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Evening star., 1922-10-10
MILITARY MISSION
VISITS ADR|AN0P[E
Will Reassure Population, In
vestigate Alleged Abuses
and Prevent Disturbances.
GIVEN COOL RECEPTION
Local Feeling Tense and Trouble
Brewing-Re-Entry of Turks
Deplored.,
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
ADRIANOPLE, October 10.-An al
lied military mission has arrived here
and will spend three days before pro-
ceeding to visit the countryside by
automobile. The mission consists of
three officers. French, British and
Italian. and the chairman is French
colonel, Dufoulan, by virtue Of senior
ity.
The commissioners errand as de-
fined by the allied high commission
ers is to reassure the population, in
vestigate alleged excesses. prevent
disturbances and report any evidence
OF incendiarism. pillaging or unrea-
sonable requisitioning. Similar mis-
s1ons have arrived in the past week
at Rodosto and Lule Burgas.
Adrianople gave the delegates a
rather cool reception.
BritOn Cordially Received.
The populace. while distinctly hos
tile to the French and neutral toward
the Italian member, was exceedingly
friendly to the British representative.
youthful airman, who is accom-
in the uniform Of the British military
police. Greek soldiers everywhere
salute punctiliously the British cap
tain, but ignore the French and
Italian officers.
The first act of the mission after
to visit the religious leaders of all
sects; the delegates spent an hour
each with the Greek bishop, the Jew
ish chief rabbi, the Bulgarian ortho-
dox primate, the Armenian arch
bishop. and finally with the head of
hn nr1 OF hn
Mufti." During the evening the mis-
sion conferred with various local
leaders representing different parties
and groups.
Arrival Most Opportune.
The impression gained through all
these interviews was that the mis-
sion's arrival was most opportune. as
local feeling is tense and trouble is
brewing, which the mere presence of
the foreign delegates would do much
to restrain. Nearly all classes are
inclined to deplore the plan for Turk
ish re-entry, even many MoSlemS.
While they expressed sentimental in
tereSt in the restoration OF the old
capital of the Turkish empire, they
nevertheless shook their heads gravely
over the probable disturbance of COM
mercial and civil life, which only
recently has been coming back to
normal.
The Greeks and ArmenlanS pointed
out the absolute necessity of large
allied forces for the supervision of
any turnover in order to prevent
racial and religious animosities from
developing into massacreS and 1ncen-
diarism. The mission is convinced
that no assurances by the allies
would prevent an enormous refugee
exodus, which has already begun.
across the frontiers into Bulgaria
and Macedonia. The presence of allied
detachments may hold this exodus to
lesser proportions. but cannot entire
ly reassure the Christian populations.
Want Troops Held There.
Moreover, there is a demand that
such allied detachments remain for
a reasonable period after the Turks
are installed. Meanwhile. military
pre- parations for resistance continue
on all sides, and the mission would
not be surprised at the appearance
Of movement for an autonomous
state in eastern Thrace.
Evening star., 1922-10-10
LEAVES ESTATE TO WOMEN

MITCHELL, s. D.. October 10.-Dan
c.. West, eccentric publisher of the West
News, who died suddenly a year ago
last April, bequeathed the residue of
his estate to the -four, most worthy
working women of MITCHELL. each to
share equally, according to his will filed
for probation yesterday. He named a
committee to select the beneficiaries.
Evening star., 1922-10-10

among the clergy and not the lay.
men. He was one Of the four deIe-
gates to the convention from tRii
diocese
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-15
three men, one of them
alleged to be a Ku klux
Klan official, were ar

alleged to be d ku klux
Klan official, were ar
rested at Justice, H., early today and
now are held at the detective bureau
here. The three men. Frank Pasco-
lini. A. r. Umhach and n. Newman.
an Of Chicago, wprn T"", Stod by n
motorcycle cop when they speeded by
huD at a rate 80 siXiv l1,es an hoar.
tey said they had mace three trirs
to Morris to get DR.. Mutera but rad
f'lled to car 'ut tfcii purpose ca Ii
time.
Last night they said they accosted
him in a dance hall and he denied the
charges made against him. He rush
ed to his house and fearing that he
would get help, the trio started back
to Chicago, PasCOlni told the police.
In their machine was found two load
ed pistols, two backjacks and a cat
o,nine tails.
Two agents of the department of
justice questioned the three mon.
and while the agents refused to dis
cuss the matter it is known that the
department has been carefully watch
ing IN Klux Klan activities in this
section for some time.
Federal agents secretly attended
the big meeting a Few nights ago at
Naperyile,
The police searched Newman's
nome and found the following letter
dated June >. 1922:
nr..t..u
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-15
FL0GGERS HALT
CHIR0PRACT0R AT
DOOR OF HIS Home

