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Evening star., 1948-02-20
CAR Meetings

A Colonial costume party cele-
brating George Washington's birth
day will follow a business meeting
of the George Washington Society,
Children OF the American Revolu-
ton, to be held at 7:30 pm. tomor-
row. The group will be entertained
at the home Of Mrs. Walter G.
Clarke and her son Walter, jr.
The Wakefield Society, CAR, will
meet at 2 pm. tomorrow at the
home of Mrs. Frank c. Morrison
Miss Carolin Brown, junior State
chairman of Approved Schools, will
speak, and clothing will be collected
for the Crossnore School in North
Carolina.
Evening star., 1948-02-20
Miss ScogHo Wed
To H. I. Sapage

Sacred Heart Church was the
scene of the wedding February 7 OF
Miss Eda Olga Scoglio, daughter Of
MI. and Mrs. Antonio Scoglio OF
Washington, and Mr.. Henry J. Saw
age, son of Mrs. Mary E. Savage
of Nashua, N. H, and the late Mr.
Charles H. Savage. The Rev. r.
Paul Repetti ofnciated at the cere-
mony.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and attended by Miss
Carmen Madrid as maid Of honor
and the Misses Joanne Fish, Kath-
leen Mclaughlin and Grace Soterc
as bridesmaids. Mr.. Emmett Nc
Mahon served as best man for the
bridegroom and the Messrs. Walter
Ridgeway, Gus Gillespie and Robert
Mausler were the ushers.
Evening star., 1948-02-20

Miss Marika Eliades. daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. George Eliades of this
city, became the bride February 8
of Mr.. James Dimitriou, son of Mrs.
Evangelia Dimitriou of Dayton.
Ohio, and the late Mr.. George
Dimitriou.. The wedding took place
in st. Sophia's Greek Orthodox
Church, the Rev. A. Laloussis OFF,
ciating.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and attended by her
sister, Miss Pauline Eliades, as maid
of honor, and another sister, Evelyn
Eliades, as flower girl. Mr.. Theodore
Kessis of Cincinnati was best man
for his cousin and Mr.. Anthony
Eliades, brother of the bride, and
Mr.. George Boudouris were the
ushers.
Evening star., 1948-02-20
Home RAle Backed
Bv AItrHsa club

The Altrusa Club has announced
Its support Of the principles of the
Auchincloss-B bill for District
home rule and reorganization.
The club, which is composed of
business executives and professional
women, acted on the proposed leg
islation following a report from its
Committee on Public Affairs, headed
by Miss Bertha Nienburg. Contro-
Evening star., 1948-02-20
Music Program Set

Alumnae who took their degrees
in music at the University OF Mich
igan will present the program at
the next meeting of the local alum
nae here Tuesday night at the
Studio, 1851 Columbia road NV.
Under the direction of Miss Ce-
ella Fine musical selections will be
presented by Miss Helen May, Miss
Marguerite Egler, Mrs. r. B+Dillo-
way and Mrs. Betty Hurst.
Evening star., 1948-02-20
To Be Cbristened

Mary Frederick Gott, infant
daughter of MI. and Mrs. Eugene
Cissel Gott III, who was born Janu-
uary % in Columbia Hospital, will
be christened in ST. Johns Epis.
copal Church as were her grand
father, great grandmother and
great, great grandmother. She is
the sixth generation of her fathers
family to be born in Washington.
Evening star., 1948-02-20
Bridge Club Meets

Mrs. James G. Haskell was hostess
to the Little Flower Charity Bridge
Club yesterday at her home in the
Wardman Park Hotel. The club
meets the third Thursday OF each
month, each member contributing
a so cent playing fee to the Jesuit
Missions in Hot Springs, N. G.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-05-28
employ colored men.

employ colored men.
He said it was the plants aims
to fit in with the social life of
the people and for Pepsi-Cola to
provide a welcome addition to the
soft drinks with which the city
was familiar.
"Any idea Of a color bar will
never be tolerated by the firm"
Wilson said. eve want to be
friends with all sections of the
community and will therefore not
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-05-28
Pepsi Cola Bans
Bias in Plant

CAPE TOWN, South Africa,
May 26. (ANP)-Assurances that
there will be no color bar policy
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-05-28

