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intention of the invaders to impose
peace conditions Of drastic nature.
The other terms as received here in
clude the right of the Soviet govern
ment to unrestricted transmission of
all code messages across Poland be-
tween Russia and Germany; the turn
ing over of all salt and coal mines in
Poland for operation by the Soviet
government and the right of unre-
stricted travel for all Soviet national
across the Polish frontiers without the
Polish wise on passports.
The provision for plebiscite in the
portion of Poland formerly belonging
to Russia together with the stipulation
that the Bolsheviki be granted per-
mission to disseminate propaganda
without restriction in that territory
for one year before the vote, is viewed
b yoilicials here as likely to be espc
cially obnoxious to the Poles. The
granting of such demands would, in
the opinion of officials here, certainly
|
ernment of Russian Poland, for all
Polish national feeling in that region
it is considered, would be blottcd out
by the Bolsheviki propaganda.
Officials were inclined to believe
that the peace terms to be submitted
| at the Minsk negotiations now in
progress will be even more severe
than those tentatively prepared for the
Baranovitch conference which ended
abruptly when the Polish armistice
cmissarics replied that today they had
no authority to conclude peace, The
recent success Of the Soviet forces
are held to have made possible the
even more drastice terms.
The Polish situation continues to
receive a large portion of the attcn-
tion of officials here. The State De-
partmcnt today had not received the
note of the French government eX-
prcssiong satisfaction with the Amer
lean attitude on the Russian Polish
situation as defined in the American
note to the Italian ambassador, State
Department officials, however, stated
that there had never existed any rea-
son TO question the approval by
France Of the position of the United
States toward the Russian and Polish
problems as embodied in the recent
note.
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tion and annexation, and shown by the
surveys and plat made in pursuance
Herewith, said plat being on file in the
office of the Secretary Of State of
South Carolina, In the office Of the
Clerk of Court for Clarendon County,
and in the office OF the Clerk of Court
for Sumter County.
The following are hereby appointed
managers of said election at Pine
wood: p. b. Mouzon, w. ID. Epper-
son and Manning Richardson.
The following are hereby appointed
managers of said election at Hodges
Corner: S. N. Griffin, e. G. Gcddngs,
and II. j. Hodge.
Only duly registered and qualified
electors of Clarendon County, actually
residing within the territory proposed
to be annexed to Sumter County, and
who have registered not less than
thirty days prior to said election,
shall be permitted to vote therein.
The polls will open at 7 a. m. and
close at p. m. The said election is
to be held and conducted and the re-
turns canvasscd in all respects as pro-
Vldcd by law for General Elections.
BY order of his Exccllcncy, the Gov
crnor of South Carolina.
J. A. JAMES,
w. j. TURBEVILLE,
Board of Election Commissioners
Clarendon County. 32-1t-p
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Washington, Aug. 13.-(By the AS
sociated Press) "A plebiscite to de-
terminc the future Of Russian Poland
is one of the peace terms drawn up
by the Bolsheviki coincident with the
first proposal of an armisticc by the
Polish government. The right of un-
restricted propaganda in this territory
during the year which would intervene
before the plebiscite also would be
demanded.
These and the other terms of peace
which are believed to nave been for
3mulated for submission at The first
meeting between the Soviet and Polish
emissaries were received here today
in official circles. While not regarded
as final because of the events favor
able to the Bolsheviki cause since their
formulation, the terms are accepted
in Washington as illustrative of the
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-08-18

business confidence"
His address tonight at the audito-
rum here followed Il noon address at
Minneapolis, when he declared SEN
ator Harding will be trying to "syn-
dicate the presidency" a condition
under which he said tonight "a few
of the old guard crowd would get in
on the ground floor"
Referring to divergent interpreted
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tions, 1.-TWO great Republican dailies
in New York placed on Mr.. Harding's
attitude to the league of nations" Mr..
Roosevelt said, apparently the Re-
publican offer is this:
"You can pay your money and take
your choice"
'If that attitude is carried out in
regard to our foreign relations we
shall still be at war for years hence,
he said
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NOTICE OF ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that an cleo
ton will be held at the Polling Places
Of Pincwood and Hodges Corner, in
Clarendon County, S. c., on the 7th
day of September, 1920, for the pur-
pose of determining whether or not
the line between Sumter and Claren-
don Counties shall be changed so as
to annex to the county of Sumter GER
tain territory more particularly de-
scribed in petition filed for such elcc-
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"CLEAR AS MUD"
ROOSEVELT SAYS

st. Paul, Mimi, Aug. 13.-Dcclaring
the Republican attitude on suffrage
and the league of nations "is as clear
as mud" Franklin d. Roosevelt, Demo
cratic vice presidential nominee, to-
night expressed wonder as to how the
Republican attitude on "cvcry other
public question can possibly maintain
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

