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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-08
CITY POLICE BOARD
FINES z RADIO COPS
Claude Reidenbach Is Given
30-Day Suspension.

Radio Patrolman Claude Redeem
bach today began serving a 30-day
suspension from duty without pay
following his trial last night by a
police board in the office of Chief
Morrissey.
Radio Patrolman Horace Eller also
was fined two days pay by the board
for neglect of duty.
The board charged Patrolman
Reidenbach with being under the
influence of liquor while on duty,
with conduct unbecoming an officer
and neglect of duty.
Charges against him grew out Of
an accident Jan. 2 when a police
car was wrecked at Madison-av and
McCarty-st. Radio Patrolman Peter
Mause, Reidenbach's companion.
was reprimanded by the board and
ordered to move his home within
the city limits.
Eller was tried because of his
alleged failure to arrest motorist
in connection with an accident.
Reidenbach, according to the po-
lice board, was one of number of
Indianapolis policemen tried in
Federal Court several years ago on
charges of liquor conspiracy. He
was reinstated to the department.
after the local courts finding was
reversed by the Circuit Court of
Appeals.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-08
ORDERED BACK TO JAIL
Former Waveland Postmaster Fails
to Pay S522 Fine.

Fred McNutt, former postmaster
OF Waveland. has been returned to
Marion County Jail by Federal Judge
Robert G. Baltzell to serve 80 DAYS
for failure to pay a 1922 fine in
connection with charge of embez-
cling postoffice funds. McNutt had
served five months of six-month
sentence in the jail, but was re-
leased in November to raise money
to pay his fine.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-08
ElkS to Hold Party

indianapolis Elks Lodge is to give
a bingo party Saturday night on the
fourth floor of the Antlers for mem
berS and their friends.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-08
Ice Floes Sink Boat Landing

By United Press
MADISON Jan. 8. Ice foes
today had sunk the wharf-boat
landing of the Louisville & Cincin-
natl Packet Co., which has served
Ohio river traffic for 80 years.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-08

Times Special
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Jan. g.
Publication today of the first
post-holiday issue of the De Paw,
student newspaper at De Paw
University, was managed by a
staff under direction of Earl
Kintner, Princeton, new editor.
Kintner, completing his fourth
year in campus journalism and
organization activities is a mem
Der of Sigma Delta Chi, American
Commons Club and the Student
Affairs Committee. He succeeds
Ralph Ulrich, Logansport.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-08
"a CITY PERSONS RECEIVE
MORE THAN $4,000 A YEAR,
FEDERAL BLUE BOOK SHOWS
Kiley Brewery CO. Official at Marion Tops
State List With S108, 692 Report Reveals;
Local Insurance Man Gets S89,586.

CONTINUED From Page One
The Washington times., 1936-10-09
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La gaceta., 1936-01-25

international Bal
Nombre que llevara el gran
bale que Ell Hetaireia Club ce-
lebrara esta noche en- los espa-
cio:os salcnes del Coliseo de Da
Wis Island.
Fiesta bien preparada y or
1anizada por les j6veneg que IN
tegran esta progresista entidad
social y que siempre ha sabido
triunfar en- sus festivities.
Mucha la animation que exis
be entire nuestra jrventud para
este bale, que como los anterio
res culminara en- IN triunfO.
Tocara TODD ell lprograma la
oruuesta "Don Francisco, un
conjunto que sigue de moda en-
nuestros salones.
-Durara de 10 a 3 de la ma
drugada y a los precios de 40
centavos los caballeros y rs las
damas.
La gaceta., 1936-01-25
CoRTE DEL

No Sc presentaron aver a res
ponder de las acusaciones de
juego prohibido, ordenando el
juez Cornelius que sc les incau-
taran las fianzas prestadas, los
Sres. Fred Stewart, Frank Mi
rabel, Alexandra Muro, Mario
Alvarez, Tony Lopez, Antonio
Diaz, Jose Italiano, jose Lasso,
Antonio Caveca, Leo Ross, ice
Scag, Angelo Guida, Frank Gas
tealo, Mary Jones, Albert Young
Phil Demarco Y Eddie Narciso.
Porque jugaban a la bolita,
les diputados del sheriff detu :
vieron aver a Jose Perez, de Ia
Sexta y Maryland Frank Gre
co, Jack Parreho y John Caru-
so, Todos quedaron en- libertad
bajo fianxa.
La gaceta., 1936-01-25
LOS DIAS DE LA FERIA DE
FLORIDA

