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Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-30
One OF TRAINERS
OF TREATY SEES
ITS REVISION N
Ek-Premier Nitti Says
Kaiser to Have
No" Say"
By WEBB MILLER.
lite / Press Staff Correspondent

(OLlCt L fICSS CIdI1 COTfeSpOiltteuI)
LONDON, July 30.-Ex- PREMIER
Nit, of Italy, one Of the trainers
of the Versailles treaty; forsees that
ts revision will come.
He so wrote the United Press to-
day, responding to a request for his
reaction to utterances of Admiral
Won Rebeur Won Paschwiz. Ex-
t.aiser Wilhelm s aid. which showed
Wilhelm was convinced that the
treaty "must be scrappcd. -
Eut, the reply of N.tti. cnroute
to lecture at Cambridge, declared
i'll no uncertain words that it is
not Wilhelm who should tell us
what to do.
81 have criticized the treaty of
Versailles, = wrptc Nitti, ''evcn
Ciemorccau has Avowcd it was con
cCiYed AS method Of continuing
var. To rontinGt war is not
peace.
There was onI Y one AlSacc-
Lorraine. but after the war there
an" SIX or seven. There was only
oYNustria- hungary, now there are
Xxx or seven.
"Wc have one million more men
under arms than before the war
"Thcrc are absurditics like the
Nanzig corridor that cannot be
maintained.
81 believe that a revision of the
treaty will come.
"There will be no peace in Eu-
rope, except by an entente between
Germany and France. These two
people are equally necessary to the
life Of Europe and TO the progress
of the world.
but it - not Wilhelm who should
tell us what to do. ANY intervcn-
tion by him is dangerous. lI,, has
done more harm 10 Germany than
all her enemies.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-30
PERSONALS

Ray Smith returned from Ocean
Beach today, having recuperated
from his accident last week. Mr..
Smith lost his balance and fell from
counter in Narney's hurting his
back. He is back on the job now.
Mrs. Smith remained in Ocean
Be. ch
Mrs. j. Roy Adams of Imperial,
was in town today.
DIR. Norman Dupont and Vaughn
Thompson spent the night in Hi.
pass, coming down early this morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Gavin of
lIebcr were in FL Centro today.
Mrs. L. 3. White and her son
George of Holtvilc were in town
yesterday.
Misses Fiorencc Vogel, Gertrude
Busby, Mae johnson, Muriel With.
ers, Lila Caudle, Mrs. Hazel Purdy
and Mrs. {. G. Caudle formed a
merry party at Holtville last night
swimming and dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Cook
and daughter Rose left this after.
noon for few days visit with Mr.
Cook s mother, who has just bought
a home in Pasadena. Mrs. Cook ST
is well known here, having lived
here for several years.
FL Centre arrivals at the Uotcl
EosNl vn and Annex of Los Angelo.
recently included Mr.. and Mrs. j
+ Baker, J. 7. DcNorc, Lee Marshal
M. and Mrs. W A. Scheniman f.
\. White, Miss Erma. Poagc and
Mrs. Kate Oldham.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Davidson of this
c-Y stopped at tine King Edward
Hotel when in Los Angeles het
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Magaw u
iioityiIIc were in FL Centre vcstcr
daN.
Mrs. Kate Oldham has returned
from a week S vacation spent in
Long Beach. X. b. Perkins. hcr
sol -n-law, returned with Mrs. Old
ham for few DAYS visit in this
city.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-30
lal1IlIl EaTlIGa l
CAREE UL PLANNING DOES
AWAY WITH SUMMER
HOURS OVER HOT STOVE

