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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-28
FROM STARK COUNTY
The State Of North Dakota, Plain
tiff and Respondent


The State Of North Dakota, Plain
VS.
North American Creamery Company.
Defendant and Appellant.
SYLLABUS:
/. Where. a corporation is being
prosecuted for criminal offensc
under the provisions Of Article 4,
Chapter Is of the Code of Criminal
Procedure, and an information is
filed without q preliminary exam
ination. the defendant may waive
issuance of the summons and the
delivery Of = true and correct copy
Of the information. Proceeding to
trial without such copy Is a waiver
Of the delivery, in the absence of
demand therefor.
2. The objection that the informa.
tion is duplicitious must be taken
advantage Of by demurrer.
8. An information in q criminal
action charging q violation Of Chap
ter 127 Of the Session Laws of 1926
is sufficient if it sets forth the Of
Tense In the language of the statute,
and such Information need not mega
tive the proviso In the second para.
graph Of Section 2 Of said Chapter
when the information states that the
acts charged were done wilfully,
knowingly and unlawfuliy.
4. Chapter 127 Of the Session
Laws Of 1925 is not vulnerable to
the charge that it violates Sections
!, 3, 20, "a Of Article ! Of the Con-
stitution Of this State, Clause 8 of
Section 8, Article l of the Constitu-
tion Of the United States or the 14th
Amendment to. the Constitution of
the United States.
Appeal from the District Court of
Stark County. Hon. Thos. H. Pugh,
Judge.
AFFIRMED. 50
Opinion Of the court by Burr. J.
Peterson, Jackson 4 Brist, St,
Papl. Minnesota. and Sullivan, Han
ley + Sullivan, of Mandan, N. D., At
torneys for Defendant and Appellant,
i J. P. Cain, w. C. Crawford. Dick.
inson. N. Oak. and George Shafcr,
Attorney General. Bismarck. N. D.,
pondent.
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their stuff Tuesday when they 90 up
against the Giants at st. Augustine.

against tue WANTS NJ S1. augustine.
Cincinnati-Cincinn Nationals
will play the first of two games with
the Baltimore Orioles at West Palm
Beach today.
Pittsburgh-pittsburgh1 Pirates
were on their way to San Antonio,
Texas, today after having defeated
San Francisco Mission Bells, A. to l,
and the Seals, 2 to 3. in two Sunday
games.
st. Louis--Manager Bob O'Farrcll
OF the Cardinals says he has three
starting pitchers lined up-Grover
Cleveland Alexander, Jess Haines and
Bill Sherdel. The pitching and field
ing 'staffs, he said, are salts factory
and these, with terrific batting
runch recently developed, should
bring the world champions into the
arena with every chance for a sue
cessfM season.
The Browns spoiled q clan record
against Cincinnati Reds yesterday by
dropping q game in difference to ex-
cellent pitching of Nehf and Dono-
hue. The score was 6 to 3.
Washington-Ossie Bluege, third
sacker for Washington ball club, has
been shifted permanently to short
stop. Inability of other players to
give satisfactory results on double
plays between first and second
prompted the change.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the matter of the estate of Je

In the matter of the estate of Jen-
ME A. Mitchell Lamb, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the m,r Tn-
traitor of the estate OF Jennie A.:
Mitchell, Lamb. late Of the CITY of
Spirit Lake, County Of Dickson,
and State Of Iowa, deceased. to the
creditors OF: and all persons having
claims against said deceased, to OK
hibit them with the necessary
the first publication OF this notice.
to said administrator ct office Of
John J. Clarity. In the City of Will
ton. n. Dak., or to the Judge OF the
County Court OF Burletgh County.
At his office in the Court House n
County. North Dakota.
You are hereby further notified
that Hon. /. C. Davies. Judge Of the
County Court. within and for the
County OF. Burleigh and state, OF
Nor North pskots has fi1s ss.i ths I'm ha
hour OF ten O'Clock In the forenoon
OF said day. At the Court Rooms, in
the Court House In the City OF Bis
marck. in said County and State.
~. the time and place for hearing
and ADJUSTING all claims ag~nst t 4
Lamb. deceased, which have been
duly. and regularly presented a.
herein before provided.
Dated March I'm i ssffiI;rrpN.s
Administrators Of the estate OF
Jennie A. MitOhelp Lamb,
deceased.
Fret publtcetion. ON the alst day
Of March. A. D. 1897.
Wilton, n. Bsk.
Attorney for Administrator.
3/3l-2s
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CANZ0NERI-
TAYLOR BOUT
ENDS IN DRAW
Promoter Mullen Is Already
Planning For Second Meet.
ing Of Bantamweights

