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SHANNON & LUCHS,
7l3 18th st. NV. Main 2345.
DOWNTOWN.
5000.
large brick residence near End and D: IL
rooms. bath; latrobe heat; gas; immediate pos
session
SAUL'S> ADDITION.
$13,5OO.
in lot ssp14s so wide
alley; beautiful shrubbery and plants; pear and
apple trees. grape vines and berries; house Is
water heat; electricity: hardwood floors front.
sade and rear porches.
MANOR PARK.
$500. =
Eight rooms and tiled bath a large bed
fooms) hardwood noors upstairs and down
wide porches; lot 50x170; near cars. light
airy. roomy. comfortable home at a bargain
price; the owner-occupant is going abroad and
PETWORTH.
5000.
The house Is on q most attractive corner. Is
OF brick construction. contains rooms and
bath and is thoroughly. modern in all par
BROOKLAND.
H ,/CO.
Five rooms. tiled bath hardwood floors
American Radiator Co.'S Ideal hot-water heat
ing plant: electricity; garage: deep lot 20
paved alley immediate possession. Terms. This
house is completely furnished
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
$4,000.
semi-detaehed brick home, on lot 46x140
With garage. There are large light rooms
aAd bath. This Is an offer Of very plain merit.
PARK VIEW.
$3.50.
A 6-room and bath brick house Warder
o.. gas furnace: space for garage: terms.
CLEVELAND PARK.
$1,000.
This 7-room and bath detached home 10 an
exceptional Offering; front and sleeping pofches
hot-water heat; electricity; space for garage
screens and awning.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
713 14th st. NV. Main 2345
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Bloomingdale-
Owner leaving city. this house Of
rooms, reception hall and hath must be
sold; splendid furnace: ample garage
room; newly papered throughout: new
hack porch; In an excellent neignoor-
hood and pleasant surroundings. Price;
monthly payments.
North Columbia Heights
A strictly all modern house with
rooms and hath. constructed OF Dfick'
excellent furnace, cleo. lights, large
front porch and rear porches: ample
Fs'ee f. s:F,ss seod ses%ne' sefms owner
Corner of 9TH and Quincy
This house has rooms and bath. re-
ception hall, hardwood floors and trim
throughout: splendid terms Price.
$3.50 H.-w.h.. elec. lights and gas
In 23OO Block of 18th St
A three-family, apartment house that
viii prove a paying investment: apis:
Of rooms and bath each; one apt. OF
rooms and bath: h.-w.h.. eiec. lgnts'
ample room for garage: one apt VIII ne
vacant Oct. 4. Price. $4,000; interesting
terms.
Brightwood, Park
seven room and bath brick house.
with hot-water heat. elec. lights. garage;
completely detached with large yard.
fruit trees and grape vines. Price. $lo.-
100: terms -
WILL A M S
14Oo New Yo
pho,,e
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PETWORTH.
rooms, bungalow, on unimproved st.; good
cellar; hot.yater heat tno gas. water or eiec-
tr1eityl; TIC price only $3.50; terms. $500 cash.
~ MT. PHEASANT REALTY CO.,
1911 Park road.
Occupancy About October lst.
1887 KENYON~ST. NV.
large rooms on two noors4 bedrooms: ?
one block NJ. Pleasant car. convenient to Rock
CARL H. SMITH,
COL ,ssS 81 SEE YOUR pnokrs' OWNER
CAPIToL Hull sEcTI6NTs R01Ms AND
INC, 7A 18th NV.
sEMI-DETACHED HOUSE, e ROOMS. 3
baths; modern Improvements; Connecticut ave.
phone oWNBR. North 2sO4. iss
GOOD HOUSE. BRICK, ROOMS. ALL RE
paired and painted: will exchange my equity.
s% fsf sf,, automobile sss and cash. Addre'' Boz
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HOME CONTAINING
10 ROOMS. baths. sleeping porch. hardwood
floors. electricity. vapoe heat; large lot; "a
fsge; ne1s t car ,ah line; ~ ; mnuses TO Isessg.y;
OWNER. Col. 2ss2.
Vacant-2733 Ontario Rd. NV.
aoors. newly papered and painted; open from
Vacant-1626 S St. NV. ~
Y rooms .s4.+ baths; hwh e,sc; many :ps; ss
sa e.ss asS ana
1884 Riggs Place NV.
. rooms; baths; h.:.h., gas. deep lot, paved
pied o%sER y sEPsr on,s 1884, kss es:n n,.s.
Washington Heights.
II large. bright rooms. tile baths; bed.
4. G. HouGHToN / CO.. 1915 Il st. NV.
We have the BEST in every section
On Newton St. NV. Nh 18th St.
Attractive 2-story bay.window brick, dwell
Ing; large rooms and tiled bath; elec.> lights;
ter's supply Of coal included in price, 1000.
A. c. HOUGHFON & CO.. 1916 81 st. NV.
I'VE have the BEST in every section.''
Takoma Park, D. c.
Immediate possession: most attractive semi
bungalow residence: fine rooms exception
tiled bath; hot-water heat; electric lights;
large lot: price includes screens. $l0.5O0.
A. G. HoUGHT0N & CO.. 1916 n st. NV.
$40, 500 O-$5Oo Cash; sos Per No.
II rooms. 2 baths; furnace heat; semi-de-
tached; near 18th and NV. VIII more than
pay for itself in rent. -
JOHN II. WRIGHT.
Room 1905, 92l 18th ct,
Main 1897 or Franklin 1856.
AN EXCELLENT VALUE IN A DOWNTOWN
brick dwelling. located on wide handsome ave-
nue.; exceptionally wide lot, 50 IT,. to an alley.
with separate garage iet ten rooms and bath:
three STORY apartment: SO 600.
LEE D. LATIMER CO.,
Realtor. 14s4 New York ave.
PETWORTH
81 500; Taylor ST.; g rooms. tile bath: colo.
nial porch; double reir porches; all modern i'm
provements; lot 142 feet deep to wide paved
alley.
$6. 600; Shepherd ST.: rooms and hath; CO.
loniai porches: deep hot to alley.
$500; Shepherd ST.; modern;. rooms and
bath. A bargain at this price
$7,5O0; Quincy St; 10 rooms and bath: cabi.
net mantels and open CRATES in paricr and din
ing room: servants and laundry rooms; sood
lot to wide paved alley. -
W. G. DUvALL.
1023 Woodward building,
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FOR SALE-H0USES.
Continue

