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Evening star., 1919-11-11


5, or write, or call in person. We give
ttention, and our clients are always satisd
ON A CORNER, a beautiful little
home at S., 800; two blocks from North
Capitol st. near Rhode Island ave..
rooms and bath, with many conven-
fences; room for garage.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
Phone Main 96.
IN VERY DESIRABLE NEIGHBOR-
HOOD IN NORTHWEST. Price.
$8,65O. Six rooms and bath, with
many modern improvements. THIS
WILL PROVE TO BE AN EXcBL-
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
Phone Main 9S.
AN EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD HOME
close to two car lines; 8 rooms and
bath; h.-w.h., elee. lights: nice. big
garden; large porches;, newly painted
throughout: garage; immediate pos
session Price, $4,000.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
Phone Main SO.
PRICE, $4,000. THIS is THE BEST
PAYING INVESTMENT in Washing
ton; II rooms and bath q noors);
steam heat. elec. lights. gas; in first
class condition; immediate possession;
near car lines; in NV.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
Phone Main 9S.
THIS HOME AT $500. with rooms
and bath, will please you; furnace
heat, elec. lights and gas; full laundry
equipment; room for garage to paved
alley: very desirable neighhorhood in
NV.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
Phone Main 9S.
ONE INSPECTION WILL. PROVE
THIS BUNGALOWS RTH.
BRAND-SEW and ready for in,me-
diate occupancy. with artistically
finished rooms and baths. hot-water
heat. elec. lights, sleeping porches.
hardwood trim throughout. fireplaces.
Price, 50. $50.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
Phone Main 9S.
THIS MODERN AND UP-TO-DATE
HOME must be sold Immediately; just
finished and ready for occupancy now;
beautiful. large rooms and bath;
closed-in sleeping porches, b.-w.h.,
elec. lights; room for garage; rubble-
stone wall around yard. Price, $10.-
75O; in Mt. Pleasant.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
Phone Main 9S.
IN BEST LOCALITY IN NORTH
EAST. Price, $5.925. Six large
rooms and bath, h.-w.h.. elec. lights
large yard; garage. We know this
home will prove satisfactory to you.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
Phone Main 9S.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

s., ,s50-$3o0 cash, $50 mo-; r., b.; 25 It.
wide; nr. Soldiers Home Park.
s., ,75O-Columbia I'd. TOO block, 6r., b.; mod
ern.
$6,250-Newton st.. 400 block, f., b.; hot
water heat; cleo; exceptional Offering
$9,250-New house, Perry nr. 14th. r. b.;
h.-w.h. elec. lights; large porches
front and rear. .5--
Sc, 75o-Euclid St, 1900 block; easy terms;
9r., b.; h.-w.h.: elec. lights.
SIC, ,5O0-Fairmont ST., 1900 block. II T.. b.:
h.-w.h.; elec. lights.
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TO CoL0RED HoMEsEEKERs.
will sell three homes NV. to close estate; I;
all rooms and, bath; two 9th St, one 21st st.
See these bargains and see 'CORNWELL.' -
400 H St, Room 203.
TEN ROOMS, BATHS, SOFT. CORNER,
facing a park; ami. newly decorated and
painted; terms; vacant. 423 9th st. s.e.; call
II to s. Phone n. 26S3. after pm. 1Ss
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VACANT NV. HOME.
Only $3.50 cash required
500 block Harvard ST.. 6r pressed brick.
h.-w.h., tile bath. colonial porch. good lot to
alley. Property in frst-class condition. Move
in at once. Might consider $500 cash.
SILVER SPRING HOME.
Over quarter acre ground-only 2 blocks cars.
Just completed, ready to move in, handsome
sr. and bath. h:-w.h.. elec. lights nice front
porch. lawn and forest shade. A bargain at
$1,000. Only $1,000 cash required. Sundays
and evenings phone Woodside 128.
VALUABLE INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
12r brick residence, on Grant place near
10th and G. In the heart Of business district
This property is increasing in value every
day. We are authorized to sell at a very rea-
sonable price and terms.
A HOME PAYING FOR ITSELF.
In a fine neighborhood block from Lin
coin Park. Kennedy built corner home with
drug store. Two apartments of three rooms
each, store underneath. Two separate h.-w.
heating plants. Property has monthly income Of
SS5. besides apartment which owner occupies.
Prompt possession of one apartment. A bar
gain at s10.500 Easy terms.
McLachlen Banking Corp'n,
Real Estate Dept, 10th and G.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

