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Evening star., 1918-06-19

FOR sALE-NEw RUNGALows,
In saul's Addition. r~ady for i'm
mediate occupancy. They coutats
living room. dining room. kitchen,
pantry, four bedrooms and bath:
large porrhes. hot-water heat,
electric lights. hardwood 6oors:
lot 5Ox150 TO paved alley; all
s5sst r1,es sni:s.s ,:ss,
can oe arranged. sample home.
No. 4S03 Iowa ave-. Just At the
Intersection Of 18th and Decatur
sts.. open for Inspection daily.
Take 18th st. car to Decatur street
aod you are right 1t the prvp~r-
q ties.
PHILLIPS 4 sAGER. INC.
u. ". li0V New York ave. ~.
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CLEVELAND PARK
Detached Corner

Brick residence of II large rooms
and baths; slate roof. hot-watcr
heat, gas and electric lights: built
on wide lot. containing l., 1000 sq.
IT: of ground. which is adorned
with fruit. nut. shade and ever.
green trees; choice variety Of
roses; large porches. front and
rear. and screens for all windows.
VACANT and READY for IMME-
DATE OCCUPANCY, Price.
$3.50 terms can be arranged,
SHANNON & LCCHS,
Main 23i5. 713 18th st.
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FOR SALIENT PLEASANT HOME-S6. 500
Nine rooms, bath; hot-water heat
Alley in rear
CHAS. w. STEERS, 1920 n. Y. ave. NV.
FOR sALE-WALLACH ST. NEAR I4tb-
Six rooms and bath: $3.50: terms
CHAS. W. STEERS. 1920 n. Y. ave. NV
l. EOk sALE-H sT. N.E.-ONLY. $2,2OO-
Frame store and dwelling.
CHAs: W: STEERS. 1920 n. T. ave. NV.
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IN CHEVY CHASE
CHEVY CHASE

Thoroughly modern eight-rooT
sEd bath ions- WITH garage. on
wide. deep lot: ore square rom
ears. good con iit!on: S7.300: pos
session uc:o'cr /.
SHANNON & Lt'CHs.
Main $50. 1i3 18th st.
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IL EXCLUSIVE NORTHWEST SECTION
n tween 14th and 10th sts. detached home
with large front and rear yn-ds: house con-
sists Of reception hall. living room with open
fireplace; dining room. buffers pantry and
Kitchen; four bedrooms; one bath: servants
rooms; basement under entire house with all
modern conveniences; big front and side
porches: garage on paved alley; hardwood
doors and trim: hot-water heat: slate roof.
Immediate possession. Price. $500.
ROBERT H. LEWIS,
Phone Main 1904. 40 Colorado hIdx
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Price. S3.AOO.

Price, S3.4OO.
Near Lincoln Park: nearly new
rooms, bath: colonial porch; paved
alley; 4 very cory home. Terms,
$500 cash, SIS monthly, with in
tereSt.
Price, $3.50.
Good northeast location: 6 rooms.
bath. hot-water heat. electric lights;
parquet floors: concrete cellar: colo
nial porch. This IL one of the best
propositions in q home we have ever
offered. Terms, $500 cash, $3.50
monthly, to include all interest.
21st ST., Near Dupont Circle.
Nine rooms. 9 baths. hot-water heat
tnew plant,; possession July Is.
Price. 5000.
2lst St. Near S.
Nine rooms, baths. hot-water
heat, electric lights. Price. s. 500.
Convenient Downtown
Location.
Near Goth and sts: 0 rooms.
hath furnace heat; large lot; room
for garage. Price. $500.
Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc,
1888 G St. Main 426.
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IN CHEVY CHASE.

Ssvtn-room AMI bath house: fnr-
mace heat: electric light: excep-
tionnl!y pretty lm.ation anI
grounds: $3.50: immediate occu-
pnnrJ.
SHANNON & EI-CilS.
Main o3.J. Il3 1ifh st.
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IN MT. PLEASANT.
Overlooking Rock Creek Park:
handsome room and oath horse:
in cool condition; SJ..oj0-SJOO
cash. hslan G on T. rms.
SHANNON l. LICHS.
Main r3io. 1l3 1ith ST.
Evening star., 1918-06-19

FOR SALE-lMPORTANT.
ALWAYS READ OUR ADVERTISEMENTS.
PHONE n. :aa: FOR NUMBERS. OR CALL
AT OFFICE.
WE OFFER THE BEST BARGAINS. THE
REST LOCATED HOUSES. PRICES so LOW
THAT YOU SHOULD RESELL AT A PROFIT.
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY WITHOUT
GETTING OUR LIST.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX, 134: N. 7. ave. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
C0utt0ue6.

