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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-18
CHICAGo nEATs RosToN.

CHICAGO, Sept. 17-Ciancy's triple,
following HTnnefield's single in the
fifth inning, enabled Chicago to de-
feat Boston, to 2, making it the
third straight over the visitors, Err
ors by the visitors helped Chicago
score two runs. Lyons was hit freely
but they were successful in bunch
ing them to advantage in only two
innings. 1t was Lyons 18th victory
of the season. Score: r. H. e..
Boston ....... 600 600 11O--2 II :.
Chicago ........ 100 10 00x-3 z
Ruffing and Stokes, Castor; Lyons
and McCurdy.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-18
FLOWERS BEATS HUNTER.
(Ru Disnatch A. p WiraN

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept, 16. - Tigel
Flowers of Atlanta, negro middle
weight, knocked out Happy Hunter
Memphis negro, here tonight in the
! third round of scheduled eight.
round bout
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-18
BROWNS BEAT ATHLETICS.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1.-THE st. Louis
Browns had their batting eyes today
and won from the Philadelphia Ath
letics, to 3. The home team pound,
ed Ehmke for II hits. Bennett, Rice
and Schang each got three safeties.
The score:
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-18

xX-Batted for Dunham in 9Th.
xxx-Batted for Knight in Sth.
I Score by innings
st. Louis ..............40 400 012 021-10
Philadelphia ....... 900 100 000- l
Summary: Two base hits-Sherdel,
Friberg, Southworth (2), Douthit Home
runs-Bottomley, Thevenow. Sacrifices
Douthit, O'Farrell. Double plays-Hu-
ber oFriberg to Atreau; Thevenow to
tHornsby to Bottomley; Huber to At
reau. Left on base-St Louis 10; Phila-
Ldelphia g. Base on balls-Off Sherdel 1;
ber /. Struck out-By Sherdel 4. Hits
Off Willoughby in 0 (pitched to five
,batters); off Knight 12 ms off Taber
II in 1. Hit by pitcher BY Taber
t(Southworth). Losing pitcher = Will
,loughby.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-18
SWIMMING POOL TO REMAIN

Owing to the continued pleasant
weather the swimming pool manage
ment has decided to extend the swim
ming season and keep the pool open
until the weather becomes colder.
The pool is now open all day Satur-
day and Sunday and on school days
from 4:3O until $50 p. m.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-18
*Batted for BraXtOn IN 1th
M#Ratted for Thomas in 9Th.
lew York .. 600 900 100

New York ............ UUU UUU IUU-L
Cleveland ....... III 200 OOO-5
Two-base hits Bengodgh, Dugan.
Spurgeon, Lutzke. Stolen bases: Ruth,
flee hits: tKoenig, Lutzke. Left on
bases: New York, 10; Cleveland, T.
Bases on balls: Off Hoyt, 3; off BraX-
ton, 1; off Shaute, g. Struck out: BY
Braxton, 2;dby Thomas, l. by Shaute,
z. Hits: Off Hoyt, 6 in 2-3; off
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-18
News Of Interest in the Realm of Sport "%$

Braxton, 1 in 21-3; off Thomas, 0 In
2 innings. Winning pitcher: Shaute
Losing pitcher: Hoyt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-18

A new motor fuel in Germany is a
mixture of ethyl alcohol, light gasoline
and benzol.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-18

WU- UdSe HIIS. IEICt, oCHdIIS, btH-
nett. Home run: Walch. Sacrifice
hits: Sigafoos, McManus. Miller. Dou-
bic plays: McManus to Gerber to Sis
Ter; Dykes to Sigafoos to Poole. Bases
on balls: Off Ehmke, 2; off Falk, l..
Struck out: BY Ehmke, 3; by Falk,
/. Hit by pitcher: By Falk, Dykes
and Perkins.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-18

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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-18

Summary: Two base hlts-JacKson,
Roush, Critz, Dresser. Stolen bases
Christensen, Mueller, Zitzman. Sacrifice
hits-Ford (2), Critz, Farrell. Double
plays-Critz to Ford to Pipp; Ford to
Critz to Pipp. Left on base-New York
S; Cincinnati 8. Base on balls-Off Fitz-
simmons 2; off Scott 1; off Luque l.;
off Rixey l. Struck out-By Fitzsim-
mons Q; by Scott 1; by Luque g. Hits
Off Fitzsimmons in 8; off Scott in 1;
off Ring 0 in /; off Luque 6 in 23;
off Donohue in 1-3; off Rixey in @.
Passed ball-Hargrave Winning pitch
er-Ring. Losing pitcher-Rixey.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-18

Lytonas secret is SO simple and yet SO sure:
Every can must pass The Never Fail
Baking Test before packed for SALE" No
wonder we guarantee it to bake better at
less cost or money back. Try Lytona. You
can't lose. Lytona costs the average house
Evening star., 1926-05-19
INJUNCTION fought
BYFEDERAL BODY
Trade Commission Replies to
Chicago MiIIers' Group Re-
sisting Inquiry.