All persons having claims against
the Estate of Benjamin p. Broadway,
deceased, will present them duly at
tested and all those owing the said
Estate will make payment to the un-
dersigned qualified Executors Of the
said Estate.
GEORGE L. BROADWAY,
Sumter. S. G.. Rt. 2.
BERTHA f.. BROADWAY,
PinewOod. S. G..
Executors.
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BOLSHENIKI PLAN TO
ENFORCE DRASTIC
PEACE TERMS ON POLES

plebeScite to Determine Future of
Russian Poland With Unrestrict-
ed Propaganda Prepared for First
Conference.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-03
- LEGAL NOTICES

VIRGINIA..
In the Clerks Office Of the Corpora
tlon, Court Of the City If Alexandria;
on the; 18th day. of March, 1920.
Eva ,B. Arwith. complainant, VS.
John r. sAcwith,: defendant. In Chan
Gerry No. A51. 49,. !.
MEMO. :
The object Of ,this suit is to Obtain
For the complainant, an absolute
divorce from the defendant ion tn
gasundl Of 'wiIfql idssertioa and. ,aban
,iorment.
1t appearing BY an affidavit files
in thiis cause that the dsfeNant Johr
F.,Acwith is q pdn-resAer9 of ,thi!
State: It is Ordered, That said de
feFdant. appear here within lifseer
dayss, asers due publication Of. tht
order and Do what IS hessssary tt
protect his interest in this suit.
Fred'K p, Russell, r. o.
A jCapy-Teste.. q
*. NEWELL. s. GREENAWAY,
69-4wcl. Clerk
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SENT. UP As ;YAGRANT
Then Aged New, York Woman Goes
" Home In Sons Automobile

NewiYork, April a--After spending
three days in the .Tpmbs as vagrant
and with: Q suspended sentence on this
charge hanging oven her, Mrs. Glars
Weissr, IS, of et7 East Two Hundred
and Twentsy:ffifth street, rode rods home
yesterday. in her SON $ automobile.
The aged. woman was: on her way
/ to visit. bes' brother at: Houston and
Hudson streets on Wednesday when
81" lost her way p!4astrolman, whe
found her lying on the pavement, too
her to the ,Ton,bs and made a vaeraa
~ charge. shs, Was found guilty "a;
FemAnded ID the Tdnabs for :sentsnes
today. Magistrate Ten Eyrk dismissed
the case;when Aaron Weiser the, son
having! learned Of the plight OF his
rrlothey, appeared IN count. :: 80 >:
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LEGAL NOTICES

!. The object, Of this suit IS to Obtain
for the. Complaiils;nf q limited divorce
from Defendant 9n the Groqrds.af. vii
fut ard voluntary dcsertion and a',an,
aopHsat and that upon tile passage. O.
the, statutory period Of three years
game may be merged into an absolute
divorce, resumption OF; maiden name
and, for general relief - s.
Nv apeartng By AN affidavit files
il this cause that the defendant ]ohr
:W- Moran y a l,op-nsi.anlt Of thi:
Sates It::is Ordered, That said de-
feudsut appear here WITHIN fifteer
days :sfer due nublKatNn Of this o.
der and do Whslf Is necessary to. pro
| tects his interest in this SUM-
honcure, Davis, 8 But.rsky, P. 9.
"a Copy Teste. !.
f.. s 81 NEWELL S. ,GREE.NAW.AY.
E31 -fHp .;ss;g. Clerk
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INQUEST MATCHED
Authorities Expect: Trouble W"eT
Jury Anne uhces Resuit
of Findings

