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Evening star., 1932-01-17
ARNOLD IN AUTO RACE
Brings Back Car That Met Mishap

Brings Back Car That Met Mishap
Last Year at indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS, January 16 (P.-
Billy Arnold Of Chicago, American driv-
ing champion in 1880, today entered the
5O0-mile automobile race to be run here
May 80.
Arnold won the race in 1880 and led
in the 1881 event until his car threw
rear wheel shortly after the 400-mile
mark had been passed. He was severely
injured and was unable to drive during
the remainder of the year.
Arnold's mount will be the same one
that he drove to victory in 1880 and
the one In which he was hurt last year.
Evening star., 1932-01-17
Varied Sports
Basket Ball.

George Washington, So; Villanova, 26.
Maryland, 43; v. M. l., %.
st. Johns, %; Gallaudet, %.
Navy, 36; Duke, 25.
Army, 43; Lehigh, %.
Virginia, rs; Washington and Lee, IL.
Mississippi. "a; Louisiana State, %.
Alabama, %; Florida, II.
William and Mary, So; Lenoir Rhyme,
81.
North Carolina State, 80; v. P. l., IT.
Virginia freshmen, IT; Washington
and Lee freshmen, IA.
Wisconsin, "a; Chicago, Is.
Northwestern, 21 Michigan, 90.
Ohio State, 40; Iowa, %.
Baldwin Wallace, IS; Kenyon, %.
Miami, %; Depauw, 18.
Columbia. 40; Cornell So.
Dartmouth, 81; Princeton, 13.
Colorado, 80; Western State, 10.
Wooster, A; Heidelberg, %.
Oberlin, 80; Hiram, 80 (overtime).
Case, 81; Western Reserve, %.
Ohio Wesleyan, 35; Wittenberg, "a.
Ohio Northern, SO; Otterbein, 81.
Marietta, 80; Bowling Green, %.
Pittsburg Teachers, 80; Fort Hays
State, IT.
Utah. 40: Brigham Young, SO.
Wyoming, 81; Greeley Teachers. 27.
Colorado Aggies, So; Colorado Mines,
Ball State Teachers College IS;
Western State Teachers kalamazoo,
Mich.). 81.
Michigan Tech, IS; Ashland wis
consin) College, "a.
Loyola, SO; Western Maryland, IT.
Georgia Tech, As; Vanderbilt, 27.
South Carolina, %; Newberry, %.
Lafayette, So; Bucknel. 26.
Omaha u, 35; Cotner (Nebraska)
College, 90
Carleton, 80; Knox, 81.
Creighton, Al Grinnell, %.
Phillips University, 26; Oklahoma
City University, %.
University of Detroit, %; Xavier Uni
versity, 81. (Overtine).
West Virginia, IS; Bethany, 81.
Mount st. Mary's, %; washington
College Is
Minnesota, 81; Indiana 35.
Concordia (Moorhead, Minn), 90;
Manchester, 27
Hamline, 80; Augsburg CMinne-
New York University, 81; University
of Pittsburgh, 80.
John Carroll, 35; Canisius, Al.
Defiance, Al; st. Johns Univer-
sity, is.
Notre Dame, 80; Pennsylvania, 25.
Muskingum. 80; Capital, 26.
Lynchburg 81; BridgeWater, %.
Oklahoma University, 81; Iowa State,
80.
| Northwest Missouri Teachers, 81;
Central Missouri Teachers, 13.
Texas Christian University, At; Rice
Institute, %.
Washington U. (St. Louis), 27; Okla
homa A. and M, 81.
Kentucky, 90; Tennessee, %.
University of Arkansas, IS; Drury
Iowa State Teachers, 20; Chicago, 8.
Grove City, 43; Carnegie Tech, 80.
centenary, 43; Texas Aggies, 26.
colorado College, 27; Denver Uni
Versity, 10.
Gonzaga, Al Montana, SO.
College Swimming.
Navy, 46; City College of New
Army, Al; Fordham, 30.
College Polo.
Army, 5; Hamilton, S.
College Wrestling.
Missouri, 8; Illinois, 4.
Michigan State. l412; Michigan, 1872 T.
washington and Lee, %; North
i Carolina, g.
College Boxing.
Virginia, 4 Duke, 3.
/ V M l.. 6; Maryland. 1.
| North Carolina, 5; Washington and
| Lee, O.
College Hockey.
Army, 9; st. Stephens, 0.
Pro Hockey.
Boston, 2; Montreal Canadians, 2.
Overtime tie)
Buffalo, 2; London. l.
Providence, 6; PHILADELPHIA 1.
New York Tigers, S; Springfield
Indians, 2.
Chicago Shamrocks, 3; Buffalo Ma
jors, 0.
Kansas City 4; st. Louis. 0.
Evening star., 1932-01-17
Totals III 6 28 Totals .....lS 4a
DODD GIVEN MORE JOBS
To Handle Varsity Nine and Frosh
Tossers at Georgia Tech.

