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Evening star., 1928-05-26

one of the many shows and thus lend
his support to q splendid movement.
It was gratifying to read a long
commendatory article on the Beersheba
narciSsus In Horticulture of May
issue. This Is the most superb white
trumpet daffodN that has yet been
created, but is. unfortunately, still very
high In price.
This surely is q queer season for
climbing roses. For the last week or
SO blossom here and there on Chris
tine Wright, Paul Scarlet and Tau
Sendschon has burst into bloom,
whereas the great mass Of buds still
show little or no color.
The Garden Clubs.
The Georgetown Garden Club is to be
congratulated for the creative ability
displayed by its members. Last year it
was a fine show under canvas in Mont
rose Park. This year 1t was "Canter-
bury Pilgrimage" to some of the fine old
gardens of Georgetown and vicinity, a
novel idea developed as means of rails
ing money to help purchase a car for a
worthy civic worker.
The following ladies held open garden
and served tea: Mrs Radcliffe, Mrs.
Warden, Mrs. Cuniberti, Mrs. Sewer,
Mrs Hollerith, Mrs. Belin, Mrs. White
head, Mrs. Page, Mrs. Ihlder, Miss Bent
ley, Miss LOCKER, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Olds,
Mrs. Alvin Dodd, Mrs. Archbold and
Miss Weaver. A ticket, sold to each Of
of the pilgrims, gave admittance to all
the gardens
The Georgetown Garden Club is hav-
ing a busy week. today being the second
day of the annual flower show.
The Alexandria Garden Club of Alex
ander, Va, will hold its third annual
flower show on Tuesday, May 30, in the
Armory, the doors of which will be
opened To visitors at /: 80 pm. Valuable
prizes of gold are to be awarded in the
various classes, and sweepStake prize
Of sterling silver flower basket has
been donated by Mrs. Louis S. Scott, the
president. A portion of the gate receipts
are to be used to put the garden at
Gadsby Tavern in good condition.
Abandoning their original plan of
holding separate flower shows, the Off
cialS of the Woodbridge Garden Club
have decided to hold one large Spring
show as was done last year. Fruits,
vegetables and flowers will be included.
The show is to be held Monday and
Tuesday, May % and 30. at the Sher-
wood Presbyterian Hall, Twenty-second
street and Rhode Island avenue. Ex-
hibitS should be placed before 6:l5 pm.
Monday.
James M. r. Adams of Takoma Park
and Whitman Cross of Chevy Chase
will ofaciate as judges and the Penn
syivania Horticultural Society is again
Evening star., 1928-05-26
Gardening in Washington
Conducted by J. W. wellington Garden Editor, The Star.
AND ITS ENTIRONS

ducing trees never fruit and, although
beautiful In foliage. are frequently a
cause Of bitter disappointment when
young trees are transplanted to the
home ground, Roughly, about half of
the trees In any population of holly
seedlings would be males. Nurserymen
resort to budding to overcome this de-
feet.
The holly attains large size and
grandeur II growing In favorable soil,
and will do very well as a specimen or
individual tree for the side lawn. Here
and there about the city and suburbs
one may observe planted hollies, but It
Is quite evident that this beautiful ever
green might be used much more freely
and to advantage. Holly seed is disap-
pointingly slow In terminating. Seed
Sown in the Spring Of one year will not
grow until the second season. leading a
beginner to believe that 1t is dead.
Garden Items.
The Spring Towering shrubs. such
as forSythia, deutzia and wiegelia,
should be pruned as soon as possible
after blooming is over. 1t is not nee
eSSary or wise to prune severely, but
1t is well to cut out some of the wood
that has dowered to make room for
strong new shoots which are to flower
in 1929, The old wood will not bloom
again. except from new shoots that may
break. Furthermore, pruning helps to
keep shrubs from getting tall and
"leggy' and out of form.
An ivory or other pure soap solution
will help remove aphids from roses
and other plants. Use one ounce of
soap to one gallon of water. first dis
solving the soap In little warm water.
Tobacco extract-that Is, Black Leaf
90, added to the soap solution, makes
aphid destruction certain.
Spraying Of holiyhock foliage at reg
ulsr intervals with Bordeaux MIXTURE
will aid IN preventing later defoliation
at the time Of bloom.
Allow plenty Of room for each dahlia
plant. Three by three feet apart is
none too much where the plants are
to be literally fertilized and well grown.
The next two weeks are to give
Washington and vicinity several fine
flower shows. The flower show Is one
form Of civic activity that deserves the
support Of everybody, growers and nom
growers alike. SO let every one attend
Evening star., 1928-05-26
STAR, WASHINGTON, G,

of 1Ol East Kirke street, Chevy Chase,
Md. for all affiliated clubs to visit their
rose gardens on Memorial day, May
| 30, between and pm. The Whit
man rose garden Is one Of the finest
| in this locality.
Evening star., 1928-05-26
Thomas D. Riordan IS in charge Of the
local of1ce.

