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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-29

| ELEvEN-ROOM HOUSE FOR sALE-IMME-
date possession; NV. section near Capitol;
owner now possessing. Call Franklin 1862.
9Th AND ALLISON
PETWORTH.
$5,3O0-Semi-detached colonial home Of 6
large rooms and bath; hot-water heat; hard
wood trim; fine cellar and large yard to alley.
Priced low for quick sale.
DAVIS & STEELE,
Main 5o12-53ss. 1920 New York ave. NV.
KENYON ST. NEAR 14th.
A beautiful three-story press-brick dwelling
| having twelve rooms two baths. hot-water
heat and electricity; garage space on wide
Price, $4,000. Cash payment and terms
PRINCETON ST NV.
New Home.''
Two-story modern brick dwelling; nine rooms
9cths sTT heat and
SHEPHERD ST. NEAR 18th.
Two-story bricks. six rooms and bath. hot
water heat. electricity and garage.
Price. 50, $50.
LoNGFEILIOw STREET.
Detached
Modern home. ten rooms and bath, hot-water
PARK PLACE NV.
Modern si1-room brick; garage space. Rea-
Price. $1,000
C1SSEL, TALBOT & CO., INC,
1905 New York avenue.
Main 1892
7-ROOM DETACHED BRICK DWELLING:
conveniently located: Ami: double brick ga
rage. Price reasonable. Apply OWNER. 80
TO BE VACANT SOON. 18th ST. NE. NEAR
II: six large rooms and bath; large yards; only
n R. HOwENsTEIN CO..
1914 + st. NV. 7th and H SITS. ne.
Y or n y RETWEEN OFF, Nm Y0th. "a
loniaI home; six large rooms and bath; room
for garage: price, $500: terms.
a. r.. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1914 F st. NV. Oh, 7th and H SITS. ne.
Maj, .s.s HARRY A. KITE ~: :,
In Petworth. On varnum St. NV. Built
since last October. Across the street from the
modern Improvements. Screened throughout.
s 81 7IH sT Po;s ssMS at ONCE PRICE.
On soJ kibouSne 81. nW near 1stb-on. Of III.
very few houses for sale in this desirable
section. large rooms and bath. All modern
PRicE sio7so. REAsoSABIh TERMS Afs'
Overlooking Mass. Ave. Heights-A semi
detached. modern. Groom and bath home. Now
vacant Cannot be surpassed for the price
Main 1916. 1914 K st. NV
Mount Pleasant.
Finely constructed Groom bay-window de-
tnched brick; near 18th and Park road; only
1900: vacant soon; reasonable terms.
Bungalow in Woodbridge.
large rooms: colonial porch: lot 10000;
very cheap at 81. $50: don't delay.
MT. PLEASANT REALTY CO.,
1411 Park road. Col. 1876.
MOUNT PLEASANT.
Attractive six-room brick house. west Of
14th st.; hot-water heat, electricity; price,
81. 900; terms. 81. 900 cash. $50 mo.
PETWORTH SUBURB.
Broom bungalow. near Soldiers Home, on
'unmproved street; price only $500.
l4TH ST. S.W.
Groom brick house. opposite bureau Of en-
craving: bargain at s.. $50.
MT. PLEASANT REALTY CO.,
1411 Park I'd. Col. 436.
FOR SALE-BIG BARGAIN-CHEyY CHASE
section. D. C. Owing to exchange. we are
offering a very attractive bungalow at an e1-
tremely low price: new, detached. large
rooms and tiled bath; spacious closets; open
fireplace; hardwood finish; oak floors; hot-wate.
heat, gas and electricity; large colonial front
porch and sleeping porch; granolithic walks;
lot so feet front to 15-foot paved alley IN rear;
immediate possession; easy terms. An oppor-
tunity to obtain 4 very attractive home at
reasonable price.
HYCRTr 4 pyCuAPnSoN
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DESIRABLE s-RoOM HOUSE NEAR con-
gressional Library. furniture optional. Phone
OWNER, Lineoln 1926. s.
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OWNER WANTS TO SELL BROOM MODERN
house and brick garage in Mt. Pleasant, in
100 block Of KilbOurne place NV. Call Norti
247l-W.
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PetWorth,
$1,000.

