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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-04-16
CHAPTER XIII

Presently DR.. Shimazu came on
deck and talked to Dick Wayne.
81 think she's all right now," he
said. "You go look for yourself"
"The knife wound-?" Dick asked.
1.-THE wound isn't going to amount
to anything, I hope. But you come
with me and look, SO can go
home"
Dick went below with DR.. Shimazu,
and hesitantly made his way into the
little stateroom in the stern where
he usually slept.
Hokano was stretched out face
down upon the bunk beside Lllua,
his face upon his arms; and Lilua
had turned a little SO that she could
hide her face in Hokano's shoulder.
When Dick had stood there for a
moment, Lilua lifted her head, and
looked at Dick without expression.
At first he thought that she was
unable to see him; but in a few mo-
ments he decided that she did. She
was simply looking at him with COM
plete impersonality, like a cat; or
perhaps simply like girl looking at
someone who doesn't mean anything
to her any more. Soon Lilua low
cred her head again, returning her
face to Hokano's shoulder; and it
wac perfectly evident that Dick was
instantly gone from her mind.
81 guess you were right" DR.. Shi-
mazu said. 1T takes a Kanaka TO
fix Kanaka-providing they don't
kill each other first"
.'Of course I was right" Dick
said. "Can she be moved ashore
now?"
81 think so; yes"
''Inyashi! See that the girl IS
moved ashore-carefully-and taken
home.'
Eyes, Tonga"
Maybe" Dr.. Shimazu suggested,
81 can go home now?"
.Your night is only starting"
Dick answered; eve got other work
for you now.''
Dick called away the shoreboat
again, and, with Shimazu, went
aboard The. Sarah. ..---------
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M@~A
peA4oAoI

A number of youngsters were seen
enjoying the old fashioned game
King of the Hill, at the saw dust pile
on the grounds of the Balmer Saw
Mill, Saturday. The following were
playing the game with vengeance.
Robert Which, James Lewis. Peggy
Martin, June Sechler, Colleen Good
man. The boys stood the girls.
&&
As mayor of this village, w. A.
Howe has had about every duty to
perform ranging all the way from
settling neighborhood quarrels to con.
ferences with tax officials. A new
category of responsibility was avoided
by a hairs breadth Saturday night.
The mayor has as yet never officiated
at a marriage ceremony. Just as hiz-
onner was ready to leave, a couple
rushed in breathlessly and asked the
mayor to tie the knot. The couple was
informed that there was an abundance
of preachers in town and a most eff
ficient justice of the peace and any
way it might be more binding if a
minister presided at such a funtion.
The mayor was told however, that a
good friend of the prospective hus-
band and wife was wed by civil of
fetal and that the couple had been
happily married for six years. At
any rate the mayor won the argu-
ment and we have not checked furth-
er to see who really did perform the
ceremony. The mayor afterwards
confided in us that he could have per-
formed the ceremony and that he had
a form often used by civil officials on
such occasions.
A number of people in Bluffton or
der license plates from the state high
way departmnt bearing their own in
itials on the serial letters. Paul
Stauffer, this year, just happened ito
get one of plates with the PS serial
He says that quite few people have
already asked him how it happened
He just happened in at the Bixel Gar
age on Cherry street when the last Ps
licnse remained. The PS group of sc
numbers was allotted to Bluffton to
take care of demand while the ZB and
IF numbers were being made. They
were delayed because of fire at the
Ohio State penitentiary paint shop
where they were made.
Junior and Clark Basinger, sons oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Basinger, living
west of town, spent far more than II
per cent of their wages for defense
bonds and stamps. Upon being so
licited at the school for stamps the
boys surprised everyone by saying
that they preferred bonds. They bo
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-04-16
HIGH PRESSURE
BLOWS UP
STEAM Line

High pressure living sometimes
puts a strain on stomach, liver,
kidneys and bowels. Go easy on
them. All help make those red
blood cells. Richard Felver, 416
Elm St., Sidney, Ohio says: my
kidneys and liver were sluggish from
constipation until | started using
Worlds Tonic. I've got a better
appetite too since taking it." Head
aches, bilious attacks, rheumatic-hke
pains and stiffness are all aggravat-
ed by constipation. A few cents
day will supply the famous Worlds
Tonic, with its roots, barks and
herbs from various old countries,
where most of our ancestors orig
mated. Get Worlds Tonic at Sid
ney's Drug Shop and all other
modern Drug Stores q 63)
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Protecting Eyes

