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t.f.f
William i. whitney today received
from Washington D, G, his. commits
sion as seeqpd judge ,of tho local CT.
cult Court Early this 1n0rping Ipdge
Whitney took the oath OF oflice before
Chief Justice Al G M. Robertson III
the latter's chambers = h.
FhsEe Was no ceyemonF - cnnnec:
ti0n With Judge itney being sworn
ins Besides himself and the chief Jus
ice the only persons present were
John Marcalli po. clerk 81. the second
Judge; Probation Dffcef John C. An
derson and h. RI Jordan. court rel
porter. The signatures Of Judge whit.
mex and Chief Justice Robertson were
affixed to the oath u.
Judge Whitneyss cpmmiss ;ap. Which
was signed on August is. bears the
siERatNres of President Wilson and
Attorney General Gregory. SIT states,
that Judge Whitney's recess anpOiIlf-
msnt viii be in effect until the end
g the next session OF the senate ~,
the United States and no iQnger sub.
iect to the provisions Of law ben
the senate again meets. it is expected
that the reappointment OF JUDGE Whit,
ney and Chief Justice Robertson wiz
be confirmed The session will come
to q close in December.
The oath Of Office which was signed
by Judge Whitney this morning bears
q statement to the eject that he Tas9
born on February 8. 1875.
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~ ~ 81 II7 ~ - Ssfls a i fi1fEll3f
!5y Hna a]'nfE s
work t0n'0Ts
Fo]g on ne pns ai1f i1 81
6l{Ie, 1eCisi lon ID The WQik
bsi14 Ee6sbsd 1aH hIel bx .Dch6d
re biss ssibf sss a6Iskss q.
fQI'offQiIg morning VII see
r 1F1NQ n y0fs IN the .RrQnp9
Z. Af EE1f
e.2.l % .tFeess 81 az
As niag WI alsp re Ahe center
s. ssl'e etEeet 6e Nlfeed steel
nQle9 tQr thes q 6tk r. r s IS 4hevi'
lil nchs out o1'aFd each aide III
flls st{fet In Ha 1rt arches. NJ lob nj.
1itehopHe bel ives Nl make An 8f-
tl;!ics tnsAps sof tipe the thpEppeA;l
ons 81 sss xss,si g s Il sEs .sssIis {: !;
y n curb whose ,pper part S. slant
Ing IN niace6 where there rs double
tracking of the street car line, ar,
We're other streets cnt through the:
pa1l<iQg Nih not ibe pee1 the street.
being full width IN such places
ccprdtng tq AT. tehopse, the
parking and paving of the avenue will
require ah0pt two months, after which
Kalakaua will be one 0f the most ar
tistic driyeMays II, the city. About
10000 feet of curling Is called for
II the plans and the cost viii be
!, ho,tf 1gnn0 f<,r fE q cs,rl,iv,g ds,d S,artt.
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Id91ERB3R68l1$


The rePsE Som aEnihg ~. ,asilse u "
tho explosipR which QQcpFFad ~ apf
~ the oA tanks AZ thes aud "a n
Conlpal,T al, Fylil IA Which kireo Ii11
lost tneir il,'s. ag ll0ep E,IhNitta "a
10 GoxeriRn Pink ham j|,y 9fll depart
nlelk a llDlle lsQT<s tllrpll IT. Ril
pelintsndent Nha1les R torbes. 81
AcfQtfing IL Abe s a16TpQF. sthars
are MINOR changes VII icll faalf
should rs mace Ilp thf report hafiiDe
j e m'Ze 4nQ1ln III n'lh 3f end
ior taat the pxaEpn IL
Z trQp publ ton until such time as
y e prRss may ne qQnsplted ~ tha
i1a fy.1 ifi ..is,rs.; i s issss ls.sJs
Ne CHANCES mr. sbpt Plishti said
tne fQNel |1if raoIr INIT 9. faell
pQfW 9i1ft that i IS better 70
nave eFer1 1et1il clear hefore he ire:
Port goes ~ the presI's'' 'I.ll 81 !. ;f1s.
MI. Fprhes let t'if morning ols
vail to take |pp Ft'11 n1,6.|e ~ i. ifIer
rates. he 'RiIl return m :'|If
Sunday nnloEe IN feI, IoQll ttRtS
compel him tQi ara flla ~ 81 I'm lrt 'r.
Fpfl5ef said 'lis lpQrli1E hat IL had
no seEupies Inst Z. le iplile ale Re NIB
heat ton spf 11e rr'palrt, Int xeilS !, I
give 4 at 1n tl,e zrQpnds bas
been made FOR the f1yerpQr And tilat
the latter should 6orof orc zhe reappn-
sibic Ger 7,eri1o D1 ioo| - IA q =. I'll
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IN0BODlES ARE
FOUND BUT NOT
YET IDENTIFIED
G tcon,Iauea aron pase one 81 !.

