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urging that high school grad
yates be given more and more
solid grounding" before enter
ing college.
by that / mean three years
and preferably four years
If math. including calculus" he
said. They should be able to
express their ideas both orally
and in writing"
He added:
They also should have COM
prehension Of at least one for
eign language and at least one
year Of laboratory work in q
science"
The luncheon at the Army
and Navy Club was attended
by many Of the District areas
headmasters. principals and
school superintendent.
Senator Speaks
The next event of the day
was at the Cathedral where
Senator Smith, Republican of
New Jersey. spoke.
Mr.. Wilson was president of
Princeton until 1910. when he
was elected Governor Of New
Jersey. When he was inaugu-
rated President Of the United
States in 1918, some 1000
Princeton students came to
Washington by chartered train.
Many of them knew Mr.. Will
son as undergraduates. About
40 Of them who live in this area
turned up to see the univer-
sity's new president honor Mr..
Wilson yesterday.
Concluding a round Of the
city at the .Mayflower Hotel,
DR.. Goheen addressed a Prince
ton alumni dinner audience.
His remarks ended with a
description of accomplishments
and progress at the university.
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william 8. Clements. 20, 1897 Ridge
IA Ee ie;: ans Carolyn " Ball. 49,
Leah Levin. Sc 726 Fern st. NV.
0eorGe p. ooetzman. SO. B527 Nevada
ave. nv. and Leona M. Rush, 81,
Bernard W. Lee, Is, 92s Euclid st. NV,
and Mary E. Acty, 10, rs N Sc. s,w.
Upton d. Thompson. 80, and Kathrine
n. Henderson. 81 both Of o16 10th
Earl NJ. Waters, 20, e07 22d st. NV,
and ARIEL B. suchomel. "a, 6iiS
9Th st. NV.
Pincus Fox, SO, Silver Spring, and
Yetta Radin, So, IA Gallatin st. NV.
Charles X Goldschein, %, 1885 Mis-
souri, ave. NV, and, Joyce P. Oscar,
20. 5S12 Eastern ave.
Ernest @. .Rickett. 90, Springfield, Va.
s ssS Betty J. Mecaskiil 90 slen-
Edwin D. WEIGH, 80 s37 d st. Sc.
and Theresa NJ. LeClerc, 20. GA
Pennsylvania ave. Sc
Fred J. Gordon. %. 1857 Chillum pl
ne, and Petra @. Jacobs, "a, Hy-
Samuel Shuler, IS. and Cora D, Fred
erick, SO. both Of 1858 st. ne.
Richard Giles. A, and Emma v. Hop
kins. 40. both Of 619 Elliott st. ne.
william W. Jones, As. 200 saith st. ne.
Grant st. ne.
James L. Haekett, jr., rs. 3737 W st.
Nv, and Ann G. Balsiger. 25, 2022
Columbia I'd. NV.
Harold r. Feeley II. 25. Kensington.
ana jeanne M. Morreale, 10. Chevy
Thsodorre; c. Roberts "a, 1884 Kalo-
rama I'd. nv, and Shirley J. Haw-
,os slns; ~ :;.l l,7ol Euclid g; NV.
and Vivian NJ. Medley, "a. 4443 Z
Dennis ssi Ii. Carroll. 81, 4s72 A st. So.
and VIRGIL Farrar, 20. sol 67th
james W: Fraser, IT.. IS, sos TAYLOR
po 1ssS Meridian H;nSTl R s Mga n :,
ana PhiiindS c. o Bates fss ie ~ snSss2
Warder st, NV.
Oscar Hamilton, jr., 90, 1903 2lst pl.
ne. and Debbie R. auyton, 10, 81
James NJ. Jones, 81 424e 9Th st. Sc
and Lucille Rider, AS, war, VI. Va,
James L. Brown, 90, 272 Division ave
sea and Christine D. Davis, 81. sI5
wsissTP (: (, ggsssnieks, Is, 1879 @ st.
Willis r. Bland, H., 1921 18th st.
NV, and kmma L. Roper. Is. Green
wiHiiiG s%' Woods obs 81. 1924 Park I'd.
nv. and Mae Z: Williams, is. $50
Alden. c.. Dutton, "a, and Marie D.
Eddinston,, 81. both Of the Hotel
william G. Hilnnek, "a. and Gail
.,I BrinkraH, q both q Arlington:
La. and Sally J. Lefkow. "a. Gal
william L. Frazier, 25, 1919 Kenyon
st. NV, and Betty j. Boyd. 90,
a0lb HOE bins pl. Sc |
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yates who attended Mr.. VIII
sons Inauguration here in 1913.
Dean Francis B. Sayre. jr..
accepted the nag at a dedica-
ton service attended by Prince
ton alumni and officials. Dean
Sayre Is the grandson of Mr..
Wilson and is the last child to
have been born In the White
House.
Mrs. Wilson attended the
ceremony in a day-long round
Of events marking the first visit
by DR.. Goheen to Washington
since he became university
president last spring.
Addresses Club
The 3s-year-old educator first
spoke to the Washington
Princeton Club at a luncheon
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CothedroI's Wilson Boy
Gets Princeton Flag

