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The evening world., 1920-08-26
MODERN DENTISTRY
CALLED A MENACE
TO THE NATION
Medical Director Of JerseyState
Hospital Warns Against I'm
proper Work on Teeth.
OiHrKRhaArlokAL
TRENTON, Aur. I'd.

ANNANAN ACANg mug SOs
Al ODERN dentistry Is a seri-
N Gus menace TO the whole
country, according to DR.,
Henry A. Cotton, medical director
of the Newberry state Hospital.
in the annual report OF the Medi-
cal Department of that institution
made public to-day by the De-
partment OF Institutions and
Agencies.
"The most worthy investigators
in the field of dentistry for
yenrs" says DIR. Cotton. called
attention to the criminal practice
OF saving teeth which should be
extracted, by such methods as
pivot teeth, gold crowns and fixed
bridge work. In n majority of
cases such work is done without
the use OF an X-ray, to determine
whether there are anv special
abscesses in these diseased teeth.
We believe that full publicity
should be given to this danger,
that the public should be warned
and instructed, that II should de-
mand the proper kind OF dental
work and not accept the sort that
will later cause either physical OF
mental troule"
The evening world., 1920-08-26
HARDING TO PITCH
BALL IN THIS GAME
Chicago Cubs 10 Visit Marion and
Play Local Team for Sena-
tors Benefit.

MARION, o., Aug. 2s.-Bis league
baseball will be brought to Marion
soon to add q little variety to the
front porch campaign OF Senator
Harding. The Chicago Cubs will play
the local semi-professional here
Sept for the special benefit Of the
Senator, who will pitch the first ball.
It was announced here to-day.
Senator Harding is a baseball
crank of the purest ray, in which re-
gard he is perhaps second only to
Mrs. Harding" a statement from
Harding headquarters said. explain
ing that Harding had expressed a de-
sire to see a real baseball game be-
fore the season ends.
Accordingly, William wrigieY and
A. d. Lasker, connected with tie
Republican National Committee. and
owners Of the Cubs, arranged to
bring their team here for a daY.
To help out the local club. Lefty
Tyler, a southpaw, and catcher
O'Farrell Of the Cubs will be loaned
to the Marionites.
Babe Ruth will call on HARDING
about the middle of September,
bringing his wife.
The evening world., 1920-08-26
HARDING TOLD HOW
EUROPE VIEWS HIM
Myron T. Herrick Just Back From
Abroad, Confers With the
Candidate.

MARION. o.. Aug. 26.--The views OF
leading European statesmen regarding
the present status OF tho League OF
Nations were conveyed TO Senator Hard
Ing to-day by Myron T. Herrick. for
mer American Ambassdor to France.
who has just returned from a trip
abroad.
Mr.. Herricls said the position OF the
Republican Party was fully understood
abroad, and that there was no appre-
henslon as to the results OF an kmeri-
can foreign policy under direction Of
Republican Administration.
Published reports that Senator Hard
ing had agreed to attend the ohio State
Fair next Tuesday, presidential Day"
provided neither he nor Gov. Cox should
Fpeak on political subjects. we're denied
to-day In a formal statement by the
lRepublican nominee
The nominee would not comment fur
thor on Gov. Cox's charges OF an ca
ccssiye Republican campaign fund.
80 far he said, there 10 nothing
on which to comment. l viii avail
the details OF the indictment"
Declining also 20 discuss the state
ment BY Aaron S. Watkins, Prohtbi
ton candidate for President. attackinl
his Prohibition record, Senator Harding
II have no debate with Mr., Watkins
lMy record stands and i couldn't chang'
Il n l would"
The evening world., 1920-08-26
TWO DRY AGENTS
TO Be QUESTIONED
IN ECKERT INQUIRY


