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17O-A. Farm, 5000,
with 3 Horses 16 Cows and

heifers, 8 calves. poultry. hsrness, wagons.
sulky and walking plows. cultivators. hay load
er. dIll, binder. potato digger. long list of
other valuable implements, complete tools:
quantity oats. potatoes, wheat corn. all crops
IN barn. u mile to town. stores. schools. other
advantages. near R.R. 100 acres productive
tillage. 30-cow wire fenced pasture, large apple
orchard. other choice fruit. 1O-room house,
large basemest stock barn. big horse barn,
soft. hay barn. poultry houses, other bidgs.
Aged owner to retire at once sells everything
5000. easy terms. offering rare opportunity in
Catalogue. Farm Bargains 9 States: copy
free. =. A. sTR0UT FARM AGENCY. .1422sN,
Land Title bldg. Philadelphia
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sROOMS G. FLOORS.

Beautiful s-room home. large bedrooms.
attic; elec. light and gas; large front and
hack porches; lot 50x1i5; barn 1880. room
for cars: entire house newly painted and
papered inside and outside. Owner occupant
going to Florida desires sale, thus low
price OF $3.50. Terms. 81 600 cash.. balance
$40 per month. covers everything. Inspect
any time you wish. Sign on property; No.
Grafton ave-, Clarendon. Va, first house di-
rectly in back of Clarendon drug store. Could
he easily turned into business II new owner
80 desired Possession 20 days
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EDUCATIONAL.

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS FOR CEN
sus office, Jan. 4; also f1rst-grade clerks exam.
ination, Jan. Z, and 10. Tuition for entire
course for these examination S.. THE CIVIL
SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL, s.e. cor
18th and NV. Phone Franklin 2OS0.
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INVESTMENTS.

UNUSUAL ISvESTMENT-SToCKI IN COM
psny manufacturing an auto necessity with q
to take care Of growing new business and the
large yearly contracts for the company's
product.
Addrsas Box CIR Star Office L
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FARMS.
FOR SAIE-Co1fi11ed.

20 ACRES FINE, RICH LAND (15 T1MBER),
fronting on pike, at station Fairfax coun-
ty, Va; all or part; will build. Address Box
50-T. Star Office 90
S54 ACRES. ON RAILWAY, At STATION;
river frontage. Write for free catalogue.
AMERICAN REALTY EXCHANGE, 301A,
Southern building. Washington. e
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s ROOMS ON 2. FLOORS,
GARAGE AND / ACRE


Beautiful s-room home floors; a bed
rooms: front and back porches: pantries
electric lights: other modern improve
mentsl; garage holds l car; lot 2O0x215; I
acre: property located in Barefoot. Va. t6
miles from White Housel owner. Mr.. Glass
Inire going west; desires quick sale, thus low
price of s. $50; terms, $400 cash. balance
S5S IS per month includes every thing: inspect
any time you wish; possession days; sale
sign on property.
WALTER O'HARA,
Exclusive agent on above properties.
Main 4a2S 1909 III NV.
Brentwood, Md.
Frame 6 rooms. rec hall. full cellar. gas;
fine well water; barn and other outbuildings:
cash. This is a bargain. Act quick.
Mt. Rainier. Md.
porches, gas, gas and electric lights; fne
condition; barn, shed. hen house and run
fruit shade, flowers and shrubbery; double
lot l05xl50; s4.35o; 81 900 cash. bal. easy
terms. See this before buying.
Takoma Park, Md.
Right on car line and paved street. o extra
large rooms and BATH high ceilings. full cellar
porches. 3 bay windows. gas. elec lights
oak shade; fine corner location; lot lO5122O
This would be excellent location for gen
ersl store. Only 81, 900; 81, 900 cash, bal. easy
terms.
A. n. RUTAN, j.
Ais Kenois Bldg, 11th and G SITS
Main 6221.
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Feeding the Animals.

