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PASTOR WELCOMED

Opelika, July 9.-tSpecIaI.) )-Rev. Jorn c. James, new pastor of the First Methodist church of Opellka, was ex- tended a welcome service by all the other churches Sunday evening at s o'clock. Beautiful music was rem dered by large choir, and Rev. MT. James preached a most excellent and able sermon, which was greatly en- loved by a large congregation.
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ARREST ALLEGED DIsTURBER

Bob Jackson. negro, 221o Avenue c, was confined in the city jail yester- day morning by Officers Propst and Wiseman. following a difficulty be- tween Jackson and an unknown ne- gro man In front of colored church at the intersection of Avenue c and Twenty-third street. Jackson was charged with disturbing public weS- shin
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-10
PROGRAM OF w S Y

(Radiophone broadcasting sta- ton of Alabama Power Company, located at 1921 Powell avenue, Birmingham, AEa.) Begins at 8 P. M, Standard
 Central Time
 (Program Arranged by
 John T. Cathey
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who purchase their pleasures by de- ception and concealment1 It will continue to proclaim that that re- ligion which is so much concerned to appear proper unto men,, Is poor substitute for that Christianity which brings men to endeavor to do whatsoever they do unto Cod"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-10
PHILLIPS ON TOUR

Opeiika, July 9.-fSpeoiaI.) )-Hon. Berrien T. Phillips at present state senator from Opelika, and candi- date for lieutenant governor of the state, has gone to north Alabama. where he will spend some time in the interests of his candidacy. He says ne is hopeful of the outlook, and be- eyes he will be chosen by the peo- pie for the position for which he is running.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04
FACING
PRESDYTERY TRIAL
TO QUIT CHURCH
Rev. Irwin Who We'd
ded Couple in Bath
ing Suits to Resign

I,,yTlN uNin Nav sfBv
4 .t p. r,..t a.. A.
'ihhi'S h"' ODE i'"i" N"'
|tffUr4fr 90 the tirHI i'e Istcrian
eburlb nf Inwtnn i9tf fhaf he b.
- a., ~.
'.hfirtIun chnpcp o. dcnp'pl-
nation and wiz ACCEPT the com
Luulon OF soma other den0minn-
ton. was the statement OF D. Rev
Thomas J Irwin 10 the Associated
Traa hero The Rry. Mir irwin's
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FoR RENT-Houses


FOR RENT several modem furnished
car inc Inquire 90 t2is south L1uh
FOR RENT Two room cottage ani largo
.,'pirs pnrehrs uc0ly fufuishsl as
r hruadNuy
FOR RENT May llih California style
upusnlpw modornly furnished aH
Eara-s. ll-i = seventh Phone -U5..n
FOR RENT -Four Ilom cottage. With
hgh. saa and Ashis CAL phone
FOR RENT Three room uufutnishsd
house aith sleeping Iurru lhl5 3.
l'i.f ti6 uu Phone 1880
fuR KtNr-NrN t1ur room fanished
rutuE, m the highlandh. Prone
ga a D Minsr alJh W,st Central
FOR RENT Five room bungalow, m
closed Hie"pirE porch modern wen foo
niahNn 0thatiutr piano uu sirh Ia1
blocks FROM Drstnffise Of $50 " Lead
Mcguire 7bH West silver
ron HENT Doc fpur. room Furnished
m.doru triek house risssrh be- slecrlHr
porch twg Other pufchrF CAL at sol
south walter Phone 400 D
fuk RENT Nlrriy furnished brngAioW
iUr huuses coping consists % living
room kitchenct,e tgo sleeping potches,
hnt and cold running water eie~'rir
range $50 20 per .onth Phers d.
hufphHy 4pl
fuN REST Nrg ~ uuHt modern homes
90 citt rl..t boz extra good location
h0aafiuii5 fuufshrd bot watcr beat
rage els reOna .iUspIus porch lus,iy
JOB furutiure. New bungalow. located on
lnf' Central Owner going cast VIII
ease go a,rlfnhic parties Apply no
EHtf Central
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~ 500 room. modern. suitable for too
fahlilrs corner iat HiEhianis. close in
~ ouo-l tnnm frame giasscd ln poTsl
cfY water completely furnished cor.
urr lot Hizhlauds. close in
o. loo room dwelling on corner lot.
lnoSit2 feet huc location ip Hish.
lands close lu
$lO0c-5-tno frame huueaiup new sud
well hulli modern. c1A floors. fire
place Eist tenirsl
a. FLETSCHER, Reallor
Loans. Pre- insntaree Automobile In
sarAHcs tad Nh other lip,s of fnsnranes
Surety Bonds
Phone ga III South Fourth s..
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AND EGGS

