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- - = 49, ~@AAAA $3.50
IN the history Of the
Weather Bureau was
recorded S atur day
and Sunday, with the
sun break through
the clouds for the first
time in Sc hours. A
steady doWnpour Of
rain soaked w ashine-
ton, southern Mary.
land and Vir ginia and
caused al skreanae 10.
rise Is IMP ed ented
i1e1 l1ts
Approximately 900 persons
we're marooned in Waldorf.
Md, last night when bridges.
both in front and behind them.
washed out. The one hotel
there was taxed to capacity
and nearly every residence
took in its quota of tourists.
The Weather Bureau reported
8.67 inches Of rainfall when
the storm ceased at ! a. m. to-
day.
Today many of them at.
tempted to detour around by
Bryantown, Hughesville, and
Cedaryille. Hundreds of
others drove to Mattawoman
swamp, four. miles above Wal
dorf, crossed on the inn
provised bridge the workers
had thrown up, walked the
half mile to Townshend, Nd,
where another bridge was
washed out, crossed again on a
crude runway and took the
bus Or taxicab to Washington.
The Tidewater Bus lines and priv
ate taxis were doing a thriving
business from early this morning
on hauling stranded motorists from
Aqua Creek. just this. side OK
rownshend, to the city. 8
The steamer Dorchester, running
from Baltimore to Washington,
picked up so marooned week
enders at Piney Point, Md. and then
made stops at Colonial Beach and
other points along the shore until
the vessel had rescued about 300.
They were all brought to Washing,
ton and locked at $3.50 a. m. today.
Railroad service on the Pope's
Creek branch OF the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad will be paralyzed for some
time below T.. b.. Nd. The culvert
which was designed to carry waters
of Mattawcman Creek under the
tracks proved Inadequate.
Enh aDkment Gives Way.
When the waters had backed TN
almost to the top of the s0-foot
cinderella, the embankment gave way
and 200 feet of the fill floated
down the stream, leaving the ties
and rails hanging in the air like
suspension bride.
The huge rush of water com.
pletely demolished the concrete
bridge over the Grain Highway
200 yards below.
The road from Washington to
Southern Maryland was completely
blocked in four places. The first
was at Townshend. q miles below
Washington, where the waters Of
Aqua Creek proved too much for
concrete and stone.
The second was over Mattawoman
swamp, which went on one of It's
periodical rampages. This point is
four miles above Waldorf. The
county road forces were out early
and began the building of detours
over both streams. They promised
TO have traffic moving by s D. m.
The bridge at Bryantown and a
bridge between Leonardtown and
Mechanicsville were also down"
Further south the country was Nit
Continued on Page 2. Column H.
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FOURTH RACE-Hawthorne c.
FORD K1Ns 500, 900 LOVE TRIAL STARTS

ASHEVILLE. N. c.. Aug. 13-Tria of the suit OF G. wal
lace Bryant nephew of Mrs Henry Ford, against Henry
Wesa wealthy Ashevie cubman in which Bryant charges
WestaM with alternating his wifes affections and asks
500 900 damages started in Buncobs County Superior
here today.
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BANK STATEMENTS

Washington Clearing House,
S4.155,O12.11.
New York Clearing House bal
ance, 500, 100000
New York Clearing House ex.
change, $4S4, 600 900.
Treasury balance, SS1S. ga. 164. 81.
Customs receiSts. s11.S19, Ole.O8.
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FORD nephew SOLD
WIFE'S VIRTUE, CLAIM

ASHEVILLE, n. c., Aug. ts.-
The jury which will try the 100000
alienation of affections suit of G.
Wallace Bryant. nephew Of Mrs
Henry Ford, against Henry WestalI.
wealthy Asheville clubman, was
completed shortly after o'clock
this afternoon.
A heated argument started among
attorneys when defense annou1 ed
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Hawthorne Results
Scratches Daily in Midday Edition

one-h Purse $i2o Value
Owner u n Camden Trainer
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FAMED OIL
JUROR, HELD In RAID

husband of the last-named woman
that Burke made the raid. Burke
said he found very disorderiy
party in progress.
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s2bS snow
lden lace
OF Shasta Queen
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hon COURSE Time
Mood Won handy Place driving
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NARROWED MOTORISTS
RESCUED FROM FLOOD.

