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Evening journal., 1919-03-22
FASHIONS AND FADs.

Nut bread will be enjoyed in the
children's lunch basket. Make a plain
cup cake. emitting the eggs stir in fine
ly chopped nuts, either black or Eng
lsh walnuts, and bake.
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FoR SALE
Nnrrf,n or sA1n

NOTICE OF SALE
IfDEL1TY STORAGE a WAREHOUSE co.
hat there Is due 70 Fidelity storage and
Isft on storage by them with said co company; TS
that they were duly notified OF the amount
byi renistered letter, datde October 10, 1919.
thnt n said charges were not paid, goods
would be advertised on December % and 20.
cos s sWatien o rooms, sansi Isio chcstnut at &
Philadelphis, Pa, COMMUNICATING Wednesday,
January 7, 1920 Therefore, goods belong
ing TO the following persons will accordingly
W offered for sale at the time and place
above mentioned
Mrs. Il. p. Amion household goods etc.
Hirsh & Brother, books and paper.
Mrs. Blanche Keller household goods and
Miss A. L. Campbell, truck and contents.
Mrs. II. NJ Cause. pictures sewing ma
chine, trunks. househeld goods.
G. r. skinner, office furniture.
Mrs. Rose ~ Close, piano.
Simon s. Acun. household goods and piano.
Mrs sarah cowan. trunk. boxes, etc.
Mrs. Frank ]. Zerbe, trunk, sewing machine
household goods:
Mrs. NJ w Mcguire. box. suitcases, etc.
Mr.. c. w. Davis, boxes.
Harry Frying machines.
NJ Yama, poles. board etc.
r, r. Baker, trunk and painting,
r. J., Lewis, typewriter and desk, ,,.o-..
household goods, etc.
Miss A. Teufel. box
Mrs II. Tracey sewing nHclllnc:
vi. n, Hale trunks, victrola. barrels. etc
IT. G. Delabar household goods, plano, etc
Edmund Atkinson, suitcase.
Edward Short, household goods. etc.
A. NJ Butts, trunk, box
William ]. Henson. household goods.
Mrs. d. Ellis. household goods etc.
w II. Taber, Jr., marble.
John Jerome Deery. books, paper boxes,
bundles etc.
r. f. Adds. box.
W. c. Patton, Jr., glass mirrors, frame.
Anna Rut,eEe. trunk ,.
Mrs. Il. Spencer Miller, bedroom FURNITURE
william Green, suitcase.
Charles e. Ellis, chair.
Mrs Maude c. Locke. piano. baggage ana
pnrsonal effects.
Mrs. s. e. Gelsel. crib.
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FOR RENT. fine corner store. 11tb st aho,,.
MARKET, with or without upper floors:
steam neat electric lights; possession in
'sn9sry; w. Bruce Barrow. 1870 N. 18th 81.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

3Sti HAMILTON. 10 rooms
n. Cecil st, 200 block, . story S2l00.
1000 block summer st. 4 dwellings.
1873 y. 10th. II rooms; vacant
72I n. 10th II tooms vacant.
nO0 n. 18th, o rooms vacant.
4603 Ella, I rooms, eeC. lights etc, garage
2hu3 n. Goth . story, rooms est.
1911 Mt. Vernon, II rooms, baths, 40x1o0.
1000 Madison, story.
i33 Y. 32d II rooms
42i y. 18th. 13 rooms, baths, 21XlT2.
10lG Brown. . rooms, brownstone.
1923 Sp. Garden a RS, 3 baths; mod heat.
1919 Edgey rooms; $1,000: $500 cash.
500 Stillman, rooms. brownstOne; $4,000
2203 Fairmount ave, store and dwg., 16N90
to ST.
1910 Mt Vernon. IA rooms . baths; vacant
Several well-paylng central apartment
houses.
HtBBERD r WoRRELL 6 CO.,
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CRETE. II 900 So FIT: ALI. ON ONE
FLOOR CARR. wOLF MILLER, PERRY
RT,DG 1a2O CHESTNUT, ROOM 51G.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
= II II II n
CITY