had been visited by a man in an auto
mobile VINO talked with rapidity and
impressiveness, though In whispers,
TO the proprietors. Maloy said he had
reason to believe the story was true.
BY an arrangement between Dis
trict Attorney Maloy of Richmond
County and Supervising Prohibition
Enforcement Agent James 8. shev-
lin, Agents Mcclure and Weldon will
70 TO staten Island tomorrow morn
ing for examination by Maloy and
Detective Captain Sullivan with re-
gard TO any knowledge they may
have OF the circumstances leading
ND to the murder OF Eckert.
In the statements made TO Maloy
and Sullivan by the three men un-
der arrest charged with the murder
and by the witnesses who have been
gathered in by detectives, the names
OF the agents have been frequently
mentioned. Maloy said he believed
they were acquainted with Eckert
and some of the others who fire.
auented the hotel at South Beach
of william Maloney. one Of the men
under arrest. and know much about
the activities OF the Staten Island
booteggers. Until six weeks ago,
Mcclure was in charge OF enforce
ment matters in Richmond and
Weldon was his assistant.
Max Katz, an automobile truck
driver, who is under arrest charged
with murder. was again arraIgned
before Justice Mullin at Stapleton
/ to- day and was held for forty eight
hours pending further investigation
OF his statements, He has confessed
70 aiding Eckert in an effort to steal
liquor in transit passing through tho
Baltimore and Ohio freight terminal
on Staten Island.
Former Assistant District Attorney
Each, on hearing OF the arrest OF
Katz yesterday. postponed his appli-
cation to the Supreme Court for wrlts
Of habeas corpus for Maloney and
James Kane, for whom he Is counsel
| ana hurried bhCh 10 nlhten lhihlNs llt
was at once retained by Kats and an
nounced he would renew his applica-
tion for the writs, adding one fol-
Katz.
The accusations against the tner
are made by Mrs. Florence Eci,ort
widow OF tho murdered man, NhC
was also his confidential bOollSccrei
and are based on information and be.
lief rather than on direct knowleG GRe
Each maintains that her charges arr
insufficient to warrant holding then
for murder.
, A second confession waa reported
, 10 be In possession OF tao District
Attorney to-day, made by one OF III,
men undor arrest.
The best efforts of the police ar,
! being put forward 20 lay hands upoI
the man varlously known us Nhalen
} Dempsey or Thompson, who cscaD-,
from the Lake Hopatcong loek-uI
The evening world., 1920-08-26
ROBBED ICEMAN
IN FUN, SHE SAYS
Brooklyn Woman Accused of'Seiz-
ing His Roll Of Bills AS She
Ordered Service From Him.

When an ice man pulled out s2s in
bills from his pocket early to-day al
South Fourth Street and Bedford Ave-
nue., Brooklyn. Mrs. Marjorie Clark
who had Just ordered regular delivery
OF ice from MIN, is said 10 have seized
the money and ran. The ice man. Nor
ris Rappaport. OF No. 80 oerry Street
gave chase. and Patroiman John Buck
caught the woman as she was about tc
turn into Grand Street.
In the Bridge Plaza Court Mrs. Clark
who Is twenty-six years old and livel
at No. IL pevoe Street. told Magis-
trate McCloskey that she was only 'ir
fun" and was going to return thu
bills to Rappapor tomorrow when NJ
delivered the ice at her home. She wa
held in $1,000 bail for examination
next Wednesday,
The evening world., 1920-08-26
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES QUIT.
FIfty I'm Mechanical Department
DispIeaAed over Pay.

Fifty OF the 100 men employed in the
departments OF Supervising Chief Engi-
noer Capt A. B. Fry. employed as engi-
neers. firemen. electricians and In simi-
lar positions In tho mechanical depart
ment OF United States Public Buildings
In Manhattan. Brooklyn and Mount Yer
non resigned to-day.
This action, Capt Fry said, was the
result OF AGITATION growing out OF the
fact that tho men In the mechanical de-
partment Of the public buildings want
by the Macy Congressional award two
years aCO.
The evening world., 1920-08-26

tlring in ones and 'twos, apparently
for the last time.
Il think It shame" said Mrs.
A'oby Scott Baker, that after all
these years and all our struggle the
opportunity for a great historic &C
casion should have been overlooked.
We came TO the State Department at
Mr.. Colby's invitation after an all
night walt and we don't think Il was
nice the way II was handled"
The electric sparks were flying
thick wherever any OF the two suf-
ffage groups caGne In contact.
But there is more to come. To-
night the group headed by Mrs. Gait
will hold their great ratification cell
ebration. There were rumors that
Miss Alice Paul would be invited TO
sit on, the platform, but this has not
materialized.
The evening world., 1920-08-26
ACTOR LOSES SUIT
AGAINST PLAYERS
Kegerreis in 100000 Action Al
legged Conspiracy of Members
to Ruin. His Name.

