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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-30
jLONELY ISLAND FOR SALE
Phlsbs, in Greece, to Gro Undep
Hammer

ATHENS. January 20 OB.-Somo
lover OF solitude who wants to com.
mune with the gods OF ancient Greece,
VIII have chance to buy the lonely
Island OF Phileba, called IN ancienN
times Phera, for the government Is to
sell Il at auction.
Phileba lies off the coast of Attica..
between the bathing resort of Voliae -
meme and the promentory of Sounio1I
There is lighthouse or, the island ana
its keeper is the only 1nhabitant. All
jewellers along the seafront at bot h
old and new Phaleron, know the island
because its revolving Tight is famil.
lar sight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-30

NASHVILLE. Tenn, January 20
P).-The Tennessee House of Repre-.
sentatives voted So to 20 yesterday to
repeal the blue law" which has been
construed SO as to forbid sale of gaso.
line and operation of automobile &C.
cessory shops on Sundays. The statute
has been on the books 1875 years.
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100000 Damage in College Fire.

COLLINS. Colo. January 90 Cp-
Fire caused damage estimated at 500.
600 on the campus of Colorado Agri.
cultural College yesterday afternoon.
Two buildings, built in 1918 for the r.
o. T. c., were consumed.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-15

Black plate, lacquered and weld ed together electrically, has been introduced in Europe as substitute for tin. .- -.
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DEATHS

John A. Turner. 81 years. st. Eliza
Elizabeth Rossiter. So years. $40 Z
:. Mary :. Hayden, II years. 4ls Tenth
s. Annie + +. Connolly. IS years SIAN
Sarah Montgomery, 81 years $40 K
Florence L. Davis. 81 years. 1873 A
= Mary al i u. Brook. "a years. 1855 Ben.
James II, Barnard. 80 years. l4S,
Matte W. johnson. 90 years l7sS
!, sallis R. TurtOn. ss years. columbis
Eugene Underwood. 70 years 11s FRS,
J. samuel Fl. Lilly. ss years. a4lS M
willard H. Myers, ss years. st
Eliza beths Hospital,
Charles c; Hail. rs years. 1926 Seven.
s. y, Lake Oliver. Is years. Walter
Gordon King, IL years. Emergenc,
Mildred I. wIuisms. 10 days sibls,
Infant OF s. r. ana Doris Blake. F.;
days. Columbia Hospital.
Sarah Gibson, 81 years, $40 Q st
william McpowsIl. 50 years. s1s
Nineteenth st. N. w.
Abbey Brown. 20 years. GaIlinRer Hos.
pital.
John jackson. So years. 1906 New
Jersey Ave. NJ w.
John DandrtdEe. 50 years. % De.
Mary Briscos. 50 years 2ssO Cham.
plain st. NJ w.
Lula Smith, ~ years. Freedmen.
Hospital.
years. GallinKer Hospital.
Lenola Stroud. rs years. Freedmen
Charles c. White. . months, ESQ
franklin ST. ". w,
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In. II. STEPHENS AND A.. II. BELL, JR.
Attorneys

