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The Washington times., 1931-06-17
1879 END TERMS
At 'K|NLEY

Mckinley High School last
night graduated 1879 pupils in
the huge Tech" auditorium.
Henry Gilligan, member of the
Board of Education, was the
principal speaker.
Evelyn Brumbaugh delivered
the valedictory and the sal
utatory address was made by
William Johnson.
The class presented a pageant
entitled The Gateway" symbol
izing the ideals which the grad.
yates should stand for.
Charles M. Mathews was
awarded $40 in gold. presented
annually by the American
Society of New York to the stud.
ent writing the best essay on
chemistry. Mathews prize essay
was on the subject Relation of
Chemistry to Fruitful Enjoyment
Of Leisure"
Scholarship awards were made
to the following: William Dodge,
to the University of Penn
sylvania; Oliver McDarmon.
George Washington University;
Gordon Sievers and Frances Eel
lows, American University; Harry
Sembedkos, Georgetown Uni
versity; Ralph Williams. Uni
versity of Virginia; Joseph S.
Blendheim, William and Mary
College; Helen Stetson. Strayer
College: Eugene Castle. Benjamin
Franklin: Florence Brill Wash
ington College of Law, and Ruth
Talbert, Columbia Business
Cnhool
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NEWS
In Today's
CLASSIFIED ADS

FURNISHED APARTMENTS At
tractively furnished apartments
room and bath. also /. 2
ments with pOrches . resident
management conveniently To-
Gated to 14th st. can be
rented for as low as $40.
USED CAR FOR sALE--Chevro'et
SH;1sI CSach' i3"' tr,r:rGrts,,nn has many unused
cellent condition Can he pur-
chased for only sos See it
today.
ROOMS FOR RE\T-Lanier Place
near 18th st. . large. cool
rooms. attractiveIy furnished
excellent meals Reasonable
SUBURBAN HOME FOR SALE
Large 7-rOOm house beautifully sit
uated among two acres of shade
trees enclosed front and rear
rSgSI*,sn pSrShes tn,O%nn house in first-cIass
located located in neaTbS 5Se MARYLAND SSrSfn NOT
far from the District Line
Be sure to see It before deciding
- a home.
LOST: UMBREI I.A-WHI the pPr-
son who found black silk umbrella
with glass curved handle in rest
on Monday please return 1t to
owner and receive reward?
These 0rf Alde1iokts" on some of man,
interesting advertisements vou tcW tind il
odGV'S Classified AIS.
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alexandria HOspitdL
Board Head Selected

Urban S. Lambert was yester-
day named president of the board
of the Alexandria Hospital t. sue
ceed the late Robert S. Jones
with Vice Mayor Arthur Herbert
reelected treasurer and J. T. Pres
ton, secretary.
In addition to the above men,
toned members, the board is com
posed of J. Randall Cation, James
r. Cation. w. A. Moore. jr., c. 6.
Lamond and Mayor E. F. Ticer.
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Enc0n1pment Elects
MeLnick Patriarch

Norbert Melnick, of Clarendon,
Va, was elected patriarch of the
Arlington Encampment at
meeting last night. Other Of
ficers elected were j. W. Myers,
senior warden; Walter B. Huff
man, Junior warden; Wallace
johnson, scribe; and E. w. New
man, high priest.
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GERMANY is IN
DAzED STATE
Nation in Confusion as
Banks Stay Closed.
Continued from Page II

by helping Germany, they were
merely throwing good money after
bad.
In the retail lines, business is
good Many, apparently recalling
the experiences of imitation days,
are rushing to convert what cash
they have into goods. Foodstuffs
are being "hoarded" to some ex-
tent, and butter and eggs are SELL
ing at increases Of few pfennigs.
Jewelry stores are advertising that
they will accept checks on any big
bank, and are urging customers to
buy soon. One realtor advertised
he would accept checks for any
amount on the Danat bank, which
closed Monday.
Meantime, it became known that
France is increasing its demands
for political concessions as a prere-
quisite to credit for Germany. A
spokesman for Chancellor Bruening
said that these demands are mac
ceptable to Germany.
The French, it was said, now in
sist that Germany undertake drastic
suppression of German Nationalistic
organizations such as the Stalhelm,
Hitler storm attachments, league of
ex-service men, and similar bodies
generally listed as "F'ascists."
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Legal Notices
LEGAL NOTICE


