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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-27
COOPERATION "1u82D Of THE
iEQI8IlATURB

CONFIRMATION "1u81D OF EHE
LEQI1IATURB
A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION For
an Amendment to the Constitution of
the State, Of North Dakota, relating to
the compensation ana mileage of Legis-
lative Members.
That Section q Of Article 2,lof the
Constitution OF the State @pfsNofth Da-'
kota. is hereby. amended by onitting
the words "nvs dollars per.day" and In
sorting in lieu thereof "ons thousand
81, ooO.c COY dollars for each bisnniuna,
dollars February 1st and 4 hundred
nifty (@25o.oo) dollars 1aroh 1st each
year." so as to read as follows:
Section As. Each member Of the Leg1s-
lative Assembly shall receive as COM
pensation for his service Ono Thousand
j. 90, 900. oo) Dollars for each Bisnnium,
payable Two Hundred nj xatty (laso.-
COY Dollars February LIST aud Two Hum
dred Ind Fifty (e25o.oo) Dollars March
LIT each year, and ten cents for each
mile. Of necessary travel in going and
returning from tho place OF the meet
ing Of the Legislative Assembly by the
most usual route, each session or spe-
cial session.
Shall said constitutional smsndmsnt
be spproved7 r
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-27

COUNTY OFFICIALS
A. CONCURRENT RESOLUTION To
Amend and Re-enact- Section 173 OF
Article 10 Of the Constitution Of the
State of North Dakota providing for the
election Of County Officials.
That Section ITS Of the Constitut IN
of the State Of North Dakota be amend
ed by inserting the words. provided, in
counter having eight thousand popula-
lion or less he county Judge shall also
be the clerk Of the district court" so as
to read as follows:
Section 173. At. the first general cleo
tionssheld after the adoption Of this
Constitution, and every two years there
after. there shall be elected in Zach or
ganized county in the state. a register
Of deeds, county auditor, treasurer,
sheriff, states attorney. county Judge
and a clerk Of the district court. who
shall be electors of the county Of which
they are elected, and who shall hold
their office until their SUCCESSORS are
elected and qualified: provided, in coun-
ties having eight thousand population
or less the county Judge shall also be
the clerk OF the district court. The
legislative assembly shall provide by
law for such other county, township
and district officers a may be deemed
necessary, and shall prescribe the duties
ship and district officers. The sherin
hold their respective offices for more
than four years in succession.
Shall said constitutional amendment
b approved
WIG L-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-27

Requires tond to be given BY public
repositories.
Provides for competitive bids for pub
lie deposits and establishes minimum
interest rate.
Makes separate provision for public
corporations n school districts having
less than Ave hundred dollars ($5o0.e0)
in treasury. r.
Exemp,s custodian Of public funds
from liability when this law L. complied
with.
Provides penalty for persona vio
latins this law.
Repeats all acts and parts Of acts in
consistent with this law.
pxovedf
y, ...: 81
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-27

Provides for separate state and
county primary dominating ballots
without party designation printed
thereon.
ta) Prescribes order Of appearance
Of names Of candidates on The primary
ballot.
(bS Specifies general form Of ballot
and prohibits blanket stickers."
tc) Candidates receiving highest
number Of votes to the extent Of douhle
the number to be eaected declared nomi-
mated.
Provides for separate state and
county ballots at general election.
{a) Candidates limited to those
nominated at the primary election. or
double the number Of officers to be
elected.
90 Candidates receiving highest
vote elected.
Present laws controlling except as
herein provided.
Repeats ali conflicting acts or parts
Of acts.
shall said initiated b ap-
provedf
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-27

THAN ELECTIONS
Petition For Initiation Of Law Providing
For Nomination and Election Of State
Officers Without Party Designation.
An act to provide for the nomination
and election Of STATE Ind county officers
without party designation
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-27

