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ANTITRUST CONSPIRACY
TRIAL DATE SCHEDULED

or individuals and so Corporations
Plead Mo- Guilty in Furni-
ture Gases.
BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, January 19.-Date for
trial for 81 individual furniture man
ufacturers and so Corporations on
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who journeys to the West Indies il
search Of her father. She finds hii@
dead and her fate subject TO tho
whims Of his second wife, who bed
lievcs the girl is daughter Of 4
beautiful quadroon. Sent 70 the mad
tive quarters, the girl is humiliated
and sought after by two ruthlcsx
men. A dramatic sequence in which
the girl Is saved from an impending
tragedy brings about the climax.
Others in the cast include Arthur
Edmund Carewe, Dale Fuller and
Brandon Hurst.
''1nto Her Kingdom" which brings
Corrinne Griffith to the Eltingc for
Wednesday and Thursday, is . story
Of the last days Of the rule Of the
car in Russia. 4
She plays the role of Russian
Grand Duchess and opposite her as
leading man is Einar Hanson. the
Swedish actor, who, becoming a Boil
shcvik, marrics her with the intcn-
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atch
Your
Breakfast! !

nOW you feel all morning de-
III ponds largely on your break
fast. Thousands have uncnergctic
forenoons because Of wrong break
fast eating.
To feel right. you must have a
well-balanced. complete breakfast
ration. At most other mcals-lunch
and dinner--you get il. But break
fast is hurried. often badly chosen.
Thus Quaker Oats. containing
1876 protein. foods great tissue
builder; S8% carbohydrate, its great
energy. element. plus all-importan
vitamines and the bulk" that male
laxatives seldom needed. is The i,
tetic urge Of the world today
Il is food that Stands -"
through the morning.
Get Quaker Oats today. ~
have two kinds: Quick G
which cooks in } to S minise, a.
Quaker Oats.
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rides an Irish Jumper to victory on
an American track. Leslie Fenton
and Janet Gaynor. who played the
dramatic role Of Anna Burger in
1.-THE Johnstown Flood.~ have the
leads while the comedy ccnters about
J. Farrell Macdonald, Of 1.-THE Iron
Horse" fame. John Ford directed
"Thc Shamrock Handicap"
Fenton plays tho Irish jockey. Miss
Caynor plays the Lady Shcila Gaff-
ney, who owns Rosalccn Dhu. a fam
Gus Irish jumper. while Macdonald
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Albert Hart. Bismarck, is at the
81. Alckius hospital with Il bullet
wound in his leg, as tho result Of an
accident that occurred Sunday. Hart
and group Of friends were having
target practice at his home ON tho
south side. The bullet has been re-
moved and unless complications set
in no serious trouble is expected.
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non Of infiicting . punishment worse
than death.
How he learns to love his wife
when they are established in an
American home provides ono Of the
most powerful dramatic situations in
this remarkable film.
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PICNIC TOMORROW

Employees and officials Of the
Bank Of North Dakota. with men,
bcrs Of the Industrial Commission
as guests, will 60 70 sunny tomorrow
afternoon for a picnic. An elaborate
program of sports has been arranged
for the occasion.
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fRAvrs ON VACATION

Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Cayou lett
yesterday by car for Mitchell. s. D.,
and Rig Stone Il lake. in Minnesota
for 4 two weeks vacation.
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Owatonna, MIMI, will BE- in Bis.
marck tomorrow in tho interests or
Pillsbury Academy IT Owatonna. Mr..
Smith was here last week, but spent
the weekend in Iowa. He will be
at the Grand Pacific hotel tomorrow
and will be glad to interview any
young men interested in the courses
Of study and advantages offered at
the academy.
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AT THE MOVIES
ELTINCE THEATRE

Bcbc Daniels is seen at the EltingC
for the last times tonight in "Vol.
cano." Ricardo COrtcx and Wallace
Beery are featured with Miss Dan.
icls. The story deals with girl
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.i;,slf' CLASSES .OPEN

