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B—14 o LEGAL NOTICES. _________(Continued.) Y Attorners UPREME COURT 'OF THE DISTRICT B Colmbia. holding. Probate_Court.—No. . has obtained from the of the 'District of Columbia letters administration on the estate of Ann E. Cain fate of the District of Columbia. deceased All_persons having .claims against the de ceased are hereby ‘warned to exhibit the fame. with the vouchers thereof. legally Authenticated. to the subscriber on or before fhe T3th day of May. AD. 1932: atherwise they may by law be excluided from all bencat L S A o th day of May, 4 » 4 Seal) Attest DORE_ COGSWELL. Register of Wills for the District of Colum- ¢ 3 te Court. big, Clerk of the Probate Court, ), oy g WM. MERRICK PARKER, Att EUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT +7“Columbin. holding Probate Court.—No. a1B40. Rcminisiration: ~This 15 to give notice | That " fhe subscriber. of "the District of Columbia. fas obtained from the Probate Court of the District of Columbia, letters festamentars. on the estate of Margaret Smith Norvell. late of ‘the District of Co~ Tumbin, deceased. All persons having claims agam:t the deceased are hereby warned to £Xhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof, fecally authenticated. to the subscriber on or before the 11th day of May. AD. 1932 Ginerwise they may by law be eXciuded from I Benent of sald estate’ Given under my Band this T1th day of May. 1931, EMILY WALKER_ BELT, 190 ww. _(Seal) Attest: " THEODORE of Wills for the Dis of the Probate Court. GEORG VILLE. Attorneys, SUPREME _COURT ‘OF 'THE DISTRIC of Columbia, holding_Probate Court.-No. 41148, Adminisiration.- This 1 to & fhat the subscriber. of the Distri Tumbia. has obtained {rom the Probate Court oi"the’ District of Columbia letters testa- Pentars on the estate of Charies H. Fslin. Tate of the District of ‘Columbia. dereassd. A1’ persons having claims azainst the de- Sencba aTe hereby warned o exhibit the Shme. with the vouchers thereof. legally cated. 1o the subscriber on or before day. of Mav. AD. 1632: otherwise 1oy ‘may by law be excluded {rom all benefit o1 Fald estate: Given under my. hand this T80 dav of May, 1931, JOHN H. HOLMEAD. 3383 13th (Seal)) Atrest’ THFO- | DORE COGSWELL. Resisier of WIY for the Dirtrict of Columbia, Clerk of ihe Probate | Court my23.29.)68 Attorney. of 5. COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF | hold Probate Court. —No. inis r hotice hat the subscriber, lumbia, has obtained fr of the District of Colu ministration on the_es 1gh, late of the District of Columbia. censed. All persons having claims against the deceased wie hereby warned to exhibit of. lexally ar before otherwise il benefit ven under my hand this CHAS. E. GOUGH. it ) Attest! VICTOR SCi “buty ster of Wills_for k of the Pro- my29.Je6.13 _ ¢ SNYDER, Attorneys. COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF holding bate Court —No. tration ——This is to give notice riber, of the State of Tennes. ined ict of 25th_da 518 var 41609, Admin that the Shimbia leite:s of ad- on on the Jestate of | Charies "A. | Hiack. ‘T2 of ‘the Disirict of Columbia, de- | ceased. " All” persons having claims against the deceazed are hereby warned (0 exhibit the same, with the vouchers theieof. legally authenticated, o the Subscriber on or before the 20th ‘day’ of May. AD. 1932 otherwise they ‘may by law be excluded from all benefit 9f said estuie, Given under mv hand thic iSeal) ' Attesl THEODORE COGSWELL: Register of Wiils for the Disirict of Colums: Bia. Clerk of the Probats Court. . miy29.9e6.13 PEELLE, OGILBY & LESH, Attorneys. BUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT | of Columbia. holdin Probate Cours.-No. 41348, Adminisiration. - This I to Eive fotice hat” fiie' subscriber, of the District . of Columbia, has obtained from the Probate Court of the: District of Cojun festameltary on the estate of Fr [ate"o( "the” District “of - Columbi Al persois aiwis against - the ieceased. & hed to" exhibit the game. with rs thereol. Jeally | authenticated, o the subscriber on or before | the lfi‘lh day of February, AD. 1932: other- Eise they may by law"be excluded from all cnefit “of Siid estate. . Given . under my day of May, Tos1 " TAURA G, 1442 T L ave Tnwl 'iSealn THEODORE COGSWELL. Register for the District of Colimbia, Clerk robate Court nY23.39.068 Attorney. COURT OF THE DIS- ot Piblication.