.pr SALE h1r uruir.fan eggs for
ht..l.ue Phone lfto
fON "a nlaes Mirorra r.gs u 20
20 F,ilHs, g. Yl per 100 Fred Easca.
ihUr. -t.0it
H0t -tIr rto 5 e Wit, Lsshon
Doh. rhIt.E tIU poe 900 GfHlF'n
Ufn.i pfD.. I7tpW hoy ana
HuB sNLr Mammoth Brouse tourney
eggs 40 H1 YER Frtcis prepaid = j.
WrHu Stanley New Mexico
HuH SAD tiuf.hl1e tgar Shepherd
.r AuHaraa heavy lhs rrs 90 Cfss
ruUuD ltlI 90 uip'r 400 Eaat
IW NfN-AINE years on fse san- on
H.D IS g. White Lssuurn chicKn
. I| Per hruIFrt IaeHtt Nsr years
.rHrrr with Incubator Nutt Poul
-r D. ~ N1' to7 PhHu" i7ts
.uIla ItuHOHN ZOOS FuE HtTCN-
iHr % Coz eloD Phone it21W
Delivered
.RNupF ISLAND RED EGGs ruR
t.fr.ir. la rur 81 % % Delivered
FfrIIft leGs Flr %" "rlffNd
fr,.r Do Coz 7ir Phone lt2lW
nflivtr.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04

Nlr|n SOS inE underwear NIGH ur
dresses aiik sAiris a areeiaif Cal SOW
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04

FnR SALE OR THAnE -Ntw
tefons typewriter late model
reasonable Cal Ne f4rfra
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FOR SALE vpewriters

OR fGLR TYfEwRfFFRs-Kn kisd..
both new ard secead hsnd. bought
teld rented and repaired. Alhnauar
ane Tvprsritsr Eschsngs Phone p0a J.
100 s,H'h rnur,h ~
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ron Houses

FIVE ROOM house we'll furnished close
Dr. EasterdAy $50 North Fourth.
fOR RFNr-Nica broom cottage. rsriiy
furnished no tick s Mouth fifth
FOR NENr-Fiyc room furaishea house
so iini Ensi silver phune lic.M
ron RfNT- Fivr raoin modern house.
unmutshed located a. = North
fuurtetnth street for information in
If irr Ht house 'nUfn . tH . pm SUNDAY.
81 call J ~ ionC g. M 4 A. 50
Sol
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ron RENT apartments