Sealed proposals win be received by
the Director OF the Indiana State. High
way Commission. at the Commission's
office on the third floor of the State
House Annex, corner Of Market street
and Senate avenue. indianapolis. Indi-
ana. until 10 O'Clock a. m. July 80, 1881
on from u to 25 automobiles.
Imitation giving detailed description
and information may be obtained on the
third floor Of the State House Annex, m
dianapolis. Indiana.
The right is reserved TO reject any or
all bids.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
DOCKET NO lam.
In the matter Of the petition Of Butler
FairvieW Civic Association for extension
of Feeder Bus Line of Indianapolis Street
Railway Company from Thirty-eighth
and Illinois streets to Thirty fourth and
Illinois streets
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission of Indiana Will con-
duct public hearing in the above entitled
dianapolis Indiana at $50 o'clock a. m.
on Friday. July "a, 1881.
Public participation in this hearing is
requested by the commission.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
OF INDIANA.
BY FRED I. KIND. Examiner.
indianapolis. Indiana,
July 10, 1881.
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Help Wanted Male

TO-DAY our BIG KELyINATOR
CAMPAIGN stars; there are still
several openings for men with cars
10 make big money and partici-
pate in the $4,000 prizes: an in
tenSive advertising program will
be in force. which Will enlarge our
INQUIRIES and make moro sales for
YOU. Apply after $50 8. m. at
Kelvinator-May Corp. $50 n. Me-
ridian st.
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Lost and Found

LOST-Large, black patent leather purse
containing money and other valuables, be-
longing to widow: believed TO have been
left on Illinois street car. SATURDAY. night
about $50. Honesty OF finder will be
much appreciated Reward Address 100
West Twenty -ninth st. Phone Ha. 03l2-R:
LOST-Boy Scout pack Sunday, between
$50 and 7:30 p. m, between Green City
boat house at Broad Ripple and 3Sth and
College Pack contained blankets, cam
era and fashlight Reward. ASSN.
LOST-Sunday on Shelbyville-Flat Rock
I'd, hand grip containing woman's cloth
Ing. Owners name on grip. Reward.
3l4s Graceland Ave, Indpls., Ind. Phone
ia. 0370
LOST-June 9th, small black female dog.
white breast and white toes; reward.
10. -2---1S
LOST-Black, white fox terrier: name
Spot tag No 43S; reward. Oh. 6346-M.
LOST-s6 pt diamond from mans ring
Liberal reward. Ri. 077l.
LOST-Saturday almost new ice scales;
reward Oh. 3300-W.
FoUND-Police dog. male. owner call at
1856 w. Market.
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In Mem0riam Notices
Card of Thanks

GEIIsER-We extend our heartfelt appre-
citation and thanks to the many TRENDS
and neighborS for the wonderful spirit OF
Kindness and sympathy shown us in the
death OF our dear son and brother. Carl:
to the Rev. E. d. Lowe for his very com
forting words to Mrs. Carr and Mrs; ste
phens for the beautiful songs rendered,
and to the Valid funeral directors Tor
the fine manner in which they con-
Quoted the service. Special THANKS 10
DrS. Catch. owen and Cheney ana nurses
and to indianapolis Grove NO. 81 OF
Druids. We also express our appreciation
Tor the numerous floral offerings.
MIR. AND MRS. CHARLES @. N.
GEIDER AND FAMILY.
NICHOLSON wish to extend sincere
thanks and appreciation. for the many
kindneSses. messages Of love and under
standing and beautiful floral offerings
from our many friends and neighoors,
nurses and doctors at the Methodist
hospital. DR.. Charles r. Sowder. en-
ployes OF PierSon Piano Company, engine
house No. %, Rev. Lewis Grafton, Rev;
O. T. Greenfield. Mrs. r. Mitchell and
George w. Usher rendered during the
illness and death OF my dear husband.
Earl c. Nicholson. MRS. SADIE MICH
OLSON.
POWERS-We wish to express our heart
felt thanks to our relatives, friends and
neighbors at the death OF our son and
brother, George L. Powers, and especially
10 all who sent flowers and spiritual bout
ouets and also Father Weber and Father
John Reddinger. and the undertaken,
George Usher. MOTHER, SISTERS AND
BROTHERS.
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BELLEFONTAINE, 2315-Recently reoeco-
rated lower apt; rms. bath, heat wat,
BROADWAY, 2501-Why roast? Have cool,
clean. small ants: come see. He. 2835.
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Painting and Papering