Do you go in for sunbathing? Then
you know all about the application
of suntan lotion in the interests of
that nice, even tan. But what are
you doing about your eyes? The an
swer is cotton pads, dipped into
witch hazel, rose water or any good
eye lotion, pressed over the eyes
while you are in the sun. Better
even than sun glasses, because pads
don't leave you with that google"
look. The eyes should be bathed
after you come in from boating, ten
mis-, riding, even touring all day In
a car.
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both $50 and SIS series Z bonds And
incidentally the boys work mighty
hard for that money. Junior inform
ed us this week that he has been earn
ing S1.50 day for 10 hour day of
hard farm work.
A further example of patriotic CO.
operation is seen in the willingness
of George Carmack, proprietor of the
Star threatre, to donate the splendid
short, advertising the sale of defense
paign sere. Most of you have seen
ances.
Prospects of shortages of tires and
Jallopies this summer aren't worrying
any of the boys who usually fish in
Michigan-not as long as they con-
tinue to bite at the National quarry.
Spanked by early season record catch
es the boys-and girls too-are out
In force at the quarry angling for the
g ones.
Sunday found banks at the quarry
well populated with fishermen and
catches were reported good. Harold
Kohl, 4th grade pupil, hooked one
reported thirty inches in length and
Jay Harris who occupies the Presby-
terian parsonage came home with a
19 pound carp, % inches long. Amos
Klingier of Orange township was hap
py when he pulled out a 13 inch crap
pie.
Gum dispensing machines have a
strange faculty of collecting lot of
things besides pennies, so says Fred
erick Herr, who disposed of his string
of machine recently. Meter works
employees have kept him well supplied
with washers when it was discovered
that these handy pieces would turn
the trio in the machine as we'll as a
penny.
It's good season for lambs, so says
Oliver Spaeth who occupies the Bert
sche farm on the County line. Last
Thursday one eve dropped four lambs
while another almost equalled the
record with three. From a flock of
|, eight ewes, Spaeth has received 18
lambs.
An almanac of the year of his birth
1884, is priced possession of Jacob
Nusbaum. The pamphlet is printed in
German and issued by publishing
house in Allentown, Pa. 1t was on ex-
hibit in the News window the past
week.
Beg pardon, Mrs. Elizabeth Par
rish whose oath birthday anniver-
sary was last Friday is not Bluff
toms oldest resident as stated in the
News last week. Two residents old
er are Mrs. Peter Oberly, SO and
John Garrett, who was 95 last
month on st. Patrick's day.
| Mrs. Oberly resides with her son
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Levi Oberly on Cherry street and
Mr.. Garrent lives with his daught-
er, Mrs. Isaac Brobeck on North
Jackson street. He has the distinc-
tion of being the eldest of a five
generation group and has 10 grand
children, % great grandchildren and
two great great grandchildren,
Here's another sure sign of
spring, William Althaus, west of
Bluifton was in town Monday exhib-
iting a fine mushroom.
There's nothing new under the
sun--and that applies to sugar ra-
tioning. Will Bigger of Orange
township was in town the other day
with one of the cards used to ra-
tion sugar in the first World war,
twenty-five years ago.The card pro-
vides a simple and effective method
of distributing the limited supply of
sugar available. As we recall it the
allotment was two pounds per per-
son monthly.
It's interesting to note how gov
ernmental DEGREES help to create de-
mand and set styles. Altho trous-
ers with cuffs can still be obtained
number of young men in the towr
already are insisting on having cuff
less trousers, local clothiers inform
ed US this week. We even predict
that many of the boys will have
their mothers iron out the cuffs in
their present trousers in order to
be in the latest style. Who said
that the woman is the tickle Great
ure
It's spring and tennis time is here,
but Sid Stettler, Bluffton High
school tennis coach wore his heavy
winter coat the first of the week to
have his picture taken with the ten
mis- squad. If we remember proper
ly tennis pictures usually are posed
with very light airy white sport
clothing. We didn't ask Sid wheth-
er he took his coat off for the pic
ture.
When Little Riley went over its
banks Friday it left a flock of My
ron Matters sheep unable to get
back to the barnyard. Myron solv-
ed the problem by getting the sheep
out of the field onto the Cemetery
road, crossing the Grove street
bridge and then to West Kibler
street to- South Main street and
home. Looked like old times of
forty years ago to see the large
| flock of sheep being driven down the
road.
And speaking of high water, Fred
Muller found Friday morning a largS
sign with the inscription Muller:
Lake" planted in the midst of th'
flooded lowlands on his farm near th'
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

