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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
.Fiftiefh Year
Is Observed By
Lydian Group

TIE Lydiaa Association is In
IS f.tteia year Of SANITATION.
having been organized On Dec
3 1897 IL t-e home * Mrs.
Johnson Ia Alfred street. The
golden arr verss-y VIII % cele-
DRAFTED or De- s. Saturday night.
s. banquet ~ TIE Ley Thur
nan Branch yWCA with mem
peTs ana many. many Clue
t-ercs n attendance
TIE coup hss carried or many
wo-;- rh.le projects including
generous contributions % the
C1r-rnGnliy FRnd PHYLLIS Wheat
ley Home and Others.
Tae Membership includes
many daughters ard grand
daughters q re first mem GERS
The present officers are Mrs
Alice Barrel; president. Mrs
Ethel Wallace secretary. Mrs
Louise Tibbs financial secre-
tsvy Mrs Jesse Parrish treas
urer. Program and arrangements
for IRE banquet are 5elng
planned cv Mrs Gertrude Dom
alison and committee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
Afro americana Cast Feted
At Kappa House After Shoe

May Which drew favorable ,on.
nents.
Other Artists
Some OF the outstand g A..
lists appearing were Ecc. z.
y9n local school teacre
has a beautiful teno. yc Ms
DORIS Ware lyric soptaa ire
Humphrey Choral err
Gonzelle Bailey and L.s
Sisrks. who danced Rsvels Ro..
err and Eddie Brooks
P.snisic renditons VIZ ~
Sidney Bailey and =
Har 6y. while Ms Em.lv pcs
rendered great songs 81 a,n
w.tn besu'iful swee;ncs Ds
Perry and Msry Hswihcszs s
Others who took part re
program
Miss Marguerite Ccs- re
narration for the prog "
Lee J SniiS news CORR ts,o.
over radio station WY @as
a SPECIAL guest
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06

aca NJ Mssoa sc.cr
Yrs Ms't.e Mcs,ey -z
GREETINGS t-ou me ~ srs-y
G1li e re church. Ms --e
Hs.-s t t-s locsi crsr.E- r.
re Nsc-s. Ccg-cil 81 Sc--3
W1r,s- Ms EGrs Iie~ 1
'rr- ;re De.rc.t Associat.c1 g
W1~sns C.4rs Ms Ma O.
Hoss seco-1 e-prssi-t- ~
he N--rrs Auxll.s~v t-r
NsCcrsl Baptist Corytntcr a-t
0a- husband D. s . Ess
No1e-s'or - lf-e Mc;-e7 s-
D-st-.c: e the Baptist As
Hon
Ore guests sharing ihe - &.
IS table WITH ne horc-e- E-s
Mason we're Mrs E~resu- Pos
.es Re and Ms Ste-l-E Tsv-
II snd Mrs. Oar :, 81
R1tv Climbers ~ a~5 N-s
Fer6lrs-1 Penn. Ms Atthu-
McAdorv.. chairman % tie ban
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
Out-Of To1cner
Is Entertained
AT Gay Party

A round O! phone calls pro-
dGced az eveEinE q interest on
Fv,1sy Nov. Is. as friends gath
cred az tire horne a Miss VII
helralra Lewis - greet Mrs.
E-ceLe Harmon Moore, The
guest 81 honor Is the Imperial
Deputy COMMANDERS Of the
Daughters cf isls P. H a %
Buffalo New YORK
Eos,eSseS FOR the affair were
the Pas, CommsndrcSSes and
Officers q Msrracci Court No
- Daughters Of Isis, p. H A
Among those present were
Past CorEnanGresSeS Mae Lewis
Agnes Bristol. Helen Can't. Car
re Thompson. Carrie Risey.
Nancy White Gladys Mills Ce-
leste Cushing. and Louise Coop
e..
Daughters present were Laura
Brszil,e. Edvefts Green Ruth
Flood. yVOnne TAYLOR. Hattie
Smith. Margaret Alexandee. Ida
Loveloy Made Gasfy. Jsnnet
Dovls. ard Nellie Shelton.
The MOBILES present werc
3 oker Alexander. William
Greene Wesley DOYLE ana At
;orney Jackson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
Performances