Italy is importing many automobile
tires from the United States.
Evening star., 1928-05-26
M. A. Long Co. Opens Office Here

The M A. Long Co, engineers and
constructors, Baltimore, Nd, recently
opened branch Office here in the Albee
Building, Fifteenth and @ streets.
Evening star., 1928-05-26

IN the MINDS OF most folks the native
holly Is thought OF largely as q source
Of Christmas decorative material Yet
the holly has qualities which place II
among the very desirable landscape
plants. The tree Is upright and SYM
metrtcal and the bright. attractive foli-
age IL evergreen. Its beauty In the late
Fall and early Winter when in berry is
beyond need of emphasizing. The fact
that holly grows freely In the woods
about Washington removes any question
Of adzptability to this region
Unfortunately, all holly trees do not
carry berries. The male OF pollen-nro-
Evening star., 1928-02-18
THE EVENING STORY

OF course every one invited went.
They were too sorry for Miss Ellen To
disappoint her. Moreover Halle Lewis,
who lived across the street from Miss
Ellen's saw-and reported at the teIe-
p!1one-all the things that delivery
wagons brought TO the house opposite
fried oysters. chicken pics, a freezer
OF ice cream. and confect.oners we'd
ding cake with fancy icing
Never had Miss EIlen's little house
so brimmed over with flowers ard
lights. and lively talk As that evening
when the supper guests had congre-
gated Never had Miss Ellen looked
50 "regal'-thc word was Jane Arrow
smith's-as In the lovely wedding d-e5s.
Il think there's nobody else 70 CONF"
she said at ten minutes after the
given hour, "and /. you'll all walk oIs
into"
A ring at the bell interrupted. and
wondering vino the la:econer could
be. Miss Ellen fastened to the :ron,
door
There followed excited exclama:ions.
excited laughter.
We're on Our way to Niagara but
stopped over At Centers until :he mid
night express" Mary Roses familiar
voice finally reached the ears Of tne
p-and-taking-notice parlorf1l
Of guests. II just had TO MAKE Lo
somehow for my disappointment over
yo1Ir not getting on 10 the Wedding.
Aunt Ellen. Besides. I'm so anxious
for you and Jack 70 know each other
THE END.
Evening star., 1928-02-18
PARIS BUS MEN GET
VARIED TEST OF NERVES
kaleidoscope Films Shown 10 mi.
tate Sights Which Will D;s.r;c.
Attention OF Streets.

Iorrssr01ese2os % RE Ass~ s:@,t P-ess.
PAElS.-CoEooy MOVIES 20 the mad
accompaniment o. S-r.csr: au:o-,ch:,a
sirens. ali L! darkness. are used 70 .es.
me nerves q. au;ooGs G-.Ts-< - Paris
There are az sorts % laboratory ex-
peT.TsaIS 20 determine physical a-d
n,satal reactions 0. applicants ard .ss
o4o employees s3So are S:rs, rag
examination sTe-y eye wears
Mes!es hare oDly recently been sSssS
% the tests but they have S-eat,y :s-
oacso accidents. Tns acc.:cAr., Il n
cs-S rccc,. IS supposed "a indicate e.s
reaS4oIls 70 sounds ARD s.Sra.s ey r-ss.
SlGS olttc.l o. che 60 .xo ceSa;s. ec..
meanwhile, frSs ea..e. csrcs- s-S
tSea re VIZ Ws>. scene are ,s-ow-
en- screen = d.s.rsct lis s:.sr.:c-,.
rs GaS cSeg worked o.. IS t-,:y scs,.-
ialsEt ~ TIE i.,-F-sS-...S things 1 care
.sSS CASGSSl,- Cs.S1; tey - watch -
~ street Ts:-.e II .,;-cs CORNERS O.,
80 THesl>~ Sro.GS cc.--S,cr.S srS ccs.x
Irs:sSc signals
Later cssVteg;-s operate : G:.:y,-.,.v
DIS w.ll.s Street scenes S~s Ss.ow- srS
everything they 81 = RS .-,SS:-s-v
iTsp Through, cTcwosG $:-sS.< : cscc-SeS
AGc:.>s- interesting :sS: = re s.rc<.
instant designation q. ;es co.:. q.
which NO moving cc,sc:S vii c,se..
S1.tS1sSS o! ySrccp.2cs. - determined
ov automatic S:op-sa;cl; :.r..cs {. :ss.e
c2S@--eG.S ANSWER a. signals.
Evening star., 1928-02-18
H|CKMAN'S DEATH
SET FOR APRIL Il
Judge Signs Warrant for
Execution OF Slayer-Sec-
ond Trial Ready.