The music classes. Of St. Mary's
school was opened for registration on
Monday morning and classes begun
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SHOT IN Lex;

takes the part Of Dennis O'Shea. the
trainer.
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GUEST AT BROTHER,S HOME

Miss Lillian Bailey Of Washington,
d. c., is spending = few days in the
city. a guest Of her brother and
sister-in Mr.. and Mrs. H. /.
Bailey. Miss Bailey will leave Thurs.
day for Yellowstone National Park.
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MOTOR TRIP TO PARK

:, A. y. Benson, Bismarck; Z. Carson
Of. Avoca, Wis, and Stanley Larson Of
EoKs Rock, Wis.,, left yesterday on
: motor trip to the Yellowstone Ma
ti0naL park. W
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FORMER RESIDENT HERE

A. C. Sorenson. formerly with the
Sorenson Hardware store here. now
salesman for the Congoleum-Ns
Co., Of Minneapolis. was n the city
Yesterday transacting business and
visiting friends.
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CAPlTOl. THEATRE

1.-THE Shamrock Handicap. which
will show at the Capitol theatre to-
morrow. is thrilling Peter b. Kync
story Of an heroic Irish jockey who
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RETI1RNS FROM VACATION

Miss Marie Mxlloy has returned
from . weeks vacation Ut Under.
wood and Garrison and has resumed
, her work ut tho Bismarck Cloak
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ENTERTAINED AT BRIDGE

Misses Ruth and Marion Staley en-
tertained Saturday afternoon ct .
bridge luncheon in compliment 70
Mrs. Kenneth Treacy Of Camp Lewis,
WASH. formerly Miss Helen Harper
Of Valley City, sorority sister Of
the Misses Staley. There were four
tables prcttily decorated with garden
flowers. In the bridge games which
followed the luncheon Miss Gene.
We've Parsons and Miss Mary Nuchols
won hosors.
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AT MINNESOTA LAKES

Miss Clara Christensen and Miss
Margaret Fairbanks left Sunday
morning by car for a two weeks
vacation at the Minnesota lakes.
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coE6 TO GRAND fORK6
sviKcont lGvtenes lsft this naOfni
ing fes GRIND FORKS.
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ENTERTAINING COUSINS
Miss Marion Alderman has . her
house guests her cousins, Mas Aha
Beckman and Miss LOrette Smidt, Of
Quincy, ILL.,. who will Be here for
two weeks. !,
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Miss Olga Steen
Honor Guest at
Surprise Shower

Miss Olga Stesn, who IL leaving
the latter part 81 the week for Min
ne&polis. to study at the >McPhAi1
school Of music was 4 guest Of
honor ct - surprise handkerchief
shower given last evening at The
home Of Mrs. Stella Aaberg, AZ
Fifth street. by the girls employed
at the Bank Of North Dakota.
Whist was played during the even
ing, honors going to Miss Mary
.Schlinkcr and Miss Elizabeth Butler.
A luncheon was served at the con.
clusion Of the evening.
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MOTOR TO BLACK HILLS

MI. and Mrs. w. F. McGrsw, &C.
con, panied by Mrs. McGraw's broth
or. left today on a two weeks motor
trim in the Black Hills.
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VISITING HERE

Archie McCrxy. University Of
North Dakota student, who has been
spending THO summer st the Yellow
stone National park, arrived In Bis
narck last week for visit with rcla-
Gives and friends.
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HERE WITH RELATIVES
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Hagen OF
Painted Woods we're whiting rela-
tiyes in Bismarck yesterday.
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DIR. ROBERTSON GOES HOME :
DR.. E.. r. Robertson, president OF
Wesley College, Grand Forks. has
been DISCHARGED from / Bismarck
hospital dnd fcft for Grand Forks
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MRS. MURPHY AT HOSPITAL
Mrs. h. b. Mufphy has entered tho
Dfsmsrck hospital for treatmsnt
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HERE UN HuStNFsSO
4. p. femme Of Beulih was Ia the
city yesterday on business. :.
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VISITED HERE

