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New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
'1ans for Another Twelve
Story Flat for 5ih AAen..

'""s we're filed yesterday for a
'we've-storv apartment to hc oroc,oa ..
''' rh'n Avenue. 5ox98. Mrs. F. Fish
- ~ named As the owner of record
''o''nan & Hoffman are the architect s
M ~" estimate the cost At $500 200
o'oer flats in Manhattan for which
plans were filed follow:
's',h st. % 70 Is West, for It nse.s,o,v
corp, l5'o Broadway. owner. .;ro,,e., ;us.n -
S,so s'o,'onnNoNas' ono $50 4fh ay. architects. cost
'onfh s. 9. 700 e Of Rroadwav e
N*-story ienement lnoxlos Is.t p'. ,oi p
,.. 80 HaNen aN. owner. Gronenberr 4
wv mag architects; cost. $3.50 n00
'"N'n aN. 2is to Sss. fcr six. story ,o,
mont i5,xl6. Arrowhead Hu.ld,mu
,o'p' ~ convent aV. owner: G /, p.,
nam 100 West 72d 81. archiicct 'o..
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
Results on Auction sales

bA Joseph y. Day
'hAFI sNxer ,aIi hMl' ,,s, r,Arr SITS cor. and
ecutors sale 2s5-227 Pearl ST sofa y,
Vohar, Vr'YhsG ss,r tor 1gs mearl 81 to Edwin
Nater-fine Corp for sc5.0oO. ~"
llsTl ST. los EAST. s.s,v INN. ooo
..sdaio sal' to tho Amcl Realty corp for
vac: vol sale: bid IN at at $40 900 = o " OK o''
18TH ST WEST. $ t. 1oo = wo..,
~ s0Nloo. vac; vol sale, bid in ~ ~
cARrMNTnR ~. $. 80 nss, aas,h
crime Cox FOR sloO6o "'"
EEONNWpOp Az. cor ol.,h e,
zoe vac: vol sale to pr \ Chcss for
JEROME Az. IS. 100 Mt Eden st. 1,rav
.'ox irr'g vac: vol sale bid in at
HOE Az e. 500 Jennings st. 25Sloo
NEATiI Az. 3o6s. near Boston tor. 2l,s,v
dwir, 1ooxsoSx irrcg; estate sale 70
Annie Jacket for $4,000
THIRD Az. BNvn. $ aath 81 aud Ma,i,n
az "SeSX!oN iires vacant. Vol sale, bid
FALMOUTH ST. lss.Bklyn. near Oriental
Blvd. 2'a siy dwg, Goyloo: vol sale: to
Abraham ~ Kramer for $40 900.
WHITE pLAINS y - lots on oakley
"v and Amherst pl; bid in at sl1.soo
MNCOMBS PL. II cor l5ath 81. Central
1asino. il5N2ol5 irres. and adj 9el1N
-. vacant: vol sale. corner bid in al
-. 800: adjacent reel bid in al So GOO
BLOCK bounded by Edgewater rd ral-
"oner vt, Randall and Farragut avs
.foNS64 x2oos503. G: John j lIaeer,y agl
lanes Harold ct al. amt due. s1.ae9 80
taxes. etc s., 500 to the plaintiff for
SIS 500.
HAlNBElDGE Az. 27as II $ .. SIS $
las,h 81, As s.5Nloo.7N irres. Emma stro.
bach ast Angus Sicshardl' partition.
a n1 frth
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
NEW WSERVANTLESS HOME

$3.50 SECURES TITLE. balance of $3.50
on easy term mortgages which can be pad
off in few years YOU now pay rent.
Permanent home, everything modern and
ready for occupancy at above price no
extras. steam heat. hardwood floors beauti-
fully decorated inside and out. Select, strict
lv residential neighborhood. Water sport e.
golf. country club, schools, churches.
kets. Nearly 900 feet elevation; no mos
ouitoes. Big living room, with huge open
fireplace. Plot 10OX160 It. Plenty Of flowers
and shrubs. No servants needed. electrically
equipped throughout. including electric range.
vacuum cleaner washer. electric lights and
base plugs. Balance. after initial payment,
can be paid up with less money than YOU
will waste in rent the next few years
Investigate r. d. WoRCEsTER suite
1872, 10 Broadway, y. Y. c. Tel. 1929
Corllandt.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
Flat Builders
Are Ready to
ProvideHonnes
r..o Big Structures, One
Eleven Stories High, to
Go Up on leNing-
ton Avenue Property
flat for ashington So.
,x.s,orv Building Will Re-
placc 4 Dwellings Just
Vest of Fifth Avenue