49,. - - sl.sus74 sLroM page 0ne) f
there to enable identfhcation q zsey.
made. !. - : = q - - pe
inauiry Rosrp 10 Meet. s 4 .s.,
A 4 O'Clock this afternoon tie s enc.
Gal board Of naval inquiry wiu hold
another meeting ID the naval station
yhs AAlsn tEeft ppposite the. naxr
Hoek M this estipg the results III
we last n hoslf9 work viii he zone
qSer EiaA4 ApeQFpQE ted IN 3laee reporf
mich Will he maze to the navy ,de !.
EEtNant A6 nv 81, ke hoard
Pes been dpekructaf % make. IN IN "a.
pansftys stud ~ the suhnarii,e. and
p enaeaXQr iR q very way sbiossible ~
aseerthjp the accid 8 cause. "a tI,af
:. Espslltiap e tlis terrible 5sasedy
ley not QeQNf $50 s. !
g vat iR great demand 81
me arine fnda a sbig come IA
e0fee1lpt, bqEE0ifed rom he b B. sS 4
sR1Ha3ine tender ler was 8IIed
IIlin the nigch desiEsd fpid. and .;blf
qneweled soup hpEle. were iised I'll
ea QMk 81 the ;hnll driDp1ng
peEsnjg2t lon dirt, 9Eaase
A'le snnA oQ the Fpbher cloves, f'i ley
tQ ilrQte themselves ron, con I:
'aslon "a hand pG homes and Aesh
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Raw material from Hawaii, includ-
Ing kiaKe beans. honey and wax, kulxui
nuts and tamarinds, is to be experi.
mefited with IN the East to ascertain
10 what extent they may be developed
intc products Of commercial value.
when Marshal Jerome j. Smiddy
went to Samoa In the stean1er Ventura
last July. he met Nome Ieaacs. presi;;
dent Of the Union caseine Company Of
Philadelphia and connected with At
least z6 different eastern concerns
which manufacture breakfast foods,
leather goods and sundry other ar
llcles which are IN daily use
Mr. Isaacs was on hts way TO Aus
fraIia and New Zealand in search OF
raw materials ne told the marshal
He declared that these raw materials
were not plentiful IN the states and
that Il was hts idea to search else.
where for them
As 4 result Of several conversations
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HOPE TOEINDCO COMMERCIAL uses
FOR KlJKUINUT SAND MAWE BEANS

between here. and Samoa, Marshal
SHliddy Is now preparing samples n
Hawaiian honey, kukui nuts from
windWard Oahu, and Hawe beans
which he win ship to Mr., Isaac;s labo.
ratories In Philadelphia. 81
Marshal Sn1iddy said today that the
kiaWe beans will be tested to find out
whether good grade Of alcohol may
be secured from them The kukui
nuts viii be given q thorough analysis
with view to determining the value
OF the oil, he added. The honey win
also be tested out. with . view to
opening = market qn. the mainland To-
Hawaiian honey. Il. Z. 81
The Inarslial is, a director of d local
honey manpfa turing eopcerp and SAID
today that the company puts out about
200 tons Of honey and wax each year.
but has been able to export alis al
Il since the war began. owing % Il
49, .f<s.. - : -. = -
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Find NOTE BOOK
Of a|A|E Of Grew
IN SUBMARINE
NO4nf formation About Cause Of
Accident Expected IN Relic
Picked Up IN F-4

