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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-25
NOTICE or EXPIRATION OF


State OF North Dakota, County of
Office OF County Auditor. Bismarck,
North Dakota.
To Charles pizingcr, Omaha, Ne
braska, Drake Ballard Company, Min
neapolis. Minnesota.
You arc hereby notified that the
tract of land hereinafter described
and which was assessed in your name
for taxation for the year 1924 was on
the 8th day of December, 1925, duly
sold, as provided by law, for the de-
linquent taxes Of the year 1924, and
that the time for redemption from
said sale will expire ninety days from
the completed service OF this notice.
Said land is described as follows:
M OF Lots !, 2, and 3, and NWX =
NWL.
Section IA. Township LA, Range &c.
Number of Acres, 81.
Amount sold for, 1874.
Amount required to redeem at this
date, $77.51.
In addition to- the above amount
you will be required to pay the costs
of the service of this notice and
interest as provided by law and un-
less you redeem said land from said
sale before the expiration of the time
for redemption as above stated. a
deed thereof will issue to the holder
Of the tax sale certificate as provided
by law.
Witness my hand and official seal
A. c. 1SAMINGER.
Auditor Burleigh County,
(SEAL) North Dakota.
(Eirat Publication 1O.25.11-1.R 14ISN
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-25

REDEMPTION
state OF North Dakota, County of
Burleigh, So.
OFFICE of County Auditor, Bismarck.
North Dakota
TO }. 4. Tierncy, Driscoll, North
Dakota, Alfred Hogstad, Nils A.
Quale, Everett, Washington, N. l..
Bostrom, Arlington, Washington.
You are hereby notified that the
tract OF land hereinafter described
and which was assessed in your name
for taxation for the year 1928 was on
the 9th day Of December, 1924, duly
sold. as provided by law, for the de-
linquent taxes Of the year 1923, and
that the time for redemption from
said sale Will expire ninety days from
the completed service OF this notice.
Said land is described as follows:
/, NWM.
Section ., Township 139, Range IS
Number Of Acres, $50.
Amount sold for. $156.6O.
Amount required to redeem at this
date, $221.?S.
In addition to- the above amount
you will he required to pay the costs
or the service of this notice and
interest as provided by law and un :
less you redeem said land from said
sale before the expiration Of the time
Tor redemption as above stated. a
deed thereof will issue to the holder
OF the tax sale certificate as provided
by law.
Witness my hand and official seal
this 22nd day Of October. 1928.
a. G. ISAMLNGER,
Auditor Eurleigh County,
(SEAL) North Dakota.
(First Publication 1O-25-11-1-8. 1921
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-25
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF

HEDEMrTlON
State of North Dakota, County OF
Burleigh, SIS.
Office of County Auditor. Bismarck.
North Dakota.
To state Treasurer. Trustee, State
OF North Dakota.
You are hereby notified that the
tract OF land hereinafter described
and which was assessed in your name
for taxation for the year 1924 was on
the Sth day Of December, 1925, duly
sold, as provided by law. for the de-
linQuent taxes OF the year 1924, and
that the time for redemption from
said sale will expire ninety days from
the completed service OF this notice.
Said land is described AZ follows:
NEX.
Section 10. Township 13S, Range so.
Number of Acres, $50.
Amount sold for. $3.50.
Amount required to redeem At this
date, $116.c5.
In addition to the above amount
you will be required to pay the costs
OF the service of this notice and
interest as provided by law and un-
less you redeem said land from said
sale before the expiration OF the time
for redemption as above stated, Il
deed thereof will issue to the holder
OF the tax sale certificate as provided
by law.
Witness my hand and official seal
this 22nd day of October. 1928.
A. c. ISAMlNGER.
Auditor Burleigh County,
(SEAL) North Dakota.
(Eirst Publication 10-25-11-1-S, 1929
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12
CAPITAL. MAN on LIST.
Fifteen BOdies Recovered Yesterday
Are Identified by Navy.

