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21 THE SCRANTON REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1S27 SHERIFF SALES SHERIFF SALES SHERIFF SALES SHERIFF SALES Legal Legal MEXICAN KILLS PE1A. MAN IH MINE AGITATION storv graee oa tha rear of said lot. Being tn same premises conveyed ta Charier 8luaM by deed dated No, and recorded In Lackawanna County in Deeo Book .107 page 351 Seised and taken in execution at the suit of tha Anthracite Trust Company vs. Cha'le 8tnart. Debt $5,000.00.

8baris7 to collect S6.330.83 with Interest from Jan 7. 1927. attorney's commission of per cenf and costs. Judgment to No. 451 June Term.

192.. Lev. Fa. to Oct. Term, 1927.

Writ Issued June 9th, 1927. yiLLARD M. BUNNELL, Attorney. ALSO No 3 All of the following described piece oi parcel of land situate, lying and being in the City of Scranton. in tba County of Lark wanna, formerly Luzerne, described is follows: Being tha one half part at lot number one (1) In square or Block number lit flve (55) and situate upon street ca led and known aa Water Stree'.

now South Wyoming Avenue, uron the town oiot if the City or Scranton, Intended duly registered and recorded, commencing at a point on Water Street now South Wyoming Avenue, thence In a southerly direction forty 1 40) feet to a line of i ot number two (2) In said Block: thence in an easterly direction along tba line of said lot seventy (70) feet to a point; thence in a northerly direction forty (if) feet lo a point; thence IA a westerly direction tjv enty (70) feet to the place beginning; Seized and taken In execution at the suit of Vladyslaw Lukiewski vs. Stephen Gontan Debt $13,600.00. Sheriff to collect $6.8 0.00 with Interest frorn Feb. 1927. attorney commission of 5 per cent and costs.

Judgment No. 353, Oct. Term, 1927, Fi to Oct. Term. 1927.

Writ issued June 21. 1927. SIDNEY" GRABOWSKI, Attorney. ALSO No. 4 All that certain piece or parcel ot land situate partly In tha City of Scranto' and rartly in the 6th Ward ot the Bon ugh ot Dunmore, County of Lackawanna State ot Pennsylvania, bounded and de cr'bed as follows: Beginning at an iron pin at the southerly corne' of Jefferson Avenua and Poplar Street in said Borough ot Dunmore; thence along Jefferson Avenue In a southwesterly direction two hundred and fifty (250) fet to a corner of lot No.

6 in said City of Scranton, in square or block No. 2.19 mm tite Lackawanna Iron Coal Comparv's Map of a part of the City ot Scranton thence at right anglea to said Jefferson Avenue along the dividing line between les 6 and 7. one hundred and sixty (lGOl feet more or less to a corner on a sixteen foot alley; thence along said alley tn a northeasterly direction, by a course parallel with said Jefferson Ave nue two hundred and titty nine and fifty three one hundredths (259.53) feet toa corner Poplar Street; and thence along Poplar Street In a northwesterly direction one hundred and sixty feet more or less to the place of begtnning. Being lots Nos. 7, 8.

9. 10, 11 and 12 In block No. 239, on the said Lackawanna Iron ft Coai Company's map of lots In said City of Scranton and Borough of Dunmore. 1 A atrip ot land TO feet In width along the front of ict 7. 8, 9.

10 and the southwesterly eleven and sixty one one hundredtha teet of lot 11 is reserved to the said Lackawanna Iron Coal Com any by a former deed in the Hen of title to said land, but the privilege is hereby conveyed for using the said 10 teet wide strip of land for yards, piazza, bay window or vaulta but for no other purpose. Being the same piece or parcel of land conveyed by the Stegmaler Brewing Company to Robert C. Ruthven and Harry Scheirey by deed dated November 17, 1925. ari'J recorded in Lackawanna County In Deed Book 358, page 109. Serzeri.

and taken In execution at the suit ot Stegmaler Brewing Company vs. Robert Ruthven and Harry Scheirey. Debt $40,000 00. Sheriff to collect $21,145.04 together with Interest on $20,000.00 from May 17, 1927 and costs. Judgment entered to 769 March Term, 1927.

Writ issued July 8. 1927. Fl. Fa. to October Term, 1927.

JESSUP, GUNSTER ft MACKIE, Attorneys. ALSO No. All that certain lot, piece or parcel ot land situate, lying and being In the Fourteenth Ward of the City of Scran tj.i, in the County of Lackawanna, and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows: Being an of Lot No. 90 on Swetland's Mar of Hyde Park, and being forty eight (48) feet front on Chestnut Street; forty eight (48) feet in depth on Pleasant Street: and extending In depth from said Chestni S'reet to Pleasant Street one hundred and thirty feet, more or less. Being bounded on the north by land now or late of Peter McCann; on the south by land now or late of Patrick McCann; on the east by Chestnut Street, and on the west by Pleasant.

Subject to all the exceptions, conditions, reservations and restrictions contained In prior deeds for same. Seized and taken In execution at the suit ot Leo Harrityvs. Thomas Har rity and John, harrlty. Debt $250.00, with Interest from March 23, 1927, attorneys commistlon of 10 per cant and costs. Judgment No.

235. Oct. Term, 1927. Fl. to Ttrm.

1927. Writ issued July 7, 1927. D. J. REEDY.

Attorney. ALSO No. 6. First piece (a) All that lot. Snyder's land: thence alone said Snyder's land (8 degrees 8 perches) ta a poet aald Snyder's line; thenca south western along said Snyder's land 22 perchea 'c a post comer of land of aaid G.

W. Stanton; theace along land of said Stanton (N 45 degrees W) ta a post to the place if beginning. Containing 1 1 acres, mora or lean. Fifth piece (b) All that lot, pieca or parcel of land located in Benton Township, Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania, beglnnlna at a corner post In George W. Stanton's line; thence along line of lands of aaid oeorge Stanton (N 40 degrees 55 minutes 166 5 feet) a corner rost in awan being a corner of Isaac Travis' land; thenca alone line of lands of Isaao Travla (S 50 degreea 25 minutes 157.8 feet) to a corner being an Iron pin and stones corner; thence by a new line (8 26 degr es 28 feet) ta place of beginning.

Containing 2240 square feet oi land, the aame more or leas. All of the foregoing parcels of land togethe, form a farm in Benton Township, said County and State, which la Improved with a farmhouse, bam. fruit trees and oubulldinga, and also with three summer cottagea and outbuildings, the said cottagea being located on a lake or pond which la known aa Lake Kewanee. All ol the said real estate was conveyed to George W. Stanton, the father of the defendant, by deed recorded In Lackawanna County.

The aald Oeorge W. Stanton leffMo survive him the above defendant, hia widow. Sarah A 'Stanton, and a daughter, Ruth J. Waterman. The aaid widow and Ruth J.

Waterman and her husband, Eugene C. Watt rman conveyed their Interest to the defendant, by deed recorded In Lackawanna County In Deed Book No. 300 at ysge 87, Seized and taken In execution at the suit ot B. Farr, attorney, vs. R.

Stanton. Debt $602.01 with Interest from March 15, '927, attorneys commission of 5 per cent coats. No. 756, Oct, Term, 1927. Fi.

Fa. to Oct Term. 1927. Writ issued July 12, 1927. Also elxed and taken In execution at the auit of R.

U. Capwell, trustee, assigned to E. V. Farr, vs. R.

M. Stanton. Debt $2, 879.29 W'th Interest from Feb. i 1926. at torneya commission of 10 per cent and costs.

Judgment to No. 695. March Term, 1926. Fi. Fa.

to Oct. Term, 1927. Writ Issued July 12. 27. LEE P.

STARK, AUorney. Also seized and taken In execution at the suit of R. N. Grunwood vs. R.