FOR RENT-For tire shop or similar busi-
n ness 141S Melon st.. O rooms; 1ropms FOR
or cars In yard: rear entrance; rent $40
a. ., mont mlohth' w. BRUCE BARROW. 1870 N. 18TH
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VACANT. 1897 Groyloct st. (near 10th and
Woodland. 2-sty,, T rms porch; only $500
cash Empire Trust Co.. I4th g. Lancaster
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WOMAN desires loan from woman of
$1,000 change her house into apis center
city; security satisfactory, A los. Ledger
Office
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OLNEY
When you think of OLNEY
you must think of INSLEY
INfMEbIATE pOsSEsSION

S4500-5T00 block American st., above Chew.
twin house, excellent condition; lot 25xiOO
S48h0-200 block Sheldon ST.. rooms ana
bath. shed. electricity. stone porch newiV
painted and papered. combination gas and
coal range. laundry. N
'Gl00-Near Oney Station: rooms and
bath. garage. electric lights. hot-water heat
SIX SIX gSSHSN NEW HOUSES ON 9TH ST
Modern IN every respect; are financed I'm 10
$4,000: can he bought for $4,000 DO II quick
INsLEY. i16 w. TABOR ROAD
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

y Il. COR. MARSHALL. AND GREEN
SITS THOROUGHLY RENOVATED II
room brick house; PHOTOGRAPHIC SKY
LIGHT. roomy SIDE YARD on GREEN ST.
SUITABLE FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES;
size Of lot about 23xJG immediate possess
sion. Apply at Wunderc's Candy Factory,
1870 PeEg st topposite 44d N. I'd ST.
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Auto surrrIles-RenairlnG
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

AUTO tons seat covers, curtains cushion
1927 Germantown ave Bell. Diamond 81
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SIDEYARD PROPERTY
3-story frame dwelling, rooms, hot-water
heat; lot 25x100 feet price 10000
H. s. MILLER. 5000 Lancaster avenue.
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WANTED
DON'T SELL YOUR DIAMONDS

Get our estimate. We buy from all large
jewellers department stores and indlVlduais
tablished over 80 years. Diamonds. Jew.
nlry. hrlc-a-brac old gold and silver. we
a re paying the Increased price for diamonds
/ .IaE 4 co IL WAIN INI-f ST Eaiah lsGa
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Roof Paint, ST Gallon

Brown and black cement; prepare for win.
ter by giving your roof a coat or paint;
under the Oxley formulas and by the OXIey
methods. which make tlVe hest roof paint
paint sold throughout the state at SO a gai-
ion the black is especially recommended for
slaF and rubberized roofs and Will last Tor
years =,
Snve the snrfncc nnd Nnn envn nn
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APARTMENT HOTELS
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

l5.i y. alsT ST. price .2Ooc
1929 ~ I'd st.: price ...,............ $500
1898 Palethorpe St; price ;;....,..... 1900
GEUTHER 2430 " 2d 81.
MT VERNON ST. NEAR 10TH-Fourtecn
rooms . baths: excellent for housekeeping;
modern fro-escape; will rent for SO; price
''ggoUR J il. MASSEY & SON. 1ath and Green.
FOR sALE-Ftye G-room houses near 9th
and Columbia ave. new; rented S1I and
s15 per month: price each. $1,000 clear w
Bruce Barrow. 1870 y, 18TH 81,
FOR SALE--Centrally locat ted HreproGf
ciEht-story msnltacturiREE =, h5.4ildii1g $500
Sion. aa5 Land Title Building. - MIN
IMMEDIATE poss-Dauphln St 1850.
varG 5t s530G: H easy terms; key next next dooI hrE'
strattun sos Chestnut st. Ph. Lomb Ii47,
a9OO BLOCK n. TANEY sT.-Elec. lights
h. W. heat porch newly papcred ana
rainted winters coal goes free price SIoO0
INSTIGY. ll6 w. Tabor road. '0'0'
EoLoRED tenants can buy homes. all sec.
tons 500 down, balance same as rem,
KENNEDY. 400 s. Van Pelt ST.
1924 GRATz sT.--0 rooms. all cows. good
location $4,000. GLENN 1917 Columbia
ave. "
1911 s. BROAD sT.--i5 rooms; modern. LOT
200 It, 10 rear St, immediate possession
JEROME b. JARDELLA, 1888 Christian 81
s51 N. PATH sT.-Desirable modern dwell
ing. must be slld want offer.
j. r. MASSEY 4 SON, 18th and Green.
MAKE OFFER. 1851 s. Taylor 81. a roon,.
and bath. FARRELL. 4 10 s. goth 81.
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Country Merchandise Store

