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THOMAS DOWNING q Co. Aucaoaesrs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIAI-
PROF. I'D RIAL ESTATE.
By virtue g d gr-4ll deed II trust duly recorded.
u llDer No c5 folio p 70 seq. J The land records
o. the District 81 Columbia. and AZ tl6 request n
zoe iarty rclrcd thereby We. the undersigned trls
tees. |il sell at public auction. .n front ~ the
premises. MONDAY. the 2itA day q December.
A ID 1905. at % Ocl0ck p IL, the following de-
seTlb-d land AID PREMISE. situate IN tAe city q
Washington. iu the District II Columbia and dssig
mated as and being lots numbered thirty three 80
and thiTfyfgur 3tf IN block eleven tllI of William
%. DtnuisCu and James W sands trustees sub
division Il part II Tract q land called Metropolis
View. the same appears 4 record IN the Office
q the Surve,ar q th. District d Columbia m Lihzr
county subdivision folio . s1hlec-. however. to
lars si0lf Terms q sale. UHsthird n Tie purchase
money % b paid in cash and the balance T. two
equal lnsialimeuts, payable ID ona ard two years,
wltl interest AZ Ter ccutum per aur.-Iu payable
seml-anuualiy from day Z SALE occurred BIS deed q
trust upon the property scla- or all cash az the op-
ton q the purchase deposit Of $50 wiz be re
luired q the purchaser st the time q sale. All
convex sncing. recording. and uota-al fees az the cost
a tie purchaser Terms 4 sale % BE- complied with
within fifteen dsys FROM das % sale otherwise the
trustees rc.ergc the right % resell the property ar
the rsk and cost q the defautins purchaser, after
five days advertisement q such resale Ia The Wash
lngtQn Hcn!d. a newspaper published IN the city Of
Washington. d. {.
s. HERBERT GIEsY.
HENRY EVANS.
del3d6ds Trustees
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LEGAL NOTICES,

IL THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
u Columbia jeremiah X Lynch et al vs..
Aichael h Lynch Ct al Equity. No S5995.-Tne
OBJECT Of tins suit IS Cuustrue the language q
tAe last wlll and testament - jeremiah Lsuca de-
ceased, 10 determine whether or not by the terms
thereof feesimpie title 70 the real estate therein
described is nov Ia the heirs Of Hon0ra Lyuch de-
ceased, wife q said jeremiah Lynch. On motion Of
he Riainuf It Is, this 18th day Of December A.
u, 1895. ordered that the defendants julia Lynch,
Mar Lynch Margaret Lynch, Ellen Lynch James
Lynch. julia Lynch. Daniel Lynch Michael Lynch
and wife, Kate Lynch; John Lynch and wife 10
hanna Dersen Lynca; James Lynch Honoria Lynch.
johanna Lynch. Bridget Lynch Mary Lunch Dincen
ana husband Patrick Dineen; Frank Nellisan and
wife, Annie Nellieani Inward Barry. FREDERICK
bary. Man Barry. Emmgt Barry, Thomas Barry,
Mary Barry kingsley and husband. John j. Kings
ley, Kate Kennedy, Thomas Cox and wife. Emma
Cox; Robert Cox William Cox and wife Josephine
Cox, and James Cox cause their Appearances to be
entered herein before the fortictn DAY. excu-
sye Of Sundays and legal holidays Occurring after
day Of the first publication Of this order; otherwise
the cause viii be proceeded with as in case ~ de
fault This notice Is % be Published in the Wash
ington Law Reporter and The Washington Herald
once week for three successive weeks before the
return hereof HARRY " CLABAUGH, Chief
Clerk. BY r Z. CUNNINGHAM Assistant Clerk.
GEORGE A BERRY. Solicitor 70 the Complain
ants. del44 .&
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
lumbia holding Probate Court. No i40si. Ad-
ministrstion.-Th is TO give notice that the sub
scrber of the state Of Maryland, has obtained from
the Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia let
tiers Of administration the estate Of Frank Keep
late q the District Of Columbia, deceased. All
persons having claims against the deceased are here
by warned 10 exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated. 20 the subscriber on
CT before me 18TH DAY OF DECEMBER. A. ID.
1907; otherwise they may By law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate Given under my hand
this I3th day Of December. 1906. THERESA WAS
MUTH 1924 Lemon street. Baltimore. Nd. Attest :
tSeall JAMES TAME REGISTER Of Wills for
the District q Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Court T H. STEPHENS. Attorney. del42l.8
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
lunba, holding Probate Curt. No. 1886. Ad-
ms y 20 eve n2'iec tlat ne SUD
trict Of Columbia. granted letters testamentary on
the estate Of Lafayette {. L0Omis. deceased has
with the approval Of the supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia. holding Probate Court, sp-
pointed MONDAY. the 3lst day u December 1906
az 10 O'Clock a. n. as the time and said courtroom
as The place. for making payment and distribution
from said estate. under the courts direction and
control when and where all creditors and persons
entitled 70 distrihutiFe shares legaces a resi-
due are notified % attend, in person or By agent
or attorney duly authorized with their claims
my hand this 18th day Of December. 1906. UNION
TRUST COMPANY. By GEORGE f. FLEM-
MING Attoruey Attest: Seal JAMES TAN
NER Register u Wills for the District Of Column
ba. Clerk Of the Probate Court. deI44 y
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she JOLLYGIRL
Ellie Fay OF Land Of Nod at
Close Quarters.
One Night Stands viii Be Death
Of Her.
WHY SHE KEEPS MAID.
Just to Look After Her Pawn
Tickets and Things.
Record Breaking Audience Sees
Play at the Grand.
Why SHE KEEPS MAID.