JUST OFF 18th ST.-l1 ROOMS, BATHS,
upstairs Kitchen: electricity; splendid. furnace:
%s,n sSsn for garage: Easy terms. Price sisoOe'
RIcHARpsoN GIBSON. 1910 q ...
NEW HOUSES.
sol to 5l7 Kentucky ave..s.e.
Is rooms, h.-w. h., elec. lights
deep lot to paved alley; double
porches; terms if desired. Ask
the man who owns one.
For sale by
THOMAS A. JAMESON,
Main 5526. oO6 N. Y. ave. NV.
lAMEDIATE POssEssION-LARGE HOUSE.
on ,o , lot 10
WiI1IaM S 4. ELLIS. Il 81 i4,a ss st. I-e n.%.
1921 s ST. N.w.-RY OWNER; A1TRAc.
tive 11-foom house; complete apts.; auto
light: isrs. garage se.1 in r..s win sell furnish:
ed Or unfurnished. Owner leaving city. ocss
PETWORTH-s-ROOM cOIONIAL BBlck;
h.-w.h.: electricity; ami; excellent location:
P@os*ession; pcs $3.50; terms OWNER. Columbia
FOR SALE-COLORED; OP-
portunity to secure a real home,
having 9 rooms and bath. large
front and rear yards. located at
New Jersey and Rhede--Island
aves. NV; thoroughly. remod-
eled. Price, $3.50 terms very
easy.
HARRY A. KITE,
( Main f4846. 1914 K st. NV.
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FOR SALE-ON K st.. EAST OF N. CAP.
st.10 rooms. baths. hot-water heat: very
entire house in hrst-class condition: price,
S;S9o; sT gSssesslon % sss1 Euaranteed: H,R HoWEN-
FOR sALE-ON L ST. BET. era AND 10TH
n.w.-Three-story brick. rooms and bath ::
good lot: will sell to good colored purchaser;
STEIN Co. isi4 st. NV. or 7th and HH sS sts.
TAKOdA PARK. D. c.
Situated on q beautiful terrace Of 10G-foot
7poon ana bath home with sun an p:fa, :1fs,etv tive
|>ilseptnE porch; :lass & ine!osed and screened:
care Of property; quick possession. Price.
CORNER NORTHEAST
Six.room brick with bath: cellar under en-.
tire house; room for garage. Price. $500;
JOHN QUINN CO.. INC.
7o4 18th NV. Main AS.
rooms, bath rented $50 per mo. Price. IS 400
No. o57 18th s.e.-Two-story brick; S room.
and bath; latrobe heat. Price. $2.75o
/ Carroll st. sc. bet. LIST and aud-rvo..,.-,
,sn an@ s1iee ICONS and BATH good eond
No: No 100 100 N, n j. ave- :smcorner ooc house;
l rOOLuS anu Datu. f1lce,
314 B n.e-Three-story brick; rooms and
bath; vacant. Price. 5000. ''' An'
East Capital st. bet. sth and sth-rhre.
story brick rooms and bath hot-water heat
Price, $500. 'e-
e st. ne. near sth-rwo-famiIy nat: ,
rooms and bath each. Price. $s.5o0.
J. c. WELDON CO.. Ill se.
sIx-ROoM BRICK HOUsE; GAS AND EIEc
tricity; double cement garage. 4015 IAN st
NV. flse
413 P ST. N.w.-12 ROOMS. TILED BATHS
h.-w.h.: single entrance inside; for familie
| or rooming; sell low price. like rent; preeen
owner 25 years. w. 3. NASH. 122 u NV.
| RELIEVE YOURSELF OF THE RENT oUra
t1os. Buy on small cash payneat Of tras
tees Of estate three-family apGrtmeat; Captto
Hill; all outside rooms. Occupy one apert
| Dent yourself and apply the rents from othe,
apartments to pay balance Of purchase price
]. RAYMOND HOOVER. Trustee.
District National Dsak BID.
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Price, $12,75O.
A BEAUTIFUL NEW BUNGALOW in 18th
ST. Highlands we'll worth the price asked
seven rooms and bath hot-water heat; electric
light; lot 41x132. Very easy terms.
Price, $4,000.
1T WILL BE TO YOUR ADVANTAGE to
inspect this Offering II you are desirous Of To-
eating in Sauls Addition. Eight rooms, two
baths: hot-water heat electric light; hardwood
floors in excellent condition.
SIXTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS.
A charming corner bungalow which was built
by the owner for his own occupancy. Seven
rooms and bath; hot-water heat; electric light
sleeping porch double garage; practically new.
Price, $16, 500.
WE HAVE JUST BEEN AUTHORIZED u
dispose of this magnificent Cleveland Park resi-
dence. Ten rooms. three baths :; vapor heat
