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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-18
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
o 5000 REDUCTION.


Present owner. needing smaller house, is any
lous to dispose OF his high class dwelling 10
cared on ono OF the most prominent streets IN
Coiumble Heights. Full 3-story brfck: IL
hes 0 sers:us back
way; etc Attractive interior hnish. unusually a,
handsome and expensive cabinet mantels aud
nNtures. Entire house from cellar 70 fooi re-
work painted, expensive paper. noors yarnish-
ed; etc Formerly held at $4,000 Price TO
quick buyer $1OoO Terms to suit: 10 not
1ail 10 arranEs Tor an inspection OF this mouse.
GARDINER DENT. Inc.
$50.
located ,one-half square west Of 10th st.. on
the city. Three stories, pressed brick and
pto~hst9he' ~ large rooms. tlieI poa' e"n-
other broker is advertising similar house in
the same row under heading OF "A Grea.
e ee!s zn at $o'.oo. we can seq TINS one ~
rev years ago $500. The owner Is In Dad
nealtn ana Wsnts 10 sell;
Ap Sc iss + St aE NV. ''e'
sru,-nur.curn
rhi. is large house on 10, 2sx,so to an
aney. ~ contaInS ABOUT TOUT more roOus LIN IN.
to sell at sacrifice Of $1,000: or exchange
81. On the He,GnJs; friee. aToV.
dAhD 30 IL DENI. inc.'
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etc. ffice: 1922; VII CONSIDER oner'
CD EH q uENI 'ne''
OH ATM 81 n."'
crr.r oDDoprY-~,rv
or,. 70 IT. d..,oah, ha - -. q, ,..,
a, VI ..s tii houss 10 10. ~ 80,
r. ~ money nvnce wiz u,ahe mos. any GO eet ono
49,. - 49, a'. ~ ~ 90 S 20 ea.sC o. E -
90. Gun ,or.h an tho rensn.I cste, nu
Snrthsrn es ~ QUO es.or ne r,nt ~ oan,s
both ~. ~ .as 9"'oly oi ron.,d ~ exc
ConS ~ -, ;.tesas. Az nooe a. Wv"
"o"u US aH inres.meat or nC"s.
20 Dn ..s q =. Ane-'
eiI ittn 81 NV.
xr.p ,,rrI AVN cor r,.spI. po.D
""a Ha..ns ~ ioi ~ sns. use . ~. tn.s nou, t
th.-a,,rn ,pe,iia .ou ~ - ~
~ the host "nnst rmct.d hon<es !, mi. cttv
"a u. ucsI .trSatira .'u ,to.in: ..nno.n y
Thr.. go rs, h.;L. m no ,;ns h.,h
hnt.,rotar' ha u ~ 100 H:.n pn.son:
anr TIL i H.t. &c GO e1r ue tRSp'eeu o.
cARmErR = nEST Inc
''" g n'"'
SAVE e. onN
bargain to be had In new two-story, six
room house. 1t is OF the colonial type. Con-
tains tiled bath. cabinet mantels. concrete Gel
lar, furnace heat. ot-water attachment,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-18

FOR SALE
WE WANT
THE CAREFUL HOME BUYER
TO LOOK
At these beautiful homes.
NOS. 1882 AND 1884 ST. Sc.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK, OVERLOOKING
MASS. AVE.
Only two left out of five recently built by q
very careful builder.
LOT 1Sx135 no 20-FT. ALLEY.
Two stories and large air space. with fine
cellar; rooms and reception hall; modern
bath: hot-water heat: gas and electricity; very
large colonial porch.
WORTH $4,000 REDUCED TO $3.50
For quick sale.
COME OUT SUNDAY.
LIEBERMANN l. HAWN, 1903 F ST.
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Fund for Aged Savants.

PARIS, March 1S-It was announced
today at a meeting OF the Academy OF In
scription and Bellies Lettres that the Duke
de Loubat had added government stock
bringing interest of $500 . year to the
fund founded by him last year to assist
aged or unfortunate sAvants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-18

FOR SALE-vALUABI.E PROPERTY SITUATED
on 18th st. NV. not far from the growing bust
ness section This property Is near NJ st. and
is improved with a we'll built house In good re-
pair and rented to reliable tenant at $45 per
month. This must he sold to close an estate.
The quick buyer can have It for only g. 500.
Address Box 274,
90 Star Office.
FOR SALE-$1. 800 LESS THAN COST, FINE
li-room modern home In West Washington;
near car lines. Box 382. Star Office.
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SEASHORE REAL ESTATE.
/ YACHTSMkN'S SUMMER NON
A Seaside Residence.

