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Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-07
AT THE PLAZA THEATER

Thursday, Billie Burke in The
Frisky Mrs. Johnson" also special
Lloyd comedy, among Those Present
Friday, Tom Mix in "The Texan.
Saturday, Sth episode of "The Sky
Ranger, Mutt & jeff and Semon
Comedy. Sunday and Monday, "a Di-
.vorce for Convenience" starring Owen
Moore Tuesday, Elaine Hammerstein
in "The Poor. Dear Margaret Kirby,
also Pollard Comedy. Wednesday
and Thursday, special feature THE
Inside of the Cup"
Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-07
REPORTED
IN Mine WAR zone
United States Troops Have Lit
tie to Do in West vir-
glnia FIELDS.
FIND BODIES OF FLYERS
TWO Lieutenants, Sergeant and Pri-
vate Killed When Plane Falls in
FIames-corporal Only
Survivor.

Charleston, W. Va, Sept. Quiet
prevails along the Boone-Logan coun-
ty border. From Mingo county,
where some shooting was reported on
the Tug river Monday and the day
before, came reports that the situa-
ton was not regarded as serious.
Advices from Spruce Fork ridge in
eastern Logan county We're that Uni
ted States soldiers sent to that dis
:rict were In complete control. No
further trouble in that region, where
last week large numbers of men had
gathered on one side of the ridge for
the announced purpose of marching
to AIingo through Logan to protest
against martial law in force there
and deputies. state police and volun-
teers on the other, to prevent the
march, was looked for, army officers
said
Brig. Gen. Bandholtz, in command
OF the federal forces sent into the
state, announced after tour of in
spection yesterday that he was sat
isfied with what had been accom-
plished and stated that he had made
certain recommendation to the Wash
ingt6n government. What these rec
concentrations were, he refused to say,
adding that any information must
come from the War department.
Bodies OF Airmen Found.
N1,o orfnc In ant
bodies of four of the five members
of the crew Of the government Martin
bombing plane No. 5, from Langley
field, Virginia. who We're found on the,
north side of Twenty Mile creek, ten
miles southwest of, Summerville, Mich
olas county, are:
Lieut.. Harry L. Speck. pilot Med
ford Ore: Lieut., W. S. Fitzpatrick,
observer, Medford. Ore; Sergt. Ar
thur K. Brown, KY, and Private Wal
ter b. Howard, San Francisco.
Corporal Alexander G.. HazeIton.
Wilmington, Del, who was found
near the machine, is seriously injured.
Little chance for the recovery of
Corporal Hazeiton was expressed by
physicians tonight when 1t was learned
that in addition to suffering broken
legs the corporal was injured inter-
Eally.
The wrecked airplane was discov-
cred by Ben Hughes, a Nicholas coun-
ty man, after two-day search, partlci-
pated In by hundreds of residents of
. . a.
the vicinity in which the tragedy oc-
CURED, as well as airplanes sent out
from Charleston and by army search
ing parties.
Those who examined the wrecked
machine expressed the opinion that
the crash had been followed by an
explosion of gasoline, which enveloped
the plane and all its personnel In
flames.
Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-07
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION

The Delaware County Sunday Con-
yention will be held in the Congre-
gational Church, Edgewood, on Fri
day September 9. The. sessions will
begin at A. NJ Two State Workers
will be present, Miss Elizabeth Dean
and Mr.. o. G. Herbrecht. At 1880 a
Sacred Program will be given, each
Sunday School in the County fur
nishing one number.
The Schools are asked to send d
large number of delegates. Entertain
ment will be furnished. Many new
ideas will be given and you will enjoy
the profitable sessions.
Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-07
Dream ha. various MEANINGS.

