Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1928, Page 29

AUCTIONS. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE_DAYX. DAN A WESUHLER & SON. Auctioueers. ?mtm' Sale of m“idle‘n- *"tial Properties as No. *' 4824 Piney Branch Road, No. , 4825, 4829 and 4831 16th "gl‘. N.W.,, in Square Numbered 29 'm:-. of those deeds of trust dated uary 11, 1928, and August 19, 1826, re- =~ 'nq'm‘u\-el: n Liber 8681 3t folio §2 0 Liner 5814 at foito 455, of the land rec. Ohis of the District of Columbia. at the weet of the Darty therehs wccired. the Bndersiened will sell blic auctign, in ong of the resnectiv on TUE, AY, THE TWENTY-FOU DAY OF ANUARY 1928 BEGINNING AT THRE! HIRTY OCLOCK PM'. the sn mouare 2708 in aaid Districl. more par- Heuiarly. aid deeds. namely s 5 improved by dwelling numbernd 482 nes Branch ©d. nw. subwect to a trust se eurine $12.000: 10t 48, miproved by + g nimbered 4823 16th st nw. subect 1o A trier securing $15.000° Jot 4D, “impraved Br dwelling numbered 4 L naw mhiect to truet securing $15.000. fot’ 1 mproved by dwelling numhered 48391618 o cublect 1o a trust securing S15.000 $oi 57 ‘improved he dweiline nambered 48531 Tin st Ceubject 1078 trust secucing =500 Terms® Sald parvels will be sold separatels 4n “the onder enumerated. subject to first trusts as shave particulazs Whereot will be Annovneed at the aale Taves and interest on Lirst Trosts Will be admated (o duyof anle. A deposit of $300 Wil be reauited on 1ot ""Pirhase prie to be haid one- TRIn eaih balance i one and two years Teapectivelr. With _interest Tepresented by notes of purchaser secured unon the prob- o1ty wold 'or all eash at purchasers option \ Convevancing. | reconding. lete At urchas er's cont. Terms te he ulfilled within thirty @va from dav ol sale. otherwise the denosit Av Yo forfaited and the property tesold Lo ridk aod cout ot he oo ¥+ advartisement in The B FRANCIS 825 150 WILLIANM P 825 15th St « Auctioneers. VALUABLE_BRICK AMEARRR TV + FRUSTEES. 4 WITH BULLT-IN WELLING. “NO. AE IR ES T, GARAGE By virtue of & certain dead of tr Pecorded June 4. 1937, instrument ©f the land reconds of the District of bia. and at the request of the party & herebr. the undermgned trustees will or_sale by publ on._in remises, On MOND. HIRD DAY, 1098 AT the follow- “ituate 10 Lot 45 n OF JANUARY OUR-THIRTY OCLOCK P M inc-geecribed Jand and premisc. he District of Col To Wit L “Chamilies subdivision of lots and allevs closed i square A1 A8 per piat Feconded n Liber &5, folio T3, of the reconis @! the office of the surveror ‘of the Distnict of Col < restriction Tne ehown on said plat and 10 covenants of Fecor Ferine of sale: The ahove nroperts will be of_trust fur ue October deposit of t ume of nd_ no. sz cha Terms of @aie to he complied with within thirly daye From dav of sale. otherwise the frustees re- perve the right 1o resell the property at the Tk and cost of the defuulting purchasr 3fter five dave’ advertmement of such Traale i some newsnaper published in the @ity of o B “rroyas BomINSON. £.P. KREITER ™ BOBT. 212 endkds exSu “FHOS. J. OWEN_& SON, AUCTIONEERS, 1425 EYE ST. N.W. TRUSTEES: SALE_OF TWO.STORY BRICK DWELLING. KXOWN AS _PREMISES 2103 H STREET NORTHWEST. wirtue 0f a certain deed of t: wuary 15, 1927 being instru recorded February 15. . among the records of the District of Columbia. and the recuest of the parts secured therebr. the L:ndtmnn'd e IIR" ‘h“‘ well ot public Detion. i - front of the Dremises on WEDNESpAT THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF ANUARY, AD. 1928 AT FOUR OCLOCK M. the following-described land and prem- Jaes witnate in the District of Columbia. and Gemgnated as and bem‘“n-rll of original lots o 35 and 0 in square 70. described by metes and"bornds as_follows: Beginmng on_the south line of H street feet west from he Dortheast corner of said sauare and run ming thence west on street 15 feet fnches. thence south 122 feet thence e 75 feet 2 inches and thence porth 122 feet #0 the place of beginning. Terms. Sold subject 1o a prior building @seacistion deed of trust for $610R 18 fur- her particulars of which will be announced 8t _time of sale the purchase price above A | tticate. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE_DAYS. 08, J. OWEN & SON, AUCTION. 