1911: located at waterside. New London, Conn. |;
all seaside requisites. city conveniences; three
bathrooms. four toilets; garage; private dock:
best anchorage on coast: ideal for yachtsman.
Rent Tor season. 5000. AddrDs OWNER,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-18
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

' brcS house. assessed for $500 Price. $500
Renting for s. month genuine Cen bargain.
! BOSS PHELPS tluc.,. 91O 18th NV.
FOR SALE-HERE's SEVEN ROOM BRICK
house. 80 feet wide. on prominent avenue
just OF 14th street. that can be bought at q
TINS BOSS bsse PHELPS unc.,. slo 14th NV
FOR SALE-A MAGNIFICENT NEW HOME.
st raes tine Mo ea ssths
! gas and electric light: lot about 25 feet wide
BY l2o to pu's ae pentg sr
| der value. and it must be sold. It's like CIV
ing , i sw:y p at this s. pr dSc OH ,.,,
FOR SALE-MASs AVE. NV. BETWEEN
! 18th and 9Th. An eight-roo.o house. Price.
| $500. Owner says it will easily rent for
ss2 so. Houses like this are hard to find in
BOSS & PHELPS Unc.). 90 18th NV.
FOR sALE-lsTH AND PARK ROAD. ONE
of the most select residence sections OF the
Sc. $50: You never heard Of such bargain in
lite 10 big rooms three baths n;,r gas so and
in excellent condition. A little cash will buy
" BOSS { PHELPS nnc.,. olo 14th NV.
Fob ti sT ,,Ha e. Pc
$780, oe'n' io-F00" n'o'e' large '0' fF''e
BOSS & PHELPS nnc.,. $40 14th NV.
FOR SALE-sTH ST. NV. NEAR THE PUB
lie Library. An s-room house on two floors.
BOSS s's'i pH af;i Unc.,. go 18th NV.
FOR sALE-A DETACHED HOUSE ON COLUM-
big Heights; 80 feet wide to public alley.
BOSS 4 PHELPS 1nc). elo 14th NV
FOR SALE = CORNER HOUSE. COLUMBIA
4 nearly the ser : 20 feet
make q first class investment
BOSS PHELPS Uncl, 910 14th NV.
FOR SALE - HERE'S SOMETHING THAT'S
hard to find. An S-room house. north of 18th
and Mass. ave. NV; lot 24X1eO to alley.
The lot alone is worth the price Only IS 900.
BOSS & PHELPS Unc). 910 14th NV.
FOR sALE-BEST HOME IN WASHINGTON
for the money: % feet wide BY nearly 100
feet deep: great big rooms: hot-water heat
every modern convenience: located on prom
inent avenue; choice section Of the northwest.
Price. $3.50 Terms $500 cash and $50 month.
BOSS & PHELPS QncJ. 80 14th NV.
FOR SALE : HERE'S A STANDARDIZED
new home; rooms tiled bath: large attic
hot-water heat: grand big porches The bath
room Is unusually handsome and very large
Everything about the house Is big. Trimmed in
oak and the floors double. Price, $1,000.
BOSS & PHELPS Qnc), 910 18th NV.
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FOR SALE-BLOoMINGDALE (N.w): ONE
of the finest homes ever built in this
city; seasoned lumber used only; h.-w.
heat: gas and cleo. lights; great big
closets hardwood finish throughout: dou-
BILE oak floors; oak beamed ceiling In din
ing room: all rooms are large and have
plenty Of light: corner two paved alleys:
room for garage. Price, s.. 5000. Worth
100000. Biggest bargain ever offered
in this section. Terms. II desired.
WAGSTAFF & WHITE, INC,
004 14th st. NV.
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FOR SALE-VERY, VERY CHEAP.
Nine-room house: TWO BATHS: hardwood
floors and trim; HOT-WATER HEAT; located
in COLUMBIA HEIGHTS; splendid section
Worth $1,000. An offer ce $3.50 is wanted
Terms to suit.
BELT, OBRIEN CO.. Inc. 1909 G NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-18

SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Located WEST OF 10TH ST, close to conn
AVE. CARS; fully detached residence; al
front rooms; beautiful grounds; LOT 50x130
ample room and splendid alley for auto garage
Large porches front. side and rear: house fully
screened: metal weather strips; hot-wa
heat. This house was erected with special
care for owners personal use. Something less
than $4,000 will acquire 1T. 200 cash and
$25 monthly the principal can be ar
ranged. CASH IS NO OBJECT.
SNAP-BE QUICK.
and n Reception HALL electric light s hot
water heat, laundry, etc; strictly desirable
residential section NORTHWEST; close to
$4,000 WILL BUY TT
CASH NO OBJECT.
5000 or $500 will do to show good faith
balance. $3.50 monthly, which covers prin:
cPai and Az interest nEMEM BE x0y
HOUSE ON BASY TERMS AS WE HAVE
SOLD COMPANION HOUSES FOR CASH.
BELT. O'BRIEN CO. Inc. 1909 NV.
FOR SALE-NEw CORNER HOUSE,
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
LOT 2Sx120.
HOUSE ABsoigTELay NRW ASR MODERN:
month. Price only 7:25o. This includes
big all front rooms; tiled shower bath: electric
light; hot-water heat laundry: porches front
and rear. Terms arranged This property is
RrRT G.HRifsS & co. INC. 1909 G. NV.
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FOR SALE-IDEAL S-ROOM PETWORTH
home: detached. corner. new brick; h-w. heat;
one-half block cars; two porches: large yard:
double toilet: cellar: attic J. L. CARR 1903
9Th NV. corner Webster.
FOR SALE-ONLY So $50; CANT BE DUPLI-
Gated for s.. 800. For business reasons I must
move at once; will sell my coy and comfort
able home on any terms that Will suit you; g
rooms: nearly new; modern: east, south and
west exposures; bath: gas and coal ranges:
furnace: good basement: so feet frontage:
paved street; squares from car line; very de
girablp. strictly white neighborhood. Call and
see the house or phone Columbia 44S OWNER,
j4Os 9th st. NV.
FOR SALES. $50
1416 Potomac ave. Sc.
A neat six-room brick; bath, concerted Gel
lar, furnace, front porch and large front yard.
To quick buyer will accept 81, $50 cash and .
trust for 81 500, 59s.
Post ONCE Box 80. Station A.
FOR SALE-PRICE. 1850; $40 CASH. $ts.oO
month, including all interest. Facing beau
tiful Rock Creek Park. These homes are now
under construction in Goth st. Our exhibit
home, 1855 Park road, is fully finished and
open every day except Sunday from l until
durk.
MIDpAUGH & SHANNON. Inc. Owner.
No place like home; home like ours.
FOR SALE-1ss TENN. AVE. Ne. OVER
looking Lincoln Parks rooms and bath; steam
heat; lot 18x1O6; good wide alley. Splendid
condition. Terms can be arranged to suit
purchaser. VERNON G. OWEN. Owner, 1881
G st. NV.
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FOR SALES, 30 EACH.
A particularly desirable house. two stories.
between 18th and 18th sts.; every modern con-
venience. Parquetry flooring; hardwood trim;
hot-water heat: tile bath: expensive cabinet
mantels. Covered front porch. Lot 20x120 to
public alley.
Apply at once for full particulars.
STONE & FAIRFAX 1912 New York ave.
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FOR EXCHANG
NEW HOUSES FOR OLD ONES.
NEW. MODERN HOUSES IN VARIOUS
SECTIONS OF THE CITY are offered for old
houses at very little difference In price.
GET RID OF THAT ANTIQUE HOUSE
and accept this opportunity TO get a modern,
up-to-date home in a better neighbcrhood.
WE HAVE FORTY NEW HOUSES
IN DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE CITY
To EXCHANGE.
BELT. O'BRIEN 4 CO., Inc, 1909 @ nv.
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FOR SALE-91S n ST. NV, 3-STORY BRICK
house. rooms and bath; centrally located;
Price. $3.50. Apply c. s. SHREVE, Attor-
ney. Fendall bldg. 19s
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FOR RENT

FOX KEN
$65. .2114 o NV, l4r. b
S65. 1891 h NV. 11r. b
$31 .50.l245 Irving. Tor, h
$50. 80. los F NV. Or. h
$3.50. sos Il NV. Or. b
sos. 80. .633 Mass ne. Or, b
So. so. .p5 h NV, Sr,b
SOS. .....I25 T. ne, Sr, b
500 5O.12O Mass w,6r.b
II l. kOI
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFVRNISHED.

