Evening Star Newspaper, November 21, 1925, Page 14

1+ . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D.. 0, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1925. LEGAL NOTICES. T | o o = Yflhmnfrnm the boys who called her = L LEGAL NoOTIC | LEGAL NOTICES i W] | “kid” and asked for a kiss as soon TOONEY & TOOMEY. Attorneys | PAUL K. JAMIESGN, Attornes = 1 t]"as they happened to be alone. His ; ,.. el S el R | difference from John'—that puzzied ’ irlet ot Coreniy oM By Dt U O T o saxan | > Gbmn P b ! her. For John wasn't like any of the —In 7o estate of Hirrit B Tercsa "G " Decoased —Probat it s 10" /] ! other boys or men, elther. He always SoAmisation 3 501 L 4 having 1 tiea that the e ot the wanted to talk architecture when she T s ey ¥ Itary | Conrpof th e wanted to dance. She guessed John | and_tor letters testamentary o st : 2 mentars on_the et o land Lrandon would be much alike if | by sue M 3 g | a SheDINCries g g ‘The Gracwus Glft Of Godn }".,2:2,3,"“ had the advantages of i""‘;'“ Glllcspie, A ] sticet, Tranumere! ;:""m\v:’r_"_ ‘j";“-':\ \1‘_‘{: 3 ’ ehy waine : “The advaptages of money! For 5 sald conrt o L the 2let duy of v, Connecticut, and all-others cun- | of Novemmer A Crane Making Short Work of By H. L. GATES | rons® 2 Passengers Suffering From | sivr." i 16 el la y e AL Tey. he | ot November A i She hurried back to hllv:\. HentiuD be granted "Lat “noties here Dunlishied d Docember, A-Ds 1025, 8% 10 | ext nand “thie o Opening ~ Silver Spring i e S e ™t ® 1 | ack of Food and Water. | Everin tiar' n of ey et | paiton Snd el B eratied, LIS | o Gahe ety Wik S Flrat. whe must do the obvious tioned. the fir be not e e T e before the | the District” of Columbia, Cle Structure to Traffic. (Continued from Yesters - o Ghelsance 10 the etiquette Planes in Search. iy nid rEER diy | E g e st o Couirt her hand and squeeze it, and of Sions where a new and strange JENNINGS BAILEY, Jusice | ; tion 10 be not 'less than (hirly davs be e R SYNOPSIS. “Some looks you've got on, Jo!" of |admiver confronted an old and estab- | Ister Of' Wil ‘for the Dictvict e o P it i ST Attoeh Joanna. alehop kirl of the modern Rind. | something eloquent, like that lish=d one unexpectedly. Girls were | % : Clerk 0t the Prohate Contt o b AR aeitiu® o Riits for the | SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF The deathtrap grade crossing at{parentiess. loved by John. a struzcling S | 1ok her hand from Brandon, who had | always setting into such muddles, and | By the Associated Press. ) CULL & CULL, Attorueys. of “Colunibia, Clerk of the Protate | Colimbia ——Holdig " Pro Court —xo Silver Spring, Md., Is being eliminated | o0t of gIghitrituic, bn summon ! held it so that her senseless fing rs i getting out of them. She tried to| HAVANA, Cuba, November 21—|gipup ooceta “iOn : , noz12 e that the o today with the opening to traffic of | fhe is e B! ttar [ vested on his, wnd went up to John. | persuade herself that this was all that | The Taitian su)umr Ville ndlo.-f’ ( ayes, fimbia. Holtine ey B. L. COLTON. Attorney. Columing liav the new $200,000 viaduct authorized | bank. inform: 1 | When she reached him she reali as hothermy John-—Jealousy so pro- | reported sunk in the Caribbean Sea, ) a Yis i 10 wive REME COURT OF THE DISTRI | el < once: u N sos- | that he kept his hands in his pocks found that it obscured the larger | has been found 17 miles east of Pilon ot the Dis u Holding Provate by the State of Maryland. ited t dollars. | that ha did not even go through the | cvents of the di | Bay by the American steamer Brazos e anae e ks istration Construction of ‘the new viadugct| &iers arone epuditions to the Wit N slight formality she mizii biv [ dtin’t know he was coming,!and taken to Pilon. The passengers on the 10y M. € o% nStates of Teni Jast six | £SO her'n hint a3 (0 the identity of he: un- [ pected in the presence of John,” she pleaded. “I didn't ask him,{ and crew were suifering from lack of Dictrict Tambin. deseased Yo obtained cineib & o o gnou faric e e Vi claims agninst the robate Cour S ‘of Col has been going on for the nown friend. Brandon. nepiew of Ecclew: | an arm thrown around her ,a hug and | T just met him today, at the bank, | water and food, but no casualties have | | S A Breratesfourtiol crestinteEict COMIER | months and by 3 o'clock this after- | ton and a dobonair man of the woill, M | a peck at the lips. Ile only looked at|and T didn’t want him. I wanted to | been reported. The engines of the Yourhers” thazent, Jegally ant foo € Day. aiso known s Helen H.Gar- | g GI0 noon the new structure {8 to be ready | fi inhonness to her tht he mtends to make | her brooding In his eye: be with you alone.” steamer were disabled Gn o Tetore the late of ‘the District ‘of Columbia. de. | fiandy "} A t 25 cest ). 