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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-25
Key Vest Delegates
To Convention

The Methodist Church School
COngention Is eonvening at Ebene-
xer Church in Miami. This church
Il under the pastorship 81 Rev.
podef while Rev. A. d. Hall pre-
sides over the district. The Meth0-
dist Church group is represented
By Rev. L. Z. Dell Of this city
who b pasior Of Newman Church,
The following delegates from
Key West are attending the con,
ventirn: Hrs. Eliza Jones. lIisi
Shirley Smith. Miss June Bennett,
Marvin Dean. Mrs. Alice Liely,
superintendent Il The Church
school: Mrs. Agnes Albert, and
Rev. and Mrs. L. E Den.
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Key West IS fortunate in secur-
ing such a man as Professor c. c.
Seabury to serve as principal Of
Douglass High School.
In view Of the fact that Profess
scr Seabury is highly trained and
has years of experience in teach
ing and principalship to his credit,
he should be the right man to
brng Douglass School to the fore
front.
A plea is made to the public al
large to stand by the principal and
faculty in helping to build stronger
boys and girls. This cannot be done
by reviewing the faults Of the past
or through destructive criticism
or through an adverse policy. This
can only be done through co-opera,
ton and through working as 4
whole to make our school an ms
titution of which we can and may
very well be proud.
II was my good fortune to inter.
view Professor Seabury Tuesday,
July "a, and to have him tell me
something about himself.
My first interest was concerning
his educational background. This,
however. he was very reluctant q
talk about, which Is ] good sigu
of modesty. Yet, ones educational
background Is Of paramount In.
portance for one who Is such an
important cog in the wheel Of lead.
ership.
knowing that the public-at large
lis eager to know Of the background
|of the new principal, here SCI
forth a brief biographical sketch d
the man: =.
Professor G. c. Seabury was barn
in small town in Leon County
Florida. He attended high sch60l
in Lakeland, Florida, graduating
with honcrs 10 1892. After d period
of time he enrolled at Florida A
an M College where he received
an A. B. Degree in 1888. Having
trained to be teacher and hold.
ing credits which enabled him to
teach English, history and serve
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Navy Social Club
Elects Officers

The Navy Social Club held an
election at its July is meeting.
The following officers were elect.
ed:
President - William S. Perry
Vice-president ~ William Goss
Treasurer - William Best
Secretary - Chief Willie James
Bondsman and Judge Advocate
Chief Jim Sailing
Meetings are held on the md and
18th Of each month.
This social and charitable club
was started BY Chief Willie James
and has has as presidents Chief
While James. william Best and
Chief Chester Connor.
The last charitable act Of the
club was the donation of $500 70
the Cub Scout Organization.
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Hooper
Missionary Report
Offertory
Benediction
$50 .. q. - Christian Fellow
Iship Hour
DiscasxiDn: ..EIUm Can Nj
|Chnrch As . Congregation Prac,
ice Christian Fellowship With Con.
Igregations Of Oth1r Denomina.
|tionss"
SndpY GvsalHU Session
To p. m. - Devotion - Two
daughters Of Conference
Closing Sermon - Rev. S. Green
OffeftDry
Committee Repakt
Time and Place 0f next District
School
Convention
BenedietiDn
The following are District Off
GERS OF the Convention:
i Mrs. Lurraine Henderson - Di
rector al Buds
Mrs. Eunice Me- Glover III
rector a Children
Mrs. Exie H0oRer - President
luf Parent EDDY
Mrs. While Mae Lightsey Sup
ply Captain
FRS. Arcenia Dean - President
Of Z. III. Council
Rev, A. Franklin Hooper, Pastor
Rev. P. R MeCurdy, Presiding
Elder
ri. Rev. Herbert Ben Shaw. Bis
hop
Motto: working Together fol
IChEist.'s
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Korean College Dean Visits
Florida A and M College