The Federal Trade Commission yes
terday asked the District supreme
Court to dismiss an injunction pro-
ceeding brought against it by the MIL
lers' National Federation of Chicago
to prevent the federation and its Of
ficials from being required TO answer
subpoenas to testify in Chicago con-
cerning the operations OF the tedefa-
tion. The SummonSeS call TOR the
presentation of certain records or the
federation, and the latter claimed II
is not a corporation and Is not sub
iect to the Federal Trade Commission
Justice Siddons granted a temporary
restraining order at the time of the
application.
In asking the dismissal of the suit
ths commission says the federation
mas no standing to maintain the ac
,,on. as it has adequate remedy at
law and does not allege any facts to
snow it is in danger of irreparable
injury by the proposed inquiry into
us records by the commission. To
Grant the injunction asked would be
an unwarranted and unconstitutional
interference, it is alleged. with the
legislative branch of the Government
and q violation of the rights of the
commission TO provide the manner
and method Of procedure in the ad'
ministration of the Federal Trade
Commission act.
In an answer filed by the commits
sion it is asserted the federation is
a corporation within the meaning of
the act and is being investigated by
the commission. which had sent a
representative to examine its rec.
ords. He had been shown certain pa
pers and denied others, the court is
advised. which made necessary the
issuance of the subpOenaS.
Hearing on the motion to dismiss
is scheduled for May IS.
Evening star., 1926-05-19

May days are joy-riding days this
year, according to the figures kept
by Clerk H. r. Carr of the headquar-
ters automobile squad, which show
that thus far during the II days of
May exactly 168 automobiles, or vir-
tualy 10 day, have been stolen from
Washington owners.
But May has put pep into the
sleuthing activities of Detectives ALI
good, Jett. Connors and Davis, who
have tracked $50 automobiles report
ed stolen to various persons or to
their places of abandonment on road
sides
The year 1926 also promises to be
a record breaking year in thefts and
recoverieS OF automobiles. Since the
outset of the year almost 1,000 auto
mobiles have been stolen from Wash
ington streets and garages-9S2, to
be exact And of this number during
the same period 96l have been re
covered, leaving just 81 still out.
The record for the period from the
first of the year, according to Mr..
Carr's books. compares favorably with
the record for the first half of the
fiscal year, starting July /, 1925.
BY the end of last December the
Evening star., 1926-05-19
Seeks Damages to Boat.

Assistant United States Attorney
Neil Burkinshaw yesterday filed in
the District Supreme Court q libe
against the motor boat GSS-S. owned
by Herbert De Bruyn Of Long Beach,
n. Y, which rammed apd sunk the
yacht Vivian during the regatta on
the Potomac River August Is. The
Bureau of Navigation assessed a fine
of $3.50 against the motor boat for
failure to have mere than one copy
of the pilot rules aboard and for fail
ing to give the right of way to the
Vivian. An additional fine of $40 was
made for not having a registered num-
ber. Failure to pay the fines led to
the court proceedings TO sell the boat.
Evening star., 1926-05-19
Spring Joy-Riders Are Taking Machines
At Rate of 10 Day; 9 Are Found Daily

total number of stolen automobiles
for the period starting July l was
listed at 1,116, with 979 recoveries,
leaving 1877 automobiles still out"
During the period since January ]
to the present only 81 automobiles
were listed as still out" making the
total "outs' in the automobile thievery
game In Washington 1853.
Evening star., 1926-05-19

Nine. Kollantay, first woman in
modern diplomatic history, and who
for the past few years has represent
ed Soviet Russia in Norway, is pre-
pairing to relinquish her position in
favor of q man representatiVe.
Evening star., 1926-05-19