Chicago, June 5.--Frustrated in an attempt
to fog DR.. William A. Mutera, of Morris, ILL.,, be-
cause of an alleged insult to girl friend of theirs,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-15
$4,000 ASKED FROM
SO[ONS FOR FIGHT
ON CATTLE PHTH|S|S
COMMITTEE NAMED TO LEAD
CAMPAIGN AGAINST TUBERCu-
LOsIs APPEARS BEFORE sOAFD
WITH REQUEST FOR AN APPRO.
PRIATlON.

A snncial committee of members Of
-. ,,, p,n.nn - To c,,lo corrty
'''' ! a. III ''"''''' V, ''
and other commerciaI Doul'H aPP'"'
I'd before the county board this morn.
fnr and petitioned tho supervisors for
....-..i.,;.,, -, g. onn to fobt thr
I'll 'Pp' 0l' ''.'
wave OF tuoerc"'oS'A 'L'o"s "'',, ~
The committee was headed by l)r. Z
@ Yoder of Peru and II. T. Marshall
. e,.ou. ta.b of ,,b,n, addressed
- '''"' ''''' " .,'...,i..
the board IN regard % lh' "pp,op' .}o 49,, -"
ION ana inc oIS1aSe nI'o'E INA Nv, o"' O..
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-15

Lawrence " Ner~ Deer Park, 2l;
Florence r Nalgrnhach, Eden. 2l,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-15
w WEATHER

Partly cloudy tonight
a n d Friday, possibly
Wers. Continued
warm.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-15
Want Daunherty Rulinu.

hngton. June T.. Attorney
General Daughcrty will be asked for
new ruling on the question of the
sale Of liquor on shipping board YES.
sells. it was indicated today at the
treasury
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-15
DEER PARK YOUNG MAN
TO WE'D TOMlCA GIRL

The marriage of Lawrence Mere.
son of MIR. and Mrs. L. w Mcrs, who
reside five miles south of Utica. in
Deer Park township. and Miss Flor
enCe WolEcnbach of TuniCa will take
place on Saturday night at Q o'clocI.
At the parsonage of tho Methodist
church in Tn1icl,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-15

Ralph j. SCherCr
Eva c. RausCh.
Frances NJ Tabor
Theresa A. RCser.
Cccelia r. SChOmaS.
Cecilia NJ DOerr
Edith NJ BrandhCrm.
Loretta J.. LOwmon
The class has chosen for its motto
Let Deeds Prove Light blue and
yellow are the class colors and the
red rose is the class flower.
Evening star., 1922-10-29

Mr.. 3rd AND NE; CLOSE TO
Union station, ETC.; r. and b., br.;
h.-w.h., garage. . alleys; only 5000;
81. go cash balance easy.
PETWORTH; 3 bargains on Georgia
ave-: LIST commercial; prices, SO. 500 to
S1O.5OO; terms; possession; excellent
future.
PARK VIEW; possession 31st; rare
chance to get excellent new home.
well constructed; every convenience;
below cost: easy terms.
TAKOMA. ID. C.: lot 3Ox133: mod
ern, new. r. and b.; ell; cheap at
SE.JN: payments right.
SSACOSTIA: desirahly located;
r.. fr.; lot 6Ox12s; 5000; want cash;
clear: bargain.
1915 A ST Sc; last Of 4 Or. and
b. porch front bricks; $500; $500
cash: alley.
S.W.: 3 2.story bricks; prices, 81. 900
to S215O; easy terms; much below
value.
COLORED: W. Washington; 2 6-r.
and b. br.: fur. ht.; 81, $50 each; only
$500 cash each.
N. f. RYON CO.. INC.
Main 1897 1923 + st.
Evening star., 1922-10-29
TO SETTLE ESTATE

