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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-21
PROHIBITION TREDER I
KRAFT.
Starke Forholdsregler er vedta-
get for at havde den nye
Bestemmelse j vor Grundlov

Washington, 16. Jan. - Ma
tionsomfattende Forbud we'd Ell
Notwithstanding - en- mango
aarig Drom af dem, der modsat-
tie sig Salg af berusende Drikke
- traadte Kraft Kl. II i Nat,
og Justitsdepartementet og inter
nationalt Revenue -Bureauet var
l Side
rede til at tage drastiske Skridt
imod Overtredere.
Sidste Skridt i Forberedelser-
lie til Gennemforelse af Forbu-
det diets nye Form toges, da
Minister Glass endelig godkendte
de Regulationer, som den fode
rale Regerings Agenter skulde
iagttage.
John f. Kramer, Forbundets
General Kommissef, kundgjorde,
at han vpsentlig var fardig med
Valget af sit Korps af Statskom-
missionerer og lokale Agenter,
og de havde underrettet ham. at
de var fardige til at tage fat
paa Opgayen at enforcere Amen
dementet, som Diet var bestemt /
Volstead-Akten.
RegeringS- Embedsmend tog Ii
den Motifs af det Faktum, at Ii
censeret Salg af Likprer ophorte,
uden Finansdepartementet,
hvor der yiste sig stor Aktiyitet
j Funktionerernes Kontorer, hvor
man havde med Ikraftsettelsen
af Prohibitionen at gore. Deres
Opgave var imidlertid begr@nset
til Detaillerpe i Planerne for at
bistaa lokaIe Autoriteter we'd at
uddriye uloylige Lik9rhandlere.
commissioner Kramer sagde,
at han havde en- Stab al henyed
1900, der var ferdige i'll at tage
fat paa Ud0velsen af deres Pligt
we'd Midnatstid. Omkrlng 300 at
disse vii arbejde under Stats
embedsmends Direktion for For.
budets Gennemforelse, medens de
andre vii virke mere, som inter
rationale Revenue-Agenter vlrke-
de. for Krigsforbudet traadte l
Kraft. | nogle faa Slater er Stats
direktorerne like udnevnt, men
men Mr.. Kramer har overglvet
deres Magt til internationale Re
venue -Embedsmgnd, saa Orga
nisationen betragtedes som fuld-
stnndig. Mr.. Kramers Bureau
RAIDER over $2,000,000 til at dri-
We Arbejdet for Prohibitionens
Gennemforelse indtil l. JUL.
Funktionerer j Skatkammeret
frygter for Vanskeligheder / Be
styrelsen af distillerede Likorer
i Oplagshusene. Man har opda-
get. at store Kvantiteter at OPP
proppede Varer paa Flasker er
forsvundet fra Lagre ] store By
er, trods Embellishments Aarvaa-
genhed. For at hindre yderligere
Tyvere er Kramers Stab bleven
instrueret ON at bevogte saadan.
ne Lik9rer med ekstra Omhu.
Regulationerne, som Kramer
oe hans Stab vii arbejde efter,
udgsp ct af de stprste saa vel
som ct af de vigtigste Dokumen-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-21
FIUME-sPoRGsMAALET.
En- ny Beslutning fattes af Lloyd
George og Clemmenceau.

