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FOR RENT-HOUSES

NEW HOUSE IN PETwoRTH: FULLY FUR
niShed: high and cool; fine view: desire agree
s13o. Phone F. HUNTING. Main $685. till
40: evenings. Col 1885,.
OWNER LEAVING CITY: 3S09 5th STREET
NV: rooms, bath. cellar. hot-water heat,
reasonable price To the right party. Consult
J. G. WELDON & co. as TO price. etc. J. c.
WELDON II CO. Ill b street Sc. opposite
Congressional Library.
WE'LL FURNISHED HOUSE
On East Capitol ST. near Capitol.
Lincoln 619-W. 23.
FOR RENT FTRSISHED-l3O6 LAWRENCE
ST, nc Hro"kl'ni looms and HSthi Wan,N1: tnf
'2c3 Pond bldg. Franklin :,3ll
415 ST. N.E.-S ROOMS. LONG BACK
yard : short blocks to c"p;tol: no childr:n'
IN CHEVY CnAsE-Fr RNIsHED AND
we'll appointed priv: te home. Clev. az
SEE OUE "FIRNISHED" LIST
HOUSES.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD. INC. Slt 10Th ST.
C0I.ORED D-RrY YOI'R OWN HOME. S1.oo
starts yom BRADFORD & Co. 337 South
ern bldg.
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT: CORNER
Decatur and end; rent. $50 Inquire North
$40. :0'
MOST ATTRACTIVE SEMI DETACHED TEN
h.a road. edge OF Rock Creek Park: ami. ::
trSfio Kitchen house can he subrented un-
III October. when lease can hc renewed SSUS
Ontario roud Col. iJ1. References. 1Ss
UNFINISHED.
BELMONT ST NEAR 18TH.
rooms and baths: ami: double rear
porrhrS: good condition: good lease to party
paying three months rent in advance.
Office of
GRAEME T. SMALI.W0oD.
10 18th st. Main 500.
AEMSLEIGH PARK. u. C.-SEvEN ROOMS.
one bath: h.w-h: electricity: sleeping porch
large yard; immediate possession.
MOORE 4 HILL, INC.
1420oo ii ST. NV.
80. 1870 18th ST. INV. CORD-CONTAIN-
ing master bedrooms. 3 baths. 1stfoor kitch-
on and INV. heat: modern III every particular
500 per month. Lon. lease.
j. W. THOMPSON & CO..
S:1 18th --unr) )- NJ 1477
$ ST. NEAR y. ii. AVE. N.W-10 ROOMS
= baths. servants quarters and bath: h.w-h Ii. :
fr>t-clas> kitchen: wonderful clos
cts. porcheS: lear garage. Seen 10y appoint
m"nt. OWNER. 1854 Riggs place. 19'
t0lnRED-Bt.Y YOUR OWN HOME. S1.Oo
starts yon. EDW. NJ. McNEELEY. BRAD
FORD 4 CO.. 1916 You st. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.

FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.
n. l.. SALISBURY
1913 Eye St. NV.
PRICE. S8,65O.
A most attractive bungalow. situated on the
Rockville pike. convenient to car line: rooms
and bath. with all modern conveniences: large
porch: garage and poultry house: lot contains
about one third acre; a splendid home value
PRICE. $4,000.
Most delightfully."- situated in Mount Pleasant,
convenient t" l4th street car line: rooms and
bath: h"t-water heat: recently papered and in
eScellent condition: double garage: early pos
session and reasonable terms
PRICE. Sl1.5OO.
t'harningly situated in the best section OF
the northwest: rooms and bath: hot
water heating plant; fine lot with room for
garage. home is in first condition and
may I've bought on convenient terms.
PRICE, S12.25O.
Without doubt the most attractive bungalow
in SAul's Addition: MONS and bath: hot
water heat: electric lights; hardwood 6oors
and trim: large lot: owner anxious to sell will
give early possession. reasonable terms.
n. l.. SANSBURl
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

