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LARGE BUILDING. 81. 400

Well built. 2stcry building: double sided:
located on Ra,lston ave-, Baifston. Va: known
as X. of p. Hall: has one large room down
stairs, 27x45. with 8 windows: also same size
room second Aoor: also another room on hrs'
and second floors: evidence of construction, sec
ond floor has held more than 800 people dancing
at one time: building lighted by gas: high
ceilings: tin roof. Price. $2.4oo Ierms' S1U
Would make good two-famly fiat. garage, store
or warehouse. Vacant. Inspect this. Many
possibilities to make splendid paying invest
mcnt out of this well built building.
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Cleveland Park

SlT5O0-Neveiand Park: exceptionally fine
sar-s- new home of ten spacious rooms
and three baths; three large
porches; large lot: in most de-
49,. sirable location; plenty of room
-. for garage; an exact duplicate of
is-q-- this home was sold before it was
completed; this one almost ready
a.; -. for occupancy. No. 291S.
$14,oOO-Sine rooms. two ba tbs; laundry:
garage: Cleveland Park No. IT'S
u7.500-Excellent location in Cleveland
Park. 10 rooms and 3 baths;
space for garage; ami; large
- r' lot. No. 2S9S
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
ron sALE-Confin1ed.
6ROOMS s AND GARAGE

Comfortable. 2-story Groom home; elec.
lights (no other modern irnpts.); garage room
for cars: bedrooms on ID floor; also small
room for bath, without fixtures: screened ID
story sleeping porch, 9x17; covered front and
back porches; attic storage space; splendid
chicken houses. hold 100 hens each; grapes. 3
fruit trees: raspberries. flowers. etc; ground.
nice lots. fronting 15S feet on street by aver
age depth of 14O feet containing over Y of an
acre: located in Radnor Heights, $50 feet
from Military road and near Fort Myer. Va.
Our sign ON house; vacant. inspect any time
YOU wish Price SIS $50. Terms. S700 cash.
balance s3S per month includes everything.
See this Places like this hard to get so near
Washington and near car lines.
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BY OWNER-A HOME THAT WILL PAY
for itself; three-family apartment house; pur.
chaser can occupy first floor apartment and
receive rental of $125 per month from the
other two apartments; detached building; large
front and rear porches; Al condition; located
in Takoma Park. d. c., one square from 9th
and 18th st. car lines.
first trust of s. 500 has just been placed
on this property by a local savings bank
Price for immediate sale. $11 900.
Phone Columbia S353 me
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6 ROOMS AND BATH

Nice 6-room and bath home; bedrooms. rec.
hall. large kitchen and pantry with window:
porcelain sink; sewerage to river; hOt-water
heat concrete cellar unrer half of house: attic
storage space: front porch on two sides; also
back porch tin roof. cutters and downspouts
Lot corner. so front by 75 deep. Grapes.
fruit trees. shade trees. etc: located min
utes' walk from Mackeys station: go up the hill
tour sign on property, Mrs. Schrof's PLACED; D
minutes ride from Georgetown on Great Falls
eiec. line; Is minutes ride from center of city
by auto. Inspect any time you wish. Price.
81, 600; cash. $500; balance S3e.75 per month
includes everything. See this; it's good Pos
session 10 days
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CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
FOR SALE-Sl4. 600
The best house. considering loca tion
and price. now for sale in this section
best side Of car line; high elevation:
one block from cars; 10 large rooms: .
bafhs: sleeping porch; hot-water heat
and electricity; garage: wide lot. CO.
feet front; immediate posse ssion.
If you want house in Chevy Chase
be quick to see this listed with us
Gently and will certainly be sold with
In few days.
STONE & FAIRFAX
1872 New York ave. NV.
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-r't~'N l. G. SCHROEDER
Investm
andI Insurance
ia St.
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FOR SALE-L0TS.

