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The Detroit times., 1917-04-28
EMrLol MnNr AGnNcIGs.


II West Forrest. opp. Poetof1oe,
" ante. II IDLE and can qualify
4 Jones x hanson Operators
3 COloTCd Junit0rs. drIll press.
10 men who can drive nails. $50
fCnder huishere. tool milling.
: hrst-ciass engineers, 9 dr.li press
boys. &c.
enamel drippers fender ru5bers
10 ok men for stock room 25c
SHAFT oilers, 2 cutter grinders
s tool lathe. bQc. . diemakcrs. coo.
warren * sway screw men.
Z IOolmakers, 5Sc TO 60c.
4 Tool Designers, $40 Mo.
nNla repair. axle Assem- biers
machine rcpnir &c motor
tuners.
men tor chipping on dies. $50.
) all-eruurd Inspector to travel $50.
bench inspectors, motor inspect
Ors.
8 door inspectors, sheet metal In
spectors
] ensmeI Inspector. ste settlers
fremen with boiler OF papers
pipe Filters 3 acctvlene welders
5-ton truck drivers punch press.
horton grinders Landis grind
2 engine lathe. Monitor lathe.
radiol drill 4 multiple drill
9 stove molders. -. for country
carpenters. any kind. soc hour
tinker tiusmithA dopers for 60
rage.
pipeh'ter helper. $50, 2 rivet
heaters
2 body inspectors. Z nuck er-up u,-u.
motor aasemhlers I motor repair
turret lathe. 3 BODY aHsem blefs
corcmakers. ? boys for plating
room.
ponshers and buffers. service
? aluminium soiasrers. tsansters
sai.
10 men or boys 20 work on ths
bench.
, Millwrights. 471Sc.
10 MiIlwrfght Helpers.
I Hotel Waterman.
painter primers. brush hands
color varnish-rs, Fox lathe
10 mon FOR shipping room
! experimental motor man.
brass moiders. milling rnaohine.
2 tool repair. 4 tool inspectors.
: chasais paiutera frame inspect
or
eSperienced doeR man.
electric crane. stock room
checkers
. handy son for auto factory work.
auto va5hors 2 electric elevator
% indians So
10 Final Assemblers.
10 Chassis Assemblers.
hiocl, testers bearing scraperH
\ ~ 'rubbers. machine black
smiths
% ccirr~f men for factory 81 dev.
2 road test repair ? Cleveland
automatic
service repair mon. . bench f'era
Hotel md Restaurant Helm
OFFICE HELP
male efrrorraphers. factory
fir7exncncre
hNffv~ cio~lte 1 assistant ship
rtnv cie~k
rtc-'s chaser TWISTS stock
rrrurf
collectors carnutorfefcr on
Q ~ " clio ~ba~- p fnr1 chnrfrrrs
Opcn Sundqv All Dov
Come w and Talk II Over
81 20 f0 $50 f-~ tho position - -
KTNCAD
- veuf Wort 90
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28
Fon sALE--vAaANr Lors
HOMFR WARREN & 90.


Euclid. south side..........&2 $500
Bl6 inc, near Twelfth +,....-. l. -
Euclid W. 10 a. apt site... 500
Eip&Fce ts.-.+s.t.t+... s..s.-. ] 90
Palmer Woods cor. 100 ~ ..,. 1850
pevouEhire. SO ft..-......... 1000
pcvDushire. 10 r. cor ...... 2 sve
Iakeviow. near Kerchevai ... 1000
Lahevtcw near Chaslcvoix. 6I5
DreXsi. nc~- C'harlov0iN. ..... zoo
CoDliu .....,. ......----.-. soc
LcnoN. near Mack. ......... as
Worcester Place 20 IT,. f,260
pallister-ave 40 T. ....-.... a.QOO
Calvert near Twelfth ........ $500
Forest-eve n. cor, per -. 90
Copitn. cor. IN Il ...... 1900
I.atevicw. cor. - IT,. FoO
Gladstone. near fiuwood .... l.lo0
Woodward. near f-Nle ROAD.
L00x2e0. per r. .,...... 4, 500
81 clair Blvd. io0Vt7s. south
Of Kerch evRl .....-t....... 8. 200
IS eonth ~ Ienerson -. s.7oo
1897 Chamber OF Commerce.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28

irr rt,el.fNg TAUGHT correctly.
QUICKLY rrlvateiv. no failures. one
.farr r-off-rs fu.n+efnpr. rock steps
nrf ro.fn These dances arr a1out-
"a 80 tra rs--frv Wasfera aesa-
citation r Eugene Moore studio.
frr nrf-hfr--. nr. Wafr nf0f
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28