So. so. .721 11th ne. 6r, b
so. 80. 254 18th &c. Or. b
$50. :. .515 X NV. store
$3.50. 1881 Emerson
ne. Or. b
$3.50. .6o5H K ne. 5r.
b. fat
$3.50. $50 I se.1r,col
S14. .414 . NV. Ar. b, nat
b. 923 New York ave.
NW.5l1 s. 5r. 1880
NV. 1910 18th. 3r. .7.4O
NE.Il2 NC sv, 6r, b2S. 80
NE.720 L, 6r. b. ..22.j0
NE. 808 L. Or. b. 20. 40
SE.923 Pot av. 6r. 1880
SE.923 Pot av. Or. 12.50
SE.931 Pot av. Or. 1850
SW. 1897 G. 5r.
SW. 625 c, Or. 40
Sw 1921 c. Or.
SW, 3O7 NJ. 4r.....1O.N
ADA TNfEHTS
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FOR SALE-216 SEATON ST. NV: & ROOMS
and bath: furnace heat; southern exposure:
bargain price. WEAVER BROS. 141S F st.
NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-18

WE HAVE AN TNINCUMBERED RESIDENCE
ROOMS AND BATH, HOTWATER HEAT.
WHICH WE WILL TRADE FOR SMALL
BUSINESS PROPERTY AND PAY A CASH
DIFFERENCE IF NECESSARY,
WOULD TRADE FOR SMALLER HOUSED
LIEBERMANN HAWN. l303 ST.
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FOR SALE-S4.75O EACH.
SEE WHAT A NICE HOME WE OFFER
IN THAT CHOICE SECTION OF MT. PLEAS
ANT WEST OF 10TH ST.
Beautiful two-story houses, 20 It. wide. Lots
1875 It. deep.
The houses have hot-water heat, tile bath.
beautiful mantels. covered porches, front and
rear. Complete in every detail.
One thousand dollars less than similar houses
tbut not quite desirable these) sell
ing for in this section.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
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a GREAT OPPORTUNITY.
Owner Of this desirable house is not in need
Of money. hence. will make most any terms.
1t was recently taken In an exchange at s. 600.
but can be bought for $6,5O0-$3OO cash and
SIS month on the principal. Located on
the Heights in one OF the prettiest squares.
Southern exposure: S-story brick; 10 rooms,
bath. hot-water heat. Now rented at $50.
Good as an investment home.
GARDINER DENT. Inc,
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FOR REM
NV. 1903 n. Pr, 2b.S121
NV .2l2 Nj av. Sr, BIO. 10
Nw.92S Westminster,
Sr, b. ....--....-3 81 30
NV. 1SiO 9th. Tor. b3o.5o
NV. 513 I'd. l0r. b. $500
NV. 93l L. Tor, b.32.. 20
Nw.I214 9th. Or. b. 80 90
NV, 2256 18th. store.
ar ........... 80 90
NV. 400 r. Or, b. % 80
NV, 1922 NJ av. 5r. Is. 40
NV, 2021 f.. 6-. Is. 40
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-18
CITY NEWS.

Many linemen in this section are
still employed in making repairs after
the big sleet storm. AS yet telegraph
and telephone service is by no means
perfect
Market al Westminster Presby-
terrain chapel. Friday afternoon. to
Master plumbers from every sec
ion Of Iowa are in Waterloo for
a. three days session.
Now that Muscatine is TO be a
member Of the Central Association
and have baseball again the report
comes from tha. city that Lou Walt
ers will be manager next season.
Mrs. Simon of ST. Louis, mother
Of T. ]. simon Of this city. died last
Thursday at her home. The funeral
srrices we're held last Monday. Mr..
]. ]. Simon of this city being present.
Deceased vas in her seventy eighth
rear. and many years ago was res
ident Of Keokuk
Prank LeBron is able TO be at
bis business again after threatened
attack Of pneumonia.
Harry SuickIer Is out again at.
ter threatened attack of pneumon-
a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-18
WHO Is TO BLAME?
FOR So Many slckIy Children?


