davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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WANTED TO RENT.
Continued.

G. O. P. EMPLoYE. HOME BEEN SOLD,
wants neat G. room house; northeast preferred; :;
permanent: must be reasonable. 718 st. ne
Lincoln 1235W. II
S25 BONUS FOR UNFURNISHED 5-6 ROOM
house or apartment; permanent; state price
Address Box S5H Star office.
UNFURSISHED-5 OR ROOM HOUSE OK
apartment; any section; north southeast
preferred: by Aug. 16 or Sept. /. Address ~ BOX
J2-H Star Office. -
ABOUT SEPT. 1, UNFURNISHED MODERN
detached house. to rooms; nearby suonro
X. Y. FERNER 514 W. Coulter St, Phila.. "a.
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COMPELLED TO LEAVE FOR CALIFORNIA.
will suitcase all part of beautiful home.
completely furnished. at big bargain: OBJ
lection 10 children Phone bethesda 20o-F-:'.
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ENTIRE FIRST FLOOR OF DETACHED
house. northwest section: very large rooms,
also kitchen. private bath and porch; attract
lively furnished: both lines: very Light and
cool: S7j per month. Phone West i123-W.
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FOR SALE-HOUsES.
Continued.

LOOK at the newest and best
homes in PetVorth; corner OF
Grant Circle, N. H. ave. and
Narnum st.
With and rooms tiled bath.
latest fixtures. hardwood trim and
parQuet floors, hot-water heat,
beautiful electric fixtures, large
sleeping porches, large front
porches, built-in garage, tapestry
brick mantel.
These houses are the latest word
in the building art and your in
spection is invited.
Two sold first day offered.
Open All Day.
Will Submit Terms.
7. EDWARD LEWIS,
1929 Pa. Ave. NV.
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s ROOMS > BATHS: PORCH; NEAR DUPONT
Circle: $50 per month: 1910 New Hampshire
ave HARRY WARDMAN 1890 X 81. NV
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.


1915 n. Y. AvE.-3 FINE ROOMS. Ind FLOOR
front: very desirable location. ~
NEW MATHER BUILDING,
oI6-I8 c. St. NV.
A few very desirable rooms
left in this absolutely modern,
up-to-date building; unusually
large rooms: good janitor and
elevator service.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
713 14th St. NV.
Exclusive Agents.
Main 2345.
FOR RENT-VERY DESIRABLE SUITE ~
4 communicating office rooms, Ind noof, 1AVS
II st. NV: electric light: nll modern cor
Neniences
JESSE l.. HElSEEI.L. 1463 II ct. nv.
1741 COLUMBIA Beautiful parlor for
rent suitable for students office; with
latest improvements ut the corner OF Co.um-
hia road and Ontario road. %
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued,
FOR SALE.
Immediate Possession
John w. Thompson & Company,

