Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1924, Page 31

LEGAL NOTICES ' VE D. C., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1924. EDUCATIONAL LEGAL NOTICES ! LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES. EWCATWML FIRST STONE BUILDINGS PEYTON GORDON, Un! States I:"“‘.“ corn Ty o el boltien of wine. | TCHARLES 1. WINDLE, Attorney; JANES A, OSHEA s=d JORN L. IN WORLD MAY BE FOUND Attorney. | liquor, 1 gal. stoe jug of ‘wine, 1 - | SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF ] Attorneys. " |t e I aosplumbla.—Holding _ Probate =~ Court No. | IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- I O ¢ . NE r 3 R DIS- | 3 2250, Adm — ve notice | 12 Y - B R GO i o Pt 2 :{:‘:l‘,’ ,‘5: B | e ubacriber of the Disteict of Columbia | - trict. of Columbia. Helen 1. Hansen vs. SCHOOL Two Royal Tomb Chapels of Third t = ibellant, vs. 1 4 5 has obtained from the Probate Court of the | Henry F. Hansen, otherwise known as nmyv Elementary, High School, Commercial, Ac- gl Statex off Am LT Al Dbl of wine, 1 25 gal BBL | Dittrict of Columbia, letters testamentary on (JA6K¢r. defendani, and Lonise M. Coune: American Line 1208 F St. N.W. | North German-Lloyd, 32 Broadway, N.Y. | countancy. ~Academic . Coleginte and " I Dynasty Discovered in it Suths wor, 9% To T i s St ciges °] | the estate of John Moon, late of the District | doftndant."oNo. 42005, Equity Doc. 90. The Joint Service R New York-Plymouth-Cherbourg-Bremen courses. “'Free to world war veteran Banyitan Sk wbont SrE ful o e, L #aijug [ Of Columbla, “deceaned. - All . persons baving [ SPICE of this wult in divorce a vinculs matrl: ite _Star Line § Washington, D. C| MUEXCHEN Sept 2 STUTTGART Oct. 11| educational ~ An' unusually strong faculty. Egypt. Rt e e o ire Abemt” (W% | claimn againat the deceased are hereby warnea | MMl On motion of the compl it it | N Flemonth lh'-rln = tHambarg | COLUMRUS (new)..Oct. 18 Nov. 15 Jan.' °3 REGISTER THIS WEEK. S 1 qt: battie part ol * 1 Tiirds Tull ot Tider™G 3ot ‘ottle ‘containing | to exhibic the same, with the vouchers thereof. | 450 A of September -r! that the .‘r.rrsrf,urmrl f8ept. 23iNov, 51Dec. 9| N 5. hreme Divect. dpe class o . | For Information, Addre y the Associated Preas. i abou * | Tabiespoontul of ‘corn luuor. 1y gal. jaf | EALlY uthenticatéd, to the xubseriher, on of | LlGEAN S TIeTy N e e Kept. 28 SRRENY 1818 Mass. Kve. W.W.. or Phone Frinklin 4898 | CAIRO, Fgypt, September 20.—Twn f 5 o rm Hauor, 1 gai®'jugof | before the T1th ‘of September. A 25; | s H ! g A 20, Dec. 2 ~-Nav. N royal tomb chapels of th 48 t A pint of corn Liguor, 1 gal. Jug of | before the 11th day of Sentember S0 (WO | cause their ap Yo be entered herein on | *MON -+ | Red Star Line, i208 F St. N.W., Wash. nasty, mn-v}l?xp = .f.”li,‘“‘,';’,,.“.’.t s, il ewe ke nearly full of ldet. | 2l “henent of said estate. Given under my | Of before leth day, exclusive of Sun- | tvia Cherbourg and Southampton. N Y., Piymouth, Cherboarg. Antwern 1 b 3 5 . 124. (. days and legal holida. occurring after the stone buildings k v wE ot - > hand this 11th day of September, 1924. CARO- | Gaye and 5 urring Atlantic Transport,1208 F St.N.W.,Wash. ZEELAND .. Sept. 25 Oct. 25 Nov: Ed ulldings known to the world, T e of B e L e 1y Yull | LINE B. MOON, 3432 Center af. n.w. Seal. day of the Ars¢ oulieationiof thlstocdney othes: New York to Cherbourg and London L ek 9 | are reported to have been discovered O ciner b Al aietesiie o piers Attest: JAMES TANNER, Register of Wills proceeded MINNETONKA (new) Oct. 4 Nov. 1 Nov. 20 near the famous pyramids of Sakkara, 3 st & he Dro. | €5 of default. Provided & copy of this order 3 4 i boities o xlass jug about haif full of cider, i . | for the District of Columbia. Clerk of the B0 | yo"hublisted once a week for three succossive | MINNEWASKA (new) Oct. 18 No - | Roval ‘Mau, - 126 Broadw 0 Announces Its Twenty-first year W labout 15 miles south of Cairo. Ceeil ait fluid. capp s ke about full of cider, 1 = : rt. .. weekx In the Waxhington Law Reporter and | Canadian Pacific, 905 15th st.,n.w.,Wash, | N, Y. to Cherbfl"uflwmmmw lamburg. “ 2 . Firth of the Egyptiz = corn lique AL [ about oue-third full of cider, 4 10-kal. HOWARD BOYD, Au.»rney. The Evening Star newspaper befor o Cherbourg. Southampton. Hamburg i O e b For Secretarial lvalr\mo:;xl « n,-fiff;“(‘»?. az;:f:»::‘r? g:.- Lotiles of 1. O o 12 | kezs part full of cider sal. bbl. of cider, s DDONS, Justice. A true cop; EMPRESS SCOT'D Se 19 i ot i ining” . s o . cal. cider. 