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The Nome nugget., 1940-09-25
Relays British Planes Travelling On Schedule Bomb Berlin Guided
 By Burning Objectives In City

LONDON, Sept. "A (P)-Coun- tering the German invasion pre- parations with all it's power. the British Royal Air Force rapped home blow after blow, attacking German ships caught in the Eng fish channel and carrying out the greatest raid of the war on Berlin and leaving the German held French coast in flames. An eye witness saw five British bombers, dive in line upon four medium sized German ships ap- preaching Boulogne on the French coast, and apparently sunk them all. The channel was almost as smooth as glass as geysers of water hid the ships from view after the first bar rage of bombs when one ship was seen to remain. The second diving attack was made after the
The Nome nugget., 1940-09-25
Kdnapper Is Not Connected With Mattson Case
British Naval Squadron And
 Gen. de Caulle's Free French
 Lay Seize to Colony of Dakar

UNDATED, Sept 25 (P) -Un- confirmed reports circulated in the French capital of Vichy that the defenders of Dakar, French West Africa, pledged to fight to the end," surrendered to the flaming seige guns of British naval squadron and General De Gaulle's so-called Free French forces" Officially the Vichy gov ernment said nothing was heard from Dakar since l:30 pm. yes terday when the African port underwent a fierce air raid by RAE naval planes.
 The city's radio station was shelIed out of action and mes sages from the French Warships in the harbor provided the only communication with the outside world. Casualties from yester- days bombardments alone were listed at 185 killed and 333 wounded.
The Nome nugget., 1940-09-25
RAF Bombers Sink Nazi Ships French Planes Attack Gibraltar
 Retaliation for Seize of Dakar

UNDATED, Sept. 24 (P)-Brit- ish RAF dive bombers reported ly sank four armed German ships in an attack off the French coast near Boulogne, while Nazi airmen said they effectively bombed" London's big Waterloo station. On the Thames side, they bombed the India docks amid geysers of spray as the coastal cliffs shrouded the Nazi ships.
 Five RAF Blenheim bombers dropped salvos of explosives. When the air cleared, an AP ob server on the Dover coast saw only one ship remaining. With the second attack, the last vessel also disappeared.
 Torpedo-carrying German E. boats raced to the scene at Bou- logne but quickly turned around and sped back to their harbor
The Nome nugget., 1940-09-25

Under orders from the Vichy government of Petain, the little African colony, the strategic key to the south Atlantic" re- portedly drove back six attempts to land troops from the seige ships and by DeGaulle.
 The British explained the at tack on Dakar was made neces- sary by a German-Italian plot to seize the African colonies in a program widely heralded in Rome and Berlin last week dur ing secret axis discussion be- tween Von Ribbentrop and Count Ciano. With the British apparently getting in the first blow, Berlin reported Ciano will entrain for the German capital tomorrow for further conference es on the axis program and pre- sumably to discuss the British action at Dakar with Hitler.
The Nome nugget., 1940-09-25

Meanwhile it was unofficially reported that Vichy said 120 French Warplanes bombed Brit aims great rock fortress of Gib- ralter as Frances 'fblow for blow reply to the British assault on Dakar, the capital of French West Africa. Subsequently a dis patch from Lisbon said French planes, this afternoon were bomb arding Gibraltar in the heaviest attack of the war.
 Observers at La Linae, Spain, on the border adjoining Gibral- tar reported that they estimat- ed 30 French planes attacked the rock bastion in ten minute intervals for an hour and a half. A column of black smoke was seen arising from Gibraltar, as apparently fires were set by bomb hits on stores of gasoline.
The Nome nugget., 1940-09-25

water and smoke settled and the remaining vessel too disappeared from the observers on the Brit ish coast at Folkestone.
 British sources said the attack on Berlin at night was carried out by relays of planes which started and returned like sched uled trains in a railway station. The German capitals main pow CT station and gas works became flaming beacons which guided the way for subsequent attacks on freight yards, stations and utilities.
 The Reich's air force again sent huge formations swarming over the south and east coast in a thrust at London which re- suited in two brief air raid all arms during the morning.
The Nome nugget., 1940-09-25
Alaska Sailings To Be Increased

