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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-21

T-E WEATHER
Friday Fair
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-21

Mrs Edward Morgan and u1ant
son have returned from visit u
some weeks vita relatives in Tampa
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-21

Mrs. W. Hickman Chambers and
baby have returned home from a visit
TO relatives in jacksonville.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-21

Mr.. and Mrs HILBERT Waathers
who have been the guests # the
formers parents in this city for the
past month, left Wednesday for thait
home at Greensboro. y G.. topping
en- route in Jacksonville for q fe~
days with Mr.. and Mrs. B. $ We1-o
ers.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-21

Editor Collens Of the SUmmerheId
Chronicle was a Friday visitor and
said that Ocala appeared unusually
busy
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-21

Miss Louise Berry has returned t.
her home at Wilmington. \. e. af-9r
visit in OcaIa Of several wos@e a.
the guest Of Mrs. Norman l. Kirx.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-21

Robertson and Miss Robertson. win
ter visitors in Ocala from Virginia
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-21

Key West to Washington in Il
hours and from Key West to Havana
in 80 minutes is the modern rate Of
travel.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-21

Mr.. and Mrs Troy Hall and ~hi'
dren motored up from Whitney Mon
day spending the day in town.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-21

Rev. and Mrs. Smith Hardin lie.
companied by Rev and Mrs, Fraz.ar
of Virginia. motored 10 Tamo7 .h@
week, going especially to he tev
Billy Sunday preach
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-21

Mr. H. NJ Hampton spent a few
days in Tallahassee this week on pro
fessiOnal business
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-21

sergeant Guy Miller has received
ms discharge from the army ard IS
now at home again.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-21

Mrs r L. Anderson spent d couple
Of days in Jacksonville t1t, weak
with aer daughter Mrs NJ ! 214ss
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-21

Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Mathews, Of
Gambler, were we'll known visitors j.,
Ocala on Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
farmers AUTOS
NOT TO Be TAXED

MANY farmers have bern making m
ouirr ut tho office If the County Aerl-
cultural Agent as To tn" working nf the
Snccial Privilege Tax as it appllrS 10
autos carrying farm produce lnt" tne
city. According To information recently
70 ,civ.d nv The agricultural agent. farm
crs bringing farm produce into inc c''!
from any roint in amount not exceeding
three hundred pounds arc not taHaoIe es-
necinllv if they use touring car
This is tho ruling IF tho state hoAn
Commission as So, forth by the score
tarr Mr. T s. Scanlnn.' This Will clear
nm the matter in tho minds Of local cpo-
Mo as there have been many diffrrrnt
IDEAS in regard TO il and none OF the
city or county officials mad received my
ruling in regard 10 this now law.
Roth the rural producer ana IN" r''F
consumer will hc glad to hear IniS us
any other Interpretation Of TN" nc" Ia"
wnulG have added 10 the already over
hurdoncd high cost IF living. Farmers
can hiring farm produce such as "ggs'
huttcr Vegetables. meats. ctc.. INTO inc
c,,v IN ,hnir touring cars without pay
n,ent nf hr special privilege auto tax SO
lang as tn, amount brought in Mt any
onc ii,nc does not exceed three hundred
pounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
! THE THEATRES
MARRIED, BUT DOES NOT
KNOW HUSBANDS NAmA'

Ammo Cornwall. the pretty httIc '''o>
inr ,icturc actress who VIII DC seen ~
Alice Rrady's latest Select Picture II.
world TO Live In benoans the lact
Tim, she is married and does not eve"
know her husbands name. nc WASH 81
worry considcratc man either. for III 'he
Critical moment Of tho ceremony -
tho stammcring groom places inc n'.'I
-, ,,nId on tho finger Of tho hIuSil'"h
bridn-iho groom discovered that nc h"1
M ring to place on the finger OF MS
Observation-Disclosures. Imagine tht
,,,o-,if.stion Of the lovely Anne: Shc
,ricd ~ apoloGizc for the "iapSuS mct''-
o-i" NJ her adoring swain. but II WIS III
,.,i,-fnr director is immune 10
ono,orfcs. The groom was pom"
hnod said tho director. and in hcr
hcort Anne admitted il.
THIS all happened M on" Of thH !ln,-
,,ss ~ The World TO Live In. when
seIcct Pictures presents today NJ Inc
Liberty Theatre. Mise
One day ut the studio. when M,ss
Cornwall was peacefully mrahuesI"s
around, waiting for something 10 hNp
non the director shouted. MISS C"'"
wall on her marriage shot ana AMY
cornwall decided that 1t had "'pp'n-
o5 II was the first time Sh" mao 'N",
hocn married on tho screen or OIL "''"
che was totally ignorant Of thr 'h'''"
nrocedure. One thing sh" ala hH"w'
though, and that was that inc 'I'"'
nurht 10 know tho name Of h"r nus.
hand She did not He cr'd"h''E vs.
NOT prepared for the ceremony 'ilntl'
r,r when i, came time for III" ring inc
,omcra,nan Ind TO ring o. uhth III"
,-nncrty man uncnr,hcd gold BAND
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01