electric light; sleeping porch; completely
screened and weatherstripped. Must be seen t
be fully appreciated.
Try CO., INC,
l Real Estate" ,as- s,1.,..s
-
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A CHEAP HOUSE.
10th ST. NEAR M NV.
ONLY $8,5O-VACANT.
Looks like new; good, solid
bay-window brick; 8 stories; cell
lar; steam heat; lot 19x94.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Ave.
Washington Heights Section.
Ready for Occupancy.
Just like new: 10 rooms. two baths, hot
water heat; lot 25 feet wide; large alley; ga
Do not buy a home without first seeing these.
We feel confident you will like them.
STONE { FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
Good Value for $12,OOO.
Read the Description.
Three stories and cellar. u rooms. two baths.
hot-water heat, electric lights; garage: loca-
tion on q lettered street Just OF 18th.
Now Vacant.
It'll q STREET.
Owner having moved from Washington will
reasonable price. For their own comfort they
Espent considerable money on the house. putting
in hardwood floors. and all Of the rooms are
bathrooms; in all. there are about ten OF twelve
''sa'ei STONE 1 FAfRFAx. 1912 New York ave.
WE CAN SELL
IN SEVEN DAYS.
w. F. OGLE & CO.,
$50 MUNsEY BLDG.
MAIN 3711.
NEAR 18th AND CLIFTON.
YOU'LL LIKE THIS HOUSE.
10 rooms, 2 baths; hot-water
heat; electric lights; double
garage; 20x135; loft. alley /;
SIS, 600.
ON THE HEIGHTS.
TWO CHOICE HOMES.
BETWEEN 18th and 18th STS.
$13,OOOE1O lovely rooms, 2
baths; hot-water heat; 36x15O;
2o-ft. alley.
SIS, ,OW-West of 18th: IL
rooms, owner says in perfect
condition; 28x15O.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Ave.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.
WE OFFER TIE BEST PRoPpRTIRs
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
OWNERS WHO WISH TO SELL QUICKLY
PLACE THEIR PROPERTIES w1TH us.
YoU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY
WITHOUT EEEING OUR LIST.
STONE fAIRFAx. 1912 New York ave.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON. INC,
1894 ST NV. Phone Nam 1925
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JUST OFF 18th sT.-l1 ROOMS. 3 BATHS
upstairs kitchen: : electricity; splendid furnace;
room for garage. Easy terms. Price $l3.O00
Main 3742.
RicHARnsnN cIRsnN 1liA n st
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THE HOME OF HOMES"
Tel Main 434c 1906 H ST. NV
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East Capital st. bet 5th and 6th-Thre-.
story brick 0 rooms and bath /; hot-water heat.
Price $500,
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Columbia Heights
SEMI-DETACHED. Z rooms and re-
cepti0n hall, with BATH hot-water heat.
electric lights. two open .freplaces. colo
nial front porch. double rear porches;
did terms.
Bloomingdale-
good buy at $500. rooms and
bath: good furnace and other modern
facilities: electricity to house: hardwood
floors and trim: complete laundry equip
ment: immediate possession. Only $1,000
cash and monthly terms.
FairlaWn Manor
Between Brightwood and Takoma
Park, detached six-room bungalows;
brand-nsw: tile bath. h.-w.h., cleo.
lights: In q rapidly growing exclusive
residential section: large lot: fine lawn (;
big garden. Price, $9S5O; convenient
terms.
Near Eastern Star Home
This home has Eooms and bath: elec.
lights. garage for cars: houseSin ex-
eellent condition throughout: shade trees.
fruit trees. sarge garden. Price. $500;
terms.
Near Park Road and 11th St.
Six rooms and tile bath, hot-wa ter
heat electric lights hardwood floors and
trim: colonial front porch: rear porches.
This house is vacant and In excellent
condition. A good buy at $500: on
most attractive terms.
P H l. l. | P S,
'rk Ave. NV. -
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FOE. sALE-HOUSES

