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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-29
ZE SCHUZE VELKORADU
G. S. P. S. STATU OHIO.

SNS' a. IA poACS AdlcfjIA
schulz V urceny cas- a tai. A.
Huml precetl zapisky re schu-
re minule, ktere byly pfijaty..
Dulezity dopis cd N. H. IRA
dovny, pojednavajici O mno-
hych nedopatfenich, ktere jed
note skodi, byl pTijat mem
jednano. Jeho dulezity obsah
pTinasime ma konci teto zpra-
Wy. Ornament umrti - Tomas
Sidlo, Josef Soudil, Marie HUI
lee a Vojtech Skfivan. Zemre-
lynn povstanim yzdana posled-
nj ucta. Zprava duvernika A.
Obermajera vykazuje Ia po-
.sledni mesic prebytek a prijem
.$7831.26, vydani $3751.50.
|Zbyva ma hotovosti $4079.76.
|Zprava dctujicim vyborem cd
|porucena a pfijata. Zprava u
cetnika Velkora'du Ia posledni
ctvrtleti vykazuje prebytek a
pfijem $3666.19, vydani
$1031.04, zbyva ma hotovosti
$2635.15. Zprava zkoumaji-
cim vyborem odporucena a pri
jata. Zadost dobrovolnou pod
poru br. Probably cd Radu
Vaclav Snajder vysetrujicim
ivyborem odporucena a stano-
vami urcena castka povolena k
Ivyplacenl. Pfedseda dekuje
vsem bratrum "a poskytnutou
pomoc pTi slavnosti uvadeni pc
| Ijist6nych ditek a rozdavani di-
lplomu zvlaste p. Brychcinovi "a
fizeni loutkoveho divadla. Br
lObrmayem We zprav6 ze Sdru-
zeni Skol oznamuje pofadani
detsk6ho divadla a nadilky pre-
ditky Skoly ma Broadway
ISkolnf patronat ma zapadnI
strane porada nadilku pro sko
mi ditky. V Mt. Pleasant patrC
nat pripravuje nadflku pro de
Iti ma novy rok. V lednu skoln
ditky ma Buckeye Rd. uspora
daji divadlo a patronat pre-
ditky nadilku. Dale bylo usne
Iseno poradati vyrocni slavnos
IVelkoradu spolecne S mistnim
Irady dine %. ledna 1922 uspo
Ifadat Ceskoamericke Sini n;
IQuincy Ave. Ma poradajici w
Ibor zvoleni br. Unger, BoCek
IMaxa, Bajer, Spevacek, Stup
lka, Wagner, Klima, Helduk
Pfevratil Urbanec. Vyborl
byla dana pima moe, program
Isestavit potrebne veci obsta
rat. Ma dan Sdruzeni svobodo
myslnych poVoleno $500. 7,
schulz slavnostni vybor me
malou poradu pro vyrizeni dG
lezitych zalezitosti a prvn
schuze Sc bude konat 8ho pro
since V Cesko-americke Sini n
Quincy Ave. f. s
Ctenemu Velkoradu C.S.P.S.
Statu Ohio, v miste.
Cteni bratri sestry: =
Il Organu BratrStva a q
zprav cd ct. Radu vvSvita, &
: ztracime mnoho clenstva nd
sledkem vyslouceni clenu. X
mnohym temto vyloucenim NJ
: muscle dojit a take he k ot
stoupeni clenu. kdyby naSe il
sly byly prostrednictvim svyc
! uredniku clenu pozivajicie
duvery u svych spoluclenu, by
+, Ii elena takoveho pred kone,
: nym vyloucenim aneb odstol
: penim navStivili a S nim po br
y trsku byli promluvili a predst
| viii mu, jake osudne nasledk
e by mohlo NIT jeho zbaveni !
!, clenstvi V Jednote C.. S. z. S
: ze nejenom by ztratil marc
: ma podporu nemoci, ale i j
u no rodina po smrti jeho ztra
Il narok ma umrtni podporu.
/ Prozivame nyni kriticke O
y dobi historil svetove, V hist
Ri nasi zeme, nasledkem nez
mestnanosti, tn spise neg kc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-29

