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Evening star., 1940-09-12

Barnes, Harry Davis
Berry. Thomas N.
Bichy. c. E. jr.
Blaine, George w.
Bloom, Joseph G.
Bowls. johnson
Brashears. John c.
Brown, Stuart E. ir
Bruce. Robert MacD
Caplan. David Lesser
Care. Harold c.
Cicero, John Richard
Clark. Arthur z. jr.
Cohen, Irwin Henry
Cohen. William
Cox. Charles Hurley
Deane. Elliott W.
Dempsey. Thomas T.
Farinholt. L. Whiting
Fey, John T.
Gibson. W. Mex.
Gilchrist, C. William
Gordon, W. j.. jr.
Gorrell. Howard {
Hedrick. Thomas H.
Hermann. John o.
Holmes, Jesse w, ir.
Hyman. David A.
Joyce. Jerome J.
Kaplan. Solomon
Kaufman. Frank A.
Klimm. George, I'd
Lankford. Richard Z.
Evening star., 1940-09-12
Scholarship for Son

Rory de Valera, son of Fires
premier and a graduate of Dublin
University College has been awarded
a scholarship for his papers in the
B. A. final.
Evening star., 1940-09-12

Diagram shows how pedestrian, proceeding north
the southwest an au
tomobe going east the seetcar tracks the
crete loading platform The letter X shows approximately
where the pedestrian struck the which
momentarily, and then drove away
Evening star., 1940-09-12
Why Must They Die? No. 49 Ds.s Ds' Lost ' Ysese so@e
OF Series of Factual Analyses OF D. c. Traffic Fatalities

Analysis of traffic death No. rs =,
has not yet been published pend
ing completion OF official inuestt-
cation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31
Rainiers Drop
Hollywood Tilt
BY UNITED PRESS

The Seattle Rainiers, leading the
Pacific Coast league. dropped a
IL game to Hollywood last night,
and thereby brought San Diego,
Oakland and the Stars to within
game of the top. Only one per-
centage point separates San Diego,
second-place club, from Oakland
and Hollywood, tied for third. The
San Francisco Seals are two and a
half games downhill.
Sacramento nailed the Seals
81 In 12 innings behind Bill
Schmidt's eight-hit pitching.
Sam Gibson gave the Solons
only seven, but four were
doubles, two contributed by
Dib williams.
Johnny Bittner turned Seattle
back with four hits to give Holly
wood its second straight, IL. Loose
Seattle fielding helped the Twinks
score four runs in the third Off
Ira Scribner. Bill Cissells double
also figured in the scoring. Scrip
ner and Alden Wilkie gave the
Stars ten hits.
Oakland took its second straight
from Portland So behind Stan
Corbett's tight pitching. A four
run rally in the seventh broke a
to / tie. The Beavers added a
pair in their half but couldn't keep
up the pace. Ray Harrell AMI
Corbett each gave up seven hits.
Wally Hebert was dubbed
to the showers In the fourth
inning as Los Angeles romped
to a 1871 win over San Diego.
Pat Tobin, Carl Dumler and
Byron Humphreys were equally
ineffective and were touched
for I6 hits, including Lou No
vikoff's 18th home run.
Lou Stringer and Mallory, like
Novikoff, got three hits each III
four trips. San Diego was hitting
just as freely. getting to tommy
Fallon for 10 blows. but they came
at inopportune moments.
The league today offers double
headers in Seattle, Portland, Los
Angeles and San Francisco.
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after years Of flawless driving,
he made his first mental slip.
Sure, / know" he said. I'm
"a, and this is a youngsters
game. A game for a thin, hard.
tough kid who can take the
awful beating holding a wheel
for 500 miles at high speed. I
just got tired--drew a blank.
] remember just what happened.
Running down the back-stretch
/ remembered I should check
my tires before hitting the
dangerous turn. I looked at my
right front tire. / looked at
my left front.
"Then-and this was the lapse
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31
Henry McLemore Says

Il looked at each of the back
ones without first taking a look
at the track and where I was
going. When I did look up the
crowd was right on top of me.
the car was in a spin and-to
hell with what anyone tells you
when a racing car gets out of
hand there isn't a thing you can
do but hold on. pray, and get
ready to jump. The next thing
I knew / was on the track, all
alone. and just about to be run
over by all sorts Of cars. That
lapse cost me the race, IL not
my life. So I'm through. Let
the kids tool 'em around"
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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.

