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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02
DIR. WYATT BROWN HERE.
Baltimore Minister Gave Lentcn Message
at St Andrew = Church Today.

Noonday Lertcn meetings were resuni-
ed today in St Andrews Church, Eighth
and Shipley streets, The speaker, Rev:
Wyatt Brown. 1t d., of st Michael and
All Angels Church, Baltimore, delivered
an unusually forceful sermon. His theme,
Signs nf the Times, was drawn from
the Book of Ecclosiastes ore of the oldest
Biblical stories ard in which may he
found the following: God has set eternity
in mans heart
''The Nineteenth Century" said DIR.
Brown. sis mechanical age People
are wondering at the marvellous Inventions,
electricity, gas. mechanical, etc, and they
have no time for spiritual emotions. There
has been vast shrirkagc and they don't
care for God However, the time is now
at hand when the people have stopped
wondering at he Inventions of the present
age and there will be great religious
turning. There will be a right balance and
the time is not far distant W hen everyone
will turn his interests to the teachings Of
God"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02
ATTENTION IS CALLED TO
UNEMPLOYMENT IN CITY
Central Labor Union Asks ONT
cials TO Meet Conditions AZ
fecting 10000 Idle.

According 20 estimates made at the
meeting ~ the Central Labor Union
last utrht. There arc in the city OF VIII
ntnEt,,n between @.O00 and $4,000 peo-
,Ie .,it ~ er,nloymcnt aud many of
flt,s, ,fDpt,Nad arc working only part
ftpe rho uuton will ask action by the
mayor. City council and the heads OF
at, departments 60 meet the conditions
brought about 10y this enforced idleness.
Tho union also went on record as op-
peslng cNorhitnnt rates IL is claimed
ara being charged hy loan companies
t,r loans. and instructed the secretary
e. voice the objection OF the central
Ioiy before the I.egislature II was
pointed ont THAI IN many Instances the
ietc II interest figures from 15 TO II
I,r cent while the legal rate in Della
ware is ou,y per cent.
Endorsement by the union was given
81 m, congressional bill Cor the COM
ttou of tho Wilson Dam in Alabama
which an appropriation of 10000
coop ~ contemplated; also of bills in the
l.tsis'aturc at Dover pertaining to the
unur commission.
These bills are as follows Increas-
eng tho appropriation for the labor
uWission. unifying the state child
llsor laws 20 conform with the nation
al child labor laws: a 65-hour law for
working men.
Tho following delegates were named
q i committee tO attend the hearing
~ Dover today between the House and
.tNr committee on bills pertaining 10
ts, labor commission: Walter ]. Outten
,3irnan Charles Ricketts,. Charles
s H9vay. James \. Sweeney. Thomas
uuagan. representing the c. l. u,
Iohn 9. Saylor. representing the
delaware Federation OF Labor.
frr issuance of 5000 900 IN bonds
8 Ned fvr nv tho trustees OF the Public
htarN viii also he urged. so that the
t.aug may be put under construc-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02
FNISE ALARMS CALL
FIRE COMPANIES OUT

Rath tho Fame and Phoenix Fire com
+ ulr- were called ont hy still alarms, last
.-l hui found no fire other than is
-fHr atclN allowed ID a stove or furnace
lr~t alarm as sent IN from Csndyland,
Market street and the second from
id hiig street an apartment house
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02

Fire House, plans were laid for rinamage
sale To be held Friday nrd Saturday Mt
Sixth and Pine streets. Donations may be
Gent to ary men her Of the coumitTee,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02

in sports was appointed 40 follows James
Farmer, Thomas Fitzsjmmonf, Raymond
Jones, Harold BeDrctt James HOopes,
Waiter RidirFs, Mrs. Joseph koritIeT,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02

A girl will marry a man because
she feels sorry for him. Then she'll
put in the rest OF her time feeling
sorry for herself.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02

which includes Mrs Raymond Jones, Miss
Mary Fisher. Mrs Joseph konitzer, Mrs.
James Kane, and Mrs. Walter Ridirgs.
An athletic committee 10 further interest
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02

guest could hear all that is
A.at her after she leaves, she
.la cultivate the habit OF remain
III iouc more.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02
PLANRuMMAGE SALE.

