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Evening star., 1948-06-14
By Robert Hewett
Anseistsd Press fsrslsn Correspondent

CELL. Israel. June IA nephew
q Hal Amin FL Husseini, the mutt
Of Jerusalem, is very unhappy about
being q prisoner Of war OF the Jews
He has to sleep in donkey stable
That was the complaint voiced
Yesterday by bearded 40-year-olo
Rassem Youness Husseini, who says
he is q nephew OF the spiritual lead
or of the Palestine Arabs.
Husseini had no grievance about
the cleanliness of the model prisoner
Of war camp nor his treatment. But
he was saddened by the donkey
stable, even though 1t had beer
cleaned and sprayed with DDT.
"Its clean all right, he said. Then
with an expressive shrug, he added
But after all, it's . donkeys home
To horse-loving Arabs donkey
IL regarded as q lowly animal.
Under Turkish rule the Jews o1
Palestine by law could ride only
donkeys. Even today some OF thu
Bedouin (nomad) Arab tribes re.
gard the donkey as so degrading
that tribesmen must wash theil
hands seven times with sand anc
water If they touch one.
Cell Is q little Arab village oi
some 80 mud houses which has beer
cleaned up and surrounded with
Evening star., 1948-06-14
Returned German Art
On Display in Munich
by The Asseeioted Press

MUNICH, Germany, June A.
Fifty-four paintings brought back
from the United States went on dis
play yesterday, with promise that
146 more will be returned soon.
The 200 paintings, worth millions
of dollars, we're seized by American
forces in 1945 and taken to the
United States for safekeeping.
Il am proud to be able to keep
my pledge that they would be re-
turned to the German people," Gen.
Lucius D. Clay, United States mill
tary commander, said at the display
The pictures shown were too frag-
lie for an American exhibition tour
They include works of Rubens. Ra-
phael, Botticell, Duerer, Holbein
and Rembrandt.
Evening star., 1948-06-14
AUCTION SALES.

THos. j. OWEN Z son. auctioneers;;
435 Southern Building sale OF
valuable two-story row brick dEelllns
known as premises No. 21 Randolph piace
northwest BY virtue Of certain deed o.
trust, duly recorded in Liber NO s4Os
folio 90 ct sea-. Of the land recoros OF
the District OF Columbia. and at the re- re-
quest Of the party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees will SELL at public
auction in front of the premises, on Mon.
day. the twenty-frst day OF June, AD
I94s. at three o'clock p.m the following.
described land and premises, situate N
the District of Columbia. and designateo
as and being lot III in PauPs subdivision
Of lots in Block Q, "Bloomingdale as per
for the District of Columbia IN Lioep
County II al folio 1O1; said block 9
being now known for purposes Of assess
ment and taxation as square 3105. Sub:
o,d and ,,,.ef restrictions to pror oI
building association deed Of trust for ,ai, sp-
proximately S5,136.52 further, particu-
lars of which will be announced At time
of sale: the purchase price above sale
trust to be paid in cash. A deposit o.
$500. 90 required. Conveyancing. record
ing. etc, at purchasers cost. Terms 70
wise deposit forfeited and the proper.y
may be advertised and resold ct the dis
f5sd5f. RoFF. JACK JRIEDLANDER, trustees.
Evening star., 1948-06-14
Mudre Clubs License
Suspension Upheld

The Commissioners have sustained
the Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board in their decision to suspend
for 81 days, the license held by the
Club Madre, 22o4 Fourteenth street
NV. The club was charged with
seili1Sy liquor after hours.
In an order after the mandate Of
the Commissioners, the board sus-
pended the license from June 10 to
July 10.
The charges against the Washing
ton Restaurant Corporation, pro-
prietors of the club were made by
two members of the vice squad, who
testified at . hearing that they had
sObserved drinking at . time when
the sale Of liquor Is prohibited and
that one of the members OF the
squad bought liquor after hours.
: The ABC Board handed down its
decision last month. but the attor-
ney for the club asked the Commits
stonexs to review the findings Of the
board.
Evening star., 1948-06-14
D. {. Is Revoking Licenses
Al 1,0O0-a-Month Clip

