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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-08-06
IA on Brown Squad Ruled
for Football
By the Associated Press

PROVIDENCE, R. L, Aug. g.
Fourteen members of the Brown
University football squad have
been declared ineligible for foot
ball during the next academic
year by the Ivy League Eligibility
Committee, President Henry NJ
Wriston says.
The action was taken because
the players had received unre-
ported financial aid from sources
outside the university.
The alleged attractions were re-
ported to the Ivy group committee
by Brown last January when the
university took disciplinary action
Names of the players were not
divulged.
At its June "a meeting the
Eligibility Committee voted that
the students reported by Brown
to it were not eligible for inter-
collegiate football.
However" the committee said,
"in consideration of the circum-
stances of these violations it
is voted that the period of in
eligibility for those students be
limited to their next academic
year"
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thrown in. The members OF this
party averaged better than loo
fish each.
On the ocean side, earlier last
week, DR.. Paul Hatch and Buck
Russell of this city. boating out
of Point Pleasant, N. j., hit into
the big blues and brought in 125
ranging from four to seven
pounds. Twenty-Five scaled better
than five pounds apiece.
Doctors Phelps Hand, John
Grubb and w. D. Morse and
George Stein. boating with Capt
Elias Bunting out of the Indian
River Yacht Basin near Rehoboth
Beach, Del. brought back 210
blues in the one to two pound
class and three bonito.
AS predicted by Capt. Andy
Scheible of Wynne, Md, and re-
ported in this column, the first
cobia of the season showed up in
nearby Chesapeake Bay waters
last week end. Capt. Eddie
Scheible, who has been on the
lookout for these big game fish,
sighting them first on
Saturday, but was unable to in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-08-06
Region A Girl Swimmers
Win Recreation Tourney

Region A girl swimmers are
the class of the District Recrea-
ton Department pools. they
proved yesterday by grabbing nine
first places in IL events to score
II points and capture the team
championship in the depart
ment's annual girls meet. The
boys tournament will be held at
Georgetown pool, Thirty fourth
street and Volta place NV. to-
morrow afternoon.
"5-yard freestyle: &c: Tucker, region
Bones resiSn A "a WOOD rssOn A A
6inski: region b; IN Ellen Rubie. re-
;5-yard novelty race: IA. DrisssiI
region B: &C. Daniels, region A; IN
B I:a5 region D; An. Thomas re-
Ioo1yara trsesstyle; 11aould-p sisy re- Re:
A pesioa B. region d
e5-ysrd frssstyie: 1T. Payne, region
a 4esion M publ s 6 colean Al resion Bolster
.5-yard bacckst5o oker IN M, FelIter re;
& 2n b region o A. BAILEY N Esgsg T e
2s-yard breaststroke: i-E Moses. re-
Rion A; j. Rice. region r
10o-yard frcestyle relay. region A: i
Fublc- Colleen. Jack on-Knoaf: white
Powell. Payne-B Booster.
Senior Class
25-yard freestyle, region A: IN
Wilhelm. IN. Deason. 3--B. Brown
25-yard hackstroke: IN. Mnlvy;, re
Eicn A; 2--J. Swink. region D. 3---J
75-yard medley relay: 1T. Wilhelm
reeion A; o-MCseS- Menard. region A; J.
Clark wink. region D,
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FROST 4 TOWERS, Esas.