ONStA oSA " ~ Oe+ AAf Ne
Pan sklesl ma nejblizsi zidli,
Bvlekl rukavice ulozil je dc |
klobouku.
"Nemylim-li Sc, jste Wy ona
pani, ktera sveho ca
su francouzskemu herci Jeanu
Raleovi hospodafstvi vedla a
pozdeji Sc ujala jeho dcery
Pauletty.'',
Megrina nan neduverive po-
hledla. Monsieur ma pravdu,
to jsem ja."
Mr.. August Trent podepTel
bradu o hal.
"Hledam zpravy jmenova-
nych osobach, zvlaSte co Sc
dcery tyce. Dovoluji 81 podotk-
nouti, re budete Ia kazdou
zpravu, kterou mi poskytnete,
sluSne odmenena." !"
Francouzska zavrtela zvol-
ma hlavou. "Pardieu, Monsieur,
Jean Rale jest jiz vice let mr.
tev. Oba jsme Sc narodili V
Rouenu; byl mym soukojencem
a dobrym, vsak neSt'ast-
nym clovekem.' .
"A Mademoiselle Pauletta?
NavStivil jsem Museum, u KITE
reho byla delsi cas- engazovana
"a zvedel jsem, ze nebyla dit6-
tenn Jeana Rale, ale nalezen-
cem."
"Zcela dobre, Monsieur"
"Nechcete byti neco sdil-
.nejSi?" nalehal Trent. ''Bylo o
no dite polozeno ma jeho
prah?"
"Ne, ON je nalezl ma brehu
morskem, daleko odsud v -
- - ach, jmeno jsem jiz "a
pomnela."
"Kde?"
'Nevim vice."
Proc pax ne" horlil advo-
kat vtiskl il neco do ruky.
"Premyslejte ponekud. Jak Ma
zyvalo Sc misto, kde byla
Little Paulette" nalezena?"
Mon Dieu, jest to vesnice
ma pobfezi Annenskem, tusim,
re Sc jmenuje Beverley"
Trent 81 to poZnamenal.
"A jeji pestoun il vychoval
pro divadlo, kde tez velikym
prospechem vystoupila. Wy jste
lbyla jeji duennou = mela ma.
padnlky?"
Skrobeny cepec prisvedcil
ooh, Monsieur, vite-li tax mnc
no, nemuze vam to byti nezna
mym."
"Vyznamenavala jednoho Z
mich prizni jmenoval Sc ten
to St. John?"
Cepec Sc opetne pohnul, ale
starena mlcela.
"Mluvte pfec. Byl mallren
dekoraci. Milovala jeJ?"
Megrina ma neho pokojne Do
hledla. Monsieur, ON byl je
Jim manzelem."
Ma takovou zpravu neby
| Trent pripraven. "Jeji man
zel?" zvolal couvaje. "Vite
CO mluvite?"
ITO Sc rozumi. Byli tajne OF
!. dani a ia prisahala, re to nj
kdy nevyzradim. Hled'te, jal
mne k tomu privadite, re slo
vo sve rusim."
ITO sc zajiste stale pred tim
i nez Sc stala porucenkou jene
4
rala Guilta. Reknete mi nee
blizsiho teto svatbe 40 Sc
| znameni sc S jenera1em."
Zach, ten krasny, starry par
Buh zehnej jeho Slechetneln
srdci?"
t A pc tie vypravovala vSe, o,
Paulettiny svatby az k jeji a
dopci.
i Trent poslouchal premJ
l Slel. Oblicej jeho prijal na S
podiyny vyraz. ''Poptste mi tc
: hoto st. Johna. Jali vyhlizel?
II "Megrlna uposlechla o
4 Isl vse poznamenal.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-29

ochurav5l4 bolcnIm hlavy. trudnomysl-
nosti, bolest1 krfzi, zvlastnimi ne
nocemi neD Jsou-n postizeny 1inymi
vtdelnostmi, slaDosti neb nedu-
hem specielne zenskym, mely by Sc Q
tlmto specialistou poraditi.
Choroby va1eenfku neb delohy lsCf
bez no2e Byio-ll vam radeno podro-
biti SO operaci chirurgtcke. ably od-
stranena byIa prfcina techto chorob.
neb pri zlate Ellie prntrzi, neposlou-
theJte tecnto pCkyuu "a nedavejre svoJe
Edravi pod nu2, Iancetu neb ranlekat-
skon jehIu, ari4 pyste Sc drive pora-
dily Be speciaiistou.
Nehlede X tomu, jake povahy Fest
Vase nemoc net tak dlouho Vas suzu-
le. porad'te Sc 8 tlmto specialistou, ably
sely vas oudouci zivot nebyl sazce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-29
Start i mladi muzi

