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B—12 LEG/L NOTICES. “Continu BRANDENF URG & BRANDENB! Attorneys. COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columb'a. holding Probate Court_Estate ©f John W Noel. deceased.—No. 40407 inistration Docket 88.—Application b n made herein for probate of the i and testament of said deceased. and for eiters testameniary on said estate, by Ed- ward R. Kirk. it is ordered this i0th day of July.' AD,_i930. that Robert Noel. Appol- jas Carter. Blanche Gibson. Emma Carter. ura Harilex. Kate Devine and Georgie El- jott. and all others concerned. appe Bk chnc: Sh Stamdny. the Thth duy of AU gust, ‘A.D. 1930 at 10 o'clock am. to show eaise ‘Why such application shouid not be Sranted. Lot notice hereof be publisied in fhe Washington Law Reporter and The Eve- ning Star one in each of three successive Weeks before the return day herein men- tioned, the first nublication to be not less than thirty_days before said return day JENNINGS BAILEY. Justice (Seal) At- fest: THEOTORE COGSWELL. Register’ of Wills for the District of Columbia. Clerk of the Probate Court S iv12.19.36 T M. D. ROSENBERG, Attorney. HE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- X e of U Coltmbla. _Howing_ an.Equity n_re the Dissolution of the City Club, Corporation—Equity No. 51568.— Notice is hereby given that the undersigned ‘was on the 2ist day of June. 1930. appointed receiver in the above-entitled cause. and all creditors are hereby notified to present their elaims to him on or before the 1st day of t, 1030. MERRITT O. CHANCE. Re- £e15er" Rbom 21" Rust Building, Washington, D.cC. 395.12 RG. T SHANDS & BULL. Attorneys, Barr Blds. EME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF O nimbi, HoidingProbate Court - No 40249, Administration —This is to give no- Bice that the subscriber of the District of Columbia has obtained from the Probate Court_of the District of Columbta letters testamentary on the estate of Charles Frank R. Smith. otherwise known as Frank Smith and Charles Rumsey, late of the District of Columbia. _deceased 1l persons having claims Against the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the. same. ers thereof legally authenticated. to the sub- scriber on or before the 23rd day of J AD. 1931 excluded otherwise thev from all benefit of said estate. under my hand this 23rd dav of 1930. ALAN J. CHENERY. 3126 R (Seal) Atiest: THEDORE COGS. VELL. Register of Wills for tt Clerk of the Probate Court 12 ANDREW D. KANE_ Attorney, 635 5th St. N.W. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF GColumbia. Holding Probate Court. — No. 40455, "Administration —This 1s tice that the subscriver of the District of Columbia has obtained from the Probate Court of the District of Columbia letters testamentary on the estate of Obediah Nel- gon. Iate of the District of Columbia. de- eeased. Al persons having claims against he"decensed are hereby warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof lezally authenticated. to the subscriber on or be- fore the 24th dav of June. A.D. 1931: other- Wise they may by law be excluded from, all berefit Said estate. Given under ‘my Band this 24th day of June 1930 JOSEPH . 'NELSON. £30 Websier St. N.W. (Seal) Attest: “ THEODORE COGSWELL. ' Register of Wills for the District of Columbta Clerk ?_the Probate_Cour Te2nv5 12 ELLWOOD P. MOREY, Attorney. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia, ~ Holding Probate Court.—No. 40178, Administration.—This is to_ give no- tice that the subscribers of the District of Columbia have obtained from the Probate Court of the District of Columbia letters testamentary on the estate of Margaret P. W. Peticolas. late of the District of Colum: bia, deceased. All persons having claims gsainst the deceased are hereby warned to xhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof gally authenticated. to the subscribers on or_before the 3rd day of June, A.D. 1931: stherwise they may by law be excluded from &u benefit of said estate Given under their ands this 23rd_day of June. 1930. ELL- vOOD P. MOREY and NATIONAL SAVINGS ND TRUST COMPANY. BY WILLIAM D. OOVER. President. (Seal) Attest: JOHN SHEIL, Deputy Register of Wills for the istrict of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate 3e28.3¥5.12 _ Attorney. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia, Holding Probate Court.—No. 08, Administration.—This is to give notice at the subscriber of the District of Co- jumbia has obtained from the Probate Court of the District of Columbia letters testa entary on the estate of Frank L. Averill, te of the District of Columbin. deceased. All persons having claims against the de- eensed are hereby warned to exhibit the with the vouchers thereof legally . to the subscriber on or be- the 3ist day of January, A.D 1831 otherwise they may by law be excluded from all benenit of said estate. Given under | my hand this 234 day of June, 1930 ADELE AV . 147 u FOLIET ADRLE AVERI-Nohi 2 COMMRL With the vouch- | District of | to_give no- | IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE_DIS- trict of Columbia, Holding an Equity Courl.—Thomas H. 'Pickford. La Fayette Hotel, 16th and Eye Streets N.W.. Washin: ton, D. C.. Plaintiff, vs 1. Unkiown Hei d Alienees of Mary Julia Ma Deceased. 2. Unknown Heirs, Devisees and Alienees of Edward H. Strobel, Deceased. 3. Mary E. Strobel. iast known address. Washington, D. C. ‘4. Unknown_Helrs, De- visees and_Alienees of Mary E. Strobel. De- ceased. 5. Ina 8. Hemphill, last known ad- dress, Washington, D. C. and 6. Unknown Heirs, Devisees and Alienees of Ina No. 51260 —Order of Publication.—The ob Ject of "this suit is to_establish title plaintiff, Thomas ‘H. Pickford, by adverse Dossession, 1o the property described as all of original lot 10 and part of original lot 11. in square 724, In the city of Washington, District of Columbia. described as ollows Beginning for said part of original lot 11 at a point in the line of First street distant said lot and running thence south along the line of First street to the southwest corner of said lot. thence east 57 feet 6 inches. thence north 21 feet 10%; inches. more or less. to a poini due east of the point of beginning, and thence west 57 feet 6 inches to the piace of beginning. On motino of Daubin and Ernest F. Williams. it Is. this | 10th das of May. A D. 1930. ordered that the | efendents, Mary E. Strobel and Ina S. | Hemphill, cause their appearance (o be en- tered herein on or before the ninetieth day. exclusive of Sundays and legal holidays from the date of the first publication of this order, and that the defendants, the unknown heirs! aliences and/or devisees of Mary Strobel and 'Ina 'S Hemphill, cause their | appearance to be entered herein on or be- fore the first rule day occurring ninety days. exclusive of Sundays and legal holidays, {from the ‘date of the ‘first publieation of this order: otherwise the cause will be pro- ceeded with as in case of default: provided, copy of tnis order be published once & eek. for nine successive weeks before said appearance day in the Washington Law Re- porter and The Evening Star. other or longer { publication being excused for 'good catise shown. By the court, JENNINGS BAILEY. | Justice (Seal) A true copy. Test: FRANK E.CUNNINGHAM. Clerk. By HARRY' B. HULL. Asst Clerk my17.24.31-107.14.21.28-1y5.12___ ROBERT 1. MILLER and CEDRIC F. JOHNSON. Attorness. 03 D St. N.W. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia. * Holding Probate Court. — No. 39756, Administration—This is to_give no- tice that the subscriber, of the District of Columbia, has obtained from the Probate Court of the District of Columbia letters {of administration on the estate of Daniel Desmond, late of the District of Columbia, deceased.’ All persons having claims against the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof legally authenticated, to the subscriber on or be- fore the 23rd day of June, A.D. 1931: other- wise they may by law be excluded from all benefit of said estate. Given under my hand this 23rd day of June, 1930. JOHN FRAN- CIS DESMOND, 1235 New York Ave. N. (Seal) "~ Attest: ~THEODORE COGSWELL, Register of Wills for the District of Colum- bin, Clerk of the Probate Court. 3628.5¥5.13 GEORGE C. GERTMAN, Attorney. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- trict of ~Columbia, holding a Probate Court.—In re ‘estate of Catherine F. Reagan. deceased —Administration, No. 40420.