Fra Paris meldes under 15.
Jan. Lloyd George og Clemmen
ceau opgav i Gaar Diet Stand
punkt, som de j Mandags tog
med Hensyn til Fliume, og beslut-
tede, at Byen skal staa under
italiensk Overh9jhed.
Der bley givet forskellig For
l0laring med Hensyn til, hvorfor
de to Premiepminjstre havde skif-
tet Sind. | yisse Kredse sagde
man, at de var bleven skramt
af den italienske Premier Nit
ii, der hayde gjort dem opmerk
somme paa, at dersom Italie-
nerne like fix Fiume, Wilde Boil
Shevikerne faa Magt i Landet.
Andre, som Ihar studeret den po-
litislle Situation, saa de to
Premierministres Eftergiyenhed
ct dristigt Skaktrak for at twin
ge President Wilson Ill at lag-
ge Kortene paa Bordet og faa
United States til straks at er-
klere, hvorvidt Diet agter at be-
fatte sig mere med Affererne j
Europa eller like
| diplomatisl1e Kredse ss.gae
man, at dette sammen med, hvad
nylig er sket, blot er ct nyt Be-
Wis for, at de Allierede, der stod
sammen under krigen, nu er we'd
at gaa hver sin Vel, fordi deres
Maal under Verdenskrigen gik
i hver sin Refining. Der tenkes
her paa Stormagterne.
Det lader sig like niegte, at
Clemmenceau og Lloyd George
Flor E'oraar narrede President
Wilson Til at vgre et Redskab.
i deres Haand, da de fix ham til
at vrre Syndeblukken j Striden
ON, hyem der skulde have Mag
ten over Adriaterhavet; han paa-
tog sig det hele Ansvar for at
fornarme Italien we'd at insiste-
re paa. at Fiume skulde vare
Fristad. Frankrig stod bag we'd
dette Franskm9ndene 9nsker ik.
Ike at Sc Italien som den hersken-
de Magt Adriaterhavet. For
Krigen havde 0strig lige saa me-
get at sige der som Italien, men
da det nh er forbi med 0strig
som Stormagt, har Italien beslut-
tet, at det vii vare eneherskende
i Adriaterhavet.
Clemmeneeau fix Lloyd Geor-
ge til at gaa med paa at sntte EN-
Stopper for Italiens Kray ! A
driaterhavet mod at Frankrig
stettede England, der lengtes eff
ter at sluge de tyske Kolonier,
Mesopotamien og Persien. Men
nu, da Tiden er kommen, at der
maa g9res noget med Tyrkiet, vi.
ser det sig, at Englenderne og
Franskmendene er uenige angaa-
ende Syrien, og den Overens-
komst, som de sluttede Flor
Foraar, er glemt. Ingen at de to
Magter 9nsker at fremlegge de-
res Kort med Hensyn til Tyr
lSiet, for de er sikker paa, hvor-
ledes United States vii stille sig
under Forhandlingerne med Sui
tanen.
Da u. S. Senat nu har forka-
stet Traktaten ON Fred med Tysk
land, og Diet amerikanske Folk
forlanger, at Landet skal holde
sig borte fra Aff@rerne i Euro
pa og fra eurepeisk Polltlk,
haaber man, at President Will
son like vii gore flere Fors0g
paa at blande sig Sagerne der
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-21
MARYLAND og Prohibition. An

Maryland og Prohibition. An
napolis, Md, IS. Jan. En- Resolu-
ton blev indbragt for Marylands
senat i Gaar ON at foreslaa for
Kongressen at sammenkalde en-
Notwithstanding for at op-
have Diet 1sde (Prohibitions)
Amendment.
Anledningen siges, at Amend
mentet var ratificeret af flere Le-
lgislaturer en- Hast og uden n9je
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-21
20. Aare.

tionslinien den franske Zone /
Damaskus. Den rationale For
svarskomite gennemferer tvun-
gen Milit@rtjeneste og har I'D
sted ct Manifest mod udenlandsk
Intervention enhver Form.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-21
Wort eget Land.
Tretten af de sytten Larere

Tretten af de sytten Larere
we'd de offentlige Skoler i South
Sioux City, Nebr., underrettede
forleden Aften Skoleraadet ON,
at de havde besluttet like at un-
dervise efter Mandag den 26.
Januar, hvis de like til den It'd
havGe faaet ct betydeligt Til
leg til deres Lon. De har nu
Gennemsnit $50 pr. Maaned. Sko-
leraadet tog Sagen under Over
vejelse.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-21
Northcliffe og Strikerne. Lol

Northcl1ffe og Str1kerne. Lon
don, IA. Jan. Lord Northcliffe,
hvis Blade j den senere Tid har
visit adskillig Arbejdervenlighed,
meddeler Gaar, at Daily Mail F"
uddeler hver Uge 1000 Pund
Sterling till St6tte for Pearl
Insurance Company''s strikende
Agenter. Samtidig angriber han
Kompagniet i en- Redaktionsar-
tikel for at betale 50 Procent
Dividende, medens Diet betaler
Agenterne mindre end 3 Pund
Sterling om Ugen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-21
De Allierede og Bolshevikerne