The Navy Department today an.
nounced the identification OF the Is
bodies recovered from the submarine
"a yesterday They are:
Lieut. Donald Weller. Los Angeles
Walter Bishop. radio man. Wash
inaton.
Earl Welsh Roone. chief electri'
Clans mate. Hartford. Conn.
Henry Handy Brown. fireman. third
class. Fitzgerald. Ga.
Elmer Lyfford Cash, chief radio
man. SheIburn. Ind
Robert William Diefenbaeh. signal
man. Louisville. Ky.
Daniel Michael Calvin. fireman. New
York
Donald Fred l., Goenlng. eiectri
Clans mate. Vallejo. Calf.
Dewey Victor Haney. ships cook.
Unity. ny.
Buster Harris. seaman. Newberry,
Is. &.
Paul Richard kempfer. electricians
mate. Manly GLOW. Pa.
John Joseph Powers, coxswain.
Worcester. Mass.
Rudolph James Rose. electricians
mate. Alberta. Canada.
Carl Bernice Strange. seaman. CHAT
10 noogs. Tenn,
Walter Ross T0lsnn, seaman. nrst
class. Knoxville. Tenn,
WIN the recovery and idehtlnration
~ the Is bodies there remained In the
~ tods y The 4 bodies In the torpedo
roam. the ma mes 0f which are known.
M these two
William Dempsey, machinist' mate.
Waikereiiie, Dniatio, ana Joseph VII
liam sherman. snginsmaB. Riverside.
f.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12
MEXICAN REBEL CHIEF
WOULD SEE COOLIDGE
Armada. in Havana, Wants TO Tell
President Inside Story" OF
Conditions.

n, me Lssocisted PfAss.
EAVANA, ia uusry l@.~-E"h. Hr' inf
yxuafiD A.nlsds. s<Jle Fsins ming 'hie''
taip ~ fhe recent reyolutionsfy move
roeut ia Mexsco. ~ nov IN ItsF"hs
said hnpes 10 tel tfesi1sD' fc"NdR@s
mhD il cou15ng here for the Ian.
t,uerftar Conference. the 1nsl9r
s.osy" u He1sesn AFFAIR."
Gen, Armada today df"isfea ihaI hf
wot,s1 have sensational ieDoris ~
make with FssDect 90 r1nGitoHs J"
Hexico. lie sIso asserted tbsl rnjy
treason In the Ta nike III The rebel army
sno gold distributed by the Gales gov
srn,nsnt brought about the collapse
Of the movement, with ~ many Of 'is
leaders facing the firing squad.
Ger. kimads formerly comma noso
me federal garrison IN Es1bo Ihy
and il wss bis EessftloB there WIN
.S,,ee regiments last September "tict
sfar4ed the revolution Aimscs IN &C
s,og,ps bied by Gen. AntoDio Msd'bs,
lis chief u ktsh.
Aisnsda says thst he wants 10 tel
President EDolidEe the true story ~
tne revolution and siso the tnsids
Siory" ~ politics ia Nexbo. The i"D
senefsjs ere stopping ~ Tie it"ifi
lghrd3nR AlIHaGb, NhDss otath IN
battis ~ before firing squads bss bsen
satious5y reported. ssys hat be made
Jis saspe from Ne1ieo on Detoi,+T ~,
sUiH2 10 14stsmA<~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12
WANTS 0rEN DEBATE.
Sslvadorran Delegate Opposes Pisr<
foe HsvsnS Farley.

CN A1sr A<sHNt&seG f-FS4
HAVANA. January ..-p.sSs. sac
tier with rAe present -xSa;ESttcn plans
90 the Far,Amsricsr Consscecce was
expressed today by pr. Gus,avc Grer>
rsrn. secretary az safe in Salvador
sni president % 1hs SSlvSacrezn see
CATION 10 the cNrfsrsrce. pr. GSser>
zero SAYS thai ses method Of referring
matters - committees = tusprSc,jcs N,s
and that he woQld like open debate
Unless :es conference SScrss
strength and courage IL nsssstwS Us
problems INs PARLIAMENTARY CrSSsa MI,
rnd lt>e't ~ 4 ijsScus, SITUATION" n.
Guerrero SAID I believe that these
conferences SescS,iI serve a,tNcs use
tul purpose tA1n the assrs sGerN>Aser
inS W neoy~ ~r lsSS eNsnssg'ssl ,r~asSeS
oa p@rs!N tN,IualsyV.S, 2r& sNN,uu,s.,c
SUeSgscN>."
The SSsvS5c<e1a delegate SsN: tAst
ne intended asking tcs CNonfsEssce -
erscS SeaO, Ire settlement ~ Us var,
Gus psrelecNs by olSe debate ard that
ne stands srv. a reorganization ~ he
ean American CrsAn and "a y.N~s
yerntS'.Sn ';csa I've SgSsnS.S sa,,r.
dispensing ~NA Underground sS.iNs
lies and SecTss sSlsCsSS'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12
$1,000 100000 NAVAL BUILDING
PROGRAM REVEALED BY WILBUR
Secretary Discloses Plan for 2O-Year Con-
struction in Testifying Before Commit
tee-Quizzed on Details.

