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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
HARDING ASKS FOR
RATIFICATION OF
COLOMBIA TREATY
First Formal Message
Considered by Senate
in Closed Session

WAsUnNGTON. March . Ratifi-
cation ur th" luug pending treaty
with colombia is urged Dos President
Harding iu hi- FIRST formal m'ssag"
sent to-day 90 IA, senate.
Immediately upon receiving ga"
message the senate went into cNccu-
tive session, the usual procedure In
taking mp treaties
The text OF th, message was not
made public at th" white house, oni-
c,als there holding that I, was oNcou-
tly. rusinoss which could not b"
propcrly gi,,n out unless IN" scnat"
so decided,
After h1lf hours discussion us
iu whether IN" treaty should b" COM
stdcr,d during the present session or
postponed until tho April session. th"
senate adjourned until tomorrow
with an announcement hy senator
l.odgc. republican leader, that ho
would th,n move Go proceed with ),
Immediately.
The president was said 90 hay" cN-
pressed in the m'--1g" desire i"I
us early ratification as possible loo the
interest OF promoting harmony be-
tween the United States ard Colon
hit
Senators johnson. republican, call
furuia. Burah. republican, Idaho,
EcuogE, republican. Minnesota, and
Kenyon. republican, Iowa. an de-
mpndcd that the proceedings h'
omen. In IN" Interest OF cNprditing
action Senator Lodge was said to
favor closed sessions but this matter
also was l"ft open for decision to-
fuAYfHlA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
Catches Torpedo and
Saves SO Persons

HREFkINElpGE, Texas anroh o.
Catching 20 90 quart rlyD"rin- tor
pcdo as It Wa blown from am uil Well
hy AN unexpected flow ut gas Powell
Wright held % until fifty persons and
200 quarts cot tine cNplosiN, ON % wug-
ON reached safety lie thcu dropped
10 back into ,Hr hole with the rco"d-
lug gas and escaped.
The drrtl,E was wrecked by tho
impact and iH. wen caught fire when
IN" torpedo Was liftpd tu 'hr crown
block hy I recurrence ut EaH. Wind
uws iu the u.rin"rn part uf th" town
two miles away were shattered
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
KIN NNIS CIIB GOES
ON RECORD AGAINST BILL.

The members of the kiwanis club
this noon went on record as opposing
the bill which has just passed IN"
state legislature. allowing public utl-
ity corporations the right ot pcrpot-
ual franchise in an cities. The chair
man of the meeting was instructed to
name a committee 60 draw UP roso.u
tons OF protest
" T. Mcdowell. In accordance
with % recent plan Of the club that
members speak about some other
members business. told ot tho sue
ross OF 4. Ricdliug and his music
store
Gen H. = Robinson called attcn-
ton To N" members that today sthr'-
the national utt'udauc" contest Of
l<twanis clubs and urged all 10 at
tend meetings more regularly L, =.
Boulo spoke briefly on the work that
has been done IN tht Buy Sow
campaign
Tho attendance prize. a gold pencil
Given by e.. 4. Matson. was won 10y
l.. Leonard 4. / Ri"dlng gave
"A smnIl brush A. the silent boost
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
TWO SuUTHwISTERN
LINES PLAN CUTS

ST Louis March 9--Ofncials OF
tho Missouri Kansas ana Texas rail-
road and the 81 Louis ana san Fran
cisco railroad viii meet with repre-
seutaryos Of unskillcd laborers %
their respective roads this month 10
discuss wage reductions Il was an
uouuc"l here today
Th" Missouri, Kansas and Texas
meeting probably VIII be- at Denisou.
Texas, March 20, 1t was said. and the
81 Louis san Francisco conference
at Springfield Mo. March i5 The
former r,bd employs approximately
600 unskillod laboreTz and the lat
ter 10. 900 ~ was stated
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
Missing Heiress
Sought in Albuquerque

Albuquerque ls becoming wei
know 10 th. far eastern section o
IN. United States letter addressed
90 the CHIEF NJ polio" az "Alhuqurr-
pu,. Canada" arrived here ihis morn
ing
The letter was from Clarence
Drake. attorney ot Huughhc"pri"
y V asking the polio" tu locate
Edith : Miller or Edith Stu' kl". Tn"
letter said tina th, latter had come
into pnss.aalor uf O. lnrg, estate hc-
cause Of th, death Of her in'hrr.
Homer Miller in Columbia county,
s. y. She Be- tho only heir tho rum'
muuicutiuu said and effort. nr" bring
made to nud her She De- thought 20
have been married Co "a Santa f' 'on-
ductor here. the letter stated.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
Wyoming to Get
Million From Back
Oil Royalties

