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The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-03-11
Ogden, Utah
Miss Eva Ellis, Reporter
Woman Is Awarded
1899 Damages

Judgment of 5000 was awarded
Saturday by Jury in the district
court to Lena Graham against the
Ogden Union Railway and Depot
Company for injuries sustained by
her in 1923.
Mrs. Graham, colored woman,
testified that she was riding in an
express wagon driven by Ross Gray.
They approached the crossing at Pa
cific Avenue and 2Sth Street, she
alleged, when an engine crew caused
a burst of steam TO come from n To-
connective. The horse bolted, she COM
planned, throwing her out and caus-
ing severe injuries.
She charged the railroad crew with
negligence apd carelessness.
The Unity Club will have a track
meet at the home of Mrs. Georgia
Mcconnell Thursday, March II.
Frank Crosby is enjoying the COM
pany of his mother, who is visiting
him..
Miss Eva Ellis was hostess &c the
Unity Club and visitors last Thurs
day. A program was given and a
prize was awarded for the best essay
on the first four chapters of ST..
Mathew, which was won by Mrs.
Ruth Braggs, who also gave an in
strumental solo. Mrs. Sara Ander-
son gave q reading. Visitors were
the Rev. +. w. C. Cox, Sing Hall and
Mrs. Arthur Page and Mrs. Georgia
Mcconnell. Mrs, Edgar Reeves will
receive March IL. r
The Community League has be-
come ancient history from all indi-
cations. In time the league may have
been the means by which quite few
unfortunate ones could have been
helped, but the last political cam
paign snuffed out the life of the
league.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wither-
spoon will be delighted to have their
friends visit them at their new resi-
dence, 1855 Wall Avenue.
Mrs. Lillian Baldwin, who has
been Ill, is much improved.
The Sunshine and Progressive
Clubs of Wall Avenue Baptist
Church will serve q novelty dinner
Monday, March 81. -ra
The Rev. C. C. Royal, former CO.
worker of the Rev. Bowersox
(white), has opened a mission at
250S Lincoln Avenue.
Leonard Davenport is able to be
at his post at the Porters' and Wait
ers' Club. Ewing Robinson, chef
for years on the Oregon Short Line,
took violently i'll last week and had
to be removed to the Dee Hospital.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-03-11
Great Falls, Montana
Mrs. L. w. Webb, Reporter
Phoebe Novotney
Wins Appointment
In Washington, d. c.

Miss Phoebe Novotney, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Novotney
of 1903 Sixth avenue south, has been
appointed junior stenographer for
the United States veterans bureau at
Washington, d. c. She left Satur-
day night for Washington. Miss No
votney was graduated from the Great
Falls high school in the class of
1926 and since her graduation has
been circulation manager of The
Montana Oil journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Brilev are re-
joicing over the arrival of baby girl
born hast Tuesday.
Mrs. Judge Hart who suffered a
slight stroke a few weeks ago is re-
ported much improved
Funeral services for Mrs. Jane
jackson We're held at 0'Connor Nor
tuary last Mondsy with Rev. Geo. S.
Allen, officiating. burial in High
land Cemetery. Mrs. Jackson is sur
vived by a son, VIM. Jackson.
Mr.. Robert Miner returned last
week from an extensive visit to the
Coast.
Mrs. Matilda Ruaking has been re-
moved to the Columbia Hospital.
Mrs. John Taylor is rehearsing
participants in the Easter Cantata
for the A. NJ. +. Church.
Mrs. H C. Chase entertained at a
farewell party for Miss Dorothy Ma
voting at he.' home. Many beautiful
and useful gifts were presented to
the hcnored guest. During the even
ing dainty refreshments were served
by the hostess.
N. A. A. c. P. held their execu-
tive meeting at the home of Mrs. Nc
Cracker last Monday evening.
Reported sick: Mrs. LaMarrs Por-
ter, Miss Young, Miss Wilson, Messrs.
Peter Jackson and Bonnie Sanders.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-03-11
Anaconda, Mont.
Mrs. w. M. Smith, Reporter