LOS ANGELES. February !s--ne
last Official act OF the court which tried
and condemned william Edward Hicx.
man FOX numbering I2-yea--old Marian
Parker-the signing O: his death Ta--
rant-today pu. the Young killer ore
step nearer the gallons. Judge J. J.
Trabucco, who presided over H:ckmans
sanity trial signed the warrant late last
night. The Fox was ordered 20 be
hung April - a: San Quentin Prison.
With the moose hanging over him <or
one murder. the 20-year-o!d confessed
criminal waited over the week end n
county jail cell foE The beginning Eex-
week o: his trial .o- another Staying.
Ee and Weiby Hunt. who on Monday
viii observe his seventeenth b!-taday.
face jury for fatally shooting c. Ivy
Ironrs. druesis'. IN ho.d-up yea- ago
Christmas ere.
The third 6ay spen. II choosing q
Nl.y for this tria! yesterday closed With
the jury box Tentatively i.,e6 with
seven men and five women. The cs-
tense- which earlier had indicated IS
intention 20 employ al the CHALLENGES
II possessed. had used It's 20 ;oiu- c!,a,-
lerges ard ore OF The fire individual
clusters allowed each defendant. N:-s.v.
three talesulsn had passed through tie
eox under tedious repetition OF
questions
Evening star., 1928-02-18
GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE.

IN THE srFaEME PREM, coSRT Ss,g,Ss or TIE Eenpls pIs
Term.--In the Matter OF the Coniplaint
Aea,ns; Clinton l.: Marahall. a Member OF
the Bar of the supreme court OF the us-
trict Of Columbia --Dsharrnent No. 90
70 Re beard hi. 5,n day Of rssr1arS. s!aTS
mittee of ths supreme Court OF the Dis
trirt. OF Coluu,his, AGAINST Clinton L: MAT
shall based on his transportation OF GER
tain sums OF money which came into nls
hands while acting as counsel Tor MRS Mary
r. Jefferson. Adn,inistratfix OF Henry Harry
Jefferson. deceased. in Administration caHse
10; :eeo9. in the suprsme 10y Gourt Of o,,s ,ns
thereon fixins. the eth day Of February.
1898. At 10 o'clock in the forenoon as the
time when the Court will proceed 20 hear
and determine said charges and the notih-
cation to said Clinton l.. Marshall as TO the
time when said Sharses Ie.d Ire heard and
this Court is unable TO serve . COPY OF tne
chnon he
lunbia, It is this 9Th day OF February 1925,
by the Court ordered that the end day OF
Apr ls.S a oSock in the .nS ds,.r
e5lnsS' oopy u this order Sc pneii.Sed once Week
Star and the washington Law Reporter. and
provided that COPY thereof be sent on or
he fore the 18th day Of March. 1898. to the
SAID Clinton L. Marshall by registered mail
h.; !s' kScSpy add5ss;s ess; sy the sea
AAANI'e Ie eek. sHg b. cHAs. &. corLISs Asss.
Clerk fell 1.lS"5
Evening star., 1928-02-18
ENoCH A. CHASE. Attorney.