Doing 500 GOO Yearly and constantly in
CreasinE: Post office attached, in beautiful
EUcks county village, within 3d-milcs Phi,a,,
large modern store building With elevator,
water heat, porcelain equipped bathroom.
electric irh.s through houso and store large
real estate only sil 900. chcan at Si5. 6O,i; O,ii
stock on Inventory win invoice about $40
600. golden opportunity Brv 100. PcrkA-
sic or Beil phone 7l-3-Porkdslc.
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STORAGE BATTERY sales manager wanted
by exclusive distributor 20 introduce and
market well-Snown standard automobile bat
tory 10 dealers in PennsNlyania, southern
Jersey, Delaware. Maryland and Virginia
applicant state aEl, education CEucriencc
and whether married or single: also give
telegraphic address. man selected VIII
celye salary. gvD-U-eS snare Of profits and
business; applications treated In confidence
N 1876. Ledger Omlce.
500 wEEKLY--Go into business; mako biz
SOUTHERN PRALINES''; new business:
enormous profits: tremendous demand: won
darful oppnrtunity. Write Southern Candy
Co. 544, New Orleans La.
PHILADELPHIA compan-. with 1 equipped
manufacturing plant machinery, offers
opportunity to young man taking an active
interest. who can develop selling ability, for
Ledger Office.
doing good business; acres OF ground IS-
room house. bungalow, outbuildngs 20 min
utes from Baltimore; suitable for partner
ship Apply Budlow Chase. Md,
BIG MONEY in hoEs we breed. feed and
give you half the profits; money-back guar
antee: bank references: write for pa rtlcu-
lars Birdhaven Farms. 602 Kansas civ
Life. Kansas City. Mo
COAL business for sale. old-esta blisiied busi-
ness. large tonnage yard well located
up-to-date equipment; owner viii consider
a i2S Ledger Office.
WOMAN desires loan from a woman a,
$500; change her house into apts center
city; security satisfactory A 10s. Ledger
Onice.
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PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

PUBLIC SALE. 21-acrs farm to close Wood
Estate: finest location Montgcmery Co,
Monday, Dec, 20. on premises at 2:30; situ-
HILL Colonial dwelling, barn. outbuildngs
same day IL O'clock, all stock crops. farm
implements, household goods. etc. Further
information. apply HENRY C, BIDDLE.
AMBLER.
3S ACRES: 1O-room house. modern improve
ments everything in accordance; YOU will
have to see to appreciate; price SO 600
mortgage of $4,000 can remain, JOHN A.
JOHNSON, 323 Swede st, Norristown. Pa.
2O-ACRE FARM. fully equipped S-roon
dwelling lawn. shade and fruit: barn and
all outbuildings lasting water. Very good
at $72UO. JOHN A. JOHNSON, 323 Swede
st NorristoWn Pa.
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DIAMONDS BOUGHT
PIANOS, PLAYERS, TUNING, ETC

LARGE SHIPMENT Of railroad unclaimed
freight--Talking machines. Including Vtc-
tors and other popular makes: absolutely
brand new. every machine guaranteed 10 he
sold for chargesi can be seen and demon.
strated at Keystone Purchasing and Saies
Co. 1913 " 81 ST., agents for railroad mr.
cialmed freight.
PIANO-PI4AYER. SS note, S276; worth 5000
This Instrument is In nrst-class condition:
rare bargain; must be seen TO be appre-
ciated; beautiful instrument For particu-
lars call or write 3l30 Kenslngton.
LESTER made player. IS note. good cond- I:
94i0; with ie rolls; come quick bargain
w. A. North Co, 1sl3 y. Allegheny ave
NEW Chlckering half-grand player-piano
value s24aO. will sacrifice for quick sale
Apply oil Weightmnn Bldg, Locust 1920
VICTOR Victrola ti25 and Is records
( sil9hfly used. SIh complete
~ A, North Co, lst3 e. Allegheny ave
vfcTRoLAa and records, COINS out of bust
aeas: cut prices. SCHNEIDER. 1888 G,a ave.
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DIAMONDS BOUGHT

