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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27

carry on the work OF tho association
for several months.
The coming meeting % the aaso-
citation Il one Of importance TO those
who paw thn In the state. There
should be a ful survey OF the situ-
alton a. TO the governmental unan-
cial needs OF the state, and the states
ability 20 meet such needs. A 70.
view win be presented Of the activi-
ties OF the sassocintlon, and the policy
II should pursue with reference to
hubble expenditures in the future will
be determined. Financial state
mepts covering tho nuh and sixth
fiscal car OF the association have
been prepared for the consideration
OF members.
During the paet year. the activi-
ties OF the association for the first
four months were confined largely to
Investigations necessary In repair
ton OF the report OF tho Special Rev
enue commission. OF which the presi-
dent OF the association wns chair
man, During the legislative session
ind prior thereto. the association coll
lectcd the data FOR. and prepared tho
state budget. lending It's assistance to
tho finance committees Of the lcgis.
laturc. Following tho Legislative ses-
sion. surveys in several counties were
made as to outstanding floating In
dcbtcdness and as to delinquent tax
90. ADULTS and surveys were made In
several cities. towns and villages, Tho
past -four or five months have been
devoted mostly to assisting local and
state officials IN the preparation OF
budgets for 1899. and In the terminal
ton u tax lsVies for 1891. Mention
should also be made OF the efforts OF
the association In connection with the
campaign on certain proposed consti-
tutional amendments. aud OF partici-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27

building Ia n result ot Miss Writings
visit. students at 81. Mary's school
and the Sacred Hcar, school who
heard addresses by Miss whiting are
engared In an essay contest on True
Patriotism" their themes being has.
ed on Miss Writings d~iscourrcs Cash
Ribboner, the awards to bo made at
Christmas time-MlsH Whiting to be
the judge OF the merits. Through co.
operation ~ the state leaders OF the
= ~ ~ A.. Miss whiting was In
fucntiai in getting n resolution pass
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27

ed by tho general assembly Of tho
Educational association advocating
tho state body taking up AmericaniAa-
tion--ciaascs In English and handi-
RATS for ~aduits-aa part OF tho
state work. A strong committee was
appointed TO outline plans OF work.
MlsH whiting addressed tho state
Parent Teachers association at the
state banquet In the South Methodist
church and the members OF the Nd
ministrntlve Council of the n. NJ y.
a. Mt wamen'a banquet at the Alvar-
ssu hotel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27

and time required for the concrete TO
become set and s~urfacing OF the
street viii begin Monday morning.
Mr.. kimbail said that ~surfacing
was not started last week on account
OF the Thanksgiving holiday. which
would have caused an interruption IN
the work. SurfncnE. when started
should be continued without Interrupt
ton, according to h engineer.
He says that. barring accidents. the
%Hurfacing viii be completed by Sat
urday night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27
RADIO TO

MELBOURNE- Prime Minister
Hughes has submitted a proposal by
which Australia will be able 20 conf
municate with England by wireless.
Three intermediate stations, az Cairo
Karachi and singapore. are proposed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27
cAnD OF THANKS.

We wish 10 thank our man. friends
and relatives for their sympathy dur
ing the illness and death OF "a be-
loved mothed and wife and also for
the beautiful flower offerings,
A. u. ARMIJO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-27
CENTRAL TO
Be OPEN N WEEK
Surfacing of Paving Will
Start Monday and
Be Rushed :

East Central avenue which has
been closed from High street 10 Null
berry street because OF paving boz
tween these blocks Is 10 be open to
travel again next Sunday. city En-
rineer Frank kimball announced
yesterday.
The laying OF the concrete hase was
completed more than 10 days ago,
patton In three or four important
suits.
In view OF the rapid increase Ia
public expenditures and In tax rates
during the past SIX years, the coming
meeting Of the Taxpayers association
should prove OF special interest not
only to members Of the association.
hrt TO ell who have felt the burden
OF h iucrease. An invitation Ia.
therefore. extended to all who are in
~terested In an efficient and cconom-
teal administration OF public affairs
to be present and participate in the
discussions and In the determination
OF plans TO bring about these results
IN New Mexico
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-04-07
Chr Gunnrn 6tmlrt