1 St Northwest. Trustees’ Sale of 5013 Seventh Place N.W., New Two-Story Brick Dwelling. By virtus of two erctain deeds of trust. dated September 15, 1927, beins msteuments Nox. 3. Tecorded Neptember 16, 1¢ amone the fand records of the District “of Columbia: and at The requnst of the nartica sevured therehy, the tndoralened trustecs sl sell at pub! e pres Ises, ‘on’ WE HERRNT) DAY ‘OF JANUA AT ¥ OCLOUK P, ribed lan and gremises, “situa rict of Tum and desienated as and - being wiimbered” one ‘undred and” fifteen (113 in Jicod B, Shaviro's subdivision of lats in sanare humbered thirty-one hundred and Tortv-cieht (3148). as Der plat tecorded in oitice 0f the sirvevor for the District of mbia in_Liber 77, at folio 1 Terms: Soid subjeet 10 A trost. for S4050.00, furiher par Which WiI be announced at time the' purchase price above said tru: natd I cashe A doposit of 8300 00 reauired. Linvevanine, Tecording. ote.. at the. pur: ohaser s cost. Terms to_be complied with Within “15° dave. otherwise deposit forfeited andthe nroweris may b advertised and re- L0l 2t the disccation of tha frsteas MAURICE € SHAPIRO. LOUIS OTTENBERG 17 Tritstees. REAL ESTATE NOTES AT AUC Ty viitie of tho terms of a o eral April 14, 1 R Tda 0. Ball 16 the of Perey he unde S5 000 Por cent Which 1 dated & Ball and H. Russel with inte hayabie six m ® 18 overdi pal of 87 150 with interest at s vimber 13, 1897, the undersiened will sell Cash. at_cublie auction, within the offlicx { Thomas J. Owen & Son.’ Autioneers. 14125 street nw . Washington, D, C. on ' MOX. DAY THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF JANTARY 1 AT ONE-THIRTY O'CLOCK P-M.. the coliaferal securities named an’ said cotlater 01 Which the nndersigned 1s the holder It two Iots, one after the other. tu wif: 1 Threa notes o i one note for ST dated A T exed F Clark Ball to Cha Tiume forsed to i sec isive 10 sqy District preve lots 24. < shown by certifi Ca ] and s iate of District Title Th: accumulated interest at nd st notes be- ole princip; rest at 6 per cent from November | 2 Oue "Mate” of 30,000, datedt 7 H,Clark Bail %1 by M. Barkley v b 3 improvements. County. Va . described 10 a cer: ie of Ball & Douglas. attornevs subject tp & previous deed as shown by sald cer- ted interest thereon. $a secand trist note heing IR he whole prncinal and_ interest per om November 14 7 rchaser to assume in each case title of which notes are secured as stated 1 “PERCY M. RUSSELL Wih &K Ste N, al1121314 Wash . C. ADAM A W Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Busi- ness Property, No. 1216 New York Ave. N.W., Containing Two Stores With Apartment. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded. i Liber No. 5673, follo 348 et s of the land records of the District of a. and at the request of the party uredthereby. the undersigued trusiecs I offer for sale by public adetion. in the premise. YEDNESDAY GHTEENTH ¥ AT FOUR OCLOCK PM.. the M it 13,1 It of §3 with at Aw RiGHT! Tur™ ‘RounD SURE Wou AN LEMME AN T GONMA THE CoLD DAY SHE WORE YOUR OVERCCAT AND YOU BRAVE D THE ICY BLASTS LIKE A REGULAR MARTYR \ QLN Ry ) N o =eai Wiy _— S LT AWRRNMANY ek ~a\NRAN S W Nbmas - AN zen s//fz AL NOTICES. LEGAL NOTIC LEGAL NOTICES. following-described land and premises, aitu- ate in the District of Columbia, 1o Wit: Part of jot 4 1n the heirs shn David: sou's subdivision of_square 278, as per plat recorded in Liber N. K. fulios 83 and 85 of the records of the office o of he District of Columbia, desc: follows: _Beginming for the same on line of New York ave. at the northeast corner of said Jot and running southeast eriy at right angle 1o said avenue 50 fect thence westerly and parailel with the line of said avenus 23 feel 6 inches 10 west Iine of said lot: thence morthwesterly with the west of said ot to the lioe of said de. and thence northeasterly aloug said 23 feet 6 inches 1o the Dlace of be- ne rms of sale: The above properts will be_suld subject 10 & prior deed of trust fur Ma id_trust 1o _be paid in cash. A denosit of £3300 required. Conveyancing. recording. etc.. | 8t the purchaser's cost. Terms 10 be com- | plied wlih within thirty dnve. otherwim de e a properts may Bivertined and resold at the discretion of the trusiees. DONALD M. EARLL. P. R. BOESCH. $8710121417 Tre ADAN A WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers. TECSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE DWELL. 5G., X0. 