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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-08-06
Nechtsl zachranny provaz.

William Chesno, 46 rokG
starry skocil sobotu v sebevra-
zednem pokusu S Hanover mo-
stu do Patapsco Teky. Policis-
ia, Helwick, hodil mu zachran-
ny provaz, ktery sebevrah O.
deprel uchopiti a Sc zachraniti.
Strazn1k upevnil rychle provaz
ma pilfr mostu, spustil Sc do
clunu, ktery tam mel F. J. Ne
blor re S. Carey ulice a Chesno
vytahl hlubiny. Chesno "a
chraneny a vystr1ziv6ly, do
znal, re mel Sc zenou v dome
jejich {. 7O3 w. Lombard ulice
hadku, re Sc napil a pax re
vsemu chtel udelati konec.
Vojak, James Dolinsk1,
81 rokG starry z kasaren Hola-
bird, utonul v 1tery nedaleko
Riverview parku, kdyz Sc kou-
pal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-08-06
SchIze skoncila v neshods.

Utern1 schGze, kterou svo-
lal Charles E. Bichy, predseda
mestskeho demokratickeho W.
boru a vyberc1 mestskych po-
platkG, do budovy Royal Area
mum, ,skoncila naprostou nesho-
dou. Nektef1 soudl neshody,
re alliance bossG: Mahona a
Kellyho prvnfm distriktu do
delala, JIM r1kajl, re to nenf
tax zle, re boj v prvnim dis
triktu lieutenant must vyboio-
vati sami a bossove, re budou
Sc ma BOZ d1vati Sc zalozenyma
rukama, JIM opet mysli, ze IT,
to Sc do boje vloz1 az sc vystd-
1ou atd.
Sedm vykonnych pant, at
je to nebo onak, Sc neshodli.
Ze sedmi We schGzi zdstali ety.
Fl. Indorsovai "a kandidata
statn1ho senatu Johna H. Bou-
Sc. Tito ctyTi jsou pry nasle-
dovnfci Kellyho. III co re schd-
re odesli, jsou pry We vleku
Mahonove.
Ma konec Sc povida, ze ODE
strany tfeba Sc sjednoti ma
Palmisanovi jako kompromis-
MIN kandidatu a k volbe sc
pGjde "jednohlasne." Kandi
datem strany Mahonovy je
Norris, pfedseda parkovnihe
vyboru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-08-06

Vedrem, jez v pondeli do
stoupilo vyse "a stup7II, one
mocnely ctyfi osoby: Jack Nos
py, Harry Wise, Richard
Moore a Sylvester Edwards.
Vsichni zachvaceni byli We
drem pTi praci.
V 1tery, kdy vedro W.
stoupilo ma SO stupfl1, onemo-
cnelo vedrem sest osob. Vecer-
nj boure spojena byla s prud-
kym destem v severnf casti me-
sta. V meste samem dest byl
zcela nepatrny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-08-06
Tri zatceni pro ruseni nedelni-
ho klidu.

V krejcovske dime, {. 718
r. Baltimore ulice, zatcen byl
48 lety Max Rosenfeld a Sale
ty Philip Friedman, pro rusenf
nedelniho klidu. Oba pilne ST.
Ii, kdyz je policista prekvapil.
Henry Siscovich, {. 1923
w. Fayette ulice, paplrnfk,
zatcen byl, ponevac 81 v ned6li
pap1roval svoji svetnici.
Rosenfeld pokutovan byl v
pondel1 pokutou SIS 1trat.
Friedman byl osvobozen.
Siscovich zaplatil SIS 1tra-
ty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-08-06
Utisili strachy mayorovy.

Mayor Jackson ujisten byl
Washingtonskym valecnym
odborem, re vybusiny TINT a
jine odpraveny jiz byly re skla
diste v Curtis Bay re slime W.
buSne bomby odvazeny jsou.
Mayor ujisten byl tax "a
stupcem sekretare valky, Han
ford MacNiderem v konferenci
jez mezi mimi konana byla v
pondel1 We Washingtonu.
ZruSen1 arsenalu v Curtis
Bay stale by vladu ma $2,O00,-
900.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-08-06
Diva ozbrojenf bandite pFepa-
dIi saloon.

