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The Washington herald., 1921-05-18
Building Permits.

sss1--sTo NJ c. Hail, shed, rear
COOS Thirty-third street northwest.
lot II. square zoos.
sss2-To II. q. Eckhardt, re pairs.
rear 355s warder street northwest,
lot 90. square 3o37.
sss3-To c. II. Warrington. ga
rage, rear 3sis Keokuk street
northwest, lot 4. square 1898.
sss4-To 8. s. Fraser, repairs.
rear 49, Shepherd street northwest.
lot is. square s237.
sss5-To NJ. C. Groves, garage,
rear 1914 Spring road northwest.
lot tas, square $3.50.
ssss-To T. J. Oates. garage, rear
Fifteenth and z streets southeast.
lot So, square 1852.
sss7-To II, Ellis. shed. rear 5000
woodley road. lot H-3e. square
sl13
ssss-To Universal Development
and Loan Co. pavilion. Jay street
between Castle and Tower streets,
lot 1851. square SITS.
ssss-To r. p. Di Blast. repairs.
$50 Park road northwest. lot 81,
square so3s.
5eoo-To Bushong's Garage. sign.
21o1 Fourteenth street northwest
lot col. square 235.
7oo1-To NJ. J. Sherman. sign. 1s3s
T street northwest, lot 50, square
1of.
7oo2-To Terminal Storage Co..
sign, 1ss X stree< northeast lot
sol. square 7i3.
7oo3-To C. L. Young, shed. rear
s1a I street northeast, lot 50 square
slo.
7oo4-To J. Marshall, dwelling.
1908 Oats, street northeast, lot SoI,
square 4os3.
70os-To Roger williams Memo
rial Church. foundation, Sixteenth
and Columbia road northwest. lot
1870. square, 2s71.
7oos-To II. A. Gait. dwelling.
lIi4 Fifteenth street northeast. lot
IS. square STA.
7oe7-To ]. II. Fletcher. steps.
22s5 Sherman avenue northwest. lot
7s6, square 2s75.
7oos-To E. J. Quinn, 1914 Four
teenth street northwest. lot 2o4,
square zos.
7oos-To Little Rock Baptist
Church. repairs. 452 Ninth street
southwest, lot ;, square All.
7o1o-To D. r. Pyle, repairs, 4s7
Pennsylvania avenue northwest, lot
s07, square 4s1.
7oiI-To Z. T. Reppard. garage,
rear $500 Forty-hrst street north
west. lot 81. square 1912.
70l3-To n. p. Hughes, repairs
Geisboro road. lot 247-s, square
s3o3.
7o1s-To Penn OIL Co.. gas tank
northeast corner Fifteenth and X
streets northeast, lot 1909, square
Hs2.
7oI4-To Penn OIL Co.. gas tank
1917 Q street northwest, lot sol,
square 1s3.
7ol5-Tc N. ". Dove. repairs.
Ills Thirteenth street northwest
lot Z. square 247.
7o1s-To c. d. Boider. repairs,
1912 whittinsham street. lot 2s
square 5157.
7o1T-To N. A. Toomey. fence,
rear 1907 Lawrence street north
east. lot ~. square t2o5.
7ols-To Z. c. Gumpman. repairs,
52l3 Ninth street northwest. lot so7.
square 5000.
7oIs-To T. wample. repairs. s2ls
Ninth street northwest, lot sos,
square 5000.
702l-To Mrs. E. c. DonnelIy. re-
pairs. 232s-31 @ street northwest
lot 1919. square ~.
7o22-To +. II. Ottman. garage,
rear 2l17 Third street northeast,
lot 5s, square 3Ss2.
7025-To Allen A. NJ, r. Church.
repairs, Alabama avenue near
Twenty-hfth street southeast, lot
214-11. square $40
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GRADE CROSSINGS
PLAN rs OPPOSED

Providing legislation authorizing
the closing to trafhc OF Seventh
street between Central and Rhode
Island avenues, and Claiming street
between Fourth and Seventh streets.
Is passed, the District Commission
ers will urge favorable action on
a bill now before Congress giving
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
power to construct q sidetrack at
the intersection OF Seventh and
Claiming streets. according 10 Sen
ator Ball. OF the Senate District
Committee. Monday.
