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left town. And evidently he had taken
tho rooster along. And then one night.
just as evcrX one was hugGing a pillow.
that shrill greeting of the fowl came
again. Hes back" said Generievc. "Oh,
why can't that thing die?"
And at S:lo that night he strollcd into
the pslrlor where she and Miss Randy
We're chatting. Hello he said, pleas
antly. Its good to get back to town.
I've been out in the country.
How you must have enjoyed it, said
GenevIeve bitterly.
WHY. | did. pretty much.'' he said,
obviously surprised by her tone. But it
was monutonous. I'd have come back u
week ago il my mother hadn't begged me
10 stay. He looked straight at Gene
We've with an expression that brought
flush to her checks. And Miss Randy,
who was not obtUsc. said at once, Sorry
to leave you folks. but have an engage
mcnt. And before Genevieve could find
an excuse TO so out with her, she had
left.
sorry. said Genevieve. but /"
"Oh. have you an engagement, too:
lie said, disappointediy. Il was hoping
we could go out to a park. It's SO warm
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
ADAM A. wEsCHLEE, AUCT1ONEFH.

"A. Ia.
TRUSTEES. SALE OF TwO-STOHY BRICK
NORTHWEST PETwORTfD.
By virtue of a certain deed Of trust. duly re-
corded In Lber No. $780, folio 224 ct sea.. Of
and at the request OF the party secured thereby.
we, the undersigned trustees. will sell at pub
lie auction. in front or the premises MON
DAY, THE FIRST DAY OF DECEMBER. AID.
1913. AT HAIE-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK PM.
the following described land and premises. sltu-
of Columbia. and designated and being lot
numbered elSbty-.our ISL In Charles L. n.
Washburns subdivision OF lots IN block num-
bersd seventy-four f75) 10 '.rctworth Addition to
Washington" as per plat recorded In Rook 30.
page 80. In the surveyors once for said Dis
trict. together with the improvements thereon
Terms OF sale: Onc-third Of the purchase
money to bc paid IN cash and the balance In
two equal instaments. rayablc in one and two
years, with interest al six per centum per an
num- payable semi rnnoally from day OF sale.
secured by decd OF trust upon the property sold.
or all cash. at the option OF the purchaser. A
deposit OF $500 will be required OF the pur-
chaser Mt the time OF sale. All conveyancing.
recording and notarial fees at the cost OF the
purchaser. TERMS OF sale 10 he complied with
the trustees reserve the right 10 resell the prop
crty at the risk aud cost OF the defaultinG pur
chaser after Ave days advertisement OF such
resale in some newspaper published In the city
Of Washington. y. &.
ERNEST l.. SCHMIDT.
GEORGE NJ. EMMFEICH.
nolS ddds eSu6noo5 Trustees.
G[THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED. on
account Of tho inclemcut weather. until FRIDAY.
DECEMBER FIFTH. 1913. st The same hour ard
place. By ORDER Oh TRUSTEES.
dGd.
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Miss Margaret Ray a Bride.

Miss Margaret Ray. daughter of Mr..
ami Mrs John Ray Of k,dnor. this coun-
T. ard Hsury g. Brown of the same To-
c1jity were married by Rev. John L..
k.ri,, pastcr or the Methodist Church al
Etinor. the ceremony being performed AZ
the parsonage in tire presence of u Sinas
company al relatives and friends The
ltri6s. attended hy Miss Nicholson OF
I.roekeviIIc. and Mortimer Brown, brother
ef the bridegroom, was best man. \
largely :.:tended reception at the home of
the nrid, : parents followed the wedding.
iu thc cir. uit court here GcarN Dimes.
CGlored. whose nome is near Haipine.
was convicted ut au Indictment charS-
in.s him with assault aud was sentenced
l,y Jud.v Pete to ;hrc,. months in the
luts.. - Correction James Gray was ac-
Quilted of = cIIargc Of larceny, and the
Indictment IN t'c ease against Noble
Oh! uu. v ho WAS charged with assault,
vas gta*acd.
The tfial of cFjTin3l eases for tho No
vrInber term af tbs circuit rouIt for tlis
couatv hs.s been concluded and the court
is nov engaged IN trying cases removed
from other count!cS-
William NacEter. = young farmer of
this eouatN. and Miss Jennie J.. tnglcs-
Hec. a.tur,iltec - MI. and Mrs Lewis n
-.ira6ee 81 Howard county. were married
r. entity 1T fhc lioa:, OF thu bride. near
WoodGne. Rev. {. X. CIough of Clarks-
yiiIa Officiating.
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ADAM A. wEScHLER. AUCTIoNEER.

BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust duly re-
corder In Liber No 3314 folio ABB ct seq. OF
the land records of the District OF Columbia.
end at the request of the parties secured there
by the undersigned trustees will sell at public
auction. in frons Of the premises. on THE
At FOUR O'CLOCK. the following described
land and premises situate in the county of
Washington. District Of Columbia, and dasig
mated as and being lot eight ISL in block four
- OF J. l.. and j. 4. Shery-ood's subdivision
Known as ..Snerwooi's Addition to BrooSiand.''
as per plat recorded i'll Liber County l5, folio
il. one of the land records of the surveyors
office Of The District of Columbia. together --itii
tie improvements. consisting OF Il two-story
frame dwelling. No. 1901 Jackson stree: north
east.
Terms of sale: Equity cash. subject to
deed of trust for two thousand e. 0O0 dollars.
4 deposit OF one hundred 900, dollars will be
required from the purchaser at the time OF sale.
All conveyanc.ng. recording and notarial fees
at the cost OF the purchaser. Terms To be
complied with within fifteen days Of sale, other
wise trustees reserve the right to resell the
property al the risk and cost of the defauiting
purchaser. after fiye days advertisement of
such resale in some newspaper published lii
Washington, u. c.
NM r. MOONEY,
C. CLINTON JAMES.
dec-d&dS. .exSu Trustees.
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THE EVENING STORY.
CITY NOISES.

tcopysl-ht. 1913 y " we.ncr4
Gcnevieve aroniinated the man wno oc
cured the back bedroom of the third
for cC the gray stone rooming house
that adioined the red brick house where
ST. occupied the back bedroom. fourth
floor
GOODNESS knows that there are enough
noises in city she cried wrathfully TO
Eiene whose room adjoined Genevieves.
street cars. pushcaTt peddlers. popcorn
n rs whistles. TO say nothing of hurdy-
cts-tiv twancs And ne must keep q pet
rcoster in his room. He ought to be ar
rested, I've notion 10 complain to the
alderman. And such a rooster. Il isn't
content with growing at Dawn. like the
rest al it, tribe. II lets out that screech
1t midnight OF noon-especially Sunday
noon 81 evening
F-Icnc murmured. Yes. its a nuisance.
then went on with her typewritinS. Elene
clicked i typewriter every evening till
after midnight. typing stories that came
back and back and back GenevieTe also
clicked typewriter. But she did II
oWnto~n days in a lawyers office. and
she was i cry tired Of the click when she
came home at night. But Elene was so
l,s.fnetirstliy earnest and had 10 work 50
fiarI sfH tiaS on dry books that tfeacvievc
did not complain. aud even assured her.
With kindly iIsSiStence. that she didn't
mind il bit-in fact. she liked it, And
;i.cn @h" pressed one ear hard against
heT pillow and stuffed 4 corner Of tine
sheet in the other.
Coming home one night she met on the
street cstr the n4an who kept the rooster.
She knew linn by the light curly hair
which she had seen several times when
he leaned out his window to call to a
friend who roomed three houses north
lie was sitting and reading the evening
paper. Gencyieye looked 1T him curiously.
She had never had full view of his face
selfish thing She murInured, shifting
ner weight from one tired foot TO the
other. OF course. a man who would
9nnay folks with a pet rooster would not
offer girl his seat,
Teieraths or something else drew his
eves fgcuI the paper. Instandy he arose
ard @ayc her his seat. GcneVicyc re-
fused Sf,e did1t want his seat. But it
was affected 10 remain standing. 50 she
sat down and murmurei very coldly:
Than you-
Ard tao minutes later along came Miss
Randy. who roomed below Eiene. and in
trpduccd hiiH To- her. Mr.. Bellin,s was
VerN pleased To meet Genevieye. So
much % that he suggested that he come
over L. the parlor OF Geneyieve's rooming
house and play cards that evening Miss
Randy could lind fourth. Il don't be-
lieve that / have time said Genevieve.
coldiS. II IA busy evenings"
oh, he said. understandingly. so
you-well. ] should think one evening
or would rest you
t;eneNicve stared. She didn't under
stand what ne meant. She merely had in
tended him to understand that her even
in.s WeFe not for him. But il didn't
make amy difference what he thought.
She sal silent and allowed Miss Randy
u do tine talking. And she wondered
f4riO9siy why 50 nice a looking chap
Would annoy people with rooster. And
i y tel Miss Randy to tell him what hap
tterS 80 most OF my evenings" she re-
ecteo. yiciously. and my mornings and
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ROCKVILLE AND COUNTY
NEWS ITEMS AND NOTES
Republican Receipts and Ex-
pendItures in Last Cam
palgn Revealed.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

