davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-09
CO PRAVl ANGLIKANSKY Y
BISKUP O RUSkU.

Rusko zaplati veSker6 svoie
povinnosti vuGi Anglii a Spoi.
Stdtum jistymi koncesemi na
Sibiri, kter6 jist6 uspokoii We
ritele jmanovan6ho statu vzdor
vSem zbytecn6 rozSirovanIn
pochybam.
Vyprdv6l tax pfi vGereiSim
banketu V Obchodni Komore
Herber Bury, anglikansky BIZ
skup pro severni a stredni Evro
pu. Cirkevni hodnostar Sc Wy
slovil o Rusku iinak velice pri
zlive, tvrde, ze mi Y Rusko
plnou duv6ru, jelikoz iaho lid
lest lid velkodu5ny a srdecny
Bohatstvi Sibire lest die jeho
SLOW tax ohromne, re o tom O.
statni sv6t nema ami tuSeni. Je-
no sympatie $ astnou Rus
sdili vSichni, kdoz vyVoj udalc
sti sledovali vcetne Herberta
Hoovera.
Rusko nemelo nikdy prilezi.
tosti q lid ieho lehko DOdlah.
vlivum, kter6 nan Sc snazi pa.
sobiti, jest vznetlivy mus
byti veden, ale nikdy Imam. G
"novem meZindrodnim hnutr
vyslovil Sc nasledovne:
"Mdzeme dociliti iednoty
angloamerick6 vzajemnym po.
rozumenim kazd6mu odstavci
ale vyvarovati Sc omylGm. ze
isme povahove stejnymi."
Biskup jest sice pro ligu ma
rodu. ale die jeho nazoru mel;
by drive pfedchazet liga vSecf
cirkvi Sc spoletnym idealem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-09
MOVE OBETI AUTOMOBI-
LISMU.

P6tilety hoch byl zabit a A
iine osoby zraneny "a poulic-
Mich nehod udavSich Sc vcera
veCer. A. s. Green, 1850 wy
chodni "a al. byl zatten a OBJ
zalovan re zabiti p6tileteho
hocha A. Faracia, 9308 Hough
Ave, jehoz kratce po 9. hod.
vecerni, pobliz uvedene adre-
sy prejel. Hochovi byla rozbita
hlava, takze Ia dopravy do
nemocnice zemrel.
Ma Broadway Marble Av.
srazila Sc pouliCni kara S au-
tomobilem, iehoz ctyri cestuji-
ci byli vyhozeni ma dlazbu a
museli byti dopraveni do ne
mocnice sv. AleXise. Jsou to
pfisluSnici rodinu Karla Cohe-
ma, 7749 Broadway.
NJ. Perek, 6lety V elsie 247 l
Professor Ave. S. w. byl vcera
prejet motorcyklistou a Zran6n
tax re musal byti dopraven do
Grace hospitalu. Pc neopatr-
mem iezdci, ienz po cinu rych-
lie uiel, policie zahiiila patra-
nj.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-09
MOVE POHOSTINSkE Wy
STOUPENi BANDITU v PL-
MEM DIVADLE.
Ulehcili pokladnikovi o $500 a
zmiZeli,

Mezitim, co uvnitr divadla
Knickerboker, 1915 Euclid A
We. vcera vecer vrhali ma plat
no obrazky 80 zoufalem hrdi-
novi'', odehrala Sc podobn6 hi
storie, ale prava, u pokladny,
kde diva ozbrojeni bandite u
zmuli pokladnikovi $500 a pax
Sc rychle ztratili. Posledn6jSl
"herci" hrali tax jist6 a opa-
trne, re pritomnf V divadle di-
vaci nemeli ami tuSeni, co Sc u
vchodu odehravd. Bandite do
nutili revolvery ArnoSta Hof-
mana k vydani Skrinky pc
nezi, vskoGili rychle do pripra-
veneho automobile a odjeli
Nekolik zamestnancu divadla
pustilo Sc V autech "a uprchli-
ky, ale V mistech onech Sc hem
III primo vozidly. take bylC
kazdG prondsledovani spojeno
neprekonatelnymi prekazka-
mi. Take policie lined zahaji-
la patrani, ale po "pohostinsky
vystoupivSich um6lclch" nenI
dosud ami stopy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-09
LEE. SPATRUJE RRZKOU u
PRAVU PLATU ZELEZNIC-
MICH ZRIZENCU.
Varuje pred tristenim odbo-
rovych uniich.

