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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-01
Capable Cast In
Aviation Picture

Richard Dix. Mary Aston, Eric
Won Stroheim, Joel McCrea, Dor
othy Jordan, Robert Armstrong
Hugh Herbert! They compose the
principals of the brilliant cast OF
that thrilling classic, THE Lost
Squadron" which has been revived
at the request of thousands of
film fans and is now on the screen
at the Blue Mouse theater.
Richard Dix. whose performance
in "Cimarron" won him a secure
place in the hall of screen fame,
plays the starring role of Cap
tain Gibson" daredevil film-stunt
man.
Mary Astor, whose screen life is
one excellent role after another,
enacts the part of Toilette" a
temperamental movie star.
Erich Won Stroheim, actor, d.
rector and stormy petrol of film
dom, is cast as the czaristic di-
rector, who sends players into dan
ger for the sake of celluloid thrills.
Joel McCrea, Armstrong and
Herbert have strong roles, and
Dorothy Jordan plays the ingenue.
George Archainbaud directed this
RkO Radio all-time success.
Also on the bill is "Of Human
Bondage" with Leslie Howard in
the starring role.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-01

don't let them fool you Deanna
hasn't entirely grown up. notwith-
standing propaganda to the con-
trzry.
Deanna's songs, four Of
them. are worth the price Of
admission, even II one sat
through the production with
ones eyes closed. She sings
Zone Fine Day. from "Ma-
dame Butterfly "Amapola, !"
Home, Sweet Home and
Spring Is in MY Heart
Your reviewer likes Deanna's
first love. Robert Stack. and con-
tinuss. ~ IN the past. to give Helen
Parrish much credit for the ex-
cellency Of all Durbin pictures In
which she has appeared
The story, hand picked for
the songbird. is q delightful
one, but whether Il is the best
in which she has appeared Is
= matter Of opinion. However,
it's good enough to make the
current Music Box show one
you will wish 70 see.
Sharing the screen u Pride Of
the Bluegrass" with Gantry, the
famous blind horse. as the star.
Edith Fellows and James Mccall
lion serve a. his companions In a
human story which win make all
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-01
NATIVE SON

Randolph Scott does not have to
pretend he Is a Virginian in "vir-
ginia City" He was born in Or
ange county. Va.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-01
Seat Sale Starts
For Cornell Pla,

Following close on the heels OF
the successful presentation of
Golden Boy" Tacoma will be
treated to another superb morsel
Of stage entertainment when mo
Time for Comedy" comes to the
Temple theater Saturday, Dec. %.
1t stars Katherine Cornell in the
starring role. supported by Francis
Lederer, whose latest portrayal
was seen on the screen in the pow
erful and timely drama, Confess
sion Of a Nazi Spy" In which he
appeared with Edward C. Robin
son.
Mail orders for seats to the per-
Torrance OF Miss Cornell and Mr..
Lederer In the latest Of the out
standing stage attractions are be-
ing accepted now at the Temple
theater. A stamped. self-addressed
envelope enclosed with any order
win receive prompt attention.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-01
BANK ROBBERS PLEA
FOR FREEDOM DENIED

SEATTLE-Federal Judge Lloyd
Black Wednesday denied a writ of
habeas corpus for Loeb L. Cos
sack, former Los Angeles attorney
serving so years in Mcneil island
penitentiary for robbing two Los
Angeles banks in 1884.
Cossack's petition contended the
banks he was charged with rob-
bing were not members of the
Federal Reserve system. and that
therefore the government had no
jurisdiction in the case. The court
threw out the contention.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-01
Henry Fonda, Caudette Colbert Edna May Oliver, John
Carradine and Eddie Collins Re-Live Thrilling Drama
Companion Production
Co-Sisrs Betty Cradle and
Joe Penner in Comedy

