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Evening star., 1928-05-19
THE EVENING STORY

enter in, although might try it out,
dear, and have some wealthy woman
reported in love with Henry, which
would bring his wife to her senses, help
her to appreciate his true worth. Maybe
he should have been a banker, and It
Is the small town against which she re-
volts"
alta girl, mother: ring in some
scandal or your story will be blooey."
advised her son. And you have made
the son a dubl Instead of having him
go to work in his fathers market, send
him to college--ring IN frat and some
foot ball. and he can't bring the rich
fellows home because his mother thinks
their small-town life might spoil his
friendships, and, besides, the daughters
chances of getting a rich husband"
i like him turning to his fathers
business. son. That Is what l would
like you to do under like circumstances.
However, maybe you are right-ar1
some foot ball and college boys nigh.
give the story more action. Now, daugh
ter, it is your turn. What have you to
say? Goodness, gracious. the child Is
fast asleep. Thank goodness Thanks,
both OF you. III share my check with
you
Three weeks later a bulky envelope
came back with polite rejection slip
Elsie Laidlaw smiled, and she laughed
when she found Madelaine reading the
story, curled up in her fathers chair.
Now for some more criticisms. Fire
away, my dear"
Il hate to hurt your feelings, mother,
but 1t is terrible-although It has posi-
bilities," condescendingly. IN the first
place, Mona, the daughter, should carry
the story. The daughter-holds an I'M
portant place in a household and you
missed your chance OF hinging your
story on her. Let it be on account Of
her that the mother rebels at the small
town life. The lack of matrimonial pos
s1btlities and all that-and goodness,
mother, don't marry her of to that
farm boy who worked his way through
college. There are better things In
store for Mona than that. Let her carry
the story, mother. and it could be per-
fectly corking thing. :"
Maybe you're right, dear. I'll try #.
but don't tell father and Hub. They
were so generous with their criticisms
and-so sincere. It will be our secret
and I'll share my check with you"
The manuscript came back in 10 days,
this time. and Elsie Laidlaw took It. to-
gether with the one returned two weeks
previous mad placed them side by side
in the furnace. Then in the bottom OF
her desk she found the original manu-
script Of her story Of the Carpenter
family, and that afternoon while Hub
was in school, Madelaine at a bridge
party and Hubert, sr, in the bank, the
only noise in the house of Laidlaw was
the click Of typewriter.
We'll. my dears." she remarked one
evening again over the coffee urn, IL
have some news for you Mother - An
authoress! received a check today ana
the editor actually asked for more
stories like my Carpenter family story.
I believe I promised TO share my pro-
ceeds with you. All right-name the
show-and it will be my treati"
CThe End)
(Copyright. 192S)
Evening star., 1928-05-19
WALTER z. PLUMLEY. Attorney.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT Q

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, Holding, Probate Court.-,Estate
a53S3. Administration Docket s2.--Appiica.
tinn having been made herein for probate OF
the last will and testament OF said deceased
and for letters teStamentary on said estate
bv Maurice G. Sherbert II is ordered this
ilth. day Of May. AID, la2s. that William
toiianl Of Calvprton Virginia and all others
concerned, anrear in said court on Monday.
the 25th day of June AID. 1923. at 10
O'Clock AN to- show cause why such appii-
cation should not he granted. Let notice
hereof he published in the Washington Law
Rcportcr" and The Evening star once in each
Of three successive weeks before the return
dav herein mentioned the first publication
Io he not less thsH thirty days before said
tStalA Attest THEODORE CoGswEI.L,
Reeister of Wills for the District of Column
hia Clolk Of the Probate Court
iaC
Evening star., 1928-05-19
MURDER CHARGE
IS RECOMMENDED
Attorney Held for Trial as Result
of Staying at Church
Sunday.
Nv the Assoela ale,l pre..