An orange and black Princeton nag was a part Of the
woodrow Wilson bay In Washington Cathedral today-he gift
Of the university which the late President headed before moving
TO the White House.
Princeton President Robert Goheen made the presenta-
ton yesterday ceremony attended by several of the grad
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FALLS CHURCH. Broyhill Crest
2-bedrm rambler; dishwasher, dis
posal: fin. bsmt., rec. Tfn.. bath'
sep garage. Trees. fruit, flowers.
sf35. Avail Aug. ] W. 2-7334s
FALLS CHURCH AREA--4 bedrms.
. baths, din. rmy. hrepl., utility
nm, earpo,ts .dfd fully equip XII.
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GEORGETOwN HOUSE, rms.
and bath, beautifully decorated;
i05I Wisconsin ave. nv, CAL
between 10 and 3 o'clock sat. ana
Sun. FE. 3-lS26 --..----.
GLEBE RID. LEE HWY. AREA -
q rms, incl . bedrms and rec.
rm.. 500 mo. Phone ia. b-6477,
HAMILTON 81. NE. 12-semldet.
brick: suit. for use as two 1-bed-
I'm; apis 2 comb. Kits snd
Sat, for inspection NJ. 2. SMITH.
INC. D1 7.7s71. RIA. 6-6136.
HILLCREsT HEIGHTS, 5905 nth
~ bath, finished rec. Tm: S135
per mo. Available July ] To
Inspect call LII. 1868 or 20.
s-4b12.
Continued an Merit pa9al
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40 Defrees 81. n.w.--Lovely l AM
3-bedrm. apis; newly remodeled
from s52.b0.
BATH ~ r : g; asE sst sTs' KIT an
bath; bsmt.: front and rea
porches; redeeorated: SIS.
III N ST. n.e.--Lovely rms
KIT and bath: redeeorated: S62 90
l116 4th st. n.w.-2 rms, kit
and bath: redecorated. $50.
20l4 Sth st. NV rms, kit
and bath: redecorated. $50.
24O2 18th st. NV lac rms.
kit. and bath: redeeorated: $50
1900 18th st. NV rms. kit
and bath redecorated: $50.
HARRISON AND ADAMS
n32 X 81 NV. MA. S-S30l
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COLORED

coLoRED
l495 Newton st. NV, Apt. 25--
, rms, kit. and bath, incl heat
and hot water, SIS. See janitor.
1914 Gales sine rms, d.
nette kit. and bath. SIS. Key al
3442 Croffut pl. SEE rms.
dinette. kit. and bath. pvt. front
and rear entr., full bsmt., SCI 80
Key 3444.
1853 X st. Sc, Apt. iO3-2
rms, dinette, kit. and bath. incl. all
utils, S7i. See mgr, ApR 20i,
1881.
ISL Howard I'd. Sc. Apt. go
rms. dinette, kit. and bath. $50 so
Key at Apt. 1. $40.
1891 L ST. NV. Ma. s-O334
A. S. GARDINER a Co. INC.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