1 Si-gal. BBL | IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- H. REACH. Clerk. By H. | EMPRESS FRA. 3 2 s g and Business Training jgfithe ‘most Amportant made byter. iskey 2 0 of Cider, 1 358l | “trict of Columbia.—Holding a Probate | B. BAUGH, Asst. Clerk. TOmits Hamburg. Wh i Information and literature cheologists in recent years, es- Gordon tin ; 17Ubl! part fall of cider. | Conrt. ~In re artate of Ellen I'. 0'Brien, de- 13,20, To' Cherbuurg, Southampton, Antwerp cAm b4 pecially in its bearing on the early sluss juzs part full of cider. 1 g8l | conned.—Probate No. 32127.—Application hav- | —¢ SMELITA .... Oct. 1 0ct. 29 ....... 3 % - ; upon request. oy arehitecture. Sare dall GF claees . DUL. [ fng heen made herein for probate of the laxt ; SMINNEDOBA ™" 0ee 15, Nov. 12 100l k Reai pon thauess i history of architecturt i zal, ool of cider, 1 Sigal, L il 3ad festament of said decessed. and for | copppny covRT OF TIE DISTRICT OF To Liserpool s eeeee. Sepl. 27 Bee. 9 egistrations now being Built in a style differing in almost 1 heg containing about § gl cider, | Jetters testamentary on said estate, by Pat | SUTRESE CQUET OF WILE 1 o SMONTCALM ......8ept. 26 Oct. 24 Nov. 21| O 1111110.20¢t. 9 Nov. 2 1o e t : every respect from what is known as gl b et A ke woout | ek '3, "Walthe, A6 o oeersa thie 20th day |, SOUIBAG Holding | KrobateCourt S | SMONTHONE (11170 8 Oci 1 Nov. 28 5 - Ooe aee L L0 e AL O Egyptian architecture, the chapels are L e e T ias [R5 [lof Aupuet ST 1024 e Mary (ke IAUDSIE, [ iati i iaiicribar o0 ithe Dlateic oty Colnm: | SUONTOLARBE oo o oo Ot H0INOY 910 i LY. date, September 22. thought by the archeologists, who Wbl “contatuing whout 2 gal. of ¢ider. 1| War 3. 0'Connor and. Margaret F. Halton, | hia has obained from the Probate <nw:‘r'";,r ONTEATAL e < New York to Sweden, Norway, Telephones Main 3430-7654 have been digging on the site for two 1 lass juz about third full of cider, | and all others concerned appear in said court | o 15, WE(HICH BF COREIEA. Setters, of 4t To Delfast and G Finland. Germany and Raltie Sta - months, to have been the burial places S boities of bruwy, extract, 2 Lgal | on'Friday, Tae T7th day of October, AD. 1024 | SR T 0L %, 00 (0" SROL ~.\‘=u\u‘n\l'("” - STOCKHOLM '......Sept. 23 Oct. 28 Dee. 2 721 Thirteenth Street of princesses or queens of the third Rlass Juzs of squor, 2 1.zal. glass Jugs ten o' o, to show cause why suc t . s *MONTLAURIER . 5 R . g 0 = : 5 - i rawy, Tl Wik S0 aBout twor | Apiiac on hould mot be. gransed. et natice | ALl perse : MONTUEAL - et Nov. 8| _DROTTNINGHOLM " l0et. 11 Nov_8 Dec 10 Wanhington dynasty. Fragments of gravestones Tas Tl of peach brandy. i Fal. giass JUE | Norenr e puniisned i the- Washinzton Law | are lie oxt Oct. 16 Nov. 13 | Transatiantica Italiana, 5 State St., N.Y. of royal princesses are said to have Bl full of peach brandy, 1 gal. KIass | Reporter and The Evening Star ona in each liescolislag AR DNov. 38 ..., oNew York-Palermo-Geaoa-Naples F been found nearby. fourtiv full peach brandy, 1734 | of three successive ‘weeks before the retnurn i otherwise they may by | French Llne 1406 N.Y. Ave.,N.W.,Wash, | DANTE ALIGHIERL ... Oct 4 Dee. 5 Civil Service prepurato The facades of the chapels are deco- ) mush, 1 smal bttle of dax herein mentioned.” the frst publication to N k1) 0: Uhl'l :mAl 3 ‘n}'"my_’-' . Oct. 21. or evening; rates, $10 to monthly: no ad-| rated with fluted columns with leaf gal. copper stills, 1 e not less than thirty dass before said retur e Lhid ‘ - nitel merican Lines & B DREGRE F e e uted co s eaf oling box with coiis, cop- | dav.” P T SIDDONS. Juctier. Seal | A trve | G050 dor s b 7;'1'-?“ t das of August. | LAFATE rn o Sept. ; Joint Bervice With l 38-30 BT | hiun astruction. Clarsen now Tomming. efs. | form capitals. The side walls have Iengtls, ot /rPubber licopr. UAttest e oy Lezinter of A i © "17 | Hamburg- American Line | e required from all students. Admission by writ- | the earliest known form of papyrus of cliler. L suiall tron wate, ,\}"v‘lb‘.‘rh;r"vfllm' :y:";m.: of Aulumh\l.\”“ Tlerk of York-Havre-Paris. oY poherbours-Souihampton Hamborg ten application only capital and column. S Sal. vanw of = - 806.13.20 RBAU . <0ct. 74 Nov. 11 Dec. 20/ RENOUDTE - e O et 2 WASHINGTON SCHOOL The excavators expect the site will ane of vorn ligu - gal MILLAN & SMITH, Attorneyx. Attorney. (new) Oct. 7 Nov. 4 Dec. NCE “0et. 14 Nov. 15 FOR SECRETARIES be completely cleared during the Comer” cane “TDistrict | SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Barrister Bullding. 