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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11
FRECKLE-F
Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots
How To Remove Easily


How to Remove Easily
Here's n chance. Miss Freokle-face.
to try a remedy for freckics with tho
guarantee OF n reliable concern that
IL viii not cost you penny unless
IL removes the freckies. while II IL
does give you n clear complexion
the expense is trifiing.
Simply get AN ounce Of Othine--
double strength--from any druggist
and a few applications should show
you how easy II In To rid yourself Of
the homoly freckles and get beau
tifui complexion. Rarely In more
than one ounce needed for the worst
case.
Be sure 10 ask tho druggist for tho
double strength Othine, as this
strength Is sold under guarantee OF
money back II II fails to remove
freckles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11
Al Six Duvetyne

--Duvetyne satin Is ons Of the sea.
sons favoritcs for Dolrnans. coats.
dresses. suits: soft and downy an . kit.
tens car; colors. tailor blue. heliotrope.
taups. African brown. black: % inches
wide. Priced at. yard. .........o7.OO
Frazer Patterson Co. Dress Goods
Section. First Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11
Dog points" Black
Bass, Asserts Judge

ATLANTA. April li.--Judge Il. l..
Rainey, prison commissioner at the
state capital, swore solemnly that
when he and a friend were hunting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11
GIRL ELOPES, CHANGES
MIND AND JAilS MAN

CHICAGO, April 1i.--Becausc a
t7.year.old girl exercised . woman's
prerogattye and changed her mind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11
Ne,c Hand Bags to Match
the Easter Frock

Spring styles made Of silk poplin
with fancy lowered poplin Innings.
mounted on a metal and steel frame;
finished with silk tassei and handle
OF self material. A French toilet
mirror and change purse attached
10 frame makes bag complete. Res.
ular ssT5 value. on special sale Sat.
urday at .........-........ .$S.SO
Fraser Paterson Co. Leather
Goods Section. First Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11
Satin Lunette Repousse

The iases, New York siis. came b,
express today. Moir- satin--Lunet''
Rcpourse--it's different: shown In rtcs
Spring shades for Dolmans. wraps
suits. one-piece dresses and separa,'
skirts; 70 inches wide. priced at yard.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. VOW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11
Girls Dresses S2.SS
s to IL Years

Girls Wash Dresse~ made OF fancy plaid and stripe ginshnms also
plaid Collars and of
All good quality Bingham
wlatlno styles finished bets Especially
school
chiidrens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11
corns Peel
Off PainIess|y
There's Only One Genuine Corn.
Pceler-That's "Gets-lt."

There's only one happy way to get
rid OF any corn or callus. and that's
the painless peel-off way. 'Gets-It"
IL the only corn remedy In the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11
rs W@z6n@la@ and Misses
More New Bl@wses
aG $3.50

In r-orsete and de chne fancy stripes also eh
white. red blue. and beige Plain
high
neatly embro
de " and henstitchcd
Fraser Paterson Co., Blouse Section Third Floor.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-29
III An AMERICAS

Your country Is still protecting
your rights. your liberties. your vel
fare sttll nakipg II possible for you
10 live as 40 American.
As % American you Will always re-
ceive protection The government rea-
llaes It's duty 10 yoa and needs no
urgtng ia the performance 81 this
duty.
as an American you should not tail
to realize and appreciate what your
government d TO yon. You should be
awake I'd It's present situation. You
should know Why billions 81 dollars
are needed
As an American you should render
The same help to the government that
ii renders to you And as the govern
ment il constantly ready to protect
you regardless 81 the number Of calls,
you should be ready and eager to re-
spond to It's present appeal the Vic
tory Liberty Loan
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-29
co. COMMISSIONERS
REFUSE TO INCREASE
FERRYMAN'S PAY