pa ssing upon the program already an
nounced. the fact that an additional
construction program would be neces
sary. Mr.. Wilbur replied that il
would
The Sscretary's statement was ma de
after Vinson had asked him il he be
iieved the American Navy was now
first class fighting force.
We need cruisers" he answered
AS I tried 10 point out yesterday.
that Ia an absolute ned"
Then your position a. Secretary Is
that We have not 4 nrs;-claSs Navy?
continued yinson.
Yes" replied Wilbur.
Program Covers Several Years.
And 10 make II a frsi-clssS Navy
il will be necessary tn have the -
ships proposed in the S1es .eee 900 pro-
gram" Vinson inquired.
Wilbur said that this would Be nee
.essary. hu; that he wished the con,
mite To remember that The program
was designed to cover needs for sey-
ersi Years
Under the sees .aoa eco program,
which will provide for Is cruisers. 5
Continued on Page J. Column 81
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PORTER SUCCEEDS HALL.
Iowa Democrat Named to Inter.
state Commerce Commission.

Claude r.. Porter, prominent Demo.
crat of Des Molnes, Iowa, has been
appointed by President Coolidge IN
succeed Henry =. iiail ~ Colorado
az n member Of the Interstate Com.
meree Commission.
Mr. Hall. who hss been a member
II the commission for IL yssrs, ten.
dered his resignation 10 the Preside M
several months ago. but Was prevaiisd
upon by the latter 10 continue 1T his
post until suitable Successor was
found. Mr. Han cited i'll health ~
he teason for bjs desire To retire.
Air. Portry IL well known In The
Middle Meet snd IN regarded 81 one
~ The reading Democrats In Ipws
he Wss he unsuc"essful opponent ~
Smith ~. Byonkhar, H@pubIsan for
the United states Ssnste
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12
NAVY COURT GOES
TO SCENE Of CRASH
Board Visits Place Where S.4
Sank to Reconstruct Cir.
cumstances on Spot.

By the Associated PFess.
BOSTON. January 12.---The naval
court OF inquiry investigating the sink
ing OF the submarine So OF Province
town last month stood temporarily
adjourned today 10 allow It's members
their first opportunity 10 inspect the
scene Of disaster.
The destroyer Maury was the ship
designated to take Rear Admiral Jack
son. president OF the court. aBd his
colleagues. Fear Admiral julian L..
Latimer and Capt. Joseph V. Logan.
to the waters off Wood End. where
divers from the salvage feet have sue.
ceeded in recovering the bodies of q.
Of the 40 entombed members OF the
submarines crew.
Fifteen OF the bodies were brought
up yesterday and only two remained.
excius ive OF those known 10 be In the
sealed torpedo compartment in the
bow of the vessel. There will he no
attempt TO retrieve the latter until the
81 is raised and drydocked here. but
divers were to make another effort.
probably today. 10 find the other Two
in the wreckase before the engine.
motor. battery and control compart.
ments are finally sealed for unwater.
ing
The naval court will he accompa MED
10 Provinceiown by comdr. Leslie r..
Bratton. judge advocate. and other
counsel appearing al the hearing by
Lieut.. Comdr. John s. Bayiiss. defend.
ant in proceedings because he was In
command OF the destroyer Paulding
when II rammed the submersib!e. and
four submarine officers.
The trip will allow Admiral Jackson
and his court TO reconstruct on the
scene the circumstances of The COLI.
sion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12
U.S.. IS ADAMANT
ON WAR TREATIES
Kellogg Reply to Paris Insists
on Striking Out Word
aggressive"