tuH POI ut ThFcf room apartment. on
olrlisa,i as Norh SEVENTH
FOR REM NuoWa tor ueht hous,kerp
nv loI 3 Fh'rd ~ phuuc ea6.J
t"u iaftiy unfinished r,uuia tlr hgtt
escaping llo4 q sncond S.
NV HlGH CLASS apartment, In dr.,
.ras locality Hammond s2i L.
Slg,t fhorr tt22 n
ron KENT--Threv.fo room Usam hsatat
apartment And bath Albnquefqus
Hotel 2toA Surih Second
fuR RENT Ncw hirh ciass spAfunei a
facing Highland PARK J A Hammond.
$50 hast silver Plume i522R
foR RI Nr- Thee end four room tar.
uahFd modern apartments and houses
McNlllion a Wood 200 wosi Gold
RtH RENT Two room furnished arsrt.
iclrphnne GAii astA souih ~HroadWsy.
FOR RENT-iArge front room we'll
furnished 20 desirable part o. town
reasonable rent fta West Tlioras Ave-
FOR RENT-Thrce fnpm FURNISHED apart.
meht steam heat. hot aud cold water
lghts and telephone paid a2i south
brVaivay
apartment. furniHhed complete f0f
huuses eepins Crane apartments. 2l5
\ Seventh street. Phone a1a
TWO ROOMS tItehraette sleeping p.iot
Nlfh ball. HHd porch private cnfrarlr
completely furnished modern with eas
zoos fufrsatrr Phone tl7a-W
FOR KENI-Thros room apartment fur
u.shoi $50 parrtes east and fHuth
oNposvr, usht and water paid $40 prr
month seq tnst ooul rhone ito "
TtfgEE ROOM uadarH furnished apar
woHt' t1s ~oHth N%rnaiwav
FoR RkNr Two rni throa ro,u iuI
rffheN apartments r4Irf I.aht" and
uhnnn lali s23 south Thtfd
FOR HfNT smtH apartment 800 sleep
Ite unrFh tlnrr Boz reasonable 900
North fifh
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FOR RENT Rooms

tuk KbNf-Room sia West corpsf.
foR RFNT-Nice cleaa housekeeping
Foams i2ih n Third
FuR RENT -Attraciigsly furnished room
Tor gentleman Phone t69p.Jt
FOR RENT- Furnished room. 8sa south
Seventh. phone 7laW
rOR RENT-N,co alry nom. adjoining
bah cllrr Dol. 1li south Arno
FOR RENT-Two rooms Tor light house.
weeping, o. rooHis and board. lhuhe
FOR RENT-Room and ,~lrep.ns perch
adigininE bath sut South Ldith Phone
1901
rSK RKNT Two rnams tirnishrd M
housoteeplHr 700 North Third Phone
2ih6I.
FOR RtNT Boautifully i%uraishoi room
To- q modern hnmr h2H North Second
Mo- Fred iaWHn
FOR REAr-Tvo reoma private hatae.
good i%nratian near HahiHHnn rafk
AZ eanvcrisreos 2iH n Ninth
81 ~ fRnAT "stEfriNG ROOM saioin.
.nE tssa b. highest and best location
In ~ fefy reasonable Phone eiasW
FuR RENr yestg furnished frost bod
-unn in modern home employed lady
Or gentlemen preferred Phone iHsd
FOR RFNT- Dandy front room fnr nfht
housekeeping newly painted sud ua'
pfIel also sleeping porch VITA room
Phone bath sas we'll people 90 chil.
dren Nh Wesf Gold
fnR ~RFNT-Ihree rsaius fnr iirht
housekeeping csh ava North seeoud
FOR HENw- kttlaciirrir ~furnshfd room
fpr aenteHrh Yhaue tn0ntI
LiGHr HOUSEKEEPING furnished
ranrf eaH hath phone veil urnule
rn ahiidirn 40 Wei nnlt
Two Nigr hit front faams iunithed
faf iithi hoaaeaeepiuF aii So flhsa
Phone 49, j.
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~SsesaAs1czN
|NIQM#I4HgD
&R3WH@
NOTICE

ID AND PAINTED WALLS, and
- cleaned Cali Bert 6e7
IVSE CLEANING fiuur waxing.
sork. call J. " Lowe lslO.K
HAIRCUT soc, children. s5c, Al
lsmss Phone aO5s J.
MOORE practical plumbiag. Aeai
pairing dependable service Get
l. Phone eli ,.
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O WITH BOARD