Nehlede X tomu, 1ak 1ste neEnocen,
nehlede ami Vas1 bezradnosti a beg
nadeJnostt a nehlede ami k tomu, kdyz
VAN byIo Jiz receno, ze Vase nemoc
Jest neznolitelna. pra1d'te porad'te Sc
,sfnto - ootIyA. IenStrem d Jest-H 10
1hyVa Jen nltka nadeJe, ma ktere Visf
Vase zdravi, muze tato vesti X VaSemu
uzuravenf, spokojenosti a stestf
ZVLASTNl POZORNOST ae venuje
chemtckemu a drobnohlednemu rozbo-
ru krye, moce a chrchlu a vsem trpf-
cfm nemocemi dusevnfmi a nervoyy mi
Kompltkacemi.
Vsechny dotazy adresu1te
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26

carly hearing was secured. the date b.
ing set for March L..
Hail Officials Testify.
The Vice presidents and general man
ayers of the Missouri Pacific, y. a :. F.
NJ. X. a r, Rock Island, Burlington.
the Milwaukee and tn Oregon short
Lines railroads answered. the summons
Of the Interstate Commerce Commission
and presented themselves at the hear
Ing. Thos. officials. with but one oN'
ccptlon Vicc President Hale Of the NJ.
X. IT.. showed "A desire from tie start
10 get together with the cattlemcn. ana
listened to Mr.. Stinuctts pres 'ntaiion
u his ease with the closest attention.
Mr.. Hale was disposed tn question the
necessity for the reduction. hut Stinnott
shot facts and figures at him No fast
that his objections were oycrrul'd by
his associates.
Among other points brought out by
the petitioner lStlnnctu. was the fact
that n the reduction should b. granted
the hanks everywhere In the cattle
country would be- disposed tu finance
the movement OF cattle that he had as
surnnccs trom many bankers that theN
would not only extend further time on
credits already fmntcd. but would loan
NOR, money; and that Judge Ramsey
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26

nf the Federal Bank at Dallas. had
declared that that institution would do
everything II could TO help. II the raii'
roads would but do their part In rellev'
ing the critical situation. The speaker
then went On Ia show that II the reduc-
lion were not granted the movement OF
cattle this spring would be almos, en-
tlrcy prevented. and that not only
would many cattlomcn be- forced out 81
business. bvt the industry would be
deal, a blow which would 10 cripple IL
that recovery would b. impossible for
many years: that the confidence OF hun
drcds OF thosc engaged In the business
would bo 20 shaken that they would not
only withdraw from Il now hu' would
never again engage IN Il. Tie emphasized
the fact that this would not injure the
cattle industry algnc. hut would also
work a hardship on the mcnteatins
pubic. by reason OF the greatly decreas
cl supply and the consequent higher
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26

Read the prices on this pag,
You will profit by Il. Buy toda
and sage money.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26
Business Opportunities

The variety business In which We are
experts. offers very large returns an
spall investment
We have few very excellent open
ings for variety stores. aud would be-
glad To give additional details Ia any
one contemplating entering this buai
ness
our many years ~ mcrchnndls" oNpe'
ricncc together with the service We can
render you. assures success to the man
who II willing to work
Address. BUTLER BROTHERS. Lo
cation Department. Butler Block. Dal
las. Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26
REDUCTION RATES
WILL AID CATTLE
MEN IN SOUTHWEST
REPRESENTATIVE AMARILLO or.
GANIzATION SPOKE FOR
PRODUCERS.
Special to The News.