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
ITR1CT OF Holding a District
|G tSa A. In Re; C0ndemnation Of land for
lCapitoI Street, also First Street. In the Dis.
trict Of Columbia. District Court No. 1863
Eote i AS Ee1e SbED rHe6 OF utBL the
lsioners of the District of Columbia (pur.
suant TO . certain provision of the Act OF
AN Act making appropriations for The ex.
Columbia. for the fiscal year ending June
and for other purposes" Whereby they arr arr
authorized to open, extend, or widen any
street. avenue. road or highway TO conform
Highways in that portion of the District OF
Columbia outside of the cities of Washing.
coSss msTch 1888 ss
june e. 1893. and May g. 1919. AP Pespect
Code Of Law for the District Of Columbia
have filed q petition in this Court praying
the widening Of Nichols Avenue. and South
lCapitol Street. also First Street. in the Dis
t li6t 81 Goiumbla as shown on map OF
thereof, and praying also that this Court
|empanel a jury in accordance with the Law
damages each owner Of land 10 BET Be- taken ken
|99ii Nichols Avenue. and SOUTH oapitol
columbia. and the condemnation of the land
necessary Tor the purposes thereof, and to
assess the benefits resulting therefrom, in.
|cludfng the expenses of these proceedings
upon any lands which the Jury may find
will be benefited, as provided for in and by
the Aforesaid Act of Congress approved May
III, 1928. 1t is by the Court this 4th day
sons having any interest in these proceed
ings be- and they are hereby, warned and
commanded to appear in this Court on or
before the 4th, day of February. 1927, al
ten O'Clock. A NJ, and continue In attend.
ance until the Court shall have made its
flnal order ratifying and confirming the
aWard OF damages and the assessment OF
benefits Of the jury to be empaneled and
sworn herein; and Il is further ORDERED
That a copy of this notice and order be pub
iished twice a week for two euccessi We
weeks III the washington Evening Star. the
w ashingt0n Post and The Washington
Times. newspapers published In the said
DISTRICT. commencing at least twenty DAYS
before the said 4th day OF February 1927
1t IS further, ordered That q copy of this
notice and order be served by the United
states marshal or his depnties, upon each
of the owners of the fee OF the land to be
condemned herein IS may be found by the
SAID marshal, or his deputies within the
District OF Columbia. and upon the tenants
ana occupants of the same. before the said
th day OF February, 1927. BY the Court
iSignedl WENDELL p. STAFFORD. Justice
c 1SeSI1 trge copy Test; FRANZ II, 3
ALL. Asst. Clerk.
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MARRIAGE LICENsES

Peter Bell. so. and odelI e. Thomas,
81. The Rev. g. L. Davis.
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freeman. IS. The Rev. VIM. II. Hoff-
man.
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70. The Rev. ], Wright.
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little Newman. "a. The judge r. e.
MattinRly.
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Walker, 80. The Rev. j. e. Willis
James M. Turner. "a. and Bertha
Thornhill. %. The Rev. A. Willbanks.
Ernest J. Smelser. 81. and Miilicent
J.. Peters 10. The Rev. H. NJ HenniR.
Aubrey Saint John stephens. rs. Of
MacBride.
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Bids and Proposals

COMMISSIONERS, D. C.. WASHINGTON
received az Room 500, District BUILDING.
until O'Clock o. M. February g. 1927. for
furnishing. and delivering Laboratory and
Domestic Art Equipment. Specifications and
information at Room 800 District Building
January isth. 1927. y" seaied A proposaSs
viii be receiyed, at Room 600 District Build
1927. for relocating street railway tracks on on
Wisconsin Avenue from Massachusetts Ave
nue. to Thirty.seyenth Street. Information
Building. = $50
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lzoNlNd COMMISSION OF THE DIsrKiCl
9 EoLEM Is! WAssIN sS ~ ,r SSRgsTs
soys Sa'iSGR ard q e foo 81 Rn6 GSn ne
lBbth CongFess, entitled Fan Act to regulate
Tie height. area and use Of buildings IN the
District Of Columbia and 10 create & Zonine
ice is here hereby Even thas puSIic heari hS
win be held In the Board Room OF the Dis
Itfict Building beginning al 1000 A. M.
January III. 1897. for the. purpose Of con,
ar1S tns 1, Ing Pro Ssh sh s
districts. to.wit: CHANGE FROM RESI-
IpENIIAL a RESTRICTED AREA. so
Hanp RSpf assn SsutRs beth sIvs. ds' p
Don't Circle and 3 Street described ss FOL
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SSs. 30 PAN and 3d. 81 Square lar o is8: H lots S.
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IS6 tncIs 8 to 8 incl. So. sIl and slS
TAI g AREA. 90 10 FIRST coNIER.
Side o 81 81 STREET. aFSH w. eI TSenEss s%
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and 1927. at Reservoir and Ride Roads
CHANGE FROM REsiDENTfAL' q AREA
l90,' 70 FIRST COMMERCIAL. G AREA
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Virginia Jones. 81. The Rev. H. M
Frank j. Hoffman,. 80, and Sophie
Winkler; %: The Rev. c. Enders.
Andrew Dyer. 43, and Louise Hill
80. The Rev. A. Romeo.
NorveE. H: Stearn. 81, and Adenia d.
Roger. rs. The Rev. B. Braskamp.
Albert Leslie Jackson. SO, Of Dallas
Tex. and Marie Louise Dowell, 30
The Rev. Fl. H. D. Sterrett.
Curtis :. Clifton GutFidge. "a. and
Helen Margaret May. 90. The Rev
T. e McCuigaH.
William .Pearcs. %. and corda Fletch
or, 20. The Rev. D. Washington.
Bernard Gordon Gould. IS, ana Ross
Kun 20 Of Philadelphia, Pa. The
Rev. Judge R. q. Mattingly.
~ David Eager, 2s. and Jean Tash. 70
Robert Lee Lacy. 81 and Margaret
g: Brown. 10. both Of Afsxandrfa. Va
The Rev. william M. Hoffman.
Roy p. Parker. 20. and Irene Tatgo
-. The Rev. William H. Pettus.
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Mrs. ENTILY KING