3 ; T S UTRCHIAND .7 Oct. 18 Nov. 27 Jan” 8 Winter. « proceed Columh oldi obate Court ew York Vign (Spain) Rordeans. CLEVELAND .....Oct. 25 Dec. 4 Jan. 15 [211 Transportation Ridg, Lo o wroctd || iCotambla —Holding | Bromate cour IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS-| sLA HOURDONNATS .:‘. ‘ Y. 1o Hamburg—Direet i S e e ot it (it e e D O SO ol e Tt St oA | OO o e Do 2| RRNEIRT T N 4 i e ey ODDIRELLOWS REJECT led in ti i rom the Trotate Cort of the District of Co- | plaintifis, va'A. G. Newton, unknown heirs, | SNIAGARA ceev.-.Oct. 14 Dec. 14 A : L. 40ct. 11 5= it . | lnmbia, letters testamentars on the estate of | devisces wnd alienees of William Prate. de'| pE LA SALLE.. Nov. 14 Jan. 14 A or seeeo.. Dee. 18 5 hea ate of he District of Co- | ed. defendants. —Order ol Publication "of Columbia. B I e wn ‘.'ni,'w-'»mm Olaime | The object of this suit s to establigh title by | Hamburg-American Line u. s Lines, 1419 G St. N.W.,Wash.,D.C. THE SWAVELY JUNIOR ORPIVER RITUAL | Provided. to wit, the | exhibt the e e vehere thereof. | West balf of original lot five (3) in square | HOlland-America Line, 24 State St., N. LEVIATHA! K»m 27 Oct. 18 Nov. 8|43 Action of Sovermgn Grand Lodge Winstant, Aifonsa Wil- | a1l beneft of said estat ven unde September. 1924, That the defendant W AMSTERDAM Oct. 11 Nov. A tee Delays Matter a Year. Ackerman, George | Lands this 4th day of September. 1971, FRAN. | A Newton. cause his appearance fo be en. ROTTERDAM s Oct. 5. HARDING ) 2 y- : R iGcorke e e RN, | tored herein on or before the fortieth day, ex. | RYNDAM .... S ov. 22 ... 1Omits Plymouth, call at Cobh (Queens. ' 1. Courses for admission to /|| By the Associated Toem On motid | e rihera an ar | wven hundred and thirts-three (733) improved | N Y. to Plem’th. Ttan Snr-Mer, 1 U0 motion o 13 x'mmuy. cate ’"{'b'l;m_“w_fl‘ D 1 by premises 130 street southeast. On mo. VOLENDAM (new).Sept. 27 Nov. 1 Dec. Lol otherwise ther moe by lew be excludl from | Hon iofithe it in this 11th day of | VEENDAM (new) .Oct. 4 Nov Butter G SO R, eI DT, | titlve. ot Bxutuvsi s lega) Wolinkrar securs | ealian Lina (i 695 s e SR e AN s ot Willa ror ihe iistrict | rie after the dav of the first pabiication of | {18 " eI B0 Sden Agte. sth & 4 |White SiaF Line, 1208 F St. N.W., Wash. 2 A D et N colleges by certificate. 20—Organization of a juvenile branch et | New ¥ N MAJESTIC .. .....Sept, 27 Oct. 18 Nov. 8| the Independent Order of Odd < — wd. cause their apuearance to be entered _New York to Naples and Genoa e B4 Oet | FRANK STETSGN, Attorney. herein on or before the first rule day occurring | CONTE VERDE....8ept. 27 Nov. 1 Dec. 6] pi¢ MERIC . " 0ct. 11 Nov. LORIo T B g $ k month after the first pobiieation of this | CONTE ROSSO. 0ct 18 Peb. 7 Mar. 21 > ‘b (Queensiown) and Liverpooi l 17} ‘| Fellows, approved by the Sov. 12. Courses to pass college | Crand Todge, nolaing its 100th “irank | Dilla SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF ving been shown there | (talian Line (N. G. 1.) 1 State St. N. Y. I Rept. 27 Oct. 25 board examinations. |annual session here, received a set- Mre. Minnie umbia. - Holding = Probate Court tion of the tourt to shorten Nem T Ny S ] ADIRTIG e TN | x - Administration - Thix is to zive not of this order: other- | porrro £ 28 Oct. \LTIC Oet. 11 ok Ste that the <ibsetiber of the Distriet proceeded With as in OLU DL NC- S5 X BALTIC . o nax- e abtalnel fioes tha’ Deoha Brovidcn: o ceopr of Tthis| COLUMBO ...l 1100000 Nov. 4 Dee. ® 1C o11115000100 18 Nov. 15 Dec. 13 Sorrb l District of Columbia, letters testan once a_week for three s SONE CLASS CABIN STE/AMERS W Caley and o : & X Mar<hall and Howard A z o S I RET he Court rown, Annie Thompron, ving claime ax FT s al At b sion of the Sov. d Lodge, to Curfaln, Leo B. Curey | Berehy warned to exhibit ; 91‘;.‘;,)‘5'{,' AN hedtn] i yE e EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. . Under ideal conditions in " |be held in Portland, Ores, next vear W and Erline B 2 ! S EEEE z : t year, am i S Graves Zed day of | \LEXANDER WO 2| The Sovereign Grand Lodie voted i L LA Lt CAYTON, E i1 its new country home at ""’. to allow lodges in foreign countries back when the S gn Grand Lodge rejected the p: ed ritual for the juvenile order and sent it back to the committee. This, according to officials, means that no fui action on the 3. Courses to pass National the extate of (Ga! 7 | e Washington Law Ite Further Information from Companies’ Offices or Local Steamship Agents Academy examinations. matter can be taken until the next ses- i ' s ynan: rom enefit of awid csate Josepn N Graves. Mares Maynard ided from