AZ the meeting of the Pine Ncighbor-
hood Association last right Mt Reliance
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02

Reliability is really a poor word
with which to attempt to portray
thenever-ending sense ofsecurity
common to all Cadillac owners.
But 1t isthe only single word, after
all, which expresses the root-dif-
ference that has won worldwide
admission of Cadillac greatness.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02
slf. Raymond Jov

Special rates for slz- tms insertions
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The New York herald., 1921-05-14
BRONX TRANSACTIONS.

3 H. Weisaer sold for Klein &
Jackson to Samuel Roseff. builder. a
plot of twenty-five lots on the southeast
corner of University avenue and 1921
street, having a frontage of 500 feet on
University avenue. 200 feet on West
1924 street and 123 feet on Aqueduct
Avenue West. The purchaser viii i'm
prove a part OF the plot Immediately.
George Howe sold for the Delafeld
estate a plot at the corner OF Fieldston
road and West 250th street Fieldston.
Riverdale, TO DR.. Arthur II. Merritt OF
this city, who plans TO erect an English
villa Of stone and stucco at a cost OF
about 5000. exclusive OF the land. w.
Stanwood Phillips is the architect.
Charles A. Du Bois sold for Mrs. Vir-
,yinia B. Hayes to Leslie y. Mcclure the
two story house at 2222 Valentine ave-
nue..
]. Clarence Davies sold TO Florentine
Wolff the vacant, plot, 50x6e, on the
west side OF Broadway. 3ll feet north
OF 246th street.
Harry Calm sold to Richard J. Harde
a plot, 51xi0o. on the east side of Spot
ford avenue. so feet south OF Coster
street George II. Janss. broker
S. l.. Aronds Company sold for Mary
wiefrenbach 2039 Washington avenue.
a four family frame house with double
garage; also for Mr.. Schley 1895
Washington avenue. three family
frame house OF eighteen rooms.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
ESTATES APPRAISED.

MALCOLM MacMARTIN June /. 1920.
Leaving an estate NJ $66T .9I2. Sister. Eliza
praised at SOL .ei9 and life interest In
s56e. .s35. She died January Z. 1921. and the
following are remaindermen: Niece. Har-
srs5. .5e7: friends, Elizabeth NJ. Croker.
Oyster Bay, L. l.; Jane MacLaren, Santa
barbara, CAL: Elizabeth Izard. Berkeley.
CAL: wilmott T. Cor. New Canan, Conn. !.
william Tmbrie. japan. receive s3I.ilp
each; other friends. Arthur II and Chris
tine NJ Mas'en 20 Eess sss seventy,n1,h
Emily Nj. and Margaret Barrett. Pasadena.
Cal. s24. 146 each; Julia W. l.. Symington,
l2f East Twenty-fourth street. Nis.o@y'
Conn. se.2Tg each.
EMMA II. DELAFIELD. Daricn, Conn.
ss o,a H. is2D i Lssyns Ns s,,sS sse
in-law, Mary II. Delafieid. Noroton. Conn,
receives $4,000. Sister. Alice Clarkson. 30
East. sixtieth street. receives $4,000 and
nephews receive one-eighth tho residue and
$1,000 each; Another nephew. Edward u.
Delafield of Noroton, receives real estate
in Darien valued at SIS. 900.
EDWIN II. BANIsTER, Northampton, Mas.
(July 4. 1920. Leaving personal estate
York. wife. Lucy x. n. Banistsr II
Northampton. is residuary legatee after
small bequests are paid 70 his daughter
Frank G. Hall. both ot Northampton.
FANNIE GOLDSMITH lMsrch :. ia2ol.
Leaving an estate OF Sdhtpbt fuhuaNNy
Samuel " Goldsmith. Isl Central Park
West. receives the entire estate.
FRANCES MURPHY. Wilkesbarre, Pa. (July
II, 1920. Leaving a personal estate OF
fi22,2si. with s19.Ts taxable In New York.
Daughters, Louise @. Carr. Mabel NJ. fill-
man and Kathleen NJ. Hunt. NIL or Wilkes
barre, receive the estate In equal shares.
ELIZABETH ROHR November IL. leiO).
Leaving an estate OF s46,sis. Brothers.
George and Joseph Wsnner Of 1853 West
Forty-slyth street, receive *23, ,406 each.
CHARLES x. LIphfAN July 2, iale). LeRv-
ing an estate OF siT7 .446. Wife. May Taylor
Lipman, 2o5 West Eighty ninth street. re-
ceivcr the entire estate.
GRACE AfIRENS tSeptember -. 1920.
Leaving an estate Of $751; .2S2. Montefiore
Home receives 81 900 Daughters, Esther
4. Tallnau and Jeanette Ahrens. reoeiye
s74,SeG each.
SOL X. SIEGEL. Cleveland. Ohio (Decembsr
2, 1870. Leaving personal estate Of
s25T. .o62, with s26. .0s5 taxable IN New York.
Tho estate goes In equal shares to Frieda
y. vcola and Iona F. siegcl Of Cleveland.
EDWARD NJ. WHITNEY, New Bedford.
Mass. CFebruary 2T, 1p2o). Leaving per
sonal estate OF $50, T7s. With s1l ,e0s taxable
IN New York. wife. Fanny w whitney
OF New Bedford. receives the whole estate.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
80 HOMES PLANNED FOR
FAR ROCKAWAY, QUEENS
Lcssees Will Build Stores in
Jomoico-Other Deals.