Tallahassee - Mrs. Chung Ok
KIn CO, dean 81 women - ENah
University, Seoul Korea. was > Wis
Mr. 70 the campus n The Florida
i and N coGleee last Monday and
Tuesday
She Is III America Is guest d
a. National Education Association
(oEerseas Teachers FUND.- By Ar.
rnngement with the y. S. Depart,
ment az State and the U. S. Office
Of Education visiting summer ses.
sions. WCrhshops. conferences, and
assisting ne NEA IN rs Overseal
Teacher campaign % provide cloth.
ing for Korean teachers
While on the Fameee campuE
Mrs. Che visited and Iectured q
De members 81 several classes,
met with college officials includ.
ing President George ". Gore, .
vice.pre6ident 81 the NEA, and was
talIen % 1 tour 81 the campus.
She said she was particularly
Impressed with Tie educational pro
gram II A and n, and expressed
kesn interest ii the work 81 the
division 81 agriculture and the divi-
sion d engineering and mechanic
arts.
Chronol00ically this Is how Mrs.
Che spent her two days on the
campus: on Monday morning she
mel with the perSonnel 81 the wo-
mems department II nine-iifteen.
This meeting was followed By one
with proeidenl Gore. AZ II o'clock
sho conferred with the personnel 81
the men's department. and at noon
visited 4 class h ahaormal psy.
chology taught ~ Neville Clark.
From three until I'VE Mrs. Che
made 1 tour O. The campus ID the
company d Al 4. Kidd. social sci.
onee diYieIon head: Mrs. n. ]. ri.
log. Ind Mrs.. Goneva Reuben Lock,
orman q the Women'e department,
and Charles ] Smith, III, director
d public relations. The tour IL
cluded { Ienglhy visit % The can,
pus dairy where she saw one q
FlCrida's most modern dairieS II
operation. which impressed hel
very much. From the dairy 6hl
visited several 0f the units os opeF.
alton II ne division Of engineering
and mechanic arts and MET Tarlou'
department heads @ well Is hi
division director. N. s. Thomas.
On Tuesday morning some 2OI
persons heard Mrs. Che lecture and
answer questions on the Korean
silnati0n. Lister she visited the los
I'D Hospital and health center ant
colehan library.
A Two o'clock Mrs. Cho discuss
"a ne education structure 81 III.
Kcraan system before members o
,he educational psychology AM
guidance classes taught BIZ nF. N
Q. Aston and Miss Arlesta Winroy
respectively
Fom Tallahassee Mrs. Che wen
D Atlanta d visit ii Atlanta Uni
versIsy
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BIRTHS

Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Jones, Jr.,
are the parents Of i son born July
is, At Galley Memorial Hospital.
The youngster who weighed 8 lbs.
~ birth has been named Clayton
Leroy.
Mrs Jones Is the former Miss
Rose Marie Sands. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Roosevelt Sands, 3il Viz
|ginia Street.
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PTA Gives Dance

Even though IT'S vacation time,
the community Is sim thinking Of
he Douglass School Band and
thinking Of ways and means 81
helping this wonderful project. With
This thought ever present, the p. +.
A. Of Douglass School Is sponsoring
. dance % Be conducted at the
v. r. w. American Legion Hall
Tuesday might. July -.
BM Harvey and his orchestra
Win play e this dance.
B. B. King. ne '.Blue Boy" Is the
featured artist
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DEATHS

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Perkins, III
Lane, are in receipt Of
a telegram announcing the death
Of Dr.. Butler il jacksonville, Flor
ida judy 20. Funeral services win
be conducted in Jacksonville Sat
urday.
DR.. Butler Is the uncle Of MF. Per.
kins.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-25

Grain McDuffie, son Of Mrs. Mar
tia Wilerson and brother Of Mrs.
Annie LOwery, ll23 Thomas Street,
retired to New York City. Wednes-
day. July q
MeDuffie come to the City to see
his mother who is very old and
10 be III.
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Miss N. P. Harris
viii Address
WOman's Club

ne Woman,s Civic Club will Be
favored with ! visit BY Miss Min
ME Porter Harris, Monday. July
Ia at 9 p. N. At the Community
Center, corner Of Emma Street and
Truman Avenue.
Miss Harris win give an address
On Club work in general.
Every member is urgently re.
quested 10 Be present. Visitors win
Be cordially welcomed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-25

