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FOR SALE-coTOPCI

FOR SALE-COIORED
fnme SUBURBAN dwellings in the corpora
streets, concrete walks. sewer to he installed
shortly: prices. from 81 900 to 81. 500: easy
terms; nice colored settlement; inspect Sunday.
See JOHNSON. Dewey St., Hyattsyille, Nd. or
apply Room 702 Union Savings Bank bldg,
Washington, D. c.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL REAL Es-
TATE TALK IT OVER WITH NJ. =. NOR
GAN. AT Q. B. ZANTZINGER'S
s-ROOM FRAME HOUSE WITH CELLAR.
$4,000. Inquire Of Owner, 1901 Colorado ave.
NV. Z"
An IDEAL HOME FOR A COLORED FAM
ny. Locsted IN LH proit Park. Contains
cash. $50 per month. including all interest.
Apply 1883 Z at. NV. second floor Phone
Main 4s48.
FOR sALE-TO COLORED-NEW HOMES
six large rooms and tile bath; elegant electric
fixtures: excellent gas stove; hot-water heat:
front and rear porches: extremely large yard
10 alley; cellar under entire house. handsomely
papered Don't lose the opportunity Of inspect
ing these attractive homes early.
Price. "a, $50 Small cash payment.
Balance rent
Sample house, 72O Kenyon ct. NV
Open. heated and lighted am to pm.
daily. Halesman on premises.
HAVE NEW SIX-ROOM BUNGALOW on
lot 4ox17O. with all improvements: water. gas
electric lights; Pittsburgh hot water heater:
Minneapolis heat regulator. shrubs, hedge and
fruit trees planted; garage 1Sx2O; in desirable
netghborhood write for price and particulars
will sell furnished or unfurnished: new furni
ture. Address Box 190-k. Star Office %
SIX ROOM HOUSE IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
-dotw neat; alley; price, 81 $40; terms:
Immediate possession. Address Box 24S-k
Star office
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FOR SALE OR ExCHANaE

RTTIIDTIG TzYT o5I27O r.: worth 200; In
Congress Heights. for Ford machine In Al
condition. H. Z. Dunn. Grant ave-, nse"a
Park. u. G.
EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY.
ments. oars.e. close TO school and electric
cars. A two-story. six-room houss desired u:
NJ MARTIN Room los. 734 18th st. NV.
HOUSES. APARTMENTS. INVESTMENT AND
farms for sale at right prices. on terms. or
for exchange For results. see u.s. state
what you have and what You wish
n. f. RYON CO., Inc.
Successors to
New York Realty Brokers.
Phone NJ. 1897. l423 81. NV.
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SAUL'S ADDITIO\-A well built. detached
house on 18th st. NV: hGtwater heat. cleo
tric lights. etc; can be seen by appoin mt.
Phone Col. S52S Sc
MODERN HONE OF SIX ROOMS AND RATH.
h.-w.h.. elec. lights. front and porches
300 block Of Georgia ave NV: 1900. OWN
Err. North s02s. g.
FOR SALE-A MODERN HOUSE OF II
rooms and baths. located on Kalorama road
NV. near Columbia road on crown Of Wash
ington Heights; price, $25 900. on easy terms
ELIJAH Z. KNOTT, Dist. Nat. Bank bldg.
Washington. u. c. Phone Main 1886
BUNGALOW. Sl4 WHITTIER ST. Nv
One square Walter Reed Hospital open to in
spect and ready to move in; rooms: h-w h.
electric lights open fireplace, screened sleeping
porch $500: 81 600 cash. Col. 52s5 g.
80 $50 WILL BUY A COZY TwO-sTORY AND
basement house: 8 rooms. bath: iatrobe heat
well located and within easy walking distance.
Of the NAVY YARD: $500 cash balance like
paying rent BARGAIN.
II. T. LAW. 1919 = ST Sc :.
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NvEsrNENT PROPERTY.
ron SALE,