T we seRs e Of Wins ThfSdq e c cerk
,u r,,r G Of Pr1bats Court: r,.n
Court for the District of Columbia.
s aGanS e. 5o pE6Sats DEE re
ceased. No. 67117.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.-Let-
tiers Of administration upon all the
estate of John Germanovich, late of
the District OF Columbia. deceased.
Liberty National Bank on the 2Sth
day of June, 1916. and no distribu-
tion having as yet been. made of
said estate, and it appearing to the
Court from the petition Of said ad:
May, 1862, for the appointment Of
q. Master to ascertain and determine
the next of kin of said John Ger
manovich. deceased, that 1t is i'm
possible for the said administrator to
titled to participate in said estate.
and likewise impossible to compute
the amount distributable to any Of
the next Of kin until each Of such
Court by its order dated the 21st day
of May, 1852, having held and di-
rected that the said petition and the
proceedings to. be taken thereon
1881 Of the District of Columbia
Code d951) and the usual process
of this Court having issued pursuant
parties in interest in said estate as
hereinafter set, forth to- appear in
this Court. holding Probate Court,
and answer the exigencies OF the
said petition. which said process has
as to the hereinafter named per-
sons, and 1t appearing, for lack Of
any contrary showing, that the I'M
known parties herein are non-resi-
dents Of the District of Columbia,
Ordered, That the following persons.
If living, and their unknown issue
If dead. Ana Germanovich. Drakulic,
Nikola Indie. LJuban Indie. Slavko
Bobacaic. Ljubca Alagic. JULIA Alagic.
Bosiiika Alagic, Dragica Germano-
vich. Steve Germanov1ch, Ljuba Ger
manovich, Milka Germanovich, Milan
Germanovtch and Nikola Germano-
vich; and all unknown heirs at law
and next OF kin of John Germano-
vich. deceased. and all other persons
having or calming to have any right,
title or interest in or to said estate
be and they hereby are commanded
to appear In this Court on the 9th
said petition under oath and to show
cause. if any they. have, why they
severally have or claim to have any
interest in said estate, or any right
to any distributive share out of said
petition should not be granted and
Master appointed as therein
prayed, provided copy Of this
order be published in The Evening
Star and in The Washington Law
consecutive months before the return
day herein mentioned. the first Of
said publications to be not less than
80 days before said return day.
true COPY. Attest: MELVIN j. MAR
CUES, Deputy REGISTER OF Wills for
the District OF Columbia, Clerk Of
the Probate Court.
Jy2, 16,au6. 20, se3,17
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Brewers Bid 10 Catch
GraveImen and Add
Second-Ha|f Crown

The Heurich Brewers. first
half champion of the Industrial
League, are far from being
counted out of the second round.
Silver Hill got off to a fast second
half start and the Brewers have
been trying to catch them ever
since. Now Manager Pepco
Barry's "old pros are only a
game behind Silver Hill.
Yesterday Heurich pulled within
range by beating the Gravelmen,
8-4, on the West Ellipse. The
Brewers scored four runs in the
first inning and four in the fifth,
while Reliefer Charlie Hiden
stopped Silver Hill with one hit
and no runs in the last four
innings. Lefty Billy Cam started
for Heurich and gave up four hits.
but ran into trouble in the sixth
inning.
Jim Francis led the Brewers
with two hits, including a triple
which played an important part
in Heurich'S first outburst. Silver
Hill now has a To record and
Heurich is 6-3.
The Metropolitan Police gave an
assist to Haley's Dodges by beating
the Used Car Dealers, GO, in Ana
costa Recreation League action.
The defeat was the Used Car Deal
ers' first in Second-round play and
dropped them behind league lead
ing Haley's. The police raped
out 10 hits. scoring three times in
both the fifth and seventh innings.
Atchison and Keller ran through
the entire Union Printers pitching
staff as the Plumbers rolled up 18I
hits to win, 1915, in a Depart
mental game on the South EllipSe.
Edsel Martz got four hits and Pete
Settle and Al Giuffreda raped out
three apiece. Giuffreda's output
included two triples. Lefty Dutch
Schaefer got credit for the victory.
In this evenings sandlot action
Cameo faces Little Tavern in In
dustrial League play on the West
Ellipse, league leading FBI goes
against Arcade Pontiac in the De-
partmental Circuit on the South
Ellipse and Swift Electric meets
Naval Air Reserve Training UnitI
in an Anacostia Recreation League
test. All games are scheduled for
$50.
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With Bill leetch