ANDlANAfOlIS, Ina. - the
greatest driver of a racing car
this country ever produced won't
be behind a wheel when the
field answers the starting bomb
Of the 2sth annual 500-mile
marathon here today.
He'll be In the safety Of the
pits, giving signals to a young
ster who has yet to realize that
every whir of the wheels. every
screaming cry of the tires in a
turn are notes in a symphony
conducted by death.
The man ! speak of Is Louie
Meyer. only three-time winner
In the history of the Memorial
day race. In 1928. in 1888, and
again In 1896. Meyer was the
first TO get the checkered flag.
I ran across him in gasoline al
ley, that row of sheds Where
the hurry hearses" are readied
for the drive around the bricks.
He was covered with grease.
and carried an assortment of
wrenches. Busy as he was with
readying his car for the heavy
footed and dare-devlish Rec
Mays to drive, he took time to
explain why he wouldn't be on
the starting line.
Remember that smash-up I
had last year." he asked.
/ did. because 1t provided one
Of those heart-stopping mo-
ments when It's touch and go
between a driver and Gabriel
with his horn. On far turn
Meyers car went broadside. cut
through a retaining wall. and
started to burn. Fortunately 1t
threw him out--on his feet--and
he was able to dodge two on
laundering cars and reach
safety.
I've been in accidents be-
fore" Meyer explained. "but
that was the first one I definite
ly knew was caused by me. and
not by any fault in the machine.
Right then I knew ii was time
for me to quit. When | got an
offer of good job l didn't need
any persuading to take It,"
Meyers remarks brought TO
mind a conversation I had with
Billy Arnold some years ago.
Arnold. a cherubic-faced little
fellow with a heart of steel. won
the race In 1880. In 1881 he
went over the wall and barely
escaped death. Undaunted. he
came back the next year-and
again he hurdled the wall. He
quit right after that.
II didn't mind the first jump
over the wall" Arnold told me.
because an axle went bad and
I couldn't help 1t. But the Sec
ond time was my fault. made
an error In judgment. and so
quit"
That's the philosophy of the
Indianapolis drivers. Nothing
matters so long as the blame
can be placed on the machine.
asked Meyer If he knew why.
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Losing pitcher. Hebert; innings
pitched. Hebert 3 Ia. Tobin 2 2-3,
Dumler /; at bat. off Hebert ID,
Tobin n. Dumler 3; hits. off Hebert
o, Tobin S. Dumler 2. runs scored,
off Hebert 8. Tobin 5. Dumler /;
runs responsible for. Hebert Fal-
Ion 4. Tobin 4. Dumler /; struck out,
by Hebert /. Fallon 2, Tobin 2: bases
on balls. off Hebert 2. Fallon /. Tobin
2. Dumler /. left on bases, San Diego
Q. Los Angeles 7: home runs, Novi-
koff. Haslin; three base hits. Stew
art. Mallory: two-base hits. Stringer.
Reynolds, Mayo; runs batted in, Rey-
nolds 2, Haslin 8. Sperry 2. Stringer
4. Novikoff 8, Mesner 2. Carpenter
2; sacrifice, Fallon, Mallory: stolen
base, Reynolds; double plays, Mallory
TO Stringer to Collins, Mayo 10
Stringer TO Collins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31
City League Plays

GMC Trucks and Smelter Local
No. rs meet at Lincoln bowl FRI
day night in City league play and
despite the difference in the
standings of the two clubs. a
spirited game is in the offing as
the Smelter boys are set to get
out of the bottom position, while
a win for the Truckmen puts them
in striking distance of the league
leading johnson Paint club. Game
time Is 700 o'clock.
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Big Fellow
Holds Caps
To s Blows
Notes Deliver at
Bat: White Siurs
With Greet Cutch