PrintinE-she plsss neas kfna--fhat
q rfnht-Tfru-s Job Degs.---ssrfrA SSzo.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28
SIMMER HOME
EDUCATIONAL
ALL THE LATEST DANCES
Majestic School of Dancing

Nafesfi- Theater building Wood ward
az Wills
TWO features connected with our IN
atftufInu should make strong ap-
peal % newcomers % Detroit You
rhanf-foly learn how go dance cor
racfIv ana y'u have an opportunity
- urke friends and acqunlniancea.
we lay great stress on the social
frafuro For THIS rea son We have
our social assembly ball every Mon
fnv from tiiI -. free OF charge
rrt only 20 our pupils and their
r-.rr1r but % ere public On gem
--a-.- A. .4a haa Ia
Cor~a feature no Detroit Nfe Class
f-atrurton Tue sdavs and Fridays
frrn 8 fui geo. succeeded By as
aemhly fhncinr With full orches-
tra tfif 1f Tn feel. M home en- Do
troit YOU must bc n good dancer
nrf know rnrrle YOU attain both
ends here We realize your posi-
ffon ard art 7r-CrfinViy Private
lessons HnNv f~om 80 q. m tin ~
m Orr school e. nlvn open sun
laws from r until r. N. for THE
hcrret ~ frrar Wfn 4 erire % SO
re az % rnri SER for lrre0ns
GRAND 1926
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28
WAITER G. PIPER
8B ACRES
ROYAL OAK LOTS

~ al VAN IfJ >
Raise your own vegetables. we can
sell you large lots. 5OElsS. at only
$500 only $50 down: these are close
20 tho car line and best OF black
loan land
Large lot. 60xi 20, with new 6-room
house. electric lights deep well,
poultry house. one block 20 cars. a
snap at t2.4fO, easy terms.
HAPPY HOME
This ie what we found and what you
waut--R nice. comfortable broom
cottage. closets. collar. on stone
road. az riC Beaver with one acre
good land close 20 stores church
aud cars, snap az $4,000. some
garden ~ now. here ia snap.
FRANK T.. BRIGGS
TIE FARM MAX ROYAL OAK 81
Room g. Royal Oak Savings Bank
The Detroit times., 1917-04-28

5 ACRES
Eleven miles from city hall. near
D. Grotiot ave.. beautiful garden soil.
utar store and school Price $3.50
Ter acre, with small payment
Near Wayne md MtchiRan-ave.. one
end ena-haif miles from new motor
plant, the last piece wa have Ia
- thfa location. Price SLIGO. vita
small payment
3 ACRES
TROMrEY. WILSON & CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27


cept place on the ticket
Davis Supporters busy.
In the meantime, the supporters OF
The sO-cglled compromise Democratic
ticket headed by Charles Davis for
mayor. are working hard TO harmonic
the Democratic forces IN order to Sc
cure for their ticket the support of
united Democracy
Even Democratic leaders admit that
this will be the last time a caucus
ticket, nominated by six or eight men
even II the Davis ticket succeeds.
They realize that there Is such a strong
and growing sentiment against nomi-
nations by caucus that hereafter can
oidates viii have TO enter the fiel1
free OF the suspicion of a caucus Dbl.
order TO win.
Chance for Clean Elections.
Both sides agree tlat The winning
ticket next spring VIII Wiu with the
Mexican vote, but both Of Fl faso
county's representatives an the. legis-
be- efforts TO securing the passage Of
a bill requiring educational qualIfica-
tons for electors. If such a bin is
passed. it. viii 20 far toward disfran-
chisiuE the purchaSabie vote in this
county. as no man viii be allowed TO
vote who cannot read and speak the
language OF the United States and Is
not able TO make out his own ticket.
If such a bill is enacted" said a
county official today. 1t will enable
a poor man TO run for office without
mortgaging his salary in advance It
will then be unnecessary to form com
binations to raise election funds, for
the unpurchasa bic American voters viii
dominate the elections"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS
The DEVILS JEMELs.