AT their regular weekly meeting this
morning the County Commissioners
for Anne Arundel refused to increase
the salary OF the South River ferry
man al Taylorsville =. n Ward
Who holds the position, made q plea
for an Increase Of $500. He now re-
eeiyes SIS per month. and wrote the
commissioners ne wants 500. which
they decline ot pay,
Benjamin Ward has notified the
for $4,000 per month The Board
Board that he will serve as ferrymaTi
however, declared that the present
salary of SIS Is the limit, thai they
have raised the salary which was orig
inally $40 to $50, then 70 s7s and de
cline to grant another increase.
The Board. upon the recommended
ton Of County Health Officer i
Murphy, N, d. and William 81 Welch,
committed Florence Coates to Crowns
sYille hospital for the colored insane.
A number OF bills were passed and
other business transacted. including
lhe offering of b reward for the APP
prehensioR Of the murderer Of ELDER
Tydings and the appointment Of the
County Agent ct Agriculture
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-29
: n
E ies
#. n. CaODHlIE
10 Pshes csssss u AHA
ORPHANS COURT HOLDS
WEEKLY SESSION FOR
ROUTINE BUSINESS

Judges of the Orphans Court met
|In regular session this morning and
transacted routine business. including
the fiIing oS papers of remuneration IN
tie estate OF Elder Tydings, which re-
calls the murder Of Saturday after
noon last.
The following business vas trans
acted
FINAL account OF Edith Wagner, adj
IninistFatrlx OF Henry Wagner. filed
In the matter oil the estate Of Sarah
jane Leitch. petition 70 withdraw
claims aled and passer Dy order q
Iconrt.
First guardian account Of Franklin
Andrew, guardian OF William Tell An
drew. filed, examined and passed by
the court this 29th day Of April 1913.
First and final account at Charles
/ nuvall, administrator OF Florence r.
Duyail. fIed. 18th day Of April. 1919,
Examined and passed BIZ order oi
court
Account of sales of personal estate
lof Florence q. Dnvall, filed and ratified
L by order Of court.
Administrator bond Of James A.
stinchcomb. administrator Of James
Elder Tydings, fled and approved BY
1.-The court
Letters granted, notice to creditors
given, warrants as appraisers was is-
sued to William 4 Robinson and
4 Henry Burk
Remuneration In the estate Of James
IcIder Tydings, filed.
First and final account Of William
Leitch, administrator Of Sarah Jane
#IIeitch, fiied. examined and passed b
Inrder ar court this 29th day Of April
Ef9ts.
inventory or personal estate of Mer-
linda sylvester. filed and passed b
order OF court.
Guardian bond OF Franklin Andrew
guardian of William Fell Andrew
FrankIing Andrew, Jr.. Blanch \ An
d drew and Sue Joyce Andrew, fled
Report OF Edith Wagner administra
itor Of Henry Wagner, flied
administrators bondsof Emory vii
ton Bassford. administrator Of Chas
c. Bassford. tiled, approved by tn
Icourt, letters granted, notice TO credi
f1ors given and warrants as appraiser
was issued to william H Morelant
and John M Hardy
Remuneration III the estate of Cllas
Bassford, aled.
III the matter Of the guardianship g
ARTHUR Rich. infant. report Of sale 9
IIeasehold estate Of Arthup Rich, II
FAINT, Med April 4, 1919, finally ratitle'
land confirmed,
The first and final account Of JohI
III. Taylor. administrator Of William
Cromwell. fled examined and passes
Inv order Of court this 10th day 9
EApril. 1919.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-29
or IGLRHART

