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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-01-15
LIBRARY NOTES.

That the public appreciate the
P~leasantville Public Library is demon
strated by the fact hat during the
year 1920 there were loaned 500S books
of fiction, IS books of non-fction, and
there were 235 applications for mem
bership.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-01-15

A meeting of the Trustees of the
Pleasantville Public Library was held
at the home of Mrs. North, when the
following officers We're elected for the
year 1921:
President-Mrs. M. r. NJ. Fish.
Vice-President-Mrs. Geo. M. Bates.
Treasurer-Mrs. j. H. North.
Secretary-Mrs. Chas. NJ. Chattle.
Librarian-Mabel E. Chattle.
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BASKETBALL SEASON ON
AT PLEASANTvILLE n. S
Snappy Schedule Arranged with Ad-
joining County Schools.

The Basketball Class League of P.
H. S. opened Wednesday, $40 p. nj.
The Seniors defeated the Juniors in a
close contest, 12-7. The score at the
end of the first half found the Seniors
leading, 5-3. The Freshmen walloped
the Sophomores by the decisive score,
22r12, leading at half time, 14-4.
Semi0rs Goals.
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DERSONAL AND
l SOCIAL RECORD

Mr.. Walter Henschel, of Pomerania,
was a ~Pleasantville visitor this week.
Mrs. Albert Tresidder and daughter
Nesta were Atlantic City visitors on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Joseph Krewson was the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Clarence Knew
son, on Friday.
James Vickers, Jr., who for the past
week has been suffering with the grip,
is now convalescent.
Miss Anna Henschel spent a most
delightful Sunday with her parents at
hey home in Pomona.
Mrs. Carlyon Lashey entertained
over the weekend her sister, Miss
Bertha Risley, of Atlantic City.
Mr.. Peter Klemm and Mr.. Joseph
Klemm, of Philadelphia, spent a de-
lightful weekend with their parents.
Among those who visited Philadel-
phia to view the Mummers' parade
were Mrs. Henry Lake and daughter
Josie.
Miss Armenia L.. Risley is spending
this Friday at her home here, The
Poplars, Second St. and Brighton
Place.
Mrs. Preston Leeds and little daugh-
ter Amy, of Atlantic City, were the
guests of Mrs. Howard Krewson, on
Wednesday.
Mr.. Theodore Lock entertained on
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Risley and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Krewson. All had an enjoyable time.
Mrs. R. D. Channel, of Malone, N.
; Y, is spending several weeks at the
Gilmer, visiting her daughter, Miss
Doris Channell, the popular Music Su-
pervisor in our public schools.
Mrs. Emily Clark and son Frank,
who have been in Florida for several
months, returned home this week.
Mrs. Clark has been made manager OF
the Huyler stores on the Boardwalk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F.. Bowen, of
S. Main ST., announce the marriage
of their daughter, Helen Emile, to
Mr.. Fitzhugh j.. Toy, of P~leasantville,
Monday. Jan. 10, Rev. Thomas II.
EHNNHrr
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MT. PLEASANT M. p. CHURCH,
Rev. w. E. Pettet, Pastor.

Sunday:
o20 a. M, Class.
1890 a. m, Preaching Services.
$50 p. m, Sabbath School.
7.30 p. M, Song Service, followed
" preaching by the pastor.
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BANK OFFICIALS ELECTED.