We hear of so many children who
are thin, delicate, ailing and tired all
the time, we are led to ask what is
the cause. and who is to blame?
Don't blame the children-they
have no strength. They play hard,
work hard at school and rapid
growth takes all their strength.
It is the mothers of all such chill
dren who are to blame, for if they
only realized what our delicious cod
liver and iron tonic will do for their
little ones, they wouldn't sleep at
night until they had started them on
vinol.
Only few days ago case came 10
our attention Mrs. W. a. Gilmore OF
Durand, Mica. had little daughter
nine years OF age. She was weak.
pale, ailing and nothing seemed to
do her any good. She gave her yinol
and she began to thrive at once and
gained rapidly in weight, color and
strength.
We positively know yinol will build
up your little ones and make them
healthy. strong and robust Try a
bottle and if you are not satisfied We
will return your money. We make
this offer to show you our confidence
and belief in yinol. McGratb Bros.
Drug Co, Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-18
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-21s S. 10th st. rooms,
gas and bath, s13. Inuire 5s2 R.
Bell or 1901 Hub. Phone.
Evening star., 1911-09-01
Peace or War in Europe Z

The European prospect appears TO be
brighter for present peace. France has
delivered to Germany a statement of
terms for the settlement of the Moroc-
can question which IL is believed is in
the nature of an ultimatum. though the
word appears 10 be carefully avoided
The dispatches from Berlin indicate that
the German government assured of the
sarnestness of England In its decision
TO support France. Is aot disposed 10
press for better conditions and thus risk
hostilities for which she is not today
fully prepared.
While the outlook Is thus favorable to
q pacific adjustment of this question. the
sinister fact appears plainly in all the
dispatches that the anti English senti-
ment In Germany has been increased
seriously by the recent events. The
newspapers are continually printing COM
ments calculated 10 inhame the German
mind against England. One incident is
being noted with bitterness. Gen. Sir
John French ana other English officers
are at present paying a visit to the
French fortresses on the German from
tier. This ID accepted a. q tour Of inspec-
: tion with q view to the actual co-opera-
tion Of French and English forces In the
Evening star., 1911-09-01
An Effort to Repeat.

Oh. boyhood's happy days! Alas.
They never will return,
No matter how, as seasons pass,
For their delights we yearn- -
The dear old swimming hole so cool
The lane with flowers arrayed;
The fish that loitered in the pool;
The forests leafy shade.
Again those blissful moods sought.
Into the pool / fell.
And sorry was the cold l caught,
The simple truth to tell.
A hornets nest is in the lane,
The woods are hard to cross,
And on q weary cot Of pain
Experience bade me toss.
Oh, boyhood's days that swiftly fit!
All glorious are their joys!
But we must finally admit
That they were made for boys.
Though tinseled be ambitions crown
And gold a mocking lure,
I shall betake me to the town
Contentedly mature.
Evening star., 1911-09-01
Safe Pessimism in Forecastin9.
Perhaps convinced by repeated expe

Perhaps convinced by repeated expert
ences of the danger of too persistent
optimism in tho making of local forecasts,
the weather bureau has in recent months
been disposed to play safety. There II
less risk in promising gloom than glad
ness. for a failure of the unpropitious
forecast brings a pleasant disappoint-
ment. whereas an incorrect prediction Of
bright skies and mild airs may bring suf
fering to many thousands. Recollection is
mot Yet dimmed of the noteworthy per-
formance of the head of the ''old proba-
blities" department of the government
when he solemnly assured the President
on the eve Of his silver wedding ami
yersa-y that there was not one chance
Z in a hundred-or maybe il was a thou
sand-that he would have a fair night
for that occasion. In truth, the silver
= wedding night was one of the finest of
the Washington summer. Had he staked
his professional reputation on a good
|, night and II turned out bad he would
have suffered far more of criticism than
came his way in consequence of his bad
guess. Just so yesterday the weather
bureau assured Washington that the per-
sistent rains Of several days past would
cease today, but. lest the public grow
TOO glad over this prospect. it gave warn
ing that there would be no sunshine, not
q CLINT or a gleam. before Saturday. To-
days welcome rays carry no such re-
proach upon the weather bureaus inside
Information as though II had pledged
itself to a brilliant sky. to be confounded
by continued gloom. The public will
stand good deal Of wrong guessing
: from the NJ street establishment as long
; as II gets good weather regardless OF
the pessimism OF the prophet.
Evening star., 1911-09-01