Big Charlie Schanx blanked the
Vancouver capilanos while his
mates were hammering three Cap
huriers for . dozen hits and as
many runs last night at Athletic
park to even the current series at
one win each.
Schanx, not nearly as wild as
he had been in previous starts.
allowed the vancouvers but six
hits and was never In any particu-
lar danger. except In the seventh
INNING when an error and two
singles filled the bases. But schanz
bore down, forcing Darrell Sinner,
Cap shortstop. to pop out to Bobby
Carretson at first for the third
out.
Douhles BY Don White and
Morry Abbott and singles by
Don Trower and George Far
rell gave Tacoma . couple Of
runs In the first inning.
They tailed six more times in
the fourth. Mary Rickert led off
with q double against the left field
fence. Two errors combined with
Trower's single, triples by Garrett
son and Farrell. plus Abbott's Sec
ond two-base c1out. followed.
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PORTLAND

Runs responsible for. Harrell 2. Cor
bett 8: struck out, by Harrell IL. Cor
bett 3: bases on balls. off Harrell 7.
Corbett 2: left on bases. Portland T.
Oakland Q, two-base hits. Muller. Cor
bett: runs batted IN. Chapman. Luby
2. Hawkins, Brown. sacrifices. Luby.
vergex. Chapman, Christoff; double
plays. Chapman TO Luby TO Dunn.
Brown to Muller TO Frederick.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31
Irish Hurler Gets
Trial With Indians
IPOKANE Z spokane Basehall

SPOKANE - Spokane Baseball
club announced today A. Murray
.o'Flynn. right-handed pitcher for
the Buffalo Bisons Of the Inter
national league, would be given a
try-out-on option-with the Spo-
kane Indians OF the Western Inter
national leagoe.
Club officials said o'Flynn was
with Winston-Salem of the Peid-
mont league last year, where his
pitching average was 500.
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Runs responsible for. Gibson 2.
Schmidt !; struck out, by Gibson
II. by Schmidt 4; base on balls, off
Gibson 7. Schmidt 2: three base hit.
Barrett: two-base hits, erik. VIII
liams 2. Holder: sacrifices. Williams,
Armada, Wieczorek: stolen bases,
Jennings. Holder; double play, Blatt-
ner to williams to Barton.
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Runs batted in. Reese. Bliss, ESQ.,
bar 2. Volpi 2. Jewell, Kerr, Hawkins
2; two-base hits. johnson. Bliss,
Reese. Escobar, Cole: three base hits,
Hawkins. Escobar; home run, Volpi;
sacrifice, Younker: double plays,
Johnson to Younker TO Reese. Fer
nandez to Stamper to Reese, Kerr to
Ratio to McCue: left on bases, Yaki-
ma IL. Wenatchee 7: base on balls,
off Lem 4. johnson 8. Hawkins 10,
Jacobsen /: struck out. by Lem g.,
Johnson o. Hawkins 4; hits off Lem
in SIS innings s. off Hawkins in 6 2-3
innings 8. off johnson in 2 2-3 in
nings 8, off Jacobsen in 2 Is in
nings g. winning pitcher, Hawkins;
losing pitcher. Lem; umpires, Meme
zich and Cole: time of game. ais.
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losing pitcher. Scribner: innings
pitched. Scribner 3 plus: at bat. off
Scribner. IA. hits. off Scribner. 8;
runs scored. off Scribner 5. runs
RESPONSIBLE for. Scribner 6; struck
out. by scribner l. bv Wilkie q by
Bittner p base on balls. off Scrlbner
2. off Wilkie !. off Bittner 2. left on
bases. Seattle 0, Hollywood 6. two
base hit. Cissell. runs batted in. Uhalt
2. Sweeney. Bittner. Cissell. Vanni:
sacrifice. Bittner: double plays. Kahle
20 Cissell 10 Sweeney 2. Cissell TO
Hoover To Sweeney. time. "a: UNI
pires, Edwards Mazzeo and Powell:
players walking Uhalt 2. Harris.
Thompson, Niemlec.
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Two Games Billed

Two softball league games only
WIN be played Friday night Both
are replayed tied matches and win
be played off At Sis o'clock as
follows.
National league. weyerhaeusers
w. Eagles at jefferson. Cecchi
umpiring. American league, Wood
men Of the World va. Independent
Bible church at Mckinley. Kaper-
ick umpirins.
The Commercial league ended Its
first half with triple tie between
Wheeler-Osgoods. Buffelen Lum-
Der and Harmon Manufacturing.
Dates for the play-off win be
posted at an early date.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31