At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the First National Bank of
~Pleasantville held last Tuesday after
noon, directors for the ensuing year
were elected as follows: John F. Ryon,
Alvin P. Risley, Job c. Stebbins, Chas.
S. Adams, Lewis B. Ryon, George w.
Leech, Hugh Collins, Geo. B. LETTERS.
The directors organized by electing
John F. Ryon president, Charles s..
Adams first vice-president, Hugh Col
Inns second vice-president, Alvin p.
Risley third vice-president, George H.
Adams cashier, Osborne Ware assist
ant cashier, Floyd NJ. Smith paying
teller, Evi Ware receiving teller and
Harry w. Helfrich, Jr., bookkeeper.
Following the meeting, the officers
and directors. dined at the Boulevard
Hotel.
At the annual meeting of the Pleas
antville Trust Company, held Tuesday
afternoon, directors for the ensuing
year were elected as follows: James l..
Risley, Samuel Ireland, John P. Ash
mead, Japhet Price, Bertram E. Whit
man, Robert M. Willis, George A. Ell
wins, Philip G.. Hannum, Abram ]. An
derson, Lewis R. Smith, Charles I.
Burkard, D. S. LeCompte, Somers J.
Adams, d. L. Mathews.
The directors organized by electing
Mr.. Risley president, Mr.. Ireland first
vice-president, Mr.. Ashmead second
vice-president, Mr.. LeCompte treasur-
er, Japhet Garwood, Jr., assistant trea-
surer, and George R. Manning collec-
ton clerk.
The officers and directors of the
Trust Company, together with the of
ficials of the election, will dine at the
Atlantic County Game Preserve at an
early date as the guests of Vice-Presi.
dent Ireland.
The First National Bank of Absecon
held its annual stockholders meeting
Tuesday afternoon, the following be.
ing chosen directors: Reuben L. Bah
cock, F. Fraley Doughty, Ambrose L
Hammell, George B. Conover, w. F
Davis, DR.. E. H. Madden, Christopher
Hare, Frederick W. Somers, Harry
Mattson, ST., Harry l.. Bowen, Samue
Winterbottom.
The directors organized by ~electins
Mr.. Babcock president, Mr.. bought.
vice-president, and Walter J.. Roberts
cashier.
These gentlemen will dine at
beach-front hotel in Atlantic City thii
(Friday) evening.
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ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c.
Wynne. MI. Thoms is building new
greenhouses at the corner of Wash
ington avenue and New Road.
Achille Geiger, who since 1918 has
resided at Nottoway, Va, visited old
friends in Pleasantville and Atlantic
City this week. A little daughter re-
Gently arrived at his home-being
their second child-and both mother
and baby are doing splendidly. Mrs.
Geiger' will be remembered as Miss
Mabel Krouse.
Mrs. w. E. Pettet is in New York
City attending the meeting of the
Federation of Woman's Boards of For
eign Missions of North America" Mrs.
Pettet was elected by the executive
committee, which meets in Pittsburgh,
to represent the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society of the Methodist
Protestant Church.
Miss Ida Collins spent a most pleas
ant Saturday with her friend and
classmate, Miss Armenia l.. Risley, at
the Episcopal Nurses Training School
of Philadelphia. Mid-year examina-
tons are just over, and Miss Armenia
made the highest average of her class.
All of Miss Risley's classmates are
graduates of some college or some
higher schools than High.
Miss Freda Hecker entertained a
number of friends Saturday afternoon
at her home on S. Main street in honor
of her tenth birthday anniversary.
The occasion was enjoyed by all pres
ent. who were: Leila Anderson, Percis
Anderson, Rebecca Shilling, Anna
Shilling, Sara Hecker, Goldie Hecker,
Eva Hecker, Freda Hecker, George
Shilling, Sam Hecker and Walter An
derson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ireland enter
tanned at a family gathering at their
pretty home on Lorraine Ave. on Sun
day last. The day was pleasantly
spent in selections on piano and VIC
trola, after which dinner was served
and all did ample justice to it. The
following were present: Mr.. Winfield
Ireland, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lake,
Miss Josephine Lake, Percy Lake, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Ireland, Edward F. Ire
land, Eula Ireland.
Miss Sara VanGilder, Miss Sadye
Basin and Mr.. Rudolph Keucher at
tended q conference at Rutgers Col
Iege, New Brunswick, on Saturday,
when arrangements were perfected
for interscholastic debates. Pleasant
Vile was paired with Haddonfield, Col
lingswood and Ocean City. Last year
we were paired with Millville, Bridge
ton end Vineland, and it will be re-
membered that Pleasantville was sue
cessful in the final debate.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. w. Clifford, of 80 w.
Fourth ,street, were very pleasantly
surprised by each of their children
paying them a visit. First their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jack Summers, of New York
CITY. arrived on Dec. 27, returning the
following Thursday, and Mrs. Grey
MaeLaughlin and son, Grey, Jr.. of
Philadelphia, arrived Jan. 2, intending
to return Monday. Jan. IL. Then Mr.
and Mrs. e. T. Clifford, also of Phila-
delphia, arrived Saturday night and
returned with Mr.. William Tongue and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders, who also were
Pleasantville visitors over the week
end. Mrs. George Dix, of Pleasant
vile. and Mrs. Clarence Risley and
daughter, Dorothy, of Atlantic City,
were also among the home corners
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Freshmen
Goals.

