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ADAM A. wEscHLER & SON. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWo-STORY BRICK
DWELLING. NO, ll15 STAPLES

TRUSTEES, SALE OF TWO STORY BRICK
STREET NORTHEAST.
BY virtue OF deed of trust recorded IN
Liber No G594. folio 13 ct sea-. one OF the
land records OF the District Of Columbia,
and at the request OF party secured there.
by. the undersigned trustees will ofier tof
fae ises 0o on pnnS moNpAY THE 'fS EIGHTEENH
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1925. AT FOUE
O'CLOCK PM the following described
property in the District OF Columbia TO WI;
Lot o5 in square 40iS in o. 6. Staples
subdivision of part of Trinidad" as per
for the District of Columbia N Llner -
at folio As; subject to the building restrlc'
ton line shown on said plat,
Terms of sale: One-tourth OF the puF-
chase money TO be paid in cash, balance
in equal installments. represented BY prom
iSSory notes Of purchaser payabie IN one:
two and three wears with interest al SIX
per cent per annum from day Of sale pay,
able Semi-annually secured by trSt oeeo
option of purchaser deposit Of Sdlu
cash required OF purchaser at sale. EXaml-
nation of title. Couveyanclng. recorolng.
revenue stamps and notarial fees at cost
of purchaser Terms to be complied with
within thirty DAYS from day OF sale. other,
wise trustees reserve, the rleht 70 reSeiI
property. at risk and cost OF deiaultlns
of such resale in some newspaper pubEShed
in WASHINGTON. D C.. or deposit may De
forfeited. or without forfeiting deposit
trustees may avail themselves OF any LEGAL
or equitable rights against oefaultlhs
Dui 'ii"'e- RAYMOND J. vIERBUCHEN.
EDMUND NJ. EMMERICH.
noe S11,14.1S trustees,
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WANTED-MONEY,

WELL-SECURED 1st TRUST ON GROOM
2-bath brick row house in good white
neighborhood: S5 800; u per cent; liberal
commission; ner-occupied: part of house
a rooms and BATH rented for 500 month
ly; oil heat: newly redecorated throughout
MOSS REALTY COMPANY.
Tower Bldg. Metropolitan 1916.
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SALE OR RENT-HOUsEs.

SPLENDID HoME-CHoIcE LOCATION.
400 10th st. NV. Open until pm.
THE TOLEDO GUARANTY CORP. by
Robert z. Heater. Phone National 1926. 12'
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.

PAY CASH FOR HOUSES. NO CoMMIs
sion. REALTY CORP, l427 Eye st. Phone
Metropolitan 1856. H.
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR OLD D. C.
houses or fats in any condition: no COM
mission Address Box 495-M. Star once.
RErIRED-WANT SMALL HOME, CASH.
about - 900. In need repair. / can do
II. p. o. Box 462. 12'
Il TO x ROOMS: PREFER OLD HOUSE:
would like possession within 40 days. Good
cash payment E. A. GARVEY, District
15Os, Il26 Vermont ave.
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1?1S 18TH NW-Large, front studio bed
room. we'll furnished. piano. radio; near
cafes walking distance: quiet
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10@l NEWTON ST. NE-Furnished rooms
RuG garages for rent: convenient to trans
pOrtatlOn. Phone Decatur :Sl56.
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HOMAS J. FISHER q co. DIST. 6S3O
Sl4 $50.

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
Colonial brick. i BED ROOMS BATHS
ON SECOND FLOOR: FIRST-FLOOR Law
ATORY. aIl-eiectric kitchen with metal
cabinets. finished attic garage furred
walls. copper water pipes rock-wool IN
sulation; beautiful LOT 80 FEET WIDE,
near schools and transportation. Terms.
Phone MIKKELSON & SON.
Owners Builders, Cleveland ll56.
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RENT-STORES.

L1AJ I III
Phone Falls Church. Va, 9
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XANTED-REAL ESTATE.

