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Evening star., 1921-05-22
M. 1858.

Price. ~. 000-In an excellent section Of Co
lumbia Heights 10 rooms and bath
hot-water heat. electric lights: hne lot
with hollow tile garage thereon. This
home Is in excellent condition and owner
will give early possession.
Price, S12,5OO-An unusually well planned
home in Columbia Heights. containing
rooms and 2 baths: hot-water heat. elec
trio lights. good floors: deep lot to al
ley. Terms.
Price. S1450O-Near 18th and Webster sts. A
strictly modern home. containing
rooms. baths; hot-water heat. electric
lights, hardwood floors; wide. deep lot
to alley. with garage. Convenient terms
Price. sl5. 5.ooo-In Chevy hase, D. O., con
venient to Connecticut ave. cars. 10
rooms, 2 baths and shower; hot wa ter
heat. electric lights. hardwood floors
deep lot to alley. Owner will entertain
reasonable offer.
Price. $21. .0oo-Most delishtfuily located in
Mount Pleasant 10 rooms and three
baths: hot-water heat, electric lights,
hardwood floors. two sleeping porches
double garage. House is in excellent
condition and reasonable terms can be
arranged.
Evening star., 1921-05-22

~. S.SO-Colonial home. on corner near Lincoln
Park: center-hall plan. having all large square
rooms: hot-water heat: tubs In cellar; beauti.
ful lawns; occupied by owner and can be Dc
cured on very reasonable terms.
Evening star., 1921-05-22
EDUCATIONAL.

Civil Service Examination
For Statistical Clerk My Is and July 8.
Special preparation for this examination and
for Clerk Promotion examination. The Civil
Service Preparatory School. Sc. cor. 18th and
sts. NV. Phone franklin 2O6O. "a
SHORTHAND = TYPEWRITING
TAUGHT IN 30 DAYS
3o-DAY STENodRAPH1C SCHOOL,
1910 H St. NV, Second Floor Main 4676
Evening star., 1921-05-22

CLEVELAND PARK.
Adjoining the beautiful Twin Oaks estate.
shaded BY nne old oaks, this home presents an
unusually inviting proposition to you who are
abounds in convenient features: built-in book
cases and china closet; lavatory on 1st floor;
arss aS'I pvsss ssSs' porshes blight
baths sn and nd extra lavstory. Lot TIT frontage
The Price Is Right.
Call Main ss6s.
w. C.. and A. N. MILLER,
Union Trust Bldg.
FOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
northwest: contains eleven rooms and bath;
three extra rooms: back building: will aacri-
fee te 9usk s,. purchaser ssfs Tor $3.50 Address
FOR sALDLTwO VERY DESIRABLE BAY
window brick dwellings. containing six rooms
and bath each good osssen s.eh n
Phone West 4e. 1877 wisconsin ave.
Sc, ,350.BIGGEST BARGAIN IN WASHING.
ton city. Six-room brick house. newly papered
new I; good northwest section and 4 positive bar
gain. Can BE- sold on terms House now vacant.
Main ss,sMaia' xAaAsS 81. ca4si 7as 18th 8. NV.
GIRARD ST. HOME
Oose to 14th St.-10 rooms baths: elec-
AS~S~Ao&Ss
$500.
L ST. NEAR 10th
Brick dwelling. 8 rooms. bath. hot-water
heat. POSSESSION.
STORE AND DWELLING.
Near 11th and Pa. ave. se.-Brick: excellent
order: 8. rooms in addition to the storeroom
and cellar. POSSESSION.
BRICK DWELLING.
Morris 1T. ne. tbetween and G. 9Th and
7th stsl-6 rooms. bath, cellar. large yard.
EaU terms.
18th ST. ABOVE " ST.
Brick: rooms. bath. large yard to alley.
FOB COLORED.
So, $50
NEAR UNION STATION.
On st. between End and 3rd-Brick: 8
rOous. bath. large yard to wide alley.
-.'---s, -..s q, 100.
Investment or home.
a Myrtle st.
JAMES r. SHEA.
81 La ave. NV.
Evening star., 1921-05-22

|OPEN SUNDAY, 8 TO 6 PM.
1915 Northampton St. NV.
block west Of Conn. ave-: handsome detach-
ed corner home Of 10 large rms. and BATH
= four-room and bath bungalow on this lot
which will readily rent for $50 per no.: this
Is most desirable property and possession Of
both can be had at once from owner.
ROBERT .. MITCHELL CO..
Evening star., 1921-05-22

