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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-08
oh. BAL | BACK
IN Pull P|T

At ire metropolitan baptist
Church the Rev. Jahn Compton
bail returns tomorrow to besin
his twenty.sixth wear.
His vacation has been spent Il
Lake Mohonk, N and Atlantic
city During his absence
the guest preachers haye been DE.
Holvix Harlan Of Richmond Cox
lege, and the Rev. II. Stewart.
* the First Baptist Church, q
Norf0lk.
Ihe Rev. Mi. Bail came to the
Metropolitan Baptist Church Sep
TENDER 1903 and. dnftnK the
quarter Of century now com.
Melted. haa Witnessed many changes
t. 10 nalifin6l economical ana
feIiki0as life 0E the Capital. Nearly
Tia entire ministerial personnel q
an denominations has changed tn
the rs years az his paet0rate.
The church has kept pace IA
the times and steadIl crown
through the years The BUILDINGS
81 1903 have been rcd aLld new
onea erected a. the need dexel0ped:
Nearly 900 members have been
received into the church. ana the
Bible school and finances have
grown in proportion. The Metro.
polltan Church Is So years old this
year, IS its members enjoy ne
unique experience Of celebrating the
golden jubilee - the church and
silver anniversary Of the pastor il
the same year.
The Rev. Mr., Ball viii speak to-
morrow on The Two Rrincipal
Elements In Christianity and in
the evening on God and Vacation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-08
St. Louis Studies All
IN and Connection

Holding proposed two msilIien
dollar ninncIpaI Ai1pork bond issue
important 10 The real estate de,
velOpment Of Sc Lofts, the ST.
Louis Real Estate Exchange suD.
ported the project with ii c3ncen-
trated newspaper advertising cam.
paign.
The bond issue carried IN 4
six-t0.Ore vote
Emphasizing the part that the
airpIane may BE able to sflke IL
the coming development Of land
10 its highest uses. aifplanes win
compete with railroads and auto.
mobiles III bringing delegates IL
~the coming annual convention al
the California Real Estate AAsocia-
ton. william ID. COchrane &c Los
Angeles. has been named grand
air commander or the tleet Or
planes which viii take Southern
california delegates to tie cor
ventiOn. He has appointed ten
captains To direct the flight ar
rangements from various secticng.
UseA-cav transportation b economical,
amd yna ran Invest In a today fhr0agh
the rNED CARS for Sale eOlumlns -
the Classified ada.
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Religious News and Announcements


DF P6reiVNI ILuge1 nInlel|
s. fhs largest consreea lIcnei ehill
* IL world ths ToNaplIns
4,,S conf klon6E Church
Brooklyn VIII preach to1not
nsofniI'a At IA o'clock ana
8. ~. ST the First Consre8At BANA
Church Xenth ana g St.
Df. Hueek held paetokaket a.
ftaIe&bnfe. III and ia p'kk0lk
b4fore eoink to Brooklyn II ksMN6
seo. n addition to biz Wolk
writer ana 1eeturek he ~ 80
seVeraf years served - pkeNl4R
ahn Cong aional home 0oeee
missions.
HIS subject ii ths morning
- The Capitalist and IA
evening 1u0tsbI6 f.iNlnk SM
dnV school claAn6s nesk 1t IN a
William Hastings VIII lead 81
s. s. r. At $50 and the tqp
FOR discussion VIII be d9W MsS
Everyone Become TRULY lluca TED &c
sste leader Of the G. &C.
viii Sc AEiAs Caroline Cliff and
khe topic for discussion hat
should Be Included IN 81
anced Life Tor Young People
a church night supper III -
served Thursday night a. oseincks
followed BIZ the regular prAysF
meeting
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REAL TORS Plan
SURVEY Of
ARMS

