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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-15
Legal Sirudy
II asked On
coming Of
DuUaI Street

The City Commission sot-
"a last night to withhold an
occupational license for a
parking lot being built by
The Mulberg Chevrolet Conn
pany It Dnval and United
Streets until they receive a
legal Interpretation Of an or
dlnanee dealing with gar
ages. a storm 81 controversy
has arisen due among resi-
dents who claim their prop
erty valuation win be hurt.
Mulherg q currently con-
ntrueting 1 community gar
are" which Is allowed under
the Residence Alb classified
ton ii that area.
But Commissioner Delio
Cobo, who i leading the op-
position 70 THE parking lot
asked last night that the ie-
rality be checked after the
definition 81 q community
garage" was read. IN the
city code such ! structure &
defined merely is % series
III private garages not more
than one story N height 10.
Gated oin 8 "a I pareel OF
lard under single o. joint
ownership.
however since AfuIbefg has IN.
kicaled that 81 viii store some
rev ana used cars on the pre-.
mlsns. some commissioners hold
ihat lie enterprise would come I'M
~ ne provisions Of storage
Mirage 2 Tho term storage garage
a defined IN the city code IS
nAny premises. used for storage
a ears when cars are kept Tor re.
nnn,eratioa, hire o. sale. Some
quarters hold that this type d
rtraRe would be i violation q the
roninr proyisions h the area y
question
lhsn Commissioner cobe r..
aosslo1 iersher lenal study q ne
eyesslon, ~ ely tathevs vessd
rnanln.e9n|y ~ withheld ihe y.
soanes - ! pseuasf license tenn
nsgsrlly. NJ applleelion has hsen
inaae IS yas fer IN eeeupetlonal
Ileonse ~ Inc avfomeblls dealer,
Commissioner Coho. who was on
fcontinued On Pace Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-15
Boulevard And
Biz Pine Repairs
To Be Requested

Repairs on the old road leading
b the defunct No-Name Key Bridge
win be requested BY County Com
missioners from the State Road
Department.
Commissioner Harry Harris, road
chairman, last night asked for
81 900 from the State Road Depart
ment to take care Of continuing re.
pairs for the road on Big Pine
which leads to the popular fishing
bridge. Huge holes at preesnt jeop-
ardize springs and bodies Of cars
passing over the road. he said.
Harris also asked for q resolu-
lion that would ask the SRD Or
funds for . cleanup 81 o1th
Roosevelt Boulevard.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-15
City Agrees To
Exchange Land

The city commission last night
approved the execution Of deed
conveying city owned land On Thir.
teeneh Street to a. B. Golan. local
u return for : plot d
land on Fl4gler Avenue.
The deal was arranged when 4
was found that when Thirteenth
Street was constructed ! plot al
city owned Land separated proper.
~ owned by Golan from the St,
creating an undesirable situation.
Since the city needs land On Flag.
Ter Avenue near Sixth Street for
the construction of ''sift station
for the sewer system, and i Is
owned BY GolAn. they made The
deal
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-15
Medicos Hear
AT
Recent Meet
Cerebral Palsy
Assoc. Worker
Tells OF Aim
OF The Group