+. The Butcher-Loin chops are 10
cents a pound. Those off the neck. 10
cents. whieh'll you have" O. az
Mrs. Borden-Lodge take eathe
16-cent chops. I'm going TO- bread
them, anyway, so they'll look just as
MICA. T.
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NoteIon giving embroidered
der i
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E ROOMS AND 1-3 OF ACRE.

crn improvements; front and back porches;
wood house and chicken house; lot so front,
over 200 feet deep; shade trees in front lawn;
fne garden space; now vacant; almost across
from DR.. Swain's residence; about 5 blocks
south from Lacey station en- Wesh.-Va. line !;
20 minutes from 18th and Pa. ave. NV. Price,
50 600. Terms. $3.50 cash, bal. can arrange.
e II looking for small we'll kept home In
Suburbs. this will appeal to you. Inspect any
time. Sale sign on property.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS,


MONEY TO LOAN ON D. c. REAL ESTATE.
NJ. MckIBBIN. Room 906 Woodward Bldg.
Phone Main 1878
We HAVE MONEY ON HAND TO LOAN on
approved real estate security IN the p: 9. q
AND ECONOMICAL CONSIDERATION FOB
BORROWERS.
MOORE I HILL t1nc). 142o-22 h ct.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGES
on D; G: real estate. FEDERAL REAL rs:
bldg: telephone Main $40 and 971.
IN LARGE OR SMALL SUMS.
ALSO
FARM LOANS.
LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST.
LARGE LOANS A SPESIALTY.
SPECIAL LOANS ON DETACHED
OR
SEMI-DETACHED HOMES IN THE SUBURBS.
THE Il. II. SMITH CO.,
SIS 18th STREET NV,
MONEY TO LOAN.
LARGE AND SMALL SUMS ON
FIRST MORTGAGE REAL ESTATE.
Thos E FARRELL, gs9ne ss9 WoadnasS Main asS' Bldg
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FOR SALELOTS.


WAREHOUSE SITE on r.. n. AT R: 1.
ave. ne. ; cheap: nearly an acre; sell all or
part. North 500.
$3.50 for lot with 8 500 50. tt; $50 cash. bal
ancs essy: near Benninss I'd;
$3.50 for lots, Hillbrook. 1 on MINI. ave.
corner lot worth price. Terms.
$500 for . lots north side Ordway St, kenil-
worth: G. H.: 500 cash. bal easy.
Ny. REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 1923 F.
. LOTS s. SIDE CONDUIT RD., d. c., OPP
Little Falls station; water, sewer: sive-away
Mt 500: very easy terms. Mr.. WHITING
TON. 5061 Conduit road.
SITS. NV. cheap. For sale by OWNER. Call
Col. 1918 after p. m.
TWO lots ON 18th ST OPPOSITE ROCK
Greek Park Cheap for immediate suIe easy
terms. Address Box Sit Star office. 7'
CHOICEST LOCATIONS IN THE DISTRICT
Have very desirable home sites in
Chevy Chase and on 18th street extended
Moderately priced and very attractive terms.
Address Box BIT. star office.
LOTS ON McCoMB ST. WEST WISCONSIN
ave, west Cleveland Park; 45x1o5; 45c foot;
Buy now on 18th st. Prices same as before
e J. To1!rEN CO., sos Vt ave. NJ. s!as.
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS AT Low PRICES
l7l.P, Star Office. Z.
FOR sALE-TwO FINE LOTS. NONE BET
ter. 18th st. or Conn. ave. Both suitable for
bne homes apartments
Corner Of 10th and SITS. NV, opposite n
81 .0OO. 900 Scottish Rite Cathedral Size 6Tx
100 to alley. This is one Of the finest corners
in the District.
Lots and 8. in square 1862 Fronting 100
feet on Conn. ave, south of Circle and opposite
Legation ST.. Beautiful lots. We'll graded fine
trees. Average 224 feet deep. Contains DO
3D. square feet. These lots are hest obtain.
able and can be dealt for reasonab BILE terms
and prices.
FOX. Real Estate. 1911 HI NV.
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN A BUILD.
ing or investment lot with all improvements
in the best NV. section, I would be glad to
give you the details about one / am anxious
TO dispose Of. Address Box 1sO-T. Star office.
CNE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE LOTS
near Chevy Chase Circle at low price. Must
be sold quick. Address Box AIR, Star ONCE
Sc
ON wASHINGToN's MOST BEAUTIFUL
DRIVE,
18th ST. NV.
Choice building sites, with all improvements,
for home or Investment; price reasonable; terms
arranged; will help you build.
HARRY c. ALLEN, 921 18th ut. NV
CHEVY CHASE. D. O.
One Of the most attractive building sites
available In the heart Of beautiful Che W Chase.
One block from Conn. ave- On 3ith st. near
Oliver. Can he bought at the right price Oh
easy terms. Has all Improvements: on grade.
Ample shade. Phone Col. 67S6.
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New Takoma Park Homes