De Allierede og Bolshevikerne.
Paris, II. Jan. Det OVERSIZE Raad
tog Gaar ct Skridt, der maaske
kan tydes derhen, at de Allierede
9nsker at Suite Fred med Boil
sevikerne j Rusland.
Det blev nemlig besluttet, at
Handel og Samferdsel med Rus
serne, med de Rode som med de
hyede, ON der er nogen Hvide
langere, after skal genoptages.
Kommunikeet slutter dog med
den S@tning ,,Dette betyder dog
like nogen Forandring de AL
lieredes Holdning overfor Sovie-.
terne.
Blokaden, der var de Alliere-
des Politik i de f6rste Aar efter
Krigen, er opgivet, og nu vii de
begynde at sende Madvarer og
andre Varer til Rusland mod at
faa Raamateriale, som Rusland
kan udf9re.
British Gesandt i Berlin. Lon
don, 13. Jan. Lord Kilmarnock
reiste i Gaar til Berlin for at
overtage sine Pligter som engelsk
charge d 'affaires den tyske
Hovedstad. Der vii sandsynlig-
Wis gaa nogen It'd, for den en-.
gelske diplomatiske Representa-
tion i Tyskland er ophojet tilAm-
bassade, da det er den nuy9rende
engelske Regerings Hensigt at
have EN- Legation der, lndtll
Tyskland har visit god Opfprsel.
Det tidligere tyske Ambassade
sade i Carlton House Terrasse
varetages fremdeles af den
schweiziske Legation, der oyertog
Diet da United States traadte ind
Krigen. Prins Lichnowsky efter-
lod mango private Ejendele der,
da han rejste fra London we'd
Krigens Udbrud. Tyskland ven
tes like at sende EN- diplomatisk
Representation hertil straks.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-21

ct Hospital vii blive bygget i
New Rockford, n. OAK, til Min
de ON abode George S. LOTUS,
der grundlagde Equityforeningen.
Det er Meningen ogsaa at sam
lie ct Fond paa $4,000, der skal
STILES til hans Families Raadig-
he'd, da han var en- fattig Mand,
da han dode Ole Mattson og
Nels X. Mattson, Sheyenne, SAINT
b. c. Larkins Brantford, er Ho-
spitalforeningens lnkorporatorer.
Man tanker paa at faa subskrl-
beret mindst 100000
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-21
Bergers Valg. Madison.

Bergers Valg. Madison, Wis,
II. Jan. Victor l.. Berger hayde
Audiens hos Guvern0r f. l.. Phi
lip Gaar og bad Guvernoren
ON at lade afholde nyt Valg
i femte Kongresdistrikt. Statsse-
nator Zumach var til Stede we'd
konferencen Staten we'd, hvad
jeg har sagt ON den Sag" var
Guvernerens Syar. Philip har
allerede afslaaet at afholde nyt
Valg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-21

Frankrig og syrien. London,
13. Jan. | et Telegram TIL ,,Ex-
change Telegraph" fra Cairo
den 8. Januar meddeles: Der
har veret heftige Kampe mel
lem franske og syriske Privilege
we'd Margyun og Tallkalalkh,
hvor de Franske led store Tab,
ligesaa Kamp we'd Alexandretta
og andre Steder paa Demarka-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-21
En- By paa 5000 odelagt. Ne,

leo, IA. Jan, San Joaquin, en-
By med 1000 Indbyggere ia
lapa Distriktet i Vera Cruz, blev
odelagt i Gaar Morges we'd ct
Jordskelv efter Meddelelser. fra
Landbrugsdepartementet, der TX
Ike nermere opgiver de omkom-
mes Antal. Rystelser blev noteret
we'd det astronomiske Observa-
torium her III. 5,1S Gaar Nor
ges.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-21
Jorden rundt.
Bayerns Tab 655,OOO. Zurich,