GENERAL paint, SPRAY or brush. inside or
out. CLAIBORNE. DR.. 1884.
PAPER HANGING-l5c per roll. Plaster
ing. cleaning VAN s. SON. DR.. $3.50.
PAPER CLEANING-Excellent service 81
a room. O'DONALD Ri 462s.
PAPER URNIsHED-HUNC. $3.50 ROOM.
RIGGS. RI. 4089.
PAPER furnished. hung. 81 nm. up; patch
mastering; work guaranteed. RI. 2234.
PAPER HANGING-CleaninS: esti free.
Oh. zoos. FRANK JACKSON. II. 24l5.
PAPER HANGING-s4 rm.; Al paper
furnished. c. FUTILE. Be. 1864.
Helm WaI.fad Male
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Situations Wanted Male
EXPERIENCE DILL collector; bills collect
ed or no charge. 23i2 West McCarty ST.
= Help Wanted Female
WANTED sALESLADY-Exp.: salary and
commission 400 Kahn, bldg. Lis asa
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COLLEGE, 2203. Apt. groom modern
apartment He. 1893.
NOBLE. N, 339A beautiful. large rooms;
first floor, inside toilet; water gas elec.;
close Real Silk: $40 month. Ia. 1856.
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WOODRUFF, 544-Middle dr., small apt,
running water; everything furn; adults.
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Nice Room-A Nice Roome Be Found Thru Want Ad
Rent Housekeeping Rooms

SIS PRIV. home. garage opt. RI. zs77.
TALBOT. N, 242o-3-rm., suitable for 4,
garage. So week. Ia. lilo.
TALBOT. N. 233s-Cozy front rm.. k:tch-
enette, emp. girls: reasonable IA: 1888.
WASH. E.. 1862 modern housekeeping
FH 9hing dq laTnishsd 81 L. 4osi.
WOODRUFF, 544-Middle dr., small apt,
running water; everything Turn; adults
10TH. E. 1875 well furn. -mod.. &C
comodate 2 or 4 VERY reason. Oh. 35I4-M.
WILL SHARE my home as SEPARATE apt.
home privileges. TELEPHONE SERVICE meals
optional. l36 =. McOaILY. III. S07I.
Frigidaire; constant hot water ri. 1924:
18TH. E., 654-Apt. 8: I or 2 rms; built
in features: kitchen: porch. Ii 1921
2 OR 3 UNFURNISHED rooms. employed.
College car. He. 1852.
Houses and Flats Furnished
ASHLAND. 1922 rms; fri: overstufed;
pri bath. ent: evythg. fur; ga. III. 2sLo.
CAPITOL PARLIAMENTARY .furn. and
4-room apis; So & $40 weekly; garage.
CENTRALIZED. clean, front 2 s rms.,
DENNY, N, 56-3 rms, bath; private en-
trance; 81 week. IT. 1853.
NORTH MERIDIAN-4-room furnished
apt. Frigidaire; bath. Ii. 1852
MARKET, E.-5-rms.. bath, mod. apt;
overstufed: porches; gar: reas. Ri. Zz34.
RURAL. N. 255-lst floor; small, modern.
garage. porches.
VERMONT. E.. 370l-Corner; 5-rm. mod.
double; everything furnished. Ir. 6O97.
WASHINGTON. E., 3720-4-rm. furnished
apt. bath. downstairs; private porch: 81.
WALNUT. E, 115-3 rooms private bath;
Ambassador Apt. Hotel
REASONABLE DAY. WEEK OR MONTH
LY RATES.
Beautiful. modern. complete, furnished
service. walking distance. $50 N. Penn
sylvania street. or call RI 1871.
4-ROOM apt, attractively furnished; cool;
lawn. $50. Ir. 1852.
THE HANES-8l01a N. Ill: beautiful
furn, apt; close in; reas. II. 1884.
nth, w. 42-Nicely decorated .kitchenette
l. apartment; all utilities furnished: S43.
! Call Apt. No TIE GRANT
| SOUTH 1885, E.-5-Ioom modern; home
completely furnished. Dr. 1929.
APTS.-2 or rms. furnished and unfurn
| reconditioned throughout: walking dis
| tance from town: exceptionally low price.
Call 552 Fletcher ave. or phone RI. 6Z92:
THE BERWICK
sol North New Jersey ST.; rooms with
kitchenette and bath; newly refurnished;
| all utilities: low weekly rent.
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INIVII.' Il'' q IIVd!I CO1y III ": U uII-
furn. apts.; utilities included; $40 up.
nth. W, 42-Nicely decorated kitchenette
apartment; utilities furnished; $50.
Apply Apt. I, THE GRANT.
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ATTRACTIVE ROOMS = Ballard Apt.
heat. water. light, elevator I42 E. Ohio
st. Reduced. RI; 64l2. Custodian OF
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RANDOLPH, NJ. 233-2 clean fgrn. I'm,
S. Priv. home, garage opt. Ri. z677
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ASHLAND. 1921 Cozy. 3-room bath: utili-
ties paid: porch. adults: $50.
ALABAMA. N. l8l9-6-rm., upper duplex;
heat. water furn.: $50 II. 1868.
1914 N .BEVILLE-Upper duplex, rms.
and bath, heat, lights. water. gas fur
nished; $40 per mo. J. H. ALBERSHARDT,
Ii. 1890, Hui. 6124.
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MANCHESTER. e62 N. l'ENN.
Bedroom apartment; Frig.daire: al
utilities; from $3.50 to $4,000. II. 1871.
WASHINGTON, 50l6 E.-5 large rooms,
lower apt, with porches; garage: good
heat in Winter. 1 MONTH FREE.
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WASH, E. 1903 modern Housekeeping
rms downstairs; private entrance; every
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! TALBOT. N. 2420-3-rm. suitable for 4,
| GARAGE s9 week Ia lilo.
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Situations Wanted Female