GIT EDGE. e, 100 SECOND TRUST NOTE.
bearing Oss secured by northwest real estate,
payable &35 per mo-; will sell for $500 cash
Also. direct from owner. q room. modern'
brick house. newly papered and painted near
car line near 3rd and 9 SITS. ne. (Eekingfen ::
for quick sale. $3.50. Address Box s.f,
Star office.
DETACHED HOUSE, ROOMS. BATHS.
furnished Sll OtO Furniture 81 40. y .o14s-W.
Ss
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If You WANT TO BUY OR sE.i. REAL Es-
TATE TALK IT OVER WITH II. Z. NOR
GAN. AT ZANTZINGER'S
FOR sALE-FINE BOOMING HOUSE, CON
taininE IL rooms: stories; 2 baths: located
on 10th St bet. L and NV. THIS is
PROPOSITION. Price,
$l2. 600. ONLY s.. 900 cash required. II. +
LAW. 1919 + ST. Sc. Phone Line. o1.o. q
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BEAUTIFUL 7-ACRE
COUNTRY HOME

Located near one Of washington's populA -
clubs. In good community. Montgomery cosh ~
~. Md. Artisticaly arranged and constructed ~
house Of rooms. bath, extra toilets. slsepss.N
ing porches; hot-water heat: electricity sR&AW
nne electric range: automatic water systeMisylf
Double garage; poultry house. GAnd oekseA9
shade. Elevation and view Of suYroundfNK
country is wonderful. An ideal summer all
year country home. Price, $1S.e0O. Terms.
GEO. W. ALLEN, Real Estate. "a.
512 Colorado building. franklin 55e7. 7sS-'S
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Continued.

COnU1mue0s
DIRECT FROM OWNER. no DEALERS:
first letter. Address Box 12-P. Star ONCE. 3
DIRECT FROM OwNER-GARAGE PROPER
ty: give full particulars in first letter. Ad-
dress Box lip, star office. 9.
WANT A HOUSE IN Mt. PLEASANT.
Sc. 900 to $500. Address Box 332M. Star
office.
SPOT CASH FOR BRICK HOUSE; 9 n. AND
bath: must be cheap, 5000 to 5000: state
address. price and full particulars. by letter
only. F.. X. ANDERSON. 921 18th St NV. -
WE HAVE IMMEDIATE
BUYERS
For 2-family apartments northwest section.
$1,000 to $4,000.
For brick or stone home. Cleveland Park or
Saul's Addition; - rooms; ST., 900 to $40, 600
For brick home. good white section: IS rooms
$500 to $4,000.
For suburban home. 3 TO G rooms.
$500 to 81 900.
l.. G.. SCHROEDER,
ia T4th ST.
Phonp Franklin 12ns.
INCREASING DEMAND REQUIRES Us TO
obtain houses for sale. If you want tu
sell yours. please send description with price.
and representative will call. Splendid
opportunity to make quick sale.
WALTER A. BROWN. 400 II st.
TO SELL YOUR HOME QUICKLY. LIST IT
with us. We cannot supply the constant de
nand we are having for homes in all sections.
PRATHER & ROBINSON.
5l5-5l6 Bond Bldg,
l4th and y. Y ave,
MAIN 4to.
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vACANT-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
isos Newton ST. n.w.-Semi- detached brick. 10
rooms. baths, hot-water heat, electricity.
garage, etc: newly decorated throughout: open
for inspection IL 10 Sunday.
THAD. b. SARGEANT,
Bond building
Main 1856.
ROOMS AND BATH. WITH FRONT
pllch yard; st. near navy yard. Only s.. $50.
Toms. +. Z. TAYLOR, 1920 7th ne.
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SMALL HOUSE WITH BIG GARDEN ATT:
sacrifice; $3.50; q mile from Sycamore Island =
station. Cabin John line. W. II. STAN >.
NARD.
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FOR COLORED.
A select list Of houses we'll worth the money;
each IL In 4 good neighborhood. Cash deposits
80 yery reasonable and monthly payments
very little more than rent
"a 6ooIInea ted ON Eye Ut. NV; six rooms and
bath.
8 .5O0-Loeatsd on 10Th g.. reons and BATH
q h0n-Ioeated on H 1t. NV; rooms and
bath.
a k0n-Iocated on st.; rooms and bath
n. .00O-Loeated on % st. Nv fooms and
bath.
A nice little house located on G st. ne: a
rooms and bath.
This Is Q dse selection OF houses and the
terms will surprise you.
WATCH THE PAPERS FOR OUR GLENDALE
OPENING.
IRWIN & SHANK,
MAIN $685. l410 g ST. NV.
SN0Y.nET1CHED HOU1E-EIdHT ROON6
-. h.-vh,, froat snd side porches, earsre:
nes1 ooadiass' Home. Price. $500; tsr1s:
neso>soian. Address Box 2la-K. Star .otace.
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TO COLORED PCRCHASER-8-ROOM AND
bath brick: hot-water heat: Florida ave-
NV; room for garage; immediate possession; ;
S. 80; 81 $50 cash, balance monthly.
7-room and bath brick: furnace heat; near
5th and You sts.; splendid location for physf-
clan: well built; room for garage; 5000;
S. 500 cash. Phone n. 3648.
]. HENRY BROWN, 62O Southern bldg.
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SUBURBAN YROYEKIY.
ROR 0ALE-ContinveA.
FOUND!
TWO NV. SPECIALS.