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ALEXANDER WOLF and Z. Z. TKHNEl
Attsrnsys fer YiAistiR.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict Of Columbia. Anson r. Babcock and
George n. Mann. plaiatifs. ~. The wash
iaston Realty Company. q corporation, ant
silas Morris Smith. defendants. At Law.
No. eJ.14o. The object OF this suit 10 TO
recover the sum Of 5000, with interest,
from the 9th day Of December. 1917. and
protest fees. besides cost. the sid sum OF
81. 900, being the amount due and unpaid on
three certain promis.ory notes Of the de-
fenaaAt. fhe washiasteu Realty Conpsny.
endorsed BY the defendant. siias Morris
smith. which notes were duly presented for
payment At their maturity and payment
thereof refused; also 10 have Judgment Of
condemastiea Of certain propefty Of the de-
fendant, silss Morris Smith. levied on IN
der an attachment issued In this suit to
satisfy the plaiati6s' claim. it IL. there.
fore. this 9th day Of Nay, 1921, ORDERED
that the defendants and each OF them -ap-
pear In this court oa or before the fortieth
day. exclusive Of Sundays and legal holi.
days, after the day Of the nrst pubiies ton
Of this order. to defend this suit and show
cause Why said coademas tion should not be
had; otherwise the suit will be proceeded
with a. IN case Of default. Provided q copy
Of this order b pablissed At least once a
week for three successive weeks In the
washinston Law Reporter and Ths wash
inston Herald, before said date By the
court. r. L. srDDoNs. Justice. isesD
True cory. MORGAN II. BEACH. CIerk;
ALE. q. BEBKhAN. Asst. CLERK.
myf1,1e25 - 351
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Central ave ne, north OF Myrtle
st. 50 43l7. lot 30. Woodbridge
Willie J. Berser to Blanche O. Gar
Der. $40.
Chevy chass. 50 17s1, lot 1i--Ads
N. Deiany to Fulton r. Gordon. SIC
Buchanan st NV. bet Ca. ave and
l3th ct. % 2s2o, lot 10. saul's Addn
Leona O. Williams to Samuel kluft.
$40.
North OF Kennedy OF. east Of 18th
st NV, 50 2s33. lot 13-David J. Dun
igan ct uK. Helen NJ 10 Lee Long,
$40.
"a. Hobart pl nw. "a zsss. lot ioa,
Mt. Pl. and Pi. Piains-wm. A. Pat
ton ct ux. Nola J. TO BENJAMIN zsrin
et ux. Moliie, SO.
l73i and 1755 n ct nv. 50 Iz7. lot
" and 45-John W. Brawner, sur
tr, to John L Barr and Edmund d.
Rheem tIo.
f7fs ] st NV. "a l2s. part lot g.
howiAnd IA. JOnes 80 -~s-ae a,
Smith. $40.
s2i Z st se. "a s2s, part lot is
Elizabeth A. kellum 70 Lloyd r..
Duehrine ell ux. Aletha l.. $40.
Lawrence st ne. bet 18th and Goth,
50 4bo2. lot 81. addd to Sherwood
John w. Porch ct ux. Josie c. to
Arthur l. simpson ct ux. Emma r.,
$40.
n OF Kenyon st, e Of warder Ct
50 3o45. lot Sc. whitney Close
Harry Gutridge TO Ethel d. Gut
ridge. SO.
1871 and 1929 Kalorsms road nv,
an N@N
Hill-Eliabeth Aldrich to Raymond
X. Espey. SO.
Raymond X. Espey conveys same
property to Otto p. Smith and Eliza
beth Aldrioh. $40.
N of Taylor st. of 18th nv. 50
2S22., lot l7-Thomas A. Jameson 10
william A. Wilson, SO.
1898 Gales st ne. % 4s4I. lot CT.
Long Meadows-GIacinta Amorose
to Leon c. Dorr and Katherine Dorr.
SO.
Allen place NV. W OF zoth st. 20
1858, lot IS. Park View Terrace
Clarence II. Small ct ux. Florence c.
