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WOODS FIGHT THURSDAY.
Senate Confirmation Battle to Open
in Closed Session.

The Senate fight over the confir1na-
ton of President Coolidge's nominal
ton of Cyrus X. Woods Of Pennsyl-
vania. to be a member OF the Inter.
state Commerce. Commission will get
under way Thursday in executive
session.
The interstate commerce commit
tee has made an unfavorable report
on the nomination by a vote Of eight
to six. The first move of opponents
Of Wood will be to move for an open
session OF the Senate, since open hear.
ings were held on the nomination, but
they doubt that this motion will pre-,
vail, because it requires two-thirds
majority to throw open the doors.
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SNOW HITS NEW YORK.
Cutting Wind Drives Mercury in
Metropolis Near Zero: Relief i'll Sight.

NEW YORK, January 10 H).--A
cutting northeasterly wind sweeping
down from Nantucket brought with
il an inch of fine snow today that
drove through New York streets and
niled against the windward side of
skyscrapers.
The Snowfall was accompanied by
a rising barometer which Indicated
that the storm was of short duration.
AS the barometer rose, however, the
mercury was tumbling down and at
o'clock was at 10 degrees, only three
above the low record mark for jan
uary 10 for the past IL years.
Mercury May Hit Zero.
The weather bureau predicted that
the temperature would continue its
decline during the night and might
touch the zero point by daylight.
Tomorrow afternoon, however, is ex'
uected TO see the breaking of the cold
wave, they said.
Eight thousand workers Of the
street cleaning department were at
work today, sweeping the drifts aside
and clearing the ice off the thorough
fares.
Steamships Delayed.
Steamships scheduled to depart dur
ing the day were delayed by the poor
visibility in the harbor. although all
had sailed before dark. A driving
snowstorm OFF Sandy Hook limited
visibility to half mile this afternoon.
a counter disturbance off the New
England seaboard has broken the
force OF the storm In the upper Mis-
sissippi Valley, weather officials ex'
planned, and the country generally
may be expected to become warmer
after Sunday.
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listed as houses OF priests or religi-.
Gus orders. These will be converted
into government schools, hospitals
and municipal Offices. B
This makes a total of 90 such
properties converted by the govern
ment in the last two days.
The newspaper Excelsior editorially
declares that the United States is
bringing to head it's active campaign
to arouse and provoke the people OF
the United States into aggression
against Mexico. 1t asserts that before
the Spanish-American War the United
States Government used similar tao
tics to arouse the people of the United
States, in spite OF the fact that the
great masses of the people OF the
United States do not desire war.
SCOTS ut Peace Talk.
-Four generations of Mexicans
from the cradle to the grave" says
the paper, have heard the constant
threat of the United States interven-
ton, which is now being renewed.
Through Democratic and Republi-
can administrations, through all Gov
ernments. good and bad, the interven.
ton threats have been the same.
Therefore, how can Mexicans bellows
or have faith when they hear talk
from United States Of peace and
friendship"
30 PRIESTS REPORTED HELD.
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held in secret and as confidential at
the request of the Secretary of state.
The committee decided TO hear him in
that way and 1t alone can remove the
seal of secrecy.
Il have always favored public hear
ingS by the committee as whole
Much Of the Secretary's itifotma tor
conveyed was not even takeE by the
stenographer. The statement as now
presented contains what ne il willing
to make public. which, of course, he
has right to do. think the public
ought TO have the full statement of
this matter, and the best way to OBJ.
tain full and satisfactory hearing
would be for the Secretary Of State to
appear before the committee at a
public hearing and at time which
would suit his convenience. At that
time he could give us such informa
ton as the committee at public hear,
ing would wish to have. would be glad
to call the committee together at any
time for this purpose. AS to what
shall be done with reference. to the
hearing already had will come UP at
the next meeting.
II have talked with Senator Swan
son and he agrees with what l have
stated above as to the proper pro.
cedure.''
Moses In Opposition.
Senator Moses of New Hampshire,
Republican member Of the committee,
took issue with Senator Borah, issuing
the following statement:
Il have not seen the transcript
which the Secretary of State has sent
to the chairman of the foreign reia-
tons committee, but / remember dis.
tinctly that the general agreement in
the committee room was that the
Secretary should be at liberty to re.
wise the stenographic notes of his
statement, eliminate such portions of
it as he deemed to be confidential and
to add certain names and dates which
he did not have at his tongues end
when speaking to us.
i feel sure that the Secretary has
done no more than this. 1t was dis
tinctiy understood among us that we
were to judge of printing of the
Secretary's statement after it had
come to the committee and we had
examined it In its typewriter form:
it being understood, of course, that
we would probably eliminate certain
portions Of 1t as being designed for
the confidential information of the
committee and not for general public
circulation
Cruiser Reaches Nicaragua.
SAN JUAN DEL SUR, Nicaragua.
January 15 H.--The United States
light cruiser Cincinnati arrived here
today. No Marines were landed and
it was stated that the only mission of
the vessel was to prevent gunrunflinR
on the East Coast.
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ATTACKS LAUSANNE PACT
John Sharp Williams Telegraphs to
Friends in Congress.

