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HELP-DOMEsTIC Con,.O,

olhL, FOR general homework must be cap
ahle OF caring for baby: city references re-
duired Apt. 3oS. the Pershng, 3701 10th
dihl., coiQred, 20 sew un electric sewing
machine. ]. Helbling K SON. 1904 18th st.
HoCSEWoRKER for apartment: white girl,
1efman preferred; week days. - to 3: s. .
cafGIul, thorough and competent worker
need answer: give age, experience and refer
encc Address Box l02-C Star Office
.slt PER white. in family of two
men, Albert Fields. Derwood Md. 3l%
WOMAN, white capable for cook aud gen
efal housework in family with child
stay nights $50 per mouth references. Tan
Cleveland +S0, 2a'
WOMAN To cook and do laundry: stay
nights; best references. $50 n month, 30l6
Rtenhouse 81. SQUARES from circle. -
WOMAN. coored neat. settled to help with
upstairs work and care of baby: stay nights
Phone Franklin $500 for appolntment. 2a'
WOMAN housew orlSer small family good
home $50 month. Phone Adams 1i01. 20"
WOMAN. general homework. Phone Cleve.
3S1S. 3243 Khngle I'd.
WOMAN houseworkpr, small family. good
home: SO month. Phone Adams 4lT0.
YOUNG COUPLE want y settled woman de-
string a nice. comfortable Protestant home
not for maid services but more as com
panlon as husband Is away until late eve
ntngs. In answer state in some detail
present status and connection. Address Box
"4l-C star office %"
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED

In order, to protect its adver-
Users from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly understood
and agreed that all such matter
viii be withheld, as far as pos
slble, by The Star. Only bona
hide answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers IN
care OF The Star will be delivered
to advertisers on presentation OF
the BOX lumber ticket.
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WANTED--SALESMEN.

SALESMAN-We have an opening on our
sales force. for a high-grade specially sales
man for the city of Washington who pos
sesses personality with ability to earn
$4,000 year or better If you are a neat
dresser, capable of interviewing high-class
people on a proposition of highest merit we
have the, goods and can prove it, Do not
reply unless you positively know you can
meet requirements or if called upon could
direct sales force. The man we select
must be above the average This is a rare
opportunity Phone for an appointment.
Main 9512. go
SECURITY SALESMAN bond and stock
wanted for caverns and large real estate
development. Shenandoah Valley adjoining
National Park. r. S. Freeman. z. O. Box
1915. Richmond. Va.
I HAVE AN OPENING for 9 real estate
statesmen. Willing TO teach the business to
assist saesmen in closing contracts. NJ. J.
RaIne. 3O5 Investment Bldg Main 1877
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AGAIN
DOWN :
GO THE :
PRICES. d
u CASH.
II MONTHS TO PAY. Z
10 DAYS TRIAL. =,
EVERY CAR IS
A GOLD SEAL CAR.

