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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

GOVERNMENT of the District OF Columbia,
Notice The Commissioners Of the Dis
trlct OF Columbia will hold a public hear
ing IN the Board Room, District Building.
l i,atTl AM, and sis NV. on June
the general public, all interested organ
10 be heard relative to proposed snend-
ments 10 the Building Code of the Dis
trict of Columbia pertaining to the re-
aulTements Of sprint:ler systems in garage
buildings. j R YOUNG. g. MASON,
e r YOUNG. Commissioners, D c.
GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT OF
-, Columbia, WASHINGTON, D. C. Notice
OF Section |, Item T. of Public Law 500.
18th Congress. approved December 20.
ls44. the Commits sioners of the District of
Columbia will hold 3 public hearing in
the Board Room in the District Building,
"a and E Streets, NV, on MONDAY,
July ]. 1a46, at. 10 o'clock AM. for the
purpose OF obtaining the views OF inter-
ested persons and to consider any OBJ
tections which Y. may be offered in regard
as follows: FOURTH STREET. s.W., for
Street, proposed 10 be changed to OVER
LOOK AVENUE; RANDOLPH PLACE NE
extending east from Blad nsburg Road to
the National Arboretum property, proposed
to be changed to RAND PLACE; BLADENS-
BURG ROAD. NE, from Maryland Avenue
TO DistTif Ct o. OF columbia boqndsry linz
sspitoi Street westerly y'T to Ree % e eHee2
Park. proposed to be changed to MS
souri, AVENUE J. r. Young, g. Mason,
6. r. Young, Commissioners, D. C.
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BuiCk 1882 4-deor sedan; heater: some
ceiling. 400 North Wakefield St, Airing
FORD 1913" comp epe motor recently
overhauled $3.50. under OPA &C ling. pa
! niaven Il. Alex, Va. between 6 and
FoFD RADIATOR, 1889. 81 gh,!y dama2~d
repaired. sell reasonable. sl3 LongieIlow
HUPP 1889 4 door sedan, good tires sew
engine recently installed: excel transn ;
SIS; below CPA ceiling; cash only. 81
K.IsER-FRAzER-Taking orders for these
sensational l947 automobiles CENTRAL
MOTORS Nc OBS CO. e., 3l43 Lee hwy, Arlington.
tires, S215 cash; below OPA ceiling. 90 H
o 81. 1s41 4-door sedan: hydro
Sssfs or car efs mmea
for su Gan q 1919 i faesmils within
oIs6sMoBILE 1884 SIX a,se 4- aao htr s.
cash, below OPA. Evenings or week emo.
2444 So. Scott ST.. Arlington (Shirley
oLDSMoBLE 1912 4-door sedan: radio.
heater, hydromatic: owner will trade for
fhss SQUARE ec or phdne Il m0d oa 1897 9
running cond.: Sl6o, within oPA ceiling:
Garden I'd. Lsnham. Md. IY, ooo5. To-
PIERCE ARROW 1885 sedan, Autorar
v ,93s 3's-t Give dump r -, truck HyMaN
-ls
PLYMOUTH sedan, 1912. little rough sell
for best cfer under OpA Ceiling. MuNIC-
IPAL SERVICE STATION, 9TH and In
1897 o-door sedan; heater; as
is. S395 cash; within ceiling. Call DI
%6@5 -l5
BUICK 1888 7-passenger sedan: motor
Just overhauled; S1050, within OPA ceiling.
Cadillac 1888 7-pass; sedan motor Just
overhauled; 500. within OPA ceiling
GMC 1942 D-22 motor; 500. 2 GMC
used; $25 ca. RE. 1916.
ID
COMPARE THESE CARS-Will sell with
or without trade. OPA ceiling prices and
some below; Buy them from an old-estab-
lished Buick agency.
a oIds rs" model custom sedan;
Al Buick 90-L model s-pass limou-
sine sedan: radio and hester;
IA SSfIff BUICK 90. VA a lYff
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AUCTION SALES Cont.