~ Tpy srppyxE COrRT OF THr. Dis
,rfct ~ roIurotis. HolhinS ~ Equity
C~o., --T'orn~ha l., clebnrne. pisinun W.
sinian Hx;nGnston snd Ak,An0r' ErInan' EIr
-L,rdtp for pl'flira on The object ~ tis
ssilt 10 " establish NJ record rompirr hhH
nerf,rt ,l.k-. tn fee s'nnlt In nisinmn
- am % Criglnai I<t Ten .iol. sonh.s
One Hundred Twenty t2Si. otssr~iH
knr~n - rvnn~r,y snf premises Numb%r
17as tErsI Street Sorthwess. WAshlngtnn.
D4,,,4r. ~ rotomtsA On motion ~ the
,,IsirtlN il 10 frv the co"vt this 1fth DAY
81 Psnr-isrs, 1929 ORDERED that the f~-
tsndaoss kinihr Esrn1attoh snf Ahxanfer
,hR eaUs% tbeir sD'safhnne u s% entered
herein iS<f0fe the fnft'"th dhs, tkchi'
ysve ~ snntsys ard lesat h1lidays occurring
sfter the fay 81 the ffst pohil"atioD OF this
,rdo. or IL they either ~ them fe dead
ttl.tF s.uknSNn hsirs 6rvlsefs ar sh"hF"s
ahff any othsr person or persons claiming
i% fhsus.gh or i3nfef aEy ~ said here de-
visrtt "f srDefs. any rVht q, tue adverse
~ DIaintF ia shd ~ said real estate. "snsF
shl,r A.aNAFs,.+ T., i% entered herein 1n of
hsf'irs the fret raH day occurring Two
mantAs sfUr the day ~ the frat pubii"a
tIonsof tnis 6S'!~r otherwise ths cansr VIII
~ tft,'fs1ed With ~ 6f default
urr.tf.f q "nDy ~ this nTfer he published
fog 'ws months. ntsee week for three st,c.
a NINTH for tbs s~eonf e0neeefsng mouth,
10 The Washington Law h@porteF and The
Evening stst nswspsper, Fnof cause hay
jGE Assn sbown 10 tbe court for Shortening
the time of DDbesti1n herein. BY the
.s,vtt " HI1Z Jas,i"t !seail uys
;2sS ci.5x !: nAEsY n HftlL' s'Hi"H" h..,' ci.'E.
fxSA fsni.
Evening star., 1928-02-18
WET FUND CaNVASSERS
FACING FRAUD CHARGE
Three MsI Giving 7. {. Address
Are Arrested IL
Delaware.

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WILMINGTON. Del, yse-as-v -
Ta2cS :s;ci wac save Washington As
thsiE s'a'e ard Ws.o s-e s:,sssd - As>.
S,ea attempting - caaya<S :c< :.cSl
- S&pS>:: ~ sss:&s:.cg - a:cS.!.:v -.
Ne,S:s&G Sc,, ~ers Sycs>gsG Yesterday "a
charges ~ oe:Ssa:ssS a,c:.>A.y .&,;eg Ass
ysS:eISs$
Tasy SsNs ,.,e;s names ~ '>N1 =
CgSst, Howard y, Cl..cSSls aaG car
s.,cS Z, MseWl..ia:c.S
CnG>r G,$;Gslcssl&S =. ne <Sss. ~
SN'.i>s. w.'a had rsN>NesNs& S<'<s,c,Ss~-$ t.as
nsea ~Ere soliciting .2a3S ~ -eS.S.s
l'Sat Wsae> ana eSsr" A., e<xsss WAS -
>GsI ~ EN>S!GS Gp tA.S2SSsgS, y MAS
gei>nrEsI ;GaS S$lo ASS eSeG ,<,s,sSseS
ss:s mfa w'-i X SNeG = SeSyss,S =,
MUNICIPAL CSl.st s>s,sNEycN
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Evening star., 1928-02-18

