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La gaceta., 1930-10-07

Contra mas de 600 propieta-
rios del distrito de Drenaie
South Tampa Farms present6
aver pleitos ell recibidor E. E.
Graves, en- representation de los
tenedores de bonos. Quiere
Graves que esos propietarios
.paguen las contribuciones y pi-
de Sc lie conceda autoridad para
embargar los bienes de los que
no 10 hagan asf. Esta ell distrito
entire los rios Palm y Alfalfa y Sc
extiende desde ell canine n1me-
70 5 hasta la bahia.
La gaceta., 1930-10-07
s @ c | A [ E s

Ell dfa 10 del corriente mes
ilegara a la ciudad de la Haba-
ma ell iIustre conferencista es-
panol Sr. On. Pedro Coromi-
mas, ell que dara unas cuantas
conferencias en- la Sociedad
Hispana Guiana de Cultura.
ST ell talentoso pensador pue
de venir a esta poblaci6n 10
hara, porque de antemano ha
sido invitado por un grupo de
conocidas y distinguidas per-
sonalidades de esta localidad.
Ahora solo nos queda espe-
rar.
La gaceta., 1930-10-07

Habana, Oct. Los peri6-
dicos dicen que han culmina-
do en- un exito franco los expe-
rimentos del sabio frances
Georges Claude, efectuados
aver en- Matanzas, en- presen-
cia de distinguidos hombres de
ciencia.
Utilizando las turbinas y la
corriente del golfo produjo su-
ficiente energia electrical para
dar luz a 40 focos de 500
bujias.
La gaceta., 1930-10-07

FL j6ven y talentoso perio-
dista americana Joe Mickler hi,
20 aver una entrevista a nuestrC
director. publicando en- el dia.
rio Tampa Daily Times las
declaraciones que este hiciera.
Alguien que no fue Mickler
probablemente ell jefe de infor-
maci6n, puso a la "interviu' IN
epigrafe dando a entender que
ell ST.. Manteiga pedia la inter
venci6n americana.
Este peri6dico ha escrito en-
contra de la Intervention arma-
da de Estados Unidos en- Cuba,
Haiti, Santo Domingo y Nicara-
qua y jamas Sc lie ha ocurrido a
su director recomendar para los
males de eSOS pueblos la bota de
los marinos soldados de Uncle
Sam.
iC6mo recomendar una inter
vencion para Cuba despu6s de
Ia de 1906, que ell presidente Gu
bano On. Tomas Estrada Palma
&oticitora del presidente Roose-
welt?
Charles Magoon, gobernador
general americana, encontr6 en-
ell tesoro los millones que Palma
acumulara y al devolver ell 60
bierno a los cubanos, los mi
Homes Sc habian gastados en- be-
La gaceta., 1930-10-07

II Y 20.-El Sr. Saturnino
Men6ndez, en- representation
de los Colectores, dira unas pa
labras.
II y 80 a. m.-Ocupara la
tribuna, a nombre de los socios
de Gel Bien P1bIico," ell Sr.
Ramon Guzman.
II Y No. Ell Hon. Alcalde
de la ciudad, Mr.. D. B. Mckay
hara ell resumen.
La gaceta., 1930-10-07

Una ordenanza sera presen-
tada al ayuntamiento, y proba-
blemente aprobada, fijando pre-
clio a los paseos en- aeroplano
que Sc den desde ell aerodromo
municipal. Mr.. Hedrick, ell ma
mayer del aerodromo, simpatiza
con la ordenanza Y cree que de-
be fijarse una cantidad minima
como precio de los Wales y de
la ensenanza.
La gaceta., 1930-10-07

Krause, L. E. Stoskopf, J. H.
Oyerman y Frank Quisenberry,
Fred A. Back, l.. F. job, John
Backus, Edna H. Mills, A. NJ.
Fort, E. A. Carta, NJ. Wegg-
man e Isadore Abramovitz.
Hoy Sc serviran las 6rdenes
de arresto contra ell grupo acu-
sado en- ell dia del sabado.
Estima ell fiscal Skinner que
los casos deben ser juzgados en-
ell presente termino de su
corte.
La gaceta., 1930-10-07

Contra an pleito establecido
por la Sra. j. L.. Waller, de
Plant City, ha presentado opo-
sici6n el First Savings and
Trust Co, administrator de los
bienes de John Hodaz, indivi-
duo que fuera lynchado como
supuesto autor de una explosion
que o~curriera en- la casa de Mrs.
Waller.
Reclama la Sra. Waller que
perdiera la pierna izquierda a
causa de la explosion, una in
demnizaci6n de 500, 900.
Los abogados hermanos Viii
taker representa- a la mujer.
+. r. Dickinson es ell abogado
de la First Savings and Trust.
La gaceta., 1930-10-07
NOTlCIAS DE INTERES LOCAL

