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LOS ANGELES March 13-More than 100 persons we're
FranclSquo Canyon north OF
here Francis mpoundng part of the Los Angeles
supply burst unloosed 5foo wall OF water into the
valley. 80. -, .oo
officials fear that the death toll might reae aoo
received at the SherifS office mere from eugene
Bscauz underher charge of work said that 100
had been recovered where the flood waters entereo e
Santa Paula and Santa Clara Rivers
Ten Bodies Taken From Canyon.
Ten bodies were taken from canyon this morning and
placed in morgue at SauguS -,. A.,
So great was the volume that through the
despite the feet OF sup
plv in the big reservoir food spent itself in few hours
Evening star., 1928-03-13
Seepage Blamed for Catastrophe.
Victims Trapped Between
Walls of Canyon.
RIVER VILLAGES AND RAILROADS
PERILED AS FLOOD SPREADS OUT
Film Actors Ranch Is Inundated-lOO
Dead Found at One Spot-Red Cross
Workers Rush to Scene.

y
MOOR PARK Calf, March 13.-A rancher near Finlore
along the line Dam break flood teephoned
request for truck to convey hVe oodeS 10
Moor park dead washed up on the mans
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Attorney Makes Complaint.

J. n. Adriaans. 337 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. complained that Mai Gordon had
failed to give him proper consideration
In efforts he was making to obtain an
indictment against person whom
Adriaans claimed he had a grievance
against. Adriaans also criticized Mai
0ordon's handling of the indictments
growing out Of the knickerbocker Thea"
ter disaster and several other cases,
A third witness was Alfred ID. Smith.
an attorney, who told the committee
of conversation member Of his
family overheard In grocery store
some time ago. IN which man. who.
Smith said. had the reputation of beng
bootleager was heard to remark that
he was preparing to take group of
his customers on a tlshing trip and
that Mai Gordon was going
In answer tn Quealions, smith said
Continued on Page !, Column 81
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GORDON IS OPPOSED
AS DISTRICT JUDGE
Witnesses State Objections
to Official Acts of U. S.
Prosecutor.

The nomination OF Mai. Peyton Cor
Ion. for a number Of years United States
district attorney. to be an associate JUS
tice of the District Supreme Court was
opposed before a Senate subcommittee
today by two persons. who criticized the
conduct OF the District attorneys Office
In a number OF cases,
After listening to the complaint for
nearly two hours. Mai. Gordon took the
witness chair shortly after noon and be-
gan answering the protests specifically.
John A. Savage. who said he was an
electrical contractor complained OF the
method of the district attorneys Office
In the handling OF number OF cases
of persons seeking release from ST, Eliza
heth's Hospital on writs Of habeas cor
pus. the manner of investigating deaths
al the hospital and number OF other
cases.
Evening star., 1928-03-13
iieadiry Among Witnesses.

Among the witnesses mentioned Ses~
terday was the nama III Inspector Al
bert j, Headley, but Mr., MeQuade en-
planned today tina; neadley was not
present IN connection with the i,olice
transfer inquiry. hut WAS with 'ss In
case growing out ot the secially COM
structed van which Representative
nlanton exhibited some days ago AT The
House once building In which. II WAS
claimed. intoNieantS were brought into
Washington
Other witnesses summoned I, testify
before The grand jury ate Private iaul
Sullivan, connected with the cftlee uf
Inspector William Il, Shelby, Peter ES-
panapolas a3a four-and-a~iIau street
southwest, James paras. 90 Four-alsd-
a"ilalf street southwest, Earle MoFaL-
den, aa7 Maryland avenue southwest,
Joseph Catlath, sos Four~and "A -lialf
street southwest, aud George II, Jack
son. aaa Four-and-a-Ialt street south.
west, Miss Catherine darrard, Mrs,
Ruby Grant and Miss Frances NJ, bird.
the last three policeWumen
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GRAND Jury HEARS
HESSE AS WITNESS
Nature of Police Heads les.
timony Not Revealed in
HeIImuth Case.