The total of drivers licenses re-
voked in the District last year was
1920 and the figure has risen to
an average Of 1000 a month now,
Traf1ic Director George E. Keneipp
said today.
The national total Of revoca-
tions was 100000, according to the
American Association Of Motor We
hicle Administrators. They said
four out of every 10 of these lost
his license because Of drunken
driving.
Mr.. Keneipp said speeding &C
counted for the largest number
here, with violations leading to
accidents" and drunken driving
next in that order.
Although there was an II per
cent national increase in motor
travel last year over the prewar
peak in 1941, the association noted,
traffic fatalities were approximately
5000 less because Of increased law
enforcement against irresponsible
and incompetent driving"
Mr.. Keneipp pointed out that the
District traffic volume had increased
8 per cent over 1941. But, he said
trafic deaths dropped from 95 in
l94l to u last year.
Evening star., 1948-06-14
3Youths Face Charges
In Theft Of Car Here

Three youths were facing grand
larceny charges today after being
apprehended trying to start a cal
police said was taken without the
owners permission.
They were picked up early yes
terday by twelfth precinct Pvts
Arthur Sweeney and Taylor Lewis
at Eastern avenue and BladenSbure
road NE. The policemen reported
the three apparently were tamper.
ing with wires to start a car be.
longing to Warren Slaughter OF
2845 Twenty eighth street Sc. II
had been parked on Olive street
near Eastern avenue NE.
Charged were Azra Hamilton, jr
10, Of the 4500 block of Emerson
street, Hyattsville; Robert L. Tap
lay, 18, of the 5000 block of N street
NV, and a 17-year-old youth.
Police said Hamilton and the IT,
year-old were also being questioned
in connection with the earlier theft
of car from Abe Wolfe. 2506 Four
teenth street NE, nephew of De.
tective Sergt. Jake Wolfe, head OF
the police auto squad. Mr.. Wolfe's
car, it was said, was abandoned
near Largo, Md, after being driven
to North Beach.
A thief who apparently managed
to enter and leave a room without
marring the freshly painted door
was being sought by police today
Robert Austin, 305 Eleventh street
S.W., reported he painted the door
late Saturday. Yesterday, he said
he returned to the room and dis
covered that 1865 in a dresser
drawer was missing. The newly
painted door bore no fingerprints.
Evening star., 1948-06-14
MuftIs Nephew, Held by Jews,
Unhappy Over Living in Stable

| barbed wire. 1t can accommodate
420 Arab prisoners. Other internees
who talked with newsmen hsd nc
complaints about their quarters.
Most of the prisoners are Pal
esttnian Arabs who were captured
durng the hit-and-run warfare
that preceded the formal war when
the British gave up the mandate
on May Is.
Husseini, a wen-to-do Jerusalem
merchant in normal times, said he
was arrested early In May while
driving from Er Ramle to Jaffa
Like most of the prisoners, he
was given clean khaki overalls with
blue, diamond-Shaped prisoner-of-
war patches on the front and back
Many Of the internees said the
food was adequate but some COM
planned about the salted fish, q
staple in the Jewish diet which the
Arabs detest.
Jewish officials who permitted
newsmen to circulate freely with
the prisoners, said efforts were be-
ing made to get more Arab-type
food. They said the Arab pris-
oners were getting the same fooc
as the Jewish troops on guard duty
The mufti's nephew refused te
comment on developments in the
month-old Arab-Jewish war. All
he would say was:
1.-THE war is not over yet"
Evening star., 1948-06-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

