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AUCTIONS. AUCTION SALES, DATS. B ok AND o) mm o lll il g". 5 o 415 et seq. o e ind records ‘of the Disirict of Colum: mml of the Dl"r secured igned trustee will sell at l.lBh. lh rom o( th! emises. MY, A8 SR TR O the described land and premise: te in Sty of ‘Washington. District of and nated as and being lot twentyothree (23) George W. Hopkins' bdivision ‘of lots in ‘sauate one hundred and el (111), as per plat recorded Liber R, W Iolio_ 114 5 tne ‘Tecoras of office o the surveyor for the Distriet celumbu. together with the improvements, as_above. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase | money to be paid in eash, balance in two cqusl tnstalimente, pasable’ in one and two With lnterest ot aix per centum pet lnnum. payadl rn nuslly, from day of ale, secured by deed of trust upon the prop- erty sold, or all cash, at the option of the A deposit’ of $750.00 will be re- fme of sale. All convevancing, re. €., At cost of purchaser. Terms of uired &t time of sale. All conveyancing, re- lav of eale, otherwise the trustee reserves the right to J:'nll the property at the risk and_ cos Suiting purchaser, after fire nt of such resale in some on. B, & AND, Trustees. By HOWARD MORAN, Vice President. Muxknf' B SHILLINGTON, retary. D34, ddds-exBu ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers. M‘gfi STard PEARLE TN nmck 0. 418 %t Binarr 3 Viitue of & deed of trust recorded in A fi' 368, Yoflo T et 'sea., e of tne fand records ot the District of Golumbin. and at the request of party secured thereby. the undersigned trustges will offer for ealé by Elhl auction, rv t_of the premises. on oy BIH RAY OF MAY. 1031, M.. the fol- Jowi) l n!owrly in the Distr| ct of A ll. m wit: Part of original numbere wo (2) .Od Y rt of original lnt numbered forty-six (4 n square numbered five hundred and !Ml‘"n (513). described in one parcel as ws: Beginning at the southwest corner id original lot num- bered" two (3 "and "running | thence "eag! along the south line of said lot 40.50 fe! to 8 point being at the center of the west wall of the house adioining the fund hereby deserived on the east, as shown Tat of ‘wurvey of the land hereby de: recorded in survey book (nrt! two [0li0_two hundred eighty-six (286) e of the surveyor for the Dis 't lll 8, and running thence north and h the center of sald west wall one tfl the south face gllt of survey. ARy o il !l\b!l‘ed forty-six (48), thence 'e.t IIM 0( said original ine of hunflnd' 2’!7 (l% eet to the of the purcha b;hnc! in ngl, S S el o mn:hu!r payable in three vears. at_six 't cent per lnm‘ 7 ‘payable semi-annually. irst deed 0! trust upon nnmnv of l eéash. at optien of purcha it 01 $500 required of purchaser at ation of ||ul. enn"n tlnm notarial fees at cost of ehl 2 wil hl thence west fence aerenad’ior Soiin wione 4 bers aid plied ‘with Savs Trom dny af Sele. oiherwite rus "? ina cant ot ‘detu n:n.'r".'\'-'l-e‘v'.'-”&'r".’n:i A RS B per publighed in wWas fhaton t hr % eposit nunm':'d"na; Teati "mn:m of 4oy lesal or eauitable mnu acainst defaulting purchaser ap23-eodads.exBu ADAM A. WESCHLER & BON, Auctioneers. UNTTED STATES M L'S BALE OF By virtue of a writ of ial Pieri Pacias {asued out of the clerk's offce o the Supreme t of Colum) } ‘st pubiic_auction for the east entrance to the D street, between ih and N e Igl Lots 3. of whi *n :c“nroved Tots &1 and 63 i) se unimproved. ‘0 be .B‘fl 1'3"'«':1:& ‘seized m? ieviad usom a5 ‘the roperty e defendant, Erastus 14 1t Y- b P A . lnom AR C BNYDER. Marsbal. t Jo ana tor A et ot Corambia. ep28.d&8u: ADAM A ‘mn ALE OF INCLUDH '!vo nnu:l IECOND AN% BQr Auetioneers. A Ués REAL A EInerTs SovH: LARG: NACANT LOT OF 8TR N STeTREETS BOUTH virtul of a certain desd of trust re- ‘on. the 2ith day of March, 1933, 11 3 un follo 335 et seq, one of the land secords of the District of éaludnrh. sod by secured thereb) eed Fropess wiil sell by public ave- Temises. on or MY, lm uuw 5 nlllnfl and '04 follows: Begin- M e lld running thence west 20975 Me south 66 feet § inches. thent 975 feet and thence north 66 inohes to the point of beginnink. t with the improvements thereon consisting of designated for taxation r: poses as 1ot P’vs in_square 539. Becond parcel (AT FOUR- OCLOCK PM.). lots 61,62 and 62 in Smithson s & Richards " subdivision of lots are 589. a4 per piat recorded in book I% ige 11 of the records of the office of itveyor the District of Columbia (Bl!l:tr with improvembnis thereon consist- ing of one two-story brick warehouse Baid DW\‘" fronts on a paved alley 30 feet ‘wide and has paved aileys at both ifl'l and 1n pear ther: 1 ird parcel (TMMEDIATELY 64 in the same rubdivision d fronting on same thirty- last sbove-described prop- ed therefrom by an ailey of square oot sl erty an 28 feat Wit and engt Fouse, part of which P Horier in tnf’fl POUR-FPORTY - flV Om P & _vacant lot of ground known as original ll\l B4 i wauinre, 863, Tronting 85 fest 3 Inches on the west side of Half street' southwes d running back, of that width, 178 f¢ inehes and contain! 9.590 square fee cording to the official plat of said lot Terms of sale: The four (4) parcels of real estate described above will be NIM clear of all encumbrances and on the follo terms, respectively, o1 in equal instaliments years, bearing inter St six per cent per annum from date of sale, payable semi- annually, said deferred payments to be se- 20red by first deed of rust on the repective properties sold. or all cash at the option of the purchaser. Taxes 4 sssessments will be paid or adjusted to date of sale. All (.Oh'!)’lnfl?-l and recording at e of pur- chaser. gouv of 3250 required at time of sale on each of the properties sold. Twenty days lA,lO"d ln,'uhl’ch ) to Yfl"‘l ;:;’n:h(‘.(;\: e "Case ot "default of Any % e sserye the right'to forfeit de- hout forfeiyine: deposit to Teseil Miacont ane. rigk After five days’ potice such resale in The Evening Btar News- ARAL pLEERT 8 cATLEY. apasecdds 218 Tth Bt THOS. . OWEN & BON. AUCTIONEERS, 1431 Bye Bireet N.W. L TRU SALE OF YALUABLE REAL W] LTINS OV W o NORTHWEST. By virtue of a certain deed of tru recorded in Liver No. 024, folio 304 o nd records of the fumbin, and at the request of the party se. cured thersby. the unde; iahcd (rasiee o i Lction, in fron: of the neem. "‘u'v}nm'?},‘r'm‘ DAY, THE RIXTH DAY OF oy A D 1831, AT FOUR OCLOCK PM., ¥ Vioflowing Aescrined Jand and premises. Stuate in the City of Washington. Digtrict of Cojumbia. and designsced ns and being fot one hundred and sixty-elent (168) in dles " Fairtax's combination of lofs fo sauere "one hundred wno (hirgs-three 0337 7'es ber Diat recorded In Liber 80. foiio 13375t ¥he Fefords ot the office of the mur Jeyor of the TIsTICE of Columbia. 'Bubject Yo Plent of way for alley purposes over cer- fain sescthed parts ot snid ol described ag Sone’ the enst Jine of said 101 forty-four (46) thence - went thirty-nine and. elzhty- e and - tlentyinine Mindredthg l‘t tcer; thence" o orty g test 18 1-..-. ‘of sale: One-third of the purchase Buid in cash. Dalancs In twe nd two Tehase red-at. time of sxie, Kb conresapeing +cost 530 days the south iine of A ten (10) ey, ‘and running thence south aid lot: thence morth four (4) feet orth line of said lot; thence east e our’ (4] geet 10 the Dikee o unwnc orether with' the improvement t ¢ semicann ?n grom day of 34 .1;.‘ trust upen the atdessilt of $E008°wET Be Srwise the t | Dorzey. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE un /BSCHLER & BON, Auctioneers. o B T R R A By virtue Trust Tecorde Liber No. 5245, folio 374 et sea.. one of the Ind records of the Distriet of Columbia, and at the request of party secured there- by, the undersigned trustees will offer for public _auction, in _front the on - MONDAY, 'THE TwE DAY OF, unfi 1031, AT FOUR PM. ligwing described ri7, In the District of Gottmbia: to wit: Bowen Moore and others' sub- Mision 'of lots n sduare’ @18, a8 per Pint recorded in the office of the survevor for Dissngt of Commbia, in Liver H. D, C. oMo 1 rms of ssle. Onefourth of the pur- chase moner be paid in cash, balance h eaual instaliments, represented 'by promis; £y notes of purchaser pavabie in 1.3 and years, with interest at 6 per cent per annum 'from das of sale. payable gemi- annually, secured,by first deed of trust upon property’ sold, of all cash. at option of purchaser. A’ deposit _of 8300 reauired of purchaser at sate. Examination of title, conveyancing, recording: and notarial at cost of pirchaser. Terms to be compligd with within 30 days from day of sale, other- wise trustee ve The right 1o “reseil property at risk and cost of defaulting pur- chaser, after § days' advertisement of such resale in some newspaper published in Wash- ington. D. C.. or deposit may be forfeited or without forfeiting deposit trustees ma avail themaeives of any legal or equita rights against defaulting purchaser GEORGE M, EMMERICH, FRMANN H. BERGMANN, 3.25.27 Trustee __LEGAL NOTICES. F. H. RIDGW) SUPREME BOQURT OF THE DISTRI Columbla. iding Probate court of Sara E. Walker, deceaset 41371, Adm"lll"ll fon Docket 90. w ;'nn nn\lnt been made herein by A Smith for ratificatio) lnd confirmation of order dated NUATY 931, denying e et ane. e, 1042 puvart Ing to be the I will and lelll ent of said deceased to feiters of admintsiration o Fr was. it W ordered this 6L A that James Adkine. Mars Warren: ADAM A Wi 16.18.21. oah Smith ~ Robert Trice, Viola Wooten, Eliza Porter, Martha Yrient, Bemaamin ‘Trice, Tirzie £ Porier €. Trice. Jr. Eimer Triee and Dell Fon-residents, and'al) unknown Beirs and next of Kin of Sara B. Smit Walker, deceaged. and all others concerned. appeat in swid court on Monday. the 18th day of May. AD. 1931, at 10 oclock a.m 10 show cause why such application should not be granted. Let notice hereof be pub- lished in the Washington Law Reporter and The Evening Stet nevipager, once in each of thres Biccessive Weeks before the. retnrn das hetein mentioned the'first publication to be nof less than thirty daye pefore said return day. e A Depuiy Resistar Sl b of Cofumb. Elerk Tobate Court. p 11, DAVID L. RIORDAN, Attorney, IN THE SUPREME counf OF THE triet of Columbia.——Edith [eCann, Frankin st. ne. va Francit McCann. Ber- A man _et al, non-residents - No. 52348, Eauity Doc._The object of this_suit is to secure an_ absolute divoree by Edith MeCa from Prancis McCann. n_mo- tion of the compiainant. it is this 23rd day of April, 1031, ordered that the defendan Francis MeCann and Bernice Leeman cause their appearance to be entered herein on of before the fortieth da: xclusive of Sun- days d legal holidays. occurring after the day of the first publication of this order: otherwise the 5?5! Wwill_be proceeded wit] 28 in case ‘{ e Provided. s eopy of this ore Pub] llh!d un(- & week for th I\ltl: sive "r? ‘Washington Law Rfl!urur lnd h Washin ton Btar pefore’ said day, " JE NNINGS BAILE v'fii c rue copy. Tes! mmlox Clerk. ' By CHA CorTiN. st Gler anShivags ncu'l.ltz A, GLEFHANE, Attorne, tioner. 707 Wilking Bide, Ul E CQUAT OF THE DISTRICT O Columblia —In IF the application of Mtr’ Eleanor ‘ghn‘ by her next friend. Stanley Yallace Bonakily for chance of name. No IT —Mary Eleanor obski mvm: filed & petition rlyln* for & decree ghaneing her name o Mary Eieanor Bobs- rv ll lled to the court for lfl ory gr publication of the notice re- quired la‘ in such cases. it ll by the court this 3Ind day of April. AD. 1931, ordered that all persons tunurn;fl show cause, If any there be. on or before the 15th day of May. AD. 1931. why the pravers of said petition should not be ranted. rovided, that copy of this or- jer published onge & week for three consecutive eks before said day in The Evening Star newspaper. JENNINGS LEY, \ulEt (Seal ' A true copy. "‘#5 IGHAM. E ERG, Attornes Clerk. s sm’r_nn “OF THE DISTRICT Columbla, Olvnlfn. Probate Courf — 4151, Raministration —This 18 to £lva notice 15t the mupscribece, of the 'Dierict o Coc lumbia. have obtained from ‘the ate Court of the District of Columbis letters of administration on the ehtate nof Rewin tenberg. late of the District of Columbia [ecensed " All persons having ciaims agains e deceased are hersbs warned fo exhipic the feme. witn the souchers. thereot Jefsly guinenticated. ‘to 'the subscrivers an or be- fore the 14th ‘day of April. A.D. 1933; other- Wloe they may By Jaw bt exeided from a1i Bernefit of said estate. Given under hands tois 14th dey of April. 1931 4OSEPH OTTENBERG, 1243 Tth st n.w. LOUIS OT- | TENBERG. 1812 H st nw._ (Seal) Attest: | THEODGRE COGSWELL, Register of Wills | for the District of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Coirt ap2.my29 | ELLIS, FERGUSON Attorneys, SUPREME GOURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia. _holding ~ Probate ~Court.—No. 41701, Administration —Tnia i o giv tice that the subscriber, of the Ohia. hl;l. obtained from ‘the Probate of the District of Columbia aneillary letters of administration ¢. t. &. on the estate of Yirsinia arrison, late of the Btate of j0, deceased. All ‘persons having ciaims Ssainat the deceased are hereby warned to xhibit the same. With the Vouchers thereof, sally suthenticated, fo the subscriber o or before the 13th day of April. A.D. 1932 otherwise they may by law be excluded from il benefit of Given under my hand this 13th day of April. 1931 W. W. TEEGARDEN. 404 W. 4th_st. Greenvi| Ohin. (Bea,) Attest: THEODORE COC DIs- 1341 Columbia. Clerk of the Probate Court. ~ap25.m;2.8 HAMILTON & HAMILTON, Attorness. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia, ~ hoiding Probate Court - No. 40032, Administration —This is to ive no- tice that the subscriber, who was by the Bupreme Court of the District of Columbia #ranted letters testamentary on of Eilzabeth J. Stinemets. deceased. has, Fith the aporoval of the Supreme, Cgurt of the District of Columbfa, holding & Probate Court, appointed Monday. the 35th day o May, 1991, at 10 o'clock am. s the time, d ‘sadd court room as the place for mak: ing payment and distribution from said tate, under the eourt's dirsction and econ- trol. when and where ail creditors and per- s0n% entitied to distributive shares or lega- cies. or the vesidue or paris thereof. are Douifed to attend, in person or by aeent'of attorney uthorized, A e state roperly vouched, Ojven and this 23rd day of April 1831 UST COMPANY. J. WESLEY MPITT, Jr. Asst. Becreiary. By HAM- ILTON & HAMILTON. Attorneys — (Seal ) Attest: THEODORE COQSWELL Wills for the Distriet of Columbia, the_Probate Court ap! R. P. HOLLINGRWORTH, Att SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia. ~ holding Probate Couri No. 41531, Administration —This 18 to glve no- tice ihat the subseribers, of the Bmte of Virginia ard the District’ of Columbia. re- spectively. have obtained from the Probate Court of the District of Columbia letters of administration on the estate of Ju Smith. late of the District of Columb! ceared. All persons having cisims axat the deceased are hereby warned to exhibi the same. with the vouchers thereof, legs senticated, 1o the subscribers on or he the 13th ‘day of April, A.D. 1932: othe U CLA! Given “under o hands this 13th dey of April, 1031, WAVE LY G KING '918 E_Broad st. Richmond Va. ~ NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK By R P _HOLLINGSWORTH. Asst. Trus: Officer. (Beal) Attest: THEODORE COGS WELL. Register of Wilis for the District of Columbia. Clerk of the Probate Gourt p25.m33 i C. CLINTON JAMES, Attorney. | BUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia ~ holding Probate Court - No 41210, Administration —Thig I8 to_give no- tice that the fubseriber, of the District Columbia, has obiained from the Proba Gourt of the District of Columbia lstters testamentary on the eeiate of dames N Iate of the Distric: ¢ Colimbis, de- ceased. Al e hatize ciaims against the decensed a d to exhibit the same. 1, chereot. Jecalls authenticated. 