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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-18
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In 1903 an English scientist dis
covered that oak bark contains
tannin, the active material that
converts animal hides to leather.
Egypt's 13,500 square miles OF
irrigated land produce two or
three crops a year.
Goiter is found in man, some
fish and farm animals.
Egypt has Christian monas-
teries dating from Roman times.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-18

Approximately Is million man.
days of work were lost in the
United States as the result of
fires during 1916.
Evening star., 1947-04-04
Lane Expected 10 Sign.
Bill Permitting / County
10 Levy Tax on Rents /

Chairman Ander r. Lofstrand. r..
OF the Montgomery County House
delegation today announced he ex-
poets Gov. Lane to sign the bill
giving the county commissioners
authority to levy q tax on rents.
Mr.. Lofstrand said the Governor
had expressed no opposition to the
measure, House Bill No. 843, which
would iegalize tax up to S per
cent on rents. The levy would be
paid each month by residential
and commercial tenants. collected
by landlords, and turned over to the
commissioners every three months.
The delegation chairman said 40 per
cent of Montgomery county prop
erty is rented.
The bill was condemned yesterday
in statement by Lacy Shaw. chair
man Of the Montgomery State Gem
tral COMMITTEES.
Mr. I,ofstrand's views on the mea-
sure. were contained in summary
Of major legislation sponsored by
State Senator Roy Tasco Davis and
Evening star., 1947-04-04

openiue an Investigation, said the
home had been licensed to care for
only two and was warned February
26 that it violated the law by hoils-
ing more.
Firemen and policemen could not
locate the parents Of the children
Immediately
John r. Ferguson, head OF the
children's services unit Of the State
welfare Department, said this type
of foster home usally cared for
children from broken homes or from
working parents unable to find ade-
quate living accommodations.
Restriction Was Ordered.
The children ranged in age from
10 months to IL years. The Well
fare Department said 1t had ordered
the ages be restricted to to 8 years.
The dead were. identified as Prin-
cess Rogers, 9, and Barbara Ann
Shirtzinger, 10 months.
Injured were Mrs. Vivian Thomp-
son, 80, and her husband Harold. SO,
operators of the boarding house.
Kathleen Rogers, II; Betty
Thompson, 10. Estella Louise
Thompson. 4; Nancy Lee Carnes,
Robert Harold Thompson. /; Wanda
Rogers, 4, and Linda Lee Daley.
Man Shouted Warning.
All Of the children burned. hospi-
tails reported, are expected to re-
cover. Mrs. Thompson suffered
third-degree burns.
Mr.. Thompson said the fire started
while he was kindling the heating
stove In the front room Of the Ave-
room half of double house.
He ran upstairs, where his wife
and the children were sleeping,
Evening star., 1947-04-04

shouting sset Up, get up, the house
Is ON hre,. then broke out bath
room window and jumped Is feet
to the ground. injuring one OF his
ankles.
Mrs. Thompson related that she
grabbed child sleeping with her
and went into another bedroom and
punched the other children to
awaken them.
Then she dashed into the bath
room dropping the children out of
the bathroom window to her hlls-
band below. She said she remem-
bered saving Ave Of them.
The other two children were
rescued by Patrolman Raymond Nc
Claim.
Evening star., 1947-04-04
Court Awaits Opinion
|0f Clark on Dismissal
|0f MI. Clemens Case
By the Associated Press