Bayerns Tab 655,000. Zurich,
ID. Jan. Ifolge officielle statisti
sl1e Opgivelser hertil var Bay
erns Krigstab $4,000 Mand,
hvoraf 900 blev drebt, $685.
900 saaret og $4,000 taget til
Fange eller savnes.
Brodpriserne i Paris. Paris,
II. JAN Den franske Regering
uddeler daglig mere end 9,000,-
900 Francs, omkring $S00,000 e
ter nuvarende Kurs, under 81
ne BestrPbelser for at holde
Br9dpriserne nede for de fatti-
ge.
Korea og Japan. Honolulu, 13
Januar. En- koreansk national
H9r har oyerskredet den sibe-
riSke GrRnse og har taget En
Chin fra Diet japanske Provins-
styres Trooper meldes der i ct
Telegram fra Shanghai TIL Go
rean National Association her.
SkindSd. Newton, n. b., 15.
Jan. Forberedesler It'll Begravel-
sen af Mrs. Mary Mahony, 80
Aar gammel, var i Gang Gaar,
da Undertakeren syntes, han saa
Liget bevage sig. Han saa igen.
Da sad Kvinden oprejst i XII
sten. ,,Hvad foregaar herr .
spurgte hun. Begravelsen bley
udsat paa ubestemt Tid.
400 omkommen. La Rochelle,
Il. Jan. Over 400 Personer an
tages at vare omkommet we'd
Forliset af Dampskibet ,,Af-
rique" we'd Roche Ponne Ban
ken den biskayiske Bugt. Kun
81 Overleyende vides at yere
l1ommet j Land. Haabet ON Red
ningen af de ovrige Passagerer
og Mandskabet blew opgivet, da
der gik Time efter Time uden
uodo Ef+orrat, ,,6noar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-21
,,DANSKEREN'' =

ct dansk amerikansk Ugeblad4
der ejes af Den forenede dan.
ske evangelisk- -lutherske Kir-
ke i Amerika" og udgives a.
Danish Lutheran Publ. House.
Blair, Nebr.
Evening star., 1920-10-09
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

eFFICE OF the Superintendent of Licenses.
District of Columbia. Washington D. G..
or the thirty first day Of October. 1920. all OF
the following licenses Will expire: Apothecaries.
auctioneers. automobile storage warehouses,
bill posters. billiard. pool and other tables.
bowling alleys, boarding houses. public baths.
mediums, clairvoyants, palmists. ETC.. cattle
dealers. commission merchants. cigar dealers,
ers. confectioners. dealers in second band per,
sonal property, dealers in markets, dealers In
gasoline. dealers in kerosene oil and oils OF
like grade. fuel hucksters, florists. hotels, EN-
ployment agencies, investment companies. pub.
lie halls. public parks. livery stables. steam and
hand laundfies, land and improvement compan-
les, loan brokers. railroad ticket brokers, rextau
rant and eating houses. real estate agents, slot
machines, theaters, undertakers. All persons de-
string to continue the above described business
ee W@pE
o.. Licenses. District Of Columbia. oc6. .6t.exSu
OFFICE OF the Commissioners Of the District
Of Columbia, Washington, D. c.. September u.
tbs Is of
to make the following named improvements,
which are, In their judgment. necessary for
public health. safety and comfort. Assess.
ment for one-half the cost OF the same will
be made as provided in public act Ill, ap-
proved August Z. 1894. All persons interested
in the proposed work are notified that the Com
District building on Wednesday. October 1s,
1920. at 10 O'Clock am. in the board room Of
the said Commissioners. to any and all per-
sons who may desire to object thefeto:<
Northwest section-IAy, cement Sidewalk on
the north side Of Louisiana ave. between Lit
tie 9th st. and 10th ST., and on the west side
of Little 9th st. between Louisiana ave. and C
st., at an estimat ted cost Of $3,67S, to be as
sessed against all lots in square 3s1 abutttng
said work Pave alleys with vitriied block,
asphalt block or concrete. Pave all alleys in
square 3137 at an estimated cost of &, $50.
Pave the unpaved alley in square 2929 at an
estimated cost Of 81, 100. CHARLES w. KUTZ,
J. THILALAN HENDRICK, Commissioners.
ID. C. se27 .2Socs9
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GEORGE FRANCIS WILLIAMS, At.
fOrney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
fffct of Columbia. Susie Haas KOndrup.
plaintiff, vt. the unknown heirs, devisees and
aiienees OF Susan Decatur deceased. ct al.
defendants.-In Equity No. 2So65, Docket a.
The object Of this suit is to obtain a de-
the following described parcel Of real estate to
he complete and perfect in fee simple. by
reason OF adverse Possession, and to nJoin
The defendants from thereafter asserting any
rlaim to said real estate as against the plain
tin or her heirs or assigns, that is to aay
ated In the city of Washington. in the Dis
Irirt Of Columbia. beginning for the same at
the southeast corner Of said lot: thence west
IN ffty-feet alley 81 feet; thence n6rth y
feet 5h inches: thence east IS feet to Second
street; thence south said street . feet 5H
inches TO the place Of beginning. together
with the improvements thereon known az
southeast.
On motion of the plaintiff. by her at
toFney. il is. this LIST day Of October 192O
ordered, that the defendants sued and desig
mated as THE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DE.
vISEEs AND ALIENEES OF SUSAN DE.
cATUK, DECEASED. AND OF JOHN OFT.
DECEASED. respectively. cause their appear
ance to be entered herein on or before the
first rule day occurring after the expiration
If two t2) months from the date of this
order, good cause, to the satisfaction Of the
Court. having been shown for the liking OF
said period: otherwise this cause will be
proceeded with as in case Of default; provided
month during said period OF two t2l months
in The Washington Law Reporter and in The
Evening Star newspaper. BY the Court: WEN
DELL T.. STAFFORD. Justice. tSeal true
copy. Test: MORGAN II. BEACH, Clerk, by
r. W. SMITH, Assistant Clerk. oct2. 9noy2.9
Evening star., 1920-10-09

