davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1935-10-06

of1ense speeding. was referred to the
probation officer.
For driving without a permit, Fred
M Blotner, 1440 w street, was fined
$25. On the same charge, Guy 3.
Farmer, SIG Eighteenth street north
east, was fined $40.
Dry Ice Engine. 1o-
Germans have invented q noiseiess
engine using dry ice as motive power.
Evening star., 1935-10-06
DRUNK DRIVING PENALTY
is 80 DAYS, $10O FINE

g. P. o. Man Convicted-About
go Appear in Traffic Court
on Various Charges.
George E. Baltimore, 402 G street
northeast. was sentenced to 80 DAYS in
Evening star., 1935-10-06

Toxic police report abandonment OF
children by parents is increasing.
Evening star., 1935-10-06
REGAL BEAUTY SECRETS
TO BE Barred AT SHOW

Coiffures of Ancient Greeks Also
Will Be Seen at Salon Open
ing at Raleigh.
Makeup secrets that queens have
cherished and coiffures created by the
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-09-06

Jchn J. Brog ard daugh-
ter. Miss Josephine, accom-
panied hv Misses Ellen and
Margaret Shanahan. were
here Monday going to Eloy.
Miss Ellen Will teach at Nc
Dowcll.
Loans on Crops and Live
stock. Hobby Agency.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-09-06
COTTON LOAN PLAN
WILL AID FARMERS

The secretary Of agricul-
ture ard the Commodity
Credit Corporation announc-
ed. with the approval Of the
president. that a cotton loan
plan would be put into i'm
mediate operation on the
1885 crop which would as
sure cotton producers an av-
erage return Of not less than
- cents per pound on cotton
grown in 1885.
The Agricultural Adjust
ment Administration will
make payments 20 cotton
farmers 20 equal such diff
ference. If any. as may exist
between II cents and the av-
erage price Of rs inch mid
ding cotton as reflected IN
the 10 spot markets during
the period from September
/ 10 January / This per-
iod is chosen as covering the
harvest months. Such pay
mcnts rs may be made will
be limited 10 the individual
producers actual production
up 10 the amount Of his
Bankhca ad allotment.
The Commodity Credit
,corporation will offer loan
of Q cents per pound at the
farm without recourse on
the borrower. on 1916 inch
low mi ldling cotton or bet
ter. The rate Of loan Is OBJ
lviously substantially below
the pr- 1ent or prospective
price levels. The loan offer
will apply only TO ihos" pro-
ducers who are coop rating
in TIE 1885 program and
who agree 20 co-operP.c IN
'ihe 1885 program
Plans for the 1886 pro-
gram are being developed.
The loan plan. il was point
ed out. would permit the
free movement Of the crop
into eonsumptive channels
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-09-06

Mr.. and Mrs. A. c Ray
and children spent Sunda.
and Labor Day at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. Shell
Ter.
Such bargains. - Davis
Big Nine Sale, Sept. Z to IA
only.
c. W. Lewis and family
returned the first of the
week from Buckeye, where
Mr.. Lewis relieved the man
ager IF the Fox'vorth -.fal-
braith Lumber Co for a va
cation. Mr.. Lewis and fam
lily will leave next week for
a vacation in Idaho.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-09-06
GRAMMAR AND HIGH
SCHOOLS OPEN SEPT g

Continued from page y
second grade.
Miss Adalvnlee Hibben
will teach the first grade.
Miss Hihben holds an A. B.
degree from Tempe.
Mrs. Elizabeth ] on G s
Smith will teach kinderpar-
ten Mrs. Smith has her di-
ploma from Tempe.
Miss Lillian O'Connor will
have charge of the Mexican
school. Miss O'Connor has
her dipoma from Temre.
Miss Gladys Norten is to
be retained as school nurse
Her office has been provid-
ed with both hot and cold
water. This will add to the
convenience and sanitation
of all.
Miss Wilma Wise prohab-
~ will have charge Of the
colored school She has her
A. r. decree from Wiley col
lege She taught last year
in Globe.
Miss REGARD will have the
cafeteria. and Mr.. Williams
will serve as ianifor.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-09-06

Mrs. Willie McNatt and
Mise Myrtle Dobson have re-
turned from a vacation TO
the 'oaSt.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-09-06