ROCKVILLE, Md, DECEMBER >. 1919.
rs required by law. Z. Scott Duvall,
treasurer of the republican state central
committee for this county, has filed with
the clerk of the circuit court here d
sworn statement of the receipts and dis
bursements of the committee during the
recent campaign.
The total receipts were St6s and the dis
bur.ementS. which We're for postage.
printing hall rent. stationery. automobile
hire. sample ballots. transportation, mu-
sic. etc. were S6JS.:o. leaving on hand a
balance OF 500.
Senator William l.. Jackson. who gave
s2-s, Was the principal contributor. 9th
ers who contributed were: ID. w. Baker
So: OrmSby McCammon, S-9..1; Willis b
Eurdcttc. S21.Iu. Thomas Dawson. Ga-
len u. TAFT. Charles L. Kirk and Duvall
and WeXraugh 81, each: DIR. Ryan Dev-
creux. S.: Gist Blair. Frank l.. Hewitt
AIbau IL Thomas and Thomas l.. Rob
ert-op. Si' each. Maurice NJ. Browning
William r. \ Curtis and W. Harry
BEARD $ia each. y number of others con-
trihutrd amounts ranging from 81 TO 50.
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deo-d&dS. eSn
: TIT0s. J. OWEN & soN. AUcTI0NEERs.

rIIOs J. OWEN & soN. AUcTIONEER0
TRI-STEIS' SALE OF. HOUSE AND FHEH-
ISES no :l2o 18th NV. IN THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BY virtue of deed OF trust duly recorded
in Liber No. a3sS. folio 4S4. OF the land records
OF the District of Columbia. and at the request OF
the party thereby secured We VIII sell ut puhmc
auction in front OF the premises, on TUES
DAY. THE NINTH DAY OF pECEMBER:F lalo
AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, lot I'D,
in James Martins subdivision OF certain lots IN
hlock 10. in Walbrdge's subdivision, lnee-
side. per plat of sai6 first mentioned sub
division recorded in Roos -. page i!,'; or the
records Of the surveyors Office OF said District.
with the improvements above stated, subject
TO deed OF trust securing 5000 with Inter-
est at five and one-half per cent per. annuT.
payable semi .an.ually. and maturing May !;
1914. and subject 70 the covenants contained
| in said trust. aud running with the land. that
rscd for purposes OF trade. manufacturing or
| for sale OF snirituous liquors. and M huildinS
known hotel. apartment. tenement Holse
! or fat shall he erected on said lot and any
building erected shall lie used only for priyat te
residence. excepting only stahling ur other out
buildings.
Terms: All cash and above said first deed
OF trust. A deposit Of $500 will be required at
the time of sale aud all cosyeyancing and re
cordng will he at purchasers cost. Terms to
he complied with within fifteen days from day
OF sale, the trustees reserve the right to re-
sell ut the risk and cost Of the defaultipg pur-
chaser. after seven days advertisement ip The
fOBT LEE OBRIEN.
oc =, ALVIN u. oDi@A' ,,-.....
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER. AUcTIoNEER.