FOR SALE-l5a4 YoU ST :: THREE STORIES:
stone and brick front; hot-water heat: guod
sxed lot. An ont -of-town owner. wishing to
make Quick sale. Il .icits an oher.
ETNNE EAIkI Az 1872 \ Y
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

600 ACRES LAND IN VIRGINIA. CLOSE
to town railroad. on county road. splendid
soil; will exchange for city property. Ad'
dress Box 326-K, Star ofiic.. aO'
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NORTH COLUMBIA HGTS.

NORTH COLUMBIA HGTS.
rooms and bath: furnace heat. s-mi,lc-
trched: hot .5xIoo; $500.
PETWORTH.
y. II. ave-. rooms and hath: electric light
porchcs: lot to alley; only $4,000. terms.
BRlGHTWOOD PARK.
Immediate possession: beautiful hOm".
rooms and bath: hot-water heat: electric liEht:
lot 30xlO0 to alley: front and rear porrbss:
newly papered and PAINTED: price. Si..f": Easy
terms.
NEAR 9TH AND + SITS. NE.
Groom and bath brick: ot-watcr heat. fronr
and double ro.ch-s: good lot To alley
immediate Possession. Price, 81
POTOMAC HGTS.. ID. {.
Attractive scmi-detacbed modern s-room and
hath hous-: big lot: electric Hight. furnace
heat: porehes: 5000; $3.50 cash: vacant.
New York Real Estate Brokers.
1913 st. NV
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
On Girard 1t. near 14th-Three-
story, brownstone residence of nine
large rooms and bath; hrst-noor
kitchen: hardwood floors and elec-
tric lights: immediate possession.
Price. 5000; terms can be ar
ranged. See us today
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Main 254S. 713 18th NV
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FOR RENT.
JAMES F. SHEA,

JAMES F. SHEA,
OI3 Louisiana Ave. NV.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
1869 NV, store. 75.00 lis Fl NV. store. l3.oo
GIL La, 3-sty bdg. 7s.0O sol cd NV. store 1900
1898 l. nw .6S.00 701 Eye Sc. store. 49, on
ool4 18th nw sto ~. so s1f l. NV. store. IL. 30
100 NV, store 25 O0 2l3 11th ne, store l2.50
300 II NV, store p 90 2O1 Va ar sw ste. 10. .0o
1887 sw. store. 1000
James F. Shea. 643 La. Ave. NV.
PRINTED BULLETIN AT OFFICE.
Phone Main 349 Phone Main $50.
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FOR COLORED-IMMEDIAT POssEssIOS.
large rooms modern bath. cellar under the
entire house furnace heat; nice front Lawn.
Price. So. .9e0- Terms very easy. IRWIN 4
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FOR sALE-HoUSEs.
Cantinue
GRESHAM STREET

GRESHAM STREET
NEAR Ga. AVE.
Six rooms and tiled bath: fur
mace heat: large porrhcs front aud
rear: laundry tubs. screened
throughout and In Al condition.
Price. $1,000: terms. Sl.0O1 cash
and hnl:n"e monthly. See this
lat ONCE"
SHANNON L LUCHs.
Main :3i5. 7l3 1ith at.
IN CHEVY CHASE
Close to Circle.
Substantially built nincroom
aud bath horse. in handsome
grounds. trees and shrubbery: all
modern improvements und In first
class condition. Immediate occu-
pnncy: $500.
SHANNON & LtcuS.
Main o3iJ. 713 18th st.
Evening star., 1918-06-19

Possession soon.
FOR SALE-A most attractive corner. des:r-
able section of the heights. west Of 18th St,
with a wide southern exposure; parior. recep-
tion hall. dining room. pantry and kitchen on
the first floor: bedrooms and bath on the
second: 4 bedrooms and bath on the third: hot
water heat, hardwood floors on the hrst noor
front and rear porches: excellent condition;
room for garage. Price, $12,5OO; including
furniture. $18,50O.
STONE q EAIRFAX 1912 ~ Y ave- NV.
Evening star., 1918-06-19

: POSSESSION AT ONCE.
FOR SALE-A MOST DESIRABLE HOUSE
| on 21st ST. IN THE FASHIONABLE NORTH
WEST: ERECTED BY THE PRESENT Own.
EH AS HIS HOME: II F9OMS. BAIHS
HOT-WATER HEAT; ELECTRIC LIGHTS:
| GOOD SIZED LOT: PLENTY OF ROOM FOR
A GARAGE; WIDE ALLEY: $4,000.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1892 n. Y. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1918-06-19