— ihie object of this sult i (o mins { lumbfk. have obtained 7 the Probate Court I | testament LEGAL NOTICES. IDE "tlua'un F. V. IDE WILLIAN AMERON, Attor IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- trict of Columbi: holding a District Court. —-In re Conde: extension and widenins square 4254, in_the Di: Dt et Lo propeity. ownera ass o1 publication to fir Denets - Notice is hereoy wiven that the jury in the abo ntitled cause returned its verdict therein on the 15th day of M 1931, and_ by sald verdict assessed against_ the following lands or parce! o. Jands, In_the following amounts. Square 4954, lots 23. $101.25: 34. $103.75: 22. $100.00; 38, $95.1 . £95.00; 38, £95.60: 35, $95.00: 34, 395 33, $47.00: 26. $47.00: 39. $37.82. Therefoie, it is by the court this 4th dav of June, 1931, ordered that objections or exceptions to sald verdict of property owa- ers assessed for benefils (no part of whose land s condemned in this procceding) he filed In said canse on or before the 22nd fled 1 Jne “losi: ‘otherwite said verdict o e Yined And confirmed “pon b o "herefor. by ‘the peytioners fe _epplication S lara.” howaver: it a "G Sl lovice” i rder be bublivied n e the S ihe :‘P}:' nutan and The Washineton Evening Star. newspapere published In the District of Columbis. at least ten pvs Peiore e eatd nd dav or T, 103, By Arute cobi A'“!ll\ Test: FPRANK E. 07V . Clerk. By HARRY M. HUL i hington Herald REDERICK M. BRADLEY. Attorney. UPRSME COURT OF THE DISTRICT SO Colambia. holding_Probate Court.— No 41815, Administretion.— This is to give notice | ‘the subscriber. of the State of Mary: Jand. has obtained ‘from the Probate Court of'The District of Columhia_letters tests fentary on the estate of Sarah M. Steven: Jate of the District of Columbis. Weceased. | W Persons having claims aginst - the | deceated mre hereby warned to exiibit the | Same. with - the vouchers thereof. legally Suthenticeted. To the subscriber en or before e '12th das of May. A.D. 1932: otherwice they may by law be excluded from all benefit of xalf estate. Given urder its hand, this 9301 dav of May. 1931, FARMERS BANK- NG AND TRUST COMPANY of Montzomery County, by ROBERT G. HILTON. President. (Seal) ' Attest: THEODORE COGSWELL. Eevlster of Wills tor, the District of Colum- TK of the Probate Court. e my23.20.1e8 EDWARD E. GANN and GEORGE ELLIOTT, ‘Attorneys. ! ME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF S s, holding Probate Court —No. | 41557, Aaministration.—This 13 to give notic ha Subscribers. of the District of Co Tombf® Rave o from the Probate [ e entaty” on the estate of Margaret B Downing. late of the District of Columbis deceased, All persons having claims against the same, with the vouchers thereof. Iun.)r' St . al) Attest: THEODORE COGS- WE xister of Wills for the District of ARTHUR PETER and W. H. BADEN, Attorueys. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia. holding Probate —Court.—No. 41890, Admi! —This is to give hotice of the District of Co- the Probate olumbia letters of AR e estate of Iate of trict of Columbia. decensed. Al persons having claims " weainst the decease hereny \Warned to exhibit the same. with the vouch- ers thereof, lexally ~authenti Subscriber on or before th L'AD. 1932 otherwise they may by law xeluded from all benefit of snid estate. A under my hand this 4th day of June. OTTO Al WILLIAMS. 215 F St..NE. (Sea1) “Attest:” VICTOR 5. SCH. Dep: Lity' Register of Wills for the District of Columbia. Clerk of the Probate Court. 106.13.20 GEORGE_W. OFFUTT a SNYDER. Attorne: IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- trict Columbis, holding _a Probate Court ute of David D. 8 Bruce, deceased.—Admivistration. No, 41866, —Order of publicetion. — Application huving been Inade heremn for probate of the lasi will and and codicil thereto of said deee- | 1 dent, duted February 19. 1930, und Ociober 10. 1930, respectively. mud for' letters testu- tary on suid esiate by Frunkiyn I A nelt and Moses J. Wright. the executors named therein, 14 13 'by the couit this 4ih duy of June. A.D. 1931. ordered tht June Brooks. Ballie Brouks, Rose Brooks and Mar- tha Brooks. if livink. or heirs if dead. and Albert Ridéeway Bruce. Emanuel B. Bruce. Herman B. Bruce., David B. Biuce, Howard B Bruce, Williani Pean Bruce and Makgie B. Bruce. Muttie Bruce, also known as Mattie Saitler Burton. and the unknown Willlanis, ROSS M. 1926, NG STAR, WASHINGTON, Regular $15.00 REALISTIC Permanents the Push-Up Wave With Ri a Natural Hair Soft and Glo No better wave at any p EXPERT WAVERS, DYERS New York Beauty Shop 926 New York Ave. ME. 4315 5 Wave, For Your Heal ths M SAKE " cMen & Women AMBASSADOR «AHOTEL . POOL .~ Take a Vacation Trip West Ask_for_free booklet of ‘my 39-Da Vaca. tion Tour of the West. 5750 YOU WILL ENJOY Our Cool, Deliclous alads SUNDAY MENU Soup. Frult Cup Tomato Juice Fried Soft Shell Cral Tartare Sauce Grilled Potomac Strip of Bacon en Crogueties, one Steak Mot_or Cold Roast Prime Ribs of Beef Au_Ji Vegetahl nd Dessert il Otker DI . 