davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-31

Of water on his pink. twinkling
nose.
Dear me, 1t 5 going to rain and
| have no umbrella! cried the
bunny.
''Oh. no, rncIc Wiggily, That
ism t rain.' squeakcd a little voice
- Excuse me, but showcred you
with my water guni' And out of
the bushes crept the Lady Mouse
Teacher Of the Hollow Stump school.
" Your water gun" exclaimed
the rabbit gentleman in surprise.
Well, not mine, exactly, said
Miss Mouse. Il took il away from
Toodlc Flat Tail, the beaver boy, in
school, yesterday. He was playing
with it-squirting water on Jennie
Chipmunk. - The Lady Mouse held
up the water gun. Il WAS a hollow
tube. Like popgm, with a push
ing handle at one end. Water could
be sucked up in the tube. and when
the handle was showed, out sprayed
the wafer again.
THAT s ii fine gun, said Uurle
Wiggily, taking it from Miss Mouse.
IF | had that noW c0uld--'
But before Uncle Wiggily could
say what he would do d voice in the
forest shouted:
Run. Run. There s big fire,
Run, Mr.. Longears! It's all burn
ing.' And what was burning and
how it was put out you shall hear in
the next story-that is if the mo-
lasscs cookie docsn + slide down the
hanister railing and step on the
foot OF the stairs.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-31

The Scientific Americans alchemists have failed
to produce gold in laboratory by the German method
But IT doesn't matter. Colds cheap, anyway. Let
them try for something worth while like pure maple
syrup or hard coal.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-31

And, now if Europe does go ahead and live up to
the Peace of Locarno, there some Americans who
will never forgive her for it,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-31

A peculiar thing about short
dresses is women seem satisfied with
the least they can get for their
money.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-31

You get mad at Il friend. Call him
a fool. He calls you n fool. Both
are right. Or you wouldn' t be mad.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-31
SHOWS AT WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Oct. 81. - The
first snow of the season came to
the capitol yesterday afternoon, the
first October snow in many wears
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-31
COPS SHOOT PAIR
AS THEY HOLDUP
80 MEN IN CLUB
By United Press Leased Wire

SEATTLE, Wash, Oct. 31.-Onc
bandit was shot, his partner was
grazcd by II flying bullet and both
were captured i'll gun duel with
policemen in the Central Social club
yesterday.
The two bandits. Frank Cunning
ham, %, who was shot in the abdo-
men, right arm and foot, and Fred
Rasmussen, 81, had held up 80
Greeks and had them lined up
against the windows when the Off
GERS walked in.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-31

That hard coal strike wouldn't be so hard to bear
If the para%rarhers would lay off the old diamonds
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-31
UNDERTAKEN HURT
WHEN HE RESCUES
FELLOW EMPLOYE
ny United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 31.-Leo H.
Roach was cut and burned on the
feet here when he rescued Frank
Croggan, fello wemploye from fire
IN the j. c. O'Connor mortuarv.
Croggan. fellow empIoye from a fire
IN the fire, was in serious condi.
tlon from smoke inhalation.
The blaze started in a garage
from undetermined causes. Prop-
crty damage was estimated az frnm
$4,000 to $4,000, including an
automobilc and several vsduablc
caskcts.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-31

Never be TOO harsh with yoaag
fellow before he has found himsclf
Nothing :. nSsre dfscerdaat Hthan It
violin being tuned.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-31

Some men are successful chiefly
because they didn t have the advan'
tages others had.
Evening star., 1925-12-12
WILL OPPOSE STADIUM
ON FORT RENO SITE
Citizens Object to Plan Involving
Car Sidings and Great Auto
Parking Space.