Lewis II. May Company sold for
Henry NJ. Toch his estate. 400x500. on
the southeast corner Of Jarvis lane and
Broadway. Far Rockaway. TO Samuel
Horowitz. The property will be subdi-
y.ded and the erection OF thirty brick
all the year dwellings,, with garages. Will
be Immediately commenced. The prop
erty was held at $4,000 and. together
with the improvements. will combine an
investment OF over 100000
+. w. Scutt & Co.. Inc, leased the
plot, it0x110, on the north side of Full
ton street. between Bergen and Clinton
avenues, Jamaica, comprising part Of
the former estate Of p. NJ. Wood. 10 the
Hurtes Realty Company OF Brooklyn. at
an aggregate rental OF 100000. The
Hurtes Realty Company will Immediate
ly begin the erection of stores on the
property. The same brokers, with Harry
S. Jobes and Charles Marvin, leased TO
the Felberose Holding Corporation OF
Manhattan the southeasterly corner OF
Fulton and Smith streets. S0x90, at an
aggregate rental OF S315,00o.
The Electrical Servantess House.
which was originated by the Malha
Estates Corporation, at Malba, l.. l., has
been sold through Champ & Dasey 10
Miss Dorothy Merritt, daughter OF /. j.
Merritt. Jr. president OF Merritt Chap
man Wrecking Company. The house is
on the north drive, between the Golf
Club and the bathing beach, and has
been the subject of many newspaper and
magazine articles.
John A. Power rented for the Lavery
estate two residences at 1860 and 1862
Cedar avenue. Ear Rockaway. l.. l.. for
the summer. subject TO an option to pur-
chase.
j. Albert Johntra sold for James
Webb the six family apartment house
50x100 feet. at n and 79 Bradford ave-
nue. Flushing to Bronisiaw Dembek.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
OTHER BROOKLYN DEALS.

Reasy Associates sold to j. Bachen-
heimer a new two story dwelling. with
driveway and garage. at 566 sixty
eighth street
Martin Company leased to Potter En-
gineering Corporation the third and
fourth floors in 353 Fulton street.
James e Taylor sold for Mrs Sarah
c. Rodenstein the vacant plot. 20x100.
on the north side Of ParSyille avenue,
3lt feet from the corner OF ocean Park
way, TO the adjoining owner. George w.
Salbador, on which a garage Is to be
erected.
James 3. Fisher sold for A. II. Strong
from the plans the detached cottage,
50x125 on the west side of Ocean ave-
nue.. near the corner Of Albemsrle road.
to Louis c. wills.
Charles Partridge sold the two story
two family dwelling at 10 s. Charles
place for the hlssam estate
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
WOMAN IS STRANCLED
AND SUSPECT IS HELD
Body Found in Hall at PSI
West Sixty-sixth Street.

