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Arizona republican., 1920-05-31
REALTY MEN LEAVE
 FUR BIG CONVENTION

Six members of the Maricopa County Realty board left Saturday night for Kansas City, where they will attend the 18th annual convention of the Ma tional Realty association. Three mem bers of the local body of realtors are already in the east for the same pur- pose. The nine representatives from this county who will be present are President A A Carrick. of Glendale; Vice President F. C. Phelps; Secretary C. Woodbury; c. J. Conrad. of the firm of Healey- Conrad; sam Barl0ley, Frank Hilgeman, who though not a member of the board is an old Fort Wayne realto~, Web Griffin, Joseph Loftus and J. L. EntrelSin, of Chandler.
 One Of the interesting features of the convention will De a contest of five minute speakers. the winner of which will be presented with a loving cup. F.. c. Phelps has prepared talk for this occasion. and his colleagues anticipate the honor of bringing home the hand some trophy.
 It is estimated that 5000 realtors will attend the convention this year. which is expected to be of great benefit to those in attendance. One important feature of the event will be a series of daily talks on pertinent topics relative to the realty business. These talks have in the past been of great help in furth hering the business.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-31
Maraaret CIark at strand

Marguerite Clark continues as the attraction at the Strand. where she is offering her latest Paramount comedy drama, Widow By Proxy. This is the first visit this charming star has paid Phoenix for several months. but she has lost none of her winsomeness- none of that wonderful screen person ality that has placed her in the very first ranks of screen favorites. Her present bill will be found a bewitching concoction of romance laughs. and combined with ;t wonderful love story
 On the same program there is being shown the Mack Sennett comedy. Back to the Kitchen while the Priz- ma natural eolors are an appreciated feature. The Pathe news reveals the
Arizona republican., 1920-05-31
Forest ark

Phoenix dancers. are coming to know every right as biz night at Forest park sAIthough Saturday and Sunday nights always exceed in the matter Of numbers. those who are at the park on the other nights of the week find that the pleasures of dancing prevail in just as full measure. The perfect cadence of the music furnished y Toft's novelty orchestra is of course largely responsible for these pleasures but the continually new variations and surprising little changes introduced into the best liked pieces of the day are also & continual source of delight. Perhaps it is a lively fox trot in which Earl Burnett the leader and pianist gives Robert F'oXen the new cornetist the lead Perhaps it is an. appealing waltz in which all of the instruments except the piano are silent and Henry HaI- stead. the viounist. gIeefully announce "everybody whistle" Whatever the
Arizona republican., 1920-05-31
GLENDALE CREAMERY
 PLANT WILL CLOSE

GLENDALE, May 30.-The Pacific Creamery here has announced that if will close the milk and butter depart ments June l. The making sec tion of the plant will be maintained throughout the summer.
 This will throw a good many men out of work here. The changing of dairy ranches into cotton ranches is responsible for the shortage of milk, which caused the creamery to close.
 Back to Kansas
 Mrs. Merle Cononr left the first of the week to visit relatives in Kansas.
 To Go to Illinois
 K. B. Began and wife will leave shortly for their old home in Salem. III. They will stay in the East during the summer and will return here in the fall MT. BOgan owns 160 acres in the Paradise-V Verde valley, which he wishes to see developed when the new irrigation project goes through.
 Commercial Club Tuesday Night
 The regular meeting of the Commei' cial club will be held Tuesday night, June 1. A full representation is de- sired at this meeting.
 Meters for Peoria
 The Sewell Electric company has been installing the meters for the cleo tric service there. Sixty Westinghouse meters were received and installed last week.
 S. w. F. and F. Now One Year Old
 The Southwest Flour and Feed com pany is now one year old in Glendale Under the able management of Harry Bonsall, the firm has made good here. The largest variety of feeds. fuel and farmers supplies in town is handled here. Poultry feeds receive a good bit of this firms interest. \ carload ot Lactein, a condensed buttermilk feed. has just been received for distribution among the poultry men of the valley
Arizona republican., 1920-05-31
ADJUSTMENTS
1he Hin

ne F7iD
 Albert Kay. co-starriug with EIinor tair. those two clever opponents of yCad. and happiness, are offering for today a Ihe H-p. "Tin Pan Alley.7 4 story c- the center Of the country's Sreat atesG musical publishers, the picture Is an intimate acquaintance with one of the most interesting centcrs of the Cnlued States. The drama is a thor oughIy modern theme, one encountered in every day life, and finds the two stars scoring heavily in the leading roles
 On the same program. there is being shown the western drama which at tracted so much attention yesterday. The Hidden Pit"
 Jack Dempsey will be seen follow ing the present bill-he having been transferred to the Hip on the closing of the Lamara. It is likely that two episodes will be shown-thus catch ing up" with the days lost during the Hips remodeling.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-31
BAPTIST REVIVAL
 AT CASA GRANDE