A HOME OF EXCEPTIONAL MERIT that
has Just been listed with US to-day; 1t con-
tains 9 rooms and bath. hot-watsr heat. cleo
trio lights. and garage. sleeping porch
and n gas log in living room; In first-class
condition throughout. Only $3.50 cash and
small monthly payments.
Near Randolph and 5th Sts.,
$3.50.
A STRICTLY MODERN HOME and Up
TO-DATE In every way: large rooms and tile
bath, h.-w.h., cleo. It's. glass Enclosed sleep
ing porch. breakfast porch and many other
convenences; interesting terms.
Petworth,
$3.50.
THIS HOME IS VERY LOW PRICED FOR
PROPERTY OF ITS KIND; 1t contains
rooms and bath. h.-w.h., cleo. It's. hardwood
floors throughout, newly papered, finished room
in attic. servants room; in excellent condi-
ton; splendid terms.
Near Corner Randolph and 18th
Sts.-$o,75O.
YOU MUST SEE THIS HOME IN ORDER
TO REALIZE ITS VALUE; there are 6 rooms
and bath. h.-w.h.. cleo. It's; ample garage
room. Terms Of 81 500 cash and $77.5O per
month: hardwood trim throughout. BRAND
NEW; NEVER BEEN OCCUPIED.
Overlooking S
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1906 H Street NV.

PRICE. 10.o0o-wel situated in the north
west. detached house, containing rooms and
attic. four bedrooms and sleeping porch on
second floor, electric lights. house in fine con-
dition. Possession will be given when desired
Lot Is 45x1OG to a paved alley.
PRICE. $13.OO0-Right near 18th St and
Columbia road; q most convenient situation and
a type Of house that will interest you; two
stories and attic with four bedrooms, sleeping
porch: two bathrooms second floor; house
heated with hot water; having electric lights
oak floors and a built-in garage.
PRICE. $12 75O1In Saul's Addition; a little
on from 14th streetS owner-leaving city; a
type Of house seldom found for sale; central
hall plan; colonial style; eight rooms. two
baths; hot-water heat; electric lights; porches:
large lot. This house is in beautiful condi-
ton throughout
PRICE, $4,000, for home or investment,
situated near Dupont Circle; an apartment
house having four apartments, modern in every
respect, and of attractive appearance. Present
rental. $2.516 per annum. Owner in building
will surrender possession Of one apartment
when sale is made.
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New Home-Special Offering.
$3.50. Easy terms.
9 rooms. tiled bath: hot-water heat; electric
light; hardwood floors: colonial front porch;
large screened sleeping porch; cold storage
pantry; kitchen porch; attic; Light and dry cell
lar; large back yard to paved alley; in a de-
lightful new-home section. conveniently located
to cars. stores. schools and churches: near the
Soldiers Home Park Phone US new. Main 100.
Will Sacrifice.
$12,5OO. Easy terms.
Magnificent home. overlooking beautiful Poto-
mac river; lot 12O1158: splendidly arranged
rooms; tiled bath; hot-water heat; electric
lights; attic; cellar; fully screeAed; awnings;
garage beautiful lawns and garden. We think
this would be good buy even It $4,000.
9th St. - N. Carolina Ave. Sc.
5000. Terms.
good condition; well built bay"window brick
home. with nice front yard AMI situated in
one of the best neighborhoods in Southeast
Washington.
Quaint Georgetown-,2oth St.
5000. $3.50 cash.
Z rooms bath: bay-window bsick: presents
fine appearance and has nice back yard to wide
stores.
HARTUNG
3O1 Southern Bldg,
7 AH 4
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BLOOMINGDALE

Large Groom and bath home; furnace: gas:
toilet in basement: room for garage on paved
alley; located on LIST st. NV, in most desir-
able section; house has been newly papered
and painted and Is in fine condition; 81 900
cash required.
DOWNTOWN.
16 ROOMS, s BATHS. GEAR GARAGE.
Strictly modern; perfect condition; fine loca-
ton for law Offices or rooming; one of the
most attractive offers on the market; 16
rooms: baths; h-w.h.; electric lights; garage
on wide alley; holds cars. This property
will pay $500 per month and give the owner
the very best Of an attractive home. $4,000.
Any reasonable terms considered.
McLachlen Banking Corp'n,
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
Main 432. Evenings North 1Oc6-J.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-S7OS AND STA INGO-
mar st.; beautiful new colonial houses; r,
b.. dishwasher; everything complete; ready
to move in; price. SIS, 900. F. SONNEMANN,
owner and builder. 29s
BY OWNER-MODERN GROOM AND BATH
house; hot-water heat; hardwood trim: sta
tionary tubs. etc. Price. $3.50; terms 724
st. ne. Sc
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VACANT.
AKA 9TH NV.

