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q. LOUIS AIRCRAFT
 NEARS 40 HOURS AIR

ST. LOUIS, July 29, (P)-O'Brien and Jackson are nearing the 400- hour mark aloft in the "St Louis Robin" At 9:17 this morning they had completed 386 hours in the air and exceeded the record of the "Angeleno" by TAO hours.
 The joint earnings of the fliers is accommodating at the rate of $116 an hour and now amounts to $16,- 900.
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CH|CAGO NATIONALS
 BOOST THEIR LEAD

CHICAGO, July g, (RJ-The Chicago Nationals boosted their lead over Pittsburgh to two and one-half games by beating Phil adelphia for the seventh straight victory
 Guy Bush let Philadelphia down with six hits, one a homer by Hurst. It was Bush's 14th vic tory of the season keeping him at the top of the league,
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BRAND IS PREMIER

PARIS, July 29, (R)-Briand will retain intact the Cabinet of Poin- care except Poincare who will not be included. Briand will hold the post of Premier and the Portfolio of Foreign Affairs. President Dou- mergue concurred in the decision
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OCEAN PLIERS RETURN

NEW YORK, July 29, (P,- Roger Williams and Lewis Yan- |cey, transatlantic fliers, arrived aboard the s. s. Republic with their plane crated on the deck. Despite the fact it was Sunday the fliers were given rousing welcome and were greeted by public officials.
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FILES FOR DIVORCE

LOS ANGELES, July 29, P)- Mrs. Grace Bryan HargreaveS, daughter of the late William Jen- nings Bryan, filed suit for divorce and custody of their four children. She charges her husband, a Bever- ley Hills banker, with cruelty and incompatibility.
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SATURDAYS GAMES
 NATIONAL.

NATIONAL Chicago $, 10 Phillies 1, ' New York 5, St. Louis 3 Cincinnati 4, Brooklyn 3 Boston 10, ? Pittsburg 3, 5
 AMERICAN Cleveland 5, Washington 3 New York 5, St. Louis 3 Boston 4, Detroit 0 Phillies 8, Chicago 1
 COAST Portland 4, 0, Missions 1, 2 Sacs 12, Los Angeles 3 Hollywood 16, 6 Seattle o, 5 Oakland 3 San Francisco 2
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NATIONAL