As they listened 10 ne incl
dental rlusic played by Cisrice
Young they thought az the Won
6er:ul production whicl rad
been presented esri.er Cv.ilcs
stated ira. iris wss better tran
The original performance last
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
By ELLA Vac JiMERsoN


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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
Rose Morgan Is
Recipient OF
Signal Honor

NEW YORK - Rose Morgan
co-ovrer ct the famous 2 e
Me,a House ot Beauty. wss slE-
rsliy horofed last week when she
became the first Negro 70 ~ vot-
&C Membership II tire Conmunl-
- Besliy Salon Owners Assoc
st-on q Queens. y y
4 c.;si.on formally ncufy .ng
her e her unanimous election as
81 honorary mem be- and 3 beau
i..gl.y engraved gift we're pressr-
icc her cy celeEsticr % sew
eaty-fsve persons representing the
-Es1.zs:on-
Among ire speakers we're Jul
us Manson. NeW YORK State
Boa-5 q Labor Mealauon. and
representatives az tire Urban
League ana the National Assoc.
stlon 20 the Advancement OF
Colcred People
In sad.i.on 70 beng co-owner
% both snops Mss Morgan. TO-
eethe. with her associate. Mss
OAyls Clark. also head fheii
cwn cosmetics firm. the Rose Ne
"a Beauty Products Company.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06

The cas-: sad friends % AFRO
Americana musical production.
were honored az reception
az the Kappa Kas;le on last
TUESDAY evening following the
performance az the Lecture Hal
q ne Detroit Institute OF Arts.
Eosi for the occasion WAS Ar
t-lr Cosr. director ana pro-
1ucer az ths annual event As
sisunE ire most were Ms Like
May Young arc Mrs Beatrice
Preston VINO presided al P-nch
bowls
CHESTS
Seen ABOUT the, spacious re-
ception rooms wn'ch We're dec
grated with copper csndelso-ss
nuns. and huckleoer-y leaves
we're Mrs Msrlon Morris q.
Chicago. NJ and Mrs. Lee
Smits John Holland hsgTy
Stone John L Jones CLIFFORD
Cook. Mrs Conrad Clipper Mrs
Valdez. Mrs GorEelle Bailey,
NJ ard Mrs George B-anharn.
Ms Alma Larcaa. Mrs Bessie
Lyons Mrs. X Maxwell Ms.
Darlene BSfor. Arthur Wallace
Dr. Z. Ramsay Ms o King
Mrs. L Cosr john BuEh; Mrs
A McAtee william Jonnsor and
others
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06

uuef committee US Errns Hol-
icway. presi1ent o. the guild
Ms. Ar-its Green mistress u
ceremonies s1S TIE dynamic
leaders % me ch1rch Rev and
Mrs : J Meme
Cc-mltree -1as-z the ar
rzrEeneris for re OCCASION were
Madsrrs 2 Jennings a Crew
2 Holloway A Sw.Iiy. 9 Ne
Adory. z Humphrey L 5gsht
p James and L RgsseIL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06

nony TIE newly weds were
honored a. . reception and dane
iag party a. the Urban League
ASSlsiirg ne hostess we're
Msdsrrs Robert Davis and Al
bsTts McFall. who registered the
guests. and Mrs Bernie Rogers
VINO reEs,sred the gifts
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
CAMPUS KALEIDOSCOPE