r.. lanes C. Mcclure Company has
va 70 its holdings IN Lexington
.,ue on the crest of Lenox
,,n for the site of an eleven story
...s.class apartment. Through Peasc
= gilman the company bought the
,..,..,ory fats at 957 and ?59 Lcxing
-, Avenue, adjoining the southeast
'..r.- Of Seventieth Street. T9xS0.
-J,, ~. rroperty adjoining at 943 to 800
y.x;na,on Avenue. with frontage of
* ,ss,. WAS purchased by the COM
''S .,srouch the same brokers about
fx..r ago. The combined site offers
Sontscc on Lexington Avenue of
ri feot. and total Of $4,000 square
,,.t The property acquired yesterday
y,s sold hv julius A. Stursberg.
New Lexington Avenue Corner Flat
William A. White & Sons have sold
nv William Sloane and others to |.
p.-dolph d Everett Jacobs for an
,nsrtment house site the southeast
,orner of Lexington Avenue and
Street. containing ap
fortunately 10000 square feet. with
rue ard $50 feet on East Seventy
,hird Street. 1t IS at present occupied
bs five dwellings and two-story
rsracc The garage at 1872 East
seventy third Street had been owned
BY the Sloane family since 1898. In
lsas they purchased the abutting
sroperty AT 1909 to 1917 Lexington
lv.rue to 'ill out the plot.
Other recent purchases made by the
,sobses include the Women's Exchange
ssilding at 749 Madison Avenue, the
-.sdence at 667 Madison Avenue and
..s s.orehousc at 557 Water Street.
APARTMENT for West 18th Street
Morrill, Banner and Herbert Mitler
,ln the erection of q six-storv apart
-,nt house of the highest character
~ twelfth Street. just west of Fifth
Avenue. The four four story dwell
ms at II to II West Twelfth Street
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
Hotel Now Being Erected
Leased for S3,OOO,OO
Corporation Takes Over Build
ing, 10 Be known as I.,ner.
son, of Fifteen Stories

The hf'cen-storv hotel now being
erected Mt l6t and lGs West Seventy
nfth Street has been leased bv James
l1 Is; booth. as president. to w Marshall
'hompson for an aggregate rental in
excess Of $1,000. 900.
The building is hcing erected from
plans by Robert T. Lyons. architect.
hha VIII contain 200 rooms snd l76
oa'ns' 1t IS expected to be ready FOR
occupancy ahont October and will be
known as the Emerson and operated bv
the Emerson ilotcl Corporafion. capi-
taiized ut S2oe.ooo Slawson 3 Hobbs
and Boland 6 Campbell wore the bro
kcrS.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20

:, ompany' represented by Marshall A
barney. six-story fat with stores
x99.l1. ''e'' ''
The lrban Realty Company. Inc, Irv.
ing hurstcin treasurer. purchased the
Two tour story tcnements at 2T7 and
2'' West l27th Street, 5ox1oo.
M'll'c Levy sold to t'iippo Mar.
eclio hvc-story store tenement at
'l' East SiNtieth Street. 25xoS.
Estate Parts With Flats
Jacob J. Tabolt sold for the estate
Of Matthew Corbctt the fivc-storv a.,
x9S.9.. ''''e'' -
Edward Freund sold TO Jacob Abra
nam a slN-story tenement at An and
el9 East Seventy fourth Street. l1.9x
'5N irregular.
Jennie Levy sold to Vincent Vitran
five story store tonement at AZ"
est Forty hfth Street. 25xl0o.j.
'Sasc Pollack sold to James ! Dool-
ing Tor $4,000 the fivc-storv store
''nrmcnt at 902 Third Avenue. 25xo5
ne Mcistcr Builders, Inc. has r.
soid the SIN story apartment at ,bo
northwest corner of Fortv-o,cb,h "
Street and Second Avenue to r Mig.
mo'a. Minnie Cohen WAS tho brokc,.
nc Mclstcr Builders. Inc. also sold
inc TWO vc-and ono half-storv tcnc,
mcnts at 362-"66 Broomc Street ia Il
broker. was '"e
Harry J. Schum sold for Carrie N
&c @Scnmuck the siX-story tenement o5v
'o;". - at ~ East Twenty third Street
Narn bclknap e. Son sold for Flor
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
Large and Small
Apartments Figure
I'm the Trading
Nottingham, in Eas,
3oth Street. Bough, for
investment: Buying Active
III Many Other Sections

