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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1921-07-29
According to His Liahts.

Nine-year-old Margaret came home
from church with the announcement
that the regular minister was absent
and that one of the laymen a doctor
by profession, had preached in his
stead. 'Well, dear, did he preach you
a good sermon?" her mother asked.
81 suppose so, mother" the little
girl returned seriously. "only he
seemed to have forgotten God, for he
talked about himself all the time
Indianapolis News.
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DAWES CUT
u. S. EXPENSE

Director of the Budget Dawes has
Informed President Harding that it
will be possible to save about $112,-
51262S in the government expendi-
lures for the current year. This will
be done mainly through curtailing de-
partmental forces and equipment, and
the work toward this end already is
well under way. The largest estimat-
ed saving-$30,3 42, 119-will. be in the
Treasury department. In the Interior
risk bureau, $16,534, 523; War depart
ment, S15,000,000; Navy department,
$10,047,S9 postal service, S14,920,-
421, and so on through the list
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COMMUNITY
HOUSE TAX
HEARING AUG. ;
Sergeantsville Church Must Discon-
tinue Community Work If Taxed.

Sergeantsville- At the First Quar-
terley Conference Of the Sergeants-
vile Methodist Episcopal Chuch held
July %, 1921 in addition to the regu-
lar business the following resolution
was unanimously adopted. "Be it re-
solved that it is the sense Of this
Quarterly Conference that, if by en-
larging our field of activities as
Community Center we become liable
to taxation, we then limit the Com
munity Center to strictly Church pur-
poses and thereby claim full exemp-
ton. Signed T. G. Spencer, Pres.
T. A. Corson, Sec'y.
This put the question of how large
~ the property shall be used square
~ up to the citizens of Delaware
Township. If the activities are limited
to Church purposes, the Township
Committee and School Board, the
Board of Elections, the Y NJ. C. A,
and eve j organization not connected
with the Sergeantsville NJ. E. Church
will have to move out. The motion
pictures will be discontinued. The
Grange and the other Churches will
not be able to use the place
The plan of operation to date has
called for the fullest use of the prop
erty for the benefit and welfare of the
entire community. 1t is not a money
making proposition. The rentals fix
ed merely cover the expense of oper-
alton. If the money grubbing attitude
of certain selfish politicians reflects
the general sentiment of the commun-
ity and of the County on the ques-
ton, those in charge would like to
know it, so that they can build up
their program accordingly.
The formal hearing on the appeals
from the assessment against the Com
munity Center property is set for
Aug. at 10 A. M. Standard Time.
The Quarterly Conference by its act
ion has left the determination of the
of the property in the
hands of the taxpayers and their
representatives. If the property is
exempt from taxation it will cost each
person about 5 cents a year. 1t is
hard to believe that even Mr.. VIM.
Ent and Mr.. W. r. Stevenson. in
spite of their affidavit, are unwilling
to give a nickle to have benevolent
project replace bar. The commun-
ity sentiment will fix the Community
Center activities.
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RUSSELL-TODD

Miss Isabel Todd, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Roscoe Todd, of Trenton,
was married Wednesday morning of
last week to John NJ. Russell, of the
same city. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Father Roberts at
tn rectory of the Church of the I'M
maculate Conception. The attend
ants were Miss Anna Russell and
John Petty. The bride formerly re-
sided in Lambertville with her par
ents, and is the granddaughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George K. Todd.
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MRS. CHATTIE CRAY

Mrs. Chattie Cray, widow of Mar
tin Cray, died at her home in Asbury
park, on Monday, July 25, aged "
years. The deceased was former
resident of this city. She leaves one
sister Mrs. Sarah A. Wilson, of East
Orange. Funeral services were held
from her late home on Wednesday,
and intement held at Riverview &C.
metery, Trenton.
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RAPHAEL-kIR k HAM