N. L. SANsBURY COMPANY, INCORPORATED,
1913 Eye Street NV Phones Main 59O345
Evening star., 1921-05-22

Main 1884.
GARDINER & DENT, INC,
III 18th St. NV.
R. l. AVE. NE.
Corner.
1a1 FIT. FRoNrAGE-on best part of this
beautiful avenue, comprising three lots, each
100 IT. deep; nice detached frame houss Of
rooms. attic, bath. pantry. cellar with laun.
shade & and awnings; immediate possession. session
PRICE FOR WHOLE ONLY {Ii 900. VERY
| EASY PAYMENTS.
DOWNTOWN.
SPLENDID LOCATION ON R. I. AVA
Built and occupied by a former physician fot
2 tiled baths; reception rooms; open fire.
places; hw.h.; electricity; modern cellar:
rooms in this house are large. bright and
tastefully arranged Immediate possession
Attractive price and terms.
ANACOSTIA.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unusual; 4 beand-
new bungalow of rooms. bath, h.-w.h.. cleo
tricity; on nice lot, with garage: well located.
nea. Nichols ave. cars. PRICE. $1,000. VERY
WOODBRIDGE.
vAcAET-Detached frame on lot 6o115o II. !;
large. bright rooms. we'll planned bath, good
heater: large, modern % seuar n %ith 1.unae1 water
equipment: front and rear porches; house Is
now undergoing thorough repair. including new
oak floors. out-of. town owner win take 5000
on easy terms. or will make 4 greater sscrinee
for all cash.
CHEVY CHASE, DC.
VACANT-A we'll built frame house in Ger.
feet condition; ready to move into; s rooms,
pantry. tiled bath. sleeping porch. large clos
cts. h-w:h., electricity; modern cellar; couveo-
M rent to two car lines. Price for quick sale,
PETWORTH HOME.
ON FINE STREET NEAR OARS-2story
brick. bay window front and rear; 8 rooms,
tiled bath. good heating plant, electricity, "a.
rage room: All Of this for $500. VERY
BROOKLAND.
IN SPLENDID NEIGHBORHOOD-E de-
taehed @ frame house; colonial front porch: 9
rooms tiled bath. h.-w.h., electricity sleeping
porch: screens and shades; deep lot. PRICE,
Main 1884.
GARDINER & DENT. INC,
-. w 18th St. NV.
Evening star., 1921-05-22

TWO-FAMILY FLAT
$4OO Down.
On North Capitol near ST. red press brick.
II rooms and baths; separ rate heating plants:
. back porches: beautiful front yard rent
SOS. so; great investment or home; owner must
sell; price reasonable; terms easy.
{. F. WARING.
1913 Bond bldg. 14th and N. Y. sp,
Phone Franklin 5571
Evening star., 1921-05-22
NORTHEAST HOMES

s3.9O0-vacant near Tennessee ave. ne. n,
large rooms and bath: large pantry; hay.vin.
dow brick; easy terms.
1. 80-Colonial home; centrally located nortf.
east; six rooms and bath; in good condttin
hot-water heat; terms; owner occupant
Evening star., 1921-05-22

TO COLORED: A NICE GROOM HOUSE ON
roN 1eIvSen 18th and 18th; ami. APPLE
aON atoS CADY. 723 Mass. ave ne. Tel. Line.
Evening star., 1921-05-22
CONDUCTED TOURS

Our Illustrated bookiet. Europe
1871. Conducted fours." odess choice
of 40 attractive idneraries.
Evening star., 1921-05-22
JAMES r. SHEA.
~. La. ave. a. W.

