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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
$18,5OO.
A beautiful and delightfully."- arranged resi-
dence near Connecticut ave; 10 rooms and =
baths; hot-watef heat, electricity: front, side
and double rear porches: garage: instantaneous
water heater; immediate possession can BE- de-
livered. Terms moderate. Phone Us regard
ing an inspection Of the property.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
$ll,5O
Convenient to all car lines and to Central
High School, house contains 10 rooms, ba ths
hot-water heat; lot 2lxl40.
GEORGETOWN.
$4,000.
A two-story brick dwelling containing 9
rooms and bath; stove heat. gas: lot has 4
wide frontage: near 33d st. and Prospect ave.
IN THE DOWNTOWN CLUB
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
A handsome 3-story brick residence, located
in a select section, Of brick construction, IL
| rooms. hath. lavatories and servantS' kitchen
| hot-water heat. electricity. This house has
been recently vacated and put into excellent
condition. immediate possession: terms.
SHANNON
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2s1s CATHEDRAL AVE. COR. wooDLEY
road-Dnplex house. IL rooms. baths. porches.
Owner would rent one apartment.
Bungalow.
$500. $3.50 cash, $50 monthly
s rooms and bath. hardwood foors and trim,
electricity. Gss. open fireplace, blocks to car
line.
Bungalow.
$1,000. $1,000 cash, $40 monthly
rooms and hath. electricity, gas. slecpine
porch. fruit trees. lot bO1ibO Brad new.
Tacoma Park Bungalow.
$500. $500 cash, $50 monthly
Onc-half acre ground. rooms and bath
hardwood noorx electricity. "a blocks to 18th
street car line. Vacant.
, Woodbridge Bargain.
$4,000. $1,000 cash, balance
monthly.
rooms, bedrooms. hot water heat, eiee-
tricity, gas, porches. lot n0x1l5; beautiful
mediate possession. (1llP85|
O. B. ZANTZINGER,
COS New York Ave.
Warrington. d. O.
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Georgetown,
$500.
A BARGAIN AT A NOMINAL FIGURE.
containing rooms and bath, hot-water heat,
electric lights; room for garage; in good con
dition: two rear porchex, wide front porch;
entire home in nrst-ciass condition. Only
81 100 cash and small monthly payments.
Takoma Park,
$3.50.
AN IDEAL LOCATION and q house We feel
sure will please the discrimina ting home buyer:
brand new built Of hollow tile, with 6 rooms
and bath. excellent furnace. cleo. It's. front
and rear porches. THIS HOME Is in the very
best of condition. and Is to be sold on terms
Of 81, 500 cash and $G5 per month.
Washington Heights,
$3.50.
YOU SELDOM FIND HOUSE OF THIS
VALUE AT THIS FIGURE; ii has rooms
and bath, hot water heat. electric lights. front
and rear porches. complete laundry equipment.
a gas log in living room; convenient terms Of
sale.
Takoma Park,
$500.
POSITIvE BARGAIN THAT WILL RE
SOLD SOON; Z conveniently planned and bean
cleo. It's; ample room for garage: one-fourth
u Y T o D A Y.
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Vacant
1903 Crittenden St. NV,
S,,,1'c A dditiop