The State of Ohio
Allen County. SIS.
Estate of Christian Klay. Deceased.
George III. Klay of $50 South Mound St,
Bluffton. Ohio. has been appointed and quail
fled as administrator of the estate of Christian
Kiay late of Allen County, Ohio. deceased
Dated this 27th day of March. 1912.
RAYMOND p. SMITH,
st Probate Judge.
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PAGE SEVEN

A. c. & Y. tracks. Some wag evi-
IDENTIFY got wet feet in playing a prac-
teal joke
And while most Bluffton people are
thinking about getting the lawn NOW
er in condition for spring, Elmer ROM
ey of South Main street has already
moved his lawn three times this sea-
son.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
Noah Basinger who celebrated their
thirty wedding anniversary last
Saturday and also to their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Edwards who observed their fifth an
niversary on the same day.
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A further example of patriotic CO.
operation is seen in the willingness
of George Carmack, proprietor of the
Star threatre, to donate the splendid
short, advertising the sale of defense
paign sere. Most of you have seen
ances.
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Here's another sure sign of
spring, William Althaus, west of
Bluffton was in town Monday exhib-
iting a fine mushroom.
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Dick time to consider. He supposed
that Garrett Waterson was assign
ing to Karen the attributes he had
chosen to recognize in the family
into which his son had married. Or,
perhaps, the old mans resentment
had been inspired by something
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both $50 and s25 series Z bonds And
incidentally the boys work mighty
hard for that money. Junior inform
ed US this week that he has been earn
ing Sl.50 a day for a 10 hour day of
hard farm work.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-21
Milionove pokuty ceskym
rolnikHm.

Nemectf landrati v Cechach
a ma Morave ukladajf ceskym
roln1kGm denne milionove po-
kuty "a zatajen1 obilf nebo ma
sa. V jednom elsie nemecke-
no listu Der Neue Tag bylo ia
kovych rozsudkd ma dive cele
strany n~ejmensfho tisku.
Bylo odsouzeno = jen poole
tohoto posledn1ho cisla = 159
ceskych roln1kd k trest1m We
zen1 V trvan1 13 let a ctyT me-
slcG a k pokutam "a 2, 2 900
korun. V dals1m elsie tehoz Ii
stu byly oznameny pokuty We
vysi 1,O75,O 900 korun a frosty
vezen1 v trvan1 % mes1c1.
Der Neue Tag prinas1 tako-
va ornament denne a odsouze-
nj must je zaplatiti jake inse-
raty. Pokuty jdou do poklad-
ny nemecke zimn1 pomoci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-21
100000 -.
ROMAN. Cd MICHALA BALUCKEHO.

Cd MICHALA BALUCKEHO.

chym a neznym byl cely jej
zivot.
Ustoupila z cesty tchyni, kite
ra 81 tolik ma nj naT1kala, i mu
III, jemuz Sc stati mohla breme
mem.
Bulikova nemohla Sc leknu.
tim vzpamatovati, vsecka sc
tfasla jake v zimnici a rukams
tahala Sc "a vlasy a naT1kala
Mcdonald Sc il tax o zemfelou
Ijako o sebe. Vedela dobre, &c
Sc O tstalo jejf vinou a nedbalo.
stf a bala Sc, re Dude musit Cd
povfdati "a to pred soudem =
nebo aspon pred lidmi. Zkou-
sela pTivolati il k zivotu VIOLA
MIN a o prekot Sc modlila.
"Nejsv6tejsf mako, kralov-
no nebeska! Jezfsi Nazaretsky,
smiluj Sc made mnou!"
Chtela pTivolati Tarchalu ma
pomoc, avsak nemela odvahy.
Konecne prisel sam z kramku S
lahvickOu V ruce.
eide jest mleko. Proc sc tax
d1vate ma Teklu? Co sc YAM sta
lo?" tazal Sc, vida jejf zdesenf.
"Pane Tarchalo, pane Tar
chalo," zaj1kala Sc ulekana ba-
bicka. Hrozne nestesti."
eco Sc stalo?"
Vase zena.
Nemusila vice rfci, neb Tar
chala, pTibl1ziv sc k ldzku re-
nine, spatril hroznou skutec-
most.
PRO rany Bozi! Co jste il u
delali!" zvolal, a odhodiv mis-
ku ma ZEN, uchopil zenu v OBJ
jet1. "Teklo, Teklo! -. ma re-
mol"
Jiz nevolal, ale kricel placti-
wynn hlasem.
"Ani znamky zivota," zvola]
pod6sen. Oci mel vyvalene a
hledel zoufale, hrozne.
Bette pro lekare, rychle pro
lekafe, snad Dude vedet rady."
Ma to pfisla Tarchalova. Kirk
pfivolal il z postele.
"CO Sc stale? 49,. Marku."
Syn il cd sebe income odstr-
Gil.
"Vy jste il zabily," vykrikl
a vybehl bez cepice, bez kaba-
tn, jake Silence, ma ulici, pro
lekaTe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-21
DalSi znasilnovani ceskeho
naroda.

