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The New York herald., 1921-09-22
383 UNSOLVED MURDERS
UNDER ENRIGHT'S REGIME

and killed at 4i7 Henry street. No
arrest
November 29-Henry Glintenkamp, 45.
shot and killed at 2l4 Richard avenue.
No arrest.
November 30--August T.. Swanson. 20,
shot and killed at 10 Temple court.
No arrest.
December 3--Anthony Vene, shot and
killed at Atlantic avenue and Gunther
place No arrest.
December 6-Gaetano Lanzone. 81 shot
and killed at 81 Union street. No ar
rest.
December 25-Pasquale Reina, shot ana
killed at sos Hicks street. No arrest.
December 25--Francesco Romaio, ~.
shot and killed at IA Tiffany place.
January 1T--Abraham Meshman. ~
shot and killed during holdup at 435
Hegeman avenue No arrest.
February 9--Vito Sacchiere, 30, shot
and killed front 231 North Fifth
street. No arrest
February 17--Joseph J. Bridgetts. 49,
shot and killed at 217 Dutteld street.
No arrest.
March 6--Giocondo de Lucia, 20, shot
avenue No arrest
March 16-Edward Lopez, %, shot and
killed aboard S. S. Glendoyle. foot
Smith street. No arrest.
March 17-Henrietta de Felice heart
failure during robbery, 1913 Columbia
street. No arrest.
March 20-Giovanni Ascanio, 80. shot
and killed at 225 Forty-third street
No arrest.
March 27-Policeman Joseph L. Con-
nelly. 25, shot and killed at 4209 FIJI
teenth avenue. No arrest.
March 2S-Henry Williams 4S, shot and
killed at 147 Prince street. No ar
rest.
April 13-Frank Toscano. 81. shot and
killed hallway 139 Washington street.
Arrest made prisoner discharged for
lack of evidence.
April 25-John J. Brennan, shot and
killed at 155 Cumberland street Ar
rest; prisoner discharged for lack OF
evidence
April 26-Augustino Menello, "a, shot
and killed hallway 15s President
street No arrest.
April 2o-Sven Hansen, "a. shot and
killed front 95 Gold street No ar
rest.
May Charles Hanson. AZ, shot and
kllltu III Sdiool eiL % touullltE dNeHue
No arrest.
May 4-Constantino Zamora, SO, as
saulted in Long Island Depot. No ar
rest.
May 11--Jesus Otero. shot and killed at
% Willow place. Arrest made pris-
oner discharged.
May 15-John A. Larkin. 30, stabbed to
death at Park and Clinton avenues.
No arrest
May 20-Anna Conboy, 10. shot and
killed at 20 Seventh avenue. No ar
rest
May 2s-Edward A. Dudley, 81. as
saulted at so Myrtle avenue. No ar
rest.
May 29--Alfonso Ditrilo 40 shot and
killed at Al Carroll street. No arrest
June 6-Ernesta Melichiore, 27. neck
slashed at West Twentieth street and
Neptune avenue. No arrest.
June Joseph Krieger, S., shot and
killed at 346 Hamilton avenue. No
arrest
to death front of l13 Gold street. No
arrest
June llama Shaw, beaten w.th blunt
instrument at s14 East Ninety-fourt
street. No arrest
and killed at 1890 Atlantic avenue.
No arrest
June 15-Salvatore Incenzo 80, shot
and killed at Bergen street and Stone
avenue. No arrest.
June 17--Grace Ricciardello, 81, shot
and killed at 507 President street. No
arrest.
June 1S--Isidore Magid. 81, stabbed to
death front 155 Evergreen avenue. No
arrest.
June 24-Jennie Cowenhaven. shot and
killed at 27f MacDougall street. No
arrest.
June 27--Pietro Salina, 35. shot and
killed, hallway 40 Warren street. No
arrest.
June 27-Adilini Hidalgo. ds, stabbed to
The New York herald., 1921-09-22
Talk of senate QunrrcIs.