Almost new tapestry brick front house. cor
ner OF alley. containing large rooms and barn.
finished sleeping porch and breakfast porch'
hot-water heat; electric and gas: open hre-
place; built-in hath tub with shower and
built-in refrigerator: instantaneous hot-wate
= brick garage In the rear on wide alley.
The entire house has just
been redccorated and is open for
inspection from 4 to E pm.
Or by appointment at apr once. Call Frank.
5442 for price and terms.
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BLOoMINGDALE-s4.75O.
Semi-detached brick dwelling; rooms tile
| bath, front porch and in splendid condition;
900.
3-story brick, 10 rooms, tile hath. hot-water
| heat. large yards, room for garage; in good
| neighborhood; possession; easy terms ~ M
2-story brick dwelling. now vacant: rs"~s.
! tile bath and electricity; easy terms.
WEST CHEVY CHASE. MD.-$S,SO.
| c.is-e.story. rooms, tile hath. sleeping
! porch. breakfast porch open nreplaces. finest
! condition. garage. lot soxle5 Immediate pos
WASHINGTON HEIGHTs-$12. 900.
| Near 18th and Columbia road-3-story bay
window brick dwelling 10 large rooms tiled
sAUL's ADDITION-$15OO 900.
New hollow tile s-room and tile bath resi-
dence, just OF of 18th st.: gisss-inclosed front
porch and sleeping porch; modern In every
| respect; room for garage; lot o0x1i0; make an
offer; reasonable terms.
CONNECTICUT AVE.-$18.50O.
Almost new tapestry-brick residence, just
north OF the Million-Dollar BridGe-three-
| story. IL beautiful rooms. tile haths hard
wood oo,s re. "
this city. Reasonable terms.
WALTER A. BROWN,
ID. 1858. 400 II st. NV. NJ. 1854
Established 1890.
! rooms electricity. hot-water heat: kitchen on
first floor; newly papcred and painted Apply
| OWNER. 1921 at. NV. A.
| BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HOUSE, LARGE
Petworth. OWNER. =
NEAR l4TH AND L0NdFELf0w STS.
Price. $500.
Positively the best value in this entire section
Tor the money.
| This is practically new house and every
| modern convenience; large rooms. bath. hot
excellent lot. paved alley; colonisi front porch.
! sleeping porch in perfect condition. Posses.
MOORE HILL. INC.
142O-22 II 1t. NV.
LANIER ST.. NEAR Ontario ROAD.
| Price. 81 CO.,
| beautiful home. convenient TO 18th and Mt
Pleasant car lines.
This is 4 modern dwelling, 9 large rooms
| and bath. hot-water heat. electric light hard
| wood noors. colonial front porch; In excellent
condition: immediate pcssessioa; beautiful lot.
MOORE HILL. INC.
NEAR 18TH AND PARK ROAD.
Prize 1890
| Ing rooms. . bafhs. hot.water heat. electric
light, hardwood noos:: buiIt-in garage; sleep
| ing porch: hne front porch: immediate pos
is exceptionally we'll built. and the location on
second to none in Mt. Pleasant
MOORE 4 HILL INC,
1922 II ct. NV.
A REAL BARGAIN YOR COI1ORED FAMILY.
Price, "a, $50.
This house could not be built today for Less
than g 1900. It Is only about years old. and
in good condition. The location IL hrst-class.
being within walking distance Of the Interior
Department and other government buildings
It has six large rooms and bath: excellent lot
to alley. Terms: 800 cash. balance like rent.
MOORE HILL, INC,
142022 H st. NV
A NEW HONE IN CHEVY CHASE FOR LESS
than. an cid one. Address Dex 1e6-B. star
once.
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500 DOWN

