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JOHN I6aEi4 LKAHYs xtesrssys,
Unien Trust Bufl1ing, WashinFton, D. O.
Filed Nov. !. 1914, Charles =. Stewart.
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KNOWN HEIRS, ALIENEES AND DEV-
IsEES Of Richmond Bryant. Defendants. =
DER OF PUBLICATIO ON.-The object of
this II g., action is to obtain judsnient de-
en3oyment q fia Dropsrts aessrbsd as lot ho
in the District Of Columbia, to Be vsid,
and cancelling the same as to the de-
PENDANTS herein: On motion Of attorney
Of record for the plaintiffs. 1t 10 BY the
Court this 1st day Of November. 1914,
ORDERED That the defendant. Richmond
I. Alisnes. and Deyises. q Richmond sIyant:
to be entered herein on or before the
fortieth day exclusive Of Sundays and
legal holidays after the day. OF the nrst
publication Of this Order: otherwise this
cause will be. proceeded with as IN the
case Of default; provided q COPY Of this
Order be published once 9 week for three
successive weeks In the Washington Law
Reporter and the Evening star Newspaper. M
pensec . with viii Tor for satisfactory cause shown.
lsJ DAVID A. PINE. Justice. lseaIl A
Clerk. BY EMMA c. SIMPSON, Deputy
Clerk uo3,10,17
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BY Paul Ford
count.

without exception, and, fortunately
most Americans are deeply patriotic.
Right: Not every American is
patriotic.
Redlands: Please give the rule
governing don't" and doesn't
]. o. G.
Answer: These two contractions
will not confuse us If we remem-
Der that they stand for "do not"
and docs not" Therefore, don't
Is used only With I. you. and they,
as: don't; you don't; they don't.
Likewise, doesn't" is proper only
with he, she and it, as: He doesn't; !;
she doesn't; it doesn't.
@. Is loan" good verb?-J
M. H.
Answer-It Is now accepted. But II
is still better usage to employ loan
as noun only, and use Tend, lend
ing, lent" as the verb forms, as:
Lend me your book; I am lending
him my book; lent him my book.
released by the Bell Syndicate. 1nc)
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

GO SSXEKSMENT IE,sSlI OF THE J35 PssTEIST OF
o he Dt esd ~ as
alleys ss in se the District 81 of Columbia. as here
oners Ssnr sased d e as to sa hs
justice and advisability OF said closings.
and that the same will not be detrimental
BY GIVEN, that the said Commissioners
under date Of November. 2, 1874, have
prepared the following order: ORDERED, !,
Aet No o sS wee 5 p
sreen on plats alsd in the ONCE Of the Sur;
numbered as Maps 3o2a and 3o23 are
hereby ordered CLOSED. same to take ef-
& fs to be be ana @ II sad stt
so closed to revert to the abutting prop
erty owners, as shown on said maps: the
arately by subsequent order or orders, on
the effective, date aforesaid. accordlng 70
Items and described as ioliG~s RtIs and
isys rsnans sastsElS from 18th ass Street i;
in Sduare evs s1g ~ the NoThssst pseesion
north by Jay Street. on the east BY Di-
Street. Street dA and on the the west BY Lowrie Place
and the West s line Dd Of hs M gssf soDas. fy h sds as
Street between Lowrie Place and 52nd
Street; closing parts of 52nd Street be-
tween Hayes and Jay Streets; closing parts
of public alleys in and adjacent to Square
5l77 and in Square 519S; including q ded-
ication OF land for streets and alleys with
all parties interested must file in writing
with the Commissioners. D. c.. objections.
If any, to said closings. or as to any item
providing for the closings listed above. be-
fore December IL. 1914 otherwise said
closings shall become effective on and
after that date, IN accordance With the
proved December 15, 1882. JOHN RUS
SELL YOUNG, c. w. KUTZ, GUY MASON,
Commissioners of the District of Column
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Uncle Roy's Corner

