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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-01
locuzRieG

Mr., and Mrs, George JObst Of West
Main street are the parents of baby
son born yesterday morning.
Mrs. p. Schlageter of Grand Ridge
spent several days visiting at the
home of Mrs, E, V. Yockey, on Illinois
avenue.
Mrs. John Murphy Of Seneca Is Wis
iting at the home Of Robert LANCER
Of West Jackson street.
Tom Sheehan returned to his home
In this city after spending the past
several months with the New York
Yankees ball team.
william Higgins Of Morris trans
acted business in this city yesterday
Albert r. Pfeffer Of Peoria was an
Ottawa business caller yesterday.
Miss Margaret Ringer was a Nor
ris visitor yesterday.
Earl Horton of Morris was an OF
tawa visitor yesterday.
Miss Edith Mahoney Of West Otta
wa was a Marseiles visitor today
visitor last night.
Miss Christina Hahn was a Morris
visitor last night.
Floyd Nebegall was a Marseille'
visitor last night.
Miss Eva Nevins cf Adams street
visited friends in Morris last night
Tony Watson of Morris was al
Ottawa visitor last night.
Miss Gertrude Quinn Of Streatoi
was an Ottawa visitor last night.
Bert Newberry was Marseille!
visitor last night.
Albert Erickson of Morris was al
Ottawa visitor last night.
Richard J. Bach Of Elgin was al
overnight visitor at the home Of hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Bach
lie left this morning for Streator Of
business trip
]. y. Herring made business tri
to Chicago this morning.
Mrs. Charles b. Herring is spend
ing the day in Chicago.
I Mrs. Florence Strawn, 702 Chapc
street. accompanied by her daughter
Mrs. Brenn, was a passenger to Oh
cago this morning.
]. S. Stokes made a business tri
to Morris this morning.
F. d. LEX is transacting business i
I Chicago today.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-01
MILLIONS LIVING
NOW WILL NOT DIE
DAN T00LE AYERS
GAYETY SPEAKER PROPHECIES
THAT LIFE WILL BE ETERNAL
TO VAST HOSTS OF PEOPLE,
BAslNG ARGUMENTS ON slBLl.
CAL QUOTATIONS.

A fair sized audience gathered at
the Gayety Theatre last night to hear
Daniel Toole, emissary of the doe
trine millions Now Living viii
Never Die lecture using that sub,
iect for his discourse Among other
things, the speaker said:
"This must seem like a very
strange proclamation to most people
in the face of the fact that men have
been dying for the past six thousand
years, and are still dying. You will
not be expected to believe it til you
have heard some real proof presented
from the scriptures.
Let me point out to you from your
bibles that there is to be time when
obedience and righteousness will be
rewarded with life everlasting right
here on the earth.
peter pointed ont in Acts 3:2O23
that Jesus was coming to earth again.
His words were: And he shall send
Jesus who before was preached UNI
to YOU whom the heavens must re-
ceiye til the times of restitution Of
all things spoken by God, thru The
mouth Of all His Holy prophets since
! the word began. For Moses truly
said prophet shall the Lord your
God raise up like unto me Him shall
We hear in all the things He shall
say unto you and whosoeyer will not
| hear (ObeyD that prophet shall be des'
! troyed from among the people
This passage teaches these four
facts:
|. Our Lord will return.
2. His return will mark the begin
ming of the restitution or restoration
of all things.
8. All the prophets have been
writing about this time Of restitution
which begins with our Lords return.
4. Moses was referring to the
Lords return and this restitution
when he said, for Moses truly said
the Lord shall raise up prophet
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-01

picture of what God viii do IN those
times OF restitution, IN verse 20 u
saws that the ohedent will return 10
the days Of his youth aud his hesh
shall be fresher than child's rms
picture has never been tulfllled yet,
but will be fulfilled when Christ re-
turns. Jesus said in Jno. S:al. lie
that keepeth my sayings shall never
see death This passage has never
yet been fulfilled Jesus was referring
TO the restitution OF all things begin
ming with his return
Gods plan for man is that he
should live on the earth During the
gospel age He has been selecting a
bride for His Son, This bride Is TO
have heavenly inheritance with
their sLord.
after the bride Is selected Jesus
sets up His kingdom here on earth
for one thousand years that the whole
world living and dead may be priyi
legged to return to righteousness and
perfection and life everlasting here
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-01
HALLOWEEN CAPERS
GIVE POLICE ONLY
MINOR TROUBLES
PRANK PLAYERS coNFlNE THEM.
SELVES LARGELY TO HARM.
LESS Fun, CAUSING BUT LITTLE
DAMAGE TO PROPERTY DURING
CELEBRATION.