terest them in bait Of any sort.
However, on Sunday, Kenny
Unzicker and Hank Hoffman of
Washington each took the first
fish of the season, guided by Capt.
Andy. One weighed 80 pounds
and one 60. Hoffman lost his
second fish when his 72-pound
test line broke. You need heavy
tackle for these busters, make no
mistake about that.
The finest shoot of this section
will take place on August and
10, when the National Capital
Skeet Club holds its 10th Annual
North South Shoot. The best
shotgun artists in the country
come from far and near to attend
these shoots, and they are always
colorful proceedings. This year
however. due to Maryland's zoning
laws, it will not be possible to hold
the North-South on the clubs
fields on Burdette road. It will be
held at the Glen Burnie (Md.)
Gun Club. near Baltimore. To
reach the grounds. take u. S.
Route / north to just beyond
Waterloo. then turn right 5 miles
to the Glen Burnie Club. Signs
will he nOSted
There will be approximately
81, 900 in prizes and brassards for
winners in the various events. The
.410 gauge championships start
at 9 am. on August 9,
followed by the junior champion
ship. 20-gauge, 20-gauge two-man
team, 20-gauge five-man team and
women's championship. At 8 am.
the following day the big guns go
into action for the all-gauge cham
all-gauge two-man team
and service championship. For ad-
ditional information, contact Vic
Frank, Shepherd $500. If you plan
on entering, be sure and check
times of the events in which you
are interested. Ed Tolbert is shoot
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PERSONAL

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts CONTRACTED by, BY any one
TIBBITs. 1910 Foxhall I'd, NV.
vacancy ssscY' I'm IN NURSING HOME for
elderly person: 24-hr. nursing care;
licensed by State and county. sH.
PIANO TUNER; "a. Limited time
only. Work guaranteed. ia. $685..
GET THERE FASTER. cheaper.
fornia. SOY: Seattle, S99. For in
formation, reservations. call Ma.
a 1893 re rseu i4R Scheduled SCI aE A eaards
BASIS as 0f To- serve on the needs Of the
WASHINGTON Baltimore area. 3
NURSING CARE for those who really
care. BY graduate nurses; at Mt.
Excellent food and non-alcoholic.
Flynn Beauty II c eSaaiSSi 1910
GET a st. HERE Fiji FASTER, cheaper.
caso. Sa4; Seattle. SO. For in
formation. reservations, call MA.
332o 7s se a4th s ST GT ApA is
basis to serve the needs OF the
MISUNDERSTANDING area. IS
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts incurred by any one other
than myself. JAMES w. HERBERT,
a13U .2nd st. ne. 81
WE PREPARE Govt. forms, passports,
Form 81, income tax veterans
claims. GOVT. RESEARCH BUREAU.
121l-A Conn. ave, RIM. 4. RE.
UPHOIsTERY, repairs, springs retied.
cushions rebuilt; free est: work
guaranteed. MORRIS. IL 1880.
THE SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE
The Saturday morning class has re-
days. Interesting to those who desire
to augment their income full or
part time. Attend this Saturday, the
9th Information RE 1857
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81 Women Entered
In Corby Cup Golf

A field of 81, including last
years winner, Mrs. D. H. Hen
derson of Congressional, will COM
pete in the annual Women's Dis
trict Golf Associations Corby Cup
tournament Friday at Columbia
Country Club.
The Corby cup is for class A
players.
Pairings:
Starting From No. Tee.
S:45. Mrs. Morton kaufman Wood }
and Mrs; Henry Leboyitz wood; $50.
MrS A Mtltp @ Sins Weqd} rs and MS
'Neugass tWoodD and Mrs. Edward Wild
MS Milton Mi M Gsfas se Waea sS5 n na
Jules Friedenson tWood.5 and Mrs MIS- Morris IS
Kraft, wood }; 9:JO. Mrs: A. P, Sasscer
Mrs. NJ. s. Shahan P. G.; go, Mrs.
I; H. Todd a. & NJ and Mrs; P. H.
Ely Ca. 3 NJ and Mrs. Richard johnson
$40. Mrs. John Mancos (B, Hav.1 and
.Beth.l and Miss Becky Fs,ler Beth );
Mrs. Norman Frost (Col): $50. Mrs
/. G. PRAY (Cnl.) and Miss Elinor Finckel
(Coll: 9:55, Mrs. D. H. Henderson Gong
and Miss Nina CHAMPION fCong0.
10, Mrs. j. w. Godfrey (Cong.l and
Mrs. Rex Howard (Ken.l and Mrs E. c.
Ferriday tCh. CHI: 1910. Mrs. Betty
Meckley (Kcn) and Mrs. Robert Stein
bach "a. & NJ; 1915, Mrs. r. E. zuher
(Manorl and Mrs. Roy T. Brooks
"a & ny: 1000, Mrs. George Martin
tManorl and Mrs, Herbert L. Lacey
(Manorl; 1n:"5. Mrs w. A. Devin. jr
Manor and Mrs. c. b. Howard (Argyle)
Starting From No. 10 Tee.
s.45: Mrs. z. S. Giles Il. 81 and Mrs.
John Long II. 81: $50. Mrs. Oliver
Young Up. G. and Mrs. Gilbert Levy
Up. G.; $50. Mrs. Fred Chairnson
Up G. and Miss Betty CARRIER (Argylel
g. Mrs. Jack Smith (P. CD and Mrs
J. P. Trouchaud (Kenl: 9:O5. Mrs. Ora
Emge Up. O. and Mrs. Harold Lewis
Up. G.: 9:10, Mrs. LLOYD Dennis wash '
and Mrs. William A. Walsh fWashD: OILS,
Mrs. George H Bailey IWashl and Mrs.
E,mmopds oWaash. and Mrs; Henry Riley
a. 4 N, and Mrs. orren, Lane lB. Hav.):
$50. Mrs. r. T. Kreuzberg (Ken) and
Mrs; H.. r.; LADY CWaSh;!; 9:35, Mrs.
Paul Costello H. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-08-06
Team Tourney Planned
TAT Turner's Tonight

