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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-12-12
AMERICAN LEGION TIES
NATION WITH COMMON BOND

In his farewell address to the new
national executive committee OF the
American Legion, at Minneapolis on
Nov. 13, Henry d. Linsley, the re-
firing national commander, said in
part:
II ask you, my comrades, to carry
with you from this convention a very
solemn obligation to put the spirit
of the American Legion ,as 1t has been
demonstrated throughout the con-.
vention from the standpoint OF ma
tional good that has occurred since
the Civil war. 1t ties our country to-
gether with a bond such as never be-
fore been known. II assures US and
our children of the benefits OF the
constitutional government of the
United States.
The resolutions that passed this
convention are most momentuous in
recent history. There's not the shad-
ow of a doubt of this. No member
OF the congress, In the senate or in
the house will fail to read carefully
each one of these resolutions and Will
refer to them again and again dur
ing the coming year and thereafter.
And by what the convention has done
those in public life will largely deter
mine their course; for they know
that this is a non-political association
and will remain so, 1t has neverthe-
less set a standard for those occu-
plying positions in the public life Of
this. nation. those who cannot live
up to this standard, in either party.
are going to be retired to private
life.
81 did not intend, my comrades, to
say as much as have here today. /
only wanted to express my personal
admiration for our new National
Commander; to ask you. in a way
perhaps that he cannot. for that sup
port which is so essential to his sue
cessful administration; TO thank you
for your loyalty and your friendship
for me and to have you know there
can never come to me in life any
thing that l shall hold dearer than
the honors you have conferred on me
in this convention.
These things. dear indeed today,
will become sweeter and sweeter in
the years to come. hope that. year
after year. you and will meet faes
to face and again clasp hands. re
Evening star., 1919-08-31
TOWN BURNS IN JAPAN.
Visitation Causes Death and Injury
in Japanese Community.

TOXIC, July Is Correspondence of
the Associated Press).-A disastrous
fire at the town of Yawata-Machi near
Nagoya yesterday practically wiped
out the town, which was composed of
about 1000 houses and buildings.
All public structures, including post
sflces and hotels. were consumed and
q number Of persons were Killed o.
Injured.
Evening star., 1919-08-31
EASTERN OHIO FARMS

have over 400 the best farms ever sa~
located ali over eastern Ohio. drop a card and
get my free catalogue. II. II. Masters. Agt.,
Cambridge. Ohio.
IL ACRES OF FERTILE. ALL CLEAR LOAN.
in crops; highest section; half in crops; made
81 900 this season; large S-room honne: ont
buildings; fruit large stream along place;
miles to District: stone road in Maryland;
half hour by auto to Center Market; 1000;
half cash. GEO. G. WALKER. Kenois bldg.
dth and G. u
Evening star., 1919-08-31
FARMS.
FOk SALE-Continued.

FOk rSALE-Continued.
MODERN PoUraRY PAINFULLY EQUIP
ped: 10 miles out. 1!209 chickens: feed; crops;
fruit. Address Box 277-C. Star office. u
FARM AND sUBURBANst. PROPERTIES
road; excellent location. HARRY. NJ. MAR
TIN, 134 10Th st. NV. Room 113.
LARGE BLUE GRASS FARMS. SMALL
farms. near city on steam and electric roads;
n KINCHEL1OE 945 Pa. ave, washington.
n. c. Phone Main CAST.
IN MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA.. FROM II
to 325 acres: prices right. See and
make arrangements for inspection.
+. II SMITH CO. SIS 18th st.
FOR sALE-ls7-ACRE FARM: IN EXCEL
lent condition. 100 acres being clear rich soil.
standing timber; new corn house and wagon
shed: new barn 60x10o feet: Sroom dwelling.
in good condition: new 4-room tenant house.
This farm is well watered and will make an
excellent dairy farm. but soil is snited for
raising of any crops. Three miles from steam
railroad and good roads leading thereto. Can
KASSAIL. 1901 Fl ST. NV, Washington. D. G.
Phone Main 6564. Room 3oa. 81.
NEW JERSEY BARGAIN So
cash. 81 monthly buys two acres fine land: Full
way New York city.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FARM
NEAR REDLAND. IN MONTGOMERY
COUNTY. MARYLAND.
public auction. on the premises the ZADOC
MAGRUDER FARM of 4s1 7-ls acres. near
NESDAY. THE THIRD DAY OF SEPTEM-
RER. 1919. AT THREE PM OF the farm
331 acres are in excellent state of cultiva-
ton. and about 100 acres in good oak chest
nut and hickory timber. 1t is divided into 10
fields, and all we'll watared and fenced and
is very productive. The improvements consist
Of large 10-room brick residence. large stable
barrack. courthouse. wheat granary and other
necessary outbuildings and three tenant dwell
ipgs This farm is good roads connecting
with Derwood and Gaithersburg stations. on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and leading
to Washington D. C., and Frederick, Md.
For further particulars write to
- FRANK HIGGINS and
JOHN E. MUNCASTER.
Trustees, Rockville, Nd.
au2 9.16.23. .3031, ,se1.2
Evening star., 1919-08-31
WANTED-MONEY.

