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DISSOLUTION ANO REFORMATION MASONIC
 LODGES IN GERMANY

BERLIN, April 20, Dissolution of all Free Masonic lodges in Ger many and their reformation on a purely Christian basis" was an- nounced by the National Grand Lodges.
 The term Free Mason is to be re- tained temporarily and the Wells ritual based on the old testament after which they will likely diSap- pear.
 It was decided that the lodges should be reorganized under the name National Christian Order of Frederick the Great"
 Jews will not be permitted to join.
 The statement said that fin def ference to the times" the lodges have decided upon this step.
 It is believed that the number of Free MaSons in Germany total at least 100000. Chancellor Hitler, in his campaign some months ago, often attacked the lodge.
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AMERICA GOES OFF
 GOLD STANDARD: MARKETS BOOM
PURPOSE IS TO CHEAPEN THE DOLLAR ON FOREIGN FIX
 CHANGES

WASHINGTON, D. C., April 20,- The United States embarked to- day on the far-flung policy of controlled imitation with full real ization the country is off the gold standard.
 The purpose is to cheapen the dollar on foreign exchanges, eX- pand credit and raise commodity prices in a drastic offensive against deflation.
 The first step was taken when the President, under dramatic circumstances, announced In ms White House study that licensed gold exports, except gold ear-mark- ed for foreign governments and to meet trade balances, will be dls- continued.
 His order had the immediate et- feet of raising commodity prlces in this country and cheapenlng the dollar on foreign exchanges, a result predicted by Secretary or the Treasury Woodin following a conference with governors of the 12 Federal Reserve banks. Secretary Woodin said that under the em- pargo the United States is oil the gold standard.
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REPUBLICANS L|kEABLE BUT ARE DUMB, SAYS
 COMEDIAN ROBBERS

WICHITA, Kansas, April 20, - Will Rogers, chief speaker at a banquet here of the International society of crippled children, kept his audience in laughter about 45 mnuteS.
 After taking a crack or two at Republicans, including Charley Curtis, he said he was not here to gloat over the Republicans. They are likeable, but dumb Probably is surprised at the work he already has done-Roosevelt. He had no idea he was that good"
 Considering what the Republi- cans did in the four last years, he declared he had a lot of respect for Hoover, but he didn't know how to handle Congress, because he thought they were gentlemen.
 He admonished his audience to watch the Democratic administra- tion, because the Democrats will get foolish later on.
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TO-DAY MARKS tAs4 DAY INTRODUCTION 0F
 BILLS LEGISLATURE

JUNEAU. Apr.l 20. Gov. John Troy vent to work immediately after being indicted Into office Wednesday; he made no speech but in one Of the shortest state mcnts on record, pledged his office as an instrument CT service to AL. askans and invited suggestions and asked for cooperation from all regardless of party.
 Former Cove ernOr Parks an- nounced he was taking vacation for the summer which will be spent largely in Yellowstone Park and in travel. He leaves Friday for Seattle enroute to Denver to visit his parents. He plans to re- turn here late in the summer to make his future home.
 A flood of measures deluged the legislature today which is the last day on which bills can se intro duced unless rules are suspended; 45 were introduced in the House and 25 in the Senate, many by title and most of them are of minor importance but three are outstand- ing.
 Hess introduced one for a gross sales tax of one-half of one per cent; Kehoe, another to suspend certain debt settlements of 2 years which largely affects mortgages on homes and other realty, and Hel- lerich and Holman one each for creation of a Territorial Depart ment of mines headed by five man board empowered with em- ploying an engineer as executive secretary; Lomen one to establish a radio telephone system linked to the Signal Corps System and car rying a $1O,D0O appropriation to be allotted equally in the four DiVl- Sions.
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IMPROVED BUSINESS CONDITIONS REPORTED
 BY FEDERAL BANKS

WASHINGTON, D. C., April 20,- The press was informed that the next move contemplated in the worldwide money battle is a grant to President Roosevelt of supreme power. to regulate the flow Of Unit ed States currency.
 Legislation to that end has been discussed at the White House and now is in the hands of the Presi- dents advisers.
 Other developments in the swift moving scene were: stocks and commodities boomed on American markets in the widest trading in months.
 The United States decided it would not support the dollar abroad through gold shipments.
 President Roosevelt was said to have reached this decision in an effort to raise commodity prices. Reports of improved business were laid before Secretary of the Treas ury Woodin at his conference of governors of the 12 Federal Re serve districts. MT. Woodin sought to find out why banks are not more generous in extended needed cred it to business.
 President Roosevelt was to be- gin conferences with inflationary leaders on Capitol Hill today.
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AlLEGED HUNORIsT
 SORRY MADE CRUISE
 AROUND TIE WORLD
SOUTHAMPTON, Eng. April 20.