10 the ibscriber on or he the Bth day o1 April, A 0. 932, otherwise they may by law he éxclided from all ben Given under my hand 931, ELIZA (her C. Ciinton Jame Atfest. THEODORI Seegirier _of Wills for the Tlerk of the Probate ap28,my: Attorney. THE DISTRICT this 8th day mark) DORS] 416 5th st n COGBWELL. trict Court. of Columeia, SUPREME COURT OF of Columh'a.—In re: The application o1 Bessie mondstein. Sidney i joliows: Beginning at the northeast cornsr of undredths - (30.89) feet to the “west 8 south lige of saif public slier pazebl ' in r centum De. urel cqmelied f S e, rustee re- ight 1o resell the property at tne d cost of defauiting purchaser, after ve' advertisement of such reshle in fomg. ewepaper publianed th Washington, AMERICAN SECURITY AND BY HOWA] AN e Fistdent. [ A, i O Becretary, Mongstemn. Jenme Diamondstein: mondstein. “{ds Dismondsteln,' Bara D mondstein, on Diamondstein, Nathaniel Diamondstein, Pbfl Leah Diamondstein, in- fants by Bessie amondstein. their mother and next friend v—Pnl’ Cha of Names No. 52698, ul" sie Diamond- steln, Sidney * lsn ndltlln Jel l B mondstein.” Julius Dism ia- mondstein, Sars in, Alwn Di ondstein, and N8 ‘ Dllmn dstein and ah m.monamm. ssie Dia- nds their xt 1) un "l .k et AL ) + l-mon ‘Dismond. Disimon aron " Biamond Nathariel Diamond. and k] Diamond, respectively. and aving appiled to the Court for an order of pub- lication of the notice nuué by law i Auch cases, l| 18, By Ufi& jourt. this 9tl day of April ed thet | persons rnnfrrn! show M ny there . on_or before the q it April, Kb, o3, why ‘ine bravers ol *sald 13 e o i L ul on marculiye” weeks %. .| NIRE Biar mew Al i ap11,18.28 ee. A-fi-l with their ciaims | excluded from a1 | WELL. Register of Wills for the District of | ¢ fl:,g-nwr COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF | LEGAL NOTICES. BUPREME CO!*RT or TH! DISTRICT OF 158 "Admin eton 9 bive no: 1588, mi - tce fhat the subscriber ,of the District Columbia, has obtained 'from the Probate Gourt of the District of Columbia, letters testamentars On the estate of 1S A. Deliwig. late of the District of Columbil deceased. All persons hav) ne claims again the deceased are hereby 2d To exhibit the same, with the Vcllth!rl l ereof, legally wuthenticated, to the subscriber, on or before the 13th day of Mareh, A.D. 1033: ofnerwize they may by law be exciuded from Rl beneft of enid estae. Given under, W‘ hand this_6th I.A’ of Ngnl. IIM WASHINGTON LOAN PANY. By CHARLES M. YI.ILAN, Jr Al sistant _Trost _Officer. " (Seal.) I\(mz- THEODORE COGSWELL, Register of Wills for "the District of Coluimbia, Clerk of tne bat t ap11.18.35 K; Attorney, Ll ‘ torney. ® COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF R mora. _ hoviing Erobate Gourt. No 41464, Administration —This to_give ne tice that the svbscribers, of the District of Cofumbia, have obiained from tha Probate Court of the District of Oolumbia, letters Testamentary on the estate of John Stephen Hellmuth, Iate of the Distsict of Co- Tumbia, deeeased. All persons having claims against the deceased are hersby warned to exhibit the aame. with the vouchers thereol. legally authenticated, to the subscribers. on o befors the 17th dav of Pebruary, AD. 78327 ofherwise they may by 1aw be exciuded from all benefit of said estate. Given under our hands this 6th dav of April. 1831 WM. J. G. THOMAS, 4800 16th &t n.w.: CECELIA C. LESLIE. 1808 Conn. Ave n (Seal.) ttest THEODORE COGSWELL. Resistqn ol Wills for the District of Co- Jumbia, Clerk of the Probate Court. ap11.18.25 ANLEY D. WILLI Attorney. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia. holding Probate Court.— No. 41711, Administration - This is to give no. tice that the subseriter. of the District of Columbia, has obtained from the Probate Court of the District of Columbia lettera of administration on the estate of Jeremiah D. Mackeasy, Iate of the District of Columbia. deceased.” All persons having claims againat {he dscenced are hershy warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof. legaily nuthenticated, to the subseriher on or be- fore the 8th dav of April. A D. 1932: other. wise they may by Iaw be exciuded from all Denefit or"bld ‘estate. © ‘Given under m Band thie Sth day of April. 1031 FTHEL ES8Y. 1410 Webster st nw. (Seal) Nittir THEODORE COGSWELL Remiater of {itle for the District of Columbia, Clerk of Probate Court Ap25.m¥2.9_ ~ FREDERICK STOHLMAN. Attorney, Unlon Trust Blds. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia. ~ holding Probate Court. No. 41489, "Admiinistration.—This is fo give no- tice that the subseribers, of the State of New York and the District of Columbia spectively. have obtained from the Pre ‘ourt. of the D) administration c. t. . on the estate of John E. Cannon, late of the District of Columbin, decensed. 'All peraons having claims against the deceased are haraby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof. lexally authenticated, to the subscribers on or b fore the 7th day of April. A.D. 1932; other- wise they mpy by law be excluded from all Denenit of "thld sstate. . Given under our ands this Tth day of April, 1031 ~GENE. VIEVE C. SULLIVAN. 285 10th st. Trov. N. Y. MICHAEL J. RIORDAN, 1908 Nortii Capitol st.. D. C. (Seal) Attest: THEO- DORE COGRWELL. Register of Wills for the Distriet of Columbl erk of the Probate cmm i #p25.my2.9 _ oy TH. McCANDLIAH & GARRETE ™ Allerners. "Shoreham. B BUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia. holding Probate Court.--No, 41650, Administration —This is Ni, give no. tice that the subscriber. of the District of Columbia, has obiained from the Brobats Court of the District of Colum| letters testamentary on the estate of Idella Don- nally Peters, sometimes called Id. Donnally Petera or Idn D. Peters, Jats of the District of 'Cofumbla: deceased. All persons having the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the voueh- ers thereof, legally uthenticated, to the subseriber on or before the 7th day of Aprll, AB I Ouerwise thes may by aw b4 excluded from all benefit of said estate. Given under my hand this 7th day of Af\'ll. 1931. EMMETT EUG! PETERS. 1701 16th st. n.w.. Washington, D. C. (Seal) Attest: THEODORE ISWELL. Register of Wills f,’lr the District of Columbia, Clerk of l.hl MAURICE, D NRERG, Attorner, D SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT Qr Columbia, ' holding _Probate - Court DI nas_obtained from the Probate Court_of the District of Colymbia ietters festamentary on the estate of Georglanna Derickse ittman, Iate of the District of Columb Al persons having sed are hereby arned to sxhibi me, with the vouch- ers thereof, legally authenticated, to the subscriber on or before the 9th day of April, AD.1932: otherwise they may by law be geluded grom il ben fit _of said estate| Given under my hand this th dey of April fo31" "BEORGIANNA "RT BUTT! 1705 T ot P (Benl) Atiest: THEODOR COGSWELL, Register of Wills for the Di trict "of Coiumbla, Clerk of the Probate Court.