GAS WATER HEATERS, go. 30; 40 Ssl.
automatic; no cash nesded; small monthly
payment; immediate installation. THoMp-
SON &. STANSBURY CO.. INC. Ii. 3O2g.
decks; neat and reasonable. Call BILLY
BoWLES, Ho. 1866. Ext. 10Y any time.
ACCOUNTANT. expert, books started
kept; part time: tax returns prepared'
statements. audits; reasonable: OR. 2014.
DIAMONDS, old 1ewelry and silver wanted
Expert appraising free LIVINGSTON d
ADVERTISING AR1-Top night layout,
copy, art service: economical, free-lance
basis We meet headlines. DESIGN
CENTER, Sterling S4S8. ~
ACCOUNTING, bookkeeping, tax services
rendered small business men as low as
i WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one other than
myself SHIRLEY R. DuLANEY' ,2soa6 2oa6
LIVE in SILVER SPRING: Make parking
worries and fees a thing OF the past!
Discover the convenience OF Route S.s sA-
press Just 33 minutes from Silver spring
to downtown Washington, Call MI 1868,
Ext. 572, for timetable.
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE Tor any
debts contracted by any one otner LhSn
myself. DANIEL MATTHEWS, 1888 can
fOrnia ST. NV. ~
Evening star., 1948-06-14
Bill 10 Help Finance Homes
For Disabled GIs Is Passed
By the Asseeioied Press

Congress has voted to help build
homes for disabled veterans in wheel
chairs.
Senate passage Saturday sent to
the White House bill under which
the Government would pay half the
cost, up to a total of $4,000 outlay,
for special housing for such veterans.
It also would help with plans and
specifications.
The Senate Banking Committee
said that since it costs about $50 q
day to keep a wheel chair veteran
in a hospital, the Government would
save money in the long run.
The Senate also sent to the White
House q measure authorizing the
Veterans Administration to spend
1000, 900 year in research on
prosthetic devices (artificial arms,
legs, etc. for disabled veterans.
1t also approved and sent to the
President a measure permitting the
/: VA to set up q system Of interne-
ships in its department Of medicine
: and surgery.
/. Also approved for action by the
! President was a bill under which
Gold Star mothers not living with
their husbands would get veterans
nreference rights.
Evening star., 1948-06-14
HELP MEN AND WoMEN.

BooKKEEPER.TYPIsT, general once
work, good salary and permanent post
ssn ssn Il aJfo sAR4s p
coLLEc1oK col with car; good salary; roeA
opportunities; no Saturday work. Apply
Room 4O7. 1929 Vermont ave. NV, be.
CoooKeJewish style; must know businsss;
white or cclored, steady work. KENNEDY
RESTAURANT. l16 Kennedy st. NV. ,GE.
CREDIT MAN OR WOMAN to take chsrss
maintenance Of all records IN connsetion
asHosfrRRs ia y g440 sss s.. ns is
FOUNTAIN HELP-Well paid work Of our
soda fountain; pleasant working conditions.
perm. employment. excellent opportunity
e asytPss@ia 'fSst5sp H1a e., A:s.
ployment once. II P st. ne. Mon. through
As: as!s 81 s!3 tor
NAN NAN AND WIFE. white or eolorsd; woman
n; 5000 per mo, szoi Ga. ave. sH.
MAN AND WIFE. colored, nondrinkers.
erences; live in. Call Monday. superin-
MeS saaSfni AND ID &issoSMaEN. eolored: soed JOBS,
= sEsss EN- tSSf SSzse9 SO T.
PShT.IIME G, GogSEEsMAN Y m .sa,,s O. sopsn; y;
Marlboro pike. Hillside. Nd. HI. 1888;
PHOTO SOLICITORS. t.l.phon. or s house.
to.house; commission basis. UN. 1858 or
SODA FOUNTAIN DISPENSERS. part
Rhode ISLAND PHARMACY. 1880. IL
Evening star., 1948-06-14