TO SETTLE ESTATE.
This house must be sold at once. Situated In
beautiful 18th st. Heights. Consists of living
room (open freplace), large, bright dining
bedrooms and tiled bath on first floor; two
large bedrooms, with large roomy closets,
hotwater heat; oak floors over entire down
stairs; Chamberlin weather-stripped; copper
screens. gas, electricity beautifully decorated !:
tically new. Detached on large lot 142 feet
to alley. Price. 10000. Inspect 1907
Geranium st. NV. Call OWNER, Main 4709,
IN
Evening star., 1922-10-29
FOE sA1E-HousEs.
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
Continued

FOR SALE HOUSES. FOR sALE-H0UsEs
0entinle1 Csptnael
INSPECT TO-DAY.
These Homes Must Be Seen to Be Appreciated
SAUL'S ADDITION.
The home beautiful. Built large lot facing OF the
prees streets this Section brandnew home of colonial de-
sign with unusual of bun fixtures Eight large
pohe hardwood floors real open fireplace hotwaer heat
trio lights. $I5,5oo Terms
SIXT ZENITH STREET HIG L A I'd S.
Exceptional home containing beautiful and BATH
poche sewing unusually large fireplace wide and deep
lot hotwater heat electric lights Do not fail to inspect this
property
CONTINENTAL REALTY CO.,
3o8 Bond Building I4th and New York Ave. NV. Main
To Inspect Sunday Call North 2784-J.
Evening star., 1922-10-29

V NACAN l-DEAN WOOD.
Colored; 500 cash and $2J per mo. including
interest buys Broom bungalow on 47th place.
GRANVILLE G. BRADFORD,
425 Bond Bldg. 29s
$1,000.
Near 18th and Pa. ave. s.e.-6 room. bath.
semi. brick; porch on side; $3.50 cash
and $35 per month.
$500.
18th st. So. AnacOstia-6-rOom. bath: semi
detached; colonial porch: frame: hot air heat:
room for garage. Possession. $3.50 cash. $40
per month
$4,000.
ny. ave. Sc. near E-6 room: colonial
porch: brick: bath: hot-water heat: room for
garage. 81 900 cash and si5 per month.
$3.50.
ST. near 1Oth-6- room, bath: bay window !;
brick; hot-air heat: In good condition; room
for garage. $3.50 cash and $i5 per month.
$500.
Overlooking Garfield Park-6 room. bay win
dow brick: tiled bath: cement cellar; furnace
heat; possession; agreeable terms
$1,000.
Near 18th and East Capitol sts.--6-room
colonial porch brick: tiled bath: hot water
heat: excellent condition; possession with
deed: $1,000 cash and $50 per month.
HARRY T.. GLADMAN,
900 Pa. Ave. Sc.
Phone Lincoln 246.
Evening star., 1922-10-29

RUBY LEE MINAR,
412 Evans Bldg Main 1145.
CLEVELAND .PARK-Center hall
plan home on lot 65 by 1856. Best
section and should be seen at once.
Ten rooms and baths. Six fine
bedrooms, all modern conveniences and
attractive features. Buift-in garage.
Copper screens. Less than cost buys
it. Have tenant who desires to lease
1t at 5000 per month, which will pay
a good investment.
RUBY LEE MINAR,
413 Evans Bldg. Main 1146.
Evening star., 1922-10-29


17tH and Pa. ave. NV.
ALLISON AT ILL. AVE.
$s.sOO-Brand-new home Of 8 large rooms
and fne sleeping and breakfast porches; room
for garage; colonial front porch Of cement:
h.-w.h.. electric lights; full tiled bath and
wonderful. Only 81 900 cash. s75 per month.
SEQ OTIS NV.
$6.S0o-Col home of Q rooms and tiled bath.
u block from New Hampshire ave. and close
electric lights. Room for garage and in this
nne section makes this bargain. Only 81, 500
cash, balance easy.
ga 9th ST. NE.
$7.o0o-This beautiful Groom bay-window
home must be seen to be appreciated: the con-
dition il perfect; new furnace; new lighting
and bath fixtures; only $1,000 cash; posses
PARK VIEW.
SS,00o-Best two-story. three-room- deep and
tiled bath colonial home in this unexcelled
location. Modern heating plant. electric lights;
deep lot to q wide paved alley, Closets in ali
bedrooms and large. bright pantry in kitchen.
S.,1dnew back Porch In fact really de
COLONIAL HOME, NE.
$70O0-Colonial nome. 9 rooms and tiled
bath; near Lincoln Park; h.-w.h., electric
81 $50 cash and balance easy.
BUNGALOW.
$5,250-5 rooms; all modern conveniences
and electric lights; lot 50x200. Only $500
DAVIS & STEELE,
NsiAr r6oR2 Aad x2a& A2Q-lsNIeekzAxA
Evening star., 1922-10-29
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
(ContfnuedD.
I4th AND DUNCAN NE.
COLORED.
Six rooms. hath. deep lot to alley; room for
double garage; 800 cash: $35 per month";
GRANVILLE C. BRADFORD,
4a5 Bond bldg. 29'
SAUL'S ADDITION.