Halloween capers were carried out
In unusually mild manner last night.
Although Ottawa boys and funmakers
played many pranks on the residents
Of the city no serious damage as of
years ago was done, The police de
partment called couple of times to
break up gangs of boys who were
causing an unusually dlsorderly dis
turbance.
In SAME cases fences were carried
away and hidden from the owners
Several residents of East ottawa re
ported l6sses Of porch swings and
chairs hut upon Investigations con.
Quoted ty them, the missing pieces
were fobnh only a short distance
from the residence.
West Ottawa boys fixed up a DUN
the full size OF man, attired in a
suit, hat and shoes and was then
placed across the Northern Illinois
Light & Traction company's railway
tracks ohs West Main street The lads
according to reports, then departed
for parts unknown. On several oc
casiCns automobile drivers who hap
pened along and who were hitting a
fair clip9were very much frightened
when tlny noticed the object lying
in the road, thinking that it was a
man probably under the influence Of
liquor. Upon investigating they were
astonishad to discover that it was
only a danny.
Other boys armed with window
tick-tacks caused some excitement
among residents of the ottawa ave
nue. sector, when they would click
them on5the window panes.
Several automobile drivers whc
parked their cars on the side streets
were forced to conduct a search fol
them when they wanted to go home
or put itup for the night. The cars
had been. shifted from their origina
parking places to other streets sew
eral blocks distant.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-01

on the earth. Acts, l5'1417, Eek
16 53.G3. When Christ's kingdom Is
fully set up then those who are living
at the time II obodient will never die,
The speaker then gave some OF the
evidences that we are in this time Of
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-01

trouble and that 1t will become worse
and worse but he said there was II
time prophecied In the bible which
pointed to its termination by 1925, SO
1t Is Millions Now Living that will
never Die"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-01
Dismiss $1,000 Suit.

The $1,000 assumpsit suit brought
by the Rutland Farmers Grain q Sup
ply Co, against William Thesis, was
dismissed by agreement in the Circuit
Court today.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-01

IT W O PLEASANT FURNISHED
rooms with clothes closet; win rent
separately: all modern and on the
carline. sCall at 407 Clay ST., or phone
$751;.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-01

LIVE AGENTS Auto and household
necessity A whirlwind success,
quicls sales, 1900 profit. Positive
repeater, fast business builder. Small
investment. Write now Exclusive
territory. j. Astrahan, 1920 Lytton
Bldg, Chicago.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-01

FOR RENT-Three room furnished
housekeeping suite; also separate
sleepngfrocm Call 6S3L.
Rhode. Island Red Cockerels Call
County 90S3-5.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-01
CLASSIFIED ADS.

Main Want Ad Section Page Five.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-15
Such Is Life

Eighteen years aS0 ! had three TBS
Orrk".,. t"urt~ru years AZ" uly :!cht
:cs. eleven Yeas ago nearly went
"vcr with 'yphnii Fever and since th"n
haI" Uad :,wHUi stomach and -i"r
trouble. Was "i,cd With gas most al
'hu '.uy ! wuuld has" "",ir attacks
49, tad a. e. lee ONE unconscious No
U.-d!,!n" hn.u"d me And doctors advised
an rT"rn':on ore day talking VIII Il
Stranger h" recommended Mdrv Won
T"r:n, Enu"hy. Witch hr.1"i ne a.
u:r" = * II esUp.r. harmless prepar-
alton ina; removes ,hs "a'nr -. lnucus
frnr. -" Intestinal trar. aud a.,a%s he
Inflammation wh.sh causes rrdr:!Ca v
al st"fuIv:. iv"- ana 'n'"Nt:ra, all
u",.'s ."..uisnx h"irnhir'''s On" dose
~ ,"nv!!i'" 90 money r":und"! &. H.
';i;rs. X 20. and drUgg. everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-15
Executive Hoard MAatl