Hours of hot cooking can be
avoided by the housewife who will
spend n half hour in careful plan
ming each week. Make out your
week 5 menu, providing fruit in one
form or another at least two meals
a day and Il salad as Il side dish at
dinner, as the m;tn dish at supper
or lunch. Fresh vegetables and
fruits, of course, in summer to be
preferred. ,s...
During teE ll6Fsdays the system
cries IoudI u for moisture. Evapora-
tiou from the skin is excessive and
the sevcral pounds of water which
are lost every day in the body IS
effort to keep the temperature nor
nasL >must be replaced or replenish-
sed infsdmc way.
Cooling drinks, such as ice water
lemqhade, grape juice, milk, iced
coffee or tea, at the fountain or at
home, furnish much of the moisture
required. Vegetables and fruits
supply the rest. They contain al
most no fat aud their starch and
sugar content is unusually small.
Vegetables and fruits may be eaten
in abundance without fear of heat
ing the body
Cold meat loavcs, cold roast meats
sliced, or fish salads al properly
chilled certainly appeal 10 the appr-
tic on Il hot day. DO not, how
ever, serve only cold foods continu-
ously without an accompanying hot
dish, or the stomach Will soon regis
Ter distress.
Why not cook the potatoes or
other vegetable which is to accom-
panv the meat, at the same time YOU
are preparing breakfast Wash and
get them ready the night before
just before retiring. 1t is then an
easy task to re-heAt or add hot
7aace 10 them for the noon or eve.
ming meal.
when making coffee for breakfast,
make enough more occasionally to
chill and serve at dinner or for aft
efnoon guests. AT noon if tea is the
beverage make extra for iced tea
at the evening meal--two or three
times q week.
Whilo cooking your Vegetables,
coup or meat in the morning. also
10 your baking and you will be
released from all thought of hot
work in the Kitchen for the rest Of
the day.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-30
Greek Residents
Contribute To
Legion Fund

Continued From Page
and Calipatria has promised to send
c2atiouS 10 the fights and have
assurod HE committee that their
towns W" he we'll represented.
Women Are Invited
The committee is in hopes that
many women Will attend the fights,
and aS the number i'm attendance
each week is increasing, it is evi-
dent that the "manly art is tax
inc . hold on the fair sex.
\ display showing Joe Brown s
Mexican champion belt, has been ar
ranged in the window of the I'm
pcrial Valley Hardware company, to
gether with other data on tomor-
row S fights. Ben Mcfarland, con
sldercd one of the best referees in
the game, viii come from San Ber-
nardino to referee the fight3 and
promises the committee todaN that
he will surely be on the Job to help
the legion cause.
Tickets for the fights are >op sale
at Clements Drug Store, Valley
Drug company, Stevc's Coffee Shop.
Owl Pool Hall and Central Billiard
porIorV
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-30
DAILY MENUS


Ercakfast--Rorr.as. cereal: thin
efcan. bran nmfflNs, mitk. eeftec. E
iuuchcm Cheese fapdaesllAst sit
m4.tns, olans2 m3rAssfla'le' }ss s' o"i'fIi' +
Dinner Ham .hakcd jim mix bak-
al rotatoo5. rfe'tmcJ rev cabbage,
cottage cheest aud re- aspbafry lam,
@holo wheat rolls, apple tapioca
mith, coffee.
With til" exception of tbe ham
suggested in the ainnrr taenu there
are no dishes a child four ycaf, old
1fag not eat. Meat Is moi necessary
TOR fhis dinner since tho cheese fou-
dae at noon timc is hearty
meut substitute and the dinner is
well balanced without the ham.
Apple Tapioca Pudding
-Four Fart. apples, %i cup suga",
! !. cnP quick cooi'iug farioca, > / .
stsfs boiling vator, - tcsaaoon oait.
y tablespoon butter i teaspoon
c'aaMon.
Adj sal. q boiling water and stir
III tapioce. Cook in double boiler
Until )apioc1 is tran,parent.> Add
Rslf the suSaa. Pare apIAes. eur in
haly, and Iemoyy cores. Arrange
IL 4 but,elai baking dish win cut
&c UP. Sprinkle with remaining
ssar, dot with iits ot bntter. and
aaaklc with e.mumou, Aour over
Heparcd tapioca aud balsF N amod-
gfste oven until a5plcs ara tender.
t3tain varieties of apples #iII cook
e 20 minutes. Serv" varnl Of co4
9Th plain or NhiPncI ,resni.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-30
HOLTVILLF
By Press starr Correspondent

HOLTNILLE. July 30.-Rov Viii
liamS had the misfortune Tuesday
afternoon to shoot himself in the
second toe of his left foot with 30
rifle. According to DR.. Gracscr, at
tending physician, the injury is not
serious and will heal rapidly.
Billy Cole and family have moved
to this city from their former home
in Arizona. They are former resi-
dents Of Holtville and have many
friends here.
Among local people who. are at
tending the summer session Of the
University of Southern California at
Los Angeles are Miss Helen Hueb-
ner, Miss Viola Jones. Miss Lissa
Baker and George GraeSer.
Burt Alexander returned Tuesday
evening from a short trip to Los An
gcles and Long Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. billiard Smith and
family accompanied by Mrs. Smith s
mother and sister, Mrs. Laurimore
and Goldie Laurimore, left last Sat
urday morning on an extensive mo-
tor trip through Arizona, New Mex
leo, Texas and Oklahoma. They
plan to return to the valley in Sen
tember.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-30

by congress EoXt winter, Senator
Charles Deneen, Illinois, predicted
today, after a Wis: with President
Coolidge at the Summer white house.
Donccn $ conference with the
president was mostly on economical
conditions in The middle west. The
illinois senator reported the corn
belt in splendid shape with large
ciol and high prices for farm prod
uots in prospect and other sections
sncralIY in good condition.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-30
Character Actor
Killed In Auto
Crash in L. A