TRAINED NURSE will board and care Tor In
valid convalescent or elderly patients; also
rooms; half hour from city by auto. Telephone
Sandy Springs 3e-F-21. Address Maple Wood
Farm, Silver Spring, Nd. ~
LITTLE TOTS BOARDED. given excellent
medical attention etc; $50 monthly. Mrs.
H NJ Hodgson, Homecoming. Md. 13.
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WILLIAMS,
To 18th st. d. "
Main 1879.
COnttnueA,

FOR SALE-s3.OO0.
SOUTHWEST HOME.
On G ST. near 9Th ST.. brick. rooms and
neighborhood: terms. $500 down, balance easy;
possession Nov. Is, 1913; see me al once.
C. F. WARING.
14i8 st. n.w.-east basement.
FOR SALE.
Semi-Detached Home.
Only $500 Down.
In Brookland, D. G.. blocks from Rhode
Island ave.-Frame, 8 rooms and bath, pantry.
gas stove. cellar. furnace. double back porches.
large front porch. Price, $3.50; monthly
CT wARING,
1915 r st. n.w.-east basement.
FOR sALE-vERY GOOD SEM, DETACHED
| and convenient to two car lines; 2-story. 9
| rooms and bath, brick; side yard and rear
heat, excellent condition; now vacant; $50
BE Z RIcHARDsoN. 1904 81 st. NV.
| Selected Residential Offerings.
S Street West of 16th-$12, 900.
| tion and vscant; 2-stov brick garage for 2
cars.
Splendid Georgetown Residence
Just Beyond New Q Street
Bridge.
Recently modernized, containing II rooms,
baths bat High seiIinss large looms a. bright
noom for large garage
VACANT.
We offer this property for a quick sale at .
very low price. Investigate at once.
M St. Near Connecticut Ave-
Price, $l0,5OO.
Ten rooms, 1 bath. electricity; possession,
best buy in this fine section. Being redec-
GRATED.
21st and R SITS. NV.
Price, $1,000.
Three-story. brownstone residence; 8 bed
rooms and baths; electricity. Owner will
give possession.
Corner on 10th Street.
Individually built;> II rooms. 2 baths; ga
rage Should be seen seen to be appreciated. Thi:
years ago. Possession at once.
Price, $4,000.
Near 18th and Fairmont Sta
Price, $4,000.
floor kitchen. Room for garage.
Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc,
813 18th St. NV. Main 426.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Near sth and Allison SITS. NV; rooms,
bath, attic; h.w.h.; electric light; colonial
front porch and double rear porch !; lot 2Ox1OO
#. to alley. Price. $500.
s rooms on 9 floors; on st, Sc. near Ind:
Main 4s5. 704 18th se NV.
POSSESSION WITHIN 10 DAYS.
Residence west OF 14th Buchanan st.,
colonial front porch. rooms. breakfast porch.
sleeping porch. garage; hardwead .n . floors. mod
JOSEPH c. ZIRKLE.
2O3 Colorado bldg.
18th and q SITS. NV.
Main 1885.
PRICE. s4.2
vACANT-KEY AT OFFICE.
ssos 18th St. Brookland-A desirable de-
tached dwelling; rooms and bath; heated by
furnace; ready TO move in; can be sold on
wilcox. HANB & CO.. Inc.
1922 st. NV.
A RARE CHANCE FOR WEARY HOME
seeker in Chevy Chase. Nd; owner leaving
room house designed for easy housekeeping
and every advantage for children. 6506 Ridge
. blocks from cars.
Phone Cleveland 1417-J. 16'
ST. NV. NEAR 14th ST. !; 10 ROOMS AND
bath: furnace heat; immediate possession; good
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BRoKERs. 1923 F.
OAK ST. WEST OF 14th: GROOM COLONIAL
house: hot-water heat; electric lights; good
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BRoKERs. 142aF.
18th ST. Sc; CONVENIENT TO NAVY
yard; 9 rooms and bath latrobe heat; porches.
NEW .Sv' YORK RExI. ESTATE BROKERS. izssr.
9th ST. s.W.; BLOCK FROM AGRICUL-
tural bldg; corner: 10 rooms and bath fur
mace ace, heat; to close sS an est.te tat Pries ooo
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SHANNON & LUCHS,
NJ. 2345. 713 14th st. NV.

