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Festival
for
IS Wines

There was something for
all tastes on the Washington
scene last night.
While the ofiicial set was
occupied with q visiting
Prime Minister. the young
In heart had their pick Of
the circus. or q typical Ital-
ian wine festival.
The Commercial Counselor
Of the Italian Embassy, Mr.
Aldo Morante, and Mr.. c. J.
Mack. General Manager of
the Mayfiower Motel, were
hosts at the latter event, q
black tie gathering for 200
in the Grand Ballroom Of the
Mayfiower Hotel.
Commentary
The program included tast-
ing of 10 different Italian
wines. with a commentary on
each by Mr.. Alvin Kerr, an
internationally know author
ity on fine wines.
There also was community
singing Of Italian wine festi-
val songs, led by Emilia Cum
dari. Metropolitan opera
Company soprano.
Jimmy Durante and mem
bers Of his variety company,
which opened a two-week en-
gagement at Carter Barron
Amphitheater last night,
were at the party as guests of
Italian Ambassador and
Signora Brosio.
other guests included
members of the On Wit Bien
lei and La Confrerie DIES
Chevallere du TaStevin, or
CARNATIONS which are de.
voted to the study and APP
probation of the fine wines
Of the world.
When the guests first ar
rived they sampled three
Italian vermouths from an
aperitif bar.
Tasting, Too
Later. as they sat at tables,
they had their choice of tast.
ing some 10 wines as they
listened to the commentary.
The singing came in between
the sampling Of the various
wines.
This is the traditional pat
tern of wine tasting in Italy
and other European coun-
tries. and is seldom seen in
the United States. Here wine
to be tasted is usually Just
placed on tables for guests
to sample at will without
commentary or singing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-12

Of the regular Navy in June,
1913 and since then thou
sands Of American women
have volunteered for duty in
the Navy.
The United States Naval
Training Center at Balm
bridge, Md. is the starting
point for all women en-
barking on a naval career.
1t is the only basic training
program for women in the
Navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-12
BY ELEM
Fashion Editor of The Star


NEW YORK, July H.
The slashes in the budget
are nothing compared to the
cutting down of necklines
and hemlines going on in
the designers show-rooms on
Seventh avenue.
It's q season for cuts. At
the neckline they plunge,
and plunge. You gasp at the
engineering feats of the de-
signers who insure the stay
up quality Of the dress by
some fashion magic.
Frankly. we're baff1ed as
to how.
At the hemline, Sits pro-
vide provocative fashion in
terest. We beg to differ with
Oleg Cassini who commented
on his own show in his own
inimitable m a inner. THE
dress Is nothing. The woman
everything. Finally the world
of fashion is agreeing with
me-" he maintains.
Now provocative design is
one thing. If it makes a
woman self-conscious it's de-
feated its purpose.
But enough said about the
naughty, naughty look that
is sweeping the fashion mar
ket. There are plenty Of
other looks. Women who live
lives that don't call for
soignee, super-sophisticated
styles but still wish to create
comment in clothes will dis
cover much that's new this
fall and winter.
Belt Fashions
From Maurice Rentner
and Oleg Cassini come sug-
gestions that the chemise
dress is here to stay-at
least for a season or two. It
may be worn unbelted or
with the leather belt that
comes with it. Cassini
chooses wool jersey with
bands Of color at the top Of
his dresses. Rentner uses
lightweight woods.
MILDLY collars. and the pea
jacket styling Of sailors fas-
cinate the designers. This
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-12
Women in Navy
For Is Years

July 80 will mark the 18th
anniversary Of women in the
United States Navy.
Accepted for volunteer
emergency service in 1912,
the WAVES served faithfully
and valiantly during the war
years.
Women became members
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Quick and Easy Soup

