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Evening star., 1938-03-07
JOHNNIES RATED Sd
FOR S. A. TOURNEY
Meet Asheville in First Game,
Eastern Drawing Monroe
Aggies of Georgia.

st. Johns, which tonight will strive
to become the first basket ball team
outside the public high realm ever to
capture The Evening Stars metro
politan scholastic crown when it col
lides with Eastern at Tech High gym,
has been seeded No. team in the
South Atlantic tourney, which starts
Thursday at Lexington, Va.
Sponsored by Washington and Lee
University. the South Atlantic event
will feature the flnalists in The Star
tourney, plus Bethesda Chevy Chase.
semifinalist, and Briarley Military
Academy of Ammendale, Md.
st. Johns will clash with Asheville.
N. c.. High Thursday night at Z
o'clock, with Eastern meeting the
Monroe Aggies Of Monroe, Ca, at 8
o'clock.
Bethesda-Chevy Chase will stack UP
against Lanier High of Macon, Ga,
No. 4 seeded team, at 2:30 o'clock
Thursday afternoon. while Briarley
will face Staunton Military Academy
at 4:3O o'clock,
Evening star., 1938-03-07
PONZI APPROACHES
CUE THRONE AGAIN
Gains Lead in World Tournament
by Beating Rudolph for
Fourth Win in Row.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 7.-Andrew
Ponzi Of Philadelphia, former title
holder. is hot on the trail Of another
world pocket billiards championship
with four straight victories In the cur
rent tournament.
Ponh added brilliant victory to his
skein last night when he trimmed
Erwin Rudolph Of Cleveland. 125 to
12o. in II innings. PonM had . high
run Of 50 to Rudolphs IS. He Is one
victory ahead Of Irving Crane. Livonia,
N. Y, and Willie Mosconi, Phila-
delphia, who are tied for second with
three victories each.
Onofrio Lauri Of Brooklyn knocked
Marcel Camp Of Albany, N. Y, out Of
the unbeaten class early last night by
defeating him, 125 to 80. in 20 innings.
Lauris high run was 20 to Camps %.
The IL players in the tourney met
yesterday and voted to stage only one
round d-robin tournament each year
instead Of two. It was agreed that
the players who finish in the first eight
In this tourney will qualify auto
matically for the next, while the last
four will play q special invitation
round-robin With eight sof the leading
younger stanA
Evening star., 1938-03-07
RISKS
UNBEATEN RECORD
Yet to Lose Here, Tackles
MirabeIIa Tonight With
Dempsey Refereeing.

The undefeated local ring record
of Joey Archibald, popular Providence
featherweight will be in Jeopardy to-
night at Turner's Arena when he
stacks up against Johnny Mirabella,
New York Italian. in q 10-round
feature bout that will be refereed by
Jack Dempsey, former world heavy
weight champion.
Archibald, who has trounced eight
fighters in local engagements, has
been irEtalled q Us favorite over
Mirabella, who has fought the best
and lost to them.
Capacity Crowd Expected.
Another capacity crowd is antic:-
pated by Promoter Joe Turner, since
all ringside seats were disposed of
several days ago. Dempsey, here to
promote . new enterprise. has pur-
chased . block Of $50 seats, with his
prospective customers as his guests.
A Furnishing right-hand puncher,
the slick-haired Archibald, who has
gained his greatest measure Of fistic
oANSVco Al AONol AAAI6c, - 0PpCdl lIlB
here for the first time in six months
under Promoter Turner. having closed
a feud with Matchmaker Goldie
Ahern. In his last encounter here
Archy whipped Biff Lemieux at the
Rialto.
Mirabella Worth Watching.
Mirabella is something Of a mystery,
but II caliber Of foes mean anything,
Johnny apparently is worth watch
ing.
Amanda Stella. Chicago feather
weight. will aim at the Abe Danner
former international amateur cham
pion, in an eight-round semi-final,
while four-round bouts list FL Brook
man facing Ernie Tartaglia, Rusty
Baker toiling with Hunter Crostic
and Red Tucker trading blows with
Joe Temes.
Action will get under way at $50
o'clock.
Evening star., 1938-03-07

