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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-15

minence. But I have not seen them, perhaps because I no longer read publishers announce ments and reviews. That x was well enough In the South Seas where there was not a plethora of publicity material. Ie.,
 Tough Time & {,
 Hall has not been we'll and one of Nordhoff's children I heard, was sick, too, The colla- borators must be having . tough time with this, their latest his- torical work, If, again, It is not ready. Mayhap, it has been aTi- nounced and then l stand cor- rected. At any rate, shouldl some reader of this find me wrong possibly ho will find, too, sofne- thing of interest in this sketchy bit about the Bounty" authors. 2 Next--Making Movies on Tahiti.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-15
KILLS SISTER IN
 FAMILY QUARREL

Topsheld, Mass, Dec. l0'AtUP) "A 24.year old Journalism school graduate who allegedly killed his sister and perhaps fatally wound. ed his aunt pleaded not guilty to c murder charge In Salem district court today and was held without bell for hearing Decewber 23. Oliver Alden Thayer surrendered ineekly to state police at his ehoemakers Hill home last night and readily confessed, they said, to killing his pretty sister Katehrine, 32, Smith College graduate, with . revolver
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-15
WEIGH APPOINTED
 R.F. D. CARRIER

Appointment of Raymond Welch of Spencer avenue as . rural de- livery man for the United States Post Office was announced today by Postmaster Charles A. Babin. Welch will be assigned to D. Y. D. l, which is In the northeast section of the city. The examination necessary to appointment as Q rural carrier was taken last June by Weich, and he passed with the unusually high mark of e0. .sr il.
 He will replace Kenneth strathern of Bucks Till, who upon application,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-15

and firing . charge of buckshct at his 72.year old aunt, Miss Alice T'hayer, whose condition was re. ported "very poor" ct DanverS hos- pital. Ar I,s.
 My aunt and my sister had both been ilagging my mother and my father constantly for the past six years and couldn't stand it any longer" Thayer was quoted as say. ing. T would do the same thing again."
 The double shooting was witnessed by his mortified parents, Mir. and Mrs., Alden Thayer. It was Mrs. Thayer who disarfned the youth and made him ':sit ia Q corner' until police arrived .IAa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-15
4 STRAIGHT WHIsKsY

A STRAIGHT WHlSKeY To those who prefer the richness and tang of Maryland Rye, I offer a whiskey that's delicious straight- superb ima highball. I've 6 zcstful Pennsylvania Rye, too, and q Ken. lucky Bourbon in the blue grass tradition, both 90 Proof.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-15

hes been transferred to regular foot delivery service. The latter has
 served as such for the past several mohths. A substitute has delivered on route 1 In the interim.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-15

Her engine room wrecked In ali explosion, the steamed KingBwood was lowed i6,000 miles at four miles on hour from Australia to England
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-15

A singing contest for canarleS will be held in Frankfort onAMain, Ger many. ts~4@
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-15
"Tur, or The 7de"

Staff Reporter Again Takes Jaunt Down High way of "Reminiscences Famous Motion Picture Writers at Work on the Island of Tahiti.
Evening star., 1937-09-16
ROPER WILL APPOINT
AIR POLICY COMMITTEE

Appointment of a Federal commit
tee to draft permanent American
aviation policy, both foreign and
domestic, is being undertaken by the
Commerce Department at the request
OF President Roosevelt, Secretary of
Commerce Roper announced yesterday.
The committee will be composed of
representatives of various govern
mental agencies dealing with aviation
matters and will have the cooperation
OF the aviation industry, Roper said.
The committee will be directed to
review all present aviation legislation,
all pending bills and to prepare for
submission to the next Congress a
bill looking toward legislative action
to provide permanent policy.
Roper said he personally favors
regulation by the Interstate Com
merce Commission of air transport
rates. He said that although the
Commerce Department is directed by
law to regulate civil aviation, he be-
lieves the matter of rate control is
better left to the l. c. C. He said the
splendid record made by the commits
sion in its regulation of railroad and
bus rates is the best guarantee Of
satisfactory handling of air transport
rates
Evening star., 1937-09-16
TRAFFIC CONVICTIONS
HTRD-OFFENSE SEEDING