Three patterns stamped
on heavy, good quality tub
ing. With hemstitched hem.
or hemstitched for crochet
edge.
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1894 McAdams, Fred G. q
Anne Muriel
SEA Of NEA, See ~,
TIL :. K "A +, 40 ac 22o.5p
SWl, Of NEl4, Sec "a,
TN 5. Il IA +, 20 ac 220.5o
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sl2, r, ll9. 4 - ;. II
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It's :, II "A Z, 10 ac. 4l.75
zoos Mccarthy, Mary l..
~ Of NWl4, TT 1872,
r li $, r - f, SO az $3.50
va. of NWl4 TT l39,
his ), h - r, 81 az SOB
36l5 McCollum, Nellie ~
Lot !, Sec II, r n =
r l5 T., l.o2 ac s.7+
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Legai advertisement

30. T 1t s, r IA +, 40
nc ............... .................... $3.50
Part OF Tr s3. Y Il s,
Il II f, lying r of s.
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ar .................... ............ l0.ll
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rad, II. r., X Howard,
SW,. of Nw',. Sc, 20,
r Il s, K l6 r, 10 ac lOll
\Wlt of SWl,. Sec 26.
Y l. :. Is f. 40 ac.... l0ll
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Y Is :. L Is f., 10 DC ll5o
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800 l..-.... =.
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NV ot N#lr. Sec y,
T II :, Il - T.. - ac 209.5o
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T IS $, Il 70 +, 10 ac l6+.94
90 Fruitt, w. II.
SW14 Of NWl,. See So.
r 10 :, II la +. 70 ac 222.5D
NWll of SW14. Sec So.
T 10 ), r Is +, 10 ar 22.50
929 rurdv, Clifton \.
NWlt, Sec Il, T T. :,
L It +, l60 az ...z.........77L04
A&l Putnam, Lena :.
) 2f5.s2 Fl. Of Lots
X :, Sec 9. T j. :. h L.
f.. 1905 ac .................. 4.O7
y 444ls +. Of Lots ; X
Z, See 9, T t. :. L Is
f. 26.92 ac .........-... 7.9l
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79&t Ra4land, Thoma, N.
Tr -. 7 Il :. r l. r.
10 nc ==.... 43.40
-9@> RainrS, Richard II.
Tr lol. r l3 :. Il II +.
90 a. l35s.o0
1889 Raines. Robert Roy \
Nialo PEARL
X. Of NEl4 Of NW1,.
See -, r l6 :. L. L.
% ae .-..-. $500
79+0 Raincv, Sadie G.
81. Of SEA. Sec 81,
r n :, r l3 f. 50 az. 1854
79+4 Ramsey, George r
Part Of SWls See II.
r l. :, r. l. T.. being
ajl exc y l6l. #. lj9
az ...... sat. 50
7947 RanEin, John W.
F.. Of !ot : y -E...
r ~es .t. f I-
H 'H r. .-u
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7454 usr. E.-t 4. s. y r
~Ut4 u+ \#'.. -. Us,
| rs $. Il li r. 70 ar. 7H.o7
49, Read. J,h.
i..}4. 80. r Is >,
4 Ia r. 7.-E.tr ......4 4.7n
1865 R-cavr, " A.
SCI, Of ~W1 See : T
II :, IA r.. 10 a. jl.Io
NE1, Of SW i. See :,
r II S, r u +, 20 ac lo5.oo
1863 R"eh. William
Part Of seq. See II,
r Il 5, r - +, Il. a f.:
Beg at Sc cor; tn y
90 rods: the " 50 rods;
tn ) 80 rods; tn h 50
rods to =. .. b., - ac 2ls.oo
1850 Rcnton, Theodore Scott
-. of Ne Tr 30, r
Is :. r l3 f, 50 ac 1850
NW-'4 Of y y. Tr 80,
r - ;, r - +, 10 az 209.50
1889 Rhoades, Jim
Part of ~. Of NEH,
See %, r - >, Il - f.,
lying s and + Of Al
amo river, 46 ac. w 5l.lO
1921 Rice, D. 4, 4 Daisy g.,
Tr II, T - S, r IA +,
80 ar .......-.........---........2 TO
1898 Rice, Seth H.
~ Of NW4, See 9,
T l. ;, Il II +, 80 acJ
NEH or SWH. See 81
T II 5, r IA +, 40 ac) 457Sl
1895 Richardson. Alice
VIZ, Tr SO, + Is :, r
II +. 80 ac ...... 344.1l
1899 Richardson, Clarence f..
Lot ], See -, 2 il $.
r 16 +, 37.2S ac -.--. 1867
Ell of NWH Sec ls,
r II ), r 10 T., 80 ac 22.5O
SWh Of NEH Sec IS,
T II $. r l6 +, 40 ac ll.5o
sOOl Richert, J. }.
VIZ Of seq Tr 7S, I
IL s, r - +, 20 ac 36.8o
S0O2 Richman, Fred II.
Lots land See II,
r - 5. r l3 +. $3.50
ac .................... 1920
Lots and 3, See Is, r
II = f IL f. 9J.4J ac 1880
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7763 Q 'Brien. Thomas
f = ac of Lot %. Sec
-. T Is s. Il II +, > ac 1l50
Lot p. Sec -. T IL :,
Il IA Z. l@.1a ac ..-.,..-li@.>0
Lot ). Sc I'D, T Is ;.
- f. I2.45 ar -........ c,Io
776> Okcy. George w. X
Josephine +.
Part of Tr Ioo 7 l& :,
h X f, being portion
of Lots O. and 81 lying
s of road and all of Lots
st. -. 76. = and -.
l5I.93 ac ........................ .S%5.9t
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7490 Nil, Mrs. B. c.
Eh, IT 1872, T IS S,
- IA F., 40 ac .............-. POS. g
800 Miller, Della d.
S1a of SEA, Tr 106,
r Is S, R u f, so ac .1lO.5(