Miss Inez Kirkham, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Kirkham, of
Trenton, became the bride of Herman
E. Raphael, of Trenton and Lambert
vile on Sunday, July "a. The
ceremony was performed at the Hotel
Traymore, Atlantic City, where the
bride and groom have since been stay
ing. Mr.. Raphael is well known in
Lambrtville, being a son of Elias
Raphael. He is now assistant man
ager of the firm of Edwin E. Kohn &
Co, brokers, of Trenton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Raphael will make their home
on Spring Street.
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PHILLIPSBURG==EAST
BRIDGE FREED AUG. 3

The State Board of Public Build
ings and Grounds will pay S150,000
on behalf of Pennsylvania share of
the cost of freeing the Easton-Phil-
lipsburg bridge over the Delaware
Under the agreement recently reach
ed New Jersey will pay the same
sum. The bridge will be taken over
Aug, 8.
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"What shall wear to the party to
uight?s asked Mrs. Clipping.
Have you dress in the house?"
said Mr.. Clipping.
"Of course l have a dress in the
house."
"WeTl, wish you'd put it on. l
haven't seen you wear dress TO a so
cial function in so long I'd like to see
how you look. "-Birmingham Age
Herald
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Morris Mackler is building gar
age for the storage of autos in the
rear of his store property, with an
entrance on George Street. 1t will
house 18 cars. This, together with
the addition being built by Samuel
W. Kerr. on Clinton street will re
lieve the congestion among the ranks
of the autoists.
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RURAL BASE BALL
LEAGUE BEING
FORMED
Eight Teams Now In League
Several Others Planning to Complete
Teams

Several Others Planning to Complete
Teams
Solebury- After several weeks of
quiet investigation the sponsors for
the Bucks County Rural Base Ball
League have decided to start a short
schedule for August and September.
The League now consists of eight
teams Lumberville, Mechanicsville,
Lahaska, Aquetong, Stoopville, Sole
bury and two others to be selected
from several applicants for member
ship. If the short schedule of the fall
shows the plan to be feasible com
plete plans will be made for the spring
of 1922.
Several fans who have passed the
age limit of active playing, plan to
offer pennant or cup to the winning
team. The pennant has been adopted
for the short season this year, and if
there is sufficient interest in the
effort to establish a league cup will
be offered next year. The cup is to
be competed for each year and will
only become the property of one club
when it has been won for three con-
secutive seasons.
The teams are to be made up exelu-
sively of local players from the i'm
mdiate neighborhood of the home of
the team.
No interchange of players will be
permitted.
0. P. Virgins of Stoopville, Albert
Spratt of Mechanicsville, and Alfred
Walton of Solebury are working out
the details of the plan, and if there
are other local teams who are inter-
ested in such league for 1922 they
can secure any information necessary
from any of these gentlemen.
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SUNDAY SERVICES
AT DEER PARK

Elder A. M. Chase and wife, from
Lamont, Iowa, are located at Deer
Park, in charge of the missionary
activities Of the Reorganized Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
in the Park and surrounding country.
Services at Deer Park will be held
in the Auditorium each Sunday at p.
m. Standard lime.
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G0MERDINGER-LAIR

Brownsburg- At the Presbyterian
parsonage at Brownsburg, Pa, on
Wednesday, July goth, at p. m. Mr..
Henry B. Lair and Miss Ella Grace
Gomerdinger, both of New Hope, Pa,
were married. Rev. W. w. Harris
officiated.
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BASE BALL
LAMBERTVILLE EASY FOR
BARRIERS; BASH GIVES AMERI-
CAN BRIDGE SEVERE LACING.

Where They Play Saturday
Lambertville and Bash at American
Bridge field.
American Bridge and BARRIERS at De-
Laval field.
DeBoskey was in form and held Lam
brtville Safe from Scoring
]. N. Barber Club had little trouble
handing Lambertville lacing here
last Saturday by a score Of 90
DeBoskey was in rare form and
kept the hits well scattered when
Lambertville had men on base. He al
so won his own game with 2 doubles
and single, driving in four runs.
Welsh was unable to get his shoots
breaking, and was hit hard at times,
which caused his clubs defeat. The
fielding of Cifelli, Carlen, McGary,
Lloyd and Werner featured. The hit
ting of DeBoskey and MCGOWAN gave
their team the most of their runs.
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NEW MEDICAL INSPECTOR FOR
BUCKS