New Takoma Park Homes.
BARGAIN DAY. YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
Owner must sell at once brand-new seven
room house: large rooms. finished in hardwood
including floors. like furniture; all possible
conveniences - enameled gas range. kitchen
dresser. fireplace. extra toilet and tubs in
basement. Ideal hot water heating plant large
sleeping porch. Save $500 by buying now.
Easy terms.
Can save you 81 800 more il you can use
ten-room house at once. Large center hall
with winding staircase. living room. parlor Ii
brsry. dining room, Kitchen. bedroom and bath
first door. and fvIr bedrooms and bath second
floor. with stairs leading TO large attic. Gold
en-oak hoors throughout. Several hreplaces-
good ones. Electric lights. hot-wa heat
tubs and extra large basement with stora ge
cellar. Double garage.
Inquire 227 Maple ave-. Takoma Park. Col
SAW, 7s
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BY McLachlen Banking Corp'r

WATER FRONT FARMS
Beautiful Potomac site. 250 A., go A. clear,
balance timber and pulp. state highway
steamboat wharf. sr. house. . Gotta ges. GOOD
barn and outbuildings. so miles Washington
To see is TO buy. SIS, 900.
400 A. SASSAFRAS LOAN on Nanjemoy
tnavigabie), 200 A. clear. balance in uuip
Beautiful level land. highly productive. valu
able waterfront frrm at a bargain. mile,
state road. $4,000.
VALUABLE TIMBER TRACT
334 A.. conceded the best tract in Va, Louisa
Co.. miles railroad on good road Saw tim
bcr pulp. pipe piing, ties. 1t will pay tt
look it over. Owner forced to sacrifce and i
on the grounds to show.
ALBEMARLE CO., APPLE ORCHARD.
so Acres. 80 in orchard, 500 trees Albemarle,
aud Winesaps. 20 years old; 1000 tree.
LowryS. Grimes Golden years old 80,
peach trees s years old. Income this seasor
over 5000 gross. Ill-health Of owner force
sale. one-fourth mile loading station. Goos
buildings. $4,000.
MeLaehlen Banking Corp'n
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
Residence Phone North lO26-J.
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TUXEDO, MD.AA MILES OR 10 MINUTES
from Union station. rooms. bath; furnace
heat. open fireplace, cement cellar. individual
water system: piped for gas; more than 123, SOC
feet Of ground. nearly 3 acres; fine garden
spot; Il fruit trees; abundant shade. Price
includes some furniture, coal and wood; i'm.
mediate possession. Land nearby Is bringing
&c per foot. Price. $500. Terms. Phone
Columbia 39tS3-J 7s
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On D. c. Real Estate.
We act at once. Courteous treatment.
PERCY 81. RUSSELL CO. 9th and N. .. ayls
MONEY TO LOAN-S250 To $500 900 ON D..
C.. real estate. Several large trust fundA. All
transactions conducted with economical con-
WM 81. SAUNDERS & CO..
Southern bldg. S07 18th st. NV.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE At
lowest rates. Special privileges with respect to
prior payments TYLER { RUTHERFORD.
S17 18th st. NV.
REAL ESTATE LOANS A SPECIALITY.
Lowest Interest Rates. Prompt SeTvieA
GEO. W. LINkINS. 1714 Pa. ave.
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FOR RENT.

NEW, MODERN HOME WITH GARAGE, WO-
man, government employe. would share with
small family. Apply, Sunday, southwest cor
ner Of S2d and Cedar SITS. or Box 81, Mount
Rainier. Nd. - = - -. =. Ie
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WANTED.

