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Evening star., 1919-10-08
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THOSE WHO nUY THROUoH Us WITa THB
tlpectatios sf ss,ainiss pssses.ioa fsc hsae
:. We interest eaE.sl,s. N relecsti.s .. ss..
At The time the s.ie L asd.. This is a Serv.
tes that is sPfesctsted 10th By swsers and
y e. As ssv.. M
duesed By tAis enc. ..,..
1872 N:r ,H Te,s s,.. ave. NV.
CHEVY CHASE HOMES.
FOR sALE-Sls.Soo:
well ccastruetesi; ssuccs nnish. ttle rseaAg; II
rooms and : baths; hot-water heat; electric
lights; large lot. iso1iss; innedists pesscs-
A ane residence on Mckinley street: IA
rooms and two baths; hot-water heat, eiec-
sriet.y: sleeping porches; laundry; garage; lot
S.Tt,hame,ea p street: ls.,o~ .ile eea;,rus.
electricity; s.ras.: lot 4o!ise. -
is4a New York ave. NV.
FoR sAI.E--A PRACTICALLY VIEW Eng
lish basement house On Washington Heights
near Conn. ave-; 10 rooms. baths; Esrage.
This is \ well built home IN one u the choice
increase. Owner is about to leave the city
and will make the price reasonable for . quick
sale. Immediate possession.
Nov vacant. medern colonial residence
near 18th street and Columbia road: 10 rooms
and e. ssths: sleeping perehes' s'eproef garage.
A brovnstone. semi-detsched dwelling near
Dupont Circle; 10 fooms and baths; large
yard; rear alley; bargain In this high class
$500
One Of the hest cssstrseted thrse.stsr,
water. heat; electricity: house in psrfse; con-
ditio6. lot 22xl50; feuscsP garage In the rear
can a.. e II, purchased. innediate P0s'esien.
20" street near New Hampshire .venuc:
choice location. hsadsone l2.rssn house
built. bull, & few .sass sse; 81 up-.edate inpr:ve.
'iEn;s; s i; lss so1ioo to paved s''sy.
Near wardm.n Park Hotel and cs,s. ave.
elegant bathrooms: heated by an ecepomical
| heating pisat: electricity; hardvoed 6oors;
eo.ssed porehes; sa'ase; Immediate psssession.
A beautiful home on washinstsa Heights:
elegant hath; hot'vstsr heat: sleeping pesches;
| there is nothing to compare with It.
An attractive bungalow. s.ul'. Addition;
| water heat. electricity: screened thFeugheut;
| awnings; hardwood 6eors; garage: lot S6Jic0;
the . hs:s s value in this most exclusive section.
| Irving street between 1sth and 18th: Il
three-: brick dwelling; 10 rooms; porches:
recently paeered and painted Throughout;
ample room for gaysge.
$8.Y5o-
Near 10th snd Mass. ave. An out-ef.tsxn
| owner 10 anxious 10 make q quick sale. 1:
| room brick dwelling,
80. 800
Euclid street sser i4tb; . rooms and bath:
hot-vateF heat: ceienial desiRn: space fer m.
| rage; near Central High School
50, $50.
vieisity Of pupsat Circle in tn. 100 black;
II rooms and bath: 8 steriss ssd cellar; -.
| sessiea October lat; let a0xl25 to q l5-foot
| auey. Terms can Be arranged.
CsltfeRnia avenue near 18th street; II rooms
and baths; electricity; full sized sleeping
10000
New Hampshire avenue near 18th street; 10
rooms and bath; hct-vstef heat. electric lights;
| occupied ~ owner: early peesessioa.
| STONE YAlRrAX,
1872 New York ave, NV
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ron A1E-HovsEs.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
N. 2345. 7l3 18th st. NV.
Chevy Chase. Md.

Detached home close 70 Conn.
ground: :: basu.ifui Srousds |: st,rco-
6nish house. with tiled roof, con-
tsining . RoonA 8 bsths; hot
water heat: electric tights; tmme-
diats possessioa: 3l5.5oo.
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Chevy Chase. D. c.

NHSVy NII6SSs " y
Attractive location on Mckinley
st.: close to Cons. ave.: brand
nev house containing rooms, ,
baths; het-wateP heat; electric
lights; excellent outlook; vacant
and ready for Immediate occu-
paney; liberal terms. Price,
112.500.
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18th Street Terrace.

Modern bungalow: very latest
design. containing Q rooms and
bath; finished servants room in
attic; hot-water heat: electric
lights; hardwood deeFs: large
closets; instantaneous water heat
er: large yard; garage: early pos
session. Price. $i0,50o.
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High View.

