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Evening star., 1923-12-17
BOYS SAVED IN FIRE.

tories of the Monticello Orphans Home,
a state Baptist institution here, mar
rowly escaped with their lives this
morning at 3 O'clock when the build
ing was destroyed by fire. A pedes-
trian, discovering the fire, gave the
alarm. and the children made their way
to safety down the stairways. The dam
age is estimated at $4,000.
Evening star., 1923-12-17
OPEN FREIGHT PARLEY.
Farmers and Manufacturers Con-
vene in Omaha.

OMAHA, Neb., December 17.-Repre
sentatives of agriculture and manufac-
Of 4: the third farmers manufacturers
conference, which is scheduled for to-
day and Tuesday under the auspices OF
the middle west foreign trade com
mittee, of which Senator Frank b. VIII
lis of Ohio is chairman.
Malcolm NJ. Stewart of Cincinnati.
Ohio. will preside in the absence OF
Senator Willis.
Coordination Of railroad and steam
ship lines for the development or the
foreign trade Of the middle west is to
be the keynote Of the conference, ac-
cording to Mr.. Stewart.
Evening star., 1923-12-17
BURNS is IMPROVING.
Director of Justice Bureau Suffer:
Intestinal Influenza,

SAN FRANCISCO, December IL
William ]. Burns, director of the bu-
reau of investigation of the Depart
ment of Justice, who has been i'll for
the past week with an attack of in
testinal influenza, was reported i'm
proved today. Burns said yesterday
the doctor assured him he would be
able to leave his bed Tuesday
Evening star., 1923-12-17
TWO CHILDREN BURNED
FATALLY In BUNGALOW
Passing Motorist, Seeing House
Afire, Warns Family and
Rescues Small Boy.
by the Associated Press

GAINESVILLE, Ohio, December IL
Burns suffered in a fire which COM
pletely destroyed the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Darner here, caused the death
of two of their children, Violet. five. and
Marie. ten.
A passing motorist, noticing the blaze,
kicked in the front door of the bunga-
low, warned the family and then res
cued Lawrence Darner. seven. by pull
ing the child from his bed through a
window he broke. He lett the scene
without making his name known.
Violet died in a hospital and the body
of Marie was found in the ruins. Mr..
and Mrs. Darner are in a hospital Suf-
fering, from burns.
Evening star., 1923-12-17
GERMAN EX-MINIsTER COMING

BERLIN, December 17.-Dr. An
dreas Hermes, former minister of
finance, is to make a visit to the
United States at an early date. The
foreign office, however, emphasizes
that DIR. Hermes is not proce eding to
America in any official capacity.
Evening star., 1923-12-17
Gifts from SIS to S25

0J pA~ W p@~
Walnut and Mahogany Stands
Mahogany Muffin Stands
Mahogany Lamp Stands
Mahogany Smoking Stands
Walnut Tables
Mahogany and Walnut End
Tables
Reading and Smoking Tables
Oak Tables
Walnut Center Tables
Mahogany and Walnut Nigh,
Tables
Mahogany Console Tables
Silver and Grey Night Tables
Walnut Reading Tables
Mahogany Nest Of Tables,
Glass Tops
Mahogany Tilt Top Tables
Walnut Sofa Tables
Walnut Tabourettes
Walnut and Mahogany Sewing
NaDlnetS
Mahogany Rockers, Wood
Seats
Mahogany Windsof Arm
Rockers, Rush Seats
Mahogany Windsor Side
Chairs, Rush Seats
Mahogany Side Chairs. Wood
Mahogany Windsor Arm Chairs
Mahogany High Chairs
Walnut Side Chairs
Gilt Mirrors
Pictures and Frames
Walnut Toilet Glasses
Walnut Benches
Pink and Gold Silk Shades
Mulberry and Gold Shades
Beige Silk Lamp Shades
Small Oriental and Domestic
Rugs
Evening star., 1923-12-17