and reasonable monthly terms 70 suit will hu:
you q home of your own in the hest NV, &C.
tion or in Chevy Chass. Address Bex 1eD-c,
Star ONCE. -
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i27 THOMAS ST.. BTOOMINGDALE; WELL
constructed Groom box-type brick; hot-air
heat. big lot to paved alley: owner VIII sac
riice, on terms; rented for 5000 per month.
N. E. RYON CO., INC,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers.
Phone N. 4507. 1423 + st. NV
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a NEW HOME IN CHEVY CHASE ron LESS
once.
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$780,
SPLENDID BARGAIN THAT is OFFERED much
below value has large and bath, hot
heat lights brick garage good terms will be made
1T MUST BE SOLD IMMEDIATELY.
WILLIAM S. PHI L LIPS,
1909 New York Ave. NV.
Phone Main 90.
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FOR COLORED.
An unusual opportunity to obtain an attractive
fwO-s story brick Of six rooms and bath on Flu.
cid street. Only four more left. Nowhere
will you find terms like these. Possession with
deposit. Call to see LAWYER HIGGINS,
1913 Euclid ST.. any time.
NEAR 10th AND L S1S. NW.-H BROOM
built by owner for his home. Price. 50. 500.
Near 9Th and l. sts. n.w.--10 rooms and haiti
brick dwelling h.-w.h: good roomin4 location
good terms Price Is, 100
Near 10th and 8. G. ave. SEQ rooms, ba tn
brick dwelling; furnace; attractive location
Price. $4,000.
Bates st. n.w:-s rooms and hath. brick dwell.
ing; hardwood trim: easy terms Price, "A, 600
p. J. WAISHE. INC.
7S5 18th st. NV.
AT1M0sT NEW S-R0OM AND HATH HOUSE;
one Of the best NV. sections. Owner will give
immediate possession and make easy terms
Address BOX 321-C. Star ONCE. s.
IMMEDIATE P0SSESSI0N - BRAND NEW
house. just finished; six rooms and bath; al
modern improvements; freshly papered; con
venient to car lines; we'll located, NV. Price
80, $50: reasonable terms. Address BOX soc
Star ONCE. 20
TAKOMA PAnK-NEAR 18th ST. CAR line
u rooms and bath. sleeping porch. conserva
at great sacrince. Col. 7s8S-J
in northwest. west Of 18th st.-S rooms and
two ba this; anil: lot % IT. wide, $50 IT, deer
to wide alley: room for garage. Address RoI
8O7-C. Star office. %
vACANT-FfNB 3-6TORY BRICK, 0 ROOMS
tiled hath, 9 bedrooms, cellar furnace, Iaun.
dry, newly papered, painted. No, 28SI LIST st
NV. Open. Owner. Phi. ool. SSo4: barsain. 49,
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512 BOND BLDG.

VACANT-POSSESSION.
Groom colonial brick: Park View; h.-w.h.:
electricity: -glassed Sleeping porch: garage
space: $3.50 Terms. OWNER, Col. 1855 W.
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WAREHOUSES.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

WAREHOUSE BRICK FOR SALE OR RENT;
oo.OOO IT. floor space; 15lO-l2 lexington pI
ne. Opposite Il. X o. terminal Apply Ia
Room 424 Kellogg bldg. Phone Main SOC.
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$1,000

Sl6,oUU
Cleveland Park.
Hot-water heat; electric lights; rooms 9
baths: double garage. This is an unusual
proposition. The house is in excellent condi-
across entire width of house. with screened
sleeping porch. Awnings and screens through
out the house; Lot S9xa1s: As owner s,e Is ieas-
$4,000
Downtown Section.
Located near 18th and r. l. ave.; s-story
We'll heated; electric lights: garage for two
cars. OWNER OCCUPANT WILL GIVE POS
SESSION WITH TITLE.
$3.50 \
Takoma Park, D. c.
Attractive BUNGALOW located in this beauti-
full subur: NEATLY NEW; contains Z rooms.
bath: heated by hot water; alley in rear.
ATE POSSESSION.
$1,000
Semi-Detached Home.
story and cellar brick: colonial front porch; 8
POSSESSION WITH TITLE.
$3.50
PetWorth Home.
modern coloniai-type home: rooms and
bath; hot-water heat; electric lights; front and
back porrhes; paved alley. IMMEDIATE POS
SESSION.
$4,000
Two-Family Apartment.
Located in the northwest section overlooking
beautiful Rock Creek drive; rooms and bath
on each door; 2-story back porch; paved alley.
$500
Bloomingdale.
Excellent Groom and bath vacant house, hot
water heat; room for garage; 2O-ft. alley.
$3.50
Northeast.
Near 18th and r streets: 2-story brick: 8
rooms and bath; strictly white neiGhborhood.
$500
Park View.
two-story brick; rooms and bath colo
NAL porch; deep back yard to alley; strictly
VIM. H. Saunders & Co.,
S07 18th St NV. Main 1915.
coLoRED HOME SEEKERS AND
INVESTORS
Owner occupant will vacate Groom,
BATH furnace. reception hall plan house. with
garage; in NV; possession arranged; will con-
Near 18th and SITS. NV. rooms. bath.
furnace; 2-story garage: side and rear alley
Near 18th and Col. I'd. NV. rooms. bath,
furnace, large lot fine condition; snap; quick
sale. 50. $50: terms.
Near 18th and SITS. NV. rooms. bath.
terms.
10th st. nes. NV: &C. Corner alley: rooms;
m. your ns wsSes sna Viii supply
Shelby Davidson,
Real Estate. Claims and Collections
1911 18th st. NV Phone N. 1888
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2s1s CATHEDRAL AVE. COR woODLEY
| road-Duplex house. ~ rooms 3 baths porches.
| Owner would rent one apartment.
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Small Apartment House.
Only $500.
3 fats. 4 rooms and bath each; on side Of
alley; on NJ ST.: hot-water heat.
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We Guarantee
To Sell
Your Property
In 8 Days.
u,oo,ood &, n01e