GASOLINE STATION SITES
Our client Will buy or lease several good
sites.
MOSS REALTY CO.
Tower Bldg. Metropolitan 1870.
FUNDS FOR WASHINGTON VIRGINIA
and out OF town properties: give full de-
tails. p. o. Box 4. Rosslyn. Va. l2'
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fits MARYLAND AVE. NE.-Sunny front
rooms; single double; bath same floor;
large closets; board optional; ladies. gen.
1lemen.
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REAL HOME BUYS.

NEAR Ibtn 81.
6-7-S rooms 2 baths. club room. some
with attic; automatic heat. refrigeration.
furred walls. insulated.
sprc1.1 orrs sss Ne N6r To-Day 3 fyiMrrEn TIME
R. S. MOSS, Georgia 64S3.
WApI,E q, JAMES INC
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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform
Small Loan LQUs

biles AMERICAN FIDELITY LOAN CORP.
Citizens Bank Bldg. Shep. 3636. Takoma
Park Md
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CONVENIENT NV location; large front
room three windows also smaller room;
all conveniences gentlemen; reasonable.
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8O4 FARRAGUT NV

Owner will sacrifice. G rooms and bath.
3 porches Gear garage; EQUIPPED with
kitchen on md floor: 30 feet wide No
reasonable offer refused. BROWN BROS.
COLUMBIA 1855.
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1913 M ST. NV.
PORTLAND HOTEL.
ROOMs-UNFURNISHED.

COLORED. 1910 11th N.W.-One furnished
room for married couple; heat. elec.: SIG.
Phone North $3.50.
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FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A wEscHLER & SON. Auctioneers

COLLATERAL AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of the powers OF sale contained
in two certain collateral agreements, ont
dated December 80. 1879" and the otnei
dated July IL 1888. default havlns oc..
CURED under the. terms Of both OF Sale
agreements 7 Will sell at public suctlor
within the Office OF Adam A; Weschler &
Son. Inc. 9l5 Street NorthWest WaSh; ash;
lnyton, D. C.. on FRIDAY. NONEMBEE
TWENTY SECOND. 1885. At TWELVE
O'CLOCK NOON. the following collateral
named in said agreements 10 Wit:
Certificate No. 45S for 596 shares OF
the capital stock Of RosSyn Steel q Cemen' ,, en-
Certificate No 45g for - shares OF
the capital stock of Rosslyn Steel & Cement
COMPANY a West Vireinia corporalon,
TERMS: All cash. All parties IN interest,"
please take notice.
CARY A. HARDEE. Receiver.
Federal-American National
Bank and Trust Company oil
WlShn. gton. 1896 New York
Avenue Northwest, Wash
ington D. c.
mol 13 Ii 1921
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RENT-DESK SPACE.
SALE-LOTS.

water. gas. electricity: one mile from Brook
land. D. c. Phone North 50d9.
BEAUTIFUL LOT LOT 59xd5G IN KENs1EG
alter ) pm, Potomac 5353-J, 1@'
FACING MADISON AT 9TH NV LOTS
totaling 81 by about l20 to l5-ft; paved
alley: zoned for fats. apts. or row houses.
Par Phone msE tafs Dsfep Tor
FOUR ADJOINING LOTS 23x75 EACH
Bailey pl. Sc. near G; $500 for all
Phone Greenwood 246l. Evening.
MUST SELL 3 WOODED LOTS. EACH
scSoois cbnzebes only
s"95 each. Phone Adams 1886
IN CHEVY CHASE; D. C., NEAR NEVADA
Ayech9iGe Tni rbG bgildns sits Srv 1o13e with
Robert E Heater National 269G 12'
BEAUTIFUL WOODED ACREAGE-BRAD-
ley Hills offers home sites Of y acre up
as low as $3.50 per Site; protective restric-
tIons. -
11os 18th St. Natl a45a. wise. aoes. 16.
4-FAMILY BLDG. LOTS,
aps SIX pa sh9es lots viii If ths 5Scrss Hsny for OF
Water and sewer in front of lots. See Mr..
i4oi x. cAFRrTz. DIST. 9oso.
ATTENTION, BUILDERS!
Six very desirable. semi-detached lots.
near Cathedral ave, west of Wisconsin ave.
Pour desirable, semi-detached lots on
grade vicinity OF 3rd and Madison Sts.
Several excellent lots near Nebraska
ave, east OF Conn. ave, Chevy Chase
Water, sewer. paved alley and streets in
on the above let's.
Also lots suitable for row houses and
four family fats. all priced right.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National 2IOO a@5 18th St NV.
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

