Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1931, Page 31

Priced Under $11,500. tful house of six rooms and I‘ll. rage. Owner will 48 ¢ash payment. el oe a8 J. RORB, INC 08 DO . 3418 14th, rict 8141, O]d Alexandria, Va Home‘ t ot Enc. MASS.. AVE. SE. $7,950, Qpoertunities to purchase homes on ihis ar avenue occcur very seldom improvements. givend 150§ m:e owen botew 'y m: utw Nrorih and ressonab WM. fi. THROCKMORTON, 208_Investment Bldg. Dist. 6093. ty: entire wp-m e, Box 134-H, mr:m—rcqg LI ; 15 acre 360 15 ry t. Address !A lLll 9 oA | llg Mh“lliglb-e"flflu e | 1 {age on | Surroundine o lAI.B—Ac;lAGl. Al omes or ol mu wil of smalier sell t for 3450 per ncre. ar { office. ostion 3‘!““!“ . m try Club: or one or more bdivided into a Humber three acres Srent. could Be ;}. d in °owing Lo sicke g ite at this time ss Box 71-H, Star ; iDE; E SHAZO & | o WAI'II FRONT | nonl" JOHV A BRI KLFY D_C. and Monts. “’,‘.'Lm‘. Berr Bldg % 95 .:‘ Eves. e Near Chevy Chase Circle Detached Brick Colonial $18,500 ted on 8 commanding corner ase Circle and 1y west of stores. &) e nis ‘"fl:r:-.“"‘ G ‘wonde: ple. biw o lflt‘ B A on fi.dim St. N.W. Modern Brick Colonial 37,250 a real rtunity for fl;’lurm JiRe in_ ga- gln with large Y H.G.Simithy Co. AL, Sansbry 1418 Eye St. NW. Natl 5904 New—Modern—Restricted Homes for Colored. $300 Down, Balance Like Rent. ‘Washington's _Most-Sought-After KINGMAN PARK. A eportunity for the colored {amily of income ui home mnnm,n‘fi‘flcmum in Bampie house open ‘"“M 8T, NE u:." us help 0u solve your housing prob- CHAS. D. SAGER, otional S0 **¢oBYHE 8t ww. .. l"'& 3. mek & ’P “’lw‘,lh __'rn AUCHON IAL!! S AFTERNOO! Broker, Sulte | A5AN A 6950, By Virtde of will 2 oy muo';u"'od 5t now.s of {2 U 8§18 TWO-STORY bath, hot-water heat 1s' now zoned for bric and 1st commercial ‘Will_seil for 29,750, whi ‘Would consider or small i as ment. Address Box ta & WAm—ll}!lNl!! mmfl GPEN LOT NEAR_SOUTH CAPITOL BT.. 08 At Biate Tent. Aadress SALE—INVESTMENT mm'n. . $7,.800. - ONE-STORY STORE. Downtown—2nd Commercial Zone. Soprox. 2%, A Iubl(ln(lllly b\llll brick store, fronting in tne downiown section: {5 the ‘Sath of new Schvicy and Leased to National_or s will _show &um SHANNON & LUCHS. l'\ 1435 KX St. NW. AUTO LOANS. Svenings. MR- ;ng'm ME' ave. ne Lin_ol38. I M. G 1004 A mrmmm‘ No nts. 943 New York Ave.. Cor. 10th. Dist. 9283. 1 . NW. 4142 Free Parking on_Lot Next ACME REALTYE %nf" 0., 905 N. Y. AVE. N.W. NAT. 2453. REAL ESTATE—LOANS. ing interest. ‘Y' l( B UICK. SERVICE, 15t . in nearby ioe B4 HENRY, 1 any smount 8t . HEISKELL. 111 SMALL PAYMENTS, oI 2nd lvl! trusts in D mo—fl ;IM wk. ‘ugg—_ru ‘.g o ."S10 Bond Bide. Nat. 34%0. SECOND TRUST NOTES. e are in the market for monthly pay. Sume r-oee prmny i the. UNION FI\IAI\ CE COMPANY, 841 _Woodward Blds. . 1938, loelkd TonE e terms, ete. mu ™ star offe. llll'l\—l'l‘ol_l!‘_ N.W_GOOD STAND ON_ BUSY T, Union Trust ke -TO LEND. 34000 N K QUICK MONEY 2nd ttd TRUI'I'S $100 TO HOMES. \NSAC- C. F. \VARING, 1416 ¥ ST. N. NATL 9172. RENTS REDUGED. d K sts.—Suitable for commission | lu;lc,gnfl 340. eoln rd. n.e.