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WANTED TO BUY,

WILL PAY cAsH FOR sIx-RoO4 HOUSE:
m: I'm. ne; or b. section; nS a gFes about $500
PERMANENT GOVERNMENT kMPLoYE
Addres. 2as st. NV. city.
FOR CASH-SiS-room, h.w.h.
house in northeast or southeast,
near Lincoln Park. Address Box
34E. Star Office. 1o*
FROM. OWNER, A SMALL SUBURBAN
psrtiea.sars s.sns and terms Address Box 14c,E.
WISH TO BUY FROM OWNER MODERN
six or seven room and bath house: give loca-
tion. price and full particulars. Address Box
63 II. star office.
WANT TO BUY sTX-RooM HOUSE; DE-
hood: $500 down, $35 to $40 monthly pay
ments: northwest or northeast: not more than
30 minutes to town: possession by April 1 or
Is. Address Box 104-H. Star Office.
WANTED = sIX-ROoM AND BATH; $500
down. balance monthly. Address Box $50 E.
Star Office. 16s
WANTED-HOUsE IN CAPITOL HILL SEC
tion. or s rooms: ami; viii! pay cash. Ad-
dress Box III. Star Office.
LIST YOUR HOUSE WITH Us For SALE:
any part Of city; price right can make immed-
ate sale for you; many cash buyers on hand
NEW YORK REAL EST BROKERS. 1923 r.
AS INVESTMENT SMALL HOUSE. NOT
over s., $50: $500 cash. balance monthly; state
location. price and monthly rental. Address
Box H, Star office. 16s
AM INTERESTED IN IMMEDIATE PUR-
chase of or room and b. home; something
strictly modern and attractive: good condi
ton; Mt. Pleasant. west of 10th; pay S.. 500
cash If needed: prefer from owner. Address
Box 1877. Star office.
HAVE PURCHASERS FOR PROPERTIES IN
the following locations:
Petworth.
Columbia Heights.
Chevy Chase.
Park View.
List with details.
DAVID E. BARRY, Main s.d1 j 1901
BELOW PARK RD:. WEST OF l1sh ST..
dress BOX 23.H. Star Office.
Wanted-Home E to 8 Rooms !;
modern. and must have possession in thirty
days; buy at once. Address Box 93-H. Star
office.
WILL BUY FROM OWNER FOR CASH. TO
Address Box ss-E. Star office. 17'
UNFURNIsHED H NELECTRICITY
s swh neSu sna section addPess sS;
2s4E. Star office. 16.
SMALL MODERN HOME, NORTHWEST PRE-
ferred. from owner direct; state lowest price
for all cash. Address Box 326-E, Star ofhce.
I AN IN THE MARKET FOR A 8 OR .
room house. preferably modern; can pay all
cash or assume trust and pay all cash above
adar;.. Box s Rsea. 1t stsr oee %Ss' De 0'f'
LET Us SELL YOUR HOUSE.
ELLERSON & WEMPLE,
141o G st. NV. Phone M. eos.
IF YOU ARE DENROUS OF SELLING YOUR
property consult US. We can find you . pur.
chaser.
THOS. E. FARRELL,
Phone Main 766. S37 Woodward bldg.
s Or ROOMS, ANY SECTION; MAY PAY
all cash; not over S, 800. Address Boz 162-E,
Star Office. 49,
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1911 DECATUR ST. NV.
Beautiful detached home in Saul's
division; 8 rooms and bath AMI;
finished attic that cost the owner over
$1,000. Price. 81. 500.
2115 ST. NV
10 large rooms, . baths large lot:
one of the best locations In Washing
ton, near Dupont Circle ami. Price,
$13,250.
17es KIIBOURNE ST. NV.
rooms. bath anil large garage;
metal weather stripping; convenient
to all car lines; bargain. Price only
$3.50.
1911 LAMONT ST. NV.
IL rooms. baths; ami; large ga
rage. Price, $4,000.
1719 LAMONT ST. NV.
Il rooms. 3 baths Anil large ga
rage; servant's quarters and sleeping
porch. Price, $4,000.
17ee CHURCH NV.
rooms and bath has just Deen
renovated. Price. $6,500.
1868 SPRING RD. NV.
rooms and bath; electric light
Price, $4,000.
OH WEBSTER ST. NV.
rooms and bath; on corner OF Ga:
ave. and Webster ST.; large lot; all
outside rooms. Price. $1,000.
173 UHLAND TERRACE NE.
rooms and bath. Price, $4,000.
143 ST. NE.
rooms and bath one Of Wardmans
homes; high and healthy location.
Price, $500.
103 ST. NE.
rooms and bath. Price, 1000.
RANDLE HIGHLANDS. d. c.,
2Sth and r SITS. s.e.
S rooms end bath; large lot; plenty
of shade trees; high elevation; colo
nial style detached house. For par
ticulars apply Sales Department,
HARRY WARDMAN,
Main 4190. 1430 h st. NV.
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FARMS.
e1sss SAbs1s
Strout's New Spring Farm
Catalog. lust Out!