Always trying for a new twist
to the old wrestling game. Turner's
Arena will put on a two-man
team tournament at 9 o'clock to-
night.
Five teams will participate with
the Examinations scheduled as one
fall events and the finals a two
Iout-of three no-time- limit match.
Adrien Baillargeon and Tony Mar
tinelli, Matte Brown and Man
Mountain Dean. jr.: Roland
Meeker and Ray Thunder, Don
Jarque and Steve Cob and Bill
Dixon and Tony Milano will COM
pete,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-08-06

Craft Club of
t he S a m u e ]
GomperS M a =
sonic Lodge of
this city. Forty
three members
on six boats,
C h a r t e I e d
through Capt.
Edgar Brown of
SolomonS. Md,
b rou G h t in
n e arly 5000
fish. m os t ! y
spot with a
n u m b er OF
school trout
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-08-06
HELP MEN
AdfireSSnpranh On

Addressograph Operator
Must be capable of understanding and
operating class 1900. 5000 and
3400 automatic machine. Age 90
40; 5-day, 40-hour week; air-con.
ditioned work area. cafeteria, ex.
cellent vacation and sick policy.
Salary open for discussion. Apply
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY,
Personnel Office, Ord and r SITS. me-,
9 am, to pm. weekdays. NO
PHONE CALLS 10
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COBB. HOWARD q HAYES.

OIb StTeSt. NV.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia. Hold
Of JAMES ARTHUR WATSON. De
ceased. -Administration No. 79956.
ORDER FIXING NEW DATE FOR
the trial of the issues in this case
relating to the validity of the paper
writing dated the 10Th day of May,
1912. purporting. to be the last
watson, deceased, having been re-
turned as to Virginia Keys and Will
son Keys and the Unknown issue
of Gill Baker, deceased. as Not to
be found" 1t is by the Court this
trial on the 18th day of October.
1852. and that this order and the
substance of said issues be pub
lished once a week for four success
Sive weeks in The washington Law .Sv
same period in The Evening Star.
ing filed in this Court and bearing
the last will and testament Of James
10th day Of May, 1919. purporting
TO be the last Will ana testament
of James Arthur Watson, deceased.
executed and attested in due form.
as required by law? 3. Was the
said James Arthur watson at the
time of the making and subscribing
or of the acknowledging by him OF
the said paper writing OF sound
and dispoSing mind and capable of
executing a valid deed or contract?
4. Was the said paper writing dated
the 10th day of May, 1912. OBJ
tanned. or the execution thereof, or
the subscription thereto procured
from the said James Arthur Watson.
deceased, by. FRAUD, or, deceit prac-
Watson by Marie Buckner. Ledger
Buckner. Wilson Keys. and Virginia
Keys, or any other person or per-
sons? 5. Was the said paper writ
ing dated the 10th day of May.
1912, obtained, or the execution
thereof procured from the said
James Arthur Watson. deceased. by
the undue influence or duresS. or
coercion of Marie Buckner. Ledger
Buckner, Wilson Keys, and Virginia
sons3 cHARLES F. MCLAUGHLIN.
Judge. LEON L. SCLAWY, JOHN P.
Barr Building, Washington. D. c.
tSeal.D A true Copy. Attest: THEO-
DORE COGSWELL, Register OF Wills
for the District of Columbia, Clerk
of the Probate Court.
au6 ID. 5,20,22, 27. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-08-06
zunic Goes 10 Boston U.
As Head Basketball Coach