wANTEDLTo BORROW s. 800; WILL GIVE
first mortgage on apartment house. Address
Box 250-C. Star Office. IL
Evening star., 1919-08-31
FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE.
FOR SALE-APARTMENTS.

SMALL APARTMENT HOUSE NEAR SCOTT
Circle; income. "a 500 per annum. Price,
$21 900 including all furniture and 10 tons
coal Address Box 312-B, Star Office. 2s
YOUR HOUSES OR APARTMENTS
FOR SALE OR FOR RENT
SHOULD BE LISTED WITH
LEE D. IATIMER CO.,
l434 NEW YORK AVE. FRANKLIN ,6lO5.
WE ARE OFFERING A HIGH-CLASS.
entirely detached apartment house.
containing IL apartments, lot 61x
100, side and rear alleys. west Of 18th
St. at a price that is right apd will
net a good income the Investment
LEE D. LATIMER CO..
1884 y. I. ave. NV. Franklin 61Q6.
Evening star., 1919-08-31
SHORE PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-AT NORTH CHESAPEAKE
Beach. small cottage. furnished; $3.50 for quick
sale. See Mr.. J. W. HAYES. at North Ches-
apeake Beach. or R. Z. DOVE. 5u st. Ae. g
Evening star., 1919-08-31
FARMS.
FOR SALE.

1OO-ACRE FARM FOR SALE BY OWNER:
acres wood. balance clear; good truck and
tobacco soil; half in grass; good buildings;
miles District: concrete road; at Largo, Md.
NJ. {. LOyENDAHL, 1115 c ST. ne.
l25-Acre Farm $3.50, with
Stock, Tools, Crops,
On improved road miles town: close worlds
best markets for products from machine worked
fields; spring watered pasture; estimated 500
cords wood apple orchard. other fruit; 7-room
house. barns milk poultry houses, ETC.; feeble
owpers low. price, 81, $50; easy terms; if taken
now includes pair horses. cows. poultry. long
list tools, wagons, harness, hay, vegetables
etc.; details page q Catalogue Bargains 10
States: copy free. Strout Farm Agency,
1422-N, Land Title bldg. Philadelphia.
FARM FOR SALE BY OWNER: 81 ACRES;
Is acres in timber; 16 miles from Washing
ton ON the VIVA. electric line; near pike.
Address Box 2S3-c. Star ofice.
Evening star., 1919-08-31

FOR IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION.
JUST COMPLETED.
One 7-room house all modern con-
veniences: hardwood floors; screens:
sleeping porch: garage; poultry house
and fenced yard right near car line.
$6.5O0-Part cash: balance monthly.
ONE 5-RO6M BUNGALOW.
Cas- elec. and all other modern
conveniences: Baltimore boulevard:
near line. s. $50.
Apply to Owner,
A. GORDON.
Riverdale, Nd.
Evening star., 1919-08-31
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR sALE-Conffnued.