we nave spoken OF the sports and
amusements Of the ancient Romans,
and now it seems time to speak of
their everyday customs" It would
be mistake to suppose that they
gave all their time to watching
chariot races and the cruel contests
in the arena.
Some Romans did not like to
watch the gladiators fight. Those
men and women were more kind in
nature than the ones who gathered
at the Colosseum and other arenas.
Scores of statues made by ancient
Romans have been saved through
the centuries, but not very many
paintings. Yet it is known that
those people had painters as we'll as
sculptors. A number of wall paint
lngs by Roman artists have, been
found at Pompeii.
For long time Roman artists
seem to have used only four colors-
yellow, red, black and white Later
they added green, blue and other
colors to their paintings.
Facts about the food eaten by
Romans have come down to us. We
know, for example, that their bread
was OF rounded shape and was made
chiefly from wheat -four.
Yeast was used by the bakers, but
it seems that the loaves did not rise
very high. There was bran bread
as well as whele-wheat and white
bread
Cakes were baked along with the
bread, and were made sweet with
honey. Like the Greeks, the Romans
did not have cane or beet sugar.
For sweets and .sweatenirg, they
went to the beehive, the berry bush
and the fruit tree.
II oranges were eaten r. the Ro-
mans, they were not common, but
apples, pears, plums and grapes were
grown In Italy, and were sold at
low prices when they were in season.
Gardens provided many vegetables
for the Romans. They had carrots,
peas. beans. onions. cabbages and
garlic, but they did not have DO
tatoes or tomatoes.
Pork, beef, mutton and goats
flesh were the chief meats sold in
Rome. Chickens, geese, pigeons,
cranes, thrushes, and peacocks found
their way to market, but were bought
chiefly for the rich. A peacock cost
a sum equal to $40 or SIS in our
money.
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AL, PHILIP KANE, Attorney,
1881 g 81. NV, Warrington, d. C.
Order PubIica Defendant.


