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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-04-01

try to start the logs into swift water.
The boat tipped over and both men
were thrown into the ice-cold water.
Both could swim. The companion of
Tarod succeeded in getting ashore, but
it is believed that Jarod had cramp.
Bridge and Load Fall into Stream
Walter Baldwin and a team of
horses belonging to Frank Callahan
were thrown into the stream when the
French Hill bridge in Waterbury gave
way Monday afternoon. Mr.. Baldwin
had a strenuous time keeping the
horses from drowning He was stand
ing up as he drove on to the bridge
because of the storm. The bridge, on
the straight road TO Camels Hump, is
43 feet long and is subject to heavy
traffic.
Smallpox at Bennington
Bennington is at present afflicted
with an outbreak of smallpox in a mild
form, so mild that it has been difficult
to distinguish it from chckenpox Lo-
cal health officers are said to be con-
WINGED that there have been but 20
cases. Some of the patients have been
so little Inconvenience that they have
recovered without calling a physician
Putnam Memorial Hospital is not re-
ceiving any visitors at present to pre-
vent any possible contagion.
Insurance Co. Wins in Court
A verdict for the defendant was d-
raofaJ T,ardo,v aft - tho coea
of John L. Spaulding administrator of
the estate OF o. NJ Jones VS. the Mu-
tual Life Insurance company of New
York to recover $1,000 on a life policy
which Mr.. Jones carried. The case of
A. Bonazzi VS.. L. F. Fortney, a clergy
man, has been settled, according to
an entry on the docket. This case
went to the Supreme court after the
jury had given the defendant a YER
dict. The bill of complaint in the case
charged false statements relative to
note transaction.
Legislature Salaries $112,4OO, Mileage
$12,5385O
Auditor of Accounts Benjamin Gates
gave out the figures Monday afternoon
the salaries of the members
of the Legislature of 1921 which reach
a total sum of Sll2,400 for per diem
and Sl2j3Sj0 for mileage. The salar-
les for the session of 1919 amounted to
Sl02 ,30l, while the mileage amounted
to S7,4l640 The 1919 session was of
80 days length while the present one
bids fair to be less than So days The
in mileage is due largely to the
increase in passenger rates on railroads
although the members voted them
selves a small increase in mileage allow
ance
Listers Will Require Inventories
The merchants. manufacturers and
tradesmen in Brattleboro will be re-
CURED to file inventories to substan-
tate the accuracy of the valuation
which they hand in for taxation pur-
poses according to a ruling of the Sc
lectment and listers announced Tues
day. 1t is understood that this step
was decided upon by the authorities
following out suggestions made by the
state tax commissioner recently. 1t
is expected that the new ruling will
have a far reaching effect on the size
of the grand list In fact, the opinion
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-04-01
Calls Head Resembles Humans
Logger Drowned in Mississquoi

A. Tarod, %, Of Lowell was drowned
Tuesday morning at 7:30 o'clock in the
Mississquoi river about three miles
above North Troy. With a fellow
laborer ne had gone out in a boat to
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-04-01

that it VIII practically double the
amount of available property for tax
alton is held by some.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
MANY WRITE LIMERICKs.
Florence II. Lewis Winner Of Today's
Every Evening Prize.

Today's honor in Every Evening 3
limerick offer goes to Florence II. Lewis.
u. q. Box 773, Wilmington. The win
ming limerick liz printed here:
Mr. Smithers popped UP like n Reysor :;
Folks" said he. I'm make YOU a bit
wiser.
When you're hunting for help
Let a little nd yelp
And you1l find that Il Els some ad-
wiser"
Second place was awarded to Mrs.
j. 4. Grier. 422 Jefferson street. whose
limerick follows:
II you want to do the right thing
You must always clean house in the
spring:
Now don't beat and hang,
Send your carpets to Lang
And house cleaning looses it's sting.
Third place goes to William Nj. Conley
lows:
Said he. Now that you've set the day.
TO announce 1t | wouldn't delay
SO to Johnson's she went
And invitations were sont
For beautiful wedding In May.
Fourth place was awarded to Mrs.
Arthur McClain. 90b Tatnall street. for
the limerick printed below:
When we moved TO your city 30 fair.
our furniture needed repair
| looked up and down
TIL the right "Ad = | found.
Now il looks Just like new. declare.
Hundreds of others were worthy Of
mention. but space will not permit print
ing them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
POLICEMEN ON THE RACK.
Two Charged with Neglect Arraigned
Before the Honrd.