Referee: Mr.. Vigilant; Time: H.
minute halves.
Class Games will be played every
Wednesday afternoon at $40. Admits
sion, sc.
p. H. s. Glass League (BasketbalD.
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Field. Foul. Points,
Juniors.
Goals.
Field. Foul. Points.
Goals.
SOphOmOres.

Referee: Mr.. Vigilant; Time: 1!
min. halves.
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; 18th st NV, square 1908, lot 9, Pads
Worth-Benjamin II. Gruver ct ux,
Lizzie NJ, to Edward ". Willis, jr.,
$40.
904 d st sw. square Ss7, lot IS
| Margaret L. Taylor to Carrie L.
Walsh. $40.
North of NJ st east of 3Oth st Sc,
square 5502. lots l to IL, IA, Is and
16; square 55O1. lots to 5 and Is;
square $500. lots /. and 8; square
5462, lot II; square 1853, lots Is to
40; square 5464. lots Is to 3s. 80
and 40: square 5465, lots Q to AZ:
square 5466, lots to AZ; square
1857, lots l to 3s; square $3.50, lots
to 25, 29 to SO: square 54Sl, lots
1 to ., IL, IL and 13; square 54S2.
lots to IA: square 54s3. lots 6 to
80; square 54S4. lots 1. . and s to
80; square 54S5. lots to 81; square
54S6, lots ! to 32: square 54s7, lots
6. and IL; square 549S, lots rs to
S3. Sc. 81 and 80 to o., Randle
Highlands-H. Bradley Davidson ct
al to Charles II. Davidson. $40.
4S Patterson st ne. 1886 c st Sc.
1914 Irving st NV, square 672, lot
2OS, square 1889. lot %. square 1891.
lot 1SS-Alice /. Clagett to Ethel
NJ. Rutty, $40.
62S North Carolina ave Sc. square
s71. lot 33-Ethel NJ. Rutty to Alice
I. Clagett. SO.
1 st NV. between sth and 9th sts,
square 4D3. part original lot 8
Charles X. Oliver to Jue Hong and
Yee Y. Sing. so.
81 list st NV. square 623. lot "a
Emma 3. Smith ct al. to Richard.
Elsie and Elenora Stewart, $40.
1887 and 1889 p st NV, square
1856, lots SO and 54-William Hay
den ct uX. Elaa NJ. to Virginia X.
ConEdon. $40.
1112 johnson ave NV. square 207.
lot 102-Louis y. Marchetti ct Tx.
Argentina, to Frederick Fl. Mans-
field. SO.
p st NV, between 36th and 37th
SITS. square 12is, part lot 1T
Charles H. Wiltsie ct al. to Laura
]. Crawford. 81.
NJ st NV. between 18th and 18th
sts. square 1876. lot A-Geotge c.
Howard ct ux, Marie p, to Thomas
II. Pickford and James T.. MCGEE,
So
18th st NV. between X and L
SITS, square 1s4. part original lot
2O-James +. MCGEE to Thomas H.
Pickford. $40.
Massachusetts, ave NV, north of
5 st. Water Side Drive. north OF Q
st NV. square $500. lot 2. square
2507. lot 16-Harrry wardman StI
al. to Edward e. Burling. $40.
North of Perry st. east of Bunker
Hill rd ne. square 1884, lots 8. H..
Is and 16-Allan T.. Walker ct TX,
maude X. to Timothy l.. Lewis. SO.
4th st NV, between n and f SITS,
square 5S2. part original lot a.
Augustus P. Burgwin to William G.
Blundon. so.
irving st NV, between 18th and
18th SITS. square 2672. part lot SO,
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
William F. Pendleton to Carolyn
B. Dawson. SO.
4th st NV, between d and f SITS.
square 532, part original lot Al
William c. Blundon ct ux. Kath-
crime E.. to trustees of the Metro
politan ". E. Church of District
of Columbia.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

