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THE WASHINGTON TIMES WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 9 1932

deemed It improper to discuss whetherSor not he would aeoept the offer It ve

learned from an Intimate friend bOwCer that General Rues may andprobably will give a negative answerlie prefers ft ie saJfl to retain Ms

as Commanderinchief of theColombian forces which position heheld before accepting peace envoycommission

A temporary commander has beenplaced In charge during hie absencebut upon his return General Reyes oanresume the command should he so de-sire He previously refused the offer forpresidential election when the alterna-tive of cornroanderinchlef was offeredhim He has the otter under con dtration however

Likoly to Leave SoonConcerning reports that Colombian

troops bad landed on the isthmus it wasstated at the Colombia legation that noadvices had been received to that efJet but that It such a movement badtaken place it was in direct

to the wishes of the Colombian ef-

fciala here and oC General Reyes It isknown that the Colombian envoy has received a message from President Marro-quin Informing him that negotiations

so hope to aeeontpJish the retx rn of Panama to allegiance will beuseless

In view of this message it IB saidcommissioner may not remain long InWashington He has spent the last fewdays in calling at the as afvrm of diplomatic courtesy

CANAL TREATY SENTTO SENATE COMMITTEE

cAnal treaty negotiated for thegovernments of the United States andPanama by Secretary Hay and SenorDon BunauVarilla was taken up by theSenate In executive session yesterdayand referred to the Committee on For-eign Relations The sw nomination ofGen Leonard Wood was similarly re-

ferred to the Military Affairs CommitteeThere was no discussion in either Instance

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important confidential particulars re-

garding the creation of the new republicof Panama have reached the foreign of-

fice and that British recognition of therepublic will shortly be announced

TWO PATENTSLAST WEEK

FOR DISTRICT RESIDENTS-

There were 600 patents and U designsallowed last week the Patent OfficeOf the petents and designs 619 were al-

lowed to citizens of the United Statesand 61 were allowed to citizens of foreign countries Two patents were allowed to citizens o the qf

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National Body Gathers at First Con

gregationalpelegajtesjgiesent

the country were present in the FirstCongregational Church today when theeighth annual convention of the Ameri-can AntiSaloon League was opened byJames L HSwln chairman of the localcommittee and over to thepresident the Rev Dr Lnther B Wil-son

Over M9 delegates State superinten-dents and representatives of indepen-dent antisalon societies zuade up the

of the convention The sessionswill continue Thursday and Friday

President Roosevelt will give an in-

formal reception for the delegates andMrs tender anevening reception to the members in herhome Boundary Castle

Ont feature of the fc thatmost of the a majority ofwhom are clergymen are stopping athotels which no barroom ad-junct The slocan of the convention is

The Saloon Must Gosession was devoted to the

organization and reports of committees

TVICE WON

Wife Fell In Love With Husband All

Over Again

The wtfie f a wellknown attorney atlaw of Neb telht the tale worthreadiag My husband was a solgler inthe tvtt war and was aa he called him

AT1ALO LEAGUE

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self aa old coffee cooler ma bad always drank very strong coffee

About a year ago he complained f areeling of falntaeee every time atericlimbing his office stairs and was ilsotroubled by terrible headaches that al-most drove him

gradually grew weaker adwecker until his affliction culminated innervaot collapse and for weeks heseemed to be fading away from us inspite of all our efforts

The physlciane nronevaced him strongand well with no organic trouble what-ever there seeaaed to be nothing

matter except the coirplete givingout of his nervous system

The doctors decided that coffee wasat the botttom of all his trouble nedordered Cereal in its place Heimproved daily since he quit coffee andbegan Postum and now sysihe feels better than he has fortwenty yrs headaches are gone nomore spells and Is gaining inflesh every day and seems so muchyounger heartier and happier than

for years that I save fallen inlove with him over

Nrsv for brother case A fewyears ago he had a peculiar trouble

tongue was MOM at theroots covered underneath with fes-ters

He thought Ida affliction was of acancerous nature Del hte doctor was of

same opinion He scarcelyeat became so poor andrun down Tie was simply a nervouswreck He consulted various physiciansbut none was able to diagnose his caseor help him In the least

