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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

ARLINGTON. yA.-3o acres, ideal for CT
houses: R-6 coming; 13c bus fare; sewer
avail. JOHN c. WRIGHT. INC, CHI. An,
ewes. OK. 295S or CHI. 0542. .
ABOUT = ACRES-644 TT fronting on Lee
blvd, adjacent cent Howard Johnson Restan-
Price, $4,000 RoMYE -LAdBoRN. Real
Tor; exclusiye assat' 1901 s. Arlington
s Bidif II u lEvE St fRAGT partly wood
ed, over 8 acres. with long frontage on
nacadam road less than e miles from
Fairfax Courthouse; excellent domestic,
with large trees and flowing spring. Buyer
ample road frontage. Old house and barn
on property. Salvage value only $4,000.
McCAY & McCAY, Mclean, Va. GIL. 1878.
NEAR FAIRFAX VA, 6s ACRES, partly
cleared; paved road, electricity settled
community: ideal for Gil subsistence homes
BARGAIN, 500 acre. j. B. DEMING, 1927
No Giebe I'd, Arlington. GIL. 0471. NV
LARGE TRACT, very desirable for sub
division. Near Silver Spring. 81. 4223.
NlRGINlA-l0 acres wooded, 500 #. 'front.'
ing on Lee hwy. Nice stream BORDERING
& So, 500; BURNEEs REAIfT 60: a5 sS5
sss1 ACRE. wooDED-Raise chickens.
ducks: groeesv near: school and city bus 8
a strfTSN ffSs B Be not sun acres of
land, ideally located for development:
sewer and water available. Post Office
Box l116. North Station, Arlington. Va.
ACREAGE for subdivision, on Annandale
I'd, near Falls Church; can be bought on
Teasonable terms. CHI. 5719. 10
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Take My Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY
Readers Corner.

Pittsburgh: Thanks for your re-
cent article on the unpopular term,
| housewife" "Homemaker" is a
much nicer term. But 1 cannot
call myself either housewife or
homemaker, for, you see, my name
actually is Elsie Housekeeper!
Little Rock: 1t might be well to
remind Bible readers that the word
prevent" as used in I Thessalo-
mans, Wis, means come before"
g" That we which are alive,
and remain unto the coming of the
Lord, shall not prevent them which
are asleep
Answer-Right. Prevent is from
the Latin prae, before, plus
venire, Ito come"
Lawrence, KanS: On recent
quiz program. Olin Downs, New
York Times music critic, pronounced
"intelligentsia" with hard g
Any authority for this?-Mrs R. H.
Answer-Yes; the hard ''g" is
Merriam Webster's second choice,
and Funk & Wagnalls' only
choice. Other United States die
tionaries list both the hard and
soft "g."
This column recommends the pro-
nounciation in-TELL-j-JENT-see-
uh.
(Copyright, 1916. the Bell Syndicate, Inc. }
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Natures Children
Ok 7 LARK
(Aldudd arUenSiS).
BY LILLIAN cox ATHFY

BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY.
LarkS belong almost exclusively
to the Old World. There have been
several attempts made to coax the
skylark from England into North
America, but the lovely singer re-
mains British. We shall have to
think up very different procedure
from the last one to have them
adopt America as their home.
In 1887 a few skvlarkS from Eng
land took up their abode in the
fields OF the old village of Flatbush
on Long Island. One nest was found
that year. In 1895, a skylark was
heard singing in the same locality
and as late as 1907 an authentic
report said skylark had been seen
and heard.
Larks are found in the northern
part OF Europe and Asia, and in
Africa and India. There is one
species in Australia and another in
North America. The skylark is
known to visit Greenland and the
Bermudas. The skyland,s cousin.
the horned lark, is a beloved bird
of ours.
Many larks are lovely singers. the
european Skylark being the most
famous. The bird is about Il,
inches in length. The upper parts
are brSwn streaked with black and
the under parts buffy-white, tinged
with black. The Streaks run broader
on the crown. back and rump. The
eyes are brown and the legs and
feet have a broWniSh cast.
+ SkylarkS always build their nests
on the ground. The nest is con-
Structed of plant stems, few leaves
and grass with a lining of the finer
grass. There are from three to five
eggs varying from greenish-white to
grayiSh, and are covered with gray
ish-broWn spots. There may be two
( or even three broodS in a season.
( Their habit of walking instead Of
hopping distinguishes larks from
many ground birds. Their tracks in
the snow or mud show they have
! long hind claws.
Skylarks mott once year, gen.
orally in August. and their wedding
plumage is not acquired by melting
but is changed by the wearing away
of the tips of the winter feathers,
giving the brighter colors beneath
fresher look. They feed on grain
and insects. The nestlings demand
vast number of insects. Later they
eat full share of weed seeds. From
this standpoint, it is impossible to
estimate the value of the larkS.
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PROPOSALS.
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN 81