President bratrStva zelezniG
Mich vlakovych zTizencu w. G..
Lee, prohlasil vcera, re oceka-
va Cd zeleznitni rady pr5ve V
Chicagu zasedaiici pfiznlye
pro zam6stnance urovndni o.
tazky zvySenych platu. Zprava
jeho byla odpovedi ma zvlaSt-
nj dotazovaci cirkuldr Zaslany
uradnikum zmin6neho bratr-
stva, kterym bylo zaddno w
sv6tleni O dneSni situaci. Lee
st6zuje ma samovolnG poCindni
nekterych nespravn6 informo-
vanych skupin, jez vseobecny
a zdarny postup samy bezd6c-
ne zdrzuji. Zdarny vyVoj udd-
losti dneSnich muze a musi by
ii uspiSen jedin6 siednocenym
postupem vsachny radik6lni
pokusy musi ustoupiti jedndni
rozvazn6mu, kter6 zcela urGi-
te povede k uspechu. Odpo-
we'd ieho vyzniva varovanim
pred nepfedlozenymi ciny q
pravi zfejm6, re vystredni hla-
sy nenaleznou V sm6rodatnych
kruzich sluchu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-09
STRELEN PRI UTEKU
OkNEM.

Ma Carnegie Ave. S. E. OBJ
klicen byl jisty podezrely
dunn. George King z Roche
stru, n. Y, nasledkem snad
zl6ho svedomi hledel Sc wy
hnouti setkani vSetecnou po-
licii ut6kem oknem. Kdyz po
mem bylo ctyrikrate sire
leno, Svalil Sc ma zem, aC nebyl
nikterak zasazen. Serif z Ro-
chestru sem telefonoval, re
tam byl zat6en jisty King pro
kradez AUTOMOBILE, ale re Sc
mu podarilo z vezeni uprch-
nouti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-09
KAREL. LIESEGANG
ZEMREL.

Jeden z nejznamejSich oper-
nich dirigentl a v6hlasny uci-
tel zp6vu Liesegang zemrel
vcera We SVEN byte 5000 Eu-
clid Ave, ranen isa mrtvici.
Byl rozen Y Nemecku a do A
meriky pribyl V dobe chicaz-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-09
kRAJAN ZADUSEN

Chicago, 6. cervna. = Jan
Novotny, 36-lety, nalezen byl
vcera pate hodine V koupel-
ne sveho bytu ma California A
We. zaduSen plynem. Teprve
vyslechem koronerovym bude
snad zjiSt6no, zda-li Sc jedna
o sebevrazdu nebo nest astnou
nahodu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-09
ZEMETRESENf MA FOR
NOSE.

Toxic, 8. cervna. Prudke Ze-
metreseni udalo Sc po cele For
nose vGera, die depesi obdrze-
nych zde dnes. Sired otresu
byl bliz Ywalen ma vychodnim
pobfezi. Udaly Sc tez n6kte-
re ztraty ma majetku a lid
skych zivotech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-09

Krejci: "Uz vas naposledy
prosim, abyste mi zaplatil
duh.
Student: "Bohu diky, re uz
ie to naposledy !"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22