Bill ChappeIl. leader Of the Non.
roe County Cerebral Palsy and
Cripples Association. spoke to the
members oe the Monroe County
Medical Society at lis recent meet.
ing on Thursday. July .. at the
Monroe General Hospital. His clear
and concise explanation Of the aims
and organization Of the Cerebral
Palsy and Cripples Association
marked . great step forward fol-
this group.
ChappeI explained that the aim
Of the association was to assist any
type of case requiring physio-ther.
apy and to provide for . physio,
therapy clinic in Key West, with
the services Of full-time trained
therapist.
He stated that at present the
Cerebral Palsy and cripples Asso'
citation has $4,000 capital and Ii
being supported by yearly cOntribu'
lions from memberships which cosl
three dollars per year only. A
trained therapist Is already avail
able and in residence in Key Wet
The location for The Physio-tliRr +,
apy clinic has not yet been chose
but plans IRE going ahead Tor Tie
choosing Of : site.
It was stated emphaticaIly By
Chappell that operation Of such 4
clinic would be entirely dependent
upon patients being referred by
their physicians. This feature was
unanimously approved by the Med.
zeal Society since it was felt that
this type Of service could be rem
dered on an ethical basis only II
patients treated by such q clinic
were treated under the direction
and by referraI Of their physician.
Following the excellent presen-
tation BY Chappell . general dis
cussiOn was held by the society
and 1t was felt By al concerned
that there Ii q definite need for
this type Of service IN Key West.
The physicians Of Key West, and
Monroe County, win do all In their
power TO cooperate with the for
nation Of this type Of clinic. AT
the present time it Is necessary In
many cases for patients 10 travel
out Of the county to receive this
type Of therapy. The advantages Of
the establishment Of q clinic here
in Key West are therefore obvious.
A brief open forum was then held
on Blue Cross and Blue Shield
disqualification insurance BY Mr..
McKeIvey and Mr.. Snyder Of the
Blue CrOss-Blue Shield Plan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-15
Missing Child Sought

MINAkI, Ont. 8--The search for
s-year-old Geraldine Huggan con-
eentrated on 1 swampy area two
miles southwest of Wade, Ont.
today following the finding there
Of tiny hand and foot prints. The
tot has been lost since July S.
Officials said measurements 81
the footprints III the shoes the
child was wearing when she wan
dered away from her parents into
mOsquitO-infestcd husband.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-15

Allied Officers
DOubtfulOf
Quick Truce
Reds Take Tougher
Position Iii Regard
re- I'M ,aarnnaa -

*
PAN1ElTNJoM N Ailied officers
here were pessImistic today about
the chances for 8 quick armistice
In Korea, but elsewhere there was
continued optimism that negotia.
tors would agree soon on the final
details Of 4 truce.
Top.level u. N. and Communist
delegations met secretly for n
minutes today, then adjourned
until II :. m. tomorrow. There was
no hint what went on inside the
Undiscovered conference hut.
Allied officers Ii direct contact
with the negotiations said the Reds
have taken 4 tougher position and
are insisting that the u. N. Com
mand provide concrete guarantees
that South Korea WIN observe an
Iarmistiee.
These same officers, who refused
10 be quoted by name, said the
big Communist attack on the East
Central Front indicates the Reds
do not plan to sign ! truce soon.
On the other hand. President
Eisenhnwer's special truce ennis.
Isary said as he landed in the
United States last night that the
agreement he reached with Presi.
dent Syngman Rhee should assure
the signing Of an armistice II the
Communists are sincere Ia their
desire for peace.
I'VE could sign : truce tomorrow
jim good faith with the commu.
.nists. said Assistant Secretary a
State Walter Robertson On his
arrival 1t McChord FieIa, wash.
Robertson Is on his way Is wash.
|inglpn. D. C., to report personally
to President Eisenhower On his
more than two weeks of confer.
Ienees aimed It winning Rhee over
to Z truce.
Eisenhower himself vas pictured
by u. 5. congressional leaders II
Washington as believing ! Korean
truce Is near. The lawmakers said
the President and his military
advisers regard the biz Communis,
attack IS an attempt 10 straighteu
out i bulge ii the battle line
rather than an effort 10 block !
truce.
The Communist radio at the
North Korean Capital 81 Pyong.
yang said last night that 50 Del
cent Of the 27,00o anti. Communist
North Korean war prisoners freed
from Allied camps last month now
are at Pohang. north 81 Pnsan 81
the east coast.
The Red radio attributed is IN,
formation % q special eorresuon.
dent - Panmunjom.
Tho broadcast said that since n,
prisoners now are concentrated Il
one place. the Allied claim tha,
they hare melted into tn eiv;lisr
SCoE1inaAed ca Page Twa)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-15
Charter Boatmen Win Fight For
Added Police Patrol At Night
CITY FATHERS
OK INCREASE
IN POLICE
FORCE TUESDAY