SHANNON & LUCHS,
NJ 2345. 713 14th st. NV.
Washington Heights.
Eight rooms and bath; extra Law
atory; hardwood floors; finished
attic; servants toilet in cellar;
hot-water heat; electricity; in
Simultaneous water heater; screens;
awnings; metal weather stripping
throughout; large sleeping porch;
lot 23x142; immediate possession;
price, $4,000.
Downtown Rooming House.
Attractive location on X street
near 18th; walking distance of
entire business section; excellent
street; prominent thoroughfare; II
rooms. 2 baths; $40, ,500
Takoma Park.
Attractive suburban home: ex-
cellent surroundings: lot 42x150;
rooms and bath; modern; cleo
tricity: terms, 81 500 cash; imme
diate possession; $500.
Fairnont St. Near l4th.
Eleven rooms and bath, hot
water heat; electricity: excellent
location near new Central High
School and convenient to 14th
street car line. Price, SIC, 500.
Sixteenth Street Heights.
Beautiful detached home; large
lot: rooms and bath; vapor heat;
electricity; open fireplace; hard
wood floors; excellent arrange
ment; handsomely finished: imme-
date possession. Price, 10,500.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
NJ. 2345. 713 18th st. NV.
NEAR MONTROSE PARK.
Desirable six-room. box style; furnace heat;
home in splendid condition; colonial porch.
Reasonable price and terms.
BRADLEY; BEALI. & HOWARD. INC.
wilkins bldg. NJ. 462.
s., $50 price-$500 cash--balance $40 month.
including interest, which will be paid on
iatrobe heat; newly papered thro, shout
front and back yards: X st. ne.
L. 2o71 wsoM. lilo ne.
LINCOLN PARK RESIDENCE. ONE OF THE
best homes facing the park; southern
front; large rooms; bath. cellar. h.:w:h..
hardwood floors. newly decorated. Price.
$4,000, il sold this week. Terms.
L. aO71. wsoM, lilo ne.
81. 600 PRICE-CAsH PAYMENT, $3OO-SS5
month
So. $50 priee-ssso cash S' and .1s month. .
saving of $3.50. No. 21s me-, 6r and
L. p sosi Siek lot II 1ses g loo IT. ITO
MCKINLEY STREET. CHEVY CHASE.
sl45OO. Three stories, 10 rooms electricity.
hot-water heat, inclosed sleeping porch: ga
rage. Beautiful detached home; excellent
condition. Early possession. Occupied by
owner.
G. W. CAVE
200 Colorado bldg.
Phone Main COZ.
brick home in the northwest: rooms and tile
bath; h.wh.; hardwood trimmed and floors;
colonial porch double rear porches; electric
and gas; cellar under entire house; paved alley
rear; trust, $1,000; cash, $500. Apply Of
OWNER, p o. Box 80, Station A. city.
CHEVY CHASE HoME-0N KEoKUK ST;
elegantly finished; s rooms; baths; yapor
heat: vacant; immediate possession. DOW,
Atty, NJ. 400; N. 1908. 17'
ON QUINCY ST. NEAR 14th--NEW s-ROOM
house; wide 'front.' hot-water heat; hardwood
floors; anil lawn front and back to wide al
BRiGGS & RYAN. 14i6 + st. NV.
b II. GRUvER NEW HOUsEs-l4 1865 AMI
L. Shepherd st. NV; immediate possession: Z
and rms. SIG Union Trust bldg. Col 76s. 16s
bath; mtrobe; rented $3.50; room for garage
S2.250. Call Franklin 5172 ~
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CHEVY CHASE.