Holding that II Il n1atter d
concern 10 AL business that 4 way
bS cleared TOR ! normal farm landa
situation, the National Association
81 Real Estate Boards has Just
appointed special COMMITTEES q
i've to make study q present
general conditions surrounding tias
Industry 81 agriculture The study
looks to better understanding ana
greater cooperation between Amer:
lean business and the farmer.
Thoa. d. Campbell of Hardin,
Mont. has been named chairman
~ The COMMITTEES. Mr.. Campbell y
the head 81 farming corpora 9il
which operates Montana kafn;
* AZ 900 acres probably the lars-
81 cultivated farm in the world
Other members or the commit e Z
a. appointed by Henry g., Aandefs
c.hicaro. president Of the assocla-
ton. are a. follows: Harvey Ralfas
bone Lincoln, Neb. chairman -els 4
81 the Association Farm lands
section Tor 1922; Chas II q Lad0.
san Antonio, Tex. a., g. Baudef
CalIar RAPIDS. Iowa; George ~.
rayne. Omaha. Neb.
The committee. which was ap-
noififed af the request OF .tll<
fnrSn lands section 81 the associa'
tion was authorized BY the as:
s6cfatfon at its last annual convsn.
fIon t0 make a study of the gen
erai farm situation with special
references Is the following matters:
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Root Says ReaItor
links Chiefly
OF Sales

Elihn Root, in public state
ment On regional planning said:
There II one other quite i'm
portant influence added u this
incassant reaching out Tor homes
ana follOwine the homes With
stores, with schools. with hospitals
iii without any thought about the
fundamental needs Of the city;
and that IL the real estate oper.
ator III pursuit Of his honorable
business.
He gets hold 81 tracts % land
here ana there which NJ can man
out and cut up into blocks and
building lots and advertise and
sell. He ii the man who very
largely determines the growth Of
the city.
He isn't thinking about the diff
ficuIfies the city viii meet. He i
thinking abont the people he can
induce 10 come and buy the lots
and build houses on them. =
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-08
BRICK Business
WAR ON AkERs

The brick business will profit
from revolt against substitution
which seems tc Be sweeping through
the country. As one prominent New
york architect wrote recently:
I'VE find in some modern build.
ings that practically nothing 4 What
it appears to be. THAT which looks
like stone is not stone. What ap-
pears to b ( heavy oaken beam y
hollow sham. where We should
Sc tiles uhere il used 4 flimsy ini.
tation, and so-called bricks are made
of various waste materials z
Not denying that every rev ana
approved material houid have its
chance, still III is quite generally III.
United BY the better architects ana
engineers that the trade OF substi-
tuition has been carried too Tar.
Many failures are occurring. The
Imitation materials usually are made
by those unfamiliar with building
requirements.
IN protection OF the public and To
securely establish the integrity of
contracts Tor construction. tae
common brick industry 6 waeing
an energetic campaign Tor 1he estab-
lishment, through the American So.
ciety tor Testing Materials, Of kair
definitions The reputation Tor ~
curity. durability ana fire resistive.
ness, which has been earned for the
word brick Ii the result Of the
distinctive qualities Ok burned clay.
Substitutes made Ii imitation of
brick do rot pOssesa these qualities.
The Industry feels that the word
brick Is entitled 10 the same pro.
lection AZ the word gold, 0r sterling
silver. Of leather. oak. mahogany Isl.
silk All 81 these articles except
brick have been protected against
Imitation III s important 10 the
owners 81 an kinds that the same
protection Be giyen 10 the wo-d
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-08
Rev Peter to Preach
Affhe Peace Cross

The Rev. Or. CT Ereeland Peter
"a non residentiary u WasnInston
cathedral. VIII be the SpeciAl
preacher at the Peoples Openall
Evensong at the Peace Cross. Wash
n, TI1ie service viii be brood
cast - usual over WRC
The Rfy Rev. James = Freeman
b. D., Bishop of washington. VII
return Oh Tuesday from his summer
vacation III Maine and will pe ths
special preacher ct the Pe0J9ie
Openair Esvensongg at the Fenct
Cross on the remaining sundas
afternoons n September
1shs Rev. Joseph Fletcher canon
and librarian of Washington q
thedral, win preach at the ] ! =. q
service 81 Holy Communion %
morrow ia Bethlehem Chapel u
washington Cathedral.
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RE- \ B0SVVQRTR|
DRAWS MANY