Chicago, Mar. 28.-1P1-Thc myth
ical bantamweight boxing crown
and the genuine $4,000 jeweled
championship belt both are still
homeless today.
Bud Taylor and Tony Canzoneri
failed to establish their undisputed
claim to the heirlooms in 10 spark
ling rounds Saturday night. The
two judges and Referee Joy Choynski
decided that their heads were bloody
but unbowed. and only handful Of
Taylor partisans booed the draw de-
cision.
Plans for a second meeting ut an
outdoor spot here were begun to-
day by Promoter Jim Mullen, who
furnished the diamond studded belt.
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Joe Olson Is Named
as Midget Captain

Joe Olson, center on the Fargo
basketball team this season, was
named next years captain Of the
Midget cage aggregation at Il banquet
in Fargo Saturday night. He will
conclude his basketball career next
year.
At the same time, letters were
awarded to the captain-elect Morris
Long. Paul Airhcart, Lloyd Gregory,
Joe Blakeslee. Donald Messy and
Robert Allison. Blakeslee is the
only one Of this group who graduates
this year.
Short talks by faculty members
concluded the banquet
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UZCUDUN And
HEENEY WILL
FIGHT FRIDAY
Bout Will Mark Lifting of
Weeks Suspension Imposed
on Tex Richard

New York, March 28.-R)-Fists
of heavyweights will fly again in
Tex Richards elimination tourna-
mcnt next Friday night to mark the
lifting of weeks suspension inn
posed on the Madison Square promo
ter by the New York state athletic
commission.
Pauline Uzcudun, fiery Spaniard
entry in the chase for title shot at
Gene Tunney, is due to battle 10
rounds with Tom Hccncy, rugged
New Zealand giant who disposed Of
Charley Anderson, Chicago negro. in
his first start here. Pauline jumped
to the front Of the contenders' ranks
by outpointing Knute Hansen, Danish
boxer. after knocking out three medi-
OGRE heavyweights in preliminary
warmups.
Looking Toward Dempsey Bout
Pauline showed an aggressive at
tack, tircless and colorful, in his as
sault on Hansen. The basque wood
chopper is pointing for q match
with Jack Dempsey, providing he de-
fcats Hecncy and the former heavy
weight champion returns to the ring.
Pauline also is considered likely
opponent for Jack Delaney if the
Bridgeport warrior seeks another
chancc in the elimination tourna-
mcnt.
Hccncy proved himself a two fist
cd sluggcr in his defeat of Anderson.
The entry from down "undcr" dis
played little boxing ability, an ac-
complishmcnt lacking also in Pau
limos offensive, but like the basque
showed limitless ability to take
punishment and return to the attack
with both gloves flying.
Two lO-round matches on tho same
card will match Pat Mccarthy, heavy
punching Bostonian, with Matt
Adgic, Philadelphia light heavy
weight, and Joe Salas, Pacific coast
feathcrweight, with Andre Routis Of
France. A six and q four-round pre-
liminary complete the lineup.
A Full Week Ahead
Reopening of Richards arena,
darkened by order Of the commits
sion when he failed to explain salts
factorily the receipt of over so per
cent Of the receipts by principals in
previous heavyweight tournament
clashes, provides a full week for
glove fans.
Andy Devoid, knocked out recently
in title tilt by Mushy Callahan,
junior welterweight, starts his come
back tonight at St. Nicholas rink
against Irish Tommy Jordan Of
Brooklyn, in 1O-r0und feature.
Ruby Goldstcin. sensational New
York youngstcr whose rise to top
lightweight rank was jolted by Ac1
Hudkins last year, takes his second
step on the comeback road against
Pete Petrollc, brother Of Billy, the
Fargo Express" from North Dakota,
in six-round go at the Pioneer Club
tomorrow. Golstein knocked out Sid
kcppen in his comeback opener last
week.
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GRAND FORKS QuINT
DRAWS TOLEDO TEAM

