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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-04
OBITUARY
NH. Carlonie MemlnlnEm.

Mrs. Carlonlc 3l"mmingcr. aged 50
years. is dead in the family homo in
EdEdalc. She was one Of thc most wide
~ known and highly esteemed women
of this section. Her death occurred last
night nj OILS O'Clock ana was due IL all
mcnts incident TO advanced years. She
was the widow Of William M"mminger,
who passed away several years ago.
She leaves two sons: r. f.. Mr,uminG-
or of Oklahoma: and William Of Arzonia,
also six daughters. Mrs. =. J. Watkins
OF Pleasant Valley: Mrs. l.. II. Each
mann, Wheeling: Mrs. 6. b. Miller. Can
ton. O.. Mrs. &. Il Burrow. Oklahoma:
Mrs Il. l. Roth, EdEwnod. aud Miss
Anna McmininEcr. at home.
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CROSS-COUNTRY. FLIGHT

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. S.-Captain L.
J. Robinson and Lieutenant A. A.
Adams arrived here late today on their
cross-country airplane testing flight
from Texas to Detroit, making the $50
miles from st. Louis in one. hour and
IS minutes. Although the ground tenn
peratures along the way were under 10
degrees above zero, Captain Robinson
said their liberty motor gave no trou-
bic, and he was enthusiastic over 1t:
operation under difficult weather con-
ditions at such 4 low temperature.
Captain Robinson expects to resume
his flight tomorrow, with Dayton, Ohio,
as the next stop.
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TWO CONFERENCES
START JANUARY Is

PARIS. Jan. 3.-Aft"r thA preliminary
conference iClwrcn tn" four great al
lied powers which will open on Janu-
ary Is. says ihc journal. there will be
Il Srrund conference nj which 'hr other
allied statesmen will he questioned on
questions interesting Them. These two
preparatory conferences Will be held nj
The French foreign Office"
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Peru.ChiIean Trouble

LIMA; Peru. Jan. 3.-Dcmonstration.
against Pcruvians continue in Chile.
according to unofficial reports received
here and steamships are arriving at
alollendo and Callao with many PERU
Wan refugees from Chile.
Victor LARGO Herrera Z leading Peru
Wan sugar producer. announces pub
licly that he will ship NO more sugar
10 Chile and urges all Peruvian sugar
producers to follow his example.
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INVESTIGATE FORD CONTRACTS

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.-An invcst-
CATION by the Senate naval committee
Of the wnrding Of contracts to the Ford
Motor Company for the construction Of
On gle boats and into the character or
cnnStr7Iction Of those boats was pro-
poscd in resolution introduced today
by Senator Lodge Of Massachusetts
At his request tho measure was re-
fcrred 10 the naval committee.
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PAYMENT OF ALLOTMENTS

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.-lntoTmaTT0H
relative 70 the payment Of allotmen3
made by soldiers To dependents WIS
asked of tho secretary of the treasury
i'm n resolution by Senator spencer 81
Missouri, adopted today by the senate
Tho secretary is requested 10 'ht"'"
,hc Senate whether allotments for Au-
GUST Scntcn,bcr, October and November
lave been sent. and whar1-t.,---- FOR De-
crp,hrr viii he paid
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FINED TWENTY AND

Pave pUvulICk. who WAS arrested by
OHI,rrs STANLEY and Haley Tor buying
junk stolen from tho =. & q. yards by
John Baker and william Mulrey. was
fined 80 and costs last evening by
SOUR" W::-kham. The trial was held
in III" county Jail at s o'clock. The tpo
lads who stole the goods were arrested
some lime ago and are serving terms
Of 80 days. Pnyolick paid his tinc.
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SUGAR NA1HT.