FUTURE.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER & son. suc;

ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 son, auctioneers-
Trustees sale of two-story brick dwelling,
No. 16 10th st. NE, containing rooms
and bath. hot-water heat. brick garage
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust recorded in
Liber No. 123S, folio 272. Ell sea-, one of
the land records of the District OF CO.
igmbis' and at the request Of party Sc.
will offer for. sale by public auction. in
day of June. 1916. at O'Clock pm. the
following described property in the District
OF Columbia, to-wit: Lot numbered
seventy-four 90 in George c. Humphrey
and George N. Planners subdivision OF lots
in square numbered nine hundred and
thirty-sersn ts37l as per plat recorded
in the once of the surveyor for the Dis
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase
none, TO be paid in cash, balance in
monthly installments of one dollar for
each 500 including interest at six per
cent per annum from day OF sale, payable
monthly, secured by first deed OF trust
upon property sold Or all cash, a. option OF
purchaser. deposit OF $500 90 required
of purchaser al sale Examination of
title, conyeyanclns. recording, revenue
chaser, Terms to be complied with. within
thirty days from, day of sale otherwise
trustee reserves the right TO resell prop
erty at risk and cost OF defaulting pur-
chaser, after five days advertisement of
such resale in some newspaper published
in Washington, D. C. or deposit may be
or without forfeitine deposit
trustee may avail itself Of any legal or
:haser THE WASHINGTON loan AND
TRUST COMPANY. Trustee, by ALFRED
LAWSON, Vice President
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NEw-IYPE TIRE .RECAPPING by the Der
Nap electric process; beautiful tread: .
hour service; electric-treated sections if
your tire is eut See your tires being re-
ingtons Largest Pontiac Dealer 1897
irving st. NV, AID. $500. Quick. eficient
service
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER. immediate de-
livery. new shipment lust arrived, the
neatest one you ever seen, suitable for
merchants, farmers fishermen and tour
ing. Low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC
CO. l437 Irving St. nv AD, $500, wash
PONTIAC OWNERS, ATTENTION. We
have just received large shipment OF GOOD
quality seat covers in popular colors They
will also At other models of General Mo
s0t des Gasd s Famp5 ape PoSf FLA co
Twins ST. NV. AID $500
USED TIREs. any size. pass or truck:
specia! !.5uX2o military tread. auto seat
covers, !ong-wearing hber. DRISCOLL s
TIRE SERVICE. 400 Hunt pl. ne Ii
3S5'2. TR 9656 49,
BODY. refrigerator. cork insulated rear
and side doors l3 feet lone. feet wide
t5i2 + high inside: very reasonable
HAZLEToN MOTORS, 5o0l Branch ave
Sc. SP. 0Sli If
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FARMS FOR SALE Cont

dSnH MILES FROM C. IN Ao1ng
partially wooded farmland with beautiful
hail brick residence. together with 81
4oRs sos and da oheP SfRE
9; !, Gay ets.shssTasDufe ss$;j. with sHANNoSS &
one OF THE BETTER Montgomery Coun-
ty. Md. farms of 2S0 acres with a beau
5!tul view Of the Blue Ridge Mount aims
and 40 acres in woodland: ali farm equip
mentS, cattle, horses; hogs, chickens are
r., rm' din rms library ,'' elec : kitchen
End dlnette combined, elassed-in porch
2 dressing rms glsSSed-in room and 2
baths on second floor; Kitchen has o-foot
The house snE xh aaq is fGrn e has
5ptsetiVe features. There AZ SERVANTS
$500 which IS less than cost 10 replace
f 61dss Phone , Mrs = Gregory or Bill WICKER
VT ! q B zAATzl Sas Re' IS. o. rs IS
$500. Montgomery County-1o5 acres:
n paved I'd: IS acres timber; balance TN
ABLE some machinery OWNER. RIA. s9o5.
