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THE EVENING STAR Washington D. C.
SATURDAY, AUGUST II,

starts which represented 28 land had 3004 starts
cent of the national total Mary cent of the total
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Court Eases Ban
On Editors Guns

FARGO, N. OAK, Nov. 80 (P1.-
Judge Ronald Davies yesterday
modified terms of probation OF
an outdoor editor whom he had
fined $50 and forbidden to use
firearms for two years as a re-
suit of a game importing vio-
lation.
The judge ruled that Emil Ries
Tuttle of the Des Moines (Iowa)
Register Tribune may use fire.
arms when required to do so ir
the pursuit of his occupation.
Mr.. Tuttle was one of five
Iowans fined and placed on pro.
baton for two years on the con.
dition they use or carry no fire.
arms during the period. They
had pleaded guilty Tuesday tt
bringing more than 10 duck each
into the United States from
Canada.
Mr.. Tuttle commended the terms
of the probation would cost hin
his employment as outdoor edi.
tor of the newspaper and sub
mitted an affidavit to that effect
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For!ey, MEAS OfficioI
Spokesman, Retires odoy

philosophy Of education" he said
in a pre-retirement interview
yesterday. The philosophy, he
added, relates to the basic nature
of American democracy.
IF our American way of life
is going to survive, it'll be be-
cause Of the support of an en-
lightened public" he asserted
adding that he has felt it his job
to help bring about wider appre-
citation of education's vital role.
DIR. Farley was born in Upton
Mo, and got his own schooling
in another Missouri town. Odessa
and at the University Of Missouri
He got his doctorate from Column
bia University.
At Missouri U. one of his
courses was journalism. and after
Army service in World War he
got a job on the staff Of the
Kansas City Post.
Wrote on Education
Later, he deserted a full-time
journalistic career to take a job
as school principal in Cape
J Girardeau, Mo-, but started writ
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Judge 10 Rule
On Contested
|Riese| Witness

NEW YORK, Nov. so Dr.
The judge in the case involving
the acid attack on Victor Riesel
will hold hearing today on adj
instability of grand jury testi-
|mony by Gondolfo Miranti, one
of the three defendants.
Federal Judge william B.
Herlands yesterday dismissed
until Monday the jury hearing
the trial of Miranti, Domenico
Bando and Leo Telvi.
The prosecution wants to put
in evidence AZ typewriter pages
of testimony purported to be
Statements by Miranti made be-
fore a grand jury last Septem-
Der 6.
The defense claims such testi-
mony was not voluntary.
Over earlier defense objections,
two hand-written statements
lassertedly made by Miranti but
mot signed-were read to the
jury yesterday. FBI Agent John
r. Anderson read from IA pages
of statements he said Miranti
wrote while in the Nassau County
Jail August 1928.
! Mr.. Anderson testified he told
Mirani the acid-blinding Of the
labor columnist was a very hor-
rible crime"
The witness said he told Mi
ranti "he should close his eyes
10 minutes a day and take a
walk-that was what Mr.. Riesel
was doing"
Miranti then broke down and
cried. Mr.. Anderson said, and a
confession followed.
Mr@ Riesel was blinded with
acid by an asSailant near a
Broadway restaurant the morn
ing of April S. His alleged at
tacker, Abe Telvi, brother OF
Leo, later was found shot to
death on a lower East SidC
street.
sMiranti, Bando and Leo Telvi
ACCUSED as co-conspirators ir
the attack, are charged with OBJ.
structing justice by harborine
and hiding Abe Telvi after the
assault.
-Four other men, including
labor racketeer John (Johnny
IDio) Dioguardi. will be tried al
the close of the current trial
THE government charges the at
tack on Riesel was made in an
attempt to keep him from talk
ing to grand jury probing rack
lettering in the trucking and gar.
lment industries
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Six Lost as Floods
Hit North Sumutru

| JAKARTA, Indonesia, Nov. 80
l(R.-Heavy floods hit the Medan
area of Northeastern Sumatra
yesterday, deluging hundreds of
villages. Six persons were re-
ported missing but authorities
feared the toll would run much
higher.
Medan is a city of more than
$4,000 and is the capital and
major port Of North Sumatra.
The Indonesian Red Cross
moved 100000 refugees from the
stricken area. Hundreds of live
stock were reported drowned and
crops were ruined. It was the
worst flood in the district since
1888.
Medicines, doctors and supplies
were rushed to the area.
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A leading Washington educa-
tor cleared of his desk for the
last time today.
DR.. Belmont Farley. director
Of press and radio relations for
the National Education Associa-
ton. is retiring.
DR.. Farley started his career
at the age Of II as a teacher in
a one-room Missouri schoolhouse
He wound UP a 27-year stretch
as official spokesman for the
Nations largest educational or
ganization today.
DR.. Farley has commanded re-
gard in his profession as more
than an ordinary press Spokes-
man. From his one-room school
in Johnson County, Mo-, he went
on to become both a working
newspaperman and a. college
professor, holding an earned
doctors degree.
Mission to Perform
He also has thought Of him.
self as having a mission.
Il like people to understand
something about the history anC
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ing a daily educational column
for the Cape Giradeau paper, the
Southeast Missourian. He kept
up the column for two years.
DR.. Farley also kept up his
journalistic activity after joining
the NEA, serving for a number
of years as assistant editor of
the monthly NEA Journal.
Much of his NEA work has
been anonymous, but during the
1930s DR.. Farley was responsible
for a series of weekly national
radio programs produced by
NEA, and he appeared on the
programs himself.
For two years before joining
NEA. he combined teaching and
working as a part-time news
paper sportswriter while a fac
|ulty member at Western Michi-
gan College (then Western State
Teachers' College,, Kalamazoo,
Mich.
In the educational fraternity
DR.. Farley is noted for his
affability. But he owned up tc
one criticism which reached hin
recently,
Not Without Critic
Not long ago. in one of his
rare personal public statements
he suggested that the country
might do well to shorten schoo
vacations. The idea brought 6
vigorous response from a IA.
year-old Louisville (Ky.) school
girl, who wrote that if it were
adopted school kids would be
robbed"
DR.. Farley admits to NOR,
success in his own educationa
career than in that Of his thre,
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|Brucker Assai|s
Soviet Tactics

Army Secretary Brucker said
today the Communists had made
"a hideous jest" of the word
freedom" in their recent world
|manueyering.
He spoke before the Retired
Oficers Association at the May
flower Hotel.
I'm the Soviet mumbo- Jumbo
it means the alternative of fol-
lowing the Communist line
wherever it may lead or spend
ing the rest of ones life in a
Sibei Ian slave labor camp" the
secretary said.
He went on to add that the
word "coexistence" was another
that had been warped out of
all its meaning" by the Com
munistS.
1.-THE Soviet idea of coexistence
is for the rest Of the world to
let down its guard and become
docile while Russia builds its
military might and Conducts
psychological warfare in prepara-
ton for the day when the Soviet
can take over the world" Mr.
Brucker said.
I'VE as Nation must learn
once and for all not to be de-
ceived by mere words" he con-
tinued. THE Communists must
be judged by their actions.
What has actually occurred
in Hungary and elsewhere anc
the increasing brazen efforts Of
the Kremlin to foment discord
exploit unrest and sap the power
and resolution of the free worlc
by open threat and covert in.
trigue have afforded us plain anc
unmistakable warning of oul
danger"
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MANS BEST FRIEND
HAS HIS DAY WITH
INSURANCE POLICY

Insurance finally has rec
ognized mans best friend.
Prepaid pet hoSpitaliza-
ton is being introduced by
a large Iowa insurance firm
under a plan called Canine
Shield-"to remove the finan-
cial uncertainty from the
pleasures Of dog ownership"
To be eligible the dog must
be between 6 months and
10 years old. The annual
fee is SIS and it will pay up
to SIS for each illness or in
jury to the insured pet up
to $3.50 yearly, subject to a
deduction of 20 per cent of
the total bill or $40, which,
ever is greater.
Prepaid disqualification,
called Feline Shield" is next
on the list, an agent here
said.
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AUCTION SALES
THos. ). OWEN 4 son, AueliOnssr1.


TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO vALu-
GROUND. PARCEL ]: BEING LO-
GATED ON THE WEST SIDE OF
THE 800 BLOCK OF NEW HAMP-
SHIRE AVENUE NORTHWEST.
PARCEL Il; BEING LOCATED ON
THE EAST SIDE OF TWENTY.
BY. yirture Of two certain deeds OF
81 trust duly recorded. in Liber No.
$500. Folios 431 and 435, ct seq.
Of the land records Of the District
o. Coumbia, and at the request
OF the party secured thereby, the
s unSdersigned trustees will sell, at
!; on FRIDAY. THE SEVENTH DAY
OF DECEMBER, AID. 1856. Ar
THREE O'CLOCK PM. the follow
mg-described land and premises,
situate IN the District OF Columbia,
and designated as and being Parcel
Il Lot % in William Carley's sub
DIVISION Of part Of original Lot g
IN square 20, as per plat recorded
n the once Of the Surveyor for
me DISTRICT Of Columbia. in Liber
90, az Folio 20; also part of Lot
n,,r IA saio square; now known for
ton as Lot sos in said SQUARE
-; also part Of Lot d in SAID
square; now known for purposes Of
sEssessment and taxation as Lot 500
AND ON THE SAME DAY. in front
81, Parsel 4; AT THREE-TEN
OSLOCk Pm. parcel II. being
~ original Lot 3 in Square 20.
TERMS OF SALE: Parcel / will be
sold for all cash. Parcel Ii viii
pe soid ior al cash; further par
ticuiars OF which will be announced
81 time OF sale. A deposit OF $500
REQUIRED on each property. Adjust
s mems, MADE as OF date Of sale. All
eonVeyancing, recording. revenue
Stamps etc.. at cost Of purchaser
IeTms OF sale to be complied with
within thirty days from day Of
SAFE, otherwise the trustees reserve
ne right to resell the property az
ne rlSk and cost of defaulting pur-
CHASER. after I'VE days ADVERTISE
ment OF such resale In some news
Paper published in Washington,
RIGEL o. BELT,
oo j.. NINIAN BEALL,
nv I,ou-dei'a,o Trustees.
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children, even though his two
sons are Massachusetts of In
stitute Technology research ply
sicists and his daughter is a
graduate nurse.
II couldn't recruit them for
teachers" he said a bit ruefully
He has plans to continue writ
ing and other educational pros
jects. His home, at 5308 Kansas
avenue NV, will remain here.
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TH0s. .. OWEN 4 son, Avetlon..,,.
iii p ~. NV.

TKy9TkEg' SALE or yaLUApf 4
dMO.5IohI BRICK DWELLING
Eklhg KNOWN As PRFNisFs
HyABER 1879 X STREET MONTH
by virtue Of q certain deed Of ,,ust
duly recorded. IN Liber Eo. iGsts.
ords 81 NE District II Columbia,
and y the request 81 he Dariy
eeuied merely the UNDERLINED
yusleea viii sell ~ public suction
% ifont q the prsmlset, On TUEs.
BDH H6rts,IIIHk ELkVEsIH pay On
YiFTY O'Clock Pn'.' ne ,siIs ms.
inF.desefibed land and pFemifss,
situate n the District n coiambia
10 IN SQUARE 1908 in ~ sa6.
oifision made ~ Ethei - Hgtty,
~ per plat recorded 10 ne One
q ne 1fyeygr iof We District ~
subject 70 building feGlrietign nns
~ sngWn On said plat
TRIMS 3old subject % prior
building aasociatio1 deed II TINED
Tor approximately 70 0Ol 81. fare
tntf particulars % wnjch uin -
announced 20 tine u sale fns
plfthase price asoss sad trust
800 rs aia eoay.S.s s.2s.' -. q
.oIcins, eie.. A. Durchassrs coat,
Afiuaimenis mace a. 81 da2 n
sale. Terms 70 5s complied uifh
within thirty daya Otherwise cfs
Dctlt forfeited and the properly
nay b a1yertited and Yeteid ~
The flTrfftlcr a tff frusletr
LOUIS YuDELEVIT
ROBERT ~ KfDWEifs
nall-cf3,b.sttQ Trlfissa
tcontibusd on Hsxi Passl
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THos. J. OWEN a SON, Auctlonss,..
iii z 81, NV -

TRUSTEES SALE OF vA1uAptp
Eye " ~ ~ q + Z sEMIDETAcHED
ErSSAME DWELLING BEING KNOWN
AZ, vetEMlsES NUMBER. 1915
~ ShLES STREET NORTHEAAT.
~ virtue Of certain deed Of
I6 gss uI Fo,id 5ec eeITaaee. In Liber No.
land records Of the Distrie, '5 as
columbia. and at this request az ~
paIty secured thereby, Gle nndst.
sikneu trustees VIII sell, az pnblic
aaeu2n ~ front Of the premissH
nnnAv i11E5splAY; The ELEVENTH
AZ two VIZ piFF!TfEEsM ~ r., AA;p;, 1865.
the following described lana 80
premises, situate IN the Dlstrict AZ
SolumDia, and desiRnated - 80
Dslng Lot % IN Clagett's subdivieton
~ loLs ~ Block rs: beIne fonre
Peeiu,IsuiaIly described By metes and
80 os W said deed Of trust, a.
the Surveyor Tor The ~ p,s ynlee o.
Columbia, In Llber COUNTY 2,
rolio 20. Block 20 noW Enou,r 80
psuIposes Of assessment and taxs.
o, 10, . g Square 4b4I
Ekm5. Sold subject 70 praor
,9ullnlng assOciati0nb deed OF ffust
ther particulars Of which VII ~
announced At time Of sale ~
purchase price above SAID trus, ~ ~
o. pald IN cash. a depoelt ~
s9yU REQUIRED, ConveyancinR ~.
sofalng. etc, At purchaSeris eost
Aolustments made a. Oh dat ~
ssit Terms % be complied vifb
nnas.9ln tnlrLy Gays, otherwise de-
may BE advertised and rssold AZ
tne discretion Of the trufferf
HELM C. BROWN,
-. ROSE q. BRADY.
1g.sg-et.5 9, = ~ Tfugtees
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Curnution Source

BOSTON. - Eighty five pei
cent of New England's carna-
lions are shipped out Of the New
England States, with about one
third going through the Boston
Flower Exchange.
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.THos. .. OWN 4 son, E1siiSsssTs

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE
TWO STORY sEMfDETAcHED
fRAME DWELLING, BEIHo
KNOWN Ae PREMISES 1873
QUEEN STREET NORTHEAST.
BY Virtue Of q certain deed OF trust
duly recorded. In Liber No. 1852,
POLIO ~ e sea. Of the land records
81 the District Of Columbia. and 81
the request Of the party secured
thereby, the underlined truStees
VIII sell ~ public auction 10 front
Of The pfemitea. on TUESDAY. The
FOURTH DAY or DECEMBER,
AID. 1885. AT TWC-PfPTY
O'Clock PM. the foiioVing.de-
scribtd land and premises, situate
IN the District II Columbia. and
deslEnated - and being Lot ~.
SQUARE fO6e.
TRIMS. Sold subject 70 . prior
ibuilding associationJ deed u trust
for approximately 81. 1880: fur.
Their particulars % which Win b
announced 81 time 81 sale. the puf.
chase price above naid trust % b
paid n cash. a deposit q 500 re-
enlfsd. Congevancine recofding.
ETC. ~ purchatsr,s cost. Adjust.
ments made - d date Of sale.
Terms % b cqmpiied With within
tnirty GAYS. ctherwise depoait for.
feited and TIE properly may b ad-
Yfrtiteq and fesold - the ci1cre-
ton % t1e lfufteft
sol PEIERH,
IRvINo RLEfGHNAN,
nc11,10.l8. o0-deJ Trustees
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AUcT1oNEERs PHI: MA. $3.50
THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AuctIoneers
iii Z ST. NV,