Breaking q silence on public I. les.
tons he has maintained since his vol.
untary retirement from the Senate
nearly five years ago. John Sharp
Williams of Mississippi yesterday tel.
egraphed his friends here that the
Lausanne treaty with Turkey should
be defeated.
Lausanne treaty ought to be de-
feated." said his telegram to Senator
Swanson. Democrat, Virginia. Hope
the friends of Christian liberty In
Turkey will see to 1t that it is de-
feated." -. .rzss,
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damage was said by surveyors to have
been to the tender growing truck
crops. Weather iorecasters predicted
that truck crops we're doomed where
standing in open nelds without cover
or artificial heat.
Today's minimum was a record at
Pensacola, where the mercury drop
ped to "a degrees. Tallahassee saw
the 26-degree mark, and freezing and
below freezing temperatures were re-
ported from all northern FLORIDA as
FAR, to the south as Gainesville.
SNOW HITS NEW YORK.
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REBELS CONTINUE ACTIVE.
Mexican Press, However, Dwells
Chiefly On II. s. Relations.

MEXICO CITY, January 10 O1-
While reports Of bandits or revoll,
tionary disturbances In different parts
OF the republic continue, the leading
Mexican newspaper comment on the
possible seriousness Of the relations be.
tween Mexico and the United States.
They make little for the moment of
the disturbances.
The Mexican government announces
that it has taken over II more pieces
of Catholic property, alleged to have
been abandoned by priests. Bishop
Pascual Diaz is reported to have
reached Guatemala City, safely. but
there is no official confirmation Of this.
Oil Situation Uncertain.
The oil situation is uncertain, as the
governments future policy has not
been announced.
The arrest OF Catholics, as well as
others suspected of being implicated
in revolutionary movements, goes
on, but the government officially
denies that any Catholic priests
have been executed in Mexico City
and indicates that those not con-
cerned in rebellion need have no fear.
The IA pieces of church property
referred to in today's announcement
are in villages, most of which are
distant from railroads.
The majority are described as IAN
nexes" of churches, but several are
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lie has been able to take motion pic
lures at the rate Of 200 second.
a French inventor announces that
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MERCURY REACHES
NEW LOW RECORD
FOR THIS WINTER

CONTINUED from First Page)
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DIAZ OFFERS PEACE AND PART
IN GOVERNMENT TO LIBERALS

continued from First Page.)
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n FI-UWIITN = ' u y n
Five rooms and bath, $4,000 mo.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

PTNEY POINT SHORES Ar PTNEY POINT.
Md.--Lots for sale as low as S52: 81 down,
81 weekly free circular. on request.
Circle. Le Parads Bldg. developers. Phone
OAK BLUFF. THE WATER FRONT LOTS
with the most natural advantages near WASH
ington; hard, sandy beach; dense oak shade:
quiet exclusive section: convenient to Wash
New bungalow at Benedict we'll built. at
t,actively finished and decorated. Faces the
river Leyel grounds. with shrnbbery, Good
ii desired With large gasoline boat. 1000
Two large bungalows. near South River
Park s and rooms and screened porches:
well: garage; fruit. One acre of land front
lag on Farlea Bay. $4,000 and $500.
~. ~ A4t fsail1Cy,,,a Nssrir TeI S21g 0S'
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Frontage more than 100 feet, comprising
about 14.500 50, IT.. improved by large
apartment building with income OF SIG, 600
yearly. This property is ready for a large
operation also well located for renting Of
stores. Near new operation at 14th and
Fairmont Out-of-town owner DESTROYS of
closing out local interests viii make very
attractive price and terms to suit pur.
chaser, Address Box 209-Z Star Office
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rnR sAI.E-Hn1rsrs

$1,000 UNDERPRICED.
in one block OF Circle Can be bought at a
bargain price rooms baths. open front
porch, breakfast porch hardwood floors.
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SALE--SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

BEAUTIFUL. HOME FOR SALE
BY OWNER.
Owner transferred must sacrifice bis
lovely Colonial home; rooms ivory fin
ish interior hardwood floors; tile bath,
perfect cellar garage to match lawn and
shrubbery. See OWNER los W. Maple ST..
Rosemont Alexandria, Va. Phone Rosemont
1279 y"
. ACRES OF LAND. HIGH AND HEALTHY.
grapes and berries: nicely fenced. in good
condition: dwelling contains 9 large rooms
and bath: hot-water heat. electricity: chick
en- houses garage, Price only $4,000.
PERCY II. RUSSELL CO..
Exclusive Agents,
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Ella. 2130 AND 2I32 n. Y. AVE
-Four rooms, $3.50 each.
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Observation-Disclosures PROP,Y.

