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us. MAY JOIN
Big NET BODY
Perpetual Award Of World
CHAMPIONSHIP" to Eng
land Has Been Barrier.

While the attention of the Eng
lish tennis public has been focused
on the playing Of the Davis cup
team from the United States for
more than month. It also has been
turned toward the possibility Of the
United States afiliation with the
International Lawn Tennis Fedora
ton This country has refrained
from joining because of the convic-
don that the federation's perpetual
award to England Of the world
cnampionship" on grass win not
promote the best interests of tennis
as an international sport
At the request Of the federation,
the United States outlined its posi-
tion, basing its reasons for not
Joining largely upon the perpetual
award Of this title.
Rotation In Sought.
Recently Watson washburn, chair
man of the committee Of the u. s.
l. T. A. in charge of these nego-
uations, stated: I'VE are second to
none in our respect for the splendid
hope and believe they will be more
splendid still. But Is II not as un-
reasonable for England to claim a
perpetual right to the world cham
plonship because of her early serv-
ices to the game, as IL would have
been for America to insist on having
the Davis cup matches played always
In America because an American
originated them? Such a perpetual
ownership Is unknown in other
sports. Either rotation, as in the
Olympic games. or challenge match
es. are universal. We have sug-
gested both these alterations, with
various notifications, to the Inter
national Federation. but SO far with
out success. However. we are hope
full Of the final result"
English Want Agreement.
Commenting upon this the Lon
don Field said: "Is Mr.. washburn's
plea sound?
The first step Is to get America
into conference; the next Is to con-
stitute an international board from
which America cannot possibly be
excluded; the third Is to remove
the purely ornamental title of
world. from the Wimbledon pro-
gram. an act which would in no
way disparage the tournament, nor
impair lls popularity. nor reduce It's
gate, nor detract from the honor
and prestige of winning the cham
pionship. II may be said. But sup
pose America or Australia establish
n world championship of their
own Every championship meet
Ing is a world championship In
the sense that (barring war restric-
tions) IL Is open to the whole world.
II is for every governing BODY to
agree in principle that no country
should be allowed to arrogate to
Itself a title which Is inimical to the
best and truest interests of amateur
sport"
In connection with the foregoing,
the recent correspondence between
Julian s. Myrick, president OF the
L. 5. L. T. A. and Lord Derborough,
president Of the British L. T. A.,
Indicates the possibility of an agree
ment being reached.
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PAUL I. WEIGHT AND oFFUTT 3 INLAY
Attorneys.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF IF

