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SACOLA-C CHANNING

tended and good time reported by all
Mr.. and Mrs. s. j. McCabe. OF lror
Mountain, and Mr.. and Mrs. Stanle,
Gommney were visitors at the Nc
Cabe-Gomney camps above Charming
Wednesday.
Russell Pringle was Claiming
visitor Wednesday.
Henry KessIer OF Claiming was o
Sagola visitor Wednesday.
Schools were closed Friday for the
Armistice Day celebration.
William Bowman OF Crystal Falls.
was visitor at the Bomney home
Saturday evening.
John McCole was a Claiming yisi-
tor Sunday.
Mrs. Earle casson is visiting friends
in Iron Mountain.
Ernest Mottard Of Randyille was a
visitor at the John Mccole residence
Sunday.
G. j. Hunting was Claiming visi-
tor Monday.
John Mccole was business visi-
tor at Randeyille Monday.
Mrs. William Hetherington IL visit
ing In Green Bay.
Agent Hettiterington was a Chann-
ing visitor Monday.
Mrs. Louis Byers was . Claiming
visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt wifler Of Wash
ington are visiting relatives in Sa'
COLA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duff OF Wausaukee
have moved here recently.
Mrs. Corbin of Menominee, motorec
here TO visit at the Gray home. Mr.
Corbin is doing the fling at theNorth-
ern Sawmill while Earle Casson is
conyalescing from an attack OF the
grippe.
Miss Helen Simondson, Home
Demstration Agent was Sagola yisi-
tor Tuesday.
Miss Hitchcock of Marquette, was
visitor in the city this week organic
ing classes OF sewing at the schools.
The Sewing Club met at the home
OF Mrs. Russell Pringle Tuesday after
noon under the supervision of Helen
Simondson. The lesson was given then
several ladies had help with their
sewing. Those who attended wereMes-
danes C. j. Hunting, Lundgrayen A.
Lundgrayen, A Swanson, A. Cray, s.
Gomney, ]. JDuff, +. Fruik, A. Dishaw'
L. Beyers, j. McCole and Corbin. The
next meeting will be held November
twenty-ninth az the McCole home.
MIR. and Mrs. Earle Casson are visi'
ting in Marinette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Osciezanek OF
Manitowoc, arrived Tuesday TO spend
their honeymoon here and at other
northern towns.
Mrs. Matt Casper Is another one on
the sick list this week.
Several truck loads Of hunters from
lower Michigan have arrived In the
vicinity for deer season.
Albert and Alfred Johnson have
opened camps near Alpha for logging
this winter.
Mrs. Jefferson Of Escanaba is visit
ing Mrs. Harley Sunday.
Mrs. Sturvidant of Gibbe City, Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Marinus
Jeppenson this week.
Miss .Tillie Theisen returnci
from an extended visit with relatives
In plymouth Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ferdy are the
proud parents OF twin boys.
John Lupa was a Claiming visitor
Fred Andrews of Iron Mountain Is
visiting Pat Kiley and hunting deer
in this vicinity.
on Tuesday,
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SAGOL-A
SCHOOL NEWS

