartment rented IL 500 other now
vacant. ucN ~ decorated. ready 10 move into.
rents Tor SlzJ. S2l 800. cash 81 900; owReg.
l. 7g7 Herald iui'0n e.
1Ayg eT tpf- VAVGAIN-
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borough Of srooIdyu-sale or "cn,.

ELEGANT four story American basement
near Froadway. So 900. MEElIAN. Attcr-
ncy. 81 WnN.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above I4tli It. 90 59tb ~. Onclusive).
East River 20 North River.
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Above seth st.--5th Az to East River.

PRIVATE DWELLINGS. NEAR MT. MOR4
RIS PARK.-Prices Sl1 500 10 sol OoQsu
some on easy Terms TTf-r-C4.fi, IN Nsr4
SaU st., 8t i,rnAn 3D.
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New Jsr, ey- Sale or Rent
Newark post., 1920-10-27
COLLEGE STUDENT INJURED

Miss Ethel Ferguson, a student
at the Women's College, was seri-
ousiy injured on Wednesday when
hit in the head by a pitched ball
while playing baseball on the col
lege campus with number of
fellow students. Miss Ferguson
was knocked unconscious and for
a time her friends were much con-
cerned over her condition. Shortly
after the accident, accompanied
by her sister, Miss Alice Fergu-
son, who is also a student at the
college, and Mrs. Wilson, matron
of the college, she was sent to her
home in New York. Her father is
physician and on her arrival
there he had an X-ray taken. 1t
has been learned that the X-ray
shows the skull was not fractured
as was at first feared. Miss Fergu.
son is recovering and is expected
to return to college in a few days
Her sister and Mrs. Wilson re
turned the next day.
Newark post., 1920-10-27
ENTERTAINS FRIENDS
AT DINNER

t Last Sunday was the occasion of a
brilliant affair when Mr.. Nevin, man.
ager of the local American Store,
gave a dinner party to number OF
his friends at his home on Delaware
avenue. The dining room was at
tractively decorated with roses, ferns
and carnations.
Mrs. C. w. Colmery assisted Mr.
Nevin in receiving and acted as hos
tess at the dinner party. A musicale
in which the guests took part, follow
ed the dinner.
Those present included Mr.. anc
Mrs. C. w. Colmery, Alma M. Towson
Mary C. Chalmers, Mary X. Eder, &
E. Eder, Frank Davis and Jack Keele!
of Elkton; Bess Nealy, Jack MuckloV
and j, P. O'Sullivan, of Philadelphia
Myra Everett and Sara Frazer, Eel
ton; Walter Powell, Wilmington, an
Harlan Tweed, Newark.
Newark post., 1920-10-27
TO THE VOTERS OF
WHITE CLAY CREEK HUNDRED

the House of Representatives from
district dkng very much by personal canvass,
take this appealing the polls
politician, have had experience in legislation and
we'll the duties of the office
political ideals those of Jefferson and Lincoln democratic
as opposed aristocratic putocratic control.
taxpayers detrmen the affairs of this State seem
of oficehodng clique whose desire
to we'll at the public crib
burdened with useless working
ping burdens the taxpayers
the State and in this County already
confronted with falling market
their produce
paying heavy road and school taxes and
justified in being dsgusted with the results
the last 20 population has increased little over ~
about 600
about time stop the reckless and need
wasting money?
must needless ofhcehoders
giving help in that direction
with would like to
elect that will be your
servant and controlled political ring faction
FRANK COLLINS,
Newark post., 1920-10-27
WAGING WAR ON
LADY KILLERS

An exhibit of "lady killers" the
kind found in too many homes is
being put on in different parts of
the State of Washington by the
Washington State College extern
sion department and the United
States Department of Agriculture.
The attendance wherever the ex-
hibit has been held has been in
the hundreds, both men and wom-
en- finding much of interest.
Among the "lady killers" are
found the washboard, the sad
iron, the scrub brush, the water
pail, the short.handled dustpan
the ak, and a number of imple
ments with which many womer
are obliged to do their work.
To offset the "lady killers" was
another exhibit of ways and mean!
of tightening work in the home
In this were included "kitchel
jitneys"-a type of tea wagon
iceless refrigerators, washing ma
chimes, plans for simple waite
systems, fireless cookers, fruit ant
vegetable driers, oil stoves, port
able gas makers, and hydrauli
rams. Several manufacturer
Newark post., 1920-10-27
ISSUE INVITATIONS TO
MARRIAGE OF DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. George Carter
have issued invitations to the
marriage of their daughter, Mil
dred Lee, to Charles Jackson
Affleck, of Norfolk, Va. The cere-
mony will take place on Saturday
evening, October 50th, at ST.
Thomas Church here, at z o'clock.
Many social affairs have been
given in honor Of Miss Carter
who is especially popular. On
Wednesday evening her aunt, Mrs
William E. Foard, gave a linen
shower in her honor at 8O4 Adams
street, Wilmington. The lower
rooms in the Foard home were
tastefully decorated with Japan
ese lanterns. Vocal and instru
mental music and cancing were
features of the evenings diver
sion, Refreshments were served
Miss Carter was the recipient o.
many handsome pieces of liner
Tor use in adorning her home II
Norfolk, Va.
On Friday evening Miss Carter
coWorkers at the Wilmington
trust Co. rendered her a llnel
Shower and enjoyed a delightful
social time at the Carter home OF
eouth College Avenue.
Newark post., 1920-10-27

showed light and power plants
suitable for farm homes at the
same exhibit. Small conveniences
costing anywhere from 5 to rs
cents were also displayed. Getting
more conveniences for doing work
into the home is the aim of every
home demonstration agent. Last
year, through their advice and by
their aid, thousands of labor
saving devices and conveniences
were installed in country homes,
thereby lessening the housewives
work and increasing her efficiency,
comfort, and enjoyment of life.