Opposition to, the proposed placing
of a large stadium on the site of old
Fort Reno was voiced by members of
the Northwest Suburban Citizens AS
ISOLATION at q, meeting last night in
the new Janney School in Tenley-
town The association had previously
adopted resolutions favorine the estab-
fishing of d monster athletic field at
the fort site, but upon investigation
ii was learned that wherever the
stadium is to be located provision is to
be made for the parking of several
thousand automobiles and siding for
parking 100 or more street cars. 1t
was felt that the land is too valuable
TO be allowed to be used in this man
ner, and the association will CO.
operate with citizens bodies in other
sections OF the city to have il placed
elsewhere. Ii was decided to continue
efforts TO have grade and high schools
erected on the site.
Fred Seller. chairman of the com
mittee appointed to arrange for a
street carnival and celebration mark.
ing the completion of the paving
of Wisconsin avenue. reported that all
civic, fraternal and business organiZa-
tIons in the territory will be urged TO
participate. 1t is tentatively proposed
10 stage tne event In May, next year,
and Will include the decorating Of
all buildings along Wisconsin avenue
from Massachusetts avenue to River
road. a street parade at night,
speeches by District officials and every.
thing that goes TO make up a carnival
Decision was made 10 launch an eX-
tenslve membership campaign and a
committee was appointed to canvass
the territory in an effort to swell the
rolls before the time set for the carni-
val. Gus Lucas and Gaspar Sigurdi
were elected TO membership Presi-
dent Luther l.. Derrick presided.
Evening star., 1925-12-12
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE IS Hereby GIVEN TO ALL
paid ssnsd T b. sqRs [ an f.
Gsrs Smith trading az DO i rayl9r ,s Motor
scolGea s aes G IN Lser ai:s 4s4% % f9o iss of the
aRe 10 e. hs Henry of
security for said bonds the following de-
scribed real estate in the District OF Co.
Lot numbered, ninesy-eight tasD in G. T;
ana sH saasFe as eeT pas
T2;Tded IN re once Of ne suT,ey9r tor o The
io3: also lots Numbered one hundred and
nlnety-nlne .ls8t. two hundred t20o) and
naseed d ONE Of o,, !. .os4s sny NUM- W.
s s: ii Sss IS s Il fos ss ss1
property being now known for purposes of
is" Funded and one lsoii and eight nun.
dred and ten tS1o) in square numbered two
aad and six h all
and description now erected Or herea fter TO be
e ers. eieDators, Va % heatins atm and dh shtns - appa pp
ratus. and all. each and every OF the perma-
every kind and description. attached to the
buildings on said premises or which may
BE- to s sS aid al
singular the WAYS easements. rights. priv
10 said w premises beionsins or in "a snywi.s ape
nertainingI-i. being understood and axresd
lard and premises wherever they occur in
these presents. shall be deemed to Include all
buildings. machinery. improvements. perma-
rept fixtures and property above mentioned
and hereby conveyed.
that said bonds hereby called for pay
ment and redemption and will be paid on
January l2. 1923. under the provisions OF
s7id bonds and the deed of trust securing
tho same.
Tho undersigned the present owner of the
property securing said bonds. will deposit
with the F. H. Smith Company on or be fore
said 18th day Of January, 1929. sum of
money sufficient TO pay all OF said outst and
inS and unpaid bonds of the above issue at
1o2 co of the principal thereof plus all ac-
crued and unpaid interest on said bonds
interest to said 18th day of January. 926
and plus the United States Federal income
..oupons thereon matJRine on said date VI All All
hC'Gerh of said bonds are hereby notified to
present. said bonds and the unpaid coupons
th,reon at the office of the +. H Smith Com
psny. s15 Fifteenth street northwest. Wash
irgton, D.; c.; on the said l2th day of Jan
uar!-. 1926. at which time they will be paid.
In tho event OF the failure To present said
bonds for payment at that time. the interest
thereon shal cease.
The specific bonds covered by this notice
Nos IL to IS. inclusive. for ST. 900 90
each maturing July IL. 1895:
Nos, 10 to l3s. Inclusive, for $500 each.
MATURING Jul July 12 1927; ;,,,.,,.. 900
ear, r. L. h."!EAaff !TEAAYaffoSRs Moron COMPANY.
By lSignedl r. L. TAYLOR.
Signed JAMES A. PURCELL. 0'"''
del II IL. Ia 80 Secretary
Evening star., 1925-12-12
GEORGE e. GERTMAN. Attorney.