Here is a shortcut to a de-
licious tasting soup that has
that slow-cooked flavor.
Brown the contents of a s.
ounce can of boned chicken
or turkey in tablespoon of
butter or margarine. Stir in
can dA cups condensed
vegetarian vegetable SOUP
and ! soup can of water.
Heat and serve with toasted
crackers. Two to three
servings.
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Col. and Mrs. Lyle William
Bernard of Arlington an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Mary Louise to Mr..
Albert George Cook III, son
of Admiral and Mrs. Albert
George Cook, jr., of Los Altos,
Calf. The wedding took place
June in the Post Chapel at
Fort Myer. The couple will
live in Arlington.
TousleY-Horris
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer L.
Rented Of Harrisburg, Pa,
announce the marriage of
their daughter Marie Harris
to LIST 1t. Horace w. Tous-
ley, jr., USA, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tousley Of Green Bay
Wis. The wedding took place
June % at the Fort Myer
North Post Chapel. The cou-
pie will live in Huntsville,
Ala.
Berloqe-Denton
Mr.. and Mrs. William
Nicholas Denton, jr., of Ken
wood announce the marriage
Of their daughter Barbara
Leigh to Mr.. Bruce Ladd
Berlage. son of Mr.. Thomas
N. Berlage and the late Mrs.
Berlage. The wedding took
place June 81 in All Saints
Episcopal Church. The cou-
pie will live in Silver Spring.
RooneY-Toone
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl c. Toone
announce the marriage of
their daughter June Virginia
to Mr.. Thomas C. Rooney,
son of Mrs. Larry Bongo. The
wedding took place June Z
in the Church of the Little
Flower. The couple will live
in Brookmont, Md.
Ellis-Evuns
Mrs. Edwin Cough Evans
announces the marriage of
her daughter vivien to DR..
George Joseph Ellis, jr.,
USMC, son of DR.. and Mrs.
George Joseph Ellis of Ken
wood. The wedding took
place Saturday in the Church
Of the Nativity. The couple
will live in Camp Lejeune,
N. c.
Hook-MocKintosh
Mrs. Colin Russell Mac
Kintosh of Takoma Park an
nounces the marriage of her
daughter Flora Leslie to Mr..
Bruce C. Hoax, son of Mr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-12

Bran, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Bran, The wedding took
place June % in the Hotel
24OO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-12

Bron-Kromer
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert j.
Kramer announce the mar
rage of their daughter Sheila
Barbara to Mr.. Samuel H.
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WEDDINGS

Andrew c. Hoax of Niagara
Falls. N. Y. Miss MacKin-
tosh is also the daughter Of
the late Mr.. Macintosh.
The wedding took place June
% in the Takoma Park Pres
byterian Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-12
Muson-O'Brien

Mr.. and Mrs. Garland Nor
riS O'Bricn of Syracuse. N. Y,
announce the marriage Of
their daughter Maureen to
Mr.. Dean Towle Mason. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Jenckes
Mason Of Bethesda. The we'd
ding took place June 20 in
the Park Central Presbyte-
rian Church, Syracuse. The
couple will live in Durham,
N. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-25
DRuRY. LYMAN . POWELL,
ST. Colorado Duildlng,
Washlngten 8, D. g.

HARRY III. HULL, Clerk.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
fer the. District Of Columbia
National SAVINGS and Trust Com
pary, Successor Trustee Under
the WIN 81 o9cEoLA G, GREEN.
DECEASED. Piainti1. vs., ROSE q.
PAYNE ct al, Defendanla:-No.
lsee-b7. The object Of this suit
Is to obtain the instructions Of
the Court q to the persons 70
noT sru M s ses S %sa9 3 X. p TaIS.
tn Is Iuccessor trustee under the
should s. dissri6uted' on motion
Of the plaintiff. it Is this Srd day
81 october, 1857, ordered Is fol-
Rose O. Payne, Elizabeth q Mott.
oaessnbsfry. Nancy Bruce. Alice
Bruce, 5s selqIns ,noI D.sEi n'sE
N nsSn' LssE b,s qEs%s J ITSsss
0rymes, oeorge y Green. Alice
g; Helm. Alice .. Green and
Thomas g, Green cause thsir ap.
Ssa ssss, e y o sassd os asf. snc
sive o. Sundays and LEGAL holi-
days, occufrinG after the day Of
the first publication Of this order:
otherwise the cause will. Be pro-
eeeded with as IN case Of default.
Provided, . COPY Of this order be
published once q week for three
successive weeks In the Washlng.
ton Law Reporter. and The Eve.
ming etar. Newspaper before said
deg. 2. That the defendants. the
q KIN. alienees and deyisees o.
Maria tor MaIie) Q. Devereux,
Elizabeth n. ouesenberry. Alice
q. de Yturbide, Mary O. Lewis.
Louisa Q. Norton. Anna r, Cor
n. A. Green, George ?. Green.
Augustln de Ytufbide. and Ann
% a. Ssiors % fSs s. rule ss. Sss
three months from the first nnb-
LEGATION Of this order, otheFWise
rs in case Of default, Provided, 4
COPY Of this order be published
twice . month for three months
In the washington Law Reporter,
and The EyenlnT Star Newspaper
hstoLs said day. e. JOHN J.
SLRicAl Judge sssel A True
CLERK; y DEAN ,. MILLER. Dep.
oci 3 sb-noi .s.deo,i3
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iii . eT NV.