Ore cl2c Ore c sr315
A-1 ! I'D ere -sr'
As ihs bridge Es-s Es's -
5erwsy. .
Esrr 81 oi1s = Eco1.y Pat
70 the gossiR q Ire Gay
Two spades bdded n
voice mats meek
Pass rats the cnly move
FOR ne
DID Yoa 20 70 e,;hsr dance
last week"
Yes 7 went 70 me ons a.
. I T.
D-rolfs sphinx Ci1o ns1 .
Greek carnival az TIE Balloon
~ . 7 7 Jas, weekerc No--
-raiites" MsrJcris Bel IA ssret
Thorn pson ard Audrsa Burke
were there and gsport a wonae--
'ul tine
Ire SPHINX Club - tie Esn.
on chapter q a PM A fra
.errity II Arp A-oor slsc red
'ortn with a ThsnkSg vIng oezs.
~ party On the sarns nlFnt
vh.cn was the most successful
= tie Greek parties 50 ia ;c.s
year More about that lsfe-
A rap on the table means
passing
Whica makes your t-1Es
PLAYING smart
And makes US think % Roc
ouemnre jazzirF
A. " {. az Wsynes Winter
mart
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-06
Bridal
T1Oth
Spoken

lax Gwe-1c.yn Jscsson.
la Us Lillian Jackson
&c - cr-e q: Wso- Fred
eg -ss ~ Soma g PITS,
CT e1-.sv * r-rc-eos g.
re- s-- :-.e11s % .ineSsed
KS -t.~4 ceremony Rev
exc ; Boone and I'd
we SwLCns performed Ire
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see ra cr1prC cere1 cu ;Elie
tcrr TIE -ecolletsEe q the
for it.rs dress. Nn.cn was
tUgt enhanced by 6 cat away
pep Two large 5esi grs n
for ,o'if q see6 pearls were
app. 10 tie SIDE front a
tne srf -h-c- was rnoccst.y
sIt : ocr-ere1 IN SEED pearls
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GOWN ence1 II a five yard train.
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Evening star., 1947-10-08
YOU MAY WIN THE MODEL HOME!

Get Your Tickets for the National CopoI Annuo Home
Show Exposition at Lonsbureh's They're 55e and ente
you to enter the contest for the model home we'll
the show Ticket booth Seventh Street Entrance
Tickets will be ovoIobIe the Exposition, but will cost &c.
Evening star., 1947-04-29
ADVERTISEMENT.
Weak, Matery Blood
Blamed for Making
Men and Women
Look and Feel Older
THAN Their YEARS

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strength 1ately7 Thousands now regain.
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through the release Of vibrant energy to
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Every day-every hour-millions Of
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Evening star., 1947-04-29
Group Asks Price Cuts
To Reasonable Profit
Margin in Georgetown

Cards will be sent by the George
town Citizens Association to all
merchants In the community urging
reduction Of prices to q level which
will insure reasonable, not alb
normal profits" A resolution to
this effect was adopted at q meet
4ng Of the group last night.
In another resolution the asso-
ciation charged District officials with
negligence In not taking preventive
measures ITO reduce or eliminate the
discharge Of fly ash" from the
Georgetown incinerator.
Specific Cut Avoided.
Action on the price situation was
taken after Brig. Gen. Karl Brad
ford, chairman Of the groups Com
nercial Interests Committee, de-
clared an au-around reduction OF
10 per cent was not feasible. He
said no arbitrary percentage cut on
prices should be specified, but the
matter Of a reasonable reduction"
left it to the discretion Of individual
merchants.
Fly ash in Georgetown was de-
scribed by Stanton Kolb, president
OF the group, as ian annual spring
affair" He said he made q per
sonal investigation Of the situation.
accompanied by . District smoke In
spector, and found most Of the ash
came from the Georgetown incin-
orator at Wisconsin avenue and M
street NV.
I'VE watched the smoke from that
thing for almost an hour" Mr.. Kolb
said, land We found plenty Of pieces
Of ash as large as a quarter"
Shooting Of Starlings Opposed.
A copy Of the groups resolution
urging elimination of the ash will
Evening star., 1947-04-29