NBh of SEA, Tr log.
T l6 S, r 10 f, 40 ac 49, 55.5(
SEA of NEA, TT 106,
T 16 S, R l2 f, 40 ac ... 55.5C
1903 Miller, Harry L.
NWh, Sec 26, T 10 s,
X l3 +, 100 ac -........--l54.50
1909 Miller, T. T. &
Margaret S.
VIZ, TT 4lR, Il ).
K l4-15 F, 100 ac........l304.0 90
So of SCI, Sec -, T
II s. r IA f, 50 ac....... 6l9.24
7jl2 Milligan, Samuel c.
Sl2, See II, T l. 5, r
II +. 800 ac ....-.-.-.-.....--- 4S4.I0
75l5 Mills, Marion D. &
Ida Mitchell
TT LOG, Is ;, r Is +,
l20 ac ................-- l.21
1916 Mills, NJ. H.
E1a, Tr l45. 7 10 :.
II f. 20 &c ........-.--......-...l lO.ju
75Is Mirande, Robert g. 4
Nellie O,
Ela of SEl4, TT 50, T
ID ). R is f. 20 ac-.-....llO.5o
1919 Mitchell, cress
NJ Of NE14. Sec 10,
T II S, r IA f, 50 ac....4l&.oo
1920 Mitchell, Daisy \.
NWA of SW4 Of
NE1.. Sec y, T u :.
r Il f, 10 ac Recommendations. GA
1924 Mitchell. Joe
NWl4 of NW14, See
10. 7 u 5, r Is f,
40 ac .............................-..2 .209.j0
7549 Moores. William 4
Mary r.
Lot ;. See 10. T 10 $
r u Z, 2446 ac.-.......)
Part of Lot 4, Sec l0)
T Is s. R Il f. being
all exc \ 325 fl of W
400 ft, el37 ac........} 1850
1904 Morgan, Mrs. f. f.
TT 74. 16 5, R IA E,
so 3c -.....-.5l 5l6.ll |
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T l6 s. R Il f, 20 ac....ll0.j0 !
Wa of SWl4. TT l02.
T l6 5, r "A E, 20 ac-ll0.50 +
Tr l06. T 16 5, Il II
F, so ac .........-.....-... 1850 |
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10 S, R Il E, d. a. f.:
Beg at Ne cor TT 100;
tn \ 1870 fl; tn
6j6 #: the SWlv alg
Canal to S Ii of TT; tn
W 23l.4 fe to ?. o. b.
634 ac .....-,....---.---..------. 5J.IO
Lot 20, See 8. Is :,
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Lot 5. Sec :, T 10 5
Z Is T.. 3440 ac .------1 1ll.3l
1886 Morgan, Joseph B.
Part Of TT 2l2, T Is 5.
IA f. being " 1880
az Of that part lying
between : Ii of TT ~
prod WY and y Il of
II l. R. r. r-w. 40s0 ac 1910
7559 Morris, c. 5.
ST.. TT 81. T Is ;, K
Il E. 100 &C .....-...--.,....-,202. 2.62
NIs, TT 81. T Is 5, r
IA Z. l6G ac ....-...--...-.....-l60.21
1860 Morris, T. Il Anna L. 4
NJ. See II. T II ;. r
Is f, 320 ac -..----.-....-..l 66I.sI
1865 Morrison. Robert
Lot ;, Sec 81, T u =
r j. Z. 44.l2 ac.-..-.---.)
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K Is L. 44.l5 ac-..-..--)
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T II :, R - +, 50 ac) $3.50
1866 Morrison, W. H.
SELL of NWl4, Sec !.
TIL 5, r IA f, 10 ac.-l24.25
1861 Morrison, ". T.
Part Of oEl4 Of NW4,
Sec 6, T 16 ;, r is +,
lying y & T Of : x "
bank Of Alamo River.
) ac ...............................-. -
1865 Morse. Wellington :.
IL. e~c:>~ E14, See u,
T Is :, R T. +, 80 ac.... 22.50
1863 Mortgage Guarantee GO.
SWl4, r. 22l, T j. ;,
r. i L, 30 ac ..--.-...-.--.. ll.5o
: 32.Ss ac OF 81 Of
NEll, See ., T l5e. K
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1915 Mueller. Edwin A.
Lot ]. Sec %, T is :,
K j. r, l5.36 ac .... -
Part OF Tr lJ7. T 10 :
r II 4. being all ot
SEA OF 81 - Sec -
and that part Of Me-,
NEh, See % lying do
Tr l07 Gals acres
64.l4 ac -5,-l'
800 Myers Cqurgr v.
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1856 Nowlin, George
El2 of Si2, Tr 42, 7 Is
:. r II +. so ac ..........-.3O9.SI
77j7 Nutbrown, Frank s,
j. Richard \ Fred f.
SCI, of SEA Of NW4
Sec Il, T II 5, r IA +,
10 ac -..,.-...............-.-..--..-- o"'UV
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1888 Quallv, Edward L. Jr.
SWl. of SWit, Sec ),
r II :. Il Is +. 10 ac 2I.40
SEIt of SELL, See 6, r
~ :. K Is +. 20 ac . 3s.l1
NW1t of NWl., Sec :.
II II :. K Is +. 10 ac. 1910
-934 Quincy. Lester N.
El2 of SEll. Sec -.
T II 5. Il Ii f. ~ ac 222.5o
WI. of SWl,, Sec -.
T II :. K l6 +. ~ ac 1914
1855 Quincy. l.. H., y Virgil L.
SWl4 ot NWl,, Sec >,
T l. :. Il l5 f.. - az 220jU
Lot 4. ScS >. r l. :.
Il Is +, $50 ar .... 2i4.44
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7549 Moores. William 4
Mary II.
Lot :. See 10, T 10 :.
R12 Z, 24.46 ae.---...)
Part Of Lot I, Sec TO-
T Is s, r l. f. being
all exc \ 325 fl of W
400 ft, o1.37 ac...........} loo,
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1863 Mortgage Guarantee co.
SWl4 r. 22l, T - :,
r i L, 80 ac ..-...-.--..
: 32.8s ac OF -. Of
NEIl. See ., r l5s. K
- +, 39.ss ac -.-..------
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Mneller- Edwin A.