COOP WANTED, near downtown
area=1-bedrm. type. Call Ii.
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oKOn0ETOWN. on beautiful Que
a., near 10th-- Liylne rms lac,
bedrmAs, 4 small hedrm,, bath,
dining rm., kit. back porch sep,
back yard and sep, bamt, Inquire
2. ow lnd h ~ -ossS' from .
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Luxurious IN aine an, decor
walk 70 schools. ahopplEni bui
through the project: acres 81 lawn
and enclosed play area. ideal tol
children. Ample parkinG.
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= -
COLORED

coLoRED--IsaT QUEEN ST. N.E.r
a.. AR. pI Ss ss s%'j E EIs psossAhNEEEsSI
A son, RealtorsH Ma. s-33l6
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CONTINUED on Next Pace
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ALEXANDRIA; buy or rent; Rose
coIoniai with ni' 'R hDTs Ssdro oOiSs
81 baths, rec. rm.; furn. or lno
furn, g. J. GNAsH CO. Realtor.
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SHARED BEAVER

CdnddH'S finest pelfs are used en-
efUsiDeiy at GdTtenh6us. Y0A cdn
hare your garment made nth yAst
the backs of the bearer Tor an an dark
effect 0Y voH Gun create striped de-
stgnt0f silver and brOUn. For 1ddt-
tf0aaI variation re after She1Yed
BenreY N pYGcftcHIlg an the pastel
shades.
Natural Sheared Beaver Jacket &355
Dyed GEleared Beaver Jacket SIS
Natural Sheared Beaver Coat Z 1886
Dyed Slleared Beaver Coat Z S595
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Mrs. B. ]. Brooks
Elected President

Mrs. Benjamin J. Brooks
has been elected president of
the National Mothers Mem
DRY Club. Mrs. Herbert King
is the new vice president.
Other officers are Miss
Luella P. Chase, chaplain;
Miss Helen Winter, recording
secretary; Mrs. L. c. zingg,
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
George Quirk, assistant cor
responding secretary; Mrs. r.
H. Lyle Seaton, treasurer;
Miss Isabel Myrth, registrar,
and Mrs. william Mattocks,
historian.
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Local Women
To Attend Meet

Several local delegates win
attend the 18th national con-
vention of Alpha Sigma Tau
Sorority being held at the
Statler Hotel in Buffalo.
N. Y. August 1921.
Those planning to attend
include Mrs. Merle Gates,
Arlington. president Of the
Washington d. c. Alumnae
Chapter; Mrs. Justin Doyle,
Falls Church, national editor:
Miss Kathleen Kelchner,
Washington, national me-
mortal loan fund chairman:
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The Parish Hall Of historic
Trinity Episcopal Church in
Upper Marlboro, Md, will be
the scene of a benefit antique
show and sale September II,
Is and 10.
The church, which was
founded in 1910, is to be re-
stored for the celebration Of
its sesquicentennial in 1860
and funds raised at the show
will be used for that purpose.
The church was founded
by the Rt. Rev. Thomas Clag-
gett, DID,, first Bishop Of the
Episcopal Church to be
consecrated on American
soil and Maryland's first
bishop of the Episcopal
Church.
1912 Notes
During the War Of 1912
British troops were billeted
in the church, an event re-
called by this excerpt from
the minutes of the Vestry:
Several leaves here and
some in other parts Of this
book, we're torn out by some
of Gem Ross soldiers who
found the book in the
church where it was put for
safe-keeping. To their eternal
disgrace be it recorded"
The church also is linked
with an historic event Of
that war through a member
of the first vestry, DR.. VIII
liam Beanes, who was taken
hostage by the British troops.
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Antique Show to Benefit
Restoration of Church

1t was to effect his release
that Francis Scott Key
boarded the British flagship
in the Baltimore narbor.
While being detained and
anxiously watching the
Commandment of Fort Nc
Henry, the young lawyer was
''in the dawn's early light"
inspired to write THE Star
Spangled Banner"
Families of other early
vestrymen are still prominent
in the community, familiar
names including Addison.
Duvall, Magruder, SasScer,
Clagett, Berry and Bowie.
FoAner Represe n tative
LanSdale G.. SasScer and
Judge Charles C. Marbury are
the present senior and junior
wardens.
Carmen Named
Mrs. Clyde v. Kelly, jr., is
chairman Of the Antique
Show Committee and Mrs.
James G. Sasscer is in charge
of publicity, assisted by Mrs.
Richard c. Zantzinger, Mrs.
Gustav A. Buchheister, Mrs.
Lansdale G. Clagett, Mrs.
Cary M. Euwer, Mrs. William
S. Hill and Mrs. Edwin S.
Holloway.
Mrs. S. w. H. Meloy is in
charge of refreshments, as
sisted by Mrs. James J.
Buchheister and Mrs. John
Marbury Bowie.
Mrs. Richard L. Sylvester is
chairman Of hostesSes and
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Mrs. Media Ray sewell. Ar
lington, national news agency
chairman: MRS. David B.
Douglas. Fairfax; Mrs. Joseph
Basilone. Springfield: Miss
Edith Elliott and Miss Re-
becca Dixon Of Falls Church.
A social highlight Of the
convention viii be q trip 10
Niagara Falls and dinner ct
Treadway Inn in Canada.
Alpha Sigma Tau supports
the Pine Mountain Settle
ment School connected with
Berea College in Kentucky
and the North Carolina PEN
land School Of Handicrafts,
whose founder, Miss Lucy
Morgan. is q member Of the
sorority.
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MINK COATS

