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FOR SALE:

Houses built for two families
separate kitchens, separate baths.
separate cellars, back porches and
rear lots. These two-family houses
should interest those who wish to get
the most for their money and re-
ceive income from one apartment,
which will pay a fair interest on the
entire price while living ino one
apartment.
$3,500-A neat, two-family house
on R. /. ave. N. E.; 2 stories and eel
lar; 2 apartments Of five rooms and
bath; lot 20x90.
$3,250-A two-family house on a
lettered street N. E. Rents for $50.
$S,250-Near 9Th and X sts. N. E.,
a two-family apartment; a bargain
at this figure.
s5,25O-A very desirable two-fam
lily house on Seaton street, near
North Capitol; 6 rooms and bath
down, 6 rooms and bath up; well
rented.
S4,5O0-On a lettered street near
22d; well-located two-family house.
s4,1O0, cost $5,OOO-A weIl-built.
red brick, two-family house on c
st. n. E.
4.5OO-Third st. n. E.: five
rooms and bath on each floor.
$5,5O0-N. ]. ave.-Cellar under
entire house; two nice apartments;
good location.
S5,500-An attractive two-family
apartment on @ St.; rooms and
bath and rooms and bath; lot 20x
120.
S5,OOO-Two apartments: large
rooms; convenient to the Govern
ment Printing Office; northwest
section; lot 20x115.
Washington Heights - A
splendid location; 5 rooms and bath
and 6 rooms and bath; very easy
payments.
Send for complete list.
STONE G. FAIRFAX
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WANTED

WANTED-Smau family to occupy mod
ern S-room suburban house IN Alex. Co,
Va, on car line, IS minutes from city; gar
age, vegetable garden; acre OF ground. care
~ running house with family OF four. Inter-
view between p m and p. m 1906
30th st. n. W. I-I4s
FURNISHED cottage, suburbsy scent fare.
Address BOX ass. Times office. 1-1ss
WAETED-ReDt or buy, suburban home,
with good lot, convenient to cars and
city; lease; terms. BOX 463, Times office
1-I2s
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SILVER SPRING-One block from troltey
electric lights. hardwood doors and trim
concrete cellar; lot Sox2is; shade Price
MCLEAN, va
acres. fenced. bearins fruit trees. sub
floors sub-Weather boarded; In good re-
pair: a mOtor: q beautiful plot OF ground
$50 $500 down; miles out on Great
GLENDALE sECTIoN-Great Falls Troi-
Sevsn-room frame, California bungalow
system. sub-noors. sub-weather boarded
storm papered; large cellar with laundry
tubs: 81 acres; beautiful shade and lawn;
$1,000; very handsome property.
BOWIE. MD.-14 mile from steam and
six-room frame. concrete cellar. 4
chicken houses, barn. etc, acres hne Hne
double floors sub-weather boarded; in good
repair. Price. fZ.sOo.
BERWYN. ND
six-room frame. barn. chicken house.
hne shade and lawn: ~ acres, 50 bearing
fruit trees and small vine fruits: $1,000.
FOR SAL-FARM
BOWIE STATION. MD.-Close to Station,
12o-acre farm; 80 acres titled, rest wood :
land: all fenced and cross fenced; old
farm house and new 6-room bungalow. cell
lar; three extra large barns, line Of small
outbuildings; 500 bearing apple and several
hundred other bearing fruit trees well
Watered; price, $500; a good productive
farm AZ very low price.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Avenue n. W.,
Washington. d. {.
Ask for James II. CrOssman.
MAIN 2332.
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Advertising
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
PoR SALE

SILVER sPRING-one block from trolley.
New S-room frame bath. hot-Water heat,
electric lights, hardwood floors and trim
concrete cellar; lot 5ox21S; shade. Price,
$500.
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Observation-Disclosures Park.

