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The union times., 1948-07-10
Little Luther


 MT. Dilworth staggered into the house, and dropped two bulging Gladstone bags on the floor and slumped into a chair.
 Hello, Pop. From the circles under your eyes l gather it was a grrrrreat convention," smirked Lit tie Luther.
 Luther, none of your sarcasm. l have returned from Philadelphia inspired by grrrrreat conclave of America's finest minds. From now on you and are l are going to have a bipartisan policy around here. Amity and friendship between you and me.''
 'Oh, yeah? What kind of bipar- tisan-ike between the RepubG- cans and DemOcrats?''
 That's right, Luther. We Re- pubHcans and Democrats agree on foreign affairs and on most funda- mental domestic issues, my boy. We differ sharply, however, on meth Ods. Methods, my boy. This grrrrreat campaign will be a sports manlike debate on methods. May the grrrrreater man win!''
 And you want me to agree with you on foreign policy and funda- mental domestic issues, but argue with you over methodist" said Luther.
 ''No, Luther. All you have to do is agree with me on foreign policy. Look, Luther. This house is your country and mine. Our own private nation. We are partners in it. you and I, except that l own it. So it doesn't make any difference whether you disagree with me on what goes on in this house. I'm run- ming this joint. However, we MUST agree on what goes on outside this house."
 'sWhy, Pop?"
 Because l refuse to have you going around the neighborhood telling the truth about me, you brat. How can I ever expect to own this town if you keep telling the kids how l treat you? And Pm sick Of your gang picketing this house. And l will NOT have you hanging around those union headquarters. From now on we agree in a real Amerrrrrican bipartisan way that you do what l tell you to do.''
 What's in it for me, Pop?'
 "l own this house, Luther. Either you become bipartisan or else.''
 "I'll Organize," shrieked Luther. "I'H double my picketlines! I'll ex- pose you for what you are! I'll overthrow you!'
 MT. Dilworth reached for the strap. Luther ran from the room, yelling: 'sWhat's the difference SO long as you're bipartisan?'
The union times., 1948-07-10

careers Of Dempsey and IunneV.
 BUTCHEROUS WEAPON
 At his best or in decline there was never more feared fighter than Louis. There never was a more destructive twO-handed hitter. Joe's left jab was a butcherOus weapon. his right lightning bolt. Louis instinct for an opening was razor- sharp. He stalked his prey with the sinister patience of tiger, and no faster, more accurate and deadIier fist than Joe's ever whizzed to the kayO target.
 There's no such thing as "a perfect fighting machine" All have a flaw somewhere. You are often reminded that Louis was frequently clouted by the socalled sucker" punch-the right hand Actually, it is not a sucker" punch. Well delivered, it is a surprise punch, and the mightiest ringsters have felt it.
 A GHOST COMES TO LIFE
 Louis was the cleanest of fighting men, a man without a complaint or excuse. He was dead game and he liked working at his grim trade Though he could take care of himself, Joe was not a great boxer. He didn't need to be. Had he been, he wouldn't have been Joe Louis. He was a master fighter. And the master-hghter will
The union times., 1948-07-10

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The union times., 1948-07-10
Calling Elm Straight
By Ed Hughes
Louis Was Everybody's Ring Hero

Joe ouls as Cauiowers head man, ugged more distinction amounting to honor to the arcenous fight game any other champion Tn and out o the battle pit Joe immensely popular
 his in itself singular distinction Habuay the rings top dog not only unpopular but frequently hated Required
Evening star., 1948-04-06

