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FOR sAIE-HoUsIEs.
PRICE, s1o,soo

PRICE, $1o.500.
corner house ready for immediate occu'
papcy. There are nine rooms and bath. which
rss ao door, four re rooms ' and bath and extra
lavatory on second floor, large attic. Also ga
| rage. All up-to-date improvements, including
terms Of sale.
PRICE, 1880.
One of the show houses in this suburb
never offered for sale before; q splendid home
in which to entertain. A large FIRST floor, Sec
ond door having i've rooms and two baths,
third moor servants, quarters and bath There
is also garage. The lot il unusually large,
having q frontage Of 100 feet, with large trees
and shrubbery. Located close 10 Conn. ave.
near the circle.
PRICE, $1e.500.
A lot having a frontage Of 12O feet; 4
lawn like velvet, shrubbery and flowers; a
r rSsss 81 six BEDROOMS two baths. hot.water
heat, electric lights living room is rs feet
long with open fireplace. large dining room.
PRICE. $4,000.
plan Of house that is most desirable-two
stories and attic with four bedrooms, two bath
rooms and sleeping porch on second floor; nrst
floor has living room with open fireplace. The
house has hot-water heat. electric lights,
screened throughout and equipped with Cham
beriain metal weather strips. There Is also
PRICE, $1O,500.
corner property where immediate posses
sion will be given. There are ten rooms and
bath, hot-water heat, electric lights and a ga
rage. This house is decided bargain, the
whole property is in frst-class condition, and
you should inspect it at once. for 1t will be
sold quickly.
PRICE, SIS, 200.
Owner leaving city will give immediate pos
session Of built-to-order house. There are ten
rooms and bath, six bedrooms, hot-water heat,
electric lights and fine garage. There are
many up-to-date conveniences in this home that
make 1t attractive.
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WANTED-sT0REs.

WANTED-To RENT GROUND FLOOR To-
ca ton for automobile tire business; corner pre-
ferred; state location, dimensions and rental.
Address Box 229-B. Star Office. Sc
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Unusually Attractive Up
to-the-Minute Home.
Artistically complete in every detail
and in perfect condition.
Choicely located in northwest section.
One block from Mt. Pleasant car line.
$16,OWLValue-$16,m. :
Contains 10 large rooms, 8 complete
baths, S porches. hardwood hoors,
natural finish; mahogany and white
interior woodwork throughout; large
mirrors in several doors; many spa
cious closets with electric lights; ven
tilating skylight over stairway; but
ler's pantry with tiled sink; base
ment finished with maids room; toilet,
laundry, gas range, Pittsburgh gas
hester. hot-water heating system. cleo -
trio lights, gas; Chamberlain's weather
throughout. inside and outside.
Federal Real Estate.
Corporation,
5th Floor, Woodward Bldg
Phones Main go and 971.
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:. FOR sALE-APARTMENTs.

FOR kENT-ELUOk SPACE.
FOR Rents FLOORS. OVER go PA. AVE.
n W.; suitable for tailor shop or light manu-
TH0s. D. WALSH, 1872 F st. NV.
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coRNER-,s.75o.
NEAR 10th AND MONROE.
Brick. Hot-water heat.
: Six rooms. Tiled hath.
". H. WALKER. To 18th.
VACANT.
NORTHEAST FLAT.

VACANT.
NORTHEAST FLAT.
Two-family. ST., and b. each.
=. Rent one--I1ye in other
Separate. heating plants.
Csllars. Porches. Etc.
PRICE. 1880 TERMS.
W. h. WALKER. TO 18th.
FOR sALE+IN BROOKLAND, D. G.
semi-dstaehed home: 9 rooms and bath: fur.
bargain. Only $3.50: easy terms. ''''-' ''s
c. +. WAXING.
1416 ct. NV, East Basement.
FOR sALE-ro coLORED; CORNER HOME.
EairmSnt st NJ nv: press brick; rooms and
lights; title Just searched; big bargsin: 14.o6O;
terms. $500 down; balance. $z5 per month. in
GLIDING All anfefest ee me at once; won't
CT. wARING.
.l4l0 st. NV, East Basement.
PRACTICALLY NEW BRICK HOUSE. EIGHT
esns an. .Se ea ana hetw'tsr heat.
OWNER. 1872 Sd ne. q
$500 1 ACRE. CHEVY CHASE.
Brookville road; Z rooms, bath; glass In
c cS..s.. ''ssD,ns porch 1874 font and rear
trees In abundance, lowers, berries; cement
chicken house. COW shed; studio lex16 with
1oit. ceiling; garage two cars; lot fenced and
nished II desired; win consider year lease fur
nisned: Very easy terms. OWNER. Main
$3.50, Branch TIT
MOUNT PLEASANT. WEST OF 14th-6
rooms and bath; electricity; hot-water heat;
excellent condition: Ans opportunity; 5000;
possession 80 days.
KENYON ST. NV. near. 14th-10 rooms and
garage; possession; only $3.50.
NEAR 18th AND 3 ST. g.E.-8-room, corner
Mt PLEASANT REALTY CO.,
llll Park road. Col. 49,
1873 QUINCY STREET NV.
Buy from owler: best bargain In city; high
sleeping perches nearly new; modexa thF0pgh-
out. Terms. Call any time. 49,
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CONSULT US
If you wish to sch
your home quickly. We
do the largest sales busi-
ness in Washington.
BOSS & PHELPS, Inc.
I4o6 H St. NV.
HOME OF HOMES.

