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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-28
AUSTRIAN PROFESSORS
GET s14 MONTH PAY

New York. March 29.-Dr. Ber-
nard Geiger, Of the University Of
Vienna, who arrived yesterday on
the Lapland from Antwerp, paiats Il
gloomy picture Of the life Of col
lege professor 10 ;tut tria Trn av-
erage monthly ~ AIRY Of ~" profess
SIGNAL to'le-, he said, was sll.ou
measured IN Aule .lea. money, JUS.
about enough TO kIy suit Of clothes
One weeks salary bought pai- nF
shoes. He said American .nstitu-
Cons had made It possible bv scrd-
ing books; clothes and money to
buy essentials for the foreign edu-
catioual centres to continue.
Professor Geiger is an expert on
phiology and ethnology. He has
published o work to prove that the
East Indians or certain parts Of
them were identical with The Per-
slams prior 10 e0e0 B. c.
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Danghte. Of English Earl
>, 80 ~. To Recomesa Chorus Cir

I New York, March 2s:-The Hon:
orable Sylvia Cough, heralded ~ her
press agents as the daughter of an
English earl and the daugher-!n-
law Of MajerGeneral Sir Hugh Suite
Cough, mas arrived in New York. and
viii take her place in the chorus OF
The Right. Girl musical comedy
now playing on Broadway, on Tues
day next, It was. announced today.
: Archibald Selwyn, who made the
announcement, said that he met the
woman Of title on recent visit to
England. He heard that she and her
husband Captain Wilfred Cough, of
the Welsh Guards, had lost their for
tunes during war, and be made her
an offer 20 appear in the musical
comedy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-28
Testimony For Defense
Ends in Bigham Trial

Florence, S. c., March 2s.-Today
was day of rest for all the pr;nci-
pals in The trial of Edmund Bigham
charged with the murder of his
brother, Smiley Bigham, and four
other members Of the Bigham family
following the adjournment of court
shortly before midnight last night in
the midst Of arguments.
AL the testimony for the defense
was concluded al. last nights session,
and Solicitor Gasque, for the prose
cat:on, and G. T. Mcdonald, for the
defense, had made their arguments
before court adjourned for the night.
Judge Menninger had announced he
would adjourn the Georgetown term
from day to day until the Bighan,
case is finished :e..:::
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-28
WINTER RETURNS TO WEST i
on HEELS OF TORNADO

Chicago. March 2S.-Easter Sun
day brought d return of winter to
Nebraska with fall Of snow in
some places. Wind, which reached
almost tornado proportions, did con-
siderable damage between Hastings
and Trumbull, killing live stock and
leveling telephone poles and demol-
ishing outbuildings.
Damage caused by the tornado
which swept q path 80 rods wide and
IS miles long through Mobiles
county, Minnesota, yesterday, was
estimated yesterday at close to 5000
600. The number OF dead last night
totaled two. Several persons were
injured.
Fourteen persons were injured IN
Fonda, Iowa, by the tornado. The
property damage was estimated At
100000. No one was injured IA
tally. A train Of box cars was blown
20 feet off q railroad siding.
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,bhGe Leray, chief OF the X-Ray lapo,
ratory in the St. Antoine Hospital,
shortly before he died yesterdayEat
Enghein. Il.
y DR.. Leray was a victim OF what
he believed to have been 4 success
>;iaal-eff0rt- ito .frntTprorection from
the X-Rays. which have caused The
slow death sefi many scientists. !.
: Research sin an effort to afford
protection TO others was begun by
Dr.s,Leray after his hands had be
come affected through the making
OF $4,000 photographs in war work.
For this work he was decorated by
the French Government with the
Legion of Honor.
Several Of his fingers were am
putated during his research work.
but be still; persisted in it and told
those who begged him to desist that
II was the hidden God who desired
to retain his secrets who struck
down those who sought to unravel
them. !
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Iad aag Ia T,hnc.s to
pcplace New law Steps

tia5 ~ , iaag IA t,hnc.-e to
pcplace Nov lazy Steps
snu5ssrsf:3- r9a11as e ras fexsoss
Tho onH : .cp 'sIa iazs;tnrSc R.s acn
ranishkd fro3 th& asn,a ..haafs : q
Eungarv by decree Of tn" AnistfT of
1Ienn. fetiGs ,sharasterl7ed
them as decadent and injuious to the
.,ye1unqes aenaratiop t.InHat tlhsr z:pfssc cs
he dancing masters have Sbeeh off
daily requested to bring into vogue
the. SID magyar Ssfres;; which had
:ffalien: into d;suse:: - = =
j. is understood in th;s connection
that Nqrsanorr schupp, The: pspal
numtio here, had made representations
regarding the coptroltof Immoral
dances" considering their regulation
es falling within ecclesiastical az
AHVti9 90. 2: =. ; ~
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Fses fuuii Of Baraer