New Hope Announcement has
been made that DIR. Harold Bruce, of
Richlandtown, has been appointed
Medical Inspector for Bucks county,
to succeed DIR. l. Swartz Plymire, for
merly of Doylestown.
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P. o. S. of A. MEETING
Theodore Butler Selected as
District President

District President
Frenchtown- A district meeting of
the camps of the P. o. S, of A. of
Hunterdon county, N. j., was held
Saturday evening at Frenchtown,
with delegates in attendance from
all the camps of the county, and
large number of members of the or
der. The principal business was the
selecting of member to succeed Mar
vim j. Holeombe, of Lambertville, as
district president. Theodore Butler,
of Jutland, was selected, and his name
will be presented to the State Presi-
dent.
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Sc 9 10 q IA 2
LAMBERTVILLE

bdttSu luA W GlSl III LilS ulHLH.
BARRIERS 0 / 0 0 0 SO
L'ville.- 0 0 0 0 0 ? 0 0 o.
Two-base hits Lukens, Bannon,
DeBoskey, ?; Carlen, McGary, Nc
Gowan Fumbled grounder- Lukens,
Welsh, Muffed hunted fly DeBos-
key. Muffed thrown ball Graziano.
Sacrifice hits Werner, Justice, 2;
Graziano. Stolen bases Hanford,
Lukens, McGary. Base on forced out
Hanford. MCGOWAN. Left on bases
BARRIERS, 5; Lambertville, 9. Struck out
by Welsh. 1; by DeBoskey, 5.
Double plays Lloyd to Frank to
Werner. Bases on balls off Welsh,
/; off DeBoskey, 2. Hit by pitched
ball Exton. Wild pitches Welsh
Umpires - Gilbert and Hillborn.
Scorer Geo. E. Cooper.
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Paramount Questions.
He-Marry me and 1 shall be the
happiest man on earth.
She-Yes, but how shout myselff
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AUCTION SALES
rzos. .. OWEN |. sos. Asssa....r..

TRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE
and lot On Kendall ST.. Ivy City. ne. By
virtue Of q certain deed Of trust duly re.
corded, In Liber No. 3eSs. Folio 21S st seq..
OF the land records Of the District Of Co
iumbla. and At the request Of the party -
cured thereby, the undersisned trustees vii
sell. at public auction In the office Of Tbcs.
=. oven y Son, 1881 @ OF. NV. on sATUR-
DAY, THE 50TH DAY OF APRIL. A, D.,
1871. AT q O'CLOCK p. NJ. the foilowing-
described land and premises. situa ted ln
the District Of Columbia, ana designated as
and being lots IS and 10 in square 40fT.
Terms OF sale: All cash. A deposit Of 500
required at time OF sale and the purchs ser
allowed 30 days to complete the purchase.
fnrther Particular at time OF sale. HARRY
LAhsoN, II. c. LAMsON, Trustees.
apr20, n 20. q. sO-St 4-s2z
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SUBURBAN FOR SALE
Confined.