80c, Served 12 to 10 st OFFICIAL NOTICES. the District of Colutabl: hedul r of imposing & tax on personul pry District of Conyress _spproved 191, June 30, 1 18, 1929, and il month of July, sel E. R, ROCHESTER TOURS Room 910, District National Bank Blds. or Chesapeake & Ohio Ticket Office. liih 1111 NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Asw: caused to be prepared blank Personal property subject 1o taxution us re- Guired by the Act of Conress. approved July | 190: i th Acts of 1916, March 3 aid Fesruar copy of sald schedule Will be delivered to 4y citizen woplyiug therefor at this ofice Tije lew requires such schedules Lo be piop- | erly fllled out. sworn o and reuined to the Assessor during the This daw will be strictly enforced by the Board ‘of Personul Tux Appraisers. RICHARDS, ASSESSOR. D. C u has s for | opeitly ‘olumbis. us wmended by September 1. July 3. hat w 1931 WM. P! heirs and next of kin of any of the above- Dersons who muy be dead. and the 1 Lieirs and next of kin of David D. Brooks. also known ss Duvid D. B. Bruce: and wil ‘others concerned. wppear in sald court on Monday. the 13th duy of July. AD. 1931, at 10 o'clock a.m.. o show cause why PROI Bureau of Supplies partment. o'clock am. PROPOSALS. LS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE Wushingto: June 16, D. 1931, C.. \d Accounts, Navy De- until for furnishing | 10 ACCIDENT REVEALS | Skull of Creature Living 70,- 000,000 Years Ago Brought Up by Drill. BY THOMAS R. HENRY. Through a curfous accident an ex- tinct mammal, of a species hitherto unknown to science, has just come to i the National Museum. It was a rm-blooded, insect-eating creature which lived approximately 70,000 000 years ago. This was in the age of the great dinosaurs, when the mammal race, from which man is the final derivation, had just begun to exist on earth. Nearly all the mammals of that day were about the size of mice. This creature was as big as a house cat, and is one of the largest warm- blooded creatures which appeared on earth over a period of many million years. Brought Up by Drill. ‘The skull was brought up by an oll | well drill, from a depth of 2,460 feet, in Caddo Parish, La. It was entirely sur- rounded by a stony formation, which {was broken by the. drill, revealing some {teeth. Sent to the National Museum, | these teeth were identified by Dr. James |W. Gidley as belonging to the extinct family of periptychidae, but of a new species. Most of this family lived in the next geological age, when the great din- osaurs were dying and the little mam- mals were securing their mastery of the earth. The largest, the pterysticus, was as large as a shepherd dog. Although true mammals, Dr. Gidley says, the periptychidae were extremely primitive and completely disappeared from the earth in the tertiary geologi- cal period while other families were in- creasing their size. They were like no (amily of animals on earth today., Prob- ably they left no near relatives, Lived on Insects. The teeth of the little animal whose skull was found almost a half-mile be- | low the surface, show clearly, Dr. Gidley I:-!vs. that it lived chlefly on insects. | Other details of its structure show, | however, that it was not even remotely In—laled to those animals which became | ancestors of the insect eaters of the | present from which man presumably is | derived through the bats, lemurs and monkeys. The structure of the teeth enables Dr. Gidley to reconstruct_something of the creature’s life habits. He has a long, sharp, well developed canine tooth | iway the bark of trees or dig into rotten wood in search of insects. he was a dweller in the great cre- tacious swamps, the drying up of which Lrought an end to the wallowing din- csaurs. while the smaller, warm-blooded creatures, which had become adapted to living out of the mud and were suf- ficiently #mall and active to climb the trees, found the climatic change bene- fical. Sheds Light on Past. The liny skull now at the museum is considered worth its weight in gold be- cause of the new light it sheds on the life of the distant past. Ordinarily the mammals were so small and their bones so delicate that no traces of them now can be found, in distinction to the heavy reptiles who sank in the mud when they died. The mud changed into stone as the drying-up process continued and the fossils were pre- EXTINCT MAMMAL { which could only have been used to tear ! Presumably | D. SATURDAY, TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National—National Players in “Bird in Hand,” at 2:20 and 8:20 Gayety—"Hindoo Belles,” at 2:15 and 8:15 pm. Columbia—*“Indiscreet, at 11 am., 1, 3:10, 5:15, 7:20 and 9:25 p.m. Palace—"Kick In" at 12, 0, 4:35, and 9:50 p.m. Stage shows at :25, 3:50, 6:35 and 9:05 p.m. Fox—"Daddy Long Legs” at 11:58 2 45 and 10 p.m. Stage -0 Keith's—"The Good Bad at 11:47 am, 1:46, 3:45, 5:44, 7:43 and 9:43 p.m. Earle—"Big Business Girl.” at 11:38 am., 2:12, 4:46, 7:43 and 10:10 p.m. Metropolitan—"The Lady Who Dared. at 11:05 a.m., 12:54, 2:43, 4:32, 6:21, 8:10 and 10:02 p.m. Tivell—"“Pinn and Hattie,” at 2:30, B H 55 and 9:40 p.m. Mr. Lemon of Orange,” at 11 am. to 11 pm. Ambassador—"A Tailor Made Man,” at 2:15, 4:10, 5:55, 7:45 and 9:35 p.m. LINCOLN ANALYSE BY BRILL DSPUTE Ida M. Tarbell, Emil Ludwig and Psychiatrist Oppose Psychoanalyst. By the Assaclated Pre; NEW YORK, June 6.