Among other pathetic relics sfount
"a the interior OF the raised sIlbma
trine FL yesterday was d note bnos
Delenging 70 one Of the crew, II wa
ESNEnf 0Nsr ii he snsciAT naval Boar
IQE AnQlljFy tQ Qrae q naFk II tie Is
| tiQn Ahso hat IL contaipi
e PCT meaf Rphllc hut - ~
l,exfq not q have Any data (which
lef 8hEoK H;oEe lisht 0R tliA aecl
Easnk, a The ~ men are beiiexe5
q have disd very soon q 4 lss g
sacs ss '4ss ~ 81 IKE 1.',|, 4 : 8
81 z aphnese aal6Aaa fine Mlich salSl
M EenEs $50 Eonlh net have been
tai Asst aSsSsn Gssa q ,gi,s &.
Mfil,s 81 Asi1FpIs s1nneE,
5npfe " he sent ~ los nkelts 81
hHEiAl iP Nh aIIgjy. - Z ssh:
fzohL 81 lgl 8; top
Z aAay w BE lowered Into sleiE
y - : q Nh. ,fffGta sfl5s. = fSsys Is
,tl 1eillE a1oNIR ;m 81
fef Ton III
flla sct shft flle rener lhs board
IS aRqIllEy ei ~! llAia y M
nave been a i1 an the IS ,lKIlf
scQI1h klEaS
nontoo IS whicR asissd ia Il 5 s;s 'i1
la8t Aigh ne c0illd not believe ant
such EenQrt has heen .nia b. -, 81 80
p Assien any 5pse kof The e 3 loss.
cannes link any okfsf Soii Il Tor
fs99z m95 q q
seemed Into ne Al fb6 k;tyjns
Re saesl ~ ShlSfihe eas. qniskly sfSl
g isll ca5pss alEsf declared Il
! !||| I|||''| ! ! g.
EhlSl could Est tfe t8t eIies ~ ~
hat ID Sciissine this cqnH rue lion.
1f Hltt ma ripes e - As. not re feffi1S is
pc # 81 but 10 The tyne lof la,H sf.sas
"a Nts made clear BY the naval
otonx i Il q siy
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DIVIDENDS FDR
AUGUST EXCEED
SI,0O0,OOO MARK


Dividends amounting to more than
d miIItn dollars were paid cut during
ne month Of August By the various
|ossr stocks and stocks II CONNER.
0|1i and utilities corporations Of the
Islands which are listed on the local
stock ekchanEe The exact total paid
vas I.160 ,265. which exceeds BY
.f60.5ll. the dividends paid By the
same companies during the month Of
'nly q this year
The dividends were as follows. as
complied from the figures or the H0.
0oIr|p Stock q Bond Exchange sheet
|1f August 81:
Hsil1 $4,000; Paia. So 800: Ke.
|1It. 10000: Pioneer. $40. 900 Wal.
01a 1850 Hawaiian Commercial.
$500 900 Hon6mp, <tS.156 Hut6hin.
.11 $4,000; Paauhau. $4,000: Wal.
1I1 10000; Hawaiian Sugar Com.
|1ny. l46.Q00; O.. RI q Il. Company,
t<.5QQ| Fepeekeo, {11 $50: Waialua.
5000, Oahu Sugar Company, $50,
200; Qnomea f75 600: Hawaiian AEri..
<1Ilpte| fI1Q11oQ; Alexander & Bald
VIM SD 600, Hawaiian Electric com.
|1If, 10000; Eva, So. 500 G. Brew
g. y Cos <15,O00 Waimanalo. ST.
$40 Honolulu Brewing & Mating Com
|1II. /1l6C lnterIsland Steam Nayi-
||,'1u Company. &16,s75; Kahnkn.
$4,000; Hawaiian Pineapple Company,
||I,0 Honolulu Gas Company (pfd),
',o Honolulu Gas Company lcom).
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ilOol{)L gjl b 8 b ON
HAVE b 10 p0 zEN me- !.
LETTER n lAlG BOXES

