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Baseball Manager Suspended.

MEMPHIS. July 3i.--John ID. Martin, presl-
dent Of the Southern Association, tonight
suspended Norman (Kid) Eiberfed manager
of tho Little Rock club, for thirty days for
what Mr. Martin held "an entirely unjustl-
fable physical attack" on Umpire Pfenninger
" to-day game at Memphis and gave warning
that repetition OF such conduct on the
part Of Eberfeid would result IN his expul-
sion from the league.
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international League.

;, ~ syracuse r. Fl. r.
Observation-Disclosures and Gilham; Tomiin and
TragesSer. T''V
At Rochester r.. H. u
Rochester p 0 0 3 o o / IL q
Batteries-Reis Enzrnan and Sandberg;
Blake and Murphy.
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six * Ess. sos..; ORANGE Z 9
Batteries-EnrIght and Bas. Holborrow and
Hohmann.
At Paterson, y. H. Il. II. Il.
!, silk ~ sS',.. sos YI--s 9 :
Batteries-Gaston and Gault; Volz and
Fish.
Al Floral Park, l.. l. Y. u. u.
A2icEeTs ;16ra1 par KE -. oooo Q O. Q
Ratteries-Schrader and Schwarz: l.. Wah-
ter and G. Oder.
At Dexter Park i. II. +.
cuban Stars. 2oddooooooSS9,9-s 1G :
Batteries-oscal and Rodriguez; carlstrons.
IIolbourn and Holman.
Jamaica Hs has' ..'.... sew hV5S ofo oIo1ooo-& .
East New York o 8 0 90 x-5 8 Q
Batteries--oehne and y. thinner; Campbell
and Hlrten
CUBAN g. R'st staTs',., Tsw 2ooooooa .
East New York : Q 200 X !
Batteries-Juanalo and Rodriguez Hershey
and Hirten.
At East New York Oval II. II. II.
Nsbreska Indisns..,'. Iwaiis . . Z o. Q @ !
TsiSS Bs,isrieaIw e' SSf0D Wing aud aud yellow norse
Hagen and iiirtcn,
al Ivanhoe Park u. II. L.
II, IIl.y,srds .,, o2oo 4 I a. II z 1
atieriss--Terhune ana zaohmani Archer
and Geiser.
Al lvanhoe Park Y. II. y.
ISanl,os Rgplp@s' T. ,.;;.' a.. Yo3YGs . !
Batieries--Thummel annd Greene; Schwartz
and Ditzel.
AT fvanhoe Park u. II. y.
pobsons. ..........,. 0oooo- %
Ivauhoe A. C............ o D o. 0
Called on account rain
Iiatteries-s -schoefield and Greene; Branden-
stein and Cieisor.
At Psrkvlle Oval n. II. Y.
ParRvIIic ............., oi H. ! ;
Batteres--Pape and Cough. Dwyer, VIII
ians and Hratty.
At parlville Oval X. ". II.
Danbury ..,...2 2oo062o i2 !
P9rkyile ..,, 2oooo oo0oi-a 10 9
hatteres-Lenney end Murphy Hamilton.
Waterman and Y. Marks,
AT brighton Oval r. u. y.
'battit,e.rsies-scSiel tit,.s and Laefflep; GIssies.
Swenson and Imlah.
AZ Recreation Park II. ". u.
Westinghouse 90 o--s Is 2
sprinnfield .. ] ! o o = o o
At Recreation Park Ru.E.
Parkvillo .....11 100000 4-io ~ =
sPg.nsfisid p. c 90 , in2 900 3
Kochler and scnworm.
At Crotoua Parks H. He
Sagamotes.. o. o . 2 n-G f3 2
INV norer o o / q o OIL ; Z
Ratteteg--Lenaa Ind Nech; Mingeman
and Becker.
At IlByerstraw ii. 81: X. HE.
chauh An. n02 90 900 '-3 2
Hayerstfaw. D 0 % 0OiO O01 70 q 0-2 10 /
Batteries-P. smith and ,, Phelan: Grady
and y. rhclnn.
{, sGsg!s q 'a,sI'''SS 81. ! 9sSgi i ! z
BatteSes-r. Smith and j. PheIan; Grady
ana ~. Phelan.
Al West Now York. U.I r.
Ffderals ,.t. o . o o o OIL s 4
W New York Q o o 90 q
nattercs-ilearn and Meyer. Mavs ana
Mcliride.
Al Eagle Rock. n y: R.TIE.
Moliieaus loo ooY g \
Raitaref- Callahan Ciffone s.ad Papo;
Greene Hud Carney.
A. Pershing Yield. Jersey city: u. He.
Waverly = q 2 o o is ~ l.
Yankee a. "A. % 90 o. 0 f--6 10 9
Battprics-Carr and Dull; Hayden and
Edmondson.
n NAV a.aa n A w,nV m
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Two base hits-Lavan, Mann. Home runs
Wheat. Ruether.. stolen bases-AleIenry.
bases-Brooklyn. 3 st. Louis. 10. Bases on
balls-Off Ruether q; off Pertica, /. Struck
out-By Ruether. q by pertica. 3. Umpires
Mccormick and Hart. Time OF game-1
hour and 81 minutes
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Two base hits--veach, Heimann. Three
base hits-Dauss. Smith, Basser. Stolen
bases--Judge, Rice, F1aEstead. Sacrifices
Harris, Judge, Woodall Double plays
Sargent and Blue; Judge (unassisted)
Judge. O'Rourke and Harris: Miller and
ORourke. Left on bases--Detroit, g; Wash.
ington, =. Bases on balls--On Dauss 5: off
schacht. I. Hits-Off Zachary. 10 III
innings; off Sehacht. none in l inning: or
Courtney, ? In innings. struck out-By
nanss, 2; by Courtney, I. Winning pitcher
---Schacht. Umpires-Dinneen and Evans.
Time Of game-2 hours and minutes.
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Totals. .ls s 10 SO 20 /
Totals a. 1924 10 0
Slated In sixth inning for Douglas.

