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who have never had an opportunity to
view a performance of this. the national
sport of Spain, may see here In st.
Thomas as a part of the Circus program.
Each of the participants is an expert,
the Matador being famous throughout all
the lands in which this sport is known
for his grace and agility and for the fact
that no bull, however vicious, has yet
bested him in a combat. The bull is a
specially imported specimen of the finest
breed of fighting bulls, and is extremely
difficult to handle. His trip to St. Thorn
as has made worse his already bad dis
position. and he will be a real test of
the Matador's ability. The bull will not
be on exhibition for fear he might harm
some innocent ~by-stander, Elaborate
precautions have been taken to safe
guard the audience from harm. Ibid.
In the law suit, Geo. A. Moorehead
versus Rothschild Francis for resort
ing to libellous attack in letter, in
answer to request that sentence of
previous decision be published, Judge
ment was handed down on Monday
morning, the 18th inst. by Judge Thiele
in favour of the former, when Francis
was sentenced to pay $780, 90 fine, and
cost of the court, besides $500 for non
appearance at the Reconciling Courts,
the fines to be collected Is days after
sente.,c had been served Thomas
MGl Notes Noe. 10Th.
AS one looks over the program of the
Naval Circus, one is struck with the
diversity of the attractions. An item
that will be most interesting to the fol-
lowers of sport is a prize fight for the
championship of the Caribbean. The
two aspirants, who have insisted that
their names be not disclosed until the
night of the contest, have their train
ing camps on nearby islands, where for
a month past they have been working
diligently preparing for the test that
will determine the better man. A large
purse has been set aside as the prize
and it has been agreed that the winner
gets all. Afamous ring of officials has been
engaged as referee and other officials
as professionals. The promoters of this
contest deserve the gratitude of all low
ers of clean sport and we in St. Thorn
as are ~singulary fortunate in having the
opportunity to see the much mooted
question of this championship settled
here.
Good tickets are yet available but do
not delay your purchase st. Thomas
Mail Notes, NoV. Goth.
In lawsuit Geo. A. Moorehead versus
D~k1-alS11 LN~4~.s~ ~o@~o-o1 -
, 1920-11-23

The management of abe Naval Circus
has obtained special permission to stage
a Spanish bull fight in order that those
, 1920-11-23

In lawsuit Geo. A. Moorehead versus
Rothschild Francis, mentioned in yes
days MAIL NOTES, November. 1911
the defendant will appeal the judgement
of Judge Thieie to the Third Circuit
Court of Appeal. Philadelphia, and await
its decision with interest. Defendant
filed no plea in the case, being absent
from the municipality during its trial.
Com. Ibid.
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ALLAN E. WALKER & co. 1NC.'
BIB 18th st. N. w.

FOR SALE.
Three story. bsy-window brick dwei INN.
garage space; convenient TO car ill., liz
churches and schools; best section GeoLE "
town Immediate possession. Price, so,oVV;
Pressed brick, bay-window dweinns,
. rooms and bath; hot-water neat iron.
rear staircase; scar, 2-story brick garage
downtown location. Immediate possee-
sion. Price, $3.50. ,o.S s
n sts N w. II rooms and bath; immedi-
ate possession; suitable for home rooHi'"s
house or business Price $1,000.
.oioniai porch house. Hot water heat; 2
car brick garage. kenyon ST. N. w.; pos
session soon. Price. $4,000.
w ID. SULLIVAN.
E .-.. SIT 18th st. N. w.
Washington, ID. c.
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FOWN NOUR OWN HOME "
FOR SALe-HOUSES
HOME BARGAINS