~ 5OO-Beautiful, almost new. Groom ana
fuiI tiled b tn home: in the highest part OF
Petworth: hardwood throughout; lovely plumb
ing and electric fixtures; h.w.h- and labor-
venient garage entrance; stone-fnished COP
ing; colonial porch and sleeping porch.
Al Q ST. NE.
s., 500-Fine bay-window brown brick home.
n a extra large rooms and tiled bath: homo
in fine shape and has room for garage. This
is 81 600 less than others in square and 10
available with 81 900 cash payment.
DAVIS & STEELE,
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dlIblE q h1CdAhDSON
1904 H ct. NV.
McLachlen Banking Corp'n.
CLEVELAND PARK.

Beatiful corner home Of ten rooms and .
baths; h.-w.h.: elec. lights: fully screened and
weather stripped; awnings. etc. This property
is very attractive and in splendid condition.
Located in the very best section of Cleveland
Park. Prompt possession. $4,000 Terms.
CHEVY CHASE.
For quick sale one OF the most desirabiy To-
Gated homes in Chevy Chase; onehalf block
from circle, car line, stores and schools. A
beautiful home. 10 rooms. baths. breakfast
porch. sleeping porch. strictly modern through
out. Porch on 3 sides; Is IT. frontage; beau
tiful lawn. shrubbery and shade; garage on
alley; house is fully screened; metal weather
strips; awnings. Immediate possession. Any
reasonable terms considered.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N.
Real Estate Dept, 10th and G.
Main 49,. Evenings North 1O26-J.
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BOSS q
THE HOME
Telephone Main 1910.
SHANNON
713 18th St. NV.
Central Northwest.
$4,000.
Near 18th and sts.; large brick resi-
dence. containing II rooms. baths; heated BY
furnace; electric lights. open 6replaces; newly
papered and painted: vacant and ready for &C.
cupancy.
Southeast.
$500.
2-story dwelling Of brick and frame con-
struction located within easy walking distance
Of the Capitol, Library, Senate and House Of
fee buildings; there are rooms and bath,
with latrobe heat and gas lights.
Mount Pleasant.
$l3,5OO.
modern house, located in a splendid neigh
borhood; convenient to car line and to Rock
Creek Park; ten rooms. two baths; hot-water
heat, electricity; double rear porches; garage.
Petworth.
$3.50.
A new bungalow house containing six rooms
and bath; heated by hot water; electric lights;
lot 125 It. deep; located near Grant Circle
Immediate possession.
SHANNON
713 18th ST NV.
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ON ST. Mr. 3rd N.E-S4 900: 6R- FRAME;
possession: terms. OWNER, 129 18th St ne.
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$1O5OO.
'''' OUR BEST BUY TODAY
Washington Heights
$3.50.
A HOME THAT CERTAINLY WILL BE SOLD QUICK
LY with and BATH hotwate heat electric lights front
and poce complete laundry equipment, log living
room; convenient terms of sale
WILLIAM S. HILLIPS,
14Oo New York Ave. NV
Phone Main 49,
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5O82-5398 Main 142O New YORK ave.
l4O3-l4O5 NORTH CAPITOL;
new houses now being COM
pleted; E r. and bath; room for
garage. OWNER, 1918 9th St
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BOSS & PHELPS.
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LIAM S. PHIL LIP S :,
14O0 New York Ave. NV.
Phone Main 49,

