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LEGAL LEGAL NOTICES. o ARTHUR PETER, J. W. Attorneys, SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRIC’ Columbia. Holding Probate Cou of James B. Welsh. deceased 0. Administration Dy 7. — Applicati ing been ma e of the la WHITI Aniie ik Koo Roand K il Cuff, Janies Cutf Custodian, and ail_ gthers concerned. ppenr i wand COMEL on Thiesday the Gih duy of Tr™A 01826 a0 100 vieck Bk 10 show e "Wl micth ol Labotiit ot S Aranted: - Let hotice e Dublished 1 the ' Washingion Luw - Reporter uid Star onve ol uf Hiree slvees pefore the Tt “day herein e toned, the firet publication to b not e i thuty hefore said. return day WL % Jiaiee. "l " Akt CGDORE COGSWELL. Deputy Registor o Wills for the Distr W the Piohate Cotrt ARTHUR Martin R infant, SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Calimiia Holding Propate . £ourt -—-Xo 34586, Administration —This is to give no. Hoe that the subscriber. of the District of Columbia. has obtained’ from the Probate Court of the District of Columbia, letters testamentary on the estate of Anna L. Cos l;fl‘"]dltb Afl‘{ the nllu"‘lr' of (;flll:mbll de. : Dersone Having clame AEAIS] tha"deceased ‘are hereby warned 1o exmibit the same. with the vouchers thereof. legally | Authenticated. to the subscriber the 25th day of M D. they Tany by iaw he e suld estats - Giv 2Bth day of May TON 1.0 HARRY G MEEM Attest: THEODORY Reginter ot Wiils fo bia. Clerk of the P 0 ROZIER DU SUPREME COURT « umbia. okl 3. Adnjinistration WAt the subseribe lumbia, has obtained £ ihe District of Co ry tate of t ot Co my i Pl President COGSWELL Distict of Ca Conrt L dr. DISTRICT fte Conrt Is 10 ke Distriet of e Probat Tetterx te » M. Bal Attorney. oF he late Al pers . ceased are hereby Wi mame, with the vouchiss 1 thenficated 10 the sibeeriios the 24th day of Mav. AD. | hey may by law e excluded from all be id estate. Given under my MARY o COGNWELL thie legally THEODORE: Dy xister of Wills. fa Colim Bia. Cierk RreES HOWE, SWAYZE & BRADLEY, Attorneys. SUPREME COURT OF THE r OF Ho by iinist i 1o K 3 s that the subscriber of Washington. D, has obtained from the Probate Court of | the District of Columbia letters testamen 1ary on the estate of Joseph Prentice Sanger Jate of the District of Colambia. deceased Al persons having claims agamst the de. crased I exhibit th rame. [ thenticated. 0 the subseriber the day of June. A D 19 they may by law e excluded £anl eat Siven under my hand this 9t dav_of “June. 1 FRANCES KEN’ SANGER. 2117 Bancroft Place. Washington D€ iSealy o Attest: JOHN A SHEIL Teputy Regisier of Wille for the Distriet of Columbia. Clerk of the Probate Court. o ARTHUR DISTRIC cby warned to Youchers thereof. therwise all benefitof PETER and W. H. BADE: Attorneys. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia. Holding Prohate Court —No. Administration —This ix to give no tice that the subscribers. of the District of Columbia, have ohtained from the Prohate Court of the of Columbia letters testamentary estate of Frank Reeside, late of the District of Columia. de. ceaged. Al persons having claime agaimat the deceaced are hereby warned to exhihit the game. with the vouchers thereof. lezally authenticated. to the subscribers on or be- fare the Ard day of June. A.D 1 other- wise they may by law_he excluded from all henefit of said estate. Given under our hands Ay of June ELIZABETH B. 2150 W Avenue: TH ASHINGTON LOAN & TRUST COMPANY HARRY G_MEEM. Vice Presdent. (Seal ) Attext: JAMES TANNER. Register of Wills N the “District of Columbia. Clerk of the | ohate Court 10 | | MAURICE, D. AND SAMUEL | THE DISTRICT OF | state Distriet | on “the \NBER: Attorney SUPREME Fannie COURT nhia. Holding Probate Court M Barber. Dece; tion Docket 77 erein for nd testament of probate eaid de. cation having he of the last will ceased and for letters testamentary on said estate. by Maurice D Rosenbersg. the per. | %on named as executor in said last will and | testament. it is ordered thiz 20th day of | May. AD. 1926, that Robert Cozzins No. | 12 Tdaho avenue. Baltimore. Marviand: Eve- Long. Mt Ida. Vigini Helen Mt lda, Vieginia Eugene New York, and’ Willam L. | Cox. Fagle Lake. Florida. and all cerned. appear in 12th day of July 2 to show cause why “eiich published in the Washington Law Reporter and The Evening Star once “in_each ol | three successive weeks before the return day herein mentio the first publication to be | not lesa than thirty dave hefore said return | dav. WILL Seal) At | test JOHX A SHEIL. ‘Debuty Register of | Wiils for the District of Columbia. Clark of the Prohate Cotrt 1051219 ROBER Attorney. SUPREME Coliimhia Maud Downs 579, Administ-at cation having hec of the last ceased. and eatate. by lda o, Buaerand Grace S SOIA: 1026, that Ruby Downs' Oiga Downs, Oma | Downs. Arthur Downe. Clinton Downs. Oilie | Downs. Thomas Downs’ Houston Downs, Her- hart Downe, (haries Hec: and Frank Heck and any other heics-atdaw and next of-kin | and_all others concerned ‘annear in said court | on Monday. the 12:h day of July. A.D. 1926, | at 10 0clock am’ ta show cause why s Application shoild not he g tlea harent he published in Law Reporter and Was once in cach of three e fora the return day_herein mentioned. the rat publication to be not iess than thirty dags before said return day 3 1 Justice. (Seal.y A. SHEIL, Devuty Rezister of Wills for the Dis: | trict of Columbia. Clerk of obate | ie51219 | AMILTON & HAMILTON, Attorness. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF | Columbia, Holding Probate Court-—FEstate Mary A MoLaughiin. deceased. 3 Ba572" Namintstration Docket 77— Applica Tion' Baving been made herein {or probate of | The Jaxt Will and testament of said dece and for letters. testamentary on waid_estate by the Union Trust Company of the District | of Columbia. Helen C. Sheckels and Mand | M. Moreland, it 1« ordered this 2nd dav ot June. A D Ravmond X. More- | jand. ¥ oreland, " Jane ' Navlor | Strum. Edelen "Ralph “Navior - and | Marian N. Balex and all others concerned | apnear in’said rourt on Monday. ‘the 15th | day of July. A.D 1026, at 10 o'clock am.. | 0 show caise why such application should | nnt he granted | Let noties hareof he pub- | Tiehed 1n the Washington Law Reporter ami Fvening Star once n_each of three succes- | civa weeks Defore tha retarn das harein men- | tioned. the first publcation 1o he ot less than, thirte date beforo said return day. A (L Justice. (Seal.) Attest R Repiaier of Wills for the limbia. Clerk of the Probate 15,1218 S, Attorney. HE_DISTRICT OF | obate Court No, Phis 1a 10 £ive no: | ot the District of | ed from the Drobate Yot Columbia Jettera | ate "ol Ge F dhe Distriet ot Colimbia; | sons Pavii ciuims againe | Teiehy W T exhibit The voicbers tuerent, Tegally 1 the mUlmcri e, G oF be. M A e Uier w b excluded from sil A.D. 192 splication hereof be AM HITZ. Tust COGRWELL, COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Holding | Smith, the P sed ) SUPREME COURT OF Columbia. Holdinz 34549, Administ tice that the sub. Columbia. has Court of the testamentary Ricker. late decensed. Al the deceared wr the same. wi authent 0 fore the 2710 duy of wise they may by Lenefit of xaid eatn thin 27th day The Obtari D, JOHN A SHE(L, Depiuty’ Re Tor the District uf Columb: Probate Court JeB.1218 JEFFORDS & ttorneys. HE DISTRICT OF Probate Cou o, Decensed 2o o ABDlicAtion havin peen made to the Suptema Court of the Dix: Dot M Columma. holdmg a Probate Gourt. | o etters of administration on said sstate. | RT OF TPREME C( o Holding Columbia, Estate of #1087, Adminisiv a With the will annexed, by Mary L. Lee. it 16 orddred this 19th “dav D. 1928 fhat notice be and here £iven 1o Lew: William Lee. the axecutor named in the will of the said deceased to appear in said court fnd file his bond and take the oath descrihed Peliaw on Tuesday. the 6th dav of July. AD."1626: otherwite the said application may be eranted. Provided this notice shall e publiahed once in each of three successive Wecks before the return day herein men- tonad—the first publication to be not less Than thirty-one dass hefore said retum dav. CLIAM HITZ. Just FS TANNER. ‘Reg: robate | y20)-ie5.12 Attorney. SUPRE Columbia 33073, Adnii that (b art This is to give Do- who was by the trict_of Columbia on the . s dministratio; date of Charles Calvert Lancaster. deceased, as, with the approval of the Supreme Court of ihe District of Columbia. holding & Pro- bate Court, appointed Tuesday. the 6th di of July. 1926, at 10 o'clock am.. as the fime. and said court room as the place, {or making pavment and distribution from said estate. under the court’s direction and co) frol, when and where all creditore and per. Sons entitled 1o distributive = shares or Jegacies. or the residue. or parts thereof. are notified tn attend. in herson or hy agent or Atsorner duly authorized, with their «laime Azainst the estate bronerly vouched. Given Under ms hand this Rth day of June. 1926, NATION METROPOLITAN BANK _OF WASHINGTON. * By K. P. HOLLINGS. w Assistant Trust Officer. By SHER and his hibit the | hefore | [in each of three successive weeks be NOTICES. T N RABBITBORO—At the Sewing Circle. } | WAS IN AT THE COTToNTAIL'S YESTERDAY AND MRs. C.'S U LITTLE NIECE , MOPSY, CAME TJo VISIT HER : THE EVENING MOPSY SAYS. GOT BACK , AUNTIE - DID YYou AND UNCLE HAVE A GOOD - STAR, WA HINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1926. RESOR 1'™M _GLAD YYou AND MRS Ce SAYS: Il | AVEN'T B \WE Hi | \ | | | | | WHAT ARE You TALKING ABOUT ? \ AND MOPSY_ SAYS' WHY, [ HEARD MA TELL DADDY THAT You AND UNCLE COTTONTAIL HAD BEEN AT SWORD'S _POINTS FoR A LONG TIME! . < Q % KGAL NOTICES. =t TER AND W. H. BADEN, At-| A. FENA ARTHUR NN OF it - No. o give B0, the State of SUPREME Colu COURT O] Holding Adiinisiration —This 18 10 ®ive 1o | tive that the subseriber, of the Distrct of Columbia, has witamed’ from the Probate | Court ot e Distriet of Lestamentary on the etaate ol Muddox late ‘of the Dixtrict of Colum deceused. Al bersonw having cloims aki the deceased are hereby warned o exhibit { the sme. with the vourhers thersof, legully | authenticuted. t the subs on vl e TOin day’ of May. A D Dy Law be exclided (rowi all enefit Lot estne.” Gy o {hin May. i, Holding Aduunistration tice (hat Mussachusetts, bate Cowrt of admin Daly eused: persons having ax the deceased wre heteby warned to {eahimit the seme. with the vouchers the lecally authenticated. o the subscriber or tefore the 20th day of May, A.D. 10 Utherwise they may by law be excliide all henetic of saud entate. Gi hand this 26th dny of May JOSEPH DALY, 10K4 Roslindale. Bosting Mass. JOHNX A "SHEIL. Deputy Tor the District mbia, Provate ¢, (Seal Nt Depu Feistir o y Cierk ul‘ COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Holding | Probate Court.