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Series of
Nine Game s

Cincinnati, Ohio, Sept. 8.-August
Hermann, chairman of the national
baseball commission, said he is con-
fident the National and American
league club owners will vote in favor
of nine-game world series. The COM
missions bulletin announces the con-
tending clubs will turn over to the two
leagues, rs per cent of their part of
the receipts of the eighth and ninth
games, if they are played. That, it
is held, ought to still the cry of com
mercialism.
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Balk Saves the Bacon
for American Giants

American Giant Park, Sept. T.
With two outs and man on third,
Pitcher Ragland of the A. b. C.'s of
indianapolis made a balk in the thir-
teenth inning, forcing in the run that
spelled victory for the American Gil
ants. The Giants started off to make
a run away game of it, but the A. B.
C.s kept plugging away and tied the
score in the sixth. The Giants came
back with what looked to be the knock
out blow in the eighth. The A. b. C.'s
went 20 the bat three runs to the bad
in their half Of che ninth and took the
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berg TO Weaver to Kerr to Z. Collins.
1t will be observed in the instance
of the Boston club that Felsch played
no favorites. His accurate throws cut
down opponents at first, second and
third bases and at the plate. He APP
pears to qualify as an all-around free.
and-easy eXterminator.
There is nothing weak about the
arms of Joe Jackson and Memo Lei.
bold and Jawn Collins, but Felsch's
extraordinary skill rather sets his
associates in the shade.
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Cubans Beat
Minor Leaguers

Peoria lost its first transforming
game to the Cuban Stars yesterday at
Logan Square, to s. Young threw
away the game in the ninth when he
passed three men and was hit safely
three times for four runs. RUDE Ehr-
hardt was also at fault in the eighth,
when he stuck one over for Pedrose,
who shot the ball over the right fence
for homer. Neis for Peoria accumu-
lated three hits the first being homer
and the two others triples. Score:
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Joliet Loses
to Bloomington

Joliet, ILL.,, Sept. = tSpecial.) =
Tuck Turner, who joins the Cubs next
season, checked Joliet today, while
Bloomington was scoring freely, win
ming to 9 Joliet scored in the ninth
with home runs by Bermete and ia
cobs. Score:
Bloom'ton o o 2 l o 2 0 OF IL 0
Joliet 30 90 0 1000 p 10
Batteries-Turner and Dunn; Mid
dleton and Jacobs.
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Baseball Players Must
Pay Income Tax in
New York State

Albany, N. Y, Sept. professional
baseball players and umpires, no mat
ter what their club affiliations may be,
who participate in games played in
New York state this year, will be sub
ject to the provisions of New York's
new income tax law, Comptroller Eu-
gene NJ. Travis ruled today.
This means, it was explained at the
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Walter Ball Beaten by
Errors of Teammates

Albany Park, SPIT. Although
Walter Ball was on the slab hurting
in good style, the Chicago Giants took
a trimming from the Albany park nine
by the score of to 2. Errors by
Jennings and Jeffries in the first after
two were out, counted for three of the
four runs made by Albany park Sen
sational fielding by Sullivan who cut
off two Giant runs at the plate.
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New Record in the
American League

During the off-days an able statisti-
clan sat down and figured out new
record in the American league, the
same being set by Hap Felsch, than
whom there is no whomer in center
field. This worthy has started fourteen
double plays this year and besides that
initiated triple slaughter. The old
mark was made by Bert Shotton when
he was a member of the Browns back
in 1913. Now he is with the Car
dinals.
The feet-footed Felsch has found
the Red SoX the easiest people to dou-
BILE en- route. Six times his strong
right arm has passed the baseball to
associates who tagged a red-legged
person as he tried to skid into a base.
Cleveland was next easiest, falling
victim four times.
The casting of Mr.. Felsch may
prove material factor in the worlds
series. Possibly the Reds, not being
aware of his prowess, will attempt to
go from hither to yon and will be
eliminated at some critical period of a
contest. Then again his reputation
may precede him, all of which will
contribute to the success of the ala
baster hose.
Triple Play Made Against Washington
Here is a record of Felsch's achieve
ments in the double and triple play
line:
Double Plays
Against Boston-6-Felsch to Gan
dill, Felsch to f. Collins, Felsch to
Schalk, Felsch to Lynn, Felsch 10
Weaver, Felsch to Risberg to Gandil.
Against Cleveland A = Felsch to
Gandil, Felsch to Weaver, Felsch to
Schalk (2).
Against Detroit-2-Felsch TO T..
Collins, Felsch to Gandil.
Against st. Louis = 1 = Felsch TO
Gandil.
Against Washington-f-Felsch TO
Lynn.
Triple Play
Against Washington-Felsch to Ris-
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field in the last half of the ninth with
a one run lead. The Giants tied the
score in the last half and it was nip
and tuck until the thirteenth. The
batting of Houston and Day of the
A. b. C.'s and the home runs of
Charleston and Torrenti were features
of the game. Score:
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Union Giants Lose