CHEVY CHASE. D. C.LBUNGAIOw: 8
rooms and baths: hot-water heat: ami:
ireproof garage in cellar: built for a home:
$4,000. address Box 2sl-C. Star ONCE. I.
6 ROOMS AND GARAGE
Comfortable. 2-story. Groom home: eiec. lights
(no other modern impts): garage room for
cars: bedrooms on End floor; also small room
for bath. without fixtures; screened End story
sleeping porch. 9x17: covered front and back
porches; attic storage space: splendid chicken
houses hold 100 hens each: grapes . fruit
trees; raspberries. flowers. etc; ground 4 nice
lots. fronting 1913 feet street by average
depth of 40 feet, containing over u of an
acre: located in Radnor Heights, go feet
Our sign hous~:- owner occupant tMr.
Oslage): will be vacant Sept. .: inspect now
or any time yon wish: Price $3.50. Terms.
500 cash. balance S3S per month. includes
everything. See this. Places like this hard
to get SO near Washington and near ca.
lines
w. O'HARA
Wilett & Reinecke Co.. 1909 Fl NV
Exclusive Agent. Phone Main 1923
CLARENDON. vA.-6-RooM HOUSE. ALI
7-rocm house will be finished in thirty days:
broom houses under construction. Monthly
payments. Lots. $500; $3.50 per month with
out interest. Twenty minutes from 18th and
PENNSYLVANIA ave. via electric railway at Vim
son station. Apply C. W. Fitch, on property.
or 401 Colorado bldg. Main 4l9s..
Washington Country C1uh l.
DESIRABLE SIX ROOM HOUSE; GOOD OUT
buildings: 30 minutes from 18th and Pa. ave.
NV: bargain at 5000; one half cash de-
CLOSE TO DISTRICT, NORTH OF CITY,
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES:
One-15 acres. house, barn. irst-class for
trucking; on oiled road
Two-6la acres, large oak. trees: surround
ed by wire fence; on oiled road. Price. So. $50.
Three-1s acres; electric light: electric cars:
oiled road; terms to suit purchaser. Price,
81. 500.
Four--s acres. on oiled road. Price, 81 400
HARRY NJ. MARTIN.
134 1ath ST. NV. Room 113.
IN CHEVY CHASE AND ADJOINING SUB
urh-Homes with good lots. 81 900 to S13, 500.
Consult before buying.
HARRY N. MARTIN.
134 18th st. NV. Room 113.
CHEVY CHASE HOME SITE-RARE OPPoR-
payment. if desired Price, $3.50 to $3.50.
HARRY NJ. MARTIN.
734 18th ST. NV. Room 113.
BARGAIN NEAR WOODBRIDGE. D. c.
Well built tile bungalow: good location: six
rooms on one floor: hot-water heat: all i'm
provements; large lot. Only $1,000. Terms.
See +. A. LINGER.
2377 Rhode Island ave.
NEW BUNGALOWS ROOMS AND BATH;
modern in every respect: near cars. Price.
81 0OO: easy terms ROBERT f. FUNK
HoUSER, 35th and Bunker Hill rd., Mt.
Rainier. Md. Phone Hyattsville $50. 81
FOR SALE-AT HYAT1SvILLE, Md RM.
and bath dwelling: lot 100x150; central loca-
ton; furnace heat; finished attic; 81. 500. Ad
dress Box 151-C. Star Office. 3l'
NEW MODERN GROOM HOME: EXCELLENT
location near cars. For information phone
Bethesda 77W. r. A. CONDOR, owner. 81
MCLEAN. VA.-ABoUT 1A ACRES OF LAND
chicken house and run; ali inclosed by wire
fence: place only couple minutes walk from
ply to JOS. A. HERBERT & son, 515 East
Capitol st.
Evening star., 1919-08-31

FOR SALE
Desirable eolored pur-
chaser-In best NV.
section city, to 9 nm.
houses. Prices, $e,65o to
$3.50. Cash, 5000 to
= $500, balance as rent.
"a. For full particulars see
3 me, week days after &
pm; Sunday, 9 am. to
0p.m.
B. B. P1NN, Agent,
1z35 Walter St. Sc,
Evening star., 1919-08-31

REAL BARGAIN-1S-ROOM HOUSE; LARGE
chicken house; garden; six lots: all kinds of
fruit; $4,000, part cash. OWNER, - Green
st. Sc.
Evening star., 1919-08-31

wANTED-To BUY FOR ALL CASH,
q six or eight room house. all modern
improvements in Brooklaud. Address
Box 1s0-A. Star office.
Evening star., 1919-08-31
HOLLOW TILE BUNGALOW.

