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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-12
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SPANISH ACADEMY
II is time 20 learn this beautiful and
important language. So~ you
have a chance t. learn how 10 talk
the pure spanish also read or
write. from the native professor.
Juet arrived from barcelona, spa n.
Success guaranteed Ia - lessons.
Price 81 90 per lesson. Teaching
hours. evenings and sundays. sos
Liberty Bldg Phone Elliott aifs.
PRIVATE sANITARtuN = REGIS
tered physician. Specialist In ali
conditions af women. Terms rrn .
Sonhhle 1897 18Th ave. Capitol
iiiii car.
WANTED DfAMoSi1s OLD GOLD
OLD JEwELRY OLD SILVER
WATCHES. OLD FALSE TEETH
utGiiEET PRICES PAID.
SMITH JEWEtsRY CO.
tf7 I. g SMITH HLpy. 9TH FLOOR
Hf.SNA PACKS FoR GRAY HAIR
any shade Switches dyed while
ycn wait Ladies' Improvement
khop. so Union
KRIS. TAfsnERT. FAcfAL MD
scalp and alt stin diseases treat
cd suite .. crown HldE. corner
James and Second
OLD GOLD. SILVER. TEETH. Ola.
rnondr wanted Highest price paid
los cherry st
LITTLE sfsTER- MOTHER I'LL
Meet me interuFhan depot Satur-
day night Aunt NOME.
DIAMONDS. WATCHES ON CREDIT
nit tAEI. 200 PIKE ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-12

stalls S-9-Stoer pot roast. choice.
l5c Id. steer steak, zoe III. pure lard,
25c H. Stalls 137-tGS-YaiIima
honey. soc pit; 2-oz. bottle Vanilla.
1bc. Stall i05--MiNed nuts, soc 10
2 los. navy beans. 2hc lbs Flake
white shortening. sac; y doz. ain
pickles. Toe. & bars Floating soap
136--Full cream cheese, 86c III
fresh buttcrmilk. Toe gall pure
homemade jelly. zoe. stall 100
Crtsco, small can, tGc. medium 90c,
large St.IS. extra large S2.6S. stall
t2a-Nut- Ola, . lbs. Use. Premier
salad dressing, large. 37c pure
strained honey. 50c pit Stall 1S3 ~
summer sausage. 50c III. Salami
sausage, zoe III. Metwurst, i5c 10.
stall ip2-a cans peas. 2Ac. NJ. J. u.
aud Rogers coffee, 3ac III. large can
pineapple. 35c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-12

stall GO. large cans Carnatlon
milk, lac. stall 90 pure fresh pas
teurized milk. lac at. stall 1904.
81 cans knro syrup, zoe; t0c cans
Cove oysters for 35c: shredded
eocoannt. 2ae lb,i 6 bars naptha
sugar peas. zoe. zoe cans salmon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-12
WITH AUTO THEFT

c. r. Jarnell If charged with steal.
ing an automobile belonging TO r. w.
Peay. on September 4. in an inforna.
ton filed in sperior court Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-12

a BIG BARGAIN
Just what you have been looking
fora fine. large lot, on which TO
build "A small house. where you
can have more comfort and at the
same time pay for your own
home Near 2 car lines. only 10
minutes 10 Industrial center, and
close to high and grade schools
Herbert s. Upper. 3oi Lcary bldg.
FOR RENT-OR WILL LEASE
f-room cottage. modern except
heat; lot 35xt02 feet to alley. half
block from car line: rent $3.50,
including water No objection to
children, or viii sell AT a bar
gain. Call at AN 10th s., and I
viii show you place. Rainier
valley car to Geneace. VIII be
vacant after the 18Th.
4-RoOM HOUSE. WITH BATH IS
minutes walk from union depot
small payment down. Or will taxi
light auto or truck as frHt pay
ment. balance easy terms
JOHN A. LfNDBEHG
S3f2 1fth Ave n. w.
Phone Weekdays. Ballard liz.
NEW BROOM uNCOMrIETHD
house. 50-ft. frontage. $500 II
taken thiH week easy terms.
Phone sidney 49,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-12