FL administrator de la Fee
ria de Florida, Sr. p. T. STRIFE
der, ha Isecho la siguiente dis
tribuci6n Gle dfas: Martes, 4,
carreras de AUTOMOBILES; mier-
coles 5, Dfa especial; jueves 6,
dfa del ganado; viernes Z, dfa
de los ninos; sabado 8, dfa de
los Futures Campasinos; do
mingo 9, Dfa de Major Bowes;
lures 10, Dia del CARNIVAL de
Gasparilla; martes IL, dia del
Gdbernador; microbes IL, dia
de la Industrial del Tabaco; jue-
YES ID, Dia de Tampa; viernes
IA, Dfa Pan Americana, y saba
do Is, dia de carreras de auto
m6vil y Carnival.
La gaceta., 1936-01-25

La muier en- Ia vida modema


ejenplo al impedir que Ia mu-
jer que no tiene otro medic de
vida que su trabajo entire en- Ia
fAbrica, en- ell taller o en- "a of.
Gina, es condenarla al hambre
lanZarla a Ia prostitution I(y
per este entendemcs entregar.
Sc con miras interesaGas al o
tro sexo: venderse, en- una pa
labra, va sea dentro o fuera de
las Geyes divinas o humanas,
dentro 0 frera del matrimonio
ecclesiastical o civil), es someter-
la a la esclavitud de las indus
trias caseras, del trabajo a do
micilio, 81 mas duro y peor re-
tribuido. Tcdo 10 cual e. anti
cristiano y antisocial, iantihu-
manoi, va que va contra todas
las doctrinas y principles del
Cristianismo y del Socialism, y
de los sentimientos mas elemen-
tales de Humanidad...
Nj la desintegraci6n del ho-
gar, nj Ell paro masculine, nj la
depreciation de la mano de O.
bra 50 remediaran echando a
las mujeres de las o~ficinas, ia
Heres Y fabricas, sino que con
Iellos solo Sc conseguirA agravar
Ell NAL, lle2ando, por clio. a fall
tar 81 pan a mayor ndmero a1n
de familias y haciendoss toda-
via mas raplda Ia d~esinbegra-
ci0n de estas,
FL dnico modo de protegerse
contra estos males es atajando
de rsiz los abusos de los explo-
tadcres del trabajo fenenino,
pOr medic de Sindicatos que 10
r~eglamenten, y hacienda entrar
en- ellos a las mujeres trabaja-
doras, para que trabajen en- las
mismas condolences q. los hon.
bres, va sea dentro de su casa,
para los cue opinan que la mu-
ger no debe abandonar el hegar,
" fuera de ella, sin cue rebate
las cendiciones del trabajo.
Fero 10 que no Sc puede, nj en-
nombre de Crt:to, nj en- nombre
de Marx. nj de nadie, en- Ell Gle
10 Y EN- Ia terra, es privar a la
mrjer, por ser mujer, del dere-
CHI elemental que tiene TODD ser
humane a ganarse Ia existen-
cia.
La gaceta., 1936-01-25
PLEITos Y D~ivoRcId

'Grace Tillman contra Israel
iTillman; Hortense Monroe con
ira Earl Monroe; Mary Cooper
Shoeff contra Burton "A. Schoef
Corine Coates Mittelsdat con.
ira Wilfred Mittelstadt; Mel +
broun Capo contra Margaret
'Capo; ]. d. Lester cntra Eli :
zabeth Lester; Minnie Duggan
contra Thomas r. Greenman.
La gaceta., 1936-01-25

Estados Unidos, en- West Palm
Beach, Sc dedicaban a robar
AUTOMOBILES en- toda la naci6n.
teniendo a Tampa como ell cen
tro de sus operaciones.
Los Caldwell fueron traidos
a la carcel de Tampa Y Sc dice
han vendido varios coches en-
esta ciudad, Lakeland y st. Pc
tersburg.
Las companies de seguros
ayudaron en- la Investigation.
La gaceta., 1936-01-25
Con las naatinees

Con las mGtinees
Volvemos a recordar Ell bale
vespertino de manana en- la sa-
la de bale del Centre Espafol.
Una fiesta a la que nuestra ju-
ventud, por haberse aduenado
de ella, no puede faltar. Parece
como I'm impossible Ell pasar un
domingo sin las tardes alegres
Y divertidas del Centre.
ALI volveran a darse cita j6-
venes Y muchachas para entire
garse a los bailables ameniza-
dos por la orquesta don Fran
cisco. Siguiendo la costumbre
implantada no faltaran las CO.
modas mesas alrededor del sa-
Ion.
La gaceta., 1936-01-25
Beer Party" en- La Tropieq