Baptist revival services will begin in Casa Grande next Wednesday night June ?, under the direction of Evan gelist IT. E. Marshall of Los Angeles and Missionary T. M. Smith of Phoenix.
 These meetings are to be held in the open air, or more probably in a large tent. The Baptists in Casa Grande have purchased lots for the location of a church site and plan to do their full part in gospel work in that com munty. The cooperation of all church people is desired and everybody is in vited to attend the revival services.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-31

The Stannard strain cf milo maize seed is another feature that this firm handles.
 "Jardin JuveniI'
 The summer kindergarten Will open with a party al lU o'clock Tuesday morning at "Biea Neuida' the Vel come house, at sixth avenue and the tracks. owing to limited space, the attendance Of American children will be confined to those whose mothers work away from home or those who are motherless. IT. the fall more space Will be needed to accommodate those who desire to attend, -.ieu restrictions may be somewhat removed. Miss Elliott anC Mrs. II. w Warren will be in charge.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-31
WILL NOMINATE GERARD

SIOUX HALLS. s. D., May ZS-Ihe name of James W. Gerard. former am bassador to Germany, will be present ed to the Democratic convention aJ San Francisco by U. S. c. Cherry Democratic nominee for United States senator from South Dakota. MT Cherry accepted the privilege of mak- ing the nomination address at MT Gerards request.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-31
INTERPRETATION
 CLASSES ID MOVE
 TO LINCOLN BLDG.

The Americanization school will hold it's first session in the Lincoln public school building next Tuesday night the Phoenix community committe on Americaniza ton announced yesterday. The school, which has enrolled between go and 60 Mexican men and women, was held at the Methodist mission un- til last week and since it's initiation several months ago.
 The committee will hold it's regular monthly meeting next Friday night at o'clock in the West Precinct court room. Ford hotel building. and it ex- tends an invitation 10 all persons in
Arizona republican., 1920-05-31

terested in the Americanization move ment to attend A community house will eventually be built in the south ern part of the city at possible cost of S25.0O0 for educational entertain ment and social advancement along American lines. This and other sub iects will be brought out at the meet ing. The committee reports that there is a growing interest in the work un dertakeu. especially with relation to the school The students of this school are all volunteers. Their motive in attending the classes lies chiefly in their eagerness to learn the English language and American ways so that they may keep abreast of their chil- dren who are passing through the pri- vate and public schools and absorbing the American spirit.
 The board of education flew days ago decided that the committee may use the Lincoln school during the summer for educational purposes.
 An American Legion post with only 8 members at Emden, H., has S2000 in it's treasury and runs the only moving
Arizona republican., 1920-05-31
Riverside ark

NOW comes Riverside park with th announcement of another novelty t be staged next Friday night.
 This time it is a Bingham party. am the management offers $50 in prize for the most attractive ladies dresse made of this material. The prizes ar divided into three aWards-$25 for tll first prize. SI5 for the second and for the third Again there is no CT trance fee-any lady is eligible to ent the pubhc will decide the prize wi ners and the event will take place the Riverside ball room
 The regular dance will be conducif as usual at the ball room this event The monster dancing emporium nightly the scene of the happy croWi of meIrymakers and the ballroom H become the rendezvous for all the dasT lovers of the city.
 of course the pool is always opeI and the concessions are running all tll time.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-31
MT. George Mauk. Columbia Theater.
 Phoenix, Ariz.