be sent to =. Kenneth Krsel. Dis
trtct smoke and boiler Inspector,
and DR.. GeorgesC. Ruhland, Dis
trict health ofhcer. Mr.. Kolb said
the Georgetown Trade Glild. the
Georgetown Lioas' Club aud the
Progressive Citizens OF Georgetown
also are working on the problem.
The association opposed bill now
before Congress authorizing the
shooting Of starlings In the District.
The group adopted resolutions
favoring $500 a year minimum
salary for teachers, appointment OF
q Judge for TrafIlc Court alone and
supervision Of autonomous COM
mittees and boards OF the District
government by the District auditor.
The meeting, conducted by Mr..
Kolb, was held at st. Johns Parish
House, Potomac and o streets NV.
Evening star., 1947-04-29
ADVERTISEMENT.
ENDS BAD CASE
OF CONSTIPATION
Woman Finds Relief Eating
Famous Breakfast Cereal Daily
Is constipation causing you worry
and unhappiness? Then read this
sincere, unsolicited letter: 3

"I am So years old. I had been to doctors
spent money on medicines to get relief
from constipation. One morning / heard
about KELLOGGS ALL-BRAN on the
radio and went night cut and bought bcx:
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this letter will help anyone else a. ALL-BRAN
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You, too, may find lasting relief II
you suffer from constipation due to
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after 10 days, you are not completely
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get double your money back.
KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN is not
4 purgative but a wholesome break
fast cereal made from the vital outer
layers of wheat. Ask your grocer for
KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN today.
Evening star., 1947-04-29
North Capitol Citizen, i, !.
Study Traffic Botae:,nIe.ck

The North Capitol Citizens 'Asso-
citation last night discussed the traf-
fic bottleneck which exists at North
Capitol street and Michigan avenue,
in an attempt to decide the most
practical locations for streetcar and
bus stops in this heavily congested
area during rush hours.
The group came to no conclusion,
but voted to assume leadership of
the community in seeking ways and
means to cooperate with District
authorities in allevia ting all traf1ic
hazards at this intersection.
twenty-five new members were
admitted into the association.
The meeting, conducted by John
F. Hardie, president, was held In the
Atonement Lutheran Church, North
Capitol street and Rhode Island
avenue, and was attended by rs
members.
Evening star., 1947-04-29

No one could accuse Allan Ham,
mond, Capitol page, Of being afraid
Of women.
As the sole male in the cast Of the
ballet Adventures in o." the 16-
year-old dancing page boy has spent
the last few weeks with 80 members
Of the opposite sex.
Allan's dancing partners range
from 6-year-old Dorothy Laub to
16-year- -old Lucille Collins.
Ballet Directors Lisa Gardiner
and Mary Day Of the Washington
School of the Ballet. who produced
Adventures in OF" for the District
Recreation Department, report that
Allan was more help than all the
girls put together.
Using all his spare time from his
Evening star., 1947-04-29

FUTURE.