BACHELOR WILL SHARE DELIGHTFUL.
completely furnished. S-room house rea-
sonable. IL Aspen ST., Chevy Chase, Md.
VACANT. 5301 5tn ST. .NW.-SEMI-DET.
5 r. b.. ami; nicely furnished, brick gar.
gas heat; Gentiles; adults. S61.5O. Phone
Georgia ore Monday.
ATTRACTIVE GROOM HOUSE. 26lS n
Washington blvd, Lyon Park, Va; open
until dark. TOLEDO GUARANTY CORP.
Natl. o6o6 lls
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309S NJ ST. NW.-LARGE STORE. ROOMS
above. busy street; $50. r o. BELT. Union
Trust BLDG Phone National 3346. II.
3l5 KENNEDY ST N.w-NEW STORE.
l3x5O it,: wonderful location; S55. 3l1
Kennedy st. n.w-Large new store. 21x5O
it; wonderful location; SIS. Call Ma
tiOnal o030
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SALE-ACREAGE.

I5-ACRE TRACT OF LAND LOCATED IN
Maryland. bordering Chillum and Sargent
rds. near D C.. line; suitable for institu-
tion or subdividing into building lots.
Water gas and electricity Easy terms.
Apply PERRY BOSWELL. 34th and R. l.,
ave. ne
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DO YOU WANT
A NEW HOME?

for less than you can buv an old one7
Good \ W. section; rooms. = baths,
and. above all good construction.
Phone builder direct Columbia 1855.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

WANT TO BUY sEcoND-TRUsr NOTES
on improved colored d. c. property city
or suburban. with reasonable lst trust
AVON REALTY CO.. 100 G st. NV. Call
National 0936. H.
MONEY TO LOAN ON D. c REAL ESTATA
at lowest prices. prompt service. JESSE
L. HElSkELL, l115 Eye st. NV.
SEE ME FTRST-LOANS PROCURED ON
End deferred purchase trust notes, bonds,
promotions, patents. inheritance estates
stocks; nrSt. second and third trusts. Ne
red tape. Quick service Reasonable.
$500 repay 81 80 wk.; $500 repay So 30 wk.
500 repay S3.50 wk. 5000 repay S4 so wE.
s, 800 repay 81 so wk; 50 900 repay s. q wk
So 500 repay So 50WE: 81 900 repay Sis wk
81. 500repay SIT so wk. 81 .000repay $50 wil
Above payments include principal and
interest and can be arranged monthly and
bi-month'y DIR A, henry INC. IOlf
Eye st NV twhere Eye meets New York
ave) Fhone National 1915.
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SALE-FARMS.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-STUCCo BUNGALOW CHES-
apeake Bay; excellent bathing. safe boat
payments; Gentiles only. E S. KALB
1131 Washington Blvd, Baltimore. Md.
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SAIF-TNyESTMENT PROPERTY

SALE - lNNESlM MEM LNOA % nv -.
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY! !,,,,
3s50-six-room and bath psiGx nntsd wi,tt ~
s5s5o@one-stor oo pet brick store fronting nsi,s
on wide thoroughfare excenen. Wits ;tb
fine business at $500 per year Main
tenance very low good investment
So3 000-Two new brick stores with . nvs.
room and bath apts. above, on Vice
oea3isn in iessdS hessed sS
$500 per year. Tenants furnish own
heat and light ,,vssienf WI, pef 0TSsrr Terms ."a
,so, sHAHNSSNw j az Sw O. fHHhfo fNHATfoNAI aa4s.
HOUSE IN VERY GOOD SECTION OF
Takoma Park, Md, leased for S5S MONTH
iy. Price. S4,750. Convenient terms
New department brick dwelling in Ia
koma park, Md. Income ample 10 pay
principal taxes taxes etf pas cash casn re
income for Snyer; msnentlT Uhty finsnced. do A
au-- INVESTIGATE:
MOSS REALTY CO.. -
Tower Bldg. Metropolitan l77o.
Evenings Shepherd 3742.
4-FAMILY APARTMENTS; .,,.
Gas heat and electric refrigeration Ex,
cellent renting section, ana rented AZ
REASONABLE RATES. Attractive return
invfSted sbeae N metfoDoltta% eaea
EIiof Elk f"fai faai1DbIEToS' STs aSs investment
GOOD NV. SECTION.
a-story brick. 7 rooms; bath IL lavstory mUtory
in basement. hot,water heat az II moderh
''''' PRICE, $500 CASH.
BY OWNER.
Address Box 464-M, star Once.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
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RENT-BUsINEss PROPERTY.