81 According 70 Postnla ster: William =.
YoBng, the new stamp cancelling ma
chine s which y coming to TIE local af:
liients that hs hopes 30 carry out here
IL st.ss nersr future. ],
Dir. Young received word yesterday
that the ding machi1e had been
shipned, and with ita arFiyal hee ex.
poets TO greatly cilitate ahe woEk of
handling the mails, as the machine
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me Poftugi,sse Ter RsptiRtlsa
fo',n ,isred ION the ccast 3 Of Pprtsigai
nss,.s Ssbnn The snip VIII be 4 total
i I. Sui some ot the bis guns zero
e second paytnsnt ef tte Amsrtca1'
o,,,,, "a 100, eott rii on the stearner nacia.
ssissS 81 sthe .Erenei WAS uiaue q
shs stkte bepar Inent b. the Erensn
fS|SS4 - q y
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81 Suit fdr SID 900 against the Hunt.
er Arms CO, OF Fulton. N. u. was
started st Osweko, NJ. X, by Walter
Hensey Of New York, VINO claims that
he lost the amount when the com.
many refused to- sell him the plant IN
scc0rdance with ths agreement.
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Two men were killed and six IN
jured by an explosion at the Turtle
Greek, Pa. plant Of the WESTINGHOUSE
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BY AUTHORITY.
ELL no. les.

AN ORDINANCES TO AMEND oRDI
NANCE NO. IS OF THE CITY AMI
II COUNTY or HONOLULU. IN
Il TITLED AN ORDINANCE PRO
VlbfNG FOR TAKING MANAG
ING AND MAINTENANCE BY THE
CITY AND COUNTY or HONOLU.
u, OF TIE WATER WORKS AND
i SEWER WORKS or HONOLULU,
FOR THE ORGANIZATION or
THE SANE HR0VIDNG REGBI4A.
TONS ZOE THE MANAGING AND
i MA1NTENANcE or SAID WORKS,
4 AND PR0N1DING PENALTIES
/ FOR THE VIOLATION OF SUCH
REGULATIONS.
Be Il Ordained by the People Of the
City and County Of Honolulu:
SeGtion sscsiQn ? Qt CHAPTER Z, I
IQk nanee M: 65 o re GiLy and
IeonR Qt Honol gI, IS hsE4by emepd-
lsa e af ~ feeA q, ssss ~, - I
Ghs splits 5So6tfBl u iils b'atst nd
rS3t,l I,,,le III ~ HIt# - ~
~ e Z
s "a. =. s. !. 3, j.
ssss n SEs aSsss 3
ngRe. q sAe ~. ~ eRe sRlPsys Qs
IS - 4 e w y 3 Ssll 81 & sks
& ;. e /. 4 w. " IF ~
81 ~ Is. s ~. hS :, IS w.
z (. .,.!2
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j :, .ps Z, sag
IS {. st, 81 f
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= =. &. s. -. &.
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3 {. s.
u ~ 81 g ,,s,. 81 - Z ~
g e tol, ess;. S.. '....,.
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g p9lEssg
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Dy f11e &6oeIoi Manager. who shall 1
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Na =
pc at resolved ~ the Board Of Su.
pervisoEs Of the City and County al
Honolulu, ritoly of Hawaii, Ahat
The sum 81 Fourteen Hundred FIFTY
16llaIs 4 100 be and the same
are Hereby appropriated out Of the
Pernarient Improvement Fund Of the
Treasury Cor the following n,Irpese. 70
wit: 81 z s s. s ss 81 -
Gonstfucsion Il bridge 1t wailsle,
Kalihi Valley. 45p. 100.
Presented BY, u.s. ss
R0BERT N. sEalNGI
SuperYisor
Date Of Introduction: Honolulu,
August 81. 1916. b. B B. I
AT 4 regular adjourned meeting of
the Board 81 Supervisors of the Cit
and County Of Honolulu. held rties-
day, August 81 1915, the foregoing
Resolution was passed al First Read
ing and ordered to print on the fol
loving vote 81 said hoard s. 's,..,
Axes AHA Arnold, Hoiiinger, Hor.s
ner. Larsen. Logan Shingle. Total 4.
Noes None .aes=
b. BIjFFANDEAU,: IL
Deputy City and County Clerk. :
e267s Sept d -, b. s.s :.
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VESSELS HO AlaD
FROM THE ISL ANDS
Especial Wireless . Merchant,,
Esehanpe.) d IS
Msdnssday SET

