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THE WAYCE083 JOURNAL FRIDAY, MAY 29, I814. Liegal Advertisements GEORGIA—Ware County. :ounty, for the sum of one dollar Under and by vortue of a I’ow- «nd twenty centa, beaidea intereet er of Sale contained in the Mort- end coat. gage Deed executed by II. Lea- Alan, at the aaine time and ter Marvil to Dan Lott, on the place lot of land number II in aecond day of January 1914, and block aix (6) of the Biveraide recorded in the office of the Clerk Park diviaion, levied on aa the of the Superior Court of Ware property of of W. T. Thompson ounty in Book Seven (7) folio to satisfy two cxecutiona, one for One Hundred and Sixty <160), the undersigned will aell at pub lic aale at the court houae in aaid county, during the legal houra of aale, to tho highest bidder for cash, the follwing property, to wit: / One (1) W/ite Hearse. Alao one (1) paitSfif Black Horses, each horse being above seven i7) years old, unnamed, and each the year 1912 for eixty-flve centa, and one for the year 1913 for six- ty cents for state and county taxes, beaidea interest and coat, issued by ,1. T. Strickland, Tax Collector. Also, at the same time and place lot number nine (9) of block 117 ■ of Riverside Park, levied upon as the property of Prank Owens, Kr., to satisfy an weighing about one thousand for , tate connty poundi. | tftxp* for tho year 191.3, issued by hor the purpose of paying a j T Strickland, Tax Collector of certain promissory note bearing 1 date on the 2nd day of January, 1914 aid payable ninety (90) days after the date thereof, and made and executed by the said II. Leetyr Marvil; said note being for two hundred and fifty ($250.00) dollars pripcipal, stipulating' for interest from date at the rate ofj eight per oefit (8 per cent); the total aiyrffnt due on aaid note be ing two hundred and fifty dollars ($250.00)) principal, eight dol. lara and tliirty.three ($8.33) cents interest, together with the nost of this ‘proceeding, as pro vided in said mortgage. This May 5th, 1914. Dan Lott. Andrew 11. Kates, Attorney. 5 8 4wa. SHERIFF'S SALE. GKORGIA—Ware County. Will he sold on the first Tues day in June next, at public outery before the court house door in aaid county, within the legal houra of sale to the highest bid- der for cash, certain property of which.the following is a complete description: Alao at the same time and place and on the aame terms will be sold the following property: . All that certain trnet or par cel of land known as lot Six (fi) of Block Six (fi) in the Crawley Subdivision, sniil lot being fifty- six (56) feet front and running back one hundred and live (195) feet and being part of original land lot one hundred and fifty- six (156) in the Eighth district of Ware county, Georgia, and ly ing within tile incorporation of the eit.v of Wnycrosa. Said prop, erty living levied on aa the prop erty of Gillis Faison to satisfy three certain executions issued upon three judgments rendered at the April term, 1914, of the Justice Court of the 1231st dis trict G. M., Ware county, Geor gia, in favor of The Fidelity I man and Investment Company against Qillin Faison. Also at the aame time and place and on the same terms will be sold the following property: All of lot one (1) in hlock "B” in North Side, a subdivision of Wayerosa, Ware county, Georgia, aa per plat of record iu the office of the Clerk of the Superior court of Ware county, Georgia, in hook of maps "A,” page 6. Said property levied on as the property of Lucy Faison to satis fy four certain executions issued upon four judgments rendered at the April term, 1914, of the Jus tice Court of the 1231st district G. M. Ware county, Georgia, In favor of The Fidelity Loan and Investment Company against Lu- ey Faison. Written notice of levy and this advertisement given to each of above named defendants. This May tith, 1914. D. W. Pittman, 5 8 4wki. Sheriff. GEORGIA—Ware County. The appraisers appointed to set aside a twelve months support for the family of Dr. M. M. .lohn- aon, deceased, having filed their return, all persons concerned are hereby eited and requir'd to show eause in the Court of Ordinary of Ware county, on the first Monday in June, 1914, next why the applica tion for said twelve months sup port should not be granted. This the 4th day of May, 1914. B. H. Thomas, Ordinary Ware County, Ga. 5 8 4wks. GEORGIA—Ware County. Will bo sold at the court houae door of said county during the le gal hours of aale on the