Mrs. Emily King, n, mother Of
DR.. Chaplain p. King. win be buried
tomorrow in West River. Nd, after
services at Christ Church. West
River. Mrs. King died at her sons
home, 1922 @ st. N. W., yesterday.
after an illness of several weeks.
Mrs. King lived in West River most
of her life, making her home with
her son here during the last few
years. Besides DR.. King, another
son, Thomson King, OF Pittsburgh
Pa, survives.
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BIRTHS

Thomas J. and Mary L. Flannery.
boy.
George W. and Johanna storer, girl,
Thomas NJ. and Mary McKennA, boy.
Edward T. and GeorRette Kane. girl.
Thomas q. and Helen ]. Magic. girl.
Joseph T. and Dorothy Anna Foright
girl
John N. and Margaretha u. FurlenE.
girl.
boy.
Eugene ]. and Jean Brown, girl.
Robert +. and Mary Allen, girl.
Bailey p. and Lille PenderRrass, Doy.
James e. and Lowindrel Green, girl.
McCartha and Lille Walton, girk
Jerrie and Winnie Lumpkins. boy.
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Earthquake Near TifIis
Puts POpuIace in Panic

TELLS, Jan. 15.-An earthquake
rs reported from Shusha Agdama
Zansigur. a hundred miles from
Tiflis, The populace fled their
homes and spent the night with
out shelter despite extreme cold.
The earthquake was also felt In
Tiflis.
No casualties are reported.
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deliberative and legislative func.
tions.
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IL. Native of India serving in the
army OF a European power.
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90. Withdraws.
90. Having less color.
"a. Amhar-color resin left after
the dlstillation of turpentine.
81. To plunge or immense.
20. Large tub.
81. A souvenir.
SO. To defile.
33. Penetrates.
IS. That which obliterates.
IS. Prevent by fear.
38a. A flash.
80. A substance resulting from the
decomposition Of a body by
electrolysis.
AZ. To check.
"A. "A church.
IS. Watering place.
4S. Suffix signifying action or being,
SO. Aluminium (abbr).
81. That thing.
Solution To Thursday Puzzle
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Too Late to Classify
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WHITE waitress wanted at once. Apply
1929 Pa. Ave. N. W. 2nd floor.
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MRS. MARY EROSION AT LEE