Practically new home: 9 rooms and bath
electric lights: hot-water heat; built by M.
I.Gruver. Price, $500. Terms, $500 cash.
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ches; neveroccu linn
GARDINER & DENT, INC,
III 14th St NV Phone NJ 4So4.
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A Beautiful Bungalow.
Only $3.50 Down.
Ny.-o~x Vy-x
60 Fl. From 18th St. NV.

rooms and modern hath: cellar: furnace:
electric lights; lot SOx15O IT,: located suburbs.
Price a. $50.
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c. F. Waring,
FIR. 5571. 323 Bond Bldg, 14th and N. Y. Ave
PARK PL., PETWORTH.
81. sOO-Beautiful Groom and tiled bath
modern colonial home facing Soldiers Home
PARK: steel beam construction: laundry tubs
complete in every way. 81, 500 cash. balance
! 500 per month.
DAVIS & STEELE,
NJ 5OS2539S. 1920 New York ave.
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Semi-Detached Home.
ONLY IS. 500.

One year old. On GEORGETOWN car line: lot
35x2O0 IT,; rooms and bath: cellar: furnace
heat Immediate possession. Terms. $1,000
cash
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Not far from Q st. NV: rooms and bath:
hot-water heat; bedrooms; will paper and
paint to suit purchaser; easy terms; must be
sold soon.
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FOR RENT-HOUsES.

1874 CORCORAN ST.-12 LARGE ROOMS:
will sell furniture and transfer two-year lease
for $3.50; rent $50. 80 per month: splendid Local
ton for roomers: . blocks from Dupont Circle:
walking distance of departments. North 8Sl1.
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Great for millinery store. Near Park Road
rooms and bath: cellar electric lights; pos
session July Is. Price only $4,000. This I,
easily worth $4,000.
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Vacant-Two-Family Flat.
Price, $500.
Guarantee rental $40 per month; one block
Of 14th St: rooms and bath: rooms and
hath; fine neighborhood; separate back porches,
entrances, cellars and heating plants; furni-
ture goes with property. Act quick to get
this.
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S5,%.
Euclid St.

Near the Knickerbocker Theater; modern g.
story brick. containing 10 rooms and baths
has gas and electricity and heated BY hot
water; lot 1S-ft. 'front.' running back to an
alley; ample space for a garage; occupied by
owner: has first trust Of "a .5OO. second trust
Of S. 600, balance Of purchase price required
in cash.
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THE PROPERTIES ADVERTISED uNDoA
eur name are controlled exeiusivsly ~ %
THEY ARE ADVERTISED DAILY IN AL
PAPERS rETII. SOLD. We give yeuS busf
SEAS p<rselal aud prompt attesftoR.
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Large 3-story brick containing Is rooms
and BATH in good condition: heated by hot wa
ter suitable for large rooming house and IL
rapidly becoming business location. This
property will enhance in value. Has trust
Of 1000; terms could be arranged for re-
sponsible purchaser.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-15
THIS VAUDEVILLLAN
 LIVES WITH HIS WIFE
{By International News Service }