The Nottingham. a ninc-storv anar.-
mcnt a. 80 East Thirtioth Street has
oeen sold by Sharp {: Co. to
c''cn' of Henry S. Mansfield. attorney.
Tor the Country Holding Company.
liliAm Crttcndcn Adams president
The structurc' stands on plot G5xl0O
between Fourth and Madison avenues.
The Nottingham is laid out in suites
OF three, four, five, six and eight
rooms, and was erected several years
ago by Clifford Potter and Clarence
rue. Sharp e. Co. will manage tho
The Goldstcin, Salzbcrc Companv
Inc. sold for the Kamtun Realty Com
pany lkamcrman & Tunik) new five
STORY apartment at the southwest
corner of Pinehurst Avenue and 10th
NVrcct. SOXl00. The above brokers
nave been made agents by the new
owner.
amsterdam Avenue Corner Sale
NJ Rosenthal Company sold for Her
man Hcidenreich, to tho 5ol West
17Sth Street Corporation tho six-storv
elevator apartment, lOOxl0O, at 5Ol
west 1'Sth Street, at tho northwest
corner of Amste rdam Avenue, directly
opposite High Bridge Park
:, cough Ian e. Co., Inc. sold for Edwin
bcndhelm the Dardancllcs. at 400 West
,a, ,a.tn street, siN-story apartments
. Aaron Weiss sold TO Antonio dc
SILVA SILVA two five-story flats at 2255 and
2223 Seventh Avenue. A9lIxl00
Grenvillc Kane sold to Anna Salcsc
1 ,ne Slx-story store tenement at 337
East lo9th Street. 25xlO0ll
l. HutkoH sold to the Vault Realty
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
Sale Of Tarrvlovn Estate

jonathan D Maxwell. president Of
the Village of Tarrytown. sold his
country place on Broadway to COSTS
Talks, o. this city. i. W. Sharp and
Henry Shapiro G. Co. were the brokers
The property was held at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20

ron,a. Inc Charles F. Moves Company
.eeentiy sold 277 Pearl Street to Gin
ton X. Scotield 1O9 and III Rcetn,a,
street to A. w. Craven and a MOT 40 * o.
100 on Atlantic Avenue. between Brool.
lyn and Kingston avenues, BROOKLYN. to
CHARLES II. Eggert & Bros. Title to ali
these properties was transferred with
IN the last few days and all purchasers
are present tenants of the premises
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
Flat for Central Park Wcs,

Horace S. Ely & Co. sold the vacant
plot. 50xl00. at 372 and 373 Contra1
Park West, % feet north of NINETY
seventh Street. for Mrs Julia II.
Smith. Tho purchaser will erect six
story apartment.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
t. J. Bushcr Appointed
AuCliOnccr for BRONX Shnr;M

Eugene J. Bushcr has been appointed
the official auctioncor of tho Bronx y,
She''h Flynn, of that borough All
safes ordered through the Sherif's
once viii be conducted by Mr.. Bushcr.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20

Complete text material for the own
Your Home Course is available pros
pectve home owners. This Service viii be
sent on approval for ten No) days. 70
any responsible man woman who will
III out and mail the request form coupon
appearing in this announcement
This costly Service consists Of an on
graved Certificate Of Membership in the
Home Owners Service Institute Inc.
Fifty pi1ze wioning House Designs. Plans
for Brick. Frame and Stucco D. ) and 6
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purchasing. az big reduction in cost, tho
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Membership in the Home Owners Ser
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Complete Service is yours for $500
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the privilege of returning tho Service ir
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New-York tribune., 1922-01-20

OWNER obliged 20 sell srucco house:
% minutes from Grand Central:
room. and tiled bath; hardwood floors:
hot water heat: heated sun porch: gas.
electricity. house year Old. Garage:
Corner plot. Price $4,000. which is be-
low actual cost
oLCOTT & EGGER. 81 T., 42d st, n. Y.
Tel Murray Hill. 1895.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
PELHAM HEIGHTS

PELHAM HEIG HTS
Widow will sacrifice we'll built English
rscco residence plot 15ox125, ,ine trees
:nd shrubs; huge living room, sun parlor.
master bedrooms. baths. maids
rooms and bath Complete and perfect in
Ts'y detail car garage
For quick sale only $4,000.
MRS. EDMUND w BODINE
Wv NAN Street New Rochelle, n. Y.
Tel. SAs New Rochelle.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
Woman Ruvs i'm I,cydcn ~.

