Evening Star Newspaper, May 3, 1924, Page 34

34 LEGAL NOTICES IN RABBITBORO—At the Sewing Circle. THE EVENI 1 WAS IN AT THE COT TONTAILS! YESTERDAY , AN' LITTLE. MOPSY , CARRIE'S CHILD, WAS THERE E “SHE HAD A FAIRY Book, AN' SUDDENLY SHE LOOKED UP AN’ SAID : “ WHY Do MoST FAIRY TALES BEGIN - CWONCE UPON A T AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. 3 WILTON J. 1. BAK SUPR —_ MBERT THOS. IN TE T trict Estate of Jo AL (E_CoU; ATE, Holding A af rrust duly recant the la and at the by, the District of Coly request of the party seeured undersigned trustees will sell, at public D front of the promises, on WED. NESDAY, THE FOUL H DAY OF MAY A 1925 AT FOURR 0'CLOCK P.M.. the fol fowing described land und premi fuate in the District of Columbia, and d 1 bwing paits of Lots i, 76, 7 Horace J. Gray's subdivision of s pes plut recorded in Liber 18, folio 9. Thie rils of office of the surveyor the District Colun described s lows: Heginning for the same on 12th st foet the sonthewst corner of square. wmning thenee Borth o said street west 63,21 thercy north thenve west U sonth 1 teet to the Pliew ot With the im provemen two-story hay Window 12tn n.e awe monex 10 1011 i . 1024, for trial t thix o Isrues, to wit time o miing or ¢ Joliannn watd paper writing . 5 | of sound and d Said [ executing u va exvcution due influence k for four weeks porter and fwice & we wl in The Even (Seal ) r of of ‘the of 1 feet and 1 foot k S S i Proiate Court a0 my L Q. I ALWARD, Iy amE sve trict & Co e et tloni Auptication hav doseph Mart.n, teatumentary on the, e dent, it s oRdered this At d That’ oy Marth. Whose pre T e b e rier 'and The By o firat publication to he Bo Hav before sall. roturn 17, Tustien. (Seal) et TAMES FANNER of sale i / of sale to duss from day Al rding e within thirts S Tolding ! Trusiees, TTHOS. L OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS, SALE ML OF VALUARLS OVED BY A BEICK _DWELLING EMISES NUMBERED NORTHWENT REAL THREE RNOWN 1908 1500 10 not be gra the Was) of trust duly | 8 et seq,, of ot Columihia ared thers el a A T TEENTH DAY OF AT FOURTHIRTY 0CLOCK nz-described land and prem Dustrict of Columbia, and ing rubered 1 Groft's BLAINE MALLAN, PREME COURT olumbis, He Floren Hariot minist I Lo made e on smid estate to lave Dlaine istrator. it is ords AD hat the west of kin of F and_all on Monday. th at 10 wclock a. ion shouid 1 blished The oF TH ased A r letters for the District o 25, togethe tun » day by decd of trust upon th the opti f purchase + 1 W {nstailment rence G. I it Piuperty o g in the Wwith wit thiersy s resell the i thirty duys fro perts at the * pullished i Washington, LICAN 1Y AND LRUST Y. Trustee i JAMES TTADAM AT WESCHLE risk and after five <ome ‘ oM the Distriet of Columbia Churt t DUNCAN BRADLEY, 11 = iton, L, P're fest PREME COUT Columbia. Holding _Probs 312, Administrati i e mabscriter of the. st has obtained from the District of Colmbia the estate of H Distriet. of (e bavi oF K. AUCTIONEER, Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Un- improved Real Estate, Lo- cated on River Road Just West of Wisconsin Ave., Con- taining 8.04 Acres. tetters the tiw same. ers therenf, legally ! Scriber, on’ ot befo A D 1925: otherw Cluded from all benefit under my hand this 1 FRANCIS F. BOWMAN. ca & Wilson, 823 Woodward by ton. D, (Senl.) NER, Register of W' Cotnmbia. ap19.26.mr3 preme Court d in Equity S, the undersigned trus followin and LEGAL NOTICES 2, Attorneys. COURT of the to show cause w ng Star THE Trobate day of April, 1924 [2 Clerk of the Probate Court. LEGAL NOTICES DUNCAN BRADLEY, Atforney, SUPREM THE DISTRICT OF Columbia, Holding Probate Court.—No. 31603, Administration.—This is to give notic the subecribers. of the Distriet of Columbin and"the state of Maryland, respectively, haye obtained from the Piobmte Court of the Dis trict of Columbin, letters testamentary on the estate of Charles G. Smith, Jr., late of U of Columbin, Al persons vims against the sed are here. 1o exhibit ame, with the voucliers thereof, legally authenticated. to the subscribers, on or before the 25th day of April, AD. 1 they may by law be o eluded from of said estate. Given under onr hands this 25th duy of April, 192 JULIA E. M. SMITH, 2001 16th st. n.w. Jo- SEFH H. BRADLEY. 5036 K st. n.w.. Wash- ington, . C. Attest: JAMES TAN NER. Register of Wills for ihe District of Columbla. Clerk of the Probate Court. my3.1017 GEOR and CHAS, E COURT OF OF THE DIS. Probate Court ased—N not:ficat ords ordor and”the sui 1. Was the said © the_execution of dnte Muy 9, 1911, 1 and capable of ontract? 2. Was procured by publ'shed once @ Washington Law for the_swme pe HIo: TANNE of, Columbis Attorney. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- t of Columbin, Holding an Equity Court. |- Bessie A. Barnes and oth nkniown heirs At lmw, devisees and aliences of John Swan, deceased, defendants. In Equity, No. 42186, Docket 80 -Order of Publication.—The object of this suit i to o |tain a decree of courtdeclaring good and complete in foe simple by wiverse possexsion | the title of the piaintiMfs, Hessio Ao Larnes, Mabel A. Baroes, Theodore Barnes, r., Julian | . Barnes, Beuldh 1. Weaver and Pauline 1. texta Woodruft. children and only Leirs of Theodore und for letters | Karnes, de real estate in the said deve- | bill of complaint ‘dexcribvd as follows. namely ¥ of April, 1924, | Purt of lot 254 in Beatiy and Hawkine A i where tion to Georgotown, 1 the District of Colum- others o Tow known as 1299, city on Monday formerly known ax square ; Grorgetown. e fien street, SO) feet TA0.14,17. Attorney. oF q a I'ro artin, d in for ' Jame 5 such order hingion Law Re nee in each of the retnrn day, | t less than thicty day. WILLIAM ie copy. At ister_of Wills for rk of the Probate mr1017 Attorney. point where said line of said d by the line dividing xaid % in said addition to Geors waid of bogin vastern line t fo the south of ground ¢ and wite to Taull : T OR Toilo 234 E_DISTRICT OF . Court. — Extate of ehint Lo No. 31747, Ad plication Ny ne ¢ nidm s istra tios & cred ¢a “admin- ¢ April w and deceased. | Jine, AD. ted. Let notice Wax aiterly oundary lin parcel of land | o conveyed by Barnes and wife to Wood north 76 degrees 19 miutes east 130 feet; thence (in A line parallel with Wisconsin ave. ue) south 33 degrees 41 minutes east 30 feet, 1 thence in a straight line 140 feet to the pince of beginming. On_motion of the plain- #ffs, by George Francis Williains, their attor. { nes, it'is this 11th day of April. 