Alaska Steamship Company's fall and winter schedule provid- es for two sailings a week from Seattle to Alaska ports except during the period from Decem- Der IA to January g, when there will be one sailing a week. Last year the company had one sail ing a week during the fall and winter months. The new sched- ule is effective until February 26.
 Sailings will be made at g am. on Wednesdays and Satur- day, instead of on Saturdays only, by the steamships Alaska, Aleutian, Baranof and Yukon on til Wednesday, November 13, when the Mount Mckinley will alternate with the Alaska and Yukon.
 Effective Saturday, December IA, the Alaska Steamship Com pany will have one sailing a week, the steamship Alaska start ing the new schedule. She will alternate with the Baranof, Mount Mckinley and Yukon. Wednesday sailings will be re- stunned by the Baranof January g.
 The steamship Alaska sailing Wednesday will connect with the steamship Cordova at Cord ova for Latouche, Seward, Ko- diak and Seidovia. Kodiak and Seldovia connections after the sailing of the Alaska October 30 will be announced later.
The Nome nugget., 1940-09-25

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 23 (A') - Lumber camp operator Cecil Wetzel yesterday captured Jacob Muhlenbroich, aged 40, German alien barber and Marc de Tristan Junior, aged 3, who was safe and unharmed. The FBI announced today that Muhlenbroich, who confessed to the kidnapping, is a barber who entered the United States through Vancouver, B. C. in 1895.
 He is being confronted today by William Mattson, brother of Charles Mattson who was kid mapped and slain in 1886. Matt son will presumably attempt to identify Muhlenbroich as the kid napper of his brother. William, his sister Muriel and girl friend are the only three per sons who ever saw the -.Iastson kjdnapper.
The Nome nugget., 1940-09-25
FRENCHNlEN RALLYING TO FREE GOVERNMENT

LONDON, Sept. = A commun ique issued by General de Gaulle headquarters said that French men are still rallying to the sup port of the so-called Free Gov ernment of France.
 The communique said that ad- ditional French volunteers are arriving in England almost daily to report to General de Gaulle as ready for immediate service
The Nome nugget., 1940-09-25
Absentee Votes Are Counted

Unofficial returns for Unalak- leet have been received by the Clerks office here and are as follows:
 Cole 10, Dimond 45.
 Mccain 21, Roden 14.
 Boyle 32, Humpheries 10. Hesse Is, Miller 19.
 Cochran Is, Egbert IT.
 Anderson 3, Ball 13, Cross 12, Lyng 10, Ost 46, Smith IT, Stan groom 38, Taggart Is, Whaley 40, For Liquor control 40, Against Is.
 The absentee votes, 47 of which were counted Tuesday are as follows:
 Cole l5, Dimond 32.
 MhCain 10, Roden 36
 Boyle 3l, Humpheries 13
 Hesse 35, Miller 10.
 Cochran 26, Egbert 18.
 Anderson 3, Ball 2, Cross 24 Lyng 29, Ost ', Smith 27, Stan groom 26, Taggart II, Whaley 29.
 For liquor control 24, Against 21.
 The official totals todate. not including Unalakleet are:
 Cole 323, Dimond TIP.
 Mccain 398, Roden 643.
 Boyle 703, Humpheries 336. Hesse SAP, Miller 399.
 Cochran 675, Egbert 165, GiI- lette 22O.
 Anderson 245, Ball 404, Cross 479, Lyng 586, Ost 32O, Smith 5S5 Stangroom 56l, Taggart 421, Whaley SIT.
 For liquor control $50, against 563.
The Nome nugget., 1940-09-25
Lou Salica
 N eW Bantam weight Champ

NEW YORK, Sept "A (P) - Lou Salica of New York gained the undisputed bantam weight championship of the world by outpointing George Pace, Cleve- land negro, in 15-round split decision bout. The title had been disputed since Sixto Escobar ab dicated a year ago. Salica weigh CT 11712 and Pace ll8.
The Nome nugget., 1940-09-25

against Nazi Germany. The com munique described the move ment as reaching the proportions of a worldwide crusade by free dom-loving Frenchmen.
 The communique said the De Gaulle government will be able to give increasingly effective aid to the British.
The Nome nugget., 1940-09-25
Contracts Let For Facilities Dutch Harbor

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24 (P)- The Siens Spokane Company was awarded contracts for $23,500 for the construction of officers quar- ters at Unalaska; $27, ,450 for ra- dio facilities at Dutch Harbor and sandblast cleaning equip ment at Kodiak.
The Nome nugget., 1940-09-25
kidnapper of Marc de Tristan Is Believed Have No Connection
 With Mattson Kidnapping Case