LOS ANGELES. July 30.--Mark
tcEton, 50, motion picture character
actor, is dead today, the result of an
automobile accident.
While standing on the running
board of machine driven by Muir
dock McQuarrie, another actor,
Fenton was badly crushd, when
McQuarrie S machine collided with
u motor stage. The actor died at
the receiving hosp,.al during the
night from loss of blood following
the amputatipn of his left leg.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-30
Gay and Debonair
Osborne Wood Is
Sued for Divorce
by United Pres. Leased Wire

WILMINGTON. Del, July 80. -
tshon" G.. Wood. son of Major Gen
col Leonard Wood and one time
army lieutenant, winner of huge
fortune in Wall Street and supposed.
* loser Of that fortune at the
eaming tables Of European capitals
is being sued for divorce by his
wife. Mrs. Katherine Wood Of
" Erookwood Farm -, Greenville,
bel, about 10 miles from this city.
The one ttmc Katherine Thomp-
sna daughter Of MIR. and Mrs.
Henry b. Thompson social leaders
in Delaware. entered suit this weak
in the superior court here. The
sui is Shrouded in utmost secrecy.
tine grounds for the action not be
iug available.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-30
Excursion May
Result In New
Gold Rush
by United Press Leased Wire

By United Press Leased Wire
VICTORIA, B. c., July 80
A nCwsboy's excursion into
northern British Columbia and
Alaska, conducted by George F.
Buchanan, millionaire coal man
and philanthropist of Detroit,
may be the basis OF new go.l
stampede into the Athn district
OF British Columbia.
When the boys returned here
they exhibited number of mug
gets they had picked up in the
Atlin district, which was a rich
field 25 years ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-30
Hark Ye, Women!AHere
Is Neyoed Hat idea
ny Vnited press t.enaed wire

LONDON, July 3O.-s.The pea
cock Silhouette is the newest Paris
eIeatior in hats according to adj
vance information received here to-
day from the French hat designers.
The front of the hat viii be per
fecly plain but aft there viii be Il
mass Of fiuerv, drapin9 off like
tic expanded tail feathers Of the
ueacOrk.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-30
MARKET QUTATIONS

LOS ANGELES, July 90
Butter
Wholesale prices 1872.
Price 10 retailers 52la to -
Eggs
Extras, -, no change.
Case count 10. 10 change.
Pallets 50, 40 change.
Pecwcc %, no change.
Poultry
Unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-30
Previously acknowledged S170.57

The farm bureau of Tchama coun-
ty has secured nine purebred Jcr-
sey calves for the local boy and
girls calf clubs.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-30
Inland Waterways
Proposed Plan to
Be a Law Soon

aWAMDSCOTT, Mass, July 30.-
Tie inland Waterways proposed pIan
for the American adherence to the
world court viii be enacted into law
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-30
WHERE WASIIDAY
CROSSES HER LIFELINE

rough dry at ten cents a pound
instead of rough hands.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-30

Society, Clubs, Lodges,
Churches and Schools

FalIlal1EiaRIIEalHE EJalGN VlIaJ1 1lGTaI1FHI
Evening star., 1925-08-29

SEE THESE UNUSUAL VALUES
Cleveland Park-S1245O.
sl
Cleveland Park-Sl4 500
n ea h $n snd i e2 @ o i ssnias
Chevy Chase, Md.-So,575.
on $3.50 I % io n h9S,
Chevy Chase D. C.--$16O0O
] % Clos % @ on stree s
Just Off Conn Ave, Near Dupont Circle
Beautiful Corner Near Chevy Chase Circe-$1S,OOO
nnaai feaues
Close o St. Martins Church--S8,65O.
SR R hv Sf0q as and r n % SS hS's @ r @ % Sn % s
features So month both
Close to Battery Park-$9,5OO
splendid lot 7oxeoo #
ALLAN Z. WALKER & CO.. INC.
Members OF WASH nstou R.alE Estate
IT.
Evening star., 1925-08-29
FOR SALE-HoUSES.