,st.S,aI SUBURBAN Sanitary Com
Sroposas is1
CONSTRUCTING approximately $500 feet O.
Of l2-ineh and 2.445 feet Of 24-inch cast
will be received at the office of the wash
ington Suburban Sanitary Commission
Hamilton Street. Evansville. Md: unit
March p, 1916, at which place and time
they will, be publicly opened and read
Plans rsm and sgecicistiep$ may be obtsinse
commission, Hyattsville, Md, upon deposit
Of S. which deposit will be returned te
bidders or to those returning plans and
BosMEIE LACY "A Y00a sG f4Hai'io FRANK kRRs
WAsaINGToN sTgSRB IAN sanitary Com;
Concrete ReservoirWseaied PROPOSALS fol-
cons fcr reinforced concrete reser
No will Be re e.sR on at the Sen ofs.
Md m5t aamSon Street
Friday, March L. 1916 at ssaR WieS I pIaes
and, time they will be publicly opened anc
sined from Harry r Hail chief a En 81 ee
ERR = sSRnfs'qn lacy Hy yazW Franc M
WAsHiNG1oS SUBURBAN. Sanitary Com.
mission..,Contract No. 226-W&S--Watel
main and sewer construction.-Sealed pro.
posals for constructing approximately $40
feet Of 6-inch and S-inch cast iron watel
mains and 1,450 feet of S-inch vitrifiec
or concrete pipe sewers, will be received
ct the office of the Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission, Hamilton street
Hyattsville, Maryland, until $3.50 pm
Eastern standard time, Friday, March %
1916, at which place and time they will b,
publicly opened and read. Plans and speci.
fications may be obtained from Harry R
Hall, chief engineer of the commission
Hyattsville, MARYLAND, upon deposit o.
800. which deposit will be returned e
bidders or to those returning plans ans
BOSWELL, LACY SHAW, FRANK B
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN Sanitary Com.
mission-Contract No. 225-W&S.
main and sewer construction. -Sealed pro.
posals for constructing approximately g..
$50 feet of cast iron water mains from
to is inches in diameter and approx
mately $500 feet of vitrified or concrete
pipe sewers from 6 to Is inches in diam.
eter will be received at the Office of the
washington Suburban Sanitary Commits
sion. Hamilton street, Hyattsville, Mary.
land, until 3 pm, Eastern standard time
Friday. March %, 1916, at which place
and time they will be publicly opened and
read. Plans and specifications may be OBJ
tanned from Harry r. Hall, chief engineer
of the commission. Hyattsville, Maryland
upon deposit of $500, which deposit will
be returned to bidders or to those return.
ing plans and specifications in good condi-
ton. PERRY BOSWELL, LACY SHAW
FRANK B. SMITH, Commissioners.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