—8mall store. sultable L%"mw tion; st n'—urunon.cr &b 848 NO G, bungslows, Hlealy Tocated on lurse =5 2,71 Terms, 327,50 ice. 34, to §35 per month, Antludln( Jnterest, T 6. A B. PBELL, inmeqiate 1010 Vt. OO0 Nowhr Boh location. close to| schoos 3 lnfl uam 5200 down, $48.50 month. New Colonial with Jup’ poreh, i e bnt ‘Section, Jaree Jot; jown, e. Pm:e. Hyattsvilie BFTThP; §~UN(iALO\\ (T oo, AL, S sired. stores, Portiand Hotel. c. na Pairmont. in large apart- mhn Iu Bullding. 14(h pnd 8 rooms and facto; wize. “Blin powe FID];I.]T\' STORAGE CO., Ut TOR 3431 GEOROIA AVE. N.W.— Large store, located pev. 3 Sommunity: especially sulted for CAPRITZ, 14th and X Dist. 9080, oowr‘.l “szf.":.’,‘.lm«e? 57 W L l4th and X. WA'(TID—IA)’I‘I MODERN BUNGALO! ts; immediate l'u" Bo%iL, Toio0 V. ONLY Sheely loceted on . A B Lavil ol'h Ly ZA"szG‘l"}llthvlllt 2. 2 ese lots & aeveigpment © &nd priced. B. F. SAUL CO,, 928 15th Bt. NW. Natiopal 2100. ‘"-mtnu and price. | WANTED—BU; WANTED—LOTS. ILDING SITE 1 will pay cash for building site, corner preferred, at least 100 feet wide and about feet deep, located either Wisconsin avenue extended, Georgia avenue extended or vicinity surroundin, have sewer, gas and e fec University Park, Md. tricity in streets and high ele- Must vation preferred. Strictly white neighborhood. State assessed value of lot with lowest cash price in first letter, Give exact location, naming streets. Ahove information must be given in first letter to receive consideration. Prefer to buy dlrect (rom owner, W Spring. nt to build this Address Box &i,zur Office. o] ments, brick ‘dwell Te per ‘ann) day of sale, the property ure a of sale to days from Teserves the right Tk ‘ana” tout ‘ot dlhullln uuren- t after five days' advertisement o in “some newspaper publishe ton, D. C. (Seal) A H 426,293, OVED recorded tn and «L :mna remises; on WEDN JANUARY, O CLOCK P. he: consisting Of two-story attached cuun & aolc, Auctioneers. SALE OF OF \JALUA ™. AL B N A8 ‘OF trust. duly inm o ;':' 1 : Pubitc ‘atictions AD e i tu ot of columm. ?‘Lm i o T. Dearing -ub- mbere d nn 4. st " Slas an I as per plat ‘oltice o, the. .un" mbia in Liber W. o5 tor 2% Wit the lmprove: ling. t sale: One-third of the pur-|| paid in h, bala) in &.’l “OF VALU. Tosd 8 No. ufl of \:l;ll refir?dm R e fl lhe land locot?l":é&\zi ..l: - Ifl- “1‘ s b e Y : '"*""- ;ra.-"m . R ¥ un t 't | seve) interest a —Including mngs Equipment Contained in Sterling Hotel 13th and Penna. Ave. N.W. Will Continue BY PUBLIC AUCTION TOMORROW Commencing At 9:30 O’Clock A.M. Bed_ Room, Lobby, Office and Barber Shop Equip- ment, Linen, Blankets and Kitch- ¢n Equipment. Etc. imed Baggage, Ete. AM A WESCHLER & SON. Also Large FUTURE DAY! t | recor de2 dlsbl.illugol m e urchaser. reauired at m-n ot sie, S’v'l‘ 225.’ Varertisement. s guch retale in ublished. 1a° Washineton, e "‘""""&%"w'fi"&é'unn LAWSON, Vice gnmenl IR RK RO TRENNY “THOS. J. OWEN & BON il 3 D "Al S PRAME SR per cent inually, of ‘Trust upon d. or all cash, st the option chaser. A deposit of 5300 will t time of sale, nre at cost o ms e’ complied with wmun mmy berwise the 4 day of sale, otherw uary tneland rec we shall sell DAY, TI A.D. 1931, AT ot numbered Hec bered seven hi per plat recol Whllhlnl- e Wm”c’o, oo - W = sowagp e Attest: SHILLINGTON ot Secretars 131 - -u bei_cont' Deposi —mflfiff&.w’ vm. of a d 3‘: Liber TRUSTERS No. mo{.