;Ts. ! OWEN r. SOS. ACCTlUSEEt
is3s Fge Street North wett.
TgcsTEEs SALE gsn93gr; 9g yALTAsLE ~ BEN: REAt
ETJkY ET5sY Lbsick Fht.gI hD.kLtIss xSo@S, AZ
pprWYSra Nn hflE MASSACHUSETTS
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B virtue q sertan s..s desd .e OF "a fa =, css ssa
,tst.sy- IL - n. IN undersTned trustee win selI q.
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,sss ,;az 1T r2.R S..a9;5sd gaIhIaa .na
E .a1 Drs T4 s,g:.s Y csanba n ,ss 5 d..sns:.d e
AID neng para os e.s :s'snifesn s,;fs ,s., HI
ssson rs q part Q. sassrs one hundred snd
.h.-tyseyen tla7! as pc, plai s rssofoso os ,be 70
@ s q. - n. :'a .r3:1ar aSe q q iRs ts Dse q g.
!a.s5ss 6escr5s,es "a follows: BEGINNING ~,
- ... a. s n9t;h-ss, s,,ax anrT ,.. 81 ssa .ou,s ,s
.as.frIy ~ re llne Of Asssseh aSt,ts ayen3e
t~eo,y tve q Jet 'hsaee s.a:a1et:s,i,
ecee,a, e. t.t ~, .s~, - The soa.h hne Of .ale
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J.. o'i~esn lot, rlsEteen tasi sbo th'rty
.s e,a!tSr -. Nv t~an,ynvs er and thirty..z
AgntFectns '2G.5S, !.s! 70 ihs ~es:srn ahe
9. saat j.. s.Ttf+en L. sna .nsnS ,sx n9in 9rdi
feet to TIE pisce q Dgihnihx. WIN u.
Tsrht 80 ,avs ard keeD windows fof uxht
T.9w srtl.,%; u. ,he so1ye Gesrr. oet prpDerty
20 srsntec u 1ee1 Feepfcec IA L'sr NJ sTs;
i - 2s4. q me !shc fecofes Of the District
Tern. q ssi.; ors,,hire Of TIE rofchase
n3sn.y ~ ,M pad IL cass, bsiahrs 10 twc
sa9ai lns,s .is.esis. psysois 10 o'e ane Two ,
y.zss w1ta interest al ex pr centpno pe.
annuo pa5s.a sero1 Annually from Cay OF
,s,ersy SO sss.tGs ."is y y fs e..k M aSd y
tAs o.fchksey 4 ceposlt ~ 2! 900 viii be
1890 11r e, "s q ,s a. ,,~.s.., A. I'm:
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Evening star., 1928-02-18

SLIKkWE IHT kF OF THE UI~IkItT NF
Columbia. holding Probate Court -~EstN.F
OF Charles VI. 1oss, Sie,rasH1,N" &t,tt "A.
Adnl'h'stratton Docket ~--Aprf}>StlNn hav-
ink hren made herein fnT probate ut thr lSst
vii, AMI ,essameni Of sand aN,ea>I sud tn-
letters tts'am"ntary oa sad estste nv Martha
!. kea9l. u - oriered thts 18th daS ~ trh-
rUary \ II. ip"S that thr unknown hyftS a.
law and neNt IT k,u and AL Others eun,~rurs,
anpear IN said cnUft .n MoHsst the %tth
TO show raus~ whs snrh Srpli"at'nn shNU5!
n"t he granted, let notice hcgroi e~> PAN,
h>hes IN the ''Nssh,ngton Law E-porIsr"
and EVENING Star unrc ,n r.>n at THREE
successive weeks Netpys the return ds>
hrrrm mentioned. the hrst putrs},at,an ta ~
not less than thtr,S ,iays t3tors said return
dsy. WENDELL. p >TAFtNRu. ,In.t',s
.Sra't Attest, VICTOR NfRStH nepatv
Register az WlilA Tor the ptste.ct az ColN'o-
lll CIerk OF thc r.AhAie CNNIl ~ - ,MnE
Evening star., 1928-02-18
LEGAL NOTICES.
MICHAEL M. DOYLE AND FREDERICK A.
THCEE, ATTORNEYS.

.res TnI caamb. ooHHaia oHHaians rh EqD;s
Court.--William 4, Shelton. Plaintiff. .,ye.
unknown heirs. deyi.ees and aleness OF Wn.
liam liam ssxar dssesssa esss' and poss ss
heirs. devisees ard alienees of David steuart.
otherwise knoyn 4. Davtd steossrs ces decessec;
pns,aoaThs 1ss: 2, n .a
original lot numbered sixteen tl6l. in square
numbered Ave hundred and seventeen t51!i
in the city Of washington: District .. sr Of CO:
toIIows: % Besinnins Tor ,hs same on Il street:
north 8. feet. west Of the southeas.. - S1rner ys
thence north 100 feet 10 Z public alley;
thence ,.s 1875 ss .s, :Sos h.nc. sns ':s oasA 10 lee.
Fl HI street and said place Of berinnlnr: Said
property 10 now known for the rurposee OF
assessment and taxation as lot $40 in square
III on motion ,S,. q sv sns pAFp.snn F.nraary ~
ipes i ot ordered' ed tina; the deferdan... the W, pE.
Ian, ssetart. Otherwise known ~ Williani
stewart l,eccseed and the unknown here
efs<e'k esw,se Known :. David s..~.rs asss:.a :.;l
OF, or before the flrtt rule day occurrinx
after the expiration OF foriy t4o' na nays e.
day OF The. hrst publiGas,nn Of III: ord., r..S
40 in cass Of default Provided cons Q.
this order bs published, once Esek ,no 10.
three a, .Cs,,s, snScs.:ys .nd r n Ereninr ssar
longer io and other publication being disptnssssd
LiAM HITZ. Justice. tsesI. 4 true soy SOP;
T;';n t: ';tnAkfhks 6orIls 2sS'ssaees H::; es's ''1
Evening star., 1928-02-18
WAITER Il. (iCY and FREDERIC D.
WANDER AttarneyA.