Michael Kelly OF 449 West Forty
eighth street was detained at Police
Headquarters last night by Detectives
Manning and Herman of the West
Sixty-eighth street police station as a
suspect in the case of tho supposedly
murdered woman whose body was found
yesterday morning In the hallway OF
the tenement at 251 West sixty-sixth
street
The womans body was discovered by
Thomas Dougherty on his return from
night work shortly after o'clock. 1t
is believed that it was pushed down the
winding stairway BY tie murderer.
Tenants reported having heard foot
steps on the roof during the night.
An autopsy will be performed on the
wolaan's body to-day She apparently
was about As years old. s feet inches
tall. and was said to have been poorly
dressed She was not known IN the
house where she was found Strangu-
latlon Is believed to have caused her
death.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14

tiated the sale or 100 and III East Sew
enty-third street 10 Percy II. Jennings.
reported yesterday.
John p. Kirwan has removed his Office
from 1873 West Forty-second street,
where he was for thirteen years. TO
1540 Broadway, corner OF Forty-fifth
street.
Ida Garmise is the buyer OF the dwell
ing at Mount Morris Park West. sold
recently.
John A. Power was associated with
Nassoit Lannlng in the sale Of the
La Valenoiennes, at 4O4 West 116th
street. 10 the Marde Realty Company.
Robert Levy was associated with Ma
than Marks in the purchase OF the ten
story loft at 7l0 Broadway, reported
sold recently by Charles Galewsh. Man
heimer Bros. who arranged the sale,
viii continue as managers Of the prop
erty.
Stanley Wolfson negotiated the re-
Gently reported sale of the apartment at
622 West Hath street to Myer Isear.
A w. Miller 4 Co. have been ap-
pointed agents OF the following prop
erty: 10 to Il East 10Sd street: 5f2
Morris Park avenue, corner Melville
street Ga 10 ais Ninth avenue. 243 West
115th street, sos Ninth avenue and 447
West Forty-frst street
Mary II. Greims Is the buyer OF %
West Eighty second street; John ID.
Gossen of 1853 Park avenue. for which
he paid $4,000. and Minnie Kouba OF
344 East Seventy fourth street. all sold
recently.
The apartment at COS West 2O4th
street. sold recently. was purchased by
John c. Woebcke.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
DIETZ OF WISCONSIN
SIEGE FAME, FREED
Governor Pardons Man Who
Hold Off Sheriff's Posse.