One Of the highest locations in
the District; attractive. nev-heuse
celenial porch; near car line.
Price. $500.
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Mount Pleasant.

Located % Monroe st. near 18th:
6 rooms and bath hot.wster heat;
double hack porches: attractive
brick home bay-Window front /; i'm
mediate possession. Price. $3.50.
Evening star., 1919-10-08
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

CHEyY CHASE, D. C.
FOR SALE-Si4.oo0-
The best house. considering isestiss
and price, now for sale In this section;
nest sioe Of car line: high elevation:
one block from cars; 10 large rooms:
baths; sleeplas porch; hst-vatsv heat r
.sd electricity; gs,ase: Vide lot. Co.
rect front; tn@ediate possessisn
II you want house In Chevy Chase.
be quick to see this; listed with 10 re.
Gently and will certainly be pold with
,sTSsE s /. rAl.yAx,
l51s New feRk ave. NV.
B. T. Law. l5le q STREET Sc.
principally in Southeast WashinEton. A mum.
Der wanted at once. List now ssd get imme-
elats results: fhsse lincoln 5I:S. 50
PRETTY HoAss.DEsiRABLT L0cAr1D;
70 nson.ms i,tfe perk; excessively buiit house;
Z. q .Sems' baths; het-watsf heat; let 5oIi3o.
Coed lith st. eorpsr-i4 rooms a.d ea,.se.
sss Tor stsss ssd apartments. 5000.
rooms and bsth. $500.
Frame hou.e-Good eosditien; convenient ..
LIZ sse; Ia oiarse lot to alley; rooms asd
=: 8. cAArINrER. 1873 r st. nv. Il,
NOW VACANT.
Modern Groom and hath nome; papered and
paeted thfougAe1t: all aoefs scraned asS "a.
sisesa, sereeas. cold storage, isuadry tuSs.
sssxshts teiies: lStA ct. n.v.. neSth ef Fsrk
H. Z. BEsSHXNN @ Ian
SoS0 18th st. % 0i st. NV.
lMMEDiATI foesEasIoN; F1SHToEARIl
section NV; PISS CaiifoFnia ave o.rosS. ha.,sa.
s:ma: 0Rea fex tn.PeetIea.
10 hoRsE 81. N.K.IPosS1SSioN AZ
Snee; fesms. baths; h-v.h,, sieetrssitv So.
iafse sard; $500; cash. Sl.eoo; terms easy
I2s
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Near 18th and Harvard SITS.

Attractive red brick 2-story
tay-window house containing 10
rooms, . baths; excellent arrange
ment; attractive outleek; eenyeh-
lent 10 both ear lines; liberal
terms; 5000.
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Near Dupont Circle.

Attractive residential s~etien: in
q location Of expensive P~sideneca
rooms, 9 bAths: attfaetively ar
ranged: excellent coalition near
cars: walking distance Of down.
town: vacant and ready for iInme-
diate occupancy; liberal terms:
Sls,50o.
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Northeast.

Excellent location on Maryland
ave. h.e.. with frontage on Z st.
we'll arranged; good yards liberal
terms, Price. S7,l5o.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-05
FIRST SPEECHES NOT
Surprising IS VIEW
Presidents Talks Yesterday
Hold Little Not Expected
Beforehand.
By Fred S. Ferguson
ited Press Staff Correspondent J

(Unlted Press starr C0ffespoHdeht.)
Washington. Sept. 1.--Fricnds ard
opponents of President Wilson Ike
expressed their epinion uf the iresi-
aent s first 'wu spe ehas u sattut
what they had expected"
Those close to the president believed
he would not make his fight on the de-
tails of the treaty and covenant but
would put them before the people as in
strumeats to prevent future wars. They
declared, however, that the president
hss not warmed up" yet and that as
le PROGRESSED with his trip, his specches
would become stronger.
Republicans took the view that the
first two speeches dealt merely with
generalities. Some reply was expected
lfrom the senate floor today but the real
ly warm long range exchanges were ex
peeted to develop later. The repuon
cans resent the president IS statement
that the treaty critics are apparently moi
informed of what it contains, as they
believe they have studied it quite a.
closely as the president
That little doubt is felt as to the sue
cess of the covenant is revealed by thu
announcement of the league to enforce
Ipeace, stating that he organization com
mittec of the league on which Colone
House represents the United States hal
made s'much headway tward maxim.
arrangements for the first meeting 81
the leaotln. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-05
President Drops Customary
Soft Language In Speech
AtSt. Louis Today.
CHARGES P0LITCSPDT
HIGH IDEALS in SHADE
Wild Outbursts OF Cheering
Pulctuate Straight From
The Shoulder Attack.

