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AUCTION SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE of vajuahIe -
FUTURE.

TRUSTEES SALE of valuable three story
nto an t1se 6rick dxell9s
st. NV. - By virtue of Of deed i'nr Of crust a,t
recorded, in ,Liber No. 6714. folio 3es. ct ct
Sc Sc oIh one Of the land records Of the District
thereby the 1 0' suSst Haras
tuted trustee will offer for sale By public
suct1S1; Wrs1HIhR within the .n5 salesTsoms q ADAM
ed Dropeft9 sel9'h * s p,tsf hf
and otHrs subdivision Of sauar. an a4p ss
ysy9. W for the District Of Columbia, in Lber
sH,SSyemTsTms sa,S x1h.sf 5; Of sale PlepeIsy Vii 5s
at g g. 1us rebsar1 dsed Of trust ter
balance cash. A deposit Of $500 REQUIRED m sf Of
purchaser at sale. Examination OF title.
complied with within 80 days from day
Of sale, othsrwise trustee reserves the
Of defaultine purchaser. after fve o days sSs'
ne newspaper Spapsl published in washington D. C..
forfeiting deposit trustee may may avail himself himself
defaaI{ns 2s rMRARRYS E.Snli { fsiast RYAN
24s35. District Court of the United states
Tor the District Of Columbia
Jy6.S.11.1315.
AUCTION SALE of valuable tract of land
N N Fairfax County. Virginia. At noon, July
1914. the undersigned will sell al
ptoIc nc suction in front of the. cour thouse
ststing Of 81 acres, 2Sh poles. located on
me, me south side Of the Chain Bridge Fairfax
fn fn,shTay: near the village of Langley, Fair
scription SC of the property see suit papers
IN Hoibert, Trustee v: Crosby ct al, chan
gerry cause No: 6022. Circuit Court of Fair
lax County. Virginia. Terms of sale: One
1h,fd ilie Of n the purchase price in cash, OF
winch 5000 shall be paid at the time the
property is knocked down, and the balance
OF the cash within ten GO) days after
sag sale and the remaining o-thirds of
equal installments. payable one and two
years after date: respectively, and secured
py nrst deed Of trust upon said property ::
and all conveyancing, including revenue
stamps, ia recording charges at the cost Of
ALBERT v. BRYAN. Special commiSsinner
" safe IN SAlQ cause. jyS.15
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LOTS FOR SALE.

WESTHAMPTON (new subdivision in Falls
GSnuscs17rsdn S to oa acre, rsnging IN price
portation, stores, public and parochial
schools. Small cash, easy payments. MR.
BEAUTIFUL ACRE LOTS on hard surface
rd:. but 10 miles from Pentason. OF Lee
snt 1859 1890 MR saeh R16 asIms Lyon ave- Chest
"BUY m BEVERLY FARMS Now"-Sub-
urban lots are very popular buys at present
for several reasons, which should receive
plenty Of space in which to create . coun-
try home when again possible. Beverly
Farms, not far from Congressional Country
Club, near Potomac, Md, has many fine
wooded building sites with glorious view
1sver ever the countryside: Acre tracts priced o At
down and .2T per month. We will be very
glad to take you to Beverly Farms at any
time. write or call, = Gray; WI; 4454.
oHEvK eIsS & oHasE aS NV Ne ll4s On Conn., ave.
eieetriei.y IS sl,5eo S tsEasSa WI ss4s. gas Ss!e'
SPACIOUS wooded lot: stream: privacy;
restricted; ~ Mont Co, eonve;.ient n; !. Il
BEAUTIFUL, acre lots on hard-surfaeed
road. 10 miles from Navy bldgs.. on Lee
6lyd.: $500 each, terms. LYON: INC,
81 SH * 5o7n 20 eyes YES and Sunday: CH. 2Il5:
sutdivison near Colonial VilaTe. impreSe
ments in lots are wooded and overlook
beautiful Eat' park; park; only $3.50 each terms.
SILVER SPRING BUSINESS SECTION list
foot: residential lots, block from Car
roll ave: business section in Takoma Park,
Md; $3.50 each. H. HANNAUER, 1896
Georgia ave- Silver Spring; 81. 472e,
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