MADISON. Wis, May 13. = John f.
Dietz. who attracted nationwide atten-
ton in 1910 by Gefying sheriff's posse
in a months siege at Cameron Dam,
northern Wisconsin. was pardoned to-
day by Gov. Blaine. Dietz was sentenced
20 Nfc imprisonment for the killing OF
Oscar Harp. deputy sheriff. but the
sentence later was reduced TO twenty
years.
Owing to exemplary behavior, Dietz
had but one more year to serve. He Is
60 year old and in poor health.
Gov. Blaine In granting the pardon
said he considered the trial WAS legal,
but declared that he had come to the
conclusion that Dietz should be free
from consideration of public policy and
IN making allowance for the exceptional
circumstances"
Il am conscious" the Governor said.
that from the evidence before me there
ia a doubt as to the guilt of Dietz OF the
crime charged, and that he should be
granted complete pardon"
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Douglas J.. Gilman & Co. leased for
Nelson B. Burr, q East Seventy-sixth
street, a four story house, 20xS to
Mrs Rachel Ranger; also an apart
ment in 290 Park avenue to f.. DICK
Slaughter; in $50 Park avenue to
Thomas ID. Webp; in se3 Park avenue,
with an option to purchase. for Carl
s. Petrasch 70 DR.. Ralph Waldo Loben-
stine. also renewed leases in $40 Fifth
avenue to Mrs 8. V. Harkness and in
I:2 East Seventy-sixth street to Mrs
William Brewster Valentine and r. /.
Mcdowell.
Albert b. Ashforth, Inc, leased a
furnished apartment in 124 West Fifty
fifth street 20 Mrs Anna Ditto. also
an apartment in 30 Park avenue to
j.. I. Hollister and the house, III East
Ninety-first street TO c. Il. Hansen.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company leased
apartments in 40 West Flfty-seventh
street to Marion Richardson and
Thomas Stewart. Jr.: in a2o Park ave-
r.ue to George p. Coolidge: in 27 West
Eighty-sixth street, to Rosa Roma, ana
in 1s3 West Fifty-sixth street to Mrs.
I.eonora r. Crook and Miss Natalie
Rector.
Pease & Gilman leased to c. II.
Matthiessen an apartment in 7S7 Fifth
avenue; in $50 Park avenue to Henry
s. Sutphen in 10s East Eighty-second
street TO Miss Rea Murdock IN 1853
West Seventv-second street 30 Miss
Margaret G. Hoffman, and in SO2 West
Seventy-sixth street to T. w. Chiffon.
Charles r. Noyes Company leased
floors in 307 Pearl street to Kelleher 4
Leward; GO Readc street to Rose Lane
ara Gus VI. Fatxer; offices In 81 South
William street to the Mentor Trading
Company. and IN Ito Broadway 70 Bert
hold NJ. Heimerdinger.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
MARGARET ELLINGTON
BUYS COUNTRY ESTATE
Selects Big Westchester Farm
Other Country Deals.

Miss Margaret Ellington, the actress.
has purchased farm of 103 acres at
Grants Corners. near Osslning, ". Y,
near the estate which she sold last
fall. Miss Ellington contemplates build
Ing a lake on the new property, as well
as making other improvements. W. ii.
Oliver was the broker in the transac-
tlon.
Thomas A. Mcwhinney Realty Com
pany sold for ID. f. Lennox plot OH
Central avenue, Lawrence. containing
two and n half story dwelling 20
Mary A. Neccash. who will improve
with stores for Charles G. Platt a two
and a haf story dwelling. with out
buildings. on Mcneil avenue. Inwood.
to Mrs. Kate Watts OF Cedarhurst; for
Ella Buxton plot on Wildacre avenue.
Lawrence. to J. r. Mocenter for David
Gideon the block extending from the
Hewlett station to Broadway TO the
Lawrence Avenue Realty Corporation.
John Crawford sold Broadwaters, the
100000 shore front place Of John RI.
Cole at Green's Farms. Conn, TO Eu-
gene r.. Hnkle OF this city It con-
sists of about fifteen acres and fronts
$50 feet on the Sound. There is a seven
teen room house.
Genung & Day sold for Clara c. Swan
her residence and three acres OF land
on Ebgert HILL Morristown, ". j., 10
Saleem Saleeby.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. leased he
country place of Russell J.. Engs at
Garden City. l.. L.. for the summer. fur
nished. to S. Fullerton Weaver.
Wheatley Hills Real Estate Corpora
ton leased for Roland T.. Conklin, Rose
mary cottage West Neck. Huntington,
=. l.. furnished. for the season TO c.
J. Sym!nRton. The same brokers also
leased for Mr.. Conklin the Names cot
tage 70 Mr.. Bowler.
Chauncey y. Grlffcn a. Co. sold for
John Templeton n new house on Manor
Lane. Pelham, N. y. TO Mrs. Jeanette
Bennington.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company leased
furnished FOR Mrs Percy Byron TO
Charles r.. Page e home on Oak
Bend avenue. Llewetrn Park, West
Orange, ~. T.
Rohers l.. Farley Organization sold
for lie Sunnysidc Homes Corporation
their house IN the Gilmore Court Sec
tion OF Hartsdale, N. ", to Charles T.
Schneider.
Robert r.. Farley Organization sold
for the Estates OF Tappan Zoe vacant
plot in the Philipse Manor section OF
North Tarrytown, N. ", TO Harry G.
b. kederick
Wlluam Kerr Macuohald holu nj
Woodmerc for 4. Galtston Ave lots on
Irving place 20 Ethel NJ. Cornell and
for NJ. Farrely plot on Broadway to
l.. Cammassi who win erect q building
John 4. Power and H. a. King sold
2 four and one-half acre estate, with
dwelling and outhouses. at Millington.
n. j.. also sold for tho Eichengreen
Sales Corporation four lots IN the Bell
tract at Avon, N. j.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
WOMAN ARRESTED ON
CHARGE OF BIGAMY
Charles Teacher Says She De-
serted Him to Wed Another.

