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Seward daily gateway., 1932-12-28
DEPARTMENT FORGOT
 SWEEP 0WN STEP CLEAN

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 27, -- The State Department has just admitted that in these days of economy it has kept on the pay roll at S1O,O00 a year, grey-mus- tached Charles B. Curtis, American minister to Salvador.
 Meanwhile, he has had nothing to do II months cut of the year. He has not been in Salvador; neither has he been in Washing ton. He has been free to come and go as he chose so long as he kept away from Salvador.
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SANTA WAS LATE BUT
 EVENTUALLY ARRIVED

ORMOND BEACH, Fla, Dec. 23, Santa Claus arrived a few days late but it was a jolly christmas just the same at The Easements, winter home of John D. Rocke- feller, ST.
 Surrounded by a group of close friends and neighbors, the 93-year old philanthropist led in the singing of fashioned hymns and carols and gave to his company jovial compliments Of the season.
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INEVITABLE

BUENOS AIRES, Dec. 27, Par aguays curt rejection of the neu- tral commissions latest proposals for termination of the unofficial warfare in the Chaco territory, was interpreted editorially by the newspaper Fl Mundo as making "a continuation of fighting in the Chased inevitable"
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CRANDM0THERS ENROLL
 LONG ISLAND COLLEGE

NEW YORK, Dec. 27, Two grandmothers have joined the Freshman class at Long Island University and will begin their studies after the present holidays, it was revealed.
 Mrs. Anna A. Pettijohn wants to brush up on English history bio logy, German and public speaking.
 Mrs. Louis V. Franks is trying for a masters degree in sociology.
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ADHERE COLD STANDARD
 BUT PROHIBITS EXPORT

PETORIA, Union of South Afri- ca, Dec. 28, Premier Hertzoz de- cided yesterday 10 adhere to the gold standard but to prohibit the export of gold from the South African Union.
 Faced with increasing popularity of the Labor party and the inten- tion of Tielman Roos to form a coalition party, the government is regarded as in a precarious posi- ton.
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BATTLE REOPENED
 SAVE RUTH FROM MOOSE

PHOENIX, Ariz., Dec. 20, - Waiting until almost the last hour permissible under the law, attorneys for Winnie Ruth Judd, condemned trunk murderess, re- opened the battle to save the pretty Phoenix nurse from the moose.
 A petition for a rehearing on the State Supreme Court denial of a new trial for Mrs. Judd was filed here.
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SWARM OF LOCUsTs
 300 MILES IN LENGTH

BUENOS AIRES, Dec. 28, A swarm of locusts 300 miles long swept down the Bermejo river, in undating cotton, tobacco and grain crops.
 Farmers of the district stren- uously dug trenches and con- structed locust traps in an ef- fort to save their crops, 40 per cent of which have been ruined.
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SHARKEY PULLS \ FAST
 ONE ON STORYTELLING

BOSTON, Dec. 28, Jack Shar- key declared yesterday that he never would defend his world heavyweight boxing championship against Max Schmeling from whom he won the title.
 Sharkey described Schmeling as a "quitter' because of the Ger mans refusal to sign for a June bout with him.
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JUBILEE YEAR |s
 OUTSTANDING EVENT

VATICAN CITY, Italy, Dec. 27, The Jubilee year proclaimed by Pope Plus II will be one of the outstanding Catholic celebrations of modern times it was indicated.
 Several reigning monarchs have telegraphed his Holiness of their intentions to- undertake pilgrim ages to Rome during the Jubilee which begins with Easter.
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JAPAN COMPLETING
 SEVEN RAILROADS

TOXIC, Dec. 27, Japan is com pleting seven different railroad lines in the new state of Manchu- kuo all connecting with the South ern Manchurian railroad system which was obtained as a result of it's war with Russia early in the century.
 The new network of lines is aimed to consolidate Japan's pow CT in the new state.
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DOOMED TO EXILE

SANTIAGO, Chile, Dec. 27, = Hundreds of Americans and other foriegners are doomed to involun- tary exile in this country, follow ing the decision of transportation companies on air, land and sea, to accept nothing but dollars and pounds sterling in payment of fares.
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MOTHER LOVE

