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Miss Bishop , Up.

To get her winning lead over Mrs.
Heckscher Miss Bishop played the first
nine in A. She was up starting for
home, although at the seventh she had
been no better than l up. On the eighth
Miss Bishop sark a ten foot putt for her
after being trapped. She was trapped
also at the following hole, but again she
made a wonderful recovery. this time
laying the ball dead. Four holes of the
incoming journey settled it, Miss Bishop
halving the tenth and winning the next
three
Against Mrs L. Grumbach Mrs. Gavin
played steady game going out in A
and returning in 43. She was 2 up at
the turn and 4 up at the twelfth, bat
Mrs. Grumbach won the twelfth in an
excellent 4, halved the next even after
being trapped and then carried off the
short fifteenth in 3. That left Mrs.
Gavin with a fight on her hands. Steady
golf for halves on the next two pulled
her through victorious by and i.
But all the low scoring was not left TO
the favorites and former champion.
Miss Molly Conroy or Fox Hills. who
finished second in the qualifying round,
showed another brilliant flash of golf in
the match with Mrs. A. S. Rossin of
Hollywood. going out in 80 and defeat
ins her opponent by up and to play.
And even in the lower divisions there
were surprises. One of the biggest up
sets came in the match between Mrs. a.
Stewart of Sound View and Miss Eliza
beth Hardin, woman champion OF Bal
tusrol. Miss Hardin was a semi-finalist
a year ago. She was considered strong
enough to win the second division. but
she fell by single hole to an opponent
who hit 200 yard tee shots with a mid
iron and refused to be tempted into
Whiting the rough by taking wood any
where along the course.
In the econd round of the champion
ship division this morning Miss Bishop
meets Mrs. A. NJ Nowak of Sound View
in the first match out while Mrs. n. X.
Toerge of Nassau plays Mrs. ]. II. Alex
andre of Piping Rock in the second
match. In the third contest Mrs. Albert
Taylor of Hackensack, conquerorQc Mrs.
C. C. Auchincloss, meets Mrs. Gavin and
Miss Colroy goes out against Mrs. Jack
son in the last contest of all.
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BY KERR y. PETRIE.

Watching the play of the metropolitan
women in their annual championship
tournament yesterday one could not but
be impressed by the general excellence
of the play, not only in the title division.
but all down the line, from first division
TO last. The warning it seemed to serve
Is that women's golf in the New York
district is decidedly on the up grade.
Mrs. II. Arnold Jackson of Greenwich
and Miss Georgianna NJ. Bishop OF
Brooklawn, the former national title
holders, together with the former metro
politan champion, Mrs. w. A. Gavin. all
live to fight another day, but indications
are that whichever of this three is to go
through to the highest honors will have
to be right on the top of her game in
every match.
Miss Bishop brought in a rather sur
prising victory of 6 up and TO play
over Mrs c. NJ. Hechscher of Piping
Rock, but despite the fact that they
were showing splendid golf both Mrs.
Jackson and Mrs. Gavin had to work
hard. The Greenwich representative in
her match with Mrs. j.. II. Lapham of
Apawamis went out in 40. This left her
3 up and any one might have been justi-
fled in believing that it would also have
left her beyond the stage of worry.
Then quite a change came over the
situation. Mrs. Jackson was short on
her second and third shots at the tenth
and she lost with 6 against s. On
the next she had to hole a long putt to
halve; then on the next she pulled two
shots out of bounds. and there she was
with her three hole lead reduced to one.
Some more of that golf which she had
played outgoing was now required. Mrs.
Jackson settled down again and playing
the Redan perfectly brought her lead
back to 2 up. At the next she had to
hole seven foot putt to halve. Another
half at the short fifteenth brought the
match to the long hole. which Mrs. Jack
son played perfectly for 5, qualifying for
the second round by 3 up and to play.
The card:
Mrs Jackson (out). ....4 5 IS 3 4 4 40
Mrs. Laplianl (ouO % 8 4-43
Mrs. jackson (in) ...........6
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The sum mary.

