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The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-11-13
Billions in Real Money
In Tills of u. S. Banks

WASHINGTON, Nov l3 The
Treasury Department estimates there
are $4,000, 900, 900 in tills III the
American banks today.
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Mexico VIII Stand Pat

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 13.-Foreign
Minister Saenz announced today that
the reply to the American note on
the land and petroleum laws was
being prepared. He said that Sec
retary Kellogg's note had embodied
new views, but the Mexican Govern
ment in replying will. as usual, take
the stand that it must uphold it's own
Constitution.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-11-13
R. G. MEEKER ARRESTED

SEATTLE, Nov. 13-R. G. Meek
er, Coast Guardsmen who spent the
summer in Alaska, has been arrested
in the liquor conspiracy case in
which 200 were indicted last spring.
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SAM HILL IN EAST

CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-Sam Hill,
host of Queen Marie in the State
of Washington, is due here tonight
two hours after Queen Marie's spec
ial train arrives from ST. Louis.
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K etchihan Church
To broadcast
7uicc Oh Sundays
Especial TO Tbs Empire)

KETCHIKAN, Alaska. Nov II.
st Johns Episcopal Church
Of this city broadcasts every
Sunday from the local station,
at IL O'Clock in the forenoon
and 1880 o'clock in the evening.
Seattle time, beginning tomor-
row. The announcement is mad
by Henry K. Sanboln. Rector of
st. Johns.
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Montana Auto Bureau
Operated by Convicts

HELENA, Mont, Nov. 13.-Mon-
tana's experiment in using prison
labor to operate it's automobile Ii
cense bureau apparently has proven
successful. With the peak of the
years business passed and 5000
more cars licensed than last year
the expense has been cut almost Sc
per cent.
The bureau formerly was a part
of the department of state.
Growing of bulbs, especially mar
cissus. has become a profitable in
dustry on the abandoned rice fields
of South Carolina
Evening star., 1926-01-02
LEGAL NOTICES.
CHAPMAN W. FOWLER. Attorney 70
Tl9intih

d.csdSd. .-Sukhor
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HEWITT GEIGGs ROBERTSON. Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict OF Columbia Samuel l. Gross ct al .
plaintiff. vs TrIsh Forrest and the unkno wn
h"Irs. deviSers and alienees Of said r'riah
Forrest et al. defendant-No. 44sSS. EQUITY
Doc.-The object of this SUIT j. to declare
'ompiainants title perfect Of record by sd-
verse nossessIon To the following described
i.nd srd premises. situate. lying and heinE in
the city ~ Washington District Of Column
hla to Vii Part Of original lot nun1here
sixteen t16I N square mum hered seventy five
f15i. beginning for the same on Penn.vl-
vanla avenue eight 80 feet one IL inch
northUssterlv from the northeast corner Of
sald lot and running thence no-thuest.rlv IN
sad avenue tufntv-sl1 CoSN feet elrht and
one half IS = , inches. thence suufhv~sterlv
ard parallel with the uest line of said lot
numbered sixteen il6' to the alley IN thu
rear and thence east on SAID alley to inter
sect line drawn at rizht angles with Penn
SylvanIa avenue from the pOlnt Of beginning
snd thence to Eald nnlnt of beginning. On
motion Of the plaintiff II is this "3rd day
OF December. 1898. ordered that the defend
ant. uriah Forrest If living. and II dead his
unknown heIrs alienees and devisees and
each Of them. cause their appearance TO he
entered herein on or before the first rule dav
occurring after the expiration of one mont h
from this date. otherwise the cause will NC
proceeded with A. IN case of default. Pro-
VIded cOpv Of this order he puhlished twicr
month for on" month in tho Washington
Law Reporter and The Evening Star before
said day WALTER I mccoy. Chief Jus
tI"e seal true cony. Test MORGAN
H BEACH. Clerk. BY /. =. BEACH. Asst.
Clerk. ja"9
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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM =. WEsCHI.ER 4 son. Auctionee