—A woman blographer, a German historian and & psychiatrist, all widely known, were on record today as opposed to Dr. A. A. Brill's theory that Abraham Lincoln was a “schizold-manic” personality. Dr. Brill's contention that Lincoln was & Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde type who succeeded in kesping his baser nature under rigid control was dis- puted by Miss Ida M. Tarbell, Emil Ludwig and Dr. L. Plerce Clark. Miss Tarbell said she never has been able to trace to Lincoln any story that | could not be repeated to decent-minded persons. Dr. Brill claims Lincoln had | & low taste in humor which descended 1o the obscene. Hurls Charge at Accused. Dr. Brill expressed his views in & paper which he delivered before & joint session of the American Psychoanalytic and American Psychiatrist Assoclations in Toronto, Ontarlo, yesterday. “I have sometimes suspected” sald Miss Tarbell | his (Lincoln's) grossness might have | been finding what they looked for | enjoyed—thet it was their obscenity | rather than his that was behind the story.” Emil Ludwig, in a radio address. said | the spirit of Lincoln was the “most | beautiful” of the fathers of America he | had studied. Says Lincoln Saw Realities. “I saw men of all centuries and many | nations,” Ludwig declared. “None of them, however, touched my heart from | the human point of view as much as JUNE 1,356,000 PERSONS ON FEDERAL ROLL Increase to 1,706,000 Before September Seen Due to Building Program. B, 1931, It was announced at the White House yesterday that ¢n June 1 there was a total of 1,556,000 persons working for the Government, either as Federal em- ployes or members of the militery establishments, or in connection with th: huge public construction program. It is estimated that this total will be increased to.1,706,000 by September 1, next, due to an Increase in employment that those who insist on | large corporations, was disclosed in Su- and | filed a reply to Miss Taylor's charges |a diamond ring at one time, later plac- to be brought about by the advance- ment in the construction program. On' January 1, 1930, there was & total of 1.137,000 persons wcrking for the Government, of which 902,000 were regular employes or else in the military establishments and 235,000 employed upon construction work and furnishing supplies for the building program. In October of last year the number of regular employes, including the mili- tary establishments, had been reduced t> 899,000, while the persons engaged in consiruction work and supplies was increased to 420,000, making a total of 1,319.000. On June 1, this year, the regular employes and the ~ military establishments numbered 901,000, while the construction and supplies workers had increased to 655,000, making a total of 1,556,000. Tke increase in the total number of workers expected by next September will be entirely in the number of con- struction and supplies workers, who are expected to number 805,000 by that time. No increase or decrease in the number of regular employes and the militery services is expected in the meantime, $600,000 SUIT FILED | BY EX-FOLLIES GIRL| Ruth Taylor Charges Director of Several Large Corporations Jilted Her Seven Years Ago. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 6.—A suit for $600,000 damages filed by Ruth Taylor, former Follles girl, against Jervis R. Harbeck, director and officer of several preme Court yesterday, when Harbeck that he jilted her after seven years. In his reply Harbeck denied Miss ‘Taylor’ allegations, but admitted knowing her and giving her money with which to buy a house in Great Neck, Long Island. He also said Miss Taylor was avare he was married, and that her suft was outlawed by the “statute of limitation: Miss Tavlor alleged Harbeck gave her | ing a wedding ring on her finger. Lincoln.” Dr. Brill maintains Lincoln failed to, grasp realities. 3 |” “Who haa a firmer grasp upon eternal | | verities of the issues at stake during { the Civil War7" Dr. Clark asked. | | At Atlanta Dr. Newdigate Owensby | of Atlanta, & member of the board of | councilors of the American Psycholog: | Association, said he “thoroughly con: AMUSEMENT! GAYETY—BURLESK Washington’s Adopted Daughter e e e MELODRAMA uwntsc MAE CLARKE ~JAMES HALL MICKEY’S STAMPEDE with Micley McGuire (himself). An R-K-O Radio the Famous Meet the Hollywood ANEGLECTED Wife...Who Gembled Honor and Reputation for Borrowed Love. Millie O DOVE . O tihe LADY:shoDARED CONWAY TEARLE & SIDNEY BLACKMER —Added Features— “ADVENTURES IN AFRICA” 5 /50500, CARTOON TALKING NEWS “SCREEN SN/ “Bubile Sumpede® MICKEY MOUSE GRAHAM MNAMEE Comedy From Cartoon. Stars in Person APSHOTS” o Pt Notioos! & Viaghon 514 “ LORETTA YOUNG RICARDO CORTEZ ~ et "BROADWAY AFFAIRS 1931" GALLA-RINI & SISTER JOE YOUNG & CO. FRANK-EDDIE MONRO! Al BOBBY JONES Lomen No. 4 WASHIE NIELICK WE'LL BE SEEIN' YOU THIS AFTERNOON or TONIGHT at / i Sl TONIGHT NATIONAL | 05 NIGHTS, Suc, ioc, $1.00 MAT. TODAY, 33¢ and S0e Jobn