bath: rent. 81. including modern heat and
PETTY & PETTY. Agents.
14S3 New York ave. Main 51:1.
100 N. Y. AVE. Nw-3 ROOMS AND BATH.
xS' 3 rooms and shower. Si'; doctors rooms
with bath. $50: all including electric light.
hot water. steam heat: newly painted and
paperrd. :0'
144s GIRARD ST. Nv ROOMS AND
GEO. W. ILNkIHS.
1719 st.
1907 MCKINLEY ST-ONE BLOCK TO CAR
corner home: 8 rooms bath. sleeping porch;
housekeeping: light, telephone. garage includ-
ed. SS. Cleveland 1872 2o'
n CAPITOL ST. Mr.. II. I. AVE- r.. H..
Immediate possession. $50 per month. LOTT
=: SHOEMAKER. 1907 n. Y. ave. NV. Main
APARTMENT FOR RENT UNFTRNISHED:
new. clean. bright; rooms. kitcl,tne'te and
bath: good NV l"'aticn. Adams fss. 19'
MINDORA. NEAR WALTER REED H0SrI-
tai: Link. apartment: 3 rooms. bath. sleeping
porch: rent $40 per Phone Adams 90. .
oStN conn. AVE- ROOMS. TNFTRNISH-
cd: light and cool apartment: md floor. Col.
3u4'.
SECOND FLOOR, 2-FAMILY FLAT. ROOMS.
hath. newly painted and papercd: best NV.
section: Ss0..0 month. Address Box 34,-
Star office.
703 TPSIII-R ST NV ROOMS. KITCH-
eHt'tte anu PiiNa'' I"
couple only.
1911 srd ST NET ROOM LARGE APART
ment entire floor: so. Phone y. 14S1.
134S FAIRAONT ST.-a LARGE ROOMS AND
bath: Ink: electricity. gas, phone; 500 m. mar
NEAR WARDMAS PAEk-FIvE-RnnM AIT.
SIPS: all outside rooms cool: southwest cN-
posnre. Phone Col. 3o43.
YoU ST. NEAR 1sth'.-4 R.. r.. HOUSE
rental Louis T.. SHOEMAKER. 14O7 New
York ave. Main 1856.
1877 IRVING ST. N.w-TIIREE ROOMS.
gas only. HOWELL. lst floor. 1"'
APARTMENT p. 1887 l4th
st. NV: four rooms and bath :;
papered and painted: electricity;j
heat furnished; rent S6O.5O.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2545. 713 14th St. NV.
CLIFTON TERRACE WEST. ROOMS AND
Clifton r.rrsce wes1. est - room rooms and bath. $50.
Chateau Tlrierry. l room and bath. SiI 80.
10th and SIS NV. rooms and bath. 500.
1856 E street NV. ! rooms and bath. 500.
THE F. II. SMITH COMPANY.
Main GI64.
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH. HALF OF 4 TWO
family house: for sale under the monthly pay
ment plan. no cash payment required, posses
sion June ]: Willard st. nv. This offer is
made in good faith and has no catch to it.
Monthly payments. $40, including all interest
JOHN ii. WRIGHT,
Room 1905. 92l 18th st. NV. Main 1897.
o1O9 II ST Nw-LARGE MODERN THREE
front apt. $50. 1S'
y. Y. AVE NEAR sth-3-ROOM AND BATH
apt; h.-w.h.. electricity; newly decorated;
lease at $50 mo.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO. 914 y. Y ave-
APT FOR RENT. LIST FLOOR: ROOMS AND
bath: heat furnished back porch; yard and
garage complete. $40 per month. 1915 Otis
place NV.
TWO-ROOM kITCnENETTE AND BATH
apt. completely furnished; NV. section. Call
North 351I-W. after pm. 1ss
1925 18TH ST. NV. NO. SO.
rooms and BATH non-housekeeping: very |
convenient; high-cass location; open for
Inspection S-1oVo
II. X. HOwENsTEIN CO..
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& LUCHS.
Chicken Ranch. 5 Miles From
Rockville.
$4,000.
Any person uho knows something OF chicken
raising can take this modern plant and max"
a real business of it: there > of
land state road: large new house Of ;"
rooms and bath: chicken house $50 by IS fc.;
troom for 1000 fowls,; equipped in the mr>i
modern fashion. harm, garage. Toulouse aud
pump house; all buildings equipped with eler
tricity. and 'he owner has kept the whole ia
perfect condition. This is money
maker and n most comfortable. attractive home
at a remarkably low price.
Potomac Heights.
$1,000.
attractive frame de. ached home OF 6
and bath: bedrooI 8. ne-pipe furnace e.--
tricity: front and Sleeping porches; lot 80 w
40 feet. affording senty OF space Tor -
rage; terms.
Silver Spring, Md.
$500.
A house individually built by the owner for
his own home: situated on terrace asd
comfortable distance from the road rooms
and bath: detached frame: furnace~Leat; elec
tricity: shade and fruit trees. chicken houses:
garage; immediate possession. Owner leaving
city is selling at less than cost to build.
& LUCHS,
Main 234S
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SUMMER COTTAGES,
FOR SAIL