Mr.. Brown took up the record OF j
fight between Policeman McGann and
Charleton. in which one officer received
serious injuries. That was on Staten
Island. One lost a piece Of finger.
Don't you think those men showed
themselves unfit to remain In the police
force--think of an officer threatening TO
bite or another officers tongue and using
language we cannot read here" said Mr..
Brown.
Il have read OF encounters In the
United States Senate by distinguished
Senator's just as violent as that" the
Commissioner said. He added.
"1d like TO have you look up the as
sault OF Brooks on Sumner and see what
you think about them. and let me know
what happened"
81 don't have to look that up'
do you think that policemen are
United States Senators. or any worse
than United States Senator's
Between you and me. I am going to
leave that right where IL is
II have not said anything about State
Senator'S
Il am not angry. am only sorry for
you: pity you,' Mr.. Brown said. "A
man holding responsible position that
can compare United States Senators or
the differences between United States
Senator's to struggle on the ground In
Staten Island. where one policeman is
trying TO bite another policeman's tongue
off. has my profound pity"
"The United states Senate IL very
important place. 1t is very public
place. the United States Senate. very
much more so than the Richmond Turn
pike down on staten Island. And when
4 gentleman makes an assault upon an
other in the United States Senate with
i cane. and knocks him cold. and moth
ing happens, think we might show
some consideration TO couple OF cops"
Tho hearing will continue to-day.
The New York herald., 1921-09-22

ueatu, nauWay bi Columbia street.
No arrest.
July S-Irving Landes. shot and killed
at 3103 Mermaid avenue. No arrest.
July 7-Dominick Versaccia, %. shot
and killed front "A Union street. No
arrest.
July 1O-Harold A. Gleason, %. shot
and killed at Seventh avenue and
Twelfth street No arrest.
July 20-Joseph Geneva, 22. shot and
killed at Rockaway and Atlantic
avenues. No arrest.
July 2S.-Oscar Olsen, 80. struck on
head at Pier 42, foot OF Van Dyke
street. No arrest.
BRONX.
1918.
February 21-carl A. Lewis. shot and
killed, no address available. No
arrest.
June 15--Henry Itzenhauser. black
lacked at Brook avenue and l3Sth
street. No arrest
November 4-Pasquale Pagano. ~, shot
and killed at SOL Brook avenue. No
arrest.
November 14-MargaIe ct Norton, 20.
died from assault at Gerard avenue
and 153d street. No arrest
December S-Sidney Geigerman. 10. shot
and killed at Az East 151st street.
No arrest.
1919.
January Lorenzo Zuegner. A., shot
and killed at 153 South Melrose ave-
nue.. No arrest.
February 23-Louis Medoff. 81, dubbed
to death at sos East 1891 street. No
arrest.
March 23-Florence Coyne, a. died
from assault in Bronx Park. No ar
rest.
March 2s-Dominick, 2s. shot and killed
at 1927 East 225th street. No ar
rest.
April 29-Joseph Ceccre. 81, shot and
killed at Crotona avenue and 1880
street. No arrest
June Louis Klein, shot and killed at
S3S Westchester avenue No arrest.
June 6-Christian Reich. 81, stabbed TO
death at 9S4 Forest avenue. NO ar
rest.
September 21-Harry Bierman, "a. shot
and killed at Boston road and 1SOth
street. No arrest
October 4-Louis Sigloch. 64. shot and
killed in saloon at 401 East 157th
street. No arrest.
December S--Zarley b. Davis %, black
lacked and killed at Gerard avenue
and 156th street.
1920.
February 2l-Policeman Henry Inmen.
23. shot and killed at Bainbridge
avenue and Gun Hill road. No ar
rest.
February 29-Henry Brewer, 20, hit on
the head with bottle at fremont and
Park avenues. Died in hospital. No
arrest.
May 16-Henry j. Clarke. %. stabbed
TO death in a saloon at 9s4 Brook
avenue. No arrest.
May 2s-Salvatore Corrao, %, stabbed
to death at Morris avenue and 149th
street. No arrest.
August 30-James Sullivan, %. stabbed
to death at 635 Brook avenue. No
arrest.
February 20-Unidentifed man shot and
killed at Crotona Park South. No ar
rest.
March t0-Louis d'Amico, 32, shot and
killed at Eastern Boulevard and 177th
street.
June Anna Baustein, 40, died from
assault at lU53 MOTIFS avenue.
QUEENS.
1918.
April 3-Michael Sassano, As, dubbed
TO death st Hayes avenue and For
tieth street. Corona. No arrest.
May 7-Baldasara Siola. %. stabbed to
death at Astoria road and Forty-sev-
cnth street. No arrest.
November 29--Stephano Tenerillo %.
shot and killed at "a Marion street,
Astoria. No arrest.
1919.
January 15--Mary r.. Riddell. II. died
from assault, Richmond Hill. No ar
rest.
January 20--Helen Holbach. so, shot
and killed in holdup at South Ozone
Park No arrest.
January 20-Joseph Holbach aged g..
shot and killed in hodup at South
Ozone Park No arrest
The New York herald., 1921-09-22

