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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-11
TEN MILES OF WIRE
UNDER THE SURFACE

/ Street south. from Third Street east
10 Eleventh Street east.
0 Street north. from First Street West
to Twelfth Street west
Eighteenth Street west. from Florida
Avenue to Columbia Road.
Connecticut Avenue. from Wyoming
Avenue to Woodiey Lane.
NJ Street north, from Thirty-frst
Street west TO Thirty-second Street west.
Thirty-seoond Street west. from N
Street north to Prospect Street.
Prospect Street. from Thirty-second
Street west to Thirty-sixcb Street west.
Thirty-stxth Street west. from Pros
poet Street TO Aaucduct Bridge
Thirty-frst Street west. from NJ Street
north 10 L Street north
Z street north. from Tihtry-Hrst Street
west 10 Valley Street
Thtrty-thfrd Street west. from Pros
peet Street to T Street north.
Mr.. Bethel observes that the plan con
templates large amount Of WORK on
Capitol Hill and in Georgetown. with =
view to improving the wire conditions
and 10 meet the demand for telephone
service in those sections.
In closing his letter President Bethel
saws.
when The question Of enacting he
law under which this work is being
done was Under discussion in Congress
IL was stated that some seven hundred
citizens desiring telephone service could
not be supplied because of a lack OF
facilities. therefore think Ii proper
to state that from June 80 TO December
81 1902, we made a net safn in ttle-
phone stations in our Washington sys.
TEN OF 1919. making the total at The
end Of the year S.S48- We are not yel
able 70 connect promptly all who de.
! sire service. but the conditions nav,
been greatly improved. and we are do
/ ing everything in our power to render
service TO all who desire it
/ Sis To Baltimore and Return Vi;
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION.

United Societies of the District of Co
lumbia" or the Deutscher Central We
rein. were placed on file yesterday in the
office of the Recorder Of Deeds. The in
corporators arc Kurt, -Voelckner. Wolf
gang Ruckdaeschel. tieury Wassman.
Gustaye Bender. and Charles E. Ges-
ngT
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aled Sale Of Small Wares and DR.

Our Darning Cotton. best S-thread.
on A5-yard spoois- Sale price, 4 It
spools foT-------.. .....-...-..-.
=. !. Blasting Cotton. sale &C
price, per dozen spooIs.
Barbour's Pure Linen Thread, DC
Sale price. + spools. for .---.- ZJ
Dexter's Knitting Cotton. Sale &C
price. . spools -----.-,
Crowley's 500-yard Spool Sew
ing Gotten. in black only Sale DC
price per SPOOL ---,.,,..-...s..
Brooks Machine Thread. 100
yard spools- Sale price. 8 spools inc
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Dress Beltings and Skirt.
Bindings.

Double Serge SIX Dress Betting.
Sale price, dozen pieces. $50 1NC
per piece ...----.- ---.-.-.----
Pilgrim Bias VeFeteen Dress Fac
ing, 4-yard pieces. Sale price, &c
per piece ........,,...-=A
Golden Fleece and C. 3. c. Skirt
Braid. shrunk ready for use. full &C
5-yard pieces. for....-.- ........-.O
Favorite Dressmakers Velvoteen
Binding; dozen yards, see; per &c
Capital SILK Prussian Binding. p
inch wide, warranted
yards; dozen pieces. Sl40; 1)IC
per piece 4
Perfection Tanpta Binding in
black and white. price during &c
this sale, per piece.-.--...--.. ..-o
Daisy Brush Binding. in black and
a full line OF coI0rs. sale price, &c
per FaFd----- 49,. .''-.'. s'-r''
Mohafr GIasco Dress Betting, il
black. white, and gray: 10-yard me
pieces sale Price. per piece ~
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Hose Supporters and Garter
Webs