1926 othecwise ¢ e persons having ainst | ROBERT to bear the welght of all traffic. glevotions to her. - Bewildorad by the “They have told you, haven't they John got onto his feet, looked down | Pilon Bay is about 75 miles west of | ii 10 At henag e | e A1l D havin inst | ROBERT i 3 John?" she breathed, plaintively. “I|into the troubled eyes, and pushed | Santlago de Cuba. The Ville Des 1 b hand “this Gth ‘day . 2 the vouchers thereof. o The placing of the structure into faer day wanted to explain it all to you, first. | pus t over tol Cayes left Aux Cayes, Hajt, last Sat- o | o an the Rpecriers o position is regarded by the uninitiated | Elorious future lics “ahen i i Isn't it wonderful?” L table and ed up lmni(, rum;\h’_d;: Eap iU ae 1-“"“’" s houa n ot T ;v-v”\u(hc’rm»;}l’)u;» ey 4 trom | ft a moment, : then dropped it | for Cu » work In sugar mills. 1 1 C 11, Clart | @1 benefit G wiid estate der OUF | PEYTON GORDON, U. S, Atty.: REBEK ; . = actions one||ommibares on his breast—the trick that always {sharply. He s ound and faced | Two seamen of the steamer and ¢ . o141 ands thig 17th - day of 2 SRR S. GREATHOUSE, At €0 st At e Mo PG e L R T T Lurned John's thoughts, whatever they | tie irl who was watching him, her | chief engineer had been picked up by £ SON Attornes. L EVASS, Jo A5 % 1101 on ,”(»,),'- ”flm‘:\‘::‘wn'—xmi- though he v i were, into fondness. It was a slim breasts rising and falling slowly: | the ghish steamer Wanderer and . nr < o e T TR s e tréste; and | ynen GAf 1 taahloned e e e Well. Jo! Give me the straight | taken to Aux Cas Ln .- fre e ; RS o reat crame was run into place and | could mever practice it with any one|©0f it he demanded. quietly. “Mrs.|the engineer sent a messiz L y .| Emont v e W (e Besnntio tear out the old portions of | Pr e lke. the Tt ot 1 eably had - Sarfous | Adams has given me the story you | agents of the ship in : TR st AHEODORE COGSWELL. Depl begar tear ou ohas his_mother “fects, But it didn‘t work this time, | told her. We eed, of cours, ! the Ville Des Cayes had sunk, | 1 ment of Tt oot 2 th S forh nboTime e | John kept his hands in his coat pock. | Was fishy. But it may be all right for | Seaplanes and destroyers from the o PR O L A - FigMANGAN, Attgraey for Peiitio ut 1s shocked to dis- | peg . You owe me the truth! | American naval base at miznamo ! 466°5th 8L NV, Waal 11 coner 1 1 THE SUPREME COURT OF THE as a feat in engincering. The new fobeip Unconsciously she put her two hands which has bLeen laid onj suspects any Koo Joanna ght her breath. Her | Bay then joi 2 < on | cove : g Cany good for L She X cit er bre: 1 joined in the steel rails, will ba pulled into place | tune that con firl 0f her type—even Yes,” he satd, his tone cold, “Mrs. |y yupee® w2580 oy’ out, but she| sible survivors. They > notified | 223, a1l "others concerned. ap e e (CODRT, Mrs. Adams. her land whom she has | 4 game At the Adams told me what you told her. 1| hacked it. She felt her body grow.|today, however, that the Ville Des|AD 1025 at 10 orlock s to chow manes | Courte—in re with one mi; ix he 1“’119“;“\ it the fowers mother wou ot h 2 enormous crane. Though the new via- o whom she iven a S500 | congratulate you.” rigid. She stared at the young | Cayes had been found. e oncation: an . o duct welghs between 700 and B0 tons | LG I8, 027, 560 ikt SAL0E | The girl started as if she had been | man Who leancd against the’ table| 2\ { Let notice hera g iy the operstion of moving OF | the ailk counter. with whom' Joanna had | struck. The carmine lps quivered.|regarding her coldly, eruelly, merci- : Star once i eich of three sue- el 5 et into position. the engineers | worked, frankiy accijed her, of, thines she | Sho stared into the brooding eyes|lessly. e who was the only link | Ship Anchors Break Cable. el o Sy CherRie mentioned 8 say, will require but ‘one or two min ?n»r‘\‘ that ‘ome ‘.\l;lk:m‘»n (im‘..'., Elastuals (| (at meti Hersiao evenly. A if plead- | with her childhood, with her mother's| MIAMI, Fla., November 21 (®)— |davs before ™ VR utes. o of | I given her a huge vresent of money—for | ing for light, pleading for some one | geranium beds, with the school davs | Ships gging thelr anchors off | T4 sy In the olden days before the use of | nothing. "She nurses hier Uevendcnec upon | else to teil her why John was not |and birthday party daya of the 1iitle | Mimi T urin he oS ol | TAYNER R mighty cranes and many other tmple } o S8 500 GAP0 (00T Gt S | bappy and eager and excited with ftown which had been her home— | week caught and broke the Western | nois 22K ments of modern scientific work were | i waer for the havpines that will be his | her, she looked across at Brandon. |their home. He who had come also | Union cable from Miami to Bar:| THOS. C. BRADLEY, Attorne for Flalntif in use, su operation A e nadcea i, it thelr meager | He 'was standing where she had left | to the city to work out his career, and | bados and South America, it was | oo onthn. s it 18 s iigeny premonition. | him, smiling, confident. watching | who had found her, sympathized ‘with | learned yesterday. A cable ship has| “yiarye “RT OF THE DIS- ; n aitered only siX hours|she heard Brandon. too. mn the drawing | with a barely restrained amusement. | her occasional moods of loneliness, | been summoned from Halifax, Nova it b i Y $ s o rack. In the meantime | room b b Joanna accused him loved har and humored her tempers | Scotia, to repalr the damage. e 44703 ¢ CHAPTER VI “Have you told him anything?