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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
fOUITHY AND AIS
IrIrea IaIl ehIpprrs

HruilFrs 1894 d. .-....-r.-s
tspnns-lAFs fat. per Ib. .....s :
iaurF q. .. .rs--.r.s.s-sss- s.
Dufks-ilvs. ole. per lb. ..... .iLg !
Young. l9zt. ID. ..ss...... !
6ssas=t live. ~ .......s.... !
iirns-f1vs heavy .........s =
1--we 4iEHt srHrFrssarsssssrss sA4| =
heastsr-Oid live. Per H.. !
Iurkrls Dressed ...........ss d.
1--we FHssrrHsrH- sssHsssssssss o..
l"Hs=C0urfrv dressed ...ss..s .oiH =
N~zl=HFnry light ............s iEV y
Nsai-Fnney light ..........s 90 !
Belgian Iiarrs-IAvs .........- :
DFFF3HH ...-.... o..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22

Quotations AZ rniaa HiaSltHrh'
Receipts, 81 cattle aud 100 hogs.
80 MhnIr,nl. n,nltr,

tThs prices given are mos. made 70
retail dealers - whoi-balers. win
few seasonal exceptions. prioss 20 pro-
dursrs can be figured BY deduetinE the
cost Of transportation 20 Seattle ana
approximately Is per cant for hauling.
storage and selling rUEtD
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

fridays Quotations
SuGar-Stcady. Raw $500. refined
quiet. graduated, S71SG7.50.
Coffee-No. : Rio. axe: No. 4 santos
s6ts d27Ac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
Denver Live Stock

Cattle Receipts. 1850. Market. STEADY.
Beef stcers, Se97.50; cows and helf-
srs, s350dS; calves, sos: feeders and
stockers, $40 s.75. bulls, s2a4.
HoEs-Receipts, 500, Market. 1So lower.
Top, 50, bulk, yS.s5aS.so.
Sheep Receipts. $50. Market. steady.
Fat lambs. sie.s0Q1s.5o: feeder lambs.
1i5alA2i. ewes, t5d7.
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Weather Bureau Report

#nH IaI fTam f.r II weather IHTFa p
IhTuu#u BLAND HaF t O.. w.
UarHmHfHr rH.HE ..aHa. sind #'H-
seen. IE r.rH on BOON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
Portland Wheat

PORTLAND. Nov. :i.-wheat-Hard
white, SL6s: soft white. 81 so: western
white. El.5S: hard winter. 81 5s: west
crn red, Sl5l.
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POULTRY AND MEATS
rTipes Paid Wholesale Usairl

nroilsrs -Is2t dressed ........ SO
aP"ns I'd. rr.+ss -rr.sssrs .ah4
burks Dressed. per 90. .sss.-
'rssr Dressed rssIsrsrs.r.ssH
lien.-D Dressed. heavy ..r..ss.
TurL w. 100 ..,,.... .110 81
TsIrIsn u.r..- I,,..,.8 IN q
Csws-f,5T5r,ry. s,.,..s Ia -. 90 n
IIsF.- Trrry tf,.rE -...... lIu -
NraI-Fanry ,rB.iI ..,......... .ite n
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San Francisco Produce

triuay quotations
Bufer---ENtras, 4Sc; prime firzts, sslsc
EEgs-ExtrRs, 5sAc; extra puliets, a5e;
understood pullets 4Oc.
Cheese-Cal. nats, fancy. :ie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22

SAT- MhAN
huA E
tffst iitEb Ilas
OF 80 on
tifst Low noe
100 o. 90 Ff
sssuud iiiEb Tiav
T o. u IE RI
ss,and Iav Tide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
Chicago Board of Trade
Cash Wheat
FRIDAY : Quotation.