Andrew Swicka, {. 3O2 S.
Ann ulice, oznamil v nedeli po-
licii, ze diva ozbrojen1 bandite
jej prepadli v saloonu,, kdyz
tento zav1ral v c.26 N. Caro-
line ulice a okradli jej O $45.
Swicka udal, ze diva vstoupi-
Ii do jeho domu chteli vodu.
Kdyz Sc obratil, aby jim vodu
natocil, vytahli revolvery ma
fldivse mu dati ruce vzh1ru,
prohledali jeho pokladnicku a
S ukradenymi pencil zmizei.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-08-06
Tri chtsli zmizeti po nehods

Tfi automobiliste po neho-
dach zavinenych svymi auto
mobily, hledali spasu v uteku..
Vsichni tri dopadeni byli a po-
kutovani.
Norman F. Stiles Belair
road zaplatil pokutu 5000, re
nezastavil automobil svnj ma
m1ste melody a $50 pro neopa-
trnou jlzdu. Stiles, kdyz jel
ma Fallsway nedaleko Chase u
lice vrazil do jineho automobi-
III, pfevratil jej zavinil tax
zranen1 tech, kdo v mem sedeli.
Hugh Layton n. Carrolton
avenue, jel pc Baltimore ulici.
Nedaleko Schroeder ulice vra-
zil do druheho automobile. u
tex mlsta melody byl mu mar
nym. Soudce odsoudil jej ku
pokute $50.
Do policejn1ho automobile
vrazil svym automobilem Wal
ter HI. Kohlman z Ridgewood
avenue porouchal kolo ma
tonto. Straznfk SpruH pustiI
Sc "a ,prchajicfm a revoiverem
prinutil jej ku zastavenf. Po-
nevac nemohlo mu dokazano
byti, re byl opily, &C alkoho-
lem zavanel, odsouzen byl ku
pokute $50. Ponevac nezasta-
vii, pokutovan byl $25.
- V pondelnlch automobi-
lovych nehodach zabit byl je-
den muz a sest rokG stare dit
ko, zena zranena vedle jinych.
Isaac Jacobs, 73 roxy starry
Westwood avenue byl zabit,
kdyz uderen byl ma rohu Pula-
ski ulice a North avenue auto
mobilem .Charlese r. Reeda. V
pokusu vyhnouti sc starci, Reed
ztratil vladu mad automobilem
Automobil vyrazil pres Pulaski
ulici, vrazil do jineho automo-
blu a v tomto poranil tezce 60
rokG starou Charlotte Blizzard
Clifton avenue. S nj pora-
nena byla 6Oleta Lydia Motter,
jez T1dila automobil. Blizzar-
dove rozrazena byla lebka.
Read byl zatcen.
Sest rokI starry hoch, Joseph
Romono z East ulice podle W.
pov6di svedkG vbehl pred au-
tomobil v bl1zkosti domu rodi-
cG tlmto usmrcen byl.
Hyman Pagan, 52lety z b..
Baltimore ulice, r1dic automo-
blu byl zatcen.
Devatenact rok1 stary Fran
els Manchow, slepec, jenz pro-
dava noviny ma rohu Baltimore
a Charles ulic, srazen byl ma
rohu ulic tech automobilem a
poranen.
Manzele: George Reven z
Essex zraneni byli, kdyz vrazi-
Ii svym automobilem do dvou
jinych ma Eastern avenue road
a Sewer road.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-08-06
Subscription $3.50 per Annum.
MlStnl Zprdyy
z kraianskych kruh&.