tie fnds Washington Gas Light lead
ing National Biscuit by . game, with
Charles Schneider Baking q game
back Of the runner-up Miller Of
the w. g. L. team tops with 1l4-40
. Duhey's Debs, winners Of the
first half, and Rodlun's Newsettes.
second half champions, will roll OF
for the women's title in the Acacia
Mutual Life Insurance League next
Friday night at the Arcadia In
the mems section Mooer's Redskins,
first half winners, are leading the
second half w. c. Freeman, the
loops scorer, is second high with an
average Of 103-54 >. H. Lewis Is the
leader with 107-48.
Ten games in front, Cherrydale
looks sure winner in the Methodist
Protestant League =. The runner-up
spot lies between Fort Myer Heights
and North Carolina Avenue No. -. :.
Dick Clouser Is the individual leader,
with an even Ill c. G. Davis
and c. Keyes hold season records OF
$50 and 376, respectively.
The Barnacles gained undisputed
possession of first place in the Bureau
Of Engineering loop by sweeping the
last-place Squids.
Sandfords in Front.
Sandford's shutout Monument Elec-
trio to assume a two-game lead in
the Silver Spring Georgia Avenue
League . Ken Schroyer's 126-373
and Jack Arauho's l30-37l led the
sweep Johnnie Stewart's 137-391
were tops in Stewart Brothers rout
Of Cornelius Printing E. . Frank Spates
was the star. with 12536l in Grotto
Grill's 2-1 decision over Paul's Place.
Bob Temple banged out 1924
as Wolfe Motors forged to the front
in the Silver Spring American League
by tripping Shepherd Market three
times =. Buddy Hays 141-389 were
high in Dome Oils sweep over Stewart
Brothers Grotto Grill, the run
ner-up, won two from Stewart Broth
ers Longfellow Food Shop is set
ting the pace in the Silver Spring
Ladies loop. game ahead of Hen
drick Service >. Marie Spates Of the
leaders is the top bowler, with . 102
average Her IA and $50 are all
time league records t. Alma Schultz
Is the strike leader, with 20.
Plant Industry is showing the way
In the Agricultural Interbureau League
.. Sugar Section Is second. two games
back Bill Browns early season
395 still is the mark to beat His
l72 should land the high-game award
Evening star., 1938-03-07
SANDE'S TURF ACE
BIG DERBY THREAT.
Faster in Santa Anita Win
Than Any Horse Has Been
in Kentucky Classic.
BY the Associated Press.


LOS ANGELES, March 7.-Barring
mishap between now and May. Stage
hand, acclaimed today as another
Man O. War. stands as the most dan
gerous candidate In the historic Ken
lucky Derby.
Stagehand's smashing victory in the
$1,000 Santa Anita Handicap, when
he stepped out Of his swaddling clothes
and whipped some of the best tried and
seasoned stake horses in the land,
YVES done in amazing time-faster
than any winner ever ran In the Ken
lucky Derby.
The history Of the Blue Grass classic
discloses the closet time to that
made by Stagehand was set In 1881
by Twenty Grand. Stagehand ran
the mile and one-quarter Saturday in
2 minutes 1876 seconds. Twenty
Grand's time over the same distance
was minutes As seconds-the fast
6sCsever made in the Derby as far back
as 1896, when the Derby distance was
cut to q mile and one-quarter.
"Wonder Horse" Sande Believes.
Stagenand. frisky, strapping bay
colt. broke the track record here in
nosing out the great handicap cham
pion of 1887. Seabiscuit. Azucar hung
up the mark in 1885 when he won the
handicap in minutes 2 is seconds.
seabiscuit, Pompoon. Aneroid and
the rest of the handicap field took q
crack 1T that record-and the win
ner's purse of s9l .450, but it was Stage
hand, the only 3-year-old, who sue
ceeded.
Earl Sande, who sent Stagehand in
to win the $4,000 Santa Anita Derby
February % and then de1ied custom
and critics by saddling him to victory
in the handicap. believes he has .
wonder horse"
Sande is not one to bestow idle
praise or make wild predictions. He
is the only jockey Of modern times
to pilot home three winners in the
Kentucky Derby Gallant Fox in 1880,
Flying Ebony in 1925 and Zev in 1928.
Likes The Chief, Too.
SAnde believes he can keep Stage
han don top Of his form for the Derby
May Z.
Sande has another colt which
may bring further Joy to Owner Max
we'll Howard II Stagehand misses out
in the Kentucky Derby. It is The
Chief. He proved good 2-year-old,
winning two races, including the Ma
tional Stallion Stakes at Belmont,
and rates high with Sande.
Evening star., 1938-03-07
Badn,ir,t0n Sen,i-F inal Berths
At Stake IN D. C.. Meet Tonight