RppN ANp HpNKp 'af ,1utsIe,csni
Phone ip7lN sl- j. Broad aY
IS tNrEu co ldfrn '. room and Nuhrt.
~ iht moEft urt cHat Ven ra
s.H..io 500 Hi.t runao t1oT N
TABLE KnARp--iagic meals served.
hUmr cooking Ii- Worth Truth
FuR RENr Furnished front room
beard ii dqalrci aus Nurth Third
COOP BOARD and room, 1900 per
week two ir ono room. 80 90 -ita
south SccoLt. Phone oda.J
FOR RFNT- Rooms With board good Do
cation BLOCK from cor lfur rrarHH.Hl DO
rites 80 Worth eleventh Phone 1909.
CAN ACCOMMODATES nne mors Bon fh.
seeker 'Arar Room aaI pnrcN 40
beu aud tral sct,.yr special aai.
nursr lU attHH daHcr tay and ri.ht HN.
eclgnt meals itio South Ed,ih Hs
RESERVATIONS may now he hsd At
ST JuHN'S RANATORruM tEpIsrd-
pau. Rates si7 so 20 s25 90 yer
ssak Includes p%rivst. runw IN
sleeping porch, c0nneet-d 90 bath ani
toilet Medical care. mod 'cldrs general
Nursing Excellent mesls tray service.
No extras All rooms have steam hfat
h0t and cold running water. Rev W
" Lirsler superintendent
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LOST
FOUND
.ANTED-Man or Woman

f0YNFNr OrFiCT All Liuas ~
|lp secured trv uur sorvits ino 5
n st Phone 3at
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~ suInNAuI.F nHEsSNAbtNU uuta.
Hr-sffs HHf suits NHf rIaf. faii
i1IiJ sIl Root tcutrsl.
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MIST sACHIrIcE


w Nonfh NT0a1WhY Thnne .3V
sANE y ard % so per cont on tested
PARTS Studehnkor Dodge, oldsmohile .
Maxwell Grant Overland Chev fnlct.
z. N y. Interstate, Vim Truck. 'halm-
cfs. Paige. naick. nuTi. sioddhrd Dayton
Glide aud oflrrs EnEinrs tor sta
tnnsry. truck and traetur use
Ans Part o. Accessory Tor any auto.
ALBUQUERQUE AITD WREtkING 90.
hia.ik West Central Phone ana
New herirn's oidssi wrerkinr house
Used cafs haueht sold and exchanged.
ron SAIL You'd trnck rood mcconnell
cGuditiun good tires $3.50 MurruN
auto e. giH West Silver
A CnUpiF ur RNAL RUYN
Naarif new nadsp uua sedan aiff
" heels. fefnrnished % everything Dodge
hfuH raHdHfnr With 4 hntffl ui cktraa
hnth priced right Come in ksd 600 thga
~ phone f51 frr deiuonHfratluH J kfr
her A Co Anio Dept nodgf Brother.
Danlsss
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REPUBLICAN
TAX DEPUTIES
tContlnned fron Flrst Page. }

Continued from First PageD
schaffer and Bender were desig-
mated by Senator Ball for the posi-
tions.
It was reported today that John
w. Herring, OF Milford may not be
appointed Revenue Collector TO sue
ceed Mr.. Graham until after March
Is at least. in order that Mr. Graham
may complete the collection of the
first installment OF income taxes
which is payable by March IS. This
would obviate confusion In the Of
fee. as Collector Graham had his
plans made for filing returns and
collecting the taxes along lines based
on his previous years experience as
revenue collector.
According to rumor today,
Thomas r. Penney, secretary TO Sem
ator Ball. may be appointed chief
deputy under Mr.. Herring should the
latter be chosen Revenue Collector
instead OF Mr.. Peeney accepting the
post OF Collector OF Customs in Haiti
which office is said to be open "a
him.
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COL. WORK TO
SUCCEED HAYS
Ccontinued From First Page,