More than 900 marooned weekend motorists today
were making their way back to Washington best they
could following series Of washouts Of highway bridges
in Southern Maryland
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from
d we'll nhnn
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THIRD RACEMHe 81 Is Purse ~ value
Wen 10 post
easily m Dehi-SaaxE' owner, Royal
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Twodonar padMay straight k place. $ss snow
race
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selden M. Ely, DR.. Mark r. Finley.
Capt. A. j. Gore. Maj. A. M. Holcombe.
Preston b. Kavanagh, Maj. Overton c..
L,lxford W. A. Miller, Elmer Stewart
Robert c. Tracy and Garrett M. Van
Roesen.
Besides speakers mentioned. among
those seated at the head table were:
MIR. Justice Josiah A. Van Orsdel, vice
president Of the National Society, Sons
of the American Revolution, and past
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A Big Day for Coats!

a the values the season than half price
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PLEA TO UTILITIES BODY.

Permanent uef loading Stations on
conns.lirut Avshus Requested.
Establishment ~ permanent street
car iuealnp platforms 81 vafioiis points
alnna rtnnetllt,,l evenue was recon-
neudnh ~ lis ruhiIe Utilities Gnmmis~
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Belts, Soc and Less!

and Suede Belts. Soc. PLAN or novelty
Unusual 10 find them 80 low priced right
Tomorrow only.
Shop--Streef Floor
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Shawls-Stunning!
Busy Clearing After Busy Week
Women's Frocks-See These!

5-WOmENS $3.50 FRoCKSsnnsrt
keo blouse Of
blue and -
1owoMeNs $3.50 s25 FRocKs-oy.me froet. Of satin ersoe
'ahtomeeh
pastel satin
2o-woMeNs sts5o ss5 FRockssu.ab.
noon crepe SATIN
eep: and velvet DRAGGED tered pead
enc TWO piece e1ects Many
15-WoMsNs s5 $3.50 FRocksVery
N tweed velvet satin and combinations
e afternoon and evenng Mostly knd-all
and color
o-WOMENS $3.50 70 S4950 FROCkS-YouH
satns-beaufui
15WoMENs $3.50 FRocKseoaeos transparent vex.ts
arty
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A sea shell held TO the ear makes a
sound like the waves, because the shell
acts as a sounding board and magnifics
the pulsing of the blood in the arteries
of the head
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SiIk-to-thc-Top Stockings
$l.45 Pair

Full fashioned ~ehttten wstuht s,lt 10 the top
and these lovely collars ursin, pearl blush, MON
|oht. evenoow. shadow. msuvs msfida ard gun metal
~lntereatedr
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sion by Capt. n. q. Klotz. Its chief
engineer.
Capt. Klotz proposes that northbound
platforms be placed at the near side OF
q. r. and s streets. and southbound
platforms at the near side of Dupont
Circle and Twentieth street.
The recommendations are sequel
TO complaints over the recent rear
rangement OF car stops In this vicinity.
KlOtz advised the commission that the
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were blown by two members Of the
Marine Band.
The banquet was followed by dancing.
A reception preceded the banquet. with
members of the committee on arrange
ments also serving as the reception
committee
The committee was composed Of the
following:
c. y. Latimer. general chairman:
Henry w, Draper. John Paul Earnest.
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Scores o( pieccs-loyeIy stylcs--all (
Our regular Stocks-now being cleared
anticipation of Inventory. Choice
Come and look them over In the assortt
some combined with coored stones the smaf
pearls: pearls CONSTRUCTED IN nectiaccs vii
style, both baroque and plain. 4 fascinating
1hn,r4 So
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The brain and pituitary gland Of u
hump backed whale are being studied
and measured Mt the chemical labota-
tory of the University OF California.
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president of the District OF Columbia
Society. Sons OF the American Revolu-
ton: Mr.. Wales. the president OF the
local society: J. M Wiley. Mrs. Prank
B. Steele and Mrs. Kenneth q. Wales,
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Inventory Looming Up-Remnant Prices Go Down!