NEW YORK, Dec. 28, Mrs. Mary Mooney, mother of Tom Mooney, serving life sentence in San Quentin, will carry her fight for her sons pardon directly to President-Elect Roosevelt at AL bany Thursday, according to an nouncement by the International Labor Defense.
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INSURANCE GRAFT
 ASSIMILATION, WRONG

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 27, In situations that big insurance plum in connection with the Col den Gate bridge was handed to Tom Finn, former sheriff, were ridiculed by MT. Finn and bridge officials.
 The fact is that the company which my firm represents was one of a syndicate organized for the purpose of underwriting the surety bonds," Finn said.
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YOUNG WOMAN AT
 JUNEAU NEAR DEATH

JUNEAU, Dec. 28, Working vlr- tually without clues, police here were at a loss to explain the at tempted killing of Mrs. Jerry Thompson, "A years old, of Bing- ham Canyon, Utah, who was found in a shallow creek with serious head and body bruises.
 Police said she had been beaten and thrown from an automobile; she is reported to be near death.
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FOR THE THIRD TIME

SATIAGO, Chile, Dec. 27, Don Artura Alessandri, 63 year-old vet eran of Chilean politics was Pres ident of the Republic for the third time to face unfavorable economic problems almost unparalled in the countrys history.
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NO TAX LEGISLATION
 BE MADE ID BEER BILL

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 28, - Some amendments on the League side of the Houses 32 tenths per cent beer bill may be made in the Senate but no tax legislation will be attached to it.
 This Democratic decree was an- nounced by Senator Harrison of Mississippi, ranking Democrat on the. finance committee, to which the measure has been referred.
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NEW TARIFF ORDER

DUBLIN, Dec. 27, A new tariff order was issued designed chiefly GO exclude preferential treatment formerly given to certain classes of British and Northern Ireland goods, including boots and shoes, mems wearing apparel and certain iron and steel articles.
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27 MORE BODIES

MOWEUQUA, H., Dec. 28, - Weary rescue workers found 27 more bodies in the blast-Wrecked tunnels of the cooperative mine, bringing the total to 39. All were scared and swollen from the gas and fire which followed the ex- plosion.
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DIED FROM INJURIES

WOODLAND, Calif., Dec. 28, - Stewart M. Reed, B, of Portland, Ore, injured in an automobile wreck near here, died. He was en- route from San Francisco to Portland at the time of the acci- dent. His wife, Helen, and his father, Taxter, both of Portland, survive.
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CHAMP FOR SECOND TIME

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 28. Jim Londos, claimant to the heavy weight wrestling title for the sec ond time within eight days van quished George Zaharias in the main match at the Olympic.
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AGAINST EXTRADITION

ATHENS, Dec. 28, The Greek court decided against the eXtradi- tion of Samuel Insull, former utilities magnate, to the United States. Under the courts decision MT. Insull can remain safe in Greece or might leave the country for some other territory where no extradition treaty is in effect.
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TAKES ANOTHER CHANCE

YUMA, Ariz., Dec. 23, -Elinor Grove Boyd, former wife of Bill Boyd, film star, and known on the screen as Elinor Fair, was led to the alter by Thomas w. Daniels, 36, Los Angeles aviator.
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WELL, WELL, WELL

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Dec. 27, John Garden, known as plain John here, 69 year-old millwright, is the uncle of Mary Garden, fam ous prima donno, but has not seen his niece since 1892. He lives alone here with a flock of chickens, two cats and 15 year-old collie dog.
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THE FIRST WOMAN

CONCORD, N. H., Dec. 27, - Mary Minot Jenkins at 24 has been named deputy secretary of state and is the first woman to hold that office in New Hampshire.
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COMEDIAN DIES

NEW YORK, Dec. 28, Max Rogers, famous stage favorite for many years, is dead. He was one of the Rogers brothers, German dialect comedians who provided fun for a generation of theatre goers.
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LEAPS 188 FEET

LAKE ARROWHEAD, Calf. Dec. 28. -Halvar Hoalsted captured the professional ski jumping contest at the inaugural session of winter sports here with a leap of 188 feet.
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JUDGE ELEVATED