Chicago, March 2S.--tP, The pair
inIs for the opening round Of the
national high school basketball tour
namcnt, starting at the University
of Chicago tomorrow. follows:
10 a. m.-Safford Arizona vs..
Franklin. N. II.
IL n. m.-London, Ky, VS.. Musca-
tine, Iowa.
II noon Lincoln. Ncb.. vs.. Alpine,
Tenn
! p. m.--Huron, S. d., VS.. Green
VILE, 5. G.
. D. m.-Waitc High. Toledo, Ohio,
VS.. Grand Forks, N. u.
3 y. m.--Fairmont, w. Va, vs..
Tallasscc, Alabama.
4 y. m.-Durant, Okla, vs.. Morton
High, Cicero, I'LL.
p. m.--W Winfield, Kansas, VS.. Alb
crdcen, $. d.
8 p. IN. Vienna, Georgia, vs.. Mi
ncrsvillc, Utah.
Z p. m.- Northeast High, Kansas
City, Mo, vs.. Dover, Ohio.
y. m Dccrficld. Shields, Chica-
70, VS.. Colorado Springs.
. p. m.- Burlington, w., IS. Bo
thell, Washington.
10 p. m.Durham, N. G., vs. Poca-
tcllo, Idaho.
Wednesday
II Il. m.--Winncrs Of the . i. III.
game of Tuesday Us, Ridgcficld
Park, N. j.
II noon-Athcns, Texas, VS.. Eau
Claire, Wis.
p. m.-Fort Fairfield, Maine, VS..
Roswell, N. NJ.
. p. H. Muskcgon, Mich, VS..
Batesville, Ark.
3 p. m.-Eugene, Oregon, VS.. Luvall
High, Jacksonville, Fla.
p. INJURY High, Norfolk, Va,
VS.. Oak Park, La.
p. m.-Brlstol, Conn, VS.. Ari-
iona.
g p. m.--Florence, Miss, VS.. South
High, Minneapolis.
p. m.-Englewood High, Chicago,
VS.. Cheyenne, Wyoming.
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y SPORTS e
AZ TOWNS ARE
REPRESENTED
IN CAGE MEET
Northwest Has Grand Forks,
Huron. Aberdeen and Min
neapCliS Teams Entered

Chicago. March 90 (Py-Teams
representing IA high schools in towns
ranging from Alpine, Tenn, a ham
let Of six houses, to the biggest
metropolitan centers, began arriving
today for their annual battle for the
national interscholastic basketball
championship at the University of
Chicago.
Thirty eight states are represented
in the competition, which starts to-
morrow. All but six Of the teams are
state public high school champions.
Last years title winner, Fitchburg,
Mass, is out Of the tournament this
year.
First round games will occupy
Tuesday and Wednesday, the climina-
tons progressing to the finals next
Saturday night. A consolation round
has been arranged, so that first
round losers will have chance to
find some team they can beat.
Belated acceptance Of invitations
by two teams delayed pairings for
the opening matches but these will
be completed today.
Five games. one IA day, will be the
program for the teams which battle
their way through to the semifinals,
while few will have Il bye in the
luck Of the draw.
Because of the big field, play has
been advanced again to . Il. m. Tues
day morning, with IL games on the
opening day, and The other eight in
the first round beginning at 8
o'clock Wednesday morning
The entries include: Huron, S. D.;
Grand Forks, ~ D.; Aberdeen, 5. d.;
and South High, Minneapolis.
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SECOND PLACE WINNERS
TO PLAY OFF TIE TODAY