Gary, Ind, Sept. White Eagles
beat Union Giants, II to 4, in a ball
game full of hits and errors. Score:
White Ell 3 90 8 0 Ill IL 5
U. Giants.O 0 1000 8 o. 76
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Southern Pennant
Won by Atlanta

Atlanta, Ca, Sept. 7.-(Special)-
After a most prosperous comeback,
the nineteenth annual campaign of the
Southern league ended today with At
lanta the CHAMPIONS: Standing:
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Eaton Bike Champion

Newark, N. j., Sept. 8.-Raymond
Eaton of Newark ran up enough points
to clinch his claim to the professional
bicycle championship of America when
he defeated Frank Kramer in the
semi-fnal of the fve-mile title race
and finished second to Eddie Madden
in the final of the two-mile race.
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By Jim Vance

as American players, conquerors in
the A. f. +. tournaments abroad.
Thus Johnston's victory stamps him
unquestionably as the best tennis
player competing in the game in any
part of the world this year.
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Error-B. Williams. Two base hit
Cams. Three base hits = Moore,
Lynch, w. Francis. Home runs-Tor-
rienti, Charleston. Struck out-By
johnson, 4, by Williams, /; by Brown,
2; by Holland 4; by Raglan, a.
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American League
Secrets Are Barred

New York, Sept. Efforts to ascer-
tain whether Ban Johnson, president
of the American league, knew that
Pitcher Carl Mays had been traded by
the Boston club to New York, when he
ordered his suspension as "disciplin-
airy action" failed at yesterdays hear
ing before trial of the New York clubs
suit against Johnson for damages al
legged to have been suffered because of
the Mays order.
The hearing began after a number
of postponements before George J.
Gillespie, referee, and will be contin-
ued on Sept. II, to which date adj
journment was taken. Colonel Jacob
Rupert and Colonel T. L. Huston of
the New York club attended the ex-
animation of Johnson.
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Albany Park. IS 0 0 0 0 o 0 a
Giants ......O 900 90 IL
Errors -Fleming, Cerny, Jennings,
Jeffreys. Two-base hit-kearns. Bases
on balls-Of Lafferty, /; off Ball, 6.
Struck out-By Lafferty. 7; by Ball, s.
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Peoria III U y y 10
Errors-Jiminez, Ehrhardt. Two
base hits-Ehrhardt, Pedroso. Three
base hits-Baro, Neis (2), Portuondo.
Home runs-Neis, Pedroso. Bases on
balls-Off Dolosa, 1; off Ehrhardt, 2;
off Young, 8. Struck out-By Junco,
1; by Ehrhardt, 3.
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Sox on Way East
for Last Swing With
u Game Lead