Special 10 The News
WASHINGTON. n. C.. Mar. 2j.-Thc
cattle men of the Southwest. and the
owners at grazing land and pastures
In the Northwest. are now more hope.
full oyer the outlook for the future than
they have been for many months. on
March II a conference was held between
the Representatives u livestock associa'
lions which had pettioncd for roduc'
.tlon OF rates for the transportation ~
livestock from the breeding grounds II
the Southwest a. the feeding grounds
at Kansas and the Northwest, on the
one hand. aud officials of the railroads
which would b. affected. on the other.
This hearing was held by the Interstate
Commerce Commission with Edgar T..
Clark. chairman of that body, presiding.
After the condition of the cattle In.
dnstry had been thoroughly gone into.
and the fact established that the pres.
ent rates for the movement ~ livestock
are NO hieh That the usual spring move.
ment would be much restricted II not
almost entirely prevented. u was decid'
ed 10 grant the emergency reduction
az thirty.five per cent requested by the
cattemen. and to make that reduction
effective between the dates 81 April /
and July 10. Many kilograms of con
graduation have been received 10y the
/ G. G, since the hearing. thanking Mr.
Clark for his assistance In securing The
reduction. and saying that Il viii prove
"A lilc.saver for the cattle and sheep In
dustry 81 the Southwest. and a great
help to the range owners ~ tho North
west In restocking their depleted ranges
Hearing Granted.
The hearing granted by the fntcrstnt,
Commerce Commission. and the action
taken IN granting the reduction. both
resulted from set u resolutions drawn
M on the final day Of the convention
al the Buyers and Sellers Livestock
Association. which was held In Amarillo
on February 90. 30 and -. These resolu
lions recited the handicaps which cat
tie raisors are now laboring under. The
neccssity ~ shipping their cattle to III,
feeding grounds at the blue stem grass
regions ~ Kansas and tn northwestern
states. and the impossibilty u doing thl'
under the prohibItiyo rates Then In of
feet.
These resolutions We're drawn M by
A. s. Stinnett. who In president of III,
Observation-Disclosures Chamber u Commerce,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26

and secretary Of the Buyers ana Sellers
Association. Mr.. Stnnott forwarded col"
les of them To Congressman Marvin
Jones aud TO Senator Kcndrick Wyom'
incl. with a request that they get to-
gc,h,r and sound ont the interstate
Commerce Commission with regard tn
AN early hearing and possible grant
Ing 81 the thlrtyfiye per cent rcdnc'
ton In rates which the resolutions re-
ouostcd. It was no, an easy matter To
arrange Tor this hearing, for III" reason
that practically every industry In the
country has petitions pending before the
commission Ter similar hearings and re-
duotions. But Jones and Kcndrick Kept
constantly after II here IN Washing
ton, and Stlnnctt was equally buy IN
Amarillo. communicating with various
livestock aud cattle organizations ana
lining them up IN support Of the re-
duction. In this he was entirely sue
ccssful. and thc assistance ana inilu'
encc Of some twelve or fifteen such
bodies were placed az his disposal. tie
,hcn prepared petition Tor u hearing
before the commission on the proposed
reduction. and largely through the ci'
forts II Representative Marvin jones
and Senator Kcndrick who himself II
president NJ q livestock associntlonl an
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26
ORCHESTRAL CONCERT
COMPANY Gives FINE
PROGRAM At CHURCH

Tho Orchestral Entertainers gave ns
fine n concert M has been given In Anna.
rillo this season last niEhi ~ the First
Christian church Ia q rather small. hut
apprccintivc audience. All four enter
tanners appeared NJ their best and an
unusually varied program was riven,
an parts proving secminly equally pop
ulnr. The final number was q melody
~ famous Southern folk songs.
Mr. Leako the director, played the
Sylophono. saNophone, drums aud In
addition gave several whiatling num-
hers. His imitation ~ bnrnyard made
a decided hit, probably dozen fowls
and animals being initiated
Miss Albert. pianist. clarinet, saxo'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26
THE MARKET BASKE
= ::E=::: SATURDAY SPECIALS .:::=5:

phone and accordion player also prd
highly popular with the audience.
she easily demonstrated she was maj
~ the accordion. MlaH Munz' work
the violin aa we'll as other instruin'
was warmly received. while the clarl
numbers of Miss Sponanbarger
equally well appioudcd.
The Entertainers were booked
Amarillo by the Isedpath Lyccum
renu and have proved enc Of the ~
attractions of the ig2Ol92i season.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26

prices: upon the rangr owners oi the
northwestern states. whose ranges are
almost donudod ~ cattle but who would
hc able to rastock II the reduction were
granted. and upon the railroads them
selves BY reason ~ the smaller ton
nnge.
Plan Supported.
Mr.. Stlnnetts plea for the reduction
WIS strongly supported 10y the vice
presidents 81 the Chicago. Milwaukee
A ~. Paul and Of the Oregon Short
Line. who said that under the proposed
reduction there would b. no direct profit
e. the railroads In transporting the
cattle. hut that indirectly the profit
would be very large. for the move
ment of 1900 600 cattle, sheep and
other livestock into their territory
would contribute greatly to Its pros
porlty. and whatever served 10 make
their tcrrlicry more prosperous would
react fnvorahly upon ihc railroads.
/, was estimated hy the president NJ
the Panhandle Plains Chamber NJ Com
mcrcc, Mr. Stnnctt. after The hearing
that more than mIlllod dollars woult
b. snycd to cntilcmen ~ The Panhandle
land Plains section this spring In rail
roads alone. aud that Tho Indirect b"ne
~ To- the Industry In That S'ctl"r
would bc much greater that That
Others AZ the meeting aud who urge'
favorable action an IA" p'tItIon were
Judge Snm Cownn. II Fort Worth
who II general counsel for the Amer
lean National Livestock Association
and r. W. Tomllnsun ~ Denver sec
Rotary OF the same organization
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26
ATTENTION. MOOSE.