= Charles 3. Stewart, Clerk.
uni.sd Isa SAFES 1E sor &. G 6lsssie, q c9laa
IS. viols Kenker Mcdonnell; George John
ject Of this suit is divorce . vinculo matri-
mo.on oa q q he he pIslntii. / Is tSis sth day
fendants Viola Kenker Mcdonnell and
George John frost cause their appeara nee
to be entered herein on or before the
legal iein holidays, % oecurring al after the day oi
the first publication Of this order; ether
wise the cause viii be proceeded with as
this II eass ord.r a BE- afpu pussd ohss
Law Reporter. and The washington Eve
PINE Ping ss1 utes before ses sd Sa' Atss So pAR oARl
SON. DEPUTY CLERK. nol0.17,.4.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
:, United States for the & DISTRICT it, q C Golum-
Der OF PuBL1cATioNApDiic trttSS "a hav.
ing been made for authority to sell real
% IS deseTlSsd f n the II ' Setitian q asnrs n
Fowler. Administrator. for the purpose Of
psyine cr. debts Of the deceased It Is; By
and next OF kin OF. the .decedent cause
their appearance to be entered herein on
or before the fertieth day, exclusive OF
order. otherwise this. cause will be pro-
ceeded with as in the case OF default;
once week for three successive weeks in
the WASHINGTON Law Reporter and the
EyenHng star Sefors :aid da
4 true COPY, Attest: VicToR s. MERscH.
REGISTER Of Wills for the District OF Co
lumbia; Clerk of the Probate Court.
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BUICK 1910 4-dr. sedan: radio, practically
Tes new =. tires, low mi,sage LIE & new car r
5iSSt f$s eoRR. r., ssss 5os tssfstS ..s
q AexsTs MR ssIs LIBERAL % w.edssn trsSs aoxans S
BUICK BUICK 1916 1.dsosor 1ss sedan; radio and
assts5 ass. w. 1Ea Ea. hoScA zsso! NC 4s0l Conn
s'Rs5 sss'a ssof sids sas
BUICK ia$z sedan: .s4a5. SIMMONS MO-
aSupe swsk sis sse ,sss osxe coasS eS
Ha st s JoaM g RsEGE ssasn ss
ssse ass sale sSoesRs sRtkR %1 ooed for
sS1Sn ans sss sedan oE s9oo 10 excellent
fGnd.on HE MoR Gso wsdopsn Ss5n and traa A.
SaITIysoIST ~ 1 1872 yi ifiss,.,pe a,eeer ..asn:
aip COM sas nssseT sss nw 1h2 n 1885, 1864 NC
perfect condition: clean upholstery. $1,000
p5iee .0R6 sRone es orasass asa.s as Faol0 ss
1sg26sa As52 SEDAN l ls4s sSwa sedan. & ysIssMoNs
Sios ats s rs ssdaP sAlaG ArlnssSsn ss w.
hn Is issn ssf sny NsW ts YORKER 4aoor sedan
fluid drive; radio and heaters. beautiful =
tone blue upholstery: low mileage. BEN
aalaL DALL PONTIAC, Alexandra, Va. TIE.
CHRYsLER 1s41 New yorker sedan.
custom radio and heater. seat covers, etc,
vacuum transmission, nearly new tires;
lifs5 sonsa co sas aad tsss
ave. NV, GE. 010o: open evenings and
CORD 4-door sedan, built to order in
1910; excellent condition UPTOWN
MOTORS. 5l0O Wisconsin, ave. wo. ss45
CkOsLET l942 convertible sedan: 5000
DE SOTO 1941 custom 2,door sedan
rsdio. heater and seat coyers: very clear
throughcut BENDALL PONTIAC, Alex.
andria. Va. TE. 2918.
DODGE 1910 7-passenger sedan: orisinal
black factory nnish. Ike new; excellent
condition. JACK PRY MOTORS, 10th and
lga aorSgs sss sssi rss as
F0RD 1895 Fofdor trunk sedan; radio
hsstsf; sstltns price. 81 7o7s svss .ant
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My Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Colby, You're Wrong.

Houston: Recently you said, "All
glamour girls are not exotic" You
should have said, Not all glamour
girls are exotic y. j. S.
Answer: You're right, I'm wrong.
That was a lapsus calami; but I do
know better. In one of my recent
books I discuss the usage thus:
"All men are not subject to the
draft" No, for "all men" includes
every man, and some men, of course,
are subject to conscription. Better
say: Not all men are subject to
the draft.
Wrong: Every one is not buying
War Bonds" Untrue, for some of
us are buying them. Right: Not
every one is buying War Bonds.
Wrong: Every American is not
patriotic" Not true. for every
American" means "all Americans
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

LARGE ACREAGE, also /. and 3 acres
for chickens and vegetables; fertile soil
terms, 500 down; miles out JOHN
BURDOFT, Colesville, Md. Call Ashton
NEARBY Observation-Disclosures area, a
very cheap tract Of ITO acres. priced at
development. it then can be sold for a
much higher price. EDWARD E. CALD-
WELL, OR. 2244
ACRE LOTS, hardwood trees. hard-surface
rd. to property; 10 miles from Navy Bide.
on Lee blvd: $500, easy terms. LYON
INC. CHI. 7070; ewes, Summers, CHI 21I7
224. IA miles from District line; SIS cash
$40 month; price, S315. J. w. McVICKER
i27s scRH Baum rs s. crs ne Trinidad Sla7a %.
Route 24O at Clarksburg,s Mont. Co, Nd
cleo, telephone and bus at property
$1,000 each tract: 25 per cent cash, bal
5 yrs. Veterans investigate CT Bill re
garding liberal loans for building OWNER
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FARMS FOR SALE,