THIRD-OFFENSE SPEEDING
Oran H. Geedy, 2l16 Fourth street
northeast, SIS.
SECOND-OFFENSE SPEEDING
George H. Duckett, 1645 v street
southeast, $40.
Philip T. Long, 1921 Fourteenth
street northeast, SIS
Willie N. Futch, 4oOe Twenty-first
street northeast, $40.
FIRST-OFFENSE SPEEDING
Ira E. Jones, 1907 Emerson street, IS.
Harry r. Bogusch, 1925 Sixteenth
street, $40
Linden H. Ashford, 1349 Kennedy
street, SIS.
John T. Parke, jr, 2800 Rhode Is
land avenue northeast, S.
William F. Norris. Maryland, $40.
Percival H. Beavers, 1916 Irving
street, $40.
Charles B. Clark, California, $40.
Clarence A. Wilson, 1924 Wisconsin
avenue, S.
Thomas A. Bresnahan, 1922 Queen
street r ~thesst, S.
James D. Hayes, Virginia, S.
George T. Walker, 1922 Sherman
avenue, $40.
Charles w. Stewart, jr., 1911 Mary
land avenue northeast, IS.
Charles A. Young, 423 Nicholson
street, SIS.
George s. Cooksey, Maryland, IS.
Leonard Q. Carson. Virginia, $40.
Jesse C. Leonard, Maryland, $40.
John B. Kinks, 4232 Eighth street.
&lo.
James F. Kelly, Maryland. IS.
Marvin Turner, 773 Kenyon
street. SIS.
lanes A. Wood, 1877 Hanover
street, SIS.
John H. Mackner, Maryland, IS.
Hurley D. Joust, 1888 Fifteenth
street, $40.
Robert A. Rivers, e12 Twenty-sec-
ond street, IS.
Richard J. Hurdle. 445 willard
avenue, IS.
Emory o. Gray. % r street. SIS.
William E. Stevenson, 1927 Cocoran
street, SIS.
William H. Hawkins, 1884 Eleventh
street, $40.
Clarence p sheues, SIS Second
street southeast SIS.
Benjamin Krick, 117s Third street
northeast, S.
Frank K. truth, eo7 Third street
northeast, IS.
Eugene A. Fox, 1919 Church
street, IS.
John H. Pitts. Virginia. $40.
Paul D. Goehrig, rs New York ave-
nue., SIS.
Winner J. speight, 1912 Riggs
place, IS.
Ewood O. Redman, l247 X street
northeast. S.
Anthony Garnett 1880 Montello ave-
hue northeast. S.
EDWARD r. Barber, Maryland, $40
Howell j. Howard, 27ll Georgia ave-
hue, SIS.
George S. Mocksbee, 1871 East Cap
itol street, SIS.
Arthur A. Allen. 1908 E street south
east, $40.
Robert L. O'Brien, 1881 Manchester
lane. SIS.
Andrew A. Dean, Maryland. $40
William S. Barnholt, l4o9 Lawrence
street northeast. IS.
Charles P. Shurnan, MARYLAND sin
William j. Scott, 62oe Georgia sys-
oue, IS.
Evening star., 1937-09-16