The evaneelihtIc party headed by
Ire rev. Bosworth nov has
been conducting services FOR tafee
weeks &c the washington Auditc
rum.
Despite the handicap until re-
Gently. Of excessively hot Weeknsss
fhe crowds attending the meetings
steadily have grown. Many have
declared they have been healed re
yarious ailments
The evangelist has conducted
eanpafRns III 10 ~ the laEse cIt-
fee 81 tie United States 1d
Canada
Included fl The party aEp TIE
evangelist. Mrs.. BoeN01tls.
j. 81 Bosworfh, J II. Bastrom nxld
Paul Riley Allen
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Dr. Kyle Booth to Speak
All Open-Air Service

Tha Rev. KYLE Booth. pastor e
ingram Memorial Congreea
church. win speak tomorrow at
TIA opensair services In Lincoln
Park under auspices 81 the YOUNG
Men Christian Association and
cooperating churches.
Hiaa program, which will include
4 sons service and prayer, viii
sherli1 III o'clock. Page Mex.
Etchison religious work director
81 me M will preside.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-08
DR. Melton 70 Observe
His Fourth Anniversary

The REV. DR. II Melton,
pastor 81 the Ninth street Chris.
ffan Church. tomorrow will mark
his fourth anniversary A. pastor.
He returned this week from hls
vacation.
The auditorium VI the church
has been undergoing extensive III
pairs and services will be held
there tomorrow Tor the first time
since July. The congregation has
4 4 enrolment 81 ]. 100 members and
the Bible school Al enrolment 81
/, 900.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-08
(which Do Men Prefer z
Tonic II DR. i III Briggs

(which Do Men Prefer. An I'm.
pleasant Truth or Pleasing Lie?'
win be the sermon subject tonnOr.
row night of the Rev. Or. John b.
Rriggs, pastor Of the Fifth Baptist
Church.
He will speak In the morning on
Knowing Jesus Christ. He VIII
give series Of preludes to his
sermons on Sunday evenings based
on his trip to Europe this summer.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-08
Christian Scientists
10 Open Fourth Church

gSrviees win 81 held toGnoffow
IL the new Fourth Church of
Christ. Scientist, Al Sixteenth ard
Meridian ST.
Church services win b. held IT
III d. N. and b. n. IN the sun
day school room until the com
plefion Of the church auditorium.
Sunday school VIII meet at $50
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-08
Rev w. nj. Michael
breaches In Brentwood

The Rev. Walter M Michael. pas.
tor 81 the Bright wood PARK Metllor
dist Church, will preach t0mor'
row morning on II VIII Build ny
Church. IN the evening he will
sneak on ne Could Not ~ Hid.
Tho Inspiration 10 Reverence
will be the topic Thursday might
AZ the prayer service This will be
the first De series Of addresses on
Heart Messages From the Psalms.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-08
Salvation Army Corps
Will Honor Two Cadets

Special services will be held At
the salvation Army Temple Corps,
sos q ST. n. W., tomorrow evening
at s o'clock In honor Of Cadets
Bertha Mills and Helen Edwards,
who are entering the salvation
Army Training College at Atlanta,
Ga.
Captain Ernest r. Holz. local di.
visional commander. will preside.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-08
..REL lGIoN ZOE TODAY'

The Rev. W. u. Darby. executive
secretary of the Washington Fed.
GRAFTON Of Churches. will preach
at III a. m tomorrow in New YORK
Avenue Presbyterian Church on
Religion for To-day. The service
win be broadcast from WRC.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-08
PICK PASIoR Returns

The preacher in the Church Of
the Covenant tomorrow at II 2. ~,
will be the Rev. Irving w. ket.
chum, minister OF Peck Memorial
Chapel. He will preach on The
Portrait OF Jesus" There will pc
4 Christian Endeavor service at
6.4k q. M.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-08
Harvest Home Service
10 Be Held in Tabernacle

Harvest Home services will
81 held tomorrow At the Full Cos
pef Tabernacle, North Capitol and
k Streets. The Rev. Harry II Col
lier. pastor, viii speak IN the.
morning on The Harvest and
IN the evening On The Home
Coming.
The REV IS. 3. Moore, mission
airy. viii speak Wednesday evening
81 God Speaking Through Stones. {
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-08
!. HEz SVEN TO SPEAK