trict of Colum mbia Edison w Briggs Com
pany. corporation. plaintiff. We. the uu-
Carroll. et al. efendants&Equfty al e. No.
44S7s.--The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain decree establishing OF record BY aG-
verse Possession against she defendants plain
tis !,nd t.ls ,,sH il fee simple to parts q tracts
Gift situated in said District. and known
as parcel ss and descrbed within lh Nato, the foI
sovg LOVING metes and bounds: Beginning al a
a branch and running the eight following
courses and distances, north 3h degrees,
West 1o& Derches. north 2$ degrees, east
oarshee % esrshss soa;h nGysh ss sa
perches south degrees, Vest 10 sp perSRes SH :
south ba degrees, west 15% perches. south
sS sss to the be
Francis P; Blair by the executors of Philip
feho 2a5 ot the land records Of the District
lion Of the plaintf It is BY the Court. & tiiH this
that the defendants the unknown heirs
Slienees and devisees Of Daniel Carroll. John
lsy Young. trustee Samuel BeaiI and and Phiiip Flip
Barton Key. all deceased cause their appear
snce to, be entered herein on or before the
first rule day occurring ono month after the
ss. DAY G M the s.uss @ x p hTse a other y
nab shed once week for .Srss aacee saeees.i1e S
Mseks in the Washington Law Reporter and
sas ,1s oi.
cause shown. ?. L. .sThDoNs. sJustice.
BEACH, Clerk. BY F Z. CUNNINGuAN
ASH. tisaA. ds5.12.l3
Evening star., 1925-12-12
GEORGE c. GERTMAN. Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict OF Coiumhis.-Iohr c Scofeld. trus-
tee ct al plaintiffs VS.. the unknown heirs.
alienees and devisees of Samuel Hepburn.
deceased. defendants .--Equity No. ii144-
The object of thia suit Is to obtain a decree
establishing OF record ny adverse possession
plaintiffs title in fee simple TO original lot
tion of the plaintiffs il is. by the Court this
18th day of December. AD. 1925 ordered
that the unknown heirs. alienees and devisees
OF Samuel Hepburn cause their appearance
to be entered herein or before the first
rule day occurring after one month after the
day of the first publication hereof, otherwise
This, cause will be, proceeded with "a IN ease
Of detault: provided a copy hereof he pub
lShe1 once week for three successive week :
in the Washington Law. Reporter and Tho
Evening star: longer and other puhlicat tioUs
shown. F. l.. sIDDoNSz Justice. tSeaI.
\ true copy. Test: MORGAN Ii BEACH.
rlerR. By +. f. CUNNINGHAM, Asst.
Clerk. 6ie5 l2.Ig
Evening star., 1925-12-12
LOUIS GUTENBERG and ALBERT
STEINEM, Attorneys.

n, THE SUPREME COURT, OF THE DIS
trict Of Columbia, Holding an. Equity
Unknown heirs. alisnees and devisees Of
Charles E. Mix; :. Ella G. Mix: 3, Frank T
Mix LiIItan Mix s, Francis N.La MS &
Martha Q. DICKINSON. 8. Chase F. Mix; 10,
William a %s r h John r. Rw1nss Allison
living. or il dead, their and each of their
unknown heirs. alienees and devisees. de-
fendants.-In. Equity No, 44s21.,,The
object OF this suit is to obtain a decree
M 9f record by adyerss
John R Arrison's subdivision of part ot
square 637, as per plat recorded in Liber c.
H. B.. folio 95 of the records of the Office
of the Surveyor of the District of Columbia,
more particularly described in the bill of
complaint. Unon plaintiffs motion, it is by
oFdaTed that the defendants. the ,unknown
Min Frank r. Mix. Francis Mix. Catherine
Wallace. Mary Q: Nswall. Martha o. Dckin-
SON. Chase F. Mix. Cassie Mcdonnell. Carrie
Walker. William A. Mix. Jr.. and James r.
Arrison. II living. or, if dead. their and each
OF their I unknown heirs alienees and deyisees.
on or before the first rule day occurring
after the expiration of one month after the
day of the. first publication hereof: other
wise as to them this cause will BE- proceeded
with as in case Of default: provided copy
nree. be nee for
Reporter and The Evening Star newspaper
longer and other publication being dispensed
with for satisfactory cause shown. WAL
TER I. MCCOY Chief Justice. tSfalD A
tn'e crnv r. :: MORGAN u REACH Clerk
II :. +. BEACLa Asst. Clerk. uo2S S.deo. IL
Evening star., 1925-12-12
.GOULD'S RAILROAD
DEAL is REVEALED
Former D. & R. 6. Official
Tells of Manipulation of
Properties.