Brightwood,
$3.50.
THIS HOME MUST BE SOLD IMMEDI-
ATELY, therefore we will accept $500 cash
and $50 per month; there six rooms and
tile BATH hot-water heat and many other
built-fn improvements; complete laundry
equipment. also servants toilet in basement
Northeast,
$3.50.
HAVE YOU 81 900? II so, it will pay you
to investigate this great big bargain. It has
rooms and tile bath, excellent furnace; ample
for garage, with 15-foot paved alley.
Possession at once. Monthly payments Of
sos.
Columbia Heights,
( $500.
FOR A QUICK SALE THIS HANDSOME
HOME MUST BE SACRIFICED; 1t contains
6 large rooms and bath, h.-w.h.. cleo Its. and
gas; in frst-class condition: cement cellar
a very exclusive nefghborhood.
Eye St. Northeast,
$500.
THIS Is A VERY COMPLETE HOME FOR
THE MONEY; just a block from the car line;
it contains 9 spacious rooms and bath. h.-w.h.,
cleo. It's: room for garage; concrete porch,
screened rear porches; in frst-class condi-
ton.
Up. Il;%:or
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Gentleman's Country Estate.
S20.5OO. Terms to Suit.

Gent1eman's Country Estate.
$2o,5OO. Terms to Suit.
Within a few squares Of the Baltimore pike.
about IL miles from the District line won
derful center entrance hall home. with nving
room, library dining room. large reception
hall, pantry and kitchen on the first noor; on
the second floor there five master bedrooms
and two baths: above there are several serv-
ants rooms and bath; there are "a acres Of
ground with the finest oak grove in this sec
elevation Is particularly high and a view may
be obtained for many miles. Stable superin-
tendent's house is also on the property. Pres
emit owner will redecorate throughout and in
stall new electrical fixtures. all OF which can
be selected by the purchaser.
Beautiful 18th St. Home.
S13,5OO. Terms.
Attractive colonial style Of architecture;
large porches front and rear; spacious rooms;
very pleasing plan; large tile bath; attic;
ton; located within a few minutes of the
downtown section by direct car line or drive
on Washington's finest thoroughfare 18th st.
Near Center Market.
$4,75O. $3.50 cash.
rooms and bath brick home, with 2-story
rage, $40; a splendid opportunity to acquire a
home and an investment.
Z GIBBONS,
5th and H SITS. NV.
and Main 373.
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HARTUNG & GIBBONS,
3O1 Southern Bldg, 18th and H SITS. NV.
Phones Main 100 and Main 373.
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OF HOMES.
14O6 H Street NV.
& LUCHS,
Main 2345.
Columbia Heights.
$4,000.
An absolutely modern dwelling near 18th
hath; hot-water heat, electricity: every con-
venience; double garage on rear Of lot; terms
can be arranged.
Northeast.
$4,000
Six rooms and bath: latrobe heat. gas; front
porch; space for garage; alley; 2-story brick
dwelling; occupied by owner.
Central Northwest.
$4,000.
large brick residence near 9th and sts
suitable for rooming house; good prospects Of
becoming business property; contains IA rooms,
baths; toilet on LIST floor; heated by hot
water; electric lights.
Somerset, Md.
$500.
Beautiful home, vacant and ready for i'm
mediate occupancy. Owner leaving for Cali
fornia. Lot SOx165, with shrubbery and plant
ing. House has rooms, bath. furnace heat,
electricity and gas; large front porch. sleeping
from car line.
& LUCHS,
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HOUSES FOR COLORED-NEAR 4th AND n
Sc; 2-story brick; O rooms and bath. Price
$3.50. Easy terms.
DANIEL K. JACKSON,
Evans bldg.
Phone Main 1900
HOUSES FOR COLORED-NEAR I7fh AND
N NV: 3-story bfownstone front; rooms
bath. Price. $3.50. Easy terms.
DANIEL X. JACKSON,
Evans bldg.
Phone Main 1909,
FOR SALE-MODERN EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE
In Petworth; new garage for two cars. Ad-
dress Box 314-B. Star ONCE.
BY OWNER, SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE.
Columbia Heights; h.-w. heat hardwood foors
electric lights, newly papered; new brick "A.
rage; good yards; paved alley; near school and
two car lines; coal in cellar: $500. Col
63S7-J. IL
BY OWNER-NEAR POTOMAC HEIGHTS;
rooms. pantry and bath: a.m.i; winters supply
Goa. !. cellar; !2.ge lot; possession IN u cays;
= 200 Terms HSoue~West- 12a1x Ac- :
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FOR RENT-STORES.
STORE FOR RENT, $50. 400 8 ST. NV.
White only. 3Oe
FINE STORE ROOM ON CONNECTICUT AVE.
near L st. GEO. W. LINKINs. 1719 K.
OLD ESTABLISHED CONFECTIONERY
store. with all equipment; garage; living
rooms and bath over store; private entrance to
dwelling: SIS. THOMAS P. BROWN. 617 ~
st. S.W.
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Beautiful 18th St. Home.
S13.5OO. Terms.
Near Center Market.
81 $50. $3.50 cash.

