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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-22

TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
Il deed OF trust dated January 9. 1894, and re-
corded In the clerks ONCE OF the Hastings Court
OF the city OF Roanoke, in deed book 81, page
Selden, her husband, to the undersigned as trus-
tee, to secure the Southern Building and Loan
Association, OF Knoxville, Tenn, the payment
OF the sum OF s. uO0, as evidenced by the bond of
the said Meta B. and Andrew X Seldcn, bearing
even date with said deed payable to said corpora
ton, and to be discharged in accordance with
the terms OF said bond and deed OF trust occur.
ing same, and default having been made in tho
trust and In the performance OF the oblie atoms
assumed to the said association by the said Meta
b. and Andrew X. Selden for more than ak
ton go TO do, shall on MONDAY, APRIL Is,
1875, at O'Clock p. M, proceed to sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, on the prcmisep,
all OF the following lot or parcel of land situated
In the city OF Roanoke State of Virginia, to-wit:
portion OF lots Nos. 8 and . In the Fourth
waru. a. SHOWN on map of Roanoke Land and
Improve ment Company, designated and desc ibed
as follows: Beginning at point on the north
side OF Shenandoah avenue one hundred and Ave
(l05) feet east OF the corner OF said avenue and
Lee street. and running in an easterly direction
with said avenue ono hundred and five QC5) ( ct to
point, thence In northcrly direction forty one
and nine tcnths al 910) feet to point thence In
westerly direction one hundred QC0) feet to a
point, on the southern boundary OF q lot belong
ing TO Frank Maddox, thence IN n southern
direction ecvcnty.six (6) feet 10 the place of be-
ginning.
TEhMS-Cash as 10 sufficient of the proceeds
or the sale TO pay the costs of executing this
trust and to pay tho amount due said associate IL
under the tiIms Of said bond and deed which
amounts to the sum of 81 462 so, ms OF February
2S 1S95, and the balance, X any, payable in one
ana Two years. equal payments with interest
from day OF SALE purchaser 10 give his notes for
deferred payments and secure tie same by =
deed of trust on the said property,
3 IL ids ROY Is. SMITH Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-22

rENRuSTEE'S SALK.-BY VIRTUEOFA DEED
OF February. $50, and recorded in the clerks
Office OF the Hastings Court, for thc.city OF Roa
nokc. Va. In deed hook ~, page 33I, to the M.
dersigned trustee, to secure to Roxic V. Rontt
the payment OF the sum OF S4,50O, evidenced by
three interest bearing negotiable notes for tho
sum OF II ,5CO each, bearing even date with said
deed, and payable IN one, two and three years
respectively fIom date, and whereas default has
been made in the payment OF said note, falling
due three years after date oxcept interest thereon
has been paid to February a. 1870 and ut the re.
quest of the said Roxic V. Rontt | will on
THURSDAY, THE IlTH DAY OF APRIL, 1895
at - O'Clock M, in front of the premises, on
Salem avenue, In the city of Roanoke, Va. pro-
coed TO SELL at public auction. to the highest bid.
der. certain lot in the city OF Roanoke, Va, de-
scribed as follows, to.wt:
Beginning ut u pc mt on the north side OF Salem
avenue 1913 feet weet OF Henry street, being the
southwest corn OF Frey's lot, thence with tho
line OF same north degrees minutes west SS6i
feet to point, thence south ST degrees ~
minutes wet 25.l7 feet to point. thence south
6degrees minutes east 30 feet to Salem avenue
rs feet to the beginning, together with the i'm
provements belonging TO said lot.
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash as 10 sufficient OF
proceeds to pay the cost OF this sale, including
trustees commissions OF per cent. and to nav
said note In default or 1900 dollars with interest
from February I, 1884, and the balance, II any,
IN TWO equal annual payments from day OF sale.
Deferred payments 10 hear inter ST and TO be
evidenced by purchasers notes and to be secured
by deed OF Trust on he property sold
WIN. L. 81 Sill, Tru.tcc
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-22
puBLIC SALE or TnE rRorERTY OF THF

