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AUCTION sALEs-YuTUHx DAYS.
THos. J. own 8 son AgcT1ossxss.
TRusTEEg sAIz or yA5yAslE Bal kA
ApAfsIMgNT HunDISd. coesTAIMI.;
sEnM1iissaEs pREnMisEs I717 CoiuHBH ROAD

BY virtue OF q certain deed OF trust, ouly
recorded in Liber No. 5553. folio 2l1 ct sea-
Of the land records Of tns District Sf rsS 0c,nmSi
thereby, the undersirned trustees win sell ct
public suction. In front Of the premises On
July. Alb. 1883. AT FoUR CCLoCK r. M.
the following described land and premises.
situate in the District Of Columbia. and
DESIGNATED as and being lot NUMBERED sisnt, sin
known as "LsnieE Heights," ;rIs as per Plat 9ot
the District Of Columbia. in Lbeg Governor
Shepherd, at folio 174, except the portion
thereof taken for widening Columbia road
by proceedings in District Court Cause NO;
SIT in the Supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia. and also except the portion
sssaisss e pistrie. Court Cause No. SOS In
subject to first deed Of trust for $4,000,
which bears interest at six per cent per
annum. payable semi and natures
on or before July 1. 1885. The entire
purchase money over and above % saiS trast srna
will be required At time Of sale. All con-
veyancing. recording.. etc, at cost OF pur.
chaser. Terms Of sale to be complied with
within thirty days from day OF sale, other,
wise the trustees reserve the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost OF default:
ing purchaser after five days advertisement
Of such resale IN some newspapeI published
on the frst trust and insurance premium
are to be adjusted BY calculation to the
day of sale.
RANK EsAlSK ssTrTFJTgsoN'
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sHERLEY. FAUST . WILSON. Attsr.eys.

suPnxal1 CoURr or THE DISTRICT
'Ynass asssat e.fs;:s !. 0ss1 g tive
notice that the subecFihef.. Who was 81 the
srsnssd ieStsrs tssismen%tsTy % on - tSs ss ssssse
OF John Hubbard. deceased. has. with the
agproyI of the supreme Court Of the Dis
1898, ct 10 o'clock an. q the time. and
paymsnt and distributicn from said estate,
under the courts direefton and control. when
and where AZ creditors and persons entitled
residue. of parts thereof. are notified to
sttend. II psrscn q by esent or attorney
the estate properly veyched. Given under
LkY. rAusT : W11soN. xstoInsysss' 81 Sasf1 ssesis1
Attest: VICTOR D. NkH9CH. Deputy Reeis.
tsr OF WIS for the District Of Columbia.
Clerk Of the Probate Court. jyS,lh,2z
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AUCTION sAIxs-EUruRx DAYS.
ADAM 4. WEDCHiNR 9 son, Auctioneers.

Notice ID hereby giyen that On eATuR.
61x AIou xs y I'll ssl VS. - subie aE sue.
tior. at Weschler's Auto Auction. g20 II
street northwest, 70 enforce our lien for re-
nntrs and storage charges, Hudson sedan.
motor No l68S2O. left with d In the name
81 Ira Galloway, Augusta 9prings, Va. Parties
Ia interest take notice.
CAR COMPANY.
~ A. o. ENQEIA Asst. TfeesuIer
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TRUSTEEE SALE or VALUAHLB uNIN-
TH9TEpc MsT c6aAAa aEA H5Hrt tcoAsElo2faui At NdSfHuS

TRUSTEE6 SALE OF vAIUA1LB UNl4-
es9Szpc 2T c6sAta asAE s5z Sk sS$sSk!s2SsgF 81 s2ssg
r.sssdsd 81 ae IL Lbe1 e So BIO folio 2ss q SEQ.
q the land records Of the pi,tries 1T 81 q
decree Of the sapreme Court Of the District
Of Columbia, passed July 10. 1888. IN re
swsrt,sii Ehsem snd d. Hsnssy Us%pans. trns
rs x :.l :. PSSI,s systSn . q asSIS sEeH5 e
Is HI ocIocK Sex P.M.' IL: ioiiovine. .dsseribea
saS ;aa sna .s
0frsS teen hundSed 4a ana sevsnts: :thres is7$S in
the subdivision made BY the Chew Cnase
Land Of .sis SSIag
sord.S = Iiss. s. ss: ioiiS e. iII,.vSf is; q
Of the District Of Columbia; subject to build.
ing s restriction S lin Line and agreement - SET
i0!re er%s Ds of f sals one-thifd Of the purchase
representsd p by notes Of purchaser. psy.bie
sSSa r.:, % " m one s.r aes esntS sxS
per annum. payable semt-annually from day
Of sale. secured by hrst deed Of trust upon
the property sold. Or ~ cash: at the oItienn on
& e ms Of .ss deposit p ssSS
recordins revenue stamps, etc, at cos, of
with vii Within nfteen days from day q sale.
otheEvise the trustees , 5sserys the d risnt t e
defsultins % & purchaser .ftsr I'VE days adveS.
tisement Of such resale in some newspaper
published In washington; p; C;r-ov
afGshHaEn aifsHan I 1. f1MIHsaSs' AMIsR.
fvJt .dkds eYf3u Trustees.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
1I1DR1W q IICIIY, 11S111ey.