—Ap- plication having been made herein for pro- hate of the last will and testament of said deceased and for letters testamentary on said estate by Rose E. Callan, it is this 24th of June. A.D. 1930. ordered that James Henry Goodwin Martha _Anderson. ~Lelia White, Myrtle Litherland, Izorah Jones, Wil- Bur Dodge. Annie Colburn. Lily Free. Pearl Powell. Grace Harrison. Bryant Hard Edward J._Goodwin, John F. Goodwin, non W. Goodwin, ' Raymond T. Goodwin. Walter Goodwin. Albert R Goodwin. La Ience M Goodwin. Helen E. West. Fiorence C. Bayles. Ruth Goodwin and all others co | erned appear in said_court on Monday, the | 4th_day of August. 1930, at ten o'clock a.m . to show cause why such application should not be granted. Let notice hereof be pub- lished in the Washigton Law Reporter and in “The Evening Star once In each of threr successive weeks before the return day herein mentioned, the first publication o be mot less than ihirty days before said return day JENNINGS BAILEY, Justice. " (Seal) A {rie copy Attest: “THEODORE ~COGSWELL. Register of Wills for the District of Colume bia. Clerk of the Probate Court. _Je28.1y5.12 CROMELIN & LAWS, AttGrneys. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia. ° holdink _Probate _Court. —No. 40343, Administration.—This is to kive hotice that ‘the subscribers. ‘of the District of Co- lumbia_and the State of Maryland. respec- | tively. have obtained from the Probate Contt of the District of Columbia letters testa- mentary on the estate of Douslas Edmonds. late of the District of Columbin, deceaseq: All persons having claims against the de- Geased are Doreby warned ‘to “exhibil fhe me. with the vouchers thereof, legail authenticated, to the subscribers on o befors ty. Ver- Al Romphilly Deceased, Defendants_—in Equity. | 32 feet south from the northwest corner of | the plaintiff, by his attorneys, Meredith M | fion in | THE EVENING VETERAN ‘INVASION' OF GERMANY URGED | | {Nebraska Candidate Tells Hindenburg It Would Pro- mote World Peace. By the Assoclated Press OMAHA, Nebr., July 12—In a com- munication forwarded today to Presi- dent von Hindenburg of the German re- public, Harry O. Palmer, Omaha attor- ney, ex-service man and candidate for | the Republican gubernatorial nomina- Nebraska, suggested that the | German Executive invite American vet- | erans of the World War to partake in a | “friendly invasion into Germany and the land of her allies.” Paimer proposed that the “invasion” | should take place during the Summer Julia’ Martn, Edward H. Strobel. Mary E. | Of 1931 or as soon theseafter as ar-| rangements could be completed for it. ' “No more dramatic gesture in the in- terest of international peace and under- standing than this could be imagined, wrote Palmer to the man who directed the German forces during the World War. “It would be cataclysmic in its throwing down and destruction of old and dilapidated barriers of tradition which have always stood in the way of universal peace.” ELKS PLAN TO RESTORE BOSTON LODGE CHARTER| Act Depends on Condition and Was Carried Out on Suggestion ‘ of Past Ruler. By the Associated Press. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, July 12— As the result of a petition signed by John F. Malley of Boston, past grand exalted ruler of the Elks, the Boston “Mother Lodge” of Massachusetts Elks will have its charter restored December 1 next, provided certain conditions set up by the Grand Lodge are met. This decision was disclosed by the re- tiring grand exalted ruler, Col. Walter P. Andrews. It was the last official ac- tion of the retiring administration. The charter of the lodge was revoked oy the national body after a raid by prohibition officers. Col. Andrews said the Boston Elks will have to get out of the hotel business, dispose of the present building and establish a lodge in other quarters. John Hunter Wed in May, 1929. | CHICAGO, July 12 (#).