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predicted that the would ] 5 RECOGNTION HELDVITALTOREDS Russian-American Would Assure Peace, Rykoff Asserts. February 4.—In )t other Is, Premier Rykoff y of oviet gress Caucasian ts United States soon Russia. He n- recognition recognize ntive to the trongest industrially, in the , | reached world, | 36 (‘OASES” DRIED UP ALONG “BOOTLEG TRAIL” Fifty-Five Dry Agents Raid From Albany to Plattsburg—$60,- 000 Liquor Seized. Treaty|.,? lattsbury, has t patrons as the re- y 55 Federal prohi- neously, in . Ticonderoga, Glens Falls, Albany, Amsterdam. of results of yes- furnished 8,000 and liquor conflscated was valued at more than $60,000 The raids were the climax of secret mber 10 by of d chiefly agains depots, farm d soft drink places. MUSCLE SHOALS UP BEFORE CONFEREES: Senate and House Commit- tee Renew Deliberations on Underwood Leasing Bill. Renewing their Underwood delibeftions on leasing bill, the e Shoals conferees of the Senate House today settled down to, the ration of d final draft of 'the ure this week. The conferees so far are repre- sented to be in virtual agreement to change several provisions of the measure. As the bill is now written, - | spokesmen for the conferees declared, it would be impossible to obtain a satisfactory lease. The clause calling for the annual rental of 4 per cent of the $50,00 which they hope to report|, is expected to be modified to allow a graduated scale of payment that would allow the lessee to pay smaller unts during the early life of the e and increase them in the later years. The conferees expect to pro- vide for the same ultimate return to the Government as {s now provided in_the measure. Another change now is expected to be made in the section that requires the lessee to distribute all power that is not needed for ‘the production of 40,000 tons of fixed nitrogen for fertilizer. The conferees are sald to be disposed to broaden this section to permit the operator to manufac- ture other products. Time Limit Extension Probable. The time limit imposed in the Underwood bill within which the lessee would be required to produce annually 40,000 tons of nitrogen is expected to be increased from six to at least eight years. Other alterations agreed to so far aid to be of more or less minor ance, embracing changes of for the purpose of clarity. Detailed to Alaskan Duty. Harry Curry, United States v, serving with the Connecti- cut National Guard, at Hartford, has been detailed to duty with the 3rd cating his iliness if he desired to employ a Chinese doctor. Dr. Sun elected to remain at the hospital to obtain radium treatments. His condi- tion today was sald to be unchanged. DR. SUN RECOVERING. Chinese' Leader to Eemlin‘ American Hospital, However. By the Associated Press. PEKING, February 4.—Dr. Sun Yat-sen, operated upon several days ago for cancer, was informed by his physiclans today he could leave the hospital without danger 6f ‘eompli- in — 5 In the dining cars of the transcon- tinental railways of Burope it is the custom to print the menu for each meal in the language of the country through which the train is passing at the time. ROME, February SHRERARRRERRIEKY S S T T TN T T T T T T TS T T T DT OO COUNT WEDS COUNTESS. Flaminio Avet Marries Daughter of Gen. di Robilant. 4—Countess Maria Lulsa di Robilant, daughter of | that robbers had Gen. di Robilant, former chief of the International Gendarmerie, in Mace- donia, and Countess Daisy dl Robi- lant, was marricd yesterday to Count Flaminio Avet. The marriage was at- tended by noted political and social figures, including Henry P. Fletcher, the American Ambassador, and Mrs Fletcher. The Countess di Robilant mother of the bride,dwhile on a visit to New York last December, reported ed from her which tained jewelr: bout $50,000 a handbag valued Before you Invest—investigate! g ] % § 7 % ) 4 : Forced to Wed, Alleges Girl. CUMBERLAND, Md., +|Margarct Leona Coliar, Woodland, a., through | her father, William Ha ca very little money; annulment of her ders where our inter- y Ervin C Our relations with nd, on eges that 000 cost of construction of dam 2! Division, in Alaska. February 4.— aged 16, uit filed by by Ame expe ca can methods of org HERE THEY ARE Starting in 1916 with one International Truck the Terminal Ice Com- pany now has a fleet of 23 International Trucks. The accompanying cut shows a few of the Terminal Ice Company’s International Trucks which they have standardized in. STANDARDIZATION is the biggest word in America’s in- dustrial vocabulary. 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Salesroom Distributor ) Service Station i 1100 Conn. Ave. NW. Franklin 7700 = 633 Mass. Ave. N.W. 1823 14h Street N. 7522 S DEALERS Culpeper Sales & Service Co., Culpeper, Virginia Dent’s Garage, Great Mills, Maryland Hargrave & Lewis, West Point, Virginia R. V. Norris, La Plata, Maryland . Pitts Motor Company, Fredericksburg, Virginia University Motors Compsny, Hyattsville, Maryland Walker Autemebile Corporation, Charlottesville, But the patents which make the Super-Six the most enduring, smoothest motor and give it all advantages, also prevent any from copying its qualities. Surely you cannot be satisfied with less than Essex offers. Its cost is but little more than cars of the lowest price. ASSOCIATE DEALER Neumeyer Motor Company @ _ ervice Station S 211BSt. N.W. Frank. 7690 'MAYER & CO. Seventh Street BetweenD & E Askby Motor Company, Quantico, Virginia Auto Supply Company, Saluda, Virginia Baker & Crosby, Columbia, Virginia Brosius Brothers & Gormley, Rockville, Maryland . 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