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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-06
CHAS. MUSIC TO
DIE MARCH 20

Frankfort, KY Charles Music, Ash
land bandit, who shot and killed Po-
Ilceman Charles w Hatfield the night
OF March 30, 1919, after the Bragg
hotel robbery, must go to the electric
chair March 10th. Governor Morrow
fixed the date, after refusing Music's
application for clemency.
The Governor in a statement. re-
viewed the case. declared that Music
admitted the robbery, admitted that
he was attempting to escape and that
his only defense is the claim that when
the officer called to him to stop. he
did not know he was an officer, but
shot him with the pistol in his hand
and thought his life was in danger.
"The proof ois conclusive that he was
of such desperate character as 70
take the life of anyone who sought to
oppose him in his flight. He was a
deser.sr from the army a burglar and
a highwayman,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-06
TO RAISE TAXES
ON COAL LANDS
Senator Auxier Proposes to
Extend the Inquiry to
Tobacco Also.

In the Kentucky Legislature Tues
day senator Jay w. Harlan offered a
resolution providing for appointment
OF four Senators to investigate and re-
port IL mineral lands in Kentucky are
paying their just proportion of taxes.
He said that he had heard 1t charged
that thousands OF acres of coal land in
this state are being assessed at SIS an
acre, when, in fact, they are worth
hundreds of dollars an acre. The pur-
pose OF the resolution is to determine
whether or not this land should pay a
production or mineral tax.
An amendment was offered by Sen
ator Auxier TO provide for investiga-
ton of the value of tobacco to determ-
Inc II an excess tax on tobacco is JUS
tihable.
This amendment brought forth a
lengthy debate in which Senator Brig
II. Harris, j. VIII Stoll, White L. Moss
and Hiram NJ. Brock participated. To-
bacco region Senators said they had no
objection to investigation Of the to-
bacco industry, but insisted that this
investigation should be made by SEN
ators from tobacco growing districts
Senators from mining sections assert
ed that mineral lands are paying then
| just proportion of taxes. The amend
ment lost, is to H.
The resolution then was passed. Y
to Z.
Senators Auxier and Monroe, Repub.
llicans, and Senators Marshall ant
Mum, Democrats, constitute the com,
mittee,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-06
COAL OPERATORS
PRESENT THEIR
SIDE OF THE CASE

Washington.-S Submitting statistics
on net earnings for 1919 of represen-
tative bituminous mines producing
more than 80 per cent of the total out
put in the Central Competitive Field
operators told the Coal Strike Settle
ment Commission that If the present
IA per cent wage increase We're applied
throughout the year 1920 these COM
panies, on basis of their 1919 ton
mage, would realize less than / per
cent net return on the capital invest
ment."
Any increase in wages above that
amount, they declared, would mean a
correspondingly greater deficit below
the recognized equitable return of 6
per cent.
Figures introduced by the operators
showed, they said, that if the IA per
cent wage increase had applied through
out 1919 the mines embraced IN the
Pittsburgh Coal Producers Association,
which turned out more than, s6,O00,-
900 or 80 cents a ton on the total out
put of the central field. would have
faced a deficit of more than $6,000,000
or 80 cents a ton on a basis of 6 per
cent return on capital invested.
| This condition would have been APP
proximated closely. the commission
was told, by operations represented in
the Pittsburgh vein operators 'associa-
| tions and the Central Illinois Coal
Bureau as shown by 1919 net earnings
! Mines embraced in the Southern
Ohio Coal Exchange, the Indiana Coal
Operators Association and in other
large association districts, the opera
tors contended, would have nothing
left as compensation for invested capt.
tai.
| Net earnings of the Illinois Coal
Operators Association not only would
be wiped by deduction of a IA per cent
more increase for the twelve months
of 1919, it was said, but would fall
short nearly s1,SOO,oCO of meeting ex-
lpensesr
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-06
DENTAL SOCIETY MET.