Dear friend Mauk:
 I observe that you were successful in securing the tiIm of Rex Beach's fam ous story "The Silver Horde" and I desire 10 fehcitate you upon your good fortune. While in Los Angeles a short time ago. i paid a dollar to see this picture and in view of my delightful enjoyment of f. I considered it worth many times that small sum. Without doubt The Silver Horde" delineates one of Rex Beach's best stories in 2 manner certain to please our sPhoenfx discriminating audiences and I envy your luck in securing it's first release here.
 As your business competitor. I am altruistic enough to take pleasure in your success and will be glad to have you use this letter in acquainting our public with the merits of sThe Silver Horde
Arizona republican., 1920-05-31

recent high school girls May day fete. and is attracting considerable atten- tiou
 Charles Ray in Crooked Straight is the underlined attraction.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-31
Sincerely yors.

'The Silver Horde which is now be- ing shown at the Columbia, will be played today, tomorrow and Wednes- day.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-31

idea of the musicians. it is sure tO please and not an evening passes but what they justify the word "novelty' in their name
Arizona republican., 1920-05-31
Praise for "The Silver Horde-n

Praise for "The Silver Horde" George NIauk, manager of the Co., lumbia theater has just received the following letter anent "The Silver Horde, which is now being shown here
 Phoenix. Ariz..
 May 29. 1920.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-31

Phoenix. Ariz.
 May 29. 1920.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-05
LETTER TO EDITOR

To ne Editor u ne Estuia0 Capitol
President Wilson has sent ont 4
proclamation IN which he requests
aat GeN saturday October 9 he
Ene@r Fire prevention Day TIE
piirpose of fae DAY is to set forth ed
.tsafional nleas aEe q reduce the an
aa8i tire loss HI lives and property
fhe Proclamation calls attention &c
he fac; .hai The lives O. 150e0 men.
women ana children are lost annually
in fires, rot 10 speak Of the none
arg loss III $3.50 aa0,000 III buildings.
etc The writer believes that this day
augsl; 10 Re observed in Annapolis,
and included IN he program there
ioald BE some testimonial OF appre-
siauon concerning the fine work
ehicA is done hy the loeal fire de-
narfmens As the matter noW stands
the community makes i necessary for
The fire department 10 finance itself
very largely
The leas; that Annapolis can do
would he 10 take advantage OF Fire
Prevention Day ii not only educaf-
ing the people how To prevent fires,
but also 10 commend the excellent
work done ii the past by its band Of
frehghters-
il. ". BURGAN
Annapolis. Nd. Oct 4.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-05
AN ORDINANCE


10 isneu,l Article Nl.HiI II the ltexsea
t'3gflee III fiss tfIiA ~ sunaHatts, little 81
~ ;asufttg hNspta tatet tttd4tto3iit
sections a. ie.!ltW se'ftl9n n eIhl f3 ~
6HuMs ;Ind numbered sections I. atti 9.
Section i I3e i established aa ofs'allls
III by f.a Mayer eotti4>elpr ard AitierEaett
- ihe G5ty ~ Annapolis tliat tfif.ia
NfyII fire l'Fafip. L the ite. iBst: liss.
i he Clts Of Annapolis be and h,- SstiRF
hesfhg. a4ltllde,i lty UiaiHg Thereto lhise
additional sa4.ii8tls to faic,& Stttion q aIsi
.a he kuaMiI tild ihiilt,er"d sfttlass n !
ind 81 rCsi,ee fIsfiy. ami ~ read ~ follows
section Z. Any peTEpa vi persons ~
slfMrEp 1T or operating fiis street. trolley
~ elsettit ear Of ears Within tile corpor
ttf limits VI tile CitY III AhnaPalis :ala on
iplFuat hing AZ hltersnFtt0il ~ sall% st@Fti.
e the tifS Of Anasfpalis sound lell or
5anE III the apraaeA ef said intrfastioll
AMI rn,lre. ratr ~ speed ~ such car
SECTION S -Nny person ar persons III
sl:tfg, III sf operating any STREET Trolley
lF eirctrie car within fht' g9tR9rats Units
N tl.e taty II annapolis sitta at stt3pptng
II the iHieFs9a tisfil ~ atlY street, SlIeie 2'f
Aie Within tn, tffFjfaritp limits III the 1H&
ssAlsTa. at tpl }ins otler purpose SOB o.
size III ar side IT ana tffar ri sslta inte,
s5stiaIA eNefting he .itftfs@tioEs ef
fs{atleil Stfeet and college .SYptlut and
West Street and Church circle anti ''Iuli,lt
'frsie and Nstin street. then stops u the
tar side Vt sIld intersections axe 10 rs
made clear ft said Intersections Handait
street and Prime George STREET 9oliega
Avenue ana Prince George street all tars
shall be brought 20 ceInPlete stop.
@celnH y. AHy person or persons oiIeiRl 4
nE ANY ~ The Itruyle ulis III the two pre-
.eding sections shah he liable 81 the zen
titieS nude ana provided IN Sertiun 9 az
alis Article.
section = And be IL further established
ma ontiinea t1N the antnnrity afoi,s.4.,.
faat Tins ordinance shall take effect from
0etaber Il, 1910
Approved September aist, 1920.
JOHN j. LEVY, Mayor.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-05

