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The Washington times., 1928-05-02
Visitor Feted

Nine. Riano. wife of the former
Spanish Ambassador, who has been
visiting her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler P.
Anderson, is now the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Sumner Welles, and will
be until Monday. Last evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Welles arranged a
circus party for their guest. On
Sunday evening Mrs Welles'
mother. Mrs. Richard Townsend
entertained at dinner for Nine.
Riano.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman B. Kendall
will entertain at dinner at Kents-
dale on Saturday evening.
X y
Mrs. Edward Robbins was hos
tess at luncheon yesterday, enter
tanning at Wendell Mansions, where
she makes her home.
X X
The Countess A. Della Tore and
Miss Della Tore, wife and daugh-
ter of the Italian Ambassador TO
Tokyo, have arrived in Washing
ton for a brief visit and are guests
at the Mayflower.
X X X
Mr.. and Mrs. William Eldon
Doeller are in New York, where
they are staying at the Ambassa-
dor Hotel.
Major and Mrs. De Los Reyes
have returned to Washington from
Philadelphia and will be the guests
of the latter's father, the Minister
Of the Iris.l Free State, Timothy
A. Smiddy. in his apartment at
the Mayflower for a week.
X \ X
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Langford,
Mrs. A. E. Langford and w. +.
Langford are an interesting fam
ily party from Toronto, Canada,
who are spending the week at the
Grace Dodge Hotel.
X n
Miss c. J. Bowman, of Halifax,
Nova Scotia. who is staying at the
Grace Dodge Hotel, has been
Joined by Miss E. G. Bowman, Of
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bryan
Pitts will entertain at dinner this
evening at their home on Six
teenth Street.
The Washington times., 1928-05-02
Hungarian Secretary
Transferred; To Sail
Soon For Budapest

Andor de HerteIendy, secretary
OF the Hungarian legation. has
been transferred to Budapest and
will sail with Nine. de Hertelendy
on Saturday for his new post.
The young diplomat came to
Washington a bachelor but was
married a year or SO ago to Miss
Elizabeth Hit, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs.AR. S. Reynolds Hit.
Since the minister of Hungary,
Count Szeehenyi, sailed for Eu-
rope last week, Mr.. de Hertelendy
has been serving as charge daft
flares of Hungary, for the Coun-
selor of the Hungarian Legation
and Nine. Pelenyi have been
abroad for several weeks. They
are on their way back and will
reach Washington early next week.
The Washington times., 1928-05-02
Honeymooning

Col. and Mrs. George T. Lang
horne, who have arrived in Wash
ington from Europe, have taken
an apartment at the Hay-Adams
House. The marriage of Major
Langhorne and Miss Mary Waller,
of Chicago, took place a few
weeks ago at Cliveden, English
home of Lady Aston, who is a
cousin of the bridegroom.
Xxx
Mrs. Frank Barrows Freyer
will entertain at tea on Sunday
afternoon from until z o'clock
for the board of trustees and their
wives, the members of the facul-
ties and their wives, and the Co
lumbia Women, of George Wash
ington University.
Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett and her
sister, Mrs. S. II. Peck, of Mobile,
Ala, started yesterday by motor
for Detroit to visit the latter's
son, Albert Peck. They will also
visit Col. and Mrs. James Walsh,
the latter a niece of Mrs. Blod-
gett and Mrs. Peck, and will go
to Louisville, KY, to stay with
another niece, Mrs. Seeley, before
returning to Washington.
Write an nd. win $1,000. See
NIh~o TuSw a Tat
The Washington times., 1928-05-02
NEWS AND GOSSIP OF SOCIETY IN THE CAPITAL NREDUl
Portrait Painter Plans Exhibit In Capital;
Christus Much Entertained on PeUIOus Vtslt