" NNTTT ||ITIT|- WIT"N = TTTN
royalties tH. iu, stat, OF wyoming
au Iue trnm ul land lenses un
government lands Boo thtt state VIII
amount tu over 81 .UUO 600 and that
uu' california viii r' about 500 UuO
according tn Information given out to.
dav lr th' general land office.
Uu,k royalties collected form th"
Iot~"s lu california under the mineral
leasing u,t OF 1920 amount Co ~. 500. e.
600 uf which $500 900 is from lease.
900 naval reserves Tho state does
mot share Boo the naval reserve roy
plti,s bout rp,,INDs 35Is per cent of
900 others Back royalties collected
m Wyoming amount iu about $1,000. -
goo nome ut which is from ucNal rec
stfH,,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
To Take 3 Months
To Submit Itemized
War Fund Report

WNSIIINtfTONI NnrCh VT VIII
require az least three months for the
treasury department to submit an
itcmizcd statement showing detailed
expenditures under the 1850 O0O, 600
special war FUND sot aside Tor us" by
the president. Such a statement was
called for iu q resolution adopted
two weeks ago by the house.
In tn" report transmitted hy Prcsi-
dent Wilson, previous To- adjournment
of congress ana mad" public today.
total net disburs' wcr" Hll4.-
gB7.75O. II was stated that there
was an uuallotted hHlanc" Of about
tl2. .0OO. 600 ana that approximately
Sg3.OOO. 600 had been carried GO the
smL nlM. fnMh-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
Worst of Business
Depression Is Over,
Henry Ford Says

DETROIT. March Tho wutst of
thu business depression is ever. Henry
fofd the automobile manufactures
said to-day.
Hr declared business was lmproy
lug steadily IN is'trult and that simi-
lar gaiu- should result IN other parts
Of IN. country soon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
Weather
AT THE UNIVERSITY or NEW
MEXICO, AIBUQt EitQtE
For 8. Hours Endins q .. N.
For 8. Hours Ending q .. N.

Highest temper
nturv Il lowest
temperature 20;
daily rang, toin
pttutuy" %
r3ruu dolly tenn
pcratury 50. re-
lativc humidity
o. y m 90. re-
lgjiVv humidity
q a. m 66 pre-
ripitatiun trace,
maximum vrlnc.
ity uf wind miles
per hour 80, pee
west character Of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09

been iu tho Juiun now b. President
cleveland had Got vetoed the meas
uIc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
WHEN You MISS NouR PNrIn.

The Evening Herald should rcach
sul'~crthrrs on carrier ruutcs by
u'ciuyt N you de- not receive your
copy bN that tim- call 3t5 aud u the
Garner has missed YOU, u cop, viii h.
delivered promptly Calls should bo
made before 10.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
FOOL Hall nm nnblcd.

ON motion a.. Representative
Itamirez, house bill Ne. 2s7, proyid-
ing somcwha, rigid regulation for
pool halls was tabled by viva Nocc
vote.
4 new bin covering an income tax
on the flat rate, was introduced In
the Lous. as house bill No. 322
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SENATORS PLAN
QUANTICO TRIP

Upon Invitation Of Secretary OF
the Navy DENLY. several members
of the Senate will make a trip
to Quantico. the Marine Corps East
ern base, Tor an Inspection, on the
Presidential yacht Maynower. today.
The Mayfiower will leave the navy
yard docks about : O'Clock, and din
ner and supper viii be served at
Quantico. The return will be late
in the evening. In sending the
invitation to the Senate Monday.
Secretary DENLY stated that Sen
ators who desired TO return by I. An
could avail themselves OF this 49,
venience.
Senators Lodge, Curtis and Poin-
dexter conferred yesterday on the
question OF an adjournment over
until tomorrow. To give the Sem
ate an opportunity to make the trip
in a body, but the plan Was not
carried out in view OF the pending
debate on the naval biil. OF which
Senator PoinoeXter is in charge.
The House adjourned yesterday
until tomorrow. in order that its
members could make the trip.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-19