- Milou vzpominku zaslali
redakci a vsem odberatelGm
TELEGRAPH" pan1 Marie Hajek
a Anna Silboch z krasneho u
doll Ceske Skalice, pohlednice
stare skoly do ktere chodila
Bozena Nemcova, spisovatel-
ka.
Milou vzpominku jsme
obdrzei, to jest pohlednici z
Mysliva, pomn1k ma pamatku
padlych vojind MysHve, "a
slal nam pan Frank a Marie
Kleckovi, Sc srdecnym pozdra-
ven ma vsechny ctenaTe "Tele-
grafu.
Vazen1 krajane pan
Frank Elsnic z Chicago, ILL.,,
a pan Josef Reichl dceruskou
Vlastou z New Yorku meskali
na navstev6 svych pfatel zna-
mych Baltimore. Oba pano-
We kteff Sc pfedcasem vyste-
hovali naseho zatisf 81 po cas-
jich pobytu ziskali radu pTatel
obzvlaSte We spolkovem zivote
tudfz byli Cd vsech vrele pfi-
jati.
" 1tery, 27. cervence
zemrela panf Anna Ales We
start 78 rok1. Jejf manzel Jan
il pfedesel ma vecnost pred ne
kolika lety. Narozena byla v
Smrkov6 V Cechach v teto
vlasti dlela "A roxy. Pohreb
konan 2 domu smutku {. 18 N.
Madeira ulice, 80. cervence do
Chramu Pane sv. Vaclava
odtud na hTbitov Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele.
" pondeli, 2. srpna zem-
rel Jan Silvia We start Al rokd
manzel Amy Silvia. Pohreb
konan z domu smutku 923 N.
Bradford ulice We ctvrtek, 5.
do chramu Pane sv. Va
clava odtud ma hfbitov Nejsv
Vykupitele.
= V 1tery, 3. srpna zemrel
Karel Novak, manzel Marie
Novak We start 40 rokG. Po-
hreb jest konan dnes V patek,
6. srpna z domu smutku Deep
Creek Ave-, Essex do chramu
Pane sv. Vaclava a odtud ma
hfbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele.
- We stTedu, 4. srpna zem-
rel Eduard Navratil els. 1924
N. Chapel ulice, manzel Julie
Navratil We start 20 rok6. Ze-
snuly krajan, die zpravy uda-
ne 81 vyrezaval kurf oko brit
YOU, pri cemz Sc rfzl a utrzil O.
travu krve, nemoha zlskati mi
sta v nemocnici dosti rychle
podlehl otrave. PohTeb kdnan
bude v sobotu ma hTbitov Nejsv
Vykupitele.
= We ctvrtek, 5. srpna do
trp6la pc delsi nemoci stara O.
sadnice p1. Marie RyneS z c1sla
130 N. Rose ulice dosahnuvs1
vysokeho veku 78 rokG. Naro-
zena byla v Cechach. Pohreb
bude konan v sobotu, Z. srpna
domu smutku do chramu Pa
ne sv. Vaclava a odtud ma hrbi-
tov Nejsv. Vykupitele.
Pohrby tyto vypravila firma
Frank Cvach Syn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-08-06
Pak-li Sc chcete

- Pak-li Sc chcete dobre
pobaviti a nevlte kan jeti, ,tedy
pfijedte ma ceske vyletnf mfsto
Pelzuv sor "Holly Lodge" ma
Bowley's Quarters. Vyborne
koupan1, kGzelny, zakusky a
obcerstvenf. Vsedn6te do Mid
die River kary a vystupte ma
konci linie, odtud pouz1jte bu-
su, ktery vas doveze az ma mi
sto Bowley's Quarters.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-08-06
Pres tisic studentI ma Johns
Hopkins.

Ma Johns Hopkins universi-
ty letni skole zapsano jest L.
OIL posluchacI. Mezi temito
jest mezi jinymi: 4 kazatele,
ctyfi misionari, ctyri lekafi,
ctyri sekretari, diva strojnfci,
-jeden kondukter jedna ku-
chaTka atd.>
zeny v poctu pTevysujf muze
Zen zapsano jest 1872, muz1
279.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-08-06
Zransn vybuchem v dolu.