Walnut Side Chairs
Mahogany and Walnut Tea
Wagons
Bridge Tables
Walnut Butterfly Tables
Walnut and Mahogany Console
Tables
Mahogany Phone Tables and
Oh
Walnut Gate Leg Tables
Mahogany Nest Of Tables
Hexagonal Tables
Mahogany and Maple Work
Tables
Iaupe and Decorated Night
Tables
Mahogany Gard Tables
Mahogany Tilt Top Tables
Walnut Reading Tables
Mahogany Night Tables
Silver and Grey Dressing Tables
Red Lacquer Console Tables
Walnut and Mahogany
Benches
Walnut Magazine Stands
Walnut and Mahogany Desks
Mahogany Spinet Desks
Mahogany Cabinets
Mahogany Radio Cabinets
Silver and Grey Desks
Mahoeany Toilet Mirrors
Old Ivory Mirrors
Mahogany and Walnut Mirrors
Mahogany Screens
Pictures and Frames
Silver and Grey Chifferobes
Gold Plated Table Lamps
Walnut and Gold Bridge Lamps
Walnut and Silver Bridge Lamps
Chair lamps
Floor Lamps
Black and Gold Silk Shades
Small Oriental Rugs
Room Size Domestic Rugs
Hook Rugs
Vacuum Cleaners
Gifts from $50 to 500
Walnut Draw-Top Tables
Mahogany Inlaid Tables
Mahogany Gard Tables
Blue Card Tables
Mahogany Tilt Top Tables
Mahogany Gate Leg Tables
Evening star., 1923-12-17
Gifts of SIS or less

Mahogany Chairs
Mahogany Phone Sets
Walnut Telephone Stools
Walnut Mirrors
Walnut Smoking Stands
Walnut End Tables
Mahogany Til, Top Tables
Bookholders
Mahogany Frame Mirrors
Evening star., 1923-12-17
Gifts of 500 and Oyes

Mahogany and Walnut Tables
Mahogany Easy Chairs in Velvet
Mahogany Arm Chairs in
Tapestry
MahoganyWing Chairs in Chime
Antique Arm Chairs in Tapestry
Mahogany Sofas in Velvet
Antique Mahogany Sofis in
Tapestry
Mahogany 4 Poster Beds
Mahogany Cabinets
Bureaus. Mahogany-and Maple
including Mirrors
Mahogany Secretary Desks
Mahogany Book Cases
Mahogany Commodes
Gilt Mirrors
Mirrors
Leather Screens
Beautiful Bedroom. Breakfast
and Dining Room Sets in
Walnut. Mahogany and
Painted Woods.
Beautiful, Rich Antique Oriental
Rugs
Evening star., 1923-12-17

X
Tables, including Toilet Mir.
rors
Mahogany Secretary Desks
Mahogany Kidney" Desks
Mahogany Spinet Desks
Mahogany Book Cases
Silver and Grey Beds
Mahogany Double Beds
Cherry and Ash Day Beds
Silver and Grey Bureaus
Mahogany Chifoniers
Walnut Music Cabinet
Walnut and Mahogany STANDS
Walnut Hope Chests
Taupe and Decorated Chests OF
Drawers
Taupeand Decorated Commodes
Green Glazed and Decorated
Commodes, including Mirrors
Mirrors
Mahogany Mirror,
Silver Mirrors
Mahogany Foot Stools
! Leather Screens
Silk Shades
Small Oriental Rugs
Room Size Domestic Rugs
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.CBERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue oil a
writ Of f. fa. to me directed, issued out
of the Courtof Chancery OF the state of New Jer-
sey. will be exposed to sale at public veudue, ON
TUESDAY the 18th day Of FEBRUARY, 1898,
between the hours OF Il o'clock and O'Clock,
TAT { ne o'clock), in the afternoon of
said day. at the Court House, in tile Borough
OF Freenold County of Monmouth, New Ter
sey, to satisfya decree of said Court amounting
t)approximately $4,000.
a III that tract or parcel of IAN aud prem
ise~ hereinafter particularly des,rib IL situate
lying aud being III the Borough Of f ,fr Haven,
III tue County of Monmouth and State Of New
Jersey. and being LOT No. sc on the MAP of
Red Bank Park, property of Clayton Linton
Realty Co" made April Is. 1914 aud part OF
another l5tiu the rear of said lot RIO. s6.
Beginning at the Intersection OF the easterly
live of Harrison avenue with the southerly line
of Bee kman lace: thence uthcrly along Har-
rison avenue fifty feet to stske: tho nee east
erly on a line parable with Beekman Place
Two hundred feet to stake: thence norihsrly
gu a line pa allel with Harrison avenue fifty
feet to stake; thence westerly along Beck
man Place two hundred feet to tue place of Be-
ginning Intended TO be the same premises
described III the deed from said Clayton Linton
Realty Cote said John Fox dated June 10. 1916
and thsmorgage is made subject to the re-
Seized as the property of john Fox ct
ais, taken in execution at the suit OF Albert
L. WINS, AMI to be sold by
WALTER H. GRAvATT. Sheriff. /.
Dated January IS. 1898
WILSON & SMocK, Solicitors. $f6.s8
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ERIFF's SALE By virtue oIsun