Rev. II. Hez SVEN, pastor OF Cen.
tennial Baptist Church. will preach
tomorrow night on How Some
Women and Men Treated Me in
Canada. He will speak in the morn.
ing on aDetainment.'
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-08
What IT Costs to Lice
n Others Houses

Here are figures that interest," folks VINO I've n
eones houses For instance rent
the figures win at glance the amount q money you
period Of from one 70 ten yeaKs AZ
the mostec economical way Of living
81 800 .a
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-08
AIHE FAME OF JESUS"

The Rev. Harold r. Beatty. pastor
of Georgetown Lutheran Church. will
nreach tomorrow morning on The
FamA az Jesus In the evening
IL will speak on Better Than Gold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-07
Trustees Sale of Valuable Busi-
ness Property, Three-Story
Brick Building, No. 1927 Wis
consin Ave. NV.

BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust, duly
recorded May II. 1877 instrument NO ~ OF
STA and at the request Of the party secured
thereby the UNDERMINED trustees viii sell
al public auction, in front Of The premises,
on THURSDAY. TIE TWELFTH DAY OF
following described land and premises. .situ-
sc IL she District Of Columbia. and desig-
rated as and 5einR part Of s0t II IN Old
GEORGETOWN. nov IN square 1909 ana Ell o.
parts ii lots z, b ana . 10 Old George
town" a. pef plat Of, said subdivision re-
corded among the land records Of the Dis
trici of Columbia, IN Liher w. =. % 1T folio
so and peirg ~ ssid square lzge. an % tns
sc follows BEGINNING on the east side 81
Wisconsin avenue 80 feet north 81 the north
line u . i0-fopt aIley. said point or Degin
i est corner Of iot 10 Ia "old GEORGETOWN"
ena running thence north with the me q
Wisconsin avenue 20 feet thence east 20a
feet ia inches 20 an alley 20 iert vide!
siiei With the line Of wisconsin avenue. and
. thence vest 2Gs feet ~ inches to the point
Terms of sale one~fourlh Of the purchase
equal instaIiments. payable IN one. two and
three years. with interest AZ six per eentum
per anuLnl, payable seH1i~anEuAuy from das
Of sale, secured by deed 81 Trust upon prop
! deposit pf 3 1000 % required at time 81
sale Al e0nYeysucing. recording. etc, ~
cost Of purchaser Terms to be- complied
! with within 30 days from day ~ sale. other,
property at the fsSk 8nc cost ~ detaultins
purchaser after five Days advertisement u
/ such resale in some Newspaper published IN
JAMES 4 s0PER,
I TbFCDORE l. BLoCE
te.g-S& 4s.e<GG&nDi Trustees.
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}. rENpALL Cou0uLAN, Atty.

