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Evening star., 1944-08-31
Visitors Swamp
Refugee Camp
At Fort Ontario
Y the Associated Press.

by the Associated PreS9.
So many persons will descend on
Oswego, N. Y, this week end to visit
the 982 recently arrived European
refugees at Fort Ontario that all
available rooms in town are reserved
for the first week Of September, the
Interior Department has revealed.
The fort will be opened to visitors
Friday for the first time since the
refugees arrived there August S.
Overnight visitors who don't have
reservations should not make the
trip until after September Z, the In
terror Department said yesterday.
The Oswego Chamber of Commerce
is "swamped" with demands for
rooms and on Monday alone had to
turn away rs telegraphed, tele-
phoned and mailed requests,
Evening star., 1944-08-31

dates. Or, as Senator ReVercomb OF
West Virginia expresses it for his
fellow Republicans, IF they are
going to have political talks broad
cast to troops, every one should be
entitled to speak his views"
You may think this would add un-
necessarily to the horrors of war,
but there is something in what the
Senator says. Senator Aiken, Re-
publican, of Vermont states it per-
fectly when he says, "the President
can't make a speech that doesn't
have political implications, That
goes right to the heart of the matter.
The truth is that no President
can make a speech that doesn't have
political implications and political
effect. No President can do any
thing that doesn't have political
effect. no matter what his purpose.
Can't Escape Duty.
The President, whoever he may
be, is judged by the manner in which
he discharges his duties and one of
his duties is the making of speeches
from time to time. Some do it we'll
and some do it badly, but none can
escape the duty. Even Warren
Harding and Calvin Coolidge were
compelled to report to the people
occasionally.
There is no voter so young that
he cannot remember how. in the
period of our national distress, some
one was always saying, why
doesn't the President go on the air
and give us some leadership" The
President was pretty good at that
and he complied as frequently as his
other duties permitted. If the next
election were not so imminent, if it
were two years distant, we probably
would be hearing similar sugges-
tions; we'd be hearing demands that
the President go on the air to en-
courage our boys overseas.
However, things are the way they
are and the very thought of the
President talking to the troops now
produces an acute outbreak of po-
litical filters. Heroic treatment has
been devised by the War Depart
ment which, if it doesn't kill the
troops, may cure them-cure them
Of any desire to vote for anybody.
1t has been decided that any time
a talk by the President is heard by
the troops, the boys also will have
to listen to a talk by the Republi
can, the Prohibition, the Socialist.
and the Socialist-Labor party can
didates. That makes it fine for
everybody but the troops.
Now that that's all nicely ar
ranged, there are certain other ne
farious practices of the President
that deserve attention. The PreSi-
dent holds press conferences; he
has, indeed, held more press confer
ences than all his predecessors put
together. Don't tell me they are not
political-telling the people what's
going on, telling them what he's
thinking, telling them everything.
Why Press Conferences?
The President should either stop
having press conferences, or allow
the four other candidates to sit be-
side him and speak their pieces at
the same time
He ought to stop comforting with
congressional leaders and with dele
cations of citizens, unless the other
candidates are permitted to partici-
pate on equal terms.
Above all he should stop confer
Ing with Churchill Stain and
Evening star., 1944-08-31
BY THE HASKIN SERVICE.

~ AAA1 11AohA1N 1SLs
@. Does the Army serial number
indicate whether an officer is a
member of the United States Army
or the Army of the United States?
IT. E. M.
A. If the number is below a six
digit number, it indicates the United
States Army. If the number con-
tains six or more digits, it indi-
Gates one Of the Reserve components
or an emergency officer.
@. What was the greatest natural
disaster in history?-O. c. E.
A. The earthquake which oc-
CURED in Japan in 1923 is often
regarded as the worlds greatest nat
ural catastrophe. Over one-third
Of Tokyo was destroyed and all Of
Yokohama.
@. Where do eels breed?-E. R.
A. Fresh-water eels, both Ameri-
can and European, breed in the Sar-
gasso Sea. DR.. Johannes Schmidt,
Danish scientist, secured the At
lantic Ocean for 18 years before he
discovered the breeding grounds.
@. At what time of day Is the
temperature usually the highest in
summer?-L. P. F..
A. Highest temperature is usually
not registered until two to four
hours after noon.
@. Who composed the Coffee
Cantata"?-E L. H.
A. Johann Sebastian Bach wrote
the cantata in 1740 because he was
an ardent advocate Of coffee.
@. Is spun glass finer than human
| hair?-S. D.
A. Commercial spun glass can be
spun so fine that it is less than one
tenth the size of human hair.
@. What is the most densely
populated continent?-K. E. L.
A. Europe, with 14l people per
square mile of land, outranks all
other continents in population
density.
@. How many persons have sue
ceeded in swimming across the Eng
iSh Channel?-F. K. C.
A. Frank Menke in his "Encyclo-
pedia of Sports says that Webb
and Boynton made the swim in 1875
and Thomas w. Burgess in 1911.
Since Burgess day there have been
more than 100 attempts to swim the
Channel and the record shows that
the feat has been accomplished "a
times altogether.
@. For whom Is Goucher College
in Baltimore, Md, named?-F. J. B.
A. 1t is named for John Franklin
Goucher 1845-1922), who was
president of the institution from
1890 to 1908. 1t previously was
called the Woman's College of
Baltimore.
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On the Other Hand
It's Suggested All Candidates Sit In on
All Conferences Held by President