Mai Edwin b. Hcsse superintendent
OF police. was witness today before the
grand jury. which Is investigating the
transfer OF George Hellmuth, a police
man of the fourth precinct. and Of
Precinct Detective Arthur Flhelly from
the first precinct because the officers
were said to be too active In their cam
paign against gambling,
AS he waited IN the witness room to
appear before the grand jurors Mai.
Hesse was surrounded by an array Of
police officials including inspector VIII
liam II Harrison. Capt. Martin Reilly.
Lieut. Nina C, Van Wrinkle and Lieut..
j. A. Sullivan, No information was
obtainable Of what Mai. HeSSe told the
grand jurors,
Martin ID. McQuade. foreman of the
grand jury. took no part In the hear
ing of the Helmuth case remaining
outside the grand Jury room throughout
the hearing both yesterday aud today.
Foreman McQuade declared he wanted
TO be entirely fair with Hellmuth and
did not want him or the other grand
jurors to be embarrassed by his presence
In the room.
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WEATHER.

10 Weather Bureau Fotecast>
Cloudy and warmer tonight, followed
by rain late tonight or tomorrow: colder
tomorrow afternoon or night.
Temperature-HigheS So, at 4 pm.
yesterday: lowest. al, at am. today,
Full report on page Q.
Evening star., 1928-03-13
Why Wary About Non rttugtfni
tnT0nhistencies2

But. says some one why worry
about verbal non n.huritul inc0nsiaten.
oies9 Who cares nowadays about alb
ract principles ana ideals? Why
icontiD0ed oa Page Z. Column -
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DISTANCE HUNTER
COMPLAINS OF CALLS
DIX Fan Writes to Radio Commits
sion Saying Stations Fail
TO Give Letters.

RroadcaSting stations which fail O.
announce their call letters as frequent
" as they should are making life miSer-
able for the distance hunters. II. II
Meyers. New York publisher and On
fan, saws In a letter of complaint 20 the
Federal Radio Commission
Meyers said that a New York station
one evening ran through several NUM-
bers without an announcement MANY
stations fail 10 make known their fden-
tity. pursuing a guess who this Is
hroadcaSting policy. he declared. TINS
Is very annoying, he asserted, 90 the lis
tenerS who are ends9vOrlng 70 Keep
log of stations they pick Up
While one OF the rules made by the
commission StipUlateS that broadCaStiUs
stations give their cali letters at regU-
lar intervals, many Of the complaints
received have been from fans professions
against the interruption of programs by
who want 90 let the wCrlV
know their station is on the air With
the Improvement OF receiving sets ans
the universally OF quality programs
letters 20 the commission from the d.
fans are decreasing in number
Meyers, who saws he has been q dis
tance enthusiast for six years and lla
built many receiving sets, set the com
mission a log OF IS stations he haE
picked up in six weeks exploration With
the dials, Included IN this list werf
Oregon, California and Texas stations
as well as many small stations IL
various parts OF the country, and thu
Of Sydney, Australia. pro
gram
Meyers said he got has best results
from stations with power Init Of
| 600 watts
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HOOvER'S ADDRESS
ON AIR TONIGHT
Acceptance Speech Of Repub-
Iican Nominee to Use Hook
Up of 60 Stations.