Ellie Fay, the girl who made such a
hit in the Land of Nod last night Is
almost as pretty and vivacious off the
stage as she is on. When she came
Friday afternoon, she looked as fresh
as a rose with her saucy face and
smiles.
She was asked by the reporter If she
is an American.
She laughed and pushing up her
little nose said: This face is Irish and
French. My parents used to live a
long time ago in Mt. Vernon, n. Y,
before they moved to New York city.
The town has grown since we moved
away. It has four houses now whereas
it had only one when we lived there -
At that she gave a little yawn and
propped open her big brown eyes with
her fingers. ooh, these one night
stands. these one night stands. They
will be the death Of me. Why we are
state we are in Let me see, this IS
Kansas, isn't it2
1T was so cold last night that 1
nearly froze to death and my teeth
chartered so that I could hardly talk.
We stopped at every tank on the road
here and ] just popped my head out Of
the window and bowed and smiled to
all the rubes, saying, How do do
Sally. How do do, John. You should
have seen them stare"
''Will the company remain long in
New York she was asked
I do not know about the company,
but Fife will stay in New York. If I
once get back to America nothing Will
tempt me to leave it. No more one
night stands for me-
you are rather lucky in having q
maid, remarked the reporter. Few
of the actresses who come here have
maids
"Oh, it is cheaper for me-" she re-
piled. Il can not keep track Of my
things; I would lose every thing own
If I did not keep d maid. She keeps
track of my trunks and pawn tickets.
1 like to get them out once in a while
of all the pretty clothes / could be
wearing were 1t not for these
do you like the west?'
"Oh, yes, 1 love the west I know a
naval officer with whom I am much in
love, in the west. oh. yes. I love the
west" and with another bright smile
she ran away humming, Sailing, sail
ing" leaving in the corridor a remem-
brance of a peaches and cream COM
plexion and red brown hair and eyes
that just match.
Possibly the plot. II indeed there may
be said to be a plot to The Land Of
Nod which appeared at the New
Grand opera house last evening, may
be the result of an opium dream. This
book is by Frank r. Adams and VIII
M. Hough. The lines are clever and en-
pertaining throughout, permitting
| series Of fantastical stage pictures in its
stage conception. About the oily tan
gible thing to the plot IS that Bonnie
| a little child playing with her compan-
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Walter Stanton as the Giant Roost-
err is one of the features of the piece.
He has a clever novelty. CARRIED as a
giant shanghai cock with flaming red
comb and wattles. and big eyes. Stan
ton did a buck and wing dance,
crowed, ate out of a dish and other
tricks peculiar to a rooster. Picking
open an imitation egg of large pro-
portions a live fighting cock stems out
and participates in a real cock-hght
in which the giant is defeated.
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schoch -ForEns New Partnersl1in.

Lawyer w z. Schoch announced to-
day that he had associated with him
in the practice of law E. P. Hotchkiss
and Philip c. Wilson; that the firm
name will be Schoch, Hotchkiss &
Wilson. and their offices for the pres
ent at sos Kansas avenue. Mr.. Schoch
has been practicing law in Topeka for
about dozen years and is well known;
z. P. Hotchkiss came to Topeka about
a year ago from Mankato and has
been associated with Judge Lee Mon
roe He is q graduate of the Ann
Arbor law school and has been prac-
ticing in Kansas fourteen years. Philip
G. Wilson is a Topeka boy; he was
reared In ShaWnee county near Waka-
rusa; he graduated last. year from the
FVashburn law school and for several
months has been city prosecutor.
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MEETS ALL DEMANDS.
A Montreal Bank Is Subjected to a
Heavy Run.