NEW COTTAGES, BUFFALO AVE. NORTH
Chesapeake Beach, Nd: four rooms. painted
screened cement foundations. water in kitch-
en- Large lot. trees. two blocks from beach.
bath house. 81 $50. BLOOMFIELD H. HOW
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$1,000.
RHODE ISLAND AVE. NEAR NORTH
CAPiTOI-6 rooms and bath; sleeping porch:
all modern improvements.
$12,5OO.
GIRARD ST. NEAR 14th-9 rooms. baths:
hot water heat: electric lights: lot AZ feet
deep: excellent condition.
S14.5OO.
y ST NEAR l3th-14 rooms bath; all
modern improv ements: lot 22xlO0. This house
must be to be appreciated.
S13.5OO.
MOUNT PLEASANT ST. CORSER-1.O00
square feet of ground: rooms and bath:
h0t-water heat; excellent condition. garage for
four
S17. 500.
LEGATION ST, 1900 BLOCK-Detached.
rooms and bath: sleeping porch: garage: all
modern improvements; in excellent condition;
lot 45x1O0.
The F. H. Smith Company,
Sl5 Fifteenth st. Phone Main 6464.
JOHN w. THOMPSON & CO.,
-IncOrpOrated-
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

FOR SALE-H0USES.
Continued.
COMPANY, Inc,
Phones Main SoO5-45.
PRICE, Sl4.5OO
An exceptional home in Washington Heights:
IL rooms and = baths: hot water heat ana
electric lights: We have been authorized by
owner TO sell at this remarkably low price. and
he will entertain offer and give immediate
possession.
PRICE. Sl4.5OO.
Massachusetts Avenue Heights. containing
rooms and bath; vaPor heat: electric lights:
hardwood floors; double garage; house Is very
PRICE, $4,000.
Chevy Chase. II. &. near Connecticut avenue:
splendid semi -detnched brick home. containing
& rooms and . haths: heated by hot water and
lighted by electricity; hardwood floors: double
garage: house is in splendid condition and
may be bought convenient terms.
PRICE. $4,000.
Within a short distance of Connecticut eve.
cars. in Chevy Chase II. T.; 10 rooms.
baths and shower: hotwatcr heat: electric
lights: hardwood floors: deep lot to alley:
owner occupant will give early possession.
COMPANY, Inc,
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SHANNON