first Tui day in June, 191$, to tho highest bidder for cash lot eleven (II) in Roneta Annex, levied on as the property of Ed Shepard to satis fy an execution against him for state and county taxes for the year 1913, issued by J. T. Strick land, Tax Collector of said Ware Ware county, Georgia; said exc- ration being for the sum of $1.20, besides interest and cost. Also, at the same time and place lots five still six (5 A 6) of block 39 of Riverside Pat*, levied upon aa the property of W. 11. (.'anthers to satisfy an execution fo rstate and comity taxes for the year 1913, issued by J. T. Strick- isml, Tnx Collector of said Ware county, Georgia, said execution being for the sum of $2.40, be sides interest anti coat. Also, at the same time an<\ place lots 34 anil 35 on Dorothy Avenue in Riverside Park, levied upon as the property of Mr. J. O. Paaliarl to satisfy an execution for state anil county taxes for the year 1913, isaiied by J, T, Strick land, Tax Collector of said Ware ounty, Georgia, said execution being for the stun or $2.40, be sides interest and coat. Also, at the same time and place lots 14 and 15 in block 119 of Riverside Park, levied upon as the property of J. S. llarleston to satisfy and execution for state and county taxes for the year 1913, Issued hv J. T. Strickland, Tnx Collector of said Ware conn- y for the hiitit or $2.40, principal besides interest and coat. Also, at tile aame time and place lot 20 of block 111 ill River- aide Park, levied upon aa the property of II. L. Gordon to satis fy and execution for state and county taxes for the year 1913, issued by J. T. Strickland, Tax Collector of Ware county, Geor gia, for the sum of $1,20, princi pal. besides interest niul coat. Also, at the smile time and place lots' 13 nnd 14 ill block 133, levied upon as the property of J. F. Clayton to satisfy an execution for stole and county taxea for tile year 1913; said execution issued by J. T. Strickland, Tax Collector of Ware county, Georgia, said ex ecution being for the sum of $4.80, principal, beaidea interest and coat. Alao, nt tile same time and place lot Three (3) of block 94 iu Riveraide Park, levied upon at tho property of L. W. Whitey to satisfy two executions for state and county taxes.for the years 1912 and 1913, isaued by J. T. Strickland, Tax Collector of Ware comity, Georgia; said cxecutiona being for the stuns of sixty-five cents ($.65) and $1.20 respective ly, beaidea interest and coat. Alao, at the same time and place lot 20 of block nine (9) in Conway Park, levied upon as the property of J. Edward I’irrimg to satisfy two executions for state and county taxes for the year 1912 anil 1913, iaaued by J. T. Strickland, Tax Collector of said Ware county, for the sums of $1210 and $2.40 respectively, be- aiilca interest slid coat. Also, at the same time and place lot one uf block 93 in South Decnwood, levied upon aa the property of O. W. Ray to satisfy two exs'cutious for state and ounty taxea for the years 1912 and 1913, iaaued by J. T. Strick land, Tax Collector of Ware ounty, Georgia, for tho siima of $1.30 and $2.40 respectively, be sides interest and cost. , Alao, at the same time mil place lot 20 of block KM iu Kiv. erside Park, levied upon aa the property of Mrs. Lena Mobley to satisfy an execution for state and county taxea for the year 1913, iaaued hy J. T. Strickland, Tax Collector of Ware county, Geor gia. for the principal nun of $1.20, Iwsidea interest and cost. Also, at the same time and place that certain tract of land known as number 46 Sycamore street, said lot fronting sixty (60) feet on aaid Sycamore street and running back an uniform width a distance of 100 feet, being in the city of Wayerosa, Ware coun ty. Georgia, and levied upon aa the property of Mack Jordan to satisfy an execution for state and county taxes for the year 1913. iaaued by J. T. Strickland, Tax Collector of aaid Ware county, Georgia; aaid execution being for the su mof $8.80, besides interest and cost. Also, at the same time and place lot 16 of block 110 in River side Park, levied upon as the property of Julia A. Gross to sat isfy an exeention for state and county taxes for the year 1913, issued by J. T. Strickland, Tax Collector of Ware county, Geor. gia; aaid execution being for the slim of sixty cents besides inter, est and cost. Also, at the same time and place lota 11 and 12 and 13 of block 73 in South Dcenwood, levied upon as the property of Xcttie Kennedy to satisfy an exe cution for state and