1ls ACRES on bus line. 2s miles to city
nPrIE .Gs fa!e oRcHAkD u H AT Monssdmery 2sd Co..
Priced at its annual income This is an
opportunity, seldom offered and only II
acres in prime orchard, 20 acres sin in fne Inc
hardwood timber, 35 acres cleared, afford
ing beautiful homesite; fine packing and
81. shoreSsm n BIDS. esfHl NAi 475oa II MchEEVhS
F. 2. 2, Silver Spring. Nd Can Ashton
$3.50, BAL. EASY PAYMENTS. buys at
tractlve farm of $50 acres, with stream
through. Only, 81 mi. District line; at
tractlVe S-rm. house with cleo: good out
COLONIAL Estate OF les ACRES. within
l3 miles Of Washington, this rambling log
and % usS Built about i4so
it contains 70 nsos large rooms. baths. stair
nase city eee seee mas Ianse oker and s0s tSr
house with rooms and bath, new barn,
and ahsas or calf s M snd
Is l fertile. well fenced and there is water in
al fslds: This property is clear Of debt
ance 5000 per month. All feed, machinery. % cry
price n ass s*'1a at vs
THE SOIL is the salvation and your place
OF refuge. No other commodity has with
times, as well as has land. Upon land you
can live and provide for your family,
Sr you Ss Ssn sell your Surplus to yopr
grow up in a healthy atmosphere and at
the same time learn the technique Of pro-
Sesan Ses1on from mother earth They
opportants to ay the Ms SRea sGa for
snd and work Mhtfs IN the ys
Tomorrow, SATURDAY, Nov. 18TH, at 2 pm.
we Will sell at auction at price you are
in size from u acres s1 up to 10 10 acres OF
more, of the Wiley Megruder farm, located
e miles southwest of Rockville. Md. on the
pocketbook. All tracts Cleared and ready ddy
for ,tli11s immediate planting. Directions: From
look for sign, from washington and vicinity
go to nd Bethesda 50 turn left on Bradley Lane
RSstSi5,s sSstisns.fs Ss0 pf S7aJ HINES SONS NC
+, 50 acres, , 7srm; house: S. 900: % acres
land. plenty Of cordwood: streams, % SPRINGS: %
e s. Ssns! 81 idssi dssns for 'Po pouEIy
i Modern home on u acre. $3.50: excel
loSasAcA' HAtul BdS lOE COOKING
and heating: In the !. town Of Herndon:
walking uhsiT 9, distanee to shopping center and
2 acres. fronting on Lee hwy, only %
mi. from D: c.. an excellent tearoom or
terms.
BARGAIN, more than Ia acres. new A.
rm. BUNGALOW, an excellent we'll of water,
electricity installed; walking distance shop.
ping ping &c center, rr sta. school and church:
price. $500: 5000 down. w. s5.ins sS5 mo. '''''s'
acres, nice bungalow. $4,000. highly
productive u, i've land: excellent well: hard road;
house in excellent condition.. electricity In
stalled. II you are retired and want q
one today.
acres, small cottage, $500. electricity
installed: 5 acres nice timber. balance clear;
spring and stream: necessary outbldgs: .
fine view: hard road; in Loudoun Co., va:
enjoy after Victory is won
Wide selection Of farms and hne country
estates. Many other bargains. r. G.
PRINTZ, Herndon, Va. phone SO.
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HOUSE rRAILeRs.

1912 NATIONAL HOUSE TRAILER, 10 IT.
excellent condition, good tires. S23 South
21st St, Arlington, Va.
1914 KOZY COACHES and Platts Many
good used models Cash for your trailer
RICHTER TRAILER SALES. Route l. Ber.
wyn. Md Tel. Rerwyn IS.
WASHINGTON TRAILER headouarters-
New tandem-wheel Schultz on display; also
3-room Travelos and Americans, many used
trailers and luggage trailers; IL, 1S AND
"a mos. financing plans. Call US today for
appraisal. Repairs and all types of service
work. We have Barnes. International and
Duo heaters In stock. AMERICAN
TRAILER CO.. INC. Open until Q. 4030
AUTO CRUISER-Newiy painted, new
top. good tiress5 redecorated inside in
cluding new drapes and linoleum. Wiling
to sacrifice; $685.. See between and 8
pm. r. H. Nicholson, MARTHA WASH
INGTON TRAILER PARK Alexandria. Va
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MONEY 70 LOAN.

