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FOR sALELs3 ACRES: ONLY sss PER
scre; 10 acres. $3.50 per acre: rich land large
fnstou. on electric car line Also 3 acres.
cents square foot, and acres with large
dwelling. cuthouses. barns and orchard,
cents per square foot. In Rosslyn. at end OF
beautiful new Key bridge: also acres. 81,
scres in same locality for cents per square
foot: large building lots for 5000 each. all
easy terms JAMES z. CLEMENTS. attorney
ut law. ofnccs the Courthouse. Rosslyn p. o..
AleIaudrfa county. Va. 20
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LARGE TRACT LEAR WASHINGTON.

LARGE TRACT l;EAR WASHINGTON.
o93 acres in Prince Georges county, Nd.
near Cons-ess Heights. Fronts on two roads.
Has considerable opan land, balance nicely
wooded Tract well Vwstered and has q mum.
Der OF nice building sites; suitable for subdi.
vision into acreage tracts. For sale as = whole
by ourer. Full details on request. GEO. ".
vENABI.E. 200 9th St. Lynehbnrg. Va.
SPLENDID TRUCK AND POULTRY FARM
ID acres, l mileffrom d. c. line: Groom house:
well situated plenty Of fruits very cheap. I'm.
mediafe possession, no 14th st., Room 200.
WILL SACRIFICE GOOD SOUTH RIVER
farm at South river bridge. on bouievard from,
ws shmgton to Annapolis. ID. l.. WINTERS.
Ow,sr. Edgewater. Md. Il
so ACRE FARM, NEAR GREAT FALLS:
cell. rent trade for city property: quartes
milo from car: nlso 4-rO0m bungalow Acre
ground. near Great Falls and car line. ". U.
RTLL 2iOS r.. !. sve. ne. 20
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER. AUcrIoNEER.

Trustees Sale of Valuable Un-
improved Real Estate on
Kenyon Street Between Sher-
man and Georgia Avenues
NV, Lamont Street Be
tween Sherman and Georgia
AYES. NV, 0 Street Between
2lst and I'D Streets NV.
and on Chesapeake Street,
Reno ID &
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ZINE HOME. GARRETT pm,

PINE HONE, GAKRETT PARK
Only blocks from cars, IL rooms
and furnace all in perfect condition; electric ld
Iightsi electric motor: very large So.
fruit and flowers: handsome lawn; ident 1'n
for refined city family. Price, ai8 o0o. p1a.e ~
IS 600, balance arranged. Owner win ~ ~sn
when money is paid, a
FRANK y. HOPKINS, 404 Kenois hid
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FIVE ACRES. BEAUTIFUL SHADE; sOME
cleared: suitable chicken or truck farm; 2
ncres or more. cleared: splendid soil. Terms.
Owner Main 2087 Columbia 5745. 25s
HAVE MORE THAN 20 ACRES GOOD
cleared land bought under contract, une-third
present value: $50 monthly covers interest and
principal contract transferred for best lntns-
diate ofrer. Address Box P. Star ottce.
25s
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER. AUCTIoSEER.
1000 Yds. of Heavy New
Canvas and Duck
By Public Auction
At Weschler's,

go Pa. Ave. NV.
Tuesday, April 9th, 1920,
Commencing 1880 Am.
The above was purchased from the govern
nent is in various lengths and colors. excel
lent quality. and win be sold in parcels.
Terms Cash
ap23. "a, 70 ADAM A. WESCHLER. Anct
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VACANT, l SO. FROM STA.
Beautiful semi bungalow OF rooms and fine
ba tn; beamed dining room. open frepac-s
scientific ch,sS.. house for 800 chickens: y
acres ground; hot-water heat. elec. lights
sleeping porch. This In OF the most com
plete homes In the Heights Of Va, only 10
minutes from Georgetown; 100; $1,000 cash.
balance easy.
DAVIS & STEELE,
1929 New York ave. 50s2 NJ
TAKOMA PARk-7-ROOM STUCCo SEMI
bungalow oSx3s, lot 5Ox150: built ~fore
war by day labor; in good condition: cement
tile foundation: large cellar: good sized rooms:
umi: hot-water heat. Ruud automstic IN
stautaneous wRtpr heater: fully screened and
ther-stripped: on paved street, near two ear
lines: one fare: possession in ten days So. coo;
"a ,sD cash 23I Willow ave, o5s
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FARMS.
FOR SALE (COatinuea1