county taxes for the year 1913, issued by J. T. Strickland, Tax Collector of Ware county, Georgia, said execution being for the principal aum of $6.60 besides interest and cost. Also, st the same time and place lota one (1) and two (2) in block 71 In Riveraide Park, levied upon aa the property of AV. A. Kelay to satisfy an execution for atate and county taxes for the year. 1913, issued by ,J. T. Strick land, Tax Collector of Ware coun ty, Georgia; said execution being for the aum of $3.60, besides in ters** and cost. Also, at the same time and place Iota 14 and 15 of bftek 56 in Riverside Park, levied upon as the property of Jesse Turner to satisfy an execution for state and coiifify taxes for the year 1913, issued by J. T. Strickland, Tax Collector, of Ware county, Geor gia; raid execution ■ being for the sum o' $2.40, besides interest and coat. Also at the samp time and place lots four (4) and five (5) of block 95 in Riverside Park, levied upon as the property of C. D. Bud, to satisfy an exeention for state and county taxes for the year 1913, iaaued by J. T. Strick land, Tax Collector of aaid Ware county; ;aaid execution being for the stun of $1,20, besides interest and post. Alao, at the aame time and place lota 14 and 15 of block 7, in Riverside Park, levied upon ns tin’ property of T. Jf. Cowart, to satisfy an execution for slate nnd ounty taxes for the year 1913, issued by J. T. Strickland, Tnx Collector of sniil Ware county,; said execution being for the sum of $1.20, besides interest and cost. Also, at the aame time nnd place lot 16 of block 134 of River, side Park, levied upon as tile property of G. W. Chapman to satisfy nil execution for state nnd Olinty taxes for the year 1913. is sued by J. T. Strickland, Tax Col lector of Ware comity, Georgia, said execution being for the aum of $1.80, besides interest ami coat. Also, at the aame time and place lot number three (3) of block number 13 iu Gilchrist Park, levied upon ns the proper ty of J. C. Deal, to aatiafy an ex ecution for state and county taxea for the year 1913, issued by J. T. Strickland, Tax Collector of Ware county, Georgia, aaid exe cution being for the sum of sixty centa (60 eta.), besides interest and coat. All the above described proper ty lung in Ware county, Georgia, ami where subdivisions are men tioned, plats arc of file in the Clerk of the Superior Court office of aaid Ware county. All the above described prop erty levied upon hy G. L. Mock, Constable for the 1231st district. O. M„ and turned over to me as Sheriff of itaid Ware county, for the purpose of advertising and sale. This the 5th day of May. 1914. D ,W, Pittman, Sheriff of Ware County. Ga. 5 8 4wks. L. T. Drury. Thi* 7th day of May, 1914. D. W. PITTMAN, Sheriff of Ware Connty, Ga 5JL4wka. SHERIFF'S SALE. GEORGIA—Ware Connty. Will be sold on the first Tues day in June, next, (which is the 2nd day of said month), at public outcry, at the court house door iu said county, within tlu> legal hours of sale, to the highest bid- ler for cash, all of that certain tract or parcel of land lying anil being iu the south side of land lot No. 94, in the 7th District of Ware county, containing two hundred and twenty (220) acres, more or less, the same bounded on the south, east'and west by orig inal land line*, and on the north by land* of Mrs. Martha Jordai, this being the same two hundred and twenty (220) acres of land deeded to Maggie K. Fisher by A, D. Fisher, as administrator of the estate of Mrs. Ada Fisher, de ceased, of aaid Ware county, Georgia, Said real estate levied on as the property of L. T. Drury, to satisfy an exeention issued on the 24th day of March 1914, from the City Court of Wsyeroot, in said county, in favor of The Lib erty Banting Company against GEORGIA—Ware County Will be sold before the court house door in salt] county between the legal horns of sale on the first Tuesday in June, 1914, the fol lowing described real estate: That tract or parcel of land situ ate, lying and being in the coun ty of Ware and state of Geor gia, to-wit: Beginning at a point on the north sideof Isabella street a dis tance of 106 feet East of the Northeast corner of Isabella and Tebeau streets running thence North and parallel to Tebeau a distance of 67 feet, more or lesa, to the canal, running thence East erly along the southern side of saiil canal a distance of 31 feet, more or less; running thence southerly anu parallel to Tehenn street a distance of 70 feet, more or leaa, to the North