i 10 rs ACRES, Colesville pike, near new
fOOO-acre Government project; 5 to 10
and 8 to 80 acres near 8. Capitol ST.. ex-
tended. Many major Government projects
nearby. Terms to suit ~ to 3 cents
"a. foot. FULTON r. GORDON. owner,
l427 Eye st. NV. D1. $3.50. until Q pm.
11FfTPRoxiMATEIY 1fTs 200 acres; only 1928
Der acre; location on paved road in Mont
Somery County. not far from D. c. Box
Sill ACRES. overlookins. Little .Ditncult
Run. with u miles road front in heart Of
Fairfax Co. hunt country; valuable timber
and wood, many high and delightful build
ing sites; adjoining some OF Northern Va. 8
most valuable estates: good road on 3
teiephone @ available: already financed; best
THoSNssSs Sss 81; s;S phone n Vienna va sadis 5SS
front. So 500: on Ga: ave, a., $4,000:
others. H. r BIEBER. SH. 6565.
IN A COMMUNITY Of and 2 acre lots,
high elevation. wooded or cleared, hard
subdivision (but some distance from hard
road: LOO for 9 acres. 500 cash, $50
Falls Church. turn left on Route No. $50
yor 1A miles. property is on left side Of
toad beyond my sign. HERMAN SCHMIDT
Woodward BLDG, MA. Q257. O.
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1EVERLx 88AC0 on Chesapeako Bay
s1tffesSf .ns:s 4 M:so a.. S CO. S.s. Ma
SnSsF Ep$iE.s SI;9Se 4%.rsrH Il; 3sse; g..
cott.es in 1ns condition partly furnisSeS; urn SesE
ss sI SHORES sss sasssto5y II w.:h Ts:
cOBI Island COTTAGE, 3 bedrooms.
mcnth: rsssonssie. a wo. Ro.'ass 1873 o' "ses or
Sunr 10 med.Tn aGMn fa hnfssf . sus.ee SetG
saRiHss ba.fs osEs s1Ss G .b w ass 4SlS
baths. elee Kitchen. d. r.. porches; !
ThCps shs5SsSd ri rSssss :sos sas tine; ::
lawns and shrubs. large bungalow with
ss!I MStoibess i a..rsa ifeg +: .iseaais FoRb.
siaf G:yse1 on esSa.y Ssss ms
shady side. Nd; eott.ses for sale, 81 szsS
pier, boat harbor. sea wall: restricted gen.
i'|s'f' rhs%.. ss9sis
EPPNG FOREST T.Large. modern and
p4se 4 t.i: sD w tIfresS g. sA5
NAN NAN, l Thomas Circle. Ma. e22s. wo.
selSy on the Bay. lot 4oxioe. = bsdrooms.
iisins Ss rm'. E,tehen, % modern iishsins. AZ:
porch, fuTnished. electric water pump;
sa's s:ts vss5 sit'' trans
i f'nsS Point or Tai III 1fimSsTs, y Nd a so1
wASIE? sI!;ys.r water, front tho home; eem- sas
Box 412-S, Star.
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY on nrst or second trust: prompt
action reasonable rates: nearby Nd. Va.
er D; e property, o,,o THE AMERICAN CO.
MONEY ON SECOND TRusT-we will
buy second-trust notes, D. c.. nearby Md
or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE L INVESTMENT CORP. 1912
N. Y. ave NV. National 1893.
SECOND-TRUST LOANS at extremely low
rates. Phone MATTHEW x. STONE. EN-.
WHEN you need q personal loan. Sl0o to
BANK OF COMMERCE 2z SAVINGS, 9TH
and SITS. NV. III st at North Capitol,
MA. 7011. Elk. 2727.
COMPARE OUR RATES before you borrow
on your auto, furniture or signature.
General Acceptance Corp, 5303 Baltimore
ave, Hyattsville, Md. Warfeld 3lSl. For
merly Southeastern Discount Of Hyattsville
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. P. J. WALSHE.
iss 1 AND snS nd iTRGsT LoANs. ss' Prom Prompt
and courteous service. Consult us before
borrowing. Lowest rates. COLONIAL IN
vESTMENT CO.. s17 9th NV. DI: $50.
AUTOMOBILE LOANS without indorsers.
We do not check with employers or use un-
pleasant methods to ascertain credit record.
Car does not have to be paid for in IN order o
TerminaD. RE. 1900. Open til s pm Al ::
end TRUST from private party, $4,000,
valuable Mass. ave. NV. property, can
give additional security. short term.
Box 62-M, Star
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Uncle Roy's Corner