The address Of Herbert Hoover from
his home in Palo Alto, Calf, accepting
the Republican nomination for Presi-
dent will be the outstanding feature Of
the program broadcast over station
WRC this evening, beginning at $50
o'clock.
The acceptance speech program,
which was to have started at 7 O'Clock
eastern standard time, was moved up
to $50 pm. yesterday morning, and
is to continue until pm. WRC IS
one of SO stationssjn an extensive hook
up for the prcbnm. The elaborate
broadcasting chain also includes TOUR
short-Waye tranSmltters
Orchestral music will constitute the
greater part of the stations remaining
program. beginning with selections Dy
the Hunmobile Orchestra at pm. Al
3 O'Clock the New York Philharmonic
Symphony Orchestra will go on the an
to be followed by the Palais dor Or
Chestra at 900 while the stations pro-
gram will conclude with selections py
the Jardin Lido Orchestra from II pm
TO midnight.
Station WMAI. will broadcast talk
on Matters OF Civic Interest TO the
Capital" under the auspices OF the
Washington Board Of Trade at . nm.
At tbs it will broadcast the Thirty
Club Forum" conducted by A. Cloyd
Gill. II also offers number Of mlisi-
cal selections for the evening. including
Nadelcn Sherman in popular songs,
SonhocleS T. Fapas IN guitar solos,
Pauline Healy Shook in soprano SOLOS
and music by the Vincent Lopez
Orchestra.
weather reports will be broadcast
from station NAA at 3:45 and 1000
nm. respectively Station WRHF OIL
fers its usual evening program.
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the United States has $4,000 miles OF
the worlds submarine cables. The
British unif1cation scheme will CONSOLE
date all their cables. extNnding TO all
parts of the empire and the weird,
into one great private operating COM
pany under government regulation.
The company will absorb and operate
the British post offices, radio system
and the Marconi Wireless Telegraph
Co. with its beam" system linking
London directly with Canada, Australia,
South Africa and India.
That consolidation. either with the
International telegraph & Telephone
or Western Union, or both. has been III
the minds of officials of the Radio Cor
poration of America is evidenced by
public utterances Of its officials Owen
d. Young. head of General Electric.
which organized the Radio Corporation
of America in a speech early this year
urged that legal restraints be taken of
cable-radio mergers.
Last April Gen. J. G. Hartford. presi-
dent of the Radio Corporation of
America, told a class at the Harvard
business school essentially the same
thing But an unauthorized announce
ment that the international Telegraph
& Telephone had definitely arranged TO
acquire the Radio Corporation OF ATSer-
lea was quickly denied by Young and
David Harnotf Radio Corporation OF
America general manager.
III his speech ut Harvard Gen. Har-
bord discussed the efficiency of the
British beam" or directional system
Of radio transmission, While the Radio
Corporation of America has developed
its own beam tranSmitterS, they have
not been as widely installed. sad no
such claims have been made for them
as for the British system The success
of the British beam" Is one OF the
points emphasized by the board which
recommended the British merger TO
Parliament last month.
IN Its report. copy Of which was
received from London only yesterday
by the American state Department, the
British board strikingly reveals how
the beam" radio services have cut into
the cable traffic. reducing the volume
of the latter and forcing down rates.
While urging the necessity of retaining
the cable service, because OF the invest
ment they represent and because they
are free from the fading and occa-
Sional Interruptions of wireless, the
authors of the report by their language
indicate they are looking To the day
when radio viii superSede the cable.
That is one of the most striking
aspects OF the report. Yet the Western
Union, operator OF nine cables on the
North American continent and the anly
great communications unit IN the United
States which has no radio project In
view. would scarcely seem TO agree with
this oft~repeated suggestion The /
American company will begin this /
month 20 lay new high-Speed per- /
malloy cable from New Foundland 10 1
the Azores, which will give a direct 1
from New York 20 Germany !
italy and Africa,
II Is said IL viii be the fastest cable /
in the world being capable Of sending
five messages each way /
at the rate of 500 10 $500 letters a
minute. respectively, II Is cited by I
Western Union officials - their most /
"elasuent answer" TO the suggestion
that radio Is making inroadS on the
cable business
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FILED July n 1923
FRANK 2 CUNNING HAM. CLERK
HARRY 4. GRANT AND CLIFFORD p.
GRANT. Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trlct Of Columbia Fritz Martin Plaintiff,
vs. william r. Martin ct al Defendants
No 465+2. Equity Docket The object of this
sGlt Is to obtain decree for partition and
sale Of part OF LOT t2 square an. known
ion The purpose Of taHatian as lot ai7, 81
square Az. said LAND aud. 9renlaes beiuE
situate ia the city OF WASHINGTON. District
q Columbia That trustee5 to sel be ap-
pointed for That purpose nd that proceeds
81 same be divided among those entitled
thereto. On nation Of the plaintiff for
2ogd cause shown, u is this 27th day Of
Jgly. 1923, ordered that the defendants,
F9tth Martin, john Martin, Louis Martin.
Clarence 4 RfandehbUFg. trustee sod thc
Unknown heirs. aicnres and drviaees 0f Al
beet Brotues. deceased cause their appear
agce 30 be eniFrgd herein on or before the
FIRST saie day orcnFriag after thu expiration
nf t@o months from this date. 0tacfa ige
the cause Ri be- nf0rpcded With as til case
Of default Provided . COPY OF this ORDER
he published twice month for Two months
ln the Washington Law Reporter. ard The
EVENING Star before said day PEXTON
Test FRANK ". CUNNINGHAM. Clerk BY
FRED & O.CONNEiL, Asst. Clerk.
a4la ~ 90
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WV. MEYER LEwiN Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
colnn7bia. holding Probate Court .-~EStnte
NJ aTerv Barnes Levin. deceased No. 3I7l&'
Administration Docket az Application nay
last wni and testament Of said deceased.
and FOR letters testamentary thereon, oy
YIN Never levin named therein as tAecu-
baaust. AID 1923 that WiliLam Randall
Compton. HOLIDAY 8; Compton, Soi moron
tor aqd ali others concerned. appear in
said court ON Monday. the nth day OF Sep
TENDER. A p 1928. az 10 O'Clock am 70
ID gvsnted. Lef notice hereof be published
IN the WASHINGTON Law Reporter ana The
frenina Star once in each OF three success
stve weeks before the return day herein
mentioned, the first publication to be not
pry'r5lN GORDON. Justice Seall At
fe@t, VICTOR s AfERSCH. Deputy Reglster
Of wills Tor the District OF Columbia. Clefh
OF the Probate Court aulHlb.So
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FILED July r. 1928
FRANK 3. CUNNINGHAM. Clerk
HARRY 4. GRANT AND IRWIN II. LINTON.
ATTORNEYS.