Phillies 2, Chicago T Brooklyn 3, 5, Cincinnati 4, New York 10, St. Louis 5
 AMERICAN Cleveland g, Washington St. Louis 6, New York ' Detroit 5, Boston 3 Hollywood 6, 12, Seattle 5, 5 Missions g, 2, Portland 4, 3 Sacramento 5, 6, L. A. 3, ? Oakland 14, ?, s. F. 6, 3
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It is proposed to enclose a new railroad across the Sahara desert in a steel tube to keep out drifting sand
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Ten large ships are taking tour ists on around the world cruises this year.
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. Dec, i1.-Liys Poultry
--Chickens--YounE. colored, a. to size.
22@ss ieghorns as to size. 21@ 22c,
Chickens, old heavy, 27@2se: medium.
2s@ use; leghorns and other light
stock. 1s020c; ROSTERS. 1s9zoc Ducks
White pekinEs, pounds and over,
23R 25c; mnscovy. pounds and over,
20922c; puddle. 4 pounds and over.
$50 zoe; all kinds, small and thin, l6
1Isc. Geese--Nearby. 10000; West
efn and Southern, 1e0 20c; Kent Island.
% o. 5c. Guineas--Two pounds and over,
soc; smaller. 900 SOC. Turkeys--Young,
s pounds and over. 26@27e; crooked
breasts 20Gp23c; old toms. 20023c.
Rabbits--Nearby. per dozen, s29S;
Western and Southern. per dNEen, 50
@2S0; all sections, fair to good, per
dozen. 8l.25@l.75.
Butter-Creamery, fancy. per pound,
ESQ Asc; do, choice. 43644c: do, good.
40 42c; do. ladies' $50 3se; Mary
land and Pennsylvania rolls. 5i@ 3ec;
store packed, 2ici process butter, -
q 5se
EEEs-on the Baltimore Butter and
Egg Exchange there we're no, offerings.
street sales market firm. Small lots
nearby current receipts eandled. SO q
s4e Rsesipts-Buttsr. sps tubs; sggG
~ SA4NA
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. Dec. 1.-cattIe-Re-
ceipts, SO head. Market steady. Steers
Good to choice. s12@12.75 medium
to good, $I1@12; fair 70 medium, sic
oil: plain to fair. 99@io; common to
plain $s09; bulls good to choice,
s3,50@e; medium to good. S7.50Qs.5B;
fair to medium, ST@7.5o; plain to fair.
s6@7; common to plain. $5@s; cows,
good to choice. $s5o@s; medium to
good, S7.s06S.26; fair TO medium. ss75
0z2S: plain to fair, S5.50@65O: COM
mon to plain, S4Q5; heifers good to
choice, 810.5O@11; medium 20 good
5000; fair to medium, 500; plain
to fair. STGs; common to plain. 1907
Fresh cows and springers. 96eQl5O.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 100 head
Market steady. Sheep, $2Q6; lambs
S6.SOR15.75.
Hogs Receipts 500 head. Market
lower Lights, s9.75010. hsavles. 50. ~
q IN IN: medium, &sso1ioee; roughs
sTds1e. light piEh ts.2sdst0; pigs
So l9Gsse Ohio hogs. iG9 zoe higher
thAH auotstionG
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PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. II. - Live
Poultry-Fowls. not leghorns. fancy, at
@2sc: fair to good. ESQ ate; small and
poor. ss02Ae; lsEhorn fowls. fancy. -
ems, plymouth rocks, fancy. Csc; ordi-
nary. 2s0 2sc; mixed colors fancy, -
025c; ordinary. 21@22c; poor stock
lower; fancy roasting chickens.
Weighing : pounds or under, 400; leg
horn broilers. SAC: old roosters, II o
22c; turkeys. fancy. aocf turkeys. ordi-
nary, use; old gobblerA, 2S@3sc: ducks.
eolOra. 2203lO; muscOvy. 1s0 zoe; geese.
fat 2202so; ordinary. 2e021c; guineaH,
young, Weighing 3 pounds each or over.
per pair, $1.sq; undorsizsd, S1Ql.1o;
old. so0Soe per pair: poor stock and
s ss@s Ss GW cd. s ssSaoc. per PAN '0un1'
Dressed Poultry-Turksys. nearby,
fancy, Se0ssc; poor to good, S2WS6e;
Western, fancy. S5@s7c; poor to good,
western. ESQ sOc, Fowls. fresh killed
in boxes 5 pounds or over. S3034c; 4
to ~ pounds. 500 SIC; to az pounds.
2s@2Sc; IN pounds. 23@24c; under AZ
pounds, 21@23c; chickens. Western, in
Weighing pounds, s1o; Weighing 1 to
AZ pounds, 400 ale; Weighing to IA
lbs. 2S@2sc: Weighing IA pounds, 29@
3eci J pounds 30@S2c; Weighing IN
pounds S103sc; old ROSTERS, dry
picked, Western, pounds or over, 35c;
under s pounds, 1870 4c. Ducks. fancy.
nearby, ESQ csc; Western. 2l626c; fair
to good. 20@23c. Geese, fancy, fat
2202sc; ordinary, zoo.
Butter-DecIined Ne. Higher scoring,
4Sh @46hc; 90 score, 42hc: 81 score,
41hc; 90 score, S7hc; so score, s6e;
So score sac; 81 score, 32h @33c.
Eggs-Firm. Extra firsts, Ssc: firstt,
in new cases. B3c: firsts. In second
hand cases. 55c; seconds. 4b047e.
Cheese-Qulet and unchanged. Quo
tAtions: Whole milk. Longhorns round
lots. 2302sMe; single daisiea. fresh,
2s@3she.
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Dec. II. - Hogs
Receipts, $4,000; market steady.
Top $3.50; bulk. $9@9.45; heavy
weight $909.5O; medium weight.
$9.l5@9.5O; light weight, $50
9.4O; light lights, $809.35; pack
ing sows, $8@8.60; pigs, 5000;
holdovers. 1000.
Cattle Receipts, 5000; market
steady. Calves: Receipts. 5000:
market steady. Beef steers: good
and choice, $13@14.75; common
and medium, $9.50013.50; year
lings, $10015.75. Butcher Cat
tie: heiferS, $8@15: cows, $50
1850; bulls, $801l: calves, 500
1850; feeder steers, $9.5O@l1.75:
stocker steers, $8.50011; stocker
cows and heifers, $6.50@9.50.
heep-Receipts, $4,000; mar.
ket steady. Medium and choice
lambs, $12013.25: culls and com.
mon, $9011.50: yearlings. $9@I1;
common and choice ewes, $406;
feeder lambs, $11.500 12.75.
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Dec. i.--Livestock--
Cattls--Market receipts. 400 head. Dl-
reefs, 170 head. Seven loads. Steers
Slow. weak to 800 lower. mostly 2kc
lower. Medium steers, S10S0@13.2ei
cows In moderate supply. fairly active
steady, mostly of New York origin,
Common to medium, s6.250S.2S. Low
cutters and cutters, $3@6. Bulls
Scarce, irregular. Common to medium,
s7.5009. Vealers and calves--Markai
receipts. $50 head; directs. 1890 head
Veaiers-In light supply, slow, weak u
Soc lower. Good to choice, New York
vealerA. t1S.s001L6o; medium, s13@1g
Gull and common, SS@11. No calves OF.
fered.
Hogs-Market receipts none; direct
$3.50 head. None on sale.
Sheep--Market receipts, $50 head
directs, $3.50 head. Lambs scarce
fairly active. steady, quality considered
good 100 10. New York lambs. 313.aSi
medium, t11.S0@13; few common
$1,000. Ewes scarce, steady, Good n
choice, S4.50@6, Gull and common
tsW =.
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Air Express to Coast
Will Open on Monday