FIVE-AcRE TRACTS OR MORE;
finest alder creek bottom garden
lind, 100 acres to select from. two
miles northeast Botheli; good
roads TO see this Is to buy. for
it's cheap. $3.50 per acre: easy
terms. owner. q, e. Hubbell,
Ilotholl wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-12
AtItt ,t.fs
youn OPPORTUNITY

Neatly lis acres ~ good productive
auit With practically urw house
and barn near ittNrftuu. With ta4
frtt frontage ON one 81 the main
HiHhNHkHs land nearly cleared .
,au hnNr Electric itkhta. telephone
and city convenience can be-
bought now Tor 1900 TeftpH.
ttnN cash balance easy For par
tiruihfH see
CHARLES T. ADAMS
1910 4tI Ave
Phone Mnin 8t2t. Res. sidney 1905.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-12
30 ACRES CLEARED
sAAA go So

Is acres ready TO farm. acres tim.
Der; rich. mellow coil. miles from
". r. town and market. price 1900.
$500 cash.
SIZE Dahl. Is Downs Blk. Toa Soc
oud ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-12
NIGHT WIRE RATES CUT

Night letters OF so words. au.
night messages of 10 words WIN 80 !
but so cents with an increase o.
cents on additional words M.e, ia
uary /. Postmaster Generai OUT W.,
son has just issued the oruer' ~.
ting previous rates in hat'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-12

Puts you in possession ~ n modern
4-roOm house. one block from car.
This ia the best buy in Rainier
valley. Price f2.t00
JOSEPH T.. THOMAS e. co. Inc.
1895 Third. Elliott 3G25.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-12

Il. f. Parks, 20, member Oh az
police force since August = y
died of influenza "Wednesday i
Lakeside hospital. Funerai ~" 4
ments are not completed i
survived by widow ana o''"'
3S07 Brown place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-12
a DANDY BUY

Two acres Of fine land at Rlverton
Heights, facing on military road
for $1,000; terms 5000 cash hni-
nnce very easy payments. Electric
lights. telephone: handy TO school
and stores; q fine domestic. For
particulars see
CHARLES T.. ADAMS
1910 3fd Ave
Phone Main 3i2i, Rcs.. sidney 140i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-12

AZ KIRKLAND
IMPROVED PLACE

RE7h
Large tract. ali cleared. fenced and
seeded to clover and oats. COM
Portable house. good root house.
Rranary. 10 rabbit hutcheH. "a
high grade Belgian harca; pure
spring water piped over place and
into house. 500 straw berry plants,
rhubarb and horaerhdiah fruit
trees OF good variety, can live
here and stili hold position in city
Ftve-ccnt fare TO residents Price
1915, terms to responsible party,
excellent bargain. Come over q
Kirkland and see this place. In.
uuire for Mr.. II. w. SuclSiing at
the brick bungalow office. on the
dock at Kirkland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-12
BIC LAND SALE
SKAGTT COUNTY
STOCKS AND BONDS

I WILL nTY
Liberty Bonds bought or sold.
1000 Alaska Petroleum a. Coal.
1000 Eearon coal
500 Pacific Electric welder.
10000 Canada OH & Venture.
VIII EEII
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-12

IITTIETH y JfITVIFTH- M,
Established 1896
STOCKS AND BONDS
it9 Cherry Sc Main 1919
ttHEHTY BoNps
or all issues bought or sold on
basis Of New York stock EK.
change quotations
Do your stock and bond business
through we'll known. responsible
established rrun
lIEHntS 4 RHODES. Inc.
Established 1895
STOCKS AND BONDS
tts Cherry - Main 1914
DON'T SILL
LIBERTY fpNHs
A. "a big Discount
I Pay Cash. Less n small Discount.
g. T. NrcpNAHf
BIC American Bank building.
SECOND and Madison.
Open Evening" Sundays II 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-12
e1 FOR sALE-ACTOMOBILEs