A. Z 6NiiNA al
business group has been divided into
two units, businesses with Is or more
employees and those of less than Is, he
said. Vice chairmen in charge of the
former are E. A. Nash Of the Chesa-
peake & Potomac Telephone Co.,
John K. Althaus Of the Associated
Retail Credit Men OF Washington,
Corcoran Thorn, jr., Dupont Circle
branch of Riggs National Bank; o. H.
Ritenour, Washington Gas Light Co.,
and Robert w. Davis, National Capital
Press.
Businesses of less than Is employees
will be in charge of Theodore S. Grape,
president of the Federation of Busi-
ness Mems Associations of Washing
ton, and Ford E. Young, president of
the Merchants and Manufacturers
Association.
The Federation of Business Mems
Associations members who will have
charge of the roll call in their districts
are B. Houston McCeney, president
OF the Connecticut Avenue Business
Mems Association, Louis F. Frick Sec
retary Of the Southeast Business Mems
Association H. j. Smith, Georgia
Avenue Business Mems Association,
John Fleming, secretary of the George
town Business Mems Association: DR..
e. c. Snyder. president of the Cleve-
land Park Business Mems Association;
John I. Fowler, secretary of the
Brookland- Woodbridge Business Mems
Association; Fairfax Oyster, treasurer
of the Federation of Business Mems
Associations and president of New
Center Market Business Mems Asso-
ciation; B. A. Levitan, Columbia
Heights Business Mems Association;
Hugh V. Keiser, president of the Cen
trail Business Mems Association, and
Louis l. Obergh, Northeast Business
Mems Association.
Evening star., 1937-09-16

Admission OF the students, accord
ing to the group, is q form of i'm
position" on District taxpayers, caus-
ing inadequate instruction for many
Washington pupils by overcrowding.
Fred T. Devine, of the association, de-
clared that the influx creates the ne
cessity for additional public educa-
tional institutions and increases taxes
which the out-of-town residents es-
cape, yet benefit by. The group in
tends to take definite action accord
ing to President Freeman Weiss.
In view OF the success of Jangdon
Park, following It's first year of opera
tion, the group voted to ask District
officials for extension of mark service
Evening star., 1937-09-16

from three to seven month period.
The measure also included q request
for construction of a suitable field
house as we'll as sanitary facilities in
the park owing to the large number
of children who use the park.
The traffic department will be asked
to consider installation of traffic lights
at Eighteenth street and New York
avenue northeast and at Seventeenth
street and Rhodo Island avenue north
east.
Evening star., 1937-09-16
MORRIS CONFIDENT.
OF RED CROSS GOAL
Seven Vice Chairmen Have
Accepted Duty to Aid
D. c. Roll Call.

Shortly after his appointment yes
terday as chairman Of the general
business group in the District Red
Cross roll call, Edgar Morris, presi-
dent of the Edgar Morris Sales Co.,
said he felt confident his group would
be able to enroll its membership quota
and that acceptances from seven vice
Evening star., 1937-09-16

chairmen to as
sist him in the
enrolment had
been received.
Detailed plans
are to be worked
out, Morris said,
to include scores
of S e C Il o n a /
chairmen and key
men who will
work under the
vice chairmen
and cover virtu-
ally every busi-
ness house in the
city.
n l.
Evening star., 1937-09-16
FIGHT ON NEARBY
PUPILS FORECAST
Rhode Island Avenue Citizens
Plan to Ask Law to Ban
Outside Students.

Discussion preparatory to draft re-
questing a law to ban out-of-t town
students from District schools marked
the first seasonal meeting last night
of the Rhode Island Avenue Citizens
Association.
Evening star., 1937-09-16
EDITOR APPOINTED
Former A. P. Executive to Join
STAFF on Look.

STAFF on Look.
DES MONIES, Iowa, September is
R.-Gardner Cowles. jr, Look maga-
zine president, yesterday announced
the appointment of Gideon D. Sey-
mour as New York picture editor for
the publication.
Seymour was managing director OF
the Associated Press of Great Britain,
Ltd, with headquarters at London,
prior to his resignation early this
month.
Cowles said Seymour will take
charge Of the publications New York
editorial Office October 4.
Evening star., 1937-09-16

Most Of the machinery manufac-
tories in the Paris district of France
are working on armament or gov
eminent orders.
Evening star., 1937-09-16
SALfSMEN.