Joilli W. 1liolup pooil N Noill pduys
--Incorporated--
72s 18th st. Main 1477.
Macomb St. Cleveland Park
Three story. pebble dash.
detached. large lot.
10 rooms . baths. hot-water
heat. electric light. sleeping
porch, weather stripped and n
screened; garage.
Price, $4,000.
F St. Near 10th
T,wo-story brick, 10 rooms. 1 bath.
electric light. etc.
Price, $4,000.
Morrison St, Chevy Chase, D. c.
Two-story brick semi-detached,
large lot. rooms, baths;
garage; house has electric light,
hot-water heat. etc.
Price, Sll.5o0.
Kenyon St. Near 18th
Large lot. 10 rooms. 2 baths:
electric light, hot-water heat.
screened and weather stripped;
garage.
Price, s1o,5co.
Newark St. Cleveland Park
Sem i-detar rhed. large lot;
rooms, baths; southern
exposure.
Price. s9,750.
Newton Street Near 18th
Six rooms bath. large porches,
electric light, hot-water heat,
garage.
Price, 50 600.
Livingston St, Chevy Chase,
d. c.
Attractive bungalow. large lot,
I rooms. l bath.
Price. $500
18th $3.50 Block
Three-story brick, large lot
II rooms. bath. steam heat. etc.
Price, s. 500.
Newton St. Near 14th ',
Six rooms. reception hall.
sleeping porch. bath. screened.
hot-water heat, electric light.
Price, $500.
f Street NE.
Attractive I rooms and bath home:
gas and steam heat.
Price, 1900.
10Th $500 Block
Six rooms. 1 bath.
hot-water heat, electric light.
Price, 900.
Bryant St. NV.
Two-story brick. 6 rooms 1 bath.
front porch; newly papered and
painted; large side yard.
Price, $1,000.
John w. Thompson & Company,
------lncorporated--
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FOR RENT-FTRNISHED APARTMENT OF
five and bath. located at the Colonial
30th and SITS: viii lease October to
October l or longer; $50 per month. Apply
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. Inc, 73S 18th ST.
n
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IN VIEW OF LINCOLN PARK, ROOMS.
bath. h.w.h., gas and electricity; yard, alley;
detached home, large porch: close to cars; must
r. THOMAS, Southern Bldg. Office phone,
Main 364s; res. phone, Lin. 23o6-J 2s'
EXCEPTIONAL DOWNTOWN sEVEN-ROOM
home for sale at $500; hot-water heat; rum
ming hot and cold water in bedrooms; tnstan-
tion Throughout Possession By A0Eust Is.
} Address BoI 196-H, Star ofRcA N
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FIVE-RoOM AND BATH FURNISHED BUN
Salow apartment on Potomac. 40 minutes from
Treasury all improvements: piano, fireplace
electric range. wide screened-iu porch; avail
able at once. to adults only 500 MONTH
Phone bethesda pol r 3. 1S'
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4 ROOMS AND BATH COMPLETELY FUR
nshed: silver dishes. linen. piano: free gas
and telephone: immediate possession; also
niherS. Annly 10 lifh n W. Room .1lS
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.
Continued

TWO ROOMS. KITCHENETTE, BATH: FUR.
nished unfurnished. Address Box 71-H, star
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1In3 VERMONT AVE. N.W.-COOL CLEAN
apartment; south front: large private bath:
well furnished: light housekeeping privileges;
specially reduced summer rate; free phone.
Eranklin 90
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SHARE OWNERS HOME; CONVENIENT
neighborhood adults only. Phone Col. 576W.
Evening star., 1919-07-27