EXCELLENT OFFICE SPACE: IMMEDIATE
possession. WEAVER: BROS. 80 18th 81.
nv. Main ISL.
Evening star., 1918-06-19

HOUsE-SEMI- DETACHED FRAME. NEAR
Iowa Circi~- Lot has frontage Of "a feet
running back TO 4 15-ft. alley. Electric lights.
vapor heat. porch. i've room, and hath. Hous.
is occupied by owner. Must he sold quickly.
Price reduced to s.. 500. Immediate po-s~s,Ios.
FOX SALE TO INVESTORS. HOME BUYERS
OR SPECULATORs,
BEST Buys IN CITY.
3ls INDIANA AVE. N0RTHwEsr-lt r~om.
l,ot-water heat. 4 stories. irick: rented for
three years at &73 per month: equity will
rield net proft Of ov~r 25 PER cent.
LONGFELLOw TERRACE. near Georgia ave.
car Iine-S rooms and hath: back anil front
porches; shade: large lot: good neiehborhovJ
and schools: price. 81. 80: easy FERNS
Evening star., 1918-06-19

TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
As trustee 7 offer for sale northwest
Of 18th and II SITS. NV, J0xl0o TO alley. light
on tire sides.
Brick dwelling. six room. and bath. 1924 9Th
street.
ALSO To CLOSE AN ESTATE.
Northeast corner Of 18th ansl II sts. NV.
JOxlO6 to alley: fyc large bficks.
1904 l ST. NV. 26xl0o to alley.
Beautiful lot 72y1O to alley. Conn.
between Jocelyn and Kanavha streets.
And other desirable properties.
HENRY &. STEWART.
kellogg bldg. l4i6 d ST.
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PROMPT POSSESSION GIVEN
$40, ,000-Near 1Tth md F SITS. NV; IL rooms
and bath: furnace; good lot with
room for garage.
IS. 000-Near Conn. ave and L ST.. store
with two apartments above; all con-
veniences; in perfect order.
Sc G500-Within blocks of White House; {
rooms and bath; very large lot.
$6,O00-Near 21st and l. ats. rooms, .
baths: latrohe heat.
$4.ooo-Near 1eth and II ne. beautiful cor
home; rooms and bath; fur
mace.
s., ,5oO-Near 18th and Fla ave. me-, nice
home with large ldt; rooms and
bath.
81 o.OO-ln good location northeast; 8 rooms ;
water; good lot
JAMES, NORRIS wO )owARp,
72S goth st ",
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WANTED TO BUY.


HONE IN CITY IN COOP LOCATION.
about S., 600 to IS 00O must have poss~sstea
In thirty days. Address Rcy IA. Star once.
TO BUY OR RENT-sMALL HOUSE. II sCB-
urbs or walking distance Of Union station;
terms very reasonable. Address Box 264-k.
Star ofhcc. l9s
HOUSE. ROOMS: AMI: CAN PAY 500
cash and $3J per month. including interest. Ad-
dress Rox 29O-K. Star Office. a0s
WANTED-TO BUY. DIRECTLY FROM OWN
er, 10 to IL room modern house. detached
or 8 baths, 10000 TO 5000 feet of ground
with shade trees and garage; prefer lo.af!on
near 18th and Colorado ave-: will pay Sl3.0D
TO $50. 600. Address Box 120K. Star ofice.
FOR EXCHANGE.
HIGHEST CLASS KANSAS CITY. MO.
country club. vacant. for good district or
suburban, vacant. c. bungalow. Addr - Box
Sf-M STIR offc~- 1s
''OWNEKS sACKIfICE''
50 600 equity in .-family apt, Columbia
Heights. rooms and hath each: well rented
for SIS per month. Also gilt-edge 81 200 se"-
ond trust note, payable x35 per month. What
have you to offer: Will sell for $500 cash.
or exchange.
Address Box Six Star Office.
FORS SALE OR EZCHANGE-Two-FAM
nat: 5 and 8 rooms, tile baths. separate cellars.
back yards. back porches: lower hat vacant:
good repair: price. $500: trade for suburban
property. e. F. waring, sol Southern bldg.
phone Frank. b5I1.
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CLEVELAND Park.
FOR SALE-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, So. 500
Will buy a comparatively new house in Cleve-
land Park. 8 rooms. cellar. screens. two ele-
CANT bathrooms, hot-water heat, gas and cleo
tricity, instantaneous hot water heater. double
oak floors. wide porchcs. sleeping porch in rear.
The lot contains about 6.000 square feet.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1342 n. Y. ave. NV.
UNDOUBTEDLY THE REST PROPOSITION
ON THE MARKET FOR THE PRICE.
FOR SALE-$s. .7aO will buy a most desirable
house on Warrington Heights that really corid
not be duplicated under $4,000. As matter
of fact, II sold, when first completed. when ma
terials were low. for more than $4,000 II has
about everything TO he desired-hot water heat.
electric lights, servants stairway. southern eI-
posure. room for n garage, four rooms deep, up
stairs kitchen. attractive front.
What more would You desire, even were you
willing TO pay $l5, 900? For certain reasons
this property is offered for sale at this sacrifce
price.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX, ls4a n. Y. ave. NV.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