__ s ___ ap25.my2g CHAUNC ROWN. Attornes, 1001 15th 8t. N.W. SBUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia. * hoiding Probate Court -No. 41616, Administration —This js to give no- tice that the subscriber, of fhe District of lumbia, hes obtained from the Proba ‘ourt of the District of Columbia lesters of sdministration on the esiate of Amelia M. Bowden. 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 Suthenticated, to the subscriber on' or be- fore the 7th day of April, AD. 1932: other- wise they may by law be excluded from all benefit of said estate. Given under hand this Tth day of Ap¥il, 1931. ug}:nf W. JACOBSON. 1001 iBth st. n.w. ) Attest: THEODORE COGSWELL, Register of Wilis_for the District of Columb "clm of BUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia, holding Probate Court.-—No 1539, Administration — This 1 t tice that the subscribers of the D C have obtained from the of the Dist of Columbia, amentary on the estate of B. Francis Baul, iate of the rict. of Columbia. ae- ceased. All persons 1aving ciaims against the deceased are hereby warned to exnibit the game, with the vouchers thereof, legally Muthenticated, to the subscribers. on or before the Ist day of April, A.D. 1032: other- wise they may by law be exciuded from all benefit of raid estate. Given under our nds this Tth day of April, 1931 AMFR- N SECURITY & TRUST CO. By COR- CORAN THOM, President. 15th st ana Pennsylvania ave. n.w. G. PERCY McGLUE, 1410 H st nw. (Beal) Atrest: THEO- DORE COGSWELL. Register of Wills_for the District of Columbia, Clerk of the Pro- bate Court ap11,18,25 FREDERICK G, UMBAU, Attorney. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia.” holding Probate Court —No, 41649, Administration _This 18 to glve no- tiee that the subscriber, of the Biats of Ohio. has obtained from ‘the Prol Conrt of the Distriet of Columbin le festn- mentary on the sstate of Amelia N. Wright, Iate of the District of Columbia, deceased Al persons having claims against the d ceased are hereby warned to ezhibit the same. witn the vouchers thereof. legally a thenticated to the subscriber on or before the 2nd day of April. AD. 1932: otherw: they may by law be excluded from all ben- efit of sald estate. Given under my hand this 2nd day of April, 1931 PAUL J. QCKERT. 1438 Euclid ave, leveland. Ohlo Attest” THEODORE COGEWELL. r of Wills for the District of Colu lerk of the Probate Court. _AD18.25.my2 FRANK STETSON, Attorney. lumi holding Probate Courl.—No. G551 Admintsiration. | This is 1o glve n tice that tne subscriber. of the District of Columbia, has obtained from the Probate Court of the Distriet of Columbia letiers testanientary on the estate of Saral: Nor- Iate of the District of C ea il persons having cial Caingt the decended ‘are nerehy warned to Xhibit the same. with the voucaers thereof. gally authenticated, to the tubscriber of or befors the 1st day of Aoril. AD. 1932 otherwise they may by law be exciuded from 81l beneft ot said estate. Glven under its nd thig 13th day of April, 1931 NA- HORAL 8AVINGS AND THUST COMPANY. B, FRANK STETSON. Second Vice Presl- dent (Beal) Attest WELL, R o et for The Districs of Columbji rk of the Probate Court. _Ap12.28,my2 R. P. HOLLINGRWORTH, AUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF holding Probate Court —No. Adminisiration. —This is o &ive no- tice ‘that the subseriber, of the Dist:itt of ol has obtained from the Prohate t of the District of Columbia letters amentary on the estate of George ford, Iate of the District of Columbia, deceused All persons having ciaims again the decensed are hereby wacned (o exhibit the same. With the vouchers thereof, legally authenticated, to the subscriber on' or fore the 10th ‘day of April, A L. 1932; othe wise they mAy by law be'exciuded from benefit of said estate. Given under 's h this 13th day of April 1931. NATIONAL METROPOLITAN. BANK, R.P. HOL- LIN Assistant RIS WORRY AN n e ek egister of Wills for the Distriet of Colu i, Clerk of the Probate Court. __8p18.25.mv2 EDMUND L. JONI SUPREME COURT GF THE DISTRICT OF Cqlumbia Holding Probate Court -] ua of “Mar; orris, sed ! Aummu ration cket 89.—Application ha ng been made herein for probate of the lll and testament of id deceased, lumnmvnwn CAXH By or letters of Y the American Sgcuri Jiy 8y, ordeged this BB y. T 5 vy’ ety W..m"i vele, il tox Carlotth poiter. Ed: ward MeCauley, Jr. Lelia Tuckerman and Lee and ali oiners concerned. appear | Lol gaid’ court’on Mondey. the 18th di y, AD. 10 m. to show eause Why ! not, be Attorney. and o hereof be jcati ur. t,‘ :mrg davs | i i ufi 3y Boks tioned. porter ane once in eac Tniee u Detore. the” retarnday. rn day ne nrst oublie “m o WILLIAM V. SIMMONS, Attorney. SUPREME T iumbia. ~ holding OF 'ntn DISTRICT Probate Court. 41660, Aaministration.This s to ive no- Hiee 'thay “the ‘subscriber. of the State of as_obtained ‘from the Probate Coure ot tne "Distriet of Columpia letters of fon on the est hoo knowe as A Jenking. Iate ‘of the District of Columbia. deceased All persons having claims against the de. ed to exhibit the . with tae vouchers thereof, iegally a thenicated. o the ubscriber on of before the 8th day of April, AD. 1 otherwise they may by law be exclidded {rom all ben, ¢t of maid estate, Given under my hand of _April, Lk TERe’ Biinchuitie, Mé " Benn: Kttes’ THEODORE COOBWELL, Resister of Willy for the jstrict of Columbia 'c#yr:k'ol the_Prol UGH M. nAnrr“fim Attornes. BUPREME COURT “oF DISTRICT OF ‘olumb holding Probate Court. 0. 41361, Administration-. 18 is to give no- {lce 'that “the "subscriber, of tne Biste of Marylang. has obiained from the Probate Court of the District of Columbia 1;(!!\"( {estamentary on the ehtate of George Fiem- ing Moore, late of the District of Columbia, decensed. All persons having claims against the Geceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, legally authenticated, to the scriber on or be- fore the 24th day of February, A.D. 1932; otherwise they may by law be excluded from all_benefit of estate. Qiven under my hand this 20th day of April. 1931 ALDRICH HARVIE MOORE, Alta Visl Bethesdn, Md. (Beal) " Attent: MELVIN '3 MARGUES Deputy Register of Willg for the District of the Probate Court. CobEbmiag R. P. HOLLINGSWORTH, Aitorney. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia. holding Probate Court..No. 41647, Administration —This is to give no- tice that the subscribers, of the State of Virginia, and the Distrief of Columbia. re- spectiveiy, have obtained from the Probate Court of ihe District of Columbia lettera of administration on the estate of Christian J. Bmith, late of the Distct of Columbia, de- ceased. All persons having eiaims against the deceased are hersby warned to exhibit the snme, with the vouchers thereof, legally authenticated, to the subscrivers on or be- fore the Sth day of April, A.D. 1032; other- wise they may by law be exciuded from all benefit of said estate. Given under our hands this Sth dey of April, 1031 WAVER- 918 E._Broad st. Richmond. 