NA~ 49, w.
ConGmiSs1on Law.
An act to amend and re-enact the In
dustrial Commission Law. changing the
personnel of the Industrial Commission.
defining it's powers an duties and au-
thorizing it to manage. on behalf of the
state, the Min and Elevator Association
and the Home Building Association and
limiting the 0 Of bonds to DO sold
for each.
Provides that the Industrial Commits
sion shall ans the Mil and Elevator
Association and the Home Building AS
Specifies that h Industrial Commits
STATE. State Treasurer. and Commission
drst following Legislative Assembly
That the commission shall thereafter
consist Of three members, to be appoint
ed by the Governor, with the consent OF
the Senate, and to servo for ~verlapping
terms.
Provides that the Commission shall
meet not later than the first Monday in
July Of each year to rganize.
Provides that the Commission shall
make rules and regulations and appoint
and engage the services Of managers.
help needed, and nix compensation in
harmony with budget appropriations
made by the legislature.
sell and manufacture grain products,
and limits its operation to the Grand
Forks and Drake Mill and Elevator pro
JcClS.
Provides that the Commission shall
confine itself to carrying out Of valid
existing contracts for the Home Build
ing Association.
Requires that tho Commission shall
prepare and Me an annual report not
later h the first Of January Of Zach
year.
Repeats all Of the Industrial Commits
sion law not expressly enact here
in. as we'll as all acts and parts of acts
inconsistent herewith.
Shall said initiated measure b sp-
provedf
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Nc indebtedness otbsr than that
which ts herein provided for shall be
incurred except for the purpose Of re-
polling invasion. suppresstng insurrec-
ton, defending the state in time of. war
or to provide for the public defense in
case Of threatened hostilittes.N ~
Shall said c~onstitutionsl ansndnsut
bs approved
rnz :.~..---- z
NO ...........-........
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The Amendment and Initiated Law Ballot that you receive at the
polls will contain the same: wording as shown below: It will how
ever be in different shape and different size type. So look the ballot
over and mark an1 in the square opposite the word Yes -. G
as marked and indicated below. .a.
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Vote for Nestos, johnson and Kitchen

y marking an ~ in the square, atths right . iten amss They may t be the first nam
in each division as shown at the lto or they my be the second names IN each dlvnon, as show
al the rphts so watch carefully. 81. M.#
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NO

Petition Tor Initiation Of Law II
Amend and 1e-onAct b Industrial
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VETERINARY
IN DEATH OF GIRL

DECATUR. H.. March 2s-wsr-
rants for the arrest Of DR.. J. n
Nichols. of Paris. H.. on a charge
OF msnslsughter were issued here
today following the death Of Mis-.
Ethel Crume. % years old, at her
home in Mattoon Sunday from ca ,
oolic poisoning. Letters found N
the girls possession were respon-
sible for the issuance OF the w.r-
rant. 49,
DR.. Nichols and Miss Crurae were
TO have been married Sunday. Apru
). but the doctor is undersiOod 10
have broken OF the .cngseenert.
In a letter TO the doctor. the -rsa
wrote:
IF l am not feeling better sun
day. ] will take the medicine"
A letter written to the girl by the
doctor is said 20 have Instructed her
TO take the medicine. tear up the
letter and destroy the bottle. kich-
oils lie a veterinary surgeon.
An autopsy Sunday mornings
vealed the fact the girls death rs-
suited from carbolic poisoning.
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Building Permits