Beer Party" en- La Tropical
Las SecciCnes de Darnas y Re
creo del Centre A:turiano tn.
visrcn un Beer Party en- La
Tropical, Ell Jueves % del Co
iriente. Ell Party dur6 desde Las
100 p. m. hasta las 1900 p. m,
Los concurrentes fuerCn obse-
riados con potato chips y Ger
VEGA.
He asui una li:ta de los asis-
.entes:
Senoras Josephine Sierra, O.
tilia Fernandez, Anita Rodri-
guez L. Rubio.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Echegarsy,
Mr.. and Mrs. feny Spcto, Mr..
and Mrs. M, Serray Mr., and
Mrs. C. Martinez.
Sehoritas Dolores Su&rez, E.
vangelina La Fuente, Carmen
Marrero, Angelina Martina, O.
Iva Gonzalez, Margaret No
guez, Rosa Sanchez, Palmira
Priede, Jocefina Fernandez, Pr
Far Castillo, Maria Farfante,
B,anca Fernandez, Mary Fer
nandez, Dalia FernARdeg, Rite
Longo, Maria A. Gutierrez, o.
ga Pardo, JOsefina E. Fernan-
DEE, Evelia Menendez, Marga-
rita Diag, Ida Alvarez, Mary
Menendez, Carmen Campo tde
Chicago, Olga Montesino, o.
ga Valdes, Joseflna Perez, AIDE
la Sierra, Olga Marenco, Ma
ria r. Rodriguez, Adelaide Pc
req, Margarita Rodriguez, AMI
ia Marenco, Josefina Miguel,
Nellie Perdomo Carmen Garcia
Zenaida Priede, Grace Place
res, Dalia Fernandez, Christina
Gonzalez, Isabel Hernandez,
Ella Fuentes,
Enriqueta Farfante, Mary
Gomez, Sylvia Ftulgueira, VI
Longo. Angelica Gutierrez, Ma
Tina Fernandez, AEuliHa PTie.
de.
Sehores Placido FERNANDEZ,
IT., Adolfo Ramirez, Albert
Fcx, Jose Diaz, Joe DENIM,
Manuel Alfonso, Joe MarinaS
Fernando Castro, Fernando
Fuentes, Joe Monte, Joe Fer.
l&ndez, Jack lBenitez, Roberto
Fernandez, Ignacio Sanchez,
Willie Anton, JESUS Rodriguez
jr., Roberto Alvarez, Arturo
Vald6s, Lou DENIM Max Leto
Jim MessIna, Felipe PullaEa,
Tony Suarez, lFlorenciO Dose-
res, Pat Perez, Jose Menendez
Odonel Fernandez, Jose NJ. Fen
nandez, Frank Farfante, Tony
Arrange, Florencio Rcdriguez
Anthony C~hiaramonte, Ernes-
to Alvarez, Emilio Fernandez
Jimmie Metrin, Emilio Garcia
Armando Vega, Jimmie Smith
Hale Goodwin, r. &c. Farfante
Felix Garcia, Johnny Fernan'
dee, Julio Alvarez, Joe Garcia
George Guida, Belarmino Lila
no, John More, Eduardo Garcil
Manuel ROs y CelestIno Fernal
DEE.
La gaceta., 1936-01-25
Poyecto teatraI

Poyecto teGtrGl
Ell juez de la Corte Juvenil,
ST.. T. B. Castiglia, que conocia
de un proyecto teatral que te-
nia ell gobierno, con 81 fin de
darle trabajo a los artistas des-
enlpleados, Sc puso en- contacto
cen ell muy atento y active Sr.
Glamour, con Ell fin de exten-
der csc proyecto hasta Ybor.
ice, que siempre ha demostra-
do SUI cello por nuestra comuni-
dad, di6 calor a Ia idea y empe-
z6 a inscribir a los artistas lati-
ncs de la localidad. Hay Ell pro-
p6sito de presentar obras en- es-
panol e italiano.
No Sc ha escogido todavia ell
lugar de las representatives.
SimpatizSmos con la idea,
La gaceta., 1936-01-25

