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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-21
SHERIFF RETURNS
HERE LAST NIGHT

Sheriff K. o. Thompson was a
returning passenger over the
highway last evening from
Mariana where he went to de-
liver to the state authorities at
the Reform School, Richard Gull
mer, colored boy who was or
dered to the reformatory by
Juvenile Judge Juliette Russell
Culmer was caught by police
officers with bottles of intoxi-
cants which he had stolen from
the wholesale house of s. Ca
brera, and when brought before
the court acknowledged the theft.
He was sentenced 10 four years
at Mariana, and was taken on the
trip on April Is.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-21
Arraigned Before Police
Judge Yesterday; Each
Ordered To Pay Fifteen
Dollar Fine

Speeding through a school zone
at IS miles an hour and driving
on The Boulevard and Palm
Avenue at speed of SIS miles an
hour were the charges lodged
against Frank Feiber and Ernest
FritcheY in police court yesier-
day. costing the offenders SIS
each.
Feiber is the driver of a laun-
dry delivery wagon for a Miami
concern and despite the fact that
SLOW" signs are placed in the
zones and are readily seen by
drivers of vehicles, he went
through the zone at 35 miles an
hour and was arrested by Officer
Myrtland Gates.
Fritchey came into the city
driving a truck loaded with to-
matoes and disposed of most of
his stock. In the eYuberance of
success he started back at the
terrific speed of SIS miles per
hour, but was seen by Motorcycle
Officer Basil Tynes, run down.
caught and placed in Jail.
When tried before Judge T. S.
Caro- and sentenced to pay a
fine of SIS or spend 80 days in
the county Jail the fine was
promptly paid. Feiber at first
elected to spend the 80 days in
Jail. but later in the afternoon
after talking with his employees in
Miami he decided to pay the fine
and departed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-21
HARTS' DIARY ON
FISH BOOSTS CITY
FLORIDA PAPER MENTIONS
CAPE MAY AS FISHING
CENTER IN STORY
Cape May Star and Wave)

Cape May received some pub
licity last week from another re-
sort when the following story
was published in The Key West
Citizen, a newspaper published in
Key West, Fla:
Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas Hart.
who keep regular diary of their
fishing progress from Cape May,
N. j., to Key West, Florida, are
out looking for a sailfish and
spent yesterday (Tuesday) in the
Streams aboard the Madelin,
Capt. Reggie Trevor.
although not bringing in the
sail rover, which isn't always
around when wanted, they did
catch three barracuda, a yellow
tail, grouper, yellow jack and a
muttonfish during a short period
of time on the Reef.
accompanying the Harris were
their children, Peggy and Thorn
as, Jr. Peggy carried off the fish
ing laurels of the day with both
to be mounted by Dad.
ION one side the fish diary the
Harris own are the kinds of fish
caught around New Jersey.
Alongside these names are mark
ed the actual catches they have
made. On the Key West side of
the ledger are found the types
here and also those caught here,
the story concluded.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-21
MAKES REPORT ON
JOBLES BENEFITS
SHOWN THAT THTHTY-THEEE
DECISIONS ARE TAKEN 70
APPEAL TRIBUNAL

Out of 45.894 claims for job-
less benefits under the lobless
insurance act. only g decisions
have been taken before the Ap-
peal Tribunal. according 10 N
formation received BY " v LII
tie, in charge Of the local office
of the State Employment Office
Mr.. Little said the commission
is endeavoring TO prevent any
abuses to the law and inf0rma-
ton concerning the applications
from either the worker OF the
employer would be appreciated
He explained that the State LsW
gives employers and workers an
opportunity for a fair hearing
when either is dissatisfied with
the findings of the commissi0n's
benefit section
When the worker goes % the
State Employment Office 90 f1le
his claim he is required first %
apply for work. and accept Il Z
il is available However 4 no
work can be found for Inn and
the benefit section determines
that he is eligible for coupensa-
ton, he and his employer are
notified Of the decision
The employer Is gwen an IN
mediate opportunity 70 appeal %
the Tribunal and have the work
er declared ineligible for bene-
fits if his evidence Is sufficient
On the other hand If the work
er is dissatisfied with the
amount of his benefits and Their
duration, he may also appeal An
impartial hearing VIII be he'd n
a place convenient 70 both tbe
employer and the worker and
neither need incur any expense
as a result Of the proceedings
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-21
TENDER EMMA
TO ARRIVE SOON