Dublin April 1.-The sllua1lo7
in Dublin today was normal. lheIe
was not the slightest sign Of any
Easter rising. rumors concerning
the possibility Of which recently BE-
came SO general as to provoke quea-
tions on the subject in Parliament.
The resignation of James Ian Mac
pherson as chief secretary foN Ire
land, did not cause a ripple Oh eA-
element here. Irishlren regard
Field Marshal Viscount French, the
viceroy. as solely responsible for the
direction Of affairs, and seem not TO
be interested in Mr.. Macpherson's
successor.
Some fears are entertained that
there may be trouble in Cork when
the result Of the inquest into the
death of Lord Mayor MacCurtaln,
who was murdered last week, is an
nounced The inquest is still pro-
ceeding.
The new field marshal Sir Will
liam Robertson, who, it has been
rumored, is likely to succeed Gene
raj Sir Frederick Shaw as. comman-
der Of the troops in Ireland, is on a
visit to Belfast with Lord Davenport
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PASSING OF A FRIEND
(CImmunicated)

Again we; are called upon to mourn
a friend, for if there ever was a
genial, whole-sunled fellow, the sub
ieet of this sketch was the man.
From early manhood he has been a
familiar figure in our city and there
is scarcely boy or girl, who did
not know him. Engaged all his life
in a business which devoted sadness
and gloom, he was the most cheerful
man that you could find. Many a
home which. had been entered by the
same messenger that; now calls him
has been made happier ~ his genial
presence and encouraging words
It is sad to note the passing of any
one. but in the. brightness Of young
manhood when success was crown
ing his cffcrts, it. is a blow to his
home, his people and to the entire
community. He will be missed BY
the school children who loved him
and. for whom he always had a
pleasant word ready.
Ben WheatIew whose body will
soolrbe returned to mother earth vii!
not be forgotten soon. His friends
were legion md ,enemies few, if any
He will be sadly missed by those who
had the pleasure of, his companion
ship But lie is no more. and he
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u .
Will Return to Work
Continued from Page ,One)

pected that she viii be completed and
ready for se,vice Within the next sixty
days.
This ship is named in honor of a
daughter of Charles w. Morse, presi-
dent Of the board Of directofs Of the
Virginia Shiphuilding Corporation and
also president Of the United States
Steamship Corporation, who was
among those 10 witness the launching
Immediately following the launching
the invited guests were rendered g
buffet luncheon which was served ir
the administration building.
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IS so

VIasINrA
In the CLERKS Office Of tic. Circuit
Court of the City Of Alexandra, on
the. sih day Of March, 1870
Marie B. Dorsey Dore. complainant
vs.. Edward A. Dore, defendant. In
Chaneery No. 5T3.
MEMO. -
;. The object CT this suit IS 20 OBJ
tain for the Complainant a li,ri.el
divorce from the defendant on the
ground of wilfM and voluntary de-
ssrtion and abandonment and at the
expiration Of the Statutory period Of
three years that same may be merged
into an absolute divore, resumption
Of maiden name, and for for general re:
lief.
It spPearins BY M affidavit flied
IN tais cause ahat ths asfeudsas Es,
wara 4. Dere IS 5 Sol-fes,aent q!
this State: It, is 0sI@sd, Taks ssia
defendant appear hereawithin fifteer
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VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA." -
In the Clerks Office Of The Corpora
ton Court Of the City of Alexandria,
on the 18th day of March, 1920. :
). Cora Elizabeth Prentice, complain
ant, vs.. William Ellsworth Prentice,
defendant. In chancr,y No. 95b.
MEMO q:
The, object Of this suit is to obtain
a. divorce vincalo tdatriraonii from
the, datfendant on the ground of @ilful
desertion. and abandonment without
just cause for more than three years
prior ito the institution Of this suit,
ana for general relied. j.
IL appearing by IN affidavit filed in
this cause that the defendant William
Ellsworth PreHtire is a NONRESIDENT
Of stbisState: It is Ordered. That said
defendant appear here within Ten days
after due publications of this order.
and do what is necessary to protect
his interest in this suit.
RIB, Washington, P. g.
Cupy--Ts.ste, :
NEWELL S. GREENAWAY. .
s8s4We 80 =" Clerk.
= = .
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'vJRGINIA. & u r. &: :. !. IS.
In the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court Of. the Cry Of -!alexsndxl, q,
she 9Th day. Of March, 1875. i
william N. Frye, complainant es.
Florence Matthews Frye, defendant,
In Chaneery No. 567.. =
MEMO. i. !.
The object OF this suit is b. Obtain
for Complainant an absolute divorce
from defendant on the grounds Of will
fnl and voluntary desertion and aban-
ument for moro than three years
prior to the institution Of this suit,
and for general relief. :. -.
It appearing by an affidavit flied
in this -cause that ) the defendant
Florenre Matthews Frye is non
resident. Of this State: It. is Ordered,
That said defendant appear here
within fifteen days after due pabH-
cation Of this order, and do what is
necessary 10 protect ksr intersss IN
this ait 49,,
Mossre, Davis and ,tu6wssky, P. q
A Copy-Teste
NEWELL s GREENAWAY, :.
s3-aTc Clerk.
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Who lived the golden Rule 10 tta
letter has gone to his rewar3.
l know rot where his island lit,
Their frouded palms TO a"
/ o,ls kncw No ra7, not '!r'ft
Beyond Gods love and care.
J: George II HAYDEN,
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INDIAN UNIT FOR ARMY