% Hupp Touring ....... 4$E71
$40 Cash; $40 mo, Il mos.
"a Hupp Touring. ........ 3O1
S125 Cash; SIS np. IL mos.
% Hupp Touring. ........ 15t
81 Cash; so mo-. IL mos. ~
% Jordan Brougham ..... 37I
s15l Cash; So mo. IL mos. z
IS Hupp s Touring. .... oOr
S3O@ Cash; $50 mo. 1. mos
"a Olds Sedan. ........... POL
500 Cash; s1@ mo, IL mos. g
rs Hupp Sedan. .......... or
S246 Cash; s41 mo-. IL mos. a.
% Hupp Coupe .........- 40E
S161 Cash: S24 mo-. IL mos. ;
20 Hupp 8 Touring. .....-112G
$37s Cash; $40 mo-. IL mos Z,
"a Buick Roadster. ..... 502
Sl73 Cash; S32 mo-. IL mos.
20 Hupp s Sedan. .......1,6o5
S546 Cash; s1O6 mo. II mos.
IS Hupp Touring ........ All
si75 Cash; SEQ mo-. IL mos.
20 Hudson Sedan. ....... o56
S343 Cash: S57 mo-. IL mos
'25 Willys-knight Sedan. Oh
SAG Cash; SAL mo-, IL mos.
% Buick Touring ........ $50
SOB Cash; S15 mo-, IL mos.
"a Nash Sedan. . 6OI
SEQ Cash; S37 mo. IL mos
"a Hupp Coupe ........ $50
Sl73 Cash: $50 mo. L. mos.
p Buick Sedan ..... III
SO Cash; $40 mo-. IL mos.
"a Moon Sedan. ....... AIS
sl67 Cash; $40 mo-, L. mos
"a Hupp Club Sedan. go. $50
Sl73 Cash; $40 mo, IL mos
"a Ford Coupe .......... $50
S6s Cash; 50 mo. 12 mos
rs Willys-Knight Tour 450
SlO2 Cash S2S mo-. 12 mos.
OPEN EVENINGS.
STERRETT & FLEEING.
INC,
Home OF Certified Gold Seal
Used Cars, s
Champlain at Kalorama Rd. Ct
Phone Col. $3.50.
ESSEX COACH.
1926 type. bought new in Dec. 1921
This car is in the best condition and wifi
give many thousand miles of transportatt
ton: equipped with five new tires bumnH
ers, front and rear; shock absorhers: Darkinss
light automatic windshield cleaner rasrsaA
view mirror. All for $3D5: terms il de-
sired NOA
Lambert-Hudson Motors Co II
lT22 l. st. NV
West Of Conn. Ave.
HC0RfinuDk q 49, -
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PACKARD SIX SEDAN. is.5-Rehnishsts
N an Du ,i iour-w1eel brakes balloon tires
run. This car is worth all of 81 500, which
. the price asked. Can be bought orE
terms or you can trade ia q lighter car
Holland Motor Co i"2T Il st. NV. Pos
tOmac $50.
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REQ COUPE. driven only 2267 miles has
bumpers front aud rear; spare tire. snubbers.
AUTOMATIC vs.. wiper. rear view mirror; with
q new car guarantee. This ear originally
cost 81 500: for qub,l sale will sell for
81 400; terms. Trew Motor Co. 1909 14th
81. NV. NJ. 417J Open evenings and sun
day TIL | nm
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HELP--MALE (Cont'dD.
FLOOR MANAGER
CHEMIST.

in n hrst-class mercantile establishment.
\ good opportunity for an energetic man of
the highest integrity, state age. Address
RMN NtiNlC STIR Ofllnp
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bon experienced in multigraph
work. State age, salary desired
and experience. Address Box
202-C, Star office.
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LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.

pAIfh 49, H cIi NV ~ y. EaI.ons'
800
TWO o. S, S. H. BRED HOLSTEIN BULLS
For sale cheap. 2 years old. Telephone Col.
2714 1914 Gallatn ST. NV.
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

AUBURN SPORT TOURING 1879; good
condition.: $i20 cash, $3.50 month. 1877
CONNECTICUT ave. NV.
BULGE COACH. 1895, matter six original
blue Duro finish. without a scratch: tires
good, motor perfect. will demonstrate 18th
blemish Compare our price -of $500 any
S sas@ aa Z n la Sssaii waSe Sp A
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One familiar with manufacturing of hair
tonics and toIlet preparations, state expert
cnce aud salary expected. Address Box
1 100 Star nliiNc
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Baby Chicks-Custom Matching.
ION THE HILL"