ATLANTA, Ga, January 16 P).-
Bobby Dodd, who formerly starred in
the backf1eld of the University of Ten
nessee and who last year coached Geor-
gia Techs backfield, has been named
varsity base ball and freshman basket
ball coach by the Tech Athletic Com
mittees
Mack Tharpe, formerly varsity scrub
coach, supplants Alva kid Clay, re-
Gently resigned as freshman foot ball
coach. -..
Evening star., 1932-01-17
ALEX TO GROW WHISPERS

Former Big League Star to Pitch
for House of David Team.
DAVENPORT, Iowa, January 16 up.
Grover Cleveland Alexander will play
semi-pro base ball with the House of
David team again next Summer
Ray Doan, manager of the House OF
David nine, said today he had received
Alexis signed contract from Catalina
Island, where he is on vacation.
The team will begin training March
20 at Augusta, Ga, or Asheville, N. c.,
Doan said.
Evening star., 1932-01-17
c. v. QU|NT TAKES
ITS FIFTH IN ROW
Defeats ViIIanova, SO to rs,
in Last Six Minutes of
Exciting Contest.
~ EoRGE WASHINGTON UNI

- FORGE WASHINGTON UNI
VERSITY marked up its fifth
l. straight basket ball win OF
the season last night by step
ping out in the final six minutes TO
topple the Villanova Wildcats by a 36-
to-26 count on the Colonials' court. II
was the second defeat for the Phlla-
delphians here this week, the visitors
having dropped a game to Catnohc
University Friday night.
For "a minutes the battling was tor
rid between the ColonialS and villa
nova, at the end Of which the nome
uuint was in front by 26 to Is. Az
that point, Ralph Hertzler, 6-foot-5
G. w center, took command of the
situation and counted points. Null
yey. substitute for Forrest Burgess,
fiipped another two-pointer to give the
Colonials an 8-point lead and G. w.
coasted in to maintain its season
perfect record.
Although George Washington at one
stage in the first half held 6-polnt
advantage, for the most part play
was even with the teams only few
points apart. At the intermission the
count was deadlocked at 1918.
Artie Lynch, ace of the ViuanoVa
offense, opened the scoring with free
toss, but OTIS Zahn soon counted a
court goal to put the Colonials ahead
After Chambers added another point
from the 15-foot line, Lynch sent the
visitors to the front at S to 3, with a
pair of two-pointers, Wick Parrack
countered for c. w. with a foul shot
and floor goal Lynch, however, potted
one from a distance to give the Wild
cats a 7-to-6 edge.
George Washington at this point
went into the Lead, to T. never to be
headed, when Wayne Chambers made
good on pair of free tosses and then
shot another when he was awarded q
technical foul. The Colonials managed
to maintain a slight lead until Just
before the intermission, when Whitley
Czescik sent one in from midhoor tc
knot the count at 18 to 18.
The Colonials on floor goals by
Hertzler and Parrack and foul by
Burgess assumed a 5-point lead early
in the second half, but the visitors
crept up on two-pointers by Lynch
Prucha, Tracey and Czescik and were
trailing at 1926, when Hertzler staset
his scoring squirt.
Summary:
C. w. (36). Villanova I26l
Evening star., 1932-01-17
SPECULAT0R FAVORED
Town Where Tunney Trainec
Given Final Skating Tryouts.