TRgsIEEG SALE OF yALuABLE
222 , oTRKET NORTHEAST.
~ virtue Of . certain deed Of
trust duly. recorded, IN Liber No.
i g.0ep. , rolic is2 e seq: q e. n.
Columbia, and ct the request 81
the party secured thereby. the
Dnsiio nnsi,d s5usiss ,, n ssp a.
RP TssTiis''p DAP 81 dvES NoviI,si THE
h.pi ia57. Al fHRES octock
and pfemiseS. situate in the DIS
a. and being Lot Numbered sixty.
siey.s s1bdivlslon Of lots IN Block
F ET@ss.iS Addition % 4 nc o's Sis;
o. weshing.en." IS per plat re-
e. bis Iss q 81 'e cols saSs:yor "a
poses 81 ssssssmsnt ana sexstion
es Lot Numbered bixty-ons (6i1
N Square Numbered Thifty.flve
hundred and elxty-nins l3b0ol.
TERMS or SALE. ALL CASH; A
deposit Of $500 will be required
81 time Of sale. Adjustments made
- % date Of sale. AL Conveyance.
inss recoFding, revenue stamps,
81 Sais 70 81 complied With within
S sassz rSs.: s.T z..: e '; X:
lie risk and cost Of defaIitins
nlIrchaaer. Alter Ave DAYS adVer-
ssvspspsr puSIishsd n wssSins.
iSiRs.d. or or SiiSoSS. 'iiorfsl,inss de- e.
S .:: . y zee %ay g. sys s.u sesH
rights assianst dsfauitinE pur-
q EsiISoF yAs I. WAY
RUDOLPH vi sa SHEfsI Tfass....
ynA,,E z. . schryEEfg,; As.solr 1.y,
NV. sce5, rs. 30-nol.4
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LEGAL noTIcEs
DONALD cEEARATTI. yr, Atiern.

DONALD CEFARATTI. IT., Atterney
STATES DigfRicT COURT
for the District Of Columbia.
y as'l 4Esssr RSSSsI iSSgSs Be
eeased.--No. g3.bQ3. .Administra-
ton Docket DISQUALIFICATION hav-
ing been made herein for probate
Of the last win and testament Of
said deceased. and for Letters Of
state. 81 ELLEN BAkER q g
hslls a isv and nszt pi KIN 81
the deceased. and ali others con-
cerned. appear In said Court on
Hs y, = the 1sd s.' 2, q p Deem
plieation 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
Sssi =: ' e: s :s sSSS .s: !:
iHs oho ssiIsn dBs6irTMMlHsn ; 8 LAWhs.
Chief Judge Of said Court, this
lsssl, Attest: ' PRANK j.. bur:
k, s4 4: p:gS., y a,H sISms; e T
Of the Probate Court.
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oroSSSSEE s 4 1|, q SAY; =,