En- una carta enviada aver
a los abogados Sutton, Tillman
y Reeves, el abogado general de-
estado, Mr.. Davis, opina que los
nombres de los candidates in
dependencies no pueden ser i'm
presses en- las boletas para las
elecciones generates.
Esta opinion, que seguramen-
tie sera aceptada por la conf
sion del condado, significa que
solo los dem6cratas y republi-
canos nominados EN- las prima-
rias de JUNO pueden tener sus
nombres impresos en- las bole-
tas.
Las personas que deseen pre-
sentar otros candidates deberan
escrlblr SuS nombres.
Cualquier ciudadano, dice Da
Wis, que haya participate en-
los asuntos de la politica nomi-
nando un candidate, no tiene
derecho a tener su nombre i'm
preso en- la boleta.
En- otras palabras, un ciuda-
dano que Sc haya registrado CO.
mo dem6crata o republican,
en- las primaries, participando
en- los asuntos del partido, que
da inutilizado por esta raz6n.
La gaceta., 1930-10-07

En- la manana de hoy CONT
nuaba la mejoria de la Sra.
Teresa Soler de Montoto, que
fu6 operada en- la manana de
aver, en- ell Hospital de Cook,
Dor ell DR.. Parsons M. Garcia.
Formulamos nuestros votos
porque muy pronto recobre gu
salud.
La gaceta., 1930-10-07
Los CATOLICOS ALEMA-
MES NO DEBEN SER FAS-
CISTAS

Berlin, Oct. LA agencia
telegrafica hebrea informa que
el arzobispo Hugo n Mainz Off
ciaImente ha prohibido a los ca
t6licos de su di6cesis unirse q
los grupos fascistas de Hitler Y
prohibiendo que a los miembros
del partido fascista sc les olga
en- confession y Sc les comedian
los sacramentos.
Cree ell arzobispo que cl pro-
grama de Hitler es incompati~
BILE con las ensenanzas del cato
licismo.
La gaceta., 1930-10-07

ricana en- Cuba Sc realiz6 ha-
ce pocos dias cuando con ell di-
nero de la Reserva Federal Sc
domino la crisis de los bancos
cubanos.
iLos cubanos han pedido y
tolerado intervenciones!
La gaceta., 1930-10-07

Los comisionados del conda-
do presentaron aver un contra
pleito, por la firma de abogados
Sutton, Tillman y Reeves, di-
ciendo que L. M. Hatton, Jr.,
exsheriff, debe al condado la
suma de 81, 486, 81, en- lugar de
deberle ell condado a Ell la suma
que recIama, $9,807. 90.
Algunas de las deudas que a.
parecen en- la cuenta de Hatton
no son Iegitimas, segun Ell audi
tor de los comisionados.
Estima ell sheriff Sc lie debe
integro ell sueldo del ano pasa-
do.
La gaceta., 1930-10-07

AL ponerse en- contacto con un
alambre el6ctrico en- los talleres
de la United States Phosphoric
Products, en- Gibsonton, perdi6
aver la vida Orbie C. HERS, %,
vecino de Hopewell.
HERS fue llevado a toda prisa
al hospital de la isla Davis; pc
70 fracasaron todos los esfuer-
EOS hechos para r%evivirlo.
Ninguna persona presencio Ell
accidente. FL cadaver esta depo.
sitado en- la funeraria de Blount
A las diez de la mafiana de
microbes Sc efectuara ell entie,
FRO.
La gaceta., 1930-10-07

Habana, Oct. Como au-
torres de un delito de incendio
en- Jobabo fueron aver conde-
nados, a 16 amos cada uno, Ma
nuel Barreiro Fernandez y Vic
toriano Munoz, de Santiago de
Cubs.
La gaceta., 1930-10-07

Otras nueve directas acusa-
clones fueron presentadas aver
por ell fiscal del condado, Mr..
Skinner.
Tres fueron contra Victor NJ.
Rosenthal y Lyman w. Shirley
a los cuales Sc acusa de "iso lie,
gal de dinero para influenciar a
los votantes en- favor de los can.
didatos r. A. Gray, John Gum.
John H. Bledsoe y Ellis Sim
mons.
Son los otros acusados E. G
La gaceta., 1930-10-07
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