suPKxsG1 COUNT OF tn. DISTRICT
= Ssns!ss a:s.s:9e r.sss:'
notice that. IT, q1heeri1ef, q the etate q
oS.s ao:Is:afn q n s' b:s ssSa s ,.ss sSsss &
wsis6, ists q tEe Di:trics Il Columbia. q a.. x.
ne deceased are hereby vsrssd to exSibit
The same, WITH. the vouchers thereof. le0ally
authenttcatsd. p the suhecyiber % OK hsfeTe
they may by Law be excluded from al benefit
OF SAID e1tate. Given under my hand this
HicesKEY. dc Insurs%nss % sidS. 5sesl.5
Attesf: 1HD0poRl COqeWHI. keeisSer Of
wis for the District ef Columbia. Clerk cf
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ETHEL BARRYMORE OPENS
CAREER IN FOUR.A.DAY
Plays Barrie's "12-Pound Look"
In New York Movie; Nay
Come to Capital.

NEW YORK. July % R.-Ehel
Barrymore made her debut yesterday -
Q "four-a-day" performer.
She appeared ut q motion picture
theater in J. NJ. Barrie's whimsical one.
act play, "The Twelve-Pound Look" On
the bill with her were two comedy
teams. . band, and group Of 80 da,,c-
ing girls.
After . week here, IL was said, shs
may go to Washington for another
vaudeville stand.
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THOMAS J. OWEN SONS AUCTIONEERS.
1431 EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. IMPROVED BY TWO-STORY
TWELVE -APARTNENTs. Known As
PREMISES 228 TENTH 6TREIT

ESTATE IMPROVED BY TWO-sToR9
TWELVE -APARTNENTs. KNoMN as
EoE4HHasr EGE4EsEs 22s TENTH Strict
BY virtue Of . certain deed Of trust. duly
land records Of the District Of Columbia, and
at the request CT the party secured thereby.
the undersigned surviving trustee. under said
deed Of trust. will sell at public auction. in
1ESn f III H5epssS psY OF @ oss TA AF
tng-described land and premises situate in
the District of CoIumbia: Original lot NUM-
bered IA. also known as lot numbered u. in
Mary Baldwin and others subdivision Of said
original lot numbered II. in square num-
bered Q39. as per plat recorded in Liber
@. H. B.. folio Al. Of the records of the
once OF the surveyor Of the District Of
Terms Terms of sale: one-third Of the purchase
money. to be paid in cash. balance In two
equal installments. payable in one and two
years: with interest at six per cent per
annually and secured By deed Of trust
upon the property sold. or ali cash, at the
option Of the purchaser. A cash deposit Of
81 900 will be required at the time Of sale.
All ccnveyancing. recording. revenue stamps.
ETC.. at cost Of the purchaser. Terms of sale
to be complied with within fifteen days from
the day of sale. otherwise deposit win be
forfeited and property may be advertised
and resold at the discretion of the trustee.
GEO w. WHITE.
Surviving Trustee.
613 18th st. NV,
,a,s,,,o 90 % WASHINGTON D. G.
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new CIVIL STRIFE
THREATENS CHINA
Feng Pits Ragged Army
Against NationaIists to Halt
Japanese Peace.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
KAL0AN, China, July 22-Civil NJ
again threatens to disrupt China. With
. strong army Of National government
troops almest at the gates Of this his
toric Mongolian city.
The National government force.
variously estimated Ut from $1,000 10
100. 900 men. Is preparing to cross swords
With $4,000 disorganized. bedraggled
warriors Of Gen. Feng Yu-Hsians, who
objects to Markings desire for peace
with Japan and wishes the government
to denounce the Tangku armistice.
men are unpaid, underfed and poorly
clothed, but they are fanatically patri-
otic.
On their right arm appears . brassard
with the legend: I'VE represent the
real fighting forces of the Chinese
people. We are battling for China's
Independence against Japanese IN
vaders"
When interviewed Feng appeared .
very tower OF Q man, clad In the
simplest farmer clothes with no badge
Or insignia Of rank or position. He
trembled with anger as he complained
Of the manner in which he said his In
tentions are doubted and his actions
misinterpreted by enemies and critics.
Banging the table with . mighty fst,
the leader shouted:
II want . strong Nationalist gov.
eminent which will fight for Chinese
Independence and not play into the
hands Of foreigners. for / want to re-
cover ManchuriA and Jehol."
fenE declared he was determined to
fight the Nanking armies II they forced
the issue, but he expressed the hope
that moral support from Canton and
other localities throughout China would
be sufncient to stay the hand Of Nam
king and make the National govern.
Evening star., 1933-07-22
SALE-LOTS.