j. D%FERGJSON.
r. F. D. 3. Rockville. Md. Phone Kens 1851
Chicks ready every Tuesday during SEASON.
Barred Rocks. White Rocks and II. J. Reds
/ Sc each: Leghorns Ice. Others on request
Also representing the JAMES MFG. co.
Incubators, brooder stoves. poultry equipment
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SALESMEN--Auto accessories statesmen. sX-
perienced preferred. Out not necessary; good
chance for advancement Ia the right men:
local references. The Taubman Automutiye
Co 330 9th st NV
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LIVING ROOM SUITE. 3-pc. household
furniture. dishes. miscellaneous all kinds;
reasonable for quick sale. Can I've seen IL
am to . pm from TO 10 pm 5125
georgia ave- upstairs 30"
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ANTIQUES, old gold, tIlver, diamonds.
Main STA.
BOOKS BOUGHT -- Large or small lots
Bring them in or phone Frank 64l6
Big Book Shop, a33 NV. Est. 1907.
condition; either Monroe or Marchand Ad-
dress Box 245C. star Office. %"
CAMERAS. field glasses tools, guns; any
S33. lth and u,
CLOTHING tnens cast-offl We can corr
vince you with our. offers that our prices
shoes. etc. Auto calls. Main 4146. Justh'a
Old Stand. 6La y ats naws
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ENGINEER

with license Ia act as assistant engineer:
answer in own handwriting giving references.
Address Box Glib, Star office
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COMPANION - If YOT EXPECT TO
travel and need competent companion who
has travelled and understands people and can
he relied on in every way let me hear from
you; good references Address Box 24I-C.
Star Office 800
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PtIANOS-We are offering special reduc-
for the holtdays. Brands as low as S375;
psed uprignts from $50 up. Grands and
LDrights 4or rent. Pianos taken in ex-
change on Victroias. Hugo Worch. lilo g.
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REAL BABY CHICK BARGATNs-Reds
Rocks. Leghorns. Wyandottes, Orpingtons
Aneonas;; Every breeder purebred and in.
and high egg production Write for cata.
logue. stating variety and number you de-
sire. Massanutten Farms Hatchery Box
331-M Harrisonburg. Va
PERMIT NO. PC-16-Cockerels Parks
strain, also Rocks. and Reds roosters; in
Farm. Phone Clar. 1891 -J-1. Balston. Va
BABY CHICKS. Rocks and Reds: early
chicks make Winter layers. Cogswell's Pouf-
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-03-21

is, we must not surrender our- selves to it too readily, for there is more work to be done in spring than perhaps in any other season. The man who abandons himself to spring fever will not do his share ot it.
 With this warning empha- sized, permit us to observe that the delights of spring cannot easily be exaggerated. It is then that sap starts ris- ing in the trees. Grass sprouts are green. Plant life buds. Chipping birds pause on their way north. The bear leaves his pit The wolves stop rum ming in packs and mate. That is spring--the sunrise of a new period of life.
 Spring is the time to take a new lease on life, Ito get a fresh start. Fill your lungs with fresh air and go to it. The best thing about spring is that it is a prelude to an other round of intense human activity. Except, of course, for the gentleman who has spring fever 365 days of the year.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-03-21
SPRING AND OTHER
 THINGS

Despite the prophecy of some scientific sharps that there will be no summer thls year, and also in spite of the somewhat chilly nights and the hoary mantle covering the surrounding heights, evil deces are plentiful that the wondrous spring of the North land is at hand once more. But before we speak of spring itself, we wish to say thal spring fever, which is going to be quite common during the next month or two, is not explained in the same way by all the psychologists and physicians. But, without re- gard to what these learned folk say, the people who get it will heartily agree that it is very real and not exactly an unpleasant thing.
 Some writers tell us that it is nothing but a lethargic drowsiness, caused by the poisons accumulated during the physical inaction of win ter. We can help nature to eliminate these poisons by taking long walks, breathing deeply of the fragrant spring air, or starting to hoe a gar den. There is reason to be- lieve, however, that spring fever is not entirely physical. There is a good deal of the psychic in it, also. It is partly psychic insofar as it is a re. action from winter. The con. trast between the first warm weather and the cold of win ter unconsciousy reminds us of the sluggishness of the tropics, home of our prehistor- ic ancestors. Or perhaps spring fever is an inheritance from the times when the cave man, after a long and monotonous winter in his den, strolled out to bask lazily in the warm spring sunlight.
 Agreeable as the gentle lassitude of spring fever often
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-03-21
NEWSPAPER IDEALS