THt tsIEEs' SALE oE TWO IwosfoEy
BRICK DWELLINGS. nos. IL: AND H.
MONROE STREET. WEST BIOoKLAND
PARK NORTHEAST.
1 Nv ,i~tur .f certain decd Of trust. duly re
! corded In Tlbrr No. :aial. folio 1SS $40. OF
The lard records OF the District Of ca uulhia, M
at The request OF ric party secured thereby. We.
,,tr undersigned trustees vii sell al pu lie
don. In front of the Premises, ON MONDAY. TIL,
FIFTHTEENTH DAY OF nECEllBES. y. D.
1918. AT HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK PM.
| the folowin: described land AMI premises. sit
uate in the county OF Washington in the Dtstric.
Of Columbia. and DESIGNATED and being lot
numbered eleven nn in block nnnitere tare
~ in the subdivision knawn as ''West Brook aI..
| Park per. plat recorded In County Boor :.
page 100. in the Office of the surveyor for the
District % Columbia. together with lac improve
mrnts thereon.
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase money
10 be paid in cash. and the balance In two equal
fnsta llInents. payable in Que and two years with
/ interest 1t SIX per ccntnm i9r aniuna. payable
semi Annually from day or sale. So II 81 by d G
or triSt Enan the nToncr,y so,ii. or a. cnsh hi
tr option OF the purchaser. \ deEns ~ S2'l
vii he required of the purrhas.r ~ me Il ~ o,
sale. All convcyan Ing. +. cnri,ns IN nitt ial
f..ts ut the cost of the purchaser. Term o. sal
Ia .e complied with within fifteen DAYS from dag
of sa,r. otherwise the trustees reserve she rt i
to resell The property al the risk and cost OF To-,
lefaulting purchaser. after five day. advertise
ment Of sIlch resale il some newspaper published
| IN the city OF Washington. ID. G.
| ERNEST l.. SCHMlOTa
| GEORGE NJ. EAAGSfCH.
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in here with an unloving glance around
the crowded and dreary parlor.
Ten minutes before Genevieve had been
objurgating that stuffy parlor to Miss
Randy Now she said coldly: No. thank
you. am very comfortable here Or
rather In nv room. / have some work to
do. Good night.
Good night" said Mr.. Belling, in a
|, tone whose aloofness matched Gene
Thereupon Genevieve went upstairs.
with her chin high. and Mr. Belling went
out the front door And. said Gene
We've. with much satisfaction to herself
II don't think he'll come back again in
hurry"
She stopped to chat few minutes with
EIene who had sold a story three days
before and in consequence was SO en-
couraged that she typed till 1890. when
formerly she had quit at T. warm,
isn't it, said Elene. pushing back the
hair from her forehead.
Awf,IIly" agreed Genevieve. a bit re-
gretfully A park would have been
pleasant.
DO YOU know. said E,lene, suddenly.
i've got something funny to tell you.
1t isn't Mr. Belling who owns the roos-
ter
..Nhat?'' said Genevieve.
NO. It's his cousin who rooms with
him And il isn't even rooster. II $ a
musical instrument that he uses. He s
i'm a theater orchestra, and it's needed IN
some musical plays. He's practcing'
Elene giggled.
Geneyiey, stared at her in silence.
and Mr. Belling.' Elene continued
stIu gigsling Thought il was YOU that
kept him awake every evening with the
rl;rk of the typewriter He hated you
till he saw you.
..Nho told you?" Regret was racing
through Genevieve's mind. If she hadn't
been so stupidly sure.
His cousin. placidly. but with blush.
"T met him in n lunch club. We are
going out to park tonight Want to
come aIong?'
..Third? No, thank you. But
Geneyieve's face dropped wistfully
Then she frightened. + enc might eN-
plain And Elene did with great success.
CTHE ENID
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rios. !. OWN Sons. AIcTIoNrEES-