BOOK OF rLoR1Dt, FACTS fres only to those
really destruus Of 1 cquiring . Nttle land and
an orange grove ati q reasonable price and onb
easy terms. II yot' are. write for your copy
today to Lake CourA Land Owners Assn, 4a@
Twilight ave-. Fruio and PARK. Fla.
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SEMINCK ROAD. NEAR LBLAND STATION
on Great Falls car line 9S acres. % acres nm
der cnltiya ton; ) acres Of oak timber balance
in nine: tenant house and barn. Price, $34 300
Will sell. in part. at sioo per acre.
,rA1rrR RR0WN 14n0 II ST
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BARGAIN-IN MARYLANI =; 10 MINUTES
by steam; five minutes to laurel trolley; /
block to boulevard; Baltim re and Ohio sta
rooms. screened: 40-ft. y S-ches: large oaks:
driven we'll; excellent wa pr: abundance rasp-
berries and blackberries: fsome pears. ounces
crabapples etc. Roses ana other ornament i
400 chickens. Pr Re. So. 700; 81 900 cash !:
balance. $36 with hterest. Owner Address
Box ll3-P. Star of fe
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WALTER A. BROWN. 400 H st. NV.

sTOCK AND DAIRY FARMS. FRUIT AND
poultry farms on good auto road and electric
lines convenient to city: villare homes and
anro.oe Write your wants. Phone Vienna
io.Fn5i c. f. MILLER. Oak ION. Va .5-
hF.TTTY BUILDING SITE: 800 FIT. ON sIT.-
Wv snrsns and Forest Glen electric and facing
p,ra stone pike Sell 100 IT. front &c # Bargain
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY. el3 NV. r. 270o
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VACANT.
HDnnNfc AMI CADACE

ROOMS AND GARAGE.
40 Wills road. Clarendon. Va. tAurora
Hetghts) hne stucco home: stx large rooms
rec hall, bath. pantry; hot-water heat. elec.
lights. gas; oak floors: front and back porches
full concrete cellar; cement floor garage; |;
chicken house; grapes. small frui, trees: elec.
motor for pumping; nice lot, 50x1s0. Reduced
for quick sale: q bO6: terms, 81 800 cash; ha l.
ance. y05 per MONTH includes everything: va
can't: immediate possession; keys at of1ce.
Sale Ngn In front OF property
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ADAM A. IVES fHLER. Aucr1oSEER
Trustees SHE of. Valuable I'm
improved Properly on Georgia
Avenue, 10Th. Gallatin, Hamil-
ton nd Kennedy Streets
North /vest; also Frame Dwell
ing fFo. IS 9TH Street North
Byv Etue Of a decree of the Supreme Court
OF the fDistrict Of Columbia. passed in Equity
trust /es under the will Of Nathaniel n. Am
br" deceased, will sell BY public auction in
fr' kt Of the respective premises. the follow.
70 r ss. IN NAY THiRp
is2O, AT F0UR-THIRTY O'CLOCK Pm. lot
/s in square s97. SO feet front BY about la
feet deep, to an alley. improved BY s.room
MAY FOURTH. 1890. AT FOUR-THIRTY
| O'CLOCK Pm. lots l. 2, g. 4. s. Q. 9. 10. IL.
L.. 13. "a. 10. 10. II ands'1S in square sO02.
unimproved. being the entire square Except
two iots), bounded by Georgia ave. and 9th
| st., Gallatin and Hamilton sts. NV, subject to
| q deed Of trust for $4 900. due August 4. 1921.
ON THE SAME DAY. At FIVE O'CLOCK
| feet front by $50 deep. south side Keansdy
St between 7th and sth SITS. s.w.
| Terms: Cash over trust on lots in square
| SOOS anu Ill Chbn On otutE pdtCcls. WV Oe-
posit on lot in square 320s and $500 each on
! other parcels required at time Of sale. Terms
| Of sale to be complied with in 80 days from
| day Of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk ana
| cost of the defaulting purchaser. after i've
! days advertisement of snch resale In some
! newspaper published in Washington. d. C.
All conyeyancng recording and revenue stamps
| At purchasers cost.
| L. CABELL WILLIAMS0N
! Washing gton Loan and Trust bldg
CHAS II. MERRILAT,
! Maryland bldg. Trustees.
! n GJs la
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VACANT.
NEARLY NEW e ROOMS
AND GARAGE