allberent of sld estatc f nassas, Va. to do their degree work in native o 2 i BB NATIONAL SAVI SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF o e Sovereign Grand Lodge session i YA T PSRN O e Marstall wnd Kalp ,” iy s Ricast of Joseph Dagne Ad ] | & v c h e | er of Wilis for the Di miniatration Docket No A ! : virtually will conclude the 5. twards, William J ' N Probate Con ng been made herein f probate of the last a8 . e A Erobele Gaurts /lagvesntmataiheisin for il ot ithe Jaky ° . Call Washington Office ess of the convention, which has ul Melne Swan, Charles Smith, | > — | Tetters testamentars on <aid extate, by Second n | ince da B i Virzinin Hicks, Joln Bus 3 GERTMAN, National Bank of Washington, . C.. it is Prizes for degree and parade work spineili, Dasis” Evan HOGAN, Attorneys. ortered i ae ot Seiember A 1020 |1 The Academie College Course (°Vg5e ourses are offered Cleveland 120 were announced last night. Lodges David Evass and William that Schurler Rridge, Willam E. Dague an in English, Mathematics, from Wilmington, Del, and Potts- Leles wnd DAvis | sepppMEe COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF | all others conc appenr in il courton ience, Modern Languages, Economics, Sociology, Philosophy and 0, e e o #2724 | town, Pa, drew the bulk of the Lyles and Davis | ™ Cyihiy Holding Probate Court.—No. | Mondas, the 27th day of October, A.D. 192 Education. The work done in these courses is accepted for credit awards g 2 BN, O e S| roewnner | | The Law Course 1 5 o0t S i s pecoear ACCUSED BANKER CAUGHT b S T S i o e e REEDOO. FINE oo v oo having « 5 inst the decessed are here : YDONK, Justice. | e (00 Cy an | Geo V. chell, a ritive S having iclaime aatnsiiicn decemmmdare iore: L SIRhONS ust The Accountancy Course ™'y U = 5 | George W."Mitchell. a fugitive from R e e TAMES TANNER ster of allied subjects when supplement Winne D. where, as president e ther iy utbaticatia i Cotumb _~rk"\( ed by the required practical experience prepare students for the land cashier of the First National mpstiexscting R C; BN I examinstions FELIX MAHONY, Director. Main 1760 | Bank, he is charged with defalcations e RAYMOND MEUDECKER. Atomes. | L pp o Hich School Course T high school course offered in Conn. Ave. and M St. amounting to $350,000, is under arrest | e migh dc! the Knights of Columbus Even- “Study Art with a Purpose” |here. { ing School covers the subjects usuall required for entrance to in session since Monday. tember, 1 m?l‘\}' :'1\:1\1;;i",(.‘¢':, REME COURT OF THE D) Mitchell led b A ember s H0HN ISR (010G REREMB (COUBLAOR aHE ShIST: H Mitchell was trailed by an Ameri- ter o Wills for the District of Colamhia ¢ {of W. Francis Dent, college. This course may be completed in four years of evening Day and Evening Classes can detective, who \\odn his friendship O/ UieTEmba e \Gaurt 0 e for ‘ni study. Children’s Saturday Class and lived with him at the village of HAMILTON & HAMIL . 1 will and testament of said 1 Th S h- C Gregg Shorthand, Touch Type- (4l | Interior Decoration, Costume Design, | Tanquian, in the state of Vera Cruz, STPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF P L BT Al e dtenographic Course (557. na Business English Textile Design, Color Commercial| where he was doing commercial busi- olumbia.—Holding Probate Court.—No par: AT D Wi are the principal subjects offered in this course. The work is so Drawing, Life, Sketch, Painting and | ness with the Mexican railways ATl tation ~ THIaTIn 1 Eive Hotis ‘appea: arranged that students may complete the course by attending |;| | Modeling Clasxes. Individual In-| After his arrest he was brought here Hutehine T e T A D ot ; & it aaroriO ass on Monday, Wednesday and Friday night wtruction. and interned in the American con- clisman, Abe Ginsbere and | the Thstrict of Calumbin, letters testamentary e mid ot be English. Spelling, Penmanship and Open Daily for Information sulate. The trip from Tanq TE and Hanry Golbers: | o ke are ot By Ie(lery teptmontert - 5E The Elementary Course /i o the masie sumienta i s Ml iy S o b o et IR Ratres || Siathe ADIEEch ofi Columbln, decenel (AT | e i n this course, which has been planned to meet the needs of students Seh. ns October 1st. days, and the prisoner was Henry 1. Levine, Morris Liptin, reby warne e i iiogiposcl i Fks before the return day hel ,» have not completed the work of the elementary school Pl 3 YR CO GE | his ar 1. - warn, hinit the N C Athanas and Thelma Athmnas. Abra’ | vonchers thereof. Iogally authenticated, to the | mentioned. the first pul 2t A W, ANS Veterans presntig honorable |1l | The UNIVERSITY PREPARATORY SCHIOOL R —— N renir. dash B, e | L g O R § ki, ren FREE TO WAR VETERANS joows, riwoe loeeve | “SRCOR T2 & B ONW. PR oM R. RB. Owners Name President. ket s . 