At very enthusiastic meeting OF
local dentists and many from surround
ing territory the reorganization Of the
Eastern Kentucky Dental Society was
effected Saturday afternoon at the
shrine club, this city. Those in at
tendance were DR.. Dickinson. r. J..
Norris, p. H Williams, f. b. Conley,
Geo. Bell. S. Wright. " T. Stanley and
C. b. Dixon. of this city; ]. T Wright,
e. W. Potter. Russell; H. K. Justice,
j. A Tauber. Catlettsburg; Fred A..
Millard, c. B. Walters. Louisa; Harry
Hazelrig, Paintsville; r. H. Leete, M.
j. Leete, C. N. Hatcher. Prestonsburg;
T. B. Vaughan, Jenkins.
The following officers and commit
tees were selected: President, +. H.
williams: vice president. j. B. Dick
erson; secretary treasurer J. A. Tau
ber; trustees, Z. b. Conley. C. 7. Stan
ley. X. II. Justice. R. II. Leete, T..
Wright: committee son program. J B.
Dickerson, Geo Bell. ]. A. Tauber-
Next meeting viii be held March g.
Ashland Independent.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-06

-
pest recoru ol any wen IN the neiu'
creei pIotners' on the foiht' are smut
uoMi waiting iorNeasins,
Dlris tpe past week uie ONO ruei
VI company has 'auueu siA new "eiis
70 tneir pumping iist' tnree conpleteu
py their own l'hchiiies, Two py tne va
.iohai Liii,,hs collpahy, anu one Dy
coi,'iae'oi ion, nays. me new "ei,s ni
anu Tue propaoie results are as loi-
ioWs'
iiaiiiiai Lhchey wen no no wiz ii'ahe
auoue ~ parrei bumper.
1Aus'Ni' NO y apoul ~ oar-
fe,S,
lhhu iNaiisoni' NO l. aDoue par-
ie,s w 1 -
- -" i'ihnioho' -So' T. apout . pai :
ie,T u
"a. puiene''' t>o' D apou. oar
ieis
= ~ ei' w. - 20 eoou ~ ''ou'
,r, Dai
p,eted.
Jas. Grubb, No. /. is drilling at 200
feet; E. Il. Shannon, No. l, 300 feet;
J. III. Diamond, No. 2, 100 feet; l.. S
Alley, No. g. 700 feet, Ohio Fuel Ma
chine.
A. Blankenship, No. 3, 400 feet; w
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-06
CITY COUNCIL HAS
ELECTRIC LIGHT
FRANCHISE OFFER

The City Council met in regular ses-
sion Tuesday evening with the follow
ing present:
Mayor A. Snyder, Dr. I. d. Burgess,
%. @. Atkins, II. l.. Evans, w. NJ. Jus
tice and G. r. Lewis. Also, r. L. Vim
son. city clerk.
The consideration and payment of
bills, and other routine matters re-
ceived attention.
Permission was granted j. w. NJ.
Stewart for an addition to be built to
his mothers residence on Main street,
as the plan proposed would not in
crease the fire hazard.
Attorney f. NJ. Vinson, representing
the Lobaco company. presented a form
of franchise for electric light service
for the city of Louisa which that COM
pany desires to acquire. 1t was read
and discussed to some extent and laid
over until the next regular meeting OF
the council March End. This fran
chise proposes rates figuring lower
than Paintsville and Pikeville do the
larger consumers and between those
two to smaller users.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-06
q. a. NASH ACCEPTS POSITION

G. A. Nash has accepted position
with Josselson and Son, the clothiers.
This is one of the largest business
houses in this section and they are
fortunate in having Mr.. Nash in con-
rectson with them. He thoroughly
understands the clothing business, was
manager of Shipman. Williams & Nash
store for number of years. He is
courteous and obliging and will be an
acquisition to this up to date firm
Ashland Independent.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-06
L. r. Davis Appointed
Warden Frankfort Prison

Frankfort KY, February s.-The
State Board of Control to-day accept
ed the resignation. due TO i'll health. of
Mack Pythian as Warden of Frankfort
Reformatory and appointed l.. r, Day
Wis of Hopkinsvllle. to succeed him.
Davis formerly was Sheriff of Chris
tian county and at the present time Is
Deputy Sheriff. His appointment was
recommended by Bishop Woodcock. of
Louisville.
The above item is Of more than pass
ing interest locally. as the new War
den Is father of Mrs. Pairlee Davis
Roberts formerly the efficient Home
Demonstration Agent for Lawrence
county.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-06
Jeff Collinsworth Wins
in Appellate Court

The daily newspapers reported the
Lawrence county case of 5eff Collins
worth on Wednesday of last week in
such way that it was construed to
mean just the reverse of what the
Court of Appeals had decided.
A copy of the decision was received
Friday by +. NJ. Vinson. attorney for
Collinsworth, showing that he had won
all the amount sued for except about
s4O0. and most of the $400 is left in
condition that sufficient proof will re-
cove rit.
This is the case of Collinsworth
against Bower & Bower. cattle dealers
of Cleveland, Ohio. The suit is the
resulteof disagreements in settlement
of several cattle deals. Mr.. Collins
worth lives at Cadmus. this county.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-06
RETURNED FOR FIRST
VISIT IN 1s YEARS

