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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

ARMY S GENERA will pay pay cash sa.+fnn for de,
tSm at R& s7SS r. 5 s a
MsvI CASH ms sALEve,m .saS.I sYRs
WEE fisi Ks .EG X2 cssH for your pioDs2ty
any sec: or cond Quick settlement, JAMES
SkEh1hf rHSrY IR I'm eyes ssv Ii Ii 1881 essh
aoHRo5 Fog u sSf or your house
sRfSr6E siefEsS bE f136 Ho6sH e Va sfeh IN OF
nm; Lyon Park. Ashton Heights or clar-
to buy from another Army, ofhcer or own
er direct, Phone Gil. 2615, -!2,
HOMES IN D. c. nearby Nd sa5u and Va Va
Ssl1 $500 ' L. T. aRAvATTE, Reaiitor, 20
!Sth sE. ASp II ns NJ. Pa FhorERTYwe ads4Y Will pay
sss x a. M ME LIE SS e. lits
Is s;s YEA Ez. g. s10si SERVICE to local property
sSty Nth sIss MM ILL., SlS s q0 SS Sf
MssMS6i shee CASH o,e property m %
gx 6se or s9loTed 54 Maryf1e Rs oT ss
fS So }oG RasT sflEbY Nj SSy AgTroEs
sSa,s sa US HE SeSa SSYiEs ESE HRs
;E desires % to 1 neme sny a
FsnaWs 2Ryss5fa oS rYsDxfE sfSaf TE s4ss
brick home; can arrange to pay all cash
B2 B2S Lisfiae Is9ia sis5u Your PROPERTY with this
Central Real Estate Listing Agency ay
combined prospects Of 2s outstanding real
tors in D. c. and, Nd. One Of these real
S w us aF ike have yours buyer aaad ssskns
tss ts5 Ell 1hi sz2snsi ss5v'ss soR sa s
! you want to sell? We can sell your house
at fair price on today's market; r = rrsd ; OF
Cali Ex. -2555 till s pm.
WE WANT YOUR HOUSE, sIartment. store
or tnimproved Land for sale, gs hays ths the
coRt s:Sss 3RaT1oN, sa On ic8Snef 14s7 K ne re- 11s5
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale of
your nome, business or Investment prop.
HEs sTy / Thss RsayoT yon sesrf SO NoTsh Ss eo
eHakLEs faH ksss s. 'Vs GUM has s Clients xa,tins
snd 3 nearDy any r. isSs OF
WILL PAY CASH for houses. white OF
colored, any condition or section. DE
money; MOI any kind Of property' large or
WILL WILL FAY say isson up to rs ssSS for
den den and powder room on 1st floor; in
INV. b: c.. Silver spring or nearby Md;
BESkooN RsSss5 asass mst Sc T. in Ssie 6stre. aet
Gf GkcfNT ahAVfi MoaE fansB ANb isSs INCOME
HARRIS, Broker. Ii. ss79. ME. 1894
HAVE IMMEDIATE PURCHASER for 8
| or. 4 bedroom home. 1st-fi. den and Law.
preferred but not essential; will pay up to
SD: 500 cash; Chevy Chase. D. C. or Nd,
Wakefield, Forest Hills or Shepherd Park.
ST SRASa0S as7S & LGcHs CO., iaOS :z'' St. s,v''
WANTED AT ONCE. silver Spring.
| }-bed1 oom brick home with garage; close
| in. One 4-hedroom home, brick preferred.
Have cash buyers; must have immediate
with SHANNON & LUcHs CO., 1905
HOUSE He nT WANTED. VA TED Brookland woodridge
/ section of n.e.-I have several cash BUYERS
desiring to purchase a home in this area;
brick construction preferred, but will &C
MIR Blackwood NO. 6597, with SHANNON
g. LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV, MA :,345.
WE HAVE IMMEDIATE PURCHASER for
Briehtw ood or Petworth house. Cali Mr..
schwab, wo. oes4: with SHANNON &
WANTED TO BUY BY PVT. OWNER, or
3 bedrm house, close-in Va: give com
plete description, year built, price terms
and address; no brokers. Box 81, Star.
WISH TO BUY detached or semidetached
home in Montgomery Co. or NV section.
Have all cash No agents. Box 36-G, Star.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Nethwe.s.