—No | 4006 Administration. —This i« w0 give o e that the subseribers. of the District of Columbna, have obtamed from the Probate [ €0t ot the “District ot tary on the estate late of the Diat ar E Columbin, 0% Adm the h 2 DISTRICT OF Court —N ation. — Kubseriber. of the District of obtained the Probate | District of Columbia letters | the estate of Julius Lindet trict of Columbia ensed Ving claime agaist the de are hereby warned o exhibit th with the vouchers thercof. 16§ nticated. to the subscriber, on or belo Tth duy of May, A.D oth be Colum of, James Court the deceaned. Al peraons 1 the deceased are hereby h legully o the subscribers. ou or be fore the 27th dav of May other Wise they may by law be ex Denefit of waid estate. Given hands this 27 ot M TIONAL AV PRI By FRANK W. ST dent: H, PRESCOTT ¢ Blik., Wanhi. D._C. (S SHETL. Deputy R Districi of Columb) Court ed e ! Viee Presi 1% Colormin JOHN ER. 1027 Floride A JOHN A. SHEIL. Deputy the District of Columbia, Clerk of hiw IND! fest HAMILTON & HAMILTON, Attorness. REME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF | “olumbia, Holding Probate (' Famie Gillies deceased —N ministration Docket 77 heen made herein for’ pr i1 'and testament and . ased, and_for lelters testamentary o tate by Union Trust Company of the e et of Columbia, i1 is ordered this 271h da of May. A.D. 1026 that Ward Raymon: James G Raymond. Matilda R Ford. Fannie Raymond, Charles P.Gilliss. Florence Gilliss W W. Giliss and Sara Gillise Caron. an all_others concerned. appear in <aid court the 6th day of July. A.D. 1826, K a.m. to show cause why such apnlication shoild not he grantad. Let no tice hereof be publighed in the Washington Law ‘Reporter and The Evemng Star once o the 1 day herein mentioned. the first publ 1 10 be not less than thirte days hefore smd return day. WILLIAM HITZ, J (Seal.) _Attest: THEODORE COGSW Deputy Register of Wilia for the District of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court my29.1eb SUPREME Colmiyia COURT OF THE DISTRIC Holding_Probate Court tate of Mars Reewe. Deceased —No Admimstration Docket 75— —Abpli ing heen made herein for letters Tration on said eatata by E. D. Williston. to he tasiied 0 some auitable person. it Qs or dered this 3rd day of June A.D. 1920 Gondie Tonv. and the unknown heirs a naxt of kin of Mary Reese. deceased all others concerned. appear i aald court Mondaz. the 12th dav of July AD. 1926 10 n'cldck am. 1o show canse why application ehoild not he granted. et no. Tiem hereof be published in the Washington Law Reporter and The Evening Star onee I each of fhree suceessive weoks before the return day herein mentioned publication 16 be not les< than hefore kaid_return day Juatice. (Seal.) Atiest ‘l_\v-’nuv Register of Wil Cofumbla, Clerk of the At A A H ; JOHN A SHFIL. for the District of Probate Court JOHN M. LOUGHRAN, Attorney IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TH LINKINS. Attorney. HE DISTRICT OF Probate Court —No. 34314, Administrat This is to give no fice that the subsc of the District of Columbia, have obtained from the Proh Court of the Digtrict of Columbia letters teatamentary on the estate of Dorinda M Guise. late of the District of Columbia. de. ceased. Al persons having claims against the deceased ‘are hereby warned to exhibit the &ame. with the vouchers thereof lee anthenticated. to the subscribers on or b the #rd dav of Ju; 9 by law state ay ‘of June. 731 DeSales af DeSales (Seal.) R. Register of ‘Wilia 1 Tumbia. Clerk of the Prol WILLIAM H. SUPREME COURT OF —Joseph Rin filed 2’ petition praying for & decrse chanzing his name to Joseph Rison Johnson and hav ing applied to the court for an order of publication of. the notice reauired by law in such cases. it is. by the court. this 10th day of June. A.D. 1928, ordered that all persons converned whow cause. if any thete ‘be. on or hefore the Rth day of July. A D. 192 why the pravers of aid peiition shoild not be granted: Provided. That a copy of this order he published once a week for three consecutive weeks before said day in The Evening Star newspaper. WALTER 1 COY. Chisf Justic al ) A true Test! FRANK E_CUNNINGHAM. ( A il otherwise m all benefit * hande this 2 e KINS. 1733 JAMES TAN cony. i K LEE ASHFORD. Asat. Clerk 10 BRANDENBURG & BRANDENBURG, Attys. IN THE MUNICIPAL, (OURT OF THE DIS Ctrict _of Columbia.— Beall & Sharp Company. a corporation. plaintifl. ve. Frank lin 0. Kidwell. defendant —No. A-11K0 The object of this auit is to rec sum of five hundred. twenty-richt 387100 dollars 5 with fnte Thereon from the 20th day of July. 16 | and to have judement of condemnation | cartain property of the defendant levied linder an attachment fasued in this suit to satinfy the plaintifi'a claim. 1t ia. therefore. hin 10th day of June AD. 1936, ordered that the defendant appear’ in this court n'or hefore the fortieth das. exclumive of undaya and legal holidavs After the dav T'the. first bublication of this order. to de. fend thia suit 'and show « why said condemnation should not be had: The suit will b procecded with as in case of default. "ROBT. E. MATTINGLY. ludee 18eal)" A true copy test. | RLANCHE R. B. DICKEY and EDWARD C. KRIZ Altornere. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- riet of Columibia. Holding Probate Coyrt Satate of Amelia McGhie. De 434, Administration Docket 75 ation as to the trial of the issuss in this cage relating 1o the validits of the paver writing. dated the 8th’ day of Julv. 1920, purporting 1o be the last will' and tesia ment of “Amelia hie. deceased. having heen returned as to the heirs at law and next of Kin ~not to e found." it is this S8ih day of Mav, 1976 ordered that the isaues be st dow trial on the 18th dax of Octoher. and ' that this order and the “ubstance of said issues fo-wit: (1) That “the execution” f said paper WrHting. dated July R, 1920, by the said Amelia Mc. Ghin wax procured by importunities. peraua- Sion, ‘misrepresentations. and undue influ fnee practiced upon said Amelia McGhie by Xome "person or persons unknown o your Defitionar, and that the execution of said paper writing by the said Amelia McGhie Wax mot the fren and voluntary act of the said_Amelia McGhie. That the said vaper writing. dated Juls 8. 1920. purport i’ to he the last will and iestament of the aid Amelia McGhie was obtained and the execution thereof procured by coer rcised tipon the said Amelia Me Rome person or persons’ unknown o vour Detitioner, shall he published once a w Por four weeks in the Washington Law Re. Jiter and twice & week for the same perio [0 "The Evening Star. WILLIAM HITZ, J toe. (9eal.) - Attest: THEODORE COGS- V. Deputy Register of Wills for the sirict of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court-., We congent: WILTON i ROH. YEATMAN. je4.511.02 DAVID B. KARRICK, Attorney, 1 . N THE SUPREME €Ol RT OF ' o trict of Columbia —Albert W. Walker and Leroy Gaddis jr.. Plaintiffs, vs. Richa o, oo G heite.” alieneea and ‘devisces u: known. Defendants.—Tn Equity. . 4557 —Order of Publication—The object of thi suit is to establish of record & complete and arhect 'Tifle in fee simple, in plaintiffe by adveras possession to Lot “C." Square b7 A Amprovements thereon. known as D steest northwest. \‘fl!hln;lfll‘, D. C motion ot plaintiffs. it e this 26th A of HovCA i FO25. ordered that the defendant Richard T. Queen. cause hig appearance to ba entered harein on or before the fortieth ARG dav. exclusive of Sundays and leeal holidave, accurring after the date of the first publication of this order: and it is further ordered that the unknown heirs alienees and devisees of said defendant, if he be dead. e thetr. annearance to be enterad herein on or before the first rule "IY'\JITVFI' one Month after the date of the first publication of this order. otherwise the cause will be proceeded with as in case of default Pro- e Loy of this order be published once a week for three successive weeks in the Sasington 1w Reporter and Tha Evening Star, longer and other publications being dis- Wi o iiafactors, cause showt: SibhoNs, 3 culrh A ar & INNINGHAM, Awst. Clerk. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS trict of Columbia. Holdine a Probate Court —In re Eatate of Ida M. Seiders. de- ceaned. _Adm. No. 34521 Order Nial— Bertha F. Adam. executrix under the last will and testament of Ida M. Seiders, de ceased. having reported to the court that aiiehas recerved'a private offer to purchas; Tot_30. mouare 489 as per plat rded il bogk 19, page 81. of the records of the o of " the survevor of the Diatrict of Colimbia_ with improvements thereon. at and for the vrice of $3.600. all cash. by the court this 4th dav of June adjudged. ordered the sald offer’ be accepted and anid sale be cuh caune o the S ontrary _be shown day_of July. AD. 1826 provided & coby of this order be yublished in the Washing- fon lLaw Reporter and The Eveniax Star once 5 week fOF three successive weeks prior T0 waid lsat mentioned date. A. A. HOEH LING. Juti (Seal) A try tost: JAMES TANNER. Regist the District of Columbia, Clerk of the Pro bate_Court jel2.19.26 ARTHUR PETER and W. H. BADEN. Attys SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia, Holding Probate Court — Estate of Sophia 1, Rutherford. deceaged —> 34558 Administration Docket 77 —ADpli Tion having been made herein for nrobate of tha last will and_testament of said de ceased and for letters testamentary on eaid catate by Harry G. Meem and the Washing. ton Loan and Trust Comoany. it is ordered this &th day of June. A.D. i926. that all the unknown heira at law and next of kin. if ‘any. and I others concerned. appear in said caurt on Mond AD. 1926, at 1 THE DIS- ar. the 19th day of July 0 a'clock am. 1o show cause whe such apolication shcild ot be Eranted. Let notice herenf be published in the Washington Law Reporter and The Eve- ning Star once in each of thres successive weeks hefore the return day herein men- Tiond. the firat publication to be not leas than ‘30 daya hefors said return day. A A HOEHLING, Justice. (Seal.) Attest: THEO- DORE COGSWELL, ‘Deputy Recigter of Wills for the District of Columbia. Clerk of the Probate Court je12.19.26 BANKRUPTCY NOTIC] IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- trich 9t Colmbia, Holding & Bankrupicy Court.—In the matter of Clsrence Obw, Baukrupt.—In Banaruptey No. 168%.—No. Tiee i hereby given thst the sbovenamed Dinicrupt has flled his betition praying for S liharge Trom wil bis ‘debts in bu Snd that his creditors aad other pe interest are required to enter their appear- ance in oppositioin, if any desire, in the s oftice, of sald court, on or before the SO0 e O Suly AT otd, | RALEL D . SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia, Holding_Probate Court.—Estate of Marie Luiise Michie, Decessed.—No Sano8. Aduministration Docket 57.