—John Hunter of Sparta, the endurance fiyer, is a! bridegroom. He sprang a surprise on the folks by presenting the former Laura McKay, whom he married a year ago last May. TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. Palace—"“A Man From Wyoming,” at 11:55 am., 2:19, 4:47, 7:31 and 9:57 Our Blushing Brides,” at 1, 3:05, 5:15, 7:15 and 9:25 p.m. arle—The Road to Paradise,” at am., 1:30, 3:40, 5:35, 7:35 and pan. ~ Will Osborne, in’ person, at | 3:25, 7:15 and 9:25 pm. Metropolitan—" Way of All Men,” at 11 am., 12:47, 2:34, 4:24, 6:11, 8:01 and | TAR, WASHINGTON, From the D. C., SATURDAY, Front Row Reviews and News of Washington's Theaters. Two-Feature Bill Drawing Well at the Earle. EVOTEES of that twentieth century sport, “crooning,” would do well to hie them- selves to Warner's Earle Theater this week, where midst a sylvan setting, they will find Will Osborne doing about all that can be done with this latest melody gag. Mr. Osborne and his orches- tra, on a return engagement, demon- strate ‘that the potency of their entertainment is quite as strong on the stage as it is before the m i ¢ rophone, Such lyrical outpourings _ as “I Remember You From Some- where” found the feminine portion of yes- terday's audi- ences sitting on the edge of their chairs biting fingernails and raising and shutting their eyelids with soulful expressions that come only from rapture. Mr., Os- borne being, however, a shrewd showman, refrained from playing any more, and left on a wave of en- thusiasm that lasted fully 5 min- utes after the curtains had snapped to a close. In other words, this radio magician and his skilled band are one of those things known as “hits,” and if you have any doubt about it. just try to find a vacant seat. “The Road to Paradise” is the cinema feature that follows fast on the heels of the elusive Mr. Osborne. In it Loretta Young is caught by the camera in 58 different poses, and in all of them she is the personifica- tion of youth and loveline: Pos- sessed, as yet, of none of the di rupting characteristics of the ve eran actress—indeed, she is far from that—inclined to overdo a slight twisting of the lower lip when the director calls for “anguish!™ she is, on the whole, a pleasing new per- sonality whose methed of attack is fresh and often convincing. In this film Miss Young is called upon to play a dual role. With the help of an ingenious camera, which pictures her talking to herself and holding her own hand, she is both a soclety girl and a young crook, who is meant to rob 'her own sister’s home. In the end, of course, the threads of the narrative are brought together in the manner that the audience likes best—and so it is per- haps unfail to tell the final whys and wherefores. The picture, though, impossible as it is, is illogic- ally amusing and pleasantly handled throughout. Raymond Hatton is the living image of what one imagines a crook might be like in a nightmare, and Jack Mulhall is the boy friend who transfers his affections from one Loretta to the other in record time. The Vitaphone varieties add little to the program, but the Earle Or- chestra, playing variou§ “Kiss” se- lections, and ' Graham McNamee making the current news inter sting in The Evening Star-Universal News- reel pep up what is really a good all-around bill, E. de 8. M. Loreita Youns. tents himself with directing the orchestra. The Fox Movietone News, selected short subjects and Leon Brusilof's orchestral offering ('ompletg the bill. . J. K. “The Way of All Men Good or Not So Good—As You Will, 6 A NIGHT in a Bar Room” would 4X have been a more appropriate title for the film currently visible at Warner's Metropolitan. For al- though “The Way of All Men” is a poetic and novelesque appellation, it is far too vague for the sequence of events that happen under the shadow of Bartender Beery's bar. Here is o curious film. A mixture of good, bad and indifference, it makes & bid for fame with a plot that is far from the every day run of things. Adapted from the novel, “Sin Flood,” it purports to show the reaction of a group of people who think they are about to smother when trapped in a subterranean bar —Ilucky boys—after the town's levees have given way to a roaring, raging, ravaging flood. Tt is cifficult to know when Director Frank Lloyd is being serious and when otherwise. By Switching the camera from one character to an- other, he lessens the element of suspense, and makes of the whole a series of illogically chopped-up epi- sodes, in which a reformer, a