NatdlOS, just out!
ss4 money making bargains, many with pie,
lures, in 10 states. Get details page Al Of So
acres, good buildings cows. horse, wagons.
TOOLS crops. all for 81, 100 easy terms. pAge
35 see how $I,50O down secures 16o acrrs pair
horses. 9 cows, 8 calves, wagons, halnesR In
plements crops. 12-room house, big barns.
orchards. timber. near railroad town. On page
Is is $50 acres. near town. borders river; slate
roof Groom home. full set bldgs. pair horses.
cows. pigs, poultry. machinery crops. all for
$3.50, part cash. Read page A details 23a
acres, state road. walk town; fine 1o-rocm
home. big basement bans, siIo, improvements.
horses, 20 cows, heifers, calves, bulls.
implements. milking machine; s., 800 gets an.
less than half cash. Write today for your free
copy this big book. ST, GCTS FARM AGES-
CY. 1422N Land Title bldg. Philadelphfr..
BY OWNER. STOCK FARM. 427 ACRES; d
miles from Charlottesville. Va; SO acres bot
tom land; improvements; VIII consider smahT
lands or city property in traae.'- Address Bog
20O-H. Star office.
So. 600 FOR IMPROVED FARM OF SIXTY-
seven acres. adjoining Annapolis; one mile salt
water front: will exchange for store proper4
and add cash. SAMUEL BEALMEAR, 1n6 Law
building. baltimore. Md. -.
i3e ACRES MILES FROM WASHINGTON.
in IOudoun and Fairfax counties. Va; si1-~
room house. large barn, tenant house and out
building; 81 200; $500 cash. balance nrst and
second mortgage; buildings worth price asked
for farm; immediate possession. o. W. HAM
MOND. 723 sth st. NV. 1871
112-ACRE FARM. ON LEESBuRG PIKE: ,
miles from Falls Church. in Mclean section;
high state cultivation; improved by fne res
idence and very large barn and other outbuil1-
ings; fruit Of all kinds; will take city properly
in part payment Price. $17.500.
NEW YORK BEAL EST. BROKERS. 1913 "a
A CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED TO SECURE
a 60-acre farm; 3S miles from District line
and fronting LEO feet on macadam road:
about As acres very rich, well lying land; bal
ance good timber; six-room house; nice lawn
and shade stable and new chicken houses:
streams and spring; property fenced. Price.
$500. 90.
NEW YORK REAL EST BROKERS. 1872.
FARM AND SUBURBAN PROPERTIES. ONE
to 1000 acres for sale or exchange.
McIACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION.
N. 432. (Real Estate Dept) 10th and NJ.
Will SELL OR RENT MY FARM NEIR
Great Falls, Nd, below Potomac: house. OK.
Chevy Chase. Nd, branch. z. y. D.. No. 4.
17s
PART Or ALL OF MY 7s-ACRE FARM;
near Oxon HILL Nd; immediate possession:
5000. p. F. SKINNER. Anacostia, d. c. 4
Route -, BOX <oo 10.
FARM-THE PLAINS. VA. BIG SACRI-
fee. 132 acres. $4,000. Modern home with
all outbuildings; 200 bearing fruit trees; part
in wheat. Make offer. Address Box 26DEH,
Star once. 1es
WATERFRONT FARM FOR SALE.
SOUTH RIVER.
$50 acres level and clear land, ~ miles
from Annapolis, Nd good roads over 1 mile
water front bathing, fishing. oysters and duck
ing; divided into parcels follows: 81, IS,
parcel. Must be seen to be appreciated. No
agents or. unnecessary correspondence.
EDWARD WEISS,
81 West St. Annapolis. Nd. 17s
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT. rN
SNALL FARM NEAR DISTRICT AND Gar
line. me-. with 4-room house, to acf1se. cue
rienced farmer (white). Some nnarciaf aesDt-
ance given to reliable man. y. Bennett.
321 John Marshall place. -. aRx
WANTED.
% TO 80 ACRE FARM: MUST BE on GOOD
road not over six miles from d. O.. ling. In.
NV. s., 900 to n. 500. Home after $50 pm.
Wesr 41SJ. - ID.
We want Farms and Suburban.
Property in Virginia-Maryi
We have twice many clients as we hsvs
farms or suburban property. II you have Q
home OF farm for sale list it with rs and get
quick results.
H. W, PHILLIPS & CO..
Room sos. Woodward bldg. ~
WANTED : TO RENT OR BGl sMRL
farm, half hours auto ride from Treasury.
Address Box S23-E. Star ONCE. l6e
FROM "a ACRES UP, WITHIN 20 NILES or
d. G. win gfre some lots or good timber a.
in west and some cash part payment pre-
fer something with some stock and tools. Cep-
sldarabie fruit and tenant house win at1aef
Ne fancy prices. Address Box e12-E. Star
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WANTED-HoUsEs.