Many persons have watched tad
poles turn into frogs or toads, but
few have watched them with such
interest as a reader of this column.
He is q lawyer. Maj. Delbert H.
Decker, and he has sent me a letter
telling about his enjoyment when he
learned about the changes during
his boyhood.
while attending high school," he,
writes, Il passed each day small
pond in the corner of an old orchard.
Often I watched the things which
took place in the water.
THE life in that pond was my
most pleasant study during that
spring term of school
The eggs OF frogs and toads
seemed to develop in the same way.
The tiny dark spot at the center Of
each egg grew in size. and then
there was movement in the egg and
soon out came little tadpole.
The tadpoles from frogs eggs
seemed to grow faster. They did not
gather in little schools so much as
did the toad .tadpoles Also they
grew much larger than the toad
tadpoles before they changed into
hoppers.
Watching closely every day, both
morning and evening, l first saw a
frog tadpole with one hind leg, and
then with two. For time he went
about with very small legs compared
to his body and tail.
"A little later a foreleg could be
seen. like child's arm under its
blouse. wriggling around as if to find
the armhole Then out it came, and
almost at the same time the other
foreleg appeared
After a time this tadpole (and
others which had developed in the
same waY dropped his head cover
ing, or mask. Now he was ready to
use the lungs which had taken the
place of his gills.
After that, the little frogs lived
more at the surface than under the
water. They seemed to have less use
for their tails, which became smaller
and smaller. Finally each tadpole
had only the stump of a tail left,
and could hop on the land and
wander about in the moist grass.
The things learned from that
pond were of great help to me when
I began the study of zoology"
Our thanks go to Maj. Decker for
this sketch taken from Natures own
book. UNCLE RAY.
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AUToMosllEs ron SALE tcsss.,