b. the Associated Press
Frances counter suggestion in the
discussion OF proposed treaty for
perpe; ual peace that the pact condemn
only aggressive war" does not have
the approval OF this Government. and
the state Department has so replied
tn Paris
The American Government, Is set
forth in a second note from Secretary
Kellogg M clinging To its orig inal stand
that the treatS's declaration he against
war without any qualifying or modify.
lng definition attached. and also that
other world powers Ike asked to unite
in signing IL,
The reply, made ready for transmits,
sion yesterday At the State Depart
ment. vas forecast as negative when
the French government responded 10
the first Kellogg note advocatinx
"a muitilateral snttwar agreement
along with renewal OF the arbitration
treaties which expire this year. When
the document was ready TO send IN
Paris. Secretary kellogg discussed It's
contents with Senator Eorah of Ida no,
chairman ~ the foreign relations com.
mittee, The Senator described IL as
bully"
Senator Rorah has frequently op.
posed any attempt To eonnne agree
ments In outlaw wars To the restrict,
ing language Ut aggressive wars" his
contention being tina. no means exists
Of determinlng the assressor.
The new turn in the discussions Is
not considered by the state Depart
mcnt to bar the way Ia ultimate ne
sotiation Ut a treaty between France
and America. aud ultimately with all
powers. declaring against war as a
weapon in International relations,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12
Cannon Statutes for Visiting Delegates
Keep Cunners at Havana Busy All Day

ths only head 0f u nation attending
the conference.
Yesterday was day OF continuous
cannOnadihg as delegates iron,
salvador Honduras, Colombia and
Venezueia arrived. The government Ia
most anxious not only moi 10 offend
any ~ Its guests. but also not Ia leave
anything undons 10 make them feel
al home.
President Coolidge ana his stan will
bs escorted fran the hattieship Texas
With military and official ceremonies
Ia the presidential palace. All ship
ping IN The harbnf has been a,dered 10
halt Sunday Of pm. for The rest II
tns DAY 10 prevent interference with
lns IkGspllOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12
BY &. FRANK SCHII.T,

First t'eutensnt United states srlnp Corps,
special Dispatch tn The Star and North
American Newspaper Alliance.
MA\AGCA. Nicaragua. January L..
Shortly after the Marines battle
A few days ago with Sandno's bandits
outside the town OF Quiiali, Province
OF Nueva Segovia, our airplanes
picked UP a message from ground
troops comma nded by Capt. Richard
Livingston, saving fifteen Marines
had been wounded. nine seriously, and
hat their immediate evacuation was
necessary 10 save their lives.
The country for miles surrounding
Quilali is passable only by foot and
pack mules. Not even bull carts can
travel in the very mountainous and
densely wooded country. Quilal is in
a deep hole surrounded by high, rug.
ced mountains. The only fairly level
spot for miles around is the road run
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12

ming through the town. This Is only
Is feet wide with a 3.foot ditch run.
ming through il. Our forces had
bandits all around them.
Our planes dropped picks ana
shovels 10 our ground troops They
demolished the houses on one side or
the road making a runway 40 rect
wide and 800 feet long, and very
rough.
4 high bluff is at one end OF this
quickly built, emergency landing
field and trees and a ditch at the
other end. with a 5.000-foot fountain
directly across the river.
On approval by Mai. Rowell. com
handing Marine aviation in Nicara,
qua. wheels with tires eight inches
wide were placed on a Corsair air
CONTINUED on Page ,. Column 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12

BY the Associated Press.
Secretary Wilbur disclosed today
before the House naval committee
that the Navy Department ha. draft
Ell comprehensive sa.year building
program. ~ which the $s:s .000. 900
program already announced is only
part.
While he did DOT make public the
larger program. the Secretary iesii.
fed under questioning that II pro-
vided for the replacement Of hattie
ships as soon as this Is possible under
the Washington arms treaty.
lie said that the annual expenii.
lures would be- about si6S. 900 600. OF
a total cost Of approximately 50 .000..
900. QUO. Within n few wears. he add.
ed. requirements Of capital ships uu
der the treaty would h necessary
HBnd the prugrans had been formulated
with th6t In view.
Says Cruisers Are Needed.
Representative tinson Of Georgia
IA nsins Democrat on the committee.
asked the Secretary IL the committee
then must take Into consideration, in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12
MARINE FLYER WHO SAVED IS
DESCRIBES FEAT AT QUILALI
Tiny Street Turned Into
Landing Field" After
Recent Battle.
Machine Gun Bullets. Rain,
Fog and Mountains
Formed Dangers.

IN me Fol'o,oiac article First Lieut. e.
Frask Schilt United States Marine CorpS,
describes the remarkable feat bg trhfCh
he sIred IS Morjnes and Notice National
Guardsmen iconnded in battle in Mica
raond a fe,o days AGO. Flying a ftco
scatter .p'oHe. Lieut.. SchIt dirtd dorm
through a adrrotr street 10 an tHtsr
Cfncg landing field at the rii'Goe OF
oa''ah dSd nndsr. heurv IRE remored
these men. one and ftco AZ a time flung
iTi'k sdCi load 10 fke adrGRced Mn"tht
base AZ Ccdfaf - mites array. kitHf.
>chiit kds IRON hioh honors ~ ne
>rhwe}9tr CtD rGcf bnrin0 p,toted
NGre o 0H< 10 srrOnG pace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12
t'ay> $ipa .toa krat .
Spain to Reconstruct Columbus Ship
And Equip Grew in Antique Uniform,

naval officers a. WORN at the time
when tNduMhNs set ous sAr his trip
arress the Atlantis, His crew atxS
will he equipped With the sneisat unl,
tatMS, and the consn.anNss viii e<
shauted IN the language ef the ep>'sA
After the veNaxs tSS0N Cadta t. Ne,
VITA n luneh IN to ee glVrn ea essssj
Ia ktns A.Eanso In all ps3ssaNshtN
the nuAe at Netagna. A. desSsassnt
M CelaMhus aad eeartnS the xsas
aaMe, viii Iva aa hssafd taag daS a.
master at the SesSsi, ami viii hand
eNss To The kiax the stsN vi command,
~ the luke helts the sWse 1t AdMns.
NJ the ladles,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12
MRS. COOLIDGE GOES
TO MOTHERS BEDSIDE
Visit Follows Report rhs, Patient,
Condition Is Net Sat,
isfse,ery,

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NoNrA\Nerxi\. Mass 5ss,sAy,
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Northampton (rNNM WSSASaStNn Al
~ se'S mNsRssx ~ ssSll hex rS,y~Sr>
old mc%ess MRS tssanA GsNNshas,
wAe has Hees al fsN>ss ,asUsaxs a.
NNeAsasN'a tlrSeIta, Sascs sNS~xmS<ss
II
Mrs. I<,lliaSe wA> vsss AZ sAS tam
nv Mr., ard Mrs X y RSslS, asSSa,
bars. sa1 Mrs A1cS Es<ASen sAe
N>ls>sSs hSasekssysss she VAS a.
c<1nFanssI ~ ls> J, T. SsNses ~ the
White heuSe SgAs aai lNAm y, kNls
gerald, = ssscg~s SegN te~ assn
Ii Mas said a. the ASNSg,ssAl esIN
this mlgAtnx that Mrs G<SStAue
s~Smea 40 have esNkS Altered e<INerSsat>
ea keasnsng asSs aSxAt that her tsugA
ter VAS - NsSaI aeF tSsfSN,
Nr~ G<~~sAus aaS Keen SgvNtnS
somewhat weaker ~ ate> u Was al
mhtsA thsS WteCasas ~ MIA NSrssAs
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Nus has aAs suffered an actthsl E~saHS<
aNwvVes. her 1V>&tSSs has ma ee<N
regarded a. satisfactory ~ her At
tsaatax eaNsgSkAa, IN, - "a Cesss
IA tstl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12
LABOR AND JUSTICE
BUILDINGS NEXT
Two Departments Placed on
List for Early Action in
Construction Program.