=
To ri real aad re araaia with amend
8;,0i,fs Secfian 8 of Article NM ~ the Iie+
yIsed Code Of fhc CITY ~ Annapolis. title.
Fire Department, as the same was aaaRi
18th day of NoyembeR 1919
Session Il III ii established s4sl ortl9in
ed by the MaNue Counselor aud Altiermef
Isl the eIty OF Annapolis that Section O III
Article ~ r title Sire Department. Of
tie IstNsself ttnile, of fhp# City II kal5ilnila
III aild tlle same is Hereby repealed alia l-r
.daisIgd wsfh ttiflnfIinefts NJ ~ Ia le:tsi .gs
f,3ii..sxs
section 2 Tie S4yef fo selof ara
Aldermen Uf the CITY uf AnHapu!is Shall oil
tie third Mss:tav IL Jniy 6f e2eh a.id
pgerY ypAa III Ill Snth tines us Rsy lt..
,estfabfr rtet,i 4 tp4iifieti aHl tosRIntptst
nprSan to ia affFpr ana carptdIef ~ fllr
Rescue TIaSs eo;lpEry 40 and q SAM
petent person g he li.fscr ara etfstslrl
Company ssl,.l, and competent pefslt
s Ne Ti.lermHn or the Aerial Timex 1aey
shall remain labitMailv nj the quarters ~
lie said coA panies Wislin tile CITY u All
aapnlis unless ttFltad e!srWa1eaa ~ the dG-
iips uf tflpiH last4io,ss or sNeGesat Wv com
53eteit autllaSitH tiey Shall tt Is Rivers
If the alsTtafatUs III the qb0N ftaiHea ;.9a
2aniss and eafeiaEegs IL sdti4 aurar4lus
shah perform such ether sersires as air Il
Ae directed bv s.olafttesf authorize III, al.
eition Us the ,Iutips Herein set ont f,i,s
3rfyers and eare.fktsrs ar., hereby coYa.{
isy OF Anaapels ~ serve IN flie vIeInT4
.ef their quarie-s or HI sueh other utaces
~ max be greeted They shall receive as
their compensation for their duties the
mouth std eight dollars and saYeItf1 u i've
spnts $50 psr quarter IS 81 ase toY.tl.I
their eqainnenf and ele!Aiae, n Be paid
~ or'ier 81 the MAYOR On The 1,reasslF.
FOR jaaitar u aii otner fees allowed by tlia
city If Annapolis II TIP. Fire nel.artnleil,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-05
Fishermen All

Fishermen all, let us take up lines.
Tie up boats and be home, ah me.
G'he loren II auiumn through amber
shines
And there are no nsa left IN the
shernen aI by the heartlire.s
gletm
Of .sI4 f we Aayc caQght let u
sing ana arcaai
fl nea All 81 s lime u quit
But ION aaAr liAgsr and I do
too
All. how w lose 4, 70 dream ard s.
While The boat drifts down and tliss
slsy burns blue
Catching the spell 81 tht galdet fiy
ARD she apirit AMI peace 81 lile s,od
t5hp1iApn ga III IS Mind anil
ABE Ais re pafpIe iiist ersi were
green
Tie BIRDS come South AID they ka5s.
you know,
More lings on carr man our eyes
haze seen;
0ne aore iaar where tte winged
iniis ereep.
TA,a iss % he Wtary a The
a4 81 leep
III bcrmen all, Id Jour caea Leen
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-05
OK UNITED STATES SENATOR:
JOuN WALTER SMITH
4.4uNGMX ~ MIL As
EFFICIENCY

s, artpltl
, ,x So
- ,,s eal,t.e
,,sIlef the
. M, 49, ,ht
s,s.,..r tbe ,t,blie
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-05