DuBLtC SALE OF THE PROPERTY OF THE
4 Cushman Iron Company.-By virtue OF
deed OF trust executed on the Sh day OF April
1913, ny the Cushmau Iron Company, recorded in
deed book TO- page 5?5. in the clerks office OF the
county court OF Roanoke county, Va, the Roa-
roke trust; Loan and Safe Deposit Company. as
trustee IN the said deed, will sell on the prem
ises. ON TIE @rll DAY OF MAY, 1895, the fol
lowing described property, to-wit
All that certain lot or land situated In tho
county OF Roanoke. State OF Virginia. designa-
tea on the plat of subdivision or the Roanoke
Development Company's land into lots, known
MS plan OF section No. 3, (Which plan was He'd for
record IN the clerks office or the county court OF
Roanokc corSty October 2ist, 1891, Gas part OF
bloG OK No. !, 6eng the same property conveyed
ny the Noanoke development Company to tho
Cn:hman non Compsny by deed daied the Goth
OF November, 1891, ami recorded In tho clerks
book .. page .95 in which deed Us t-.l az tho
deed OF trust aforesaid more particu nr dcscril-
ton OF sald property Is given by meets aad
ings, machinery and fixtures, and whatsoever
tools ana instruments owned by the Cushmap
lion Company thereon erected, therein con.
tained or used in connection Herewith on tho
following terms:
Oncfonrth OF the purchase money to be paid
i'll cash, and the remainder to be paid in lnstali.
ments, 70 become due In six. twelve and eighteen
months from the day OF sale, with interest from
that date, which said deferred payments shall be
secured by a deed of truet on the premises and
property sold. Tho deed of trust under which
thla sale VIII De made was given to secure pro
rata bonds TO the amount of five thousand dollars
with interest payable ON the Same semi.snnualIy
on me 10Th day OF April and October of each year
Delault having been made in the payment OF the
interest, evidenced by the coupons ON five thoue-
and dollars interest bonds payable October, 1898,
and april and October, 1891. aud written request
having been made by the holders OF said bonds
that the property should be sold in accordance
THE ROANOKE TRUST LOAN AND SAyR
DHPOSIT COMPANY. Trustee
BY S. w. JAMESON,
3ll tas Secretary ana Treasurer
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-22

RUSTEE'S SALE by NIRTUEOF ADEED
q OF trust datcd July !, 1872. and recorded in
city OF Roanoke. in deed book 10 page 81, exc
cuted by &. l.. Darnall Gnd Alice Darnal his
wife. to the undersigned Ne trustee to secure The
Southern Building and Loan Association, OF
kno1ville' Tenn the payment Ct he
bond of the said c. L. Darnali. bearing even
date with the said deed, payable 10 said
corporation and to be discharged in accordance
with the terms OF said bond and deed of trust
securing She same, and default having been made
OF trust, and in performance OF the obligations
assumed to the said association by the said &. l..
Darnall and Alice Darnall for more than six
months, and being requested Ivy the said nssoci.
alton go to do, shall on MONDAY. APRIL is,
1Sl5 ct O'Clock u. M, proceed to sci, mt public
auction to the highest bidder on the premises all
or the following lot OF parcel OF land situate and
lying i'll the city OF Roanoke, State OF Virginia,
to wit:
Beginning Mt q point on the north side OF
feet east or the corner OF said avenue and Lee
street, thence In an easterly direction with said
avenue one hundred and five U0j) ct 10 a point
thence in a norihcrly direction forty-onc end
ninetenths az 910) feet to point ON the south
erly line of lot belonging to ~. Maddox thence
with same III westerly direction ono hundred
QO0) feet to point, thence In Eoutherly dircc-
ton scvcntysiX 40 feet to Shenandoah avenue,
the place OF beginning.
TERMS:-Cash ns 10 sufficient of II . proceeds
trust and to pay tho amount due said association
under the terms OF said bond and decd, which
amounts 10 the sum OF r., Jig, as of February
Is lS'j aud the balance, IL any, payable in ono
ana Two years equal payments with interest from
dny or sale, purchaser to give his notes for the
deferred payments and secure tho same by a
deed or trust on the said property
3 10 Ills BOY B. SMITH, Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-22