owing 10 war conditions hut IN" prescn"
revival Of interest in the contest aueurs
well for the success Of tn" year event.
Tho forenoon OF May 10Th Will DC &C.
voted 70 preliminary competitions IN &C.
carnations, rxtempnron"ous speaking. eS-
saw writing. letter writing. Latin MS
,orv mathematics and physics, and the
contestants who finish in first. second
or third place in these contests will COM
pete In tho final events 60 IN the even
ing.
The university will scrvn luncheon 10
it's guests. and will offer unique features
for their entertainment in IN" afternoon
Gold. silver and hronz" medals ar"
awarded 10 tho winners Of VARIOUS
events. and honorable recognition is Civ
en- TO tho school winning the largest
number nf points.
The Extension Division Of tho univ"r-
sity. which is in charge Of tho arrange
mrntS for tho contest. has reported an
unusually heavy registration in each
rv"nI. although the tim" for receiving
entries does not close until May lst.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
HERE AND THERE
Tterns Of Interest to Local People
About Wheeling Folks. Societies
and Organizations.

Captain Smith. head Of the Parkers-
burg police department.. was here yester-
day and took Raymond f-ogsdon. alleged
store thief, who was taken off train
Tuesday night.
X-ray examinations made OF c. Amos
Long. who is charged with Staying Off
Ger Glenn Long at Pine Grove. failed 10
reveal fractures Of the skull. Long will
remain at the North Wheeling hospital
for treatmnet CT Commissions and his
nerves.
The Nathan Kreus delicatcsScn store
was looted some time after o'clock
"Wednesday morning by thieves yet I'M
found The thieves entered tho store by
a rear window and stol. 500 in cash
from a drawer
Officer l>elbrugge found bundle OF
clothes alorS the creek bank near the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
WHEELING ELkS
SECURE PERMIT
GRAHD ExALTER RULER BRUCE
II. CAMPBELL CRAFTS PERMIT
TO PUT ON ROUGH STUFF.
Curtains Have Been Drawn and NO One
VIII Be Admitted Until Work
Ii Started.
East 81. Louis. ILL.,.

East 81. Louis. ILL.,.
April os. 1919.
Hon. John F. Richardson. 30
Secretary Of Wheeling Lodge No. e.
r. +. Q. Elks.
Dear Sir:-Ynu have my permission TO
initiate in excess of twenty candioaics
on May LIST. provided that all arc duIS
elected and qualified according 10 pro-
visions Of the grand lodge status,
BRUCE II. CAMPBELL.
Grand Exalted Ruler.
The above telegram received ycsteIo
day is self explanatory and assures inc
imitation of the twrnty-serrn cano.-
rlutra who arc in waiting. at the DIE
meeting to be held this evening.
In addition to this number hon, bcn
D. Cross, Of indianapolis. Ind, vii! Or
initiated by Wheeling Lodge No. Is. by
the consent Of indianapolis lodge NO. IS;
Brother Sarl 7. Cameron. by special
disncnsatinn has been appointed OIL
ciai bottle holder for this initiation. Mr.
Cameron has had wide experiences IN
this particular line and when ii comes
70 mixing tho new brands OF mango cure
and hair tonic he is the real guy. ,,,s
last evening il was decided To pick Cap
tain Bert l.. Phillips. as the fodder, Tor
the EIks cannon, and from all lnd'ca-
tions Bert will bc ready for the Tray.
ms he started in to fast yesterday.
The walls have been padded and inc
spikes in the floor sharpened; The elccr
trical equipment, including tho chair OF
torture. the Spanish eXtermina.or anu
other devices Of the MEDIEVAL days arc
ail in working order and the guardS
have been placed on duty to see ma |
they arc not being tampcrcd with. Inc
candidates will hc taken 10 thclr cells
late this afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
LAST BURlE5K.