MONEY, MAKING; DAIRY FARM, 24o a
tenant houses ;,6-cow daily BARN. diu 81 dairy
cattle, 3 horses. truck. tractor and good /
me t 81 I tarm ano GARY equipment; con
daily: $4,000; terms. CT. 1888
IN FREDERICK co. or main highway; /
JOS acres meadow & stream. stone house; |
bath and cleo; new dairy barn. bank barn, |
n s[eTPs s e5Gas isr sooG meadow and
stream: cleo; and water system; bargain
Sd. acres near Adamstown: brick
house; elec.: several outbuildings; well
gatered; $500. ST. HICKMAN, Box 341, /
Silver Spring. Md. y,
SO ACRES fne stock and grain farm in
trontase on good sravel road, close to
Z. s. Highway 80; newly constructed
barn 3ox6o, is stanchions; IN machine Shed
:GXhu, new Lighthouses, new room utility
house: newly fenced all around; stream
s.hroughh property, priced for quick sale,
:. s.54-acre dairy farm near Nokesville.
Va. 200 acres In GOOD pasture land
wells and spring; 36-Stanchion COW barns.
Ike new, water pine to each stanchon: ,
silos 40 and 100. tons; large horse and
cow barn, stalls. : stanchions: large lott
4-room concrete block dairy house, lots OF
other coed outbuildings s-rm. farm home.
lent view, lots of Towering shrubs; arm
and 5-rm. tenant houses, about so acres
with about 100 fruit trees; price. S36.1 $50
Ray BARNEY, Vienna, Va Phone Office
y Is. residence. 154 Id
366 ACRES 7-room stone and stucco house,
bank Barn, 3ex5s; silo tenant house: 2
streams spring: this years crops.
sol acres. 5-room house: large barn;
watered by stream.
house BAH and d oabIdss wa aen bv
! ~ E, TaYLoR FAILS IS Church = ?1ss. H.
lance OF ID c Good roads
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WEEKEND SPECIALS:
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

BUICK. chrysler, Docge; Plymouth: Olos
nd paq NEEDED 70 sapDy
ins.de, our modern parkins oulld.ns tor
e aPP5f,i q Mo 81 Ne' i * ~ 500 81
tco-re- ITth ano Nj
B B u 1875 ;; = pay cash Cal between,
s s,,,, eaSn oolaES any make, any model,
BUICK OWNERS be wise Big prices
paid: any year Or model; BRING tide, drive
NV, cor. N. open TO $40 pm, closed
Sunday.
BUICK OWNERS sell their cars for cash
TO EMERSON d oRME. 18th and NJ SITS
make saf hs R hs5 had sood
ss s.%s a} IS 81 s HA@kfss' 1883 14'S
woula dare pay more than Roper, Cali
e oRNHns $50 O. wise Big Pr
in see BARNES SANDERS; 1909 l4th st;
nv cor. \, Open to $50 pm closed
CHEVROLET OWNERS; set every dollar
R GHt 81 cESTRaE MoToR SALES 81 p s45
Sat'k9LtIts-zcessh to1 5 ~, cs!. no rec
tFpe SIR GEoh. 1'Jii(s1r % ChFfo o.
cHrvRoIIr. pIyMourH oIi,s ,;''1 party
must have 1927 TO l94., III GOOD cond it4oi..
, IN all CASH no dealers. Phone
toKp sc tG o, pp cal nc . REQ age
FoRDs wanted / viii pay the the highest
% sih aSar Auto spy sAnEs se any sT MODEL
FORD OR MERCURY 4-door sedan, $3.50.