10 j. Harold Morgan and Lillian b
Morgan. SO.
W OF Nichols sv. n OF High View
pl sc, 50 E-s00i. lot i2. Randle Park
Ernest n. Mattingly ct ux
Georgianna to Lille Filvarof, $40.
81 r st nv. 50 5Iet. lot 81, Bloom
ngdale-Arthur J. Goelling ct ux
Elizabeth c. to J. Floyd Maley and
Emma A. Maley, $40.
1924 Fsirmont IT NV. 50 .sss. 10,
as. Mount Pleasant and Pleasant
Plains-Randsll d. Foster ct al &c
Joseph H Seaton ct Nv. Laura n
$40.
n of varnum st. ~ OF i7th. 80
Ze47. part lot ~. Argyle Park
Ella V. Mahoney to Hugh B. CziIa.
han ct ux, Antoinette, $40.
water st-lIth and r SITS sw, 2oS
2lo and 2ls L st sw. 2sth st Sc. bet
RI and "S" sts. of L OF. OF
/ sth ct se, 50 32s. lots IL to Is, "a
bsi, lots IL, Is and ls. 50 Bs55. lots
ii and %, 90 $50. lot slS-LIIlisn A.
Woods ct al TO Thomas p. Brown
tr. 81.
1908 Newton st ne. 50 1850. Iot
is, Brookland-Alice A. Gartreli tc
Annie Gsrtrell. $40.
Zlos sth 1T nv. 50 2s77. lot s7s
Mt ri and Pl Plsins-wm. NJ. Eat.
man to Milton and Mary Hill, SO.
Near 18th and Frsnkforo sts Sc
50 bs21, lots I. 2 and :. Buena vIsts
james Z. Webster ct ux. Annie z
to silas A. Blount ct ux, Heuriett.
| B., $40.
e7os and 27os 18th st ne. % ,sss
lots ss and 81. South Brookisno-
Erwin r. Mcintyre ct ux. Myrtle G
10 Thomas Sheppard. jr. ct ux, Ida
l.. SO
c2e r st ne. 50 5s73. lot a.. Eek.
lnston-Bsrtholome L. King et ux
Z Mary z to Clemens GiebeI. $40.
Newton st ne. bet 18Th ana 1.th
81 3ss5. lot .. Brookland-Horac,
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Campaign for Chevy Chase Church
Fund Given Impetus By Leading
Citizens of District At Luncheon

The campaign to raise s1s5.ooo
for the erection OF a Presbyterian
church at Chevy Chase gained i'm
petus yesterday when some Of
Washington's leading citizens join
ed the campaign at a luncheon at
the Willard. Among the speakers
at The luncheon were Representa-
tive Zihlman, OF Maryland; the Rev,
J. S. Montgomery, the Rev. DR..
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POULTRY AND PETS.
2s4 Murphy VS. Frazee- Potomac
Laundry Co. Attys, Lambert q
Yeatman-Tobriner 4 Graham.
EQUITY DIVISION No. L.
Proceedings.


Proceedings.
2457s Inlay VS. PralI. Leave to
prosecute writ without prepayment
of costs. Rule as to appointment
OF receiver returnable May 20, 1921.
Attys, Collins. Winfield & Cuttings
ct al.-HoehlinS, johnson, Davis q
Newmyer.
3ssss Schmid VS. Miller. Time to
file answer extended to May 30
1921 Mccoy. C. j.. Attys, l. r
Alverson-Jno. E. Laskey.
30356 Alexander VS. Alexander
Order for trustees to consummate
sale. Attys, Archer & Smith
worthington. o'Donoghue ct al.
ss35 Lun in re Mary Burke. WILL
lam Burke appointed ancilary COM
mittee $1,000. Atty, NJ. J. McNa-
mara.
1852 Lun in re Patrick ]. Byrne.
1884 Lun in re VIM. ]. Kennedy.
Order to file new undertaking.
Atty. F. A. Fenning.
3ss73 Thompson VS. Wood. Irving
Wood permitted to intervene as
party pltf. Pitt atty, M. ]. Nc
Namara.
