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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05
Secretary Hooper's achievement

OF greater economic consequence than subsidies and
tariffs Is the states treaty which has Just been
g0tiated down in the New Mexico desert by Herbert
Hoover, secretary of commerce.
This agreement divides the of the mighty Colo
RADIO among the thirsty states of Colorado Nevada Wy
0mng Utah, New Mexico, Arizona and California IL
ves each the water needed to stretches of des
olae sage-brush into gardens wherein can live
in plenty empire of 200OO0 900 people, nation half
- large France and larger than Austria or Scand
navia
Mr.: Hoover engineer and diplomat quietly West
and brought peace among the states which had been
fighting in courts for years for rights to the waters
The Star tips its hat to Mr. Hoover and his commission
and credits him with of the or three outsand-
ing achievements to date of the Harding administration
FLEETS
question
Ions o. dollars TO Immediately dsband the shipping
400 odd in
In and rely friendly rivalry
nag-Ftepresentafive Banton Oh Texas
Tiger He psuaaed
haven't learned better than
Christmas Is a a window inst like
what wish old Santa would bring"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05

rrswsk the pianist. great 10 r.
for Just playing around.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05

eyes b. made bright shiny by always
m something you like.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-05

foolish u gold the Of the rainbow
: wfse enjoys the rainbow.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-10
co MAS 70 NIGH, LEN MECH JE NAM DoBRE.

Andrej Hlnka postal prostrednictvom S. $. & anne
rckm Slovakom obsirne referat polozen ia Slove'r
sku Vyni1name peho nasledovne:
"Rozdiee protivy dei po den zyaesujn Slovacl
s vytiska1 iradov pozbaveni chleba. Chapcov SO
venskyc ktori bo pred mobilizaciou pr zeeznlcl "a
estnanf ako vhybkari skladnici robotnic tym sa od
eili "a vernost tak re ch prepust sluzby ia Slo
vensku pobrali Cechov, kto rozsevajn nespokoJnost
a nesvjr medzi udom Ma vodcovska miesto SloVen-
sku nepusa Slovaka Nedoverujn nikom, neveria nam
ziadnem Ma Slovensko doniesl 20OO0e zamestnancov
zeleznci Bosny, Hercegoviny Rnnunska alebo Rakls
ka - NY dnes SINE viedli vrutockn deputaciu pred
inistra vrdockej dielne prepust 30 SlcVakov 81
kuii Cechov."
Vodcovia slov mar rol nickel slany IA zaklade ch
preevoinove cinnost dostal' americk Sovac ma svo-
in stranu Bill slne sa tn "a Mich ami svatych ked
kedy dao vysvitlo nasom Slevensk neJde vse-
to poriadk ucckal mas 81 uban naprayv alebo ohli1-
sill bubnovanin ohrozene slobode Sovenska stranN
Mad arska statiscov spionov Ale ponosy stale docho-
dia nprava nenastava Oni uz ami nevyhoVaraJ AM
,est,asa Mad arm Zahrizeni s talk hlboko svolich
mastnvch h1mcoch re cekom osepl otlpeli; neyldia
krvdv neznaiu odpomoci. Vydrza dbsledne do kolfa,
klm nebudu smeten agresivnym Pudakml a nalodnlal-
mi spolu ich patasmi socalisticklmi Az potom sa
z'adaji ked miesto plnycr mastnych prediozene M
]ud1 pizdne l1ce A ten cas- prijde iste Vic netlva
vccne tym menej stranncke prospecharstvo peitlke
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-10
Anton Straka:
oTAZKA. JAVoRINY A SLOW.
VERRJNA MIENKA.