Will Show Results of
His Summers Work in
Italy, With Portraits of
Washingtonians
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Chandler Christy, who were
recently visitors in Wash
ington, are to "play a re-
turn engagement within
the next ten days for the
interesting purpose Of ar
ranging an exhibit here of
Mr.. Christy's portraits.
Paints Royalties
The artist, who first came
into fame as an illustrator, has
been devoting himself to por-
traiture for several years, and
those who have seen his work
in New York of late are much
impressed with the strides that
he has made. Mr.. Christy spent
last summer painting in Italy
and among the portraits that
he will show here are one of
Mussolini, another of the Italian
crown prince and still another
of the dashing young soldier
Prince Philip of Hesse, isn't
it?-who is married to Princess
Mafalda.
Decorative
The portrait of Mrs. Harley p.
Wilson, which Mr.. Christy com.
pleted while he was visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson at Holm Hall,
last week, will presumably be
shown and also a charming por-
trait OF Mrs. George Grant Mason,
ir., painted when she was Miss
Jane Kendall. This shows pretty
Mrs. Mason with her two favorite
whippets graceful fawn colored
beauties-anG is said to be re.
markabIy decorative and effective
in the composition. Howard Chand-
Ter Clnristy's portrait of Mrs.
Coolidge, i standing figure in q.
Chinese red velvet gown, with
Rob Roy, the White House collie,
standing beside her, is known
from reproductions all over the
country and Neutrality-suspicious. are
familiar with it in the original as
it hangs ii the lower corridor OF
the White House.
Although arrangements had NOT
been completed when the Christys
left, it is expected that the ex-
hibit will be held at the Carlton
While they we're in town last
week there was a good deal OF
entertaining for Mr.. and Mrs.
Christy. The Wilson's had two
or three parties for them and on
SATURDAY evening Mrs. John
Allan Do,fgherty-an old friend
gave a dinner for them. They
left for New York on Sunday.
Mrs. Dougf1erty, by the way.
Is doing ia great deal of informal
entertaining at her charming little
house in r Street. She had q
group of friends for dinner last
evening and will entertain again
on Tuesday when the japanese
Ambassador and Nine. Matsudalra
will be the ,ranking guests.
y y y
The Ambassador of Belgium ana
Princess de Ligne and Princess
Elizabeth de Ligne are spending
a few days at Old Point Comfort,
Va. The ambassador and his fam
lily, accompanied by Wing Comdr.
T. ]. Hetherington, air attache OF
the British embassy, and Mrs.
Hetherington, Mrs. William Boyce
Thompson of New York, motored
to Langley Field on Monday where
they were guests of Col. Z. Z. Cul-
yer, commanding officer
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-22
Mead Busy With
Boulder Dam Act
ny United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON. Dee. 22-W.'h
The Bou'd.r dam 1el signed hy 'hc
President. Reclamation Commission
Or Mead cuday ruanyd his attention
- practical provisions of the act
An approximation ut %5".oo1 h"
said, should be- Included hy congress
i'm tb. second deficiency hlJl I. pro-
rid the interior dorartmont with
money 10 prepare plans for power
houses and obtain power rrNyuurS
contracts White ID. ~ovcn western
>tate'> compact is being ratified.
Three distinct stops, Commission.
IF Mead >a5l, mas. prcrode com
,t.actiou If the dam ratification
Of rnu compact; preparation a.
plar, aui estimates for the dm ami
power house; ana obtaining cnu-
t#srt> for power Revenues.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-22
Cooper Denies
Federal Job

SACRAMENTO, Dee. - Fiat
denial Of the report he has been mp.
pointed United States commissioner
of education was issued today hy
William John Cooper, state super
iutcudent Of public instruction.
"Thr statement attributed to l..
y. Chcuowrth, Bakersfield school
superintendent, that ! would; sue.
coed John j. Tigcrt was absolutely
without foundation of fact Coop
or told the United Press ON his re-.
turn here FROM Southern California.
81 merely discussed with Chen
owrth my designations, which | cN.
lcct to be effective next July on
August, = Cooper said. ~ did not
tell him or auyon" elise that | had
been appointed to the federal post
because that is not the case.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-22
Don Williams
To Be Married