c.crk, telephone. typewr.te:. finest loca on.
10 :ith NV. Rooms :ui-2os. Call aft, rnouIs.
To-
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iis2 COLuMbIA RuAD.-i0R. AND ..
Steam heat. gas and electric ilrht. garass.
sisepinE porch: Price, u $50. Terms. Apply
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POSSESSION SOON.
FOR SALE-A WIDE FRONTAGE on LA
MONT STREET: II ROOMS: 4 ROOMS DEEP:
BATHs: HOT-wATER HEAT; STAIR
WAYS: PORCHES: ONE OF THE MOST DE-
SIRARLE LOCATIONS on THE HEIGHTS;
$1l. 600.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1892 n. Y. ave- NV
FOR sALE-Onc Of these very desirable
houses on the north side Of n. {. ave. near
18th; right by Lincoln Park: unusually well
constructed, well arranged and in good con-
dition: room for a garage on the lot; reason
able terms.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1872 \. Y. ave. NV:
FOR SALE-SAUL's ADDITION: MADISON
ST, WEST OF 14th ST.-vERY FINE
HOUSE. 10 ROOMS. = BATHS. WIDE PORCH.
ES. HOT WATER HEAT: 40x143: ST., $50;
OWNER LEAVING CITY: MUST SELL.
THIS ONE FOR s., ,5O0-DECATUR ST..
WEST OF 14th-DETACHED BROOM; GA
RAGE: PORCHES: 1890
STONE 4 EAIKFAN, 1872 y. Y. ave. NV.
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FOR RENT-sTOREs.

LARGE STORE 13a, 7th ST. NV: iGa1l
good locat On: nn.r ~ st mark't.
Arp = OWNER. 1910 { 81: NV. I9'
Evening star., 1918-06-19

GOOD HOMES FOR COLORED PEOPLE.
Easy terms.
Near y. II. ave. and L ST.. s rooms and .
baths; So. 500.
Nenr 23rd and Z SITS. NV, 6 rooms and
bath: s., 500.
Near lat end SITS. NV; G rooms and
bath; 81, 500.
Near eth and Va. ave. NV; two-famfly
fat: rooms and hath each: $4,000.
Near 24th md Va. ave. NV. rooms. wa
ter; $1,000.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD,
7o3 Goth st NV
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-24
Armies In Palestine and Asia Mi
nor Absolutely Crushed and
All But AnihiIated
BuIgar Teuton Forces In Mace
donia Flee In Wild Confusion
Before the Allies

NEW YORK, September 24-( ASSOCIATED
~ Press )-Disaster everywhere along the wide
y separated battle fronts has overtaken the armies
of the Central Powers and this is assuming over
whelmine proportions in Asa Minor and in the
Balkans. Where they have been facing the Anglo
French forces in Palestine the Turks are almost
absolutely crushed. The two armies with which
they have been holding the roads north from Jerd-
salem and Jaffa towards Damascus have been
smashed hopelessy and practically anihilated. The
Bulgar- Teuton forces holding the Macedonian
front are in almost bad situation and are flee
ing in confusion towards the north, leaving guns,
supplies and prisoners in the hands Of the Entente
In the Far East on the Siberian front, the In
tente and American forces have driven the Bolshe-
Wiki and their tro-German allies from their city
bases and are hurrying them across the open coun-
try Between Vladivostok and Lake Baikal the
Teutons have been thrown back from all the main
roads and the railroad line On the Ural front and
north to the White Sea the anti-Bolshevist forces
and the Allies have systematically defeated the
Soviet troops and the Russian front appears likely
soon to be reestablished from the Caspian, north
through Vologda to the southern edge OF the Muir
mansk district
On the western 'front.' at every point where the
fighting has been heavy, the Germas have been
driven inexorably back, losing one point OF imPor-
tance after another and making it clear that the
time is very close when there will be another great
Allied drive or drives along wide front that will
throw the Huns out Of their present detenses and
back to whatever new line they have prepared
closer to the Belgian and their own borders.
In Italy, where the fighting has been limited,
the advantages have been wholly with the Italians
and their Franco oBritsh-American allies since the
Austro-G German offensive was stemmed and
crushed
On every front the Allies have the initiative and
on every front they appear to be taking full adVant
age Of their liberty Of action
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-24
DISASTROUS FLOODS
TAKE MANY VICTIMS