—ApDii- lon having been made herein for probate of the last Wil and testament and memoran- fum ncorporated therein and a codicil there- 8 deceased. and for letters teata- estate by the Washington mpans. it s ordered thix Rih day of May. AD.'1926. that Abble Michia Spalding and all’ the ‘unknown heirs At law and next of kin. if any. and all others foncernad. appear in said coirt on Monday, the 12th day of Julr. AD. 1026, at 10 o'clock a.m.. to show cause why such Appli cation should not be granted. Let notice Sreot he publighed in the Waghington Law fonorter and The Erening Star once’ in ach of three successive weeks hefore the re- fin day herein mentioned, the first publica- tlon' to be ‘mot_lese than ihirte davs befors Said return dar. WILLIAM H Justice al) Attest: JOHN A. SHEIL. Deputy Register of Wills for the Diatriet of Colum- bia, Cierc of the Probate Court. ER. Referee 1 RIS IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS. trict of Columbia, Holding a Bankru Court.—In the matier of Harvey Da Bankrupt.—In Bankruptey No. 1667 the creditors of Harvey Dawson of the City of Washington, District of Columbia: Notice is hereby given that on the 7th day of June. D 1956, the said Harves Daweon was duly adiudicated bankrupt: and that the first meeting of his creditors will be held at my office in_the_Wilkins Building, 1512 H street northwest. Washington . C.. on the 21st day of June. A.D. 1828, at 10 o'clock am at which time the said creditors may atten prove their claims. appoint trustee, e amine the hmkfll%l'.vs r(r::m:lhl'u"‘h cfl.‘“l 'm 3 ore s ALFR"D! Ol‘lm‘ ‘an Denn, ER. Referee I meeting. R, Bankrupteg. RESORTS. TIC CITY. N. J. B4 e 1 fite‘l ATLANTI ! Y ~N.J Established 1878, Firepreof Addition. {oEnE s Elwood Hotel Special &% Spring rates. Open_all CHARLES W, FITTS AND TAYLOR, HE. AT AN MOORES, Attorners. REME COURT OF THE DISTRIC OF Columbia. Holding Probate Court.—Estate unie L. Traphagen, Deceased. N Administration Docket 7 q ation ving_been made herein for probate A Tt Wil wnd ‘testament and codicil of said deceased, and for letters of administra- T Gt o maid extate; Dy denmie M. Biyan, it is ordered thin 28th day of May. A.Il. 926, that Mrs. beth oore Bar- ton, 48 West San Fernando street. San Jose, i 20 rimmes Moore, 15 East Ferrin avenue: Springfield, Ohio: Walter F. Moore, 1014 ;? h‘mrfi\ sireed, Corona, Calif, and dean arier " Moore. _(minor). - Mrs. _fone oueodian), Salt Lake City. Uiah. and all others concerned. appear in said court on Uomday. Ane 15tk day of July. A.D. 1936 ‘at 10 oclock am.. to show cause why such apolfoation shotild not be granted. Let no- G0 hareot bepublighed in the Washington | Law Revorter and The ¥venin Star once in cach of three successive weeks before the teturn day herein mentioned. the first puh- Jieation th ba not less than thirty days he- fore said return day. WILLIAM 'HITZ, of B1R4T t. James Pl Beach, s ] year. M Delaware City Hotel Terggee Ave Rooms with running water. private bath $1.50 a day u Bathing privileges. Tabor Inn running _watel agement Oce: location: large, atl . - VFAUST & WILSON. Attornexs. (Seal.) Attest: JOHN ‘A SHEIL. ‘Deputr Register of Wille for the District of Columma. Clerk of the Prol urie del2.10.26 9 to 17 Ave. Cap. N~ Georgia Av daily. 81 280. Noted up weekly. tice. (Seals) Attest: JOHN A. SHEIL, uf"“'"'m"'é’:f'fl of Wills for the District of Col 9 1219 gement J. P. . Miller Cottage of the Probate Court. for its_table. §3 up Tumbia letters | exhibit | otherwise | onl com e Wi tellet fic Five tenni i Wesl ts. CHAPEL POINT One fortah ton. sonth costia follow RBeach Trees, Chickd Fo ‘m’ " RURAL HOM Only road pen than Modern 0 Home. B Int write Andrews o fit FRANKLIN MANOR BEACH One of Chesapeak ing. erabb | tabie <upy end partie. ttages 7 F St HARTGE od mex de. M. COLONIAL HOTEL Boardwalk uly. PLIMHIMMON Hotel and ( Orchestra THE LANKFOR American plan M THE Ocean fron BREAKER vata haths. THE HASTINGS HOTEL walk. 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NEW ZEAIVAND el wd Royal Mail Steamers ANG a3 VAR L July Suil from Vancouver, 8 For fares, ete. upply Can, Pac. Rwy st Wastington, or the Canadian’ Aus trulasiunline Bldg., 141 Hastingy WL Van iy NAMERIGA LINE N SHOKRT ROUTE TO Norway, Sweden, Denmark, MODERN TWIN-SCREW BERC 0 SEAVANGERE, AL “NIAG enger Office, and PALM BEACH eapense Tours.— to Baltimore or Phils. delphia, ports of sailing; & delightful sea voyage to Miami; room and meals at Hotel Mirimar: sightseeing trips. Berth in outside stateroom with hot and eold running water; delicious meals. Send for Tour Itinerary. 10 paYs 97 TOUR SAILINGS June 148228 « July$, 19 &26 August 9, 16 & 19 + September 6 & 9 Regularweekly sailings at low Bummer Rates Al Saifings on Esstern Standard Time ) BALTIMORE & CAROLINA $.5.CO. b Ofice. 1008 Lith se. NW. Tel Fr 18 inciude Raliroad F " otlulemtm orR R.agent | TOURY. Teachers’ Trip to Canada Land aea trin and wix weeks room and " hoard, for party of ten, leaving June AR° AN hotel ‘and living | expenses for For further particulars call North ne \1'llINv\rl‘. George Washington University Summer School Nine Weeks' Seasion, June 14—August 14 Six Weeks' Seasion, July 6—August 14 Forenoon and late afternoon classes. For Catalogue Address THE DIRECTOR, 2100 G Street National University Law School SUMMER TERM BEGINS JUNE 15, 1926 The Summer Term is an in- tegral part of the regular three- year course for the LL. B. Secretary’s office open for Registration. Main 6617. 