death at As Willow street. jamaica.
No arrest
July 3-Howard Fowler. %. shot and
killed In a saloon. Washington ave-
nue. Flushing. No arrest.
September S-Christopher Malloy, 20.
shot and killed in Long Island City.
No arrest
1920.
April 3-Mary Rappo. 81. struck on
head at Water street and Roclaway
Boulevard. Woodhaven. No arrest.
April 30--Mary Desane. 81, shot and
killed at 120 Sherman street. Astoria.
No arrest.
July Adam Zittel. s9 shot and killed
at 604 Broadway, Long Island City.
No arrest.
July 21-Antonio Gangeni. so. shot and
killed front OF sol Boulevard, Astoria.
No arrest.
August S-Joseph Woerle "a. shot and
Killed in Castle Inn, North Beach.
Two men arrested, but discharged in
magistrates court.
October 24-William Hessner. beaten to
death In a lot at Harmon and Forest
avenues. Ridgewood. Two men await
ing trial.
December 2S-Concetta Altieri, 81, shot
and killed at 13 South avenue,
Corona. No arrest.
1921.
February 2s-Wilfred Kotkov, 26,
cubed to death at Liberty and Bene-
dict avenues, Richmond Hill. No ar
rest
March s-Rudolph Benzler. A. shot and
killed at Jamaica No arrest.
March 3--Michael Belmuth, stabbed TO
death in saloon at Jackson and
Seventh avenues. No arrest
March 29-Scvillo Bacolina, stabbed to
death, Forest Park, Woodhaven. No
arrest.
April 30-IMilton Scheer, 26. shot by
burglar at Corona. No arrest.
at Springfield. No arrest.
RICHMOND.
1918.
February 1S--Harry NJ. Connors, 20,
shot and killed at 2S9 Nicholas ave-
nue.. No arrest.
September Richard Haley, 4S, died
from assault. No arrest.
September Antonio Greco, 30. shot
and killed at Mariners Harbor. No
arrest.
from assault at Midland Beach. No
arrest
December 13-Frederick Hood, So shot
and killed at West Brighton. No ar
rest
December 10--Joseph Bella. 27, shot and
killed at Mariners Harbor. No arrest.
December II Vladylaw Radziszewski,
32. shot and killed at Mariners Har-
Dor. No arrest.
January 20--Adolpha Muralo, stabbed to
death at 1Ss Morningstar Road. No
arrest.
June Edward Lewis. shot and killed
at Port Richmond. No arrest.
June S---John Ukolkovitz. 80, died from
assault. no address available. No ar
rest.
November 17---Alban A. Murphy, 6s.
died from assault at New Dorp. No
arrest.
1920.
January 3O--Wnliam Y. Sheehan IS,
pushed into hold OF U. S. S. America.
No arrest
August 21-Frederick c. Eckert, IS.
Patterson avenue. Two men arrested,
but later discharged.
October 13-Walter Jackowisld shot and
killed during holdup al 2ss6 Richmond
Terrace, Mariners Harbor. Staten
Island No arrest.
October 22--Mrs. Jennie Corsorky Of 81
York street, Jersey City. strangled TO
death in woods at West New Brighton,
Staten Island. No arrest.
November 12-George Rivoire, %, found
dead in street at Vanderbilt avenue
and Van Duser street. Concord. Police
say he was killed by an automobile
Relatives declare he was murdered az
his pockets had been turned inside out
No arrest
1921.
January 25 -- Francesca Martinuccio.
stabbed TO death at New Brighton.
No arrest.
April 3--Luigi Ciofii, stabbed TO death at
Port Richmond. No arrest
The New York herald., 1921-09-22
TIN Over Lords Past.