5000 pieces Of Frflled-edge Garter
Web. sc and Zee values Sale &c
price. per strip 1900
Side Hose Supporters. women
size. per pair. Sc misses size,
per pair, 4e; ehIldren's size ----.-0
Duplex Corset Supporters. sale &C
price
English Cilt-edge Isle Loom Wen
none better made:
Width ...-.7s = g : lin
Price, doz. yds-5 zoe zee soc 81.
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- pieces Of 35-inch Fast p I Z
Black Moire-hnish PereaIine. not
sale Price, per yard. -.-,..--. 20
All Of our lac Shadow Silks and
Brocaded Spun glass Innings.
in fast black and all colorss a | &
offered at the sale price of, NAE5 /
per yard -...-..-...,,- ~ L
Our entire line Of coIors in
Moire- finished Percaliues. us -IC
ual price 97zc yard. Sale ~
Price ---.....- .-.--......-.. ..'..'' 4
Our I9c quality Of
Siiky-Guish Fast Black OLE
PerealIne Sale Price ~
per yard ........-. -..--..- IN 4
Velour Moreen. in black and all
coIors. representing our reg nnG
uiar sac quality. Sale price I'll
tomorrow ---.----.----.---- IN -
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THE DEATH RECORD.

The following deaths for twenty-four
hours were reported at the Health De
partment up to noon yesterday.
Abraham P De Graw. IS years.
Betty II. Maury. 81 years.
Albert Johnson, 60 years.
John Carroll. 50 years
Anna NJ Cusberd. rs years.
Rich: d I. Irwin. % years
Armin a SeiIhausen, q years.
BeuIah Williams. % years.
Bessie CacIaway, Is years
Flowers for Teas and Receptions,
whether simple or elaborate decorations are
planued-best order OF Guide. 1924 2.
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A Snecial in Pins.

Adamau1ine Pins. superior
quality Sale price, per dozen &C
papers .-..---.-.----.
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Klefnert's Rubber Sheeting. war
ranted perfect Sale price. IA yds.
wide. at per yard. 29c: ] yard one
wide. at.........t.-..-----.-
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Tapes and Tape Measures.

Superior India Tape. one dozen
assorted pieces in bundle Sale &c
price Observation-Disclosures -.---,-
Bias Seam Tape. all widths. 1nC
Sala price. per piece
Superior English Tape, 10-yard &C
pieces. Sale price. per piece y
White Tape. 4-yard rolls Sale &c
price --------.---.
Sateen Tape Measures, metal tip
ped. stitched sides. so inches long;
usual price. &c each Sale price, &C
three Observation-Disclosures
Spring Tape Measures. Sale &C
price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
White Tapes. q yards TO
each piece Sale price, dozen s &c
rolls
Dutch Tape, Sale price, dozen SIC
pieces Observation-Disclosures ~
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SI.z5 To Baltimore and Return Via
3. & O. R. R. Saturday and Sunday,
January 10 and II. Tickets valid returning I'M
I'll midnight train sunday night. al trains
both ways both days except ROYAL Limited.
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Dress Steeis and Waist Bones

Rear Shell WhaIebones; warranted
not to break; 26-inch strips; ? 25C
French Horn Bone in black and &c
blond. sale price per dozen
P. F. P. French Bone. blond &C
and black. Sale price per dozen. y
Regent Sateen covered silk &C
stitched Dress Steels. per dozen.
Diana Dress Steels. usual price &C
Zoe dozen. Sale price.,..,..,.....O
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A Special in Darning Cotton.

Fast Black Darning Cotton, I &c
per dozen sPools- -----,-.,.,,.
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Hair Pins and Hair Curriers'