HOUSE IN SUBURBS. WITH TWO TO TEN
acres. within ten miles of Washington; will
buy or trade city property for it; answers
should give location of property. Address
SMALL OR MEDIUM SIZED IMPROVED
house with acreage or large lot. Virginia pre-
ferred. Small payment down. Address Box
131-T. Star office. --, e
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WOODBRIDGE, n. c.
Seven-room house: all improvements: hot.
water heat; four bedrooms: i';o lots: all for
So $50. Also one bungalow, $3.50. Reason.
able terms. See
f.. A. LINGER
2S77 Rhode Island ave. me-
rHERRYDALE. wa LITTLE 5R. BUNGA-
low: electric lights and gas lot 5Ox200; COM
fortable little home; price. 81, $50: terms very
reasonable. For information call OWNER.
Asia 10. 7s
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,,,.,r,rSAFET1 FIRSI
UNITED STATES STOR AGE CO.
Rooms. $500 and up. Moving, Packing.
Phone Main 4229. 41S-420 10th Ut. nv.
Evening star., 1919-12-07

Lynch Luquer. violinist. will be the
soloist at Incarnation Church this
morning. when he will play "Priere. :,
from Gounods Messe Solennelle,". a /
the offertory, and 'Elegie." by Van
Goens, for the prelude. with Eemlie
Margaret White at the organ.
Evening star., 1919-12-07

m ~ sas As scr.s ASn p,ices are risht See az aaS
u.ake arrangements for inspection.
r. H. SMITH CO.. S16 18th St
LARGE AND MODERN FAEM. CONTAIN
ing l6o acres of good land. about 10 acres
uuder cultivation. the rest being in good
pasture and good timber land. All newly
improved outbuildings, implement shed, horse
ard cattle barn. gransry, ote large metal
corn crib, hay barn and piggery. Six-room
dwelling house and poultry house; property
situate about 16 miles from Washington, and
Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylyania rail
roads within convenient distance. Communi-
rate with us regarding price and terms.
EYON & HASSALL. 1901 H st. NV, Third
tloor Phone Main 1854.
22-ACRE FARM. "a MILES FROM CITY,
Prince Georges county, Md: six acres cleared
balance in wood: improved BY six-room bunga.
low; cellar; norches: chicken house; immediate
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS'. Iiaa u
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WAREHOUSE SITE on r. r. AT R. L.
ave. ne: cheap: nearly an acre; sell all or
ms RI North 800
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-21

Cut out the picture on all sides.
Fold dotted line its entire lenSth.
Then dotted line 9. and so on. Fold
each section underneath. When
complete turn over You'll find a
surprising result. Save the pictures.
The Washington times., 1919-08-14

Shantung affair" said DR.. Lou. shan
tung is a very important province. 1T
is the cradle OF Chinese civilization
and the birthplace OF Confucianism."
DR.. Lou was asked: I'm view OF
Japan's relations with Korea and her
activities regarding China during the
past few years. what great power
does China look to for sympathy and
understanding?
The minister answered: II sincere
~ believe America Is our disinter-
ested friend. America has done a
great deal for my country, but China,
in order to be helped, should show
that she is able first to help herself.
DR.. Lou was asked II there was any
chance OF China drifting into Boil
shevism
1T Is most probable that BSlshe-
vism will not come into China, he
declared. IF 1t does come, ii will not
stay, for Bolshevism will not take
root, upon soil which will not support
ii. 1t II a plant that is foreign to our
soil for three reasons:
81. The Chinese religion Is really
Confucianism, and the teachings OF
Confuciahism instil subordination and
respect for the elders. This teaching
permeates the rank and file Of the
whole country.
go. There are peasants, but no big
landlords in China The peasants
own their own farms, and have their
property. so the common people will
oppose it as well as the rich.
The Washington times., 1919-08-14
ENGLAND TO JAIL
ALL PROFITEERS

LONDON, Aug. 14-Great Britain
dealt a body blow 10 prospective
profiteers at dawn today when, sit
ting as a committee OF the whole
since 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon
the House of Commons passed the
bill against profiteering. The bill
was passed at SAT o'clock.
The bill included several amend
ments. One provides for the prose-
cution OF directors OF corporations,
with a penalty OF three months inn
prisonment and a fine of $1,OOO.
Another, aiming at combines, en-
powers the board of trade to make
Investigations at any time and fix
maximum prices. The amendments
also provide for the establishment OF
a central department and the admit
lance OF women to membership In
the local food costs tribunals
Laborites jeered and laughed when
an amendment was adopted proyid-
ing that the bill be applicable only
to profiteering committed after the
bill becomes a law. Lord Robert
Cecil, former minister of war trade
and Sir Donald MacLean, a liberal,
Joined in the attack, declaring the
amendment left the profiteers in pos
session OF enormous profits they had
made since the armistice.
The Washington times., 1919-08-14
CITES SOLOMON TO
JUSTIFY 8 WIVES
ccohtinuea From Page one.l

Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. stanton Wilson.
whom he married in Davenport, Iowa,
January %, 1900, and also. TO the fact
that he was a travelling salesman. He
denied that all Of his NiYss came
from religious circles and were of
unblemished character, He said:
81 don't want to throw mud, but q
number of them were designing
women, who knew that !, as travel
ing saiesnnans made from $50 to $50 q
dav end caIld ruprort then in com
paratiye luxury. I married one OF
- a.. 'Sa - - II ?
and feared disgrace to her family, 50
I took her 70 a. distant city ana mar
Fied her. was not Responsible for
her condition ~
superintendent Barber, Of the So
ciety. tor the Prevention of Crime,
who was responsible for. wilson's ar
rest and obtained his confession, said
yesterday that wilson's statement
that his first wife misbehaved was
IAN 1nvarnished lie" Mr.. Barber
said the first Mrs. Wilson, the mother
Of three children, is a most estima BILE
woman, and had shown much leniency
toward Wilson for their children's
sake before she got a divorce. Mr..
Barber has a letter written by Wilson
on Thanksgiving, 1917, three years
after ne had deserted her for the
third time, in which he praises his
first wife and says, she Is all that a
good and true woman ought to be-.
Wilson said yesterday:
a little over two years ago, in
Cumberland, Nd, 1 attended, a taber-
nacle revival service. I realized my
great crimes against humanity. and
with the love Of God newly born in
-
slate and make atonement as much as
rnitted. That night photographed to
Mrs. Louise Davis Wilson, who WAS
wife No.4 and 5, having married her
two times. She was in Detroit with
her parents.
st went to her and told OF my de-
termination, and asked il she intended
to prosecute me to do 50 at once. She
knew of my other marriages. ] told
her IL she did not, was going to
each OF the others and make the same
request.
Louise declined to prosecute, and
said IL I would pay $500 to get our
furniture out Of storage in Pittsburgh,
we would resume our home life. We
Travelled through Wisconsin together
At La Crosse we were both arrested
Louise succeeded In getting bail and
disappeared. 1 was convicted. Let
tiers recently written by Lousie> to
Governor Philip and the prosecutor at
Ashland, Wis, eXcUlpated me entirely
and was Internationally pardoned.
ST recently wrote to Mr.. Barber
that 81 a New York officer would not
be at Waupun TO arrest me when
was released would return to New
York il had TO walk to make amends
to her for my wrongs.
81 don't know whether am consid-
cred married man or not, although
feel I am. II the courts decree I am
single. il will be never again II /
am still considered a married man
and had my choice OF returning to
any OF my wives, would prefer Caro-
line Morris. Caroline is a lovely girl,
and am sincerely in-love with her"
The Washington times., 1919-08-14
America a DISTINGUISHED Friend.

The foregoing declaration was
made by Lou Tseng Tsiang, Chinese
foreign minister, who has just left
for Paris after a visit to- London to
present the respects of the Chinese
President to King George and distin-
guished members OF the British gov
ernpIent.
He also declared his belief Amer
lea is china's disinterested friend and
secuted the idea Bolshevism ever
could obtain a hold on his country.
1T is opposed to Gonfucianism, the
real religion OF China" he said.
Needs TIae to ReeupeFate.
Replying to a question as to what
is China's greatest need today, the
Chinese foreign minister said:
Most of the people say we need
finances most. do not think so.
Finances are certainly important. but
there is another more important
thing. China expects the friendly ma
tions, particularly America, to give
her a period of security "A period
during which she can reconstruct her
administration, which. above all, is
very important"
DR.. Lou declined to discuss the
Shantung negotiations or Japan's
policy. He indicated that it would be
asking too much from him to predict
what would be the result from the
boycott of japanese goods
throughout China
I'VE feel very deeply about this
The Washington times., 1919-08-14
GIRL FALLS INTO OCEAN
TRAILING RESCUED SISTER