OF all the possible ways there
are Of presenting action for the
publie's entertainment, the screen
has proved time and again its un-
rivslled power in this field. Read
ing about action always left the
actual picture OF excitement to the
readers own imagination. while
action on the stage is limited by
space. props and scope.
But on the screen the scope Is
hmitless. Skillful photography has
produced amazing scenes so vivid
in their realism that audiences have
thrilled to the marrow. Yet never
has the action of battle been filmed
so realistically and excitingly as
IN Daryl F. zanuck's production
OF Drums Along the Mohawk"
which comes to the Roxy screen
today. Filmed in technicolor by
Bert Glennon. the cameraman OF
"Stagecoaeh." under the direction
of John Ford. the 10Th Century
Fox picture presents a new high
in action, one that will be long
remembered by all who see it.
Featured in the cast are Edna
May Oliver, Eddie Collins, John
Carradine, Doris Bowdon, Jessie
Ralph, Arthur Shields, Robert Low
cry and Roger Imhof. The screen
play was written by Lamar Trott
and Sonya Levien.
Joe Penner and Betty Cradle are
co-starred in the other attraction
titled THE Day the Bookies Wept."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-01
Along the Moha Featured Nv Roxy Theater TODAY
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERs
FIRST SHOWING

Music Box-Deznna Durbin
and Helen Parrish IN "Pirst
Love- 100. $50. ass 1000.
also Edith Fellows in Pride Of
the Bluegrass" ii.45. 2;4o.
$40. e:45.
RIVIERA - BlnE Crosby and
Shirley Ross In waikiki Wed
ding II 80. sos. $50. 10 40:
also Gary Cooper and Jean
los. $40. sos.
RONY-H enTy Fonda and
Ciaudttte Colbert In Drums
Along the Mohawk" i2s35. 3 IS.
$50. 1000. also Joe Penner and
Betty 0rable in The Day the
Bookies wept," li:3o. 2:4o.
5;45. s.55.
RETURN SHOWING
BEVERLY - Ralph Richardson
and June Du PREF IN -Four
Feathers." also Joe r Brown
and Martha Raye In 81 900 .
Touchdown"
BLUE oUsE-Richard DIX
and Joel McCrea in Lost
Squadron" also Leslie Howard
and Bette Davis in of Human
Bondage"
COMMuNITY--Humphrey Be-
CART and Gale Page In You
Can't Get Away With Murder"
also Dorothy Peterson and
Clarence Kolb IN "Five Little
Peppers and How They Grew"
KAY sTREET-Mickey Rooney
and Lewis Stone In Andy
Hardy Gets Spring Fever" also
Ride Cowboy Ride"
PARk--Bob Burns and Susan
Hayward In Our Leading Citi-
zen" also Lloyd Nolan IN I'm
dercover Doctor"
PROCTOR-The Lane sisters
and John Garfield in "Daugh-
ters Courageous
REX-Michael Whalen and
Mary Hart in The Mysterious
Miss X" also Lynn Bari and
Michael Whalen in Pardon
Our Nerve"
REALART--James Cagney and
George Raft In Each Dawn !
Die" also bill of Rights
sHEIJ--Barton MacLane and
olenda. Farrell In .''Torchy
Blame in Chinatown" also Ken
Maynard In Gun Justice"
sUNsET-Aiice Faye and Don
Ameche In "Alexander's Rag
time Band" also The Texas
Rangers
TRMPLE--Irene Dunno and
MELVIN Douglas In Theodore
Goes Wild" also Wallace Beery
and Warner Baxter In Slave
Ship"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-01
Temple Stars Wallace
Beery In "SIave Ship

Mickey Rooney likes 'em tough.
That's why Wallace Berry is his
favorite screen star and that's
why one OF his two pet ambitions
was to play in a picture with the
likeable villain" The other ambi-
ton is to be just as tough a star
In his own right some day.
Today Mickey calls slave
Ship" goth Century-Fox' spectacu-
lar drama now at the Temple the
alter, his favorite film. In II he
Shares starring honors with Warner
Baxter and Wallace Berry and
thus achieves both ambitions with
the role Of the spunky cabin-boy
aboard a mutinous SLAYER.
A great story of adventure
storming in epic sweep over half
the world. "Slave Ship" features
Elizabeth Allan. George Sanders,
Jane Darwell and Joseph Schild-
kraut In the cast. Daryl F. Ia
muck selected Tay Garrett TO
direct.
Theodore Goes Wild" shares the
screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-01