818 Thirteenth Street N.W. WASHINGTON COLLEGE OF LAW Co-educational Confers Degrees: LLB, LLM, M.P.L. Summer Term, June 15th to July 31st. Seasions, 5:13 rM 2000 G Street Thone Franklin 4585 George Washingtc;n University Law School Co-educational. Member Astociation American Law Schools Class A—American Bar Association. Summer session begins June 14th Stockton Hall, 720 20th St. ‘Emerson Institute Summer School, June 14th Day School—Evening School Men and Women Complete College Preparatory ¢ Courses TO! AND PL 'o.w. “MOVING, PACKY STORAGE FOR FURK LER'S. 920 Pa. R8s Main 8530; NG & 1T T 08, a MOVING gay STORAGE KRIEG'S|» XPRESS PACKING Y SHIPPING MIT s FIRE-PROOF, i TORAGE PRIVATE ROOM OR OPEN STORAGE LONG DISTANCE MOVERS CRATE AND PACK BY EXPERTS 1313 YOU STREET, N. W, PHONE.NORTH-3343 HARDY H Neighbors o Summer By the Associated P PAUL S President White Pine Can extremes of the Contrasted wi Whoke cottages shores of the ma tion of the Adiro tain people who been wresting ant wilderness These hardy > New York State | {he descendunts | blazed their own | many decades a step of the wa nature. { where Winter si | virtually eight ! have made them | <pirit. fearless, vet God-fearing and retiring. Modern Li tices S highwayvs inaccessible brought to this the simpler luxi generation neve #till, however, In nificent views a where modern il introduced. As Coolidge motor a they will at run when they s Time has take picturesque grou; latfon, the mou ally passing awa | ness_in the pos are none to | young man finds other calli ing. For years the of the real trea Typified by the | from spirit. best asset, auelled next his neighbor. so operative effort where. While th have seen how themselves like each Fall sugaring-off gat season steps are tried o [ the old fddler w for the square ¢ mand. who know that United States is dent Mr. Coolidg time.” Last night in t torium, on G stres as an authority o fally motets. first group of so an esemble that and nice shading included two “Sweetly Sang t Angel” and Salnt Those in the ch Beebe, Frances Bright, Ethel 1lughes, Moose, Westergren, Adel Wilson, Marie Zu The Lotus Q TTughes, Bogert, contralto tenor, and cluded the presented during lina Willls, Emil lLee Beebe, Ch: Carson Frailey, Lucy Watson. TACOMA, Wa Thirteen wartim carry supplies to overseas, Henderson Bay, here. scrap in them. Snelling ATHE! Charles Mercer was unanimousl. of the Universi bheen acting cha tirement of [T S COOLIDGE TO MEET Lives of Pioneers. MITHS, Coolidge's this Summer, will represent the two Yeara of toil months of every The advance of ¢ more evident each parts find folk ! log eabins, farmers whose horses « automobiles and {are finding other take his place. of the mountaine tod fiction, he has held the fancy and the hearts of the many to whom he was philosopher and friend as well as and pilot along the trails whose end !ing only he knew. 3ut the coming of the new customs |and new instruments of the As in the days when | wife and a strong pair of arms. was eer knows the value of a friend. the city folks amuse | nevertheless quota of husking bees: each its quilting parties; each Spring its its country they pass the test, Those of the North Country people tains his Summer MUSIC Otto T. Simon’s Concert. sized audience gathered to listen to a concert presented by Otto T. Simon, who has been known for many vears Upholding this tradition was Ichlers, Charlotte Engel, Haz Lillian Alelaide Watson, Ruth SOprano; Thomas Leef, bass, program. Thomas Lee and Lilllan Adelaide 13 SHIPS ARE BURNED. s Vessels Designed as War Trans- ports Destroyed for Salvage. but which never left their home ports, furnished the fuel for a $4,250,000 bonfire Thursday night on The boats were of the Ferris type and burned by the Washington Tug and Barge Co. of Seattle to salvage Ga., EET CIANTFLASHES AD AR PHOTOCRAPHER Bombs Strong Enough to Startle City Give Flash Over Wide Area. ILL PEOPLE f President in Home Lead By (e Assovinted Press DAY Ohio rons N, June 12 —When the convention photographer says “Hold it!" and pulls the chain of his fash pun, he discharges only a pinch or two of flashlight powde But when Lieut. George \W. ( d, Army aviator, takes @ flashlight of a City, e explodes Lombs measuring as much as 10 feet in length and welgh- ing as much as 50 pounds The detonation is xo great that it is not w tew frightened girls who jump and blink, but a whole city tha shaken and hundreds of thousands of eves that are temporarily blinded. veral night photographs from air cen taken of Davton and Rochester, N. Y. Soon all of the n's largest cities are 1o he “snap in a country bed” as gigantic hombs are released in the saddle for| over them with their war-like erash vear|and rumble. The hombs are innocent “and|looking affairs, resembling holts of in a department store, bt under the folds of cioth are separate { compartments loaded with special high | explosive powders concocted to give a quick brilliant light. Each of the com partments is connected to an electric fuse which explodes them all simul taneously The bombs are carried under the fuselage of the airship and are drop ped by the working of a lever as the plane reaches the designated point ‘There is first a discernible stream of sparks as the fuse burns and 6 seconds later comes the flave. So efficiently are the hombs constructed and so accuartely timed that although [of such large proportions. they are ploded completely in as brief a space of time as one-fiftieth of a second. complete is the explosion that there is no afterglow Never has the minutest bit of the homb’s covering been found after- ward. The flash is so quick that al though persons on the ground see the illumination it causes. they do not ac- tually see the flare itself. It is toe quick for the human eye. In Dayton and Rochester, photogra