II don't wish to belittle anything Mr.
Ryan did?"
you do wish to belittle it: your
prompter Frank Lord Is helping you
Your object in asking these questions is
not to spread on the record what he did,
but to see il there is anything you can
find fault with"
II absolutely repudiate your sugges-
ton as having no foundation in fact
whatever"
Not you. but your prompter has.
fMr. Lord was formerly Deputy Police
Commissioner
There is no disposition to Co any
thing of the kind. ] am trying to find
out about this $12. 900 transaction"
"All right. you are finding out"
II am. Did Mr.. Ryan ever speak to
you after you received this about letting
you in again?'
II think he did at that time. He said,
We may have something else some other
time"
But you had never heard of that?'
Not yet. I have hopes"
You keep them yet p
Eyes, SIR"
There were several sharp controversies
between the witness and counsel. Mr..
Brown wanted TO know why the police
officials had not produced records deal
ing with police games at Brighton Beach
as asked for by the committee. The rec
ords probably would be found In the
District Attorneys office. and the de-
partment seldom gets back anything
that goes to Grand Jury, the Commits
sioner said
I'VE are not getting the papers we
ask for" Senator Meyer said.
II think the chairman ought to specify
when he makes statement like that,
the Commits answered angrily
II have specified the police games and
I'll specify some more" Meyer an
swered
In his defence and explanation OF the
policy system OF imposing penalties on
policemen who violate rules Commits
sion Enright presented data to show that
the same method he follows was used by
preceding administrations. He went
over some thirty cases handled by Ar
thur Woods as Police Commissioner and
showed that in several cases where seri-
Gus offences were charged against Of
ficers the punishment was only few
days pay.
Under the system, the Commissioners
said, some part but not all Of a charge
is proved. and the record does not show
distinctly just what was proved. The
case of Policeman William ]. McArdifr.
whose accidental shooting OF a boy re-
suited in a fine of one days pay. was
cited. The record stands that the po-
iiceman was guilty of shooting citizen.
while the fact was that the officers
pistol dropped from his pocket ana was
discharged.
The New York herald., 1921-09-22

And I say this. Senator to put this
out in the face of the fact that sub
committee of this committee had exam
ined Commissioner Ryan. and he told
them so. to give out this false impression
is absolutely unjust TO Commissioner
Ryan and unjust to me-"
II asked you the plain question. and
after you answered 1t l desisted from
further inquiry, and you desisted from
making further explanation"
mo, you abruptly asked for an adj
journment."
s-The record shows there was two
pages of testimony on the subject" SEN
ator Meyer said.
Mr.. Brown again went over the testi-
mony word for word and ended by
saying:
.*Now you say after your reply
abruptly adjourned"
"You did not pursue It: you came on
with these questions which answered
and before anything could be injected
you adjourned" the Commissioner said.
You didn't ask permission to speak
about it?"
Il want to say that that was not
fictitious transaction. and the evidence
that Mr.. Ryan gave before your sub
committee shows that"
"Mr. Ryan will take care OF his own
evidence"
II know. but that is what he did do:
he was before your committee"
did you ever have any other stock
transactions through Mr.. Ryan,"
mo. SIR
"That was the only transaction you
ever had OF the kind?"
THAT was the only one; yes, sir"
Did you get any other moneys from
him than this $12,0o0?"
mo. cir
Remembers No other Gift.
'Dr any other gift or thing of value:"
"I don't recall anything"
"You would recall 1t if you had had
any. wouldn't your
IT think SO don't know OF any,"
when did he buy this stock?"
II cannot tell you."
did you get any statement from him.
from his office. of an indebtedness on ac-
count of stock purchased"
NO, I think the whole transaction
took couple Of days. and he brought
me the report on it and brought me the
check as we'll"
''Did he bring you the reports"
Yes, SIR
"The first you heard OF 1t was the re-
port and check?"
Yes
did you order Ryan to sell the
stock?" No. sir / told him to take care
of the situation, and lie. me in for what
ever was coming, and ! would take it
up. He took care of 1t and he made the
payment
what are Ryan's duties?'
His duties were in charge OF the
Division OF the National Defense during
the war;
What were his privileges?"
'sHe was Special Deputy Police Com
missioner, with all the privileges that
go with the Office"
did he have any insignia or mark
of his office?''
'He had a badge, yes; all Deputies
have"
Anything on his car to identify him
as Police Commissioner"
"Yes, all Deputies have P. ID. sign
and always have had"
The New York herald., 1921-09-22