S. v. Frazier. of Trinity. California,
was in Louisa Saturday. He had been
visiting relatives in Johnson and Law
renee counties since October. He is a
native OF Red Bush Johnson-co, and
went to California and located eigh-
teen years ago. Mr. Frazier was the
guest a few days OF his brother-in-
law Mr.. Henry Lemasters, who lives
near Louisa. He left on Monday for
his home in California. Mr.. Frazier
was very agreeably surprised at the
great change and Improvement in the
Big Sandy valley.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-06
pEATH From INFLuENzA.

A daughter of Mr.. Vol Artrip died
at his home few miles east of Fort
Gay last week. She had contracted in
fiuenza while in Ohio. A family of
neighbors who assisted during the ILL
ness and funeral contracted the dis
ease and IL cases resulted. This shows
how contagious the disease is. About
The only cases we have heard of in this
vicinity have been brought in by per-
sons who have been exposed elsewhere.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-06
SPECIAL MEETING OF
LOUISA BOARD OF TRADE

A special meeting of the Louisa
Board of Trade is hereby called to
convene at the council chamber at
$50 p m. Saturday. Feb. 7th, for the
purpose of ;lscertaining and expressing
community sentiment relative to form
ing new Normal School district to
include Louisa.
AUG. SNYDER, President.
Attest: N. NJ ORR, Secretary
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-06
HER 18Th BIRTHDAY.

on Tuesday of this week Mrs. F. r.
Moore celebrated her 18th birthday.
Her husband. Uncle Tip" will be so
years old in April. They have been
married 60 years November 2Sth. Rel
atives who were their guests for dim
rer on Tuesday were Mrs. w. f. Far
ley and daughter, Mildred, of Holden,
w. Va, Mrs Hannah Nj. Lackey, Miss
Margaret Lackey, Richard Moore, and
Mr.. and Mrs Zeb Heston.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-06
Plenty of Funds Ready
for West Virginia Roads

Charleston. w. Va.--Approximately
$4,000 900 will be available in West
Virginia for road construction in 1920
it was announced by Major C. P. Fort
ney, chairman of the State Road Com
mission. his figures being based on re-
/ orts from the five iivision engineers.
This is money from all sources.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-06
neMEY 1AYLoR SICK.

Dewey, son of James Taylor, of Glen
wood, is very ill at Berea. where he
has been attending school. Following
a severe case of measles he has been
subjected to surgical operation this
week and his condition is reported to
be quite serious. He is a nephew Of
Sheriff VIM. Taylor.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-06
NEW BUILDINGS.

w. NJ. Fulkerson will soon have plans
for three story building on the cor
ner of Main and Main Cross streets.
E. " Cole is planning to erect a
building opposite the passenger sta
ton on lot purchased from ]. p, Gar
tin. 1t will be used for a cafe and
rooming house.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-06
CHAPMAN WILL NOT CHANGE.

George W. CHAPMAN tells us that he
has decided to remain with the lum-
ber company that he has been assoc
ciated with for quite while. Recently
a change was. announced, but under a
new proposition he decided to remain
with the same company
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-06
ANOTHER DEATH FROM
INFLUENZA IN THIS COUNTY

Chas. Sammons died yesterday at his
home on Griffiths Creek of Influenza.
He was Al years old Eight children
survive him and all Of them are sick
with the same disease. His wife died
lost November. Mr.. Sammons was a
good citizen
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-06
SPENCER SELLS
HIS HOME PLACE

r. b. Spencer, salesman for Dixon
Moore 4 Co. has sold his small farm
nea rthe mouth of Georges Creek to
Hickman brothers. He has disposed
of his store also and expects to move
to Louisa about March 1st.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-06
: :. sHANNoN HAS AFLU.n

Representative Shannon, Of this
place, was attacked by influenza at
Frankfort last Saturday and was very
sick for day or two. Latest reports
say he is considerably improved and
expects to be out soon.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-02-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Esliol Adams. "a. to Maud Elizabeth
Thompson, "a.
Eek Berry, IS, to Mollie Thompson,
ls, of Cherokee
VIM. Marion Parker. 22. to Mollie
Church. IS, of Blaine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08
REMARKABLE
GEMS DISCOVERED
New Gcms Arc Near Approach tn
Genuine Diamonds

