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, 1926-08-11
A Startling Announcements!

lust when we all marvel at the won.
derfulIy improved FORD CAR at the
. same old price, another surprise comes,
with a drop of $500 90.
Only quantity production makes this
possible, and the world realizes every
day that the Ford Car gives you more
pleasure with a much smaller invest
ment, than any other car of its class.
Those that know value buy New FOrds.
1t is also the easiest car to resell in
st. Croix.
Our price on a touring car, with Self
Starter and Balloon Tires is $545.OO
Danish West Indian Currency.
What more can yOW expect?
ROBERT ARMSTRONG,
The Ford Agency, ChrlstidnSted.
July 18th, 1926.
, 1926-08-11
uStReceiVed
AT
S~taRemann'S Store.

A new supply of Ford Parts in
Guiding
Commutator Wires for new and old
style Fords. Starter Motor Drive Gear,
Spindle Bodies, Main Bearings, Magnets,
Coil Boxes, Connecting Rods. Brake
Shoes, Brake Band Innings, Fan Belts.
Generator Armatures. Coil Boxes D. S.
& A. S. Bearings, Muf1ers. CYL. Head
Gaskets, Starting Switch, Ignition
Switches, Diff. Drive Gear, Thrust Wash
ers, Pumps, Fire Gauges, Carburetors.
and many others too numerous to men
ton.
C~hristiansted. June 10th, 1926.
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STEPHENS HAS
HARD job III
COMEBACK
Faces Hard One in Mahan;
Garcia Taking on
Sanders.

Although he thinks all the world %
Brooke stephens. Promoter JACK
Shelton gave this former local favor
itr Il hard nut to crack in his first
attempt at n comeback" after a year
of comparative idleneSs.
Brooke. a San Antonio boy. who
learned his ring tricks in local arenas.
was going good up TO a year ago, when
he decided to quit the ring in favor Of
n college education. He entered ST.
Edwards University. Austin. How
ever. he has kept in fine physical
condition by serving aS boxing in
Structor TO his fellow pupils.
He now desires to get back in the
game. and Promoter Shelton has ac-
commodated him by putting him
against Dummy Mahan in one Of the
two tcn-round events Of Tuesday
nights NIT card at the National
Thcatcr. Mahan is one Of the tough
est Of the tough. stephens and MahGI
will weigh in at 40 pounds.
George Sanders and Carlos Garcia.
principals in the other tcn-roundcr.
assure the fans that there will be few
dull moments when they tangle up.
Garcia. idol of the Mexican fans. is
anxious to keep his record unhe-
smirchod since coming To San Antonio
from Monterey. while Sanders is oIt
10 make up for a previous defeat at
the hands Of Mike Vasquez. another
great gallery favOrite.
Danny Long Of Kelly Field meets
Martin Flaherty Of Boston in the six
round preliminary TO the two main
events. Long is recognized locally a,
Il fairly clever boxer with hard
punch in his right glove. but. from
what Promoter Shelton says. Flahert5
is no SLOUGH himself. Flahertys faith
or was a famous bare-knuckle scrip
per Of the old days.
Red" Graves and Ben Saya arc cx
pccted to furnish a smuggling match IL
the fOur-round curtain raiser.
Birst bell at ; 30.
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NAN
SUCCEEDS
BRIDGES
Accepts Important Post in
Southwestern
Conference.