June 5-Samuel Peshkin, stabbed to
death at As Willow street, Jamaica.
No arrest
July 3-Howard Fowler. 20. shot and
killed In a saloon, Washington ave-
nue., Flushing. No arrest.
September S-Christopher Malloy, 29
shot and killed in Long Island City.
No arrest.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-23
BUILDING PERMITS

enth and H streets northeast; 10,
20. square $50.
S211-To Mrs. A. Lohr; to erect
private garage. at rear Of SIS Tenth
street southeast; lot s21. square s4s.
Value. $500.
5212-To c. Some: to install mo-
tor. at rear of 1891 NJ street north
west: lot s1a. square 1876. Value
$1,000. ~
521s-To d. e. Clarke; for avn
inss at zo2s Rhode Island avenue
northeast: lot z, square 421s.
5214-N. L. Sansbury Company
agents; for awnings at 61s Twelfth
street northwest; lot 500. square 2ss
52l5-To Moore and Hill. agents
for awnings at 1903 Connecticut av-
enue: lot 6, square 90.
5216-To J. l. Heiskell. agent; for
awnings at 12o3 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. northwest; lot sol. square 2sl
5217-To q. p. Fielden; for re-
pairs. alterations. etc. at rear OF
1914 Rhode Island avenue northeast;
lot 5s. square 1871. Value, $3.50.
521s-To A. S. Hitchcock; to erect
private garage. at rear of 1857 Park
road: lot 3s. square 2e14. Value,
$3.50.
521s-To E. NJ. Dulin: to build at
315S-40 Mount Pleasant street: lot
500. square 1886. Value. $4,000.
5220-To J. Downs; to erect sign
at zoos Eighteenth street northwest:
lot IS, square 255S.
52sl-To NJ. B. Nordlinger; t.
erect sign at 3l07 II street north
west: lot sol, square 1908.
5222-To J. c. Dowell: to erect
sign at 3lss Mount Pleasant street
northwest; lot 1863. square 1886.
5223-To Ben April: for repairs
alterations. etc, to 40S Eleventh
street southwest: lot 6. square 353
Value, $45.
5224-To NJ. B. Suesheimer: for re-
pairs. alterations. etc, to 2533 Hall
The Washington herald., 1921-03-23
DEATHS.
white.

White.
Ida .. EberIey. 3s years, 1912 18th st. NV.
John ID. Sabine, II. 1908 ] st. NV.
Neil Mcguire, 43, Tuberculosis Hospt.
William Neumahn. 85. 1525 Gales ST. ne.
Maggie N. Cersiey. 81. 1875 Columbia
road NV.
Frederick Thomson, "a. 1884 warder st.
NV.
william c. Dashleli, 50. Homeopa thie
Hospt.
Robert 7. Rice. 10, 24o0 18th Vt. NV.
William d. Dempsey, 65, iae2 v ST. se.
kizzish c.. Davies u, 2703 Nichols ave. &C..
Louisa ]. Swanton, ~, 3sns Yuma st. NV.
Fannie Cieary. 81. 21i7 a vt. NV.
George y. Price, 20. Garfield Hospt.
Sophia u. Page. ~. 40 9th Il. sw.
Chares n. johnson, 10. is ". Clifton
Terrace.
John W. stant a.. ~. EiIxabeth's Hospt.
Francis y. Miller, month, ". AIMS
infant Asylum.
ceiersd.
Joshua Handy. a., s.a Isl ". sw.
Selma robbs, 70. itia 1th n. 70.
Elizabeth McDeman. 0s, fif n. u ave.
NV.
Lula Nelson. s., s3d T. n, sw,
Henry Briscoe, IA. Tabertuiosis Hospt. Z.
Elizabeth =. Williams. ~, faT Kenyon 1t.
NV.
Poor
sarah a. Henson. ss, sfao Z st. NV.
Mabel Y. Thomas, 20, nia 2sth 81. NV.
Annis y. psyt a. 1eoo y, .. are. sw.
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sso5-To Harry Davis; to rebuild
entrance porches and front steps at
1o4 v street northeast; lot 80. square
353s.
52os-To ]. s. Berry: for repairs.
alterations. etc, to l13 Thirteenth
street southeast; lot 81, square .1o13.
Value, $50.
s2o7-To C. N. Blank; for repairs.
alterations. etc. to s37 Ninth street
northeast: lot -. square s35. Value,
$40.
52os-To J. w. Davis; to erect
private garage, at rear OF $50 Eighth
street northeast; lot -, square ss2
Value. $325.
52os-To ]. Babashaman; to erect
sign at 144o p street northwest:
lot 123. square 210.
521o-To w. Newland; to erect
sign on southeast corner Of Sew
The Washington herald., 1921-03-23

