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BUSINESS PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
for investment with assured return Of $50 net
and an excellent show for material enhance
ment in value.
81 brick houses, 2 corners. store included !;
occupying tract in Southeast Washington with
frontage two streets and a wide avenue.
Price for whole. $19, 900.
Pre-war rentals, $2,670 per annum Nets
go. One-third cash will control. Better than an
apartment house: no heat or overhead charges.
GEO. Y. WORTHINGTON & son,
Woodward bldg
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GEORGETOWN

Detached home, containing rooms
and bath; large yards; garage; close
to car lines; excellent location in
Georgetown Heights; immediate pos
session. Price, $500.
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TIME IS MONEY!!

We will not waste your time
by Offering properties on which
owners are attempting to prodteer.
We have carefully selected IA
modern houses Of the better class.
which will interest discriminat-
ing buyers. These houses are To-
Gated in the best residential sec
lions. including Chevy Chase They
can be had from $500 up.
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ane investment; only 5000. Apply on prem
ises. 400 ed st: NV. 10.
3711 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE- ROOMS.
bath, attic, cellar; detached: hot.water heat
room for garage. Apply OWNER. on prem
FOR SALE-BEST BUILT HOUSE IN sAUL's.
Owner leaving city: large detached house;
| ami; lot 50x144 Phone Col: s112. 10.
3O3 X ST. N.W-s2. 500; TERMS; 8 ROOMS,
bath monthly tenancy. OWNER. care room
621, Southern bldg. Main 2sss. 10
DESIRABLE NV. LOCATION--10 ROOMS.
. baths. h.-w.h.. electric lights sleeping porch;
house screened garage, cars. Only So, 600.
Two five-room rieks. NV; renting for s25.
Price for both. So. $50. One Groom and ba tn
brick. s.w. Price, $2.ooo-s25o cash, and bal,
THOMAS P. BROWN. s17 Az st. s.w.
on EYE STREET S.W. BETWEEN 9Th AND
It'll, two-story. six room brick dwelling with
large cellar; practically new; bath; $3.50.
On NJ st. s.w. between AZ and 9Th. two
story, Groom brick dwelling with bath; $3.50.
On 9Th St s,w: between ui D and d,.1 E. two .s
space for garage in rear; $500.
On 9Th st. s.w. between and G, three
story, eight-room frame dwelling with bath;
large yards; 5000.
s., 600. ' ''' '''e> ~ I'LL 90
s-story store and dwelling with bath; $500.
c. H. PARKER CO.. Inc.
435 Az st. s.w. Main 1926. 15'
SATL'S ADDITION DETACHED HOME
west of 14th ST.; ten rooms and two baths:
ideal interior arrangement; oak floors and trim
throughout; metal screens. awnings and Cham.
berlin metal weather stripping; front and rear
porches; hot-water heat and instantaneous
water heater; nice yard. with beautiful shrub
berry and hedge; garage. Price. s1s.5oo. Phone
IA INLAND TERRACE
screened throughout and newly painted. Will
sserfcs for 9Eo quick sale. Immediate possession
HARRY wARDMAN.
Sales Department. --143o K st. NV.
vacant; Hyattsville. Md; rooms and mod
etc: lot 1oo115o feet Terms. 81 900 down. w.
ALSO WOODBRIDGE HOUSE.
terms. $1,000 cash. Address Box 14s-C, Star
$3.50 WILL BUY AN ELEGANT HOME
near LINCOLN PARK; 8 rooms bath, h-w
heat; wide colonial porch; deep yard; splendid
cellar; $50 or more cash. balance like rent.
H. l. Law, l3l3 r. st. Sc. Phi Line. 572J.
15s
FOR sALE-sTORE AND DWELLING ON
Nichols ave, Anacostia; GOOD BUSINESS
STA AZ spacious % rooms roc good location; A
H. I. LAW. 1919 ST Sc. 15s
| s. 500 WILL BUY NICE COY HOME; 8
ROOMS, bath; lot &c. 50x130 #. to a wide paved
alley: fruit-bearing trees; grape arbor; porch
SPLENDID LOCATION; near Pa. ave-. on 18th
st. Sc; VACANT: IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
CAN BE OBTAINED.
H. T. LAW. 1919 e st. Sc. IT.
FOR SALE-1245 ST. Sc. (ANACOSTLA) ;
2-story frame house; opposite Catholic church
fine yard; excellent location: ONLY s.. 500;
QUICK POSSESSION. YOU WILL RE SORRY
II YOU LET THIS CHANCE SLIP.
H. T. LAW, 1919 f st. Sc. IT.
A REAL BARGAIN
$500.
In Bethesda, Md: directly on Rockville
pike; 7-room and bath house, on lot 75x125;
house has h.-w.h.. electricity, etc; at small
expenditure can be made a very attractive
home; owner must sell at once; any reasonab BILE
terms accepted. Address Box 129-C. Star
Office.
| 102 9th ST. Sc; ROOMS; FURNACE
| baat. nrice 5u0. EASY ferua nANTE,T
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J.Onpfe11ow Street