M. 8tanton, Debt $1,800.00, interest $211.03. and Interest from August 27th. 1927, attorneys commission and costs, Judgment to No. 665.

November Term. 1926. Fl. Fa. to October, 1927.

"Writ issued August 27; 1927. LEE P. STARK, Attorney. ALSO No. 7.

All the following front south we teny pr tion of Lot number one (1 of Alfr. Hand's addition to the City of Scranton. County of Lackawanna and State of Pennsylvania, being situate upon street cilled and named South Main Avenue uron the town plot ot said Addition to said City of Scranton, said portion being more. particularly described aa follows: Beginning at the southwesterly corner of Lot number one (1) aforesaid being a corner on the easterly side of South Main Avenue and common to Lot number one (1) and Lot number two (2) of the r.fore sald plot: thence along the line dividing Lot numbr one (1) and Lot number two (2) south forty eight degrees thirty minutes east (8 48 degrees 30 minutes E) Thirty seven and fifty five hundredths feet (37.55 feet) to a point at the northerly side of store building owned and occupied by D. D.

Evans; thence along sa'td stoe building south fifty degress twelve minuter East (S 50 degrees 12 minutes E) Twelve and fifty six hundredths feet (12.56 feeO to a point; thence North forty one degrees thirty minutes East (N 41 decrees 30 minute E) Twenty two feet (22 feet) to earner; thence North fifty two degrees thirty four minutes West (N 52 degrees 34 minute" W) Twelve and fifty five hundredth feet (12.55 feet) to a corner; thence North forty one degrees thirty minute East (N 41 degrees 30 minutes E) Eighty nine hundredths feet (.89 feet) to a corner; North fifty three degree fifty eight minutes West (N 53 degrees 58 minute W) Thirty nine and fifty hundredths feet (39,50 feet) to a corner on the easterly side of South Main Avenue: thence along th easterly side of said South Main Avenue south thirty six degrees four minutes West (S 36 degrees 4 minute W) Eighteen and eighty five hundredth feet (18.85 feet) to the place of begtnning. Containing 1070 square feet of land. Being th same premises conveyed to Charles Butdett by Mamie E. Morgan, by deed dated February 27. 1924 and recorded In the office for the recording of deeds In and for Lackawanna County on ths 28th dav of February, 1924, in Deed Book 34t, at page 9.

Seized and taken In execution at the suit of Columbia Building and Loan Association, Pa. vs. Charles Bur dett. Debt $2,382.96. Sheriff to collect $2,382 96 with Interest from February 27, 1927, attorney's commission and costs.

Judgment to No. 773 Oct. Term. 1927. FI.

Fa. to Oct. Term 1927. Writ issued July 12, 1927. J.

E. Attorney. ALSO No. 8. All that certain parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the Fifth (5) Ward of th City ot Scranton, County of Lackawanna and State af Pannavivania known and distinguished on J.

Heerman' Mar of South Hyde Park as the Northeast erly One half (,) part of Lot number four (4) In Block number fifty two (52); being wenty five (25) feet In front on Twelfth Street and one hundred fifty (150) fe in depth to an alley, and being rectangular in shape. Coai minerals excerted and reserved Improved with a single frame dwulling Being part of the' same property vised by the will of Henry S. Davies, deceased, Eleanor Davies, duly probated In, the Reg ster of Wills' offica of Lackawanna County, on September 30, 1910, recorded In Will Book Number 26. page 206: and ajso devised by Will of Eleanor Davie deceased, duly probated In the Register Of Wills' office of Lackawanna County, on January 12, 1923. in Will Book numter 41.

page 264. to Margaret Reese, now inter married with said Robert J. Beet. Seized and taken In execution at the suit of Electric City Bank of Scranton, Pa. 1912V and recorded In Lackawanna County in Deed Book 265.

page 65. Improved with a two story, frame, stucco, two family dwelling house. 8txed and caken In execution at the suit of Peories Sav4og ft Dime Bank ft Trust Company vs Gertrude M. Vaughan and William F. Vaugban.

Debt Sheriff ta Ulect $19.950.. with Interest an $19,000 from May 2, 1927. attorney'e commission and costs. Judgment to No. 1302 Octiber Tftrm.

1925. Fl. Fa. to October term, 1927, Writ Issued August 18. 1927.

J. M. WALKER. Attorney. ALL OF WHICH WILL BE SOLO FOR CASH ONLY.

GOMER C. DAVIS. Sheriff. Scranton. Aug.

it, 1927. A.25 S.2 9. PARIS AGY IN FLAGS TO GREET LEGION Liners Bearing Peshing and 2d A. E. Due at France Today PARIS, Sept.

15. Paris and the Atlantic ports of France are gay with, bunting and flags tonight, ready to welcome tomorrow and the next day that Great Peacetime Armada which brine the American Legion. A dozen ships with thousands of former American soldiers aboard are nearing the French coast. General John J. Pershing, who ten years igo slipped across the sea in fested vith submarines and entered this country then in the midst of war with a few staff officers, will return tomorrow with bands playing and flaps flapping in the breeze.

The booming of the guns of French warships and the roar of the motors of the airplanes circling overhead will welcome him and his compaions aboard the Leviathan who were once soldiers in his victorious army. The Leviathan anchor off Cherbourg sometime after 2 a.m. tomorrow and during then ext 43 hours a whole fleet of ships will disembark an army of buddie on the shores of re nee and Belgium, all of them bound for Paris and the convention which opens Monday. FEDERAL COTTON REPORT PROTESTED BY SOUTH VASHINGTON, Sept. 15 (AP) Bombarded with protests from the South and telegrams of inquiry concerning the validity of governmental opinion on the future prices of cotton, which, today sent tho tvai1rAf Armm e.

50 hala nr. Npvi Or leans, the Bureau of Agrlculturaf Economics tonight withheld a statement of its position pnclin'? a conference of its chief with Se. Jardine. i In ths meantime tjuthern congressional wera the secretary with objections to crop price" forecasts by his denartment. Senator Harris, Democrat, Georgia, said the statement had caused a break in the market today at a cost to southern planters Ot SIOO.OCO.COO.

WESTERN HEAT WAVE SETS SCRANTON SWELTERING (Continued from Paae One) wind In the vicinity of Pottsville and in Delaware and Montgomery counties. In Pottsville an uprooted tree was blown across a high tension wire, throwning the city and surrounding towns in darkness and. tying up trolley lines within a radius of 60 miles for an hour. A number of homes were unroofed, trees blown down an dtelegraph and telephone poles snapped in Haverford and Upper Darby townships on the outskirts of Philadslphla. The storm lasted only a few minutes.

C00LIDGE "GrVES UP" AS MERCURY RUfiS TO 102 WASHINGTON, Sept. 15 (A.P.). Apparently waiting for the return of President Coolidge to the city, hot weather came down upon Washington with a vengeance today and as the mercury soared to 102 degrees at the White House the President took the afternoon off. Mr. Coolidge never has liked hot weather and he has avoided It going away during the 4 Summer months, but it has.

been gradually warming tip here since his return from the Black Hills Sunday night. Whi'e he remained in his room this afternoon, the President was said to be bothered by the weather and not ill. He has had some trouble with hoarseners since his return to the city and he thought it best to seek a cool retreat in the mansion after a busy morning. ROUT OF WESTERN HEAT WAVE STARTS IN CHICAGO CHICAOO, Sept. 15 (A.P.).

A Spring like shower late today started the route of September's mid Summer heat wave, in which Middle West millions have sweltered for four days. Darkening clouds intervened earlier in behalf of a parched country, driving the mercury slowly downward here from its high point of 93 degrees, reached shortly after noon. Hourly readings had equalled those of yesterday, and the temperature threatened to exceed the 95 degree record of the two previous days until the clouds appeared. Like readings were reported throughout the Central States, the highest being 100 degrees at Peru, HI. The shower was on short duration in Chicago's downtown loop district.

