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Evening star., 1924-08-16
Changes in Stations Of
Army and Nauy Officers
Of Interest to Capital
ARM

Lieut.. Col. J. G. Winter. Cavalry,
has been transferred from this city
to Chicago; Maj. c. I. Crockett, Gen.
eral Staff. from this city to Fort
Leavenworth. kans.; Capt C. D.
Carrie. Infantry. from the Philippines
to Delta, Colo; Capt. c. w. Latimer.
18th Cavalry. from Fort D. A Russell,
New Mexico National Guard; First
Lieut.. NJ. S. Lawton. Air Service. from
the Philippines to this city: Second
Lieut. J. H. Stratton. 18th Engineers,
from Fort Humphreys. Va. to the
Panama Canal Zone, and Capt. j. j.
McCollister, Field Artillery, from
Hawaii to Fort Worth, Tex.
NAVY.
Lieut.. Comdr. c.. B. C. Carey
has been transferred from the Arizona
the Memphis, Lieut.. Comdr.
w. N. Richardson from the Naval
Academy to the Galveston. Lieut.. H.
n. Pillsbury from the Galve eston to
the Naval Academy. Lieut. R. E. T..
Pomeroy. Medical Corps, from San
Francisco to Hampton Roads. Lieut.
r. c. satterlee, Medical Corps. from
New York to San Diego. Calf, and
Lieut.. Guy Fish, Medical Corps. from
the Chewink to the Naval Medical
School, this city. and Carpenter Paul
]. Lynch from the Navy Yard, Wash
ington, D. c., to the Detroit.
The resignation of Ensign Angus
tin X. Ridgway. attached to the Per-
cival, has been accepted to take ef-
feet September 80.
Naval ensigns who have been on
duty in the Bureau of Ordnance, Navy
Department. have been assigned to
ships. as follows: B. L. Austin, II. w
Baldwin. r. w. Mills. r. o. Minter,
G. w. Patterson, 7. c. Ragan, II. B.
Southworth. r L. Swart. H. B
Wheeler and L. B. Harrington. to the
New York; w. H. Brereton, .. T.
Day. R. S. Hatcher, G. u. Nissan
r. j. Penny, G. E. Peterson, w. l..
Richards. w. w. Weeden and w. D.
Wilkin, to the Arkansas; F. r. Davis,
w. S. Domer, T. A Huckins. R F.
Johnson. S. K. Latimer, c. L. Lee,
!. c. Mckee, I. H. Num-, L. D. Sharp,
w. B. Short, E. r. Wilkinson and
7. E. Fraser and T. c. Switzerland,
to the Wyoming.
MARINE CORPS.
Col. N. H. Hall. at the Naval War
College. Newport. and Col. l.. M.
Gulick. at marine headquarters, this
city, have been ordered to the Army
War College, this city.
Maj. M. B. Humphrey has been
transferred from Quantico, Va, to the
Pittsburgh; Maj. J. J. Dooley to the
small arms contests at Wakefield,
Mass. Seagirt. N. j., and Camp Perry.
Ohio; Col. R NJ. Cults, from Santo
Domingo to marine headquarters, this
city; Capt. NJ. G. Holmes, from Boston
to the Florida; Capt. NJ. j. keneher.
from Portsmouth, N. H, to Quantico;
Capt. r. M. Nelson, from the Florida
to Portsmouth, N. H; First Lieut.. H.
B. Liversedge. from the Naval Acade-
my to Quantico; First Lieut.. G. H.
Towner, from Pensacola to Quantico;
Second Lieut. D. J. Hawthorne, from
Quantico to Camp Alfred Vail, n. j.;
Second Lieut.. l.. p Dewine, from
Quantico to the Tennessee, and Second
Lieut.. LePage Cronmiller. jr., to the
marine barracks, Norfolk.
Evening star., 1924-08-16
ANN LUTHER'S RELATIONS
WITH WHITE UNDER PROBE
Actress and Mining Man, Princi-
pals in Damage Suit, Suspected
of Mann Act Violation.
BY the Associated Pre- SIS.