‘de Tr man's sul um D, Tom | THOMAS J. owsu & BON, AUCTIONEERS, ; UALAB cxm BOUTHEA one undre: 13 he ice e ‘o Gamembia ih Ll n Q0 foustn o hree years. wu per .“um. -e and the purchaser al om date of sale Firtner Particulars trument No. ha RN de27-ddbs.exSushol m a8 of m:m trict of Columbls: in_front o INTH D HE, TWO-’ o { ot Fed and four (1083 i num- of square irty-six (136), thi DC“I" a. ’rhln 4 nl trust dllqll of & m m: Gt b lh. Ilrlf 8 i the land mor ther by tn" i scribed lan, county of 'llhln'tun Dmmt of Col bia. an, 3 f‘t';'r sald nm-mnuon-d ‘Sabdi- Vistbn recorded in of the records of U covenants t w “designated *for Ri&"f{m’.n{‘ :nd tazation as lot 623 in square proves reaufia E Fecording of ‘sale das” trom. ne Tiek after five sale m ington. _de27-d&ds.exBukhol ADAM A, 1 USTEE'S _SA mmwvavmcx DWELLING NO. 1409 E | T 1ollo'lni described in the £ Pumbe chase money in caual inst issory notes gne. twe o 200- “sem: Chaser: Terms to be complied with 'MM chaser. vk " and after fve d £ advert 'u’a’ifl"v’é- GEORGE A 7.8 i 3 " | THOMAS J. O 1431 3 A for i unam‘- square @e5cribed us follows: at the southeast point of r lot N ui)uthe st .,7 Colum Terms of money 10 yea: nnum, payable semi sale. sécured by deed of 'z""fi ion, the 3) ferves the right nd ington, ) . IVAL WII A sy R Cretary. d&ds.exSukhol . SHANNON, Auct Bakery Equipment At No. 5846 Ga. Ave. N.W. Thurldl‘yl,l.lla“n 8, 1931 Tm Clll"r- 'l"l Tty uun.ur 7. ? annum from "-, R ston o 2 £ Pt olio. 2 ihee of the survesor of o 1t o enre T isistine “of three-story and. b ment brick dwelling. euual’lnll:\lmenl! payable in i i v of'iey 5t in rbdilan subdivision it and 43, folio 113. Sursevor e surveror 5 fn ne omce 8 3 lstrict of " Colum & of record. lnnum. "payal -third of the purchase Dalance In two be "comolied wi A de) e of saie, e gt o*l5c’ comatied vith % 427 Bale, otherw, therwise e Fiht o and, cost of Taning DUrCRaser ‘advertisem Te- Thewsaues "pubiiined 1 Waih: Y L. gfincu.vrm' BOWIE. Truste & BON, Auction 2 } LE OF VALUABLE Two- |, B7 > o | lhe lb.'e al mz o uflM ll d B premises, sl mbia, to wit: x (46) in John R. lots Dm.nn o red {¢ s e ro'h""'fin “n:"fn’-'f: fiments. om. of vu-'e'g"n “three vears. v o * Gepost All convey: ton. D. C. sale. otherwise | _1a5.7.9.12.14 M and_premises’ d Dm;n;lfl i the 5 and ity-eient (158 South” jine, of g, north nd Dulen f‘ ence. -u o) o '" hnolo th line of . 'thence alley. aid ‘slles 1o the and being lubj!r,': Libe; Teen the the ‘ine of sinfine. Baid . 2102, tstrie! the improve- t sale One-third of the purchase | = be bal ald in cash. e ‘and twe centum per from day of ro) TRUSTE! interest at W eix per nnualy. 131 cash, o recorded in m day of sale, otherwise the trustee to resell the proerts. ot "detauitin JDureha vertisemnt o per published ) NATIONAL BAVINGS AN R8T GOMBA end o] Y Trus b By FRAI IR SRS Attest: surveyor of thed neer TRUSTEE'S SALE of By Public Auction oet2t Soator days mm du K ty_sol Bhe” Durchaser reauired at time of sale, Sited Wi AR.? fol of THOS. J. OWI’N & 8ot 8O Aumonm or vALvAm.: THO: 6 !rml, dETy o f the bmnu ‘ot Cofum: the request of the part; undersisned trupice i (o 1» { the prem] a..fifi“ i i Liber fol n et of the District of Colum: with the improvements. te le ser hird of the purchase ble’ in uall ired by deed. of Trust oo the of all cash, at_the o uon’ of h, balance interest at s el tim, A nd two years f: BE enresented by the the purchaser, bearing r centum per anni ecured by ‘ or all cash aser: $230 des bid. Al rdis Shaue the prope o the pure nyey chaser Sled with 0 unt o ‘reaell the. prope reserve r:: r&k and cost of Gefaulting pur. ive days’ ¢ mewspaper published (n Was {Rtton, D: - d&ds exSu m g’ THOS. 3. O atn ot AW, numqfi;" oF v&v»&;’ fi’::gg uw OUTH SIDE OF ATIoN GHTH_ cost. within wise tho luet of gi af‘ifium. ; o&-mm 1 of e purchase balance in 1wo | equ one and A devouit of 11 eomcu secus il selt at w e ‘aetl 15:‘ -nmn fiteen : By Mirue of a certain deed in Liber tionesrs. 920, Prlmlhu 1a"e ? |8 avs advertisement o I Some. newspaper Dublished in' Washing M, uumm-. Distri 04 &s and being ot R ODORE FHILIEOB, THOS. J. OWEN & loN. 1431 E; TRUSTEE'S !ALI m‘ YALUAB ye BE. 1664%°! . with interest m, ble semi-annually, from day of i | forfeited and the tise nd beiny ered he"orth 310 feet tront by Tull pe thereof of lof numbered twenty-one (21) in ivi d | per plat recorded in Li folio 183 in the <urveyor's ofice of the District of Co- d of the purchase yal t sl A"aeposti ‘ot ‘3300 otherw) cos! frol of s Serves the rignt to Tesell gk an t of det onveyancing, Somaiea with witni I{Iun‘ sale, otherwise the trusees | 1o 'resell the property’ at purchaser. ueh D PEYSER, PEYSER, “rrustees. AUCTIONEERS OSAPrTdt 2.5 cqrtain desd of trust duly Liber No. 6163. folio 471 et seq., rds ‘of th riet of Co’ of the party ix All_conveyancing, i, purchaser. 5 ithin: 15 ds e _trustee property at uumn' purchaser, advertisement of H SALE OF VALUABLE REAL .’ CORNER D 8 ST. B.E., IMPR( lcl STATION, BHOW ROOM, r at on of pa: "Chichester, ® euapaper pusiiened i Wasning: INGTON LOAN TRUST COMPANY, 6045, guiest 1, A cribed land and prem- trigt of to to Trustee. LAWSON, Vice Preside NICHOLS AV, OVED BY SER GARAGE 1203, 1: By virtue of a certalp, deed of trust duly 165 e 51 the ntia Tecords ‘of the. District of "6o: arty secured oL, s will undersigned ublle Hietion, [n frant ot { prem; 103 o6 Colum 50 el for Pplat recorded. lows: interse reet, with the easterl; dedicated an & puj utheast corner of id 1 -g of m.ez".%.. 1in ‘shown on. p] rposes of uuunenl ‘and tazation &6 7, 848, B4 money to be 'u i e two eq ll |nll,l’l?ll|ll|l;.l represented bl I l Al " tees { lawn, [ folio” 167" the records of Beginning for the ection of the south line of * Line of Nichol own said de- 1d and 850 in sa hluuluh e-thi ird of t n cash, Somoiing, Wi Dro- in aser. vu& -nmn b t u roperty At T flwr‘.t resel 243 o o ault] two r_centum per from day of umn-flm " resale | ), d | depth ve. . Brothers, Ji.% ract nd e ‘omco of the 9 | aster ive fig L be required f sal 4 recording. R = 'l"l '1! in "fl"y fllyl rom othy the trustee Tves resell ' property. at ’hl risk I ing pury hl"l Drenases. will at time of i 4,°3 OT sale, the right tg re an adverts Dewspaper B ton, of Colum “nd_belng jot number forty: three (143) in Yision o. { square oix ‘nnnar-g“n‘m ,'fl:;“é foive . as per Tecor: n lg. f Ihl ds of ‘;fllu m ¢ upon :’mfl"" F tfl!"? 