Mr.. and Mrs. ] T. Lewis,
accompanied by their daugh-
ters Mrs. Raulah Bennett
and Mrs. Zelma Knox. OF
Globe. were here Monday
looking after business inter
ests.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-09-06

and al ne same time protect
the producers income from
the crop.
With the 1885 crop cur
rently estimated at l1,798.-
900 bales. at present levels
OF world consumption. do
mestic and foreign mills
should require at least H.
100000 bales Of the 1885
crop. and with less than one
million bales of free cotton
in the hands Of the trade. a
strong buying movement
should result which would
permit the new crop TO move
readily into consumptive
channels.
Stocks OF cotton held by
producers under the l934~35
.12-cent cotton loan, II was
emphasized, are not avail
able at present price levels.
Producers cannot close out
those stocks until the price
goes high enough 10 cover
the loan plus carrying costs
and they probably will not
sell unless prices exceed l3
cents. Prospects for cotton
consumption are much i'm
proved as compared with
last season. Y
The present cotton loan
policy offers every induce
ment to producers TO pro-
ceed cautiously and slowly
with the marketing of this
years cotton crop II an in
dividual sells his cotton to-
dav with the market below
IL cents and then there
should be an advance in the
market TO - cents or better
continuing through the four
harvesting months. so as to
h-g the average price IN
nc ten spot markets TO II
re~ts or more for that per-
iod there would be no pay
nent and such producer
ould have 10 be content
~ IN the price he received
from the sale Of his cotton.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-09-06
NEWS BRIEFS

Troy Phillins OF Phoeni..
and Miss Lois Bowden were
visitors IN Trcson Mondav.
BE sure and get in on our
Big 9 Sale.-0avis'.
Mss Elsie Cqchcg h; >
been employed as clerk in
the Coolidge post office.
Mrs. Jack Nc Alister re-
turned Saturday from a viz
lit o. the coast.
f. F. Van Kirl-. Phoenix.
was a business visitor in
Coolidge Tuesday.
Mrs. John Skrla aDd chill
dren. Alvin. Glenn and John,
returned thie week from a
visit in the mountains.
Roh Cartmill enrolled in
the e. G. c. camp az Fort
TIua~auca. is visiting friends
and relatives here this week.
a G. Britton was aere
trors FL Paso this week huy
ing horses to ship TO EaSl
Texas.
Rcv. and Mrs. i w Hen
lerson. # PqmcHa. Calf.
visited old friends in Cool
idge lis week
Davis for Cotton Sacks. +
Q. 10. - 1-2 feet. 8 and 10
OF.
Tony's Ger Market on
North Main st. will be NOV
ing in stock soon for formal
next week.
w. w Powell and J. C.. I
Powers Of Gilbert were Wis
iting and looking over Cool
idge Wednesday.
Inspector VIM. knight re-
ports siy cars of Mexican
steers unloaded here Tues
day for the Tidwell ranch.
The Blue Plate Cafe Of
fers special rates and service
for school teachers desiring
board. See Mother Miller.
Mrs. r. ] Edwards and
son. Jay. returned Saturday
from a visit with relatives at
Mesa.
Mrs. Willie McNatt and
Miss Myrtle Dobson have re-
turned from a vacation 10
the EAST.
Oil C.t. L. III
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-09-06

George Grsyson of the Mt.
States Tel. z. Tel. Co, re-
turned home from ReuSon,
whore h" has been working
the past two weeks.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-09-06

Jerry Ball Of Florence will
1per a confectionery and
fountain installed in the
north room of the Mauk the
ater. Jerry will assist with
the picture rHachine.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-09-06

Mrs. NJ. +. Record return
cd Tuesday from Waterloo,
Iowa where she has been
visiting. She will have
charge Of the school cafete-
ria here
City and farm property
for sale. Hobby Agency.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-09-06

me 'teSl Two weeks.
Fred ElledPe returned Tues
day from q visit with home
folks who are spending the
SUNNI r in the mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Ol1ey
are here this week from
Torp Beach. Calf visiting
friends and relatives. They
wore accompanied by Miss
Lola Olrey, p-ho has been
visiting on the coast.
O. G. Joy. with the Noun
IN Stat 3 Telephone Co. at
Phoenix. was in town Wed
nesday shaking hands with
friends.
Phil Niece. Swcde John
son and Miss Ethel DohsOn
were week end visitors in
Tombstone. visiting Fthers
sisters Myrtle and Lacy Dob
son They were acconpan-
led home bv Miss Wendlen
Skrla. who has been en-
ployed ~ rhe Mountain
States Telephone Co.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-09-06