The Hohenzollern measles are back
with US again. Florine Tremain has
'em.
IJ----ooo-
w. W. Johnson wants to see Ar
thur Meenk. He wants to show him
how to make a wall strong, and not
by the limburger method either
ii----ooo-
Johnson caught one of these pretty
little white striped animals the other
day, and nailed the hide to his root
house wall, and he says it is stronger
than any other wall in Whatcom
County!
1000
Poet Alfred Tennyson TIE Selle has
returned from the East.
ll----ooo-
Glory, the high cost of living has
been reduced!
1000
That is, If you are planning on
feeding yourself for market. j. T.
Zylstra lowered the price of feeding
buttermilk 33 1-3 per cent up at his
creamery this week.
~I----ooo-
A. L. Henry's Ford SHE'D at w. A.
Fishers dog Saturday on the Glen
del road, dived into the ditch, and
climbed through the hog wire in the
Jones pasture. Jones lost a fence
post tho Ford lost a wheel. while the
dog was total loss.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-04-07

The Lynden degree team will put
on the initiation ceremony for the
Rebekah convention in Bellingham
on Thursday.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-04-07
WILL GIVE BENEFIT SHOW
FOR LINDEN GRADE SCHOOL

For the benefit of the Lynden
be given Friday night at the Lynden
High School. AL are invited to at
tend.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-04-07

Half the proceeds of the program
Friday night go to the grade school
Dent faii 10 terL.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-04-07

FOR SALE-300 or less high grade
S. C. White Leghorn hens now lay
ing heavily at 5 cents each. Phone
1907. 4-7-3t-*
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RETURN CEMENT SACKS before
| April 20 in order to get credit at
the rate of Csc for good empty
sacks. After that date we can allow
! only 1Oc for them. Lynden De
nartment Store. 4-6.2t-
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WANT ADS

FOR RENT-Quarter section choice
pasture ~ miles east Of Lynden
and south of and adjoining rail-
road. Three hundred Dollars. v.
II. Ruring, ShabbOna, Illinois.
4-7-2t-s
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FOR SALE-Cows and heifers, fresh
and coming fresh. Also cream
wagon. Ben Crabtree, phone 3407
Ivnden 4-6-3t-*
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FOR SALE-Team 3-year-old horses,
about 1850 pounds. ]. p. Pilon,
phone 1908, Lynden. 4-7-1t*
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FORD RUNABOUT FOR SALE at
very reasonable price. Lynden Mo-
| tor Co. 4-I-lt-o
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1 WILL SELL my chickens for $1.25
each, and will satisfy purchaser
so per cent or better production
daily. E. A. Livingstone. Abs
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MRS. JOHN KROONTJE INJURIES
ARM IN GRANTING MACHINE

Mrs. John Kroontje fractured her
right arm this week, while cranking
their car.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-04-07

and MANGELS FOR
SALE. Phone 1919, Nooksack.
Attic
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-04-07

FOR SALE-White River Seed PO-
tatoes, extra fife quality. j. Ell
enbaas, phone 2611 Lynden.
3-31-3t- o
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ELECTRIC BROODERS- we VIII
have new Electric Brooder on e&-
hibition Saturday of this week
automatic system, maintaining q
regular heat. For 1000 chicks OF
less. We also have few THOUSAND
Matching eggs. Get in your orGeI
now. LINDEN Poultry YARDS, NJ
business done on Sunday. fhone
Main N-o-t.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-04-07

FOR SALE-20 acres adjoining fair
grounds. Small payment down, bal
ance on your own time if you keep
up interest and taxes. Mrs. Anna
Gaskill, Lynden. Phone R611.
4-7-2t-
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H.iTCHING EGGS