RY VIRTUE oFA DECREE OF THE HUsT-
on the 10th day OF January, 1895, Ia the chaucery
cause OF Armstrong. Gator Co, " \. E. nnse,
me undersigned will. on TUESDAY, THE
md DAY OF APRIL, 1895, Ar Ia
O'CLOCK NJ; in front of the courthouse,
auction, 10 tho highest bidder, thai certain lot of
Land IN said city, described as follows Begin
mig NJ Il point On the north side o. High street,
sS} rect west from Henry street thence with High
street north u degrees wcst 5S lect t. u poiut
thehco rorth ~ degrees IS minutes eastl ytcet to
apnint, thence north 10 degrees A. inmates east
III !ect TO Wells street, thence with Wells street
south % DEGREES cast a3i feet to poirt thence
sonth > degrees west &iU feet 10 the heginning
TERMS Onc-thitd of the purchase money
cAsh ana the residue IN two equal 4nnnai iustAi
ments, deferred payments 10 be Ell fenced hy
nc interest bearing negotiable notes Of the nur.
cha'er anu title OF the property l. 10 DC retained
uni'l he whole OF the purchase p Ice l. paid.
y. L.. PAYNE.
special CoMmi=s, nor.
IonG has been executed by the commissioner
rs required ny The decree ah We mentioned.
2-27-tds,
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:,
Bond has been executed by the commissioners
ae required by the decree mentioned above.
y tbs S. =. BROOKE, Clerk.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-11
! The FIRST GUN.

Fiesta Committs~ aud Merchants TO
Meet and Parade.
The frst big gun Of the fiesta campaign
will be fred on Saturday evening. Be-
bind the scenes. in quiet sort OF way,
preparations for the coming oelebsAtion
have been in progress for SONS time.
and on Saturday night the fret public
demonstration will be made.
The fiesta com mittes OF the Merchants
association. other members OF that body
aud prominent citizens interested in the
fiesta will meet at the board OF trade
rooms.
Here will be three companies OF the
National guard who will escort tho as
sembly, with members OF the board OF
trade added, to the new headquarters OF
the fiesta managers in the old cbsmbor
OF commerce rooms on Main street.
Here Director General Mey berg will re-
ceive the body and present the mayor
and members Of the city council.
Thus the ball will be started rolling.
The management Of the fiesta will tell
the mayor and council what is desired
in the way OF aid from the city, and
city officials. and the mayor and conn-
ell. in return, give an idea OF what
assistance the city can give to the
grand event.
From Saturday on. fiesta nsws will be
prevalent. The DIRECTOR general and
heads OF committees will report progress
from Tins TO time, and unfold ct the
proper time the details OF the cels bra
ton % they are finally arranged.
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rR.r JUNTY TREASURY.
GRgAT INcREiSE OVER LAST
YEARS BALANCE.
Payment Of Dsi.nq i-at Railway
Taxes Swat in, surplas.~

County Treasurer Fleming said yes
terday that tina county's finsncss we're
never in q more Furnishing condition
and that there was larger balance in
the treasury than ever before. amount
ing to SPA 83l32 in excess OF lat year
This gain, he said, was p irtly due to re-
duced expenditures and partly to the
amounts from delinquent railroad taxes
collected from the Southern Pacific for
the years 1884 -S6 inclusive.
1.-The available balance 10 the treae-
ury." said he. ''was reported on Janu-
AIRY l., 1891. to b, $sot ,s6s 81. From this
amount, however, must be- ded Ioted
$l35, 900 for taxes due the state general
fund.-. This si35 900 had already been
paid to the state treasury before January
lat. but we cannot deduct il from the
Office books until We have received
vouchers for that amount tom S scra-
mento, and they have not yet arrived
The reason why the vouchers have
not been received and the $135, O00 state
money deducfed from tho treasurer's
report the first Of tho year was because
the county tax collector was very much
behind In his settlement. This settle
ment should have been mi ado by the irst
Monday in Dscsm Der, but it was not
received until the 22d of December.
"fhs amount Of available balance in
the treasury January /. 1895. less tho
$l35, 900 state money. is 1856. 1862 81.
making gain over last year Of $l24,-
SOL. 32.
1.-The credit OF this increase IL due to
the skiiifui msnags nent Of the board of
supervisors"
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COUNTY LICENSES.
THE TAX COLLECTOR CANNOT Is.
SUE I'll EN-.
An Opinion From thu District Attorney
winch isnrs Mr. Mervin From DOL
lectins In LOs Angeles City.