~ TIE ASssaet afe1 Press
PITTSBURGH. May i9.~~After hear
ms seven Witnesses yeSteryay a eoroglsr y
lofy recommended that Atterney YayS
cite ], TyrFeN be held on = murder
charge In the killing OF Phlnip CLARK
m the First Christian Church at Nun.
haN last sunday, Clark was shot as
members of the eongregation were
eatherln4 Tor Sunday school, .~
Clark had proposed % bring eharveS
against IStrel, eonsendgAg ne was pot
. ns man to be superintendent af kAe
sunday SehONl Tyrren had represNrss
ed Mrs Hazel Clark. widow OF the SlAln
man, when she entered suit for divorce
recently,
Thomas r. Thompson, elder az the
church testified that after q talk With
Rev J p, WateVS few minutes pc
fare the killing TysSe9 sNaused: ~In
set Clark. then yous" nSv&sseg We
minister,
County Detective Michael MeDermott
testified he met Clark on the Ssrees the
day before the killing ana that CLARK
told him sIyrreA i not fit % ae Slper.
mtendent ct sunday Seheel -
II was testified that no weapon VAS
tVsnad en clArks body after the kialn4
Evening star., 1928-05-19
Legal. NOTICES.


SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Probate Gourt --Estate
Of William n Brent Deceased No, 3T1a3,
ADMINISTRATION Docket 81 Application hav:
in, been made herein for administration ana
Tor letters of administration on said estate
hy Rehecca Il Brent. II IL ordered ihls Isl
lay OF Nav AID ln2S that John Paynier
singleton, 1901 @6th ST. Richmond, Va;
John Brent 2la Gienwood ave; Buffalo,
n l., Garrett woimlev and Edith Minton
OF ii3n 18th ct, Philadelphia. Pa Calvin
Rreni tminorl Claudia Brent tminsrl and
ave Philadelphia, Pa, Roscoe Wormley,
on Monday the ltth day OF June AID
lasS NJ IL o'clock am TO show cause why
sueh application should not he granted let
notice hereof he puhliShed In the Washing
ton Law Reporter and The Evening star
once in each Of three. successive weeks he.
Fura the return dav herein menloned, the
first publication TO be not less Than thirty
daNs before said return dav. IENNlNGS
RAu.EY Justice fSeali Attest. THEO-
noRE CoGSwEII,. Register Of Wills for, the
District OF Columbia, Clerk of the Probate
Cotfgf NlVD. ~
Evening star., 1928-05-19
MOVE TOPRESERVE=
OLD U. S. CAPITOL
Senate Passes Joint ReSoIu-
-. -.
ton to Halt Condemnation
Proceedings of Site.

A move 10 hold up the condemnation
proceedings now under way to acquire
site for the United States Supreme
Court building until Congress can give
further consideration 10 the location
was started yesterday afternoon when
the Senate passed a joint resolution 70
accomplish that purpose.
Senator Caraway. Democrat Of Ar
kansas, author of the resolution. ex-
planned that the land being condemned
between East Capitol street, Maryland
avenue, First and Second streets NORTH
east. has standing on it the old Capt..
told Building, which the Senator Sai6
IS one of the most historic structures IN
the country.
He asked for unanimous consent for
the immediate passage Of the reSolu-
ton because Of the possibility. he said
that the building would be torn dcw1i
before Congress returns in DecemheE
Must Go to the House.
The resolution must also be agreed
To by the House and signed by ths
President before il becomes efFectiveA
Senator Caraway st first presented
q concurrent resolution, but Senator
Norris, Republican Of Nebraska. re-
minded him that such a resolution
would not have to be signed hy tAs
President and would only be an ex-
preston Of the wish Of Congress with
out the force Of law. Senator Caraway
then changed 1t to 8 joint resolution.
which win be a law II agreed 70 by the
House and signed By the President.
The Senator from Arkansas told the
senate that the building In question
was the Capitol of the Nation from 1915
70 1919; the President Monroe was IN
augurated there and that Il also vas
used as a prison at one time.
Wants Structure Preserved.
Senator Carsway declared that rnds.
pendence Hall in Philadelphia has been
preserved, as wel as buildings in New
York, York. Pa, and Annapolis. Md.
which were tdentided with the early
history or America, and that he felt
that Congress would not want 70 sc
this historic structure facing the Cap
itol torn down.
After reciting the historical char
aeter Of the old Capitol RuildEnS. tns
resolution provides that no further pro
eeedsngS shall be taken for the con-
dennation OF squares Ts7 and 7sS until
Congress shall by law direct the ac-
QUESTION OF such squares. The rsSOhl-
ton further provides that If these
squares are AZ any time aeQuirea BY the
United States the buildings shall moi ,
De DESTROYED but shall BE- removed hS
the United states 20 some ether site.
Evening star., 1928-05-19
pEELLE. 0GILBY & LEsH, Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE, DIS.
trCt of Columbia. holding an Eaulty
CoIrt American Security & Trust Company.
a corporation aud Eugene c. Gotta trustees
plaintiffs vs. Hannah Mccormick Shriver ct
al defendants, Euulty No, 4SoS4 ~-otder
OF Publication. The object of this suit Is
10 obtain a decree instruCting plaintiffs. as
trustees. under, the last will and testament OF
James Howard Gait deceased, aS to whom
the unexpenucd accumulated income ot the
said trust estate accrung during the life OF
Emma Galt. the life tenant should be paid
amt To whom the interest and share IN SAID
trust estate rrovded by said will IN certain
contingencies for Alexander Calf Mccormick
should be distributed and paid On motion s,
of the plaintift u is this 10th daN OF MAY
1928 ordered that the defendant, Alexander
Gait Mccormick. cause his nppearanCe 10 I've
entered herein on or before the fortieth daS.
exclusive of Sundays and legal HOLIDAYS. oc-
curing after the day of the first puhhcaoon
pt this order otherwise the cause Viii be
proceeded With a. in case, "f default; pro.
videCi a copy of this order I've published once
week Tor three successive weeks IN the
" Washington Law Reporter and The ENening
Star before Said day PEYT0N GORDON.
Justice 4 true copy. tSeai Test: FRANK
+ CCNNINGHAM Clerk. BY HARRY NJ
Sst Clerk nlNl's. III ''h
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FRANK STETsON, Attorney.