Last mes Wind. especially that nE
,ThnFsaay md friday. did not az vegE
ismeh Aamase II this section of The
conrty. bnt tse e0ld spell injured
some Of the vegetables and possibly
some Of the fruit and blew many bios
SONS from the trees.
"A Zig Vlct0ry Loan meeting II 70
ie held tonight al Parole II Edwards.
Chapel Hall and. tomorrow Night AZ
Brownsville. and ii is hoped there will
be good turnout and many will buy
bonds,
An entertainment will be given ~
Murray Hall. Brownsville. on Safur-
day, May 10. Al S o'clock. by school
No. 10 for the beneilt Of St. Paaii's
chapel
The number of people coming 70
Sherwood Forest vas gfeater than
ever the past weekend Among the
number we're Mr and Mrs Cole and
family. MT. william II Maltbie and
daughter, Mrs. McCnrley. Miss Nc
Curley. Mr.. Arthur Hungerf0rd, Mr.
and Mrs. Dufur. Mr. Gillian Mr. and
| MRS. ogle Mr.. and Mrs. Creighton. Dr
Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Henbeek
There are more workmer coming
from Baltimore to huild bungalows. ~
work must be now rushed 70 compile
ton.
The Misses Edith and Helen Miller
Of Baltimore. were the guests for g
Miss Susan Kubitz, II her home, Tn
4 Vineyard
Mr.. and Mrs Otto Knbitz ATTENDED
Masonic memorial service in Balti
more Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. George viking, q
Goyans, notored to the home of Mr
and Mrs. Henry viking, at Iglehart
on Sunday.
Mrs Meakins. Of Hyattsyille, Md
spent a few hours on Sunday with he
sister, Mrs. Brice Worthingtor, q
sunny Banks, near Iglehart's-
L, MI ~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-29
Not Worried About Dry Law

The prohibition cloud Is already RS.
yeallng its silver lining 10 hotel and
restaurant men about to giYe the razs
TO old John Barleycorp. A few weeks
ago they sat II their corners Wr apped
/ IL clpaks Of woe and pouring Old fur
mace ashes upon their heads Then
they could see nothing but ruin IN the
future, rumless ruin
Then astonishing neWs began tp
trickle tho. that's 4 had old Wordl ~
began to pereolats that hotel proprie-
tors former saloon keepers In the
North Atlantic States who have been
experimenting with various inno-
vatiuns enforced BIZ prphihitOry con-
ditlons have had astonishing success.
Now opinion seems to run smsng
the hotel men that they Will keep
sight an doing basinAss at the same
old stand In spite az predictions
made hv some of the mernbers Qf the
city and State hotel associations. that
large numbers OF hotel propgiesars
would be driven out 81 business Il tass
sale III booze was actually st9Eped IL
looks now Is II nohOdy ii going to Ne
ruinepsly injured There Is bound 20
he big falling on Ii revenue here
and theTe, but On the whole. as opin-
ion is now forming III the trade, the
hotel men will get by. and some Of
the fpremr saloon men will be able
to iuggle their old dispensaries into
something legal
AL along the coast ana Wesa ward TO
the Appalachiana nroprsetors 81 city,
town and country hotels, both or The
commercial and tourist types, are maU-
ping out means Of obtaining from ether
sources than rum revnnses equal 70
those that were derived from the ban
ned wet goods. Popuiarized dining
rooms. tea and dance parlors. soft
drink gTills and even the plebeiaE
soda fountain are some of the limo
vaekous that are being testsa and the
reports coming to this city are that
there has been remarkable snccess
already
Another factor expected to help out
az toysn hotel msn Is the indicated re-
viyai III motor cAr touring Last sum
mer less than half of the usual naua
her or people went on journeys with
their pleasure cars because tie coun-
try was In the middle Oh i war and II
Wasn't the thkng to do Things are
different THIS year and with loosen
Ing up all along the lire vi cone 4
revival 81 aatomobiaIng Is aha e8uae-
quent benefit Of the innkeepers New
York Sun.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-29
MEETING TOMORROW
TO AID HOME. SCHOOL
AND COMMUNITY
celered Cltlsens re Held Gatheraag
no Fern Organization For
fnprOyemeFss