Beautiful home: 8 large rooms snd bath. re-
ception hall elec. lights dining room. bay
window and open fireplace. 3 bedrooms:
space: linen closet in hall: house double sided
and building paper between: concrete septic
tank: garage holds cars: lot T5xl5o: property
located on Clements ave. Ballston Va; ;
minutes walk from Clements ave. station (2j
minutes ride from 18th and Pa. ave on cleo
lfnel: also near Clarenford on Wash. and Old
Dom. railway cleo line. Sale sign on property.
Price. $500: terms, 81 $50 cash: bal. $4i
per month. includes everything. Keys at Office
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EOR hENT.

SEVEN ROOM PANTRY AND BATH; Anil:
t,nUf bungalow; ON car line; take car at
wisconsin ave and VI at. marked Rockville
get OF at Delray ave, WoodInout ask ior
Mr. Clubb or phone Bethesda 81. %
FURNISHED; ROOMS AND BATH: ANIL
!, acre OF ground; raspberries and straw
berries; vacant May l. Phone Hyattsvihe
3o4-W. -
NOOpM0NT MD: NEAR BETHESDA: CALL
fornta type bungalow: rooms ana path. ere
tric lights pipetess furnace: months Lease
$40 per month"; immediate possession. Apply
SHANNON & LUCHS, 49,
Main o345. 7l3 14th at Main -'4'
HOUSE RENT FREE FOR LOOKING AFTER
small fruit farm In nearby Maryland. In an
sence 81 owner: chance for one with amto 10
enjoy s,,mnrr il country. Phone North 53so"
Address Box AIR, Star office. -.
FOR RENT-AT OAKTON. vA.-DWELLiNG
and 10 acres Of ground. S15 per month
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 n. Y. ave NV.
WILL CONSIDER RENTING MY HOME TO
careful tenant who can furnish best OF REFER
ences: one-haIf acre in Virginia: five minutes
from Georgetown: six rooms and bath: electric
fty, h. W h.. stationary tubs In very light cet
lar: electric pump: compile with baby preferred /:
make offer. Address BOX oS7 r. Star office -
THE INGIESIDE, ON ROCKVILLE ELEo
trio and pike. containing 25 rooms. furnished
excep. linen; garden. fruit, beautiful lawn
shade and shrubbery: tennis court: possession
at once. For full particulars apply I" LEW is
kElSER. Bethesda. Nd. Phone Clev. 1879
-
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I-ApCF 4RoOM HOME, PORCH. CELLAR,
nsrsra outbu,ldlngs on hill in grove; 5 acre,
s"tis ali clear ionm. with full bearing orcha rd
worth $3.50 yearly: pretty home. 10 miles Va.
E.nns bldg, 11th and q. after pm. o5s
Eoit l:s'TV LILLE SECTION, NEAR OIL WELL.
ooh acres. old house. farm. fruit. Only 81 $50.
seH colored man. Don't delay. See at once
Mr.. CoNwELI- l4oo ST. NV; Main s8s
4 GESrLEMAS.s COUNTRY c., HONE n
80 cnItiyation Thoroughly modern Io-room
So,.e colonial plan: hot water heat md electric
lights; In fart every convenisnce 1,. Of the city
y" WARREN CoCHhAN,
YARNS. LARGE AND SMALL. IN NEARBY
virvinia Perhaps l have what you want
4 sHREVB. Rssslyn. Va. 25s
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MODERN BUNGALOW.
DFJ RAW VA.
EACANI.