Single comb White LeghOrn, high
production stock; 7-day tests are
showing fertility as high as Do per
cent. II you are interested in eggs
of high production stock, don't fail
to see these birds. Si-Dcll Hennery,
Everson Route I. 4-7-1t-*
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FOR SALE-Baled straw and loose
straw, seed oats. Phone 2403. G.
w. Bollen. 4-7-1t-O
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FOR SALE-A-1 team of heavy work
horses. White Leghorn Matching
eggs, Coo a dozen. Phone 541
eggs, soc a dozen. Phone 541S,
LINDEN, Gerrit KOk 4-7-3t-o
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FOR SALE-6 Duroc Sows, mos.
: old, extra fine Call or phone Bill
Follis place, phone 21O7 Lynden.
3-31-2t- o
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FOR SALE-10 acre ranch on paved
road, "a mile north of Nooksack,
house, barn, chicken house and
fine location and all cleared, with
other outbuildings. An ideal place
for chicken ranch and berries. Call
and see us and save commission.
Ed Dean. Nooksack 3-31-3t-
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WANTED-Every man who attended
the Masonic Dance last Tuesday to
look at their hat and see if my
name is in it. l want to trade
back. George M. NAPLES. 46-1
'FRESH COW FOR SALE. c. jaeger,
phone 1909, Lynden. 4-7-3to
MUST BE SOLD-1916 Cease" Four
perfect condition; present owner
an old man that has no use for any
car. Phone 2115, Sumas. 4-7-2*
FOR SALE OR TRADE for beef cat
tle-Few fresh milk cows. Palace
Market, LINDEN. 4-7-1t-o
ABOUT 700 DAY-OLD CHICKS, May
r. Also can take small order for
April 20. Elzo Gelms, phone 1913,
LINDEN. 3-31-3t-*
CALL FOR BIDS
Notice is hereby given that bids
will be received by school district
No. "a, for 20 ricks of 16-inch wood,
live body fir or alder. Bids must be
in hands of clerk on or before l p.
m, May 10. The board reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
Wood must be ricked in shed.
A. B. COLYER,
ALTO Clerk
CHICKENS WANTED - Bring in
your chickens this week, 19c for
lights, FAC for heavies. Western
Mercantile Company. Alt =
FOR SALE-Having been appointed
agent for the Minneapolis Wooden
mills with a full line of samples of
mems, women's and children's
mackinaws, sweaters, all kinds of
wooden and cotton underwear and
stockings, / will be at Bauman's
Secondhand Store Saturday to
take orders. l show you the sample
of the full garments and take or
ders to be delivered at any time in
the future. My prices are right,
/ and you can save money by buying
direct from the Factory. l have
sold in every house that l have
shown them in .exccpt one in three
weeks work Come in and bring
your families and see them SatuG
day at Baumans Store. c. e.
Barnes. Alt .
TRACTOR WORK DONE = Any
place. Phone 26O2, Lynden.
4-7-4t-*
FOR SALE-Two pure bred Jersey
bulls, most popular blood lines
also l riding cultivator. Glendale
Jersey Farm, Lynden, phone 4417,
ALTO
| FOR SALE-10 acre ranch on paved
road, "a mile north of Nooksack
! house, barn, chicken house and
/ fine location and all cleared, with
other outbuildings. An ideal place
for chicken ranch and berries. Cal
and see us and save commission
Ed Dean, Nooksack. 3-31-3t-
FOR SALE-6 Duroc Sows, 8 mos
+ old, extra fine. Call or phone Bill
Follis place, phone 21O7 Lynden
3-31-2t- {
FOR SALE:Team and harness, mare
1900 ID, horse 1900 ID. Phone
5611 Lynden. 3-31-3t-'
COWS FOR SALE-Also seed oats
and barley. Phone 1915 LINDEN
3-31-3t-
FOR SALE-l00 day old chicks Ma.
II delivery. Phone 1913 Lynden
Elzo Gelms, phone 1913 LINDEN
3-3l-2t-t
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MATCHING EGGS = Rhode lslano
Reds and Black Minorcas, Tor SAFE Ge
Phone Custer TOT or box 4, o 40
ter, Wash. "
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The Hohenzollern measles are back
with US again. Florine Tremain has
EN-.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
7OS Grover street. 4-7-1t-*
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-04-07