141S Eye St. NV. Phones Main 59O5-4-5
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BARGAINS IN HOUSES.
NO 10 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
large rooms and attic; built-in garage;
large front and rear porches; ami; easy
on \. CAPITOL ST. NEAR FRANKLIN ST.
large rooms; ami b; brick garage. Prlce'
$3.50.
on fbth ST. NEAR PA. AVE. Sc
Corner house; ami: built-in garage; easy
terms.
JUST OFF 14th STREET NV.
1851 Parkwood place NV; large rooms:
ami: good section of northwest: easy terms.
on QUEBEC ST. NEAR 34th NV.
rooms and bath; h.-wh., elec. lights
For sale by
THOMAS A. JAMESON.
Main ,J2S 9O6 y Y. ave. NV.
FOR SALE-NEAR BEAUTIFUL LINCOLN
Park: new house, ready for occupancy: q
rooms. tile hath. hot-water heat. electric
lights; large porcles: good rear yard; room for
garage; price, $3.50: LOO cash. balance
monthly. Call Main 90S for auto TO inspect.
H. X. HOWENSTEIN CO.. 1874 + ST. NV
FOR SAIIE-TWO VERY DESIRABLE BAY
window brick dwellings, continuing six rooms
and bait each, in a good location in George
town Price reasonable. $3.50 each.
]. LEO kOLB.
Phone West IS. 1897 Wisconsin ave.
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FOR SALE.

o. ROOM HOUSE AND ONE-HALF ACRE-ON
electric line at Berwyn, Nd Will sacri-
hce on account OF i'll health for $2.750-terms
to suit. GEO. G. GUYLER. real estate builder
and G ia 20
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4 WONDERFUL
COMMUNITY OF HOMES.
! Armsleigh Park offers superb
or advantages-so superior that
but two or three of these cozy
Cottages remain available for
immediate delivery.
Located between Cleveland
Park and Chevy Chase-on the
| highest point in Washington
! handy to everything. every
where. Modern Homes-excep-
tionally we'll built-offered on
most tempting terms.
$1,000 CASH
AND BALANCE IN
MODERATE MONTHLY
PAYMENTS.
Open for inspection every day
and evening. Phone our repre-
sentative cleveland 14o0-or
see him at AIS 3oth st.
Take Chevy Chase cars to Albemarle street
north of Bureau of-standards,. walking west;
HARRY A. KITE,
Owner and Builder.
1914 X St. Ph. NJ. 4S46.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
$780,.

$500.
Nearly new six-room and bath bungalow
one square from line in most attractive
section of Woodbridge. Setting well up from
insures cool breeZes on the warmest days
The floor plan is practical. and the decorations
tastefuily selected. The house las electric
lights. fine heating plant. front and rear
porches. screens throughout and space for GA
rage. and we unhesi,atingly recommend it.
Main 40:
on Mass ave. Sc. near Lincoln Park: well
rented and in good condition; price, $1,000;
rea sonahle terms.
JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS.
515 F. Capitol ST.
{ GROOM AND BATH BRICK DWELLINGS.
Nos 81. 30. 10 and '3 Myrtle St ne. at auc-
tion Thursday. May 10. at 4:sO. Terms. 500
TIIOS J. OWEN & son. Aucts
OWNER LEAVING TOWN IMMEDIATELY
Large corner house arranged for three apart
apartments continuously rented for SG5 and $50
per month. Price. $4,000: cash. 81 600. Fur
sa1e 7as. Will "'S' ' S''''''e' in0ne '01S"'a is!
ATTRACTIVE CORNER IN PErwoRTH-
rooms a bedroomsl, baths. ami: hard
wood trim: OAK FLOORS. POSSESSION.
CHAS. W. STEERS. 1920 y. Y. ave. NV. 19'
THREE-STORY. NINE-RO0M. TWO BATHS:
deep lot to wide alley: ample space for up-to-
date automobile repair shop: close by FIVE of
largest 10th ST. apartment houses. Wonderful
opportunty. From owner. Address Box 4s-E.
Star office.
BY OWNER-14th ST HIGHLANDS-NEW:
Z rooms and bath home: front and two rear
IAorches: exceptionally deep lot to alley: Sleep
iIfG and breakfast porcheS and front of house
screened: concrete cellar: house occupied only
by since completed last year. Price.
81 80: cash. $3.50. Address Box 2281E.
Star office
GEORGETOWN-EIGH HOUSE 10
Gated 1921 34th St; side lot: will sell for
5000: mail answer or call after pm. at
above. l9s
BARGATN-FROM OwNER-s-ROOM HOUSE;
ami: SPLENDID condition: Petworth: imme-
diate possession: easy terms. Address ROx
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