Mr.. Sweeney county school COM
missioner, visited Sagola school Mon
day.
Goadie Steele. daughter Of William
steele Is recovering from typhoid rev.
er. Her many friends wish her return
10 school soon.
Agnes and Ida, little daughters OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Kasper are on the
sick list this week.
Marie Kelnohfer Is on the SICK nst
this week also. Her many friends WISH
her a speedy recover.
Ragnhild Broadland has returned TO
school after a two weeks sickness.
Maurice Olson, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
oscar Olson, has had the misfortune
OF breaking his front teeth off.
Edith Martinson's sisters, pnnio
and Irene Larson, visited he home
Sunday. The Misses Larson are from
Nogannee.
Blanche Pringle has returned TO
school after spending two months ~
her home on account OF her brotheTs
illnees of typhoid fever.
Howard Pringle has returned to
school after a long illness.
Clara Broadland has had to return
10 her home for a rest on account OF
a nervous breakdown.
Mr.. E. A. Crawford, school prin-
cipai, has moved his family into the
All. Thiesen home.
Sunday School is held at the Sagola
school house every Sunday morning
at O:O0A. NJ. Every on Is welcome.
Miss Joyce Olson motored to Crys-
tai Falls Monday evening with MT
and Mrs. James LaCourt and baby 20
visit Mrs. william Clemits.
Leon Olson motored TO Iron Noun
tain Wednesday, with his folks.
Kathryn Mccole entertained some
school friends Sunday afternoon In
honor OF her sixteenth birthday. Many
beautiful gifts were received and a
good time was had by all. Lunch was
served az five o'clock, Her guests
wereJoyce Olson, Beatrice Carey Mil
dred Hunting. Marion Rosengren, Lii.
liam Gomney, Ranghild Broadland
Pearl Weaver and HELEN Pringle.
SAGOLA LOCALS
Misses Ragnhild and Lenora Broad
land spent Monday in Iron Mountain
A hunting party of Sagoia and
Charming men left for camp west OF
Sagola for few days hunt. The party
consisted Of Earle Casson, c. J. Hunt
ing. Jack and Bill Tobin, George
Bloomer and Doctor X. II. Hayes.
Mrs. Peter Broadland and daughter
Ranghild were Iron Mountain visitors
Ragnhild went 70 see doctor.
Messers Lester Carey aud Chester
Cooker and tho Misses Mildrel Hunt
ing ana Beatrice Carey attended ths
show az Charming Wednesday evening
Spike Johnson OF Claiming was 9
sagola visitor Saturday.
Hunting season opened Friday ana
sagola hunters are not backward foI
one or the ladies OF the community
weighing three hundred pounds and
fifty years of age. took out deer II
cense and left for camp eleven miles
from town Mrs. McGregor Will suro
" bring home the game II there i
any in the woods.
Grant Hhkley OF Claiming was
Sagola visitor Tuesday.
Mf. Hansen, Farm Bureau Agent
was saRola visitor Saturday.
Pearl Weaver. who is ATTENDING
school al Crystal Falls spent the wocl
end here with her parents Mr.. ani
Mrs. Clark Weaver.
chris. Bartel was Claiming visit
tor Saturday.
a dance was given by the Sagol
orchestra Saturday evening at tn
saeola Clubhouse. A large crowd al
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Read The Ads
READ The Ads
Head The Ads
THE TWENTY FIFTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT, SIS:

Pursuant to the provisions OF sec
tion twelve thousand and three humid
red four, OF the Compiled laws OF the
State OF Michigan. OF 1915, relating to
the times OF holding terms OF Circuit
Court in the several counties OF saif
State, 1t is hereby ordered that tho
times OF holding the general terms OF
Circuit Court in the Counties compris-
ing the Twenty-fifth Judicial Circuit
OF Michigan for the year 1922, shall be
upon the following dates, viz
DICKINSON COUNTY:
January 2-First Monday.
April 4--First Tuesday
sJune 26--Fourth Monday.
September 25--Fourth Monday.
DELTA COUNTY,
January Second Monday
April f0--Second Monday
sJuly 10 Second Monday
October 2-First Monday
MENoMINEE COUNTY:
January 2s Fourth Monday.
April z4--Fourtn Monday.
tJuly 17-Third Monday.
October 16--Third Monday.
IRON COUNTY:
'January 80 Fifth Monday.
May i--Firat Monday.
September b-First Tuesday
November 20-Third Monday.
MARQUETTE COUNTY:
February 13-Second Monday
May 15-Third Monday.
September 1S-Third Monday.
December first Monday.
Richard c. Flanagan.
Non-jury unless otherwise ordered
Dated Escanaba Mich. oct. lst 1921.
l42 ~
Head The Ads
DR. r. r. MOVES
dentist
Crystal Falls. Michigan.
The diamond drill., 1921-11-19

The Escort Who's that fellow that
seems 10 know your
The Lady-Only second cousin
once removed
The Escort Umi Well, be looks MS
II he wanted removing agaln.--I.ondon
Punch.
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Crescent Is increasing Moon.