stolen property: VIM. E. Dixon. VIC
white slave laws; Samuel Z. cum
ningham. manslsughter: Louis G.
Calvo. Francis Dammann and Fran
els Brill. unauthorized use of
vehicles: Sevcllon Plummer, receIv-
ing stolen property: Minnie Shelton,
robbery and sec offense petit lar
reny: Aaron LomaX, HOUSEKEEPING;
Adolfia Luria, VIC Sec S51-B ID c
code; Arthur c. Hall, housebreak-
ing and larceny; Isadore Levy, VIC
See SEQ. ID c code: Richard Pardee
and Elmer Buechler. housebreaking
VIM. Gregg. joyriding: Bernard
Platt, larceny from the U S: Geo.
w, Stuart. vic Sec S3S D c code;
Benjamin Ruben, larceny; Martin
NJ. Kapiloff. bigamy. Robert l.
Swart. nonsupport: Walter Bell. as
sault with deadly weapon; Akrihi
Pappas. abandonment; Horace f.
Hutchinson, fornication: Amos NJ.
Piper. libel.
US VS. Hovey J. Hedgepeth-Rob-
berry. Bench warrant issued.
L s VS. VIM. Carter-Grand lar
ceny, two charges. Bond OF $500 In
each case. p. r. O'Connor-Surety
in both cases.
No assignment for today.
CRIMINAL DIVISION No. 2.
Proceedings.
L VS. Edgar Randolph Perrygo.
First degree murder. Execution
stayed until Nov "a. 1921. James
A. O'Shea & b. Emerson, jr, attys
for deft.
34694 U VS. Samuel Magrud~.
ManslauS Shter Death of deft sug-
gested. James A. O'Shea, atty for
deft, thereupon withdraws his ap-
peal to the Court of Appeals.
6SSOs Harry E. Gladman VS. Sarah
]. Crafts. Jury sworn. Verdict for
deft. Richardson & Bastian-A.
Wilson. attys.
63777 Z. ]. Santmeyer VS. A. T.
McIlveen. Cause continued for the
term T. o. King-W. E. Leahy,
attys.
$4,000 Henry H. Burroughs VS.
George 6. Herfurth. Pitt takes non
suit b. H. MARSHALL. A. Block,
attys.
6374s winslow Undertaking Co VS.
Continental Life Ins Co. Cause con-
tinued for the term. Taylor-Stear-
man. attys.
63S77 Clara F. Love VS. Beverley
d. Mankin. Cause continued for the
term. Giesey-Edelin, attys.
63S54 Elias Solomon VS. Charles
Morgan. ,Pltf takes nonsuit. Lam
bert & Yeatman, attys for deft.
63763 Robert Z. Mitchell Co VS.
l.. A. Morehouse. Jury sworn. Juror
withdrawn and case passed upon.
deft paying all sosts to date and
docket fee OF $50. D. E. Clarke
Colladay & Barger. attys.
63SS5 Claudia Graham VS. Harry
Travers ct al. Pitt called g. suit
dismissed. Mullen & Gibson-O'Shea
& Sacks, attys.
63Ss4 Maria johnson VS. Harry
Travers ct al Pitt called & suit
dismissed. Mullen & Gibson-O'Shea
& Sacks, attys.
63654 South Capital Garage VS.
Washington Tire Co. Trial resum-
ed. Verdict for pltf for s3s411, with
int from Feb 2S, 1920. Seton Darr
R L. Walker, attys.
63164 Barber & Ross VS. James A.
Connor. Continuance stricken out
Case restored to calendar to be
placed at foot of cases marked
ready TOR trial" Kenyon-Dickey.
attys.
Assignment for Today.
225 Dean VS. Morgan. Wells
Moore. attys.
24o Francke VS. Kennedy. Grant
Hudson, .attys.
241 Ryder VS. Harris. Rafferty,
Nauck g. Williams, attys.
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Confesses Killing Bride;
Tries Arson and Suicide

ALBANY. Ala. May 1S.-The war
den and prisoners OF the Morgan
County Jail were recovering today
from the effects cfNthe first nights
confinement OF W. r. Seay, con-
fessed murderer OF his so-year-old
bride.
Seay attempted late yesterday. A.
cording to prison officials. TO IRE
the jail. He is also said to have
tried to end his life by l. -fting
his head against his cell wallA
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DEATHS.