WACO, April Morley
Jennings, for fourteen years athletic
director. football. baseball and basket
ball coach at OuGchita College. Ark,
adclphia, Ark. is the new head coach
at Baylor University.
Jennings was not an applicant for
the position and did not know that
he was seriously considered until he
received an invitation to come to
Waco for n discussion of the situa
ton. Jennings, after asking for more
time TO consider the position and to
confer with Ouachita College officials.
was granted additional time. and Sun
day b. +. COndray, faculty member
Of Baylor University and former ath-
lete under Jennings. went to Ark
adelphia to discuss the matter.
Jennings has wired his acceptance.
which will make him Baylor's athletic
director and head football and base
ball coach.
Jennings may become head coach ut
Baylor as early as June II. He will
be in Waco for the Baylor com
mencemPnt in order to become thor
oughly conversant with the situation.
after which he will attend two coach
ing schools Of national fame during
the summer months. Last year he
attended the coaching school at the
University Of Wisconsin.
As coach of the Ouachita College
baseball team for fourteen years. he
won ten championships, and rs foot
ball coach he also won ten cham
pionshipS. For the last two years
his football teams have been undc-
fcated. winning from both Arkansas
University and Mississippi A. and NJ.
which are of higher rating than
Ouachita.
Jennings comes to Baylor with
recommendation from some Of the
most prominent coaches and athletic
directors in the South and South
west.
He succeeds Frank r. Bridges. for
several years Baylor coach. who re-
Gently resigned suddenly after a mis-
understanding over the conduct Of
the athletic department with Prcsi-
dent $. J. Brooks Of the university.
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j. s. FISHERY HEADS
TO INSPECT MEDINA

Further development Of Medina
Lake as rainbow trout fishing re-
ort is expected rs a result of the cx-
pcctcd visit of Henry O'Mallcy. com
missioner Of the United States DE
partmcnt of Fisheries. and his chief
deputy. Glenn G. Leach. who is an
authority on rainbow trout. They
will be at the Guntcr hotel Sunday
morning and will be taken to Medina
Lake by Secretary BIZ Furlong Of
rhr Chamber of Commerce and Other
San AntUnians. Superintendent o..
y. Baldwin Of the state fish hatch
cries Mt San Marcos, also will b" in
the party.
Mr.. Leach and Mr.. O'Mallcy were
responsible for the introduction 81 rain.
bow trout in Medina Lake. They HrU
convinced that the famous game fish
will thrive in Texas water and furth-
or stocking Of the lake is probable.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06
MISS Wills DELAYS
ARRIVAL IN PARIS

PARIS. April 6. - Up - Helen
Wills, Americas woman tennis cham
pioH. disappointed She crowd which
gathered today 10 witness her srurI.
uled exhibition in the Easter covorrd
courts Tournament Of the Tennis
Club of Paris.
Ms Wills was expected up to ~.
last minute. and Albert Camel. prnsi.
dent of the French Tennis Fedora
ton accompanied by the shiu.u-
lights Of French tennis. went 10 rh"
Care De Lyons "a welcome her. i
telegram was received. however. SAY
ing that the American champion hal
DELAYED her departure from Italy.
Miss Wills nov B.. expected 10 pla.
ID Milan today and Wednesday. Shs
viii not appear i'm competition in
Paris until th" hard courts champion
ships. beginning June =. although -Ic
viii begin playing practice match"s
IS -"nu as She arrives here. about
april l..
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which. supposedly. be- could hdY,
broken. nay avoidod-just by gcn,Iy
lingering Ernics spine.
Brown won the first fall with ::
duTIn"s" "2lOrk in fourteen minuu 81.
Glover tOul; the second in nineteen
minute, with a rerieS If Lewis head
lrcI,s aud Brown decided the match
With q tire minute fall. accomplish
ed With a split and some jiu jifsu
trimmings.
Thcr. was plenty Of tumbling. hur.-
;uc. -'apping. jumping and squorz-
Ing E"'Hccu falls. and the mat fans
got quit" q kick our e il all.
To make the evening compile.
GIr'"r briefly addressed the rru~G
alt"r hi dcirat. explaining how nc
had starved himself 10 make weight
and arhcd Tor another chance 1t
brown Men. women and rhiIdrcn-in
arms "aIn" M 10 shake hands with
him aud "pmmis-rratr with him. 20
powerful WIS his uratuory.
ALL TRY jill JITSU.
ANY everybody left the ball Try
ing out jiu jirsu poke on the fans
ia front 81 tn"In.
R"ughhUu-c Curli-s. after having
D.. flrzyrmaiIs maHicurci Dy Promoter
J.c, Fox. threw Clifton Ellis twi'r
~ f.." minutes in q preliminary. lid
Allison took "uc.fall match FROM
Cecil BromIrr. No time was kept DIt
b." did il in = hurry.
Promoter Fox announced that
EruHu urpb: bis would meet Ivan
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Fight Results