Everybody in Ell PasO ought 10 see
this wonderful painting It's more in
teresting than film. more entertain
ing than a show. Many OF your friends
have seen it, so ask them If il is worth
the money. It's my opinion you are
cheating yourself if you do not see it
It is open every day and Sunday from
Z to 10 D m, at 202 North oregon
St, near the pOstOffice.-Adv-
.sTHE GIRL FROM FRISCO--BIJOU.
Don't fail to see The Girl From
Frisco" in the special release at the BIZ
lou today Be sure and tell the kid
dies
Black Cat Feature" also Henry Muir
dock" in a very funny comedy. The
Bijou is showing daily the best short
subjects obtaina ble.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27
KEYSTONE COMEDY AT GRECIAN.
4eVANTTY,' TODAY UNTQUE-

Emmy Wehlen in Vanity is in ev-
cry respect just the kind Of a picture
that is represented. and that was one
Of the most interesting and fascinating
offerings that has been shown in FL
PasO of late The story tells of a girl
model who is framed by the detec-
tive chief so that she is compelled TO
become a stool pigeon" There is an
element Of suspense. well sustained
throughout that keeps your interest
keyed up TO a high pitch. You never
know what is going TO happen next
The show starts at 1915 a. m, u noon.
lis D. N. $50. 3:45. ;. SIS. 7-30.S:45
and 10 o. m-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27
SIXTH AND 18TH INFANTRY, 9TH
AND 18TH CAVALRY MAY COME

The Sixth and 18th infantry regi-
ments and the 9th and Seventh cavalry
have been designated as part Of the
punitive expedition force which will be
moved to Fl Paso following Cen
Pershing's withdrawal from Mexico, ac-
cordinE to unconfirmed reports in
army circles The infantry organiza-
lions were stationed at FL Paso prior
to their entry into Mexico
It was rumored in army circles Sat
urday morning that the 23d infantry
stationed at FL PasO will be removed
TO reinforce other border points within
a few DAYS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27
LATE ARRIVAL OF VISITORS
UPSETS PLANS OF CHAMBER

Because of the fact that the special
train conveying the Pacific coast fruit
iObbers to New Orleans Friday was
late. the program of entertainment ar
ranged by the local chamber of COM
merce was somewhat upset. but the sp-
pearance OF 90 men and women. riding
about the city. wearing yellow and
white caps. showed proof that a part
Of the reception to the visitors was be-
ing carried out. The train arrived at
2:l5 and retrained here long enough
for the excursionists to be welcomed
and presented with Ell Paso badges
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27
- AYMOND TEAES song show was
originally booked TO open in the
- Texas Grand theater, but because

- Texas Grand theater, but because
It was found impracticable to present
the big spectacle. Intolerance" in the
Crawford. Mr. Teal consented to play
il the Crawford for a week
Commencing tomorrow, however. the
Teal company viii appear in the Texas
Grand, changing plays on Sunday and
Thursday OF each week
As was done at the Crawford, com
pIete scenic productions OF all bills
presented are promised. As Mr.. Teai
has some fifty or more comedies il.
his repertoir. it VIII be possible 70
remain in FL Paso for a long time.
As all previous records for attend
ance were broken at the Crawford
during the opening week. II can b.
reasonably inferred that the compan.-
can remain indefinitely. Mr.. Teal
remained in Honolulu six months.
For the opening comedy at the Texa
Grand, The Girl and the Drummer
has been selected, in which all tn
principals Of the company have con
nee at 2:30, and the usual evening per
Torrance at Sis Sunday
Taylor at Crawford
Albert Taylor opens in stock at n
Crawford on sunday matinee Taylcr
is popular with FL RaSoanS- As a
character actor. he is splendid
The Taylor company opens its en-
gagement Sunday matinee in Geo NJ
Cohan's comedy success. Broadway
Jones"
that even though successful, have not
been such a positive success as Broad
way Jones'" in which he has supplied
an atmosphere Of life and humor that
excites incessant laughter IN sur
roundings Of natural simplicity and
cIea n1iuess
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27
STOLEN AUTO AND TEN
GHIChENS APE RECnA-I,Ilr-ra