Mrs. Helen Teacher OF Ill Bergen
street. Brooklyn. was locked up last
night in the Poplar street police station
and will be arraigned this morning IN
the Flatbush Court on a charge OF big
amy Detectives Prittings and Downs
made the arrest on the complaint OF
Charles Teacher. clerk OF 66 East
Ninety-fourth street Manhattan, who
declared that he married her last De-
cember in the Office OF the City Clerk
and that she left him a month later.
The detectives said that Teacher
found her a few days ago living with
Edward EclSard. an old sweetheart. at
the Bergen street address. Eckard and
the arrested woman were married in
April at the Baptist Temple. Schcrmer-
horn street and Third avenue. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
In the Dwelling Market.
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Albert y. Ashforth. Inc, leased the
fourteenth soor in shs rev Bankers
Trust Building st Madison avenue ard
F'ifty-seventh street 20 Bernard NJ.
Baf1ich: also q suite os offices in 220
Broadway to the International Metal
Recia.ming Corporation.
Crcss Il 8roWa Company leased the
stores, 40x1o0 each. In 1922 Broadway
10 the Sidney B. Bowman Automobile
Company at an aggregate rental OF
5000, 900. The tenant will occupy as a
sa!esroom for the Kissel, Grant. Brfscoe
and Andersons cars. The same brokers.
representing Mitchell II. Mark Realty
Corporation leased the building at 21S
West Forty-eighth street to Hyman
Goldman, plumber. the owners leasing
back the top floor OF the building for
their artists studio for painting or
scenery. &c. Cross Brown Company
also leased offices in 1882 Broadway to
r. w. Priest. president of the Film
Market. Inc, and Standard Emblem
Company, Inc. in 562 Fifth avenue TO
Edward Hardin Co. Inc. advertising
agency. and David Levitan. jewelry.
Mercantile Trust Company has leased
two stores in the new Borden Building.
East B'orty-flfth street. near Madison
avenue, through Brady & Bowman, Inc.
agents, and will open a branch office
there about June /.
Cushman g. Wakefield, Inc. leased
Offices in the Canadian Pacific Building.
Madison avenue, Forty-third to Forty
fourth street, to c. w. Sprague & A. w.
Duckett, II. Fl. Lineweaver Sc Co. and
Serge Ughet
He'll & Stern leased In 1923 West Eigh-
teenth street and % West Nineteenth
street the eighth floor to Fruhauf Bros.
& Co.; in 1913 West Twenty-flrst street.
the ninth foor to Leopold-Raven. Inc.
In 1-13 East Thrty-third street, part
of fourth floor to Nat c. Hirschfield in
1850 Broadway, part OF seventeenth
floor 10 II. Lissner Company, Inc. In
33-43 East Thirty-third street half OF
twelfth floor to Liman Dress Com
pany.
Harris, Vought & Co. rented loft in
81 West 120th street TO r. Singer. an
apartment in 50 West Fifty-hfth street
TO Loper Laidlaw. and offices in 1882
Bro oadway TO Loxiton Manufacturing
Company Bangser & Siberman and
Straus, Rover & Strass. Inc.