CoLoRED-s8OO BLOCK 11th ST. Nv
2-family apt. house; rms, bath each
separate. utilities; live in one and thu
other will pay the notes: reasonable dowr
payment Call T. r. SIMS REALTY co.
DE. 76o5; Sunday and ewes. DE. 3469
coLoRED-NEAR 10th AND KENYON
ST. NV rms, bath. oil heat: well-ar.
ranged for home or income. Mrs Whitney
AT. S803, with BARNEY c. WETTz, 1927
Eye st NV, MA. 1865, MA. 1895 --23
CoLORED-WARD PL.--6 rms. and bath
coal h.-w.h. Priced reasonably at 1000
Call Mr.. Bunch, with C. H. HILLEGEIST
CO., Realtors, Ma $500 -21
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10th AND KEARNY-Beautful 6-rm.,
semidet bricks2 incl, heated porches; rec
rm; auto heat: fully insulated; screens
etc; only So, 600 down. Call Mr.. Ritzert
PRUDENTIAL REAL ESTATE CO.. MA
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COLoRED-BROOKLA near 18th and
Irving-6 rooms, gas h.-w.h,, inc. porches,
gar in good cond. DE. 01s7. NO. 319s,
CoLoRED-7th AND X N.E,-Home and
income; rms, baths. 2 kits, oil heat
See it today. URCIOLO REALTY. NE.
1871: ewes. and Sunday, Mr.. FELTON,, co.
CoLoRED-NR. 18th AND E SITS. NE
Home with income; large S-rm., semidet
Call DI. 1918 till 8 pm, VIM. H.
coLORED- BEDROOMS - Detached.
nice condition; maple floors, oil h.-w.h.,
det. garage, large lot and on one OF the
better streets of Brookland. Also 2 nice,
n11seS I o7a MAsaHL iasf1d aJea r. wAP1E III
CoLoRED-MoNTELLo AVE. N.E.-Love-
ly brick home; with 9 very attractive
shopping: schools and transportation
reasonably priced. good terms. Call til
3 pm. LEO NJ BERNSTEIN & CO. l415
< st. NV, ME. 540O. -27
BLOCK OWEN PL. NE.
We have several 6-rm. homes in this
desirable Trinidad section; tiled baths,
hardwood floors front snd Is, rear porc6es;
Mrs. West. with D. H. JOHNSON CO,
94l New York ave. NV, RE. 5212. MA.
s296; Sun. and ewes. Ii. o39s. -22
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CoLoRED-HoME AND INCOME-View
OF entire city, 3 apts., tiled baths. Only
$4,000 down. Income will make payments.
WALDO HARRIS, Ii. 9919 ME. 1894.
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coLoRED-YouR CHANCE to own your
with low down payment and monthly
terms like rent. One of many listings is
near 10Th and Kenyon St hw consist,
terms can be arranged and possession can
be had. This is only one of our listings,
SS sa sa Sd sDeH B KEN nS co
coLoREDIlithn tn' AND SPRING RD.-
poreh. @ S Cali 0GS now uRc1oLo sSlH4 REALTY NE NE
1871; eyes. and Sunday, Mr.. Sweeney,
S9LoRED-NEAR 18th AND SPRING KD,
NW.-semidetacbe 4 bedrooms. , tiled
baths 2.caT gsrsge full st basement; oil
calI THoMPsoN & GRAY, Realtors, so4
el!STSRih coIoRRp&os dr sI N 800 sr NV bs, ants
live in one and rent the other two and
still have plenty space for any business
you ao6 destTs ESod CHnv eond.ion; oil heat;
foG Can coRNER 9RSER FRscEToS FM eia q:
WARDER SITS. N.W-Stately brick home;
6 lse. rms and bath; 3 porches' full base Sc,
nqn sa5aes 9Tey 9Se ,b lG
stsnttal cssR reauired. 'I cAMPANEILA 1,
WOOD, Ex. 4133; ewes. and sun AID.
CoLoRED--$loo DowN-only a few
more left of these 4-room brick homes in
, convenient downtown location, near st
anu n 81. NV lOLal price S.t,0bu. Ewes.
cal MI MossE IA 1881 g MI Abel RA
CoL0RED-N. ARL., VA.-3 new bunga-
lows ready for qualified GIs; $3.50 down
and $50 mo-; :" bedrms, bath lge liv.
rm.. fully equip. kit. auto. gas heat. all
improvements in: nonGIs $3.50 down,
SIS mo-: open for inspection. Out Lee
left to n,iI iGuIpepper ST. then 1oe right to
ABB -23
CoLoRED-e5oo BLK. OF 18th ST. NV.
-34rm home in this desirable location
large reception hall, hot-water oil heat;
consider an of,sr; Call Mrs: West; with
NV, RE. 5212i Sun. and ewes, Ii. 039s.
coLoRED-3soo BLK. OF 11th NV
story brick containing two 5-rm. spts.
each; good cond. throughout. separate
eaing Dlsnt PRICED ed right Cal, M Hen
COLORED-60O RLk OF KENYON PL.
N.W.-6 nice rms, bath. used as 2 sepa-
rate apts, complete; suitable for home
or Investment; don't fail to see this one.
Cal M 4lN1TIn HsnsSn rvLI ~ Sl9S or 10 67I2
CoLORED-$5OO DOWN-Today best
buys:
First o1erins-s-rm. row brick with
coal heat, gas and elec.
| st COMM rms, "a baths; q busi-
ness and a home as we'll
Don't miss this-.-fam. row brick, s
rms. 2 kits. +" baths priced 81 900 under
today's market. Come to our once at 6l2
5th st. NV. or call US at EX 1894 from
SURETY REALTY co. %
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-07

