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JAMES \. Flynn. Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF The DISTRICT OF
42Sss, Administra tion.-This is TO give notice
that the subscriber: Of this, District Of Co.
Of the District OF Columbia letters Of ad-
ministratio on the estate of Sarah Frances
late Of the District OF Columbia, deceased.
All persons having claims against the Dc.
same. with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated, to the subscriber, n on or h pc
wise they may by law be excluded from all
benefit OF said estate. Given under my hand
1his lssa day zoos 81 9th 5u g. Si tssaS
test: THEODORE @. COGSWELL. Register
Of wills for The District of Columbia. Clerk
of the Pr0hate Court jy2Sanl.S
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SALE-ACREAGE.

10 ACRES ON HANSEN BRANCH, JUST OFF
Fr. Washington road. less than three miles
District, priced pelow neighborhood prices
Excellent site for wealthy mans home; good
villa site proposition. ?. F. SKINNER, Ana
costa. u. c., r. 2. 2"
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ADAM A. WEsCHLER Il SON. Auctioneers.
UNITED STATES M lAlREEs:As SALE OF

REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue Of a writ of f1eri facias issued
Court of the District of Columbia, and TO
me directed, I'will sell at public auction,
the Court House. on d st. between 4th and
5th SITS nv: Washinston. D; G., at TWO
TWENTIETH. 1891. the right. title and in
terest of the following- land: Lot
o, e. Is lSs os 20 snd square s's
80. Al and 4s. square 5579; lot 81, square
3289; lot IS, square 6S79, all Of which are
levied upon as the property. Of the defend
ants. r. r. Torrillo and Raymond Davis,
ITS. M. C.. in favor of the United States
Of America. EDGAR C.. SNYDER United
Columbia jyai -dGdbg
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GREGORY CIPRIANI, Attorney.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia; holding Probate Court.-No.
that the subscriber. Of the District Of Co.
lumbia, has. obtained from the Probate Court
of the District of Columbia letters tesla
mentary on the. estate Of Sarah. Ella Mar
auardt. 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. legally
authenticated, to the subscriber 'on or before
the 30th day Of June, AID. 1892. Otherwise
they may by law be excluded from all beneft
OF SAID estate. Given under my hand this
3oth day of June, 1881. JAMES J. HAYES.
glS Pa c Az Sc Seal Attest; NIL, THEo-
the District Of Columbia. Clerk of the Pro-
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,,, tTict Of columbia.I;-Josephine crismond
Fnown a, John 1ei ss.D James
Equity Poc.-The object Of this suit /: to Dob Oh.
r.. t h.
% Gn es as 81 day Of
rfsse eons on 1 Of the Daint such
nat 5u Jesse AD James ass H STSsrsd
also 5s knew as John Joseph Hpdgins cause
days and legsi hoidsys occarrins after II st TIE
otherwise the cause win be proceeded with
fS,. IN oS case Of dsfsHlt; provided copy Of
LsS sspoTtsT spd Ths ERenin s stsr ssfSre
T. c0NN1S sss try Si.f SoDy TEST %SASk
CLEPHANE AND LATIMER, Attorneys.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
america to the "se 81 Treadssi E sssiss
GIStn1nsnS' ,s,, cI9rpso ,r Clephane
2: G.. plaintiff, VS.. Continental Contracting
company Com Ing. CORPORATION. Fort Dodge.
sas SssSsy
Tn nw S sooJ poenpsSlyania detendantsAt
OBJECT of st IS 10 p TO
AGAINST the defendants upon q certain bond
executed ana delivered by them to the
United states of America. dated June 40,
1890 in the sum Of twenty-fonr thousand
dollars 1924 000) conditioned among other
rhInSs for the payment to all persons sup
ing Company with labor and materials in
me prosecution Of certain contract with
the United States of America. dated June
80. 1880. for removing certain existing boil
ers and furnishing certain new boilers. me-
chanicai stokers. a hot-water heater.
the United States Veterans Bureau in the
Arlington Building. washington. D. c.
Plaintiff in said suit alleges that as SUBJ
contractor cont &C.. for said work i has not been
by II to the last-named defendant. On
motion Of the plaintiff IL is this 18th day of
July. 1891. ordered that this notice by pub
LEGATION be given to all creditors Of the said
defendants who may claim rights under said
bond. OF their right TO intervene in this
10Th DAY Of pecembeT 1917 sp p5iI thai tb ms
notice be published for at least three sue
cessiys weeks in the Washington Law Re-
porter and The EveninE star. the last pub
lication TO be at least three months prior
to he 2oth dsy of December. 1881. o. r.
L lI Justice Seal 4 true copy:
ALI. @. BUHRMAN, Asst Clerk.
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The n. r. Ford, Colonial Beach, Va,
Mrs. Carrie Ford. Prop.
One block from beach. Room with board
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

