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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-04-18
TIP TOR NEWS NOTES.

tt Top, April lG.-Miss Maggie
t".Giii, VIE of Noah Sturgill, who
I .r!""erly had lived with her mother,
.irs. Leonard, OF Mud Fork, died at
ne southwestern State hospital at
A!alron ON the 18th and her body was
"roIeht to l'p Top on the 10th inst,
ana conveyed to tho Bowman ccmo-
cry, where IL WAS buried. Mrs. Star
l,iil had been IN poor health for n
-ong TIME. 'rhc was adJuugcd insane
about u year ago, and sent to the hos.
p't"i at Marion, whcrc size died ns
ztUtcu.
: Waiter Edward, the eight months
oM little child of John and Gallo
bowman, died n few days since and
was buried at the cemetery near Tip
rop Rev. Ii. W. Troy held the fu-
neral ana BURIAL services.
Charles kiusers wife ,,na t.,krn
% the B!urii,id Sani;nriu.n few
; days ago by DR.. l'yott, the family
physician and maybe suffering from
''SNPi'E sitNIicSS.
School ut TIP closed last Friday
Miss Pugh, of Grnyson county, the
Jlncipai, will leave Tor ncr home to-
""y; Miss Belle Eascrly. the otnei
.e"'ncr, whose home ~ III l.ichlnona.
".n not go home for few days.
Mr.. Cuminlns, VINO has lived with
ms family AT his Brothers, Mat Cum
mmS place, west Of Tip Top, ~ re-
moving his household effects. MIR.
ana MRS. Cummins had son nnd 4,
son-in-law in the a. l.. f., who arc
now Mt II port in the u. s., inving ar
rived from overseas recently.
John Saunders, who is in the vet
Urinary corps of the U. S. A., writes
he is or wns on the Mediterranean
coast on the Italian border in Mnrch
on II Today furlough. Said he wns
seeing some beautiful sights of that
great country and would go back to
the 8Oth division and expected to sail
for home about May lst.
Many of the soldier boys of our
community have returned to then,
homes and friends lately. Tom Ep-
persons sons of Mud Fork; Dun Bo-
mans two sons, Of head OF Horse
pen; also Lee Bowman; one or two of
Clovis Sluss' boys; some of the Lam
bert boys. They are fine looking
lot of heroes, ind have many won
dcrful things TO relate. S.
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Respectfully,
j. POWELL ROYALL, Chm
NEWS OF TANNERSyILLE.

Miss Naomie Lee Patterson's school
in Little Valley closed April 4th with
an interesting entertainment. The
program was fine and the children ac-
quilted themselves in manner that
did credit to themselves and showed
the care and training of careful and
pninstaking teacher. Supt. A. S.
Greever and ]. B. Crabtree were pre-
sent and both made interesting and
instructive talks. Miss Patterson left
for her home in Pulaski Wednesday.
The school at Valley View, taught
by Miss Grace Inez Rimer, closed
Friday with an entertainment. The
program was carefully arranged to
suit tht occasion. The recitations,
dialogues, plays, and monologues vert
all humorous and Entertaining. The
pupils acquitted themselves before n
packed houst in manner that was n
credit to themselves and tht ttacher.
They all were agre and enthusiastic
to do their best. Non partisan critics
pronounced the monologue of Misses
Rimmer, Grogg and Taylor, as extra
ordinary for amateurs in elocution
Miss Rimmer left for her home at
Richlands Saturday. Both Miss Pat
terson and Miss Rimmer were enthu-
siasti cteachers and with the support
of the patrons their schools were sue
cessful. They were each an acquisi-
zion to the social circles of this COM
munity.
Miss Eva Neel, of Paint Lick, has
been the guest of Mrs. j. W. Neel al
this place for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Rimmer, Of
Richlands, and Wiley and Lucille Rim
mer, came over Friday for the clos.
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FIFTH LOAN AT
GOOD INTEREST
& A%S Per Cent. Interest on the
"onds Of Victory Issue-Sec-
retary Glass Announces the
Drive to Begin April 21.