Gleason's pennant bidders hit the
long trail for the east after Sundays
big game, in which the locals cleaned
up their nearest rivals, a TO 3, and
practically dismissed any further
hopes the Indians might have enter
tanned of supplanting the White Sox.
The south siders now possess a sat
lsfactory lead of seven and half
games over Cleveland and half game
more over Detroit, a handicap that it
seems impossible for either of the
fresh water clubs to overcome.
The final game here was in the na-
ture of an ovation, 1000 bugs crowd
ing into the spacious ballyard and be-
ing forced to overflow into the field,
the first time this year that has hap
pened. The tale of the game was
largely the defeat of Stanley Covales-
kie, who was shot to the coop after
two rounds fattmepted finging.
$4,000 Fans See Three Games.
Estimates on the size of the throngs
that attended the Cleveland Chicago
series place the number of fans who
clicked the turnsties at Sox park at
$4,000. The American league has a
rule that official attendance figures
shall not be announced, hence this is
nothing but guess work.
The Sunday gathering was so great
ropes had to be stretched. The capa-
city of the park is more than 10000,
hence it is safe to say that the Glea-
sons victory was witnessed by $4,000
people. Saturday there was a crowd
of about $4,000 out and on Friday,
ladies' day, fully $4,000 watched play.
Should Return Home Winners.
Since the Sox need but eleven more
victories to clinch the bag, the team
should come home from its eastern
swing that starts tomorrow, with the
pennant in its hip pocket. Gleason's
men tackle three second division teams
and the fourth place Yankees.
Following is the schedule:
Sept. 8, 10, II, at Washington.
Sept. II, 10, Is, at Philadelphia.
Sept. IS, II, IS, at New York.
Sept. 10, 20, %, at Boston.
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her indemnity; how the Mexican
problem will be solved; what the mat
ter is with Japan; how to settle the
Irish question, and how many games
il will take TO win the world series.
When | want to acquire an education
in any subject just get busy in the
smoking compartment, and in almost
no time l exhaust the entire avail
able stock of human transformation.
By the way, the B. e. o. is famous
for its beef steak and onions-hence
its name. Hoping one of these OBJ
servations will make a hit, | am
headed toward first base.
The prohibitionists are now like
their favorite beyerage-neither has
any kick coming.
"You can't make love and drive a
~~car at the same time" declares Cor
oner Hoffman.
The absence of the President from
the White House for month will not
disturb the servants. They are &C
customed to running things in the
absence of the family.
It's all right to talk about miracle
men in baseball, but the real miracles
are pulled off in the beauty league,
primping parlors, the place of second
division maid is made over into a
pennant winner. And as soon as she
gets the pennant its only couple
OF s4s06atAs- before she cops the. soil
tary; yes, yes, indeed, the lotion
league is where they stretch single
gal into double ring ceremony
Wren comes in with skin as tough as
a Hyde and goes out with a Jekyll
complexion. Don't tell us. The mira
Giles are performed on the diamond.
Like this: Guy sees girl with COM
plexion ike a rose and picks it. Rose
may fade after it is picked, but the
rose should worry then. Once it's in
the marriage league it's too late to.
90 back to the bushes. They use
sticks just like any baseball game.
Lip sticks is its name-it can make
girl with a mouth like a cannon
resemble a kiss me queen.
One of the strangest condolences
have ever heard was soft drinks. dou
bling at the same time the country
went dry.
The President said he would rather
be right than armed, but would he
rather be right than President?
/. Woody can't see how the League of
Nations can lose. Cleveland still
thinks it will win the American
league pennant
Latest song; "Oh, What Will the
Harvest Be- sung by g. Hermann
and C. A. Comiskey.
Time. 2:55 p. m, Sunday, Septem-
Der 7. 1919. Place, American Giants
Park. Speaker, ex.-A. E. F. member:
"Them French peacherinos used to
wink the eye and shimmy with one
shoulder and chirp to me, 'Oh, you
Sammy" and | used to salute and
say, ooh, you babee" (glancing over
his shoulder and sees wife approach
ng). "but if any of them begins get
ting frisky | am drawing up in my
khaki shell and | say, "As you were,
Frenchie. as you were They didn't
know. maybe what | meant, but they
could tell by the iron ring in my voice
that it wasn't nothing good to eat or
The walking in the moonlight by the
ARgoHne."
Wi,b the President opening his tour
in Columbus and the Cincinnati Reds
winning the National pennant, ONO
feels like the proud father of twins
Cooks like the twins are IN for
trimming, one on his present tour ana
Che other in the October classics.
And Won always get full measure
wheo Won 90 after a peck of trouble
headline. "Alexander and Rillifer
pin e.. tho Reds to Win Worlds
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And YOU always get full measure
when YOU 90 after a peck of trouble
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Headline Alexander and Killifer
PUN for the Reds to Win Worlds
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vancouver. Canada. Yepv 4'hey are I
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Johnson Owns Cleveland Stock

johnson admitted that he issued the
order suspending Mays two days after
the New York club had acquired the
pitcher, adding that he notified Mr..
Barrow, manager of the Boston club. "
Questions as to when Johnson first
learned that other clubs were dicker-
ing for Mays We're successfully OBJ
jected to by Johnson's counsel.
Efforts to introduce the constitution
of the Cleveland baseball club, of
which Johnson is a stakeholder, met
with successful opposition. Johnson
testified that the Cleveland club was
capitalized at $500,000 and now had a
bonded Indebtedness of 100000. In
the spring of 1916, he said, when the
club was taken over from five bankers
in Cleveland, the club owed the league
$4,000. johnson said he at that time
put up 100000 in cash and got
$4,000 in stock from the club and a
like amount of James Dunn's stock.
He added that he now holds $4,000
Cleveland club stock.
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League Control at Stake