North of Yuma st. west of 3Sth st
NV. square 1885, lot 80. Armsleisn
Park-Harry A Kite ct uX, Clare
w. to Clara r. Wenkler. $40.
1922 Emerson st NV. square 2Sos'
,ot az. SauIs Addition-David A
salmon ct ux, Annie E. to Herman
C. Gauss, $40.
s532 New Hampshire ave nw'
square 1881. lot los. Holmead MsnoI
Charles II. Galliher ct uN' May
F.. TO Mae L. Staples, $40.
1901 Euclid st NV, square sSeS'
lot as. Meridian Hill. Irving Phil-
Inns ct al. to Matte l. Lanktoro'
$40. ,,,,o.ot.
ave and AID pl. square 5O.I' lot o.
HnIbrook-Abigan NJ Hope 10
Frank B. Waple ct ux. Lille G.'
$40. 10, -, %
Howard B. Kramer ct ux' beulah'
20 George d. Mack ct ux' Mary A.
SO. .. L., "a
Yancy W. PigG ct uN, florihe' 'o
Abraham Friedman. $40.
Northwest corner lhh 81 anu
Massachusetts, ave sc, square ioo !.
original lot and part origlnal ios
skate v. Duvall to carrie anu
simon Ginsberg. $40.
7os @ st NV. square 4zl' Iot ~
Harry c. Knapp ct ux. Elsie' 10
Joseph A. Herbert, Jr'' SlV. -,
no nth st Sc, square 995' Iot ."
Mary II. Tregina ct viz arthur
10 Fannie J. Acton et VIZ James
H, $40.
Sorth Of Lamont st. west Of 16tn
st NV. square 26Os' lot eSs' Mouns
pIsasant-Mary T. Henderson and
- p Henderson. jr., to Christine
G. Long, $40.
,,,ara as3. lot 127-Martha Riddick
- yi1liam c. Robinson. SO.
snao summit pl NV. square 35S5,
L.. on Highview-Sarah Hatswell
to Annie E. Landis. $40.
124 " st ne. square east of 1888.
lot %, Highview-Daisy NJ Smith
10 Marion F. Smith. so.
1773 Massachusetts ave NV,
,ouare 1877, lot 53-Duncan NJ. Will
.on ct al to Margaret r. H. Cooke
30.
e1os, 2110 and 2112 Ward pl NV.
10th st Sc. between I and X SITS.
ia 1th st Sc. st Sc. between 11th
and 18th SITS. square 20, lots Sc. 81
and So. square 975, part lots and
s, square 9sa. lot 10. square 995.
part lot 3-George w. Ferrell ct
ux. Margaret E, to Nellie NJ. L.
Jenkins. SO.
Nellie NJ. T.. Jenkins conveys same
land to George w and Margaret
z. Ferre1l as joint tenants, $40.
Lanier Heights. lot 332-I.illian
RI. Beach to Maude P. Hopkins, so.
1915 Harvard st NV. square 2s7o.
lot 31-North grounds Columbia
CoIlege-Maude P. Hopkins to Lii
liam n. Beach. so.
Square PAL. parts lots 81. % and
,3-GedaIiah Newman ct ux. Felicia,
TO John r. and Sarah J. Dixon. SO.
North of irving st, west Of 18th
sts NV. square 259s. lot 81. Ingle-
side-David s. Carll ct al. to Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church.
SO.
South Of Randolph st. east of
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32S72 Davis VS. Offley. Order con-
firming auditors report. Gordon &
Gordon. dttys for pltf.
30946 Hartman VS. Masters. De-
cree on mandate. " q. Gardiner
Davis, Baker. Limbtit & soften.
attys.
5S240 Toule vs Toole. OrGcr rati-
tying auditors report. W. 9. Bal
1erston, atty for pl:f.
EQUITY DIVISION No. =.
Assignment for Today.
In re est Sil,q Jackson. Es1hcr.
RyOn & Hewlett, attSs.
SSa2S Reeves VS. Reeves. Car
rington-Turnage.a attys.
CRIMINAL DIVISION No. L.
Proceedings!
VS. VIM L. Lacey. Audrey Nc
Nenney. Eldridge DE and Harry
Z. Wells. Grand larcen-. ra.ts en-
;cr plea Of guilty & are se,.,, ID
to Jail for one year 4 rxe,Ltlo1 ,f
the sentence susp enrl,i & all placed;
on probation. James l. rurh, any
for defts.
5 VS. Meredith Green. larceny
from U S. Plea guilty entered &
case ref to prob officer. o. Bigoness,
atty for deft.
U S VS. Curlie. Butler & Henry
Randolph. Assault to kill & as
sault with deadly weapon. Pleas of
not guilty entered. Ten days to de-
mur. James L. Pugh & b. Emerson,
jr.. attys for defts.
S VS. William II. Preston. Nom
support. Bench warrant issued.
The grand jury returned the fol-
lowing indictments yesterday:
Edward A. Christian, Robert
Brooks, housebreaking and larceny;
Roscoe c. Jackson, Charles H. John
son, Walter II. Caldwell, Morris
Alexander, Clifton r. Snowden.
grand larceny; James Dais. assault
with dangerous weapon: George P.
Hart. embezzlement and violation
section S51-b D. C. Code.
The following indictments were
ignored:
Edward Fl. zoller, white slavery:
Walker i. Lester, homicide; Heigh-
ter Jackson, carnal knowledge.
CRIMINAL DIVISION No. 1.
Assignment for Today.
United States VS. Henry l.. Van
Ahn. Estelle Ridgely, Charles H.
Thomas, John l.. Ashbourne and
Monroe Harvey.
CRIMINAL DIVISION No. =.
Proceedings.
5S2S6 VIM. Bishop VS. willis R.
Ruggles. Motion for new trial
Med. Attys, Jackson-Pumphre
63301 J. Leo Kolb VS. Super Films
Attractions. Jury sworn. Verdict
for plft for $4,000. Attys, Lester
Caywood.
63224 Geo. W. Ray VS. VIM. W.
Stewart. Case set down for Mon
day. May 16-for call. Atty James
L. Padgett for deft
6s2ss Leonard w. Groomes vs r.
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- DAILY COURT RECORD