e2.FT. FRONTAGE ON LEGATION ST., $50
tsched houses; an improvsmsnts: Priced less
ApEIBEKT W. LEE. sH? 1$4s sl % St. n.W. Dis Dis
SMALL AND LARGE ACREAGE TRACTS
near District line, trolley and State road;
price low and on easy terms. JOSEPH. 81
and Dix ne. IL 677l or Greenwood
MUST SACRIFICE. FOR QUICK SALE
IDEAL @ shaded corner corner home home site, 45xl5o. Chevy
E0R 70 sALE-35o ACRES. ADJACENT TO
WIN materially Increase in value over period
BOX 5zY 8 stap oes levels
Nj ely Loeatsdy Near ssEo! AaSama a1Sas Ave Be.
Il. e5ss. 8. H. GARvIN. sH. 2oss
TWO BEST BARGAINS, SOUTH OF RTT-
tenhouse St, in Chevy Chase; so and 90
loot front lots, with improvements. for less
American University Park. 4ox1oo.
Bethesda. 4ox1ao. $500; so-crete street.
0AEyY CHASE. 9; c-looxl72; 'FRONT.'
x Usual roo exeeens % fusure s ke3 enhsnee a
|gsnt Also lots en- o9 Military Td Kitten
dOuSt ST.. Mapie ftlQSe ave-, S1.OUU up
Homes Designed and Built to Order.
Chevy Chase Home Builders.
IA. $3.50. 1415 K st. NV. CL. 1885.
THREE UNUSUAL CHANCES
Beautiful lot fronting on Rock Creek Park
400x172. Cost $4,000 in 1922. Offer.
Tree covered lot overlooking 18th street
and the Park. All improvements; 10th St.
Heights. Offer only S2,70O.
American University Park-65-ft. 'front.'
age Cost about $1,000. Now offer. only
Over week end call Mr.. Dickson. GEorsia
'ooo or LOUIS p sHoEMAKER
1719 st. NV, MA. 1895.
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DOUGLAS. osEAI 8 DOUGLAS. As1erss7

IN THE sUPREln COURT or THE
District 81 Columbia. holding an Equity
Court.-Fidelity and Deposit Company Of
Maryland, corporation, plalnti6, W. HUM
phyey r. Wagaf. Jr.. ct al. DEFENDANTS.
Nell n. Wilkinson. interyener.-Equity No.
order nisi.-Lowry N. Coe
and Edmund d Campbell. trustees. having
hi undivided Interest in that real property
in the District Of Columbia known es the
xsenus. 6v ne fyii depth. q orisina ict is
ssid ssusrs: impressd ~ I5smiiss cc@moniy
Avenue NV. 70 rostia W. MafshbuTn for
8 'isv IS Seiesssd drss deed q Snss snountins
undlvided interesL and i sPsesrips to ths
Ne 2stA Day e ysrs fSss; fSs s.nnss g Psn-
Reporter prior e the return day thereof: r
ordered that the said trustees he authorized
70 make the sale heIein referred g fnd that
court unless cause to the contrary BE- shown
before the 31st day Of July. 1888. provided
that .. COPY Of thi9 order Be published in
each Of tive yucceseive issues Of the wash
tnston Law Reporter and two. issues Of The
Evening star prior 70 the exptration q said
period: rgYTCN qoEpQM Justice, t&ssl)
Clerk. jy16,22
Evening star., 1933-07-22