LOS ANGELES, Dec. -. Don
Williams, who cludcd innmerablr
tacklcr> on the gridiron rs quarter
back of the Southern California var
sity, has been thrown for loss by
Dan Cupid.
The engagement of the star Tro-
ian ball carrier to Miss Floy G. Nal
com, Southern California coed,
was learned today by friends
Miss Malrom is the daughter Of
Williams was a former Santa Ana
high school football star.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-22
More Marines To
Be Withdrawn
Nv United presn LeaseA W.

WASHINGTON. Dee. - IL ono
thousand L. :. marines comprising
headquarters company Of the sixth
regiment and an engineer company.
have been ordered withdrawn from
China, the navy department am
.nouncod today.
The marines now stationed al
Ticntsin. viii sail late in january
aboard the naval transport lIaudor-
son They were sent from the Unit
cd States during tha Chinese trouble
in 1927, about 5.0ou American troops
being stationed in various Chinese
points At one time.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-22
Wrapping Counter
Is Busy Place

The counter Tor wrapping Chri~.-
ras packages. placed at the post Of
flee through the courtesy Il the W.
]. Clements drug store, WAS being
worked over time TODAY 10y II
.hrong Of those persons who did
not heed Postmaster G. c. Jenkins
warnings to ma.l carly and avoid
he rush.
Excited cries Of ~ m next. and
Hey you. gct out If the road and
let me work, = were heard through
1ut the post offic, lobby today a~
The flood of late packages for the
E" folks back home poured through
the receiving windows.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-22
Police Believe
Woman Murdered

LODI. Dec. - Police today We're
investigating the theory af murder
in the mysterious death here ot Mrs.
Margaret Wolf, 65, whose body.wa>
found locked in The Kitchen OF hrr
home last night
In another room. crouchcd hchiud
n stove, was the woman : = ycar
old daughter who recently was re-
leased from the state hospital.
The body was discovered Icy am
other daughter, Mrs. J. Lutz, who i'm
vcstigated when She was unable to
get her mother on the telephone.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-22
Anderholt Boys
Funeral Monday

Fuuerl services tar Arnold An.
l.rho,t. II, at No.;sl.lr will be held
ut % O'clock Monday morning at
:. Maez,> Cahol:e church. Roy.
\. j. Hurry, pastor IT =. MarE =
WI cttieiatr. lutefment VIII bc in
Evergreen cemetery and the di-
rrrtiou q E. T.. Lemons.
The boy. who VS. the son ot NJ.
and Mrs. Joe A#deraolt, raarhers
# rhr iIottv.lir district, died carly
Yesterday morning Il II Cor,ro
hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-22
Coolidge PardOns
Ex-Congressman
Ry United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON. Dee. 232.-Prcsi-
dcnt Coolidge today approved the
recommendation Of Attorney Gcncr-
al to grant full pardon to Former
Congressman John W. Langley which
restores his full rights Of citizen
ship.
Langley, who was convicted in 4
liquor conspiracy and served n sen
trnce in Atlanta federal prnitcn-
tiary, is the husband of katherine
Langley, a member of the house
from Kentucky.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-22

was learned today.
H,Il lrhr%, Indian fighter and
veteran Of the Npani~h-Amcrican
war, Will accompany the prosecutor
each tirar he ventures from his homr
Or office, it was said.
Fits campaign to break UP the
liquor gambling and slot machine
rackcts is held responsible for the
letters threatening death.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-22
Obreg0n's Brother
Receives Threa IS
Nv United Press Leased Wire

MENICO CITY, Dec. 22.-Grn.
Jose Ohrcgon, brother of the assaS.
mated president elect Of Mexico,
Gen. Nvaro Ohrcgon, has received
q number OF letters threatening him
with death unless he interviewed on
behalf Of Jose pr Leon Toral, the
assassin.
Senator Manuel Montoya, another
relative. also was Threatened
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-22
Japanese Boy
Hit BY Bullet