~ea !g&
st. Louis, Sept. D. Absolute con-
temptible cutters was the epithct ap-
nlied by President Wilson this after
49, ,,.ha rof,so a. ~ +hro,,cty
- ~
With Ameiica prosfa'n 70 eno ~ii wars
which Wilson peheves can De accom-
plished by means OF the league Of ma
|tions. a
In a speech at the chamber Of com
merce luncheon here, he bitterly de,
nounced those who seek to prevent the
United States joining the league. lps.
cussing men who declare the United
States should not, go into war to "pro,
lteet every little nation in the world, 4
| the president said:
"Iet them show me how they will
keep out of war by not protecting them
1Let them show me how they will prove
ths.t having gone into an enterprise
| thew are not absolute contemplate quit
tiers If they don Il see the game through
| eeThey Joined with the rest of us il
Ethe profession of fine purpose when WE
went into the war They went in and
they professed to 60 in to see that no
body after Germany's- defeat should re
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-05
ST. LOUIS WELCOMES
] WILSON WITH CHEERS
Crowds Break Thru Lines O
Guards And Swarm To
Side OF President.

st. Louis, Mo-, Sept. g. Crowds which
cheercd and with waving flags struggled
to break through police lines and swarm
about his automobile, greeted President
Wilson here today.
The noise of voices mingled in .remen-
dous shouts of welcome was continuous
all the way from the outskirts Of the
city where the presidential special stop
ped, to the hotel whore Wilson went for
a short rest before making his speech
at the Chamber of Commerce lucheon De
manding ratification of the pcace trca-
ty unamended
Wilson'S smile was always in evil
dence as he flourished his straw lat in
response, sometimes standing up IN his
automobile to bow his appreciation
Ranks of troops from jefferson bay
racks presented arms as the president
and Mrs. Wilson stepped from the .rair
as military band played "The Stdl
Spangled Banner The crowds 70 thii
point rushed the lines Of soldiers, goot
natdredly jostled aside the boys u khs
XII who carried rifles with fixed bayo
nets and massed around Wilson 8 ma
chine striving to shake hands.
Tn addition to the people on tll side
walks along the route to the hotel, ev
cry window was filled and many wore
on the roofs.
Signs had been pasted in a numbcs oil
windows bearing such messages as ''Tel
it to 'em Woodrow" and "We're sitl
you, Woodrow.
One automobile bearing hugs pla
card demsnding lifting of the war JIM
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-05
Tax Commissioner Tenders
Resignation To 0lco!t
This Morning.
LOWELL APPOINTED TO
| SUCCEED TO POSITION
Retiring Official To Take Up
Work With Portland Saw
ings Bank.

M. 1884 u. .;u - ,s
ia'os' se.''s n ~ povs sssfs
changes IN otflcial circles az the stare
house came as a genuine surprise this
morning in tho resignation az Cbas. ".
GALLOWAY from the office ~ state tnxr.
comm; ss;oner after mere than 4 a.
calc, Of efficient service. In his for
nal letter ia fSovernor (1jcott and ii
Trcasurer Hoff ~ states tina he wishes,
his resi onation ~ become effectiva not
later than sent. 90. and bv wav of
comment saws:
ssIt Il not without q certain feeling
Of repret that / leave 4 positjon which
have held continuously from the bc-
ginning of the tax commission. The rc-
iations and associations in and Of tic
department have always been satisfac-
storv and agreeable to me. The work
has been much TO nv liking and I'd
should be pleased to continue in the
position Permit me- To express nv sin
cere appreciation Of the uniformly kind
Econsideration received from you and
four predecessors in office
~ have delivered nearly elevc,.
good years Of nv very best services to
the state of Oregon for $2500 per year.
The legislature refused d To- increase the
salary ana \ have conclndedyte deliver.
no more at that price. ! have accented
a position in the trust and bond depart
ment Of the Hibernia Savings Bank
! Of Portland and shall move to that
tcity to take up my new work In the
near future.v
Mr. Gallowav wasr g;rat anpoin tcd
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-05
INTERNATIONAL COURT
TO PREVENT WAR URGED

and diplomatic procedure as means Of
settling disputes between nations.
Asserting that nine tenths of all in
ternational controversies arise over
questions pertaining to the possession
of sovereignty and the conflicts of SOW
ereign rights, Lansing advanced the
opinion lttlt the mandatory system
must stand the test Of the Legality Of
its sovereign rights. If the system is
not worked out from the legal point of
view it will result in confusion. he
said.
Lansing aroused keen interest when
he explained the processes by which
the commission reached its decision re-
garding the fate of the former Ger
man emperor and others charged with
responsibility for the war.
In view of Germany s conduct dur
ing the war, he explained the diffieul.
ty in maintaining strictly judicial
point OF view in arriving at decisions.
SIN the end. he said, sit was de-
eided that a report could not be made
charging the kaiser with aegal Grimm.
atty for beginning the war or invad
ing Belgium and Luxemburg. 1t wa:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-05
Redfield Leaving Post To Re.
sumo Private Business
Late In October.