The sun was shining brightly once more when the National League Brooklyn Chicago baseball game was called off thirty blocks away on account of rain. A cool area was moving in from the west, however, and forecasters Predicted further rain tonight with smperatures around 80 tomorrow and in the normal seventies by Saturday. The break in the heat wave found a total of more than a score of deaths attributed to the unprecedented rise in temperature, due, it was said, to a lack of contact between a high pressure area in the south and a low area In the north. GOTHAM IN HEAT GRIP NEW YORK, Sept. 15 VA.P )AU local heat records for September 15 were broke ntoAy when the mercury officially soared to 90 degrees at 3 o'clock this afternoon.

The previous hlhg temperature record for the day was established in 1915 when 88 degrees was officially registered. Only one prostration was reported. This aws due, according to weather bureau officials, to the fate that the humidity remained remarkably low. THREE BREAK JAIL BUTLER, Sept. 15 (A.P.).

Joseph McDonald, 18, Albert Gettle, 19, and James Gettie, 27. charged with the larceny of automobiles In Butler, Clarion and Allegheny Counties, escaped from the Clarion County Jail tonight. M. Carey, dated July 8, 1924, and recorded in tne ottlce for toe recording or deeds in and for Lackawanna County In "Deed Book No. 343.

page S26. Seised and taken In execution at the auit of the Flrat National Hank of Jessup. Pa. vs. Vincent Carey and viola M.

hia wife, to No. Ss3 October Term. 1924. Fl Fa. to October Term.

1927. Sheriff to collect $155.00 with Interest fiom July 16. 1927, attorney's rommlslun and oats Wi lt' issued August 24, 1927. L. D.

SAVIGE. Attorney. ALSO 4. All that certain rot. piece or parcel of land, situate in Providence, in th City oi scranton, county ot ano State of Pennsylvania, known and dis tinguished as pirt cf lot i Nos.

Six (6). Eight (8), Ten (10) and Twelve (12) on Mountain Drive, now Ferdinand atreet. on a certain property entitled "Electric City Park," according to survey of th aame made In August. 1892. by Lewis van uayne.

engineer and surveyor, a map of which Is recorded in the office for the recording of deeds, etc In Lackawanna County in Deed Book No. at page 4, and being more particularly described as follow Situate on the southerly side of Sweeney avciue and beginning at a point seventy (70) feet northerly from the intersectfon of Mountain drive, or Ferdinand street with the said Sweeney avenue, the corner ot land now or lata ot Daniel Hughes; thence running a southerly direction along the land ot the said Daniel Hughes, one hundred, ninety (190) feet to a corner thence running in a westerly direction, and parallel w'th Sweeney avenue, filtv (50) feet, to land r.ow or of James Ruddy and wife: thence running in northerly direction, and at right angles to the last mentioned line, one nuudred rlnety (190) feet to Sweeney avenue; thonr rnnainir In a westprlv direction. along Sweeney avenue, fifty (50) feet to the place or beg'nmng. xmprovea witir a. iwo story frame dwelling and outhouse.

Being the same premises conveyed tn William Savage and Violet Savage, his wire, by Michael rlooan ana wire, uy aeea dated the 22nd day of August. 1926, and duly recorded In the office aforesaid, in Deed Book No. at page 537. Seized and taken In execution at the suit of the Nort Scrsnton Bank of Scranton. axalnsl William Savage and Violet Savace, debt $3,000.00.

Sheriff to collect $3,000.00 with interest from Jan uary 18, 1927. attorney's commission an! 6osts; Judgment to No. 1751. October Term, 1927. Fi.

Fa, to October Tsrm, ISC'7. writ issued August 2j, 1927. CORNELIUS "COMEGYS. Attorney. ALSO 5.

All that certain lot of land In the City of Carbondale; Lackawanna County. bounded and described as follows Beginning at a point in the southwesterly line of Fallbrook road at the easterly corner of outlot No. 250 on tract of land In the warrantly name of Mary Boysr heretofore conveyed by tne D. H. Canal Company to Anthony Duffy; hence by line of said road, south, nty three derrcs.

east, fifty feet to a corner; thence by the remaining part pf outlot No. 249 aforesaid conveyed to Ann rrice, south, thirty seven degrees, west, one hundreJ sixty three and four tenths feet to a corner in the northeasterly line of an Irregular, lane, thence by line of said north, sixty one degrees, west, eighteen and five tenths feet north, forty degrees, west, ni.iety flve feet and north. twenty nine and three quarter degrees, east thirty one and four tenths feet to a corner: thence by lot No. 250 aroresaiu, south, sixty degree, 'east, slity and one tenth teet ana norm, forty aegren, east, one hundrad, six and six tenths feet to th place of beginning. Reserving to Bridget Walsh of the City of Carbondale, Lackawanna County, five feet thereof bounded ami aes nwa as follows: Beginning at a point on the southerly line) of Fallbrook street, and lands of John J.

Denpsey; thenca in a southerly direction, one hundred sixty three and four tenths feet to other of Bridget Walsh; tnenee in a westerly direction and along of Brldeet Walsh, five thence In a northerly direction ant along landa of Bridget we.lsh. one nunired sixty three and four tenths feet to the. southerly line of Fallbrook street, thence in a easterly direction along the southerly line of Fall rooie street, fiva leet to tne piace oi db. ginning. Minerals ana mining rigiita reserved to the legal owner.

Improved with a iwo story frai.ie dwelling and outbuildings. Seized and taken in execution ai tm suit of Fanny W. Butler to use of tho Estate of Mary Penwaiden. deceased, vs. Michael .1, Walsh, debt $2,550.

Sheriff to collect $2 500.00 with interest from May, J2, 1927, attorneys commission of 6 and costs, judgment no. itiu, wciuoer aerm, 1927, FI. Fa. to octODer Term, i. writ Issued August 26, 1927.

r. uaii iNui iia, Attorney. ALSO No. 6. All those lots of ground situate In the Borough ot Clark's Summit, Lackawanna County.

Pennsylvania, known and designated lota fifty two (52) filiy three (53) In a certain plan loie calied 'Summit Park." surveyed for Wood, Jlnr mon Company, ty C. 8. Miller, civil engineer, and recorded In Lac'tawi'nna County Deed Book 87, oag 482 on MaV 10. 1892. Said lots fifty two (52) unn fifty threa (53 are each rectangular, with 'frontage of thirty (30) feet Sum mit avenue and a depth of lone liunilrecl fifteen (115) feet to an alley In the rear.

Belnz toe same land devised to Robert Vincent Huit and Angellne Ethel Hunt, his wife, and Ralph Etnmlt Hunt and Matilda Beatrice Hunt, his wife, share and share alike, by David J. Hunt in lil last will and testament probated in Lackawanna county, the interest of Rob ert Vincent Hunt ana Angelina rvinei Hunt having been conveyed to Ralph Emrnlt Hunt and Matilda Beatrice Hunt by deed intended to be recorded. Seized and taken in execution at tne suit of William Knight, assigned to W. Murphy s. Italph Enimit Hunt and Matilda Beatrice Hunt, snerni to collect $1,534.00, attorney's commission and costs.

Judgment enteiel to No. 1804. octon" Term, 1927. Writ issued August 27. 1927.