Ralph Nakarura, small Japaros"
boy. was accidentally shot through
the leg yesterday afternoon WhiIr
he and playmate, JcASo Fsuro-
tomc, were playing with a 80 cali.
brc rifle, according 10 reports FROM
police,
Ralph was not ,'r,ouejy injured,
the report said and soon wjIl h'
able to leave his hou.r ut ~ com
mercia street T'io boy who was
shot wg4 said TO have been trying
to iaS,rt cartridge INTO the firing
chamber Of the guo whca tAc sheH
exploded and til" hullo, s'rucl: his
Ice
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-22
CLASS OF NEW CITIZENS

The Srni-anuual naturalization
court was in session today hafor"
Superior Judge Y. y. Thompson.
Several countries were represented
by The class Of applicants fer Uni
ted St"trS citizenship.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-22
Mentioned For
Hoover Cabinet
nv United Press 1cnsed Wire

WASHINGTON. Dec. 22-ReN.
Lcavitt Rep. Montana, told the
United Press tod"y Thomas b.
Campbell. known - the "whca-
king in the west. WAS being
mentioned prominently here to b.
secretary Of agriculture in the
Hoover cabinet.
Lcavitt said he lad not heard re-
ports that Hoover lad asked
George Sinton. 4 rdrcher ot Pom
pcys pillar, Mont. to accept the
agricultural post
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-22
CRANHALL ORDKRED TO LEAVE

\ sentence inc'4dn- el1o fine
or ~ days Imprisonment imposed by
Police Judge Kendall +. Perkins to-
2ay upon Earl CrardalI. @&. arrested
on vagranny charge was suspend
"a ON condition Crandall leaves
town. Patrolman ". J. Atkinson.
arrested tranda.l last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-22
Threats Made
Against Fits

LOS ANGELES. Dee. - NS the
result Of aSSortcd underworld threats
against his life. Ni>trirt Attorney
Buron Fits. has saraiurd 4 person.
al body guard and Lis home VIII
hc watched by special detectives, i.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-22
POST OFFICE BUSY

SAN FEANCINVO. Dec. 92. Tho,
san Francisco po~toftiea is handling
H. greatest rush Of business in is
history Tbe volume today exceeded
the l"27 Christine. srasou record hy
LG mon. n.nt
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of Manuel :. Pima, Deeeas,
cd.
Notice IS hereby given by the IN.
der>iG iGncd executor Of the estate Of
Manuel :. Pima, deceased, to the
creditors If ana all persons having
claims against the said deccdent. to-
file them with the necessary voucn-
ers within four 4 months after tie
first publication q this notice j.
tAe office Of the Clerk Of the Super
Tor Court of the state ct California,
in and Tor the County Of I'm
perial, or to exhibit them with
The necessary vouchers within
four a. months after the first pub
ltratiuu e his notice 10 the sain
executor At the office Of HickcoA
X Trudh, Room 1o5, Rchkopf Build.
ing. RI Centre. Imperial County,
California. which said office the un-
dersigned selects rs his place Of
business in all matters connected
with the estate Of Manuel :. Pima
deceased.
JOSE SPINOLA,
Executor Of tie Estate of Manuel
:. Pima. Deceased.
Dated. Fl Centre, November 26, 1928
p II 20 p ! 3 10
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-22