11 ten A1 1025 arlerwise they max by Taw | WENDELL 17 RTATEORD, J o be Worll War receive ‘free scholarships. Other students 2" moderate ADOLPH RICHARDS. M. A M. §.. Prin ank unknown. apa Xelndnd from all Tenent of <atd ratare. | Atrest: JAMES TANNE e 1 MENT WEEK | NEW YORK, September 20 e o the F0th es ar FEh R LR SR e : YE N The Knights of Columbus Evening School Is open [ | 1ishrr b "p“'”h- ioein on the G0th day of | temim RN RS COMPANT | Tratate Conrt S " {ehts of Columbus Evening School 1s lishment on a permanent basis of the Attest: JAMES TANNER. Register of Wills | 1 ; qual fication for entrance. ed through a temporary committce [forathe Distsict ‘ot Columbla. ‘Clelt of the |1y gum SUPREME COURT OF THE DI | THE FACUL' The Knights of Columbus Evenine School has an ¥ rth w shln t last June, was com 1 with the elec Al Pre trict of Columbla.Martin S Fealy uenally weli-equipped corps of instructors. i gas oo e oo 5 A A Tada A “Feals. plaintiff, ve. nown_ heirs. For further information address n of J Sha as presiden Rporter 3 Attorneyn cs. and devisees of S Wosht, THE REGISTRAR—THE ENIGHTS OF COLUMBUS EVENING SCHOOL, 1314 . Headquarters be established in WENDELL { Westcott. Robert g MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE NORTHWEST emlnary W .nhr-l.lrn in charge of Secretary S BEDEL Sy o & Wrige, o ; : opxins N o On G A REME COTRT OF TNE DISTRICT OF : abject of thix Smi te o extab ] Classes Begin Monday, September 29, 1924 == Clerk 20 |3 Administration.—This is to give natice rd by o ot piaint | i rame S he ‘subscribers of the State of New Tork | fitle b, adyere possewin o e TP | = A Boarding School for Girls || ___ EDUCATIONAL. and the ‘State of Marviand, have abtained | Kiown as ‘CThe east sitiven reot Coucies | Columbia Business School, S con 3 - from the Probate Court of the Dixtrict of Co- | (Ches [OF 5.0, b T ‘the bl e et ot [ ¥ s e ety Two_years' Junior College, Col. | Riggs Bank Building, e | that bscriber of 5 ia, deceased. ‘All persons having claims iver, AD 19 that the de lege Preparatory and Academic, || 14th and Park Road . Bubse {, Colnm. | against the deceased are hereby warned to e e Bt A skoigwss o e i p e et 5 3 5 Dinit the same. with the vomehers thereof, | fooarnty o 3 respectively, of scetal 2eience FOUSEhold |1 Sporthand. typewriting, ' bookkeeping. busi Sithesl p . i Tatc) (ot the ally authentic 'fl»'vn\_v:x: mibecribery. on e " Westvort, Science, Music, Art, Expression. ,nNr Foglish aud office training. Day and 1 1 ceased 1 person: of September. A.D. % ert arnard and 8§ righ | evening xessions. o fopared. Al s, rwine they may by law he exciuded from | oA eatered herel Chartered by Act of Congress, -— e " i i e A benefit of said estate. Given nunder onr | nofare’ the first rule das oc Two Buildings, Extensive Grounds HALL-NOYES SCHOOL by warned fo exhibit the same. with the = AL : ona Bands this ath day of September. 1924 THEO. | _“exclusive of Sundays and leg Coeducati I Outdoor Sports, Physical Training Reopens Sept. 22, 9 AM. to 7 P.M. 3 '5‘»‘::« rouchers thereof. oralls anthent; <’*;'\“fl").:fi;)" VEED, ¥, New York, | areins After the das of the APt | 4 brand; y s i deriotiBes i Law School. 3640 16th St., Opposite Spring Place Co-Educational School Year Begins October First || Graded, High and Civil Service Prep. . 3 nefle of said etate. | LG or or Willa' for the : S o ot thin order be published | Member of Association of American Law Schools. "HARRY T, DOME 13th st siiveek for thres Sfccbanly s O Ny | Approved courses for employed students, 5:10 and 6:55 p.m. Attest w{»\‘v'fi\m!i\\; Mwu;::;: Attorney. | G ewspaper before said day. W Complete forenoon courses for full-time students, 9 a.m—I12. e teCanet 3 e = o FTAARET Toerce " Seals At tong Secretary, Law Building, 1435 K Street. Telephone Main 6503. = 31823, Admnistration.