The suit OF Robert b, Ke6erreis.
actor. against twenty-four members OF
the Players Club. No. 10 GrHmercy
Park, for slOO,OOO on the ground Of com
splracy to ruin his name, was dismissed
by Judge Sheppard In United States
District Court to-day af:er hearing the
plaiDtifi's testimony Judge Sheppard
said Kegerreis had not shown con-
spiracy, The trial lasted four days
Regerreis charged he was called a
German Spy and accused Of being IN
the pay Of the Kaiser, and tnat In 1917
he was expelled from the y uh ON s2lil
ground
The evening world., 1920-08-26
POST OFFICE CAN'T Y
SUPPRESS PAPER
Alleged Past Violations of ESpioIa :
Act No Reason, Court
Holds.

WASHINGTON. Aug 26.--The Po3t-
ofhce Department hos 40 aut y
under the Espionage Att 10 ent-l
blanket order denying second class nal
privileges to periodical because OF
alleged past violations Of thct uct- in
the opinion OF Associate Justice Hut
OF the District OF Columbia Supreme
Court.
The srullng vas contained in a mem -
randum by the Justice announcing his
purpose to sign an order readmitting 10
the second class mail privilege sIch
future copies OF the New York Call. h
Socialist newspaper, as are mailDbe
under the law.
The evening world., 1920-08-26
FAILED TO SWIM
CHANNEL, is REPORT
Sullivan Picked Up 10 Miles on
French Coast, II Is
Stated.

DOVER. England, Aug. 26.-HenrE
Sullivan Of Lowell. Mass, who started
at $40 O'Clock last night in an attempt
to swim the English Channel from Dover
TO Calais, was taken from the waten ten
miles from the Frehch coast. according
TO an unconhrmed report received here
to-day.
The evening world., 1920-08-26
Fund Scandal Forces out q @. o.
r. state CAIrman.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 25.-The resignation
OF w. l.. Cole as Chairman OF the Re-
publican State Committee as a result
OF his connection with the Lowden Pre-
Convention Campaign Fund expendi-
lures has been accepted by the Com
mite. j. Q. Hughes OF Macon was
named as his successor.
The evening world., 1920-08-26

with EckCrt after their arrest for
booze piracy In late July and Is un-
derstood to have been seen about
staten Island the night before Eckert
was shot to death. II has been
lrariCd that he Rad quarrellcd with
Eckert and sided with those who be-
lioy 4 ECkcrt was swindling his COM
panions ont Of fair share OF the
spolls of the syndicate, and that Eek
cr' was ihor anxious TO make up
with him.
The evening world., 1920-08-26
II. E. FIEE to Wed Miss Edith
strauss.

DEL MONTE. Calf, Auk. 2s,-How-
ard f. Figg. assistant United states At
torney General, who obtained n license
yesterday In Salinas. Calf, 70 marry
Edith Strauss. said to-day that the
or three days" His bride % be Is a
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Strauss Of New York City. he said.
The evening world., 1920-08-26

and all the states and local COM
mittees continue on the old basis
of making their own collections.
FThe state Committees are turn
ing over their subscription lists to
the National Committee. The lat
ter plans TO receive all subscrip-
tions. II will gather money from
persons who have hitherto sub
scribed only 20 state or local cam
palgn funds County and other
local committees are expected to
fall into line with the National
Committee plan. There will be
one great collection agency and
one great disburslng agency BY
Capitalization of finance the Re
publicans hope not only TO elimi-
nate a great deal OF waste that
has chara cteri2ed cOmpaigns In
the past, but to spend their cam
paign fund in q more scientihc
3 manner and place It where 1t will
do the most good"
While tire Democrats were bonn
harding the Republicans finance
plans, Il. Hudson, formerly editor OF
the Liquor Dealers Journal, made
public a telegram TO Senator Kenyon
Chairman OF the Senate Investigating
Committee, n charge that has beer
commonly rllmored in thlS section o.
Pennsylvania, namely, that bootleg
gers are obtainin~ WhislSey from dis
tilleries under medicinal permits and
seIing II at high profits and puttinl
Il share IN the Cox campaign fund
Prominent Democratic politicians II
Pennsylvania are alleged 10 be in,
volved, and Mr.. Hudson Is urginl
the Senatorial Investigating Commit
tee TO probe the charge. Really tn,
Presidential campaign has just be
gun.
The evening world., 1920-08-26
WILSON HAS COAL REPORT.
Anthracite Commission Submits Ita
Findings to President.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2s.-The repov1
of the Anthracite Coal Commission. ap.
pointed by President Wilson 70 settle
the wage controversy In the anthracite
field. is In the hands OF the President.
It was completed late yesterday
Anthracite miners asked that their
wages be Increased to the level fixed for
foituminous mine workers by the Bitu-
minous Coal Commission.
The evening world., 1920-08-26
R1I.7OO rur RohberI.