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia roldiug Probate Court,--Estate
q Carrie Maher Gallen Deceased No.
ton having been made herein Tor probate of
the last will and testament and codicil of
said deceased and Tor letters testamentary
on said estate. by John L Maher aud Agnes
= Gray 4 Is, ordered this 30th day of April
A u lDsS that the unknown heirs at law
and next OF KIN of Carrie Maher GaIlen. de-
ceased and all others concerned appear in
said court on Monday the lth day OF June
A n. 1928 at 10 o'clock am. TO show
cause why such application should not be-
granted. Let notice hereof be published in
the Washington Law Reporter and The Eve.
ntng Star once in each of three successive
wseks before the return day herein mem
than thirty days before said return day WILL
LIAM HITZ. Justice, tSeal.l Attest: THEO-
noRE COGSWELT. Register OF Wills for the
roupt p,NS 30 IA
Evening star., 1928-05-19
PRnl,nsA.l..AI.,,,-.

sotisE or REPRESENTATIVE. CLERKS
giBots Warrington d e. -~ Proposals for
PACKING BOXES. .--sealed proposals will be
received ny the Undersigned until / 2 O'Clock
Hp0D June IL, 1929 for $50 packing boxes
piaiss 3i}d epecifieAtioBs may be obtained by
apDnehtIVn 10 the Clerk Of the House The
above tsSIcs - te ednDieted. delivered and
stored ~ the basement of the House Offine
Building Washington u C. BY November
1929 subject 10 iusDection and acceptance
ey . competent person 70 BE- selected by the
Clerk Of the House Of Representatives The
tiEbt % telert any and ai blds IL hereby re-.
st-fFsd. wM TYLER PAGE Clerk Of the
house ot Representatives.. myf7,Isig
HOUSE OF REPREsEETATTVEs CLERKS
ono Washington. ID C~~isids 20 furnjsh
ne H0use of ReDreseutatsges With lcE Tor
gbs hsrsi year ending june 30 1929 viii
ge feoflyed 10 10 l2 6'eioek noon on June
II 1898 ICE 20 be delivered at such times
asl1 ln ss"b quantities ~ may he reatJifed
Right ~ teieli any ard 8ii bds is hereby
reserved AA TYLER PAGE Clerk ~ the
ho.iss - hepresentatiset nlyI7lsi9
H1rsE .0F REPRENRKTATIyEs CLERKS
I phre. Warrington H. E,vw~Iias 10 iHlllder
Haha tpWeys bath towels sheets ard inflow
I covers WIZ be received 40 ~ = o'eloek noon
~ 1lne 1929 f0s laBndegfnF said IN.
n@lFs Tor the hsa8t year ending June 10
tgEy hsht % I.eslsaet ,agg and sil bids IL
~ iie B99Hse nf Representatives.
Evening star., 1928-05-19
AUCTION SALES.
aTIi11E nANS
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS. -
THOS, ! OWEN Il SON. AtICTloNEEhS'
lAsS Eye 81 NV.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Busi-
ness and Residential Property,
Being Premises No. 9l6 9Th
ST. NV.