FINE THREE-STORY AND EASEMENT
6s 6ouse on st. between Iath and 18Th.
the right party: garage. Price is right:
easy terms. Owner has other arrangements.
ianh Sor,t "
Main 1892
Evening star., 1925-08-29
10Th ST. HEIGHTS.

mi stone bungalows located at 14th and
floral SIS. nv, Built by G; spano s. Son;
home buyer or not ii will be worth your
while 70 inspect this house; open until sold
from 10 am. to 10 pm.
SWAN & WILCOX
Col 65S4 3Us
Evening star., 1925-08-29
PEELLE 4 0GILBY, AttorneSs
pofl IIIoSs. 5jlC f1' a N l. AIne','' ii '"fsi :
custodian. and al Others concerned. sppses
STANLEY D. WILLIS. ATTORNEY.

II THE. SUPREME. COURT or TIE DIS.
trict Of Columbia, holding Probate Court
rainistratiou. SO 33@0l.-Application hsv
Ing been made herein for the probate OF the.
desessed st a daed sStin Ap2 IS g. 1875 s and fa1
ters teStament5Ty on said estate by Berthe
1915. that Emma Tompkins minor. !. s
Tomp5ins Custodian. hawthorne. Galtor-
Florida and all others concerned. appear u
SAID court on "Wednesday, October 1th. 1874,
aonrstyo2 1ee should not not oE Se sraated au et no.
tice hereof he puhlished IN the WsshmEtefr
Law Reporter aud The Evening star news-
l,efore toe return date herein mentioned tie
first publication to, be not less than 80 ds4f
before said return date. WALTER I. NeC0Y.
Chief Justice. Seal true COPY. Atts-t,
JOHN A. SHIEL. Denutv RaSis,a~ of ~
for the District of Columbia. Clerk Of the
GEORGE G. GERTMSN, Attorucy.
IN THE SUPREME CoERT or Ttif Ms
nIajntif " Henry + Hsn.,o, i. @ 81 a.
observation-disclosures No lf453 -Tba ea,ect
Of this suit is To OBTAIN a deere s'shltslt
square six hundred and thiriyone (63ll. In
tho city of Washington ID, g. tuon tauGoE
day of AuSust. A.D. 1925. ordered that tina
Defendants, Henry D. Hancrede. TnoHa- +
Houston. Gertrude Garland. Hattie Gsrlaat-
Hmi!y Garla1d, j. ; Garland S99pgaF2
sons, helen ". Marshall. Gertrude r Nilsosf
Charles IT, wilson Mrs ]. S Garrison Marie
smith Buchanan Houston. Mary G. strsju.'
:. II. Strain and J. N. Strain, cause their
appearancc to he entered herein on or bsfor.
the toTtieth day exclusive of Sundays ape
legal holidays. occurring after the day OF
the first publication hereof. otherwise thlt
cause win be proceeded with as in case, o.
once . week Tor three successive weeks =
the Washington Law Reporter and The Eve
ming Star. A. A. HOEELING Justice
seal A. true COPY. Test: MORGAN
BEACH, Clerk. By Z. 2. BELEW. Asst
Evening star., 1925-08-29
THE EVENING STAR, WAsHINGT.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR sALE-H0UsEs.
COLoRED HOMES FOR SALE.

COLORED HOMES FOR SALE.
2437 ONTARIO RD NV Containing rooms parquet floors
hardwood throughout and porces eel
lar with deep yard and garage This home is suitable
for doctor and will be sacrificed for large cash payment
21e ST NV Containing rooms parquet floors; double front
and porches paneed walls modern improvements
This exclusive home for betterclass colored
1888 VERNON ST NV This beautiful home situated in this
desirable location be purchased most reasonable terms
for quick sale has 10 baths modern throughout
with space for two-car garage
1st ST NEAR RANDOLPHNW. with finished attic
electric light howater heat full cellar One
of the desirable homes left in this location Will be sold
low price and suit purchaser.
WAR D MA n.
Exclusive Agent,
Phone Main $3.50 1850 X ST. NV.
Evening star., 1925-08-29
Mt. PLEASANT BARGAIN.

Be sure TO cali me about this Groom f6
hedroonls), 2-bath house: modern in every
detail; on a good street. ] am Offering this
property at bargain. Call Adams 1913.
Evening star., 1925-08-29
:. NORTHEAST--S5OO CASH.

