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THE WOODBINE.
9Th AND CATHEDRAL AVE
ill In r.. beautiful SSIIf, lnWoodley Park 9ppo,
rooms. kitchen and bath; apis. of
four rooms and bath: all outside
rooms. Splendid apts. for Army and
Navy people.
732 PARK RID. NV.
Apis: of tw9 rooms. kitchen. bath
ing room. breakfast room. Murphy
bed with. dressing room kitchen and
bath. $40 month.
1873 WEBSTER ST. NV.
Look at these beautiful four ard
five room apis. Al large outside
and we'll Heated in Winter. Rents.
80 to 500 month.
32oO WISCONSIN AVE.
hath S45 and $50 month: one room.
kitchen and bath. S35 month.
i lis 9th tn ST r NV NV.
IA AT; 1f tire rooms rooms; kitchen. porch
5iO6 CONNECTICUT AVE.
Three rooms, kitchen and bath
Ba an p s29 t SIS r1 %@nsh kitchen and
6l5 f ST. NV
-Four rooms and bath S31 90 and
$40
;s5l3 18th ST. NV.
New bldg. Two rooms, kitchen and
bath. porch. So 30 to $50.
1855 18th ST. NV.
Apts. of three rooms kitchen and
bath. exceptionally large rooms.
X62 80 to $40.
10 18th ST. NV
Second floor: suitable for business
or residence: five rooms aud bath.
heat and IanltOr service. S15.
1870 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. NV
Just one-half square from Dupont
Circle. Apis. of two rooms, Kitchen.
breakfast porch and bath: mirrored
doors elevator: very reasonable rent.
VIII furnish if desired
1897 p ST. NV.
Three rooms. kitchen and bath
reception hall. $50 and S65.
f6l GIRARD ST NV
Five rooms and bath. S15 month.
l46S HARVARD ST NV
Three rooms, kitchen and bath,
$50.
945 LONGFELLOW ST NV.
Apt. of two rooms. kitchen and
bath. S4e so to 500
Y SANS
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FOR SAIE-ACREAGE

s-R. HOUSE. NEWLY DECORATED FLFC-
tricity. porches. lawn, outbuilding plenty
fruit: 20 acres il desired: on highway. bus
line. ! 3 min city; low rent. Main 7151. 7s
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1924 CONNECTICUT AVE.
Apis of two rooms. kitchen. re
cs, eaptiion hall and bath three rooms
to So '''''' """ anu 'A'"' gov
81 wARDER ST
and g,.n bath; $50 mouth two rooms
1891 18th ST. NV.
Ant. of five rooms, kitchen and
1861 PARK RID NV
kitchen. Bath Bath and reception eai hall
three q rooms onS s sad bath, reception hail.
THE TIE, oUE f; Isl
Downtown apis. newly decorated.
Three Tire "a and .r four rooms S55 month
1471 IRVING ST.
Apt. Of two rooms. Kitchen and
e426 10Th ST. NV
-. Delightful bldg. 10th st. at
reception hall and bath: large closets
available now; $50 month.
THE RocKLEDGE:.
Apt. of one room. reception hall
aSa bath ,chen ssp,en hs : snS
bath: room. reception hall
sHen d R Sata creek eTy parE sse
resident manager.
sl1 10th ST NV
Central downtown. Two rooms,
kitchen and bath. S45 month.
1918 CONNECTICUT AVE.
Apt of two rooms. kitchen and
bath newly decorated S52 so: three
rooms. reception hall. bath. double
porch. $50 month.
THE BERLIN.
IOWA CIRCLE NV.
Apis. of two rooms. Kitchen and
bath: four rooms and bath: $40 TO
S55
1891 EUCLID ST NV.
Three ants of three rooms, kitchen.
bath and porch, $55 to $50.
THE SORRENTO
Four rooms and bath: h.-w.h.,
cleo ianitor service: $50.
,URY co.. INC,
Phones Main 5oO3-45.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

THE NOTTINGHAM.
.124 p st. n.w.-4 rooms and bath: $50.
1660-1662 Park I'd. n.w.-5 outside rooms,
porch. sami. $75. JanitOr on premises
1409 18th st. n.w.--One exceptionally
large room With Murphy he'd, kitchenette
1329 st. n,w.--3 rooms and bath
Rent reasonable
UNIVERSAL REAL ESTATE CORP
1920 st NV Franklin l0i .
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his Interpretation of death as the
way to life, arc unafraid.
Lord OF Life, de-
liver us from the nagging worry
about food and raimcnt, as though
the whole Of life were in things
we see and buy with money. What
shall we exchange for priceless
and deathlcss life? Deliver US
from the lure of the world for
which men sell their souls. Free
US from morbid fear of the death
Of the body. and open our eyes to
see the sunset consummation
lights Of DEATH" Amen.
Copyright, l92G-F. l.. .Faslcy)
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Mrs. !. M. Edick
Entertained Last
Eueninq at Bridge