ADAM a. NLo' ItIFk t7DE. Auctlnneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALrABLE. TWO
ANp 5' BATh III SO p 4d3 ELtlEf X s4REEF Fo2S %W
rsc9rded o, S in Lher 10 asi3 toh2 li3 e. SEQ.
for sale by public sqcton in tr2pt q lhi
THiRTY, O'CLOCK PM. the the toliowins de- E
SSStlhed Si, land and premises, SITUATE n The The
81 and IS in DANIEL Crattv's subdivision %
lots in square east of -duare 500 "a per
m na he r.coras IN o. B" oc. Of osi et6
Of the District. of Columbia hecnninC for
the same, on the line Of r street Is feet
and running Whence west Is IS fert 10 tie
center of the west wall OF house 4Oc r
street: thence southerlv, through the center
feet To the south line OF said lot IS thence
east on said south line to a point is feet
west Of the vest line of 4th street thence
OF said house so feet to the place OF he
ginnine being imrroved hy premises fo2
survey book g. page % OF the ohice Of
Terms OF sale The above property will
for 81 $50 now overdue. balance cash &C.
cured by second deed Of trust upon the
nropertv sold. Or all cssh, ovtr, trust, d q
required Of purchaser ~ time ~ sale Al
conveyancirr. recording. revenue stamns and
of sale 10 ne conrrh.d pith within thirty
dsvs from dsv Of sale. otherwite the trustees
.sservs ths Tisht TO re.elI ~. b., oroperty At
Chaser after ~. davs advtrtiss-1ent ~
such resale n some newspapec published
in the CITY OF wafhiVwsRpq147. wR17 p ? Jc,coss
!. HE>F;, HFHRY ssReowS,
1858 18th ST. NV
Evening star., 1926-01-02

| thing that was almost a scowl on his
| face.
II wish he'd stay in to dinner one
| evening" she sighed. There are
| such lot of things l should like TO
ask about the place and the people"
| Why should he?" Robert answered.
little brusouely. He hasn't shown
any signs of bothering about US the
| last few days. Try one of those pears.
Violet. What about the moldv ba-
| nanas and an apple YOU used 10 laugh
at when We had that two-bob table
d hote in Soho
That seems a long time ago, doesn't
| it," she reflected.
We shan't like going back to it."
he groaned.
She made no reply. The curtains,
At their own request. had been left
| only partially drawn, and she was
| looking out into the violet darkness.
Thank heavens l haven't got
| morbid disposition" Robert went on.
watching the refilline of his glass. II
! can enjoy every minute of this with
! out a thought about the future
| We've got tomorrow anyhow, and to.
morrow we've got the next day. That's
| far enough"
! Il wonder what effect this will really
| have upon us afterWard," Violet spec
! ulated. Il remember I used to think
| that months sunshine and plea sure
without any anxiety would be tonic
enough TO last me for the rest of my
| life. l wonder"
Il don't" Robert rejoined. Il Just
don't think at all That's the only
way 10 enjoy life"
! Even at the Sporting Club. on an
| unusually crowded evening. the en-
| trance of semi-royal dinner party
from Beaulieu created some sensation.
! There was the royal parsonage him
! self, escorted by the Princess Putralka.
an English duchess. superbly beiew-
| eled, n Italian prince and princess
| with historic names, an English
woman who announced little 100
| loudly that she had been bored 10
| death a t the party and was dying for
| some roulette. one or two of lesser
| interest, and Harsrave himself He
| glanced around the room noncha-
| lantly. His eyes rested for a moment
with puzzled expression upon the
| f1ower-like figure of Violet. in a plain
| white frock which had been among
her recent purchases, standing beside
one of the tables. He caught a sur
| prised and delightful flash in her ewes
and was ashamedly conscious of re
| quite unaware of the admiration she
was exciting. He strolled across TO
her side. and her welcoming smile
evoked allegorical sroans from her
| many undeclared admirers.
"Winning?" he asked.
She shook her head ruefully.
Il can never WIN" she replied. "AII
| the others seem to. I've lost the five
[ louis | allowed myself"
He laughed quietly
! That's not enough" he said
! Wait" saiu
| He drew a handful of mile notes
| from his pocket and handed them 1o
the croupier with a whispered instruc
! ton. "
I'm betting the maximum on the
dozens, he told Violet. THAT IS
scarcely the game for you. I'm put
tlng a louis en- plein on Il and %.
don't know which it will be. but Won
can get ready to draw the money" =
An en- plein would make me de-
lirious.' she confessed. II don't tb;nL
one" VIII
Then it's highly probable e." he con.
nded. that YOU are on the threshold
OF new experience"
Copyright. 1878 by E. Phillips op.nh.tm
Continued tomorrow
Evening star., 1926-01-02