2610 GARFIELD ST; DELIGHTFUL LOCA
tinu; 3 fine rooms. hall: large hath: large sleep
ing porch: whole 3rd floor. n. s517. Before
$50 or after ;. 2Ss
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1511 WEBSTER ST.-Bedroom. sitting room,
screened sleeping porch private bath; am, l.
cool.
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THREE-RoOM COMPLETE FURNISHED
apt. on Capitol Hill. block from House
cflce bldg. and Congressional Library. 139 {
~. 2Ss
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FOR SALE-ONE OF THE BEST NEW
homes in Petworth; in perfect order: thorough
ly screened; 6 rooms tiled bath. electric lights.
hot-water heat; large lot to alley; immediate
possession. Price, 81. 75O.
J. EDWARD LEWIS 1929 Pa. ave, NV.
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FOR LHK. SUITABLE FOR YOUNG
couple or three Young ladeis. see Monday any
20 ulacc NV
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WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT. A STORE FOR GRO
ceries and meats. in a good section; with rooms
or without Address Box 77H Star office. oS'
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RY AUG /. FUR. OR ROOMS: Link. !;
chevy Chase preferred; be reasonable.
Address Box 2li-H, Star office.
IY AUG. l. APT. IN GOOD LOCATION
~ W; furnished exception linen and silver
address, BOX SI-E. Star office.
$40 BONUS FOR POSSESSION OF 4-ROOM
housekeeping apt. (: rent not $50 two
.riiirnu. Address Box 171-E, Star office. 3O'
/ RNISHED APT, ROOM AND BATH; RE-
tined woman cash exclusive use for Aug. ;
~tntc price Address Box 1S2-H Star office
2Ss
FURNISHED OR UNFU FINISHED. TWO
r0ou,s kitchenette bath married couple no
children Address BOX 165-H, Star office. 2Ss
I UNFINISHED . OR ROOMS. NORTH
west kitchen and bath Phone N. 1928, ad-
dress Box S3-H. star Office. 29'
TWO OR THREE ROOMS, FURNISHED.
with kitchenette and bath downtown pre-
ferred; reasonable. Address Box 79-R. star
apmcA. >
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OWNER. 1923 4th st. NV. 90
MUST SELL AT ONCE. OWNER LEAv-
ing city; l S-room house; all latest i'm
proyements South Brookland; several more
nice suburban homes.
See Mr.. HOLMES,
North ss12. 1901 X. I. ave. ne.
Also several nice homes for colored
peopIe, and NV.
Nice Groom house; large lot Anacostia;
water and gas; price, $3.50; white neigh
borhood.
Large storeroom and hall above; can be
easily converted into 2-family fiat: at
Vienna. Va; $1,000; terms.
Groom house; 10 acres; all under cul-
tiyaton good fruit fruit "a and 1io shade; near
Large 2-story building suitable for
store or apts.: near East Capitol st.
Price, 11.00o.
In the heart of Tennessee coal, oil and
16O acres. Price, $4,000.
vacant: 1864 Harvard St; newly pa
pered and painted; rooms, baths;
h.-wh. and electricity; deep lot to 2O-ft.
paved alley; garage; price and terms rea-
sonable.
Fine money making investment; home Of
13 rooms and baths e apis. }; h.-w.h. and
electricity; near Dupont Circle; paying
16 % per cent on entire price OF house;
Fine large storeroom, apis. above;
r rooms bath, and rooms and bath:
paying over 10 per cent on investment;
terms.
with bath; 9th ST. NV: good invest
Store and ar. apt me-: corner; only
s4, 600; only $500 cash required.
Nice srocm frame sa4e 8 se Eo6 near navy yard
DONOHOE & HOLMES,
n 1890. 20 oxtard bldg.
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PLEASANT TWO-R0OM APT. FURNISHED
for light housekeeping; electric lights: run
ming water; /, block electric cars 81 minutes
Washington; large porches and shade trees ::
no children taken: permanent tenants desired :;
references; rent. So monthly BROOK. Balti-
more pike. bet. North Wells and Block sts.
Hyattsville Phone POO o7s
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-A STORE AND DWELLING. 10
| Gated MT o4o9 18th st. NV: store and cellar
| and 6 rooms and BATH hot-water heat; electric
| lights: rent. $3.50
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave w
| 1921 VERMONT AvE.-THE MOST DES1R-
able location for store or business enterprise
f! in Washington. Open for inspection. TOT
| TEN, S21 18th.
Evening star., 1919-07-27

FIVE ROOMS OR LARGER APARTMENT OR
small house, unfurnished. in northwest, about
September 80, by Army family. Telephone
North 32l1. Address Box 267-E, Star office.
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WANTED-TO RENT.

BETWEEN SEPTEMBER j AND OCTOBER 1
-Unfurnished six or seven room house, ami. !:
moderate rent; lease by year; preferably in
NV; would consider buying furniture. Ad-
dress Box l76-H Str Office
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WE HAVE SEVERAL VACANCIES FOR OC-
tcber and November for yearly tenants; refer
ence necessary; two rooms, kitchenette and
bath, S72O up, to six rooms and bath. 81, 400.
MAHARBA APARTMENT CO., Penna. and
Atlantic aves., Atlantic City, y. ].
Evening star., 1919-07-27