BY virtue of certain deed of trust. duiS
recorded in Ili,er No Ni0S TOTO ~ et sca.
uf the land records of the District OF Coiun1,
bla aud al the request OF the party secueWu 81
therehy, we VIII sell st na,gs nah,igiss insV,opf faE
TWENTY -FOUKTH DAY OF NAY ,,a,, ~
iaHS AT FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. the tolIow, ",
'ng-iescrihei land and promises situHtf,n,' situHHtfT ~
the CITY nf Washington District OF ! Sot"aal ~,
hia and ties,gnated as and being part et
original lot ~ in square St3. deScrtheu az
follows Reeiuning FOR the same ON the nts
Of Qth street at the northwest corner oi
said iot and rsinnng thence south atook ssiu
street twenty tsOl feet thence west to tus
rear linz, of said lot nlnetN-six tHol ftt
thence north twenty tHOl feet thetlse eds.
ninptv.six t96l feet 10 the line OF said stfet'
and the place of beginning toEether Wtn s
the improvements consisting OF store aug
Two apartments. one OF six rooms ana o9'h
ana the other of four rooms aaa pain -
Tcrms Of Sala: One third of the purchase
money to he paid in cash, haiance IN thTe
wears or ~ two equal instalnlehts. pay Eatie
nj one and two years. with interest az SIX
per Centum per annuta, paSahle aqattef1
from aSy of sale secured BY hrst ueev q.
trq,Sf anon the property sold. or all Cash at
rnIlnn OF plrChaser A deposit OF Snuuuu
viii be REQUIRED at time Of sale. All con-
vcyancing recopilng, etc. at cost ot pur>
chaser Terms of sale 20 I've complies wth
within thirty DAYS from 6ay of sale. other.
wise the trustees reserve the Flght 10 FesSai
the property at the risk and cost OF detauit.
INK purchaser after fve days adNerusement
OF such resale IN some newspaper published
in said City Of WASHINGTON. >
J. WILMER LATIMER
GEORGE c GERMAN,
n,v1 s-tEt}S eNSu Trustees.
Evening star., 1928-05-19
LEGAL NOTICES.
ANTHONY j. GRIFFIN. Attorney.


SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, Holding Probate Court, ,--.Estate
OF Elizabeth IT, McKinstry. Deceased. Mo.
3s3BS, Administration Docket S2,--Appli.
cation having been made herein for probate
of the last will aud testament OF said de,
ceased and for letters testamentaIy on said
estate, hy Douglas Mathewson i ls ordered
this nth dav Of May, AID. 1923. that Mar.
npren Jacob H.. McKtnstry. Alfred y. Me-
kinstrv. Lillan Lente. Margaret Hasbrouck.
Helen i. Close, Lydia Pickering and Mabel
Jones, non.residents and all Others con t,
.5th day of June, AID. 1898. at 10 o'clock
ANT, To show cause why such application
published in the washington Law Re
porter" and 'The Evening star" once in each
of three successive weeks before the return
day herein mentioned. the first publication TO
I've not less than thirty days before said re-
turn day JENNINGS BAILEY Justice.
Seal Attest; THEODORE CoGsWET.L,
Rcsister of Wills for the District OF Column
bia. Clerk of the Probate Court.
,CI loo
Evening star., 1928-05-19
REEVES r. STRICKI.AND. aa0 woodward
Building. Attorney for Receivers.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE, DIS.
triet 9i COLUMBIA hotdlng . rss,vsg AZ agnIy 10y
The. isl2 Club" ? rCoyporation. .--01Eanly n: INT;
sideratIon Of the petition herein filed on the
2nd day of NAV 1923, praying among other
things for the appointment of receivers for
The 1919 Club. CORPORATION, oFganiEed aud
existing under the laws Of the. District Of 20;
l1u1ha because of threatened litigation and
TO settle the equities between olaimsnss Of
and for the property aud assets OF the cor
nnrati0n. and for other purposes. u y by
this court On this End day ot May, la@s
Ordered That all persons Interested IN said
corporatten appear IN this court nn or he
fore The 18th day OF June, 1923 ard show
cause In any they have, why the affairs Of
said cosporhlion. SHOULD not be settled y .; ae,
rf,rdance with the terms ana PRAYERS ot saiu
netltiuo. provided a copy of this urdeF be
pubilshed IN The Evening. star. a .nowsraner
1f general circulation, and in the Washington
Law RenOrter, weekly for three successive
weeks the first insertion 20 he not less than
one month before the day herein fixed for
showing cause as aforesaid. nv the court
pEYTON GORDON ,fustce, lSeal true
eopy. Test FRANK r. CUNNlNGHA AN,
Clerk nv. MAUD A ROGERS Asst. Clerk
Evening star., 1928-05-19
BELL. MARSHALL. RICE & CARMODY.
Attorneys.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. holding Probate Court:--No'
tice that the subscriber OF the District Of
Columbia has obtained from the. Probate
Court OF the District of Columbia letters oi
ndmini stration eta, on the estate OF
Martha cambridge Beckley, late Of the Dis.
trict of Columbia deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased ars
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated.
to the subscriber ON or before the IND day
by law I've excluded from all benefit OF sald
estate Given under my hand this 2nd ID, day AZ,
BEckLEY, JR" 2Se7 i st. NV. Wash. > 6,
tscal.I Attest: THEODORE CoGSWELL'
Register of Wills for the District of Column
bia. Clerk Of the Probate Court
0H
Evening star., 1928-05-19
DAVID y. HOUSTON. Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. holding Probate Court.--So.
35uS9 Administratlon.---This is 90 give no.
uee that the subscriber of the District of
Columbia has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District OF Columbia letters
Documentary on the estate Of Margaret But
Ter Snow. late OF the District of Columbia.
deceased All persons having claims against
the same. with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated to the subscriber on or before
the 9th day OF May. A d. 1899; otherwise
fl of said estate. Given under my hand
this 18th dav of Nav. tonR AMERICAN
SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY. BY
A. ~ SHILIINGTON. Assistant Secretary
.Seatl Attest; THEODORE coGSWELL,
Register Of Willis for the District OF Column
naVfn aE lpft
Evening star., 1928-05-19
John U. GARDINER. Attorney for PlaIntlfr,