Hrs. Anna Welters has returned
10 ne Islana CITY after ! very en-.
joyable visit 10 her former home,
st. Augustine Florida.
Her many friends and relatives
we're siad . see her. She vas ae-
eompanied home 81 her brother
ard his vii. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton
Blake.
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Presbyterian. BIS,
a Grand Success

The Bible School, conducted at
The Presbyterian Church for the
past two weeks was 4 grand sue.
cess. More than rs pupils were
enrolled and four teachers volun-
teered 10 teach these youngsters.
The teachers were Mrs. Carolyn
Evans whe taught handicrafl, Mrs.
Mclean and Mrs. cordell who gave
Bible instruction and Miss Dorothy
Evans who vas II charge u play
ground activities.
The teachers and pastor wish 10
thank the parents for their wonder.
ful spirit Of cooperation in seeing
that their youngsters attended re-
gnlarly even though Il was very
hot II Is through such cooperation
that better boys and girls viii re-
suit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-25

THE DIVISION or NURSING
EDUCATION Of the Florida a
and u College Is Offering 5 three
week course IN ward Manage.
mentr 70 registered professional
nurses, July q 70 August u. The
course viii be conducted By Mn.
Estelle Massey Osborne, Assist
ant Professor Of Nursing Eduea.
ton Il New York University. This
win be the first time that the
nationally accredited Fameee Di.
vision Of Nursing Education has
offered ! campus course especial
" designed for graduate nurses.
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Willie StalIworth
and Mrs. Mary ellison who spent
q short time visiting their sick rel
alive. John Gates, S14 Whitehead
Street. returned to their home in
Tampa Tuesday.
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Paul Allen Of New York CITY
visited his parents. Rev. ana Mrs.
Georse VI Allen. sos Elizabeth
Street
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CLUB NOTES

Things are sim going strong At
the Service Center. Hundreds Of
Servicemen drop BY the Center
during the month to enjoy the
homslike hospitality offered.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-25

Juliette Mcintosh wishes to ex.
tend congratulations to her friend,
Betty Joe Garrett, on the occasion
Of her seventh birthday. II is the
hope Of Juliette that Betty Joe may
live to enjoy many more birthdays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Saunders,
ST., were most happily surprised by
the arrival of their son, Bruce, Jr.,
wife and son, Tuesday night. This
is the first visit to his home in
years.
AL join with the family in wish
ing the visiting family a very
pleasant stay in the city.
Mrs. Ida Sands who has been
touring the eastern section of the
country for the past several weeks
win visit Washington on July Is,
TO spend a week with friends. She
viii be at home on August I.
Mrs. America Thomas is visiting
Mrs. Florida Carey Of Elizabeth
Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thaddeus Nicely Of
New York City are the guests OF
Mrs. Georgia Lowe Roberts Of
Thomas Street.
Mrs. Irene Skinner williams Of
West Palm Beach was the guest
lof Mrs. Annie Romer Baptiste OF
S0uthard Street over the weekend.
Mrs. Myrtle Bailey Of West Palm
Beach and Mrs. Annie Roberts OF
Key West were dinner guests OF
Miss Idalene Cleare Sunday, July
19.
Mrs. Bernice Cleare and daugh-
ter, Miss Sarah, are spending d
short vacation with Mrs. Mary
johnson, IN Liberty City.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Audley
Cash. AT Eneas Lane, are Mrs
Virgie Lee Nelson and daughter.
Miss Patricia.
Mrs. Nelson accompanied Pre-
siding Elder Hall and family to
Key West.
The Hall family Is visiting Rev
and Mrs. 1. E. Dell, 4O5 Julia ST.
Clyde and Cecilia Curry are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Perez.
Sl8 Whitehead Street.
Mrs. Perez is the aunt Of Clyde
and Cecilia.
Mrs. Rebecca NJ. Clarke, teacher
in Meacham Elementary School.
tampa, Florida and mother, Mrs.
Leo Williams are visiting in the
city.
While here they are staying ii
Mrs. lola williams.
Grain McDuffie, son Of Mrs Mar
tina Wilerson and brother Of Mrs.
Annie L0wery, liz3 Thomas Street,
retired to New York City, Wednes.
day, July q
MeDuffie come to the City to see
his mother who is very old and
continues 10 be i'll
/ STOP At
SuanTVsC WMn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-25