1924, ordered t the defendants designated in thix suit as the unknown heirs at law, devisees and alicnees of John Swan, deceased, cuuse their ance to be entered herein ‘on or before first rule day occurring one month after day of the date of this order (said rule being Tuesday, June 3. 1924), otherwise t uxe Will be proceeded with as in case | of defaull. good cause having been shown to on of the court for (he fixing of herein prescribed period. be published twice April and month of May in th porter and The Evening X - WENDELL I, ST trie copy. "Test: By F. E. Tarriot Probate my3 10.17 Atiorney~. TRICT Court said is_orde month of in the current OF the following No. jut ate .t ate of Wisconsin Court_of the testamentars on te of All persons are heroby Justive. AN H ARTHUR PETER, W Attorneys. to the sub- = of March COURT OF THE olding _Probate | of Joseph Burden. deceased.— ministration Docket | s DISTRICT OF | urt. —Estate | 708, Ad- Faust by the Wash- it is ordered nd day of Ap g . that Edward Woodall Burden and all others concerned ap- District of on, D, Al that cerfain pie coun and a, towit PEELE & OGILBY, of innd i the IN THE STPR trict of Columbis A or parcel Wasiington, District and “distinguished ¢ ot land known as o west side of Lorticast corner of the rry 4 recorded Distriet of Tolio 15, Lize ‘of Hary st Church, south iy 012 1, ot Murdocl, mentione kuow e ti Holding Security the will af th consed, having report e i square 110, lot and that of the Srees 13 muintes Toat T e said Tnst Pt Sout thence ty-five hundred balunge fo I trust on the said properts. usual real estate brok is by the Court this 22 21, ORDERED, That said pfirmed by the Conrt the contracy be shown befo May, 1924, provided a_copy hed the Washingto ivening St c weeks prior 1o sai WILLIAM HITZ, Jus copy. Attest: JAMES for the Distrd the Frobate Court. 10 R. A. FORT said cast gt wth < 30 minutes, ontaining Biver 7.1 ucres of land, more o Terms of Sawic: One-third ¥ to bir cashi, © £ the purcha: © in two one und tws ter per cent per ana nouaily, from day of sale of trust on Droperty ) the purchuse of $500 required of the of sale. Al veune stamps £ the purchuser plied with with Fustoes reserve erly ut the risk burchuser after such resale in e city witccessi W COURT OF THF Holding Probat, :, decensed @ made herein for probate of ament of said deceased, ai 4 estate, by ordered atAdaline T. jorthy Keirle Drese T, Keirle and ab éaid court on M of June, AD. 1924, at Show cause why sueh be granted. Let motic n the Washington Law ivening weeks before the return da: the fiest publication to be no diys before sail _return 17, Justice. " Seal) z % L FOUK: | NER, Register of Wills S BT O AL o AT PIVE | Cotupalnt Ul o The rob . Situate in the city of Washing. | — e m 10 <ot Colu oW1t 16 Teet Suches front next tiie south 6 feet inches front by the full depth of lot 3 Todd and Pepper's subdivis < waitl subdiv i re 1. of the or " ofth s ‘wbove Terms of sale: Cash. A deposit of required of the purchaser &t th nvesancing, revording, il notarial fees at the Lerms of sale (o be ihirty day herwise SUPREM il the prop the defaulti advertisement of jer published in the fve wadul Toust Dldg. ¥ islenn . ATCTIONEER. it 1924, thi Bi33-d&ds ADAM AT WESUHLER appear TRUSTE of TWOSTORY BRICK 924 dth STREET N.W. { deed of trust, dated corded April 1 » Ma oug T whia, and at by, th I il front of the | for g DNESDAY. THE _FOUL. 27 | Columbia, Holding Protate ¢ Administration.—This s to the subscribers. who were, Court of the District of C lotters testamentary on the Wilson. deccased. lave, with the Supeeine Court of the D ing a Probate Court the 19th duy of May. ws the time, and s District of Columbia, im- purchaser. b within wise the prop- ting advertisement of uewsnaper published in gton, D. (. TRICK J. WALSHE, LEO A. WALSHE. Trustee: under the nd where to_distributi risk ay purchaser, after fi such resale in xome the city of Washi the notified torney duly _auihorized. against the ectate pro; under_our hands this MARY GR Al SAVINGS AN | FRANK STETSON. Attorne: test: THEODORE (OGSWEL! ter of Wills for the District o robate Court. wi rly _ my3-d&ds.exs LEGAL NOTICES _ GEORGE C. SHINN, Attorney, AL COURT OF THE DIS Ksdor * commission of £308, a week for three | . Attorneys. —Application having been this 17 lication hiere ar once in each of three successive Attest: TAME r the FRANK STETSON, Attorney. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF 1624, at 10 o'clock or parts thereof, b I day of April, 19: pear in said court on Monday. the cnd day 58" Tune, "D 1524, "at 10 0'clock a.m... to { Show. cause why Aueh application should not be granted. Let notice hereof be published in { the Washington Law Reporter 4 The Eve- { ning Star once in each of three successive | weeks before the return day herein mentioned, | the first publication to be not less than thirty £ de- | davs before sald retnen day. . WILLIAM ¢ of lot 16, in | HITZ, Justice. (Seal) Aftest: JAMES TAN emises No, NER, Register of Wills for the District of Columbia. (‘lerk of the Probate Court ap28.my2.10 THARRY ¢ SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia, Holding Probate Court. — No. 31730, Admiinistration —This is to give noties that the subscriber. of the District of Colum- bia, has obtained from the Probate Court of the' District of Columbia letters testamentary on the estate of Emma Coreoran, late of the District of Columbia, deceased. Al persons having claims against the deceased are hereby | warned to exlibit the same, with the vouchers | thereo? logally authenticated, to the subacriber on or before the 22nd duy of April, A.D. 1825 otherwise they by law be excluded from all benefit of aid estate. Given under my hand this 22nd das_of April, 1924 ALICE . CORCORAN, 2137 P . (Seal) “At- test: THEODORE COGS Deputy Regis- ter of Wills for the District of Columbis, Clerk of the Probate Court. ap26.my3.10 "GEORGE H. O'CONNOR, Attorney. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- trict of Columbin.—Dennis McCarthy versus ane Faroum. et al.—No. 42290, Equity Docket —The object of this suit is decree establishing of record by session. complainant's title, In fee the south three (3) feet front on Eighteentit | street by the full depth thereof, of ‘original lot nombered twenty-six (26) and the morth twelye (12) feet front on said street by the full depth thereof, ¢ inal Jot numbered twenty-seven (27) in_square numbered one hundred and seven (107), s shown on the of- ficial pian of the city of Washington, District of Columbia. On motion of tie complainant, it is this 17th day of April. 1924, ordered that the defendants, Jane Farn William . Blanchard, Martin B. , Edward . Blanchard. Francis 1. . 'Bessie_Cason Iungerford, Frederick Fisher Hungerford, Lee L. Towers.' Amelis . Felka, Eila 1. Walker, Moliin, cause their appearance to be red herein on or before ‘4o fortieth day. exclusive of Sundays and legai holidays, o urring after the day of the first publication of this drder; and it is further ordered that the defendants, the unknown heirs, devisecs and alienees of such of above named defend- n's as may be dead, and of Willlam Blanch- rd, decensed. cause their appearance to be entered herein on or before the first rule day sccurring after the expiration of one month from the date hereof, otherwise this cause |owill be proceeded with as in case of defauit: irovided o copy hercof be published once i week for three successive weeks in the “Wash ington Law Reporter” and *The Eyening Star,” a longer publication being dispensed with' for satisfactory canse shown. (Signed.) . STAFFORD, Justic. (Seal.) ‘A (Test.) MORGAN fI. BEACH, 5 ¥, B. DERTZBAUGH, Asst. Clerk. maxh " TOOMEY & TOOMEY, Attorneys. SUPREME COURT OF THB DISTRICT OF Columbia, Holding Probate Court,—No. 31752, Administration.—This is to give notice that Attorneyw. A Probate Conrt. dooeased. - The American 1 subject to'a i dny sal the of this orde! n Law Reporter of April. be d last mentioned i al) A TAN itegis- ict of Columbi BURTON, i DISTRICT OF o Court.—Estate . 31670, Admin- the last will and nd for letters tes. Char Hen- th day of April, Heflin,” Ernest L. Emory Keiric, = concerned. . the 2nd day oclock s.m., t shoyid " not _be published eporter and The = simple. to Terein mentioned t less than thirt day. WILLIAM TAN- Distriet of ate Court. onrt.—No. 30377, give notice that b the Supreme ‘olumbia, granted estate of Louixa 1" the approval of District of Colum appointed Mon rtroom as th nd_distributios court’s direction a1l creditors an e shares or leg. are agent or at- ith _ their clai vouched. clai G LL and NATIO! 5. (Seal.) L, Deputs Regis- | t Columbin. Clerk 0.17 COURT OF THE Holding Probate Court.—No. 31657, Administration.—This is to give notice that the subscriber, of the State of Ohio, has ob- tained from the Probate Court of the District of Columbia, letters textamentary on the es- Tate of Jobn S. Logan, late of the District of Columbia, deceased. All persons having claims aguinst ihe decemsed are bereby warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof, fegally muthenticated, td the subscriber. on of before the 25th day of April, A.D. 1925; oth- arwise they may US law be | benefit of said estate. Giv jmnd this 25th day of April, 1 HER, 638 High St ngstow ) Attest: JAMES TANNER, Reg' District of Columbia, ny3,10,17 OEL, Atforney. SUPREME DISTRICT OF Columbi . SHEEHY, IN THE SUPREME trict of Columbin—John HfT, vs. v Phillips, Jose TDominie Ly Comfort Ra P Deakins, John David Hoye, Danici und the nnknown he of such of them us No. 42391, Equity Doc. | Fecora by adverse the title of the plaintiff 23 and in_squure 479 o d in the su imirict of Cotumbia in devi e xcluded from 1 under my “wEGIS IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE trict_of Columbia.—In re the applicati John Zofgowsky for change of name. 2495, Bamity Doc.—John Zolnowsky fied & petition prasing L is name to John Barkl, to the Court for an order of publication of the motice vequired by law in such cases, it is by the Codrt this 22nd day of April. A.D.. 1924, ORDERED, That all persons concerned show cause, if any there be, on or before the oth dsy of May, A.D. 1924, wiy the prasers ¢ said_petitlon should not be granted; Pro- Vided, TURL # copy of this crder be published nce 4 week for three consvculive weeks before said day in The Evening Star newspaper. JEN- al). A true eopy. Clerk. By R. P. i26-ms 3,10 fendantx, | Camp. Dominick” Lyncli, |ert Morris, Samuel Biodge M. Deakins., John ilove, =r. David Hoye, Damiet I and _the unknown el of such of them as arn den perrance (o be entéred b the first rule day oteurring tion of forty days from th the cause will be proceeded of defaunlt. Provided, a co weeks The Evening Star hefore s DELL P. STAFFORD. Just true copy. Test: Clerk. By H. B. DERTZBA ap19,26.my3.10 | MORGAN H | LW, Assistani SACH. Clerk Comfort Sdnds, be published once & week for three successi in the Washington Law Leporter MORGAN * H. the subscriber, of the District of Columbia, @s obtained from the FProbute Court of the District of Columbia. letters testamentary on the estate of John Keppler, late of the Dis- trict of Columbia, deceased. All persons hav- ing claims against the deceased are hereby ‘warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, legally authenticated, to the sub- seriber, on or before the 25th day of Aptil, AD. 1925 ‘otherwise they may by law b excluded from ail benefit of said estat Giv- en under my hand this 25th day of April. 1924. LA RELL "LANGSTAFT KEPPLER, 131 Flori ave w. (Seal.) -Aftest: TANNER. ster of Wills for the District 'k of thé Prubate Court. Attor or THE DIS- Knott, plain- Parker Camp, ds, Ttobert Moro . Leonard = M. John Hose, jr.. Fdward ' Hoy and_alicnces defendants.— ! ad. e simple, Darts of lots Edward Gallnat o 479 of lots 11 | srvevor's office o | ook WF at pazo | sIntife it [ Regi PREME COURT O] | .Columbia, Tolding { 20041, Adniiaistration.