Chang Kai-shek and should stop
visiting the war zones, unless he
takes the other candidates along.
All these suggestions are logical
but they may not be practical
Therefore, this alternative that
should satisfy everybody:
Let's pass a law that the Presi-
dent shall not be permitted to de-
liver speech until it has been care
fully edited by all the other candi-
dates to make sure it does him more
harm than good.
Evening star., 1944-08-31
Buy War STAMPS and STAMP Out the Axis

sno each SOLE Result, You
get quo foods pces Visit your A0P Super
get the mokines holiday meals
worthwhile sovine
Evening star., 1944-08-31

that . number Of conscientious OBJ
jectors" might refuse to be X-rayed,
but the superintendent said he had
50 far not been notified Of any such
instances. He added that numbers
Of employees would probably appear
following return from vacations aft
er Labor Day.
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help, Intention
ally or ether
wise, to keep us
amused.
So, q vote of
thanks for those
who have raised
the pres e n t
ruckus over the
u Sc of ra dio o
tim e by tn e
President a n d
have demanded
that every time
he broad c a S t S
equal time shall
be given to all
the other candi-
Evening star., 1944-08-31
Nelson and Hurley Reach
Moscow on Way to China

BY the Associated Press.
MOSCOW. Aug. 31.-Donald M
Nelson. head of the United States
War Production Board. and Maj
Gen. Patrick j. Hurley, President
Roosevelt's personal representative
reached Moscow last night en- route
to Chungking.
Mr.. Nelson is on an economic mis-
sion to China.
Evening star., 1944-08-31
Army Pays Nickel Refund

CINCINNATI, Aug. 81 (P.-Hamil-
ton County today had a scent re-
fund from the War Department.
The county paid $5,327.20 for six
used trucks. A formal notice, with
a nickel refund check attached, said
the price should have been $5,327.15.
Evening star., 1944-08-31
BY Lopell MeHeff.

We ought to be grateful in these
harassing times for our national
sense Of h,mor. We ought to be
even more grateful to citizens who
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Answers to
Questions

A reader can get the answer to any
question of fact by writing The Evening
Star Information Bureau. 316 I street
NE. Washington .. D. C. Please in
close three t3l cents for return post
age.
Evening star., 1944-06-08
ARTHUR HELEN,
Colorado Building.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THr
United States for the District Of Colum.
bia.-Holding a Probate Court.-In the
matter Of the Estate Of ANTHONY c. Ap-
Ra9sos 6a pecessed osSIp N,sd Administrsti9n No
Realty. ~. L J. Addison Ingle, Executor
ceased. having reported the sale Of Lot IA
in Eichard w. Tyler's subdivision Of lots
Liber No. 1.. folio 70 Of the Records oi
the Once OF the Surveyor of, the District
Sunderland Place, Northwest. to Richard
Seelye Jones at and for the price OF
commission Of $3.50: 90. it IS BY the Court
pERED 2 tSay Sa Said sale lgaa or
confirmed BY the Court unless cause to
OF June. 1874, provided a copy OF. this
order be published once in the Washing
ming Star, at, least ten days prior to
said last mentioned date. r, DICKINSON
Attest: vicToR VICTOR s. MERscA. Resister Reg eeDs 81
Wills for the District of Columbia, Clerk
of the Probate Court
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MAX MILLER 4 MARK C. BOWSHER
Attorneys, 500 1Ith 81. Sc. tS).