Superintendent w. w. Demer-
lit, of the lighthouse department
has been advised that the new
Tender Zinnia viii be ready for
departure about May 10 for Key
West.
The Zinnia is now berthed al
the Edgemore lighthouse wharf
at Wilmington, N. c., and viii re-
main at that point until the cap
tain and crew from Key West
leave to join the ship, which viii
be about May 6.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-21
TWO STEAMERS
COMING HERE

Two vessels of the Clyde-Mal-
lory Lines are due to arrive at
Key West this evening with ship
ments of freight for local dealers.
One of the ships is the Ozark,
from New Orleans bound to Mi
ami and jacksonville, and the
other is the Brazos, from Calves
ton, bound to New York.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-21
CLEVER THOUGHT

SAN FRANCISCO - Strolline
the streets of this city at mid
night, T. L. Thomasson, a psy-
chology teacher, saw a man APP
preaching him menacingly. Ac-
costing him abruptly, Thomas
son asked: Buddy. can you
spare a dinner" The man pro-
duced the coin, and admitted he
had intended a hold-up.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-21
CGrl1lan-AInGriCan bund Unit
Celebrates HitIGr'S Birthday

lBy Associated PressB
NEW IOnn. ~. T.. April al
The German American Bund
celebrated Adolf Killers birthday
yesterday with a meeting in this
city.
The party was somewhat damp
ened when police clamped down
on the demonstration. issuing or
ders that there was TO be no dis
play of the Swasfika flag. nor
uniform regalia of the Maxi
army.
Nine hundred and twenty of
Killers admirers were present al
the celebration with 42s police
men of the city also present. un-
officially.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-21
MAP MAKER IS
KEPT BUSY In
| FOREIGN CRISIS
ALL HAPPENINGS THROUGH
OUT EUROPE ADD MORE
TROUBLE IN MAKING AD-
OPTIONAL. DRAWINGS
BY The APP Feature Service

4 NEW. YUM, April Z1.-NO
matter what happens to the map
of Europe, it all adds up to trou-
BILE on the drawing board of Det-
je, the map maker.
Harold Detje (he's a lean.
black-haired man in his thirties,
and you might take. him for a
college instructor) draws news
maps and background maps for
The Associated Press and The
AP Feature Service.
| So when Hitler takes another
province, or Mussolini makes an
other demand, or Chamberlain
draws thus far" line, you may
be sure that Detje the map MAX
er is turning hot cable news in
to neat line drawings as fast as
skilled technique and long train
! ing can do it.
! Next day and for days after
wards these maps with latest de-
velOpments drawn so plain that
school children can figure them
out appear in papers from coast
to coast.
Thanks To II Duce
Detje bears no grudge against
the map changers who muss up
: his laboriously compiled "basic"
maps. If it hadn't been for Mus
solini, as matter of fact, this &C
count of Detje the map maker
might never have been written.
! For it's been only since Musso-
lini's conquest of Ethiopia, says
Detje, that newspaper maps have
gained the hold they now have on
, the American public At that time
newspaper readers awoke to the
realization that the greatest event
in the world was occurring and
that they didn't know even
where! But newspaper maps
told them.
And the news map-maker be-
came a specialist instead of just
the first available artist with
spare time on his hands.
Detje has done as many as 18
maps in one week. He has his
own filing system and a syste-
matte collection of basic maps
ready for use after insertion of
the x that marks the spot.
But the part that Detje likes
best is the background or feature
map, showing attractively and
pointedly the background of some
important, current situation.
Like Writing A Letter
| Each of Detje'S maps is a re-
porting job. 1t includes informa-
ton from any number of sources
standard aliases, government
maps and charts, various refer
ence books, newspaper "mor-
que" files and latest news bull
letins. As a result, from some
maps readers can get in a few
minutes information that a
column of type might not tell.
! Il always try to have in
mind" Detje explains, shat I'm
diagramming route of my
travels to a friend. Like writing
an informal letter"
i Detje began his career as a
cartoonist and illustrator on the
Portland, Ore, Journal. Then
he came to New York and free
lanced before joining the art
staff of The AP Feature Service.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-21
RESTORED SPEECH

LIMA, Peru - In a recent
electrical storm lightning ripped
the clothes off a woman and left
her speechleSS. The surprise OF
seeing the woman suddenly nude
restored the speech to a paSser-
by who had long been mute.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-21
GREATLY ADMIRED

YORK. Neb. = Twins belong.
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hoskin:
of this city have been admired
so much by passersby that Mrs
Hoskins has placed savings
bank in the carriage so their ad.
mirers can make donations.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-21
CONTRIBUTORS TO
SEWER EXTENSION