Detectives to-day Investigated an
Sil,70O fur robbery which involved the
expert cutting OF protective alarm wires.
The Victims were Rapport & Diamond OF
No. 43 West 2Sth Street, and tho thieves
rot away with more beaver mink and
Fquirrcl fur TIM one man could carry,
The evening world., 1920-08-26
Roy Drowned IN North River.

Walter Qulnlan, six years Old OF
No. G21 West 4Sth Street. accidentally
fell into the North River at Pier No.
90. foot OF West 5Oth Street, to-day
and was drowned.
The evening world., 1920-08-26
REPUBLICANS CONSOLIDATING
ALL CAMPAIGN EuNps.

'Tn aiming at $4,000, 900 the
Republicans are not figuring to
double or treble the amount
ordinarily spent in national
campaign, although inquest lon-
ably they will spend far more
than ever before. They are con-
solidatlng all campaign financial
activities in one huge fund rather
than having the National Com
mittee raise its own separate fund
The evening world., 1920-08-26
Big Friday and Saturday Weekend Extra Specials

AssORTED HARD CANDIEs---with.
ont "a aueStion the finest and most
divcrsldcd, collection Of long lasting
CrystaI Hooks, Shtinettes, blos-
aH,s ButterCups, Twists, Curls,
&ncrIcan Fillcd Confeetlons and many
others. Our IcE; 2oc EoOuS' SKO
EXTRA PorND BOX O+N
The evening world., 1920-08-26

MILK CHOCOLATE COVERED
Pl.ANTATIONS-Thes are big NOR
sels Of delicious golden MOlAsses
Candy, blRnketed in coverings Of our
Uncomfortable Premium MIX ChOc0-
late. Our regular 100 goods.
EXTRA SPECIAL for FRI 6Gk
day and Saturday. NSP
The evening world., 1920-08-26

leWsi
One with bwO pearls and a small
diamond; one chip diamond; one with
three good sized diamonds; two
basket settings. one with nine and the
other with fourteen diamonds. Her
wedding ring was still on her hnger.
A mans gold watch chain, evidently
torn on In a struggle. and found near
the BODY. the disarfangement OF the
clothing and the fact that the body
had been dragged 10 the seclusion OF
the underbrush led the authorities to
conclude that the girl had been crimi-
nally attacked, then murdered.
The gold watch chain Ii the single
scrap OF evidence that may lead &c
the Identification Of the assaiiant. Il
is complete, even 10 tn, small ring
Upon a circular bar II revolve,
around three small rings. No mark,
are upon It.
First reports OF the discovery o.
the body by Louis Di Salatio. thirteeI
years old. had It that in the girl
cienched fingers was a strip OF cloth
ripped from a mans coat. This wa
denied by the Assistant Prosecutor
The body was practically double'
up, with the legs drawnlo the breast
The head dropped lntd the under
brush and the arms hung close to he
side, the long fingers 'clenched.
Thirty feet from the body lay IN
hat mud bespattered And not IA
from the hat were the shoes, atll
polished, with the leather marred 4
only one point, caused, IL Is supposed
~ the scratch OF a stone upon IN
ground where she struggled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-09

WOODsYDE, MD--E1CBIiY SITUATED SIX
rooa house, ssra9e AID hafn. and chicken
! home on corner. With oae acre Of ground.
| frstt trees nat trees and small fruits: nesf
car line. The house Il newly decorated A
| positive bargain for quick sale. Price. $500.
| THOS. ". JARRELIA S37 woodward bldg.
] Phone Main 7A6.
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SUBURBAN. PROPERTY.
FOR sALE-Contfnuea
5000 Bona Eide Reduction.