Charged with neglect Of duty in fail
ing to report on time. two policemen
were nrrniKned before the Board of
Police Commissioners yesterday after +
noon. one stated that he forgot To
look NJ his watch and consequently did
not report az the prescribed time. As
this was his third ofrense In three
months he was fined the equivalent OF
five days day The case OF the other
officer. who stated that he fell aalocp
because h. had not been IN bed for -
hours. 81 account Of taking sick
child To Philadelphia hospital. WAS
continued for investigation.
An application from James l.. HnrTi-
son Of Richardson Park for place on
the force was ordered returned 70 him.
~ he does not live within the city
limits aud is therefore ineligible Eight
prisoners were sont 70 the workhouae
last week and 16 arrests made. accord
ing to reports presented 10 the board.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
BALL FAILS IN FIGHT
AGAINST DRYDOCK
At CHARLESTON
Sub b-Committee Declines to Favor
Striking Out the APP
propriation.
NEED OF DRYDOCK THERE

Special Dispatch From Every Evenings
Washington Correspondent
Washington Feb. Ex-senator Balls
efforts to repeal tho appropriation for "A
drydock at Charleston. South Carolina
have not been successful and Senators
Dial and Smith Of that state feel they
have won substantial victory The
subcommittee Of the committee on
naval affairs has decided TINT tho
money for the work win not bc avail
able until 1924. but has refused TO atls-
tain Senator Ball In his plCa for the re-
peal Of the appropriation.
Some Northern Senators have looked
into the matter and have reached tho
conclusion that the arguments were not
all on tho side Of The Junior Senator
from Delaware They aay Il drydoclt at
Charleston would ~ least do no harm
and when tho bin reaches the floor Il ia
likely that they will hnvc something t.
say about Il
Senator BAH seems to think that All
peril To- tn" United States is ON The IA
cific" said senator Smith uf North
Carolina Whether or not this proves
To- bc So Il ia as well 80 hc prepared for
All emergencies. The United Htatcs cvi-
IDENTIFY tp embarked on great war ahip.
building program and it apl,cars 10 hc
the sentiment of thr Senate that ntu
entire coast line be- adequately protect
ed.
Il am not adverse to having IA s'ronr
base on IN" l'acihc coaat and thiujs
Senator BALL should not oppoap a dry
dock Rt Charlcstoti where onl ehin9
could he repaired There seotuf 90 hc 4
disposition among some >eith.ru
alta atcatnen to swat tho south Is vh.nct,r
an opportunity is afforded fu sush au
exorCisc hGr" the DelaWar" gennfot
doesn't deem II to hc hs duty a. uuH.
IN this sectional attach"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
BAPT|STS TO MEET
FOR CONFERENCE
Meeting Will be Link in Chain OF
Missionary Gatherings All
Over tho Country.

