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YUKON SAILS WITH
 EICHTY-O ONE ABOARD

The steamship Yukon of the Al aska Steamship company sailed from Seattle this morning for Seward with the following passengers:
 Mrs. M. J. Clayton, s. B. Clay ton, Mrs. Ida K. Eckles, J. E. Nash, H. D. Cheney, J. Kupinskey, M. Ma noff, M. Bornoff and Frances Reiss.
 The Yukon left this port with S1 passengers aboard and much freight
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RUSSIA RECEIVES NOTICE
 ENGLAND TO RATFY

LONDON, Nov. 20.-It is disclosed here that Russia ha sreceived notifca- tion already that the British govern ment does not intend to ratify the treaties concluded with the Soviet gov ernment by the Macdonald ministry.
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CANADIAN FRENCHMAN
 REPRESENTS CANADA

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2O.-Senator Napoleon Antoine Becourt will be named Canada representative at Wash ington when the Federal cabinet holds it's meeting next Tuesday.
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Coolidge Sends Condolences

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2O.-Presi- dent Coolidge telegraphed Dr. Saw yer in part:
 Please. express to the members of Mrs. Harding's family the sincerest condolence of Mrs. Coolidge and my self. We share in the fullest measure the sorrow which her death brings to them.i We are disappointed that her brave fight was in vain, but it is source of pride to know that she made it so valiantly as to arouse the ad- miration of her countless friends"
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MUTINIED CRUISER
 ARRIVES IN BRAZIL

BUENOS AIRES, Nov. 22.-The Brazilian battleship Sac Paulo, which lately recovered from mutineers has arrived at Rio Janeiro, accompanied by her sister ship, the Minas Geraes.
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tURDERER OF LOS ANGELES
 BROKER HAS CONFESSED

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2O.-Ern- t c. Booth, bank bandit, confessed lat he and another murdered Harry Kafa, wealthy Los Angeles broker ho was slain a fortnight ago in his yartments. .g:s s..s
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AMERICAN BATTLESHIP
 WITHSTANDS GUNFIRE

NORFOLK, Nov. 2O.-The super lreadnaught Washington ordered sunk mder the Washington Arms con- erence agreement has withstood four nslaughts from the 14-inch guns of he battleship Texas.
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NOTED EGYPTOLOGlST WILL
 RESUME WORK ON OLD TUT

LONDON, Nov. 22.-Howard Car ter is expected to arrive in Cairo, Egypt, within a few days to resume work on the tomb of King Tutenka- men.
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DEATH KNOCKS AT DOOR
 OF MAJOR-GENERAL STACK

CAIRO, Egypt, Nov.22-Manifesta- crisis, which lasted fortnight ended where today over the death of Ma jor-General Stack, governor-general of Sudan and Sirdar of the Egyptian army.
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British engineers have begun build ing dam across the Indus river in India, which is designated to irrigate six million acres of land, now mostly desert.
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Blood In Sioht In Euvnt

VALETTA, Malta, Nov 22.-The First battalion of the East Lancash- ire regiment have been suddenly or dered to Egypt and will sail within few days.
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WILBUR WILL STAY IN CABINET
 WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 22.- Secretary Wilbur of the Navy has no intention to resign from the present cabinet it was intimated here to- day.
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DR. SUN VAT SEN GOES
 TO TiENTSIN TO CONFER

SHANGHAI, China, Nov. 22.-Dr. Sun Yat Sen, the South China lead CT, left here for Tientsin to confer with the North China Tuchins.
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TURKISH PREMIER RESIGNS

CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 22.-Is- met Pasha, Turkish premier has re- signed because of ill health.
 His successor will be Fethi Bey.
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CHANCELLOR ELECTED

VIENNA, Nov. PA governmental crisis, which last a fortnight ended today in the election of Doctor Ru- dolf Ramek, as chancellor.
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TO BECOME A MOTHER SOON

WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 22.- Alice Roosevelt Longworth is ex- pected shortly to become a mother.
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TREASURER OF YEOMEN
 ARRESTED FOR PERJURY

SASKATOON, Nov. 20.-Ward F. ann, supreme treasurer of the Broth rhood of American Yeomen was ar 9sted today on charge of perjury.
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KETcHlkAN FISH PRICES

No haibut offered today Salmon quoted at 21, 14 and 9 cents.
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MRS. HARDINC'S FUNERAL WILL BE HELD MONDAY
 INFERRED AT MARION, 0.