Praha, 70. JAN. l9l-.
Ease idii nam zabrat kus Slo-
venska. Stale slysime nelste, ale
tlm Wac znepokojujnce zpravy,
ze name sa zrieknut aspon castl
Javoriny. Slysime tiez i slova dra
Benesa, ktory tvrdi, re Jayorlnu
nedame, sucasne vsak uznava. Il
tato otazka este neni Siesena. Je
Eau iimave to, ze dl'a dra. Be-
Mesa otazka JavorinN neni obsa.
zena csl.-pol 'skej smluve, do
kia,' Skirmunt riekol novinarom,
ze ona lie smluve!
Nedavny uvodnik Slov. Denni-
-ka hl'adi uspokojovat' verejnI
.mienku, Ito ie jeho remeslo--poz.
red. Y. S. ny avsak my name
vel XII pricinu k nespokojnosti.
" prvom rade je pred. nami ia
okolnost' re sd tejto dla na-
Sci mienky nplne nespornej otaz-
Ike vobec jedna potom tn vidi-
me pol'ske snahy, agitacie ma
roxy.
10 zaciatku chceli Poliaci cell
Y
Javorinu tax, jak je, teraz vsak
uz by ,sa uspokojili is jej castor
lAni tieto poziadavky ME sn prija
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-10

tel ne. sice uz z mEohokrat zd6'
raziiovanych turistickych a hlav
ne strategickych pricin.
Pri tejto otazke hra nasa We
reinost' vel mi smutn1 apatl-
ckil = tllohl,. Poliaci kricia, pro.
testuju, pol'sky min. predseda ne
dayno sam navstfvil Javorinu,
iednotlive pol 'ske miesth vysie-
la.ui deputaeie a protestne memo
randa Wade. A prave SINE citali v
pol 'skych listoch7zpravy, re depu-
tacia obyvatel'ov samotnej Javo-
riny ziadala IL pol 'skej vlady. az
by Javorina bola pridelena Poi
sku.
Je to vazna agitacia pol 'skeJ
strany musi,ne yidiet' i to, re
tieto neustale protesty a memo
randa pol ska vlada stale pred
klada cestou zahranicnych listov
dollodovym mocnostiam. My vsak
sa chovame docela paslvne. Nase
casopisy sd trochu rozpisuJl 9
tejto otazkc, tiez slysime i slabe
"veto'', ale celkove utisuj1ce a
naivne d6verne sn tie hiasy, ktore
sveruji celn zalezitost' posIan-
com. $ Poliakmi SINE 81 popalili
prsty v Grave a ma Spisi - i vte-
dv sd ublzoyalo, a ztratili sme
kus Slovenska s1plne bezpravne.
! I teraz som takmer isty, re cast
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-10

Javoriny urcite ztratime, re nasa
slovenska verejnost' bude posta-
vcna pred fait aecompli q hra-
nice Javoriny bnd1 opravene Y
prospect Pol'ska.
Nam vaznu obavu, ze HAS "a
st,lpcov pol'skeho Tovarysstva
Tatranskeho ME bez priciny Dol
tax nafiikany, ked' sa malo jed
nat o turistickii shodu csl. tu-
ristami
A Poliaci majii tym lsahsiu l.
lohu, ked' vidia, re my mlclme !!
Nase mesta, spolky rome orga-
nizacie, lllavne novinarske spol
Ky vobec 81 nevsimaiii toho, ze
iedna sa o d6lezitii wee, mai
krasnejsi ktitik Slovenska. Je to
zatratena situacia: Opravneny
MATTEL a, vlastnfk mlci a snsed
Cha zlodejD kri6i a protestuje !!
A tn marneg sa oavolapaih nasi
|cinitelia nas slbvensko-po l'ske sbli-
zenie a soIidaritu. Je w to jakosi
l,asou kliatbou. ze len my sine So
lidarui, a pri tom kazdly mas sar-
pc a ktise. Nasa loyalita voei Pol :
sku nesmie zllamenati'. ze z tejto
iakejsi loyalty bez slova trpime
sarapatenie stvanie pol skeJ We
reinej mielky proti naslnu ylast-
nemu a nepopieratePnemu ma
jetku. My sme uz dali d0kaz ma
Sci mierumilovnosti, ked' SINE $
bel astnim srtlcom odstnpili kus
.Spisa a Gravy. teraz. vsak must
me energickN okriknut nenasyt-
nyclf polskyeh stvacov q rozhod-
he dat i'm IA vedomie. re w dost
bolo! Poliakom Cd VersailleskeJ
smluvy stale pribyva na iMemi,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-10
YoUNasrownsKf sLovEnsKf NovIN7