THOMAS. J. OWEN. 4 son. auctioneers.
as5 sSHthsrn Ss sal. Of
II a9 tn, D.riss s. csI.nB, ,.d = ,s &:
9th day of May, AD. 1s45 at )
bundled 3 in and Ts
I53o5l in the Home Construction Cor
n9mbeped ou2ssn M Of ats IN block
sarveyer for the pistriet of Ss Columbia S, in IN
building restriction line as shown on said
plat and to the. agreement set. forth on,
said plat not to bHid outside Of the
the pssrct % Of colambias afsiiiSens and thet the e
and the line Of the street shall Be subject
PISS in q Act q Gonsress Q, Ma Ma 81
s4a,. Terms OF sale: one-fourth cash:
balance in one, two and three years. with
sred sssoo cash "a balsnee blsnees onthiy, aTfh or Or
all cash at the option of purchaser: De-
so DAYS from date Of sale, otherwise the
trustees reserve n. risht to resell re
fauftins purchaser, after i've i've q DAYS ss' sd-
vertisement Of such resale in some news
paper published in the District of Coluna-
sn ss oras s5 efR1s dsp se Ias.: nav 2. y sRs
themselves et any lesal Or EQUITABLE rights
ssaRs 4 sa All
Ssss .rs.,.. 3 ssHrr yszS
ENER, Jr.' truste.; JUN1oR cRoWEII.
trusted. arg, ,my2.5.7.e
NOTICE OF SALE to, enforce lien for
the 10th day Of May. 1e47,. At the hour
and ina saah ant III ds
posed Of, ct the auction rooms Of c; q.
Sloan & Co. situated at Ne. 7l5 18TH
St, NV. in the City of Washinston.
District of Columbia. the. undersigned will
scribed personal property consisting of
barrels and contents, cartons and contents,
trunks and contents, bookcases. chairs.
oeds, russ, pictures; paintings. mattresses;
Mr.. Mr. or or Mrs. W.. W. Chance. Mrs. H.
de Pue. Mr.. Oscar T. Granger, Mrs. Irene
Hammonds or Mrs: Nile withers. Madame
Mr.. Slater Smith, ir.. Said auction and
sale will be made under and by virtue OF
April Is, 1910 tS6 Stat, Part I, p. ,301e.
known as the warehouse Receipts Ast. ana md
the undersigned on saio personal property
chsrees in connection with caring for and
ssfekeepins the said personal property,
sose.heI With costs OF SAID sad ssas ssie DATED
A. Apr isa rEnEs ns srosAes SRA GAY CO..
H. Randolph Barbee, secretary.
Evening star., 1947-04-29
MCCULLOUGH, GORDON 4 PACE,
ATTORNEYS,
sos 81 Street Ne

m THE DISTRICT e, COURT E:Er,,e OF ~ THE NE
Usi..d ssases i0f Moore. tSa riantif IS
TIE Little sisters Of tn. Poor, = corpors
tor; ct al, Detsnaan.s ., Is, Nc .n,. 6 q
81 sasssa aas.4.s tsstf 81 81 TsF.. n Tedd sse
uers s9sdiysien Of Seg.5e Eve nsr sandIsa nl.,
IN ~ s0GS sss' Fsl Il: IL btlet II tst
asss ssss' Il fssss0fs sesat is &. & ffes' lin.
rcurtn stree. ss,l7 feet South. Of N.
Sb:thvest corner Of SAID lot and :euar. .9s:.,
,s.ps soqs sst aesf g fee. to saif 4.
IL. 81 . i374-foo. vide aii.y; thence
o,h slo5, the wins IN. q ssid - sTy Tsrts II
s. ..t sns and hthss 4. r.e. @ bssnnnr sst On
spS IT,! sPs4 sss;rs{ f. ~ =
Isnes Davis Clara Van, Rossum, Mamie
Hsaled,M eeG5Es EsheS5 osn JenHis sah
bsvis9. A Leo Koiipinssi, and John v v
schaener, cause their appearance, to be
DAY. exclusive Of SUNDAYS and legal hoIi.
days, occurring after the day. Of the hIst
qualification of this order: otherwise the
ssdeS be published ons. ! week tor three
SUCCESSIVE weeks IN Ine WdSnlnston Law
Reporter. and The Egening Star before
ssid day. 81 JAMES NJ uPRso2SIoER'
STEWART. Clerk. By CLARA F. CON
NELL Deputy Clerk. sp2a.my6,13
fRANK 5. smith. 1927 Eye Street NV,
Eashinrton, D. e, and GEORGE Rev, ".
Tashinrten, d. c., ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff,
filed April IL. 1a47. Charles E. Stewart.
H. THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
I United states for the District of Co
aaps.aa si:s G:ses NV oEss hNeTd D. e
Ylsintia, vs. JACQUES LsNoTds asvsns' gs
asosss-oRpER neutrality-suspicious.
q s6soiute aivores on the Ereund Of Of
notion Of the plaintiff. Il is this lth day
d April, 1941. ordered that the defendant,
JACQUES teNord. cause his appearance TO
De entered herein on or before the fortieth
ea-, exclusive OF Sundays ard lesal holi-
DAYS. occurring after the day of the hTst
duhleation Of this order. otherwise the
esuse will be proceeded with as In case of
Default Provided, that a copy Of this
qrder be published once reek for three
&lccessive weeks in The Washington Law
Reporter and u The Evening star News
toned. tsl Il; A. sCHWEnSHAUT. Justice
Geal.) A True Copy. Test: CHARLES z
EWAEI. CLERK By CLARA 2 CON-
NELL Deputy c1srk. aplB,2z,29.
Evening star., 1947-04-29