BY the AssOciateh ffess
LOS ANGELES, August 16.-An in
vestigation of the relations Of Ann
Luther, actress, and Jack T. White.
wealthy mining man. which Will ex-
tend from New York to Los Angeles,
with a view to seeking basis for
Mann act proceedings agains the pair,
was begun yesterday, according to
an announcement by Lucien G.
Wheeler. agent here of the Depart
ment of Justice. and United States
Attorney Joe Burke.
The announcement followed
lengthy examination OF the actress
by two Federal officials. in which.
they stated, she reiterated her testf-
mony given in her 100000 breach of
contract suit against the mining man.
The suit was thrown out Of court
here.
The evidence in question related t"
q train journey said to have been
made by the actress and White from
New York to the Pacific coast. The
Federal investigation will extend to
many of the principal points along
the railroad line.
Evening star., 1924-08-16
vAST>DEER HERDS
PROBLEM FOR us.
.Etf-..
$4,000 Now in Preserve
Increase 5000 Yearly.
Face Starvation Soon.
:" Consolidated Press.

By Consolidated Press.
OGDEN, Utah. August 16.-what to
DO about a herd of $4,000 deer. in
habfting a virgin forest tract so miles
square, and increasing at the rate of
about 5000 fawns year. is prob
lem the United States Department Of
Agriculture seeks to solve
The deer ere living and multiplying
IN the .kaibab National Forest of
southern. Utah. which the late Emer-
son, Hougb sought to have set aside
permanently as a national monument
10 be known as the Presidents forest.
This forest has been a national
game preserve for II years There
has been no deer shooting. Further
more, the live stock companies which
grazed cattle In the forest have hired
trappers and hunters to kill preda-
tory, animals. Thus protected from
human and natural foes. the deer
have thrived and increased until to-
day the forest service sees danger of
starvation or an epidemic from over
crowding.
Calls Experts to Act.
The Secretary OF Agriculture has
called in a group Of nationally known
men who are interested in game con-
servation. Among these are John p.
Burnham of New York. professor Of
the American Game Protective Asso-
ciation; T. Gilbert Pearson. New
York, president of the National Audo-
bon Society; Haywood Cutting of the
Boone and Crockett Club, New York /:
Will II. Dig, president rf the Isaac
Walton League, Chicago; T. W. Tom
1inson. secretary of the Live STOCK
Association at Denver. and others.
These men have left the end of the
railroad at Marysvale. Utah, and are
on their way to the forest about 200
miles from the railroad terminal and
on the north rim of the grand canyon.
They will study the situation for sew
eral days and then hold a conference
with Forest Service and Biological
Survey men August 25. at V. l. Park
IN the forest.
One Solution offered.
S. B. Locke, forest examiner from
the Ogden Forest Service office, will
be guide. He has worked on the prob
lem for two or three years, and with
Maj. L. A. Goldwin of, the Biological
Survey. has mapped out one solution.
which will be presented at the con-
ference. These men say the deer are
not hungering as yet, but that the
starvation point will not long be de-
layed. One difficulty, they assert, is
that there are natural barriers which
prevent scattering OF the animals, so
they advocate capture and Grating
and removal to other preserves, with
limited shooting permitted of bucks.
The disturbance created by hunters,
they think. may drive some Of the
deer over the barriers.
The proposition OF permitting hun
ters to enter the forest has met with
objections because of fear that the
slaughter will be excessive. There is
a sportsmanship feature also. the deer
are tame that motor tourists often
count as many as 500 on a trip
through the park to the rim of the
canyon. Shooting deer in the kaibab
would be about like killing steers in
q pasture.
Evening star., 1924-08-16
COMPULSORY SCHOOL
LAW CASES APPEALED

Two cases, involving the right OF
States to require children between
the ages of and 16 to attend public
schools, were docketed yesterday In the
Supreme Court.
The appeals were brought by Gov.
Pierce and Attorney General Van
Wrinkle Of oregon and District At
torney Meyrs of Multnomah County
of that State.
Proceedings instituted by the So
ciety of the Holy Names OF Jesus
and Mary and the Hill Military Acad-
emy in the Federal district court
for oregon, contesting the constitu-
fionaIity Of the law on the grounds
that it would prohibit child from
attending parochial and private
schools, resulted in a temporary In
iunction restraining the enforcement
of the act
Evening star., 1924-08-16
$4,000 WORKERS HURT.
Years Record in Maryland
Reaches Large Proportions.
Special Disna tch to The Star