IN TIM SUPREME, COURT OF THE DIS
triet Of Columbia, Holding an Equity Court,
Mary zn1ln. plaintiff, vs.. Lawrence
parks ct al and the unknown heirs, alienees.
ants Equity No 49269 The object of this
suit Is to establish Of record by adverse pos
session the plaintiffs title TO lot fourteen
tt41 Of the Slip as shown on plat at
taehed TO deed recorded in Libef NJ folio
IL Of the land records, and lot nine f01 OF
lie subdivision made by r.. T. jackson. at
torney. recorded III I.iber A II s., folio II,
OF the records OF the surveyor 9ince, and
Is parcel taxed as lot B03, all IN square 1890.
day Of June, 1928 ordered that the defend
ants Lawrence Fl Parks, Virginia Parks,
Fthelyn r Pratt, Fredfica Warner, Margaret
Butler. Annie Brown. Leonard Brown, Joseph
brown, Henry Mathis Brown and the uns
known heirs, aihnees aud deytsees OF John
Davidson deceased. cause their appearance
IN be entered herein on OF before the first
rule day occurring after the. expiration Of
the furtteth day, exclusive ot Sundays aud
iaHal holidays, after the date Of the first
publication hereof, otherwise this cause will
he proceeded with as III case Of dntgult pro-
vided i copy hereof he published once u
week for three successive weeks IN The
Washinaton syer and The Washington lay
Reporter, good cause being shown W Htf2.
ftslce fSeel1 true GapY Test
FRANK " CUNNINGHAM Clerk Nv
HARRY 81, HULfY Asst Clerk. tra3 90,ju1
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c. CLINTON JAMES. Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT, or THE DIS
a 5Tft Of vs. paala sar mscka
Eouty No object q Ss sns is
session in the plaintiff to the real estate.
IN the City Of WasilinGton District of Co
lGl in uare five hundred and thirty-ntne
scribed b. metes and bounds as follows
f ne 81 son LII ' stree Ct dist rant thlrtg
one feet t3l1 west from the southeast cor
Of sa SID s Street zen 'hso o
thence north one hundred and twenty-five
s tef o hence east aons g SAID rear ne Of
said lot sixteen feet (l6D; and thence south
9ne h9S5e4 and Stsentgsw Q, feet two
the same being Improved by premises No
343 c. street, S.W On motion Of the
ordered that the soilowing-named defend
ants, cause their appearance 70 be entered
herein, that Is to say the deiendants.
p. S. Carroll. Elizabeth NJ. Carroll; Walter
Heusley; Mary r. HemSley; Safe Deposit
and Trust company Of Baltimore City; a
bin; Robert 4 Dobbin. Junior; Elizabeth T.
Il, Johnson. Executor; Pauline F. II. Price.
Eileen A. HemSley; Anne L. Barnett; James
Alien s. Remsley osan. jessie osan; CHARLES
y Hsmslsy: Junior s Thompson R D9r1Ssy "
Nan L. dorsey harriet IL BETTY WAA14afl
$ Haines. Junior Zaidee Dorsey; Thomas
Fitgsimmons. Trustee; Matthew Pearcs'
Trustee; Harriet A. Sterrett: Augusta T.
Thompson Francis Harrison Inloes. William
S. Haines Emily f.. Acorn; Edwin C., Al
corn Charles f. Inloes, John T. BTamhall;
Anna T. Bramhan: Helen II. Bramha!l; Rob,
crit N. Bramhall; Francis Bramhall; samuel
Sterrett. on or before the fortieth day, ex-
elusive OF Sundays AND legai holidays, and
the defendants, the unknown heirs allenees
and devisees OF Thomas Fitzsimmcns.
Trustee; Matthew Pearce. Trustee Harriet
A Sterrett; Augusta T Thompson. Francis
Harrison fnioes; william S. HaineS Emily
L Acorn; Edwin c. Alcorn; Charles + In
loes, II they be dead, and the unknown heirs
alienees and deviSees Of Samuel Stefrett. on
or before the flrst rule das occurring after
forty days, exclusive Of Sundays and legal
HOLIDAYS, from the date Of the first puhsica-
ton OF this order; otherwise The cause will
be proceeded with as in case of default
Provided a copy OF this order be published
once week for three successive weeks be-
fore said appearance DAYS in the Washing-
ton Law Reporter and The Evening Star.
the court having for good cause shown ex-
cuSed other or longer publication. BY the
court: w HTTZ. Justice. tSeal.l true
COPY Test FRANK f., CUNNINGHAM,
CLERK BY MAUD A, ROGERS, Asst Clerk.
iy7,i4,2I
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ARTHUR PETER. AffornC-