Transcontinental air express
transportation win become avail
able Monday to the shippers and
receivers Of express traffic In
washington. officials Of the Rail.
way Express announced today.
The service in and out Of Wash
ington will be over the Clifford
Ball Line, and planes will leave
this city at 1890 p. m. for Pitts
burgh and Cleveland and at the
latter point connect with the
transcontinental express air ser.
vice between New ork and the
Pacific coast.
Officials say shipments for
warded at 1890 p. m. for Pitts
burgh, Cleveland or Chicago will
be delivered the same afternoon
or evening Of date of forwarding,
provided the consignee's address
is within the company's eStab-
liShed delivery area.
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DERS
VOTE CHANGE

WILMINGTON, DEL. Dec. IL.
At the special meeting Of stock
holders of Ungerleider Financial
Corporation, held here yesterday,
the plan for reduction of outStand-
ing capital from 44e 378 shares
to 100000 shares was approved
without a dissenting vote. About
IS per cent Of the outstanding
stock was represented in person
or by proxy.
AS a result. all shares now held
in the company's treasury are
to be retired and considerable
additional block Of stock which
will be purchased frora time to
time hereafter with funds now
held in reserve for this purpose,
will also be retired.
Authority was given the board
to acquire the stock at the best
available price, not exceeding $50
per share. This compares with
a book value Of SAT 81 per share
as shown on the pro forma bal,
ance sheet of November IL, 1929
This pro forma balance sheet
gave effect to the requirement
of the additional stock at $50 pei
share, the maximum authorized
by yesterdays meeting.
A considerable amount of the
stock is understood to have been
held by dealers who were unable
to distribute it owing to the re
cent collapse in security values
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Produce Markets