—This is to give notice | that the subseribers of tie District of Colum- | b have obtained from the Probate Court of Tetters of adminis state of Fletcher Fountain ‘Hayes, £ the District of Co- Tumbia, deceased. ~All persons having claims against the deceased arc hereby warned to ex- hibit the same, With the vouchers thereof, legally authenticated, to the subscribers, on or before the 9th day of November, A.D. 1924; otherwise they may by law be eicluded | from all benefit of aid estate. - Given under oiir hands this 14th day of April. 1924. ROB- ERT T. COGSWELL. G. BOWDOIN CRAIG HILL. ‘Southern building. ~ (Seal.) Attest: JAMES TANNER, Register of Wills for the o Columibis, Clerk of the Probate Conrt. p19,26,my3 THE 2'rgl DISTRICT OF £ Court.—No. Joseph tt, ir., L . Jotia T, Lnonard sev Sr.. | the District of Col tration d. b. n d_cause their a n on or before alter the expira- date, otherwise | with 'as in ca 5 of this order | und ald day. WED ice. NG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. thnt | rs, plaintifts, vs. | Prosided that | JAMES | C., s ———a AN' MRS C.(WHO HAD JusT COME FROM THE TELEPHONE) SAID:"THEY DoN'T:~ ), SATURDAY, MAY By ALBERTINE RANDALL. 3, 19 4. s THEY USUALLY BEGIN ~/'DETAINED AT THE. OFFICE ,~ WILL NOT BE HOME UNTIL LATE ¢' “ LEGAL NOTICES _ LEGAL NOTICES BANKRUP1ICY NOTICES FRED WeK E C. « N. Attorneys. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- trict of Columbia. —Willlam T. Gailiher ct Al plaintiffs, vs. Vernon M. Dorsey ef al Iefendants. —Equily No. 42403.—The object of this suit abtain & decres eatablishing of record, by mdverse powsession, {itle of the | Galliter and Charles E. | 1o those parts of lots | persons wo, now square 1191, by metes and bounds in the bill mproved by premises No. Jefferson st. n.w. Upoi | motion of the plantiffs, it i by the conrt, this 1ith day of April, A. D. 1924, ORDERED that the defendants Vernon M. Dorsey. Anna Vernon Dorsey Williams, W. Dorscy Knight, Merrill Dorsey Koight, H. Lowville Knight, Gracie T. Knight, Anna Mary Buchanan Coale Redwood, Dorsey Barre X Fisher Dors leen Robin John 1" SUPREME Columbia, _ Hol bia, has ob the’ District of tion on the estat of the District having the vouel the subsc April, A.D. b excluded fron iisen nnder my TAL ational Attest: Deputy Register Columbia, Clerk 4026.my3.10 | C. T, SUPREME COUI Columbia, ~ Hol he Pasco W t bis, hath obtaine the' District of ¢ Ann., cta. Cole, late ceased. Al the deconsed are same with the | thenticated, to | the 25t day of ppearane before © Sundays and e af reof, other. 4 with a in ordered that . ulienees nnknown erick Pasc Dorsey and John Connolly cause their appe ance o be entered hervin on or before th first rule day occurring after the expiration of one month after the first publication hereof, we s to them thix cause will be pro- 4 with as of default; provided @ copy hereof be publisbed once a’ week for three successive weeks in the Washington Law Reporter and The Evening Star, louger and other publications being dispensed with for ctory cause shown. JENNINGS BAL- ustiee. (Seal) A true copy. Test: M. BEACH, Clerk. By R. Tl L Assi. Clerk. ap1.26m: FRANK STETSON, Attorney. of said es 23rd day of (Seal) Attest: Deputy Reglster Columbia, 31602, that the sub: bis, COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Holding Probate Court Heaumont, deceased. —No. jon Docket 1. Application’ having herewn for probate of the last wi deceascd, and for letters ‘ntars on said estate. by the Nation aud Trust Company it s ordered this April, A 1. 192 hel B Matthes, London, Engiand: J aumont, | &5 CXCIOET v | New York city.” New York 2. | Yo, THao Rowds, Virgi i ¢ Cabh. Coronado. California. and cerned, appear in said cours 204 day of Jun D 1924, wm. fo show cause shouid not be granted. Lot publisied jn_the Washington and The Evening Star once in each of thre Secessive weeks before the rrturs day berein | mentioned. the first publication to be not | than thirty days bofore said return day. | | Columbia. S . tion on the estat of Fannie & | of the District persans estan Columbia. _Clerk my3.10 | 3. 1o applics of 1 Columbia, _ Hol that the submeril bia. has obt: the’ District tion c.t late of the Dist All persons haviny WILLIAM HITZ, Justice. (Seal) Attest JAMES TANNEE, Register of Wills for the District of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court. ap26 my3,10 | e E | MINOR, GATLEY & ROWLAND, | Attorneys. e e i | April, A.D. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS trict of Columbia.—Joswph Leiter, fndivid wally and a5 trustes under the ast will and setament of Levi 7. Leiter, deceaned, ot &l Diainiis, ve. Marguerite Hse of Snfolk and Terks, ndividually and as tristee uniee the iast Wil and Gestament of Tevl 7. Lelter, de coased, ot al, defendants.—-No. 42407, Equity PocerThe ‘object of this wuit is 1o _obtaln | CLEPHANE the oourt's constrction and determination | L. s to whether the interest which hat | SUPREME COU acerued since the death of Levi Z. Leiter| Columbia on wll moneys invested by him in con- | 3 hection with the Droperts described in the | U Hixth paragraph of Ris last will and testa Ient 15, under the terms of his said will, come distributabie fo the Lepeliciaries of the trus: extate created by of Tiis will, or hether sa Shall become and form & part of the principal Of"the trust estate distributable upon' the ter. | vouchers thereof Tination thereof fo the remaindermen iu ac. | subseriber. Fordnuce With the provisions of the said | April. A-D fourth paragraph of exid will the complainants, it is {his 17th day of Apeil, | Given under my 1554 Grllered That the defendante. Margnerite | 1054, MARY EL Tiyds ‘of Suffolk and Berks. individnaily and | Sa. me. W s “trustee under the lasi wil and testa: | THEODORE Co [ ment "0f “Levi Z. Leiter, deceased. Charles | Wills for the Di Henr Grorer Howamd, i iafant. Cosil Job | the Probate Cour Arthr ‘Howard, an infant. (reviile Reginald | g 2 foward, an infant. Mary Trenc Curson, Cyn- | SHERLEY, F thin Hianche Moriey. formerle Curson. Alex- | andra’ Naldera Curzon, an Infant. Farl Caron Kedleston, guardian of Alexsndra Naldern Ciirzon, Mars Meta Campbeil, an infant. Co 2 infant, Audrey Nancs Camphe nd Thomax Leiter, an infant, canse ‘entered herein’ on or W5 under my ARTRUR nw. (Seal) ister of W Clerk of th _ ap26.my3. Given 1 1 rr 1o Columbia. Hol n bia has obtained the District of C on the estaate of det of Colu an infant, their_appearance to b before tie fortieth day. exclusive of Sundays and tegal he occnrring after the das of | The firat pobileation of this order: otherwis the cause Wil be proceeded with as in case | of default. Provided, a copy of this onder be | Tublished once a wéek for three snccessive Wecks in the Washinzton Law Reporter. and The Evening Star before said day. JENNINGS RAILEY, Justice. Seal. A true copy. Test: MORGAN H. BEACH. Clerk. By F. E CUN- | HAM, Awst. Clork. ___ apl9.28my3 Nt R. F. COGSWELL, Attorney. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia, Holding Probate Court —PEstate of Eila A. Norton, Deccased.—No. 31617, Ad- ministratien Docket 71.—-Application ing been made herein for probate of the last will and testament of enid deceased, dated Decem- | ber 3, 1920, and for letters testamentary on suid estate by Addie A. Oswald, executrix, it i% by the court AD, 1924, ordered that Ellen Harris, stia M E. Fisher, J. W. Fields, Charles , E. isher. Madie Fisher. Alena C. Walton Offuit. Harold Fisher, C. V Mary An Mathus, El ur C. Norton, incerned, . the 28th day clock am., 0 F atics should not ot notice hereof be publishe Taw Reporter” and wamed to exhibi eof, legal under my hand t HOWARD T Wilson, D. . (Seal) Register of Will X ALEXANDER IN THE extent, if any. of the oxtent, if a liability of each Lff and the det | as well a | ligations. | any, in that 1w Wednesday. p.m., at the States court Harry R appear in said of May. AD. show w be granted in the “\Washington Washington Star once in each of three sue. cessive weeks before the return day lberc! mentioned, the first publication to be not less than thirts days before said return day. WIL- LIAM HITZ, Justice. (Seal) Attest: JAME TANNER. Keglster of Wills for the District of Columbis. Clerk of the Probate Court ap19,26,m; FRANK STETSON, Attorney. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia, Holding Probate Court.—No. 30509, Administration.—This 35 to give notice that the subscriber, who was. by the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, granted letters testumentary on the estate of Thomas H. Ed- monds, deceased, has. with the approval of the Supreme Court of the District of Colum- bia, holding a Probate Court. appointed Mo: the 26th day of May, 1924, at 10 o'clock s the time, and said courtroom as the piace, for making payment and distribution from ' said_estate, under the court’s direction 1. when and where all creditors and titled to distributive shares or leg- ies, or the residue, or parts thereof, are noti- fied fo attend, in person or by agent or attorney | duls authorized, with their claims against the | estate properly vouched. Given under my hand this 24th day of April, 1924 NATION AL SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY. Ry FRANK STETSON, Attorney. (Seal) At test: JAMES TANNER, Register of Wills for the District of Columbia, Oierk of the Probate Court. 1017 GEORGE P. LEMM, Atforncy. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Holding _Probate 31704, that Administration. Dbia has obtained from the Probate Court of the District of Columbia letters of adminis- tration_on tbe estate of Samuel L. Hobbin. late of the District of Columbia, deceased. All persons having claims against the deceased | are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with | the vouchers thereof, lezally antheaticated, to the subscriber, on or lefore the Sth day of April, A.D. 1025: otherwise they muy by law | be excluded from ail benefit of said cstate. | Given under my hand igis Oth day of April, | 1924. CLARA §. ROBBI%, 3225 Hiatt pl. n.w (Seal). ~Attest: JAMES TANNER, egister of Wills for the District of Columbin. Clerk of the Probate Court. ap19,26,my3 HENRY S. HALL, Attorney. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia, Holding Probate —Court—No. | 31283, Administration.—This is to give botice | and th the bus hy APy o hou: and Joseph Kum Kaminsky." and thoreof. Columbia, _Ho havizg claims ag: thervof, legally seriber, on or be AD. 1825 cludod from all under its hand t THE WASHI of _the Probate ¢ ARTHUR P SUPREME Columbia, _ Hol the District of Ce on the estate of vouchers thereof, subscriber, on or By ANDREW | (Sean) Attest: of Wills for the of the_Probate A to world. "Boyd St M. 2%, FHRANK STETSON, Attorney. COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF 31724, Administration. —Thi the subscriber, of the District of Colum. ined from the Columbia et are bereby warned fo extibit CLAH DE Kavinex 31015, Administration.—Thix ix to t the subscriber, of the District of Colum of the persons they may by law be April, Clerk of the Probate Court. JEFFORDS & DUTTO! SUPREME COURT OF Holding Adiminintration. —This ia Criber. of haw obtained from the I'robate Court of | the' District of Columbia letters having _elaims © Register of W DSWORTH ¢ | STPREME COURT OF THE 31093, Administration o from on the estate « | are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with riber on o | be excluded from ail Attest: JAMES & LATIMER, HALL, Holding Probate istration. —This is to give motice becriber. of the Dist bis, has obtained from the Prol the' District of Columbi tion on the estate of Sarah W. the fourth paragraph | the District of Columbia. deceased. interest when paid | sons haviog claims mgainst the decea hercby warned to exhil 3 On motion of | be_excluded from SUPREME COURT OF 31656, Administration —This is to give notice | that the subseriber of the District of Colum- ing claims acainst the decessed on’ or before the A.D. 1925: otherwise they 3 cloded from all benefit of said exta FOLEY, 923 ‘Woodward building. . Clerk of the 1 CAYTON, Attorne. SUPREME trict of Columbia i Kaminsky and Joseph Kamiteky.