CINCINNATI. April THE Sixth
United States Circuit Court OF Ap-
peals waited today for two commu-.
nications which may decide the dis
position Of the Mount Clemens pot
terry workers portal-to-portal pay
suit.
| The court expected to receive an
agreement between attorneys for the
! pottery company Of Mount Clemens,
Mich, and the workers for dismissal
Of the employees appeal from lower
court decision in the case. A COM
munication on the matter from At
torney General Clark also Is to come
before the court.
The Mount Clemens workers ap-
pealed decision of Federal Judge
Frank A. Picard Of Detroit, who
had ruled against them, but Ed
ward Lamb, counsel for the en-
ployes petitioned the appellate court
earlier this week to dismiss the
appeal
Talks With Both Sides.
John w. Menzies, clerk Of the
court here, told newsmen yesterday
| that he had been informed Of the
company employees agreement on
dismissal in a telephone conversa-
ton with Mr.. Lamb and Frank E.
Cooper, attorney for the Mount
Clemens Co.
Mr.. Menzies said he had talked
with Assistant Attorney General
John S. Sonnett, whom he quoted
as saying was mot absolutely in
agreement with a dismissal (of the
appeal. but was not opposing it,"
At Washington, legal authorities
said the situation boiled down to
| this:
If the reported dismissal agree
ment calls for dropping the case
with prejudice to any further
action" is permanently, there
is little the Attorney General can
do to keep it alive for Supreme
Court review, which he has re-
quested.
Hearing Is, Cancelled.
If the dismissal is being asked
without prejudice" that is, so that
the appeal could be taken later, the
Attorney General would then be able
to insist on immediate final review
in the Supreme Court.
The appellate court had announced
that it would hear arguments today
on Attorney Lambs petition for dis
missal of the appeal. The hearing
was Cancelled on disclosure of the
company employees agreement.
Evening star., 1947-04-04
War Department Offers
Army Week Speakers

The War Department today said
it's officials and Army officers are
anxious to tell clubs and organiza-
tiols about the Army. especially
next week, which is Army week.
They will accept as many speak
ing engagements during the week
as they can fill.
Setting an example in this are
Secretary of War Patterson, who
will speak in New Orleans on April
8, and Gen. Eisenhower, who will
speak in Atlanta on April 7, Army
day. Both are appearing at din
ners sponsored by the Military Or
der of World Wars.
Evening star., 1947-04-04
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

m THE DISTRICT COURT Of the United
States for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ins A Bankruptcy Court--In the matter Of
REPRoDUCERS. INC. Bankrupt.-Bank-
ruptcy Nc 1894 ITO the creditors of Re-
producers. Inc, Of the City Of Washington.
District OF Columbia. Notice Is hereby
given that the said Reproducers. Inc. has
been duly. adjudEed bankrupt on. pett-
I947, anG that the. nrst meeting Of It's
creditors viii be held on the eleventh day
Of April 1917. at $50 o'clock p.rn., at the
ONCE of the Referee in Bankruptcy. 321
Tower Building. l4th and K streets. NV
Washington. .. c.. at which time and place
the said creditors may attend, prove their
claims appoint trustee. examine. the
bankrupt and transact such other busi-
ness as may properly come before said
meeting. JOHN A. BRESNAHAN, Referee
Evening star., 1947-04-04
LEGAL NOTICES
VIM. q. REYNoLDs; Attorney' A,

DISTRICT 15o couRT RI Of 81 The UNITED
States for the District of ssaan Selanin,ss. as.
ministra mG1dseg tionMThis ano is to Give Notice:
That the subscribers ef the District Of co-
iunbia. has obtained from the Probate
Parliamentary on the estate Of Theodore
Eoiuni6ia. deceased All persons having
warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof, legally. authenticated. TO
the subscriber. on Or before the S4th day
by law be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. Given under my hand this oath
day OF March. 1947. .ADALAINE HARVEY
MELVIN j. MARQUES. Deputy REGISTER OF
wills for the District of Columbia, Clerk
AZ tbr prahoto rnurt ap4,l1,lS
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ARONoFT, AttsTnss, Z =;

DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED
States for the District OF Gelnmhts.
nildsnS fhis IS e Give Notice That
i'm inmSia a0sa.0e and she 81 State Of Maryland. re-
& 4. ys nps assnsa & ccnbs tsS as ns.rs
Of Administration on the estate OF Romeo
Stellabotta, also known as Romeo Stella
botte. late Of the District Of columbtas
assns Ii. AZ deceased a.. hss.Ss
thereof. legally authenticated. to the
Msses on 1915 VII ss.s gay may
81 law be excluded from all benent Of said
estate. Given under our hangs this ZIst
s41rA sRp 4aSs psLresso slssena lass az 81: psy.
Silver sprinE. Nd. lSeall Attest: ELLA
A. GROWN. Deputy Register Of Wills for
sas p1ead3. ptstFios coart of Sss .ns
8 BONNETT, Attorneys at Law,
m THE sa5h pisfsicT Tsfesla eoukT eesi NTi"os or THE
United States for ths I;a District q Co
|s@s1s snss4isn lH Tor e Assssss0as g
hssins hssiGs nied complaint for ladsmsns
n.nsns sso.a s a hs 70 cn for Eaae an oa
of publication Of the. notice required By
law in such cases, it Is, BY the Court;
this aeth day Of March, lea5: ordered
II If any there Be. on Or before the 10th
day Of April. 1e47, why the prayers Of
said complaint should not be granted:
puSsssd anss onss week q hs
securive weeks before said day In The
q. !. ALAN ooLDsgoRoTaE::
SHssEEs 5aisisi s sssr1G sssr1GwARr sras ei.rs s0ps
NOR 3, JOBE Deputy Clerk. mh2Sap4, i u
Evening star., 1947-04-04
PROPOSALS.

WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SANITARY
Commission, Contract No. 174-S, Sewer
Construction.-Sealed proposals for con-
structins Beaver Dam Branch Trunk Sewer
from River Road to 62nd Avenue. Chew
erly. involving approximately 5000 feet
Of 24-inch reinforced concrete and vitri-
fed pipe and 700 feet of 15-inch to 21-
inch reinforced concrete and cast iron pipe
Be- sspr5an at s.nafa hs es
Rssg Rssss5d TsRiSa Hs Fd.y s1ss Hp4 .say H.ists
Ills AM. Eastern Standard Time. at
which place and time they will be pub
licly opened and read. Plans and spec,-
dcations may be obtained from Harry Z !
Hall, Chief Engineer OF the Commission,
Hyattsville, Maryland upon deposit, ot
S5, 90, which deposit will be returned te
bidders or to these resurJn,i19s J,t9sr pians NK sne
fpe'sSTisan' B. sMTTA. LACY x '0s SHAW. Dw1dHT B.
GAIT, Commissioners.
SEALED PROPOSALS. win be received at
Of Standards, wsshington. p C., ,n,l.,s until 2
opened for furnishing Hanged pipe, Hanged
fittings, fiangsd test sections and cover
plates as described in specifications which
may be obtained from the Procurement
Section, National Bureau OF Standards.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received al
the Procurement Section. National Bureau
and AZ % then m Publicly f' opened d Tor m furnishins
steel work benches and door units as de-
scribed In the Specifications which may
be obtained from the Procurement Sec
tion. National Bureau Of Standard: -
Evening star., 1947-04-04
FuTIIRE.

Mems furnishings; shirts. underwear,
trench goats slaeks hslss sSisrs slosss
wallets. iewelry Also fioor and wall cases.
sssnds. sssr1sna umbrella Case ts6iss mirrors
sn.irs sR. w etc Monssy sy aassaf SsI 1911 IT,
~ = !" : - -
THOS. J. OWEN & son. auctioneers. 435
Southern Building ng.-Trustees sale OF SaIu-
able brick dwellins, known 0.:r. Is premises rsss
N0 ss,n ds d:.d d + trust s dated ss
Ts45, being Instrument No, 3aO9S. record
ed September II; 1913. smong nls tns iand and
by. the undersigned trustees will sell, at
public auction II front Of the PRE- prsmiseps' p
On Iuesdas 1ne nc1oct haleen,n m a the foilowiis
dssaibd ddsssscaribsd land and and premises, situate IN
the District Of Columbia. and DESIGNATED
as, and being lot 69 IN Georse .; CooRss 'wsss :
lexington" as per plat recorded In the
Once OF the surveyor for the Distrie. trMt q 9
Columbia in County Liber Al Ioii9 =,
line nue said block ! now being DESIGNATED
for purpose OF assessment and taxation
as Square 35e2. Terms: Sold subject to
for ST.953. further particulars OF WHICH
viii be announced at time Of sale: the
purchase price above SAID trust sson to Dc DC
paid in easn aepos pTeeordng ETC.
purchasers cost Terms to be complied
with within 80 days. otherwise deposit
forfeited and the. property may pc ad.
ys.ssa yer srsst..s snd NJ TsiSd cLE 81 m
Trustees. ap4.7.9.1l,l4.
ADAM 4. WESCHLER & SON, auctioneers
sac 81 ,rss.s yalnss ssa fsh rsa e.
as Coded sy in 'l5fss E1ssr No Il 7sss sasa folio g
party secured thereby, the undersigned
trustee will cffer for sale by punlic PIC aacslon
Il the ltNai 18Th day q xpril lsas H. 4 sro.l
erty in the District Of Columbia, to wit;
Lot numbered twenty-five tgS, ~ Hlcnare ,,ara
numbered nine hundred and sixty three
(963), as per plat recorded IN the Cmce
Of the Surveyor for the District OF Coium.
bia IN Lber p at folio s. Terms ansv OF to SAB se
paid in cash, balance in monthly install
ments of one dollar for each S100, fnciuo-
ing interest at 5 per cent per annmm IN
DAY q SALE de.G u t4uss npon prop
ehsses s5ty solo aepos. ae a eass e 5o
chaser at sale. Examination OF title. con-
veyansing recordinf ns fevepee resaser eaps FERNS
70 be complied with within thirty days
from day Of sale, otherwise trustee re-
serves the right to resell property at Tisk
DAYS Of advertisement. Of such. resale In
sorne newspaper published in Washington,
D. C.. Or deposit may be forfeited. OF Win
out forfeiting deposit trustee may avaii ".
defauitine deiL Vi @ purchaser. THE WASHINGTON
Il HohN lawson q IHesp Vice president. ap47,a'i114
Evening star., 1947-04-04
Fire al Foster Home
IIs7Chidren, Burns
Il Others and 7 Adults
By 'he Assoeiaied Press