COLORED
.Specia. discounts for May on
choice Longview lots. Houses
for sale. E. P. WEEKS, Real
Estate, 61st and Dix ne. Take
II st. cars marked District line.
Evening star., 1921-05-22

We WILL Build FOR YoU ON OUR BEAU
tful lot, Washington suburb, an attractive
% snr sa1 eoo.s: is.is three rooms esled inside
On ear line ~ misn, SIVU aown and 30 monahS rd
bnildins Corporation. Address Boz 24s-D. Star
Evening star., 1921-05-22

SOUTH BRISTOL. ME.-ro LET FOR THE
sssSoo, eight.fooCn, nicely furnished farm
house; sa The road to Christmas Cove. oVsf-
looking the DamariscottA river. Send for
photos and particulars. 0. 4. MARBLE, 70
Blake ~, Lynn. MAsa =
Evening star., 1921-05-22

ATTRACTIVE 2-sroRY HOUSE ToR eAiE;
modern improvements; leaving city; reduced
in price. 1902 11th ct. NV.
4 MANS HOUSE IN AN EXCLUSIVE NIT6H.
norhood near 10th and r SITS. NV. The great
nns nrepace. lighted from the roof, make
this otherwise modest houss unique. In ad.
dition to the living room there are bedrooms,
and 2 baths. 1t 10 hested by hot water. Pr1cs,
$16, ,750.
IOuls p. sHoENAKER.
1A07 New York ave. a.W. Main ll66,;.
Evening star., 1921-05-22
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY.
SHORE PROPERTY.

Is ACRES ON WATER FRONT OF THE
summer home, 11-room house. numerous out
buildings, lots of fruit: for quick sale at u
its value. T. WHITE, 1o17 10Th st NV.
franklin 26TJ.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-23

ol HE ullHB trance. Sne furnlSned Tn full measure that effort without which the heroism of her soldiers would have been vain. She, too, did her full duty. When war began the first great European war in 43 years-tboth France and Germany had to face the surprise of fire; our 75s inflicted losses on the Germans which their general staff had not foreseen.
 Heavy Artillery
 Their heavy artillery for months smashed the morale of our armies To tell the truth. no one was really ready-France even less than Ger many-to meet the demands a sue cessfui war of artillery was going to make. Our manual of attack in 1913 said; Ground is won by infantry" Three years later our experience. dearly bought, proclaimed: Ground is won by artillery" Both, perhaps. were congregations. but the fact re- mains none the less that the French army lacked the support in attack and the protection in defense which quick firing heavy artillery affords and that its field artillery, perfect In design, was woefully short of am intuition.
 
 rounds per gun. Later on there were days when the expenditure was 1000 rounds per gun. We had counted on production of 15,000 three-inch shells a day, and the total expendi- ture on certain days reached 400, 900. In 1916. to demolish a yard of en- emy trench, it took 407 kilogrammes of "75" shells. 203 kilogrammes of trench shells, 70i kilogrammes of , heavy shells and 12S kilogrammes of high explosive shells.
 The lessons of battle obliged us, first, to keep our field artillery sup piled, then to create quick firing heavy batteries. Az doubly onerous task in almost impossible circum- | stances. All our iron and steel plants were near our frontiers. and invasion had robbed us of them! The Ger mans estimated that our loss in this way would be 60,000 workmen out of 112,00o, 40 per cent of our coal, so per cent of our. coke, 90 per cent of our iron, 70 per cent of our pig iron, 80 per cent of our steel, SO per cent of our machinery. The est. mate was correct What did we do, Gro Be Continued)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-23
GREEKS CAPTURE
 MANY THOUSAND
 TONS 0F WHEAT
By Associated Press

With Greek Army in the Field, oc- tober o2.--Americans who find life expensive would secure unbounded relief If they could come to Anato- lia Hl
 In the area through which the Greek army passed in it's advance on Anrora. lambs sell for 50 cents each, chickens for 12 cents, whole cows for sg and eggs for F cent each. Every where food Is found in great abun- dance and at prices such as America never heard of even before the war.
 The fertile fields of Anatolia rival those of the most productive Amer ican state. Wheat Is the principal commodity of the thrifty Turkish and kurd farmers. They raise sufficient ouantitles to feed continent When King ConstaAtine's army made It's memorable 300 mile advance from Nshak into the heart of the kemal- ist country. It found hundreds of thousands of tons of wheat and grain. It is the plan of the Greek government to market this huge treasure in an effort to bring the Greek currency back to par.
 The Greeks also found incalcula- bIe numbers of cattle and sheep. Cows, oxen and water buffalo swarm the plains of Asia Minor. while the famous Angora goats and Caraman sheep are so numerous that they sell for about the price of pound of mutton in any American city.
 II is this great cornuccpia that has made 1t possible for Mustapha Kemars army 10 subsist so long without outside assistance. It is also this great abundance that has kept the Greek forces on the meagre food supplies they have been able to transport from Smyrna and Greece.
 The only thing scarce in Anatolia. particularly In the southern partA is water. The territory over which the Greek troops made their recent re- markable detour in order to catch Kemaps army Is made up largely of desert land and barren hills. with water only at distant intervals For days the weary soldiers had to march under the burning Asia sun without a drop of water to relieve their parched threats.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-23
CHAPTER VII THE FRENCH RETREAT