~ HOME BARGAINS
On I Street Near North Capitol
10 rooms ana bath. good roemins
s'a's section pr;os ss 2so
$500 Cash, Balance Monthly.
Northeast Section
Corner house. rooms and bath Hot
water heat. Room for garage
Price. $4,000
! Beautiful Detached House on
81 Girard Street N. w.
d. 10 rooms. 8 baths Brick garage This
house Is modern in detail ri i've open nr E,
, Price, 1000
Cash. $4,000
. Center Hall House i.
= Stone porch front. white stone snc
brick eons,ruetion IN tns ess c,,s sse0 Out o.
baths steam heat. Electric light.
tirspiacss ssrvantS quarters Parauet
aoora
Price, $4,000
!. Worth $4,000 More Than Asked.
On Florida Avenue N. E.
rooms and bath. Prsssed brick S s,
wind1u front. TREE rooms o'ep
Price. $3.50
On Conduit Road.
L. frx.lN
/. . room and two bath frame house ser
Z wants rooms Electric iishts' "a ao Hh;cS.n
house. One block from cars
Price, $12.500.
On Quincy, Just off North Capitol st.
.p .00Ps :ss bath in siss% e days
. Price, $3.50
IL Central Northwest.
. roomr and bath: furnace heat Vacant.
Price, $3.50.
New York Avenue and First st.
ss.ts 9 sr:s aSor: .p : roo%" ana bath second
: door. Separate heating plantA
Price. $500
fOn Kenyon St. East Of Georgia Ave:
I Semi-detached, modern, rooms and
bath, box type house Hot-water heat:
T. Electric lights. Hardwood hoorS Lot sbx
11l. Possession.
e.. Price, $500
On Staples Street N. E.
rooms and bath. Electric lights HARD
!. good floors Furnace heat Colonial front
porch Possession.
Price. $4,000.
=; Park Place, Overlooking Soldiers
- Home Grounds
=. rooms and bath. Hot-water heat. Elec,
trio iiEhta Sleeping porch. ana Coloniai
u trent porch. Stationary tubs ServanS
toilet Possession.
Price. $500
- ALLAN E. WALKER & co. INC,
=: BIB 18th st. N. W.
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FOR SAlE-HOUSES
NORTHEAST AND SOUTHEAST.

Sac "A about these desirable homes. We
urge you 10 act quickly, as thsy WI 49,
be sold. In view OF the fact thAt the pw
are very reasonable. terms easy io'~''"
On. n In, most attractive homes In tn.
northeast section, ID street between eth nna
Tth; stories and cellar rooms; uea
bath, hot-water heat. eieetrle nsn., 'os
a. 10 a paved alley; plenty OF room TOT .
garage: metal weather strips servant.
room; hard y God floors. sttrseuve IN every
detail; II you want TO see son 'h nrons,,y
osrafuIiy built residence; 2 stories and cell
lar. nrst class condition; electric ngh's'
1890 TO an alley; immediate possession
sIbooA-North Carolina Avenue B. ~.
near sth A 7-room brick dwcunhn
rooms: q frontage OF ~ rect si'soo 's"
y4.75o-Practicaily new; hEht coioIen
brick; near Kentucky avenue hstb. front
and rear porches: lot Do Feet aeep' S"'''
alley.
az sso-Near 18th and Il street s, K; ,
stories. Q rooms; lot is feet 'front.' over wv
deep: very wide alley
sssoo-ioth street 8. E.. rooms ana
bath; good condition; lot Nv iee' aeep "
a 2o-foot alley.
A6oo-An s-room brick swelling on "a =
,e'tsrs nnh Ii Alley. We sold the adjoining
house TO . party who had looked tho Guy
over.
,s,6oo-Arrsnsed for tive families; on on
south Carolina Avenue s. f., rooms
18th On The, nrst noor: rooms and bath
on the second
e ,A-srd street s. E.: store and dwell
ing: lot .ox75; good condition.
q oooNew Jersey avenue S. F.: 8 rooms.
hot.water heat, hardwood floors: careiuuy
built by owner for his home; lot VIZ" 10
foot alley.
81. oo-sth street 8. E.: rooms. modern
bath. hotwater heat; so-foot Ho"''
bay windows.
q %oo-1Oth street southeast, near FL
rooms and bath: good condition.
~.5oo-Near tho Library; stories an: me
lights: lot 2Sxl0.
s.soo-lth street 8. E.. near @: stories
and cellar; I rooms and bath: hot-water
heat: lot 23xlo5.
H.boc-B street s. E., near 18th: stories
8 rooms: lot l7xloe,
S. oo-B street s. F.. near I'd: 13 rooms.
baths; lot czx9o to an alley; immediate pos
session.
S. ooo-G street g. F., near nth: stories
and cellar; 7 rooms and bath: alley side
and rear: very attractive.
A,5oo-Two houses on street s. E.. near
It'll; . rooms each lot 22xl0o.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1910 Nav VorL Auo
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SHANNON & LUCHS.
Main 2345.
Central Northwest.