Estimase que los expert
mentos senalan una gran revo-
luci6n en- los metodos indus,
triales.
Mas de media bora estuvie-
ron encendidos los focos.
La gaceta., 1930-10-07

Una disputa sobre ell castigo
dado a un nino do por resuita-
do que John l.. Parker, de 30
amos, vecin0 de la Gale "a es-
|quina a Whittier, en- Gran Park,
, fuera herido en- la mano dere-
cha, siendo curado en- ell hospi-
tai del DR.. Cook.
Leonard l.. Parker, de 40 a
nos, hermano mayor del ante
rior, recibi6 una herida de ar
ma blanca en- ell cuello.
FL hermano mas j6ven trat6
de castigar a una hija del her
mano mayor, que quiso impe-
.dirlo, segGn ell diputado Pea
cock. E%ntonces ell menos atacd
a Leonard Y este sc defendi6
con un rifle.
La gaceta., 1930-10-07

Habana, Oct. TN violen
to incendio destruy6 aver en-
Cardenas, ciudad de la provin-
cia de Matanzas, un gran al
macen donde Sc guardaba az1-
car.
Montan las perdidas a una
crecida cantidad.
Ign6rase ell orfgen del sinies
tro.
La gaceta., 1930-10-07

Habana, Octubre 7.-Cerca
del pueblo de Consolation del
Sur, en- la provincial de Pinar
del Rio, ell autom6vil del sena-
dor Oral. Faustino Guerra al
canz6 a un nino, matandolo.
Ell cuerpo de la criatura fu6
recogido por ell ch6fer y lleva-
do a un hospital, donde Sc GER
tific6 la muerte.
La gaceta., 1930-10-07

Hoy es ell cumpleanos del CO.
nocido joven Jose Cacirelio,
miembro enthusiastic de la "Sec
ci6n de Recreo del Circulo."
Reciba mi felicitaci6n.
A. de la Pena.
La gaceta., 1930-10-07

La "Secci6n de Recreo del
Circulo Cubano' lie ofrece es-
ia noche en- los salones de la
Sociedad Guiana un bonito
"party" en- honor de las mu-
chachas que forman parte de
la "Secci6n de Damas."
Empezara a las 9.
Tocara una reputada or
questa.
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CONTINENTAL
of Confiscated Automobiles.

e q S as S.
ster; Engine No, ,A-365s29, d. c.. Tag No.
Nsr'h ~ 1899 '5''ss F9ES TsgSa sgs
s szan5 Ct M% A Ean. 4 NO. SS B.
Sc Re February '': "a. s 1880 ssls4i osRlasd
j. 1880. Ss2isS, Nash Coupe up Engine EMO No.
s @ss Me- T NV No Ms s2iS s 1850 goo ssss
E Eo aIssss EnE iRs 30 1sss2S Ms
2 e Tag No; s;ssli. 1890. Old Tea House,
eSeE GTeeS Rk n AR5 49, 27s
Sssss ri i;Ss.;s 'S SH ssr s
sssss AZ g. sw AR5
18th and Bye sts NV. NO April siS2s a. 1880 1880
is21si r0rS GHcips No ltAS5S
ET Eas Her No Il ss5 sss ''e7'f IA. rSEs
1888 ssssa i' Ford Irft@S s. rSgH:
and Rea sts 70 A SSTi g. 1885,
3 & TaE No M;2sSs 1880: iTSnt 1919 EN-
Coupe; Ensine No isoSO22. b. q. >Tsg No
ssSt ;ol 1920; 10Th and Benning Rd NE. May
pSs e r.F Ff No s sssss ES 0sU front NS
1914 n; >. Ave. NV, May 10. 1850. sss2is.
r 30 SEDAN Engine No. 423O4S8, D. G. Tag
Engine No iOSOs7is D. 'S G. Tag No T4i5s. .
55ss33VV:oo 5Oth and M SITS. NV, May l9. 1890.
2SS4S5' Ford Coupe, Eneine No. l4902757.
~. w y Tag No. 9.71i9, 1880 in Cedar ct.
NV. May II, 1880, SSs6l2. Essex Coach,
Engine o.n No. l6l429, D. G. Tag No. T-2945,
t tSst' s[d and SITS. S;W.. June 2; 1890; and
hsrear duly soRvietsd Befoas the s ssId
COURTS for the offenseE aforesaid; and that
automobiles or any OF them. or any rish fi
utie or interest therein. be and appear be-
lore the said Courts, to be holden at wash
lngton, IN said District OF Columbia. on the
z4tn Gay OF July, AID. 1880. at 1000 o'clock
N tne forenoon Of that day (provided the
same snail be day of Jurisdiction, other
wise on the next day Of jurisdiction there
eIterl then and there to interpose any claim
70 SAG automobiles or any Of them. II any
shan not be forfeited to the United States
law and that in case of failure to so appear,
the sald automobiles will be sold In accord
ance with Section rs, Title II. of the Ma
tionsl prohibition Act, at PUBLIC AUCTION
FOR cash At TIE DOWNTOWN PARK
ING GARAGE. 6l3 q STREET NV. WASH
ON TUESDAY. JULY 7sfh. 1880, or Otherwise
disposed OF according to law.
Dated AZ washington, d. c., on the 2sth
EDGAR c. SNYDER.
United states Marshal u and for the Dis
trict OF Columnia. 1y2,i0
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tcontinued Prom vesterday,s star,
FOURTEENTH 1NsrAILMENr.