Benton, Tenn, Marta @-M. Y.
Davis, member Of the pslk County
Court; hrs brother, E. L Davis, post
nas.er and prominent merchant Of
corasause, Bob and I'd Mpcamy
:harrn With He killing Of Deputy
Sheriff Tucker Heatrca during an at
fray over the transportation Of hquol'
few msntars' ego, were acquitted br
jury bsrs tsts last hixhs following
tr4al !asssirs several days, The
rouBle occurred at q country dance,
and eH6encs showed that Headrick
was shot 10 tns back while he had ons
81 the 5Ieessny ndys rnas arre1
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BobsHEv1KI ApfEall. -. -.
s:-e'sSs s.sTO RESCUE RrssT.
: &c RContii1 aaf For, Egg .Ee}

2aRassIa III Infer lei reeolistf ri lion work
must rely NOT only upon t,er Nofk.
insn,sil, but also upon hgi peasants
'saf ana her intelleeteais. - Therefore
her: new International relations
oblige Russia to, alter her formed
sand regarding. J. -eHEgrants :,~;tPhe
question Of the moment is to utilize
the, forces of, these .Russlap refugee:
abroad, as their. aid IS. most import
ant, IN the, work Of reconstruction. >
A neditorial in the "Pravda," Of
Moscow, bemoans the, failure Of the
government to care properly fur the
mtellectuals at home, and it prom
ises that they will have. better treat
nfent and that good resolutions have
been taken as to their future. ~-
It is, however, officially denied
that Premier Lepine had conferred
with. the leaders Of the Mensheyiks
and Social Democrats with a view
to the formation Of coalition. gov;
ernment, as had been reported
The Bolsherik newspapers differ
is to the reports Of counter revo-
l1tionary movement in Petroersd
While not word had been published
by the Soviet press up to March a
regarding the offer to trade. with the
United States. The trade agreement
with Great Britain was not over en-
Enthusiastically commented upon. The
Krasnya Gazeta, for instance, quotes
Leonid Krassin as saying the British
agreement was unsatisfactory, al
though it was : gain for Bolsheviau;
The Bolsheyiki Minister to Fin
land has announced here the ratin.
cation of the Soviet treaties with
Turkey and Persia and the Bokhara
Government, these completing ths
peace making process and making
Soviet Russia officially at peace win
every border state.
It is announced that Turkish
delegation. including Yuasef Kemal.
has arrived in Pe-rograd.
The Finnish Government, says the
Helsing!n Sanomat, Of Helsinki, b IS
Informed the Soviet Ministry Nat
trade relations between Finland ard
Russia can begin only when the first
trainload Of repatriated Films pas:
ses across rse frontier froni Rus.
STA.
Colonel Edward ". Ryan, Amsri
can Red Cross Commissioner To ths
Baltic states, arrived in He'alrg1urf
yestertla-: an!. had conference With
the Finn. n foreign. Minister. lie
will proc "a frrce to ths campo
where the refugees who crossed the
border from Krorstadt at the time
of the fail Of that fortrsss to ths
Bolsheyiki ere gathered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-28
MEMORIAL FOR BERT TAYLOR
Societies Crowd Blackstone Theatl
In Chicago ,