MARION, Ohio, Nov. 20-Mrs. War ren G. Harding's body will be placed in the tomb at the Marion cemetery by Sshe side of her husband Monday afternoon, it was decided today.
 Four weeks ago Friday, Mrs. Hard- ing visited the tomb where the body of her husband lies, and talked personally with every member of the military guard which has been on duty there during the months of wait ing for Der final visit.
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Gates Opened for Mrs. Harding

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 20.-Just be- fore she died Mrs. Harding seemed to arouse from her state of coma, and see a vision of what lies beyond the portals of death, according to a tele- gram received here by John G. Bat telle, for many years friend of the Hardings.
 "Oh! See, See, See!" were her last words, the telegram said.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-11
BLIND ADs'
MERCHANDISE MANAGER

one Of the most nuccessfui de-
partment stores in Mississippi de-
sires to secure merchandise
manager: prefer Q middle-aged
married man between IS and -;
must POSSESS complete knowledge
OF the retail dry goods business.
This is a department store cater
ing principally to ladies'; must !
understand modern inventory
methods; must know how to
change employees from clerk to
sales people; must possess those
qualities which will command re-
4 spect Of employers as well a.
! employees. Splendid opportunity
for right man. Position available
at once. Correspondence confiden-
Orleans. La.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-11

FORD RAcER-Good condition. bargain
for $50 cash, and ! $3.50 mahogany
grafanola with Sc double side records.
all new, first class shape SO cash; rea-
son for selling leaving town. 11sh 8.
1lgt 81 Room
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-11

VELIE ROADSTER
New paint, top, tires; me-
chanically first-class con-
dition; guaranteed value
at $3.50. Oldsmobile Co.,
SIG S. 21st st. Main 1921.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-11

COUNTY AGENTS WKNTED-Capable
county agents for a fast selling and
profitable automobile accessory! Appli-
cants must be high-class and give salts
factory credit references Men combining
selling and mechanical ability would have
advantage and easily earn $40 per day
and up commission. Box $780, A31 West
38th ST.. New York. s los
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-11

AGENTS--s1i.so daily in advance. (send
for sworn proof. Introducing new In
sured hoissry. az styles. 2s colora. Guaran-
teed seven months. Spring line now
ready. No capital or experiences required.
UYou simply take orders. We deliver
and collect, Cor you can deiiver-suit
yourself Credit given. Pay your daily.
Monthly bonus besides. We furnish sam
pies. spare time will do. Mac-O-Chee
HOSIERY Co., Drawer 6e01. Cincinnati. o.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-11

wanted--Two lady demonstrators sac.
First class sign painter. $40 day
Registered druggist at once: waiter. =
Married man bookkeepsr. lumber expert
ence.
Experienced hotel clerk 40 years old.
Young man stenographer. &12t month.
-Four experienced white waitresses.
Blacksmith; inside electricians
Three strong white boys learn trade.
Woman housskeeper with child.
White, coiored laborers; brick masons.
White, colored coal miners. ESQ ton.
white, colored mine driilersss muckers.
White coIored glass glaciers.
Colored truck driver, $16-e1S week.
Colored hotel porter; bus boys; Dutler.
Coiored women cooks hotel maids:
Colored boys, girls, dlshwaphers; others.
Producers Agency. 211sh And. Ave. ~:
DON'T WORK FOR Low WAGES-Few
weeks training teaches you trade paying
SIS to S14 day. We teach auto painting,
auto trimming. metal finishing, auto body
drafting, tool designing (tncluding ma
thematicH), brickiaying, finished crapen-
try. plastering. plumbing (iicensedl, steam
fitting, paperhanginE. interior, decorating
sign painting. show card writing, construe-
tion, electrician (licenssdl. Select trade,
get facts. Write today. Trained men al.
ways find work. Michigan School OF
Trades Interurban Bldg, Detroit, Mich
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-11

Strength, Reliability, En-
durance are naturally
built in almost every used
car we get in exchange on
new
PACKARDS
Representing the best al
ways in the automobile in
dustry, it attracts to it.
self the best.
Guaranteed as represented:
STUFF - Seven-passen-
gen touring; good me-
chanical shape; good
. paint and tires; a power
full car for $500
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
senger touring; repaint-
ed; an excellent buy
for :. ..$400
HUDSON SPEEDSTER
Repainted; looks good;
fine mechanical shape
1925
BUICK ROADSTER
1922 model; see this one
and judge for yourself.
Price only $3.50
PACKARD SINGLE 6
Touring-Splendid me-
chanical shape; recon-
ditiened .$1,250
MARMON-Late model
touring; splendid oppor-
tunity to buy this high
class car for the low
price of .......... $1,25O
LIBERTY TOURING
Reprinted and excellent
buy $3.50
and numerous other bar
gains.
Easy Terms on Every Car
PACKARD MOTOR co
OF ALABAMA
Magnolia Ave. and Syca-
more ST., S.
Phone Main 888
Evening star., 1924-04-12