Two stories, attic and cellar, rooms.
bath, hot-wstFr heat, electric lights, lot
5Oxle0. large sleeping porch, front porch,
open hreplaces. This house has been built
only few years. Price, $500. Posses
sion.
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Glass sified
FOR SALE-H0USES
HOUSES FOR SALE:
Near 18th and FairTnont.

Attractive 2-story and cellar brick, 8
rooms, bath, hot-water heat, large front
porch, good lot. price only $3.50. Posses
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Near 10th and Irving SITS.

An opportunity to purchase a handsome
residence at the price at which il was Of
fered several years ago. Full three-story
brick, with cellar, handsome, cheer
full rooms, two modern baths, hot
water heat, electric light, mahOGany and
white interior finish, hardwood floors on
hrst floor, steel beam construction, lot 20
feet wide. southern exposure, front porch
Price, $1,000.
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Near 1st and U SITS.

Desirable brick: two stories and cellar
six rooms, bath. modern conveniences
nicely finished interior; attractive exterior
Price, $500. Possession.
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Park Road Near 18th st.

Attractive three-story and cellar brick,
10 large rooms, bath, hot-wateF heat. we'll
built and well located. Price, $500.
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Near n. Capitol and S SITS.

Desirable three-story and cellar bricS
large rooms modern bath. hot-EateI
heat: room for garage; vide alley. con
yenient and desirable residential section
Prfc, SO, SEQ. -"''
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For immediate possession we offer .
beautiful modern home in one OF the
choicest parts Of Mt. Pleasant.
PRICE $4,000.
This is very well constructed home.
having six large rooms and bath, hot
water heat, electric light. hardwood floors.
beautiful porches. fine garage. For fur
ther particulars see.
MOORE & HILL, Inc.
1909 II 81. n. W
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Near 10th and Irving SITS.

An opportunity to purchase a handsome
residence at the price at which Il was Of
fered several years ago. Full three-stJ-y
brick, with cellar, 9 handsome. cheerful
rooms, two modern baths. hot-Water heat,
electric light; mahogany and white in
terror finish: hardwood floors on hrst moor;
steel beam construction; lot 20 feet wide:
southern exposure; front porch. Price,
5000.
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Near Vermont Ave. and N ST

A splendid centrally located residel-
tial section. Attractive thPee-story and
cellar brick: 10 rooms. bath, with MODERN
cOnveniences, Lot 2ix1e0. Southern rX-
pesure. real opportunity. Price, 81. 900.
Want offer. ID
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GROOM house, large lots, 100000 feet;
fine garden. fruit trees and grape arbor;
beautiful level lawn: 10 minutes walk from
good car line; price $500: $500 cash: bal
anee $50 month. j. T. HACKNEY, Fen
wick and Wells Sts., Mt. Rainier, Nd. 1-IIs
BUILD YOUR HO1IE-LOts In TWtniBg
City, near the Penn. ave. bridge s. T.;
SOFT front BY $50 II. to zO-ft. alley;
cents per foot. r. F. BRADBURY, 2225
Pa. ave. s. y. Phone Line 23s9. lis
LAND for sale; "a acres Of land. small
dwelling, within II miles Of the city:
fruit and good garden land. Address
owner, BOX Afg. Times Office l-i5e
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Skin Disease a Speciality /
Chronic Eczema and ItchinEs Prompt I
ly Stopped. Acne, Skin Cancers.
DR.. NICHOLSON. 1905 H st. ". w.
ia22-0ot
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Mss ARNERERG