zpatky Ale jeho zdrayie uz sbolo vted podryte
tax re musel podl ahnt doktorskej oIdoii 20 uzdra
veni zase acappracovat ale nebo krajan 90 bol
pred rok1n Upadol D kratky cas- Ease do nemoci pr
drlhej opelacii zaopatren svatym svatost ami do
konal!
Aena sa NH vyeala IA remesenika Neobraba AMI
svoiho muaa maietok, ami svojich 1odidov. on? Dai
yoj mlady zivot "a peniaze!
SPISIAK.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-10

my yecne len ztracame!.A kazt.y..
CHA ia Slpvensko: Poliaci chcu
Javorinu, Mad 'ari pracnji1 u de-
limitacnej komisie Y mas nepro..
speech i Dir. Beskid by sa rozt a.
hoval az pc Poprad!
Slovenska vere.inas mieuka bez
slova trpi toto systematicke Stya-1
ME proti teraisim hranicialn Slo
venska. Ny ticho sedilne al prefo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-10

HL'ADAME D1EvcA ma domacu
pracu. Malo roboty, mala rodi-
ma. Ktora houori mad d'arslky, ma
.prednost'. Haste sa v {. 1888
Ford Ave.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-12-01
Cane NAV CITY


Ida J. Calhoun to Jennie w. Sick
les. Tract beginning at point in N.
line of Maryland avenue, 72 feet from
N. w. corner Maryland and Reading
avenues, SO x lis feet, with free use
of alley in common with owner of lots
964 and $50, Cape May Real Estate Co.
Lizzie H. Strawbridge to John N.
Reeves, ct ux. $500. Lot 2, plan
Henry Ivey, S. E. side of Lafayette
street.
Henri M. Justi, Ex'cr, ct al, to CAL
vim Satterfield, Jr. $4,000. Lot on S.
w. side of Franklin street, adjoin-
ing land of Jere. Mecray, Henry w.
Sawyer and Eldredge Johnson, con
tanning 1000 square feet. Also lot
situate at N. w. corner Sewell avenue
and Franklin street, bounded on N. e.
by Franklin street, S. E. by Sewell
avenue, S. w. by land of Henry Saw
yer and N. w. by Eldredge Johnson,
containing 5000 square feet, with ex-
ceptions.
Luther c. Ogden, ct ais, to Esther
Teitelman. $500. S. E. SO feet Of
lot 2, plan of James Mooney, N. E.
side of Perry street.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-12-01
City of North wildwood

Allen E. Grace, ct ux., to Anthony
J. Foye, ct Tx. 500. Lots rs and 27,
block 229, I'd ward.
Ellen White, ct vir., to Carrie M.
Hawkins. 500. S. E. half of lot II
and all of lot 10, block 1877, I'd ward.
Mary Morton, ct vir., to John F.
O'Donell, ct al. 81, 500. Lots Sc and
81, block 2SS, map No. 2.
Margaret A. Chambers, ct vir., to
Charles L. Beck. $l00. Lot IL, block
295, I'd ward.
John T. Byrne, ct ux., to Charles E.
Francks, ct Tx. 1915. Lot 90, block
1877.
North Wildwood Land Co. to Eliza
beth K. fancy . 500. Lots 6 and s,
block 25S.
City of Wildwood
Martha N. Golf to Simon Wilderman.
W. 10 feet of lot 81, all of lot 26, block
112.
Silas H. Shaw, ct ux., to William G.
McMann. Lots 10 and II, block 62.
Elizabeth M. Fallon to William G.
McMann. Lots Z and 8, block So.
William H. Tyson, ct ux., to Charles
0. Bose. Lot 27, block A, Sd ward.
Louisa Widen to Priscilla F.
Bright. $500. N. W. half of lot 6,
block 80.
James Gilbert, Jr., ct ux., to William
Littig, ct ux. Lot 6, block Q, map of
lots on Ocean side of Ocean avenue,
between Pine and 26th
Louis Sagel, ct ux., to Hyman Fine,
ct al. Lots 6, 7 and s, block c, map
of land and riparian rights.
Charles L. Beck to Louis E. Ffecht-
ner, ct ux. $3.50. Part of lots 4 and
5, block ITO.
Emily E. Ballinger, ct al, Ex'crs, to
oliver Cope, ct ux. $3.50. Lot 5,
block II.
Reuben W. Ryan, ct ux., to Mary
w. Sheppard. Lots 10, IL and 9, block
IL, 1st ward.
Mary W. Shepard to Reuben W.
Ryan, ct TX. Same as above.
R. w. Ryan, ct Tx, to David Nc
Kibbin. 1000. Lot s, and N. W. 10
feet of lot 6, block IL, list ward.
Warren T. Walker, ct ux., to Walker
Company. Lots IS, 10, 20, 81, block
E; lots 10, 20, block D.
Julia Koth to John Phillips, ct ux,
$1,000. Lot %, block Al.
Edward T. Fries, ct Tx, ct ais, to
Adolph H. Andersen. $44O. Lot 5,
block 10.
Same to Charles H. Sauderberg, ct
ux. $40. Lot 2, block 10.
Same to Justus B. Sauderberg. $500.
Lot l, block 10.
Same to c. Fred. Carlson, ct ux.
$40. Lot 8, block 10.
Alice K. BARLEY, ct vir., to John r.
Bill, Jr., ct ux. Lots 81 and 2S, block
81, NE. section.
Frank B. Wrisley, ct TX, to Maurice
Hertz. $4,000. Portions of lots 1e
and II, block 119; lot 16, block 121.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-12-01