1837 4 STREET NORTH- By virtue of a certain deed of erust. duly Pcorded .n Liber No 5861 _folio 123 et erq. ©f the land records of the District of Colum- Ta. and 21 the request of the party secured v . the undersigued trustecs will offer for sale by oublic auction. in front of the ;' TUESDAY. THE SEVEN FESTH DAY OF JANUARY. 1935 AT FOUR-THIRTY OCLOCK P M. the foliow Inzdeecrited iand and Drevisce mtuste in the Distnct of Columbia_lo wit: Part of erginal ot 5 in square 521. heanninz o 4th street, west 16 feet porth of the south oot eorner o1 said lot: themee porth with swd street 15 feet 6 inches g O3 feet 433 inches 10 the 1 Jot 5. thence south with sa; inches: ihence west U3 lect 44 he beginning. Sale The ahove property will be 1 _a orior deed Of trust for at 7%. due July 20. 1020: bal: A depowt 0f 320000 required at tme of sale. All eouvey recording and notansl foes a1 eve: of sae to e compiied willun thirty days from day of sale he trustecs rescrve the nebt the Droveriy 8t the riak and cost o The delantior, purchaser after five dase ad Vertisement of suk resale i some Bews | Jovgr vevishes i ine ety ot Widhiriaiid §28 ghdeexss 7 <k Trustees. THUS. J. UMEN & Su'. Al;hu.\u_n: 1425 EYE ST N Trustee’s Sale of Valuable Busi- ness Property Known as No. 3289 M St. N.W., With Front- ages on Prospect and Potomac Streets. o2 3 2 i By virtue of 8 ctr'un aeed In Jaber 5445, trust. duly 0L et weq. of of Coluimma o wnction in 1ro NESDAY, JAN( THRE. Soliow e Y r—m e v W Al?‘ ENTY Vb Il fllu OCLx L | Dhoiriet of olur s o Lot namere s | bty -oise (39 i [3 Deuseri s vt | llu-';r’:‘ of O are LG sered (Wi | o5 T e Neslr d et of Julueia s ) at 1 Soag o T him 2 17 | i0g b | sons wabd It | |t pREME Gt of b [ Ly stMuons Atoriey V. e L wam 3 47 4 i AVAN A VWESCHILR & 80} PRISTYES S41y ETORY $uicy | el VERNON e v Ciom'y L3 o9 il er 10 P G5 LAY i CUrKE ¥ N f Drew s wituete i e Dt wit Lt 47 i W R Lbsviasion of LA 3 A T unter f o OF VALUARLY THRYY wpid CONVERT bl TR ) ORTHWES | Hite Viown a8 ioghte. On rad 0000 Daued wuttivimon e oAl 1o Taiwr ¢ ounty Su 13 1ol 178 7 the recinds oA 11 uitse of U Burvesor oF the District of (2 Y S8 Buseid o rir Gaed o8 "2ivw w i Velwuury 1 Sainton cunl A st of B0 A ¢ i purch s [ Snedng. vors o v aees b ow L L ey 1LLIAM 1 eLAYMAK | m10shdasats LUMONSTON dr, i S22.000 at §%, due January 6th, 198 balanee one-balf cash, rmainder one year at 6%, secured by a second o of trnst upon the property sold. or alli casb ever trust. at opt'on of purchaser. A de posit of $500.00 required of purchaser at time of sal All eonveyancing, recording and notarial fees at cost of purchaser. Terms of eale to ho complied with within thirty daye from day of sale. otherwise the Uriictees reserve the right 10 fesell {he prop- ert; the risk and cost of the d@(nllllm, Naser. after five days’ advertisement o ch_resale in some newspaper published 1 the city of 'A‘Mhlll{i‘l;n D. TCH, £, WELLFORD. TOSHAR A PRAFFERTY $a10.d&deexSu Trustees. 0S. J OWEN & SON_ AUCTIONEERS. = 1425 Ese Street Northwest. Trustee’s Sale of Valuable Im- proved Property, Two-Story Frame Dwelling, Being Prem- | ises 2807 Myrtle Ave. N.F. By virtoe of & certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 5308 1olio 307 et seq.. of the land records of the District of Colum: Via. and at the request of arty secnred thereby. the undersigned trusices will sell al A T T JANCARY, AD 1928 AT FOUR OCLOCK ¥ the followinedescribed land and prem jees. situste in the County of Washinkton, District, of Columbia, and desicnated e and being ot numbered thirty-four (34) 0 Fenry A, Vieth's sabivision of lot 32 in hiock 7. “Be-survev of Woodridge.” as per wlat wcorded in Liber 60 foilo 108 of the recards o the oftice of the surveyor of i of Columbia said hlock 7 being 11 {0r asasmient Durposes as siiare ihjert 10 8 prior deed which will be an- the purchase price 10 one-third in cash ilments. payable il i/ it ot wela catk Rep K retul Cierl N u Cou bl ). defr The of truc of male ol of trust particul Tonnied st time Atwove said truet ¢ Tance in two equal | Ore and two years with luterest 8t 8 Tentum per’ anpum pasab Trom "day of wale wertired roet upon the property soid. or 3t the ontion of the nurhaser. A deporli 0000 will be requirid at time of sale & ete at com of Torme ol waie io”be compiid | irty Gays from day of sale. | C¢ iriistees reserve the right to | adm the ont_of | M. atur bia in ‘some Bewspaver Iahed nington. D.C VASHINGTON © By ALY, ahs exsn ——— LEGAL