rooms. bath; g1s. elec. Hghts; hardwood
h0lah, cellar. hight and dry, size house: hun
dry tubs. garden. nowe1. lawn; Chicken
b0ue, 10 minutes auto, 25 minutes carr to
Tfeasury; lot 501150; s. 900; substantial c.sh
rpAyment- Address Box 119-A, Star once. q.
Evening star., 1919-08-31
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
3l6 MOUNT PLEASANT ST.: LARGE COR.
ner store: suitable for any kind Of business.
J. LEO KoLR. go New York ave. NV. Main
Evening star., 1919-08-31

HOUSES, LARGE OR SMALL. TO SELL IN
Alexandria county, Va. Having personally
made over 100 sales in nearby Virginia in past
so months and 10 years experience as real
estate salesman. perhaps it would be to your
advantage to list your Va. property for sale
with me- No sale. no charge. ". o'HARA.
WILLETT & REINICKE CO.. 1909 II NV.
Phone Main 1923.
Evening star., 1919-08-31

POSSESSION SEPT. I'd
5-foom bungalow: large rooms. fire.
plAce. hot-water heat electric lights;
lot 50x125; price, 81, 800; terms, $500
cash. bal. so mo-. including all in
terest.
PERCY II. RUSSELL co
9th and New York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1919-08-31

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-BUNGALOw:'
rooms and baths: hot-water heat: ami.
ireproof garage in cellar: built for a home
sl3, 900. Address Box 231-C. Star ofbce. 1"
Evening star., 1919-08-31

WANTED-TO BUY GROOM HOUSE. LARGE
lot. about s., 900. in Md. or Va; small cash
payment large monthly payment. State price
end location. Address Box 5S-C, Star Office.
Evening star., 1919-08-31

BRO0KI.ARD, d. C.-BUNGALOw; 3 ROOMS
and hath: furnace heat; large lot: beautifully
lncsted: a.mL; $3.50; easy terms. Address
Boz 2oeC> Stxr oEnca. ~
Evening star., 1919-08-31

SHACK OR CABIN ON OR NEAR POTOMAC
river prefer Maryland side; will lease or rent
for sny period Address Box 23-D. Star Office .
Evening star., 1919-08-31

BUNGALOW. NEW, FROM OWNER; FIVE
rooms, bath: all city conyeniences: new ga
rage; garden. completely fenced: front porch
one block off Baltimore w shington pike five
miles from 9th and G; Spa St, Cottage City,
Nd. Telephone Hyattsvile 395-W.; $500;
reasonable terms. No dealers. l.
MY sfX-ROOM HOUSE AND TWO ACRES.
chickens. hog and garden included: near Seat
Pleasant. Md; on good auto road; 15 min.
from cars. II You want a bargain apply at
once 22S East Capitol 1T. IL
Evening star., 1919-08-31

SOME WELL LOCATED SUBURBAN LOTS
or tract of land available for immediate build-
ing purpose; near car line. c. A. Wallace, 15S
Randolph pl. Phone 6404 North.
Evening star., 1919-08-31

wANTED-2e TO 40 ACRES OF LAND. Z
room house larger. good outbuiIdings;
not over mile from jitney or car line;
can pay cash; by Oct. l. Address Box 279e,
Star Office a.
Evening star., 1919-08-31

BEAUTIFUL MI-BCNGALOw-s ROOMS.
bath. large front porch. gas. electricity: large
lot with shade and hedges chicken house {:
highest section Hyattsville: close to cars:
81. $50: easy terms. OWNER phone Hyatts-
vile 212-W.
ONE 5-ROOM HOUSE. ONE 7-RoOM CALI
fornia bungalow; ami Take Rockville car
Wisconsin ave. and St. get off DeIray ave.
Woodmont Ask for Mr.. Clubb owner. or
phone Bethesda %. 2s
Evening star., 1919-08-31
FOR EXCHANGE.

LARGE. ACTIVE list OF RESIDENCES,
business and suburban properties. apartments,
building lots and farms which exchanges
can be made: are making a speciality and
have many advantageous propositions.
THOMAS ]. FISHER Il CO., Inc.s
73S 18th st. NV.
Exchange Department
Evening star., 1919-08-31

Two-STORY BRICK: DEEP LOT: RENTED
TO white. for s222 year snap at 81 $50; terms:
Euciid st. near Georgia ave. Address Box I'D,
Star Office.
ATTORNEY. REPRESENTING CLIENT WITH
ZOO. wants to invest in small investment
property; submit what you nave agents. Ad-
dress Box 3lS-C, Star office. Sc
Evening star., 1919-08-31
OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE.