Championship sixteon-First Round-Miss
Georgianna NJ. Bishop. Brooklawn, beat Mrs.
G.. NJ Heckscher, Piping Rock. and .; Mrs.
a. NJ. Nowak. Sound View, beat Mrs. Myra
y. Patterson, Knollwood. 3 and 1 /; Mrs. N.
T. Toerge. Nassau. beat Mrs. Ralph Ham
msT f1qshIns ning oc and boS Mrs Mrs II AS1 AniT
Nassau. 5 and 81 Mrs. Albert Taylor. Hack
ensack, beat Mrs. G. c: Auchincloss. Piping
Rock and Mrs wv a. GaHl5 H6Iivoos BeaS-
and / Mrs. II. Arnold Jackson. Green
wieh, beat Mrs. J; n: Lapham. Apawamis.
and .; Miss Molly Conroy. Fox Hills, beat
Mrs. a. S. Rossin. 8 and 3.
Second Sixteen.-First round-Mrs. A. Nc
Donald. Sound View, beat Mrs j. j. Thorn
Nassau. beat Mrs w d. Case. Glen Ridge
and 3; Mrs. Irving Brown, Knickerbocker,
beat Mrs; Il. G; Koemple, Glen Ridge; and
II. T. Eschwege. Englewood, up GO holesl :;
Mrs. j. L. Davis. Piping Rock, beat Mrs. T.
s Knapp W,estbroos: And And 4 /, MIS-, 4 pSi,IS g; r.
Piping Rock. and Mrs Andrew Stewart.
Sound View, beat Miss Elizabeth Hardin.
Baltusro up Mrs si,so Ei -; RysMn, BatIsTD1 n
Third sixteen-First round-Mrs. g. Smith,
Glen Ridge, won from Mrs. n. Pendleton
Rogers. Baltusrol. by default Mrs. II: lie
Boschen, Spring Lake. and Z; Mrs. J. w.
Mccoy. Essex County, won from Miss Daisey
Aackensack, is beat Mrs. d. q. Geddes. Mas,
sau. up-Mrs. G. L. Uebelacker. Hack
ensack. beat Mrs. ]. g. Barclay, Hacken-
sack / up 90 holes) Mrs. NJ. A. Da Costa,
Dunwoodie, won from Mrs. N. A. Guggen-
helm. Engineers, by default: Mrs: Douglas
Paige. Suffolk. beat Mrs. r.. S; Benjamin.
sau. beat Miss L. Witherbee, Hackensack,
3 and ..
Fourth Sixteen. First round-Mrs. Sidney
Wilde, Fairview, beat Mrs. Il. ". Grattan,
Sound View. and 3 Mrs oliver Isein.
Piping Rock. beat Miss Grace Farrcly, En-
glewood. 3 and Mrs. 9. Runyon, Jr.. Mas
sau, beat Miss A. Marsh. Glen Ridge, O and
A. Mrs. Percy Ingalls,, Essex County, won
from Mrs. c. Il. Baker, Piping Rock, by de-
fault; Miss r.. sclck Glen Ridge. won from
Mrs. L. ". GusEenhem. Engineers, by de-
fault; Mrs. IL. T. Chickering, Engineers,
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NEW YORK HERALD RACING CHART


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PairinEs for Championship.