a saiek eSf 4 smo sSsn 6 1a9
l4th st. nv; NO, 2164. -
337 14th st. w. NO. 2164. %
CHEVROLET special de luxe. r; and h..
older car. good condition. TR. Ass, S
CHRYSLER 1912 New Yorker club coupe;
black finish 2,tone interior duid drive
@ so6ySeE Zee T N 4 9PA w fsnE
iii SCI oH 1871 S Ses ye sgnqay
SIP cough Foss M s9S fss'eT se 4h
D St s sy Nc I1 adoor sedan r,d,o heafs
PA ssillns s1'5oS 1907 sfMMoN Ssi MofoRs,
l3S5 18th 81; NV NO. 2164. .
oPA sen a4 4aoSr ssdsn adiS hssts
1897 14th st. NV. NO. 2164. %
FORD 1884 de. luxe Tudor: good shape:
STATION 18th and NJ. Moore ST. snR Ross
i FRAz Iii AND KAISER automobiles Now
P faEnf Mo sFesss 1 TT "a ave- s JACK
SatteTz seod G s' sa sS i beloR e afE
GkAHaM A isah IL Rs supereharser
4-door de luxe sedan for sale, with heater;
in excellent condition; only driven $4,000
BY orisinai owner See MR.. JONES at at
the Mercury Fress, 1889 Green court
NV. 14th ST, between L and Mass. ave,
HUDSON a Is4f l comm Sahr1s' s. 4-door
sedan; radio and heater good condition:
SR cAI TithIn 9PA ceiling Temple III
within ora eeiii4s' 81 or! SIMMONS rte,St;
RsfR ANB rk s2 Il a autom MOI Now
IaElns Mo sFesEs 5 IT, pa ave 90
smasns orders for tnr the
niormation CENTRAL GIN RAIN MofoR q co i0F Bly, f4
Lee hwy. Arlington. Va, CHI. 1000.
G Hki oo2SSE 1910 4-door sedan, in
sasisatsS asiIISs 81 So afss5
and MOTOR st. So SHfsns 8 faaps %
oLDsMoBILE 1910 8 4-door sedan; heat
MOTORS: 1897 4th St. NV. NO. 2I64.-9
OLDsMOBiLE 1941 sedanstte. hydro
g sia SsaiS a Sfetss ga sA7 ceiling film
PACKARD 1888 late-model sedan. 81 $50:
7-pass. limousine, tags; excellent tires
Easy terms # necessary; within oPA CELL
P nsi GR 1885 1857 7-pass. limousine; motor
oPA ceiling; 5000 takes it. 322 TAYLOR
I'll MotIn 90 coupe, DeeQS repair. ,
GOOD tires, sound motor; sale $500. within
800, Ext; 73o5S, after pm, or write
sis. VIZ 5L6 soG' foSTiAc S5sl connseti f
PONTIAC 1941 4-door sedan; radio and
heater good ,,,I running eondition, $3.50
e opx ceiling yfFs clean a. s Nh heati BnNb 6f2
sTUDEBAKER i94i 80" Commander. A.
door sedan with heater: a wonderful buy
at $1,225: considerably below OPA ceiling
others. EVANSVILLE BUICK CO.. War
sTiUjDEBAKER 1887 sedan; has not been be
oPA ceiling. 804 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
AT 1888 until pm.
STUDEBAKER 1888 four-door sedan Com
mander. $500: under OPA ceiling: good
tires res, indiyidnal. Oxford 1896. -.
on 1947 model Kaiser and Frazer cars
MI MoT s5sef Co now pS w,1e
TAXICAB l941; radio and heater. PUG
Dupont 1898. between 3 and o Best offer
WE HAVE MORE USED CARS for sale than
any other dealer within a radius of 90
miles. We invite your inspection of our
two used-car lots and suggest you call on
us Tor any make or model car. BENDALI
TE 1885 Open evenings till 9 pm. -
ceiling; with PUG. FIR. 2s9s, until 5 80
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AUCTION SALES.
TQDAY-
ADAM A. WESCHJFR A.

ADAM a. WESCHLEK & son, auctioneers
attractive sale of household fur
niture, metal garden furnishings, modern
gas ranges. electric refrigeratorS, washing
machines. filing devices, eighty metal frame
students chairs, desirable library in sets
and miscellaneous. BY order John L
rello:. George R. Harding, administrator
estate Florence NJ. Harding: United States
Storage Co, and others BY sauction at
$50 am, continuing until late afternoon
High-grade mahogany dining, group. ma
hogany, walnut and decorated dinettes
twin maple and mahogany bedroom groups,
sectional bookcases, secretary. odd sofas
and lounge. chairs. drop-leaf tables ward
robes, double bedroom groups, fireplace
fixtures, solarium chaise Tongue, metal
garden chairs, table and umbrella. kitchen
and utility cabinets, radios. dressers,
chests Of drawers, rollaway beds, twin and
double beds, spiral and box springs, inner
spring mattresses. tables lamps, two n.y.
draulic barber chairs. etc
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Army Has Long Reoch
BY Roland Coe