Wilmington has been selected ns the
aont for great missionary conference
which will convene In the Second fap-
tist Church here tomorrow. Held under
the auspices OF tho General Board ~
Promotion OF the Northern Baptist con
vention, n series Of conferences were
opened ia PennsyIvnnia on February 2.
and will be conclude in Deia ware
February 81
Tho Wilmington conference viii bo n
link In n general chain If missionary
conferences taking place throughout
the thirty i've antea and the District
of Columbia where Northern Baptista
hnve activities between January 80 and
March 30 OF the chain of conferences
practically 1866 churches are repre-
sented
Missionaries from East China, West
China, Burma. Assam Japan and the
philippinea an well aa the leading
speakers Of tho denomination In this
country. VIII have part on the pro
grams Of these conferences They were
planned by Dr Hugh 4. Heath. ex-
ccutivo necrctary ~ tho Department of
Conferences and Conventions. who
heads tho speakers throughout the
country. and Mrs l.. Jesse r. Biahop,
secretary of tho Speakers division.
under the leadership of Dr John Y.
Atchisun General Director of tho
General Boarh If Promotion
Speakers for the Wilmington team
embrace apme Of tho best known men
and women of the denomination. 10
will bc headed by Rev. Frederick W
stalt. now IN America on furlough one
uf the leading miasipnarieH ~ Tndia
under tho auspices ~ the American
Raptiat Foreign MlgFiGn Society.
Mira Katherine storey Weatfar. ex-
srutito scerotnry ~ the Wnncn'a Amor
icnn baptist Home Mission Society will
-, another speaker. Rov = n Craw
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
WOULD TNPosE COPS sHINs.
New York Police kick on order as tT
'tufting" Pants.

Isy Associated I'rops to Every Evening
View York. Feb. 24.-Criea of graft
raised bv members Of the New York
pollce department. following an order
requiring The force TO wear two and a
half inch cuffs on their summer uni
form pants. were under official invpsti
cation here today
Many PANTS were condemned II IS
alleged in recent inspection. follow
ing which tho order was published An
ativcrtisemcut then appeared IN station
houses il is claimed. calling attention
10 tho fact that a certain lieutenant had
resigned "a enter the tailoring business
Cunless trousers now in vogue could
NOT he turned m policemen say with
o'It exposing multitude of shins and
mann pairs ~ knees
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
Cured His RUPTURE

l v1s badly ruptured while lifting trunk
sSveRAl years ago. Doctors said my only
hope OF cure was an operation Trusses did
me no good. Finally sot hold of something
tbAt quickly and completely cured ipe,
Year, have passed and the rupture hAe
usvU returned. although am doins hard
don. 90 toet time. DO trouble. ! have both
tns 70 seli. bat viii give fol- information
shout how you may hnd complete cure
Eugene M PSllsn, Carpsn ser. 4oI o. Mar
scaIus avenue, nanssQuan. h. J Better cos
oQt this notice and show IL 70 Soy oetery
vbo Are Yuptured-you may soye a Hfe or
u seAst stop the misery OF rupture and essa
tosry and danger of an orersE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24

ford, n rniasionary In fsangoon, under
the auspices Of the American Baptist
Foreign Mission Society. will tell ~ his
experiences.
The final speaker Of the team will be
REV. Bruck1e Kinney. of Denver. Col
orado.
Rev. Frederick w. Etait who IL one
of tho leading speakerH ~ the confer
ence. is a former officer If the British
army In India. Dr. Stait Is IN Amoriea
on furlough. the fret onn in ten years
from his mission station ~ Cdny yaRirl
Mndrns presidency. He wfli tell ~ hia
experience In foreign lands
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
His Trouble IL All Gone.

II was affected with pains al over
my hack and kidneyB." writes Charlca
McAllister. / Clark avenue. ReaTno.
~. J, After three or four doaea ~
Foley Kidney pills became MI rIRht
and my pain In nli gone" roioy Tfll
nsy Pills relieve backache. urinary II
regularities. rheumatic pnlnq stir
Joints. swollen muscles and ether ayfap
toms Of kidney trouble. n - 4 Hpicpaif
medicine. prompt IN action. and alvays
helps. Contains no habit forming
drugs. ~. ~. Danforth-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
Chance for Wilmington Singers.
THE SCREEN.
owen Moore NJ the savoy.

tn. Chicken in tho CaHe, starring
owen Mooro. Is another of hia delight
Cul cnfucdv oharactciizntious. which VIII
-, thu attraction at the savoy Theatre
Tor the bainncr of this week common.
ing tnday The story Is al about q
lanus man who. Is order 10 secure az
inheritance. pretcuda ho ts married Tire
wife Of his raj Per, Jones', hcing thr
j. hi.l-nn IN ihn raan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
MARYLAND socIet, Dinner.