Attorney. ALSO 7. 'All that certain lot or parcel of ground in Priceburg. Dickson 'City Borough. Lackawanna County, cound ed and described as follows, to wit: Being known as lot No.

twenty two (21) In the nothwesterly half of block No. 34 (34) being fifty (53) feet in front on Dim mlck street and one hundred and sixty five tlo dentb. according to map or plan entitled "Price. Pancoast and Throop's Map of Priceburg." Improved with a two story frame dwelling. Seizes and taken at the suit of Peter Turowski, et.

ux. vs. Btanslaw Donvbrowski and Stanislaw Dombrowaki. Judgment No. 1835.

Octouer Term. 1927.. Sheriff to collect debt interest. $102.00 5 attorney's commission, or a total of $3,672. Writ Issued August 29.

1927. Attorney. ALL OF WHICH WILL BE SOLD FOR CASH ONLY. GOMER C. DAVIS.

Sheriff. Scranton, Sept. 2nd, 1927. 8 2 9 16. Sheriffs Sale OF Valuable Real Estate ON Friday, September 16, 1927 By virtue of uidry writs of Fieri Fa cias, Levarla Facias and Venditioni Exponas, issued out of the Court of Common Piras of Lackawanna County, to me directed, I will expose si public sale, by vendue or outcry to the beat and highest bidder for cash, at the Court House, In the City of Scranton, County of Lackawanna and State of Pennsylvania, on FRIDAY.

SEPTEMBER lo. 1927 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon ot said day, ail tha right, title and Interest of the defendants In and to all the following described lota, pieces or parcels of land, to it: No. I. All that certain tract of land situate in 'he First Ward of the City of araatea. Cematy a Lackawanna and State of Pennsylvania described as follows: Being lot No.

five (3) In "Tamblyn ft Rytnyr Plot" as recorded In Map Book No. 2 paiie 115 Said lot la forty (40) feet In width In rear and front and one hun dred and thirty five and Ave tenths (135.5) (est on tha northwesterly side and one hundred thirty rour and nve tenths (134.5) feet on tha southeasterly side and further dercrlued as follows: Bounded on tha southwesterly side of Rlchmont Street and on the northwesterly by land of Kinsley, on the northeasterly aid by land of John jnce and on the southeasterly side by land nt B. R. Tamblyn. Coal nd mlnerala excepted and re served as fully and to the same extent as they at excepted and reserved In tha title daa ls to said premises.

Being Imr roved with a two story and attic frame and atueco dwelling bouse known aa 2205 Rlchmont street, and a ona mission of 13 per cent and cost. Judgment No. 1229 Oct. Term. 1926, Ft.

Fa. to Oct. Term. 1937. Writ lamed July 20.

1927. ftOBT. P. 81LVER8TEIN, Attorn. ALSO No.

10. All those certain let of ground In the Village at Priceburg, Dickson City Borough, Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania, known a lota numbered On tn Twelve i to 12) Inclusive In Block Number Thirty six (36) being th Southeasterly one half ot said Block in all six hundred (600) feet front on Dlmmlck Street by one hund.ed and stxty Ov (165) feet In depth and six hundred (600) feet In rear containing wo and one half (2) acre more or less according to a plan entitled "Price, Pancost ft Throop's Map of Being the aame property conveyed te lohn Sklhickl and Sophy Skiblckl, by deed dated September 3, 1907, and recorded In Lackawanna County In Peed Book No. 232. page 185. The said John Skiblckl having since died and by operation of law the said Sophy Skiblckl thereby became th owner in fee.

The said Sophy Skiblckl thereafter married Stanley Petrowski, wh ba since died. Also all that certain lot ot piece of ground In rlcebufg, Lackawanna County. Pennsylvania. known a lots nnmbertd thirteen to twenty four (13 to 24) inclusive In Block Number Thirty six (36), being tn all six hundred (600) feet more sr less in front an Mllnes Street and one hundred au 1 I.tty flv (165) feet In depth and six hundred (600) feet In rear more or Uss according to a plan entitled "Price. Paneost ft Tnreop's Msp of Being the same property conveyed by Ell K.

Price, et to Borny Skiblckl by deed dated June 8, 1912. and recorded In Lackawanna County tn Deed Book No. 266. page 29. Improved with dwellings and out buildings.

Seized end taken In execution at the suit ot Kraynlk and Katrine Kray nik, hia wife, against Sophy Skiblckl Petrowskl Kalntlck. Judgment entered to No. 1265. October Term, 1927, debt $2,400. Sheriff (o collect Nine Hundred Forty Dol.ars and Thirty seven cent ($940.37) with lntre fiom August 3, 1927, and tan per cent, attorney commission.

Judgment to No. 1265 Oct. Term 1937. Fl. Fa.

to October Trm, 1927. Writ issued Aug. 5, 1927. H. D.

CARET, Attorney. Also seized and taken tn execution at the suit of Thomas Padden vs. Sophy Skiblckl Petrowskl. Debt $130.00 with Interest from August 21, 1922. Attorney's commission of 10 and cost.

Judgment No 1519, October Term. 1927, Fl. Fa. to October Term, 1927.. Writ Issued Aug.

J. 1927. i HUGHES. Attorney. also No: l.

All the surface and right of soil of all that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate In the Borough of Dunmore, County of Lackawanna and State ot Pennsylvania, bounded and described a follows, to" wit: Beginning at the Intersection of the Southeasterly line of Burke Street with the Northeasterly line of an alley In the rear 'of lots number Eight (8) and Ten (10) on Meatle Street, a said street ind lots hereinafter mentioned are laid out and plotted on the maps of (he Pennsylvania Coal Company, on file In Its office in the Borough of Dunmore, Pennsylvania; t.hence In a Northeasterly direction along Burke Street, Seventy Five (75) feet to a point seventy Five (75) feet distant from the Southern Intersection of said Burke Street am Meade Street; thence In a Southeasterly direction parallel with and Seventy five (75) feet distant from said Meade Street Fifty seven and three tenths (37.3) feot to a point; (hence In a Southwesterly direction Seventy five (75) to a roint in the Northeasterly line of aforesaid said point being distant Seven and three tenths (7.3) feet Southeasterly from the Southerly corner of said lot number Eight (8); thence in a Northwesterly direction along said alley Fifty seven and three tenth. (37.J) feet to the place of beginning. Containing an area of Four Thousand Two Hundred Ninety Seven and five tenths (4297.5) feet and being the Southwesterly or rear part of lot number Eight (8) and Seven and three tenth (7,3) teet of ths southwesterly or rear part of lot number Ten (10) oa said plot of th Pennsylvania Coal Company In the Borough of Dunmore. Being the same premises as eonveyed by the mortgagees herein to the mortgagors herein by deed df even date herewith, this mortgage given and accepted by the patties herein a security for the balance of the purchase price for the property above described. Seized.

aid taken In execution at th suit of Wiriam J. Butler and Mamie Butler, assigned to John J. Olbben. vs. Leonard Vaccaiy and Sorhla Vaccaro, Thoma Regan ara Catherine Regan, Lessees, Charles Williams, oecunant and farra t.n.

ant. Debt $3,000.00 Sheriff te collect $1,500 win! iiuvrrsi irom Aug. a), via attorney commission of 5 and costs. Judgment No. 1297.

October Term, 1927. Fl F. to Oct. Term, 1927. Writ Issued Aug.

6. 1927. CONNOLLY, Attorney. ALSO No. 12.

All those tertatn piece of land Ituat. in the City of Scranton, County Lackawanna. Pennsylvania, bounded and descr.bed as follows: Being known as Lots numbered Seven (7) and Eight (8) In Block number On Hundred and Eighteen (118) on Street called and known aa Washington Avenue, aa appears by plot of lot drawn by H. Colt, Surveyor, Wilke Barr. 1858, and which said plot was duly Intended to be registered and recorded.