An unusually attractive and comfort
able detached home. Wide front and
side porches. four large bedrooms and
glass-inclosed sleeping porch on second
floor; servants and storage room In
attic. large bay window. bright dining
room. beam ceiling, parquet floors
downstairs front and rear stairway.
Nine rooms, hOt-water heat. instan-
taneous wateB heater. electric lights.
large cement cellar with cold storage
room. Garage. Lot 4Ox90 Well kept
vacant lot next door. Price. $lJ,50O.
1000 cash. Address Box 1i2-U, Star
office. 29s
Evening star., 1922-10-29
FUTURE DAYS.

THOs. J. OWEN & son. Auctioneers.
Trustees Sale of Valuable I'm
proved Real Estate, Known
as the Brighton Apartment
Hotel, Situated at 1928
California Street North
west, in the District of Co.
lumbia, Together With All
Furniture and Furnishings
Contained Therein.
BY virtue Of a certain deed of trust duly
recorded in Liber 4573. folio 4SI. ct seq. OF
the land records Of the District OF Columbia.
and at the request Of the party secured there
pn0'ii pn the aartGR THIRTY FIRST DAY or ocro
BER; A.D \, 1879; AT T9uRT-THIRTY
land and premises, situate in the county
Of Washington. District Of Columbia. and
designated as and being lot numbered one
hundred and ninety three il93D. in Harry
Wardman and Thomas p. Bones subdivision Of
parts Of lots numbered sixteen I6i. seventeen
subdivision Of land now known as washing
ton Heights. as per plat Of said first men
toned subdivision recorded in Iiber -. at
Folio 81 Of the records Of the office Of the
surveyor Of the District OF Columbia. Subject
to building restriction line shown said
plat. together with the improvements. consist
hotel building; also. all furniture and furnish
ings contained in said premises as covered by
the above mentioned recorded deed of trust:
said land designated on the books Of the
assessor for the District OF Columbia for taxa
tlon purposes as lot numbered one hundred
and ninety-three 1881 in square numbered
twenty Ave hundred and twenty t252sI.
Terms Of sale: One-third in cash and the
balance payable in monthly instalments Of
twenty-five hundred tS2. .5OOl dollars for q
period Of twenty ythree months. and the bal
ance remaining unpaid at the end Of said
twenty three months to become due and pay
able the twenty-fourth month after the date
Of the sale. and TO he secured by the notes
Of the purchaser. with interest at per cent
per annum. payable monthly with each in
stailment Of principal the amount paid
and semi-annually ON the unpaid balance. and
secured by a deed Of trust upon the property
sold. all cash at the option of the pur-
CHASER. deposit of ten Thousand 1910. .000)
dollars will he required of the purchaser at
the date Of the sale. All conveyancing. record
ing. revenue stamps. etc, at cost OF pur-
chaser. Terms Of sale to be complied with
within thirty DAYS from the date of the sale.
otherwise the trustees reserve the right To
resell the property nj the risk and cost of
the defaulting purchaser after five days ad-
vertisement Of such resale in some new spaper
published in washington, q c.
q. ERYAN PITTS,
WILLIAM A. MILLS. Trustees.
Evening star., 1922-10-29