A request from the Charter Boat
mems Association for added police
protection al Garrison Blight To-
4 wave Of vandalism there
was granted last night by the City
Commission when they authorized
Police Chief Joseph Kemp to IN
crease his personnel by one man
to patrol the Blight area.
Former officer Fernando Stirrup
was re-instated TO his post at the
request Of the boatmen, but only
after . lengthy period Of haggIing.
Attorney ]. v. PeFisF, speak.
Inc On kehaIf 81 He hoatmen
pointed eUs that psiltien Tor
sfiFrvp's Reinstatement bearing
s. signatures was presented %
3 eommissien meeting 3 week
age but ihaS No aefien had bsen
taken BY ths police department
although ilse cemImissien vnanl.
moUslY veled 70 request Chief
Kemp to make tiee appelnsmeais.
Under the provisions Of bill re.
Gently passed in the State Legis-
lature, the City Commission has no
control over the appointment or
stationing Of police officers. That
authority Is given solely to the
police chief and the Commission
may only make recommendations.
Porter pointed ort that without
adequate police protection, the sit
uation at the Blight was daily be-
coming more critical. He added
that the charter fishing boats
there amount to an investment al
! cnaFseF Of Z million dollars and
i dItions are not Improved that
TIE eity's aeuFist Industry might
e placed ii jeopardy. Chisf COM
laints have been the presence Of
daad fish thrown overheard. row.
dyism and damage to the expen-
i've fishing boats.
Slirrup had formerly patr0lled
ghe Eight but was removed some
line ago. Boat owners reported
lhet there was . Jump In wanda.
Iism 1t that time.
Chief Kemp was quoted as say.
III that he could not add anothafI
q ember to the force because he
dlready had 4 full quota. Porter
eOuntered with Z request that Stir
fup be hired In the capacity Of d
harbor guard or . civil police Off
cer.
I A hasty phone call to Kemp atI
bis home bought the information
hat there was not enough money
q the budget to add man. .
But, the commission made an
other phone call to Kemp saying
that the budget would be adjusted.
Kemp agreed to make the ap-
pofntment and Stirrup win start
patrolling the Blight tomorrow be-
tween the hours Of eight to i've
daily.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-15
Is Charged
On Morals Count

Manuel ortesss -. Newton
Street. sas charged yesterday
with inAoesrs exposure in corr
aaefiea with On incident in
velvinS . l3-resF-old Girl, JUS.
sies ~ ne Psses RsY BsmIin
FepsTied.
No dafe fer . preliminary
hssElno IVES set BY Hamlin
agssF Ne Issued IRE warrant.
oFfeOa Is being hsid In flse
Monroe cevnty isiI under bend
O. $500.
According 10 ihe police re-
pert On Ire Incident. 0rteSa
allssedIy invited the sirI into
Ms auaomobiIe Sunday q .
Ieeat beach end then made In
decent oseFiUFes. When HE
psssnts q me girl complained.
polieo made ihe arrest.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-15
Wornan's Unit
At Hospital
Voted Thanks
Commissioners
Praise Gifts
OF Auxiliary At
Monroe General

Monroe County Commissioners
voted q letter of thanks to the Wo-
mans Auxiliary Of the Monroe Gen
eraI hospital for their gifts Of
hospital equipment totalling more
than $1,000.
The women bought q diathermy
machine for heat treatments Of ar
|thritic and other patients, costing
1921, Hospital Administrator vii.
lard AIbury announced. They also
bought q brand new basal metabo-
lism unit, at $335. replacing the OBJ
solete one now at the hospital, Al
bury said.
The new equipment is part 81
IRE constantly improving hespi.
ial program, AIbUFy said.
He announced that 4 physical
therapy room Is being establish,
ed ct the hospital nov
rnenxnr Eoo1n for post s,lREiesI
patients Is being sel
Hospital income durinf June was
S1s. lss. Receipts were $15, 50l; dis.
burseinents Sl3, SOS. There were
80 patient days, with Is admis-
siOAs and 1S5 discharges. Welfare
patients accounted for only S4ss.75
ID income.
The jacksonville bIOod bank has
invited Monroe Genera Hospital
to participate IN its bank Mbury
recommended to Commissioners
that they decline the invitation
since the hospital Is cooperating
with the Dade County bank.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-15
Sex Stranger
IsHangedIn
Prison
BY TOM ocHILTREE