Ranch Natural Dark Brown
ion Mink sI99S
Wild. Trapped Honey colored
Mink 924S0
Autumn Haze; Natural Brown
Mutation Mink $685.
Csxuieaflt Natural Blue Muta ttO1l
Mink $3.50
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Mrs. H. C. Clarke, jr., is in
charge of general planning,
assisted by Mrs. Donald r.
Chadwick, Mrs. Lansdale g.
Sasscer, jr., and Mrs. George
T. Burroughs.
The Rev. w. Curtis Draper,
jr., formerly canon at WASH
ington Cathedral, is the pres
ent rector of the church.
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i Of 3 &c ]

tslra ,ar Brown
tiOIi n
Il Honey gsOlOrea
fsik 3 n
Argensa Natural Grey Mutation
s So
tnIIlla Haze Natural Brown
Esisat Hon Mink s.
CeFNleaIi Natural BlNe Mllta lion
MINI Kl0s
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lIl

q 4 B
l


re al OH Ok zfe COM
una I u i llt d d { he Clk Iitste
$1lt6 g1tSsd est III
Wel ked 4 Il 4sl III q 5 b. Il 1itIlli
& 10 ne
Natural >ax
hon
at1ral Grey sltatiol
lItsIsan Haze
ton Mini
81 3
gI,Is Natural isis assltas Ios I 81
fea 81 spring tsiraI
fs1 AElita don Min 9ss
Desert Cod Natural III Brown
ton M
Jasllsilae Natural n laite aata ton
1885
Diadel Mutual pais Brown
Ion Mink on
slatakia Natural sil1faesa
ton Mink $685.
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pERS.IANI!. a AIR

We bug the highest prat,
skins ttGt hare tStf0 Isl c1Yfs 1gIH
mirror Ike eg Gu M fsli 1feVS
are the finest Af nh MIS- tan pestS nth
! no dying Also there Is d flesp Mocha
fB10tr,t shade Of Persian Lam
Black Dyed Persian Lamb St0Ies
and CapeS SIg5
Black Dyed Persian Lamb let, S2aS
Natural Grey Persian Lamb
Jacket $32S
Black Dyed Persian farnk Coat S37S
Natural Grey Persian Lamb Cost, S395
ERMTNE
Dyed Ern1fne Jacket sees
Natural White ErTntne Eapelets
ana B0teroS &S85
Dyed Ernfine Coat SSe5
CHINCHII.I4A
Natures rt0itestg most gfaHf0Y0us M
for he Precious Fen.
Natural Cfiinehilia CapeIet rs
Natural Cl4inC1lflia Stole S1SlS
Natural CEtnchiila Jacket $685.
DYED BROADTAH.
PROGRESSED LAMB
This years styles are most e1citing be!
cause Of d Hesp process and additional
c0E0rs Smarter lines hare been cYe0ted
f0y this season Some feature Missk
trim.
Dyed Broadtan Processed Lamb
B0Iero :. SIS
Dyed Broadtail PrOcessed Lamb
JACKET SzA1
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DYED NORTHERN
BACK MIJsKRAT

Ne select pelts rom the northern
United States only, because the an
irtaIs haze LonQ, thick hair to nth
stand the cold climate. Y0n'H ma
MHskYat Agltt height and III d choice
of many t0velg shades
Dyed Muskrat Capes & Etoles S 9s
Dyed Mnskrat Jacket Sf6s
Dyed Muskrat Coat S2le
Smyrna times., 1958-04-24