William Mattson left the Uni versity of Washington today and flew here accompanied by a FBI agent.
 The de Tristan family said the abducted child showed no ill ef- fleets from his two day kidnap- ping.
 Muhlenbroich was heavily arm ed when captured and had wreck ed one auto and stopped anoth- CT and had become lost near PIacerVille.
The Nome nugget., 1940-09-25
Awarded Contract

SEATTLE. Sept. 24 C4o) - The Puget Sound Bridge and Dredg- ing Company was awarded a new contract for additional gaso line storage magazines at Kodiak Island at a cost of $38O,000; and the extension of the hangar and magazine at the Sitka base at a cost of $491 ,000.
The Nome nugget., 1940-09-25

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 24 lP) - The FBI indicated that they believed that Muhlenbroich was not involved in the Mattson kid mapping. Assistant Director Earl Connolly said he thought the man was in a California hospital at that time but that the in. vestigation Is still proceeding.
The Nome nugget., 1940-09-25
Railroad Man Passes Away

NEW YORK, Sept. 24 (P) - Hale Holden, aged Fl, one of the leading railroad men in the Unit ed States died tonight after a 12-day illness.
The Nome nugget., 1940-09-25
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-29
Draft Area 4

Bounded by Rock Greek, Morrow
drive, Sixteenth street, Decatur
street, Iowa avenue, Buchanan
street, Georgia avenue, Concord
avenue, Ninth street, Peabody street,
Eighth street, Concord avenue, Mad
ison street, Kansas avenue, Nichol-
son street, North Capitol street and
the District line.
~ 158-Christopher Lawrence DunnigaE
jr., 6sO1 Georgia avenue NV.
(2l 192-Jack Arthur Miller. 5000 Thir-
(3j IO5-Mitchei WeissbIuth, 610o Four
teenth street.
a. 350s-GeorEe Ebene.er Laidlow, 1908
Crittenden street.
t6 2441-Jess Fisher, 1901 Concord
tej s5s3-Em.nuel Elsner, seao Fifth
street.
az 1ss-Edsar Leon Baker. 7o2s Eastern
(8 I2O-Terry c. Lemon, 74Os Alaska
csI s9l4-Jo.sph Martin Mohi. jr.. 1912
QO) 267O-Milten Marine. 1860 Sheridan
UD 30is-Henry Russell Harris, IT,, 1405
uej 4O5O-GeorEe Armaly. s41b Sixteenth
dsl sa7o-Jo,eph Myer Tanenb.um. IL
Nicholson street.
u4) 3495-John Bernard Davis, 1411
Buchanan st.
u5) 2451-Fulton Hopkins Thomas, 5522
Thirteenth street.
u6) 274S-Edward Blschley Pryor, 1891
Colorado avenue.
I'D 2e98-CarI s. Jackson, 418 Nichol-
son street.
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Draft Area 7

Bounded by the District line,
Connecticut avenue, Nebraska ave-
nue., Chesapeake street, Fortieth
street, Albemarle street, Nebraska
avenue, Wisconsin avenue, Woodley
road, Thirty fourth street, Garfield
street, Cleveland avenue and Rock
Creek.
% I5S-James Lester Brooks, jr.. 421S
Thirty-eighth street.
H) I92-Thomas Isaac Edwards, 6219
Thirty-third street.
(3) IO5-Stephen Joseph Mccormick, 6226
Thirty first street.
(4) 2i4I-Paul Wiley, 1919 Newark street.
90 2563-Donald Paul Matson, 5415 Ne
braska avenue.
(6j I88-Everett EIphring Sheats, 5000
Connecticut avenue.
ca I2O-Robert Edward Williams, 2311
Calvert street.
(s) 261O-Kullervo Tavno Aaltonen. 4IO5
Wisconsin avenue.
co. 2451-Edward Allen Tamm. 1888
Runnymede place.
no! 2!4S-Peter. Francis Roche, 1867
1D 269S-Stanley Anthony Maisz. 3S16
Jenifer street.
I2) 84G-Robert Franklin Keller, 5425
Connecticut avenue.
Q8 2164-Jerome Louis YOUNG, 4514
Connecticut avenue.
uD i61-AuEust Kohp, Sd, 5425 Con-
necticut avenue.
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Draft Area &