IN THE SUPREME couRT OF THE DIS.
triet nt Columbia Wellington r. o'Con-
nor piatnuH vs. Mary Raphael Ellis ct al.
defendants Equity No. Si9S.--The object
Of this suit is to establish Of record in fee
stmnle by adverse o0ssesSton plaintiffs title
to the following land and premises situate
In the District OF Columbia. TO Wit: Part OF
oriwinal lot numbered twenty.slx ts6l and
mart IF original lot numbered twenty eight
teSi in SQUARE numbered seven hundred and
thiriy,-two tTsal described hy metes and
hounds In paragraph three ct the original
hill hied herein reference t0 which ~ made
for more complete description ot said rrat
80 ate. On motion ot the plaiptn u " this
9Th fiav of May 1873 ordered that the he
PENDANTS the unknown heirs, alienees and
,levlsees Of Susan Decatur deceased, and
the unknown heirs aenees and deNtsres OF
John OF, deeea*etl. cause their apnearance
60 he enterwd herein on or before the urst
rule day occurring after one month from
the date Of the hrst publication af this
ortier, otherwise the cause viii he proceeded
with as In ease of default provided a copy
of this ortier he nuhlshed onee n week IN
three successive weeks before said date N
the Washington Law Reporter AMI The Eve.
ming Star newspaper, good and SUFFICIENT
cause having heen shown the court for ~,
dueing the time of publication WILLIAM
Hlr2 Justice true cnnv. tSeai IeSt
FRANK y CUNNINGHAM Clerk. By
HARRY y, HULL Assistant Clerk
Evening star., 1928-05-19
= sAMuEL q. MIfLIOY. Attoraey.

Columbia holding Probate Court No
35420. Administration This is 10 give no.
tine that the subscriber OF the District oi
Columbia has obtaiued from the Probate
Court of the District of Columbia letters oi
administration on the estate of Edward G
Miller late 81 the District of Columbia
decreased All persons having clainls agains,
the deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated tn the subscriber on or before
ihh i4th day OF MAY AID, ia2a. otherwier
they may by Law be excluded from all bene;
this i4th day OF May iaas. RICHARD l.
ELLIOTT Bank OF Commerce Savings
Bldg, tSeal Attest THEODORE CoGS.
Ceiun,hia: Clerk OF the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1928-05-19
OEORGK Y. AOING, ATTORNEY,