The OHIO DAILY EXPRESS i
Published every evening except Sunday by Paige z. Strickland at
1907 Germantown street, Dayton Z. Ohio. Phone HEmlock 1076.
PAIGE Fl. STRICKLAND Editor and Publisher
RAYMOND Manager
NATIONAL ADVERTISING, Interstate United Newspapers, Inc.
55 Fifth Avenue, New York II, New York.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-05-28

in the new Pepsi-Cola factory
opened here recently, was given
by Sheldon Wilson, manager, last
month. During an interview, Will
son discounted statements to the
effect that the company does not
Evening star., 1948-08-28

eenters. with the new 50 rate going
into effect around September Is
Families making up to $500 a year
will be eligible for service in the
centers, but Mr.. Tramburg stressed
that centers will continue to be
operated on . basis of priority of
need.
"a Adoptions Approved.
The board approved the adoption
of ~ children, which is the highest
in several months. The cases must
be taken to court for final decision
The board also approved the parole
Of three colored girls from the Ma.
tional Training School for Girls.
Mr.. Tramburg announced that q
contract for the new laundry build.
ing at Laurel, Md, for the District
Training School for the Feeble
Minded had been let to John Tester
& Son, Inc, of Washington.
Bids will be opened Tuesday fol
final work on the new Receiving
Home. This includes plastering, as
phalt tile flooring and refrigera-
ton.
The director said that, as soon
as this work is done, the home can
oe opened.
Evening star., 1948-08-28
Board Approves Job,
In Private Industry for
Aqed Home Inmates

The way has been cleared by the
District Board OF Public welfare
for the employment in private in
dustry here Of persons physically re.
fabilltatad In the Home for the
Aged and Infirm.
| Action was taken by the board
Yesterday at its regular monthly
meeting in the Municipal Center
Members present were Chairman
Edgar Morris, Mrs. Radford Moses
Mrs. Theodore o. Wedel, Fred S
Kogod and A. j. Driscoll.
Among other things, the boan
allowed public assistance payment.
to residents of the home to be con-
tinued until the receipt Of the first
full pay. providing full-time EN-.
ployment is obtained.
Keep Part Of Grant.
In another action affecting resi-
dents of the home, the board ruleo
they will be allowed to retain 81 q
month from their grants for per-
sonal and household necessities
with certain exceptions.
In another action designed tc
speed up medical operations, the
board granted permission for its
medical member to review cases
weekly and to order operations
after clearing with board members
Until now, as much as a month
elapses in some cases before opera
tions can be ordered, it was ex-
planned by Welfare Director John
w. Tramburg.
The board approved the revised
| fee schedule Of the child day-care
Evening star., 1948-08-28

T1 Rsqeh: ont wiseonsin Arenne. to Bank
Wilson Lane. lett on Wilson Lane to Moor
land Lane and right to sign.
An ideal home for the large torniy Approxinn-
otely z ocres Of beautifully Iondscoped grounds
This dienified residence contains five bedrooms
on the second floor plus two additional bed
rooms on the third. Spocious and high ceIineed
rooms throughout and in excellent condition.
Evening star., 1948-08-28
Fries Lauds Committees
Exposure OF Red Threat

Maj. Gen. Amos A. Fries USA,
retired, declared yesterday that this
country owes q debt of gratitude
it cannot repay to the House Com
mittee on Un-American Activities
for bringing to light the threat Of
communism.
Long foe of communism. Gen.
Fries spoke at luncheon meeting
of the Almas. Temple Sphinx Club,
1915 K street NV. f..
Gen. Fries indicated that our
present difficulties with Russia
stemmed from United States recoe-
milton Of that country during the
Roosevelt Administration.
He declared. however, that the
greatest job before us is to watch
out what is going on in our schools -
School children need to be taught q
vigorous Americanism," he added.
Gen. Fries formerly headed the
chemical warfare service of the
Army and retired from active duty
in 1929.
Evening star., 1948-08-28
Converted W Warheads
Probe Upper Atmosphere