Charles Nemec, 19 rokd sta
ry z {. 803 N. Lakewood ave.,
poranen byl v utery, kdyz Sci
kolem kamenneho lomu ma
Falls Grad u 26. ulice. Ude-
rem byl kamenem do ramene.
Evening star., 1926-01-30
ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE. Md. January 80
SpeciaD.--LiCenses have been issued
by the clerk Of the Circuit Court here
Tor the marriage of Wilbur s. Rhine
hart, -. Of Dana sous Nd. and MISS
Lucy NJ. Ritchie. rs. Of Gaithersburg
Md, and James \. Lackman, IS, and
Miss Irene J. Holloway, 20, both of
this county.
AS a result of conference of q
committee representing the various
volunteer fire departments of the
county with Chief Of Police William l..
Aud, rules for guidance of members
of the departments in responding TO
fire alarms have been promulgated
Under these regulations all of the
fire departments are given the right
Of way going to fires: all motor We
hiCieS with proper Identification marks
carrying tiremen To fires are deemed
fire department equipment; any fire
man wearing tiremans Uniform
cap or badge. riding in d motor We
hicle bearing Il iIreman's marker is
sued by the Montgomery County Vol
am lIreneIl'S : Association shall he
entitled In right of way in going 10 q
fire; fire equipment and 1iremen re-
turning from fires are governed hv
the same laws as the general public:
all fire apparatus and vehicles manned
pN liit itItAtIl S4i'ili" III StIIIS tp IlItSr
maintain q distance of not less than
80 feet between each other.
Mrs. Charles G. Holland entertain
ed the Rockville Woman's Club Thurs
day afternoon. Following an inter
eSting program, which included roll
call responses in the form of current
events, a paper on Are You True
Americans" which was prepared by
Mrs. Josiah w. Jones, Mrs. Guy =.
Kagey and Mrs. Josiah J. Hutton was
read by Mrs. Jones. Refreshments
We're served.
Under the joint auspices of the
Ladies Aid and Catholic Welfare So
cieties of St Mary's Catholic Church
q card party will be given i'll st
Mary'S Hall here next Friday evening
DIR. John Gardner, county treasurer
has sent to the various newspapers of
the county for publication next week.
for the first time, a list of all de
linquent taxpayers for the year which
began July | last, together with de
scriptiOnS of all real property upon
which state and county taxes are un-
paid, and all such property upon which
the taxes are not paid by early in
April will be sold at public auction
The list includes $40 pieces of prop
erty, the taxes due thereon aggregat-
ing about $4,000.
Evening star., 1926-01-30
ADAM a. wEsCHLER q son. Auetioneers.
TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE AT IRVING
PLACE AND 2ith STREET SOUTH


BY virtue Of certain deed of trust, dated
aafy -: 1928, and reeorded July "a. 1898
as instrument No. 1872 of the land records
OF the District of Columbia. and at the re-
quest OF the party secured thereby the un-
uersigned trustees viii offer for sale within
fhe The s4lesroolns of Adam A Weschler & Son.
M, ~" pynna aIe nv; on MONDAY. FEB
he following described land. situate in the
DISTRICT Of Columbia, 70 Wit: Lots l6. -.
IL. 25, 20 in square 5S45 in John l. Glib
Bon Inms subdivision OF land known as weaveg's
prospect and recorded in liber 81. folio %:
also lots 81. 80. 30 IN square 5s45 in John
Il GihSonS subdivision of land known as
MeaNers Prospect and recorded in liber II
toIio IS. containing about 20.36S square
feet, more or less.
required at sale. Convey anciEg. recording,
revenue stamps and notarisi fees at cost OF
purchaser. Terms 10 he complied with
within thirty. days. otherwise the trustees
reserve the rIght t1 resell the property. at
The risk and cost of dofauItinx purchaser.
"iicr five days advertisement of such resale
~ some newspaper published IN Washington.
ID. c. !. LOGAN HOPKINS.
JOSEPH 4. ROTH.
bs
Evening star., 1926-01-30
GERMANY PLANS
TO AID EXPORTERS
Credit Insurance Fund Would
Be Used to Stimulate
Foreign Trade.

bS VI" Associated Press.
BERLIN, January 3O.-An export
credit insurance fund is one of the
plans being fOStered by the govern
ment with Il view to stimulating ex-
ports and thus make IL easier for
Germany to live up TO her payments
under the Dawes reparations plan.
The ministry of economies has i'll
Vlted representatives of exporting iE
torestS to a conference next week 10
discuss the Llan, which is to be pat
termed on the British system, and
which, it is hoped. will open up terri
tories where German exports are not
yet finding their way, in European,
Central and South American, Austral-
ian and African markets. The in
ltial fund with which To start the plan
is reported 10 be 700. 600 marks.
The ministry Of economies. in CO
operation with the ministry of labor
plans 20 derive the 10000, 900 marks
from the so-called productive unenI-
ployment fund in the hands of the
labor ministry, on the theory that
stimulation of the export industry
would mean new opportunities for
employment.
The proposed fund is to be at the
disposal Of exporters of toys, machin
cry and other articles. to enable them
20 discount prumiSSory notes from
foreign buverS. II j. not the intention
of the government to shoulder tn"
entire risk. ~ least 30 per cent of
it is To he assumed 10y insurance com
panieS, whose cooperation in the
scheme is assured.
The fund is not intended as a sub
ventiun. but, on the contrary, IT Is
expected that it Will gradually in
crease as the premium charges are
collected Before receiving assistance
from the credit insurance fund. eX-
porters must furnish reasonable evi-
dence that the foreign buyer is able TO
pay. In determining this, Germany $
consular staffs abroad will be called
upon for assistance.
Evening star., 1926-01-30
AGREE ON JAM MAKING.
Queens Fondness. for Prin-
cess Astrid Explained. :,