Questioned Mrs. watts.
throughout yesterday, the calm,
slender matron denied any connec-
ton with the deaths and answered
many queries with the statement:
See my lawyer"
She refused to submit to lie de-
tector test.
Father Died Of Arsenic.
Coroner Herbert p. Lyle ruled the
girls death homicide about two
weeks ago, and last week exhumed
the body of her father Willis to
determine the cause Of his death.
Pathologist reports showed the girls
body contained two types Of poison,
mercury and a barbiturate, and the
father died Of arsenic poisoning, the
coroner disclosed.
The father died September 27,
1874, after a 27-month period OF
invalidism following a trailer acci-
dent. His death then was attributed
to uremic poisoning and complica-
tions Of the accident.
The pathologist's report said the
girl had received mercury by mouth
over . long period Of time.
Charles w. Fritz, suburban Nor
wood police chief who signed the
murder charge, said the woman de-
MED e0phatically ever possessing
mercury. He said she orally ad-
mitted, however. to having had bar
biturate, but was unable to recall
when she had it or how much.
The chief also said Mrs. Watts
orally admitted having paris green
In her possession at the time OF
her husbands death. The poison
was used, Chief Fritz said she told
him, to contaminate bread used in
the destruction Of some troublesome
pigeons.
Parents Questioned.
Also questioned yesterday were
Mrs. Watts parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert De Vary, who lived with
their daughter and . male roomer
in the Watts home.
Chief Fritz identified the roomer
rs Larry Damon, A, and quoted
Mr.. Damon as saying he and Mrs.
watts planned to marry IN August.
The father left an estate Of ap-
proximately $4,000 and $1,000 Of
this was placed in trust for Barbara
Ann. Hamilton County authorities
estimated the girls estate at ap.
proximately $4,000 at the time OF
her death.
Evening star., 1948-06-14
HELP WQMEN.

AGGoUNIANT ,yI. IN Iysaltor:6u,Iasrs otnss;
letter. t;feG' STATING susiif,estions and sivlns
%sas sSss nS&Sfs WaSEREY ~ !Hs TX7tos ise' ioss
Hafj xS5nsfMEaT fTsi ~ CLERK. on. experienced in
s.o has S tnsn. sss
Wv aSis Efos'1ns s3t
ADsMslNSiisTRAroR's 4 Nj Sis ASSISTANT for new
tensive experience in record keeping and
sup.rvision sMss smsi once ssa % snd resyns
station s.ss iu 81 "details. 10.
ADVERTISING LAYOUT ARTIST. for
SsT. TifprIaSE iSs dfskx
opennz oDeni q in 70 I n. ciasssd adversisns de-
an for yne. an eur
to C customers By telephone; b.dsy. ash:hr.
room 5e4 n'i5si'd Tss nRss rssaas. sqHs
assisfAsf ss ~ ~ BUYER 70. ...s.sn:r, a:e.;,
Aenls 4GasSu. Tisz sD sR ssh
BURGH q BRO 7th, sth and = st. NV.
ASSISTANT MANAGER for .pss..,t; I.thse.:
r.. E .'. SsSy SSss A!Ei's;
AiTksArIoN Al hiSIoN LADY. exp. vom.n's costa.
:sss sood 'af ss.s siid saof g '.ts
as.ssshllsHTAsr s.s MEDICAL RECORD ,sr nsrsil.s9 9
oD,l'' oDen n Noon IAN meal incl osssT meal; Z
si;I5sdi SNbsiA HoespffrIr HeRffr personnel ONCE Al A5@'
2UbiT ChkRk 70 check delivery invoice.
and general routine auditing: speed ana
4RfTnansns 4fm For lRssrvis. Ress,S" ss ~ sSss M
smith. JOHN P. AoNEW. so Patterson
sE4nIIc1Ax .S n:ss:
borhood@ @ shop; hishest salary and commits 14
is,ifaAurfeiAS' p.rm.nsn.; mus. Ss ,s;s SEQ
2737 Devonshire pl NV.
Hiso 5ooth for r. rent 00o LIE 18th and
HAIR M DRESSER. sss 18th st. at cSpn-
ind isnHdAthTY orERAros-All..rouna beauty
s.F for Dsis.95so ss 5os :osa p ~
s.s.s..s ss.s sssea M s :Ass ss
hsys sExuqR srPsr roraskATes. 81 experienced. part
i,Rs is,REsurY iaa aoPFkRafoR r aasR - Permanent posi-.
es.n s,Sn fs; Is a. a.sTs :xeers fa ssAyT
sAi2N seSI seSSgI,sSnoR csn9 .S: .l,.,ound: nT sasr,
and commission; hours h. 2 e .,;sIYIsT 2; SsSqIasaTy
sEAuTY oPERAToR, experienced; heenss
not required POX'S BEAUTY SHOP.
INC, 5s45 N. washington blvd. Arlins-
ton Kenmore 6900. Id
BOoKKEEiER for downtown insurance
ssisry expected. Box s5s-z., Star. If
BOOkKEEPEk or cashier. typist for lsrse
jeweiry store; perm; rood starting salsry.
Apply Mr. Williams. KENT JEwELRY co.
tsDins SDHn n abiisty; 20 -hg sssf: yorE in AL:
salary. S45; Call oW. 500 for inter.
booKKEEPER. dress shop experiences
NHs GOWNS, 1907 Conn. ave. NV. is
trsi location. interesting work. good op.
portunity: good salary 2 s,.rt. EspiH
BOOkKEEPER, young woman: 20 70 4Os
with some exper.: 5z-day VIZ, pleassnS
WORKING conditions Apply EvENN0
sTAR gsLsDo. llth and Pa. ave: III"
(continued on Next Passs
Evening star., 1948-06-14
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Local Advertisers