-.Trustees sale Of valuable real estate.
b,ro zasqs Court Gt q r. the ersl Sn.s SEC, s
District of Columbia in Civil Action No:
3e25-47. the UNDERSIGNED trustees win
SE sGs &: as 18th q pHS' ss1 ., 1HsCn Apa 1879
estate. said sales to take, place in front
sssh gsrss s.t.d snd a a' dSt ts Of da
Parcel lal: A. tract Of land containing
approximnately MI LEO acres Ct lE,,N ground i'm.
Dsrts q the t9aets q ys land Called n
and ''Bayleys Purchase" described as
e tSs Se sa s M tho
ngssay ss Faa5n is fis
the on District s on S1 ns ~ xsss said
Supreme Court of the District Of Columbia,
snse westerly o xs ths . south fb.aee ne
feet. thence south 40 degrees OF minutes
s e minute. 10 sas ssss s ta.ass .ss sspa 3 s
old stone and the southwest corner Of the
original tract. thence north 6S degrees 81
minutes minutes east 2 1922 fest: thence , north 1s|
the south line oi said xiaSsma ave, and
the place Of BEGINNING assessed for taxa
ton as Parcel 20lI6D, And immsdiately
tract Of land containins approximateiy
front 6y : 1o.room brick dwellins known
rear By . Groom frame dwelling known Is
rear 1921 Alabama ave. s.e., and being
pnd ct sSi tracts Sf snd e.sa
south Side Of Alabama ave. formerly Bowen
o od s at 'sns M s r4ssss
dated May %. 1905, and recorded in 1dber
prt 0 III 1 e the .nd spd heae e s
on said road north II degrees 3s minutes
east 1888 feet TO z stone; t%hsnes then e. south a
Is ssee g euss es cas-. s fis
minutes west, .I36. So feet to . stone and
corner Of said Hohman's lot. and thence
Feet with ssd ss.sss line to
ss sa sd1 ana
esasn No. 3, ss IN &. n euI
taxation g Parcel 20IIes!. Terms 90 q
Jet to M rasifeation a on bs said court TT Prosss-
particulars Of which Win 5s announced st
Of e.sh sa and pFiGs e ssa
3 years siter . date Of II s.siemsnt, ana rsp-
purchaser with interest st Per cent psr
deed Of trust on the property. or al cash,
at the option Of the purchaser. Deposit
water rent and taxes to be adjusted to
date Of settlement. Examination Of title,
ing, revenue stamps and notarial fees to be
paid by respective purchasers. Terms Of
sale to hs complied with BY respective
purchasers within 80 days from day Of
ratification Of sale, otherwise the trustees
reserve the right to resell the property st
risk and cost Of defaultinF purchaser after
some Newspaper pubiished in Wsshington.
| D.. c., or deposit may be forfeited. or
without forfeiting. depoeit trustees may
right asainst defaultins. purchaser. n
the event the sale Of either parcel q not
rAttned by The court. the deRosit shan p
l026 Conn. ave. NV; .THoe. MORTON
iolLnHoe;. y. Hi9 Sth q. i've trustees.
Evening star., 1948-04-06

ADAM A. wEsCMER q SON. auctioneers
Trustees sale OF valuable. real estate
e. Ss cosr Of q sn IT,. S.dF Ss snsfss ss. s ns isr
sas.zs. sss. tie Il undersisned trustees viii oneI
Ss e.. sis si: q a., Pes o Sp 1885, hs
ss e q Esa ts ia ssrou. gu
% and =: P: P:r:s & 4 4; asss,nsftsE sis
two Eu apsrtmsns sSoys. atuste 1i2s n st:
snS Sses.d Sses ;0sa s1.z'e in II
Nine Hundred and Hshty-one los1l, which
s.a Y ss Of psSea s
in Book is, page o. BEGINNING for the said
real estate .at the southeast corner OF
said lot and square yn, and u,n running thence as
hundredths Il .ge) feet. thence
south along the west line Of said lot sixty
q ye So g. to 18th tie place Of Sesinning tssses.
Nv Two t2S tWo.story brick dxeilinss il
l5sas sna s.' .ss.s: Ss al zes
Row, r. hx AND sslns @ Ees r1snt,-eirht Ha 5ssl in
Of ssr'rs 3. hSa
in Liber 3, Folio ninety-seven
(e7), Of the records Of the suryeyoE's once
OF the InStrlct OF LoiumplA, sa!o lot
rum rannias ssek of thst Width one hsnsrsS
z sssa,5so ss sns as 5Su1 puss Si': .sg so.
store below and apartment above. sitlsts
5uSasa nu2 sas ' On. nv and sd pss esrss g E aSs:
aed dled ana siaty.four K % t1S4p II TIE CITY oi
WsshinIton: District q Geiu%si., Jy, q ps, ;1
ss I:s once q hs " III sa sas IT,
q Ae Charles & y wsrners M SUBJ. .vsion o. lots il
is,s sost w. ssuis'M M .i D.ss Essossse Once
in one parcel .as follows: Besinning One
let. The thence aH south eishtesn dsy feet.
and thence north on said End St. eiehteen
ret $40 e Psrce ss
brick building With. store on ground floor,
a1sas 1920 "a 4. fs..s saa ssPf Part f
SH TWenty-s6ur. Dsss describes T. foiio3s. begin.
naf nan At t e Re .oShaa SR M &: sorsr a 81. r fes it
md running thence north along 7th st, 20
.s sSs Is .ss s 70 s GS t.. as
Il stors y eriss dveiiiins WITH txo baths. Sit
uete Z0lA 81. n.E.s ana pelnS Lot mum.
esrsd Forty-tEo l42) IN HOPKINS Ct q sub
ss pei q sssorasd n fb.r
Sss s. =. fsssES: s;I:. os r. ssi;ysSssf;:
Terms Of sale; All sales Of the Aforesaid
court. Properties. sold subject 70, exist.
Sa4ss,,. s x bic: s nsgsss .s ss g :s
ana balance In two equal instsiments, ss,
payable on Or before one and two years
after date Of settlement, and represented
BY the promissory. notes Of the purchaser
with interest at SIX per cent. per annun,
spt|Sn len oi -r.S the s Deposit 9i
one, four and i've. and $500. 90 on parcels
two and three. Rents, water rent and
taxes to pc adjusted to date OF settlement
Examination Of title. conveyancing. re-
cording. revenue stamps and notarial fees
bs S PAID 10 b ssp.S gS s,
purchasers within thirty days from day
prior to June IL, 194s, then as Of said
date, otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell property at risk and cost
OF defaulting purchaser after 8 days ad-
s.Ds5 DgS!shssa lar,s;.S la
feiting deposit trustees may avail them
selves Of any legal or equitable rishts
against defaulttns purchaser: In the
ned BY, the, court the DEPOSIT shall be
ss'arnss ns; THos sHf1 MoRToN % ofT3ads' II adse
mh23, 40 Ap6, 1920
Evening star., 1948-04-06
LseAl NOTICES.

