Only two eases were on the docket at the U. Court for China on 10, that of Lilian Chai Suit "for divorce from her husband, Samuel Chalet, and a pro: misery note case, Lil, C. Wor Leonard G. Husur.
In the former. Mrs. Chalet received an interlocutory decree that becomes absolute in six months, She is to receive $125 monthly as alimony ang counsel fees of $100. he other case involved a pro-nilssers note that is alleged to have been drawn by Husar on September 7, 1926, for the sum of Tls. 4,125, payable to Wong in sixty days, at the rate of eight per cent, Motion for judgment by default was made by Btn. C. P, Holeomb, attorney for Dir. Wong, and atter hearing the particulars Judge Purdy, made an order for the judgment winters asked for by the plain 4
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