Y., June 12 neighbors at wp, on Lake Osgood, social scale. th the millionaires| und camps dot the ny lakes in thix sec- ndacks are the moun- for generations have living from a reluct- orth Country folk, as ikes to call them, are of the pioneers who! trails into the hills| o, contesting every |t a stubborn | Nat Planes have v with te rugged in hody silent | Roods fe Approaches. vilization's prac- vear as the penetrate heretofore of the hills. has country comforis and wriex which the v knew. There are nany regions of mag nd beantiful witers fe has not vet been President «nd Mis mong the mountains who live in rude last youngsters whi ee a stranger n its toll among one D in the native popu ntain guide gradu v. leaving his wilder ession of those who| uses for it. There for the ngs more to his lik guide has been one sures of the woods. famous deerslaver of | tall buildings to take the surrounding country by the light of the bursting bomb. Some of these pictures have heen exceptionally clear and have approximated daylight pho- tographic work. The photographic plates are usually exposed when the warning trail of sparks is seen and are left_exposed until after the flare. The shutters on the cameras carried by the planes in the test flights are usually four times as fast as those on the average commercial camera. Some of these camer: are hetween 4 and 5 feet long with 36-inch lenses. meas uring 9 inches in diameter. They take photographs measuring 9 by 23 inches. The usual height at which these pic- tures are taken is 3,000 feet. e g 4 ROCKVILLE. ROCKVILLE. Md., June 12 (Special) Harold C. Smith of the Rockville bar has announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for State's attorney to be made at the primary election early in September, and so is the only avowed aspirant for the honor. He is a veteran of the World War, past commander of the Rockville American Legion post, past vice commander of the Department of Maryland and a member of the State executive committee. Until about a vear ago, he was connected with the legal department of the United States Veterans' Bureau. Thomas Douglass Rrizgs of Gaithers. burg, this county, and M Sibyl Adeline Johnson of Branchville. Md. were married at _ Hyattsville on Thursday by Rev. B. P. Johnson of that place. John S. Wessells of this county has filed suit in the Circuit Court here for _an absolute divorce from Verna V. Wessells of this county, to whom he was married January 12, 1926. He is represented by Attorneys Dawson & Welsh of Rockville. been issued by the the Circuit Court here for the marriage of llenry E. Clarke, of Washington, and Miss Elizabeth I, Bagley, 24, of Front Royal, Va., and Samuel C. Palmer, 21, of Arlington, Va.. and Miss Mary F. Hill, 21, of Alexandria, Va. Under the auspices of the Forest Glen Court, Catholic Daughters of America, a card party will be held in the Knights of Columbus Hall, Silver Spring, the evening of Tuesday June 15. The committee of arrange- ments is composed of Mrs. Mae Cissell, grand regent of the court, chairman; Mrs. Grafton Holland, Mrs. William E. Pierce, Mrs. William A, Twombley, Mrs. Lawrence Flack, Mre. J. D. Coughlan and Miss Rosa Clark. At the last meeting of the season of the Dickerson Community League, held in the high school building. con- ducted by the president, Lloyd J. Jones, and largelv attended, the ad- drese of the evening was delivered by Dr. George 1.. Edmonds of the county Board of Education. Joint closing exercises for the schools at Derwod, Dwyers, Garrett Park and Oakdale and the grammar school department of the Rockville High School were held in the high school auditorium here last evening in the presence of a gathering that acked the large hall. Prof. Harr Beall, principal of the Rockville High School, presided, and presented di- plomas to the members of the senior class of the Rockville Grammar School and the scholarship medal to Miss Marian Snapp. The address of the evening was by Rev. B. W. John, pastor of the Rockville Methodist Church. Rasil Gordon Bryant, 31, of Stafford Court House, Va Moretta Armstrong, 20, of Falmouth were married in Rockville yi afternoon by Rev. §. J. tor of the Christian Church, at the ok life has far native's pioneer man's d-working to' a ha today the mountain- Co- manifest every. ounger people who is e to copy their ways, | brings its Winter herings. and each dances. Modern cautiously and, if re adopted: vet vho “counts em off” lances ix still in de- ut the President of the making their moun retreat are confi- e will have “a good he Y. M. €. A. Audi- et northwest, a good- n choral work, espec- the ngs as presented by showed fine training of tone. The number Rubinstein he Birds.” and -Suens’ “Ave Maria.” orns were Flinor Lee van den Boget, Eva Burgess, Frances 1 Gem Lynch, Katherine ina Willis, Mrs. Ettie icker. uartet, Hazel Gem Frances van den : Edward R. Pruner, con- Solos were the evening by Ade- Arzberger, Elinorr arlotte Engel, Dr. Hazel Hughes, sh., June 12 (#).