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE GEAL IS
IoRTHwESf
Hy Virtue of the power conferred uloB noe a
sui utured trustee. by decree of tae Sre..n-
tn,.t or the District Of columbia. II r.uu4ft
clnsn No 1926 and hy direction OF said Goa
Il IL decree iii equity No. 2s459 / s II
rtJf, FIFTEENTH DAY OF DEi EMEER / u
Ar FOTR O'CLOCK PM, in front ~ i,4r
,,-..,nises lot . in the subdivision OF loi 4 -
ssorare a.i2 in tne city OF Washington, L. g.
a. laid on hy Nicholas King. surveyor. teSin
Ming for the. came 1T point IN the llnc .,
,-am the northwest corner Of said sauaTp aud
r,nutny ,ience soGtiiw rrdly in a line p4ruch-
dIcular 10 the line Of said avenue f3 feet .
fnches thence in line perpendicular to the
line of street 80 feet 80 inches. thence ga
rar,liel witt the line OF ID street 20 feet thence
north in line parallel 10 the second liue 80
feet ! Inches. thence northwardly in line
rar.llci to the first line 80 feet 81. incue, to
the line Of Pennsylvania avenue. thence west
s.srdy along the line OF said avenue % fe,t
inches to the point OF beginning. containing
/ a1O square feet. aud improved by the four
story brick building No l236 rennsylyania ave.
nue. northwest
meney 20 be- paid ia cash and the balance in
aouai inst ailments. In and tHo years from
aunun payable semi-anEually. and represented
by the promissory notes OF the purchaser.
cured by deed of trust on the property sold. q
all cash at the option Of the purchaser. \ e-
pasit OF 500. viii be required al time os sale.
S,onyeya ncing at cost OF purchaser. The trustee
Of defaultng purchaser If the terms OF sale
not complied with within fifteen days.
HENRY W. SoHoN, Trustee.
de4 4-d&ds.e Fendall bldg. "a Il st. NV.
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SHE SEEKS NO SUPPORT.
Mrs. John S. Coleman Also Objects
to Supporting Husband.

Mrs Annie e. Coleman wants no sup
port from her husband, she tells the Dis
trict Supreme Court in a suit for linn
tied divorce filed against John s. Cote
man. She also objects to supporting him,
she states. and requests an injunction
to prevent his interference with grocery
business conducted by her.
The Colemans were married January 10,
1901 and have two children. aged seven
teen and tuenty-three years. During the
pas, six years, the wife states. her hug
band has been addicted to drink and has
in no manner contributed to the support
of the family
Attorney w. F.. Lester appears for the
wife.
Evening star., 1913-12-05

and pilot in charge of each exercised due
precaution in the care and navigation Of
their respective steamers and that the
collision was not on account of any neg
ligence or neglect whatever on their part.
but from conditions that prevailed at the
time over which they had no control"
The damage done the vessels in the col
lis;on was not sufficient to put either out
of service. The bow of the Maple struck
the Piankatank on the starboard bow, but
as the vessels were moving slowly the
impact only resulted in the twisting OF
tho stem Of the Maple and the breaking
IN of some of the joiner work of the Plan
katank.
Evening star., 1913-12-05
OFFICERS ACQUITTED
OF RESPONSIBILITY
Steamboat Inspectors Report Find
ings in Maple-Pianka-
tank Collision.

United States Steamboat INSPECTORS
Wright and White, who investigated the
collision November in fog on the Pa
tapsco river between the United States
lighthouse service steamer Maple and the
steamer Piankatank of the MARYLAND,
Delaware and Virginia railway line have
acquitted Capt. Thomas ]. Miles of the
Maple and Capt III. w Lucas of the
Piankatank with their pilots, of all re-
sponsibility FOR the accident The in
spectors find that the officers of the
steamers were neither negligent nor in
efficient.
The investigation was held in the Bal
tjmore custom house about a week ago
and large number of witnesses were eX-
amined. The inspectors reserved their de-
cision until Wednesday. when they made
it public, as follows:
I'VE find that each steamer was prop
erly blowing it's fog signal and had taken
the precauton not only to double, but
had all the licensed deck officers on watch
and the proper lookout kept
Exercised Due Precaution.
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WALTEis d " ILL A1I'> " VI wv = ~
Houses and Six Lots III Capital
HeiuhtS Md at Auction.