Frank Feeney Of Carson, formerly
employed at the Bank Of North Da-
kota, was in the city over the week
end visiting friends.
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VISITED RELATIVES HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. william e. Bulge Of
CraAd Forks were guests Of Mr..
0udee's brother and sister LAW,
Mr.. and Mira. Ernest Bulge. and sis
ter. Miss Christie Bulge, over Sum
dag, leaving Monday morning on =
trip to til Badlands. They are ex-
pected IN Bismarck again this week
end for q longer visit
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BUSINESS VISITOR
urpr M n1fa9NrNS

0U3INIICD 1OIIVW
T.. b. Moore 81 Tclfer transacted
business III the ttty yesterday.
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vIs1peNC: MRS. .McCRAY

Miss Virginia Cayou IL spending
two woeks ~ the guest Of Mrs. Z.
w. Gray. at Garrison.
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MR.. BYSTROM UNDERGOES
n0frQ ATlnN

N. e. Bystron,, manager Of the st.
Hilaire Lumber Co., who underwent
an operation this morning at the
Bismarck hospital. is getting along
nicely, IL was reported by hospital
authorities this afternoon.
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\. SHOPPfsD IN BISMARCK
!. Mrs. L. +. NugePt Of Wilton was
shopping IN Bisnlafek yesterday.
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TUESDAY, AUGUST TO- Aa26 7
Social and Personal
Bridge Dinner Was
| Given Monday BY Mr..
and Mrs. Patterson

II. ana Mrs. =. g. Patterson en-
.tertained last evening II their
apAr4ment at the Mckenzie hotel At
. BRIDE dinner. Covers were marked
for 10 guests 1t the attracttvely sp-
pointed table.
After dinner bridge was played,
honors going to Mrs. W. E. Cole and
Joseph Breslow.
Out.ol-town guests included thc
Misses Rose and Lillian Danxiger Of
Columbus, Ohio. and George Haggart
Of Fargo.
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II ia not known just how the acct !
dent occurred. .F-
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LEFT FOR CALIFORNIA
Mrs. Minnie S. Prater left yestcr-
day for Glendale, Calf, where she
will make her home with her son.
William Prater.
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HERS FROM FARCO

r. J. Young Of Fargo, representing
a Minneapolis firm in North Dakota.
was in Bismarck yesterday for
visit with friends. s
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VISITING DAUGHTER

VISITING DAUGHTER
NJ. G.. Maxwell Of Bedford. Iowa,
arrived in Bismarck this morning for
: several days visit with his daugh-
ter. Mrs. B. r. Flanagan. Mr.. Max
we'll will return homo Friday.
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RETURN FROM YELLOWSTONE
DR.. and Mrs. II. A. Brardes have
returned from q several weeks
motor trip q the Yellowstone Ma
tlOu0I p0gAs4 .~.-t
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TO OPEN SHOP IN LISBON

Miss Ruth Carney, who has been
employed Ut the Frances shop in Bis
marck for the past two years, left
this morning for Minneapolis and
Morris, MIMI, where she will visit
relatives. Miss Carney will then re-
turn TO Lisbon, N. d.. to open
beauty shop there.
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PARENTS OF SON
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. F0rtenberry an
nounce The birh Of SON yestegday
6 tho Bismarck hospital.
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Mrs. Christ Bechtold and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Gene Schroeder, Of Granite
City, Ill.,, and Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Brandes and son Of Chicago have
been guests Of DR.. and Mrs. H. A.
Brandcs FOR few days. They are
leaving tonight for their homes.
Mrs. ncchtold IL DR.. Brandes' moth
er; Mrs. Schroeder, his sister; and
Mr.. Brandcs, his brother.
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nrrI1RN FRnM TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray O'Bricn have
returned from two weeks wedding
trip to Minneapolis and other Min
nesOta points.
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RETlfRNN H0ME