De regreso
Procedente de la ciudad de
Miami, donde realizaron una
triunfal temperate, lego a esta
eiudad la simpatica y muy a.
plaudida pareja de bale Del
3fo-Martfnez, integrada por la
linda Laurita del Rio y 81 aten-
to Johnny Martinez.
En- la vecina cirdad estuvie-
ron actuando con exito en- Ro-
val Palm Night Club, "Roney
Plaza Hotel, "Flamingo Park
v "Teatro Paramount.
Han estrenado nGmeros nue.
vos.
lie damos la bienvenida.
La gaceta., 1936-01-25
En- las Logias Unidas

En- las L0gIdS UnadGS
La Secci6n de Recreo de las
Logias Unidas celebrara mana
ma otra function, en- su teatro de
Ia Gale Is y Decima avenida.
Sc llevara a escena la gra-
ciosa obra LA Marcia de Ca
dir. Como final de fiesta a.
bra un attractive programa de
variedades, Tomaran parte va
liosos elementos de la localidad.
cuyos nombres hemos publica-
do.
Diez centavOs sera ell precic
para todos.
La gaceta., 1936-01-25
De nuevO a sass lobOres

De nueUO a sls lGbOres
Eli Sr. Tomas Rodriguez, que
fue operado en- la Quinta Go
yadonga".
sEl Sr. Rodriguez es padre de
nuestro compaherO en- ell periO-
dismo Mario Rodriguez, cronis-
"a de La Prensa.
Mucho 10 celebramoS.
Cesar RiVero.
La gaceta., 1936-01-25

porQue vendra a refaediaf el
desempleo que hay en- los arts
tas Y de esa manera disfrutare-
mos de teatro.
Probablemente ell director 10
:era Ell Sr. Manuel Aparicio.
Daran frnciones en- Ybor,
Tampa Y ciudades adyacentes.
La gaceta., 1936-01-25

FL ccnocido ncvelista MicI.e
Arlen ha dichc que pasara me.
do iiglo antes de que re hom.
bres acepten q las mujeres co.
mo sus igciales. Gin embargo.
en- este pasado medic siglo, Ia
mujer ha dado tan grande ayar
&c que ha logrado alcanzar a
hcmbre y colccar.e a 81 mism,
nivel, tanto por su resistencis
fisica como per su capacidad
Intellectual.
No es esta que hacemos unI
Affirmation gratuita " menos.
tendenciosa, sine que hemos !ie-
gado a semejante conclusion
deSpues de myeho tempo de es,
tudiar 81 problems, fernando
por ob.ervatorio los estableci-
mientos docentes, donde muchs
chos Y muchachas estudian las
mismas asignaturas y sc entire
gan a los mismos juegos, en- un
pals donde la mujer, para su
desarrc Ito, fisico e Intellectual,
no tropieza con las trabas de
los prejuicios milenarics, como
son los Estados Unidos.
81 este a. el case, es decir, 81
al entrar en- ell campo de Ia lu-
cha per Ia vida hombres y mu-
jeres Sc hallan ilualmente pre-
parados, ipoF que eAtonees, en-
Ia mayor parte del mundo, a.
quellos hallan toda clase de IA.
cilidades, y a estas han do po-
n6rseles TODD gsnero de obs
taculos que las impidaR vivir,
como no sc trate dc dedicarse q
las llamadas %abores propias
de su sexo''?
Recientemente han sido las
mujeres belgas que han levan-
tadO la voz pidiendo justicia en-
sus derechos al trabajo, atrope-
llsdos. Y en- esta petici6n han
entrado Representatives. de las
tendencias mas diversas: socia,
listas del partidO obrero, libe.
rales de AsociaciDnes huFgue.
sas, eemunistas de Ia Fedora
ci6n del Open Door, femenls-
tas cristianas, intelectuales sir
afiliaci6n a ningdn partido.
La persecution al trabajo fe-
menino procede de muy diferer
ties sectores, y en- todas parties
revise lcs mismos caracteres
Asf, la Iglesia 10 hace en- virtud
de que 81 sitio de la mujer, dc
la esp sa, de la madre, esta er
Ell hogan; los Gobiernes deflAc,
cionistas, con ell fin de intrOdu.
cir economics, establecen dife.
rentes escalas de sueldos pars
los funcionarios pIblicos, segdr
ezt's pertenezcan a uno u otrS
sexo, o excluyen en- absolute &
la mujer de las cOlocaciones de.
Estado; los obreros mismOs, 81
pretexto de que la mano de o
bra femenina esta NAL pagah
da, hacen la guerra al trabajt
de Ia muter, con obJeto de Qu'
no Sc rebajen adn mas las con
diciOnes del trabajO.
TodOs estes motives, que a
primera vista pueden parece.
razonables y iustificables, con
siderandolos con IN POGO de de
t~enimientO, Sc descubre que sol
dictados por todo, menos pOr Il
La gaceta., 1936-01-25
UN MATRIMONIO ACUSA-
DO DE B AUTOMO-
VILES