District Attorney D3nnell yesterday
sent a wrttsn opinion to County Tax
Collector A. Ii. Merwin. who desired to
know whether he would be jlstiisd in
receiving money and issuing iicenses to
persons engaged in buziness in incorpo.
reted ci,ies and towns.
Under section =. article II, OF the con-
stitution the legislature OF this state
adopted municipal government acts for
the incorporation and organization OF
towns and cities. Under the oons,isu
ton and the laws enacted by the lcgis-
lature, municipal corporations have be-
come incorporated within the territory
OF the county, and such interpretations
have ali tho powers conferred upon
them, according to the class to which
they belong. BY such organization the
city or town 10 Withdrawn from the
legislative control of the coun y upon
tho designated subjects over which it
seeks control, and il placed under the
legislative control OF its own council.
The district attorney is Of the opinion
that the county has no power to snnnl
or supersede regulations Of such cities
or towns upon subjsc contided to their
control. Therefore he believes the tax
collector would not be justified IN re-
ceiving money or issuing licenses to per-
cons engaged in business in incorporated
cities which have assumed control over
such matters WITHIN the county.
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HORT STOKES OF The DAY.


Secretary Dottia ~ sha L.s Aa.l.s
police dsp&rsraan, y-s,s,d.s 81 .m.;tsl
tho i6itowlng repsrt oi ARE j s. -stc, Tor
hs mouth 81 Dsosm ',r; Atrs,srl ,os
assisting ptisoae = to -scaps.2; assault
With ! deadly weapon. /; b-xaax. rs;
battery, IA; burglary. s. dsnnk. III;
dfsturoinx the peace. %. escapes, &;
embezslsmsnt. 4; islss prstsnsss. 2;
gambling, A; soliciting for houses OF ill.,
fame, grand larceny. 4 DEITY larceny.
20; violating license law. 8; nelling lot
tsry tickets, 2 (; misdemeaaors, g; ma
Iieious miscniei, A; murdss. 3, robbery,
2; violating sidewalk ordiusace, L; va,
gyancy, 100; suspicious persons, 20; in
saue. 8. Thirty two menS were given
medical treatment. and 1914 given lodg-
ings. Seven Lost childEen we're restored
20 their parents. and H. loose horeos
cared Tor. Stolen pEoPsEtY 70 the value
Of l670S SO was recovered. Total amount
81 fines and forfsitures ,paid in the DO
lice courts. $75u. Total amount savsd
by having tho ccokipK dons in the jail.
ol69 IS. oHs Sps AhsN&
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NOTHING In THE RUM0K.
RATES on ORANGES WILL NOT BE
RAISED. n
The II 'povt, Whtch Originated In tn .
East. Declared To BE En-
tireiy False.