The Departmental Bank Bldg;
Entire lower first floor. 23x23 nciiud. ni,d.
tnT mezZanine floor; rent Will lncluqe
light and heat. Rent $3.50 per montn'
INQUIRE Park Savings Bank. J. F. MORAN
Receiver Columbia 5000.
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SAIE-IIOUSES,
NEW HOMES IN
WESLEY HEIGHTS

Miller built new homes In Wesley
Heights on exhibit. ft2" Macomb nj. II ".
is furnished, Is q model and open tor
inspection daily and sundays. Prices
range from sl3 D5U.
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

SMALL FURN OR UNFURN. APT. or room
and board for Govt.-emp. mother and s.
year-old son; reasonable. Address Box
1SO-R. Star office.
ROOM and bath. with board. or facilities
for Ink: neighborhood Conn. ave. and
39th st Cleveland 2Ol2. 13'
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

Ais GALLATIN ST. N.W.-Newly dec. dou-
BILE room in modern. clean home: delicious
home cooking: reas.; free phone; garage.
Phone Georgia 1882.
141O 10th N.W-Single also double
rooms; well-appointed club-residence; eX-
cellent meals; ideal location; reasonable.
DUPONT CLUB. 1926 10th st. NW.-Large
single. double and basement rooms we'll
balanced meals; Govt. employees: reas.
1926 COLUMBIA RD. NW-Nicely fur.
niShed room. twin beds; home cooking.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1744 St. N.W.-Single
and double rooms; c.hw.; walking distance;
TILDEN GARDENS. 5000 CONN AVE.
Double and single rooms, private bath.
unlimited phone: excel. meals. Cley 6l37.
26I9 WOODLEY PL.-vacs1cies for
young men and young ladies, So. 80 per
month. Phone Adams 551S. IA.
BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL HOME. z lovely
front rooms: very best meals privileges Of
home; reasonable Phone Wisconsin 4672.
JAIL KENNEDY ST. NW.--Nicely furn;
snd-floor room. semi-private bath; excellent
board private detached home; garage. 13.
.O21 KALORAMA RID. az block of CONN., =.
Large front room excellent Southern table;
Is minutes car bus. Phone North 4719.
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APARTMENTS-U
(Continued1

9I49 p ST. NV ROOMS. BATH, 2nd
floor; hot-water heat: near cars. busses.
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ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS with run
ming water. next to bath: also Ink. rooms.
Phone Clarendon 3oS-W. H.
without meals; references exch. a13 East
ave. Silver Spring. Md. Phone Shepherd
690S-R IL
modern home; l block to bus line. Phone
Clarendon 29S. H.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

1726 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV.
The Department Bank Bldg.
Two small of1ces. 2nd floor SIS per
month each, including light and heat In
quire PARK SAVINGS BANK, J. F. Moran,
receiver. Columbia 5000.
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492 H ST SW.-Two large bright rooms;
heat. light and gas furnished.
COLORED-1314 22nd NV.
Room, nice cond, heated porch. 1919
goth NV. nice room, heated. No. a129
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ROOMS AND BoARD-sUBURBAN.