SALfSMEN.
TO-HOUSE statesmen - Biegesf
money-making proposition in town 4
orders daily pays $50 weekly Apply s
am. 402 9TH st. NV, Room 2fa
MAN with car to take over profitable Raw
leigh route; established customers; must he
satisfied with earnings of $50 a week 10
start; Write Rawleighs, Dept DCI-4-
5000 7th st. ne. Washington. D. c.
PROGRESSIVE FURNITURE STORE in
Washington needs experienced furniture
sslesmen; Excellent income and unusual
letter. gtytn9 expeytenee to the Ksl Adver-
as1ue Aeency, star 0ldg.. Washington, .. o.
Evening star., 1937-09-16

EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
poNrSTfc

DOMESTIC AGENCY. 1925 nth. furnishes
help ana work, men and women. Dec. 2419.
North q011.
RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 1881. 1902
llth, has cooks. maids. Rhw. nurses,
part-time day workers, couples. housemen
16s
COUPLE. white or colored. long-term ref
erencesi man to work as chauffeur house.
man; woman to do housekeeping: si00 per
MONTH BOARD and room, Apply IN person
ID. c. EMPLOYMENT CENTER,
456 Indiana Ave. NV.
No Fees
Evening star., 1937-09-16
HELP MEN AND WoMEh.

CHRISTIAN ORGANIZER to establish
Iamiiy missions. EXP. refs. LIST letter
Box lof-M. Star.
COUPLE eolored. GOOD cook and house.
man, chauHeuT, good references required:
Isnily OF 3 Phone Emerson 1883 between
ffloay noon and Saturday noon
DlGNIFIED POSITION for man or woman
WITH teaching or business experiences "a
cooperate with superintendents in pre-
stnv,Iahs ACTIVITY work In schools Must bs
ecGtive position, free to travel. unencuu,-
oered and have full-time use Of euto-
monue. Position permanent STATE age
education, phone number address ana f1,li
aushncationS. Agent type need not sppiy'
o9A ss-'s, S4at, a - te.
TELEPHONE APPOINTMENT CLERK for
o9lioins eampaisn for chlldren's honns
charity organization. Refs. list iettsr.
Box l05-N. Star. e''ei'
Evening star., 1937-09-16
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

SPANISH LESSONS. univ srad native
teacher private or class; daily. Il-i' SIS
pm. I4Os l. ST. NV, Apt. o.
WHY FAIL? Others are succeeding. making
MONEY, enjoying life. This DAY is an on
portunity. Learn bookkeeping. business
mIssnagement. ma shorthand. typing. cslculat-
lns machlnes. Enroll now-new classes
BOYD'S, 1888 F ST. NV National 233s.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS resular
searlS LOW rate, special. effective at once.
Phone Emerson 1862.
AUTO LEssoNs-,Relable white men. any
parking for tests Noel Met. 1884.
AUTO DRIVING taught by expert. parking
q specially. permits secured ST 90 per
lesson. car furnished. Adams 10i5i. ''
FRENCH PROFESSOR from Paris. so
Adysnced FrenSR Emerson lSass aHs osos sT9ags osS
BE P. B. x. telephone operator-recep-
uonlSti short. interesting and profitable
course; work in doctors Office Apartment
nto5uses. to5s. automooile business, etc Register
PERSONNEL 'gf SERVICE VIC Es1asSss Nsi,ona MSs Wes,
Room 204. 1911 G st.
pprr csET BEAUTY CULTURE.
FREE GMAAAAhEEoffGqEESASY MAhEffF E6NoyYy, TERMS.
20, Years. Of Successful Beauty Training.
ls40 New York Ave. Met. 777s.
WASHINGTON ACADEMY
OF Hair and Beauty Culture,
ioSn ST. 4 n. Y. AVE. $50 WASH. BLDG.
Washington's newest and finest equipped
peeuty SCHOOL American and Europear
latest methods. Daily demand for our
graduates, Lowest rates. Pay as you learn.
free booklet, Investigate and compare
Formerly With Wilfreds N Y. Expert Dept.
DIESEL is BOOMING
invading all branches Of industry, creating
opportunities for trained men. For fires
pocket write Registrar. Hemphill Diesel
Schools. 4OO1 Cold Spring lane Baltimore
Evening star., 1937-09-16

PRINTING ESTIMATOR and compositor
Iof old established firm. Give full par
ticulars. Box 420-R. Star. I5s
Evening star., 1937-09-16
HELP MEN,.