Warheads Of German Va rock
cts, which brought death and de-
struction to London during the clos
ing months of World War II, have
been converted into peacetime lab
oratories to probe mysteries of the
atmosphere many miles above the
earth's surface.
DR.. James A. Van Allen, a staff
member of the Applied Physics
Laboratory of Johns Hopkins Uni
versity, Silver Spring, Md, and
chairman of the Upper Atmosphere
Rocket Research Panel, described
this use of the gigantic rockets In
a paper delivered today before the
Association OF Terrestrial Magni.
tude In Oslo, Norway.
Six research agencies have par
ticipated in the experiments. They
are the Naval Research Laboratory
Evening star., 1948-08-28
Sex Offender Here Gets
.180 Days, $3.50 Fine

Judge Aubrey B. Fennell yester-
day sentenced man to 180 days
in Jail and fined him $3.50 on three
charges OF indecent exposure.
James Childs, rs, colored, of the
1900 block of r street NE, was
convicted by Municipal Court jury,
which found him not guilty of four
other charges of the same offense.
Childs was arrested last month
by police on complaints Of three
women, who reported they witnessed
the offenses as they were walking
past his home.
Evening star., 1948-08-28
$50 Students to Attend
Red Cross Course

About $50 Junior and senior high
school students will leave next
week for Camps Lichtman and
Kahlert to participate in the second
annual Junior Red Cross leadership
training program, Lester T.. Walter,
District chairman, announced today.
Half the group. selected in their
individual schools, will leave the
Twelfth street YMCA at noon to-
morrow for a weeks training period
at Camp Lichtman, Va, ending
September 4. Another Is boys and
girls will leave at 8 am. Wednesday
from the Walsh House, 2020 Mass
achusetts avenue NV. for Camp
Kahlert. Nd. and will return Sep
tember s.
Evening star., 1948-08-28
twoy; deteehsd brick ssress;
Snn


Vermont 's'e roof house Lovely Price sz'soo
@ % & @ p4: s:fs % IS % s'~sss sss r.
Evening star., 1948-08-28
PIoyoround Show Given

An outdoor minstrel show called
"Blackface and Music" was pre-
sented by q group of teen-age boys
and girls at Chevy Chase Play
ground, Forty-first and Livingston
streets NV, last night. A chorus
of 80 voices sang. and there was
dancing after the show. =.
Evening star., 1948-08-28

the General Electric Co., under
Army Ordnance Department spon-
sorship; the Air Forces Air Materiei
Command, the Army Signal Corps,
Princeton University and the Johns
Hopkins Laboratory, under Navy
Bureau Of Ordnance sponsorship.
Evening star., 1948-08-28
FOREST HILLS

EI7J pTUWuyW1He u. INV.
To Reach: Out Connecticut Ave. to AbemarIe ST.,
turn right Albemarle to sofa st, left on
S0th St. to Brdndpwtne. and right to open SIGN.
First offering OF this desirable brick residence
containing three bedrooms and bath on the End
floor plus spocious ono ottroetWe first floor With
powder room. House is in excellent condition
throughout ond features beautiful recreotion
room in the basement.
Evening star., 1948-08-28
All Open Sunday, l to 7
WHEATlEY HILLS BETHESDA EDGEMOOR Mr
EDGEMOOR, ND.

To Reach: Out Wisconsin Ave. to Bradley
Bird, LETT Bradley BIpd. to Glenbrook
Rd.. right on Genbrook Rd. to sign.
One Of the most ottroctve houses we have been
privileged to offer in this very desirobIe and
convenient Location. Approximately % -ocre Of
beautifully Iondscoped ground. The residence
lectures first floor bedroom and bath plus
two additional bedrooms and bath on End floor
and lovely recreation room. In excellent eondi-
ton throughout
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HELP kEN.