T. EMMETT MCKENZIE and NAOMI
WHEELER, Atterneys, Columbia. Bldg..
IN THE DisTRfcr couRT OF THE
United States for the, District Of Column
Cerami, Plaintiff. vs.. The On.
Nathaniel Ingraham, Deceased, Defend
OF PUBIicATTcM.ETThe object Of this suit
is to establtsh Of record, the title Of the
Part q orisins Gs ss II ,suars ,neb! ,1ot7
west Of the northeast corner. Of said lot:
thence west on said street IS feet 4 inches:
thence south l02 feet inches: thence
east 13 feet inches; thence north 1O2
Ieet inches to the beginning. It being
assessed for taxation purposes. as lot Sl3
IN said Square and improved BY premises
motion Of the plaintiff 1t - by the Court
this 9th day Of April. 1046, ORDEHED,
that the defendants. the unknown heirs
alienees and devisees Of Nathaniel 1ngra-
ham, deceased, cause their appearances TO
be entered herein on or before the nfst rule
day occurring one month after the day Of
the nrst publication Of this order, other
wise. this cause will be proceeded with as
in case Of default: provided. . COPY OF this
order be published once Q week for three
successive weeks in the Washington Law
Reporter and The Evening Star. good cause
is unnecessary. (s.J T. ALAN COLDS
BOROUGH. Justice (seal) A true copy,
Test: HARRY NJ. HULL. Clerk. By EDITH
M. FOX, Deputy Clerk. ap6:13.20
Evening star., 1948-04-06
HELP MEN and WoMEN.

must have full knowledge Of books. In.
ventory control and be willing to accept
responsibility; excellent salary, pleasant
FIRST letter. Including age. Box 2s3-T
CHAUFFEUR, white. careful, to drive lady
few hrs rs several times weekly; refs, req
COUPLE. coiored, woman for domestic
work and laundress, man to drive school
bus for children's private school; live In;
aise nHs ssparfs55si sH. 49, $500 mo- s4oi Georgia
COUPLE for rest home: man for outdoor
and lady for housework. BRICKER, 1000
McComas ave-. Kensineton. Md. PL. OS72.
FOUNTAIN HELP--well-paid work at our
soda fountain; pleasant working conditions.
perm. employment, excellent opportunity
at any Peoples DRUG sToREs Or EN-.
ployment ONCE, n p st. ne. Mon. through
MARRIED COUPLE, white, exper., nom
drinkers, no children. LOCAL refs, to care
for rooming house: furnish quarters and
wages. Reply with full particulars and
telephone number to Box 141-S, Star. -
MEN OR WOMEN f2) for dictation recep-
ton; ion also % one .s copy e. girl Apply Assoc1-
men or women who wish TO sell real
estate; experience not essential but must
have car. This Is your opportunity 70
enter q very interesting field with good
earnings. Box 3o3.s, Star. 10
ments for photosrapher No exper. neces1 sr
s.sf ssss seSar o1rFfS Rhs sr1D1os Ta s s4sl P4eh
NV IS
Evening star., 1948-04-06
Nnp Mp.