~ONNING TOWER was not q bad
name for Noah Peabodys GID
ed lunch wagon. At the board
~ ed-of end, where ats proprietor
slept, bowed window gave on
the village of Hales Crossing in three
directions. Here, attached TO the
framework, just high enough TO be OPP
Grated from a wing chair, was an In
genious device resembling a railroad
semaphore-a folding gate arm which
could be extended or shortened at will
and which pivoted easily from right TO
left. At the end of this arm was
strapped a pair Of old field glasses by
whose aid the inquisitive Noah had
greatly increased his area of vision.
BY IL o'clock on Tuesday the break
fast demand for wheat cakes and coffee
was about over and the call for ham
burger with onions had not yet COM
menced. A half hour OF peace beck
oned. Mr.. Peabody thought to make
the most of 1t.
With his eye glued to the field glasses,
he saw q closed black wagon leave Seth
Tobys undertaking establishments
sign the body of the murdered deputy
was at last to be removed from Bride s
House. He also observed CARING, the
surly lodge keeper of Berkshire Towers,
when he passed down the road, accom-
panied by his dog Beetle. Over one
shoulder CARING carried fishing rod
which was as good as an announcement
that Mr.. Diamond had gone to the city
for the day. 1t was no secret in the
Crossing that the house on the hill was
never left unguarded for a moment
when the master was at home, a
condition of affairs which had piqued
the law-abiding citizens OF that town
beyond all expression.
The virtIous Mr.. Peabody adjusted
the glasses for one last peep and hur-
riedly wiped them with the end of his
necktie.
A strange man was coming down the
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ADAM A. wEscHLER son. Auetioneers

fNq PRovEp s Real EsrA TALoA BnfNo INA
BERED 1918 NINTH STREET NORTH
BY virtue Of certain deed of trust. duly
recorded in Liber No 552s. folio 464 ct sea,
Of the land records Of the District Of Co;
lumbls, and at request of party secured
thereby the undersigned trustees will offer
Gr as by pSRf uctp r in fESR #
pay OF July. 1880. AT, FOUR TEN
and premises, situate in the District of Co.
lumbia. to wit; Part Of original lots 2 and
ginning for the same on the line of Ninth
street at a point diStanct $3.50 feet north
of the southwest corner of said square, said
point of beginning being the center OF the
1913 Ninth street. and running thence north
1906 feet to the center OF the party. wall
between premises Nos. 1918 and 1915 Ninth
street: thence east through the center of
said wall and q prolongation thereof SO 1913
feet to the line OF q public alley, 9 feet
alley 1906 feet to intersect the ,prolonga-
ton of the center OF the party wall between
premises Nos 1911 and 1913 Ninth street.
thence west along said prolonsstioIna and
to the place of beginning.
Terms Of scle: All cash. A deposit Of 5000
REQUIRED OF purchaser at sale, All convey
ancing recording ard notarial fees at cost
of purchaser. Terms to be complied with
r-ithin thirty. days from day Of sale, other;
property at risk and cost of defaulting pur-
chaser after flve days advertisement OF such
resale in some newspaper published in
CHARLES LINKINS,
HARRY NoRMENT.
je27. 3d. jy3.SS1O Trustees.
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FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. |
1881 EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO.