NEW YORK. Aug. IA double
rescue took place yesterday afternoon
at Dreamland Beach. Coney Island,
with one OF the participants police
man Of duty.
Patrolman James A. McKeon, of
Long Island City. noticed a girl swim
mer sink about $50 feet OF shore. He
tore OF his hat and coat, ran out on
a jetty and jumped in. He diEed and
brought up the girl and then carried
her to shore. She was Marion lamp
lin, fifteen years old, of Brooklyn.
Her twelve-year-old sister Kath-
crime fell into the water, while follow
Rathe policeman along the jetty and
was, hauled out by Herman Moeller.
captain of the United States life-sav-
ing station.
The Washington times., 1919-08-14
WING WASHED ASHORE MAY
BE OFF LOST JAMES PLANE

NEW HAVEN. Conn.,, Aug. IA
portion Of wing of an airplane. with
the end charred, has been washed
ashore at Cosey Beach, east of this
harbor.
One theory held as to the disap-
pearance OF Capt. n. r. James, the
British aviator. was that he fell into
Long Island Sound after he had
passed over this city.
The Washington times., 1919-08-14
ALIMoNY DODGER FREED.

The petition OF Clarence ZiegIer,
former secretary to. CONGRESSMAN
Knutson Of Minnesota, fer his release
from jail, where he was committed
April Z, for non payment Of alimony.
was granted today byJustice Bailey
IN court, providing that the money
be paid Up by Decembert15.
The Washington times., 1919-08-14
CANOE CLUB REGATTA SUNDAY.

The annual regatta of the Wash
ington Canoe Club will take place
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
There will be thirteen events. A
handsome cup will be awarded. the
canoeist who has scored the greatest
number of points.
The Washington times., 1919-08-14
POLICEMEN,s UNION TO MEET.

City Policemen's Union, No. 1918,
OF this city, is going to have a meet
ing tonight at 1880 at the Musicians
Hall. 1905 z street northwest, TO NOM
mate permanent officers OF the union.
The police have engaged the services
Of Wilton ]. Lambert as attorney.
The Washington times., 1919-08-14

MISS CATHERINE GRoTH who has just been placed
IN4 in charge Of the press bureau of the American
Peace Commission at Paris Single handedly she is look
ing after the interests Of newspaper correspondents from
every country in the world American newspapemen at
Paris recently gave supper dance in her honor the only
mark Of distinction paid to any woman worker at the
conference. -.
The Washington times., 1919-08-14
Confucianism Checks
Bolshevism in China,
Says Lou Tseng Tsiang

LONDON, Aug. 14.-"China wants period of security
against exploitation and the elimination of further domna
ton by foreign powers This security think has not yet
been assured by the treaty of Versailles China wants to
develop after her own ideals not those of foreign
power
America Disinterested Friend
The Washington times., 1919-08-14
FIRE AT FIFTH AND H srs n. z.

Several companies of fire apparatus
last night responded to an alarm
sounded from Fifth and H streets
northeast, for a hre in the basement
Of the home OF Edwin Painter, 611 II
street northeast. Damage is esti-
mated at $3.50.
The Washington times., 1919-08-14

Rao6sFn D ANGLING T,s.2a
Prof Cain. Americas foremost Dancing
Master, can teach you in a few lessons n
geu can % taught Teaching exclusively
KIGHTWAY SCHOOL OF DANCING,
1913 New York Ave.
Only 1p-to-date dancing academy south Of
New York Private lessons any hour use
: Reed not have appointmeut
PHONE FRANKLIN FkEA
The Washington times., 1919-08-14

THESE suits were purchased
i to sell at $500, and we
had given up all hopes of their
ever coming.
They appeared a few days ago
and rather than return them to
the maker we decided to sell
them at the reduced price of
$3.50.
Men who buy these suits to-
day and lay them away for next
summer will be money ahead,
for there is every indication that
prices for this self same style
and quality will be much higher
than they were this summer.
They are cut in the new dou-
ble-breasted and single-breasted
waist line models and come in a e.
number of new patterns and
shades.
All sizes from 3 to AZ are
represented
In Addition:
Mems Three.piece Wool Suits of
high grade quality are on sale
at sharply reduced prices.
Men UhO are buying these suits.
for immediate or tall UeGr are
making a saving of at least
25@ as the prices of our fall
stocks haze advanced at least
that much.
.uMzMm&
y The Avenue at Ninth