Most beautiful bungalow I have ever seen zen
are the words Of all who have inspected this
and Is willing to take his loss. Just com
pieted. Beautiful terra Gotta hollow tile
bungalow. containing eight beautiful rooms
One acre ground; front and rear porches fully
screened: handmade screens for all windows
house and cellar walls whitewnshed: blinds on
all windows; built-in bookcases: open colon
made between living and dining rooms: hinged
large logs: furnace heat: open staircase lead
Ing TO three OF the most beautiful rooms
imaginable: bathroom finished in nat white:
new 1noleum on kitchen. pantry and bathroom
floors. Hughes electric range. four burners and
two ovens; rate cheaper than gas; transom
Snes AZ W.er At pnsh Of ono
ton; stationary wash trays in cellar: hot and
cold water: elegant garage, concrete hoor. cleo,
improved: roof water drained away from house
underground both chimneys fiue lined; 2o0-gal-
Ion pressure tank in cellar; . cellar entrances.
spso,s double Soor~: '" coal bin work bench
fruit shelf finest linen shades: porch curtains;
minutes TO cars; service every 10 minutes minutes
vcitch station. Wash. and Va. Ry. Fine auto
rad direct TO house by auto. cross A9uednct
BRIDE to , % s nasr rond to
right. Part cash; balance s57 80 monthly Gov
everything. Don't delay, To be sold this
week. Come OCT this evening.
A. ". EIDRIDGE. Owner.
NEW BUNGALOW. BEAUTIFUL LOCATION.
rooms. bath, pantry, fireplace, furnace gus
water heater, rangr. w1shtubs, cellar. town
sewer and water electricity. lot 5Ox100. fence.
rates, near cars and trains; $500: terms:
E. BROCK. ~ Columbia ave-. liyattsville
(Meirose sectionl. Phone Hyattsville 3D.. %
NEW 7-RoOM BUNGALOW. ANIL. on coon
road to city In onc-fare zone: lot a3x150 IT.
Possession at once. Price, 50, 400; $500 cash.
balance $50 per month.
Z. II. SHINN.
38l1 34th ST., Mt Rainier, Nd.
HvAtfeytlla Er 1RRJ
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FOB SALE-HOUSES

NEAR 18th AND SITS. N.W.-3-S1ORl
brick. on corner: rooms. baths ana kach.
eaettes. Now rented as apartments. Nets
over l6o on Investment. Possession OF one OF
all apartments may he had. Price. slV,vu.
x3UO cash, required. snap. Address boA
BAD. Star Office.
ON GRANT PIAACE-IN HEART OF CITY
house of IL rooms. ) baths. hot-water neat
electric light Revenue producing property.
Terms. Address BOX ed star Office
l212 q ST. N.E.-S ROOMS AND BATH.
brick; newly papered and painted; room ior
garage by owner. IL
SD ALLISON SIT. 800. SEMl-DErACHED,
6-room brick: h.-w.h.. electricity. gas. STATION
airy tubs: Just renovated throughout immedi-
ate possession. Open for inspection SUNDAY
FIVE-R0oM FRAME HOUSE AND LOTS
in the northeast section. about blocks from
18th and SITS. ne. A bargain at WV.
Phone Lin $685. W after $40 pm TO-
GOOD GROOM HOUSE on 9Th ST. Sc
Price. 81 300; very reasonable terms OF pa!
ment
Good Groom house. large rooms. . porches.
Price, 81 800. See this.
W Il. SHARP.
Phone Main s713 a21 18th ST. NV.
BY OWNER GOOD SIX-RooM HOUSE.
located near 9Th and SITS. ne; hardwood
finish. in excellent condition: large lot to alley.
Very reasonable price if sold at once. Phone
Main 6Tt3.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR 0ALA.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
BUNGALOW = SIX ROOMS
and bath, concerted cellar, cleo
trio lights, furnace; lot 50x150
l square from car line in Silver
Spring, Md. New; will be fin.
.ished in 10 days. Price, $3.50;
terms. .-
Groom house; all modern i'm
provements lot 75x225 l square
from car line; garage. Price
$3.50; terms.
Near Silver Spring, Md, on
macadam road-Store and dwell.
ing; Groom house, large store
room; large hall in basement
store fixtures, scales, ice boxes,
showcases, counters, gasoline
tank and pump; stable and ga
rage; 81 acre of ground; cher.
ries, apples and other fruit trees
bearing; ID acre in strawberries
There is good cash trade of $50
to SIS a day, which can be in
creased. Price, complete, 5000.
FRANK L. HEWITT,
SILVER SPRING, MD.
Tel. Woodside 1877. 1OF
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THos. J. OWEN 4 SON. AucrIoxEERs.
TRUSTEES. SALE OF vALrAnLE FRAME