Longfellow Street
An excellent location: convenient to
both 14th and 9th st. car lines: 6
rooms and bath; vapor heat; cleo
tricity; large closets; servants toilet;
3 porches; hardwood floors; lot 20x150,
giving ample space for a garage; wide
alley in rear; excellent newhouse
neighborhood; immediate possession;
liberal terms. Price, 1000.
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PRICE, $500
On Massachusetts, ave. me-, rooms and
bath, furnace heat: terms very reasonable.
PRICE, $4,75O
Park View. rooms and bath furnace heat,
large lot, fruit and garden; terms, 81, 200 cash
and $40 monthly.
PRICE, $4,000.
14th st. NV, 10 rooms and baths hot
water heat and electric light; terms
PRICE, $12.5
Chevy Chase, d. c., rooms and ba tbs
kot-water heat electric lights; lot SO by about
1870; terms 81 500 cash.
H c. BAILEY. 931 18th ST. NV,
Phone Main 1880
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GATEWOoD S. BENNETT,
Main 80. S02 Woodward bldg.
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Near Lincoln Park

Near Lincoln Park
Detached frame, on a lot 5Sx11S
feet; all modern improvements: 10
rooms and bath: hot-water heat;
instantaneous water heater; laundry
tubs; paved alley; frame garage; con-
venient to all car lines; on excellent
street; liberal terms; So, $50.
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FACING LINCOLN PARK-vERY DE-
sirable; h.w. heat 8 rooms. 81 600
B st. Sc. bet. 18th and 14th 2-story
brick, rooms and bath. front porch 8 $50
, 9th st. ne. bet. E. Cap. and A ne, 2
story, rooms and bath, cellar g. 400
10Th st. ne, 4 and Md. ave-. 8 rooms and
bath, furnace heat, to alley 4 $50
sth st. Sc. bet. and e, 8 rooms and
bath; hot.wa ter heal: :...:...... $500
one rooms and bath and one 8 rooms
and bath, INV. heat. ... 7 ON
3rd ST. s.e.-S rooms and new bath: rent
ed for $40 per month. ... 7 TN
]. c. WELDON CO., 224 East CAPITOL st
10 ROOM HOUSE ON 18th STREET. DOWN
town. Price, $3.50; easy terms JOSEPH
c. ZIRkLE, 203 Colorado Bldg 14th and G
SITS. NV.
9-ROOM RESIDENCE IN PETWORTH. To-
Gated on Quincy street, near car line large
rooms, large lot to alley. Price, SIS, $50:
terms; a big bargain. JOSEPH c. ZIRKLE,
2O3 Colorado Bldg. 18th and G SITS NV
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OF I0-ROOM
house on X st. NV. just north of business
section; reasonable price and terms can be
arranged. To inspect address Box 291-B, Star
office.
WILL GIVE IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OF
Chevy Chase. D.. c.. home; Colonial style; s
rooms. attic. bathrooms, living room with
open fireplace; all modern conveniences; room
for garage; reasonable terms. Address Box
LOB. Star ofl5ca
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Corner House, Brookland