NEW YORK. Jan. 3.-Business in the
market for raw sugar was not as large
as yesterday. although the committee
continues 10 make arrangements for
shipment whenever tonnage Is available
and today further ALLEGATIONS were made
10 local renncries Of $1,000 bags OF
Cubas and 1850 bags Of Porto Ricos.
Price. remain at the 7.2S level for Gen.
trifuEal to the rehner.
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HUNS MAY VOTE

PARIS. Jan. 3.---MarShal Foch, ae-
cordinG TO the Maiin. has given permits
sion for the iicrmauS IN tho occupied
thine provinces To participate" in the
German elections. lie also will allnv
freedom of the press and freedom Of
assembly as far as Is compatible with
thr. maintenance Of order.
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FREEDOM OF CITY

DUBLIN. Jan. 3.-Thc Dublin Cor
noration has decided In confer the lrcc-
dom Of the city on PRESIDENT wilson.
A drputation will be sent 70 l'arlS Wh'"
the President returns thGrr FOR the pun
pose Of hostowIng this honor upon mr."
Tho delegation. which Will hu''''
fi"r. will represent all political Sec''"tS
'.,,,d ,vill invite President Wilson |"
,isit Dublin and receive formally inc
freedom Of tho city.
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MINERS TRAPPED

CHEROKEE Kansas, Jan. 3.-F1fty
Mon were trapped in tho number SIX
SHAFT Of the Hamilton Coal Company
The iipple and the chute ar" burning.
Dynamite is being used in an effort 10
stay the flames until the Men can D+
taken out.
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Coal Lands Transferred

vAYEESBl' re, Pa. Ian. 3.--Derds
vcro recorded here today. transferring
405o acres OF Pennsylvania coal lands
10 thu Cum b"rland Coal company. IN"
consideration hring si.3S6.@NI. In"
property. located III punkard Greene
Franklin and Whitley townships was
transferred By private owners. VII"
came from practically every section "i
tho United States.
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Sent Up for Drinking.

! Justic" of the p"a"c William hri'
ton handled tho rns" % i Iuan who VAS
arrested by SunSIahlr John Mn"r. yes
ter,lay On chmrgc II drinking liIG"r
while in passenger coach ON l"' Bal
tim,;rc ;Iud ohio railroad. u" plead
guilty II tn, rhprg" and was fined ="
and costs. lacking which H. went - -.
ClaIrsvliic for Il rest
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RELEASE BOMB SUSPECT

PHILADELPHIA. ian. 3.--Edward
Moore. SUSPECT in tn" bomb explosions
Monday night. probably will be released
today or tomorrow ny The police.
Detectives say III" investigation has
clearly proven his innocence Of COM
plIc.iy in thr bomb rlutcs. He was ar
rested Tuesday and tho following day
wa. held under technical charge.
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The double funeral o. HaEry FISH anu
81. ts-months-old son. both OF WHOM
died Wednesday. following an Illness ~
influenza. took place yesterday ti'rS-
noon. Services were conducted in tn:
family home on Twenty sixth street 1t
? o'clock by the Rev ~ VI. Flax. pas
tor Of tho Christian church. Intcrmsn1
r5ras IN Rose HIN Cemetery.
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Cable Co. Files Briefs

NEW YORK. Jan. 3.--Briefs in tho
proceeding. brought by tho Commercial
and Commercial Pacific Cable companies
10 cnjoin Postmastcr-Genrral Hurlcs"n
and Nrwcomb. president IT the Vest
crn Union Telegraph company from
merging ihcir lines with those OF the
Western Union under federal control
we're filed today with Federal Judge
| Learned Hand by counsel for both Sides.
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Part Three.
COAL COMPANY
TREASURER DIES

Special to The lntclligenccr.
COLUMBUS, o.. Jan. 3.-Claude r.
Hunt aged -. auditor and treasurer OF
tho Sunday Crrrk Coal company. died
to-day 1T his. HON" here. The deceased
is survived by hIs parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. G. Hunt. and 81 brother now
living in Cha rlcstnn. ". Va
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Council Meeting Monday.

The regular meeting Of thr alag"
council will b. held ut the city LuiidinG
cnxt Monday night. and several mat
tors Of extreme Importance WILL b" dis
cusscd II is expected that the mayor
vii announce his app0int"c 10 tn" posi-
ton in that body. which wa" mad" va
can, hv the resignation "f 4. *. Con-
u,av
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coErrUE nEcE1vERsH1P SUIT.