|and her ridi of him because he | =T——————— -0 Ohindt oOANINISUIGHS 1) sl A s Anything that T don't know?" was so “slow,” but wanted alwavs LEGAL NOTICES. { Sendant i Rockville, Maryiand. on A Shattered Dream. Brandon was surpriced by this sud- | to plan with her the home they'd have TOCHAS, W. ARTIL Attornes J 18z i1l “and on the “grounds i on of | For one brief minute Joanna stood | den attack. “Mr. Wilmore seemed to | for their very own, some day; that he | IN THE SUPREME COURT_Ov e nrs. | fhe conment of the plaintiff to the aforesaid the engineer of Lrid£es| ¢ the foot of the stairs just outside | know when I came. That is all. I{would build and make a wondrous | ,qfc of Columbla—Alma S_ Byers, Platn- | {3 “ntracted & orior mar iimore and, Ohlo system:lthe drawing room door. "The eager-|assure you. He will say that I but [thing with his architecture: Detendan i B W nt e S | s il wiperin.| ness, the “exhilaration which had | expressed the hope that whatever John!" she whispered, the low | T - ) [ UMl her maiden name. On motion of the : The 3 e Bl ml:m .t | Wrapped her face as in an aura, had | was behind your unprecedented good | word moaning, as if it were a plead-| 3} 5 b o (e Sefendant | complamant. it e this sixth day of Novem e al.) A tendent, and Richard Aather, B o on | €one out of it. She closed her eves | fortune, it would bring vou a great | ing out of her soul fay of November. 1925, | Sef, d05n: ordered that the defendant. Cor- | GAN H. BEACH. Cle engineer. The actual ~construction| ightly, the goid of their overplucked [ happiness.” He nodded, as if he thought he had | ordered that the defendant. Allen 1 Byers. ? iy abhearnice 1o e ehored heerm | LYGHAM. Aset._Cle 3 O s e S matruttlon com. | Prows 'making thin, straight lines.| John flashed a glance at Brandon |caught her thoughts. and, being what | o berhis $hetiie, Gae cavioal herein on S e el oy e g R o e e e any years | She steadied herself with her handland then spoke to Joanna, his voice | he thought they must be. agreed with I lidays. Gecurring after the | nfter tha’ Has g 1GEal holidave, occurring | SUPREME COURT D aeh doing contract worlk/far the them. She rebelled against that mod publication” of ‘this order iix ‘Gtherwise the o Colur : Jepiity has been doinii contract work 6 amntly e e e e st e 1 e proceeded (h T awe 1 3081 i | Caturmy tes v v of this order be 3 onee a | tioe that + w Eri E. Brooke Lee of Silver Spring, sec- est: I ! o : vetary of state of Maryiand, is one of JonntaWhat (s it what : he Evonine StarE 2 : BnE | 04t DENT ape, SHASSUR SDIGES St g % He didn’t move, but spoke in the 8 By 2 A Mo SEopics the new oiaduct _ same even, deadly cold tone: “You e new via le: ifol Sine: | T6.” “ha: w1 PEELLE & OGILEY. Attorneys. days are what and | SUPREME COURT OF $20 000 PROBE ASKED. | : 4 | . hat you are. Money. .u slding RATL passenger trains of the m are making free | ler the direction of n't explain, doesn't come—you know that when you can explalin, it 1s because you don't want ta or somebody doesn’t want you to. So SR the catate U. S. Group Finances War on Pop- S ) 3 ¥ drop the pretense, Jo, and for the sake AL Clahs o py Growth in Persia. d T of what we've heen to each other, and | are ned it e ~ ver 21 UP).—The \ what I've hoped we would be to each | the voucher 4 i American Hyglene of X ! W N\ & other, tell me—as much as you dare.” | of October. 4 20 ¢ i " may | vot fexally atthent COURT OF THF New York has contributed $20,000 to , g While the girl fought hard to ease | by Jaw e exciude £ nata | ated ¢ i & wood . g s St Nutiho tohfrEnce’ R\ . > pain in her brain, he dropped | eyiale. Given under my e g 0t s o ek 6 | aEtermitng ! : y o eves, and a sad. quizzical smile | {30 ot nw " Lo Attest ald est. o . b i o ¢t is feasible to suostitute K A £ touched his mouth. When he looked | DORE COGSWELL, Deinity Regist, f Novem § MARTHA A | v s for the oplum poppy, and ) v 0 e R e T L e B h Attest: CTANFS [ s > establish title GEAIE WL CTAGETE Atter Wlow at the oplum evil| B won't reveal any of your secrets, TN 3 Register for the District e ! th i L SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRI e N s et e e or any one's else.” A 't . Au { m er he Probate Court. ash; o z H P. { peccants. The league already ¥ S It was no trick, now. that semt| )F_THE DISTRICT OF : sants. The league already; | 2 gk Joanna's hands beating againat hie| ., Com Pro Cou BARNARD & JOHNSON. Attorness. American gift ) 4 reast. All the trickerles had gone Bo. submcriner. of the, Disti ETRemIDIY 4 e Divtriet ot ut of her aching little body. It was| Columiia. has obtuned from the I i i y THE DISTRICT OF el (AT a girl who was maddened by the hurt | Court of the Distri B lettery testa A el ; b FORMER DIPLOMAT DIES. | Y\EEE@/)\| , R |5 e et | s s o A R a0 b 0 e e | 1 B ot S S8 P i bl ing as a girl fights for the trust t n ash 3 the Brobate ¢ ! is_being denied her. ; chy g the Diarict ia anciila et. © YORK. November 21 (®.