FLORIDA-WE WILL BUILD YOUR HOME
on productive farm land near Jacksonville at
SO per month. Write JAX HEIGHTS CO.,
Jacksonville Fla
FARM-2Sk ACRES; LOCATED ON SALT
water, in sight of Chesapeake bay; beautiful
view; large dwelling, s porches excellent
order; barn. courthouse. several other outbuild-
inss: plenty shade; orchard strawberries IA
bushels planted: boating, fishing, Grabbing
bathing; harbor for launch; convenient to
churches. excellent schools; telephone through
out the country; daily steamers to Baltimore
and Norfolk: one of the most attractive homes
In this section. Price. 81 500. Address JOHN
X. LASDON, Cobbs Creek p. o., Mathews CO.,
Va '
Evening star., 1919-08-31

IDEAL 3-story house directly
overlooking and on Rock Creek
valley; 2 blocks from Mt. Pleas
ant cars; S bedrooms and sleep
ing porch; 2 baths; electricity; !;
hot-water heat; instantaneous
hot water Price, SIS, 500. Cash
payment of 5000 required. Adj,
dress Box SIC. Star Office.
Evening star., 1919-08-31
D. LhN I LIINOEN,
90S New York Ave.
l2d NooeA
Continued

FOR SAIE-ON ST. BETWEEN 17th AND
18TH $40 room house. hot-water heat; by
owners A. L. SATTERWHITE, 1905 l4th
St NV.
Evening star., 1919-08-31
COLONIAL TEACH PROPERTY,

OWNER HAS SIX NICE. LARGE LOTS,
good section Of the city, near car line. short
distance from post ofbee; will sell reasonable
on small monthly payments; II you have build
ing and loan now is the time to select your
lots Address Post Odice Box 1865, city. 31s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06
nickel DISAPPEARS IN
Shades Of THE PAST

This years fair VIII be conn etc in
every partrul ar--cxcept one,
Nons Of the scores Of things that
have contributed 10 the success of
previous fairs win be rnissif except
0ue
u The cord On the fa 'str'a bag af tricks
viii be empcfiisfed with ia new tasse'
bobby -horses will prAnce 20 the strains
NJ s.jAzx": the missing link will be en-
vowed with a nhw ana thrilling origin.
but the ADJUSTMENTS of yore will Ire
substantially tae Same. though they
- dolied-lIp in modish raimenl we
.1han recognize the friends OF our
xouth and mourn TO single loss~-ex-
Nept one.
TIA fve~cent piece. affectionately
Nickel" and 'Jitney' hy the past gen
e411tAszr-GI vital part Of all other fairS.
The open sesa me" 20 modest side
6JkdNE the Wherewathal ~ queench a
burning thirst. twith cooling soda wa
tArl will be co. spicuous by its absence
1T - no taefe. The coin st.ll s&4srs but
- Ne1aAde unit the nickel OF the past
y 6uly bf the past
aowu along the Midway will range
&rd11 q W dime upward Coca Cola.
4111~k0la. all the numerous colo
a WITH fts branches and shoots
III 4kfk lore, Will cost a dime each
"a ~ M L a.a 1t ttfat even the lowiy but
hich hiss never before taken
apzS&- III any or he fluctuations Of
nickle foodstuns, VIII aow be munchcd
only by those who are wiling TO para
with a saaPs4 IN addition 10 assuming
All risks T.
I But it must 5e 50 The fat lady can
no longer exist on the old curiosity
tax. with tsdetloins sirloius and all
other nGtrlu ent soaring skyward The
midget prince cannot advance this OK
csIxe, but II MUS = admitted that b.
can no longer lna III hiss widely
Adverttsed portion in serl.ty If the
I ngwtng strear admissions is not
made TO row re silver
4 Me- an re ke! ail! not he seen.
Thu isl L Jess sorne euterprielng
SHOW man places ere in glass cage
and charges the carlous dime to
~ II.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06

have the most careful consideration,
Until the presidents physicians de-
eide To let him resume his duties this
business must he carried on without
his advice. Secretary Lansing knows
his ideas about nearly all of the in
volved questions, but II is understood.
that the secretary does not want to-
take fun responsibility CT action. on
all matters which he has any doubt
he will consult. with the special cabi-
net committee, it Is understood.
II the presidents nm PROVEN shall
be such as to permit of any matters
of importance to be brought to his
attention 1t is probable that tho
special cabinet committee will formu-
late memorandums on all delicate
questions and submit them to the
president for merely yes" or mo
decision. Under this system the
president could still decide, without
being subjected to the worry of a
long stg3y of details e0' .e'~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06
OLD FASHIONED :
DRIVE Of THE KIDS