Charlie Landlord was taken to st.
AIMS Hospital Wednesday night. He
is very i'll and will undergo an OPP
Grafton Monday morning. His many
friends hope for his speedy recovery.
James Price and Fred Evans re-
turned to Anaconda last week after
three months visit with relatives
and friends at st. Louis and in Mis-
sissippi.
Miss Lottie Graham of Butte was
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Reece Evans Sunday.
Bryant Barker and son, Bryant
Barker Jr., were visiting friends at
Butte Sunday.
Those reported i'll are Mrs. Will
liam Johnson, Mrs. James Matthew,
Baby Evans and Marie Mayfeld.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-03-11
The Knaff Tea Room
With Ease We Please
Try Us

Peter Ogden Day was celebrated
last week by Golden City Lodge No.
1886 and Naomi Household of Ruth
No. SAP. at their hall. An interest
ing program was given followed by
light refreshments.
1t is quite gratifying to note the
splendid response Mrs. j. T. Knaff is
receiving to her invitation to the
public for patronage. She patroniz-
es your paper so give her your sup
port. Her reputation for making
good food better is beyond question
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-03-11
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The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-03-11

Friends visiting Warm Springs
Hospital Sunday report Mrs. Almira
Quarrels looking and feeling fine.
Her mental condition remains UNI
changed.
Mrs. Ella Butler of Missoula is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs, Chas Fortune.
Mr.. and Mrs. Muriel Freeman en-
tertained the members of the b. B. b.
Club Monday evening at their home
1917 Diamond st. The evening was
enjoyably spent at cards and dane
ing.
Mrs. Mary B. Chappell entertained
at dinner Monday afternoon, honor
ing Rev. S. f. Bailey of Helena.
The Glover Leaf Art Club was en-
tertained Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. Gertrude N. Smith. lmpor-
tant business was transacted. A
choice menu was served by the hos.
tess.
Reported rick are Mrs. Rance
Ware, Mrs. Chas. Poague Elmo For
tune. little Gordon Kirk and Enock
Hoskins.
Mr.. Horace Mayfield of Livingston
spent the week end in Butte visiting
his family.
A Peter Ogden Day program was
enjoyed Monday evening at Fraternal
Hall by the members of G. U. o. o.
F 29S9 and Household of Ruth Ills.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-03-11
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-24

mem latott okok Matt elmarad da-
cara annak, hogy az hirdetve lett. De
q vasarnapi iskola, Kish Julianna SUI
perintendens vezetese mellett, meg
lesz tartva, m6spedig rcggel 9tol fel
l1-ig.
Szombaton reggcl, 9-t6l fel 12-ig, u
gyermekek vallasos oktatasa Tanit ma
ga lelkesz.
Mine No. Mercer, Pa.)-Hivata-
los tisztelettel 6rtesitem a Mine No.
5-6n lcvo lcanycgyhazunk 0sszes tag
iait afelol, hogy reank kovctkez6 va
sarnapra hirdetett istentiszteet elma-
rad, miutan anyaegyhazunk kebcleben
ugyanazon napnak delutanjan leend q
tcmplom alapk6- szenteles megtartva $
igy oft a kovetkez0 istentisztelet, APP
ribs SAN leend delutan 3.kor, szokott
helyen.
Szemelyi hir-Egyha1unk jelenlegi
penztarnok anak, Antal Istvannak ba
JOS kis leanya, Antal Irenke vagyis
ahogy mi szoktuk ct koriinkben hivni:
egyhazunk kis csaloganya, az elmult
hetfon eleg sulyos operation ment ke
resztiil Buhl korhazban, akit dr.,
Marshall 6s DIR. Wyant .egyiittesen ke-
zelnck. De remeliGk, hogy mire ezcn
sorok napvilagot latnak, mi kis csa-
loganyunk is mar javulas utjan leend;
erre kerjdk imankban mindenhato
Estent es a mi legfobb orvosunkat,
hogy tartsa is meg ct mindnyajunk
0r0mere,
Templom alapko- o-szenteles.-Amint ait
az elmult Iet folyaman jeleztuk volt:
listen segedelmevel, Mascsenyik Jozsef
munkavezet0 keze alatt dolgoz6 k6mi
vesek templomunk teglafalazatat a
het folyaman mar annyira felhuztak,
hogy az egyhaz altal hirdetett alapk6-
szentelest, Il reank k0vetkezo vasar
nap azaz folyo no 27-en tenyleg meg
tarthatjuk, es ICY marvanykob6l ke-
sziilt alap- p-kovezetet, amelyet Ra-
koczi szobrasz testveriink ajandek gya-
nant keszitett ell egvhdzunknak, - egy
telket emel6, iinncpelyes magyar es an
gol istentisztelct kerctci kozt fogiuk
behelyezni Il templom falazataba, Il
mely iinnepelycs aktus, a fcntnevezctt
napnak delutamjdn, pont . 6rakor fog
ia venni kezdetet. Ezcn alapkG szentc
lesi funkciot videki magyar 6s angol
lclkeszek fogjak vegezni felvaltva, G
lap mas hclyen feltintetctt sorrcnd sze
rint.
A magasztosnak ig6rkezG egyhazi
szertartas utan, az epitG- -bizottsag ugy
lntdzkedett, hogy mindjart kezdetet
fogja venni regi iskolahelyisegbcn u
szeretet-vend6gs6g amely alkalommal
4 vasarnapi iskolas n0vend6kek garda-
| ia, szebbnelszebb tef0adasokkal fog
| iak sz0rakoztatni a vendegeket. A far
relli egyhaz eme keft6s unnepelyerc
szeretettel hivjuk es varjuk korny6k
bell magvarsagot, meg pedig vallasku
l6nbseg nelkul.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-24
Baptista egyhaz