S~~-~~~~-~.~-~~~~~~~~
MELRosE ST, Chevy Chase. Ma. Q rms.
7ss 18th st. NV. NJ ESQ.
Eastern Land Sales Co.. sis 18th st. M.
SUMMIT Pf4 M. 2oTH ST.
rms. d b., h.w.h. $1,000.
Harry wsrdman. 1880 K st. NV. n. 4loo.
ARGOSNE TER. Beautiful homes, (pevD,
er b.. h.w.h.. .lse. Its. sie.5oo. SHAN
NON & LUCHs. 7is 18th At. NV. Main 2s45.
BELMONT ST. Mr.. lsTH.
0 rms, 2 b. $4,000.
Harry wardman, 1880 K st. NV. n. $50.
ha.h. Price sis. 900. STONE q TAIR.
FAX. 1892 n. Y. ave. N. 2ss2.
RM. 9 B. H.w.H. eiec. It's, porch.
screens. Only $4,000. SHANNON q
LUcHs. 713 18th st. NV. Main 2s45.
BERwYN. ND, rms. mod. bung. lot
FAIRFAX. 1872 n. 7. ave. NJ sss2.
sew. water sys.. 70xlJ0 $500. STONE
q FAIRFAX. 1872 y. Y. ave. N. zss2.
HYATTsvILLE, ND. 9 rms, b.. slse.. 5oI
110. s4,150. $500 cash. STONE FAIR
FAX. 1912 n. Y. ave. N. 2332.
CLARENDON, va. trolley, 0 rms, mod,
elec. motor. op. frpl., 5Orl2o. Sc. $50. STONE
FAIRFAX. 1882 n. Y. ave. n. 2ss2.
POTOMAC HTS, D. c. 4O-ft. front; half
value at $40; terms. N. z. Ryon Co.
MANOR PARK y. W. / to 80 iOrs; seed
Ryon Co. Inc. 142s st.
Mr.. BELTsyILLE. MD, on Co. rd.: ma
woodland; $500; terms. n. =. Ryon Co..
Inc, l423 y st.
PRINCEss GARDEN. MD. 2, "a lots; price
both $3.50; terms. N. y. Ryon Co.. Inc,
l423 st.
Mr.. LANHAM. MD. II miles State high
way; I4-a woodland; 81. 500; terms. N. Z.
Ryon Co.. Inc, 1423 st.
10 lots: $50 each; terms. n. X. Ryop Co.,
Inc. 1929 st.
silver sp.. Md.-S acres; s rms. q bs. /:
mod. elect; h.w.h. Price. l6,50o. Ma
horney a sullivan. 1927 Eye st. Tel NJ. 1874.
Chevy Oh. Md.-New home: rms. q bs.; /;
double garage. Price. So. 500. hab0rney
and Sullivan. 1897 Eye IT. NV.
Falls Church-s r., ami. 1000.
Petty and Petty.
1923 New York ave. Main B127.
shade, fruit, etc, 30 min u city. SO. 800.
wm. II. Saunders & Co. s07 18th st.
CHERRYDALE. va. I rms. a ,. h.v.h.; !;
Y acre. $1,000. VIM. II. ssuuden &
Co, so7 18th st.
HERSDoN. VA. Mod home: 10 acres land.
5000. Wm. =. Saunders 4 Co., SJ7
18th st.
RoSSLYN Vac rooms and bath; q. m. L.;
det.; $500. J. u. Gsrman, Dist. Nat.
Bank Bldg.
COTTAGE CITY, ND. SO 900. rms q b..
AMI, chicken coop, lee. lot. J. ID. Gar
man, Dist. Nat. Bank Bldg.
MCLEAN. VA. trolley. Arm. bunE.. gar.
225x27l, fruit, shrubbery. $500. STONE
& FAIRFAX. 1892 n. Y. ave. N. 5l27.
FALLS CHURCH. va, trolley, rms. mod
Cal. oung. u .. $1,000. Cash. 81. 600.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 n. Y. ave. n.
1882
ST., Mr. I4TH sT.-Good BLDG: prOmi-
nent location: $4,000.
Moore Hill. Woodward Building.
18th. Mr.. HARVARD sT.-s room, ,Dd
bath: h. ". h.; $4,000.
Moore 4 Hill. Woodward Building.
H st. near Sd-Good future. Cheap.
Petty and Petty,
1923 New York ave. Main Sl27.
SHEPHERD ST. W. Of Ca. ave, 6 rms q
b.. elec. Price. So 500: cash. s. 600. bal.
$50 per mo. CLARENCE Y. WEIGH, TIT
18th St NV. Main 42-se.
nth ST. COL. RD.-IO rms and b: a
m. L.: $4,000. J. d. Garman, Dist. Nat.
Bank Bldg.
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.
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Equity Suits Filed.