self-assurance, ambition and typins abil-
ity, for training in a responsible, under
writing position with large bonding co.
Give age, exper. and educational back
ground In nrst letter. Box 44e-D. Stars
high school or recent graduate. interested
acct. dept. of insurance agency; must
type. Reply must give name Of school at.
tended for reference. Box 262-E, Star. 5
WANTED, presentable man with car; in
experienced man will be trained under di-
rect supervision of manager; not canvass
tng; perm. position with lge. CO.; approx.
SIS weekly while in training, Apply
MERIT METALCRAFT CORP, 2511 Blad-
ensburs I'd. ne, IL am. or pm. 3
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN SI25 per
week? # you are neat appearing, OF
average intelligence and able to meet the
pubic PoSr s an n0s sodsS 70
fl iSoLEGM CO. SO sth St. Sc. wy
EMPLOYED MEN, 1880, for part-time
sa!eswork, evenings and SATURDAYS; abil-
ity to meet people more important than
SILK HOSIERY MILLS, phone Ma. 1885
for appt
JEwELRY SHOP has opening for expsr.
| sales clerk. CAN after 2:30 pm, RE,
500. Ext. 62lS for appointment. IS
| ATTRACTIVE POSITION for ambitious
man, 5000; good salary and auto arrange
msn.' prefer veteran; college desirable:
organization, Only energetic,, healthy and
BROWN. UN. 1850. -
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HELP MEN.

AGc0UNIaNT and r. sSsS ansGT Am in
iTsE K fsfs eed taIR fasr
l BELMoST aa SEk sTSNDIo' ie17 Eye St:
AGENT to handle life insurance debit IN
and near Laurel. Nd. Write or call AMER
ICAN LIFE INSURANCE, CO. 333 st.
Paul pl Baltimore 2 Md Phone sara
ALE YOUNG MAN to do customer CON
tact work serycng and nSpselfs ss
bet 9 am and PM Elk "93F' MI
ARTIST Tor home furnishings and fashion
s son 5-d ssss Week Sa so % GUN @
chases Apply personnel oftice, 9TH floor
ASPHALT iEDs sHINGLE AfPPLicAToRs-Must
s Is rI meessnics ana Helper A Write
s ssz Sge M hfSsefhaa va local inst of
financing has opening for aggressive young
man; small loan or credit exper. preferred
OcONNoR, sol 10th st. NV. >
Are M TssE VS. m REps xR
A 4 Il BODY and fender man: must g sz !;
perienced; 51a-day week; S75. RED s
per mr.; vacation; warm shop. 80 N. Y.
ave. ne. Mr. BOND: RE. 2721.
perm, connection for good man. group in
surance, paid vacation and holidays plus
other advantages in well-located dealer
ship Apply Mr.. Friel, service MANAGER.
FRANK SMALL. Jr. INC, 215 Pa. ave
AUTo PARTS CoUNTERMAN-Wash
toms oldest Chevrolet dealer has an
opening for an experienced General Mo
tors parts man; permanent position with
good pay and pleasant working CONC
See Mr. Boteler BARRY-PATE MOTOR
CO. l13G Conn. ave. NV. %
AUTOMOTIvE PARTS counter MANA
good opening for an experienced man with
local references See Mr. Goodman.
MTLLER-DUDLEY CO. INC. 171e 14th
st. NV. -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