WATERFRONT PROPERTY.
ONE FURNISHED COTTAGE LEFT FOR
rent located on SeEmtx - sa Wash9uton a
Yendells cottaee, Shady Side, Nd. Georgia
22sa-J. evenings. -
FOR RENT-NEw s-RooM BUNGALOW ON
so5 beaSh ayaaSe from list 70
Labor day Adams 3233.
NORTH BEACH-WILL SELL WELL Lo-
p Es5ed o Lincoln &C R asss easn 'eS
A FINE SUMMER HOME FOR SALE ON
Cobb 1siand (Ihe zsida cottssel az iS Ss-
fore August IS. A. ROUSSEAU S2os istn
FoUR-RooM COTTAGE, ENCLOSED PORCH.
for rent or sale; easy terms s SnmT yaom
washington. J. C. LOMBARD, phone Co
Yc RaEI 1s.5 5FSt HONE ga4Eh sPI HE
GAN. 1910 vt. ave. Nat. 727O, Pot. 1891 s:
ATTRAcTTvELY FURNISHED. BUNGALOW
5ss 81; or e ri. Apply premises or
s-RooM BUNGALOW AT SYLVAN SHORES
ssas.r !" teis s. ' sIsesrlsiss 50 Week. Po
s600-FoR QUICK SALE, NEW STUCCo
from city; terms. Address Box ss-A' star
NEAR ANNAPOLIS, Y MILE FROM WATER
--7-room; ami. bungalow and garags; .s
Box 1894. Star once. e
FOR RENT-FURNISHED COTTAGE ON
hay front, accommodates six; screened, wa
Ter. electricity; $40. Phone Lin. 804l-J. 2e
FOR SALE-WATER FRONT LOT, 90 FEET
wide, At Plum Point Beach; reasonable.
NORTH BEAcH-RENT WEEK or MONTH;
reasonable; accommodate SIX elec.s shower
kanseln 6l4l after & oicloeks AZ
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RENT--L0FTS.

LOFT. 25xs6. FOR PAINTING. CABINET
making and upholstering: $40 per month.
Apply 4. M. HODGE q Co., zoos Eye. st.
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RENT-BUSTNESs PROPERTY.
SALE OR EXCHANGE.
EXCHANGE.

WANTED - TO BUY REASONABLY
priced home in good Northwest section; will
trade small, well rented property.
METROPOLITAN REALTY CO..
1927 Eye St. NV. Met. 508a.
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SALE-LOTS.