ACCdlkNT AND AkAL71 saissmsn-
Splendid opportunity ior future Inds-
IA eIis ser interyisv.
ACCOUNTING CLK1kS-Ags 1s-25. must
offers exceptional opportunity for youns
man stndyins accounting in nisht sehool.
Apply employment once. WASHINGTON
GAS LIGHT Co. 100 29th St NV.
Mon. through Fri. $40 an. to pm
ACCOUNTING CLERK bookkeeper 10.
Ford dealer: person familiar with auto &C
oppor. for adv. See Mr.. Erwin. HILL q
TIRHTTS, ll14 VERMONT ave. nv; 10
own handvritins. stating education. expe-
rtsnee. aGe and salary desired. Box
ADvSh TfsiNo sALxsAGEN, experienced
slosels, to sell digniled. tntanetbis sery-
ice; local; must hsys. ear; lseds fgrnished;
protection o0 repeat business; lucrative
eommissions paid weekly; bonded 81 us
% net epply unlsss able 10 s19w pss,
SsSS. SsSS.s'' eeln"' sios sssA -
Evening star., 1948-04-06
HELP woMEN.

ADV, AGENCY wants assistant and sec
retary for one Of its account executives
ambitious young woman. preferably with
advertising background and thoroughly
plenty Of opportunity for use Of initiative
originality and iudgment in this Job:
permanent; good starting salary: advance
location. Phone DI. 7400 for appoint
AssfsTANT to suit and coat buyer, age
and manaserial ability. in these depts.;
attractive salary and bonus. Apply per-
sonnsi once, /. FRANK Co. 18th and J
GtS. nv, -s
Evening star., 1948-04-06
HELP NEN.

STEWABD'S ASSISTANT IN large country
ss II so,,s nearby a ys.as =, s,sns ting. SALARY
snGps sTRSd4HR MH Rc9sSTNHi fH 04s
mss aeisn ~ ts s s %as su
ington engineering ONCE. State educa ton,
experience and salary desired. Box 1867.
TAiLoR for mems and women's alterations
1925. Mr.. DAVIS. IS
TAILOR, must be experienced on repair
e :::i'';s .Asi sil 's'';s 81.
TxIIok. s.psfienssd on alteration : on
salary. b-day, 40-hour week. Apply em-
s% Ss ~, aiss sS.sSSH, sSs, aAIsERRSSSasHEs.. Es
man Ben spGs sa5aiz = s4s fss
I5sS.a.. 4 ss9sso.,y sEsss ,,:ss s
work Can RA. 1919, after 8 pm. %
truck; well acquainted with D. {. and sur.
sUppIS eo so5s Lee IVY.
SSl eASoLsx INA 2ztGHa Fl AYey Y2Ss iiss ssf $.
YETERAN-Financiai corporation desires
the services OF young veteran to learn
branch manager; the man we want must
have initiative. aggressiveness,, ideals and
2 desire to succeed: he must possess q
permanent, profitable CONNECTION for the
800 Investment Building. 18th and K sts.
VETERANS, white. to learn interior deco
sna sssswoss APPs nEeo
yULcANIzER. thoroughly experienced in
RWHsD6Ef Wb6W sfff 4snnsRMpopuar atsh st. pH plis.d
ready-to-wear; experienced necessary. no
neas 81 sanasy az 7sS T9ra !. Apply Mr. sss
YOUNG i,on e Nan NAN to train for salesman posi-
f6tNc M5as c4 aAN sth ati sPd sss Xbo v.n,i
learn the baking trade. with some knowl-
edge Of baking. Write about yourse.f
YOUNG MAN, white, bet e5 and 80, as
asst; mgr. in cafeteria; splendid oppor. for
ambitious young man. Box 490-s, Star.
YOUNG MAN, experienced in handling
help. to take. charge Of food and soda
fountain. Call UN. 1899 Mon. or Tues.
Man ASps T. ais hsls snnsr g. ,s with
PERMANENT OPENINGS AVAILABLE to
low instructions and have automobile. Men
Dhone M ssrns sa ssss saFpRss e p nH:
sun Sun LIFE FIJI fNsURANcE sS5 20. OF AMERICA
has opened new ofaces in .Arlington, Va.
Men wanted to help develop this terri
ssnmisslsns ABBY Soo sth st. ui n.v.. 0isaI ass
REAL IL Ii EsTHTE SAFE FIRM, ideally located Just
across Key Bridge, in Rosslyn, desires sew
era sral sales g. people interested r. realty sell
for the right parties Car essential. JOHN
OK. 1904. 10
WOODWARD q LoTHRoP has immediate
openings for young men to be trained for
door nnanagsrs; retail experience not nee
essary, no test required. Apply employ
aT4ES44o @sps Sss 9th tosT sSS;s daily
men-Drivers wanted. Must be over %
yrs. old; Silver Spring taxi. 1928 East
EMPfoYED MEN, 1880; for part-tim.
sales work; ewes. and Sat =, Ability to
meet people more import. than exper !;
about 81 80 to So an hr.. REAL SILK
HOSIERY MILLS, MA. 1856 from 10 am.
to 3 p.nl.
Evening star., 1948-04-06
OLIVE b. LACY, Attorney,
Calnradn RuiIdinF