NEW YORK. December l2.-Tho
late George J. Gould's manipulation o..
his Western railroad properties was
revealed in Supreme Court Yesterday
by John L. Rowland. former secretarr
of the Denver and Rio Grande Rail
road, testifyins in IL %20o00o.u00 az
counting suit brought by Stockholders
of the railroad against the estate OF
Mr.. Could. benjamin J. Bush and
ether directors of the road
The stockholders allcGe that in 1918
when the directors of the Denver and
Rio Grande defaultcd in payment o.
intel est Oh bonds OF the Western Pa
cific Railroad, the action resulted IN
loss equalIng the amount they claimed
Mr.. HOw.and. who testified ONLY
about acts of the directors in 1917.
produced minutes Of the board Of III
rectors from 1872 To 1873 and was
questioned concerninS a meeting Oh
January I, 1912.
At this meeting. The minute.
showed. Mr.. Bush. president Of the
Missouri Pacific Railroad. was elected
president Of the Denver and iio
Grande as q part of Gould's plan L"
consolidate the Two roads ana the
Western Pacific
At another mcetins in the same
year the question OF payments Of the
interest OF S50,00O,00 oi Western Pa
cific bonds vas discussed. II was
pointed out then that failure 10 pay
the interest probably would result in
throwing both thi, road and the ben
yer and Rio Grande into reCeiVeTshlH.
The directors at this meeting voted tu
borrow the amount necessary 10 pa
the interest
Evening star., 1925-12-12
HOWE. swAlzE & BRADLEY. Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
executor and trustee under the last will
and testament of Elizabeth Cullinan. plain
tiff. vs.. William j. Cullinan. Mary A Culli-
nan. Barbara Kranbeihl and Andrew Rlnner
efendants-Equity No; 443s2.-The object
of this suit is to obtain a construction of
the, last will and testament. OF Elizabeth
Culllnan deceased and a determination of
the true intent and meaning OF the testatrix
in employing therein the phrase to provide
Cullinan. for and during the period of her
life" and instructions as to the method and
manner by which the trustee shall comply
with the said provision. on motion of the
complainant. IL is this End day of Decenlber
1928. ordered that the defendants. barbara
Kranheihl and Andrew Rinner. cause their
appearance to be entered herein on or before
the fortieth day. exclusive Of Sundays and
legal holidays. occurring after the day of the
first publication of this order: otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with. as in case of
dsta,Gi. Provided a copy Of this order be
weeks in the Washington Law, Reporter ana
The Evening Star before said day. F. L.
SIDDONs. Justice. Seal A, true copy.
Test: MORGAN II. BEACH. Clerk: BY p. s.
Asst lori
Evening star., 1925-12-12
FRANK T. FULLER, Attorney.

triet Of Coiumbis. Holding a Probs,s
court:--In re estate Of Tony Abbats. de-
ees ssed.-Adm. No. 330sI-Order-
of certain real estate. teins = part of the
estate Of Tony Ahhate, deceased. As descrih-
sdministrator. dated May go. 1925. il is this
3oth day Of November. A,D- 1925. adiudsed,
next OF kin. alienees or any other persons
claiming by. through under said Tony
hbhate. deceased. il any there he. cause
before the 5th day of March, 1925: otherwise
this cause will he proceeded with a. in case
der be published in the Washington Law Re.
porter and The Evening star At least twic.
tween November 40. 1925. and March 5
1925. By the court: JENNINGS BAILEY
Justice tSeal) true COPY Attest
THEODORE C0GswELL. Deputy Register o,
Wills for the District OF Columbia. Clerk OF
the Probate Court. de512i9
Evening star., 1925-12-12
CHARLES w. CLAGETT. Attorney.

trct of Columhts. Holding Probate Court.
F. Hilton Jackson. SURVIVING Adminis- dmns
midi. Deceased. 907 18th Street NV.
Washlngtono Was D C. PislntIh Us s.br6 Frank Ger-
C..et al. efendants--A Administrati No.
2 decree for the sale OF real estate. SO
Brumidi, deceased. for the paymenet. Of
debts On motion of the plaintiff. it Is
this Goth day Of November, ,AD.. 1925, or
Lola V. Mopch Clarence v; Rove Arthur
Remain, Lola Romain Spohn., Samuel L.
Clarke. Clark, Maria Brumidi. lunanc: xincenzo
Brgmidi. and the unknown hejrs: aIienees
and deNisees OF Lawrence s Brumidi. de
ceased; cause their appearances e be en-
exclusive exclusive Of SUNDAYS and legal holidays, oe-
ton Of this order otheewise M this se CAUSE viii
be proceeded with. as. in case, of default;
once, week for. three successive weeks in
the Washington Law Reporter and The Eve
n ning 8 st Star ,.; before said day. JENNINGS
Attest: JAMES TANNER, Register Of Wits
for the District of Columbia. Clerk of the
Probate Court. nooS. .de5, IL
Evening star., 1925-12-12
FRANK STETSON, Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. holding Probate Court:-No.
ticc that the subscribers. who were by the
Supreme, Court Of the District Of Columbia a
granted letters :estsmentary ON the estate Of q
the approvai ot the sup,eTe Court Of .he
Gonr sr.e' appointed H Mondag the 4sh dsy af
1874 a. 10 ess n.
MAKING payment and distribusian from said
estate. under the ,court's direction and con-
troll. when and where all creditors and per-
sons entitled to distributive shares or leRa-
cies. or the residue or narts thereof. are
notified TO attend. in person or by agent or
asainss the estate properly vouched Given
under our hands this 9th I'd, day . Of r, Decemb@sS @
sTETSONs By FRANK STETsGN. Attorney
AtteM: (Seal1 JAMES TANNER, Register
- ho
Evening star., 1925-12-12
FIFTH yESPER CONCERT.