MAN WANTED 10 Topf,sani FoIor-t Col
lection aH.H.Iufluu 900 TULSA and al
Oklahoma, Bailey eat Lyuch HldF
WA NTEb--A drUIug contractor 90 drUl
at once al ErBstHnr. bFIl. depth about
1lOU feet J " "uIfuTd. caro- Hotel
Tulsa Tu-ra. OKLA.
Wa ErEU- YUurr mon 10 work cat rHff
with carnival ~ Ients OlIa.
Roy no LEARN pruterr TRADE. must ha
80 years OLD. night work fl2 a week
20 start AIpIy foreman NJ world otter
o'clock
WANTED -WaphWau ~ Sew Model
Laundry immedatolyi phone $50, ss-
pulps, Dh!a,
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On. LANns IN LIZZIE Al-A

IDU tAtb.Ou and EsH leases have
HIh tracts uf 100 hCren each. four trHCtn,
$40 'aCht ono tract, $50 acres. laying be
iH,ou five drilling wells Du the south,
l" drilling wells on tho north. iu New
NrNiro. five and ten years leases. lfr aud
sac rorow1ls fpr qulct ualo 81 10 per
aero. good title Phone Dfaro 2b9H or
ftUE. 70
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lIGnT mOIstKEtrINn ROOMS

LIGnT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 10
jETES1N. IS. 10. Two lIEht hou.okeop-
ms rorms, adjoining baih. Phone
psaee ALNa-l -.
and IEhta furnished So month. Slt
y Cheyenne. Osage htte-
pEOFlA. S. 22l-r Two uvht housekeep-
ing r'"ms 10 new apartment, near car
and lLin,- inc .-
COfLEGE. s. a0T- Two Nrht h"uHr-
keeping rooms. uodern. s. per week
mo- children nssEc LlAe-
TTTED r. T5II-Tvo ralsekevpinR
rnuwst upstairs. ru tuiIIf.n
THIRD h.. 1872 NI.,y furulalcd rooms
for light housekeeping must pc seen 20
be appreciated rhonC Celgr I'LL
E-E<ETT. =. It.l-'rw0 furulshcl rUUm4
fnr hEht no1,,ei,e. Ping; modern no 'hn-
FfFTIL vs.. Eg2' Two modern rooms for
uFhi hourGkssuing Ihone Ossge NaN.
HONING AND HAULING trunks i- our
business. not side line. lowest prices.
motor sorFice Phou" Cedar ''f. Dur
TWO ITGHT HOUsEKEErfNG rooms;
uodern s. per Meek no children
bIo,ks from car line, not modern
cranky landlord no person under. 81 years
~ sE G' dgI TTr %9n No vow ,uSh can s59y' 59y
watch for 81 a week end II n paid for
before YOU knnw ~ NcNlnn lewelry Co.
THE Hotel Tulsa is across from us.
TWO connecting light housskeeping rooms
on 1905 y Admiral
FOR FENTI'rwo rooms furrishsd for
light housekeeping Cedar ltfs
ONE SUITE uFht housekeeping rooms
y DWasso. OsaEo $3.50
ROOMS FOR RENT-FI'RNIsuED IL
NICELY FURNISHED room: private en-.
trance; In new home; on lituoy line
and one block car line. Phone bHsEs $500.
YOUNG LADY employed. depirea room
and board with private family. would
appreciate good home and rNCnlngs ref
erenCes. must te south side and prefer
ally within walking distance. Phone
Usage fisl
.CHEYENSE. 81 0at-Nl.c Irrge room and
closet mooNn, Usage s59I.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22
nusiNEss ron BALE
VARIETY gInuE

The only variety store IN Broken Arrow,
Okla. doing $50 0OO cash buHineRH an
uuHlly, established IN 1910 good lease on
best located store room In town clean
well balanced stock. approximately $4,000
ruu handle, reference, any bank In
broken Arrow, roaaCn. III health. RattH-
I'loc4al Variety store. Broken Arrow,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22