Washington, Sept. 5.-seerctary Of
Commerce Redfield today announced
that he had resigned and expected to
quit his post the latter part Of octo-
ber.
"Personal affairs require my atten-
tion," said Redfield. August !, |
wrote to President Wilson asking re.
lief October Is. Later when | found
he was going to be gone during Sep
tembcr | offered to remain two weeks
longer"
Redfield told the president he wish
ed to finish the census organization,
his annual report and financial esti-
mates. These things have now been ae-
complishcd.
Redficld cmphatically denied that he
was miffed because his "pet plans
had not been adopted.
He said there has been no quarrel OF
disagreement of any kind. Redfield
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-05
COmpers Requests =. Sdent
To Arrange Conferellaa ~.
Pacify Steel Workers. :
LEADERS LOSING HOLD
OVER LISTLESS, UNIONS
Refusal OF Judge Gary To
Hear Demands Threatens
To Precpitate Strike.

Washington, Sept. 5.--Acting for-steel
workers, President Samuel Gompers Of
the American Federation of Labor, to-
day wired President WilsoR asking him
to use his influence in arranging con-
ference with the United States Steel
Corporation.
Wilson is asked to make his reply be-
fore Tuesday when the presidents OF "a
international unions Of the steel indus
try will be here to decide on future ac-
tion.
The telegram declares that while the
men have been restrained from striking
they are indignant and that 6 strike
NOW might endaager the whole strue-
ture which the. president has built up for
the adjustment of industrial disputes.
The message declared that having
thus far been enabled to prevail upon
the men not to engage in general
strike, the labor leaders cannot now at
firm how much longer we viii be able ~
+, exert that Influence. =
Judge Gary, head of the United
States Steel Corporation, has refused
two appeals to meet u committee Of stee
workers. Following this Gompers and
steel men visited President Wilson and
laid the. whole case of the steel me,
tcfore him.
The telegram sent today was taken te
1adicate thDt the president at that tint
had told the steel men he would try 70
bring about {; conference.
nc telegram was framed at q meet
ing here today Of the national organiza
ton committee Of the steel industry. L
reads:
'sThe executive committee represent
ing the various international unions II
the various iron and steel industry me
today to consider the awful condition
which exists in MANY of the iron an,
steel industry centers. The coercion
the brutality employed TO prevent me-
and unions from meeting in halls en-
gagged on private property in the opel
air, the thuggery of the corporation
emissaries, the wholesale discharge o
numbers Of men for no reason othe
than the one assigned that they hav
become members of the unions, hav
brought about 6 situation that it is e.
ccedingly difficult to withhold or re
strain the indignation of the mon an
the resistance that they declared it
their purpose to present.
oThe executive committee replyin
upon the case as presented to you las
week and your earnest declaration
endeavor to bring about conferent
for the honorable and peaeeful aalus
ment of the matters in controversy hay
thus far been enabled to prevail upo
the men not to engage in a gener'
strike.
"We caanot now confirm how muc
lorger VIC shall be able to exert thu
(Cnntinued of Pace SeYen.l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-05
Villa Surrounded States
Mexican Official Report

Galveston, Texas, Sept. 5,-An off
cial report, given out by the Mexican
consulate here today, declared Francisco
Villa, with small force Of men, has
BEEN surrounded in a canyon in Durah-
90 my federal forces under General Dte-
guez.
Diegucz cavalry, which has been pur-
suing the Villa column, has killed,
wounded or captured 275 Villistas in
two engagements with a villa actachs
ment under Martin Lopez, the statement
said. Lopez is reported wounded.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-05
Opponents and FxpOnents of
Treatylin Senate Prepare 10
Battle; Reservations Issue

Omitted Press Staff correspoadrnt.)