The MARYLAND soeinty of Delaware
viii hold It's annual dinner IN tho
iIotcl IN Pout. thin evening Prominent
eteata ~ tho aGnir. who ar" ert"c's.,i
- adlreHa the members. in,I ude t,ot
crnoss William y pennoy IF poiawarr
and Nlhoft & iut,hic of Maryland
Bishop phnip Cook s,.untorH /. iIelslrr
I}an and Josiah . Wolcott and Judg,
Williams of baltimore
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
Reliance Claim Coos over.

No son was taken hy city Counet
last night on IN" Reliance Fire SO =
requeet for $500 toward hill fof 10
pairing ita flre apparatus which was
damaged HoUsa monthR ago 81 collision
with nm automobile which wnp taking
Assistant I7irc Chief John II Town
acnd to hro The matter WAS raat
ponod untn next vtok'R naevfiuE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24

Among the principal causes Of this
trouble Is chronic enlargement Of the
prostate gland and bladder irritation
aDd of these and of the scientific dis
covery upon which Kellogg's Brown
Tablets are based, a noted medical
authority gays: "a .symptomatic cure Is
usually achieved : The frequent i'm
pulses To urinate and the recurring desire
at light cease. Successes with this salt
have been had in men of ninety
years"
Every man, young and old, should trv
this wonderful treatment II works upon
the bladder 70 correct the faults that are
causing host of men days and nights Of
untold misery
Send coupon today with SIX cents in
stamps 70 help pay postage and packing
fu free SOC trial box Of Kellogg's Brown
Tablets, TO Franz J. kellogg Co, 1922
Hoffmaster Block, Battle Creek, Mich.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
Art Triumphant

Are you going 20 have jazz band
al your muscale?"
Yes" replied Mrs. Cumrox. 7 have
tried al kinds OF music and jazz is the
only variety that can be depended on
10 hold It's own against the oonverra
ton. Star
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
Optimism.

Here / am unable - find a place
90 lay my head, yet the town II run ~
garages" snid the fretfui visitor
why don't you speak 20 n garage
ownerY" said the optimistic citizen
For the price ~ D hotel room and
bath ne might let you sleep in cnr
Houston Post
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
No More
Getting
Up Nights!
Bladder Weakness Quickly Corrected by
Recent Scientific Discovery for
Old and Young
so Cent Package Free

What 8 wonderful comfort to sleep ali
night and not get up at least once and
maybe SLY OF eight times every night
because Of bladder weakness Have YOU
forgotten what the restfulneSs and luxury
of an unbroken night OF uutroubled sleep
Is like?
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
Points They Pick.

Didn't anybody CritiCise you foi
fmine an automobile in ancient Bahy
lon
No But had dozen letters call
Ing my attention u tho fact that the
car showed - California license tag. IA
Film Fun
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
Z SWEAR Off
YH TOBACCO

"No-To-Rac has helped tho1sands 20
break the costly nerve-sllatteung t.
hacco habit Whenever YOU have long
lng for a cigarette. c,gar pipc, or for n
chew. Just pla harmless No-To-Rac
tablet in your mouth instead. to help
relieve that awful desire. shortly the
habit may he completely broken. and YOU
arr better of mentally physically. fnan-
ciallv Its % eass, so simple. Get hox
of No-To-Rac and Il II doesn't roleaso
YOU from all craving Tor tobacco IN auv
form. your druggist will nfund Your
money without QUESTION
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
Epworfh Mission Meeting.

The Womcnr Home Missionary go
cicty of Epworth ~ r church Will hold
its I.onthIN mcrtinE this nvcnIng
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
LOCAL ADJUSTMENTS.
THE STAGE.
Comedy and Music ni the Gnrrlck.