Then the of the Retreat? Whter? what all it's all its moral bear Efforts without enthusiasm of soul added to of body.
 At times the for stand fight The old spirit turned On the the paid nigha their confidence stored heard the retire To withdraw To field of battle after
 and refined hardest of all for
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-23
New Juvenile Suits

in plaids, serges and velvets. These have just arrived and are shown in several very attractive styles. Priced
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
6,535,OOO Americans
for Limited Disarmament
By The United States

Washington. Dec N.-(By The As
sociatcd Press. An analysis OF the
American delegates TO the arms con-
ference NJ To December I. indicated that
they voiced the sentiments uf. more than
G.5%j. 900 persons. the general informa-
ton sections Of the advisory committee
said today. Numbers Of communica-
tons continue tn arrive daily. 1t was
said.
The commun!Ca tions received 10 the
first Of the month were tabu!ated as
follows: Advocates Of complete d!s-
armament 1888, advocates of "0-ope:a-
tive limitation. guided hy bcnevoIence
and NhCraltty 29.S40: advo 'a'cs OF co.
operative Limitation. left with contiG-
cncc to h" judgement of the deiegauon'
G.JOl.43i. advocates Of Limitation with
caution. I.opl; again limitation. none;
those who bcsccrh divine guidance Tor
the Iclccates following Il christian
policy. 6.0ll,c2O; those who especially
request that disarma mcnt he made the
principal issue. 499,6co. and those who
especially advocate an association or
nations. 3S. I06
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President Harding Heads
the Caruso Foundation

New YORK. nec. ll.-Prcsidcnt Hard
INK las accepted honorary chairman
rlip &C Ia" CaruSo American Memorial
EounGat'"n wh!,'h IS planning annual
music scholarships and awards To de-
.crving students in memory Of the great
Italian ;cno- This was announced to-
night by IauI y. travath. president Of
The permanent national committee of
the foundation.
The rrrs.d,u, in Letter to Mr.
Cravath said:
II cannot h"lp but feel that such a
foundation would be the most practical
mc;h"d 90 t"st!fvlng a national interest.
not only in The great Caruso. bur In the
! l.crrc;Uai!oI oT the various forms Of
art
"Yru Viii realize. or course. that my
contributions :" your efforts VIII neCes-
tarily l." cf very nnm.na! character
on account "f complete absorption in
public hu*!ur;" here. but K is 4 pleas
Urc t. give 'his mucH testimony OF my
approval "c what YOU are doing"
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Iucu"e Nrr"S. Dec. Il.~(By The AS
ErCiatrl rrrSSD \ report that rcvolu-
,ioaarf troops operating IN eastern
Peru defeated tho government forces IN
hattie last Monday is contained in n
wireless m"~saEc published by tho news
paper la NIc!nn.
II Is believed that any definite news
rf the reported government defeat wi.
come by way nf Brazil. as the Peruvian
censorship is ot the strIctcst character.
Th"r" have been no previous reports
Of n recent outbreak in the eastern part
Of Pc~u. since early IA October. no
news dispatches have been allowed to
pass hy The Peruvian CcRSors. and the
internal situation Is Conjectural. The
censorship waS imposed following 4
Series of trouble In the northeasteru de-
partmcnt. LOreto. where revolution
broke out In the city OF Iquitos on Au-
gust 1s. The trouble was due, dispatches
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OPEN TRIAL Of
TRIO ACCUSED
Of S[AY|NCS