ANY SIZE-PRICE NO OBJECT
Pawn Tickets for Diamonds Bought
KELLY & CO.. a32 CHESTNUT 'ST
Suite 81 81. Over Childs' Restaurant. Priv
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BUSINESS PERSONALS
PAWN TICKETS

BOUGHT FRON PRIVATE pEOPLT,
TrRA,NSssACTIoNs, ,CIoNlFIIpENTlAIa Full
BiDG. 18TH AND MARKET ROOM Eli
IOIrRS II 40 4 NJ 10 go = N - -.
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REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
r. E.-sALE OR EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE WANTED

LOGAN ground to exchange for small cour
try place. Pa. PHI. Dia. $3.50 J. 1885 N.ITt
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wISsAHICKON

Observation-Disclosures
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wOOI,NJRN

NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ATLANTIC CITY
COTTAGES and apartments sale or rent
Consult ASHER. 10 S. Vermont ave
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GROCERY STORE SPECIAL

Located on one OF most prominent West
plla. transfer cornors. completely and mod
ernly equipped and doing "a husinesg ur $500
20 $1,000 weekly Rent S75 per month.
lease. Price $1,000 for fixtures stool, and
all. This place could positively not he re-
placed for less thnu Si5OO Must be- sold
by January lst hence this big bargain,
LOWENSTEIN 1901 cnes,nu, st.
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CENTRAL

Several properties 100 block X. Sd St,
with possession. IL. MALERMAN. 56l.-
5G5 D,"Ncl Bldg. Lombard 30lS
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JCAH' % kensington ave
DESIRABLE property in block 1900 Susque-
hanna ave; possession; price $1,000.
LEVICK & WOLDOW 701 Walnut St
DESIRABLE cor. in best blk of Girard ave. :
rnnt $500. mtg. Sl4,u0u: price SIT 500
short lease Levick Woldow. 707 Walnut.
SEVERAL desirable business properties on
Cirtrd ave Waldman. lll9 Girard ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-29

We arc in a position to affer few stores
that remain for sale; quick action necessary;
IOHN T. DOYLE ,s,a%,no a7so ..
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FLORIDA

FOR SALE or rent. by, owner, attractive
town winter home furnished, at Sea breeze
Fla heated by furnace, electric lights 10
rooms and bath. I tireplaces; garage: citrus
fruits: facing Halifax ave. and river; near
Atlantic Ocean and best hotels. William b.
Hatch. Ypsianti, Mich, until December 81
Visala Calf after January
FLORIDA-We will build your home on
productive farm land near Jacksonville
at SO per month. Write Jax Heights Co.,
Jacksonville. Fla.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-29

SEVERAL central lots told buildings) suit
able for Improvement; located near Broad
st automobile district and in other accessible
600 ~ Sl5O,OO0; also some single
lots suitable for shops, garages, film eN-
changes etc.
ARTHUR ROSWEIIn 223 \. 13th st
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REAL EsTArE FOR SALE
WAYNE JUNCTION

WAYNE JUNCTION
$2700 WILL purchase 1912 Cayuga St; o
rooms, bath, 2-story, porch dwelling to
rear driveway; bargain.
WICK q YoLLMER, 1921 Germantown ave
THIS is your oppor TO get the cheapest
broom porch-front house in Philadelphia;
good con-; 4i41 N Goth st.. price $4,000. APP
ply owner, B22 Chestnut ST., second floor.
wIssAHICKON
PORCH FRONT. o rms. and plastered shed;
electric, steam heat; semidetaChed; price
S000O J. w clayton. 1888 Frsnkford ave
PENNsYLvANIA-sUB
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GT.ENSIDE
Building Lots
MERTON

