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Evening star., 1920-02-02
CHECKING PAY ROLLS
FOR ERRORS IN OVERPAY

Accountants in the Department of
Justice are today checking over the
pay rolls of that department to de-
termine what employees are drawing
in excess OF the amount allowed them
bv law and the indications are that
the number will not be more than
twelve or fifteen.
Saturday. when il was found that
some recent employees had been trans
fcrred from the war risk bureau of
the Treasury Department to the bu-
reau of investigation at an increase
of pay, which is not allowed under
the law. In consequence each en-
ploye of the department was asked
TO fill out a slip saying whether they
had worked for the government i'm
mediateiy before being placed on the
Department of Justice pay roll. and,
il so. what their compensation had
been.
Evening star., 1920-02-02
AUSTRIAN, big BERTHA"
SPY IN PARIS, EXECUTED
Told Germans Where Long-Range
Guns Shells Fell; Another
Agents Death Is DELAYED.

PARIS, February 2 tHavas).-Lieut.
Funck, an Austrian, who during the
war was employed in bank here
and reported 10 the Germans points
at which shells of their long-rarge
gun fell. was executed today. Louis
Guaspare. German spy, was also to
have been executed, but at the last
moment made revelations TO the au-.
thorities and his execution was post
poned forty-eight hours. >
Funck was a major in Austrian in
fantry regiment 81. He was q Ger
man spy before the war IT Was
proven that F'unck gave the Germans
information as to the points where
the shells from the Germans "bjc-
Bertha fell in Paris and enabled tho
Germans to make rectifications i'm.
their aim. He was captured as ne
crossed the bridge at Vidassoa. ON
the Spanish frontier, going to Hem
daye in France TO get n parcel He
was court-martialed and condemned
to death in June, 1919.
Evening star., 1920-02-02
G. 0. P. SENATORS
TO TAKE TREATY Up
Leaders Plan to Suspend
Rules and Resume Debate
Next Monday.
A renewal of Senate debate on the

A renewal of Senate debate on the
peace treaty next week was regarded
as virtually assured today when re-
publican leaders decided to join with
the democrats in the movement to
bring the treaty back into the open
Senate.
Senator Lodge, the republican lead
er, planned to give notice today that
he would move, on next Monday, to
suspend the rules and proceed to con-
sideration of the treaty The demo-
Gratis already had announced that
they would make similar motion
Tuesday Of next week.
In the form proposed by Senator
Lodge the motion will require a two
thirds ma ajority. but the general pre-
diction was that more than that num-
Der would support it. Not only those
who favor ratification in some form,
but some of the treaty's irreconcil-
able foes are ready to vote to reopen
the debate.
Should Senator Lodges motion fail,
however, the motion Of the democratic
leaders the following day will be in such
form that only a majority would be
necessary to pass it, the party leaders
say. The democrats contend that no sus-
pension of the rules would be neces-
sary to take up the treaty, and that
position is expected to be upheld by
Vice President Marshall. On appeal
from his decision. a majority only
would be needed to sustain him.
In view of the notice given previ-
ously by democratic leaders that they
would move to take the treaty up
Tuesday of next week, it was pre-
dicted that little opposition would
develop from any quarter.
Democratic and republican leaders
are understood to be preparing res
ervations to offer as soon as the
treaty again is before the Senate.
In some quarters it was predicted
that many of the points at issue soon
would be eliminated by an agreement
on the basis of the work done by
the informal bipartisan compromise
committee. The possibility that open
debate would facilitate agreement on
article X and the Monroe doctrine.
however was regarded by many OF
the senators as remote.
Grey's Letter Is Eead.
Viscount Grey's letter to the London
Times. saying that the British Will not
oppose the reservations to the peace
treaty adopted by the Senate, today
became dominant in the treaty con-
troversy.
Senator Lodge. the republican leader.
and Senator Lenroot of Wisconsin
hailed the letter as an out-and-out
declaration in favor of their program.
Senator Hitchcock, acting democratic
leader. is away. Senator Underwood
Of Alabama, who is a contestant for
the democratic leadership, SAID that ne
did not consider Viscount Grey's let
ter as an Endorsement of the Lodge
reservation any more than of the
Hitchcock reservation.
Earl Grey's letter simply indicates"
said Senator Underwood. that the
British are inclined to make substan-
tial concessions to assure our partici-
patton in the league of nations"
1t is expected. however, that the ef-
feet of the letter will be to aid in
bringing about ratificat ton of the
treaty with the Senate reservations
substantially as they were originally
adopted.
Evening star., 1920-02-02
WHEAT AND FLOUR UP.
Canadian Board Orders Changes in
Prices for Both.

WINNIPEG. Man.. February EFF
fective February / and until further no.
tice, the Canadian wheat board has or
dcred changes in the price of wheat and
-four
The price Of British Columbia, On
tario and Quebec wheat TO milers of
Canada, is raised 25 cents a bushel and
the maximum wholesale price of govern
ment standard winter wheat flour from
sl0.10 per barrel to s11.25 basis fob,
Montreal.
Evening star., 1920-02-02
ENGINEER RECRUITS SOUGHT.