Joseph B. C. Mackie, ct al, to I.
Barton Champion. $S,170.26. Same as
abovea
1. Barton Champion to Fidelity
Realty Co. $500. Same as above.
Lewis Risley, ct Tx, to Richard R.
Sooy. Lot in N. w. line Of Bay "
nue. 206 feet S. w. from 9Th street,
80 1-3 K 375 feet.
Clarence L. Dubois to Harry P.
Pontiere. $4,000. Lot in N. E. line
Of 10th street, $50 feet N. W. from
Bay avenue, II K rs feet.
Richard R. Sooy to Hanah W. Nit
chell. Lot in N. w. line Of Bay ave-
nue., 2O6 feet S.. w. from 9Th street,
% 1-3 x 200 feet.
J.. Edgar Welsh, ct ux., to Jennie A.
Spratt. Lot 672, section A.
Arthur Saxon, ct Tx, to James Il.
F. Dixon. $2,7O0. Lots 1866 and 1867,
block 20, Gardens, plan 1.
Sarah S. Elderton to James H. F.
Dixon. $1,25O. Lot 3OO7, block 80,
plan 2, Gardens.
Calara Burhanna to Vaughn Com
fort. ct ux. Part Of lot 26, sec
ton B.
Edward A. Smith, ct ux., to Anthony
Schilling. $500. Lot 416, section d.
Robert B. Whitaker, ct ux., to Frank
H. Reed. Lot 500, section G.
Mary E Buckingham to Marie A.
Craighead. $500. Lot 100, Ocean City
Bayous Co.
Clara M. Smith, ct vir., to Fidelity
Realty Co. $4,000. Lot in N. E. line
of Sd street, 300 feet S.. E. from Corin-
THAN avenue.
S. Stranger Iszard, ct ux., to William
F. VanDegrift, ct *. $2,25O. N. half
of lot 1914.
Robert McAllister, ct ux., to Au-
gusta H. Murphy. Lots S49 and $50
and N. E. rs feet of 951, section B.
Frederick ]. Michel, ct Tx, to Ern-
est NJ. Kent. $2,400. Lots 1869 and
1910, block 80, plan 2, Gardens.
Frank r. Liggett, ct ux., ct ais, to
Carl F. Kress. Jr. $4,000. Lot begin
ming at point 1O5 feet N. E. from N. p.
line of 10th street and $40 feet N. w.
from N. w. line of Bay avenue, adj
Joining land of D. Harry Chandler.
James F. Buck, ct Tx, to Thomas b.
Shore. $1,000. Lot SIS, section q.
Jane A. Langley to ]. Roy Oliver,
ct Tx. $500. Lot 696, section G.
Henri H. Marter, Jr., ct ux., TO j.
Paul Gibson. 500. Lot BIG, Sec
ton G. -,
Henri H. Marter, Jr., to ]. Paul
Gibson. 500. Lot SIG, section G.
Joseph F. Wallsworth, ct ux., 10
sindia Realty Corp. $4,000. Lots
5, 6 and Z. plan of Hafelgh g Co.
1921.
Elizabeth Harold to Thelbert A.
Iobb. S $500. Lots III, 712 and 49,
section E.
James A. Langley to Kate H. Will
SON. $3.50. Lot ASP, section Z.
charles G. Fortner to Ida A. Oster-
tag. s2,25O. Lot 723, section G.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-12-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Published in conjunction with the
Cape May County Gazette, Cape May
Court House.
For week ending November Z, 1922:
Ocean City
Josephine H. Gaetz, ct vir., to Ber-
tina M. Kent. $4,000. Lot 929, sec
ton A.
Agnes A. Perrot, ct vir., to Rowland
Development Co. Lots 2907 to 1888
inclusive, block 20, plan 2, Gardens.
Central Trust Co., Trustee, to Sig
mund Ludwig, ct Tx. $240. Lots 227,
22S, 131 and 1872, section B.
Morris Litter, ct Tx, to Abbotts AL
derney Diaries, Inc. Lots 211 to ZIG
inclusive, section c.
Thomas S. Simmons, ct ux., ct ais,
to Abbie Assay. $500. Lot 270, Sec
ton A.
Elizabeth ]. Woodring to Leroy
Vangilder, ct ux. $500. Lot 10 and
N. W. 10 feet of lot IL, Girard Realty.
Emile Meyer, ct vir., to Eleanor S.
Greenwood. $4,000. Lot 779, sec
ton G..
George B. Turner, ct ux., to Mar
guerite G. Rudderon, ct al. $4,000.
Lot 797, section X.
Eleanor S.. Greenwood, ct vir., to
Evelyn w. Kershaw. $12,75O. s. W.
20 feet of lot 813 and N. E. Is feet of
lot S14, section G.
Fithian S. Simmons, ct Tx, to Will
liam H. Assay. $500. Lot 26S, Sec
ton A.
Michael A. Maloney, ct ux., to BIZ
agio Galcone. Part of lots STA and
575, section c.
Earl S. Kramer, ct ux., to Leonore
H. Schott. $4,000. Lot Al, Delaney
Realty Co.
Thomas s. Simmons, ct ux., to VIII
liam F. Killhour. $1,000. Lot 255,
section A.
Edward J. DuMee, ct ux., to John S.
Dunmore, ct ux. $500. Lot 47O, Sec
ton E.
William A. Cobb to Robert W. Var
rington, ct ux. Lot in S. E. n OF
C~orinthian avenue, 40 feet N. E.. from
4th street, 80 K so feet.
Mary Kemble Slade, ct vir., to Ed
ward T. Jones. $4,000. Lot in S. e.
line of Wesley avenue, 260 feet 5. w.
from 18th street, 40 K 40 feet.
Anna B. Thornton, ct vir., to Ed
ward w. Oliver, ct ux. $4,000. Lot
231, section B.
Rolla G~arretson to Eleanor Blanch-
ard. $3.50. Lots 3O16 and 3017, block
80, plan 2, Gardens.
John Costaldi, ct ux., to Mary Smith
$1,000. Lot 149, section A.
Charlotte S. Chester, ct vir., to
Albert G.. Boland. $4,700. Lots 7Oo
and 706, section E.
Alexander Mackie, Special Guar
dian, to I. Barton Champion. $529.74.
Lot in N. E line of Delaney place
SOO feet S. E. from Atlantic avenue
90 K so feet.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-12-01
Philip Aronoff, ct ux., to Howard G.
Kulp. $4,000. Lot 789, section A.