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 20, - Judge Ira F. Thompson, of Divis- ion 2, second district court of ap- peals at Los Angeles, was named by Gov James Rolph, IT., as As sociate Justice of the Supreme Court.
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DIET ADJOURNS

TOKYO, Dec. 28, The 6,405th ses- sion Of the Japanese Diet recessed yesterday until after the New Year holidays. The Diet will con- vene again January 21 to hear ministerial reports and consider the budget.
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TILDEN RETURNS

NEW YORK, Dec. 27, William T. Tilden, professional tennis champion, returned here from Europe where he and members of his troupe played in 12 countries during the past few months. He was accompanied by Bruce Barnes of Texas, and Hans Nusslein, Ger man champion.
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SPARTANS DEFEATED

CHICAGO, H., Dec. 28. The Chicago Bears defeated the Ports mouth, Ohio, Spartans to 0 to win the 1882 National professional football championship.
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THE DAWN OF REVIVAL

ANTOFOGASTA, Chile, Dec. 27, The United States is at the dawn of an economic revival, Don Miguel Cruchaga, retiring as Chil- can ambassador to the United States to become minister of for eign affairs in Elect Ar turo Alessandria's government, de- clared.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-12-28
TELEGRAPH BREv|T|ES.
THE STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Dec. 28, Stocks moved irregularly yesterday in a dull and uninteresting day of trading
The Washington times., 1932-01-14
JUSTICE STATUS
DELAYS CASE

Upon the assurance of Judge
A. L. Wilson of the Takoma Park
Police Court that he would take
no further action in the case of
John w. Schaeffer. charged with
non-support of, his wife and three
minor children, Judge Robert B.
Peter continued the hearing on
the writ of prohibition which
counsel for Schaeffer had sought.
States Attorney Stedman Pres
colt told the court that Judge
Wilson said he would do nothing
with the case until after the
Maryland Court of Appeals has
ruled on the decision of Judge
Peter now pending before it,
which held that the Takoma Park
police court is unconstitutional
in that its magistrate is a police
justice and not a justice of the
peace.
The Washington times., 1932-01-14
How One Woman
Ended Eczema
Severe Case All Over Her
Body, But Now She Is
Better

Here is just another case of how
Peterson's Ointment conquers the
terrible itching of eczema after
other treatments had failed.
The same kind Of a story comes
from all over the country. After
others fail Peterson's Ointment sue.
ceeds.
This letter from Charlotte Bran
deau, of Swansea, Mass, is worth
reading: 81 used Peterson's Oint-
ment and soap for a very severe
case of eczema. 1t was all over my
body. 1 have tried many things to
cure it. but not one of them gave
me a cure. I saw the ad of Peter
sons Ointment in the Fall River
Herald and now l am better.
do not go without your ointment
and soap in the house, and recon-
mend it very much.''
Get a box of Peterson's Ointment
at any drug store in America for
35 cents-it won't disappoint you.
The Washington times., 1932-01-14

ADVERTISEMENT
The Washington times., 1932-01-14
BANK OFFICERS
REELECTED

: All officers of the Prince
Georges Bank and Trust Com
pany, of Hyattsville. Md. we're re-
elected at the annual meeting of
stockholders
The officers are j. Enos Ray,
president; T. Howard Duckett,
vice president and counsel; New
man G. Dudrow, Perry Boswell,
and H. c. Byrd, vice presidents;
Thaddeus M. Jones, treasurer,
and William Bowie and j. Robert
Sherwood, assistant-treasurers.
The board will remain the same
for the year except DR.. H. j. Pat
terson and Charles H. Welsh, who
asked to be relieved.
The Washington times., 1932-01-14
ARRESTEDW WHEN
FLAMES BREAK
OUT ANEW
CoIored Youth Was on Proba-
ton for Theft from Pro-
prietor of One HoSteIry