Wi llCl llOuSC, ID OOkldIiQ
One of the finest houses in this sec
ton: almost brand-new; on lot 6Jx
100: fronting on streets: rooms
and bath: hot-wafer heat; electric
lights: sleeping porches; located close
to cars; in section of home owners;
immediate possession; liberal terms;
$500.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
1l3 1ith st. NV.
Close to Lincoln Park
Facing south on East Capitol ST.:
one-haif square west of 18th; near.
both car systems: exceptionally good
location on Capitol Hill: 10 rooms and
bath; hot-water heat: good yards; i'm
mediate possession; $1,000.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
713 14th st. NV.
SHANNC
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102 9th ST. Sc; ROOMS; FURNACE
heat; price. $500; easy terms. DANIEL X.
JACKSON, Evans bldg. Phone 1902
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR sALE-HcUSEs.
Continued,
Continued.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Realtors,
Bloomingdale
Cleveland Park

nd Park Bloomngdae
10 sss and a'' :9s % :sns
and ear es garage possession
'ao on; IL fbs sfafs ser 9ns:
& LucHs Near 10th St. and Madison
I'D H.: ;ss:s::
lpont Circle deep lot to wide paved alley nrisk
fine residential Sion Price, sI4, 500 Terms.
ectriei ng' attractive ana We
< LucHs Pctworth
" Modern home, containing s rooms
coming House sis es location se convenient
I'D f n esssn % $780, pos
on LIBERAL terms Woodbridge
.ss ss ss asn:
ss's as Of sos Smsas'os
lton Park enhaIt from car stop e1e,
taa tsiss hs sd; liberal terms
q on 't cap iSsi f5 ceorae+oun
orce $500 I'm Detached home containing room.
s, rrS g ,ss %mss;s,s ass
e, Brookland
houses in this Longfellow Street
streets: rooms An location
cnes ssa,e r ess Ss 'a nd sh
porches; HARDWOOD noors o -oAI'o,
& LUCHS alley in rear excellent new-house
St iieni' a' , naneua 600 p'ssessi'h'
incoln Park
Capitol Near Lincoln IdIk
11th Detached frame. a 5Sx11S
exceptionally good feet; all modern improvements:
Hill: 10 and BATH
good yards instantaneous
paved alley
or mi
st. NV. liberal
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Realtors
713 18th St. NV.
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FOR SALE-11 HOUSES; HOT WATER FUR
nished, latrobe heat; one of these houses on
U ST., 100 block; on 18th ST. A. L. SAT-
TERWHITE 1905 14th st. NV. 81
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A REAL BARGAIN.

hEAL BARGAIN.
$500.
In Bethesda, Nd: directly on Rockville
pike; 7-room and bath house, on lot 75x1o5;
house has h.-w.h.. electricity, ETC.; at small
expenditure can be made a very attractive
home; owner must sell at once any reasona BILE
terms accepted. Address Box 129-C. Star
Office.
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THE BEST LOCATED NEW
TWO-STORY HOUSES IN
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS,
NEAR CONN. AVE,
WEST OF 10TH.