authorizing tBailey, J). G. +. Sui
livan-Gittings, Cohan. Johnson,
Thomas & Merillat.
3s693 Worsch VS. Garvan-order of
substitution. Ansberry & Farrell
Jno. L. Laskey.
SS5I kerfoot VS. Houston-Wm T
kerfoot. jr.. appointed trustee of
estate. Bond $4,000. Richardson &
Shreve. attys for pltf.
1860 Dist in re condemnat tion of
land in square 2594-order empa1ei
jury on May 81. 1921. stephens x
Barse for libelant.
5000 Lun in re Christopher T.
Counts-order to file now under
taking. +. a. Fenning. atty.
1859 Lun in re Frank Pock-ordcr
to file new undertaking. Syme &
Wahly. attys.
1855 Lun in re Arthur r Rich
ardson-order to file new undertake
ing. F. A. Fenning, atty.
3S975 Lightfoot VS. John c. Van
den Heuvel-order of publication.
Bishop G. Gertman, attys for pltf.
3O1SS Dante VS. Hutchins-order
making party deft. C. +. Sullivan
Cuttings & Merillat. attys.
1856 Joyce VS. Joyce-John T.
Crowley appointed trustee for in
fant parties; bond $4,000 and con-
tract of sale ratified. A. C Wells,
atty for pltf.
3s997 Wood VS. Wood-rule as to
alimony pending-divorce return
able May 20. 1921. n. c. Turnage &
J. c. W. Beall. attys for pitt.
37737 Stewart VS. Stewart-order
to invest funds. w. J. Lamhert-R.
II. Yeatman, attys.
3SS32 Gary VS. Drury-rule as to
writ of assistance returnable May
16, 1921. Lambert & Yeatman-W.
Ballinger, attys.
EQUITY DIVISION No. 1.
Assignment for Today.
37944 Cole VS. Cole. Mackey, Nc
Neil G. Lambert. attys.
157 Shipley VS. Shipley. Moulton
-Acker. attys.
3ss71 Queen VS. Easterday. Bur-
kart-Bowles. attys.
33s Carney VS. Carney. Combe-
Emerson. attys.
$40 HOnSe VS. IiouBe' " brlen q
Flynn-Stein, attys.
341 Elwood VS. Elwood. Stein,
Wolf & Dow. attys.
$40 Riley VS. Riley. Ryan-Emer-
son, attys.
351 Pearson VS. Pearson. Frey
Bigoness. attys.
352 Higdon VS. Higdon. Baker,
Wool & wampler Darlington.
attys.
EQUITY DIVISION No. 2.
Proceedings.
3S453 Jackson VS. Jackson. Rule
returnable May 20. E. B. Frey, atty
for pltf.
3S257 Bauer VS. Gels. Order trans
ferring cause to Probate Court.
Cromelin & Leahy-Brooke G. Neu
beck. attys.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