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict Of Colnmbia.-Sarah L. Price, nee
Cohen, plaintiff vs.. the unknown heirs.
alienees and devisees Of Conrad Doll. de-
ceased. ct al. defendants. No 3s223.
The object Of this, suit is to obtain decree
establishing of record by adverse possession
plaintiffs title to lot 200. in Benjsmin J;
Cohen's combination of parts of lots 202 and
2os, in square 1922 Geo.retown: now square
recorded in Liber 80, Mt folio 121. in the sur.
yeydr's .oaice Of said District Upon motion OF
the plaintiR lit is. by the court, this 21st iAy
of SEPTEMBER. AID. 1920 ordered that the de-
fendsnta, the unknown heirs. alienees and oev.
isees Of Conrad Doll. George Doll. M.rgaret
stickell, Thomas Stickell: Mary Ann Alberts.
susannah stiekell and William Stickell cause
their appearance to be entered herein on or
about the first rule day occurring, after the
days and legal holidays. after the day Of the
FIRST publication hereof. otherwise this cause
win he proceeded with az in case of default,
provided copy hereof be published in the
Washington Law Reporter and The Evening
star once in the month Of September and on
October and 9. 1920. other and longer pub
iication being dispensed with for sufficient cause
shown. WENDELL P. STAFFORD. Justice.
tSeaL) A true copy. Test: MORGAN II.
BEACH. Clerk. BY F. E. CUNSINGHAM.
Asst C1epk aoSS
Evening star., 1920-10-09