All sold but three. Erected in a fash
tonable section Of the northwest, built up
with expensive homes. 1t is called the
Army and Navy section. This house is
what many persons are looking for
stories and cellar. Z rooms and bath;
about every modern convenience. Hot
water heat, electric lights, hardwood
doors, covered porches front and rear;
large lot; public alley. 1t has been said
that the improvements would cost more
today than we ask for the house and lot
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IA INLAND TERRACE.
Nice little home of rooms and bath
screened throughout and newly painted. Will
sacrifice for quick sale. Immediate possession.
Price, 81, $50.
HARRY WARDMAN
Sales Department. --1430 st NV.
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II you like wide frontage. about
this handsome residence. Situated near 18th
It.; a frontage Of 10 feet; IS rooms, several
baths: first class condition. ST 900.
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CHEVY CHAsE-soUTH OF CIRCLE.
IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION.
Only Sc, 500.
Owner, leaving for France Red Cross work
end of July, offers his nice detached S-Dom
residence for quick sale; has large lot garden
garage; absolutely modern and in fine condi-
ton.
Phone Franklin $685.
After pm. Columbia 227.
READY NOW FOR YOU. ROOMS AND
bath steam heated, brick dwelling; double
back porch: good location NV. Price. 81 $50.
d. H. JOHNSON CO., 1888 ST. NV
1880 KRAEMER NE. WEST OF ROsEDALE
pla grounds-If you want modern 8-r. & b., eel
lar hot-air heat. alley, at price and terms that
will surprise you. then see this and make offer:
other two sold; last one. n. +. RYON, 1423
NV.
A LITTLE GEM HoME--ALLIsoN ST. WEST
Of 18th; hardwood floors INV. heat, cleo,
sleeping porch; house fully screened; lot 176 It.
deep to alley. fruit trees. etc; winters coal
included; $3.50; possession; large cash pay
ment required. Address BOX 97-C. Star office.
koma Park; in excellent condition; gas, cleo
tricity; lot 5o1150. This cozy home is ON a
eoncrete.street and is only squares from the
Franklin 25ss, NJ. 1864. 40 Colorado bldg
TO COLORED PEOPLE-HANDSOME 8
story. pressed brick; rooms. furnace heat;
K. JACKSON, Evans bldg. Phone y. 1909.
FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTs-6 ROOMS. FUR
ground; one carfare; price. S.. $50. Easy terms.
DANIEL X. JACKSON, Evans bldg, Phone
NJ. 1868.
FOR sALE-A l2-RooM AND BATH DWELL
ing, hot-water heat; in good condition; on D
1t. NV. near 10th ST.; $4,000.
CAYWo0D & GARRETT.
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TWO-STORY FRAME, H ST. Ne, NEAR
18th; 8 rooms good stand for business. Apply
Room 2o4. Woodward Bldg. Price, $1,000.
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435 AZ st. s.w. Main 23.6. 10
SATL'S ADDITION = DETACHED HOME
west of 14th ST.; ten rooms and two baths:
ideal interior arrangement: oak floors and trim
throughout; metal screens, awnings and Cham.
berlin metal weather stripping; front and rear
porches; hot-water heat and Instantaneous
water heater; nice yard, with beautiful shrub
berry and hedge; garage. Price, SIC. 500. Phone
Columbia 1914. l9s
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FOR SALE-A 12-ROoM AND BATH DWELL
ing, hot-water heat; in good condition; on D
st. NV. near 10th ST.; $4,000.
CAYWOOD & GARRETT,
123l New York ave. nv, 15e
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FOR SALE-STORES.

TWO-STORY BRICK BUILDING; STORE
room first floor, and second-noor nat.
Three rooms and bath; hot-water heat: fine
back porch; lot 100 It. deep to alley; IS, 80.
Mr.. WILI.ETT. 1909 St NV,
FOR RENT-Store and dwelling, desirable for
Quick lunch and steam table. J. Leo Kolb
923 New York ave.
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CoRCORAN ST. WEST OF 17TH--DEsIR,
able 3-story and cellar brick dwelling Of
rooms and bath furnace heat. Price $500.
F ST, ;:ETWEEN 7TH TIL. AND sTH Mons .ooI.
story and basement brick dwelling: rooms
and bath Price, 81, $50. 1903 ii st. NV.
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WANTED-TO BUY.