FERGUSON tracts opening 1000 more lots
S65 to $3.50: guaranteed title: Liberty
Bonds taken; buy now before the spring rush
send Tor booklet, Ferguson. Front York.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

FURNISHED AHARIm ENTS
SINGLE ROOMS; also small housekeeping
suite: several different locations in the
extremely desirable Spruce st. section. APP
ply I'LL Spruce ST.
SPRUCE ST. 16lO-Reautifully furnished
rooms; some private baths ! housekeep-
inr suite transient rates II desired.
FCRN. APIS. cent loo. by week II desired
Sherwood Apt. Agency, 225 $. Broad st.
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
lO'rH AND WALNUT. S. Il. COR.-House-
keeping APARTMENTS, third floor. rooms
and bath, 500 nor month. ,
BROAD N. 1sO5--Furn. housrkpg suite;
very clean hot-water heat: ref owner.
Furnished
FIVE ROOMS and bath, completely fur
nIshed for housekeeping; Immediate pos.
session; on G3d st. boulevard. Sherwood
Apartment Agency, 225 S. Broad st. Phone
Locust Gl7.
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2l7 n. RAMSEY ST.--Newly papered and
painted, Dutcn hai': price $3500 Apply
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BOARDING
APARTMENTS

GRATz ST. N, 212O--Tabe board; goo,
home cooking
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10 HOUSES, $500 BLoCZ WALTON AVE. ;
MICHAEL. a. MALONEY 1927 s Goth
Evening star., 1919-03-21
SOVIET TAKES STEP FOR
RECOGNITION BY u. S.
Russ Governments Plans for Re-
construction and Peace Are
Lauded by Martens.

NEW YORK, March 21-As the
first step toward obtaining recog-
milton by the Unitsd States, the Rus
sian soviet government is prepared
to deposit 100000. 900 in gold with
American and European banks for
the purchase of supplies needed in
reconstruction work, according to a
formal statement issued here by L..
G. A K. Martens. American repre-
sentative of the Demidoff Iron and
Steel Works in Moscow. through the
"Dureau ,of representatives of the
Evening star., 1919-03-21
FOE PREPARATION
| PERPLEXESPARLEY
State of Germany's Finances
Is Not Yet Determined
by Allies.
BY OLIVER OWEN KUHN.
Stan COrrespOndent Of The Star.

PARIS, March 3.-There is an old
English adage, you can't have your
cake and eat it,"
In application of this rather homely
philosophy in the settlement of Ger
many's financial obligations to the
world the members of the reparations
commission of the peace conference
have a tremendous task. In view of
the extremely chaotic conditions in
Germany and the ever readiness of
the junker elements to make harsh
peace terms a signal for counter
revolt. with no end of consequent
difficulties from the allied standpoint,
the fixing of any amount naturally
has to be somewhat of a haphazard
proposition.
The true state of finances in Ger
many has not been determined by the
allies. Germans themselves are in
doubt, as financial noses have not
been counted by the new govern
ment. Should the allies arbitrarily
impose figure which Germany shall
pay in the form of reparations for
damages done, and this figure ex-
ceeds all chance of payment. or should
it be large enough to increase the
extremely dangerous disorganization
will be left much in the same posi-
ton as Germany after the treaty Of
Brest Litovsk, when the Russians
said in effect well. you have ex-
acted your pound of flesh. Now COL
lect it if Won can"
Evening star., 1919-03-21
COMPETITION AT END.
Building Association Teams in
Stock Sale Drive Attend Banquet.

The drive" of the Northeast Building
Associa ton for additional shares of
stock, which ran for three months, ter
minated last night, when the team cap
tanned by W. Charles Heitmuller was
the guest of the losing team, captained
by J. l.. kopp.
The winning team was first banqueted
and later entertained with program of
music and dancing. The affair was held
in the Office of the association. at goth
street and Rhode Island avenue north
east. J. L. Sherwood, president of the
association, presided Announcement
was made that eighty-fve new shares
were subscribed to yesterday. The as
ISOLATION was Organized September, 1916:
Evening star., 1919-03-21
Allies Seek to Avoid.