Near l4tf and Quincy SITS.
S1O,5OO.
very well constructed two-story colonial
type brick, within a few doors of 18th street
This house has excellent rooms and tiled
bath, h.-w.h, electric lights and n garage.
1t is in the best OF condition and the owner
will give immediate possession Reasonable
terms Of payment can be had
Near 10th and + SITS. S.W.
$4,000.
This substantial brick dwelling is located
very good value for the money. 1t has fine
roons and bath; has just been papered and
painted throughout and put in excellent condi-
from $3.50 to 81 900. balance like rent. Imme-
diate possession.
Georgetown.
S10,5OO.
A very excellent home located in one Of the
best blocks of Georgetown, surrounded by fine
old homes. 1t is midway between two car
contains 6 rooms and bath, h.-w.h., electric
light, porehes and is in perfect condition.
Owner, occupant, will give possession.
Cleveland Park.
$l6,5OO.
A frst-class detached home, with southern
exposure located on the prettiest street in
This property is very wen built of materials
that are almost impossible to duplicate today
and contains rooms and bath, h.-w.h., cleo
tric light, a very beautiful lot and a we'll
built garage. Owner win give immediate pos
session and make very reasonable terms.
Tilden St. Near Conn. Ave.
$12,750.
This beautiful semi-detaehed home located on
TiIden street, one Of the main entrances to
Rock Greek Park. is q bargain at the price
NV n electric lights a fine big lot I10 feet
deep to q paved alley and is in perfect condi-
tion. There is no question hut what this is
one Of the most attractive streets in the city
and as Conn. avenue north of Cleveland Park
develops 1t will enhance the value Of this
property materially. No mistake can be made
buying q home in this section
Evening star., 1924-04-12
FOR SALE-H0USES.
Continued.
FOR SALE-H0USEa.
COntinueA.

KLINGLE ROAD.
o and
Creek Park Phee onlyS1
CHEVY CHASE.
streets. Owner anxou ell
KEN1LWORTH, d. (.
INVESTMENT.
swater n
FOR COLORED.
rooms on door eehsI Pr
HERMAN E. GASCH,
Main $3.50 1926 New York Ave.
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FEATURED BY VERY MODERATE PRICES
AND CONVENIENT TERMS.
SIS OOO-Cleveland Park.
ns and Gss oa .ss n sse
S22 5OO-Ccveland Park.
ad po
sections
S11 500-Chevy Chase, d. c.
S165OO-Chevy Chase, D. c.
with eofoot frontage
S13OO0-Near 14tI and Taylor. -
Ircom brick on lot p feet vide by 1'7 feet
S1O5O0-Near 9th and Allison SITS. NV.
oushou appointments su
ST. 5OO-Near 18th and New Hampshire Ave.
- - -
S1425O-Hobart Street Near Mt Pleasant
buy n heart
S8 OOO-Near 10th and Maryland Ave NE.
to opavedan nor,e
Sc 5OO-Between New Jersey and New York Avenues
and brick;
ALLAN E. WALKER & co, Inc.
ESTATE BOARD
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Sixteenth Street Heights.
S1575O.

This fine detached home is located en ene-os
the incest streets OF this section, between
14th and 18th streets, and contains 9 Large,
bright rooms and bath, h.-v-h.. electric light
fine porchcs, garage and beautiful lot with
hedge, flowers and shrubbeFJ. Il is a corn
piete home in every partrufaS aud enc thxts
should be readily sold.
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STROHECKER & METZLER SPECIALS.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
4516 NEW HAMPSHIRE ANE.-24 TT. WIDE.
from Grant semi bomr Of
edrooms
frpor
bariwoo
1911 IONGFELLOW ST. .N.W.-SEMI-DETACHED.
mautf
and hwith
If
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-3112 18th ST. NV.
70 mmedat sale
aranx ntruea
wills
900 SHEPHERD ST. NV.
modern heae
wod
STROHECKER & METZLER
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Chevy Chase Club District
uifu Of
Of
ablyp priced / C
Near Bureau Of Standards.
O hnrning
TILED sa Sere a sse @
Of the 10 and a See
Near Grant Circle-S11 ,OOO
ntondiuon is
to the circea thsone is.
ngdale-Two-Family Flat
heating The
WALTER A. BROWN,
1900 H Street Northwest Main 1895
SATURDAY
Evening star., 1924-04-12