THREE-ROOM UNFURNISHED HOUSE
keeping apt, with bath: centrally located
reasonable. Address Box SO-H Star office.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-04
Passenger Trains
to Be Cut Third

Chicago. Dec. ALI railroad pas
s-nger service on north. west and
northwest limos out Of Chicago viii be
cut one third beginning next Monday.
under an order issued by T. 3. Eustas.
chairman or passenger systems on
these roads. A similar order win be
issued In few days applying to
eastern and southern roads. which viii
be effective next Tuesday.
The order directed that. the saving
be made In train miles." All parlor.
club. lounge and observation cars
were ordered discontinued AMP spo-
ctai trains are 10 be run Il 2. either
business or pleasure. The or In
sffucted the managers OF the I. ads TO
eliminate "those trains whie { .an be
spared with the least inconv -,nce TO
tho travelling public" They IRE told
not to hesitate TO lenxthen dns or
doing anything to eliminate S,ossibio
work. =
There must be no speci .trains,"
said tho order. :.
When capacity OF reguia uins Is
reached. overflow OF travel viii Of ne
ccssity wait over or seek carriage else
where.
There will be no immediate reduc-
tion In the number OF mail or special
express trains.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-04
u s. Grand Jury to
Probe Operators

indianapolis. Dec. .l--Judse A. b.
Anderson summoned the federal grand
Jury to appear next Monday mornias
at 10 0 clock TO take up the question oil
alleged violation Of the Lever act and
violation Of the, antl-trasr act by coal
operators. This Information was given
out today In a statement BY L. Ert
Slack. United States attorney, aud
Dan L. Sims, special assistant at
torney general. tttv
The determination to summon the
grand jury, 1t was said. came as a
result OF disclosures In tho proceed
ings against officials OF the United
Mine Workers OF America. which II
was said. tended to show that the coal
operators ss well as the miners OIL
Ncials were engaged in a conspiracy 10
violate the Lever act. 1t was said the
tigation will cover violations OF
the Lever act in the case OF the
miners as well as of the coal operators.
What the Investigation Is to disclose
the statement says. Is whether tne
government rules or whether this Is
government Of one class,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-04
Surprise Due
For tvo "Reds. d"

New York. Dsc. Authorization that
a surprise IL In store for emma Gold.
man and AloAsnacr BsrkInan when
taoy report NJ Enis lsianu tor dopor-
tation was given today by Byron Uni.
commissioner Of ;immisration.
u understand the department has
sonietnins up its sleeve. but don,
JUST know what It ~
Uhi disaS reed With Harry woin-
berser. ths attorney Tor the anarchists.
tnat tney must be deported 10 Soviet
Russia.
"rhe aliens can be deported TO
RussM regardless Of changes In gov-
ernrnent1, he said.
The large number or guests now at
the island may result In Berkman be-
ing put in y. room with some three
score of other radicals who recently
conducted u hunger strike. while Miss
Goldman may Join Dora Litkin and
Estner Bernstein. who also Joined the
strike.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-04
Paper Famine Forces Mergers

Inability
up The daiies
inhabitants
swallows the other two
The
week Dispatch.
ad
versi owing famine
N
in ss15 to so
News n
Of its
their
Of advertising
Evansville the serious
desEna guaranteed"
Tho Tribune bwns 3
smaller
-
which
DO
than the supply and prices are famine
higher At advertising impossible
newspapers to make
manipulation
prosecution
legislation situation
restrict
ID nota able o publishers needs. Il 4@sas
voluntary SELF aenln-nnless i be
in
believes It would national misfortune newspaper
vmized by aonornal condion
exten Of existence
reasonable
OF print The
should spirited
~ restrictions space q
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-04
FORM INDICTED MEMS CLUB.
Newberry Aides Boast Of Having Help.
cd To Defeat Ford.