Splendid Groom and bath bungalow; parlor'
coat closet, dining room kitchen. po.ccla in
sink (eicr ranse cost sia5): dish closet. &
bedrooms, with closets; linen closet: attic for
storage; pipeiess furnace; concrete cellar;
screens all windows: ffne concrete front porch;
back porch covered; city water: septic tank:
elec. liehts; chicken house. with concrete hoor:
lot bOx1l6; cutters, dowuspouts; owner ocru-
pant desires very quick sale thus low price.
- $50: terms &. 600 cash. bal. $3.50 per
month. includes everything: located Carroll
ave-, Del Ray, Va. Sale sign on property; in-
spect any time; minutes walk from NJ Ida
station us minutes from 18th and Pm. ave. on
Alex. ears); directly opposite school: well
built home; see this.
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IMMEDIATE POSsEssION-WIs. AVE.
ext. opposite Edsemoor; 50. TO cars 4 nttrac-
tive home 9r.. b.. h.-w.h.. ell. = IT, Ami
Sorer, % "eM .irunpery % garden garden: So sssn9. asrm.
Must be seen to be appreciated flone owner.
NJ. 5s9S.
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SACRIFICING
GENTIEMAN'S COUNTRY
HOUSE NEAR
WASHINGTON COUNTRY
CI TTP

Magnificent alI-yesr home. built under super
vision OF architect: 10 large rooms and bath !;
downstairs trimmed in oak ana chestnut: par
lcr: beAmed ceiling: massive open fireplace:
Z nay WINDOWS open TO covered side porch;
large rec. hall; coat closet; rec room; dining
room. beamed ceiling: built-in china closet
plafe rail: open fireplace: kitchen. sink and
dish closet: speaking tubes: buffers pantry !:
also sink: hot and cold water; :. china cup
boards: bsck stairway: cellar: fine Arco hot
water heating pisRt; servants toilet: second
floor. ) large bedrooms. with closets: hall
linen closets: bathroom: very large attic out
bufldinEs: garage. teahonse. chicken and we'll
house; eiec. motor; 20 fruit trees. doz. grape
vines: strawberries. raspberries. currants.
ETC.: shrnbbery and flowers Of oil kinds: house
u half timbered stucco cons.: massive stone
foundation splendid elec. fixtures; beautiful
lawn and driveway to garage and around front
OF house: IL acres; AZ miles TO Washington
contract let for concrete road to pass in front
Of property: Convenient to elec. line: picture
at onice: owner-occupsnt going to Florida;
renl home. Sale sign on property. Dr. Grun-
Wells place: reduced for quick sale to s13. .G5O;
terms 3. 800 cash. hal. to be arranged This
VIII aPfsrAl TO one who wants a snbstan ntia lly
well built. attractive suburban home
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FARMS.
POR 9ALE.