3ss67 Mollie Schwartz VS. Martin
Schwartz. For maintenance. J. d.
Eason jr.. and J. B. Stein, pltf attys
SSs6s Elizabeth Douglas Thomp-
son VS. Silas S. Thompson. Limited
divorce. Alex. Wolf and L. E. Tur-
ner. pltf attys.
3ss69 Elizabeth Berry VS. David
Berry. To annul marriage. W. c
Martin. pltf atty.
$3.50 Marie Frances Gentry VS.
Rldridge Gentry. Limited divorce
A. W. Scott. pitt atty.
3SS71 Caroline Waters Better, ct al
VS. Abraham Nelson. For partition.
f. NJ. Hewlett, pltf atty.
3Ss72 Lucy Virginia Dwyer W
Calvin Benson Dwyer. Absolute di-
vorce. w. H. De Lacey, pltf atty.
Lawsuits Filled.
s56SO-Lewis Reed VS. Dist Of Col
Damages s25,00O. w. l.. Houston
atty for plff.
65631-Society for Savings &
Loans of Wash VS. John NJ. Breene &
Carl o. Niehus. Judgt NJ c $50 so.
L. Gutenberg, atty for pin.
65632-Sarah NJ. McAuliffe VS. Mrs.
Jeanette Russell. Judgt n c. l..
Gutenberg. atty for pin.
65633-Stuart N. Weiles VS. Harold
r. Stephenson. Damages $1,000.
Milton w. King, atty.
Adoption Petitions.
3se-James E. Ennis for adoption
OF Leroy Tillman Taylor, infant.
A. W. Scott. atty.
PROBATE DIVISION.
Est Oliver Edwards. Pet for prob
Of will & let test. J. A. Wells. atty.
Est Hugo Kuerschner. VIII filed
dated May IL, 1918.
Est George w. Pitcher. Pet for
lets Of adm. Edward J. Walshe,
atty.
Est Mamie cuninan. Order dis
missing caveat.
Est Robert Seyboth. VIII fled
dated April &c. 1919.
In re Helena w. Keane. Pet to
sell real est. r. II. Yeatman. atty.
Est Hargraves Wood. Pet for let
of adm. Arthur HELEN. atty.
Est in re Robert Paul Stephenson.
Pet for let OF gdnship. l.. II. War
ner & Levi II. David. sttys.
Est Louis Schnapauf. Pet for let
Est Mary J. Carter. order fran
ing issues & setting October, 1921,
as date for hearing.
Est u. Oscar Arner. win fled
dated July 2. 1910.
SUPREME COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
Monday, April y, 1921.
Present. The Chief Justice Mr.
Justice McKenna. Mr.. Justice Holmes.
Mr.. Justice Day. Mr. Justice Van
Devsnter, Mr.. Justice Pitney, Mr..
Justice McReynolds. Mr.. Justice
Brandeis and Mr.. Justice Clarke
Adjourned until tomorrow at IL
o'clock.
The day call for Tuesday, April
IS. will be az follows: Nos. .ss. 2ss,
2si land 2s3). ass, 2ss. 2s7. 2ss. 3ss.
50 and 500.
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1880 Bkcy In re Phillip Hofberg.
Attys, Daniels-Strasburg
EQUITY DIVISION NO. =.
FrOcttdInEN