NOTICES, TTTTMILLAN & AMITH. Attaruey IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS 1t o1 Columbly hoklioe Probate Cotit } Wil = Tew Col otherwies th reseil the i defanlting b tiserment of o THE exhi or 192 ed o1 t ece amed — ket BL—AD- Aduin et aticn No 3819 Pl aton having been of & will and co tary on sard That Ma 4 Whitiey Mre Alnic Autin M Wation YU Neal Sterley « Marey Vi Tard aiwd the upknown he xt ot win of Muwmie Mang o and @)l othere cuneer 1 court on Monday the 13 A e 10 o dock s atulication eh tier bureof e Law Reporter and thive sUp « a7 ten e ) Con Mur n Thn [ | thin, 4 non, e Dtlished 10 fabey o1 o - fret 1 ! ity (401 . TER T MA) o owy Aten %t the Pr v w7 EOONY (0GR ‘ g for the Dist=ict ol e Court FRANK MTLTRON, Attorney, DINTRICT T ¥ e e 1e 11 & et gt b e with ti Coupt o "the Dhn o Brohate Count wy oA Vebruary e T lace Sur kg Bromtrt, when A fu "t "t iy oy} it e ol | COURT OF Holding e ' . Al i o i . by 5 s MU IAL] AL S DA RATIONAL SAVINGS & TRIST (06 NI ST RN Ay 1) THVOLORY s WELE Ry ets 2%} '} 4] Iul FHANK BTEIRON, Atlwrney, SUIRYME COVKY oF ‘}Ht‘r DISTIICT O | o tue Supree Cowt ol Tty w Frobate O iy, Ui 6L duy of Fubwiary JO i wm ae Whe Gane il T T Whstriiabin Trom waid estl? whir w Coy it Bt TR waid it 0 the Cipmiinn fewn i e VORIN WaBFIF L) KATION AL SAVINGS & TRURY 00 TRy FRARK WIEIRON AL T e 1 VRl T VITOR ‘8 WKRSCH Dnpity Kesigler of Wills $0 the EF O sy ot Culyging, Clork ot nz L} SAMUEL E. STONEBRARER, UPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia, 684N, Adm ¢ that th Court_of’ the District of fetamentary Xhitit the sam legaily” authent District of Columbia, Clerk of the P Conrt 14,2 ARTHUR PETER and W. 1. BADI stp) of Grace 1. Boss Jeceased been ordered this cerned bereof be published in the Washington Law b day herein menti |10 ba Tt lewy Attest : ister of bley conts, B SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF | againet the deceased are herehy wan legally authenticated. Gnget my hand this ‘:fué 1a, Aftest of Witls for the District of Colin Columb eatamentary wine they “v, riwker KV, Dt of Columi Conirt Faulty fice Attorness HAKLAN WOOD, Attornes, | IN THE SUPRENE (OUKT OF THE nis- | e applieation of | Court.—No. o is to give Holding Probate Iettecs the estate Mars H the District of Colum- céased. Al persons having claims the deceased ‘are hereny vamed 1o With the vouch:ra tiereot. ed. to the subscriber oi before the 4th day day of Janu AD. ~otherwise they may by law be exclun- from all menchi o) sa. csatc. Gnen hand_ thie 4th ‘day of Jannery, HAYWARD MARSHALL. 0l (s~ Atteat: JOHN A Wille for i Kt umbia, hus o on of el ate of tion of the notice requited a30is, by the court, this AD. 5. wrdered | el At ~ ihe Hth day o the ura an o 1 o by Taw in such ca 10th day of Januaiy. | that_ all persons conc any there be, on_or bef February., A'D. 102K, wad pelition should not be et that a wopy of this on e a4 week for three hefore said day n Evening Star bew WILLIAM RITZ Justice Tedt: FRANK F. By H. B. DERTZBAUGH. Ass Attorneys. REME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF lumbia, holding Prob FRANK STETSON. Attorney, SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia. holding * Probate Court —N 25113, Administration.—This s t tice that the subscriber. which by the remie Court of the District of Columbia granted letters “testamentary on the estate Laura L. Sayles. deceased. has. with the proval of the Supreme Court of the Di trict of Co Probat sinted Monday. the 2ind day of I8, at 10 o'clock the 1 courtroom us ment and_distriby | | the court’s direction and ~conirol | when and whers all cred and_person | eutitied to distributive shares or lezacies or the residue. or DArts thereof. are notified to | attend’ in person_or by agent or N S duly anthorized. with their cla IDDONS, Justice. 