The said lots are located at the Easterly Intersection of Washington Avenue nd Maple Street In the Eleventh (11th) Ward of the id City' of Scranton, and fractional lota, the said Lot number Seven (7) being forty (40) feet in front, forty (40) feet In rear and thirty four (34) feet on the line dividing it I om Lot Number Six (6) In same Block, and Lot number Eight (8) being forty (40) feet in front, forty (40) feet In rear ana one hundred and thirty (1.101 teet on the I'ne of Maple Street, and about or hundred and twenty ftve (l'5i teet on the dividing line between Lots numbered Seven (7) and Eight 8. Seized and taken in execution at the suit ot Bosak Stat Bank vs. Felix Dende and Alexandria Dende. debt $3,400, Sheriff to cellect $450 with interests Irom June 8. 1927, Attorney's commission of 10 and costs.

No 8S9. October Term. 1927. Fi. ra.

to wct ber Tirm. 1927. Writ sued July 18. 1927. SIDNEY GRABOWSKI, ALetO No.

13 All that certain piece, parcel or lot of land situate in the Village of Moscow. unty of Lackawanna, and State of Pennsylvania bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a eorner of street known as Church Street, running thence North eight (8) degrees East along Maple street Two Hundred (200) feet; thence Njrth eighty two (82) degree West One Hundred fifty (150) feet to an alley; tnenee south five (5) degreea West two hundred (200) feet to a corner of Church Street; thence Easterly along Church Stieet about One Hundred forty three (.43) leet to the place of beginning. Being lot Number One (1) and part of Lot Number Two (2) In Block of 8. E. Loveland' Addition to th Village of Moscow, recorded in Lackawanna County.

Improved with a two story frame dwelling house and outhouses. Being the same premises "ouveyed to Martin Devlne by John Jorlan et. by deed dated March :8. 1927 and recorded In Lackawanna County In D. B.

356, page 306, etc. Seized and taken In execution at th suit' of 4. i bony Schlff v. Martin Devlne. Debt $3,000.

Sheriff to collect $1,467, with Interest from April 25. 1927. Attorney' commies on and cost. Judgment to No, 1631 October Term 1927. Fl.

Fa. to October Term 192. Writ Issued August 20. 1927. MYER KABATCHNICK.

Attorney, ALSO No. 14 All that certain 1st, piece or parcel nf lsnd situate In the City i' Scranton. County of Lackawanna and State ot Pennsylvania, bounded and described 'tnlluws: Beginning at a point on the bulMing line of Webster Avenue, on the dividing line between Lota Numbers Seventeen (7 and Eighteen In Block Number One Hundred Forty three (14J) on the Town clot ot the City of Scranton. aforeraid; thence at right angles to said Webstei Avenue In a Boutheasterly direction along ii(l dividing line. One Hundred and Fifty (150) feet to Kellum Court, a corner: thence Northeasterly along said Kellum Court, Seventy two 72 feet to a corner in Hie of land of Harry Cromwell Reynolds; thence along said land at right angle to sale) Kellum Court In a Northwesterly direction, one hundred and fifty 1 1:0) teet to a corner on the building line of said Webster Avenue; thenc Southwesterly along aald building line, seventy two (72) feet to the place of beginning Comprising and being the whole af Lot Number Eighteen (18) and the Southwesterly Thirty two (32) feet of Lbt Number Nineteen (19) In said Block Number One Hundred and Forty three (143) uron the Town Plot of the City of Scranton aforesaid, the measurement ot the depth to commence Ten (10) feet Inside of the sidewalk, with the right to enclose, occupy and use ten (10) feet la front of said lot for cellarway, porch, portico, bay.

window or shrubbery, bat not th right to erect any building thereon. oal and mineral reserved. Being th ssm premises conveyed to gertrud M. Vsughan by Stephen O. Itch and wit, by deed dated June 2, FILE Or THE COUNCIL, NO.

3 I A OKDIKAXCB BUei for exchanging the uai for a parcel of land of the Delaware, Lacka )' and Western Railroad Company abutting on Lackawanna avenue; Authorising the mayor to enter into a contract vwith said comrany for the removal of the parapet wall on said parcel of land to be conveyed to the city, and the con structlon of a new wall and Iron' fence upon the land of said company, Ba it enacted the City Council of the City of Scranton and It Is hereby enacted by authority of the same. Section 1. That those portions of Jefferson avenue in the Seventeenth Ward of the City of Scranton, now occupied by the steps leading to the passenger station of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company, and bounded and described as follows, to wit: No. I Beginning at the Intersection of the northeasterly line of bottom step of the i Saraon Avenue entrance to the ''Railroad Company's passenger station with the northwesterly Una of land of said Railroad Company, being also the southeasterly line of Jefferson Avenue; thence in a southwesterly direction along the division line between land of said Railroad Company and the City of Scranton the two, following courses and distances: (1) a distance of six tenths (0.6) of a foot, more or less, to a point; (2 a dlna.ice of nineteen and seven "tenth (19.7) feett more or less, to a point in the northwesterly line of bottom step of said Jefferson Avenue en trance; thence by lands of the City of Scranton as follows: (3) in a northeasterly direction along last mentioned line of bottom step a distance of eighteen and eight tenths (18.8) feet, more or less, to a point; (4) In a southeasterly direction continuing along line of bottom step at right angles lo last mentioned course a distance of seven and thirty five ene hundreds (7.35) feet, more or less, to the place of beginning. Containing sixty nine and one tenth (69.1) square feet, more or less.

No. 2. Beginning at a point In the northwesterly line of land of the said Railroad Company, being also the southeasterly line of Jefferson Avenue, dis tant forty flve and three tenths (45.3) feet, mare or less, northeasterly from the northeasterly line of above de ibed parcel No. 1. measured along 'said line of Jefferson Avenue; thence laiong the outside edge of bottom step stairway to entourage enclosure, as follows: (1) In a northwesterly direction at right angtts to line of Jefferson Avenue a distance of one and one tenth (1.1) 'feet, more or less, to a roint; (2) In a northeasterly direction at right angles to course No.

1 a distance of thirty and two tenths (30.2) feet, more or less, to' a point; (3) a southeasterly direction parallel to course No. 1 a distance of one and one tenth (1.1) feet, more or less to a point In the aforementioned line of Jefferson Avenue; thence along said line of avenue in a southwesterly dl rection a distance of thirty and two tenths (.10.2) feet, more or less, to the place of beginning. Containing thirty three and two tenths stuare feet of land, more or less, as "shown in yellow upon blue prints map hereto attached and hereby made part of this ordinance, be and the same are vacated. SECTION 2 That the portion of Lackawanna Avenue in the Seventeenth Ward of the Cr.v of Scranton, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at the southeasterly corner of land of the said Railroad Com "pany in the southerly line of baggage driveway, distant seventy six and three lenths (76.3) feet, mora or less, easterly top of stairway ndlns to train of said Railroad Company, measured along said southerly line: thence (1) in a northwesterly direction along the division line between land of said Railroad Company and land of the City of Scranton being also the southerly line of baggage driveway a distance of sixteen and seventy live one hundredths (16.75) feet, more or less, to a roint; thence by land of the City of Scranton the two following courses and distances: (2) in a northeasterly direction a 'distance of twenty two and twenty flve one hundredths (22.25) feet, more or less, to a point: (3) ontlnuing In a northeasterly dl rection a distance of twenty three and sixty tight one hundredths (23.68) feet, more or less, to a point in the division tine between land of said Railroad Com pany Rnd land of the said City of Scranton; thence (4) in a southwesterly direetlon along said division line parallel with course No. 2 a distance of thirty nine (39) feet, more or less, to the place of be ginnins.