Matt Zunic, one of George
Washington University's all-time
basketball stars, has been ap-
pointed head basketball coach at
Boston University. He also will
assist in coaching football.
Zunic played with the Colonials
from 1889 through 1912 and was
noted as high scorer. During
the war he was with the Norfolk
Navy team. and later played a
short hitch with the Washington
CapitolS pro team.
For the last two years he has
been an assistant basketball
coach at CIV.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT
July 81. iS5s.@ oRbEREp: That
f ssf su aiBIsn0e cops 1s'I Sers sss
amended IS follows: Section 7oo-e
Substitute a comma for the period
after, the word INSPECTION" in the
fourth line and add the following:
be applicable to FIRE doors and open
ings." Section 7OO-d-Delete the
entire paragraph and substitute in
lieu thereof the following. I'd.
o ana DOORS OF 9ames tr snd hard
ware. Class E and F windows, and
Glass D shutters. as referred to in
this chapter. are those, which meet
the requirements and bear the
iete paragraphs (1) tel and substi-
tute in lieu thereof the following:
''b, Table Of LocationS.--The fol-
lowing table lists the type Of door
specific locations in buildings erect
ed on or after September /. 1852.
In each case, the given class refers
to the class of opening for such
door OF window. as listed by the Un;
includes the frame and trim for
such opening. Unless otherwise
noted, all doors and windows listed
in this table shall be OF the sell:
closing type and shall be equipped
with hardware as required by the
Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. See
Section FOOD for reference to labels"
r. ]. DONOHUE, B. L. ROBINSON,
r. F. CAVALIER, Commissioners.
D. C.
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL
Board, WASHINGTON. D. c.. August
6, 1952.-Notice is hereby given
that the following named persons
have applied for licenses under the
District Of Columbia Alcohol Bever-
age Control Act; that remonstrants
are entitled to be heard before the
granting Of such licenses. and that
hearings will be had upon such ap-
plicatiOns for licenses on August 20.
1852, at 10 O'Clock AN, in Room
3114. New Municipal Center, 300
Indiana Avenue NV. No. 1894,
Louis Albert Dinner. Ret. "B." 1859
L Street Sc; No. 1884, David Nor
witz, TIA Sanford Market. Ret "B, /"
233 Upshur Street NV; No. 1908,
Peter D. Angeles. TIA Angelos Food
Sc; No. 1912. Russell jackson
johnson, TIA Seabright Restaurant.
Ret. &C" 1857 NJ Street NV. ALAN
w. PAYNE, AGNES K. MASON,
JAMES o'D. MORAN.
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TO OCEAN CITY, ND
SPECIAL BUSES

Ready to whisk you to Ocean City,
Nd. every Saturday and Sunday
through August and return you TO
8 hours at this lovely Beach v
Tickets on sale at I'll 14th st. NV,
Room 622. Reservations must be
made two days prior to leaving.
Round trip, $40. For further in
formation call ST O474 o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-08-06
OUTDOORS

Last week end proved a bonanza
for anglers and some really big
catches have been reported. The
largest of these came from Fellow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-08-06
PIERSON AND BALL, Attorneys,
1907 Ring Building.
We chin wfAn N q