Police officers have recovered a
Dodge touring car owned by J. II
Brennan. who which was taken Thurs
day night from in front of the Texas
Grand theater on Texas street The car
was found in a ditch near Fort Bliss.
Officers Wilson and Montgomery late
Friday night recovered 10 Chickens
which were stolen from the home of
W II. Rogers. 1712 Montana street
The chickens were found in an abs1-
dOned wagon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27

Chicago. III, Jan. IA recently
formed organization Of employees in
The maintenance department of the
illinois Central railroad has threat
ened a strike TO cover the entire svs-
TEN II demands for an increase in
wages and a standard wage scale are
not granted. il was learned TODAY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27

Cheyenne. WyO., Jan 27.-While
Union Pacific railroad officials and a
heavy force we're able to clear the line
of that road of its snow blockade Fri
dav and to keep it clear until a fleet
OF eastbound trains were through the
storm area the snow and wind shut
down on the line before the waiting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27

San Quentin. Calf. Jan. 27-After
spending p DAYS in the dungeon of the
state prison here. J 3 Mcnamara
agreed TO obey orders and TO-DAY began
work in the jute mill
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27
MONITION-Notico is berot,

MONITION-Notice is hereby given
that there has been seized in this col
lection district for violation of the l.
: custom laws one bucksI5in muIe
with Mexican brand. which Will be sold
at the l. : custom house. SATURDAY..
FEB . 1917. At 10 a. IN. Anyone claim
inS the property Is required to appear
within the time prescribed by Law z
l. Cobb. collector of customs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27

Washington, d. c. Jan 27.=Presi-
dent Wilson today cabled emperor
\, iIiiam formal congratulations on the
18th anniversary of his birth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27
Burns Is Connicfeh

New York. Jan 27-Winiam J.
Burns. head of a private detective
@ency- was found guilty here Friday
surrepuuously entering the law Of
fices Of Seymour and Seymour. maxim,
copies OF private papers and then
.uhlishing them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27
THEDA BARA.

Theda Bara. the noted vampire
actress. will be seen for the last time
TODAY at the Alhambra in William
Fox's interesting drama, The Vixen"
This story of the wiles OF a fascinating
woman makes a play peculiarly suited
to Miss Bara's abilities, and her por-
trayal of the woman. whose sole idea
is the conquest of men, is perhaps the
best work of her career in the vam-
pire line. The support staging, pho
Biography and direction are in the best
Fox style, and the production was
warmly received upon its first presen-
tatiou vesterday.-AdV-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27

LOST government mules. with fol-
lowing hoOf numbers: s. F. 26S; 5. F.
1858: 5 H PA. and :. F. 269. Reward
$40 per mule if returned TO Supply Of
ficer, 9Th Ohio infantry, Ell PasO. Tex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27

washington, d. c. Jan. PA COM
mittee OF senators and Representatives
will go to Charlottesville. Va tor1or-
row TO inspect Monticello home ~
Thomas Jefferson. in connection with
proposed government purchase Of the
property as an historical landmark.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27
shipping Board Member Rr.icr.,

Baltimore. Nd. Jan. 27.-Bernard y
Baker. Of Baltimore, recently appointed
member of the shipping board and
confirmed by the senate only a few
days ago. is said to have resigned from
that body according TO information of
a reliable character here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27

Following the alleged disappearance
of a quantity of feed and flour from
the yards Of the Alameda Fuel COM
pany Rosario BarrOs, Jesus Garcia.
and Francisco Ortiz were arrested Fri
day afternoon by city detectives on
charges of htef.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27
Wm Inspect nInnticeIIo

LongwelI-Be careful OF your baggage
checks Leave at LOngwelTs Tel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27

Osteopathy may cure you. Try It, Drs-
Mccarthy, Osteopaths. 502 y. Oregon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27

strings OF westbound trains could get
through.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS
ADMIRAL DEwEY,s FUNERAL.