6 rooms and bath brick home, with 2-story
brick garage in rear; house rented for $35; ga
rage. $50: a splendid opportunity to acquire q
home and an investment.
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Mount Pleasant.
Finely constructed Groom bay-window de-
tached brick; near 18th and Park road; only
1000: vacant soon; reasonable terms.
Bungalow in Woodbridge.
large rooms: colonial porch: lot 10000
very cheap at S. $50: don't delay.
MT. PLEASANT REALTY CO.,
1411 Park road. Col. 1876
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FOR RENT-H0UsEs.

ed; rooms; front and rear porches: will
lease; responsible party; desirable neighbor-
hood. 8O6 ne. l.
, 1920-01-20

,li"liHtOuSlH IOf The :" a~lntGnanCe OF order
by all means available. Il is teared there
VIII b further DEMONSTRATORS on the oc-
caSion or the anniversary of the deaths of
hieOknecht and Rosa Luxembourg on
thursday. The Government is taking
PrecartlonS ana troops are ready in yari-
Gus districts throughout the country.
ParlS, Jany. 18th Ambassador Wal
lace, on behalf OF the United States. has
waived that country's claim t. any part
OF ire Tonnage involved in The distribu-
ton among the Allies of the warships to
be given up by Germany.
Paris, Jan. 14th.-On the occasion on
Saturday Ot the ratification Of the Yer
saIieS Treaty, the Grand Cross of the
Legion OF Honor was bestowed upon Mr..
Lloyd George and Premier Nitti.
Melbourne, Jan. 14th.-Not,yithstan5.
ing the exchange of Peace notifications.
Australia intends to maintain the Gus
toms Act prohibiting the import of Ger
man Goods.
Pat;s, oan. l4,h. Mr.. Lloyd George.
NJ. Ciemenceau and Premier Nitti ale
examining the text of the demands to be
made 10 Holland for tie extradition of
Former Emperor William, according 10
me AatIn. They will also inspect the
llst OF German officers and soldiers ac-
cuSCd OF violations of the Laws OF War
and their surrender VIII be demanded of
the Berlin Government. The list is said
to comprise six hundred names.
London, January 5th.-Delegates of
the allWayman's Union have accented
the government offer for a settlement
OF the wage demands of EMPLOYEES in the
lower grades of service. The decision
was arrived at by a very narrow margin
and the delegates decision will now 90
before the men for their acouiescence
Pans Jany. 14th.-A project for an
agreement on the Adriatic Question has
been accepted by Italy. 1t has ais, been
handed to the Jugo-Slavs, whose decision
is expected shortly.
Paris, January. 14th.-Paul Desch-
anel has been announced as a candi
date for the Presidency of the Rrnnh-
lie, the election for which takes place on
the twenty seventh instant, Nj. Glenn
enceau has not, as yet, announced his
intention.
London, January. 14th.-Tne Boil
sheviki have captured Rc~stovendon.
Ten thousand Prisoners, thrity-twc guns
nine tanks and an enormous quantity of
other booty were also taken.
Mexico City, January. 18th. REPORTS
which are coming in slowly from the
State of Puebla, Indicate that aterribIe
loss of life occurred in that region as a
result OF the earthquake which took place
on the third instant. In the state Of
, 1920-01-20