WILLIAM S. PHIL LIPS,
81 1909 New York Ave. NV
Phone Main o8
You can home monthly less than the rent
demanded for property We have large list of homes
in all sections of the city and will be glad show YOU
Heights
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e ST. ne. near Sth-Two-family aat: /.
rooms and bath each. Price. $500.
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DETACHED HOME ON A LARGE LOT WITH
garage in fine NV. section; large bedrooms.
sleeping porch. 2 baths; pretty interior deco
Immediate possession. Price. $12 500. y
ROBERT 81. LEWIS.
Main la20. 3tED-l1 Day.dsonItidg.
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Will SACRIFICE HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS.
baths (shower and tub) with hot-water heat:
electric lights and room for garage 70 the best
section Of Petworth for only $3.50. This Is
worth investigating. Terms can be arranged
on this property. Address Box 83s-H. Star
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Shepherd st. near soldiers' Home: rooms
house in excellent condition, and the price d
low for this type Of house in this section.
Owner occupant will giye immediate possession.
Terms -
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314 n.s-Three-story brick; 8 rooms and
bath ; vacant. Price. IS, 900. --N
Evening star., 1920-02-26
HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS
UNION HOLDS SESSION
Discusses Method of Promotion.
Meeting Not to Consider
Thurston Dismissal.

