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The Washington times., 1910-09-10
EXPECT HOT FIGHT
ON BALLINGER CASE
Congressional Candidates
Are Anxious for Final
Verdict.

The action Of the Republican members
of the BaIlinger-Pinchot investigating
committee in refusing to Eet together
with their Democratic colleagues for
Jhe purpose OF taking a final vote on
the merits OF the case. is paving the
way for a spirited fight in Congress, ac-
cordins to the views expressed here
Whatever may be the result Of the
deliberations Of the committee when il
reasseInbles Tuesday in Chicago 9ursu-
ant to the call Of Chairman Nelson. an
embarrassing situation seems certain 10
be brought about in which President
Tart on one hand. ard Congress. on
the other. VIII be involved, unless Secre-
tsry Eallin@er tenders his resignation
before Congress has an opportunity 10
sit IL judgment on the majority and
minority reports Of Inc committee
Notwithstanding the efforts Of the
Democratic members of the committee
10 put the committee on record for or
against Secretary BaIIinger before the
November elections il IS generally con-
coded that the case viii not be nually
disposed of until Congress as a whole
passes fnaI judgment
There Is corsidera bic speculation in
Washington. however. as TO what effect
the controversy within the cormittee
VIII have in re public mind. The
majority members % the committee are
placed n the position OF endeaYorirE TO
head of 4 final vote
This conclusion IS drawn from the
fact that neither Senator'S Root Of
Nov York nor Flint Of CaIifornia
showed any disposition 70 go 20 ST.
Paul in order 20 cast their dnal votes.
while the activities OF the Republic
an members so far have been confined
chiefly to breaking quorums-
BallingeT q Campaign Issue.
There is very serious doubt in the
minds Of some Of the Administration
Officials as 70 the wisdom Of this
course It IS now accepted by the
Presidents chief political advisers,
and, it IS believed, by the President
himself, that Secretary Baringer is q
big issue in the coming Congressional
campaign
CONGRESSIONAL candidates In more
than one district have r ported that
they are seriously embarrassed in
their candidacy by the delay Of the
Congressional invest gatinS commit
tee IN reaching d conclusion as 70 the
merits Of a case which has been drag
Efrx along for many months
The Washington times., 1910-09-10
z H THOMAS and A. B. DUvALT.
Attorneys


N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a District
Court In re the opening Of an aIIev in
square numbered 1913. IN the District of Co
luTnbia- District Court. No. $50 NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Commissioners
% the District OF Columbia. pursuant to the
provisions Of sections 1913 ct seq. OF the Code
Of Law Eor the District OF Columbia have
fled a pet ton IN this court PRAYING The
condemnation OF the land usceSsarv for the
opening OF an alley in square numbered ten
hundred snG forty-three Ge4S) in the Dis
trict OF Coluu bis. as shown on plat or map
fled with the said petition, as Tarr thereof
and praying also that a jury OF FIVE judicIous
disinteTgster- men. Tot related TO any person
interested in these proceedings and not in the
service OF employment OF the District OF Co
lumbia or Of the United States be sum
moned By the United States Marshal for the
District Of Columbia to asses the damages
each owner Of land to be taken may sustain
by reason Of the opening OF an alley in
square numbered tan hundred and forty
three Q0s3l and the condemnation Of the land
necessary for the purpcses thereof and to
assess the benedts resulting therefrom. IN
Guiding the expenses n -aese proceedings. as
provided for IN and b, the aforesaid Code
Of Law. II is, By the court, this 9Th day OF
September A D. 1910, ORDERED. that all
persons having any interest IN thsSS pro
ceeiiHCs be- and they are hereby warned
and commanded 10 appear in this court on
OF before the 18th day Of October. &. D 1910
at 70 O'Clock a n, ard continue in attend
ance until the court si'>,S have made its final
order ratifying and confirming the award Of
damages and the assessment Of benadts Of
the jury to be eTnpaneled and sworn EeTeins
and II Is further ORDERED that cupy Of
this notice and order be published once in the
Washington Law Reporter and once IN the
Washington Evening star. the Washington
Herald. Inc Washington Times. ard the
Washington Post. newspapers published in
the sa1d District before the said 4th day OF
October. A J.. 1910. It is further ORDERED.
that copy o. this notice and order be
served by the United States Marshal. OF his
deputies upon such Of the ov7ers Of the fee
be fo9nd by the said Marshal. or his dep
UtssS. within the District OF Columbia and
uT'on TIE tenants and occupants OF the same
before the said 9Th day Of October. A d 1910
BY the court. JOD BARNARD. Justice.
fSeaL) A true COPY tess. = r YOUNG
Clerk, By z. w SMITH. Assistant Clerk
The Washington times., 1910-09-10
T. II. THOMAS and \ 2. DUVAII..
-AtfcrueVE-

n TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
1EICT OF COLUMBIA Holding Dis
tT1ct Court In Re, Opening q an Alley in
square Numbered -. IN the District OF Co
lumbia- District Court. No $50 NOTICE
Is HEREBY GIVEN that the Commission
eTs 0f The DIStTict or Columbia. pursuant
20 the provisions o. Section 1875 Ct seq
OF the Code Of Law for the District OF Co
iuIubia, have filed a petition ID This CourS
Sary Tor The opening o. an Al1sy Ga square
numbered seven Hundred and Thirty-fogr
ff@). tbOunu6d by First street. Secon
street North Carolina avenue and d
street,. IN the District OF C0Iuun bis- a. shown
on a plat OF map hled with the said petition
as PAT tnereot. ana praI1nE also that q
jury Of Eve judicioUs. disinterested men. not
related 10 any person interested in these
employment Of the District Of Columbia
OF Of the United States. - summoned
by the United States Marshal Tor
the District Of Columbia 20 assess che dam
ages each owner OF land 70 be taken may
sustain BY reason o. che opening Of an
ana lhirty -folir ttsii- ana tHe condemnation
Of the land necessary Tor the purposes there
o., and To assess the benefits resulting there
FROM including TIE expenses o. these pro-
ceedlngsr provided for IN and by the
aforesaid Code or Law II Is. BY the Court
this Sth day o. September A. D. 1915 Or
est in these proceedings be. and they arc
hereby warned and commanded TO appear
Of October, A. D 1910 az ten O'Clock a. NJ.
and continue In attendance Until -he Court
shall have made its fDal order ratifytng and
confirming the award OF damages and the
assessment Of benefits % the jury 10 be
eunpaneled and sworn herein ana Il is FUR
Their ORDERED, that q copy q this notice
and order be published once IN the Wash
iuEtou Law Reporter ard once IN the Wash
ington Evening Star. ths Washington Herald
The Washington Times. and the Washington
Post. newspapers published IN the said Dis
tricts before the said Fourth day OF October
a d 1910 Il j. further ORDERED. that
a copy Of this notice and order be served
BY the United states Marshal or his dePu-
ties. upon such O. the owners o. the fee o.
the land 20 be condemned herein as may be
found by the said Marshal. OF his Deputies.
within the District OF Columbia and Upou
the tenants and occupants u the same be
fore the said Fourth day Of October. A y.
1910. BY the Court JOB BARNARD JUS
tee tSeai) 4 True Copy Test J r.
YOUNG, Clerk BY p W SMITH, Asst
The Washington times., 1910-09-10
BROTHER OF URELL
TO MEET COMMITTEE
Arrives in Washington for Con-
ference With Elks' on Fun
eral Plans.

James JreII. brother Of Col NJ En-
nett TreII, who died a few days ago
while on a visit to his old home in Cork.
Ireland came To Washington today TO
make arran gemeuts for the funeral Of
the former National Guard officer and
veteran OF two wars
ATr- TrelI viii confer with Capt r G
Schaefer- Richard A O'Brien, and JOHN
g Maxwell. the committee named BY
Washington Lodge, No -. b p O.
EIkS. al close personal friends or the
dead soldier It viii then be decided
whether the BODY viii be brought back
here for burial in Arlington Cemetery,
where Mrs J-reIl is inferred
Colonel T-reT's body Is now IN Ninah5
Ireland the old home OF his parents
The Washington times., 1910-09-10
The George Washington
University
Department of Law