himself, was he being faithful TO his
intentions? He had frankly announced
himself for the next few months an
egotist, a pleasure-seeker at any cost,
and he was suddenly conscious that
he was exercising throughout the days
q rigorous though unacknowledged
self-denial. AT the present moment
nothing would have made him more
content than to have taken his place
by Niolet's side and forgotten Beaulieu
and all that it meant. He abandoned
his half.veiled contemplation of her
slim perfection her shy. intriguing
earnestneSs. with A sigh Of regret.
Well" he asked after a moment s
pause. how does il Go?"
1t is all too .wonderful.'' Violet ex
claimed.
Il could never have believed there
was anything like it in the world.
Robert declared.
Hargrave nodded approvingly.
You remember the illustrated pa
per YOU threw down by your chair in
You had conjured it all up to your
self and you were seeing it through
that streaming window pane. Do YOU
find it as beautiful as your fancy?''
Far more beautiful" she acknowl-
edged. The picture was attractive
enough. but I don't think that any
words could describe this place when
the sun is shining. 1t isn't only the
beauty of it-every one seems SO
really gay. l wonder whether it is
real happiness? l suppose it is
Harsrave was silent for moment.
He reached out his hand for the cock
tail which the butler had brought him.
Well, he said. its good not to be
disappointed when you're young May
YOU feel the same about the place
when your stay comes to an end
want to tell you something.
please. Violet begged earnestly. I've
been wanting 10 for days, but l never
seem TO see YOU"
We been busy" he interpolated.
1t may not really be anything at
all. she went on. but the other night
IN the Sporting Club woman and a
man were sitting next 10 me and they
were talking about you
He smiled tolerantly.
don't know why" she went on
diffidently. but it seemed to me some.
now that they weren't exactly friendly.
The man seemed to be the Paris agent
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MONTE CAGRL0 3
By E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM R'hSf aes o.
By E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM
0 Reg. y. q.
90 Patent OMca

of some important fina nancier. He was
an American himself, I'm quite sure
The woman was an American n, too. but
her name, she told Robert, was tho
Marchesa di Bieni.'
u know who she is" Hargrave ad-
mitted, with CLEAN Of interest in his
eyes. 80 they were talking about
me, ch?'
The woman kept on asking me
questions about you. sir" Robert con-
fided. She wanted TO know whether
you were at all accessible. She said
that you had some mutual friends and
that she was anxious to meet YOU"
Hargrave slipped his cocktail thought
fully.
Well why not if the opportunity
occurs?" he remarked. 1T might he
amusing 1 think your intuition was
correct. Miss Violet. | could quite
imagine that their interest in me is
not altogether a friendly one. . . .
What are you two going to do to-
night"
Robert wants to play roulette for
time" Violet answered. "Afterward
] hope he will take me somewhere -
dance"
Roulette doesn't amuse you?"
Il always lose" she confessed sim
ply. L dareSaN II l COnld WIN onCs
or twice 1t might. The other games ]
can't understand At all. Robert is
| coming TO the club tonight. though.
and ] know l shall enjoy that. l lk Q
II so much better than the SALES
Privees.''
There's better crowd there" Har-
grave observed as he rose TO his feet.
Il may see something of you if you
/ don't leave too early
He strolled out with q little farewcr
nod. Violet looked after him. unaI' ,
| scious of the faint wistfulness in he
eyes. Robert watched her with some
Evening star., 1926-01-02
Trustees Sale of Valuable
Lunch Room Business at No.
1892 14th St. NV.