Atlanta, Ca, March 28.--(4)-Two
professional golfers from New Jer-
sey, Johnny Farrell Of Quaker Ridge
and John Golden of Paterson, meet
in an 18-hole match today and there
may cost one Of them $3,25O.
The two Johns led the money play
ers in the southern open tourname emit,
finishing Saturday with 2s9 for the
Bobby Jones. who galioped home
with the title.
Tournament officials met the pair
in the East Lake Club house with an
offer to divide first and second
money, $4,000 and $1,75O, between
them, but they preferred to shoot it
out at o'clock today.
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DECISIONS OF SUPREME COURT
From Ransom County
G. B. Miller, Plaintiff and Appellant,

DECISIONS OF SUPREME COURT
From Ransom County
G. B. Miller, Plaintiff and Appellant,
Ray Benecke, Defendant.
and
Minneapolis, St. Paul 4 Sault Ste.
Marie Railway Company, a corpor-
alton, Garnishec and Respondent.
Syllabus:
!. In a garnishmcnt action in
justice Of the peace court a disclos-
ure by the garnishec Of property or
money in his possession or under
his control is necessary before an
application can be made for a second
summons.
2. An affidavit for substituted
service by publication in the lang
uage of the statute, but which is
qualified by the statement y'That
this affiant has been informed that
the post office address of said de-
PENDANT is or will be Detroit, is in
sufficient and the publication Of
summons Is no service. 5..u
s. The validity Of a Judgment
against q garnishee depends upon a
valid judgment against the defend
ant.
4. A motion may be made at any
time, in any court, to vacatc q void
judgment.
Appeal from the District Court of
Ransom County, North Dakota, Hon.
Geo. M. McKcnna, Judge.
Modified.
Opinion Of the court by Burke, J.
J. v. Backlund, Attorney for the
Plaintiff and Appellant, Endcrlin,
North Dakota.
Charles G. Bangcrt and Tim A.
Francis, Attorneys for the Garnishec
and Respondent. Enderlin, North
Dakota
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FROM MOUNTRAIL COUNTY
Side Abdellah. Plaintiff and Appel.

VS..
Solomon Hodge, and Odin Stray. as
Sheriff of Mountrail County, North
Dakota. Defendants and Rcspon-
dents.
SYLLABUS:
(I In an equitable action to en-
join the enforcement of . judgment,
the court has power to impose such
terms and conditions as the cxigen-
cics of the case demand, to the end
that justice may be done to all
parties to the litigation; and, hence,
in granting relief from q judgment,
the court may impose terms that the
adverse party be compensated for cx-
pense incurred under the judgment.
CD In the instant case it is held,
for reasons stated in the opinion,
that the trial court did not err in
permitting the judgment creditor to
retain the proceeds Of certain prop
erty seized and sold under an exc.
cution issued upon the judgment.
From . judgment of the District
Court Of Mountrail County, Lowe,
Judge, defendant appeals.
AFFIRMED.
Per Curtain Opinion.
r. E. Swendseid, Stanley, N. Oak,
Attorney for Appellant.
F. f. Wyckoff, Stanley, N. OAK,
Attorney for Respondents.
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strongest opponents. And the Gin
cinnati Reds must be figured among
those who have Il chance. 1t would
not be surprising to see the Cubs and
Reds battle it out for fourth place,
with a possible chance that one of
them may be il third place winner.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE.
CLOSURE SALE.

Notice is hereby given that that
certain mortgage made, executed
and delivered by Francis r. Young
and Florence Il. Young. his wife.
Mortgagors to Julia g. Culack,
Mortgagee. dated November 2Jrd,
!S!6. and recorded December 21st.
1915. in the office OF the Register
Dakota. IN Book 80 of Mortgages
on page els, will be foreclosed by q
sale of the premises in such mort
gage and hereafter described at the
front door Of the court house in the
city Of Bismarck. County Of. bur.
leigh and state Of North Dakota. at
the hour of two o'clock r. NJ, on
the 9Th day Of April, 1897. TO satisfy
the amount duo OH such mortgage
on the day of sale. Tho premises
described In such mortgage and
which will be sold to satisfy the
same are situated In the County Of
6urleigh and State Of North Da-
' xit.' and sal.. described as follows. To-
North Of Range Is west. That de-.
fault exists by virtue Of the failure
of the said Mortgag0rs 10 pay those
certain notes secured by this mort
cage. which have become due.
Inere Will be due on such mort
gage at the time Of sala the aums OF
x6,473.33 and the costs Of toreclos-
ure and sale herein.
J JULIA q. GULACK.
!QsERK i HARIaER.-..-.
Htsernsy ~, toF 4Sf!919ee,
tFirst publication 2I2S. 1870
OVERWHELMINGLY
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FROM MCINTOSH COUNTY
Gottlicb Ley, Plaintiff and Respon-
dent