Three Lines (Minimum)
l time CSC line
2 times ---- 35c line per insertion
3 to times
consecutively SIC line per insertion
z times or longer
consecutively SOC line per insertion
Advertisements under Personal
and Special Notices, Sc per line
additional. Advertisements of New
Automobiles, SOC per line. 4-linc
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line $780, SOC
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising Is miles or more
from Washington.
When canceling classified Advertisements
be sure to make . note Of the cancella tion
number This Is important IN case your
statement does not show credit for the
cancellation.
Claims for errors must be made in tint
for correction before second insertion.
II advertisement was prepaid. retair
cash register receipt, which bears a seria
number with date and identifies YOU
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1948-06-14
SAlkSlAEN.

AUTO SALESMAN, used cars; must know
hoy to buy and sell: sood sroposition, ,,1s for
Y MMHoLEs$iEkssso ssoo ise. issi sisd.asSars
HBoNvEI 'AvERSSGE Ssge' 'EAKNNes for nan Who
can quality for sales supervisor and whols-
sets ali Sstsi = ms,nssin ss sor Sred
ucts and recruit. train sales force. For
$;j|: H. " $;
ssas :nd Si Clients m'a ssv
opportunity for right man: can Nj: TOE.
Isc Isllnoi Sa s.lss SIT IT.n'Es' JOSEPH T. sNYso
AN EXCEL. oPPoR. fol. an exrer. window
salesman to join one OF the Oldest storm
window organi1at ton, In Wash: ,sllins ths
aluminium storm windows, also 5 eompists
equip etc; for suildsIsv S Ses sns.Eyisy:
aiERiNo CO. ssis 14th st nv. -si
SALEsMAN-We are increasing our local
sales force Man We are :sssins mysi I Ss
teetsd territory. Earn,nE possibilities i'm.
is shy is y ssst :H{ inosn Gar Ss
Write, ststinS age. education. previous
sis aes eAGss
g. 3S4 :,i09E Dupont Circle Bids Dupont Circle.
should earn ever ts ssS w. 'ns. soSai assi saS
clothing MILLS CO., 9th and Z sts. NV.
HERE IS AN EXCELLENT opportunity for
'txperienced salesman to Join . fast NOV
tis organization: our men now earning
.Teas s9S .na IL us
ss RI .nss5S1iS sS5 sslsi
CONTRACTORS. 1895 st. ne. Ia
r.ls. u soS 1:ss sorsn sr. up,
nirht;;, Direct to consumer selling Of ma
tionally advertised lines on appointments
should apply. Phone MIR PETERS.
Pc; 95le for appointment: Is
;zs::s sss; 'sss:: S:
SALESMAN with car. 70 close contLacts
leads furnished: heavy seasonal demand
iafsss4ss RsfRoros vi see.
TELEPHONE statesmen" must be sxper-
fenced: all-summer work; Florida all vim
ter; Chairman, veterans COMMITTEES, Boz
IfeIoRMEx.e.llsnt opport. for ,nt.llilssn..