Scalp Treatment and Manicuring. Hours
10 a. m. to p. m SOS II st. n. ". fS83
rnhRI -s0f
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John +. Donohoe & Sons, Inc,
3f4 Pennsylvania Ave. S. E.
Price, $4,000
Maryland Avenue n. e. between 9Th and
10Th An eight-room. modern brick house,
This location is one Of the best on Capitol
Hill and the house Is well built and viii
show splendid value for the price quoted.
Terms 81 600 cash, balance $40 per month.
to include interest and principal.
Price, $4,000
South Carolina Avenue S E. An eight
room modern bay-window brick house
with hot-water heat. Built by one OF the
sold Ito close his estate. II you are look
ing for a bargain. this house will show
good value as has Sc exer csss 1sen bs5sa i
per month, TO include interest and prlnci-
Price, S4,25O
sixth Street s. E, one-half square from
East Capitol street. slx-room. modern
The location of this property is first class
and you will make no mistake buying il az
this price. Terms $3.50 cash. balance %35
per month 10 include interest and princi-
pal
Price, $3.50
South Carolina Avenue S. E. seven
room modern brick house. Tins house
has : plain front and at small expense
cation IS hrst-Class. convenient to all car
lines The house has been built some time
and has been kept in hrst-Class repair.
Terms $3.50 cash. balance $50 per month, 10
include interest and principal
Price, s.,
Eye Street s. e, between 6th and eth.
six-room, modern brick house; cellar;
side alley. The property is cheap at this
figure and is one that will make a COM
Portable home. Terms $3.50 cash. balance
SIS per month, 10 include interest and
principal
FOR HOMES AND INVESTMENTS
See MAHORNEY e. SULLIVAN
They Know Washington"
sos New York Ave. Tel. Main 1921.
nols-tf
n. T. LAW. 1919 p ST. 3. z.
Makes a speciality OF selling HOMES.
Owners will get results by listing With him
Phone Lincoln b725. lis
TWO BRICK HOUSES; a. m. E.; north
west section; brick houses in south
east section; will sell 10 anyone With
money direct from owner. 327 l0th st
S e, will show them the houses- lee
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Detached-Takoma Park

Two stories. attic and cellar. rooms
bath, hot-water heat, electric lights; lot
5oX16b. Large sleeping porch; front porch
open hrsplaces. This house has been built
only a few years. Price, $500. Posses
sion.
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Bungalow Headquarters

Bungalow Headquarters
$1,000; $1,000 CASH, $50 PER MONTH.
BunEalow-Six rooms and bath, furnace
heat, electricity and gas. 4Ox14o. one
block from cars.
$4,000; 1000 CASH, $50 PER MONTH.
Bungalow-Five rooms, tile bath, hot
water heat, hardwood noors, electricity and
gas Is minutes to center Of city.
sI,75o: $3.50 CASH. $40 MONTHLY.
BungRloW-Five rooms, bath, open hrs-
place, gas and electricity. Brand new.
$1,000; 81, 900 CASH. $50 A MONTH.
BunRalow-SeVen rooms and tile bath,
open fireplace, hardwood floors. Trim.
Hot-Water heat. Gas and electricity.
New.
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925 F St. n. w.
MADAM D'AsHMAN,

Gypsy Clairvoyant
And card reader; advice given on business
marriage and divorce; this woman has
read for many people in many countries
Her predictions are reliable. Room 80. 1901
q St. corner 18th, second floor l-l6'
The Washington times., 1919-04-12

For sale cheap, % acres sub
urban ground, unimproved,
near Lanham, Prince George
county, Md. CLIFFORD N.
SMITH, First st. and Indiana
ave. NV. 15
The Washington times., 1919-04-12

SMALL unfurnlShed apartment or flat. 3
or 4 rooms hath and kitChenette; in n.
". section; must be reasonable. Col. SIT.
lis
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FOR EXCHANGE
oUI-oF- TOWN REAL ESTafE

con s-sT0RY BRIcKs stars ssI d-S.l-
ing; y. "; old established and occupies
address n. = LEWIS, 1919 n. Puiaski
5@Itinsore, Ad.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Half Square Park Road and
10th Street