NEW YORK, January l6 L4).-spec-
ulator, the little town where Gene Tun-
ney trained for his first fight with Jack
Dempsey. will be the scene of the final
tryouts for the American mems OLYMPIC
speed skating team, under revised plans
announced today at the headquarters of
the American Olympic Committees.
Tryouts will be held as soon as con-
ditions permit, but not later than next
Wednesday.
Evening star., 1932-01-17
Tad news for the holdouts. All is well
II with the washington club, so far
NoTRE DAME BEATS PENN

PHILADELPHIA, January Is CP.--
Notre Danes basket ball team defeated
Pennsylvania quintet here tonight, 81
To 25. It was Notre Danes sixth victory
over the Red and Blue since the series
started in 1928.
Evening star., 1932-01-17
7v Gu Squads Picked for Training Aqua Caen Leae,
Skier Will Fly
To Citizenship
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CCHENECTADY, N. Y, January Is.
y In order to be eligible for q
place on the American skiing
team in the third Winter Olympics
at Lake Placid. February Alb, Olaf
Zetterstrom will fly to this city from
Lake Placid Monday to become nat
uraliZed.
Supreme Court Justice o. Bryon
Brewster will hold special session
of court to issue zetterstrom his
naturalization papers.
Zetterstrom, internationally known
as a ski jumper, came here from
Sweden in 1925.
Evening star., 1932-01-17

In the meanwhile Reds Megaw began
to get warm under the collar and his
hands started to glow. His ball began
kissing the head pin In such fashion
Evening star., 1932-09-20
5zzzz0K LOVE zzzsSEE Z 90

But IL didn't even get to read all OF
it, And the others-the blond
Dick laughed at her. He was tall,
and he had dimple. just as she had
remembered He had brown hair. very
smooth. She hadn't noticed it before.
but he was handsome. She heard Dick
Mason say. That was just the regular
stuff. They liked your voice the minute
they heard you. So you start Monday.
Forty a week, three mornings a week.
And that's net al. They're going to
use your real name. Juiy-MisS Judy
Allison, the Beauty Builder! Think Of
that"
Her name on the air? Her real name.
spoken SO that thousands of people
would know Judy Allison? She couldn't
let that happen No, but-but Dick
didn't know ANYTHING about her, and
vet he'd got the job for her; he'd
helped SO much.
Come on. Judy! You're having
breakfast with me-"
Still breathless. still unbelieving. Judy
followed Dick along the hall.
They sat long time over coffee
and toast ana marmalade, and in that
time Judy learned great deal about
Dick Mason
Evening star., 1932-09-20
there's a nice lady In Canada. who

there's 4 nice lady In Canada who
sends me neckties and pajamas just
because my voice sounds like her sons
voice He never came back from the
war and she still insists l must BE- her
lost son. And q. There go Lee Sims
and his wife. Ilomae Bailey. the
singer. And there's Ted Pearson. the
announcer. And-two Of the Three
Doctors, Pratt and Sherman"
Dick became a walking encyclopedia
Of names. of descriptions. And Judy's
head whirled. So many people!
Names you read in the papers names
you heard spoken over the air with
JUNCTION by announcerS you wondered
about. voices you heard and liked or
didn't like: famous people inst walking
in and asking for cheese toast and
orange jlite, or pancakes and sausage,
and, not at all unusual, some Of them
not even well dressed
The girl with the wildly tinted hair
and the shabby imitaticn-seal coat,
Dick said earned $500 a week; She
puts it all in the bank; she was almost
starving until radio came along. trying
to be a singer; she wasn't good in
concert hall or on the stage, but on the
air her voice vibrations are just right
Evening star., 1932-09-20
nouncer for two years. That he started

nouncer for two years. That he started
out to be an actor. but was rotten
actor" That really he finished college
with the intention Of being an engi-
ncer but I couldn't make a single
column of figures come out straight" !;
that he thought radio announcers were
funny
VERY, very, very funny" he said,
seriously. Taking themselves seriously.
Dressing up in dinner coats at 5:45
sharp. Just to talk into mike. Grow
ing their hair long end getting arty
and saying r. for an hour at a time.
anC-oh!"
He pointed.
Amos n Andy" Dick said. First
time I've seen them here in months. "
Amos n Andy"
Judy looked for couple of men in
blackface. She saw, instead two
smooth faced, casual, we'll dressed
gentlemen, taking their time about
ordering p'unging suddenly into close
conversation. They weren't laughing.
Whatever they were saying, it was
plain that neither was being funny.
Il thought mean"
II know" Dick Mason chuckled. A
very nice chuckle. Judy thought.
Funny, the ideas you get about radio
people-just hearing them. Why,
Evening star., 1932-09-20