3S432 Morrison VS. Morrison. Rule
returnable Friday, April 90, 1921.
Attys, Hawken & Havell-Smith &
Long.
3s970 Gentry VS. Gentry. Rule re-
turnable Friday, April %. Atty for
pltf, A. W. Scott.
3ST10 Resincoff vs. Mitchell. Order
dissolving partnership & appointing
F. S. Key Smith receiver. No bond.
Attys. JeffordS Il DuttOn-Darr
Whiteford & Darr.
341O2 Manning VS. Amer Sec q
Trust Co, ct al. Order finally rati-
flying account. disCharging receivers.
allowing commissions & directing
distributions Attys, keigurn, John
son & wellS-Hamilton & Wilson.
3S537 Kriksteine vs. Kriksteine.
Order authorizing trustee to invest
funds. Attys for pltf. Strasburger
& Rappaport.
399 Adoption in re Leroy T. Tay-
lor. Order legalizing adoption.
Atty, a. w Scott.
SS96S Thompson VS. Thompson.
Rule returnable April %. Attys,
Alex Wolf & l.. +. TanE>r.
1850 Lewis VS. Lewis. Order con-
solidating cases. Attys, d. Wolf
Beal & Woodard.
No assignment for Tuesday.
CRIMINAL DIVISION No. L.
Proceedings.
37745 u S VS. Louise Davis. Grand
larceny. Arraigned; plea guilty.
Deft remanded and referred to pro-
baton Officer. r. Neudecker, atty.
37051 U S vs. Jules Arnstein ct al.
Trial reseumed and jury again res
pited. Nolle proseQui entered as to
Deft r. S. Neuman. Leahy & Crome-
lin-wsmpler & MCGEE, attys.
s7so4 U VS. Edw Turpin. Deft
surrendered by surety, p. F. O'Con-
nor, and surety eXonerated. Deft
committed.
si6o3 U s VS. Frank C. johnson.
Robbery. Nolle prosequi entered.
ss46e U s VS. Harold f. McGhan.
Larceny from U S. Nolle proseQui
entered.
AssIgument for Today.
375ol U s VS. Jules Arnstein ct al.
On trial. Leahy-wampler, attys
CRIMINAL DIVISION No. ..
Proceedings
25e6s' In re est Timothy Brosnan.
Argument begun and jury respited,
Gardiner & Ferguson-Lambert &
Yeatman and W. @. Johnson, attys.
Assignment for Today.
25s6s In re est Timothy Brosnsn.
On trial. Gardiner a Ferguson
Lambert & Yeatman and W. G. John
son, atys.
2so7s In re est Irene l.. Stage. T.
c. Bradley. H. Linton, attys.
Assignment for Tomorrow.
eertiorari and appeal cases Nos.
70, a. 70. 80. 81. IS. 81. and 81
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THOMAS BOWLING q CO.. AucTIoSEERs
80 Penn. ave. NV

Sale OF personal effects and household
goods for storage chaues. Notice is hereby
fhfen that On Saturday. April 30. 1921, at
tion within the auction rooms Of Thomas
DovtnE a Co. 80 Pennsylyania ave. NV,
TO enforce Hens for storage charges, etc.
Que and unpaid. all foods. furniture. books.
pictures ehtna. glassware. refriFerstors.
bureaus, boxes and contents. trunks and
contents, household and personal eject, IN
storage with Us In the following names:
"A Amatero, Armand A. GrunneIl, AoIIIe @
Cook. d. W. whitney. Isabella Jackson.
Serue Hod hen. X. BAUM q son. sl2
apI5,st,as S-ai7
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
dwelling. No. l4i5 Corcorsn street north
vest BY virtue Of q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, in liber No. 3e7s. folio ass
et SEQ, OF the land records Of the District
or Columbia. and at the request Of the party
secured thereby. the undessigned trustees
viii sell. at public suction in the Office Of
mos J. Owen 4 Son, 1891 @ street north
west On Monday. the ID day Of May. A. n.
1921. at ; O'clock .. NJ. the following de-
scribed land and premises. situate in the
Distrct OF Columbia. and designated as and
being lot s. In Rigs and Plants subdi-
vision q square EOS a. per plat recorded in
the Office Of the Surveyor for the District Of
Columbia in liber Il. W, folio ss Terms
OF sale: Sold subject to prior deed Of trust
for sl.lJ0 and the amount over and aboye
said trust to be paid in cash. deposit Of
S2u0 required at time OF sale and the pur-
chaser allowed thirty days to complete IN.
purchase. Further Particular at time Of
sale. JAMES J. LANPToS. Trustee:
CHAs. POE. Substitute Trustee. Equity
No. 3s7s5
ap2I d q. Is 30 may2
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50c-MADAM SELIA-50r

Egyptian PSlmist and Medium: tells ycur
past, present and future life: she tells the
Secrrt bow to yin in bUsiness. love. bealth
and family Hiairs. Law suits. specuLfian
nd divorce cases; tells who and when yo1 y
marry: make no mistake when seekinF heIp
nd Hdvice OF clairyoyHnt or pslmist: IL
pays to consult the best; costs no mor~:
special readings, Soc: daily and sunday.
Phone Franklin 2STS-J. Ssl 7th St nv
Opposite AcCrory's IOe store. eth and l.
l-gsa
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MADAM MAV1S.