HARTFORD, Conn.-Paul lirrleH'
bach. Astoria. y. y, light-hearr'
weight champion beat Ray Neumam,
Jersey City. y. j.. 1OD. Bobby Gar
Ella. Baltimore. Nd. defeated Johnny
Drew, Worcester. Mass.
NEW. YORK-Ray Miller. chi.
cago, knocked out Jackie Snyder,
New York. l2J. Ernie Jarvis, Eng
land. beat NANNY Wcxlcr. New York.
0OD. Sergeant Sammy Baker. Nit
cbcl Field. Outpointcd Irish Tommy
Jordan, New York. NOD.
BAYONNE. y. J. - Frankie &c
naro beat Hilly Levine. Brooklyn. y.
Y. GOD. Jackie Gordon. Brooklyn.
won from Billy KENNEDY. New Or.
leans.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. - Tommy
Loughran. Philadelphia. defeated Nal"
Okun. New York. GOi.
MINNEAPOLTS. MINI. - Califor.
Joe Lynch. San Francisco. OutpOin,c cd
Ernie FliegcI. Minneapolis, G0D.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06
FENCES CAN'T SCARE
BERG'S MILL BIFFER

Big Boy Bazaun. the lad from
Rrr2'. Mil. who had never before
played inside If a ball park, did not
Icr 81 little thing like q fence IRE
vent him from Summing the ball IN
o.. usual form. His homer gave tn
Azfr"s q I-tD.G victory over the Rcd
Ball Bu-mcu 81 Van Dazzle Stadium
Sunday morning.
DAMN Perez bcstod Jacobs Of Ear
Eu,nrU iu pitchers battle and ln"
hzjcrs took the second game. : &" J.
joe Thoigs hurled well in the first
game. while Hall was touched sor
hits in the piuchcs.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06
OWNER OF BIG RACE
WINNER BREAKS EVEN

NEW YORK. April 6.-R)-Char-
ley Schwartz. American gportsm#ir.
whose Jack Homer. captured the 1000
pound Grand National Stceple Chas"
in England recently, "brok" about
even on the race. he said whom
hc arrived here today on the Levin
than.
Schwartz paid 1000 pounds for
Jack Hnrncr two weeks before ~"
Grand National and gave half of nc
winnings to his jockey. ".Lnd !
never wager on rnr.n" myself" L."
added. II am ir is for the spor.."
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turing. he gave up but two hits. One
Of these. however. was triple to
right by the first Eatfler batter. Act
ing Captain George NcsrSta. George
tried 10 score on Gruundcr Z" Col
vim and as thrown out ut the plate.
Bill Ward southpawel the las, four
innings. He walked in a couple OF
runs in the eighth.
Some clever fielding by the Rat
tiers held the score down. Tho fea-
turc was Earl EnElish'S throw to
Catcher Schulz in the second to cut
down Paulson at the plate after Con
zalcS had singled clearly. English
made five catches in the outficld.
some of them exceptionally good. Bill
imcrS turned in q couple of good
catches and Seccnd-baSeman Will
made some snappy stops and throws.
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Camp Chatter
Batting RACES.
Lots of Homers.
Cardinals Lose.
Hodapp Breaks Leg.

Many disheartening hours are just
around the corner for big league hurl-
ers unless the batting records made
in the most recent exhibition games
are only "streak of luck" \ num-
Der of pitchers worked in vain yestcr-
day and a few of them experienced
their worst dreams coming true. their
offerings proving the very thing the
batsmcn desired. In eight oi the
days IL exhibition hit-fcsts grand
total of 1SS safe blows were made,
112 going to the winners and II to
the losers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06
MOTOR NINE LOOKING
FOR PRACTICE GAME

The Morgan-Woodward baseball
team will hold workout at ): so
Tuesday afternoon Mt San Pedro
Park Manager Halliday urges that
all players b" present. Morgan
Woodward also wants prnctir"
game Wednesday afternoon. Phone
Manager Halliday at Mission 1927.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06
MATHEWS TO ST. LOUIS L.