chores on Capitol Hill. Allan painted
scenery. applied brilliant colors to
endless small shoes and even sewed
bells on hats. ..-
Although he has been dancing
since 1941, Allan's first experience
behind the footlights came last No
vember when he was a super" or
extra, during the Washington per-
formance Of the Ballet Russo.
Adventures in Or" was first pre-
sented by the Recreation Depart
ment April 18 and 10 but brought
so many requests for a repeat per-
formance that the two-hour ballet
will be presented again at Roose-
velt Auditorium Saturday at 2::30
pm. Tickets are available at Snow
Concert Bureau or at the door on
Gat,1rday
Evening star., 1947-04-29
Bids Sent to 81 Nations
For Statistical Institute

The State Department announced
yesterday it has invited 81 govern
ments to send official delegations to
the 25th session of the International
Statistical Institute, which Is sched-
uled tc meet in Washington next
September to 18.
The Inter American Statistical
Institute and the World Statistical
Congress, which is being convened
by the United Nations Economic and
Social Council, will meet here con-
currently.
Evening star., 1947-04-29
ansion Of American business

pansion Of American business
abroad" .
Chaplain Van Goethern men
toned particularly the expansion Of
the American airlines in Europe as
an object of national suspicion.
Most of the group of rs Method
ist ministers Chaplain Van Goethem
addressed we're either srvice chap
lains or former service chaplains.
Chaplain Van Goethem Is mar
ried to an American and is visiting
in this country before leaving for
the Belgian Congo.
During the war he was arrested
three times by the Germans and
spent seven months In solitary con-
finement for being outspoken for
democracy and against the unfair
treatment Of the Jews
Evening star., 1947-04-29
BRESNAHAN, EBERLY & WILKINSON,
AttorneyS. 32l TnMer RuildinR

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
=, States for the District of Columbia,
ministra tion.-This is to Give Notice: That
me subscriber. of the state Of Virginia,
District of colurnh hia. Letters Testamentsry
on the estate, of Clara Louise Pratt Jones.
late Of the District of Columbia. deceased
All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, legally
aauthenticatso to the subscriber. on or be
wise thsg. may b., law be secluded from
GosEpHF ms T1d PHRRsH sSg Of .sg A9r Avonss. 1as
MELVIN 8 IM32RoUrs Deputy ssal Rssfstsr sEfsst
# wills for the District Of Columbia
Clerk of the Frohats Court ap1s %. %
goHN L I; LAskEY. ATTORNEY. Alice Buildirt
states for IN. Distrle. Of Columbia
ha H.. en subscrb.f Il I the ps.rc. ayi s9ss " e.
iurnbts, has obtained from the Proba !.
Of Administration. C.TA, on tbs estate
81 Willtsm Lott. late of the District Of
Colpmeia deceased. An persons having
Ta53sd tS hessa zhO, .rt n s % 3s
of Apr Ap 9aa4s fers oth.rviss sae .hey may nay
by Law. be excluded from all beneft of
ssid estate. Given unoer my hand this
an day Of April. 1a47. WILLIAM H,
aEN aTE 1'G MAKo6 & SE Dssatv sss Rssstsi ssfss.
q wills for the District of Columbia. Clark
of the Probate Court ap2S 90 my6