BUILDERS, ATTENTION. LOT 50x150; 18th
st. NV; fine location for apt. holRe or houses
lot worth $1.25 per foot owner needs cash,
will sell for s5 cents so. #. big bargain.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 1423F.
EIGHT THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED FIF-
ty feet, Berwyn. Nd, to close estate. Address
Box 233-R. Star ONCE. ~.
MASS AVE. HEIGHTS, OVERLOOKING THE
city; ne corner, LIZ. so feet on Edmunds ST..
105 feet On 36th place; CSC foot.
L. J. TOTrEN & CO.. s05 Vt. ave. M S55s.
18th STREET LOTS FROM 75c TO 81 FOOT.
8. J. ToTTEN CO.. sos Vt. ave, NJ s55s.
A CHANCE IN A THoUsAND-AM SELLING
some desirable lots in Richmond Park. Just
north Of Cleveland Park. with. all improve
ments, at, a sacrifice price of % cents per
square foot; TERMS, d. MORFoRD, SIS Evans
bldg; Main 34S2. - =.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
EvENTUALLY-WHY NOT NOW?
CHOICE BUILDING SITES; CLOSE TO
CARS; VERY EASY TERMS. WILL HELP
YOU BUILD; INVESTIGATE. ADDRESS BON
25O-M- STAR OFFICE. 30e
TAKOMA PARK, D. c.
Eastern ave.I to 3 acre lots,
;-zO.OLfi-T$q Uokingg ah ah ah an
FOUR CORNER LOTS. SUITABLE FOR BUsI-
ness, apartments or homes; heights NV;
clear Of incumbrance; all improvements. l
block 14th st. line extended. Will sell
cheap or exchange for equity in home accept
second trust notes. N. 14O1.
ON THE JOB 20 YEARS. SELLING 10th ST.
The W. corner 10th and Decatur St. 1oO1150
TT; these two lots are the finest on 18th st.;
at $50 f.
6. J. TOTEM CO.. sos vt. ave: Main s55s.
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Takoma Park.

S6.5O0-Seven rooms, bath: garage. No.
1858.
So. .O0o-Five completed rooms: space for
three more; ami: large lot:
two very large sleeping porches.
No. SSTS
IS. .75o-Restifullv located in Takoma
Park: Il rooms and baths: open
frenlace: new carare: LARGE shade
trees: two apartments. No. 1858.
s9,45o-Eirht rooms and bath: hot-water
heat: electricity: lot soy125: in
splendid condition. recently re-
modelled. No. 466S.
50, ,25o-Surrounded by wonderful trees:
snven-room horsn and bath: sleep
ing porch garage and very large
"h'cfo" house; l acre of ground.
No. 321S.
Desirable pronerties in other sections
of tho city and homes IN MARYLAND and
Virginia. convenient to Washington.
Se.5OO-RnngaIow in Rrookland; hollow
tile; six rooms and bath: delight
fully located: and is real bar
gain. No. 37sS.
s6.O00-Six rooms: ami; frst-cIass
neighborhood: early possession:
detached frame house; excellent
80 condition. No. 569S.
ss,s5o-seven rooms. bath: garage: large
lot; bot hot-air heat; Hyattsville.
9,50o-Ten-room detached house in
Hyattsville. Md: one acre of
ground: ami. No. 39ss.
s55, ,oO0-Eleven rooms, three baths: brick:
detached; garage: hot-water heat:
electricity; Columbia I'd. No.
5o9S.
$50, ,000-Twelve rooms. four baths: AMI.
draperies. tapestries, rugs, etc;
Wyoming ave-; exclusive property.
No. ?43S. '.s
$50 'ooo-Iovely gray stone home: "A
- rooms. baths: sleeping porch:
o. laundry: veranda: large garage:
-.. four acres Of ground; good terms.
No. 1918.
$40. ooo-several remarkably good vs,p..
to- TO- in apartment houses: new: thor
S13.oW oughly modern: excellent income
bearing proposition.
s1',ooo-Seven rooms and bath; detached:
Brookville pike. No. 526S.
S1.50o-six rooms and bath: detached
frame building; .norches: garden;
n Weodside. Nd. No. 1888.
.. ss,Soo-Twelve rooms. and bath: ratrose
s14,5oo-Ashmead pl., facing Rock cre.r.
the best buy in Washington in an
attached house In select location:
stucco over brick; 10 rooms 3
baths; modern; handsomely ap-
pointed; hne garage. No. 267S.
Sio,vVOINfne rooms and three shower
baths: garage: servants room and
y hath in basement: hot-water heat:
Ashfnead pl. No. 531S
s7.50o-Eisht rooms: gas. steam h..+.
excellent condition inside ana ont:
Wisconsin ave. No. 5O2S.
sIo,oo0-Ien rooms. bath: electricity and
gas: immediate possession: Rhode
Island aye. NV. No. Ills r.
S4O,OOO-Fffteen rooms three ba this: semi
detached; brick ami: a beauti-
fpl home. No. 4S7S
s2o'ooo-Brick apartment house: 10 apart
ments good income hearing prop
osition: northwest. No. 503S.
o.oO0-Reautifnl home in exclusive Sec
ton: Is large, airy rooms: in per
feet condition: condition of prom
erty and details of finish all that
could be desired. No. 57OS,
ooo-Fourteen rooms. three baths:
large garage: heating plant;
vacuum cleaning plant; servants
room with bath; 18th st. NV.
No. 27S,
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WANTED-BY MAN OF EXPERIENCE
place as farm manager. would buy farm in
Maryland or Virginia at reasonable price
|. Kindly give particulars. Address Box ~ r.
Star office. a0s
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Have you seen it2 The prettiesl and most
picturesque suburban property In the city.
High ground overlooking the Potomac for one
nile. Also faces Conduit road and car line.
Same distance. All within one block Of car.
fare. No change. We are now having
rrnsuaIly heavy sales. all to good people, to
build homes. Under stringent restrictions. II
will always be white. At present rats or sen
ing all will soon be sold and you VIII regret
not buying site for home. gardens. fruit and
chickens. Act quickly and come out and look
it over. Water, sewer. electricity. Buy now
and build when it suits you: Several Ss nsw
quite a hunter for sale Price very moderate.
Lots S425 to $500. Easy terms Take Gabaa
John car. get OF at Jewett st ana sss W; r;
Jackson, owner. 5424 Conduit road CteVeEand
4S3 or call on s. T. DORSETT. owner. nj
ONCE. 1904 n st. n.w Main 1900
GOOD BUSINESS PLACE WITH sfA LIVING
rooms; also two other good homes' Dy ovner'
one fare. Address Box 9s-M. Star once c0e
HYATTsvfLLE-FOR RENT URNfSHEn.
= room house, runnRg water, aSS gasaxe.
chicken house, frudf, shade freed. ~. Fnone
Hyattsvtlle. 46-J, 81. -
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Chevy Chase.