To dream of silver mine denotes
trouble which will be settled by the
courts. A gold mine. successful love
suit. Iron mine, health and happiness.
Copper mine, wealth, health and pros
perity. Lead mine, Improbable EN-
ployment. Tin mine, siander. Zinc
mine. discovery of friends treach.
cry. Coal mine. brilliant future. Salt
mine, jlishonor.
Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-07
ogden, Iowa. August 18th, 1921,

To Whom 1t May Concern:
1t is now six years since consulted
DR.. Wilbert Shallenberger, The Chi
cago Specialist, for lung trouble.
was very poorly for a long time, thot
l would never get well. Thanks to DR..
Sahllenberger's skill in treating me.
as am well and happy. Write me
and will tell you.
Yours truly,
Mrs. Geo. F. McGrady.
DR.. Shallenberger will be at Hotel
Clarence, Manchester, Friday, Septem-
Der 9, his 25Sth visit.
Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-07
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF AID.
MINISTRATRIX WITH WILL
ANNEXED

State OF Iowa, Delaware County,-ss.
Notice is hereby given, that the un-
derslgned has been duly appointed and
qualified as Administrative with will
annexed of the estate Of Melville Fl.
Williston late of Delaware County.
deceased. All persons indebted to said
Estate are requested to make immed-
late payment, and those having claims
against the same will present them,
duly authenticated, to the undersigned
for allowance.
MARY L. WILLISTON,
CARR & CARR, Attorneys.
Dated September 7th, 1921.
35-3w.
Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-07

The starving millions in Russia
have learned by this time, if they are
capable of learning at any time, that
law, shaped along the, lines Of Chris
tian morality, is the best safeguard
for any people. That the land in which
that kind OF law is overthrown is the
easy prey of crime and disease and
horrible want.
Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-07
AS THE HAYFEyER VICTIM RECOL.
LECTS 1T.

G. B. r. in the Chicago Tribune
"A Line O. Type or Two" says:
"The flowers that bloom in the
spring, Ira La,
Have pollen that flies in the fall,
o Damn.
Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-07
Man Really Worth While.

Any coward can fight battle when
he Is sure Of winning, but give me
the man who has pluck TO fight when
he is sure of losing.--Selected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-07
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
rustee's Au, ton
S lie of a Very
aluable Tract
Of Land

IN PoWHATAN COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
NEAR POWuATAS COURTHOUSE,
KNOWS As "F'IGHTING GREER"
by. virtue OF a certain decd or trust,
IN the clerks ofnce Of tho Circuit u
Court OF the County OF Powhaian.
virginia, Ia Trust Deed Book 40 !.
page +e6, 10 the undersigned trustee.
TO secure the payment OF certain
money thcrctn mentioned. default
having boon made in the payment
OF the debt thereby secured. and hav-
ing eren required by the bcnciiciar!cs
Hereunder 80 To do, ! shall sell a,
public auction, at the from, door OF
the courthouse OF the Circuit Court
OF POwhaian County, Virginia. on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER =. 1921.
a; L. O'Clock Noon,
thai certain tract Of land known as
Fighting Creek" and described Ia
SAID deco Of trust a. follows:
yn anu i being fa' HT i RnFe% Go1 Hi ian %
Powhatan, State Of Virginia known
as tiEhuns Creek. and containing
~ ~" S,L ncres more or lees. As shown
81 Powhaian County. made October
iepG To be recorded with this deed
OF trust and described az Inctes and
bounds as follows. to-wit:
"BcEtnning AT white oak on tho
ine between Fighting Greek Farm
anu the property of the worsham
estate ana running north ca cas-; 80
chains, thcRcc north G5i4 east 5.s5
chains, thence north GO east 81 cha ms.
thence south Tii4 east 2.75 chains
THENCE south - east 26 chains, thence
south IS east chains, thence north
81 Y, east 5.2i chains, thence south
10 east 100 chains, thence south II
west 1865 chains. thence north 50 east
l?.ip Chains, thence north . west $40
chains, theme. north 20 east $40
chains. thence north IS east 800
chains. thence north ao east $50
"hAl MS, thcnce south c. east lsaO
chains, thence south 81 east chains
thence north 50 east ia.iIs Ghains
thence south 80 east f25 chains
thence south 90 west 2l.3s chains.
thence south 60 east oe.45 ch:,ins
thence north 81 east 2230 chains
thence north 20 east chains, thence
norlh 1hx east 2l.50 chains, thence
south 50 west 1920 chains. thence
south 81 east lG chains thence south
iGi. west $3.50 chains. thence sou,h
80; west sc chains. thence north Is
Vest 90 chains. thence north cas-.
!. chains. thence north IL cas-, 40
CHAINS. thence north 20 west chains.
.nehCe south 70 west So chains
ihthcc north 4! west 3 chains, thence
north sG west , chains. thence south
IL y west 2.C6 chains. thence south 50
west chains, thence south 10 west
800 Shh!nS. Thence north ~ west
50 chains 10 the point OF beginning e
This is one OF the best known farms
IN fowhatan County. and can readily
be su0divided into small farms. Inn
prov:ments consist OF large brick
dwelling and many outbu,ldings.
TERMS. Cnsn
r y. LANCASTER. JR.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-07
FIND BODY OF CREEK
BUMBOATER IN ROADS
Floating Near Spot Where lie Was
Alleged to Have Been Thrown
Overheard by Scnmcn.
AEanctnYnJ Drncs