kContlnued from flrSt FaBe.)
1885 graduated in medicine from the
latter.
His real career began as prac-
ticing physician at Pueblo, Colorado.
where during a period of twenty
five years he served as president of
the Colorado State Medical Society,
the Colorado State Board of Medi-
cal Examiners, and was ten years a
member of the Colorado State Board
Of Health. Col. Work in 1912 was
elected to the presidency Of the
American Medico-Phychological So
ciety the association of medical spe-
cialists.
Relinquishing his medical practice,
he volunteered for world war work
in the Medical Corps of the army,
and was subsequently commissioned
major by General Gorgas. and as
signed to the staff Of Provost Mar
shall General Crowder as acting
I laison medical officer with supervi-
sion of medical details of the selec-
tive daft Advanced to commits
slons of Lieutenant Colonel and
Colonel in the Medical Corps dur
ling the war. he now holds the rank
Of Colonel in the Omcers' Reserve
Corps.
He Is member of the American
Legion.
When he became First Assistant
] Postmaster General last March. he
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at the night session. which began at
$50 O'Clock.
Among the larger buyers we're the
following: NJ. j. Hill of Bristol, Pa.
who purchased twenty-one prop
critics, at a price OF $1,000; Fred
G. Snyder. New Brunswick, n. j.,
81 properties at S1O9,5O0; II. p.
Eastman. of Bristol. Pa. between
80 and 35 properties at 100000,
and Daniel Cauhiel. Of this city. 20
properties at an average price OF
$4,000.
The highest price paid at yester-
days sale for an individual house
was for PA Grant avenue and 215
Geddes street. two of the choicest
! houses in the Gardens. which were
/ purchased for $4,000.
William Towers. manager OF she
transportation division of the Ship
ping Board. expressed himself as
well satisfied with the result of the
first days sales.
Among some OF the buyers yes
terday were:
DR.. 3. c.. Blackstone. 107 Grant
$4,000; J. Lap. Gnenveur, 101 Grant
$4,000; Philip Kramer. 109 Grant
S4125; Annie L. Thompson, 21s
Grant, S3700; c. NJ. Almond, Jr.
215 Grant. s3325; ]. r. Frorer. POI
Grant. s425O; n. S. Westcott. 101
Grant, s410O; e. e. Willis. 600 Nc.
Lane, S3375.
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wife MURDERER
GETS LIFE Term
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Continued from First Page
murder his wife and that a sentence
Of life Imprisonment was all the lem
iency the defendant deserved.
Dobson's jaws worked up and
down while he stood for sentence.
He had a Bible and box Of candy
he wanted to give TO his young son
before taken to the State prison, and
seemed very anxious lest he be
taken there without seeing the boy.
To give him his wish, Prosecutor
wolverton sent County Detective
Howard Smith to Mount Holly.
where the boy was with relatives,
and ne was brought to his father.
who was greatly affected when the
two met.
BE a Christian" he told the boy.
"and you will be happy. It pays to
do what is right, but some people
don't realize that until they do
wrong"
Dobson killed his wife at Runne-
mede on September s. lie beat her
with fence rail and police club
Her lifeless body was found In the
bungalow by neighbors the mex
day. Dobson was captured In Can.
ada by County Detective Doran. o.
Prosecutor Wolverton's office. IL,
fed over theborder with his son anl
little niece OF the slain woman
Dobson said he had no intention o
! killing his wife and that he hal
beaten her while in a Jealous rage
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GOOD PRICES
REALIZED At
BIG AUCTION
tcontinued From First Pagel