VA ~ ~ RITA h,I mQsn y; AssS,Rf.s
~ NTH THE UNITED STATS pTsTRIcT
"a pssrs RHlslnS pEY ls.s,s cours s.
nisipiI sSsgcrst,cn. pisIT!et sulls.
Of PAIL MEAp' pses sns 81, az
ALFRED 8. FRiKD, ESQ, 3ll
washington BUILDING. Defendant.
ordcr.@.HppIiestion lawns been
made hareiii by the commilaiohsfs
Of the District Of Columbia for
a finding that PAUL MEAD, the
above-named deoedent. died In
testate without heirs at Law or
next Of kin within the degrees OF
craftsmanship reeognized b. the laws
Of distribution. and for . decree
ssss... 'i e the ssf Ds:rc. cSHsn
S 81 March GSssusn sS e As s, q ,s Sop lsS
Ed.j, as amended. Il 4. ~ itRe
iSS71." ORDERED rae that The y unknown usSss
any. 81 Pxui MEAD. DECEASED
and ~ S snss' &c sSn; e. ss, sDps *,
Of November. 1887, at 10 o'clock
AM. and show cause, n any they
have, WIZ such application fhoule
be published IN the "WashinRton
Law reporter. end 10 .Ihs Eye.
r ths thrs ss connective was @nRsn ur ST
III tks vst,srn Sats ~ Efivt'a I, X
Prank ..hgRKART. DEPUTY
81 Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
sSSS.so-ss2o. e7-oeis-ss
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iiif.iH''isHl..'Nw.

HRpsTHne SALE or yALQApLK
kWtffrN6 fflko Known AZ
NANMlNNH NuNnkn 1853 Eue
Clio etAENr NQhTnNfE4r
al, fssofasd. Il EissF Ho. 'i0S0s'
Lille rs''s IL, y e, Hs;r,sssl oaoolIsanae.
~ a 49, q i ss.,l sssa, r. 81 ne es
q sYsS2lhs. iS gilss 8 9a IIi s9 s.
TWtN1f 6icf' sex PM. Inc 'isl-
"a si'ssss X shs biSirlst 81
Columbia, and DESIGNATED ~ and
eeiqe part q Lots N nlock ~
81 yqhn SHERMAN TEa9lfss sap.
sna sss's f s. f nsa ce.
ssIssa h sI Sc os. 2. 81 .Ss s' ss Is
yeyof tor the District Il colOnl-
hiA. An Liner Governor shepherd.
tienlaTiy described " mSies and
popnds y said deed 81 trust. nov
known for pnseoses ol taketiqn
and nsstssNent - Lot 500 "
TkaSs.S SSll' mh,.ss 70 : prior
trasl Tor appFoSimaIsb $3.50, sS.
naFihsr nafiicnlarS Of which viii
be Announced a. time 81 sale; the
purchase price abovo said trust %
ne paid N cash. A ooDoail Of
5000 REQUIRED. .Conveyanelne ~.
eordlng, elc., 81 purchneef.e cost,
Adlustnents made g q date a
within ta ~. days, eshsFsi.s as q.
the discretion az the trusloeS.
ALLAN LANG
SAN wxSSERMAN.
oeei.1tse8,.esSi Trustees
T|g9 ~@TE
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PRoP0sALs

o0yT. OF DIST. OF COZ. DEPT
~ eNr. EoMKKRlNQ, OCT,
u 1857 skALED PROPOSALS.
vtu he reed. IN Rm. a04. zoe Pa.
until : Pm, EpT. Oct. Is. 1857.
ana then publicly opened and read
fef eonstr. q etoFmuater sewer.
vie. B and Burns sls. 6-E., con
sisttng Of approx. 165 lin. n.
let structure. Proposal forms,
plan. ana specns.. obtaInabls from
supervisor. Bid and contr, Sec.
ton. Procurement once. b. c.,
nm. 404. 400 Pa. Ave. NV. CTel.
Ma $4,000. Ext. 2S7ol.
octs.le .aI .29, $3.50
cow. OF DIST. OF COL, DIR.
HLDos. AND GROUNDS, Oct. "a,
b reed Sin Nm i0;, 4se "a. Ave I.
E NV M Y. is i D. err unit; ~ IN ~
publicly opened and read fcI
Of Nev Youth coTFectlonaI Center
plans and specns. obtsina6Ie from
Supervisor. Bid and Contr. Sec
RIM, 4Q4. 500 Penn. Ave. NV
fTei. Ma. $4,000, Ext. 237s.
&C 24,26.26.2S.20. 30
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h ISL s.iI /. EG AVN. .'I S!R.