The High School Teachers Union
went into executive session this after
noon in the library of Central High
School to discuss the method of pro-
noting teachers from group A to
group b, a subject members of the
organization have not had an op-
portunity to discuss fully on the floor,
according to Miss Alice Deal. presi-
dent.
It was denied earnestly by Miss
Deal before the meeting began that
the union would consider the recent
notice of dismissal sent by the board
of education to Ernest l.. Thurston.
superintendent of schools, a matter
now being discussed by individual
teachers in all the schools.
Nor would the union take notice at
this meeting. said Miss Deal. of the
Senate proposal to investigate the
local school system on charges made
by Senator Myers that the teachers
unions control the schools" and run
them on a soviet system"
The meeting today was called two
weeks ago.
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FAIR Corporation
LEGISLATION URGED
Commissioner CoIver, Before
Agriculture Committee,
! Asks Sane Enforcement.

Any regulations Congress may pro-
vide requiring corporations to dis
close their real ownership should be
reasonable" and "sanely" enforced.
Federal Trade Commissioner Colver
declared today before the House agri-
cultural committee at the hearings on
legislation to regulate the packers
and other meat interests.
Business could not complain fairly
against such regulations. Mr.. Colver
asserted. They should apply alike.
he said, to large and small corpora
tionS.
No limit on the percentage of tota.
national business that single corpora :
tion or group of corporations should be
allowed 10 control should be imposed
by Congress. Mr.. Colver said.
Urging divorce of the packers from
unrelated business. Mr. Colver said
they should be prohibited by legisia-
tion from trading in butter. eggs.
poultry and cheese.
They are not packing house prod
ucts at all" said Mr.. Colver. adding
that the packers should be allowed
to trade in all meat and by-produCtS
which are proper essential and eco
nomical" He included leather among
these
None of the facts or figures of
the commissions report on the pack
ing industry ever have been chal-
lenyed Mir Cover said. by any OF
the packers. except minor question
affecting Cudahy x Co.
Declaring "barraSe" has been
thrown about the report, Mr.. Colver
said
There has been only a claim that
something Intangible was left out
and the packers, over and over again.
have been invited to put the missing
things in"
Evening star., 1920-02-26
JURY SECURED TO HEAR
FOURTH TRIAL OF HENRY
Former Head Of Defunct Broker
age Firm Accused Of En-
bezZlement.

A jury was secured today before
Justice Stafford in Criminal Division
2 70 try John William Henry, former
head of the defunct brokerage firm of
Lewis johnson & Co.. on a charge Of
embezzlement. Henry was convicted
in May. 1917, of hypothecating stock
left with him by John E. Helmus and
his mother for sale. He appealed to
the Court Of Appeals and was granted
q new trial.
This Is the fourth time Henry has
faced q jury in the criminal courts
since the failure of the firm. in No
vember, 1914. At the first trial the
jury disagreed. On another charge he
was acquitted The third trial was on
the Helmus allegation, and his convic-
tion was followed with a reversal by
the appellate court This trial is ex-
pected to Last two weeks.
Evening star., 1920-02-26
MARTENS DENIES TIES
WITH RUSS FEDERATION
Soviet Envoy" Admits to Senators
He Net With Leaders of
Socialist Organization.

The relationship of Ludwig c. A. X.
Martens. Russian soviet agent in the
United States, with the Russian social
list federation was again the subject
of inquiry today before the Senate COM
mitee investigating bolshevik propa-
ganda in this country. Many of the
leaders and members of the fedora
ton were rounded up In the recent
radical raid conducted by the Depart
ment of Justice. and now are awaiting
deportation.
Martens admitted that he had met on
several occasions in conference or ex-
ecutive session with the federation and
it's leaders. He denied that the fedora
ton had any control over his actions
as soviet Ambassador" but admitted
they had tried to control him.
The witness said he tried to get a
resolution on the subject adopted by the
federation's central committee and when
he failed to do so he withdrew.
Questioned by Wade H. Ellis. counsel
for the committee. Martens said he met
with the federation because he desired
no opposition from ''the Russian masses
in this country" He said that the
Russians had been "criticising my ac-
tions bitterly In letters and speeches" T"
Evening star., 1920-02-26