S7.350-Detached- house; large porches; open
fireplace; 6 r, b.; h.-w.h.; elec.
S., S,000-Bungalow. s r.. b.: h.-w.h; elec.; lot
5Oxl5O.
$s.950-Brand- bungalow; 6 beautiful
rms; tiled bath; h.-w.h.; elec. lights;
sleeping porch.
$9,250-New house. r on floors; h.-w.h
elec. lights; large porches front and
$9,750-New corner house, delightful
rms; tiled bath; elec. lights; h.-w.h.
$12, ,500-New bungalow, Q T., b.; library;
freproof garage.
7,900-BrookeviIle rd.. r, b.; acre of
ground; glass inclosed sleeping porch.
$S,000-Bet. Columbia and Chevy Chase
clubs 10 T.. b.; h.-w.h.; elec. lights
lot 5Oxl25.
s.ooo-Cummings lane, comfortable rms,
b.; elee. lights; rm. for garage.
$11 11,500-Ridgewood ave-, r. tiled b.. .h.-w.h;
elec. lights; center-entrance hall
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HARTUNG & GIBBONS,
3O1 Southern Bldg. 18th and H SITS. NV.
Main 100 and Main 373.
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YOUR HOUSES OR APARTMENTS
FOR SALE OR FOR RENT
SHOULD BE LISTED WITH -t
LEE D. LATIMER CO.,
1434 n. Y. AVE. FRANKLIN 6105.
BIG BARGAIN.
10-room. bath brick, in excellent condition;
on . street between 18th and 14th; lot 20xl00
feet to good alley.
PRICE FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, $500;
81 900 cash, balance terms
OVERLOOKING THE
BEAUTIFUL CATHEDRAL.
rooms and bath, semi-detached, hot-water
heat. electric light.
Absolutely the best buy in town. offered
on purchasers own terms. PRICE, $500.
LAMONT ST, 100 BLOCK.
10 rooms, baths; modern in every respect.
A home worthy of the name. The price is
way below the market value.
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FOR sALE+HoUsEs.

Continued.
SPLENDID 12-RooM MODERN BRICK
house; large yard; garage; location Cievelano
Park. Phone Cleveland 219. Price, $16.0O0 Il.
FOR SALE BY OWNER.
yacant-Immediate possession; rooms;
ami; large lot; side and rear runs to pubic
alley; plenty room for garage; l block OF car
line; walking distance Of Bureau Of Standards; /;
price reasonable; terms can be arranged OF
owner. 4S08 41st st. NV. T.
9th ST NE NEAR F-SIX ROOMS. TILE
bath; furnace heat; cellar under entire house:
good alley. Price, $4,000.
EDGAR A. MILLER, 1412 G st. (Basementl.
ON MARYLAND AVE. NE.
CORNER HOUSE.
6 ROOMS AND BATH.
This is a cozy home on the prettiest street
in northeast. Price, 81, $50. terms of $500
cash and S25 monthly. Address Box 31O.E,
Star office. IL
NICE HOME FOR COLORED PURCHAS.
er, Washington Circle. Six rooms and
bath. Very easy terms. $500. cash Of
fer invited. JAMES NORRIS WOODWARD.
123 10th st. NV.
FOR SALE-NEAR 18th AND FLA. AVE. NE.
-Six-room colonial house, bath: h.w. h.; cleo
tric lights; possession will be given in thirty
days. 81 $50 cash: bal: easy monthly payments
II. r. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1914 st. NV. 7th and H SITS. ne.
ARTISTIC HOME. ON ROCK CREEK CHURCH
road. on large lot to paved alley. Has six
rooms. hardwood floors. gas, electricity; in e1-
cellent condition. Price only 81 300.
ROBERT Z. HEATER.
40 Colorado bldg. Main 1854.
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WEST OF 18th ST., Mt. PLEASANT.
$1O,5O0; 81. 900 cash.
10 rooms, baths: electric Aghts: h.w.h.
hardwood finish: room for garage one OF the
most charming and attrnctiyeiy arranged houee
in this exclusive section. Address Boz 101-A
Star Office.
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~ COLORED
$500 Cash
$40 Monthly.
| have houses that can
be bought on the above
terms.
Send for my list of de-
sirable houses all prices =
and terms. ....
City Post Office,
Box 1907 (A).
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POSSESSION WITHIN 10 DAYS.
Residence west Of 14th Buchanan ST.,
colonial front porch. rooms. breakfast porch.
sleeping porch. garage. hardwood floors. mod
ern improvements. Price. $3.50.
JOSEPH c. ZIRKLE.
2O3 Colorado bldg.
18th and q SITS. NV.
Main 1885.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
FURNIsHED-Continued.