YEITESS r! sT4 SIi;S, 6rsFSicdt s soySr
ssRiSasPs AsHsnissrs. SSs-. Tsi, ~
70 Owe Notice; That the SUBJ
ssaa' e.. from Il IL sI s4ssss;
Letters Of AdmlnistrAtion on The
i:ss 81: q C2s :sIlsl y t Rsiaasai.
DECEASED e.,.,. Al persons .s...i having
s esns.' Win 'p sSs ycsssh.rrss iS.rssi'
issaily authenticated. 70 the sub.
sss ss y 2SDriic. 0iiiesse ' osh sse
x from 'h 81 SsSS.s sv az, q '1 sssss.
Owen under my hend this sardd
Sas 6 81 osi2esr wO SRapf ssn..s
FRANK j. BURKART. Deputy
Rsglster Of wills for the District
o. Columbia, Clerk Of TIE Probate
Court. oee6-no1.e
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IRu4TEEH SAIL or VALUABLE
pWKtliEQ AEiNd Known xs
AHA Snk4usEE UaMHER - 9
ny virtue q 4 CERTAIN deed Of trust
4l!Y refQrofd IN Liler No. lo1Oe,
Lolio 3pS e SCI. e Ne lspd rec
s sS q s: I.ss..s q 4 So s'u% Ps1:s
trustses WI ssiL 81 public anciier.
bsy. !4tas it9iihsT BAY 81 rs.
yiflY O'Clock IN. NE "a.
loWtngseescribed land and prem
tses. sltnate IN the District q CO.
nmsia end designated - ane
S Sal sssssa. q saS 4. one Ss q E
surveyor Tor the plstrict q Co
hanlia. n LibsF -. at Folio 10.
TkRNSs seld subject 70 Z prior
ibuildine nssociationl deed a. trusl
Tor snpfcximaisIy ID. $50 .i6; far.
announced 81 time 81 sale; the
purchase nfice above said trust 90
- paid m ealh. a deposlt az $500
&c. q psseh sssaTS' esss. SSSnss.
Rsnis nAde e 81 gate q sale.
thirty days. Otherwise deposit for-
telted and the property may BE
advertised and Fesold 81 The dis
eFetlon ~ the Trustees.
LOUIS Ridden,
RUBEN RIDDEN.
eeea.e9. IS - 81 Trustees.
IRvINo KAMINs . CO..
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MELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTING CLEEKs--ImRsdls.s
1oefIns ~ aitS sa Hsuss g 5.asS week.
Insurance an bessentS nonDTcht- oper-
1te1 Cafeteria for employs, an.
Ilual Nd siek Is lsa x sA1nRY{ Rf n
LIE ms. Cos si6 1zEh 81 NV.
ASSISTANT 10 RES. MGR, for
lgs. szelusi,se NJ; ~. aP ~, hi ~.
puSiie, and show api. General
eiiice work. no bookkeeping. Pleas
ant working conds. and gnrfounq-
inFs Salary open; Kindi, aRRly
BEToR, $500 Quebec 81. n.ws
IN. $4,000. ....-.
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ADAM A ,MIL;slcaLzE : son.