CHICAGO, Nov. Clash wheat-No.
hard, sl.5oQ i-5ii5: No, hard. 1i.ss1.
q l.5o, No. spring. l42G
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22

Adore: The Rep Illinois
state peHitsHtiary at Joliet
Center: Warden John l..
Whitman dcfD and Nathan
f. Leopold, Jr.. and Richard
Loab (ighD. Below: Mrs.
IIhiinInn.
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ShipNews
Tides i'm Seattle

hENuAN
NUK 20
iifst IitEb iiar
rr 90 o.
IlrHf Isa Tide
af O.
,rraud iilEh sldr
sfrrHd Tow tidT
Evening star., 1924-03-23
BOY SCOUTS

or in thinly populated rural commu-
mites, where there was no opportu-
nifty for the formation of Boy Scout
troops. Effort will now he made to
assist these boys in every possible
way, and to make the program Of
scouting more readily available to
them.
Armstrong Perry, formerly chief
pioneer scout of the Boy Scouts of
America, has been put in charge of
the Chicago headquarters temporal
rlly, pending the working out of the
new plans. A Lone Scout department
will henceforth be conducted in
information.
Scoutmaster Frank Sherwood of
troop lol' Ballston. formerly deputy
commissioner Of Division VII. is re-
ceiving congratulations on the ar
rival of a new girl Scout in his
home.
Troop 73 Of the Y. NJ. II. 4. has
announced amour a schedule Of important
Tuesday, April j.. will be boys
might; Friday. May so, service at
Arlington; June -, semi-annual par
rents night: July 3, overnight hike
IN woods; July to 20, troop at Camp
Roosevelt; July -. trip to Camp
Roosevelt for scouts and officers of
troop not attending; August 10. an
nual excursion To Marshall Hall;
September %, scmi-annuaI boys
night.
In connection with the celebration
Of national boys week, four Wash
lngton Scouts formed part of a dele
cation that called on President Cool
idGe last Thursday noon. They We're
Ronald Hubbard, Troop 10; Eagle
Scout Walter 5. McBroom, Troop Is:
George Wales, Troop IL, and Carlos
Marcum. Troop 100.
During the last week the following
scouts have been advanced in rank
as indicated:
To first class-Troop .. W. Hoover
and W. Taylor; Troop. 10. +. DAILY:
Troop 81. l.. .kolb and T. Meyer;
Troop So, Il. Troth; Troop Il. NJ Edelin;
Troop 80, NJ. Madden, NJ. Pittman and
IL. Shcehy; Troop 100. K. McMilIen
To second class-Troop 33. Frank
Norman: Troop -. w Horne: Troop
50. J: G. Offutt; Troop 16. ]. Burke
and w. Baxter; Troop 90, s. Robey:
Troop -. ). Kritt; Troop 90. X.
Lynch; Troop 40, +. Mciivern; Troop
1Oa, j. Arneson, +. Patterson, J. Nc
X Lalie and j. BertUlin.
Evening star., 1924-03-23

cab; in its comparative privacy we
Will just take another look at the
copy which you have of that certifi-
cate"
Where is. he to driver asked Sty-
ler. as they got into the cab. Il don't
know where that church is"
II do" remarked Smith. And
very Interesting old spot it is, too
Cornhill-well walk the rest Now,
he went on. as the taxicab moved
off, give me that copy, Styler, and
let me refresh my memory"
Styler produced his notebook and
had made copy of the certificate.
Smith considered it at his leisure as
they went cityward and at last drew
his clerks attention to various points.
Nov: Styler.'' he said Lets cts go 90
a copy of fHls certihcfe rs te of marriaes nis
solemnized at ST. Eanswythe's Church,
in the city of London, on the 18th
October. 1904-thats nearly ten years
ago. The contracting parties were
Edward Charleston Legette, bachelor.
and Maud Eleanor Rivers, spinster.
They We're both Of full age. His ad-
dress is given as at the Hotel Metro
pole. Charing Cross: hers as of Broom
Lodge, near Alnwicll, Northumber-
land. Accordingly, one of these, the
bridegroom, most probably. would
have to acquire legal residence in
81. EanSwytheS parish. which ne
could easily do by renting a room
for three weeks and leaving n port
manteau in it. We may have to in
quire why these two people selected
this particular city parish for their
nuptials. styler: / dare say there was
some good reason. Meanwhile. here's
the evidence that those nuptials were
duly celebrated by Gervasc Bright.
vicar. in the presence of Anthony
Denton and Sarah Giddins. Now, in
my opinion. Sarah Giddins and An
thony Denton We're, and maybe still
are--for it's within ten years since
the verger or clerk. and the church
cleaner or pew-opener. Wherefore. |
take it. Mr.. Legcttc and Miss Rivers
were making a very quiet marriage,
and had no friends to witness il. And
what I'm chiefly hoping is that the
Reverend Gervase Bright is still
vicar, still alive. and get-at-able,
so that he can tell us something.
Continued in Tomorrow's STAR
Evening star., 1924-03-23
BABY Stars " Club.