IN THE. SUPREME. COURT oF THE MS
ssr.h '. o. e sadl dlsrss n"a""sl 81 o. p,sias'i
Y. lille Carey Frank ceersg ;sns,m;. snern,:"
Equity No tTbbl -~~)rder OF puhllca,ion
IN. ohie.t Of 'hias :.. - !" 10, en,.,s n ~ NJ.
"s'P q. h s".H ., nss. sb ~ II. sur.
which Charles L. Cafss died ..iEsd and d.
vide the rrooeeds ot sald .ais among ths
psrties ~ntitied therein according IN their
rs.pse,iss interests, o. mo,icp ef Tie plsnn'
inas ofdsred that Inc defsnfanis, Lille
carey. Frank Carey aud } shs,mas Ssrsy:
nH qr hafors ths fartttih day, exclusive of
Aundays and legal hotitays noetirrlnu after
The dst 0f the H. ii uui,iiGattan af thl. 0f,irr
otherwise the cause viii ha proceeded viii,
r. IN es.a IT default rrny,ied y copy "f
tErss consecutive weeks IN the wash.nston
& o.: ,:s ::iS S:; . 'R1ss%;l's;S"r
Clerk. bth,a
Evening star., 1928-02-18
BOARD IS RE0R6aNlZEO.
New Members Named - Arny Re
sssiQx SS>$S.

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IN SA;> eisN has Ssea rr>,ySas2.ss>s ~ yes
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AiSj Gen HtFeSgE y Is<NSeN cNss: -
CSNssEX SsS >s$H sTSn< Il. ASr$ry.
assistant ~ Etle SS2.ySecss \sSs>ryaA Gus
ta>&NeE II <N>ssya3 " n>Ss~SsSg Iser-
era! IS INSSsytlNea. A,SyeA At<N>S>& S9s,S
ASt!sssyX. W3<.eN si>'Ns.i. iatsaszN. AMI
NcSeE = k9ScS (ANAIyS t&eS.s, o.
James n SGIe> As<sStal lS,TyS$ ana Ma
}cs,u W MscAAn> MeSsSas <NNy>>
Caps .Nsa asSsar, S~sagsSs.asSssg
N'y4gsS. Is tSsatss1 as rs<S%Sser - sse
NNaga AND Mas. AuSs2N ,. Canning ANA
Charles " Ssgbe, NeSNas CNrrgS A.
nse<sscAl examiners ana " ,s,sAS&eS
Evening star., 1928-02-18
a.1,i,Tagy , T.. MTSTiEk. Xa,o7o.,.

SUPREME Court or THE DISTRICT oF
sss97' ADMINISTRATIVE ~~This 10 q 'siv. 40:
Gee thst the subsarlbsrs nf the DsIrle. of
Coyrt u the District % Coiumhis. letters
tsstamen.ary on tes sststs "f Rot.rt E.
dacehsed All persags having elaine asainst
he dsesssed sfs hereby warned te exhibit The
same same VIZ he tauehs.s thereof LEGALLY . Gu.
lbs 2sth day sf Jannary A o 1890 other:
wise they may by Law lac excluded from all
,his skib 1sy u Janasfs' iSas WATrfE
nikMksTs 800 4 st - LEROY G,
kssister Of WiIis for ths Iistriet ~ GsItlm'
Evening star., 1928-02-18
EILWO0D r. MOREY. Attorney.