OdrY writs off. a. to me directed. issued out OF
Moumoxth County Common Pleas Court ot.the
Stare OF New Jersey, will be exposed to sale
at public vendue, on
TUESDAY. the 18TH Day of FEBRUARY, 1928
between the hours of Ia O'Clock and o'cloc
lat One o'eIock) in the afternoon oil saiu
dav. al the Court House, in the Berough oil
Rreehold county OF Monmouth, New Jers' v,
TO satisfy jud gment of said Court amour.
ing to approximately $I,o5o.oo.
All the defendants right, title and interest
In and TO the following:
All that certain lot or parcel of land. situate
living and being in the city of Asbur, Park in
the County of Monmouth and Slate If New Ter
sey, known and designated as Lot Nun. her
Five Hundred and Sixty-four (s64) on a map of
Asbury Park ie by F. H. Renrt dy & son, A i.
D., 1874 Beginning at point III the sou. rly
line OF Asbury Avenue distant two hundred
and thirty feet four inches (23o' 4'') 'sterly
from the southeast corner of AsbuIy avenue
and Heck Street: thence easterlv along The
southerly line of Asbury avenue thirty three
feet, four inches (33 4'9; thence southtily at
right angles to Asbury avenue one hundred
feet (Ioo') to a point; thence westerly parallel
with the southerly line of Asbury avenue thur
ty three feet, tour inches (3S4'') to point
thence running uortherly again al right angles
TO the southerlv line of Asbury avenue ore
ginning.
Seized as the property Of Sol berg,
taken in execution at the suitof. Mary keur' Il
ct a 8, and to be sold by
WALTER GRAvATT Sheriff.
WARD RREMRR Attorney. sr7az
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s,,,,,,.r
II Ehlr . fl,h Dy virtue Oh
wit VI n ~ l" me Directed. ISSUED
out u the Court OF Chaneery OF tbs State OF
New Jersey, Will be exposed to sale at public
vendue on
MONDAY, the sth day If FEBRUARY. Ioz1
bstween the hours OF IL ocio~k and o'clock,
tat one o'clocs), in the afternoon OF said dav.
AT the Court House III the Boroagh OF Freehold
county o Monmont New as y. tosatis 4
deeres Of said Court amounting to approx
mately IS 227.oo. :.
All those certain lots. tract or parcelof land
and IRE misses hereinafter partictifarly desc,ib-
ed situate living and being III the Borough
~ Mouniouth Il, fine Couutv of Moumoutt "a
STAT : ~ NV Iers.v i ui,Ied and described
as follows
FIRST TRACT; TN what was formerly pa rt
of me township OF O..an}B-stu Ing on the
westerly side of Ocs anav M at n. mt where
the line forming the so,i.h nv bon ,.iary line
of the lot q land conveyed ittfltu A Osborn
w if4 of Ch,,t1-s Osborn nv Cleuteui + rrov-
hridoe bv deed datrdthe DIN dav of Novem.
Der. Is7o. and on the zzud day Of Move mber
!, 1870 re crrdt d in the Clerk Office OF lie Conn
~ Z f Monmouth at Freehold N 7 in RINK
az OF Deeds, page 81, would If extended west
Sriv in a straight line intersect the westerly
/ line OF ocean avenue; running from me sand
point of int r section southwdrdlv alone thf.
said westerly line 81 said ,vauue twenty eoi,t
feet six inches; thence westwardly at RE hi an
gies with said ocean avenue one hundred and sew
eutv.four feet. thence uorthwardIv along line
rAfali Ell with said Ocean avenue twenty eight
~ SIX Incnes to A point where the said line
would 'be inter.ected hy the southern line Of
thtssaid l5t conveyed 10 AIirianl Osborn Nv
Clement +. Trowbrideeas aforesaid # tStena
ed across s,id O ga I avenue in a sfraioht line
at right angles with ocean ayemur: thence eat
wardly along saidi Isl mentioned line one INN.
bred aud seventy f)urfeet to the westerlv.line
If O.tan ayeulI- at the noint or niac- If hr.
ginning,
Together with the land in ocean avenue L.
in m ont oil sad pf.,nl.t % lie !, inter- line
I, sand ~ me SUBJECT .HOWkVER 10 ire
tieht of HE p,lbllc IN s3id sv.n,,e va
SECOND TRACE In h,lw,s FORMERLY the
Town Of Atiautlcyille-l Commencing at a non,tI
formed bv the iiter.ectiou N the i'm, IF me
properly now or late Of MIRIAM a osbor, ,vif,-
81 c T. O-b ,rn. with The line Of Of ms Ocean;
running thence along The line Of the Ocean
ia 4 So,ithtlly direction one hundred and fifty
fee t; thence in a WESTERLY direction to the
cean ayenn=: thence northerly one hundred
and fifty feet long said avenue to the property
OF Miriam A. Osborn VIE OF G J.. Osborn,
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SELL HISTORIC SPOTS
Sites Might Have Become Fa-
nous if Used by Army.
Federal Government Propose to Dis
pose of Real Estate Acquired In
Early Times for Fortiflca-
ton Purposes.