COLUMBUS, Ohio, April "A
five-room. foster home crowded with
nine children was swept by flames
today and two OF. the youngsters
perished.
Seven other children suffered
burns and the proprietors, who
boarded them for a weekly fee, were
injured severely.
The State Welfare Department.
Evening star., 1947-04-04
JOSEPH RICHARD .TANAEsKL
1910 Ashmead Place NV.
Filed Mar. 90 Ie4T. Charles z. Stewart,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United states for the District Of colum-
bia.-In Re Application Of joseph Rich
Civil Action No. 1e5-47.-.-Joseph Rich.
ard Tanaieski having 1led 2 complaint
for . Judgment changing his name 20
piled to the Court for an order Of publ
cation Of the notice REQUIRED by lag n
day Of March, 1p47. Ordered that. all
persons CONCERNED show cause, If any there
Be. on or before the 19th day Of April.
1g4T. Why the prayers Of said complaint
should not be granted: Provided that .
copy Of this order be published once week
for three consecutive weeks before SAID day
Law Reporter. Isl T. ALAN COLDS
BoRoUqH. justice tssal 4 TUE
cSpy Test; rsIMdp GHASaks i,nE sTETnMtt; TepSt;
SierE nnh21 ,2Sap4.
Evening star., 1947-04-04
HARRY P. WARNER, Attorney for Com-
plainant. 1926 Woodward Buiidins.
Filed March %. lQ41. Charles b. Stewart,

HARRY P. WARNER, Attorney do5 Com-
plainant. 1926 Woodward Buildins.
Filed March 20, le47.. Charles E. Stewart
IN THE DISTRICT cogRT. (, OF r,,,,E1 THE
bia.mfn Re LAURENCE ALFRED Ma
LoNEY for Change Of Eanns;nciyn c,A Astlo2n e
TION Laurence Alfred Maloney having
fled complaint for 1udsment ehansins
his name to Laurence Adams Malone ana
omi Of publication 81 the. notice required BY
law In such cases, II is by the Gonrt Gnrtp tbs 4n
tbat ali persons Concerned show cause. Il
any there bea on Or before the ietfh az az
vided, that a COPY Of this order be pub. :
lished once a week for three consecutivs
and WASHINGTON Law Reporter. S 7.
ALAN GOLDSBoROUGH. Justice. lSsalD
A true copy Test: CHARLES Z. STEW
ART. Clerk BY ELEANOR E. JOBE.
neDuty CLERK nnZlsES.dpS-
Evening star., 1947-04-04
THE EVENING STAR, washington, D. G. = A-23
-

members of the ALL Republican
Montgomery County House delega-
tion.
The group introduced 90 bills,
passed rs and withdrew eight. Seven
were defeated.
Evening star., 1947-04-04
DIVIDEND NOTICE

At a stated meeting Of the Directors OF
the Continental Car-Na-Var Corporation
held at the main ONCE in Brazil, Indiana,
quarterly dividend of fve cents cO5l
per share was declared to stockholders OF
record March 81. 1947. payable April Is,
1947. Checks will be mailed.
James H. Longshore,
President.
Evening star., 1947-04-04
Britons Reuch Austroliu

Australia received the first group
of British settlers to come under
the recent immigration agreement
200 building tradesmen.
Evening star., 1947-04-04
JOHN J. O'BRIEN, Attorney.
Evans Building.