WANTED TO RENT UNFURNTsHED
house in nelghborhood of College Park; pos
session September L. p. o. Box ri. College
Park. Nd. Ts
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Consult
SHANNON g. LLCHS. INC. -
1895 X ST. NV. Main 2345.
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SUBURBAN HONE
OFFERINGS,

3126 MORRISON 81.
Chevy Chase.
7 rooms. J baths. 2-car garage.
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Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-02
BOXER LET'S FORTUNE
 SLIP THRU FINGERS

CHICAGO, Dec. ?. P)-Pete sar- miento, the brown boy from the Phil ippines, has returned to his native land virtually 'fbroke" after having earned s25S,0OO with his fists in American rings in the last four years. To add to his troubles, Sarmiento is partially blind.
 After engaging in one or two more bouts, to get nest egg, Sarmiento a one-tfme dangerous threat in the fea- therweight and bantamweight ranks, intends to open barber shop in Ma nila. Sarmiento spent his money as fast as he could make it.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-02
MEMORIAL STONE E
 PLACED WASHINGTON
 MONUMENT N. M.
PRESIDENT COOLIDGE DEDlcATEs NEW MEXICO STONE WASH
 INGToN, D. c.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2. (P)-Dedi- eating the New Mexico stone in the Washington monument President Cool idge declared this tribute is but anoth- CT evidence of the unity which binds the 4S states into one nation.
 He said the Union, like a family in which each member has distinctive characteristics and individuality, is bound together not only by the consti- tuition but by sentiments of mutual respect and regard While each must maintain own peculiar functions and sovereignty each must also observe the rights of others and abide by the general charter under which we ex- ist."
 The placing of the New Mexico mem orial stone in the monument to the first president leaves only one state, Idaho, without such tribute.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-02
WHALES ARE PLENTIFUL

OSLO, Dec. ?. (P)-Norwegian. whal- CTS found whales plentiful in the South Seas during the season just closed, meeting even some blue whales off South Georgia. The seasons oil yield exceeded 550,0O0 casks as compared with 4S2,OOO last year. Oil prices, however, are lower.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-02
SHIP uNLoADs ITSELF

LONDON, Dec. 2. (P)-A self-un- loading steamship has been built here Rubber conveyor belts, four feet wide, carry over the bow portions of the cargo brought from the hold by scrap CTS working thru tunnelways.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-02

Lucky says: He doesn't want to spread it or. too thick, but you should see his assortment of sandwich spread, arrived yesterday.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-02

The Gateway leads-otners follow.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-02

FRESH KILLED CHICKENS FROM LONGS RANCH, AT FRYE BRUHN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-10

Mrs. M. NJ Haring. superintendent.
cradle roll department; Mrs. Warren
w. Cole, superintendent, home de.
partment; Mrs. J. NJ. Kreider, assist
ant superintendent. home department
Mems Bible class-E. w. Hubbard
president; v. K. Chestnut, vice presi-
dent; o. A. Kitchin, secretary.treas-
urer. Ladies' Bible class-Mrs. Ar.
thur G. Moon. president; Mrs. j.
Smith. vice president; Mrs. A. O..
Kitchin. secretary; Mrs. e. A. Stod-
dard, treasurer. Ladies' Aid Society
Mrs. G. 3, M. Arnold. president: Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-10

the First Presbyterian Church were
elected as follows: James l.. King, E.
w. Hubbard. elders. to serve three
years: V. K. Chestnut, Laurence
Parker, deacons, for three years, and
William Stein, c. II. Frame, II. ID.
Orr, William p. Magruder, j. w.
Bradley. DIR. c. NJ Conrad and e. A.
Burslem. trustees for one year. Sun.
day school-Dr NJ NJ Haring, super
intendent: DR.. G.. NJ. Conrad, assistant
superintendent; Edward Shepherd, sec.
rotary: William Burslem, assistant
secretary: Warren w, Cole, treasurer;
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A. O. Kitchin. vice president; Mrs.
n. w. Price, secretary: Mrs. e. A..
Burslem. treasurer. Ladies Mission
airy Society-Mrs. Fl. w. Gilbertson,
president; Mrs. d. H. Evans. first vice
president; Mrs. E. A. Burslem. sec
ond vice president; Mrs. H. d. Orr.
third vice president; Mrs. A. o.
Kitchin. secretary, Mrs. Arthur C.
Moon. treasurer; Mrs. Warren w.
Cole, secretary of literature; Mrs. E.
w. Hubbard, secretary of stewardship;
Mrs. F. A. Stoddard. assistant secre-
tary of stewardship: Mrs. James l..