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia.
Holding Probate Court.-No. 70, ,495. .Ad-
ministration;-This is to Give Notice:
ginia, has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District of Columbia. Letters
Testamentary on the estate Of Martha
Ellen Browne, late Of the District of Co
lumbia, deceased All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
the subscriber, on or before the 25th day
Of March, AID. 1949: otherwise they may
BY law be excluded from all benefit Of said
day Of March, Is4s. ELLEN viRdiNiA
sCHuMANN, .4607 So. eth St., Arlington,
Va. lSeal9 Attest; MELVIN J..
PrnhatA Court anR 1 g %
Evening star., 1948-04-06

THOs. J. OWEN . son, auctioneers. 4a6
SOUTHERN Building.-Trustees sale Of xalu"
Known 1,s ns.s IS premises % D.isse NJ. 90 c s. wv
N civil Action NO. ~s1x$e. entered upon
IN gn.sd G' States 8 for a' The s pissrss q
/ viii seli in front Of the premises, on
M05a N sS sns lass s ssi q Aed
and premises situate in the District Of
Columbia and Designated As, and being
ns%Hs. tnosn N s0aa
in Square numbered 3101, as per plat re-
corded in the. once Of the surveyor for
IT, Dt Foio OF A. soaeser WITH the i
rstification BY the District Court. Terms
ss ased os trust for s
tras. tqs spprox.nstsiy ;si:5so;5s, further
said trusts to. be paid in CASH deposit
Of $500 reauissd, g. n.n, tine q ... ssls; css-
St 1isa Vas xishin sS' 80 a. asn g &
9n % tns sale isu... ;. tns s 81. cS seS
ssss a.
dsy st such n N. ssis Y
2nd ST. NV. mh27 ,ap1, $40.
THOS. J. OWEN 3 SON, auctioneers, z36
Southern Building. .-TrusteeT sale Of yai::
uable 2-story and basement, semidetaehed
sand 81. NV. sy virtue q : csrtsin .assd
Of trust duly recorded, in LAber No. $500,
Folio 599 ct sea-, of the land records OF
the District of Columbia, and at the re-
quest Of the party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees will sell. at public
Friday, the 9th day Of April. AID. iels:
at o'clock pm, the following described
land and premises. situate in the District
Of Lot II in Square 40. as per plat re-
the District Of Columbia. in Liber So, At
prior building association deed Of trust
for approximately $S,572.57, further par
ticulars Of which will be announced at
trust to be paid In cash. A deposit Of
$500 required. Convey ancing. recording.
etc. at purchasers cost. Terms to be
complied with within 80 days. otherwise
deposit forfeited and the. property may
be advertised and resold at the dis
cretion Of the trustees. MARY :. BELL,
substituted trustee in Civil Action No.
1137-46. mh30, ,ap1 1858.
Evening star., 1948-04-06
SUGARS DRUG STORE
35th and o SITS. NV.
Is a Star Want.Ad
Branch Agency

Other places conveniently
Located throughout the city
and neorby Maryland and
Virginia for the acceptance
Of Classified Advertising at
regular rotes.
Evening star., 1948-04-06
AUCTION SALES CONT.