March 10. 1856. of record in Deed Record
Book +. Vol. 2l. Page IS.
is. Lot No. 80 as shown on plot of
Part One of Northwest Dover Heights
conveyed to Charles Manuel Durham and
Carrie Mae Durham. his wife. dated April
~, 1856. of record in Deed Record Book
IF. Vol. 21. Page as.
10. Lot No SO as shown on plot of
Part One of Northwest Dover Heights.
conveyed to Francis Arthur Landry. Sr.
and Alice B. Landry, his wife. dated Sep
tember s. 1856, of record in Deed Record
Book II. Vol. 2l. Page 205.
20. Lot No. s6 as shown on plot of
Part One Of Northwest Dover Heights
September s.. 1856. of record in Deed
Record Book H. Vol. 2l. Page 2OS.
2l. Lot No. IS as shown on plot of
Part One of Northwest Dover Heights
conveyed to Lonnie Cook. Jr.. and Flor
ence z. Cook. his wife. dated September
H. Vol. 2I. Page 201.
p. Lot No. 50 as shown on plot of
Part One of Northwest Dover Heights
conveyed TO Andrew Sullivan and Bessie
M. Sullivan, his wife, dated September
H. Vol. 21. Page 255.-
%. Lot No. "a as shown on plot of
Part One of Northwest Dover Heights.
conveyed to Alfred Russell and Carrie p.
Russell. his wife, dated September Z. 1856.
OF record IN DEED RECORD BOOK II, Vol.
2l. Page 253.
"a. Lot No. ss as shown on plot of
Part One of Northwest Dover Heights.
conveyed to Samuel A. Lamb and Fran
ces f. Lamb. his wife. dated September
a. 1856. of record in Deed Record Book
H, Vol. 21, Page 25l.
25. Lot No. 33 as shown on plot of
Part One of Northwest Dover Heights.
conveyed TO Willie j. Martin and Addie
G. Martin. his wife. dated September "a,
1856. of record in Deed Record Book H.
Vol. 81. Page 303.
26. Lot No. 81 as shown on plot of
Part One of Northwest Dover Heights.
conveyed to Francis Bethel. Jr.. and Edith
L. Bethel. his wife. dated October l.,
1856, of record in Deed Record Book H..
Vol. 81, Page 3S7.
Parcel No. 2. All that certain farm,
tract. piece and parcel of land and prem
ises situated in Little Greek Hundred,
Kent County and State of Delaware. and
lying on the west side of the State High
way known as dupont Boulevard, which
leads from Dover to Smyrna, and on the
north side of a road leading from said
Highway to Evans saw mill, bounded on
the south by said road. on the west by
lands formerly of John Carrow. on the
north by lands of William and Marian
Anderson. and on the east by the afore-
said highway, and containing eleven M
Smyrna times., 1958-04-24

acres and one hundred forty-seven (l47)
square perches of land, more or less. the
Improvements thereon being a two-story
frame dwelling house. barn, and stable.
gas station and electrical shop. and a
restaurant building; And Being the same
lands which Elmer E. Green. single man.
by his Deed bearing date the First day
of January. AID. 1886, and of record in
the Office of the Recorder of Deeds at
Dover. in and for Kent County. State of
Delaware. in Deed Record Book X. Vol.
"a. Page 43. granted and conveyed unto
Harley Franklin Taylor and Anna b.
Taylor, his wife. in fee simple: Except
ing. However. the following described lots
which have heretofore been conveyed by
the said Harley F. Taylor and Anna B..
Taylor. his wife.
l. Lot No. 21 as shown on plot of
corder's Office at Dover. conveyed to
Nolan Morris and Barbara Morris. his
wife. by deed dated January 10. 1913.
and of record in Deed Record Book E.
Vol. Is. Page ass.
2. Lots Nos. I9 and "a as shown on
aforesaid plot. conveyed to Rev. Joseph
Ravy. by Deed dated September s. 1913.
and of record in Deed Record Book M,
Vol. IS, Page 23.
8. Lot No. 20 as shown on aforesaid
plot. conveyed to Nolan Morris and Bar
bara Morris. his wife. by Deed dated
September s. 194S. and of record in Deed
Record Book o. Vol. Is. Page 364.
a. Lot No. 6 as shown on aforesaid
plot, conveyed to George Calvin Carter
and Betty Ann Carter. his wife. by deed
dated January 27. 1850 and of record in
Deed Record Book v, Vol. is, Page 81.
AND FURTHER EXCEPTING out of
the aforesaid Parcel No. the following
conveyances which were made subsequent
to the date of the Mortgage:
l. Lot No. and Lot No. 8 as shown
on plot Of Cheswold Heights. conveyed to
Merton Games and Alice w. Games. his
wife, dated August 5, 1858. and of record
in Deed Record Book d. Vol. 20. Page 49,.
2. Lot No. Is as shown on plot of
Cheswold Heights dated August IS. 1854.
and conveyed to William H. Ridgway. of
record in Deed Record Book S, Vol. 20,
Page 1872.
8. Lot No. 9 and Lot No. 10 as shown
on Plot of Cheswold Heights. conveyed to
Merton Games and Alice w. Games, his
wife dated June 81. 1855, of record in
Deed Record Book |. Vol. 2l, Page 2l
Seized and taken in execution as the
property If Harley F. Taylor and Anna
b. Taylor. his wife. and will be sold by
THOMAS HUGHES.
Sheriff
Sherif's Office. Dover. Delaware
April 10, 1858
Smyrna times., 1958-04-24
FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1858
At $500 PM. Eastern Standard Time