7 UCILLE RICkSON. who plays IA
II clever roIe in The Galloping
Fish" is one Of the organizers of a
new aggregation Of screen starlets
who have joined together under the
name of the climbers Club" Every
member of the club is included in the
"Wampas" list Of baby stars" for
1924, and through the new organi
zation is seeking inspiration for finer
work during the coming year. They
solemnly declare their intention of
mutual help through discussion
of each others characteriZationS
through pantomimeS of famous leEi-
timate actresses such as Nine. Duse
and study OF worth while" dramas
Members Of the club are Kathryn
Mcclure. president: Lucille Ricksou.
Day. Derelys Perdue, Charlotte Ste
Jan CARRIERS (Garbcr-Davis) or
chestra. which recently scored a hit
as n special attraction at CrandaIrs
Metropolitan Theater. will be heard
today at 3:25. 5:25, 7:3o and 9:35 pm.
and daily. except Saturday, at 3:o5,
7:30 and 9:35. and on Saturday al / :35.
$50. 1:30 and 9:3j.
Crandalrs Ambassador Theater at
18th street and Columbia road north
west, Will have special added attrac-
tion next Saturday in the person of
Franco, a ventriloquist of unusual skill.
Evening star., 1924-03-23
CHAPTER XXI.
The Midday Special.

Styler took the little gold charm,
into his left hand and turned it over
gingerly with the tip of his right
tore finger.
Foreign stuff. that, inspector" he
remarked. Delicate work. isn't it?
ihdlan arabesque, l should say-Pve
seen this sort of thing before. Old.
too-look how the carving, or what
ever they'd call it, is worn. And this
DIT OF link that's hung on to it
worn as thin as tissue paper.'
All, that's how it came to be brolz
en- OH from chain or something of
mat sort, remarked the inspector.
We've looked carefully for more
INKS oil that chain, but we haven't
tSin@s tShnG somything anything' - However.-,that
Mr. Styler." '
Depends-depends" replied StyIer.
A good many innocent people might
have dropped little trifie like this.
n suppose a lot of folk walk about
those woods?"
No they don't" said the inspector.
old Mr.. Tress, the present young
man. $ uncle, was mighty particular
about that park and grounds, and he
wouldn't have anybody in 'em, because
OF his rare trees and shrubs, and so
on, and that rules been kept up-no-
body except the Lynne Court folks GO
about there. And that bit of gold, Mr..
Styler, had been recently dropped
it was as fresh and bright as you see
it now-it hadn't been exposed to
weather"
Exactly where did you find it?"
asked Styler. Anywhere very near
where kesteven was found?"
The inspector shuff1ed his hands
among a mass of documents and
drew out a roll of tracing paper which
he proceeded to spread over his desk
and to fasten down with paper
weights.
We had this map made" he said.
We thought it would come in useful
.;ome time-distances, and so on, are
set out on it, You see. it's of Lynne
Courthouse. gardens, pleasure
grounds. park. and immediate sur
roundings. Now there's the house
There's the spot-the clearing-in the
spinney where Kesteven was foH1ld
lying shot-two hundred and nineteen
yards from the house. That's a path
Evening star., 1924-03-23
Filmograns.