= ~ ANsNFs
TRUSTEES SALE OF yAtuARtR
ns M 0,S ITO, Il OR X SEMIDETAcHED
5nE4Sk DWELLING BEING KNOWN
So So, FrKT.El s ~ NUMBER 4I2 EYE
81 REET NORTHEAST.
by virtue Of q certain deed Of trust
guy recorded. in Liber No. 1874.
TscoPds q the District fsG Of 81 t t6f Snd
and at the request OF the marty
secured thereby, the UNDERSIGNED
Irustees VIII sell. at public auction
"a tToni Of the premises, on TUES
B RRAm THE ELEVENTH DAY OF
t66SEEw5ER, AID: 1856, AT THREE
foTiinowlifn,lFitEa 1--WE O'CLOCK PM, the
Columbia, and DESIGNATED Is ana
being Lot Az in Howenstein'S snb INV
DIVISION " lots in Square siJ7, a.
peI Plat recorded IN the once al
Sne surveyor for the District Of
Columbia. In Liber 40. at Folio III.
TYP S9M4Rssset t2 rjaht Of way OF record
th1,p1d,;n Soio subject to prior
ior approximately 81 ,4sS.45: f,isss
tner particulars Of which viii -
aannnounced at time Of sale: The pufs
enaSe price above said trust % 81
paid IN cash. A deposit Of S566
~ Soppeyanetng. recording,
&c, a. purchasers cost. Adjust.
ments made as OF date OF saie.
t ibel,1s 70 De complied with within
ieited and the PROPERTY nav iy
advertised and resoid al The Az
etetlon OF the trustees
MAX HOFFMAN.
.aoo HARRY A. LOUBE,
no3O-de3.5.S.l0 Trtisteex
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THos. J. OWEN q SON, Auetion,er,.
iii f st. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF vA1rrARrr
IhnMuo-Sr0kY ROW BRICK DWELL
ING BEING KNOWN AS PREM
t Islss NUMBER 11I7h THIRD
STREET SOUTHWEST.
by virtue OF certain deed of trust
duiy recorded, in Liber No, 96Gs..
ordS Of the District Of Columbia.
ana az the request Of the party
fr rvSIeo , merely the undersigned
IN front Of the premises, on TUES
BBA9s THE ELEVENTH DAY OF
RRiHEGSFEYMB 5sER AID. 1886, AT ONE
FIFTY O'CLOCK PM. the follow
s nitsuutesc II .s land and premises.
snd dsi r. Ine District Of Columbia,
Of original Lot ~ IN so gs5Hs Pss.
pelng more particularly described
oy metes and bounds IN said deed
~ trust; nov known for purposes
81 Lot S21 In Square 544.
1ERMS: Sold subject TO a prior
IS sot trust for approximately
SL2So.6l; further particulars Of
when VIII be announced at time Of
4ele; tne purchase price above said
trust 70 be paid In cash. A deposit
Of s29O required. conveyancine,
recording, etc, at purchaser's cost
adjustments made as OF date OF
S sac Terms to be complied with
post forfeited and the propeTtv
may may be advertised and resoid al
Sne olscIetlQn OF the trustees,
ROBERT w. KIDWELL,
oo EJDWAhD j. REAMER,
nos0-es2,2, $40 Trustees.
zed I; Williams q Zed L. Williams, Jr.
Auctioneers and Appraisers
BY ORDER OF STORAGE WARE.
HOUSES OF THE DiSTRIcT oF
SOLuMBlA. WE WILL SELL BY
PuBLIc AUCTION VARIOUS IoTs
81 oPgBNITURE AND PERSONAL
ALSO STORE FIXTURES FROM
55HlSitHcCLAsS d. c. LADIES STORE
SO1NG OUT OF BUSINESS, in
ADDITION, ORIENTAL RUGS Ann
RUNNERS OF VARIOUS SIZES.
ALL TO BE SOLD BY
AUCTION
AT
Williams Auction House
TINS SAT. MoRHNTYNo
TOMORROW 1880 AM.
DEC. LIST
3-pc. mahog. bedrm. suite.
Late style dining rm. suite.
Maple breakfast set
william and Mary oak dining
room suite.
Odd chests and dressers.
studios and Hollywoods.
Boxes Of dishes.
Boxes Of china.
Boxes Of glassware.
Boxes of clothing.
Boxes OF personal articles.
Brass fireplace andirons (neuo
BBIsss pull nre screens fneW).
BRASS fireplace sets new
Room size, medium and LARGE
=. size oriental rugs.
Various length oriental runners
numerous other desirable Items
STORE FIXTURES.
Mahog. double-side mirrored hat
hitting tables. ~'
Folding chairs.
WINDOW display stands, etc. etc.
AUCTIONEERs PHI: MA R.oR-n
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HUGH T. PECK,
SAMUEL o. PECK.
%, 26. Oh, 3O-de3 Trustees
THos. ). OWN . SOY, AaoiioaeeT.