The concert arranged by
Ruby Smith Stahl at the First
Congregational Church, for
tomorrow afternoon at 4:45
o'clock. will present the Nordica
Mandolin and Guitar Orchestra
of the Walter r. Holt Studios,
Mr.. Holt directing, Charles r.
Ferry. organist, with program
as follows:
Prelude, organ Fantasia in Z
Minor" ........S Stainer
Orchestra, ta) "Barcarolle," Ce-
SEX; b) Melodies" tOp. IS,
No. -. Moszkowski Arranged
by De Loss.
Orchestra. ta) Gala ntry"; ke-
telbey; tb) ITO Wild Rose"
MacDowell
Offertory, organ, "Berceuse in
" .faulkeS
Guitar duet. (a) "A Dream"
Bartlett: O) Flower Song"
Lang; Miss Annabelle Bird
ard Mr. rHolt.
Orchestra. The Lost Chord"
Sullivan
Organ accompaniment by Mr..
Charles T. Ferry.
Evening star., 1925-12-12
FRANK sFKTsON. Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, Holding Probate Conrt1Estate
of Ida yirE!nia sni1dle beeeasedI;;No.
ton Having been made herein for probate Of
the last viii and Testament OF said dece
Sstionai s:ai a SAVINGS and Trust Company, il Il
ordered this 4th day OF December; & AD.
dsia d1sas ana sna' LosS 81 c.9i.s fSip
pine Islands. and all others copcernsd. sp-
q f January. AID. ls2s. al 10 o'clock am !;
to show cause why such application should
nshe9 s d in the "wsshinston Law. Rsporter'
and 'EveninE star" once In each Of three
tn mentioned. the Arss publication 70 be not
less than thirty days before said return day.
44AlA A94HakHNE 4aHNE kssisssr ksss: u Viii. A. sSs
nistric, Of Columbia. CLERK III the prohat2
I.aTt. delx.lv.20
Evening star., 1925-12-12
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES

trict Of Columbia. holding Bankruptcy
Court-In the matter OF Charles Freund
:he creditors of Charles Freund OF the city
Of Washington, District of Columbia Notice
Dec' mher. AID 1925. the said Charles Freund
was duly adiUdiCated bankrupt. and that
the first meeting Of his creditors Will be
held at my office in the wilkins Building
1912 H street northwest. Washington d c.
on the olst day of December. n 1928 al
'fsdItors may attend. prove their claims
appoint a trustee. examine the bankrupt
ami transact such other business as may
properly come he fore said meeting. RALPH
u Ct'lNTFR. REFEREE in BanEruptcy
Evening star., 1925-12-12
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