Containing five hundred thirteen (513) Aquare feet of land, more or less. Van shown In yellow upon the aforesaid blue print man attached hereto, he and the erne la heteby vacated. SECTION 3. That the Mayor of the City of Scranton is hereby authorized to convey by quit claim deed to The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company the above described and vacated portions of Jefferson and Lackawanna Avenues, In exchange for a quit claim deed from said Company for a parcel of land, now a part of the baggage driveway leading to tha station of said Company, abutting on said Lackawanna Avenue, said parcel of land oelng bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at the northwesterly corner of land Of the said Railroad Company, being the northerly side of present wall between Lackawanna Avenue and the baggage driveway of said Railroad Company distant forty nine (49) feet southerly from; measured normal to the northerly line of Lackawanna Avenue; thence in an easterly direction along the division line between land of the said Railroad Company and land of the a City of Scianten, as follows: (1) a distance of seventy three (73) feet, more or less, to a point: (2) on a curve to the left having a radius of fifty eight and eight tenths (58.8) feet a distance of thirty one and five tenths (31.5) feet, more or less, to a point, (3) a distance of six and five tenths feet, more or less, to a point at 'the intersection of said division line with tha proposed southeasterly curb line ot Jefferson Avenue; thence by land of tha said Railroad Company In a westerly direction along proposed line pf curb as follows: (4) on a curve to the right having a 'radius of sixty (60) feet a distance of forty seven (47) feet, more or less, to a roint; (5) parallel with course No. 1 a distance ot sixty six and three tenths (66.3) more or less, to a point in the westerly line of lend of the said llall "Toad Company; thence (6) in a northeasterly direction along said westerly line of land at right angles to last mentioned course a distance of six (6) feet to the place of beginning "Containing five hundred seventy two (572) square feet of land, more or less, Jivwa outiineu Drown upon mo said blue print map hereto at d.

TION 4. That the City of Scranton at Its sole cost and expense, remove ine parapet wan at present upon the land to be conveyed to It by the said Tha Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company, and construct and there attar maintain a new concrete wall, with an ornamental iron fence thereon upon the land of the said Railroad Company along the southerly Una of the parcel of land to be conveyed by the said Railroad Company to the City of Scranton as here la provided, all as shown upon the aforesaid blue print map hereto attached. And tha Mayor of the City of Scranton Is hereby authorized and directed to enter Ihte an agreement with the said The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company covering the aforesaid work to be done by the City, and such Other matters as are Incidental thereto. Passed In Council, 8ept. 9, 1927.

Ap proved Sept. 13, 1927. B. JERMTN, Mayor. Recorded in Ordinance Book, Volume 5 page 241.

WILLIAM P. HUESTER, City Clerk. 15 16 In tha District Court of tha United States for the middle district of Pennsylvania. In re, C. A.

SASSE, Bankrupt, No. 5S79 In Bankruptcy. THK HONORABLE ALBERT W. JOHNSON, Judge of the District Court of the United States for tha Middle District ot Pennsylvania, C. A.

Sssse of Scranton. In the County of Lackawanna, and state of Pennsylvania, In said District, respectfully represents: That on tha 9th day of May last past, lie was duly adjudged bankrupt under the acts oi Congress rslatlng to bankruptcy) that ha has duly surrendered all His property, and rights of property, and hai fully complied with all the requirement of said acts and of the order of the court, touching his bankruptcy, WHEREFORE HE PRAYS, that he may be decreed by the Court to have a full discharge from all debts provable I against hia aetata under said bankrupt Its, except ouch debts as are excepted I. law from such discharge. listed thla 23th day of August, CLEMENT A. BASSE.

Bsnkrunt. ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON. Middle District of, Pennsylvania, On thla 30th day of August, A. 1927, on reading tha foregoing It la ORDERED Bf THE COURT, that a hearing, be had upon the same on the 24th day of October. A.

1927. heipre amid coanrtat snfitea, in said ais frlct, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon: and that notice thereof be published In "Tb Scranton Sun and Lackawanna a newspaper printed In said district and that all known creditors and other ear sons In Interest may appear at the said time and ylaca and show cause, if any they nave why the psayer or toe saw petition hould not be granted. AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED BT THE COURT, that the Clerk shall send by mall to all known creditors, copies of said petition and this order addressed to them at their place of residence as stated. witness, t.ia Honorable albert vv, JOHNSON. Judge of said Court at Scranton in said district this 30th day of Au gust.

A. 1927. (Seal of Court) O. C. SCHEUER.

Clerk. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That tha Return Board designated under the provisions of the Act of Assembly No. 346, approved the 9th day of July. A. D.

1919. for the Primaries to be held on Tuesday, September 20th. A. 1927, for the county ot Lackawanna, will commence to hold its sessions in the Court Honse. Scranton.

Pa. on Friday. Sertember 23rd, A. 1927, at 12:00 o'clock noon. MORGAN THOMAS, LOUIS H.

VON BERGEN, THOMAS A. QUINLAN. Return Board. Attest: IRVING LEWIS, Chief Clerk. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an application will be.

made to the Governor of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania on the 8th day of October, 1927 under the Act of Assembly entitled "An Act to Pro vide for the Incorporation and Regula tion of Certain Corporations," approved April 29. 1874 and its su or lenient 8. for the charter of an Intended corporation to ba called UNITY LUGGAGE COMPANY, the character and object of which is the manufacturing, buying, selling and trad ing in learner Dags, trunks, suitcases, leather goods and goods of a cognate character at wholesale and retail and for these purposes to have and enjoy all the rights, benefits and privileges of said Act of Assembly and Its supplements. MYER KABATCHN1CK. i Solicitor.

In re: grading, curbing and paving ot Race Street, from the West fence line of Shawnee Avenue to tne East curb line of Amelia Avenue, also Amelia Avenue, from the South fence line of Race Street to the South fence line of Depot Street, in tne 1st ward, City of Scranton. Pa. In the Court of Common Pleas of Lackawanna. County, No, 700 October Term 1017 We, the tindersfgned County Board of viewers, hereby give notice that we have filed our report on the above named petitions, in the office of. the Prothnnotary of Lackawanna County, on the 15th day ot September, 1927, and the same has been confirmed nisi.

SCHEDULE OF BENEFITS. Owner or Wd. Blk. Lot Repnted Owner Rrni Rts 1 88 23 John B. Wills 115.00 22 J.

J. Williams Est. 457.50 21 A. E. Steeher 455.00 20 M.

F. Cannon 452.50 19 Scott S. Phillips 455.0'J 18 M. F. Cannon 470.00 17 Guydish 480.00 16 J.

J. Williams Est. 15 J. J. Williams Est.

480.00 14 James J. Williams 490.00 13 James J. Williams 490.00 12 James J. Williams 487.50 11 James J. Williams 485.00 10 James J.

Williams 4S2.C0 9 James J. Williams 8 James J. Williams 7 James Williams 6 Philip Miller 5 Philip Miller 4 Geo. W. Cleveland 3 Geo.

w. Cleveland 2 Geo. W. Cleveland 450 00 477.50 475.00 470.00 460.no 457.50 455.00 440.00 50.fl0 3125.00 450.00 450.00 450.00 382.50 450.00 450 00 450.00 450.00 450.00 450.00 450.00 450.00 450.00 450.00 sro.oo 360.00 1900.00 382.50 458.00 450.00 450.00 475.00 2721.00 1 Geo. W.

Cleveland 1 D. II. Co. 7 A. Alden 6 A.

J. Alden 5 R. J. Owens Est. 4 R.

J. Owens Est. 3 R. J. Owens Est.

2 R. J. Owens Est. 1 R. J.

Owens Est. 7 Tamblyn 6 E. R. Tamblyn 5 E. R.

Tamblyn 4 E. R. Tamblyn 3 Max Gross 21 9C 89 2 Max Gross dim urns 96 4 3 Homade Bak. Co. Homade Bak.