POULTRY FARM OF ACRES. AND CoUN-
try store. 1a miles Washington. on auto pike !;
owner must leave state for Hot Springs. Ad-
dress Box 303-P Star office. %,
SUITLAND. MD.-40 A.: 5 A. CLEARED: BUN
gadow, garage, chicken house. fruit; offer want
ed D. A. YOWELI4 Sta. II, Rt. A, Wash. D. C..
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

NEW GIN ROOM AND BATH BUNSALoW.
compIete In every DETAIL for immediate pos
session; electric light pipeless furnaee cen-
crete bAsxrp~nt uuder entire house: !roe1 ena
back porches: large lot; less than sqeess
from electric cars. Price. -. 25o; Sn;OVV ensn'
balance monthly. Apply to ARTAoh CAhh'
Hvattsvblr Nd.
3R. BUNGALOW; LARGE LOT: ffoii 90 80,
r -. -. i.r uobt s., 800
+ r. h-w H.; gurase: corner properly. .$S-<oo
q large r. largs lot: cleo. light. Saa' cor. -o
property ....,.,........ :. =.
Two CIR houses: &is a.; cleo. light sood - ooo
condition The two -. ~"'"0"
o. % nunxa"m; -,S .sFso 10Y w. SIS 500
Or bungalow; w h. and all othsf hoo o., -oo
eru improvements. sn. J. 80
r.. witt. NIL mod irup.: close to s7atioh. $3.50
Alss other houses, bungalows. acreage ana iots-
n. C. HALL. Clarendon va.
AURORA HEIGHTS. VA: BINGALDW, FIVE
rooms pud bath. gas ana elec.r'cIy' n,S ss,
lo,; possession May I. Price, ~ 100 sl.e ~,
,.,sh $50 per month. W. Fl. GIhiIn. oDo
Evan. bldg Phone II. 6D6l After pm.
mhonr Ross. aal F. :.
HLNGALUW-SEw; ROOMS AND BAIL
near cars; modern n every respect; lot ao3lso
prle- 81 aaU Easy terms. ROBT. Z. fuNk-
uoUSEH. 35th and Bunker Hin rd., Mt. hai-
nirr. Nd.
400 ACRES on W. B. & A. ELECTRIC AND
p. X. r.; 20 miles out. whole trnct or TO
suit buyers: favorable terms. d. VI. Nesbl,'
owner 1905 Brown St, Washington. ID. T.
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WALTER O'HARA,
Exclusive Agent Above Properties
Aiaip 1928. 1900 NV
CONGRESS HTS ROOMS BATH AND
cellar: water. gas. h.wh.. wash trays
front and side porehes: lot soxI40: stable: q
complete suburban home: 1000: e FOO eash: /:
vacant Msy I. Owner. c. d. WEAVER 4o23
9TH at. NV. 90
BUNGALOW. ACRES. NEAR LANGLEY
Va. - 70D
I-room dwelling "a acre. GIencariyn Va s. 600
2}s acres. Rock Creek road. near Sol
wM. T. BALLARD,
1914 ". Y. ave
BARGAIN-7-ROOM BTNG Allow. WITH
modern Improvements: small cash payment
Inquire 1882 willard st. NV. o5s
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DesYRABLY LOCATED CORNER HOME IN
eomersst, No; only one square from cars:
rooms and bath; finished attic: large porches:
electric lights; cement cellar; besufifui shsde
possessiou IL desired. Price only 5000: very
rsa asonabIe terms.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
515-516 Bond Bldg.
Main 49,
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HAMILTON < HAMILTON. Attorneys