Ai-Din Return Engagement Mt
Drunk 5 Tulane Theatre, Saturday
night, Sunday matinee and night.
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MICHAEL NJ. DOYLE AND FREDERICK A.
THlE I'm. ATTORNEYS.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
tr9ct Of Columbia Hols.tDg All EaGstS
Court -wiliism r. shelton. Plaintiff, v
unknown heirs d~y!>e~s ami alsnees Of W
liam Stewart. aeSSaSeSi ami the unknown
here aevisecs anst aleaees Of David S,euars
otherwise known ~ DAVID Stewart drSNassSi
Deicndants.-Eau'v No. t7?sS.-orseC q
obtain n decree establishing Of reSScrd. nv
adverse posssSsion plaintiffs n,ls 20 na<t Of
original lot numbered sixteen tlSN. in square
numbered Ave hundred and Sexe0teen 1917
in the city Of wasAinEsoa- District az Co
mmeia, Described oy nae,es and ocmnds -
north : feet, west of the southess sryreT
q said lSt: thenes running west itso fsee
thence. cas-, alenr the scn,h hnc y sst
II street and said risce OF n~sinrirE >ast
rrorerty 10 now known for the rarrNrse< 81
assessment and taxaticn - ies SSa ~ sc0sr@
Si.. On motion Of the rlAlntt1 e "A -
lasS Ordered tAN, the tsrfeetsnss ;Ar IN.
known heirs gsrvi~pe< ara slt~ssees - Wa
liam Steuart otherwise known a. Wt1hsr
stewart Je<~a~ed ard the nnsraw, ~,
devi.ees and siieaec< Of David SseuN~'. esa'
erw,se known a. nNvhd Stewart 81
an OF heforr the first rule dss s~~'ssrrens
after the eS~,rsNna ~ forty sAaA ttsvS -
flussve OF sundays and HOLIDAYS from tee
dav 81 the hrst r@etSsi,,n 81 rs ew ,+.n
~ in rs<e Of default Provided >Nr~ -
This orisr ~ r,sNAshea enc~ Wy fer
three ~ successive weeks IN she WIS., -
ton Law Reecrter ANA The EveeSs >ts
With Tor sssistaeso-y Gauss sssw WI
Tes,' rRANK Y ct'NN'NeWtN C}srA
Nv t'uARIYS p COFFIN. Asst. C'arS.
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Trustees' Sale Of Brick Dwell
ings, 124S, 1881, 1853. 1855.
1857 and 1853 ~, St. S.W.

by virtue ~ certain deeds ~ trust duly
-, oried y Libel No 6f3o at fnlius 80 ~
~ ~ 81 81 and ~ Of the lana tr. ord. ~
The District VI Columbia and al the Fuailest
%. the party secured thereby the und~fsisDe
trustees sIll offer for sale by public auction
7 !y}' 3 =. ,SSS1Ee$ss&Es,s Rf; 1Sk
Pm the following dies Fibed land aud prem
u wi. l,ots t4i, l42 i43 IA Jan and
i4G IN the subdiyisioD made by J1hh r
Webster AMI others al igis in sgusfs s02
10 Ter plat fscoTdef In Libef ~ folio 40
~ ihs feeoFds of the ono Ut the surveyor
~ the Dis.de, 81 Columbia: Improved by
IN t~o-s'nry nod ba,sen'ent brick dwellings
Terms II sale Each iot with Improve.
asnth IA. Cfoe VIII te cold separately Sub.
i.,,,sdness II ~ BOD % o. ' eatb IL T., ." VIZ
ths Inducements thereon n9~ overtime bal
Hs0 ~ pnffhase hti'e Ia lie Dhld ia each
,nffhsssf % make his 1wn arrangements ia
gard Ia hrs, trust A dsnosit ~ enh0 90
- each hi Required ~ purchaser ~ tims III
sajs All rDnyaghnelns feeoTdins and 40
fhn8I fees ~ rpst 81 purchaser Terns ~
ais ~ hs complied with within thirty tihys
'fGm DAY 81 ehls otherwise the trustees re-
.Ftys the night To ssssii the BF0psfty at the
el@k snd es,st ~ the dsfsniiinR purchaser
giteF i've fAss ahssFiiseBient II such resslu
~ tgtas ns~ApAnsF published Ia The City
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WALTER n. OtY aud FREDERIC n.
WAHnfk, Attatnsss.