Daisy d. Moran sold to Fanny T..
Conn the vacant lot, 24sxt7.3x irregr-
lar on the north side Of Leydcn Street,
1851 fcct southwest of 225th Street
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR RENT
Manhattan

rnrsE In Turtle Bay Gardens 2t2 East
lh st. for three months: ten rooms,
n,r bathrooms. every convenience seen
h sppointme1' Tel. 6493 Vanderbilt
n. INVESTMENT - Corner property;
leassd one tenant net basis VIM.
rraIkshanks Sons, 50 Liberty St Cort-
landt cl94
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20

ERANKLIN BACHE HUNTINGTON, we'll
known architect, at-great-great-gr grandson
of jamin Franklin, patron saint of ''Thrift
Week. will be i'll charge of enrolIments for the
Gown Your Home'' Course. The man or woman
who decides enroll now will be one of the lucky
100. Ask for MIR. Huntington or Mr. Wacker
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20

move the house to the Twcnty-first
street side Of the site and erect apart
ments on the remainder Of the plot.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
New York State

COUNTRY TATEs-VILLAGE PROP
.,s s'y at Ayack and Vicinity, also large
M ~ small Rockland County. y y farms
nn3Hh ,,s Nm + pEMAREST, Realty Broker
4s' VAN St. Nyack. y. 7. Phone Nyack Is
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
New Jersey

0.lLphE needing cash will sacrifice ex-
qu'site colonial home of rooms and :
=. ,.'ns IN Hill section west OF Montclair for
>. :. rVp IN money. balance $1,000 on mort
80 nhe neighborhood: every city and
,"en,fV ~ advantage and convenience; plot
NV lest ny LIS feet: act quickly. Sold
- - 10 move into. Absolutely no extras
Var, VVor,uer, r. r 0. Box 7@s City Hall sta, New
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20

nNLl 100 persons will be accepted for the
~ course at this time. Others must wait their
turn. Preparation of this Course - absolutely
in the building and real estate ields-is based
OH studies and Investigations by architects, build
crs, building materials associations, and financial
organizations, covering period of two years and
costing thousands of dollars.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20

I EADERS of the Gown Your Home Move
L. ment, cooperating with 1922 National
Thrift Week, United Y. NJ. c. A. Schools Gin New
York through East Side Y. NJ. c. Al and Home
Owners Service Institute Inc, will conduct this
Course and Information Service. These foremost
experts in their respective fields will personally
give you their advice. 1t makes it easy.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

o7s ESS
i.IVi, ~ and garage to let-l412 10Th st. .
phon '4etprovements: up to date: subway
Enohe South 347. Rosane,li.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20

BUSINESS PROPERTY wA<run
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
REAL ESTATE WANTED
nARTMENTs TO LEr-FURN1sHED


"oST, AT MADISON Av. fHotel Ashton)
n, ,,I.eswly decorated and furnished ons.
r,, .aree out side rooms and bath buses.
~. Esce cars. subway; SEQ weekly up; full
~s' service restaurant
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
Evening journal., 1922-07-05
Ns So ASG
.RARY NfINE.r

The Wilmington Players at the
Garrick seem to have struck the pop
ular taste with Baby Nine" Mar
garet Mayo's farce, for the audiences
have increased to an extent very
gratifying to the management. With
the closing OF a local vaudeville
house the Garrick is now the only
playhouse where the spoken word is
heard in the city. This may account
Evening journal., 1922-07-05
GAINS % POUNDS AND
SAYSIT SAVED HIS LIFE

l felt tired and worn out all the
time and had lost weight until
was almost a skeleton. Many a day
1 simply felt that 1 would keel
right over at my work was failing
so fast that life got to be so gloomy
1 was almost desperate.
"A friend of mine at the shops
noticed how bad was looking and
urged me to try Tanlac. 1 took the
first bottle in a sort Of half hearted
way, for l didn't believe it would do
me any good. but it's a fact. this
one bottle did me more good than
anything else took in three years.
80 1 got more and just kept on
picking up until now 1 feel as well
as If 1 had never had a sick day. 1t
takes three square meals a day and
a lunch between meals to satisfy
my big appetite and my stomach
misery has disappeared entirely. I
sleep as soundly as a child and get
up mornings feeling as fresh as a
daisy. l now go about my work
for am, indeed, a happy
man since l have recovered my
health. When I started taking ran
lac / only weighed one hundred and
fifteen pounds and 1 now balance
the scales at one hundred and
forty"
Tanlac Is sold in Wilmington by
Eckerds Drug Stores.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-07-05