$4,000.
Half Square Dupont Circle and Massachusetts Ave
$500 Of With n
onEna cost
S22zS0.
Chevy Chase. D. {.
foo ron
tItu the
beautiful
"a
Takoma Park, D. {.
of the
hotvat
Garage
Sauls Addition.
is harrig
$115OO
Rock Creek Church Road.
rando owner occupyn
SS65O
Brightwood Park Section, Facing Large Estate.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., Inc,
r
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n L. SANSBURY CO.. Inc.
1918 Eve Street NV. Phones Main o9Oo4-o
CHEVY CHASE.
s'rs having eight b. rooms and bath
therefore the
villa
NORTHEAST.
In finest sct of
Modern heating psat and
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
Gonna carin
brick,
plant and other modern mprmenG Deep 10. 70 e e
for apponm o
\. L. SANSBURY co. Inc.
14lS Eye Street NV. Phones Main o9Oo-4-o.
WASHINGTON ESTATE BOARD
Evening star., 1924-04-12
A Bargain in Mt. Rainier, Md.
Mount Pleasant
$4,000

A great bargain in a modern, we'll construct
ed three-story, semi-detached brick house, 10
Gated near 18th and Park road. This home
contains 81 rooms, all with side light tile
baths, h.-w.h., electric lights and every mod
ern convenience. 1t is completely equipped
with screens and awnings and has unusually
large pOrches. Immediate possession will be
given and very reasonable terms OF payment
will be made.
Evening star., 1924-04-12

~, 1llSOl pol dlSu,
ct Northwest.
y REAL ESTATE BOARD
Columbia Heights.
$1,000.
Positively the hest value in a modern home
In Columbia Heights, located on one OF the
best streets west OF 14th street. 1t is big
wide house. containing and hath,
h.-w.h., electric lights and large front porch
This property is in good condition and worth
the price. Immediate possession.
Chevy Chase.
$4,000.
A very fine home located on the Maryland
side of Chevy Chase, just ne-hah block from
the circle. This is strictly modern dwelling,
with rooms and beautiful baths, h.-w.h..
electric light and wonderful lot S0x125, with
beautiful shrubbery and flowers. We regard
this of the most complete suburban
homes the market and the price is fair.
Immediate possession.
A Bargain in Mt. Rainier, Nd.
S5 900.
This is a well built home OF pre-war con-
struction, located the crest of q hill and
having a lot 60x160. The house has large
rooms and bath. electric lights and spacious
porches. 1t is being offered for sale at this
ridiculously low price for quick sale, as the
owner has another investment in mind. In
mediate possession.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-12

To men u,ho haue not yet tried
 Lucky Strike
 This is not philanthropy, just business. You are introduced to cigarette today which sooner or later you're bound to try. This merely hastens that happy time Tear off the coupon now.
 We have found that ss% of the men who try Lucky Strike immediately adopt them. So to introduce you to Lucky Strike we can well afford to make this special offer of paying the 6c Gov ernment tax today ourselves.
 No words can do justice to the Toasted Pro- cess in Lucky Strike. It takes us an extra AS minutes to toast the flavor in but it takes you only moment to try the flavor out-the test of the toasting is the tasting
 Smoke this package tax fee-you'n get ac- quaintedwith cigarette so balanced in the blend, so mild in the flavor, so smooth in the smoking and sofragrantwth the sealed-n-vi virtues ofthe toasted process, that you'll changeto this brand that never changes-and you'll never change again. ~
Evening star., 1924-07-05
Trustees Sale of Valuable Inn
proved Real Estate, Brick
! Store and Dwelling No. 34el
q e. NV