served the hors d oeuvres and can apes. Mrs. Tom Cashen. Mrs. Rex Hermann, Mrs. Albert Carlson and Mrs. Weir were in charge of the punch bowl
 Mrs, E. S. Nelson was in charge of the gift table and Miss Virginia Nelson the guest book.
 During the course of the evening Mrs. Ruth Popejoy accompanied AL fred Ventur who gave several violin numbers.
 For the reception the brides mother wore a powder blue summer wool suit with matching accessories and a corsage of yellow rose buds and the bridegroom's mother wore a street dress of black crepe printed with pale pink roses, with matching accessories and corsage of pink carnations.
 Mrs. Elton Engstrom, aunt of the bride, estimated over 300 guests were at the reception and approximately l50 attended the wedding of the wellknown couple. Mrs. Shudshift is employed at the Alaska Commu- nications System and MT. Shud- shift is with the Northland Trans portation Company. Both attended Douglas High School. MT. Shud- shift is a graduate of Douglas High, and Mrs. Shudshift is graduate of the Franklin High School in Seattle. The bride and bridegroom will leave on their honeymoon aboard the Alaska for the triangle trip after which they will be at home at 535 Harris Street.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-07

Two officials of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary will ar rive in Juneau tomorrow aboard the steamer Baranof and the Ju- neau Ladies Auxiliary is planning a series of events during their stay here.
 The two officials are Mrs. Doro- thy Mann, National President of the vFW Auxiliary, from head quarters in Kansas City, Mo, and Mrs. Grace H. Davis, National Sec- retary- Treasurer, also of Kansas City.
 This is the second time Na- tional President has visited the Territory.
 Here is the series of events plan ned for the two notables during their visit in Juneau:
 Tuesday evening at 2 o'clock, a no-host dinner in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel Members of the American Legion, members of the American Legion Auxiliary and members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars are asked to join in this func- tion to be given by the VFW Auxi1- iary and make it an important event of the two organizations.
 nesday-Luncheon at noon by Department officers, and in the afternoon a visit to the Winfield Home.
 Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock, in the Moose Lodge rooms, initia- tion to be known as the National Officers Class" The two visitors will have an important part in this initiation.
 Thursday Morning Mrs Betty Mccormick, National Deputy, Chief of Staff of VFW in Alaska, will entertain at breakfast at the Bar anof in honor of the visitors who
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Iof Douglas, in the Resurrection Lutheran Church. The Rev. G. II. Hillerman read the double ring cere- mony and Elton Engstrom, Jr., lighted the tapers.
 Mrs. Ruth Popejoy played the wedding music and also accompani- led Mrs. Roy Nevin, who sang Crowned With Thy Benediction" and Because The wedding Pro- cessional was the Bridal Chorus" for Lohengrin and the Recessional was Mendelssohn's Wedding March" from the Opera, Midnight Summers Dream.
 The bride, who was given in mar riage by her father, wore a gown of white slipper satin, designed with a high neck line and yoke of delicate lace, with long sleeves that ended in points at the hands. The long flow ing skirt fell into a cathedral train. her finger tip veil fell from halo of stephanotis and she carried a bouquet of white roses tied with long satin streamers.
 The matron of honor, Mrs. AL tfreda Dore, sister-in-law of the bride, wore gown of dusty rose lace designed after the brides and her halo was of rose net and pink roses. She carried white gladioli on a white Bible.
 The bridesmaids, Mrs. Maxine Anderson and Miss Betty Bennett wore pink satin and blue lace gowns, respectively. styled similarly to the brides and their halos were of matching roses. They carried white gladioli on white Bibles. The flower girl was tiny "Mikie" Marshall who was gowned in a pale blue organdy formal and carried baby nosegay of old fashioned garden flowers.