Drinkwater's HINDA WAUSAU served. It was only by a rare accident curred” with Dr. Brill. that & mammal body became covered | with mud. Those that remained on the ! surface were scattered by wind and suid’ woplication shoild not be granted. Let notice hereof be published in the Washink- ton Law Repoiter and The Evenink Star once in each of three successive weeks be- fore the.return day herein mentioned. the first publication o be not less than_ th the subdiv of part of a tract of land oiges known as nelosure d Haddocks Hills,” o ‘ the County of Washinkton, District. of mbia, as made in v use No. 940. cket 8 of the Supieme Court of the Dis: | trict of Columbia, as per plat flied in said | airplane lunding gears. wirplanes, furnace, rubber balloons, sircrafi’ watches | and spere parts, weroxraph calibration units. | Tudlo equipments. mercurial barometers, {0 the Navy Yard. Washington. D. C.. elc. 'Ap- iy for propusils to the Burewu of Supplies FIFTY FUN FACTORIES NEXT gauits cause and: record: 0 DUIDO s us Upon motion of the pl court. this 22nd day of ordered that"the deiends ox. Charles J. Maddox, Elizabeth Bicon. Hil Kirk, Jobn Maddox, John' B. Peirce, s Muy. s Mina M Madl Tviseoe, Kather il zab peirce, | Lillvan Mrs. Kobert B, Peirce, Agnes Bailey, Jaiiie Nolaad Gillan Mary 'Noland Viers. Mary Noiand _Viers. Albert Davis, Lamont Davis, Georre Davis, | 36 “Trene Entwistle Bre<iin, Aunes Eniwistie | Sievens. Maude Entwisile Walker, J. New: ton' Bréwer, Thomas Balley Brever. Brooke Brewer, Stephen Beiles. James Dade Bailes Joseph’ Bailes. Thomas Balley. William H Bialey. Theodore Jones. J. Piancis Jones. J. Hampion 'Jones and Lena ' Jones Clare:t. caure their uppearance {0 be entered herein or ‘beiore the foriieth dav, exclusive of ndavs and leval holiday Urring after dav “of ‘thi fret wblication’ hereof. ofherwise thiz cause’ will be roceeded wilh | As'in'case of defanit: it is further ordered that the defendunts. the unknown heirs, | alienees” and d of iticharc ® Queen: James Queen. Joseph © Queen. Marsham Elennor " Quee Elizabeth Boarman. Samuel duzid. Mary Queen Gardiner, Matia or Marcia Gueen. Richard T 'Queen. Charles J_Queen. Catherine Y, Qu Jamison. Edwa Harding fr.. Hen ing. Caroline Hardine. J dox. ‘Ann Elizabeth Hardin Harding. Mary Lewis Batlev. e entered herein day occurring one monih afler the day of fhe first publication hersof. otherwise &% 1o’ them this cause will he proceeded with 2% in case of defanlt: provided & copy hereof Wesk for hree su lingtan Law Reporter iar. longer end other <penced with ‘for satis IENNINGS BATLFV. Tes:: FRANK By HARRY M. mv23.29.1e8_ TOBRINER_& GRAHAM, Attorners, ‘Southern Bld¢. BUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbin. - holding Probate Cou-f.—No. 41047, Administration.—This Is to_give no- fice ihat the subscriber nf the District o Columbia hae abtzined from the Probate Court of the District of Columbln letters tes- famentary on the estate of Matilda C. Mark ham. late of the District of Columbia. d ceased. Al persors having claims the deces o herehy warne Sime. with the vouchers thereof levally 4. ta the subseriber on or before day of otherwise Loulsa Queen. fary_Ann Queen . s, Edward . _Josiah Harde Hardine Mad- be published once sive weeks in the W and fn The Evenin publications being Justice. (s A trie copy CUNNINGHAM, Clerk. COGSWELL for the District of Columbla the Probate Court my! WALTER_M. BASTIAN. Attorney, Nat, Press Bldg. BUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT Columbia, holding Probate Court.— 41518, Administration —This fx t3 fice ihat the s iber of the Disi Columbin has ned from the Probate Court of the Disirict of Columbia letters testamentary the estate of John Ham- mond. late of the District of Columbia. de- ceased. Al persons having claims against the- deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof legally authenticated, to the subscriber on or before the 11th day of Mav. A.D. 1932: otherwise they may by law be exclided from all hene. it from said estate. Given under mv hand this_ 11th day of ‘May. 1931 TER A, MERTZ, 2014 Vista st. m.e. (Seal) Atfest: THEODORE COGSWELL. Register’ of Wills for the District of Columbin, Cler of the Probate Co ™23 29,968 ARTHUR PETER and W, H. BADEN, Attorness, SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia. b Prohate Court. Estate of Floreace R deceased . No. S1s92. A 91 Applica | tion hav nhade herein for probate of the la testament of sald de Ceased. and for letters testamentary on_said e by The Washinglod Loan ant Trast| Company. 1t is ordered this 4ih day of June, AD. 1931, nknown heirs st law &nd nex orence Richfield Col- lins. deceased, and sl others con- ¢ . wopear 1 s t on Monday, the 13th i st 10 o'clock o ¥ “canse why_sich application | hotld not be eranted, = Let notics hersof De_ published in the Washington Law Re. porter and The Evening Star once in each of ‘three snccessive weeks before the return day herein mentioned. the first publication $0 be not less than thirty davs befors sald return dn D, S, Justice. (Seal) ttest: VICTOR 8. Depity Rec- | ster of Wills for the Districisof Columbla. | Merk of the Probate Conrt 106.13.20_ " | - | E. F. DOWN Attorney. | BUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia. Holding Probate Couri.