MOSCOW. Idaho. April G.-LP) -
II. J.. Mathews. director NJ rfllnfin
and head football coach at the Uni.
ycrsitv Of Idaho. will become h":d
football coach At the University ~ :.
Louis. President I'Tham ANNOUNCED
that If y suitable successor can -
obtained. Mr.. Mathews will leave i'm
mcdiatcly.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06
PARISH TEACHERS
BACK IN THE FIELD

Parish LrmcnrrS will rrprr"uizr trr
baseball this year. GEN Scng re-
portS St. Lro's. St Marv's. ii
Annc's. st. C"cclia's and Perpetual
Help parishes lined mp and rrndr 10
90. Gene successfully organized par-
ish leagues IN other ycary.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
TO ADOPT SCHEDULE

4 schedule and an official ball arr
20 be- -d,.trd at the meeting Of 'Lr
Commercial League 1T = O'Clock Tue
day night AT u. y. MDorc's sprrtiF..
gpds store. All Managers arr 10 %"
on hand.
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See You April l6!


,Halrad 'or Gsr1.r i'm seventh.
1ABattad t"r Rodriguez in f.ftH.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06

The gardeners were kept busy.
Wright of the Pittsburgh Pirates,
damned out two homcrs to feature his
clubs one-sided victory over Indian
apolis at Hot Springs, and the De
troit Tigers collected nine cxtra-base
hits while defeating Atlanta at At
lanta, 1G to !. Lazcrri and Gehrig
Of the New York Yankees each hit
four baggers in defeating Brooklyn at
Knoxville. Taylor and Welsh of the
Boston Braves brought in three runs
each by cleaning the bags with hits
against Jersey City.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06

In the three interlcague games. the
Washington Senator's. Philadelphia
Athletics and Yankees, all junior cir
cult flag cOntendcrs, emerged victO-
riOus. The Senator's hammered two
New York Giant hurlers for II hits,
nine coming in the ninth, for nine
runs. The Giant-SenatOr series is
now tied, 2-all. and will be resumed
today at Augusta, Ga.
The Yanks won their seventh
straight from the Dodgers, starting off
in the first frame with six runs off
Burlcigh Grimes. The Athletics
cIinched the series against the other
home team. the Phillics, winning their
fourth straight victory. Eddie Rom
mel. Mack's acc, went the full route
for the winners.
Both Boston teams had a success
full day, the Braves scoring I l runs
against the Jersey City club and
the Red SOX downing the Louisville
Colonies. Ruffing Of the Red Hose
shut cut the Kentuckians for five
innings.
r., So a., +
niSaStcr HaS ii n.:. IN: '"liti'S VI
pnIo Gains WI 'illcII'i''s. p''I 1911
HOdapp. Cleveland third ackcr. being
on crutcbrS with compound fracture
Of the right leg. Coach Grover Land
y pf'lHI!nE ~ "Iu I"So u r,:n;1!aL
Suri' IuIIns ln, nDS'.'e VI c IlSl.liS';
, nnu ii"rS Ia Iro.n 'nr IN C ,,n IIo
'ih'-gP' h 'i i-ul"Ne VIII '"Ne iio'
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FavOrites won in most instances
yesterday, tie big timers winning
seven Of the eight tits with BUSH
ers. The only upset was suffered
by the St. Louis Cardinals, Out-hit
and Out-scOred by the Shreveport
ers. The Red Birds have reared
along like a cyclone this spring and
the unexpected defeat may serve as
a tonic, knocking them from the
tree Of r-confidence. They will
meet Tulsa today.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-06
HOW 1T WORKS.

Tho subscription system. as Mr..
Murphy explained. is similar to the
pari-mutual system employed in many
other states. but is just different
enough TO come within the law. Those
Of a sportivc nature place their dincro
on certain horse. The exposition
accepts said dinero. Then, if the
horse they picked wins. all Of the
money Subscribed" goes to, holders or
tickets on the winning nag.
II was finally decided. as was dis
closed at the start Of the poem, to
pull test race. Obliging county Of
ficials will be requested to be on
band with an injunction. restraining
the promoters from conducting the
race under the subscription" system.
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HENzES WILL
HOLD DOWN
I HIR D
Serre Out for Two Months
Ratilers Defeated,
IL to z.