The report that the Southern Pa CT tic
company was about to make an Advance
in freight rates to the east oo Granger.
was the cause OF no littls disqIietuds
am ong ths growers OF that fruit yes
terday. .
The rumor originated in the east and
was to the effsct that al agseem ant al
been reached between all transconti-
mental lines for an increase 10 rates.
Notwithstanding the fact that 30 high
an authority as General Traffic Manager
Gray of San Francisco had denied the
truthfuIness OF the s.ory, it was gener-
ally thought to have some foundation
j. M. Crawley. assistant general
freight and passenger agent of the
Southern Pacific, WAS somewhat sur
prised when asked If his road intended
increasing the rates on oranges. and con.
fessed entire ignorancs OF any such
move being made.
II have heard the report" said be,
but place no credsnce in it, l know OF
no intended increase the rates are per.
ranently settled now for the season,
and 90 far as l am aware they will be
adhered to while it continues. OF COURSE
do not know what the officials in San
Francisco may have in view, but do
not think any change will De made, be-
cause we have euterad into an agree.
ment with the Santa Fe In regard to the
rates. My opinion Of this report is that
it is fabrication made out of whole
cloth with not word OF truth in it,"
W. A. Bissell, lately appointed assis.
tant general freight traffic manager for
the Santa Fe at Chicago, EXPIRE 'sed
very decided opinion in regard 10 the
report when asked as to it's truthful
ness.
1T is entirely false" said he, land
how or by whom originated is beyond
me. I have been present at every
meeting which has been held between
the two roads, and know that no soch
thing was considered. My road would
most assurediy not agree to any raise in
rates and the Southern Pacific does not
dare raise them without our cooseni.
And" said he. with alight twinkls
in his eye, that IS just where the nd.
vantage of having two competing rsil-
r0ads come in.
1.-The Santa Fe has decided that the
prssent rate is just and equitable one
and stands by it. The Southern Pacific
has bound itself to the egms rate and IL
compelled to live up to it whethsr it
likes it or not. That's the whole thing
in nutshell"
,.Mr. Bissell aud s. B. Hynss. general
freight agent ia this city for the sans
road. left Tor the east at O'Clock last
night,
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The CHAPMAN NAB TING.

0aoosssful n svfvAt Services ss tbs First
Presbyterian Chu,oh. 81.
I, The discourse OF Rev. +. 8. Chapman,
D. D., on The sufferings Of Christ de.
livsrsd 10 the First Congregational
church last night was listened to by
large audience.
Interest in the meetings which are
being held in this house Of worship each
night 10 growing. Tonight Rev. Chap
man will give his we'll known discourse
a. the World's Bible. These talks are
al scholarly efforts OF = man we'll adj
vsnoed In thought and knowledge Of the
snbjscts he handles, aud delivered in an
eloquent manner. The audiences at
tyactsd 10 them taus far have been OF
The best intellsctual and religious ele-
nsnts Of the city.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-11
LOCAL MENTION.
Third Piutti-Krauss concert postpone
one week.

Third Piutti-Krauss concert post poned
one week.
Life reading, 81; satisfaction guaran-
teed. Fanny Green. 144 8. Main, room 3.
A aon to be named Edward Tis1ale
was born OF the wife OF the Rev. Richard
II. Guahee Thursday afternoon.
The csss of Mira. T. L. Young agains.
Cohen & Solomon. pawnbrokers. a emit
to replevy u diamond ring which hsr
husband lost in poker game was
stricken from the calendar in Judge
Owen's court yesterday.
Don't fail to hear De Kontski, the
grand old master. At Music hall Mon dav
evening. January 14th. Admission 50
cents. Reserved seats 10 cents. now on
sale at Bartlett's music house, Ip3 North
Spring street.
DR.. Edward J. Hadheld, late of Phila
delphia, physician and surgeon, Brad
bury building. rooms 2l0-2l1. Hours,
10 to IL. to 4, to 8. Special at,en ion
given to diseases Of nose. throat, chest
and all chronic diseases, both male and
female. Consultations free,
Capt. John Reordan, an honored
member OF the Grand Army OF the
Republic, late captain OF Company H,
1l5th regiment, Illinois Volunteers,
died last night at 8 80 at HE home, 236
North Flower street, He was afflicted
with neuralgia OF the heart. ,.,~.
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A Great Success.