At last a doctor to whom fee appliedsaid he believed my brother was coffeepoisoned and advised Mm to quit coffee

Poetum He gave him nomedicine but told him to Poatumfair trial and return to him in sixweeks My brother had ueed Postumonly about ten days when the festersdlsaooeared tongue and atend or two weeks the soreness andswelling were and he began to

up in flesh and spiritsHt has never touched coffee stncv

but trlnks Postum all the time andhas ev r had the slightest return of thtrouWe

To a to it aaywonder I ean write heartfelt i iimenial for PostumT Kame given byPoofom Co Battle Creek

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BY SECOND FAILURE

Scientist Holds LaunchingDevice Responsible

ANOTHER TRIAL SPRING

Buzzard a Complete Wreck is Resultof Experiment Near Arsesal-

f Last Evening

Despite two failures of his aerodromeProf Langley cannot persuade himselfthat the machine is not alt right andwould navigate the air if the launchingapparatus could be made work prop-erly

As in the first test two months agoat Wldewater the Inventor ascribesyesterdays failure entirely to a defectin the launching device Just what thedefect Is he declines to say He hasnot abandoned hope and although therewill be no more tests for the present Itis likely that experiments will b resumed next spring Nearly 5100060 hasalready been spent on the Invention

No more complete fttUtfreV to the un-scientific eye than the attempt at flightupon the part of the langley Buzzardin front of the arsenal couklbe Imagined Instead of Roaring gracefully around Washington and astonish-ing the natives the bird plunged downward and struck the water less thantwenty yards from the Ark fromwhich iMiad been launched

Surprise is expressed that the wingsdid not support the machine longerThey appeared to fall utterly In theirmission of holding the body In the airand It sailed little farther than wouldany other object of the seine weightwhich had received the Initial im-pulse from the top of the ark

The feature of the launching was thenarrow escape from drowning by

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The quarterly meeting of the Homeand Foreign Missionary Society of theDistrict Is held today in FoundryChurch Fifteenth and R SWeets northwest The morning session was devotedentirely to the discussion of affairs rel-ative to home miesioiie and wa pre-sided ever by the president Mrs A DLynch

Enthusiastic reports were read by theseveral officers and committee chairmen and the work of the society dur-ing the last quarter was moat favorablyreported Am fig WOlfe who sefcmltta-drepoittvere Ms C A t lamsHowell Bartla jCrs N Dwyer Eliza-beth BsafcShondleeE M J Mjs-

li Stinemetz and Mrs D B StrictThe Rev Robert M Moore made a briefaddress and a prayer and song serviceformed a of the meeting

The society adjourned for luncheon at12W and at 130 the foreign missionsbranch went into session Mrs J EllenFester president was in the chairDuring the afternoon officers reportswill be read by Mrs Lydik H HiltonMrs R M Moore Mrs W F RodrickAda A Fowler and Mrs S D La Fetra The work of the several depart-ments will be reported by Mrs B LHarvey Louise Duvall Mrs A SMitchell Mrs W F Dales Mrs J MHolmes Mrs A H Eaton mrs W IMcXenney Mrs H A Hall Mrs J Finney Eagle and Mrs Charles Ernst

SHOULD BE REPEALED-

American Forestry Association SaysPresent Laws Are Defective

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Repeal of the timber and stone act and1 number of other modifications of ex-

isting laws were favored in the resolutions adopted by the American ForestryAssociation at its annual meeting in theAtlantic Building today One resolutiondeclares that existing laws under whichmineral entries are made within ff restreserves are a menace to the reservesand that they should be so modified as toprevent mineral entrfes for other pur-poses than the development ef mineralresources

Officers of the association are directed-to make every effort to obtain a IMOXX appropriation from Congress for

and trails in the national forestreserve The creation of forest re-

serves in the White Mountains and thoSouthern Appalachian Mountains is ask-ed

Modification of th lieu land law isfavored so as to provide that lieu se-

lections shall be confined to lands ofequivalent value or similar cOnditions

The report of the directors indicatesgreat advance in the forestry movementIn the United States in the j a t yearAt the meeting this morning SecretaryWilson presided and later was succeeded by Gilford Pinchot forester of theDepartment of Agriculture The following were