Chicago, March 2s--Asmorisl SER
vices N honor Of Bert Lesion Taylor,
so, r. l." were held today at the
Blackstone Theatre under the auspices
Of the Cliff Dwslleas and ether liter
airy and artistic societies of which he
had been member.
Addresses were made By bis init
mate friends, and the Flonzaleys, Of
whose music he had always been very
fond, rendered his favorite selections;
The theatre was crowded to capacity
and among the hundred wAa steeE3
oaitsids was Irwin COBB, the FumorT
ist.
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VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office OF the Co1po.
ratior Court o. the City of .Alexan
dria on 10th day Of March, 1921.
Florence d. ,Madella, wkiow, com.
pla imam: vs.. Mary Erta jackson. an:
George Edward Jackson, and Flor,
eace Jackson, his wife, Defendants. II
Ch3ncey No. T442.
MEMO.
The object Of this Su2t IS to ttave The
paper recorded in Liber Ct page 40f
declared to re a nulijty and that 6
new deed be recorded in its place con
veyirs BY: proper description Che ler
of ground Which Was: a.terdesl to 81
conveyed thereby, or that said paper
recorded in Liher 81 page 4G2 be re
formed 'oy this Court tip .confoET. .sc
the original intention and urtfetstand.
ing of the ssa5! PARTIES thsnepii tlrs
above named Defendants, be sleeueezi'1k
be holdins the legal title 10 50 ,nral
Of said description set aHt tnl saS'
paper recorded in Iiber 81: page 4Qf
as by measurement will cover the
house numbered 600 South ST. Asaph
Street and an alley three text wide &c
the south thereof in Trust for. Can.
plainant and 70 perform said odfsa:
ton to her by a conveyance thereof,
or that Commissioner be agpointe.
70 do same; sshat, Defendants pc per
petualy enjoined from making q cGD
veyance affecting the land upon which
Is built said house and the SAIL alley
70 the south thereof; thst same may
be decreed TO be courphaErant's OWL
property so that her title thereto may
De c1earediof the cloud caused By the
mistake in said paper recorder IN Lib.
err 81 page 402, and that an proper re-
fererces be had, and do what may be
necsssary 10 p1Ieut their iiutten.ssts e
this SUIT. - ~. =! +
1t 4ppsarins by aHaas filed Il
this cause that -she defsoaspss, Gegst
Edward jackson, and .F9orenes Jack
sen are. non-rsSIeuts CT rhas 6tata
1t IS Ordered: That said Sefendants
appear hare within fifteen days afoe9
due publication OF this order, and d
what IS necessary 70 protest their 10
terss. 10 this SUIT and that a copy q
this order be forthwith dHerted ID ths
Alexandra Gazstte newspaper pub
sished in the City Of Aleoeanria. orns
a week fer four successive wrecks anc
posted at the front door of the Court
house Of this city.
DAVIS and Bud~esay, P: @.
NEWELL s. GREENAWAY, 1
so-swp CLERK
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-28
j. C. Davis II. Named fe,.t
RaSarsads Director

Washington, March pa-Jeln c.
Davis, Of Iowa, former general co1n-
sci Of the CAiragp Northwestern
Railway, was appointed dfrector-geD-
ral of The railroad administration by
President Harding today. to succeed
John Barton Payne, who has held tie
post during the past year, in add!-
Jon to els dusies as Secretary Of the
interior. "a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-28
European Dancing Masters to Ean
American. Steps

Paris, March ga general re-
vision of the present dances, loo&-
ing TO the elimination of the Islli1n-
ny, the fox trot and the one stap, L
on the program for consideration By
tbs Congress ii The Dancing Pro.
fe>sors Of France, England, Belgium.
Holland and Switzerland, which
opened It's session in the Paris Scad.
envy of Dancing today. A majority
of the delegates, it is said, are advo,
eating a return to the waltz. ~,
The Paris press has greeted The
news of the prospective change with
undisguised satisfaction.
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Condcnna-i tc Die. I'D tsaI<,i II
<2ives. ,Stsvice - youths


New tx:7;ss:. II. 77,zts:sSsss,s 6,
3rade-y TrE:ll::a in epot--, nt erlfles
earnest al-ic7, thn rnc..sa2. ssTssun tcat
George Wae;siihettr Kpigc;.- tlsa rerro
.ondemoa; tva r's'ss-'s 2, = :stst tts af'
days aftzss:. IN .gsutIaeena Mrs, Edith
wilson, youngt s4M lS;g k q =; 81 t5s.
sires to trsysisrnEstt u d 'ditkSeT gv12ne men
was given saut at tks SAIL here with
Knights ssa0e=s: ggfas'zsSa rsb1SsAs !
widely,
Boys Ris9e wrote, III gour
mother .elts YOU f6r ,uur own good
md you don't heed her, you Will wish
you bad If I lad TOOK need to MY
mother, wouldn't be bere. Blrt by
roaming and fooaishness, threw my
life away rs - 80
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Prince 10 Open