zONiNG COMMISSION or THE DISTRICT
4i I C"iumria al, Ia Wash'nEton Dccenher >. 1925
> o..f Of an , Act of CoHSress. .anproyed March /
and use Of buildings IN the District OF Go.
lumbis and to create Zoning Comuljs jssion
gwen tha; q public hearing viii he held IN
TIE N oS Board Room OF The plstrlct Building at
purpose Of considering the fo6Wng proposed r%r sed
changes in the boundaries of the use. height
sa rts ;'f R6a aHd solRE aREA rs RE
rstaGD sIss tan1ea aaKEA fIhp nhs property within the
age on both sides OF CONDUIT Road On the
Rorth Ror9i hS YSS Reservoir Road on the east by
Potomac avenue and on the west by the Dis
trhp,nFE Fo RefsFy9lT .p ,,-r CHANGE FROM G
A a6ntnE both Sides Of AEhA avenae be
SES 1sSHAfRfs FB3H 4d KEsbESSEEIsff
Hkbs db Street pfos1 ssStq sRed. tho .asd sfs
AREA saf 70 '1 REsTkitrEb Area iT%s pfopsrt4 :
soPs .ss rankn 4s ds and Of qh
70 REsIDEETIAL i AREA: Parcel si5 5Lla
FS ss a?f $3.50 F2FS t5ST2ReIlE E2fa re kES
R ooPqfs3 THsldf = rs RRoa ath fbf street
sh5s s;s 3 s9a 81 r3aY9asfs; l0;s's4
COMMERCIAL: Property ahutting both sides
Of street n W between 18th and sth SIS
and l3th streets. CHANGE FROM FIRST
COMMERCIAL TO SECOND COMM ERCIAL,
252 located at premises 1872 TO 1890 New
ana g SIDE E" ie stree fs eSa'sa
eHPASGE efPts from Rf 6fS ro sT
OND COMMERCIAL n. AREA: Property
abuttins the west. side Of Canal Stree, s ".
GRAPH /. SECTION XIX. AREA DISTRICT
EXCEPTIONS, ZONING REGULATIONS. to
or less in width. j: F. BELL. CUNo Il.
RILI- DAVID LYNN. Zonng Commission of
the District of Columbia. de7-l0t
Evening star., 1925-12-12
DR.. J. T. PRIESTLEY DIES.
Noted Doctor Succumbs to Heart
Attack in Iowa

DES MONIES, Iowa, December IL
PJ.-Dr. James Taggart Priestley. de
scendent of Joseph Priesttey. discov-
erer of oxygen, and himself well
known among doctors over the coun-
try died here yesterday of heart dis
ease.
ID. Priestley was born in Northum-
berland. Pa, July 19, 1852. He was
given an honorary degree Of doctor
OF science by the University of Penn
SylVania last June.
Evening star., 1925-12-12
LOUIS g. TAYLOR. ATTORNEY.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Of Edward Doyle, decea.ed.-No. 33sa6. Ad-
mini istration Docket No; 75.-Application hav-
VIII and testament of said deceased and for
letters testaInentary ON said estate, by David
cember A d. 1925. that all of the unknown
next OF kin and heirs at-law of Edward
Doyle late of the District of Columbia and
all others concerned appear In said court on
Monday, the 18th day Of January. AID. 1928.
at 10 o'clock In. to show cause why such
application should not be granted. Let no.
,ice hereof be puolIshed in the Washington
each of three successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned the first pub
fore said return day. A. A. HOEHLING
Justice. tSeall Attest: JAMES TANNER.
Register of Wills for the District Of Colum-
bia Clerk of the Probate Court. dei2 9. "a
Evening star., 1925-12-12
REALTORS PLANNING TRIP
TO NEW ORLEANS PARLEY
Local Men May Charter Special
Car-Cruise to West Indies
Is Considered.

A large number Of Washington
realtors are planning to attend the an
nual midwinter conference of the Ma
tional Association Of Real Estate
Boards in New Orleans January 19 to
%. Already many OF the prominent
real estate men have definitely signi-
fed their intention of attending this
meeting and probably taking special
ly planned cruise to the West Indies
following the convention.
1t is expected that special car will
be chartered TO carry the local realtors
to New Orleans. James =. Schick.
executive secretary and treasurer of
the board, is making all arrangements
for this trip.
Evening star., 1925-12-12
FRA>k J. HOGAN. Attorney

SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Probate Cuurt.-Estate
Of Samuel II. Wenck. deceased.---No :;3793
Admin -tratIou Docket - Application hav-
ing been made herein for probate of tn, last
VII and testament Of said deceased and for
letters testamentary said estate. 10y the
Ri-g- National Bank. II Is ordered this At
day Of December. \ y. 1925. that Millard F
Golden werck. Esteile wilkinson all non
residents. and all Others concerned. appear
IN said court on Tuesday, the 18th day of
January, D. 1926. at 10 o'clock am, TO
show cause why such application should NOT
he granted. Let notice hereof be published
IN the Washington Law Reporter and The
Evening star once in each of three successive
weeks before tine return dav herein men
toned, the first publication to be not less
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