m Tng SUPREME COURT or THE DIS
trlct OF Columbia Harry A -Cuant and
IRWIN II. Linton, Trustees. Us WASHINGTON
paneuh0Wer CO al No 49450, Equity Docket
The object OF this suit l8 to ratify and
confirm a contract Of Harry A Grant ana
Irwin II Linton as substituted trustees uh-
atr the last viii and testament OF william
w DaueuhuWer deceased. tor the sale of
original tot 8 and part OF original lot &.
known for the purpose OF taxation as lot
sos. ia square $50, said Land ana premises
being situate iu the city OF Washington.
District at Columbia, under lie terms and
conditions 90 SCI forth In said contract an
aexed, 20 End made part Of the petition
nled herein On motion Of the comblain~
ants. II T. thia 27ib aag, q July; 1919. or
DanenhoWeTi Emma &thereF, Frank paucn~
hover Eva Bryant, j Harold DaneH-
hover joseph J banenhower. sloan nanen-
hover. Laura Dbnenh0Wer Green, Edward
Danenhower ana Marshall phulptt cause
TIER appearance TO bo entered herein on or
before the taFitth duyt exclusive Of sun
DAVIS and lesal holidays. oceufrine after the
day Of the FIRST publication Of this order
otherwise the cause VIII be proceeded With
IN ln F18e Of default Provided, a copy OF
TINS order ~ published once a week for
three successive WEEKS iu the WASHINGTON
Law Reporter ard Tho Eveninp star before
said daF: pEYrON GORDON Justice
Zeal true copy Test FRANK e.
CHHNlN6HAM, Clerk Bs FRED &. Doom
NELL Asst CietE lY2a gu4,tt
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ARTHUR T. BRICE. 1911 NJ ~. NV. Wash
inEtGn II. C., Attorney.


SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia Hoidne Probate Court Estate
of Glare q Addison Decreased Nc 3IB1l,
Administration DUCket ~ Application hay~
3Hg been made herein fnr probate nj the last
sill and testament Of said deceased. Hnd for
letters tgstamcntaty on said estate by Ar
t!13t ?, Gflcc sole. executor, Il - ordered
Glare Cram MRS j. Sergeant Cranl and
Peter Cooper Bryce aud the unknown heirs
If laW and next Of Kin OF said deceased, and
All otbars concerned, appear Ina said court
On Tuesday. the 4th day at September A u
1923, ar 10 clock q NJ. 20 show cause why
auch"applics ton should not be granted Let
notice hereof be published IN the Washing
ION Law Reporter and The Evening Star
once Ina each OF three successive weeks hc-
fore the return day herein mentioned. the
first publication Ia be not less than thirty
dayr before said return day pEYTDN COR
DON Justice Seal Attest. THEODORE
COGSWELi. Register OF wills for the DiA-
trict OF Columbia Clerk OF the Probate
Court. Iy1Sau4ll
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JACKSON, FITZGERALD & DALM,
ATTORNEYS.
SUPREME COURT

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia holding PROBATE Court.--No.
27465, Administration This is to sive no
tlca THAT the subscriber, Of the state OF
Michigan. has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the Dlstricg IF Columbia auclllevy
sefters q administration {. Z O.. or tne
estate 81 Florence r Taft. late Of the
state If Mlch!ren, deceased All persons
having SIS ms aeatnst the deceased are herr
~ warned 20 exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated, -
tne subscriber. OF er before the 18th day ~
4unr A n 1929 otherwise fhcy may by law
~ excluded from all benefit of said estate
Given under nag hand tnis 8th dav OF Az
gust 1923 II CLAIR JACKSON. 803 Ham
seiman BidR Kalamazoo. Mich fScal}
Attest VICTOR 3 NEPSCH. Depaty REGIS
leg o. Wills for the District OF Columo. q,
Cor. q Tie Prnhnta fnurt nNti.iH.23
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nfARsn s R0GrRs. Altarncrs.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. holding Probate Court No.
78}94, Admin straton This is % give notice
hat the subscriber Of tbs State Of New
YORK: hiss Obtained from the probate Court
~ the District OF Columbia letters Of admin
1stration. eta, on the estate nf Marie Sand
hagen, late % the city ~ Frankfoyt~a~M.
Germany, deceased ADJ persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same, with the voucn-
ers thereof leesiiv authenticated. to Tire
subscriber on or before the 10Th day Of Jolly.
-; .5a#' olles WISE tnsS ises oE '@& 1e
Given under my hand This feth day of Jtijy,
1929 HEINRICH ShEDfAGEN, As0 afh ave.
Mes YORK City, n Y Seal Attest VIC
TOR G. hfERSCH, Deputy Register Of Wills
tog The District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court iy29,aU8l1
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LEGAL NOTICES.
.Ir3HN W. DAyIDGE, ATTORNEY

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT or
Columbia. rolat0e Probate CoaTt-No
tee that the suhscebsys, OF she District 81
Columbia. aeve obtained from the Probate
Court 81 tire Distr5c1 OF Columbia, letters Of
administration on the estate Of Agnes s. 3.
Cameron, late o. t4e District Of Coium
Eta, deceased all persons having claims
exhibit size same. with the vouchers thereof,
1acailw authenticated, ia the subscribers, On
or before .ne E3rd dav Of May. k.i9. 1929
otherwise they may by law be excluded from
aN benefit q said esJefa Gwen EnQer our
hands fafs eth oav Gf AUGUst, 1922 AGNES
r G. SOPEP. Holm c. a CAMERON. tSealt
attest VICTOR S. AERSC2f. Deputy Fe&ls-
tev cf wills for the District cT Co3u'ah a.
Con- n lnn pEohate Court. allLI5.23
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EDUCATIONAL.