Mrs. Rebecca NJ. Clarke, teacher
in Meacham Elementary School,
Tampa, Florida and mother, Mrs.
Leo Williams are visiting in the
city.
While here they are staying 81
Mrs. lola williams.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-25

Elder and Mrs. S. II. Jones Of
Sanford, Florida. District III, and
their three children were in the
City for = short stay. They we're
accompanied by Miss CadIixta
Bethel Of Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-25

D. o. Towns father Of Mrs. c.
Ell Balm. ST., Carl Towns, brother
ard Spear Rucker who visited the
Balns returned 10 their home Ii
Atlanta. Georgia. Monday.
Cecil Balm, Jr., drove to Atlanta
with his relatives where No win
spend : short vacation.
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Il Il very hard to say this, how
ever, II is true. me junior hostess.
es are not as interested in their
work as they should be. II is asked
that the hostesses get together and
show the community that they are
til interested. Their help Is more
needed now than ever before.
The ''teenagerS" and service
men" are enjoying the many
games sent over BY the Naval Hos
pitai.
The Circular Skirt Dance given
at the Center last Wednesday was
q grand success. The Shore Patrol
did = wonderful job in keeping
order.
Among those who served as spec
ial patrolmen were Wallace Cole
man and Richard Rowe.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-25

The English bicycle win be given
away August Is.
II you wish to be considered In
this gift, you must be present at
the dance" which win be given
there on August Is.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-25

Juliette Mcintosh wishes to ex.
tend congratulations t. her friend,
Betty Joe Garrett, on the occasion
of her seventh birthday. It is the
hope Of Juliette that Betty Joe may
live to enjoy many more birthdays.
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Mrs. Ida Sands who has been
touring the eastern section Of the
country for the past several weeks
viii visit Washington on July Is,
TO spend a week with friends. She
win be at home on August I.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-25

Mrs. Irene Skinner williams Of
West Palm Beach was the guest
Of Mrs. Annie Romer Baptiste OF
Southland Street over the weekend.
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Mrs. Myrtle Bailey Of West Palm
Beach and Mrs. Annie Roberts OF
Key West were dinner guests Of
Miss Idalene Cleare Sunday, July
10.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thaddeus Nicely 81
New York City are the guests Of
Mrs. Georgia Lowe Roberts 81
Thomas Street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-25

Mrs. America Thomas is visiting
Mrs. Florida Carey of Elizabeth
Street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-25

Clyde and Cecilia Curry are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Perez,
|SlS Whitehead Street.
Mrs. Perez is the aunt Of Clyde
and Cecilia.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-25

Mrs. Bernice Cleare and daugh.
ter, Miss Sarah. are spending i
short vacation with Mrs. Mary
Johnson, in Liberty City.
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MElP-MEN