Grand Rapids. Mich. Dec. 4.-Politi-
cal workers. and others Implicated by
the federal grand Jury with the eiec-
ton OF Truman II. Ncwberry to the
United. States senate continued to ap-
pear today for investigation. Out of
republicans here for that purpose. has
grown an indicted mems club. II Is
to be known as the "lS5 republicans
club" Large blue buttons are to be
worn by the members. white letter
ing prociaims: X helped keep Henry
Ford out OF the United States senate
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-04
O'AANUNz|0 TO
LEAVE F|UME
Italian Rebel Agrees to
Withdraw Troops From
Disputed Territory.
REGULARS WILL
SUPPLANT THEM


London. Dec. %.--italian regulars will
occupy Fiume and that territory -~lp-
cluded In the treaty Of London signed
in 1915 by Italy. France and Great
Britain and Russia, according to dis
patch to the Exchange Telegraph
Compay. Gabriel u Annonzio's troops
will withdraw from FiuIne. II said. un-
der the terms Of an agreement reached
at Paris.
An agreement which II Is hoped will
solve the Adriatic question had been
prepared in Paris for submission to
Itiay. according to private dispatches
today. Frank l.. Polk and Premier
Clemenceau are declared already to
have Signed the agreement.
1t Is understood Greax Britain is
ready to sign when the agreemnt will
be handed over to the Italian pleni-
potentiaries In Paris.
Ex-kaiser Feels Secure.
Former Emperor William of Ger
many does not believe he win be
brought to trial by the allies. ana II
tried that his future will be affected
in any way, says the Berlin corre-
spondent of the Daily Mail. Various
sources have suggested that the rormcr
emperor surrender to the allies and
give al! information In his power. but
he appears too lethargic to take any
steps or to prepare note.
Next to saving wood the ex-mon-
arch's interests seemed to be centered
In the various campaigns in Russia,
which he follows with the aid Of an old
map.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-04
Objects to Negro Troops.

Oklahoma City, Dec. 4.-Governor ].
A. Robertson today Cancelled his re-
Guests for troops when he learned that
two companies Of negro infantrymen
were to be sent to the state from CO.
lumbus, n. NJ. In a message TO Major
General Dickson Governor Robertson
declared. '.1hcse troops Will only in
volve US In unnecessary conflict and
confusion" and withdrew his request.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-04
ABANDON SUGAR CONTROL.
Government Gives Up Attempt to Reg
ulate Prices and Supply,

Washington, Dec. 4.-Abandonment
OF governmental attempts to control
the distribution and sale OF sugar was
announced today by Attorney General
Palmer.
After the sugar equalization board
Is dissolved. Dec. 81. tho government
will confine its effort TO prosecution
OF proiiteering in sugar, MIR. Palmer
said.
Explaining the governments policy
for the future Mr.. Palmer said he had
neither the power nor the facilities
TO control the purchase or distribution
OF sugar. This was said TO mean tic
end OF the program for bringing In
fresh supplies OF sugar from Cuban or
other sources. Apparently little use
can be made of the new authority con-
ferred on Mr.. Palmer by the president
who made him food administrator
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-04
USED WINE roe sArnlNo,

---
Seure Fines ind,a,,. dan For Running
Illicit still Despite Novel Pisa.
indianapolis. Doc, 4.-Frank Mllosh.
OF Gary, Ind. told Judge A. b. Ander-
son In United States district, court
here that he made 800 gallons OF 5aisin
wine because II was nccessary to bathe
hie sick child In two gallons of alcohol.
Milosh was In court TO answer .
charge of having IN Illicit still. The
Judge, however. was not convinced.
Calculations showed that tho wine was
worth $40 q gallon ana that thersfors
IL cost Milosh ,sola Day to caro- for his
child. Altar hninS Ailosh $500 and
sentencing him to six months In jail,
Judge Anderson remarked; II suppose
this IL the hrst tims In the history OF
the court that ~ man was sent TO jail
Tor taking caro- Of ~ alex child"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-04
RESCUE CREW FROM WRECK.
American Seamen Saved BY Fishing
Boat - Will Be Sent Home.