Mrs. j. NJ. Edick was hostess last
evening in her home, AT Avenue A,
to four tables Of bridge. Pretty St.
Patrick decorations made an attrac-
tive setting for the evenings play.
The course luncheon served after the
games was carried out in green and
white.
Honors in the bridge games were
won by Mrs. v. J. LaRosc and Mrs.
Paul Wachter.
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Everfast Suiting has been
rubbed and scrubbed with the
strongest kinds Of laundry
soap, boiled in washing soda,
and exposed for weeks to sun,
wind, rain and salt air without
losing color in the slightest
degree.
Everfast Suiting IS piece
dyed by a special process. It
is one yard wide mercerized
and comes in all popular
colors. The name "Everfasts
is stamped every yard in the
sewage.
Next time you are in tho
piece goods department, ask
for a sample swatch Of Ever
fast. Take it home, test it il.,,
any way you like and prove to
yourself that here at last is
an absolutely fast-color wash
fabric.
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CUT THIS OUT
IL Is WORTH MONEY

Send this al and ten cents to Foley
& Co., 1886 Sheffield Ave-, Chicago,
H.. writing your name and address
clearly. You will receive ten cent
bottle of FOLEY'S HONEY AND
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and hoarscness, also free sample
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tic stimulant for the Kidneys, and
FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS for
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lions of people. Try thcm!--Adv.
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Bridge Club Is
Entertained BY
Mrs. n. Risen,

Mrs. A. RISEN entertained las,
evening for the members Of he,
bridge club. Two tables played dur.
ing the evening. At the conclusion
+ the clubs season a prize will be
awarded to the member holding high.
est score for the year. Mrs. r. w
Folsom will entertain the club in
two weeks.
At the conclusion of the evenings
play the hostess served a course
luncheon, appointments for which
were in green and white. St. Patrick
decorations were used about the
rooms.
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BUSINESS WOMEN MEET

An interesting discussion of the
student loan fund followed the din
ncr given for the Business and Pro-
fessional women in their club room
last evening. The fund was organ.
lied for the purpose Of assisting stu
dents who need financial aid in COM
plcting their educations. Mrs. G. B.
Harris was chairman Of the commit
tee in charge.
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Social and Personal
Mrs. Cordner Hostess
at Pretily Planned
Party I tuesday, Night

Mrs. Ferris C0rdncr Of 422 Frat
street was hostess last evening at
an informal party. The evening was
spent with sewing after which the
hostess served q prettily appointed
course luncheon. Yellow tuli n were
used to decorate the rooms.
Covers were marked for IL ladies.
Mrs. Il. Cameron Mckay Of Park City,
Utah, was an out-of-town guest.
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ART ExHrBIT COMING

The first exhibit Of original Amer.
lean art to be shown in Bismarck will
be brought to the city shortly by the
Arts and Letters club, according ia
an announcement made today by Of
ncers Of the club. The collection has
been loaned by the Oak Park and
River Forest Art League Of Chicago
and will doubtless attract n great
deal Of interest here. The exact
dates for the showing here have not
been determined, but will be announc.
ed later.
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co To CATIFORNIA

Mr.. and Mrs. p. r. Webb left last
evening for Los Angeles, Calf.
where Mrs. Webb expects to spend
several months. Mr.. Webb will re-
turn to Bismarck after a short visit
on the coast, making the trip by way
of Albuquerque, Kansas City and
the Twin Cities.
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The Rebekahs are giving a
basket social Friday evening
at Odd Fellows Hall. All Odd
Fellows, Rebekahs and their
friends invited. Dancing.
Splendid music provided.
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LADIES AID TO MEET

The Ladies Aid Of the Fist Luth-
eran church will meet in the church
parlors on Thursday afternoon at
$3.50 clock! Mrs. Herman Lidberg,
Mrs. Arthur Olson and Mrs. Il. G.
Mclaughlin will be hostess. All
members and friends are cordially
invited to this meeting.
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RETI1RNS ERnM ROcHESTER