—No. 41883, Admiinistration —This is 10 give 1 tice that the subscriber. of i ate of New | York. has obtained from the Probate Couit of the District of Columbia letters testa mentary on the estate of Esteilz L. Sione, Jate of the District of deceased All_persons havink clain the de- ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereol, legally Authenticated. to the subscriber on or be fore the Ist day of June, A.D. 1932: othi wise they may by lew be excluded from benefit of said estate. Given under my ha this 1st dgy of June, 1931. JEAN F. P, DES GARENNES, 61 Euston road, Garden’ City. Y. (Besl) Attest: THEODORE COG! L. Register ‘of Wills_for (he Districs of c Clerk of the Probate Court. oF No. 1,07 { Justice. i for the District of Columbi | Frovate Cuurt. Addie C. Maddox. | days before said return duy. " ¥ D LETT (S TOR S. MERSCH. LESH. ARTHUR G. St N.W., Attorneys. SUPREME COURT OF Columbia, ~ Holding 41469, Admiinistration tice that the subscrib chusetts, has Court of the Distri testamentaiy on - the estale Mary Dodge. late of Washington, D. C.. deceased All persons having claims against the de- ceased are hereby warned to exhibil the sume, with the vouchers thereof, legaily suthenticated, o the subscriber. on or be- fore the 20th’day of May. A.D. 1932: other- wise they may by law be eicluded from all benefit of said esisie. Gives under my Land this 26th duy of May, 1931. GEOKG SEARS, 70 Washington streel, Sulem. Mass (Seul.) ' Attest: VICTCR 8. MERSH, Deputy Register of Wills for the District of Colum- bia. Clerk of 'he Probaie Courl. )e6,13.20 {E DISTRICT OF Probate Court.—No. “This is 10 giye 1o~ r, of Salem, Massu- from the ' Probete of Columbia letters ARTHUR PETER & W. H. BAD) SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia. * Holding Probat= Court.—No. 41568, Administration.—This is to give n tice that the subscriber, of the Disirict of Columbis, has obtained from the Probate Court _of ‘the District of Columbia let- ters testamentary on the estate of John M. Hinkle, otherwise known ~as John Milton Hinkle. iate of the District of Colum- biu. -deceased. All persous having claims wuninst the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof, lexally authenticated, to the subscriber. or before the 12th duy of May A.D. 1932 otherwise they may by law be excluded from ll benefit of sald estate. Given under my hand this st day of Juue. 1931. THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM- PANY. By CHARLES M. IRELAND Jr. nt _Trus cer, " (Seal) Attest: VICTOR & MERSCH, Deputy Register oi Wills for the District of Colum the Probate Court. . Attorneys. D. EDWARD CLARKE. Attorner. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF | Columbia, ~ Holding Probate ~Court.—No. 40707, “Administration —This is to_ give no- tice that the subscriber, of the District of Columbla, has obtained from the Probate Couit of the District of Columbia letters | testamentary on the estate of Theodore C. Keen, late of the District of Columbis. de- censed. Al Lie uecemsed wre hereby war persons having cluims a<a to exnibit | wise thev en=nt of 1348 G jor the District of Col Probate Court. CATHERIN vSeal.) 1€6,13.20 GEO. H. CALVERT. Jr., Altorney, SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Holding Probate Gouri.—No, tice ihat the subscriber, of the District of Columbis, has obtained from the Probate Court of the District of Columbia lelters testamentary on the estate of Arthar M. Giles, late of the District of Columbia, de- ceased. All persons having claims against | the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof, authenticated. to the subscriber on fore the 28th dav of May, A.D. 193 wise ther may by law be exc benefit of sald estate. Give hend this 28th day of May, 193 CALVERT. Jr.. 452 D st. n.w. (Seal) & THEODORE COGSWELL. Register of Wills for the District of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court. 1€6,13,20 legally or be- FONTAINE C Attorness, IN THE SUPRFME COURT OF THE DIS- trict of Columbia. holds Equity Court. Edward R. Guyer, Individusiv and us ex+ ceutor of the will and codicil of Esther Spencer Kinball, deceased, pisiniiff, vs. The Guaranty Trust’ Company of New ' York, a corporation. s trustee under the will and codleil of Either Spencer Vimball, deceased. et ul._-Equily No. 52774.