AT 2:00 PM, Eastern Standard Time
ALL the following described lands and
premises situated in Kent County and
State of Delaware, and more particularly
described as follows:
Parcel No. l. All that certain farm,
tract, piece and parcel of land and prem
ises situated in East Dover Hundred
Kent County and State of Delaware, and
lying about three-fourths of a mile north
west of the City of Dover, lying on both
sides of the Delaware Railroad and on
the north side of the public road leading
from the E. G. Packard farm to Fox
Hail. and on the East side of the public
road leading from the Walker Road to
the Mckee Farm adjoining lands late of
Elbert G. Packard. now of Robert H.
Wilson. lands now or formerly of w. C.
Jason and lands of others. and contain
ing about eighty (S0) acres of land more
or less And being the same lands and
premises which Charles Lockwood Gooden
deed bearing date the Fifth day of June,
AID. 1915. and of record in the Office of
the Recorder of Deeds at Dover. in and
for Kent County, State of Delaware, in
Deed Record Book V, Vol. 16. Page 367.
granted and conveyed unto Harley F..
Taylor in fee simple; the Improvements
thereon being a large three-story frame
dwelling house with barn, stable. etc. /;
Excepting However, from the above des-
cribed lands the following lots. tracts,
pieces or parcels of land heretofore con-
veyed or about to be conveyed by the
said Harley F. Taylor and Anna B. Tay-
lor. his wife:
/. Lot No. az as shown on plot of
Part One of Northwest Dover Heights,
said Plot being of record in the Office
! of the Recorder of Deeds aforesaid in
Plot Book l at Page 1888. conveyed by
Harley F. Taylor and Anna B. Taylor,
his wife. to Stanley Robert Brown and
Thelma A. Brown, his wife, by Deed
dated May 81. 1947, of record in Deed
Record Book A, Vol. IS. Page 116.
2. Lot No. rs as shown on plot of
Part One of Northwest Dover Heights,
conveyed to Harry Jones. Jr. and Alma
A. Jones, his wife. by Deed dated June
26, 1947. of record in Deed Record Book
A, Vol. IS. Page $50.
8. Lot No. sc as shown on plot of
Part One of Northwest Dover Heights,
conveyed to William Perry and Nancy G.
Perry, his wife, by Deed dated June 26,
/ l947 of record in Deed Record Book B,
Vol IS. Page 9S.
| 4. Lot No. as shown on aforesaid
plot, conveyed to William M. Banks and
Teresa M. Banks, his wife, by Deed
dated August 8, 1947, of record in Deed
Record Book B. Vol. 1S, Page 2S4.
/ S. Lot No. IS as shown on aforesaid
plot, conveyed to Palmer T. Drummond
and Inez v. Drummond. his wife. BY,
Deed dated November "a. 1947. Of record
! in Deed Record Book G. VOL Is, Page
474.
6. Lot No. as shown on aforesaid
plot, conveyed to Percy W. blackburn,
Jr. by Deed dated May z. ls4s, OF re