COMEDY ana Music at the 6nrftek-
In "Betty's Tea shop" Bryan Lee
and Mary Cranaton nre making host
of new friends ut tho Garrick Theatre
this week. They are not strangers In
Wilmington. but tho pretty little net
they have this year is new. II gives
both ample opportunity To displny their
talents. which are along the line OF
both comedy and music MiHa Grams
ton is "A charming young woman, with
"A sweet voice and n pleasing personal
ity. which IS the personification OF In
nnCcnce.
I'D Wynn CarniyaI' At The Play house.
The Ed Wynn Carnival" tflrst
edition. described aa "A fristy. Jazzy
and Joyous musical delight will have
It's first Wilmington presentation at
The Playhouse tonight
led Wynn Ia responsible for the book.
lyrics and music. while Ned Wayburn
staged IL according 10 Gd'H ideas.
The production IL large one. with 2
scenes and two acts. The "Spinx Of
tho Desert" the Mardi Gras Carnival. :"
the Japanese Vista" and the many
others are said to be OF rare beauty
and splcndor
Chance for Wilmington Singers.
Ralph Dunbar. whose Robin Hood"
company will hc ~ The nyhouse tho
first three dnya of next week. announces
that Wntty lIydoa. his conductor. will
Eito hearing to All vocaligtH who mp
rly ~ The 'lnyhouao Tuesday morning
at 10 o'clock ~ has boen deplornhie
fact that ia" great majority of our
American singers no matter how great
their voices. had 10 Ru To Furope fo he
heard hy American managers. said
MIR. dunbar. in discusHIng Ills inuova-
ton Singers muat study here, hnvo
European training and must have
Surnpee stamp ~ approval before
America would accept them
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
CONSTIPATION

toDssipatipu an
t@ permanently
oy.rcsaIis1yg~n-
w stimulstins
ande ils~slingth.
liver and iSssHis
- pfo p-FlT fgfc-
non. Discsnunus
ne uas a 81
salts sfifi caiiisf.
ticasnd fafffla~
= SOC viai from
your naaTaaf
fruRRisi a uhs
greatest milfsal
cathartlc fiia v-
sfy a ne aTs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
Mn,, Mnc. MIntcr At rhe Mnicstlc.

~ Irish legend beautifully trana.
riantrd IL sv,rvdav American life
fotre tho haaig # All souls Eve tho
new Nafy Nn.a Miufel production.
,hirh is to featur. Nlaa Mnter NJ The
Mn I.ettc h.elnniug today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
Enid nennett At Tho Queen.

Enid Renn.tt ia coming to the queen
beginning today IA "a picture called fts
WiIca ifriend The picture in ita
uutsIol,en aud CLEVER theme. tenda
lath,i to suiaeh n.d VFau fhr f,Hta5.
tfiauelo ana mock md acorn
"Thc Devil to Pay at The RlaIto.
The Rlalfn has nm especially bir.
0rst run production % orer fnr tho
,ntortainment ~ 10 patrons ~ tho
th,atrr. to,tly. Tomorrow. Saturday Il
ia Tho DotH "a Tay
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-09
MORE HOuSES-aORrm

The Cry Of the Chamb~w =
merce and the Bszsas<.s
Who Constitute It's SI~rnku
ard Who are the Praz-~
In the Growth q Tas !.
rnunIty-
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-06-02
NOTICE
OF Special Masters Sale

Under and by virtue of decree of
foreclosure and sale rendered in the
Circuit Court of the Eighth Ju-
dicial Circuit of the State of
Florida, in and for Putnam Coun-
ty, by the Hon. A. V. Long, Judge of
said Court, dated the 9th. day Of
June, A. D. 1921, wherein State
Bank of Palatka, a banking corpo-
ration under the laws of the State
of Florida, is complainant, and Mrs.
Mae. Stoddard Stevens, widow,
Gertrude Stoddard Conrad, and
George A. Conrad, her husband,
Daisy Stoddard Wells, and Wimber-
ly Wells, her husband, Leo Stoddard,
and Coe Mortimer Company, cor
poration having an Office and place
of business in Duval County, Fla,
are defendants, and wherein the I'M
dersigned was appointed Special
Master in Chancery to sell the prop
erty hereinafter described, I shall
offer for sale at public auction for
cash, to the highest and best bidder,
at the front door of the Court House
in the City of Palatka, Putnam Coun-
ty, Florida on the
FIRST MONDAY IN AUGUST
A. D. 1921, being the LIST day of said
month, during the legal hours of
sale on that day, the following de-
scribed property mentioned in the
bill of complaint herein, lying and
being in said Putnam County, Flor
ida, to-wit:
Tracts "a" and "B" in Lot Forty
one (4D, containing 20 acres, on a
subdivision of the Gem City I'm.
provement Company, known as Or,
ange Mills Plat, which plat consists
of 2O6136 acres in the East part Of
John Huertas Grant, Section Forty,
nine (49), Township Nine (9) South
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-06-02
BOYS CORN CLUBS INCREASE
STATES AVERAGE CORN YIELD
CBy Associated Pressl