Tomorrow has especially important significance
the merchandising calendar Of this store On Feb
ruary LIST take the semi-annua inventory OF our
stocks! Already looking forward to this i'm
portant happening! Every department manager
wishes to make good showing! Each takes pride in
stock sheets free from odds and ends All this has ret
erence in today's remnant news Prices are DOWN!
Yet because garment classed now as remnant in
nowse effects the garment, its style, quality the
general, all-around desiraby it is Jelletts
appare!-and because it is FRIDAY and so close to
nventoryit is important that you be here early to-
morrow morning!
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Washington Railway and Electric Co.
would not object TO construction of the
platforms.
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BISHOP
EN- ROUTE TO i. S.
PreIate Held as Mexican Pc.
lice Stage Roundup in
"CathoIic Revolt"


MEXICO CITY, February 25.-Bishop
Serafin Arnnora Of Tamaulipas was on
his way TO the United States border to-
day for deportation as the government
continued to round up persons impli-
Gated in the so-called Catholic revolu-
ton
Four members Of the League for the
Defense Of Religious Liberty are TO be
deported 10 the Islands of Las Tres
Marias. penal settlement OF the west
coast of Mexico
Four Catholic priests captured by
military authorities In Jalisco we're
brought to Mexico City for investiga-
ton.
Secret police raided a private home In
the suburbs and seized Catholic priest
and i've other men.
Failed to Register.
Bishop Armora was arrested in the
home OF friend. where he was hiding
under an assumed name when he failed
10 register, as required. with the depart
ment OF interior and thus became sus-
pected OF anti-government propaganda.
Two agents OF the department of IN
terror accompanied him toward the
Texas border at Laredo.
the four men to be deported TO the
penal settlement are charged with pre-
pairing and distributing seditious propa-
ganda.
The Catholic priests Vicente Michel
Ramon Velez, Feliciano Leal and Wen
cesiao Silvestre were captured in the
Los Altos district OF Jalisco, where fed
eral troops were concentrated recently
to wipe out rebel bands. They will be
cited to the attorney general for inves-
| tisation.
Priest Is Arrested.
Secret police claimed to have found
another headquarters for the prepara-
ton and dissemination OF anti-goyeru-
ment propaganda when they arrested a
! priest named Jose Viras Suarez and
nse other men in a suburb.
| Dispatches from GuadaIaiara cani,s
OF Jalisco. said two rebels were killed
when police broke up an attempt to OBJ
tain ammunition there.
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Il rEkCv N~GiCE aud THOMAS y.
HtkkE. iAttetneNS

sCpRENE COURT OF ThE DISTINCT
"t Columbia. HeldsnS iynes,e t"uu -
~ ,s,d~~Nu Ssu:a Administrations lNS'Srt
81 So Arr,ieation having t~Nea u,aste h Fvin
for n,~,tsstc ut thr isSt viii ami Testament
Ut sasd det~asest and fer letters tes,sn,s'.tSeN
on said estate by u \, kellN u ~ tF,f'rsrti
this Sist day Of reMuary. An tasN, tia,
Aaser.ean Baptist fclv,Sn missionary So
,aety lac, Alhaav urphsa Asylum; Wamses
Missiunsrv SueIety vt the First C.A.SrVSa,
,,nnat Chanh Ing. sart,st h"me tor tse<s
lne, asr,.s, i,Sn.s for Se'',gv.s ,,.S'
Lam S@ ANlnss"s sss|,. n S (, sss
e<:ss oss,p. .r,.+ x:s '@ si., Ss~
StsnseS Rsetusek Ruth Jane t>sek Se's
Vr,a,ssa, Axnes Van Ass,yne Mrs. kplxtt
Met'ul,angh, Wttt,sm f<ek, Enas Hull
Kent Van Nis,yne, II n; Rsleh Il Rtces,>is
tsmtert Il RTharis, EsNstts 4 let's
Eieannr kirhacis> SsiN sttnn Army, tns-; WI
liam Van ANsNne and all others eeeeernrd,
snNar IN SAID suurt un Monday tas end
day 1T Angu 40, iasS ~ 10 u'>t,sA an
to shaw eausc Nhv such apntt,'attea SAuutd
nat t~ srsotest let aetts~ hercot IL rub
iishstl IN the Washinst,M Law kepostes ard
The Eyentnx star er,ve Ia cAvh et tarvS
>,nv~ss,se weeks t~tore the return dSs astein
a.a,,an+d the nsst publication " lsa nu,
wENngllh, u, v, L ssAf InS .S;,iyv ssh
trr Ut VIA tur the b,s.rtvt Ut C,,ta,n,aa
Clerk vt the Probate Court
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RONENT r., KLINE. IT., Attorney.
NO. Nunsey RultdluE.