Mr. and Mrs. W. c Dob
on and Mr. and Mrs Ralph
ru;s returned home Friday
from an extended visit IN
Arkansas and Texas
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-09-06
GOLD WANTED

Licensed gold buyers will
pay up 20 $500 an ounce for
ola dent1 bsidges. crowns.
rings. chains. lockets. watch
cases. spectacle frames. etc.
or any other discarded Jew
elry n mailed within 80
days. Take advantage of this
wonderful opportunity given
10 you by a reliable concern
20 get full value for your old
gold. We also buy Old silver.
ELcO GOLD REFINERY
2i2 Spring Arcade Bldg.
Los Angeles. California
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-09-06

Clyde Stockton has sold
his interest in the Pinal I'm
plement Co. 20 w. T. McKin-
ney and will be associated
with Guerin Baker Co.,
Phoenix.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-09-06

Insurance that insures
See Hobby Agency.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-09-06

Ed Lacey returned We'd
nestlay from Hammond. Ok
la. where he went 10 visit his
mother. His mother and sis
ter returned with him for a
visit.
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Indianapolis Rental Agency
APARTMENT ReMAl BUReAO

Choice apartments gladly shown. HE-l32o
SPHINX APARTMENTS
2035 n Meridian ............ S37 50-s67. so
1920 N Penn. Observation-Disclosures S47.50-S70
81 W. 2lst-st Observation-Disclosures. S30-S42. so
1888 n Penn; bedrm. .....-..-.... S47.50
los {. lSth-st furn. & unfurn) s35-S45
402 n. Meridian .....-......-.. S45-Sl25
Modern FireprOof Apartments. Frigidaire
Equipped.
% W. Vermont LI-2439
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HELP WANTED
Is Help Wanted-Male
IA Help Wanted-Female

LADIES for house TO house work; 500
day guarantee. J. E. DEAN. 100 n. Penn.
WHITE WOMAN. middle aged. more for
home than salary. assist homework and
cooking L-30ll, Times.
EXPERIENCED WATERS apply Sunday
morning after 9 o'clock. 53i2 S. Hi
rOlS-St-
ADDRESS mail circulars at home for
firms. Earn up to $50 weekly. Stpd.
env. brings details. MIDWEST co. 5l2
E Central. Wichita. Kan.
LADIES mail circulars list names for
mail dealers. Sewing. other work. Send
Sc Stsmu for interesting details. Write
today. EMPIRE SERVICE, Nichols. n. Y.
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@@ Times Want Ad Will Do the Job for You More Economically IL
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BUSINESS SERVICE

PREMIER LEANERS-Experts on drsper-
les. rugs. furniture. reasonable prices
JOSEPH AXLEROD tailor. cleaning press
ing altering 407 GUARANTY bldg
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2I Unfinished Apartments
2642 n. Harding-St.

2642 n. Harding-St.
Reduced to s2o.59, ms ms pT mod; beat ho
IA N. Del. LI-44l2.
MERIDIAN. 1920 N.-Beautiful one-bed-
room apartment: all utilities furnished;
S47.5O.
MONTCALM, 1905 rooms. heat. light
and water paid; sic.
PARK. 2304-Desirable ? bedroom apart
ment; Al condition. porcheS; heat;
water furnished. Reasonable.
STEELE-ST l533-4 rooms; s22 so winter;
Sl7o0 summer. Near Spades Park. A
clean apt. Holland Vapor Air heat Hot
water: porches. Ask for MR.. HUFF.
RI-636S.
S6ERMAN-DR. S, 1914 rooms; $50 sum
mer; S25 winter. FirSt-class condition;
new decorations: fine porches, all out
side rooms, Holland Vapor Air heat. Ask
for MR.. HUFF, RI-6366.
BON AIR APTS.-I6th-St., w. 23-Utility
apt. Delightful corner apt. light and
airy: in-a-door bed also small bedroom.
G. E. refrigeration; util. paid. You can t
beat it! $50 so and S35.
indianapolis Rental Agency
Furn. and unfuru. apis. Free service and
transportation. LI-5452
l3TH-ST. 100 E-2-3-4 rooms and bath:
very low rent. furnished or unfinished.
See these fine apartments. Cross ventila-
ton, cool clean, quiet. Ask for 1dR.
HUFF RI-636S.
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Bids viii be received DY the Board Of
justices al the ofhce OF John H Hare.
State Hospital. EvanSEille. Indiana. until
y O'Clock noon OF Nav 18th. 1895. for
the purchase OF Boilers ana StOkers for
the Evansville State hospital. located
near Evansville Indiana.
Specifications VIII be on file on and aft
er Nav lst. 1885. al the Office OF the
Superintendent Of the Institution and the
state Board of Accounts Indiana polls.
and releases Will be mace 70 bidders from
the Office OF the Engineer. indianapolis.
Proposals shall be made according 20
the form attached 10 the specifications ana
each shall De delivered IN a sealed enve-
lcDe addressed 20 the President Of the
Board OF Trustees. marked Proposal and
bearing the title Of the work and the
name Of the bidder.
a financial statement fully made ont on
General Form No. 96-A as prescribed BY
the State Board OF Accounts and a certi-
fed check PAYABLE to the Board Of Trus-
tees IN q sum equal 70 five 80 Der
cent OF the amount OF the proposal. which
check shall be forfeited in case OF failure
Of any bidder 20 enter into contract and
furnish satisfactory bond n AMOUNT
equal 20 the contract price within eight 8
daYs after notification OF the acceptance o.
his proposal Specifications shall De re-
turned 10 the owner al the time OF the
fling OF the BIDS.
The Board Of Trustees is not obligated
TO accept the lowest or any other bid
iect any or all proposals. TO waive intor-
malities in snv proposal II IL shall be. in
the judgment OF the Board 70 the inter-
est Of The State OF Indiana 50 10 DO. and
20 defer acceptance or rejection for De-
BY order of the Board OF Trustees
CHARLES NJ. LAFOLLETTE.
Secretary.
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INSTR UCTI0NS