Members Wishing 10 Join Legion
at Zlmmcrman's Candy Kitchen an
uut application Immediately.
z. u. MOOTS
Deputy Supervls
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26

y. u. A. Hanquei starts Monday
at W. u. W. Hall. 0 y. mn. eiost
1850.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26

II In estimated that prohibitipn
Increased the demand for confecti'
30 per cent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26

The merchants represented on
this page are offering you special
values for Saturday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26
NOTE THIS!

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-26

listed for Saturday and Monday and the epcn:
the public something startling We taxed
orders The reason Honest advertising and right prices
Evening star., 1921-01-21

1VfBan 10 N1Oat beI8IAh E01n.
LONDON.-A Brussels dispatch to the
London Times says 1t has been learned
from an official source that the Belgian
government on Friday will sign a con-
tract with j. P. Morgan & Co. for a loan
Evening star., 1921-01-21
LEGAL NOTICES.
HAMILTON 4 HAMILTON, AttorneIa

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict OF Coinmbia.-Theodore Theurer. Plain
visees Of Manton Eastburn and Chariott. s.
Eastbnrn. Defendants.-Dquity No. aS70c-
The object OF this suit is to establish and per-
BY adverse Possession to that part Of lot II
in square $50. in the District Of Columbia, de-
scri6ed as follows: Beginning at the point
on New York avenue on the line Of division
between original lots numbered eleven (ll) and
twelve ll2l, in said square numbered i've hun
New York avenue IS feet II inches: thence
southerly in 4 line parallel to and with the
line of division between the said lots nam-
bered eleven 1D and twelve Ci2) 100 feet:
thence easterly In a line parallel to New York
avenue 10 feet IL inches to the line Of division
between said lots numbered eleven uD and
division to the point Of beginning 100 feet:
also that part Of original lot numbered eleven
southerly corner Of said lot eleven ~ tliJ and
thence running northerly 20 feet by and with
the dividing line between said lots numbered
Of the part Of said lot numbered eleven GO
so,,. soia ana %,. conveyed by Eibert Capp and Lu
thence with said last mentioned line in q
westerly direction Is feet thence southwest
erly 70 feet to the line of division between
,ois ,,h numbered a ten 90, and eleven uD; thence
point OF beginning. and to have the defendsnfs
rpSstasi,y ssIS 1a snjoined from asserting any al
On motion Of psntif II is ths ,d s1s, resi estate
December. AB 1920. ordered S tha, SlS' tSs Ss d OF
PENDANTS. the unknown heirs. alienees and der
1sees OF Manton Eastburn and Charlotte s.
Eastpurn cause their appearance to be entered
neren on or before the first rule day occur.
ring after the expiration of the fortie,h dsy
exclusive OF Sundays and legal holidays, after
me, me Gay OF the first publication hereof; other
WISE the cause will be proceeded with a in
case OF default. Provided, q copy OF this or
DER be published once a week for three sue
cessive weeks in the Washington Law Reporter
ana ana Inc Evening Star newspaper before said
Gax; nix;; good cause having been shown. WEN
DELL T. STAFFORD. Justice. (SeaI) Test:
q trne copy MORGAN Il. BEACH, Clerk. ,By
r. z. CONNINGHAM Asst. Clerk. ja7I<2l
Evening star., 1921-01-21

Ueot1o n ktlloo 3D1s
CASTE1tlAMNARE. Itaiy.-SeverN
persons wefe killed and others wounded
in Z fight which ensued here during =
public meeting. The meeting vas II
protest against the socialist municipality
changing the name Of q city square from
Aunicipio to Sparataco. Shots were
fred from the roof Of the city hall, a
policeman being wounded. A general
d1ht followed
Evening star., 1921-01-21
HENRY w. soHoN. Attorney.