FOR SALE Team and harness, mare
1900 ID, horse 1900 ID. Phone
Kali Lynden. 3-31-3t- =
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FOR SALE Good WorK."orS y
vrs old, 100 pounds. 12-in John
Deere pillow. Phone 1913, Eizo
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COWS FOR SALE-Also seed oats
and barley. Phone 1915 Lynden.
3-31-3t-
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FOR SALE-32 hens and ROSTERS
thoroughbred Silver Camplnes'
s125 each. Phone 21O3 LINDEN.
3-24-3t-
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DAILY COURT RECORD

| 60572. Tate VS. w. r. & e. Co.
Time within which to submit mo-
tion for new trial to court extended
to May Z. 1921 Attys, R B. Behrend
R J. Whitford-
57S96. Brooks VS. Wash Terminal
Co. Time to submit motion for new
Attys. Gardiner & Hermans-Hamil-
ton & Hamilton & Yerkes.
| Assignment for Monday.
| S67. Mcneil VS. Sands. Attys.
Wright, McNeill-Easby-Sm Smith &
Fleharty.
24s. Combs VS. Bean Const Co.
Attys, Lambert & Yeatman-H.
Hsgarty.
s32. Morris VS. Ready. Attys.
Macafee-Rorer.
EQUITY DIVISION No. 1.
| Proceedings.
3s6o1 Duffy VS. Express Spark
Plug Co-order to forward interrog-
atories. F. S Stilt-Geo. P. Kummel.
attys.
3ss1s-Carl VS. Carl-restraining
order issued VS. Munsey Trust Co VS.
oaNAhSc
Bank. r. p. Evans, atty for pltf.
1850 Bkcy in re Phillip Hofberg-
rule. as to appointment of receiver
returnable May 2, 1891. R d.
Daniels. Loving & Hamner-M.
Strasburger, attys.
400 Admiralty-Federal Electric
Welding Co VS. steamer e. Madison
HalI-Decree dismissing libel and
order. correcting decree dismissing
libel. Rosenberg G Giesy-Bell.
Marshall and Rice, George e. sulli-
van and d. Wright. attys.
| Dist 1885 Condemnation of land
for Anacostia Park-order to pay
money into registry of court and
proceeding continued to May 81,
1921. Barse & Stephens-Weller,
o'Donoghue ct al, attys.
| Dist 1879 Dist in re building line
on Columbia road-proceeding con-
ttnued to June IL, 1921. Syme q
| Smith-Alexander. attys.
S43S Lun in re Walker S. Cook
1 order restoring to legal status. c.
| T. Tignor. atty.
3ssS7 Friedman VS. Marine-rule as
Ito appointment Of RECEIVER return
able May 6, 1921. S. ". Gusack, atty
for pltf.
| Assienment for Monday.
1ss National Savings & Trust Com
pany VS. Fry ct al; on hearing. Sui
livan--Johnson & Hoover, attys.
2s2 White VS. White. Topper q
lMullowny-Balder attys.
37944 Cole VS. Cole. Mackenzie
Neill, attys.
22S Thompson VS. Thompson ct al.
Archer. Smith & Munter--Wilson q
i Turnage, attys.
31s Lauder VS. Gail. Morgan
lwheatley, attys.
EQUITY DIVISION No. ?.
| Proceedings.
/ 316s6 Arnold VS. Landvoigt ct al
Final orders ratifying and con-
i firming sale. e. F. Arnold-A. IL,
Newmyer and Evans, attys.
3S920 Burlasque VS. Burlasque-
Order for alimony pending divorce.
r. F. Downing. c. R. Colvin,
/ attys.
s7s5s Toliver VS. Toliyer-Rule re-
turnable May 6. Collins and Car
rington-Chase & Scott, attys.
l 3S97S Childs VS. Seherer-Rule re-
turnable May 8. F. G. Coldren, atty.
for pltf.
No assignment for Monday.
i CRIMINAL DIVISION No. 1.
| Proceedinss.
4 37sS2 U 8 vs. E. H. Ward ct all
Conspiracy. Bail fixed at $4,000
each. Recognizance $4,000 taken by
Geo. M. Roy. surety H. ]. Quinn.
| atty.
| Assignment for Monday.
| 37o51 U s VS. Jules Arnstein ct
al. Leahy and Cromelin-wample
land MCGEE. attys. >
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CRIMINAL DIVISION No. ?.
Proceedings