LONDON B-John Reginald Hal
Iliday Christie, IS, the Noting Hin
sex stranger who confessed he
killed seven women but might have
murdered more, was hanged today
Iin Pentonville Prison.
Even as he died. 4 controversy
ragged over whether the mild
appearing transport worker and
wartime auxiliary cop was guilty
lof . haby's murder for which an
other man was hanged three years
ago.
The case Of the insanity pleading
wholesaler In killing, who walled
up his victims bodies in his apart
Iment or buried them in his garden,
had shocked Britain as no other
murder spree since Jack the
|Ripper's.
The sentence was carried out by
Albert Pierrepont, England's chief
lhangman, who keeps . Yorkshire
pub called Help the Poor Strug-
aleF'' when not ct his Official duties.
piaronf placed the moose with
|its attached black. hood over
IChristiels hoad jMat befoFe tha
scheduled hour, 3 q. m. Then the
trap was sprung with q crash that
echoed throughout the grim prison.
A crowd Of about 200 persons,
including many school children,
were gathered outside the prison
gate. A truckload Of police waited
near the gate but there was no
disturbance.
The continuing controversy
hinged on Christie's confession at
his trial that he strangled neigh.
boris wife three years ago. The
neighbor, Timothy Evans. was
accused of killing both his wife
and baby daughter but was con-
victed and hanged only for the
infants death. Christie's confession
aroused speculation that Christie
also killed the baby, though he
denied this.
Queens Counsel John Scott Hen
derson, after q secret government
inquiry, announced yesterday that
Christie had lied in his confession
and that he did not kill Mrs.
Evans.
Evans mother and two sisters
remained unconvinced and wrote
Queen Elizabeth II last might, ask
ing ) public investigation. Seven
teen Laborite members Of Parlia-
ment also presented an 11th-hour
motion demanding Christie's execu-
tion be stayed 50 he could testify
at such an investigation.
The death sentence was carried
out on schedule, however.
Christie was sentenced June 3
after i five-day trial In Old Bailey
Court. He had testified that his
ghoulish kills over = 10-year period
most of them streetwalkers throt-
tied Or suffocated In the throes Of
EAcit love-might have tOtaled
more than seven women but he
wasn't sure.
He was tried, however, only for
the murder Of his wife Ethel. 81.
whose decaying BODY was found
beneath the parIor floor IN their
dingy Noting HiII tenement apart
ment.
During the trial, psychiatrist
testified Christie went berserk be-
cause he was fascinated BY dead
(Continued on PAGE Twoi
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-15
Increased Use Due
To Sewer System
Will Compensate,
Lang Tells Board

Acting City Manager Vic
tor Lang asked the City
Electric System to reduce the
municipal governments light
rate 80 per cent from 2.5
cents per XVIII to liz cents,
10 even up the city budget
now undergoing study at
City Hall.
Lang justified his request to the
Utility Board 1t their regular
monthly meeting held at the Sys-
tenn yesterday at 5 pm. saying:
"YeU pay ne eIsy $lo.eoe n
lieu ~ taxes sach yssr. regard.
less q ne fax rase. We psld $2S..
go n Iiolt hills - Ne system IN
ne u momshs ending March 81.
Thsvs 3 difference ~ s.. -"
Lars polNlaA eUt shAt even 4
ne lever powoF Fsto y granted
The clsy EIeesrIe system will
SIN GENE out shesd beeaUse -
Iaereasod eIsetFle consumption
W ne City severnmeAi with me
establishment q siss nov sewer
system.
ANY reduction you can make
Twin be appreciated, Lang told
the Utility Board.
Board Member Louis n. ]. Els.
lner. who g also q city commits
lsioner, moved that the lower ratt
he aranted the City Of Key West
lpendine approval Of the consulting
Icnnineers B. ". Beck
1hs nosrl trrahimousIy apRrnv,
led the m0sion and urged expedi
|tiOus acsion On The rates.
The solt-spcken Acting City
Manager said that he realized that
the cut was not justified economi-
caIly any more than the City Elec.
|tric System's payment Of 81. 900 .
year ii lieu of taxes Is, On the
basis Of its s.. 0O0, 900 steam cleo
trio plant.
The amicabIe meeting between
the new city. administrator, and
the board, pointed toward close
cooperation ID the future.
As Eisner said:
Were trying 10 balance our
budget 1t City Han. After all the
money all comes from, the same
place. l think the City Commits
sion Is asking for . very fair re-
|duction."
Present at the meeting were Cen
Ieral Manager Merville Rosam,
Board Chairman, Mayor G. ,.
Harvey, Vice.chairman, Fernando
|Camus. Secretary Ernest Ramsey,
and members Eisner and Horace
|o.Bryant. Board Attorney ]. Ian.
|celOt Lester was also present.
Ressm reported N his Board
summary shas ne Lever Keys
have vppsa their eens0mpsisn 81
electric peweF n ne solleWins
mannoF since ApFll.
From s. customers n Apxil no
number has lUmped - - n
luna. KMH eeNsUmedl sn he
Lever Keys shreuuh ne Die Pine
CONTINUED On PAGE Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-15
To Be
Here July 2O-H