Washington, April 3.--Chairman
Wadsworth was authorized yester-
day by the Senate Military Commit
tee to introduce an amendment to
the Army reorganization bill rrovid-
ing for the enlistment Of not TO ex-
ceed 10000 American Indians as q
separate unit OF the army.
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VIRGINIA.. ..~,s +. -:
in the Clerks 0ffIe; 81 the Gnhis
Court OF The City Of Alexaadris, OF
The :aoth day of March -ts2s.1} &,
TRAVIS: corbin, complainant vs.. Es,
:telle Dawson ;corl,i'i. daetfendaut. IN
Chanrery No. 61i. s&. r, -
MEMO, ...:.: ):
I. The object Of 'this&suit is to ebsasn
an absolute dtvntre for::rAe, capraain.
|ant from the defendant On the krounds
Of w:tful and voluntary, desertioh and
ab@paop.nent for. more :;thsn. thrse
s.ars prior TO the Institution Of this
slit.: ara for gepeeal: retief: ,a',i :.
It appearing nv IN sdsTit fled
;n IN, cause ~ fhe attendant Es-
.e,:e nawstn. Go3rllhiin IS, ;tou-fssxiest
81 thissssssttsfe: # IS OFien4, Thai ;sssd
defendant appear kere within ttfaha
days af:er DUE pabfraa ION of Dis 6f-
| her and do What, is pdsssary to pro
5cet her.irterrsee il. Ass suit. r.: ). :.
Moncure, Dris g BudRssky, P. q
a Copy 1eyte. ,...s = ~
i. ll;vELlss. GREEN.AWAY.
8-&Mc =; Z. s., Gtera.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