WOODSIDE - ATTRACTIVE HOME. SIX
rooms, BATH electricity; large lot; fruit; owner
poinp AWAY Phone Woodsid.
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TO CLOSE ESTATE.
npo h;eA

To NLOOE EO a Z.
Homes or Investment. One Third Cash.
Balance on EASY TERMS.
1925 and 1927 5th NV. Three-story. eleye
rooms and bath: alley in rear. ONLY $40.
each.
1879 Fifth NV. CORNER: store and dive.
ing Of nine rooms. bath: alley in rear. ONl
Sc, 500.
Apply Any Broker. or
J. RAYMOND HOOVER, Attorney at Law
rs District National Bank Bldg. Main
1912 NEW JERSEY AVE. NV.
CoIORED PURCHASER.
rooms. bath: INV. heat, in order 10 SET
an estate this property is offered at the l'''
price Of S47J0: terms can be arranged
PETTY 4 PETTY, Exclusive Agents
14o3 New York ave Main 5l.1.
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NEAR POWHATAN HOTEI~-S"2 18th ST
Large room and kitchrnette: use OF parior
piano telephone. maid service. SiI: ladies
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Observation-Disclosures

1.a6 PEA ST. NW.-COMPLETELY FUR
nisiled apt suitable for or =. 500 per mo.
tnr block of dupont Circle. Call after pm
Frank .s,S1 or Adams 3s6. "
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5ni VI ST NV RHpROoMS. pIN!NG
r"nm kitchen everything furnished: children
welcome: $tl,. including: gas, electricity. phone
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NEAR wARDMAN PARk HOTEL. 2Io
Conn. ave. Apt. 10l-one room. kitchen ba'h
and hall. Phone Col. Sl06 ~
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FUR KENT.
FINE LARGE COUNTRY ESTATE AT FORT
Myer Va: improved BY 10-room dwelling
hot water heat. etc: rent. S12l per month.
PERCY ii. RUSSELL COMPANY.
92' 18th street NV. CORNER " HI.
FURNISHED COUNTRY HOUSE. Ten
rooms one bath: garage, stable and vegetable
garden already planted; three more months.
500 month. Mrs. lSHAM KEITH. Warren
ton Nu 1gs
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wANTED-TWO OR THREE GIRLS To
share Groom apartment June 1st. Rent rei-
sunable. NJ street near 1ith.
Phone Franklin 1863 J
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iiiSOl pOi olSN
.82l 18th St. Main l47z.
10th & KENNEDY SITS.
Exceptionally attractive dwelling in q very
desirable locality; detached house Of rooms.
. baths; garage: hot-water heat. electric
$50 #. to improved alley. Price $19.JO0
NEAR 18th & SPRING RID.
We have several attractive dwellings in
vicinity of 14th and Spring rd. These houses
modern containing rooms and bath: elec-
tric lights. hardwood floors. and on good size
lots to improved alley. one property having a
two-car garage constructed on: rear. These
properties are located in a popular neighbOr-
hood and are within half block of 18th ST car
line. and priced ut 5000 to $500. on
reasonable terms.
CHEVY CHASE.
A detached house in Washngton's most
beautiful suburb located on a corner and run
ming 132 IT. the street. The house Is mod
ern in every particular. contains 8 rooms: hot
water heat, electric lights: is of the center
hall plan, and is exceptionally attractive.
This property is occupied by the owner, who
has beautified the lawn with shruhbery and
flowers Of numerous varieties.
This property be purchased At ex-
ceptionally low price of $l3.00.
JOHN w. THOMPSON & CO.,
Evening journal., 1921-11-29
AUIOIST
NCITY TROUBLE
Had Revolver TO Defend
Self From Hold-Up,
Says Jester
ARRESTED WHILE ON
WAY TO HOSPITAL