1s John H.1 ssDnsn Fae d.
Roseftson ser S defested sea' john Donohoe l5Ms:
10.l5. 15.,-9: Hairy Ho%lett defeated At.
l5-: Holmead Callan defeated Sidney
asisstedj Loas .s, Gro5ss, pi5s. lSZ9i BIZ
u, Second roqnd7r.rr,nstS9n de dsfeseed nte
ner. l5|. l5-2: Doyle. defeated Brooks.
1S-s is-I Healest HS.les esasa defe.s.a keSsTsson.
1s-17.. 15-13: Faulkner defeated Callan.
's Lander ''i;s; s;':.':s s;I''';s S'''st Ri' }s
Mems Doubles.
First round-Faulkner-conroy deteated
Ms1er ds,.sfsS s9 t5e Gang
Tsrds.52ooi. Sefe.s.d Wiso8.port 15s.
fsrri7'iiGSns:tbfs
feated Pollock Gardner. .4-l5, $40.
sfssssaf fs:ssa iHS snFsvfs1,tt' i de-
Ladies' Singles.
rhsI ssS ii id sssa
chp
Mildred Gilbert. 1I-2. 10: Mary Ryan
defeated Frances Alex. Ill. 11-3.
Mixed Doubles.
First round-Baker.Baker defeated vii.
lo0ghby- 15-6. 1b-4; Norment-
i6-I; Lee-Day defeated Travis.fernsler,,
l6-6. 16-11; Graham.Farrington de.
feated Thompson-Donner. 1|5, 15-6;
16-12; NJ. Ryan-Conroy defeated Wilson.
Wilson. 15-4, .15-1O; Finckel-Briggs de.
feated FArrand-Farrand, 15-S, lb-2;
Brooks. 15-2. 9-15. 1917.
Evening star., 1938-03-07
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.
BRANCH RICKEY says he Will

BRANCH RICKEY says he Will
supplant the Cardinal hold
outs with youngsters. He also states
that he does not intend to be held
up by star ball players and that
he will not sell Hornsby under any
conditions.
Palace rollers heaved 507, b22
and 561 sets in walloping the Ma
tionak in a National Capital Duck
pin League match. Watson had
strings of 1o3, los and 1876 for the
winners.
Ted Lewis Of England, world
welterweight champion. and Jack
Britton of Philadelphia, former
titleholder, fought in a 10-round,
no-decsion exhibition bout in At
lanta, Ga.
Evening star., 1938-03-07
GR|DMEN TO RACE
IN RELAY AT c. j.
College Fours Will Pass
Football, Block Rivals
in Wild Scramble.

A football relay race. sending into
competition gridmen Of Maryland,
Georgetown. George Washington.
Catholic and American Universities
with football being used instead Of q
baton-will be an added feature Of
c. Us big indoor track meet at
Brookland Saturday night.
The novelty, an idea Of Tommy
whelan. one Of c. Us greatest running
backs, will pit all Of the city's major
colleges against each other for the first
time and should prove as amusing as
1t will be different.
At the start. each contestant will
hold a football In his teeth while
making a runners orthodox crouching
start. The scheme here Is to allow
both hands free for blocking and hold
ing as no referees whistle will result
In the usual 15-yard penalty for such
an o1ense.
Each Man 70 Run Lap.
Each man will run one lap. or . dis
tance Of 147 yards. on the board track
and at the end may shovel. lateral or
forward pass to his teammate awaiting
his turn No mention has been made
as to where the pass may be made
from or beyond what point 1t may not
be caught.
The contestants will wear the foot-
ball or basket ball jerseys Of their
respective schools and knee pads will
be the fashion in anticipation OF spills,
because of the sharp turns, or other
wise. Because Of the narrow track
with . gridman and football probably
occupying the space Of two ordinary
thinclads, the race will be run in
heats.
Terp, Card Teams Chosen.
Although g. W.. q. q. and A. q
are keeping their entries secret until
the last minute, Maryland officials
said today that they would depend
upon Jim Meade, Charley Weidinger
Blair Smith and Dick Surgent. while
c. U. is expected to use Irish Carroll
Bud Munhall. Vic Millar and either
Joe Guyon or Burke Vidnovic.
Gold medals will be presented men,
bers of the winning team by the
Touchdown Club.
Evening star., 1938-03-07
=.
Principal Hart
To Attend Game