10th Street
One OF the most. desirable brick resi-
dences in this section at the price. three
stories and cellar. 10 large rooms, oath
hot-water heat: large lot. Price oriS
Desirable Colonial Home
Located in the northwest section. Prac-
tically new SlL-room and bath brick; nGI,
water heat, electric light, large sleeping
porch, hardwood floors. Possession imms'
| diately. Price only $500.
Mt. Pleasant Home With
Side Light
Attractive s-story and cellar brick; 10
large rooms, baths hot-water heat, eler'
trio light; entire house in hrst-class con-
dition. Sufficient room for double garage
Front and rear porches. Open hreplareS.
All modern eonyeniences. many clossSs.
Cleveland Park Home
A desirable corner: 5 stories and cellar,
light: large garaEe: lot SoxiIo BeautisuI
grounds. Large porches Entire house IN
hrst-class condition. This is one OF The
most attractive homes in Cleveland Par<-
owner very anxious to sell. Possession.
Two Family Apartment
Located on the Heights west Of 1s.h
st., in convenient residential section. Two Two
story and cellar brick. First hoor-Fiye
rooms and bath. Second hoor-Six rooms
and bath. Modern eonvsniences. live In
one apartment-rent the other, or buy IS
an Investment. a. this class Of properly
always shows a good return. Price, $3.50.
Want offer Terms.
Near 1St and u SITS.
Desirable brick; two stories and cellar,
six rooms, bath. modern convenienees;
nicely finished interior; attractive exterior.
Price, $500. Possession.
Near Vermont Ave. and N st.
A splendid centrally located residsl-
tial section Attractive three-story ana
cellar brick; 10 rooms. bath, with MODERN
pesure. A real opportunity. Price, 81. 800.
Want offer. ID
Near n. Capitol and S SITS.
Desirable three-stOry and cellar bricz;
large rooms. modern bath. hot-Eater
heat; room for garage; vide alley. con
venient and desirable residential section.
Pric, S6,Soo. -"'
OH s.f 81, es
Detached-Takoma Park
Two stories, attic and cellar rooms.
bath, hot-water heat, electric lights; lot
50X16e Large sleeping porch; front porch;
open hrepiaces. This house has been built
only few years. Price, $500. Posses
sion.
Near 10th and Irving SITS.
An opportunity to purchase a handsome
residence at the price at which Il was Of
fered several years ago. Full three-stO-y
brick, with cellar. handsome. cheerful
rooms two modern baths. hot-water heat,
electric light; mahogany and white in
terror finish: hardwood floors on first hoor;
steel beam construction; lot 20 feet wide:
southern exposure; front porch. Price,
5000.
Attractive Columbia Heights
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FOR SALE:

At this low price and upon such
accommodating terms these houses
will sell very quickly.
The Washington times., 1919-04-12

WANTED-Fmnlshed housekeeping apart T.
ment or house: or rooms: for one or
two months: children. Phone Col. SISl.
IL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-10

FOR RENT-AmerieAn Hotel Hight house
keeping AID sleeping rooms BY day or week
502N W Central. Phone 30I.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-10

nit"d States employment service. 3i2
I'D avenue. has opportunities Tor rut
~ follows; one blacksmith three
~ section men coal MINER; five
|leas. ffterr men for road work here.
pr day huusskeupers here n muller
|nncia flour MIL pay o per hour
|nr"ra Tor road work at 6lariHta, trans
|n provided from Albuquo. rur, men
company tents, must hasr tlurksts
|nrd themselves, work eiFht huurf
~ Ia e. % per day, men living near
/ who desire 10 work on this job Ap-
Anderson ~ CoWlrs or kimhall A.
ranch farm hand man and woman
In. wages for man fib, Noman $50; ~
liners Tor Menrro. transportation ad.
soc per ton. shipping sunday wo-
Iok Tor boys private school diNhwasEOr
| care Tor two small children also need
~ drillerH. waFos $500 or piece work
b. news stand twenty five laboreri
II ore. contract work. can make "
'ar dHV ~dishwHshHs hrtal rlrrt
laborrrs, 81 g per hour handy mar
run lathe; 10 hand drillsrs; woman
ct tuen 100. dur pr huuf On -
~ woman H~tenngrnpher; porter Tor b.
Maginlnna one labnrer fur orchar
2 20 per dnY dining oom girl me
|tllnh Tor railroad bridge gang dAirt
pmau to clean, ti2s Der daY w0rAin
~. m, b
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-10