1915 10Th St. NV.
Few choice apis, elegant
building; excellent service;
7 rooms, 3 baths with 5
servants rooms and bath).
Randall H. Hagner & Co.,
1907 Conn. Ave. NV.
Phone Franklin 1866.
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NEAR MONTROSE PARK.
Desirable sx-room, box style; furnace heat;
home in splendid condition; colonial porch.
Reasonable price and terms.
BRADLEY. BEALL & HOWARD. INC,
wilkins bldg. NJ. 462.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-09-04
PRESIDENT WILSON
 ON SPEAKING TOUR
WILL MAKE THIRTY SPEECHES THROUGHOUT THE WEST
 DURING THE TRIP.
REPUBLICANS IN OPPOSITION
Demand That President Stay in Washington-Say H. c. L. Leg islation Needs His Personal
 Attention.

Westinghouse the final itinerary for President Wilson's speaking tour in support of the peace treaty was announced, Republican senators be- gan conferences to decide on plans for sending opposition speakers along behind him.
 The presidents plan calls for the West between the time he lett here and his return to Washington Sptemker 30.
 While resolutions were being offer. ed m the House by Republican mem bers calling upon the president to abandon his tour and engage himself in Washington with domestic ara1rs of the nation, Republican senators who opposed the treaty met with Sen ator Mccormick of Illinois.
 Leaving Washington on special train. the president will swing through the Middle West, thence across the plains states to the Paci- fic coast, at Washington and down the coast as far as San Diego On the return trip, he will speak in Ne vada, Utah, Wyoming, Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Tennes- see and Kentucky, his last address being at Louisville September 29.
 Representative Rodenburg, Repub- lican, Illinois, introduced a resolution proposing that Congress declare that "the president should postpone his proposed tour of the country at least until such time as we may know de- finitely the problems which confront us growing out of the country's in dustrial situation and the cost of liv- ing problem"
Cleveland County herald., 1919-09-04
BITTER DEBATE
 IN U. s. SENATE
SENATORS McCUMBER AND FALL HAVE HEATED ARGUMENT
 OVER PEACE TREATY.

Washington. Senate debate on the peace treaty rose to the bitterest point since the document was present ed by President Wilson.
 Facing at distance of a few feeI, Senator Fall, Republican, New Mexl- co, who had just declared that Sena- tor McCumber. Republican, North Da- kota, had in his address on Shantuns, defended, on the ground of justice, the award to Japan of goods stolen from China the North Dakota sena- tor declared the statement was "un- quafffiediy false," and that he had not Justified Germany's action.
 This had brought quick retort from Senator Fall that Senator McCumbe. had defended the Shantung provision and had claimed that Japan had the right to take Shantung. By this time both senators had raised their voices to high pitch and were pounding their desks. Senator McCumber, re. plying. shouted to Senator Fall that Japan derived the right to Shantung under a solemn pledge to return 1t, but you leave that out of your state ment," referring to the assertion re- garding Japan's unqualified right"
 Previously Senator Fall, who was defending this action of the Foreign Relations Committee in adopting an amendment to give German rights Tn Shantung to China instead of Japan, was interrupted by Senator Nelson, Republican, Minnesota, who declared that if the committee had made "mincemeat" of the treaty, the Sen ate would brush the action aside. When Senator Fall said he would not enter into discussion with the Min nesota senator because of the latter's age, Senator Nelson responded that the senator could consider him 'the youngest man in the Senate" and as one who is neither in his second childhood in this matter, nor in the Mexican matter"
Cleveland County herald., 1919-09-04
UNION OFFICIALS
 AGAINST STRIKE
ADVISE SRoPMEN AGAINST Ac- TON THAT WOULD STOP
 TRAFFIC.

Washington, D. C.-The threatened strike of 500,090 shopmen which would paralyze the railroads of the country and checkmate the efforts of the government to batter down the high cost of living will not be sane toned by tte American Federation of Labor and was characterized by eX- eeutfve officers of the shopmen'c union as fatal mistake"
 Soon after President Gompers and his associates of the American Fede- ration of Labor had conferred with officials of the Railway Employees Department, circular letter signed by executive officers of the railway shop workers unions was sent to the local unions throughout the country. counseling against strike to force a 25 per cent increase In wage. The workers were told in emphatic terms that a strike under present conditions would appeal to every right-thinking man as detrimental to the organfza- ton. The letter to the workers en- closed the letter written by Director General Hines to D. A. Wharton, chairman of the Board of Railway Wages and Working Conditions notl- flying him that the policy of the gov erHment at this time would be against granting any general increases to railroad workers.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-09-04