Coming 10 this city yesterday to
take treatment az the Delaware Hos
pital. James a. Jester. a wel-known
resident OF FELTON,. had the misfor-
tune OF running afoul Of the law and
is now facing charges OF carrying
concealed a revolver. operating an
atomobile without proper tags and
operating an automobile without an
operators license.
Hearing OF the charges was con-
tinued until December by Judge
Hastings. in Municipal Court this
morning, at the request of Philip l..
Garrett, counsel for Jester
While driving In Market street.
Jester was arrested by Detective
Virden, on a charge Of operating a
car without license. When
searched at the police station. "a re-
volver was found in his possession
According to Jester. he hac
/ driven but a short distance from
FELTON, when he was stopped on tn,
road by two men. Their mission
was peaceful. however but II re.
minded Jester OF the possibility o
being stopped by highwaymen. III
therefore transferred the revolver
which he carried in the car, TO m
pocket to safeguard himself agains
being waylaid, he said.
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ROADS MAY CUT
RATES NEXT YEAR

WASHINGTON. Nov. 20 Omitted
Press. Railroad profits may be cut
after March I. next. the Interstate
Commerce Commission indicated to-
day.
such action. officials said, would
make certain a sweeping reduction OF
railroad rates.
The commission today directed
thirteen questions az the railroads
for answer in hearings to be held
here December IA 10 21 TO determine
whether a general reduction in rates
can be made next year.
The most significant OF the ques-
lions was the thirteenth asking the
roads what the financial return 10
them should be after March 1, 1929.
Until that time the commission Is
bound by the Esch-Cummins law TO
keep rates at such a level that the
returns to the railroads will be from
5ih TO per cent This Congress
sional barrier has prevented extern
sive rate reductions.
After March 1 the law provides
that the commission shall determine
what the return shall be. Presen
rates are based on a combined rail
road valuation OF S1S.9OO.0OO 900
and the belief prevails here becausl
Of the easier money market tn
commission may cut the genera
level OF railroad profits below tn
5ik-6 per cent. level and reduc
rates accordingly.
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Police SAY ITS
AN ELOPEMENT
Mrs. Cantera Believes, How
ever, Daughter is Detain-
ed Against Will
TALKED WITH HER
MOTHER ON PHONE

Although the police say they are
satisfied that Miss Mary Cantera.
aged % years. daughter Of Salvatore
Cantera. a contractor who disap-
peared from her home. 1887 West
Eighth street, Sunday morning. has
eloped. they have not relaxed their
efforts to locate the girl.
While Miss Cantera got into toie-
phone communication with her
home yesterday it is thought that
she may be kept under surveillance
by her captors and was forced 90
call up her home for the purpose Of
throwing the police of the search,
but II this was the intention It fall
ed. as the police are still working
on the assumption that the girl is
being detained somewhere against
her will.
one thing, however, that strength
ems the elopement theory is the fact
that Ernest Ianni. aged 25 years
who lived two doors from the Cam
terra home. has also disappeared.
Mrs. Cantera. mother Of the miss
ing girl, said this morning that she
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To MAKE CITY
SCHOOLS SAFE
FOR PUPILS
Board Orders Some Menaces
Removed From Build
ings at Once
SOME DOORS B0LTED,
NO FIRE ESCAPES