PHOTO. FINISHER requires expert.
enced or trainee roll-room helper,
for handling Aim. must be alert and
quick with hands. permanent Job,
paid vacation. Apply 1920 Wis. ave.
NV. -12
PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTER. for photo
news service; 6-day week; permanent
Job. See Mr.. Zanoff. HARRIS q
EWING. 1913 r st. NV. Ia
PLANT SUPERLNTENDENT-one IA
miliar with grades Of waste paper
preferred, 10, Call for appointment.
PLUMBER to fill year-around perma-
nent position, with established firm.
Applicant must be thoroughly exper-
fenced in all phases of plumbing
work Ty;o1 Sesl excellent wage: With participa;
insurance. paid vacations, etc. JOHN
G. WEBSTER q SONS. INC, 627 =
st. NV, (Est. 1912. Ia
PORTER-Steady position. good op-
cPpTHfNo ecGPrps9Tnityi co Apply ZZoa Hzs25LIYWooD zs5 q
PORTERS in nearby Va. super mar
ket. Apply SHIRLEY FOOD STORES
ONCE. 403 Swami ave-. Alex. Va.
PORTER R-DISHwAsHER-Good pay
and hours. References required.
10. $4,000. 10000 Lincoln ave,
PORTER. colored. wanted for furni-
ture store. Must be able to read
and write. Apply Mr.. Phillips, THE
n. ANDERSON CO.. 1022 9TH st.
NV. ---17
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HELP-MEN
COMMERCIAL ARTIST
COOK

1st COOK IN NEARBY VA.
Salary commensurate with expert
.ence and ability. Telephone CRES-
CENT 563. ask for MR.. WEIMER.
or call LU. 2-1100 to arrange for
an interview. liz
CRANE OR SHOVEL OPERATOR-
Thoroughly experienced with tools.
Year-round job, guaranteed wages.
Apply 3619 Benning rd., ne. -12
DITTO OPERATOR-TYPIST: must be
accurate and like detail work; sal
ary open. Call MRS. PETERSON.
RE. 7-3133. III
CRAFTSMEN - Several experienced
architectural craftsmen for old
established architects ONCE located
at Baltimore. Md: permanent for
right persons. Give full informa-
ton. Box 36-V. Star. -13
CRAFTSMAN
ARCHITECTURAL experience. capable OF
doing finished work; permanent
position, with large local firm; ex-
cellent salary with substantial en-
ployment benefits; under 40 yrs.
Write Box 55-V, Star. Ia
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PERSONAL

GREATEST VALUE IN TOWN-Hems
dresses and skirts, any width. 81
each during Jan. Fitting Incl. Goa
hens. So up. Reclining. re-weaving
TTee1LpsirinE; TeL NEEDLEcRAFT sERv
ASSIST. ON ALL INCOME TAX re-
turns-TAYLOR. 525 9TH st. Sc.
est. over 30 yrs. All days, ewes, an.
nr; Conf. I help you. Reas,,, Ii
VACANCY IN NURSING HOME fo
licensed by State and county Super
vision JU 10000
DANCE NSTRUCTION-Prev. will
natl. known studio; compare cost
Call LLOYD MITCHELL. DI. 7-4675
PARENTs-send for your free cop,
2. GHfT1 nc1klet; nxNGSHG9u NGSSH9uLp TssoSs,E GIVE NY
swerS your questions on why YOU @
child will oenefit from dancing. a
what age he or she should start
what type Of lessons, how dancins
eLevlateS poor posture and physica
defects. etc. Phone EX. 3-41OO fol
your free copy anytime from II
baNes BAN E g sr4bnos B ART5gR I69 csn1 MgRsAs
NV, Studios in Arlington. Alex.
andria and Silver Spring.
PERMANENT, "a; shannon WAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. i2ii
G st. NV.
L WOULD LIKE a nice home for m,
and my mummy with some one ts
care for my needs during the DAY
while mummy. works as / am toe
small sann to care for myself. Box 367-T
ROOM loom AND BOARD for elderl,
people; pleasant atmosphere. KIND
attention, tray service. Opp. Walter
Reed Hospital RA. 3-4258. ia
NURSE will care for elderly person,
or convalesents in pvt. home. Isl
f1r. rm. JU. 9-5663. Ia
VACANCIES in nursing home; lre
dble. rms; suit. elderly cple. ol
ladies'; gen. supervision; tray serv.
NV. sec.; $3.50 mo. ea. RA. 3-7256
1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE 70,
any debts contracted by any onl
other than myself. WALLACE I,
TAYLOR, 3211 Perry ST.. Mt. Rain
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LEGAL NOTICES tcsat.
JOHN r. ELETCHER. Attorney.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold.
ing Probate court.-No. 81, ,587, -Ad.
ministration This is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber. of the
State Of Maryland. !. has obtained
from the Probate Court of the
District Of Columbia, Letters Of
Administration on the estate oi
Grace E. Fletcher, also known o.
Grace Fletcher. late Of the District
of Columbia, deceased. AL persons
having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof
legally authenticated. to the SUBJ
scriber, on or before the 22nd day
of June. A. D. 1858; otherwise they
may by law. be excluded from al
benefit of said estate. Given under
my hand this 10th day of December,
1862. JOHN B. FLETCHER, 27o2
Belleview Ave-, Cheverly, Md. (Seal)
Attest: ELLA A. BROWN, Deputy
Register Of Wills for the District
Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Court. I
iAl2 1925 ,r,
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DICKSON r. L0OS, Attorney.
7O5 Munsey Bids,
washington 4, ID. c.