Genuine Diamonds
IN appearance and ry every test,
Carh9ni;c Cons arc so much Ike
Diamonds hat even an expert can
indy tc.! the difference. To intro
ducc these beautiful Gems into every
locality We will absolutely and posi-
lively send them on. free and OH
trial Of ten days wear. These Gems
are set in gc!d-fillrd diamond mount
ir-S. for bath ladies ard gentlemen.
To I! l;c advantage Of this wonderful
Ger ycu mus. act quickly a. only
5000 will be given out Oh this plan.
Send us this all and your name ana
address (no money! ard strip o.
paper that just meets around the
Second joint of the rirg finger. We
w;iI *nnd ring by Parcel Post, pre-
raid: whrn IL cG1ncS. merely dnpasIt
$3.SS with The poStman. wear 1t
everywhere you 20 for ten whole days
and If yam. or any Of your friends can
tcj il from i Diamond. send It back
your ,lcuoSi! will BE- refunded instant
X. but If you decide 10 kcc? tits
ygurs-thcrc's nothing more 10 pay.
Send today. SO you will be sure to get
one on this plan Address The lay
lor- Wrightwell Co.. 20 East Jackson
E!vd., ClEica--" .-Ad"..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08
HOME GARDENING

The Department Of thu interior
has issued Dhamphlct entitled
"Unitci States School Garden Away"
Seine interesting points arc as fol
! lows:
The success Of the garden ,lcpcn.s
| chiefly upon hCw cans":~ntiously the
;rastlcnn" works. Gardening S a
real industry. involving many forces,
anI demanding intelligent manage
lucrt ard n:~s;j tcr: lchor. Tho ola
maxim. "Dcn't !clay until tomc~rnw
Mt Shnrl1 '" dcnc today" needs 10
10 continually r;act ID
,l'nsccs liza: contrcl Tic Success OF
the @IriIcn ~" as fr!u%S:
/. 1.c~a:icn--Thc vegetable gar
len shorlI i,e located where the
rlsl-t.- Will receive sufficient sunlight
and cir.
2.--rhr soil Should 10 dep. rich
nslr7v. ard w.li drained.
%.-Omly tho lest vc..ct1hI" sd,
purchased from reliable :csdSm.r.
.hcu'i h. planted.
ALL vegetable PLANTS. su"h As
ca,I,agc. lettuce. tomatoes, pepper
cw. plsns. ar, celery. etc, should
80 grcwr. net purchase!
Fertilizer Make tire. light ar
piicatio7,S CT cnmmcrcia! fertilizer at
;rtcrvals during the brewing season
trathcr than enc heavy application OF
'.hc entire amount.
G. Cultivation. THE soil between
tl.c rows should be kept we'll hocd.
The garden should be free Of weeds
7.-lnycct crcni:s and plant dis
rascs-Thc garden plants should hr
protected from their inject enemies
and plant diseases.
S.-Intcn.ivc sardcnin~--usc ~
Try square foot Of garden space. As
soon aa orc crop is harvested, plant
3nOtEcf. y ""ii ih"'"""" So
never "laid by"
Q. Harvcstir"-.Nl,"w no v"gctahi
20 go to waste. Can. dry. or sell
what can not he used fresh by Ia"
family.
10. Sya<ons-pract;cc al gear
round gardening.
II. Records Accurate records
of expenditures and receipts Should
BE kept, as well rs the dates OF
planting ami Of harvesting each crop.
The first institution for the blind
was established for soldiers stricken
., tb,, r,ur,Ir.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08
LEGAL NOTICES


this cause that the defendant Gil
more Sneck is a noa-resident Of this
Stute: It IS Ordered, That said defend
ant appear here within fifteen days
after due publication Of this order,
and do what IS necessary to protect
his interest in this suit.
ID oncure, Davis d. Budwesky, P. z.
A Copy-Teste.
NEWELL S. GREENAWAY,
G3-4w Clerk
VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court of the City of Alexandria, on
the 37d day CT May. 1920.
Florence {. Ma;snc, complainant VS.
Charles NJ. Ma;gnc. defendant. In
C:snccry Nc. .G25.
MEMO.
The object of this suit is to obtain
IAN absolute divorce dissolving the
bonds CT marriage between plaintiff
snd defendant. for the custody of the
children CT said marriage and for AL
:nIny and sui, Nancy.
1t appearing BY an affidavit filed in
this cause that the defendant Charles
". Maigne. IS nonresident Of this
State: Il is Ordered. That SAID de-
PENDANT appear here within fifteen
days after due publication o. this or
der. ard do what IS necessary to pro-
! tcct his Interest IN this suit.
A Copy Testc.
NEWELL S. GREr.NAWAT.
/ jll-iwp Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08
TAX NOTICE