1880 O'Reilly VS. American Tele-
gramaphone Co. order to receiver
as to certain books and rec ,rds OF
corporation. Attys., G. e. Sullivan
Shinn & Minor, Galley & Rowland.
1851 Kantz VS. Kantz. order
overruling motion to make bill
more certain. mccoy, C. J.). Attys,
z. B. Frey-F. c. Pope.
Assignment for Tsday.
s7s44 Cole VS. Cole. .Attys. Mackey
--McNeill & Lambert. Case on
hearing.
s41 Elwood VS. Elwood. Attys,
Stein-wolf & Dow.
345 Hodges VS. Hodges. Attys,
OBrien-Flynn.
$50 Higdon VS. Higdon. Attys.
Baker. Wood & Manufacturing
ton.
32s Eagle Transfer Co vs. w. B.
& A. e. Ry Co. Attys. Stein Z
Observation-Disclosures & Taliafsrro.
as Lander VS. Cali. Attys. Nor
gan-wheatley.
235 Richardson VS. Richardson.
Attys. Lambert & Yeatman---
Hoover.
EQUITY DIVISION We. 2.
ProceedingR.
3s027 Remsberg VS. RemsberG.
Orders for writ of ne exeat and
making rule returnable May 20.
Pitf atty, H. I. Quinn.
3S32S Reeves VS. Reeves. Inter-
locutory decree for divorce. Attys,
e. Carrington--N. C. TurnaRe.
37767 RosinslSi VS. Rosinski. De-
cree pro confesso q reference to NJ.
NJ Murray, examiner. Attys. r. J
Neubeck-O'Donogh 4 Reeves.
?7s5s Bradheld VS. Bradheid. Order
extending time to submit evidence
on appeal. Attys. Eason 4 Pum-
phrey-C. Mackey.
s755s ,coomes ys wincheil. Or
der confirming auditors report.
Attys. H. A. Grant--Hamilton 4
Hamilton ct al.
3si22 Frederick W Dooiy. Refer
ence to auditor. Pitt attys, Hamil-
ton & Hamilton.
371os Fleming vs. Burns Decree
ratifying sale. Pitt atty. Hamilton
4 Hamilton-
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no session. Court in adJournme mt
from day to day.
No assignment for today.
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
CIRCUIT DIVISION Ne. 1.
59S03 Randle VS. Northern Assur-
ance Co-Verdict for pltf under 1st
count of declaration for $1,000 with
int from February 90, 1915. Easily
Smith. & Fleharty-McKenney &
Flannery, attys.
5s1s4 Washington VS. Dist Of Col
Jury sworn and respited. E. s. Du-
vall-Syme & Williams, attys.
S4S1s. $500, 64621, Washington
Loan and Trust Co VS. O'Shauehnes-
sy, Weickert, Warren-Mandate of
Court of Appeals presented. Judgt
of this court reserved with costs
VS. pltf and judgt by consent for
deft with costs VS. pltf. ]. w. Whit
ing-Peyser & Edelin,, attys.
64659 Rust VS. Heavey-Mandate
of Court of Appeals presented.
-Judgt Of this court reserved with
costs VS. pltf. Judst by consent for
deft with costs VS. 'pltf. Peyser &
Edelin,, sttys. for deft.
Assfgnmcnt Tor Today.
127 Washington vs. Dist of Col.
Bailey-Williams, attys. n hear
ing.
277 Bessemer Motor Truck Co VS.
Commercial Garage. Scott & Colla-
day-Newmyer, attys.
279 Dulany VS. W G o D r r. Ruff
fin-Lambert & Yeatman, attys.
n Holder VS. Wash Post Co. David
Lambert & Yestman, attys.
59s62 Fox VS. B & o r R Co. John
son-Hamilton, attys.
2S9 Toomey VS. Hines. Lambert &
Yeatman-Elder. attys.
297 Loving VS. Sanders e. Stay
man. Newmyer-English, attys.
sol Coombs VS. Bean Contracting
Co. Lambert & Yeatman-Hegarty,
attys.
So5 Shaw VS. Barry ct al. O'Brien
-Osterman, attys.