event Of war with Germany, ana II u
consequently a cause Of irritation whicn
the German newspapers are af no pains
to conceal. On the other hand. the
kaiser.s recent speech in which he iauded
the German navy In terms pointedly hint
ing at its possible use against England
Ia being discussed in the latter country
in about the same spirit of resentment.
Thus the. European situation develops
peculiar shifting Of lines. No longer
are France and Germany the traditional
enemies. watching each other with sus-
picion and jealousy. and ready upon al
most any pretext to engage in a dis
stands toward Germany as the potential
antagonist The Moroccan affair. origi-
nally between France and Germany,
quickly became In effect an Anglo-Ger-
man issue. The fact cannot be concealed
by the conversations" between Paris and
Berlin that England is the dominating
factor in the equation. and that but for
England's interest and avowed determi-
nation to insist upon an adjustment
along certain lines. France would have
been compelled ere now to yield to Ger
many q much larger measure Of COM
pensation for the extremely fimsy claim
set up at Agadir.
In these circumstances the great Euro
pean war may be only postponed, per-
hapc a few months. perhaps several
years. by the adjustment of the Moroc-
can question which is now apparently in
progress. There would seem to be little
chance for a lessening Of armaments
with England and Germany scrutinizing
each others every move and questioning
the sincerity OF every declaration. Eng
lands interests are so widespread that
it is impossible for Germany to move
materially in the development OF It's
colonial policy, which Is cherished
item Of the imperial program. without
at some point involving England In q
manner to cause the government at Lon
don to take a hand to the end either
of checking the German advance or
bringing about the great war.
Evening star., 1911-09-01
Bryan and Underwood.

Mr. Bryan seems TO have picked Mr.
Underwood for antagonist. For time
he had Mr.. Bailey In mind. and Mr.
Bailey him. The country sat up and
took notice. lively scrimmage was ex-
pected. Well matched as to years, ag-
gressiveness and debating power. the
two men looked good to those interested
in democratic divisions, and desirous OF
seeing them taken in hand for settle
ment.
But matters have taken a turn. Not
that Mr.. Bryan and Mr.. Bailey are now
in agreement. Far from 1t. They are
still miles apart. both as to the tariff
and other issues. We shall see them
clash whenever occasion offers.
Mr.. Underwood is preferred now by
reason of his position and immediate re-
sponsibilities. AS chairman of ways and
means he leads In the tariff battle, and
MIR. Bryan must take him. Mr.. Under
wood is willin', and the two have squared
off for action.
Mr.. Bryan points to next winter as the
time when everybody must toe the mark.
And he Is right about that. The tariff
work of the extra session came to moth
ing. All that Congress did in that line
tnc ITeslueHt NetOeu- he Is 10 Ludho
recommendations on the tariff subject
next winter, and Congress in some way
or other must deal with them.
Then we shall see Mr.. Underwood not
only in the lead again. but graphing with
a more difficult situation than that de-
veloped at the extra session. The Presi-
dents attitude will stand defined in his
message. What will Mr.. Underwood's be?
Will it vary in any particular from that
he recently assumed? II not, Mr.. Bryan
will attack him again. If so. men who
recently supported him may attack him.
Mr.. Bryan objects to a duty on raw
wool, and IL tn revision of the wool
contains such a duty he will score 1t as
undemocratic. IL IL is proposed to admit
raw wool free. wool democrats will be Of
Tended.
The Denver platform is the latest ma
ttonal deliverance Of the democratic
party. II was dictated by Mr. Bryan.
who was to stand on IL as the partys
candidate for President. and naturally he
Is urging II as the rule OF conduct now
He calls upon all democrats in both
houses Of Congress to obey 1t. But as
many of them disobeyed 1t when the
Payne law was taking shape. and again
at the recent session when several
vision. they may disobey II a third time.
Mr.. Bryar las not donned his ighting
clothes any too soon.