tuition e6. this suit and els for geners.
relief. - 81. 90 g. - ~, 81 :,
8; It app,eearing .iGytaT affidavit. filed i.
this csuse tat adt ataensisn lt Esdwsre
.hawkips iissa non sideHtS Of t y II:
State; IHis ondrsed That sad; dd =fs.p.i!
ant appear pts hex WHhin 4 day.
sh4ser due publ easion Of this otdet
ana do What ). is: nnessary 50 .protef
h!s interest &c this sur =.
Moncure, :? ?payis 9 Budeeesky: Is:
Newell s ct'KEEN.AWa a, i:
IssAwr ~ e 'tsFs
Eysaivi9. = =
il tse CLERKS Office d z:rbe eIdrpo
EnstsSn Es1itrrtt IL ii the City. Of llexan
dr,a a sn tie lst Aas. H. April lsa0
E1pa M. &C. Wtlkins, rnHp sinan
|vs. Waater !. wilkins, d dshdsH. 4
Eaneery no. gs. : !.
MEMO s, - j.
The, object Of this suit is TO ottat
for the: campla haut fToru the: defend
aat an aE,sssohte Divorce on The ground
/ Of wilful ana voluntary .desertion an
abandonHsnt 6eri more than :-thre
bea,.s prior ia the! Institution Of thi
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VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA. = -.
In the Clerks oft;so'at sac, ci.sn,.
Court Of the ;s.i.s. Of A}eka sdria, OF
the 10th day Of stsssA, lsal
S Dorothy Rosa Yerga. ceuphisani
Sss,Nrholas. ve-sa,, defendant. i
TEMO. I'll, $..., j. i
The. object of this sptt.is TO obtal
for ,:the complainant an absolute d.
nice from the bonds of asrmous
from, the Defendant ON The grounds %
wfEil and voluntary desertiop anl
abandonment for moro than thre4
years prior TO the institution of this
suit; resumption. of maiden name anE
general, relied. ~:
IT appearing by an affidavit filed
infthis eaase that che. defendant Mch.
oaas frsa IS 2, nonresident of this
State. 1t. is /. nrdHra. That said: Dc.
4fysEuVksspPessir here gafa ias5 lfasear
days after due publication Of this, q %
aer,ra1a do what IS pacssss,Y 70 prq,
teet his ;pfeirst in tbs :apit, 4, 4,
Mplkare, Davis and Bufwtsky. 2. q
.>A Copy esse:s 4 s.$ ~ Y, y.
Il: t!:::%,SNEVEl1, s lcl {! WAY. & /,
s3-4we 5; ;s \. !, !. "a; 81 i, !, ElerA
ryrS1tS Vel I; - = -
lin, the Ckeks jnlsfice OF tkes1car:
po6ration ..Eanrt OF ts,e City, 81 Am,
andria, on the ;SStth an. OF MafeA, ) 1910
Elsie "; Clark FaE~sler, h9. Mar,
L.. Glatk,. hsr neSt friend, Complain
ant, vs.. Lewis Il. Ful~iler, defendants
In Chaneeiy, No. ta45. ~ :,
MEMO. = K: u. ::
The object Of this suitais - sb.atn
for the complainant a decrre 2ecsar-
ing and sdjudgins. ths marriage Of
complainant to the defeaaahs noll and
void OH the groun:! Of the .asahsty Of
comp'al INT at. tine l., Wa entered
into. =, -,
It arpearing by an affidavit, flied
in this cause that the defendant Lewis
II. Fulv:!er. is .. ae-sssacf: 81 'thi.
State: L: is, Orde7sd, ffa: said DE-
fentars. appear !'ere within fifteen
eSa:s si:s- due rrhs;caHon Of: this or,
der. and do what is .tscsssarS, to pro-
t..:: ~ interest 10 .h:s ssi:. -
sreds,:'x Russ. :. q:
Al; Test. !;
NEWELL S GREE;i;sWAY,
s. al ChrR
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VIRGINIA. x -, =: II
In the. CLERKS G4fne ,ps the Etrnuit
Court Of TIE City, of Alexandrsa, si
tar 30 day Of Marrh, 1870. NO.. :.
Lillian, r. PisHe, c'o1nplainait Us
Eugene Pierce, Defendant, Ii Chan.ese'tt,,
Nd. $40. :. 49,, 80 ..,tt, ~
MEMO. j. 49,. 4.
The obiefs of,tHis; suit. Is tp ahdAtr
for the complainant an absolute: 81
vorce from the defendant on tait
grounds of. wi2fuls ana igotunppry De:
sertion :atd Acknowledgement for lfnert
than three years pref TO ;tr iaristi:
tuition Of :thfs suit,.ans for general let.
lief.
# appearing By an sGaavis fiea aip
this 'csuse that ia det;enaapt!fs 9 ma.
resident ii. this staee;- ii, Is prlsrad
That said def bafAue aapsear tess y
in fifteen days ,sfter due publication
d. this order. and 90 Tht 3 pecs@
ssry to protect his fGeeress "a thA guit:.
Monsuls AsyH g. Bua~ssks,sR q.
A, coYy :fss9; 81" 1, !. = = H. 4. s..
~. HEYEtafa GFGzNAWkY !,
- ;4,..n,. .ts..a = =,
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VIRGINIA.
n the Clerks Office, of the Corpora
|tion Court of the City Of AlexandHa,
on the 2+A day Of March, lsao. :.
(, R. G. Whedbee. Complainant Us: j
WaeEbee, Defendant In Chancery No,
'a5t.
MEMO.
The object Of this suit is to obtain
for the Complainant an absolute d.
roree from the defendant on. the
grounds Of wiful and voluntary Dc.
sertion and ahandpapent for period
Of more than three years prior b the
institution Of this salt, custody Of The
iafaus daughter, and for general re-
|D&. -
Ii appearing by an affidavit filed e
in this cause that the descendant J
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LEGAL NOTICES