Co. Homade Bak. Co. Maloney Oil Mfg. Co Maloney Oil Mfg.

Co. Maloney Oil Mfg. Co Maloney Oil Mfg. Co Maloney Oil Mfg. Co.

Samuel Berman Cltyj of Scranton IS 14 I2A, Total $27761 00 SCHEDULE OF DAMAGES. There were no claims made for damages and none are allowed. Notice is hereby given that unless exceptions are filed within 30 days froin the date of tiling said report, the same will be confirmed absolutely. WILLIAM J. MATTHEWS.

WILLIAM A. WILCOX. FRANKLIN C. PHILLIPS. County Board of Viewers.

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON FRIDAY, SEPT. 23, 1927 By virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Faciao. Levarla Facias and sued out. of the Court of Common Pleas ounty, to me directed, I will expose to public salo hv v.n. outcry to the best and highest bidder for .1 in, uoun Mouse, in the City of bcranton, Lackawanna County and State of Pennsylvania, on FRIDAY.

SEPTEMBER io at ten clock In the forenoon of said day all the right, title and Interest of the defendants In and to the following described lota pieces or parcels of land to wit: 1. All the rirht. nA the defendants, John Nisavage and Kath eiine Nisavage, in and to all those certain pieces or narcela of land being in the Borough of County of bu dais or rennsyivanla. bounded and described as follows, to wit: Being the front portion of lota Noe. Five (5) and Six (6) on Dunmore road as shown mcinauy a Ferguson Plot in Throop.

Man or whi.h in Lackawanna County, in Map Book No. 2, page 44, and being further described as follows: Beainnina at tha corner of lot No. 5. at the intersection of roa ana vaugnan street: thence in a southeasterly direction along the side line of lot No. 5 on Vimhin tance of 110 feet to a point: thenee at right angles to Vaugnan atreet and parallel with roaa in a southwesterly direction crossing lots Nos.

5 and 6 to sideline of lot No. 7, a distance ot 80 feet: thence at right anglea to last line In a northwesterly direction along side line of Iota Nos. 6 and 7, a distance of 110 feel to Dunmore road; thence In a northeasterly direction along tha front line of lots Nos. 5 and 6, distance of 80 feel mo or oeginninc. Being part of the same nremlsm mn.

veyed hy Frank Rozalski, et. ux. to Martin no wiie, by deed dated July 27 1921. and raCnrdmt In T.nlr..n.. County, In Deed Book No.

313. page 411. And being aleo the same nrmiHj Mn. veyed by Martin Nisavage et. ux.

to John Nisavage and wife by Deed dated July 29, 1925 and recorded In Lackawanna County, pa, In Deed Book. No. 349. Page 490. Improved with a two story frame dwelling and other buildings thereon.

Seized and taken In execution at the tult of Scranton Building Association No 10, of Scranton, Pa. vs. John Nisavage and Katherlne Ntsavaira. Debt: $5,400.00. Sheriff to collect $3,033.16.

attorney'e commission and costs. Judi mant to No. 1727 October Term. 1927. Fl.

Fa. to October Term. 1927 whi Issued August 4, 197. b. la wtaua.

Attorney. ALSO 3. All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land situate, lying and belna in th. Borough of Wlnton, County of Lackawanna and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows: Being lot No Nine (9) In block No. Eleven (11), as shown on the Town Plot ot Wlnton, duly recorded In the office (or the rurnrrfina nr deeds, etc, in Lackawanna County, In Deed no.

t. pages lnz and 16.1, Rnd being fifty (50) feet In front on Wlnthrnna street and tha same width on Walter street, and one hundred fifty (150) feet In depth, All Improved with a two story frame dwelling. Being the aame premises described In a dead of James Heaton, et a I. to Viola SHERIFF'S SALE U. S.

Embassy Appeals For Troops as Amparo Trouble Is Renewed WASHINGTON, Sept. 15 (A.P.). New rebel or radical activities at American owned mines in the Guadalajara region of Mexico and the shooting to death of David L. Fisher, Philadelphia, chief clerk in the Southern Pacific Railroad offices at Guadalajara, by a Mexican employe were reported to the State Department today by the American consulate. NThe disturbances were at the Ma zatta property which was occupied by rebels September 9 and aband oned by foreigners, and Included re neweal of the activities of radlcej agitators at the Amparo mines from whicn Mexican troops were withdrawn recently with the exception of a sergeant and five soldiers.

Trie American embassy in MexV co City has renewed Its representations urging adequate protection for Americans in the Guadalajara district. Fisher died last night and the report said the Mexican clerk was to custody. No motive for the shooting had been discovered. Fisher was a brother of the general superintendent of the Pennsylvania railroad fa Pittsburgh. Another message from Quadalajas reported the arrest by Mexican authorities of Javier Diaz for the recent murder of Arthur Brewer, an Zjnerlcan.

TRUCKS COLLECT IMPOUNDED VOTES Vare Moves to Tie Up Ballots in Western Pennsylvania Counties PHILADELPHPIA, Sept. 15 (A. Motor trucks rumbled through Central Pennsylvania counties today gathering up boxes containing the ballot cast at the last U. S. senatorial election so that they can be im pounded and turned over to the Senate committee investigating the Vare wilson election contest.

So far only the ballots In thirty two Central Pennsylvania counties have been ordered imoounded. but those in Eastern and Western Pennsylvania are expected to be in the hands of officers to be designated by the cderal courts before the end of the week. Counsel for William S. Vare, Sena tor elect, today left for Pittsburgh, where application will be made tomorrow to impound the ballots In Western Pennsylvania counties. CRISSINGER RESIGNS FEDERAL RESERYE POST WASHINGTON, Sept.

15 (A.P.). Daniel R. Crissinger, Governor of the Federal Reserve Eoard, has resigned, effective today. Crissinger, who was appointed Comptroller of the Currency in 1921, and to the Federal Reserve Board in J923 by President Harding, will become chairman of the Executive of the F. H.

Smith Comnany, Washington Investment Banking House. He was designated successively by both Presidents Hardins and Coolidge as Governor of the board. Secretary Mellon said he believed a successor already had been selected by the President and predicted that his namt would be made public soon. U. S4 AND PAJMS NEW CLASH ON TARIFF STAND (Continued from Page One) embargoes against imoortations from countries exercising tariff discriminations against American goods.

It Is practically certain that the American answer tq the French reciprocity suggestion will make no mention of these provisions, confining itself to an exposition of the limittaions of law which made the French plan out of the question. That the penalty provisions of the tariff act might come into use for the first time to meet the situation raised by the new French tariff schedules was given increasingly serious consideration French Proposal The French communication not only rejected the most favored natlon treaty negotiations, but declined to grant any temporary relentment for American goods of the maximum schedules of the French tariff reform degree of August 30 unless and until the United States had formally com mittcd it.elf to the French proposal for negotiations on a give and tak reciorcyitv basis as to snedflo duties lmnosd by each country. In the event of an agreement for such the French com munition added that France woH be willing to grant a flftv ns cent easement from maximum tariff rt' nn Amficn 'rood affected, waTrl that this temoorary rw 'old be nromotlv withdrawn and full mximum rat re'rnnoed in the event the negotiations failed. FUGITIVE FELLED BY POLICE BULLET (Continued from Page One) floor. Then he ran out of the hous and up North Main street.

The lieutenant got quickly to hi feet and was soon following thr Simpson man, and as It appearco that he would escape, Haggerty flreo two shots and felled Dunchak. Chief of Police Kelly arrived cm the seene after the shooting and he a the wounded man taken to tne nos pltal. Escaped Tear Are. According to the authorities, Dunchak, also known as Roman, ha. been In trouble on several occasions and a year ago escaped from Bar perty as the officer was taking him from th county Jail to an alderman's office for a hearing.