side of Isa bella street, running thence Wes: nlong the north side of Isabella street a distance of 31 feet, more or leaa, to place or point of lie. ginning, being a portion of lot seven in block number font teen (14) as shown on the map of the city of Waycross, AVarc ounty, Georgia. Said property being sold as the property of Been Realty and Improvement Compa ny to satisfy a certain note dated August 14, 1913, ami due Febru ary 14, 1914, for tlio aum of $1,000.00, besides interest from date at the rate of eight (8) per cent per annum, which said note is secured by mortgnge on the above described property, which said mortgage contains a power of sale and further stipulates that if default is made in the payment of the note thereby secured, that the undersigned shnll lie cutlior- ixed to sell nnd dispose of the property therein named at public sale at the court house iu AA’are county after advertising the time nnd place of the aale in the AVny- eross Journal, or aouicelher newt- paper published in Ware county, once a week for four weeks and to execute conveyance to the pur- chasers in the name of the Den Realty and Improvement Compa ny, and such default having been made in the paymint of said note, the Undersigned will sell sni (1 property and moke nnd ex ecute to the purchaser a deed to said property at provided in said mortgage rendering to the said Been Realty & Improvement Company any overplus after pay ing the principal debt scoured therein with interest thereon nnd the cost of this proceeding. This May 5, 1914. ■> J. J. Farnsworth, By liis attorneys at law, Crawley, Redding k Crawley. 5 8 4wks. Ware county, Georgia, beginning at a point 50 feet from the South east corner of Bird and Hazzard streets and running in an easter ly direction from the South side of said Bird afreet fifty feet to the landa of Joe Washington; thence southerly along the lands of said Joe Washington 100 feet to an alley; thence westerly along said alley fifty (50) feet to the lands of Frank Caron; thence in a northerly direction along the lands of said Frank Cason 100 feet to the original point or place of beginning, levied on as the property of Henry Washington to satisfy an. execution against him in favor of Hay & Keaton, issued from the N. P. and Ex- Officio J. P. Court of the 1231 at District, G. M. of aaid county for the sum of sixty seven 50100 dollars, principal, besides inter est and coat; said execution levied up on by H. O. Freeman local con stable of the 1231st district and turned over to me for the purpose of advertisement and sale. No tice of this levy and sale given to tenant in possession. This tho 5th day of May, 1914. D. AV. Pittman, Sheriff of AVarc County, Ga. 5 8 4wks. State of Georgia, AA’are Connty. K. G. Scarlett, guardian for Bertha McDonald, having applied to me for leave to sell certain lamia of his ward for the purpose of education and maintenance, notice is hereby given that said application will lie heard at the regular term of the Court of Or dinary of aaid county, to he held on the first Monday in June, 1914. This May 4th. 1914. B. II. Thomas, > 8 4wkx Ordinary. GEORGIA—AA’are County. By virtue of an order from the Court of Ordinary of AA’are coun ty grnnted April 6, 1914. will lie sold at public outcry oil the first Tuesday in June, 1911, at the court house door iu said county, between the legal hours of sale the following prescribed tract of land, l.viug and being in the city of AVayerosa, AA’are county, Geor gia: Commencing at the South west corner of Chureli and 'Juar- trrman streets, running thence south along the west side of Church street 175 feet, more or loss, to lands formerly owned by Oscar Lott, thence AA'est and par allel with Quartorman street 210 feet, more or less, thence North am) parallel with Church street 175 feet, more or less, to (juarterinan street, thence East along Quarterman street 210 feet, more or less, to Church street, point or place of beginning; said property sold as the property of tty estate of Minnie T. Strick land, deceased, for the purpose uf distribution, etc., as set out in the application; terraa cash. J. B. Strickland, Administrator Estate of Min nie T. Strickland. 5 8 4wks. AGENTS WANTED for an ap pliance that sella for $1.50 In ev ery home when electric lights are used. Sample mailed on ap plication. The Newbope Distri buting Co., Jfsnpy Ga. U&M uIaa’i'0 mAAfc IT j FOUR PENNANTS IN R0W?l (By Frank O. Menke.) New York, May 25.