Present: Chief Justice Smyth, and
Justices Robb & Van Orsdel.
35ss O'Loughlin VS. Brown. Judgt
reversed G. mandate ordered to is
sue forthwith.
1884 Pear VS. Bliss & Co. Judgt
reversed & mandate ordered to is
sue forthwith.
No Assignment for Today.
DISTRICT SUPREME COURTS.
CIRCUIT DIVISION No. 1.
No session. Court adjourned
from day to day.
Assignment for Monday.
1855 Allison VS. Pot Elec Pwr Co.
Attys. A. l.. Newmyer for pltf.
277 Bessemer Motor Truck Co VS.
Colladay-Newmyer.
II Holder VS. Wash Post Co.
Attys. L. II. David-w. ]. Lambert.
221 Randle VS. Northern Assur-
ance Co. Attys, Easily Smith &
Fleharty.
279 Dulany VS. w. & o. d. Ry Co.
Attys. 7. Ruffin-W. ]. Lambert.
159 Cody VS. Dist of Col. Attys,
Lambert & Yeatman-Corp Counsel.
1877 Washington VS. Dist Cor.
Attys, E. S. Bailey-Syme G. Will
Jams.
207 Hill VS. Street. Attys, Peter
& Whiting-C. F. Diggs.
59962 Fox VS. b. & o Ry. Attys,
w. g. Johnson-Hamilton e. Ham
ilton.
CIRCUIT DIVISION No. :.
Proceedings.
60577 Combs Motor Co VS. ]. w.
Bean Contracting Co. Trial re-
sumed and verdict for pltf for
s7S3.25. with interest from May 9.
1917. Attys. Lambert & Yeatman-
II. A. Hegarty.
65524 Barker Co VS. Sullivan
Default VS. deft for s645.2S. with int
& costs. Pltf atty, M, Stearman.
60262 Morris & Egan Co VS.
Ready. Jury sworn & verdict for
deft. Attys B. Macafee-L. Rover.
65512 Fuechal VS. Hobbs. Judgt
by default VS. deft for s4,374, with
int d costs less credit of $500.
Attys for pltf, Tobriner & Graham.
Assignment for Thursday.
200 Tracey VS. w. II. & Z. Co.
Attys, Leahy & Grant-whiteford &
Archer.
CIRCUIT DIVISION No. ..
Assignment for Today.
23S George VS. W B & A Elec r p
Co. Wells. Owens & Newmyer-Lit-
tlepage & Taliaferro. attys.
e5S Richardson VS. Chandlee. Rich
ardson-Strauss, attys.
262 Stein VS. Simpson. Lambert &
Yeatman-W. G. Gardiner. atty>.
266 Tracey VS. Wash Ry & Elec Co.
Leahy & Grant-whiteford &
attys.
EQUITY DIVISION No. 1.
Proceedings.
301SS Dante Va Hutchins-orde
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OFFICIAL NOTICE