3. O NATIONAL B bhoot v AN BARI By R. P._HOLLINGSWORTH. Asst. Trust Officer. (Seal )" 'Attest: THEODORE COGS- WELL. Register of Wilis for the District of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court. __8p25.my2.p HENRY K. DIERKOPH, Attornes. SUPREME COURT UF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia. ~ holding Probate Court --No. 41621, Administration. —This i§ to_give no- tice that the fubscriber, of the District of Golumbia. has obtained from the Probate Court_of the District of Columbia istters testamentary on the_estate of Helen Dier- Koph. Also known as Helen Knefely Dier- Kkoph. Iate of the District of Columbia, de. censed. All DErAons having ciaims againat the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit. the same, with the vouchers thereof, Iegally authenticated. to the subscriber on' or be- fore the $th day of April. AD. 1832 other. ite they may by law be excluded from all benefit of sald estate. under my liand, this Sth day of Apr o1 S ROPM, Care of the Risgs :fi“"n"” Benk. Washiigton, D. C. (Seal) st 1) ., UES, og - e, MR 5, MARGORS iy Reg istrict of Columbia, Glerk ‘ot ‘the Probate Coure. ~_apibmys R. P. HOLLINGAWORTH, Attorney, SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia. ~ holding ~ Probate Court - No. 41530, Administration.This is to give no- tice that the subscribers, of the State of Virginia and the District of Columbia, re- spectively, have obtained from the Probate ourt of the District of Columbis letters of administration on the eiate of Ernest W. Smith. 1ate of the District of Columbia, de- censed. All persons having ciaims sgainat the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the aame, with the vouchers thereof, iegally suthenticated. to the subscribers on of be- h da; pril, A.D. 1932; other- wise they y Iaw be’ exciuded from ail benefit of said estate. Given under our hands”thi of April, 1931, WAVER- .. Richmond, Va. MET] OLII‘AN BANK. R."P._ HOLLINGEWO! Asst. Trust Bhheer. Tseri ) Aticst VICTOR & MERSCH, Deputy Register n{ Wills for the District of cnlu’ b’lny Clerk of the Probate Court. nmx STETSON, '.nm-n. 2 SUPREME COURT O] ms-nzxcg or Columbia, Loigine Probate Court: Butg! of “Thomas siidell Gecen fisos, “Administzavion Hick ) ASatics. tion ‘having besn made herein or provate 2o, sald of the i l& r nd ceased. and for jetter: ! Ate by the National Bavin and_Trust flnx it l; ordered thip th day of ADH 31, that Julia Stuyve Rodgers of Paris, France, and all others ;i Ffl appear in said court on Mon lL the it y of May, AD. 1931, st 10 o'clock am., 'fl show cause why such application hould not be granted = Let notics hereof In' the Washington Law Re- 4 The ning Btar once in each Successive weeks before’ the return ein mentioned, the publication to be not lest than thirty days before gaid return day. WENDELL P. STAFFORD. Jus- tice. (Beal) Attest: VICTOR 8. MERSCH, Frm Register of WI]F for the Distriet of erk of the Brobate Court. _apl gH myd C. CLINTON JAMES, SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia. holding Probate Court.—No. 41681, Administration - This 18 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 Samuel Car ter. Iate of the District 6f Columbia, de- censed. All persons Maving claims agains: the deceased Are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof. leghlly authenticated, to the subscriber on or before the 8th day of April. AD. 1932; otherwise they may by law be excluded from all ben- oot of said estate Given under my v%m this 8t dey of April: 1031, C JAMES. 418 5th st rw. 'nmcl‘ RE, COGEWELL: Reemier of for, the ‘Distriet of Coiumbia, Cletk of the Probate Cour ap18.25.my2 R. M. PARKER, Attorney. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia, ~ holding Probate Couri.—No. 41677, Administration —This 15 to_give no- that the subscriber, of the District of olumbia. has obteined from the Court of the District of Columbia letiers testamentary on the estate of James B. As- well. late of the Disigict of Columbia, ceased. Al persons having ciaims against the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof, legally authenticated, to the subscriber on' or be- fore the 9th day of April, A.D. 1932; other- wike they may by 1aw be excluded from all benefit of said e Given under my hand this $th day of April. 1931, ELLA F. AS- WELL, Northumbertand Api, ~(Seal)’ "At. test: THEODORE COGSWELL, Register of Wilis for the District of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court ap18,25.my2 FRANK STETSON, Attorney. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia, holding T Court.—No. o2, Administration to &iye notice ine subscriber, of the has obtained from robate Conrt of'the District of Columbia leitars ad colli- endim on ihe estate of Pauline Lockeit, fate of the District of Columbli, deceased All persons having ciaims against the o ceased sre hereby warned {0 exhibit th same. with the vouchers thereof, legally au- {hertieated. fo the gubgcriber @n ‘or before th 1st day of April, D 1982, otherwise they may by 1aw bé excluded from all benef of sald estate " Given nnder its hand_this Janday of April, Tob. | NATIONAL sav: INGS AND COMPANY, FRANK STETSON, Wc"nd ice President. (Beal.) Attest * THEODORE COGSWELL.' Register of Wills for the District of Columbia, Cls the_Probate Court ap18.2 o AN T T FRANK STETRON. Atorney. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Probate Court.No. Jumbia, holdine 41383, Administration._This is to give notice thatghe cubscriber, of the State of Mary- land.~has obtained ‘from the Probate Court of the District of Columbia letters testa- mentary on the estate of Manima Hilton, Iate of the District of Columbia. decensed persons having claims against the de- d_are hereby warned to exhibit the with the vouehers thereof, legally au- ihenticated. to the fubscriber on of before ine 7t day of Abril. AD. 1032 otherwise they may by law be exciuded from aid estate. Given us Tth day of April.” 1931 care ‘of National Savings and Trust Com- al) Attest AR AT iw " e or the hx“n‘ (oo Extmaar e robate Court 7 orne; SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia, holding Probate Court.- Estate of Catherine Dennehy. alto known s Kath- erine M, Dennehy. a1 known ns Katie Den- nehy, “dec dard_ o diess. Administration Docket 91 puication having bren made herein’ by M. Dennehy, domieiliary Brminiafeatiin €t 8. of (he Ctate of said decensed, for the Issuance of ancillary letiers of administration ¢ t A on said estate to Leo P. Harlow, it is ordered this 15th day gt porii AD 1931, that Nora D. Murphy, helia Dennehy. Anna Rushing, Thomas finehy and Patrick Denenhy. and ail others concerned.” appear in said court on Mondny. the 25th day of May. A D. 1931, at 10 0'clock a.m,. to #how. cause why such ‘ap- plication should not be granted. °Let notice ereof be published in the hington Law porter and The Evening Star once in each of three sucecssive weeks before the return day herein mentioned. the first publication to be nol less thklmrly 4_;‘ be Bre «Ild f«'fl"" Fhiy " Attest 'mgopm ons: LL. Register of Wills for the District of Cofimbin. Cierk of the Probate court. _ap18.25.my2 HAMILTON & HAMILTON, Attorney REMF COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF L% Columbla, holding _Erobate Court - No. T3, A ministration This e tha ubscriber. USBeeme. Court "oF the granted letters testamentary on' the of Ids May H nt has, 'uh Nm it lhbtxarinv’llcazl‘“"gi“ ‘0 R.Aun!}' Ihl M I'} "g 0'ele m.. A% h An court room as the plase “ where lll creditors nd mun‘ o “disirivutive. shates or the refidue gr parts ther berst r b t 1 m";-;egi Apri, 31 7 ; i ANY OF of S'F"‘m Probate | 1‘.!