—Will hia- tory repeat and defeat the Giants situated in the cily of AA'ayerosa,' in their aim to be the first team in GKORGIA—Ware County. Will be sold before the court house door of said county during the legal Jionrs of sale on the tint Tuesday in June, 1914. to the highest bidder for cath that cer tain or city lot lying, being and ANNOUNCEMENT. modem history to win four pen nants in a row T From the way the I’iratea have been breezing along so far, and from the way the Eastern teams have been drubbing the Giants, it looks just now a« if 'Hit from Be hind” McGraw is facing a mighty task in trying to lead hia charges into the next world series com bats. Of course, the I’iratea may “crack.” All things are possi ble. But just the same that string of victories they have gathered up to date are going to count just as much ill October as those that may come later on in the season. And, along the aame line of reasoning, the defeats the Gi ants have suffered ill this wet and soggy springtime will count against them just as heavily aa will a walloping later on. If the Giants cannot turn the “four pennants in a row” trick this year it may he ten or fif teen years before another outfit can place itself in. a position when it can shoot at the target from lie- hind the breastworks of three in a row. On the pre-season dope, it looked like a cinch for the Giants to accomplish tlie seemingly im- To the People of the Eleventh Congressional District: I hereby announce my candi- possible. All the little dopsters dscy for the Democratic nomina- [ in the laud gave the National tion for the office of represents- League Held the up and down tive ill liet Sixty-fourth Congress during the winter and then pass- of the United States, from the ed the hunting to the New A’ork Eleventh Congressional District aggregation. And now tile Pl ot Georgia, subject to the primary rates come along and threaten to to lie held on August the nine- put the dope on the blink. (eolith, 1914. ) It was the same piratical hand 1 earnestly solicit the support that upset the dope hack in 19119 and vote of every qualified white and balked the "three in a row” voter ill, the District. Cub. from turning iiie trick. No Yours respectfully. one figured the l'irates in on the J. A. J. HENDERSON, 'pennant fracas that year. The Ocilia, Ga., May 4, 1914. (old Cub machine that had won 5-15-ivkly-tf. with each ill 1906, 1907 mid 1908 — . .was iutaut. It looked like a sure Subscribe for The Journal. .bet on the Cubs. | And then up rose Fred Clark, . ~ ”. . the CluV( Piifcte in mighty wrath. If your children are subject to He gu . gt| ' e<| „„ , he ,, OCO) attacks of croup, watch for the whUe th were iu a (lazed con . first symptoms, hoarseness. Give dit - on he ’ took the , 9]0 pi , m .ant Chamberlain’s Cougli Remedy as u||(0 himgelf soon aa the child becomes hoarse | clark and hi , Pittsburgh crowd and the attack may be warded .j a chance in 1904 t0 maUe off. horo sale by all dealers. themselves famous by grubbing ' I four in a row. But the Giants AVhen you want a reliable med- ;k , d , he wav F | uahed by their icine for a cough or cold take > pcnnaIlt victor i c , h, 1901,1902, Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. and jgyu tke pj ra tes, still a won- It »>w»y» be depended upon derful aKkreKat io„, started out NATHAN SEARS DIES IN TAMPA. Yeaterday in Tampa, Fla., Mr. Nathan -Sears, former resident of AA’aycross, and father of‘Assist ant Superintendent James F. Sears, of the Relief Department of the Atlantic Coast Line, died after a brief illness. The remains will reach AVaycross tonight at ten o’clock and will be taken to the undertaking parlors of II. Lester Marvil. No fuucral arrangements have been made as yet but it is believed row, probably in the morning. The remains of Mr. Scars will be accompanied by his son. The many AVaycross friends of the family will Iparn with regret of Mr. Sears’ death. lie bad a large circle of friends in this city mid was liked by all who knew him. and ia pleasant and safe to take. For sale by all dealers. Take the AVeekly Journal. One Lose Germ Breeds Millions ITM DM. MMtX'M Antiseptic Salve Rtl$ialWkn$*««M*. nkMUvmd •MtkOvltMMr. for a fourth triumph. They look ed like sure winners, looked to outclass the field. But they did n't outclass the Uiants, who won 106 out of 153 games and ambled under the wire miles ahead of the field. Parallel conditions hare exist ed in the American*'League. The Tigers won in 1907, 1908 and 1909. They started the 1910 season