THREE-YEAR DAY COURSE u.ecturss
mostly from a. n 70 l. M Leading
70 the degree OF Bachelor o. Lava
NEW THREE-YEAR 4 FT p Y Q o =
COURSE LECTURES BETWEEN ass
AND go P ~ LEADING TO THE
DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF LAWS
GRADUATE COURSES. leading % the de-
grees q Master O. LAWS and Master q
Patent Law
OLDEST LAW SCHOOL X WASHINGTON.
ONLY Law SCHOOL II THE DISTRICT
or COLUMBIA REGISTERED WITH
THE NEW YORK STATE EDUCATION
DEPA RT1EENT As OF SUFFICIENT
STANDING TO COMPLY WITH TIE
ORDER OF THE COURT OF APPEALS
RELATING TO Omission TO THE
BAR
A MEMBER OF AND THE ONLY Law
SCHOOL ~ THE DISTRICT OF CO
LUMBLA COMPILING WITH THE
STANDARD OF WORK AND RE
QCIREMENTS- or THE ASSOCIATION
OF AMERICAN Law SCHOOLS.
During the last several years TIE s-sdl,-
ates Of this Law School have taken bar ex-
aEuluzTIOns IN seventeen States. and Fsr
as known, only two failed ar the first trial
The session Of Ig0-fs1 opens and actual
For catalogue and further information
call OF write.
The Secretary of che Department of
Law.
New Masonic Temple. 18th and y. Y ave
The Washington times., 1910-09-10
BOTH SIDES ACCEPT
DECISION AT HAGUE
Notice From Great Britain
and United States Dis
solves Tribunal.

THE HAGUE, Sept. 1O-The Hague
tribunal came TO an official close today
with the notification that the Govern
mcnts Of the United States and Great
Britain would accept the award in the
Newfoundland fisheries case without
question
Many Of the international representa-
tiveS had departed before the session
was dispersed today.
The 1893 agreement between the United
States and Great Britain. the last an
nual, agreement Up to the time Of this
The Washington times., 1910-09-10
LEGAL NOTICES
z II. THOMAS and \. 3 DUvALI.
Attorneys


Attorneys
T. THE SUPREME COURT or THE Dis
TRICT or COLUMBIA Holding a District
Court In Re, The Opening II an Alley in
SQUARE Numbered -. District Of Columbia
Dlstrlct Court No Sss- NOTICE IS HERE
By GIVEN that the Commissioners OF ire
District OF Columbia. pursuant TO the Pr
visions Of Section 1893 e. seq OF tho code
q Law FOR the District Of Columbia. have
nleo petition In this Court praying the
condcnnt ton Of Jhe land necessary Tor the
opening OF an Alley iu Square numbered
Two Hundred and FTtv-twO tz52J in the Dis
tTict ui Columbia as shown on a plat CT
map tiled with the said petition, as part
thelSoIs ana praying also thai jury Of i've
1udicious. disnteresfeG men. not related 10
any person interested in these proceedings
and not in the service or employment OF the
Dlstrict OF Columbia CT o the United States,
oe summoned b. The United States Marshal
ioT the District OF Columbia. to assess the
may sustain By reason Of the opening of an
Alley IN Square numbered Two Hundred and
FHty-tsto t-5-)- and the condemnation or
the lana necessary Tor the purposes Thereof
ana 70 assess the BENEFITS resulting there
ircrn- -ucIudins the expenses o. these pro
CesdlAss. as PROVIDED 1or n and - the
aforesaid Code Of Law Il IS. by the Court.
this srh cay OF September. A. D. 1910, OR
DERED, that all persons having any in
terest n these proceedings Re and e. are
hereby warned and commanded % appear
~ this Curt on OF before the Fourth day o.
october A D 1919. Al ten o'clock a m
a.Iu CONTINUE N atlclllsIfe HaLil the Courl
shall have made its final order -ztEfviug and
confirming the award Of damages and the
assessment or benefits OF the jury 10 De
empaneled ana sworn herein, and q g. FUR
Their ORDERED. that q copy O this notice
and order be published once IN the Wash-
ingrOn Law Reporter and once IN the Wash
ingtOn Evening star. tie Washington Herald
The Washington Times, and the Washington
Post newspapers published IN the said Dis
trict- before the said Fourth day Of October,
A D. 1910 II is further ORDERED. that
a copy of this MOTIFS and order be served
by the United States Marshal OF hts depu-
ties. upon such OF the owners o. the Zee %
the land 70 be condemned herein as may
be found by the said Marshal or his dep
uties. within the District o. Columbia and
upon the tenants and occupants OF the SANE
Detore the said Fourth DAY OF OCTOBER. A D.
1910 Ry the Court JOB BARNARD. JUS
tice- seal A True Copy Test: J. P
YOUNG. Clerk BY r W 81 Tn Asst
The Washington times., 1910-09-10
LEGAL NOTICES
E. a THOMAS ana a. L DUvALL. Att

