4256 ARTICLE 18.

1904, ch. 309, sec. 218M.

334. Where the owner of the real estate is an infant, non compos
mentis or cestue que trust, notice given the guardian, or, if there be no
guardian, the parent or person standing in loco parentis to said infant,
the committee or trustee of said non compos mentis, or the person in whom
is vested the legal title to the property in which said cestue que trust
has an equitable interest, as the case may be, shall be taken as notice upon
the real owner of said real estate, and shall be taken as sufficient notice;
provided, a copy of said notice be also conspicuously posted on said real
estate at the time of the service of said notice.

1904, ch. 309, sec. 218N.

335. The notice to be given the owner or the owners of real estate as
provided in Section 330 must be a written notice, and where a personal
service of said notice is made must be in duplicate, one copy to be left
with the person notified and the other copy to be endorsed by the person
with whom it was left for service, so as to show whether or not and upon
whom it was served, and the endorsement thereon shall be prima facie
correct.

1904, ch. 309, sec. 218P.

336. When the person is served with the notice in Queen Anne's Coun-
ty the service shall be made by the bailiff; when the person is served with
notice within the State of Maryland, but beyond the limits of Queen
Anne's County, the notice must be served by the bailiff or by any other
person personally known to at least one of the Town Commissioners of
Queenstown, and authorized by said Commissioners to make said service;
provided, that where any person is served with said notice outside of
Queen Anne's County a copy of said notice be also conspicuously posted
on the real estate in Queenstown of the person so notified.

1904, ch. 309, sec. 218Q.

337. In every case where the owner of real estate is outside of the
State of Maryland, the notice may be given in the way provided by the
preceding section or by the publication of said notice in some newspaper
printed and published in Queen Anne's County, State of Maryland, for
at least three successive weeks, and -when said notice has been published
as herein provided it shall be taken to be a sufficient service of said
notice; provided a copy of said notice be conspicuously posted on said real
estate at the time of or before the first insertion of said notice in said
newspaper.

1904, oh. 309, sec. 218R.

338. In every case where a corporation is the owner of real estate with-
in the corporate limits of Queenstown, notice to any officer of said corpo-
ration shall be sufficient notice to said corporation; provided, however,
that where no officer of said corporation can be found in the State of