$50 - ,1jJistst : Psslim er :
: Iondoa, Marc7t12s::-Tt #as reported
here today on excellent authority thai
the .Prinee of Wales Guild -upenEtbe rev
Ulster parliament to be set mp sr}Ea:
der the ,.cme.;rulee act .3psrssel-:at TIE
last session of parliament.
The. prince;.it was said, would also
visit other districts in Ireland.
- .-.....,Nr., u -a-5f''' - -.' =
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SAMUEL H.. LUNT, AUC1ONEER

DAM I Ell H.. LUNl, AOSl1o:eE1tIs
Auction Sale OF unreedemed Pledges
ON TUESDAY MORNING March
90, 1921, at 10 O'CLOCK.
/ will commence to sell at the es-
Enlistment Of E, Heidenheimer, Inc,
sos King Street, Alexandria. Va,
all pledges upon which the interest
is overdue up to this date, consist
ing of Diamond Rings, Pin, Ear
rings, and Studs, Gold, Silver, and
Metal Watches, all kinds Of Fine
Jewelry, Gums, Revolyers, silverware.
Books, Umbrellas, ETC., together with
4 line Of goods generally found in q
loan office. Ticket holders kindly
take notice.
$3.50. f. HEIDENHE1MER, INC.
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DYING SCIENTIST AYERS
GOD STRUCK HLM DOWN

Paris, March 2S.--"The hidden
God who does not wish to give up
his secrets strikes down men who
seek to take them." said DR., Adol-
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24wp

VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office Of the Corpc~
ration Court of the City Of Alexan-
dria, on the Is day Of March, 1921.
Ben janrsn F =Nsitihers complainan.
VS.. Nellie Irene WiAers, defendant
In Chancery No. 1851.
MEMO.
The OBJECT Of this gut Is to Obtain
for che complainant fscnl The defend.
ant a divorce mersa ct thoro on tbs
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y. -
NNU Al MEETING

Provement Company will be held ut
the Office, Of James r. and. Harry
IB. caton,. No. Ill South. Faircay
| Street. Alexandria, Va, on Tuesday,
! April 8, 1921, at 2 o'clock p, M, for
the election Of directors ;, and the
| transaction OF any. other business
! that may properly. come before said
meeting.
66-l5t. Co. s. Wilson, Secretary.
! n the Corporation Court Of the City
Of Alexandria, Virginia.
| H. r.: .Ca1npDeal, ct abs, Complain
ant,
vs.. 49, 80
The Virginia Rapid Transit Co. Inc,
Defendant
! Ii EHANLERT.
pursuant TO md by the authority
If q decree entered on the 10th day
If March, l521, in suit pending in
1 be Corporation Court of the city Of
Alexandria, Virginia, Wherein II.
:. Campbell, ct ais, are Complain
lntS and the Virginia Rapid Transit
,ompafiy, Inc., are Defendants, the
| Undersigned will expose for sale at
| public auction on Friday, April the
.'st, 1921, in front Of the premises,
:l8 King Street, in the city Of Alex
.ndria, Virginia, the following des.
] ribed property.
! One REQ truck equipped with %
J passenger hus body in first class
| condition. This car cost about
5000 90, and is as good IS new.
! One Chevrolet four ninety touring
ar.
One heavy iron safe.
And some miscellaneous office
furniture.
Terms Of sale Gosh.
7-l0e William s. Snow. Receiver.
| JImRIA.
In the Clerks Office of the Corpo-
ration Court Of the City Of Alcxan-
Ira, on the 81 day Of March, 1921.
Ora Burke Mason, complainant vs..
VI. Murray Mason, defendant. In
--.hanrery No. 1867. .a.
MEMO
The object OF this suit is to OBTAIN
divorce a vincolo matrirnonii for
he complainant, Ora Burke Mason.
from the defendant VI. Murray Ma
;on, on the ground of wiLful desertion
md abandonment without just cause
If excuse for more thar three years
,r.or 70 the institution Of this suit,
md for. general relief
I: appearing by an affidavit fixed in
his cause that the dpfcHlan: VI. Mur
sy Mason IS nonresident OF this
Slate: It IS Ordered, That said de-
''endant appear here within ten days
,t.er due publication os tbs order,
,n4 10 what is necessary 20 protect
lis !rseress in this suit.
I. 3. Washington, ?. Q.
A Copy Tesse.
EEvEIL s. CREENAWAY,
Ia--twp 49,. Clerk.
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;;;;s.yssar "a t.ooy:at, /. &