In about one half Of the public
schools Of the city. the means OF
exit in case Of fire are dangerous
and virtually inaccessible. and in
many OF the schools conditions that
might be the cause Of the breaking
out Of fire. exist. according to the
report made by f. Morton Ainscow.
fire marshal. 10 the Board OF Edu-
cation last evening.
After the reading OF the report
Shermer II. stradley declared that
the children and the property must
be protected. I'VE cannot get new
buildings and the children must be
protected in the old ones" he as
serted.
Upon Mr.. stradley's motion. the
board decided 10 refer the report "a
the supervisor OF buildings and that
he remedy the defects where the
expense viii not be great. but that
where the cost will be large, he re.
port back to the board.
II was also decided. upon motor
Continued From Page six.)
Evening journal., 1921-11-29
CRAIG CAN'T SEE
PEACE FOR IRELAND

BELFAST. Nov. 29.-United
Press)-"I told Lloyd George the
British proposals were utterly impos-
sible." Premier Craig declared today
in an address to the Ulster Parlia-
ment.
lie referred to the British propo-
sails for settlement OF the Irish prob
lem by having both Ulster and Sim
Fein counties represented in one par
lament.
An indication Of what suggestions
Craig might make as premier Of ul-
ster was contained in an interview
he granted the Daily Mirror In
which he stated:
"Sinn Fein must prove that she is
able to govern impartially before u
is possible to join the north and
south in an all-Irish Parliament"
Craig pointed out the ominous pos
sibilities to Ulster II she erected All
all-Irish council and Sim Fein be
gan to coerce her.
1T would wreck listers indus
tries and force the Ulsterites TO con.
form to the religion of Sim Fein,
he said. "Sinn Fein must win Ul
ster's confidence before we can ac
oept the principle OF an all-Irelan'
council"
Evening journal., 1921-11-29
old DELAWARE
|. SOON TOHAVE
new LIBRARY
University Trustees Approve
Recommendations of
Board Committees
.46S STUDENTS NOW
ENROLLED In COLLEGE
special 10 The Evening journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. Nov. 29.-Trustees Of
the University OF Delaware at a
meeting today authorized the
Grounds and Buildings Committee
to formulate plans for raising funds
with which 20 erect a new library
building for the university and pur-
chase the most needed books. Plans
as to the financial details when
made. are TO be submitted TO the
finance committee FOR approval and
also TO the board al the February
meeting for final action. Actual
campaign for the funds therefore
will hardly get started until late In
the winter or early spring.
The general idea has already been
approved by the committee on in
struction. grounds and buildings
committee and the executive COM
mittee. The board today approved
the following resolution on the sub
iect which had been adopted by the
former committee:
Resolved. That the committed
on instruction is impressed with tn,
fact that the present library OF the
Continued from Page Six
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BALFOUR SEES
No NEED OF
TWO LEAGUES
At THIS time
Also Opposes Annual Ses-
isOns in Washington for
Discussion of World
Problems
THINKS ORIGINAL
PACT HAS DONE WELL
BY CARL d. GRoAr.

AJnlted fresd Stan correspondent d..
Copyright. 1921. United Press).
WASHINGTON. Nov. 29.-Presi-
dent Harding's proposed "Associa-
tion Of Nations" must fuihn func-
tions other than those OF the
League OF Nations II It Is 20 have
British support Parallel lines will
not suit
This idea stood out incisively to-
day as the result Of a brief inter-
view win Arthur ]. Balfour OF the
British arms delegation In which ne
remarked I'VE don't need two
leagues Of nations. do we"
Balfour has been avoiding with con-
summate skill any statement which
would bind his government officially
but his brief talt on the subject left
the conviction that he stands. as be-
fore. strongly for the league and Is
opposed to annual sessions in wash
ington-with emphasis on Washing
ton-for an International body.
"On Saturday you suggested yov
had not read the papers as to Pres
ident Hardings association idea
Can you say something today abou
the subiect?" he was asked.
Il haven't really studied the mat
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