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia Holding Probate COurt.-No. 2J6o7,
Administra tion.-Tiiis is 70 give notice that
the subscriber. who WAS. by the Supreme Court
Of the District of Columbia. granted letters
testamentary the estate Of Elizabeth Hunt
ingtOn Rice, deceased. has. with the approval
of the Supreme Court Of the District Of Colum-
day. the Sd day of May. 1890. at 10 O'Clock
4. m., AS the time and said courtroom as tile
place. for making payment and distribution
from said estate, under the courts direction
and control. when and where alt creditors and
persons entitled TO distributive shares or lega-
cies or the residue. parts thereof. are noti-
ned TO attend, In person or By agent or atfor-
ney duly authorized. with their claims against
the estate properly vouched. Given under my
hand this Sth day Of April. 1920. UNION
ING, Second Vice President, Attorney (SeaI
Attest: WM. CLARK TAYLOR, Deputy Reg
ister Vt Wills for the District Of Columbia.
Clerk of the Probate Court. aplO IL -
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| A BEAUTIFUL SITE OF rOUR ACRES on !
Brookv!lle road near Chevy Chase Circle, har
, ing on IL Portable old house Of IL root 4
and bath and on.buidngs. some fine old trr a
and lots of shrnbbery and fowera: gar n :.
planted. 1t has sewerage connections an A =
fine we'll Of water. electric pump and L b to
! THIS is bargain. No agents. Address y Bor
aa8-M Star Office.
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KEN11NCrON-1 ROOMS. BATHS: HOT-
water heat: electric tights: large porches: VI
f@es; Ans home on car line; u 800 terms.
ssd b. /; h.a.h. elec. lights large LOT * 7s0
$500 cash. Give posReesion at once on above
ARTHUR u. CONy0R, Room 2o2.
1&6 I4n %. NV Phone Main T176. 23s
- u. Gh0rND N niSTRICT or Co
D11D, vstsf; sswsf: eiectricit,i fruit trees:
ban an1 garaes; suitable fnr snumer shack
- reDs1sfing: q. zoo less for cash. Cleveland
1<54. % 25s
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HENRY r. BLAIR, Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
lumbia. Holding Probate Court.-No. 2d555.
Administra ti6n.-This is 10 give notice that
the subscriber. OF the District OF Columbia.
has obtained from the Probate Court of the
District OF Columbia letters testamentary on
the estate Of James II. Flint. late OF the Dis
trct Of Columbia, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated. to the sub
scriber. or before the 9th day Of April. AID.
1921, otherwise they may by law be- excluded
from all benefit Of said estate. Given under NY
hand This, 9Th day Of April 1920. HENRY p.
BLAIR, SOL Colorado building. tSeal.l Attest:
wM. CLARK TAYLOR. Deputy Register Of
Wills for the District OF Columbia. Clerk Of the
Probate Court. aple f7.a4
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ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW HOME IN Mt.
Rainier: AMI: larEe rooms and bath and
floor space In large attic good for two more
rsons II nes1sa: large lot. shade trees. ros.
bushes. fruit, grapes. berrfes Ane poultry house
and yards enrdea space. Terms for mart
Price. $1,000. Or wouid sell furnished if de-
sired. Address Boz 1852. Star once. Is.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-24
expressed in the concluding paragra ph

expressed p., in the concluding paragraph
The war itself finds it's most char
acter'stlc note IN the test it afforded
to the national will of the people Of
the United States. Our national self
control was tested by the events which
came up in reference to our neutralitw
opilgatlons: Our unified loyalty was
tested in the demands made bv Amer
lcanlsm on various race clements of
our population connected intimately
with the several bclligercnts in Europc.
another test was in the necessity of
organizing our political life so that il
could realize the national strength in
its utmost capacity. Still another was
TO call out apd arm the manhood of
the country in an army that represent
ed the possibilities of our fighting
ability. Finally it was for the Jnjted
States to take in the peace conference
part comparable with their greatness
and world broad ideas. In all these
ways the nation met the test with
credit and IN some respects with brill
liant success" W p G
New-York tribune., 1920-01-24
Italian Romance
Charm in Novel
Of Roman Life