And the allies. it must be stated
want nothing to do with a PROPOSE
tion like this. If they can hit upon
| an amount which Germany can rea-
sonabiy pay and then obtain settle
| ment that is the course preferred
hasten the day of rehabilitation OF
allied armies in Rhineland.
If Germany should object to the
peace terms without hope of agree
ment and leave the burden of car
ryinG them out upon the allies. then
Rhineland would have to be sent on
into Germany to restore economic
financial and industrial order that the
bill which they present may be even
tually collected. Obviously this is
not desired.
shall Germany pay is closely inter
woven with the demands of certain
clements in France that Germany be
not only forced to settle for the costs
Of reconstructing northern France,
Belgium and other overrun sections
tribute the entire cost Of the war
This policy of the French has proven
a stumbling block to the other allies.
The Americans and British would
assess the fulleIt possible amount
upon the Germans. but give them
fair chance Of restoring themselves
to such position that they will be
able to meet the burdens imposed
through fair competition.
1t is admitted in this respect. how
ever, that even under most favorable
circumstances Germany will have diff
ficulty in meeting any obligations be-
cause of systematic efforts being
made throughout the world to boy
colt the Hun in international trade.
In trying to show how hopeless
would be the proposition of saddling
all war expenses upon the central
powers, Joseph Kitchin,. the English
statistician, gives the following es-
timated table of war expenses in
francs, worth 20 cents each:
Evening star., 1919-03-21
| Russian socialist federal soviet re-

Russian socialist federal soviet re-
public"
Martens asserted the soviet gov
ernment had laid firm the founda-
tions for we'll ordered development
of their society" and that his gov
ernment lis sincerely anxious to
have hoStilitieS cease in Russia and
to enter into agreements with the
American government for the peace
able withdrawal of American troops
from Russia"
Mr. Martens asserted that his gov
ernment was prepared to purchase
in this country great quantities OF
such commodities as railroad sup
plies agricultural implements and
machinery.
Russia, he said, was prepared to
sell flax. hemp, hides. hristles, furs.
lumber grain, platinum, metals and
minerals.
Evening star., 1919-03-21
New Trimmings
Spring Neckwear, SOC

CCORES of Spring Novelties in
- Women's Neckwear of flet
lace, organdy and Georgette
crepe. Collars of every approved
shape-round, pleated. tuxedo. etc.
Also collar and cuff Sets. White.
and all colors. and white COM
bined with colors. soc.
SPORT HANDKERCHIEF
Women's colored border and plain
and coiored center handkerchiefs,
sro'asfea s'sS S"''s eorners. S''h s%s 12IzC
VEILINGS-All the popular col
ors in fancy mesh wells. showing
scrolls, and Beauty" en
figures. Values up to QUO
S1.00. Yard ......
Evening star., 1919-03-21
Comment on Hitchcock,s Trip.

Republican leaders were speculating
today on a Coblenz. Germany. dis
patch. announcing that Frank II.
Hitchcock. former postmaster general
and previously manager Of the sue
Evening star., 1919-03-21

cessful Taft campaign. was q spec
tator at Gen. Pershing's review OF
troops He is quoted as saying he
was merely on 4 sightseeing trip.
The State Department has announced
that passports are lot being issued
IN Si q
Evening star., 1919-03-21

A bill is before the Minnesota legis-
lature providing for an eight-hour day
for women engaged in Industrial en-
p1pyn1apt
The Washington times., 1919-09-16
MACON COPSREFUSE
TO GIVE UP UNION

MACON. Ca. Sept. 16.-City police
and firemen were on duty as usual
here today, following the decision of
the civil service commission, reached
early this morning, to postpone action
on the demand that the men either
turn in their union cards or their
badges.
I'VE want to give everybody time
to cool off," one of the commission
er'E said.
The demand that the police and
firemen dissolve their union followed
a mass meeting of citizens late yes
terday. Resolutions passed at the
meeting were acted upon by the civil
service commission within an hour
and the men were notified that as
each shift went on duty they would
be expected to turn in their union
cards or their official badges. This
the men refused to do.
Il was announced today that the