STORY BRICK DWELLING, SITUATE
NO; 1927 SUMNER ROAD SOUTHEAST:
dTss u 10 Ss St fS Of i5 tas aed s
sell, in front of the premises on MONDAY
1880, AT TWo-FoRTY-Fi O'CLOCK PM:
part OF lot, numbered two hundred and
eight hundred and sixty-hve (5865) in Henry
c. and Lille " Settles subdivision of lots
in section nv 9bered eight 90, Barry
Farm" as per Plat recorded in the ONCE of
in Liher IS at folio 1872, beginning for the
same at the northeasterly corner of said lot
az, said point Of beginning being in the
Southwestelly line OF Sumner road, 30 feet
wide. and running thence with the south.
west 2l524 feet; thence with the southwest
erly line of said lot north 51' 30 10" west
% SO feet; thence leaving said southwesterly
line End running paEalIei to the souteasstsr1y
feet to the southWesterly line OF Sumner
road so feet wide; thence with said south
westerly line south 5l0 80 10" east 20. go
feet to the point of beginning, containing
of land being formerly known as a part Of
lot so in section Of Barry Farm subdi-
vision, recorded in Liber Levy Court at
folio in said surveyors ONCE. and as fur
Their shown by revised map Of eondemna-
recorded in Liber 81 at folio 40 in said sur
Terms Of sale: one-fourth cash. balance
in one. two and three years, with interest
annually. Deposit of 5000 REQUIRED ct time
of sale and the purchaser allowed fifteen
days from date OF sale to complete the pur-
chase. Further particulars at time of sale.
VERNON G. OWEN,
1yS-d.exSu,incliy19 Trustees
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Ask No Questions
By Beldon Duff
coD,rsh. lsss. By north American
cepyrsht By Alliance

road from the direction of Branchville.
1t was evident he was heading for the
Ark, so the Ark's proprietor hustled
back behind the counter and put on q
fresh tick apron.
Morning, partner" he said when
the screen door had opened and closed.
Ham and eggs" said Cropsey, land
a cup of black and white"
"Oh-kay" Two eggs slid from their
shells to waiting pan. "A newspaper
gent, bent you?"
We'll. err" hedged the managing
editor of New Yorks foremost news
paper. not exactly"
mo need to be afraid of ME" was
the encouraging reply. Il amt agin
publicity"
Il suppose you've formed a theory
as to who committed the MURDERS"
ME and everybody else in the Cross
ing thinks that the Runnels ghost is up
to its old tricks"
Il don't believe in such rubbish, do
you?" was his way of landing in the
thick of the situation.
Noah set q cup Of coffee on the
counter and pushed sugar and a pitcher
OF cream after it, seth Toby's seen
the ha'nt," he said evasively. Hes
told me So"
WHO N SeJH 1ODyY
Our chief of police" with pride
Our undertaken. He's Selectman
too
Noah watched Cropsey. At last, edg-
ing closer:
"Seth's our most up-and-coming citi-
zen. UnletSs you count Mr.. Diamond
as one of u.s."
do you see much of Mr.. Diamond?'
The managing editor asked the question
idly, more as q means of keeping the
conversation going than because he
really wanted to get line on his chiefs
standing in the community.
"Oh, since this here numbering bust
ness started" mumbled Noah, "he's
around town good deal"
But surely you don't count your
wealthy neighbor among the villains OF
the world, do you?"
Noah Peabody was not in humor-
Gus mood.
IF you want the low down on John
Diamond" he said darkly, you've come
to the wrong place"
His visitor adopted other tactics.
I'm going to be frank with you, Mr.
Peabody" he said. I'm q detective
Oh, no." as the other showed symptom:
OF dropping in his tracks, mot a police
detective. Private investigation Is my
line-deductive reasoning. Using thu
bait of flattery, "A man Of your ad.
mitted intelligence will of course an.
preciate the difference between the two
Son, now, II you've anything to say
you know who you can say 1t TO viii
perfect impunity."
The judicious introduction Of CHECK
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,.,7.sO.,yss.a,o HARRY NoN4TE raMsIs:s..
ADAM A. wEsCHIER SON, AuctiOneers
TPusTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED REAI, ESTATE, BEING TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING NUMBERED
1910 NINTH STREET NV,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED REAL ESTATE, BEING A TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING NUMBERED
1919 NINTH STREET NV. -.
recorded in Liber No. 552s. folio 472 ct seq,
of the land records of the District OF CO.
lumbia, and at request OF party Secureo
thereby, the undersigned trustees VIII onef
for sale by public auction, IN front q prem
isss on PRInIDAT THE s6 6 bdIGK p ny the
usts in the District OF Columbia, 60 wit:
part OF original lot 3 In square 3s4 de-
acribed as follows: BeglnninE for the same
on the line Of Ninth street, at point dis.
ssp 1915 II said ess aHssh sad point seEn
ring being the center of the, party wall
between premises Nos. 1917 and 1919 Ninth
street, and running thence northd l6;OS Ieet
70 ne center q the psT sS Mn Ninth stTse
thence East through the center Of said wall
and 4 reformation thereof, 90 1913 feet TO
the line Of public alley. 9 feet vice.
thence south along the line of said alley
1908 feet to intereseet the prolongatlon OF
the center of the party wal netwsen prem snd
thence west along said prolongstion and
through the center of said wall 9sSSS ieet
10 the place of beginning. n.
Terms of sale: All cash. oeposb 0t
5000 90 required Of purchaser az sale. Al
conveyancing. recording and notarial fees az
with within thirty days from day Of sale;
otherwise trustees reserve the rignt 70 rsSen
property at risk and cost OF oefaolsine puISS
rhsser after ive days advertisement, OF
such resale in some newspaper punhshso IN
WashinEton' L. u CHARLES LINKINs,
HARRY NoRMENT.
se2T3o.iys. 5.eiO Irustees.-
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United States Marshal's Sale