LONDON. January 80 GP)-Com-
plete accord on the fine points of jam
making is partly responsible for the
fondness of Queen Mary for Princess
Astrid, niece of the King of Sweden,
who is expected to he a guest this
Spring at buckingham Palace, and
who, in the belief of those close TO
court circles. may become Princess
Of Wales.
The Queen. who was taught to
cook by her mother. and the princess
exchanged jam recipes during one
of the latter's visits here. Marina
lade from the princess formula was
served at the palace one afternoon
when the Prince OF Wales dropped in
for tea, and he commented upon its
delicious flavor and asked his mother
where she had obtained it.
Princess Astfid' 5 Speciality in cook
cry is jam making. In Sweden jam
is served chiefly as a dessert. And
its excellence is considered test of
a good housel<eeper.
Evening star., 1926-01-30
WILLIAM II. DE LACY. Attorney for Plain.
tiRs. 5l0 10Th ST. NV. ID. {.

IN TIE .suPREME COURT OF ryTIpss THE DIS; .Hs
Mrs. Minerva seinert,. Guy ,stover. John
sene na dsv...s Of As h..s sov
,:e.s s9I9msa seSSs dsss.s ssssa Ss astssd ss
The ThefSI eSess o. Of mi. ssos1 sui. 0es to ost
decree establishing Of record plaintiffs, ntle
Of .sa 'p BY .dTsf's or .: snd and
preInises II the District Of columbia; snowa known
ssen nd oe3S part Of 10. .e1en
Doiet on |. 5000: alley in tho sesr q
ne between said ssf orfs.ns 10, 20 and orsina
we Vest I'd t.st ..a ssafaF inches. n0 ,henss norS
sshes thence nsnes South hens - ts nchss
e. . ,h: h 2n aay %991 o
FTsd.rlck Xsryl.nd: @iniani P: s,o.r s,oy.I
HssSmpstssd asylsnd: NJ. Miq.rva s.,asr.
ssHr sos osn ~,
Hish street. Hanover. PenpsIlvania: the yn.
s.oer snd fna ne
Of the District Of Columbia deceased; cause
h.for. the Hrst. rule day occurring after
the saplrstion St one m9nth at:sr the day
it,. s.isS| ssRy 81
paper. ionrer and other publication, being
S.a.s with F and uss .sSe
eSsk1seAAS tts !s' cisqE. ssEr 81 5'' EstSkx
Evening star., 1926-01-30
WILLIAM x. QUINTER. Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict OF Columbia. Holding Probate
Sourt:.ln Re Esta.s, Of Mary Belle Johnston,
Docket REHABILITATION having been made
herein for probate of the last viii and testa-
ment of said deceased and for letters testa-
mentary on said estate. by James NJ. John
ston: j,.it u ordered this 2sth day Of Jan.
court. on Monday, the sth day of March,
AID 1926 at 10 O'Clock am. to show cause
why such application should not be granted,
Let notice hereof be published L. the Wash.
once in each Of three successive weeks be-
fore the return day herein mentioned, the
days before said return day. WALTER I.
Mccoy, Chief gnstice. tSssl,l true copy.
Register Of Wills for tho District of Column
bia. Clerk Of the Probate Court.
ja30 FeS.l3
Evening star., 1926-01-30
HEIFETZ FINDS BERLIN
PRESS AMERlCANIZED
Violinist, Immensely Popular in
Germany After 12-Year Absence,
Is Too Much Interviewed.

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN. January 30.-Jascha Hei-
fetZ, whose reappearanCe on the Ber-
lin concert stage has been received
with enthusiastic demonstrations, has
been led to lament that German jour
naliSm is becoming "AmericaniZed.
Il thought that here, at least, |
would be safe from reporters" he
complained. But the Berlin press,
which at the time of my last visit
was most discreet. has become SO
Amariclnizcd that my throat is hoarse
from talking to reporters and from
choking on f!lShlisht fumes"
Berlin music lovers have displayed
exceptional curiosity about the violin
list, the general yerdr-t being that he
has fulfilled all the hopes he inspired
in 1914, when. as an infant prodigy.
The Russian boy appeared on the con
cert stage i'll knee breecheS. a Buster
Brown collar and curly locks.
Evening star., 1926-01-30
LEGAL NOTICES.
GEORGE n. o'C0NNoK. Attorney for