RETURNS FROM ROCHESTER,
Miss Vivian Martincson has return
ed from Rochester, Mimi. where she
has been with her father, Chief Of
Police Chris Martincson. who>~is i'll
at the Mayo Brothers hospital. Mr..
Martincson was getting along nicely
when his daughter started home Sat
urday evening.
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POTLUCk SUPPER TONIGHT
The American Legion Auxiliary is
entertaining the Legion this evening
at q potluck supper. A social pro-
gram will follow. Supper will be
served at 6:3O o'clock.
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HERE ON BUSINESS

Rev. r. e. Strutz of jamestown is
in the city to attend a meeting of
the board of directors Of the Bis
marck hospital.
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ST. PATR1CK'S PARTY

ST. PATKNEK'S PAKTY
Invitations have been issued by the
committee in charge for the party to
be given by the Ladies Auxiliary, fa-
triarch Militant, /. q. o. f.. at the
hall on March II. The committee in
cludes \ Mcsdamcs II. Engen, A.
Scharnowske, Melvin WEIGH, Arness
aud Gagner. All Rcbckahs and Odd
Fellows arc invited.
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on Sunday and Monday. Miss Rita
Murphy Of Bismarck was toastmis-
tress at dinner given for confer
cnce delegates Monday evening.
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VISITED SON

Mrs. w. l.. Williamson has re-
turned to her home in Lisbon after
a weeks visit with her son, Frank
Williamson, in Bismarck.
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GUILD MEETING

st. Georges sGuild Of the Episcopal
church will meet tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock ut the home Of Mrs. W.
h. Cole on Park Avenue.
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The public is invited to the
NJ. E. Epw0rth League supper
ut s o'clock Friday evening at
the Methodist church. "A fine
program has been arranged.
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COUNCIL HOLDS INTERESTING
MEETING


The Women's Community Council
met Saturday afternoon at the Ma
sonic Temple at which time Miss
Helen !/.tcn Of the North Dakota
tuberculosis, association talked on
tubcrcular relief work, particularly
in this state, and told of the work Of
the travelling clinic and the county
nurse in checking the development
and spread Of tuberculosis.
DR.. Maysil Williams spoke on the
Shepard Towner work, giving statis-
tics on the death rate among mothers.
How this work has helped in the
health Of mothers and children was
Interestingly told.
Meetings of the council are open
to all women affiliated with clubs
whose representatives make up the
council and they are cordially invited
to attend.
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PRESBYTERIAN LADIES MEET

PRESBYTERIAN LADIES MEET :.
The following program will be
given at the meeting Of the Presby-
terrain Ladies Aid society tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock in the church
parlors:
Dcvotionals-M J. L. Hughes.
Young People and the Educational
System Of South America-Mrs. j. j.
NJ. Macleod.
Solo-Mrs. Paul 5. Wright.
The Industrial System of South
America-Mrs. N. B. Fitch.
Solo--Mrs. r. W. SINNERS.
A social hour will follow the pro-
gram. Mrs. d. McGettigan and Mrs.
Wright will be hostesses.
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Is ILL

Gladys Carlandcr, SIS Seventh
street, us been confined to her home
for the past week with an attack of
grippe.
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ROYAL NEIGHBOR CHIEF DIES
Word has been received in the
city of the death of Mrs. Alice Gill
land of Rock Island, ILL.,, supreme
oracle Of the Royal Neighbor lodge.
Funeral services for Mrs. Gilliland
were held yesterday.
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Mcdit atiOn-The Greeks were con
rerned with the meaning of death
To them it was the King Of Ter
rors. They wanted to see Jesus
because they hoped for light. OPP
preston threw him more and more
back on God and he was ever more
certain Of his Sonship in God. In
= the hour Of death he was to be
glorified, not annihilated, because
he was one with God. He gives
US the hard saying. that to win
the deathlcss life man must
gladly make the sacrifice Of out
ward things which seem to prom
Use the most immediate, active. and
vital life that he may be sure Of
the inward reality. They who trust
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THURSDAY MUSIC CLUB TO MEET
The Thursday Musical club will
meet tomorrow afternoon at the
home O. Mrs. G. f. Wingreenc. lis
Avenue B.
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HEAD TICKET SALES TEA.IS