81 FOR sALE--ACTOMOBILES
USED CARS
1907 10TH AVE.
Between Pike and Union.
Nearly new Chevrolet 400 touring.
all factory equipment. five tires.
See this before buyin~ a new car.
Scrlpps Booth roadster. 1918 model,
good tires '''..'.'''...'. 'oZ'
New Maxwell. driven 1871 miles.
with factory equipment and head
light lenses s.................f 1850
Fords Fords -Fords-I have II Of
them. from $685. TO new ones.
1907 10TH AVE.
! Phone East 54f. Local 2. Wilson.
/ SEVERAL or THE OWNERS WHO
have left their cars FOR sale with
us are positively destitute for
cash, II you haven't looked them
over lately come In. Prices have
been cut on about half the cars
in price 5000. We always have
on display largest and incest Sc
| lection In the city.
Every buyer between now and Xmas
| gets big fat turkey free
USED CAR EMPORIUM
18th and u. Pine.
/ 1918 Buick, good tires. 600
I 1913 Oak land Coupe, like new 81 200
/ 1913 Chevrolet touring. extra good
! ..s....s. .s.. ..st... .s++s ..s+..s. 3bhh
I 1917 Chevrolet. touring car. $685.
/ 1917 Maxwell. roadster. . good tires
I All in fine condition, and 20 others
/ to pick from " they don't suit you.
! And easy terms. on some OF our
/ cars We viii take as low as 800
| cash. balance terms
HENRY MOSSBACH
1921 10th Ave
Between pike and Union.
HUGH McTAGUE-Cen. auto repair
ing. Maxwell expert. lfls 10th.
Last lJa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-12
4 FOR sii.r-AuroMoniIEs


/ You'RE sArE DEALING nnRH
1915 Chevrolet touring ear; run
enough O. he in good shape new
tires all around aud looks az E'e1
AZ new .stttssfs..tFs. .t.tttt 70
1915 Maxwell touring car that
shows only 3 200 miles on the
spepdumctrf This 10 Just az ser 4.
Niceahte a. any new MAXWELL and
the price h 5000 lees than the new
price Think how Tar that viii run
your ear tftt.+..s+s..s. s.s+ fAtF
iatf Maxwell touring ready for the
road fhts IL the best conditioned
car 81 the ~ model we've had this
season good shape, good rubber
rttfstt.tttt tr*ttts# s.s.ssts stRA
1915 Maxwell tourinw. At s5at and
sou cant equal tt IN seattle at
any here uraF the price.
lais overland Country club with 3
wire " Reels ana p urea NNfNHrf r.
spot light rear sight mirror. wind
shield cleaner and unlN run 1890
miles This ear cost 81. sos with
out a single extra. and our price,
extras included. IL 1913 You n
have TO set busy Go get this one.
ISIS Mitchell. G-pass light SIX. looks
like usW and acts like new. and
has nsw tireH aud the price ~
dcsignsd 60 HvH the ear at niGht
fatS Hrtncoe touring. run 900 miles
We can save you enough on THIS
car To operate IL for stN months.
fstT nrtsco~ touring. ovevhauied aud
rwpatntud In standard eoiufN. Coed
rubber and viii demonstrate with
the best ~ them. .,........t.tE aS
1917 studs baker SIX. s-pasa road.
ster ia dandy shape Just painted
a rich Rolien Royce blue with
black Tenders and running gear
new top. fun ~ pep and the price
Is one.haif Of what similar
chassis would cost ~tth the cor.
rect body sfXis. ......+....., 1855
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-12
Acnrs AND lIof,sr

ACRES ASp HOUSE
Is fninp~s from Seattle. on Tacoma
Seattle tntrrurbhn. Isocated at
Poster Groom house. ali kinds
~ fruit. II minutes walk from
street car. coed auto roads. Price
81. te0. 5000 down. balance ts3 per
month. Phone sidney a2s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-12

20 ACRES. $50
MEADOW CREEK uOTToN
WITH LARGE CREEK
on main auto highway. cedar and
alder bnttotn fine soil Ter celery
or onionH bat Al coll Tor any
is Downs f}lk., goa second ave.
9oop TRACTS or LOGCED-oFY
LAND ron SALE Low prices.
easy terms We will accept LIB
eFty bonds AZ first payment. par
the haianrr out Of your wages
steady work ia our camp and mill
for steady men,
THREE LAKES LUMBER CO.
Three Lakes. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-12
FOR RENT--ROOMS

TWO UNFURNIsHED ROOMS. on
second floor. to couple only. use
OF bath. 20lf l.. Cherry,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-12