Montreal, Oct. ia heavy run on
the Montreal branch of the Ontario
bank developed today. as a result of
the publication yesterday of the fact
that the bank was alleged to be in
difficulties and that arrangements had
been made by the bank of Montreal to
take over its business. Depositors,
however, were paid in full and r. N.
King. local manager, when asked for
a statement on the situation said:
I'VE opened this morning as usual,
and as you see. we are doing a big
business. I have no instructions from
Toronto other than to continue bust
ness as usual and we shall pay our
depositors whatever they demand until
they are PERFECTLY satisfied
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Nforean,s AZ Treasures on vlew.

New York, Oct. 13.-A large num-
Der of people viewed the J. Pierpont
Morgan collection of Illuminated manu-
scripts which was exhibited at Column
bia university yesterday for the first
time. The manuscripts represented
some of the rarest specimens of art in
the middle ages. There are sixty
three volumes in ALL representing
nearly every country in Europe and all
Of them are from 200 to 1900 years
old.
The Oldest are samples of the Chris
tian art of the eighth century One Of
them, a life of Christ, contains thirty
full page miniatures Of brilliant color
ing. in which gold predominates. The
specimens of English painting con
tain a bestiary Of the year 1850, with
100 miniatures of birds and beasts.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-13

Those who like to see football games
ought to have their ambitions graft
ned today. There are to be two games
FOR one admission price and both good
ones. The Normal has been training
sfith especial practice to provide
against Washburn's working some of
their new plays on the Normal today
Dispatches from Emporia. are to the
eLact that today's game will be a
1eFee one as all the NOrmalites are
Ia good shape and have been showing
we'll in practice all week. Neither
team has been defeated this year and
both are confident Of putting up a
good game HOIton and Topeka high
school teams are pretty evenly matched
and a good game is expected The
games commenced at $3.50 and will
probably last for at least three hours.
During the intervals between the
halves and between the two games
the State Normal had the scores of
other games announced.
Kansas University is having the
first real game Of their schedule today
when they play the Arkansas Univer-
gity eleven. The first time the two
schools ever met on the gridiron was
last year. The K. U. men were able
to win only by a small score of 3 to
O. What Kansas can do this year is
only problematical They have had
no real chance to show their ability as
yet After today a better line can be
secured on the teams playing.
Coach Quigley was not able to ref
cree the game this afternoon as the
St 1ary's team plays against the Mid
land college, Of Atchison. st. -Aary's has
one OF the best lightweight teams in
the state this year and they will IN
doubleday have a runaway with the
Atchison team this afternoon.
Today is one Of the big days In the
football world. Nearly all the big col
leges have finished their preliminary
games with the minor colleges and to-
day have the first real test Of their
strength From now on It will be
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-13

MarshaIltown, Ia, Oct fS@A cigar
stub left in the opera house at Bristow,
Ia, started a IRE which destroyed the
business section early today.
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The Haskell Indians are playing the
Aggies at Manhattan this afternoon.
The Indians beat the Kansas City
% to O. The Aggies as yet have played
no games.
The game which was to have been
played today between the University
Of Colorado and Colorado college has
been called off. The University is saw
ing UP its strength for the Kansas trip.
In the place of this game the college
will play with Utah University at Colo
RADIO Springs. Colorado has played
but one game this season and that
with the East Denver High School
which played the Tigers to a stand
still.
Since the game with South Dakota
last week when the heavy Nebraska
team won the game by a field goal in
the last half the confidence in the
team is lost. A year ago South Dakota
was beaten by the Cornhuskers bv
an overwhelming score. Coach Foster
will have great deal to do if he
gets Nebraska. to the same form they
have shown for the past few years.
They play Drake at Lincoln today.
The College of Emporia plays against
Ottawa university at Ottawa Monday
Ottawa has not lost a game yet al
though they have been scored on several
times. Brummage, who was captain CT
the K. u team in 1903, Is the coach Of
the Ottawa team. Emporia has not
scored yet and have played two games.
But their games have been with Kan
sas ana Washburn.
In the games thus far played by the
Colorado university team there seems
to be a good deal Of lack of practice
They have not got together on any plan
of defense and their offense has not as
sumed any definite end. All the work
on the offense which has been shown
so far has been through individual
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-13

A former member of the Washburn
college quartette scored in the chorus
Of ssThe Land of Nod" last evening
CLYDE Allen who was a mem Der of the
Washburn quartette for several years
about four or five years back and who
has later been appearing under
lvceun management in the east and
south, appears among the tenors of
ssThe Land of Nod company and Is
credited with having the best voice
in the chorus. Allen received his mu
steal education at Washburn and has a
very sweet tenor voice Of wide COM
pass. Allen viii continue his present
engagement for the remainder Of the
year.
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Florence Smith, former Topeka
high school girl, ard who used to 1--we
with her. parents in North Topeka. was
a member Of the chorus with the COM
pany here last night