—This i to give notice P A At Department of Arts and Sciences. ASS'N COLLEGE e e e s School of Graduate Studies, Columbian College. e e than s OFFICIAL NOTICES. School of Engineering and Teachers' College. SCHOOL OF LAW ,_Z‘,"“.’:fi the District of Columbia. deceased. Al por H. WILLIAMS, OWNER OF LOT! Full day and late afternoon courses. Three year courses leading to LL.B. of peach | tember. A1 1925 atherwise they may by law Brooklyn, f publi T B L B Coursex | ‘Allo Private Instructions for Adults 1 Late Afternoon and Night. | i | | 221 E St. N.W. Phone M. 3877 Short Intensive e P Yot el G0 et S B0 %, oot BNt by | For information apply to the Registrar, 2043 G Streer. Tele- | | Ry gmguom ||| Business Courses Touchers _thereof, ~legally authenticated. to | in violation of law consiating of maintaining | phone West 1649, Law-Acoountancy course. Secretatial Buookicceping SRR ol bR Y B | L et e, St I || Medical School. : ! i MEN AND WOMEN o] el Elnes h f ! L. Gertrude Schali B | et doaen R T | S oo s 5 four o ot or information apply to the Dean, 1335 H Street. Main 7875 School Opens Monday, Sept. 29th Civil Service lass jars of liquor, 3 5-& s | Y Ry, Eleavor G Maughiin, T | tember, 102 A MUR. | inches in hel is condition should be : oL com L gl Tl R U T THE” FanniaTRay | JAMES TANNER, Register of Wiils for the | 1024, Upon your failure fo do so. the work For information apply to the Dean, 808 Eye Street. Telephone i WipniE e ot B Eacd o Bt 18 el et 3| S R N R RS Ry ) i otk Bt o S S0 | TR B T, B0 by o R | g EMERSON INSTITUTE | Lo bod it e liquor, i3 ca 2 M. Keys and Do E. Shreve and ali 20 | thereof. with the cost of this ad: gal. jar of colored Ligy i the 130 day of October, A.D. 1924, at g 4 PRIVATE LESSONS 1N MATHEMATICS, | IS YOUR ROY DISINTERESTED IN His | Fr. 4463. 1740 P St. N.W. Tiquor, 1 sau 3 10 0clock a.m., to &how cause why such appli- REME COTRT OF THE DISTRICT OF sciences. languages; twenty years' experience: L [ il Fall Semes! : = liquor, 21 5 an 1. bottle | earfon xhould ‘mot b granted. - Let notice | o terrain Chrtas T promte SameT 0 §1. $1.30. ALBEIRT JONAS, 1408 Hopkiny at. atistection® gubrantecd; "Address | Day and Eve ool Hen s i ot micotor, et o it uiconol ot e bl o b S ashiniton L | g2t Riminiatration,—Thin is to sive et B near 20th and T B mE, e e 24 EUROE SSRY fser 04 BT Secretaries and Accountants EEpEatottic 2 o s and The Evening Star once in each | that the subscriber of the District of Colum COLUMBIA KINDERGARTEN Tu o Evening School. Women, eet i Fotttes 07 s atl s Herein ‘mentioned. the G publication 1 | Tis 4% “hATEEd frim the Frobate REOPENS OCTORER 3¢, 1924, g'-":x“:'fifi"?;:fin ml'u'h;':"“"}:"?“'"r”'q’%‘: Prepares for “oilegn: yaiversity = s T ity dye Entore Raid poturd | Bomoetof oLty eliels o Mdministr; BROANS IARTE A My |t e 1 & E 2 o oo & S (8013 “iasies TANNER, Register of Witls | O the District of Columbis, A Delightful Saii to Historic Address, The Westmoreland. SREDIRED MUSICAL INSTRUCTION. persons leving claims against 3| Bl o Comvie gt 1 e R vt e i ot 20 | MOUNT VERNON Boarding and Day NATIONAL = | PIANO, SAXOPHONE, BANJO moodets 5 I e WILLIAM SABINE, Attorney. to the subscriber, on’ or before the 9th All-the-Way-by-Water-Route Good Positions Rag, Jazs. Poyular Music In 20 lessons. . i o SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRIC law be excluded trom ail benedt of said eatste. || Steamer Chas. Macalester School for Girls ERS Await Graduates B2 0T TT i i e e o g sl et (Tosenn) V. Wese, deceared. - No. | gust, 1924 JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD. || Sailing 10 a.m., 2:30 p.m. Bound trip, 85e. | CEOREE Sl = sicoho - o Dt £ roth- st o Washiagton, D, . adminsfon to Grounds’ . Total, §1.10. 3017 O Street LAW SCHOOL A short intensive course inl|| CEORGE DIXON THOMPSON o% Mavor. on | leen made hereln for letiers of ad- | Attest: JAMES TANNER, Regis Care of Sisters of the Epiphany A short intensive S Pianist—T. h i 1 1| minixtration on said estate, by William Sa- | for the District of Columbia, Clerk of the (Episcopal Church) (Established in 1869) shorthand, typewriting, book- 1anmist—1Ieacher e Ao ins bt B | e, 018 ordered fhis T 4aY of Sentemher. | Proate_Court o120 ifty-si ; " i ivil service will never Concerts—Recitals Ll | AD 19247 that Theresia noveva WILLIAM H, BOYD, Attorney. us I RAL'A Jckpione West 4% 17008 Theee-yesr course berErened moderat S T T TAMS ] | eaTanae TRt ber 1, 1924, Three-year courses be regretted; moderate rates; H 5 ; Soeak. cans of i b et | an Mondav. e 2001 day) of October, S e T rrovete et 2r | “HONOLULU. NEW zeaLaND || Washington College of Law Ieading o mndetmradets O R e A, e e JEROME WILLIAMS St s of coloring 3 al. slass | snch application siould not he eranted it s T et ke The Well Equipped Royal Mail Steamers G EDUCATIONAL Postgraduate courses leading o e of #in and worn lauor, 3 1;-gal. jars part | notice hereof he publithed In the Washing- | that the subscriber of the District of Colum | «aARyRA" (13.500 tons)...Oct. 22 Dec. 17 28th Year Begins Sept. 24th, at £ 0 . Pianist-Composer H} ot Fare or, 17t bottie e Tianor, | on