FOR sALE- 5000 sash VII tuy 100 acres
Patented land On Mesa On Cuyate Canyon
road. Partly fenced, one. room rock honEe.
adohe stable. rock chicken coop . miles =
., Of city inquire AZ huppe's Drug store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-10

FOR RENT Desirable room In private fam.
Wy To gentleman; close In no sick. 500 "
silver.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-10
CONFERENCE ON WHEAT
RATES IN SANTA FE

traflc representatives OF the nj pnaO
and Southwestern system and the
Santa Fe lines are In conferences here
today with the New McEieo state cor
poration. In an effort to secure a re-
adjustment Of wheat rates.
Eugene Fox. trahic manager rep
resents the Southwestern, and ", X.
brown. division freight agent u ~
PRsp. represents the santa Re. n h.
believed that some adjustment VIII
be effected this afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-10

FOR ~SALE-Ranch. odd zeirler Ranch. 100
aercs. 20 under cultivation mostly alfalfa
GOOD orchard; il.ronm house. Price, includ
ing dairy. 800 chickens aud 1856 head N hogs
$4,000, or will sell ranch alone Easy terms.
Address Presbyterian SanAturtum.
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FUEL
Who's Here
ToDAY's ARRIVALS AT
LOCAL HOTELS
sTURGES

sTURGE&
~ G. T~reelovc. Cuba.
W. A. B~ettcher. Now York City
y. u. Knowiton, Denver.
L. VI. B~lankenship. san Francisco.
& = ~ Wood. 81. Louis.
Mrs, G. a. Facey, Jerome.
y. J.. Williams. Glorieta.
VIM y. Davis. New Mexico.
II. u. Hansen. Denver.
j. NJ fuedb,rg, San Francisco.
u. @. Balcernt AlaEodcna.
9. King. san Antonio.
Gel SIAN pnsslo'
John Burghete, ErcinO.
j. kemble and wife. Whiteagle.
r. Bohnrt, New Mexfco.
u, Einin and wife, III Paso.
Carl Wieiz Ter. Louisville.
NJ. l., Welsh, Now Mexlco.
w. caldv ell, Springer.
Al &. Bivivy, Los Angcles.
ALvAIlADO.
George Rogers. l.. q. Dept.
Mr.. Werner. ~ PAsn.
Mrs. u. l.. Johnson, berkeley.
ogas n. Doll. santa 70.
V. q. books. 81. Louis.
A. u. iacrs. Dallas.
G. q. shepard. Dallas.
Mr., and Mrs. Bonner. Silver city
Mary Is. Richardson. State College.
=. j, Frazier. Chirago.
II. W. Culwcli, III Puso.
W. :. I'm, Denver
L. y. borden, Amarillo.
~. n. Block. BUFFALO.
G. II. Vincent. Detroit.
G.. Smith. Detroit.
A, II. Smith Springfield, Detroit.
George y. Hlldebrand. Los Angeles.
-. Il. Glass. Twin OoaRs.
COMBS.
q. Brown, Melros@.
u. 4. Cheeky, Melrose.
W. II. Dryden, Hutchinson, Knna.
Y. r. Pratt and family, III nRsn. Z
%. W. Martin. Beliview. MINI.
j. II. Allison. city.
q. A. Wagl pr. Wlchitn, Kana.
Harold Wagner. Wichita, KanR.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wagner. wichita,
Kansas. -
T.. v. Daley. san Diego. calif.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Hunter. Phoe-
nix. Arizona.
A. =. Brown and wife. IT. sum
ner,
Miss Lueie Becker. Bslen.
IOrena lawson, RiVerton. Wyo.
A. J. WeHtland. Denver.
4. W. sWerer. Denver.
Mr.. and Airs. Il. g. Fishley. 81.
Louis.
Mr. ana Mrs. a. D. s,reehsr. san
FranclscO.
W. A. Beleher. Vaughn. n. NJ.
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FOR RENT NiosD furnished rooms fol
housekeeping; reasonable. Gleason Hotel.
Phone l7T1.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-10

it,a only after a man succeeds
That he u known AZ a winner,
The real proof % tho pudding o.
The empty dish after dinner.
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FOR sALE-Reai Estate q