Policemen Reese and Brenna n
stepped In last night and summary
called of drive which they suspected
q crowd OF about fifteen white boys
had planned against an equal number
Of the colored race.
Az "a result Of The boys pining for
mere stirring times than the era OF
dun peaoe affords. 1--WE Of them fell
into the clutches Of the blue coated
drivebreekers and the Second police
citation was turned into a repository
for useless artillery not unlike the
Entel DIES fnvalidss. In Paris.
According to the story told by
Reese and Brennan. tta oppc sing
armies get into action in the vicinity
Of the John Marshall Figh school,
with the white forces apparently or
the offensive. ANYHOW. the co'oree
tide recedeG until ii had 'reso he'd Sec
ord and cav g. pays,
Here the drive halted the arst Oh
iectivo reaches Following Il council
Of war, endorsements both a men
and ~ material were secured ara n
SECOND pT-rsive was about - he
launched when the police interyered
and forced an arutistice that amounted
to a rap'tniation ~ both Sides
HrtI1er~ NJ the short-l}v 4 victoTs
was stored last night IN the station
house for exhibition this morning ir
the 9uve-ile court, II consists Of pieces
RI hriek woe5er ralings and tho rpnE
II n chair Four Of the alleged Of
tenders. who were taken in custody on
charge # being 5isorderl4 on the
streets are mere boys about fourteen
years Of ago, The hf,h is a man about
thirty years old whose narnc Is r. X.
Smells. 6f2 North Second street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06

the gathering of fans.
On either end of the judges stand
are the stages upon which the stunts
are to be pulled off, and to the east
is the grounds for the fireworks dis
play, and the soldier boys camp.
The fireworks this year Will exceed
in splendor all those OF past years,
Manager John Sepico, of the Inter
national company of Jersey City, said
last night that the program would
include the fatrbus submarine fight
every night. with set number OF sol
diers. Uncle Sam. and local notables,
besides the various sparklers, rock
cts, fountains and nyraid candles.
Now. whom do we behold conduct
ing the soda water Joint under the
grandstand?
Why, who but old Jim Mum!
Jim conducted the soft drink EN-
porium that made the horse show IA
nous for several years and his sta
ton undar the Srandstand now is like
iy TO become as popular as was that
at the horse show Except that now
all he has to dispense is King Cola
and such. .-......-
In the main building there is SO
much TO tee that 1t viii take anyone
a fun day 10 properly appreciate the
show. One big section is taken up
entirely by the United States govern
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06
HUNS 70 EVACUATE
BALTIC PROVINCES

Berlin. Oct &c er many win evac-
.a2atA The Baltic provinces, That h. she
wfn if sac can by appeal ana psr7ra-
sion and stopping the suDphes--thc
only II sGztrez she COZ r1apds--ronpel
the troops there 10 fall back on the
German bof der.
That is what Minister of National
Defense Noske now the socialist dem
ocratic head Of GUrmany's military
forces. declared to me To-Day.
Under he threat OF a renewal of
the blockade, which not only stirred
all Germany but brought to the fore
n2ucn u the old bitterness, the foreign
office fs with evident sincerity pressing
Noske 10 take every possible measure
to get the German troops out of the
Baltic provinces and thus prove Ger
Tanys good VIII an her sincere in
tentions 10 the entente, in response 10
The supreme councils demand.
General won Der Colt. the German
commander III the Baltic area, has
been ccTnoyed and recalled to Ger
many, and the Command has been
transferred to General AIbrecht at
@ Ifnplauen tn German forces at
the same time have been ordered to
f&li back on I'll, Border,
Minister Noskc asserted II was IN
true that General won Der Goitz had
shown insuh OF vas trying
| to make himself IL German Dan
nunzso.'