To him it was simply something strange
and bright and interesting. Slowly and
very cautiously he approached II. He
walked all around that stump. Three
times he walked around that stump be-
fore he dared go near enough to snin.y
That sniff brought to his nose the
scent of Farmer Browns Boy. Buster
Jumped back with an angry growL He
stared at that little knife with more
suspicion than ever. OF course. 1t didn't
move. Busters courage grew and with
it his anger~> You see he guessed that
that queer thing had something to- do
with Farmer Browns Boy.
Very, very cautiously Buster Bear
reached out a big paw and touched that
knife with a. claw. Nothing happehed.
Evidently that strange thing was HARM
less. Sudden rage filled Buster Bear as
he again caught that hated scent OF
Farmer Browns Boy. Like a fash he
struck that knife with his paw and sent
it flying.
Wow" yelled Buster. You see he
had struck the sharp edge of the blade
and had cut his paw. -.
1t wasn't very much OF a cut. but 1t
was enough of a one to smart and 70
make his paw bleed a little. But 1t
frightened Buster more than 1t hurt
him. He thought 1t was a trick Of
Farmer Browns Boy. And SO Buster
turned and hurriedly limped away. He
would keep away from anything which
concerned Farmer Browns Boy.
Copyright, 1920, by 7. W. Burgess.)
Evening star., 1920-10-09
w. NJ. HALLAM AND GEORGE
III. O'CONNOR, Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict Of Columbia.-John A. Koons. plain
tif, vs.. the unknown heirs. alienees and
devisees Of Edward Burd ct al, Defendants
In Equity No. 3S193.--The object OF this suit
is to obtain a decree Of this court establish
ing Of record. by adverse possession, plain
tins title to sIblot 40 in square 1914, in the
city OF Washington. District of Columbia. ac-
cor1ing to the subdivision made by Jesse l..
Heiskell ct al, trustees in Book 10. page 49,
surveyors Office of said district. said lot being
improved by premises No. 116 18th St s.e., in
said city. 1t appearing to the court that the
subpoena issued herein has been returned as
to said defendants. mot to be found" on
motion Of the plaintiff 1t is by the court this
18th day Of September. AID. 1890, adjudged
ordered and decreed that the defendants. the
unknown heirs, alenees and devisees Of Ed
ward Burd. Joseph s.. Lewis, Edward Shipper
Burd, Moriecai Lewis, Thomas Morris, Jo-
seph Morris, Samuel Coates. Mark Pringle
Robert Gilmore. William Bingham. James
Davidson and the assignees Of John Fry, cause
their appearance to be entered herein on or
before the first rule day occurring after the e1-
piration Of the fortieth day, exclusive Of Sun
first publication hereof; otherwise. this cause
will lH proceeded with as in case of default;
provided, a copy hereof be published in the
Washington Law Reporter and The Evening
Star, two newspapers in said city, once a week
for three successive weeks before said rule
day, good cause having been shown to the
court for dispensing with longer and other
publications hereof. ASHLEY NJ. GOULD
Justice tSeal) 4 true copy. Test NOR
GAN H. BEACH. Clerk. BY F. ". SMITH.
Asst. Clerk. se25oc29
Evening star., 1920-10-09
HENRY r. BLAIR AND ARTHUR
HELEN, Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
tfict Of umbia.-Margaret A. Nolan.
Catherine r. Nolan plaintiffs, IS. the, un
known heirs. alienees and devisees Of ~ 10
seph n. Chfsweil, (2) William Baftieman. t3)
John Davidson. defendants.-Equity No. 3s1s2
The object Of this suit Is 10 establish Of rec
ord tftlr in fee. simple by adverse possession
In the plaintiffs, Joint tenants. to the fol.
lowiAg described land sitnate in the city Of
Wnsbtngton. District Of Columbia. to wit !:
Parts Of original lots numbered eight (Sl and
nine f8) in square numbered one hundred and
twenty-five (l2e), beginning for the same eat
the northeast corner Of said lot numbered
nine t9D. and running thence south eighty
nine (60) feet, thence west twenty-six t26)
feet, thence north 'eixhty-nine 1897 feet to
north 's" street, thence east along said street
twenty-six (26} feet to the beginning On mo-
tion Of plaintiffs, II Is, by the court this 5tli
day Of October, A. d. 1920, ordered that the
defendants, the unknown heirs, alienees and
devisees Of Joseph N. Chisweil, William Bar
tlenan and John Davidson, cause their appear
ance to be entered herein or before the first
rule day Occurring after the expiration Of
forty, (40) days, exclusive Of Sundays and
legal holidays. after the first publication Of
this order :: otherwise this cause will be pro-
ceeded with as in case Of default. Provided u
copy Of tins order be Published in the Wash
inEton Law Reporter and The Evening Star
once week for three successive weeks before
said feturn day. good cause having been shown
ito the court why longer publication is nneces-
sary. WILLIAM HITz. Justice, {Seal.) A
'tri1e copy. Test: MORGAN H. BEACH, Clerk.
By F. d. CUNNINGHAM, Asst. Clerk.
= 80 oc9, f6, %
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I. H. LINTON. Attorney.

IN, THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
.i1. rs, Laurence Eugene Wright ct al. de
fendaats.-No. 37426, Eq-ity Doe.-The OBJ
ject OF this suit is to secure satisfaction OF
certain claims against the above named de-
fendant. Laurence Eugene Wright. by the sale
Of his interest in the real estate located In
the District of Columbia, more fully described
pla,aant it is this 7th day Of October
1920. ordered that the defendant. Laurence
Eugene Wright, cause his appearance to be en-
tered herein on or before the fortieth day. ex
elusive of Sundays and legal holidays, occur
ring after the day Of the first publication Of
this order otherwise the cause win be pro
ceeded with as in case of default. Provided 9
copy of this order be published once week
for three successive weeks in the Washington
Law Reporter and The Evening Star before said
day WENDELL p STAFFORD. Justice
1Seal.) A trne copy. Test: MORGAN II.
BEACH. Clerk. By F. Z. CUNNINGHAM.
Asst. Clerk ocD, 1923