THE GREAT EGYPTIAN PALNIsT.
Tells your past. present and futurs; Ei-.s
names. dates and facts known only to ycurs
self; advice % business love lBek. eourt-
ship. marriage and divorces: in fact any
thing pertaining to your welfare and happb-
ness. DOu't fail TO consult this vonoerfui
Eeyptisn- YOu will End true help. sps-
ciEl rsdinEs. short time only soc.
So l4TH ST. NV. BET. Il q srs-
The Washington herald., 1921-04-26
On trial. Attys. Driscoll. Donald
son & Wright-R. ]. whiteford.
EQUITY DIVISION No. 1.
PrOceedings.


Sss1S Edelin VS. Dunlop. Order Of
publication. Atty for pltf, Geo. C.
Gertman.
1904 Hoban VS. Hoban. Rule as
to increase of alimony returnable
April 90 Attys. Lambert & Yeat-
man-H. F. kennedy.
3S9Is Carl VS. Carl. Rule as to in
junction returnable April %. Atty
for pltf, r. P. Evans.
3S066 Thompson VS. Thompson
Rule as to bringing back child to
jurisdiction OF court returnable
April 20.
1895 The Ohio Butterine Co VS.
Wilson & Co. Rule as to injunction
attys, Fenwick & Able.
3S9s7 Schwartz VS. Schwartz.
Rule as to alimony pending divorce
returnable April %. Attys, Eason
& Stein for pltf.
3Ss72 Dwyer VS. Dwyer. Rule as
to alimony returnable April 20.
Atty for pItf. w. II. De Lacey.
Est oliver Edwards. Pet for prob
OF will e. letters test. Atty. J. A.
Wells.
Est Hugo Kuerschner. Will filed
dated May IL. 1918. 6 memoran-
dums.I
Est Geo. w. Pitcher. Pet for
letters OF admin. Atty. Edw. J.
Walsh.
Est Mamie Cullinan. Order dis
missing caveat.
Est Robert Seyboth. Will filed
dated April 26, 1912.
In re Helena w. Keane. Pet to
sell real estate. Atty. r. H. Yeat-
man.
Est Hargraves Wood. Pet for
letters of adm. Atty, Arthur HELEN
In re Robert Paul Stephenson.
Pet for letters of grdnship. Attys,
L. II. Warner & L. II. David.
Est Louis Schnappauf. Pet for
letters of admin. Atty, Alex. Mum
caste.
Est Mary ]. Carter. Order franz
Ing issues e. setting Oct 4, 1921, as
date for hearing.
Est U. Oscar Arner. VIII filed
dated July %, 1910.
sSssI wInkleman VS. winkleman.
Order for aiimony pending divorce
granted. Attys. d. Wolf-W. c.
English.
Assignment for Tuesday.
2is American Mosaic Co. VS. Alex
ander. ct al. Attys, Warren &
sholes-Hawken & Havell and L.
Gutenberg. On hearing.
3ss05 Powers VS. Powers. Attys,
Hegarty-Davis.
i3s Natl Savings & Trust CO. VS.
Fry et al. Attys, Sullivan-Hoover
q johnson.
327 Eagle Transfer Co. VS. WASH
Bsit a Annapolis Elec Ry Co. ct al.
Attys. Stein & Behrend-Littlepage
q Taliaferro.
s7piI Cole Va Cole. Attys, Mackey
--McNeill.
2gs Thompson vs. Thompson.
Attys, Archer g. Smith & Munter-
Wilson 3 Turnages