President Secretary James Wilsonfrat vice president Dr B E Fernowof New Edward ABowers of Connecticut treasurerLuebkert of Washington Nearly allthe old were

LINCOLN HALL ASSOCIATION

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exandria Va After routine businessoccupying but a feW minutes the meetInf

TO FLOAT THE MOCCASIN

Another effort will be mMe topull the Submarine torpedo MoceaMil o t Seaash bel9w C3 ekwhere stranded last week

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Charles 3M Manly Prof Langleys assistant who was on the machine Hewas lnhis seat controlling the engineand rudder and when the Buzzardtook water he bacame so tangled upwith the wires of the framework thathe would have been drownetl had it notbeen Hewitt one of the Smith-sonian mechanics who dived oft thehouseboat fully clad and liberated theaeronaut

The remarkable part of the flightwas that the machine when half wayto the water pointed its nose up in thewind turned completely over and brokeIn two The result of this weird pro-

ceedings w3 that Mr Manly landod Inthe Potomac head down which made

position all the more dangerous andmade necessary the heroic action of MrHewitt

No aid to flight was furnished by thepropeller making 1400 revolutions perminute or the which was sup-posed to enable the aeronaut to hold

JUSTICE WRIGHT 11TRY M BUTLER CASE

Defendant Is Charged With Murd irra1fd

the Cause Is on Calendar off

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Justice WrigTit will enter actively onthe discharge of his judicial duties onMonday next when he will conducttrial of James Butler fc negro boy whowill be irat on trial ior the murder ofhis stepfather Joseph Green The casewill be tried in Criminal Court No 2

The tragedy occurred on June 23 at1405 Kings Place southeast where Greenand the defendant who are both ne-

groes resided It seems that about 4

oclock on the day in question Greeneaitfe Tiad some words withhis ife JQle iGjeenj boufrjggnie ig sthat sh Sad sold

Gtaefen tfSanieiahgrytik bUaid aandbroomstick finally knocKtaff herwhen Butler going to defense ofhis mother struck Green with the buttend of an ax from which the latterdied on the next day

Butter will be roprespnted by Attor-neys Samoa A Toomey and W StoneAbert

A PLEA OF GUILTY

Action of Andrew Holland May SaveHim From the Death

Penalty-

A good deal ef the lynching throughout the country said Justice Pritchardtooa would be prevented by a properenforcement of the law

These remarks wore after Jus-tice Pritchard reluctantly permitted Andrew Holland a negro to withdraw hisplea of not guilty and enter a plea ofguilty to a charge of criminal assaultWhen the matter was presented to thecourt Justice Pritchard said JIQ was not

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sure he would allow a withdrawal ofthe plea because it might be casein which the death penalty should beimoe d

Assistant District Attorney Turnerhowever informed the court that an in-vestigation of the circumstances of thecase warranted the acceptance of a pleaof guilty The judge then allowed the

to be madeJames Jackson a negro elevator boy

formerly employed in an apartmenthouse in the northwest section of thecity pleaded guilty to stealing a regis-tered letter addressed to a guest of thehouse

George King pleaded guilty to housebreakins

As the Department of Justice has notyet selected a place for the imprisonment-of District convicts Justice Pritchardremanded the prisoner to jail to awaitsentence

WOMEN OF ST STEPHENSTO REPEAT THEIR SUPPER-

The women of St Stephers ParishGuild will repeat their oyster suppertonight at the parish hall FourteenthStreet and Columbia Road Youngwomen dressed as Japanese will servetea and others living In a basket

will dispense attractive souvenine brought from England

Fancy tables mystery boxes a pestand otheK booths occupy the

again be a feature ofevening ba under the directionof MoLeod

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HEIGHT OF HOSPITALS-The District Commissioners have

written to Senator Gallinger recom-mending legislation that shall Includehospitals and dormitories In the list

j that cannot be more thanfive stories high or sixty feet above

I the sidewalk

CA S T O R I A Far Infants asd Chiton

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the pf the machine in the windso that the propeller could force it upinto the Ur Neither of these adjunctsof the bird helped the cause althoughthe propeller appeared to work prop-erly and the rudder moved aU right