HAMPTON, VA, Oct. 6.--The body
of George Andrews. Greek bum
boater, was found late this after
noon floating in the waters OF Uamp-
ton Roads 4 few hundred yards from
the spot where Il. Fscularakis, an
other Greek boatmnn, told the police
his friend was thrown overheard af-
ter he had been shot by two Jap
antsc scamcn, who jumped into the
water themselves after the shooting.
pocketbook, the contents OF
which Indicate il belonged to Il Jap
ancsc named Azuma, employee OF n
Norfolk ship chnndlcry concern. was
found hidden on the brcakwatcr at
Hampton Institute and turned over
TO the authorities.
According to DIR. c.. X. Wander
slice. coroner, Andrews was shot in
the right breast. then beaten over
the mead ana thrown into the water.
The lungs were full OF water. indi-
eating that drowning was the actual
cause Of death
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-07
BLkCKHEABS GO QUICK
BY THIS SIMPLE RaETH0D

Elackhcads-.b ones or little ones
soft ones or hard oncs--on any part
or the body. go quick by u simple
method that just dissolvcs them. To
do this get about two ounces of Gallo
mite powder from your druggist
sprinkle "A little on a hot, wet sponge
-ruh over the blackhrads briskly for
II few ScConds-and wash or. You'll
wonder where the blackhcadS have
gone. The calonitc powdcr and the
hot water have just dissolved them.
!Inch!nS and Squeezing blackhcadS
only opcn the pores OF the skin and
leave them open and unsiGhtly--and
unless the bluckhcadS are big and
soft they viii not come out. while
tn" simple application of ralonite
powder and water dissolvcs them
right out leaving tn" skin soft and
the pores in their natural condition.
You can gNt Calonitc powder AT any
drug store. and if YOU are troubled
with these unsightly blcmishcs you
should certainly try this simple
Advertisement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-07
Kidney and Bladder
Troubles Conquered
or Money Back

For 10 years. said DR.. Carey. I have
been prescribing Alarshroot for kid
ncy and bladder sickness and now
that have retired from active prac-
tice have made arrangements with
leading druggists to dispense this
wonderful prescription at n moderate
price, OH the money back tf dissatis-
lied plan.
Beware OF kidney disense-thou-
sands die OF II every year who ought
to be enjoying the blessings OF life
and health. Watch the symptoms
ii YOU have specks boating before
the eyes. puffy eyes. clnmmy feet or
moist palms baciSache or sidcachc.
YOU ought to get bottle OF DR..
Carcy's Marshroct right away.
1t has wonderfully benefited tens
OF thousands of cases of kidney and
bladder troubles and is the medicine
YOU can always depend upon. Re-
suits are guaranteed,
NOTE DR.. Daniel G.. Carey was n
practicinG physician for many years
and his great Prescription. Marshroot.
aided thousands OF sufferers from
kidney and bladder troubles. Here
after YOU can always got this efrec-
tive Prescription mt all druggists and
all reliable PHARMACISTS tho country
over Keep in mind the name. DIR.
Carcy's Marshroot prescription No.
90. No other medicine can take it's
c.-Advort!scment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-07
JACK JORDAN MEETS
JOE TURNER TUESDAY
Middlcwcights Will Clash at
Broadway Athletic Arena
Next Week.