Every newspaper publisher and editor wants his newspap- CT to be the best it is possible to issue. The difficulty is in the difference of opinion as to what constitutes the best news paper. An editor asked his readers how he could make his paper ideal, with this re- suit:
 Gut out the crimes, the mur- der, the sensational divorce case reports," said the nice people.
 "Cut out the accidents, the railway and steamship disast- ers," said the people who couldn't bear" to read such things.
 "Cut out the politics." said the old-fashioned woman, "I don't understand it and haven't time for it."
 "Cut out the so-called funny pictures," said the careful mother. "Such pictures aren', funny, and they're bad, very bad, for children"
 Cut out the ponderous ed1- torials," snapped the man who merely scans the headlines. Nobody reads 'em nowa- days"
 "Cut out the woman,s page" said the female with the strong mind. "Its mush, trashy, trivial; an insult to our sex" Cut out sports and theaters," said the intellectual. Both are bad influences, and both have received altogether too much notice"
 "Cut out" began another and still another, but the publisher beat them to it.
 Stop, all of you," he cried. "On second thought have de- cided to cut out myself. It is no use trying to publish the ideal newspaper until I have come across the ideal reader"
 Without readers no newspap. CT can live, and until humanity has come to live an ideal life there will be no ideal news paper; for no one would read one that spoke only of virtue and never of evil. Newspapers are published to print the
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-03-21

The practice: of some con- gressmen of having printed in the .Congressional Record speeches which where never delivered has been generally deplored. That this may be 9 lesser evil than delivering them appears to have been overlooked. ,,.~
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-03-21

Russians are backward in the production of motion pictures, reports a commentator return ed from Moscow. Accounted for by the scarcity of custard pies.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-03-21

A fellow we know gave al. Eve-of-the Wedding Bachelor party recently. It was such a great success that the wed- ding had to be postponed three days.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-03-21
JUST REQUIRES A LITTLE
 PRECAUTION.

" /" C I'd like to know the reason wh,y,''. :. .r.:,.
 Said good old Hiram John son LuggX,' : ,r. No matter where I go these days. . s.I seldom see a baby buggy" , subtrbanite { reading from Seed catalogueJ: "This mag nlficent: pia1nt. from a single seed. Bursts into an avalanche of gfotiotis bloom in June, giy- ing the garden the splendor of a bfilowy 'St1'f-swept, coast or miles of great rolling; snow drift, emb1azoned by the set ting sum-" ~ Wife:- "Oh, Henry, let's buy .5f worth of .that!"
 N
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-03-21
WHY DESIGNATE APRIL 1st
 AS FOOLS DAY.

When hair restorers, bootleg liquor, personal magnetism courses, tabloid newspapers, fifty -mile-to-the-gallon attach lments, sex magazines, lottery tickets, sight-unseen real es- tate, easy-to7play saxophones, crystal sets and secondhand flivvers are sold every day?
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-03-21

My husband is plain-spoken j; he calls a spade a spade" l So is. mine, but I won't say what he calls the lawn-mow- er."
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-03-21

? There's only one advantage 70 putting off until tomorrow what should be done today, and that is you may be fired tomorrow and won't have II to do.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-03-21

What" queries the fashion department of the Ketchikan Chronicle, "has become of the old-fashioned sash?"
 It still abounds, dearie, only nowadays it is called skirt. No words in the language have such business building power Es Please" and Thank you"
 What we can't understand is, why did Gertrude Ederle come home from Europe on a boat? All the world is a diamond and everybody wants to be a Babe Ruth. To control yourself, forget. yourself.
 You'll never be considered selfish by keeping all your temper. a~,,s;,
 .------..y.I *"'+'i People who live in yellow houses shouldn't wear red dresses. tse.F
 .-,x Marshal Martin says beauiy' parlor operators are the oniyS ones who can run a skin game and leave everybody satisfied.s
 ------r--..- ..'s .s.f -fa@ Holger says if the folks lwllo dictate women's fashions aren't careful, they'll work them-- selves out of a job, some day.
 , +.-, ---r-----. ' s.s ->53s 5' Ed Reynolds gemarks that ant honest confession is.-geod..fof the soul, but sometimes bad on the; reputation @ @s It is stated there are 2s0OU,
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-03-21