5iie-D. W. Smith. to erect ga
rage rear OF 10 Rhode Island ave-
nue. northwest. lot 4S. square atlf.
6til-Chsrles Finch, to erect
garage rear 1882 Second street
northwest. lot 90. square 30ss. -
sft2-E. L. Johnston. to erect ga
rage rear 1915 Otis place northwest.
lot So. square ss3s.
S4is-charlcs Z. Wire, permit 70
build at 440l-l3 Seventeenth stnsst
northwest. lots Is TO 81. square ssss
5444-Rev. c. 4. Scholer. for-Sf-
terations and repairs TO rear OF
1901 Thirteenth street northwest.
lot Is. square ssI2.
5tf5-Dr W. J. Mankin. for al
terstions and repairs rear OF ssl1
Thirteenth street northwest. lot SO.
square 2st2.
Sew. +. Bowen. for sltera-
tions and repairs. sol Msssachu-
setts avenue northwest. lot s. square
4si
-St47-ElIis Dean. for alterations
and repairs. 1919 Corbin place
northeast. lot lS2. square 1881.
5tfs-E. S. Besll. to erect private
garage rear OF 3752 Kanawha street
northwest. lot IL. square 1872.
544s-Thomas Bowling & Co,
lessee. to erect sign at 80 Penn
sylyania avenue northwest. lot Z,
square $50.
SI5O-L. z. White. to erect sign
at 72S Twelfth street northwest.
lot Sis. square Sls.
s45l-E. s. Beall. permit to huIid
at s755 Kanawha street northwest.
lot Is, square 1879.
5452-R. r. Mcmillan. 20 erect
garage rear Eastern avenue be-
tween Underwood and Van Buren,
streets, lot 49,. square 1928.
5ts3-R. p. Mcmillan. to construct
shed on site same a. above.
5t54 Brodt Brothers. Inc. 10
erect sign at $40 Ninth street north~
west. lot s2l. square S7S.
5455-R. Fitzgerald. for repairs
and alterations rear 10 L street
northwest. lot 20, square 350s.
5l5e-T. ]. Sheedy. permit TO build
at $50 '. street southwest. lot i2s.
square siI.
54s7-A NJ. Pringle. to erect ga
lot 40. square 5tl.
5t5s-Mrs. II. II. Philips. for al
.terations and repairs. esI Louisiana
avenue. lot 90. square 3s2.
St5s-Mrs. II. n. Philips. for all
ana avenue northwest. lot 81. square
$50
sIso-Lacy and Belt. for aiters-
tIoss and repairs . TO 81 Sixteenth
street northwest. lots 80 to a.
square 1884.
stsi-w. II. De Shields. 10 erect
oarao. -e.r 80 r-if,h ..-... -
east. lot ss. square sss.
buiis 5si, e ss.o conn.etscus % ave.
nue. northwest. lot 90, square isss.
bis2-w c. Lew.s. 20 erect ra-
rage rear iio Quincy street NORTH
east. lot 7S. square ss3,.
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w Ward. Acct. $500. Richardson 4
Bastian, pltf sttys.
654s6 A. @. Borden VS. p. Bah
tiste. Appeal. o'shea & sacks, deft
attys.
Equity Suits Filed.
3ss73 Confederate Memorial Assn.
VS. Robert E. Lee Chapter. ID. of c.
Bill for discovery and accounting.
Patterson & Dutton. pltf sttys.
3sS74 In re Liber as7s. folio 4s3.
Bill TO substitute trustee. Charles
Poe. pltf atty.
3ss75 In re Liber 3s55. folio sts.
Bill to substitute trustee Charles
Poe, pltf atty
3ss7s Margaret L. wood VS. Geo.
Z. Wood. Bin for an absolute a.
voree. James Sherier, pltf atty.
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DEATHS.

White.
Micheal Dever. 50 yrs.: 18th and Upshur
ct. NV.
Lola NJ. CuIberson. 2l; sibIey Hospital.
Cornelia Throckmorton, 20: 1872 9Th st. sw
Alice Duffy. IL; 2slT 18th So. NV.
Margaret L. Curtin, IS; 0J6 Mass- ave. ne,
IIucinds n. Dunbar, 65; 2ll y OF. nv.
Ida L. Rust. so, Natl. Homso. Hospt.
Violet 7. shidy. 20: 9ss Shepherd Of. nv
Infant OF Robert L. and Agnes Jones,
day; sibley Hospital.
ceiered.
Bessie Jackson, IS years; 18th and upshur
sts. NV.
Mary Benaugh, Sc; 1907 Jefferson st. nv.
David Leins. IS; 18th and sts. se.
Raymond Proctor, 8 hours; ltle South
Capitol st1sw.
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Local TemPerature.