— £ R There is nothing more to tell lithe, vouchec i . v e b Sy o e Bioe | ence gorth 0 i ilenshaw Ward, financler o .~ 3 cried frantically, while her hands beat | of October, A v v 4 v I perec | ifts, 4 .. died here yesterday at as if to drive understanding into aw e B T T T ; e | ; = him. I don't know why the money | of Nov-mber 1o0h "NATION AL "thercof. legalls authe Je | Fricse ‘and the Yinks . descendant of Gen. Arte-| ‘ Pk as given me, nor by whom. You | AND TRUST CO. By WILLIAM D) | fubecriber, e 3 Liences of ¢ Revolutionary fame. \ ¢ < eve mie, John, and help me. | Bresident. (Seab) ' Atiest" figctobar. A1 A i 301 to 1906 Mr. Ward was . She hurried on, catching her breath | he Dl of Coltmire Ci : tnder my hand this 2 estate, | for Rumania at Lon- g 3 2 as best she could: “And I want you | bate Conrt e IS L o || e entered Nerein oDt 4 L : to snare it with me, dear: it 'ts ‘for G. THOMAS DUNLOP. Attornes. | 'R Rewister of Willa fof the Distriot | forty daye eo XITI gave him the title s you as well as me. 1t will make | 9 — ISR OF The Probate ot | SR rries the Leo XIII & Jou s el _nx e L will make | cvpmsr corit or T premicr o | e (4 otherwite will ‘be big and successtul. and we |of Henrs ~ Rowan Lemis decsased " oy B e ) : S WHARTON E. LESTEE. Attorney. hall be so happy together—— You've | $700. Administration Docket 75 : . he Evenin e z SUPREME COURT THE WEATHER lost vour head, John—or you wouldn't | uf . Bt i " 3 B & ”L‘Y“.Eu" o O : MORGAN'T. bE: : 5 k He caught her hands and held | fia Y, Boman Paime ;[ 85110, serva o, BOSHNS o) | i them so tight that he hurt. But she |uf November A D. 16% tiee, Distri No. o ot i« bia— ~,\4|,;.i,,.,,;m3 dn't wince; just waited: her lips|Parker an infani, resi 9f, ibis proceading iy 10 b ruinimum temperature above freezing: open, her eyes hunmgry, for nim to|.ny heir-atiaw and next 4 to'th States one Smorrow. Increasing cloudiness and | spealk. | appear in eaid court ‘on Mond INRRS. G "in she ibel. warmer: moderate to fresh southwest “I haven't lost my head, Jo!" he |da¥ of December. AD. 1§ K | cause ol ; f Sinas sald. “It's you. And I was afraid.|ahould not be sranted. Lot botios gauoy | the 8th da A vland—Fair tonight, warmer in I was afraid it was coming, some-|be bublished “Washington { ceece L wet portion: temorr increasing | He Caught Her Hands and Held Them So Hard That He Hurt. But She | thing like this. 1 knew voq could | Derig, ant | ne St i d_illeea Cloudiness and warmer; moderate Did Not Wince, Only Waited. never wear your skirts up to your | dus. herein mensoned. e northwest winds, backing to southw knees, Jo, and flavor your kisses with [0 be not lescs han Shircs | tional Probibition Act. On motio Ay o 3 z end becoming fresh. o d fios s : cocktails, and be as you ought to be. | Tty “Sitect YA i Jibellant, by the United Statee atto the 18th day of Oct T T other- | < 1 1 Y o i foniiht: tomorrow, In. | against the ‘newel post. All the |still cold. “Whatever there is for me | {5t S, S, % £t OUBHE to be. | (sealh 2y | 1a this T8th Novem f his | wise h REeY crensing cloudiness and warmer; mod. | doubts, the confusions, the mysteries | to know will have to come from You. | fool when T've to1d you that: wha | of the Piokate Court T spurt, ardered tha 1 1 be: e Ve v t of Colun erate north and northwest winds g e e et T hio | oy cer miwhlle, pethamett | 0 you and your friendeithink Lstemartiis | RICHARD A. FORD. Attornes claiming £0' b it herein. appear > o = o 2 b A c o T arros N a ooy Dolichen it raE S S hefcre this b 5 B A g 1 HOOVER ident G West Virginta—Falr tonlght, warm-; TA%, BP0 “ope had reveled In her | into the girl's chin. She thanked |oPlY, Polished dirt. I wasn't old-fash 3 COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF | of Derember. 1655 . e o Pt T ey e FATHOUSE, At er in weat portion; tomorrow, ‘increas-| While before she had Ieveled i hev)into the glrl'a ch ; hanked | joned, Jo: it was only that T wanted umbia. Holdink Probate’ Couri —No. | n oam of failun ihis for the District of Cotu ing cloudiness and warmer. own beauty, and in the glory 2| his flowers. He took Sosms vy fof | my girl to be different, and better— | 3355, Administration —This s to give No- | proceed to determine th o2 ! i i THE SUPR 1 & surprise, his ecstasies, all the ques- his flowers. He took possession of {anq ‘wafer! I could never get away | oo that the subscriber of the District of Co- | such order - therein om = | o it 2ot Golur Records for Twenty-four Hours. | tions he would ask her and she couldn't | her easily and talked with her as #f{\ith it, though-—so whatever it is. | of the Tt af coumine Probate tourt | and proper. and that e tot FRANK STETSON. Attornes. 