with a club that seemed eveu stronger than the ones tlmt had won in the three years before. It looked like a finch for the De troit gang. And wlmt happened T The Athletics—that’s all. The ({uaker City crowd that had been figured as outsiders started off at a terrific clip "a spurt that won’t last," was the general opinion. But it lasted long enough for tile Athletics to win 102 out of 155 games mid long enough to ennlile them to de feat the Giants in the world se ries. And then the Athletics decided to take a little shot at that “four- in-a-row" mark themselves. They repeated their 1910 auc- cesaes by winning again in 1911 There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years was sup posed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors pro- aounced it a local disease and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with loeal treatment, pronounced it incurable. Science hat proven Catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and therefore requires constitutional treatment Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured byj but their chances for a pennant F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio,, seemingly brighter than ever be- ia the only Conatitutional cure on! fore, they foozxted long enough the market It ia taken internal- jduring the early part of the 1912 ly in doses from 10 drops to a season to enable the Boston Reds teaspoonful. It acta directly on Sox to get a lead that even a fer tile blood and mucous surfaces of rifle spurt in the last month the system. They offer one hnn- 1 couldn’t cut down, dred dollars for any ease it fails | _________ to cure. Send for circular* and GAS PEOPLE ARB testimonials. j GETTING READY. i Address: F. J. Chtnev A Co.,I — Toledo, O. • At a meeting in Birmingham Sold by Druggists, 75e. last week the Southern Gas Com- Take Hall's Family Pills tor pany was organized, the capital constipation. • stock being $300,000, for the pur pose of constructing and operat. ing a gas plant in AA'ayerosa au.| other cities Moat of the brick work on tli.- AVaycross plant has been don,-, and a large amount of materia! unloaded. Several car loads of piping have arrived and more aiv on the road. Active work in the street mains will start as sooh as the engine and compressor for testing the street mains are pla.-- ed. It ia understood that later <w the company will increase it\ •apital stock. The directors nam. nf at the Birmingham meeting follow: • Directors: Louis l’izitz, Chas. II. Scott, John M. Corr, W. I). Harrison, Jr., of Birminglitm, Alabama; John R. Cochran, Chi cago, III. Officers: ('has. II. Scott, Pres- ident and Treasurer: Join: M. Corr. Vice President; AA’. II. Har rison, Jr., Secretary and General Manager. WAYCROSS AVITNESSES. The Names of Waycross Persons Familiar to All. K AATio arc the witnesses! They arc AVaycross people— Residents of AA’aycross who have lmd kidney backache, kid ney ills, bladder ills; who have used Doan’s Kidney Pills. These witnesses endorse Doan’s. One resident who speaks is J. P. Luther, proprietor of meat market, 47 Francis street. Sir. Luther says: "You may continue to use my endorsement of Doan's Kidney l’illa, for they have been very beneficial in our family. I have given them a fair trial when having kidney complaint and all its pains and disorders, and I con sider them the best kidney medi cine to be had. I got Doan's Kid ney Fills at Seals’ Pharmacy ami they brought me relief after va rious other medicines had failed to help me. The pains in my baei: were driven away and my kidneys were restored to their proper working order." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foater-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name—Doan's andtake no other. NOTICE I This is to notify the public that I have soil my interest ill Tile Beach Trading Co., at Beach, Ga., and am not responsible for any debts contracted after this date. Air. A. C. Sweat will pay all bills owed by the Company and receive all money due the Company. O. AV. TAYLOR. May 18th, 1914. 5-22-4ts-wkly. MAYOR JIM FAVORS THE SHORT SLEEVES. Atlanta, Alay 28.—Mayor Jim AVoodward has eome ont flat-foot ed for the “short aleeve bathing suit,” and will urge the park board at ita next meeting to mod ify the rule requiring men to wear long sleeved suits while bathing jin the Piedmont Park lake. The bathers are circulating several pe titions asking that this unneces sary rule be rescinded, and sig natures are numerous.