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
sIfba Eeaas a.nne Probate ,os
Administration Docket DISQUALIFICATION
having been made herein for probate of the
last will and testament Of said deceased,
Ssh gay q 5ans: Ap 1S44, thss JOIN s ],
Agnes QUAD Shepard, Catherine Quaid
Quaid, william ouaid. Joseph 0uaid, Agnes
QUAD. CTisy QUAD, Thomas ouaid; Dan
3laid: dsorse QUAD, and the unknown
Brennan. deceased, and all others con-
cerned. appear in said Court on Monday.
the 18TH day Of July. AID. 1914, at 1000
o,elofk eek ;, An. i te shoy cause Why such ap-
hereof be published IN the "washinEton
once in each Of three successive weeks
before the return day herein mntioned
II first publication to be not less than
thirty days before said return day. Wit
ness. the Honorable EDWARD C. EICHER.
Chief Justice Of said Court. this 5th day
y1cfoR s. MEascH. R.sisser s Of wis iAlls'essi for
the District of Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court. jeS1522
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.. BzElEEIT CATER,
1910 Vermont Ave. NV.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
United States for the District Of CO.
r9I,. lpsis 9oaIqng Psoss.e nS GpYrt ,n q e
- ADMINISTRATION NO. 62.676. -
ORDER NIsl TpR sAIx Or REALTY.
NICHOLAS, Executors under the win oi
Carrie Q. Allnutt. Deceased, having. re.
ported the sale Of Lot numbered Fifteen
la5! G inschasa. u Mare |anA lg1ton 3
lots in square numbered ons nu1dfed and
nineteen a I'D @ Der plat recorded IN The
Columbia, In Liber 81, ct folio Ill, i'm.
s, Sanssou lgoS Ro5ssi ss5ssi
Morgan and Mar!oTie g. Morgan ct and
BY the Court this 9Th day Of June. 1874,
ORDERED. that the said sale be ratified
and confirmed by the Court, unless Cause
TO the contrary be shown before the 23rd
this order Be published ONCE in the WASH
tngton Law Reporter and once IN The
Evening Star at least ten days prior to
said last-mentioned date. o. Il. LUHRNG.
VICTOR s. MERscH, Kesistsr Of wis
for the District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the
pr0b0te Court.
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AKTHUR @. ELdIN, Atfofney.
Washington LAan and Trust BIdg.

|DIsTEIcT COURT or THE UNITED
|Hoidins W Prossss courtM.Estste ofuness q Fred.
eric N. Stone. Deceased.--No. $3.50 Ad-
having been, made herein for probate %
the last will and. testament OF said de-
said estate. BY The Lincoln National Bank
|of Washinston. EXECUTOR named IN said
A;p. 1874, that Evelyn Arthur stone. ss
minor. and Mrs. Arthur Stone. SO oakwood
Avenue, Auburn, Massachusetts,, custodian
Of said minor, and al others concerned
appear in said. Court on Monday, the, 18th
AM, to show cause why such application
should not be grsnted; Let notice hereof
porter and "T1ie Evening Star" once in
each OF three successive weeks before the
lication to be not less than thirty days
before said return day: Witness, the Hon
Of said Court this 2nd day Of june. AID.
MayEaascH Feaist.r sSSS a Will for @ tSs 1istriet
Of Columbia. Clerk of the Probate Court;
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

2-STORY STORE AND DWELLING. 3 acres
on E.. r.; zoned commercial and industrial;
suitable contractors storage or iieht
mfg. For sale or lease; G. p. Bickford,
18th ST. NV. above N Y ave-Sub-
stantial brick store and dwelling Chas,
w. Steers, l410 H ST. NV los
GARAGE OR WAREHOUSE, VICINITY OF
10000 50. it. floor space, freight elevator:
possession. 80 DAYS price, $4,000,
VIM, CORCORAN HILL Co
Gln Jackson Pl N w 1OS1
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AUTO TRUckS FOR sALE.