No session: court adjourned to
Monday, May 2.
0Assignmelts for Monday.
73 Phillips & Sager VS. Broslaur
-Duvall-Peyser, attys- On trial.
50 Bishop VS. Ruggles>- Jackson
Poe, attys.
~ Dickles VS. Thrift Land Co.
Hutchinson and Bastain-King
attys.
81 scandolos VS. YorkIious -
Clarke. atty.
IS Tolson VS. Crowell-Hannis &
Taylor-Cusack, attys-
81 Freeman VS. Home Ice Co
Hollander, atty.
90 Washington VS. W r & Elec
Co-Hermans-Peyser. attys
81 Calhoun VS. Jackson-Gray-
Cusack. attys.
80 Shue VS. Cole wolf-o'Shea
& Sachs, attys-
80 Reynolds VS. Cardia-Stohl-
man & Selzer-Plumley, attys.
"a Thornley VS. Lamson-Smith-
Dent, attys.
s5 Powell VS. Richards-Ralston
& Willis-Brady. attys.
PROBATE DIVISION.
Est Charles Edward Brean. Peti-
tion for letters of administration.
Chaplin Brown and c. B. Bowman,
attys.
Est VIM. Palmer. Petition for
probate of will and letters test. Ar
thur HELEN, atty.
Est John R. NJ. Francis. Will
died Feb. "a, 1891.
Est Charles Sumner Halves. Will
filed dated Jan. %. 1919.
Est H. Carolyn Selden. Order of
publication for probate of will. r.
E. Lee Marshall, atty.
Est Rebecca A. Blaine. Order
granting letters Of adm to Blaine
Mallan. Gen undertaking.. $4,000
B. Mallan. atty.
Est Ellis Hunter. Order of pub
lication. VIM. L Houston, atty.
Est Ellen T. Alden. Order Of pub
lication for probate. Ellis, Fergu-
son & Colquitt. attys.
Est Joanna Keller Order Of pub
lication for probate. B. d. Boteier.
atty.
Est Thomasine B. Washington,
Order granting letters Of adm to
Mary B. Plummer Spi undertaking,
$1,000. Paul E. Johnson, atty.
Est Mary Eliza Peake. Order
granting letters Of adm to Edwin
A. Peake. Spl undertaking. $1,000.
A. Peter and J. w whiting, attys.
Est Jos. r. Mickle. Order admit
ting will to probate and granting
letters test to Abbie B. MickIe. spi
undertaking. $500. T. CabeIl VIII
hanson. atty.
granting letters of admin to L. e
Halsey. spl undertaking. $500 H.
A. Hegarty, atty.
der fixing June 2. 1921. for hearing
A. Peter and W. H. Baden, attys.
Est Albert A. Root. VIII filed
dated April 2s. 1920. and codicil
dated Sept. II. 1890.
Lawsuits Filed.
s5s4s, Ernest Suthard VS. AIexsn-
der L. Bruce Certiorari. !. WILL
hanson. atty for deft.
$3.50 Clara j. Swain, admx, VS.
Boyle Robertson Constr Co. Dam
ares $4,000. A. T. Newmeyer, pitt
! atty.
Equity suits Filed.
3Ssss Walter Cook VS. Alice Scott
To annul marriage. c. W. Tignor
attv for pltf.
sssss Washington Brooks vs. Ro-
setta Brooks ct al. Absolute d.
vorce. W. w. Edwards. atty for
pltf
$3.50 Franklin Bid VS. Natl Saw
ings & Trust Co. To substitute
trustee. George F. Williams. pltf
atty.
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FOR SUBURBAN HOMES
READ HERALD WANTS"
SPECIAL NOTICES

orrIcE oF THE Lkxs1ox noxoTrru
Machine Company. n hiiadeIphia. ARR n
ls@- The annual meeting of fhr sf1rE1 =
noioeu Of the LAnstcn Monotype 49,
oonpany sfll BE- se,1 at TIE Eik< H1m@l
eornsr frlnce tn1 hoyni sts-. zisz1n1<f-
em cay. of Nay. 1871. for ths purp,<< n
transactlnf sneh business a. may prop~rIr
come before a. Transfer books viii b<
closed on April =. 4 oiclock D. n, sn<
vin oe reopened on Nay 10. at 10 o'cicc1
W. ARrhDR sELLMAN. serretnry. S-Ie1
APT. y. L. II. 10. n =. =. 2, =. n.y
1. AS,
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COURT OF APPEALS.