ZoNING COMMISSION OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. Washington. May Z. 1921.
In compliance with the provisions OF section
Of an act Of Congress. approved March
l. 1870 Public No. 1853. siIty-sixth Con-
gress, entitled An act 10 regulate the
height. area and use OF buildings in the
District OF Columbia and to create a Zon-
ing commission and for otner purposes h.
notice Is hereby given that a public hear
ihg will be hell in the board room OF tn.
District Building May 10. 1921. at 10
o'clock n. M, for the purpose OF consider
ing the following proposed changes in the
boundaries Of the area and districts
heret fore adopted by the ZoninE Conmis-
sion Of the District Of Columbia. to-wit:
Change from residential TO first commercial
much Gf lots taxed SOl. ~12 S03. S0i
and ODD, square 1879. is not now 20
zoned Change from b 10 & much
Of squire 1873 Is not Zoned.
Change from 4 to b area that portion nf
square l142 lying east Of Belt road. {. W.
KrTZ. CUNO II. RUDOLPH. JAMES y.
OYSTER. G. y. SHEEGlLL. ELLIOTT
WOODS. Zoning Compission. ID. {.
mas. 10. II. L.. l3 II. l6.lT.ls.l 3ls
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DEATHS.

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FENHEIL-On May IL. 1921. at Garfield
Hospital. Mrs. SARAH NEAGHER. wife
Of W. p. Fennell and mother Of William
A., Charles j.. Robert B.. Viola T.. Au-
brey B.. Sarah and Anthony h. fenneIl.
Funeral from 1872 Twenty fifth street
northwest. Services from st. Psurs
Catholic Church, Friday morning at 10
O'Clock. lnterment at Laurel. Nd.
4o7
1o4FREY-on Tuesday. May 10. 1871. at
e:e0 a. m, at her late residence. COS
A street northeast, ELLA D.. late fore
lady Of the House 0fice Building.
Funeral services at Zurhorst's Parlors.
30l u. Capitol street. Thurrday. May
Il. 1921. at 3 p. m. Relatives and
friends invited to attend. Interment
in Congressional Cemetery. 3s3
NENELLY-On wednesday. May II. 1921.
at l:45 p. m. at her residence. ia Sec
ond street southeast. MARGARET E..
beloved wife Of the late Patrick II.
Kennedy.
Funeral from the above residence on Fri
day. May l3. at $50 a. m. thence to
st. Peters Church. where mass will be
sung at o a. m. Relatives and friends
invited 10 attend. lnterment at Mount
oIivet Cemetery. 200
The Washington herald., 1921-05-12
.n Srrtinn
THURSDAY, APRIL IL
PAGE SEVENTEEN
AUCTION SALES.
rios. .. own 8 son. iUcfiosffSs.

rHcs. .. ovxr 3 soH. AUoIIorEEls.
Trustees sale. lunch room equlpnent Of
the lunch room located az 100 Michigan av-
-nue northeast. By virtue OF a certain
deed Of trust dated January n. 1921. being
Instrument No. IS, recorded January Is.
1921, and at the request Of the parties Sc
cured thereby. we will sell at public asc-
ton. on the premises. the chattels named
therein on Friday. the 18th day Of May.
1921. st O'Clock p. m. to-wit: 9 dinner
tables. kitchen tables. . counters. I cash
register. : show cases. 30 chairs. I boiler.
All shelving dishes. kitchen utensils. sill
verware. glasses. all stock and fixtures per.
tanning to lunch business. Terms cash.
RICHARD A. FORD. HENRY THOMPSON.
Trustees.
ma7.9. lo.i1.I213 23s