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Evening star., 1955-01-21
lfeNEILL Q USsERY, Attorneys,
SIJ 18th ST.. NV. t5l
Republic 1-SOl6.
9flAd Ian a I0kk uarrv NJ r1.,ii

rheu jan. - &Apoi h1ITy N. null.
SdsE SETEb sfs2s DsTRT 2ste9Si sSURf
lG JAMES Sc r. s!riss TisoM%soSSo. Soiu9oia e Al.
VEsTMENT CORPORATION. et al,
object Of this suit Is TO remove
cloud on title to real estate situate
known as Lot 80 In Henry A.
ytsths sHndiyision Of lots in
recorded In Liber No. so, Folio IO7
Of the Records Of the once Of the
surveyor OF the District Of Colun1-
hia and now designated on the
Records Of the Assessor Of the Dis
tTict Of Columbia for taxation pur-
poses as Lot 80 IN Square 43I9.
On motion o fthe plaintiffs, II Is this
ath day Of January. 1855. ordered
That the defendant Matt Hail Ad-
before the foTtistS day, exclusive
Of Sundays and legal haiidays, oc-
curing after the uay Of the mrs:
publication OF this order: other.
with as in case Of default. Provided
. copy OF this order be published
Weeks in the WASHINGTON Law Re.
porter. and The WASHINGTON Eve.
ming Star Newspaper before said
day. tS.l r. B, KEEcH, Judge
tSeal) Attest: HARRY ~. Hull.
Clerk. By MARGARET =. uEoKR
Deputy Clerk. lA7.14,M .
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DOYLE MITCHELL. President

ALL INCOME TAXES
Bth and D n Nv. municipal tax center.
100 bth st. NV. RIM. 203. RE. 7-s1ll
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ANTHONY ]. sICELlAN0, Attorney
ioig wsss,.s,s.' Werner. Ays;. r. NV. NV.

UNITED STATES DIsTRIcT COURT
for the District o. Columbia. Hold
Adninistration This Is 10 Give
Notice: That the subscriber. o. the
state Of VirEiniA has obtained from
the Probate Court Of the Distrtet
on the estate d william 3, Wrenn,
late Of the District .of Columbia,
deceased. an persons hsvins CLAIM.
Ssrlsd 70 sshIsii ne saIs. with ths
tieated. 20 ne suhseriher. on 9,
1855: cikefviss they may by lav
Be excluded froln ell bsneft o. said
estete. Given pndef ny hand thiI
hbsaiabsddr 90 :. wssss. aaess.,' n. sSs sss
lSa AlezendEis Xs; Seell AtssstI 3
sIsst S.''i 81 ' 12sss's Ri;s':' dssit 3 S''an'''
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JOSEPH r. TUMULTY, Ir., Atternes
1917 r 81. NV.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court ty--No. S0S34, Ad-
ministTation.- is 10 Give Mo-
tice: That the subscriber. Of the
District Of Columbia has. obtained
from the Probate Court q the Dis
trict Of Columbia, Letters TestA-
mentary on the estate Of J. Frank
Richmond, hate Of ths District oi
Columbia, deceased. An persons
having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned 70 exhibit tbs
same, with the vouchers thereof
scriber, on OF before the iiih day
OF July, AID. 1885; otherwise they
may hy law be excluded from Al
benefit Of said estate. Given under
my hand this 18th day Of January
1855. MARIAN H. RICHMOND
b26S watson 81 NV l9eal
Attest: THEODORE cooSWELL
REGISTER Of Wills for. the District q
Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Court. lal4.2l. z6
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AUCTION SALES
C. @. SLOAN q CO., NC, AUCTi
Auctioneers-Appraisers
L A r @ z 8 A L =
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

AND FURNISHINGS
AT sLoAN,S AUCTION, 715 18th ST
NV. SATURDAY, JANUARY 22NE
AT 10 AN.
ANTIQUE Flemish tapestry, pair oi
antique Better chairs. Philco tele.
vision set, RCA IL" teleyision set
six ANTIQUE paintings. coffee tables,
gany extension table. upholstered
seat and back occasional chairs
mahogany dining room suite ant
other dining room furniture, bed.
room furniture consisting OF beds
coil springs. box springs, mattresses
chests OF drawers, bureaus and van
ity dressers; upholstered sofas arc
armehsirs, double and single dool %
yiolins and. bows and cases. 2t
ladies fur coats. china, glassware
bric-a-bric. etc.
INC. Aucts. Established 1891.
ja20,2l
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HELP-MEN tcons.,

AUTO sALEsAfAN-Exper. used cars,
70 ,cin small sales force q Ions
excellent proposition and oppor.
srs.ty snnitiy for right Sna man. Call Mr.
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HElP-MEN
Accounting Trainee

Reyn9lds Metals Company has a
8 sound academic BACKGROUND Il
accounting: position located Ii
Richmond. Va. Applicant shoult
have veterans, status; college de
gree; be willing to travel II neces
sary and have Q desire to accep
responsibility. Experience Is. not ,
requirement Write Personnel Dept
sts., Richmond. Va. stating qualih
cAtions -2d
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opening for energetic young man;
adiustine and collecting monthly
SILVER FINANCE CO.
S407 Georgia Ave, Silver Spring. Nd.
-23
ADVERTISING AGENCY is willing to
make attractive offer Of salary plus
ohigh commissions to an experienced
agency account executive. Our em-
ployes are advised of this adver-
tisement. Please write giving full
resume to Box 375-S. star.
ALUMINIUM STORM WINDOW IN.
sTALLERS. experienced In installa-
ton Of storm windows: need trucks
and tools. good salary. Apply Mon.
day through Friday, Q 70 8. 2314
4th ST.. ne. -22
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN, YER
satility more important than ex-
perience; permanent. future. Large
national manufacturer steel parti-
ttons. =. F, HAUSERMAN CO., 633
Munsey Bldg. Call DI. 7-2731.
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THOS. ]. OWEN . SON. Auctioneefs
iii Z st. NV.

ihqSssf BRicR pwEiL1Sa VIZ N BENG iSsS'ik ikNoWN %
AS PREMISES NUMBER lQ16 IN
DEPENDENCE AVENUE, lFORMER-
LY B STREETl SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue OF Q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. In Liber No. 9204.
Folio sos ct sea, of the land records
Of the District Of Columbia, and at
t.hs ssauest Of The party secured
Of the premises. on TUESDAY. THE
TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF JAN
uARY A,p,, 1855. AT FOUR
scribed land and premises, situate
In the District of Columbia. and
designated as and being Lot rs. In
Gessford's subdivision Of certain lots
In Square 96s, as per plat recorded
II The once q the surveyor tS5 sG
g folio 100. subject to right Of was
Terms: Sold subject to q prior tbuild.
approximately $5,013.i3 further
particulars Of which viii be an
nounced at time Of sale: the pur-
chase price above said trust TO bs
paid In. cash. A deposit Of S60n. .OC
required. Conveyaneing, recording
etc, at purchasers cost. Adjust.
TTsnls Tsas q aSs Sc eomped fasa With 0l ~ssr ssas
thirty days, otherwise deposit for.
feited and The property may be ad.
vertised and resoid ct the discretion
gETERs T. sTATHEs.
1A14.17.lQ.21.2A Trustees.
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10 PIoee Q
STAR CLASSIFIED AD
Coll
Sterling $4,000
Closing Hours:

Closing Hours:
SUNDAY EDITION. 10 PM. FRIDAY
MONDAY EDITION. sP.M SUNDAY
TUES. to FRI, 9 PM. DAY BEFORE
SATURDAY EDITION. 10 Pm. FRI.
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AUTO SALESMAN

For our modern -used-cer dept: IN
creasing our sales stan to men
due, to the fast sale OF our 1855
make this increase, Big earninss 70
qualified man wishing to improve
preserit position; must have proven
qualification and backEround IN this
business: maximum age SO. See
Mr.. SpuYrier. H. ], BROWN POM
TlAC, mo. 1545 Wilson blvd, Arl.
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ADJUSTER

Small loan company has immediate
ADJUSTING and collecting monthly
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AUTO sALESMEN-We have 2 OPEN
inRs in our sales dept. for experi-
enced men who are not afraid TO
work. Our small sales stan enables
and an excellent chance to earn
real money. See Mr.. Miller at our
new location, 1901 Conn. ave. NV,
EN-. $4,000. L. p. Stafford NASH,
INC. --23
AUTO sALESNGEN-we need t2). az
gressive new-car salesmen. with ex-
perience. to sell the No. l car OF the
year: excellent commission plan plus
other benefits: demonstration firn.
LOGAN MOTOR CO., 2017 Va. ave.
nv NE. e-2S1S. Ask for Mr.,
AUTO SALESMAN for large old es-
tablished GIN dealer in Metro. area,
has opening for the right man, Ex-
per. and must be aggressive. Age
$685. Box l0S-R, Star -23
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For ct. Charles Kitchens. Under IS,
with car. Write VoELL CUSTOM
Kitchens. Detail education. employ
ment record and earnings. State
church, and club membership. Send
examples, your Job measurements.
layoutS, perspective, remodeling esti.
mates, Interview granted only after
roview nf apniiraStan s9N
Evening star., 1955-01-21

AUTOMOBILE MECHANICe-2 ex-
pert Buick mechanice. Waring Hart,
service MANAGER, OHIO WILLIAMS
BUICK. 1710 Good Hope I'd. Sc;
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-09-24
JESSE OWENS ON
"PERSON TO
PERSON" SEPT. %

Composer-conductor Leonard
Bernstein, who started practising
the piano at. the age of 10, and
former Olympic track champion
Jesse Owens, who started running
when he was 10, will welcome
Edward r. Murrow Person to
Person." Friday, Sept. % (CBS
Television, 10:30-i PM, EDIT.
Jesse Owens, his wife, Ruth and
their three daughters, Glori, 70,
an elementary school teacher;
Beverly, 8, and Marlene, is, will
be visited by Murrow at their Chi
cago home. Probably Americas
most famous track star, he took
four first places in the 1895
Olympics. Owens now is Secretary
Of the Illinois Athletic Commits
sion and has an interest in an
insurance business as well.
"Person TO Person" is produced
by John A. Aaron and Jesse Zous-
mer in cooperation with Edward
R. Murrow. Editorial associates
are John Horn and David Moore.
Directors are Charles N. Hill, Ro-
bert Sammon and Franklin Schaf-
finer.
The series is sponsored by the
American Oil Company, repre-
sented by the Joseph Katz Co,
Hamm Brewing Co. through
Campbell Mithun, Inc. and the
Elgin National Watch Co, through
Young & Rubicam, Inc.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-09-24
$4,000 Seen For Bethune-
fAMU Clash October Il

JACKSONVILLE - Especially
=" j. 1t will be the greatest
game in Jacksonville'S history :"
This sums up the opinion ex-
pressed by the committee person.
mel regarding the forthcoming
football game between the Be
thune-Cookman College Wildcats
and the Florida A and M Univer-
sity Rattlers.
The stella grid attraction
scheduled for Saturday evening,
Oct. % in the mammoth Gator
Bowl is expected to lure some
$4,000 fans to watch the grid
struggle between the two Florida
football powers. The game will
mark the first time that the two
schools have clashed in Gate
way City"
Last Saturday the committee
which is composed of officials Of
the two schools, five members of
the Jacksonville alumni associa-
tons of the two schools, and FIVE
citizens of the community, met
for the second time to review
plans made additional plans for
the contest. DR.. Richard v. Moore,
president of Bethune-Cookman
presided. Final remarks weS
made by DR.. George w. Gore, Jr.,
president of Florida A and IA
University.
Members of the citizens group
are as follows: Joe Higdon, DR..
James HI. Lewis, Kenneth knight,
Miss Eartha White and James H.
Wilmington. Representing the Be-
thune-Cookman Alumni aSsocia-
ton are the following persons
DR.. James H. Green, Edward
Barnes, Peter Clayton, Nathaniel
Davis, and Mrs. Alma c. Monroe
Daniels.
The Florida A and M Alumni is
represented by Mrs. Lucille Cole
man, St. Clair Evans, Charles
James, DIR. w. B. Stewart, and
Claude Hilliard.
Other members of the committee
include the business managers,
athletic directors, presidents, and
public relations directors OF the
schools.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-09-24
FLORIDA
NORMAL LIONS
MEET sc. SAT-.

The Florida Normal and In
dustrial Memorial College Lions
have begun their third week of
practice. The second week of
practice ended with an intra-
squad game, with the "a" team
winning over the 'eB" team 1910.
The Lions will open the
gridiron season against the South
Carolina Area Trade School of
Denmark, S. c. on Sept. "a.
Hear Coach Lorenzo Thomas
and Coach l.. w. Seabrook, a
newcomer to the Lions den, are
expecting to produce one of the
strongest all-round teams in the
history of the school. The Lions
will be facing strong COMPETE
ton all season, because they will
be striving to keep the SEAC
champion title for the second
year.
Along with a few returning
Iettermen the Lions this season
have fine group of rockies.
Coach Thomas has changed play
ers about considerably in order
to improve the Lions attack. JEFF
ferSon, All-Conference center last
year, has been shifted to fill
back and Joseph Pete, one of the
guards on the championship team
last. year, has been changed to a
halfback slot. Abraham Gordon,
Edward Robinson, Andrew Law
renee, Carl Smith, Ralph Vinson
and Clemon Daniels have shown
much improvement in their re-
spective positions and appear
ready for action.
The Lions first home game will
be on Oct. 3 against Edward
Waters College of Jacksonville
The 1855 schedule follows:
Sept 24-South Carolina Area
Trade School at Denmark, sc
Oct. Edward Waters at, st
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-09-24
CHARGE NEGRO
COUPLE TRYING
TO MAKE HUGE
PROFIT

Southern Pines, N. c. (ANP) A
Negro couple who offered their
newly purchased home for sale
after white neighbors objected to
to make an "exorbitant" profit
them, have been accused of trying
from resale of the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin L. White,
of New York, did not deny the
charges. They said they did not
want to make it appear they were
selling their race down the river"
by retreating in the face of OPP
position and therefore they felt
they should realize profit if they
sold.
The white neighbors, about 80 Of
them, held a meeting after the
Martins announced they would
sell the home they bought at a
price of $4,000 for $4,000. The
group issued statement after
the meeting.
''It appears that the Martin l..
Whites are trying to extract an
exorbitant price from the innocent
property holders OF this (Ken-
woody subdivision, for the great
injustice these same whites are
doing these residents" the state
ment said.
A spokesman for the neighbor-
hood group said all but one or two
of the families in the Kenwood
subdivision were at the meeting.
He said the statement would be
given to H. l.. Graves, contractor
who developed Kenwood, along
with the request that he not "suc-
cumb to pressure" and pay 500, 1000
for the house.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-09-24

Augustine
Oct. 8-Savannah State at St.
Augustine
Oct l5-Claflin u. at Orange
burg, SC
Oct. 22-Morris College at Sump-
ter, c. S.
Oct. 29-Open
Nov. 5--Aibany State at Albany
Nov. l2-Paine College (Home-
coming) at St. Augustine
Nov. 24-FAMU Engineers at St
Petersburg
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-14

the white
qanted with Negroes especially with those who live
among a pattern
people intelligence
little intelligence
all OF the the they
maid other Negro working
favorable has resulted In such Negro beaying
stealing lying sfesness sovenness stupidity
white will set himself authority Negroes
clare without hesancy that all Negroes that
treated such
To a white Negro
tegenty his opinion
evidence Of being independent thought The shock usually
disturbing to his idea southern Negro that quite
genders contempt and hatred instead OF respect
IL nothing the South Negroes TO invite white
churches
at least what the intelligent white
thinks addition capacity
bout tho white folks
cumstances tho other hand would ne
would invitation southern
white college church. Rotary Kwans Exchange Club elsewhere
important for this country exchange students with other
countries America with
OF Russia think high time the South that program,
be effect to white exchange visits churches
schools other II
OF both the forming shaping
the thinking of the
courage leaders
would like the beddden
them line with without giving oppor-
unity to be the policy making To do
the startling inviting Negroes white
pits speak before white and white schools colleges
universities
At first program will opposed
ton OF which the ractonary South capable The
will employment
Negro policemen begun here In the believe
respect acquainted
Carolina Durham N. o. TIMES
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-14
In Memoriam, Emmeff Till

Mississippi 14-year stn goes
unpublished It win be punished nevertheless there higher
law than Mississippfs
TIL a child traditions
little
hanged neck depth
Of the
Men be forgiven prejudice of i'm
perfect understanding their religion; righteous
done brutal murder Those elsewhere, who
done danger Till He
only his life TO that including his
soldierfather killed fighting
proposition that all
this in danger of losing their
The soul Of Emmett but il
thing July
God Almighty who placed this distinctive
My son, to others, any Of
Like children rreplaceable
hereby send him other who his brothers,
childish
fell nonethee
and the Heaer made that night beneath certain
writing be that offenses
man by VIII offe
Sleep Till; you avenged. will
membered against evil is
years
nothing
Whatsoever spoken darkness be
light that the body
which after he hath killed hath to cast into hell Are
sold for rngs and not of them forgotten
God? therefore value than
sparrows"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-14
Maxfield School: Pride OF
Achievement

ST Paul citizens the Elementary
feel pride their
pride and credit should extend the
muny which made the erection possible
terrific odds opposition.
Readers OF this win parents
spurred into action when school board
field school ignored
building seemed went work keep
promise
undauned the community leadership
dlduals like Rev Floyd Massey
liam sayes and others organized
muny Negroes and whites In greatest community
action
The small band OF well led supported
weekly stories this proud
only which early supported fully aspirations
parents Of the district for decent building
that
opposition campaign a new from
within the community itself usually
opposed the and predicted
conspicuous those taking public
held week
The chief dedication speaker gracousy
the negative those assembled
charitable
knowing the intelligent
worked the school obligation quiet
negative keep Maxted from be.
hoping Join in
progress battle the time
thrill pride community
that persons Cities pay elementary
beauty appointments
community
serves and the educational processes
Our congratulations every
in the slightest helped make the MsSd reality
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-14
EpiscopoIions Strike Out Aqoin

General Convention Honolulu the Protest.
Episcopal all places the
1858 convention.
Ironically Epscopalians Honolulu convention had been
shifted Houston all of the churchs delegates
treatment in Texas Thus by
accepting the Epopaans to be
jumping out of the frying pan into the fire.
selecting Miami Beach New York City the Epicopaans
minister declared "Cooed have
Miami Beach hotels without
question about race"
all right but what the Episcopaans well
operators overlook that don't
Miami Beach, other city just to be tolerated
We would like to be welcomed where spend not
all Few Miami Beach hotels
/ any, provide this welcome
Moreover the Episcopans forget that convention is
than hotel lodging delegates What else cood delegates
do Miami Beach?
they dining
when hungry? What will the movie
sellers do when they relax movie? win all the
delegates facilities without
All know the these questions There should have
question the selection of the 1858 Episcopal
Wherever held delegates should be
just as IS they OF City.
Christians those don't to be-
Afro American
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-14
Truth OF The Matter