T. a THOMAS ana A l. DCNALL. Attys-
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
ThlCT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a district
Court-lu r. the opening Of alley IL
square numbered SO, in the District OF Co
lulnbId- District Court. No So. Notice Is
hereby given that the Commissioner Of the
District Of Columbia. pursuant % the pro
visions OF section les ct seq. OF the C-JdS Of
Law Tor Tire District OF Columbia. have fled
a petition ia this court praying the CondeTn-
nall1u OF the land necessary for the opening
Of an alley in square numbered tNeRty-eight
nunlred and thirty-thrce t2ssst- bounded by
Eleventh, Thirteenth, Monroe, and Otis
streets northwest ia the District Of Columbia
as shown on a Plat OF map filed With the said
petition. as part Thereof. nd praying als3
that jury OF FIVE judiciGls disinterested
men, not related to any person interested In
these proceedings and not In the service o.
eslPiyyfil Of the District or Columbia OF OF
the United States. be summoned b. the
United states Marshal for the District OF
Columbia 20 assess the damages each owner
Of land 10 BE- taken may sustain BY reason
Of thc opening OF an alley IN square numbered
tEse-1ts'-eiEht hundred and rhirty-thres5 and
Toe conformation of the land necessary for
ne pu1 poses thereof. and 70 assess the bene-
nts resulting therefrom. incIudins, the eX-
lenses OF these proceedings. as provided for
IA and BY the Aforesaid Code OF Law. II IS.
by tnC court. this Sth day OF September. A. u.
lsie- ORDERED, that all persons having any
interest IN these proceedings by. and they
are hereby. warned and commanded 10 ap-
i'-a-L IN Inls court on OF before the 4th day
OF C--ober. a D 191G at 10 clock q m
and continue IN attendance unfu the court
shall have made its final order ratifyfnE and
confirming the award OF damages and the
assessment Of BENEFITS o. the jury 20 be en-
Ile-lleir1 and sworn herein. and il - further
ordered that a copy u this notice and order
De published once in the Washington Law
Reporter, and once IN the Washington Even
ing star the Washington Herald The Wash
inStC1 Times. and the washington Post
newspapers published in the said District.
before the said sth day OF October. a d
1910 II is further ORDERED that a copy Of
this notice and order be served b. the CnIted
states Marshal. OF his deputies. upon such
81 the owners Of the fee q the land 20 De
condemned herein may be found b- the
said Marshal. or His deputies. within the
District o. Columbia AMI upon the tenants
and occupants 81 the same before the said
4ih day 81 October. 4 r. 1910 Ev the
court JOB BARNARD Justice. tSeaf1 4
true oopy test 7 r YOUNG. Clerk. b P.
". SMITH Assistant Clerk
The Washington times., 1910-09-10
ITALY MAY TREAT
WITH BLACK HAND

ROME, Sept 10 - Newspapers an
noUnce that the Black Hand society has
become so formidable that the govern
meut IS taking steps to treat with i II
order TO preserve life and property
Several policemen have been murdered
by agents Of the society recently, and
the newspapers are ClamOTiuE Tor action
to prevent q panic, which Is imminent
In TIE case Of one OF the murders the
cuIprit has been traced back 10 days
OF a few months ago when he lived in
PhILadeIphia and WELLINGTON. De.
The Washington times., 1910-09-10
CROSS BILL FILED
IN VIETH-OWEN CASE

Harry A Vieth today fled a cross
bill ia the Supreme Court in suit
brought by William Owens, a builder
and contractor, for S259-55, alleging that
there was due him $3.50 for failure on
Owens part to carry out a contract to
build house for him.
One phase Of this litigation developed
this week, when owen brought suit for
$1,000 against Nieth for alleged false
arrest on charges that he had made
n reats against EIeth
The Washington times., 1910-09-10
Award PIeases Root.