Asa fitting finale to n prosperous hn'
,,,i,c mcritorious hurl"auc sraon INC
C'our, This week offers Ruhr bernstein >
"Reautv Revue" which opened n two-oay
cnca cement Yesterday to two GOOD sl"ed
audiences. The attraction gave good sat
isrortion and brings tn" hnrlrSquc sea-
son 10 climax with another perform
ancn This evening. THE Beauty RcFuc
features Eddie Dale and Adn l.! nm ana
these two classy principals arc surround
cd nv good company Of "ntrrta ln'rs
which includes Harry Peterson. atai"h'-
cd Juvenile man. Bert Clark. III" clever
Young Hebrew imrcrsnnator. Harry
Cucrton. Helen Gibson and fior"nr"
Whjtfnrd Tho rl1orua is tho usual
"BurIcy-Q" gathering Of Gt-ls who sing
dance and prince and comes in for lis
share of applause. Harry Peterson
scored a hit with his imitation of Al 1"l-
son. singing selection from 'Sinbad.
and vas repeatedly cncorcd. The cos
tunes and scenery was in Keeping with
tho performance and I'll in all "Th"
Iseu,y Revue" gave good satisfaction to
The "Burlcsk fans"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01

Market street bridge yesterday. leading
TO the theory OF 4 suicide. Ihe bundle
was labelled 7. J. Eris. Fairpotnt. ONO.
Francis Cannon. arrested for pull1ng
trolley off the wire on a street car. was
dismissed III polio" court T"S,erda?
morning. The conductor was unable To
prove that Cannon was the right man.
In police court yesterday morning. y.
W. I.aughlin was fined IS and costs Tor
driving on tho wrong side OF the stree
Peter Fitzsmmons was fined s. and cost
for creating a disturbance in theatre.
Walter Watkins. a disordcrly, was fine1
81 and costs. Mrs. SwartZ was tined 80"
AMI costs for renting rooms for immoral
purposes. John Sands and H"'cn har-
kcr. loiterers. were fined SzS ana COSTS
each
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
RIVER NEWS

4 slight rise was reported in the ups
pnr Allegheny yesterday hut it viii
have no material effect m the river
here which will tiuctuat" according To
tho manipulations of tho dams above
which will not interfere with navign-
ton.
Tho stage of th- riv"r nj tho. local
wharf ~ p. NJ. yesterday was f""t
md stationary and tn" marks Mt the
foot Of McMcchen Jam was fret. II
inches and stationary.
Tho General trowdr. arrived from
Pittsburgh at 5 o'clock yesterday morn
inr and left for Charleston at Il. m.
with Il biz trip o. freight and pa*s"n-
gers.
rho General Pcrshng arrived from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
o'RRrEN BRINGS ALL NEW SHOW.


When tho we'll known hlAck-farc
comedian N"il O'Brirn. brings his hiE
minstrel company IN the Court tomorrow
and Saturday II will h" found that Mqna-
ger Oscar +. Hodge has again provided
AN entire new production for this SEA-
sons tour.
Tho cr"r increasing popularity Of this
organization makes it possible tn present
what is without n doubt tho greatest as
snmblag" Of minstrel stars oyer present.
cd under one title. Manager Oscar F.
Hodge promises number Of novelties
for tho present season: among these Is a
new singing dancing number. entitled !:
Aunt Sally S!mrk!ns Syncopatcd Soc
ial," written and staged by Neil O'Brien.
with the ensemble dancing produced by
Pete Detzel 1t is described as a dane
ing story In syncopatcd poetry dsalins 2
In new characters. new ideas, and differ
ent styles Of dancing.
"Meatless Day." another feature act,
conceived and written by Neil o'Brien.
for himself and new this season. is said
to be. the stars. best effort IN that line.
and limited comedy situations:
matinee Saturday. Seats
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
RAILROAD MAN TO
ADDRESS KIWANIANS
G.. W. Boonce, Freight Traffic Expert
Of Pennsylvania Lines, to BE
Oral Booster To-day.