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FRAME
DWELLING NO. 1910 3nl st. NV.
BY virtue Of q certain decd Of trust duly re-
corded in Lber No. 4osG. folio 30a ct .eQ.. OF
the land records Of the District Of Columbia
and at the request Of the party secured there
by. the undersigned trustees win sell at public
auction. in front Of the promises. on fITEs
DAY. THE TWELFTH DAY OF OCTOBER:
AID. 1920. AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK
Pm. the followins- Described land and prem:
tses. sifnate In the District Of Columbia, and
desienated as and heine parts Of lots 2s and
q In square west Of square $50, described ns
follows: BeKinning At a point on West Ord
street distant s7.10 feet north Of the southeast
corner Of said square and running thence north
1896 feet; theace due west to the line Of o
1o.foot alley: as laid down in Richardson
subdivtsion Of said square. thence south along
said alley to point west Of the beginning
and thence east TO the point Of heginniAg
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. balance h one
and two yean. With interest at pr. e.ntum
on the property sold. or all cash. at purchasers
option. A Deposit Of $500 required at time Of
sale. and the purchaser allowed 80 days to com
plete the purchase. Further particulars at time
Of sale. JOHN c. DAVIDSON.
HARRY c. B1RGE.
ocl-d&ds. exSu Trustees.
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rHos. J. OWEN q son. AucTIoNEERs.
TwO-STORY AND EASEMENT BRICK
DNELLlSGS, NOS 49,. 454 AND 436


TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE VALUABLE
TwO-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
DWELLINGS,, NOS. 49,. i54 AND 456
NEW JERSEY AVE. Sc.
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust duly
recorded In Iiber No. 1898. folio III ct seq.
Of the land records of the District Of Column
ba, and at the request Of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell NJ
public auction. in front OF the premises. on
WEDNESDAY,. THE TWENTIETH DAY OF
OCTOBER. AID. 1870. AT FIVE O'CLOCK
PM, the following described land and prem
ises. situate in the District Of Columbia and
designate as and being lets "D,'' ''E'' and
.'F'' In Charles SCOTS subdivision of original
lot in square 604 AS said subdivision Is re
corded In Liber G.. II. b.. folio 1915, of the
records Of the ONCE of the surveyor Of the
District of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: One-thrd OF the purchase
money to be paid in cash, balance In two
equal installments, payable In one and two
yeafx, with interest at per centum per an
mum. payable semi annually. from day Of
SALE secured by deed Of trust upon the prop
erfy sold, or all cash. at the option of the
purchaser. A deposit OF 500 will I've re-
quired at time of sale. All conveyancing. re-
cordine, revenue stamps, etc., at cost Of pur.
chaser. Terms Of sale to be complied with
within 80 days from day of sale, otherwise
the trustees reserve the right TO resell the
property at the risk and cost Of defaulting
purchaser, after nve days advertisement OF
euch resale in some Newspaper pubiished in
Washington. d. C.
JOHN c. WELDON.
GEORGE W. WHITE.
oc9-d&ds, exSu Trustees
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IN HYATTSyILIIE MD.-S ROOMS AND
bath; sun pAflof; large porch: improved street
on two sides; located near station: lot 90x165
IT,; price, IS 500: will take back trust Of
J. c. WELDON & CO..