Campbell, o.-Az .egvhaz lelkesze,
Rev. J. Kovacs mutt het folyaman
az akroni magyar baptista egyhaz ven
dege volt, ahol evang6lizal6 esteket
tartott, volt alkalma nagyszamu ma
gyarsaggsl megormerkedn. Ezernel
t0bben hallgattak az listen izenetet a
scent Biblia alapjan. Az evangelical
| last zaro esten harmincnyolean jelcnt
keztck olyanon, akik tagjai 6hajtanak
lenni az egyhaznak.
Egybekelesi iinnepely.-E no l9en
fogadtak egymasnak 0rok hisegct az
egyhaz lclkesze elott ,Janvari Berta es
Radovics Jozsef. Ez alkalommal tenn
plom helyiseg telve volt iinnepl0 ko-
zonsegeel. A menyasszony Janvari Pc
ter es neje, Kantor Piroska leanya
volt, aki tagja volt az egyhaznak; a
v0legenv ozv. Radovics Sandorne ked-
YES fla Clevelandb6l, aki szinten tag
ia az ottani else magyar baptista egy.
haznak. Ugy menyasszony, mint a v6
legeny r6szer6l, nagyszamu rokonsag
volt jelen menyegz6n. szertartast
megef6z6 iinnepi beszedet Rev. Bro
Mihaly, a cleveland els6 magyar bap-
tista egyhaz lelkesze mondotta Beszed
ienek alapigeje volt. "Aki keres. fele
seget es talal, megnyeri j6t az Ur-
tol : pelda beszed Is, %.
Az Urban kotott frigyk0tes utan,
a menyasszony sziileinek hazanal teri
tctt asztal mellet foglalt helyet a
nagyszamu vendeg sereg. N6felyek vol
tax: Maxi Istvan, 10th Lajos, KGb-
ling Bella, Radovics .Janos. Palcza Ja-
nos. Koszorus ,lcanyok: Gabor Ionka,
Radni Eszter, Ungvari Erzsebet, Ko-
vles Mariska, Szanyi Erzsebet. Az nj
par Clevelandba ment az onnet j0v6
rokonsaggal es vendegsereggel egye-
temben.
Ez alkalommal adjuk tudomasul a
lapot olvas6knak ait, hogy a i0v6 va
sarrap. szokott id6ben. rendszeresen
tartjuk osszej0veteliinket a Reed Ave
nuen lev0 templcm helyisegben ugy
szinttn vasarnapi iskolat is, melv al
kalmakra mindcnkit szeretettel meghi-
vunk. A j0v6 vasarnap dele6tt az egv
lEizi beszed fotargya lesz: "Mit akar
tok Krisztussal9'', csteli targy: "a
bit crcjc''. Jojjon,. .htIljon es higyjen.
|. Tisztelcttel:
Az egyhaz vezetosege
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-24
Egyhazi hirek
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sarnap tartott prezsbytcriumi gyiiles
ugy hatarozott, hogw ujja epitett tenn
plomunk ujraszentelese maiIs else,iere
ESQ vasarnap legycn megtartva. A tenn
plomszentelesre a sziikseges intezkede
seket prczsbyterium a kozel iov6
ben megfogja tenni
szinieloadas.-Az cgyhaz Ifjnsagi ko
re aprllis san, az orgona vasarlas es
a templom nagyitas koltsegeinek fede-
zesere, szinieloadast fog tartani. Ez
flkalommal szinre hozza a "Csizmadia
mint kisertet' cimii nagyon erdekes
es nevetteto magyar nepszinmiivet.
Az eloadas pont fel S-kor fog kez-
dodni. minden jegy so cent lesz. Sza-
mozott helyek mem lesznek. Gyermekek
10 centet fizetnek. A probak mar ma
gyon szepen haladnak Mt. asszony
vezetese meAlett.
Vendeg erkezett.-Vendeg erkezett a
lelkesz lakra. A Mt. asszony atyja er-
kezett meg New Brunswickr6l, hogy
egv ideig unokaival legyen. Megerke-
z6se tcrmeszetesen nagy or6met jelent,
kulon0sen az unokaknak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-24
A FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REFORM. EGYHAZ HIREI.
Kohl: DIR. Gerenday Laszlo, ref. 1elk.
Marcus 1s-iki boritek adomanyok.-