"crescent" Is increasing Moon.
Whether the moon be waning or
waxing, II Is called a Crescent" until
II becomes a half-moon or disappears.
Strictly speaking, however, the term
should not be used for the waning
moon. Crescent" Is derived from the
Latin "crescens." which means In
creasing. so that the crescent moon
is really the increasing" and not the
"waning" moon.
Primitive Living In Slam.
Apart from drugs, few xylogo-
graphs, some crude adornments for
women. a little silk and felt, and
few simple woven tissues, no prod
ucts OF native skilled labor are on
the market in Slam. And even much
OF what is produced In these few
lines Is merely an imitation OF west
ern and eastern art Small indus
tries supply only the most urgent
needs OF the lower classes The rich
people buy their luxuries from abroad,
and the poor make shabby shift with
the cheaper fabrics.
Regatta" ls Venetian.
A contest between boats, whether
canoes. sailing or motor boats, Is
called regatta" This word was bor-
rowed from the Italians, who used II
In connection with the boating con-
tests on the Grand canal In Venice.
The same word. however, meant
to haggle over prices. The first 're-
gatta" TO be held Ia England took
place on the Thames on June %, i775;
but OF course this wasn't BY any means
the first boat ruce held In England.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

II cfNfs q Inc Time.
I51s discount 8 or more Insertions.
NEWSPAPER ROUTE FOR
sale, good paying invest
ment to party who will devote
whole time to its upkeep. Box
450-C, Herald Office.
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PACKERS MAKE HOT
REPLY TO FARMERS

The Institute Of American Meat
Packers issued yesterday a hot re-
ply to Charles s. Barrett. president
OF the National Farmers Union. who
accused the packers Of maintaining
a lobby.
Just as the farmer organization
looks out for the interests Of the
farmers, the Industrial organiza-
tions care for the interests of th-
packing. shipping. railroad. fertiliz-
er, machinery, cotton, grocery. coal.
oil. drug. chemical and many other
businesses too numerous TO mention
here" SAYS the institute.
Undoubtedly these organizations
are justified in pointing out faults
of ill-conceived thoughts. such as
proposals to impose bureaucratic
and paternalistic government cor
troll upon business and in exposing
the hslf-baked ideas Of impraCi cal
theorists and subtle persons who
hHrhor selfish and unpatriotic mo-
tives.
Il he packers organization iH ghe
Capital is much more concerned
with the promotion Of foreign and
domestic trade Of its members and
the solution OF problems connected
Herewith than ii is with the Con-
greSs"
The Washington herald., 1921-02-21
CONGRESS FACES
ELEVEN day RUSH
Night Sessions Necessary in
Order to Finish by
March 4.

With but eleven more working
days left before adjournment. Con-
Gress faces the necessity OF work
ing nights to open the jam OF i'm
portsnt legislation and get the rou-
tine work out Of the way before
March 4.
Among the bills that must he
passed quickly IL the wishes OF
President-elect Harding are COM
piled with are the appropriation bills
for the army, navy. agriculture.
rivers and hRrbors and general de-
iciency. The disarmament battle is
expected TO develop in Congress
again this week when the military
bills come up.
Republican members Of both
Houses are anxious to get the pro-
gram clear 10 gain a brief respite
before the special session WI lfh
President-elect Harding will aact
Unless the routine bills are CT inf
the way by March 4. Harding Efl,
call the special session withla a
week or ten days. leaders believe.
But IL the calendar is clear Nhen
the new administration comes in.
the special session will be deIzyor
for a brief time. Members of hcIh
houses are anxious 20 get bark
home for few weeks. -
The Washington herald., 1921-02-21
WHAT'S GOING ON TO-DAY

entation Of one-sct Pilgrim Play.
College women's Club. Is2a street
northwest. to D. m
Census Junior Club, Department
Of Commerce. annual dance and
reception. Meridian Mansion, etoO
Sixteenth street northwest. q D. m
Monday Evening Club. meeting.
Cosmos Club, Fifteenth and II
streets northwest. subject "A Bu-
reau Of Mental Hygiene" D. m
Sunday School Glass No. 3. W
II. c. entertainment. benefit starv-
ing children in Europe. Eighth
Street Temple. 8 .. m.
Walter Reed Hospital Post. Vet
erans Of Foreign Wars, 7:3o D. m.
Tank Corps Post. American Le-
gion. meeting. Room 900 Homer
Building. Thirteenth and G streets
northwest. 7:3o p. m
School OF Diplomacy, American
University. + street lecture hall.
lecture by DR.. Henry Chung. OF Ko-
rea, y. m. Public invited.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-21
u. S. Films Win Lead
In South America