III 2 81. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
IWo=6TORY ROW BRICK DWELL
NUMBER 424 EMERSON STREET
NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. in Llber No 1OO54.
Folio 35S ct sea, OF the land rec
STs' q t he T psset q folum 5aq,S
secured thereby. the UNDERLINED
trustees will sell, at public auction
IN front Of the premises. on TUES
DAY, THE FOURTH DAY OF DE-
SElaMI6eEERR az. 1899, o,i At Two 1S.o
SeSibeS and sRo ' ns,m IGoWi siS1 at
in the District Of Columbia and
ESTIMATED as and being Lot 225 IN
Morris Cafritz, subdivision Of lots
IN Square 1891, "Petworth Add.
ton 70 the City OF Washington.
q the surveyor for ths District q
Columbia, IN Liber So. At Folio 5
TERMS. Sold subject 10 a prior
lbuiiding association deed Of trust
ior approximately Ss.953.66; fur
ther particulars Of which viii be
chase price above SAID trust 70 Be
paid IN cash A deposit OF $500 re-
ouired. Conveyanclng. recording.
etc. 81 purehaser,s cost. Adigst-
meuta made a. Of date Of sale
Terms % be complied with within
feited and the property may BE- ad-
yertised and resold Il the deere
POWELL LOVING.
FRED ". SMITH.
no23, 2e,2a, 30-ds3 Trustees
IRVING KAMfNs 4 CO.., Agetlsneers
20 X street, Executive 3.3isO
I BEsgE1i5Es kadoywso "a Is y ~ Szf :
~ Sirtas 81 cert certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. In Lber No. i05bs,
Polo losi Of ths land records q
re D rss5... 81, Sslu@ ss9,s sss1,ss
thereby, the UNDERLINED trustees
VIII sell, 81 public auction n front
81 the premisel, on TUE9DAY. The
FOURTH DAY OF DECEMBER.
igss: Z. Two ,o,ci0cK ? ~ ~. tas
isss. situate II the pis,fiet X ~.
iumbis. ana desisnatsd a. ana
being Lot numhered Kiaht IN Square
numbered 3777.
Terms sold subject 70 . prior deed
q trust fof approximately SI,fg0
isrtssr pertiegiafs p snien vi y
paid N cash. a deposit of $500
fequired. Conyeyanclng, reeqfeing.
&c Etc., q purchaser, s s,. 4dis.,.-
Terms % b. complied With within
30 days. othervise deposit forfeited
Zee ssa I. .sSs !. tss s, aIisrsi as' q
N' 1ppfihL v HAMPTON.
-. ihgLyigs 3 BERHsIEin
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ADAM A. WESCHLER a SON,
Auctloneers- appraisers

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
on FRIDAY, THE TWENTY FIRST
DAY OF DECEMBER, 1856, AT
TEN O'CLOCK AM. we will sell
81 az public sH HsSsI9 N e. fS .1faTss
our liens for storage and/or other
charges. Grated machine stored with
US in the name Of Capitol Supply
Co. Parties in interest please take
notice. MERCHANTS TRANSFER
AND STORAGE CO. c. A.. HITE,
Vice President. no30-de7
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SPECIAL NOTICES

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts, contracted for by any
one otner than. myself. THOMAS p
APPEL, Herndon, va. RID No q
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted for BY anyone
but myself. TRAIRS E. BARRETT.
TOo A st. Sc, Washington. D. c.
--- %
MAklE--All is forgiven. Mother in
CRITICAL condition. Come home. or
Pnone BLA1RSVILLE PA. us or
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would you look for a
new set of fingernails
or 20 baby burros?

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things WasngtOnans know well that later nearly
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Star Classified only profitable reading but fascinating
well That's why The Star regularly publishes classified
ads than any other Washington newspaper.
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