kAaHULl r. sailed August %, s. s.
Renetia for San Diego. - n :
SAN FRANCISG0 Sailed August 81,
:. s. Manoa for Honolulu. ? -
SANSFRANClSC o. Sailed August ri
nolulu. 7 IS, IS SirsST
.JAPAN-Arrfyed August so. 8 gsfsisy
Of Hankow from Honolnlv A ~ rs 4. H.
JAPAN-ArriFed Angus g q Z z - e. 8 ro i
lena from; HoHol1l6 ~. y n a. !; 5,
b Radios qguist g. ~ =; $: :,
g. s, d. TtEBE 4.,,,,tt /. rive i've
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~ AUTHORITY.

WE STORE EVERYTHING.
LANES e. LOVE

Sealed tenders win Is received s.
TIE Beard pf HaEhor Commissioner
until 1900 p n. 81 Wednesday. Sep.
temher Is. 1915. Tor the cleaning and
painting Of galvanized iron roof, ridge
ron and CUTTERS. Pier No. 2 shed. 30.
noluln, II. III.
Blank forms Of proposal are % NE
in the office Of the Board 81 Hnrbor
Commissioners. Capitol Building Ho-
|noh{lIG 4sNsf4 - -. sslaF s9ssllEsi15 sIs1'ss
ks H6kFl II HsFb6r CdhSiiAsi5h.
s 6 i, ss S. ! ias EisAs q seisct any
! ikkLEs 4 oRBs
81 9s R9ass & ssFapE e0nnia-
i5oAolplp sspsenhar Ab15 a6 I
Sent 2. 81 s, 81 10, q, g and r.
i,aoe0skks Fol - ATk Rlsl : Astn
paopos S6I, q [3ERlALs Ill1
IS. q SUBJ vs.
pFo1osAls fdi 6slstieis slla suu.
pies WI Is EstsIftt II lie oIiies a
The 81 ~ fi1ftoF lomIhl - 5ners
+, 1 6d7a dsy. p56sSbsl s fsis.
, !. s. g eptDiqaq EponI
CHI lEQihn, 8oSf1 - Harbof Commits.
s'eneE4, HONOLULU, SEPT Z 1916;
FzsaL I'oN
i a0! ~ Noes
ssplssa 81 shs soata Ii 81
e 30E8 A. Purchase. buick Tour.
Rrsssntsd s..
BEN HoE.LlNdER
HePelplg, ksspst s. asls
Regular sdIa uf6sd meeting 81
ne RoaEQ of eiIpft: Riaots 81 The City
and County Of Honoiolt. fe|d TUESDAY.
august 19I5 ;, the fore going 8eso
luton US rksssd on First Rsf1liIk
. al.1 1.as e print 0n ths iolIpEine
z5s AHA Arnold. HoIllrker. Hor.
gee ,a LeFaA i. hiHslS ola
3. burr lEpEAi
Deppfv City ana County Clerk. b
Ialls esaAsa I!sl!sEs e about $500
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Date Of introduction: Honolulu
August 81, 1916. s II. 81
aEaoLyIios 10 az.