The moving picture stars Of the
United States are known and ap-
plauded In Punta Arena, Chile. the
southernmost town in the world.
and in Pernambuco and Caracas
and other Latin-American cities
and towns, according to reports to
the Department of Commerce. from
ali parts OF South and Central
America, Mexico and the West
Indies.
The American flm largely super
seeded European Aims. mostly
French and Italian. during the war.
Reports indicate that the American
aim gained popularity In, the Latin
American field which will give IL 4
permanent place there. While the
European product has been getting
back into the Latin-American mar
ket to some extent Il 10 shown by
the reports that those Of American
manufacture are holding their own,
and are likely TO continue so. In the
competition which Ia being resumed.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-21

Housing group. City Club. discus
sion Of building outlook clubhouse.
Farragut Square, p. m
Key Canoe Club. semi : annual
dance. Arcade private ballroom.
Fourteenth street and Park road.
p. m.
Rainbow Division Veterans, d. G.
Chaper. celebration third anniver-
sary Of entrance Of Forty second
Division into actual combat. at dug
out. 1908 Z street northwest. 9 p. m
Division veterans invited.
Georgetown Citisens' Association.
February meeting. Potomac Savings
Bank Hall. Wisconsin avenue at N
street northwest. D. m.
Central Citizens Association, reg
ular meeting. Juvenile Court room.
2o3 ] street northwest. 9 y. N.
Freshmen class Georgetown pni-
versity Law School. smoker and
boxing contest, washington Hotel.
p. m
Washington Readers Club. pres-
The Washington herald., 1921-02-21
BIRTHS.

White.
Arthur r. and Minnie st. John, boy.
Thomas and Anna Ststhis, girl.
Daniel A. and Elva N. Boyle, boy.
Ernest W. and Teresa L. Gooding. boy.
A, Mercer and Iottie A. Connor. girl.
Georre and Lena Heitmuller. girl.
Samuel and Rebecca Soloman. boy.
Bernard and Laura A. Sims, girl.
Michael X. and Helen Morton, girl.
Walter s. and Gene Bentz. boy.
James NJ. and Frances Limerick, boy.
Frederick J. and Dorothy Southgate, girl
william c. and Anna G. Smith, girl.
Perry T. and Efie c. Kitchens, boy.
Thomas N. and Garnette Keely. girl.
Dorsey y. and Mary G. Asbury, girl.
Allen and Matilda MacCullen, boy.
Prentiss D., jr., and Marguerite ID. Sale
rirl.
Colored.
Charles T. and 1rine jackson, boy.
Ben and Lillian Foster, boy.
Theodore r. and Annie Tfmus. girl.
BENJAMIN and johanna Thornton. girl.
Elmer and Mary Middleton, boy.
Lesmon II. and Margaret Roeder. boy.
Thomas v. and Marie Bryant, boy.
Clarence and Helen williams. girl.
Harry and Ida Smith. boy.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-21
PLAVNfNG TO FORM
MAJOR CAGE LOOP

NEW YORK. Feb. 2o.-A major
basketball league. composed OF
teams representing the cities of
New York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia,
Pittsburgh, Boston, Springfield. New
Haven and Hartford is now being
formed by william Hepinstall,
founder Of the New York State
League. II will be organized and
run on the same plan as the major
baseball leagues. The league starts
the next basketball season, with
Hepinstall operating the New York
team at Madison Square Garden.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-21
BABE GOES SOUTH
TO DROP WEIGHT