First National Bank Of Ashley. North
Dakota, a corporation, Defendant
and Appellant.
SYLLABUS:
/. The maxim "Hc who seeks equi-
ty must do equity" applies only to
cases where plaintiff 10 wholly with
out remedy at law, and is entirely
dependent on court of equity for
relief.
2. In an action to recover for the
wrongful taking and conversion Of
property, to ascertain the amount,
and value of the same, and that such
value be declared a trust fund for
the benefit of the plaintiff, the de-
PENDANT cannot plead in defense of
his wrongful act, a counter-claim
against plaintiff of joint indebted
ness Of plaintiff, and another, to the
defendant.
3. The taking and conversion Of
the plaintiffs property by the de-
PENDANT in the case at bar was wrong
full act, and under section 1851 c. l..
1913, the defendant cannot take ad-
vantage of his own wrong.
Appeal from the District Court of
Mcintosh County, Hon. Geo. M. Nc
Kenna, Judge.
Opinion Of the Court by Burke, j.
W. H. Stutsman, Mandan, N. Oak,
Attorney for Appellant.
Curtis & Remington, Lisbon, N.
OAK, Attorneys for Plaintiff and
Respondent.
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FROM WARD COUNTY
Evald Causvik, Plaintiff and Respon
dent

Larson Richter Company, a corpora
ton. Defendant and Appellant
and
Stearns Motor Company, a corpora.
ton, Plaintiff and Respondent
VS..
Larson Richter Company, a corpora.
ton. Defendant and Appellant.
(Two cases.)
~ In two actions, one for per-
sonal injury and one for damage to
automobile, where it appeared that
the driver Of q car upon the exhaus-
tion Of the supply Of gasoline had
driven off to the right side Of the
highway and parked the car temper
arily awaiting relief and while so
parked car, proceeding in the same
direction such driver had been travel
ing, collided with the car thus park
ed, the evidence is examined and it
is held that there is substantial evil
dence that the parked car was equip
ped with a functioning tail light.
(2l Where the driver of an auto
mobile had occasion to stop on a
highway in the night time on account
of q temporary disability to proceed,
~nu WASAC Iu SV OVluk HC p0TkCO the
car on the extreme right side of the
graded highway, such car being
equipped with functioning tail
light, and where q collision resulted
between his car thus parked and an
other proceeding in the same direc-
ton, it is held that the questions
Of negligence and contributory neg
iigcnce are questions Of fact for the
jury.
Appeal from the District Court of
Ward County, Hon. Geo. H. Moellring,
Judge.
AFFIRMED,
Opinion Of the, court by rBirdzell,
Oh. J. ia
L. J. Palda, Jr., and c. e. Brace,
Minot. N. Oak, Attorneys for Appel
liant.
MCGEE & Coss, and G. w. Twiford,
Minot. N. Dak., Attorneys for Res
pondcnts.
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George Ger rookie from the Trsye League has just about
Reports emanatng from Lakeland Fla where Indians
indicate McCalste
there completely
They have just about handed the
Gcrken felded the
spring It is true he Speaker in fielding but with
Summa side other balls
pcccd to drop safely in the oucd And how that baby HIT
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FROM CASS COUNTY
II. Barnes, c. n. McGec and others,
Contestants and Appellants

