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 SIXTY-SIXTH CONGRESS. Sess. II. Crrs. 150, 153. 1920. 555 War is hereby authorized and directed to sell at public or private ,hjg';,g‘8*”'P*“S· °°· sale, under such rules and reigulations as he may prescribe, all dental outfits in excess of the nee s of the Government, preferentially to persons who served in the Army, Navy, Marme Corps, Coast Guard, or the American Red Cross of the United States during the recent war and who are at the time of such sale licensed to [Lractice dentistry; Mmmm but not more than one set of dental supphes shall e sold at private ' sale to any one person. Approved, April 17, 1920. cnn-. ree.-Ae Act To amend nie Act ensued ··.4.¤ Act to establish e code eriew ‘irTlal°é¤§•:T%n<l(¤i$¤r%; code o law for the District of Columbia, approved March 3, 1901, ries} ’ pp` _ and the A}¢;tsCa)r:l1en<%ai_zJ•ilry ésherglof gpsd suppfegintartzy tlieretohcplp- V°‘· °2· *’P· "”°r""· stituting e eo w or e 'tricto um ia e an e same are hereby, amended as follows: _ _ _ ’, Municipal mth Bg stnégngvout section 20 and mserting m henévtlhereofz dc€g,£b,, em, ,,,,,1 " nc. . oncmm ENTRY AND DETAINEB.·— enever an person 0 r- . shall forcibly enter and detain any real property, or shallunllawfully, 3ilii.ii}iiliiS¤aSl°s°¤°i..¥lfigI but virthout force, enter ansdl urlsln gorcrbly detain the sgml? ; ° ‘ or w enever any tenant a y etain possession 0 the property leased to him, after his tenancy therein has expired; or any mortgirlgor or grantor in a mortgage or deed of trust to secure a debt sh unlawfully detain the possession of the real property conveyed, after a sale ereof under such deed of trust or a foreclosure of the mortgage, or any person c1aimi1§ under such mortgage or grantor, after e date of the mortgage or eed of trust, shall so detain the same; or a judgnent debtor or any person_cla1ming under hrm, . since the date of e judgment, shall so detain possession of real property, after a sale thereof under an execution issued on such A,,,h,,,.,,, ,,, Wm judgment, rt shall be lawful for the municipal court, on comlplaint under oath, verified by the person aggrieved by said unlawful eterntron or by his agent or attorney, having knowledge of the facts, to issue a summons to the party complaine of to appear and show cause w}h& judgmen_t should not e given against him for the restitution o e possession." Bg strilcinglgut section 35 and inserting in lieu thereof the following: iegighslneie. pr°p°T°y " no. 35. case the property shall appear to belong to the claim- ,,,,{“,§}{""°“‘_‘°' °'“"”‘ ant_ or to be egremfpt from such (process, judgment shall be entered 32V¤1sg»v-119§¢g'¤L against the plamtr for costs, an the property levied ugn shall be jpg`, s’,:m°f Et; relgegsgd. I the property  not appeghr tlplbelong tpd e clarmang or e exempt, as a oresar, judgment a e enter against sai claimant or the defendant, as the case may be, for costs, includmg` additional costs occasioned b the dela in the execution of the writ. An Appeal Y _ Y appeal may be taken from the judgment as in other cases." ‘ g stnlnngrgut section 65 and rnserting in lieu thereof: supmm, ,,,,,,,_ ‘ Ec. 65. e general term of said court shell be open at all times et;k¤<>¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤<>w¤=· for the transaction of business; and said court, by orders passed in \},,,_3,',,_ mo, VOL giueral term, may regulate the periods of holding the special terms, 3% P- 52% °¤*°¤d°"· the number o said terms, and alter the same from time to time, F)-? &;..lbl.1C colivtimenctzirayl may direct as rslany   of ally especra rms e at esame timeas epu `c usiness IEWY make necessary; may assign the several justices from time to time to the respective special terms; may establish written rules