EEES-whits hennsry, so@ssc: eur
rent receipts. S3@64c.
Live pou1try-Turksys, young hens.
a2e: young toms. soc; old toms. ESQ
25e. Chickens: Plymouth Rocks, 2sc
$50 Soc; large hens sS7Sssc: small
hens. 24@2Sc; Leghorn hens, zoe;
ROSTERS, 1Sc; ducks, large, 20c: gulneas.
young. Z, pounds, 60056c.
chickens and fowls. 26o-2se; ducks. csc;
Dressed hOgs-lO0 to 12b pounds, II
0l2c; lb0 to 200 pounds. 10011c;
calves. top grade. 1shc; lambs. cFoics.
/ Applss-supplisS moderate: demand
Hnis msrk So it'S TSr ssrssI' iD. Si
~ inches up, YorKs. s4.so. Boxes:
Washington extra fancy Delicious, me-
dunn to large size. sS.7b; Bnshel bas-
Inches up. Northwestern Greetings
s2.25; York, U. s. No. i, tx inches up,
fair condition $50; Black Twigs, fair
condition N.B Virginia, y. s. No. J.
pack, ss0s.a5; U. s. 10. l. az incSs,
up, Staymans, mostly around 81; few
fine quality high as 1850.
CabbaEs-Supplies moderate: demand
moderate; market steady. New York
I0o-pound sacks. Danish type. s1.SS02
South Carolina. IN -bushel hampers
pointed type. some fair quality. $40 o
celsry-Suppliss moderate: demand
moderate: market firm. New York
2-3-crates. mostly eS.TT. California
crates. $3.50 @6.50, mostly So.
LettucO-Supplien moderate; demand
moderate; market steady. California
6.So; six dozen. fair quality. S4WiSS.
Onions-Supplfes moderate; demand
light market steady. Ohio. 1eO-pound
sacks, yellows. u. s. No. l. medium sizes,
81 @2.16. Indiana, 10O-pound sacks.
size. $22502s6.
Potatoes--Supplies moderate: demand
light; market steady. Maine, l50-
pound sacks. Green Mountains. u. s.
Green Mountains, u. s. No. 1. 1850
SIS, few low az $3.50. Idaho I00-
pound sacks Husset Burbanks, U. .. No.
/. t3.7b@4 New York, I50-pouBd sacks.
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For Sale Miscellaneous
PRINTING Presses for sale; one
hand press, 1885, one foot press, $50.
Automobiles for Sale
HUDSON Coach. fully equipped
with trunk, seat covers, skid chains,
all extras; sacrifice. $27S.
Beard for Children
CHILDREN Bearded, infants 10
five years; private homes mothers
care.
WGntsd-Brick Homes
WILL Pay all cash for sir %
eight room brick houses, reasonably
priced, white or eoloFed pFafeF clear
property or subject 10 small indebt-
edness.
Commercial for Rent
Comfortable weII-ventilated officss,
centrally located; rent, $50 ard $50
per months worth while investigat-
Ing.
AuRoHaobils Lessons
AUTO I.easOns for permits and
paEIEinGJ cars furnished Hcensed In
StruetoF.
Rooms for Rent
SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. q. E.
Lovely furnished room with or with
out board; suitable for ladies -
gentlemen.
The GboVs tUants and offers
are Only a fen Of many inter.
sstins advertisements yOu Uiu
find in todGy's Times and Herald
classified odOsStisinR section.
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Psnnsylyania. 1so-pound sacks, Round
whites. Y. $. No: /. ,$3s5;
string sssD' tT1 a Ehs di sn.S.I
hampers green. best ss0s.26: hold:
overs, fair TO ordinary quality and
condition, $1.So03.5O.
cucumbers-supplis. light; demand ,,
hampers fancy best, s294sO; fair
quality. $3.50. Bushel hampers. choice,
good quality. $3.50; square eushel
crates. fancy. fair quality, Ss.5094.
Squash-suppiies very light; demand
light; market steady, Florida. pepper
Eggpiant-supplies light; demand
light; market steady. Florida, pepper
crates, fancy. fair quality, $3.50; few
fair quality, 12.sO0S.
Tomatoes-suppliss light: demand
light; market steady. RepackSd, UNI
known origin, threes, ripes, wrapped.
s2.6O0S. Originals, California, lug
boxes, green turning wrapped, too'x few
sales reported to quote. Ohio, S-pound
baskets, dollhouse, medium size, sac
2.2s: small size, S1,So0l.7b.
spinGch-supplies moderats; demand
light; market steady. Virginia, Nor
folk section, bushel baskets, Savoy
type, T5c0S1; few high - t1.26.
Texas, bushel baskets.' Savoy type. few
| sales, 11.75.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. moderate; de-
mand light: market firm. California,
pony crates, 9s037G
PspporS---sappliss. Aght. Demand.
light; market, steady Florida. pepper
crates fancy. sos: mostly. es.B00T;
bushsl hampers. fine quality. $3.50.
Peas-No supplies on the market.
Carrots-Supplies, moderate. De-
mand, moderate: market. steady. Cal.
ifornia, Western lettuce crates,
punched. 33,T5Q4; mostly, 33,7B.
OBangsS-Supplies, liberal. Demand,
moderate; market, steady. Florida,
boxes, pineapples No, /. medium to
large size. 340450; No. 2. medium TO
large size, t3.75@t. California, boxes.
Ma wells, few sales, medium size, SO
T.so.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. moderate. De-
mand, moderate; market. steady,
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CHICAGO FUTURES