Highest. az; lowest, 26.
Relative humidity-S a. m, 80; 2
p. M. az: s p. m. %.
Rainfall Is p. m. to s p. m.), 0.ol
Hours OF sunshine. 12.5
Per cent of possible sunshine, 100.
Departures from Normal.
Accumulated excess OF tempera-
ture since January !. 1921, 6sl.
Excess Of temperature since March
1. 1921. 43s.
Accumulated deficiency OF precipi-
tation since January l, 1921, 3.57.
Deficiency of precipitation since
March !, 1921, 1.27.
Temperature same date last year
Highest. IL: lowest. So
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BIRTHS.

whits.
Camille and Annie vaccsro. rirl.
William L. and Emma n Smith. girl.
Arthur W. and Hsttye Z. Lsiih, girl.
Edward and Olive Harrison, girl.
Bruce and Ada Michael. boy.
Walter ID. and Florence ID. Haifht. fifl.
William A. and Mary i. Rounds. boy.
Carl 2. and Lillian A. Young, girl.
Stanislave X. and Mary x. Burch. boy.
Harry Z. and Margaret II. Osborn, girl.
James II. and Edith lawson. girl.
Reodore s. and Lorna n. Amussen, boy.
oolors6.
George and Theresa Cook. boy.
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c MADAM ALLEN
50c-MADAM BELL-5Oc
5Oc-MADAM SELIA-5Oc

Egyptian Palmist and Medium; tells your
past, present and future life; she tells the
secret. how 70 win In business, love. health
and family affairs. law suits, specula ZION
and divorce ceses; tells who and when you'll
marry; make no mistake when seeking help
and advice Of Q clairvoyant or palmist; Il
pays to consult the best; costs no more |;
special readings, Soc; daily and Sunday.
Phone franklin 237s-J. S3i 7th ST. NV.
a-l0l
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What's Going
On Today

Address--community Organize.
aohs by courtenay Dinwiddie.
"omens City Club, 81 m.
Conyentions-Assoc Of cal
legiate Alumnae snd soYthern xs,o-
citation Of College Women. Hotel
washington. s:se-l2:3o. Open meet
ing al National Museum, 8 D. M. |.
Free Movies = Agricultural De-
partment, Illustrating depirtmenrs
work uor employees only. Central
plays. ~,
Parcel Post saie-Beneht c.,u-
atty Hospital. at ais A street south
east, Q D. m =.
Easter Social-Holy Mama 81
ciety OF St Augustine Church, bene-
MT new school fund. Central Coli
scum, afternoon.
heetinE-city Club. clubhouse. n
.. m. Definite action on new butia-
Ing plan for club home on q street
site.
Dance-Alpha Club. St theresa,
Hall. v street southeast, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth, sp. m.
Aseting-vermont State As.oeis-
tion, College women's Club. Issz
street northwest, 8 .. m.
Meeting-Navy Yard Branch, Fed
eral Employees Union, 1879 New
York avenue. Q .. m.
MeetIng-Anthony League, 2oe7
Columbia Road. 10 s O'Clock.
Speakers, Mrs. Lucille Warren ana
hrs Crosby Eugene stoddard.
Hike-Nature section, Twentieth
Century Club. meets Eleventh ana
New York avenue 10 o'clock. for
cars to Eastern Branch.
Dance-Lonesome Club, Wilson
Normal School. 9 D. m.
Address-Christisn Social Club. Y
w. c. A, 1889 r street northwest.
talk by Miss Elsie Kittler. sp.m
weekly dance OF the Y. M.HA
tonight. corner Of Eleventh street
ana Pennsylvanis avenue north
west
Tedays Anusenents.
Polfs-"Blossom Time"
Nstional-"ErmInie."
Garrick-''over the Hill"
belaseo Walter Scanlon in
Hearts Of Erin"
keith's-vaudeville
osmos-Vaudeville and picture.
strand-Naudeville ana nIctures
Gayety-"'Girls OF the Z A"
capitol - Joe wiltons ..HurIv
Burly."
metropolitan Charles Ray 4,
Nineteen and Phyllis"
Palace - Roscoe C"Fatty"D A.
ou1kIe In "Brewster's Millions."
hlslto-'Black Beauty"
Coiumois-'The Faith HeaIer-
with Milton SnIs.
| Love" 4"
Garden - Edith Roberts in Tn.
Unknown Wife"
SrSndalls-Jack Pickford in The
Man Who Had Everything
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DAILY COURT CALENDAR.