Please don't get the idea that .blind. angle Is gag
would never know from his actions on the He takes
the hurdles like any other HORSE relying signals from his
rider to guide him over the bars
There courage this splendid
animal displays In the which he
Of an unbelievable handicap the fact that through
with two strikes against him. fellow
-. but he's never out
Golden Boy!
Clifford odets @Golden Boy" took the boxing racket to
the Chinese laundry last night for cleaning which left not
sign Of tattletale grey.
Co-starring Bernce Claire and Eric Linden the play was
both convincing and entertaining Lndens portrayal Of the
game rather than follow musical career in order that he
might bring the world to his feet by far superior
than of the characerizatons in which your
viewer has him.
However, there much more to Golden Boy" than
Miss Claire and Linden There were portrayas quite
with those Of the stars refer Robert Leonard who
played Mr. Bonapare and Jay Adler whose Eddie
Fusei Of the outstanding performances of the
at the Temple last night much to the delight Of
fortably filled house.
Golden Boy the first of four plays which are being
by the Tacoma Junior League three of which
This winter win indeed go down in history as one Of the
finest legitimate seasons the old home town has witnessed
The Top Hats!
Six governors have sgned their intention of attending
the word premiere OF lone with the WIND when II takes
The aa ssssa lives u 9e North H. Carolina South Carolina Florida
Alabama and Mississippi will rngsde the showing
Of the drama the between the states and likely that
Of Oklahoma Texas Virginia
before the sRo sign IL hung
Paul Hour Could You?
The other night Tuesday to be exac your reporter lis
tened to sports broadcast by cigarette company
In which his old friend Paul Schweger participated.
Paul formerly special representative Tay Garrett
Hollywood
the University Of Washington the first under
the direction Jimmy Pheian this latter fact which accounted
his the broadcast
Haskies the Men Troy"
Naturally the writer wasn't surprised when Paul
bal for his alma mater but when he started passing orchids
to Jimmy Phelan well, the writer just had to laugh
When he made the statement that Phehn Of the
countrys outstanding coaches well, this time became
commissions but when he ntimated Jimmy great guy
well great coach well had spots before my eyes
and the wife for the smelling salts.
or Jimmy Phelan be great coach and he
wouldn't To hear Paul schwege
puts
leading diplomats present
umbrella Christmas and when,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-01
STATE WINS STRUGGLE
AGAINST GAME SHIPS

Los ANGEIES-Tony Cornero.
king Of gambling ship operators
off the Southern California coast.
today had abandoned his long fight
10 maintain s. s. Rex as q gam
bling barge off Santa Monica
Under a compromise with At
torney General Earl Warren. Cor
nero. whose legal name is Anthony
Strzila. win allow the state TO dis
mantle the barge and confiscate
or destroy all gambling equipment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-01

This picture Of the fabric pictures
and II h wen that 1t for would otherwise
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-01
MOVIE MIRACLE

HOLLYNOOD-Who says Cali
fornia hasn't the most adaptable
climate In the world, or that most
of 1t isn't concentrated in Holly
wood?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-01
THE IRONY OF 1T

Edward G. Robinson, who always
smokes long, black cigars on the
screen. never uses them in private
life.
Evening star., 1939-12-09
Seven Realtors Here
Get G. P. N. Titles

Names Of men upon whom the title
Of certified property manager" has
been conferred during 1880 were an
nounced today by the Institute Of
Real Estate Management, profess
sional branch Of the National As
ISOLATION Of Real Estate Boards.
Local men included In the list OF
those so honored are Edward T.
Offutt. jr.; Robert T. Highfeld,
Henri P. Henry, Nathan Poole, Her
bert M. Pasewalk, Duncan. .. Bur-
roughs and Howard F. HGmphries,
all afiliated with the Washington
Real Estate Board.
The title. indicated by the initials
G. p. NJ, designates persons who
have met the requirements for in
dividual membership in the insti-
tute, created to bring better un-
derstanding Of essentials in this i'm
portant field and to identify to the
public competent and reliable man.
ayers of real estate.
The designation G. P. M. Is con-
ferred by the governing co''n>" Of
the institute upon careful establish-
Evening star., 1939-12-09
Revival Of Business
ls0verdue in j. 5,
Cooper Declares
Former Governor Calls
On Public to Continue
Confidence