I, HARRISON A. STEWART, OF 1910 WIS,
not be responsible for any bills of any
ted 3s any ny ns ohsE
DRY CLEANER, operating, modern plants,
desires rough or finished wholesale &C
counts: Also factory method hat cleaning
e Gas ' %a4RR H Rhcns ne 90 g. 40 sa
automatic; no cash needed; small n, mo n
soN NnsY e co fNS II 3eae
incurred by any person other than myself
GEORGE r. ELLIOTT, 1905 Eye st. Sc
wa WfLL 3 NOT g s &c responsible for any debts
StheF than hefe oy ao mS Sor
GAs a ah ArGs' Bo1LERs and hot-water
heating plants; no cash needed; small
R TRoMyso 5sS&essTfA NsB Bef'e Con Il sosa
BOOKS STARTED, kept part time; tax
returns prepared, statements, audits; by
f AET YoGR a' sookREEpiNG
and income tax PREPARATION done by by
bpa who no sah kn9E sh eSv EGg
RaSes o1 fH4 Don't wait until
TAX cES nj hs eoS E 18Th 5H st. NV Re
9e WiL iss sof BE RESPONSIBLE for s n
NY HA ss y s $1S s1 18th pl me ne
ACCOUNTANT, expert. books started.
Kept part tins tax GssS5ns pr sosa
DIAMONDS, old jewelry and silver wanted
Expert appraising tree. LIVINGSTON &
G2 4$S TAX st RE nU se4q now for
ance. TAX CENTER. RE. 1851, so5 18TH
ffScoME TAX RETURNS prepared expert
enced accountant. MR.. SAUL S, SOBER.
2132 Pennsylyania ave; nv; ME. 043l
iSeoMh FIX FETGESs pa Dt essf by
Hua H. x 1881 or cH $3.50 1856
ACCOUNTANTS AND TAX CoNsULTANTs
audss snd s1snS systems Stems nstaed
al tax reports. Personal service; reas.
W Will L'S Nor BE RESPONSIBLE for any
myself nrDs1 w VINCENT AELLwEG, 1901 Conn
T The ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
! holders of the Norfolk g. Washington dis
trict of .Columbia) Steamboat Company
0F yes sna for Re f n Of
other business as may properly come be.
fore the meeting, will be held at the ONCE
| i94s, at IL O'Clock noon. Polls will re-
main open until l2:3o o, pm Tra1nasdtssI
| DOCKS Will Dt ClOSGu COluaLy
until March 6, 194S. ODELL s. SMITH
| secretary. =
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the sharehold-
ers of the Eastern Building and Loan
Asspcfa ton III Washington, D. c., for the
election of dtt6ctdTss and for the transac-
! tions.of xHrh s6tsaef business as may legally
| come hefnresxhe, meeting, will be held at
/, the,aafdse of the association, Pennsylvania
ave; and 4tfl 81 s.e,s WASHINGTON. D. C..
p. m. Polls for the purpose of balloting
for directors will be open between the
hours of O'Clock pm. and o'clock p: m
Secretary
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Last week before the Palladian
Room at the Shoreham was I'M
yelled, Maxim Lowe, boss OF the
hotels entertainment, made brave
wager. IF you don't say that's the
most beautiful room you ever saw"
he told us, I'll buy you anything
YOU want" Now that is large order
of temptation to lay before a man.
Mr.. Lowe can relax now, though.
We're forced to agree with him
about the Palladian Room and he
will not have to buy us Lincoln
continental cabriolet or a televi-
sion set that looks like the navigat-
ing bridge of the Queen Elizabeth.
The Palladian Room is fine and you
don't need a crystal ball to predict
| its success.
| One of the mistakes made by too
many night club designers, it now
seems, is that they design the places
| to look just like night clubs. Every
new one is planned to look more like
night club than the last new one
before it. They are disguised as
bamboo forests, palm groves or
chrome plated dreams of dissolute
plumbers. They are out of this world.
The Palladian Room is different,
though. 1t is right back in this
world. An evening there is an after
noon drive down Charlottesville way,
with Chanel No. fumes instead of
gasoline fumes in the air. And with
out traffic. Or maybe it is more like
owning a Hollywood-style patio
down in the Piedmont Valley coun-
try with Thomas Jeffersons eye
compelling vistas seen through the
colonnades."
There is a spaciousness about. the
room due both to James Reynolds
decor and to the happy fact that the
tables are far enough apart that
you can relax without putting an
elbow in your neighbours drink. 1t
is good to find a cocktail and supper
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After Dark
It's a Room Made for Relaxing,
Just Like in the Good Old Days
By HARRY MACARTHUR.