—The object of this suit is to oblain a Cscree that a cerlu Irency under the will aud codicil of Esth spencer Kimball, deceased. to The Guaranty Trust Company of New York, as trustes, is aud_Accounts. ter General of the Navy WAR DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE CO! D. tlie 15th duy of June. licly opened, proximately tory, Finance, guages. Natlonal 6617, ster, Bollink Fiel d bids in triplic office until 1 p 1951, uud then for ‘clearing and 346 EDUCATIONAL. Law School Summer Term Begins June 15, 1931, at 6:30 p.m. held at hours and Government Address Secretary RESO __ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. The Ergleside fect bathing. modern_hotel, hay fever besides. Booklet. T wiv E ATLANTIC CITY Robert B. Ludy, M.D. TABOR INN E DYN«-"..’.HX fireproof ho Ocean end Connectic Tdeal Jocation: larg running water; 29th se Owner mgmt. J. P. & BEACH HAVEN, N, J. Beach Haver at combines Iways good fishing wi fnd wives sure velict B._F_ENGLE OCEAN CITY, N. J. non-housekeeping w able rent, P 3.3 CHEATHAM, Puymus- 1e6.13 rubbing up- ucres of land compiising the new landing field at Boling Field, An costia, D. C.. and removing nineteen ‘bul ings located within the area 1o be ¢! Standard three-year course lead- ing to degrees of LLB, B. C. L. and J. D. Graduate courses leading to .de- grees of LLM, M. P. L., and D. C. L. All classes venlent for employed students. School of Economics 8. J. D. con- Degree courses of collegiate grade offered in Political Science, Govern- ment, Economics, Psychology, His- usiness and Lan- 818 13th St. N.W. 35 up per day in- cluding bath and all meals. loeated tel. ut Ave. e. alry N. 3. he Ieland Resort pel th & from Maer. vold. and that sald lepacy falls int residue of the estate and is distributabie to the plaintiff under au assicnment from the reziduapy legatess. On motion of thy tifT, 1t is this 4Lh ‘day of June, 1931 the defendants, The Guarar Compeny of New York i ire under the will and codicll Mt. Lake Park, M 1S_OPEN MAY Soth " MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, MD. THE MT. LAKE HOTEL REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL. orncer Kimball, Marjorie Daw- son Guvel COrporation. & MUNICIDa! cCrpora- il Water Company, & municipal | Clem=nt F. Robinson, Atlorney the State ‘of Maire; Alice Jumss Rewson Kimball, 'Constan: K. Guver, Arthur R, Spence +anpea tered herein on or before the fortieth dav. exciusive of Sundurs and lsgal holidass. oc: curring aiter the tion_of this order: be proceeded with Provided a copy of once s week for thres successive weeks in e- JEN- otherwise the cause will s order be’ published | T the Washington Law- Reporter and The [« ning Star before sald return dar. 1 NINGS BAILEY. Justice. A true (Seal.) Test: FPRANK E. CUNNINGHA Clark. . By HARRY M. HULL. Asst. Clerk. s in_case of default. | Tye 7 por tot Paris | geean. to Aurust 3 » week in August. AU in A0 Hastings St.. For rent. furnished cottase. Serecned: bath: electricity. $135. 510 & week 13 GARA” . 3 BANGE A il fro ancouver, B O. hin ne, T A Mail Steamers -Jun 6, 14, Dee. 1 1 Rwy., . 14th ton. or ‘est | weather. Doubtless, Dr. Gidley says, there were vast numbers of creatures in that day of which the world knows nothing. including the ancestors of many of the | present forms. ARMY ORDERS Col. Ira C. Welborn, Infantry. in SED600090 906909600 0096009 | yyall, has been ordered to San Fran- EXHIBITION May 23-June 7 Felix Mahony’s | National Art School 1747 R. 1. Ave. North 1114 5100000000000000000000000 National University cisco for duty; Col. James H. Bryson, Kans., to Fort Sam Houston. Te: Maj. Hamilton Templeton, Field Ar- tillery, from Fort Sill, Okia, to West | Palm Beach. Fla.; Maj. Chemical Warfare Service, from the Philippines to San Francisco; Warrant Officer Earl Flelding, from the War Department to Hawall; Capt. M. I | Voorhes, Cavalry, from Fort Brown, Tex., to the Michigan State Cellege of griculture at Lansing: First Lieut. G. M. Nelson, Infantry, from Drexel In- titute, Philadelphia, to Fort George G. { Meade, Md.; the President has ac. | cepted ‘the resignation of Capt. William T. Andrews, Coast Artillery, to take effect at once. Col. Percy M. Ashburn, Medical Corps, this city; Capt. Lonzon R. Bice, Benning, Gi and First Lieut. Harsy W. Howard, Infantry, at San Francisco, retirement. Lieut. Col. Arthur W. Bradbury, Tn- fantry, in Hawail; B. Wallace, Infantry, at Fort George G. Meade, Md.; Lieut. Col. William A. Graham, Judge Advocate General's De- partment, at the War Department, and Lieut. Col. James H. Bryson, Field Ar- tillery, at Fort Leavenworth, Kans., have been promoted to the grade of colonel in their respective branches. Col. Harry L. Steele, Coast Artillery, at the War Department, has been ordered to Hawali; Col. John E. Hemp- hill, Signal Curps, at Sanr Francisco, June 30, by operation of law, on ac- count of age; Lieut. Col. Bruce Ma- gruder, Infantry, has been transferred from the War Department to the North Carolina College of Agriculture, at Raleigh; Maj. C. I. McClure, Field Ar~ tillery, from Fort leavenworth, Kans., to the Ohio State University, at Co- lumbus; Maj. H. E. Small, Coast Ar~ tillery, from Panama to Bridgeport for duty with the Connecticut National