Charles Hart. Eastern High
School principal and one Of the
most beloved followers Of scholastic
sports here, will make one Of his
infrequent personal appearances at
athletic events tonight when he
attends The Evening Stars Metro
politan tourney title game between
Eastern and St. Johns at Tech
High gym.
A walking encyclopedia Of scho-
lastic sports history here, Mr.. Hart
has been forced to forego many
athletic events due to illness. The.
Eastern principal, who recently
celebrated 20 years Of service at the
school, attended the semi-linal
games Saturday.
Evening star., 1938-03-07
Richmond Expected to Beat
Quota for Duckpin Entries

That Richmond will 20 over its So
team quota is the optimistic view Of
Executive Secretary George L. Ise-
mann after q trip to the site Of the
National Duckpin Bowling Congress
Tournament. which opens March IS
-. AL Hosselton, vice president Of the
congress and secretary Of the Rich
mond Duckpin Association, has been
. key man in lining up entries
Bill Haskins, at whose Recreation
Health Center the eleventh annual
classic will be held, hasn't let any
grass grow under his feet, either {.
Sixteen booster teams, most Of them
representing business firms in the Old
Dominion city, have been accorded
the honor spot on the opening night,
when Gov. James H. Price of Virginia
and Mayor Fulmer Bright Of Rich
mond get the tournament under way
Both are warm friends OF Haskins.
A benefit match for the widow of
the late Charles L. Harding, who
championed the cause of the National
congress, will be held at Westport.
Conn.,, next Thursday night A
crack New Haven team. headed by
the colorful Jack White, and the
Bridgeport All-Stars, which numbers
such maple sharpshooters as Tony
Iannarone. Joe LaMastra and George
Brown, will shoot 1t out in teams
doubles and singles To COM
memorate his memory a Charles
Harding day will be set aside.
Rosslyn Lands Tournament.
Calf Davis Rosslyn maple plant has
been awarded next years Virginia
State Open Sweepstakes .. Paul
Jarman was the winner Of the event
recently held at Richmond Carl
Gochenour, Arcadia's lanky shooter,
is the all-events champion Of the
Virginia State tournament Roll
ing in the Rosslyn Independent League
qualified him His 453 set with
the A. L. Kelly team, which placed
second. made it easy for him to cop
the title with a nine-game total OF
1,155 Jack Talbert, Georgetown's
District League anchorman, finished
second in the singles, with 431 .
He was the winner until some gink
shot 437 about am, hours after
. properly managed tournament long
should have been over.
Norman Schroth. former president
Of the District League. rolling with
Convention Hall. pulled one for the
book at the hall last week Shoot
ing at pins 2, Z and for a spare
the ball barely touched No. to make
it wabble and 1t didn't lose its equi-
librium for seconds after No. 8 pin had
been slid over to knock down No.
g. Evelyn Ellis. averaging ll8 for
| 30 games, topped her Rosslyn team
mates on the recent Florida trip &.
Gait Davis shot at a 124 pace.
Freddie Moore, whose most notable
bowling feat was achieved in the first
Howard Campbell Sweepstakes when
| he shot q record 185 back In 1927, Is
in Naval Hospital being treated fol
q leaky blood vessel in his nose
Once president Of the District League
and a star on the Meyer Davis teams
Freddie the last several years has
confined his rolling to the Federal and
Country Club Leagues There's
now q John Henry Hiser, jr. -. The
blessed event happened last week -.
The stork also visited the Bernie
Christians An 8-pound boy will
be christened James Russell.
Joe Palmer's Set Is High.
Joe Palmer's 800 is giving the Mer-
chant League pinmen something to
! shoot at .. A three-club pennant bat.
Evening star., 1938-03-07
STAGEHAND'S TIME
SURPRISES OWNER
Had Purpose|y Kept Horse
From Test With Admiral,
Tropical Reopens.
Ey the Associated Press.