The Wigwam today is showing the
latest Mutual Weekly There are many
scenes Of current interest. but the par
ticularly Interesting one is the funeral
pageant OF admiral Dewey There Will
also be another OF Mrs Edith Sessions
Tupper's short stories shown complete
in two reels. This one is called Many
a slip" It is one OF Mrs. Tupper's
popular newspaper stories which are
grouped under the general title Of THE
Perils of Our Girl Reporters" Each
short story is a complete picture They
are not in series nor a serial, as there
are not even the same characters in the
different stories The real newspaper
life is clearly and truly shown.
The adventures Of Buffalo Bill a
multiple reel production made by Buff
falo Bill as a history OF pioneer days,
is coming He was aided by the [. s.
government and the pictures were held
for exhibition after his death.-Adv.
KEYSTONE COMEDY AT GRECIAN.
As a special treat to its patrons the
Grecian has brought back that funny
keystone, Vampire Ambrose" which
will be shown today only at that the
alter Ambrose as the Vampire with
the Irresistible manners, is the biggest
scream imaginable. The fair ones flock
about him like bees around a hive.
and We gOdSi How he loves them Am
brose has a big heart and he literally
bestOws his great love on all his fair
conquests: OF course, il gets him into
the fun comes in And FUN There is
lust one big scream after another and
The finish is a Veritable riot Yam
pire Ambrose" will make love to his
many mashes today only at the Gre
clan; be there and enjoy the fUn.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27

MARX TINE
Are "Watchfully Waiting"
for Independent Demo
Gratis" to Take Action.

Continued from previous pageD
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27

~ VI. CIark's Cafeteria. EOS Mesa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27
BREVITIES.

advertisement.

Train Bulletin
Texas & Pacific train No. due at
q:35 p. m. is reported to arrive at
1I:35 .. m. All other afternoon and
night trains for today are reported on
time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27

of their number viii DE asked 10 &C
cept d place on the ticket
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27
Arrest Three; Theft Charge.

DR.. Bauchert. Dentist. Mills bldg. Phi 1851
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27

Charge Against Behringer Dismissed
Word was received in FL Paso Sat
urday that charge of burglary which
had been preferred againt Frank Ben
ringer. OF this city. in Phoenix. AriZ..
had been dismissed Friday afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27

DR.. Edgar, Homoeopath. 1rorehouse blk.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27
DIR. Anna Reum. BuckIer. Bid. over FL

Eat at Pickwick. 4O5 N Oregon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-22
CENTRAL NAVAL SCHOOL
PLANNED FOR RUSSIA
Head of Educational Service to Re-
form System Of instruction
for Navy Candidates.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press.
PETROGRAD. July 30.-Maj Gen.
Klado. chief of naval educational insti-
tutions. has prepared a radical plan of
naval trining reform. based on the doc
trine that the recent granting of full
political rights to fighting men of both
services involves the infusion of q new
spirit into their education.
The plan provides that the existing
Naval Academy. School for Marines.
Marine Engineering Institute and Sc
bastopol Naval Training Corps shall
all be directed from a central naval
educational institution in this city.
Other marine and naval schools win
be united with the Sebastopol corps
into single naval school to be sit
uated in Sebastopol. A radical reform
is that. for these schools. all persons
Will be eligible who have na0 Sec
ondary education. There will be no
privileges for mobiles. Thereby the ca
reer of naval officer will be opened
to Russians of relatively humble po-
sition and means.
The ultimate aim of the reform IL
that naval education after the war will
be conducted in q pacifst and anti
militarist spirit. so as to prepare for
the expected reduction of ornaments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-22
Destroyer Conner Launched.