SHANGHAI, July 22 R.-A wave Of
public opinion Is supporting Gen. Feng
Yu-Hsiang In his opposition to the
National governments policy Of peace
with Japan.
In addition to Canton,s declaration
supporting Feng, scores Of organi1a-
tions throughout the country have
poured kilograms into Marking urging
against Japan.
Evening star., 1933-07-22
ADAM A. wIscHLER Z SON. Auctioneers

TOBRINER, GRAHAM, BHEZ TOHH1NER,
Suite 932, Southern Building.
Attorneys for Trustees.
ty1Q d&ds, ,inclSu
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FAIRVIEW,

Beautiful lots, $3.50 up: on easy terms:
10% OF for cash. Turn of Solomons Island
r.. into Fairhaven I'd; continue mile;
1ull information at once on grounds.
LEWIS KEISER G. c. KEISER Agents.
23s
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THos. ). own 9 soH. AyoTloNEERs.
TRugr1Es SALE oZ W yALgANsdIxx. gYANdx. n; X
fRSISEs 10 i@eSS-@ao @ @aoo7 aSTrrc sdnTr

fRSSvIfErs No. ie6S-6l THiRTY.
sE21S 221SHR HRosEHqaaw1sr. sHaTwF1Es AND sso7 s0o.1 ~
r,aossd.a ss .FtSs N Eb.s q issstna IT, sla ssi
81 the land records Of the District Of 0o-
&: 6: e hs srs:s H::,
e: st SShs sSsSbA Y f.qqs ri. o. 4%9 N RssR9
S6XTETHkHY XEFH HAf 6SczGK "a kYp HD .hs asss ssloH M
ths. District Of Colpubls, ana assisnsted, ,,,' a
depth thsreoi. Of iet Numbered thrss lsl
eishsS sSucrs uisso5 IN &c suScivison made ~ hs
hssi n e. q once 81 s
Of Columbia In Liber a: z. g.. e. 1o!io Il; Il
said property pox knonn iof Pun1osSs nnn,Ssrsd n
es;St'Ssnsd eisSt Sundred ' and iSfty.sevsn esz7 %
1i2so); tosether With the improvsmsnss
':r Terms Of sale: ons-fourth Of the purchase
money to b paid IN cash. balance IN three
sSg.. ss Il 'sS
q q sale. .I: secured 81 6fst deed 81 trust upon
sae q ss :se ~ ssSS
required at time of sale, All conveyancing.
rscoIdns stc q Scst Of purehsss,sr ar Tsr% 1,1:
from day Of sale. otherwise the trustee re-
Serves the right TO resell the property at the
risk and cost Of defaulttns purcha,sr; i :itsr sr
some Newspaper published In Washinston'
NArs2sAIo AIf,sA o5AynMT. sAyISMGTs 14S1'... 4MR
~ WILLIAM D. HOOVER
,,is.dsss:SsHsS dssSS5SSI wns1sE; 1sEs;s....,,.
ll3I EYE sr. NV.
Evening star., 1933-07-22
LEONARDO . RAN0. Attorneys.

OF Columbia. holding Probate Court
No 45201, Administration. Is to give
notice that the subscriber. Of the District
Court Of the District Of Columbia letters Of
administration cts. on the estate Of Antonio
p.ssons hovna ess 81
the deceased are hereby warned to EXHIBIT
the same, with the voucherg thereof. legally
authenticated. to the subscriber on or before
the 11th day Of July. AID. 1884; otherwise
they may by law be excluded from all benefit
q said estate Given under my hand this
DAMBROSIO, 304 st. NE. (Seal)
Attest: THEODORE COoeWklL. REGISTER Of
Wills for the District Of Columbia. Clerk Of
the Probete Court. jyI5,ze.se
Evening star., 1933-07-22

A. H. SHILLlNGION.
r : - Assistant Secretary.
,iy13,l5,1g 1924
Evening star., 1933-07-22
ADAM A. wEscHIER 4 SON. Auetionssrs.

dxsokdE dxsodkkEH Il. : xSaSfSRica SxahSzkRRSa-H'
5y2O. 2,26. .2T2S-aui Trustees.
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TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
NAna1aa a. naaA aaha "a