MEN. colored. wanted TO learn professional
parachute jumping. Hansons School of
Aviation, 10lS 4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-09-16
MOTOR TRAVEL.


NIAGARA FALLS. N. Y: THREE PASSEN-
gers. leave Sat. early. back Monday in
ame Tor work; share expenses. Alexandria
z9s4: 16s
DRIVING NEW ORLEANS La. sATUR-
Gay. Iour PASSENGERS new car: reasonable
NIX. THOMPSON, Sterling 1855 16s
ST. LOUIS. ABOUT SEPT. 26, TAKE ONE,
snare driving and expenses Nationai
s206. Ext. Isl. between 9-4:3O.
DRIVING NEW YORK FRIDAY, 18th.
noon; return Sunday: new car; careful
driver: experienced. Emerson O3O3.
COUPLE DRIVING TO MILWAUKEE.
VIA CmcaRo' new car. room for two; rea-
sonaole. West 2l01.
WANT 4 PASSENGERS TO OHIO OR ANY
pIace en- route; going first of week Shep-
LEAVING FOR CHICAGO SUNDAY, 10Th.
TAKE several passengers share expenses
Gail shepherd $3.50. LOG Lincoln ave.
Takoma Park. '
LEAVING FOR MIAMI. FLA, SAT. MORN
ing, new car, accommodate 2 PASSENGERS
LADY. DRIVING CHATTANOOGA. TENN.
Friday or Saturday. return about Oct i,
wants lady or couple help drive MRS
HART. Emerson 3s36.
NEW YORK CITY = LEAVE FRIDAY
noon, returning Sunday National s435.
Evening star., 1937-09-16

OIL BURNER MECHANICS for instaila-
ton and service. Call between and 5
pm. Ask for MIR. Dowden. Maurice j.
colbert Co. Inc, 1905 NJ St. NV
Evening star., 1937-09-16

BRACELET ladys diamond and emerald +;
noeral reward. Met. 1852 or write E.
Baltzell 64S Eve st sw
Evening star., 1937-09-16

AUTOMOBILE stock room clerk. expert
enced; must be honest and dependable;
40 not pnone; references required. Ars
Motors. Inc. Chrysler, Plymouth. 1924
Wilson blvd.
Evening star., 1937-09-16
PERSONAL.

FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE You
VAT, Waft,ra ameTsency Laboratory, Room o0i.
Mestory Bldg. l4th and F. Met 1893
CHILDREN, COUNTRY HOME: sUPERvIs-
year; ref. MRS RANDALL ciarksviile. Md' d.
HEMoRRHoIDs ERADICATED BY MY
time En or mesnoo nonsv bReSuts effective for nte-
drugs or surgery DIR. SOMMFRWERcK.
1865 Columbia rd. Adams 03ss.
BRIARLEY MILITARY ACADEMY AM
menuale. Md. Ia miles from Capital: all
ages; very moderate: opens September %:
ohly iew vacancies. Phone Berwyn 10-F-2.
TAILORING. DRESSMAKING- HLTERE-
tons; fur remodeling. SO2 F. ST. NV
Room "a, Dist. 297a
WANT HOME. AND NURSING CARE FOR
elderly sio invalid gentleman: downtown sec
ner ruon elt preleIrea; vii pay s75.00 to $4,000
Box 1870, Star.
IF SUFFERING. SEE DR. DELLA LEDEN-
deeker. the ehiropractor with the Wonder-
Iul hands. 3025 o. West 1920
TAKoMA PARK NURSING HOME REC
commended by. best physicians and hospi-
Iais, special diets: efficient. refined nurses.
o, oTiiIiemsn 81 ana attendant Unexpected vacancy
TUTORING POSITION BY YOUNG MAN
laude, Phi Beta Kappa. in Engiish. AZ
h hsh scboo sgbseis wbiysrsy Al
sites. Columbia 56s6-J.
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY
accept inferior funeral services due tn ir,s
aaoility to pay higher price. The Greater
~ w; Chambers Co. offers Complete
Worid hnest waterproof. airtight, suarar.
I 5sed steel burial vault may be had from
Inamoers Ior $50. In case of death call
tne greater w. w. Chambers Co. 14th ST.
corner, Chapin W.. Columbia 0432. Phone
on wIite vIit,,, our address We will send you
Chapin st. NV. phone Columbia O432. bi7
l1th st. Sc. phone Atlantic 67OO
Evening star., 1937-09-16