Control of the American league is
said to depend on the result of john
sons trial, and the hearing yesterday
was regarded as the opening gun in
the battle for supremacy between club
owners and Johnson, who testified that
he has been head of the league for
eighteen years.
johnson was asked more than one
hundred questions touching on his
knowledge of Mays conduct while
with the Boston club and the action
johnson took regarding it. His first
knowledge of Mays "desertion of the
Boston club" was a verbal report by
the umpire, he said. He said that he
waited for the Boston club to suspend
Mays "as primary jurisdiction was
vested in the local club" but stated
that he had no intention at that time
of suspending Mays if Boston did not
do so.
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~ aral nor ns pys a 0adsy sodeFs
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with the President opening his tour
in Columbus and the Cincinnati Reds
winaiyp the National pennant, Ohio
feels like the proud father of twins.
Cooks like the twins are in for a
trimming, one on his present tour and
she o.ber in the October classics.
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The absence of the President from
the White House for a month will not
disturb the servants. They are ac-
customed to running things in the
absence of the family.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-07
TRAIN HITS TRUCK
White Man And Negro Struck Near
Seafcrd, Delaware +,

Seaford, Del. Aug. 6-Two were
killed. white man and negro,
and two injured, also white man
and negro. at the crossing in front
of Colonel James J. Ross home, one
mile from Seaford, Tuesday morn
ing. when southbound passenger
train struck truck belonging to
Colonel Ross, in which were riding
Edgar Wiley, white; Albert Hous-
ton and George cannon, colored, all
employees of Colonel Ross.
A storm was brewing at the time
and Huston, VII; was driving, failed
to hear the train. The train struck
the truck, wrecking it and killing
Wiley and Cannon outright. ~-Hous-
ton was severely injured, but his
wounds will not prove fatal. Engi-
secr Galloway, of the passenger
train, was cut by flying glass, but
not seriously hurt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-07
CITY TAXES 1919.
Collectors Office August 5, 1919.

Collectors Office August 5, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that I am
low prepared to receive the City
Taxes for the year 1919.
The City Council has extended tn?
li:l.it in which all persons who pay
.lisir taxes for 1919 in full shall re-
ce!ve a discount Of five Is per cent? if
paid prior to September l, 1919.
I would urge tax payers net to de-
lay payment of their bills 10 the very
last days, as Council has allowed
ample time, and no discount will be
allowed after August 81. 1919.
Bring a list to make sure you get
bills fer all your property, as ! will
not be responsible or allow the dis
count after the time fixed by City
Council. -
,.<,s P. F. sGoRMAN,
5-s-11-1s-25 City Tax collec:of.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-07
IN THE CORPORATION COURT OF
THE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA, "a.

William E. Fowler G. Co., a Cor
poration. incorporated, and doing
business under the laws of the State
Of Delaware, complainant vs.. Rose
mont Development Co., Incorporated,
defendant. In Chancery.
|. To the Rosemont Development Co.,
Incorporated and the General Credi-
tors of the said Rosemont Develop
merit Co., incorporated.
TAKE NOTICE.
That l have fixed upon Saturday,
August %, 1919, at my Office, 123
South Royal Street, Alexandria, Vir-
.;nia. at ten o'clock, A. NJ. as the
tine and place where l will proceed
10 execute the decree enterd in this
cause on the 23rd day of July, 1919,
wherein l am directed to ascertain
md report as follows:
1-Of what estate, real, persona!
ard mixed, of which the said Rose
.nont Development Co., Incorporated,
!, Corporation, is possessed and en-
tied, and what are the liens and
lriorities of the same against said
property;
2-The amounts of the debts cue
~ the said defendant, to whom due
ard the priorities Of the same;
3-Whether or not it will be neces-
sary to have sale Of the property
Ct the defendant in order to satisfy
the claims against the said defend
cnt.
4--W7hether the rights Of any per-
ons will be violated by such sale
ANY other matter or thing any
2arty in interest may require or to
he said Special Commissioner may
.ecm pertinent.
All persons interested in said estate
arc hereby cited to attend at said
time and place and protect their re'-
spective interests.
Given under my hand this LIST day
f August, 1919.
CHARLES HENRY SMITH.
.,n&-ISc Special Commissioner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-07
No More E q IS