COMPARE QUIZ RATES before you borrow
ERAL ACCEPTING CORP, 53O3 baltimore
ave-, Hyattsville, Md. WA; 3Is1 Formerly
WHEN you NEED a personal loan. 500
e skoo1o ns monhly sgTs e
7tb and e sts NV, National 701I: q st.
ct North Capitol; TX Ex 2727ss 49,,
s eMR ns sarvss KGs con befops
borrowing. Lowest rates COLONIAL. IN
yESTMENI CO: SIT 9th ST. NV. DI; 6l60;
MONEY ON SECOND TRuST-We will
buy second-trust notes. D. c.. nearby Md.
or Va Reasonable rates NATIONAL
MORTGAGE 4 INVESTMENT CORP. 1912
N Y ave NV National 1893
MONEY on first or second trusts; prompt
actionN reasonable rates: nearby Md, Va.
Or D; e. property, THE AMERICAN CO..
S07 18th. MA S032.
SALARIED LADIES, If you need money, see
Mr.. Green. NATIONAL FINANCE CO., 1O14
K st. NV, MA. $40.
End TRUST MONEY viii buy WE'LL
secured notes at low rate OF discount. D. M.
EARIL, 14l0 H st. NV. fNA. 1900 3s
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS for material. etc. U. g. Gov-
ernment Printing once. Washington, D.
&C., November Is, 1914. Sealed proposals
win be received at this office untn 10 am, 5,
November 27, 1914, for furnishing Gather,
book cloth, gold leaf and other material
for the public printing and binding TO the
Government Printing once during the
term of 6 months beginning January !;
bids and to waive defects is reserved. De-
tailed scheduled of the materials, etc.
required. accompanied by blank proposals
bidders must comply, may be obtained by
addressing A. E. GIEGENGACK, Public
irte ID
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INvEsrMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

GASOLINE STATION-Arlineton, Va Large
}ot tor parking in the heart Of most active
basis with minimum, Eusrantee This is
Is Is tafs ez cs S4 %h
EHASNoN & IUcHs Co, 1905 H Il st. NV, NV.
sis I'll ST. s.E.-Rented as 4 separate
units, Income S139 per month Com.
Reasonable doWn payment. eaIi aIf pI sissY 1881
DIRECT FROM OWNER. e-unit apartment
oXsM WEte nssaed Bog teSf rs star
nodsrn sSieE .gsfsment; sxselisns TssaEr 's
TON REALTY CO.. 22o4 Wilson blvd. Gil
BRICK. s-story and Eng, base. 4 baths,
kitche2s S,Na 3sov, vacant can't. Now being renovated
sSWsTdvSw ssSs ri SwsSs szsnsr s ssoT
SM aue Assssses sas e. at 1914 sso5o end .a.d Sis
{or Immediate sale at $1a5. 900. Can b
egshM ME Tsh rsRb%as siRSS9 saSh IA U4e % show ao
beperts With Eeca sstx.oedr Tensa
ealuahle location: modern and up to date;
sssh required net returns soss soss to ass sss
sn Investment. Cali cH. $500 for par
bbUHPloNr bbfHlsSNS crRcLE-11-apt bids. l and ?
room, dinette, Kit and bath units: oil M heat:
beautiful modern equipment: in best rental
iection Of Wash total INCOME approx;
ist trust st Very economicsily ns'sasr. oper
lted and the low rentals make It an out
sPdnE sR sESS sns 9s hucHg NE M0ssss eo 1855 Ta s g
ens ;M. .CoMMaRerAL, on fsisAL 10Th between L and M:
sst @ as 1.fs .s; IL o rss1 b6s Se heEsE Phs
Gs.ssI: pI oso5.
kpt.2 years old; rents. $500; price,
SWNHR ia m ri NMaoSssIDAMwiiII aSsA Is .s.erifiee Ssh hi,
ns Il 1saso1 Tufons sds Fsrt ek .nt
Attic. and basement. h.-w.h: tcoaD, rent
saei 81 10r sale s0s ps5 9 must ah@s1's have sss
cash. Inspect by appointment only. ALVIN
SRLWJNsp W spVRrAnaT VA asS4 unsil sn,ts q rental,
ssbous $500; TRUSTS were $500 $4,000 at. e.
for property $4,000. Lev opsratins
I located na soaaheass Ra near M Minnesots n svsnus
buses, stores. churches and schools op.
gffsAtfsI gfAfI eo s.ss sA osss
Vermont t. ave; IA, 613d ,,a Il. 4.
nus Sdern 1sns eny sss5s os g. Senths
isss rfs 1918 su' fsenins. sais Dflss
CLOSE N-Excellent Va. location. SO
gnits with approx. yearly rental Of S24 900.
sn are edEs SSan s.s e j t27 e.
tached bldg with entrances In each
Ndg. They are about yrs. old and are
I Hsry DsSsSSss oSes osss sN 4 81
wo sIes G9s is9 ,s45o: !; Co., s "a s.Ssas; Ssas
lMAIL ART AND WAiiEn6Ustt. NV
teSsns nc.,n ~ heat dso dmscodern Sstns ~
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LOTS FOR SALE.