fONTIAC 1887 2-door sedan; black finish
hsssss; sS;.Ss ssSs; csli "a: 7S3s sitsr s pm;
heater. 1900 miles, Excellent condition
cally new tiIe.. See At 4s0s osorsis ave.
Pontiac 1857 s-door: very IN. snap.
mechanically, upholstery. ETC.; tires fair;
rS3NIIAc 1899 s;cyl. touring sedan; .s-
cellent condition throughout; radio, heat
er. Privste owner doesn't need car-do
PONTIAC 1871 4-door streamliner sedan;
HReapE poSFPHc psoSSSPPsS ecssutfy
foNTixc Ri fRSS' 1871 s-p.ss.ns.r coupe; .b.o-
sz SokAc also CO. s4o saSns
LARGEST Pontiac dealer, 1887 Irving st.
sTUDEBAKER 1889 President; oyerdrive,
radio and heater; very clean inside and
2; BUTLER CO, 1121 21st st. NV. DI.
sTyDEBAKER 1e4I Commander skyway
cruising sedan: beautiful shape: way above
e AReapE ffHappse eo sss hs
.9ns largest xn aSGd PSntiac dealer l4a7 Irving
dan; this one is the one you're looking
e sSr At@N1ns bette than e nj per sa ot Ess
sTUDEBAKER 1s41 Champion. by original
owner; 4-door custom de luxe. recently re-
conditioned; black finish good; upholstery
Day AT. s4b. 5e1 Goth I s., di Arlinston 'us 3:
and ohss ohhssater; $4,000 miles; price. s595.
eondition: must sell; s5s5 or best ofier.
WiiLYs 1888 4-aoor coach: just over
s1yers: s1,s :. good goo cond. After 5 nm, e409
iRo5S' G5ssS Mssapw; isls Md d. luxe.
ditlon and good rires. Genuine feather up up
STATION WAGON. 1911 Pontiac; mt e;" abso-
lntely thf b neSt one Of It's kind in this
sse il today at ARcApE PoNTfHc fHScDceo co..
Washinston's largest Pontiac dealer, 1887
TAXICAB, No. 20 Checker, 194l Plymouth
pm. 2337 Sherman ave NV. s1.b50. q.
UsED;CAR .ssALE-Wholesalc, prices
~ Buick super club coupe.
= Buick Special sedans t3)
~ Olds sedsnette hydromatic.
20 Oldsmobile sedans (5).
~ Pontiac sedans t5p.
30 Chrysler sedan.
~ Plymouth sedan and club coupe.
~ Ford convertible coupe.
20 Ford convertible eoupes IS.
a Dodge convertible coupe.
40 Dodge convertible coupe
Choice Of 80 others. HYATTSvIILE
BUICK CO Can Warf1eld All.
CHERNERIZED CARS.
iS4l Llncoln-Zephyr Fordor, r. and h.
I94l Ford super De luxe Fordor. r and b
iS4l Mercury 4-door. r. and b.
1871 Packard 4-door sedan. r and h.
IS4l Dodge Luxury Liner 4-door. 2. ana h
1871 Oldsmobile 4-door sedan.
1941 Pontiac coach.
1871 Studebaker Commander 4-door &C.
dan: radio and heater
l94O Buick super 4-door, r. and h.
lS4I Pontiac Torpedo 4-dr.. r. and b.
1910 Willys 4-door
1870 Pontiac 4-dr., r. and h.
!S4O Mercury 4-ooor. r and h.
a39 Ford de luxe Fordor
1929 Lincoln Zephyr cow sedan, T. and h
1899 Buick Coupe
1879 Lincoln Zephyr convertible. r. and h
1888 PACKARD I-pasS sedan. r. and h.
Many others, terms. trade, guaranteed
CHERNER. open until 2 pm, 1881 Fla
ave n w, dial HO S00n
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LEGAL NOTICES.
RUDOLPH b. BEHREND, Attorney,

D1ssIRIcr COURT or THE UNITED
Holding Probate coarsmNo q 81 9asm9ai: 'ass ad.
ministrati1n.-Thisi is to Give Notice that
the the subscribers. who were BY the District
on on. sl The estate Of GeIson Nordlinger: de-
psssa 6avs y Th Il. the ntsg Of
Court Court appointed Monday; the 3lst day of
July July 1894 at 1000 o'clock am. as, the
for making payment and distribution from
said estate; under the Courts. direction
and persons entitled to distributive shares
or leRacies. or the residue, or parts thereof,
are notified to attend. in person or by
v nna the hsr siras lands UEeDsEs shs
soR6lhsosR rs s,h e 'ss sSa LEiM Eiyhs
PPresident,: tseaD Attest: THOMAS G.
SstL,c SSGALLEY 7, Deputy Register Of Wills for the
Court. jyS,15,2S
IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT FOR THE
Lo4s ii GeYmbis Giv
Vi sc CITY eorpeTafon raRK HOMES %fsstSn or
oRpER oF Rsff1Ssn n s4scH
MENT-The object Of this this suit sui IS is toGn to re-
cover the sum of $4,000 with interest
from ire m December 3lst. 1943, and costs due
done and for materials furnished and de-
and to have Judgment Of Condemnation Of
hands Of puckett. Gin g. Anderson. si2
Tower Building. .Washinston. D. C.. levied
on on under an attachment issued in this
ordered that the eefendant al srpesT ay in igff this
Squt of on or siGrf Sns th th foh day
day Of the nrst publication Of this order
to defend this suit and show cause why
otherwise the suit viii be = proceeded viii With
Judge: (seaiJ a true COPY. y eoTt Test:
sEANeHE NErr ehMHHsp ehlei bepaty c!f!a cisai. BY
EUGENE =; MeLACHLEN. Attorney,
D1sIRIcr 'cogRTn o1sin ef 81 I'm THr UNITED
Holding P5obste coart.@Ess.te cea%S,s 81 Mar:
Miller; Deceased 6s755. Administers. !.
made herein for probate Of the last viii
letters 6,ts w testamentary on said estate. BY
heirs at law and next Of kin Of Margaret
A. Miller: also known as Maggie A. Miller.
August xp fss4. at 70 1900 tie oeloci GaI AM 4i
S why susa nos.D ): s
lished in the Westminster Law Reporter'
and The Evening Star" once in each Of
day herein mentioned. the rst publiestionn f sadpn
to be not less than thirty days before said
retI5n wnpn Day r,CH witness, ths Honorable ED
seai, Attest: ThoMAs {. scA1nEt4a. ALLEY
Deputy Register Of wills for the District
q q. Gelyymnbia. yn Clerk Of the Probate Court.
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SUMMER CAMPS.