—Kquity No. 42153 —This cause ditor to ascertain and report to the court the of the parties hereto in and to the partne and liabilities of the account of the partne determine the respective endants in and to the busi 1o determine proceed 1. audit all creditors of Magx Miller. appear and present tiieir claims with the proof (Signed) HERBE ARTHUR PETER, W. i, BADE: COURT 28800, Administration. —This is to give not thut the subecriber of the Dist on the estate of C. E District of Columbia, exhibit the same. with the vouch otherwise they may by law TER, W. COURT 30365, Administratios that ‘the subscriber of the I bia has obtained from the Probate Court of the District of Columbia, deceased. sons having claims aga hereby warned to exhibit the xame, with the A.D. 1925 otherwise they may by law be cx cluded from all benefit of sa under its hand this 14th z | THE WASHINGTON LOAN EDUCATIONAT. _ A Tearn shorthand sccurate and very rapid. orthand in 30 Days. system money can buy.” IN THE _SUPREME COURT OF 'PHE 1 trict of Columbis. —Holding o Bankrupiey Court.—In the matter of Henry D, Pruden, bankrupt.—lu Bankruptes is hereby given that the rupt has filed his petition prayiog for a dis- charge from ull Lis debts in bankrupte that ditors und est are required to ent osition, If any o e of sald court, on of June, 1924 erce in Bankrupt IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- trict of Columbin.—Holding u Bankruptey the matter of Harrs Berman, trad- | filady Sbop,” bankrupt.—in Bank To ors of Harry i, District Iding Probate Court. — No. s to give not robute Court of e of Lill of Columbl . claims ugainst the deceas the same, with rerwise they may by law m Al beuellt of said estate. hand this 24th day of April, SALES SMITIL Care & Trust Company. THEGDORE ~COGSW ELL. | of Wills for the District of of the Probate Court of In ing as * ruptes Bermnn of Colum the 20th Harry rupt, o April, A. duly feated bauk of hix_cred- Wilkins on, D. C.. . 1924, at 10:30 + said creditors ms. appolnt & and transact Qui 1 that I be held at 512 st boduy of M o'clock m.m., at which 1i may att their irustee. bankrupt such Other business as 1 fore said mectin i Fuforee in_Baukruptey. MOVING, 1F TROPOLITAN o o MEEHOUSE @; isls o e bee | FIREPROOF STORAGE FURNITURE AND AUTOMOBILES CAREFUL PACKERS AND SHIPPERS 50 FLORIDA AVE. N TEL. POT. 682 T OF ding DISTRICT OF Court. — No. ve notice 4 ‘from the Probate Court of “lumbia letters testamentary the estate of laac atrict of Columbls, aving claims agaipst erchy warned to exhibit the vouchers thereof lcgally au the subscriber on or before March, A.D. 1925; otherwise xeluded from’ all benefit en under my hand this 1924, C. T CLAYTON THEODORE COGSWELL. of Wills for the District of Probate AN TN forniture, book: 2 it + Attorneys. THYE Probate ministra- | IDE | her to b | voluntarily STEAMSHIPS. Dorothy Dix’s Letter Box Can a Girl Love Two Men at the Same Time? The Problem of the Stepmother With Four Children of Different Temperament—The Husband Who Is Always Underfoot. JDPAR MISS DIX: Can a girl be in love with two men at the same time? Does a person experiencg real love only once in a life? Can w person be infatuated with another person of the opposite sex and still not be in tove with him? AN INTERESTED READER Answer: We love different people for different qualities. Therefore girl may love one man because he is gentle, and tender, and chivalrous toward her, and she may love another man because he has the opposite aualities and belongs to the cave-man type. Or a girl might love the quiet dignity of one man, and adore the rollicking high spirits of another, but this is a sort of half love. The perfect love is that in which we find in one individual all that we crave to satisfy body and heart and soul. As to how many times an individual may love in a lifetime depends upon the person. There are those who never love but once because they give all they have to give, they empty out their heart's devotion on the one beloved one. And there are others who are off with the old love and on With the new as often as occasion demands. You see men and women who have married two and three times, and who seem to be equally devoted to each wife and husband. Generally speaking, the human heart is an inn in which there is always room for one more and the latest zuest scems t get the warmest welcome. Undoubtedly, we can be fascinated by those we do not love. and women have a physical attraction for us, whose principle toward life revolt us. Many me: and attitud: DOROTHY DIX. AR MISS DIX: Three vears ago I married a man with four childre: » two of them are alike in disposition, and, no matter what T say t: them for their own good, they laugh at me. It is a waste of time to tell their father, for he sides with them and tells me that T take everything too much to heart, and am worried too much over their disagreeable ways an hateful remarks. It seems my lot is one of the hardest ever put on woman's shoulders and I am about to give up. A DISAPPOINTED STEPMOTHER Answer: You are right, sister, a stepmother's lot is one of the hardes: in the world, and there is no other task so difficult and so thanklecs the one she has undertaken. She has to make all of the sacrifices of mother without getting a mother's compensating love. She is looked upon with wuspicion. and her best motives misunderstood by the childrer who will not take from her the correction that they would not dream. of e Sis e cwn e and generally the children's mothers pEOpIe. and eighbors inc the children to carry or e guerriila warfare with their stepmother. SIS S S useu lots ~ Besides all of this, the faults of childhood, horn God puts it takes a lot of love to enable any woman to endur. . and this the stepmother lacks. When a 4‘h“?lun in the heart of its mother a mysterious affection that enables T e deaf 1o the noise it makes, instead of having her nerves rasped y It; that enables her to sec an inventive mind in Httle Johnny's hreahiee up the parlor chaits to make & choo-choo train, and that makes it sweet 1. 3 0 8] ¢! e toiling for those V. B! y i enc knocks Instead of kisses and gratitude.” VoY F With impudence and g that of being a stepmother. 