SUPREME COURT OF the niSrRIC'r OF
Columhla Hol,llng Probate court No.
atSua ADMINISTRATION THIS IS te gave no.
ftce that the subscriber ot the District OF
Iotumma ass ehtalaed .roin the Proeate
iamentary oh the estate Of Helen 4 Murray
late 0s the District ct Columbia, teCNasstt,
All nefsona having claims AGAINST thS dS-
ceased are herehy wareAed to eNaitNt the
same With the Vouchers taereot leSalN au,
thenticated TO the subscriber en- nr hetors
the tOth Iay of May. A u lpG9 otherwise
they may t@ law ie excluded trent al hepe ~
ot sasd estate, Given nader nay hand thia
lpth daS of MAY ta2S, WILLARD y,
THOMPSON aatH Colorado ave, nv, tSeal
Attest TAHnnoRE to&SwEl.t. ReElsteF ef
wills tor the District ot CeiWmhsa> SlsES. et
the Probate Court. WNtA, SUyiea
Evening star., 1928-05-19
JAMES r. sPLAIN. Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia holding Probate Court--No.
38l2S Administration This is to give no:
tice that the subscriber of the District Of
Court OF the District of Columbia letters
testamentary on the estate. Of Henrietta
Coleman, late of the District of Columbia,
deceased All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof legally
the 3Oth day OF January, AD io2n: other
wise they may by law be excluded from
hand this iith day Of May i02s., ANNA
II. COLEMAN, 1870 9th 81. NV, Washing; l,i = {;
COGSWELL. Register Of Wills for the Dis
trict of Columbia Clerk of the Probate
Evening star., 1928-05-19
NJ N. noYLG. =, 4. THuEE. Attorneys.

SUPREME Court or TUE DISTRICT or
Columbia hnitIpr Prnhate Court Ne
tice that the subscriber ot the niSts,t ~
Columbia has obtained from the Fr1nate
~ administration On the estate nf Mary
Blanche Harhin. late Of the District ot sn.
tumbia decreased All persnns having CLAMPS
exhihit thu same With the vouchers thervo I
legally authenticated 90 the snnsSrlber 80, ~
oiherwtse thew may lay law I've excluded from
al heneft .ot said estate, Sa,yen 9gEasnrp 9sEnp nS
p HARHlN II qth g. Sc, tSeati Ausss
rHE0noRR COGsWFf.L Register OF wills
for the district az CoiumetA Iierk 81, the
hat V
Evening star., 1928-05-19
q, PERCY MrGIlE aud TnOS, r, MURINE,
ATTORNEYS,

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia Hnidlng Probate Court v~~N N0,
aTiOa administrator .~~'rhls "a ~ give no.
ilce that the sllheerthep 90 the District pt
E0fnmha has ,ahlatned .tt2m the Probate
testamentarv an the ESTATE ct AgneA Nin,
cent Mitchell late pf the district at Calum-
hla, tiaeeased All pePsans having eiAims
against the deceased RfN herehy warned 10
eNhihil the same, with the vouchers ,heeeaf
leaally authenticated Ia the suhseTihsr 0n
az before the iath ,iaS al May, y ti2n'
nihhlwIae they MAY hy iaW I've excluded from
all benefit 81 said estate Given under. my
R MIrFMELIs lAan Pa, ave-, Sc tAeai \
Attest THEODORE IutlsWELi, Keetstef 10
Nilla tap lhe District af Columbia. cleyk ~
The pTehAia gaurt pAiA, ,en.taa
Evening star., 1928-05-19
DARR 6 DARR. Attorneys.

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia Holding Probate Court, Ne.
S7G6s Administralion,~~Thts Is to slNe Nc.
tce that the subscriber. Of the District et
Court of the District az Columbia, letters
iestameutary on the estate 81 Johanna l.,
Curtin. late of the District of Columbia, De
ceased All persnps haynE claims aSatnst
the deceased are hereby warned 70 eNhteat
the same With the vouchers thereof leSalN
suthrntlcateSl to the subscriber an Or before
the 10th day az Nav An taNa; otherwise
they may hy law I've excluded from an eene NJ
0i satd estate Given under INV hsnd thts
10Th ttay OF May IASS. NJ MARGARET r.
CURTIN, HAR Masa ave. ne, tSeall Attest .
VICTOR :, MFRSCH neruty Reglster Nt
Wills for the District OF Columbia, Clerk, OF
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