crook, twe cotton exchange men, a young man and a chorus girl gone wrong await death, with brotherly resigna- tion or otherwise. The only trouble about this death is that nobody ever has the brilliant idea of opening the steel doors that keep out the flood to see if they might escapc a “hideous” ending. Instead, they pass their time com- plaining abcut,_lack of air, singing hymns and _drinking champagne; and only at the end does the young hero have that splendid brainstorm which prompts him to open_the doors and find_sunshine and fresh air. Whereupon;-all these people re- sume the normal trend of their lives, which is, to say the least, not sc good. The assets of this film are: A grand storm; the name of the city—Cot- tonia:’ the man who is meant to col- lapse from want of air after he has consumed $20 worth of champagne; a believeable drunk, and Noah Beery, honoring every one with his best champagne when he thinks all are about to die and then collecting for it afterward Douglas Fairbanks, jr., is adequate as the boy responsible for_the chorus girl’s downward path, and Dorothy Revier makes that path quite convincing. Other items of interest on the pro- gram include-—eureka!—a good Vita- phone Variety, Helen Broderick in “Nile Green,” another Variety, which shows now a roller-skating couple may nearly knock their brains out, and the amusing Graham McNamee making much out of The Evening Star-Universal Newsreel. | E. de S. M. | KAHN COWS WIN MEDALS | el il | Production Records Broken by Two of Banker's Wife's Herd. NEW YORK, July 12 (#).—Two cows owned by Mrs. Otto H. Kahn, wife of JULY 12, 1930. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. BIGGEST SHOW IN WASHINGTON! Fox F AT FOURTEENTM ST ' FIFI DORSAY Ezotic-Glorious French Miss . HAROLD MURRAY Ziegteld Singing Star In a musical movietone “Women Everywhere” 2 America’s Different Showman SAM JACK KAUFMAN and the FOX MELODY MAKERS LEON BRUSILOFF and Washington's greatest musical organization, the FOX GRAND ORCHESTRA FANCHON & MARCO'S dea’ A .60 Stage Show at lar Prices. It's New, Diflerent § EDDIE & MORTON BECK Those Funny Window Cleaners Dancing Marvel MURIEL STRYKER l 1 CROPLEY & VIOLET Steps and Swings 8 CHIEF EAGLE FEATHER Indian Dancer S. CARIA TORNEY GIRLS An Amazing Group of Dancing St: FOX Movietone NEWS Eye and Ear Reviewing PRICE:? TODAY 3¢ 11w 35 50¢ 1 to Closing 5Q¢ A\ LOEW'S MM GARY COOPER o hss Latest kit ‘A MAN FROM WYOMING ~ ON TUE STAGE Singingt deStars PEGLY unodwum LEON ENSEMBLE DeCx MATINEE 25¢and 55¢ ROEW'S - ConwannmaA NOW PLAYING- JOAN sawiOrD Anerca’s Dancung Daughlen ‘OUR BLUSHING BRIDES* NOW PLAYING Which Is the Way of All Men? Do Feminine Charms Guide His Destiny? Here Is the Picture That Strips the Mask From His Soul—Revealing the Most Startling of All Sensations "WAYZMIEN A First Natlonal and Vitaphone Attraction With DOUG FAIRBANKS, JR. DOROTHY REVIER NOAH BEERY Public Demand of inal Radie Croomer Will OSBORNE and his ORCHESTRA Entirely New Program—New Sonss New Tunes—New Noveltle On the Screen, First Natfonas - and Vitaphone Present Loretta Young, Jack Mulhall Lambert in s ne Variety 25¢%em 358 FEATURE, |50'¢s BILLSme | 9:50 p.m. Fox—"Women Everywhere,” at 11:42 am, 1, 4:10, 7:50 and 9:59 p.m. R-K-O Keith’s—"Inside the Lines,” at 11:25 a.m., 1:31, 3:30, 5:30, 7:35 and 9:35 pm. the 7th day of July. A.D. 1931: otherwise they may by law be excluded from all beneft of sald estate. Given under our hands this 7th day of July, 1930. THOS. E. JARRELL, 1420 Ingraham 'St N.W. KARL E. RELL. (Seal.) s e of Wills Clerk of the | the banker, have won the gold medal | award of the American Jersey Cattle | | Club for outstanding production records. | ‘The cows, Jap Owl Maid and Brown Belle’s Maid, are pure-bred Jerseys, on | the Cold Spring Harbor .estate of the | Kahns. Each cow ylelded more than | tv Register of Wilis for the District of Cotumpia. Clerk of the Probate Court. 1e28.195.12 TARTHUR PETERS and WM. H. BADEN, Attorners. ¥ SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- | O e et Conimbla: holdink Provate Gourt-— Fifi Dorsay Stars Amid Excellent Acting. ALTHOUGH “Women Everywhere,” this week’s attraction at the Fox, 15 something of a Beau Gesture | As far as the play is concerned, ex- | DOROTHY SEBASTIAN ANITA PAGE- ROBERT MONTGOMERY RAYMOND HACKETT ‘SUNDAYS A0 WOUBAYS Probate Court. nisi for sale. n re estate of Margaret bl Howell . Adams. _deceased —Probate. 