III GREGORY ST. colmar Manor, Md
Nicely furnished room with board and
laundry: all convenlences S35 month H.
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lOI6 MASS. AVE NW.-Completely fur
nished basement Ink. rooms. s.. 80 weekly;
also first floor room. S. 80 weekly.
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OR WITHOUT BOARD

1914 PARK RID. NW-Guest home select
clientele; recreation activities; garage;
references: Potestant gentleman preferred.
Phone Columbia O6S2.
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1850 18th ST NW-Two newly furnished
double rooms, twin beds Sl4. SIS: also
slnsle room. Sl6.50: near car and bus
lines Phone Columbia l11a-J.
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1915 L ST NW.-Ncely furnished front
English basement room equipped for h k.
s. 30 weekly: single room 81
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4-ROOM APT. FOR RENT; GAS. HEAT
furnished; $40 month. Phone District 1911.
427 4th ST. NW.-3 RMS. KITCHEN
and bath, newly decorated. $50 80 Dist.
BIAS or apply janitor or call Mr.. QUINN.
6l7 ST, NV, TOP FLOORS ROOMS
and kitchenette heat and gas furnished.
in
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7:}5 EYE ST NV. The Diplomat'---
II desired: s.: also single room. 81
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1887 PARKWOOD PL. NW.-Comfortably
home; also garage, Adams O743-J.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.
(C0ntinued.)

141o CHAPLIN ST Nw-Single and double
rooms; reasonable rates; preferably TO
girls. Phone Adams 44S1.
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Million Ethiopians
Expected in Field
Within TUo Weeks

(copyright, 1885, by the Associated Press)
Adds ABABA, October 7.-Ethi-
opian sources disclosed today that
Emperor Halle Selassie plans to lead
an army of 10000 fighters into the
field against Italy within two weeks
This disclosure was made as ru-
mors circulated in the capital that
Italy has proposed peace terms to the
Emperor. One of the imperial advisers
called the rumors almost" true, but
declined further comment.
In Rome Italian officials said peace
terms were tarthest from their
thoughts)
Luigi Vinci-G Gigliucci, the Italian
minister. said he was not informed OF
such proposal.
1t was stated that the Emperor's
personal army would have as its back
bone 5000 of his modernly equipped
imperial guards.
The Emperor was expected to take
this force toward Bessie, which lies
at a strategic middle distance in the
triangle formed by Adds Ababa,
Aduwa and Mount Mussa Allie.
The road over which the Emperor
and his warriors will pass now is be-
ing repaired. Halle Selassie will be
accompanied by Ras Mulugueta, the
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.U.S.PROCLAMAT|ON
.REvERSES POLICY
All Transactions With BEL
Iigerents Held Citi-
zenS' Risks.
b. the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Americas precedent -shattering neu-
trality policy swung into operation
today with the issuance Of instructions
to customs officers at American sea-
ports to halt any arms shipments to
Italy and Ethiopia,
The instructions were issued by the
Treasury in conformity with presi-
Dental proclamations putting the en-
barge on munitions dealings with Italy
and Ethiopia and admonishing Amer
leans to stay off ships of those two
nations.
They directed, too, that shipments
of arms. ammunition and implements
of war to French Somaliland, which
adjoins Ethiopia and Eritrea, should
be held up pending further instruc-
tions from the Treasury.
Djibouti, in French Somaliland. is
the coastal terminus of the railroad
providing Ethiopia's major outlet to
the sea.
Sent to IL Ports.
The instructions were sent to Boston,
Philadelphia, New York. Baltimore,
Chicago, Galveston, New Orleans, Los
Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle and
Norfolk
Signed by James H. Moyle. COM
missioner of customs, they read:
President issued proclamation pur-
suant section joint resolution Con-
gress approved August 81, 1885, de-
claring existence state of war be-
tween Italy and Ethiopia.
Thereafter and until further notice,
expectation arms, ammunition and i'm
plements of war described Presidents
proclamation September 25, 1885, con-
tanned section 2, laws and regula-
tions administered by the Secretary
of State governing international traf-
fic in arms, ammunition and imple-
ments of war mailed you October S,
bureau circular letter 1853 to Ethiopia
and Italy and all of its possessions
prohibited. Be governed accordingly.
"In addition, shipments to French
Somaliland or Djibouti shall be held
pending instructions bureau Report
by telegraph"
Admiral H. G. Hamlet, commandant
(See PROCLAMATION Page A.
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SUPREME COURT
IN NEW TEMPLE
Routine Little Changed as
Justices Take Over
Home of Marble.