II American enterprise and the
public generally will continue their
confidence in the potential strength
Of the country and evidence it by a
normal attitude, then we shall have
. continuation Of basic development
of business which is essential to fu-
ture stability. The country is over
due for a great revival of business
which will require the very highest
industrial efficiency in order to
seize and utilize great opportunities
which are opening before us, so
Myers Y. Cooper, Cincinnati, former
Governor Of Ohio, chairman of the
Committee on Real Estate Taxation
Of the National Association of Real
Estate Boards, said addressing re-
cent dinner meeting of the st. Paul
Real Estate Board.
1--WE are having population in
crease annually Of 100000 people.
Housing alone calls, therefore, for
attack on a very wide front. 1t fell
behind 100000 units per year during
the depression years." Mr.. Cooper
said. when building enterprise
moves forward on an even keel,
neither a depression nor a recession
can exist for long. We start today
with 100000 families living in
houses of their own and 3,50O,000
families possessing the farms on
which they live. A nation of home
owners will do more to keep America
going American than all other in
f1uences combined. But tax burdens
have an inescapable effect on the
economic system. Government no
more than a business organization
can perpetually capitalize debt
service to its advantage. A business
like look at the tax situation for
real estate is needed if we are not
unnecessarily to narrow the oppor-
tunity for home ownership and for
work and wages in wide group of
industries.
ITO free the way for new commit
ments and new enterprises we need
tax action that will be a foundation
for economic stability. 1t is needed
for the well-being of all of US"
Adjustment of the tax situation
for real estate, he said, would not
only remove a deterrent to housing
and to other new building, but
would as we'll stabilize school financ-
ing and local government financing
by putting important large costs,
such as that for education, on base
wider than the outworn general
property tax.
"The single-family dwelling has
recovered from its depression losses.
Real estate stood pat in the recess
sion period just past, without a de-
cline. and today is decidedly on the
upgrade" Mr.. Cooper said.
Evening star., 1939-12-09
Combining Furniture

Now that decorators approve OF
using furniture made from differ
ent woods in one room, one decora-
tor has had the happy idea Of COM
bining Colonial maple pieces with
light colored French provincial or
Swedish modern. To set 1t OH
deep chocolate brown Is used Tor
the wall color and touches Of scar
let appear in lamps and other ac-
cessories about the room. Any
room with such dark painted walls
must, of course, have ample window
Evening star., 1939-12-09
Pads Stop Door RottIe

Nodded live rubber : cushions
shaped in the form of pneumatic
buffers, will eliminate rafting OF
doors. A set of three, installed at
top, bottom, and near the latch
maintain the proper tension on the
latch,
Evening star., 1939-12-09

of
Transforming Closet

A small closet under the stairs or
Just of the hall can easily be
transformed into combination
powder and telephone room, with
space for the wraps of guests.
Evening star., 1939-12-09

ment Of the candidates experience
and business standing and his
knowledge OF an ability methodt-
Evening star., 1939-12-09
FIRST
SHOWING

In the Johns-MonvilIe Model
Home in Fairfield the WORLDS
.. FAIR design IinoIeum is by
JOHN LIGON, INC.
342l Conn. Ave. WoodIey 22O@
Evening star., 1939-12-09

dates must subscribe to the instis
tute's standards Of practice and ~
professional pledge.
Evening star., 1939-05-31
WILLIAM F. KELLY and P. IT,
NICOLAIDES, Attorneys,
10 18th ST wv