3 vs. Viner inperature4—31, at 11 am. High.|answer. They would plan; she would | there were not a third person in the | ft's happened. faens it S | ministration c. t”a. on the estate 0f AVIEtE | Soemol ! e Eavie i 1 "REME COURT OF 3 E est, 54 at 2 p.m. vesterday; lowest, 34, | be glad with him over every thought|room. Once Joanna, remembering | He had not raised his voice, He |'aial Aiiran; 131,07 the Disty Star, a newspaper publ ; t L Smiimistrabron at 7 a.m. today. 5 of the future either of them could con- turned “her face, glowing ' s _voice. He deceased 2 Admiinist contrary to Section 26, 1 t | the s again, 0 lhad kept his eve v. | Axaine the deceaned 'are hereby warned €0 | fhqooImRiA, once A week for twe he & g o0 P ure up. There would be no more tem- | john, who sat moodily in one of the | h i even tone. The sorrow- | achibdl N o With the Sovchere thoceqs, | Mefore said 13th day of December. 1 b 3 ‘has Barometer— 30.20 at 11 a.m ful, quizzical smile remained at h Yot pubiicaion whareof 1o e 4 = S & | nsipld quarrels; no more | big red chairs, but he only muttered 2 . ; ained at his | legally authenticated. to subscribar: on || [2et publication “whereof (o be ima the District of Columbia o pers and insipld q g 3 ul lips. Joanna was helpless; every fiber | or before the 16th day D. | ten, dars before eaid 14th day of entary _on the estate of Ch Tide Tables. lghting at each other. This time, | his reply to Joanna's sally. GeLerivns oA L eiore th Xdth ‘du a 1025 By the court: F. L. SIDDONS. us e ot the Tnat e . (Furnished by United States Coast and | when he put his arms about her and | Brandon led her to talk about her | “ (1 (¢ ho toula Bay senerrryou | Slaltom 4l henefit of i e e by canyy Heat: SR AN A1 person Geodetle Survey.) | kissed her she wouldn't be restlessand | clothes—the marvelous things she ) really don't mean itedohn: You CuARE S R D01 vih: | Asst. Clerk = e St e day—Low tide, 6:21 a.m. and 6:36 | Wish that he'd take her out into the | had bought during the afternoon. He |don't think that I would— Trust : H "~ LYON & LYON. Attorness. nticated. to 1 e e lights, as other boys did, and romp | understood how to talk about such [““Irpimii Uil T WeHE—" raneh " (Seal’s “Attedt” SANE . EXON: 4 : | the SOy oF lea e e P am. an| Wit her through the narcotic valleys| things, she discovered. He compli-| Why, what T am thinking fo has Voin: Clerik of the Eropats Goure " | SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF | 1i®henefit of taid estite _ Tomo! L 20 am. otijazz. mented her upon her choice of the |even’ tonisht, when vor oy fret | % netl e des 2 0. A dministration —This s o kive 1o this 2nd dax of ember 1025, 11l be 4% pmoAnEhide: 9228 e miand liviraidtie Albeen hat she had Iooked | irock she had chosen to put on that |imown S Bl N o o SR EATR A et that e ieriter ot e Difiies oi | SATIOYAL SAVINGS "aNB TRUST COM: | Lovars 2 : foruard w0, Now. s she faced the | cvening. [ sometning, some peteer e . e o : oo, | Goumbls. Bus obiginel ffom e Frohate R | ik The Sun and Moon. door, with John just beyond, walting | “Really, you know, that 18 why I|planmed. vou meet me et o i | TS, THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS-|Coult of the DSt fe F Hooa Myerror | OF 3 umbia R 3 “Today—Sun rose 6:57 a.m.; sun sets | for her, and with the other man, whose | came this " evening,” he explained. | this other man here, tooin a gown | —In e estate of Florence G, Harriot. de. Intonotiishi Distn. Ghlunsyia 1 r > A “true copy t: MORGA 451 pm very manner toward her was like a | smiling frankly at her. “I wondered |ljke that! Half bare! True to the | forehimadministration No. 31747 —Order itedt e herehy 4o et - GRE SE. Ausi. C.s. Atty. | Clerk, By S F. BEACH Fomorrow—Sun rises 6:38 a.m.; sun | caress, also waiting for her, a premo- | what sort of a change you would|last to the morals of your Kind. and | ates ot e omate or hie,Mallan. adminis. of, legally | - : = e oy, | —i284de5 se's 450 pm nitlon stirred her nerves. She felt, | make in yourself in the first few hours | your crowd! i . deceased. having reported to the court that N on or be- THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS E. H. McLACHLEN. Attorner. \oon rises 12:06 p.m.;_sets 10:25 p.m. | somehov, that her fate—the fate that | of such excitement as must have been | She heard her own voice, still plead. | e "aarf%ld said drcedent's real ‘eatate. 