IN THE SUPREME, COURT OF THE Dis,
trl"t az tolumhia holding an hQulN Court
Sarah L, Carey, !;ondonvilie. Ohio. plaintiff
- Lille Carey, frank Carey. J. sherman
tsrnS aud Mary zone Stacknion Defendants
EQUITY Ma a7aai Order ~ publication
The "hleft OF the sult Ia 20 ohlain a De,
cree for PARTITION and sais 81 lot ~ ~ Shep
herds sntsti.,"ic. ~ sauara nnmharet aei
a" ~ h'oh W a raee ~ az the eur
'eNors office at the District of Cotumhia, ot
which Charles I. Carey died seised and n
vide the procrod- ~ said sair anuhg the
nartIes entitled Thereto auVnr,ilns to their
..t.neHt'se Interests, On mntiga az the plasn
ICES. ordered tina, the defendants Lille
Carey Frank Carey ani sherman Carey
cause their Apneafsnos ta he entered herein
nn or he torY the iorteth das, exclusive ~
SUNDAYS and legal hnlldass, oecnrging after
the tas al the hFsi publication at this or,ter
ethet"lse III. cause viii he rs,,eae,iet with
this oniss H. 'nutiseea o"s s'ss week sS for
three consecutive weeks IN The Wsshtns tun
iisr. .sa DAY, wv W,Ii t a.i,ssa Sis.si',
I true saw sfes FMAkA aEnSNlN4
tl.ss. ''s''' " ~"'' " Isst.i, Il
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ARTHUR rETER and WI, u. bADE>.
AttuEness.

IN THE SUPREME Court or THE ptS.
trlrt OF Columbia holding Probate
Court. la 70 estate Of pennts N.S'areS
ttee sal IA Imt abstraction, no. SAaal Or.
der nisi. Tho Washington leaa sad Trust
,sm,sns 81 psSnis Msc ariSy deceased hsyins
nS~aid NJ Fraser 10 purchase lot. rnmeessa
sivs IN Anna N rhilips and others sae'
Ii, islen Of lots In square numbered iva hrn,
,ired aud three taaai, a. per ptst rcs%nied
Ia ths once % the surveyor for the nstrlSt
IL Culumha In Itber ~, Al toi,o 81 which
nfopertv il imprateA hy ntemtses numbered
81 au.llss koutteenth street northwest aad
/ 400. taaslA0A W atteat hogth~est Astrtet
Il Columbia al and for the ptiee of
sia 4nA ot which all over ani atcVe
existing nrst trust 81 san oao With interest
al Il per centum per annnnL 10 ~ To hait
Ia cash and suheet a. the paSueW Ut
Ia ukeF's SnnHttssian amounting a. ~ ava "a
il Is hs the eaurt this 10Th dsS Of 1anuaFy,
N tDaS adu,tsed oNlefed SMt tsetfeed
that said nhrr lae accepted aad sah safe I've
ratified aod rs'na,ard aolesa eaNss ~ ies
dsy ot fehrueN Az iass provided eees
II ,his cider hs ensl.shsN IL the ws.a.as.an
law Repaitfr and The kventns star pttS~ q
week taF three sueecas1vs weeAs Egscr H.
said lasl, Menttanad dale WENnkti. r
TI vftFok NEhsta peeuty Rsst.ler
II W,tts feF The Asttiet Ut Columbia Cl~aa
of The Probate Court, tasl .stteA
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ROGER O'DONNELL. Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, Holding Probate Court-Estate
of.Lydla Elizabeth Hill deceased.--So. 36517.
Administration Docket 81.-Application hav-
ing been made herein. for probate of the last
will and testament OF said deceased and for
letters documentary on said estate, By Roger
GIDGnneil 7 e ,os ordered this 18Th day OF
ton John Bennett Hili, Wii liam Francis Francis Hi.
n: Alvrda Schroeder, r. Marguerite Hill. NJ
Marie FRANKIE, Frank 8. Hill. Clara A. Hill,
posi- and Superintendent Of Manhattan State
Hospital. Wards Island New York City N.
near in said court on Monday. the 9th day
OF February AID; 1928, at 10 o'clock IN,
not be granted. Let notice hereof he pub
i n IN the Washington Law Reporter and
The Evening Star once in each OF three sue
cessive weeks before the return day herein
m1 nsI q, the first publication to he not
WALTER ] Mccoy Chief justice. tseaij
Attest; JOHN 4. SHE'LL. Deputy Register OF
Wills for the District Of Columbia. Clerk Of
pr0hatn Court {acf IA
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GEORGE D. BRABSON. Attorney.
85I Mnnsey Building.
SUPREME COURT OF THE pIsTRICT {