IN THE sugsEME COURT OF THss gsps pls sss
G,AEs n Eauy So Ps5., Ps., this
suit to obtain decree e,,aolisaHinf, e,,o,.aI s,,;s Of
In zee simple. 70 lots mum bersd twelve u2!
subdiSision' 'E Of original lot Numbered SIX l6l
hundred and eight least Of 70sl. as shown
on plat recorded In the Office of the surveyor
for, the District of Columbia in Book 70 at
1898 1898 and 1893 Ha3 RRrqSsd Street, % s'st
the City of washington. on motion Of the
plaintiff. IL is this 10th day of January
1925. ordered that the defendants. James
Perry and Robert Barry. cause their appear
ence to be entered herein on or before the
fortieth day. exclusive Of Sundays and lcga!
holidays, occurring after the day OF the hrst
publication of this order: and Il is further
prdered that the defendants, the unknown
heirs. devisees and alisnees Of such OF above
named defendants as may be dead. cause
their appearance TO be entered herein ON or
before the first rule day occurring after the
expiration Of the fortieth day. exclusive OF
Sundays and legal holidays after the day
of first publication hereof, otherwise thi.
cause will be proceeded with AZ In case OF
default: provided a copy hereof he published
once week for three successive weeks In
the "WashinKton Law Reporter" and The
Evening Star" longer and other publication
being dispensed With for satisfactory, cause
shown. A. A. HOEHLING, Justice; Seal
4 true copy. Test: FRANK CCNSiNG-
Evening star., 1926-01-30
PEYToN GORDON, United states Attorney.
and REbEkAH :. GREATHOI Sc, Asst.
U. =. Attorney.

IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
relic Stefanini-No. 447od. Equity Doc
eb-The object OF ,his suit, is TO set aside
and cancel the certificate OF naturalizat alton
issued to the defendant, Aureio Stefanini In
naturalization cause NJ; 3l33-M in the SUI
preme ,"qri OF the m;fist OF C9lumela
number il2d+i6 and issued to said defend
complainant. it Is this Goth day of Janr--sy
1926, ordered that the defendant. AurehQ
Stefanini. cause his appearance to he entered
herein on or before the forteth day e3clu-
-iye OF SUNDAYS and legal HOLIDAYS, occur
rins after the day OF the first puhlication
proceeded with as in case of default. Pro-
odsd sE copy % OF ,bha this ORDER be paSlished I'd
the Washington Law Reporter. and The
Washlngton Evening star before said day.
WALTER l. mccoy. Chief Justice (Seal)
true copy. Test: FRANK E. CUNNiNG-
HAM Clerk BY 5, F. BEACH. Asst. Clerk.
Evening star., 1926-01-30
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ARTHUR PETER and ". Il. EXDEN.
Attorneys.

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the, 2Srd day Of February. Ab. 1929, a. 70
o'clock Ann, TO show cause Why speh anpl.
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GEORGE c. GERrMAN. Attorney.

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LEGAL NOTICES.
PEYTON GORDON. I. s. Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict of Columbia. Holding District
Court:-The United States of America libel
No; 26I I.MePublcation Notice. District
&eeding is TO have declared forfeited to the
United States one Ford touring automobile
motor No. 261l2ll. described in the libel
1led in this cause and arrested by order of
the court on the 10Th day of January 1929
IN which Intoxicating liquor TRANSPORTED
and possessed Illegally in the District of CO.
lumbia, contrary To tie form of the statute
in such case made and provided and par
ticularly contrary 10 Section 26, Title II. of
the National Prohibition Act On motion
of the lbellant. by the United States attor-
ncy. II Is this 10Th dav of January 1895
ny the court. ordered that all persons hav-
ing any claim interest therein appear
before this honorable court on the 23rd
day of February. 1928 TO answer said libel
and, in case Of failure to appear, the court
will proceed to determine the cause and to
mako such order therein as it shall deem
right and proper. and that due notice of this
order shall he given by causing a true copy
thereof to be published in The Washington
Star. a newspaper published i'll the District
of Columbia once week for two weeks
before said 23rd day of February 1925 the
last publication whereof to be made at least
ten days before said 23rd day OF February
1926. BY the court WALTER J. Mccoy
Chief Justice. tSeal: A true copy, Test
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