10 Schools, Colleges. Tutoring
TRAIN for Diesel engineering. Write or
call for Diesel Topics.
DIESEL POWER ENGINEERING SCHOOLS
AIS Peoples Bank Bldg. RI-6l82
u S GOVERNMENT JOBS-Men. women.
1880 steady. start s1O5-S175 month. I
viii Franklin Institute coach. 25 Free.
Apply today sure. Box K-2059, Indian
apOlIS
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MERCHANDISE
35 Household Goods


ICE BOX-5O-lb capacity; good condition.;
IS. 90 N. Temple.
ELECTRIC washer, universal; good con-
dition; So. 2145 N. Jefferson.
WICKER SUITE. "a piece; apt. gas stove
refrig.; rockers. 2144 N. Ill. Dealer.
USED ICE BOXES, 81 UP.
r & R STORES 225 E. Wash.
MAYTAG So tub; Al shape. ELEC. SERV-
ICE, 1901 E. Wash. RI-4087.
ICE BOX-25-LB: GOOD CONDITION;
$3.50. 423 N. BRADLEY.
ICE BOXES-Good used trade-ins, from
$3.50 up. FRIGIDAIRE SALES, 927 N.
Meridian-st Open Sunday p. m.
WE BUY or repair any make sweeper or
washer; work guaranteed APPLIANCE
SERVICE, 140 Virginia RI-5712.
REPOSSESSED Singer electric console;
runs and sews like new; small balance.
Terms. SINGER CO., 1876 w. Wash.
USED gas ranges; Al cone: S495 up.
HOOSIER FURNITURE CO.. 237 E.
Wash.
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Want Ads Continued
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
notice Is fereor given fhat the under
signed has dGlr qualified as administrative
OF estate 81 Charles b. Wanamaker. de-
ceased late Of Marion COUNTY Indiana
SAID estate Is sUppc-ed 70 be solvent.
EDITH 3 WRIGHT
NOTICE or APPOINTMENT
Notice Us hereby given that the under
signed has duly qualified as executors Of
estate Of Cora I Eaqlesaeld. deceased
late Of Marion COUNTY. Indiana. Said es-
tate is supposed 20 be solvent
JOHN I. EAGLESFIELD.
WILLIAM EAGLESFIELD
NOTICE or APPOINTMENT
Notice IS hereby given that the under
signed has duly qualified as acmiuistra-
tor OF estate Of Isabelle 2 Judd. deceased.
late Of Marion County. Indiana. said
estate IS supposed 20 be solvent
BLAINE L DAILY
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So Auto Loans
LEGALS
Sc Legal Notices
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

SOLD for StOrace charges amounting 10 So
on MAY Is. 1855 at 1000 a. N. MRS. w.
IT. RICHART. 49, SterlinC-St.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
! Death Notices