Filed Mar 20, 194I. Charles z. stewart,
IN THE DISTRICT Ssfrk COURT OF THE
United states Tor the District Of Co
lumbia. Dorothy Eloise Stuart, Plaintiff,
ys Louis Stuart t,ic peisndsnttSo: i9. r l. ss.
tain an absolute divorce tdesertionl on
motion Of the plaintiff, 1t is this goth day
fendant f Louis B. Stuart cause. his ap-
pearance to be entered herein on or
before the fortieth day exclusive Of Syn
DAYS and legal holidays occurring after
the day Of the first publication OF this
order. otherwise, the cause will be pro-
yided, copy of this order be published
once a week for three successive weeks Ia
the Washington Law Reporter. and the
Evening Star before said day. tS) 7, ALAN
GoLDSBORoUGH. Justice. tSeal9 At
test CHARLES E. STEWART, Clerk. b
JOHN ]. DONOVAN. Deputy CLERK.
Evening star., 1947-04-04
AUCTION SAILS.

C. q. SLOAN 3 Co., NC. auctioneers.---
Victorian love seats, rockers, chairs and
tables: walnut dining room suite. maple
and walnut bedroom suites. knee-hole
desks. chests Of drawers. radios, set OF
Limoges table china, fne etch..
ings. water coloys. paintings. oyerstuhed
and chairs. assorted glass
ware, fancy mirrors, jewelry. brio -a-brac.
luggase, golf clubs. office desks, coffee
tables, bookcases. screens, floor and table
lamps, ETC., ct public auction at Sloans,
us. 18th St.. Saturday, April 5th. start
ing at 10 am. From the Anna. Krone!
estate, William l.. Thomas, executor. and
from other corlsignors. Now on exhibition.
Terms cash C. O. SLOAN a. CO., INC. a
auctioneers. Established 1891. - !
Evening star., 1947-04-04
EHRLICH & TEDROW,- .Attorneys
Columbian Building; ,,s,-v