0. 39432 —William H. Adams and James A | Jalpin. executors under the last will and stament of Margaret Halpin Howell Adams. deceased. havine reported to the court that fhey have received a private offer to pwr- | chase lot 1 in equare 2005. imoroved by lses 6300 33:d street n.w.. Washington, C.. towei. with the adjoinine lot. being nown as lot 19 in said are 2005, as per | lat recorded in Liber County No folio 3. of ihe Tecords of the office of the snr- vevor for ihe et of Colimbia. with imBrovements thereon. at and for the price f fifteen thousand (15.000) dollars. of which fteen hundred (1°9@7) dollars is to be paid n cash. subject to°n first and second triist I the amounts of nine thousand (9.00M dol- ars “Sd” forty. fve Rundred (45000 dotlars. Tesvectively. and also subiect 1o 8 cammis- on of twe hundred and fitty (250) dollars. s by the court this 23rd dav of June D’ 1930, ndin ordered ‘and - decreed fhat sald offer be mccepted and said sale be eatifed and confirmed. unless cause to_the Contrary he shown. on o before the 24th @2y of July. AT 1030 nrovided a copy of his order be publithed in_the Washineton aw Revorter and The Evening Star once s week for thres sicressi nrior {n caid Tast-mentinned date. @NNINGS RAT! EV netics. (Seal) A frue copv Attest. VIC. OR & MERSCH. Denniv B Wills o the District of Columbia, Clark of he Tobata Canrt TR19812 R. E. WELLFORD, Attorney. UPREME COURT OF THF DISTRICT OF O umbin_ Cholaing Brobate - CourtNo 40025, 2aministration —This is to eive no: fice that the suhscriber, of the Siate of New Forx, bas obtained from the Probate Court. of the District of Columbia letters Sextamentars” on the estate of Wiliam A Bell, Tate of the Districr of Columbia. de- ceased. ATl persons having claims seainst $he dcceased ‘are hereby warned to exhiblt the same. with the vouchers thereof. Jexal D benticated. to the subscriber on or before e "Tth day of June. AD. 1831 otherwise 7Y iaw b gxcluded from i benc t of said esinte. . Given under m This Fnd"dny of Julx. 1930, WILLTAM E BElr "G00 East 49h U New York Citv. Toear) ‘“Afiest: THEODORE COGSWELL. Swister of Wilis for the District of Colym- fa: Clerk of the Probate Court. §y12.19.2 BAMILTON_& HAMILTON. Union Trust Building. Attorneys. SUPREME COURT OF Columbia. hoiding they m: THE DISTRICT OF Probate. “Court_No. e tion —This ix to Eive Hof Aot e anbacriner, of the District of Co- biained from the Probate Court \¥'or Cotumia lelters of ‘ad- mints PO the estate of Tim- oiny O Iate of fhe District of Colom- Bl Geceated. " AIl persons having claim Dot e decensed "are hereby warned to 3EAINIE the same. with the vouchers thereol founlls auihonticated. tn the subseriber on or before {he ra Gay of Jalx. AT 1831 other: o thew may by law he excluded aae Cor Jutv: '3 MFS A FODORE COGSWET L Registar of FODO SEWRI T Registar o e gor e Tairict of Colimpir Clatk of the Prohate Conrt 912.19.26 JAMES J. SLATTERY. Attorney. Columbia. de dA\\ D:r.'mu "vwl\";( aried o e T same. with the voueh- CAH“".' h;v on ;‘n . of Julv. fi“!“(;” v'v‘d(;r ;;n-y;;;y;\;;( B 7O g Atant THRODOWE 'OGSWFLY.. Registor of Wills for the Di; FRANK STETSON. Attorney, SUPREMP COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia. hoiding Probate Court —No 28308, Administration.—This ix tn eive notice that the subscriher umhia. ha of the Distr endum. on ate of the District of Columhi ANl persone havine elatme aeain eessed sre hereby warned to evhihit game. with the wanchers the leealiv on thenticated. o the subseriher an 6r befare the 18th day of Tene 1991° ofharwis mav by law he excluded from &1l he- el erate; Qs e Wand énv of “Julv SaviNes AND ‘TRpE Wt iane HOOVER b DORE COGSW District of Col Leary. mbia. L BUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia 40827 “Adn tiee that th Columbin and the Siates and Maryland. respectively om Yhe Probate Covrt 1 bia letters of adm Thaveils holdine nistr heeriher Probate Court —No. This s to wive no- of the Distriet of Pennsyi hav of the Distriet AistTAtion on the rher of the nersons ) of Inte “him o0 e £ uchindng from ah Gueen unds: v hands this Ah day af Jol P " Wi WO PARKER" ARNER BRATeARN W PARKER W the | o e e ke HAMILTON & HAMILTON, Attorneys. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF soolumbia. * Hoiding Probate Court.—No. 37265, Administration. —This is to &ive no- tice ihat the subscribers, who were by the | Supreme Court of the District of Columbia granted letiers testamentary on the estate of Henry F Keenan, deceased. have, with the approval of the ‘Supreme Court of the District_ of Columbia, "holding a Probate poointed ‘Monday, the 2ist day of | 1930. at 10 o'clock "a. the time | nd ‘said court room as the for mak- | ing Payment and distribution from ' said ¢state. under the courts direction and con- trol. when wnd where all ‘creditors and per- sons entitled to distributive shares or lega- cles. OF the residue. or parts thercof. are fled to attend. in person or by agent or tlorney duly suthorized, With their elaims ainst the estate praperly vouched. Given der our hands ‘thik. 33rd das of S 1930 GALLEN W GULLION. ‘THE UNION TRUST COMPANY. BY GEORGE E. FLEM ING. Presicent. (Seal) Attest: THEO- L. Register of Wills for the ibis, Clerk of the Probate 3 1e28.1y5,12 DAVID N, HOUSTON, Attorney. SU‘PRBMF COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF llyl! of the District of Columbia. de eased. All persons having claims against the de- ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the ame. with the vouchers thereof, legally Authenticated, to the subscriber on or before the 13th dav of June. A D, 31 otherwise they may by law be excluded from ull bene- ] . 1930. AMEF - CURITY _AND ST GO By A OF SHILLINGTON. Assistant Secretary. (Seal ) futestt vVicToR 8, MERSCH. Deouiy Resii- e s for ‘the District of Clerk of the Probate Courte= ° 1513 o™ SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Solumbla, “Nolding - Probate - Gours Mg, 40366, Administration—This is to give no- Uce that the subscriber, of the Distyict of Columbia, has obtained from the Probate Court of the District of Columbia, latters of administration on the estate of Blanche Esputa, late of the District of Columbia, deceased. " All persons having claims against the decesaed ars hereby warned to exnipit | the same. with the vouchers thereof, lexatly | puthenticated. to the subscriber. on of before the 3rd day of July, A-D. 1831: Others wise they may by law be exclided from all benefit of sald estate. Given under my hand this 3rd day of July, 1930, W. W MILLAN. 344 D street-n'w. (Seal ) THECDORE COGSWELL. Rexisier of for the District of Columbia. Clers Probate Court. 1¥12,19.26 LONG, CHAMBERLAIN & NYCE, Attorneys. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbla, ~ holding Probate Court.—No. 40164, Administration.—This is to_kive no- tice that the subscriber, of the District of Columbia. has obtained from the Probate Court of the District of Columbia, letters of adminisiration on the estate of Thomas to Wills of the Ceased. All persons having claims awainst the decensed are hereby warned (o exhibit the sume. with the vouchers thareof, legally guthenticated. to the subseriber. ' on . or before the s day of July, AD. 1931: other- Wise they may by law be sxchided from il benefit of suld estate "~ Given under my Rand this 15t duy of July. 1930, PETER'Q NYCE, National Press Blde. Wash. D G {Seal) " Attest. ~ THEODORE COGBWFLL, | Register of Wills of the District of Colum- bin. Clerk of he Probate Court. iy12.19.28 | SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT Columbia. * holding Probate Court.— 40505, Administration —This is to_give no- tice that the subscriber. of the District of Columbia, has obtained from the Probate Caurt of ‘the District of Columbla. letters of administiation on the estate of Marcellus C. Hefiin. late of “the District of Colu deceased. ' All persons having clatms. the decensed are hereby warned (o the same. with the vouchers thereof, futhenticated. to the subscriber.’ on | before the 3rd day of July, AD. 1931 other- wise thev ‘may by law be excluded from all benefit of said estate. hand this 3rd gay of Jily, 1030. NETTIE M. HEFLIN. 3704 Jenifer st. n.w. 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