Special Dispatch to The star
BALTIMORE. August 16-Industriait
accidents are happening in Maryland
at the rate of $4,000 annually. OF
these $4,000 are severe enough -
warrant filing of compensation claims
with the State Industrial Accident
Commission. The remainder represent
first aid and the others minor cases.
These facts are disclosed in the re-
port Of the State Industrial Accident
Commission for the first six months
of the current fiscal year. The re-n.
port shows that during the six
month period 1900 claims for COM.
pensation were filed. OF these AZ are,-
pending, six were withdrawn, 269
were disalloWed and 6,97S were al
lowed compensa alton. OF the claims al
lowed "A were for fatalities, 273 were j.,
for permanent partial injuries and
6,661 were for temporary total in
juries. -.
Evening star., 1924-08-16
SMALLEST AIRPLANE
In SUCCESSFUL FLIGHT
Flies From Texas to Illinois, Max
ing 20 Miles on Gallon
of Gasoline.
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
DAYTON, Ohio. August 1e-The
worlds smallest airplane. the "Alou-
ette." landed at McCook Field after
flight of 1900 miles from Kelly Field,
Tex. Lieut.. Donald Phillips. Kelly
Field pilot, now stationed at McCook
Field, was pilot. He also was the en-
gineer who had charge of its con-
Struction.
The plane has a wing spread Of IS
feet and weights 4S0 pounds with the
motor. 1t has a speed capacity Of 105
miles an hour and carries a fuel sup
ply sufficient for four hours, flying
at full speed. 1t is able to cover 20
miles on a gallon of fuel. The ship
is an original model.
The flight to Dayton was started a
week ago.
Evening star., 1924-08-16
lerk; Gail Harrison. Republican,

clerk.
Aquasco-w. S. B. Chichester, Dem
ocfat, judge; Andrew j. Grimes, Re.
publican. Judge: ]. Howe Rawlings,
Democrat. clerk; John L. Gibbons. Re-
publican. clerk.
surratts-L. H. Thompson. Demo-
crat. Judge; NJ. w. Ogden. Republican.
r. A. Payne, Republican,, clerk.
Laurel-First precinct, George B.
Duvall, Democrat, Judge: J. W. O.
Disney. Republican, judge; De witt C.
Donaldson, Democrat, clerk; Chester
S. Phair, Republican, clerk. Second
precinct. L. G. CLANCY. Democrat,
Judge; Clarence Merson, Republican.
Judge; Ira Reed. Democrat. clerk: Jo-
seph Morrison. Republican, clerk.
Democrat. judge; Samuel E. Tippett.
son. Democrat. clerk; r. Walton Lus-
by. Republican. clerk.
Oxon Hill-Charles r. Grimes, Dem
ocrat, judge; F. S. Hungerford, Re-
publican. judge; Grover c. kerby.
Democrat. clerk: Egbert Clarke, Re-
publican, clerk.
Kent-A- S. Nally. Democrat, judge
J. w. Tubman. Republican. Judge; ].
A. Forester. Democrat, clerk; o. c.
Strawn. Republican, clerk.
Bowie-A to j, r. L. Montague,
Democrat. Judge; C. A. Seitz. Repub-
lican, judge; Melvin Edlavitch, Demo-
crat. clerk: H. A Duvall, Republican,
clerk. K to 2, Charles j. Fladung.
Democrat, book Judge; ]. Herbert
Vance, Republican. book Judge: H. H.
McCauley. Democrat, judge; Ellis c.
Day. Republican. judge; Sylvester c.
Bell. Democrat. clerk; J. Willis Lam
caster. Republican. clerk
Mellwood-RichardW w. Bowie, DEM
ocrat. Judge: Thomas L. Coffren, Re-
publican, Judge: II. Z. Brown, Demo-
crat. clerk: John A. Talbot, Repub-
lican. clerk. Hyattsville, A to J. j.
Dallas Erwin, Democrat, Judge: Fred
A. Soules. Republican, judge; George
A. Williams, Democrat, clerk: Howard
D. Orr. Republican. clerk. K to z,
Evening star., 1924-08-16
SPEEDING AUTOIST SHOT.
Florida Constable Fires to Kill
After Stopping Car.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. August 16.-
George Parrish, %. was shot and killed
last night by Constable H l.. Lindsay.
Constable Lindsay and Deputy Sheriff
Hagen were on the Lake City road
looking for speeders. A car driven by
Parrish passed them at high speed,
they said, and they gave chase.
They overhauled the speeding car,
and Lindsay informed Parrish that he
was under arrest. Parrish. Lindsay
said, got out of the car and started
toward him with a knife in his hand.
Lindsay fired. he said, thinking Par
rish was reaching for a gun.
Evening star., 1924-08-16
MUsIC's HOME INVADED.
Business Firm Leases Building
Hitherto Devoted to Art.

NEW YORK, August 16.-The
Aeolian Building. an 1s-story struc-
ture opposite the public library.
which has heretofore been devoted
Years by q Ave and ten cent store
Corporation, whose store will occupy
the first floor.
The lease follows the recent pur-
chase Of tho building by tobacco
sales corporation for $6.oo0.000. The
tease provides for q graduated rent
beginning at 100000 for tho hrst
year and totalling $27,50O,o0O for the
term.
Paderewski and other artists Of
note have appeared in Aeolian Hall
on the drst door.
Evening star., 1924-08-16
,lerk; L. p. Robertson, Republican,

clerk; L. p. Robertson, Republican,
clerk.
Berwyn-A to ], j. c. Loveless,
Democrat, Judge: w. r. Moore, Re-
publican, Judge: William F.. Schultz.
Democrat. clerk; Charles. T. Peck,
Republican, clerk. X to u, j. E.
Weaver. Democrat, book Judge; Wal
ter r. Harr, Republican, book Judge;
r. +. Wills, Democrat, Judge; Harry
Hughes, Republican, judge; Neil r.
Hazard, Democrat, clerk: Mortimer G,
Johnsone, Republican, clerk.
Evening star., 1924-08-16
MARYLAND Guards Break Camp.

NORFOLK, Va. August 1.-Two
rextments o< Maryland National
C;uard, who have been encamped at
Vfrginia Beach for the past two weeks.
ended their training activities yester-
6ay. The 1st Regiment left at once for
home and the 5th Regiment will leave
tosav. Gov. Albert c. Richie Of Mary
land. who, with National Guard and
Re9uiar Army officers reviewed the
fyoops, left for Baltimore.
Evening star., 1924-08-16
Paraguay President Installed.

ASUNCION, Paraguay, August To-
ar. Eligio Ayala yesterday was in
augurated President of the republic Of
Paraguay. John w. Riddle, United
States Ambassador to Argentina, at
tended the ceremony as the special en-
voy of his country.
Evening star., 1924-08-16
Senator Colt Reported Improving.

BRISTOL, r. l., August 16.-Con-
tinued improvement in the condition
of Senator LIE Baron b. Colt, i'll with
nephritis and heart trouble. was re-
ported today. Physicians said he had
passed a comfortable night. Senator
Colt is 78 years of age.
Evening star., 1924-08-16
Shaft Breaks in Midocean.

HAVRE, France. August 16.-The
French Line steamship Rochambeau,
which sailed from New York, August
6, for Havre, sent a wireless message
yesterday saying that owing to a
broken shaft she has been obliged to
reduce speed. The vessel, however
hopes to reach port tonight.
Evening star., 1924-08-16

Austraiia will supply the world
,rtth turtle soup from Q factory
vhfGA 70 built whore the supply Of
turties on the coast Is inexhaustible.
Evening star., 1924-08-16

The River Jordan has its origin in
one OF the largest springs in the
world.
Evening star., 1924-08-16