WE want a chance to sell
your house; send US a de-
scription, number and price.
We are unable to supply
the demand and what you
have may be just what we
could dispose of very quick
ly; write, call or phone us
today. H. R. Howenstein
Co., 1914 F st. NV, or 9TH
and H sts. ne.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

8 ROOMS, BATH; HOT-WATER HEAT; 100
feet porch: sleeping porch; outbuildings; some
fruit, berries. grapes; 1 acre; good shAde and
lawn; minutes to two car lines; Fairfax
county, Va; drilled well, 147 feet; water
pumped gasoline engine; price. $4500; would
consider exchange small farm accessible com
muter. Address Boz 152-H, Star office.
5oACRE FARM: GOOD 7-RooM HOUSE;
metal roof; barn, siIo. garage, well house,
chicken house; 8 miles Center market; excel
lent auto road: handy TO school, churches,
stores; price. 5000; $500 cash; easy terms.
Address OWNER. Box 123-H. Star office.
81. coo EQUITY N sIX-ROOM HOUSE;
thirty minutes by street car from White
House; for farm sixty acres or more & Write
Or call Z. s; WRIGHT, II Buena Vista ave-.
VERY Low PRICES; TERMS; CONSIDER
$25 per acre ($1.s .s25) for 70 acres, " miles
east Of boulevard. electric and seam RI and
Beltsville, Md.; can get money back and PROFIT
on wood. and have land clear. which is and
state road. R.R. and National Capital.
Assessed valuation, 53c it., but money is
needed, hence, take SOC IT.: $3.50 So. IT,, be-
sides wide parking on two streets; city i'm
elevation; ideal home section; west Of Wiscon-
sin and south of Massachusetts, aves.
Three-story apartments no better value ever
offered; construction best: rental low and can
be increased 20es; little cash required or take
part trade.
Four two-story frame alley houses, south
west; yearly rental, $25S; give away at 81 600;
clear; ground alone worth price.
II you want cheap S0-acre ranch for your
health or wealth. twenty miles northeast Colo
this.
N. g. RYON, 1923 F NV. Phone NJ. 4597.
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ron sALE-cHEAP: ll2e ST. NV. AP.
My to OWNER. COURT +. WOOD. 311 East
Sep,tol 1T,
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ExCMIENT LOCATION. NEAR yATDAR-
werken, Va; 5 acres; 6r. house. Pr. bungalow;
barn; hne orchard; A,S0o. Box 240, Il. D. l.
RoaslJn. Va. -. :
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FOR SALE-41O6 KEOkUk ST.
Chevy Chase, d. C.-Two squares
west of Conn. ave, up on the high
ground Is rooms, tiled baths big
living room: open fireplace; vapor
heat md every known modern c. =
venience. Open for inspection. I'm
mediate possession. A better built
home cannot be found.
BOSS & PHELPS (INC.),
1406 ii st. NV.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-Contin1eA.
27n AoRrs. .HALF CLEARED, ABOUT 800
fruit trees, stream. spring, beautiful building
site: faces electric line: Fairfax county. Va;
good fruit land; Reasonable cash payment, bal
ance easy terms Boz 153-H, Star of1ce.
front. side and back porch; beautiful lawn;
garden and outer buildings. Apply to OWN
Err. cor. Ballston and Preston ave, Baliston,
Va.
FOR sAI.E-PRIcE. $4,000: PRACTICALLY
new bungalow. rooms. bath; screened-in
sleeping porch; ami: American Ideal heater:
stone fireplace; hardwood floors: lot 40x150; oc-
session Phone North sso7ew. IS.
SILVER SPRING. MD.-BEAUTIFUL .
story house; new; just completed; six large.
bright rooms, bath and reception hall: hot
laundry trays; front and double rear porches:
large lot; on Silver Spring ave-. one block
from car: Price. actual cost Of labor and ma
teri.i: Immediate possession. Apply GEO.
T; ASH. :Ss3 I4th st: NV.
SEVEN ROOMS AND BATH: LARGE BARN:
Is acres; fine water and shade; 81 miles from
Washington. 4 miles ffom Camp Humphreys:
$500 cash, terms to suit. Call L. 4oe or aSs
II ne. city.
ROOMS. BATH. CELLAR; HOT-wATER
heat. electricity; Y acre. fruit, chicken run.
Price. s6.500 on terms.
try house. smokehouse. courthouse; raspberries.
rawberries. blackberries, asparagus bed.
Price, 5000.
PERCY q. Rus ELL CO..
9th and New York ave NV.
EASTERN SHORE PROPERTY-BEAUTI-
fully situated waterfront farm. in Talbot coun-
ty. Nd; large house. completely furnished;
immediate possession. Price. 500, 600. Ed
WARD WooDAKI. (ownerl. Easton. Md.
ON r. r. NEAR ROCKvIIIE. Z ROOMS,
porches; 1 acre; fne condition; all outhouses
and 4-room tenant house: all kinds Of fruits
and berries. W. P. METCALF, 1906 I. 49,
SUBURBAN HOMES FOR SALE-MODERN
improvements; convenient to two car lines;
terms to suit Apply TO RYON & HASSALI,
1901 Fl st. NV. Phone Main 1854.
FOR SALE-A VERY ATTRACTIVE MOD
ern ten-room residence in a beautiful grove OF
trees. at station, electric railroad. near
Herndon. Va. Porch all around house: hot
water heat, bath, cellaf. % acres fine fertile
land, orchard OF variety Of fruit trees, barns
and outbuldings. Bargain price, ST., 600.
A. T. HOLTZMAN & CO.,
Call Main 5346. 1920 New York ave. NV.
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FOR SALE-3111 34th ST,
Cleveland Park, between Woodley
rd. and Lowell st. Open for in
spection. Immediate possession.
This is considered by those who
know to be one Of the most beauti-
full, best-built colonial homes in
this select suburb.
BOSS 4 PHELPS 1NC.),
14O6 II st. NV.
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Gated in NV, renting for ss5 month. for un-
improved property in NV. section. Address
Box 293-E. Star Office. 1de
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FOR SALE-IMPORTANT.
ALWAYS READ OUR ADvERTIsEAENTS.
PHONE II. 1882 FOR NUMBERS. OR CALL
AT OFFICE.
WE OFFER THE BEST BARGAINS, THE
BEST LOCATED HOUSES. PRICES SO LOW
THAT YOU SHOULD RESELL AT A PROFIT.
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY WITHOUT
GETTING OUR LIST.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 N. Y. ave. NV.
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Nice bungalow, very large rooms and PAN
try, porches, tin roof, outside shutters, garage
dirt cellar. partly e4cavated (no modern i'm
provements): grapes and fruit trees; lot 5Ox150.
Vacant; immediate possession; open for inspec-
ton; located MINIS walk from Lacey sta
ton, near Presbyterian Church (2S min. to
18th and Pa. ave. on Wash.-va. elec. line).
Price. s.. $50; terms. $3.50 cash. bal. monthly.
w. O'HARA, Willett & Reinecke Co.. ex-
elusive agents, 1909 II NV. Phone Main 1928.
Evening star., 1919-03-16