Miss Allison just came down fer an
addition" Dick said still with a faint
edge in his Voice Judy could see thai
he was smiling politely enough, that he
seemed to know this man well; but she
mew he vas resontins the intrusion
In spite of herself-being women-that
pleased her Having known Dick
Mason such a little while it was nice
to think that he wanted to be alone
with her, that he wanted no other man
to talk 10 her.
"Oh. you're going to be with us,
them" Day asked Judy.
'I-really, I don't know"
"S.ne?"
"Oh, no. Talk" She laughed little
"That Is, l guess I'm to talk. Mr..
Mason got me a tryout and 1 thought
l didn't have a chance. I've never done
anything like this before. But Mr.
Mason says they like my voice. They're
going to let me do the program. A
while, at least
That's fine And it's mighty kind
OF Dick to help you. Yes, sir. Dick
mighty kind"
Dick said nothing. And Elton Day
continued to stare at Judy. not un-
pleasantly at all. Judy supposed she
should look away, should. chill Elton
Day. But she knew the chilling would
Evening star., 1932-09-20
and all the fans think she's marvellous;
radios like that" The others
"Hn11o Tdel-lu

and all the fans think she's marvellous;
radios like that" The others
Hello, DicE!"
Judy jumped. Shed been so inter-
ested in Dick Mason. listening to the
smooth, rtgu ar procession of words,
she had forgotten that anybody else
might talk, might come to the table
that already she thought of as hers
and Dicks.
Hello, Elton"
Dick said it rather slowly. not quite
happily.
Introduce me. boy. Introduce mel"
Judy looked up at tn intruder He
was very well dressed. Curly light hair
and dark eyes. An unusual combna-
ton. A pale ye low tie and a brown
sport sui and a white shirt with long
points on the collar.
"July-Miss AllisCn-This is Elton
Day"
How do YOU do?" judy said coolly
Then IN spite of herself she gasDed.
With no more words. without waiting
for any invitation, the newcomer sat
down, lcaned forward, stared directly
at her. A waiter appro ached. Coffee,
black" Day said, without locking up.
Hurry. I have to be at my Office in
a minute Then. to Judy, II haven't
seen you around here. before"
Evening star., 1932-09-20

center of the enormous room. She felt
like the last woman in the world The
eyes Of the other girls burned in her
back. She held paper stepped a
LITTLE to one side, stared al the round
black microphone, wondered. waited.
GO on the round man said. His
voioo echoed up and down the walls OF
the big room. Go on, Allison!'
she stared at the paper
Good morning" it said This is
the Beauty Builder speaking. Every
morning at this same hour I bring you
the newest facts about the newest fash
ions in hats in dresses, in shoes, in
cosnnetics-all to help you. And every
morning
TIE words faded out before her eyes
Past the microphone. back Of the glass
panel at the end of the ROOM she saw
Dick Mason. He was leaning forward
almost touching the glass. He was wav-
ing one hand.
he meant Read it. Go to it. Start!
SHOW en-" He meant ell he said in
tHs5 brief talk last night He meant
'Cc- thn job. g.rl Get the job"
See clarCd at the microphone. Afraid
O. thGt2
ea0 turned little on one heel. She
cared at tie other girls. Afraid of
tAem?
Coed morning" she said, and the
words sounded strangely fiat and muf-
fed to her. This is-the Beauty
Builder Every day. mean every
morning at this same hour I bring you
the newest facts about the newest fash
ions in hats. in-"
The round man was tugging at her
shoulder. He was scowling, contemptu-
ou-. snearing
That's enough! Go back and sit
dcTr. Go back Go on! You-you
blond girl. Come on. you're next!
SnaD into it" He shoyed Judy Slight
J.. 8. down. Ycu!'
Scnch Judy stumbled across the
room to the chair. SCm-how she kept
back the tears that fought to show in
her eyes. Somehow she kept her head
I'D she listened. she heard the blond
girls sure voice. she heard another
voice, and another, and another. And
she heard the round man say. sud-
denly. That's all. You can all go.
That's ALL"
The blond girl started to speak to
the round man, stopped, grinned,
walked out the door, confident as ever,
sure as ever. The girl with the com
pact put more rouge on her lips. fol-
lowed. And the others-last of all
JuuJ, WdIhIIs SIOWlJ, NO CUllIlttIICt
kept her shoulders square. no desperate
gayety made her smile. The tears were
hot in her eyes. She hadn't done any
thing. Couldn't even talk into micro
phone Couldn't even read without
mixing up the words. Couldn't
Judy! Oh, Judy!'
It couldn't pc anybody calling her:
couldn't be- couldn't be. If she didn't
hurry, If she didn't get out of the build
ing if she didn't find a corner. some
where, anywhere she'd cry so that
every one could see.
Judy! Wait, Judy!"
She turned.
Dick Mason came running toward
her down the hall, smiling.
Judy" he said again, you're SWELL"
He seized both her hands. Her pock-
etbook dropped. but she didn't move to
pick it up, for Dick was telling her,
breathlessly, chuckling between the
words. You got it I knew you could
90 it! You got it,
She managed finally to gasp, Got it,
Evening star., 1932-09-20