Bounded by Sixteenth street,
Spring road, Fourteenth street, Park
road, Eleventh street. Irving street,
Georgia avenue, Park road. Park
place, Fifth street, Buchanan street,
Iowa avenue and Decatur street.
UD 15s-Harry Robert Bell. 6Is Rock
(2j Is2SGrart Lee Eddy. 300 Webster
81 Io5-Emmett Wells Bunyea. 1907
Otis place.
a. s59s-He Ts Peter ter Garrett 1905
90 2441-James Emory Ficken, 1922
Quincy street.
49, e5ssIWiIliam Kneedler Sherwood.
Gj 1ssCsamuei Edgar FernIey. s4e7
Fourteenth street.
~ 1aO-John Joseph Nevin. 1924 Decatur
(s5 asI4-Franeis Edmund Bernard. 35e3
Thirteenth street.
u0) 2670-Charles Del yecehio, 500
uD so4s-john Robert Fuesel, 54s shep-
ueS $40 Hammie Baykin. 3411 Sherman
us! sass-ch.rIes TrilIinr. 4os Manor
nj s45l Edward Lisensky. $50 Randolph
usl aiis-william Charles Cole. IT., 4eo1
New Hampshire avenue. aa,,
Tenth street.
uO s4s-Howard Leonard simons, $40
Rock Creek Church road.
IS) 2.6f-Henry Levitt, 1923 Varnum
street.
19) 39si-Meyer Friedlard, 3511 New
Hampshire avenue.
(oO) 346I-Wilbert Orville Hardy, 1924
Rock Creek Church road.
cd I6I-Edward Owen Ellis, 1887
Eleventh street.
(22) 3OII-Benjamin Dawson, S11
Quincy street.
(e3J 3e94-Paul ouitman. SEQ Shepherd
street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-29
How Numbers Drawn
Affect Local Registrars

With every drop of hand into the lottery bowl at the
Departmental Auditorium today to Is Washington men
the Maryland and Virginia counties adjacent to
Wahington-became of the relative time they will
be classified for future military service.
for each the Is local boards represented
with the drawing of number between and 208 lowest
registrant total for any draft board in the District
At least Washington regstrant was included in
drawings of any number up to 6270 highest of the
board totals.
A board which, for any reason fails to have in its
jurisdiction serial number drawn in the national lottery
will skip that number and list the next its next consecu
order number the order" number being the order
in which the registrants will be called.
The accompanying order number list, compiled by The
the lottery today to slight
extent from final order lists to be made by local boards
registration received between the
of the lottery the receipt of copies Of the
national master list by local boards
order of names, which appear in the adjoining
columns however, will change.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-29
Draft Area 5

Bounded by Georgia avenue, Bu-
chanan street, Fifth street, Park
place, Michigan avenue, Hardwood
road, North Capitol street, Allison
street, North Capitol street, Nichol-
son street, Kansas avenue, Madison
street, Concord avenue, Eighth street,
Peabody street, Ninth street and
Concord avenue.
D lssI = Il Paul Rosen' 1902 Seventh
(2) Ise-John Joseph White. 1928 Third
street NV.
t3) 1O5-Charles Thomas King. 491O First
az s5os-v.nes AthertOn Vineyard, 217
t5l e441-Girard Hayden Rodgers. 80
Sherman Circle.
e! .563-Neii Butler Cossins, jr. 5311
ca 1ss-MorEan Walter McNeely. jr. 20
tsi af 5gnH place Marvin sn,,,.r r. ,,a
0j sSI4-Morton Eisman. aa1 Decatur
u0y 2s7o-Edward Arnold Baker, 4016
Old 3O4s-Morris Atkin, 5es5 Kansas
uej 4O5o-Chadwick Perle Simmons, Alb
Randolph street.
UO 34!O-Benjamin Klassner, 5O2s
Third street
G4 3495-IsraeI Pollack, 1901 New
Hampshire avenue
UO 2f51-Mike Marchyshyn, $50 Long
us5 ss4WRslph WELLINGTON simons. ir.,
5000 First street.
QO 2698-CharIes Gunson, SOFA N.
usp sis-Hsrold voreI, s15 Inrraham
street.
u9 25S4-Harry Jay Rush, $50 Delafield
(2iS1 SoaA-Jaeob Gordon, 431 Kennedy
street.
(2D 1851 Daniel billiard Leonard, 200
Gallatin street.
(e2) I6I-Herbert Arthur Devers, 5413
Seventh street.
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Draft Area !