WANTED-Work in home, either city or
country; references. CHI 0694-J
HOUSEHOLDER middle-aged; wants work
in small family or adults. Dr. OTIS.
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Personals

DETECTTVES-Private. CONFIDENTIAL.
525 Lemcke Bldg. Ri. 1854: ewes. Hu. BLOT.
w. G. SACHS, painter and decorator. In
terror specialist. l1O6 Spapn Ave. DR.. 1856.
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Houses for Sale

PRIVATE R.M.-Reception ru., telephone
stenographer. Choice location. Ii 1852.
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Apartments for Rent

sol North New Jersey ST.; rooms with
kitchenette and bath; newly refurnished;
all utilities low weekly rent.
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comodate 2 or 4. VERY reason. Oh. 35f4-M.
WILL SHARE my home as separate apt,
or single rmss., newly decorated walls,
ortional las u McCartv. RI. 904I.
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Machinery & Tools

TWO s6-in. Zig exhaust fans at a bargain
Meier Electric & Machine Co.
ss25 E. Wash. st. II. ISL.
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Business Places for Rent
Retail StOreroon

Grant. 1856 N; heat and water fur
nished: low rent.
DUNLOP & HOLTEGEI, I22 z MARKET
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Houses for Rent

ADAMS ST, 2809-1a coy double. 4 rooms,
garage water paid: s18. Call Ri. 1888.
ASHLAND, 1208-6-rni. mod, lower duplex,
Al, yard. garage; $50. Ri. 6170.
BELLEFONTAINE. 2409-6-room mod. dou-
Bile. redecorated. garage: $50. IT. 2067.
BLAINE AVE, 1029-Dandy rooms mod. !;
garage; reduced rent Hu. 1886.
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Houses and Flats Furnished

ASHLAND 1923 rms; frt: overstuffed;
/ pri. bath. ent: evythg. fur: ga. Ri 500.
| CAPITOL. 235-Attractively furn. 3 and
| 4-room apis; So & $40 weekly; garage:
| CENTRALIZED clean, front rms,
kitchenette; porch: pr. ent. Ia. 6IZ4.
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Household Goods
ICE BOXES

Big reduction on many refrigerat tors ,lS
in our very complete line. Buy no" anu
Polar Ice and Fuel Co.
OnnO Aro,.tLn urnrt n1.n A Np
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CLOSE M rooms; overstuffed furniture.
Frigidaire; constant hot water. Ri. 1024
18TH E 654-Apt 8: I or 2 rms; built
in features: kitchen: porch. Ii 4g2I.
2 OR 3 UNFURNISHED rooms. employed,
College car. He. 1862
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North
Lots for Sale
COttages and ResOrts

FOR sALE-vacant lot No. 4S9 in Bellaire
addition. improvements paid. Size 40x
l47. Robert Hartsook. st. Bernice. Ind.
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Musical Instruments

EBERsOIE mahogany upright; splendid
condition: $35. Viking MUSIC CO..
100 E. Ohio.
SAXOPHONEs-Inve our free les
SAX SCHOOL, Pembroke Arcade Ii. 1900.
KURTZMANN upright piano: wonderful
value. Price $65. Viking MUSIC CO..
100 E. Ohio.
H G BEY player, bench and rolls. fine
condition; $50. Viking MUSIC CO..
100 E. Ohio.
PIANO-Kurtzmann upright; wonderful
value; $50. Ha. 1854
HOWARD UPRIGHT Piano. A real buy.
$40. Viking MUSIC CO. 40 z. ONO.
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THE HALNES-8IU32 N. III: peauIIIuI
furn, apt; close in; reas. II. 1894.
nth, W. 42-Nicelv decorated kitchenette
apartment; all utilities furnished: SAB.
Call Apt. No THE GRANT.
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Special Notices

MIDSUMMER SPEC. $3.50. $3.50. $3.50.
Miss Jackson, formerly with Betsy Ross.
Realistic Beauty ShOppe
100 NJ nn1nmarn Ri DAFT.
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Ambassador Apt. Hotel

ttEsaDONAbLE Ia Z. W1lL44A O4V 4-04t 7 II
LY RATES.
Beautiful. modern. complete, furnished
or unfurnished. with or without hotel
Sylvania street, or call Ri. 1871.
4-ROOM apt, attractively furnished; cool;
lawn $50 Ir 1852
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THE BERWICk

APTs.-2 or rms. furnished and unfurn.
reconditioned throughout; walking dis
lance from town: exceptionally low price.
Call $50 Fletcher ave. or phone Ri. 6295.
Ill Y 1,r i.rar 81
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LEAVING for New York July Is: room for
.. Call Dr. t222~
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TAITBOT- N. 2338-Cozy front rm.. k:tch-
enetfa Amin girls. reasonable. ia. 1898.
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VERMONT. E.. 370l-Corner; 5-rm. mod.
double; everything furnished. IT. 6097.
WASHINGTON E.. 3720-4-rm. furnished
apt. bath. downstairs; private porch: 81.
WALNUT. E. l15-3 rooms private bath:
$40. See houssekeeper in basement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-27