Berlin. Dec. 4.-The crew OF the
steamer Kerwood which struck a mine
Off Tscherllng in the North sea, while
on a voyage from New York to Ham,
burg has been rescued by O fishing
boat and taken to Emden 1t was an
nounced here today. The Spanish
consul at Hamburg has arranged for
the return OF the crew,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-04

y
served tas soon as possible, govern
ment officials stated. and all will be
equIred to appear at 10 O'CLOCK next
Tuesday morning for hearing.
Dan W.. Simms. Of Lafayette, md,
special United states district attor-
ney in charge OF enforcement of the
injunction. stated today that the pro-
ceedings to- obtain the appearance In
court here Of officers who reside out
side Of Indiana will be instituted at
once.
Claims Benefits Paid!
Mr.. Simms announced that proceed
ings against officers Of two local
unions at Clinton. Ind, also would be
Instituted very soon, charging them
specifically with violations of thes in
junction by payment of strike bene-
fits to miners. Officials Of local No.
2.011. he said. had paid benefits by
check, attempting to 'camouflage'
the real nature of the action by STAT
Ing that they were for overpayment
Of dues. Local No. 80. he said, drew
one check for $500 and distributed
currency among It's members.
In connection with the issuance OF
strike benefits. Mr.. Simms again
said that the Injunction extends to
any person, whether or not miner,
who in any way encourages the
strike. and said that banks which
honored checks drawn against q
strike benefit fund were liable to
prosecution.
Mr., Simms. stated that the citations
s9ainst the men named today were
only start in the prosecutions
against alleged violatcrs of the in
junction. and that action might be ex-
pected soon.
IsT. VIII Go After Miners.
1T Is the governments purpose" !"
Mr.. Sirnms said. ITO continue prosecu-
ton AS fast as evidence can be pre-
pared and filed with the court against
al officers OF every local who are
conspiring by concerted effort to keep
the strike In force. Refusal to return
to work. n q miner knows OF the In
junction and the subsequent order Of
the union officials resembling the
! strike order. constitutes violation OF
the Injunction. andsthe government
win proceed on this theory, regard
less OF whether officers are guilty OF
some specific act Of encouragement
Of the strike.
The government waited patiently
while the conference was going on in
Washington. hoping that some plan
for averting the. impending disaster
consequent on the shortage Of fuel
would be evolved.
After the conference closed the
government directed the operators to
reopen their mines and advance WAGES
II per cent. The government again
waited patiently for some action on
the part Of the miners looking to-
ward resumption OF work.
The officials not only failed to
make any efforts to bring about an
end to ths strike. but in numerous
statements to the Associated Press
ana newspapers encouraged its con-
tinuance. During. every moment Of
this period OF waiting all officers Of
the union have violated the tn1unc-
ton. and the government has ex-
hausted it, patience"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-04
.o.rmana W.Iser. Maek.n..r.

Berlin, Dee. l.-SThe return OF Field
Marshal Won Mackensen was the oc-
cssion ol great ovation. Tho Nosko
guards lined the station awaiting the
coming 81 the trsan. A number OF
prorninsnt gensrals. including Won
TalksnASyn. Who was Won Macksnsen's
eompanion IN Rouman!a- were present.
~ the Asld marshal left tho train
crowds broke thru the guards and
pslted him with flowers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-04
u. q Jolt For Germany.

Paris. Dec. .l.--Frank L. Polk. head
OF the American delegation to the
peaee conference, summoned Kurt Won
LcrsnsF, hesd Of the German delegates
on Monday, and told him that Ger.
many should not interpret any delnJ
In ratification Of the treaty in WASH
Ing as being in her favor.
1T there can be several ways OF un-
derstandins the treaty in America.
Mr. Polk 10 reported to have said.
''thsrs can not be two ways Of inter-
pret!ng the burdens Of Germany"