-.
LOCATED IS MINUTES DRIVE FROM
Capitol; some with large oak trees; Ia
cents per square foot. Phone Lincoln 1859
for appointment. Mr.. Summers, 1928 Penna.
ave. Sc.
BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOT. 40 BY ITS. ALL
improvements, overlooking Kenwood; $4,000
Emerson 3l17.
CORNER LOT. 49th ST, ONLY / BLOCK
from Mass. ave; improvements, z71axl00;
S2.40o. ADELBERT W. LEE, 1913 H st. NV,
LOTS FOR SALE NEAR WASHINGTON. D.
C.--New concrete road; water, sewer; time
payments; will help to finance and build
r. A. Capty. 5l2 II st. ne. Lincoln 2772-J
ALCOVA HEIGHTS, VA LOTS, 50x217
feet: on Deepwood ave. reasonable. Owner,
". l. MURRAY. Columbia $500
HI ATTRACTIVE BLDG LOT. 47th ST
NV. one block from bus; water. sewer, gas
and cleo. mains are in. ADELBERT w. LEE
1343 H st. NV, Notl 1888
RIVERDALE, MARYLAND: TWO LOTS,
6Ox150 feet each; water, sewer, gas and cleo
tricity; shade and fruit: lawn; near cars
and school; $3.50 for both; reasonable terms.
Natl as5O. 1a43 H ST. NV. Elmer. 4l17.
WHY LONGER ENDURE THE HOT. UN-
comfortable, seepless nights when Won can
Just as well be enjoying the cool breeze and
LIVINGSTON HEIGHTS.
Select q lot and We will build your home.
Sewer, city water. gas, electricity. stores.
schools. churches and splendid transporta-
'i0" ROBERT T. HEATER:
Colorado Bldg. Phone District 1890.
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lain, Columbia University Law School;
William H. Croker of San Francisco,
president, Croker First National Bank;
Norman H. Davis Of New York, banker.
former Undersecretary Of State; John
r. Dulles of New York, attorney;
Lucius r. Eastman Of New York, pres
ident Hills Bros. Co.; Alanson B.
Houghton Of Washington, former Am
bassador to Great Britain; Edward N.
Hurley Of Chicago, chairman Of United
States Shipping Board: Frank O.
Lowdon of Chicago. former Governor
Of Illinois; Jsmes D. Mooney of New
York, president. General Motors Export
Corporation; Harold @. Moulton Of
Washington, president, Bookings In
stitute; Bolton Smith of Memphis,
Tenn, banker. vice president, National
Boy Scout Council; Silas H. Strawn of
Chicago, president, American Chamber
Of Commerce.
DR.. Butler was invited to head the
committee by the trustees Of the
Twentieth Century Fund Of New York.
He said report Is expected before the
end of the year.
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GROUP WILL STUDY
ANT|-WAR BOYCOTT
Butler Announces Formation
of Committee to Consider
Economic Pressure.

BY The AsSoclatsd FFesS.
NEW YORK. october Reformation
of a committee to study the possible
use of economic pressure by the United
States against nation going to war
in violation. of treaty provisions, was
announced yesterday by Nicholas Muir
ray Butler, president Of Columbia Uni
versity.
IF all other means fail to prevent
hostilities," DR.. Butler asked, will 1t
not be the duty of the other powers
signatory to the pact lof Paris. to re-
ton aid in the form Of shipments Of
ammunition, raw materials and other
commodities, under the guise Of neu-
trality?"
Members of the committee are Leon
ard p. Ayres, vice president, Cleveland
Trust Co.; Prof Joseph P. Chamber
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civilized forces promoting world revo-
luton?
Meantime Mahatma Gandhi's views
were disclosed here.
Real world peace and disarmament
will come when a strong nation like
America initiates it. the Mahatma said
in a letter to DR.. Daniel A. Polling, ed
itor Of the Christian Herald.
The letter, mailed from London, said:
Il was deeply touched by your prayer
full greetings. My message to American
Christians on world peace disarmament
is that peace and disarmament are not
a matter of reciprocity. When real
peace and disarmament come, they will
be initiated by a strong nation like
America, irrespective of the consent
and cooperation of other nations.
"An individual or nation must have
faith in oneself and in the protective
power of God to find peace In the midst
Of strife and to shed all arms by rea-
son feeling of the loving power of God
and His protective shield and I hold
such peace to be impossible so long as
strong nations do not consider it sinful
to exploit weak nations"
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NATION IS POLLED
ON DISARMAMENT
Civic Federation Sends
QUESTIONABLE to Thousands
Throughout United States.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, october ia question:
naire on disarmament is being sent by
the National Civic Federation to thou
sands of representative men and women
throughout the United States" Mathew
Woll, acting president, announced yes
terday.
The questions asked are:
Should the United States favor COM
plete disarmament with or without
agreement with other nations?
Should the United States favor linn
itation by civilized nations without con-
sideration Of the menace presented by
non-civilized nations?
Should the United States favor linn
itation of ornaments only If and when
the civilized nations agree to provide
for joint action In case any Of their
number should be attacked by the nom
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Candidates Will Speak.