The selection Of a feminine lead for
CASHIERS next production. The
Breath of Scandal" will be made
shortly, and Clara Bow. who scored
succeSs recently in "Ma>time" and
Black Oxen" is mentioned as d pos
siblllty for the part. Little Miss Bow
has just finished work in Baby
Peggys newest picture. Helen 5
Babies
Antonio Moreno and Estelle TAYLOR
will be co-featured in Tiger Love
an adaptation of the popular Spanish
opera, The Wildcat" by Manuel
Penella-
Lewis Stone. in why Men Leave
Home is yamped for the first time
in his screen career. Usually il is
Stone who lays siege to woman $
heart-and wins. But in this produc-
tion the well known actor falls vic
tim to the charms Of his Stenog-
rapher, who looks only to the size
of his check book.
Adolphe MeniOu is to have a subtle
in For Sale" Cor
inne Griffith's next starring vehicle.
in which the actor will have "A
greater opportunity than he did in
Evening star., 1924-03-23

f street Valentines are warned in
advance not TO let Rod La Rocques
haircut, in "a Society Scandal" get
by them. Rod has raZored his side
burns, just forward of each car, into
delicate and needle-point spike.
And, my dear, it's just the closest
Evening star., 1924-03-23
thing to he-spitcurl you ever threw
an eye on.

Daniel Breeskin, conductor OF the
symphony orchestra at Crandall S
Metropolitan Theater, this week vii
feature two numbers from Eddie Can
tors current Broadway hit, KID
and THE Same 0ld Way"
Evening star., 1924-03-23

either THE Woman OF Paris' or 1.-The
Marriage Circle"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1924-03-21

Ne teE 70 cal YBr Hr.surjyu 10 q few
&C ON mEnF bargains e tins snur.. Ne
r.s-sFr't new eDITaE every Npss:f ant ElEsvs
have tul B1Dl4 n s.sls.z 5rBn. Our a1oas
uETEEz Esiszss
One IN If sZ-1nrA d-=ss e1nfhsna 10
l:i1Bs n ESe
e'Ilil- N. II teE-a1 anti 6u1-ss wines
2sc T. Sc.
1s-Es-. T1snss If 1sHz-s..f s,r s. 50
-s.-IeE -sE AssssEs3eaE ENss1e-s- & 50
q $3.50
-sa-lst 1tN pIlst a-7ssez q SzZ5
.El-l.f new L-nfHEu sc-.sst a-=ssss s.
$50 ans SR75
IEi-1.s'ul Gaiises Gr EndI,Ss-I, rz-sstk
5sr.lIE sui-E =. L $3.50
NE1rE s.im 5tnnss SIz- T5r E1s $50
fI= FB-5
eilliar an. ru1 ss1s e -. II sz50
AEIRs- shit E11 lung EiH fi.Es-A
-aB-is4 Hn. .1LI1--s1s waas -Iu-1,-s H-,s
tx5lr-lE, $3.50 70 81 n
BIll.s szS-5a
L.sctsss siiEins. HI-w1r.i sEsi--s u SsSE
>i.nuiua e1I. a-B.+ .s=t sn5 s,rzrirs
tr So
Al s-zt uiE---sHs.ss. s. E1s5 IL
CrsE rneA PIT, s-x1t Sxz2 $3.50
AEil;;ii.t,, E1isEzgr ltiE- Nts1isssis .rl.s.s
;s.r tE-IaE S2.sA
5Eii:lrz HIS ant S1Er NE.rtE N-ssf
M IsTWllss-E sr ID.
SngIu-E El-sdost s1E-s mate z-z1r -u-s
SuEn1 Ana-I.E1 MS zsc
KlsuE.s11its- We asbpsr RRr oIlIfF pacf-
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s1.,-1i uJr-lf-srSI ,,aur-x
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Bu,T I'D facfT.llls Mr.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1924-03-21
AMERICA LEADS
WORLD IN USE
OF TELEPHONE

Tssrs EsFe over 1s3 tslsphone COZ
Tsrsztso1E during 1871 for every usn
Eo.zzz AID child II the United States
: considerably larger average than II
any cher country in the world Ac
e0rdfng 70 the best information avail
able Denmark and Norway. whose
telephones are operated partly by pr
TSts companies and partly By the re
spsctirs governments. rank next 10
the United States in per capita iele
phone conversations, but in each Of
these countries there were forty fewer
calls per person during 1871 than il
this country Sweden. where govern
uisnt ownership prevails. follows with
an average % only 81 telephone COT
TeFsstions per inhsbitAnt during the
rear France and Great Britain.
whose entire telephone systems are
goTsrunsnt-O~ned. are eleventh and
t~slfth. respectively. each eo1ztry
averaging less than % calls per per.
kon during 1871
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1924-03-21
STANDARDIZATION IS GAMING
~-sH-1a-sa > Esssy E--s-.s. g-,z -s--7,
70 Ns.-s ss,-.s E@:-7 Tsazrs
$50 Sec Pre- .-.gs-.