TIE WORLD SHUT OUT pv NorvAI
New York N''7
Shutting the world out implies shut
ting some of q microcosm in and in this
book we have a love affair made de-
ightful by being shut in-shut in in
Rome and her hills with the irresisti-
bic charm of country and custom that
goes with those hills. 1t is short
novel of Italian suburban society writ
ten by an American who is familiar
with the state and social life of the
Italian capital.
This story surpasses Mr.. Richard
son previous works. for il shows a
hner reaction 10 the authors sur
roUndngs than any OF its predecessors.
The beauty of the Aban hills above
Rome, the charm of the peasants, their
little farms and their picturesque
chaPels' and the fascination of the re-
spected, notional, patrician family of
appreciation of nature and shrcwd OBJ
servation of Italian life
Gordon Galbraith, American. returns
TO Italy to settle an estate left to
nm by his randmother, the old Prin-
clpessa Naldragone. He is a positive.
ambitious young lawyer and he pro-
ceeds to make short work Of CONT
mental red tape concerning estate set
Ting, when he is stopped short by the
entrance into his life Of something
wnite-he first notices her walking in
her garden near his estate.
Mrs. Francis is her name. She is
an English woman. who has long since
succumbed to the romantic Campo
Santo, and has chosen to live there.
doing what bits Of charity she can for
peasant children She faithfully, how
ever unconsciously. turns Galbraith
from the business of estate selling. and
before many Italian sunsets have
elapsed his hasty moves 10 have done
with Roman lawyers and embark for
the States are changed to unaccountable
trips to chapels. teas with neighbors
and long hours in the garden nearest
hcr cottage.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-24

Ezra Pound published only one effort
IN the magazines read by Mr.. Braith.
waite, so that his pon-appearance is
easy to explain. 1t will be more difi-
cut to make clear why such singers
as Padraic Co um, Edwin Curran,
babette Deutsch, Mahlon Leonard
Il;lsher. Harry Kemp, Richard lie Cal
1u1te1nne, Wlnifred Welles, John Hail
heelock and Margaret Widdemer-t
plcS Few accomplished workers-were
ome reclplents OF Mr.. Braithwaite's 5
oiiaelcal ,,ia "razz. Some Of the common
pace war poetry which gables in the
pages of the Anthology might have bean
.elt to gabble in its magazine home in
sllghted bards. 'e
On the other hand. several new
voices ring out pleasantly in this years
cholr. Herbert s. German. whose VOW
I@s yec 10 receive much critical atten-
1Ioh' ,I' mas charming lyric, The Lost
iieafQ' homas S. Jones jr.. poet
Whose tenderness and perfect work
HlahSh.2 nave not yet brought him the
popular acclaim which should be his
comes to the fore with a splendidlv
wrought sapphic, The Gifts of Peace j.
Tancis Hackett's untimely timely
nary Hawker" induces the hope that
we may nave more metrics from him
and stranger named Hoyt Cooper re,
veals fine melodic manner which NAV
carry him far when he travels less
TIME worn path than "The Old Roman
Road 'u A'0ila''
Among the better known poets who
are represented BY verses that help to
crush the old prejudice against "mapa-
ztne poetry" are Clement Wood, David
Norton, Aline Kilmer, Louis Inter
meyer (his sonnet, "Rhetoric." is
1rlple-starred piece of work.. PidoaIe1
lorrence, Edna St Vincent MiIiay
l"lll some composer please set she Is
OVerneard Singing"?), Alter B~odv
Fd"ard Arlington Robinson. Maxwell
boaenheim, Witter Bynner Bliss Car
man. Edwin Ford Piper and Conrad
aiken. Walt "hitman's centenary has
an pired initiative verses by Nelson
-sl, Ah'rlm and Leonora Speyer the
gentleman being more successful with
tl the spirit OF Walt and the lady with
the subtle rhythms-and the conclud
ing selection IS an amusing sketch of
many or our poets by Ruth Comfort
VI Nltchell. This piece would be worth
including if only for the charac+eriza-
ton of Amy Lowell:
"beating, her brassy cymbals ver-s
loudly,
80 you may not suspect the pipe organ
up her Sleevel"
Mr.. Braithwaite has placed q, in
vlting dish before us. Let's hone that
next year he will have recovered suf.
ticlently from his sociological indjges.
ton to resume his place at the head Of
the table. ROBERT A. SIMON.