1Seai) | {ha estate properly vouched ay O 1S TICTOR S MERSCH. Deputy Res- % e Wille or the District of Colummia. | B 1ona % st inae? AE o TREST COM: k ot the Probate Court._dedl a7 14 _ | By FRANK STETSON “Attorvey EDWIN M. MAKTIN, Attornes. VICTOR 8. MERSCH ' Den. B ey les ot Wills for_ the Districh of THE SUPREMF _COTRT OF THE DIS- | Utlumpia. Cierk of the Frobats Court. — rick of Columina, Hol Eduity 14 rt—Gertrude Trumb N & N Nl Ve, Joseph HAMILTON & HAMILTON, Attorneys. €. Lillian Sebastian, S nidatis —Equity 033 =i SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia. holding ~ Probate Court —! object of thin suil is the procurcment & divorce & vineulo matnmonii' by Ger- | 36021, Admi n —Thix I8 to give no- | de Trumbles, Slaintifl, from Joseph Tram. | tice that the subscriber. who was by the defendant, with atlorney . fees und | Suprems Court of the District of Columbi On motion of the plaintifl, it is ed I on | ay of Jnuary, 112K uidered ihat the | { John Herbert Toiie 1| Joweph Trumbley, vium bis ap he approval of the Supreme Colrt entered vetore faf e Didrict holdiug_a Pr hate Conr i | of January o time and istration Docket Kl.—Apt ) made herein for probate of b and testament of said deceased and s testamentary ou sald estate by The hington Loan and Trust Company. it is th day of December. A.D. A Boss and all others con: n sald court on Monday. the ‘ebruars. AD. 1928 af 10 10 show caiise why snch appii- not be granted. Let uotice that Harr appesr dar’of ¥ ok 8. | m should e he Evening Sta hree successive weeks be ed. the fi 2 thirty day orter and n d Ree « i distribition from [ tate, nnder the court's direction and Cleak when and where all crod o pecsons entitied 1o distributive or or the residus. or parts the are fied o attend 1n peryon or by agent or | ey duly authorized, with their”sluime chedGiven d this { Docernber. TRUST COMPANY Vice Presilent. (Seal) At THEODORE COGSWELL Register of | District of Colugibia Cleik of ourt. et fa7.14_ l ! oot o’ R’ procedid with as 1 cam HITE, Justice.isenls A CVRANK'E s NN LEY ASHPORD, Aset ASIL D. BOTELER, Attorney, Holding Court—No. | umbia. hay obtained {om i of the District of Columbla, Jetters of nistration on the estate of Margaret Mitchell, late of the District of Colum- deceawtd ALl persons having laims the "Probate ARTHUR PETER and W, U. BADE Attorneys. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Calumbia. ' holding * Probate Court —No. 504, Administ-ation.—This fs o : w that the subseriber. of the i, smbia. has obtaed from the the District of Columbia ameutary on the estate of Allce v olumbia a agatiat' the de- | o exhibit the tegally o mber A D thev muv by Jaw he exclided 1 21 waid estate Given ider oy 22nd day of December 1037 "THE ISCTON LOAN AN PRUST €O Tie W I BADEN' Trost Ofcer (Seal ) Atteat, V11 TOR §° MERSCH. Deputy Regiatec of Wille for the Dustrict of Columbia ¢lerk of the [ aurt ety ALBERT X, IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE wict “of Colum Marie Harneveld PN Ve Arie Barneveld also Kiown s Fraok Barnevekd and Sownhine 0 Hare fovdante - ~No. 47510, F 4ol thin wuit it Ao by plaintift Matie ¢ the defeudant ipit the wame, with the vousiers thereol to the submcriber o before the Zbth duy of De R otherwise they from ull benefit ¢ 7. HASIL Tk THEODORE ) BOTFL] hington, 1 i SWHLL. Jlitan 1 All persons having clal sed urn hereby w th the vou b Provate Co ix14 71 PREME COTR olumbia —Hniding A Administration that (e wubmeriber s obtained DISTRICT OF ot ‘Ditrion "t from o Probmte the District of Columinn Jetters on the ¢ ol Luke F | tuurh, Jate of the Distiet of Columbia, wed ANl petrons hasing elain t R e il or ‘ineally | 27th da 1 WK wth Toay by Taw 1 exclied Tron \hct il eatata” Given imiee By et i b R wTREATGH' A ] Attest” VICTOR XY Willa. for. the Dhatrict ol Co- % ul the Probate Court, hand this WASH it of Attorue; I 718 i TTANDKEW WILADN Atidriey REMPE COURT e DI i In e Vit atter £ thin weided Wapw WAy of e firet pibil: st atperwine the canse will be we i case of detanit | Prosi arder e it ance & week for thie dve wirka 10 (he Washington Law Al The Frenine Star Tore vl duy. W OHITZ Jis e cony. Test: FRANK ¥ HAN Chric By M ATROGERS. Awst Biatrict o the 1 the Al the amentyr Y Tate e eaned Inst the dec it e s h ally mathuntis wibmcriber Vetare the A0 iy day of Jauinry, A D Therwise ey may by Law b exeli Trom nll benefit of wald estate. Given dor iy b Uhie AU day ol January % LILLIAN MAY. HWAKDYRTER 8l wve, nie. (sesl) - Altestt JONN A Dep Woviater 1 Wills for i Clerk of the ate having ol W wirned e ELLWOOD P MOREY, DISTRICT OF | — Fetato 1y Nob F WHEATEEY Attorney, PEME COUIT OF THE DISTRICT OF i1~ olding te Court — N Al et 50100 - e s e v . WIN wtanent of sald de 1 and for detters Teatamentary on maid ertite by Stelle © White At s ordered this dth day of “December A D1 Naney g White Mary White Heodl v Mulwl ¥ White wll e At 1RO Tam Angelen ( and John W i Wi all