Tomorrow will be an important oc-
casion in the life Of the colored citi-
Gems Of Annapolis.
All the county schools will he rep
resented By their teachers, trustees,
and patrons. Supervisors demonstra-
ton agents. ministers. and pupils Will
also participate.
At 3 O'Clock the teachers Will hold
d conference Ut Stanton school, frnm
there they viii assemble at Asbury n
g church pSomptly 1t 20 o'clock. q
which time lectures viii be given by
instructors from the MARYLAND Az
ricuitural College. LnncheOn will BE
served at stanton school
AT z.Se d m. short session win Be
held ia the A. NJ. d church at Camp
Parole. After the lecsnres there
practical demonstrations will De given
Id yaccinating hogs % prevent hog
cholera.
AT $50 D. M. ia Ashury church, q
large gathexaAg viii be present 80
form organ EatsQns "a AID the hcsne,
school ana community. The scncaa
sasaneEs vii d nrp Ali
professional and business men and
women are requested 70 be present
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-29
gug H1MpCONIN3 MgRTTNa

It has been felt that the meetings
to arrange for the receptipn Of the
service men who took part IN the war
have not hean As well attended as the
object warrants
That no such thing can be said about
Annapolis, q community second TO
none In the nation for patriotism and
public service lei lhe meeting tonight
he one which win pyerWhelm the ac-
commodations Of the Council Chamber
and require q transierence to larger
quarters
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-29
THE TYIlI q \

-
seldom ID the history Of Anne ATnn-
del county has any Bectlcn Of II been
81 Thoroughly aropaea aver the com
mission Of crime re " that part ot z
near RobiRaons. 1T tbs present time
over the InuFder oG James Elder Tyd-
ings Not only IL indignation intense
over the foul killing Of an estimable
man and citizen, but the feeling If
general that the safety Of The whole
community dsmRnds tue detection and
punishment ot the vile criminal who
took q yaluabls life for few paltry
dollars
The acsI9n Of the County Commits
sIoners iii Offering 4 very lerge sum
Tor the apprehension and conviction
of the criminal. ID to be entirely com
mended. II she m.iacerant II caught
and the crime fastened npon him, the
sum ii very small one % pay 70
achieve such result. No eAort which
can be made TO secure the Vindication
81 the law and tho Just punishment
al The murderer u TOO great In such
d case I'D this.
The people OF the section and the
whole County are showing . com
rnendable spirit IN the whole matter,
III spite of the fact that such q vile
crime has been committed, II II not
able that the people most concerned =
the residents Of the section including
the closest friends and even relatives
of Mr. Tydings are not Jumping 81
conclusions and trying ao ax ihf
crime upon 20 Individual or even upon
members Of certain race Or class
They agree that the facts nov ~ their
possession do not Justify the strone
suspsclch of anyone, and they are anx-
ious only that the right one be found
and convicted
The spirit Of the people of the sec
ton appears 10 be fine and TO Be com
aenaed Iii every way. II would be 9
great shame II TOO great haste wer,
shown In deciding upon the guilt,
marty In i case Of this sort Not only
might II result seriously for innoeenl
persons. but Il might have the effect
ID mas frequently been the case q
dlverting hunt from the real criminal
The right one Is wanted, and only tbs
right one.
The public should avoid the Otter
heard criticism that the authorities
are not doing their utmost IN the mat.
ter. They are doing everything pos.
sibie, and are wisely refraining from
telling every step they take, The pub
Tic may rest assured that everything
possible u being done to ind ans
punish the foul murderer Of Jane.
Elder Tydings
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-29
More Ylcaarv BONDS ala

At victory Loan meeting held last
night at Seyerna Park the sum OF
5000 was realised from the sale Of
Victory Bonds.
The principal speaker waa Gen.
I,awrcnson Riggs Mr. Rldgely r.
Melvin made an earnest appeal FOR
subscriptions. Senator Frank III. Dg-
gall. who Is rllaiSEpan ef tie Aaeu's
Committee for the Victory Loan In the
Third District. presided. Mrs Teei
who Is chairman Og the WOmen's COM
mittee Tor Severna Park, was active
In securing subscriptions.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-29
Eastport Property Sold