GREESF-On SUNDAY Msy u. 1921 at his
r'Hidencs. 81 East 50 nty->ev.HrR strs--.
New York Citv. Maj ten FRANCIS
NINToN GREENE L. :. A in his ssv-
enty-hrst year.
Funeral ~nrviueS - Grarr Church New
York City. on WrlarsdRy. Man - ~
9.3O q. m. GcmmIttal ~srvf- At Ar
lington National Cemetery. Arlington,
Va. Thursday. May 10 az 1889 o. m,
- which friends are invited 6li
yoH,gsoE-Depar;ed tlis life wednesday.
May Is. 1921. at his rssidenre lsG q
street northwest. at J O'Clock r. m.
WILLIAM W. the beloved husband ~
Victoria Johnson and father of Mrs.
Sadie u. Mccoy. Mr. Jessie Butt and
Joseph W johnson.
Notice of funeral later.
CURRY-On TUESDAY MAY l.. 1921. 81 hts
residence. lU2U Munrue street northwest.
Rev. WILLIAM W CURRY formerly
of Indiana. aged ~ years } months aud
dayS
Services a. residence ~ : o'clsck 1hurS-
day evening Interment at Arlington at
convenience cf family. So
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244 Leger VS. Quirk. Giesey-
Bauman. attys.
247 Mercer VS. Hitchcock. MaIIan
Hudson, attys
24s Davidson vs. Mason. Cobb
McLaurin. attys.
$50 Bertram VS. Davis label
Dow, attys.
PROBATE DIVISION.
Est Allan A. Irvine. Petition for
sales of personally. J. H. Gardiner
atty.
Est Alice (. Tippett. Order ad-
mitting to probate & granting let
ters of test to Anna McGraw
Crowther. Spl bond $500. T. c.
Willis, atty.
Est James A. King. Order ad-
mitting will to probate as a will
of both real estate & personal prop
.erty. Rslston & Willis. attys.
Est oliver Edwards Order ad-
mittihg will to probate & granting
letters of adm { a to Mar
earet r. Edwards. Special bond
$1,000. ]. A. Willis. atty.
Est Charles c. Nixon. Order ad-
hitting will to probate & granting
letters test TO Marjorie r. NJ. Nixon.
Spl bond $500. F. A. Fleming, atty
Est VIM. Getzendanner. Order
granting letters of adm to Thos. r,
Nalley. Gen undertaking $500. Geo
C. Gertman. atty.
Est Annie Collins. Order grant
ing letters of adm to Thos. s. o'Hal-
G. Kimhall. atty.
80
thorizing sale of personality. J. H
Gardiner. atty.
Est John F. Reagan. Order au-
thorizing admx to sell stock. Geo.
{. Gertman, atty.
Est Triphon Provost. Order for
admr to sell stock. Minor, Galley
& Rowland. attys.
Est Charles H. Stewart. Order
for admr to reform account & grant
ing lease to sell stock.
Est Russell F. Donnelly ct al.
Order granting letters OF guardian
ship to Anna c. Donnelly. Under
taking, 5000 II. w. wheatley,
atty.
Est Henry A. Seymour. Petition
for probate test. Clephane & Lati-
mer & G. L. Hall, attys.
Est Robert J. Foster. Petition
for letters of adm. Nauck & Mack,
attys.
Est John S. Miller. VIII dated
Aug 12, 1908, nled.
Est Geo. NJ Harley. Order grant
ing letters of adm to Mary A. Har-
ley. Gen undertaking, $500. T. NJ.
wampler. atty.
Est John S. Miller. Petition for
probate of will & letters test. ]. H.
Bilfrey, atty.
Est Annie f. Smith. Petition for
probate of will & letters test, L. A.
Dent. atty.
Est Hugo II. Kuerschuer. Order
of publication for probate of will.
Bauman & Bauman, attys..
Est Charles Edw. Breau. Order
Of publication for letters Of adm.
c. r. Bauman. atty.
Est Michael Heferman. order Of
publication for probate of will. A.
A. Lonefeil. atty.
Est Amoryllis Gillett. Order OF
publication for probate of will,
Ha Milton & Hamilton. attys.
Est josephine Shaw. Order
granting letters of adm to Jos. L
Shaw. Spl undertaking. $500.
Equity suits Filed.
3so32 Lottie S. wedderburn VS. w.
Walton Edwards. Bill for an In
junction. Pitt atty. VIM. Henry
white.
Lsw Suits FileI.
s5712 Elinore u Helms ct al VS.
George F. Lenehan. Note Sl,oso
Pitt atty, Geo. c. Shinn.
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Assignment for To-day.