do show card printing. display. mer-
4.e asor to4s assistant 9n ss.s II
ability. This is rare opportunity. DO not
apply unless thoroushly experienced. sox
tsHLis: sxIssMfS. hsss hardv.r. and building ma.
tsra Rermsneent poSitiHSr; H1. HGSaMoihM sSSanS iaS
ssIEsMEN. ii;,sias' for retail LIQUOR store; mus
BE snerEetie and aggressive sood sal.Iyl
Apply in person 10 am. to pm. daily.
at 2442 18th st. .n.w.-------
Evening star., 1948-06-14
HELP MEk.

ACCOUNTANT, excel. oppor, with public
mn nSs'ns some .m raR. W state age
apvHRr1siNs kssss ios IaYotT ARTisr for
fs5i 81 bR.FlsR.s R s'I
seq type e wSTk exbss PpS 5ssP HsN ss.r .xp.1
holiday with pay. POTOMAC MOTOR
SALES, 1905 New Hampshire ave. NV
AFRO. III oo BopY AND FENDER MAN-Ilsh-
xws fss ne sERvIcE iaa1y mai 4saS g A' Wash
A.HflToMo1fvE .fl Ss EH ssffnorR,cA1 sfas and earburs-
acter capable 0, substituting for foreman
Or service M manager When M nsceSSsfs TSs neope uh
do IsS not oa answer this sd: GOOD permanent
lob with ADEQUATE earnings will foilGw n,
man man. Write. Sivins ase. Complete record oi
line Of capabiiity. All letters conf,den.
ntinl1ohSsIh tifl sSx fioIS MSEeHaN1c-Newcar deal
vi With oidsmobile exper.; good salary. va;
sati0n non .,h cpoMMNiTy psxM tfGrPy
$500 Hampden lane. Bethesda, Nd. WI.
ssniSTroMoBILE siSr LUBRICATIoN MAN, must
be first class and able 20 handle lubrt-
cation rack and batteries; good salary.
vacation with pay. group insurance; prefer
NJ Htan Tsh ses M
$500 Hampden lane. Bethesda Nd, w.
aStniHTEoMoBnE StiHE MECHANICs-6oes COM
mission; average $10O per VIZ: lst class class
Service 4ssS r. wssS sas blvd
GHHTo AZ MECHANICS te,: one for tune-up,
one for general work; commission. with
high guarantee; disqualification. insurance:
and vacation with pay. CAITHNESS
BUICK, INC, AIS Hampden lane, Be-
AUTO MECHANICS. Packard exper. pref:
salary or piecework: 5-day wk.; vacation
M NJ VEST % HALEY's. NC. 2o20 NJ st. NV;
AUTO MECHANIC. general experience. sood
Purchase. @ REINEs Moron Co, 1901 wis.
ave, between II and 4. 10
AUTo MECHANIC, $50 cash bonus TO any
Ist-class mechanic who proves satistas-
tory for q 3.mo. starting period: in addi-
ton you can make more money mere pc:
cause 1t Is the. areas most MODERN ana
best-eauipped shop. We have the late
YOU top earning: II you live outside Alex.
We viii fnd you living quarters; paid W:
cations, free hospital and life ms. ana
sick dement's; sick leave; guar, .,ss5: ,:a,sars:
beat this one Il you can: Wire; teiepnons
or see Earl Bridges, BENDALL. MOIOx
SALES: 1928 Prince st. Asxandria. H.
OV. 1900. -1e
Evening star., 1948-06-14