Chevy Chase.
SIC. 0.oOo-Five rooms. bath; laundry:
porches: Chevy Chase. No. 15Os.
s11 .O0o-E1cellent location in Chevy
Chase; rooms. bath: real bar
gain; immediate possession. NO.
1908.
S1c 5O0-Eight rooms and bath; detached: ::
ami: large lot; Mckinley at.
No. 52sS.
s11 5oO-Pehblednsh holIow-tile house: 10
rooms and bath; wonderful lawn
and shrubhpry: immediate pos
session; a splendid buy. No. 491S.
s1c.5 .5oo-Tcn rooms and two baths: cleo
tririty: hot-water heat recently
huiIt: good condition; small cash
payment. No. 5O7S.
s11 50o-Nfne rooms: electricity: hot-water
heat: garage: thoroughly modern:
good condition: Chevy Chase. No.
49IS
SIS 5000 splendid buy: home in Chevy
Chase: nine rooms: detached:
screened porches; trees and shrub
berry. No. 379S.
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FOR SALE-PA AVE. NEAR 18th NV.
Has two trontages and valuable for many lines
of business; near Mt. Vernon car line terminal; ;
substa ntial 3-story building with CELLAR, store
room 20 feet deep: will sell for $1,000; less
than assessors valua ton; terms easy; unusual
opportunity to secure downtown location at a
minimum figure: possession soon, as occupant
is monthly tenant.
STONE e. FAIRFAX. 1342 New York ave.
FOR SALE-STORE ROOM AND DWELLING.
14th st. near S NV; lot 20x14O to alley;
cheap at $1a.5to; no less: possession be
Obtained, as no lease on the premises.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
ONE SQUARE FROM LINCOLN PARK, BESI-
ness property and we'll established business,
stock aud fixtures: large store seven living
rooms: garage; selling account of health
]. H. GRUBB, 1872 st. Sc. y"
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