Washington 4, d. C.
FILED Nov, 81 1859, Harry M. Hull.
IN rHE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District Of Columbia.
Lois Harman ct al. plaintiffs. VS.:
sm hf unknpWs tres.s hei5s snd .ns SsVsssS W.% S5
j strinrfieid. ii living. defendants
ORDER FoR H5fson npuBIicATioN@uN.
KNOWN AND ABSENT DEFEN-
bs opsGt .sfats Sf tnis essrb.d suit
as Lot 200. Square 3022, improved
by premises 1890 Kansas Avenue
NV In Washington. D, c.. to con-
firm sale Of said premises and to
sons eStitled thereto; on motion Of
November. G is5S ordered that the
defendant william j stringf1eld. II
living. cause his appearance to be
eS tsrss ssy ssyen exs.Ss Sn Sr 81 sefsss s
and legal holidays. occurring after
this order otherwise the cause will
be proceeded with as in case OF
deiault; ,cS,.h. PrSySided q copy Of this his
three successive weeks in the WASH
ington Law Reporter and The Eve
ming Star before said day. It Ii
further ordered that the unknown
heirs. alienees and devisees Of vii.
their appearance to be entered here.
in on or before the tirst rule day
occurring after the expiration oi
8 months from the date Of ifrst
publication Of this order otherwise
IN case Of default Provided 4 copy
Of this order be published twice Z
month for 3 months in The wash
1ngton Law Reporter and The Eve
ming Star: before said day (S.
LUTHER W. YOUNGDAHL. judge
ISeal0 Test: HARRY M. HULL
Clerk: By CHARLES T. McCALLY
neal. deg. g. Jas. .12.fe2,o
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

70: THE UNKNOWN HEIRS or as.
signs. or both, Of Cornelia Suiker,
bulk, deceased record owner Of lot
Is. square 1920. known as premises
l441 Girard Street. Northeast
Washington, D. C. Pursuant to the
provisions of the Act of Congress
of May 1, 1906. entitled IAN Act tc
Create q Board for the Condemna.
tion Of Insanitary Buildings in nth, tn,
Purposes" as amended April is
1885. and December II. 1912. the
members Of the Board have inves-
tigated into the sanitary condition
of the buildings at the premises
mentioned above. These buildings
have been found, as a result Of such
Investigation. to be In such insant-
tary condition as to endanger the
health or lives of the occupants
thereof or OF persons living In the
vicinity, and accordingly the, same
From and after fifteen days exclusive
Of Sundays and legal holidays. after
Q copy Of this Order Is aff1xed to the
said buildings. 1t shall be unlawful
for any person to occupy said build
1ngS or parts thereof, unless within
the said period the conditions which
led to the condemnation Of the
buildings have been remedied and
this Order has been CANCELLED. q
buildings Or parts thereof may o
BoARD FOR THE CoNDEMNATfoN
OF INSANITARY BUILDINGS. COL
GILES L. EVANS. JR.., WILLIAM H
CARY, JR.. j. J. HGENFRrTZ.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES