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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-13
Ernest Stires, Retired
Bishop Of Long Island

PALM BEACH, Fla, Feb. 49,
The Right Rev. Ernest Milmore
Stires. 84-year-old retired Episco-
pal bishop of Long Island, died
yesterday at his apartment in the
Breakers Hotel here.
Bishop Stires, who once served
without pay to help his clergy,
was leading figure in his church
and once was head of its House of
Deputies.
He served "a years as rector of
st. Thomas Protestant Church in
New York and in 1925 was named
coadjutor bishop of the four coun-
ties of Long Island.
Before he could be consecrated,
however, the bishop of the diocese
died and DR.. Stires was conse-
Grated as bishop with full juris-
diction.
He retired in 1912. He also had
served churches in Augusta, Ga,
and Chicago.
He came to Palm Beach six
weeks ago, as had been his custom
for several winters, and was
stricken with virus pneumonia two
weeks ago.
In the 1920s Bishop Stires re-
fused his $4,000 annual salary
for several years because of the
"pitiful" salaries paid to some of
the clergy. In 1928 a friend of
the diocese" offered to pay his
salary and the bishop had the
diocesan convention accept the
gift.
In addition to his widow, four
sons and a sister survive.
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August Reher, 701;; Gardening
AS Hobby Kept Him Busy
Retired Arlington
Matchmaker Always
Was Looking Ahead

August Reher died yesterday
afternoon in Arlington at the age
of 101.
His death was attributed to
pneumonia, which he had con-
tracted last November. The for
mer matchmaker and jeweler
who retired at the age of 80, had
been pursuing his active hobby of
gardening, until his illness, at the
home of his two daughters. Clara
land Bertha Reher. $40 North
Piedmont street, Arlington.
When he reached the century
mark. Mr.. Reher had 800 lockwood
growing around the house. He got
up every day at 7 am. to tend
them. Even at that age. his fam
lily said, he was a very active
man."
There's something about the
soil and the good. clean sunshine
that makes life worthwhile. he
said on his Tooth birthday.
He was always looking ahead"
his daughters said.
Every day he eagerly awaited
the newspapers SO that he could
keep abreast of daily events" Miss
Bertha Reher explained. Her ia
Their had read the newspapers
without the benefit of glasses for
the last 20 years, she added, hav-
ling gained his second sight" at
the age of 81.
Born on a farm in Germany in
1849, he came to this country in
1870. Five years later he married
Mary Hettiger of Ohio. who died
some years ago. Moving to Pana,
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Dr.. Rainard B. Robbins, ga,
Actuary, Pension Expert


HASTINGS, N. Y, Feb. 13.-Dr
Rainard B. Robbins, 81, consulting
actuary and former vice president
of Teachers Insurance and An
nuity Association. died here Sun
day after suffering a heart attack
at the home of a daughter, Mrs
Woolsey Carmalt.
DR.. Robbins lived in Charlottes-
vile, Va.
He was an authority on pension
plans and social security legisla-
ton and was adviser for the
United Nations pension program
and for the establishment of the
National Health and Welfare As
ISOLATION.
In 1945 he was a member of the
technical staff appointed by the
House Ways and Means Commit
tee to study proposed changes in
social security legislation.
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ILL.,, he entered the Matchmaking
trade. Eventually he opened his
own jewelry shop. Altogether he
spent so years in Pana. He came
to Arlington II years ago to retire.
Besides the two daughters with
whom he lived, Mr.. Reher is sur
vived by the following children.
William M. Reher, Mrs. Anna G
Blain and Omer j. Reher, all of
Chicago; Mrs. Teresa M. Schneider
Alton. ILL.,, and Laurence j. Reher
of Arlington.
He also leaves 81 grandchildren
and % great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held in
the Fitzgerald funeral home, 3245
Wilson boulevard, at $50 am
Thursday, followed by requiem
mass at st. Thomas More Church
IN Arlington at 10 am. Burial will
be IN Columbia Gardens Cemetery
Arlington.
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Mrs. Helen N. Briscoe,
Widow Of D. {. Printer

Mrs. Helen M. Briscoe, II, who
died Sunday, was to be buried
today in Cedar Hill Cemetery. after
3 pm. services in the Hines funeral
home. 2901 Fourteenth street NV
Mrs. Briscoe, a lifelong resident
of Washington, died in Georgetown
University Hospital after long
illness. She was the wife of Samuel
BriScoe, a printer for the old
Washington Times, who died 10
years ago. Her home was at 542O
Connecticut avenue NV.
Surviving are two sons, by a
previous marriage, Wilbur H.Amos
of Fort Lauderdale, Fla, and Nor
ris L. Amos, of the Connecticut
avenue address; a daughter. Mrs.
Thelma M. Davis. 1910 Green Tree
road. Bethesda, and two stepsons,
Samuel and William Briscoe.
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Bennett Meyers Faces
Tax Charges Friday
By the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Feb. 13.-Ben-
nett E. Meyers, former major gen.
eral and top Air Force supply
officer, will be arraigned in Fed
Ieral court here Friday on charges
of attempting to evade $61,3S0
in income taxes.
Meyers recently completed a
Federal prison term for persuad-
ing a former business associate
to give false testimony before a
Senate investigating committee.
He is accused of attempting to
avoid income taxes for 194l
through 1916.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-13

dress for about Is months. She
suffered a stroke Sunday night,
which caused the paralysis of her
entire body.
A native of Lynch Station in
Campbell County, Va, Mrs. Jones
was the daughter of William c..
and Pauline Smith. After her mar
riage to Thomas S. Jones. the
couple moved to his estate, Noun
tain View, Chatham, Va. Mr..
Jones died in 1894.
Open on Garden Tours.
The estate was a popular show
place on garden tours in Southern
Virginia. It's English architecture
and abundant lockwood made it a
mecca for many tourists.
Mrs. Jones left the estate in
1905 to come to Washington. She
lived at 1909 Irving street NV;
for some time before moving to
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
George r. Hudson. 1924 South
odhC1Cot 1OdO, al ll1lS GOll.
Mrs. Jones was a charter men,
Der of the Mount Pleasant Metho-
dist Church, predecessor of the
Francis Asbury Methodist Church,
3146 Sixteenth street NV, of
which she also was an active
member. She was the president of
the Women's Missionary Society
and organized the Gamma Sigma
Sunday School class.
Member of WCTU.
She was a member of the Wom-
ems Christian Temperance Union.
Besides her daughter, Mrs.
Jones is survived by three sons,
William S. Jones, 1440 Locust road
NV: Ralph D. Jones. 6207 Mel
vile place, Chevy Chase, Md, and
Thomas S. Jones, Hinsdale. ILL.,;
seven grandchildren and II great
grandchildren.
Funeral services are being de-
layed until Mrs. Hudson can re-
turn from Bermuda, where she is
vacationing. The services will be
held at II am. Saturday in the
S. H. Hines funeral home, 1901
Fourteenth street NV. Burial will
h. in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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pm. A half an hour later he was
pronounced dead by DR.. Charles
Dalton of the Emergency Hospital
staff, Death apparently was due
to natural causes.
Appointed co-ordinator of de-
tense activities for ARA on De-
cember 81, DR.. Rohwer in that
position headed the study of bio
logical warfare against livestock
and crops.
EntOm0logist Since 1909.
DR.. Rohwer, who lived at 3103
Key boulevard, Arlington, had
been an Agriculture Department
entomologist since 1909. He had
served as assistant chief of the
Plant Quarantine and Control
Administration. and from 1881
until his recent appointment he
was assistant chief of the Bureau
of Entomology and Plant Quar-
antine.
He was born in Telluride, Colo,
and attended the University of
Colorado. In 1948 that university
conferred on him an honorary
degree of doctor of science.
DR.. Rohwer was past president
of the American Association of
Economic Entomology, Biological
Society of Washington and the
chronological Society of Wash
lngton. He was past vice presi-
dent OF the Washington Academy
of Science and a member of the
chronological Society of America.
He also belonged to the Cosmos
Club.
Survivors Listed.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Portia B Rohwer; four sons, Karl
S. Rohwer. of Mobile, Ala; Gregor
g. Rohwer, Macon, Ca: Rolf D.
Rohwer. Golden, Colo, and Dom
aid D. Rohwer. 1924 North Veitch
street, Arlington, and a daughter.
Mrs. Portia Agadjanian, 1101
North Kensington street, Airing
ton. He also leaves nine grand
children.
Private funeral services will be
held at 2 pm, Thursday, in the
Pearson funeral home, Falls
Church. Burial also will be pri-
vate.
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home, 1858 Lo-
Gust road NV.
M r. C a sc Y
came here "a
years ago and
f orm e rly OPP
Grated a meat
stand in the old
Arcade Market,
F ur t e e n t h
street and Park
road NV. He
opened the ST.
permarket two
years ago. A
on, Paul F.
20 COW knnlx orron
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collapsed and
died last night
in the Agricul-
ture D e p a r t.
ment Building.
DR.. RohWer,
one of the Ma
TONS leading
e n t O mologists,
was found un-
conscious in a
t h ird = floor
Mushroom in
the east wing
of the Agricul-
t ure Depart
ment at, TAO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-13
Gustov {. Frobenius;
Compiled Rood Atlas
BY the Assoeiosed Press

INDIANAPOLIS Feb. 49,
Gustav E. Frobenius, IS, credited
by fellow workers with drafting
the first road atlas of the United
States. died yesterday.
The atlas was compiled by the
George F. Cram Co. from 1914 tc
1918. Mr.. Frobenius worked for
the Cram concern for 20 years
and then spent Is years as a
bridge craftsman for the Indiana
Highway Commission, retiring in
1947.
Born in Nuremberg. Germany
he had lived here So years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-13
Mrs. Annie Lucas, Luroy
Businessmun's Widow

SPeSTdI DTSpuICH 70 the oIoT
LURAY, Va. Feb. 13.-Mrs. An
ME Lucas. widow of Hubert Lucas,
Luray businessman, died of
heart attack early today at her
home here.
She is survived by four chill
dren; Richard Lucas of Winches-
ter; Mrs. Merle Winsboro, Mrs.
Virginia Ramsburg and Miss Helen
Lucas, all of Luray.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-13
Herbert |. Harley, ~;
Founded Judicafure Society
BY the Associated Press

BY The Associofed Press
ANN ARBOR. Mich, Feb. 49,
Herbert L. Harley. 70, founder OF
the American Judicature Society
died at his home yesterday.
Mr.. Harley, former newspaper
man, founded the society in 1913
to improve legal procedure and
administration of justice.
The society has a membership
of 1000 made up of lawyers and
judges throughout the country.
Until his retirement in 1915, Mr.
Harley served as secretary-treas-
urer of the society and editor of
its journal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-13
Prof. Ernest Lorenzen

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 10 (P).-
Ernest G. Lorenzen. rs, professor
of law at Yale University for 81
years, died at his home here yes
terday. For the last two years he
was professor at Hastings College
of Law here.
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Franklin H. Harrington,
Widely Known as Mason

FREDERICK, Md, Feb. 10
Franklin H. Harrington, 66-year-
old employe of the State Roads
Commission, died in Frederick
Memorial Hospital yesterday after
an illness of several days.
He was widely known for his
work in Masonic orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-13

Southern Vir-
GINA e st a t e.
died yesterday
morning in the
h o m e of a
frie nd Mrs
Katie Adamson,
7028 E a S t ern
avenue NV.
Mrs. Jones,
who had been
partially para
lyZed for the
last five years,
had been stay
ing at the East
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HIT Mrnturtai11

THOMPSON. MARY E. In loving mem
DRY Of our dear wife and mother, MARY
r. THOMPSON, who departed this life
six year ago today, February ID. 1945.
Just a line of sweet remembrance,
Just a memory fond and true;
Just token of love and devotion
That our hearts still hold for. you:
HER LOVING HUSBAND, SAM. AND
DAUGHTER, VIOLA.
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Darn nf Thanka

GHER, MARIE A. The family of the late
MARIE A. SHEER wish to thank the min
lister. friends and relatives for their eX-
pressions of kindness during the sickness
and at the death of their loved one,
Abe SHEER AND CHILDREN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-13
Mrs. Pauline |. Jones,
IS, Was Prominent in
Methodist Activities

Mrs. Pauline Leftwich Jones, IS,
prominent Washington Methodist
church worker for the last so years
and former owner of a well known
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Patrick F. Casey, S.;
ISupermarket Owner

Patrick Francis Casey, Sc. owner
of the P. F. Casey Supermarket
at 1419 Park road NV, died yes
terday of a heart ailment at his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-13
|Dr. Sievert A. Rohwer.
Noted EntomoIogist,
|CoIIapses and Dies

DR.. Sievert Allen Rohwer. 81,
recently appointed co-ordinator
of defense activities for the Agri-
culture Research Administration,
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5OHNSUN, EDWARD. To the Oficers and
ILL., members of Morning Star Lodge
@S3 NO. 40. !. B. P o. E. of W:
HN8H You are hereby notified of the
IL AjJ session OF sorrow for our late
N~ brother, EDWARD JOHNSON
- At the home, 1886 18th st. NV.
80 Tuesday. February IS, 1851, at
m. Funeral Wednesday, February IA,
a. | pm, from the First Baptist Church,
@'th s. and Dumbarton ave NV,
CHARLES YOUNG. Exalted Ruler.
LAWRENCE S. HARRIS, Fin. Sec.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-13

Ist IT. FRED D., who was
raised to the sublime degree
OF a Master Mason in john F.
Cook Lodge, No. 10, F.. A. A.
NJ. November 20, 194S, was
killed in action in Northwest
Korea on January 30, 1851.
BY order of
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EDWARD. Departed this life
at 2:30 pm. On Friday. Feb
ruary 8, 1851. at Mount Alto
Veterans Hospital, EDWARD
JOHNSON. past commander of
Sergt. George Berry Camp, No.
10. Department of Potomac,
II 8 w V E1neral IN NNad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-13

WHITE. FRANK L. Departed this life
York City. FRANK L. WHITE. son of the
mourn their loss a wife, Ethel White:
two aunts, Mrs. Mamie Mason and Mrs
Gertrude Greene; two cousins and a
host OF friends, Funeral on Thursday
night. February Is. at O'Clock from the
Mount Airy Baptist Church IAs
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CHARLES S. COLLIER. x. C. C. H,
HEITMULLER. w. CHARLES NJ IN n,
Iuescay, February 10, 1851. at Washing
ION Sanltarium. W. CHARLES HEIT-
MuLLER, Jr., of $40 Cr:ttenden st. NV.
beloved husband of Helena II. HeitmulIer
son Of w. Charles ST.. and Mrs Minnie
Spengler Heitmuller; brother of Theo-
aofe Il Heitmuller, Miss Hortense c.
6nneltmuller. Mrs. Pauline Mattinely and
MRS Selma Boehne. all of WashinRton.
u. c. Notice Of funeral later.
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JAMES T. BELL, Commander.
LEWIS L. VAUGHN, Adjutant.

JAMES r. BELL, Commander.
LEWIS L. VAUGHN, Adjutant.
Ii. 1851, Mrs. MAIZE JONES Of 1878
N. c. ave. ne, beloved mother Of
Lewis Proctor and sister of Ollie Proctor
She also is survived by other relatives
and friends Remains resting with L. E.
Murray & Son, 1887 10th st. NV, where
prayers will be offered Wednesday. Feb
ruary IA. at $50 am, follow by re-
QUEEN mass at Holy. Reoeemer Church at
Cemetery.
KOCH, ROSA E. J. On Monday, February
u, 1851, at 3720 Upton st. NV. ROSA
NV. Services at the S H. Hines Co. Fu-
neral Home, 290l 14th st. NV, on Tues
day, February 10. at 7:30 pm. Inter-
ment Allentown. Pa.
LANGLOTZ, HORTENSE L. On Monday,
February 10. 1851, at her residence, 1924
Lee highway. Arlington, Va, .HORTENSE
L. LANGLOTz. daughter of Mrs. Lou
Langlotz and mother of Ronald A. Lang
lotz all of the above residence. Services
will be held at Gawler'S Chapel. 1856 Pa.
ave. NV, on Thursday. February Is, at
2 pm: Baltimore: Md, and Philadel-
phia. Pa, papers please copy) IA
LEHMAN. JACOB H. On Sunday. Febru-
airy IL. 1851 at Mount Alto Hospital,
JACOB H. LEHMAN, beloved father of
Mrs. Mary F.. O'Neil, David R. Lehman
and James w. Lehman and brother OF
David R. Lehman. Funeral from the
st, NV, on Wednesday, February IA,
at : pm. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
tery. 10
LEHMAN yAcop III Nsox,L. 80 1-,,,..
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SPELLER, ISADORE B. In loving mem
DRY of ISADoRE B. sPELLER.
shall never forget the sincere loving,
faithful and devoted wife you were to
me: And the attentive, sacrificing and
loving mother you were to our children.
TO forget you! I could not. hope to
meet you some day.
YOUR LOVING HUSBAND. BUD: CHILL
DREN; vERNELLE, TAWANA AND
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POULTRY, RABBITS 6 EGGS

PuLLETS, white leghorn: starting to
lay; approx. 100: 81 so each for
al DE-, E. J, LAuGHLIN, sH- p IA
NEW W HAMPSHIRE RED PULLETs. 1s
wks. old, $3.50 each: fryers 40
cents pound. LO 5-1a75. .
BOTTEY BROODER, 500 size. SIS:
picker and scalder. sloo; . James
way 500 floor oil brooders. S25; rab-
bit hutches. fur stretchers. crooks
ASBURY B HAMMOND, Fairfax,
8ABY CHICKS S775. 100. COD
New Hsmpshires. Barred Rocks,
White Rocks and Heavy Assorted
Price al Hatchery HICKMAN
HATCI ERY Bellefonte "a Pa
RABBITS. -. does, ready for breed
ing. s section hutch, S25 for all.
Bowie 53o2
PHEASANTS. beautiful
full-winged birds Also geese and
guineas: Vienna tva,i l56-W-3.
RABBITS. New Zealand white breed
ers. young; cages and ducks. AL
TOMPKINS. Waldorf 3lI4
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MIScEL. FOR SALE Cont

RUGS-Several room-sized Chinese
and Oriental. superior quality. new
cond.; also few scatter sizes; large
room sized. new broadloom carpet
ing; less than wholesale: also French
marquetry desk and love seat. Sligo
RUG, 9xl2 Wilton; floral design; $50
Green cloth coat, Persian trim, siz,
1915; S25. WI. 3437.
RUGS, Persian and Chinese: 25 room
low as S175. while they last best
buy in town; priced below imita tons
All carry full guarantee. ARMENIAN
ORIENTAL RUG CO.. 2409 18th st
NV Ia
RUGs-Genuine Oriental, large and
small, greatly reduced. CASSA-
BIAN. 1904 o ST.. at Wis. ave.
Karstan; $50. RA. 54S7.
RUGS. Oriental; several scatter and
runners. CO. 0636.
RUG, 9xl5 Bigelow blue twistweaye
rug and ozitee liner; good cond'
RUG. brown, Administer. ax12; noral
pattern; $50. LU. l-0S15.
RUG, blue broadloom. 9x15. witt
pao; excellent cond. JU. 1-Sas3.
RuG-9xl2 wool 81. s11 x st, ne.
RuGs. axl2, decorators blue; 2 scat.
S65 LA. 6-6965.
RUGS. broadloom carpetine. blue
lxlT and 1lXl5. with pads. Ex-
eel. cond; sac. ,Sl95. OR, 2osS. :
RUG. Amer. Oriental. 9xl2. beaut
colors, excel cond., $50; also
runners Reas OR. 2oSs.
RUGS, beige all-wool Carvetex bS
Mohawk, l.Xl9 $500. with mat;
ax9 with mat. $3.50: also blond NAH
DE. 640O. Ext. 419. after q.
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oStboard face place. eh''g5 Bed inSasro eN1ena
sion. center rest. sanding drum. all
for S24. OR 9665.
WRIST WATCH, Lady Elgin: solid
gold: brrand-new; very beautiful;
xNas ", s'ss1tGf: sFEfrrsss se s''s g. recording
eoMMrss1os etsRh IS e. sHoP' oPen Nd "a sdSs 3esay
YACHT. 66l2 IT. Documented. Com
pletely EQUIP. for year'round living
sfSGER Rst2E sR2E sEwiNc Gal MAcMISERepos- ME e7S
balance due SINGER SEWING E1S1SeiI MAJ IA
CHINE ,, CENTER. q 1919 Mimi. ave.
UNUSUAL GIFT from RoD1N JEWELS
mustafd nsse seed rsih nothns ss shall frsn 81 @
possible unto YOU" Charm $3.50.
SINGER INC Z sEW1SG " SiG MAcHISs IA TSf One
demonstrator available at reduced
price. SINGER SEWING CENTER
342l Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 4244
doll furniture; SHOES shoes. snD' 5a; clossinF oeaSeF
Book s%aI s5as oF 1S kSoWLr6gE sts SH 1893 WI,
IfoSfE GSSf eGns TRAINS. rs bo ~ sase o tract.
cHabcksFT, fhfhi Rzi 'Isi Il volume set. RcA
record player, twin maple bed
stead, curtain stretchers. TU. O139.
like new; $40. FR. 1858.
SINGER Sewing Machine. Long bob
bin. tresdle. $50. 10. 2-1539. --3
FOR SALE--Gentleman's overcoat,
dark dss blue Glue ssi65ss si5s 40; S Sl5; Sso7 Conn;
tnei na~ie or Daaeer sao4, d. T. oss7 TsFth
FOR SALE to builder-Doors, ga.
light fixtures. bathtub. wooden iii.
THE sSfoRTING News. 1saS over go,
back issues from 1899; sell for besi
LIONEL TRAINS repaired; factory
se sre 81 service sae for es; eyer 20
p1ess sasis s1pERros faz ssms nocs g. rfaneee EEEe
TRIO CO.. 1410 L st. NV. RE
1927. Parking available. III
FRIGIDAIRE, 7-ft. elec. refrigerator
$50; tabletop gas stove, S35. 62Os
10th ave- Green Meadows, Hyatts-
SINGER SEWING MACHINE - uset
fWISo sasSdls measi eGN1Es slss5 soz sINGEr Wis9I
. 9TaxIInS; 3Iyd All; Va a c,;Iz, oX 1900. "a
ers OF French homes; interior dec.
orator can furnish beautiful doors
| hand carved panels. cornice, mold.
ings, fowered tile. French hardware
brought from Paris. Contact Boz
239-B. Star. %
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CATTLE & LIVESTOCK

HEAVYWEIGHT HUNTER. has been
hunted With the Potomac HUNT.
PONIES. 3 Shetland colts. Z mo. old;
several other well-broken, sentle.
2 'isols YOUNG BRED BEEF cows with 5
mo. Hereford calves at side; cows
about 1000 lbs; calves. 350-400
lbs: Sat. Sun. or eyes,. Vienna
HoLsTEiNs. S nd. COWS and heifers;
3 fresh, others soon, 1nsleside n.
SHETLAND PONY. one small geldins,
one. large Western pony, palomino,
aS and one one os,S s-Eheel horse trailer,
one Msi'sSlds sAaNES aSSe doe and l ros. "a doe
2 Tog kids; l buck. l doe. Gail
GUERNSEY : COW. years old; pa to
gallons daily; milk very rich: $500.
Z; L. REEs. "a miles south Of ster-
north on Route 6O7 from Route so;
no 1o ,d phone; not here Sunday after
ANGUS BULL. , yrs. old; t,ne breed
eHNDS !as S'CS: %EADoRs Rsjfsfs FARM NJ @sf! SFsa
10 ABERDEasNN ANGUS cows; to :
yrs. old: all calves vaccinated for
bangs. Call Washington, va. 21oi.
FoRL F5oRLMa2HE s2EE. farms, hd saod vo0r, STD siock
10 puTebred Brahman cows, 3 with
calves at side; remainder bred. Call
Cla rksvtlle. Md. 6S3-J-I. -" =
WESTERN SADDLE and bride nearly
new, new. complete with saddle pads and
NEW ARMY Mcclelland saddles:
$50; 20 used English saddles from
$40; genuine Western pony sad
die st9. ofs., fssT.,oMfBocK. 1878 M st
GOATS. Toggenburg does and kids
stock. SH 02O6.
MARE PONY, extra quiet. for small
children: drives well; 6-yr. -old we'll
colts, .Palomino and spot; a group
of quiet. reasonable horses would
make excellent gifts; will hold till
christmas; a new selection of color
iul fs pony pony SADDLES r and brides; new
I'd: Temple Hills, Md. .LO 3-s022.
With second calf; 1925. clarksyille
BsT s,Sd MAGE; s., I .3.1a Yrs old; AZ so hands,
SHEEP in lots, ewes and ram. S275
last year all ewes had twinsS. WO.
WANTED-5-saited or walking horse,
sound, gentle and suitable for lady
Phone or write DIR. w. E. EGGERT.
Culpeper. Va. Phone Culpeper 1851
RARE ANTIQUE Mcclellan saddle for
sf'1 1859 HSS sroMBocks ONES kk.sssss sssy
eSEkNsEx u Il By; BULLS ta,, reg, l. 81
burg 360-J-2. Gaithersburs. Md.
SADDLE-Leckie English saddle, ex-
cellent condition; reasonable. GE.
7lW after pm.
PONIES-Three weIl-broken ponies.
ideal for Christmas. Apply PONY
RIDE, COOL Marlboro pike. HI.
GUERNSEY CALF, 7 weeks old, sired
from Maryland University bull,
Inheritor. Call HI. -7743.
SHOW PONY for sale, name, Made
moiselle: won 3 ribbons in nationall
hoFe show. this year. Also black
pony hlly; both reas. and will hold
BLACK ANGUS STEER, approxi-
LAZY s RANCHwHorses to suit any
rider for hire or sale. pony rig
for the little kids: lge. show rig
for beginners and practice. Won
derful riding country. "a horse
mans heaven" one mile past An
drews Field road on Marlboro pike
one LARGE WORK HORSE for sale
YHaRgIING issgi STEERS, a7 H.r.fords,
30 Angus. 1928 each. Call early for
either lot. Rockville 3416. Rock
Vile 3424. 81 -S !