1910: ia or 1912 model Call NJ, B
is worth EN-. a754, Bob Terrett. CENTRAL
M FoF6 e SALES 44 & Conn Uia avs
IN See BARNEssAS SqeE 300 a' i4t fFi st
NV, cor N. Open to $50 pm, closed
LINCOLN 7zEPHYR-owner willing to ex-
change bis car for studebaker Cham
NASH s WANfEEbb-1 viii pay the highest da
W Il aSSrs suT s1s sAE sss R. any awe 00s
oIbsMoB f oW S4Tl Sc 6e wise Biz prices
IN Sc SG5 sFps 5do fit q't St
NV; cor. n, Open to $50 pm, closed
PLYMOUTH OWNERS oe WISE Biz priccs
any sFsI g. nSfS eFns ne fr 81
IN cor. y. open 20 $50 n, closed
1l5s Ut! s,x 1891 ,S @4sxo
PLIMolTH OWNERS st eyery dollar
* M ESf al s1t H9 CONF nsrrss
scHEft 81 fsgl ST. G GO sH
sell your car see jack koq a Bank psana rlt
RG hs cash Po SE1f ane 60 SsTyos
Largest Pontiac Dealers, 1897 Irving ST.
PoN Sd,I e.,, are worth more to Roper; ="
es Pf s pupon T0s sasP price IN ia taSh
81 HGF Mor6 H SALES s ps Com R ass
PONTIAC OWNERS be. wise Big prices
paid any ssE Or mSd ernE tue driye
NV; cor. N. Open to $50 pm closed
sTUDGRAKERs wanted. No one would
aa PooFR Ray D moos t 3an5 ROPER C G"l
'sTgDEBAkER wanted. I viii pay the
Rfhf s dqe5s ss AZ maze any mods
sri in D Il: o oass Be- wise Bis prices
ns'' any f g. hSqs grqs tf f st
Nv cor, n. Open 10 $40 p.m., closed
s sGfdSI youR CAR to EMERSON & oRME
I;th aud VI sts NV Cal DI 500 for o;
CASH FOR YOUR CAR-FordS. Chevro!ets
s slnr,, PIymouthS Phone Atlantic $500,
EXCHANGE clean 81 Chevrolet standard
.;-door sedan and cash for 80 or later Sc
dan or station wagon. AID. 1887 If
DESPERATE VETERAN urgently needs
good clean car for business. Any body
style: la31-42: all cash. CHI. oo66. 20
PRIVATE PARTY wants convertible coupe
OF. sedan. All cash. Approximately 5000.
IA. 97a2.
WHEN YOU KNOW Roper pays the best
price for any automobile, call him at once.
Dupont 9765 49,
AN EX-MARfNE needs inexpensive transp
must be in running cond.; Ford or Chew.
pref; no dealers. eltso b188. lis
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E. WEST. STANLEY DE NEALE
AND IRVING BRYAN,
Attorneys for Petitioners.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l., United States for the District of Co
the Northeast section OF the District Of
Columo!s. for the widening and extension
OF MaIyiand avenue: in tie vicinity of lis
sion of L street, between summit street
and 9Th street: for the extension of 10Th
street. between Maryland avenue and Sum
ORDER OF PUBLICATION. ~ Notice i.
hereby H;.! given that The Commissioners OF
certain provision OF the Act Of Congress
approved March 1913, entitled An Ac,.
m ma approprsons f0r the expenses Of
bla for the fiscal year ending June thir-
Zen tnr 1 nineteen hundred and fourteen, and
% oDen exsns OF v idsg
street. avenue, road or highway 10 con-
form with the plan of the permanent sys-
District OF Columbia outside OF the cities
OF Washington and Georsetown adopted
under the Act of Congress- approved March
gress approved June IS 1898. and Nav
2s, 1926. respectively. by condemnation
under the provisions of suochapter one
District of Columbia and pursuant to the
provisions OF the Act of ConEreSs approved
April II. 1885, entitled An Act to pro-
DlsTict Of Columbia in excess of that
REQUIRED for public projects and improve
msdts n and for Other DTrposes. nave
condemnation OF the land necessary for
s seetis aoaa If ION q Lard IN ne Northesst
the widening and extension of Maryland
avenue, IN the vicinity OF its intersection
with M street; for the extension of L
street between Summit street and 18TH
street; for. the extension of 10Th street.