-‘ D. C., SATURDAY, U. S. TAKES HAND IN CHECK SCHEME Report Says Man* Held Intended to Flood Country With Worth- less Paper. An alleged scheme to “fiood the country with worthless checks” i8 being Investigated by Federal authorities, fol- lowing the arrest of Willlam R. Thorne, 29 years old. Thorne, whose home is in Rocky Mount, N. C., was arrested yesterday, after placing an order for 500 checks with a printer at 809 Ninth street. The printer’s suspicions were aroused when Thorne identified himself as a representative of the Electric Bond & Bhare Co. of New York and ordered the cencern’s name printed on the checks. Summoned by the printer, Detectives B. W. Thompson, Clarence Talley and Eugene_Davis placed Thorne under ar- rest. Under questioning, Thorne is said to have declared he had decided to “make a clean-up by flooding the coun- try with worthless checks.” ‘Thorne, who said his father, T. T. Thorne, is a prominent Rocky Mount attorney, was penniless. The detectives bought him a dinner when he said he had not eaten for 24 hours. According to detectives, Thorne ad- mitted he had recently been released from the Willlamsport, Pa., jail, where he served 60 days for passing & bogus check. He is sald to have confessed similar activities in other parts of the country. Al present, he is said to have admitted, he is at liberty on $1,500 bond, posted by his father, for violation of the Dyer automobile act. The charge was placed against him in Norfolk, he added. Representatives of & private det-- tive agency informed Thompson, Tallev and Davis that Thorne is wanted for passing bad checks in several other perts of the country It was this information which caused Federal authorities to take a hand in the investigation of Thorne's activities. LEGAL NOTICES. _ J08. D. KELLY, Attorney, IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- trict_of Columbia.—Maurice P. Keane vs. Mlice M. Keane et al_‘Eaulty Decket No 52089 —The object of this sult 18 to obtain decree of absolute divorce. On motion of the plaintiff. it is this 15th day of April, AD_1031, ordered that the defendant, Alice M. Keané, cause her appearance to be en. tered herein on or before the fortisth da: exciusive ol Sundays and legal holidaye, oc curring after the day of the first publiea- tion of this order: otherwise the cause will be proceeded with as in cate of dcfaul Provided. & copy of this order be published ohes & weex Jor ‘three successive wekr in the Washington Law Reporter and The Eve- ning Star before said dsy. By the Court JENNINGS BAIEY, Jusiice, rue. covr. (8eal) _ Test: PRANK E. CUNNINGHA Clerk By HARRY M. HULL. Asat. Clerk. .my " JOSEPH J. MALLOY, Attorney. REME COURT OF THE DISTRICT Columbia, holding Probate Gourt.-No 41605, Admimstration.—This i3 to give no- tice that the subseriber, of the State of Vir- ginia. has obtained from the Probate Court of the District of Columbia ancillary letters of administration on_the estate of Mary ?llflnn, late of the Btate of Virginia, de. All persons having clalms agat xhe deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, legally uthenticated, to the subscriber on or be- fore the 26th day of arch, A.D. 1932; otherwise they may by law be excluded from all benefit ot id estate. Given under my hand this 9th day of Apil, 1931. MARTIN J. MANNING. 1001 Mt. Vernon ‘ave., Poto. mac, Alexandria, Va. (Seal) Attest: THE. ODORE COGSWELL. Register of Wills (or the District of Columbia, Clerk of lhz Pro- bate Court. o ___%pi8.25.my2 ARTHUR PETER AND W. H. BADEN, Attorney SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia, holding Plnhnl! Court.—No. 41277, Adminisiration.—This i8 to give no- tice inat the subseriber of the District of Columbia, has obtained from the Probate Court of the District of Columbia, letters testamentary on the estal of Harry Lord Ford, otherwise known as Ha L. FPord, late of the District of Columl deceased All pe having claims against the de. ceased are hersby warned to exhibit the l me, thereof, legally au- enticated, to the or before tha"16m " dayof M AD. 1932; otner- wise they may by Jaw be exciuded from ai benefit, of sald estate Given under my this 8th day of Ap: Hl. 1931, VASHINGTON LIOAN ARD TRUST cOM- CHARLES M. HILAN Jr., As sistant rust cer. (Seal.) Attest: THEODORE, COGBWELL. Register of Wills for the District of Coiumbia, Clerk of the Probate Court Apil, I8, ARTHUR PETER and W. H. BADEN, Attornes, SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT Columbia, holding Probate Court.-No. 41856, Administration - This is to give no- tice tl the subscriber, of the Distriet of Columbia, has obtained from the Probate Oourt of the Distriet Columbia letters Dl’ the g e of Marilla M. the fet of Colus decease All persons having el-lml ¢ deceased are herebs warmed 1Dit Same. with the Youchers (hereof, egally ithepticated, to the subscriber on' or be- fore the 1st day of April, A.D. 1932; other. [ise they may by law be exclided from ai} benefit of said estate. Given under its hand this 9th day of April. 1931, THE WASH INGTON "LGAN 'AND' TRUST COMPANY. By CHARLES M. IRELAN. Jr. Assistani Trust Officer Seal.) Attest W'flb% COGSWELL. Register of Wiils for the irict "of Columbia, Clerk of the Proba Court. apiB.25.my2 WILLIAM™ . BRIDE AND THOMAS F. CAl . Attosneys, IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS. trict of Columbia, Holding & District Court.In re Condemnation of iand for the widening of Wisconsin avenye. in_the Dia- triet of Columbia.— District Court No. 2100.— Notice and order of publication. Notige 18 hereby given that the Commissioners of the Disirict of Columbia (pursuant to the pro- visions of the act of Congress approved Jan- uary 23, 1931, Publie No. 870. 71st Con- gress, " ‘entitied “An Act to Authorise ‘the Commissioners of the District of Colum- bia to widen Wisconsin nue abutting [L es 1209, 1300 and 1938, whereby they a authorized to institute condemnation proceedings in accordance with the pro- visions of subchapter one of Chapter X the Code of Law for the District of Colum- bis, to acquire the iand that may be nece sary for the widening of Wlt(‘onbln abutting squares 12 1200 19! aforesaid), have filed o petition m this coun Praying the condemnation of the land heces Sary A8 shown on a map or plat filed with the sald Dflllln“ as patt thereof, and pray- ingk also that this court empant 1 A fury in accordance with t provided “for iIn such cases to Assess the damages each owner of land to be taken may susiain by reason of the widening of said avenu aforesaid and the condemnation of the land necessary for the purpose thereof, and to assess the benefits therefrom resulting, plus all or any part of the cosis and expenses of sald pro- ceedings, upon any lands which the jury may find will be benefited, as provided for in and by the aforesaid act of Congress ap- proved May 28, 1926, it i, by the court, this 10th day of April.' 1931, ordered that ail persons having any interest in these pro- ceedings, be and they are hereby warned and commanded to in_this court on OF before the 15th of Ma! 1931, at 10 o'clock a.m. and continue in attendance until the court shall have made final order ratifying and confirming the award of damages and the assessment of benefits of the jury to be smpaneled and aworn herein; and 1t 1s” further ordered that & copy ot this notice and order be published twice a week for two ive weeks in The Wash- ington !v.c, Lt ‘Washington Post d '}’lt in nuhlll;fld in the lld m at least twenty davs ora the said 15th day of May, 1931. It is further ordered that 8, cony of hy s nancu and order be served by the United marshal, or his deputies, upon each 0! lh! owners of the fes of the land to be condemned herein, as may be found by the said marshal. or his deputies, within the District of Columbis nd _upon the tenants and occupants of the same. be- fore the said 15th day of Mav, 1 ly the court, JOBEPH W. OX Jul(lr (Seal) A true copy. 1u| CUNNINGHAM, SR R A R Clere. _8p17,18.24.55 IN THE SUPREME trict of Columbia, K otoration unacr i 3 Defuntre sherman w:a’mn.ngn. S K l . w cof) f:l trict of Jnlun.m. "fimd'e 1&12- enand the o the ‘ly Co New, b COPOTA Casu n Xy fi o, Byoll- t, SopR sfi’.