ASHINGTON, England tPl.-Uncle
Sam sent greetings" recently to
22-year-old Joseph Hebron, Ameri-
can-born British miner who came
to England from Gallup, N. Mex.
IA years ago. Induction orders
under which he must trade in his
British pick for U. S. Army rife
were announced by the American
Consul at Newcastle.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE ,con.. ,

upholstery. radio and heater; 81 stude-
baker, low mileage; used as cab only six
months. can be seen at 1887 Champlain
st. nv; Thursday only, noon to pm,
SIGHT SEEING BUsINEssMEN-po YOU
want it? 1910 Chrysler Crown Imperial
pass. limousine, radio heater, overdrive,
$3.50. See Mr.. stickiey, WINNs MOTORS,
159 Fla. ave. ne Elk. 269S. 8
COMPARE THESE CARS-A fine selection
of late models. Will sell with or without
trade. OPA ceiling prices and some below
Buy from an old-established Buick agency
AZ Studebakcr Commander 81" Sc
AZ Pontiac "s' stfeamliner sedan, '''
heater Laos
AZ Chrysler New Yorker sedan: r.
go and h., vac. trans. / 1868
4" Buick Roadmaster sed., r. and
b, 1,9od
:, DR.; heater 1855
and h. 1.1s1
heater 1.225
4 Packard small sed, T. and h. 1,3I4
81 Buick Special sedan r. and h. 1,236
Al Studebaker @ Skyway sedan. r.
Many others to choose from. HYATiTfSDo
VILE BUICK CO. WA. all.
PARKWAY SPECIALS
'42 Hudson 4-door sedan Sl59l
4 Pontiac 4-door sedan, r. Il h. ,325
q Dodge I-pasS., r. & h.. fluid drive 1876
II Plymouth special de luxe 4-dr.;
ID Cadillac 4-door S95
36 Buick 81" 4-door, r. & h Sl5
All cars S0o Within opA ceiling. 200
PARKWAY, 3051 NJ st. NV. MI. 01s5.
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CROMELIN. TOWNSEND, CAVALIER
g. KIRKLAND, Attorneys,
l1fR National Press Ruiidin1

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate Court.-No. 44I7, Ad-
mnistration.-This is to Give Notice: That
the subscriber, OF the State of Maryland
District of Columbia, Letters of Admins
tration on the estate of Valice Grain, late
of the District of Columbia, deceased. All
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated, to the subscriber, on OF
1947: otherwise they may by law be eX-
cluded from all benefit of said estate
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
February, 1916 YELIA D. GRAIN
Churchton, Maryland (Seal) Attest: VIC
TOR S. MERSCH, Register of Wills for the
District of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate
Court fe2S mh714
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MACK TRUCKS from l IA tons to 3 tons,
van; tractor and dump bodies; all late
models. Trade and easy terms RICE
MOTOR CO., 1900 Bladensburg I'd ne
Oft. ARMY ALL-sTEEL TRUCK body,
side racks included, 500. Call AL. so.
INTERNATIONAL 1884 1La-ton. panel
body; good running condition: new tires
VIII sell reas. Cali CO. 94S3. -
INTERNATIONAL 1888 with refrigerator
body. SI,195; PARKWAY. 1851 NJ st.
FORD ie4i Super de luxe coupe. pick
up and delivery. excellent condition, in
m NIL sI,,l best offer within oPA. ll4l Bla-
INTERNATIONAL 1888 1-ton pickup
good condition; best offer within OPA.
ll4l Bladensburg rd. ne. q.
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by Central
Motor Co. authorized GMC truck dealer:
Dumps 1872 lla-ton chevrolets; gu
l0wheelers, h2-ton. la43 GMC chassis
and cab and platform bodies
Two trailers, all steel. s #.
lift. vans. 2i2-ton. 1912 GMCs
Two package delivery motor shooters.
Command cars, la-ton. 1871 Dodges
Also truck stake bodies S25: trailer
carts, S37 80: new power winches, 81 50.
CENTRAL. MOTOR CO, 3l43 Lee hwy
Arlington, Va. Daily and Saturday 8 to g.
Sunday 10 to 2, CHI. 1000. OK 0552
To reach: Out through Georgetown. cross
Key Bridge. turn right at circle onto Lee
hwy. Route 81 or 29l. drive ! y miles
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NEW YORK CITY-10- room Dutch Colo
NAL. Includes d bedrooms. sunroom ~
baths, Gear garage Garden plot 50x1 90
IT Long Island suburban community is
minutes to New York. Is minutes to La
Guardia Field. $4,000 Telephone co
2025. Apt 247, $3.50 pm r.
snug fisherman's haven-ideal climate on
Florida's Gulf Coast. Fertile homesites
/ TO a., fronting or near salt water
community boat dock lprivil.. hard I'd. cleo
Titles guaranteed. prices as low as $500
S45 down. SIS mo-. immed. possession
For beautiful illustrated free booklet write
or phi. bet. . and 5, Paul E. Harrison, 49,
K St NV. ME- 1143. j, WESLEY
BUCHANAN Realtor $
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY ON SECOND TRUST-We viii
buy second-trust notes. D. c., nearby Md
OF Va, Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
N. Y. ave. NV. National 1898.
Ist AND end TRUST LOANS-Prompt and
courteous service. Consult us before bor-
rowing. Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for Ist and
End trust loans. DRURY REALTY CORP,
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FARMS FOR RENT.