between Maryland avenue and Summit
street, and for land in excess thereof, as
SAID petition, as part thereof and pray
Ing also that this Court empanel jury
in accordance with the law provided for
owner OF land to be taken may sustain
oy reason OF the extension and widening
o. sala streets ano avenue, and additional
benefits resulting therefrom. plus all OF
any part Of the costs and expenses of said
jury mav nd a bs bsn.teG Hh si ,a.
consress approved MAY IS o 1883 it Afs IS 81
fhss 4 ali d psrso Of S asnr ls4
interest in these proceedings be and they
are hereby warned and commanded to
Isl. DAY OF July. 1915. Al 10 O'Clock AM
and continue in attendance until the
Court shall have made its ANAL order
damages and the assessment Of dement's O.
n and j. ts FURTHER oR sri ssGo 3 Thst
q copy OF this notice and order be pub
weeks in The Washington Evening Star
he Washington Post and the Washington
linn Herald, newspapers published in the
SAD piStTict. commencing al least twenty
days before the said ] st Gay OF July 1916
1t is FURTHER ORDERED. That COPY
Of this notice and order be served by he
United States Marshal, or his deputies.
upon such OF the owners OF the fee OF
the and % be condemned herein as may
be found by the said Marshal or his depu.
ties within the District OF Columbia, and
upon the. tenants and occupants OF the
same, before the said 81 day OF July
true copy. Test; CHARLES Z
STEWART. Clerk. By H. B BERTZBAUGH
DepllS GIerE je6.7,13.14
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LEGAL NOTICES lcant
FREDERICK NJ. BRADLEY AND
LEONARD MARBURY, Attorneys,

oOO ST. NV.
States for the District Of Columbia,
Holding Probate Court.,-No. 67,36s. Ad-
ministrat ton: =, This is to Give Notice:
That the subscribers. of the State of Vir-
spectively, have obtained from the Proba tie
Court of the District of Columbia, Ancil-
larry Letters Testamentary on, the estate
Xi,rls an deceased les II persons ssyips
warned to exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, 10
by law be excluded from ali benefit OF
said estate. Given under our hands this
9th day %, Of June, ls46, ETHEL DOE
Va, THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY. By: BERNARD |.
VICTOR !lIT S, MERscH, Deputy Regists5 Of
OF the Probate Court. ie7.I4,2l.
H. MAX ZIMMERMAN. Attorney,
DISTRICT COURT OF The UNITED
Ho Snss pf oE he Dsrf OF c91 ad
That the subscriber. - of y the Distriet Of
Columbia, has obtained. from the Probate
Parliamentary on the estate OF Oscar John
Jenkins late Of the District Of Columbia
against III the deceased are hereby warned to
on or before the .Sth day of May. AID
| 941; otherwise they may by law be ex-
eHasd un 5S@ a Ssnd this IS ssa dss
May 1876, KATIE VIRGINIA JENKINS.
as Q St NV; Seal Attest: THEo-
the District of Columbia, CLERK Of the
Probate Court je1,14,ol
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Toke NV Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Washington.

Many time has this modest
column pleaded. Cajoled, argued
ard scolded i'll attempting to stamp
out the sloyenly pronunciation
"WORSH-in-dun" for the veneer
ated name Washington Ny four
year radio check reveals that the
correct pronunciation Washing
tun is gaining ground throughout
the Nation, except in one particu-
lar place-the City of Washington
itself!
WaShingtonians themselves should
take the Lead in teaching the rest
Of us to avoid the oialectal
WORSHIP dun" Perhaps a new
bureau could do the trick. The Gov
eminent might even borrow an idea
from radio and use singing CONNER
Gals. I shall furnish the song WITH
out charge:
Tune. My Maryland.