Liberty Bell Hair Pin Cabinets &c
Sale PRICE. ......-....--- -.----. y
Hartford Hair Pin Cabinet. con
tanning 3 papers Of pins. Sale &c
Kirby & Beard Hair Pins. . pc &C
pers foT..-----.----- ---------- v
Invisible Hair Pin Cabinets. 9IC
usual price. &c Sale price, -
Nickel Curing Irons. choice OF &c
2 sizes. sale price,. -..--..-- -
Nine. Louise Hair Crimpers. &C
Sale price, . papers for--.--.-.,.
PomFadour Hair Rolls, Sale &c
price -...-.-..-.-- .-----------
Kid Hair Curriers'. usual price DC
5c sale Price per dOzen.---.-.
Niagara Hair Pin Cabinets &c
Sale Price, six cabinets for---.-O
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36-inch NeTcerIzed Luster Sateen-
10 black and all coioTs. Tcgu- 4 or
lar price, 25c and Boo yard. 4 M
sale Price. ...-.-..,--- ~
2S-inch Shrunk French HaircI0th;
this is the extra width quail q 1T
YARD 14 .'a sai S.T Frtac. sells "a. .os
Guaranteed ShruuE Canvas, "a q
in black only. The Zoe grade, /
offered al the sale price Of W
56-ineh Drapcry SEteen, in
and easls ssag ssls o@ @Sl. 5esoiaF SOC To-
% pieces of Nubian Fast ole
Black PrTcaliEe. Usually loo ~
yard Sale price, 800. ~ Z
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sandow Pins, sale price, ? &C
papers for -..........-..--- -.--.-..-.O
Sanitary Safety Pins. nickel plated,
viii not rust. regular price. &c
and SC per doz. Sale price. doz- &C
en- for----...---... -..-.-...--......--..- y
The Fronde steel Safety Pins. half
dozen assorted on care. per &c
card ,-.----.
2.5oo gross Clinton Safety Pins.
sizes 1. 2. and 5 sale price. inc
cards Tor -..-.-.--.-.- 1880. y
Osborn Pin Book. best solid headed
pins. assorted sizes. made in &c
England. Per boolz..-.---..-....i
The Beauty English Pin Book. as
sorted sizes. Regular price. Sc &c
Sale price, --.-------.
y. p. Z, Mourning Pins. 1-oz. box
es Regular price, sc box. Sale &C
price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .------V
10 gross of Full Niekel-plated
Scissors; Brass Bolt and MT &c
Sale price ...-..-..-.--...-- .-.--.-----.
Large size Pin Cubes. black nc
and assorted coIoT5. Sale price -
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~sRa AaA go
Our 15c grade Of Black TnJG
and Cray-back Fancy bsENV
Waist Lining; sale price. W
Dressmakers' Cambria. in q Z 4
black and all cOIors Sale III
price. per yard................J4 i
CrinoIette Canvas makes d
very light stiEening. a 15c 71C
quality offered at the sale ~
price of.......,.... ---....a--- L
36-inch Imported Satin
Serge. in red and brown. A EAH
55c value offered at the Sale { III
Price OF. .--.-...-.--. = -
Our 15c quality OF Fine 40tE
PereaHnes in fast black EHg5C
and all coiors. Sale price "
Lining Dept.-First floor. D ST An
uaL-
The Washington times., 1903-10-13
TO PRESS ON PORTE
A NEW REFORM PLAN
Austrian and Russian Ambassadors
Have Joint Proposals.

SOFIA, Bulgaria. Oct 13.-The details
Of the new Austro-Russian reform
scheme are awaited with the greatest
interest. A dispatch from CONSTANT
nople says that the Austrian and Rus
sian ambassadors will present their pro-
posals to the Porte today.
The government here is taking the
strictest precautions to prevent insur-
gents from crossing the frontier One
band is reported to have been fired on
by Bulgarian troops near Ria while
trying to assist a crowd of fugitives
who were being pursued by the Turks.
This incident is considered to be evil
dence of the governments correct in
tention
Desperate fighting is reported to have
taken place at Sidltzi, in the district Of
Dibra. on October 5. Three bands en-
gagged body of 600 Turks and lost twen-
ty-five men. After several hours fight
ing, Boris Sarafoff. with re-enforce-
ments of COO insurgents. arrived on the
scene. and killed all save forty of the
Turks.
The Washington times., 1903-10-13
STORN-B BATTERED FLEET
BRINGS HORROR TALES
Some Big Vessels Much Overdue in
New York.