COLONIAL BEACH, Va,
Jan. IA" Jimmy" a stunted
colored youth, employed at the
DeAtley Hotel, has been ar
rested on suspicion of having
started the disastrous fire
which razed three hotels here
early yesterday.
The youth was arrested after
two incipient blazes had been dis
covered and quenched in the De
Alley Hotel last night. He is
being held in the Westmoreland
county jail at Montross.
Was on Probation
Jimmy" a product of THE
Swamp" on the outskirts of Co.
lonial Beach, according to Mayor
James A. Myers, had been placed
on probation recently when he
was tried on charge of stealing
money from his employer, Mrs.
Minor DeAtley, proprietor of the
DeAtley Hotel and the Washing
ton House, the latter being one
of those burned down.
Suspicion was directed toward
the youth when a small fire,
started in one of the hotel hooms
was put out. A few minutes later
another blaze, under a bed in
another room was discovered.
Two Hotels Destroyed
The $4,000 fire which swept
the waterfront started in the
unused Holts bathhouse and is
believed by police and city Off
cials to have ben started by a
firebug. The Holt House and the
Mt. Holly House were also de-
stroyed.
Jimmy" has been employed by
Mrs. DeAtley a number of years.
His last name is not known.
The Washington times., 1932-01-14
VIRGINIA BANS
D. {. TAGS

Sergt. Edward J. McDermott,
of the State traffic division, will
make a survey of Northern Vir-
ginia beginning February / with
a view to ending the use by
Virginia residents of District
license tags. He stated:
Last year. in Arlington
county alone, 1 should say that
at least 500 persons who made
their homes there have used
District tags because they are
so much cheaper.
"If the same condition ex-
lists this year, I shall request
T. Mccall Frazier, commissioner
of motor vehicles in Virginia,
to send squad of traffic
officers into the county to
break up the practice"
The Washington times., 1932-01-14
AUTO|STS SUED
+. BY STATE
DR.. LATANE

Through Kenn ct h Lyddane,
Rockville attorney, the State of
Maryland has entered suit in the
Circuit Court at Rockville for
$4,000 damages against William
r. and M. L. Morrison, on behalf
of Grace Marsden, widow of Leon
ard Marsden, of Bethesda, and
her four children, Lorraine M,
Margaret c., Melvin E., and Ken
meth C. Marsden.
The bill states that an automo-
bile owned by M. l.. Morrison and
operated by William T. Morrison
ran into and fatally injured Leon
ard Marsden, December 25, 1881.
The Washington times., 1932-01-14
VirgiH1idns In Rush
To Obtain Auto TGgS
Staff Photo

The last minute rush to secure
Virginia auto tags before the dead
line tomorrow night started in
Alexandria today. 1t is expected
that 1900 tags will be issued to-
day and tomorrow. Police have
been instructed to arrest all car
owners who drive with 1881 tags
after midnight tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1932-01-14
Sleeper Charges
2 Set Him Attire

DANVILLE, Va, Jan. IA.
Charles Martin and Jack Fuqua
were arranged in court at School
field today on charges of setting
fire to Walter Marshall, so, while
the latter slept in a chair at
Dowdytown.
Marshall said the men sprinkled
his legs with oil and lighted a
match.
The Washington times., 1932-01-14
ISSUE IS.
To Be DEBATED

A temperance maSsmaeting in
conjunction with the annual
meeting of the Anti-Saloon League
in Washington next week will be
held in the Masonic Hall at Hy.
attsville, Md. next Sunday.
The feature of the meeting will
be a debate between the Rev. E.
C. Prettyman, affirmative, and
William D. Pardee, on the ques.
ton: Can the liquor law be en-
forced?" The debaters have ar.
gued the question in many New
England cities.
Music will be furnished b, the
Hyattsville Elementary School
Harmonica Orchestra.
The Washington times., 1932-01-14
HOTEL ENP DYE HELD AS SUSPECT In COLONIAL BEACH BLAZES
ADVERTISEMENT
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that has been shared
by four generations,

Smart women get positive relief
from acute periodic pain They take
two to tour teaspoons OF Angostura,
the prescription OF an old family doc
tor, mixed halt with sweetened hot
water. Positively contains no harmful
ingredients Gives the stomach a sense
of warmth and comfort, The effect IS
immediate and satisfying. SSc size.
The Washington times., 1932-01-14
Alexandria Charities
Are Aqain Defrduded

Thomas Chauncey, of the Alex
andria Board of United Charities,
said yesterday he had discovered
another case where money had
been obtained from the board
under false-pretenses, and that
he had given the man an oppor-
tunity to make restitution before
prosecuting.
The Washington times., 1932-01-14
2 More Conventions
To Be Held Here