Tho Saturday Minneapolis Morning TRIBUNE story
on this attack
eutve director Of the Minneapolis Employment
mission ended with this paragraph:
He LELAND pointed progress employment minority mem
bers In the Minneapolis retail field system city
sied jobs industry office
OF progress during his tenure with the
tees commission"
In other wods public believe he
played an important part improving minority
people, which Inference not In accordance with the
This the Minneapolis League
Joint Committee Equal Opportunity
minneapolis Pc under Mr. Leland had anything do with the
progress fulsomey reported by him.
our files correct substantial progress
OF the different job
Minneapolis city council set
executive
Mr. Leland has been allowing wCcoTv documentary
employment around the city In II
First National Bank Minneapolis
his administration OF FPC made the placements the
The truth OF the Minneapolis League
Minneapolis pastor made tho which opening
First National Bank possible.
The first Negro school
In 30
innauglrated.
the department
mittec for Employment Opportunity petitions
and cooperation OF the Urban Industrial
from New England Furniture Co. president Charles
tho interest Of this brought
poymen practices
TO do with II.
No that o
In the city Minneapolis
been used by fair employers
TO minority competeny
tered when II has not is an entirely different thing
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-14
The Silent White House

Urging the White House to utilize all of its immense pres
achieve justice brutal kidnapping 4year
old Emmett TILL
Women's Clubs wired President Eisenhower this
Said Federation: mississippi a part
States The White should act
cratic practices all white and
colored people In Mississippi"
Why is the White House SILENT
President
speak boldly for freedom and democracy
The Federation does well to point other
that by action racial
Mississippi suffered
the coored people who form the majority throughout the world
Secondly communists ammunition
nsous against the United States the bitter struggle
TO win the friendship and allegiance Of these uncomnted millions in
Africa, South islands the
American lRalmorcl
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-14
Not Afar. But Here At Home

For newspaper OF this size have always
OF the world Just has yearly millions dollars
religious missionaries countries
amount OF describing the efforts these
and yellow people achieve the dignity eul
their shoulders the and exploitation visited
usually by western powers.
We shed buckets write hundreds
the violation OF human liberty behind usa
Its satellites None field weekly
too willing disgraoef violation
constitutional rights right here
describe
while night here denied
states openly evade the Constitution
protection they
exton Independence
Beginning this week printing In insaiments
special AMERICAN papers
account Of the struggle Of black Americans
States Of America In TIM sovereign state
he citizenship which
have died.
We each
Th Howard president OF Mississippi
living at Mound Bayou Miss the aitsmp,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-14

remarkable ours mas
way get write which she gives US
scodng failure to write regularly or some oer
omission of
In spite of knowledge method calculated al
ways pound letter explaining why we
been negligent
Our suggestion receiving paper each week and
reading some of the aborous grind should be just like
a letter from quiet dignity and the
jonder: his parents and
then The paper alright letter written and signed
by you" just can't wn-mohers are usually right
her child six years old so he
nothing he is sixteen he can
he family
which portion Of their meetings
the church and civic clubs
missing inviting Of the foreign students on
them.
OF special interest native countries
which the attention
and first hand information from per-
interesting
intellectually people Program chair
the Univer
sty put organizations
in touch with foreign students
Barley President of the USA
Kentucky about the
Says pup-and perhaps than the pulpit
press evil there
knowledge and education of the
people the newspapers country"
Greeley distinguished Aboionist editor said
may you keep alive while you're at
Saturday described wordage
explained that what the reporter
thought bitterness only indignation which Weosrs
dictionary describes as righteous wrath-Cect Newman