FOUND! 81
TWO NV. SPECIALS. g.
Beautiful semi bungalow. nice big rooms.
tile bath. massive closets. hot-water heat:S.S
electricity: fine electric rasGe: electric water
system: large concreted cellar. HOUSE fs -
nearly new. well constructed. in splendid cea-~
dition. Garage and large poultry house. both =
unusually well constructed. Lot contains = -
acres good land: much bearing fruit. all va,
reties: grapes. berries. etc. Spacious lawn !.
with hedge and shrubb~ry. Located in grow
ing community about miles from District. -
line. good road and close to Rock Vile cleo :.
tric. Price. $12.6OO.
This valuable little farn OF 8 acres has long :.
frontage on Rockville pike and electric. close .
.;,., TO and ,,. ovsrlooL'ns Edsrmoore Improved by
rorches: hot-wsssr heat; electricity; eiertr.
lawn. with nice shade. etc. Fruit and berries.
Owner going west. Price, s1o.50O.
GEO. ". ALLEN Real Estate.
ala Colorado building. Franklin 5SS7.
SMALL HOUSE WITH BIG GARDEN AT :.
sacrifice; $50; q mile from Sycamore Island -.
station. Cabin John car line. W. II. stan.
NARD.
A BARGAIN.
Zone fare, ..
large rooms. front and lack porches fruit -
and chicken houses and run: house
II. !. ave. near District line.
Also Q room house and lots, fruit trees and
+: garages. chicken house and run.
Telephone Hyattsville 1c7-w. or apply
rHEO F. SCHULZ, 2Ih St, Mt. Rainier. Nd.
- Z.
on THE ROCKVILLE ELECTRIC AND PIKE :as.
A nice home. containing rooms with all 80
modern improvement. large porches. sleeping a
porch slate roof: gaYase, large chicken house. oN
harm. o-reom servant house. nice lawn. shade -.
and shruhbery: lots fruit. in bearing: acres Of
good land. Immediate possession. Owner away:S
md will be sold quick. Price. StS.S0O; resson---
able terma. Let show you real bargain. =
LEWIS KEISEK tOn1ce adj. r. o.. Bethesda. .s,
Nd. II
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Contfn1oA
REAL. HOMES.

Mt. Pleasant Sauls Addition
o. stret:7
heats cleo.
ome; Gaage Lot 40 hy no.
lot to alley 49,, 49, - Price, $l35OO Terms
,, . Chevy Chase.
10th St Highlands. pEIGHrfrl. HONE
~ ps ID $780,
" n eTn1ssg1 W
Price. ESQ Terms Price, SIS 900 Terms
H. L. THORNTON,
1416 Street NV.
Main 74O5.
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Two FLAT HOUSB. % i0tk u. kE.; nXb-
lily convefted into ona house wftheut any eeot.
Apply DR.. n. d. WEBB. l314 n Capitol, ,st. o.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

LARGE ACTIVE LIST OF REsIDENCEs.
buainess and suburban properties. apartInsnta
hniidino lots and farms on which exchances
can he made: We are making q speciality md
have many advantageous propositions
THOMAS J. FISHER CO.. In<.,
1888 18th st. NV.
Exchange Department.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-08
Japan's Shantung Offer
Puts China in Dilemma
DIR. Yen Says No Reply Will Be
Made Until Provincial Author
tiles Are Consulted