Belt Resolved by the hoard of SD.
peryisofs o. the City and County 81.
HonplNiu, Territory OF Hawaii. that
The sum IL One Thousand Dollars
l$10QD .l0l be and the same IS hereby
appropriated .Out of al moneys IL the
Sewer Works Fund sof the Treasury
Tor an arcount known as Maintenance
md Epkeep. -, s.. }ssIs 50, i: 81.
Presented by =, I t <t-s.., :, = s.
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'AEsoLUT Ioa 10 90 !.

So y" x5arFyf
/ be IT RESOLVED by the geafd 81 sa
perfisgrs, of The CITY salid County Of;
Honolulu. Territory ;Uf Hawai- that
the sum az Twelve Hundred and Fifty
Deilars q 1861 O} he and ths same as.
hereby appropriated out OF ali moneys
III the Water Works Fund of The Treas
pry for An account known as: Maintes1
nance and Dpkeep, "a ' !; / {; > -, = -.
- + W:LARsEN, 8
: + :..!as!:ss -~.1F Supervisor.
Honolulu, August =, I9t5 :: & & . ~.
: - = r.. ~ - 49, ~ j.; III :. 4
Approved this soth day Of august
: - 81 So go = ID! LANE; 4
Masot eit 50 % es- iIaaoliil
= : 4. al 81 "a =
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Date Of Iptfoduction, August IS, 1915

DEPUTY City ana County Clerk
Sept. i, d s. 6257.st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-11-01

Circuit Court OF the City of Alex
andria, Clerks office, October End,
1915.
Sylvia de Gubatta, Complainant,
VS.. IN CHANCERY.
Otmar Carl de Gubatta,, Defendant.
An affidavit having been duly made,
as required by law, that the defen-
dant is nonresident of the State
of Virginia, and that he cannot be
found within the jurisdiction of this
State, and the Sergeant having made
return upon the original process
issued herein that the defendant is
nonresident of his bailiwick, and
application having been duly made in
writing for an order of publication
against the defendant for Il divorce
a vinculo matrimonii upon the ground
Of deSertion for o period of more
than three years, and, also upon the
ground Of conviction of the defen-
dant of felony, and an order of pub
LEGATION having been duly granted by
the Clerk of said Court, it is there
fore ordered that said defendant do
appear here within fifteen days af-
ter due publication hereof to answer
the suit of complainant against the
defendant for divorce vinculo mat
rimonii upon the ground of desertion
for a period Of more than three years,
and, also upon the ground of convic-
ton of the defendant of felony, and
to do what may be necessary to pro-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-11-01
pensity to play upon the mouth or

pensity to play upon the mouth or
gan.
He alleges that sometimes she
talks for three hours without ceas-
ing. Corcoran, has begun suit for d.
vorce from his wife Lately Crocoran
was in the real estate business, and
he set forth in the complaint that
his better half often interfered with
sales. At tines, when he did not no
notice when the verbal out pouring be-
gan, Corcoran says his wife would fall
exhausted from the vocal exertion.
a man named Goesch is suing for
divorce in Chicago. He alleges that
his wife has always had a shreWisn
temper and that she is the most m
cessant nagger in the world. The bill
asserts that she used to sleep in the
daytime while he was at work al
the stockyards so she must be wide
awake and scold him all night. the
bill says that when Birdie Goesch,
q daughter, was married, Mrs. Goe-
sch told the bridegroom Immediately
after the ceremony that she had lock
ed his bride in a room and would moi
release her until he had administered
a thrashing to his new father-in-iaw-.
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In the Circuit Court Of the City of
Alexandria, Virginia, on thei4th day
of October. 1915.
Thomas jefferson Abrams, Com
plainant,
VS.. IN GHANCERY.
Florence Davis Abrams, Defendant
An affidavit having been duly made
as required by law, that the defen-
dant is a nonresident of the State
of Virginia, and that she cannot be
found within the jurisdiction Of this
State, and the sergeant having made
a return upon the original process or
summons issued herein that the de-
PENDANT is nonresident of his BALL
wick, and application having been
duly made in writing before the Clerk
for an order Of publication against
the said defendant to appear and an
swer a bill in chancery filed by the
complainant against the defendant
for an absolute divorce on the ground
of wilful and voluntary desertion and
abandonment for more than three
years prior to institution of this
suit and an order Of publication hav-
ing been duly granted by said Clerk
it is therefore ordered that the said
defendant do appear here within 10
days after due publication hereof to
answer the suit Of complainant against
the defendant for an absolute dl-
vorcc on the grounds Of wilful and
voluntary desertion and abandonment
for more than three years prior to the
institution or this suit and do what
may be necessary to protect her IN
terest in this suit. And it is further
ordered that copy of this order be
published once week for four sue
cessive weeks in the Alexandria
Gazette newspaper published N
Alexandria City, Virginia, and that
copy be sent by registered mail by
the Clerk of this court to the last
known place of address. residence and
abode of defendant, to-wit: Cham
plain Court between Champaign stree;
and Ontario Road, n. w., Washing
ton, d. c., as stated in the applica-
ton for this order Of publication
which shall be certified by the CLERK
of this court. and that copy be
ostcd at the front door Of the court
house Of this city on or before the
next rule day of this court
A Copy Tcste:
NEWELL S. GREENAWAY, Clerk.
Robinson Moncure, p. u.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-11-01
NOVEL CAUSES
FOR DIVORCE