I HAVE $4,000 TO INVEST IN SMALL
homes; modern or otherwise; will deal with
owners only and will only buy properties that
are real bargains. If you need the money
answer and l will act quick. Address Box
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Handsome dwelling with 4 frontage of 81
feet; open on 8 sides; on lettered street west
" 18th; II rooms. baths, hot-water heat
electric lights; all modern improvements;
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Ave. NV
New Britain herald., 1919-01-17

per cent of the whole at the end Of
August.
The shortage of tonnage that pre-
vailed throughout the spring and
summer months had been relieved by
the assignment Of a large number of
governm ent-controlled vessels, espe-
cially sailers, to the Philippine trade.
These vessels began to ease up the
space market during the latter part of
August and continued throughout
September. This relief was particu-
larry felt in the sugar regions through
the movem ent of the sugar stocks
made possible by the coming of these
vessels.
At present cargo space is more plen-
tiful than stocks for export. This is
a. temporary condition brought about
by the uncertainty that prevailed for
some time in the hemp market in the
United States due to the fixing of
prices, to the order forbidding the ex-
port of copra and to other causes The
arrival Of many of these vessels bring
ing import cargoes Of the utmost inn
portance to the islands happened to
find the stocks Of the staple exports
in the warehouses Of the exporters
low. This does not mean that there
was any lack of these exports in the
islands,
New Britain herald., 1919-01-17

increased with the passing Of the
months, as evidenced by a 20 per cent
increase in the price. The total value
Of the exports Of cocoanut oil up to
the end of August was s16,2S0,000
which represented an expansion of al
most 100 per cent. in com parison with
the first eight months of 1917.
Naturally this sudden expansion Of
the cocoanut oil industry has led to
a revival Of interest in the planting
Of cocoanuts. 1t is estimated that
100000 trees were planted last year
and that upward of 10000 600 will be
planted during 1918. Numerous new
plantations are being laid out in the
cocoanut regions and extensive invest
ments Of capital are being made in
the planting of new groves
The exports of sugar during the
eight months under consideration
were about the same as those for the
corresponding period of 1917. The
lack of tonnage has been a serious
handicap TO the sugar industry.
The fiber exports were doubtless
much below what they would have
been had not the market been stag
mated by the fixing Of prices.
The share of the United States in
the foreign trade Of the Philippines
continues to increase, being nearly Is
New Britain herald., 1919-01-17
PHILIPPINE TRADE
SHOWS MORE Value
Business During Eight Months Of
Year Exceeds S62,OOO,OOO

New York, Jan. 17.--The foreign
commerce of the Philippine Islands
for the first eight months of 1918 far
exceeded in value that for any other
eight onth period in the history Of
Philippine trade, according to J. F.
Boomer, Manila correspondent Of
Commerce Reports Both imports
and exports participated in this
notable expansion. The total value of
imports for the eight months ending
August 81, 1918, amounted to $62,154-
227. as compared with $41. for
the first eight months Of 1917. The
cigh,-montll period was $50, 044,902,
as against S57,322,263 for the CORES
bonding period of 1917.
With regard to imports, it is prob
able that the quantity OF goods
brought in was very little greater for
the first eight months Of 1918 than
for the corresponding months of 1917.
The enormous rise in prices accounts
for practically all OF the expansion in
the total value. Most of the imports,
other than foodstuffs have increased
in price from so 10 100 per cent, dur
ing the last - months. Even food
stuffS have risen in price in some in
stances over % per cent.
Cotton and manufactures of cotton
comprise about one-third of all the
imports for the eight months under
consideration, reaching a total value
Of 19,210,000 Of this amount. rs
per cent. came from the United States
end Is per cent. from Japan. Prices
Of cotton goods continue to rise, and
the Indications are that they will go
much higher before they show any
downward tendency.
Large increases both in quantity
and in value are noted in the i'm ports
Of foodstuffs of various sorts for the
eight m onths under consideration as
compared with the corresponding
IN onths of 1917.
The market for imports continued
to be greater than the supply Of
goods throughout the eight months.
Practically all importers were in a
position to sell more merchandise than
they could supply.
The difficulty Of getting orders
filed in the United States and Of find
ing cargo space and railroad trans
portation was the greatest handicap
against which import merchants had
to contend during the first eight
months Of the year.
The most noteworthy feature Of the
export trade for the eight months was
the vast increase in both the quantity
and value of the exports of cocoanut
Oil. The demand for this commodity
New Britain herald., 1919-01-17
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-29