washington. April 13.-Secretarv
G'ass announced that the Victory Lin.
orty Loan, The drive for which vii,
oeElh april 2l, will be for $1,000.
ooO,OOO and TINT the issue will tnke
Tie form of IH per cent three or
'our year convertible god notes. Thev
VIII be exempt from state and loca,
taxes, except estate md inheritance
taxes, ma from normal Fedora, In
come taxes.
In making known the size of tho
SSne and It's form Secretary Glass
announced Ihat this would he the Inst
81 Tie S"ilca of five Liberty Loans.
HohleH TO paJ 'he coat " ,he war.
AiLh"uGh NJ the remaining wny
n'iis are presented said Mr.. Class.
al ms formal announcement, "fartb-
o. borrowing must no done, 1 antici-
pate that the requirements of tho
Government, in excess Of tho amount
- tH's and other income ,.,u, in
''"W 10 he de,.e.ih,ng scale of OK
p'"d.tnres. bc readily nnunccd y. tho
MHne oi T'cnaNi, certificates from
cine to time ms heretofore, which
may he ultimately refunded by the is
sue oi notes or bonds without the aid
n' another great cnmpnign."
Mr.. Glass nnnouced several nipi,.s
ngo that New York Federal Reserve
Banking district would bc asked to
a'8c 10 per cent of the new Victory
issue, As the limit of the issue has
been fixed at So 50O,00O,O0O, it is
the hope of Treasury officials TINT not
less than 81 $l,350,000, 900 worth of tho
new Liberty issue will be noutcd thru
New York Federal Reserve district.
OF nearly onc-third Of the whole loan.
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NEWS OF SHAWVERS MILL.

Shawvers Mills, April Ii, - The
farmers are very busy sowing oats
and planting POTATOES and everything
iooks prosperous.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harve Sanders and
children, of Tazewell, were the guests
of Mrs. Sanders parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Grayson Compton Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Shannon and
children, of Cove Greek, and Mrs. II.
P. Boiling and son, andrew, Of Wolfa
Creek, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Crabtree Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. w. Dillon and chill
dren and Miss Bell Easterly, of Tip
Top, and Miss Bessie Leffel, of this
place, were the guests of Miss Ada
Lcffel Sunday.
Mrs. Fl. f. Hancock, of Hunting
ton, w. Va, has been visiting hen
father, j. 3. Tost.
The many friends of Mr.. &. W
Walker are glad to know that he is
improving.
| Misses Roxic and Dot Neal are
spending few days with their broth.
er, Mr.. Andy Neal, of Biucheld.
| John w. Kidd is spending few
days with his family at this place.
| Mrs. John Bowser and Mr. Jacl
I Moore, of Tazcwell, were the gucsti
of Mr.. and Mrs: II. j. Neal Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Lcffel and Mr.
and Mrs. w. G. Leffel and childrel
we're the guests Of Nj. ana Mrs. j. K
Yost Sunday.
Miss Winnie Leffel is visiting he
uncle, and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs S. a
Leffel Of Blue.ield.
Mrs. p. G. Igo and Mrs. B. p. I.ef
; fel are on the sick lists.
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275,OOO MEN PER MONTH.