Poole zprav obdrzenych u
ceskoslovenske vlady v Londy-
ne, nucene clenstvi v Hitlero-
vych spolc1ch mladeze bylo
nar1zeno pro vsechny ceske A
rice, muzskeho i zenskeho po-
hlav1, We veku cd 10 do 18 ro-
XII.
Je to pokus zlomiti Waste
necky odpor v ceske mladezi
prot nazistickemu rezimu. Vsi
chni, ma nez Sc tento rozkaz
vztahuje, must Sc prihlasiti k
Zapisu do konce 1nora priStiho
roku, patrne ably nazisticka
propaganda byla do mich
"vtloukana" quislingovskymi
Cechy.
We zdejsfch polskych kru-
zich byly obdrzeny zpravy, re
vGdcf ukrajinsky gushing, po-
rucik Osyp Pawliszyn, byl "a
bit polskymi vlastenci "a spo-
lupraci S Gestapem. Mimo to
sdeleno sem, re 148 vlastencG
bylo popraveno nemeckymi a i.
talskymi utiskovateli ma Bal
! kane a ma Krete.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-21

Ma pohreb a ma krtiny.

Zprava O smrti mlade Tar
chalove rozletela Sc brzy pc &C.
lem mestecku. Mluvilo sc o nj
proto, re V podobnych mestech
zf1dka kdy o necem Sc tolik MI
re mluviti, a pax proto, re byl
kazdy zvedav, jak Sc pri teto
pf1hod6 zachovajf pr1buzni t. j.
sud- a lekarnik. Pres to, re Sc
tito nechteli znati k pf1buzen-
stv1, kde Sc Tide d1kladne INA
j, nedaj1 Sc podobne veci ukry-
ii.
z tie pT1ciny mluvilo sc O smr-
tt Tarchalove nejenom mezi
chuds1 tr1dou, nybrz i We vys-
SIGH kruz1ch, a k vyssfm kru-
hum c1tal Sc zde cely svet tired
nicky, pan Lipcinsky, schudly
slechtic, ale vyp1naj1cf Sc svou
aristokraci1, farar, ktery byl "a
roven cestnym dekanem, a je-
ste nekolik osob.
VSichni ii obdrzeli hned dru-
ny den pc smrti Tarchalove cd
svych zvlastnfch donasec1 zpra
WI, re Sci Tarchala nejdr1ve k
soudn1mu.
Bydlel v jednopatrovem do
me V hlavn1 ulici, ktera byla "a
roven krajskou silnic1 a stale
tedy ozivovana pfej1zdej1c1mi
vozy, kocary, coz poskytovalo
dceram pana sudiho zamestna-
nj a zabavu; sotva re zahrcela
V ulici kola, hned specially vse-
cky k oknu Sc podfvat, kdo pri-
j1zd1. Byly til = jake tri gra-
Gle, avsak bez gracie a pIvab1,
neb pfedevs1m byly vsecky tTi
nesmfrne hubene, jakoby vysly
re stetce staronemecke skoly-
"a druhe rysave al ohnive Ger
vene, s bflymi rasami a mnoz-
Swim pin ma tvafi, a "a tfeti
hloup6 a zlostne. Bylo lie sme-
lie O Mich Tfci, CO jeden satirik
We vtipnem epigramu pravil G
jakesi Angelo, re totiz cele ra-
no Sc bill a cely den lidi cerni
Dcery pana sudfho skutecne O.
betovaly cele rano umelemu "a.
kryvani vSeho toho, elm sc ns
mich pTfroda prohresila. Nejpr.
We omyvaly 81 hubene obliceje
jakousi vodickou proti piham
kterou jim dodaval zdarma bra
trance lekarnfk - pax posypa'
valy 81 hojne pudrem, take oC
neho pochazejicim, tvar a Via
sy a pax vsemozne sc vyna
snazovaly zakryti sve kostnatt
tvary a zaokrouhliti ponekuC
ostrost rys1. Vedle techto "a
mestnanf zanasela Sc Bibian;
(kterou nazyvala matka mail
I've Bibinkou) ctenim romano
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-21
Patron prazskych zlatnikIG.