Bounded by Arizona avenue, the
Potomac River, Rock Greek, Cleve-
land avenue, Garfield street, Thirty
fourth street, Woodley road, Wis
consin avenue and Macomb street.
In the following list, men in this
area will be called up for classical
ton and possible military service in
the order signified by the number
in parentheses. The second number
is the registrant's serial number as
assigned by his local draft board.
Next is the registrant's name and
then his address.
"a I5s-John Orme Thornberry, 1927
Observatory place. mos
(2l I9e-Terrance Patrick Boyle 1881
ts5 1o5@carI wesley Levin, 1414 Twenty
ninth street.
al 350s-Ferrus John Cooleen, 1926 O
t55 siiI-Hush vincent Bailey 1856
(sj e563-Thomas Meenan Keely, 350s "
Cj Iss-Peter Anthony Ierard, jr., 204o
Thirty-seventh street. ,o, r.
81 I20-James Cyril Daley, 3013 Dent
ts} aSii-Joseph Garner Gates. 1888 N
10) 26tO-Thomas Howard, 1OZ' Inir'Ntn
uD 3Ois-AIger Hiss, 3iI5 Volta place;
Ge) 4O5O-James Lewis Hamlin. 3lo2
South street.
(13) 4220-Oliver Gray Salter, 5000
Thirty-ninth street.
uG 3f10-William Thomas Kirby, 1919
Q5j 3I95@James Stanley Ball, 1898
Thirty third street.
G6) 2I51-Leslie Jewett Robinson, 3Z>4
Wisconsin avenue.
10 21IS-John Craven Mullen, lIii
Thirty first street.
GS) 269S-Claude Temple McIveen, 3l45
street.
G9) S46-Joseph Leo Moreland, 1918
Thirty-fifth street.
(2O) 2164-Anthony Francis AndrseJewski,
1921 o street.
(2D 3984-John William Holder, 34OS M
street.
(22) 3461-J0hn tLadd Poole. 1921 Wis
consin avenue.
t23) I6I-Louis Brown Schwartz, 3711
Canal road.
tsD 3O1I-Maurice Altman. 2412 Wis
consin avenue.
$3.50 o street.
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numbers were blindfolded to add
impressiveness to this fateful game
of chance.
Col. Morris stirred up the cap
sules with a wooden ladle, a frag-
ment of rafter from Independence
Hall, which also was used in the
World War drawing.
Secretary Stimson's right hand
CROPPED in the bowl, and emerged
with a capsule There were faint
shouts of hold it" from the camera
brigade, and Mr.. Stimson waited
full minute with the capsule held
up in front of him. He then turned
it over to an official behind him,
who opened the capsule, extracted
the number and gave it to the
President.
6,175 Hold First Number.
The President looked at the num-
Der and slowly and firmly an
nounced: The first number drawn
in the selective service lottery Is
1873"
An estimated SITS men hold
draft serial No. 1853 and will be ths
first called to military service un-
less exempted by local boards.
The President gave no outward
attention to the stifled scream that
greeted his announcement, but wait
ed impassively for Secretary Morgen-
THAI 20 draw the second number.
The President continued to announce
until three cabinet officers and sew
eral congressional leaders had drawn
their numbers.
Order No. 3, drawn by Attorney
General Jackson, was announced by
Mr.. Roosevelt as serial number 8.239.
Order No. 4, drawn by Secretary
of the Navy Knox, was $500.
Order No. 5, drawn by Secretary
of Commerce Jones, was $685..
President Leaves Auditorium.
Mr.. Jones lifted the fifth cap
sule from the bowl at 1921 pm,
five minutes after the first one
was drawn. At this point Presi-
dent Roosevelt left the auditorium,
and the task of announcing the
numbers fell to Maj. Edward S.
Shattuck of the legal division
of the Selective Service System.
The next five order numbers
drawn were:
Order No. 6 was Alto, drawn
by Chairman Sheppard of the
Senate Military Affairs Committee.
Order No. was 8,848 drawn by
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-29
British roops Land
On Corfu to Set Up
Base, Athens Hears
Italians Claim 1O-MiIe
Advance; Greeks Rush
Reservists to Front