days after. due publication OIL thls OF
der, ans; dc wat is necessary to pro-
'tecs his interest5in, this. suit.
.Moncure, Davis and Budwesky 2. 9:
"A Copy-Tesse., I.5-1
i { NEWELL S. .GREENAEAY. 7
tG3-4wc, .lerk.
VIRGINIA. i
In the Clerks Office of, the Circuit
sCourt Of the City Of Alexandria, on
the 2ath day OF March, 1890. :,
;spahir H nickey, complainant VS..
Dora ii. pickey, defendant. IN Chan
Gerry No. COB. !; :
MEMO. "
t ,fne object Of this suit is to obtain
for the complainant an absolute di-
|votce from the defendant upon the
| ground Of adultery and for genera!
relief.
I IT appearing by an affidavit filed in
this cause that the defendant Dora II.
D:ckty is nonresident of this State:
1t is Ordered, That said defendant a
pear here within fifteen days after
due publication Of this order, and Dc
what is necessary to protect her IN.
serest in this suit.
Edmund Hill, IT., P. @. I,
A Copy1Teste: =.
NEWELL s. GREENaWAY, 4
7J-4wp - Clerk
VIRGINIA. ~ i II.
in the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court of the City Of Alexandria, OF
the oath day Of March, 1920.
Mamie Moss, Complainant vs. Ben:
iarnin T.. Moss, Defendant. In Chan
Gerry No. COZ.
! MEMO.
The ubjert Of this suit is to obtain
divorce 4 vincutp tnatrimonii from
the defendant on the ground Of villa!
and voluntary desertion, and ahan-
doDment, and Tor general relief.
It appearing by nisffsdaRt filed IN
this cause that the defendant genja-
min +. Moss is anon resident Of this
State. It is Ordered, That said d.,
fendant appear here within fiftee'
days after due publication of this Or
dss: and do what is necessary to Pre-.
tect his interest IN this suit.
Ednaabbd HILL 3r- P, 2. ,.s1
a Capy--Tsste. 1T. :,
NEWELL. S. GREENAWAY -:
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VIRGINIA.
In the CLERKS 0firee Of Tie Circuit
Court If the City Of Aiexanarta, %
the Both day Of March, 1920.
Annie Hawsins, boaHRl aiiIant VS. Ed
wand Hawkins, defendant. IN Chaeery
Ne. 60s. =, -, ~ =
MEMO,
Pbe ohjeet Of tbs sait is t. obtain
for the Complainant an absolute d.
yoate from ne psfedsut on tbe
grtuoas ee mael sns, ttaty g.
se,'ao4 and shanlp j i F INDIE
than three years prior to fhe msti-
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VIRGINIA.
In.the fClerk'ss Office Of th. Cor,
per2tion cgartipg directly Of Aaesat-
:ssia. on the 9th day ;af: Hsrrb, 1870.
/ Louis Frank Randall. pmplalaant vs.
Lilly BED isRspda!f, lD6endart. II
'chsncery No: 95s.. ~. ~
MEMO. $500 tx, y.
The oHect Of this SUIT is to obtain
divorce a vinctifo hiatrimonm fol
the tamplainant, Louis Frank Randall,
from The defendant Lilly Ben Randall,
'oa the, ground Of wiHal desertiop and
abandpanis1rt, :ssfttho,rt Just Cause ,;sr
essuse ,fsr. 4 period af& more q ;than
three Years and for: general neff.
1T sppessing hY:. IN affidavit Sisd
ip this cause that the defendant LILY
gea RnaE IS anon fssid TINT, asj. tbs
ssate;-1tss;is ordered That sad a.
fsnlspt aHpsaf here within $fsstssn
asys afsers due, pehl iestseu! ss5 ss, % Is
dr. and % what d. nesess aty tospr6:
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