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict Of Columbia. Holding Court OF
Equity. Lafayette Leaman. Plsintin. vs.
Unknown heirs at law, anenees and devisees
Of Benja min Oliver. jr., Defendants, Equity
No. 37eo7 ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
The object Of this suit is 10 establish Of re-
cord q complete and perfect utie in Zee sim
pie in the complainant by adverse possession
Of certain pieces or parcels OF grounds SIT
uate IN the City Of Washington, District OF
Columbia, known as follows: Part Of square
numbered three hundred and seventeen CSlD
and beginning at a point on twelfth (l2thD
street IS feet north Of the southwest corner
Of original lot numbered SIX (6l tn said
square and running thence north 10 feet'
thence east SIS feet inches: thence south
Is feet: thence west IS feet 8 inches to the
place Of beginning and being known as prem
ises numbered 9l9 18th street northwest. ana
TO have the defendants perpetually entoined
from ascertainirg any alleged right, title or
claims TO said real estate. On motion OF com
plainant, II is this oath day Of June. A-D.'
1920, ordered that the defendants, the un-
known heirs, slienees and devisees OF Ben-
1amin Olive. jr., cause their appearance 10 oe
entered herein on or before the hrst Gay. ne1t
after three months. occurring Immediately
after the date Of the first publication OF TINS
order otherwise the cause viii be proceeoed
with as IN case Of default; provided copy
Of this order be published In the Washington
Law Reporter and the Washington HeraLn.
twice a month for three successive montne
prior 10 said return. BY the court: Wall
TER ]. Mccoy, Chief Justice. true copy.
Test: (seaD MORGAN q. BEACH, Clerk.
By r. E. CUNNINGHAM. Asst. Clerk.
JUL. .so-sus, ,2oee7. .lI-st
n. RozIER pULANY. Jr., Atterney:
IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DIS
trict Of Columbia. william Shelton. co
al, VS.. Dolne shelton, ct al No. S1s4.
EQUITY Docket. The object Of this suit is Tor
partition and sale Of part Of Lot IN
square TIT and part Of Lot 10 in Square dII:
City Of washington D. c. On motion OF
the couplsipants IL is this 18th day OF July,
1920, ordered that the dsfendsnts. Eta
shelton, Belle Shelton, Roberta shelton
Calvin Shelton. Charles shelton. Laura smell
ton, Monroe Shelton. Robert Shelton, Lewis
shelton, Roberta Allen, Hugh Shelton. Lia-
zie Catlett, Nellie Virginia Bravper. In
FAINT. and Ida Lucy Brswner. infant cause
their appearance 10 be entered herein on or
before the tort!eth day, exclusive OF Sun
days and legal holidays, occurring after the
dsy OF the frst publication Of this order'
otherwise the cause will be proceeoed WIZ
as in case Of default. Provided. q copy OF
this order be published once week for
three successive weeks in the washington
Law Reporter, and The Washington Herald
before said day. JENNINGS BAILEY. Jus
lice true copy. Test: (Seal-) MORGAN
n. BEACH. Clerk. BY =. Z. CUSNlSG-
HAM, Asst. CLERK. 'yulo'-"~'
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LEGAL NOTICES.
2. Il. sTEPHINs, RiNedoLp HART,
Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DIS
trict Of Columbia. Holding q District Court.
In re: Condemnatien Of land for the exten-
sion OF Fifth street northwest. between Ho-
bart place and Columbia road. and for the
Columbia. District Court No. 1894 Notice
is hereby given, that the Commissioners Of the
District Of Columbia pursuant to q certain
provision Of the Act OF Congress, approved
March 4, 1918, entitled. AN act making ap-
ment Of the District Of Columbia, for the
fiscal year ending June 80. 1914, and for
other purposes." whereby they. are Authorized
TO open. extend or widen any street. ave
nue. road or highway 70 conform with the
plan Of the permanent system OF highways
in that portion OF the District Of Columbia
Outside of the cities Of washingtou and
Georgetown adopted under the Act Of Con
gress approved March 2. 1898. - amended By
the Act Of Congress approved June .. lsss.
by condemnation under the proyisiors Of sub
chapter one Of chapter ffteen of the Code
Of Law OF the District Of Columbia). have
fled . petition in this court praying the
condemnation Of the land necessary for the
said extension Of Fifth street northwest be-
tween hobart place and Coluubta rad, and
for the widening Of Hobart place, In the
District of Columbia. as shown on Q map or
plat died with the said petition, ~ part
thereof. and praying also that this court
empanel. jury In accordance with the Law
ages each owner Of land 70 be taken may
sustain by reason Of the said extension Of
Fifth street northwest, between hobart place
and Columbia road. and for the widening OF
hobart place. in the District Of Columbia,
and the condemnation Of the land necessary
for the purposes thereof. and to assess as
benefits resulting therefrom the entire
amount Of said damages, including the ex-
penses Of these proceedings, upon any lands
which the jury may hnd will be benefited.
as provided for in and by the aforvsaid Act
Of Congress. II Is, by the Court, This 18th
day Of July, AID, 1920, ORDERED. That
all persons having any interest In these
proceedings, be and they are hereby warned
and commanded TO appear In this court on
or before the Goth day Of August. 1870, st
until the court shall have made its hnsl or
der ratifying and confirming the award Of
damages and the assessment Of benefits OF
the jury TO be empaneled and sworn herein;
and IL is further ORDERED. That . copy OF
this notice and order be published twice q
week for two successive weeks in the wash
ington Evening Star. the Washington Herald
and the Washington Post. newspapers pub
Mshed in the said District, commencing at
least twenty days before the said 10th day Of
August AID, 1920. II 10 further ordered.
That & copy Of this notice and order be
served by the United States marshai, OF his
deputies upon each Of the owners Of the
fee Of the land to be condemned herein s
may be found by the said marshal, or his
deputies within the District Of Columbia be-
fore the said 10th day Of August. AID, 1922.
BY the court: JENNINGS BAILEY. Justice.
true copy. Test: lSeaD MORGAN h
BEACH. Clerk. By 2. Z. CUNNINGHAM.
Asst Clerk tu20 - 27 .29-4t
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ju4-s3t
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Rooms for Rent-Furnished.