SOUTHAMPTON, Eng, April 20, George Bernard Shaw returned to England at the conclusion of his world tour convinced that Ameri- cans know less about their coun- try than the Chinese do about theirs.
 He insisted he was sorry he made the cruise ard asserted that his wife had forced him into it and de- clared he knew more about the world and it's inhabitants before he circled the globe to study them at first hand than he does now.
 With the exception of his stay in California the "A year old dram atist, who many claim has the mind of an ill-tempered child, insisted his first visit to the Unit ed States was a disappointment, although he added he was impress ed with America.
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BASEBALL.
PLENTY FIRST SACKERS

BOSTON, April 20, The Brook lyn Dodgers had three first base men with the signing of w. Blue, who was declared a free agent by the White Sox last fall. He pre- ylously played with the Tigers and Browns.
 Pacific Coast eLague Oakland g San Francisco 5. Portland 4, Hollywood 3. Sacramento IT, Los Angeles '. Missions 16, Seattle 2.
 National League Brooklyn 2, Boston 1.
 New York at Phillies, postponed on account of rain.
 No other games played because of damp and cold weather.
 American League Boston at Washington, Detroit at Cleveland and Phillies at New York, postponed because of wealth CT conditions.
 St. Louis 0, Chicago 3.
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kRYAN LAIN BARS
 JEWS CIVIL SERVICE

BERLIN. April 20, The Aryan law which bars nearly all Jews from civil service and degrades them to second class citizenship, is being invoked in all German universities by Chancellor Hitler's cabinet.
 Final action was postponed until Saturday because Hitler is re- maining in BerchteSgaden, Bavar- ia, awaiting the personal report of Capt. Hermann Goering, leading Nazi member of the cabinet on his visits with Premier MuSSolini and the Pope in Rome.
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GREAT BRITAIN LAYS EMBARGO APA|L 23
 AGAINST RUSSIA

LONDON, April 20, In swift re- taliation for the imprisonment of two British subjects by a Russian court, Great Britain laid an en- bargo against Soviet goods.
 Following an extraordinary ses- sion of the Privy council ln King Georges audience chamber at Windsor Castle, the King signed the proclamation, which will be- come effective a week hence and will prevent approximately 30 per cent of the present Russan imports from entering England, including nearly all bulk imports, such as butter, grain, raw cotton and pe- troleum. The embargo becomes eff fective April 26.
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KIDNAPPED CHILD
 ON WAY GERMANY

LOS ANGELES, Apr. 20, Bright eyed little Hedwig Anna Weng- reck, seven years old, was reluc- tantly on her way back to Germ any yesterday.
 Assertedly kidnapped from her parents in Hamburg. in February 1882, the German child was in a party of 30 deportees to Europe.
 Included in the group, but riding in barred coach, is Erwin Dathe, asserted abductor of Hedwig. The child is being returned to her div breed parents, who may, consular officials believe, be reunited thru their joy in seeing little Anna again.
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ORIGINAL

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April 20.- The nine-pound son.. born April ' to MT. and Mrs. J. D. Starr, will not be named Legal Beer" Starr, despite the wishes of his father, it was decided.
 Protests of other members of the family finally swayed the proud father from his determination to give the baby name which would commemorate the return of the 3.2 beverage.
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FIND OWN LEVEL