Miss Marion Staley. representing
the Delta Gamma sorority, and Miss
Mary Cayou, Il ri Beta Phi, are cap
tains of the ticket sales teams for
their respective sororitics and are
selling tickets to the Flickertail Fol-
lies, annual vaudeville show staged
at the University Of North Dakota.
Prizes are to be awarded to tho two
sororities selling the most tickets.
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VISITED HERE

Mrs. A. X. Bauman and Miss Helen
Fetch Of New Salem were guests At
bhc home Of Mrs. William Lehfeld
yesterday.
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Bank at COkatO,
Minnesota, Closed

st. Paul, MIMI. March lO.--tR)-
The Farmers and Merchants State
bank Of Cokato with deposits Of about
100000 has been closed A. l. Vel
gel. commissioner Of banks. announc-
CD today. +. b. Carlolom is president
and George A. Borg is cashier. De-
plcted reserves was given as the
cause.
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Read in. l2:2O-3O. Text: 1926.
He that lovcth his life loscth it;
End he that hateth his life in
, this world shall keep it unto life
Acternal.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Mike ROhrick Of Linz
ton and Joe Kctter of Strasburg are
spending the day in the city.
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ERICAN LEGION

AMERICAN LEGION
Pot Luck Supper $3.50 to.
night. Business meeting s p
m. Department officers will
be present. Come!
-Adjutant.
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SNOppTNC HC1

MIR. and Mrs. r. ChristiansOn of
New Salem were SHOPPING in Bis
marck yesterday.
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PRESIDED AT CONFERENCE
Miss Charlotte Logan was presid-
ing officer at community confer
ence held by the University of North
Dakota Y. NJ. C. A. and Y. w. G. A.
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GUESTS HERE

NUESl HEIR.
Mrs. Charles Briggs of Pollock. s
D., is in the city for short visit
with Mrs. o. A. Gordon.
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VISITING FRIENDS
Miss Marion Olafson Of Halliday
is visiting friends in the city today.
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RETURNS HOME

Miss Mildred Jameson has return
cd to her home in Moffit after u
short visit in the city.
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LEAVES EOR COTLECE

I Miss Margaret McAllister Of Brad
dock left yesterday for jamestown to
resume her college work after being
home a week because Of illness.
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RIRI.E CIAsS WILL. MCEr

The st. Georges Episcopal church
Bible class will meet this evening at
7:45 O'Clock in the parish house.
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TO MINNEAPOLIS

s. L. Nuchols left yesterday even
ing for Minneapolis on business
trip.
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CHEST IN BISMARCK

NUTS IN DIoNIN MN
Fred Willmovsky Of Russo. N. D.,
was in the city yesterday, the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Grady.
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RETURNS FROM VISIT

Miss Carol Nysetter, who has been
visiting at her home in Harwood and
in Fargo, returned to Bismarck yes.
terday.
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Everfast cOlors
last as long as
the cloth itself

AT LAST you can have for
n yourself and your children
wash blouses, suits and dresses
that will not fade, no matter
how they arc washed and worn.
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that Evcrfast Suiting is abso-'
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fully return your money not
only for every yard Of Everfast
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does not hold its color. but also
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RETURN FROM TRIP
HERE TODAl

turned yesterday from trip in the
east, Chicago AMI other points.
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IS ILL AT HOSPITAL

IS I'D AT HOSPIIAL
The Reverend NJ. E. Ellsworth Of
jamestown is patient at the Bis
marck hospital.
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PARENTS OF SON

Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Neubauer arc
the parents of a son born yesterday
morning at the Bismarck hospital.
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FROM BALDWIN
SHOPPING HERE