The weekly MONDAY meeting or IN"
members Of the Wheeling kiwanis Cup
Will be hold to-day nj noon at IN" WIND
scr Hotel and n large Attendance is OK
pcct"d. as the oral booster or the DAY
will hn G. W. kooncc. railroad expert
head Of thr trafficc department OF INC
pennsylvania railroad and tormrr resi-
dcnt Of columbus. now Of this city.
Tbcrc arc also a number OF other
eu-nriscs in store for those who attend
and il is likely that a record-hreakinG
attendance will hc feature. Two
nrizcs will he distributed 10 the lucky
persons at the meeting to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01

Parkersburg at 4 o'clock in the al'er
noon and left for Pittsburgh at S:9o'
The Helen E.. arrived from Nc"
Matamoras last evening.
The Liberty will be- in ton'shl HUN
NcConnellsville.
The General Wood will be up rom
Cincinnati tomorrow morning on her
way TO Pittsburgh
Tho Helen T.. leaves today for Ne"
Matamoras ut noon.
The Liberty leaves for FarKersnuFs
tomorrow at noon
The General PershinE will be down
IRON, pittsburgh at S o'clock tomorro"
r,orninr and leaves for Parkcrsburg Al
o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01

chase the city end Of tho public build
ing. and tho city build new hall or
smaller size.
The thing TO do is for tho county 10
buy the city end Of tn" building. re-
model and frcproof the entire structure,
and tn" city huild new city hall mat
will better AT its needs" said MT. Hare.
Many public officials fool III" sam" as
does Mr. Hare. and with tho county ~
need Of additional space something Will
have to be done.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
COUNTY court
licensed TO Wed.

licensed 70 wed.
Charles E. Burns. 81. and Virginia
Shivelry. 1G. both nf this city.
Arbcr. Y. Rcsnick. 90 and Doroth,
Zifliin. r. both OF Wheeling.
0rlin r. F.mhoff. % nf Rome. Obi"
md. Cora Adams. %. OF Elm Grove.
C;corg" A. Gamer. 81, Of East Liver
pool. and Anncttn Eva Moyrs. 81. OF
Wheeling.
Fiducitry.
Horny Roberts qualified rs admins
traitor 81 the estate of tn" late Fnso Rob
nrts. hond If 500.
Agnes Fnstcnark qualified ms admins
traitor Il tho estate of nJo =. FaStennak.
Bond Of $50
Owen Sullivan qualified Ms tn" admins
traitor Of the estate Of Elizabeth Sullivan
bond of $50.
Joseph s. sirbs. .1r.. qualified MS adj
nlinistrator If tho "sta;" of Katherine
Stone Silbs under $4,000 bond.
Deeds Filed.
sP. Norton ct al TO Mario C. Owens.
lot in Beech Glen. $40.
s. r. Norton CT nj TO Ada Owens. lot in
Beech Glen S1n.
w. c. Titzen and wife to Lula Gtbhart
form on Boggs hill SIN.
Mary G.. Sehpg. ct al 10 A. l.. Holland.
lot in Edgwood. $40.
Hattie and Louis Walters TO Minnie
V. Wren. lot on Island. $40.
Emily F. KRONE and husband to w. A.
Neimer ct al lot on old fair grounds. So
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
Doomed" Officers
s:1tAN SNl..U(n
Three police officers slate

Three police officers slate
charge because they have
line up with the powers tha'
city hall are still on the jo
remain there. Without the
the city manager the chief o
dismiss no officer. and as
three officers cannot be relsae
Twice dates had been. hxedY1
dismissal of the officers within tho
two months. but each time there
a hitch and the men held to their
May was finally agreed upon 81
big FIVE Iut tke, men are still 3o
Job despite Mayor TSxter and the
who jump within his. littfe ca
every time he snaps his finger. -
The greater the necessity for =
tho greater your opportunity e
The Intelligencer want Ada q:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
Thinks County Should
Own Entire Building

Councilman VIII. H. Hare. taxing up
tho suggestion OF The ln'"IilEehc"r
tina, tho county s"cur" more oHicc r""fh
in the court house, believes !ha; a wiscl
Man would be- for the county to pur-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-14
Short, Rlppled Suit Coots
for Y0unQ Girls

1t has been decided, very wisely, too,
that although the more mature woman
shall don the long and slenderizing
suit coat for Fall, the debutante shall
wear a short, full-skirted coat which
fits snugly at the waistline.
A number Of new models arrived Sat-
overwhelmingly youthful suits in
broadcloth, duve de laine, which is
the more durable version Of duvetyn,
and several other fabrics. The coats
are short and rippled, indeed very
charming one boasts of three-tiered
ripple, and number are fur trimmed.
The young woman who is planning
her school wardrobe will find these
new arrivals most interesting.
On the Third Floor
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-14