Washington. Bits of land which
have, or, If developed, might have fig-
ured largely in the history of the South
are included in the War departments
land junk" sale.
The bill authorizing the sale shows
that the federal government plans to
dispose of real estate which was &C
quired as early as 1899 for fertilization
purposes, but which modern warfare
has relegatetl to the class of surplus
and unnecessary government proper
ty."
Communications received by num-
Der of senators from Southern states
Indicate some of the property will be
purchased by historical societies.
Examination Of the history of the
tracts to be offered for sale revealed
that the deeds to two tracts, Old Fort
Jackson at Savannah, Ca, and Perry
Point in Norfolk county, Virginia, were
made out and stand today, to ''Thom-
as Jefferson, President of the United
States and his successors in Office"
Another tract, Fort Nelson, also In
Norfolk county, Virginia, and bought
as a site for Notifications for Norfolk,
is covered by deed made out to John
Quincy Adams and his successors in
the office of President.
Two parcels to be sold also are
shown to include Beacon island. off
the North Carolina coast, which was
acquired by the government in 1893,
as site for Notifications off New
bern, which was an important city at
the close of the Revolutionary war.
Other sites to be sold are Fort Ma
con, near Beaufort and Morehead City,
n. c., bought in 1910 and 1926 as site
for the defense of Old Topsail Inlet
and Fort st. Phillip, on the Mississippi
river south of New Orleans, which was
acquired as defense against the Brit
ish" prior to the battle of New Orleans.
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| - HERlFF'S SAIE-Bv virtue of q
u } writ Of f. ta 10 me directed. issued out of
the Court OF Chancery of the Slateo New Jersey
will be exposed TO sale at public vendue, on
TUESDAY, the 18TH DAY OF FEBR IEARY. Ie2s
between the hours ofa7 O'Clock aud < O'Clock
said aay. at the Real Estate office OF Villa m
{ Jus rough ~ Madison avenue in the citvg
A-bFy PAX, County of Monmonth, New
Jersey to satisfy a ectve OF said Coart amount
ing to approximately ss,s32..co. =.
In the first place thrty-hve shares of the
hfty-hrst serbs of shares ofthe capital stock
of the Asbury Park building aud Loan AS
sociation, assigned to the complainant by the
defendant Apgar- Moore Auto Motive corpor-
alton.
In The Second Place All that certain lot.
tract or parcel oflsnd and premises fereinaf4
Ter particularly described, Situate living and
being i'll the Township of Neptune, i'll the
and being part of Lot No Four as shown ON
a map Of lots of West Grove in Range C.. Nc
Beginning at stake in or neartfe wester-
ly edge of the old Turnpike Road, now CALI
ed Main Street, and in the northerly line of an
alley twelve feet wide, established by mutual
arrangements by and between Johnson Taylor
and Mary Voorhees, in the year 1884, and re-
cordedin the Clerks Office; thence 1j westerly
along the northerly line of said alley. eighth
feet to a stake: thence (e) northerIy and par
allel with the New York and Long Branch
Railroad, twenty five feet to a stake; thence.
~ easterly parallel with the aforesaid alley.
eighty feet more or les, to the westerly line
OF Main Street: thence (4) southerly along the
same. twenty-five feet, to the place Of Begin
nins; Said beginning point being distant two
hundred and hfty-hve feet on course of sixty
eight degrees and seven minutes east A. i,
1875 from the easterly lii c of the New York
ard Long Branch Railroad, aforesaid, and
sald Railroad bearing north twenty-five de-
grees and ten minutes east at date
Being the same premi SEES conveyed, unto the
sala 4pgaf-Moore auto Motive Corporation bv
George r Moore funnarried) ct ais, by deed
bearing date the 9th day of May 1926
The above described property is known as
No IoI South Main Street, A. bury Park. N i.
Seized as the property Of Apgar Moore Auto
Metlve Corporation, bJdy corporate 1t ais
taxi II III execution at the suit Of "A sbury Park
Building and Loan Association, body corporate,
sndto be sold by
wAtrERH. GRAvArr, sheriff. A.
Dated January 18th, 1923 vs.
DURAND. WINS y eARr ~, Attys. s7s6a
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sA6E-Bv virtne Of >

CHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of a
y writ of Fl. ia to me directed, issued ont of
the Monmouth County Common Pleas Court If
the State OF New Jersey, will be exposed
sale atpublic vendue on
MONDAY, the 22nd day of JANUARY, ro23,
Between the hours of II O'Clock aud S O'Clock,
lat One o'clock, IN the afternoon
of said day, at the Court House, in the
Borough of Freehold, County OF Monmouth
New Jersey, to satisfy Judgment of said Court
amounting to approximately 1858 100.
All the defehd1nt's right, title and interest
in and to the following:
All that certain tract of land and premises
hereinafter particularly DESCRIBED, sitmate in the
h fownship of Holmdel, in the County of Mon.
mouth and State of New Jersey bounded on
the north by the public road leading from
Kerport 10 Middletown on the east and south
by funds of formerly John Dorm now Charles
Johnson, on the west by lands oil now or form
erly John H. Curtis.
Being the same. premises conveyed and
ifcoutain-d and described in the deed from John
H. T. Webster, sole Executor of Mary r
lhorre. decreased, TO Walter Lankenpn. and
Lizzie Lankenau his wife, dated August a..
1911, and recorded in the Monmouth County
Clerk ; Office, i'll Book eIo of deeds. pages I3i,
etc.
seized as the property Of Walter I4ankenau,
taken ii execution a the suit of ON Il S4ckl-s,
AID to be sold by
wAITERH H. GRAvATr. Sheriff
dated December 70 1922
SNYDER & RoBERrs Attorneys. SIS 81.
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sALE.-By virtue of a

CHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue of
- writ of Fl ia. to medirected, issued out OF
the Court of Chancery OF the State OF New Jef-
sew, will be exposed to sale at public vendue, op
TUESDAY, the 18TH day of FEBRUARY, 1898,
between the hours of T7oclock and S O'Clock lat
One O'Clock in the afternoon OF said day at the
Court House in the Borough OF Freehold. county
of Monmouth New Jersey. to satisfy decree
of said Court amounting to approximately
100000.
Ali the following tract or parcel OF Ia nd
and premises hereinafter particularly described
situate, lying and being in the Township
OF Shrewsbury. In the County OF Mon.
mouth, and State of New Jersey
First the lot of land described in the deed
from LYDIA Doty, John L. Doty and Thomas
L. Doty to benjamin c. White, January 20,
Is46. recorded in Monmouth County Clerk s
Office in Book S-4 of deeds, page 100. &c. Be
ginning at a stone near the highway leading
from the Halfway House to Shark River, said
to be the corner stone of Thomas MorttoTd s
hundred acre tract; thence tIl south slxty-tour
degrees twenty minutes west four chalns
seventy links to corner of lot Number on
the map by which it was conveyed. made b..
A. Waling A. D., 1916 and in Mortford's line;
thence (2I north twenty-five degrees and thirty
six minutes west fifteen chains and seventeen
links to corner of twelve acre lot former
ly belonging to Jacob Dennis and Jacob
Brown: thence. 81 north sixty tour degrees
seventy links. to the line of said twelve acre
lot; thence tai south twenty five degrees thirty
six minutes fifteen chains seventeen links to
the beginning Containing seven acres and
thirteen hundredths of an acre
Second ract lying between the foregoing
and the highway leading from the Hallway
House to shark River, bounded north by
lands formerly belonging to Z. Lippincott's
estate. south by lands formerly belonging to
Mortford's estate; upon the east by the west
side of the highway aforesaid and upon the
west by the first mentioned tract, and the
tracts hereby conveyed contain in all eight
acres more or less.
seized as the property OF Bertha G. Kelley ct
ais, taken III execution at the suit of Max
Kruschka. and to he sold by
WAITER H. GRAvATT. Sheriff.
Dated January 18th, 1928.
WILLIAM D. ScIsco, Solicitor s25.62
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CHERIFF,s SALE. BIZ virtue Of a

CHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a
~ writ of f. ia. to me directed, issued out
ofthe New Jersey Supreme Court, will be ex-
posed to sale at public vendue, on
TUESDAY, the Isth day of FEBRUARY, 1923,
between the hours of II O'Clock and S O'Clock
lat One o'clock) in the afternoon of said day at
the Court House, in the Borough of Freehold,
county OF Monmouth, New Jersey. to satisfy
a Judgment OF said Court amounting to APP
proximate1y 100000
al the defendants right title an interest
in an to the following;
All that certain tract or parcel of land and
premises hereinafter particularly described,
situate. lying and being in the City of Long
Branch, in the County of Monmouth and state
of New Jersey
Beginning at the southeast corner of land of
J. Barham and Second Avenue, thence { ~ East
erly along said Barham S land, one hundred
and twenty five feet more or less to the IN i'd
die of the Long Branch Brook; thence (z)
southerly along the center of said Brook
eighty FIVE feet, four and one half inches IN ore
one half inches northeriy from the northeast
corner of land heretofore conveyed to Annie
l.. Newbomb, said point being the northeast
corner of land belonging to Hannah Her
bert and Deborah Herbert, thence t3l westerly
along said Herbert's land, one hundred and
forty eight feet more or less to Second Aven-
ue thence (4l northerly along Second Avenue,
eighty FIVE feet, four and one half inches more
or less, to the point or place of beginning; said
property being bounded on the north by land
of Barham, on the east by Long Branch Brook
on the south by land of Herberts and on the.
west by Second Avenue.
Being the same premises conveyed to the
party of the first part by Joseph Flanagan and
Annie Flanagan, his wife, by deed dated Sep.
TENDER J, 1910, which deed is recorded in the
Office of the Clerk of the County, of Mon
mouth in Book sS3 Of deeds, Page sos, etc.
Seized as the property of Benjamin Wolfson
taken in execution at the suit of Southern I.um-
Der Company, and to be sold by
WALTER H. GRAvATT, Sheriff.
Dated January 9th, 1923
COIN AND CONN, Attorneys, szI Sd
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I'm CHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY.

IN CnANOEnl OE IN IA w ~ ElNk1A ~ :
4 To Marguerite II. Austin and Wiifred 81
Austin. her husband Joseph H. Burger and Mol
lie Burger, his wife.
TAKE NOTICE that on December 1921, by
an order signed by the Chancellor Ct the State
of New Jersey, In cause wherein John =.
Burger and wife are compartments, you are re-
quired to appear, plead, answer or demur to the
complsinants' bi1io or before February q, 1898,
or that in default thereof such decree be made
against you as the Chancellor shall think equit-
able and just.
partition and division of certain lands and prem
Uses in the Township of Wall, owned by John
K. Burger and Joseph ]. Burger; and you Mar
guerite H. Austin and Jose phi H. Burger are made
defendants because you are the children OF
Joseph ]. Burger, deceased, and by reason there
of have an interest in said lands; Ind Wjltred
E Austin is made defendant as the husband OF
said daughter, and Mollie Burger is made de-
PENDANT as the wife of said son, each having
some interest therein.
Dated December II, Io22.
Respectfully,
CLARENCED. MEYER,
Solicitor for Compliments,
SIS Broad Street, liza beth, NJ $3.50
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