BY authority vested in Us. we viii sell a.
public auction ON Ii,EMsDAr M bincd MHER
numbered 81, 9s. 80. loo. 1ol and l02 IN block
"a Of otway +. Zantzingers subdivision known
~ 1'ap!tal Heights. per plat of same Ia IAbe-
j. W b. No. ). fclios G76 and Gsf. one II the
land records OF Prince Georges county. Md. int
nr,vad hy substantial frame house, with front
and rear porches. Orchard and well on premises.
Terms 10 be announced at time of sale A
deposit O, $50 required when property Is sold.
All RI, orlng convey eyancing. ETC.. at cost of pur-
chaser Terms to be comnlied with within
dsys or property be resold at risk and
of defautinc purchaser
Evening star., 1913-12-05
BERros A. rnissELL. AUcTIoNEER.

n X. FULTON,s SALE OF UNREDEEMED
PLEDGES.
will sell at public suction. within the ofiice
OF H. X Fulton. 314 9th ST. NV. on WE'D
NESDAY, DECEMBER TENTH. FRIDAY, DE,
CEMBER TWELFTH. TUESDAY. DECEMBER
SIXTEENTH: THCRSDAY. nECEMBkE Ela;n
TFESTH: SATURDAY. DECEMBER TwEN-
TiETH. ana TUESDAY. DECEMBER -TWEN-
TY-THIRD. 1918. COMMENCING AT TES
O'CLOCK AN. ON EACH OIL THE ABOVE
DAYS unredcemed pledges which Is due
ONE YEARS INTEREST OR MORE.
TERMS CASH II. K. FULTON.
de4-Gt
Evening star., 1913-12-05
To Subscribers:

Subscribers TO The Star
who are served by the route
boys will confer a favor by
promptly reporting to The
Star Office, either III person,
by telephone or by mail, any
negligence ON the part of the
route boys.
Evening star., 1913-12-05
AUCTION SALES.
rVTTVrRF nAYs
ADAM 4 wEsCITLER. AUCTioNEER


TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-SToRY BRICK
DWELLING, No. 456 STREET Nohih
WEST
Ry virtue OF certain deed OF trust. duly re-
corded in Laber No. 1921. folio 463 ct seq. =,
the land records OF the District Of Colombia, ana
at the request OF the party secured thereby. ".
the undersigned trustees. will sell at punhc uny avg
ton. In front Of the premises on Nf1,NtStAl.
THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF UttEMBtI.
AID. 1913. AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the To-
lowing described land and premises. situated IA
the city OF Washington. In the District az -
lumbia. and deslgna ted and being part -
original lot seventeen ilsl In square hsc bnndrfd
and sixteen t5l6t. described follows: B"sin-
ming for the M the northeast corner ''1
said lot. and running thence west along tb" limo
inches TO tho rear lin. OF said lot aud the
public alley: thence cast along said alley -
feet. and thence north to the place af bcSinnin-.
together with the Improvements thereon.
Terms OF yale: one-third ~ the purs-ha -
money 10 be- raid in cash and the balance II
two equal insiallments. payable In one and TO
years. with interest al six per crntum per a.
mum. payable ml-annualy. from day II s5ie.
secured by decd OF trust upon the property sofl.
deposit OF 5000 will be- required ~ the pufrha scr
at the time OF sale. Al ,,nyryanrsng rc.'ardlnr
and notariai fees the cost - tho purchaser
Terms Of sale to be complied With within niifen
DAYS from day Of sale. otherwise the trustee
reserve tho right to resell the property ~ tic
risx and cost OF the drfaul;iug purchaser afis"
five DAYS advert tisement or such resale ~ s"t''f
newspaper published N the city " MashiuGh n.
II. q. -
JULIUS I. rEhSkE
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS q CO.. AUcTs.

m SATURDAY DECEMBER THIRTEENTH
,oIa At TEN O'CLOCK An, we will sell al
nuhiic auction. within and In front OF the sales
rooms OF Walter b. Williams d Co.. 40S 10th
:, " 10 enforce liens for storage charges,
Etc. due and unpaid, all goods, Furniture, House
hold and Personal Effects. ON storage with US in
M mos OF IdeIia Hill, Mrs Lyons, Mrs. j. CLARK.
HOFF & Co. 422 10th vt. NV,
noo7&de4 Formerly aS3 9Th ST. NV.