perimented in scientific farming. The
wish is expressed that the proposed
school become affiliated with Western
Reserve University at Cleveland. The
entire estate not previously bequeathed
in an ante-nuptiA contract with his sec
ond wife or in the present will Is left to
the school.
The will provides an annuity OF $780,,
600 for his daughter, Mrs. Arthur D.
Bevan. wife of Chicago surgeon. and
an annuity of s25, 600 to DIR. Bevan in
the event of the daughters death. Mrs.
dence.
An annuity of $500 Is left to the
widow. together with n farm near Bar
berton Or. Charles F. Thwing. pres-
dent of Western l.ss"rve University. Is
beaueatfled s.. 900 u year.
Evening star., 1920-02-26
REDS FREE RED CROSS MEN.
Release Of Two Announced; Be.
ieyed Others Let Go.

A cablegram from vladivostok to
National Red Cross headquarters here
announces the release of two Of the
five members of the Red Cross COM
mission to Siberia captured some
weeks ago by the bolsheviki. The
message expressed the conviction
that the other three captives also
have been released. but that an
nouncement of the fact has been held
up somewhere. The two men now
safe are Dr. Frederick l.. Barnum of
Brooklyn, N. r.. and Edward II.
Charette Of Stockton, Calf.
Evening star., 1920-02-26
FORTUNE LEFT BY MATCH
KING TO FOUND SCHOOL
Will Of Ohio @. Barber Provides
for Agricultural and In
dustrial Institution.

AKRON, Ohio, February 26-Leaving
an estate valued at approximately s4.-
100000, Ohio c. Barber late match
king Of Barberton. provided for new
institution to be known as the Ohio c.
Barber Agricultural and Industrial
School in his will. filed here.
The school Is to be located on the
Anna Dean farm. said to be one of the
finest in America. where Mr.. Barber ex-
Evening star., 1920-02-26
JUDGE PAYNE HAS GRIP.
Taken III Suddenly Yesterday, But
Is Reported Better.

John Barton Payne. chairman Of the
United States Shipping Board. who
was suddenly taken Ill with the
grip yesterday. was much better to-
day. physicians reported. 1t was said
that Judge Payne will probably re-
main in bed at his home at 18th and
I streets for a day or two. but that
velopments.
Evening star., 1920-02-26
CAILLAUX CLAIMS GLORY
OF AVOIDING 1911 WAR
Also Responsible for Intensifying
Artillery Production of France,
He Tells High Court.

PARIS. February 26-Former Pre-
mier Joseph Caillaux dealt extensive
ly with the treaty Of Algeciras In his
testimony today before the senate.
sitting as high court. which is try
ing him on the charge of having had
:r.asoEa3ic dealings with the enemy.
Evening star., 1920-02-26

having saved France from war In
1911 and also for the subsequent In
tensification Of the production Of
heavy artillery. He made every en-
deavor. he declared. to have Russia
adopt plans for quicker mobilization.
The Algeciras negotiations are not
included in the charge against NJ.
Caillaux, but Leon Bourgeois. presid-
ing over the high court. said that
the explanations were necessary In
order to throw light on NJ. Caillauxs 8
activities during the war.
Evening star., 1920-02-26

The legal position of a married
woman In Spain ia today 80 low that
her husband has absolute control over
her person and property, as in the
riddle ages
Evening star., 1920-02-26
AMBASSADOR JOHNSON
GETS INSTRUCTIONS

Robert Underwood Johnson. newly
appointed ambassador to Italy. called
at the White House today to receive
his final instructions before leaving
for Rome. He said he expected to
sail about March 18.
Evening star., 1920-02-26

FoFty-one organizations in Japan
are planning a parade of $4,000 per-
sons In Toxic March 1 in support
Of the universal suffrage movement.