1900 SNAP
3 acres. -S-~~ut fare 70 Seattle: all
good soil. old building y mile TO
school. plenty nciKhbors. Price
$3.50 Appraised by loan company
at $500
=. l.. oI.i.ISGEg. sss Empire nidg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-12
IS ron sAiE-REi, ESTATE

% tbN NNist4@hIAi IstAtt
It $50
LIBERTY &
nONUa
NEED MONEY! s
vi
HAVE fT
spot CASH
fur Your
Liberty HoNn8 6
: We not only
: INArEAf SERVICE 3
ia Seattle. s
iut w. pay the
HIGHEST s
CAHti PRICE Z
Tor Your s
ttONBa
Bought on the BAma of :
New YORK
stock and Hond Market
ouT or Town s
Trade g. Ht.s
because cheek r. mailed 8
the came unN Ntttt ..t.,.
IL received send saufa ht g
tEtsl@fHttEh MAIL TODAY &
) COME Is TODAY 6
And you viii leave our 8
office with "a smile on
your face aud E
MONEY IN NbuN roc kET &
your bond vs. not entire. 5
~ paid for. We viii pay
At uu tuf you
COME Is TO-DAY :
) NpttfttW EXTERN :
sfth tk a HN%u 8
4 COMPANY
t0t Ai.ANkA Uthg :
cherry and Second Ave
open EVENING" tntit 5
2 uE'iueh
sunday. ~ - { &
$ - $780, 81 SO
WEST QUEEN ANNE
So goo
s-roont modern home on oh ave
" has bath. toilet. electric uahta
EaH tot 3phta0 paving and ali
assessments fully paid. $500 cash
viii handle thtn
QUEEN ANNE
tEkt0
New. modern t-feom bungalow
modern ia everf way has bath
toilet electric lights concrete
foundation and basement tot COS
100 and some view small cash
payment Will handle thfH. walks.
water. sewer and stavrled streets
C-ll0G
v n. JORDAN a co
III American Rank iiidF
Main ssi+ Phones Elliott t6F
asRouM BUNGALOW. 1850
1850 cash. per cent interest on bal
anrH. bath pantry and basement
lot susiief south of Woodland
parh view
Sew f.fahfn bungalow. g. 500. terms
New a-ruom bungalow. fz.k5N. terms
? rooms. with hot water heat and
A. a
corner lot. for 81 soc. 81 coo cash
ThiH place - worth more money.
! lESSEN. go Now York iiik
THE LAST CHANCE
TO nuY \ NICE s-RooM HOUSE
MATioS cki.I VAN whTERs.
MAtS stss.
ron sAf.E k-RooM HOUSE.
brings rental ~ g., per month
tut 36xt48 10 alley one block from
municipal eaF line. five blocks
from Fremont bridge Price e. zee
1900 caah. u Smith. III seventh
JIGT oLTaipK aaEMEnTo~ cry
iimltH, large lots. 8aKt4s. $50 and
W. Terms % Hait Also :. ] and
a. rp1sss A1sis.s aAea and up, Terms
like rent & " Price. owner. quar-
ter mite north ferry landing. Ma
nsttr. Wash
owsf.fts - BUILDER OFFER 3
new Z or t~fuatn bungalow. near
car. at West Seattle three now
ready to move int0s electric fla
lures. bath cabinet h~ehrn. view
See builder. tass ssth X W. or tss
G:lntr ifidE.
tf.oSE MUST LOSE soME
money wiit cell two Groom
hung Allows. located at Minor ave.
n ard n. Lynn ct Look them
ever and make me an offer Capt.
toll ttgs.
10 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-12

80 AcRES or LAND. CLEARED.
been piowrd near CentraiiA
raises wheat. potatoes: good dairy
place, Phone North ASS. Paul
Realty Co. as Railway Exchange.
opp. Alaska Hidg.
1890 nuYs TWO LOTS. SNAIL
house tn~~dn repairs) some fur
niture. fruit and berries. Terms
1z5o cash. SIS per month. Owner.
ASA 1sth ~. Rainier valley car to
C.nes.e phose Rainier sea-.
FOR fo-ACnE TRACTS NEAR sE-
attl. call ios Cherry st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-12
STOCKS AND noNDs