The Unissd States Army ard
Un;tsd States Air Feeee Re-
eTvifins Ssrsssnf. aA-Sgs Jim-
ME West Win bo b Key Niass
on July - snd n. Is53 q siss
Drais aesEd from neeR sn ils
7eth siIi noon en- ne 7lsf Ger
M proeursmsns - sniissmsnts
Il ne y. S. Arny and y. s.
Air Feres.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-15
Auditors OKd

The firm Of Kemp and Curry,
certified public accountants. vas
approved last night by the city
commission as the company who
win make the annual general aud
1t Of the cfty's bolEs a. required b
law.
The firm also handled ne task
last year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-15

the budget for the County
was $6O7,7 1888.
County Clerk Earl Adams read
through the eight pages, section
BY section, as Il was given ienaa-
tive approval BY the Commission.
ers 1t their regular meeting at the
Courthouse.
4 public hssFinv win Dc held
Tuesday July = 81 which time
81 interested persons can com.
mart On or question ihe asMovuss
set BY The Commissioners work.
Inc with ihs coUniy Clerk.
Millage for the operation Of the
schools Of the county, separate
and distinct from the millage for
operation Of County government. &
not yet determined.
Saunders stressed that no min.
age tax was set for building ar
improvement Of roads for the coun-
ty.
The budget was adopted on the
motion Of Finance Chairman
Frank Bentley.
Largest single item In the. 1858
budget, which goes into effect Oct.
ober !, Is the general operation Of
the county costing sSO4. 72s.sO.
This large category includes the
SIS, 600 salary item for the five
county commissioners; 5000 sal.
airy for the clerk Of the Board Of
Commissioners and deputy: 5000
salary, attorney for the board:
commissions, Tax Assessor. sIe..
900; Commissions, Tax Collector.
$le,O 900; maintenance COUNTY build.
ing, $4,000; registration and elee.
tlOns. SIS 900; administrative SUP.
plies and expenses. sci -. saIar,
rs 80 seeretaf5 for the eoni.Iy
solicitor, $500: supplement- sal
airy. Circuit Court Judge. 3. cas-.
AMI s., 800 for his secdetary salary
for Sheriff guaranteed 81 law, Ss..
500; maintenance d county homes.
$24. 572 80: TB hosuital for Indecent
patients, 50 900: maintenance SUP.
plies, county beaches, parks, SO.
500; and publicity, 5000.
Other items such aS the Sl,IOO
office expenses, State Attorneys
Office, bring the general reyenue
disbursements up to te6I ,7s7 80,
with a reserve for contingent
cies Of $l2,S0t and ! reserve for
cash balance 70 be carried forward
Of $40. 1000, making . grand total Of
500, 1850.
Receipts for the general revenue
fund viii be obtained from the "a
millage on the sss 400, 900 Ia tax.
able county resources, estimated to
yield $113, ESQ. Racing commission
funds win provide another 4ls ,Ooo;
beverage licenses, so, 900. With In
come from excess fees, : Key West
Housing Authority payment 81
s.. 900 year in lieu Of taxes, and
other items, the receipts add up 70
1904 .72S.5 so.
FINE AND FoRFEITURn
This s123, So income VIII Be- OBJ
tanned from The millage Of ~ plus
fines, costs and forfeitures, which
yield $4,000 . year and racing
commission funds, 81,
Disbursements out Of the Fine
and Forfeiture fund Of the budget
are highest for sheriff fees, e10, 900;
salaries for Justices Of the peace
and constables, SO 800; feeding
prisoners, $4,000, and salaries for
CONTINUED On Page Twol
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Peak Budget For Monroe County
Is Presented By Commissioners
Millage Levy Remains At 0.5
As Budget Reaches S646,O44