NEW YORK. Oct. lS.-After having
been battered and tossed about by wind
and sea i'm one of the worst storms in
the memory OF many captains. the large
feet OF coasting and transatlantic
steamships which was making for this
port came in yesterday. each bringing a
story of awful experiences during the
gale. Some told of the constant fear Of
the passengers when cargo shifted, be
cause Of the rolling of the vessels, when
1t seemed that the ships would turn tur-
tie; while one came III with flags at
half mast for>a brave member OF her
crew. who gave his life in an effort 10
save a comrade, who was so terribly in
jureo that he. too. probably viii die.
The storm came out Of the north and
soon shifted to northeast. At times the
winds velocity was as great as ninety
miles an hour. and it beat up such a sea
that several Of the smaller steamships
for time feared they would not wealth
er it. In area. too, the storm was great.
Ships from the Florida coast to New
fcundland felt il. while those passing
the Delaware capes received the worst
of it, Thus far no losses are reported.
and agents OF vessels overdue believe
their ships have outridden the gale and
viii be heard from within a day or two.
The Washington times., 1903-10-13
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, COMMISSION
EhS OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUM-
BlA.-W Washington, Sept. q, 1903.-OR-
DEKED;-That Section 4, Article TX, Of
the Police Regulations of the District Of
Columbia be. and the same is heEeby
amended so as to read as follows: Sec
l. NO gunpowder, fireworks, or explos-
ives or any kind whatsoever shall be
manufactured. stored or kept within
the limits of the District OF Columbia
without a permit, except in connection
with public works under the direction Of
the ofhcer in charge thereof. Each ap-
plcatlon Tor such permit shall be made
IN writing to the Fire Marshal of the
District of Columbia. who. with the APP
prevail OF the Commissioners. may issue
the same; Provided, That no such per-
NIT shall be issued until the said Fire
Marshal shall have made a thorough
Inspection OF the place or building mem
toned In the application; And provided
further. That where applications are
made for the storage or manufacture of
dynamite or other high explosives, no
permit therefor shall be issued until the
place or building mentioned in the ap-
piication has BEEN duly inspected by the
said Fire Marshal. in conjunction with
an inspector of the Engineer Depart
ment of the District of Columbia ".
l.. WEST, JOHN BIDDLE, Commits
sioners ID. G. 1t
The Washington times., 1903-10-13
G0MPERS IN NEW YORK
TO END LABOR WAR

NEW YORK. Oct. 13.-Samuel Com
pers. president of the American Fedora
ton Of Labor. and James Duncan, vice
president. arrived in New York yester-
day TO investigate the labor troubles
which have existed here since last
April and 70 do all in their power to
bring about settlement. They stopped
at the Ashland House. and one Of the
FIRST callers was Assemblyman Richard
Butler. who is Sam Parks adviser and
general utility man. Mr.. Butler had
several long talks with MIR. Gompers
and Mr.. Duncan. and with Herman
Robinson, organizer for the American
Federation in the New York district.
The Washington times., 1903-10-13
FLOOD IN ENGLAND
GROWING SERIOUS

LONDON. Oct. 1s.-England's tale of
rain and flood. though pale in compari-
son with reports that come from New
York. shows the outlook becoming hour
y more serious. There was some abate-
nnent Of the downpour in London yester-
day but the total rainfall IS rapidly ap-
preaching a point equal to the highest
noted since the meteorological Office
was established in 1856. The highest re-
corded rainfall was in 1873. when, in
London. II registered 31-99 inches. At
o'clock Sunday morning the downpour
during the current year was Bills. Rivers
are high everywhere, and in many
places have broken their bounds.
The Washington times., 1903-10-13
REFUSES TO RETURN
NEGRO TO DELAWARE
Governor Pennypacker Declines to Honor
a Requisition.

HARRISBURG, Pa. Oct. Recover
nor Pennypacker has refused to honor
requisition made upon him by Gov
ernor HUM. of Delaware. for the re-
turn TO New Castle of Edward Riley
negro, who is charged with attacking
a ten-year-old girl The governor de-
sires fun information I'm regard to the
crime. and will make an investigation
before he grants the extradition.
The governors caution is said to be
inspired by the feeling that after the
burning at the stake of George White
at Wilmington, a negro charged with
The crime for which Riley is held stands
little show for his life in that State
When questioned upon the matter the
governor declined emphatically to dis
cuss il.
The Washington times., 1903-10-13
HELD ON THE CHARGE
OF SHOOTING SINGER