AS you perhaps already know, the sew
eral Goodyear factories are today at full
blast on the heaviest production sched>
ule they have ever undertaken.
ght now, for example, the output of
our Akron plants alone approximates
the astonishing figure Of q, 900 finished
tires per day.
Yet this enormous total, easily the larg>
est daily volume ever attained by tire
manufacturer, still is insufficient fully 10
satisfy public needs.
The demand for Goodyear Tires con-
tinues to increase and strengthen
beyond anything within our present
power to fulfill.
1t seems to us that nothing that has
been said of Goodyear Tires SO power
fully bespeaks their goodness as their
present unparalleled popularity.
This popularity takes on an additional
significance in that il is based wholly
on the virtues inherent in Goodyear
Tires.
No fictitious discounts, no delusive def
mite mileage guarantees, no expedients
N
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-29

Of any sort have been employed to slim
ulate artifcially the favor that Goodyear
Tires year after year command.
What greater tribute could there be to
Goodyear Tires than that their unex>
ampled leadership has been won solely
by the service Good year users every
where enjoy.
1t is possible you may find it difficult to
fill your immediate wants for Goodyear
Tires, as many Good year Service Station
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-10

running up at an angle. and also down into the water In all there are ten sharp blades. If the upper saw fails to cut the net it is designed to lift it all so that the obstruction slides along the vessels aerial wires. By means of this contrivance it is be- lieved that U-boats were enabled now and then to pierce the allies barrage.
 A 22-pounder gun and two torpedoe tubes are the crafts fighting equip ment
 There are two periscopes and also an arrangement for the purpose of at tracting help in time of danger. This is a buoy fitted with red lights.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-10
SENATOR'S DEBATE
 RUSSIAN INVASION

Continued iron. Page One) ing for months and the inter-allied forces have been received by the Rus sian people with 'open arms"
 Senator Borah, in reply. opposed any intervention in Russian internal at- fairs. Without criticizing the send ing of troops to Russia, Senator Borah said retention of American forces there now is justified only in holding military stores from the Germans or in carrying out the general purposes of the war against Germany.
 Demand Explanation
 Senator Borah said Russia should be permitted to work out her own gov ernmental affairs and he joined with Senator Johnson in demanding an of ficial statement from the administra- ton of its plans and purposes in Rus sia.
 Senator Swanson, in defending the administration course, cited President Wilson's statement in his IA peace principles and declarations in the arm istice terms imposed on Germany as assurances that America is friendly to the Russian people and that Rus sian territorial and political integrity and independence are assured.
 The administration policy was at tackled by Senator France as "suspici- ously secretive" The Maryland sen ator contended that Russia was a neu- tral when her soil was invaded by
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-10

French delegates were named. It is being studied and it is noted by the American delegates that number of their suggestions have taken form in the French program. The protocol deals with the organization of the con gress thee representation of the great and small powers and the general or der of procedure It will not become effective until passed upon by Presi- dent Wilson and the pTemiers of France, Great Britain, and Italy, who constitute a sort of executive council which later will grow into a supreme council of the great powers when the full delegations are appointed.
 The conferences today showed a growing driving power In addition to the conferences that President Wilson had today with Premier Orlando and Foreign Minister SOnnino and others, Premier Clemenceau spent some time at American headquarters and was followed there later by Premier Veni- zelos of Greece. Premier Venizelos has presented a written memorandum of Greek aspirations and is supple menIluB II Wlln NlSOrOuS perSOildl rep resentations.
 Project Takes Form
 At the same time Secretary Lansing, Colonel House and Lord Robert Cecil continued their conferences on the subject of league of nations. The conferences are said to be rapidly giving precise form to the project.
 While the delay in the arrival in Paris of Premier Lloyd George may postpone the gathering of President Wilson and the entente premiers and the opening session of the inter-allied the conferences going on and the appointment of a delegation by one of the great powers are giving the peace congress the aspect of an active organization.