a
Washington, Sept. 5.-The senate
treaty fight entered its final pnase to-
day. Z.
The foreign relations committee has
finished work on the pact which Presi-
dent Wilson submitted to the senate
July 10.
AS soon as the treaty can be reprint
cd for amendments and the report OH it
written, Senator Lodge will lay it be-
fore the senate. This will occupy some
days and the actual consideration of the
treaty, article by article, as required by
senate rules, probably will not begin for
more than week.
As the senate win receive it from the
committee, the treaty will contain sev
eral important changes in its tcSt, and
carry four reservations as part Of the
resolution Of ratification.
Adoption Of these reservations lat-
yesterday, in two hour COMMITTEES ses.
sion, broke down the lines winch mi
formed Oil other qunstioas, when l,eHs
tOl koHitluS, 'tohaoNi~> tVu Will t.'S -
publican majority IA favor Of til, res
ervations and expressed sympathy with
the purpose of the fourth.
Senator McCumber, republican, who
has stcadfastly refused to join his par
ty colleagues in amending the treaty
textually also votal for two Of the res
orvations and expressed the belief tna
without reservations the treaty mus
fail. The real battle from now on, i
is conceded by both sides, will cente
OIL the reservations. M
The majority report of the commit
tee will be v0fufninous. Senator Lcdg
SAID today he plans to discuss tn,
! mendmeats and reservations fully AM
to ct forth the reasons for thea, adop
| tion
| Following submission of the maJorit,
report, Senator Hitchcock, ralkii,
democrat Of the committee, will presen
a minority report in which he will re
peat arguments the administration ha
made against amendments or reserya
tions which will force re-submission 0
the treaty 70 0thef naliohs.
/, The reservations proposed by the me
JoEty would DO TINS, Tor the fesolutio
of ratification in which they are en-
bodied. provides that the senate s rat
fication shall not be effective until tn
four reservations have ben affirmative
\ iv acted on by at least three of the othe
fori principal powers, England, Frame
Italy and Japan.
Upon this provision there VIII b.
senators predicted, tremendous strui
gle. Lodge and his supporters deeial
it must be made part OF the ratirfc'
tlon SO there can be no DOUBT taat II
senate $ interpretation or lhe Treaty
understood and accepted by the oth'
powers, or majority OF them.
President Wilson, however, and all Ii
supporters, have declared AGAIN al
again that such re-submisslon wou
spell disaster to the treaty or delay u
actual operation OF the peace settl
: ment and might in the end ovetturn a
that has been done in Paris
The reservations adopted cover wit
drawal from the league, article 10, d
nestle questions and the Monroe do
trine.
81 The first provides that the right
the United States to withdraw, as pr
vided in article ], shall not be eonditio
ed upon fulfillment OF international
legations or upon any other nttio
say so, as to whether this count
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-05
SECRETARY OF COMMERCE
ANNOUNCES RESIGNATION

aid he will enter business again. He
has not determined just what this bus
i less win be-.
Bernard M. Baruch. chairman Of the
" lr industry board, during the war, il
mentioned in some quarters as a pos
sible successor to Redfield, although
it Is said Baruch has refused other Of.
fcrs of official positions.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-05
Text of Address.

st. Louis, Mo-, Sept. 5.--Following is
the text of the presidents IS address:
Mr.. johnson, your honor, Mr.. Mayor,
ladies and gentlemen
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-05

Th' honeymoon is shot when you fer
git an use company towel. Oliver
Moots says he allus hates + hit anythin
when he's ridin' motorcycle cause
he has t. walk back SO fer T. git on
again.
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Weather Rsport

Oregon: Tonight and Sat
urday probably rain; moderate
southerly winds.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-18
PIQUIK CLUB TO DANCE

Invitations have been given out for the Piquik clubs dance to be given at East Lake park on Friday evening. Announce ment that the club was to entertain with dance at the park was received with a great deal of pleasure by those who attended the dance in the club rooms on the evening the sixteenth. This is strict ly an invitational affair, and will be the first private dance to be given at the park this season. jazz orchestra of eight pieces will furnish music for the occa sion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-18
ENGAGEMENTS
PICKENS- S-FELTUS

PICKENS-FELTUS
  wedding June.
 JORDAN-WEBB Frank Webb the daughter Elizabeth John Fowkes wedding place 10. No cards.
 FITE-BUCHANAN William Buchanan of Riverton  on the wedding to take place June II, 1919
 SAUER-HARDY
  Hardy Conrad the wedding to take place on June 21 at Sheffield
 TIILMAN-PIERCE
  of their daughter Ruh Mr. Ray Tman the wedding take place in June
 CONTRADICTORY Mrs Margaret H. oggn the and approaching of Chicago the wedding to take place Il.
 FRAMSHON-SWEATT Mr. and Mrs. Swea the of their daughter No cards.
 HARRIS-WATKINS Dr. and Mrs Richard Sharpe Watkins of Columbus their Ruth Elise,
 
 SAKSEINSTEIN Wilmington,
  date of their be announced later
 BADHAM-PATERSON the their Lote Austin wedding