‘?.; f liher Huy e un of the 3"? and e Mt ion Illld.! | . aw! K S z’fl roagyremen PG °mu' ""‘1 'fl& ."fi'a ; ca el uor ™ t'“‘\' 5 \!m. in :hf- “‘c:: made rain o e 3,:.;,;:. et 16 dad r 3 oasrs, Sty oy el én ine fon Evening 81 r lor mm .ueec eeks. the nr.n 4 %. 0t APRIL _25. 1931. B8y Percival Christopher Wrem, Author of “Beau Geste” @Oopyright by Prederick A. Biokes @o.¥ CHAPTER XXXI. WAYE'S HOPE DEFERRED, HE thief? Had he returned in search of further loot, to see whether his victim were dead or not, to re- cover something ineriminating that he had dropped? Or had he perhapt seen men kneel- ing by the body, and, fearing that I had seen sufficient of him to be able to MP?NU him, had returned to silence me? Might he have turned abcut and followed me with a view to robbing me as he had robbed this unfortunate old man? Very improbable, as I (‘Prhlnli aid not look like a person who might be werth robbin, ressed as I was for the part that I was playing. These thoughts flashed through my mind as I rose to my feet to face—a policeman—who, club in hand, stood | menacingly glaring, his other hand rest. ing on the pistol that protruded from its opened holster. “Put 'em up,” he growled, “and . . I put one up like Nghtning, straight from my bip to the point of the jaw, and even as the tremendous blow went home, I realized that in my sudden | wrath, I had committed the most foolish | act of my life. No judge would believe my story that the policeman had struck me first, struck me down without a word. Nor, even if the policeman had ad- mitted it, would he have been severely | blamed for adopting that method of | arresting what he supposed to be a murderous highway robber, caught in | the very act of examining with wet, bloodstained hands the purse he had 80 _violently and brutally stolen. No. 1 had made an awkward position into one just about as dangerous as it could be. Had I meekly accepted the situation. I might ssibly have been able to prove that I was not the thief | and murderer, or, falling that, I might perhaps have been given the benefit of the doubt—at any rate, to the extent of a lighter sentence. But in the most unfortunate and suspicious circumstances in the world I had acted in the worst possible way— by my own act confirming the suspi- cions. Why should an innocent man resist arrest, and with such desperate vio- lence? My blood bolled at the thought that I had been betrayed by this ruffianly policeman’s illegal violence into doing that which would send me to prison and so interfere with my life's business — = PROPOSALS. OF JTHE DIRECTOR ™ PUBLK BuNdings and Public Parks of the Nations Capital, Navy Building, Washington, D. C.— Senled ‘bids will be received iy 4 until 11 a.m., =estern standar 15, 1931, and then publicly opened 1613. 'Navy Building. for butlding forced concrete, siofe-faced bridge, known | s the Waterside Drive Overpass, and ¢ taining & comfort station, police lodge storage raom, in Bection III ‘Rock Creek and Potomae ‘Parkway. situsted on the bank of Rock Creek between Que street ResAchugetts avenue nw. in W nmnlwnl D. The work involves the piacing ol 180 cublc yard; reinforesd con- 4 "tons. of reinforced steel and 110 ards of “stone facing. Further in- furr;\;l ion_upon application. . WABH- 1931—8ealed- pro; ivigion of about’ D GRICULTU aton: BGn Aprit n osate wili be received urchase, Saies and Trafle o nm- ment of' Agriculture, Washiny ""'h poc until 3 arclock p.m. ‘on the afanth day of d ter, opened for furnishin Hlals ara erection. of one. sree heatfne plans at Marsh Botanic e Haven, Conn. in accordance ations which may be had from Division of Purchase, Ssles and AGRICULTURE, fhingion. D. o RTMENT. O 1031, BEALED BIDG. sublect 1o (1% ou Avril 5, 1031, SEALED conditions contained herain will be 1eceived until N o'clock Am., May 15, 1831, and then publicly opened.’ for a Congesglon 1o erect ding_on’ land own United Tatates ot tne terminus of the Mount ernon Memorial Highway near the entrance to the Mount Vernon estate, and conduct therein s restaurant, Creffeshmenty and souvenir business. The successful Bidder will be required to erect the Concession Building And install therein the permanent equipment. all at his expense. The titls to the building and permansnt’equipment at il times shall be and rematn vested in the United States in consideration of Eranting to the successtul bidder the right and priv of conducting therein & restaurant, h souvenir and refreshment stands. fof & perfod of not exceeding ten years fro the date of completion of the hullding, B dera will be required to bid upon the len the term of the concession, not exceediak ten years. for which they will undertake {he erection of: the bullding and the insial- Iation of the permanent equipment, all with Uitle vested”in the United States. for the privilese of operating the building for the riod of time stated in the proposal. Offers of cash rental in eonnection with or in lie gt & concession term will no nsidered. e bids will be opened in 1 ce of the chiet, Bureau ot Public Ronds, "0 8. De- priment of sgriculture. information for ldders, together with coples of the cession’ Asreement to feted "5y Secceostul "biader. may ‘b o u-u]‘g in e O the Bureau of Pubilc Roads. urteenth streel n.w., Washington, here coniex of planis ‘and mm’no% are’ furnished bidders. & deposit of il be’ reauited o infure thelr"return. ghecks should be made oayable to A, Zap: pone. Dishusing Cleck. U, '8, Department of Agriculture. Sithin s Have iter opens ing bids, the plans and specifications are not returned. the deposit wiil be forfeltad to the Glovernment ~ Guarantee will be re- guired with each bid In the sum of §8. 1 certifled chieck s furpished 1t should bé made payahle to A Zappons, Disbursing lerk, U, 8. Department of ' Agriculture. erformance ‘bond will be required in the Amount of $26.000.00. 'Bids must be sub- mitted upan the standerd Government, form and the successful bidder will he re- to execute the Concession Agrsement & Tiuht T8 reserved. aa (he. interest of the Goverament may regiure, to reject an: and ids, And ‘to walve any_informality in “©gnvelo e bids scaled, mATKe s Ao thieq, a3 4 for Concession, Mount ermints. Thon Ilrmorinl a3, Byreau of Public . De. Mount ..