Two more conventions have
been added to the list of 165 or
ganizations which will stage their
annual gatherings in Washington
in 1882, according to Curtis
Hodges, of the Greater National
Capital Committee. The Land
Grant College Association and the
National Association of S t a e
Universities are to meet here in
November.
The Washington times., 1932-01-14
CHAMBER TO ELECT

The Arlington County Chamber
of Commerce will hold its annual
meeting and election of officers
The Washington times., 1932-01-14
REP. OWEN TO LECTURE

Representative Ruth Bryan
Owen. of Florida, will speak at
the next student assembly at the
University of Maryland, January
10, it was announced today by
the Committee on Nonresident
Lecturers.
The Washington times., 1932-01-14
6 Yrs. Stomach
Trouble Stops

For six years 1 suffered acid stom-
ach trouble" says John NJ. Fontaine,
Philadelphia, Pa. Il took many reme-
dies, but none of them helped until 1
tried ACIDINE. Three minutes after
taking the first dose 1 felt 1907 better.
feel better now than any other time
in the past six years
End gas. sourness. heartburn. dizzi-
ness sleeplessness, headache resulting
from acidity. Maker guarantees ACID
INE ends your stomach trouble or money
hack All druggists have ACIDINE.
The Washington times., 1932-01-14
OYSTER SUPPER

The Ladies' Aid of the Cherry
dale M. E. Church will serve an
oyster supper in the church base
rnent Wednesday from to 7
b, m,
Evening star., 1932-09-13
Trustees Sale of Valuable
Apartment House Containing
IS Apartments and rs Baths,
Two Dining R o o m and
Kitchen, Known As the Man.
chester Apartments, No. llz6
M Street Northwest.

M Street Northwest.
recorded in Liber 64s5. at folio .246, of the
land records OF the District Of Columbia,
hsr.s ind as Hs TsSass S 'hs Rs' vii sffusa
q R$s55ss ssefifH Y INV s n
Lot of % p.ra II " Taan o4sns 'Hs I'd
y in square 2i4. as per plat recorded in
Liber S. az folio ia5. In ths surysySrs otass ,s
'nf geFms in'Opss: sale ssd land and premises
s.iarsr w 4s sd b.aa:s d + 5 assf ssh a asIs
1 s Pr b. ses m tme u :ae O.
is to be paid as follows: one-feurth in cash
asr sRs % ass s1Hss H In sns ss sad !ts snu gsss
payable semi-snnually, to be secured ~
stamps q Sess of pStshassT:.s Terms q s.is
day Of sale. otherwise deposit will 5. iof:
feited and property. Will be advertised and
at the risk and cost of the defaultins
WILLIAM NJ sEAY
WILMER J. WALLER.
THos' j. HXEf fssl Eys ssssst sos aW a1VWpTIosrEss'
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es.
sEMDETacHEp sAHf FatNG ERIE sRIex Ep%HsEfSSs pW2tEfSSs
Eazs sSEzsIy EFaab abJSfEfs %SES isa5wR sFiSSs
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e 1. d:s f trgss os ss:
at the request Of the parties secured thereby,
the undersigned will sell al public auctlen.
In front Of the premises. on THURSDAY,
eonsNeIso THE So1K oef9eR tss
the following described land and premissS
situate In the District Of Columbia and Sslnt.
lots numbered thiIty-one tSD. thirty-fxo
SQUARE @ nambered zee eishtsen as sH Hundred 1'' ana
Ethel N. Rutts and Xlies Y; L.Iriaers. :
q the records Of the once Of Of IL: he sSrvssSr V M
for the District OF Columbia.
Terms OF sale: Said properties will be Of.
fered separately. each being subject TO .
81 Ct s. h !. m sss
q s TO ss sa iad d:s p & :.
nssses Xii cash over % and q sbeve s' SAID dssds
adjusted to date OF sale. A deposit Of $500 %
on each viii be required at the time OF sale.
aSsd title 6: :samp :s An .s iss &
puEchasers. Terms % sale 70 be compiisd
a. saith sssa shs TO- VIII d az ana q
property resold At risk and cost Of default
ing purchaser after i've b) days advertise
ment Of such resale In some Newspaper pub
lshed In Washireton. D. c.
WILLIAM p BENSON.
sslad&d..exsu cas- 18th street stlsNw Nv.
tContinued on Next Psss.I
Evening star., 1932-09-13