rendezvous where eavesdropping
must be a conscious act rather than
an involuntary one. All this spac-
iousness is combined with a feeling
of intimacy, too, which is a good
trick if you can do it, as Mr.. Rey-
nold's obviously can.
X X X
The Palladian Room seems to
have captured, as one of its major
assets, something of the towns pre-
war manner, or at least it did on
its opening night when as tony an
audience as has greeted any After
Dark rendezvous here in years
turned out. 1t is room designed
for relaxing after a day rather than
nervously supercharging against the
day to come. You'll feel that this
is what you've been waiting for
for years. 80.
The feeling that everything about
the place is just right extends
from the sight of Robert at the door
to the entertainment. The music
by Sande Williams orchestra is
designed for dancing and yet un-
obtrusive and not the sort that
foredooms all conversation. The
show, staged informally between
dance sessions, at present stars Jay
| Marshall and Dancers Landre and
| Verna.
Mr.. Marshall is a magician
whose prestidigitation is clever, but
whose greatest talent is for ex-
tremety witty self-deprecation as
he goes about his tricks. The
dancers are smooth and some of
their lifts and spins verge on the
spectacular. Both magician and
dancers fit into the mood OF the
room and it's a mood a lot of
people should be enjoying for long
time.
| 1t happened the other evening in
the Mayflower lobby. A man on
his way to some political function
peeled off his coat at the checkroom
for Mayfower lounge patrons.
rs this for the Republicans" he
asked.
"Oh, that's all right" the girl
told him. 1--WE take any one here. y
Peter Borras, the Madrillon's boss,
is man who knows most of the
answers to questions about num-
Der of things, but he almost was
stopped the other night. A woman
dining at the Madrillon said to
him:
mfr. Borras, you know about the
countries of the world. What sort
of a place is Ell Dorado?"
eel Dorado?" he said, stalling
for time.
Yes she said. "a friend of
mine is going to Ell Dorado and he
wants to know what it's like there
what sort of climate it has"
II see," said Mr.. Borras. We'll
YOU might tell him it's heavenly
there. I don't know what else tt
say" CBy canny questioning, Peter
discovered that the woman's friend
apparently was going to Egypt. HI
| ulu IlOG ulSCOFCl, IIlouSll, llOW DIX
got Egypt confused with the myth.
ical city with spires of gold which
the Spaniards sought in all the
mirages of the American desert0
| X X X X
Success note: Jay Jason has beer
held over for a second week at the
Club Cairo and officially elevated
to the starring spot in the show Ito
which he already had elevated him
self with clever comedy act),
He's being joined tonight by Larry
Marvin, whom the CairoS publicity
describes as "a handsome person
atty singer"
| X
Stage Whisper (One) in the
Night: There's one thing Presi-
dent Truman ought to remember
There's a difference between plat
form and balcony. You go in on
one and out on the other"
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Colum-
bia Holding BankruptcEE ox Cou Psnkrnpt .ne
FIRST ME MEETiNG OF CREDITORS, = To
the creditors of Philip, A. Fox, Of the city
of Washington. District of Columbia 10
Notice is hereby given that the sald Phii np
a duly G adjudsed BANKRUPT on 2 petition q
1913. and that the first meeting Of his
creditors will be held on the 18th day OF
February. 194S, at $3.50 pm. at the once
Of the Referee in Bankruptcy 81 Tower
place the said creditors may attend; prove
their claims. appoint a trustee. examine
the bankrupt, and transact such other
Business meene may joins gS9Des' B SECS os0e
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United states for the District of Column
bia, Holding Bankruptey court.EIn the
Matter Of Leland F. Hodge; Bankrnp T.s,r
MEETING OF CREDITORS To the
q Wsshinston. District q Columbia = :;
Notice is hereby given that the said Leland
r. Hodge has been duly adjudged bank
rupt on petition filed by him on the
2lst day of January. 194S. and that the
Tst meeting q his erfaito5s will e held
200 PM, at the ONCE of the Referee II
Bankruptcy, 321 Tower Building. 4th
and K Streets NV. Washington, D. c.,
at which time and place the said creditors
may attend; prove their claims; apponi
properly come before said meeting, JOHN
A. BRESNAHAN, Referee in Bankruptcy
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DENNIS COLLINS, Attorney,
Shoreham Building.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia,
Holding a Probate. Court.-Estate of Kittte
Kstharine, BTaxey Deeeasss-s0 go.
ton having been made herein for probate
Of the las; will and Of sao
said estate BY william K Allgood, it is
ordered this Both day Of January; A aIl
1913, that the unknown heirs at law ana
next of kin of Kittie tKatharine) Brawley.
and ali others concerned. appear in said
Court on Monday the 18th day Of March.
AID. 1913, at 1000 O'Clock AM. to show
cause why such application should not be
granted Let notice hereof be published
In the WASHINGTON Law Reporter and
THE Evening Star" once in each Of three
successive weeks before the return m. DAY ~
be not less than thirty days before said
return day witness the ss,,d aon nf ssis
Court. this thirtieth day Of January. Al !.
ls4s Seal ..,.t Attest will, THE se9 re
District of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate
Court. fe3.l0,17.