1913 Mueller. Edwin \.
Lot ]. Sec %, T is :,
X l. +. l5.s6 ac 57.+1
Part OF r. lJ7. T 10 :.
r Il L, being all ot
SEA OF 81 +. Sec -
and that part of Me-
NEh, See % lying n
Tr lo7 l24.l4 acres
64I4 ac 43-I-
75o2 Myers, George v.
" 10 ac OF El ~
SEA Of sNl4. SEC -,
T 10 ;. R u l., J9 ac $3.50
1928 MyracIc. Clarence
Nv. Of va. II ~.
Tl3 :. r 10 +, 80 ac -29".j9
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1910 Pascoe. Edwin W.

NEl4. See -. T i :,
K Is +. loo ac .65l.7Q
SE1a. Sec -. T y :.
Il /. +. Too ac ......... ,li.jO
NW14. See - 7 l. ;.
f - r. 1850 ~ $3.50
SWia. Sec y, T l. :,
r la +. l6o az .............. $3.50
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7s47 Peters. II. NJ.

7847 Peters. II NJ
Part Of s12 Of NEA,
See 20. r II $, r - +.
lying f Of Westside
Main Canal. 90 ac l93.OO
1853 Peterson, h II.
Lots aud IS. See -, r
l6 :. X II r., 20 az .... 9.I1 1
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$40 Shropshire, II. +.
Lots = and and SWll
NE1r See 80, r rs ),
Il H. +, loS.No &C ...---4i9.Ol
S24l Nlefert, ioa +.
I l2o ar. Tr 50. Y 10
:. II t. L, l2O ac .....-.- 1904
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So Simmons. Gooorich X.