.NORTHEAST--$5OO CASH.
LOT 19I FEET DEEP TO ALLEY
yacant-1foeern colonial porch home To-
Gated IN an-;white location near II 81.
car line: a real barsain; just the place for u
wondefiul garden and chic4ens: tapestry
hot-water heet. electric lights. concrete cell
lar. large front and double resr porches.
" payments 10 suit. Can move right in.
Property In perfect condition.
$500.
NR. 9Th & FLA. AVE. NE.
Modern box type home. facing beautiful
campus of Gallsud-t College: rooms and
bath. electric lights. fine concrete cellar. rN
session This is all excellent buy
$4.5Q0-$500 CASH.
Sth ST. ne. near KIN this convenient 10.
cation-orlct home, containing . rooms and
bath; good yard to slleJ: with brick garage.
Can arrange monthly payment 70 stitt.
GET OUR BIG LIST OF NORTHEAST AND
SOUTHEAST HOMES.
HOWENSIElN BROS.
REALTORS.
TN AND II SITS. NE. LING. SSi.
Evening star., 1925-08-29

THINK OF THIS
ROOMS. BATH AND BUILT-IN GARAGE.
$500 Cash-S59 50 a Mo.
That's o proposition you can beat IN
Washington. Excellent location IN north-
east Six bi. rooms complete tiled bath,
front. breakfast and sleeping porches French
doors buiit-in garage, terraced lawns soq
Foundation planting. Best of heating and
kitchen Equipment. - o,,,,r,-
PHONE FRANKLIN 1l4o.
JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
Builders and Owners.
lol5th St. Franklin l140.
Evening star., 1925-08-29
5EAN II. NbstSL1ll ti-.N. aII-- p Sc
GERALD NJ. JOHNSON. Attorney

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT O.
Columbia Holding Probate Court--Eststc
Of Blandins D: Wright, deeeased:T7-N 333s3,
ing been made herein for probate OF the laa'-
will and testament of said deceased. aud 10.
letters of administration with the will az
nexed on said estate, by Daniel T. Wisemau
it 10 ordered this 18th day OF August, .
1925. that Marie Dietz Smith OF Chester
town. Maryland; Laura pietz Howard. 633i
Pennsy iySnl7 avenue st. Louis Missouri
Sembrich Ferguson Cannon. ais :. Harrison
avenue. kirkwuod. Missouri: Clara Ferguson
Taylor. 3044 Maurice place, st, Louis. Mis-
souri,: Josiah W Ferguson. jr. A3ti3 Finuey
avenue. st. Louis, Missouri; Marie Elsie
Fers uson; Detroit. Michigan, and all others
the 21st day of September. A u. 1925. g
ten O'Clock am, TO show cause Why such
applica ton should not he granted, Let ne
tice hereof he pqhlisheA Ia the Washington
Law Reporter and The ENenias star once IN
each of three sucIeSslve weesF s~forc the
return day herein n'eHticNest. sse ffvst pub
said return dsy WAIT&G i. (NisStoY, Jus,
tics. tSCall Attcstt tks0M AS COG -
WELL. Deputy Reststey es Mills Tor thu
District OF Columbia, CNvsA> 81 tAs PIQsaM
fCertlnura on Npx4 FAapN
Evening star., 1925-08-29
OPEN 6 TO 9 PM
DUPONT CIRCLE

For sale by owner resident. within one
block of Dupont Circle. betUeeh Masss-
chusetts spd Connecticut aves.: 9 rooms, :
in zone of increasing values. Price, SIS. 600
CaH Cleveland 2l69-J. Saturday. Sunday or
after r pm. 30s
Evening star., 1925-08-29
JOSEPH q. SEESHOLTZ and JOSEPH L.
SPIIMAN, ATTORNEYS

n THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE Dis
tric,- OF Columhia---No. 44543 Equity
Cerceo and Virginia s. Cerceo, wife, for
change of name A. Victor Cerceo and Nr,
ginia :. Cerceo. wife. having fled petition
praying for decree changing their uauif
TO A. Victor Cercel and Virginia $. Cercel
and having applied 10 tho court for a.
order of publication of the notice. required
by lay in such cases. il, is. by the court,
dered that all persons concerned shot
cause. If any there be. on or hefore the
the prayers of said petition should rot s.
granted: Proyided, That COPY, of this O.
der be published once q week for three
E6snipg ; Star newspaper. WALTER l, M
NoEGAS II. BEACH. clerk. g. s. +
BEACH. ASS stant Cleck- amoo 20 sai :
Evening star., 1925-08-29
INSPECT
KALORANA.
EISE NTE