American troops to the number of
275,000 are returning from Europe
during the present month, Secretary
Baker has stated. In May, he added,
the number will fall to 250,000 be-
caus of lack of transports, but in
June the number will be maintained
as the monthly rate until all of the
100000 men still over there are
returned.
The Secretary said if any ag' ee-
nent should be reached by which the
American troops would participate in
he defense of the Rhine Indefinitely
undoubtedly the only solGfcrs used
would be those who volunteered for
such service. Mr.. Baker said he was
in France to participates in the work
the American liquidation commit
tee, He expects to go 10 Coblenz and
,;e former fighting frolpt with Cen
cral Pershing and to return to the
United States within ten. days.
The Secretary of War declared on
decision had yc been reached as to
what disposition would be made Of
the docks, warehouses, and other per-
manent improvements constructed in
France by the United States Cover IL
ment. He said large quantities oi
captured guns and other war mater
ial would be taken TO the gJu.tct
States as trophies. Much Americai
heavy artillery equipment will We .c
turned to the United States.
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ing exercises of Miss Runners school
and were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
l. L. Patrick Friday night. Mrs. Rim
mer taught school here several years
ago and her many friends are always
glad to see her.
Miss Barbara Sheets, of Wittcn's
Valley, las been the guest of friends
and relatives here for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Patrick and the
children, OF Broadford, Mrs. w. r.
Patrick and children and W. S. Pat
rick, of North Holston, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. l. l.. Patrick Sun
day.
MIR. and Mrs. G. A. French were
guests of MIR. and Mrs. j. IL. Patrick
Sunday.
W. &. Hit attended the big centen-
ial Methodist meeting in Bristol last
Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. C. II. Keister have
received the pleasing intelligence that
their sons, o. II. and d.. C. Keistcr,
have arrived on this side of the At
lantic and are expecting their dis
charges soon. Their other son, Roy
H., is still in France, and is not ex-
pecting to be released for several
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. L. Patrick enter
tanned the young folks with II social
party Friday night. They enjoyed the
dancing and colonial plays until =
late hour in the night.
Mr.. Bluford Abel, who is the old
est man in this section, possibly the
oldest in the county, having passed
his 98th birthday, has been quite ill
here ut the home Of his son, Tazewell
Abel, VINO has passed his 18th birth
day.
Mr.. Abel migrated to Virginia from
North Carolina nearly fifty years ago.
He is an old confederate soldier. The
changes in the country since he was
oora have been many; the realities
of today were not dreamed of then,
and one who would have predicted the
changes he has seen and inventions
would have been called crazy OF an
idle dreamer
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the Presbytcrians and the Methodists
are planning q nationwide campaign
to do away entirely with tobacco. This
will certainly accomplish this pur-
pose. Millions Of smokers, deprived
of the solace of tobacco, will rush to
join the churches which are respon-
siblc for the abolition of the sinful
weed.
The truly awful effect OF cigarettes
upon our soldiers overseas is already
q matter Of history-how their health
has been ruined, their morale impair
ed, and how, in consequence, they
were hopelcssly beaten by the Ger
mans i'll every battle. The memorable
parade of the 9th Division, prac-
ucally all smokers, proved what feeble
wrecks of one vigorous manhood they
had become.
Let US hope the good work will 60
on until we return to the good Old
times when men were arrested tor
kissing their wives on Sunday and
all personal liberty is done away
with. Whatever the majority of the
people, ENJOY doing is undoubtedly
harmful and wicked, and must be
stopped. Therefore let our church
gong friends sound the tocsm and go
forth to glorious victory, knowing
that all the hundred million citizens
of the United States, except mere
handful OF ninety-nine millions and
a half, are with them heart and soul.
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PLANNING FOR
VICTORY LOAN
Chairman Royal Calls Meeting
for Tomorrow, When Plans
Will Be Devised for Cam.
paign in Tazewell County.