1923 STAR BU1LD1NG. ''' '>'> MAI MAIN s5ss.
$3.50 SOUTHEAST
$ : :: ;s::;s ;: e.: ;; e :; Il $:; e @ E:
,.,: s,..ooo.N 1000 CAPITOL AND LIBRARY.
'a % ssss s% Hs1 '1s ae 'ss1 sss. % @ .s
''" '' scar ''''; 'SiiS $iS51oc"BLooM1NGDALE. s1
IL ; +: e: s % =s; e: :;:': IL = s :
:;: =:; ' '': : e.
' : % % % = ; :s
; % ; rs; $55G$SS Z 81: rs Tffs furnace electric lights
% % ' % % CT .s. % tie f1a s; Ass sst
s9, ,5oo.NEAR 18th AND IRVING SITS.
9 ss % % :A :.:s s:s .: as;sss plant double
,o, s42S RsIR1G1 RI3; n7HG REALTY COMPANY Nc 200
paved '"'' =ss1
IS g. % e.s ] :,;:s, s % ,,' "ss. heat "'"
r.,. ,. ,. sAgLs y. :a .?:s s!:: waite. , electric
' ~ " ~ ' PRICE es1
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Near 18th and Grard.
:s ;; &: : :: s.:: G. . . @ :;n 5 $; $ %
~ " ~ a,71
10th STREET HEIGHTS. LoNGFELLoW STREET.
e: :::: ::s =: Z ~: e. e &C.: e: 6
Ss5s % CASE a, MONTH ALL INTEREST
MORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY, INC.
o13 18th Street NV. Main 6l7
JUST OFF SIXTEENTH STREET
EXCLUSIVE NEW HOMES.
$1375O
GREATER VALUE AT LOWER COST.
g: ;:ss 81: : s Is s:::! e.: s : ::.:: "A &:
servant ~ ' NHaf'
THE BEST BUY IN WASHINGTON
COME OUT TODAY AND BE CONVINCED
REAsoSAsIg CASH PAI,aENT AATTTEAcT1yE AATTTTa c TERMS
J. i" N
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
Owner nj
ol4 New York Avenue Franklin 6ol8
OUT. FLOWN REAL ESTATE 10vM0 kACKIN0 STORAGE
NORTH BEACH STORAGE CO -
sSa sS ss9 ssiz o: .1 & .1a.E.oo.
:. ~ 0InAN ToRru
lep pianos heermny
co0nTRY foofnhTY. % wsscH1hRs eo Pa ava
PgR- : s,rm.- ,.--.
would ,ak possible scy % 5es. ,u,,, Obi.
Evening star., 1922-10-29
CHEVY CHASESS14,5OO.

CHEVY CHASE-$14,5OO.
Located close to Connecticut ave., il
spot surrounded by homes Of the bet
ter class. This new Dutch eolonial pre-
sent. an nnu:ual opportunity to the seek
er Of something artistic and roomy; cen
bedrooms full length Of home: special
lighting fixtures: brick veranda and
walks; side porches: garage to match
house: 75-foot lot. By all means see thi,
today.
ITAKOMA PARK-SlO,5OO.
Live amidst pleasant surroundings
the prettiest street In Takoma: & large
bath; h..s.h,: electric lights; porch s
across entire house; large rear porches
Attractive terms.
PARK NIEW-9,65O.
In the prettiest spot Of this most bean
tiful residentIsl section: 7-room resi-.
dence. Breuninger built; thoroughly
modern b.. h. and attractive lighting
h1tnres: hardwood floors; gas log: spa
frtRerator: ample room for garage, to
paved alley. Inspect at once
SAUL'S ADDITION
$l1,95O.
A completely detached home bunza
low design. located in the heart Of this
exclusive section: convenient to 18th ct.
car line: size Of lot. 5Ox147: rooms
tile bath; h.-w.h.: electric lights; hard.
wood noorx, In excellent condition; rub
many other attractive features Beauti.
full rear yard to paved alley. Terms car
be nicely arranged.
w / L L / A NJ S
I4oo New York Ave.
Evening star., 1922-10-29

Maddux, Marshall q Company.
CLEVELAND PARK-7-room detached house;
built-in garage; excellent location; 3.26o for
quick sale; small cash payment.
PRINCETON PLACE-Army officer, leaving
the city, must make quick sale, 7-room, tap
500, with only 81 900 cash.
GEORGETOWN rooms and bath. on S1st
st. near car line. Price. 800, on easy terms
for quick sale.
PARK ROAD. OVERLOOKING ROCK
CREEK PARK-Nine rooms, baths. sleeping
porch and garage. An excellent buy at 81, 900
with small cash payment and easy terms.
APARTMENT HOUSE IN NORTHWEST
Modern, hreproof. six apartments Of and
rooms with bath. Well aud conveniently To-
Gated. Apartments now renting from $35 to
$50. Price. $21 900, with small cash payment.
Net 300 on equity.
Maddux, Marshall & Company,
Naia AazQ2aDk aaQs a9tA u MI
Evening star., 1922-10-29
GOOD NORTHWEST
LOCATION-&OOO EACH.