LpHIng pitcher, Merrill. innings
pitched. Merrill 3 Il. Osborn y. Eisen-
mann 4: 1t bat off Merrill II. Osborn
Z. Elsenmsnn Is: hits off Merrill g.
of Merrill 6. Osborn 2. Eisenmann
Z: runs resp. for. Merrill 2. Osborn Q.
Eisenmann .: struck out by Merrill
!. Eiscnmann 5. Schhnx 3: base on
balls, off Merrill 2. off Eisenmann g.
off Schanz 3: left on bases. Vancou-
yer .. Tacoma Z: three base hits. Gar
retson. FARRELL. two-base hits. White.
Abbott 2. Rickert. Brenner: runs
bott 3. FARRELL 4: sacrifice. Hartman.
stolen base. Farrell: double play.
Hartman TO Trower 70 0arretson:
tins Of game. i:53: umpires. Moran
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Yankees Rolling on
In Old Yank Manner
Hove Now Won Five Stroight Contests
As They Rodr Toward Upper Bracket

The Bees won from the Phillies,
81, on the strength of Dick
Erickson's shit pitching. Boston
punched four of its six hits in
the seventh to score three runs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31

NEW YORK-The Yankees can
no longer be ignored. With five
straight victories and seven out
of their last eight, the Yanks
have worked their way to within
one game of the 800 mark and
today face their big early season
test They battle the league
leading Red Sox in a double-header
at Yankee stadium.
Washington was just the tonic
the Yanks needed to get them
started again. The Yanks swept
the four-game series with the
Senators, winning the final game
yesterday, 2-1.
Alley Donald, who has been
bothered by sciatica all spring,
held the Senators to four hits,
winning his first start. Emil
Leonard, the old Yankee neme-
sis, was nicked for two homers
one by Keller (No. 81 and
one by Dickey mo. p.
After taking much abuse about
changing his pitchers, Joe Cronin
countered by unwilling Bill But
land, a Minneapolis rookie, who
turned in a workmanlike job in
his first major league appearance.
TELLER WINS
Butland became the second Bos-
ton pitcher to go the route in two
days as the Red Sox beat the
Athletics, S-3. Butland allowed
IL hits but was effective with
men on base. Jim Tabor hit a
homer and Cronin doubled with
the bases loaded.
Bob Teller hung up his
seventh victory as Cleveland
trimmed Detroit, IA. II was
Feller's first victory over the
Tigers after two defeats. Bull
let Bob allowed eight hits,
famed four and walked three.
Trosky and Mack paced the
Indians l4-hit attack with
three hits apiece.
The seasons first major league
fight occurred in the Browns
White Sox game between Mike
fresh and Johnny Berardino. Both
were tossed out. The White Sox
won, 4-3, by staging a three-run
rally in the eighth. Larry Rosen-
thals single which drove in two
runs was the winning punch. Bill
Dietrich pitched a 7-hitter for
his first victory.
WALTERS SHINES
Bucky Walters gave another
brilliant mound performance to
hang up his eighth straight VIC
tory. 40 tout over the
Pirates. 1t was the Cincinnati
righthander's second shutout and
earned him the record of allowing
only 16 runs in the so innings he's
pitched this season. The Reds
made eight hits off Joe Bowman,
with Frank McCormick's two
singles driving in two runs.
The Cards third pitcher in
five days went the route when
Lon Warneke pitched st.
Louis TO an 8-2 victory over
the Cubs. Larry French, who
had shut out the Cards twice,
was knocked out of the box
when Warneke hit a homer
with two mates on.
Dizzy Dean, who relieved French
for his first appearance since May
u. allowed three hits in 3ss in
nings. The Cards moved into
fifth place by the margin of Dol
point.
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Salem Now
In First
Division
Beats Spokane and
Sends Indiuns to
Second Division
BY UNITED PRESS

SPOKANE-Salem replaced the
slumping Spokane in the first
division of the Western Interna-
tional league Wednesday night by
defeating the Indians, To.
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Wenatchee
Trims Yakima
nv UNITED PRESS

WENATCHEE-Yakima,le league
leaders, lost ground in their WI
lead last night by losing to Wenat-
chez here, to 3, while the Tigers
of Tacoma were belaboring Van
couver, IL to o.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York 2. Washington l.
Boston s, Philadelphia 3.
Cleveland Z, Detroit 4.
Chicago 4, st. Louis 8.
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Ike
s 1nd;ngs
INTERNATIONAL