(By International News Service.)
 London. Oct. 15.-"So many hus- bands and wives in the ranks of vaudeville artists live apart that my client can be described as a novelty said a lawyer in a London court.
 He is vaudevi1lian liv4ng hap pily with his wife, the lawyer con- c1ndad-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-15

According to statistics of govern ment investigators, some retail coal dealers in New York and Westches- ter county are making a profit of 50 per cent on anthracite coal
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-15

General Chang Tsao-Lin, governor of Fengtein, has overthrown the Pe- kin government and proclaimed a monarchy, according to reports cur rant in Shanghai.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-15
TN THE THEATRES
PoLT's. (ReVieWl

(RevleW)
 At the opening performances at Polls yesterday, enthusiastic audi ences greeted an unusual bill. Lewis and Gordon presented summertime, a one-act farce that is original in plot, well acted, with good scenic ef- fleets and many a laugh. This clever sketch was roundly applauded.
 Bonnet and Lee offered "A Vaude- vile Lesson.'' which is a comedy sklt of rare wit. The vaudeville teacher has some clever comedy, is clever comedian himself, and has a partner who works well with him and who is the possessor of a pleasing per sonality as we'll as being pretty.
 Dave Roth in Versatility" sings and dances. He also is somewhat of a pianist. but what pleased the audi ences most yesterday was his clever dancing.
 Stone and Halle in their own con- ception of songs and dances opened theb ill. Their dancing was very good, especially good for an opener, and they used an elaborate drop which added a certain distinction to their turn.
 Holiday in Dixielapd' closed the bill with singing and dancing. Bebe Daniels in You Never Can Tel1' was shown as the feature pie ture. Miss Daniels is at her best in a part that is well adapted to her charming personality. Pathe News and Pathe Review were added film at fractions.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-15
PLAZA.

l
 | Scenical1y as well as dramatically. ] Women Men Forget" United at traction, is considerably above the or | dinary so-called feature. The out i door scenes have been filmed amid especially beautiful surroundings, while the interiors present very elab- crate and impressive settings. It is a story of young wife'S great sacrifice and better way. The audience at the Plaza last night seemed enthusiastic over it. Mollie King, Frank Mills and i others of note comprise the cast.
 ] Orth and Coleman's Tip Top Mer-
 rymakers presented an entirely new tabloid, "A Trip Around the World and scored even a bigger hit than that offered the first half. Al Lemons, the worlds long distance hard shoe dancer, was given fine reception last night and his popularity is amazing for the short time he has been here. The various speciality song and dance numbers were well applauded and all in all the theatre crowd seemed to enjoy themselves heartily for the full hour that this troupe held the stage. Just preceding the revue, Eddie Cas- way into favor and his story telling brought laughter fast and furious. Eddie is a comedian of the old school on the Eddie Leonard type and his high class manner of delivering his routine was a pleasure to watch. Cliff Bailey Duo in comedy acrobatics were far above the ordinary and were ac- cepted so last night. Herbert Kauf- mans latest story is an extra added attraction. Content" International News and Pathe Topics of the Day completed avery good show.
 LYRIC.
 The Owen Davis production Peggy Behave" is the attraction at the Lyric theater for next week. It is a play replete with amusing situations and clever lines with opportunity for real character and comedy work in several of the roles. Peggy Behave" is bedroom farce but is devoid of anything that may be construed as objectionable or. suggestive. If you enjoy real, good ripping, roaring, 1 sizzling farce comedy then don't fail to be one of those who comes to the Lyric next week.
 Today and tomorrow will see the final productions of that wonderfully clever production "The Crimson Alibi," whicht has held the boards twice daily this week.
 For Sunday night Manager George , Arvine has made arrangements for the production of a big photoplay con- cert As the feature of the perform ances the dramatic film drama ''The 1 Girl of the Sea- will be presented.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-15