TOXIC, September 23--(SpeciaD-
Floods in the Sanin do region are cauS-
ing heavy damages not only to property
but to lives in manv cities and villages
along the coast of Japan Sea. The toll
of lives is mounting higher as the re
ports from the stricken points pour in.
A great RAILROAD bridge at Amarube,
famous as one Of the largest steel
bridges in Japan, was carried out to the
sea as though it was made Of paper and
movements Of the trains on the Sanin
line are completely checked at this
point. 1t is reported that it will re
quire at least three months before a
temporary bridge can be constructed
whole village farther down on the
bank Of the river was caught in the
muddy currents when a portion Of the
bank gave away and houses with ocru-
pants were swept far out into the Japan
Sea, where none of the trapped vii
layers, it is believed, could survive.
Many land slides are reported from
aIoug the Sauin railway.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-24
AMERICANS USE
BOOTY TAKEN TO
BUILD RAILWAY
Operate Narrow Gauge Affair In
st. MihieI Country All Made
From Huns Supplies

WASHINGTON, September 23-lOf
fciaD-In the st. Mihiel salient the
American Lorraine army is now oper-
ating complete narrow gauge rail
way which they captured from the
Germans, it is reported in press des
patches.
Thirty eight one man, gasoline loco.
motives constitute the motive power
and several miles of trackage have been
laid from the great stocks Of unlaid
track steel, ties and material which
with stores of gasoline were includ
ed in the booty taken.
Raids upon the enemy lines in the
ncighborhood of Haumont village in
the center of the new st. Mihiel line
are reported in other press dispatches.
There was some sharp fighting aud
twenty-five prisoners were taken. One
unit which attacked took twenty pris
oners and killed or wounded more than
forty. The Germans taken were mem
bers Of a Jaeger battalion that was
formerly stationed at Metz.
General Pershings communiquc on
the fighting Of SUNDAY said: "In the
W7oe\re sector our raiding parties pene
trated the enemy line at two points.
A hostile detachment which attempted
to reach our positions was repulsrd
leaving two of its members III our
hands -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-24
PALESTINE ARMY
CEASES TO EXIST
British Have Captured Or Trap
ped Entire Ottoman Army
In Sweeping Drive

LONDON. September II Associat
ed Press)-Wsth more than twenty five
thousand Turks taken as prisoners, es
cape for the remainder of the army,
forty thousand and all Of the artillery
lens captured are the details of the
Victory of General Allenby which con
tlnur to grow and show the annihila
tlOn Of the Ottoman army supremacy
of tn" British in Palestine
General Allenbv announces that up
to Sunday evening the count of pris
0nrrs taken in the British drive which
was started on September 7 and x, ex
ccPded 25,O0O. The Turkish army had
numbered, it was estimated $1,000 and
the seizure of the crossing Of the JOr
dan at Jidraddcmar on Sunday had
closed the last avenue Of escape. More
than 26o captured guns had been
counted and the Turkish army may be
said t" have completely ceased to ex
ist. 1t i, negligible factor and only
mOpplng up remains to bring in the
final prisoners. guns, munitions and
supplies.
Official reports issued last night said
alrmcn were CARRYING the war into Con
stantimOple and that Sunday night Bri
tlsh and Greek rHidcrs successfully
bombed the Turkish capital.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-24
Dry Nation
After July
IsMadeSure