4 Crazy woman or a saint. A hard job One no except by Zac not But remember, ) undertook this vicarious mo o anc is upon you unless you o iorhost e to be undertake stepmother, that y the curse of curs treat the dead woman's children as kindly as s e of Towry & of Columb! against way, lat ATl deceased with OAAANAA RN AAA AN £ Who Moves You 3 [4 Is Just as Important as £ Where You Move ¢ Phone Maln €500—Our padded vans £ and cvnerienccd and careful tmen are at | g Sour ‘ser = — | & *Storage in ovr fireproot furniture ware- DRDON, u:ormy.“x house at_reasopable rates. “am: pistuer ov | € Merchants’ Transfer & e (ot s et | € Storage Co., 920-922 E Street N.W. of the District of Colum- | K the Probate Court of ‘ ‘Telephone Main 6909 M W e R R New Potomac L Storage : i | 1,000,000 Ft. Storage Space F | g claims against THE DISTRICT OF Court. — No. may by Iwnefit of said estate. hand this 16th das of April 3 CALLAWAY. 221 Attext: JAMES TAN- for the District of Probate Court > 3 of the iding olumbi trict | reof legally authenticated, to before the 17th day of otherwise they may by bLenefit of said cs hand_this 1 BRANT h day of April. 9 I5th st oF Private and commercial. ccellént service. Reason- able rates. Railroad siding to all railroads. Telephones North 1421, Alexandria letters of administra Kirby, late of 1 por the same. with the legally autheaticated, o the before the 22nd 'day of | — otherwise they may by law j & | benefit of <aid cxtatn. | nd this 22nd day of Aprii, | FI LLEN HUNTER, 05 Seward | N on- D C. (Seal) Attest:| 63537 New Yor WELL, Deputs Register of | GLEAN. DI strict of Columbia, Clerk of | Gl T, AUST & WILSON, At torneys. THE Probat ocal—Long Distance ) DERAL 16HT K Ave _ mys® FURNITURE | venient location. Wi hone Main | 48 i o DISTRICT OF iding Court.—No. from the Probate Court of olumbia jetters testamentary Herth late of ¢ mbia, All persons o hereby | the_vouch: : S, o Storage M | t the same, with Iy authent 709-711 Florida Ave. \.W. ~ortn 104 Storing in Separnte Rooms $1 MONTH AND UP Careful Men—Dapendable Service. Rensonable Rates WOVING—CRATING—STORING FREE FREE FREE | T Tor informarion. 10 495 "F Boma Eagle Transfer Co., Inc. st NW his_14th day care of April, 1925 ler. F tiest s for the District Prohate Court. WOLF and COURT Mayer being referred to the au | £ the interest of each and all uy, of their obligations: the | ing GO.t%.fle ip busimess and to rights of the pla EXPERT PACKERS AND SHIPPERS LOCAL AND_LONG DISTANCE MOVING 14341442 U N, Tel. N. 8845 MOVING y\ STORAGE KRIEGS[>XPRESS PACKING Y SHIPPING 616 Eyo St. N.W. Mam sv. | their duties and ob eir_respective investments, iness, motice is hereby given with sa 1924, at s rooms at lock. the "United e and_pl Mayer Kaminsky trading as “Miller and | hers i | se, ik all L. DAY FIREPROOF LARGEST FAMILY MOVERS IN D.C. | LOCAL AnD LONG DisSTANCE CRATE AND PACK BY EXPERTS 1313 YOU STREET, N.W. PHONE NORTH 3343 torneys. OF THE DISTRICT or | idinz Probate Court.—No. | | Allpersons ainst the deceased are hereby authenticated, fore the fourth d: to beneift of said estate. his 14th day of April, 19: TON L0, AND TRUST Vice President v TRegister | | | | Court. torneys. OF THE DISTRICT OF iding Probate Court 3 —This is to give notice strict of Colum- ‘olumbis _letters testamentars Mary Bell Harrlson, lnte of All per- the deceased are tons displacement, “the largest ana must luxsrious ahioa te O amd Chile— ‘EBRO, April 24; ESSEQUIBO, May 23 legally authenticated, to the before the 7th day of April, PARKER, Viee President. JAMES TANNER. Register Diatrict of Columbia, Clerk Regular Montevideo and Brazilian ports to Europe by ROYAL MAIL and NELSON TINE Steamers, PACIFIC LINE ‘The Pacific Steam Navigation Co. Son, INc., Agents SarpErson & _36Broadway. New York __orlocsl agents | , : ‘ ‘ Wimplest . = 30 DAYS Boyd School. 1338 G t the subscriber of the District of Colum. | | bin has obtained: from the Probate Court of | the District of Columbia Jetters of admin MUSICAL INSTRUCTION. * Baltimore and Carolina Steamship Co. istration on the estate of Walter Lester Her- r7. late of the District of Columbia, deceased. | All persons having claims sgainst the de- ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, legally authenti: ‘cated. to the subscriber, on or before the 10th Raj Free ~lessons Send 1822 G st _aw. PIANO, SAXOPHONE, BANJO | Jaxz, Popular Music for (M“bo%‘l’(‘l’!l.h“y announces new winter schedule to Florida in 20 lessons. instruments here. | Christensen School | Baltimore to Miami re, including berth und meals, $45.00 each way day of April, 1925: otherwise they may by law ‘be excluded from all bemefit of ~said estate. Given under my hand this 10th day RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Next Sallings May 8 For Full Particulars Main 1278. Easy terms. i May 19 of April. RUFUS W. PEARSON Room 614, Depi. Justice. (Seal) ~ Attes JAMES TANNER, Register of Wills for the | District ‘of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court. *p10.26,my3 Wi 1620 So. South Carolina Ave. American and Buropean plans. Running water and baths. Apply JOSEPH P. STEPHENSON, e Bos Tin B B, o Asent Phooe Main 744.745. Circulars may be had st Star efice. Cafeteria. A, SMITH. would treat your own. There is no Press ¥ own. e is esent remedy for your situation Ves Yphgjurn quitter and leave it entirely. But if you do your m‘,?t' 1n\-"x')].. hildren, who are o unappreciative now, the day will come whe thos et rise and call jou blessed, nd your reward will be in having raised u worthy men and women out of those w @ mother: i have been wastrels. [ me et e e T have been married twelve vears, 3 years, and T My husband insists on coming ho st m hot meal. Wherever T hly me 50 much that he EAR MISS DIX: body and soul. to cook him a big, says that ne loves am a slave, “home to lunch, and T hav £0 he insists on going also. e Eios _ is not contented w belng able to get Tid of him. even for a minute of an ey mencs 1o any chance to do anything 1 want to d T has x:r';l On My nerves s that I almost hate him, ¥ am 80 fed y “LYI 1 d married life mean this slavery? 