PARIS. Oct 1S. - The mysterious
shooting OF the Roumanian singer,
Eliza Papesco. at the Hotel Regina
here, where many Americans stop and
in the center Of fashionable quarter
of Paris. resembles in its essential fea-
lures the case OF Mrs. Ellen Gore, the
American woman who was killed in the
apartments Of Jean de Rydzewski. the
Russian singer. I'm November last.
Frederick Grietgling. editor of an art
paper. reported TO the hotel clerk Sat
urday that young woman had killed
herself in his room. and investigation
showed that the dead woman was Eliza
Papesco. Grietgling is held on the
Charge OF murder.
The Washington times., 1903-10-13
SCHWAB SUBP0ENAED
FOR SHIPYARD INQUIRY

NEW YORK, Oct 13-Charles NJ.
schwab. who has lodged subpoena serv-
ers since the last week in September.
gave In yesterday. and was subpOenaed
70 appear before the men who are in
vesGgating the affairs of the shipbulid-
Ing trust Schwabs lawyer Informed
Samuel Untermyer. who Is conducting
the investigation. that Schwab would
appear as witness. Schwab was at his
Office In lower Broadway yesterday for
the first time in more than two weeks.
And for the first time IN more than two
weeks his Office employees admitted that
they knew where he was.
The Washington times., 1903-10-13
GIRL VICTIM OF CRIME
LIKE GEORGE WHITES

WILMINGTON. Del, Oct 13.-wil-
mington was shocked yesterday by the
news that a crime similar TO the one for
which George White was taken from the
workhouse and lynched some time ago
had been committed in the city limits
The victim of this second murder is
Mary kosikoski. a thirteen-year-old
Polish girl. Frank Smith. a young Pole
is to be detained at the police station
Until such time as the police are able
to trace his movements during Sunday
night, when the crime is supposed tc
have occurred.
The Washington times., 1903-10-13
R00SEVELT'S RANCH
IN BAD LANDS SOLD

BISMARCK. n. Oak, Oct 13-The
old Chimney Butte ranch, made famous
as the ranch established by Theodore
Roosevelt when he was a Bad Lands
cattle man, has been sold by the North
ern Pacific to Ferris Bros. of Medora-
II was at this ranch that President
Roosevelt wrote some of his entertain
ing Western sketches. Subsequently he
located another ranch, known as the
Elkhorn, forty miles south Of Medora,
and from here he Quilted for many of
his mountain trips.
The Washington times., 1903-10-13
SEWING MACHINES.

BARGAIN SALE OF SEWING MACHINES, at
a sacrifice this week. In order 20 have Ger
storerooni temodcled we must sell entire stock
Wheeler 4 Wilson No 9s. s., =. SO, and sl2.
Drop-hcad New Home. Was SEQ. for SIS; other
hiQh-eTade machines at a low figure. So up.
with attachments and guaranteed FIVE wears.
All makes of sewing machines repaired for soc.
Drop postal or phone East SOY, and have
our machinist call. ROBERTSON & BICKER-
TON. 50 II ST. ccI3-5t
JAMES " FOWLER has had ten years e,-
pcrieuce repairing all kinds Of sewing ma
ehinesi work kept ia order one year. Send
postal 10 Northeast corner 18th and II SITS. ne.
ami 7 Viii cali oc6-S0r
The Washington times., 1903-10-13

POLICE CLASH WITH
MOB IN ARGENTINA

BUENos AYREs, Argentina. via Cal
weston, Tex, Oct 13-A large demon
stration was made yesterday against the
convention for the nomination of candi-
dates for president and vice president.
winch will meet tomorrow. The conven-
ton Is composed of the notable men or
the republic and it's opponents are of the
general public. Mobs in the streets in
dulged in attacks on the government
and Senior Quintana, the official candi-
date In a collision yesterday between
the mobs and the police several persons
were injured
The Washington times., 1903-10-13
TOO MUCH NEW YORK
P0LITICS-CLEVELANr