winning run was scored with one out.
New ss,,,S York ....... ddoo95ooo0o 9-55
Two base hIts-Bancrof. Groh, Duncan.
Wingo, Frisch, Daubert 2. stolen bases
Rawlings, Frisch. Sacrifces-Roush, Snyder,
Rawlings, Young, Groh. Double plays
Groh, Bohne aud Daubert Daubert and
Kopf Left on bases-C Cincinnati. 3; New
York, =. Bases balls-0ff RiSey. q: off
Douglas. .; OFF Ryan, 3. uits-0ff Doug
las, in innings: off Ryan, IN Z innings.
Struck out-By Rixey, 3; by Ryan. 2 Wild
pitch--tilxey. Losing pitcher--Ryan. Una
pires--Murray and Rigler. Time OF game
. hours and i5 minutes.
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REVISED.

blessings ON thee, little man,
Cdddg, ,Cith thD cheeh and tan!
With thy roomy pdntdloons
And thy MERRY aohistled tunes.
do like thy tohistling, but
Please be quiet achile / putt.
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Rain Stops Bicycle Races.

The bicycle races carded for the Velo-
drome at Newark yesterday afternoon
were called off on account Of rain.
The meet was started but the rain came
down in buckets and drove every one to
cover after three amateur events had
been run off,
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Toials.34 IL is n 10 o
Totals 20 2 era IL a

Cleveland .......0 90 f00 o o. .
New York...4... I Q 0 o 3 x--i
Runs batted in--By Johnston, 2. by Ruth.
=: By Pipp,, BY MAYS. Z; by schang. 4.
Two base hit--Meys, Three base hit- Ruth.
Home runs--Johnston. Ruth Stolen bases-.
Ruth. Pipp. Sacrifice hits-Pcckinpaurh.
SchanG. Eothoron. Double piay--SewplI,
wnnbsganss and Johnston. Left on base
New York. 7 Cleveland, q First base
on err0r--Naw York. Bases on hnlls--Off
Mays, 3: Off So'horon, 4; OF Caldwell 2.
Hlts-Off sothoron. 10 IN innings none out
IN svthl off Caldwell, u 3 innings. Iit
hy pitched bal--By SOthoron. Cpippl
Struck out--ny Mays. 2 by sothoron / by
caldwell, 3. Passed hall~Ehlnauit Losing
pftcher--soshoron. Earned runa--Off soth-
oron, q off Caldwell. =; off Mays, Z. I'm
houfu and . minutes.
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Rochester Buys Outfielder.

ROCHESTER,, July 3i.--The purchase OF
Ed. Mccormack. outfcldcr of the Charleston
South Atlantic League club, was announced
here last night by the Rochester Inter
national League team.
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Senator's Beat the Tigers
and Make II Six Straight
Zachary Batted Out of Box il,
Fifth Inning.

WASHINGTON, July 81 (American) -
Washington scored its sixth consecutive
victory to-day, defeating Detroit, to s.
Zachary was withdrawn after a six
hit rally in the fifth which netted the
Tigers three runs. The score:
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CARDINALS AGAIN
BEAT DODGERS, AZ
st. Louis Makes 1t Three
Straight and Tie With Brook
lyn for Fourth Place.

Special Despatch to TIE NEW York HERALD.
ST. LOUIS July 31.-The Cardinals
made 1t three straight over the Dodgers
when they annexed this afternoons Is
game. to 2, and as result Of the
defeat the Broolllyns slipped into tie
with the Cardinals fo- fourth place.
Eill Pertica twirled against the Flat
bush team and held them to six hits.
which were scattered over as many in
nlngs
The Brooklyn runs were the result
OF homers by Wheat and Ruethe-'. ard
each Dodger clouted the ball into the
eight field stands. Dutch Ruether went
the distance for the Dodgers and the
Cards hit him freely. gathering thirteen
blows off his left handed slants. IT was
the Cardinals fifth consecutive victory.
The Cardinals were the first to score.
They pushed over their initial tally in
the second frame. Hornsby made the
first of his three successive singles and
McIIen-y walked Schultz beat out a
hunt, filing the bases, and as Lavan
was forcing Schultz Hornsby scored. In
the fourth session Wheat was the first
Dodger to bat and he hit into the right
field bleachers for the first Brooklyn
run and evened the score.
Branch Rickey's team, however, came
back in the same inning and scored
another run. After two were out l4avan
doubled to centre and moved to third on
Dillhoefe-'s intield out. Pertica helped
along his cause with a single to tight
and Lavan crossed the plate.
Third Single for Hornsby.
In the following chapter the Car
dinals forged further ahead of their
rivals. Hornsby made his third single
and was forced at second by McHen-y.
Schultz sent McIIenry to SECOND with a
single and as Lavan was forcing out
Schultz, McHenry advanced TO third.
McHenry and Lavan started the double
steal, Lavan, however, remained on first.
but speedy McHenry scored.
Ruether was the first Dodger to face
Perti1a in the eighth and lie lifted the
bali into the bleachers and the run
brought the Brooklyns up to within one
tally of their rivals.
In the eighth session Ruethe-' lost
control and one of the two passes he
issued helped the Cardinals to score
their last run. With one out Dillhoefer
a pass and Fou-nier singled to centre,
sending Dillhoefer home.
The fielding of Lavan around short
was spectacular He cut off several
prospective hits with one handed stops
and rapid pegs to first.
The score:
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Eastern League.

Pittsficld, Il Albany, 0 (first gane)
Pittsfleld. T. Albany, . (second game, ten
lnnings)
Waterbury. 3 Worcester. Q.
Other games were postponed on account
Of rain.
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Braves Win Exhibition.

WHEELING. w. Va, July s1.--In a ninth
inning rally the Boston Nationals defeated
score:
Boston Nationals 0 aooo1oos-7. ~ 1
Wheeling ... o O z q q q q 1-5 IL l
Batteries-Townsend, Braxton and Gibson
Mccall and Welch
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Reading Makes Clean Sweep
Of Series With Skeeters
Miners Take the Final Game
by Score of 13 to O.

READING, July 31.-Reading made it
three straight from Jersey City here
to-day. winning by 13 10 0.
Brown pitched a great game. hold
ing the Jerseymen to two hits and
striking out seven men. The score:
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CINCINNATI M
Totals. 81 { ) 30 10 D
.winning run was scored with ono out.

fBatted for Donahue IN eleventh inning.
%Ran for Bressler IN eleventh inning.
New York;. q o 0 y o o = o Ia
Cincnnsti..,. o o ] 0 o o 2-4
Two base hits-YounR. .: Bancroft, Ciroh
Three base hits-Roush Bancroft. Stolen
base = Bohnc. Sacrifices r Duncan. Neale.
Double play-Bohne aud Daubert. Left on
hases-Cincinnati, a. New York, z. Bases
on balla-Off Donahue. or Nehf. 3. Struck
ont-By ponahue. 7. tmpres-Iiger and
Moran. Time or game-a hours and 40
minutes.
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Eccentric Firemen's Games.

Robert Kennedy, manager of the field
and track games to be staged by the
Eccentric Firemen's Association at Celtic
Park, in Long Island City, next Sunday.
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RESULTS OF YEsTERDAY,s CAMEs.

Newark O. Baltimore, | Ust gamel.
Newark, ~; Baltimore. . I'D garne)
Reading, IL: Jersey City. @.
Buffalo. a. Syracuse, 3.
Toronto, s.: Rochester,
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American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.

NATIONAL IEAGIT.
Cincinnati, 81 New York, (first game, Ie
innings).
Cincinnati, Al New York, 3 tsccond game.
n innlngsD.
~. Louis, q; Brooklyn, 2.
Philadelphia, 10; Chicago, 2.
Other teams were not scheduled.
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N. X. A. c. Nine Victorious

Tile New York Athletic Club baseball team
yesterday defeated the New York Fire be-
partment nine, TO n at Travers Island
Way pitched for the Mercury Footers and
Lynch occupied tho mound for the flremeu.
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GOOD SPoRTsMEN.

There
frequently
There where
the loser didn't fight his fight his
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Southern Association.

RESULTS UF EsI f1ItUAf ? IANt4o.
New Orleans IS: Nashville. Cfirat gamep
Nashville, o.. New Orleans, tsecond
Memphis. q. Little Rock, (by forfeit.
birmingham. o. Mobile. J.
Atlanta 3; Chattanooga, /.
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Burns saves More Trouble.