The following Is q Inst Of fhe
contributors. for the first CAV. IN
the proposed movement 90 -
undertaken under the Sponsur-
ship of the CITY Of Key Wesf ID
ward having the property oNn-
ers finance the cost Of having
the pipe extended from the nan
sewer lines TO the property lines
with the labor 10 be furniShed
free of cost
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-21
CoLINGA. Calif.-A serious

grasshopper plague was re-
ported to be destroying extreme
ly large areas of farm lands near
this city today. Battling farmers
and helpers have appealed to the
federal government to help in
stopping the advance of the pests.
Barren lands, picked clean of
every vestige of vegetation, are
left in the wake of the grasshop-
pers and it is feared that the
plague will grow to serious pro-
portions if restriction isn't en-
forced before young insects are
born to take wing with adults.
Other plaques of insects are re-
ported in five other western
states. A swarm of Mormon
crickets is devastating large areas
in Oregon. Other states affected
are Montana, Nevada, Colorado
and Nevada.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-21
~ ZAaIawA ~ ~ IIw@
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NEWS FLASHES
CBy Associates PressD

sssssss;ce go. s~s....ssss
RICHMOND. Va. - Eighteen
hundred employees of the Liggett
and Meyers Tobacco Company
are out on strike today, with
union officials demanding senior
ity preferences for members.
Government representatives are
making strong efforts to con-
cIlIate both factions of the situa-
ton. No settlement appears In
sight for this weekend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-21
LONDON. Eng.

Elizabeth celebrated her 18th
birthday today. FavorIte of the
many gifts she received was a
movie camera and protector from
her Uncle David, the Duke of
Windsor. The Princess spent an
hour with her camera In the
palace gardens taking movies of
her father and mother, King
George and Queen Elizabeth.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-21

DouELzs M-CzE $500
the councL 4zEE p1 90
have fhe Eoo6 EEz z< 8ysW
GCozEnzsz 60 Ez<z ~1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-21
Council FaVOrS Movement To
Have Sewer Pipe Extended
Up To All Property Lines
Proposed Work Wsz3 Z
Carried On ~ Ezh
Property 0xnzr PsyEg
Ten DsEzrs Fer He

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-21
WASHINGTON. D. c.-Mem

AONs -. O.-heIn-
berS of the Daughters of the
American Revolution in attend
ance at their annual congress in
this city prepared to wind up the
session of business and social ac-
Invites and depart for home to-
day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-21

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-21

Key Wes-. FsoE6z. Is -
nos- eQuzble czz-e - "a
country w1h - ExEzEE
range 0f ozly - FAE@kEE
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Overlooking the Park

1860 Clydesdale Pl NV
Just blocks north o, 18th and Col
Rd. Conrenient to stores. thedters and
shopping district
$50. 5O-Apt No. 201-Living room,
dressing room with Murphy
bed, bedroom. dinette. kitchen and
bath. Frigidaire current free.
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Near Walter Reed

S436 Georgia Ave. NV.
$50. OO-Apt No. 3O3-Living room
bedroom dinette. kitchen
and bath. Electrolux REFRIGERATOR.
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FEUO ArKanS1t ave. NV
SIS .OO-Apt No. 3-Living room,
bedroom dinette. kitchen and
bath. elec. stove and refrigerator.
screened rear porch
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Excellent Location

VI SV1'eVEU
$50. OO-Apt. No. Living room.
bedroom. dinette. kitchen
and an. bath screened rear porch: Frisid-
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Near Soldiers' Home
Unusually Large Rooms
;!2O Allison ST. NV.
Quiet NeighbOrhood
SS5,OO-Apt. No. 2oa-Living room,
bedroom dinette. kitchen
and bath: cleo refrigeration.
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APARTMENTS UkFURNIsHED.
(Continued