CLEANLINESS Minnie Z beloved wife Of
Josephus Chamness and mother Of Ted
Martin and sister Of Catherine Briggs.
Nora Willis and Raleigh EarnshaW,
passed away Thursday morning, Funeral
al the Lyuhurst Baptist Church Satur-
DAY. p H. Friends invited. Burial
Washington PARK Friends may cal at
the residence. 5lf2 W. Chelsea Road,
after p. m. Thursday. SHIRLEY SERV-
ICE
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Contracting

PAPERING painting. carpenter gen repair.
WORK guaranteed Most reas. RI-7725
PAINTING paper hanging. interior deco
rating general building and repair et-
caVatIuE Can NINE after 6 80 .. n.
CtF-fo7--D
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LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given that the Local Al
eohOlc Beverage Board of Marion County.
lndiana VII at 9 a. m ON the 26th day
OF Nav 1885 a the Court House IN Com
mlSSloner'S Room No. IS in the City ior
town of Indianapolis in said County begin
investigation OF the applications Of the fol-
lowing named persons and firms requesting
the issue 10 the applicants. at the locations
Permits Of the. classes hereinafter deSlg-
mated. and VIII. at said time and place.
receive information concerning the ntness
oil SAID appIcantS ana the pioprletV o.
iSsulng the Permits applied for 10 such
applicants at the premises named:
Names Locations, ClasSlflcations.
Robert Calderon. 952 N. Alabama St..
JefTries & Kahn. Inc 1897 East 3Oth St..
Indpls Liquor. Beer. Wine Retailer.
RieSbeck Drug Co. Inc. l06S-70 Virginia
Ave. Indpls Liquor Dealer.
Xergil L. YouSe. 1901 E. 10th ST.. 1ndpls.
Jude shoppe. Inc s44-S46 Virginia Ave.
IndDis.-Beer Retailer.
376 Mass. Ave. IndDlS--Beer Retailer.
Daniel Burden old Church Tavern Res
taurantl Traders POlnt-Beer Retailer.
Bliss E. Dixon Manila Barr Sc virginia
Ave. Indpis Liquor, Beer. Wine Retailer
James K I &c Tavern l65 . 23g West
Harold B. Barker. Cor. Southern %
Bethe. Aye Beech GToyeTBeSe,r Retailsr'
Elmer c. BTanham First & Last Tav-
ernl 2123 Southeastern Ave. IndplS.-Beer
VIM A. Oren. POSI- W. washington St..
Indpls.-Liuuor Dealer.
UrbOn Luttren. Old Fashion Beer Car
den. AugUsta-Beer Retailer.
Burl l.. Alexander. 2635 W. Walnut St..
Indpls.-Beer Retailer.
Arthur j. & Edward j. Meunier lWawa-
see Sandwich Shop 23l E. 10th St. Indpls.
Beer Retailer.
BarTingers Restaurant. Inc. 2535 So.
Meridian. Indpls.-Liduor. Beer. Wine Re-
Roy C. Lagenaur, 200 S. State St.. Indpls.
Liquor Dealer.
Lawrence J. Reed Augusta-Bee- Re-
Albert c. Fritz. 4lOI E. Michigan St.
IndpS.-LiduOr Dealer.
Said investigation will be open to ths
public. and public participation Is re-
QueSted
cOIInI IL, RENEP ACsr, cOMAfIcSION
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NOTICE OF APPOTNTNfFNT
ELIZABETH n. DILLON.