800 Clairmont VS. Wash. Ry e. Elec
Co. Lambert & Yeatman-Whitefor
& Archer, attys.
CIRCUIT DIVISION M
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CEMETERIEa,
= DAILY COURT RECORD

| 3S337 Satterheld VS. Satterfeld.
1nterlocutory decree for divorce.
Attys. ID. E. Clarke-B. Emerson, jr
EQUITY DIVISION No. 2.
AssiEnment for To-day.
37244 Temple VS. Temple. Keith,
McCandlish. Hall& Garnett-Edward
Stafford. attys.
3soss Taylor VS. Taylor. Heitmul-
ler-Emerson. attys.
37sS2 warfeld\v VS. warfield. Myers
Taylor, attys.
CRIMINAL DIVISION No. 1.
Prseeedinss.
u s vs. George p. Murphy; vic act
Dec. II, 1914. Bail fixed at $4,000,
c. d. Hood, surety. taken. Plea not
guilty entered. o. Bigoness, deft
atty.
U s VS. Frank Brooks; assault to
rape, Trial resumed.
US VS. Charles. A. Crock: assault
to kill ana assault with deadly
weapon. Bail reduced to s2,5oo.
Geo. W. Ray. surety taken. A. D.
Smith, deft atty.
U s VS. Raymond Hitte: vio act
Lee. II, 1914. Bail fixed at $4,000.
c. d. Hood, surety, taken.
u S VS. Robert Brooks; house
breaking and larceny. Bench war
rant issued.
Assignment for Today.
United states VS. Edward Brown,
Thomas r. Masterson, Edward A.
Christian, and Thomas Smith, and
all cases left over from last assign
ment.
CRIMINAL DIVISION No. ..
Prsceedinss.
s34eI Booth VS. Kohner. Trial re-
sumed. Verdict for pltf for $575.
Observation-Disclosures attys.
63323 Ray VS. Stewart. Judgt (by
agreement) for deft, and costs. A..
d. Smith--Padgett, atys.
s3s5l otenberg vs. McDonough.
Jury sworn. Verdict for pltf for
$s5. Kins-OToole, attys.
63656 First Nat Bank of Friend
ship, N. r., vs. Melton Rhodes Co.
Continuance stricken out. Restored
to calendar. to be placed on assign
ment following cases marked ready
for trial." kenyon-Coombs, attys.
s3654 Cap. Garage VS. Wash. Tire
Co. Jury sworn. Verdict for pItf
for $365.55. Darr. pltf atty.
634ss Brown VS. Mahoney. Jury
sworn. Jury respited. Proctor
Brady, attys.
CRIMINAL DIVISION Ne. 2.
Assignnent fer To-day.
1s3 Union Ribbon Co VS. Brooks
Co. Sleman & Heller-wampler,
attys.
214 winsiow Undertaking Co VS.
Cont Life Ins Co. Tayior-Stear-
man. attys.
2l5- Mc1nroy VS. Fem. Brown
Hufty. attys.
217 Mitchell Co VI Morehouse,
IClark-colladay q Bareer, attys.
SIS santmyer VS. McIiveen. King,
atty for pitt.
21s Gladman VS. Crafts. Richard.
son q BastiaE--wilson, attys.
2f2 Traponi vs. santucci. Quinn 4
Lang, attyts.
225 Dean vs. Morgan. wells
| Peyser. attys.
22s solomon W Morgan. L6mbert.
attys for deft.
s51 Harrody< VS. Order of st. Luke
Moore. atty for 1eft.
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234 Love VS. Mankens. Hanes &
Edelen, attys.
237 Johnson VS. Travers. Gibson
O'shea. attys.
2Ss Graham VS. Travers. Gibson
o'Shea, attys.
PROBATE DIVISION.
Est Sarah A. Michsels-will dated
Sept. IL. 1914; filed.
Est Emma T. McIntire-win dated
Oct. l. 1914; filed
Est J. wallace AIlen-wilI dated
July ., 1917; fled-petition for pro-
bate of will and letters test and or
der for the appointment of Edw.
Stafford as guardian al litem. An
drew Wilson, atty.