l hereby call meeting of all the
citizens Of Tzewell county, to be held
at the court husc next Saturday af-
ternoon. April 10th, mt 1.3O p. NJ, al
which time | hope, by the cooperation
OF all the citizens of this county, to
complete the organization for the
campaign, which will begin OH the
21st instant. BY next Saturday every
one will be familiar with the rate OF
interest, terms OF issue, and allot-
ment for the county.
In accepting the Craftsmanship OF
this county felt that there were
others more competent for this task
than m ysclf, but knowing that the
citizens of the county have never fail
ed to subscribe literally and patriot
'cally to every Liberty Loan Cam
paign or other war activity, 1 knew
that in this drive they would do so
again.
As secretary Glass said in Rich
mond last Friday night, this is not
my eic bsh anu SiSCory JOiiIl, DuC
it is Thanksgiving loan, and our
people should be willing, ready and
anxious to subscribe their full allot-
ment, in view Of the fact that the
war has terminated, for had it con-
tinued another year, the amount of
money which the United States gov
eminent would have had to raise
would have been inconceivable, to say
nothing of the tremendous loss of life
and untold suffering.
Therefore, 1 call upon every citizen
OF this county to do his or her full
duty in this campaign, and if this is
done there will be no doubt as to the
result. Remember that this money
has been voted by the people of the
United States, through their repre-
sentatives in Congress, and the people
of this county can not and will not
dishonor national obligation, and l
shall expect enthusiastic and patriot
ic cooperation of every citizen in this
movement.
= Respectfully,
J. POWELL ROYALL, Chm.
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where, Many thinking the still was
under II meeting nousc bc!onl:lnp 10
the Church Cf God. who have tnc.r
publishing house headquarters AT An.
deraon, Indiana. This church is call
cd by many the Holiness church. VIII
say here for The benefit of those who
are ignorant of the fact that there
are seventeen OF more kinds Of holi-
ness sects and that The Church of
HOd has no meeting house at ul. near
Raven. The Church of God in most
every issue Of the Gospel Trumpet has
an article against liquor and tobnc-
co. Many of the members do not use
eoilec nor tea. Today received 200
Gospel Irunpcts of April 10th, which
bought Tor distribution, and will be
glad 10 give or mail any one Il copy
free of charge.
Nlll say further that don't believe
still could be operated under n
church house owned by and worshipp-
ed in by the Church o1 God. They are
too wide II wake / think. And also
glad to state that X. G. Osborne, who
captured the still, formerly lived ut
TINS place and when he was IL very
small boy went to school to me ut Un-
ION Chapel at Busthcad. May he live
long and continue to capture stills
"nili they are all eliminated from our
iand and country.
MRS. w. b. STEELE,
Pres. Pounding Mill Temp. Union.
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MRS. ST. CLAIR CHAIRMAN OF
WOMAN'S COMMITTEE.

Mrs, Geo. w. ST. Clair is chairman
OF Womnn's Committee of Victory
Liberty l.om Campaign for TazewelI
County, and will expect the hearty
cooperation of every woman in the
county to aid her in this great move
mcnt.
If the Indies get behind this move
mcnt ns they have in every other cam
p"ign. there will be no doubt rs to
the result.
Mrs. st. Clair is making sacrifice
to do her part, and no doubt every
Indy in Tazewell county will do the
same.
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tlftSa--.
That we pray that God may be, as
IN the past, their refuge and strength
IN this time of trouble;
That we, as body of Christian wo-
men, look forward with clearer vision
to the time when broken ties will be
reunited;
That these resolutions be published
IN the Clinca Valley News; that they
be recorded in the minutes of the So
ciety and that copy be sent to the
tnniIy.
MIS-. Walter Steele, Mrs. Sallie Har-
riSson, Mrs. Lacy Tyncs, Commit
. tee.
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WOOL.

We have wool bags in Whitley
building at North Tazewcll for every
sheep raiser in Tazcwcll county. We
VIII pay you the highest market price
IN cash on day of delivery, or if you
prefer to wait we will guarantee you
as much as amy legitimate dealer and
pay half cash, the balance when prices
are settled, thus guaranteeing you the
full market value for your wool.
IIIGGlNBOTIiAM AND STEEL.
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RESOLUTIONS.