Near 18th st, and Riggs pl.
and bath; furnace heat; gas. VA
CANT IMMEDIATE POSSES
SION can be given. Price, $3.50.
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Ingleside.

An attractive six-room ana
bath house In Insleside. hot-water
heat. gas; hardwood moor ana
trim: front and double rear
porches: 2-story bay-window In
rear overlooking Rock Creek Park.
Price, $500.
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Petworth.
713 14TH ST. N. w.

A modern. detached home on
bath; hot-wster heat, electricity;
concrete front porch: enclosed
sleeping porch; price, $500.
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Northeast.

Distant about 7 blocks from the
Government Printing Once. UniNp
s,stioh ana fostofnce: q substsn-
rooms and bath; furnace heat; gas
corner on alley; space for garage.
Price. $500.
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GOOD CHANCE FOR
BUYERS.

See Peterson, 734 18th N. W.
:
Six rooms and bath. detached brick, n
VII large lot; splendid alleys; located N.
II. Terms $3.50
Six rooms, tiled bath. colonial porch.
deep lot to broad paved alley; brick; 3. T..
$4,000; cash $500.
. Euclid st; room bath brick, eel
lar, porch: INV. n, laundry tubs; deep lot
to alley; less than $4,000.
Splendid apartment house in NJ w. pay
|. ing better than per cent above all ex-
psnses of upkeep and operation.
We have scores OF dwellings and bust mess
properties that have never been adver-
tiscd. II you have not secured what you
want, the fault lies with you until you
have Investigated our offerings. We are
constantly handing over good values In all
ID. classes of Washington real estate. We
have investment properties that are good
for 10 per cent net, to say nothing OF In
Creasing values.
= E. M. PETERSON,
y14 18th st. N. w. M. s12s
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Colorado Avenue.

Nearly I acre of ground. with
Broom house and outbuiidinss
fear garage: near 2 car lines
house has plumbing throughout I;
gas: heated by stoves: good
porches. Opportunity TO obtain
modern home with small outlay
for remodelinE. Owner, leaving
city, must sell quickly. Price re-
duced from $4,000 to $4,000.
Phone us without delay for an ap-
pointment to inspect.
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FOR SAlE-H0USES
NORTHEAST AND SOUTHEAST

NORTHEAST AND SOUTHEAST.
See us about these desirable homes. We
urge you TO act quickly, as they wiz sou
are very reasonable. terms easy ioo~uon
desirable:
IS 500 Eaeh-Tvo houses on @ street north.
east. . short walk 10 the Union Station; Rp,
or more cash, balance w. % q month sho
interest; 2 storts, and cellar; reception h~ii
plan; rear porch ..
sne-A neat sil-room brick dwelling on
ton: monthly tenant.
p,0o-An unusually attractive dwelling
ON 10th street N. e.; rooms, tiled bath
colonial porches. hardwood floors; lot toxss;
possession in thirty days
uooo-six rooms and bath; on Nh street
n. e. near b; good Condition; reasonable
terms.
@.75o-Arranged for two families; 10 rooms.
two baths: porchss: L street northeast.
near 9Th.
$3.50 Each-Fffth street N. e.: 2 stories
and cellar: 10 rooms, 2, baths; lsxS to an
alley.
Nwo Each--Two six room brick dwellings
on sth street N. f.. near ID: easy payments.
Is. 2so-7th street N. E.: 2 stories and eel
lar 6 rooms and bath; hot water heat: lot
l24 feet deep to an alley.
n.7so-A corner dwelling on Sth ST. N
E.. large rooms; wide parking; most
attractive home.
ana bath: front es ana back yard: easy 'I p.1.
ments.
S5,5oo-comparatively new dwelling
Northeast; box style house; 2 stories and
cellar; hot-water heat. electric lightA
,s.aoo-second street Northeast. near B:
possession act quickly.
east; 8 rooms and bath: plenty Of room for
garage; immediate possession: can be seen
at any time.
;s.soo-An elegant home on A st. N. f..
trio lights; stationary wash tubs: porches
front and rear; hardwood nnish; lot 22.sx
1886; wide alley.
s5.soo-Mass. ave. N. E.. near sth; 8
rooms and bath: no encumbrance; easy
payments
us5o-Two attractive homes on Eye St
N. e., not far out; 2 stories and cellar;
furnace heat: lot 1878 to an alley.
S5,5oo-A desirable corner on @ N. E.; Z
rooms, tiled bath. porches. reception hall
plan: easy payments
$4.s5o-An S-room. bay-window brick.
northeast. near Sth: immediate possession.
a.s5o--An s-room brick dwelling; we'll
change can sell at this low figure; good
neiEhborhood near eth and c SITS. N. 4.
>$4.ooo-B ut. N E.: 6 rooms and bath; no
encumbrance: easy payments
$3.50 each-on a wide street n: E..
stories and cellar: 8 rooms and bath; fur
mace heat; lot $50: 2o-foot alley; $500 cash
down
ss.5oo-Mass. avenue n. E., near 9Th:
for gnraee
y, 0oe-F street N. E., between End and 3rd:
low-priced for such a we'll planned house in
this convenient location.
y
and cellar. rooma and hath: good sur
roundinrs
and bath: lot 1s.ioe. 1Sf alley.
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Anacostia.

Attractive, modern detached
home: . rooms and bath; large
attic and cellar; new metal FOOT
ro,,ndinxs: 2-car garage; lot 75x
lao Immediate possession. Price
$3.50.
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PHONE us If YOU DO NOT
FIND WHAT YOU WANT IN
. THIS LIST.
$1,000

7-room and bath home In the MONTH
EAST; convenient TO cars. This house 81
be bought on reasonable terms Ne~'
UNION STATION
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Near Lincoln Park.

Corner house: . rooms ana pain
hot water heat; space for garage;
excellent resid entail location; at
tractive surroundings; near cars
Price. 5000.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

PHONE US If YOU DO NOT
FIND WHAT YOU WANT IN
: THIS LIST. i
1.room and bath home In the non IN IN
EAST; convenient TO cars. This mouse cn
be bcgSh. on reasonable terms
located right on NEW HAMPSHIRE ave
nue.; hot-sir heat; gas light: Id II. aiey
convenient to cars; excellent condiuon'
reasonable terms.
A semi,dstsehsd new room ana bat, bat.
session; convenient to school ana cars
Room for garage
on bcautifui avenue In the NORTH
EAST; large rooms and bath; h.-w.-h. !;
Possession given. 1880 cash buys this
home.
In MT. PLEASANT. one block east Of
18th street, near Park road; 7 rooms and
bath colonial type home; h.-w.-h. cleo
tricity. This house Is in perfect condi-
tion. having been newly papered and
paint ed: deep lot to ls-fo6t alley: posses
sion at once terms.
A splendid s room and bath home In MT
school; h.-w.-h. ; room for garage; porches;
owner occupant.
$10,500
Near DUPoNT'GIRCLE: 10 rooms ana 2
baths; h.-w.-h. and electricity; vacant
$12,5OO
Near PARK ROAD. between 18th and
18th SITS: splendid home OF IL rooms and
dining room. This house has h.-w.-h and
electricity; garage: deep lot to Is It. alley.
Best buy In MT. PLEASANT today.
INVESTMENT.
Store on UNION STATION PLAZA
under good rental; fronting on streets.
HOWARD & HINES
incorporated
734 18th Street N. w.
Main 730-731-732.
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On New Hampshire Avenue
Near Washington Circle.