Est Ralph w. Howell-petition
and order granting ancillary letters
Of test to Anne Ettenger Howell
Bond, $1,000. Darr, Whiteford q
Darr, attys.
Est Jane A. Delano-order pro
confesso.
Est James L. Phillips. Order re-
ducins bond to $4,000. Minor. Cat
ley & Rowland. attys
Est Louis d. Chanier. Order for
sale of personally. Geo. c Bowie.
atty
Est Emma f. Smith. Order grant
ing letters of adm to Mabel s. Smith
Bond $4,000. Darr, whitefod &
Dsr. attys.
Est H. Xarefa Ayres. Order for
commission. c. T. Hendler. atty.
Est Thomas E. Shields. Order ap-
pointing T. @. walsh as guardian
ad litem. Leahy & yandoren. attys.
Est Cornelia Lee Atkins. Petit
tion for probate & letters test. H.
r.. webb. atty.
Est Albert A. Root. Petition for
probate & letters test. G. c. Shinn,
atty.
Est George Glorius. Petition for
probate OF will & letters test. p.
J. Flannery, atty.
Est Josephine Shaw. Petition for
letters of adm.
In re Walter F. Rhine ct al.
minors. Order appointing Albert
Harper guardian litem.
Est Nathan Bickford. Petition for
allowance & partial distribution. c.
E. Emig atty.
Est Sarah Amelia Hinrichs. VIII
filed dated Feb .. 1920.
Equity ssits Filed.
3so27 Ethel Remsberg VS. Charles
E. Remsberg. Bill for maintenance.
H. ]. Quinn. pltf atty.
3so2s Frank M. Hoy VS. Albert
B. Fall. Bill for Injunction. H. A.
Hegarty. pltf atty.
3so2s Mabel c. Stoner VS. Annie
c. Bieby ct al. Bill for q partition.
G. c. Shinn, pitt atty.
3soso In re Kathleen II. Hiiyer.
infant Bill to sell real estate. ].
A. Cobb, pltf atty.
3s031 Ambrose M. Goldsmith et
al VS.. Sarah Goddard ct al Bill to
quiet title. Toomey 4 Toomey, pltf
attys.
Law suits Filed.
357os Eberiy's Sons. Inc, VS. Mil
ton sinsheimer. Judet NJ c s44.2f.
Bernon sE. West, pltf atty.
s571o Edmund o. Wallis VS. Albert
3 Fall. Manamus. H. A. Hearty,
pltf atty.
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Causes dismissed by agreement
with judgt VS. pltf for costs. sher-
ier & Bowie-Peyser & Edelin,,
attys
so356 George VS. w B & A e r X
Co. Trial resumed & verdict found
for pltf for $4,000 A. L. Newmyer
& Talisferro, attys.
60se7 Stein vs. simpson--Jury
sworn and respited. Lambert Il
Yeatman-W. @. Gardiner. attNS.
So772 Field vs Penn r r Co.
Cause stricken from calendar Tep-
per & Gusack-Mckenney & Flan-
merry, attys.
Assignment for To-day.
1ss Gill VS. Cap Traction Co.
Attys. Newnyer--Duniop.
27s Badger W Drury, Attys.
Tittman & Bailey--Bailenger.
2s2 Emery VS. Emery. Attys,
Merillat-Moulton 4 Brown
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MADAM MAVIS.
MADAME D'ASHMAN

Cisirsoyant, Crystal Gsser ana Gard
Reader. Your fortune on lore. marriage,
REMOVES TROUBLES OF ALI, KIM
RESTORES LOST LOVE TELLS NJ
YOUR LOVER Is TRUE Or PAISE.
HOW TO sUcCHID. FRANK. 81.
Daily till sp. m; Sunday, 2.7.
1888 18th st. NV.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ALEXANDER WOLF "a Z. z. TxrIr1,
Attssnsys fer piAintAs.

IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DIS
triet Of columbia. Anson r. Babcock and
GeofSe u. Mann. pisintlfs.' rs. Pennsyl-
!. y. Barrett. and siias Morris smith. te.
cover the sum Of si.7ss. with interest ana
protest fees a. alleged In the deciafatioa.
besides cost, the ssid sum Of s1.7ee. bsins
the balance due ana unpaid On two certain
promhsofy aotes Of the defeadant. pena-
syltsais centrai Coal oompaay. endorsed BY
the defendants, T. ?. Garrett ana sfias
hoffis smifh. which notes were duly pre-
sented for payment 81 their maturity ssd
upon each OF which only q partial payment
was made, leaving the balaAce due and nm
paid the sum Of s1.7e6; Also TO have tude-
ment Of condemnation Of certain property
Of the defeadant. siias Morris smith. levied
% under an Attachment issued 10 this suit
TO satify the plsinti6ss claim. II IL, there
fore. this 9th Gay Of MAJ. 1921. ORDERED
that tine defendants, and each OF them. ap-
pear In this court on o. before the fortieth
day. exclusive Of Sundays and legal holi
days. after the day Of the nrst publieation
Of this order, 10 defend this suit and show
cause why Sid roademnation should not be
had; Otherwise the suit win Be proceeded
with a. IN case Of default. Provided a
copy Of this order Be pabiished at least
once week for three successive weeks In
me wsshiAGtea Law Reporter and The
washingtoa Herald. before said day. By
the court. Y. l.. sfDDoNs. Justice. True
copy. tseai) MORGAN II. BEACH, Clerk
ALF. BEEKMAN. Asst. Ckfk.
ma11.1s.25 $50
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MADAME JEANETTE

Gifted Esyptian Clairvoysnt and painist,
guarantees to read your entire life, past,
present and future. She asks no auesttons
put win tel Seu wnat you want to know.
matters, love. health and family aRAirs.
e2e st. nv. 4-67o
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SUBURBAN FOR SALE

MANOR PARK n. ". 1 to 20 loxs; good
sine: el~ar; tsrns: each $3.50. N. T.
Ryoa Co. ine., l<28 st.
M. BELTsy1LLf. ND. 90 Co. rd.; ne
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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-23
Men and Measures In the Hope Of Correcting
Errors and Epib.


is reported Fred Btten, wife of Chicago Con-
gresham Wednesday effort to petition
General the African from Germany the
alleged have nauseated the fine
sibes wonder how the mob violence,
and her. She probably blind to the
crimes of American Democracy.
a. - - - - t, - .,:. l..
editorials board of New York before they be pub
that editors not free latitude of
writings but of them foolish and child
much ink thought that the scheme OF
ing their endeavors is advisable.
gambling syndicate Chicago continues to operate
law and onsby protected by the higher
up syndicate controls gambling institution the second
collects from the popretors regularly
the church up organizations stand poeress destroy
what the individual mothers and
fathers do?
President Harding in his Congress states that he
thinks steps should be abolish ynchng. We do not dis
credit discount this liberal statement of the President How
why the members of
should ecstacies Words such things and
little We will rejoice and sing praises when active
taken destroy the vicious institutions Until then ponder
become of the "New Negro? be that this
spirit which sought place the few months has been
away by The ideals which encouched
in the "New Negro be shattered The rae the
the swift but to those who the end
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-23
To The You Know
sErm Editor

/ know you know that good looking
brown skinned lady that wears the big
fur coat? | know you must know her
because her husband is out nine days
on the road and she in turn takes nine
nights off. Well, tell her to stay out OF
the store rooms OF the cabarets on her
nights off as there might be wreck on
the road and hubby will return early
enough to. wreck some OF the other
"jinnies,'
I know you know the Fly Boys?"
You must know them because State St.
is lined with them every time the sun
shines. Well, tell them if they want to
air themselves" they might try the
parks and then busy people can pass
without showing their skill as wrestlers
! know you know that young lady who
said that she only associated with doc
tors, dentists and lawyers? Oh, you
must know her as she very often gets
this remark off. Well ask her how
does she manage to speak to her two
fine brothers who are red caps.
/ know you know those loud mouthed
women who ride on the street cars? II
you don't know them, | know you have
heard them. Please tell them that the
street cars are used for getting. one
from one place to another and not for
back yard gossip in barroom language.
l know you know those women, who,
during the prosperous times wore ten
dollar gold pieces III their ears and for