arranged, there being set apart for Education, $20,000; Foreign Missions, $20,000,0 900; Home Missions, $12,000,. eco; State Missions. S11, 900; Min- dsterial Relief, $5,000,000; Or phanages, $4,700,000; Hospitals, $2,- 125,000 and National Memorials, $175,- 900. In the selection of the Publicity Director for Arkansas, the Commis- zion deemed it very necessary to find a man not only capable of giving the widest range from publicity stand point, but to secure a man who was a Bapti-t who was well known and in whom the Baptists of the state would place the fullest confidence because oi his activity in church work. Mr. Par, ker is Tennessean by birth became a member of the Baptist church at the age of 12. He came to the State of Arkansas in 1895; has been asso ciated with various different business concerns in the city. He became con nected with a Little Rock dairy com pany in March this year as auditor and advertising manager, which post tion he still retains, but obtained a four months leave of absence from the company that he might give lis full time to the Publicity work or the 75 Million Campaign of the Baptists tof the South. which drive will end December Eth this year He is also secretary of the Little Rock Lions . Club and District Governor of Lions Clubs for Arkansas and Missouri and under his direction there has been established in this state five addition al Lions Clubs during the past F months In putting on the publicity campaign for this state for the Bap- lists MT. Parker, by his we'll devised plans, has shown marked ability as a publicity director
Cleveland County herald., 1919-09-04
WILSON REFUSES
 SENATORS REQUEST.
FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMIT TEE DENIED TENTATIVE DRAFT
 OF TREATIES BY PRESIDENT.
LETTER TO SENATOR LODGE
Says Documents Asked For Have No1 Been ompieted-Would Re- strict Presidents Functions
 To Comply

Washington. - President Wilson declined to give the Senate Foreign Relations Committee the tentative drafts of treaties with Austria, Hun. gary. Turkey and Bulgaria, as re- quested by the committed, on the ground that "it would tend to take the function of negotiating treaties cut of the bands of the executive"
 In letter to Chairman Lodge. President Wilson said that as the treaties still were in process of nego- tiation, he considered it "out of the question" to give the tentative drafts. Senator Lodge wrote in reply that the committee has asked only for such information as it would be com. patible with the public interest to give, and added that the decision as to whether it was expedient to give any information about them at all undoubtedly rested with the preslo, dent
 At the same time the president re- fused the committees request for the declaration of June Is signed by the United States and other powers to. cover military occupation of the Rhine
 "A certain degree of embarrass- ment" would be caused, President Wilson wrote, eff the declaration were made public now"
 Senator Lodge replied that the dec-- laration already had been printed in the Congressional Record, having reached members of the committees through British sources and also had been submitted to the House of Com mons July 4.
 The treaty with Poland and another Rhine agreement, that of June 2s,. which also were asked for, were sent to the Senate by the president.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-09-04
Fire At University of Arkansas.

Fayetteville.-Fire of unknown ori- gin caused between s3,O00 and $5,006' damage in the north wing of Univer- sity Hall, the main building of the University of Arkansas. The fire started about 12:30 p. m. and burned about two hours. The blaze started on the second floor in a wing occupied by the Agricultural Extension Divisiony Extension Division and Journals of~ flee. Large damage to office supplies and furniture, but no records were burned.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-09-04
JUST PARAGRAPHS.

Conway.-There have been Il con. Versions and seven additions to the church as a result of a revival at the Cadron Ridge church by the Rev. E. F. Simmons and Walter Day.
 ssellvllle.-According to cen sus of Russellville Chamber of Com- merce. this place now has a popula- tion of 3,470 whites and 442 negroes. total of 3,912.
 Mountain Home.-Luther George of Gamaliel, small town north of this place, near the Missouri line, said that foxes in that section have killed many young pigs this season, and that the residents have to keep their pigs penned until they are several months old in order to save them.
 Little Rock.-Organized labor here abouts has started another move to reduce the cost of living. It was agreed to organize $500,0O0 co-ope rative company which would entirely eliminate the middle man.
 Little Rock-Guy l.. Elder, con victed at the October Q91S) term o1 Jefferson Circuit Court of charge C. embezzlement and sentenced to twl years in the penitentiary, was pardon ed by Governor Brough.
 Arkadelphia.-The August term oi the Clark County Circuit Court has opened here. Judge c. W. Smith oi Camden is cn the bench.
 Walnut Ridge. The school will open September 15. One of the larg est enrollments is expected.