— e ships intended to the American troops 12 miles northwest of Is E;c*te('l. June 12 () Snelling yesterday elected chanceller of Georgia. He has ncellor_since the re. v BY ALBERTINE RANDALL! AMERICAN'S BLUFF ! phers aiso were stationed at various | points on the ground, in spires and on and Miss lLennie TS. 39 AMUSES BANDITS Captive of Mexican Band Re- veals How Challenge Was Quickly Taken Up. By the SAN How Associated Press, ANTONIO, Tex Americans Kidna ar hut two and threatened hands of Mexican finally rescued by aftek an engagement with the handit band, was told here hv Jules R. Galla gher. 31, mining engineer, one of the captives. Gallagher and . (. sociate, were working dora. Durango, whe weeks ago hv Mexican Juan Galindo. Braden write @ ransom letter with o rope and cut Vielded During the final federal troups and gher sald, Galindo, althe wounded, stood fn the own band, firing from As the handit le: saddle and escap my a4 with death th bandits, were Mexican trooper Rraden. an as near Descubr captured two andits under refusing to was hanged when he down be wish ween b severel . center two revoly friends, we'll meet Story Told by Gallagher. lagher's story of the capture told to the Lizht, fol “Braden and | were inspecting min- ing lands. \We working in the hottom-of an abandoned shaft when Mexiean came down to had o messaze from Ger tindo, So we followed the man up to the da tight. There sat Galindo and four of hix men ‘I want guests and for me, not chieftain suid. “1 looked ut were 1« and sald he - vou hoth inspect far to come as my e of my land * the bandit away « Braden, Braden looked ut me. The odds were five to two, ane ux we glanced around the little circie each of the men was fondling a i eyeing us intently we'll b eral’ I told him The little band rode into the moun- tains and cime to an old Spanish hacienda, evidently abandoned for sev- eral years before Galindo took it over as headquarte $6,000 Ransom Asked. - Sure. glad to come, gen- “We s days Ty thin, | som." G had heen eral hefore prisoners the gzeneral mentioned about holding ns for ran Nagher continued T am asking 12.000 pesos ($6.000) for your lives. he informed us CWe're worth that much.' T told him. and Braden and [ both tried to laugh it off. ‘But yvour families probably think Galindo said, and he laughed. ‘You hoth now will write your families. telling them you are mv guests and will remain o until I re- ceive that sum of money “Wa hoth protested. but he insisted. All right. I'll write.” I said. ‘But I don’t think it will do any good.” “I'm damned if 1 will.” Braden said. Galindo finally called the guard. *This gentleman. he said. ‘doesn’t like our hospitalitv. He has decided he wants o on a long trip in- stead.’ “The bandits got some rope. tied him securely ahout the hody, hands behind him, and then slipped a rope abe his neck. hangman fashion. There was no noose in it, however Anvthing to say, my friend?’ Ga- lindo asked him “You haven't got the guts to k ou know the whole T'nited States Army would he onmy heels as soon as it was known.’ “‘Haven't 17" Galindo asked. He was smiling. ‘Well, my friend. in this husiness one learns that a life mora or less means little.” ‘Then he gave the order and thé: swung Braden a tree. Braden's face was growing red and he slowly strangling, however “‘How about it now? asked. ‘Will you write little letter which T so gra wsly asked” Surely vou won't let your host outde You in {courte: panoramas of was Galindo lindo ordered him cut down and he wrote the note “After five days at the old hacienda Galindo broke camp and we decided that rescue was on the wav. ‘Rut they won't find us,’ Galindo laughed Outpost Falls Asleep. “The surprise attack by troops W made possible one of the outposts fell asleep. Galindo and Corral, his aide, were standing by us when the battle be- gan. ““No Federal because ¢ n muchachos® (hold on, boys). Galindo called. He stood In the open in the center of his band and fired revolvers with hoth hands, Corral did likewise. “Corral fell dead, three feet from us. Two other men were killed and several wounded. alindo himself was bleeding when he turned to us and said: ‘Geod-by, my friends, we'll meet again, I hope.’ ““Then he and one man made their escape.” MRS. MARION R. OLIVER IS CLAIMED BY DEATH Wife of Former Assistant Secretary of War Expires at Age of 79, Lived Here Many Years, Mrs. Marfon Rathhorie Oliver, 79 vears old, wife of former Assistant Secretary of War Gen. Robert Shaw Oltver, dled at her residence, 1787 Q street, yesterday after an iliness of several weeks. Gen. and Mrs. Ollver had maintained a residence in this city for many vears and were well known in Washington sactet Mrs. Oliver s survived by her hus- band, Gen. Oliver; a son, Dr. John Rathbone Oliver; three daughters, Mrs. Francis K. Stevens and Mrs, Joseph H. Choate, jr.. of New York, and Miss Marion Oliver, and seven grandchildren. Funeral services will he conducted at the residence Saturday morning at 11 o'clock. Rev. William MeClen- then of the Mount Calvary Episcopal Church, Baltimore, will officiate, In- terment will be in Albany, N. Y. SETTLEMENT OF CLAIMS BILL PASSED BY HOUSE Measure Will Relieve Congress of Much Legislative Work—Already Has Senate Approval. An amended Senate bill to facilltate the settlement of claims against the Government was passed by the House terday without a record vote. The measure provides that property claims under $5,000 can be settled by the head of the department involved, and for adjustment of those for in- jury or death for no larger sums hy the Employes’ Compensation Commis- sion. Claims above $5.000 would be ad- judicated by the Federal District Courts or the Court of Claims. The Senate passed the bill with the maximum to be settled by Gov- ernment departments fixed at $3.000. Under the present law it is neces- sary-to have a bill passed by Con- gress authorizing settlement of eacl claim. Thousands of such measures xe-introduced Al evary, 8ession