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Crosson AT Lee, 80, will be held
Monday in the Church OF st. Thomas
the Apostle. Mrs. At Lee was the
mother of Mrs. Raymond Gwynn
Young at whose home, 5028 Forty
first ST., she died yesterday.
Mrs. At Lee was born in Rock
vile, Md, coming here so years ago.
Her husband, Goodwin Yorke At
Lee, died In 1910. Besides Mrs.
Young, two other daughters, Mrs.
Alfred Gage, Of Washington, and
Sister Ann Marie Of the Visitation
Convent, Wythesville, Va, and two
sons, Richard, Los Angeles, and
Frank B. At Lee. Richmond, Va,
survive.
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HORIZONTAL
4. A recess In the shore.
Z. Part of the body IpluraD.
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Is. Iniquity.
80. Proclairns vehemently.
n. Pile. x
%. In such manner.
q. A rope at the bow Of q boat,
used to fasten it to anything.
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20. no invest with ministerial func.
tions.
81. A company, q bevy.
80. Misfortunes,
al. Tableland.
81. Indian wigwam.
So. Prepared for publication.
81. Indefinite article.
as. Orderly government.
20. Concerning.
AL. Posseesive pronoun.
A. European plums.
~. Corpulent.
rs. Shares.
Al. Small hotel.
48. Mitigate.
-. "A croGn-saw for perforating the
skull.
81. One who works in q, tin mine.
So. Deep blue vitreous substance
made Of cobalt, etc.
"a. Aquatic animal.
VERTICAL
1. One who rescues from destruc-
ton or danger.
8. A metal.
3. Unused.
Z. Personal pronoun.
b Exerts to the utmost.
8. Rested on the knees.
L, Negative.
3. To recede.
Q. Dash.
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Births, Marriages, Deaths
DIR ROBERT READ RAFTER

Funeral services were held today
FOR DIR. Robert Read Rafter, SO, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter,
800 Eighteenth st. N. W., who died
In Barrie, Canada, Thursday, were
held here today. Burial was in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
About six years ago Doctor Raj.
ter, then assistant to DR.. Sterling
Ruffin here, went to Labrador,
where he served as aide to DR..
Willard T. Grenfell. doing medical
work among the natives that won
him praise from DR.. Grenfell and
the Newfoundland government. Ill
health forced him to resign two
years ago. He died Of pneumonia,
In Barrie. Ontario. where he had
gone for his health.
Doctor Rafter was born in Wash
lngton and educated in the public
schools as at 6 rye Washington
University, where he received his
M. D. degree in 1912. His parents
and a brother. Case B. Rafter, a
structural engineer, Of Washing on,
gurv.--e.
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MEN AND WOMEN WANTED
FOR SALE
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WANTED
Man or woman, with
some capital, for food store;
a safe proposition for good
party. Mcdonald, M. o67O.
The Washington times., 1927-01-15

Solution To Thursday Puzzle
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PROFEsNIONAI. SERYICES

VITAL ENGINEERING relieves con-
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atica lumbagO, FheumaIsm, colds.
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Kedwell, a juror in the FalI-Sincl
case was given out today at the &
attorneys offce.
TELEGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATIC

GdDdIld CdDdl CUUSLl uCtIOu VI a LIZ
600 DOLLAR dam at AIhajuela for +
protection. Inland navigation pre-
ton of the Gulf to the Atlantic watek
way through the St. Lawrence.
New York, December. th.-CharW
Evans Hughes, EX-Secretary Of Sta.
has issued a statement a Wing be is r
a candidate for the Republican nomlR
ton for President. -
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9Th Senator viii
of Ohio, entered the political ring la
night Immediately after President Coz
idQe told Republican National Comma
tee men that be had Terminated" him
self from the 1873 Presidential situ'
ton. Nun erOus tTieLds IN Ohio al
some in ojber states have been GOO
enough TO mention my name IN comet
ton with the republican nomination K
the presidency, Senator Willis said ]
q formal statement" If the Republ
CANS Of Ohio feel that | can ~creditabH
represent them as their candidate In Ii
Forthcoming national convention ] shal
1eel it a great honour t. do SO. TN
puts two Candidates in the field, bot
members of The Senate, the 0rber beln
Senator Curtis OF Kansas, the Repub
lican floor leader, who announced h9
candidacy some weeks ago.
Washington, Deer. 9th.-Kansas CITY
has been chosen as the 1873 Convention
city Of the Republican party.
Washington Deer, 9Th 10 present
ing a budget of 4,258, 1913, 765 dollar
for the next fiscal year to Congress
President Coolidge stressed the necesslt
for limiting the prospective tax reduc
ton 10 Zz5 million collars as recon
mended by Secretary Mellon IN his letter
Of transmittal. He also cautioned q.
gainst any action which might jeopar-
disc the air balance budget OF the COVER
ment. The total appropriations recon-
mended by the President exceeded last
year budget by 244, 22l64l dollars anG
the amount actually appTopriattQ ~
Congress for the current year by lis,
649, PIG dollars.
Cleveland, Ohio, Deer. 9th. john
Risko, contender tor The heavy We lht
cham pionship little, wen the decision
ever Phil Scott, heavyweight champion
of the British Isles, in a ten round bout
here last night.
New York, Deer. 9th.-The Y YORK
Central Railway has announced that II has
closed contracts nth the DOminiOt llon
and Steel Company Ct Sydney Ms. for
the purchase OF ii, 800 tons of steel raEs
tor approximately 500, 900 dollars.
Chicago, Deer. 9Th. = Corn prices
broke sharply yesterday and carried
down wheat values and oats as well,
, 1927-12-12

Delightful weather and an excellent
picture, combined to make the large au-
dlence gathered at the Frederiksted Thea
tYe last night really happy and gay.
Ihe Love Thief" is all that the man
ayers say it is AND MORE Our report
er at that end takes pleasure in recon.
mending The Love Thiet" to the peo-
pie of ChristianSted Com.
, 1927-12-12
u. :. NAVAL RADIO STATION.
DECEMBER 10TH. 1927.
(C0urtesy oJ The Associated FreS~.)

- 49, NC'
decided to attemkt a light from Wash
ingl0n to Mexico City. A telegraphic in
|vitation to President Gales Of, Mexico to
make the flight reached here today. He
accepted and plans to fly the Spirit of St.
Louis but is delayed by other details.
Washington.-CaIIing for an expendi-
ture of 1926, 400. 900. the administrators
plans for curling the food waters of the
Mississippi were received today by Con-
gress. 1t was delivered with a special
message from President Coolidge in re-
CARDS to the flood control program. This
program proposed brighter divisional
changes and strengthening of the levees
to prevent future disasters IN the valleys
of the Mississippi River basin.
Mays Landing, N. J.-Mrs. Marga-
ret Lilliendahl and Willis Beach were
found guilty today of voluntary man
slaughter in connection with the death of
Doctor Lllliendahl, the woman's aged
husband.
Dallas The national association Of
professional baseball leagues ordered five
of its members who operate under the
modified Graft agreement with the major
leagues to discontinue the plan by a vote
OF fortythree to five.
San Francisco. The third attempt Of
the tri. molored mOnOplane The Spirit Of
California to break the worlds endur-
ance record of forty eight hours and
twenty three minutes failed today when
d gas line was broken as in former at
tempts, The plane returned to Mills
Field barely avoiding having a forced
landing,
New YOrk.-A bill to ascertain the at
titude of the membership of the Ameri
can Legion and the women.s auxiliary
toward prohibition was made today. The
post commander announced that he be-
lieves that in a democracy that no law
should be forced unless it has the apprO-
val of the majority.
Geneva. Confirmation that the funda-
mental cause of the collapse OF the three
W naval conference was the inability
of the United States and Great Britain to
agree on the question Of eight inch guns
for light cruisers, was the information
from %officia! records made public today.
The American delegates left after an at
tack by Lord Cecil. the British delegate,
on the position taken by America.
Chicago. More than thirty persons
have met death in the continental
blizzard according to latest reports.
Eight of these occurred in Chicago. AT
ter the abatement OF snowfall high winds
and lowered temperature caused the most
severe storm IN years. Three boats of
the Lakes are reported as In distress and
rescue boats are attempting to aid.
, 1927-12-12
tfstAl