BONNIE'S HAVEN. Broadwater, Md
For children to 2; facing on Chesa- :
Broadwater, Nd A large modern home,
with shaded grounds, completely fenced;
electrical equipment, modern plumbing. All
excellent supervision. Session, June 22-
Sept. 10. For information, call Atlantic
S643 or West River 236-F-5. or write Mrs.
L, D. Bonbrest, l144 Branch ave. Sc.
PARENTS of 9-year-old, well-behaved,
intelligent girl wish to place her In camp
up to S25 90 per week; Call Lu. 4is0
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MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.

Harley Y-DAVIDSON '45" for sale or
trade t1Ss % for car excellent condition. CH.
HARLEY:DAvnsoN. 1857 57"s5on' 1sS' .ns
| a'8 Indian; ali in excellent condition.
~ 29i. Carroll ave. Takoma Park, Md
INDIAN 1910 4-cylinder: buddy seat.
saddle bag. extras. Call GIL 7OS7 after
INDIAN CHEF. 1899. buddy seat. s9so
cash. CHI. 6643, 1914 Key blvd, Arlington,
1889 INDIAN "A. buddy seat. saddle bags.
TairmOnt st NV ~ nS~A
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AUTO REPAIR AND sepv,
fires FOR SALE

RECAPPTNG in Warrington one-dev .ery-
ice. By appointment only. Leave car 8
Am, ready at p.m. Complete custom
built work with truck rubber. Plenty Of
Grade / md 3 tires carried in stock in
All sizes. Ample parking in rear. CON-
SOL1DATED TIRE CO. 1895 H ne. LU
0834.
auto dealers-plenty of new and Grade s
tires and tubes wholesale. Best recapping
done We welcome . visit from you to
u Wash; cOMeoLDATED SALES, 1895
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PROPOSALS..

OFFICE OF THE ARCHITECT OF THE
CAPITOL, WASHINGTON, y. c., July 8. 1914.
ceived in this once until 800 pm... July
is, 1874. and then publicly opened for
furnishing and delivering replacement
parts for Westinghouse stokers at the
Capitol Power Plant, Washington, D. C.
Bidding information may be obtained on
application to this ONCE. DAVID LYNN,
Architect Of the Capitol.
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Winning Contract V
BY THE FOUR ACES.
Sofety Play
South dealer.
East-West vulnerable.
- Q732
ass
. Kos
4 = ) J 1oss * asI,
: !p'. W. ~ , :,
Ao2 .63
0KQJ 1867
AS
AA6
The bidding:
South West North East
~ Pass - Pass
40. Pass ~ Pass
So Pass 5NT Pass
50 Pass Pass Pass
The nine Of clubs was led against
six hearts and South Immediately
saw that his contract depended
upon holding his spade losers to
one.
After drawing trumps and cash.
ing his minor suit tricks . careless
player might have finessed his queen
Of spades, but South had no inten-
ton Of endangering that valuable
card without first making q safety
play. He cashed the ace of spades
first, and when the king dropped
singleton had won his contract.
Had the king failed to drop South
would have re-entered his nand by
rufIing a club and by playing up to
the queen of spades would have the
same chance that a first-round
finesse offered
Yesterday you were Howard
Schenken's partner and with neither
side vulnerable you dealt and held:
4 A 10 s 43
Q98
0 Q54
The bidding:
You Jacoby Schenken Lightner
ia Pass 20 Pass
30 Pass "a Pass
Co Pass
Answer-Pass. Schenken did not
raise spades, he only showed that as
between spades and hearts he pre-
fers the former. With full raise
he would have jumped to three.
Score 100 per cent for pass, 20
per cent for three spades or three
diamonds, o for any other bid
Question No. LIZA.
Today you hold the same hand,
but the bidding is different
You Jacoby Schenken Lightner
- - Pass Pass 20 20 Pass Pass
Co
What do you bid? ANSWER Nom
day.
| The Four Aces will be pleased to
| answer letters from readers If
| stamped 3-cent, self-addressed enve-
| lope is inclosed with each communi-
cation addressed to the Four Aces,
care OF The Evening Star.
released by Associated Newspapers, Incl
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FARMS WANTED.