IN THE SUPREME COURT oF THE nls'
trlrt Of Columbia - y DRIVER. uisthuh
heirs. dsviaees and rllrnees Il he I've deal
defendants No %Tjss Equity nne. The
Ubleet OF this miiit 10 to establish nv adverse
posse stan against tho defendants the ute
u the plaintiff to that Ear,"n 81 70, eighty ",
"ririnai lot ajs Ial ~ aauase Ave hundred
AMI nits ave ,baa, h+ins nrem,ses .td Nor
aan II. northwest. on motion 81 tho ria,n
tiff IL IL this End day af February, tn"N,
or,ier.d Thai the defendant. MANUEL cs"ss y
itv.us and hts unknown Mits. d~ytsees Hn,'
aitenees u he he dead cause their arn~'t'@
anes 10 Ne entered herein an ar hetae- the
first rule das occurring thirty dsss after the
nrst Uublteatt0N hereof: otherwise the cAuse
viii In ptoteeiied with az IN "asa ~ drinnii
pr"yided .c"nv hereof he onhtshed once a
week fur tuus consecutive weeks ~ The
w sshinston Law Nenofter and The Fsent"r
star longer awi other publication heirs h's
w WIZ, MN h,Ts 1".,'ss ,.ss a ,S"s
copv Test FRANK = CUNNINGHAM
cierh Nv MAtlD 4 ROGERS Asst Clerk
ia I
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GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE.

IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DIS:
trict 81 Columbia Holding a General
Term.--Ir the Matter of the Complaint
AFainst Clinton l.. Marshall. u Member of
the Bar of the Supreme court OF the DIS
tttct Of Columbia, -Dishnr u,snt No. il
on 20 he heard this 18th dav OF February.
Ines or the charges of IN. Grievance Com
mittee OF the supreme Court OF the ihs-
tFiet of Columbia, againsf CLINTON l.. Mar.
shall. based ON his instrumentation al GER
tam sums Of money which canlr into his
hands while acting "a counsel for Mrs. Mary
II, Jefferson Administrative ot Henry Harry
No. :.Ht0n IN the supreme Court OF the
District 81 Columbia. The order OF Court
thereon hxinx the 9TH day OF February.
lDss at 10 o'clock IN the forehonn as the
time when the Court viii proceed TO hear
and determine said CHARGES and the aottd-
cation TO said Clinton l.. Marshall as 10 tho
tina when said CHARGES would i've heard and
this Court u unable 60 serve COPY of the
Clinton l.. Marshall for the reason that he
cannot I've found within the District OF co.
lumhis 4 IL this 9Th day OF February Ia:*,
hy the Court ordered that The End day Of
ADri. l3"s. at 20 ociock In the fotrno,n
hefehy Is hxed for the hcarins and otter
.opy of this order he published once q @ect.
for three successive weeks IN The Evening
star and the Washington Law Reporter. an
provided that n copy thereof be sent on ct
before the 18th day OF March. lb.H. To the
said Clinton j.. Marshall hy registered n,ait
4. h,s last known address. Ivy the Court.
WATER J: MaoY. cn,.f In,,,cs sal. sal
ham. Clerk. Bv CHAs. u. corLlN Ass,.
clerk foil fAsS
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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A WESCHLER 4 son. Auctioneers.
Trustees Sale Of Valuable
Apartment Building known
as the Fremont" No. 1907
11th Ct NV