The maeHtae was a complete Wreckresult of the disaster ansi was bent

nd twisted out of all resemblance tothe complicated device that looked soimpressive Just before it left the arkIt floated around on the water and wasrescued last night and placed aboardthe houseboat

The attempt at flight wa madeabout 496 in the afternoon and wasseen by hundreds of curious citizens whodropped work and hurried to the arse-nal wall and other points of vantage toview the most expensive of aeroplanesmake a record as the ojt flyersBecause of the darkness ThomasMiller tl official photographer Mtdnot obtain pictures of oftile Buzzard

Returns From Washington N C at theInstancejof Detective Weedon and

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Benjamin Franklin Patterson Ute al-leged pronwter and layerdeiwii ofbank which is said to hay comebaek protested is in Waafehtgtofi hav-ing come in the custody of DetectiveNed We Ion

Patterson is the man who te declaredto have paid several small debts withbask drafts taking the rest In cashThe net of Washington isas foUo s Andrew W Kelley head ofthe commission firm of Keller Cowho cashed a draft for 300 Judd Detweller the printers who got off with7 Benjamin P Kdwar6fli 4hV lrfn b

broker who took up 88f7 I athanHorn the tailor who Js aut sK nd

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in payment for board paying oat80 in cash Edwards talked lumber

with Patterson who it is said assuredhim h was the owner of HfiiekfltoneRailroad running from toChase City Va whereby he could laydown lumber here at a greatly reducedrate When therefore he is supposedto have sold three carloads of lumberand 100 cords of Wood to Edwards andasked a trifling accommodation Ed-

wards had no hesitancy in taking it upHorn is reported to have made Patter-son some clothes and paid the seat in

this alleged tansa tton cameto light Patterson had Ief the city

and Mr La Fetra sent telegramtelling him his was sick Pattersonreplidd he would come by specialtrain He did not do so however andDetective Weedon was sent down with-a United States warrant A little trouble was experienced with persons whobelieved Patterson innocent of thecharges but the detective brought backhis man

JUDGE SPRINGERS WILLADMITTED TO PROBATE-

The will of William McKendrie Sprin-ger dated June 21 1900 was today of-fered for probate He directs his bodyto be Interred Jn Oak Ridge CemeterySpringfield Ill and that the body ofhis wife Rebecca Ruter Springerburled beside He also directs that-a plain stone be erected over this rest-ing place and that the names of thebooks written by his wife be Inscribedon the tone and for himself the In-

scription Member of Qtngreas fromIllinois 1S7618K and judge of UnitedStaves Court for Indian Territory March

18W5 to December 11

He leaves to his brother Anson Wallace Springer a gold watch to hisbrother John Springer a silverheaded cane The remainder of his

Is left to his wife Rebecca RuterSpringer

CLAYTON TO ATTENDCOMMITTEE MEETING

Gen Powell Clayton United Statesambassador to Mexico arrived In WashIngton today to attend the meeting ofthe Republican mitional committee ofwhich he is a member He will be theguest of the Belgian minister andBaroness Moncheur The baroness is adaughter of General Clayton

General Clayton was in a railroadwreck between Atlanta and New Or-leans The Pullman car In which he wasa passenger was overturned He soaPed

and no lives were lost inthe wreck

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The Senate Committee on Military Af-

fairs investigating matters in connec-tion with the Leonard Wood nominationmet today and heard Gen Tanker HBiles U S A General Bliss was recalled testify to his knowledge confernlnr statements onWood made by other witnesses who haveappeared before the committee since

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Government Scores Its FirstVictory

THEPOSTOFFICE

Bryan and Eeskie Counsel D-efending File MotToh for

BAIMMORK Dee J After a triallasting six fermer Postal ClerksThomas W McGregor and Coluriibu EUpton were convicted In the nlJLIStates district court yesterday on thecharge of conspiracy o flefraiM theUnited State in connection w1thnlshing teauijr pouches in thecity free delivery service