(Bailey. j.
CIRCUIT DIVISION No. =.
Assignment for Today.
1SS Gill VS. Cap Traction Co
Atys. Newmyer-Dunlop.
2S4 Murphy VS. Frazee-Potomac
Laundry Co. Attys. Lambert &
Yeatman-Tobriner & Graham.
2S6 Dawson VS. Frazte-Potomac
Laundry Co. Attys, Lambert &
Yeatmsn-Tobriner & Graham.
2SS O'Brien VS. Mt Olivet Gene
terry Co. Attys, Turnage & Quinn
for pltf.
2sO Wilson VS. Sanborn. Attys
Ahalt & Jouet-Sleman & Heller.
EQUITY DIVISION NO. L.
Proceedings.
3s5S7 Burkart VS. Troger. Sales
ratified and confirmed & reference
to the auditor. Richardson &
Shreve-R. White. attys.
1917 Dist in re. Acquisition of
land for alley purposes. Verdict of
jury. F. H. Stephens. pltf atty.
3s503 Phillips VS. Sager. Time to
file transcript of record extended
for period of five days from this
date. W. C. Sullivan-Offutt &
Tuelay, King, Simon, Young &
koenigsburger attys.
S0s9 Lun in re Peter Byrne. Re-
port of the auditor ratified. F. A.
Fanning. atty.
3SS2 In re John F., O'Keefe. Or
der to pay for services of guardian
ad Item. Jos. A. Burkart, atty for
pltf.
36143 Taylor VS. Taylor. Final de-
cree dissolving marriage. ]. A
Burkart-W. A. Coombe, attys.
3s032 Wedderburn VS. Edwards.
Restraining order issued returnable
May 81. 1920. Bond. $1,000. VIM.
II. White, atty for pltf.
1926 Bkcy in re Buske & Smith.
Report & acct of trustees referred
to r. D. Quinter, referee. Bright,
Barnard & Johnson & Lambert-C.
c. Miller. attys.
1902 Dist in re condemnation or
part OF parcel 1910. Order to re-
port award May 90, 1921. Syme &
Smith. attys.
EQUITY DIVISION NO. 1.
Assignment for Today.
32e Eagle Laundry Co VS. W. B. &
A. Elec r r. Stein & Behrend-
Littlepage G Taliaferro. attys, . On
hearing.
316 Lauder VS. Gall. Morgan
Wheatley. atys.
34s Reilly VS. Reilly. Ryan-Em-
erson, attys.
325 Richardson VS. Richardson.
Lambert & Yeatman-Gso, p.
Hoover, attys.
EQUITY DIVISION No. 2.
Proceedings.
$3.50 Lewis VS. Lewis-Order dis
missing bill as to L. Claude Ayre.
d. Wolff. C. w. Beall & II. r.
woodard. attys.
1856 Siegel VS. Siegel-Order dis
charging rule. NJ. Hufty-Lane &
Smith ct al. attys.
Assignment for Today.
25991 In re estate Jane A. Delano.
Leet-Peele, attys.
$3.50 Slagle VS. Slsgle. Donaldson
-Railey, attys.
$3.50 American Security & Trust
Co VS. Leroy. Hoehling, PeeHe &
ogilby-R. r. Perry. jr.. attys.
CRIMINAL DIVISION No. L.
ProceedinEs.
Because the facts do not warrant
further action, the following cases
against the following defendants
were nolle pressed.
John w. Bell. vic Sec 312. PenaI
Code; Michael B. Casey. receiving
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POULTRY AND PETS.

WIRE PLANT TRAINERS. SHEEP FER
tiliBer for lawn and plants and fresh
i~--- TrRSS seeds: sl~o hn~ collection OF
goldfish and aqaanums. sCHAID's BIRD
sTOkk. q: ixth at nv. t-7lt
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DISTRICT SUPREME COURTS.
CIRCUIT DIVISION No. L.