eeptions rs This Having proper
school facilities themselves. they
"a nof object Is ether eonmuni-
ties desiring betterments. l
,n,,st remembered tiat the
,,e.s,lc 3, ALL narts 81 ,hc
et,u.,x sa,a Il, anii.ai5lc sIl.rc
81 the taxes that Nere used in
a,y,ng Az e>E i,art u Tie
e3ants the la,lIie e,sa3f facilities
Il mas haze
tb.re III Il i..ir and scanomi
slan an,irr 2lnoh pptble
4.5 ,.lan, m if adapted taI
s. med o e..e and r
ehs.,l ai~ttiet nav 3asibls
l, be lad 0hN nat giSe itI
,5.,m.ht nam thc standpoint 81
ltbe e9ol.
More tilan 81 alt ii aell luoI
6.,1 children Ia Isl re 5e
.,3sl lhe xff. Grade whereas
i4a lis sral years 81 eha.li
e child o.taft a naI<r al
sr.a, et,r vear II the ci5ldI
.tt.a..l r,3.s.larls liz Whole
,.,,a,.l ana NeIl.liehted
| ..,,,3f,,r.aI,lc sanitar4 houses are
llslsl,s nsai.le 81 reetll.r attend
.aec and the teaching force and
s!ie curriculum are up ts-aatc.
ben IL, r he reaches the ace
la tIge ,ltin@ntar. school
.ta.,es NH have been finished
Hi N tht aae 81 rs. the gram
Hin school Grades win have been.
,se,9 and the pyIpil. Will bc.
4.s,, far t5Ie l7pb 4 hot,l
ia t4, iisbt az every {lner
an #sb,la to h:.xe good gram
MAJ school education, and the.
4 mol. theory and pr..ehee 81
alfbe csl,leatian ii based On that.
ia,lis8tita,le fact.
lsrst i ii. however tie pub
school slant must Sc proyid-
+, good 1 one i, ean 81 pre
ded. under ali tire eirculn-
.auc,s. and tie rural elemer
tar, school house IS tie one Il
vhieh imtial attention must IS
1cn. Tor tic grave reason that
Is In the rural 81 urban ele
mcntatS sehoolhouse. that tie
1 hote sbool lie 81 90 It more
I,sr cent. II American children isI
spent The interest III tie aver
are man and average woman 81
ae county, state and nation 81
mixed Vith dis Cornerstone SRI
III Whole svstcni II public edo
alton.
Tie proposed bond ISSUE 81
sfs0l0 fsr pui3Iic school bald
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Notice
REGIST.R

f
TO TILE rogERs or ANNE
AIrNDli, COUNTY, siE
Under proytaion4 IL AItiola re III ne All
netated code Of alarylaIgi. and al araehd@s
al the e@tra0sdinary session III The tisstfsf
Assembly, September 1920 notice nerep,
given rhat the Registration 0fsNe!s ri TN
several ptpcnrts Will ali fUr ti1s 9uisgost q
revising tlle REGIS ltAfI0. lsis@S III Aiu4.
Arundel touaty. Nh bY ;adisg ne nam':
~ new v6tan4, making tFana'ara ett Rxt nees
the hours " oelork d. u aIa esloct
P NJ Gaee lll tsattloaS on Attgfnt$ General
Registration and E.ieetiGa LawsJ az Obi, foi
loving dates aad AZ ne seyefai eoliat8 pl~e'
liaTHed below
FIRST Sitting
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER e, 1920
second Sitting
TUESDAY, OCTOBER s. 1920
Third Sitting
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1920
Fourth Sitting
TUESDAY, OCTOBER u, 1920.
Pifth Sitting
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19. 1870
fFor Revision 0aly)
{ No rev naJneg wi! sa added at nfth sling
FIRST DISTRICT
FIRST Precinct. Polling House. Seeonf
Precinct Polling House.
SECOND DISTRICT
First l'ferirei- Falling Hanac f.astport.
Sec0Gd IrejHet Polling House. Tlriri
Precinct Polling IIoase, Germantown.
THIRD I,fSTKIGT
First Fpr.iAst Polling iIoIse. Sec0ni
Precinct Polling House.
FOURTH DISTRICT
First Preeifet Polling House. Second
Precinct Polliag House
flFgIi DISTRICT
tirst Pfeeints Kral's Store Braohlsfi
iIsiehts. Se.ts,a Precinct Polling House
Shnley Sutton.
SIXTH DISTRICT
First Precinct Polling House second
Precinct Assembly R0nns first AonFl.
Thif,i iFetfact l'0liing House. Sssone5
Street. Fourth Rolling House
Calvert Sirnssr
EIGHTH DISTRICT
k'frst Precinct Polling House McISen
lres Second Precinct paliing House.
~ 0rder of die Beard:
JAMES Ii. STRANGE.
President
WILLIAM IT. MEADE.
Supervisors ~ FsIer,iuas for Anne
arundel County. Maryland.
CLINTON s. SHAW, Clerk.
Sept 8iheg % 1920
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Democratic Ticket.