Philip Aronoff, ct ux., to Howard G..
Kulp. $4,000. Lot 789, section A.
Upper Township
Samuel S. Bailey, ct ux., ct ais, to
Adele M. Bassett. Lot 26, block 10,
Corson's Inlet.
Thomas E. Ludlam, ct ux., to Shar-
per Gordon, ct ux. Lot So, map of
Homestead Farms, containing 5 acres.
]. Leon Mickle, ct Tx, to James P.
Matthews, ct ux. Lot at Petersburg,
situate on West side of new bridge
road leading from Petersburg to Sea-
vile, containing l As acres.
Jacob Robinson, ct TX, to Mary r.
Burton. Lots 16, IS, 20, %, "a and 26,
section "a, plan of Ocean terrace.
Borough of Avalon
Security Building and Loan Asso-
citation to Mabel Browne. $4,000. Lot
10, section 20-E.
Avalon Improvement Co. to Free
man H. Baxter. Lot SO, section "a.
Ruth H. Garfield to Hugh H.
Holmes. Lots 80 and "a, section 2S.
Borough of Stone HarbOr
Eugene w. Seng, ct ux., to Dorr E.
Newton. Lot 149, block So.
Same to Same. $1,000. Lots "a and
Sc, block SO.
Jacob H. Shelter, ct Tx, to William
F. Betz, ct Tx. $3.50. Lot D-50, block
100, block of Jos. F. Collins.
Ada H. Swain, ct viry to Luada
Swain, ct al. 81 and $500 mortgage.
Lot 652, block 100.
Middle Township
Rebecca P. Wheaton, ct vir., to
Henry MacIntyre, ct ux. $1,000. Lot at
Court House, beginning at corner in
middle of Goshen road, adjoining
lands of Samuel Candy, decd, Letitia
A. Holmes and heirs of Stacy Tyler.
Jacob B. Role, ct ux., to Stanley
Orbaune. $4,000. Farm at Goshen,
adjoining lands of Nelson Tomlin on
North and Jesse Coombs on South,
containing los acres, 8 roods and 80
perches.
Luther M. Swain, ct ux., to Alfred
H. UrQuart. $1,000. Tract OF Ian
on s. E. side of Main seashore road
at Swainton, being portion of Home
stead plantation of Isaac Swain,
decd, containing s acres.
Sophia Burch, ct vir., to Wildwood
Golf Club. $500. Tract of land at
Burleigh, binding N. E. boundary line
of Golf Club tract, containing 2 acres.
Charles H. Howell, ct ux., to Har-
old Simpkins, ct ux. $3.50. Lot stu
ate on N. side of road from Dias Creek
to Court House, binding lands of
David Lloyd, containing 2 acres, 10
perches.
Ira M. Richardson, ct ux., to Fred
erick M. Brodbeck. Farm land stu
ate on N. E. side of Goshen road, adj
Joining lands of Mary Huston, How
ard Smith and Henry Swain, decd,
containing 2h acres. Also tract lying
to N. E. adjoining land of James Ed
redge, containing 2 acres.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-12-01