WEIGH. ". Va. Dec. 1!.--Trepara tions
had been virtually completed tonight
for the orcnng IN criminal court tomor-
Iow Of the trial Of =. L. Lively, George
tBusIcr'N Pence and William Saiters
in connection with the shooting Of Sid
Hatfield former chief OF police or
Mutewan. and hi Chambers. August |.
Hatfield and Chambers were Killed on
the steps OF the court house. whca they
were about To Cut"r the court. ''hore
liTtlirid vas ~ enter charges OF being
concerned IN the shooting up or
Mohawk. = mining camp in the MinBo
roal field. hu. within Mcdowell county,
;,huut "A year before.
Much i"t"rrsv N the testimony was
expected ~ center ou the question OF
whether Hatfield ami Chambers were
armed, Statements Issued soon after
III" shooting by Mrs. Hatfield. who was
with her husband when he vas killed.
declared no was not armed. while w.
&. Mitchell. chief Of police. said that
few minutes after the shooting no took
from Chambers gun he had been
using and found short-ba-rclcd
weapon in liaiield's pocket.
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DR.. Down1nG'H Statement

NIhany. Y 7. TFnc- IT. TIN %'7tc
department. nf education has n" ohjeC-
ton 10 pr. Adolf l.orerz. Austrian sur
Eeon. acting IN only an advisory ca
r~cSy without fer, under IN" diT""-
t!on OF and IN conjunrll"n with \ duly
licensed physician. r.. Augustus itown-
ING. assfs;ant commissioner W cdura-
zion. 81 ii tonight
DR.. LOWING stated that hc had hecu
asked IF Il would he possible - grant
pC. Lorcl2 n Temporary license. hut salI
that the law made no provision for such
action. Tho hoard ~ regents Will meet
December -, and Il would not be pos
sible to art upon an application for
NConse before then, he said.
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Washington. De-. II. 'HN the A's".
riatcd Trcse. >--Wlth the fovr powcr
treaty IN snal form and M agreement
nl. naval ratio regarded aS practically
aSsurrd. tho arms confer"n"" goes 'aiH
.ts Nglh week with its principals conf.
dent they can WIND up all thc.r major
,iutirs here NY tn" end o' the year.
The problems Of o." Far East and de-
,aiip If the naya. reduction program.
:ncludinE the question Of laC!flr !",and
fortijicat,ons ana naval bases, now he
come tn" subject "f primary c'rSid"rh-
tloa The Far Eastern d!sCTsai"nS ar"
to lie pressed forward ~ daily meetings
Of the committee of the whole At the
same time that the naval s!'I&boA is
clearing ur through continued comma
u!cation with tho foreign raH"1iS. md
While the UcGut;at!"'r= o|c" S'HnHng
and Ynp a"e vcrc;nE toward decisions.
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ORDERS
HIS POSSE To
SLAY D 'CONNOR
MOST SENSATIONAL
EXPLOIT ON RECORD
Desperadoes Make Their Get
away With Tommy O'Con-
nor, Two-gunman.

chicago Dec. 1l.--CBy The Assoc.at-
ed Press sD-Tomuy U'conuor. two
Eurman sentcUcel 10 DC hanged next
Thursday f"~ murder. and two other
notorious criminals. today escaped from
the county jail. fghting th",r way past
half 4 dozen guards mosr or whom
were beaten into UnconSc!&Surs% by
the GcSperadues IN their dash for lin
ertv.
Starting in The rour,h Ioor. "nuii ron
where The prisoners were exercising at
II O'Clock this morning ,hc break sor
freedom led down Ave floors through
the basement. :n;0 the jail ward and
over - foot wall to stree where
an automobile was conHscat"d. The
dr:ver. 4 pistol poHed into his face. was
told 10 drive like he'll"
Flight Continued.
A feE minutes later tic 'raCI:nA
crashed mo q '"isphnN" POI" ha; the
bandits continued their hjs,,.. O'C'.u.
no. CommanGecred another co. aad
when las; seen the murderer. who has
been characterized ly ;A~ police rs
rh!ca ago's most d"Sr"lat" yanw@r. was
headcL toward In" -rUthg.dr. UUder-
world. armed :nr a&';,". Two 'Ecr
prisoners no attempted - ,~rai" with
the trio woe captured n Ike ja:,
Srounds.
The cscaIs ,gr"..G .t; ~ bruad da"-
light. VAS the ms: Sensational in ;h.s
part Of the count. 3" ;u;,av YEARS. and
apparently was ca:"iI.l,' r.Ar,c3 J" AL
vance II was SU"c"sstu,. despite The
fact that sereral ial!or& refused 70 h.FG
SA-
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Continued on Page Twslve.)
MURDER V|CT|M.