N0tlce IS hereby gwen that the under-
signed has duly qualified as AdminlStra triX
OF Estate OF Mary Reidy. deceased. late OF
Marion County. Indiana. Said Estate is
supposed TO be solvent
~ A y
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Notice is hereby gwen. that the UNDER
signed has duly qualified as Administrative
of Estate OF Harold j Dillon. deceas ed.
late Of Marion County. Indiana. said
Estate is supposed 20 be solvent.
MARY T. DILLON.
Evening star., 1935-10-26
HOGAN. DONOVAN. JONES.
HARRISON Il GUIDER, Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict OF Columbia. Holding Probate
Court-In re ESTATE OF WILMER
WORTH Deceased.-Administra No.
AS 5s2S-ORDER FOR PUBLICATION
Application having been made herein for
instructions as to the validity Of certain
beQuests in the said Decedent's Last win
and Testament and as to the distribution
of said Decedent's Estate II any of said
bequeSts are declared invalid by The Riggs
National Bank Of Washington. D. C. duly
qualified Executor thereof. 1t is by the
ADJUDGED ORDERED AND DEcREED
that The Baptist Home for Children.
MONTGOMERY County, Maryland: Francis
Worth. Unionville. Chester County. Penn
sylvania: Mrs. Florence Kneeland. 7le
West Lincoln Avenue. Fergus Falls. Mime
sofa: Mrs. May W. Matthias. 351 West
sixth Street Long Beach. California; Mrs.
Eloise w. Mallner, 40 Monroe Street r. K.
g. New York City: M. Ernest W. Worth
1914 Fortieth Avenue west Seattle Wash
ington. and Mrs. Ola W. Cam. Newark.
Delaware, cause their appearance to be
entered therein on or before the fortieth
day. exclusive of Sundays and legal holi-
days, occurring after the date of the first
publication Of this Order: otherwise this
cause will be proceeded with as in case of
default provided: That a copy of this
Order be published in the Washington Law
Reporter and the Evening Star newspaper
once a week for each Of three consecutive
weeks before said return day JOSEPH W.
cox Justice. (SealD Attest: THEODORE
COGSwELL. Register OF wills. Clerk of the
Probate Court. oc26-no2,9
Evening star., 1935-10-26
M. r. MANGAN. Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis
trict of Columbia. Holding 2 Probate
1hs as.se Of
Application having been made herein ior
probate and record Of the last VII AND
testament of Charles Green. deceased. and
fG Letters KssE M eTdsred on ssd s
day Of October. i935. that william Chap
man Culpeper. Va: Maude Ward. Mid
land Va. Minnie Johnson. Mary II. Jonn:
ari gSs s . oed % sad
Thomas B. Green. Brockroad, va; George
r. Green. Charles Green, .Urbin B. Green:
arssa Ma Ms serbaeS vienna
amss9v{s cbsri., STssR
Amissitiiie. va; Edward Green. Chester,
va: Morrison Green. Amissiville, Va; Lucy
Mas MAJ. strosheE WarrentoIn. oI wa; vva:; Hunter HHTnteF
Green Green, Warrenson.. 4sSn w.: Bennie GREEN.
Lakota va; Norval Green. Danville: Va.
David Green. Pearl Dove. Ida Wilcox
Louise Crockett. Carrie Jacobs, all ct
Church Va; Ruth Hurlock. Flat Run. Va:
Charles C. Green Marquand, Mo-: Lyle
Haught and Eliza Haught. both at Rixey-
% Va: susie Sises, aEes Bealeten. PusVo Psuaaier oo
Va; Lucy Green. Washington. D. C.; and
ell others concerned, appear in said Court
10 Scl2ck AN. to show cause Why such
notice !ereof be published. IN the WASH
ineton Law Reporter and The Evening
seek Before N the hesn
toned, the first publication to be not less
then thirty days before said return day.
SSS{ yoSEPH TIH " Go1 gy1Es Justice Seal Attest;
wills for the District Of coinmbia Clerk
OF the Probate Court. oc19 26.no2
Evening star., 1935-10-26

very reasonable Apply between 12 and 5
Saturday tprivate owner, 1925 14th
Evening star., 1935-10-26
ALFRED u, BAKER. Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Probate Court..Es-
tate Of Kate M. spottswood, Deceased.-
having been made herein for
probate Of the last will and testament OF
said deceased and for letters testamentary
on said estate. by James MOTIFS We, W1,9dwaraa:
ordered this 2Ist day of October. AID:
1895. that Stuart Wilder Maher and Rachel
cerned. appear in said court on Monday,
the End day Of December. AID. 1898. at 10
O o'clock AM. to show cause why such ap-
hereof be published in the washington
Law Reporter and The Evening Star news
paper. once in each Of three successive
toned the first publication to be not less
than thirty days before said return day.
JOSEPH W. cox, Justice. tSeal0 Attest:
wills for the District of Columbia. Clerk
~ tie Prnhate Court nc2R mo- @
Evening star., 1935-10-26

FORD 1881 de luxe roadster: attractive
chanicaI order fne tires. S175@at 42I
sth st. Sc Other bargains at eth and
piymouth hI4 9Th ST Sc Lincoln 1898.
Evening star., 1935-10-26

FORD 1881 convertible coupe. S1S9: tan
nnish. new top, Ane tires. motor IN very
good condition. Lee D. Butler. Inc 113s
Conn u Phone District Ol1O.
Evening star., 1935-10-26

FORD 1881 roadster. New paint. smooth
running motor; o sporty car for only 81
down, S4l7 weekly. NOLAN Used Car Sta
dunn 18th and M NV