If there are any men in Washing
ton contemplating enlisting in the
Army, Col. F. S. Besson, assistant en-
gineer Commissioner of the District,
would like to see them.
Col. Besson, as well as all other
former members of the old 1st Regi-
ment Of Engineers. which played an
important part in the advance of the
American Army toward Berlin, is en-
deavoing to assist in recruiting the
organization to it's full strength
The regiment is now at Camp Zachary
Taylor.
Col. Besson is confident that he can
convince any prospective soldier that
the old 1st Regiment of Engineers
with an exceptional war record. is a
good outfit to join. Col. Besson can
be seen on the fourth floor of the
District buildiqB.. -
Evening star., 1920-02-02
PEPC0'S ANNUAL REPORT
is SENT TO SENATE

The annual report of the Potomac
Electric Power Company was trans-'
mitted to the Senate today bv w +.
Ham. president, showing that gross
revenues were S3.6S3.2e4e1. The on
Grating expenses amounted to S3.13S.-
$3.50. leaving surplus of s544,-
903-O1. before dividends were paid
The Georgetown Gas Company also
submitted its annual report covering
the year 1919. 1t showed that the
revenues Were s274,1sO5s from all
sources. which were less than the op.
Grating expenses by Sl0.2S3.24. No
dividends were paid. the report says
Evening star., 1920-02-02
FEDERAL BANK BUYS
ADJOINING BUILDING

The Federal National Bank has pur-
chased from the Harry Wardman Com
pany. GIT 14th street, this being the
north half of the Lawrence building
Immediately adjoining the bank on the
south. The consideration was not made
public.
1t is understood the property will be
held by the bank pending development
of future plans. The sale was arranged
in conjunction with the office of the
c. w. Simpson Company
Evening star., 1920-02-02
POPE PRAISES HOOVER.

ROME, Saturday, January 81
Herbert Hoovers work in aiding chill
dren of victims of the war entities
him ''to a very high rank in the his
tory of Christian charity and gives
him unique place in the gratitude of
peoples" says a letter addressed to
Mr.. Hoover by Pope Benedict on Jan
uary and sent to the chairman of
the interallied food organization
through Cardinal Gibbons of Balti-
more.
After recalling that more than
5000, 900 children in different states
of Europe await relief, the Pope ap-
peals to 1.-The generosity of all Ameri-
can citizens, without distinction of
faith or party
Evening star., 1920-02-02
PERSHING'S PROGRAM.
Anti-Red Propaganda, Americana
cation and Military Training.

Ell PASO, Tex. February Count
effects of radical agitation; American
ization of aliens desiring to become
citizens; deportation Of foreigners
who show themselves unable to as
sImilate AmericaniZatioSl, and uni
versal military training of from four
to six months for American youths
were urged by Gen. John J. Pershing,
in an address here last night.
Gen Pershing will review the
troops at Fort Bliss today. A military
carnival will be a feature of the pro-
gram.
Evening star., 1920-02-02
!. w. w. MEN
GUILTY, JURY VERDICT

TACOMA, Wash, February "A
jury trying thirty-six alleged Indus
trial Workers of the World on a
charge of criminal syndicalism, re-
turned a verdict of guilty late last
night after being out fifty-eight hours.
The men were arrested during ac-
tivity against radical suspects IN the
northwest which followed the shoot
ing of four former soldiers during an
Armistice day parade at Centralia.
Wash.
Evening star., 1920-02-02
Miss Motter Judge Of Debate.

Miss Margaret Motter of Washing
ten. a student of Mount Holyoke Col
Ieee. is one of the student Judges
chosen by the faculties Of Radcliffe.
Smith and Vassar Colleges TO be sem,
by Mount Holyoke to the intercol-
legiate debate at the three colleges
named. according to announcement
today by Mount Holyoke College
The other Judges representing Mount
Holyoke are Elizabeth p. Lowe Of
Aurora, N. y. and Helene. Monchow
of Cleveland -
Evening star., 1920-02-02
u. S. AVIATORS RELEASED.
Were Arrested After Making
Forced Landing in Mexico.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. February O.
Lieuts. f.. r. Davis and q. f. Grimes.
United States aviators, who have been
held by Mexican authorities since
Wednesday, when they made a forced
landing near Guerrero. were released
at Nuevo Laredo yesterday afternoon
and crossed the Rio Grande to Laredo,
Tex. Col. ]. Il. Fechet. Southern De-
partment air service officer, announced
last night.
Lieut.. Stoner returned with the air
plane of Lieuts. Davis and Grimes
yesterday.
Evening star., 1920-02-02
SECRETARY BAKER AT DESK.
Has Recovered Sufficiently From
Cold to Work Part of Day.

Secretary Baker, who was confined
to his residence last week with Il
severe cold. was sufficiently recovered
today to be able to spend several
hours at the War Department and
dispose of mass of mail that had
accumulated during his short. abb
SanCR.
Evening star., 1920-02-02
President Tamayo to Visit u. S.

GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador. Sunday, Feb
ruary 1.-Jose Luis Tamayo, who re-
Gently was elected president of the
republic. will start on a visit to the
United States within three mort1s.
Evening star., 1920-02-02

Three hundred and fifty men apply
monthly to the "Y'' for aid in some
form. Help TO continue its industrial
department by contrib buting to its an
nuat fund for expenses 10 maintain
the non-self- supporting branches of its
activities,
Evening star., 1920-02-02
Jugoslav Minister to q. S. Named.

LONDON, February 1.-The Jugo-
slav government has appointed Jovate
Jovanovits minister at Washington,
according to a Vienna dispatch.
Evening star., 1920-02-02
HAYS URGES G. O. P.
SENATORS NOT TO
DELAY PEACE TREATY

Continued from First Page.)
Evening star., 1920-02-02

10 nave your name removed from the
| list of voters" asked Mr.. CLAYTON.
No" answered pr. Van Schaick.
"That is all" said M Clauton
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PROPERTY for EXCHANGE

tNCHtNGE-Nt NtToMoBII 10
81 Onn FIRST mortgage note. payable monthly n,
li'si cl,~ passenger car No luna Phone Sgu.t,
usaga NH1I
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Good
Homes

Buys a dandy five
room bungalow with
bath and breakfast
raom large basement
and a nice high east
front lot. rcis enable
terms. Park HI.
For a nice five-room
bungalow with bat
Elas-cd- In $ ] &C y IN c
porch, garage a n d
drive. PARK cash and
balance can he ar
ranged. Irving Place
VIII buy an up to
date five room bungd -
low, nice large base
ment garage d n Il
servant quarters. a
dandy and modern in
every way. This Is a
good Investment and
viii rent for Sl2j per
month, South side,
close Ion.
An cast front five
room bungalow. up
10 dale in every way,
oak. floors beautiful
mantcl. ivory finish,
nice decorations and
fixtures, buffers pan
try and large base .
mont. Close In south
side; terms
East front bungalow
with five rooms base b.
mcnt and is up to D.
date, oak floors. man.
tcl ivory finish .nico
electrical fixtures and
q decorations ana ga
rage and drive Terms
Buys a beautiful five
noon brick bungalow
with largcN basement
furnace hVdt nice
mantel electric fix
lures and decorations
breakfast room bath,
living room across cn
tire front Of house.
hest buy i'm Tulsa Act
quiDk as this win soil
" ui iC k reasonable
terms.
For a real home, two
story six rooms and
breakfast, two nice
mantelS, large clothes
closets basement lis
equipped with laundry
trays furnace heat.
CARA ge, up no date in
every way e. % % i
terms.
Buys "a dandy two
story S-room home in
Broadmoor, with oak
floors nice aauteI
and decorations. ivory
finish \ good east
front lot Terms
\ seven room buugt-
low in horniuCsido.
large living roam
across front ana ala
large room oak
floors nice dccor3
tloUs and electrical
fixtures garage and
drive basement nice
p hHdc trees in NHrd
Good terms
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BOOKKEEpER-EN desires io invest
81 900 o. s" 900 In som. cstabllshrd
business with active Nerviccs Address
Csg-R World
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LUCKY ~ you Ett thi- g0-aore f.ru
.,I.-, 30 thrs" good towns. SS miles
south ut ST Louis. .m the Arcadia Val.
'cH. Missouri. big Iron Mountain Southern
-nl'ruai land practically l",cl ana free
ei,. a preat HrEaIu. fu tho-e 1n.g Who
have uu land Tr,un flI,s $40 per month
Send ps' meut In first letter and rc.r.ta
application and fun description - =
liuwiItuu. 500 vs. Fourth thAuutnI kau.
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MIsctlIANrois ron A.,

IVORY REED hah, carriage sood call.
ton Usage s06t
bARGAiN SPErtAL- II iNa' rsfriverl
ai'r, whit" enamel out adc and inside
urro $3.50 Csll tSdar sod
'nAt HETE MINERS whcclharrowE
h"i-ting engines buck cagea derrick,
d'f '1Wprort"ra. gas and Fnruline en-.
kINrr 'IH'ifIc fnotafs and generators
'''H' $3.50 lames \ Rell Tnls,. okla
SODA folNTANf- We nave several
nttta'n. ir both reW aud silhtv used
nN'll- q, f. TO- ~. 80 snd 20 foot car
|h' Iudf iu HtWo. cpntFErt an ryturc, nee.
,t arf 90 're0 up oonpirte drug or ,ou
TOO bontiN store. viii uHtos~N,l money
ncnt Wfite wire a' phone collect
-rn-nNh rnuntain 90 naiiss. Texas
SEW CREToRS cord napper ana poanu
roaator for role a. t-S g. rhud 81
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room modern bungalow, an oBk
tnoTH. enamel tush, CLASSY WHUtel sand
ugni NNlurua. French doors brsaAt,.i
room and lots % huuf.Iu cupboard. bon.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE RE-

wNNItD-Kt, tsTNrE
vs. AHNIp Seven uf ggut. room bs-c.
nfrf and lHfHgr. west OF Main ST.
south ~ fIuu ,du usE . 800 down
Raymond N kFur cedar l0s
LIST YOUR prpp'g's WITH Patterson
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/ FOR SALE 80 uvurf income tU.Idourc
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