Whereas, one WHO is beloved by our
sisters, Mrs. Mary O'Kceife and Miss
Jessie o'KecFe, has been called fr,oin
his carthiy life, therefore be i. re.
solved,
That wc, the Woman's Missionary
society Of the Methodist churc.i nj
Tazewe!l, Va, extend to them and %
the entire family, our love and sym
-pathy in their bereavement.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our many friends
far and ntar, for their kindness and
sympathy shown US during our recent
bereavement over the death of our fa-
athcrr, S. l.. Allison, and also during
the illness and death Of our mother,
in February. THE FAMILY.
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TOBACCO AND THE CHURCH
ES

Herbert Hall Winslow, in the New
York Times).
For years certain religious denom-
nations have been complaining that
men would not go to church and have
assiduously sought to remedy this
state of affairs. Now we read that
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EASTER SUNDAY.

Next Sunday at II o'clock. by the
old time, will preach at Central
and at 3 p. m. at Glade. Please come
and worship with us this Easter Sum
day. w. G. THOMPSON.
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THAT CHURCH STILL.
(Communicated.)
"sGn Captured Under a Church

The above headline, in last weel
paper, attracted many readers a
needs some explanation from t
Church of God at this place and e.
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FOR SALE.

Law books from ]. w. Hicks IL
brary. Sec list on Court House bull
letin board. Office furniture. 41S2
Evening star., 1919-04-19
BUILDING DESPITE
HIGH PRICES TALK
Remarkable Increase
March, Compared With
Previous Two Months.

Contracts let in March show con-
clusively that construction work is
getting under way despite the talk OF
high prices. according to the unlteo
Sta tes Department OF Labor.
1t is said that with March showing
a remarkable increase over January
and February IL contracts let, ana
with. approximately. a billion doliafS
worth of projects known to be con-
templated, there appears to be JUST
fication for the prediction that 1919
will prove one of the greatest IN
American history for building anu
construction work.
The report says the war brought
building and construction work. eN-
cept for government and war pur-
poses. to standStill. To develop Inc
attitude of investors and builders on
these deferred projects q question
naire was sent to 6.446, of which 2.sS2
were public projects. OF these pubic
projects IS were federal undertakings,
279 state, 500 county and 1882 mu-
nicipal The average date-if 1t may
be referred to as such--for these ques-
tionnaires is February I. and they
are. therefore, recent enough to clear
" indicate the situation in the dis
tricts from which they were drawn.
To speak in general terms. high prices
of material, wage scales and difficulty
in financing are the chief obstacles to
building as indicated by the tabula-
ton Of the QUESTIONABLE information
which has just been completed in the
Department of Labor. 1t is not rep
resented that these questionnaires
cover all the deferred building in the
country: rather the effort was only to
study enough deferred projects to es-
tablish clearly and definitely the
trend in the industry and the sec
tional conditions.
Evening star., 1919-04-19
Army Officers Reassigned.

Lieut.. Col. r. b. Sullivan has been
detached from marine barracks. Nor
folk, and ordered to duty with the
Marine Battalion. st. Thomas, Virgin
Islands.
Maj. e. P. Fortson, from marine
barracks. Quantico, Va. to marine re-
cruiting station. Denver, Col.
Maj. B. L. Smith. from aviation Sec
ton. naval operations, to marine
headquarters. this city.
Majs. r. S. Kingsbury and r f.
Watson. en- route from France to ma
rine barracks, Quantfco, Va.
Capts. H. L. Hirschler, r. w. David
son and NJ. NJ Peregrine and First
Lieut.. D. s. Craig. from 6th Marine
Brigade, Cuba. to the United States.
Evening star., 1919-04-19
ADVISES PORTO RICANS.
Uncle Joe" Cannon Deprecates
Idea of Immediate Independence.