RETURNS HUME
Miss Alma Norman, who has been
the guest Of Mrs. c. NJ. Hanson. SIS
Sixth street, for the past week, re-
turned to her home in Minneapolis
today:
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ENTERTAIN FOR MRS. PRATER

Mrs. Frank Pratcr entertained
Saturday evening at an informal
party for Mrs. Minnie s. Prster. who
left yesterday for California to
make her home. Fourteen ladies
were in attendance, cards and con-
vcrsation furnishing amusement. 4
luncheon was served.
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HERE TOMORROW

We've PARSONS ana MISS MARY NucnOlS
won honors,
HERE TOMORROW
Rev. Arthur Charles Smith OF
Owatonna, Mimi, will be in Bis.
marck tomorrow In the interests OF
Pillsbury Academy at Owatonna. Mr..
the weekend in Iowa. He will be
at the Grand Pacific hotel tomorrow
and will be glad to interview any
young men interested in the courses
Of study and advantages offered at
the academy.
PICNIC TOMORROW
Employees and officials Of the
Bank Of North Dakota, with men,
bcrs Of the Industrial Commission
rs guests, will 60 70 sunny tomorrow
afternoon for picnic. An elaborate
program of sports has been arranged
for the occasion.
GUEST AT BROTHERS. HOME
Miss Lillian Bailey Of Washington,
d. c., is spending . few days in the
city. 4 guest Of her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. H. L.
Bailey. Miss Bailey will leave Thurs
day for Yellowstone National Park.
FORMER RESIDENT HERE
A. c. Sorenson. formerly with the
Sorenson Hardware store here. now
salesman for the Congoleum-N oirn
Co., Of Minneapolis. was 70 the City
Yesterday transacting business and
visiting friends.
RETURNS FROM VACATION
Miss Marie Mxlloy has returned
from . weeks vacation at Under.
wood and Garrison and has resumed
her work ut the Bismarck Cloak
shop.
ENTERTAINING COUSINS i
Miss Marion Alderman has o her
house guests her cousins, Mas Aha
Beckman and Miss L0rette Sniidt, Of
Quincy, ILL.,. who will Be here Tor
two weeks. y 49,.
AT MINNESOTA LAKES
Miss ClaEA christensen and Miss
Margaret Fairbanks left Sunday
morning by car for a 3wo weeks
vacation at the Minnesota lakes.
LEAVES ON VACATION
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. CAyou left
yesterday by car for Mitchell. 5. D..
and Rig Stone lake. in Minnesota
for . two weeks vacation.
iusIC' CLASSES OPEN e
The music classes. Of St. ,Mary's
school was opened for registration on
Monday morning and classes begun
today. u Z
MOTOR. TO BLACK HILLS
MI. and Mrs. w. +. McGraw. &C.
com panied by Mrs. McGraw's broth
or, left today on a two weeks motor
trip in the Black Hills.
VISITED HERE s.
Frank Feeney Of Carson. formerly
employed at the Bank Of North Da-
kota, was in the city over the week
end visiting friends.
HERE FROM FARGO
r. J. Young Of Fargo, representing
a Minneapolis firm in North Dakota.
was in Bismarck ycste rday for
visit with friends. s
LEFT FOR CALIFORNIA
Mrs. Minnie S. Pratcr left yestcr-
day for Glendale. Calf, where she
will make her home with her son.
William PrateE
RETURN FROM TRIP
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray O'Bricn have
returned from two weeks wedding
trip to Minneapolis and other Min
: nesots points.
RETURN FROM YELLOWSTONE
DR.. and Mrs. II. A. Brapdes have
returned from . several weeks
motor trip = the Yellowstone Ma
tional park IL.
VISITING MRS. McCRAY
Miss Virtinia Cayou is spending
two woeks as the guest Of Mrs. g
, w. Gray at Garrison.
HERE WITH RELATIVES :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Hagen OF
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GUESTS FROM HARTFORD.
CONN.
Miss Marion Quain Of Avenue a
has o. house guests Misses Mildred
and Edna Sperry of Hartford, Conn.
The Pleasantville press., 1926-12-14