BARGAIN-LANHAM, Nd; &2,200; 5-ROOM
bungalow; acre; minutes from station. Ap-
ply Apt II, 1912 G st. NV.
The sun., 1919-03-30

and and land, as Secretary Lane pro-
poses, In order TO provide farm homes
for returned soldiers, it would be better
for the Federal Government to purchase
some of the two-thirds of our already till
able area that is not now productive.
There is enough available land to sup
port comfortably population several
times that Of The United States IL mod
EN- agricultural methods were applied.
DR.. Howe is frankly "a follower of Henry
George; and sees it clearly as an evil
thing that it should be permitted to any
one to hold land out Of productive use;
he would make this impossible by abol-
ishing the taxation Of any and all i'm
provements or products of labor, and
leaving tax upon land values that would
compel the owner either TO use or to sell
the land This book, however, is not a
The sun., 1919-03-30
Judith of Blue Lake Ranch"

@But Dayne Trcvors, from whose
makeup cowardice had been omitted,
laughed sneeringiy at her and did not
stand back. His two hands out before
him, his face crimson, he came on.
@Foolp cried the girl. Foolp
"Shll he came on. Lee gathered him
self to spring.
Judith fired. Once, and Trevors's
right arm feb 10 his side. A second time,
and Trevors's left arm hung limp, ike
the other. The crimson was gone from
his face now. It was dead white.
lee turned astonished eyes to Judith.
Now you know who's running this out
fit, don't your she said ooolly. Lee, have
a team hitched up 10 carry Trevors
wherever he wants to go. He's not hurt
much. I just winged him. And tell the
cook about my breakfast
But Trevors finds methods of making
unpleasant complications even after he is
gone, and fresh plot to ruin the ranch
has to be faced in every chapter. Some
times it's prairie fire, sometimes carrier
pigeons that bring hog cholera germs on
their feet, but always its something
startling.
Naturally, the joint owner arrives
bringing fresh problems, accompanied by
young girl materially ehaperoned. The
story has plenty of romance, as well as
adventure, in il, and its clean excitement
will be enjoyed by readers under 20 years
of age, and doubtless good many adults.
JUDITH OF BLUE LAKE RANCH. By
JACKSON GRBsoRY. Charles Seribnerb
Sons $I.5o.
The sun., 1919-03-30
Frederic O.. Howe's 1.-THE Land and the Soldier"

single tax treatise but an interesting, In
formative, and decidedly readable ex-
PLANTATION of plans which are already
under serious consideration by the Gov
eminent of the United States. Indeed,
a bill which the anthor presents as an
appendix to the book, providing for
precisely SUCH governmentaily fostered
land colonization, has been drawn up by
Secretary Lane and approved as to prin-
eiple by President Wilson.
DR.. Howe's book is easy to read and
it Is difficult to see how any one can 70
gard himself as really posted on one OF
the most important phases of our ma
tional reconstruction programme until
he has read it.
THE LAND AND THE SOLDIER. By
FREpENc C. HOWE Charles ScribneT .
Sons. $1.35.
The sun., 1919-03-30
By DOROTHY SCARBOROUGH


THE movement of Jackson Gregory's
l. novel, Judith Of Blue Lake Ranch,
Is Ike that Of q bueking bronco, rapid,
violent with frequent Unexpectedly dra-
matte movements. The idea seems to be
never TO allow the reader a peaceful page
on which to rest his mind, possibly with
the belief that he'd 60 to Sleep. IS prob
ably he would, being SO exhausted by We
hement exercise. This book illustrates the
movie scenarios effect on recent fiction,
and the reader visuslizes the events as
happening ON The screen rather than in
life. raOse Who like the lightning type
Of scenario and story viii be entraneed
with this.
The tempo Of the novel and tho temper
Of the heroine may be learned from the
opening chapter, Descending uneS-
peetedly upon her ranch, she rides an i'm
passioned COW pony of vicious traits, that
no man dared mount-sare Bud Lee, of
course Aaand. orders frevors off the
place. Trevors speaks impertnently to
her, vhereupon she siaps his face.
"'You vildeatp be cried. And his two
big hands flew ont, seeking her shoulders.
"'Stand baekp called Judith. Just be-
cause you are bigger than I am, don't
make any mistakes Stand back, 1 tell
youp
"Bud Lee marvelled ct the swiftness
with which her hand had gone into her
blouse and out again, q small cahbre re-
volver IN the steady fingers now. He had
never known . man-himseR possibly ex-
ceptedE quicker at the draw.
The sun., 1919-03-30
Barney
Oldfields
Book for the
= Motorist

- Barney ODaftcz4
,himsetfI
A practical boob fes On
DstoTtsC II deals with the
purcAass ank care Of pleas
urs ears. racing cars and
esaRsvc5Al txvschs b Q
eJsAR. practical way. A
vSritabis antomebtis prfner.
IIlnsfyafsA
Hes Sl-so ~ sssu a6)
The sun., 1919-03-30
Victory

Cs1sbrated By % American
poets, brought toErther BY
Wih,sa 81 sssy BrSthwasts.
Edttas Of The Golden Treas
ny Of Magazine veyse. ste.
= A. giat." vrots Theo-
6urs Roosevelt. That theru
slsosld be an effort to csm-
nemoxats the great peace Of
triuDpA which we have
helped to win BY collecting
what cur singing Den and
singing women havs Written
osnoerninG "a
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The sun., 1919-03-30
The Bargain True
''"' n, MAI mo RxRnr

Author Of '@Pasadfse Aaetioa." -.
-ysss only an entert.ininG rsna.ea, Sut .
1tE broad and powerful novel which boz '
the reader with q erfpptug fasgnathon eAI
psseals itself a. finished piece Of literary
work "--BestoS TyeHseTspa TAbd gvtnftao.
Hs1 &1-se (bn ao0 Sl-B)
The sun., 1919-03-30
The Heart of
Peace

By Laurence H00exnAn
"A .sw eosleefien Of this
Gseinguizbe8 EngiishmAn's
postry. HT. Housman has
he appealing gift Of fan
t2sy. can create a atmos-
phsre that has o kind Of
Wfzardry Of ~ evns-
Boston frasSerJel
Est I'm a. asG tn.ssJ
The sun., 1919-03-30
@
" NEW SMALL, MAYNARD BOOKS
"a H. E;rhs;ue Ehenherdessl The Frehran
b. CAROLINE LOCXHART