EQpdPPkB FARM, Finger Lake section, N.
Y ,haST excellent opportunity for veteran
ordtaA responsible farm family on share
ba sis; Gayuga County, New York; superb
c ~ slaFd, 45 acres alfalfa, small reg.
HSlE95nF herd good home. school bus
sive. have good references. and be willing
to SHARE responsibility of operation. 1912
NitPEsrce st, Arl.. Va CHI. 1898. -
fufMsh own eouipment and help to oper-
ate Hn shares 200-acre stock farm, Prince
WfHtam Co. Va, near Manassas Best
r references required BUELL. FAR
AGENCY Herndon. Fairfax Co, Va. So
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED

ton wagons, commercials: get our prices;
no obligation. Phone Lon Allen at PARK
WAY MOTOR CO. 305l NJ st. NV. MI
VETERAN needs IS to IL half-ton pan
elsd truck. Call ST. 1928 any time. 5
VETERAN NEEDS la-ton iate-model PICKUP
truck to convert into ice cream truck
Cash. Call Ii s72l or TR. 1884 5
VETERAN NEEDS l2-ton pickup truck
Will pay cash. mi 1927 8
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BY Dave Breeer| Goren on BRIDGE

I0oren on BridQe
Both sides vulnerable. South deals.
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Suggested bidding:
South West North East
IA ~ Pass Pass
Dbl. Pass 3A Pass
"A Pass Pass pass
Opening lead: King of hearts.
We have frequently observed that
many a dull hand takes on luster as
the bidding develops and partner
wakes enthusiastic. The North in
todays hand had nothing to cheer
about when the cards were distrib-
uted. There was slight comfort, how
ever, in the fact that partner had
opened with spade. When West
overcalled with two hearts North
decided to take no action, but South
quite properly felt that his hand
was too good to give up the fight so
soon and doubled for takeout. If
partner did not like spades he might
have something in clubs or dia-
monds with which to carry on the
contest. The actual North had
formed an opinion about his hand
that was not subject to change and
merely returned to two spades.
South was obliged to give up the
ghost and an easy game was missed.
In the post morten discussions
South contended that North should
have given an immediate raise to
TWO spades, since he had good trump
support and singleton. To this
view we do not subscribe. North's
/ pass on the first round is good
strategy. Had West passed there
would have been no doubt of North's
obligation to keep the bidding open,
but with the intervening bid North
had not sufficient values to take
voluntary action. 1t is seldom good
policy to make free bids when dis
trlbutlon is your only excuse.
When, however, South showed
great strength by forcing partner to
bid at this comparatively high level
North should have changed his
mind about the value of his hold
ing. The mere return to two spades
might announce a hand with no
values whatever, but merely the
ability to play spades. This does
not describe his actual holding.
His proper bid at this point was
three spades, which would saw
Partner, remember I passed the
first time, refusing to give you a
raise, therefore my hand was not
worth one, but I have a hand that
was very nearly worth raise. Use
your own discretion"
Generally speaking, a player who
has previously passed should feel at
| liberty to take much more agrees
/ slye action than his hand would
otherwise call for.
| TOm0rrOw's Problem.
As North you hold:
A < 872 3Q43 % iJe52
The bidding has proceeded:
South West North
- Dbl (?)
! What do you bid?
! tCopyright 1916, by Charles +. Goreu
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NyVTyAN n DparV 49,