WASHlNGTON, september %
ASSOCIATED Press Nation wide
prohibition as a war measure is
now clearly in sight for the house
has approved the so-called rider
to the Agricultural Appropriation
Bill as passed by the senate. The
measure will now go to the Pres
ident and no doubt is felt that he
will give it his approval
As passed by the house yester
day and as previously passed by
the senate nation wide prohibition
will become effective July l, next.
Before its passage the house de-
feated an amendment which provid-
ed that wine might be imported un-
til May l, next, such importation
now being prohibited with the pro-
hibition of the import of all intexi-
cants
Prohibition leaders were jubilant
last night and the wet advocates
were correspnndingly glum. The
prohibitionists express their conf
dence that liquor has been Danish
ed from the United States for all
time for while the measure that has
passed provides prohibition for the
period of the war and until troops
are mustered out the prohibition
iCts say that long before that
time the constitutional amendment,
already ratified by fourteen States,
will have secured ratification by
two thirds of the states as required
to make 1t operative.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-24
GERMANS CRUSHED
Il. BYRECENTEVENTS
Stand About In Groups As If Ex-
pecting Final Disaster To
Fall Upon Them

PARIS, September "a Associated
Press )-Germans are crushed bv re
cent events, it is reported by neutral
diplomat who has just arrived here
from Berlin. He says that in the cities
everybody gathers into groups and they
stand appalled, together as if awaiting
the approach of a great disaster. They
are overcome by the news which is
crushing their lingering hopes.
This diplomat says the food short
age grows steadily worse and that the
foreign diplomats in Berlin subsist en-
tirely on the food that is sent to them
from the outside.
The Tageblat, Berlin messages say,
announces that Foreign Minister
Hintze will address the reichstas when
it assemblies today for a week $ scS
sion. 1t is uncertain whether Won
HertIing will also address the body.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-24
BELIEVE POLICY
WILL Be UNCHANGED
Washington SpeCuIateS On
Course of New Japanese Min
iStry On Affairs In Russia

WASHINGTON, September 24-(As-
soCiatcd Press Ss)--InfOrmatiOn received
at the Japanese embassy tells Of the
occupation Of Blagovcstchensk by Japa,
mrsr cavalry and the taking of AleNi-
OVSk.
1t ls not believed that the rcsigna
tion Of Tcrauchi and his cabinet will
in any way affect the relations be-
tween this country and japan or in
trrfcrc at all with the siberian exPedi-
ton. The policy of aiding the Czecho-
SIoNAks in con junction with the Unit
ed States il expected to be considered.
Moscow dispatches say that there
have been renewed attempts on the
lives Of leaders Of the soviet govern
mpnt and that these efforts will result
IN further repriSuls which is inter.
prctcd to mean that the reign OF Bol-
shrvik terrorism will be extended.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-24
BULGAR|ANL|NE IS
SEvEREDBY1NI|ES
Cutting of Communications
Threatens Entire Enemy
Front In Balkan Theater

NEW YORK, September 24-(Asso-
ciated Press)ZOn the Balkan front the
Bulgars and TeutOns are threatened
with destruction. In the center Of the
eighty mile line that extends from
Monastir to ISke Roiran the Allies
have pushed into the enemy lines a
great spearhead which has crossed the
Istib, Drelp road and thus has cut
the communications between the Bul
garlan army that is to the nOrthest of
Monastir and the army that is in
the Lake Doiran region. The drive is
forcing the enemy steadily back to the
Bulgarian frontier.
The Serblans have now advanced
twenty five miles in this mountainous
region close to Prelp, thus cutting
communication lines and forcing a re-
treat of the reinforced enemy. Since
September 10, the total advance has
amounted to more than forty miles.
Between the Vardar and Lake Dol
ran the British line has reached Kara
and HamaseaIia and is advancing on
Vrzetsi on the west bank of the Var
dar. The enemy has evacuated its
whole line from Dorian to a point west
of the Dorian river.
The capture Of the railways between
Tskub and SalOniki after an advance
of four and a half miles severed the
Bulgar communications in one direc-
ton and the Serbs pressed further on
and are new proceeding on the West
bank of the Vardar.
The capture of Prelip cut off commu
nication for the Germans and has cauS
ed their retreat.
The Italian troops which started their
advance from the turn of the Corna
River on Saturday continued their sue
cessful progress yesterday and swept
forward for an average Of seven miles,
taking sixteen villages. Before the
Italian advance the enemy is also in
hot retreat
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-24
BULGARIA is READY TO
CONFER AS TO PEACE

AMSTERDAM, September ~ -(As
soriated Press Bulgaria : reply TO
the Austrian note hat been received in
Niennr aud like Germany she is willing
to enter forthwith upon discussions.
In her reply Bulgaria hastens to rx
press her Willingness to send delegates
to such "a conference as is proposed and
expresses sympathy with the views
of President Wilson for the settlement
of the Balkan question in arcordanc"
with the rights Of the various uatioh-
alities.