& Havell-syme 4 williams, attys.
5s076 Mckinney VS. Mutual Life
Ins. Co. Of N. Y. Trial resumed.
Verdict for pltf for $2,50e.f4 with
int on s2,26s from February IL,
1916. Gardiner & Duvall-McKen-
ney & Fiannery. attys.
65f26 Dist Natl Bank of Wash
VS. Sachs. -Judgt by default VS. deft
for $3.50 with interest and costs.
Barnard q johnson. attys for pltf.
CIRCUIT DIVISION No. 2.
As.ignnent fer Today.
100 Carey VS. Pot Elec Power Co.
II. W. Driscoll-R. J. whiteford, at
tys.
1853 Totten VS. Dist OF Col. VIM.
E. Leahy. atty for pltf.
23S George VS. w. B. & A. Elec
r. r. Co. Wells. Owens e. New
myer-Littiepage & Tsliaferro. at
tvs.
2to Tate. vs. W. r. & E. Co. II. b.
Behrend-R. J. whiteford. attys.
242 Front Royal Natl Bank VS.
Yellott. E. H. jackson, atty for
pltf.
246 L. S. VS. Frank. Jno. E. Lasky
.-Tobriner. Graham. King, Simon &
Young. attys.
24S Combs VS. Bean Contracting
Co. Lambert & Yeatman-H A.
Hegarty, attys.
$50 Grimes VS. W. r. & Z. Co.
Downing & Berry-R. ]. whiteforu,
attys.
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NINE. PARKER.

Gifted Cisirroyant and Medium, can tell
you anything you want to know in bust.
ness. Aealth or family Affairs; when and
whom you will marry; what TO do to be
successful In life, and how to win and hold
the one of your choice. Satisfaction or no
charge. 1911 Il st. NV. 3-267
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

n cents o line Z tfme
IsT dtscosaf or more Insertions.
S~~~~~S~--~O-S~~O~~~~o~~-~-
zoos NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV. NEAR
Washington circle-very beautifully fur
nished large room and kitchenette with
sink; first floor: electricity; hard -woot
floors; exclusive locality; reasonable.
3-Aa
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WEATHER

District Of Columbia. Maryland
and virginia-Fair and warmer to-
day: tomorrow cloudy and warmer;
fresh southeast and south winds.
Local Tenp<rnfure.
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WANTED-MIScELLANEOUS.
z, cents a line I time.

I55e uIsc0EHI " MoF6 WStTTt0Ns.
>>~>>>@
WILL CALL IN MY UNLETTERED AUTO.
mobile. city or s;turban, and pay you
highest prices for ladies'. gentiemen's. chill
dren's discarded clothing. will call. q.
RICE 1882 7th 81. nv. North 1Is5. f2-45o
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PROPOSALS.
IS cents q line

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. \, a
Washington. March q, 1921, Sealed nro.
pos.s VIII be received at Room 500, bis
,aiet Building, until 2 o'clock D. m. ApriI
~ ~; iszl' Tor removing piles and portion Of
osa pier. Dredging and driving and eappinr
piles at the old ferry wharf on water street
between N end streets southwest Forms
OF proposals, specifications and inform zion
nay De obtained from Chief CLERK, Engineer
department. Room 427. District Building.
washington. d. Q. cUNo II. RUDOLPH.
CHARLES W. KUTz. JAMES r. OYSTER
Commissioner. D. O. a.4is
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

rs cents line
VETERANS WHO SERVED FROM APRIL
Is. 1s9s. to June 4. 1902. Call 1l0l Z
st. NV, between 0 and 10 a. NJ. 3-5ie
YOUR OLD WOOD FLOORS PLANED,
scraped and repolished; same as new
small closet done free to demonstrate my
work. c. ADAMS, 607 G st. NV. Phone
Franklin 2JlS. 3-543
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MADAM D,ASHMAN

cLAIRyoYANT. CRYSTAL GAzER AND
CARD READER.
This gifted lady will tell Jour fortune %
love. marriage, divorce. changes, rsunItss
the separated, helps your TO win back lost
bve. happiness and ousiness. Frank. esA
Readings Daily, II to g., Sun. 2 to Z
733 18th ST.. Between q Il.
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PERSONAL.