Onlv recently Dunchak was trouble in Cnrbondale. The shooting caused ouite a ttU in Archibald and many neonle fath ered to see what was going on. Dr. Frank Fox, of Archbald. treated Dunchak at the hosnital.

Lieutenant Hacrgertv lives at 141 Cottage street Cerbondale. Dunchak, according to informa tion ft the hospital, made his home with hia uncle la Simmon, i piece or parcel ot land located In Benton Township. County of Lackawanna and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a corner of lot eonveyed to Sabra Seamans; thence along line of lot croveyed to Solomon Freeland N. 125i degrees (West) East 42 perches: thence Bojth 51 degrees 11.6 perches;" thence (N 37 degrees 96 perches); thence (S 45 degrees 42.7 perches); thence degrees 140 perches) to anothet corner of Sabra P. Seamans' lot: thence along the same (N 51Vj degrees 93.2 to the place of beginning.

Containing 55 acres 94 perches of land strict measure more or less. Baing part of Ji nn Scott and Benjamin Warren, warrantees. First "'te (b) All that certain lot, piete or parcel of land located in Benton Tnwnsnip adjoining perches mentioned beginning at a white maple tree; thenca as the magnet now DOinta IS 14 deirreea 64.5 perches) to a corner at the end of a wail; thence along the same (63 degree 481.4 degrees) to a corner at the edge of the Windfall Pond: thence along the same (N 43 degrees 39 perches) to a Pine, i cornr of Jeremiah Wldeman; thence along bis line (N 11' degrees 33.3 terches) to stones: thence (N 50i degree 11 rerches) to a post In the road; thence (N 76 degrees 46 perches) to the bealnnlng. Containing 27 acres and 11 perchea of land, more or less. Fi st piece (c) All that certain lot, piece bi parcel of land located In Benton Township nd adjoining tha other nieces mentioned.

Beginning at a stone pile In uio oi uavis n. seamans; thence (N 13 degrees 23 perches) to a post and tones near a aprlng; thence (S 71 degrees 1J perches) to a stone pile; thence (N 20 1 4 degrees 42 rerches) to a birch Stump; thenca (S 12 degrees 49.2 perches to hemlock stump a eorner of said Seamans' and along It (8 78 degrees 44A perches) to the beginning. Containing about 5 acres of land, mora or less. Excepting about 2t acres, mora or less, deed to Abram Wldeman. Srccn piece: All that lot.

piece or parcel of land located In Benton Township, Cou ty of Lackawanna and State of Pennsylvania, beginning at a post; thence (N 87 degrees 7.9 perches) to the center of nlet of Sheeks Pond; thenca up the stream one perch; thence (S 87 degrees 7.9 rerches) to a stone corner; thenca (S 40 degrees W) 1 perch to the beginning. Containing 7.9 perches, be the same; more nr less, it being Intended for a watering place for cattle, ate Third rlcce: All that lot, piece or parcel of land located In Benton La'kawanna County, Pennsylvania, begin Hum at corner in tna center or tha publio highway leading from Factoryvllle to Fleetvllle, and also a corner of George Stanton; thenca along said George Stanton line (S 25 degrees 15 mlnutea 484 feel) to a post and stonea corner: thenca along said George Stanton line (N 80 degrees 15 minutes 52J feet) to a rock corner, also a corner of Mose Holly; thence along the said Mose Holly's line (N 18 degrees 15 mlnutea 625 feet) to a corner in the said public highway; thence along the public highway (8 65 degrees 590 feet) to the place of beginning. Containing 7 acres and UU, rods of land, bo the same mure or less. piece: All that lot, rises or parcel of land located In im. ship, Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania, i i orner oi ueremian wiae niap'e land In the public road leading from Factoryvllle to Benton Center; thenca slong eaid Wideman's Una (N 18 deg ees 10 minutes 30 rods) to a corner and a wall; thenca (N 15 degrees 3.1 rods) to a post in a swamp; thenca (N 43 degiaes 10 minutes 43.7 rods) to a post In said swamp and In line of O.

Gur.thei: thence along his line (S 38 degrees 30 mlnutea 68.3 rods) to a corner In said line' thence along the center of a rnd and other llnca (S 26 degrees 30 minutes 64.7 rods) to a corner In cen.er ot toad as above mentioned; thence along center of said road (N 65 degieea 45.7 tods) to the place of beginning. Containing 28 acrea ot land be tha aame, more Oi lesst Fifth piece (a) All that lot, piece or parcel of lend located In Benton Township beginning at a rost and stonea cor. tier of Isaac Travis and said Oeorge W. man ion ii.enca 7ui navres 41 perchea) to a corner now or lata of B. uiaraarei necse jsesi.

ueot Sheriff to colieet debt with interest from Oct. 13 196. attorney's commission and costs Judgment number 778 Nov. Term. 1926.

Ft Fa, to Oct. Term. 1927. Writ la sued Ju.y ,6. 1927.

Also seized s.nd 'taken In execution at th ot Howell O. Reese against Margaret Free Best. Debt $1,800.00. Sheriff to collect debt with Interest from May 9, 1927, attorney' commission and cost. Judgment number 388 June Term, 1927.

Fi. Fa. to Oct. Term. 1927.

Writ issued July 16. 19.7. G40RGE L. PECK, CORNELIUS B. COMEGYS.

Attorney. Also seized and taken In execution at the suit of Electric City Bank vs. Margaret Reese Best, Debt $200.00 with interest from December 31, 1926. 10 attorney commission and costs. Judgment No.

1427, January Term, 1927. Fi. Fa. to October Term. 1927.

tWrlt Issued August 26, 1927. COMEYOS ft PECK, Attorney. Also seized and taken In execution at the suit of Industrial Thrift and Loan Corporation. Scranton, va. William Best, Margaret Best, Robert J.

Bst. Debt $300.00 win Intereet from January 26, 1927, 10 attorney commission and cost a Judgment No. 415. March Term. 1927.

Fl. Fa. to October Temat, 1927. Writ issued August 26. 1927.

COMEYOS, ttorney. Also seized and taken tn eaiacutlon at the suit of Electric City Barik. Scranton, vs. Margaret Reese Best, debt $100.00. with interest from March 22nd, 1927, 10 attorney commission and costs.

Judgment No. 210. May Term, 1927. Fl. Fa.

to October Term, 1927. Writ issued August 56, 1927. PECK ft COMEYGS, Attorney. ALSO No. 9.

Al. the surface and right of sell, only ot and to tne following described lot, piece oi psreel of lend situate on the MerrifielO plot of land. In Keyser Valley, In the 2iat Ward of the City ot Scranton, County of Lackawanna and State ot Pennsylvania, and more particularly described follows: Being known and designated on said plot as lot numbered eight (8 Ir bock numbered four (4) said block alao being known aa block numbered twenty seven (27), according lo the assessment map of tha said Ward. Said lot trorta on Keyser Avenue, being In width tnereon forty eight 48) feet and extending hack name width a distance of one hundred and fifty (150) feet more or less, to th rear of lot twenty three (23) In said bio number four (4). Coal and mineral excepted and reserved as th ssm are excepted and reserved In prior deeds form ng ihe chain of title to tha above deacr'bed premises.

Being the same premise conveyed to Frank J. MaAn drew and lamee A. MrAndrew, grantor herein, ty Henry M. Williams and wife, by deed dated the third day of June, 1921 an1 recorded In the ofrice for tha recording of deed, ate, In and for Lackawanna County In Deed Book No, 314, pags 473. Seised and taken execution at the suit of assigned to Modern Security Company Philadelphia va Owen stcClne ky.

Debt $530.40. Sheriff to collect $515.40. Interest July 20, 1927 with attorney com I 1 ii.