O SALE-A desirable lot on y. Central
Very cheap II sold within next thirty dayl
Phone ia20-M.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-10

FOR RENT-Mod-tn furnished room for
gentleman employed. Write Box 80 Her
aid
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WANTED
han for homework
bne day a week.
Phone 2l06-M.
.ETED-Man or Woman 3
%rrArmIna

NORMAN COOK. also carpenters and
Ire. Employment office. ITO South
rect. Phone gbt.
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TEACHERS WANTED
ID -ENperiencrd teachers for rural
IS. tuturs In ranch homes. primary
for graded schools, commercial
Manusl training -nd music teachers
| schools needed at once. Calls COM
Ivory nail for more teachers than We
10 find Phone 1896 N, or write
your training, experience aud grade
f. box ia2. Albuquerque, n. NJ, stat
certificate.
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FOR RENT-Furnishod front room with pr.
vAte entrance, within walking distance u
toNn, ini south Walter,
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-07
TREATY WILL NOT BE EFFECTIVE UNTIL GERMANY FULFILLS EVERY
 OBLIGATION ARMISTICE IMPOSED

WASHINGTON. Nov. 6.-(4o)-Pcacc will not be re stored Germany until she makes good every violation of rmiStcc provisions, according to official statement issued this evening from the state department following thc receipt of advccS to that effect from the supreme council in Paris. The department has just received q copy of the memorandum forwarded the German govern mrnt by the allies outlining the allied policy.
 The note sent to Berlin says that the treaty will not become effective until Germany executes all obligations she assumed under the armsticc and additional mcnts since made. The German peace delegates are, therefore, ordered to appear in Paris November TO- to sign a protocol to this effect
 The protocol requires Germany to |... number of floating docks, cranes tugs, drcdgcS, dSpac ing 100000 tons, together with five light cruisers and certain submarines and machinery repay the allies for losses sustained by the sinking of the German fleet in Scapa Flow early last spring. Germany iS also requested to deliver other material, such rolling stock of rail Ways fulfill other conditions of the a1msticc which are yet incomplete.
 The notifications of the treaty put thru by Eng Iand Frnco Italy, Japan and other nations are being held back by the allied military authorities. They will become effective until those authorities satisfied with the fument of all provisions. It is believed here that Germany will make any protest against the action of the council.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-07
GOMPERS TO MAKE APPEAL

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-(4o)-It is pelsistently rl- morcd here tonight that Mr. GOmpers will call on At tomcy General Palmer tomorrow and make personal appeal to him in a last effort induce the government the injunction, giving him assurance that the strike will end ill IS hours after such abandonement
 Operators tonight claim that A union mines in West Virginia operptmg thirteen claimed to have resumed work this morning. Union officials deny the truth of the statement.
 The grip of the government visible coal supplit is closing tighter every day Orders were issued today the national railroad administration for the discontinua tion of bunkerng of foreign ships in American ports This will mean that vessels of foreign registry can ob- tain coal for fuel at any port in the United States.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-07
RESULTS PLEASE
 ALLPOLITICIANS
BOTH DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLI- CANS PLEASED WITH ELEC-
 TION OUTCOME

SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. G. (H) - Special despatches received by local newspapers from Washington say that both democratic and republican leaders are pleased with the results of the various state elections last Wednesday. The democrats are jubil- ant over the election of a demo- cratic governor for New Jersey and the republicans show elation at the election of a republican for governor of Kentucky Judge Morrow's plur- ality of 17,O00 votes was the largest ever given a republican candidate for any office by Kentuckian voters.