1C(Al
Last dispatch of mail from st. Croix to
reach the States before Christmas closes
in this town today at 500 D.. m.
The annual Christmas dinner for poor
persons in st. Croix from Mr.. Casper
HoIstein arrived on Saturday per SIS.
Catherine" Mr.. Holstein spends a
large amount of money every year spread
ing Christmas cheer in the homes of
mary persons with his nunificent gifts.
AS usual this welcome gift is sent direct
to Lawyer y. Hamilton Jackson who will
give due notice as to its distribution.
Norman Kerry and other famous movie
stars in The Love Thief" will be shown
on the silver screen in the C~hristiansted
Theatre tonight. Judgir & from the pro
gram movie patrons are sure to be we'll
entertained. Big SETS, beautiful cos
tunes, glitterIng surroundings, fast ac-
ton etc, will all be there, so 1t is expect
ed that everybody will be there tonight
at 8.15.
The Native Brass Band rendered a
lively concert in the bandstand last
night. Amt She Sweet" 1T Made
You Happy When You Made Me Cry"
and Side BY SIDE" are among the
favorite hits played BY cur bands
and Theatre orchestras.
Passengers by S. S. Catherine" Dec.
10th and llth. From San Juan, P. R..
= Albert V. Nelthropp, Louise B. Mel.
thropp, Helen Maria Nelthropp, Francis
Hayes, DR.. Thomas H Hayes Wilmot
Bryan, Anna Fraser, Ernest Johnson,
Ozma johnson, A|lexandrine johnson,
Bishop Charles B. Colmore. Florentine
Murphy, Ulpiano Mercado, Dolores Mer-
cado, Pepita M. Anglero, Carlos Anglero,
Carmen ADglerC, Provedencia Anglero,
Anna Anglero. Matilda ADglero, Rev.
FIR. Albert j. Zudeck, and Henry
Billiard. From St. Thomas. -Axel c..
Image, Helen Generose, Jose Sarocta,
Samuel Meyers. Lionel Roberts, Egi-
dio Bago, Clarence Francis, Farmin
Crespo, Robert w. Skeoch, Helen A.
okeoch, Mary Burke. Ethlyn Thomas,
Edna Woods, Ludwig Gibbs. Max Daniel.
Leen Abraham, Roland WATERPROOF, Rich
ard Canton, Joseph Brander and Miles
Merwin. For San Juan-Henry Billiard,
Revd. A. Ostrom. Artino Castro, Emilio
Piners and Marcus Arias. For St Tho
mas-Jacob Paulis and Manuel Alemas.
The Coconino sun., 1927-10-21

certain document purporting to be the
last VIII and Testament Of Henry G.
Wellinghoff together with her petit
tion praying that said document be
admitted to probate in this Court as
the last Will and Testament of said
Henry c. Wellinghoff who, said petit
toner alleges, is deceased, and that
letters testamentary issue thereon to
said petitioner, and that same will be
heard on Saturday the 10th day of
October, A. D. 1927, at ten o'clock in
the forenoon Of said day, at the court
room Of said Court, in the Court
House, in the Town of Flagstaff,
County of Coconino, State of Arizona,
and all persons interested in said es-
tate are notified then and there to APP
pear and show cause, if any they have,
why the prayer Of said petitioner
should not be granted.
(Seal) TOM L. REEFS, Clerk.
Dated October II, 1927. 10-14-3t