= $50. .7.-.,;.-J - : :. -, -.
|. g,eqnd. Of .w::llfut aud voluntary das:ett
ton and. absnaon1nrht wishoqt jus
. cause, md To- general rsEef. *
:. t. appeairiinrs. y ~ :attflsF3t fled i
his cause that fbe DEFENDANT Nena
/ rene s .Withers. il q noE7residef... 3
tHs safs lis, erday5 ;Thss sal i
defendant apg 9s i. hsge Within ten day
after dae. psAication Of. tbs ardet
!: and do, what is .neeessary to pretee
her interest in this suit.
Edmund IIfHl, il. ?. q. 49,.
A Copy Tes4e.
NEWELL s. GREEN&W.AY,
GIMP ell Clerk
'.s'1is' -
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VIRGINIA =,
III The CLERKS s.,to Office Of the cerpo
fsation Court Of the CITY of .Aexai.
dTias. on the Is day III Ne rh, 1921.
) Martha Jane 'AlseSanfsr, complain.
ans vs.. David / A.eSEder, defepd.
AM in Cbarcery No. ls52.
MEMO. -. :. go. ,.:.s,;
The. object .af this SUIT Is to eb.ait
for complainant a limited aivore,
from the. defendant. On the grounds
of w1lful arss vda'utary desertioa ani
abandonment, and, thai. upon. the pas
sage Of the. statutory, period: of. three
years same may .oe merged into ar
absolute divorce; RESUMPTION of ntaid
IN name, and for general relief.
Il appearing by an affidavit f1e.
n this cause that the defendant Davit
L. Alexander IS a NONRESIDENT OF thi:
State: 1t is Ordered, That said de.
fendan- appear here within ten day:
after due publication Of tbs order
and do what is necessary to prntee.
lis interest in this suit-
Davis and BudN~sl,y, 70.
A Copy Tese.
NEWELL S. GREEyAwaY,
CT ..tRn Clerk
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VIRGINIA
In the Clerks Office of mo Corpo-
:zticn Coprt Of Che City of 4ktnan
ria, on TIE stss aay OF March, 1921
George ". Btaek, complainant rs
Nina Beatman Black, defendant Il
cc1i:sncery No. l+A.
MEMO.
The object Of tsSs suit is to obtain
4 divorce a viHotlo rn,tEfnon:i TO.
he complainant, George W.. Eaca
from the Defendant, Nina Beatnaf
Black. OF the ground Of W;EfG deser
ion and a5antprVrett without jas
cause or excuse for urose than three
years prior 70 the INSTITUTION of this
SUIT, and hr general relief.
It appearing W IN afhta.*t tS
n this cause that The defendant Mn:
Bea.man Black Is pun1residrrs Of
ta,ts Stase:: It IS Ordered, That sale
iGendan. appear here within Ter
lays after due publication Of this or.
hE, and DO vha. Is netsssa1y to arp.
Get Der .pteres. N this suit
Charles Hsnry Smith, P. 9.
* Copy Trste. "
.NEYELl S. aREnSxWAY,
s94Hp =. C!erl
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VIRGINIA. " ~
In the Clerk Mre .H tsa Ccrpo
ration Nour. Of The CITY. ffAlesan
dr;a, ON the STD day; ct March, ls21
Louise. Purcell iKillsopr, enpla inaa'
w. George !sEshsvs-: X Fssss5yr, a.7srh
ant. h, Caznpry No, 1895. +
GFIslO.;::, ''.:.:s. f<,'f'.:
This object .ds slis saa:is to gzsa5r
! Jecree Of dmtrse fran, bal ant
board and ppaa, fae sypszarn e 20
statutory psa5sd u tanfa yeass =
merge soca decree inM: a terres o.
3srree, from tbs bon, Of maj rhrony
upon tina ground of wlsrl deseytsor
and abandonment prior To the mss
tuition: Of this srli, and :F for general re-
lief. ....-.- ).
Il appearing. BY .aa affSfsvs fife.
n this cause that the aefemaast Geo
Shower KIgp1r Is . nonresident o!
his. State. nE;:lss GrsRrsd, .Tsrs: sas
defendant APPEAR here within Ten day:
after due pulGh,stioh Of this orser
and do What is nacessy 70 .pnrsec'
lis interest IN: tbs. sat- :..G;'>- !.
Rooert ". ssunp, P. 81
4 Copy: Tasta = 80:
NEWELL s .GREEYAwAy.
9-tup G.e6i
-~17-sTo1--s,:,--,ezszvs
VIRGINIA.. /
In tho dle<a's oScs q: the corpo
cation Cor. Of tie CITY Of AleSah
lria, o., the q day of Marsh. 1921
Mary / S. Berger, complainant vs.
Bernard L: Eorser., aefeddsat I.
Chancsss No. l4Sa.
MEDIC
The aa}eet Of this suit IS to obtai
for the complainant an Iascsute d