0( OBl A comverancing, run'laelrn time of li conveyancing 1 sale. othert reserve the right to resell the risk and rmldo! Jetaulting v-‘lzem e atfer five dayy’ advertiseme: fale in"gome Hewspaper published in Wash- ngton, A iy BAMUEL A. &R Taon, AMES B. \ ge31-jad {213 : ADAM A. wmcnun & BON, Aw:zlo-m rnqnmomng“wnu NO. 384 £f,8 cartaln died of trust; duly e in o 105 of mbj oy el seq. of the mmm ot "Go sell, at Pubile. aue nucu above auctiones m?‘l e dndersigned. trusises wil o 8¢ R:‘ ot lV 1y l"ll‘l 1 of the ict of. Columbia in Liber 72_at folio 35, sublect to the covenants of col Sold subject to & 17,500, further announced at il the purchase price sbove sald ¢ paid in cash. deposit of quir convennnn purchaser’s cost. ith within ffteen_da proj a"Tesold at the discretion of the trustees. prior deed Particusars of ime of sal sl 2.14 ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. oy .§"’°§§g"‘“"s'r".‘"'f§i’5 Zgoo k‘ et of Co- ul ke "barty trustees “fi' on, _1n ward Greer's Subdivision of lots 1n 1, Bat reabrged 10, Liver 12 folie 14, of "the ' récords of the office of the sur- vejor of the District of Columbl f sale: One-fourth of 1o be paid in eash, tn- xm.nc- qual rrommov note ?( the urchsr: in one, three -?r-. {:: at 6 per t!lll Mr l s 2 e o pnwmy s all avable e rust_upon al Hon of (e purchaser. rchaser o X and :Iml of ythe ent and distribution from he ‘Bourt's direetion and nd where all itors and to_distributive shai jue or parts o Ak ith . ‘vouched. e Let notice hereof De Law Report the amentary o vail. late of "the bu 0 m mnu un. i Droval of the n-: of Columbis. hmllgl ?ol nted Mon &m da; 931, said Jmn 'and per ares or ley YFRIG, Attor SWELL. Re ?,'r"“ o?columm, jerk of lon. e Ving been made herein for nmf- ot Wil and testame I ol nbrnn at $ity such appiication shalild nos nnnhd published in the Wash- and The Even! ington or 1 Pobate i goks OGSWELL. Reg! Rtrice of Columbla, Clerk ol an; Tt 1,57.14 fiunnnvm & BRANDENBURG, Atiys. IN THE SUPREME COURT triet of Columbis gover judgment n t Ty ants for 34! rs (33, mxo“nhn credits of mmd T8 45700 an d lary 73 pril 10, 1f x}lnl nundred &n a APTh uvemy vd Aty mf 1928, fnterest on umm. \pon that, ‘ceriain promissory 5n the deciaration and at ause, ondemnation of ce Sorcndants levied on ander ed In, this sult to 1t is. therefory et 7. olo-c.t <. ofi’fiufi‘[mm %lt OF THE DIS. — L Hogtetler ‘:I o condlmm to sai eamnmlu lot 818 in cald ed by prem! treet n. Totion 'of "the lh!ntlJl. N4 otion 0 3 Em t un° hm é exclusive of 8 Sarking afier the ny'? the ¥ otherwise ‘ is uun guh‘lcl‘tlo Garae T Brovidaa & copy herdol gnce s week for three su the Was] : lvenln ar, lonnr and of 151 with urt of the Dist: of administration on min Jervasio Alvares i Decsmber, X"fi"lm e e ST o, A ’EIP.H: be_excluded lrom l“ D!n.fil Of llld '!lll! Given under of " Bec REES, care Attorneys. r"lr:‘z,“o( Collllflhl% f‘l’u’fitfl-fl encer, W. mwu ton, &) 2 pjaigiist s LA % 11 i xfl Tecover u,."‘ ices the S fend: l jor jum .:mfi:s.:." T Sl o from the “h fl!’ B( Decem! 1928. Il”ll that certain promissory note l'fl!l‘l’ed to in the 'el IO? lnfl.ll‘h.'nnz:.!!dlm:rr!'l! in the partiaatn of iexed hers; to in ondflnnunon ‘of certain DPOFI’!! 0' de- ¢ [fendant levied on under d in _this suit to l‘“lfl . It is IHI ‘Ul’! ‘hll 93, 2 i°%n 'or bet t e, de da-(ma-m e fortl. ot thia orcer be ington Law or thr H, Asst. Clerk, WHT 3 Li & HART. and TERSY ST AR © DIS- rl‘ T hmod'i'nl Di urt. ln rllAelulM! ILQ in l-D{llH:! 