Marcus 13-iki boritek adomanyok.-
0zv. Dankone soc, Hochwart Adamne
81, ozv. Szilagyi Gyorgyn6 81, ifj. Ba-
tari Andrasne soc, Vass Martonne 81.
Szulligan Margitka 81, Beenszki 10
zsef ST., 10th J6zscf 81. Lengycl La
jos 81, Fodor Lajos 81, 10th Gabor
81, Macy Peter 81, Kiss Andras 81,
Balogh Mihaly soc, Szadai Mihalv 81,
Vcrcs Lmre 81. 10th Andras 81, Frenk
Janosne 81, Agoston Geza ST., Kolozs-
vari J6zsef 81, Agoston Janosnt 81,
Potornai Janos ST., Szalai JOSEF 81,
Galambossy Gy0rgvne ST., Durda Mi
hdlyn6 soc, Kiss Mih;llyn6 81, Kolozs,
vari .I6zsefn6 soc. Potornai Janosnc
soc, Neres IgnacnG 81, Boda Istvann6
soc, Kovaes Pal soc, Agoston Karoy
50c, Bork6 Mihaly 81, Fazckas Istvan-
ne 81. B0lcshazi Gv0rgv 81, Agoston
.Janos soc, Markovics Peterne 81.
Marcus 2o-iki koliekta.-Mrs. Hura
Paine es Mrs. Turoczine kollektalasa
Campbell-cn: Balogh Mihaly I'd So, Lu
teran Peter So, Almasi Gabor So, Csep-
Ike Balazs 81, Tomcsdnvi Gezan6 81.
Sziics Lajos 81. Gy0rgy Mihaly 81, Ko-
vaes Mihaly 50, ifj. Lakatos Karoly
So, F6ldvary Sander 81, ozv. Szilagyi
| Gv0rgyne 81, 10th Andras -. Kal-
lai Benz soc, Simon Mihaly 81, Bede
josef ST., Macy Lajos -, Rusin Mi
lialyne 81, Kovacs Pal -, Halasz Ja-
nosne 81, Macy Istvan ST. Geese Janos
| 81, Rajner Laszl6 81, Demien Janos
81, Takaes 1stvan 81, Zupek Istvanne
is$l, Turoczi Ferene 81. Agoston Janos
81, Fodor Lajos 81, Boda Istvan 50.
iBoleshazi Gy0rgy $3, 10th Jozsef u.s.
Kiss Margit tiketekert Sl6.s0, Szadai
Benjamin tiketekert $S, ifj. Lakatos
karoly sorsolasi ajand6k. tiketck 81
Kozgyiiles.-Ezuton is jclcntcm a hi
veknck. hogy aprils h6 elso vasa arnap-
jan pcnztar sz;lnbadasi gviilest tartuuk,
Sebcstyen cspcres ur cln0klctevcl. Eliot
tc valo szombaton pedig cloljaro gyii
les, ugvancsak az cspercs ur vezetest
vel. Jelzem, hogy az istentiszteleten
reszt vchet bark, hanem IA gviilesen
cs;kis cgyhazunkhoz tartoz6 rendes
cgyhaztaa Hat chhez tartsa magat
mindenIJ.
Gyermek Klub.-Mult vasarnap a
i kovetkez6 klub tagok sziilcte.c nap
Jara gyiilekezett 0ssze a gyerek had
sereg: Balogh Mali, Aamassi Fwnki
Sza1ai Piroska, 10th Jolan, Csepke
.janos es Hura Margit lee cream, kick.
szi, candy, sziiletesnapi torta, jatek Is
Jokedv felejtette ell hadsereggel a
zuhogo es6t. Ha fen6ttek k0ziil XII.
Nanesl lenne akarki is, hogy milycn
kcdvcs de.lut;lnokat tndnak tartani y
mi gycrmckcink bat nc sa.inaljik a
faradtsagot es j6jjcnek cl
JOSEF nap.-Ezid6 szcrint Kolozsvari
JOSEF atyankfia hazat lcpte meg \
Noi klubunk, J6zsef est6n. En- bzony
az ajandekokr6l, meg mindenfele ia
Takrol mem emlekezem meg, csak any.
nyit mondok, hogy meg az egyhaz ja-
yara is adakoztak $S.50-et. AIT ell is
varjuk ezcntuf mindcn parthien, hocy
az osi magyar reformatus egyllazat is
szem el6tt tartsak. En- eddig mem men
tenn ell nevnapot innepelni segiteni. de
legkozelebbire mar magam is cline
gyek, ha idejeben ertesitenek roIa.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-01-06
International Recognition Comes Spokane Artist Whoe Orig
iuQAiy Takes Her Far in the Realms OF
Creative WOrk