ROSSLYN, Va, October 10 Especially
-Twenty-nine candidates for the
county board have been invited to ad-
dress a mass meeting Of the Rosslyn
Precinct Civic League, to be held to-
morrow night in the Woodrow Wilson
School at Fort Myer Heights. Many of
the candidates have appeared at pre-
vious meetings and those who will be
heard tomorrow night will complete
the list
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ALBERTA TO ASK PAY CUT
Legislators Will Be Urged to Let
Reduction Help Unemployed.

EDMONTON, Alberta, October 10
R.-The government of Alberta VIII
ask members OF the Legislature to ac-
cept a cut In their seasonal indem-
nifty for unemployment relief, Premier
Brownlee said yesterday. The indem-
nifty is $4,000. The amount Of the re-
duction was not specified In his state
ment.
The premier previously had an
nounced plan by which civil employees
would contribute on graduated basis a
portion Of thei- salaries
The plan would affect all department
ministers, deputy ministers and other
members Of STATS.
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AIDE DROPS DEAD

ORANGE. N. j., Octboer 10 P.-
John OFT. rs, who had worked in the
Edison laboratory for more than half a
century, dropped dead in his home
today.
His son attributed the death to shock
incident to the death Of Thomas A.
Edison.
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DRESSER ASKS PROBE
OF MINE TERRORISM
Senate Investigation Is Sought
Into Conditions at Fields
in, Harlan, Ky.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, october 19.-1heodore
Dresser, author, yesterday made public
q letter to members of the United
States Senate demanding a senatorial
investigation in the coal fields Of Har-
Ian. KY.
He said he wished the inquiry into
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"the denial OF all constitutional and
civil rights, as we'll as ordinary human
rights, to $4,000 American miners and
their families held in the grip Of a
frightful reign of terror imposed by
thugs and jailbirds"
Mr.. Dresser, chairman Of the National
Committee for the Defense of Political
Prisoners, related In his letter accounts
of alleged murders, dynamiting and
wholesale arrests by Harlan officials,
calling them typical outrages perpe-
trated against the miners"
He said that while the proposed in
quiry is being made "a grand jury Of
prominent Americans composed of
writer's. educators, lawyers and editors
will go to Harlan to investigate details
Of this indictment"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-19

Poland Is considering measures tc
protect its fax industry.
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GOV. MURRAY
AYERS HE'LL
CUT OFF OIL
Military Authority
Threat e d By
Sooner Chief

OKLAHOMA CITY, July 2s.-tRy
Gov Murray issued an ultimatum
to the oil industry today that If
oil prices are not increased to 81
per barrel by Saturday night, he
viii sign IN executive order shut
ting down all but stripper wells
In Oklahoma.
Murray said he would enforce the
order II necessary by military
authority.
Give THIN Chance
The oil should be more than
81 a barrel" he said. But we Will
give them q chance to raise to that
figure. If they do not, then I'll
issue my executive order and shut
down everything that is now under
proration."
The state and schools are getting
nothing in the way of taxes from
oil &C the present price-a top Of
90 cents a barrel-the governor said.
We can't let this 60 on, depict
ing our resources and getting no
taxes from them he added.
Production az present low prices
constitutes waste, the governor
said.
shut Them Down
The state won't try to raise the
price," he said. We'll simply shut
them down 10 economic waste and
II their storage Is depleted IN six
or eight months and prices 20 to
50 a barrel because they need the
oil, that's just a result which we
hope will be obtained"
Murray charged that not all oil
production from the Oklahoma
City field has been reported. lie
believes. he said. that "bootlegging''
Is going on and that probably five
million barrels OF oil has been
taken from the field In the last
month.
Three large companies do not
want 70 c.ose their wells but are
now draining other leases in the
area, Murray said.