13" d‘!leflhln' !h! owners) de B. iman. petitioners hi amount of the verdi sm P THE rict real for condemnation i B ""'-'n" fnb"l the el o'f Fashington, DIII"GX of Col nown ‘l‘l part [& ) el for ou rgs ;“{g qauars &z; south 38.1 | Sventie by ¢ a'}n usre puml : o, c] Sty Tt o Anna M. m elow, A fed "in this cause: one month publication hanoi o%':' 1Y brovided & a A QL | Sier of fi‘ or the 1, cause OF THE DIS- —Jhe’ First National t 5 abor i med it o ve. pundsed hun- -nine t on : thmy nd 1 b mmm re ROPER. - 'l‘uns?on-nan B e W"" - Resister of W ills 198 th strit of Colum- | &3 bi ric of the Probate g DENBURG & BRANDENBURG, |1, LEGAL NOTICES GOLDEN DAWN 8 PETER B. KYNE INSTALLMENT XIV. v'rsm of Chief McNamara's door, Flynn and Angelloti looked at uen o‘her meaningly. to his old tricks, "Alvuyl feeling sorry for the under dog, Pat. He makes me sick. Tll bet a month's salary he knows where the Belden girl is this minute. tting such a hot scent, Pat.” ‘Well just split usd-nm-dol reward—and see the cnlef likes it. That old Lanny [lrl or she'd have ‘ell, where does (Copsright. 1930.) | | P | 5\" “hnma' e 1a.nd saw e walk, prepara the door of his gara | past. circled and picl ed the end of the b that two-hundred- < m_as nervous as an old womar confessed. ‘I wish U bad Angelloti was a resourceful fellow “Let's call on that Lanning woman, ®9t | apologize for our rough work last nig) y're in the | girl was wounded. know that from the guard that shot| mr. and we're sure of it after looking | nin at the biood in that speed boat.” “If she'd bled that much all by her- self, she'd never have gotten ashore under her own power, Pat. I'm inclined , wmnkoneoflhemwmmt.wo" i | “There hope for the dagoes yet, my boy. You're right. It stands to reason some doctor fixed them up. Now, then, what doctor?” “Dr, Stephen Burt,” Angelloti de- cided. “It stands to reason that if this Dr. Burt dressed their wounds last mah he'll call on his patients every day| until they're out of danger. 3 him at his dirty work, there little something in this Amadeo.” thought that a thousand each would be a_very modest sum to charge Stephen Burt for their silence —very modest. An hour later they pulled up in front of S en’s house and behind a coupe par] at the curb. , circling | nf nmndlt.nofiudsredcm-mun Ted | Fad! h L AL enm?i ouc. hu in hand, enter his coupe, and ‘circled the block and r!tum! at the lower edge of the bl o'clock they saw Stephen come d, lock. drive away. So they followed him, and came in time to Dan McNamara's house, into which they saw him enter as they rolled slowly “He hlfl l itch key. He didn't rin; the bell. no lights in the front o’ cried, nel(edly‘ and I'll get the ,” Flynn informed him, , “is the habitat of his royal hness McNamara, of San Prancisco. I always knew was a fox, but I never suspected he was fool enough to hids convict in his own Angelloti was _exci but, smart Itallans, he was nof im) mwm he was in a fight or angry. pinch will keep -eveml nights, | because some o' these birds ain’t in no be moved. Thll situation requires m%x"fl'fi all Isive l.lher;:t.m‘e t, at '-\Ilt. Amldeo 're righ t | Well, we'll stick around a while. LEGAL NOTICES. Al calm an’ mature del Bank. Ooritas "E Do . No. . is to give notice ribet.’ of ngdom of italy. te Court of th testamentary on Lana: cfil ARTH. “Attarney. e | OB, “Boidine °BEP. Gouzt %uu o(nmA.ln m bflmfl mld' hlrfln !or”?ro?llln Teiters* vestamant Rager, lnhm Ry ' "Gibson' street, Oakiand City. Gnnvn- ReWaia, Bager, custodian of am He Rager, infant, ‘117 Gibso Street, Osklend Oy, Jodi *lhl. iddleton. Kntherins “.ua. B ads ot pebruss: c ey how 1631, KA %m now cuis ston H-"fl;mu" Sh of three i toned, the n“ 5 P%’glmn Attorney. :g—:?% 55 _m DISTRICT OF I 14 orde robate Court. - No. tstration.—1 notice he s S lum) of the Dists i bis I mentary on river on or mber. A.D. 1031; other- 56" sxchided from i Given under my E Gy of 1931 rbuno . 1 " §"¥m.‘1"°°°flm. Disrict of A Probate or ‘o lerk of the & lll‘fil. Attorn “oF THE DISTRICT OF Coog =0y %fidl MILLAN COURT holding Proba istration —This seriber, of t ‘obtainedfro has urt the Diatrict of, Columb, testamentary the estate of Fowler. late ot the deceased ) Uhe - subscriver, ~on. -or Of December. A.D; 193 (cluded ul llld ell’ Olv. under ‘k‘e it Dfi!n e ol SRR nvu 28 l ' th i Before the mu &, othe: l"‘I Ty hind ! - Attorney, W, OF THE DIS- ity Court.— L vs. Jam G R 8t b niamin : wu’*fig A G' W ‘ot public of this suit T o obtain piaj -‘fr: mxnml’n u- fE R kS sald gt four ‘@) except the n he @ of Sl B front Jell ,wu 5“‘:.5’5:.""... It we| an escaped aped | > ive % rict, of Co- i n;[ an’ maybe she’ll slip us some o' unt pre-war Bourbon again.” Flynn nodded, and they drove to Lanny’s house. Lanny received them coldly. “Have you come to search my house again?” she demanded irritably. ! No mule’s face could possibly have been longer and sadder than P. Flynn's. “We didn't come to annoy you, Miss !Annhlg The chief’s give us the in- side story. We just called to apologize for even suspectin’ you.” “An officer,” Angelloti explained, | “has got t> do & lot of things he don't | like to do in the discharge of his duty. The apology goes double, Miss Lan- ing.” “It's accepted.” Then they shook hands. “How about a shot in the arm?” Lanny, the wordling, suggested, much mollified. Angelloti expressively. ‘Well, P. Flynn mur- mured. So thev had three drinks and spent a very pleasant evening with Lanny and she was loath to see them depart. Now, Lanny was aware that Stephen had planned to visit his queer patients after dinner that night. So she tele- phoned—and Dan McNamara answered. “I shouldn't nnkyou up this late and get you out of “Not at all. Just got in this minute.” T'm glad. How's everything, Dan?’ “I haven't seen the patients. but my chief of staff was up waiting for me and reports everything jake.” “That's all I wanted to know. Thanks, Dan. Oh, by the way, Flynn nnd Anlelloll called on me again to- What's that!” The chief's volce was & roar. “What are those two eggs up to? I told them to lay off you.” “They're doing that, Dan. oy Just called to apologize. They spent the evening with me. They only left a moment_ago.” “The Hquor must have run out.” “Oh, < know thoae two. It would never occur to them to apologize to anybody if they didn't have a reason. It's just as I suspected, Lanny. They're going to hang on,to this case on the quiet and trail you around. An -nluuhed thuulht mpsd into You don’t )uve to Dllnt me any pictures, Lanny. When did -bodies call at