DODGE 1887 1Ia-ton long -vheeibase
viii sell outright at ceiling price Tor s5sS
or will accept trade and hnsnee balance;
low GMAC terms. Kenyon-Peck, Inc,
Ask for Mr. shelton.
MACK 1889 truck: f:ton hish-lift body;
suitable for coal. buildtng materials. ETC.;
8126 18th st. NV. Or cali DO. 1895.
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JOHN ). WILSON. Attorney.
SIS 18th 81. NV. t6).

s.s.s e. se oE TEE y
Holding Probate Court.--No. 63.577, .Ad-
ministr ration. This . 70 Give Notice: That
the subscribers, Of the District Of Columbia,
have obtained from the Probate Court Of
the District OF Columbia. Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate Of Maggie v. Roche,
Ali persons having claims sgainst the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, With the vouchers. thereof, LEGALLY
before the 23rd day Of May, AID. 1915;
otherwise they. may By law be excluded
from al benent q ssld estate. GIVEN M
1914. JOHN ", WOOD. 2227 40th Place
NV. (D:. CLANkNCE p. WHALEY, 2612
qaSsls qqaoas stset g MM M Ds%SssI % asssssi Assss.
Of wills for the District Of Columbia,
Clerk Of the Probate Court. je1,S
SAMUEL KRINICK, CELIA I. KkNICK,
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Filed June Q. 1s44-charles Z. Stewart,

Filed June 9, 1944.-Charles =. Stewart,
IN THE p1srRIcFr IGlFfr1ic COURT OF THE
United states for the District Of CO.
Mmbia.- ne Application Of SAMUEL
EE5EIcRa s AMD c 1:t,an nhNtckz ~ cazsso s5SI
Samuel Krinick and Celia T. Krinick,
having nled complaint for . tudgment
ana ce. mgr .
Of publication Of the notice required %
'sE ssi. g h 'us Ss, esfs: q uns I is t5s GSa
that all persons concerned show cause. y
any there. be, on or before the. 1st day q
pa @ sa should nz nos nf y pf:gsTs e. ss
once week. for. three consecutiye week
Ths ' ws-hinstcn hi @ L Law VI Rsporter. ss) JAS
copy. Tsst: SHxKIzs 80 sTEwAKT
Clerk, BY EMMA c. SIMPSON, peput,
Sd.10 81. u
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MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.

INDIAN la4I motorcycle with sidecar;
ses% s Ws psf sr redae Gan & &c
6050 River rd., Bethesda, Nd.
INDIAN. 1898: good condition. sooC tires.
buddy seat; 5000 cash. WI. 3O99 9s
INDIAN 1898 "A" motorcycle. size so. bud
dy seat. saddle bags. etc. Call Falls Church
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Wonderful Opportunity

Tnls Is no, ordinary listing. but real
opportunity for the careful buyer. Ram
bling Colonial white, palpted brick home
WITH WITH excellent detail. The latest equip
rdsas:, meas; ana 10y very nice interior plan In
rooms, baths. 2nd floor The lot faces
Government park on. front and side aass
ably; entire. property Including b1tb IL; 9
can De purchased for less than sci son
sSstosdiIaa sSnodiIa apipreSia5s rec after the war. For
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. i4li.
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HOUSES FOR SALE on RrNr

FINEST coLoRED DEVELOPMENT IN
this area; 1-family detached homes or
5000 SO. feet of land or more.
NEW--MODERN.
Four blocks of the District line or
chase. CHAPEL OAKS Co. 500 AbDI.
SON CHAPEL RID. FAIRMONT HGHTS..
MD. HI 1901
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

MODEKNISTIC whole building for lease
formerly banking establishment with a
large vault suitable for any business;
Nick J. johnson, s16 K ST. NV.
5oS ST: N.E.-3-story and basement
business bldg, elevator, oil heat, . toilets.
about $500 so. TT; ideal for wholesale or
retail business; reasonable rent. Leo NJ
Bernstein dy Co, ME $500
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BARNABY WOODS.

A beautiful Colonial home, Just years
old. First noor consists of spacious living
breakfast room. LARGE screened-in rear
porch overlooking garden and woods be-
yond. Second moor consists of three bed
| rooms. two Of which are master size, and
two baths. There is large recreation
room with fireplace and concrete terrace
leading to garden. Gas heat, built-in ga
rage, and well handicapped lot of 141 feet
This Is one Of the finest homes we have
ever had to ofier. To inspect, call Mr..
Poston, WO. 1912, evenings and Sundays.
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 K st. NV, MA. 1900
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OFFICES WANTED.