NEW YORK. Feb. 2O.-Babc Ruth.
accompa MED by MrS. Ruth. LETT this
afternoon for Hot Springs. Ark,
where the Home Run King" will
start training on Tuesday for a new
season. The Babe looked a littl"
round about the middle, and ad-
mitted that he took on flesh this
winter despite che fact that he spent
q lot Of time in hunting. He is CON
fident that few weeks at the baths,
long jsunts and mountain climbing
will take of his extra pounds be
fore he Joins the main squad OF
Yanks.
At Hot Springs Ruth will Join
Hoyt. Harper and Mays. the Yankee
pitchers already taking the baths
there Ten members OF the Brook
lyn Club, including Ruth's latest
chum. Jeff Pfeffer, will join the four
Yankees in the middle OF the week.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-21

MRS. WHITE, Psychic.
Holds seancc every Monday and Friday,
s p. m. 700 9Th st. sc. PISS
The Washington herald., 1921-02-21
COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
AssIrunents fer TeAay.
CRIMINAL DIVISION. Ne


United States VS. Mahsley Fisher.
George Powell. John H. Miller
Charles Jones. Edward Beckley'
Frederick NJ. Burrs Alonzo Ludley.
Louis Harris and all cases left over
from last assignment.
CRIMINAL DIVISION. Me- .
VIII Cases
a5ls4 In re estate Mary A. Sic
1861 In re estate Sarah C. Har-
rington-
,Ssss In re estate Timothy Bros
nan.
CIRCUIT DIVISION, Ne. 4.
l2l & 1aa Bough VS. Kann & Co.
Cases on trial
la5 Newcomb vs. Metzger.
81 Stern va Cramer.
l55 Allison VS. Potomac Elec Pow
er Co.
III Newton, jr, vs. Mclean.
ls2 George VS. Henry ct al.
1927 Bankruptcy in re sipple Den
tai Supply Co.
81 & IS Brew VS. Dermody ct al.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-21
Chilean Consul Fired
After Branding Party

Don Ramon Escobar. the Chilean
consul who branded one of his fair
guests with the great seal OF Chile
during a party in the consulate,
at Norfolk. has been dismissed by
his government by cable, II was
announced by Don Luis Illanes.
counselor of the Chilean Embassy,
last night.
Don Ramon. it was stated at the
Embassy, is already believed to be
on his way to Chile. Don Domingo
Pena, now Chilean consul at Sac
Paulo, Brazil, will succeed him.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-21
WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

Ie cents Itae 4 time.
Iyes dLscount 8 or more taserfions-
The Washington herald., 1921-02-21
SUBURBAN.

8I3 18th NV. Phone Main 4e6.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-21
5Oc-MADAM SELIA-50c

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and advice OF q clairvoyant or pslmist: IL
pays to consult the best; costs no more;
special readings. soc: daily and Sunday.
Phone Franklin 23Is-J. s3i 7th St nv.
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The Washington herald., 1921-02-21
Girl Tossers Meet Tonight.

The Girls Friendly Society VII
play the War Risk Indians tonight
in the Epiphany gymnasium in
game that should be spectacular
from start to finish. The Friendly
seNtet is composed Of youngsters
still in the high schools who. never
theless, play a great game. On We'd
nesday night the Burial Glass team
will play the George Washington
University girls.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-21
To Invade Baltimore.

The following men will report at
the Y. NJ. c. A. Tuesday afternoon
at o'clock to make the trip q
baltimore: QUAINT. Pease. Sommer-
kamp. Jenkins. Nash. VineburS.
SeItzer and Kislick. They will meet
the Y. NJ. c. A. team OF that place
for the second time this season
The Washington herald., 1921-02-21
Local Tenperature.

Highest, 81; lowest. y.
Relative Humidity-At a. m,
100: 2 p. m. 81: s .. m. 81.
Rainfall Is .. m. to p. m.) l.e5.
Hours of sunshine, 0.
Departures.
Accumulated excess Of tempera-
ture since January 1, 1921. 2.ee.
Excess OF temperature since Feb
ruary !. 1891. 1-5o-
Accumulated deficiency Of precipi-
tation since January /. 1921. Ies.
Deficiency OF precipitation since
February 1. 1921. o.Ss.
Temperature same date last year
highest, az: lowest. %.
Other Temperatures.
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AUCTION SALES
THos. DowLINe : CO.. AuoTIoNEERs


TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND ON N
street southeast. between South Capitol
and Half streets, with stable in rear. By
virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of
the District Of Columbia In Equity Cause
No. ssSO5. the Undersigned trustee will sell
by public ruction In front Of the premises
on Friday. February %. 1921. at 4 o'clock
p. m, lot "a and the east 7.417 feet front
by depth Of lot 35 In Samuel L. Denty's
subdivision Of lots In square 700. in WASH
ington, District OF Columbia. as per plat
recorded In the Surveyors office Of said
District. In -sook "a, p re 161. improved BY
a frame stable on rear Of said property.
Terms; One-third cash. balance In equal
payments at, one and two years. bearing six
per cent interest secured by deed OF trust
on the property sold; or all cash at option
Of purchaser. Sale 70 be closed within
thirty ds-s from day Il sale. Deposit OF
800 required at me Of sale. GEORGE
FRANCIS WILLIAMS. Trustee. Office. 1io
lsth st. nv. ZOOS
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DEATHS.

White.
wiifred ii. Cram. 50 years. GARFIELD Hosp.
Nellie Z, vernon. a, 625 ! st. sv.
Eugene A. Reed. 30. st. Eiisabeth's Hosp.
Pauline winne. es, s0i X st. sc.
Margaret Z. Pierce, 50, st. EiiI. Hosp.
Alice A. Sheffield, 80. 1882 Belmont nv.
Robert Hopkins. 9, Garfield Hospital.
Geo. N. wsieott. jr.. w Gays. Col Hosp
Cslersd.
Mary Jones. 20. wash. Asyium Hosp.
Hannah Hall. IS. Freedmen's Hoop.
Gladdie skinker. s NOS. :214 feaere,
10. nv.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict Of Columbia holding District
Court. In re the condemnation Of lot 20
square 2576. for additional ground for the
II d. Cooke School. in the District Of Co
lumbia. District Court No. l44l. Order Of
citation and publication. Upon considera-
ton of the petition Of the Commissioners
Of the District Of Columbia fled in the
above entitled cause and on motion Of
counsel for the said Commissioners. II is.
ordered. that the clerk Of the court issue a
citation to Luther A. Swartzell, Oscar p.
Austin and the National Savings and Trust
Company. and all other parties interested
In the land to he condemned herein par
ticularly described in the aforesaid petit
tion to appear In this court on the 18th
day OF March. 1921, at 10 O'Clock a. m, to
answer the said petition and to show
cause, IL any they have. why the prayers
thereof should not be granted and why lot
20, square 2576, in the District Of CO.
lumbia, as shown in the records of the
Surveyor Of said District, should not be
condemned for additional ground for the II.
ID. Cooke School, as provided for In the act
of Congress referred to IN said petition. 1t
Is further ordered that a copy OF said cita-
tion be served by the United States Mar
shal for the District Of Columbia upon such
owners OF the land sought to be condemned
herein and found by the said Marshal. Or
his deputies. within the District Of Colum-
sons having any interest in these proceed
ings be. and they are hereby warned and
required to appear In this court on be-
fore the said 18th day of March, 1921, to
answer the said petition and to continue in
attendance until the court shall have made
its final order ratifyine and confirming the
award and report Of the commissioners to
be appointed by the court to appraise the
value Of the respective interests of all per-
sons concerned In the land and premises
mentioned and described in the aforesaid
petition. and until said proceedings shall
be finally closed. It'is further ordered that
n copy Of this order be published twice q
week for two consecutive weeks in the
Washington Evening Star. The Washington
Herald and the Washington Post. newspa-
pers published in the said District, com
mencing at least twenty days before the
said 18th day Of March, 1921. By the
court. WILLIAM HITz, Justice. true
copy. Test (sealD MORGAN II. BEACH.
Clerk. By F. 4. CUNNINGHAAI, Assistant
Clerk
At fe14, 4,15,2l.23 2-26s
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Soccer Game Postponed.

The combination OF rain. snow
and sleet which swept the city yes
terday forced the Washington Sec
Ger Club to postpone their game
with the st. Patrick's Catholic
Club eleven df Baltimore
The Washington herald., 1921-02-21
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