your chief of | they took minute.” Lanny waited a inute and then McNamara said: ‘Stephen Jeft here just about that time, {50 I guess we're safe tonight. And to- morrow I'll cover that hole. I'm have thought of it ®e- for Flynn and informed him he was to de that night for Los Angeles to g back a prisoner. Flynn begged to ki the . mh!leyuond Job. ume nltm. without a McNamara shot him up to a similar job. He let ‘himself into the house that night with his latch key, tumed on Ghe ht and whistled. “Hello, body,” he shcuted. Nobody lnlmd. 50 he hurried down to Nance's 5 The door was open. He switched on the light. and tounu a disordered bed with its He nobody in houss uwmu;hlx. to, was alone in i lmr room table he taund a nnte “Dear Chief: We think you mean 'ex) and we thank for what you have licks are watching this house. They trailed the doctor last night, but a friend of ours trailed them. Forgive us if we just can't trust Anyhow, it would be em- barrassing for you if your men found Cood-by and geod luck.” McNamara: sat down. He was sud- denly weak. £o he hadn't fooled Flynn and Angelloti after all. The smart devils! Well, they might suspect all they pleased, but unless they had seen his guests and recognized Nance they could never prove anything. He realized now that his act in send- lns them out of the State would clinch heir suspicions; they would be sure to e somebody in their confidence keep 's notice, utie O the ver he lmu sh re the house ynder constant surveillance t | until they t back. Evidently they had sent a bungler and the ex-loldl:r had spotted the fellow—he wondered if Nance and her ch.l friends’had made a clean geta The front doorbell rang, and he went to answer it. A thin, bent man stood in the entrance, and even in the dim light frem the hall McNamara knpew him for an ex-con-ict in bis prison suit of civilian clothr; ““Chief McNemara?” he queried hus- y. “Yes, I'm the chief.” “I got out of San Quentin this morn- ing. T hed a message for you, but I didn't want to_come to headquarters to deliver it. Benny the Beetle told me to tell you fo rest easy. “Thanks, friend. Come in and rest easy yourself. Let's get acquainted,” McNamara invited hospitably. In the clearer light of the living room he saw that his visitor was far from being a well man. “What 1s it, kid?” he de- manded with gruft ess. “Hop— or . “The old coughin' sickness, chief. ‘The prison directors shortened my term to let me out for treatment. As if I can get treatment anywhere,” he added bitterly. “Oh, yes, you can. T'm living alons here for the next 30 days, so I'll get a nurse in to take care of you, and you stay hege.” The man looked at him suspiciously. 'You mean it, chief? “What did Benny tell you about me?” he asked. “He told me to trust you. He said you was one human beirg, even if you was a chief of police.” He changed the lnen on Nance's bed, put the room in order, laid out a suit of pajamas and ordered his guest He wait=d up until Stephen Burt ar- rived and explained the situation to him Stephen consideréd it a tremen- dous joke but commendsd his line of attack on Flynn and Aneglioti. both involved in a '.flcky game now must play the hand through” . (To be eonunued) Cylindrical Office o;.m Having the : o of a series of has just been