VACANT Ready for occupancy
by purchaser. Eight rooms and
bath; lstrobe heat; gas; we'll
constructed S-story brick dwelling.
Price, 5000; submit oner.
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$1,000

Colonial type home. 8 rooms and bath
located right on NEW HAMPSHIRE ave
| nue.; hot-sir heat: gas light; is II. aiiey
convenient to cars; excellent condiion
| reasonable terms.
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$500

On beautifui avenue In the NORTH
EAST; . large rooms and bath; h.-w-h
gas: top moor now rented as apartment.
Possession given. $500 cash buys this
home.
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30 f7.7bo-5th 81. s. f., near East Capitol;
rooms and bath; steam heat; large front
ana rear yards; In excellent condition
owner occupant. Immediate possession.
Only $500 cash.
&c., |. NJ. WILLIAMS,
Main 900 729 18th st. y. W.
IF.Yob WANT TO BUY OR SELL REAL
ESTATE talk n over with
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WANTED-PROPERTY

MUST BUY at once brick house, with cell
lar; rooms and bath: not over $500;
state location, price and terms by letter
only. E. II. ANDERSON. 921 18th st. n. w.
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IA oaau0q0 REAL ESTATE .4d5eS510 Now.
FOR SAlE-HOUSES

t.soc-sssom. iatrobs-he.t sbrick; al
most Immediate possession; ON 18th
street 3. ~. 800 cash payment. balance
same as rent.
g.zo-on Carolina st. N W., Just
south OF You street. between 18th and
10Th streets: eroom house. furnace, fair
size back yard TO wide alley. ADout
1900 cash Immediate possession.
S.ooo-sroom. hot-water heat home, In
nne condition; wide, weil-briit, semi-de-
tsched brick, about 200 n. from the Ana
costa cars, on SIN street &. Il. This is
real good home and good Investment;
for only 1900 cash, other payments Us
yer month.
80, 1oo-s-room, wide. weii-construeted
brick home, on one OF the best locations
ON Md. ave. N. e.; latrobe heat; room
tor q double sar.se Can only be seen
less than $1,000.
%. Soon Nd. ave. N. E.: s-room home,
shortly.
81. ooo-one OF the greatest large homes
In the N. II. and one OF the best loca-
tons; 10 or II rooms, hot-water heat; in
fno condition; keeping roomers will pay
FOR this great, well-built home. Will
have TO be seen to be appreciated. THIS
property would cost today about $50, 900
to erect II.
NS0o-7famiiy apartment. near 9Th
street n. Il. 1850: rent. SIS per month:
cash, $50.
S1O-On ". J. ave. N. w; l0room
house, baths, hot-water heat; q great.
good home: well rented now and would
make a good Investment
S.oo-In Silver Springs; sroom bunga-
low and three fourths acre OF ground:
II is not modern. but a good investment
for you; fine location.
Other real good homes In Silver Springs
from about $1,000 to SO. 00o SEQ my
salesman. J. n Rooser. who lives In Sill
YER Springs.
IS, 0oo-Near Wisconsin ave. N. w:
6-room. furnace heat home. on nne
corner. Owner in property: no trouble
to get possession. Cash, 81 500
s-room bungalow: Decatur Heights:
almost immediate possession. 5000
J. D. CARAVAN,
District National Bank Bldg.
Main 1929.
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Sa-00n

A semi-detAched new 8 room and bath
house in GEORGETOWN; Immediate pos
session; convenient to school and cars
Room for garage.
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INVESTMENT.
Store on UNION STATION PLAZA
under good rental; fronting on 2 streets
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$3.50

$3.50
In MT, PLEASANT. one block east OF
18th street, near Park road; rooms and
bath; colonial type home; h.-w.-h.. cleo
tricity. This house IL In perfect condi-
tion, having been newly papered and
painted: deep lot to ls-fobt alley: posses
sion at once: terms.
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See "a about these desirable home. We
urge you TO act quickly, as thsy VII s 'n
are very rea sonsble. terms easy, location
desirable:
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PRICE ss.5ooIn one Of the best squares in Petvorth
1. co1ito to an alley a twostory house heated will
hot water having electric lights large front perch
breakfast porch, sleeping porch. This Is home tina
will positively please you.
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PRICE s. s0o-In Bioomingdaie, a little on from
list street splendid buy for home in six room house
ha wing hot water electric lights, front ana real
porches owner house will give possession wheH
desired
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PRICE ss.coo-In Mt. Pleasant, west OF nth. niue
on from Park a class situation IN every re
spect: two story. colonial style house. heated with
hot water having lights front and rear poches
The Washington times., 1920-04-01
MEXICAN POLITICS
WARMING Up A BIT
Candidate Bonillas Reported
Killed, Wounded land Nearly
Kidnapped.