NConunucu from Fiiat tdbc.J
most spirited. particularly between
in-town and out-of-town buyers.
Gerth's Realty Experts conducted
the sale. and Charles s. Gerth per-
sonally acted as auctioneer. Rec
ords OF the sale were kept by Off
cials Of the u. S. Shipping Board
and its subsidiary the Emergency
Fleet Corporation, owners Of the
Gardens properties, kept the rec
ords of the bids received.
Work OF tabulating the successful
bids went forward steadily this
morning at the headquarters OF the
Gerth firm and the Shipping Board,
on the fourth floor OF the dupont
Building. IL was stated that Il was
impossible to give out anything like
an authentic and reli"ble list OF the
successful bids received. and that II
probably wiuld not be possible TO dc
so until the sale was entirely ended
The failure OF syndlcates to buy IN
the entire Gardens IN a lump bid al
the opening sale yesterday afternoon
caused much comment. only one
bid. that OF s1.OO0.OOO made by O
syndicate from North Jersey. said tC
be backed by Joseph p. Tumuity
former secretary to President Will
son, was made The figure was toe
high for other syndicates and as 4
was the only bid made. It was re
jectcd
Another bid OF the same fgur
was received by long distance 'tele
phone from Chicago. but likews
was rejected
with syndicates out Of the way
the field was left clear for biddin
on properties individually. Tn
highest price bid on any house,
was stated, was s455O The loves
price yesterday was $500 for four
room house.
Competition between tenants an
out-of-town spectators and loca
and foreign syndicates was sharT
Tumultuous applause was givei
whenever a tenant managed to main
, tain his ground in the bidding, wo
3 his own home and it was knocke
81 down to him at his own price.
, A lively incident OF this natur
, occurred when the store and apart
4 ment building occupied by S.
s Foster as a drug store at the corne
: OF Lancaster avenue and Unio
street. was put up. A group Of spec
g ulators was "hot" after the proI
/ erty II developed and appeared d'
4 termined TO get IT,
s Foster opened the bidding at $40
900.
2, Ten thousand Ave hundre
r. shouted" a rival bidder.
I Eleven thousand responded Fo
e ter.
r. Twelve thousand" called u
e rival.
Up to this point the audience ha
o sat almost breathless watching II
contest Bldding continued spiri
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was in line for the presidency Of the

was in line for the presidency Of the
American Medical Association.
Politically Republican. Col. Work
acted as National Committeeman for
six years, was Delegate Large
from his state to 1905 convention and
chairman Of the state Committee of
Colorado in 1910.
Work has been acting Postmaster
General for the last few weeks while
Hays has been taking a vacation.
He has been carrying the load" at
the Department since Second Assist
ant Postmaster General Shaughnessy
was killed in the Knlckerbockei
Theatre crush.
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ed. Foster and the opposition ad-
vancing the figure by s25 until itl
reached s1s,O75.
Fourteen thousand" cried the
-other man.
Then came a pause. Mr.. Gerth
repeated the bid and men and w0-
men in the audience hardly stir-sd.
"I.et Foster have &" persons in the
crowd called out.
Raising his hand, Foster shouted
"$14.1O0."
sold" declared Mr.. Gerth. sold
to Mr.. Foster for $14,10O."
An outburst Of cheering followed.
lasting more than a minute Foster
was slapped on the back by friends
seated near him and shook his hand.
one woman, who had bid spirit
edlv for the house in which she
lived. tainted when her final bid was
accepted.
Sidney Henry, commercial man
ager OF the Emergency Fleet Cor
poration from Washington, attend
ed the sale for awhile. He IS
former Wilmingtonian. He confer
red with Mr.. Towers and Mr.. Ride
nour, Shipping Board representatives
during the afternoon.
The American stores, located at
l1924 Lancaster avenue. bid in their
own property and the adjoining one
at s4550 each.
The other stores in the block
brought $4475 each. The apartment
, house was knocked down to the
American Realty Company, OF Balti-
more. for s1S,6O0.
The properties on Lancaster ave
nue.. 21O4-6-s-10-12-14. brough
$4,000 each. This property was SOLD
without restrictions. and can b'
turned into stores.
Mrs. Margaret e. Dutton was TN
first woman to buy, the residence a
, 22O2 Lancaster avenue being sold t'
her for $2S25. Mr.. Gerth, the au
uoneer. eliminated the usual fee. II
y vlay of the fact that she was tn
first woman to buy a house. on
o of the surprises OF the afternoon wa
a bid OF S25O0 for 203 Union street
The presence OF syndicates from
o out OF town forced prices up con
. siderably. T. c. Snyder, Of Bruins
4 wick. n. j.. bought practically thu
=, entire lot Of houses on Gedde
y street. as we'll as McLane street
Another syndicate that bid on sew
4 erai Of the properties was the East
4 man Syndicate. of Bristol, Pa. Th'
!. American Realty Company, Of Bal
n tmore. also purchased severa
j. houses.
n C. ID. Cauniel. manager OF Caui
d fel and Company. real estate brok
ers. figured in the bidding on pra'
e tically every corner and detache
l. house sold during the afternoon.
-' A conservative estimate Of tn
n number OF tenants buying would /
N from 10 to 10 per cent.
The Delaware Mortgage Inves
. ment Company. headed by Caleb
Burchenal. acted as representative
for many of the tenants. The co
ner houses sold for around $4,000
: s8SOO: the semi-detached houses I
about $4,000. and the inside hous
for $500 to S2s0o.
Following the sale OF the 9TH
IA store properties in the Gardens NJ
Gerth began Offering one and the
ID another of the sos houses. Up
le recess at 6 p. m, 105 houses hi
til been disposed of and 17s were so
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CHAIRMAN HULL TO
VISIT DELAWARE