 William Dore, plovher of the bride, acted as best man with Carl Hager- up and Elmer Savikko as ushers.
 After the ceremony reception was held in the beautiful home of MT. and. Mrs. Elton Engstrom at 794 Gold Belt.
 The brides table was attractively decorated with an Irish linen hand embroidered cloth centered by. a huge bowl of pink, white and yellow tulips, and salmon and white snap dragons surrounded by two trio can delatra with tall white lighted ta- pers. The three tier wedding cake was placed at the end of the table with the silver serving service oppo- site. Mrs. Felix Gray, Mrs. Ralph Martin and Mrs. Waino Hendrickson poured during the evening.
 Mrs c. M. Ferguson. Mrs. Walter Savikko and Mrs. Charles Tuckett
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are scheduled to leave during the day via PIMA for the westward.
 In 1882 Mrs. Mann joined the It. Edward A. Hoffman Auxiliary to v.F.W. Post No. l16, Detroit. Three years later, Mrs. Mann was elected President of the Lieuten- ant Hoffman Auxiliary. Tn l94o-4l, the rising young leader was Presi- dent of the Department of Mich igan.
 On the National Staff, Mrs. Mann held several offices before her unanimous election to the Ma tional Presidency at the 1947 En- campment in Cleveland. Mrs. Mann is the wife of Joseph w. Mann, Post Commander of the De- partment of Michigan, who was in Naval Aviation in World War l.
 Mrs. Davis is one of the most widely travelled women in this country. Tn her work of coordin- ating the programs and activities of National Presidents and mem bers over the past twenty years, Mrs. Davis has journeyed hundreds of thousands of miles.
 Mrs. Davis began her executive career in the Ladies Auxiliary to the VFW in 1923, when she was one of the organizers of the Aux Hilary to the Stuart E. Edgar Post No. 493, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Nutley, N. J., and of the Depart ment of New Jersey
 She was an officer in both groups and declined the Presidency of the Department of New Jersey to allow more time for her position as National Secretary. This ap- pointment was made in 1927. Mrs. Davis was elected National Treas urer in 1880 and has held both offices to this time.
 Mrs. Davis is the wife of Ed ward Stanton Davis, a member of the Stuart E. Edgar Post, who serv- ed in the Spanish-American War, the Philippine Instruction and the Boxer Rebellion in China with Company E, Fourteenth United States Infantry Regulars.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-07
WAS GOOD SHOW

In order to determine how the Lions Club Amateur Night, was accepted among those attending, many residents were asked their opinion over the weekend.
 Everyone was agreed that it was an excellent performance and were somewhat amazed at the Douglas and Juneau talent. The juggling act by Neil Friedman and a mon- ologue by Bob Rowland of Juneau seemed to take the crowds special fancy. All were agreed that their admission price was for the show, and not a contribution or dona- tion to the Beach project.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-07
"RAMR0D" E AT
 CAPITOL THEATRE

Authenticity is the keynote hit in 'Ramrod.' the exciting Animation of Luke Shorts popular novel, now at the Capitol Theatre.
 Set against the background of the 1870 west, this sprawling saga has all the magnificence of the Grand Can yon. The story tells of a selfish, domineering woman who makes use of her feminine charms in an at tempt to gain control of a roaring cattle town. There are no fancy chaps and boots, no trick rodeo riders or singing cowboys, but there are scenic moments of breath-taking splendor with action to match. Not to disregard the expressing love story which is interwoven with the plot.
 Veronica Lake and Joel McCrea share top honors on the marquee, with Preston Foster, Donald Crisp, Charles Ruggles, Don DeFore and Arleen Whelan in ahe featured roles.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-07
ROOKIE A5HBURN
 MAKING RECORD