That Ifaf1--z--F eTsrY A--eE.1z. p
-2f-T nEE-E sa-ss eEC-7 teuzrt
sTs-i--E T'--E.til1- a. q 11sans = szlr-f-ss-
--g waste i =AgEz e s-g5y 4 re
s--ss-si 81, ss'-1 ga O. t1- -ts A--e-sezg
T-z3s Assss'ela-s1- erHs-f.r=s 81 d..
HEE1 7. Bake sEH1l;iTs seer-rary 4
t1e Azas-sez- Paper 1-5 Pz-p asso.sks-
-6aE
No --ss tE1E sdEgT-s1I associations
rsgrssezflzE t,zs5e fz.szstrfes gave Dos
10 BzssT data a. 70 TIE extent u
s-xzcsr1EEzrla1. 70 replies 70 rs gpe=-
taf--siF@. zA5eA ezntrzce,5 seven ru=z
tiezs Practically zu Z IT, ssso-5a-
tls-s rsg,a-T s1ze s-sps toEar5 stand
Ar'1i11tsoz- Ihir-g-tFs have COMMIT
tees - wsTk - TIE subject and S
- es1f = ~ siKty-six have Standard
lied % Supplied thelr produezs. 81
lszss e. gsr1- TIE ravirE bssck uanu-
tAcrDrsrss fer Instance have redueed
t5s l1-ter u rsr1e-gsr fru-7 sfrrr-
SsI 70 SIX ard IN Portland Cemear
zssoesztaa- has arhserel srzse
E-zz1zrt u sEseei9rztio-s. he Rsfrse-
tories zssa--lsf50z has res5-es5 oas
kzE6Fs1 Tar5sties O. rEelty-Tre. The
r-ils 6esi=rs- Z IS reported have gore
a lo1g wsF forward Ia standard iElnE
szzitzry fittings IN mix. Ice cream gnd
batter fzetoriss- TIE uaetsl la-h
Ezn1fsefgrers have reduced STYLES
and finishes % - EeiEhts. with con-
T&rziively fsw finishes
A side variety - znswsrs was -
cslve1 70 Tire gBes;io1: TO shat II
tszt 90 y0a consider Il advisable 70
carry sfa15sr,iIz1flouT rrtu bust
less IL los; because essentials are Dot
supplied Is = typical answer. The
queslIon q 0riE.1alify o. design. Il =
pointed oct. appears IN This phase e
TIE question. and sEzin n re replies
70 the gEery IS % poss,bie harmful
results SsTsnty-Svs per esnt q The
replies see 10 harmful results possible.
At lezst hzlf q the associations are CO
os@rEttng with ggEeTuus1i agencies 70
this end. and the last question. as 70
whether stsndAr1lzztiO1 should cone
through private or government; Efforts
was almost unanimously answered n
favor q private initiative.
The accomplishment q waste pre-
veari0n and Of thrift must cone says
Doctor Baker in his summary. as The
result q Organized eso-1. ard this Or
CANNED effort IL Industry means the
e1ort % The trade associations
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1924-03-21
WOULD EUMAETZK
BRITISH WIRES
1.nss- 7nEr EEEs Is Tess--ss.s ~
-s-E-rE-ssrB -t-srssF r-rrx'
1---sr>s