There would have been more trouble
If good old reliable Burns had not made
a startling shoestring catch of Daubert's $
low liner. New York tied the score at
two all in the eighth and that with two
gone. A great catch by Neale saved the
Reds. After Rawlings had famed Smith
smashed terrific liner to right and it
looked good for three bases. but Neale
made a remarkable catch over his right
shoulder. Nehf struck noble blow in
his own behalf. getting single to right.
Burns breezed a single to centre
Bancroft crashed the BAH to the extreme
corner of right field for three bases and
drove in two runs. Irish faced one of
those numerous chances which kept
bobbing up in front of the New Yorks
all afternoon. but his best was a ground
er to Kopf, and thus ended the rally.
1t was double by Daubert which
wrecked the Giants in the first game.
Bohne started the twelfth with hit
and Groh sacrificed. Roush was passed.
Then Daubert doubled to right centre
and scored Bohne. A fan rushed out on
the field and carried off the ball. where
at Daubert thought he was entitled to
a home run and circled the bases. but
the official ruling was otherwise.
For the New York crew the feature
was the brilliant fielding Of Burns. who
had eleven putouts, one short OF the rec
ord, and played all over the outer works.
That wild sixth Inning of the first game
and the pop bottle throwing feat of the
local squawkers was topped OF with a
crashing double by f'risch. II hit the
left field wall and drove i'm a couple
of runs Kelly started II all. lie singled
to right, Meuse hit to left, Rawlings
sent hit into short centre. Roush got
the ball on a short bound and had the
effrontery TO declare that he had caught
it on the fly. AS Kelly saw the ball
hit the grass he headed for third and
Roush made a frantic heave. which
caught Loggo IN the small Of the back.
AS the ball bounded toward the New
Yorks' dugout Kelly and Meusel scored
and Rawlings reached third.
Then came a long delay. The Reds
howled that Roush had caught the ball,
and Umpire Rigler was positive thai
he had done nothing of the sort There
upon the local sharpshooters uncorked
their fusillade of glassware In the di-
rection OF Rgler. The scores:
FIRST CAME
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KENNELS.

DIsPOsING az my kennel. consisting Of !
Irish wofhound % mos) and German
shepherds (fsmale, . yrs, one mos; y
males, yrs, . mos. and + moH.); all pedi-
greed stock win sell together or separately
nt bargain prices; act quickly. Call Fiat
day.
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Totals 20 1914 27 is q
Totnla. al 80 81 -

'Battod Tor DAILY IN the eighth inning.
iBatted FOR Freeman in the eighth inning
Philadelphia .... 0 O. o 4 q o q q o-Io
Chicago ...,.... 0 o o 2 o. .
Two base hits-J. Smith, j. Walker. sul
Ivan, Parkinson. Marriott. Sacrifice
happ. Double play-Ponder, DAILY and
Chicago, 4. Bases on balls-Off Ponder.
2; Off Winters. ?. Hits--Off Ponder. III
tn 10 innings; off Freeman, . III / "a
innings off York. none IN lnnirrg Struck
out--By Ponder, I by York, Il Losing
piteher-Ponder. Umpires- Brennan and
Quigley. Time Of game--l hour and III
minutea.
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DROP TWO-DODGERS ARE BEATEN
Major League Records
for the Last Week

The weeks record in each league of
games played, won and lost. with runs.
hits, errors, men left ON bases and runs
scored by opponents including games of
laat SnfnrdnN. Is as fnllnua.
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carpenter introduced at
here we notice that Lew Tender
from his training Next he win
Iieinan Hornby
Horny probably in ~
ional
T. Raymond Cobb T. Speaker and a - F -
IL the New York viii be sor, -,
battle of the Meusels - - !" 'oie oi
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BEARS WIN TWICE
FROM THE ORIOLES
Take First Game by 6 to and
the Second by
IL to 5.

GAMES sCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Jersey City In Reading
Buffalo in Syracuse
Rochester in Toronto a. NJ. and p. u }
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4NuWHTK. 1900. ..... y y W
Two base hits-Shields, Boley. Three base
hit-Shannon. Stolen base-Bentley. Sacri-
flees-Krumenaker, McGowan, Barnhardt.
Double play-Benes. Shannon and krume-
maker. Left on bases-Baltmore, g.. New
ark, s. Bases on balls-Off Thomas. T. Hit
by pitched ball-By Thomas (Shannon)
Struck out-By Thomas, q by Barnhardt, g.
Umpires-Crystall, Stockdale and CASTOR
Time of game-1 hour and IS mintues
Second game r.. II. f.
Baltimore. o 3 o0 o-5 12 .
Newark. :. 0 o 0 O : . NJ IL X
Batteries-clarke, Frank. Lepler and
Davis; finneran and Withrow.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York, f2; Cleveland, 2.
Washington, 0; Detroit, 3.
Other teams were not scheduled.
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The LISTENING POST
- wal EN In - - - IL
Copyright, 1891, by THE NEW YoEK HERALD.
THE MODERN BLACKSMITH.
By WALTER TRUMBULL {

Under a spreading chestnut tree
The gilla0e blacksmith stands;
he rdUes a miblick mournfuHy
In large aud sineloy hands;
His ball has crdtuled beneath root,
And there the matter stands.
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ED FOR TO-DAY.