576s GEORGIA AVE. 800.
so PHI j. u! ~ ~ ssssns sa..
5406 CONN AVE. No. 6-3 R.
540e Conn ave. No. 80 r.. l., b. "a. 80
40 r aIs Rv Ru ARs ids1 7th St NM
rooms k isfs LIST bs ST. NV aa.so
Resilient %F' y Maps5sT' c 3fSI ?s7e.
Duplex heat furnished; Frisidaire.
rm sHA Mn: f. !. d Eu eGTsh Cos $500
1885 PHELPS PL. NV
3 rooms: kitchen. bath and foyer. $50.
, RAsP as55 i ~ aSsaEs e. e. 1 asSs
1898 EUCLID ST. N.W.-APARTMENTs
SO to $50 per month: 8 to 5 rooms and
1889 Eye st nw.-s rooms, $50 per
,,, LILA 18th st; nv: $500 "a roc rooms and
Dist. soaa " w. ~ ADDi'' 1''' A'e 1'' - -"
= rooms, k,{ 5ss9 r b, st. NV seo-sea 80
Ass'o NJ. N ysRsos S eSRh. o''s.
Machinists Bldg. National 5536.
1920 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
3 rooms. kitchen and bath $4,000
2 rooms kitchen and bath 1890
1908 s H ~ Sw = Iq Sation CO. as4s.
1890 COLORADO AVE. NV
Apis of and 3 bedrooms. living room.
a een EGSn MA IA Rf Ap
HEATED FLAT. 1910 14th ST: N.w:n4
outside rooms kitchen and BATH $40,
w. H. WALKER, Natl. 1880.
NEW BLDG-S575O UP.
63Ol 10Th ST. NV
2 beautiful rooms kitchen, dinette. refs. !;
plentiful closets, paneled walls. Venetian
asf seTPeisd RfaIY Geo $500 or 4455
1919 MT. PLEASANT ST.
1905 ii St NV. National 2a45
MODERN DUPLEX
Second-f1oor apartment, beautiful living
room. TWO bedrooms. conveniently arranged
kitchen with dinette' screened back porch;
$40 18th ST. HA MY losri Nh. es44. IL
1925 PORTER ST. NV. APT. 2O2-LIv.
rosm roop ba6 h
0''''1 CAPITAL Nv VIEW sW'''i REALTY CO..
Realtors.
925 N. Y. Ave. NV. Natl. 9197.
1913 OTIS ST NV
rooms, kit, bath. porch S37 sc
Hot-air Heat.
,so, s i n g " & LU SiIS1r CO.. 5s.s
1890 R. I. AVE. NV,
Walking distance: corner apt.-3 lge. rms
spacious hall. kit. pantry, bath shower
porch; refg, and gas incl. in rent; $50
Garage available.
APT. /. 1oOG 4th ST NE ROOMS,
kit. bath, dining alcove, screened-in rear
porch; S42
1920 x St NV Met. 4323.
o63O ADAMS MILL RID
~ Block From Sth and Col. Rd)
. rooms, kitchen, bath and screened
porch: > exposures: So 80: electric refrig.
Grafton Resident manager.
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO, INC,
1921 Conn. Ave. Dec. 5000.
1890 A ST. Sc, APT, ..
rm sHA NM Pan 4 L1 Uelss CO.. ' OF
1905 H st NV National 2345
I647 LAMONT ST. NV
/ rm; kit, foyer. dressing closet,
5 rms. kit, dinette. hall bath s75-s77 SC
. rooms. kitchen. dinette. bath S55 .OO
Resident s m,,n Ms1; Col, 20a4
Machinsts Bldg. National 5536.
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ROOMS FURNISHED,

IT'S 18th ST. N.W-Nicely furnished
rooms. clean, comfortable newly deco
rated; single. 81 up; double, So up.
ALTURAS, 1909 10th st. n.w.-Convenient-
ly located: 24-hour elevator and hotel
service; shower baths: SIS week up.
PETWORTH-Large front room convenient
bath, unlimited phone service; woman or
married couple. $40 Shepherd ST. NV.
Randolph 6ol5
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ROOMS WITTY BOARD.

WANTED-A young colored woman t.
share room with refined young woman
1925 T st. NV. No. SOB.
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EXCELLENT VALUES