Meeting for the first time in home
of its own, the Supreme Court con-
vened at noon today in the Sl0,000,000
Corinthian temple dedicated to the
philosophy of equal justice under
law"
The opening session was routine
in nature and devoid of ceremony,
being devoted principally to the ad-
mission of attorneys to practice before
the Nations highest court and the
consideration of preliminary motions.
Before the term is over, however,
the court is expected to pass on
the constitutionality of several New
Deal measures vitality affecting the
welfare of the country. Their de-
cisions in these cases may have far
reaching political consequences, since
many believe adverse rulings will
result in an attempt to amend the
Constitution.
One Utility Suit Withdrawn.
One Of the New Deal cases brought
to the Supreme Court for review was
withdrawn today.
1t was filed by the Kansas Utilities
Co. to challenge the validity of a
section of the national industrial re-
covery act under which P. w. A. was
authorized to lend or donate funds
to municipalities to erect electric light
plants and distributing systems.
When P. w. A. made a donation Of
S45,300 to Burlington, Kans., the Kan
sas Utilities Co., operating in approx
mately 80 cities in Southeastern Kan
saS, challenged the conStitutionality
of the act but lost in the Kansas State
courts
In withdrawing its suit today the
Kansas Utilities Co. gave no explana-
ton for its action.
Four Tests Remain.
Still before the court are four cases
challenging the validity of the A. A. A,
the Tennessee Valley Authority legis-
lation, the Bankhead cotton control
act and for condemnation of land for
slum- clearance projects
Other New Deal statutes apparently
destined for Supreme Court attention
include the Guffey coal regulation law,
the social security act, the labor dis
putes act, the new railroad pension
act, the revised farm mortgage mora
torium law and the utility holding
company regulatory act.
Approximately 500 cases are on the
docket, 100 more than last year, but
about the average for the beginning
of the term, which continues until
June. Next Monday the court will
begin hearing arguments and an
nounce whether it will review some
400 of the cases filed. There will be
no opinions for several weeks.
Complete absence of formality pre-
vailed as the jurists convened in the
first separate home the court has had
since it began its work in 1889 in New
(See COURT, Page A.
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By ssoc
Nations through its committee of ls
Italys pledge the League covenant. .
maSsed thousands OF tribal
the imposition of sanctions
the Italians
Diegarded.
Of
disregard of its covenants under Article
the of the League
Earlier committee of six members OF the Councu reported summary
to the Council . 49,. -. - .. g..
the declaration of the directors OF the s
Paris that this gateway the Orient must remain
all
Only Italy
canal the directors said
1888 provides the canal must remain open
to al n a
President Of the
Notwithstanding neutrality of the United States
munitions President warned
Italian Ethiopian ships at their
Greets
The presidential declarations official
Ethiopia happily
received BY League of Nations protagonists in
a form o. sanctions
Ethiopia merchant marine the effect OF the Aer
policy o Italian ships.
battle without he penen
of declaration either sidewaS in the making.
italian of $4,000 the northern
'front.' occupied this northern metropolis yesterday
position about AduWan the plateau along
he Italians prepared to meet the
main column of Halle Selasies warriors
20 Inc oate may come al
mile to the Aduwa
Northern Army Divided
The italian Army ir the north
The left held Adgrat the east which also
AS civilians with priests their
and dipped the crosses to the ground
a submission
From indications join with Italian
somand British Somaland
Ethiopia
to along the border
of ogaden
Somand and nearing Goguh about
last Winters border dispute which pepated
the
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SANCTIONS OPPOSED,
ENGLISH BALLOTS SHOW
Rvthe Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, October IA nation
wide ballot conducted by the Daily
Mail showed today an overwhelming
majority against the application OF
either economic or military sanctions
by the League of Nations to attempt
to halt the African campaign of Italy.
Claiming a tremendous response
from all classes in every part of the
United Kingdom" and with the re-
suits verified by chartered account
ant, the Daily Mail tabulated the
return as 3 to l against economic
sanctions, 5 to l against military
sanctions, 2 to l against Britain re-
naming in the League and % to l
against rearming.