Election Tuesday Nov 2, 1920,
ruH PRESIDENT or TILE
istrrD sIATEs:
JAMES II. COS,
Ohio.
ion Niee InEsiHESr or TmE
IS:TLp STATES;
fRtNKiiS II. ROOSEVELT,
scM York.
soR rIIef oIts OF PRESIDENT AND
xIeI.rktsEDENT or THE
I>Ifhp srATEs
II large
WILLIAM 'Nl.LE AND JOSEPH
NJ. sMl1H,
Baltimore.
first pistrict
CHARLES N. SIMPSON,
Talbot.
secoad District:
ItMIss ]. All HIR,
Hartford.
hiFd Districts;
FREDERICK II. KIP,
baltimore.
Fourth District:
JANIS $. ARMIGFR,
baltimore.
rim District:
tIsARENIE NJ. ROBERTS,
Prince tseorge's.
siNah nletrisf
JslOR R0HRnACK,
Frederick.
or NITnD STATES SENATOR:
JOuN WALTER SMITH
tti. MIARER or TIE House or
Kasi.KEst NATIVES or TIE UNITED
SfEs ~ TmE sINTY-SESENTii
aNGfsi -
tI;gNtS s. kIIAGER.
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TRUSTEES SALE
REAI. ESTATE

In the City Of annapolis. MARYLAND. on
ias and Pheasant streets.
~ virtue If ii d, &c ol tue ifcua
Chart fnr ArEp ARUNDEL coGnf%, iassid 0is
he l!nfli das cf September l94G in q
aiiQe III said Court, Wherein Carpliic
Riagipg Nyaia q n are plaintiffs ana
Beasfiee ] ltiariey, Ininr 81 u are ne
IL anttstsigned Trustee wiz offer ~ pub
81 slf it The ta,i~i EfdHse .eel III til.
Ivy ~ Aiiapai.s. Nargiand, on
Thursday, October 9TH, 1920.
M l.ieyea ofleek 4. IS.
rlle following lToper;s, ,il
liraf sli ta:i Ep4 III gsotiBa looted on
y te north site ii .i;li street ia HI city -
4nhaHt,is. Md, fronting seventeen fani
,.leyer alp Gpt l.aif int4,ts, utarr ef less
,fd hayais . stTfii Of i1as sAyaA feet and
eight IN lies. More or less, iinlF94ai hy q
;5A Starr fe4lse dwelling
sEaond AE titf iai If greusfd ies'atea ~
'le i'qrhtnest sitss II RieasgHi street r.;
WE I Is et .slli'tl,ots Ai.. f9ont.ng tllsftS
~ ety j. u. iuore 10 less improved
9{y fN~0 feitIle aytliiDGs
TRIMS ttIt M III. Il tt4csl4stff ,sf ti.e ltn..
AaSI money t. Se paid III silsli on nc 9bt3
Ut sA1t, as ut tlfr oftian sf tlte trustee ~
tie iIial tatineaii9n II rlleil Safs ~ ;lIls
he dsy If sus9 ~ aii easii ~ he oiitian ~
he lardil:isef CT plllcsa.e9S he efrfrt4i
AftGtgt to lpar interest from tl3a d:ty III
saia f!ia % be secured ~ the h@eds ~ the
9ars Aes II Y. i5lfs.l issFfsi with security nc
5q ala ns., d tli Tuct,e : e.. oSis g
$50 pi'i ~ r.a,nist4i ~ She tIsgllIStr iii
r.}eli piece If lSqIeltY IN Ills lay Ut safe.
AlCHoI.AS II GREEN
Trustee.
! Z 81 A1iss y an