place northwest; lot 36s. square
1900. Value, 800.
5225-To S. d. Bronson; to cree,
sign at 1885 Fourteenth street
northwest; lot 1872, square 237.
522s-To National Capital Brew.
ing Co.: to erect sign at 73s North
Carolina avenue: lot 81. square 677
5227-To J. Goldenberg: to erect
sign at 7l2 X street northwest; loi
sos. square 427.
522s-To W. s. Thompson estate
to erect sign at 1871 C street north
west: lot 10, square 225.
522s-To T. II. Pickford: to erect
sign at 1921 NJ street northwest
lot So. square 1904.
523o-To c. K Morrison: TO erect
shed at rear Of 3s15 Twelfth stree,
northeast; lot IS. square 3s2S. Value
$50.
5231-To l. W. Smith: TO erect
private garage, at rear of 1855 Cali.
fornia street northwest: lot 53
square 2555. Value, t675.
5232-To L. N. Browne: for re
pairs. alterations, etc, at rear o.
2o7 Rhode Island avenue northeast
lot 80. square 1861. Value. SIS.
5233-To II. Z. Rudolph; for re
pairs. alterations, etc, to 1872
Summit place northeast: lot 102
square 35S3 Value. $500.
5234-To c. s. and f. X. Green
wood; for repairs. alterations. etc
TO t1s Luray place; lot "a, squar,
3o44. Value. S35.
5235-To II. ]. Horner: for repairs
alterations. etc, to 1903 Fern stree
northwest: lot IL. square 1854
Valle. $40.
523s-To c. c. Hotel: for repairs
alterations. etc. to 2slo Bladens-
burg road northeast: lot So. square
1895. Value. 5000.
5237-To McCurdy Brothers; for
repairs. alterations. etc. to 573f
Georgia avenue; lot s7lle. square
1900
523s-To NJ and J. Hassett: for
repairs. alterations. etc. TO elo T
street southeast: lot es, square SO
Value, SIS.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-23

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
t-iet Of Columbia. Holding q District
Court. In re: The condemnation Of land for
alley purposes In square 3a07. in the Dis
trict Of Columbia. District Court No. 1447.
Notice and order Of publication. Notice Is
hereby given that the Commissioners of the
District Of Columbia, pursuant to the pro
inclusive, Of the Code Of Law for the Dis
trict of Columbia. have filed q petition In
this court praying for the condemnat tion Of
the land necessary for alley purposes In
square 3207 bounded by 5th. LonrfeIiow.
7th and Kennedy streets) In the District
Of Columbia. as shown on a plat or map
1led with the said petition as part thereof,
and praying also that this Court empahet .
jury in accordance with the law provided
for In such cases to assess the damages each
owner Of land to be taken may sustain by
reason Of the condemns tion Of land for
alley purposes In square 3207. and to assess
As benefits resulting therefrom the entire
amount Of said damsges. including the ex.
penses Of these proceedings, upon each lot
or part cf lot or parcel Of land. which will
be benefited by said extension. in the pro-
portion that the said jury may ind said lots
parts OF lots or parcels Of land will be
benefited as provided for. in and by the
aforesaid Code Of Law. 1t is. BY the Court
this 11th day of March. 1921. ordered that
all persons having any interest in these pro-
ceedings be, and they are hereby, warned
and commanded to appear In this Court on
or before the I'd day Of April. 1871. at 10
O'Clock a. m, and continue in attendance
until the Court shah have made its final
order ratifying and confirming the award Of
damages and the assessment OF benefits OF
the jury to be empaneled and sworn herein;
and IL Is further ordered, that q copy Of
this notice and ordered be published twice
week Tor two successive weeks in the
Washington Evening Star. the Daily wash
ington Law Reporter. and The Washington
Herald, newspapers published In the said
District, commencing at least ten days be-
fore the said I'd day Of April. 1921. II is
further ordered, that copy OF this notice
and order be served by the United States
Marshal, or his deputies. upon each Of the
owners 4 the fee Of the land to be con-
demned herein as may be found by the said
Marshal, or his deputies. within the District
Of Columbia, before the said I'd day Of
April. 1921. By the Court: WENDELL p.
STAFFORD. Justice. A true copy. Test:
(seaD. MORGAN II. BEACH, CLERK; By
Y. Z. CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Clerk.
Maj, IA. 1921 % 3-214