i!E .gSSs SsSls LqRz vf paFXFseH Z
g 1908 Tou sTREEf So6TH-
D. virtus Of . deed Of trus, re-
corded. IN Lfber No. s75O. POLIO
$50, .. sea. one o. the land rec
orap g the District q Columbia.
ana % TIE request Of party Sc
cured thel4by. the undersigned
, rrsSlse. .. VI oner for sale, ~
I, s61p IIy9F,SSpAYs THE IIFTE
FOUR THIRTY o'cfocK
the fellovinc -dsscri6sd property
VT: Lot 81 IN Square 5000 Of 4
sqbd!vislon made b. Denison and
land called Perry Psrm. q per
plat recQrdef in Liber 100. Polio
10 n the Once Of the surveyor
TRIMS OF SALE. ALL CASH. A
ceposit q $500 REQUIRED Of par
titis' ecnysys u; ,."'r rsecra,n q
revenue stamps and notarisi fees
81 cost 81 purchaser. Terms % b.
COMPLIED with within thirty days
from day q saie. Otherwise tfus.
s s:si Is,':s' Y .s an g.. : d ' &.
fauitlne purchaser. after ave dnyS'
aoverasenent Of such resale IN
Some newspsper publlshed IN
- Ma;gs n,5.,..2 2; G; .s g as2o.i. nay
deposit trustees may avail them.
, ,.Hs. 9. any :, ls.a! o. EQUITABLE
D4gMp q. KMMERfcH.
THOMAS r, HARRieoN,
oc20. .4.IO-no1.l Trustees.
fHos. ]. OWN q son,
mi ii'is.'ssnTss'hv
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Colorado Building
United eTAIke ptatkICI cqphI
for The DlBiFlet e. Columbia, Hold
Rstate Of JANIS q. BALLARD.
Deceased, - Administration No.
e0l5y-order pixina New DATE
fer Trial and Providing for Pub
llcation The notifcatien - 70
The trial 81 the issues n thIs
ease relating 70 ne validity Of
the paper writings bearing dates
% January ~. 1864; keeFuary
10. 1854: April 1. 1854 and
April ~. 1884. prFpoE.ins % q
the last VII nnd testament q
JAMES q. hAlLAhp. Deceased.
ssrins ben Ts. sIIsss 3 3, e c,, ,n
Liner Ballard 90 Bet. Ky ~
sea simv ws.s.asli stssi ~ M Mllils@
t a eyf !. Z. = 81 me s csurs Z MS Is
i1ih das q oe,e6sr. 1851. OF.
dered. that said issues b set
down for trial on the 35th day Of
order and ne substance q SAID
for tour sncessSivs ycsks h the
washington Law Reporter and
twiee 4 week for the came period
"a The Washington Evening star.
the substance o. said issues being
a. fellows; ONE. Were the PAPER
writings fiied N this Court and
hearinG dates Of JAnnaF1 ~,
1854; February 10. 1884, April
ies4 ana Aps., IL, y; i W. .a sne
eiies 81 JANIS q. BALLARD, De-
eeasedf TWO. Were the said pa
per writings Of January -. 1884;
febFnary 10, 1854 April l, 1884.
ana April ~. 1884. pnrportine
70 Be the last WI and testament
and endic.ll thereto. Of JAMk3
q. BALLARD. Deceased. executed
and st,sstsc n aas toEm az, e e, e.
sefiesng. or o. ne aeknoyledeing
81 sS1nd ana diSposinF mind. and
capable 81 exscuilnr valid deed
o. eonfraetf YOUR: Were The said
1854: FsSFasry ie, 1854; April i.
ie6A and April ~. 1854. or any
81 them. obtained. OF. the exeeu-
tion thereof procured from the
SAID JAMES q, BALLARD. De-
ceased. BY fraud Or. deceit pfas-
Hced upon the said JAMES q.
BALLARD, Deceasedf FIVE: We're
the said paper writings dated
January rs. 1884; February 10,
1854 April 1, 1884 and April
~. 1884. obtained. Or the exseu-
aid JANIS q. BAILkRD. De-
ceased. b. undue influence or
eares. OF eoerelenl SIX: y y.
January Is. 1854. tossshsr With
ruary 10. 1884; April !. 1854:
and April ~ 1884. purportlnl
g g K &. &c m ~ g. " sd l .silsRRsp
r ss 4. srs ... no: s + q. sss' ,.. aae
n sSs p. p ne sr,ss sa :. psesh.si
last viii ana Testament q the
said decedSnt, IN fact and n Law
his last win and testamentl
5EEE . SsA E All ~, I; DAVIS N,.s.I ,na
fer Plaintiffs tCAveatorsl; Isl
ISRAEL J. HENDERSON, OF coun-
sci for Defendants tcayeateesl ;
I'D GEORGE v, THOMAS. Guard
ian Ad Litem for Nancy Ballard.
f81 Jo8EPH c, McoARRAOHY,
y. 8. District Judge. seal A
True Copy. Attest. FRANK j.
guRKARL; Deputy negi,tsr q
Clerk q the Probate Court.
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PERSONAL