Many charges and counter charges
arc brought to the divorce mill IN
these days:
John F. Suits has filed suit for di
vorce IN the Circuit Court of Chicago
because, as he says. Mrs. Suits is
too beautiful to be the wife OF saia-
ried clerk, and that is what Suits is.
Suits has conc to realize, ne says,
after ten years Of hard efforts to sup
port an extremely beautiful woman
in the Correct setting" that it cam
not be done on S100 month. Mrs.
Suits made up her mind on that score
two years ago, when she left her hus-
band and decided 70 support herself
on her musical talents. Suits strug
gled for two years to get enough
money to entice his beautiful wife
back again. And now come the di-
vorcc, proceedings.
The poor drug clerk was forced to
realize that his salary was insufficient
to support his charming wife in the
way she deserved He knew $1,000 a
year was not enough to put his wife
in the circles Of society where her
beauty warranted. so he finally MADE
up his mind not to be drag to her
any, iorrar He 6ariTIpH To GET 2 Ci-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-11-01
LEGAL NOTICES

IN the Clerks Office of the Cor
ration Court of the City OF Alex
3ndria. on the 18th day OF OCTOBER
1915. liz which
sues, etc. -, cr1,NrEpy
The unknown heirs OF Richard
MEMO: The object of this suit is
"a subject the following property IN
The City of Alexandria, namely, LOT
If Ground beginning on the Norcn
side of Queen Street, fifty SIX (5o'
foot west of Water Street; thence
west on Queen Street, eighteen lo)
Feet. thence north parallel with Wa
Ter Street, fifty-eight (58) feet, i've
and one-fourth 6 1-4) inches more or
less to the middle of an alley, thence
east parallel with Queen Street, elgh.
teen (1S) feet; thence south fifty
eipht (5s) feet five and one-fourtn
Is LAY inches to the beginning; with
the right of way over the said alley;
70 the payment of the lien of theCity
Council of Alexandria thereon for
axes, and all other claims that may
be due from the estate Of Richard
Johnson, and his sister and sole heir
at law. Harriott Johnson, deceased,
It appearing by an affidavit filed in
this cause that the defendants, the
heirs of Harriott Johnson, deceased
sole heirs at law of Richard johnson,
deceased, are unknown. It. is Or
dered, That said defendants appear
here within fifteen days after due
publication of this order, and &c
what is necessary to protect Their
interests in this suit. and
that a copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in the Alexandria Gazette {
| newspaper published in the City Of
Alexandria, once week for four sue
cessive weeks, and posted at the from
door of the Court House of this city
A copy-Teste
NEWELL S. GREENAWAF, Clerl
Samuel G.. Brent P. Q.