San Antonio fans have seen tho lat
+ their Bears until they come ho:Hc
on April 1G. engaged in actual ba,-
tie for Texas League laurcls.
Honus Mite marshallcd some dozu
and half Of his warriors at League
Park early Tuesday morning. and IrtI-
ed them aboard a bus for Austin,
where they play the Capital Civ.
Texas Association representatives I'M
au exhibition game during the after
noon.
Before they get back home, t.e.
Bruins will have played the following
schedule; Austin. Tuesday: Ncx,I
Wednesday and Thur day; pal"st:a".
Friday: Marshall. Saturday; Terrell
sunday and Monday Waco. Wrdn"~-.
DAY and Thursday. April Il and =
the opening games OF the T@X"s
! League season.
MILLER HURTS FOOT.
Mite and Kettle Wirts viii div in"'
catching on the trip. Frank MiHnrI
is left behind To warm up the stay
at-home pitchers: AT least. that WIS
the intention. Whether Miller C9u DO
anything for a week or so remains 10 |
be seen, as DE severely SDraincl :u
ankle in MONDAYS exhibition that ,I'
Bears took from the st. Mury's Cy!- ,
lcge RattlcrS. H..
The pitchers ON the trip are Pa|l /.
PaulSon. Bill Ward. Tiny O'~au,. p
Jim Lindsey. Bob C"uchmau. Hal Nj
Call and Dutch Kaiser. Winters ,ad /
Collins are not yet in shape auI ,
Watt is out for ten day or SO with I
a spiked foot.
Mite decided that Jack How, /.
viii start the, season at third has"
providing. Of course. he shows we'll in |
the transforming games. HEM S
demonstrated his adaptability Mon
day BY doing a good Job at the hot
corner. H has been used NJ Sccnmd
and short also this spring and lnrs
like player who'll be hard 10 sLab"
of the roster.
SERRE BADLY Hurt.
Chris Serrc was hurt consider.
ably worse when a Des Muiae,
base-runner stepped on his foot sun
day than was generally suppUseL
Examination disclosed that tie
bones in the fO0t had been spread
and that he could not hope t. plly
again fer six weeks al the earliest.
probably two months, and that then
he may require an arch support o.
prevent his foot from becoming pr
manently fiat.
Ray Flashkampcr j. the shOrt-rau.
He arrived on ID" afternoon lrain
from the West in lime D. get into
Mondays game. He didn't have
fielding chance in bis four innings og
duty but he cut up iInprcssivrly En-
fielding practice and in the game j"
bit a single and stole a base. i
handles himself like a high-rlass pei
former.
Mike Gouzalcs makes the trip as
secOnd-sscker and Walt GoI'iu. Of
course, as guardian Of the first has
sock.
FOUR OUTFIELDERS.
Mite took along four uutfin'Irrs.
Rabbit Klein. Najo and Phipus.
The stay-at-humrs will wgrn out
daily under the guidance OF Coach
Cap Lcidv F..
Manager Mite Wa, asked p"iur-
blank who would pitch rhs opening ,
sqme Of the season IF Waco.
Heb. HEN said Hunu-. "Ask m"
something hard. wilyuh: M'Jy" all
Of en-.
The skipper had c.pnnci 20 star
-
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KIFPAC mOLDs IN.

Lefty KIppac held the Bear rau
less in the first TWO frames but had
a wild streak iH tho third Hnd %
trio Of timely sm.cbs produced siz
runs. BE U-anagcd 20 fam five be-
fore he retired iu favor Of Puth iu
the fourth. POth did very well the
rest Of the way. allowing six hits
and four runs in four and % third in
uiEEs.
Big Paul PauI~nn Iaborcd five for
The Bears and. his usual control fea-
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TEST RACE"
. TO Be RUN
. IN 5. A.
Horse Meets Ultimate Aim
of Fair Association
Promoters.