Hendrix Van Loon. American
historian, born in Holland, 81
years ago.
Thornton w. Burgess, juvenile
writer, born at Sandwich. Mass,
50 years ago.
John Dos Passos. New York
author, born in Chicago, 81 years
ago.
Behe Daniels, screen star, born
at Dallas. Tex, 80 years ago.
Whiteford r. Cole, railroad pres
idert, born at Nashville, Tenn,
SO years ago.
Preston NJ. Nolan. Chicago fl.
nancial adviser. born in Ohio, So
years ago.
DIR. Henry r. Smith, noted Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania professor
OF philosophy, born in Philadel-
phia, 81 years ago.
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.CELTICS DOWN
ALUMNI TEAM
INTERESTING BASKET B A L L
GAME STAGED LAST
/ NIGHT
(Bv ARMAYoR)

] On boy! Oh BOY! What a
game! What game! A mere
seventy-five or eighty people saw
one of the most exciting basket
ball games played here in "coon's
age"
I The Celtics finally winning in
a 'five-minute overtime period by
the score OF 42-41.
The game started off fast, and
closed the same way with very
few slow spots. An Alumni sunk
the first basket. but were never
ahead again until the last quar-
ter.
The sCeltics led 1875 at the end
of the first period and at the half
way mark were going strong with
a score of 20-13. The third guar
| ter saw the Alumni quintet creep
ing up on their opponents, making
| IL points to the Celtics z; score.
| 27-2G.
! From then on, it was any teams
game. At one time the Alumni
were 5 points ahead of the church
boys. With the score 1896 in fav-
or Of the former school players,
! foul was called on an Alumnus. A
Celtic, making the free throw he
was entitled to. good, thus tying
the score while the whistle was
blown five seconds later, ending
the game. BY the rules of the
game a five-minute extra period
had to be played.
The score was tied at 1899,
when the Alumni center had to
call time out because of a shatter-
ed lens in his glasses. This being
the Alumni's fourth, technical
foul was called on their captain.
The free throw was made and then
an Alumnus Gagged shot, putting
his team a point ahead. With a
minute to play, E. Yates, of the
Celtics, sunk a long one to put
pfl1l team duSdu. n lew SGCOIldS
before the end of the extra period,
the captain of the Alumni quintet
had chance to tie the score with
free show, but muffed it, being
without the aid of his glasses, it
is said.
For the Celtics, f. Yates was
fed the ball continuously, scoring
! 10 points. Most of their plays
Ringing around Hernandez.
"Roque" broke up quite a few
Alumni plays.
Matthews, of the. Alumni, was
going good when he had to be tax
en- out in the fourth quarter, be-
cause of fouls. "Skeeter" sunk
several long ones. with the other
players coming in for their shares
of the points made.
Celtics Points Points Alumni
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s0eSsSeaSSaSe o g 0oeS
Today's Anniversaries
zee "a . o'as Q o o

1741-Benedict Arnold. brilliant
Revolutionary general before he
turned traitor, born in Norwich,
Conn. Died in Europe, June IA,
1901.
1806-Matthew F. Maury,
American photographer, Confed-
crate naval officer, Virginia pro-
fessor of physics, born in Vir-
ginia. Died Feb. l. 1873.
1832-John L. Lay. American
torpedo inventor, born in Buffalo,
N. Y. Died in New York City,
April 18, 1899.
1850-Pierre Lott, famous
French novelist, born. Died June
10, 1928.
1863-Richard F. Outcault, car
toonist, creator of Buster Brown"
and 1.-The Yellow Kid" born at
Lancaster. Ohio. Died at Flushing,
n. Y, Sept. rs. 1928.
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Now for the secret-the plane
takes off west
And doesn't come down for one
moment of rest
Until out in Texas it lands by a
creek
Watch Puffy punch cattle down
yorder- next week!
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
10Th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA--IN CHANCERY.

AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
| FBORIDA--IS CHANCERY.
No. casa
! ORDER OF PUBLICATION
{ EDMUND Fl. HARVEY,
Complainant.
! WEBSTER WOOD, ct al.
| Defendants.
/ FORECLOSURE OF TAX CERTI-
| FICATE
: Upon the sworn Bill of Complaint
therein, it is ordered that the fol-
4, lowing named defendants do APP
pear on or before Monday, the
9Th day Of February 1898. a Rule
; Day Of this Court, 20 the I'ill of
, Complaint filed in this cause; other
! wise the allegations of said Bill will
jbe taken as confessed by the said
WOOD: CADDIE LEE JEWETr;;
iLUETTA CHRISTIAN; GALENA
! LEWIS; FERN LEWIS; WILLIAM
LEWIS: WILLIAM THOMAS
MURItY; FLORENCE MURRY;
! LILLIAN MURRY; ANDREW
MURRY; GERTRUDE JEWETT;
| EDWARD IL GRAIN; HAROLD A.
SON, bis wife: JOE THORNE JACK
| SON; WEBSTER WOOD and MRS.
i WEBSTER WOOD, his wife: CARO-
! LINE JEWJITT and - JEWETT,
her husband; JULIA LEE WOOD:
/ HARRIET MASTIN and - MAS
TIN, her husband; ALICE l.. WOOD;
The children of Mrs. L. W. Peck of
Hollywood, California. thus de-
scribed in the last Will and testa-
ment of julius Leslie Wood: The
children of james S. Wood, thus de-
Ascribed in the last viii and testa-
ment of Julius Leslie wood; Caddie
Lee Jewetts cousins, the children
IL
Mastin, thus described in the afore-
said WIFI and testament of Julius
Leslie Wood; The SiStC. cf Mrs. Lon
Stoddard, formerly Mrs. Emma Gray,
thus described in the aforesaid wiz
and testament OF Julius Leslie
, Wood; The heirs, devisees, grantees
and other claimants. claiming
through any Of the following named
Defendants, if they be dead, FRANK
POWERS; MRS. MONROE (nee
Lane, her christian name being un-
known to Complainant): JEWEL
GOOSEY; WILLIAM EOSKINS;
BERTHA BUELL. HOGAN: PLUM
MER ONG; JAMES S. WOOD: MRS
Lon STODDARD; j. II. CHRISMAN;
y ESLEY LOVE and MRS. WESLEY
ILOVF, his wife; c. E GOOSEY;
CHARLES n. ACSMUs; LIZZIE
AESMus; RENA AUSMUS; JOB
BROADDUS: ELLA ONG: ROSS
IioN ARD ana Lizzie HOW "A KID,
his Wife: MRS. L. J. LEWIS
CHARLES. WOOD JEWETT; ROB
ERT HARRIS: Fl. II. LAMB; Chill
DREN'S HOME SOCIETY OF MIS-
souri,, INC; every other person or
persons claiming any interest under
and by virtue 81 the Will and testa-
ment of Julius Leslie Wood, de-
ceased.
IT IS FURTHEHa ORDERED that
this order be published once Il week
for mot less than eight (S} con-
secutive weeks in the KEY WEST
CITIZEN. a newspaper published in
Monroe County, Florida.
DONE AND ORDERED at Key
West, Florida, this 2nd day of
December, 1882.
(SEAL) ROSS c. SAWYER,
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Bachelor & Rinehart
532 Ingraham Building
Miami. Florida
Solicitors for Complainant.
dec3-10-17-24-Si; jan7-1421-2S
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TODAY lin HISTORY

f7S4--Congress ratified peace
treaty with Great Britain.
1Si4-Norway coded to Sweden
by treaty of Mel.
lS26---National Academy Of De-
sign organized in New York City.
i9l5--Frcneh driven across
Aisne by Germans after week S
hard fighting.
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TODAY'S HOROSCOPE

Sincerity is the keynote of this
day and you will be orderly and
useful. There are many paths that
lead to success. and the vein of
mysticism that runs through the
ten days on either side of this date
will have its climax of success here.
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7&Buying Barbara
W. ~ Suna SasssAaaaAs $500. sss, ssaaz.


SYNOPSIS: With her usual
edrontery, Mrs. LodeIy t0TItes Bar
bdTd Qaentin at Kings Mdu1rd
asking that she pack and store
the Lodely onOfn08. Mark
Ledely and hts mother are IN Lon
don, q0here Farrell Arplitu1e IS
spending much money to launch
Marx as an artist. Farrell hopes
that l1HeH he has made Mark Sc
cure. perhaps erelI cured MS tdme-
ness, Barbara acill break her en-
Od0e9nent to Mark. and marry
Marks benefdctor. Barbara nm
fishes packing, steps ont a moment,
and returns to find someone IN the
LodeIys' former home.
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CHICAGo--A bullet fired by
Policeman James Casey, this city,
while chasing thief went through
ten pairs of trousers in q tailor's
shop.
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Substitutions: Celtics, c. Parks
for founders, founders for Parks.
Alumni, N. Armayor for Mat
thews.
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