9Th ST. NEAR K-SIX-ROOM. BAY-WIND0W
brick house: small house in rear: $500 cash.
Terms. 1915 4h st. s.w. IL
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VACANT
On Adams Mill road-a fine three-story ana
cellar. ten room and two-bath dwelling; gas
and electricity: hot-water heat; in excellent
copd.ion. Price. $4,000. l.. J. MILLS. 6oo
9Th st. NV. Main 1851.
10 CLOSE AN ESTATE. OVER HALF
square ground faring I'd. and Delaware
ave. s.w.; suitable for small houses or large
warehouse. Property can we'll be held as in.
vestment: steady rise in values. Cheap and
liberal terms. Apply J. RAYMOND HOOVER.
Trustee, District National Bank bldg.
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large rooms and bath, foyer en-
trance hall. plenty closet room !;
double oak floors. open fireplace,
gas range, electric lights; large,
light cellar, with laundry trays
and gas water heater. Located
On large lot,- just off the bouie-
ward and one. square to cars.
Price, $4,000.
Convenient Terms.
THE RIVERDALE PARK
COMPANY.
RIVERDALE, MD.
Take cars on G. st. marked
Riverdale, Berwyn or Laurel
direct to Office.
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4FAMr1.Y APARTMENT HOUSE YIELDING
NET INCOME OF 1870 ON $4,000.

Annual rentals. $3.50. 1903 Q st. NV.
This property is in frst-class repair; hot water
heat: large attic Strict investiga tion invited.
Trust, IS 600. Terms. Positively no reason
able offer will he refused. Communicate, after
) daily. with owner. MRS. 0'BRIEN, 132 list
St NV. Phone West 241. IL
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FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW. BATH. ALL MOD
ern conveniences, electric lights. gas range, cell
lar and furnace heat; large lot. with entrance
of shade; one block from cars. Price. 81. 000;
$3.50 cash and $50 monthly, including interest
CHAs. NJ. LIGHTBowN, Cottage City, Md
Riverdale, Berwyn Laurel and get of at
Brentwood. Md. t3rd stop beyond District lineE j.
Inquire at Hofman's store. 2ls
A DELIGHTFUL 5s-AcRE COUNTRY HOME
in high state of cultivation. sl2.0eos agents
Marlboro boulevard. Owner. Address Box
2s4R, Star Office. 21s
5-ROOM HOUSE, BARN. ACRES; NEAR
cars: $500. 5-room bungalow; h acre;
EossIyn s-F %.
NEW 5-RooM BUNGALOw: FURNACE;
water in kitchen: 751125. Ts1sdn. Prince
Georges county, Nd. 21s
NEAR CONGRESS HEIGHTS, D. G.. NEW z
room bungalow; furnace heat, elec. lights; large
grounds; garage; So, 500; terms Phone ,! LING e;
HUNGERF0RD. Congress- Heights. D: c. 21s
BY owNER-BuNGALow; NEW; SIX
rooms, gas, electricity and water; 1o0xl1o
feet: oak trees Price, $1,000 Terms. At
vinson. Va. near Fort Mysr. Especially at
Falls Church line. 1914 st NV Frank.
1888. 20~
BY OWNER-4ROOM BUNGALOW. WITH
pantry. hot-water; heat. electric lights gas.
Call 22s Willow ave. Takoma Park q
TWO 5-ROOM FRAMES-oN 'BLADENSBURG
road: lot 5Ox140: $4,000; will sell separately.
L.. ]. MILLS. Cos 9Th NV.
NEW. HIGH-GRADE BUNGALOW-FIVE
rooms, large attic. bath. electricity, furnace.
gas stove, kitchen cabinet; beautifully sit
mated. One fare. $500. ]. NJ EARNEST,
Mt. Rainier. Md. 21s
WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
Bungalow: at improvements: "a $50
bungalow: all improvements. ...4...... $3.50
Bungalow; all improvements. 5000
Bungalow; all improvements. ........... $500
See F.. A. LINGER,
2377 Rhode Island ave. ne.
Nicely located; i-scre country home; splendid
. rooms and bath house; electricity, gas, h.-v.
heat garage. chicken house. yonne orchard.
close to electric and on macadam road:
an excellent. country buy at Sl3.60O. Address
Box 20-A, star office. - 20e
- IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
CHEVY CHASE. ID. C.-An attractive home
of rooms and bath. hot-water heat. electric
light. open fireplace. sleeping porch. hardwood
floors. etc. Price only $3.50. Terms. A.. B.
CAMPBELL 1410 II NV. .-... -.... l..
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
CHEVY CHASE, ID. C.-An elegant home of
10 rooms and baths. hot-water heat, electric
light. sleeping porch. breakfast porch, open
fireplace, etc. This is splendily built brick
and stone residence and is finely located close
to Conn., ave. Price, S12,250. Terms A. B.
CANIPRELLs 14lO NV. -. =
FOR SALE.
VACANT BUNGALOW.
and bath. cellar; electric lights and
session. Price. 81. 800 Terms very easy.;
c. F. WARING, 1416 st. NV.
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FOR ALE-H0USES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES..
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
TODAY
D.,
Continued.
L. G. SCHROEDER