NORWOOD To-Day
for preliminary
hearin ON q
charge OF muir
der.
The 43 year.
old woman was
charged yester.
day In the death
Of her l1-year.
old d 4 u 6 h t E r
B a r b ara Ann
Barbara d ! e &
May Is after q
several.months :
] o ng illness oi
nausea,
Evening star., 1948-06-14
AUCTION SALES (cont. }

THOs. J. OWEN & SON. auetioneers. 43F
southern Building s-Irustess sale x,,,n: Of yalu
known .s premises No; 1881 hamliI
Sssx Ssfd of tT1s dated sssss r.eode,
ords Of the District Of Columbia, ane
at the request Of the party secured 1, there
at public auction in front Of the premises
4. ;asIa, sss .Ss ssoss
ds dsssaated a as sse and being q io. Is In BLOCK
Vision VI nen0n II South wseeE p.s
the District Of Columbia in Liber Count.
st folio 3d. po Aso ses, Fsr Of Boss "
said Surveyors once in Liber County {
at foios 1o2 and l94 sad part Ct block ss
tli aNots: AZ Al the date hereof this propeTty /
on m s p nd q sos m sSasrs sna
asseeistisn deed 81 trust for approxims M s.
sSs4s S 5: aSTesd t tms of Sale vhfs
paid II cash; 4 deposit ,2d,ns Of $500 ootot tot
ataqlare At purehssers cost. Terms 10 bs com.
piled with within thirty days, otherwise
deposit forfeited and tne property may
adss5tisss frdsfe.. and res0d at the
~ JAMES B. EVANS.
,.e,.,e NATHAN LEVIN,
ZED L. WILLIAMS & ZED L. WILLIAMS
Jr.. Auctioneers-Large sale of new. hool
sample and clean better-srade used fur.
ntqs n. 8Rd WMs h9asspod AueoN sstS Eous E E
New York ave. Tuesday tomorrow. com
mencing at = pm Duncan Phyfe 1O-pc
mahog. din. rm suite, French walnut com con,
tan tables. new mahos. and walnut iamr
and end tables, new bookshelves. new
table lamps other new furniture AN, ane
store. large lot used furniture. incl. bedrm
suites, dressers, chairs. studio and roll
away beds, odd china cases. late style
table top sas cook rsnge, beds: cor,plete
numerous other furniture and household
effects. Regular suction ;, sales OF fur
G,tpse ama Gther
phone, MA. 1920.
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 SON, auctioneers
Large attractive sale OF high-grade moderr
household furniture. Knabe and Duo,Ar1
new mirrors. large Victorian pier mirror
hotel carpet. rugs new electric ranges ane
dishwashers, water heaters. kitchen sink
stoktr, Dodge pickup body truck, etc
estate 1 +. q. Burke; I. Irwin soiotin. attoG.
signors. BY auction at WEscHLER'S. 90t
e st. NV. tomorrow. commencing 9:3t
am. High-grade mahosany breakfronl
and crusted tilt top lamp table. table ane
floor electrolieres< mahogany, maple anc
walnut bedroom groups twin and double
beds, box and coil springs. inner-spring anc
felt mattresses: china cases, metal utility
and kitchen cabinets; wool. summer and
skin russ; mahogany dining group, fre-
every room. and other personal effects
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