‘;.f'm' am . MacBONAL O ————— MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE. hardson. thy e e o g, ?Bmm”' er) ureau. tur ave. n.e. of tracking down Rosemary's murderers. As the policeman drew his pistol I struck again with all my -m”m. and even as I did so again blamed myself for what I was doing. But now, reason told me that if I could disable the man and 1" away, I might yet escape the net in which fate and my folly had enmeshed me. All this had flashed through my mind in the time it takes to deliver & couple of &wift blows. My first, had sent the policeman stag- gering back, pmbnbl{ a little dased and shaken. My second knocked him down, but not out. I now rushed and kicked with all my strength--not at the prostrate man's head or body, but at the hand that grasped fhe pistol. This I sent flying, and as the policeman scrambledy swiftly to his feet I aimed another blow at the point of his jaw. This he partly dodged, ‘The policeman sprang for his pistol and shot me. | caught me a splendid c.llv with his left and swung up his club to brain me as PR e o, tuag cking, I sprang in, flu y arms ?he&vfly ‘we fell together about him, an to the ground Suddenly, by a kind of mutual con- |sent, we released holds and scrambled to our feet. Instantly I struck, and rnm I got in a heavy blow before his b whirled up. Then the club feil, |and as it did so I raised my almost |useless left arm to protect my head while I delivered a tremendous drive that was to finish the fight. Almest simultaneously we struck, and as my left arm broke 8o did the Eollcemnu jaw. As I staggersd back, d without a sound and hy like & mk of ficur, inert and motion- | less. Drawing a deep breath, I stepped back, turned lnx sprinted, thankful beyond measure that no sound of fol- lowing footsteps came. But my thank- fulness was premature. Scarcely was I well into my stride before there was & loud bang. | Am-vyblownrunlmyh‘mfl! ml‘\"‘birhdr bang and & searing, nothe: s pain passed through my chest, and fell to the ground. Again, a third beng, and I felt as though a sledge-hammer had hit me on | the head. The policeman had won after all by a legitimate feint. Guessing that I would instantly run, he l’el;d lnpmh:zflltnnnfll my :ck WaS turned. He en sprung hete thepmolhynndm-hm.medmee I had had no compunction about nn- ting him as hard and as often as I could in return for the cowardly blow he had struck me with his ¢lub while I knelt with my back turned to him; and he now had equally little compunes tion about kicking me on the heu twice with all his strength as - wounded and bleeding upon the 5 “Ynul mlnke a movr"'; hewl 'wled‘, and I'll give you another lef uT:ert it'll do you most good, {n ug.” 1 ?nndfl no reply, for T was fast los- Ing—dy! nl anger 6;‘ that 's murdefer voul now go unpunu I h‘lveal .fln‘; n‘:’nemmnet of‘h roughly dragged along groun dropped beneath the lunp-m beside the body of the murdered man. Waye’s assumed name becomes only & number tomorrow. But even stono walls, bars and nightmares can’t quench his thirst for vengeance. —_——————— SPEAKEASY MAN AIDS COUNTERFEIT ARRESTS Two Who Presented $20 Bill Trail- ed to Lodgings and Seized With Plates. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, April 25.—Federal oper- atives disclosed yesterday that a West Side speakeasy proprietor, dublous of the $20 bill exchanged for beer, aided in the capture of two reputed counter- feiters, The proprietor's name was withheld. The two men, Michael Dodig, 40, and Robert Sbulr 42, offered Ihe $20 bill in payment for drinks. The beer seller thought it “looked bad.” He sent & T to & bank across the street with instructions to return with & policeman if the note were a counterfeit. ‘The patrons disappeared, but from descriptions furnished by the proprietor the Federal rlllv.PY‘ICled up & trail to Dodig's I g8, tes for making $20 bills similar to the one offered the bootlegger were found. RADIO POLICE SEIZE TWO Colored Men Charged With At- tempt to Rob Store. Housebreaking charges were plu:ed yesterday against two colored men who were arrested yesterday while ulenmy attempting to break into the store of Roger T. Boyd, 3308 L street. Policemen A. T. Davis and P. P, Martin, members of the third pnemoi radio scout crew, were cruising near the L street address when they received word two men were trying to enter the Store. They arrested the men & few minutes later. Thg men gave .'.::xr mflud as Ohnfl.- ol ”Il street. RESORTS. ATLANTIC TlANTIC CITY Finest Rd dinnep |seaner RECORD AIR FORGE | TOBEHEREMAY2! Army Division of 672 Ships Will Finish Maneuvers In Capital Review. ‘The National Capital will have its fitst glimpse of the movement of & great Army alr force on emergency field serv- fce on May 21 when the advance of 872 Army combat and cargo pianes from Ohlo to the simulated defense of the Atlantic Beacoast will take place. Somzumeurmmmmmm that no airway or airport system ea accommodate ummunmmh 1 8plit and moved over widely separated ths, the War Department announced 5::. The entire force will fly over snplw on May 30 to conclude two w!elu of maneuvers in the 'mmt - w test. of the aerial defenses of al On May 21 lhlm"lflllhmted by 69 observation ’yhm en route from Dayton, Ohio, to New Ym ‘They will Biiling Ficia Tor- refucling. ""H."‘im group is due to arrive here d the secord, of M plnnu. at ll 65 m. Gen. Foulols to Command. Landing flelds at Pittsburgh and Middletown, Pa, and Aberdeen, Md. Also must be used as refueling points for the squadrons composing the 1st Alr Division, which will be created for the maneuvers. The division staff, commanded by Brig. Gen. Benjamin D. Foulois, is to land Bettis Field, Pitts- b\n-;h at about 9:20 am, 54 head- planes comprising the . mum unit of 51 attack planes 1 land at Butler Field, Pittsburgh, at 40 a.m. Middletown air depot will be called upon on May 21 to refuel 30 light bom= bardment pianes and 45 transport planes, Aberdeen, Md,, will care for 36 heavy bombardment Kllflfl- Other units of the division will proceed with- out stop from Dayton to New York. All units of the division are scheduled to reach New York City about noon 21. ‘The foree of planes will inciude 96 National Guard observation planes. Pian Changes A-n} ounced. olman: in plans fof overnight hmn ln t:le& air force on May 29, in Sver the Na A - nounced by the War Department today. Y the transfer ‘The over the Oapital will be aeronautical event in the oity. ‘The h ll.r sembled over JANITOR FOUND :DEAD, SHOT THROUGH HEART Police Btart Probe After Woman Finds Body on Bed, With Gua on Bedside Stand. 8 stand beside his bed. It was sald to n which he always kept under Ferguion's Be when her when her ree peal ealls hot _water had gone unanswered. No qne heard the shot. SECOND SUSPECT HELD “ IN $50,000 GEM THEFT Baltimore Police Arrest Youth in Robbery of Opera Party at Suburban Home. By the Associated Press. BALTIMORE, Md., Apfll 25.—The 450,000 ’ml Tobbery & week ago of & ‘homeward-bound opera-goers whs cleared yesterd| ,,{.,’"'““M with the arrest of ‘Sonny” Carson, 25, as the second of two bandite. a0 Navarro, 21, arrested y with jewels valued at $35,000 in his ‘was identified by Miss Peggy Stewart, a debutante, and Lawrence Flaherty, chauffeur, as one of the two Tobbers. Navarro asserted he found the Jewels in a park. ‘Two men robbed a party consistin, C. Wilbur Miller, & manufacturer; Miller, their three daughters and Miss Stewart at the entrance to the auwm suburban home after firing a shot into the side of the Miller automobile. DL, PORTO RICAN EMIGRES TO HAWAII PROPOSED Sugar Planters Study Prospect of Becuring Settlers From Over- erowded Island. By the Associated Press, SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, il 25— President Hoover's recent visit ' here, during which attention was directed to over-pwulmon in the island, has revlvud of & whoiesale pihis e the 3hird time has come up in the last sugar. ters want set« ltm:‘mt labor, it is resentatives of their in- to study the possie such immigrants from Porto Rico. Transportation i8 considered the major difficulty. W:luir.r Dillingham, x‘llmmh;lu" talls expected next weel f Gov. Roosevelt, but it is said ere m he hu m official connece the Ane Ship Survivors Reach Hongkong. mofixnm'mm April 35 Q—m today with 114 v of &;-M nau m s denke & dense Tog off wmu-,‘_ na m ‘of Hwahyang the *‘{' life boats befors