st o M AD 1 [ from Diatiiet of Columing e entate of Winifed Wt Distrien of Co AL e won e here iea Lihers oo the Jat th Iewally wha befe el the Aest i 0 e ol ian Onny e hefor Beturn ay L KIDDONS. Distice (e Attt THEOUOIRE. COURWETL . Realeter of Wills fur the Disteiot of Coly Cieik af the Probite Conrt et 14714 DANIEL W 4 OGHUE, Atturuey BUPHEME COUWE OF TIE DIFTRICT OF Lot Holdi . Probite o ‘. HOAAA - At his 1e et the P! d CORTTGAN (Kenl 1 Attest VICTOR uf Wilis for Iiatrist Clevk ol the Jhste Conrt At EOWIN M MARTIN Ailormey, THE BUPKEME COURT OF TH of Columige, Holding i atund Janies Belding. Naval Plain it va Gladys Beldig, e fendant No' A7dmi - b ot it 1w e gt b ity imonit y J new By Tt Doty Bewioter ol Calumina, i nis & Wive no st of it i 1 el 1 tionedd. | on Monday GEORGE | ¢ KICHARD 8. HARVEY. Attorney. SUPREME COUR Col of « g P e i for stament of LAry Kirk, It is D. 192, e nd her ¢ er of waid ined appear i sand the 13th day of February ai 10 o'clock am. to show appiication shouid not be liiw hereal be b n Law Reporter and Star once, in e before the retur the first publi than thirty daya el WALTER 1. MAOY. Chief Justice. Sea IHEODORE COGSWELL. " Register District of Colus Tettr i F ridere Martin nd all court on AD e Why Lt stodian, nfant. The Washington Eie b of thiee successiv day herein men on to be a0t fess | eaid return day SHEKLEY, FAUST & WILSON, Attorness. | SUPREME COURT OF IHE DISTRICT OF | Columiua, Holdig, P Court—bs Ferris Ghlaway. decrased — bottivn ahn ik Iwen made hervin for And testambnt o1 said Jeiters teat amen sy ol e tetropolitan Bank last wili the asess, . Takoma ned. appear S0Uh - day K am to show caus Lanted the return ey firat publication 1o he fave befor | ret MACOY, Chief | Justice HEODORE COGSWELL ot o Columl: e eased — 4 NL— Ay herein fur peobut by Augusta fl. Brown. it is e ok day OF Decsaiber. AD. 1927, 4 e oW heire at juw and nest ot ki Wi i others Conertimd appear i skl co e Cih day of Febry W10 0ok A U AW Chke ¥ by atlon shon! atton hav The last 4 tur satd | red | | dministral e ot is o 8 cessive weeks b | entioned the publication 13 bo not dess than ihirty return day. F L SIDDONY ) Attest: THEODORE COUS: er of Wille for the District of Columbly, Clerk of the Probate Court. SAMUEL G. MULLOY. Attorney. PREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF alumbia —Holding Probate - tate o Wililam L. Anderson. deocased WNLT, Admintstr it 81— A et for by T s ptary o waid aver. it s ur AD T [ o in each of e return W York Oty New Foed. apoar i Tibth day ot Febs cm o ¢ and Court on Mond AD MW entine Why witch s Tt mraobed, L i Tthe Wash EAcning Star k. Tor Arst pabihicat than thirty NDELL P~ st THEODORE i e District of Colu te Coutt BUKKAKT & QUINN, Attorn SUPREME COURT OF THY Cotumbia, Holding Pre auRba. Administrat « that the Maswas hse (4 fo and the have oit led: t The (o SRt iy of cwine Ty iy I 1 encht of A eatat Given Wnder I T T o T LORErTO WAL TR Wikson Wil oncy | WATTER, 00T Sea ) Ahew VICTOR S MEHSCH D Wostater of Wil e Wi, Cherk ot e Submeribers o or e I AU aw b exehuded from PREME COUR i fiom tho Probat of Columbta letters P T E T R TR P P T Ve M AL 1 ot the Diatrick of Cofmbiy decvasert AN Doraone b s clatme agaiist o ddecoasnl are h Wiined st e With it e Wik i hecie it thin 100 Sy ROl MOATE NOLAN 4 MW TSl At VICTOR Dopity Rewist Wills for () Wil 1714 BIMON, ROENIGNBERGER, YOUNG BREZ Attoruey " WrOR Tne oy hand ELFA Ha Nueet AUPIEME i ila R0 DISTRICT OF Colirh —wNo o ke Dlatiivt uf the Prubate mihka fettein Wl catao v Srom Gladve St Vih day of Ja e e fendin [ e WAL Mhiws 1 hetor Decwiber. A T UK iherwine Whoy ey I T b et ed fran wlt bene it ot waid eatate waber iy o Uhie 270 ey of | BT ANNE M OALINE (Rl 1 ATl f Regiutar ‘ot Wil oe Llerk of o Jali il 14 Tt Hmive iy et e it wivs iy suuss Wil W .l.bx..'vl.u“: ity v ConninaAM ek, Vi 1 L i fo 1y o) tubste Luurt, Ve fhereat, e niteribor . Wl Ivcembor AT v by law be waylud Vane ) of watd vatabe QI ik G e ey Thw Other wiee oy o ad G all ey SUPREME, COUWT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia, Holding Probate Court.—No. 36844 Administration.—-This 18 1o Kive th hwctiber, of the Siate of Virginia, has obtained from the Probate Court of the 1 et of Colum lette s testamentary on the estate of Robert C. 1, Inte of the District of Colum- ceased, All persons having claims againat the deceased are hereby warned to with the voucheis thereof, d, to tha subscriber on ’ th day of December, A1, T02K: otherwiw they may by law be exclid ed from all Denefit of waid eatate. Given under my hand this 20th day of Deeember. oy 1LL A COOR, Madison, Va. 