PHILADELPHIA, August %. The
United States torpedo boat destroyer
Conner was launched at the yards OF
the Cramp Shipbuilding Company here
yesterday. The vessel was christened
by Miss Elsie Diederich. nine years
daughter of Commander David Conner.
hero of the war of 1912 and the Mex
lean war. for, whom the ship was
named. officials of the Philadelphia
navy yard were in the launching
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-22
Countryside Goes Hungry.

Similar complaints are emanating
from the popular summer resort Reich
enhall Despite all "verboten" ordi-
nances, the visitors who offer fancy
prices. have spirited away the local
food supply. Says a German commen-
tator, zone sees that it's no fun to be q
native. still less. however, stranger In
good old ->lvaria- For the world at
large the -Sral OF these incidents Is
that law-abiding Germans have learned
to graft, and that its influence Is maxi
ing itself more and more felt through
out the fabric of German society.
German specialists see great benefits ac-
cruing to infant health from the almost
cruel milk shortage, necessitating the
adoption Of so-called ''Kriegsmilch"-war
milk of composition unknown to the World
correspondent, some of the new staple
articles of diet in Germany Of which there
is as yet no noticeable shortage. Writing
of war milk. Private Sanitary Councillor
DR.. Bensch cites seven leading authorities
to the effect that ',overfeeding OF infants
with cows milk in view of its increased
percentage of casen and decreased per-
centage OF iron as compared with human
milk, is one of the most frequent IL not
the only cause Of the English disease.
and cites Prof. Fee as authority for the
dictum that "if the war leads TO still
greater milk shortage this can only be
of advantage to our nursing infants
and younger children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-22

FRANK J. HOGAN and NJ. F. MkNGAN,
Attorneys.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Lucretia S. Beam. deceased.-No 20s23. Ad
ministration Docket 49.-The notification as TO
the trial OF the Issues in this case. relating to
the validity Of the paper writing. dated the 2eth
day OF May. 1909. purporting to be the last will
and testament of Lucretia $. Beam. deceased,
ha wing been returned to George Frazier Beam.
Mrs. Maude F. Cheever. Dorothy NJ. Beam,
chas. Fred'k Auehinbaugh. Charlotte S. L.
mer, Helen Deford Webb. Catherine Webb Lever
ing. Alice Prescott Webb. Walter Howard Webb.
D e johnson. Hannah Mnlverhili. Anna Law.
Ter. semken Sheehan. May Scanlon. Henry Will
helm sek w Esss Mssy wnss.
Minnie Jackson Daniel Lee, Rachel Brown. Al
beam. Mrs. Mary Grace King. Grace King. Mrs.
Carrie Beard Evans. Mrs. Ida Beard Ecker. Miss
Mary Torrey. heirs of Mrs. Franklin Hough;
Adelaide Wilmer Greenmount cemetery, Isabel
Wilmer. Harriet Toel Easter, Carolyn Won Bor
hargess s Mrs: I BESSIE ' " Nichols Natalie EekeT
Otto Christ. Awlne Meyer, Gardiner memorial
Anaf TO be it ss: 1T asy
August. 1917. ordered that the issues he set down
for trial on the Sd day of October. 1917 and that
this order and the substance of said issues, TO
wit First. Was the paper writing. dated the
2eth day of May, 1909. parporting to be the last
ceased. executed by said I.ucretia s. Beam as and
for her last will and testament in due form as
required by law second. was the SAID fucretlA
s. Beam, at the time Of the making and sub
scribing by of the said paper writing, Of
cutting a valid deed or contract; Third Was the
said paper writing, dated the 28th day Of May,
from the said Lucreta s. Beam deceased. by
undue influence Of any person or persons! Shall
be published once week for four weeks in the
Washington Law Reporter and twice a week for
the same period in The Evening Star. J. HARRY
CONVICTION, Chief Justice. tSeal.l Attest:
WILLIAM c. TAYLOR, Deputy Register of
Wills for the District of Columbia, Clerk of the
Probate Court an3. u.s.. TO- Is. H. 2.24