The Departms nts Of Labor and Jus
,ice are understood to be slated rs the
next in line FOR new homes in the
great Federal triangle building pro
gram. The Labor Building Is 20 80 on
the site 81 the tAotomac Electric Pow,
er 60. plant NJ Fourteenth and Il
streets, and Justice on Center Market
site. Seven projects already are under
way. Labor and Justice are occupying
privately owned buildings al a total
rent u! more than stSs,e0e annually,
IL was also learned tcdaN that the
Department of Justice has taken in
hand proc Siur~ for condemnation Ut
the site for IN. Archives HuilViinS. one
ut the seven pro}scl> ALREADY SutaoE~
lied hV CONGRESS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12

HAVANA, January 1.-THE busisst
man Ia Cubs today. aud perhaps tbs
moot worried, IL the offIeer IN comma nd
III the Two forts from which The guns
boom their salute IN bonor ~ various
delegates coming ~ The American
Conference.
~ those Ia charge ~ The weLsDme.
this off1csr has the most complicated
duty ~ all f9f he Iuust have his srtIie
lsfgmsn FIRE the esaci number nj
shois bsftiing the rank NJ the sisitois
The lnngss, salute In being reserved
untn SUNDAY Tor rres,aen, Coolidge ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12

Nv ths Associated fso,
SENtt.t.A, Spain, January is~~Cc'
mmhus famous cafaNel santa Ma
ria Ia Ia he reeanstructed and vii,
form one II the ssestest attractions
~ ths ihefa American exposition
Lieut. Julio uuitIen M the Spanish
navy, u specialist IN historic naval
studies, Is in charge of the warn tie
has all available documents connected
with the xessels "t the retiod, ana
when he makes the vaysss trc,a ,'adis
10 seVitia in ths sarsNei Ne Viii wear
al exact reproduction NJ the ii. Sss ai
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12
JUDGE HATFIELD NAMED.
Jarist to Replace Hoshiing Pending
Choice Of Successor,

chief JuAtiee TAFT has designat ed
judge Charles n. tiatileld OF the
u. n. Court ut Customs Appeals 10
SIT as a member nj the District NJ.
prema Court IN an effort 10 rslisee
ihs congestion IN that tribunal due
10 the resignation NJ Justice Adolph
A, ltoehiinG. H., amt 10 the delay
In The selection at hts aueeessor.
Judge Hatfield viii take his place
on the ineai bench Monday aud win
preside In Equity Division :. Ten
easss have hesn assigned tns hearing
hnIute him Alonda9,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12
rrkeS Held Toe hish.

Efforts had been made hv the TgrSS-
Jury Department Ia purchase the site
Tor Archives, bounded by Ninth and
Tenth streets. II street and FeansSt
Nanta avenue, but prizes Mere So high
IL was decided tn institute ccnaemnA-
ton proceedings
The Department OF Labor Is - I've
iocsted At the CORNER ~ 4 street and
Fourteenth street. facing u and Jhe
Department OF Justice - 10 ce placed
On the site % Center Market, Already
senator Smool, chairman cf the Pub
lie Buildings Commissson. has iRtrE>-
ioced a hill which would take the
Government out ~ the marke, bust.
ness al the Center Market site IN Jan,
nary l. tass, The bill Is pending I've
fcre the Senate committee en puhll>,
buildings and grounds
Kent for the Department et l.ae>>r
was raised fsom xs&,Naa annually ta
SeSeee annually a, the hessnains "
the present nseai NeSr, hut the lease
can he terminated merely hy the
tst1urc os Congress 10 continue spplC>
ptlat,on, The previous lease AT $ssaos
had run tor 10 years,
ray> Siea. eea ReM.
The Department ~ Nstire ~ lNaNius
Nne. 600 wear tot us pstNciuai hu,id
ing "a, the corner wi Vermont sNeaue
V'cn,inucd an page :, Column -
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FRENCH ARE OPTIMISTIC.


PARIS, January T. tE'i, The FCench
aud American views on the proposed
pact Ia outlaw war Still differ, II was
said at the foreign office tosaN, but
the countries are coming cleser To
EetheT.