The recent change made by the New
York Weekly World In issuing two
papers . week in place Of one is meeting
with grest favor.
Tho people appreciate the change and
are taking advantage of ii.
Why pay dollar . year for weekly
paper whom you can get tho New Y ork
World twice . week for the same price /?
Keep informed Of what 10 going on in
the world and particularly in your own
country. Congress 10 now in session.
Every movement will be OF the greatest
interest. Keep abreast OF the times BY
reading tho twice.a-week World two
papers . wssk-104 papers . year for
only S1.0O.
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A CLEVER CAPTURE.

A.. Chinaman Arr.sted Whtis HID ng
Lottery Tickets.
All Tom. . Chinaman who lives at
4l9 North Los Angeles street. is in seri-
Gus trouble, being charged With the of
fenss of conducting q lottery.
His capture was brought about by a
clever bit Of strateSem on the part OF
Officer Davis. Last evening. about 6
O'Clock, the officer strolled into All
Sans house at 106 South Los Angeles
street. Quietly taking q seat in dark
ened corncr Of tho front room. be began
to amuse himself By watching crowd
OF chattering Cinnamon eating in the
rear and at the same time kept a vigi-
liant eye on all who came in through
he front door. Soon young white
man entered, and Davis going NJ to MIN
looked him straight in the eye and
asked to see his lottery tickets. The
new arrival at first demurrsd, but at
last pulled out ticket aud then told
where he had procureG it.
The two men at once started out for
Alb Toms store at 4l9 North Los Angeles
street.
No ono was in sight when they on
tered. bat pulling a string they opened
q door leading into the room in the rear.
Here again they found nobody. hnt ths
manipulation of another string and the
opening of a second door disclosed
Chinsman in the act OF pushing huge
pocket curtain full OF lottery tickets
through . hole in the floor into the
cellar.
Officer Dawn sprsn9 into the room and
collsred him, grabbing the curtain just
81 II was disappearing to the regions
below.
After = diligent sparch they discovered
the mate to the ticket the white man
had purchased and then it was all up
with All Tom. who is now in the city
jail.
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COOKS HONOLULU TOURS.

vtsising voIcsno Of KiIauea and Chief
Points Of Intsrsss on Two Principal
Isiands.
Cook personally conducted party will
leave San Francisco at 10 am, January
10th. on the steamer Australia. and
reach Honolulu in six days. From Los
Anselss till return about four weeks.
Total expense, $235. For particulars
apply to H. B. Rice, agent Oceanic s. s.
company, l24 Wet Second street.
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The Rsdqndol sHotsl company has
brought suit asainss che county OF Los
Aneslss and the citysof Rsdondo Beach.
= have the proceedings OF the board OF
supervisors Incorporating Redondo de-
olersd null and void, and that il be de-
olsred that there 10 no municipal corpo-
ration under the name Of the city Of
Redondo Beach. Also to declare the
city tax Of that place for l894.5 illegal
and OF NO effect. This 10 tbs latest OF .
uumber Of actions brought in the gu
peSioE court to attain the same ends.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-11

Y-usri,v ettstn IN 1t 3 o'clock D'c'
tor i ,crb'~ dsc shte, inss with ptsn-
full sccht.nt the corner OF Main ano
Twenty Nth etreetq. rhe Lady was
riding . bicycie and willis turning out
OF Twenty 6fth street into Main. 1t =
rapid gait. h.r wnssl stfncx sm 81!
bowldsr aud cApstz,., THROWING her
violeDtly on The hard cement sidewalk.
Sc Va, picked up by some OF the ny'
ISLANDERS, but fonnd TO no 40 seriously in-
jured that carriage was used TO convey
her home.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-11

The fifth "irreeu,sr' smoke OF RAJ
mona parlor. N. s. q. W., will take place
this evening At their headq No.
ITO North Main street. Pipes will be
lie at 8 80, and according to the invita-
tions, twill not 20 out until the wee
sma' hours." The Invitations are per-
smptory, 90 only . certificate OF death
of q well.known physician will be ac-
csptei - an excuse for absence. Each
guest will be presented with al elegant
smoking jacket ~ q souvenir OF the
..amnk nainnlH ...ia "A EAH