Union Bank of Wildwood to John
Taylor. Lot SO, block 70, Ottens Har-
Dor tract.
Emma J.. Snyder to Thomas Key
worth. Lot 80, block SO
Emma Kerr, ct Tx, to Annie E. Win
tiers. $4,000. Lot 20, block Al. Sd
ward.
Leverett Newcomb to Edward T.
Fries, ct al. $1,750. Lots 1 to 5 in
elusive, block 10.
Frederick w. Haussman, Ex'cr, to
Elizabeth K. fancy. $500. Lot 30,
block 10, Sd ward.
Borough Of Wildwood Crest
Frederick w. Haussman, Ex'cr, to
Rebecca Mellman. $8,050. Lots 2 and
8, block 81.
Wildwood Crest Company to Francis
Hayes. Lots 4, 5 and 6, block 3S-A,
map of Highlands and Riparian
Rights east of Atlantic
Same to Thomas G.. Tuso, ct al.
Lots II and Is, block IL.
John E. Logan, ct ux., to Edward
Whitehill. Lots 5 and 6, 10 and 20,
block 6.
Reuben W. Ryan, ct ux., to Mary w.
Sheppard. Lots Is and 16, block II.
Mary W. Sheppard to Reuben W.
Ryan, ct TX. Same as above.
G. E. Banks, ct Tx, to Mary L. Ack-
ley. $500. Lots II and IS, block 81.
Richard M. Reeves, ct ux., ct ais, to
Stephen w. Tunnel. Lots 5 and 6,
block so.
Wildwood Crest Improvement Co. to
Ella R. Chase. $444.45. Lots % and
"a, block ga.
Thomas G. Russell, ct ux., to Chas.
T. Mullen. $500. Lots 20 and 80,
block 3.
Lower Township
Waters B. Edmunds, ct ux., to Fred.
Edmunds, ct ux. Portion of Job
Thomas farm, situate on Bay Shore
road, containing 3.345 acres.
Mead Tomlin, Sheriff property OF
Viola M. Hawn), to David Hawn
$500. Lot adjoining land of Charles
Shaw, containing 1 acre, except lot
conveyed to George Hawn, November
1895.
Lizzie w. Hand, Ex'strx, to Lewis
H. Crosse. $500. Tract of land on E
side Of Main road at Erma, adjoining
lands Of Margaret Pierce and Jas
Matthews.
Borough of West Cape May
Frank Mullahy, ct al, to Nora Null
lahy. $3.50. Lot 81, section 81, Mt
Vernon Land Company.
Marcus A. Scull, ct ux., to Highland
R. Howard. $125. Lot IS, map B
William c. Eldredge estate, N. side o.
East Mechanic street.
Justina E. Hughes, ct vir., to Aaror
w. Hand. $4,000. Strip of land beins
part of Miller Farm, containing 75t
square feet. Also lots 306 and 307
map of Cape Island, except portion
conveyed to Olga NJ. Newell, Febru
airy %, 1910.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-12-01
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship lately existing between Charles w.
Marriott and r. Lewis Harrison, under
the firm name of Harrison andSMarriott.
engaged in the grocery and provision
business at 3115 Pacific avenue, Wildwood.
N. j., has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. All debts owing by said
partnership nave been assumed by r.
Lewis Harrison, who will continue the
business individually, and all the assets
of the said partnership a v been trans
ferred to him.
R. LEWIS HARRISON,
CHARLES w. MARRIOTT.
Dated November "a, 1922. 12-1-2tpf$3.42
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-12-01
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08
PROPER WAY or MAKING
FRUIT CARROT PUDDING
by bertha T.. Shapleigh
of Columbia University