The real estate and insurance frm
al Julian Brewer & Son, have Just sold
Tor Mr.. Frederick Harmon q the su
s. Navy. the frame dwelling house
known as No. rs First street PASSPORT
The purchaser Is Walter Il. Hart q
PASSPORT and Annapolis The eonsid-
Grafton Is $1,000.
III is said that Mr. Harmon only re-
Gently purchased the property and
that he has re-sold at sacrifice On
account OF being ordered TO sea duty
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-29
before The Squire

Found to BE suffering from mental
trouble and apparent arrangement
Florence Coates. colored, was arrested
by Oaacer Samuel Jones, Of PASSPORT,
and was given a hearing before JUS
licc Sullivan
she was committed to Jail for exam
ination as to her mental condition BY
Dr. Murphy and WEIGH. and ordered
To be sent TO Brownsville hospital for
the colored feeble minded.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-29

Proposals walI Ne received until ~ 80
Mxsnc h&nn 1KsadmaalaS. APRIL N1Eh.
Arundel TaupsS Nd fer erecting tie
eseFsnant0Ma an6 west Annapolis Public
School RuigaaGgs ID accordance with piaDa
and sp9ciaraffoRg prepared hy IQsRph q.
Ann Architect
ElS m 8eserred q reiact any Or
architect 6F Id
GEORGE FOX. Superintendent,
Anne Arundel County Schools,
&1 Annapolis. Nd.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-29

Court Equity In The ItFeMlts NVuIl 4 ~
Anne Arundel County
The object OF the petition In the ahoye
entitled cnse ia To change the name q
lila Welahilner tn Lila Claude.
The petItInn states that the Reti tiafsel
sia Il resident at Anne Arundel Comfy
Maryland. and Il more than twenty one
years Of age,
Thnf the aaid Lila Weiahimer was born
ID AnnafsoEss Maryland, and Is therefore
i native born citizen ~ the United Sfates
at America.
Tint the name ~ Weishimer became Il
tacheti Ia her by marriage with one Rob
nrt Ross Welshifner about ten years ago
from whaui she is now absolutely III
Court in aud for the County Ut Eumber-
Jalld and State OF Illinois. on the 18th day
#Af March Al III. 1919
III will he very awkward, ,listastefui and
obnoxious to your petitioner to be anT
longer forced To bear and he known bN
Gle OF relatives, friends ansl acquaintunees
under exisking circumstances.
Iii rs ihereupOn this oDth day Of April
1919 IN the Circuit Court for AnnC
Arundel County. Ill Equity. ordered that
the petitioner cause copy OF this order
WITH the object and substance Of the pc
t3klon 10 be inserted In some newspapers
week for three successive weeks before the
10Th DAY Of May, 1919. giving Notice q
whom III may concern To appear In this
Court. iii person or By soliritar, On of
before the
30 show cause. If any there he. why de-
WM II. THOMAS.
wA. 81. WOODWARD.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-29

) ! q
President Wilson's presentation Of
the case for Fiume Is very clear
Ind strong. III Ii one Of the best papers
he has put out. and will we think.
convince unprecedented minds IN
Europe that the hest disposition Of
he great question has been made. We
sylnpatllize with Italian disapp0int.
rnent, and do not believe their re-
sentiment will he permanent AS the
President points out, they have gained
Immensely by the outcome Of the
war, and Fiume Ii denied them only
because its eession Id Italy would
work grave injustice To nations no
longer hostile by cutting out from It's
natural outlet not only the commerce
Of the JugO. slav States, but Of Bo-
hemia Rnmania and Hungary
All nations seek an outlet ID the sea
ali some point. For i very few this IL
impossible because Of their inland sit
nation, but any nation whose area ex-
sends 20 within few miles of the sea
ii FESTIVE and Disconnected fiji II finds
narrow strip or shore held by an
other nation cutting II OFF from access
10 the ocean. The American inhabi,
tants of the Mississippi Valley we're
restless and even rebeilious 20 long
ID the mouth of the mississippi was
held BY Spain or France Jefferson
wisely removed that cause Of tlscon-
isn't by the purchase Of Louisiana,
though he thought he violated the
Constitution III doing Il ~ cut Of
The countries cast of the Adriatic from
access 70 that aea would beset eternal
strife and contention 1t would be IN
iust. too, 10 shut IN nations and the
Paris conference wisely refused IL
maintenance II. The Presidents state
ment makes this 40 plain that We are
persuaded that even Italy will rec.
0gnise the force an iustdice OF Its rea-
aoning. Philadelphia Press
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-29
naval AirDlane Passes