desirable lots. soned 1 for Il industry WI. 4
CARLIN. S115 Georgia ave. sH. 1919.
VILLA SITE, oysrlooking Rock Greek Park,
containing acres. restricted Tor single
residence. Price, $4,000. Call Elk. 1928.
WE HAVE several most desirable building
sale from $500 10 one-acre sites at
S6,5 800. All lots 100-ft, frontage or more.
Homes in this subdivision have sold from
Maryland on ROCK Greek Park. cali WO.
1900 until pm. EDW. H. JONES 4
SSn1arIHESSru Sna INSS CT Y,t. ~ MI. non,.
MAGNIFICENT boulevard. 100 feet wide. dow-
ing from the White House into Maryland.
These lots in fashionable sections of the
Is years ago. and these prices must sub
stantially increase. BEALL. TURNER q
CO, RA. 0SS5, 1l05 Vermont ave.
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ouT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

YOUR VACATION HOME NOVA snu1
harbor TO retire to. We offer an additional
number Of fertile homesites Of from l to 6
erman's heaven, at present prices. startins
at. $366 per tract. All homesttes close to
salt water front and. all have free use 81
surfaced road and electricity guaranteed
each homesitc ut no additional cost. Title
has been insured by Lawyers Iitle CO. 81
and S1k per month; immediate possession.
No heating or tax problems and Z wonder
fM all-yeAr climate. For beautiful ulua-
CLAY q e6iS Fsir1ax rd.. Bsthssds. IA.
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AuroMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

MOTOCYCLE, 1941 Indian Scout; new
tires: $3.50. Call EN-. 4O10.
TIRE RECAPPING, S-hour service, by ap-
pointment Leave your car am. pick IL
up at 5 pm. Finest grade materials used.
Expert Workmanship by experienced re-
Gaping mechanics. All work guaranteed
Ample parking facilities. PALDER &
HANNA, 4716 r. I. ave, Hyattsyille, UN
1919; 1903 Lee hwy, Arlington. OK. 0012
AUTO PAINTING. body fender work and
mechanical repairs on all makes of cars
a and trucks. MCMAHON CHEVROLET CO.,
RECAPPING IN WASH, one-day service:
leave car am. ready at 5; grade A rub
not left on street or lot. For appoint, cali
LU 0S34. LU. 1917. Plenty Of grade and
tires and tubes in stock, pass. and truck
CONSOLIDATED SALES CO.. 1895 H st
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LEGAL NoIlcEs.
DAVID A. HART. Attorney.