T Keporier and The Evenine Siar once | 02 B el or commbia. detters o admints | “NIAGARA® (30,000 tons): Nov. 19 Jan. 14 P Ve to LL. M., D.C.L.and M.P.L. Wood’s Commercial School, ||| A Tt e D A S w; T 0ay Tlertin metioned, the foat pubiica: | (AL 5 Mt | por tacesote. oty Can, Fac, tailway, 905 Tuition, $100 per annum College of Finance and 311 East Capitol. [StediodiEE u EEAnkinieody Lt ity 2t |t day F L. SIDDONS, Tustice. Seal, | All persons having claims | e Ve, “Wineh Butiding, 141 Has || sessions 515 to 7 siness Administration F favort 10 L bt ot ozma s U e FAS R oot Wit | a7 Berbe wavme To, CxnE e e, with | atian, Line, Winch ulioing, 1 Hasting ot || Seest 210 00T Woing 1o 1rn Bu S anur ot 8 Ha aTnine abaut i3k nil District of Columbia. Clerk of the | 'he vouchers thereof, legally authenticated, to Four-year course leading to LLM. Four-year courses leading to 5 ning abou | . the subscriber, on_<r before the Sth day of ouz S corn liquor, 165 bottles of beer, 4 at. jare of Lo T | September. A D). 1025 otherwise they may by R Eillcoishe tn Pateat Taws B. S. degree and a shorter ANTIC CITY. N. J. corn Tiquor. 1 at. $ar part” full of c ZMAN & WIENER, Attorneys. |law be excluded from all beneft of said tutional La d International Laj course to the B. C. S. degree. abo x“.”' fali Sl it dor, °1 | SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF | of feptember 1924, Hrnu R. \‘l.‘\|ll1‘l.\'. 111 3 1315 K St. N.W. Franklin 4585 For logs Address ctary Always open: always reads: terms moderaate orn liquor, 1 qt. Juz pred_liquor, hia ding Probate Court Rock Creek Chure nw. " Seal Attest: ¢ - bt A 2l T | bl B SR | 818820 13th Street N-W. ||| A" Resident and Day Schoof | il ERETE, of alcohol Gzl ean part full of aleohol. | vt SO0 LT the Distrie ‘olum | Dis Coln ) o At copper i T b gal ar abont (o | a1 WSCIRSrs of, the Dect, of Colum | Biseict of Colurila, Clerk of the vk Phone Main 6617 for Girls HO'];ELBOSCOBE = thirds full of colored Hquo gal. jars,of | the District of Columbia, letters testamentary MARTIN J. WALSH, Attorney. o Thirty-third year begins October first. Col- | Sertsmber rates for two—3$35 up. Free "ah rm Haquor. 1 at. ja liquor, on the estate of Samuei Konigsherg, lnte of G e | ing_tfrom rooms. ek ot cor Tior A1 Yaes of corn | 018 the_estate of Selrr ey lege Preparatory, Academic and Graduat fior. A6 black | (0 Taving claime, o decease il o= HOTEL BRA Tiauor. ontataing aboat | 2008, DAVIDE claims agaiist the deceased are ,."',,,",“:,,“‘“‘T;‘"',""_ o St. Margaret’s School for Girls | “Erceicionat avantages in_anl branches or | HFOTEL BEADDOCK BRADDOCK HEIGHTS. B eq tb the BOARDING AND l'lAY CHOOL | Music, Art, Expression and Domestic Science. | Md. Open until October 1 5 vottie abont hatt | VU MR 1ezatly authenticated, fo the | 32004, Administration.—This i to give notice 4 Voyage to Europe . . wine 4 liquor, 1 a-gal. | (HCOER K00 or hefore the 20th day of Au. | that the subscriber of the District of Colum- mverSIty Al Bt Dot == Sy orma Reasonanle Attention given to Athletics, both indoor 2115 California Street and_outdoor sports. Jar containing s Tiquor. T 10550 otnerwise they may bn inw | Dit has obtained from the Probate Court of is most attractive now imall L w6 ums. 1 xclnded from all benefit of said estate. | the District of Columbia, letters testamentary 1 o, Fall Term Opens ‘Children's Department commencing with first . MOVING PACKING & STORAGE October 1st I T | ™y . BEVERLEY R. MASON, ZLEAN, DEY STORAGE FoL FURNITORS R eute: fenk sanlana f o steel | G5 SXCNE tar hands this 29th of An. | O the estate of June Loftus, late of the Di FAIRMONT Principal. and pianos. Estimates cheerfully given. Con- tank steam 10 hp. w box con- | GIYER BOCT Ui FSIERG, trict of Columbia, deceased. ~All persons ha OWER rates, autumn activi- approxi_ | 1gen’ st. n.w.: DAV ;. ing claims against the deceased are hereby ties, fewer crowds aboard, Telephone North 3174. 1908 Florida Ave. Yenfent, location WESCHLER'S, 920 Pa. ave. ne IS YOUR CHILD s 2. School the Natural Sciences. Psychology. Resident and Day School i. ‘canw of | 1011, I warned to exhibit the same, with the vouch G N Rols 1l | wasd Bldg thereof, legally _ authenticated, to the sy | ¥ attract travelers to the de luze N N N N LEARNING TO THINK? N X . N True cducation must arouse interest The New School of Religious N for Girls ‘ Education N Opens October First N N 4 N N N N N N N N N Graduate courses in seventy subjects. School of Arts and Science Philosophy, _Fdueation. _Literature, mall quantity jer 1 13 ¢al 2 made herein for probate of the last will it gl {601, Nex about halt | and testament and codicil of said deceased, | GEORGE C. GERTMAN, Attorney. THURINGIA, WESTPHALIA-HANSA e B a4 o e L E e 0% hest Duiin amd” Nichotas W. Torsey: | SCPREMB OOURT OF THE DISTRICT oF | JJ and MOUNT Crav. Frequent sail- hottle of wine, 4 % pt. botfles of corn liquor, | the persons named by said decedent in his said "?;nn;"g;‘:‘ml‘{lln: %";?."'