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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
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225; Hyattsville; two blocks cars; $500;
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FOR HOMES AND INVESTMENTS
See MAHoRNEY q SULLIVAN
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Improved Real Estate for Sale.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-20
BUSINESS NEWS FOR BUSY PEOPlE.
HERALD

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LOST AND FOUND.

LosT-LARGE BLACK POCKET BOOK;
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-01

west edge Of the city limits. Besides
this they hold an option upon the 50
acres belonging to Pete Matuson,
north OF the Northwestern and east
Of the cemetery road.
Yesterday evening they closed the
deal for the purchase OF the north
forty acres, which hax-all been pros
pccted and found to be underlaid
wish an almost inexhaustable supply
OF the very best tile clay and ma
terlal for clay working. Later they
will exercise their other options.
Mr.. Keller stated that the company
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-01

"a large hardware store.
Dean W. Pcisen ~ home from
business visit of several days TO
IaPorte city city and other points In
Indiana.
Herman Zilsklo has bought OF the
odd Fellows lodge what u known
as the II. Billings property In the
west part OF town and expects to
erect residence thereon the coming
summer,
Notwithstanding the high price OF
building material, Eldora viii be n
busy place the coming summer, IA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-01

number of new residence and busi-
ness buildings are nov being plan
ned To ho erected.
Hon. Ray Scott. OF Marshalltown,
was an Eldora business visitor We'd
ncsday.
W. II. Soper left Wednesday for
Lincoln and other points in Me-
braska on business errand OF sew
eral days.
Let there be no Stacker lot in Ell
dora this season u the slogan to
be- carried out this year THIS will
mean that every available tract Is to
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-01
NEVADA GETS NEW INDUSTRY.
Mason City Company to Erect Brick
FIJI and CLAW Plant.

. l{i M
Mason City Company to Erect Brick
and Clay Plant.
Special to Times Republican.
Nevada, April Nevada u now
IN line for one Of the biggest indus
trial propositions Of it's kind IN the
state-a clay products plant, to be
enc 81 tx: !: .sc=. ,:.:d :.cs. modem.
In Iowa.
Tuesday evening, B. G. Keeler, Of
the Mason City Brick ana Tilo Com
pany. was in the city and exercised
options which the company held on
certain lands north Of the North
western line Just in the city limits
and within = few months plant win
be under construction.
The company held options on a.
forty acre tract belonging to Black
Z man Rr0e,. n0rthao the railway and
west OF the cemetery road: also upon
the 81 acres upon which tho mack
man Grssn hcuSss ana Eardsns are
4 plrated ~ veii ~ ths acres
q II LIN OH axsnl1 Y ~ flNs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-01
Brief News Of EIdera.

Special to Times Republican.
Eldora. April IA partnership was
entercred into here Wednesday be-
tween DW. Hamilton, Stoncbrook q
Struck to conduct a general dentist
business In the new building recently
completed on the West side OF Wash
ington street.
Emil Brirel has gone TO Spencer.
where he has accepted a position in
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-01

expects to 60 ahead with the propo-
sition Mt once. clean UP on the pur-
chase OF such lands as they may
need and start the erection OF a plant
within a short time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-01

four children, they being three rG
aud one daughter. The funeral eass
vicex VIII be held from TIE oo
here. .ssaA
Frank ~. Drake died II BIZ heoNe
In Nevada Tuesday night fro Il
hernorrhage OF the stomach. He -
81 years OF age and leaves an 49,
mother his wife and ONE daugheev.
Funeral services were held from thA
Methodist church this afternoon -
1880.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-01
ari..ew Election Results.

Special to Times Republican.
Bristow. April 1.--Village election
was very quiet here. The following
were elected: Mayor, William Ander-
son; treasurer, w. A. Richards; as
SCISSOR. w. T.. Jones; councilmen. Ed
Brandenburg. Sherman Young. Clay
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-01

be utilized In raising something eat.
able and thus reduce To the minu-
mum the hfsh cost OF living and also
add TO the beauty OF the place by
the absence OF unsightly weed patch
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-01
Nevada Rssidsr. Dead.