Cream cup suet. add . "a cups stale
bread crumbs and ! cup grated raw
carrot Beat the yolks of eggs until
very light. and add gradually, while
beating constantly. ! 10 cups brown
sugar Combine mixtures and add
grated rind ~ ! lemon and tablespoon
strong vinegar Mix ! cup ralslns,
seeded and cut In pieces, and a. cup
curran,s; then drcdge with 10 cup flour
mixed and sifted with ~ teaspoons
salt, | teaspoon cinnamon. = teaspoon
grated nutmeg D, teaspoon Glove. Add
to other mixture. then add whites I
eggs beaten until siiff. Turn into a
huitered mold decorated with raisins
,and citron Cover and steam 3is hours.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-08
MRS. BEARD TO PRESENT
EXPRESSION PIPIIS

Mrs Mary Miller Beard will present
number Of her expression pupils In
recital this evening AZ O'clock I'm the
parlors of the First Baptist Church.
The public II cordially invited.
PROGRAMME.
J. "o"ti'ks ..........,.. Ben King
Lang Waggoner
:. IL Paws 10 Advertise" "a scene
adopted from Mother Goose)
Elizabeth Reynolds
,. LIES Auto ....... Wright Field
John Oliver
I. put or Town" ............
....,,.....Fr From Pasadena star
Joy waggoner
). Cupid Swallowed" co.. Leigh Hunt
Martha Glove
O. Smiling 600. From the Daily Press
Lois Smith
:. Domestic Troubles" j. =. AfcEyoy
Margaret Reynolds
3. The Minuct' Mary Mapes Dodge
Pearl Herring
?. Robbie and His Pa" "a scenel
......,......... William T.. Kirk
Lois Smith. Royce Thompson. John
Diver
10. Robbie Takes After His Pa" q
soenel. ......... william +. Kirk
Martha Glove. LeMore Hill. John
Oliver
II. shopping for Postage Stamps" "a
acenel. .....t......t carolyn Wells
Lois Smith. Martha Glove
Part IA Texas Feature
!. ~ Toast 10 Texas" .......A Texan
i.eAlore Newton Hill
?. The Buyer from Cactus city.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Henry
Trula Fay Griffith
3. "laska' ..............F DEG PREF
Katheryn McGregor
4. THE Prisoners Plea.
........, Richard Harding Davis
Thomas Thompson
8. "Eliph Hewitt CThe Castawayl
a book agent from the Lone star
State.
Royce Thompson