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trct of Colum bia, Holding Probate Court
In re. estate of Annie N. Mccullough, de-
ceased. Adm: No. 36046. Doc. 80. Order OF
publication of issues and date Of trial-The
notification as to the. trial Of the issues in
this case, relating to the validity Of the paper
purportlng to be the. last viii and testament
of Annie ~ Mccullough. deceased. having
been returned as to John T. Mason. jeanette
Mason Sheridan, Emily r. Pollard, Nina
Mattlngly. Mary T. Todd, Willie Byrum and
the Northern Baptist Convention, mot to be
found" it is this 23th. day of June, 1923,
ordered that the issues be set down Tor trial
on the 9th day of October 1923, and that
this order and the substance of said issues,
TO wit, whether the said paper writing bear
ing date on the 9th day of october, 1928,
purportiug to be the last will and testament
OF Annie N. Mccullough, deceased, was exc
cuted and attested in due form as required
by law; whether the said Annie N. McCul-
Tough at the time of the making and sub
scribing or of the acknowledging by her OF
said paper writing was of sound and dis
posing, mind and capable Of executing a
valid deed or contract; whether said paper
writing bearing date the 9th day of Octo-
thereof procured from the said Annie N.
McCullough. deceased. by the undue infiu-
ence of any other person or persons; shall
be published once a week for four weeks
In the WASHINGTON Law Reporter and twice
a week for the same period in The Washing
ton Evening Star. PEYTON GORDON, Jus
ttcc. tSeal> Attest: VICTOR S MERSCH.
Deputy REGISTER OF Wills for the District of
Columbia e29.3o,iy3,T10,14,l7,21
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G. CLINTON JAMES, Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE PTS rs,
trct of cqlnm6isLilhsn Irene pap p1n,,
Il al. Defendants,- Easity No 47994-The
ord, by adverse possession. PLAINTIFFS, title;
and premises situated in the City of Wash
ington. District of Columbia, designated as
numbered Nine hundred and seventy six
t976l. besinntng for the same on the Norm
!ne Of Said Let Three a. ZONE he he
thence running East along said North LIN line
inches; thence South sixty ..sight 1857 feet
six {6l inches and thence West thirty-four
S s lse Norh "ss s et s
inches 60 the place OF neginnins, and I'M
proved by house and premises No n b eos aS v
TIT, L IS this Goth. day. Of june. AID. 1928
ORDERED that the foilOwing, manned de- e.
ants ,yohneth9n 3 Proatt, Harriet par Pal,
de- asN' Anna g. sie6ert. william s Prout,
P PTo MARY G. Peter. Julia p Anderson
= vinSen, Gforss g: Bradley, Sarah FIELD
SOP. James pnyidson, H Bradley, pa u !.
Maryland. a corporation, Trustee. MARY, c
d Thomas, John H. Davidson. Heath
hecca d Davidson, infant; Mary Il
Bradley, Jane r. Bradley, on or be-
fore the fortleth day. exclusive of sundays
and leRal holidays, from the date OF the first
publication OF this order, and the defend;
ants, the unknown heirs alienees and
Prout, Junior. Jonathan Prout Robert
Prout, Martha II McKnight, Mary PTout
Bradley, Daniel r. PFout. Ellen s Odde,
0eorgc S Bradley. on or before the first
rule day occurring after forty days. ex~
elusive OF Sundays and lesal holidays, from
the date of the first PUBLICATION OF this
order otherwise the cause win be proceeded
with AS In case of default Provided a copy
OF this order be published once a week for
three successive weeks before said appearance
days In The WASHINGTON Law Reporter ana
The Evening star the court having for good
cause shown excused other or longer pub
l ,s,a2rsr hY THE c9uFfT rosN TR RtNT
=, CUNNINGHAM, CLERK By MAUD a
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FRANK sTETsoN. attorney,

fY,f,t1Nhfa SnIttoS prnbate rnurt NJ
9gil0. Administration This is TO give no
tice that the subscriber, which was by the
granted letters teStamentary on thu estate OF
deorae A. Iiashhern, deceased. has with the
approval OF the Supreme Court OF the Dis
trct of Columbia, holding a Probate Court.
anpainted Monday the 2ard day of July,
i99a, at 10 o'clock . m, as the time, and
payment and distribution from said estate,
under the courts direction and control when
and where all creditors and persons entitled
TO distrlbutVe shares OF legaeieS, or the
residue or parts thereof are notified TO at
tend ~ person or BY aGent or attorney duly
estate properly vouehed Given under my
hand this aath day of June, la1A Ma
TtDNAI4 SAVINGS \ TRUST COMPANY, by
FRANK STE fSON. Attorney, tSeal1 At
test, VICTOR 3 MFR8CH penutv ReRiSter
OF wills for the district of Columbia Clerk
of the Probate Court. jeS0 jY1ii