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Tacoma ~, Vancouver 0.
Salem Z, Spokane 2.
Wenatchee s, Yakima 3.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Hollywood Z, Seattle /.
Los Angeles IL, San Diego 7.
Oakland 5, Portland 3.
Sacramento 2, San Francisco 1,
(12 innings).
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Milwaukee 6. st. Paul 4; Kansas
City |. Minneapolis 8; Louisville
1, Columbus s; Indianapolis 8, To-
ledo 8 90 innings).
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aHit for Budniek in 9th.
Salem ...............20 200 OH 020-7
Spokane .........00 l 900 0l0-2
Runs batted in. McGinnis, Baer,
Griffiths, Barker. Wilson, Martinez;
two-base hits. Alden. Martinez: three
base hit. Baer; stolen bases. Co.'S
carart. Lightner. Griffiths; double
plays, McGinnis to Falconi to Mar
tinez. Sickle to McGinnis to Fall
conf: left on bases, Salem 4, Spokane
q: base on balls, off Budnick 6,
Helser 2: struck out, by Helser 7,
Budnick S; hit by pitcher. Falconi by
Helser. Sickle: wild pitches, Budnick
O. time OF game. 22o; umpires. Nell
son and Clark.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Cincinnati 4, Pittsburgh o.
st. Louis 8. Chicago 2.
Boston 3, Philadelphia 1.
Only games scheduled.
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II you're not using 1t. sell IT with
q Fast Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 1851.
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Pioneer League
BY UNITED PRESS


Boise, Twin Falls and Pocatello
were winners in the Pioneer league
last night, but the standings re-
NAMED the same with Salt Lake
still leading by two games.
The Boise Pilots dumped the
Idaho Falls Russets, 6-1, at Idaho
Falls, to join the ogden Reds in
third place, two games behind the
Bees.
The Salt Lake Bees lost to
the Pocatello Cards, rs, at
Salt Lake. despite a four-run
rally In the seventh. The Cards
made 10 hits off Piscovich and
Caplinger; Archuleta allowed
the Bees five.
The Twin Falls Cowboys pound
ed out a 1914 victory over the
Ogden Reds at Ogden but were
stin tied with Pocatello for the
cellar. Five runs in the second
clinched a victory for the Cowboys.
Scores: r II Z
Boise Observation-Disclosures. s IL
Idaho Falls ......... ! 5
Cook and Adams; Ear, Bradley
and Beard.
Twin Falls ............1 10
OSuen ....-....
Hayes and Navarro; Lambert,
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Coast Loop Box Scores

a Batted for Tobin in seventh.
b Batted for Dumler In eighth.
Batted for Berkowitz in ninth.
los ANGELES
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xV@Al4 90 ~ y
aDafted for Osborn In 5th.
MATTED for Eisenmann IN 9th.
TACOMA
Evening star., 1940-09-13