Ell sargento Chevis, jefe de
la seccion de automobiles no :
bados, di6 cuenta aver de que
Arthur Caldwell y su mujer, de
tenidOs por los agentes del de-
p~artamenta dc justicia de los
La gaceta., 1936-01-25

Mejorado
Ell agreeable Sr. Raul Sic
ira, hermano de les senores Ro
cello v Ramon, conocidos CO.
merciantes de esta eiudad,
Fue sometido a una opera
ci6n en- la Quinta "Covadonga".
Por su pronto y total resta-
biecimiento hacemos votos.
La gaceta., 1936-01-25
Otro bale

OtrO bale
La Secci6n de Recreo del
lCirculo Cubano anuncia otro
bale para Ell dia 20 del pr6ximo
mes, con la famosa orquesta
Ruth Arlington, en- la sala
alta, Y "Los Bohemios' en- ell
salon cantina.
Seguiremos informando.
La gaceta., 1936-01-25
MATRIMoNIos

Manuel Monte, 26, y Emilia
.Penzato; C. L. Sullivan, %, y
Evelyn Joyce; Edward M. Pal
mer, IS, y Ethel N. ThaiIlis,
Evening star., 1936-06-27
7. STANLEY HOLLAND. Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia Holding Probate COURTS
tate Of Annie Hartnett. Deceased.-No.
SO l22. Administration Docket I0S.-Ap-
plication having been made herein for
probate Of the last will and testament OF
said deceased, and for letters testamentary
on said estate by the American Security
and Trust Company. II is ordered this
18th day Of June A d. 1886, that Joseph
law and unknown next OF kin OF Annie
Hartnett deceased. and all others con-
cerned. appear IN said court on Monday.
the 27th day Of July, AID. 1896 at 10
O'Clock A NJ. TO show cause why such ap-
pliestion should. not be granted Let
notice hereof be published in the Wash
Star once in each Of three successive weeks
before the return day herein mentioned,
thirty days before said return day. PEY-
TON GORDON. Justice, fSealD Attest:
wills for the District of Columbia Clerk
q Prnhafe CnlIrt ION o- iY4
Evening star., 1936-06-27
VINCENT a. SHEEHY. VINCENT A,
SHEEHY. II. Attornrva

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia Holding Probate Court -Es-
tate Of Anna NJ. Carter. Deceased. No.
~ luf, AdminiStra'Io ion Docket l0S-Ap-
plicatlon having been made herein for
probate Of the last Will and testament OF
SAID deceased. and for letters testamentary
on said estate. by Morton r Brant, 1t is
ordered this jtn day OF June AID 1885.
that Harry Bennett. DAISY Klees. Clara
wheeler, the unknown heirs at law and
mex, OF kin OF Anna VI. Carter. deceased,
II any, and ali others concerned appear
IN said court on Monday, the 27th day
70 show cause why such application should
not be granted Let notice hereof be pub
iished 10 the Wsshiugton Law Reporter"
and The Evening Star once in each of
three successive weeks before the return
day herein mentioned. ths FIRST publication
sal return day. PEYTON GORDON Jus
tice tSeal1 Attest: THEODORE Goes
WELL Register Of Wills for the District
Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probste Court.
Evening star., 1936-06-27
GEORGE FRANCIS WILLIAMS, Attorney.