TAN NE 'u'iN" U"arl -: 70 WHNa.!0g
NoDanS ''iIh M. YESTERDAY a. n. Y.
81. g. ~ Ms. = Fa-,.I B-cana2 1-~-
sided over 40 meeting. with VAS r1'.ei
Toy discussing :n.' ~ hGs,-eSs n"t"Ta
n" arS' genera, T,""'.Hc e.: -" CAB At
10 A -. /. y ha,! IN mo evening OF
September 30.
Mrs William B-'.ahaus haS been ap-
pointed treaSur"- - a. -" Vacancy
,e:. y, ,ha rrs!S.or'on o: Ms. Ar'hur
p"w,e- who has moved - Washington.
= 9 Tho ~N"ru'ivc board requests that
Il. members ~"rt '':e;- lU"s - Mrs
bruraaUl l. ~" fues a.. sen before
'he FRS; eearca, meeting Il VIII fa'iIi-
ATE the mn!NaH OF membership cards.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-15

Tn" Sand Boy. small gasoline boat
Owned D.: Inc Wheeling Wall Plaster
c"mrany. passed up the river yester.
day n't.rnu'n having ~ tow large
number 81 "mrti"s The Sand Boy got
"a" bargrs A. N"undsvi!!e. where early
III ,hr week they were taken loaded
with sand and gravel which 10 being
used Ia Iar.ng some Of the streets IN
he Mound CRY. =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-15
Mrs. Parker HoEtsss.

Mrs =. II Carpenter. az Jacksonville
"a. AM Mrs Rogers I.upt"n. Il rcc'n'
tr'de. wi! s%.,-" h"a"rS n ~" soo:a
affairs given ~ the hnn!" OF Ms S:m":
W. Parker N Martins Ferry. This after
noon. y gC""2 g." Mrs. FI"h"r's guest
WI, a--Il" n :he cary Afternoon an
VII S1"-G S"N"rt, hours Il, fancy work
after Witch a de-. .ious luu. h'Nn W.
10 served \ Second gC"u1 W., arrive
.ats- IN n" afternoon and VIII enjoy 4
session AZ bridge
Mrs. Ca:p"rt"r. who has been -" -
c:p:en, "f man. s"~in. compliments dur
:ag h-- SAY here. WI, leave soon 70!
nrr home II IHrNSuilvilie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-15
Macademy Club Dance.

t.. Md"adcmy cab wiz give ihr
nrs;'r; dane" IT The CaN series this
evening" IL convention hal a. 'he Mar
kc' Auditorium. y sN!CnI:i program OF
dance music viii, hc furnished b. n"
Frisco smiling Syn'"1a:vrs Tn" gIi-
cry VII 30 reserved fo- :h0~" WI"
wish ~ hear :hN m@sIc md 4" not care
- dane" N unusually good attend
aurc o: II" da:.':nS SCI - expected a.
MS dance marks the beginning o, tho
season n the r,t:h'S 50. -; activities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-15
Enlargement Announced

N0N"N'1"FINrht + inAN- - me IN
g:t::'u."u' II NJ Min"rya Sn"dgrasa
ne 'h:s lit "a I;r.aar Glover. - SIvan-
r0h -, The tI'r 90. n" wedding has
o., - r,"a -. 81, - VII az. p.ar-
In n. ca 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-15
Dinner Party at Country Club

NJ. sad Ms Ear r. Adams Will
nnt~-ta:H a. hI;n"- a; tho Country Club
ih:- "v"ai:.g. haS"ring Mr.. and Mrs. 7.
T. Sw""T"y OF Washington. u G. and
Mrs Morgan or Hrlskeii. who VII sal
soon Tor her home In Capri. I:a,v. Gov
sr4 W.. b" lad t"- few Intimate
friends OF no honor quests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-15
-Stmms.