Pairings for tomorrow follows:
Armour and Buckle, simpson and Ay-
tor, Anderson and Mitchell, Reith and
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I
Corrected 1O sherando Il aVenswood
whitney; A. Quincy Stables Ridge stab'
j. 4.
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Winner entered to be sold for $500; no Did.
vaor easily best and coming around the
stretch was only galoping at the end. Crystal Fl
and finished racing strongly Beckna easily outgaf
Latter tired badly In the last furlong. Nibra.e al
Overweight-wellfnder, Beckna, 1h - -
acknowledgements fn3; Pickwick. lVii ID
Owners-1, Rancocas Stable: .. w. G. OI3:3-
f. J. Farrell; g. II. p. Whitney; Z. QuncyStaoie
ICS FIFTH RACE-one mile. Time. o:23 30. o
fcc Value TO winner. 81 80, $500 500. For
Handicap. OFT. first break, at 4o2 start
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Merton B. Ward, 5012 Iarch-
wood avenue, announces the engagement
of her daughter, Miss Frances III. Ward
to Mr. William B. Ingersoll, Of 5220
Cedar avenue.
Miss Elizabeth Meade. 22s Buckins-
nam Place. gave a masquerade party az
22l6 Spruce street About sixty guests
were present.
Mrs. William e. McClenahan, Jr., of
Chester. entertained at bridge at her
home on Saturday afternoon in honor
Of Miss Edith Stanley Garrett, OF Si6
North Sixty-third street. whose marriage
to Mr.. Homer Hendricks Berry, son OF
Mr. William II. Berry, will take place
Armistice Day in the Memorial Church
OF st Paul, overlook. Mrs McClena-
han VIII attend Miss Garrett az matron
or honor Miss Garrett and Mr.. Berry
VIII be the guests OF honor at a dinner
ana theatre party this evening to be
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Horace oulgley,
or S2O3 Susquehanna avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Grandon Ma
cready have returned from their we'd
ding trip and are occupying their home
at lancaster. Mrs Macready will be
remembered as Miss Laura G. Night
ingale, OF 5019 Walnut street
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Feinberg, of 254
South F'fty-ffth street. announce the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Frances
Feinberg, and Mr. Louis NJ. Schiller. also
of this city. on Sunday, October go, in
this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Schiller Will be
at homo at 1892 Lebanon avenue,
Wynnefleld upon their return from their
wedding trip through the New England
States.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt b. Worrell, of
$500 Cedarhurst street, have as their
guests Mrs. s. I. Cadwallader. of Har.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther K. Hyde. Of 2s53
South Alter street, are receiving con.
gratulations upon the birth OF a daugh-
ter, Emily Louise. Friday. October 2s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07
NORRISTOWN

The annual meeting of the Norris
town branch of the Needlework Guild
was held at the Trinity Lutheran Church
parish house and hundreds of donated
articles were reported. The officers
chosen were as follows: President. Mrs
N. Rowland Brown; vice presidents, Miss
Emma Childs, Mrs. George Kite, Mrs.
Frank Jones; secretary, Mrs. Charles
II. Drummer; treasurer, Miss Alice
Childs.
Mr. and Mrs. William Kemp. of Pine
street, gave a childrens masquerade
party at their home In honor of their
son, Master william Miller Kemp, Jr.
The guests present we're: Miss Thelma
Reeves, Miss Virginia Deemer, Miss
Catherine Shannon, Miss Naomi Ben
ming, Miss Dorothy Hosey, Miss Janet
Fenner, Master Joseph Nicholson, Mas
ter Daniel Fogel, Master Lawrence
Deemer, Master William Clark. Master
William Wolf. Master Harry Raquett.
Master william and Master Joseph
Shannon, Master Francis Fellman.
Master Jack Horsey, Master NAL
colin and Master Hutton Benning.
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Among those who attended the In
formal dance given on Friday evening
by Mr.. Jonathan Pritchard at his home
in Swarthmore were Mr.. and Mrs J. =.
Rawley, Miss Helen Adams, Miss Louise
Downs. Miss May Keech Miss Eliza
beth Lewis. Miss Mildred Slmpens. Miss
Jane Pittock. Mr. william Heulings. Mr..
Norris Jones. Mr.. Russell Othey, Mr..
Walter Reynolds and Mr.. George
Spangler
Mr.. and Mrs H. c., Barr entertained
their bridge club at their home on
Friday evening, the member OF which in.
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Downs,
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Simpson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Skinner.
A luncheon, under the auspices of
the house committee, will be given on
Tuesday, November Is. by the Woman's
Club of Swarthmore,. when Mrs. w. f.
Lingelbach. who will be the guest OF
the afternoon, will speak on "Present.
Day. Tendencies in Education" Mrs.
Frederic b. Calvert Is chairman of the
luncheon and Mrs. Warren A. Jauuette
will be in charge OF the program.
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ALONG The READING