Protoze sv. Eligius byval kdy-
81 franckym zlatn1kem v Limo
ges, neil Sc stall misionaTem a
biskupem noyonskym a tour
nayskym, vybrali 81 jej zlatn1ci
a pf1buznl remesln1ci davno "a
patrona. Zvlaste cechy praz-
skych zlatn1kG a ozdobnik1 jej
velmi city, kdyz Karel w. pTi-
veil z Francie neco jeho ostat-
XII a zejmena jeho biskupskou
mitru a Jim to vse daroval. &C.
chy mely tyto klenoty ulozeny V
kostel1ku sv. Martina Mens1ho
ma Starem meste prazsk6m, kite
ry staval v Platnerske ulici v
m1stech pozdejs1ho zimn1ho re-
fektafe Klementina, kde je do
sud ma stTese vikyT a ma mem
zelezny kf1z. Z1skavse tento
kostel1k cele, prejmenovali jej
pax ma kapli sv. Eligia, kde o
%svetcove svatku l. prosince kaz
dorocne svetoeligijsky svGj po-
klad nejen verejne vystavovali,
nybrz provadeli S MIN i dnes jiz
davno zapomenute zvlastn1 OBJ
Irady. Kazdy zlatn1k mel totiz
pravo vstaviti pamatnou mitru
sv. Eligia ma hlavu svou vlastn1
Ii kazdeho, KIDD by O to pozadal,
coz Sc dalo pro pamatku tohoto
svetce, "ze byla ma Have jeho"
Teprve v r. 1892 zlatn1ci daro-
vail kapli jesuitdm, buduj1c1m
Klementinum, a biskupska mi
ira sv. Eligia i ostatn1 ~svatoeli-
gijske relikvie, darovane kdysi
prazskym zlatn1kGm Harlem
|IV., pfisly pax konecne do ma
lseho Narodn1ho musea, kteremu
je zlatn1ci odevzdali roku 1876.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-21
Opet Gestapacke vrazdy " &c.
chach. Delnicke nepokoje
ma SIovensku.

OPet 0eStapacke VfaZdy " &C.
chach. Delnicke nepokoje
ma Slovensku.
Zvlastn1m nemeckym soudem
V Praze byli odsouzeni "a. Ger
vence k trestu smrti tito cesko-
slovenst1 vlastenci:
Jaroslav ITCHY, narozen 1907,
bytem okrese Kralupy mad
Vltavou.
Even Ripp, narozen 1887,
bytem v Praze.
Pavla Rippova, rozena Cru
enWaldova, narozena 1888, by
tenn v Praze.
Karel Barta, narozen 1908,
bytem v Praze.
Alois Kor1nek, narozen 1898,
bytem v okrese Kolin mad La
benz.
Jaroslav Decsy CD narozen
1905, bytem v Praze.
Obzalovanym Sc kladlo "a
vinu nedovolene drzen1 zbrani
a streliva a obchod ma cernem
trhu (nakup a prodej potravin
bez llstkG). Jaroslav Decsy byl
obvlnen z vylupovanf postov-
mich zasilek. Vsichni odsouze-
nj byli nekolik hodin pc vynese-
nj rozsudku zavrazdeni.
Lldovy soud v Praze odsou-
dill k trestu smrti pro velezradu
dive osoby, jejichz jmena neby-
la udana. Bylo oznameno jen
staff odsouzenych: 27 a 80 let.
Nenl znamo IDA i tito diva ces-
koslovenst1 ~vlastenci byli jiz
Zavrazd6ni.
Evening star., 1942-02-07
LEGAL NOTICES.
BERNARD J. GALLAGHER. Attorney.


DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing q Probate Court-Estate of Cora Will
ber Andres, Deceased-No. 59,113.-Ad-
ministration Docket l26-Application hav-
ing been made herein for letters Of admin
istration on said estate. by Carolyn Andros
Stuart, 1t Is ordered this 2Sth day OF
January, AID. 1912, that Rufus e. Andros
and ali others concerned. appear in said
Court on Monday, the 9th day Of March.
AID. 1912, at 10 o'clock AM. to show
cause why such application should not be
granted. Let notice hereof be published
in the 'Washington Law Reporter and
successive weeks before the return day
herein mentioned, the first publication
to be not less than thirty days before said
sstTrn @ dsy Witness the HSnorss,e soc;s,e JEM ns
tice Of said Court, this 2Sth day Of Janu-
airy, AID. 1912. (Seal) Attest: THEO-
DORE .COGSWEIL. Register of wills for
the District of Columbia, Clerk OF the
Probate Court Ja3lfe7,14
Evening star., 1942-02-07

IN THE DISTRICT. COURT OF THE
unifsd Siases fs5 Ths DSscs or J1ss 81 s.
WARDEM. RECEIvER. DISTRICT MA,
TIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON: 1929
E9E E9E g5RGETM MSRTEEWNoT6 YAsHso rs 4s
ORDER NfsI.@Justus S. Wardeil. as Re:
ceiver of the District National Bank Of
washington. having reported 20 the Court
s0nda 6ns he ocs hss Suser.
York City. to purchase certain furniture
and fixtures and items Of personal prop
erty belonging to the receivership for the
senerSi ssm Sf q ss1oSS ss n Addns Msehn
ccabinets' esstsi II lamps Card Files: IS olive
Fsns Fsss tables, NamSerins Machines. and
other miscellaneous furniture, fixtures and
equipment set forth in o descriptive US!
attached to the petition herein. and said
reported to the Court that the acceptance
Of said offer has been authorised by the
Comptroller Of the Currency Of the United
States. subject to approval q this Court, IT.
ing IN i such uS"a authority II @ dated December Is:
1941, signed BY the Deputy Comptroler OF
the Currency. and annexed to the petition
T. i 81 mi hs SAID
Sr Of sns sH'e5s IS
shown to the contrary or higher .ofer be
made ON or before the 18th day Of Febru-
ary. 1912, at 10 o'clock. AM, at which
time hisher offers win Be considered and
s. 5. Dab,ihea IN e ls
sHs,, star three times and once IN ths W,fn
q E:brusTy; 1S42. JTNNrNas BAILEY.
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Evening star., 1942-02-07
ARTHUR PETER and
RALPH p. BARNARD, Attorueyg

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States :or the District Of Columbia, Hold
B. SMITH: deceased.-No. 5s522..Admin-
istration Docket 127.-Application having
been made herein for probate Of the last
will and testament of said deceased. and
The Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany. 1t Is ordered this 22nd day Of jan
uary, AID. 1912. that John A Simms,
Bra. Prssdferd =. sipms: olive J, Fnlayson.
Eula E pfoMn; Heoecea smith warren Ada
Ferreu William Z. Smith and James P
Smith and all others concerned. appear in
said Court on Monday. the 2nd day Of
March. AID. 1912, at 10 O'Clock AN. to
show cause why such application should
not be granted. Let notice hereof be pub
lished in the washington Law Reporter
and The Evening Star. once in each of
three successive weeks before the return
day herein mentioned. the nrst publica-
ton to be not less than thirty days before
JENNINGs BAILEY. Presiding Associate
Justice Of said Court, this 22nd day OF
January. AID. 1912 (SealD Attest:
VICTOR g., MERSCH. Deputy Register OF
Wills for the District of Columbia, Clerk
Of the Probate Court. ja24 31fe7
Evening star., 1942-02-07
BRESNAHAN, HOAGE and EBERLY,
Attorneys.

States for the District Of Columbia,
Holding Probate Court-No 5889S. Ad-
mi mministration:-This is is to Give Notice; That
bas obfaineS fron M nne tSs Pfobste sonrt .;
the District of Columbia Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate Of Frank Wolf, late
of the District Of Columbia, deceased. All
are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof. legally au-
thenticated. to the subscriber, on or before
the 30th day Of January. AID. 1943;
otherwise they may by law be excluded
from ali benefit Of said estate. Given
under my hand this End day Of February,
Road. Upper Darby. Pe. lseaD Attest:
for the District Of Columbia. Clerk of the
Probate Court. fe7'l4'2l