Guard; Maj. Martin F. Scanlon, Air Corps, from Walter Reed General Hos- pital, ‘this city, to his regular station at London, England; Maj. L. McD. Sil- vester, Infantry, from the North Caro- lina College of Agriculture to this city for duty with the 29th National Guard Division; Maj. K. B. Lemmon, Coast Artillery, from Fort MacArthur, Calif. to Panama: Capt. Barlow Winston, In. fantry, from Alcatraz, Calif, to Bal- timore: Capt. E. H. Malone, Infantry, from Hawaii to the New Mexico College of Agriculture; Capt. V. L. James, In- fantry, from Fort Benning, Ga. to Pennsylvania State College; Capt. N. E. Hartman, Coast Artillery, from the Uni- versity of Michigan, at Ann Arbor, to Panama; Capt. S. L. McCroskey, Coast Artillery, from Hawail to Fort Monroe, Va.; Maj. A. J. French, Coast Artillery, from Panama to Fort MacArthur, Calif.; Capt. H. E. Pendleton, Coast Artillery, from Fort Monroe, Va. to Panama, and Capt. J. P. Jacobs, Coast Anu{;ry, from Hawail to Fort Mon- roe, Va. For a Place in the Sun. In the regions along the Pacific coast, particularly off the shores of Oregon and British Columbia, it is a common sight to see some specimens of seaweed with stalks more than five hundred feet long. In India, the rattan palm climbs over the tree tops for great dis- tances, & single stem n:t much thicker than a broomstick measuring more than 700 feet long. This remarkable length is caused, of course, by the palm’s heavy exertions for its share of the life-giving sunshine and air in a 1r&tlon already populated with plant e. B e Nearly 20,000 alrplanes are being used on English commercial lines.: Field Artillery, from Fort benven\l\onh,! 1."E. Tis, | Medical Administrative Corps, at Fort | have been ordered to examination for | Lieut. Col. William | will be transferred to the retived list| FRENCH FLYERS CLAIM THREE NEW RECORDS | Hydro-airplane Crew Breaks En-, durance, Speed and Distance Marks for Type. | By the Associated Press. BORDEAUX. PFrance, June 6.—The | French fiyers, Gonard and Paris, alight- | ed on the Bay of Arcachon last eve- | Ining and claimed to have surpassed three hydro-airplane records. They were the non-refueling duration record | cf the American naval pilots, Lieut. | Arthur Gavin end former Lieut. Zeus | Soucek; the distance record of the | French' aviation Jean Mermoz and the | speed record for 5000 kilometers. | The Frenchmen were forced to alight at 6:18 pm., due to shortage of fuel. | | They had taken off at 5:30 am. yes- terday. By remaining aloft 36 hours and 48 minutes the French pilots claimed to | have bettered the record of Gavin and_Soucek, who established a record | by their 36-hour-and-one-minute flight at Philadelphia in May, 1928. Gonord and Paris covered the 5000 kilometers (about 3,105 miles) in a closed circult in 35 hours, 49 minutes | and 26 seconds. Marine Corps Orders The following changes are nounced: | Brig. Gen. Robert H. Dunlap, dicd on May 19. | Capt. Joseph Jackson, on June 12, detached Quantico, Va., to Headquar-| {ers Marine Corps, Washington, D. C.| First Lieut. Raymond T. Presnell, on | June 12, detached Parris Island, S. C., ! to Headquarters, Marine Corps, Wash- ington, D. C. Second Lieut. G‘u:rle tR Shell, oxd\ acceptance of appointment as a secon l!em’e’n*m assigned to duty Philadel- | phia, Pa, to report not later than July 15. Eecond Lieut, James H. Brower, on acceptance of appointment as & second licutenant assigned to duty at Philadel- phia, Pa., to report not later than July 15. C);nt. Edward S. Shaw, on June 16 detached Portsmouth, N. H, to Guan- tanamo Bay, Cuba. Capt. Roswell Winans, on June 19 detached Qulntvllco.l:l , to headquarters Marine Corps, Washington. Capt. Otto E. Bartoe, detached Ne- vada to Department of Pacific. Capt. William C. James, detached Tennessee to Quantico, V: Capt. George B. Reynolds, detached Idaho to Quantico, Va. Capt. Robert E. Mills, detached Mis- sissippi to Norfolk Navy Yard. Capt. Evans O, Ames, detached Cali- fornia to Quentico, Va. Capt. Lewis L. Gover, detached New. York to Quantico, va. First Lieut. Bayard L. Bell, orders modified to duty with U. 8. S. Salt Lake City, to'report June 30, 1931. First Lieut. William C. Purple, when directed by commandant Navy Yard, Portsmouth, N. H, detached Ports- mouth, - N. H, to Antares, to report August 1, 1931, * First Lieut. Howard B. Enyart, de- tached Antares to Quantico. Va. First *Lieut. Wilbur S. Brown, de- tached Saratoga to Department of Pa- cifie. First Lieut. Francis H. Brink, de- tached Texas to Department of Pacific. First Lieut. Thomas J. Kilcourse, de- | tached San Diego, Calif, to Asiatic station. 4 First Lieut. Monroe S. Swanson, de- tached San Diego to Asiatic station. Pirst Lieut. James S. Monahan, de- tached Salt Lake City to headquarters Marine Corps, Washington. 0K | Second Lieut. David M. Shoup, de- ‘mmm d Maryland to Department of Pa- cifie. Second Lieut. James F. 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