Peking, Feb (Delayed) (By The AS
sociated Press).-Japan's proposal to
open negotiations with China for the
return of Shantune Province has
placed the government in a dilemma,
according to DR.. Yen Hawk ling,
councillor for the Foreign Office, who
has just returned from Paris with
Foreign Minister Lu Cheng-hsmiang.
The acceptance Of the Japanese pro-
posal is objected to by Provincial au-
thorities, student bodies, chambers Of
commerce and various guilds, but a
refusal, besides endangering the good
relations Of the two countries, DR.. Yen
pointed out, would mean necessarily
the indefinite postponement Of the
PROVINCES restoration. The submis-
sion Of the controversy to the league
Of nations does not appeal to the coun-
cilor, because Of the present intangible
status Of that body.
DR.. Yen informed the correspondent
to-day that no reply to Japan would
be made until the Provincial authori-
ties had been consulted and an effort
had been made to reach an understand
ing with them and the various bodies
which had entered protest. The basis
Of the protests, he said, was the con-
tention that China's declaration Of
war upon Germany had automatically
ended Germany's treaty rights in
Shantung, Notwithstanding Japan's oc-
cupation of the territory through its
capture from the Germans. Therefore.
it was argued, there was nothing to
negotiate.
+ Yukichi Obata, the Japanese Minis
ter, denies his government is pressing
China for reply, as had been re-
New-York tribune., 1920-02-08

presumably, are suspected Of having
exceeded their legitimate instructions.
These comprise all the prominent
U-boat operators. The Admiralty ad-
mitted losing about 200 U-boats, and
it is estimated 100 were left at the
close Of the conflict.
Commander Booker is an aviator who
attempted sensational Zeppelin flight
to the German colony in the heart Of
Africa. officials are unable to account
for the absence Of the names of Yep
pelin commanders who bombed Lon
don, in view of the fact that naval
officers were demanded chiefly by Eng
land.
Captain Merger, whose name was in
cluded in the list, was commander Of
the German commerce raider Wolff.
Opposed by Saxon Premier
DRESDEN, Saxony, Feb. z. - The
Saxon Premier, Herr Gradnauer, said
in an interview to-day that if the
Allied demand for the Germans &C.
cused Of war crimes was acceded to
all the other terrible things which
threatened the country under the peace
treaty would actually be inflicted upon
it.
"Extradition Of these persons would
for centuries engrave the fable Of Ger
man guilt upon the tablets Of history"
Herr Gradnauer asserted. "The Ger
man people must unanimously oppose
this demand, which cannot be fulfilled
1t must oppose economic and military
measures of constraint with quiet res
olution and readiness for any sacri-
fice,"
New-York tribune., 1920-02-08
Nitti Defends Wilson
From Slur in Chamber
Italian Premier Silences Deputy
Assailing President for
Stand on Fiurne

ROME, Feb. 7.-Premier Nitti took
occasion Thursday to protest in the
Chamber Of Deputies against refec-
tions upon President Wilson in connec-
tion with the discussion of the Adriatic
issue. Deputy Sembielli had delivered
an energetic speech criticizing the
Allied policy toward the Adriatic.
ut is reported" he said, "that the
austere philosopher who rules America.
or at least part Of it, on the same day
that he denied Fiume to Italy went
with his wife and daughter to inaugu-
rate music hall in Paris"
Premier Nittl, springing to his feet
interrupted the speaker.
"Alfow me to protest" he said,
against such disrespectful language
toward the head of the great American
democracy and toward the Allied peo-
pies. request the Chamber to respect
all heads of Allied nations who repre-
sent the progress and civilization Of
the world'
Part Of the Chamber applauded the
Premier's statement, while others re-
monstrated. The disorder finally was
calmed and the debate proceeded.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-08
War Criminals
Listed i'm Book
OF 200 Pages
Official Roster of Persons
Whose Surrender Allies
Demanded of Germany Is
Made Public in Paris
Matter Put Up to Berlin
Surprise Over Omission of
Cavell Executioner; 80
U.Boat Captains Named