3uNrR PLUME LODGE, 1Se. X +.
go. meets every Thursday night
nffH at X + h1li. East Second
Ncst meeting March o. Visit
TX ing knight urged 20 attend
Rxssas e. a. WILLIAMS, G. C.
H. L. SANDERS. X r. 8
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22
SITUATIONS whNTrp-MNIE 4

BDOkkEEpEE with experience sp salas.
man aud manager desires position.
Address BOX lst-B, care World.
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Want Ads
Rates and Information

hdleS anu INFORM dJlON
hc per word per time
seven Insertions Tor the price Of stN
Minimum space 70 words
lc nor word pet day WHEN cory runs
one month without change
Minimum amount accepted ear
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS ara due
am payable the same day first inssr-
Nou of al appears tAI out.of-town
want ads sud all wanted 60 rent sit.
uatiuns wanted wearing apparel and
household goods ads are positively
cash In advance
TELEPHONE WANT ADS ere
charged - the same rate a. cssh ads
and collections will be made Al your
home OF office a. soon after risrt IN.
tertlon ar possible. this is an accom-
mediation service and payments should
be made promptly when bul is pre-.
t"nfed. Always ask your telephone ad
20 be repeated back to YOU by tho
telephone al taker 60 make sure that
10 las been CORE tly taken The World
cannot assume responsibility Tor errors
" any Mind occurring In telephone ad.
Ncrtisomeuts
Under no circumstances are We rs.
sponsiolo fnr errors In any advertise.
Wenf unless reported Immediately
after firHt Insertion No reduction In
cost of an al viii be made unless error
destroys value Of al
Phone 5000
AK Tor Want "A Department
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22
PURELY PERSONAL
SPECIAL NOTICES

SPECIAL NOTICE
Nutico Co Real Estate Men-'property At
lSos $. Cheyenne IL OF the market + J.
Bradford
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22
EMPLOYMENT


EAHnt nNAsEHJ
LNf ~ WIN
mar NNNrlu. Bs
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a .". ..... ..u .u,fta A..
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nu.. ..t. i...,Ff. IHH tf r..u ... luVl
lN'. I.... '.H"
N.u ,lN.N.I .I|.U. n#nf.| railroad
v..N. .u.. CO. T N..u NHutnr a.
..i.....' ." N..M. 'H.i
.,. v.,..,,, ,,,,,,, ,,
w N"s .'I.. I.' l"H.. N". N n' MN.N
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f"." 'f.f '" n". NN.n' ''"''
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..D,, ttrlU.Tt.NIrl.H r,t .Huu.
,.iuru. ..uur vumsu Us.iriur urrmH.
mont position. ,Iu frat ,Iar department
snI,uuIi ununr,unr trr advancement
uiru,Hi r1tnfinT paid tnr rSrrrirn'r
he.u. cfn"i'ut training ~ -tnoI'n,g'
nom. t''' l'N ',,F =. IIH' ''''''. y"
dfU.t Ifl pc cor" NoiIl ....
rANuiH WOMAN Nautod white or ooi.
"I.' nus.' Er r,l,''Tn.",s GOO ''''''
NANTTu DoIured woman fDt general
no,'ceofs. NO. rookInr. good wages,
have .er,ant ouartcrF 82i Tw,oticth.
WANTED Young lndy as timrtroprr aud
ronrtruction WORK ArpN after b ~. m.
NyANrEp White woman Ur rIrI f1r gcu.
cni huuHswoti. room furnished Ap.
WAsTlp -WN'. or ,olol-d slrl for r,o.
rIsI homework and cooking $40 D..
Eleventh OpEr 1t'9
WANTED Mtdul,.urra white vumau u
HitN WIN hch lndN through VA" dtN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22
ANp ,urrLrrs

Is. also 100 Rhode Island eggs at ~ -
ror o.. guaranteed good hatch. Usage
rUrt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22