coming from her home in Los Angeles, California
She says that she cannot remember the time even
as a small child that she did not paint and draw
As she grew older and knew that she must 1olow
the special talent with which she was endowed she
sought the best possible training. Her ability al
mitted her to a class of men students-the only
woman that Chaplin staff artist on the Los Angeles
Times and Harper's and Leslies magazines, ever
consented to train. He took her on one condition
that she would promise not to marry any one
while his student-especally one of the men stu
dents in the class He did not want Cupid breaking
into the serious work of his classes during bust
ness hours. She gave her consent laughingly for
several years and he put her through the stiffest
courses of architectural drawing and its kindred
subjects, always proud and pleased with her at
tainments
Painting life she studied under James McBurney
and was an apt pupil in sculpture well.
She teaches designing to a class in Lewis and
Clark night school and says that she gets most OF
her inspiration while eating, and always has pad
and pencil at hand to put down any design
as quick it comes. pad and pencil is always
handy on a chair beside the bathtub for 1t is an
other favorite place for the muses. to play
ut seems no sooner get into my bath than the
most beautiful designs come to me. II | wait even
five minutes the design is lost and | never can
work it out"
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-01-06

assistant, Miss Fannybee Sims, work said that II
seemed that Miss Smith threw great goDs Oh
paint the material much as one throws base
ball from where the "gob' landed she would paint
with furious rapidty walking all over the material
in stocking feet And the result? Most OF spokane
has seen it, 1t is not possible adequately to des'
oribe the beauty and harmony of the colors.
Miss Smith has been in Spokane for six years
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-01-06

Mrs. c. F. Flint, WS03 Dalton ave-
nue. has just received an appoint
ment to membership on the organiza-
ton committee of the Daughters OF
Union Veterans, Department of Wash
ington and Alaska from Mrs. Josie
Mcintosh, department president. A
song tribute written by her to honor
State Commander Shaw has recently
been adopted by the state. Its lines
follow:
Tune: Marching Through Georgia.
Hurrah, hurrah! for State Commander
Shaw,
Hurrah, hurrah! for State Commander
Shaw,
His pleasing smile and cheerful way,
He's our state Daddy" hear us say,
Long live our State Commander Shaw.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-12-27