1 ask ou to tell m R A MARRIEL WOMAN. rA:(svzor'] 1 hope some of the wives wh usbands' wanting an evening W Mrs. Married Woman, and reatize jhar Tour tase 12l fead vour fetter, For there is nothing harder to endure than Ton aian theira and there is no woman who has v undece,much husband. want to kick him out of the way e secret of Taamoot Who doesn'i keeping In love is to take each other's soclety in broler gy 4nd Wives 10 are forever cowiplaining abou Yours is a case where drastic meas to stage a rcbellion. Remind sour m the man who goes to work at & 5 in the afternoon. And if he w an exarsome back unti hat and go out and leave him, Y e, DUt on_you DOROTHY DIX. __ STEAMSHIPS HOTELS HOTEL LOGAN 13th St. at lowa Circle N.W. Lowest Fi e First-c] ures are needed, n that the accepte the morning and d n't leave you of and you will have d ideal husband i THE CITY OF BUENOS ATRi Republic) s contemplating 11, mechanical rolling equipment to its street cleaning department Yo watering the streets and carrsing be disposed of. For partioy Argentine Embasey, shington, D. C, SEALED PROFOSALS WILL, & a office of the Commisei houses, ‘Washington, Do o s o (oF pm.. on May 15, 1924, and’ then opened. 7 furnishing, for a fixed sum, (he. materials labor of all kinds necessary, except nc sts in the epecifications, for ‘the romstriit equipment. completion, and delivers dependent” side” wheel, - steam i burning, lighthouse tender WILLOY in the Stissisaipp! Fitcr, 0 an wnithorized rescntative of Buréau of Lighth : St Louis, Mo. Alternant proposats for. d livery at 'New Orleans, La.' Biank proposs and particularn may he obtained by a0d; iog the Commissianer of Lighthontes, W imston, D. G or the Supt” of Lighthoy Ponis, be used b Str. Chas. Macalester : i Bt diem Sailing 10 a. m., 2:30 p. m. 1 Round Trip, 85c; Admis- sion to Grounds, 25c; Total, $1.10. AUSTBALIA The Well Equipped Roral Mail Steamers “NIAGARA'' (20,000 tons)...June 4 July 30 “MAKURA™ (13,500 tons)...July 2 Aug. 27 Sails from Vancouver, B5. C. For fares, etc.. apply Can. Pac. Nailway, 1419 = New York ave.. Washington, or the Oana- Qian Australasian_Line, Winch Building, 741 Husting st.. W.. Vancouser, B. C. STEAMSHIPS. SAILINGS To EUROPE Anchor Line, 517 14th St. N.W., Wash. | Hamburg.American Line (See United American Lines) Lloyd-Sabaudo, Int. Exc. Bank, Gen. Agts., 5th & H Sts. N.W., Wash., D. C. .. New York to Naples and CONTE VERDE 31 July CONTE ROSSO June 28 Aug. Navigazione Generale Italiana 1 State St. New York to Naples and COLOMBO May 24 July 1 Auz DUILIQ ~June 17 July 19 Aux GUILIO CESARE July 8 Aug. 16 Sept North German: Lioyd, 32 Broadway, N.- New York-Plymouth-Cherbos Breme COLUMBUS (new). - May 10 June 1 du STUTTGART (uew) May 15 June 18 Ju's MUENCHEN (new) May 31 July 5 Aus ew York-Plymouth-Bremen. ‘One cluss <1 ORCK May 6 June 10 July *BREMEN ~May 22 June June 3 July IA (new)tMay 10 June ....May 17 June 21 July CALIFOR 8 July 26 TUSCANTA 2 SCOLUMBIA $From Boston M n Pacific, 1419 N. Y. Ave., Wash erbourg. ' Southampton, Hamburg June 4 July ay 24 June 2 Sonthampton, Antwerp 14 Jue 11 July May 28 June 25 July Liverpool ~May 9 Jone 6 July June 13 July May 28 June 2 ONTROSEA MONTCLARE *MONTROYAL May 30 Juoe MONTREAL ... [ May 31 To Belfast and Glasgow SMARLOCH May 9 June 7 July 5 June 12 July y 22 June 19 July ay 29 June 26 July Cunard Line, 517 14th St. N.W., Was! N erbourg_and Southampton 7 May 28 June 18 BERENGARIA “May 14 Junie 4 June 25 SMAVRETANIX 12 cdune 11 July 2 July 30 N. Y. to Cobh’(Quecnstown), Liverpoo $CAMERONIA (new) May 10 SCYTHIA (new) ...May 24 June 19 Juiy i§ FRANCONIA (new) May 31 5 Auk. uE. 22 Auz. W Nept l'Pkl-'lfllHi'\'ld!n BERGENGSFIORD . Juie Royal Mail, . to 2 Nomiy 10, Cherbourg ARAGUAYX Denmark Germ 20 Junc 23 Ju une G July "8 Aug 11 26 Broadway, N. Y. Southampton-Hambucs May 17 dune 21 duiy = Moy 24 (eabin to 5 « Juse 7 July 1 July fast-Greeno —oooooMay 31 July 5 Aue n-Am. Line,27 Wh'all St.,N. Germany SHELLIG OLAV . FREDERIK VIII . SUNITED_STATES..Ju SOSCAR 11 . = Ju Swedish-American Line,21 State St.,N.Y. o New York to Sweden, Norway, Denmark. | and, Germany and Baliic . DROTTNINGHOLM May 10 Sume 1 91 *STOCKHOLM May 29 July TNGRHOLM une Transatiantica ifaiiana, New York-Palermo GIUSEYTE VHRDI -3t DANTE ALIGHIERI . United American Lines| Joint servie With Hamburg American Line | N Cherbon FALBER’ RELIAN AQUITANTA LACONIA (new) ...June 7 Juiy 12 SCARMANIA ......July 3 .. $0mits Queenstown. Boston to Cobh (Queenstown). Liverpool SCYTHIA (new) ...May 25 Jutie 20 July 20 SAMARIA ~(new).”.June 10 July 5 Aug. 7 N.Y. to Plymouth-Cherbourg-London. SSAXONTA ......May 9 June 21 Aug.16 SLANCASTRIA (new) May 24 1July 3 Aug. 9 SALBANIA (new)...Mey 81 July 10 Aug. 28 $Omits Plymouth. calla at Southampton. Quicbee. Cabh (Queenstown). Liverpool SOARON 3 May 15 June 42 July 5 ay 20 Aug. 21 Sept. 18 Cherbour, London ay 17 June 21 July 26 Aug. 2 Aug. 16 fay 8 June 6 July 4 May 15 June 13 July 11 -May 22 June 20 July 18 1406 N.Y. Ave.,N.W.,Wash. Kk-Plymonti-Hayre-Parls. May 14 June 11 July 21 Aug § 20 July 8 Au ne 5 July 17 Montrea (new) 1 June 4 Ju SSATURNIA Frenth Lin New PARIS FRANC 29 B'way, N.Y s June : June 24 Ju “May 29 July ~Junie "3 July June, Y. to Hamburg—Dire RINGIA ... 3 UNT CIAY NEA o 10 June 1t 2 iMay 20 Jupe 23 LIA . < iidupe 7 July It 1419 G St. N.W.,Wash.,D.C. LV NS Cherbours and. Southampto: N. Y. to Plymouth, Cnerbonrg. Dremes WASHINGTO: urg, Brem: May 6 Ju 7 Ju SAMERICA ..o Ny 10 July 13 Avs PRES. ROOSEVELT May 17 June 12 July RE HARDING... May 28 June Jul *REPUBLIC ~tJune 3 gJuly 3 +A TOmits Plymoutis, calls at Quienstons 0mits Pl'm'th & Cl'b'rg, calla at Koo (08 BIN STEAMERS offic or Local Steamship Agents 0 " May 12 June 11 July 29 | ok NNAIS May 24 June 28 Aug. 19 Orleaas fo Havana, Vigo.Havie. TAGARA . June 8§ Sept. T aaes *DE LA SALLE . 7 Dec. T Holland-America Line, 24 State St., N.Y. N. Y. to Plym'th, Boulokne-Sur-Mer, Hott'rm ROTTERDAM May 3 June 7 July 12 VEENDAM (new)..May 17 June 21 July 26 NEW AMSTERDAM May 24 June 28 Aug. 2 VOLENDAM (new). -.June 14 July 19 RYNDAM . ...July 5 Aug. 9 - *ONE CLASS Further Information from Complsa 1* i [