OF all SAD sounds that go the
rounds.
"WOR -rn-oun, its "WORSH-
ln-dum
thi!lk it queer that We should
hear:
'WORSF-m-Gun" tohH "WORSH-
ln-dun! !"
A name that STANDS for liberty.
And freedom holy light. should be
Accorded its full ma iesty:
WAffSH-ing -tun! Say: WALSH
in-tun!
Basic English has been PROMISED g.
a world language. My free pamphlet lists
the 'iIN-word vocabulary. explains its use.
Dress would appear II written In basic
English For free copy, send stamped,
Seli-aodresSeo envelope to Frank Colby in
care of The Star
'Copyriehi. the Bell Syndicate, Inc, 1915
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G. 81 sloan 4 CO, INC: 71b 18th st.

G. G. sloan = CO, NC. ?16 18th st.
2 W Washington, D. C.--sale of house
hold goods, personal effects. etc, for stor-
age charges.--Notice is hereby given that
on Tuesday, July 8, 1946. starting at 10
o clock q m. and continuing each Tues
day and Friday thereafter until all is dis
posed. Of, there will be sold at public auc-
ton in the auction rooms of c. G Sloan
y Co; Inc. IL 18th st. NV Washing
other eharges due and unpaid. All furni-
Frank H Banta Mr. and Mrs Jerome
Bonaparte, Miss Anna Bowman, Mr. John
Y; cIsrk, Mrs, W: Connolly James II.
Charles Fletcher. Mr.. Floyd Gillian, L. e
Haithcock, Mrs Richard L. Hubbell, W. c,
Landlord, Miss Nondas L. Lee. Miss Rose
H, McCsbe, Mr.. o. H. NJ. Mcpherson. Ru-
dolph Messmer pulpit, James NJ Mason.
ard ard and I. \; sehweiael; trustees fGr I.
MONTGOMERY. 1t. Jay r. Mullins and /or
Eleanor NJ. Mullins, Perry Nelson fshow-
cases., Thomas O'Brien, Miss NJ NJ Par
sons; W. g. Reyburn (coaD, James II.
Sheehan, ". r. Smith, Mrs Bess M. Tur-
Iington. John Westbrook. 81: william
Amanda Yarba fcoats, Terms: Cash
Merchants Transfer d etofass Co., ezo-22
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Opening lead Nine of hearts
Hands of certain types should be
bid to the hit and then some.
Others should be handled with kid
gloves despite a wealth of honor
tricks. 1t is a mark of the aStlite
player that he knows when to de-
liberately underbid a hand which,
on the basis of honor tricks alone,
rates very highly.
Failure to take into consideration
the dangers of a mLsf1t hand re-
suited in staggering loss to the
North and South players when I
saw this hand played. South opened
quite properly with one diamond
and North, because he held four
honor tricks, made Jump shift TO
three clubs South then bid three
spades and North showed his second
suit by bidding four hearts, which
wes the only thing that kept East
from lapslng into state of sus-
pended animation. South then
called four no-trump, l take il this
was intended as a conventional bid
and North showed that he had two
aces. That's all that mattered to
South. who. thereupon. bid six no.
trump. West who had been blding
his time, entered the picture with
a resounding double and opened the
nine of hearts. This rendered 1t
impossible to bring in the club suit
even had it split favorably, and the
damages were assessed at 100
points.
This was admittedly a hard-luCk
hand ana the loss was out of all p:o-
portion to the offense Nevertheless,
there was no good reason to reach a
slam on the combined holding. This
cardinal principle must be recog-
nlzed: That slams should not be at
tempted until a good. convenient
place has been found to play the
hand, Slams are not merely ques-
ton of aces and kings, There Is
the slight detail about collecting u
tricks.