Ksnsinston, Nd Kensington 5ss. 5: H.
eR1vATE PAR1x s.nt, will buy farm from from
price. All cash. Would consider rdn down
place. II well located as to roads, etc,
within ss m miles % Ct p p1NsoM N M, Ma Write
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

FURNISHED 4 ROOMS, cross ventilation,
Grand piano; leaving for South: lease to
Sept. l5, 1945 MRS. THELMA K. ELLIS.
64b W. End ave, Apt. 5-D, New York City.
FLORIDA, near Lake Jessup. on Orlando
Oyeido hwy. Lot, 200x410 it.. $3.50;
terms, S25 down, $40 month. Larger ad--
5acent acreage available for groves and
truck farming. Slauson Realty Co.. 300
Peoples Life Insurance Bldg. MA. 6631.
Evenings call CO. O6Sl.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

GARAGE or GAS STATION; established
Arm desires to lease or buy parking lots
some repair facilities. win consider short
or long term lease or will purchase prop
erty In the District of Columbia or vicin-
1ty. Box 441-M. Star.
LOCATION for package LIQUOR store, large
or small. Mr.. Johnson, HUB LIQUOR
STORE, 14th and Pa. ave. NV. ME. 6612.
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COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
hereby given that under authority sranted
is. 1882, authorizing the closing Of streets
roads. highways and alleys in the District
Of Columbia; the Commissioner % OF The
n Of Go Geuss s1d T Room give re Dqsc bile
trict Building. 14th and E Streets NV.
"a. 1914, At 10 O'Clock AM. to interested
rights which may be affected or
as to the equity, justice or advisability of
closing the street and alleys in the Dis
|. Closing Robinson Street between Bruce
Place and 18th Place Sc. >. Closins
alley running south from 8 Street Sc.
public alley running east from 9Th Street
NV, in the southerly part Of Square
1904. 4; Closing alley running from sa-
bss ee' s. cosins ssn alleys raee in sauaTe
$3.50 located between Place and W
Street, and 32nd Street and Branch Ave
in saSsre s H dcs.d ssy
18th Street and jackson Place and Penn
S,I.ar sylvania Avenue and H Street NV. Z;
from Futon Street NV. in "s Square iasa. iSa:n
Avenue to . Street NV, in Square 57s.
Sss e t.. se;sd t5s s in r.
District Building, 18th and E Streets
Maps 5000. 3O01. 3OO2. 5000, 1904, 3OOb.
3006 and 3007, and these maps may be
examined by interested parties durins
maps will also be displayed at the hearing
and the Commissioners will consider any
slggestd suggestions & or protests concerning the
on above mentioned maps JOHN RUS
SELL YOUNG, G. W. KUTZ. GUY MASON,
Commissioners Of the District of Columbia
l4t,7 I5,exSuAhol
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INesS PROPERTY ron SALE.