I'M Tr3r sUpRpMr COURT OF THE DIS
trst A. GssdlnfI p'iio ao
eIti;e elHi The object Of this suit Is to recover
81 o4n 40. with interest thereon from October
g. and 70 have judgment Of CO tss 1s
t"u tnnasn+ levied on under an attachment issued
e'a IL this suit to satisfy the plaintitf's claim
Il is. therefore, this 18th day Of January.
tSfs cemrt on or before the fortieth day, ex-
elusive Of Sundays and legal holidays. after
the day Of the first publication Of this order:
- AeSs,d this suit and show cause why said
condemnstion should not be had; otherwise the
suit viii be proceeded with as in case Of de-
fault. Provided . COPY Of this order Be pub
i;shed in The Evening Star and the Washing
ton Law Reporter once q week for three sue
cessive weeks. BY the couIt: WALTER L.
MCCOY, Chief Justice: Seal true copy.
r. COFLIN, Asst. Clerk. ja21 .2S, ,fe4
Evening star., 1921-01-21
PAM v. ROGERS. Attorney.

~ THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
tr,ct Of Columbia Shelton %efsndHnt& hsnmt00
pis,Int,R' nun No s3s72IThe object of this suit is
sss9ss nj eanss a@enSi 81 Carl 6:
yiusa nss-aod aod " Ielah shelton lockwood, De,
No No No. Sue sss Of se9sd.
DH.arnh.e i. 1917, and to have Judgment OF
ef certain gsGSsf,Sh os t1s Issued
= this mit Ia satisfy The plaintiffs claim.
I'll, 18th S.s Of .1pe.r Il ri:
..t =, ~ hefore the fortieth day. exclusive
q ss "a. s,sss deter to the
= eS,! - III IA shoV cause why said condemna-
n,s os :Sood :Sas not be had re suit Yin
Be- pFoesedsd with e IN esse o. nnhsa.s.d n
oee ,ssst once py week for three successive weeks
in the washington Law Reporter sna sna tRe me
Evee,as tSe eourt: : WENDELL p. STAFFORD, Justice
{seal.l A true copy; Test; caEfIN mThfA Asst.
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W. A. LEE. Attorney.
m TIN suPRnn COURT OF THE I

M THp suPRmH COURT OF THE DIS
trict Of Columbia, Holding Probate Court
In 70 the estate Of Louis Gundling. deeeased.-
Administration No. 260N-William A. Lee
executor Of the Louis Gundling estate, having
reported sale Of premises 1905 New Jersey ave
nne. described for taxatton purposes as lot sol
dsSMsSsS SSc taxatian puipooss q being lot 20
ia squafe 3. q 475. both being dtuate IN the
1ertSVest section Of tho city Of Washington.
6sfTicf az Columhaa, and both Of said premises
6eiSx SoH to one James W. johnson for TIE
1900 essA ann Of S.. 10000. It is this loth
day of Jsnuary. 1e21. or6ersd that said sale be
cs;,sS 70 the eontfary b shown before tho 9th
6ay Of February. 1921. provided COPY q this
nSDer ana the Washiagton Law Reporter Of the
I'M. oIst and the 18th days Of January. l0N.
pe3er % the expiration Of said period. VIE
H. H.: 4asoDsosS sssS' cossMit1. nsesy E Ess:
ilteF a. WNIh foe the DiseHet c6 Columhta.
o. e t. Hephats ODuD6
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LEGAL NOTICES.
u.uuy A. HEGARTY, Attol"'

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!. BARRETT CARTER, Attorney for
Plaintiff.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
triet Of coau%Sia;C; Edward Chapman.
6efendant.-In equity No. 3S4S0.-The Object
Of this suit is to ratify contract for the sale
fee Ss.soo Of lots No:: = 2 s2d g. in square No:
IN sns II Is s 7eh d.y n Of Jsnu
an, 1871. ordered. that the defendant cause
his appearance to be entered herein on or be-
fore the fortieth day. exclusive Of Sundays and
legal holidays. occurring after the day Of the
frst publication Of this order: otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with as In the case Of
Nshed ct least once Q week for three successive
weeks in the Washington Law Reporter and
The Evening StaT oeiose ssio SS date; WENDELL
rest. MORGAN q. BEACH. Clerk. By F. h.
CUNNINGHAM, Asst. Clerk. ja14.21,2 %