By virtue of authority vested in the under
mgned by the decree in equity cause No. 42lsS,
they VIII oner for sale at public auction in
front Of the premises. on THURSDAY, THE
FIvE-FIFTEEN O'CLOCK PM, the follow
ing described land and premises. situate in the
city OF Washington. District of Columbia TO
Wit: Parts of lots sixty-four (e4D and sixty
nve 1851, in squire 1246. beginning for the
same at the intersection of the north line Of
street. with the west line of 34th street
and running west along the north line of O
street twenty feet; thence north parallel with
the west line of 34th street seventy-seven
1eet; thence east parallel with the north line
or D street twenty feet to the west line of
8fth street. thence south with the west line
OF S4tn street seventy-seven feet to the be-
ginning; improved by a four-story brick build
ing with store first floor and three apart-
ments above known as premises 34Ol O
street northwest.
Terms of sale: One third 90 Of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash, the balance
IN two equal installments, payable in one
ana TWO years, with interest at So per
annum. payable semi-annually, from dsy OF
sale, secured by deed of trust on the prop
erty sold, or all cash, at the option of the
purchaser. A deposit of $500 required of the
purchaser at the time of sale. All conveyanc-
Ing, recording, revenue stamps and notarial
fees at the cost of the purchaser. Terms of
sale to be complied with within thirty days
from date Of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve
the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost of the defaultinc purchaser after
hve days advertisement of such resale in some
newspaper published in the City of Washing
ton, District Of Columbia.
DANIEL W. 0'D0N0GHUE.
Union Trust bldg,
J. WILMER LATIMER,
wilkins bldg.
lyo-d&ds. .exSu Trustees.
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LEGAL NOTICES
MASON, SPALDING & McATEE,
Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict of Coiumbia. Holding an Equity Court.
Walter F. Sullivan, plaintiff. VS. william
!. khsore. Mrs. Emma Kileore and Frances
Marie Sullivan. Defendants.-Equity No.
42o07.-0rder.- object Of this suit is to
have the plaintiff appointed trustee under the
will Of 81. A. Kilsore, deceased. Under the
bate & in the ofiice Of the register Of Wills for
deceased, wife Of petitioner, was named as
trustee. She died before she could qualify.
The defendants, William L. KiIgore and Emma
kiigofe. are the brother In law and mother
tn-law respectively Of petitioner and are non
eompoe mentis and are confined in the State
Central Hospital Lakeland. Ky. The defend
sot. Frances Marie Sullivan. is the infant
deceased. The trusts provided for in the Will
are for the benefit Of the two defendants. who
are non compos mentis with remainder to
Mary X. Sullivan. deceased, and her heirs
The infant. Frances Marie Sullivan, is the
heir Of Mary X. Sullivan. All Of the fore
going 10 set forth in the petition. Upon mo-
ton Of the plaintiff: II Is by the court this
18th day Of June. 1924. adjudeed. ordered and
decreed. that the defendants, William L. Kill
van, cause their appearance to be entered here
in. on or before the fortieth (40th) day, ex-
elusive Of Sundays and legal holidays, ac-
cruing after the day of the first publication Of
this order otherwise this cause will be pro-
reeded with as in case Of default, Provided
q copy hereof be published once q week for
three successive weeks in The Washington
porter: By, the Court. A. A. HoEaLdNG;
\. BEACH, Clerk. By +. u. CUNNINGHAM.
Assistant Clerk. jA2l 2S-jy5
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STEAMSHIPS.
1908 r st. NV.
n1erican Line
Joint SerpfCe
White Star Line
WaShInuton, q. {