Columbia holding Probate Court.-Estate
Of AIopzn o. Bliss. dcceased.--N0. :jGs3U.
Administration Docket 81 duplication hsv-
tration on said estate hr A =. Mc6reg0r II
is ordered this 9th day OF January. AD
Alonzo q. Bliss. jr.. Mrs Desne T. Brown
Mrs. Marcia B. Lay and Mrs. Alonzo o Bliss
sr.. and all others concerned appear IN SAID
court on Monday. the 18th DAY of March.
A D. 1928. at 10 O'Clock m. 10 show cause
why such application should not be granted.
mgton Law Reporter and The Evening Star
once IN each of three successive weeks he
first publication 10 he not Iess than thlrfy
dals before said return day WALTER /.
mccoy. Chief Justice. Seal Attest JOHN
\ SHE'LL. Deputy Register Of wills for the
District OF Columbia. Clerk of the Probate
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HAMILTON { 4lMTTS0N. Aliorn.7.-

SUPREME Cor-RT OF ~EE DISTRICT OF
Columbia Holding Probate Cou-t-So-
3tSe5. Acn1ialsiratlor--ThIs - 70 give TO-
tie TIA, the sunse-lts-, ~ tas Dss--lct %
Columbia haz nhtaIrsd from TIRE Probate
Court Of the Di.t-1cs 81 Columbia letters
:es;aaeenta-y On ne caste o. F-s1cIs z Ss--
Eesrf. late Of he Dist: OF Columbia. &C.
ne sseceaseei s-e hs-ssv warned 70 e1AIat:
the same. with The veechers the-eof legai-y
authenticated 70 the senscrite- On or hef'a-s
the 6fh dav az JsugAr~. A D. 1899 otaer-
wiSe 5Ssv nav hv law % eI@?cfsA3 rom a!
hsneS; OF sad estate Gwen un6s- C- hs@1
THIS 23rt day % January. ICES UNION
TRUST CO. GEORGE z FLEMING. We
President. f~@sl Attest. VICTOR <
NER>CH D~rItv ReTs.,e- Of wits for re
ni-tsIci of Colombia Clark % The Probate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-04
LEGAL NOTICES.
GTTLFORD :. JAMESON- Af,orO

SUPREME Court OF The DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Probate Coury-Co
3G5i9. Admlnlstra' ion,-This - 70 rive
notice that the subserItHrs OF ths ns+~1cr
of Columbia nave obtained from toe Pro
bate Court OF the District of Coi1rosa let
ters tes!ament5Ty on the estate of Joseph 2.
TnropD. late Of the District OF Columbia &c
ceased All parsons having CLAIMS azairst
n" deceased are hereby. warned ~ EXHIBIT
fh~ same WItn the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated to the subscribers oa or ne
fore the 23rd dsv Of January. AD. 1879
other"lse they may ny las ~ excluded from
al h@neht 1T said estate Gwen under r-r
hands this @3rd dag ~ Jan 1ary. Ig2s MIR
LAM DOUGLAS THROPP. D0rGLAs :.
THROPP. 1901 Goth a.. NV WzshInEfo0,
.. G. seal } Attest, VICTOR : NERSCF
Deputy Register Of W lis for the District of
Columbia. Clerk Of the PROBATE Court.