G.. o. kcll Of Baldwin is spending
few days in the city.
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Mrs. 5. c. Lane Of Carson is shop
ping in the city.
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RETURNS FROM WASHBURN
F. E. McCurdy~ has returned from
Washburn where he has been trans
acting business.
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BUSINESS VISITOR
A. A. Stewart of Stcwartdalc was
a business visitor in Bismarck yes
tcrday.
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BUSINESS TRIP
G. f. Wright left today for Minot
where he will transact business.
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HERE FROM NAPOLEON
James Ryan Of Napoleon is in the
city on business today.
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FROM STERLING
E. L. Hurr Of Sterling was in the
city yesterday on business.
VISITING HERE
DR.. Piatt Dunn Of. Shields is in the
city, the guest of relatives.
Evening star., 1926-11-20
DRIVE TO BREAK UP
LIQUOR SMUGGLING
Assistant Attorney General to Pre-
sent Evidence Against Van
couver Consolidated Exporters.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. November 20
Mrs. Mabel Willebrandt, Assistant
United States Attorney General. will
arrive here today or tomorrow to
present to the Federal grand jury evi
dence obtained by the Government In
Its drive to break up the alleged liq-
uor smuggling operations of the Con.
solidated Exporters, Inc. of Van
coG"s:, u. <.
The grand jury meets Monday
night. Following the completion OF
her work here. Mrs. Willebrandt will
go to Los Angeles on similar mis-
sion
Although Government agents have
taken into custody some so liquor
ring suspects here. in Los Angeles and
Seattle. search is being made for ap-
proXimately 100 others.
Two leading figures in the Consoli.
dated Exporters are objects of ma.
tion-wide hunt. One is known as the
Little King" of Los Angeles. and
the other is John Murphy. described
by Federal agents as the genera !
agent for liquor ring
Evening star., 1926-11-20
DANIEL W. o'D0NoGHUE. Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
s' Go Essate Nd af Pane
Rule TO show cause;----Upon consideration
there.o af the nsrsd1 rs6al p petti1n with
and the motion of the petitioners herein
Of said petition should not be 'r eranted' It
II by the court this 12th day Of Noem
fieiarles, except said, petitioners, definitely
riaprs namsd or F,0 desgnated in the three paper
o he sct IN Of he feFfts1 Of Wills resn se
t,vs:y Apsys, January 1g.a Is 1921 June l. 1926 and
efaSEs df.ssassa by Miss Rans NarsEa Ma
T Wss raass S naTson oso ac fs1s ns, q
Il M"ConviI!e, 500 Conn"cticut ave A'J's'u n'n
M.asnlnEton I.,,a ITO 2; g.: Emily ii. ,McConviiie..
D. g. Eose T. Mcconviic. 53oa "e;tns consscti. s"t.
g9t ,tt,. aye ny, Washington, p c.; Board Of
stcHf"nvi!le Ohio "ddress stenbenvilie senfaa m
n1 ta in h%ard S,c, %i Tnsess of Maternity Hos
vile OHIO Board Of rrTstess tess 05fupu1a of the
t.c.n krameg Ghureh in steubsnvie Ohio, ad-
ing Cochrane. address 2575 Howard st., San
Fran trancplsco ps Calf Calf: Mrs. Emma Tucker. ad-
Miss isabella Cochrane ' address e.sb a5sb oanI aow
GGechranSss Gecnrs s. address stenbenville Ohio; Mr.,
w. ceSs;hraene address corner 4th and Ross
lrane, address corner Attn and Ross sts..
s5eebepTs ssre sf F1snk oRip Rtp Nrs Soshrsn
dress frani as !soa 2oat6 f'4tha.s 4th st,
cavaaos near Ross 81 steubeenylIe Ohio Mrs Vida
ingtona ad1 p G.: Mss Katherine scrivcner, ad-
Hnne 0' Williams III s4s sM4sSn4st0s st 81, d C.
coavie asfns'oa addrls, ri The Mrs. brss Arhar NJ
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church OF
Frst Methodist III R9ssd 81 TTstsss Of th
therce, rierce, Fla, Fort Pierce. be. and
sars;r tney are hereby. required to show cause
peTe'h her one on or before the 18th day Of Decem
original pettion,. filed herein on the iGh 5th
fss ot aG N9Gyembber bt 1929 should not De
IN the register of wills office i"k Of tie bisl Gs
tret r Of G99!1mbia d;o dated o!sspectivey Janu
1925. should not be declared null and void
sii1 or no effect and letters of admins.
OF Daniel McC0nvllle> dece ased. as in cases
,9gsthsr sopy Of sad sseY osai 81 lnf pes re1f
Of said three paper writings. dated respec
hvsy Ays;ys, 'anusray ta.9 f6 lesl Jqns l. 1925 and
States for the District ey of '9e colnms nasd
or one of his deputies upon ali Of sad
beneticiariss personally who reside in the
petitioners. or one of them through regis
tered mail, upon all of the said bene aries
T,9, Who are residents of the District Of
return day of this rule and .provided s'''s a
copy OF this rule to show cause be pub
ct Of onmba ' and deTspaRssr IN rs Mashnf}on u shn Ps
b esd re,ur 9i the District e 6Gqmba
AMEs Sff TANSEse sea Regs.er r9f ot SSRyI %RyIs
for broh,s the fI1 District OF Columbia Clerk Of the