Another naval airplane passed over
Annapolis this morning. making
landing about 1890 at the Naval
academy
The aircraft left II I 30, going south
toward Norfolk Va
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-29
TIM Y { by
TONGUE AND PIN
The Piamc Csmsrotersy q RepMblf.
can And 4 Democratic ExpressseR


nonhtless the coming 2sanhascan
Congress will stand strongly behind
President Wilson In the position be
has taken regarding Italy's claim 20
complete domination oil the Adrlatic.
Senator Lodge. prospective chairman
of the Senate Casualties on Forasgn
Affairs. outlined tina American attitude
ii this matter very clearly Ii 4 speech
which he made on August g last,
when he said
Most imporiant az oil. II We are g
make the world safe In the way We
mean II To Be safe, the great Slav pop
ulatsDna now under the government oi
Austria the Jago-Slays and Inc
czecho- sloyaks, who have been used
ae aid ehe Germans. whom they l0athe
must BIZ established aA independ Ans
States And vie must have these
independent States created 80 that
they will stand ACROSS the pathway 81
Germany 10 the east Nothing i& Inors
vital than this for Just. i righteous
and an enduring pence.
President wilson mas merely l0l
loved the course here outlined, and
| has not allowed Italian inalstence e
blind him to the necessity Of DEALING
justly with the Jugo Stars, the Che
che gioyakg and other nations On TN
eastern side of the Adriasie. Ther'
promises I'd be complete American
unanimity on this point. II Is mat
Ter which does not permit any pOlst
ical division whatever Id this coun
/ Try Philadelphia Record
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-29
WEDNESDAY. APRIL SO. 1913
ar ELEVEN O'CLOCK, A. Al.


All the real estate In sid mortgage men-
tinned consisting ~ ail that lot Ut par
rel III land situate tn the Second district
II Anne Arundel county, Maryland. on the
public road leading from Annapolis 90
Parole. which Ii deAigRated on Pat - ,
dIea is No. 1881 Equity. In the Circuit
court az said county. he lot No. - front
ing on the north side Of said road dis
lance Of sixty feet with An equal frontage
81 the line 0f the Washington. Baltimore
and Annapolis railroad rightsOf way. with
depth of one hundred aud seventy two
feet on the east line, and one hundred and
fifty aye feet on the west line. containing
nine thousand eight hundred sud ten
na,lare feet more Or less BeiRg the same
Iof II narrel IN land which waa conveyed
ia tie ahid John Lane BIZ James WI.
Owens. Trustee hy deed dated the 18th day
III June 1900 and racQrded among the
Land Records Of Anne Arundel county In
f.iber. q. W, No. IL. folio 49,. etc.
The lot Is tnproved By i frame dweI
Hing.
TME TwmRES Or SALE One bali the pnr-
chase money to be paid On the day 81
sale OF ratification thereof BY the court
and the feaidee ips six months from the
sinv If SALE The deferred payment 10
bear iEEeresk and be secured tn the salts
faction az the attorneg, or all caah on the
ratiHcattOn 81 the sale 81 the option # the
purchaser
Fer farther particulars anply g
Attorney Named In Mrofgage.
~ e1g u %