record budget Of $646,044 was tentatively adopt
ed for the 195354 fiscal year by Monroe County Commits
soners with increase in millage over last year.
The mlage levied by the County remains at SIS for
the coming fiscal year, it announced by Chairman
Gerald Saunders Last year the budget the County
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-15

xsy West fIOrid0. hos the
noss equrbls climate in the
country. with On average
sungs Of only ~ Fohrsnheii
Milford chronicle., 1953-09-25

The State of Delaware,
To the Sheriff of Sussex County:
You Are Commanded:
To summon the above named de-
fendant so that, within 20 days after
service hereof upon defendant. eXClu-
siVe of the day Of service, defendant
shall serve upon Tunnel & Tunnel,
Esq'rs., PLAINTIFFS attorney, whose ad-
dress is Georgetown, Delaware, an
answer to the complaint.
To serve upon defendant a copy
hereof and of the complaint.
If the defendant cannot be served
personally, to publish this process as
required by statute.
ANNE r. BOYCE
(SeaD PrOthonOtary
Dated September 8. 1858.
To The Above Named Defendant:
II this summons is served person
ally upon you, then, in case of yOul
failure, within 90 days after such SER
vice, exclusive of the day of service,
to serve on plaintiffs attorney named
above an answer to the complaint, the
case will be tried without further
notice.
If personal service is not made upon
you and if this summons is published
as required by statute, then, in case
of your failure, within 20 days from
service by publication of this sum
mons, to serve on plaintiffs attorney
named above an answer to the com
plant, the case will be tried without
further notice.
ANNE Il. BOYCE
9-11-5t PrOthOnOtary
Milford chronicle., 1953-09-25

All that certain lot. piece or parcel
of land situate, lying and being on
the West side of Union Street in the
Town of Milton, Sussex County, Della
ware, adjoining lands of Il. Davis Lin
go and the Broadkiln Creek described
as follows, t0-wit: Beginning at the
South edge of BrOadkln Creek and
on the West edge of Union Street;
thence with the edge of Union Street
i'm a Southerly direction about thirty
one feet to a corner tor lands of X.
Davis Lingo: thence binding with
lands of r. Davis Lingo in a Westerly
direction about one hundred and twen-
ty-fiVC feet to BrOadkln Creek; thence
with 8rOadkiln Creek home to the
what they may.
Being the same lands and premises
which were conveyed to said Ida NJ
'ithan by James Oliver Hazard, and
wife by deed bearing date the seventh
day of March, a. D., 1922. Also the
undivided one half interest of the
lands and premises which were con-
veyed to said George a. Goodwin by
| Ida NJ. Fithian and Samuel Ffthian,
her husband by deed hearing date the
ninth day of March, A. d. 1922.
Improved by two brick and one
frame structure.
TERMS: Twenty per cent of the
purchase money will be demanded on
the day of sale, balance on delivery
of deed. If the purchaser or pur-
| chaserS fail to comply with the above
| terms, the percentum paid on day of
| sale will be forfeited. The purchaser
| or purchasers will he required to pay
/ the cost of the deed and the revenue
! stamps.
MARY r. WILKINS, Owner
| Francis Wilson, Auctioneer. 9-18-2t