Used Car Bargains
Packard 5-passcngcr touring with
Westinghouse air springs.
Packard 7-passenger touring
Pierce Arrow 7-passengor touring.
Cole Aero Eight roadster.
Cole chummy
Hudson Super six
winton Touring
Haynes Touring
All late models. In excellent shape
Good paint and tires.
Tulsa Motor Car Co.
Picrce-Arrow. Cole Aero Eight
1925 South Main st.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22
MANrln-AIrnMnnIIts
BOARD AND ROOMS

WANTED Dodge T6adstcr Adlre7s ls3-
world
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22
LIVE STOCK


bbbN' NhiN. ffbH - n5
AT SERVICE Black and white Persian
NnrGrn cati o-are ali
rS8ItSH PR bull pups eligible 10 reg
later. 1907 3 Dctroit Phone OsaFo iltA
FINE STUANE thoroughbred bird dog
puuoirrs English Pointer, At ll6 W.
Seventh
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22
BOARD AND ROOMS
NOONs InN NtNt-ttRNI-ul-O u

nnADn AMI DnnAqC
ROOMS ron Ut~r-TtRNi.in-o e.
MATS .-l S-Ig ro,.r- .lf..u...
hHN. n prI,ate I..u.
gsr- 4IHf.I.I..! I....tT and e.,tU. ...
E UIr,.u
\IcrIN FJUNT4IIrp b,ato.m tHI..t
tuF hN' rrt.t. .rt-.n,a. suitable r-
Two os.h. ttNL
.tuEYINNF .Ia Ntrcy Ur...N.I
fruut bedroom. rftat, tuu, N....
sITTTiN0 TUU,u f-- rtf7 -".s.u..ut
ta haN trr Hjy .a'. u.sr. fu.
ron NENT IarsC tras.om. ten .....
-i.',rr '", s'4i..''.ns' 'r .,,N,, ,..'.
Usas. s,.s
SEVENTH 1I AMI N1daru
room adjoining bath. private entrance.
gent tsmsu unIs
HrNNETr r. I.UO. "u., fu.rI.N.I
fo.m nIr fNa. ....s foo. Ir,tkl,.t 10 l,.
TlUEu. D.. I.I..Dur tedl..m sI..u.
int bath. vH.N.ur I'.it".U. private
I.n.'.A ."' -l WV p ,'l .,''.l .l-.........
FOR hfNI DuH 'Hn'sN"i i"Hw. H.I
.'N.,N ,'I ''1..n iN. rr'.'
"-''. '... . i'. ''
.,'"
ON .,r ura .,rf.r.au lr,f..r,l .rl,.r,
ustue ItUt
EU'rli E. Hi.. Ia.l, iMu0 .',su'.g
I""W nng. ''r n''h. n'N.. 'Htn'. .''i
iosIoN 81. 7os. v,H.ru s.u,a.aal
fOR RINT Nirc revly futr.ahod home.
Ike rnoms o., lhe Isy or ve's Won will
.le them torn toie' corner Second and
t.e.r Phore psar" -2l2
rgul rhana o.sg. ll11
lo4 MANY uUO,kNNN Apartment a...
raui room private entrance. connect.
uE nHlh for ONE OF two g'uurmrn
'.aE' p '..---..--.-...
cru aou,h cEp..urs D.are s'st
oypRt,Irry rt.r,yrgs
NIDE eDJTu Room upstairs HIfHln
iru l1tN fHr I.ut q" D. Eleventh
ROOM 100 uIrf r'oI aI- g peu,,r
rnuue Usage -ONt
adiWuiur bath southeast o,posuro QUO
s. Frisco
ONE I.NIt,.E -U,.dcrr -,ig,ri,y room, -I5-,.
clothes rrass Dsarr 3pja.1
WLFErING H0ON- 501 Uou,tou
-. i2,y -. ..5,se .--..-
70 = SS.,s,,. I,,.,,. D.,g. e,t- ''
ONE sLEEPiVG room Tor ront to gentle.
I-,a 24lA l.oa r Nan'tA- --.-
FRONT room adjoining bath on iitn"y line
= DOCKS "i car lhr. Fhonn 'eHH'
Ez "
o.o ,.... .i..ui,. r,o,, ,,, -.,,..,,,,
orl, sdioinine IAN on iitnc, inr one
Lf,L p,.,,, f,, - ',dri, pt,.,
nu ~" 'r'n ''' .'.' '''' ''"'"' "o''
''AA' "'''
..-
sou IltEASI LOOM adjoining halh, ~
,.,N,r w,nu'"'' '''0' t'n''''"c". ''-'
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~, nrili,.1 "a nr,,,to ',lou,' 'o..s.
sost'
si,si.i i-i,i5,7i e;iii,i, ,i..,
'' o,,,L N'' aaa' - T.1.r
..',,.5,, il22 -. ,
ti'rbcp priylicrc e16ahin Tor outei
couple
'nri private !" family SO S 'Dt,roiit Cedar
-, -, -.,.---,.
fanuu' closo ,p an soutb sido. r.utic-
mon phone Dasrs qOqi
sII7I7pTSC U0oN- close In g0Uih side
s1s y br,roit cedar tsOt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22
FINANCIAL