mtation i sincerest hattery
in
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HAVE MANY MORE
ACT NOW
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
OFFICE PUBLIC BUILDINGS and Grounds
Washington. ID. C.-Sealed proposals for
structinr drainage sewer and excavation of
about 10000 yds. material for rejecting
pool in West Potomac Park Washington. u. C.,
will be received here until October 1J, 1919
and then opened. Information appiica tion
self Is. 19.2O.Ocl3.H
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Supervising Ar
ehitect's 0fiice. Washington, d. c., September
IS, rs1s.-seaied proposals viii be received ut
this ONCE until pm. October 8. 1919. and
then opened. for the construction Of a new
nezzanine floor in the Liberty Loan Temporary
Building. Washington. ID. C., in accortiap nee
with drawings Nos. 4o27 and CT 609 and the
specifica ton. copies Of which NAV be. hed
at this office. JAS. A. wETMORE. Acting
Supervising Architect. se1s. 20 81 "a 26 20
PROPOSALS FOR hospital constructiop-Of.
fee Constructing Quartermaster Ward 81
Walter Reed General Hospital. Takoma Park.
d. c.. Sealed proposals in duplicate viii be re-.
ceived here until Pm. Sept - 1913 and
then opened. for redistribution of present Heat
ing Lines and installa ton of new hes ting linss
to properly serve all buildings on this posi-
Further informa ton furnished applicatio
se3.4.5 g. 19. 20.
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FOR sALE-APARTMENTs

FOR SALE-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. TWO
family apartment each apartment has hye
rooms and BATH separate cellars, yards and
heating plants; double front and rear porches.
Rent one apartment and live in the other.
Price, 81 ,300 Cash payment, S2,000; balance
easy terms.
Also a smaller two-family apartment; nine
rooms and two baths: latrobe heat. Price,
$500. Immediate possession.
Address Box 369-R. Star Office. -t
A MOST ATTRACTIVE BARGAIN IN APART
ment house, containing p apartments: best
section of Washington Heights, near Columbia
and Belmont roads; excellent investment; n
bargain price under $85 600: really worth look
ing up. WALTER A. BROWN, ga 14th st. n. ".
MASS. AVE. NEAR 18th Stall FRONT
apis. elevator: modern. Terms to responsible
purchaser; $50, 600.
r. W. GRAHAM L CO.,
GIT 18th NV.
SMALL APARTMENT HOUSE; FINE DOWN
town location near 18th st. Price, SIS 900.
Over 1SE investment; one apartment now va
can't. Address Box 113-M, Star office. 21e
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BRADLEY HILIS.r S.r,MD.-BBAUTIFULLY DE-
yeioped 3-acre country home Mon ntgomery
Country Club; line and macadam road ;
practically new 5-room and tile bath bungalow
electricity and every modern convenience: ga
rage; large poultry house: young orchard; shade
trees; flowers and shrubbery. This unusually
cation will meet your approval at S1l, 600. Ad-
dress Box 21-A Star Office 2Os
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STORE and dwelling on 14th
st. near Park road. William E.
Davis Evans bldg, M. 6Oo7.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
C01tin0ed.