SAN JUAN, Porto Rico. April IS (by
the Associated Press).-Representat
Joseph G. Cannon. who arrived here with
a party Of American congressman, de-
lvered a speech before a joint session of
the insular legislature last night in
which he deprecated the idea of i'm
mediate Porto Rican independence:
Today many complaints were heard
from politicians because of Mr.. Can
mons plain words.
why are you worrying about state
hood and independence" asked Mr..
Cannon. You will get either or both
just as soon as you are ready. You
are in a better condition than Cuba.
You are in a better condition, in my
Judgment. than any island in the
Caribbean"
Representative Horace NJ. Towner
of Iowa and Representative Finis ].
Garrett of Tennessee spoke. assuring
the legislature that there was no
thought in the American heart of
treating Porto Rico with other than
the finest and highest justice.
Evening star., 1919-04-19

RECEIVERS sALE Of VALUABLE I'M.
PROVED REAL ESTATE. CORNER 10th
ASI,.g ASp st sTs;; IeaI IMPRoyED By EIGHT
10th ST: NV; BRICK HALL, NO iii
18th ST. NV; BRICK DWELLINGS,
NOS. 743. 745 AND TAT 9Th ST. Sc. AND
By virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia, passed in Equity
Cause. No: 3S629. the undersigned receivers win
sell by public auction in front Of the respective
situate in the city Of Washington. District Of
Columbia. to wit: ON MONDAY. APRIL
TWENTY ONE. 1919. AT FOUL: THIRTY
825, beginning At the northwest corner Of vir-
ginia avenue and 5th street southeast. and
running thence northwestsrly along said vir-
right angles to Virginia avenue 90 feet, thence
due east 4ss7 feet to the west line Of 9Th
street. and thence due south a feet to the
dweiiinss, Nos. rs. 7zb and and % ~ sth street eet
southeast. and brick hall. No. 749 9Th street
AT FIVE O'CLOCK Pm.
Subdivision, lot II (part Of original lot 10Y
In square l40 beginning for the same 19th
street at the southwest corner Of said lot and
running thence east on the south line Of said
lot Seh feet to a 3O-foot alley. thence north
with said alley Is feet. thence east with said
alley 10 feet 111a inches to the west line Of
said lot 10. thence north 10 feet. thence west
100 feet to 10th street and thence south Is
feet to beginning. Improved by two-story brick
hall, iii 18th street northwest.
AT FIVE-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM
Subdivision. lots "a to so, both inclusive in
square 333. situate At the corner Of 10th and
q streets northwest, having q frontage of a8 81
feet. on U street. BY depth Of 40 feet ON
10th street. containing about 1914 square
feet. Improved. BY frame dwellings Nos. 1915
to 1884 10th street northwest.
Terms of sale: One-third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. the balance in equal
installments at one and two years. with in
terest at per cent per annum, payable semi-
annually. secured BY deed Of trust upon the
purchaser. A deposit Of $500 on the o street
property. $500 each on the two brick halls and
800 each the brick dwellings REQUIRED At
time Of sale. All conveyancins recording. rev
enue stamps and notarial fees at cost Of pur-
chaser. Terms Of sale to be complied with
within fifteen days from date of sale. other
wise the receivers reserve the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost Of the de-
faulting purchaser after i've days advertising
Of such resale in some newspaper published
in the city Of Washington, D. C.
r. r. HORNER,
Stewart bldg,
EAML ". WATSON.
110 Montello ave. me-
ap9-d&ds, ,ex.Su Receivers.
Evening star., 1919-04-19
A. LEFTwICH SINCLAIR, Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TR1CT OF COLCMBIA.-Tsurusaki Shiro
plaintiff. Marguerite Shire and Ambrucio
Palustra. defendants.-In Equity. No. 36130.
The object of this suit is to obtain an ahso-
Shiro. upon the ground of adultery. On motion
Of the plaintiff. it is this 18th day Of April.
1913 ordered that the defendants, Marguerite
Shfro and Ambruco Palustra. their ap-
pearance to be entered herein on before the
fortieth day. exclusive Of Sundays and legal
holidays. occurring after the day of the first
publication Of this order: otherwise the cause
will be proceeded with in case of default.
Provided. a copy of this order be published
Washington Law Reporter and The Evening
Star before said day. BY the court: WILL
LIAM HITZ. Justice. tSeal.) A true copy.
Test: ]. r. YOUNG. Clerk. BY F. E. Gun
NINGHAM. Asst. Clerk. apis. .26my3