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur A. zirkman. of
Oak Lane, announce the engagement of
their daughter Miss Lillian NJ, Zirk-
man. to Mr.. Charles J. Yost, Jr., of
Wenonah, N. j. Mr.. Yost is graduate
of the University Of Pennsylvania, class
Of 1920, and a member Of Sigma Phi
Sigma Fraternity
Miss Elenor L. Smith, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Smith, OF 45l9 North
Carlisle street, will entertain at q mas
querade party this evening. Among the
guests will be NJ SO Rosalie Toomey, Miss
Florence a. Morehouse. Miss Anetta
Metzger, Miss Marie De Luca, Miss
Theresa Nusbaumer, Miss Dorothy How
ard, Miss Emily s Haas. Miss Carolina
NJ. Price, Miss Anna Lotus. Mss Min.
erva Dorfman. Mr.. Harry n. Blair, Mr..
George A. Watts, Mr. Bedell Wills, Mr.
Frederick Brandt, Mr Harold Freder-
icks, Mr.. George Trainer, Mr. John
Wilson, Mr.. William Il. Cannon Mr.
Thomas McCreery, Mr.. John Bradley
Mr.. George Moore. Mr.. Joseph Gardiner
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Taylor Stokes, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Burhanna and Mr., and
Mrs, John Burhanna
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SchmIdt-LInuenfelter

A pretty wedding took place on
Saturday afternoon at o'clock in the
First United Presbyterian Church,
Fifty.second street and Chester avenue,
when Miss Jessie c. Lingenfelter,
daughter of Mrs Ellen Lingenfelter, on
1897 Chester avenue became the bride
Of Mr.. Ernest d. Schmidt, OF 1866 South
Fifty.ffth street. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. L. E. Robb,
d. D., and was followed by a reception.
The bride, who was given in marriage
by her brother. Mr. Alfred Lingenfelter,
was attended by Miss Lucille Gallagher
as maid of honor. Mr.. John May acted
as best man. The ushers included Mr.
Mack Lingenfelter brother of the bride ;
Mr.: Philip Mason, Mr.. Stephen Rodgers
and Mr., Harry Dieffenbach.
Mr.. and Mrs Schmidt left Immediately
after the reception for a wedding trip.
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mer connection with the Third Regiment,
n. q. p. He Ia now attached to the
Forty-second Infantry, u. s. A., sta
toned at the Canal Zone.
A Joint meeting of tho combined
eleven chapters Of the Pi Sigma Soror-
ity was held on Saturday afternoon at
the Rittenhouse, Chestnut and Twenty
second streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lazar have Just
returned from their wedding trip to
New York and will make their home at
2618 South Alder street.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. s. Bates, of West
upon the birth Of a daughter, Mary
Anne. Mrs. Bates will be remembered
as Miss Nellie Ruth, formerly of South
Philadelphia.
Miss Edna McCrossin, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. e. McCrossin, Of 2121
South Thirteenth street, has left on a
trip to Columbus, y,
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STRAWBERRY MANSION

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Baum, of 3216
Diamond street, received at the Mer-
camille Club on Saturday evening, from
$3.50 until II o'clock, in honor of their
daughter, Miss Ruth Esther Baum, and
Mr.. Charles Schloss, of the Powelton
Apartments, whose engagement was re.
Gently announced
A masquerade party was held on Sat
urday evening at the home of Miss
Frieda NJ. Barnett 3136 Montgomery
avenue. Among those present were Miss
Gertrude Berman, Miss Ethel Bass, Miss
Esther Tobias Miss Therese Berman,
Miss Tille Bltz, Miss Celia Bergman,
Mr.. Solomon Levene, Mr.. Joseph Lapp!n.
Mr.. Leon Berman, Mr.. Harry Berger,
Mr.. Joseph Cellar, Mr.. Morris Crook,
Mr.. Harry Sutner, Mr.. Samuel Kahn
and Mr.. =. Pomerantz.
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YARpLEY