DEWITT SCHOOL, BOARDING AND DAY
srhoo for boys prepares for College En-.
trance, West Point. ANNAPOLIS. Coast 1unrd
and Air Service. Opens September 18TH IN
Tux new location. Has boys in AZ colleges
honor gradua es from Princeton and other
coieees Supervised study and How to Think
tJptan St. NV. WASHINGTON, u, c. opposite
HuFeau Of Standards.
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ARTHUR PETER and W. II. BADEN.
Attorneys,

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia Holding Probate Court NO
lice that INC subscriber. of the District Of
Columbia. has obtained from the Probate
fcstamcntary on the estate OF Adolph 3
Burton, otherwise known as Adolphu& b
Burton and A T. Burton, late of the Dis
frtrf Of Columbia. deceased All persons
havlng claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with IN"
thr subscriber, on or before the 23rd DAY
Of july. u 1929: otherwise they may by
Ian be excluded from all benefit of said
estate Given under my hand this 23rd day
Of july, 1898 THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY. by w. Fl. BADEN.
Trust officer tSeai1 Attest. VICTOR s.
NERSCH. Deputy Register Of wills for the
Gnnrt au41Jt9
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Holm &. KRAMER. FRED A. WOODS.
Attorneys.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia holdine Probate Court; s 3g5e9
admjuietrafion Docket ~ Application hav-
ire hccn made herein for probate Of the, last
will ana testament Of said deceased. an9 tof
prd Thorman. executor named therein L Is
ordered thjs 9th day Of August. a y, 1893
kfn OF Annie NJ Th0rman, deceased ana al
others concerned. appear IN sad court on o.
1o3e AZ m n. clock M 20 show cause why
silch application should not be granted Let
noiicr hereof bc published in the Washing
t,,5, Inv Reporter and The Evening Star once
ir each Of three successive weeks before inc
return day herein mentioned; the hEst pun
fnre safd return day. PEYTON GORDON,
Justice tsealD Attest: VICTOR "
NFRSCH. Deputy REGISTER OF wills Tor the
1,,rr ~ - aulliS,25
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Crash Holds Up Liners.

MONTREAL, August II lP~The st
Lawrence ship channel apparently was
blocked yesterday after two wheat
laden steamers collided and grounded
and third Went down ashore near
Varennes The liners Duchess OF Bed
ford Alaunla and Athena were unable
90 sail on schedule and nearly 2,S0o
passengers were held IN Montreal
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SPENCER ooRDoN. Attorney.

III THE SUPREME COURT or THE
District 81 Columbia. Holding au Equity
Court Erskinc Gordon. piaintin, Us Robert
welsh non compos mentlS. et 81 de
PENDANTS Equity No 1880 The object Of
CHS SAT- IS 10 confirm contract Tor the
sale Of part 81 tract o. land called
Pretty Prospect M the County OF WASH
'naiou District q ColgpbIa. assessed lor
taXaiiou as parcels 50 90, 52f2i and 52 49,
as more particularly dcscribfd IN The bnl Of
complaint 10 have trustee anpointcd 20
execute and deliver deed conveying tlie
Ia this order 70 receive payment therefor
and 90 make distribution thereof and to
invest tie proceeds representing the con-
Welsh. on motion Of the plaintiff u y
the defendants. Robert II, welsh. non
eGmnos meutls Gertrude Barnard his wife
william Richard Goodman an infant; Caro-
lire II Goodman. aa infant KATHRYN y
Goodman. 81 infant, aud Marx Good
man. au infant cause their appearance 20
be entered herein on OF before the toricth
day. exclusive 81 Sundays and legal holidays
occurring after the day % the first mtbit.
cation 81 this order otherwise the cause
Nlll be- proceeded N1th H4 ln case 0t default
Prov dad. copy Of TINS order be published
otce g seek f9g three aBrceasiFe weeks ia
tAe washington Law Reporter aad Inc
EgeU.uo star before said return dag PEY
TON GORDON Justice f5e#i true
copy TEST FRANK CUNNINGHAM,
CLERK ~ JOHN II SULLIVAN. Asst Cierk
aN4 lib