UTICA, y. Y. Sept Ex-senator EIihu
Root has received a fun text OF The
Hague tribunals decision in the fish
cries dispute and he believes the United
States Jared far better than ne antiCi-
pated- II being provided that cOntro-
VERSES between Americans and New
foundla3d men De settled by a commits
sion
The Washington times., 1910-09-10

years SsnvOcatiOn Of the international
arbitration board. has been ordered
within I'VE days TO conform with the
award OF the tribunal The 1903 agree
ment VIII thus stand, with its amend
ments- Ever since 1865 these agreements
have been renewed annually
The Washington times., 1910-09-10
CONVICTS FIRE FOREST.

THE DAIIES- Ore. Sept 10 Two
conviCts. in order TO hinder pursuit,
started a forest fire that burned hum
dreds of acres and endangered many
boTnes. accordi1c 10 a report received
here from Lyle wash The convicts
aS~s ned
The Washington times., 1910-09-10
COLLECTORS APPOINTED.

Edward pullman was today appointed
a deputy collector Of internal revenue
In the Office at Cincinnati, Ohio. accord
ing 70 Treasury Department an
nouncement TODAY.
Adds AIbro was appointed deputy
collector Of customs AZ Columbus. Tex.
The Washington times., 1910-09-10
CHURCH NOTICES

PEOPLES OPEN-ATR EVENSONC- St
Allan, Sunday, Sept. II. 1870 at & 2. ID.
Special preacher, Rev Robert X MasSie,
T. D.. Of Virginia theological Seminary
The music vii Be sung b. Cathedral Open
Air Choir led by dctachmeTt OF L. \ Marine
Band Take Tenieytovn cars
CHRISTIAN SCTENCE-First Church OF
Christ Scientist. 18th and = " W
Services sunday, II a m and D. IA Sub
ject- substance Sunday SChco-. II a. m,
Wednesday Evening Meeting. p m Pub
iic cordially invited All seats free Free
Reading Room Col Colorado Building
EPISCOPAI-Trinity Church. ID and & sts
y. W Rev Richard p Williams. Rector.
Services 30 H. and g. Sunday School
9-S1- Bible Classes. 9-15- Rector viii preach
morning and night
ETANC ELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Lecture by Bishop Oliver c. Ssbin at
Pvthfan Temple. 1G75 9th St y W, Il q m
Subject, you Shall Know the Truth and
the TrIth Shall Make You FIVE" Seats
free. 81 invited.
The Washington times., 1910-09-10

The @For SaIe-MiSc, Ads in The
Times classified columns should be
read every day.
The Washington times., 1910-09-10
ACCOUNTANCY INSTRUCTION
BELMONT ACADEMY

Isn-lszs COLUMBIA ROAD
Instruction By former civil service examiner
in civil service. typewritI3E, stenography.
6ictatfon. arithmetic. etc Complete course
Is rnonthsl IN Shorthand Bookkeeping. SO
70 holders Of scholarships.
COURSES N ALI. ACADEMIC SUBJECTS
PHONE COLUMBIA sS5z
The Washington times., 1910-09-10
SPECIAL NOTICES

DR. HENRY d FRY has removed his
residence and offices to 1923 18th St "
W Consultation hours 9 a m and : to
p n daily except Sundays. Tel N s.
WINDOW SHADES.
Special prices on all qualities VIII call
with samples and submit estimate
THE SHADE SHOP,
"a 18th St y ". Phone Main SOL
ANNOUNCEMENT
I take pleasure IN announcing the opening
Of nv NEW STORE. where I am carrying
a complete line Of High-grade Pianos and
Organs and the Edison and Victor Talking
Machines
". 7. WHITSON.
rs Eleventh Street Northwest.
The Washington times., 1910-09-10
The Pearson School

THIRD TEAR-SEPTEMBER - 1910
Day and evening classes Classes limited
to five members Certificate admits 70 The
George Washington University and GecTzs-
town law School
HOWARD Q JENSESS, 4 3 Master.
Phone NJ SO I7G @ St n "
The Washington times., 1910-09-10

/ K H THOMAS 4 JAS FRANCIS SMITH
AtfoT1eys-
The Washington times., 1910-09-10
Transfers His Fortune

Then on the third dav before the we'd
ding. while Chanler was being caressed
and petted nv the beautiful Drima
donna. the English solicitor and the
French notary reapQeared. bringing with
them formidable legal documents At
the same time Cavaliers brother. Ores
ses. walked into the room.
Taking the documents from the So
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-05
REFLEcTIONSON HIS NOSE
1t Was Red One Before PosIam Com
pletely Cleared the Skin.