It's the open for bargain the not overlook mighty important facts.
 Some stores reducing prices at the beginning of the being wise o trend of the market.
 Economy Clothes Shop did our prices down downelmnaed profits beforewon the confidence patrons made, but which genuine and beyond question: why Economy prices today you'll find the where announced prices have = expenses and the inducements to far better.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-05

France should not be made the vic
Tins OF the ambition and hate Of cruel
Germany. and then be left to suffer
but that Germany shall make atone
ment and be made to realize the evils
resulting from national sin and thus
may by this means possibly be
! brought in time to repentance This
will be kindness, not cruelty.
Fifth, Peace Treaty Should Be En-
forced. Germany must be made to
realize that she cannot escape Just
punishment and reparation. She
should be compelled to disarm and
to demobilize at once. She should be
copelled to maintain a responsible
orderly form of government. the form
! of which to be determined by the
German people themselves, not by
riots and torce of arms, but by peace
able methods of election and repre-
ser tative bodies The allied powers
owe it to the peace and prosperity of
the rest of the world to see to 1t that
order Is maintained in Germany, even
II II be necessary as a last resort to
'~send an army to Berlin. The Prus-
sian military spirit must be destroyed
and the crimes committed under its
sway must be punished. For example.
the men responsible for the murder
Of Nurse Cavel should all be shot
respondent of the Manchester Guard
ian because he had his hand in his
pocket while speaking to one of these
brutal PrusSian officers, and the ar
rest of the lady correspondent of the
Daily News is indicative of the real
spirit of the German soldiers. The
civilian population of Germany has
beer dominated by the military ele-
ment so long and so thoroughly that
It cannot shake off that domination
unaided. even il it so desires
The time for temporizing with Ger
many has passed. She should be COM
PEELED to disarrn, to demobilize and
to maintain an orderly form OF gov
eminent, to deliver cattle, machinery. |
coal, stolen goods and all other items
specified In the treaty. And IL it is |
necessary to assist her unwilling gov
eminent to keep her pledges it will
cost far less to send an army to Ber- /
lin row, which will effectually end !
the resistance of delay and hypocrisy !
which has been offered for nearly a
year. 1t will be far better for the
whole weird, Germany included. II il |
is made absolutely certain now that
Germany must fulfl the conditions
of the peace treaty without additional
pressure IL possible. but if not pos
sible then pressure to the limit A
repentant Germany is greatly to be
desired. But II not a repentant Ger !
many. then a submissive obeaient |
de- Prussianized Germany is necessary
Tor the peace of the world defiant !
Germany means uncertainty and un-
rest for the other countries of Europe |
y submissive Germany, hard at work /
making reparation for her crime and !
no longer plotting against her neigh |
borS, means not only peace but also |
com paartive disarmament and release /
From heavy military expense for Po- /
land Czecho-SIoyakia Italy. Jugo-
Slavia France, Belgium and the other
countries OF Europe
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-05

comes near 70 losing it. he will suffer
4 setback. from which it will be diff
feult for MIN to recover. He has d
large and enthusiastic support but he
has also a large and most virulent op-
position among the more conservative
sections Of his own party. His wild
vehemence against the peace treaty
and the league Of nations has i'm
pressed the thoughtful people Of the
country rather unfavorably Nobody
doubts that he has intellectual honesty
and courage; but most people doubt
his leavel Medicines
Maryland can generally Be counted
upon 20 line up for conservative can
didatos and policies Now that pro-
hibition is an accomplished fact Mary
land IS going to stand by is Two wet
asplyants for congress went down TO
defeat before dry champions. Gen
eral Wood and Senator johnson are
both satisfactory to the dry leaders
Of America, SO there was no issue Of
that kind between them.
When all is said and done. there is
little the primaries can do except to
expose the weakness Of certain candi-
dates in spots Shrewd observers, not
usually mistaken, in forcasting politi-
cal results, are bodily predicting that
none OF the candidates actively fig
uring in the primaries in both parties
will have look-in on the nonina-
tons After the more militant ones
have succeeded in Killing one another
of, the Dark horses will walk away
with the sweepstakes.