Andrew c. Gray, Democratic Ma
tional Committeeman for Delaware,
has received word that Corden Hull,
of Tennessee, chairman Of the Ma
tional Democratic Committee. will
visit Delaware sometime the last
week in March or the first week of
April.
He will attend the meeting OF the
Democratic State Committee al
Dover in the afternoon, and will
speak at a meeting in Wilmington in
Evening journal., 1922-02-28
JAPAN REJECTS
FULL SUFFRAGE

TOXIC. Feb. 2S.-United Press)
-Universsi suffrage for Japan was
defeated after more than a week OF
stormy debate and Parliamentary
jockeying by the Diet late last night.
Defeat of the suffrage measure
means that property and similar
qualifications now attached to the
right of franchise and which prevent
a large proportion of the Japanese
people from voting will continue in
effect
Evening journal., 1922-02-28

NAH and 'rhon. order. rin.d
Evening journal., 1922-02-28
WIFE AFTER sCHoFIELD.

Robert II. schoheld, 32 years, Of
Aberdeen, Nd, was arrested this
morning by Detective sutton.
charged by his wife with non-sup-
port. Schoheld waived requisition
and will be taken back to Hartford
county this afternoon by Sheriff r..
Coleman Sheridan.
Evening journal., 1922-02-28
PEPPER CLUB TO DRESS UP

An d-fashioned" party viii be
held by the Pepper Club this even
ing in Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church. Every member is requested
TO dress "old-fashioned." Prizes Will
be awarded to the best-dressed in
dividual
Evening journal., 1922-02-28
DROP LARCEN1 CASE.

In the cases Of Helen Carpenter.
Negress, and William Griffin. Negro,
each charged by the other with lar
ceny, a nolle presequi was entered
by Assistant City Solicitor Green in
Municipal Court this morning be-
cause of a lack OF evidence against
them.
Evening journal., 1922-02-28

the evening to be conducted under
the auspices of the Democratic City
Committee.
Mr.. Gray will go to Miami, Fla.
today for two weeks.
Evening journal., 1922-02-28
RI1s LINE TO BERLIN.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
GEORGETOWN. Feb. 2S.-Com-
mencing on Tuesday March Z, a bus
line will be established by II. J..
conaway and Son. between here and
Rerlln. Md. leaving here at a. m.
and 215 p. M, daily.
Evening journal., 1922-02-28
CHURCH RUMMAGE SALE

The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Second NJ p. Church will hold
rummage sale tomorrow at ia
Tatnall street. on Saturday even
ing a motion picture performance
will be given at the church.