Filed July 81. 1852. Harry M. Hull.
Clerk.
Order Publication-Absent Defendant:
Court for the District Of Columbia
Norman NJ. Yonan. Hunting Towers
Apartments. Alexandria. Virginia.
Plaintiff VS.. Anna Arata, Eugenio
Marciani, Luigi Arata, Luigi sera-
fino Arata. Maria A 4a,t a. Maria Ala Ia.
Solari. Giulia Lavezzo, Matilde La
yezzo. Adriano Lavezzo. Argentina
Lagomarsino, Layezzo, Defendants.
Civil Action No. 26S5-52.-The
ages resulting from breach Of Q
covenant to repair in lease OF
NV. and 1914 2Sth Street NV, in
washington; D; c; and have judEmentt
defendants in the hands Of the At
torney General as successor in in
terest to the Alien Property Custod-
ian levied on. under an attachment
PLANTERS claim; T is therefore this
that the defendants. Anna Arata,
Eugenio Marciani. Luigi Arata.
Luigi Eerafino Arata. Maria Arata.
Lavezzo Solari. Giulia Lavezzo. Ma
tide Lavezzo, Adriano Lavezzo and
Argentina Lagomarsino Lavezzo ap-
pear In this court on or before the
fortieth day. exclusive Of Sundays
the day of the first publication Of
this order to defend this suit and
show cause why said condemna-
ton should not be had: otherwise
in case OF default. provided this
order is published once a week for
three successive weeks in the Eve
ming Star and The WASHINGTON Law
Eeporter, ts.l ALEXANDER HoLTZ:
NJ. HULL, Clerk. BY CHARLES T.
McCALLY. Deputy Clerk.
Iy23,30.au6.
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GORMAN & GATELY. Attorneys,
Columbian Building.

&N TIE UNI ELI o1AlES DISTRICT
COURT for the District of Columbia,
Estate of BLANCHE L. WADE. de-
ed.-Administratio No. 1850.
Filled May %, 1862. THEODORE
COGSWELL. REGISTER Of Wills, D. C.,
Clerk ,, Of Probate Court. ORDER
goods, chattels. rights and credits
Of Blanche l.. Wade. late Of the
District of Columbia, having been
granted herein unto Mary o. Mat
tnews on the 9TH day of December.
1850, and no distribution having
sons entitled thereto as heirs at
law and next of kin OF said de-
cedent, and 1t having been made
known to the Court by the petition
Of said administrative filed herein
November eth. 1851. for the APP
tain and determine who are the
next Of kin, of said Blanche L.
Wade, that it is impossible for the
said administrative definitely to
determine who are all of the per-
sons who would be entitled to par
ticipate in said estate. and likewise
distributable to each of the next
OF kin until each Of such next of
kin is definitely ascertained, and it
having been ordered by this Hon
orable Court the 18th day Of No
vember. 1851. that the said petit
ton and the PROCEEDINGS to be
plenary proceeding within the
meaning of Title 10. Section al,
OF the Code OF Laws of the District
OF Columbia. and there having been
issued pursuant to said order the
usual process of this Court COM
q "a &. s,.k-
in said estate as hereinafter set
forth to appear in the United States
District Court for the District Of
Columbia. Holding Probate Court,
and answer, the exigencies Of said
petition, which said process has
persons, and it having been shown
by the affidavit of j. George Gately
filed herein that said named per-
sons are non-residents Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, and 1t being
probable that the unknown parties
herein are also residents of the
23rd day Of May. 1859. oRDERED
that Frances Russell. Joseph Wade,
Lena King Green. Edward King.
Ersline Swami and Mamie Wills,
and all unknown heirs at law and
next Of kin Of Blanche l.. Wade,
anu oA JULIET pcISOnS concerned
having or claiming to. have any
right. title interest or claim in and
to said estate, be and they are
hereby commanded to appear in
this Court on the 9th day of Sep
temper, 1852, to answer under
oath the said oetition and to show
cause, II any they have, why they
severally have any interest in said
estate, or why they severally claim
any right to distributive shares in
said estate. as well as why the
prayers of said Petition should not
be granted end Master appointed
as therein prayed. provided, however,
and 1t is further ORDERED that
q copy OF this order be published
in The Washington Law Reporter
and The Evening Star newspaper
twice a month for three consecutive
months before the return day here
in mentioned. the first Of said pub
locations to be not less than 80 DAYS
before said return day. DAVID
A. PINE, Judge. (Seal) A true
copy. Attest: THEODORE COGS-
WELL. Register of Wills for the
District of Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court.
ind g 1.-Two I e auR on