VILLAIN c. DeLACY, Attorney.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia.
d holding Probate Court:-No. 90, 735, .Ad-
the subscriber, of the State of Maryland.
has obtained from the Probate Court of
on the estate of Thomas Bene-
dict Hawkins, late of the State of Cali
lorna, deceased. All persons having claims
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof,
legally authenticated to the subscriber. on
or before the 18th day of February. AID.
Guided from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
February. 1916. WILLIAM c. DeLacy.
Evans Building Seal Attest: VICTOR
S. MERSCH. Register of Wills for the Dis
trict of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate
Court feoS nh7 IA
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WoIIy's Wagon
I som e tim e S

I S o m e t ! m e S
wonder if we're
gettin' too many
experts, compared
to ordinary guys.
Orley Hicks. the
mechanic, bent a
wire a rou n d s.
washer an in
vented" a gadget
a car-maker Of
fered him a 81, 900
for So far Dafent,
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LEGAL NOTICES Cont
WALTER G. M. FIELDS, Attorney,
Investment Ruildinr


DISTRICT 'n co9Rf Of s@'le THE uN1rEr
uG States p tor the District of Columbia
The subscriber. Of the District Of columbis
6scs Of G nf pr2 hssrs cU o adj
smoot. late, of the District Of Columbia
the are HEREBY Varied ns to e2hib
| the same with the vouchers thereof
or beore h. 6 dat to Of hs
l947;, otherwise, they may BY law be ex:
cluded from all benefits of said estate
f eBfnaf Hnder 1915 a hang FD hf sMfh sz
sMooT, 400 Fairmont St. NV. seal.
attest; VICTOR s: MERsGH, Register Of
Of the Probate Court. fe2s.mh7.14.
R. B. H. LYON: Attorney,
DIss i,zIs 81 cogRTn ~ THE UNITED
Holding Probate court.NNo. e6775. Ind Ad.
m9si NH is e Give Notice; That
has obtained from the Probate Prob court u
the District of Columbia. Letters Tesla.
n, tts on the estate Of Simon Lyon, late
persons having claims against the deceased
ARR are f is n Tarned to exhibit the same
day 81 d Or fs9 9sfof ohs the
s Slsf be rhf N !aiS BY lay be
x 4ySs "a gssrass,
Of the Probate Court fe5S.mf7 II.
S. JAY .McCATHRAN, Jr., Attorney,
Washington Loan 4 Trust Bldg.
Sass cqRsr Dis 1h TIE II c 1saED
istfatiepMThis IS e Give N sS That ha
TIE District OF columbis. Letters g 81 ADJ d.
Catherine Austin ne also fsoa's known 81 Mas as
Pistfist Of Columbia, deceased All persons si ons
Hereby warned to exhbi n the ssme witS
the vouchers thereof. legally authenticated.
sy the Of a. on Sr Psce hs
benefit Of said estate. Gwen under my hand nd
ms 3it day of Pee Pnrsi ls46 LENA
9; (seaiJ Attest: THOMAS G. scXLE LEY.
R l11nh;a Of wins for the District of Co.
iom feasm ibieFk OF the Probate Court
HARRY J. DAILY, METROPOLITAN Bank Bldr
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
sfes PFob ahs P eonr IF Ge
Helen c. .kallen, Deeessed. ~Administra
T. Fletcher. administrator of the estate Of
Helen c. Meister, also known as Helen c.
kallen. deceased. having reported to the
Court that pursuant to decree passed in the
above entitled cause, he has sold said
decedent's real estate, to wit: Lot 80 in
square. 1851, improved by premises known
as 1854 Fairmont Street NV. in the City
Of Washington. District of Columbia, as
described in said report to Harry Wachter
to real estate commissions in the amount
Of $4,000, under the terms and condi-
tons set forth in said report, it is by the
Court this 4th day of March, l $40. ADJ
JUDGED, ORDERED and DECREED, that
SAID sale be and the same hereby is rati-
hed and confirmed by the Court, unless
cause TO the contrary be shown on or
before the 22nd day of March, 1916; pro-
vided copy Of this Order be published
once in The Evening Star at least ten days
prior to said last mentioned date JESSE
c. ADKINS. Justice. tSealD True Copy
Register of Wills. for the District of Column
bla. Clerk OF the Probate Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-07

lawyers, modelmakers, englneerln'
counsel, etcetera, has cost Orley
S1,100. But he's nearly through
Only has to pay an income tax spe-
cialist ten bucks to help him prove
where the money went.
-Waliy Boren.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-07
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