CT nice, after you use RAT-SNAH
IS a sure rodent killer. Try Pkg
a:.d prove it. Rats killed with Rat
SNAP leave no smell. Cats or dog
went touch it. Guaranteed.
Csc size q cal:e) enough for Pantry
Kitchen or Cellar.
sec size e cakes for Chicken
House, cocps, or small buildings.
SLIGO size 6 eakes) enough for a!
farm and ut-buildings, storage bail
ingz, or factory buildings.
Sold and Guaranteed by K. =
Knight and Son, Alexandria; Manli!n'
Stcrc, Falls Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-07
VIRGINIA VETS WIN
Temperance Advocates Not Sure OF
Having Saved Legislature

Having SaTcd Legislature
Richmond, Va, Aug. Late
returns from Tuesdays primaries to
nominate legislative candidates show
a large number of men favoring
the abolition of the State prohibition
department to be winners.
The temperance forces were de-
featcd in several of their strong
holds. Just whether the anti pro-
hihition department forces will have
a majority in both branches of the
legislature is not yet known, as the
results are in doubt in several
places. but indications are that the
temperance advocates have lost con-
troll of a number OF the most I'M
portant districts in the State.
Warrenton, Va, Aug. Com
rlate returns from the primary
election of Tuesday give William
Horgan 263 majority over Major K:
A. Mcintyre for Ccmmonwealth's
attorney for the State Senate, Capt
]. Brad Beverly also received a
plurality of approximately 26O over
Lucien Keith and F. E. Bowman
This represents the State senatorial
district of Loudoun and Fauquler
counties. Keith is the present rep
rcscntative in the State Senate, and
his defeat came as a great surprise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-07
LEGAL NOTICES

VIRGINIA. f ~ Il
In the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court of the City of Alexandria, on
the 1st day of August, 1919.
Madeline A. McKelligon, complain
ant VS.. Maurice I. McKeHigon, de-
PENDANT. In Chancery.
MEMO.
The object of this suit is to an
nul the marriage of Madeline A. Nc
Religion to Maurice |. McKelligon
the parties to this suit, and for gen.
eral relief.
II appearing by an affidavit filed in
this cause that the defendant Maurice
I. McKelligon is nonresident Of
this State: It Is Ordered, That said
defendant appear here within fifteen
days after due publication of this or
der land do what is necessary to pro-
tect his interest in this suit.
Charles r. Morganston, Jr, P. @.
A Copy Teste.
NEWELL S. GREENAWAY.
iS4-4wc Clerk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-07
: CENT FARES CAUSES RIOT

Muskegon, Mich, Aug. 7.-All
street car traffic was suspended here
Yesterday as the result of disorders
beginning late last night and contin-
uing until daybreak following re-
fusal of passengers to pay I cent
fare.
A mob of several hundred persons
attacked street cars during the
night. burning two of them and
timing over score of others. Sew
cral rioters were injured when the
police, traction employees and spccia!
deputies dispersed the mob.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-07
GOLD BRICK SWINDLE
Chester Man Parts With Good Bank
Notes Expecting to Get $1,000

Chester, Pa. Aug. Michael
Kobyfnayk, a downtown grocer, is
mourning the disappearance of 5000.
all in new $50 bank notes, which Kob-
yllnyk handed over to a couple of his
fellow countrymen Tuesday in order
to get $1,000 in gold. When the men
and the gold failed to put in an ap-
pearance on scheduled time Kobylmyk
became worried, but he waited until
this morning to COMPLAIN to the police.
"Flimflam,' calculated Detective
McNeal, to whom Kobylmyk told his
tale of woe, imploring help to get liz
money back.
A couple of slick strangers called on
Kobyimyk few days ago and began
TO bargain to buy his grocery store,
offering good price for the business.
Yesterday they called to complete
negotiations, but neither Of the pros
pective buyers had much money.
Another man was introduced to Kn-
',ylmyk, and while the third man did
lot have much ready money, he pro-
iuced several squares of yellow mctal
which looked to Kcbylnlyk like the
zeal goods.
otis gold" said one of the men il
i whisper to Kobylmyk, "and he
knows where he can get lot more Of
t. T. you want him TO he will get
you $1,000 worth and all it will cost
you is 5000.
All three men left to get the gold.
taking KobFynlyk's 5000 with them.
They have not returned 20 complete
me purchase of the grocery business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-07
SAYS VA. DIVORCE is
NO GOOD IN DISTRICT

Attacking the validity of a void
decree, Hilton Jones has filed suit
for custody Of his child, seven year
old Lillian Jones, Vic is now held
by the mother, Bertha Jones. Jones
IL his petition asserts his wife is not
a fit person to care for his child.
He says that the absolute divorce
decree issued b. Il Virginia court to
his wife last May is null and void
because his wife is resident Of the
District. He is represented by At
torncys King, Simon & Young.