Germany massed striking force of 10 divisions
estimated at 100000 troopsn the Balkan to prevent
possible Russian interference with her plans, British mill
tary expert reported today
While stubborny fought thrust
into Southeastern Europe the British expert asserted that Ger
many has steadily been moving troops into the Balkan trouble
Singing their ancient song 1--WE Will Throw Them Into
the thousands of Greek eservsts rushed bolster the
Metaxas the Northern Greece today
against the invasion of steadily strengthening Italian forces
Conflicting uncertain picture of the 2hour
old fighting
Diplomatic quarters Italian oops-the vanguard
OF 100000 for the assault along the from
broken through to point 10 miles beyond the border
striking toward Saonika
Government circles in Athens said the Fascist invaders had
been unable to drive back Greec mountain defenders and that
the conflict was "localzng along the border"
Greek troops described cnging subborny to key
points guarding the mountain despite hard Italian hru
Wave of Enthusiasm Touched Of in Athens.
Reports that British troops landed the island of Corfu in
the Ionian just off the border fighting touched off
Speeding help by to aid
Greece attacked the British reported planning establish
air base Corfu A. waranes could guard practically
denseess cities within striking distance of
italian objectives just the Ionian Sea-
In London military nformants reported Britain was hurryng
military the the but
probably circulated by "he enemy to justify Italian action
Action along the frontier according
received London mostly restricted to arey dues with the
Greeks repeatedly retiring from advance posts.
Italian publcs permit
He controlled nress disclosed that Italv had served an
utimaum Greecethe ultmatum delivered at
daybu kept in the dark that battlefront for the
Rome-Berin had actually developed
Communique Issued in Rome.
In Rome Mussoinis high command gave the first official
of the invasion communque devong
ly "a words to Italian troop action
yesterday troops stationed
the Greek frontier and penetrated enemy territory from
rious points The advance is continuing"
The Rome Piccolo in dispatch dated Athens
said the British occupied base several weeks
had also equppng naval air the Greek
Cycide Islands the Italian Dodecanese Islands, in the East
Mediterranean
invisible network officers of the R.
Is spread all over Greece" the dispatch said
Following yesterdays unlimited support" by
King George Prime Minister Churchill
First Lord of the Admiralty Alexander announced today
British Navys help has begun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-29
Draft Area 7

Bounded by Rock Greek, Calvert
street, Columbia road, Harvard
street, Georgia avenue, Irving street,
Eleventh street, Park road, Four
tenth street, Spring road, Sixteenth
street and Morrow drive.
u) 15s-william Bush TripIett, 1908 New
ton street NV.
t2) I82-Jacob Carl Jantz, 1s40 Kenyon
street NV.
90 471s-Edward williston johnson, hoo
Harvard street NV.
az 54S5-Calvin Darlington Linton, 3149
Mount Pleasant street.
(5l 5375-Joseph Francis Downey' 1919
Ce5 1850 Albert Jack Dunayer, 1882 Park
C5 9Sas-Eernard Andrew Braxton, 1910
Isl Io5@vsnce stoner Melton. 31O6 Mt.
CO.. 9ssI-Geefl M. Kortman, 1909 De-
uS5 so: O. Edgar Anderson 1924
uIj 350S-Arthur Beall Cecil, 1918 Lanier
us5 i1ez-Aaron Thomas oliDhant. 7ss
u3( a4i1-Geerre Curtis Smith, 14e5
Columbia road. U. ,,oe
u5l 444O- OrviIle Bixler Hoy, 1885
Newton street.
U6) 54S6-Francis Joseph OReilly. 14O1
Columbia road.
40 I88-Edward Harley Reeves, $500
New Hampshire avenue.
l8) 12O-Oester Louis Lehman, 1645
Lamont street.
us) 4933-Joseph McKelvy Miller, 1212
Kenyon street.
(2Ol 28I4-Regis James Donahoe, 1921
Kenyon street.
CID 1S46-Alfred Theocliis Brown, 1881
(22) 535S-WiIliam H. Faulkner, 1889
Lanier place.
(23l 4Si9-John Cain Housch, 11O7 Irving
street
(2D 2610-HildinE Erik Schoen, 1457
Harvard street.
(25) 3Ois-Guy Elwood Dodge, 1929 Park
road.