CORAL GABLES. Fla. March T.
Another record Florida horse racing
season rounded the final turn today
with the reopening Of Tropical Park
for the second half Of its split season.
War Admiral, winner Of the $50 900
Widener Challenge Cup, was being
shipped home today, but most OF the
other horses that raced at Hialeah
Park during its 46-day meeting were
transferred to Tropical to compete for
the $250,000 to be distributed in the
next 30 days.
Clocks, fleet winner of the Hialeah
Inaugural. was favored to take to-
days feature, the Pan American
Handicap over 6 furlongs.
Record Meet Foreseen.
Track officials predicted the meet
ing would be q record breaker, as was
Hialeah,s. in which betting was nearly
$4,000, 900 ahead Of the previous sea-
son, and attendance proportionately
greater. The first half of Tropicals
season also set new records.
Today's opening had to share in
terest with flood Of discussions and
comparisons of the Admirals per-
formance in the Widener Handicap
and stagehand's thrilling victory over
Seabiscuit at Santa Anita in Satur-
days two turf headliners.
Stagehand's owner. Col. Maxwell
Howard. who remained In Miami and
heard the race by radio, was jubilant
over the Santa Anita victory.
II sent him to California to escape
that electric rabbit CWar AdmiraD
at Hialeah. and look what he does
he only runs the mile and . quarter
handicap in 2:01 3-5, while War Ad-
miral required 2:03 4-5," Col. Howard
said.
Electric Rabbit" Right.
The colonel was right about War
Admiral being Hialeah's electric rab-
bit. The other horses in the Widener
Handicap had no more chance than
q pack of greyhounds chasing q me
chanical bunny. The Admiral's sup
porters say he could have bettered his
time had he been pressed.
Jockey Charley Kurtsinger brought
the Admiral to the front of the pack,
opened up q fve-length margin and
threw out the clutch to coast In by
length and q half over the second
place Zevson.
War Admiral's owner, Samuel d.
Riddle, was . bit exuberant himself
as his prize package was made ready
by Trainer George Conway for ship
ment to the Glen Riddle Farm in
Maryland for rest before an Eastern
campaign.
Evening star., 1938-03-07
PARK VIEW IS STRONG.

Park View Fairgrounds soccer team
was reckoned as one of five having q
good chance to win the junior cup
series today as result Of It's 20
victory over Virginia Avenue. another
contender, yesterday. The Sherwood
and Rosedale Fairgrounds both are
in the running, as is Montgomery-Blair
High School.
Evening star., 1938-03-07

Semi-flnal berths in all divisions Of
the annual District badminton tour
nament will be at stake tonight as
10 quarter Anal matches in mems and
women's singles and doubles and mixed
doubles are scheduled at Kensing-
toms National Guard Armory.
The first matches Of the night will
begin at o'clock and play will be
continuous.
Elinor Finckel exhibited the best de-
fensive skill yesterday as she blanked
Ethel Smith in both games, but de-
Tending champion Margaret Graham
and Margaret Ryan lost only one point
in two games with Katherine Chip
man and Hortense NORM.
Max Harrington, John Conroy, Joe
Baker and Waldron Faulkner-seeded
in that order-reached the quarter
finals without trouble.
Tonight's schedule and yesterdays
results:
Today's Schedule.
Kay Baker vs.. Polly Preston. Eiinor Finckel
ys: MarFsret Ryan; MargaTet Graham vs.
A.r AAsrion rsuls: 7:3o p.m' Mary Ryan W.
Mems singles (auarter- -nnals)--s pm.
Harry Hewlett. $50 pm. Max Fsrrinston
", Dave Lander, Waldron Faulkner ".
Ladies' doubles tnrst round)-e PM.
9aker-Thompson vs.. smith-Morin. PreSton.
Thompson Vi. .Willoulhby.- Graham
Horment vs.. Paul-Alex. Dort-Wilson vs.
Ryan-Ryen.
Mems doubles--.8:30. .Faulkner-conroy
vs.. Gano-Mayer. Callan.Howlett vs.. Ed
wards-Brooks. Perce.Donohoe vs. .shreve-
Briggs: 10 pm. Farrinston-Baker vs..
. Mixed doubles tauarter -nnsls)-1o pm.
RyAn-Conroy VS.. Finckel- Brtsgs: 1890.
Haker-Baker W. sannebeck-sannebeck.
Norment t-Shreve vs.. Lee:Day. Graham
Farrington vs.. Ryan-DOnohoe.
Results eYesterday-Men's Singles.
First round-P.t Hayes defeated yaua. yasl
l,S.s; pave Lander deis.tfd Robert t.rn; .fnc
Nelson Loomis. f1 iS-1: Mae ponnel
defeated qeorge Allen, .1A-9. 1eSA8i ~
ffed Doyle dsfeatsd 0sofss Hsckert 1b-A
Evening star., 1938-03-07
RUARK TAKES TITLE
Cueist, Unbeaten In IL Matches,
Repeats 1880 Victory.