Holdins ih iP Probate court.wEstats Of Marc I
pocket n4sApDse.stieas so- spess..
aas'l ths las. 0es viii ana testam.nt o s.id ds:
ceased, and for letters testamentary. on
ordered ssse ed'd this 10th day Of March Ap 1s47
ssrness esAs appear il SAID Soust On aepd.y, sIg
such such application should not BE- gTsnt,ssd; ,s:
Let poses hereof ssp5rtsr e Dqsshea and hs
cessive weeks before the, return day herein
lssy day WI Wieness fn,riS fe afks %
Laws Chief justice Of said Court, this
Aftsst setn daF FFHGoDoRa E NSsfh EEL s.ser
Qf Wills for the District Of Columnis1. .n as
JOHN W. JACKSON, Attorney,
DlsHRsert ssasss for c0ssI tRe p,ssfie af cslSnb.
P0lsas Meeos f5eesss ssaes
istration Docket 145 having
been made herein for proSats @ s.. Of the i,st .rt
VI %Iism issrfi ascos i |. ssdsTsa shis isss
sagee say Of maccs Mecsh MP minor ffa han kns
her custodianl, and. all others concerned.
( Hn sad cr 1871 MSndey e 1870 hs ass
An to show cause viiy. sucn applicatio1a
be Raeshsdf and II s e rvsnina IN
each of three, successive weeks -, before
n6ess0n . Tssn gay .o b se5en nes ess an s
essbis essG5s III zfsHfn
KS y ss5s: s:Is WI. u p ie5: R
LAWRENCE sCHEEWE, Attorney, .
si:s Sh:''fs' Mar. r's;; e. f sssfis: E. Stewart.
,7.s TIE s|,s.. sS E. S!sss E eF COMM 1
aaRRY Rls L BnAswAR ss wARRl,'ai1Sle {. sls
Mother and Next Friend, HELEN .
sT9NER gEpEE or fty Ass1fpo 10 OF
HAaE..Robert Harry Brssweli, infant
BY his mother and next friend. Helen p
judgment fs4nu efs Changing his name TO. Robert
Harry stoner. and having applied 70 ne
no'ss e lie lsasa cears shls sotS day q March
ls47. oRDEREp; thst gu persons Es!so (. con, y,
oT-psd or sefors Ss'' the 18th day Of April, Ie4I
ses 3 s5s9s.d. sncSlsS;d; ~ ssst 80. .sPs - q
in The Evening Star and The washilgson
heE hoRoHaa' HenGr'.5 5u..tas C. Ese.l5 5As o4 42s,
sI:St sssS Lsahssoss 5sgi sess IS ssss'; 81
SOY: Attorn..s; ioss 5 in1.:.m.ns EiSE,
Hosas shss' ISE =; cono psi q sss esgms aa
Fhs &. i nc sssass
eonTs Of ias ths Dssres 61saeo of S eo1u6s Iers
Testanentary on the estate Of Ewsrd n.
nksa b. e 2 H 's n:roas Bsr ssa. & caam asms
EXHIBIT the same. With the vouchers thereof.
,ss ssfols a'ninfis4t shs i4t dsy n 'ns 'ls Msfe
ia.d igas onsrxiss t1s E. thsy nay g tse e.
March. is47. SADIE B. FTNKEfAoE.
sr MsEass psss s,,aSl Nsss :i.t.r sss \ tssaf W.
Probate Court mh2l .2s.Ap4
Ellis. HOUGHTON 9 Ellis, AtseEnsys:
DIsLRIcT cogRT n,!,.. oT TIE e ee,s,mnss eg,nllhD
mYrd ministrasions-Tnis Is to oivs Notice:
oss s ss s STATE e as ssi
sssesvs BATE Court u Ut the District 81 Columbia,
ssans heath Pssefs Of ias 6. s
claims asainst the deceased are hereby
/ warned TO exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof. legally authentieatsd, 70
| Of March, AID. 194s; otherwise they. may
BY Law be excluded from al hepeft Of said
s:,ts sa, o,Tsn MsreS andiiFs or hsR6e Wopsos sa5
| Anna pETT1EsRs fHoMsoa. H.mist Hdl
Attest: MEfVIN J. NARaUI4. Dspqty
ReGfsfer 81 Wiuh for the Dlstrict of CO.
lumbfa, Clerk q the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1947-04-04
IFcAI NOTICES tcoNT.l.
lkS1Al NOItSeS t6ON t.l
H0NNETT q BONNET1, Attlrneys q Law
a1l1 Gesfsta Ave, NV, wash, ". g.
Filed Mar 90 1917 Charles 3. Stewart.

SIls s.. SS,II.. M.sf. h sssrsis. 3;
m THz p1sTRIcd.Tf d.f' !. Court Or THE
lumbia.-n Re Application Of trank
Snotrich For Change Of Narne.--Ctyh Ac-
ton No. 1273-47-Frank .Smotfich haytrE
applied to tie Court Tor sn order o. publ.
CATION required BY law in such cases, tt
IS, 81 the Court, This 26th day Of March:
I947. Ordered that All persons concernsd
show cause. If any there be- on or before
prayers. Of said complaint should not be
Franted. Provided. That copy. OF this
order be published once week for three
consecutive weeks before said day In The
Evening Sta and The WashinEton Law
Reporter. lsl T. ALAN 0oLDsBoRouoH.
cHARIEs q. sTEwART. Clerk. ~
ELEANOR .. JoHE. Deputy Clerk.
Evening star., 1947-04-04
JOSEPH G. BUTTS, Jr., Attorney.
FRA Southern Building.

States for the District Of Columbia,
Hole,ns fsoDass SousEstssass Of ADMIN. iIy1,ns
istration Docket 145.-AppIication having
been made herein for letters Of administra-
it is ordered this 10th day Of March. A D.
1877. that Harrison Il. Camp and Chaun-
cey 2 Camp; and All others coneernsd.
day Of April. AID. 1947. AZ 1000 O'Clock
An. 10 show cause why such application
should not be granted. Let notice hereof
porter" and THE Evening star once in
each Of three successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned. this frst
publicatfen TO be not less than thirty days
befoYe said return day Witness, the Hon.
ofable DoIITHA LAWS. Chief Justice of
1917. tseaiJ Attest THEpDpRE
CodewEIL. Register Of wills for the Dis
trict Of Columbia. Clerk *o1 the Frobats