BOSTON BULL, brndle and white, long
fresh vaccination scratch on lower lip. tag
No. 12461s, lost near Glebe rd and
Dittmar rd., Arlington Va Finder call
Walnut $685. Reward
Evening star., 1937-09-16

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. w. F. ESTES. 5531 9TH st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-09-16

RADIO SERVICE MEN. must ne expert
Barstow. Star Radio. 400 4 th ST n w
Evening star., 1937-09-16

PAINTERS (2). only flrst-class need apply
5000 IIlden st NV. Apply at switchboard.
Evening star., 1937-09-16

stman Retina 35 M camera,
LinCoIn memorial; liberal reward. c. M
Philbric, LAFAYETTE Hotel. Washington l6s
Evening star., 1937-09-16

Must be thoroughly experienced in every
branch of shoe repairing. for out-o town
position. Apply Sigmunds Shoe Dept, 136
lth 81 NV. pm. Thursday.
Evening star., 1937-09-16
FURNITURE REFINISHER.

VIM. E. Miller. Furniture. Co. has need
LOT hlgh-grade furniture fnisher. Only
ences need apply. Good salary to right
man. See Mr.. Warneke at sth and Penn.
Evening star., 1937-09-16
statesmen
SHOEMAKER

Must be thoroughly experienced: CITY and
out-of-town positions. Apply Sigmund's S
Snoe Dept. 736 9TH st. NV. pm,
Evening star., 1937-09-16

CAT. gray and white answers to the
name Of "Mutty." Missing from 22l
Liberal reward If returned or any tnfor-
nation as to its whereabouts
Evening star., 1937-09-16
SALES MANAGER

Luut, fort Lincoln Cemetery, 32Ol
Bladensburg rd. at District line
l. A RGE CORPORATION
WISHES TO TRAIN SEW
ERAL YOUNG MEN IN THE
& r. EDIT INSTALLMENT
BUSINESS. EXPERIENCE
NOT NECESSARY BUT
WILLINGNESS TO LEARN
AND ENERGY ESSENTIAL,
FAIR SALARY TO BEGIN.
ANSWER IN OWN HAND
WRITING, GIVING REFER
ENCES AND TELEPHONE
NUMBER. BOX 434 R,
STAR.
Evening star., 1937-09-16

AUTO MISUNDERSTANDING opportunity
Tor willing workers; liberal commission plan.
70 sell used and new cars; transportation
Iurnlshed. Apply Mr.. Brader, Haines Mo-
Tor Co. 6OO3 Georela ave. Randnlnh oGSn
Evening star., 1937-09-16
SPECIAL NOTICES

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
debts contracted by any one other thar
myself. T. J. CORWIN, 1907 Newton ne
Evening star., 1937-09-16

FOUNTAIN PEN. green. Sheafer Lifetime.
ioooy OF Post ONCE tBenj. Franklin Sta
uonl, 18th and Pa. ave. NV between
300 and 1890 am. September Is. RE-
ward. Lincoln 226S-J.
Evening star., 1937-09-16

mechanics, none others need apply: no
contract work: hourly rate. good pay.
ASI-S ready to work am Friday. Sept
u, and Sat, Sept. is See Mr. Reese
IN the rear Enterprise Roofing Co.. 2I25
Evening star., 1937-09-16

DOG. answers name "Roges." white, tan
spot, tag 1l641; reward. 1915 10th
Evening star., 1937-09-16