SYNOPSIS FOR PRECEDING CHAPTERS.
When judy Allison had been in Chicago
for six months without finding work. her
father wired her that he would send no
nnre money and that she was to return to
Hiawatha, her small home town in Nebrask ska
SHE was downcast at her failure and what
her return would mean when she went to
the tea room in the house where she lived
WAOA. lived at the same house. He was
seated at Judys table by MIS- Malone the
kindly matchmaking tea-room proprietor.
Dick asked her to pass the sugar. end IN
her nervous condition the bowl slipped from
led to Conversation and explanations, and
irpulsively Judy showed Dick her fathers
t-!egram. When she told him she was going
home next cay; he sand she should not give
up. Judy said she was an orsallSt ana
thcre were no ;obS for organists. DICK was
impressed bv the quality of her voice ana
her personality and persuaded her to try
r-Tt dav for a talking position on the new
Fcautv Builder program at his studio There
v-rc Is other applicant. among them Iona
Furde-te. tall dark. well dressed and good
looking. who stared inSolnntly at Judy.
Judy called TO the microphone hrst.
Evening star., 1932-09-20
Covered Fry Pan Covered
Side Handle Dutch OUen ..
Large Griddle

Ideal for preparing eggs. potatoes.
pancakes. steaks. meat dishes, roasting
or frying chickens or vegetables. Will
not Scorch or burn. Constructed entirely
Of hcavy-special sheet steel. Will last
lifetime.
Goldenberg's-Downstair Store
Evening star., 1932-09-20

be hard job. There was faint twist
at the corner of his mouth; there was
a keen light In his eyes, as though he
were laughing at her; laughing at him
self. and at Dick, and at everything
But Judy felt suddenly that trouble
lay straight ahead
(To be Continued
Evening star., 1932-09-20
CHAPTER 2.

UDY rose. She knew what a mi
crCpnone was, OF course. And in
the middle of the studio hung a
~ round, black thing, suspended
fl0m ccrGs. The microphcne.
She walked toward this, stood in the
Evening star., 1932-09-20
Minister Leaves for Geneva.

ISTANBUL, Turkey, September 20
P1.-F'oreign Minister TeWflk Rushdi
Bey left for Geneva today to attend the
annual assembly of the League Of Ma
tions.
Evening star., 1932-09-20
PULLS COUGARS TOOTH
Oakland, Calf, Dentist Does job
Stunned by Veterinarians.

OAKLAND, Calf. September 20 up.
Where veterinarians feared to pry, DR..
F. T. Farron, Oakland dentist, ventured.
H. pulled decayed tooth yesterday
from the mouth of 3-year-old cougar,
tanned and owned by Homer Snow.
Evening star., 1932-09-20

That he was &c. which seemed very
old, indeed, for Judy was Just past 90.
That he earned s85 a week for Just
talking" That he had been an an
Evening star., 1932-01-13

-27x54-inch Old Colonial
rag rugs, in two and thrss
color woven effects, With
fringed ends. $1.95 valuA
The Washington times., 1932-06-03