BY virtue Of certain chattel deed of
dated A4s1s' as l9S5 and recorded
The records Of ths recorder OF deeds of the
District ih Of uoiumd5lahi snd at the request Of
trustee will sell at public auctiop within the
AID. 1926. AT TEN 'O'CLOCK AN. the
restaurant goods. fixtures and equipment con
taIned within the above premises. including
coffee urns: cssh register. steam table. gas
stoves. crockery. Ia blew are. kitchen utensils
etc: also uneXpired term of lease which runs
for period Of 2 yeara. commencing Nav ! .
sold in detail.
Terms-Cash.
HENRY l.. LYMAN
iso < q = yru.,s~
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STEAMSHIPS.
SAILINCS TO EUROPE

Italian Line ~. G. IL. State St. " y.
New 1ork To Naples and Genoa.
sCOLOMBO ..... Jan. Is Feb. % Apr 10
DulLlO ..........Feb. Mar. II Apr. a
North German Lloyd. 81 Broadway. \. Y.
N Y.-Plymouth- -Cherboure- Bremen
ssTFppTTS ART ian Eas 80 MrgETSHEN &C Feb. ss sss
N. Y: TO Bremen: 'One-class cabin
YORK -. Mar. & s. Ventana fMay 1b
-.Calls at Cobb Queenstown.
Scandina vian American Line, - W'hail ST..
New York;
aELe qIGAf II nriv Jan lam % Mar Mar spT M,v e e
UNITED STATES. Feb. is Apr. May 20
FREDERIK VIII May II June 10 Aug. 3
Swedish:Amer. Line, I'll state ST.. New York.
New York to Sweden; Norway. Denmark.
GR1psHona nand and 5an haltis 60 St:ss f.s 81 Apr
.DRoTTNTNGH Feb. 8 Mar. q NAY a. s
STOCKHOLM . Mar. 10 Apr 13 May IS
TransatIantica ItaIiana. ) State ST.. New York
New York k-Palerp1o-Genoa-Naples
GIUSEPPE VERDI Jan. 30 Mar. Is May 4
LEON'O DA NINCI Feb. 81 Apr. 13 June
DANTE ALIGN RI Mar. . Apr. 90 June II
United American Lines $3.50
Joint Service with Broadway.
Hamburg-Amer. Line. New York.
NY. to Cherhourg- South ampton- amburr
ALBERT BALLIN Jan. Feb. II MAJ. 81
DEI,TScELAGD An Ian. 90 % Mar Mar Ar. =
Ny. 70 Cobb toucenstownl, Hamburg.
'THURINGIA Ian. I4tFnb. 35+Apr
sWESTPHALIA Feb. IL MAR. c5fMay g
iVia Boston.
I'm STEAMERS
Onlces or Local Steamship Agents.
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PROPOSALS.

TRUSTEES SAFE OF VALUABLE STOCKS
of shoes belonging to the BANKRUPT estate
Of Annie Garhnkle. located in premises 1880
and Az King street. Alexandria. virginia,
as also trade fixtures IN both stores. z:
Hayden, Gibbs. trustee in bankruptcy of
preme Court of the District Of Columbia.
chase, in bulk Of the two stck stocks q shoes;
one located in premises 1880 14th street
Northwest Washington. D. c.. and the other
in premises 427 King street Alexandria. Vir-
ginia and also for the trade fixtures in
each of said stores. Separate proposals are
requested for the purchase of the stock in
ach store and for the fixtures in each store.
and all proposals should be sealed and ad-
dressed to the trustee: those for the stock
accompanied by a certified check to the order
of the trustee for $500 90. and those for the
fixtures ACCOMPANIED by certified check to
the order of the trustee for 100000. and
delivered to Ralph D. Ouinter ESQ. referee
in bankruptcY wilkins Building Washington.
January. T " 1926. at 10. O'clock am at which
of the premises by bidders can he had upon
whose whose Office is room No. 527, Colorado Build
acceptance of any bid. the balance of the
nurchase price is to be paid in cash forth
with F. HAYDEN GIBBS, Trustee in Bank
ruptcy de30 81 ia" So s.
Evening star., 1926-01-02
SYNOPSIS.