SMALL HOUSE. LARGE LIVING ROOM
dining elcove tiled bath > bedrooms
modern kitchen, porch; large lot, trees;
restricted section; easily financed S4,s50.
.!37 Windsor lane. Bethesda, Md. Wis.,
cOpSiu H-ns
Evening star., 1940-09-13
THOMAS x. DUNN.
Attorney for Petitioner,
Tower Bldg, DI. 24OO.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
bia-In re: Receivership of BANK OF
ERIGHTWoopE- p-Spesisl No, go 34G-oRDER
Upon consideration of the petition OF
Frederick J. Young, Receiver Of the Bank
Of Brightwood; nled herein on the 10th
day Of September. 1910, it is by the Court
this iRfn DAY SEPTEMBER v110 19a0
Receiver of the Bank Of Brentwood be and
he is hereby authorized to transfer and
assign the remaining assets of said bank.
copy of which is attached, to said Pc
ttion and made part thereof, to Meyer
Steinberg and that he be authorized to ac-
HUNDRED FTFrY dS32505 Dollars
from said purchaser, said sale to be made
without recourse or warranty Of any kind
or character. payment to be made in cash.
and that said sale be ratified and con-
hrmed, unless cause be shown to the con-
Iary or objections made on or before the
Goth day of September. 1910. or unless
higher offers In writing and proper, guar
anteed are received b. the Receiver at
his once located at 1898 New York Ave-
on the day precedins the last sbove-men-
shall be published 1t least ls) two times
prior TO the last sbove. mentioned date In
the Weshingtcn Evening Star. JENNINGS
1Au44Y. Justice. ae13.l7
Evening star., 1940-09-13
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE DIsTRIcT COURT OF THE
lumbis;IEDTTT / LusBy. S4s 10th ct st st.
Sc. Washington. D: c., Plaintiff, vs. the
Unknown heirs: deyisees. and alienees Of:
ROBERT M DEsHA. DEFENDANTS ts-civii
Action No. 7701.--ORDER OF PUBLICA-
T1ON.-The object of this suit is to estab-
liSh Of record the title of the plaintiff to
part Of lot 27 in square $50, also known
for taxation purposes as lot $40 in square
95e' sad SAD lot being improved BY premises
On motion Of the piaintin 'Is'ffi It IS this ssnd
day Of August, 1910. ordered that the
defendants, the. unknown heirs, devisees
and alienees of Robert M. Deshs cause
their Appearance to be entered herein on
or before the frst rule day occurring after
the expiration Of one month after the
day Of the first publication hereof. other
wise the cause will be proceeded with as
in case Of default. Provided, q copy Of
this order be published once a week for
Law Reporter and The evening star. Good
cause having been shown Why longer pub
lication Is unnecessary. DAVID 4. PINE,
S1YKtxsx. 1Ytxtissi 'iIe iII4e,vAAs!r 4 !rqs Y,.,i io'' TT:
f1SE. All. cisSE. aajo. ~, ii. g.
Evening star., 1940-09-13

So 0O0-BETHESDA-2 STORY FRAME
house. 3 bedrms large lot with beautiful
trees. F. H A. approved. OWNER, Wis
Evening star., 1940-09-13
r. A. BOGLEY, Attorney, Hibbs Bldg.

United states for the DlstrIct of Co
lumbia.--THE MIAMI COUNTY Ma
TIoNAL BANK OF PAoLA, Psols, KanSss'
ALIENEES AND DEVIsEEs OF WILLIAM
ERINE s CRocKWELL, RICHARD JONES
DER OF PUBLICATION tn. object OF
this suit is to obtain final decree declar,,
estate hereinafter described to be com
plete in fee simple, by adverse possession,
that is to say: Part Of Lot 113 In SQUARE
- in Beatty and Hawkins Addition 70
IN the CIV ot n9 wssfinaton. deseribed -
follows: Beginning for the same at the
Wh e soSh Of ff In. ts o voa & Of Place sed .h
line Al feet e ths East lin. of the land
corded in Liber ] A. S. so, Folio 44o,
among the land records Of tn. District
Of columb,a @ thence s2uth along said s,,si
with said Volta Place 33 feet to the East
line OF said lot. thence North along said
East line . feet to the place Of begin
ming. Ii On motion Of The gIaint.r by is
1870 !sRH oRpERED 'S That the he defendsnts
sd Gstse.s as o, h wsm g Jon.s Rs,
s. Jones. Catherine s. Crockvell. Richard
Jones and John H Kins respectively.
cause their appearance TO be entered
curing after the expiration of one month
from the day of the first publication OF
known defendants this cause will be pro-
ceeded with as in case Of default. pro-
vided that a copy Of this order be pub
lished in The Evening Star and the
Washing-on Law Reporter once a week
for three successive weeks before the eX-
prstion OF the time for the appearance
Of said unknown defendants. good cause
having heeO shown for fixing said DnTtOf
OF publication BY THE COURT; DAVID
A PINE. Justice Seal True Copv
CHARLES E STEWART. Clerk. r. RICH
ARD J. KIRKLAND, Assistant Clerk
au30, ,se6.l3
Evening star., 1940-09-13

LOVELY. MODERN BRICK COLONIAL
home large rooms. Gear garage. wooded
corner lot. 1lnxl20. owner transferred.
brier ST. Arlington. Va
Evening star., 1940-09-13
THE AMERICAN HOME.
Near Wilson High School.

1929 Garrison st. nw.-Large detached
prick home, center hall. ) bedrooms, Az
baths, lavatory and den first floor, recre-
alton room and maids room: air-condi-
TONED: Timken oil burner: large lot.