ST. LOUIS, June 7---LRl-Richie Ashburn. first-year lefttielder for the Philadelphia Phillies, and for mer Alaska baseballer failed to hit yesterday against the St. Louis Notwithstanding his streak of Consecutive games in which hatted safely at 23
 He set what apparently was a record yesterday against the Chicago Cubs when he hit safely in both games of the doubleheader in the windy city but walks were the best he could do against Redbird hurler Jim Hearn in the first game.
 Ashburn grounded on his other two trips to the plate.
 Best available figures showed the longest previous streak by a rookie was 22 games by Johnny Mize, then with the Cardinals, in 1886 and Dale Mitchell with the Cleveland Indi- ans, in 1947
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-07
TWO WEDDINGS SATURDAY

U. s. Commissioner Felix Gray performed two marriage ceremonies Saturday. Tn his office at Ju- neau, he married Sammy Newman of Angoon and Genevieve Milton, of Yakutat. At his home in Doug las, the Commissioner joined AL bert I. Sholund ana Shirley Ann Johnson. both of Juneau.
 Stephen D. Bell and Theresa Bell were witnesses to the first wedding and Joseph D. Mason and Mrs. Glen Johnson witnessed the other marriage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-07
HONEYMOON TRIP

Kenneth Shudshift and his two- day bride, Claire Dore-Shudshift, plan to go on the Alaska on its triangle run to Skagwsy, Haines and Sitka on a honeymoon trip with the compliments of the North land Transportation Go. At Skag- way, the newly weds will take a rail trip to Lake Bennett on the White Pass and Yukon R.R.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-07
THREE BIRTHDAYS

Three Douglas young fellows en- joyed parties yesterday celebrating their birthday dates.
 Billy Isaacs and Jack Rogers are eight years of age and Harold Conine was nine years old yester- day, All entertained young friends at their family homes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-07
Dore Shudshift NuptiaIs Held
 Saturday Night

Saturday evening, June 5, at 8:30 o'clock, before an altar banked with huge bouquets of pink and white snapdragons and salmon colored gladioli, illuminated by tall lighted tapers in candelabra, Miss Claire Joy Dore, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Solon Dore, became the bride of MT. Kenneth Norman Shudshift, son of MT. and Mrs. Arne Shudshift
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Empire wantads get results!

Notice is hereby given that the Commissioner of Customs, Treasury Department, has issued an order on May 24, 1948. authorizing the name of the gas screw ALVINA M., official number 253586, owned by Alaska Packers Association, of which Juneau, Alaska, is the home port, to be changed to SWALLOW.
 JAMES J. CONNORS, Collector" :"
 tFirst pub. June 3, last June D
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-07
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
TO SEATTLE

Mrs. Arne Shudshift is pas senger on the Aleautian enroute to Seattle where she will undergo a medical check-up and visit with friends, and then will visit in Cali fornia. She has postponed her intended visit to Finland this sum- mer due to world conditions.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-07
NICE TIME. EAGLES DANCE

A good crowd turned out on Sat- urday evening to enjoy the popular Eagles Dance. These dances are regular monthly events, with Leo Navarro and his orchestra.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-07
TO SITKA

The Misses Terry Snethen and Shirley Edwards are leaving on the Alaska and will stop over for several weeks in Sitka, where they will be house guests of MT. and Mrs Earl Miller and family, Both girls are D-Hi students.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-07
EAGLES TONIGHT

A regular meeting of the Eagles Lodge will be held this evening at 8 o'clock in Douglas. Lyle Lohr, new President, will preside.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-07
SONS OF NORWAY

The Sons of Norway will meet at pm, Thursday, in the home of Kolia Albigoff at TAG West Twelfth Street.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-07
BABY GIRL, ENGELs

A baby girl, weighing pounds, 2 ounces was born to Sgt. and Mrs. Howard Engel on Friday evening, June 4. She joins a brother. Is months of age. Sgt. Engel is con- nected with the Alaska Communi- cation System at Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-07

Salvage King, at the Douglas Dock last evening. Gene Hall is a crew members. While in port they are visiting Mrs. Richards brother and sister-in-law, Captain and Mrs. Red" Lockert and daughter.
 The Salvage King is converted LCM, completely equipped for div ing work and has a full machine shop for making marine repairs. The Richards hope to locate in this vicinity and have roomy living quarters aboard for themselves and crew.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-07

Ralph s. Aagaard. with the AL aska Communications System, is a Juneau visitor, staying at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-07
SALVAGE KING IN PORT