For Sale--Or Trade, cheap fhis. week: A good young milk COW giving milk, furni- ture for two rooms, Ford .Eoadster and a ladies size Waltham watch" Lyons, tKans,) News.
 Sn other words, she will give till it hurts.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-03-21

7.sTell what your husband said to you," demanded the court. SOh, I can't said the witness. sIt isn't. fit for decent people sto hear"
 ,ifsAll right" said the judge, "iust lean over here and whis- per it to me-
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-03-21

The unexpected is always to be expected says Ralph Young.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-03-21
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS

news; the nature of news is what people make it.-Strol- ler's Weekly.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-03-21

Max Behrmann says there's something about girls legs :hese days--but it certainly Rn't clothes.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-03-21
Pull may land the job but push is needed to keep 1t.

organizations represented at Washington by lobbyists. Ev- erybody appears to have an advocate except the plain citi- zen.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-03-21

The little chip on your shoul- der is the heaviest load you ever lifted.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-03-21

Some people get on the right track, Pete Wilson says, and then go in the wrong di- rection.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-03-21

Those who take no chances have to take what's left by those who do.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-03-21
Just for Fun

Banjo players get three dol lars an hour. That's pretty easy picking. What shall I do to keep from falling in love?"
 ''Try pricing apartmentsi"
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-03-21

MOTTO FOR GIRLS A kiss in time saves nine miles walking.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-03-21

A Califoria motorist, aged 100, still drives his own car. No pedestrian of that age has yet been reported.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-03-21

Ed Reynolds remarks that an honest confession is"geod4fof the soul, but sometimes bad on the. reputation < ~- @
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-03-21

It is stated there are, 2,0O9.. !.
Hyder weekly herald., 1927-03-21

Holger says if the folks who dictate women's fashions aren't careful, they'll work, them- selves out of a job, some day.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-05-31


antee Trust Building in the city of
Atlantic City County of Atlantic and
State of New Jersey.
All that certain lot. tract or parcel
of land and premises situate. lying
and being in the City of Atlantic City
in the county of Atlantic and State
of New Jersey bounded and described
as follows:
Beginning in the Northerly line OF
Winchester Avenue seventy-siX and
livctenths feet SastWardly of the
Easterly line OF Dover Avenue. and
extending thence % Northwardly par
allel with Dover Avenue, part Of the
way through party or partition wall.
iifty-tw and fivetenths feet thence
(2) Eastwar6ily parallel with Winches-
ter Avenue twenty three and five
tenths feet; thence 60 Southwardly,
parallel with Dover avenue iiity-two
and five tenths feet to the Northerly
line OF Winchester Avenue; thence ca
Westwardly in and along the North
erly line of Winchester Avenue TWEEN
y-three and five tenths feet TO the
place of the beginning.
Together with and subject to right
OF way in common with adjoining
owners. tenants and mortgages in,
over and along certain three feet
wide allcywaY described IS follows;
Beginning nj "a point in the North
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-05-31
Patsy Was a Good
Chauffeur
By CLARISSA MACKIE