Leo asN A; ROVER: United State. Attorney;
The Attorney General. ALEX N. BELL Jr :"
ARTHuk g. IAMsRRT sp pssss A AssstsHt
1871 Franz = A't cUNNiN HHlss F cIers H.
trict Of Columbia. Hodi hF Special f Term FERN
as District Court of the United States.EIn
e saf Of knUtn Of o
purposes os Of assessment and taxation as Par
sSss SspEI PPO;ESt' IF
ed Sere n on the the en i7sS
d DAY Of February. 1881. by Leo A. Rover:
Soumbia aetins Under the instr1c sieass 81 81
the the Attorney ,p General Of the United states
PARK and Planning commssion SeekinE ae eon
G n fhs ia OF the following described lands
H zfsa for for t ths e gad
syst; Sysstem n: that Is to say: Part Of tract Of
W ses record eScT IN 4 in Sc1 BG6
o M SO zSG Of Of the Of TIE once
Of Forty-fourth Street. as dedicated and
Pst Fss?yesS SF e 5Po Fl
its intersection with the North line OF the
the Land Records Of the District io Of coium S-
sse F No sag Is E dssfses
minutes 80 seconds West 636 6o feet to a
81 circle DETECTING to the right. having E ga
radius Of sos feet. an arc distance of 1851
nues Il Seconds teeH West SC ss24
feet, thence leaving said line of Forty fourth
10 de feet to mine the
wei pa line Of GOyeE PaE6way shown
thence along said line Of said PsrkE esof the
G degrees 81 minutes West 428 49 feet. South
to HHidekoper: and thence. along said line
S %e es o 70 S Ss dees Of e benin m
and tsR anoSn for sres 1 of
the aforesaid Surveyor ONCE Records. there re
line. established therein against said tract tract
y Is the intent to take said tract free.
I Is this 1Tth day Of February. A. b. 1881
ORDERED ED That Pqn 6a Phillips 18th
waiter Brown h0s S5sSt st Eese NSPS
street. Northwest N. NJ MATS co cor~o1 ram
Ere INSURANCE Company, 6o4 nth Street
going q the CITY Of Washington. District Of
deRss u ssd pe4so snf
in Said snd hsTae
or or estate to fa s ands right title interest
Scribed or to be entitled to compensation
in respect of theg taking of the same for
public us. use and all persons occupying or in
are, required. cited. and admonished TO APP
pear in this Court on the 18th day of March.
1881, at 10 O'Clock, A. M, TO answer said pc
tition for the condemnation Of said lands
and to make claim for the compensation to
which which they deem themselves entitled; PRO-
ORDERED that a copy Of this order of Cita-
ton be published once a week for three sue
cessive weeks in THE EVENING STAR, and
THE WASHINGTON HERALD, respectively,
newspapers OF general circulation published
In the District OF Columbia, and also once
WASHINGTON Law REPORTER. the FIRST
Of said publications TO be not later than the
FURTHER ORDERED that. a copy Of this
Order of Citation be served before the return
cate hereof by the United States Marshal for
the District OF Columbia, his deputies,
upon each Of the persons named herein who
is, so far as aScertainable by reasonable in
quiry. residing or sojourning within the Dis
trict OF, Columbia, or can be, found by said
Marshal, or his deputies. within said Dis
trict, ALFRED A. WHEAT. Chief Justice.
CUNNINGHAM. Clerk. BY H. B. pERTZ-
PAUGH, Asst. Clerk. fe20,27,mh6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-27
WILLIAM w, BRIDE and WALTER l..
FOWLER, Attorneys.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE 7

trict of Columbia, holding District
extension of seth street rec between NortHamp 'e
ton ST street and Chevy Chase Circle northwest
Notice Is hereby given that the Commission
approved March I, 1918. entitled AN act
Of fhs Bsre s Of sfP eoSmba
for the fiscal year ending June, thirtieth,
Whereby they are to
open. extend or widen any street. avenue,
that portion Of the District Of Columbia OUT
proved March 2. 1893, as amended by. the
May g. By Go
nation under the PROVISIONS Of subchapter
petition in this court praying the condemna-
Of seth Street between n" Northampton G street
and Chevy Chase Circle northwest. in the
pat lied q With the said petto1 on as map Bart
thsps0f; and d.. praying also that this court
DAMAGES each owner OF. land to. be taken
Of 39th street between Northampton street
nnd cheyy Shase circle Gle nor in the
thsrsoi: and to assess the benefits ,Tesultins
and I'd, expenses Of said proceedings, upon any
fited' as provided for in and BY the afore-
II IS by the court this 10th day of February
1891. ordered that all persons having any
interest in these proceedings be, and they
are hereby e, by. warned and commanded to ap
Of April. 1881. at 10 o'clock am. and con-
tinue in attendance until the court shall
have made its final order ratifying and con-
frming the award of damages and the assess
ment OF dement's OF the jury to be empaneled
sbst sworn herein; And it is further ordered
isbss + 10y OF InlS RoIlce and order be pub
in The WASHINGTON Evening Star the wash
ington Post and the Washington Herald
newsparers published in the, said District.
Saddr2 2lst day Of April 1881 It IS further
be served by the United States msrsbs Tto or
his deputies: upon each of the owners Of the
lee OF the land TO be condemned herein as
1sny. be found by the said marshal, or his
and upon the tenants and occupants Of the
Az fbe eet9re the SAC 2lSt day of april 1881
C cSnS1n Il. true copy. Test; FRANK
VAN Asst. Clerk. fe20.2l.2728