Give ear, all We enthusiasts of the
horse racing game in the general
vicinity of San Antonio.
Soon. If plans go not amiss, there
is to he pulled in some COW pasture
on the outskirts Of this fair city. a
"hoss race" like unto none ever wit
messed in these parts. Those not in
attendance will miss what is expected
To be classic in the gentle art of
subpoena serving.
There probably will be two prin-
cipals in this race. If possible, the
promoters will secure couple of
spawned nags from the street clean
ing department. or from a convenient
glue factory. The distance TO be run
is not important. depending primar-
lily upon the stamina of the princi-
pals.
THE JUDGES IDEA.
Promoters of this forthcoming
classic of the turf are none other than
the prominent and dignified directors
of the international Exposition,
"cGged" on by Judge Joseph 4. Muir
ply, of st. Louis, famous racing pro-
moter of 80 years experience.
Mr.. Murphy is in San Antonio in
an advisory capacity. He is advis-
ing the officials of the exposition on
possible ways and means of establish
ing n race plant on the new fair
grounds east of town. and staging
meets in conjunction with the propos-
ed yearly exposition.
Mr.. Murphy is of the opinion that
races may be conducted in San An
tonic under the Subscription. or
go. operative system of wagering.
No. not wagering for. ms Mr.. Muir
ply explained cxhaustively TO the
directors, there will be nothing of that
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Both Boston teams had a success
full day, the Braves scoring IL runs
against the Jersey City club and
the Red SOx downing the Louisville
Colonies. Ruffing Of the Red Hose
shut cut the Kentuckians for five
innings.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-04-02
SHERIEEsS SALE

BY virtue of a writ of fieri facias,
to me directed, issued out of the New
Jersey Court of Chancery, will be
sold at public vendue, on
DAY OF APRIL, NINETEEN
HUNDRED AND TWENTY SIX
at two O'Clock in the afternoon of
said day. in the Court Room on the
Seventh Floor, Guarantee Trust
Building. in the City of Atlantic City,
County of Atlantic and State of New
Jersey.
All that certain tract or parcel of
land and premises situate, lying and
being in the City of Pleasantville.
in the County of Atlantic and State
of New Jersey, bounded and de-
scribed as follows:
Beginning in the Northwesterly
line of Columbia Avenue at point
distant sixty feet Southwestwardly
from the Westerly corner of Column
bia and Fernwood Avenues; and ex-
tending thence "a Southwestwardly,
along said line of Columbia Avenue,
thirty feet; thence ca Northwest
wardly parallel with Fernwood Av-
enue, one hundred and forty feet to
twenty feet wide alley; thence 90
ENTHUSIASTICALLY along said alley.
parallel with Columbia Avenue,
thirty feet: thence ca Southeast.
wardly, parallel with Fernwood Az
enue, one hundred and forty feet to
the place of beginning.
Being Lot 80 in Section IL a.
shown on Map No. 8 of the Pleas
antville Land Company.
Decree approximately $2,74S.33. be.
sides interest, costs and fees.
Seized as the property of Paul W.
Moore and William Davidson and
taken in execution at the suit OF
David r. Lake and Albert F.. Boss
Ter, trading as Lake & Bossler, and
to be sold by
HOWARD r. CLOUD,
Dated March 20. 1926. Sheriff.
Moore &, Butler, Solicitors.
PRS fee. s22.es
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-04-02

east along the Southeast side of said
Avenue 753 feet 4 inches; (2) extern
ding in length or depth Southeast
keeping the said breadth in parallel
lines and at right angles with the
said Avenue 1855 feet inches to
the division line dividing the farm
lots between Frankfort and Vienna
Avenues.
Containing 20 acres more or less.
known and designated on the plan
or map of the Gloucester Farm and
Town Association, a copy of which
is duly filed in the Office of the Clerk
of Atlantic County, as Farm Lot No.
ISL.
Being the same premises conveyed
to Mikel Juengling by Egg Harbor
Building and Loan Association by
deed dated December 5th, 1913, and
recorded in the office of the Clerk of
Atlantic County in Book SIS of deeds,
page 1872
Levy approximately s315.4S, besides
interest, costs and fees.
Seized as the property of Mikel
Juengling or Mikel Yuengling, Impld.
&c, and taken in execution at the
suit of J. B. Colt Company, a CORP.
and to be sold by
HOWARD r. CLOUD,
Sheriff.
Dated March 81, 1926.
Wilfred c. Roszel, Attorney
Prs fee, $500.