John CLIFFORD looked up from
y his office desk and nodded TO a
rail-, straight, 1.-the youth III neat
livery.
You wanted to see me?" asked
Clifford.
Yes, sir. You advertised for a
chauffeur"
Il want some one who Is trust
worthy to drive my mother about
the country-no speed tiend, you
understand? She is something OF
an invalid"
Mr. Drury told me that, sir.
He called my attention to the ad-
yertisement.
Paul Drury? You come on his
recommendation?
The youth whipped out letter
from his coat pocket and handed
il across the desk. From Mr.
Drury, sir"
Clifford read the letter thought
fully While the chauffeur watched
the keen dark face with its crown
OF craving hair.
Well, young man, 1 am going
70 take you on Mr.. Drury's strong
recommendation says he has
known your people. So your name
Is Joy-isn't it," His brows lifted
as the chauffeur redeemed with en-
barrassment. What is your Chris
tian name?"
PATSY Patsy joy is my name"
Ire Stammered
Eve will call you Pat. then. Now,
Pat, my car is around at a neigh
borhood garage and you may come
around with me and then you can
drive me down 10 Woodland and /
Will show you about"
rYes, sir"
"The pay will be two hundred 4
month am paying for my moth
er's safety, Pat
Mrs. Clifford fell in love with
the ways of her new chauffeur at
once. He is so thoughtful, and
tender. and yet keeps his place,
John
Il am glad you feel safe with
him, mother. He seems a depend
able youth"
'Why, the other day we over
took car carrying child who
had been in a motor accident. They
were looking frantically for a doc
tor In an instant Pat pulled the
emergency kit from under his seat
and went over and dressed the
wound as skillfully as a nurse or
doctor The woman telephoned To
Iae afterward and said his quick
action had saved the ehild's life.
l am proud of Patsy. Clifford
"He saw ambulance service in
France, Drury tells me- Patsy has
brother dying from war wounds
and the kids worried about him
all his money goes for that"
Patsy Joy occupied the room over
The smaller garage, which was
close 10 the garage, and kent very
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-05-31
sHERfFF,s SALE.

Sf7 EMF : Fl S-oEE.
BY virtue of q writ of fieri facias
directed TO the Sheriff of Atlantic
County. issued out of the New JERSEY
Court of ChancerY, will he sold at
public vendue. on
Thursday, the Twenty third Day of
June, Nineteen Hundred and
Twenty seven,
at two o'clock Daylight saving time)
in the afternoon of said day. in the
Board of Chosen FfeeholderS Assembly
Room. on the Seventh Floor, Guaran
tee Trust Building. in the CITY Of
Atlantic City County of Atlantic and
State of New Jersey.
All chat lot. tract or parcel Of land
and premises situate. lying and being
in the Township OF Egg Harbor, in
the County of Atlantic ana State Of
New Jersey. bounded and described
as follows:
Beginning at n point in the North
west line of Toulon Avenue, one hun
dred ninety feet Southwestwardly from
Pieasan:Ville A tlantic City Boulevard
(formerlY Verona AVenue3, and cXten-
ding thence "a NorthweStWaraly DIAL
allel with the Boulevard. one hundred
feet. thence 90 CONFERENCE.-The
feet; thence ca Southcast@ardly par
allel with the Boulevard. one hundred
feet to the Northwest line of Toulon
Avenue: thence 90 NortheastwarctlF
in and along the Northwest Inc OF
Toul0n Avenue, sixty feet 10 the place
of beginning.
Being lots Nos. l2 and A. in Block
%. on original map Of West Atlantic
CITY. surveyed by +. d. ltightmre,
Civil Engineer.
DEGREES approximately IS, fjS.hS. be-
sides interest costs and fees.
Seized as the property OF Jacob
Rimkufsky ct ais. and taken in exc
cution at the suit of I.ouis Beard and
to be sold BY
JAMES CIMlNO.
Sheriff.
Dated Nav 2S. 1927.
Joseph z. Perskie, Solicitor
PRS fee. $2i3G
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-05-31

much to Himself. although tie large
staff of servants at Woodland liked
and respected him. One night the
telephone bell in Patsy's room rang
sharply and, five minutes later, he
appeared white-faced and desper-
ate at Clifford's study door.
Excuse me. Mr.. Clifford, but my
brother is dying and they've sent
for me-the last trains gone-can
/ borrow The small car to get into
town, sirT' The head was lifted
high, but the dark eyes were full
OF unshed tears.
Il will drive you down myself,
Pat said Clifford quickly.
THANK you. sir
They reached the hospital in
time for Patsy JOY to talk with his
dying brother. but one or two incl