FINE RESIDENCE.
Splendid detached brick home situated
~ one of the best residential streets IN the
.,tS. Lot of unusual proportions adds TO
his charm of this residence. This home was
built by present owner. who has occupied II
4tout four years. An excellent opportunity
10 zruuire a well built residence in this
veEyl desirable section. Possession may be
mad promptly. For full information see
3TDUACGR & SHANNON, INCORPORATED
Dupont Circle. Potomac 300.
Evening star., 1925-08-29
SIMON. kOENIGsBERGER. YOUNG 4
RREZ. Attorneys

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT Or
40 co.unbia holding Probate Court-No.
t!ce that the subscriber of the District %
Solumbia has obtained from the, Probat,
admin stratior on the estate ot Samuel
Becker. late Of the District of Columbia o..
ceased. All persons having claims aEaiBs'
the deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof tazaIt.
authenticated. TO the subscriber on SO
fore the Goth day Of August. AID. Ia9T@
other7isc tATy may 10y Law be excluded frrl
al benefit Of said estate Given under m
hand tnI- "0th cay Of Au-ust Ia.5
ESTHGR BECKER S49 KenyoR =. ny
seal Attnef. JOHN 4. SBTFL. pnpIt.
RsZistsr OF wills for the Djztrict of CoiYs.l-
1ia. Clerk Of the Probate Court. su"s, sea. T.
Evening star., 1925-08-29
WATER FRONT PROPERTY
SUMMER HOMES.
LEGAL NOTICES.
+. III. STEPHENS and JAMES @. WTIEZs,

IN TIE suEssss55 eogEEd GE TIE .Iss Pc;
ois svs IL fhe b,stFiet Of 6gla%bfs @so.iog iiey
given that the Commissioners of the District
Of Columbia pursuant to certain, provislol3
5 s25 ened SCI pr9Veq to eqovids r.
Hsn. iRs xid5snns d q Stsa0iF sys RslSeSn 3SsasSd
purposes thereof, By U condemn alton ' unasa
CODE t s% 3 the pc. q
columbiaI. have, filed = petition In, his copIV
sSsep Cod Hope HSISsP1fS Td and nc i. Sc, + tss
this court ernpsnsl jury in accordance With
! the law provided for in such cases TO assess
us Sg r9s.on 81 81 he e
cseis "a av1 ,bs ofsEesn 1n+ G9od 20 hops rd d apa lis
condemn alton OF. the land necessary for ths
..1ss Thereof m snd 10 70 az e Pene % a.
court. this 3rd day Of August: 1895. ordeTed
that al persons having any interest IN thsse
and commarded 70 .'ppear In his couT. on
or before the 7th dsy of October. 1925. ~
until the court t shall have 4 MADE az is fnsl
order ratifying and confirming the award q
| the. jury. TO be .ernpaneled and sworn herein
and it is further ordered. that q copy %
week for tw2 suggestive weeks IN The wwssn
| and the Washington Post. newspapers pub
| lished in the said District. commencing a.
least twenty days, before the said 5th day. o
the United States ' msrshai f or or his epa,fs e
| land TO be condemned herein 81 may i3s
found by the said marshal or his depUt!es
'fHSpi 5ho a79 Gsg q cb % sh' s.
4 true copy: 7 Tss,: 9oRG2S +. BExcf,
Clerk BY :. F. BEACH. Assistant CLERK
Evening star., 1925-08-29
JEFFORDs 6 DUTTON. Attorneys.
JEEF0RD, 4 DITT0N- Nflorns,.-

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT Or
ColUm oia. holding Probate Court.-,.o
33461, Administratiou.-Th is % give %
tice that the slDsorI uer Of the Distract q!
Columbia bas obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District Of Columbia letters OF
administration tho estate Of Anaa
BAH. late Of the District OF Columbia de.
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DEATH OF LOS ANGELES
 WOMAN BEING INVESTIGATED

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 20. (P)-Mrs. Craig Riddle, wife of the millionaire philanthropist and sportsman, is dead, and the coroner and police have mystery on their hands.
 Her body was found in fashionable apartment where she had been living for some time past. Her husband, who has been living apart from her, ordered the body sent to an undertak- CT and the embalming commenced.
 Police received an anonymous mes sage stating that Mrs Riddle had com mitted suicide, so they have stopped the embalming. An autopsy was started to determine the cause of her death, the first results of the autopsy Indicating that her death may have been due to alcoholism, but doctors are now awaiting the full report before issuing the death certificate.
 MT. Riddle and his wife's doctor are of the opinion heart trouble was the cause of her death, but the police still continue their inquiry.