PARIS. Feb. 7.--Fhe official list OF
those whose extradition Is demanded
by the Allies was issued by the Foreign
Office tonight without comment. The
text of the original covering note and
Of the new note referring to Baron Won
Lersner's refusal to accept the list were
not made public.
A paper bound book Of more than 200
pages contains the names of the 800
accusation against them. In many
cases where names are not known \
general description Of the duties Of the
accused is given.
Four pages are devoted to Field Mar
shal Won Hindenburg and General
Ludendorf, the same accusations serv-
ing for both Of them.
The British list contains charges
against 81 members and groups, the
Polish 81, 'Rumanian Al and the Jugo-
Slavs a. This totals 900, but there
arc a few applications.
Ten camp commandants are asked for
in the British list. They were in
charge ut St. Amand, Denain, Ecoust,
Fort dc Fines, Laventie, Marchiennes,
Marqufon, Marquillies, Orchies and
Salome.
In the list of persons and groups
many are ucSlEuateO ny tHeIE rank Or
description of their duties because
their names are not known.
Delivery to the German government
by the French Charge in Berlin of the
list of Germans demanded is the proper
course to pursue in the existing cir
cumstances, the Council of Amba ssadors
decided this morning. Its action was
made known through an official commu-
nique which read:
"The Council Of Ambassadors is
unanimously of the opinion that the
list should be delivered to the German
government by the Charge d'Atfaires
Of France in the name of the Allied
powers as soon as possible"
BERLIN, Feb. 7.--Lcaders predict
that the government will have united
Parliamentary support in its attitude
on the extradition issue, even to the
extent that the Independents will de-
slst from open opposition or heckling
Independent leaders who discussed
the situation with The Associated Press
declared the government could on no
condition yield to the demand for ex-
tradition, if only because of the physi-
cal obstacles. Outside the party's
ranks 1t appears to be we'll known that
the radicals are not inclined to con-
slider assuming the reins Of government
with the extradition question pending.
If the National Assembly is called
New-York tribune., 1920-02-08

tho radicals. 1t is expected, will play
passive role, and some believe they
may even Join in formal protest
against the Entente demand.
The Conservatives and National LIB
erals are expected to exceed even the
coalition parties in their dernonstra-
tion of patriotic fervor.
The "Deutsche Zeitung" quotes the
German Officers Association and tho
GERS as having made the following dec
laration:
"We German officers cover with our
lives the proposed sacrifices to our
enemies. We demand Arm cooperation
from the entire German people-men,
women and children--who must real
ize that it Is now matter Of the life
of each individual and a matter Of the
continued existence of the German ma
ton. No traitor may conceal himself
among u.s."
The pan Germanic "Deutsche Eel
tung" calls upon sill holders Of the Iron
cross ITO wear them as a mute pro-
test against this miserable demand,
consciousness that we were yictors in
hundreds of battles"
Twelve admirals, two high sens feet
commanders, thirty U-boat captains
and numerous other active officers of
the German navy are included in the
list of Germans whose extradition is
demanded by the Entente Powers. The
names Of virtually all the officials on
the naval home and high seas staffs
are found in the list.
. Admiral Won Mueller, Chief of the
Secret Naval Cabinet, was permanently
attached to Great Headquarters, where
he was counted among former Emperor
Williams personal confidential advis-
ers. IN addition. the Allies demand
Admiral Won Tirpitz, Admiral Won Ca
pelle and Admiral Won Trotha. who
were successfully secretaries Of the
navy.
Admiralty officers who will discuss
the list charge that the wholesale de-
mand for German naval officers indi-
Gates the Entente's desire "permanent-
~ to paralyze German naval aspira-
tlons, and the presence Of names like
those of Admiral Won Tirpitz and. Ad-
miral Won Mueller is ridiculed.
admiral Won Tirpitz," said an off
clal to-day, "was never active at the
1ront during the war and never even
participated to the extent Of COM
manding a gunboat."
he declared that Admiral Won Muel-
ler was an executive official. who mere
" represented Admiralty at Great
Headquarters, and played only a pas
s1ve role during the war.
=, Admiral Won Schroeder commanded
the Flanders naval base and it was
under his Jurisdiction that CAPTAIN
fryatt, later executed, was captured.
Out of a total of 500 German sub
marine commanders the Entente pow
ers nave called for only thirty. who,
New-York tribune., 1920-02-08

Lodge reservations attached. Also, I
doubt if he will bring 1t back. at all
before Tuesday. when assume he will
ask very early for recognition and pro-
pose some sort Of q resolution for rat
ifcation. The original Lodge reserva-
tions are now dead, but he can bring
them back if he desires, or can pro-
pose q modification Of them.
zone or two Senators referred to the
Grey letter in their speeches, and there
were some differences Of opinion as to
its meaning and purpose. But no res
olution was offered in the caucus and
no action taken further than the agree
meut to stand by Senator Lodge in the
effort to get the treaty before the
Senats,"
New-York tribune., 1920-02-08
Rich Furs-