Jack Jordan, Clcvcla,r! middle
weight wrestler. and Joe Turner. vet
cram Srappicr "i the same class, Will
furnish the attraction at the Iroad-
Way Athletic Arena next Tuesday y
night.
charles MctroupoloS, Il Greek. and
Wainn kctoncn had been booked. bur
the Greek found IL Impossible to NEE
The Fin and tho local promoters i'm
mcdihtely opened negotiations with
Jordan to wreStlc Turner here. Jor-
dan ~ - Grapplcr Of the Mike" Yo-
KEEL type, and - declared TO he equally
as good as Nctonen or Mctroupolos.
The richmond promoters have been
after Jordan for several weeks. bur
satisfactory arrangements for the an
pchrancc of the Cleveland graDplcr
hero were not closed until yesterday.
Jordan's ability as grappIcr has
preceded him and the graphing fans
OF Richmond are anxious TO see him
in action.
Dispatch ncwsboys will be admit
ted free to the bouts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-07
FAST THINKING BRINGS
VICTORY TO YANKEES

ii'i'i u ~ i-iSe.D
looking for the ball somewhere be-
tween home plate and the dugout-
So far this world series has revolv-
ell to great extent into a battle
between the pitching STAFF and catch
crs Of both clubs.
Frisch and Rawlings seem to be tho
only Giants capable OF solving our
pitchers. Home Run George Kelly.
Irish Meusel, and their heavy hitting
catchers have gone out. one. two,
three.
The Yanks made ten hits, and made
every one count by distributing them
among nine players and by running
bases with abandon and intelligence.
Tho sporting world seemed to have
IL all dopcd out that the Yankees
Would either go on l smuggling streak
or on Il streak OF minor league base
bah.
No champion ball club wSuld ,hc
worthy Of the title II that ihconsis-
tent, and the Yankees not only have
Euockcd the assertion sky-hiEh, but
VIII Gontinue to do SO until the
Giants and the world are convinced.
have heard baseball fans rave
oyer ~ COBB going from iirst to
member having done IL myself be-
fore the eighth inning OF today's
game. II just goes To show the
!aHe OF NINA OF our entire club ut
this moment.
| didn't steal second and third base
in the nth inning to show what a
sprintcr ] might be. Bob Mcuscl
didn't steal home just to get his
name in the headlines. nor did the
Yankees really need his tally
The secret OF the whole thing is
the Yankees are Ecarcd up TO a pitch
thcy never attained before. Indi-
vidual play has been eliminated en-
tircly from our plan.
Giants Have Onr-Mun show.
Where is all the marvellous speed
and base running OF the Giants.
Where is the pitching. that bamlcd
the National League Where is the
scientific strategy that was going TO
chcckmnte Miller Iuggins? And
above all I'd like To know when the
Giants are going TO show the per-
feet machinery the Yankees have
been tainted with.
Why. so far, the Ginats have hai
nothing but onc-man show in Frank
Frisch, while the w-going Yam
KEGS have brccZcd through eighteen
innings without Il flaw.
The Giants viii cross the plate, buJ
they'll never cross the Yankees now.
Figure on some old-timc Yankee
smuggling Il couple over the fence
but not until the world admits we
are better than just Il bunch of slug
SinS stars.
Copyright. 1921. by the Christy
Walsh Syndicatc).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-07
A BIemished Complexion
How To Relieve 1t

You can remove those embarrassing
skin blemishSs by IL simple and in
expensive home trcatmeut-onc that
Is both safe and sure.
Wash your face, hands. neck and
arms with warm water and Black antI
White Soap. Dry and lightly apply
low to remain on overnight. Repeat
this treatment several nights and you
VIII be delighted. Should your skin
be the lcast irritated. apply little bits
OF soothing Black and White Cleans
ing Cream. 81, +.
All drug and department stores can
supply YOU with Black ana White
Beauty Bleach, soc: Soap. csc. and
hlack and White Cleansing Cream,
25c and SOC. Write Dept. J, Plough,
Memphis, Tenn. for copy OF your
Birthday Book and n leaflet which
tells all about Black and White Toilet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-07