Il rssts1- ssr5as e E-Z3t3sH E1tsr
IL hsbd1E -H1a F1--.E-zsH VIII Ia
TElssi1l.1iE- IL L-1i5zu MsrlHE Posi-
sssTzrEzF condemns tDz Er1-2Et lE8s-
Sfssn,s EFE1zzn. b.rt Al - EEF4jsSz1ss--
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tEuE =1E-zlF no lie 1sz11s e ne
5rThs1 Egrsrms1L EEE1 -ssrE-as
& II Es.uDssgz1-1 WI-t -as Ei.a1 os4fsE,s
Ter sFE he MgrE1E F-sgz- ne
EsosrH- .EnEs1Eus q -JE11r i -rH1
IL ziE.s--E1 5rEEraHf nE5 t'ss1 -lEds
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la traE--5z-- ia sr'srzzH 4 -fz
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PRISE L 6sIlE-s8 -hE- -E-1gs EAEEn-
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1-r111E 70 5'ssIuiE-zEs -ns 1s1EzioEns
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,64saEsis ne 1E,1 1nE1 II gs-uurEl1.
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r Is 18 suEEHE1st Ia sn.er5tuEls
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ErE1su ~ w1ish -nsT Ers EEHsr1sst
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1924-03-21
TELEPHONE LINE
1900 MILES LONG WAS
MARVEL IN 1898

one Of ihs features Of the tsle
phone display q; the Chicago EIposl
lion vas = large vail map showing
he long distance tslsphoas Ike hon
Boston 10 ChioAEo. 100 miles IoaE
!; wzs labeled
The LozEssi TslspAons Ltns
n the World
That was true II 1888. but the
sehisrsnsn, vas only a step II the
progress % long distance tslsphoas
transmission
Tie nsXr great advance vas the
opening o. the New York-DszEsr line.
2ila miles long IN 1911 In 1918. the
continent wzs spAnnsd By the New
York-Ssa Francisco line. s4e9 niles
in length.
Even the conquest Of the continent
did no; mark the limit o. loag dis
lance telephone transmission Con
timed research By thu Bell System
scientists and engineers has resulted
II improvements and inventions in
telephone apparatus and equipment.
extending the range Of long distance
telephony and improving the quality
Of transmission and today telephone
conversations are carried on with per.
feet ease between Havana Cuba. and
Catalina Island. a distance Of $3.50
miles
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1924-03-21
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
scxibers have obtained fr-m the Orphans
Court Of Montgomery county. Nd. letters
Of administrator on the personal estate Of
CHARLES " WILLIAMS.
late Of Montgomery county. deceased
Al persons, having claims against the
sad deceased are hereby warned 10 ex-
hihit the sane, with vouchers thereof. 10
TIE s1osssioerS on Or before the 18th day
AusUst. 1874 Otherwise they may. BY ls~.
Be e1ei0oed from Of ell benefit Of said
estate All persons indebted 10 said estate
are requested TO make immediate paw
Dent Given under our hands this 18th dsy
Of February. 1924
DORSEY ". WILLIAMS
JANE ". ALLSUTT.
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Notice TO Creditors.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the sub
scnber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of MONTGOMERY county. Nd. letters
Of administration on the personal estate Of
JOHN DAVID DWYER
late Of said county. deceased AL persons
having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned 10 exhibit the sane
nth vouchers thereof. 70 the subscriber 90
% before the Sth day Of August. 1924
Otherwise they may. b. Law. Be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested 70
make immediate payment Given under
my hand this 9Th day Of February. 1924.
MAYNARD DIVER,
feb SGT Administrator.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1924-03-21
Notice 20 CREDITOR

NOTICE IS hsreby given that the sub
scTiber. Of the District Of Col0mhis. has
obtained from the Orphans Court of Mont
eoDery county. Nd. letters Il sdninis;rs-
tsoo on the personal estate Of
GERTRUDE n HUBBARD,
late Of said eounty. deceased All persons
having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned 70 exhibit the sane.
With tie vo3cbers thereof. 70 the SUBSCRIBE
On O. before the sth day Of AGs2s1. 1924
Otherwise they nay. By lsW. Be excluded
from all beoefS Of sad estate All persons
Indebted 10 sad estate are requested 10
make Immediate psYuent Given under
ny hand this sth day Of February. 1924
7. STANLEY HOLLAND.
feb s-st Adminisgrstos