Sir Har-rave Wrndever. country gentle
man and fnancler. calls on a famous London
physician Tor examination and is told he
cannot live for more than six eight
months. Wendever takes the blow STANDING
and decides to so on with his plans for the
Winter as though nothing had happened
However. feeling the urre TO give lift TO
some poor fellow creature. he experiments
until he finds one in need Of help This
proves to he a delicate looking manicure girl
TVlo.et Martln-"ho serves him regularly
vacation at Monte Carlo. She has dirncr
with her hance. Robert. and persuades him
HarErave and tell him they will go. In
Monte Carlo their host tells them they
free to do they pleass. gives them plenty
Of spending money and places at their
disposal
Continued from Yesterdays starr
Evening star., 1926-01-02
DOUGLAS. oBE.B { poUGI.s Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Probate Court.-No.
33SO0. Administration This Is to give no.
tlce that the subscriber, of the District of
Columbia. has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District of Columbia. letters
of administration on the estate of Charles
bia. deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof.
or before the 9TH. day of December. A n.
1926: otherwIse they may ny law be ex-
under my hand This eth day of December.
1925. SERENA WILLIAMS TAYLOR.
1t01 Fairmont ST. NV. tSeal.D Attest
JAMES TANNER. Register Of Wills for the
District of Columbia Clerk of the Probate
Court del n6 ia2
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GEORGE a. PARKER. Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, Holding Probate Court-No
33791 Administration -Th,e is to give no.
tice that the subscribe. of the District ~
Columbia, has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District Of Colun bia letters
testamentary on The estate of Daniel r
sutton. lat" of the District of Colum-
hla. deceased. All persons having clein
aEainst the deceased are hereby warned IN
ryhrhIt the same. with the vouchers thereof.
legally authenticated. 10 the -uhsrrIh"-. cl'
or h"fnre the eth day Of December. 4 y
1928. otherwise they may Ivy law he ex-
"luded from all benefit Of said estate Given
under my hand TINS 1th da- of Decer1 ber
1895 FRED n. ASHTON ?t06 p st ~
Seal Attest. JAMES TANNER Reg eter
Of Wills for tho District ~ Columbia Clerk
Of The Probate Court. deia. 90 ia"
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HAMILTON HAMrLTo>. Attorn.y.

SUPREME r0rRT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Probate Court-No.
3252h. Administration This is to give no
tice that tho suhs"riher. who was nv the
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
granted letters of administration 9. T. a. on
the estate of Samuel Bryan. deceased has
with the approval of the Supreme Court of
tho District of Columbia. holding probate
court. appointed Monday. the 18th day Of
January 1875. AT 10 clock am. As the
making payr1ent and distribution from said
estate. under the courts direction and con
troll when and where all creditors and per
sons entitled to dIstrihutive shares or
leFacles; or the residue. or parts thereof.
are notified to attend in or by
agent or. attorney duly authorized. with
Their claims against the estate properly
DAY of Deccmher I2:5. LNIoS TRI-sT
COMPANY. GEORGE f. FLEMING CIMwl.
Vice President. tSeal.l Attest: JAMES
TANNER. ReFister of Wills for the District
of Columhia. Clerk of the Probate Court.
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ALFRED r. LEET. Attorney.
FRANZ STETSON. Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Probate Court.-Estate
administration Docket 75.-Application hav-
tne been made herein for probate of the
last will and testament OF said deceased.
and for letters testamentary on said estate
bv the National Savings and Trust Com
ber AID. 1928. that Anna schlotthauer
non compos: Maria Reinecke non eompos;
schlotthauer and Maria Reinecke George
Brauer Frederick Brauer. Harry Brauer the
unknown heirs at law and next Of kin of
Freda Kuhblank deceased. and all others
concerned; appear in said court on Tuesday.
o'clock am. to show cause why such ap-
plication should not he granted; Let notice
Renorter and The Evening Star once in
each of three successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned the first pub
LEGATION to he not less than thirty DAYS be-
e,,o fors said ge,1rn DAY. 4 so4ElELLNS
Register of Wills for the District Of Colun1-
his, Clerk Of the Probate Court.
deH6la.y
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LEGAL, NOTICES.