Al1ON-%,UOO EACH.
An An snusual opportunity for invest
ments; each containing two apartments
bule and plate glass storm doors Lots
sO.8x110 to paved alley. Wide parking
in front and yard in rear. Will sch
separately on terms Of 81 900 cash and
built. located on wide avenue. in the
first commercial zone. Even at present
low rentals will pay better than 15 per
cent net on equity. Investigate.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
$1,000.
In most attractive location. where
every one owns their own home bexuti-
full rooms, brick home. modern heating
plant; elec. lights: large tile bath and
many other extras. space for garage
Terms $1,000 cash and $71 per month
10th STREET HEIGHTS
$1O,5OO.
A comparatively new detached home
size Of lot. 4lx142. TO alley: rooms.
semi bungalow type; tile bath: h.-w.h..
cleo. lights. hardwood floors: real open
fireplace In living room. House is in
Al condition. Unusual terms.
IDEAL NORTHEAST
SECTION-&,5 500.
One ehalf block from Lincoln Park. on
a very wide avenue, exceptionally large
Groom home. 3-rooin deep modern heat
ing plant. elec. lights This house Is
veil built and will make ideal home
FOR any one wanting TO locate in this
P H l L LIP S.
Phone Main 1900.
Evening star., 1922-10-29

NEAR 9th & G STS NE. BROOKLAND-$8OOO
GEORGETOWN nor" - ',inr @ % tus. n,,,~ % electric s',nn
anu
COLUMBIA ROAD AT 18th. KILBOURN ST. Mr.. 18TH
arranged rear yrd;ro
KILBOURN ST. NEAR 18tf-S13OOO
we'll house heaga laundry
is IN
DAVID E. BARRY.
Main 1907 and Main 1893 1907 H st. NV
BOARD
Evening star., 1922-10-29
AUCTION SALES.


TOMORROW.
ADAM A. wEsCHLER. AUCTIONEER.
Sale of Two-Story, Attic and
Cellar Detached, Pebble-Dash
Dwelling, No. 400S Garrison
St. NV, With Garage.
BY virtue of authority vested in the under
signed l will offer for sale by public auction.
In front Of the premises, on MONDAY. THE
THIRTIETH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1929. AT
FIVE O'CLOCK PM, lot 13. square 1855.
Wisconsin Avenue Park: 40-foot front. i'm
proved by Groom. tiled bath. attic and cellar
dwelling: hot-water heat. elcc. light and ga.
rage To be sold subject to first deed Of trust
for s. 600 at 7es. due in 2H years. and second
trust Of 5000 at 7fe. payable s55 per month.
including interest
Terms: Over trusts cash. A deposit Of $500
required at sale. All conyeyancing, recording,
revenue stamps and notarial fees at cost OF
purchaser. Terms TO be complied with within
thirty days.
ADAM A. wEsCHLER. Auct.
oc21 d&ds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-01-05

all data, including affidavits, neces-
5ary to the adjustment of their claims.
The new drive will be supplemental
to the nationwide cleanup campaign
recently conducted by the bureau.
In the Fourth District the hospital
drive will be begun at Fit. McHenry,
Maryland, where number of former
service men are now being treated.
From there the squad will go to the
hospital at Perryville, Maryland. The
new drive will also be carried on in
Virginia West Virginia and the Dis
trict of Columbia. Plans for the drive
in the Fourth District are now being
made by District Manager Albert E.
HAN.
Much of this hospital work has al
ready been accomplished in the Fourth
District. For some time back rep
resentatives of the bureau have been
specially charged with keeping the
claims of men in hospitals checked
up, and this will result in tightening
the work of the campaign about to
be started.