Having deliberated fortyrtve minutesthe Jury its foreman Alonzo

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Lilly roues known varOlet Uptonand McGregor vcre both in court whenthe decision was announced and neithergave any outward exhibition of feeling

New Trial AskedImmediately utter the verdict became

known William S Bryan Jr and A JJLeckie Counsel for the defendantsa mofetwi a trial Jiidge lorriskagreed to hear the arguments on the nuK-

tion next Saturday Sentence wasuntil this argument Is

bail of was renewed withhis brother Benjamin F Upton andMortgomery F W Weidemeyer a

A Washington bonding com-pany furnished bail for McGregor

Interest in proceedings Increasedyesterday and the attendance was lar-ger than on any day of the trial HolierConrad of Washington who was engag-ed t the request of Prealrfefttvelt to prosecute the parttcfpanto ln ilidpostal frauds throughout the countrywith Mr Bonararte occupied a seat atthe trial of the orowecutlon

Rose Opens ArgumentOn J o the Government John C

Jnitetl States district attorneyopening argument beginning a

few minutes afte Judge Morris took hisseat on th ench He spoke for an hourand a half Mr Rose went into the de-

tails of the various count of the indictmeat against Upton and McGregor Heclaimed that as the evidence unfoldedItself it had been clearly shown that thedefendants were gjllty-

A B L Leckie of Washington made-a strong plea in btbalf of Upton andMcGregor For an hour and a halt hefaced the Jury and argued for the ac-

quittal of hla clientsLeckie Throws Bouquets

In beginning his address he had thisto say about the counsel for the Governmeat

Mr Rose is an attorney who has noin all Baltimore He has been

ably assisted by Mr Soper a young manwho for his age has no superior in thisor any other city The Government hascalled into this case Mr Bonaparte oneof Baltimores ablest lawyers who willdeliver here the address of his life

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DRTDEN On Tandar DeeraAer 8 at416 pm WALTRR W DRYDEX aged twentYleVee yean

Funeral at late midenee SI6 Sixth StrDortheMt Thursday at 2 oclock itm

Baltimore paper pleaii copy ItEXERY OB Moodaj Dee 7 190S at 724pm at her 907 I Street northwest

MARY KrmUDGE EMERY wits ot theMatthew Oauit Emery

Funeral jrom her late reaideaee Thursday Dee10 at 280 pm InUrme C private Je62t-

BLL MM of Major Janet A McDowelltw Mytwo yean at

Foaeral from his late reatdeaee 22S E streetaoiiliweat on Thursday Dec 10 at 130 pmInterment at Arlington Cemetery deBt

matter how inexpensive yourgift let it b good buy it at Mc

and you are sure of thequality

Linen HandkerchiefsAlllinen Handkerchiefs

BeLadies Alllinen Corded Tucked

Fancy and Plainand LaxMtrimmedat U o and 25c

quality Alllinen Embroid-ered and Lacetrimmed Handker-chiefs at SOc to 109

Fln Imported Ducheese Lace

Childrens Initialed Gift Handkerchiefs S in a box for 28c

Ladies and Mens Sheer fandPlain Alllin n Handkerchiefs withhandworked initials 120 S5c andMe

Reliable GlovesEach in a nice box

Indies Fine Guaranteed KMGloves in nIl the new shadee lightand heavy weights at 1 128 1SO175 tOO and 231

Art Leather GoodsCarriage nap Me to 51000Netsuke w K60 400 7MMens Pocket Baoks We to 871Card Cues Me to tXlLeather Purses lOc to 100Car Ticket Cases iSo to MoBlack Silk Shopping Bags Soc to

150German Silver Bags M to 150Opera Bags 1M to 278Boston Bags MeCombination Pocket Books Sic to

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Cracker Jars Pin Trays PuffBoxes Hair Receivers Re-ceiver all odd designs and beauti-ful oolorinm-