Norths Jump to three clubs was
Ill advised despite his four honor
tricks. First. because ne should
allow himself as much bidding space
as possible TO adequately describe
ahis siX-hve holding in hearts and
clubs, and secondly. because the
Jump SHIFT announces slam inten-
tons which at the time OF the OPEN
ing diamond bid should not vet be
entertained, inasmuch as no con-
Venient place to play the hand has
! yet been found
If North responds with Two clubs.
South will BID two spades North
: may now show his second suit by
bidding three hearts. and South will
show that he had five spades by re-
l. bidding them this by inference will
: IoentlFV sjX-Card diamond suit.
: since the latter was bio first. When
North realizes that his partners
| HAND Is made up almost entirely Of
a spades and diamonds, he will see
, the futility OF bordering over the
! heart suit, and the best bet will then
r be the shortest road TO game via
three no-trump. Due 10 the unfor-
, tunate distribution. even this con-
tract cannot be fulfilled, but those
. are the fortunes of war
It is good general doctrine to I'M
derbid misf1ts and overbid those
: that match well
CCopyrIght, 1896, oy Charles H. GorenD
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H. MAX ZIMMERMAN; Attorney.
JAMES c. DULIN, Jr,
Attorney. Dupont Circle Bldg.

States for the District of Columbia =
Holding Probste Court.-No. 66,723. Ad-
ministration. This is to Give Notice:
lumoia has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District of Columbia. Letters
Test amentary on the estate of Fannie A
AlcGehee, late of The District OF Columbia
deceased. All persons having claims
against The deceased are hereby warned
70 exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated. TO the
subscf her. on or before the 18th day Of
May, D. 1917; otherwise they may by law
De excluded from all benefit of Sa id estate
Gwen under my hand this 2ath DAY Of
Nav 1886. EDGAR A ROBEY. IFS 10Th
ST, NV. tSeal) Attest: THEODORE
SOGSWELL, Register OF Wills for the
Court ieI IA ii
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MONEY TO LOAN.

HOME LOANS--Lbu monthly payments.
infgdlns rr q5lnsina ssVsNs and
MONEY on SECOND Trust - We will
buy seccnd-trust notes. D c nearby Md
or Va Reasonable rates NATIONAL
n = ave NV National 1888
MORTGAGE LOANS. AZ interest. Prompt
service. MOORE & HILL CO.. S04 18th
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for first and
second trust loans. DRuRY REALTY
action. reasonable rates: nearby Maryland.
T Tirsin ~ or sd e property THE AMERI-
n e On P 6 ! Md, snS Y. houses an ad
We St. nv, 01. $3.50 TIL . p.n 30
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FARMS WANTED.

PRIVATE PARTY wishes to purchase q
farm IN Nd, preferably Montgomery
County, within committing distance. No
brokers' Call BR 0l60. II
HAVE CASH BUYERS for farms. all kinds
Of country property. timber land. lots,
K eqsJ4 Sn ND ' sH s2a4 L. MoFp ia.
! HAVE s1s,OO CASH and can pay $500
per month N payments. want to buy a
tdIm home with frontage on Potomac
River: must have livable house on or
more acres, within one hours drive of
Washington. Reply Box l06-M. Star,
ana financing arrangements. l6'
WATERFRONT FARM within committing
6:stsrce T Washington; will pay all cash
# value warrants it: give sufficient de-
tails IN first letter; prefer purchasing from
nNner Box ON Star lSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-14
AUCTION SALES.
TODAY.

ADAM A. WESCHLER son. auctioneers
Bankruptcy sale of florists equipment
905 E ST. NV, Friday, June IA. 1916,
1890 am. double glazed door. mirrored-
back refrigerator with refrigeratins coil;
National model A-132 cash register Tele-
chron electric clock, rubber floor runner.
chemically treated Christmas wreaths,
flowers, leaves and decorative items. rib
Ryers. Bankrupt No. 1864. Terms: Cash
Henry s. Goodman. trustee, 1903 X st. NV