NATIONAL permanent trade research or
office space for occupancy beginning .JuIy
! Prefer location within q blks' State
Department Bldg. VIII lease. Call RE
6512.
/ OR 2 OFFICE ROOMS for professional
use in downtown location, Box 43O-H,
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STORE VALUES

700 Kennedy ST. n.W.-Large store, 2
224l Nichols ave. se.-Large store, COX
No. 81 H st. n.w-Large store $50,
l7l9 North Captol-Corner store. S55
123 D ST. s.e.-Store, 5000
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos North Capitol. Realtors MA. 673o
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suitable for wholesale or retail Hugh e
Phillips Co, Atlantic 1850
2lI3 NICHOLS AVE. S.E.--~Vacant store in
S31 so. Leo M. Bernstein g. Co, Me
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
SILVER SPRING MD

Detached brick of the center-entrancs
ryps LOCATED ted on. large lot ovsrlookins
door. large rooms and bath. attached
sarase, side screened living porch. Ex-
elusive CHEVY HisV CHASE REALTY CO..
EN-. 1900 Until Q P M. s4o3 Conn.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
Row brick. rooms. bath, gas heat;
splendid condition; $3.50.
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS,
Mo. 1900 Until 300. 351s Conn.
A REMARKABLE BUY.
CORNER--s ROOMS, BATH
260o BLOCK LEE HIGHWAY, VA
This home will sell to the first person
Oil h.-w, heat: 2-car garage: lot 70x125
Priced At the unusually low figure. .S11,25o.
PENNA. AVE. NV.
- rms a;s,n. and bath bath; h,-yh;; near 23rd st
CHAS. L. NORRIS,
21as Pa. A7s' Nselpslse WV Asenf' RE. a11a.
"BRAND-NEW."
-2-FAMLY APARTMENTS.
detached. brick, 2-family home. with rent
saso6 0t reauPea Rese Z Located sae
antes' drive OF the District. CAN Me
]. Y WESLEY Ssi. I BUCHANAN, 3 g Realtor
EXCELLENT NV. BRICK.
3rd st. mr. Hamilton-Colonial brick. 9
rooms, Ia baths, auto. heat, porches. etc.
Conv; to everything. Only s10,950; terms.
sYouR W 5isl sEfdhBoR n Z III BOUGHT FROM Us, /"
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co., ME. 5400
NEAR 10Th AND PARK RID.
pet; bldg, of IL apts., completely furn.,
incllsding IL refers.; oil heat; large lot
yearly income, $4,000; approved rents
Can deliver this bldg. with excellent terms
ct 4h times the rent. Call Mr.. Wolberg,
ia. 1886, with
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
zoos H st. NV. National 2345.
4712 Blagden Terrace NV.
Open and Ready to Move In.
New condition, detached, 10 rooms, 3ta
baths, hot-water and oil heat: TT front:
inspect any time. Take bus at 18th and
Decatur and walk west / So or cars to
I4th and Decatur and walk to 18th St
Beautiful porches and deck for open porch
ana recreation room, oren fireplace, re-
frlgerator, breakfast room; s-car garage.
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP.
LIS H ST. NV. DI. 1877.
~ a
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HOUSES FOR SALE icant.l

NEAR CAPfToL-s-room. 2-bath brick,
divided into apts,; h.-w. heat: garage
pree saSoo s term saGaa PeS fes 1oG E. keseg IT.
500 s. sIk ass sLisos shGas Nwismg wLueon aSg4 L.
ssHEvY sfF sfrns SaAsE T. y ~ dsSw Bailey NA s4ic aso
Fl s6o hvh doxs coal Fay nswy ss,Iyv reSse ssss
i5tS i2Vy AND HS 4. AVE. NV NWsEff II p. eo:Y b.,
h.-w,h., coal: gar; full basemt.; ideal for
NEAR PENNA. AVE. AND isth s.E.-2-
family nam apt bldg gs porches apt
ment. waiter n. ssnman, i Thomas
sif sos ELM Il AVE: 2S rssoms T1 o1es fsrks rooms
snd bath. modern; S1o,500. Owner on
35I3 lath ST. N.w.-a-stosy all-brick
house, 9 rooms and 3 baths.
1900 BLOCK OF Hobart st. NV. De-
nice bedroomsS e arae n knoftg 4HtS pine e'r recre
thEoushout. > porches. oil automatic heat;
Inc. 1874 PARK re. NV. co, 0s37.
assS sas schoos ssores sooo
spse. lHs MsSSss. MI agent IA NT :Isq !:
anxioSs TO Pa'n seIi caf ffaet RE- o4ss E ss1s
REDUCED TO $4,000 VACANT, ON
Sherman Circle: 20-ft., 6-rm. brick, in
closed porches: redecorating needed; sub
stantiaf cash payment. Eve. GE. 4455.
WASHINGTON REALTY CO, GE. $500.
Congress Heights--6 new semidetached
brick homes, 609 Atlantic st. sc. Open
sOU PAsouAL RgAITY Co, Elk. $3.50.
TAKOMA PARK
Bungalow, with 5 rooms. bath, breakfast
room. poTches. basement garage and oil
heat: concrete street; corner lot; only
$3.50. ROBERT e. LOHR, 311 Cedar st.,
Takoma Park. GE. 0SS1
LYNHAVEN OFFERS-ONLY S122 PER
day for new brick home in this Virginia
garden spot. Monthly payment Of $50. 80
includes interest, taxes and principal in
stallment. Full price from $500 to
$4,000. Call Mr.. Ivey, Temple 1900 (eve-
ninss' Adams as,rs5 s5sSl. ~ .,,cu.n.N
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LOTS roR sAls