All taxpayers are hereby duly
i;ficd to make proper returns OF
nr"ncS and personal property to the
{ commissioner Of Revenue * once.
iLcsc who ia! to do 50 will he sum-
nlnncd before the local Board OF Re-
Jew or wIil be arbitrarily assessed
~: the law provides. All returns
must be $wrrn To before The Com
missioner CT some cnc LEGALLY author
izrd to admiriscer oatns and no in
/, ono or persona. p:opchy lists will
he accepted unless this requirement
is fully complied With As tn"
Commissioner viii b. assessing al all
DAYS favorable for. rut,i,I" worL.. thr
rlicc, ROM Z. CTsy Hall. tCamcrcn
Sa.--aet entrancel, vii be op"l from Z
to . each ryaa;nr except Saturday
aal- SUNDAY. and | cordially invite
your "rcer;aacr Of this opportunity
IT, render .pTr s:"trS,r't.
Charles ii. Callahan
Commissioner Of Revenue,
Edward E. I.awlcr.
Chairman Of Local Board If Review
tpp. 90.
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. !, rs DYING
sf Passage e !r@io'
~, ring Present
CJ.L,.;c,,

: ef Passage + !-cgie-
t.. ring Present
Session
r., 'e ~, sit;nr il the iin;i =
II ~" :rt'i"r relief lr~'sl%tiCn
s..~,rcI ''s'! above w,liSp." :
...!lc !i.nn mcnih ago wnCr
- = ....,.:a! + he soldiers rar% loud-
st. Is -" rrcd"m;n&tirg tic dis
nf Il" proposed measure.
tt,!cn l,,adway, a Republican CT
tie !, Ways and Means Com
mitt"r Hh''h framed the biz. all
:. i :, McKcown, Of Ok!ahGmH
80. enlisted thcir strength I"
H.: IN to the proposed ~
- ......H." on The floor Of Il"
-.
~. =. - mcmirrs Of the liouS
=. Giscrcctly silent Will
-. Of iln soldiers asked
=. .n"rtmcnt uf an adjusted com-
~ arh whi" the Hcus"
.'"."s committee framcd
:. ~ -" co~;;ng cut in opposition
g.. At;sErc.
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SERVICE

> storage battery wi
its full life unless II
= with distilled water
-: once 4 month.
His is a service we are
i IL render TO you With
charge regardless OF tE7
# your battery.
BATTERIES charged and re-
i.
We sell the famous Phlla-
.lia Diamond Grid Bat
=. guaranteed 2 years.
Watkins ard Washington
l!6 Ncrth st. Asaph st.
Phone 1927
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A Ccpy-Testc.
NEWELL S. GEEENAWAY.
'9-lwp o'Sfk.
IRGINIA.
in the Clerks Office OF Tho Ccrpo-
.t:cn Ccur, al the City Of A!ezs.
,r:a, Oh the 23rd. LAY CT April. 1920.
Mar:c L. Rrckt:.:cr, complainant y.
.,scph i. RocEf:i!cr, defendant. II
ihsnccry No.
hiEMO.
Tac :b;;rat Of tbs su:t IS - ol;':';::
divorce a v;nculc matrimcn:. upon
;. groun:! Of w;iful desc'rNn ard
aandohmen. by thu defendant cf Ii:
nj, arr.nt for period 9f three
ears.
1t appearing by IN affidavit fled
\ :h:s Cause that the defendant
>:cph +. puckfillcr is a Nonresident
: this S:a.c: l. Is Ordered, That SAD
,'.,..n. .r.,...,. a.r, ,,-i.,;, rf... -
- c. "r ..,,,ii..,;r, - NE ~
:, 49,, ,,..r, 81, mr..
h's it,.rra-t in this suit.
,I,. r. Nal /. q
> ~ T.
>,,.,,rr, {. rprrN,u,,y
~ '''''' - ,ra-,.
mp
;pGI%l,
IT. .i,e ,..s:Il..s nsira of The C,;pora-
IN Ct.,. g the CIV cf .A:c%nnAria.
Ia 2!.; ,!;,y &C Apr, 1920.
jeq;rc.... Stevens Mcbride, com
!.:ran.. " her next friend y. Al
1.rx, Mcbride, defendant. fl Chan-
-yy IN. 9GG.
IFNG.
Thu c!,iect Of this suit is Ia obtain
; divorce q y;ccu!s matrmpnIi fer
" .cmp,a;p.nt. .rca:,ro;fa steYea.
,.i,.:t, e.. :, IT.. d.fo,,I,r. Ami, XIX,
'''n, ~ y, ' : {r "'' 80,
-. -, r'''' ''"'' 80 ~ '
"a. ''''.'' m1.;, c:,,
- -, ''ra" ,.,a .,,.,i - ,,,o dosorI,r. A.,
49,. ,Ipr;t :. : ,mr r,.;,l.n. q
-; c,.ta. = :. nrInrrd That s,;d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08