to win the hole The half meant
victory for Miss Stirling. Meanwhile,
Miss Edith Leitch and Miss RoSen-
thai were finishing their match IN
which the nervous tension was so
great that each Of them failed at
critical times, but Miss Roscnthal
proved To have ;hc Greater stamina
IN the end After squarinG the match
At the fourteenth. Miss Roscnthnl hit
TWO tee shots out of bounds. AT the
hftcenth. put her third into the rough.
her fourth into trap and failed to
get out OF the trap In two more
shots. She then picked up. but un-
pcrturbed, won the sixteenth ana
seventeenth holes by superior driv-
a half At tho home green for victory.
She missed a two-foot putt for the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-07
Receipts of Second
Game Break Records
IBy United Scws.1
CHICAGO CUBS BEATEN
AGAIN BY WHITE SOX
ley .Associatcd prcss.l

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE White Sox.
Of the American League, gave their
National League rivals Il second
beating in the series to decide the
city championship today by winning.
S to 5. but in doing so. probably lost
the services of Urban t'aber, their
pitching ace. for the remainder o.
the series. Fabcr, in fielding Bar
bour's groundcr. turned on his knee
as he retired the batter. and had TO be
assisted OF the field.
The total attendance was 1859,
and gross receipts, 1880.
Score by innings: Il. II. T..
White Sox 80. 900 OIL dis II .
Cubs ......... 100 900 i2l--5 . 4
Batteries: White SoX-Fabcr. Nc
Wccny and Schalk; Cubs-Martin.
Freeman, York and killifer, O'Far-
rcll.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-07
CHICAGO ENTRANT
LEADS CHESS PLAYERS
ley Associntcd Press l

CLEVELAND. Oct. G.-After three
rounds Of the annual tournament of
the Western Chess Association her.
today. III. ilahlbohm. of Chica Z o.
was leading with n score OF 80. fol-
lowed by Edward Laskcr. of Chfc.b
so. the champion. with 20. ana one
adjourned, ana Leon Stolzcnbcrg, Of
Detroit with 81.
I. Whitaker ,of Washington. ana VIII
bur l.. Norman, OF Iynchbu-g, Va
in succession. Laskcr, after adj
journing with Samuel Factor, al
Chicago. won against Stolzcnborg the
lattcrs first reverse.
II. y. C2aikowski. Of Chicago. has
drawn three games in succession.
Other results: Norman defeated f.
II. Stcarncs. Cleveland: Stolzcubcrr
won from j. u. Bcckncr. Winchester
Ky; Whitaker scored against Fac.
tor: Shapiro drew with CZaikowski,
onh N-"ris ornn With C,,aiknNslsi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-07
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS
MAY BE OVERCOME
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

If you have Catarrhal De: fncss or
head and ear noises or are growing
naru o. nearing. go TO your druggist
and get l ounce Of parmint (Lonhln
strength and add to IL IL pint of
hot water ana Il little granulatcd
sugar Take tcaspoonful four times
day.
This Will often bring quick relief
from the distressing head noises
CloEEcd noStrils should open. breath
ing become easy and the mucus ston
dropping into.thc throat. 1t Is easy
40 prepare. costs little and Is pleasant
TO take. Any one who has Catarrhal
Deafness or head noises should give
this PRESCRIPTION a trial.-Advcrtise-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-07
AMERICAN GOLF TITLE
TO REMAIN At HOME
Last of Foreign Players Are
Eliminated in Tournament
at Deal, N. ].
iiiy Associated Press. ]