CHICAGO, Dec. IL (INS.).
Grains closed generally lower to
day. Wheat was down 2Ac to
.2ssc; corn, &c to &c, and oats
24c to 1c.
later declined further with general
selling on weakness in Liverpool and
Buenos Aires. Buying power was
moderate.
Opening prices were u 01Kc lower.
Liverpool was due k0iMd higher,
opened e DAD MP and at AIS ,. m.
prices were X @xd down.
Corn opened We lower to No better
and Immediately went moderately lower
on commission house and local selling.
Buying power was moderate and mostly
by shorts and on resting orders. Trade
was Just fair.
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PRODUCE SHIPMENTS

Car-let shipments reported for the
antirs United states for Tuesday, De-
InpIes--Idaho. II; Maryland, I; New
york, IS; Virginia, IS; Washington, 80.
others S. Total 264.
Manifestations! Is; California, IL;
wlorida, II; Ohio. 2 Total 1874
Onions--Colorado 20; Indiana. "a;
Michigan, IS: New York, Is; Ohio, ~.
oranEas-Aiabama. 2; ArizoBa, 2;
saHfornia, lss; Florida, 21o; Louisiana.
4. Texas, 1. Total 3sS.
PotatoAs-colorado, IS; Idaho, s2i
nFsine ss7; Minnesota. IS; New York
"a Others isa Total S27.
prices represent sales in large iots
A. teebsrs and other large buyers on
Sfsek Of good merehantahle Quaity AID
0aditiea.
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MERCER LANS
APPROVED

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-Tri-
Continental Corporation and the
Tri-C Continental Allied Company,
Inc, closely affiliated investment
companies, will be consolidated
into q single new corporation
under the name Of the Tri-C Con.
tinental Corporation, under e
plan adopted by directors Of
both companies.
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BALTIMORE

whsat--unsettled. lower No. red
winter spot, S1.24As No. : red winter
garliclry, spot, domestic. SLAIN. Re-
ceipts. a.1S1 bushels. Shipments. 1870
bushels.
Corn--Stsady. No. . yellow domestic,
old, CARROTS. S1.09@1.10. Receipts. 1850
bushels. Shipments. 2,0s6 bushels.
Oats--Duii. offerings ample. No.
white domestic, carlots. 665ac. No. 5
white, 65Iac. Shipments. 2.472 bushels.
Hay-Firm, SIS OBS AZ to grade.
Rye--NoshinE doing, prices normal
Flour--InaetIve. easier.
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BANK STATEMENTS

Washington Clearing House.
SIS, 401 ,648.38.
New York Clearing House ex-
change, 1887, 000, 900.
New york Clearing House bal.
ance, $170,000, 900.
Treasury balance, $s2,176,-
230.53.
Customs receipts, $14,295, 9S7 .9B.
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The ment-minded" will be IN
terested In the varied Selection OF val
liable Washington real eatats presented
In Times or Herald Classified ads
today.
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Livestock Markets
c1uotalions Furnishsd BY W. B. HiBbs 4 Co

Calvss--Rsceipts, rs head: market
steady. Calves. S7@1s.SO.
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MOVING. PACKING q STORAGE,
LEGAL NOTICES.
CLEPHANE & LATIMER, GILBERT d. HALL
ATTORNEYS.