Lewis Il. Martindale. Rep. register
OF voters; William j. SINNERS. Sr.,
Dem and Forest f. Baker, Rem.
Judges; Ernest Cullen, Dem. and
Paul Cameron, Rep. clerks.
Port Deposit district-A. to M.
precinct. Walton Campbell. Dem.
and Walter b. Robinson, Rep. reg
lister of voters; Frank ]. Cunning
ham, Dem. and James o. Carson.
Rep, judges; Walter Tombstone
Dem. and r. H. Tennis, Rep. clerks;
N. to>Z. Precinct-Clinton l.. Har-
ward, Dem. and George A. Jones.
Rep, register of voters; Walter C.
st. Claire, Dem. and Clifton /.
Blackburn, Re-, judges; Paul A.
Barrett, Dem. and Elmer Robinson,
Rep, clerks.
Perryville District-A. to NJ. Pre-
cinct-Charles w. Ward, Dem. and
Elmer e. Campbell, Rep, register of
voters; Stuart Smith, Dem, and It.
Morgan Owens, Rep, judges; Wal
ter b. Fisher, Dem. and Harold B.
Cooper, Rep, clerks; N. TO y. Pre-
cinct-Alonzo Gillespie, Dem. and
Maurice e. Cole, Rep, register OF
voters; Charles Baker. Dem. and
Leonidas Ryan, Rep, judges; z.
Kurtz Taylor, Dem. and Harry L.
Ross. Rep, clerks.
lakewood district-G. Louis. Tay-
Tor, Dem. and Edward Il. Dawson,
Rep, register OF voters; Alvin b.
Nickle, Dem. and Charles A. Grub.
Rep, judges; Cecil Hill, Dem. and
William A. Grub, Rep. clerks.
Calvert district-G. Clinton Logan,
Evening journal., 1922-07-05
|CECIL ELECTION
OFFICERS NAMED
Board of Supervisors An
nounce List of Judges,
Clerks and Registrars
ALSO TO SERVE
AT PRIMARIES

Special to The Evening journal.
ELKTON, Nd. July 5-The Board
OF Election Supervisors for Cecil
county. has appointed the following
register Of voters, judges OF election
and clerks Of election for the ensu-
ing years:
Cecilton district-Precinct A. to
NJ, nclusive-James p. Mccoy. Ce-
and II. w. Knock, Rep.
Earlewlle, register of voters; Thomas
Pearce, Dem. and Thomas b. Jones,
Rep, Cecilton, judges; ]. Edgar
Manlove. Dem. and Davis Taylor,
Rep, Clerks. N. to q. Precinct
Edgar p. Bishop, Dem. Warwick,
and Frank Bennett. Rep, Middle
town r. D.. register of voters; VIII
liam J. Thornton, Dem. and John
Taylor. Rep. judges; Raymond p.
Fnhgame, Dem. and John f. Van
Dyke, Rep, clerks.
Chesapeake City distrlct-A to NJ.
Precinct-Cllnton B. Foard, Dem.
and S. Howard Buckworth, Rep, reg
ister of voters; John w. Hudson,
Jr. and Louis Blansield, Rep,
Judges; John S. Krastel, Dem. and
Reuben b. Lake. Rep. clerks; N. to
2. Precinct. Day McCaulley, Dem.
and Morris Buckworth, Rep, regis
er of voters; William Schaefer,
Dem. and Charles Stevens, Rep,
Evening journal., 1922-07-05
Harrison Man Could Hard
ly Eat Enough to Keep
Alive, and Fell Off to lis
Pounds. Tanlac Com
pletely Ended Stomach
Trouble, He Declares

Il have taken six bottles Of Tan
lac and have actually gained twenty
five pounds" was the remarkable
statement made, recently by James
]. Kittson. First street, Harrison,
N. j.. a valued employee Of the Hyatt
Roller Bearing Co.
II simply feel as u l owe my life
to Tanlac," added Mr.. Kittson. AT
any rate It has heightened my days
by giving me back my health and 1
consider it has been a God-send to
me. Words just can't describe how
1 have suffered for the past three
years from Indigestion. 1 could hard
~ endure the pain and misery
caused by the gas on my stomach.
scarcely ate enough to keep soul
and body together, but 1 suffered
just the same.
MY nerves were so bad that
sleep was almost a stranger to me.
Evening journal., 1922-07-05
Glad He Picked
This Stomach Remedy
puts Stomach In Fine condltlon-Ends
DIZZY Spells. Nervousness, Head
aches and Makes You Sleep Well.