FOR SALEM COLUMBIA
Heights. / square from 18th st.
an attractive dwelling with
rooms baths; hot-water heat.
xas and electricity; hne view Of
the city; double back porches.
This property will be vacated Oct
Is: is in excellent condition and
can be Immediately occupied. Price
THOMAS !. FISHER L CO., INC,
73S 18th ST. NV.
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SUBURBAN BUNGALOW.
Beautifully located; cheap for $S0o0: terms;
5 rooms; frst-cizss condition: nice front and
back perches: cellar; Lot 5ox13o: beautiful
raspbefries, sfravberries: dne gsrasn ground;
chicken honse- ana run. owner leaving suburbs,
". s.. HEARN. 3oth and Cedar, Mt. Rainier.
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POTOMAC HEIGHTS.

rooms and bath cellar; electric lights and
gas; furnace heat lot S8x SO #; instant pos
session. Price. $500. Terms very easy.
C. F. WARING 1916 + St NV.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-07

Indianapolis, December 7-Ellis Searles. editor of the United Mine Workers Journal, the official publication of the miners ofBRnization, while protesting ignorance of Nthe proposal submitted to Acting President Lewis and Secretary Treasurer Green in Washington. pre- dicted any suggestion which had proved acceptable to those officials would he indorsed by the executive board of the miners.
 In view of the meeting of the execu- tive board called for Tuesday after noon, it was believed the hearing of contempt charges against officials of the union. set for 10 o'clock Tuesday morning probably would be post poned.
 Mir. searles said praetically all mem bers of 'the executive board all of whom are defendants in the contennt proceedings, would be ih Indianapolis Tuesday to appear in court, but that he presumed telegraphic instructions to meet to consider the Presidents pro- posal had been sent out from Washing ton by Secretary Green,
 MT. Searles when informed of Asso- ciated Press dispatches telling of the Washington agreement said he had re- ceived no notice of the result oI the Washington conference nor of the terms offered the miners, but stated that the dispatches contained most welcome news.'
 There is no doubt whatever" he de- clared. that any proposal which has met the approval of Mir. Lewis and MT. Green will be accepted by the exeeu- tive board of the mine workers"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-07
Proposal for Termination of Strike Will Be Submitted to Miners Executives Tuesday
tcontInued from Page one,

tContinued from Page onel union leaders had been called into con ference or that new proposals were under consideration. The presence of Lewis and Green in the city was ru- mored during the day, but could not
 be confirmed. The fact that MT. Palmer talked with President Wilson in the course of the day on the cost situation was known. hut no intimafion of the nature of the conference was | obtainabIe either iron, Mir. Palmer. prior to his announcement, or at the White House.
 When the announcement was made
 officials would not corpment as to the
 nature of the proposals to he submitted
 at Indianapolis. The text of the state ment, ns well as the general attitude Of government officials, indicated clearly that acceptance by the miners was anticipated.
 pr. Garfield would not comment to- night farther than to indicate that he did mot regard the proposals advanced to the mine workers as in any sense a compromise. The statement issued by Mir. Palmer. it was learned was pre- administrator and whatever the pro- posal made night be it was indicated that 1t was consistent with Dr. Gar fields earlier statement that no compro- mise. would be made in the strike sit uation
 All efforts to reach officials of the National Coal association tonight were fruitless and it could not be learned whether they had any knowledge of the new developments disclosed In Mir. Palmer's statement.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-07

DEALERS CHARGES DENIED
 Charges of the American Wholesale Coal Dealers association that the rail- road administration was refusing to pay for coal, confiscated or diverted, were de- nied at administration headquarters. Off, Rcia!s there said there had been some delay ip making payments. but that this had beeP obviated by the plan of arrang- ing credits through the federal reserve banks.
 The W hoIesale association in its state< ment said none of the coal taken by the railroads had been paid for because the failroad administration did not consider the price fixed by. Dr. Garfield as far one and that unless payments were made. all of the mines would have to close down within a weei. Railroad administration officials denied that the government hxsd prices had been questioned.
 Requests from European governments that the embargo against coal exports be lifted were received today by officials representative ot the French government laid ths case cf France before the cen tral coal committee, while Swiss repre- sentatives described to pr. Garfield the urgency of the coal requirements III Switzerland during the next three months.
 It was said apthoritatively there was no likelihood of tho export ban befng htte" until the crisis in this country had passed
 Senator Harris democrat, Georgia, ib- troducedNa resolution today asking the Secretary of the Treasury to inform tne Senate regarding the incomet and proiitS of coal operators during 1917 and 1918 as shown by their income tax returns. The measure went over under the rules