against western frontier. The press pub
listed letter from IroISky saving attack
on Poland and Baltic is next step.
PARIS: Supreme Council officially an
nounced that Fed blockade would be
partially lifted and interior Russia is to
let medicine, agricultural instruments
and other commodities which people are
sorely in need of in return for grain and
flax. No change in policy of Allies to-
ward Soviet Government.
WASHINGTON Bolshavi6i have a
tured important ci'Y Of Odessa on Black
Sea, State Department is advised by
Polish authorities.
BERLIN: Conditions in Berlin are
nov normal. T~Wenty-s;X radical agita-
tors were arrested today charged with
completely in rioting.
PARIS: Supreme C1unciI letter to
Dutch Governments demanding extradi-
ton of former Kaiser was sent forward
on last Thursday night.
January Is, 1920.
WASHINGTON: Nuu me reporting
of S venty new cases Of influenza ii The
DlSiIct Of Columbia ye;u4rIaV tn. to-
tai thus far for Janulsy was raised
to one hundred for5y-three accord
ing to Or, William c.. FloWet. Dis
trict Health Officer.
NEW YORK: A prediction that the
institution OF private properly never
would be permanently or even long over
thrown ny social programs was made at
the meet ne of the New York State Bar
Association b Nicholas hurry Butler,
president of Columbia University and q
candidate for the Republican nomination
for President.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE: Moth
Ell Mary StanislaWs, Mother General Of
the Franciscan Sisters in the United
STATES died suddenly today at The Con-
vent If St. Paul's. She came here yester-
day from Glen Ridge, Pc nsylvania. While
conducting a prayer service she became
suddenly i'll and died within an hour.
Heart failure caused her death.
WASHINGTON. Railroad administYa-
ton officials indicated their belief yes
terday that wage demands of the Iail-
way brotherhoods and shopmen probably
would remain quiescent until the ter
mination Of federal control. canvass
OF the general situation vas said TO show
a sentiment among the union member
ship to await the return of the roads to
their owners before submitting demands
for revision Of the wages contracts.
WASHINGTON. Rear Admiral Capps
of the Navy Yard Commission, better
known as the Helm Board. and Rear Ad-
, 1920-01-20

18th prohibition law became effective
~throughou, t14 Ma ion and the last sad
rites for John Barleyc0rn were concluded
at that time. Planned celebrations in
New York and elsewhere were held.
PARIS: Supreme Council has drafted
note to Dutch Government asking for~eX-
tradition Of former Kaiser. 1t was pro-
baby despatched on Friday.
CHICAGO: Reginald de Koven famed
as composer of Robin Hood ard
SC Hres of o.har operas, died of apoplsxy
at dance here.
SAN FRANCISCO: Frauds involving
many millions OF dollars in correction
with b4ilding OF ships for Government in
Oregon, Washington and California have
been unearthed by Government %invesri-
gators. 1t is understood that the Att0r-
ney General has ordered the ShisDping
Board to hold up claims approximatIng
SAT, 900, 900
January, II, 1920.
WASHINGTON: Rear Admiral Sims
today, teStifying before Senate Naval
Affairs subcommittee Investigating naval
awards, read a letter he wrote to Secre-
tary Daniels entitled: Some Naval les
sons OF the GREAT war IN when ne Sc
verely criticises the Navy Department
for attempting to administer details of
action by American ma val forces over
seas; for lack of cooperation, and charg-
ed that the Navy Department did not ar
rive at any decided plan of action until
long after he arrived in ondon Told
Committee he was ordered to England in
March nineteen seventeen just before
the United States entered the war and
declares he was warned by Department
mot to let the British pull the wool over
your eyes,. After he read letter, Chair
m n Hale announced that full committee
would be askrd either to empower the
present subcommittee to investigate the
Admiral's charges of lack of cooperation
or to conduct the inquiry. Discussing
81 bmarine warfare in general Admiral
Sims said If u. S. had had five hundred
destroyers when it entered war it never
would have had to fear sub-campaign".
He characterized subchasers as a mis-
conception" but not entirely useless.
VERSAILLES: Paul Deschamal was
elected president of France by National
Assembly here today as successor to
Poincaire. Clemenceau who last night
sent letter Withdrawing from contest,
probably will be honored by officIal
title of Savior of the Country.
HANGO: Ellis Island transport Blu
ford", Soviet Ark" with two hundred
fortv nine radicals aboard has arrived