New York In Cincinnati.
Brooklyn in 81. Louis.
Boston in Piftsburg
Philadelphia In Chicago.
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AS TO HOME RUNS.

Whenever circuit
always refers to the time that Ed Deehany
considered The Phnes
Chicago Adon Bill
that back in 1897 only eight
hits off him. go Ave
on his first trip
field he
the
Ed then added
his fifth
centre ana walked around
good days work. pleasec copy ~ W S :"
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American Association.
sTANnfNG ola THE CLrns.

RESULTS or YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Minneapolis, - indianapolis, ! list gamer. .
indianapolis q Minneapolis. 4 ia game).
Columbus, II, Milwaukee, T.
Louisville. " st. Paul :.
Kansas City. 81 Toledo, !.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES SCHEDULI

Cleveland IN New York.
~. Loui~ IN Bostsn.
Chicago In Philadelphia.
Detroit In Washington.
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NOTE FOR REFORMERs.

WGter. acdter, cUerytchere,
Bat II yoH're acise enough.
hnoic tchere to 90 and hare the dough
You still can get The stuff.
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BASEBALL TO-DAY. 3;30 l.. M. pOLO
Grounds. Yankees vs.. Clcvciand.-Adv.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-05
SUPREME DOCKET TO !
BE CLEARED THIS WEEK

Richmond, Va, April 5.-With only
six more cases on the docket, it is ex-
pected that the Virginia Supreme
Court Of Appeals win finish its pre-
sen! se:nt session either Thursday or Fri
day.
During this term including thcss
cases to &c. come up, the court has
heard. total CT lC2 appeals f'on
various courts throughout the Stale
Yesterday morning the court heard
two cases argued, and one other sub.
niitted. Those argued were: Eltri:h
VS.. the LEIGH Real Estate Company
and the North Shore Improvement
Company VS.. the New York, Phila.
dclphia and Norfolk Railroad Com
pany, Ingram, Jr., vs. Ingram ct as
was submitted.
Those cases yet to be taken up by
the court are: Murden VS.. the T;r'
c;nia Railway and Power Company
David VS.. Helm; Chatterback v
Close; W;litehurst VS.. Burgess ct ais
Wesscn's administrator. VS.. the Hos
pital of st. Vincent de Paul; B. 7.
Crump Company, Inc, vs.. J. L.
Lundy, Inc.
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FOR SALE

T::o brick homes containing six
rooms and bath each. all modern
crrvcn;crces, located in the city,
nr;:ce reasonable, small cash pay
mcnt. balance like rent.
located in two hundred block north
Patrick: street. a seven room brick
bath, electric lights, large ward,
small cash payment, balance
monthly.
A very @csirahlc country home, 10
Gated near trolley, ono acre of
land, tnc shade. chicken house,
'raragc. price very reasonable.
We havo a large number Of subur-
han property for sale. Sec US at
vCpr earliest convenience.
4. H. tGNEW, .62i King Street.
SLIP Phone 111S
FOR RENT
Large hone furnished in city for 5
merits.
Desirable ccrrcr for grocer or genc-
raj sifrc in suburbs.
\. II. A&NEW. 62l King Street.
lip Phone ll18
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VIRGINIA.