PITTSBURGH. Jan. $.-An order was
handed down in common pleas court
here today granting permission 10 dis
continue the equity suit brought ny
Charles \. Amber. insurance commits
aturrr IT PENNSYLVANIA. as received OF
tho pittsburgh Life & Trust company.
against the former directors -: the
in solvent institution. y condition OF
the order Is that the cX-dlrrctors pay
3;nN. 900 in ac;tlemcnt Of tho suit.
In the opinion Of the court. the mi
oorily stockholders Of tho company. IN"
only obicctors 10 the settlement. would
I,uya M chance to recover. no matter
how successful tn" equity suit might
NO
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ARMY PROMOTIONS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-The Senate
today adopted Il resolution by Senator
King. OF Utah, asking Secretary Baker
whether he contcmplaies 4 modification
Of the recent order prohibiting promo
tons in the army. The resolution as
sGrts that men arc being discharged!
from the service without action being
taken on recommendations for their
promotion,
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BARRIERS Elect,

Bcliairo Local No. Il, JoUrneymcn
BARRIERS. has elected officers for the cu-
suing year as follows. President. FL
mar ODonncll: vice president. Mike
Shechan: secretary. Harry NcNeai:
treasurer. Samuel St"ubcurach: record
ser John Miller.
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e,,v.ntton Committee Met.

The committee in charge Of the annual
convention OF the american Flint Glass
workers Union. to be held in this city
next July. held meeting last evening
IN the city hall auditorium. Reports
<zere read from the sub-co m'n'tt:"s AL
plan. discussed for entertaining the
convention.
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Exley Funerul Today.

This afternoon. At $50 o'clock, 1un-
rral services will be held for benjamin
Exlcy. ST.. aged 50 years. IN tho FANNY
home at Echo Point. He passed away
on Wednesday night. The Rev. DR.. H.
G. Howard. pastor Of Thomson hclho-
dis, Episcopal church. will ofncta,c. A
detachment from J. W. holiday post.
c. A. r.. will be the escort Of honor.
!niaEDant Will b. ~ Greenwood.
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Entertained Last Evening.

Last evening tn" members of the Al
lirci Club wcr" entertained by Mrs. John
Fish Of North Guernsey street. A pro-
gram. which vas arranged by the host
css. was given. after which refresh
mcntS were served.
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Theatre Party.

Miss Flora Beamer entertained .
number OF friends at theatre party
last evening. After attending tn" per
fortaaucc Il, the Victoria theatre. re-
fr.sh.nrnts were enjoyed at the HoSe
& Davis drug store
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Funeral For Mrs. Robinson Today.

Funeral SERVICES for Mrs. Mary FOB
inson. aged IS years. Wife Of Fierce
Robinson. will be held this afternoon
a, > o'clock in the family hort. IL
McC0lloch street. where her death oc-
CURED Wednesday morning. The Rev.
DR.. Clarence Eugene Allen. pastor az
Fourth Street Mcthodist Episcopal
church. will nffciatr. Intcrmcnt Will
be made in Greenwood.
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DR.. Tobias Schanfarber. noted Chicago
rabbi. who Is visiting relatives IN the
city. delivered an interesting lecture last
night in the Sons of Israel temple on
Belmont street Tho meeting was large
up attended and special music was
given by the choir.
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BRIDGEPORT
Fire Department Meets Tomorrow.

Fire Department Meets Tomorrow
Tho local lire Department w'!i hold
,hslr regular weekly meeting III the!r
rooms in ;hc c.ty building tomorrow
afternoon. and some important huS!~
moss IS slated tn com" up for discus
SION. The ncwly-cl"ct"d officers wh"
will serve the department for IN" GU
suing year will also lac Installed At this
meeting.
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Meet Monday Evening.

A meeting of tha Retail Grocery as
ISOLATION will be held in the city build
ing Monday evening. The newly-electcd
officers will be in charge and the oues-
ton OF closing stores at 8 o'clock on
Saturday evening will bA DISCUSSED.
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R.onnd rahla Hroatiuc.

The members Of the Round Table
will meet next Monday evening in the
Turner hall. A few hours will be spent
in Il social way, following business
session.
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Severely Burned.

S. J. ". EoErmitu. OF North Har-
trrct. was severely burned by an
ion OF gas n the kitchen range
day morning. It is believed that
king valve caused the gas IL &C
ate in tho range and when she
otcd 10 light Il burner tho cApIu-
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Misc BraillY Hostess.