IN The SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
- tr!ct Of Columbia, Holding a Probate
ANNIE 4, oDoNNELL Deceased NO.
AZ $50 Adm-ORDFR FOR RATTFIcA-
TON IN, NISI--The- Lincoln National Bank
Of washington Executor Of the VIII OF
said Annie A. ODonnell, deceased having
reported 70 the Court that II has agreed
70 sell unto one Victor s. Baril for the
price OF SCI 90 90 all cash subject TO a
commission OF 81 payable to the corpora-
tlon Whlcn; as agent. procured said pur-
chaser certain real estate known as house
and premises No 1929 Eighth Street,
North West in the City OF WASHINGTON
Dstrlct Of Columbia, otherwise described
es Lot u IN John Sherman's subdivision
o. part Of Square 41G 4 Is. this 18th day
OF June. AID. 1896, ORDERED that safe
sale Of real estate be ratified and con-
nrmed by this Court unless cause to the
contrary be shown on or before the 5th
day Of July. AD I936' Provided a copy
OF this order be published in The wash
inngton Law Reporter and The Evening
star newspaper once q week for three sue
cesSiVe weeks prior TO said aforementioned
date BY the Court PEYTON GORDON
Juytice fseal 4 true Copy. Attest:
THEODORE COGsWELL. Register Of wills
lor the District Of Columbia. Clerk OF the
Probate Court gaDO . - Ia
Evening star., 1936-06-27
LEONARD A. BLOCK, Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
=, Columbia. Holding Probate Court
NO. 80 0a2, Administration. This is 10
Give Notice: That the subscriber Of the
District Of Columbia has obtained from the
Probate Court OF the District Of Columbia
Letters OF Administration on the estate Of
cara Isabella Bean. late Of the District
OF Columbia, deceased. Ali persons hav-
ing claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof. legally authenticated.
to the subscriber on or before the 2Sth
day Of May, AID. 1897; otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all benefit
OF said estate. Given under nv hand
this 4th day Of June 1896 ALBERT T.
BEAN, l303 Pa: Ave. NV. tSeall Attest:
LhEQDORE COGSWELL. REGISTER of Wills
for the District of Columbia. CLERK Of fhe
Probate Court ieI3 on 81
Evening star., 1936-06-27
LEGAL NOTICES.
ERsKINE GORDON, AttoTBe-7;


SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OP
Columbis. Holding Probate Court No
% o9O. Administration This is 10 Give
Hotlee: That the subscriber. Of the State
Of virginia has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District % Columbia Letters
Test amentsry on the estate OF Abby W
Stephens late Of the District Of Columbia.
deceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof legally
before the End day '' Of ESei Junei 'p b O4a39
from all benefit Of said estate Given
Iass W1LMER '' J wAIiER al fs eP5 r '1nf q9th
3t.s, " EEoDoRE EoG55a3RstS5 ooosRELf Ressts7 sfs
Clerk Of the Probate Court je13 9027
CHARLES V. INLAY, JOHN r. REID,
. 1Sls = 81. NV. Washington. d. c..
~ r,,v AtGTnsys s41gg for Pstitioners; 49,.
triet Of Columbia Hoid,1a a Proba1e
Court In re: u Margaret " Vining, De-
essSsd SSEz Adm No, ~ Sos DOCKET lO7.-
Z haying been made herein BY Roy N. VininR
ana Grace ]. Flynn for probate OF the
last VII and testament OF said deceased,
sno Tor letters Of administration eta 20
he issued to Charles V Inlay 1t IS ordered
I this 10th day Of June 1888, that Jennie
MaFiord, John Wsrford, Pet Cox, Charlie
WarioTd. Etol Friedrich, Mary Wittendsle,
Ion Warford and Alfred Warford and all
others concerned appear in said Court on
q Monday. the Goth day Of July 1886 at
70 o.clock a n, to show cause why such
notice hereof be published in the wash
!nEion Law Reporter and the Evening
sLar. once IN each Of three successive
weeks before the return day herein men
TONED, the FIRST publication 70 be not less
than thirty days before said return day
rue COPY o0EPoN Httesf MEIVE EIGffs' MsRaE ssf
DEPUTY REGISTER Of Wins for the District
OF Columbia Clerk Of the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1936-06-27
PROPOSALS.

PROCUREMEET DIVISION. PUBLIC
WORKS Branch. Washington, d. C. June %.
lp36-Sealed bids in duplicate will be pub
hciy opened in this ONCE at ] o a m. July 2.
1886. for furnishing all labor and materials
and performing all work for air condition.
ing in rooms Nos. 5000, 3002. 3004 and
1902 al the Internal Revenue Building at
Washington. D. G. Specifications and draw
tnEs fh any will be supplied free 10 each
contractor interested In submitting a pro-
possl. The above drawings and specihca-
tions must be returned TO this Office Speci-
hcstions and drawings 81 any viii not be
furniSheo TO contractors who have consist
entity failed 70 submit proposals One set
upon request and when considered in the
Interests of the Government. viii be fur
-nished builders exchanges chambers Of
commerce or other organizations who Will
guarantee 70 make them available for any
suocontracfor or material firm interested.
viii be withdrawn II the sets are not re-
turned after they have ACCOMPLISHED their
purpose ". z. REYNOLDS. Assistant d.
rector OF Procurement. Public Works
Bfahcn te25-2627