Angelo Pinocci. whose father
was killed on the Italian front,
has been selected by the Ma
tional Italian World War
Veterans Association of the
District. to deposit a memorial
wreath on the Unknown Soldier S
Tomb at Arlington Sunday.
This ceremony will be part of
the association program IN
celebrating the anniversary OF
Italys Constitution Day" The
membership will be present in a
body at 1920 o'clock "Constitu-
ton Day mass at Holy Rosary
Church. which will be attended
by Ambassador De Martino and
his staff.
Following the mass, veterans
and war widows and orphans, will
motor to Arlington. Michele
D'Alessio and Ezio Scopponi have
been added to committee IN
charge.
Massimo Ferrari has been
The Washington times., 1932-06-03
Plumbers Meeting
In Alexandria TOddy

The ninth annual convention
of the Virginia Associated Plumb
ing and Heating Contractors,
which opened yesterday in Alex
andria, will close today with cleo
ton of officers and selection of
the next convention city.
Sessions are being held in the
auditorium of the Virginia Pub
lie Service Company with E. G..
Harris, of Richmond, presiding.
Delegates today will tour Arling-
ton and Fairfax counties and
visit Mt. Vernon.
The Washington times., 1932-06-03
STANDS BARRED
ON BOULEVARD

Motorists on Mount Vernon
Highway will find the broad Wis.
tas of the Potomac unSpoiled by
frowsy-looking hot dog stands,
the directors of the Welfare and
Recreational Association decided
at its monthly meeting.
Anticipating requests by con-
cessionaires for permission to
erect hot dog, barbecue and cold
drink stands along the recently
completed highway. Capt. F. w.
yer, association executive
head, asked the directors to frame
a policy governing the sale of
food by the roadside.
Lieut.. Col. U. S. Grant Sd,
chairman and presiding officer,
held that all such establishments
should be barred from the Mount
Vernon project and it was so
ordered.
The Washington times., 1932-06-03
SHERIFF HALTS
HONEYMOON

LURAY. Va, June 3.-The
honeymoon of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Korson, of New York city, was
rudely broken up when Sheriff
E. L. Lucas arrived at tourist
home where they have been stop
ping since Sunday with warrant
for Korson'S arrest.
Charged by New York police
with bigamy. Korson is held
awaiting instructions. Korso
would say nothing beyond asking
his wife:
Are you going to stick by
me? 1t will be all right"
Petite and red haired. Mrs.
KorSon told how considerate
Korson had been. There must
be some mistake" she said
sobbing.
The Washington times., 1932-06-03
MoToRIsT FINED S1oo

Found guilty of driving an auto
mobile while intoxicated when
tried before Judge J. Chew Sher-
iff at Capitol Heights, yesterday,
John D. Shaw, who gave his ad-
dress as 1872 Third st. S. E.. was
fined $100. Shaw appealed the
sentence.
The Washington times., 1932-06-03
WIFE SEEKS DIVORCE

Ethel D. Young, Of Fairmont
Heights, yesterday filed suit for
divorce from Edward w. Young,
of 1913 Eighteenth st. N. W., at
Upper Marlboro. The woman
seeks custody of their three chill
dhen. Jean, Sylvia and Elsie.
The Washington times., 1932-06-03
400 IN SWIM PARTY

The four hundred pupils and
faculty of the Silver
Spring High School will hold a
swimming +. :ty at the Chevy
Chase swimming pool tomorrow
morning.
The Washington times., 1932-06-03
Italian War Vets to Hold
Exercises Sunday

elected president of the associa-
ton for the coming year, with
Amerigo j. Faina, vice president;
Enrico Torino, secretary. and
Andrea Chiarodi, treasurer.
The Washington times., 1932-06-03

a flare-arm design
of decorated fiber,
including a Gre
tonne-covered seat
cushion.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-16

In the Commissioners Court for the Territory of Alaska, Division Number One Before CHAS. SEY, Commissioner and -Officio Pro bate Judge, Juneau Precinct. In the Matter of the Last Will and Testament of JACK PETERSON. deceased.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That the undersigned was, on the 18th day of February, 1892, duly appointed executor of the last will and testament of Jack Peterson, deceased. All persons having claims against the estate of said deceased are required to present the same, with proper vouchers attached, to the undersigned at Juneau, Alaska, within six months from the date of this notice.
 AUGUST ANDERSON,
 Executor of the Estate of
 Jack Peterson, deceased. First publication, Feb. Is, 1892. Last publication. March 8, 1882.