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
IIq4m1bia.-MARY SIMON, Complainant. v.
Maria W D, orme ct al. Defendanfs ] VI u
CivIl AcLion No 2t4S.-ORDER CT PUBL
Sadios &C., &c ss1The IL object of this suit is to
IN Zee simple by adverse possession the
title Of the plaintiff to Lot 30 in Pierce
ana kllngleS Subdivision of Square 2O1 as
per plat d re- recorded IN Lber W; F. at folio
surveyor of the District of Columbia. as
SCI lofth IN the complaint in this cause
Upon Upon motion motion Of the plaintiff and for good
day OF May. 1899: ORDERED That the
uf,n afeLehaahtS The unknown heirs, devisees or
a5,Ilehees or Maria w D. Orme. Orpha A.
Wroe, Joseph E Wroe James l. Woe
Samuel IsI,ds 4 4 Wroe Jr, Samuel A. wroe sr;
Richard ,Wroe,. Sarah E Dodge. Mary j
Vance, Albert G. Downs. Martha v Brown
ing Selma Downs, James H Downs, Louis
MroS q; Wfee P,ch chTiSTisna en- I11 E. Wroe John L.
son Frank Wroe Samuel c. Wroe Daisy
r Nrce, Nina G. Redgrave, John Absolom
,Wroe Ida A. Barr, Robert F. Downs, if
living, II dead their unknown heirs de-
vlSees and alieneeS. cause their appearance
TO be entered herein on or before the first
rule day occurring after the expiration of
the fortieth day exclusive Of Sundays and
legaI holidays: after the day of the first
publication Of this order; otherwise this
Sefs,,,t SseSe shsI5 p, pT9ceed with as in case Of
hshed in the WASHINGTON Law Reporter
and The Evening Star once week for
three successive weeks before the expiration
ddta 9d me time for the appearance of said
Qefendants good Cause having been shown
% Lor hH1nG tHc period of such publication
eopZ COP & Test: CHARLES STEWART. Clerk
my3l jeT.14
Evening star., 1939-05-31
BERTRAND BERNATH, Atty,
1910 Vermont Ave. NV.

DISTRICT, COURT OF THE UNITED
In Re the Application OF solomon kafioWitz
1or Change of Name-No. 3153. Equity
Doc;-Solomon Kafowitz. having filed a
name to Harry Koff. and having applied
10 the Court for an order of publication
OF the notice required by law in such
May. AID; 1899. ORDERED that ali persons
concerned show cause. if any there be, on
OF before the 18th day of June. AID. 1899.
not be granted; Provided. That COPY of
thlS order be published once a week for
Infee consecutive weeks before said day in
Star Newspaper JOSEPH w GOV
JGS!lCe tSeal A true copy. Test:
SHARLES E. STEWART Clerk. BY JOHN
o. BOWEN. Asst Clerk, myl- 81 n
Evening star., 1939-05-31
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
bia, Holding a Bankruptcy Court,-In the
Matter Of THERESA F KIMBALL. 1928
Eve ST. wv, Washington, D. C., Bank
TO CREDITORS OF FIRST MEEIING.-
To the creditors Of Theresa F. Kimball of
the City of Washington, District of Co.
Theresa F. Kimball has been duly adjudged
a BANKRUPT on a petition filed by her on
the 26th day of May. 1899, and that the
first meeting of her creditors will be held
at the office OF the UNDERSIGNED Referee in
Bankruptcy. $40 Investment Bldg, 18th
and K Sts. NV. WASHINGTON. D. C.. on the
ath day Of June. 1899, at II O'Clock A M, =,
at which place and time the said creditors
NAV, attend. prove their claims. appoint a
= trustee, appoint a committee of creditors,
examine the BANKRUPT and transact such
other business as may properly come before
said meeting. FRED J. EDEN. Referee in
BANKRUPTCY
Evening star., 1939-05-31
AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER & son, AuctioneeTs.
FUTURE.


ADAM A. WEsCHLER & SON, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE STORY
BRICK DWELLING, NO. 1924 18th
By, virtue Of a deed of trust recorded
IN Lloer 64S6 at folio 101 of the D. c.
land records. and a. the request of the
party secured thereby. I will sell at public
aMCt!on a. the premises, ON FRIDAY,
JUNE SECOND, 1889, AT FIVE PM lot
33 in square "S43
Terms of sale: One-third cash over and
above first trust of five thousand dollars
at hve per cent. and balance in two equal
instaIlmentS in one and two years with
interest at five per cent, payable semi
annually. or all cash al option of pur-
chaser. A deposit of $500 required at time
OF sale. Title. conveyancing and revenue
stamps at cost of purchaser. Terms to be
completed in 30 days from sale. Trustee
reserves the right to resell the property at
risk and cost of defaultinR purchase ser
alter five days advertisement in this
newspaper. CRANDAL MACKEY
my24.Gb, 2S,3l;Je2 Trustee
Evening star., 1939-05-31
PROPOSALS.