BALLROOM DANCE LESSON BAR.
GAIN. 10 adyiit lessons only $3.50.
Cali CO. $4,000 for details.
WANTBD--care. pvt. rm. in p. g,
home: elderly lady, cancer patient
reasonable. ~. 6.624i.
FuRs Of every Description, for
skRVICE, ma, e-5b93,
sIo-eao II YOU know anyone inter
doors. AP, 1.i0i0, OF. a.ai76
RxPECfANT M0fHERs-eend posl
ice BABY Scss Mai 70 fRU.
Box $500. Rethssda ii, Nd.
MAILING Address, excel down.
service AVIAN. ~. s.o7iS.
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UNITED SIzIIs biSI|k 4 4 ( co AYR
Ing Probate courl.--No. Datte.
Administration This Il 70 Olive
Nettce: Thai the subscriber. Of
the 6ints o. tirHlnlA, has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the
l1psnsarl N he estate q NARY
MARY I. CBAeH. late Of the Dts:
trtet Of COLUMBIA. deceased. ~
deceased are hereby warned 70
exhibit the same. with the yonch-
ers thereof. leHahy nntheltieatsd.
70 the subscriber, on o. before ne
otherNise they may b. Law 4e
excluded from ell lenenl OF said
estate. 0iyen unoer my hand
this aist day q QeiepsE, 1922
wisconsin Ave. NV, Washineion
u, &, seal Attest; ThkQpottk
CoaeWEIL Register 81 wills for
the District % Columbia, Clerk
u re Probate Court
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TRUSTEES, SALE or VALUABLE
REIk0 Known As fRtil1ifiissii s
MuMBxR A1ig QEoRdIA AVE-
N8k NORTHWEST.
trust duly rscesdsd. n LlSsf Nc.
L. les; ,, rSllS Al y &, s. e g:
Columbia. and 81 the reqn9t 81
ne party secured thereby. the
s s',ss,a as.,,i trustees wi. ssn e
FIJI iT9fiEssn Day 'e On ESvtRDgASnkIa. I4bsi
1857. AT TWO O'CLOCK PM.
the fcilowirg described land and
premises. situate IN the District
OF Columbia, and designated a.
arc being Lot $50 IN cafFitE'
s1ndlvt1lqn q lots In SQUARE s9a7,
- per plat recorded n the once
q ne surveyor for the pisLriet
q Columbia. IN LibeF 81. At Folio
TERMS: Sold suhjeet 10 a prior
tbuildlna associAtionl deed Of
trust fer approximately s13.Io3 80
and al unpaid real estate taxes;
further particulars Of which win
Be announced 81 time of safe. the
purchase price above said trust
2 oe paid IN cash. A deposit OF
$500 REQUIRED. Conveyaneins. re-
eoraing. cts 81 purchasers cost,
AZ . naSs g q date e
within thirty days. Otherwise de-
nay y adVsFtissd and resoid 81
THOMke W HUNT
HOWARD BERNSTEIN.
oe2S.1s.3O-noi.4 Trustees.
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TRpsTKEsr SALE OF VALUABLE
ENkMlSE8 KNOWN As l7HV
EUCLID STREET NoRTHWKaT.
~ ylrtua o. q certain deed Of trust
4nlY recorded. IN Liher No. l0o16,
POLIO eQb, of the land records 81
tie fesssss 81 the psrty ss sT
thereby, the undsfsirnsd tr1sfsSs
VII sen. 1t public auction N front
81 The premlleA e. 1AyA4pAY.
THk oleT DAY or ocTo1ER,
a. %. 1887. At I:a0 O'CLOCK
and pgemises. situate in the Dls-
trict q Columbia, and dosignatea
Worth Cnruakan and MABEL n,
EAtuahan's Subdlyislon q Lets IN
kaC.n g e, SIG d Ss1sis asSS.
unn9: said sahyeet 70 . prior
lbuilding asSoei1tionl deed a. trust
for approximatelY $500, furthef
parttcalags q which yil1 Be an
chase price .abose said trust % be
pald N cash, a deposit u $500
fsQuired. Conveynnclng, feeSrd-
Inc, etc, q puFchesef's cost, Ad-
Terms 70 BE- complied with within
70 Gays. c1nerwtae deposit for
felted and ths pfopsrty may bs
advertised and feseld 81 the dil-
erection Of the trustees.