immediately. after final passage and
publication hereof, and upon the pay
mcnt of the costs and expenses afore-
said. make and file in the office of 'hc
Clerk of the County Of Atlantic II copy
of this ordinance. together with a copy
of the proof of publication hereof. duly
certified by him under the corporate
seal of the city Of Somcrs Point. Tor
and publication of this ordinance,
record as required by law.
Section &. That all ordinances or
parts of ordinances Inconsistent with
the provisions hereof be and the same
are hereby repealed.
Notice is hereby given by the Com
mon Council of the city of Soncrs
Point that the foregoing ordinance Was
introduced and passed first reading at
n regular meeting held on Friday eve
ming, September 10, 1926, and ON sec
ond reading at "a regular meeting ol
the Common Council OF the City of
Somers Point. 'lcld Friday evening.
October Is. 1926. and finally passed
on third and final reading after n
public hearing of said Common Cotn-
ell held in city Council Chambers
City Hall, at a regular meeting
December 10, 1926.
Approved. WILLIAM S1iAliitOCh
President, Common Council
and Acting Mayor.
Attest: JAMES G. SGGLL.
City Clerk.
Dated December II. 1926.
The Pleasantville press., 1926-12-14

streets. avenues and highways in the
City of Somers Point known As Brad
dock Avenue, Marks Road, Broadway,
Point Avenue, Laurel Avenue and
Woodland Avenue as are, extend upon
or cross the property of the Ocean
City Harbors. situate in the City of
SOmers Point. New Jersey, and de-
Scribed as follows:
ALL that certain tract OF parcel of
land situate in the city Of Soncrs
Point. County of Atlantic and state
of New Jersey. and more particularly
described in certain Deeds from the
Holly Hills Corporation to the Ocean
City HarbOrs. dated January g, 1926,
recorded January 2lst, 1926, IN Book
Sl3. page 80, and from Lewis B Ma
dated September 2G, 1928, recorded
November 10th, 1929, in Book No. 7S6,
page 482, in the Atlantic County
Clerks office. which said land is
known as the Ocean City HarborS
Tract. and is bounded on the North
cast by DobbS Avenue: on the Fast by
Woodland Avenue and its line extend
ed to the Great Egg Harbor Bay; on
the South by Great Egg. Harbor Bay;
on the Southwcs, by lands OF Matthias,
Robinson, Lashley, Gordon Williams
and the County Road. and on the
and other meadowlands abutting SAD
property, as shown on the Map OF
lands Of the City of Somcrs Point, filed
in the Clerks office of Atlantic Coun-
ty. a,.truc copy of which is attached
hereto and by this reference thereto
made part hereof, be and the same
are hereby vacated.
Section 2. That all other avenues.
streets. roads. paths or rights OF way
of every kind. nature or description
which are extend upon or cross the
said property of the Ocean City ilar-
bors. above described. bc and the same
are hereby vacated.
Section g. That the public right
arising from any dedication OF 'he
aforesaid portions of said Braddock
Avenue, Marks Road, Broadway Point
Avenue. Laurel Avenue and Woodland
Avenue or any or either of them. bc
and the same is hereby released ana
eXtingllished.
Section g. That this ordinance shall
not take effect until all costs and ex-
penses incurred by the City of Somers
Point in and about the preparation
and publication of notice of intention.
mailing of notices thereof, preparation
certification of a copy thereof and fll-
ing same with the Clerk of the County
of Atlantic, etc. be paid by the said
Ocean City Harbors, payment of which
is hereby made a condition precedent
to the taking effect hereof.
Section s. That the City Clerk shall
The Pleasantville press., 1926-12-14