Special TO Times Republican,
Nevada. April. Frank Mccol-
lum.. retired farmer OF New Albany
township. died at his home on Court
avenue In this city Wednesday
morning lie leaves his wife and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-01

ton ConRtr, Bcnjamin Burma. and {
II. Shotiiff.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-01

Borneo has no tigers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-01
|AppgaD
NiRo
| CIV +.

Re tired
no n,or6
atty fssA.
PalloussA
feet OF
b tried
ss ''Tis."
kt draws
G Ia t.asu1|
Yer line(
-. Yer \
|our 3set
sore and
ore foot
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-01
$3.50 and 81 so

There style selection of nearly 100 dresses in soft
silks and some wools Specially reduced for this sell
ing event.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
Set foripnnbue 6aanSHebe.

timber ben fort1otte Sinons1op6e=
bat / Sreoags / 6o1fetinget fritiie-.
|re6e &eoafter S. q. Sanien fraftigt
Mominiitratio1en inoenfor bore
Statsbirfiombeber. Ser blep ro<
|biit megen &ineiert, n6talte ban, %
CAB berpaa felgen6e gfsempel:
ct &annofleoe bar foripunoet paa
Observation-Disclosures -8n1te11, og
bette COB Mnleoning til, at fer1t
@erionalH paa 6reoerifsbabn--
Marbus-2inien, oerneit 9erionalet
(5reoericia-2inien % tilii6it @eriona=
|1et paa ole 2an6ets &obebruter af-
bgrtes. Dette bore6e en- Moareo, %
|efter erbn1 en- Maane6s 8ebanoIing
iaf Sagen reiolpere6e 9iitriftet /
|Struer, at &oan6flpod bar forfpurt-
let % iihtlbe erftdttes.
@eb. S. q. &anien llttepe meo at
|frabe en- debIiffelig % burtig agn,
bring. at statsbanernes aoni1tiitra.
Ition.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
Mebib-Monnmen1et

5preningen for Mut1rfreoning,
bpis &trfeomraa6e euers fu1 er
0erne, bar ien6t Sre6nings-Mebne
for Malborg Mmt Ell &roteit moo bet
paaterfte Minoem9rfe / @ebilo
Batter. Den foreilaae6e bgie Dbe<
lift bill ganlfe brpoe og p6elegge ben
ftoritileoe 2inieiffenbe6 / ben,1e en-
fon1me % prRgtige Matur.
9a,1fen ON ct Minbesmerfe Ell
Dog og for fig tiltalen6e, og 6or-
eringen ben1tiller oerfor enten at
reiie @onunentet / Spn6eripllon6
eller at finoe en- 5orm, Ser beore. bar
monerer me6 2an6ifobet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
8inrehope 6nsmanbsffple.

'&f-[EIEEsE-
Iorltanoer 81. S. Nielien=8looifoD
bar, ifplge uSsiitoleblooet" beo ct
@abebreb al 6. S1li bette Mar till
buot sen banife @eeierine og @igs-
Gag @ierebape 2an6busbolonings>
ftole, &usmaros- % &usmooerifo,
lei, peo @insiteo til Opertagelie paa
,,errnere faitiatte 8%etingelier. S
@apebrebet be6oer SET 81. a.:
.0ein Some og leg bar irgen @trt1
@i Dor 6erfor lenge %oberpeiet, bbors
leoes hi be6it h1noe fire Sfolens
Mrbei6e, 90 ri bill mi / sgrbboigbeo
tinaoe % at tilbpoe ben banife Me-
sieri,1g % @iesba9 ollie Be (Hl
@folen bpren6e) @ien6omme meo alt,
iom Sc itoar % err. Sci er Goritan.
ser Mielien=&looifobs 8anfe, at en-
6ortfntteIie og %l1opioelie al Sfolens
8irf1on1be6 fun6e rblipe for Set prafs
tiite 2anobr11g i Danmarf, bbao +.
CTS. &erIufsbolms % Sors Afo6ez
mis- Sfoler bar neret for Ben it1oe-
ren6e @tan6". Me66elelie11 ON Sor=
itan6er observation-disclosures Silbu6 bor
naft megen O~pmerfiombeo rl11t6t ON
/ 2un6et.
5enere forlpoer set, at Joni 6or-
boloene ct or6neoe, ~er set efter Gor=
lpoenbe en6og mere enc tpibliomt, ON
5taten fan tage imo6 BET itilIe6e Sill
b16. &ele gienbomme1, er buroeret
til ! Millio,1 @roner, og ifignt 5alp-
bele1t 6eraf boiler iom @ielo paa
ben, iful6e man ipues, at Ben et66a
bar baro at mootage. Gorltan6er-
parret f%orbeboloer fig 8olig paa
5folen for 2ibsti6 %; q 8rocem
&ente aarlig al 10000 &roner.
Otter 1eres 500 lfnl @enten al 1907.
900. &roner u66eles iom l1n6erItgt-
telie til @leber.
5folen bar, ii6en Sen i 1903 blen
oprettet, nooannet 10000 @leber i
praftif 2on6brmg og berbeb bibra-
get tit til at gipre 9anmarf til ct
Soregangsla16 poa 2an6brugets
Smroa6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
fsrite sfribt mob ben fon1menbe
Nrbei6smrp.