LAREDO, Tex, April 1.-The presi-
dental campaign in Mexico IL warm
ing up. according TO reports here. es-
pecially as regards the candidacy OF
Ygnacio Bonillas. former Mexican
Ambassador to the United States. In
three dispatches from Mexico City he
is reported, respectively. as having
been killed In riot. wounded during
a demonstration for his rivals Gen
erals Gonzales and obregon, and mar
rowly escaping an attempt to kidnap
him.
The latter report, which also Is
published in Porvenir. a newspaper
of Monterey, Mexico. seems the most
authentic. 1t states that IA policeman
was killed and another seriously
wOuded during an attack on an
automobile in which Bonillas was rid
ing in a suburb ofMexlco city. The as
sailants, using an auto without lights.
ran into Bonillas' machine and then
sought TO capture him. His guards
drove them on
General Panfelo Natera and several
other military officers near the scene
were arrested when they volunteered
to pursue Bonillas' assailants, the re-
port says. The Monterey newspaper
adds several important politicians are
reported to have been arrested be-
cause of the affair"
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R.R. BROTHERHOODS
WILL REMAIN ALO0F
Decide Not to Join Federation
of Labor In Coming
Political Fight.
By MILDRED NORRIS.
international News servies.)

None OF the four big railroad
brotherhoods will enter the American
Federation OF Labor this year, ae-
cording TO reports in railroad union
circles here.
The big Four" IL Is said, have en-
tered an agreement TO stay out OF the
federation until all the brotherhoods
decide to affiliate.
The statement OF Warren S. stone.
grand chief of tho brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers and president
OF the Plumb Plan League, that MS
organization had changed it's plans
to affiliate with the federation ana
would take no action until next year,
Notwithstanding Gompers' announce
ment that the engineers and the
brotherhood OF Conductors would be
admitted to the federation in May Is
taken as confirmation OF reports that
the differences between Gompers ana
the engineers chief have not yet
been settled.
According to labor leaders here.
Gompers is anxious TO have the
brotherhoods join with the federation
in it's political program.
As things now stand activities OF
the Labor party and the conflict OF
opinion between Gompers and the
railroad unions on the question or
Government ownership and demo
cratic control OF the railroads
threaten TO disturb the program OF
the non-partisan political committee
of the federation.
Despite the fact that the railroad
unions and the big Four" brother
hoods announced they will oppose all
~ for Te-nlpC-
ton who voted for the Cummins-E Esch
railroad law. Gompers. in recent
letter to the Chicago Federation OF
Labor, named as friends OF labor
four Illinois Congressman who sup
ported that law.
The Washington times., 1920-04-01
The Linen Shop

Specials for Friday and Saturday only-higll-gra
Bleached Cotton Sheets torn size before hemming
Stxoo inches Reduced to $275 each
Bleached Cotton Pillow Cases, torn size before hem
ming 45x36 inches. Reduced to 59c each.
Dimy BedSpread and Bolster Sham to matcf-Scal-
loped edge-Spread cuout corner size 72x9o inches.
Set reduced to $3.50 complete.
White Blankets, summer weight, size 72X84 inches
Pink or blue borders. Reduced to $3.50 pair.
Hemstitched Huckaback Towels damaSk borders, SOFT
absorbent weave Reduced to 30c each.
The Washington times., 1920-04-01
TO DEBATE WATER BILL.

CONFEDERATION OF the water-power
bin by House and Senate eonferees
win be resumed tomorrow. The com
mittee hopes 10 report the bill In a
week or two. according TO announce
ments made by tho pembers OF the
conference,
The Washington times., 1920-04-01

Made to order and installed by experienced work
men. By ordering you will save worry and money,
as special prices prevail for limited time only.
Best of materials used.
Slip-CoverS, cut and made to order. Wide selection
of cotton and linen damaSk domestic and imported Gre
tonnes ~
Window Shades made to order of Scotch, Holland, Oil
Opaaue and Cambria, mounted on HartShom Rollers.