PRINCETON, y. J.. Oct. 13.-Former
President Grover Cleveland remained al
his home. at Westlands yesterday rest
ing after his hard trip from Buffalo.
He said ne would depart Tor Chicago
to-day 20 address tho Commercial Club
OF that city and would return direct
TO Princeton. Mr. Cleveland said be
Gid not expect to leave his Princeton
home except for occasional shooting
trips. Concerning the political situation
in New York city Mr. Cleveland said
there was too much Of Il" for him 70
do It adequate Justice.
The Washington times., 1903-10-13
PRlNCELY HONEYMOON
IN AN AUTOMOBILE

BERLIN. Oct. 13.-Prince Andrew OF
Greece ami his bride. who were married
at Dan mstadt October Z. are now at
Heiigenberg Castle, near Jugenheim.
They start next week by automobile
TO Athens in the machine given TO the
prince by the Car. The prince and
princess will go leisurely through Aus
tria. Herzegovina. Montenegro. and
Macedonia. and VIII be followed by an
automobile with their baggage and
servants
The Washington times., 1903-10-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

WILL GIVE lady the free use Of some plain
furniture; state street and number. Address
BON AS, this office. oclS-St
WANTED Reliable party win store parlor FUR
niturc aud piano for use 81 same: best of care
taken. Address Box il2. this Office. II
1909 2Cth ST NN.-Ladies suit made So: chill
dren's dresses. soc up ocl2-"-
MSS GAINET's PRIVATE DANCING ACAD
EMN. nj Carroll Institute Han. 10th ST. Nv.
near s.. Every Tuesday evening commencing
Tuesday. October Is. Residence, 625 pa ST. NV
ca / ST NV. Formerly cl2 5th ST. NV; lace
curtains Numbered, &c, mail attended 70.
Oc1-3t
The Washington times., 1903-10-13
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
or COLUMBIA-ADA SCHNEIDER. CON-
PLAINANT, vs.. CLAUDE SCHNEIDER, De
PENDANT; MAGGIE WARD, CORRESPOND
ENT. No. q. OS2.
The object Of this suit is to obtain divorce
from the bond Of marriage on the ground Of
adultery. On motion of the complainant, by
her attorneys Wolf & Rosenberg and William II.
Shipley, il is this 9th day Of October, A. d. 1908.
ordered that the defendants cause their appear
ance to be entered herein on or before the for
tieth (40th) day, exclusive of Sundays and legal
holidays, occurring after the day Of the first pub
LEGATION of this order: Provided this order
be published in the Washington Law Reporter
and The Washington Times once a week for
three successive weeks.
BY the court:
CSeal) THOMAS II. ANDERSON, Justice.
A true copy-Test:
j. K. YOUNG, Clerk
BY r. J. MEIGS, Jr.. Assistant Clerk.
oc6 1920
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA-LENA SCHROTT, CON-
PLAINANT, VS.. JOSEPH SCHROTT, De
PENDANT; Lorraine HILL, CORRESPOND
bNT. No "a, loo.
The object OF this suit is TO obtain divorce
from the bond Of marriage the ground Of
adultery. On motion OF the complainant, by
her attorneys, Wolf a. Rosenberg, il is this
9th day OF October, A. d. 1903, ordered that
the defendants cause their appearance to be
entered herein on or before the fortieth (4Oth)
day. exclusive Of Sundays and legal holt
LEGATION Of this order: Provided, this order
be published in the Washington Law Reporter
and The Washington Times once a-weell for
three successive weeks
BY the court:
Seal THOMAS II. ANDERSON, Justice.
A true copy-Test:
j. r. YOUNG, Clerk.
BY r. J. MElGS, Jr., Assistant Clerk.
oc6, 1920
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
LUMBIs HOLDING A PROBATE COURT.
No. II, $50, Administration.
This is to give notice that the subscriber,
Of the District Of Columbia. has obtained from
the Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia
letters testamentary the estate Of John
Wagner, late OF the District OF Column
bia, deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibt the same. with the vouchers thereof. le-
gally authenticated to the subscriber, ON or
before the 2sth DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. d.
1904; otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Sep
TENDER, 1903. BARBARA NJ. BAUR,
9l7 Street northwest.
Attest:
(Seal.) JOHN r. ROUZER,
Deputy Register Of Wills for the District OF
Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate Court.
ALEXANDER II. BELL. Attorney. se29-Oce, l3