The announcement of the ao- ministration'S program was tol- lowed by acute weakness ln the dollar as it was left to find its own level in the foreign exchange mar kets of the world.
 After suspending further gold exports. the President approved ot a measure giving him discretionary power to authorize inflation by the following three methods:
 1-IsSuance of greenbackS.
 2@Acceptance of war debt pay nents in silver up to $1OO ,OOO, O,OOo from each debtor.
 3-Reduction of the gold content of the dollar.
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STOCKS hND STAPLES
 BOOM IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, April 20, With latest moves in Washington inter preted in Wall and LaSalle streets as indicating determination to res tore commodity prices through a managed dollar stocks, and staples consequently boomed.
 With gold exports definitely halt ed and the dollar declining swift ly in terms of other leading cur rencies, there was rush in the New York stock exchange, in the Chicago board of trade and other domestic markets to convert funds into shares and commodities.
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ROYALTY ON "L0T"
 FUR THE FIRST TIME

WINDSOR, England, April 20.- King George and Queen Mary saw films in the making for the first time and seemed to enjoy it tho roly.
 The King had giver permission for the filming of the colorful ceremony of changing guard on the lane of Windsor Castle. Cam eramen set up their machinery, and the monarch and Queen Mary, their grandchildren, Princess Ellz- abeth and Margaret Rose, and oth- CT members of the royal family frequently peered aut windows at the proceedings.
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PAYROLL ROBBERS
 GIT 25 YEARS EACH

TACOMA, Wash, April 20, - James DeLong, Frank Butler, Carl Brehan and Phil Wallace were sentenced from 10 to g years each in the state penitentiary for the $4,5OO J. s. ODay payroll rob- bery a month ago.
 The men were arrested n Port land last week and pleaded guilty.
 Prosecutor Bertil Johnson said charges might be filed against several women who were arrested in the roundup of the gang.
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J. $. MISSIONARY
 IN CHINA KILLED

PEIPING, China, April 20, An American missionary was killed when a squadron of Japanese air planes dropped bombs at Miyun Hsien, War Minister Gen. Ho Ying Ching announced yesterday.
 The United States legation said it had no record of an American missionary at Miyun Hsien, but thought it possible Americans were aiding Y. M. c. A. workers i'll the war stricken area. An official in vestigatio was ordered.
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ARMY BARK BEETLES
 KILL MILLION TREES

MISSOULA, Mont, April 20, - Winning their war of destruction in the Bitter Root and Beaver Head forests of Montana, and army of bark beetles are moving toward the Yellowstone country.
 Millions of trees have been kill ed by the insects invasion. Region al forestry officials report spread of beetles has been so fast that control measures were abandoned soon after starting. The cost of combating the pests is said to be excessive.
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CRIME PARADE

WASHINGTON, D. C., April 2O.- Persons of 19 years of age lead the nations crime parade and auto mobile stealing is their most wide spread ofense, the Department of Justice announced.
 It compiled its figures from fin ger print cards received by the bureau of investigation for the first three months of 1883. The second largest age group is made up of persons between 19 and 21.
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JAKE HIDING HOPING
 CONTACT k|DNAPPERS

CHICAGO, April 2O.-John Jake the Barber" Factor, went into hid ing to day, hoping to establish contact with kidnappers of his 19- year-old son, Jerome, held for $50,- 900 ransom.
 MT Factor regarded as disastrous the arrest of six members of the old Capone gang who were acting for him to obtain the release of his son.
 Mr. Factor was ready through his underworld intermediates to pay a ransom when the raid upset the plans. Just how much money was involved could not be ascer- tained
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PARTING OF WAYS

DERGY, England, April 20.- The International labor party left wing voted to severe all connections with the second Socialist Interna- tional.
 A conference of the party leaders instructed the national executive of the party to approach Moscow o'1thorities to ascertain how they ght cooperate in putting the
 'alist revolution into effect in
 land. Speakers charge he Sec
 International had "betrayed
 workers.
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RATE WAR LOOMS
 ATLANTIC SHIPPING

LONDON, April 20, A rate war among trans Atlantic lines, it was reported in shipping circles today, will probably be the result of dlt- ference between members of the Shipping conference respecting rates for firSt-class and cabin class accommodations.
 According to the current ver- sion here, the Cunard and other lines complain that cabin class shipping goes by the United States, French and White Star lines which are giving frst-class accomoda- tions at lower rates.
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SEARCH RESTRICTED
 TWO MILE AREA.
ABOARD THE USS PORTLAND