one hundred siXtytWo and one nan
feet. Westwardfy of the Westerly line
of New Jersey Avenue Gormcrly. Caro-
lima AVeaueJ said point being also the
Southeast corner, of Lot % as shown
on Plan of Camden and Atlantic Land
Company: extending thence ~ North
twenty seven degrees. thirty four MIN
utes twenty seven seconds West one
hundred feet to the Southeast corners
of Lot 81 on said Plan; thence 90
South siXtY-two degrees twenty 1--WE
minutes eight seconds West forty
nine and fifty four hundredths feet 10
the Eastefly line of West Jersey and
Seashore Railroad: thence 49, North
fortv-fou1 degrees fifty-four minutes
fifty seconds West along the same. sew
enty-f four and thirty-1ive htndredths
feet: thence a. North forty-five de-
grees fiVe minutes ten seconds East
seventy feet thence 90 South forty
four degrees tifty-four minutes nifty
seconds East two hundred and ninety
i've hundredths feet to the NortherlN
line of Station Avenue: thence 60
South siXtY-two degrees twentX-fi five
minutes eight seconds West along the
same iifty-five feet to the place of be-
ginning.
DEGREES approximately $23 80, be-
sides interest. costs and fees.
Seized as the property of Laura )
Rider ct AL and taken in execution at
the suit of Rosalind DeNitis and to be
sold by
JAMES CIMINO,
Dated December "a. 1927.
Morris Bloom, Solicitor.
fpp
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-12-27
SHERiFF'S SALE

BY virtue of writ of fieri facias.
directed to the Sheriff of Atlantic
County. issued out of the New jersey
Court OF Chancery, will be sold at
nublc vendue, ON
Thursday, the Fifth Day of January,
Nineteen Hundred and
twenty Eight
at two O'Clock in the afternoon OF sald
day, in the Board of Chosen Ffeehold-
ers Assembly 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 OIL
land and premises hereinafter partic-
ularly described, situate in the CITY OF
Margate City. in the County OF ATTAIN
tic and State of New Jersey;
Beginning a point in the Easteriy
line of Douglass Avenue. distant two
hundred ninety-fve feet North OF the
Northerlv. line of Nentnor Avenue,
eighty feet wideJ. and extending
thence % Eastwardly. parallel with
Ventnor Avenue, SiXty-tWo ana one
half feet: thence (2J NorthwardIy,. par
allel with Douglass Avenue, thirty
five feet: thence CD Westwardly, par
allel with Ventnor Avenue, sixty two
and one-half feet to the EaSterly llne
of Douglass Avenue: thence (4)South-
wardly. in the said line of Douglass
Avenue. thirty-iive feet TO the place
of beginning.
Being Lot 10. Block Job on Map
of lots situate in Margate City. n. j."
Decree approximately S6.33S.69, be-
sides interest, costs and fees.
Seized as the property of Levi j.
Lopez ct ais. and taken in execution at
the suit of Floyd L. Hand and Ida q.
Hand and to be sold by
JAMES CIAIlNO,
Sheriff.
Dated December 10. 1927.
Moore * Butler Solicitors. coo oe
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-12-27
SHERIFFyS SALE.

BY virtue of writ of fieri facias,
directed to the Sheriff OF Atlantic
County, issued out of the New Jersey
Court of Chancery, will be sold at
public vendue on
Thursday, the Twenty Ninth Day of
December. Nineteen Hundred
and Twenty seven,
at two o'clock in the afternoon of said
day, in the Board of Chosen Freehold
ers Assembly Room, on the Seventh
the City of Atlantic City, County Of
Atlantic and State of New Jersey
All that certain tract. parcel or
piece of land and premises situate. ly-
ing and being in the City OF Pleasant
ville in the County of Atlantic and
scribed as follows:
Beginning at point in the North
easterly line of Walnut Avenue fitty
feet wide) where same is intersected
by the first course of Tract No. l in
Deed. Joseph s. Tilton and wife to
Frank X, Ashton and wife, dated May
a. 1921. and recorded in Deed Book
65i. page 1874, and extending thence a.
following the first course in said Deed
and along land now or formerly be-
eastwardly. one hundred twenty four
and fifty-four one hundredthS feet to
land now or formerly belonging to
Mary f. Cunningham; thence %
NofthWeStWardly, along SAID Cunning
hams land and following the second
course in the above mentioned deed.
forty one feet to the third corner of
same: thence go Southwestwardly
following the third course of said deed
extended, one hundred twenty-four
and iftv-four one-hundredths feet
more or less, to the Northeasterly line
OF Walnut Avenue: thence ~(D South
eastwardly. along the said Northeast
erly line of Walnut Avenue, forty-one
feet to the place OF beginning.
Decree approximately g. SO, be-
sides interest costs and fees.
Seized as the property Of George s..
Brooks ct ais and taken in exec, ton
at the suit OF Frank r. Ashton ct ais
JAMES CINIINO,
Sheriff.
Dated December 8. 1927
PRS fee. s2s.46