BisisrsS orronru NitiEs a.
FOr SALE uourhuut machine and rrs-
tautaut, live oil town, good lease
phouc pshFs ootn.
HuSiNIss ron sALE Tho only one ~
ita Kind IN town. AddreuB ihA ", care
world
EfOE grOHr doiuE good business, tho
boat location in Sapulpn viii invoice
shout 1880. stock bought before ad-
vance sell an or part sample Shoe store,
HAIlttIp fIkia
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22
RrAL ESTATE LOANS

FARM NND CITY LOANS
Quickly made at lowest rates. farm loans
fur long time with privilege to pay part
or All any Interest day without noticei on
good farm loans In adjoining statea;
straight or monthly loans on Tulsa trn-
proved burlneHH aud residence property
per cent residenco loans and larger bust
mess loans at loAs rates. make monthly
payment loan for u bank payment 10 be-
come .ns each year; money advanced az
huriness prOgrepHeA, reasonable rate. w. A.
Lulv le E. Fourth 81 ara Texas Bldg.
Guurn ra1
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TyPBwRtTiNu

" WTTTT ~ TT w NTNF" TTTV- TVWTTT HWT
pHaUo btsn
YOUNG LADY dcsifeH poatiou NJ office
manager. has unusual husinesa hhilitY
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-22
CLrANING AND pYEING

IDEAL CIEASEWS and H4t Works. We
clean and block ladies' and gents hats
and make them like new, Phone Ohase
1923
Evening star., 1920-02-17