LIBERTY BONDS
II Won must cell your Liberty Bonds
wc Wtii buy them. II you can buy
more houdH. Ne viii soil them 20
1uu az the New York stock EE~
change quotations You cannot do
better you might do worse.
To-day. Dee 18Th, ws paid the fol-
lowing prices for Liberty Bonds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-12
y FOR ENCH.i<GE-RF.AL
ESTATE

EXCHANGE FOR ACREAGE
New Groom house light. water and
toilet corner lot bDxt0n 2 blocks
from car fine view Sound and
city 2t0 Liberty Bldg. opp T.. O.
" & Robson co. 40 ard ave. reii
or eAchhnRe ANYTHING. ANY hnrn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-12

LAST FRIDAY NtGHT-BOSTON
bull terrier: color brindle: right
side OF face white; both front feet
white. Reward Of $40 offered 10
return. 90i Ninth ave. Main 5170.
LOST - BLACK SPANIEL DOG,
with studded collar Answers TO
name OF sport Reward Q. A. 1893
LDST-BLAcE AND WHITE COL
lie. female dog. $500 reward.
Metropolitan Garage. Main 5s7e.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-12
First Month of Armistice Has Ended
With Terms Not Fully Carried Out
By J. w. T. MASON
Written for the United Press.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE first month of the German
armsce ends today with of the terms yet fully
Nevertheless the delays have not been proven to
have been deliberately created by the Germans for the pur
of interfering with the allies and gaining advantage
for Germany The continuance of the arsce period there
fore inevitable The German army notat the mercy Of
Gen. Foch and is wholly unable to the The most
could do would be engage extensive rong useless
guerrilla fighting
There is evidence that the Germans seriously
spng to bring about any such sporadic protest against the
allies victory the future Counter revos have been
plotted during the past few months both by the German
shev and supporters of the Hohenzole family But they
have not accomplished any propaganda results chiefly
because the great majority of the German people appear to
convince dthat their own future recovery depends wholly
the preservation of order and discipline during the present
period Of transition There every prospect therefore that
the allies continue the terms Of the armce without fear
that situation srategcaly beneficial to Germany will
result
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-12
What Russia Desires From Peace Confer
ence Given Out In First Official Inter-
view With Kerensky.
BY EDWIN HULLINGER
(Copyright, 1918, by the United Pres


LONDON, Dec 12.-Aexander Kerensky, former Russian
premier declared in interview with the United Press today
that Great Britain and France opposing the uncaon OF
Russia because it would restore her to her former international
position He appealed to America to prevent the expoita-
|hon' of Russia.
England and France seeking to impose another Brest
Litovsk upon Russia" said Kerensky
81 ask America parayzed true friend to protect her from
exploitation by her former allies
Russia fought three years for the allies due to her
that America had time prepare and administer the knockout
blow Now the allies ought to deal honestly with Russia.
when the Russian people, despite the BresLtovk treaty
continuing their fight they called upon the allies for mill
ary aid This help rapidly developed into organized at
tempt to exploit Rusas wealth and cut off Russia from Europe
by barrier of tiny quasndependen states Thus they
completing the treaty of Bresovs which Germany began
The peace conference ought guarantee the integrity Of
Russian territory before BrestLovsk aordg the
opportunity for real solution of her problems This could be
brought about by the formation of confederation like America
Of all the Russian states.
This unreaizabe dream The bosheviks control
about fourth Of Russia proper and sixth Of Siberia the
basis Of population The balance composed of independent
states which have thrown off the boshevks authority
believe possible to call general treaty for constituent
assembly include delegates from every part of Russia Eng
land and France oppose this because would restore Russia
to her former international position They opposed my going
America September because they did not want America
to know the truth about Russia.
Th victorious allies forgetting their idealistic aims
England and France already have agreed the division Of
their spheres of influence in dsntegratng Russia
IF three fighting brgand and one Of them is
knocked out the Others who continue to whip him. ought
ep their comrade to his feet instead of obbg his pockets
Il appeal to America remember the good side of Russas
part in the we'll the unfortunate Perhaps President
Wilson's presence at the peace conference will prevent any
brigandage."
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-12