-Rich Furs-
Notwithstanding the constantly rising
costs of raw skins, we are Offering
the balance of our Fur Coats-Wraps
Coates Dolmans and Sets-at very
great reductions.
Handsome Broadtail Wrap. at $28OO
(Chinchilla Trimming
Rich Broadtail Coat nj $15OO
(kolinsky Collar)
Hudson Seal Wraps at $3.50
(4o Inch Lengthy
Hudson Seal Wraps-Full
length a+ sosn
(Plain or trimmed with contrasting f,u.\
Hudson Seal Coats $3.50, $3.50, $3.50
CIrmmed with Beaver, Skunk or Au,tr,i.r
Opossum)
Short Day Coats and Wraps Of Hud.on
Seal, Nutria and Beaver
at $3.50, 1895 to $3.50
o'ian OF trimmed with contrasting fu,,
New-York tribune., 1920-02-08
) K. My lstssr to him was ~

Article x. My lsttsr to him was ~
fcllows:
"'My Dear Mr.. President: The
conferences between Lodge and his
three associates and myself aud four
uemocratic Senator's have now
reached the sixth day.
Won Article K the effort to 1sath =
compromise has now reached q stage
Yhere both sides are seriously con-
etdertng proposition, as indacAted
IN the enclosed clipping.
"We resume consideration Of It TO-
morrow afternoon.
"'Yours truly,
&C. NJ. HITCHCOCK
Compromise on Article K
"The clipping referred to in the
letter was the following proposed
compromise reservation on Article
K:
"'The United States assumes no
obligation to employ its military or
naval forces or the economic boycott
to preserve the territorial integrity
or political independence Of any
other country under the provisions
Of Article X, or to employ the mill
tary or naval forces of the United
States under any article Of the treaty
for any purpose unless in any par
ticular case the Congress, which under
the Constitution has the sole power
to declare war or authorize the em-
ployment Of the military or naval
forces Of the United States, shall by
act or joint resolution so provide.
Nothing herein shall be deemed to
impair the obligation in Article XVI
concerning the economic boycott
1.-THE reservations which the Presi-
dent refers to as mine were the Ave
reservations which presented to the
Senate November 10 after they had
been approved by the Democratic
caucus. In the Senate they received
forty-one votes"
New-York tribune., 1920-02-08

February II and will return to Mexico
t. engage in his campaign for the
Presidency, according to information
received in authoritative quarters.
Senior Siller will leave Washington to
become Mexican Minister to Peru upon
the arrival at the American capital Of
Salvador Diego Fernandez, formerly in
diplomatic rank Of Senor Fernandez
has not been announced officially, but
it is reported he will be Ambassador
to the United States.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-08
Dutch Call Demand for
Wur Criminals Revenee

AMSTERDAM, Feb. Recommending
upon the Allied demand for the extra
dition Of Germans accused Of violations
Of the laws Of war. the "Handelsblad"
says:
1.-THE Allies do not look for Justice,
but for revenge and satisfaction. If
the present German government con-
sented to the surrender, it would sign
it's own death warrant"
New-York tribune., 1920-02-08

tricotine - velour-duvetyn- - tricolette-
e-chifon-Brocaded and Sequined effects-
An extensive selection of high class styles in very
desirable effects.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-08
ADVERTISEMENTS
ADVERTISEMENTS
Ward OFF Flu" With Grapefruit.

Or. Edal Behran, of Bombay India physician of reputc
Fellow Of the Royal Medical Society and the founder Of
the Lady Wellington Infrmary of Suat Bombay, in
New York on what he holiday.
Influenza seourge in India last year. and in discussing
the epidemic the United States Dr. Behram that
apropcr diet will combat the plague He lays upon fruits
placing grapefruit and oranges the head Of the list.
1t recognized physiological fact that the acid of grape
fruit used freely will tend give the blood aka
line condition resistant the Of Influenza and everyday
colds
Grapefruit and oranges should be made part Of the every
day winter diet of the whole Northern population.
The delightful of tones Deerield Grapefruit or
Orange from the famous Indian River district of Florida where
the exquisite flavor content and decay of quality
reaches its highest perfection Every Deerfd Grapefruit and
Orange has the "Deerfcd" stamped it.
Buy box from your grocer fruterer They will keep
until used. There is economy in purchasing by the box.