TAKoMA. PARK NURSING HOME REC
eommended by best physicians and hospi-
ssls; special diets: efficient. refined nurses.
genLieman attendant. Unexpected vacancy
on LIST floor. Shepherd 320O
Evening star., 1937-09-16

AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN-A very unusual
arrangement will be made to (2l expert
enced men with record of real sales
ABILITY; chance to greatly increase your
earnings; daily cash bonus plan assures you
money whether you make sales or not:
heaVy Fall season Just beginning; interview
Cutcheon, Hill L. Tibbitts, Ford dealers,
National 1850
Evening star., 1937-09-16

RADIO SERVICE MEN. Apply Mr.. French.
l403 w ST '
Evening star., 1937-12-15
ELWOOD H. SEAL AND WALTER l.
FOWLER, Attorneys.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Sfss Rs for hs psFs Of land H Cor for
Ness and Warren Streets NV. and for the
beTeen ~ SsrPsn'k ah and aais ans see in
No se. 4saSofIeE n HSH0ss xNp oRpER 0s oE
AssEssEp For BENPFfTsNosice IS
hereby given that the. jury in, the above
entitled cause returned its verdict therein
and by said verdict assessed benefits
aeanst the following lands or parcel Of q
in the fslSwps saS m Go s9ARE sSTARE
IS So 3 90 C slHS s. o.
SIS 90: IS, SIS 90; a6: SIS 90: -, $50 90;
s2I, $4,000 $50, $1,000; So, $1,000;
ss22a, $500. sos, 5000 s9s, 5000:
s24; $500, SQUARE l554-Lots s07.
8 ss9oo; o. A. s5HG4, snv !, 5000; sso,o";
$4,000: II; $50 100: II; $50 90; y, $500;
la 30 80 80 90 -, S23 o9: 16 60 SO GO; II:
$50 90; IL, $4,000: II. $40, 90: 10, s35 90;
g So GO s. So. 90; / $4,000; 6, $4,000:
$4,000: is, $500: il. SIS 90; is, $50. 90:
ls ia 81 SS2o.oo; 20; s@o.oo; 81 $50 90; -.
sos2 go oa @ sso13 snoo5 soUAsE saUARE i?itots 5
Lots 500. $50. 90. ia, $50, 90; l3 $50. 90:
$4,000: s, $1,000; $50 90; s, $4,000;
5. $4,000; 4, $4,000; 3. $1,000: >. $1,000:
sol, 500: Is. $4,000: Is: $500: Il,
s. sl5.en is oS slSoe Is Gsl5ooo; 20 Ss15.oG'
SIS 90 IS, $500 ss, So SIS So 90 = !2 sSI SIS 90
SQUARE 155l-Lots sol. $3.50: Is.
1551-Lots 13. $1,000: l., $1,000: IL
$40 ,0O; 500. $500; Il $1,000. SQUARE
I55n-Lots 500, 5000: ]. $4,000
$40. go: PARCELS + -; SIS 90; 5,
$1,000: 15Li.2. Si.5.oo. i5pi1i so 90;
I5L1c1, 5000; 1910. 5000; I6I;
$1,000; 1914. 5000; 1913, $500;
90; Is ia. S75 90: 15I1a, $3.50 90;
s25 90; 15Iloa, SIS 90; 1910, s4,5. 90;
Court this 10th day Of December 1887,
ORDERED: That the objections to said
verdict of property owners assessed for
benefits tno part of whose land was con-
demned in this. proceeding be filed in said
cause on, or before the Bird day of January,
ratified and confirmed upon the applica-
cause: Provided. however. that copy of
this notice and order be published once
IN each the Washineton Post, the Wash
lngton Herald and The Washington Evening
star: newspapers, published in the District
OF Columbia. at least ten DAYS before the
Court ALFRED A. WHEAT, Chief Justice. Rn Sae
STEWART Clerk. s'S BY Fs' r. D. cHaTtES oTINTEF +
Jr.. Asst. Clerk.