ABOARD THE USS PORTLAND, off coast of Jersey, April 20, - The Navy still had not found the bulk of the dirigible Akron but group of divers and 20 sea vessels continued combing the area in which one side of the control room and much fabric was picked up.
 The search was restricted to an area of about two square miles ap- proximately 33 miles due east of Atlantic City and 12 miles from the scene of the crash of the Ak ron two weeks ago.
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BUTCHERS WEIGHED
 HANDS TOO MUCH

SAN FRANCISCO, Apri 20 Six hundred pounds of meat was do- mated to the soup kitchen invol- untarily by four butchers who plead guilty to weighing their hands along with orders, thereby short weighing customers, but were found guilty by Municipal Judge George J.. Stieger.
 He gave them 30 days suspended sentences, then ordered the meat donations, while six others, who pleaded guilty, received only sus- pended sentences.
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RETURNED

NEW YORK, April 20.-The World Telegram says the stolen manuscript of part of Sir Walter Scott's Guy Mannering," has been returned to the Morgan library, It was valued at $15,000.
 The manuscript was stolen last October whle at Columbia Uni versity, where it formed part of 8 loan exhibition. Miss Bell D. Acosta Green, liberary director, was quoted as saying: No ques- tiOnS were asked"
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UNDISTURBED

SEATTLE, April 20, Handling without any emotion the nickel plated pistol with which he killed his father last November, Edwin Evans, University of Washington graduate, directed reproduction of the shooting for the jury which is hearing evidence in his first de- gree murder trial.
 Deputy Prosecutor Lenihan enacted the youths art while young Evans pretended to be, his father, Tim Evans, Auburn ran cher.
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THE FIRST LEG

BALTIMORE, Md, April 20, - Col. and Mrs. ChaS. A. Lindbergh making their first flight together in more than a year, landed their Lockheed Vega monoplane at the Logan Airport here. This stop com pleted the first leg of their cross country trip to inspect the trans continental air transport lines.
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INTERNATIONAL TENNIS

BUENOS AIRES, April 2O.-The Argentine Davis Cup team, winner of South American zone play, will sail for the United States Saturday to compete in the North American, South American and Inter-Zone matches May 25, 26, and 27, at a city to be designated later, the Ar genuine tennis federationdecided.
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DEFENSE BASE

TIENTSIN, China, April 20-Re- treating Chinese troops established a defense base at Tangshan, south of the Lwan river and 30 miles northwest of here. In an area banned for such purposes by the advancing Japanese forces to this point the Chinese were fleeing along the railroad before the vic torlous troops of Japan and Man. chukuo.
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NEW MUSIC

MILWAUKEE, April 2O.--This new beer calls for pew music, in the opinion of musicians who will make the melody in MilWaukee's beer and palm gardens.
 It looks bad for the trombone and the hot-cha motif, but the dawning of a new day for the strings and for rational musical practice, says Roland Kohler, sec retary of the Milwaukee Musicians local.
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PREPARE LEGISLATION
 FUR MUSCLE SHOALS

WASHINGTON, D. C., April 20,- Legislation designed to fulfill the Presidents program of developing Muscle Shoals is now narrowed down to amendments.
 Democratic members plan to be- gin consideration of the measure in the House Saturday. The mili- tant committee, voting strictly on party lines, approved the text of the measure 15-6
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SOME MORE BALOGNEY

LILLE, France, April 20, -Pollce revealed they had received from a Czecho Slovakian, whose name was withheld, a deposition saying he had information indicating the first son of Col. Chas. A. Lind bergh was kidnapped by the son of a hotel-keeper of Forington, N. Y.
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CHARGES WITHDRAWN

LOS ANGELES, April 20.-A de- fenSe assertin that Estelle Taylor, movie actress had been drinking before sn automobile crash on Christmas Eve of 1881 was with drawn tt the start of the trial of her $15,000 damage suit against Frank Joyce, theatrical agent, and hs chafeur, Noel L. Scott. for in jurieS Sae received.
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REGTNS TRAINING

SAN FRANCISCO, April 20. = Mickey Walker will start his local training tomorrow at the Royal gymnasium for his 10-round bout next Monday night with George Manley of Denver at the Exposi- tiOn auditorium.
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PLOT AGAINST U. s. A.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, April 20, - Henry T. Rainey, speaker of the House of Representatives, charged in an address here that European nations were engaged in an organ ized effort to reduce the United States to the level of a fifth-rate power.
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PUZZLEMENT