2Sc oBath Robes f400 to 1809Gift Umbrellas H to 100-

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Colonel Biddle Has Drafted Bill Confer-

ring Authority Upon Commissionersrifiuch Confusion at Present

The JSnghieer Commissioner ofDistrict has drafted a bill which will bepresented t Congress which providesthat have authoritygranted them to rename streets ave-nues alleys highways and reservationslc that part of District of Columbiaouteida the city of Washington Upon

by Commissioners Ma farrra and West the bill will be transmit

ted to Senator CaHtnger andBabjeock with the recommend

ti on that ij be enacted into a lawTrue Commissioners consider ttwtt some

system of names for streets in the conejty is At present It Is statedmuch confWon existS because of thlack of system in naming the streets inthe outlying districts For Instance onedirect and continuous street passingthrough Brookland seven blocks inlength has four different names Hartford Austin Galveston and Fulton

Such instances It is said areccmmon The proposed bill providesthat the Commissioners shall selectdefinite system of naming the streets inthe county They have already a pro-visional system but intend to give thbmatter further consideration before actfng Jlnally In the matter and adoptingthe system proposed to bo recorded undfer the hiS

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further advices from Minister Lrfshman at Constantinople concerning theattack on United States Consul Davisat AlexandretUu Syria

W DvSEARLE PROMOTED TO

APPOINTMENT CLERK

w D Searle has been named as ap-

pointment clerk for the War Depart-ment to succeed Francis W Ford MrSearle has been the assistant appoint-ment clerk for several years

FINED FOR LARCENYFrank Carter charge with the larce-

ny of a bicycle and lamp valued at 27

from Rutherford T Belby was fined 60or IS days in jail by Judge Scott inthe Police Court today

Commencing Thursday Decembar 10OPEN AT NIGHT

The Citys Jeweler

and Inducements to Jewelry Buyers

Here Two SpecialGuff Button BargainsB-

uy Now as They Win Be Sold Out VeryShortly

Solid Cuff

Buttons heavy andlarge abe worth3 For

These Solid GoldCuff Buttonswith genuine dia-

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The Store That Saves You Money

Special Money Saving Values

7R for fine Solid OakiSSB irs Bedroom Suite largedressing case French plate mirrorcost elsewhere 52200

37 PS A handsome QuarOak Bedroom

Suite cost elsewhere 600-0OQ 7R for Handsome Roll

a effect Bedroomcase massive oak bed finish cost elsewhere 4000

SSB25for Heavy GoldenOak Cobbler SeatRocker Cost else-where 260

S395for Massive PolishedOak SaddleRocker Cost

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SPECIAL NOTICES

for December u sConcerning the Last Generation AU

written juUouansweredSPECIAL C Fay has removed his law offices to the Corcoran

third floor corner Fifteenthand F Streets northwest uSPECIAL NOTTCE Zd W Jerkins willnot collect forus after thts date J TVALKER SONS SH Tenth st nw

ATTENTION Ameeting will be held at my office ith

nw NIGHT AT 8OCLOCK to discuss ways ad mto compel the enforcement of the jf llaw the street railway com-panies with the same aa is x

against the automobilist tevery automobile man amend HLTON R GORDON 14th st nw

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WILSON MAYcRS Aucflonesrs

1227 and 1229 B Street HM

The unclaimed articles accuraolaUd in i

OAce will be mid at public n i

within the aalnrocm of WILSON ft MAY KRS-

1X27 sad 122 w cooHneaciag on MON-

DAY 0ECEVBEK 14 lees AT 0 M AND

7 PM sad cftBtfawiBg daily at hourscbrreafter until the whole i iM waed a

will be furaiabed for dijtribouondaring the sale

By order of the PotmaatrD T LEIPUARDT

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Pea Gsal for a Few Days 475 per Ton

OUR OTHER PRICES ARK AWAY BELOWEVERYBODY EIRES

Chestnut CoalWhite Ash Egg ttat pricesWhite Mb Stove an theShawoUai StoveRout Stove Send pedal or phone

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Before the wont weather oonjelcover pipes with we MIJTERALWOOL We also sell Asbestos forpipes

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