of lease under ordinary conditions
would work in favor OF the lessor or
owner.
Many rental agents, who complied
with this provision, however, have
agreed to 4 compromise also. 1t is
believed they feared the publicity
they realized was inevitable if they
, continued in \ determination to
carry out their prohteering policy.
In nearly every instance where
landlord and tenant have effected
a compromise, the principal demand
on the tenant has been, Keep this
out of the newspapers" The would
be rent profiteers are unanimous in
voicing fear that the abandonment
of their profteering demands will
be published.
So far as could be learned, the
landlords have incorporated only
this one qualifying provision in the
compromise.
Tenants have seen Ht to accept it.
In the event all of the apartment
house owners in the city meet the
situation on the same basis, it was
declared that no names would be
published.
1T will be known within 4 few
days" declared an attorney repre-
senting the occupants of one of the
largest apartment houses here,
whether or not there are any land
lords in Omaha who propose to al
low their names to remain on the
unfair list and face the issue in dis
trict court before jury of IL men"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-14

date of the expiration of the lease
to vacate the premises.
Scores of tenants have never re.
ceived such = notice. 1t is the opin.
len of some of the leading attorneys
of Omaha that such persons can
not, under the terms of the contrae,
or the provisions of the statute, be
forced to pay an increase in rent
over the rate charged for last year
Neither can these tenants be elected
from their apartments, it was said.
Automatic Renewal.
The form of lease adopted by the
Building Owners and Managers
ASSOCIATION of Omaha, which is said
to have been used last year by four
ffths of the apartment house owners
in the city, also provides that in the
absence of notice from the tenant
to the owner or manager, or from
the manager to the tenant, indicating
the apartment is to be vacant 80
days from the date of such a notice,
the agreement automatically is re-
newed under the same terms and
conditions as that contained in the
lease for the previous year.
The discovery of this joker in the
contract, which was prepared by at
torneys representing the owners and
managers, is believed to have been
responsible for many of the land
lords seeking compromise with
their tenants.
1t has been explained that such a
provision incorporated in the form
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-14
LAWSON Liner
WILL COME TO
0 MAHA SOON
TranscontinentaI Air Vessel
Arrives on Long Island
After Successful Flight
From Syracuse.
BY EDGAR w. CROFT.
Bee Representative Aboard the Tfanscon
tinental Airliner.

Hampstead. L. l., Sept. 13.-(Spe-
cial Telegram. 1.-The giant Lawson
transcontinental airliner arrived
here at 1898 from Syracuse, N. Y,
after a most successful flight. The
leviathan OF the air made perfect
landing on the Mitchell field.
Everything is in readiness now
for the transcontinental New York
Omaha San Francisco flight which
is to be begun within the next few
days.
The Mitchell field proved a per-
feet landing place and is expected
to be selected as the New York
station of the transcontinental Law
son airline.
To Inspect Omaha Field.
Before the plane starts on its
coast-to-coast trip, representative
of the Lawson Airline Co. will visit
Omaha to inspect the Ak-Sar-Ben
landing field in the Gate city. The
company is taking every precaution
to be sure that the Omaha landing
field, which is expected to be per-
manently used by the Lawson plane
on its transcontinental trips, is large
enough. Owing to the small land
ing field in Syracuse, N. Y, the
plane was badly smashed about a
week ago. Both the pilot and the
planes builder, Albert w. lawson,
were slightly injured when the giant
airliner dove nose first into the field,
almost wrecking a building.
Constant working by a force of
skilled men speeded the repairs to
such an extent that the plane is now
in perfect shape to attempt the
transcontinental flight as soon as
the weather permits.
The plane has accommodations
for 20 passengers, has two engines,
and is the largest plane built on the
American continent. Meals are
served aboard the airliner.
Mr.. Lawson expects to be in
Omaha in the near future to look
over sites for the erection of fac
tory and repair shop in the Gate
city.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-14
Many Landlords Yield
To Clanor Over Rents


institution OF = councilrnatie iayes-
tigation, which in = short while
came to be regarded as 4 joke. Then
attorneys were employed by various
groups of tenants. Definite plans
were formulated to take the matter
to the courts. Private investiga-
tons were begun. Searchlights be-
gan to play on the situation and
landlords began, to tremble. Rumors
were heard and then evidences were
produced of a real estate combine.
Attorneys became more enthused as
they discovered possibilities in the
statutes and tenants became more
eager to continue the fight.
Loophole in Lease.
Many landlords read with fear
accounts in The Bee that someone
had been responsible for a careless
loophole in the form of lease adopt
ed by the Building Owners and
Managers association of Omaha.
They realized that this loophole
would let the tenant out by simply
offering to pay for the ensuing year
the rate of rent charged for last
year, provided formal written no.
tice had not been rendered them by
the landlords 80 days prior to the