ADAM a. WEsC1LE1 q son, suctioneers
Hardware, paint. house durnlsn,ngss
sSs ssS' as'as T. ns y sssss 4 ap
commencing 10 Am. New stock Of paint,
enamel. vsrnish. stain. Kem-Tone, wax.
RHie SSrie.tins Iii, 1s tuspsntie. ihsilsc. sssrnc
stoves and heat; aluminium and enameled
utensils, Pyrex and other glassware, conee
els. meta. windov @ ssreens, salvsnsed iron
Wicss electric hot plates. electric irons.
e.: sseris S:o sod .sT sst
locks, nisht latehes. deadiockl. metal tool
boxes, hammers, hatchets, trowels, saws,
ss :''sss: s::. e: . PROMPT s'as1.i
AUCm0N=IaTnituTs and hou..hold st-
fects at SMITHS 1T0RAqy WAEnaousE'
9le . q. nv. commeneing at ESQ n;n:'
ssSios MsG Gnss. chair bs..tfsss sets. s
rm. pieces, trunks. china, glassware, bric.
sms sTss ga cs '.fsS. oasa
AUT0MOBl9 AUCTION. Wed. nisht to
RessSsss' ssSs ASTo sSnsnShiaII sshI dAadz a ~ 1897
st. NV. Public auction Of 81 cars. In
siSna sIsmoaths I oidsnoBiles. a fontiscs. chsvso.
Ford is-tcn truck. cab and chassis.
a:sf snss cars .Is pss but .ss ss
you want /. car OF . number. dealer or
Individual, be sure. to attend this sale
tomorrow night. All cars now on public
inspection. Can be seen any time: Terms:
1O% deposit ct time car Is bid on, balance
Of purchase price within 2 days. Guar
anteed title; For any detail fnt9rmauon'
THOMAS J. OWEN D SON., auetioneers.
ss'1i :: premises zsa1 AZ st. NV. * virtue
S4ao, st folio zs3, Of the land records Of
the District Of Columbia, We, shsn sell in
front Of the prentses, on Friday, the iotn
day Of April, AID. I94S,. at ESQ o'clock
p.m., Lot numbered faty-one OBJ n
David J. DuniEan'. spbdivision Of Iots
and Forty.iour Ss244!' z: Per rv!aas plat re- re-
folio II, Tssms 81 ssie: An sssh; Pc
Terms Of sale to be complied with within
so days from date Of sale, otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost Of the de-
fauiting purchaser, after days adver-
tisement Of such resale in some Newspaper
published in the District Of Columbia, or
deposit may be forfeited, or without for
feiting deposit, trustees may ayail them
selves Of any legal or equitable rights
Particulars 81 time q sale: An e9nvsy-
Sc; s, e cost .I2 & HurshassffGJ-r aesfGrsr " g.
JUNIOR r. cRoWEIL. trustees.
ana. a S10.13.16.
Evening star., 1948-04-06
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Evening star., 1948-04-06
VERNON e. WEST. STANLEY DE NEALE
and IRVING BRYAN,

and IRVING BRYAN,
THE s''15ssEi DsTf1t% f. couRT cs,1Isrsrs or THE
lumbia-1n, re: Condemnation for the
Tse and f Ga3 roa sd ans SeSsen os n ah h
excess thereof. all in the Northwest section
e Court the No Dsss sfSsose nhd olas4 Ct
Pubiicati ation-Notice is hereby given that
the Commissioners. Of the District Of
March isfs, M entitled 'Hness An Act Ap2Pfies msPins
appropriasions fer The expenses s,, oi The II
eaf T, yeaT aae enane June nj
nineteen hundred and fourteen. and for
9she,E purposes Whereby they y,s ere .u.
Form Form with the da plan " Of " the permanent m lent
she District ptsS u Columbia % outside n " the he
dSpssd sas.s MS EpST Tie sss kss GS5:Tsss
rs sss Acts sd q Msy sg ss 5ves
gnef1
Of Law for. the District Of Columbia
se sea q to ae pl Of s
sItiOn Of lang IN the District District Of columSis Si
purposes'), have. filed petition in. this
nd st psasng s he the %9sns Of o n
road and and for land nd in excess thereof. as
shown on map or plat filed with the
prayns also ths this Court
Jury in accordance with the law provided
for in such cases to assess the DAMAGES
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and to assess the BENEFITS resulting there
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this 25th day of March. 1913, ordered
That al persons having any interest in
Court on or before the .23rd day Of April.
IN sttendaaee until the Court shsii have
nrming the award of damases and the
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for two successive weeks in The wash:
and the washington Times-Herald. news.
commencing at least twenty days befor.
Is further, ordered: That ., copy Of thi,
SUCH such Of the owners Of of the 's' lee Of 'pS, e,
land to be condemned herein as may b
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md upon ths tenants and oceupants o
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