'o | fo5e, the 1511 das of November, oD 1020 it o Coltmbia —_UnitedSegiee. com | B I WLACHILES. Attorner \utomabile lamps to bo lighted one. | had been so strangely brewed for her | yours. It must be very wonderful to |ing with him: but it sonnded ae if | Boces of aresmmtaict oz inown, 1or, TUE | ol Venetic of said s Given under my | Bauity 5 e object Of this suit 15| | Cofumnia ; et half hour after sunset. by unknown hands—was in there. In|a girl. especially a girl who has had | it were coming back to her from a | DpSoUare 165 as ner plat recorded fn ‘the (hand thls oth, das of November, 19° ST I atie, ANl AN ilio S oo dfion 33163 Admi s 5 the hands of these two men, and that | so little, to suddenly feel the posses- | great distance. The horror in her | Columiin. ‘bed Tl atoring pustrict of [ 0 Y ORAEN TN H ot it nathr el ationt canss Comumbia have Condition of the Water. she was going in now to meet it face sion of money—and such unlimited | eves had spread through her body | 1722 Maskachusetts aveniie northwest, Wash- | (or the District of . 2620- the Sup e Court of the court of the Distr ‘Temperature and condition of the | to face. Foolish, of course! She braced | money. 1f you've ever had dreams |and numbed it. She laughed, and |eion: Listrict of Columbia: to"Wade H, | Probute Court e 2 et ptiCaiunia et st is s Hanteern | Iamenta n sithe water at Great Falls today at 8 a.m.:| her shoulders, and brought an arro-| you may now proceed to make them |cried out that he was playing with | Soiae (S56.000°00) a1 e onts anpusand | PEVION GORDON. 1. S. Atty.; REBE 10 “satd. defendant. January Caecd. Al pen “lemperature, 35; condition, muddy. | gant dimple into her chin. Smiling |come true. Can't you? her. Then she fell into a chair and | i eheumbrance of twenty thousand dollars | - GREATHOUSE. Amt. T. 8. A motion of the romplamant. it the” decense v, Xars Weather in Various Citfes. | wistfully, she stood in the doorway.| Joanna considered a moment, a {shook it with her sobs. But, 50 sud. | {hea 0y 40y, Under the terms and condi-| v THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIs.| 3% of November. 167 Same. with the vouchers there tions et forth in said reno 5i by F fendant. Gluseppe Monoriti, cause his appear | 2 Gicated. to the stbgeribers She had Tehearsed, upstairs, a pose— | frown across her brow. denly that it surprised the man who | tOUrt thin 2nd. day "of November 1035 it | trict of Columiin—United States. Shte 0 De Sioraq Havetnt ont o nar L e the S0t du of June A D something sraceful, atter the fashion | “I can't escape the feellng that | watcned her, She ot onto her feet | Iakd: ordared ana”decrecd: that the eaid | plainant, vo. Pasayale Dimassa——No 4030, | Wit diyexclusive of Sundave and ler: e I of one of the especlally bred manne- |everything Is not going to be right,” |and faced him. Her words were very | Nnless catite o, (he contrams Te hown et | 10 set asie and cancel the 'certificate of | BARISE BOCUriine wiier (e vy, of the Ar e Bl st o3 G ine U Quins in the exclusive shop where she | she said. “It is foollsh, T know. Per- | diatinet, now: e B day Ot ‘Decemier. 1055 provided & | naturalization issued o the defendant e o eedei “iih s i oaee of defanie | 1 MARFAN. aTICK SAREAN yns, e g 5 Y - cony of 1 rdes § e q imassa, in alization cause No e oY Of this order he published | Western ave. had found her gowns, but she forgot | haps that is because I can't believe You sald, awhile ago, Jahn, that | weck Tor' thres snccrcaivelioned once 8 | GBI-M. in the Supreme Court of the Dis: | Erovided a cony of this arder be published | WEA™ Iy TANNER, Rox mEa G things yet.” . Unconsclously she | you couldnt gt away with It whon | Febinsion Urs guccepeive weeke In e | SUGLAL in the, Sunreme, Coute Sf, the, Die: | once’a st for three “sfcceamive weeicy | Attent. JAMES TUNNER, B John and Brandon had been talking; | glanced at John and nodded ever so |vou wanted me to be different than | SLATy PHOT 1o the expiration of that period. | cate bearing the number 1120564 and Issued | Wishineton Evening Star befor that s, Brandon had been talking to | slightly at him. He acknowledged (I was—than my kind and my T S RAILEY, Justice, | (Seal) A|lolsnd defendant on Febrsal § Whie-eon | WALTER I McCOY, Chief Juntice : at 1s, 3 my Kind and my crowd. | trie coby Attewt: JAMES FANNER. Red: | motion of the contlumant. 1 18 thie 16th | WALTER L Mopols (ot Jitios T, 2 = TP H | John, easily, lightly. He was very |the look with Well, there's a lot more just like |ister of Willa for the District of Columbia, | day of November, 1925, ordered that the de- | & HU® oPY- L Tost NOREAN [T T = 3 KING & STORAGE Abilone.Tex. 30.34 62 z Clonds | handsome and graceful in his full eve-| “The world is made up of things |you! You didn’t have anything to get | Sler of the Probate Court _n07.14.2 dendant, Pasquale Dimasea, cause his appear 28 ded. : STORAGE FOR FURNITURE AND PIANOS N Clear ning clothes. He appeared to be as | that are hard for some people to be. |away with. And you're not getting € CLINTON JAMES, Attorney. P e e cmdays and Jers] | FEYTON GORDON, U. §. Afty.; REBEKAN | WEoCHGER ave ‘nw. Phons iinite Gt : much at home in the humble rooming | eve! away fwith anything no SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF | BOL(AYS, Occurting after the day of the first | . GREATHOUSE. Asat. U. 8. Atty. ol : Faltimors > 303 B8 e house parlor as he would have been in | The red came Into the girl's cheeks | She thought, secretly, that he would | 5,Golumbia. Holding * Probate Court —No. | Bublication of this anler: otherwlse the catse | 1y 1yrp SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS. N L STORAGE 5 Pt . a ballroom. Joanna sensed this. John, |again, red that was deeper than the | protest, and that after awhile he | fioe that tho Barheaol: oanis s to give mo- | KLl PrO e o1 this ardir he potlianed | trict of Columbia—lnited "States, cqm 1 ) 150500 Rooms gottont . 