Mss F:n""i'rc lay Si'umS. OF Charles
Tor and liza " Tory. 90 th.S 10y. Were
married Tuesday afternoon Il. o'c!ocl
lt ths home 81 the brides paren'S, r.
charleston. tn" Rev. J jay COOK nF,l
rla:"i. and Re wedding was marked BY
Gu!": simplicity.
The Bird" wore travelling suit OF
h.us with harUoniz!nE accessories and
carried Il shower bouquet ~ brides
roses. Tho CoVp.r were unattended.
immediately after the ceremony Nr
Terry and his bride left FOR tAis city
w.l.ra they W.. u.akn their Culture home
Mrs T"-ry Is tho lauEhte: Cr NJ. and
Mrs u. l. Simms o.! Charleston Nj
Terry = - assistant; sup"-luter'lrnr -!
-" I!i.I!'irEh and Wheeling coal ''om-
? 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-15
WHY DO YOU
CODDLE CORNS?
A Simple Touch Can End Them
and At Once

Why pare corn and keep IL
Why pad il and let it remain
Or why trcAt II in old ways,
harsh. crude and uncertain:
Millions have found new way.
It is Blue Jay - the plaster or the
liquid. 4 touch applies it. and the
pain stops instantly. Then the whole
corn quickly loo>cnS and comes ont.
The way is gentle. scientific, sure.
A famous expert evolved ii. 4
world-.amcd surgical dressing
house produces 1t.
In it freeing thousands OF people
why not yon? Try it on one corn
and YOU will always let il end yours.
Start tonight.
Your druggist has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-15
celsera.. oold.n weddtn1.

~ and Mr.. :. l.. J.;~rr Nh. have
recent, .r'ur''t r"ru Ghar,"s,or
where Or. J"p~on held he position -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-15
Ens1,,h Couple Wed Here

MlS. Helena Mary Rlakcr and Rich
ard ). K.ak"r g" London England. were
married y>.4;"rdly morning at tho par
sonhsc "t mo FRS, Presbyterian
church tn. Rev Herman G. Heuser.
Ass. stavt pastor. offtriat"d. Mr.. and
Mrs. Blaker .".t on heir wedding trip
immediately aItar IN" GSremony.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-15
Pyram1dU Dance,

tn" Following Invitations have neen
received by many members OF the dane
i!.g set:
Tho Tyra U!dJ
r-.qu,It cur presence 4; an
Informal lAu,Y
Mcl.ur. Hu.ci. Wheeling. West Virginia.
Monday Evening.
Sept"nhcr the Nineteenth.
FROM q 70 ! o'c!""h.
Featuring the K"yst"ne SIX
~ El!w""i C;;H. Ia.
Assessment 50 %.
t,nrru,rt.... Ozark Fulton. Frank Water
EuU~r. Harvey bowman.
Tu- krys.unc SIX pr''h"s.rn. which
NE Tyrau.:ds VII. feature ~ their
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04
SUBURBAN FOR SALE
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LGB. RM.. b. HOME, BEST SECTION
Hysttsvile. lot eoxs0o, IS 900; sf,boo go.
GEO. Q. wALxER, Krssss Bldg, i1th 8 O.
VOLTA PL.-S rms.; b. y. IL hres lot,
$e.eoo. J. d. oarnan. Dist. Nat. Bank
Bldg.
SR. BRAD. LANE. Mp.-1nSiisn viiisse
bung.: rm q b; Q. N. l.; In. pos; % ,5OC.
Mckeeyer q 0osss 1905 ct. nv.
Nd, near Williams . Ivy sts.=
Price. 500. Mahorney and Sullivan. I521
Eye ct. nv. Tel n. 1891.
CEDAR ST.. CHERRYDAIE. VA, q rooms
and bath. electric light. Price. A.Tyo.
NEW HOME, LGE, RMS, LOT iooxfM-
close cars, S4.50o; $500 cash.
GEO. O. WALKER. Krssse Bidg., Iith 4 q.
Lee. RMS, B.. H.-wH., LGE. LOT.
furnished, $4,000; $4,000 cash.
GEO. g. WALKER, Kresge Bldg, iith 4 a.
A., CLEAR, so TREES, q RH. HoUsl
nr. Berwyn, -, 500: terms. n
GEO. o. WALKER, Kresge Bids., 1Ith Il a.
RIvERDALB-e rms and 8: q. N. T.: chick.
en- house; large lot; $5.2Do. J. D, Gar.
nan. Dist. Nat. Bank Bldg.
5 A. PLACE. va. 3oe. FRUIT TREEs.
sm. home. stream, 50 900. =
GEO. o. WALKER. Krssge Bldg. iIh q q.
Mr.. SILVER SPRING, ND. Business, nns
home. Store. stock and fixtures. Or viii
trade for d. Q. property. Price, 81, ,ooo. 90
A. N. wildnan q Co.. 9th q h SITS.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04
PROPOSALS


DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
United States Patent ofice, washinrton,
D. O.. April IS, 1891. Sealed proposais
Tin quadrupiieste) will be received at this
offiee until o'clock .. m, Monday. May 0,
thereafter. in the presence Of such bidders
as attend, for producing. during the fiscal
year ending June 90. 1922. BY the photo
lithographte or other process, copies OF
drawings Of the weekly issues Of patents,
stitched, banded and numbered. ETC.; for the
reproduction Of exhausted copies Of draw
inEs and specifics lions, ETC., to be assem-
bled, stitched, banded and numbered. ana
for the reproduction Of foreign patents.
months and one year. Contracts will be
awarded for either six months or one year
as may seen to Be- to the best interest to
the government. The prices named will be
considered In connection with the ability Of
the bidder and his plant to do nrst-ciass
work at approximately 500 pages per day;
and, prior to the determination OF an
award, such preliminary Investigation as to
the qualifications Of bidders and efficiency
Of plant will be made as the department
shan deem necessary. A low bid, unsup-
ported by satisfactory evidence as to ability
to perfo<n the work In agreement with
the terms Of the proposals and contract TO
be awarded, will be rejected. Lack Of com
mereial standing on the part Of the bidder
or inadequate facilities or plant with which
to perform the work specified will constitute
good and sufficient ground for the rejee-
tion Of such q bid. BIDDERS WHOSE
WORK HAS BEEN UNSATISFACTORY IN
THE PAST MAY BE ELIMINATED FROM
CONSIDERATION ON THAT GROUND.
specincatio and specimens, with forms Of
proposal, will be furnished on application to
the Chief Clerk Of the Patent Office. All
bidders are invited to be present at the
opening. The right to reject any and all
bids. in whole or in part. Is hereby reserved
T. E. ROBERTSON, Commissioner.
ap30. MAJ ATS
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. c.,
Washington. April 25. 1921. Sealed pro-
posals will be received at this Office. Room
SOC. District Baiiding. until O'Clock p. m,
May -. 1921, for furnishing and delivering
automobile supplies, naEs and school books.
for use Of the government Of the District
of Columbia during the fiscal year ending
June 80. 1922 Forms Of proposal. specinca-
tions and information obtained from Pur-
chasing Officer, Room 32n. District Build
ing. CUNo II. RUDOLPH. CHARLES W.
KUTZ. JAMES v. OYSTER, Commission
ers. d. G.
ma2,3.4 lo7
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04
5Oc-MADAM SEIJA-5Oc
OFFICIAL NOTICE

HEADQUARTERS OF THE NETRoPoLI-
tan Police Department Of the District OF
Columbia, April -, 1921. Notice Is hereby
Efven that ] will sell at public auction, at
the establishment Of David Notes, No. 6SS
Louisiana avenue northwest. on Thursday,
MAY ., 1921, at 10 O'Clock a. N, lost,
stolen and abandoned property delivered 20
me by the Metropolitan Police Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, and not called for by
property consists Of bicycles. clothing and
miscellaneous goods. schedule in detail
Of the property to be sold will be found
posted in the Office Of the Chief Clerk at
Police Headquarters. EDWIN B. HESsE,
Chief (also PROPERTY Clerk. AetropontAn
Police, d. O.
ma3.4,5 10
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04