Injudicious eating causes acute in
digestion. gas, acidity, heaviness ana
sour stomach-sometimes the distend-
ed stomach causes the dreadful feeling
Of near suffocation.
Isn't IL worth something to know of
remedy that will stop this distress in a
few minutes-quicker than anything
else you can think Of.
This is no common stomach remedy
for it took years OF time to combine
Pepsln with the other effective agents
that make Dare's Mentha- Pepsin so
good that the worst cases Of indiges-
ton and gastritis and other chronic
stomach ailments are speedily over
come and the most badly deranged
stomachs are made clean. strong and
healthy
Mr.. Calvin Dilks of Alloway, N. j., a
man of few words, knows this for he
writes: II entirely rid myself of an old
catarrhal condition of the stomach with
Dare's Mentha-Pepsin."
No matter what your stomach
trouble is, get large bottle for 81.
today at any druggist anywhere, with
the distinct understanding that If It
doesn't do you the world OF good your
money will be returned.
Evening journal., 1922-07-05

judges; George Borem, Dem. and
Howard Pyle, Rep, clerks.
Elkton district-First Precintc, A.
to M.-Howard w. Green. Dem. and
Joshua NJ. Ash, Rep, register of
voters; Frank G.. Pratt, Dem. and
j. II. Marshbank, Rep, judges; l..
Il. Phillips, Dem. and C. Ellis Del
bert. Rep, clerks; N. to y. Precinct
Daniel II. Garrett, Dem. and John
b. Delaney, Rep, register of vot-
ers; Thomas II. Keithley, Dem. and
Earl Draper. Rep, judges; Charles
Conway, Dem. and Charles Il.
Rambo, Rep, clerks; Second Pre-
cinct-James A. Clark, Dem. and
C. II. Buckworth, Rep, register of
voters; Joseph II. Holt, Dem. and
NJ. letters. Rep judges; John f.
Holt, Dem. and Walter w. Deibert,
Rep. clerks.
Fair Hill District-Albert Willis,
Dem. and Hasry Peterson, Rep,
register of voters; Arthur A.
Mackey, Dem. and John S. Patched,
Rep, judges; Ernest Brown, Dem.
and Eva nj. Mofitt. Rep, clerks.
North East District-A. to NJ. Pre-
cinct-J. Albert Roney, Dem. and
Joel II. Dean, Rep, register Of
voters; S. T. Walls, Dem, and =. M.
Clark, Rep, judges; Creston S.
Sturgeon. Dem, and Allen Carlson,
Rep, clerks; N. to 2. Precinct
Gearge w. Owens. Dem. and Morton
e. Reeder, Rep, register of voters;
Harry S. Davis, Dem. and Robert
Trimble, Rep, judges; Charles E..
Dem. and e. ]. Camp
bell, clerks.
Charlestown District - Charles
w. Cooper DEM, and Rob
ert B. Galloway, Rep, register of
voters; Wdlliam p. Clayton, Dem.
and James I. Armour, Rep. judges; !
John B. Astle, Dem. and John c.
Graham, Rep, clerks.
Rising Sun district-A. to M. Pre-
Harry Poist, Dem. and |
A. Reeder. Rep, register of
voters; James NJ. Tosh, Dem. and |
+. Otis Kennard, Rep, judges; II. |
L. woodrow, Dem. and Wilmer E.
Bird, Rep, clerks. n. to z Pre-
A Pearce, Dem. and
Evening journal., 1922-07-05

for the Monday night audience,
which was more than twice any pre-
vious Monday attendance, If taken
in conjunction with the fact that
wilmington undoubtedly prefers
comedy to drama as a theatrical diet
at least during the summer
months.
The play Is being shown at the
Garrick every night this week.
Evening journal., 1922-07-05
HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS
AT THE PARKS

Though the rain of yesterday con-
siderably interferred with Fourth of
July celebrations in the parks. those
who are seeking a holiday will find
a list of splendid attractions at She'll
pot Park any afternoon or evening.
It is the aim of the park manage
ment TO make every day a holiday
at Shellpot and visitors for the re-
mainder OF the week will find many
of the same attractions which were
offered on the holiday.
Brandywlne Springs Park contin-
ues TO be a favorite place for pic
MICS and in addition to the fine pic
mic grounds the usual park amuse-
ments are offered.