trict to- Of coiumbia.- Blanche B. Dunbar and
Mary 4, Freudenthsl, plaintiffs, vs.: Eva Es-
teinette Marguerite Jensen infant; Ellen
Rixmor Kirstins Jensen. infant, =. Agnete
sensfi7. Hs .s7ss II Equity
f sHh: % .a%inister the trust eSssts BY
y ,ef will uS q the %ol fss pG:
by the court this 4th day OF June Ap 1879,
Hrs6o 1 nss Gand
Margnerits Jensen; infant; Ellen ,. R ssinIr
f kGTeh oe Rsan 't PkinGton ezseatrix,
S.F. t to rule R y
sfter the expiration OF forty, days. exclp-
is ys 81 5 ns sss 81 ssd T0%
& srsyas r: e :6s
Ss:ti = g; &a'a9sssSs Eas ssf2f,s5 sSe
GUN S11S gi.SE Clerk BY H 5efiSsf7a4 M
WILLIAM W. BRIDE & ALEX. H. BELL Jr.'
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS,
Condemn alton of land for the extension Of
StIef for the %idenins az" Of 18th Street
between irving and Jackson Streets NE
sSnsfs Of h ths DssrcG '
So sp ssFtSG HsTdh Il ee
IAN Act making appropriations for the ex,
Et Zoe for tSe aca @ ending
thlrtieth, nineteen hundred ana fourteen.
and fer he a Extend
street. avenue. road or highway to conform
with the plan OF the permanent system OF
,fChU norton
Columbia outside of the cities OF Wa St nst
of c coma spSToed March g. 1885
AMENDED By the Ats Of a1S
sHbchapteT one OF chapter fifteen Of the
Code q Law for the District Of Columbia, }.
the condemnation Of the land necessary for
the extension of Irving street, between 18th
ana ns a of 18Th 1ee Street bet%een 1 and
Jackson Streets, NE. in the District Of Go;
with, the said petition. as part thereof and
praying also that this Court empanel Jury
n easss to vs e fs Gf
Of land tS be kn M rvp nstsn
Between 81 18th f 0S and 10th Streets. NE. and
for the widening of 18th Street, between
District Of Columbia. and the condemna ton
Of the land necessary Tor the purposes purpose
and a S al Of tns B II ss
lands which the Jury may ma VIII DC pene-
said Act Of CONGRESS approved May 2s:
june june i isas b. oRpERE6 shst al PERSONS hay
ing any interest in these proceedings be,
and they are hereby. warned and COM
manded to appear In this Court on or pc
O'Clock AM; and continue In attendance un-
til the Court shall have made It's final order
ratifying and confirming the award OF dam
and the sns OF Ssns Of the
it is further ORDERED that a copy of this
notice and order be published TWICE a week
for two successive weeks in the WaShington
Evening Star, the Washington Post and the
washington Times. newspapers published in
the said District. commencing at least
twenty days before the said 5th day of Au-
gust. 1929. 1t IS further ORDERED that a
copy of this notice and order be served by
the United States Marshal. or his deputies,
upon each Of the owners Of the fee of the
land TO be condemned herein. as may be
found by the said Marshal, or his deputies,
within the District of Columbia, and upon
the tenants and occupants OF the same. be-
fore the said 9Th day Of August. 1929: Sy
true copy.-Test; FRANK Z; CUNNINGHAM.
Clerk. By MARRY NJ. HULL; 4! Assistant
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Synopsis Of Preceding InstaIIments.

Dolly and ".soapy" Molloy, crooks. who
pose as rich Americans, know that Lester
Carmody, wants to turn certain heirlooms
into cash, but is prevented by law from
doing so, They suggest that 9, fake burglary
poses as a, health expert, TO carry out the
Carmody. and, Twist and get away with the
loot. Chimp does the Job. but is seen by the
butler, who tells Carmodys nephew, John
and fancyinE himself in the role of de-
tective, goes to question Twist, Dolly accom-
panies him, and not only has him doped and
locked up in Twists .sanitarium, but also
gives Twist knockout drops. Then she
phones "soapy" 70 seize the loot. which is
and meet her in London; But Carmody
has sent the stuff to the iuggage once , Of
fact, and also learns that the claim ticket
is on Johns person. He dashes for Twist S
sanitarium. Twist and John have, recovered
from their Knockout drops, and John Is
fuming because his imprisonment has caused
him to miss an engagement with Patricia
Wyvern. who has lust begun e look with
to get the claim ticket from John. Twist
dopes, Johns coffee. takes it. for, granted
with "Soapy." But John is wide awake.