q SiLAeHv opPSoA "tt.i'h - 49,
tier due publication of this order
I'D do what is necessary to protec'
is interest in this suit.
'iorcure, Davis & Budwesky, +. ..
A Copy TeSte.
NEWELL s. GREENAWA1, .
}3-4w Clerh
In the Clerks Office Of the Corpora
en- Court Of the City OF Alexandra
4 The - day cf April. 1920.
Mary L. Cross, complainant y
cuts Cross, defendant. In Cha"cer>
40. 969.
MEMO.
The object Of tbs suit is to cbta::
ror thr complainant All absolute d;
:c,rc from the defendant Il tn
rounds Of wilful and voluntary d'.
."rt;cn and abandonment. fer mort
IAN three years prior to the inst
t"t:cH cf his suit and fer general r
:ef.
Il appearing ~ an affidavit FL
n this cause that the defendant Leu
:Jrcss is NONRESIDENT Of this Sat"
t is Ordered. That said defc"dan: a
,oar hove within fifteen days aft
.uc publication cf this order, and 4
nat Is necessary 70 protect his
.re$L in this suit.
Irrcu~e. D..v;a s: B,',I.v"%i,y, p. 9.
\ Copy Tcstc
NEWELL S. GtEENAWAi.
H5-4wp Ger
jRGINIA.
In. ;ae Clerks O,iicc of thr &C.:
sr.t:~H Gcuri cf TIE City II Mes
%-...a. III ire - day Of Apr.l. 1920.
Lucy 1I:~.i, complainant IS. ian.
Vi. Elliott, defendant. In Chanccry
50. go.
4 EMu.
The s;cc. Of his sat is to cbta ;
r. the c"n'p..@ ;r&nl an ab&c u.2 d
cicc from he defendant CT th'
.rcunGs eli idLi,cry; custody Of II
AN. children, resumption Of mad>r
umc, and general relief.
It. appearing by an affidavit filed Il
4. c;.:.;c that the defendant james
I. i..!.rei y a nonresident Of tn.
.t,. !. is Ordered, Tia. said d.
-@n.rt appear here within fftcci
avs after due publication Of This or.
or, ard do what is necessary TO pro
Get lis interest in this suit.
.icrcurr. Davis e. Budwc=ky, +. q.
A Copy Tcste.
NEWELL s. GisEENAWAi.
D5-lwp Cier"
ilnGINIA.
III Inc Clerks Oh:cc Ct the CUrpcra
ION Court Of the City Of hlcXandr:
n thc list day cf April 1920.
Clarence +. Berger, Complainant
5. F.orcmvc Young Berger. IL Char
cry No. 2G5.
MEMO.
The c;jcct or this suit is TO Chain
! divorce Il vinc;;io matrimUmli for tn
5;;.:::..:.:xn;. Clarence i. Berger from
:. ".t>au4nt. Florence Young Bcrgrs
:"c ground tina: prior to the MAJ
aga OF tire aforesaid parties h2ret'
nc SAID Florence Young B2sger ha'
,ccn without the knowledge cf ths
aid Clarence Z. Berger, prostitut"
nd for general relief.
1t appearing by an affidavit file.
n this cause that the defendant
il2rc!>cc Young Berger is a nGi;-resl-
lent Of this STATE: II is Ordered, That
,aid defendant appear here within
fifteen days after due publication OF
his order and do what is necessary
% protect her interest in this suit
-..;;,a"!es Henry Smith, z. Q.
! A Copy Tcstc.
NEWELL s. GREENAWAi,
- twp Clerk