NOTICE OF TAKING AND DESCRIPTION
TEE sGPRsE and APPGD9p HcRs II
G 3o tine pIsNT ITE5 sT Of veSoLgMRIA
United States of America VS.. BENJAMIN
Powell JULIUS Henry jackson; John Morris
ThomS william G co1. E %S9.tsr Hss
poTsy zen H1Iieysy; John MATHIS rtiaF Ha rsna
Frank , Clsr koI Fields; Herbert Leroy Black
messy Genres Jsmss Herbs4t Hen
Pfieger; James Hopper; Raymond GORDON
HenfS KnS so hien Thomas Grsyson James
Van Bq5en Hewitt. Edna Sellers; Martin
HaT.isi hooert Johnson; Earl Davis; William
Dockst numbers; 1925. 4sl14. 4silS. 1874,
ss sS ssaiSo ss5sss s ssss2 ssSggss
ss50Ss sS5Ss 33sS54I ss27as 3s2s2 Ss2ss7
PUBLICATIONS NoTIcE%WRePeSs, In the
above above entitled causes the Supreme and
have. on 70 wit, the 27th day Of Gi june. u hp
lay, ORDERED that taking OF the automo-
hereinafter described, toSethef S Sanses ds1
scriptlon theLeoi, be duly advertised In ac-
Title Of the National Pro Oh sffU0n act CO.
and have designated the oath day OF july
in said Courts OSs 9 fbs smn in the
al persons SI having any claim TO or for said
thereto, or therefore otherwise saiS suta a
occord mn pc SOD or otherwise disposed Of
W.
Now therefore, in pursuance OF the said
prdefs OF SAID Courts, I do hereby give pub
t ~ notlce 70 ali persons concerned, that the
a0IttoMins described automobiles, being the
auIomoplles respectively described in said
SSI Ion 81, AZ the several places in the City of
washington, District Of Coiumbia' Tespec-
livery SET against said automobiles. by the
proper ofncers Of the law on the dates re-
spectively set agalnst said automobiles, while
ano because the same were being unIawfully
useo oy the respective Defendants IN said
causes, Tor the unlawful TRANSPORTATION and
POSSESSION IN TRANSPORTATION Therein, Of In
tLQHlcatlhg nquor in said District OF Column
np Lat IN VOCATION of the Provisions Of said
Natonal Frohibition Act, Wig. zach auto
moplle is listed below with the Following in
Iormaton' VIZ: Supreme and Police Court
S run 6at description OF automobiles, place
4sSaS; r. FoT No cSuPs Engine No sIls44s;,
En- Enene No ous ssssss IL 1879 4s! FORD SSSe
' 4sis J.xe Its rS MW Ds ssgbs 2a
s'S p "a 81 i02 6.ssn5 1929 Nf isSs
1914, Buick Coach. Engine No Ise7ose. b, &.
| Tag No. P.924s, 1880; GeorRis Ave and
/ Allison st. NV February ie, 1880 1875,
Cadillac Touring, Engine No si-X-52, no
| license taE Eastern Branch and Bennine
Coupe, Engine No. l3so4e7s. b. q Tar No.
Z-5433 1929; 30th st. and TsenntnT nd NE,
p rss: Ne ssssIss3sss ssis2 Ford Coach IN
1879; 9Th and Neal Sta. NV, JSnuary Iii