CAPTToL, washington, D. c. May 20,
1899. SEALED BIDS. in triplicate will be
received in this Office until 300 I'M
for installing linoleum tile floors in base
ment spaces in the Library of Congress
Building. Washington. D. c. Drawing and
specifications may be obtained without de-
post by qualified intending bidders or ap-
pncation to this office. DAVID LYNN,
Architect of the CapitoI
Evening star., 1939-05-31
AUCTION SALES.
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3362792. at Eichbers Auction Sales. Inc,
i7 storage and sa repsrs on June tsSs FOR
s9s % WAa0N s5eH 10pY He good s0Rs9p sS 6g
draulic dump body 1h-yd. cap. $125;
terms to responsible parties.
S. J. MEEKS SON. 622 g ST. NV.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER g. SON, Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EQUIP
EEsaoEz S"SSsi S5er1oS FoR sToRzdE
lsss0{ slyss 'sss e xF
sSd kpA9 and nn f'sh al
MesehIers sl5 W e St y nS su's to enfores a our M
goods stored with us, in the names of A. E.
Archibold, e; A, Barker tsafel. Mrs: H c.
Rihlman, Nike BlIziotis, (machineryl; Mrs;
Mrs: J. E. Cassidy Leona Christian. Robert
T. s.s ClaWson; W D. Davidge, Ernest B. pick
meny And RoS 1Susss g. Eherg eSel of e
survivor; Or. Chas. Herbert Feaser. viii
lard e. Fosle. P. a; Foster. D, r Fox, Mrs.
lip Geo Haiecos%, CO % &. W. r i HsTriman. Mm az MIS- MS.
G: Hecht, G. e; Heinig, Harold T. Hoffman,
Pr. A. F. Hopkins; Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald NJ.
king La o Forge W G Ls1kfosd Hyme
Lazarus August G. Lehman, Mrs. Horace
treeley McFarland, Mrs. Eleanor Marcy,
j: E. Martin machinery MIS- Deane Mer-
rill, Cornelia A. Morris c.. ]. owens. sr:
Miss NJ. NJ Parsons. Mrs. Vincent Riedel
Mrs; j: +. Ritter Miss T. Scanlon. Mrs.
Mildred X: Schulze. Mrs. Emma R. Simp-
son; Mrs. r. Young Sinsabaugh and James
A. Sinsabaugh. either or the survivor; Mrs
Jean Sisco. Mrs. Eugene Smith. j. s. STAR
ner, Mrs. -Ritchie Stone; Mr. Sherman o.
Thomas, Mrs; Fannie. Thomas and Miss
Rpth ti Sylvia Thomas: either or the survivor
R. J. Walker, Mrs. c. R. Ward. O. L. War
ington, Mrs. Edward s. White. S. B. Wood
terest please take notice
MERCHANTS TRANSFER &
STORAGE COMPANY
mY1l ie- n NJ
Evening star., 1939-05-31
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

coMM1ss1oNERs D, G. WASHINGTON
May 81, 1899. ORDERED. That the
Police Regulations and Traffic Regulations
OF the District of Columbia be and the
same are hereby amended insofar as they
are inconsistent with the following order
No. 1890 of the Public utilities Commission
of the District of Columbia; PUBLIC UTIL-
TIES COMMISSION OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA Order No 1870. Nav
%, l93a.-IN THE MATTER OF Public
stands for vehicles licensed under Para
eraph 81 I'd of the License Act of July l,
1932-P U. c No. 3{2G5-AMEND-
ING ORDER NO. li25.-By the Commits
sion: Under and in accordance with the
provisions Of Paragraph 81 tdl of the Act
approved July /, 1892 entitled IAN Act
to amend section of an Act entitled An
Act making appropria tiOns to provide for
the Government of the District of Columbia
for the fiscal wear ending June 30. 1903.
and for other purposes. approved july
]. 1902, and for other PURPOSES" and such
authority as is conferred by law, 1T IS
ORDER: That the following taXicab stand
be established: No l43. East side of South
Capitol Street beginning so ft. south of
South so it. ; cabs. BY the Commission;
"a TRUE coPYo JAMES L. MARTIN,
Executive Secretary. May 27 1899. In
accordance with the provisions OF the Act
of Congress, approved February p. 1881 ,
this order has been referred to the JOINT
Board created by said Act and has been
adopted by said Joint Board. d. NC
COACH. JR., Chairman of the JOINT Board.