VIM. II. Collision, Jr., and Bros, 1926,
(which said map WAS approved by the
Common council of the City of SomerS
Point August 6. 1926 and co9y there
of dul" filed in the Clerks office of
the County of Atlantic, August 7.
1926. except such streets. avenues,
roads lanes alleys or highways as
are shown and dclineated upon the
sand laSt mentioned map or pian. ANA
releasing and eXtinguishing the public
right therein
BE IT ordained by the Common
Section /; That Mermaid lanc
Drlmar Avenue. Rhodes Avenue, Har-
Ian Avenue. Concord Avenue. Hun
ter Avenue, Irving Avenue, Millett
Avenue sheridan Avenue, Wimonl
Avenue, Windsor Avenue, Gettysburg
Avenue, Locust Avenue, Webster
Avenue. Charlton Avenue. Gilmore
Avenue. Princeton Avenue, Fillmore
Avenue Edgcmont Avenue, Mont
rose Avenue. iiorttcr Avenue, Clevc-
den Avenue, Woodlawn Avenue. Vic
torsa Avenue. ,Meadland Avenue,
Montrcy Avenue. Philnont Avenue,
Colorado Avenue and Sherwood Ave
nue., in the City of Somcrs Point,
New Jersey as shown and set forth
upon certain map or plan entitled,
"Plan No. of Dcl-Hcy. SOmcra
Point. Atlantic Co. n j.. Gordon
Williams " Co, agents. VIM. H. Col
liSOn. Jr., CiVil Engineer 1875, Az
kinson Avenue adjoining Great Egg
Harbor Bay and all streets, avenues.
roads. lanes, alleys or highways III
tho city of Somers Point, now cx-
istinG within the territorial limits
shown upon map entitled, plan No.
of Dcl-Rcy, Somcrs Point, Atlantic
Co, n. j., Gordon Williams a. Co
agents VIM. IL. Collision Jr.. and Bros
1926" which said map was approved
by the Common Council of the City
of Somcrs Point August g. 1926, and
a copy thereof duly filed in the
Clerks office Of the County of Au-
antic. August 7. 1926, except such
street. avenues. roads. lanes, alleys
or highways as are shown and delin-
Gated upon the said last mentioned
map or plan, be ana the same are
hereby vacated
Section 2 That the public right
arising from any dedication of the
said streets, avenues, lanes. roads.
highways or alleys mentioned in the
next preceding section hereof or any
or either of them be and the same is
hereby released and eXtngttished
Section 3. That this ordinance
shall not be construed as vacating or
extinguishing the public right or in
terest in such streets, avenues. roads.
lanes. alleys or highways as are
shown and deineatcd upon the said
map or plan hereinbefore last men
toned and referred to, which was
The Pleasantville press., 1926-12-14
marry you.

Il won't. Ill"
Tommy Trcadwcll, Wit y sense OF
true delicaCy. put an md to the
scene.
You're all unstrung. Connie he
said gently. Better get some rest.
Good night
She hesitatcd. then buried h"rf face
IN her hands and walked away slow.
ly. AS she passed Tommy, he whis.
pered swiftly:
IN phone tomorrow Bc ready. .
He did not even say good night TO
II. Hedge, but strod" from the con
servatory and minute later left the
house.
As for the party, it ended. accord
ing 10 fixed time limit. at eleven
O'Clock. There were not worry many
left at that hour. 50 that no cxtcn-
sive hardship was done Only the
efficiency man was about downstairs
when the New Year came in with a
tolling of bells.
He looks rather sound and sens
ible." unused II. Hedge as he turned
out the desk light But, as for
marrying Constance-certainly not
cannot permit it,"
Constance arose early. II was
scarcely seven O'Clock. but there was
a strategic reason for the unusual
event. Constance was going away:
she was about to quit the shelter of
the Brooke roof,tree for that of an.