Atty for pltf, Geo. F. Williams.
3sss2 jackson VS. Wash Amer B.
b. Club. Rule returnable May IL.
Pitt atty, Edmund Darlington.
3S642 Larrick VS. Kershnor. De-
cree quieting title. Pitt atty. Geo.
F. Williams.
3S7Oo Jones VS. Jones. Order nisi.
Attys. Leon Tobriner Graham.
Assignment for Today.
3s524 Penn VS. Penn. Attys. J. d.
Carter-Miller G. Gertman.
1862 Randall VS. Randall. Attys,
Clarke G. Howard-W. A. Coombe.
3S125-Davis VS. Davis. Attys. D.
Edw. Clark-T. G. Walsh.
CRIMINAL DIVISION NO. 1.
Proceedings.
37o51 U S VS. Jules Anstein ct al.
Vic sec 81 Penal Code. Trial re-
sumed & same jury again respited
to Wednesday. Attys, Leahy &
Cromelin-wampler & MCGEE.
Assignment for Today.
Attys. Leahy & Cromelin-wampler
& MCGEE.
Assignment for Tomorrow.
37617 U S VS. Gabriel Baker ct al
376SS U VS. Monroe Harvey.
3764s u vs. Water Nails.
1883 u VS. Jules Juice Strain.
37e0S U S VS. Chas. II. Hunter.
CRIMINAL DIVISION NO. :.
Proceedings.
6300S D. F. Reynolds VS. Samuel
Cardia. Trial resumed & verdict for
pltf for SIS. Attys, Stohlman &
Sulzer. w. p. Plumley.
62sS1 Robt. w. Thornley, VS. Cur
tbs Lamson Lamson. Jury sworn
& verdict for pitt for possession of
$500. Attys A. D. Smith,. A. Dent.
No assignment for today.
Probate Division.
Est Geo. W. Pitcher. Order grant
ing letters of admin to Octavius
Pitcher. Undertaking $1,000. Atty,
e. ]. Walsh.
Est Margaret E. Earle. Order ad-
mitting will to probate & granting
letters test to Ellen Earle. Under
taking $500. Atty. Arthur Helden.
Est Oscar Moller. Order admit
ting will to probate & granting let
ters test to Ralph E. Burgess. I'm
dertaking $500. Atty, Harry K.
Est H. E. Thomas. Order admit
ting will to probate as real & per-
sonal property & granting letters
test to Geo. r. Salb. Undertaking
$1,000. Atty Leo A. Rorer.
Est Theodore Galotta ct al. Order
appointing Victor Galotta guardian
& that he reimburse himself for
$500 & to expend SIS per month for
wards. Attys, VIM. E. Leahy-L.
vandoren.
Est Mamie Briscoe. Edward Bris-
coe appointed administrator. Un-
dertaking, $500. Chas. 8. Williams.
atty. d.
Est Mary D. Rines. Tracy L.
Jeffords appointed administrator.
Undertaking $4,000. ,Jeffords &
Dutton, attys.
Est George F. Jackson. Petition
for letters of adm d. B. N. filed.
e. Hill and T. Walker, attys.
Est Matilda G. Struck. Petition
for probate OF will and letters test.
Brandenburg & Brandenburg, attys.
Est Haroldene Davis. Petition for
appointment of guardian. p. v.
Keyser, atty.
Est Pearce Davis. Petition for
appointment Of guardian. P. v.
Keyser. atty.
Est Leonidas II. Hall. Order of
publication for probate. r. N. DON
aldson, atty.
Est Luisa wynne Reinholdt. Or
der appointing commission. Bran
denburg & Brandenburg, attys.
Est Janet Davis. Order authoriz-
ing guardian to invest 5000. II.
A. HeEarty. atty
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04
CLAIRVOYANTS.
LAcenfsd ~ as
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.

MADAM MAVIS.
Have your fortune told by the great
Egyptian palmist: tells your past, present
and future: gives advice on all important
Affairs Of life. You will ind true help by
consulting this famous Egyptian palmist.
Special readings. soc. g. l4th st. NV.