Forgive others often. yourself never.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1924-02-15
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas. default has been made IN the con-
ditiUus of a certain mortgage made by Isaac
rhei hleinsasser and Emma Bertha kleinsas-
ser, his wife. OF Freeman. in hutchinson coun-
South Dakota, TO lankton College. OF
Yankton south Dakota. which mortgage is
dated April lst. 1919, aud was recorded in the
Office of the Register OF Deeds in and for Mel
letle county. South Dakota on April T. 1919 at
II 90 a. m, IN book Is OF mortgages on page
$50. and.
duIy ass gued by said lankton College, To
Richard Huber, bN writ en- assignment. dated
February 2nd, 1923 which saiC a was
duly recorded in The Office OF the Register of
Deeds. in for MClIpite county. south Da-
kota. on January 10th 1924. az 1880 a. m. in
book % OF moTtga gesC page l6. and
CJWhereds the said Richard Hu eris now the
lawful owner and holder OF the SAID ~ortgage
and the note secured thereby, ana no action
at law or other prOceedilg at law has been
brought TO recover the money secured Oy the
mortgage or amy part thereof, and
Whereas. there is now due upon the said
mortgage at the date hereof, the principal
sum OF S3JOo,OU. ana interest in the sam OF
sl3S4 "a, and taxes paid by the mortgage III
the sum OF sS5t65, making q total sum dae at
this date OF ~l2S9.i is besides the statutory at
tOrnCy fee OF 5000.
NOW rHEKEFORE. NOTICEIs HEREBY
GIVEN That bN virtue on the power OF sale
in the mortgage and pursuant 10
In such case made and provided the said
MORTGAGE Will ue foicclOsCd ~ sale OF The
mortgaE Cd premises therein dts rthed al pub
lie auction, for ash, to the highest bidder, ~
the front door OF the Court House in the town
OF White River. Mellelte County, south Da-
kora. on the 25th day OF February. \. ID. 1924,
at the hour of 2;oD o'clock y. IA. Of that DAY.
The uortgagcd premises described In tn"
said mortgage ANA which VIVID sold are ,itu-
atcd in Meilcttc county. south Dakota ana
de-, .ripnd as follows, lO-Nit: Lots one
and tvoandlhe south haIt 90 the nor n east
quarter. and the south east quarter OF section
hye ia township forty one north ofrange
tWCnt. i've west Ofthe> lNthprluClpal merldlua
Dated January 10Th, i924,
RICHARD HUBER,
Owner and assignee OF mortgage.
CHEIS BUM.
ShpriH OF Melletle county. South Dakota.
l., kELL, Attorney FOR MortgaEes. 5't6
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1924-02-15
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE

Default has been made in the payment of
the principal and interest secured bN Il mort
ga ge dated De'euH Der ooh, 1929. executed DS
George ", Mitchell and Il \. Mitchell. hus-
band ana wife, mOrlga gOrs, 10 The Merchants
Bank. WinOna Minnesota, mortgage
said mortgage was recOr ied IA the Office or
the. REGISTER OF Deeds OF Mellctte county
south Dakota. on December l4th. 1920, al "a.
M. ana recorded In BOOK 20 OF Mortgages on
pa &c 600.
Said mortgage contains q powered sale and
no action or proceeding at law, or otherwise,
have been instituted or commenced 10 ;pliecf
tie amount due on said mortgage, or any part
thereof. e4
The amount claimedt To bc due on said mort
gage at he datcof this police L. the sum Of
u 81 l. 10 principal the sum OF Sl-2l,20 interest
ana the sumFoi S437 80 axes patdon said land
by the mortKagce. making a total amount OF
-l3, 6J3,OO now due besides the costs OF lOft-
closure proceedings.
Notireis hereby given thatin pursua nee Of
The powered sale in said mortgage contained
Che statute la such "a rs madeand prOVid
ed. said mortgage viii NJ torcioNed ,hV tue
sale Of The mortgaged premises. at public auc
ton for cash, a. thc front door OF me Court
House at the town Of Nhi'" River. McIieltc
countN. south Dakota. on IhuisdaS Vie list
day OF February 1924. 8tll \. VI. OF satd daN.
The nrortgagcd PREMISE are described as
Lots Two. Three and -Four aud the south West
Quarterofthe North West Quarter II Sect1on
Two Lots one ana Five. South Half OF the
son II Vest Quarter, West Halfcf the south
Tast Quarter and the south East Quarter at
1.-The North East Quarterof. SectIolt Three IN
Township Forty-thTee North Of Range Tw"n-
ty-nine West OF the sixth y. NJ. Mellettc couil-
! ty. south Dakota.
Dated This Bird DAY of January 1924.
! The MERCHANTS BANK Winuna. MINI.
Mortgagee.
! CHRIS BUM. sheriff Of Meilette countS :. j.,
I r. J. C~ARPEN1ER. MurdO. :. ID.
Attorney for Mortgages. Sc-6t
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1924-02-15
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE

Whereas, default has been made in the con-
dition OF a certain mortgage mad by Josiah
/ LerONScull ana GOldie Mabel SCull his Wlie %
MelleltecoHntN, south Dakota to Peters and
6ompan OF Minneapolis. Minnesota, which
said mortgage is dated the st day OF January
1919 and NJ recorded i'll the Office OF the
Register ~ Deeds in and for Mellettc county
South Dakota Ou April 23rd. 1919 at ZOO O clock
d. m;. In book ID of mortgages ON page 636. ana
Whereas. the said mortgage was thereafter
auay assigned by the said PETERS ana Com
pany. 70 liza rriett t. Ely. by written assign
ment. dated MAY 2nd. 1919, which >alu assign
ment Was duly recorded in the oitee OF the
Register Of Deeds, Mellette 20 nty south
Dakot8 Oh January 90, 1923 at 1900 o'clock %.
m. in book ~ NJ mort ages IN page jA and.
Whereas'ttiGcaid HarriettG Ely Is now the
lawful owner and holder OF Lhesal morleug"
ttc note secured thereby. and no action
at. la " OH proceeding at law has hecn
Brought To recover the moEfy sechrtd by 1At
moEtgs ge or any part thereof. and.
Whereas. there In nov Que upon sald mort
ga aGaLthc date hereof the principal sum OF
Sl50000 andinttffSti in The sum Of S."T,oc. ana
sta Xes paid 10y the mortgage i'm the sum of
S2lS.36. ma king a total SUM now due OF 52Olo.36
besides the statutory attorney fee OF S25 90.
NOMTHEkkFORE NOTICE Is HEREBY
GIVEN That by virtue OF the power OF aale
contained in THE mortgage and persuant 70
lawn such case made and proylded the sad
msrtgage.Sil ir ~foreclos d by sal" OF tie
pQr'gagcd premises iheFein deacrlrtd at
puOliC auction for cash TO the highest bidder.
,atthe frOntdQor nf- the. Court hohSe ~ Tie
townOf White River. Mellette county, SOUTH
pa ROte ON the 12th day OF February. A. ID.
1924 at the hour OF $50 O'Clock y. M.
Tie mOrtgaged premises described In .the
said mortg ge and which wiz be sold are stu
ated ia Mellette county. south Dakota. ana
Described aSfofioiSs, toswit; The Northeast
. after OF ection nine in TOWNSHIP, forty
north Range twcntN-six west OF the 9th /. A.
. HARRIET G. Ely.
Assignee. and owner of themurig0Re.
CHRIS BuuM sheriff OF Nellettr County. s.D
&. r. ktLE. Attorney FOR, Mortgagee, 4a-of
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1924-02-15
NofIce OF MORTGAGE SAFE

Where's. default has been made in the con
ditiOns OF that certain mortgage madr .pA
Louis Dodge and Marie Dodge hgsdahd and
wife. Of MeIlette county, South Dakota 20 Al
len W. Lfndbera'B OF White Rivers South pa-
kQta, which said mortgage il dated thc loth
day Of November. 1910 and was RECORDED 10
the Office OF the Registerot Deeds. IN ana f@r
Mellctte county, 5. nth Dakota, on the -blh
day OF November 1919 at 500 o'clock .. ~ IN
book 10 mOrlgagcsOn page 81. ana.
Whereas, the said Allen w, LindhcrEiN now
the Il VITAL owner ana holder OF the said 'n'rt-
20 gGaud the note secured lhcrFhN. ah'i NJ
action at'l2w OF other proceeding Ct law mas
bpenAkrought to recover the money ,fClI"h by
tthe mOrtga 20 prHny part bhcreof. aud.
Whereas. there Is now due upon SAID mort
gaze. AT the date hereof. tie principal 81. = OF
S3425 go and interest in the sum OF %r2y4.
making at tai sum due 1T this date OF -3'p'9i'
b sides the statutory attorney foe OF 80 60 -
f. Now THEREFORE, NOTICE ~ HEREBY
GINEN That by virtue OF the power OF Sa e
, contained IA the said mortgage and pereuanl
to thelaw In such case made and pro Iueos
the said mortgage will be fOreclosed bN ahJ. o.
| the mDrtgagPd premise therein. ana d"-cFlo-
ed at public auction, for cash, U the hIt'on'
/ bidder. al the front door Of the Court House.
III the town Of White River, MellCt q county.
south Dakota, on The Istn day of .Aiarcil, IVA
at the hour Of 300 o'clock L. NJ.
The mortea gcd premises described IN me
! said mortgage and which VIII he soids are qe.
Quartero OF sectionthlrteeh, Township Oily
one north IA rfge thirty west Qfthe 6tp, X
and Lots three and four and East half OF sohlh
west quarter Of Section eighteenin TOWNSHIP,
fortv-0ne north Range tweniy-nine W"st Oh
! the5lh Pm.
dated January Goth. 1924.
i@E' ALLENN. LINDBERG. Mortg' gee,
CHRIS BUUM; Sheriff OF MelletteCouniy. south
Dakot4.
C.E, KEEL. Attorney for Mortgage. 2td