10 cests o hss 49,.
f5% dtscoant or more tssertioas.
~-~~->~~~~~-~~~~~-~~~~->>~ ~----~-~-~~-~
wORKINGMEN-IT DOES NOT SEEM
possible for any store to duplicate the
square value you hnd 10 this porch front
store: prove this true; new pants, fine value.
at 81 to s.; some stores pay about that
price buying in small lots; we sell slightly
used suits s. up. Ladies' Store, 6ls ID.
JCsTH's OLD STAND. 61e d. 3-54i
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CRIMINAL DIVISION No. 1.
Proceedings.

3735s U. S. VS. Frank Brooks: as
sault to rape. Plea not guilty entd.
F. A. Gibson. atty for deft.
1882 U. S. VS. Frank Brooks; rape.
Plea not guilty entd. F. A. Gibson,
atty for deft.
3114 U. s. VS. John Raymond Al
len: first degree murder. Same Jury
respited from yesterday. Jury again
respited. James A. o'shea,,atty for
37o5l U. S. VS. Issdore Cohn. alias
Nick Cohn; VIC Sec 81 Penal Code:
plea not guilty entd. T. NJ. wam-
pier. atty for deft.
376s2 U. s. VS. Peter T. Duffy: vio
Sec 32 Penal Code: recog 800 taken.
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MADAM MAVIS

MADAM MAVlS
THE GREAT EGYPTIAN PALMIsT.
Tells your past. present and future; gives
names. dates and facts known only to your
self; advice on business. love, luck court
ship. marriage and divorces; in fact any
thing pertaining to your welfare and happi-
uess. Don't fail to cossult this wonderful
Egypti1n. You will find true help.
Special Readings This Week Only &c.
So 18th ST. NV, BET. II & SITS.
3-J3S
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Present-Chief Justice smyth &
Justice Van Orsdel.
3471 Henry VS. u. s. Motion to
extd time for appellee's brief grtd.
No assignment for wednesday.
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Assignment for To-day

L. s. VS. John Raymond Allen;
first degree murder. Case on trial.
The grand jury returned the follow
ing indictments yesterday: Horace
G. Atkisson.t murder, LIST degree:
Everett A. Irwin. murder. End de-
gree: Louis r. Theobsld. VIC sec Isl
Penal Code; Bernard 4. Marcus. jr..
embeZzlement 90 chargeeD: Arthur
c. Cpson Jr, attempted false pre-
lenses; c. Ray Coots. alias Col c. A.
Harris, false pretcnses; Morris Elias.
vio sec S36-a ID. {. Code: Elijah
Campbell. rape C charges): Mary
Anderson, alias Mary Coles. house
breaking; Octavia Scott. assault
with dangerous weapon: Octavia
Scott, second offense uf petit lar
ceny: Joseph A. Richardson. forgery
and uttering.
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POULTRY AND PETS.

Ie cents q hne time.
15fe dfscornf 8 or more fnsertfonsA
JUST RECEIVED. PULTERIzED SHEEP
fertilizer for lawn and plants; 25c SOC
and 75c packages. scHMID's BIRD STORE.
112 18th St nw! $40
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Preceedings.

$3.50 Kern vs Phillips & sa-
ger. Judgt on, mandate for de-
fendant VS. pItf for costs etc. Bell
& Marshall-Duyaii & Gardiner.
attys-
6263s Newbold VS. ,Seill. Cause
ordered on Stat calendar. sherman
q Heller-T. C. Bradley. attys.
625s3 Ambrose VS.. Eby. Cause
ordered on stet calendar. Hawken
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RIZPAH ELDON

Worlds Greatest Clairvoyant. Palmist and
Spirit Medium. Readings daily from 10 q.
m. to p. m. 1918 14th ST. nw., over
Pocahontas candy shop. ". 7s20. 2-310
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HILBURN-0n Monday, March 2s. 1921,
CHARLES c., husband Of A. st. Clair
p. Milburn and son Of Emma y. Nil.
burn and the late John A. Milburn, at
bis residence. 2os4 Sixteenth street
= northwest
Funeral from his residence wednesday,
March 30. 1921, at 2 p. m. Interment
private. $50
sHIDY-On March %. 1921, at her resi-
dence. 935 Shepherd street northwest,
VIOLET T.. In her 10Th year
Funeral from ]. William Lees Chapel.
332 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, on
Thursday. March 81. 1921, at . d. m.
Friends invited to attend. a-53a