Gene Ruark, rlnner-up last year,
has repeated his 1885 victory in the
Districts three-rail billiard tourna-
ment by clinching the current cham
pionship.
Victorious in all IL of his matches.
Ruark cannot lose the 1888 title even
should he lose to Doc Hall in his final
match tomorrow night. In addition
to his new crown, Ruark has the
record of the highest run, nine, and
his best game Of IS innings fell only
two points short Of the record.
Evening star., 1938-03-07
REGAL QUINT STOPPED.

A second-half rally by the Regal
five was futile in Baltimore yester-
day when it dropped q 1888 decision
to the Y. M. H. A. courtmen Of that
city. The losers came within 4 points
of tying the score late in the game,
but the hosts 27-20 half-time lead
proved too much to overcome.
Evening star., 1938-03-07
HOWARD TRACKMEN OUT
Four Veterans Pace Squad of 27
Bisons in Training.

Bisons in Training.
-Four veterans are pacing ~ candi-
dates for Howard University's track
team as 1t prepares for the 1888 season
Ben Smythe, the Bisons' c. I. A. A.
quarter-mile champion; Hermon Bell,
Bill Archer and Walter Brooks are the
experienced men.
Coach Harry Payne, optimistic about
the season, will hold indoor workouts
until warm weather. One Of his most
promising recruits is Coleman Patter-
son. a Philadelphian with q good
record as q sprinter.
Evening star., 1938-03-07
ORIOLES IN HOCKEY TIE.

BALTIMORE. March R.-1n a
slashing attack which carried the
game into an overtime period. the
Baltimore Orioles tied the Hershey
Bears last night 3-to-3 in an Eastern
Amateur Ice Hockey League game.
Evening star., 1938-03-07
ANGLERS IN SESSION.

The Washington Chapter Of the
Izaak Walton League will meet We'd
nesday evening at the Raleigh Hotel
The f1sh-story contest. begun at the
last meeting, will be continued.
Evening star., 1938-10-29

FOR SALE BY OWNER AT SACRIFICE
s-story semi-brick house; : rms, tile
bath with shower. large living rm,, open
fireplace h.-w.h.. basement. built-in ga
rase. large lot; conv. to trans. and schools.
Evening star., 1938-10-29
PAUL sLEMAN. Attorney.

States for the District OF Columbia, a,
Holding Probate Conrt.---No. 81 O4a. Ad-
the subscriber Of the District f'ts Of Columbia
has obtained from the Probate Court Of the
District of Columbia. Letters Testamentary
on the estate Of Annie H. Kline. late OF
sons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with
me vouchers thereof, LEGALLY authentics ted
'hs oe5Ssrr on Or before .he 18th
may by law BE- excluded from all benefit Of
SAID estate; Given under my hand this
?bth day Of October 1888. MARGARET F.
Attest; THEODORE COGsWELL. REGISTER
OF Wills for the District of Columbia. Clerk
OF the Probate Court oc"9 no5l.
DIsTR1cT COURT OF THE UNITED
uoSda,te States p for the District Of Columbia.
ministration.-This is to Give Notice That
the Subscribers. who were by the District
Court OF the United States for the District
on the estate Of Eliza 4. bousherty. de-.
ceased. have. with the approval Of the
District Court Of the United States for the
District of Columbia holding Probate
November; 1898, at 10 o'clock am. as the
time. and said Court room as the place.
for making payment and distribution from
control, when and where ali creditors And and
persons entitled TO distributive shares or
leRacies. or the residue. or parts thereof
are notified to attend. in person or by agent
claims ssainst the estate properly vouched
October. 1928 NATioNAL SAVINGS AND
b61s epNrsNS s2 BRYCE uef sHKB AFEp aot
ney. (sealD Attest: THEODORE COOS
WELL. REGISTER Of Wills for the District OF
coiumbia Clerk OF the Probate Court.