oo1nt SerDfcc
~ht' sta, F,nssts %as Ea:1Gss" s:%s.Is g.
::rrIrTTTGssERGH :rrTGI.E tJuiy lStAus. istseS.: g e
.ARARTG 'hamouts tsur. a,res. s.sept. sfoet. =
MINNEKHADA. Aug. Sept. IL Oct. 1e
fvia Cherbourg and southampton.
Anchor Line, 14o6 n st. NV, Wash.
New York to Londonderry and Glasgow
'C0LUMBIA ...... July 12 Aug. Oct. Is
'AsSYRIA ........ July 10 Aug. 30 Sept. q
CALIFORNIA (new) July 20 Aug Il
CAMERONIA tnew) Aug. Sept. Oct.
TUSCANIA (new) Sept. 13 Oct. IL Nov.
Atlantic Transport, 1908 r St.N.W. Wash.
MMINNEToNkA MN tnew). July ls Aug s.,
csnsSIsn csswAss pssfc, nsT i4,s NJ Ave. wa %ss
To cherbourg. Southampton. Hamburg .
EMPRESS FRANCE.July 16 Aug. Is Sept. 90
EMPRESS sCOT'DJuIy 30 Aug. p Sept. -
.mEfA t. fGAserDours. sonthamPten ens ssp,
'HiSSEbosA July % 3 Aug Aug 20 Sept Sept II
.Mo,rRosr To Lverp19l liver ?, A., s.nt
'MoNTCLARE %. July is Aug. 10 Sept Il
'MoNTcALM Aug. Aug i Aug, % Sept Sept q q
To Belfast and Glasgow
sM0NTLAURIER July 8 Aug. Sept. 4
'MARBURN July II Aug. IA Sept. II
.METAGAMA July "a Aug. 81 Sept 1s
'MAKLOCH. July 81 Aug. 2S Sept. 2a
cunard Line, laos II ST. NV, Wash.
AQUITANIA .......July . Aug. Aug. p
MAGRETANfA. '";s Aug: . . sspt 1a. 10 sect o"t
n. Y. to Cobb tQueenstown). Liverpool
LACONA (new). July II Aug. 13 Sept. q
SCYTHlA tnew) July 10 Aug. % Sept. 2G
FHAScoy1A kas,c6 =, co %sw5 Aug; . Sept i Oct: ii
SCYTHIA tnewi July 20 Aug. "a Sept. q
SAMARIA tnew). Aug. 3 Sept. 6 Oct. :
.BoT Bo,t1n , to Londonderry. Liverpool. Glasgow.
.I1A Snnf
Ny: to Plymouth Cherhourg-I London.
.ALBANIA tnew).. July 10 Aug % Oct. II
'1ANCASTRA tnewD-
Aug. o Sept. 1a Oct q
SAXoNIA. Aug. 10 Sept. 27 Nov. 6
Qnebec Cobb Queenstown. Liverpool
'cAR0NIA. Aug. Sept. Oct. 4
'cAARMaSiA AIn,!ss, Aug; 81 Sept: Is Oct. 1e
sANDaNIA tnew) July ~ Aug. 1s Sept 20
'ANToNIA tnewD July 2s Aug. 80 Oct. 4
'AusoNIA new, Aug Sept. Oct. IL
.sATTRNIA -. July 1s Aug. Is Sept. Il
ATHENA tnew) Aug. Aug. 90 Sept. 2f
'CAssANnRA: -. Aug, Sept. 5 Oct :
French Line, 1906 NY. Ave-, NJ w., Wash.
New York -Ply ymouth- Ha vrc-Paris
FRANCE. ....... July July 30 Aug. q
PARIS July 23 Ang. 20 Sept Il
LAFAYETTE. ....:.:: Aug 16 Sept. q
'LA SAvOIE. July 10 sept ! Oct. Is
'RoCHAMBEAU.. Aug. Sept. 6 Oct 4
'sCFFREN. Aug. II Sept. IL Oct. Is
'De Grasse ......... Sept. Oct. Nov. 4
New York-ViCo fSpain) -Rordeaux
'LA R0URD0NSAIS July Sept 80 Nov II
'ROCSSlI-LOS -. July 90 Sept. Oct. 81
Houston tTexas) to Havre
sDE la SALE Sent u Nov IA
NIAGARA ............--..O Oct. - Dec. i
Special Sailing y. Y. TO Dublin
'CHICAGO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sept 20
Holland America Line, "a State ST., NY.
n. Y. to Plym'th. Boulogne -Sur-Mer. Rott'r'm
ROTTERDAM .... July IL Aug 16 Sept p,
v0LENDAM new July ~ Aug. % Sept. 81
VEENDAM tnewD. July 28 Aug. 80 Oct
RYNDAM Sept. IL Nov. 20 ...
some CLASS CT
Further Information from Companf
Evening star., 1924-07-05

IN THE sIJPREME COURT OF THE DIS
triet Of Columbia. Holding Probate Court
n the matter OF the estate Of F1nny Irwin
31s01.-Application having been made herein,
for probate OF the last will rnd testament Of
said deceased and for letters testamentary
on said estate by John w. Chfldress execu-
tor. 1t is this 18th day Of Jnne 1924: OR
DERED. That Mrs. r. w. Herr. Mrs.. Sam
Frazee, Annie r Burbank, Mary r. Burbank,
Juliette r.. Taylor. Nora Taylor Lincoln.
Frank Keller and Helen Batchelder. and all
18th day OF July. 1924. at 10 o'clock a m, to
show cause. II amy they have. why such ap-
piication should not be granted. Let notice
Reporter and The Evening Star once in each
Of three successive weeks before the return
day herein mentioned. the hrst publication
return day. A. A. H0EHLING. Justice.
(Seall A true copy. Attest: THEODORE
COGSwELL, Deputy Register Of Wills for
the District Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Pro-
hate Court iec1 ~ fv5