3 whom she had never seen in evening | rouge, and her lips trembled anew.|would be himself again, and take | lumbia has ohtamed fron e Dribaie Houdi el o Three enecessive weska in | Dlainant.’ ve. Bernhard Baumgartel.— N " “Temperature, w5 v [T Weather. 3 5 “adpm gsep om0y ‘me g o) ar oston . ! x emrloleapn i 0, z be © | lumbla has phtained trom the Provate Court v for hrce S e i | 34375, Eauity Doc. 84.—The object oF EXPERT PACKERS & S falo clothes, appeare: > 5 P er into his arms, and ask to be for- - I tearaiiceat Iy Vashineto e "Star before eaid day. | SUit 18 to set aside and cancel the certificate | Moderate Ratee. Good Work hiage s . il g sensed this, too. i I promise Miss Manners.that I|given, and believe and kiss her. She | 1atd of the Sivtice Coe toiams dannam | WATTIRT M0V, Chire Justce (Seat | of nuturalfzation " sitied “to- the. defendant, | 158 ¥0L S8 W Cineinnati . 303 2 Both men gazed at her, silent for a|shall always be ready to believe— | would explain about Brandon, about | All nereons havink claims against the de: | A true copy. Test: MORGAN H. BEACH.|Barhard Baumgartel in the naturaiizatios | - {leveland .. 3 g moment, fascinated. The lithe, slim- | whatever she wishes {o tell me, and | Graydon and Eggleston, and he | 3¢ are hereby warmed (o exhibit the same. | Clerk, Ty ERAE e e B i I the s e pogket No:| MOVING e cith, the vou: o FEAL me: 0312 figured and slim-breasted girl with the [ that I shall keep myself at her feet, | would enter into her mystery with | cau ‘te thoncrs, shereot. lecalls authenti: | no — | &olifor the Bistrict of o 5 deep gold bob and the full-shaped Cu- | eagerly listening.” Smiling down at |her. But he went out of the room, |day of November. A'D 1020: otherwise they LBY. Attorneys. tificate consisting of a ce: { KRIEGS XPRESS Bicjouds | pia 1ips, who blushed furiously and | the girl, he murmured softly: “Shan't | slowly, put on his hat and coat, and | By Enaia¥ ¢ Sxclided from all benefit of | Srpppyp COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF | Mareh & 1800 On motion ot the o Wondered what the strange sensation | we make that a bargain?” Then the |shut the door behind him. day of November. 1025. C. CLINTON | Columbia. Holding Probate Court—No.|ant. it i this 18th day of Noven 2 P Was, was very lovely. It was a full-| caress came into his voice: “Shall we| Joanna sank to the floor, in the gfigg;.,flg\m*& R (se 1 At | F3R0 Adminintration—Thls s 10 give no | ondirra That the dntendant, Borniard B PACKING SHIPPING toned loveliness that still was char-|set apart an evening for the begin- |midst of the pretty pieces of the ala- | District of Copimbie i Ohe Wl for e | Hin has ontained {rom the Probate Court | hercin on or hefort the fortioth das. x| 616 EYE ST.NMW. MAIN 2010 ! acteristic of Miss Twenty-Seven of the [ ning of my devotions? Tomorrow? |baster box in which she had treas.|Court. . . ‘ hoZl.28 des . | 6f the District of Columbia letters t { clusive ‘of Sindass and Jexal nolidays. Sents = e {ear |Gk, but Brandon's appraising sense | I petition most humbly ured the only jewel she had. WILLIAM G. JOHNSON, Attorney. | S ™" istrice o Cotumbin. decencnd Al | enron® o i e gy of e Don't Worry on Moving Day. Orisans Flcloudy | ostimated quickly the cffect that re-| She hesitated, confused, her glance (Copyright, 1026—H. L. Gates.) IN THE SUPREM - i O e havine claims axainst the deceased | SHHCR, Of,ihis prder: Othery Call Main 1460-1461 w York.: 3 et straints would leave—the restraints|falling. She was about to turn again o SUORIER N e 2ty i Meric of Commpia CHAGIOF THE DIS | are herehy warmed 1o exbibit the same with | Brovified. 3 copy of this ord National Dellvery ‘Ausocial that would come naturally to the girl, | to John, but Brandon sensed the im-| (Continued in Tomorrow's Star) | Court—In roextate "ot Anmia. V.- Yeatman, | the,vouchers thereof. lecally agthentiated. e firesisuc n Local and’ Iniereny h: . S g 5 _ 5 : deceased—No. 32040. Adm. Doc. 73.