BY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust dated
70, 1895. instrument No: IFS of the land
records az the District OF Columbia. and at
the request OF the party secured thereby.
the undersigned trustees will offer for sale
nv public auction, in front at the premises,
ON WEDNESDAY. THE TWENTY.NINT
DAY or FEBRUARY. 1928. AT THREE
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land
ana uremises situate in the District of
Columbia. 10 wiz: Part of original lot
In sauare 3l3 described as follows: Re.
ginning for the same at the northwest cor
ner of sali lot and running thence south on
18th ST. 81 feet: thence east 55.lS feet to
the west face OF the wtst wall of a stable:
thence south with said face OF said wall Is
feet and thence east A. 1903 feet TO the rear
line OF sand lot. and thence north 81 feet
to the northeast corner of said lot, and
thence west along the north line Of said lot
also the south is feet front by .ioO.0s3 tcet
Terms of sale: The above property WILL
slo00ov Al 81 due January, 81 lois;
OF purchaser at time of sale. All convey.
ancing recording and notariat fees at cost
of purchaser Terms OF sale 10 I've COMPLIED
with within 30 days from day OF sale. Other.
wise the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of the default.
ing nprs haser after FIVE DAYS advertisement
OF such ,esaie in some newspaner published
in the CITY of Wa hiagton n. c.
J. NEWTON BREWER.
BUsEY H HOWARD.
feiS-d&ds Trustees.
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1870 JsE ~ WV
EsrATg hEisG A 0NE:ANDnSK.
R Rhds s .sn A ZIP r GtInH pw Etyk
STREET. NORTHEAST.
Rs virtue Of q certain deed Of trust. re-
corded III Lit@r h0th. t0ilo :hi 81 III" land
the te.iurs, Of the parties secured thereby.
the un.Irrsigned viii sell at public nnction.
~ froal ~ the Ifrmi-r, On ~, hsDA
TIE EIGHTH DAY or MARCH. io"s At
land AMI premises situate in the District of
CniumlHa and wing lot nnnit'er. thifiy.
eight t3bb ~ square NUMBERED utfts tiEht
hundred and sssenty hse tJsTbt IN de-
sriisf tn said deed OF trust upon thr toi'
Terms u sale: said property II subject
IN 10 Urlur deed 81 trust securing AN ltiitnt
ssinrss Of ~ uUh 90 aud said prahrrty vii
r,ihess ~ the purchase price over and
ab,ve ssid dsed OF trust one thifa ~ !" ~
nsid tn each and thu balance 10 two equal
tns,ai jnruts nay sltie ~ one and t*h wears.
~iti interest al The rate OF ~ rrr aI'hn,,
iced al. tvIlsi an the bf0perty kald. or all
ash ~ The option Of the purchaser Inter
e.i aud taxes 10 he p8id or hditiAtt,i y" the
DIE IF .at dsros'. ., +. ~s, ~,, 70 ne"
ins rfenrdJug rtr al ,he r6st Of nufchaser
Terms ~ snle 10 he eoHped Win WITHIN
thirty days from date 81 sale, oth"f"is" dr
snid ii ihe TEX and cnst Of the defanl'ine
purchaser after tive days' ahtrftisrns"i al
such reside III snHe newspaper published l."
"'''''''"" i. taAscts SAT-.
william i. NILSSON.
10 o"5 tt'h ~, y W
fe:.5 - - mil .:,abD7n Tr'1s'st"'
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rEtI"S ,SoRD1S, 90 s; H,,e:r.i: and
l.. B. Attusurs.

trtrt Of Columh,a.--united STATES plau-
TN, vs., Nick xonrt. defendant, No Assas.
Euuitv Doc, The object of this suit ~ TO
ratsation issued to the defendant, NWk
Znpni IN a.turalix alton cause nunit~r S;iS
t'olumhis, said aaturatisat certificate
hearing the number iuSosla> and .ssued tai
said defendant gu july - iglS Op motion
nj the plaintiff IL - this 9TH day Of trh
tnarS 1928. orsier~d that the defendant.
trrrsi h,rr,n on o, h~ forr shs .,xt,.,h ,,,v
exclusive ~ sundays and icsI hol,dsss
acquiring after the day uf the hrst puhl,ca.
ton of this order either wis~ the eatt~e Will
i've nr.~'ested with as Ia ease OF default,
Prov isetl. a copy uf this ursier b. rahlished
once a week for THREE successive weeks III
the Washington Law Reporter and Tho
" Washington Evening star before satd day.
" HtTI Iusti,~, feti.Ik.a
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IN THE SUPREME Court or THE Dis
ttict ~ Columbia ii"i,iinE. m Faulty
r"uri .~~tnfneia l.. cichorne. Plaintiff. "
hinlan Tdniausinn md Alexander f'smnn'
s'on - al, nefepdants -Eauity. M, a:ss7
prier tor Publication ,-~~Ihr oh'ert az ihi.
+nit IL Ia establish 6f rreord ""mnietr AMI
n.rtte't ~. 70 Zee simnle ~ nlninnn
~ and 10 ORIGINAL Lot Ten iO SQUARE
nns Hnndret Twenty siy u"h' otherwise
hhaen prooertv and nremi-es Number
Ti5 iEyel street Northwest. Wash,nstnh,
District ~ Columbia On mnttan ~ the
ntaintiH u 10 Nv the Court this 10Th day
~ February ib"s ORDERED that the DE-
t"nhanis einian Edmanst"U and Aieh amber
Fdmons'on u they or either 81 them he Nv:
hR ransr their abnearanee ~ is entered
hrrhin au ar hefars the tnttieth daV sk"iu'
sipf 1T sundays and legal halttays, nrfuFfins
after ihe dhv ~ the first nnhii"stiaa ~ thls
nfdef ar " they or sithef of them hs dead,
tb"iF uakHn~H heirs devtsses or atehees.
by ihfaush or under any Of SAIL heirs de
visee~ ar aiienees, any right nr title adverse
~ pluiattH IN an't - said real estate, canse
thsir apneafapss To hs Suffered herein on ar
he fare The first rule das occurring two
months after ths day at this hrAt puhtira
ioD al Tits order. othsfwise the .ags. VIII
I've neocse,ied with ~ In ease nf default
for iva mouths. 0i,es weak fur three sue
i month Tor the senond sneeeedins mouth,
IN the Washington Law feparlsr. aud The
Evening Star Bewspa,,efi saad sause hat'
na '..a sh.~. !" ,hs .""s, for s"s."",ss:
s"'rt' NV ari% Je.,iss, ,ses, ,sas
,1aIh.. 4, h.A 4. II ~ muL,. As.'' Tiers.
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v esssseah
FRANK xTETx0N. Attorney.