SUPREME Court OF THE DISTRICT or
36a9.. ADMINISTRATORS is to give. no:
t,cc that the suh.cril,cr. Of the hsir.Et OK OF
Court Of the District Of Columbia. letters OF
ainis.rs,ien on the estate e. c,n,s M"iHra d. 4.
ceased All persons having clan,s AGAINST
the deceased are. hereby. warned 70 EXHIBIT
the same. with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated, TO the subscriber. on or he.
fore the end day Of February. AID. Ip:9:
otherwise they may by law tc. excluded from,
hand this end tav Of Fehrnerv, 1898. WILL
LIAM G. CoRRETT. $50 Cal!foraIa 81.
MERsCH. Deputy Register OF Wills for the
District OF Columbia. Clerk of the Probate
Court fe11.lk.-6
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LEGAL NOTICES.
VANDOREN. RAFFERTY, & ROGERS.
ATTORNEYS.

iumbia. Holding Probate Court-No. 36p5I
Adninistrati tion.---This is to sivs notice that
the subscriber. uf the state of Pennsylv anla,
tration ON the estate OF E: Blanche Han,l-
ceased Ali persons having claims asainst
the deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof. legal.
sesore 'ffs's the sist das y OF 5ansrs' Al io:"
otherwise they may by law be excluded
nv hand this 3lst day Of January. 1898.
GEO. NJ, HAMILTON 1911 Chislett q
PittehurEh. Pa. tseall. Atttesi: THO.
DORE COGswELI Register Of Wills for the
District Of Columbia Clerk OF the Probate
Evening star., 1928-02-18

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
,columb,a. Holdins prSnate Court:--No.
sSsla ,s ,hs 70 give no. no.
supreme @ s toSr: . of sks district Of coi9mSss II s
x.anted le'.sts tsstamsntary on the estate
he approval OF the supreme Ceurs OF ihs
District OF Columbia, holdins . Probats
Court. appointed Monday, tho a7th day Of
February. 1929 at 10 O'clock Am. ss the
Tor making paymens and Distribution IRON
control. when and where all creditors and
iefacies. or the resldue. or parts thereof.
are notified to attend ip person or hy agent
claims AGAINST the estate properly vouched
Given under nv hAnd thts 30th ,!ay nf
1iaUHsR 14iEUHsR coafAs tkANks isNTHErsSESg sEg
Attorney, Seal, A!test;. THEODORE
SoGswELt ,, R,s,sterc 81 WY i"r he ob. D,..
f'nuef fe4
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E0nEKT r. KLINE, IT,. Attorney.
D(D2 Munsey Building.

IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE niE'
trici OF Columbia - = 0ruyer. piain.tm.
Ssirs m ""i ,iss.ees S and siienee. Il he he deal
deisndan,s NO 471As sem,.ss D. Doe ,5,.r.s -r.s
n"s.sssinn against ths defendants the title
q Cain 10 .na, G"r,,"n, ~. ct sa. ss s':hs
'ri,,,a, "ms la s,n ts1 in square Ave hundred
Xsa92. anX a192.y y'fse ~ 'bsb, bslns premis.s 2id Nor
san q. northwest. On n,"''.n sn,r, "a the p,s. p.s
,,rdersd that the defendants Samuel Cross y
living anl his unkn".n heirs ,s,is"cs and
.nca ~ he rntrrrt herein on az before the
tirst ,uie dsv ors,,rrtng thirty havs after ne
nist nuhiicati0p h.teaf otherwise th9 cah.r
viii la t.ruree,End with as IA tasH az 'irfaut
Prnei.iei u copy hetrni In p,hhsh"d once a
week fnf fnhf consecutive "sta" !" ne
WAshiustnn Law Nspottrr ana The evening
star longer AMI Other pnhii" atina hrirx dis'
Hsnsst .itn G lor ",,,:ta'"'t .r"'e s""w"; ,Su,
"opy Test: FRANK p CUNNINGHAM
Clerk Nv MAID A. ROGERS Asst f'"s
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AMBROSE L. GRINDLEY. Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
Columbia. Holding Probate court-No.
.ics that The subscriber 81 the Dis,rlc, OF
Columbia has obtained from the, Probate
rrciolo. late OF the District OF Columbia de.
the deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit
ths same, with the vouchers thereof iesally
authsnticated. 70 the snbscrieer On or before
wise they may BY law 6e excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Given under my hard
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