Pittsburgh. Pa. Dec. 1.-THE body ot
man believed by the police T. he t..
II. Norris. aged fur'y yHarS. an Nsrrur-
tor a. the Alieghcny vocational school.
and whose home IS In ConnelsrlHH. "a .
was found with a bullet wound n ~"
side in West Park early tonight.
The discover WAS r"rorted 10y 'wo
men "a The Nu"thSjd" poirc station.
who departed with,,' Leaving their
names In pocket % tho tcad nan :
clothing ,,aS found receipt for 'ndg-
ing a the dormitory "t the Western
Theo,oR,"I, Seminary w'reSr = vas said
Morris MAJ no; been seen since cJri%
this morning
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Condemned Gunman Escapes
japan Nav Accept ""5-5-3'' Naval Ratio
AGREE ON WORDING OF AMENDMENT
TO PLACE U. S. WOMEN ON EQUALITY

Washington. Dec. tt.--AnnouncCmcnt
vas made today by the National Wom-
ans party that agreement had been
reached on the form Of tie proposed
new amendment to tho constitution 70
"c",cr ali political. c.v;l and legal dis
Cyln:nations against women Tho
amendment as drafted reads
no POLITICAL civil or .cEa. d.sah.it-
ties or Inequalities on account az sen
or on account OF marriage. unless Rp-
plying alike to both sexes shall exist
within the United States or any place
subject to tAfir jurisdiction"
Legal authorities Of national promt-
ncnce have Mbroved the amendment and
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Believe De Valera Has
Sacrificed His Career

LONDON. NcC. ll.--"There IS reason 70
hrlir.c." Says n dispatch IN the London
Times from Dublin. important members
"f tn" Rclfast business community have
been in communication with the Sim
Fem leaders. It is assumed this has
hecu with III" ohjcjct "f learning how
far tho south would 20 in the matter Of
s,,I"guard%'
The dispatch adds:
"R"rortS from reliable agents in all
i,arts "r the country say there - h;rik-
ing unan!mity N favor Of the treaty. 1t
IL w:!cly believed throughout the south
that Eamon DE Valera has sacrificed
his career"
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UNITED SUPPORT
IN SENATE FOR
4-P0WER TREATY
BOTH UNDERWOOD AND
HITCHCOCK IN APPROVAL
Japanese Attitude of Deliber,
alton Not Regarded AS a
Serious Barrier.

Washington. D.. !! -- tHy thc
Associated prcSSD -- NJ. NNtIu,,
head Of the French delegation.
has tclcEraphcd the Fr"nch E"'-
crnment that n h's opinion ihr
armament conference has SufI.-
cien;ly advanced towards -
principal object TO pcrmi, hts
return TO Paris. Although ="
reply has vet been received. VI.
ViNiani expects that IL will hc
fal orahlc. and has arranged pas
4ngc FOR himself and Mime. Vi
,iauI on the paris. sailing pc-
CCmber u.
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LINCOLN PALL-SEAREH DEAD.

San rancisco. Cal. Dec. l1.-Charles
Hart. said TO have been the last sur
riyinR member ot the group when
served as rall-bcarcrs for President Lin
coln. died here to-day. He was a vet
.ran OF tho Union army in the civil war
and personal friend Of the martyTeo
President. For som" years he had mace
his home here. lie was born IN YER
mont in lS42.
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Japan May Accept "5-5-2."

Although thcro are tudirIt:""s that
japan Is nhoG; ready I" accept IN"
American "5-5-a" naval ratio. il is r"t
considered unlikely that 81" may re-
rrain from committing herself d,'i"it"-
ly until ther" is r clearer "n""rS''nH-
lnT about future fnrt.firatj"ns "n the
Pacific islands There has h'"n SrA-
eral Indication that all the powers are
willing to assent to an ar"anE"m"n; IVY
wh!rh all present d"f"n$"S In Fl'1''
waters woul1 y" retained ana non" aah-
ed In the future. bat the question = get
(ConSnued on Page Twelve.f
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TIE wEATHER

west vtrgin1a-Rain or snow and
colder Monday; Tuesday cloudy.
wesse-n PeanEylvanda-Unsett and
solder Monday. probably light rain Or
snow; TueSday cloudy.
ohto-Cfoudv and colder MoudaYI
tuesday unsettled and warmer, probably
followed by rain.