- ''IHTTUHN' N"UUTIVH n.
SCI. of seq, See !,
+ II :. Il l6 r., 10 ac -. | 80
SWi, of SW =, See \.
r II :, K l6 f, 40 ac =. | 30
NWl, Of SWi., See 5,
T II :, Il Ii r, 10 ne j.. II 80
SW' of NWh, See 5,
+ II =. Il III f., 10 ac lI.50
so Simpson. Frederick NJ.
Tr los. T l. S. h - r..
40 ac ................. ...... l6s3.j0
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SO96 Saathoff, w. A.
y 2l2l2 TT of Lot l,)
See "a. II rs s, Il Is E,)
: l107l2 ft of Lot 81
See "a, I l6 =, r l6)
+, 90 ac -..~..-............) IA
SO91 Sacre, Lou NJ.
NEl4, See s, T II s,
K 10 +, 100 ac ....-....,....7 743 90
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iC6 POWcrs, MattIe j.
Lots l and 81, Sec 81,
r "a $, r IL +. 24.99
II .. - P4.s
E12 Of NWA, See. -
Tia 3, R IA +, 80 ac 10;
Lot 3, See 30, 7 "a ),
Z II u. 3j.72 az .--.... 59.4
NWH Of NWb, See
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7J56 Morgan, Joseph b.
Part Of TT 212, T Is 5.
r Il f. being " 1850
az Of that part lying
between : Ii of TT ~
prod WY and y Il Of
II. |. R. r. r-w, 40.sO &C IL
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1892 Peek, Mary i.

40 ar. Tr 81, 7 "A ;,
- +, 40 ac ...-...... l01.OO
Tr -, r u :, h - f.
10 az ...... ............,........ lO1.OO
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1914 Pata. B. 4 Co.
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Evening star., 1926-11-18
MILLIONAIRE FIGHTS
CEMETERY REZONING
W. A. Clark, Jr., Offers to Finance
Suit in Hollywood to Oppose
Changing Boulevard.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, November 1S.-W.
A.. Clark, jr., millionaire son Of the
late Senator w. A. Clark of Montana
yesterday offered to pay the entire
cost Of a suit to oppose the rezoning
for business of boulevard frontage fac
ing the Hollywood Cemetery, where
Rudolph Valentino. Barbara La Marr
and other Aim celebrities are buried,
and in which Clark owns a mauso-
leum.
The council council has voted, 10 to
a to rezone the frontage lying between
Santa Monica boulevard and the
cemetery, now devoted. to HANDICAPPED
parking, to permit building Of busi-
ness blocks.
In an advertisement in local news.
Evening star., 1926-11-18
Shoe Fashions Difficult.

Owing to the suddenness with
which women's fashions In Europe
change, it is almost impossible for
shoe manufacturers to plan ahead
for any popular demand. The reason
for this is that women'S shoes so
often must fit in with the other
articles Of feminine attire. The
situation is responsible for a move,
ment to draw up scheme or
cooperation between dress and shoe
manufa cturerS
Evening star., 1926-11-18

papers, addressed to members OF the
Cemetery Association. Clark said:
II feel that Christ's tears cannot be
softened by the sordid motives OF those
who oppose us in their attempt TO
desercrate the last resting place or
our beloved ones"
The Clark mausoleum holds the
bodies Of Clark's two former wives.
His father Is buried in New York.
Evening star., 1926-11-18
KING BEN" PLANS
LONG COURT FIGHT
Cult Leader Rests in COLONY,
Free on $12O 900 Bail.
Lawyer Gives Views.
BY the Associated Press.

BENTON HARBOR, Mich, Novem.
per ls.-Extended litigation regarding
ne House of David appeared possible
today.
Attorneys for BENJAMIN purnell
leader of the cult, who was captured
IN a surprise raid on the colony yes
terday, say their defense of Purnell
against charges of individuals and the
state OF Michigan will be carried to
the highest courts.
II. t. Dewhirst, former California
superior Court judge. now a member
OF the colony, and w. J. Barnard of
raw Paw. chief counsel say that
Furnell went into seclusion four years
ago because he could not obtain a fair
trial.
Biames Press Attitude.
In view of the attitude Of tho nrasS
three years ago, it would have been
not only asinine and rank stupidity
Evening star., 1926-11-18
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