—The g 26 v may PADDED VAN Iadelbhia or that wouldn't come, according to | pulse and touched her wrist with his 0, 33040, Adm. "Doc. 73—The | of November. A.D. 1920: otherwise they may | Waenineron Teenine Star i 3 Shoenix s & g~ the sort of her. fingers. She shot her eves up to his Ol o athe trial of iseiios in the | By Jaw"he excluded from il henefit of said [ WATTER 1. McCOF. Chict Justic s " aboveentitled case. involving the validity of | oatate. Given under my hand this Oth day R I ) Just iaburelr: 4024 3 i Tt was Brandon who spoke first. He | quickly. The touch burned her, but | SUES CAPITAL TRACTION. |ihe vaper writing aated September b, 1h23, | o5 Moveniiar 1550 KATHERINE S FILLE. | &, {fue fong. | Test’ MORGAN M mmnn portland, 62 53 2 moved over to her and bowed low, |she decided Instantly to accept its O Rhnie v Yoationlast will and testament BROWN, 1802 paric raad, * (Seal ) * ARt | 75081 2¥ des 2 A “b el 2 eee with an exaggerated homage, “There ) challenge. by the marshal as not to be found as 10 | Dicriot of Columibia, Clerk of the Probate H. W. SOHON. Attorney. OR A S is nothing so beautiful,” he mur-| He did not give his hand to John, | Mother Claims Son Was Thrown |Charles R. Yeatman, Frances Harriet Dough. | boaey : no2i 28.des E 3 oo <o Blcloudy | 0 ired, “as the bud that is bursting | but bowed lightly. Joanna went into Hal i vy Hall. Annie Hall and Millard | OS5 ol SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF “““ Fire-Proof Krancisco 20 Gear” | into a blossom?” He lifted her hand | the hall with him.. Quite suddenly Against Side of Car. Novémber, 105 Grdcrea. tha siid iesus b GQODIERIL AL o oldine Erobate o retal il Paul’. . 200 o Gear |and kissed its slender fingers. Joanna | he put his hand on her shoulder and | Suit to recover $25,000 from the | s 3uEe % i,on the 25t dey o Janu- e CORRTnoT Pronate - Court—-No. | Eieieation Docket 70— Apalication ey B : satuse: 3 .ol r‘c’.ur could not helphlt\u‘hlng. shel:l a!vm): :;ought her around until she faced | Capital Traction Co. has been filed ;Uipne';fi:rl“.u"aldduuéu 'to ‘Wit Was the | 33707, Administration —This is 1o Eive will and testament of said d Storage, Moving, Crating Epal 5 F g laughed, at the movies, when me m. in the District Supreme Court by Mrs. § dated September 5. 1924, pur- | tice that the subscriber. of the District letters testamentary on said + = - 529, Fraunk. 242! WASH..D.G 3s Clear Jiscad the hands of women. It seemed | “Dont make mistakes, Joanna.” he | Mae J. Lyon on behalt ot hor 3m“wr Dorting to be the last will of Annie V. Yeat- | Columbia, has obtained fiom the Pro garet M. Cullen. it is ordered this 12 ja16:20 20th N.W. AL 4329, Frank. 2473 < : Man, exeeuted 5 by | € Lt bt Columbia, letters | of Nove ; 35 T 0w FOREIGN. such a silly thing to do. But it didn't| sald earnestly. “There's a destiny | son, Robert E. Lyon, for alleged per- | lsw? (2)' % -“t‘n"- Sl Ao 4. Seattorah b ;,_‘f’ur:.ngulvufi‘:alf‘).‘n".‘m‘ m'? ‘n;.;r-'f-]’fir ; s‘m:n m{»x?"fl“i‘:fii lm}dnw!(‘m.m’m' e i | (8 am. Greenwich time, today.) appear to be silly with this man, who | before vyou mow. ~Your perspective |sonal injurles. Through Attorneys | laSetof ediind mndifesd, exectition of sald | Tachan. laig of the District of Columtia, de; | Witsel and all others concepned. appear in e Temberature. Weather, | cOmPletely dazed her with his always | lsn't that of the shop girl any longer. | Wilton J. Lambert and Rudolph H. | ble ofexeeiting s ‘Valla eda ot “Sontrars, | thadecensad hrer herehs. warned to cxhunt | Semnee A BT M3315 i G456 it 3.0ndon. England o new gallantries. Each move he made ) Suddenly his nonchalance returned. | Yeatman, the mother says her son |8nd (3) Was theexecition of said paer | the wame: with the vouchers thereof. Toally | show conse whs & application should not puris. France e seemed to have the thrill of a kiss in | She felt that the smile at his mouth | was a passenger on a car of the com- | fighed ~once a weel | Jon®foenall be pub- | suthenticated. to Hhe o ber. AD. 10305 | 1n the - Washinston Law Resartar” snd Tha fenna. Austria...0 0] it. She laughed because it was so|was mocking her again, and that he |pany and was thrown violently | weeks n the Wathington Law Hen o ond | Soneriice thoy mmay by Jaw be axclidd from | Evenine Star once i each of theee siec oo s« unexpected and so wholly outside the | was really taunting her when he once | against the side of the vehicle when | {¥ice, & weok for the ‘amie periad in The | ail henefit of sald estate. Given under my | sive weeks before /the | return day herein $orta (Faral). Azores.. sentimental amenities to which “Miss | more lifted her fingers to his lips. |it made a_lurch while rounding a | R ° e "aper A & HOEHEING, | oot thie TR, THR02ET " Tuana: | loee thin iirty dava before said return day Hamilton. Bermuda..... Twenty-Seven” had been accustomed. | She tried to persuade herself that he |eurve on Fourteenth street between | THEODORE' COGSWELL. ' Depuiy Register | o tauvn Seal) ~ Aftest: JAMES | TENNINGS BAILEY, Justice. (Seal ) Attest! 3 YOU STREET, N.W. ol RatjoRsico Slony Her laughing cyes turned to John.| was fust a different kind—the differ- | Jefferson and Kennedy streets, June | of \V.!'p (3, the, Districi ‘ot Columbla, Clerk | TANNER, Re of g lgr":hs“ggmvl JAMES TANNER. Register of Wills for, the 131 ‘33‘3 o cana) Zone, Gl They sobered immediately. John was -ence of breeding, blood and associa- ' 1 last. 0019.21.26.28.405.6.9.12 AR e pEEt noil4A128 PHONE NORTH_