In the Clerks Office of the Co-po-
ration Court Of the City of Alexan-
6ria, on the End day of April, 1921.
Gladys Christine Cole, complainant
vs.. Louis Cole, defendant. In Chan
Gerry No. 1889.
MEMO.
The object of this suit is to OBTAIN
fer the complainant from the defend
ant an absolute divorce on the ground
of wilful and voluntary desertion and
abandonment for more than three
years prior to the institution Of this
suit, and for general relief.
1t appearing by an affidavit filed in
this cause that the defendant Louis
Cole is a NONRESIDENT Of this State:
It is Ordered. That said defendant ap-
pear here within ten days after due
publication Of this order, and do what
IS necessary to protect his interest If
this suit.
T. M. Wampler, P. Q.
A Copy Teste.
NEWELL S. GREENAWAY,
Sl4wp Cle-s:
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HARDING'S SELF-STYLED
."COUSIN"s TO BE TRIED

Chicago, April s.-The United
States district attorneys Office yes
tterday annoarced that acton would
be pushe..3: against Everett Harding
sSelf-stylea "'acousin Of President
H2rding End his confidential secre-
tary,". in Jail at Woodstock, Illinois,
.ii:srged with impersonating a Fede.
raj officer.
Everett Harding, according to the
authorities chartered :: ecial cal
and irvitsf- numerous friends tc at
tend the Inauguration Of President
Harding as his guests. The rail
.oal over which The special went to
Washington Yesterday asked the
Uniired States Secret Service to fur
nish list of the guests on the spe-
cia.l.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MT
IDA LOTS

By virtue Of decree Of the Cor
poration Court rendered October 10.
1920. in the charccry cause of
:Iaric Vaughan, vs.. Merit Waugh
an, ct a. pending in The Corpora
ton Court, Of the City Of Alcxan-
t.ria, Virginia, the undersigned Spc-
cial Commissioner Of Sale appointed
Ly said decree will offer Tor sale at
nuhlic auction at IL o'clock \. NJ.
on Saturday, April l6, 1921, in front
CT the Royal Street entrance to the
Market Building, Alexandria Vir
ginia, lots /. ., 8, 1, ). 6, 7, 8, Q and
10, in > vel; II. Of Groves Subdivis-
ION Of Mt. Ida, as shown on plat
TWO, sucrlemcrt OF plat one. there
Of, recorded in Arlington County,
virginia.
TERMS OF SALE:
Is o: the purchase mercy in cash
on day Of sale, and the residue in
tHU GiIGcl lIlSIdliiHCblS az OilS anu
Two years from date CT sale, with in
terest at e per cent on the deferred
;nstallmtnts until paid, title to be
retained until purchase money is
paid in full, y;th the right Of pur-
chaser 70 pay ell the purchase
money il cash, if so desired, Convey
ancing at the cost of the, purchaser
James R. Cation. Jr.,
Special Commissioner of Sale.
l, Newell S. Grcenaway, Clerk OF
the Corporation Court Of the City
Of Alexandria, Go certify that james
L. .Catol, Jr., Special Commission
or Of Sac, has cxccutcd a bond with
approved surety in the penalty of
$50 90 as required by the decree
for SAL.
7?-l2c. Newell S. Grccnaway, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-05
VIRGINIA.

In the Clerks Office of the Com
rat;ca Court Of the City Ct Alex
diria, on the. End day Of April 1921.
Norris Allen, complainant =
Mamie Lewis Allen, defendant. !
ChaEcery No. 149L. ~
MEMO.
The object of this suit is to DOTS
for the complainant an absolute 3.
vorce from the defendant on IN
grounds of wilful and voluntary G
sertion and abandonment, for II.
than three years prior to the lnstiin
ton of this suit, and for general !:
lief.
1t appearing by an affidavit filed .
this cause that the defendant Nam
Lewis. Allen is nonresident of Il :
State: 1t is Ordered. That said defc
ant appear here within ten days a.
due publication of this order, and {
what is necessary to protect her i.
tcrest in this suit.
Davis and Budwesky, P. Q.
A Copy Teste.
NEWELL S. GREENAWAI,
s1-4wp Cla:,,