A meeting of the Civic Club was
held on Thursday afternoon last. Re-
ports OF the meeting of Bucks County
Federation of women's Clubs held at
woodside we're given by Mrs. Aaron
South and Mrs. Hatrick. Mrs. Charles
NJ. Eames spoke on Current Events
On Monday the club will start serving
hot luncheon to the children at the
public school. On Thursday evening,
November II, the club will entertain
the school faculty at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Algernon s. Cadwallader, on
Alton avenue.
Mrs. A. B. Conover, Of Chicago, was
Welch
Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Hershey are on a
motor trip to Boston.
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GERMANTOWN

A 500 party will be given tomorrow
by Mrs. John r. Hunsberger of 10 East
Tulpehocken street. the proceeds of
which will go to charity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. weisner and
their daughter, Miss Dorothy Weisner,
of 52l East TulpehoCken street, enter
tainc1 at cards on Saturday night in
honor of Miss Edna Peal and Mr.. Aonzo
Lott, whose engagement has been re-
Gently announced.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07
MOORESTOWN

Mrs. william 'R. Stackhouse, Of
West Main street, is spending few days
with friends in Allentown, Pa.
The Rev. and Mrs Camello Estornel,
of Westvllle, n. j., were guests OF
friends In this section last week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07
Lecture on Poet RIIev

A lecture and recital will be given on
James Whitcomb Riley at the Adnth
Jeshurun Synagogue. Broad street
above Diamond, at S 10 o'clock tonight
by DR.. Milton Harold Nichols, n boy
hood friend Of the poet The lecture Is
being given under the auspices of the
Adath Jeshurun Assembly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

OF 1922 Spruce street, will entertain
az tea at their home on Tuesday aft.
ernoon. November 15, to formally pre-
sent to society Miss Isabel Frazer. The
receiving party will include Mrs. John
Lowber Welsh, Mrs Graham Dougherty
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

The marriage of Miss Beatrice Kauf-
mann. of Baltimore, and Mr.. Milton NJ.
Meyers took place yesterday at the
Hotel BelVedere Baltimore. After an
extended trip to the South they will be
at home after December at 1924 North
Park avenue
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Major and Mrs. George Blair. for.
merly of this city, are being entertained
holiday season. Major Blair is widely
known in this section through his for
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-11-19

James d. Bethards by deed from the
said Harmonson and Whaley, dated
the first day of January, A. d. 1921,
duly recorded among the land records
Of Worcester County.
The mortgage being foreclosed is
second mortgage, and in same re-
cites: "the same being for part of the
purchase money for the land" above
described The first mortgage on the
land aforesaid is held by Henry
Pyrnell. and the mortgages are SELL
ing said property subject to said first
mortgage, the amount of which will
be announced on day of sale.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH.
Taxes will be paid to January LIST,
1922.
Title papers at expense of pur-
chaser.
HORACE +. HARMONSON,
WILLIAM WHALEY,
Mortgages.
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SATURDAY.
November Goth, 1921

Commencing at 100 o'clock, p. NJ,
a carload of choice Western Mules
and Horses.
wish to call my friends attention
to the fact that | have a carload of
the finest Mules and Horses ever
brought to this town. They are four
to six years old, and are extra heavy
stock. Don't fail to wait for me.
have no doubt that these will be the
greatest bargains in Mules and
Horses ever offered you. Your prices
are my prices.
am from Missouri. | will show
you that what | say is true.
TERMS OF SALE-Four months
credit will be given, the purchaser to
give bankable note with approved
security.
G. c. CHINN,
CHARLES f. HILL, Auctioneer.
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SATURDAY,,
November 10Th, 1921
BEGINNING AT . O'CLOCK, p. NJ

BEGINNING AT = O'CLOCK, z. NJ.
This is an extra fine load of stock
and has been selected with the pur-
pose of especially suiting the people
of this section. We do not hesitate
in saying that this is probably the
finest lot of stock ever offered for
sale in Pocomoke City. All the stock
can be seen at TownSend's stables
Friday, NOV. Is. Sale will take place
rain or shine. Come and look them
over whether you buy or not.
If you want anything special in the
stock line write Joe Kindig, York,
Pa.
TERMS OF SALE-Four months
credit will be given, the purchaser
to give bankable note with approved
security.
| ALWAYS SELL THEM.
JOE klNDIG.
John S. Melvin, Auctioneer.
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Mortgages Sale
Valuable Farm