LONDON, April 20,-Puzzlement, coupled with extreme anxiety, was the British reaction to American imposition of a gold embargo and the statement from Washington that America was off the gold standard. The value of the dollar immediately took a heavy fall.
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DOUBLY GUARDED

PHILADELPHIA, April 20, Miss Frances Perkins, secretary of labor, was doubly guarded by police dur ing her vsit in Philadelphia to pre- vent threatened attempt upon her life.
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FLIGHT POSTPONED

AKRON, O., April 20, Tine maiden flight of the new Navy dirigible USS Macon, definitely set for today, was cancelled at dawn when rain, combined with a 15- mile an hour wind, made flying unsafe for the huge ship.
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ROOSEVELT HAS COLD

WASHINGTON, D. C., April 20,- A slight cold today slowed the pace of work that President Roose- welt had done day in and day out since he entered the White House.
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MORE CHEER

ST. PAUL, April 20, ---Presldent Kenney of the Great Northern Railway said the recent improve ment along several lines has pro- duced more cheer in the North west than anything the area has had since 1929.s <.
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DANIELS IN BAD

MEXICO CITY, April 20.-POIice collected and destroyed several handbills signed by Communists and denouncing the appointment of Josephus Daniels as the United States Ambassador as an affront to Mexico.
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MESSENGERS ROBBED

TERRE IAUTE, Ind, April 2O.- Two messengers of the First Ma tional bank were robbed of $40,- 900 in currency in front of the Terre Houte poStofhce.
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BUSINESS ROOMS

MILWAUKEE, April 20,-FederaY taxes paid to Wisconsin by brewers and beer dealess passed the million dollar mark Wednesday, A. H. Will kinson, revenue collector, an-l nOunced.
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NEWS FLASHES
BODIES RECOVERED

LIMA, Peru, April 2O.-The be- dies of only nine of the 20 per sons buried in the landslide at Chiclayo two days ago have been recovered, according to advices re- ceved here.
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DIRECTOR DIES

NEW YORK, April 20.-Charles Murphy, director of publicity for the New York Curb Exchange since 1925, died.
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NEWS FLASHES
NEARING GOAL

NEAhIINO UOIHI - , QUESNEL, Can, Apr, 2O,--" Slim Williams of Alaska arrived ron Prince George enroute to Chicago
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cages hereinbefore referred to-
now owned and held by David
Loeb shall be transferred to the
proceeds of the sale of the afore.
said property; the said David
Loeb shall have the right to be-
a bidder at the sale held pursu--
ant to this order and, if be be-
the purchaser of said property
at such sale, be shall be allowed
a credit on account OF the price
bid by him equal to the amount.
unpaid on said mortgages at the
time of sale for principal and in,
terest, the receipt OF the said
David Loeb for such amount to-
be accepted by the Trustee in
lieu of cash.
Said sale shall be subject to-
confirmation by the Referee.
Terms of sale: 1919 in cash at
the time of sale and the balance
in cash upon confirmation of sale
and the execution aud delivery
of a conveyance by the Trustee.
The Trustee shall have the
right to reject any and all bids.
Dated January 5, 1888.
JOHN II. MARTIN,
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
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under said lease, all to be sold
ia one parcel and as q whole.

under said lease, all to be sold
10 one parcel and as a whole.
Said property shall be sold
free and clear OF all liens, in
cluding the lien of those certain
two mortgages made by the said
bankrupt and bis wife to David
Loeb as follows:
Mortgage dated January 2,
1880 for the original principal
sum of $4,000 90. payable on or
before five years after date, on
which there is at this time an
unpaid balance of $37,O22 so
with interest on said sum of
$37, ,O22. 80 at the rate of go per
annum from July 2, 1882 until
paid.
Mortgage dated October 9, 1890
for the original principal SUN
of $40, 900. 90, payable three
years after date. on which there
is st this time unpaid the whole
of the original principal sum OF
$40, 900. 90, together with inter
est on said sum of $4,000. 90
from September 9. 1882 until
paid at the rate of so per an
nun.
The lien of said two mort