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LEGAL NOT ICES. 29 THE EVENING STORY “A La Italienne.” OTHER, she won't len North dropped her music roll on the kitchen table, and with shaking hands fumbled at the clasps of her long white gloves. She simply could not afford to ery in them. Mrs, North et the iron back on the stove and came around to Ellen's side. | “Here, honey, I'll take them, and your hat. w.” She drew the bright bobbed head to her thin shoul- der, and with a gulp Ellen released the sob she had becn fiercely holding back all the way home. “What did Mme. Vaneechi say, dear?” the mother asked gently. Ellen raised tear wet eyes. “We didn't_even sec her,” she answered dolefully. “She Las a whole suite at the hotel, mother, and we only got as far as the reception room. There was a ecrowd walting, too—reporters, I | guess, and Herr Mueller with two of his prize pupils—you know, those fat Goodbinder sisters. And all the other musicians in town, it scemed to mb.” :\nd what did you do?" her mother Nothing—just waited. The cutest little French maid let us In and then went on arranging loads of flowers in vases. Well, and at Jast a funny-look- ing little Italian man came out of other room—madame's secretary, they said. | Mueller and Miss Newcombe both started for him, but Miss Newcombe | grabbed him first. She bezan telling hout how she'd written madame talented pupil. and how much hear {4 T T 22Tl we hoped she would give me an audi- tion. Then Mueller chimed in about talented pupils and they both | talkad so hard at the little man—it was funny, really:” Ellen forgot her zrief for a moment ard gig; weakly, Q<. North smiled. “Yes, and then?" she prompted. | Ellen’s mirth faded. “Oh, ha | put his fingers in his ears till they th ran down," she answered un- i ““Then he said angrily. ‘It | i+ impossible! Madame sees no one be- (fore the concert. Madame reposes her- ™ And he gave us a stiff little Low and went back in the other room ahd slammed the door. o we cam way.” Mrs. North sighed. More even than 1 ien and her teacher she had built | high hopes on this enterprise. It was i not often that a singer of Vanecchi's class came to their grimv, b coal town. It might be vears befc {it happened aga And Eilen’s voice { was wonderful! Mr: orth knew it iu a8 simply a question of the girl's wet- | ting the right training, the right start [Kind Miss Newcomb could do little | more for her, and though mother and daughter through years of rizid econo. m: had built up a little fund. Mrs. | Nerth was painfully aware that they | could afford no false moves. Just a| few words from the great diva—where to go, what teacher. to approach— | would make all the difference between success and failure. 1 h an effort she pulled herself| o her accustomed cheerful- “Oh, well. let's not worry,” she “You're very young yet. Let's have lunch now—I want to have plenty of time to get ready for the set about | ble. She ate lLttle. and when the meal was ended she began | ing up the dishes. Th d in and turned h tremb u mind very much g “Not go? Why, n. the tickets are bought and paid for—and they . Ell ead aches. and—we t think 1 could stand it” Her mother eved her the “I expect you're a lit de said at lensth. practiced so hard, and then appointment. Of course. home and rest if you'd ra unde suid “You run at it. 1 st couldn't sit Ty about the tickets, it does seem an awful waste “Well.” Mrs. North prused on heg Way to the bedroom. “If vou're su won't go. Ellen, T thought 1 k Mrs. Giolotti, next door—she'd 1 know she ways v. en's =0 in vk s seen o + g be frown showe o hear you talk Prove sout alive. And, Kuows and loves good m le a real pleasure to have her with me.’ Eilen bent to kiss her mot DUCATIONAL and on, till by of the ache had gone out of her henr: Glola on over.’ bor's | bungalow disappointment sively of music | ring Then as her hands dropped from Giolottis, together from the s sorry,” she said contritely. “I know I'm “hateful today—I didn't wmean ff. I'll go ask her, shall I, while you dresy Miw. Giolotti Joyfully sureomiaws her wash tubs to the eldest of her numerous bright-eved brood, and has- tened to array herself in the flamboy- ant finery her soul loved. \When the two strangely contrasting fizures had disappeared down the wtrect, Ellen turned desolately to the empty flat. She could not practice, she did not feel like sewing or reading —there wag nothing in the world worth doing. At last, in desperation, she pulled on her tam. For hours she walked nd b On she we she found som. Dusk was faliing as she entered her street, but to her surprise the flat was still unlighted. She let herself wondering what could be keeping mother. Then she saw Mra. ) hat and gloves on the bed and them a hastily scribbied not tti has asked us to dinner. ‘Ellen wandered i where a window on zave an excellent vi Kitchen® Yes, there. And Mrs. Giol Jtalian woman—an imn in one of Mrs. Glolotti's vi apro She stood and stirred an immense iron pot on the stove, from which rose a cloud of steam and a punzent aroma of to- matoes and peppers and gar Ellen turned restlessly awa the windoy did not want 1o j the merr her brave resolutions 1 She went slow! nd of their neig! her mother was d a strange a Wttle ac throbbed at shabe on the it living-room ed lamp by rack the sh ed to impre: she hear ¥ deep beneath a pile v she might be abl of it aga ing idly o melody the word Some to bear the andered into t . tenderly ©0ld baliad sighed Keys every light in the room flashed | up and from the doorway came a pa ter of hands and a chorus of “Bravas: . Ellen swung about on the stool. room was fuil of big and little. Papa Gio- was Wiping his eyes on a crim- ndana and the smallest Gio- t all miting his fat fists helter of his beam- 'z mother's arms. Before the amazed Eilen could speak a huge bulk in pk ingham darted toward her. scatter- inz the cht and left. Ellen felt herse ulfed in an embrace of Kisses and passionate Italian ejacula- icns of which she could make noth- BI piane at-Jast Elen looked up to smiling eyes. “It is Mme. dear. and she vaice,” she explained. try appear ealm and ‘matter-o lady nodd re. 1 like-a heera™ she It is I, Rosa Vaneechi. you—we shall makea arteest—likea te her broad chest toward un- ned beseechingly “But how—] don’t red. A rs. North began Vanecchi and the Giolottis from the same village—their es were neighbors Years ago. know who she e recognized Afterward we dame’s dressin Ellen her mother. derstand “Why Mume. till the old play was concert— . da spag! eves haavenward d heem in deesa contrve® Deesa he have ice wa ing I do not wan: t da spaghet’ they le Tessa | here say Gioletti gave a su “The 1l heavens™ she to Rer own fat Ellen voice. and w e the great her « now. my help Rosa Vanecchi $10,000 Jo for Lewis Graduate Copy of Telegram Received by Clifford Lewis & not t August ten o s 1 Requests o United St tauvants, tea b apartment house big salury quickly with hotels throwghor N contact wWith xoad exevy half Rilllon Dollars was sped ments. tea_rooms, cafeterias N post As, in e R s Demand Our Free Rmpl t the Unil tive pa t this uncrewd Bix pay . with Propare now for chotee of pasitions R Mertuth Eradunte, turns down Department. He wiites position i new elub at BUC At the present tim SAdams W manukes LTINS Nt Uam Washingt am we Have A Bwesnise of cur tiw Wanaver of Curnwedt s Liend Lewis ouy loss than 220 leawding hotels Visory board fur managerial positions Biltmore, Waklore- Astorta, Asior others, all aver the country. Deoy Big-pay profession Nalaries siart WILR GPROFUNIIES (0 eain $20.000 ALHHEY. Meals and lixurions apare Woown ety . Kummer ovean liners, Mix Wik best peoy Class Hnited. so fvestizate 4 Big hotels and clubs managwt by yourseld Men and W:m:n Chivage 18 other AL IOOR WEtR £AVOr on Lew is- trained Contae Wanted e from all N You can yment Bure Nial and ot the rNe- ard w e colleges wviaee & Clowe ud One and a apare s elx 258,226 New Rooms Building—193.671 Employes Needed ol feld h Tapid w ady R sives You a yich TURNS DOWN $5,000 JOB B *l throw st M rece) peers’ Clud satistted he I Bess Bush * svaduate wow Mane foe wo and wWomen such o o~ New Willand, Mavfiower and b ever ne for this unceowded AL up 30 and $400 & manth, A dvAr and mare it you have ments often inchidat free. Live o Wiater e el wiekly, Catt our students, PAteT L by N ANl see phates ol Thon decnte o Class Forms January 17th Lewis Hotel Training Schools cLur Washington Circle Al xie AN IRD LEWIS, Aresideat 2%rd St. NNW., Washington, D. C. [N A