By virtue of the power contained
in mortgage from James d. Beth
ards to Horace +. Harmonson and
William Whaley, dated January the
first, nineteen hundred and twenty
one, duly recorded among the land
records of Worcester County Mary
land, in Liber o. ID. c. No. 40. folios
IS, SO, go and 81, default having
been made in the payment of the
money as specified. will sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder, in
front of the Atlantic Hotel, in Ber-
in, Worcester County, Maryland,
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Public Sale
OF A CARLOAD Of
Mules and Horses

| will sell at public sale at the
stable of Doc Ned Timmons, in
Snow Hill, Md, on
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Public Sale
OF A CARLOAD OF
Horses and Mules

will sell a carload of extra good
horses and mules at the stables of
Calvin F.. Townsend. in Pocomoke
City. Maryland. on
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SATURDAY,
,cernber 10th, 1921
I 2.3O O'CLOCK, P. NJ,

7 2.3O O'CLOCK, P. NJ,
right, title and estate con
said mortgage in and to
acts, parts of tracts, or
land lying and being
Newport Neck in the
ton District of Worces-
Y, Maryland, on Trappe
in Newport, more part.c-
ribed, as follows:
at concrete stone set
ind and water at the
of d ditch along the
from the farm and u gut
ere, where it crosses the
ID, thence by and with the
IT road. and on the west
,of north 47 degrees, 80
vest, % 40 poles to a
. and near an old gate
north II degrees, Is
50 SO poles to Her
ice said Herring
- thence follow
said creek until
{ creek running
and ponds until
Trappe Creek
the said cut off
intersects said
along the shore
Ill il strikes the
eek, thence fol-
d Creek and
il it strikes a
le east side of
TIL a degrees
containing by
hundred to four
res. description
liam J. Pitts,
County, Octo-
same prop
to the said
nd William
urnell and
I'd, by deed
lember, A..
G the land
'ounty, in
IS 81 and
ne property
to the said
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NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS

All persons are warned not to tres
pass or hunt on my property, Mills
Island and Madkins Island under
penalty of the law. l.. w. REID
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CALVIN b. TAYLOR, Solicitor.
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.lext be-

vensong at Holy Cross
on.
!. Evensong at All Hal
cn, Snow Hill.
Notwithstanding Day.
: and Holy Communion at
p. NJ.
ALFRED LEE JONES. Rector.
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FOX SCARF
.5O-Less 1920

A lovely Animal Scarf that particular women
Will admire for its matchless quality A rich
brown-black color. Specially priced for the
August Fur Sale
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HESSVILLE


Mr.. and Mrs. r. Brown and children
of Hammond spent the week end at the
homo Of Mrs. Browns relatives Mr. n.
Shay and family.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Goodpaster and
son Robert. and Mr. and Mrs. r. Brown
and son Winlfred attended the basket
dinner at Griffith sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. Mason announce the
birth OF q daughter this morning. The
mother and babe are doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. C " Shay were Ham
mond visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Gohl and daugh-
ters ElsAnore and Evelyn Of Chicago
wore the guests or Mrs. GohIs brother
Mi ". shay. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dorne and ckgId-
rem Of Chicago. were the guests Of rel
ativcs the fore part OF the week.
Mr. and Mrs. oscar Edmunds and
children CT Chestcrton were the guests
Of Mrs. Edmund's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
+. Rohda over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Dedelow entertain
Cd out OF town guests over sunday.
George Moore and cousin Bethel A.
chloa!d Of Morocco motored to that
town Monday
2irs. c. Hess Of Hammond was
Hes-vilie visitor sunday.
Mrs. Z. scherer and children Of Ham
nlond spent Sunday at Hessviiie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rohda. Jr~ enter
-ained Hammond relatives Sunday
Mrs. Louis Proeschold and Mrs. Mar
tina Holly spent saturday at Hammond