.:’ Court.—No. ings from New York to Ham. funnels, measuring cup and some corks, | last will and testament as executors thereof, l ‘the. III\)M'Y"F\‘unl_lhe mlr‘lntfl;!(‘::‘"& burg via Cherl rg and South- kex il of Siga "Bbi. | it Je ordered thiy 11th day of September, A-D: | thAt he subscriber of the Distriet of” Colum. bou 1 10 < Ulogal: | 14, that Bith It Hart, daughter of sdid | of" the District of Columbla. Tetion ot agoun ampton. ec of claer, i Fes" or'Ciner avoui | decedent of Cincinnati, State of Chio, and ail | of - hnl{ full -:! vider, 1 10-gal. kez of w . 3 | others concerned, appear in sald court on istration on the estate of Swan Lindroth, late ontaining 10 \ scriber.. on or before the 8th day of September, and awaken intelligence, as well LARGEST FAMILY The Pnglish Bible, Religlons Educ: COURSES— onald Whis: . e A0 T525; otherwise they may by law be o steamers RESOLUTE, RELIANCE, H0-al. bbls SORGE A. MADDOX, Attorney. |ciuded from all beneft of &4 etate. Given | ) ALpERr BALLIN and DEUTSCH- . LOCAL AND LONG as convey knowledge. LgCAL AnD Lo tion, Avplkfu f;;{(‘dzflloz ;M llell[lnu; Bdueat ethods and Frogram A g s Four-Year High Sehool Two-Year College i - under my hand tuls Sth day o COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF | 1001, MWARTIN 3 WALSH 819 New govers |1 LAND. Similar advantages pre- Religious Education. School of The Political Sciences Musde, Art, Expression Domestic Science, Business ding Probate Court—Estate | ave.” s.e. Seal. Attest: JAMES TANNER, eratio Jurisprodence 1-gal. jugs of e 3 1-8 £« abont. half | Monday, the 20th day of October, A.D. 1924, | of the District of Columbia, deceased.” All Costume Desigaing il of cider, of John Symmes Pollock, deceased.—No, 32126, | Register of Wills for the District of Colnmbia, jgallon S tholSpleTIAs oxo olsse Our progressive methods, our smal! Government il of wine. al ine, 1 5-gal, | at 10 o'clock n.m.. fo show cuuse why such | Dea nerens morer %, Afdinst the deceased Phone North 5842 2107 § St. N.W. classes, and our understanding teachers enable us to attain un- usual success in this direction. Storage Honashold Goods. 500 Eooms Tocal and ' Lon Gce. Movl A Country Day Sehool of the progressive, new EXPERT PACKERS & SHIPFE! education type, with small boarding depart- | Moderate Rates. Good Work., Free Estimates ment under ideal home conditions for chil. 14341442 U N.W. Tel. North 8845. S0 al. bbl. contain Aaministiation Do. Appiication Clerk ‘of the Probate Court. sels 3021 cabin steamers CLEVELAND, =" fereby ‘warned {0 eXRIBIE the same. wich Forclen Trade K% Soout. pai tuil of cider. bbl. of | application should not be granted. Let notice cl dren under _sixteen. Soasont coeis] S ol e dus ok sk Tote: | e Toat b published in " the - Washingron Lavw | the jouchers thercol. legally authenticated o oc Local Seam. Economica e e e Eember 21 MOVING A STORAGE of eider! a1, bin. “contafiing a few gal- | Leporter and The Eventug Star once in‘each | September, A.D. 1035, otherwiee thos ray O UN"'EDAMERIC\N UNES Offce, ¥ Strest N.W. ns of cider, 1 10-zai. ki ing about | of three successive weeks before the return | la ‘excinded W, niaAND TH ttond o v it 5441 ez 1 boer | ey herein mentioned. the Srst Doblication T | hiuia’e Gieh.gmder mhr and Tas 1500 o wfifi"m LIREH Phoas Main 3083 BOYD &4 30 DAYS ChevnyhueschoC;;untry ESS 15-gal. keg containing & few gallons o not less than thirty days before re- | of September, 1924. heer, 11581, Weg. of wine, 1 1ogal. keg | tarn day. . F. L. SIDDONS, Justice, Seal. | Wasn Toan’ & Tr. Buiic” ooy ERAMAN, HAM AMERICAN LINE Bchool of Political Sciences ;au,... e Lottar Writiag, y about half full of wine, 2 1-gal. giass jugs of | Attest: JAMES TANNER, Register of WIlls | JAMES TANNER, Register of Wills for the 1907 ¥ Street N.W. Bookk ‘attendance, Cleveland 1374 MING snlm.a “wine, 1 bottle of colored corn iiquor, 2 1.gal, | for the Distriet of Columbia, Clerk of the | District of Columbia.® Olerk of thr Ponbe [ “Pesitions for lM-M Y Voltles Balf fall of wine, 7 J-gal. bottles of ' Probate Court. 013,20, Court. e eclge | Director, Stanwood Cobb, Harvard 6lu.Lye St N.W, Main 2018 /LI I 1L/ 111 I L2 LI A1 1271