FL r.. NTUNFHKtKEK. Attorney.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
toltmhla. Holding Probate Court No
336l3. Adlninlstration.-1 is tc give no.
tice that the subscriber. of the Dittrict oi
Court OF the District Of Columbia. lctters
testamentary on the estate OF Lille N
Stonehraker. late Of the District OF CohIr,
hia. deceased All persons havlnr clslm,
against the deceased are hereby warned Il
exhibit the sarlc. with the vouchers thereof
or before tn. 11th day OF December A D
1928 otherwise they may by law be ex
clu!ed from all benefit ot said estate. Gwen
under my hand this l1th DAY Of Decen7 he :
lI25. SAMUEL t. sTONEBRAHER IoNt
lsth 81. NV. iSnalD Attest: JAMES
TANNER. Register Of Wills for IN. Distr1cI
of Colunhis Clerk OF the Probate Court
del "R iac
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THOs. J. OWEN 4 SON AuCTIONEFRs
Trustees Sale of Valuable
Residence at 1917 Sixteenth
Street Northwest, Containing
Fourteen Rooms and Six
Baths, With a Frontage of
AZ Feet on Sixteenth Street.
Newly Remodeled and Re-
decorated.

By virtue OF certain deed OF trust dated
SO, ,recorded sep,ember s.. 1es5. s' among the the,
land records of the District OF Columbia. and
.t the REQUEST Of the party secured thereby.
M anction in front +, Of ,, The ,Rrsmlse.
DECEMBER: ID, 1928, AT FOUR Pm. the
uate in the District of Columbia. and desig-
mated as and being part 81 square. numh hercd
scrihed as tollows:: Besinnins fer. same on
vest, west corner Of said lot in said seuare thence
west a. to place Of hesinninr, being part.
and twerty-fye fo3. "a and o5, in square
numhered ias as per nlat recorded in. the
1umhia in liner HDC. at folio 22s
Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed of
trust, for, $4,000. further particulars Of
which will be announced at time Of sale:
the purchiase. chase. price above said trust to be
years. at g.. A deposit Of 81 600 reoured,
At purchsser'. cost. Terms to be complied
forfeited and the property may he advertised
and resold at the discretion of the trustees
JAMES y. HORBS
HOWARD A. BURNS
Evening star., 1926-01-02
GEO. {. SHINN. Attorn.y
SUPREME CorRT OF THE DIsTRJc

SUPREME C0ERT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Probate Court No
337O5. Administration.-Thrs is 10 give no
ti"e that the subscriber of the District oI
Cour; Of the District of Columbia Letter.
o. ADMINISTRATION on tho estate OF Samue
N. Craley. late Of the District Of Colum bi a
the deceased are hereby warned to exhihit
the same. with the vouchers thereof leSally
authenticated. To the yuhscriber on or he
fore the 10Th dav Of Deccmber AD 1895
3thcrw,S" they. MAY by law he excluded
nv hand this 18Th dav OF Decemher. 1905
'. RAYMOND CRALFY. 52l Ard Il nv
seal Attest JAMES TANNER Re-1ate,
~ WIZ for the District of Columbia Clerk
of the Probate Court
drr . 30 n
Evening star., 1926-01-02
GEORGE e. GERTMA>. Atto-r.,

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Probate Court No
"3'pl. Administrators. This - 10 give no
r"e that the suhsrrher. nf The nlstric. a.
Columbia has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District ~ Columbus, letters
~ administration on the rstats of sar,uel
Warren Richards. late OF the District Of CO.
iurhia. deceased All persons having claim.
AGAINST the deceased are hereby warned IN
EXHIBIT the saTs. with the vouchers thereof
legally authenticated. 10 the auhscr1her ~,
or hef fore the Gth day ~ December A n
1926 otherwise they may by law b. e1
GUIDED from all benefit of said estate Given
1928 MARION r BURKE 1s4I 18Th at
~" seal Attest: JAMES TANNER
R"-leier OF Wills for the District Of Colurr
MA. Clerk of the Probate Court dela oS ia2
Evening star., 1926-01-02
THos. J. OWEN L SON. AucTToNEERs,

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE TWO
STORY a. sRIcK ai srp pWELkING WE I N I sITTATE A
BY. virtue OF a deed of trust recorded
March !s. 1925, being instrument No. 36 Of
we shall sell. in front of the premises, on
MONDAY. THE ELEVENTH DAY OF JAN
UARY AID. 1925, at THREE-THIRTY
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash: balance
in one. two and three years. with interest at
nuaIiy Deposit of 100000 required al
time Of sale, and the purchaser allowed
fifteen days from date Of sale to complete
the purchase. All conveysnces, recording
and revenue stamps at cost of purchaser
Further particulars at time of sale
EDWARD G. BALTZ.
VERNON q. OWEN,
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