vate property may not be taken over
wfthout payment not only for the
physical property, but for its value to
the investor as q going. concern. ne
emphasized that any such action by
Congress would discourage, II not
stop. all investments in public utility
property Representative Mapes ar
gued points Of law with Mr.. Hamil-
ton regarding the right Of Congress
chfse which Congress had given to
use the streets Of Washington for
street car service.
Representative johnson OF kentucky
cited the case Of the Washington Mar
ket Company as showing the conten-
tion that the government must pay
for the property developed on ne
public property to which lease had
been given.
Mr.. Hamilton contended that II the
franchise Of either or both street rail-
called 1t must be in the way the Con-
stitution provides-by condemning the
property for the public good and pay
ing for it a just valuation determined
in the courts.
Mr.. Hamilton put into the record an
emphatic statement. that in dete0-
mining the value Of properties under
condemnation proceedings Congress
could not force either company to
Public Utilities Commission as basis
for settlement. He said that the
chairman of the commission has ad-
mitted that many items have been
omitted in the fair valuation that are
properly to be reckoned into compu-
tation Of any sale for market valua-
ton.
Evening star., 1920-02-17
ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE, Md, February H.
Miss Elizabeth Bready. daughter of
the late Samuel K. Bready Of Poto-
mac. this county. died Sunday night
at Denver. Col, where she went sew
eral weeks ago for the benedt Of her
health. She was sister of David j.
Bready Of Washington and Mrs. John
G. Stone and Mrs. Robert L. Saun-
ders of Potomac. The body will be
brought home for burial. but the fu-
neral arrangements have not been
completed.
Mrs. Minnie B. Jeffers. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Coleman of
this vicinity. and William Otho
Beall Of Derwood, this county. were
married in Rockville yesterday by
Rev. p. Rowland Wagnes, pastor OF
the Baptist Church. The ceremony
took place at the home of the minis
ter in the presence of a small com
pany Of relatives and friends.
Miss Virginia L. White and George
E. Bromley, both of Washington.
we're married in Rockville yesterday
by Rev. P. Rowland Wagner. pastor
Of the Baptist Church. at the home
Of the minister.
A license was issued by the clerk
Of the circuit court here yesterday
for the marriage Of Miss Genevfeve
Hamill and Edward Matera, both OF
Washington.
Evening star., 1920-02-17
CANVASSERS At WORK
FOR Community FUND
Committees Are Whiting the Busi.
ness Section in the Campaign
for SS3, 900.

Canvassers today are following up
yesterdays launching Of the $Ss,5O0
drive for the benefit of the Commun-
ity Service in Washington. Commit
tees are visiting the business section
for subscriptions.
The committees are headed by MISS
Marie MCGUIRE. Miss Alice N. Roach
Mrs A. X. Wine. Mrs. Graham ID.
Powell. Mrs. Harry Colman ana Mfs'
c. N. Chapman.
According to reports received at
the campaign headquarters last night.
colored workers had reported more
than $1,000 raised as the result OF
the work Of the first day. FRANK
Wells, veteran employe Of the District
government, is directing the WORK
among colored residents.
An outline of the program tho wom-
en- arc expected to follow during the
campaign was given by Mrs. Arcni-
bald Hopkins at a meeting OF the
woman workers yesterday at the New
Willard Hotel.
Announcement was made that sew
eral department stores where the
Community Service is conducting
signing have reported that by the
end Of the week IT is expected that
contributions of several hundred dol
lars will be made for the campaign.
Evening star., 1920-02-17
Mr.. LANSING DISCUSSED
FOR SENATORIAL RACE
Availability in New York Posi-
bly, Affected by His Views Of
Woman Suffrage.

Robert Lansing an q possible DEM
ocratic candidate 10 run for the Sem
ate next fall against Senator Wads-
he u the republican NOM
inee-was discussed with considera-
BILE interest by politicians at the Cap
There is just one thing. however.
that IL likely to kill this incipient
has been an opponent Of woman's
suffrage, though he was not called
upon to vote on the resolution for
the suffrage constitutional amend
ment AZ was Senator Wadsworth. But
Mrs. Lansing was An active anti"
understood Mrs Lansing was acting
with the approval of her husband.
though he made no formal statement.
May Prevent Neninstfon.
With the news today that the wom-
ans suffrage convention in Chicago
has adopted resolutions demanding
the onicial head Of Senator Wads-
worth. because he opposed woman
that the democrats would pick Mr..
Lansing for a candidate.
Opponents Of Norman Mack of Buff
falo, democratic national committee
man, were inclined at hrst blush to
hail Mr.. Lansings entrance into the
senatorial campaign. The popularity
that has come to Mr.. Lansing through
the treatment accorded him by the
President had been seized upon as
one reason for putting him forward
for the Senate. 1t is to be expected
that the White House would vigor-
ously oppose any such plan
other Demoerats MentioAed.
Others suggested as possible candi-
dates for the democratic nomination
for senator today were Frank Polk.
now acting secretary of State. and
franklin B. Roosevelt. assistant Sec
retary Of the avy.