UNUSUAL AND BEAUTIFUL LOT, west Of
10th. ST., suitable for small. detached
apartment building or private home;
co. 5662 '"soi 1'''''
FIVE BUILDING LOTS together Zone 4
CORNER) in Kensington, MONTGOMERY
necticut avenue extended, $500 each. BUY
now and BUILD later.
THoS E. FARRELL CO. Realtors,
TIL 10Th st. NV, National 0765.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. G.
THURSDAY, JUNE g. 1874
LEGAL NOTICES.
+. STANLEY HOLLAND, Attorney.

DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED
Holding Probate court.--No. e3,bs7, -Ad-
ministration This is to Give Notice: That
the subscriber, OF the District OF Columbia,
has obtained from the Probate Court OF
the District of Columbia, Letters Tssta-
late OF the District Of Columbia, deceased.
All persons having claims against the de-
ceasec are hereby warned to exhibit the
Authenticated, to the subscriber on .or
before the 22nd day. OF May, AID. 1915;
otherwise the. may By. law, be excluded
under It's hand this 28th DAY Of May
1914. AMERICAN SECURITY. d. TRUST
COMPANY. By Earl g, Jonscher, Assistant
s. MERSCH, Register Of wills for the
District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Court. ie1 .S16
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MGNTEK; aSaSii SMITH . NEVILLE, 4 Attorney asaas

DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia
Holding Probate Conrt.-No. S2:sSi. 40 AZ,
the subscriber, Of the District Of Columbia,
has obtained from the Probate Court Of
the District Of Columbia, Letters Tesla.
Philip, otherwise known as Frances B
Philippi, Frances B. Philippe, late of the
having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof. legally authenti.
Gated, to the subscriber, on or before the
oath day OF May, AID. 1895: otherwise
they may by fAw be excluded from all
beneit Of said estate, Given under ms
FREY L. MUNTER, Shoreham BL1ldins
t6l. (Sesl) Attest: THOMAS c.. Seal
LEY. Deputy REGISTER Of wills for the
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y. w L1LE ~ -Lfxk1NfAIN
srWn. cnENTAT.


10,750-Coneress Heights, D. C.--An
exceptionally attractive brick home, built
as two apartments, with separate en-
frances: each apt. has living room, two
bedrooms, kitchen. dinette and bath: rec
reatien room with first floor. Included are
automatic heat. Venetian blinds steel case
ment windows, modern kitchen cabinets,
two stoves, two refrigerators. MR.. QUICK,
RA. 34lS or DI 1852.
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
1880 - An exceptionally attractive
stone-front house of five rooms, bath and
recreation room modern in detail, with
automatic heat, two fireplaces and is in
perfect condition: convenient to stores and
transportation; excellent terms. MR..
QUICK, RA. 341s or DI 1882.
1900 BLOCK FESSENDEN ST. NV.
Attractive detached frame home, in ex-
fireplace, dining room, fully equipped
kitchen. breakfast room; 3 large bed
rooms and bath on End floor, full base
ment, laundry and maids lavatory, oil
heat; large level lot; Gear garage: S10,-
$50. Appointment to inspect call
CYRUS KEIsER, Jr., EXCLUSIVE.
<91o-Wis. Ave. Wo. 1911, Eve. OR. 1907