C0nte1t9nt9 ana Appellants
Eugene Meehan, ct a, - Directors
Of Common School District Number
Thirty-fivs in Cass County, North
Dakots. Of 81. DESCENDANTS and Res
SYLLABUS:
Article q Of Chapter II Of the
J es!sseeE csdev whisapsovides for
contesting elections upon service Of
notice, 10 examined and held not to
authorize the contesting Of an elec.
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than any other man on the squad
The 'nficld Lineup
The infield lineup starts with the
comical Charley Grimm on first,
"Sparky" Adams back at second,
Cooncy cavorting around short and
Frcigan rounding out the quartet on
third. English, Il new youngstcr.
also is making il strong bid for the
shorts.op berth and will keep Cooncy
stepping lively if he expects to re
tain his job.
IIeathcote, Hack Wilson. stephen
son and Webb are listed as the reg
ular fly chascrs. Wilson seems
pretty certain to play around in the
center pasture and Heathccotc is a
cinch for his old berth on the right
side of the field. It's tossup be-
tween Webb and Stephenson for the
third berth. Mccarthy also has q
couple Of rockies who have shown
considerable ability in swapping the
high ones that come their way. They
also have a pretty fair eye for sock
ing the horsehdc
The world champion Cardinals. the
Giants and Pirates loom as Chicago's
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FROM WARD COUNTY

Stanley Gallagher. y minor, by Harry
Gallagher, his guardian, ad Item,
Plaintiff and Respondent
VS..
Great Northern Railway Company, q
corporation, ct al, Defendants and
Appellants.
SYLLABUS:
In an action for injuries sustained
by boy fourteen years of age, oc-
casioncd by the starting of q freight
train, which was blocking public
crossing in q town in this state. while
such boy was attempting to cross
the train at such public crossing, it
is held, for reasons stated in the
opinion, that the complaint states
facts sufficient to constitute q cause
Of action.
Appeal from the District Court Of
Ward County, Hon. Jno. C. Lowe,
Judge. Defendants appeal from an
order overruling demurrer to the
complaint.
AFFIRMED.
Opinion Of the court by Christian.
son, J..
Murphy & Toner, Grand Forks, N.
Oak. Attorneys for Appellants.
Halvor L. Halvorson, Minot, N. D.,
Attorney for Respondent.
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Fights Tonight

(By The Associated Press)
Rochester, N. Y.-Louis (Kid)
Kaplan, ". Cuddy .Demarco, (10).
Buffalo-Johnny Risko vs.. Jimmy
Slattery (10l.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from lakeland,
fla, tpaining camp Of Cleveland Ia.
dams indicate the tribe il rounding
into toym, They are set to show
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DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME COURT

ton held in school district upon
proposal to move q schoolhousc
from one location to another.
Appeal from the District Court of
Cass County, Hon. Chas. M. Cooley,
Judge.
AFFIRMED.
Opinion of the court by Birdzell,
Oh. ].
Lcmke e. Weaver, Fargo, N. Dak.,
Attorneys for Appellants.
J. E. Hendrickson, Fargo, NJ OAK,
Attorney for Respondents.
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Stanley Gallagher, = minor, by Harry
Gallagher, his guardian, ad Item,
Plaintiff and Respondent
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: Wilton, n. OAK.
Attorney for Administrator.
Evening star., 1927-09-27
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued TO the
following:
Joseph D. Alvis Of oilville- Va. and jean
ette M. Sargent of Cordwell. Va.
Nathan Sommers and Bertha Miller.
Joseph Knappo and Ann Z. Ollendorf. both
William 4. Totey Of Eastsrly; Pa,s and E.
Marvin Z. Kinnebunk and elisabeth D.
Charles W. Cook and Fannie r. Stake.
John p. Rodgers and Catherine l.. Forrest
Lewis G. Chsnault and Ann e. Gibbs. both
VI William fiiHf i. tmstead of this city and
Martha v. Crump of Del Ray. Va,
Butler w. Smith and Elester Colston.
Harvey O. Dawson and Befnice Z. Dorsey.
James Moor and Minnie Watts.
Francis A. Griffin and Beatrice Owden.
Samuel Scott and Florence Thomas.
John f. Dodson and Norah Savoy: go
Francis W Sullivan and Mildred M. Smith.
Marshsfl H. wilmse Of this city and Clara
A. Van fleman of Mount Vernon. Va.
Emmett o. Dodson and Mary d. Martin.
George Towers. IT,. and vernilli Hall both
charles vaughan and Susie Jenkins.
Frank Bennett and Bessie Berneten. both
of Baltimore.