As1hsr a .As-enifA.s -.
=. 4 story Of the west but By no n.eens
-A1sthA WeS-crn stary." Real under-
standing warns this tale" write Sidney
WuliaHs In tAs Boston. Herald -9sch &c
ten i1rrsaas mswiedEs Of nfs. kvth
SvtnfxnGL ..t,'ll Ma S1-1o ~ oao 0-e5)
The sun., 1919-03-30
Tam o. the Scoots

AutAor 81 :-Ths Ma. VIE Knsw." seA
bsoita, naxs ! psiif q reading III q ths
seoata, por,t pss T. e. .'Gst q heTov 4
>-but Gs1 It II yod Soeal u you can naAhe
Ess.7 s1,.see IG n-ss a. ~ hss
Evening star., 1919-03-27
DEPUTIES IN DISORDER,
CR|T|C|SE P|CH0N'S TALK
Says Fighting Bolsheviki Is Not
"War'-Clemenceau's First
Visit to Chamber.

PARIS. Wedn esday, March 26.-Ste-
phen Pichon, foreign minister. said
this afternoon in the chamber of dep
bolsheviki was not a declaration of
war against Russia. His address,
which was made in reply to interpret
lations made on Tuesday by Marcel
Cachin and Ernest Lafont, was bit
terly criticised by socialist deputies.
and for a time the greatest disorder
prevailed in the chamber.
After pointing out that the allies
policy in Russia was not a war" but
"pacifying' policy. NJ. Pichon said:
The Russian question is vital, as
1t is necessary in the interest Of peace
to bar the westward route of bolshev-
ism. If we do not act, the day Russia
reawakens she will find herself the
ally Of Germany"
The session was suspended from
5:45 to o'clock, when the socialists
renewed their attacks on the speaker.
During NJ. Pichon's address Premier
Clemenceau entered the chamber, it
being his first visit since he was
wounded by Emile Coffin on Febru-
ary 10.
NJ. Moutet. socialist who is one of
the attorneys for Joseph CaillauN,
who is under charges of treason. sug-
gested during the socialist attack on
NJ. Pichon that cit was necessary to
oppose one ideal or another and not to
dodge that of President Wilson"
He was charged by Georges Bonne-
fous of lacking respect for Mr.. Will
son, but President Deschanel inter-
jected: mo one here lacks respect for
President Wilson"
Turbulent sceneecontinIRsd: until the
close Of the session at z:20 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1919-03-27
ADVERTISEMENT.
One Woman to Another
Ry Marjorie Brett ie
ADvERTTsENENT.
BY Marjorie Brett

Einor Carstairs tappcd her foot irnpa-
tiently and glanced at her wrist watch in
annoyance. Her appointment with GRACE
v.s at 3 o'clock. and it was already 2:l5.
Al about twenty minutes after Q Grace
rushed up and kissed her efusively.
,'sEy ,dsar.'' she exclaimed. I'm so
ssuy, but at the last minute found that
cut and get some."
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Evening star., 1919-03-27
HOUSE OF COMMONS
REJECTS AMENDMENTS
Military Service Bill Advanced; ];
Churchill Says Polish Is
League Question.

LONDON, Wednesday, March Is
The military service bill passed through
the report stage without amendment in
the house OF commons today The pro-
posal to limit the operation of the bill to
December 81, 1919. instead of April 80.
1920, was rejected by vote of 2s2 to 70,
and another amendment excluding liza
bility to service in Russia from the
scope of the bill was voted down, PSI
to 48.
In declining to accept this amendment
Winston Spencer Churchill, secretary of
war, said the government had no inten-
ton OF raising large conscript army to
be sent to Russia.
1.-The general question Of the Russian
Pole" he said. sis not question for the
British government. 1t is matter TO
which a league of nations. or league of
victorious nations, must address itself"