The members OF tho II. G. Club VIII
gather ut the home Il: Miss Hilda Brazil
H. Monday evening" where they will
spend several hours sewing. after which
a Iuu-hcuH w!ll 10 served.
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Entertained Club,

Mrs. c. S. Starkw"athcr entertained
the members Of the Music. Art and lht-
craturH club Friday afternoon at her
HON. on North jefferson street.
program was given and luncheon was
ScrN.tl.
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Rallatrh Briefs.

Miss Lillian Mckclvcy has been ap-
pointed a teacher in the primary de-
par,mrnt Of the Shadysidt school. /"
iii IN, vacancy made by the r"SiGna-
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"Mother's Tender Flowers

Watch the tongue of your young!
Children droop and wither if you permit constipation
poison to be absorbed into their delicate systems.
Hurry Give Cascarcts clean the little eogged-up
liver and bowels Children love harmless Cascaret' because
Cacarcts taste like candy-only 10 boxl Grand
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LECTURE-REClTAL

A very attractive program has oeen
arranged for Ihc next meeting Of the
r,ecturr-Rcci;al club Of Martins Ferry.
10 he held in their rooms in the Citizens
bank building January :, 1919. 1t Will
h.. given by Miss. Anna Fest. Mrs. j. j.
Nicly and Mrs Frank Ernest n. Cole.
whose artistic ability promises to make
II an cnjoyablc afternoon. The time for
beginning the program has been chang
Cd. Instead Of starting at ESQ Ms before
thr chorus will r.hrarsc Mt three o'clock
and the program will begin at $3.50. All
those wishing to be In the chorus viii
be present Mt the meeting. Tuesday. an
IL must nc organized then. Following IS
the program:
Part One.
The Fugue.
Prelude and Furuc in Major---(Thc VIII
Tempered Clasicprd) ...... Bach
Miss Anna Fest.
Part TWO.
The Sonata
SONATA. 0pSc7, No :. 'MoonliGht.. 80.
.................. Beethoven
Mrs. Ernest d. Cole.
Part Three.
The Symphony.
symphony in y. Minor tThe Heavenly
Symphony ............. Srhuhert
Mrs, Ernest II. Cole md Mrs. J. j.
Nelly.
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20 GERMAN DIVISIONS
ON WESTERN FRONT

BASEL Jan. A. tHa%ns.l 1.-The Ger
man arnliaticc commissioners according
IL n Berlin dispatch h;Lrn transmitted TO
the allied commissioners. note saying
that on thu western front except Tor
the peace time garrisons. th~Vc now hre
twenty divisions rf which the older
classes have been discharged. II is
added that the dissolution OF the Ger
man high command is proceeding.
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sion occurred. She was badly burned
about the face and arms. DR.. a. W.
Higgins attended her.
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Reports from Denmark and Switz"r-
land Thursday were that Il large force
Of Poles were advancing into FruSsia
toward Berlin. Polish cavalry was rH-
PORTED To have reached Frankfort on the
fI1rr
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BASEL. Jan. 3-S"veral German army
corrs have been concentrated on tho
border between Posen and 'l'russIa ac-
cordng to III" NachriChtcn Of Frankfort.
Germany, il is added has decided to de-
fcnd her rights To the province OF Posen.
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BRITISH AVIATOR
BREAKS RECORD

LONDON. Ian 3.--t7yinC British
airrlanc' nj Ipswich yesterday. captain
/ .au". an American. established new
aIlliut,. record reaching height OF
- .un feet Observer Flowers. who ac-
rrrlr:nird Captain Lang collapsed
when his cN%rrn battle broke. but re-
..nv,rcd. Both were PROSTITUTION during
their flight:
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When chlds turns white breath teVehsn' S'oh 'o
h ~, ALWAYS depend UPON safe old Cacare" gently, yet thor
ouobv clean the liver and bowels Cascarets are Just dandy TOT
children They like candy and child need be coaxd to take
t even when cross and sick Each 10 cent box contains
lions and dose for children aged old and upwards
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E1aMAN STRING QUARTET

No. -"ANDANTE CANTABILE'
This IS one very few melodies from the somewhat
an,tere realm of Chamber Music that has become gelu
inely popular
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Part TWO.