DEAL. n j.. Oct. 6.-Today's
matches in the national womcn's golf
would remain at home. the last two
Of seven foreign players who started
IN the competition Monday being
eliminated
MISS AieNa Stirling, OF Atlanta. the
uclenuinE champion. defeated Mrs.
Latham Hall. an American citizen. by
marriage. but playing from the Mid
Surrey Club of England. The score
was one up. the champion taking the
match at the home green, as the re-
suit OF remarkable chip from the
rongh that carried forty-five feet to
within two feet of the pin.
Miss Edith Leitch. sister or the
defeated British champion. Miss Ce-
to Miss Elaine Roscnthal. OF Chica go
An uphill battle when victory seemed
doubtful and better putting In the
pinSh fcaturcd the winners playing.
defeated Mrs. +. c. Let's. Jr.. OF Chi
cago. conQuercr of Miss Cecil I.citch,
four and three.
Mrs. Let's gave her best yesterday
IN eliminating the player who had
been regarded as certain to take the
,itle abroad, and was unsteady today.
the fourth survivor in the tourna-
Incnt Is Mrs. c. II. Nanderhcck, of
philadclphin, who today climina ted
Miss Sarah Fowncs, OF Pittsburgh,
six and five.
In the semihnals tomorrow Miss
stirling VIII renew her annual battle
liollins will play Miss Roscnthai,
whom she never has met before.
Mrs. Nanderbeck has been at least
as Tar as the semitinnls in the tour
has participated. She Defeated Miss
surfing in "A twcnty-two-holec contest
IN 1915. and won the title. This was
MISS Strings first national compc-
ition; Mrs. Nandcrbeck did not par
Icipate In the 1916 event. In which
MISS stirling won the championship
Tor the first time. In 1919 Miss stir
Ing defeated Mrs. Vandcrbcck at the
year the champion again was victori-
Gus in their seminal meeting. the
score being two and one.
Miss Roscnthal has held the West
has been an important factor in re-
cent national tournaments. being
mcdalist last wear.
Tho gallery today for tho most pnrt
10 lowed the match between Mrs. Hall
and Miss Stirling. and was rewarded
by thrilling climax mt tho home
green after the champion had come
from behind One down ut the turn
ana never in the lead during the first
nine holes, Miss Stirling squared the
match ut the difficulty. deeply
framed eleventh hole with Il par four.
~ drive OF nearly 200 yards. with n
'''NN ~ pu' HcT on inc green
eleven lcet from tho pin. Most Of the
councillors play their seconds at this
mol" short OF the tran.
MISS Stirling kent the lead nftor
me eleventh and still had margin
"i one hole To the good as she drove
rom the eighteenth tee. Mrs. Hail.
WIN III" shortest drive. mndn the green
WIN her second shot. Miss Stirling
over drove. the ball bounding from
IN" green into rough grass. II seemed
ccr'ain That tho match would be
SQUARED and so to extra holes Tho
,hnmpi"n'S remarkable chin however
",t her an caSv putt for a Dar four
WhiIo Mrs Hall failed to sink an
''eht""n-f"ot mutt that was needed
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
CHAS, +, liCEI{itMuSD,
Real Estate Agent.


Ey virtue az a certain decd uf trust,
dated May l.. 1921, and recorded in
Deed .ooi< 2s3-B. page l9S. In the
Clerks Office OF the RtchmoHd Chan
Gerry Court, 10 secure the payment OF
certain notes therein described. do
faul, having been made In the debt,
therein secured, and being required
so To do by tho beneficiary, | VIII
sell a, public auction. On tho prem
iscS, on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER II, 1921.
At 1870 O'clock
the real estate described IN said
deed OF trust, AS follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel
OF land. with improvements thereon.
ing and being ia the city OF Rich
mond. Va. and bounded as follows
beginning AZ = point on the north
line Of Park Avenue II foe; cas; of
Addison Street. which point IL the
center OF the party wall between the
property hereby conveyed ana that
adjoining IL on the west. 80. 22iS
Park Avenue, thence extending cast
wardly along tho north line OF Park
Avenue and fronting thereon 10 feet
TO the center OF the party wall be-
tween the property hereby conveyed
and that adjoining II on the east,
No. 22it Park Avenue. and eXtcndinl;
back northwardiy from said front.
between parallel lines, 20 feet d
Tn. rear Is feet wide.
TElsMS-FirSt: Assume $4,000 90
irSl mortgage, payable 100000 Octo-
heH ~, 1921. and 100000, payable
October %. 1922. Second: Assume
S2.G50.00, payable 5000 per month
and interest. TWO monthly payments
OF 5000 each. now due and unpaid:
A