Co.
DISTRICT SUPREME COURTS.
CIRCUIT DIVISION No. L.
Proceedings.
6O46S Loring VS. Sanders & Stay
man Co. Cause certified to Circuit
Court No. for trial. A. L, New
/! myer-W. C. English, attys.
591s4 Washington vs. Dist of Col.
Trial resumed & cause given to jury.
Jury now out. Tittman & Bailey &
MerilIat-Corp Counsel. attys.
59SO3 Randle VS. Northern Assur-
ance Co. Motion for new trial filed.
& Flannery, attys.
CIRCUIT DIVISION No. 1.
Assignments for Today.
277 Bessemer Motor Truck Co VS.
Commercial Garage. Scott & Cola
day-Newmyer, attys.
279 Dulany VS. w & o D r r.
Rufin-Lambert & Yeatman, attys.
II Holder VS. Wash Post Co.
David-Lambert & Yeatman, attys.
59962 Fox VS. B & o r r Co.
Johnson-Hamilton, attys.
2S9 Toomey VS. Hines. Lambert &
Yeatman-Elder. attys.
297 Loving VS. Sanders & Stay
man. Newmyer-English. attys.
301 Combs VS. Bean Contracting
Co. Lambert & Yeatman-Hegarty,
attys.
305 Shaw VS. Barry ct al. o'Brien
-Osterman, attys.
309 Clairmont VS. Wash Ry &
Elec Co. Lambert G. Yeatman-
Whiteford & Archer, attys.
313 Olga B. Henson VS. W r & E
Co. Stewart & Beckett-Whiteford
& Archer, attys.
319 Elizabeth Marrs VS. W RI& e
Co. w. f. Leahy-whiteford &
Archer. attys.
CIRCUIT DIVISION No. 2.
Proceedings.
650S4 Smith Co VS. Hickman.
Time within which to file tram
script extended to June 1, 1921.
J. II. Zabel-R. NJ Hudson. attys.
62S09 Lockwood VS. w. B. Moses
& Sons. New trial to be granted
unless remittitur OF $500 Of verdict
is filed within seven days. H.
Grant-H. Giesy. attys.
65072 Myers & Osgood VS. r. B.
Shoemaker. Judgt on handate VS.
pltf for appeal costs. L. Gutenberg
r. NJ. Hudson, attys.
65710 Walters VS. Secretary Of In
terror. Rule to show cause return
able May 81. 1921. n. A. Hegarty.
atty for pltf
60416 Badger VS. Drury. Jury
sworn. Voluntary nonsuit with
Judgment VS. pltf for costs. Tit
man & Bcsley-w. Ballenger. attyE
60465 Emery VS. Emery. Death
of deft suggested & cause continued
for term. Attys. Merillat & Mar
shall-Moulton & c. Brown.
60s67 Stein VS. Simpson Trial re-
sumcd & verdict for pltf for $500
VS. deft. Attys. Lambert. Yeatman
& Wampler-Gardiner & Duvall.
s4s57 Takoma Park Saving,
Bank VS. Moore's Theaters' Corn.
Time within which to file transcript
extended to June 13. 1921. Atys.
Wilson. Huidakoper e. Lesh-Ba--
tisn & Lambert.
s43S6 Rliss Pearl Judgt on
mandate e. cause dismissed wiz,
''-d-t n'.f 'o- costs. Atty for
deft, A. r. Muilowney-
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FLORISTS.

GEO. c. SHAFFER roa Ian
EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EN- Phone ".
BLEMS at MODERATE PRICES. s4lB-l5-IS.
4Sa
Appropriate Funeral Tokens
-eIprcssire-iosTpensivs
GUIDE Bros. Co. l2l4 St
Prompt auto delivery service.
uhIs-u
CEME1 ERIEs.
Eort I ,noolp The Park Cemetery with
O'' perpetual care uf grtves.
Baltimore Boulevard at District Line.
onices: l235 q Il. nv. PhoBs 2. 4745.
IsS
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TIE CoPARTNERsuIP HITHERTO EX-
istinE between n. { Silver and W "
Melhuish. ir-. known ns Melhuish & Co.
va been tHkpn over by Me!hui>l 4 Go Inc
nnices. 81 Wall st. New York Dated
An-il 30. 1921 SI3
A0IICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Partnership lately existing between sid
ney W. Leech. l. Gordon Leech and q Mil
ton Jones. trading under the name Of tho
N"nmorth Restaurant lSle q street
narthwest Washington. n. c. Was % the
4th day u May. 1921. dissolved by matusl
"oB.ent. - FAR r-Eards the ssid Sldnrv
W. Leech and L. Gordon Beech. who retire
trtm tho hrm
mala 2s jua sll
The Washington herald., 1921-05-19
COURT OF APPEALS.
UNITED STATES COURT OF

No session. Court adjourned from
day to day.
No ASSIGNMENT for today.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-19
MADAME JEANETTE

Gifted Egyptian Clairvoyant and Palnist
guarantees TO Rad your entire life ptst.
present and futurr- She asks no Questions
h"t will tell you what you want 20 know.
T11t'e-s. love. health and family ahsirs-
ea6 st nv l-6To
The Washington herald., 1921-05-19
DAILY COURT RECORD =.
CIRCUIT DIVISION No. =.

6299s Koehler VS. Schwartz. Judgt
on verdict for deft VS. pltf for costs.
(Bailey, j.