Gainesville, July Rapid strides
have been made in the production of
corn by members of the states va
rious Boys Corn clubs, according to
the Agricultural Extension Division
of the University of Florida.
In 1920, generally a bad season
for the crop in Florida, the boys
showed an average yield of 34.5 bush
els of corn to the acre, as compared
with an average of 1876 produced by
the state as a whole.
In Hillsboro county, IS boys re-
ported an average yield of 52.6 bush
els to the acre, while three of that
number made so bushels. Another
boy, Don Miley, produced 1917 BUSH
els on his one acre.
Holmes county reported the larg-
est club for the year. The county also
has the distinction of winning first
prize for its corn on exhibit at the
state fair for three successice years.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-06-02
THE WIND AND THE SUN.

In Aesop can be found the story
of the Wind and the Sun. The Wind
and the Sun, each in turn, assails
the traveller. He is blown about, buff
feted and knocked down by the fury
of the. gale. But he hugs his cloak
faster to him and marches on. Then
the Sun has his fiery chance. Noise
lessly, steadily, relentlessly the Sun
keeps to the attack. The traveller
abandons his coat. The Sun, fierce but
gentle, without sound or braggart
fury, has won.
Like the sun, the power of love
works on the great contrary forces
of life. The works of men that have
been built up by force alone, which
have not been infused and permeated
with love for the race, or love for
principle or ideal cannot withstand
the attack of evil forces.
Alexander strobe out to build an
eastern empire. He was animated by
the spirit of conquest. Hannibal,
Caesar, Napoleon, Wilhelm sought to
spread the works of their hands over
the face of the earth. Love of power
was the driving force. The power of
love they knew nothing of. They
cared only for the majesty of 'au-
thority and nothing for the majesty
of service. They neither loved their
fellows nor sought to serve them.
Their works failed. The fury of their
onslaught availed nothing.
A simple, thoughtful man, born of
the pessantry in the City of Bethle-
hem, walked up and down the fields
of Palestine, teaching, praying, help
ing and loving. The founder of the
Christian religion, he who has had
more influence for good on the human
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-06-02
NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE

NoIICL UT o1iEN1rE . ofhhH
NOTICE is hereby given that I'M
der and by virtue of a certain execu-
ton issuing out of and under the
seal of the Circuit Court in and for
Putnam County, Florida, dated July
l, A. D., 1921, in a cause lately pend
ing in the County Judges Court in
and for Putnam County, Florida,
wherein II. A. Hutchinson was plain
tiff, and Beach & Miller Line, cor
poration, was defendant, and in which
said cause judgement was rendered
against said Beach & Miller Line,
a corporation, and transcript of said
judgement duly filed and recorded in
the Circuit Court of Putnam Coun-
ty, Florida, I have levied upon and
will sell to the highest bidder for
cash, at the front door of the Court
House of Putnam County, at Pa
latka, Florida, on the
FIRST MONDAY IN AUGUST, A.
D. 1921,
the same being the first day of Au-
gust, A. D. 1921, during the legal
hours of sale, on said date, the fol-
lowing described real property, stu
ate in Putnam County, Florida, to-
wit:
S1a of Lot S in Section 80, Town
ship ~ South Range % East;
and Lot in Block IS in Crescent
City,, Putnam County, Florida;
and Lot 1 in Block IS in Gre
scent City, Putnam County, Flo
rida.
Said property being levied upon
as the property of the said Beach &