MT. and Mrs. Bill Richards ar rived from Bellingham, Washing ton, and tied up their boat. the
Evening star., 1948-06-19
BURNITA SHELTON MATTHEWS,
EDWIN SHELTON, Attorneys.
lkll n 81 A. ~

IN 0 THE DGisTTRRicc;T couRT Or The
United States for the District Of Co
lumbia. a.--Michael Walsh. ct al. Plaintiffs.
VS.. Lewis c. Richards, ct al. Defendants.
lication.-The object Of this suit is to OBJ
by .dverie possession 70 The iollowins land:
ss4; Upon motion Of the the! attorney otS for the
Of june. 1913: ORDERED. that the defend.
ants. Lewis C.. Richards. Maria W. Loader.
Qeorse Y: Curtis. Ruth Alden Curtis Louise
Margaret w. Hatl. Annie Louise Hall, Oily.
.f1 GushipE H H, Wolsets E;xg.sa H;tsgnasr rHan
Ripley Hitchcock. cause their appearance
to be entered herein on or before the fcrti.
eth day. exclusive Of Sundays and legal hol.
ideys. occurring after the day 81 the hrst
publication hereof, and that the defend.
ants, the unknown heirs, aienees and dew
isees Of Ellsworth HAN cause their appear
snce to be entered herein on or before the
drst rule day occurring one month after the
day Of the first publication hereof. ether
wise this cause will be proceeded with 40
in case Of default: provided COPY hereof
be published once Q week for three succes-
sive weeks in The Evening Star ard the
Washington Law Reporter, longer and 9TH
er publications being dispensed with for
satisfactory cause shown Isl +. ALAN
GOLDSBOROUGH Justice tseail At
test: HARRY NJ HULL. Clerk, by ELEANOR
y. JOBE, Deputy Clerk je12,19.o6
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LAMEhHSE MnRTIS r = o!boSoGHuR. Gials; ii en'

Filed June 4. la4s: Harry NJ Huh: Clerk:
M THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
lumbis@ AYES v MgL!LiSAE;;, ;,,l lndIyiaS- ig Y
Administrator, ct al Defendants.-CIVlL
ACTION NO 759-4S.-Order Of Publica-
tion.--The object Of this suit Is to- estab-
lish the right, title and interest to per
ceased. and obtain decree ordering de-
traitor Of said estate, to transfer and
deliver to plaintiff in hts own right all
monies, funds and personal property de
scribed in the inventories and sppraisaals ais
motion Of the eompl.insnt. It. Is this this
18th day of June, 1913. ordered that
the defendant, william r. Haean. cause
his appearance to be entered herein on or
days and ieaal holidays, occurring after
ceeded with as in case OF default. pro.
vided copy Of this order be published
once a week for three successive weeks
In the Warrington Law Reporter and
ne Iysnins star; 80 7, ALAN 3oLps, 2s,
eeps oofa fsst: HAsay N. HULL Clerk. ;,
CLARA 2. coNNE11, Deputy CLERK.
1e10, 2o5y3.
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THOs. J. OWEN 4 SON, auetioneers;
435 Southern Building. Trustees, sale of
valuable brick dwelling. No. 1921 ARGYLE
terrace northwest: BY virtue OF certain
1921. folio 127 ct seq. of the land records
request Of the party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees will sell. at public
auction In front Of the premises. on Mon
day, the twenty-drst day Of June. AID.
Is4s, at three-thirty o'clock pm. the
situate in the District of Columbia, and
designated5 as and beins lot nums.Isa
hundred and torty-eight 'ss4sl s. r;aa. in the he
part q "Arsylea cowl and %,rd. Lornif" ,hs as
Surveyor ior shs District S,..i e co,am5a u hi.
and Tes,Ticsonf S9oS S 0 5e 5ec9Ia
nounced at time Of sM,ls, sale Terms; S9,d Sst
trust of approximately S13, 1858 ;92 anc
second trust Of APPROXIMATELY N. 90
further particulars OF which will De an
nounced At time of sale the purchase
price above said trusts to be paid In cash
A deposit Of $4,000 required. Con-
veyancing, recording. etc., at purchsseI
cost Terms to be complied with within
thirty days. otherwise deposit forfetted
and the property may be advertised ana
resold at the discretion OF the trustees
LANIER P. McLACHLEN. ARCHIBALD ~
McLACHLEN, trustees. je9.12'14'lHls