BUSINESS PROPERTY foA SALE.
669NER BUSINESS PROPERTY, 3 modern
loo II. main thoroushfare; leased 70
prominent drug concern and NATL chain
srocery; no operating expenses:- price, 10
times annual rental, $4,000. Phone Mr.
Kyle. pE. 6I1e. SHANNON d LuCHS CO.,
1906 a s.. nv. MA. 2345.
1lS 9th ST. S.E.-Business property, 26x
100, improved BY 2-story store and fur.
nished 6-room kitchen and bath apt above
oil heat; with 2-story brick warehouse in
rear, on paved alley; due to death IN
John W. Hardell. attorney for owner, MA.
Ak72; eYeninES, co. 1879
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GEORGE B. FRASER, Attorney,
MnnaAv nuuHlAfn~

DIsTRIcT. COURT OF THE UNITED
H. States for the District of Columbia.
BRIDGET A. SCANNELL Deceased.-No.
63. 6e5. Administration Docket I35.-Ap-
probate Of the last will and testament Of
said deceased. and for letters testamentary
ordered this 22nd day OF june. AID.
1914 that unknown heirs at law and
ne next & OF kin OF Bridget A. Scannell, and
on Tuesday. the lst day Of August, AID.
!g44' At 1000 o'clock Am, to show cause
why SUCH application should not be
Eranted Let notice hereof be published
~ ii1r the Wa shington Law Reporter" and
Inc evening star. once in each of three
successive weeks before the return day
herein ne mentioned. the frst publication to
return ret day; Witness. the Honorable ED
YARD WARD G; EICHER. Chief Justice Of said
court this 22nd day OF June, AID. 1914
lSeal,) Attest: VICTOR S. MERsCH.
Eegister OF Wills for the District OF
Coiumbia, Clerk OF the Probate Court
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ACREAGE WANfRn.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

MAN1ED-Acreaze anywhere In or near
Wa1htneton, provided price 10 reasonable.
give price. location and description. box
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LOWRY N. COE, Attorney for Petitioners,
III National Press Bldg.
Filed June 20. 1914 Charles Z. Stewart.
Clerk

Filed June 20. 1914 Charles T. Stewart.
IN THE p1srR1ec!Ffr e!frk COURT OF THE
!, United States for the District Of Column
ToN rf Il THE
Civil Action No. 24s63-oRDEK.- Upon
consideration Of the complaint filed herein
on the 10Th day Of June, 1914, praying for
dissolution OF The Warrington Piy-Rite
Compsny. 2 corporation orsanized and
Columbia; It is by the Court, this 29th day
interested In said corporation are hereby
they have, on or before the I4th day Of
August 1914: why said corporation should
q this order shall be published in The
washington WAS Law Reporter and The Eve
nlng Star newspaper weekly for three
successive weeks. the first insertion to be
not nos less than one month before the l4th
ais Rfss q 5uatis. august 1874 - JAS; ". NOR.
CHARLES =. STEWART. CLERK. BY
EMMA E; SIMPSON Deputy Clerk
Evening star., 1944-07-08
LEGAL NOTICES Gent,
WiLLiAN Z. CUH6IRIAND, 1t1sfnsy,
i43e y o. NV.

M rHs schi5l;s bisrkidF & ss'ss5t s56a4 S!.rt or THE
lumbis s;-PAUIIMf RQTHFELD. I4ss Hey-
H Ton Street. NV; Wsshtngten. p; G.,
phsiss,. Pennsyiyanis; ps.sndant: =: No.
suit Is TO obtain An absolute divorce on
the grounds OF voluntary separation for
sSs q shs seton n mcson
Of the plaintiff, It Is this 29th day Of
June, l944 ordered that the defendant,
be entered herein on or before the fortieth
Gay. exclusive Of Sundays and legal holi-
publication of this order; otherwise the
S cause VIII be proceeded with .as in case
be published once q week for three success
sive weeks IN The Washington Law Reporter
ls) JAS ". NORRIS. Justice. essal.S 4
true COPY. Test: CHARLES 3. STEWART.
Clerk, BY EMMA c. SIMPSON. Deputy
CLERK. fv1 q TX