srpRFAE Court ~ THE DISTRICT OFF
rnirmtia Holding Probate r0urt ~~t.t.,s
nj ,I"ha r0nenhaN~r a"cAassd, No ah'at
standardization Docket ~ -~Auplicatto" nav
ing hseu made herein for probate ~ ths
isst viii and testament nf sa'd ,'e'rasr., AM
Wary n conenhnv~r and Frnnt stetson y
i. otdered This nth dav Of Feh"tiarv %
to"s that Fugere Holden rnpe"haVer VIA
P.r,Rni West PALM Reach Fi.,, amt All
",h~rs concerned anpear ~ said court nn
III 10 n'elock an IN show caus~ whv such
annIicatt"n should not ht granted t.et ma
ticr hereof h~ uuhishad tn the "Wsahtngtan
Law Pepnfter" art 'rhe Evening star" o.r~
ia "a"h ~ three successive weeks before th~
fe'nsn dav herein mentioned the fret nnhii'
rstinn 10 he vat Jess than thirty dass h~f"r~
ssi.' retufn dn" WENDELL p sT<EroRn
f"s's"~ fsNsit Attest. VICTOR
aFhafH n"nutv Register Of Wnis far ths
rtsifiet ~ columbia. Clerk 81 the prohaie
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n KEEFER. Attorney.
srpRrMr COURT OF THE DISTRICT or

erpprNr COURT OF THE DIsTRICr ~
st ro1umhia. Wedding Probate Court-,namaasass
Of Lnia Robin no"s., ds ffe..sppiiea;o" sav
n heen made herein for probate Of the ,as.
wiz sn Of on sal: .s fs ssse %
sus,s .h;ns and n. summon. issued to the
RasGs and a% mex. Of saa ae;edeS.
havns been returned ma IKE a.; MOI o" f &c Ne
d ion n 1J.s that Nina r. Robbins tnon
pr Mitchell sns.sr e .. Honr. a ."
~ o, the inn day nf March AID 19"S
~ MoI 10 o'clock am. to show cause why such
arplication should not be granted Ln NO, no,
law I.aw Repnrtcr" and The Evening star once
in each OF three successive weeks hed"re ,h LIE
.,;am ~ he NOT less than thirty dave leinre
ss a.i' return dav. WENDELL: ?; sTAtTC0oRepa.
Jnstice is"aIl Attest: THEonoKE 49, =;
WE'LL Register Of Wills for the Ustrict Oh
Co,umbia .,lcrk OF the Probate Court
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SUPREME COrRT OF THE DISTRICT OF
fulun. hia, Holding Probate Court.-No.
a6aSf. Adnninis:raiiun.--This ~ to give mo-
tiee that the subscriber. cf the District of
Court. of the District of Columbia. k.trrs
documentary on the estate OF Lawns au,cn.
Achlager. late Of the District of Columbia. Ce-
ceased. All persons having claims sxn,ns,
the deceased arr herpay warned 10 exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated to the subscriber on ar before
the tst day of February. AID. ty.p: otuer-
wise they may hy law ,rc cxclu'ied from ali
this ist dsy of February. .a.S. LENA
I.ACTENScHLAGER. alun Ian -. nv
,seal:i Attest. MOTOR =. MERSTH is~p.
iunhss. Clerk of :as Probate Court.