Sonata. 0pS27, No. :. tMo"n'iGht;.'.
...... Beethoven
Mrs. Ernest d. Cole.
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JOHN MCCORMACK
No. 6479l-''WHEN YOU COME BACK

The bare announcement that John McCorr
q record Of George NJ. Cohan's latest and
hit sends thrill down the spine.
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"GARIBALDI'S HYMN

EVERYBODY appreciates the part Italy mas pEc III inc
- i seems fitting to issue at this time Carusos
fne record of "GaribaIdis Hymn, one OF the great
National songs of Italy.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIoNEER.
Executors and Trustees Sale of
Valuable Improved Real Es-
tate, Being Premises No. 1904
penpcv1vonia Aye,,,,e NV

Pennsylvania Avenue NV.
Under and by virtue Of the last will and
testament of Mary A. McGrann, deceased. the
undersigned, as executor and trustee. will
offer for sale at public auction. in front OF the
premises. on THURSDAY, THE SIXTEENTH
FOUR PM, the following described land and
premises, situated in the city of Washington.
District of Columbia, being part of original
lot No. 81. in square No. 16s. described as fol-
original lot p and running thence southwest
erly with the east line of alley the distance
of 67.167 feet, thence east with the south line
Of original lot 81 the distance of 1854 feet
with said east line of said alley the distance
CT 3S.9S1 feet to the south line of Pennsyi-
yania avenue at a point 1850 feet scutheaster-
" said south line of Pennsylvania avenue
westerly with said south line of Pennsylvania
avenue the distance of 1880 feet to the point
Of beginning. being improved by three-story
brick store and dwelling. No. 1704 Pennsyiya nia
avenue northwest.
Terms of sale: one-third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. the balance in two
equal installments. payable in one and two
years with interest at per cent per annum.
cured by first deed of trust upon the property
sold, or all cash. at the option of the pur-
chaser. A deposit of $500 required of the
purchaser at the time Of sale. All conveyance
cost of the purchaser. Terms of sale to be
complied with within fifteen days from day of
SALE otherwise the executor and trustee
serves the right to resell the property at the
after five days advertisement of such resale
in some newspaper published in the city of
Washington, d. c.
DANIEL. W. o'DONoGHUE,
Executor and Trustee of the Estate of
Mary A. McGrann, deceased.
ta4-d&ds, exSu Address, Union Trust Bldg
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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. wnscHLER. Aucr1oNEER
CHANcERY SALE OF THE VALUABLE TWO
STORY, TWo-APARTMENT BRICK

CHANcERY SALE OF THE VALUABLE TWO
STORY, TWo-APARTMENT BRICK
BUILDING KNOWN AS PREMISES 1908
9Th STREET N0RTHWEST
BY virtue Of decree passed in equity cause
numbered 1886. in the clerks Office of the su-
preme Court of the District of Columbia. in
the case of Mary f. Ryneal, ct al. VS.. George
r. Muth ct al, the undersigned trustees, ap-
pointed in said cause. will sell ut public auc-
ton, in front Of the premises. on WEDNES-
PM, the following described land and prem
Uses, to-wit: Sub lot twenty-four go. in
George Ryneal. juniors, subdivision Of part Of
original lot two (2), in square four hundred
and nineteen (419), as per plat recorded in
Book 81, page 81, in the Office Of the surveyor
the improvements thereon, consisting Of q two
story. two-apartment brick building.
Terms of sale: One-third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash and the balance in
two equal installments, payable in one and
two years from day Of sale, and to be repre-
er bearing interest at the rate of per centum
per annum, payable semi-annually. and Sc
cured by a first deed of trust on the property
sold or all cash. at the option Of the pnr-
chaser. A deposit Of $500 will be required at
time of sale. All conveyancing. recording. title
tary fees at cost OF purchaser. Terms of
sale to be complied with within fifteen days
from day of sale: otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. after
five days advertisement Of such resale in
G. This sale made subject to Rule u, Su-
preme Court of the District of Columbia.
EDWIN c. BRANDENBURG,
Fendall Building.
CHARLES L1NKISs;
leo .dSdr ia1 TYustees