Because Of the numerous reflections
on his red nose many a man possessed
of that affliction has determined to rid
himself of it, and has done so quickly
thru the use of a little poslam, the
new skin remedy, naturally flesh-col-
ored, which heals and hides skin i'm
PROJECTIONS. Altho primarily remedy
for eczema-stopping the itching with
first application and rapidly restoring
the health of the skin-poslam shows
immediate and surprising results when
used for less serious skin affections,
such as pimples, rash, blotches, in
Nominations, etc. Used after shaving
1t will soothe and tone up the skin
as no toilet preparation could posi-
bly, do.
According to the uses for which it
is employed, poslam may be pur-
chased in 50-cent boxes or 81 jars at
Mcbride e Will Drug Company and
all drug stores. A free sample which
will demonstrate its marvellous work
will be sent upon request to any one
who will write to the Emergency
Laboratories, 80 West Twenty fifth
street, New York City.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-05
AMUSEM ENTS.
"The House Of Thousand Candles
in Return Enhancement


George Middleton's dramatization of
Meredith Nicholson's novel, 1.-The House
of a Thousand Candles" was given at
the Odeon last night in return en-
gagement before a fair-sized audience.
Dwight A Meade appeared as Bates,
the butler, the character created in the
original production by E. M. Holland.
While the dramatization Of 1.-The
House Of a Thousand Candles" is noe
essarily changed somewhat from the
story, it loses none of it's mysterious
action, and after the story gets into
full swing, following the first act, the
plot is shrouded in mystery, only to
be unfolded in the final act
Mr.. Meade gives a very acceptable
presentation of Bates, whose very
presence is mystery itself, and who
guards his masters secret successfully
against all suspicious that are directed
against him as result of his actions.
Herbert Dobbins appeared to good adj
vantage as John Glenarm, and Frank
lin Day as Glenarm's friend, Larry
Donovan. Harry Terry made a very
good Arthur Pickering Gladys Mon
tague, as Marian Devereaux. was a dis
appointment, and the character, would
have Jared better in other hands. Miss
Montague lacked spirit and did not an
pear to enter into the life of the play
as the character warranted. Carrie
Bellemore, in the only other feminine
character, and minor one, was better.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-05
NOT THE USUAL RUSH MADE TO
GET IN ON MARCH TERN OF
DISTRICT COURT.
CASES ARE FOR MOST
PART NOT IMPORTANT
Adam GoIwitzer Plaintiff in Damage
Suit Against kreutzer G. Wasem-
Minor Suits on Notes and Accounts
New Business For Term Not Un r.
Usual Proportions.

Friday was the last day for filing
cases for the March term of the dis
trict court, and there was noticeable
lack of anything in the way of the
usual rush. The cases that were filed
are not important, and there is not
anywhere near the volume of new bus
mess for the term as is usually exper-
fenced
Adam Golwitzer is plaintiff in a suit
for damages against kreutZer &
Wasem, in which he seeks a judgment
for $1,000 for injuries received while
in the defendant firms employ on Aug.
4, 1908. The usual claims of negligence
on the part of the company are made.
The Eldrige-Beebe Automobile Com
pany has filed an action against Earl
Gates, of this city, in which the COM
pany seeks to collect a claim for s46sS
for automobile supplies sold the de-
PENDANT.
Two suits have been started by Louis
Halter. of Melbourne, on a note for
$3.50. B. NJ. Campbell, of this city, and
Anna NJ. Campbell, of Melbourne, are
named defendants.
Jacob Bolei administrator of the es-
tates of George and Jacob Bolei, VS..
Martha e. Gooch, ct al, is the title of
a suit in the probate section, in which
the settlement of the estates is sought.
Herman Willis has brought suit
against 10. I'm F'ehrman, in which the
plaintiff asks a judgment for $40 for
machinery sold the defendant Both
parties to the action live at Laurel.
A. II. Simon VS.. Emma j. Fredland
is the title of an action in which the
plaintiff asks the court to render judg-
ment for s42y50 for merchandise sold.