Heat and Hot Water Furnished
NeU Efficiency Apt.
1915 CAPITOL Ave NE.
S45 .OO-Apt. No. 4-Rec. hall. Lvins
room. bedroom, dinette,
kitchen and bath; cleo. stove; screened
back porch.
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BEDROOM. waterfall walnut. S69.75. Mr..
ferred payment plan makes buying a
pleasure. OPEN EVENINGS. Your credit
Is GOOD. Green Furniture, 5000 Georgia
ave. Georgla 2223
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spring and inner spring mattress. S59.75.
Mr. Green says-"For a talk-of-th e-town
value" don't miss inspecting this suite.
OPEN EVENINGS Your credit is good.
Green Furniture, $500 Georgia ave. Geor-
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DINETTES-Mr Green says-'Talk about
your beauties, we have them-any kind you
can practically mention" Oak, walnut.
mahogany, maple and enamel finish-AND
We start at S19.e5. Come in today. YOUR
CREDIT IS GOOD. Open evenings. Green
Furniture. $500 Georgia ave. Georgia 22,,;5.
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BEDROOMS. DINING ROOMS LIVING
ROOMS and odd pieces to be sold at sac
rihce prices. All sorts of good furniture.
some of it used, some of it reclaimed. some
of it out of model homes some of it out
of storage, BUT all real values. Don't miss
this opportunity. OPEN NIGHTS. We
will give liberal credit to responsible par
ties. Acme Storage tShowroom). 46.S-30
14th st. NV Georgia 3432
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Green says-"Our talk the-town selec
ton and amazing price range will make
you our NEXT cuStomer-come in today.
YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD. Open evenings.
Green Furniture, $500 Georgia ave. Geor-
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TYPEWRITER Rental Service. 51l6 18th
NV. Geo. lSS3-Underwoods, Sl.S5 mo-. 4
| mos. in adv. $50: no del; S. addl dep
| IYPEWR1TERS. port able. standards. all
| makes; bargains: rentals repair: QUICK
| service; supplies. Visit TYPEWRITER
| HEADQUARTERS, Bond Bldg cor. I4th
| and N V ave Rem oSoS
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CHINA, Allerton; porcelain Early Ameri-
can. glass, sandwich. Colonial cut: Calvert
portrait: painting. GEORGE Washington:
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BRICK. LUMBER & PLUMBING materials
at bargain prices from hundreds of wreck
ing Jobs reconditioned and neatly ar
ranged for easy selection at HECH1NGERS s,
You'll save time as well as money by
coming to any of our four yards We quote
delivered or undelvered Phone Att. 400
HECHINGER co, Used Material Dept
18TH and Il SITS NE 9th and C SITS SW
1925 Ga Ave NV 1905 Nichols Sc
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REFR1GERATORS anniversary sale Prices
Slashed on all popular makes such as
Frigidare, Norge. Kelvinator Leonard and
many more; l-year free service guaranteed
on all reposseSsSed and rebuilt machines.
Prices. $50 up. Terms. Years of experience
guarantee you the best value in Washing
ton LUX APPLIANCE CO.. 70s 9th St
II W Phone Rep LIZ
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BUILDING MATERIALS from Wrecklng OF
$3.50 Mass ave. n.w.-H.-w. radiators,
bathroom fixtures kitchen cabinets cleo
fixtures, doors. stone firepaces iron stair
ratings, etc. H. Herfurth, Jr.. salesman
obxi-
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DRUGSTORE FIXTURES, wall cases. cos
metic cases, cigarette and candy cases,
wrapping counters. magazine racks, shelves,
etc. Owner remodeling. Sacrifice, cash.
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AUTO GENERATORS repaired, exchanged,
So so up; new guarantee. Electric repairs
any car. Cliffs. 2002 K NV. Met. 6232.
BABY CARRIAGE, cost S21 so, sell, SIS;
12-tube, 5-band RCA console, $45. 1916
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-08

RUGS. Oriental. large and small: selling
Tor less than domeSticS. CasSabian, 1908
Wis. ave Open until @ pm
Evening star., 1939-12-09
LEGAL NOTICES..
ARTHUR PETER, ARTHUR O. KEEFER,
Attorneys, 900 st. NV.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
unSissIizAsEFH is III HERON ihs s'sii MARshAi L.
1925 Allison Street Me- Washington.
D. C., Plaintiff. VS.. FRANK J. BRAMHALL.
ct ~. Defendants.-CIVIL ACTION NO.
451O.-ORDKR OF PUBLICATION.-The
object OF this suit is to obtain fnal
decree ;n, declaring the title ot the plsintiff
two (42) in Amelia A. Lanes subdivision
Of part Of Square $40, Is described in the
complaint nled herein. to be complete in
fee simple by adverse possession. On motion
Of the plaintiff, by her attorney, 1t is this
22nd day of November. 1889, ORDERED:
That the defendants designated as FRANK
J. BRAMHALL. JOHN T. BRAMHALL.
ROBERT Cooley. NARY JANE Cooley.
MARY JANE DORSEY. WILLIAM J.
THOMAS, II II living: cause their appearance
fortieth day. exclusive OF. Sundays and
legal holidays, occurring after the day OF
the hrst publication of this order, and. II
dead their unknown heirs, alienees and
deviSees. and the unknown heirs. alienees
and devisees Of William L. Bramhall, cause
their appearance to be entered herein on
or before the nrst rule day occurring one
month after the day of the first publica-
tion Of this order otherwise, as to all Of
with as In case of default provided a copy
Of this order be published in The Evening
Star and In The Washington Law Reporter,
once . week for three successive weeks
before the expiration of the time for the
appearance of said defendants good cause
having been shown for fixing Of such
publication. JAMES M. PROCTOR. Justice.
Seal true copy. Test; CHARLES z.