2 ROOMS, KITCHEN AND
bath, electric refrigerator, $40; near
two car lines.
See Manager in Apt No. 10l,
2225 n STREET NV.
HENRY ]. ROBB, INC,
1924 Vermont Ave Dist. S141.
Evening star., 1932-09-13

og5S whsIB RzFtXxS / y.XSs' Il IIa'. M.
OWNERS AND BuILpEHs;
1925 18th ST. NV. DIST. aaSI
$40, 9s0-NEW, DETACHED BRICK. 9 ROOMS.
2 baths q bed rooms and bath on LIST hoor,'
bed rooms and bath on and moor recrea-
tion room in basement. Z opsn nrepinSess % nss,
trict. An outstanding value. A bsauti1ul
''''' Ph. Nat. 1888 until 9 pm.
Evening star., 1932-09-13
LEGAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM W. BRIDE and WALTER L.
FOWLER Attorneys

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
triet OF Columbia. Holding District Court.
wdn .,dan, re: Gondemnation of Iand for the
Nebraska Avenue. in the District of Columbia.
District Court No. 2l22.-Additional Notice
ana Order OF Publication is hereby
gwen that the Commissioners of he District
OF Columbia, petitioners in the above entitled
inal oetition fled herein. containing dsscrip-
tons Of additional land to be condemned
for the widening Of Nebraska Avenue North
west. with the names of owners of lots or
parcels to be coldemned SO far as they can
sx he sS. nd T5 or Da
It is. by the Court. this 26th cay of August
1882 Ordered that all persons having any
interest In these proceedings, be and they
are hereby warned and commanded to ap-
pear In this Court on or before the 26th
and continue b. attendance until the Court
shan have made its final order rstifyins
ana confirming the award Of damages and
the assessments Of benefits of the Jury 10
be empaneled and sworn herein. aud It is
further Ordered that copy of this no.
for two successive weeks in The Washington
Evening Star, the Washington Post and the
washington Herald, newspapers published in
me said DISTRICT, commencing at least twenty
Gays DAY ,s,s Sstors the SAID 2sth day Of ssDtsm-
copy Of this notice and order be served by
upon each Of the owners Of the fee OF the
found by the said Marshal or his deputies.
within the District OF Columbia. and upon
TIE tenants and occupants of the same be-
fore the said aeth day. Of September. 1852
~ the Court; SAMUEL W: o'DoNOGHUE,
HxM olerf Hy f'' B. bsEE bERFzsAGeHs GeHsiN Asst
F'erk se69.12,l3
Evening star., 1932-09-13

SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY.
ABOUT 1000 FEET OF SECOND COAMER-
cial ground; 4th st. ne. near H st. Apply
H. r. KING,
1924 Florida Ave. NE. l3s
Evening star., 1932-09-13

1890 %.
FOUR BED ROOMS.
Only at rare intervals have any OF
these Middaush & Shannon. semi-de-
tached brick homes In l4th Street Ter
race been on the market Settling an
estate makes it possible to obtain this
one. The home has four bed ROOMS; two
tiled baths, screens and two-car brick
WI, H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
1919 K st, NV. Dist. l0l5.
l94l SUMMIT PL N.E-CLOSE TO N C. ST,
and r. I. ave-; fpe view; modern 6-r. b.
brick; owner said sell
1928 Orren n.e.-6-r. & b. modern brick:
resident owner will sacrifice, your terms;
Kenilworth. D. g., i4i[ 44th-Bie lot. s-r
& b: frame. h,-w.h,, elee,; has been held at
7lo Emerson n.w.-semi- -dstsehed s-r b.
terms; trade or lease us mo-
COLORED-650 Hobart nw.-6 large r. b.
brick, ami; big lot; sell cheap; $500 cash.
1881 3rd n.w.-s-r. b. brick. modern;
1904 9Th s.ww7-r & b. br.: good renter;
$4,000 below cost; $500 cash, balance easy
7-9, Col 0279
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