S biisie Sage itr6rmner set ino
meo Dpiiaelier til neutrality-suspicious.
lningen fra De forifieniee 6aefor.
bn116, Der is oeo De San1btrfenoes
Observation-Disclosures tit frie San.
Der TT at fige op.
Mange Oberensfoniter :l1blpber
til 1. 5ebrl,ar, % en- flor. Del al
bisie er set iibite @ar Gage blepet
iagt op. Set gieIoer uabnlig ST,
beioSmpn6ene. Danff Mrbei1s=
man6sforpbuno bar fenot 0piigelie
for gementinouitriens, 3eglberfsin-
buitrie11s Mrbeiosme16, en6pioere
bar Oliemgllerne, Morgarinfabrifan=
terne % Snfferfabriferne n1ootaget
0piigelier al Dberensfomiterae.
Danf gleftriferforbun6 bar iagt op
ober for SSer1t- og Metalinouitrietr,
90 Danif Sfotsisarbetoerforbunb
bar ienot 0piigelie til o1le @fo=
teisfabriferne 2onoet ober.
Men ogiaa nogle Melterorganila=
TONER bar aniet oct for %n66penoigt
at brtnge De giploenoe 0perensfom=
fter til 9pber. Set gieloer Mnrer>
meftrenes neutrality-suspicious. for
M~rbeibsm9noenes gebfonmen6e, set
fiebenbabnife @larmeiterlab % Sc
Sn6nitrter, Ser nnben6er &ieoeI- pg
Maifinpasiere.
De Dpiigelier, Ser ollereoe i bette
9ieblif foreligger-fr begge si6er,
omfatter mellem 2O,O00.og 10000
Man6, og oct fan meo @ifferbeo
pentes, at De bill blibe e%fterfulgt Of
mango Here. S oesf6rfte 45 Maa.
neoer at 1921 u6lgber Mrbeiosober-
eltsfomiter for $4,000 a 100000
8erioner.
Se1p.som en- flor Gel al benz mao
tie lpber bioere, noen- at nogen al
&arterne f%origger at .faa Dem CEN
oret, bill Der b1ipe rigeligt. Som
fliftitof tilbage, og man tan i Sc
fommen6e Maan6eer bente en- @affe
pigtige Sorban6linger mellem Mr=
beiosgipere og Mrbei6ere.
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;&ierneu. Deoen in6traa6te ct @ar
Elmer efter. glmeluno bar en- pue
gre Mat1o, iom baboe le6et Stolen !
ca. 8 Mnr.


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.SS1toofifranfraug me6 BLOT 5 @rocent
bill neobringe Sn6tegtsforggeIien til
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bgielfe aItiaa ingenlu1toe for flor.
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greoe % COY 8rebfort Is (16) %
iSrDfiager 12 (10)
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2ong Griffin Irseer e1 &raas paa
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S anleo1i,1g Of 2oOadrsoage1
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Isleelig iterfeH repr1eientere
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miller oberpareos 6etioea6beben.
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6eaes hol1t tabdnza.;
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Gn banF &irIpeetspthition til
Gihirien. s5.

Com 2eb i Mrbeibet for at befri Sc
10000 &rigsfnngersi sibirien er
planlagt Mfienbelien al en- onnif
Sielpeaftion til @eitfibirien l,noer
2eoel1e al ben nplig fra Sibirien
biemben6te 5tatsraab &ofoeb.