Baxter win represent the affirmative,
while E. E. Shipley, Sheriff Broder-
lex and W. E. Dykes viii hold down
the negative.
At 2:SO there viii be a basket ball
game between Sulpur Springs and
Fall Branch.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-12
Increase In Influenza Cases Throughout
The Country Brings Warning From
Surgeon General Blue.
(By The United Press

WASHINGTON Dec. 12The marked increase in the num-
Der of influenza throughout the country today prompted
Blue to issue warning urging the pre-
cautions that emphasized several weeks ago when the
epidemic rampant While the disease prev
ant at that time neglect obey the rules formulated may
result in much unnecessary loss of fe General Blue
Conditions worst in Pennsylvania Louisiana the
Pacific coast, he reports
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-12
Senator Kellogg Charges McAdoo
With Trying to Put Over Government
Ownership Of Railroads
(By The United Press }

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.Senator Kellogg Of Minnesota,
today charged w G. McAdoo with trying put govern
ownership Of railroads against the opposition Of the peo
pie That declared Kellogg meaning McAdoos request Of
congress- fve-year extension Of government control.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-12
Germany Will Be Asked to Pay
Full Allied War Debt Will Clean
Up Empire Financially
(By The United Press. )

WASHINGTON, Dec 12-Germany will lbe asked to pay
the full allied debt Lloyd George advocates provided
President Wilson's principles obtain Officials here privately
declare the British talk of making Germany pay Lloyd Georges
estimates of $12O00O election talk On the other
hand the American government believes Germany will about
cleaned up financially when she done with paying ndemnes
to Belgium, northern France and elsewhere
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-12
Immediate Action Asked of Congress
On Reclamation of Swamp
And Cut Over Lands
(By The United Press. J

WASHINGTON, Dec 12-The request for immediate ac-
on by congress Secretary Lanes plan for reclamation
arid swamp and cutover lands including appropriation
not less than 000 win be presented soo nmated
today the department of the interior Secretary Lane was
at Charleston yesterday inspecting land for soldier settlements
but said to be returning but probably will investigate lands
at other southern points in the near future
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-12
Government Ownership Fight
Was Started In Congress Today
May Last Into Next Congress
(By The United Press. J

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12-The government ownership fight
started in congress today The first krmsh the battle that
IS expected to through the remainder of this congress and
into the next up the bill to give the government
ershp of the counys wireless system Secretary Daniels
and Captain Todd chief of the naval radio service appeared
before the house committee and explained the for
ouesting introduction of the measure.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-12
DEBATE AT FALLBRANcH DE
CEMBER 14TH

On Saturday, December 14th, in
the high school auditorium at $50 p.
m, the question Of woman suffrage
viii definitely settled. Jesse G.
Smith, Jno. W. Garland and S. P.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-12
Senator Johnson Wants Statement
Regarding u. S. Policy In Russia
(By The United Press. J

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12-Senator Johnson of California,
today introduced in the senate resolution calling the state
and departments for statement concerning the United
States governments policy in Russia the operation of Amer
troops in Russia.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-12
.Prussian Guard, Returning to Berlin,
Swear Allegiance to Ebert's Govt
(By The United Press. }

COPENHAGEN, Dec 12.The Prussian guard, returning
to Berlin reported to have allegiance to Chancellor
Eberts government The famous unit which numbers many
thousands composed of the best German troops It was en-
welcomed by the people
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-12
Men Of 18th Division, Training Nucleus,
10th Field Artillery and Headquarters
Company 18th Field Artillery On Way
Home From France.
(By The United Press }

WASHINGTON Dec. 12-The transport Martha Washing
ton left France December 9th with 10 officers 1850 men,
besides 5S9 wounded and sick and 35 casua The per-
sonne aboard follows Thrtyeighth division training nu-
cleus 16th field artillery headquarters company 118h field
artillery complete.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-12
McAdoo's Plan For Five Years Railway
Operations Under Government Super
vision Would Mean Permanent Owner
ship.
(By The United Pres..) )

WASHINGTON, Dec 12-Director-Genera McAdoo's plan
for veyear extension of governmental railroad operation,
adopted would the eventual government ownership,
in the opinion of many high authorities here today