DISTRICT couRT or THE UNrTEr
Hoaias ssnss' ISE shf Rs-is q
he MSo Was ss By e Dsrc
Court Of the United States. for the. Dis
trict of Columbia granted letters of ad-
dom. deceased a pA has s with the APPROVAL q
the District Court Of the United States
for the District of Columbia; holding 2
dsS II 1s4 At s
q m, as the time, and said Court room u, a.
the place, for making payment and dis.
co1qts desson sHR sslS and eonsro When
70 SHtin distributive shares Or issscies, pr ths
affend in persons or bs ssent or sto1nes
duly authorized with their claims AGAINST
the estate properly vouched. Given undeI
pSv1p hfDa ta1s aHRT ash sds dss 1sh 8 te S.
Attest: VICTOR S. MERSCH, Register o.
Wills for the District of colum6bia Clerk
Attorness. S1s 18th 81. NV.
States for he District oi ]. cSlambis
Mariana has obtained, from the Probat.
Of Collection on the estate, Of Boyd R. Read
late of the District Of Columbia, deceased
All persons having claims against ths ths
same, with the vouchers thereof legally
rom ali beneht, Of said estate, diyen
Ynesr my hand "a this sTs day groh of NogsmoeF
esiSne ssesIS Attest; .yIcToR s MEEseI y
lumoiaa Glerk g II of the Probate Court.
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MARTIN F. O'DONOGHUE, Atty,
Tower Building.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
e%a4s sH9ang os H5Gbase n%Ss GSSEp EE.sFb E5
ADMINISTRATION NO 59733-ORDER
NIsI FOR SALE OF REALTY;-George l.
Downs. deceased. having reported the sale
Of Lot No. 241 in Square No; 1904. in the
per plat recorded in the once Of the
Surveyor for the District OF Columbia. in
Liber log at Folio III, improved by prem
ises sl45 Adams Mn Road, NV. Wash,
for the price of s12,300 90, all cash, sub
jeet to the auetioneers commission and
this 18th day of November. 1914. OR.
DERED. that said sale be ratified and
confirmed by the Court, unless cause to
the contrary be shown before the 3oth
Of this order be published once in the
Washinston Law Reporter and once in
The Evening Star Newspaper at least
zen days prior to the said last u entioned
date. DANIEL, w, o'DONOGHUE, JUS
TICE lSeall true Copy. Test:
THOMAS C.. scALLEY, Deputy. Reeister
OF Wills for the District Of Columbia. Clerk
of the Probate Court
Evening star., 1944-11-17
Winning Contract
winning Contract
by HOWARD sCHENKEN snds
RICHARD L. FREY.
Both sides vulnerable.
North dealer.
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North opened the spade jack.
South took the king and was ex-
tremely unhappy about his next
lead. Since he was marked for the
heart strength anyway he decided
to reduce dummy's rufhng power by
q trump return. The eight won and
low diamond was led. South took
the ace and led another heart.
Vests 10 won, his last spade was
ruffed with the heart ace and
diamond picked up South's queen.
The heart king left South with q
high trump which was the. only
other trick the defenders got.
North criticized his partners dou-
BILE. Il didn't promise you any
thing" he said. ''I never made a
bid" Well, of course, that was the
trouble. Because North never had
bid South counted on making two
spades; his diamond ace was a cer-
tainty and his stuff in clubs and
hearts seemed likely to give the
opponents trouble enough to war
rant double. North should have
reasoned that, not only was his
hand trickless on defense; 1t would
probably rob South of tricks he
counted upon.
South might have had four hearts
set-but he might also have been
strong enough to make four spades.
That he could do neither merely
emphasizes the point-a rescue bid
OF four spades was by far North's
safest course.
(Releaxed hx tha Axsnciataa Nau.....
Evening star., 1944-11-17
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