soree from the defendant upon b
ground OF wtHql and voluntary. deser
SION and abandonment for. more thai
..hree years prior TO the institution 0
shis suit, the custody Of their iafan
child TO wt: Ehen Bernie Berger, an
tof gsneFzl relief. -
It appearing By al AFFIDAVIT fllaa /
this cause that the defendant Bel
nard L. BorgyT. is . NONRESIDENT 9
fh:s State: Il Is Differed, That sad
defendant APPEAR hers vitmn ts
lays after due publication OF tbs OF
der, and do what Is necessary 70 Pre-
5ect his interest in this SUIT.
Smith ard Wools, P. Q.
4 Cogy Tsste.,
MRSKiK s: cxsN kwK,
7s-4ms clAa
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's-4twp 49,. Clerk.
VIRGINIA.
~ the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court. Of Arlington County. to wit:
Eotiee:siu rcEreation of cemetery.
The Board. If Supervisors Of the
att,selaid county have been uetitione!
Is The Native Cemetery Company,
trsrpotated,. for permission TO
,abdiv:ds and Ledicate the following
&sribed property INTO a eolored
.enese87, {, Wit:
.Eoosatntng TWO sc14s Of land, and
Being part Of that p-u1'n:y conveyed
10 Charles F. Eerstins by D. n.
Rust an, wife by deed bearing date
# December 18th, 1902, and record
ID in deed book 1G7. at page ga,
Amongst the land records OF the
Aforesaid county. the property in
,uestioD is located on the east sicc
II ID. I.eesburg Turnpike and aorth
81 Ivy Hill Cemetery"
All persons, ETC., interested in
this matter are directed to appear
,efere' the Board Of Supervisors Of
he afotesai4. county, at its meeting
% be held at Arlington County
Courthouse, Virginia, at ten O'clock
Am. Monday. April llth, 1921,
1t which itfme. The petition filed in
this ,Euatter VII be passed upon.
-g-2zp; WIZ, ". Duncan, Clerk.
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ARGrNl.s. III -.
In the Clerk; Office of the Corpo-
.atiou Ceurt. of the City CT Alexan-
Ira, 90 ne % day Of March, 1921.
Lillian E. Lee, complainant VS..
Charles 4. Lee, defendant. In Chan
,ery no l472.;
MEMO.
The object OF this suit is to obtain
::ur the complainant an absolute d.
nore from the defendant on the
grounds of wilful and voluntary. de-
sertion and abandonment for more
than :h1se gears prior to the lnsti-
.atiou If this suit, sid for general re,
5<s.
It appearing By an affidavit filed
IN this cause that the defendant
Charles A. Lee is nonresident CT
/ :his State. It IS Ordered, That said
defendant appear here within ten
| lays af:er due publication Of this or
der, and do VIVA. IS necessary to pro-
| :eci his Interest in this suit.
Davis and BudTesky, P. @.
I & Copy T@sts
NEWELL. S. GREENAWAY,
| 73-iwD Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-28

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Evening journal., 1921-03-28
H. C. CONNER ON
P. R. ROLL FRIDAY

After fifty-eight years service,
Henry c. Conner will go on the re-
tired list OF the Pennsylvania Rail-
road on Friday, marking the. passing
OF a railroad man who entered the
employ OF the company at the time
Of the Civil War.
Mr.. Conner is still active and en-
joying health. He contemplates
spending much of his time in trav-
cling. He is prominent in Masonic
circles.
Mr.. Conner entered the service of
the old p, W. and b. r. r. in De-
cember, 1852, as an errand boy in
the paint shop, then located on Front
street between Walnut and Poplar
streets. His entire service COM
prises 5S years and four months, a
record exceeding any on the Mary
land Division, and exceeded by but
one on the whole system of the
Pennsy, that Of man on a Jersey
line whose service was So years and
six months.
For many years he has been in
charge of the installation and repair
OF stoves and heaters in all the sta
tons, towers. watchboxes from Phil
adelphia to Quantico, Va