OotnA UT AETDAhSs
No session. Court adjourned to
Monday next.
Assignment for Monday.
34S5 Pot Elec Power Co. ct al VS.
Public Utilities Commission ct al.
]. S. Barbour-Syme & Stephens,
attys. v
3 Burleson, Postmaster General,
VS. U. S. ex rel; Workingmen's Co
operative Publishing Association.
Laskey & orth-S. Shepard. attys.
3462 Humes VS. Graham. Lambert
& Yeatman-Wright &c Ershler,
attys.
347S Brownlow ct al VS. o'Don-
oghue Bros. +. Stephens-Geo. z.
Sullivan, attys.
34SS ,Lipschutz ct al VS. Phillips
ct al. r. NJ. Hudson. D. Eason,
jr., attys.
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
CIRCUIT DIVISION, No.
Proceedings.
64413 Vogelsberger VS. Slye. Judgt
for deft for possession of second
floor No. 13 N st NV. with costs VS.
pltf. II. p. Long-O. Nouck, attys.
643o6 Hirsh VS. Block. Motion of
deft to vacate judgt entered March
s. 1921, overruled without pre1u-
dice Cohen. Johnson & Daniels
Peyser & Adkins, attys.
S47o5 Allen E. Walker Co. VS.
Thomas.
s4712 Allen E. Walker Co. VS.
Chantland.
s471s Allen e. walker Co. VS.
Seymour.
Motion in each of above cases to
strike out pltffs AFFIDAVIT of merit
granted. Archer & Smith-R- M.
Hudson, attys.
63S46 Dick VS. Payne. Motion to
advance cause for trial overruieo
JOS T. Sherier-Hamilton & Ham,
ilton, attys.
64766 Weinstein VS. Hahn. Motion
for tudgt overruled. Strseburger q
Rappaport - Gallagher & Toomey,
attys.
sS7is and s2777 Boyd vs. s. Kann.s
Sons G. Co. Motion for new trial
granted in each case. Sullivan a
Gertman- - McKenny. Fiannery &
Craighill, attys.
64714 Walker Co. VS. Fitzpatrick
Motion to strike out granted; mo-
tion to Quash and dismiss over
ruled. Archer & Smith = Hudson,
attys. =
Assignment for Monday.
No. 21s Con trial). Smith VS. wash
ington and Old Dominion Railway.
Attys, Mackey & .Ashford-w. ].
Lambert,
, No. sOs54. wolsey VS. Stern ct al
Attys. E. H. Jackson-Baker q
Staggers.
No. 155. Allison VS. Potomac Elec-
trio Power Company. Attys, A. T,
Newmyer-R ]. whiteford.
No. '277. Bessemer Motor Com
pany VS. Commercial Garage. Attys,
Scott & Colladay-A. L. Newmyer.
No. n. Holder VS. Washington
Post Company. Attys. L. H. David
w. J. Lambert.
No. 221. Randle VS. Northern AS
surance Company. Attys. Easily
Smith & Fleharty-McKenne q
Flannery.
Notwithstanding & Clephane.
No. 63SS3. Virginia Paper Com
pany VS. SteinA Attys, Hicks & Eng
lish.
1917. colcord VS. Review & Herald
Publ Assn. Attys. w. e. Leahy-F
J. Hogan.
1s7 Klawans VS. w. r. & e. Co
Attys. Tobriner & Graham-R. J.
whitford.
CIRCUIT. DIVISION NO. 2.
Preeeedings.
6os45. Carey VS. Pot Elec Pwr Co.
Jury disagreed and was discharged