WILL PAY CASH FOR GOOD MODEM =
or room home, desirably located IN NV. o..
ton; posyession reason for buying. Address
Bog IGOR. Star ONCE.
~ YOU ARE DEDfROUS OF DI1PO9IN0 ar
yeuR property, consult MS. We have tea6y
purchasers. Sales department, ( x. &
THOS. b. JARRHfsL.
Ptsne Gain 7od. 81 Wosdwara bl1e.
WILL MAKE GOOD CASH PAYMENT ON
or q room modern house In good northwest loca-
ton. Price must Be right. Address Bon
BAT. Star o6ce. TX =
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GET OUR s LIST OF NEW H LIST OF NEW
honest
Hwh. Price
st l'sis D.
cHAsE-vERY
H Iron and hath home a. o., srpprr wv wan
be
$15oo A splendid
STREET
Nssoo d1n,own Price 1850
s.,. =, terms viii Gas 4 ssseB..s
BEST SECTION BRooKIANp-Ar
Gsnar Furnace
s hs a.. open e? esis h. Fss
condition. TERMS "
IN B1ooMINGp IE-xxcEIEyr
.ie.nc lights Rent
se rsSoe e Tn ssafp"'r rem. and
Main "A cHAs a sAe E ~ . sxesasA
SN AvENUE NEAR
Se. and bath
+ssaos ens 80
d.
Main 80 St y
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BUILT BY MIDDAUGH &
SHANNON"
fvo,,r yN,rran<v of Satisfaction,

Homes so well designedyso
I carefully constructed and
so tastefully finished as
these are not met with
every day. In justice to
themselves. home buyers,
will do well to promptly in
spect these homes nearing
completion in Saul's Addi-y
ton:
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SHORE PROPERTY.

FOR LEAsE-LONG- TERM, PRIVILEGE OF
purchase; beautiful water front sites on Poto-
mac river. sufficient for garden. bathing. ETC.;
will finance. Information apply DIR. W. B.
BURCH, Piney Point Realty Co., Valley Lee.
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VACANT HOUSE

VACANT HOUSE
II Near I'd and q SITS.
High View.
Six rooms and bath; porch front; cellar; fur.
mace heat.
$3.50.
u 500 cash; balance arranged.
10Th ST.-GEORGETOWN.
Two-story brick dwelling, with colonial front
porch; six rooms. bath. cellar; furnace heat;
5000.
81, 900 cash; balance arranged with purchaser.
NORTHEAST.
Brick dwelling, with six rooms and bath: eel.
lar; furnace heat; large yard to paved alley.
This u IN elegant home property and will sell
quickly.
About one-fourth cash: balance monthly.
James F. Shea, 643 La. ave. NV.
FURNIsHED OR UNFURNIsHED-sIX-
house; best section of Petworth; house and
Furniture both practically new; corner prop
erty; built-in garage: electric lights; terms
Call Main 3120, Branch 765. Evenings, ia
Taylor ct. .-..-.-- Sc
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WANTED-HOME NORTHEAST on HOUTH.
east; stx or eight rooms; have the cash and
mean. business: not hard b pledss. Adde'S
Bex ,13.4s Star o@eeA q - 81 n Sas.ss
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so tastefully finished as
{ these are not met with
every day. In justice to
themselves. home buyers,
will do well to promptly in
specf these homes nearing
completion in Saul's Addi-y
ton:
1901 DELAFIELD ST. NV.
Detached, on large corner
lot and containing eight
rooms; central entrance
hall and stairway. parlor, !.
dining room, kitchen, FIVE
bedrooms, bath, lavatory,
, sleeping porch and living
: porch. Every modern con-
5 venience as found in all of
: our homes. A particularly
pleasing location for a real
home and at a really NOM
inal price. i
EMERSON ST. AT
ARKANSAS AVE.
Beautiful detached six
room home on corner lot
facing small park-an ex-
ceptional location. Central
entrance hall, parior, dining.
room, Kitchen three bed. !
rooms, bath, separate lava
tory, living and sleeping
porches, attic. Every con-
venience. A popular size
home bound to sell quickly
at such a reasonable price.
Only by actual inspection
can the beauty of the de-
sign, the thoroughness of
the construction, and the
usefulness of the finish. be
disclosed. Homes of this
character do not long re-
main unsold. 1t is to the
buyers interest to call at
our operation at Emerson
ST., one square east of 18th.
or call Main 6o35 for auto
service. We will be proud
to show you these homes.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON.
Incorporated,
'1O4O Woodward BLDG
18th and H SITS. NV.
No Place Like Home.
No Home Like ours''
On. an. ,,,. =. since 1899.
o CoLoRED PURCHASER. eth AZ. IN
y ana L sts--S large rooms and b n
~ e.. ne1s; , long yard. Price. $500: oni!
n. b. HowENsrErN 90.
1th and II ne. or 1914 NV.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
a cpfendid house in refined neighborhood
az *, West Warrington, containing Il
cons bath. etc; CHARTERED oak trimmed nrs
I1ck. Only $4,000,
GEO. J. EAsTERDAY,
1910 a NJ
- GALES 81. N.E.-FIvE-ROoM FRAME
rce. $.00o; 500 down. SIS q month, In
!10l1E tntereet. L J. MILLS. Cos 9Th Ut. n
lnAUTIyUL NEW HOME IN sAULT 1D
80: elS - to p peyed alley: Slate rosf
ny eeaveAieaes: opes for ins1eetiea. NsiI
-. Hnnkftn ~. RODHHT i, HRAf1E
10 ceaeesds bldg.
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farms.
FOR SALE.

PLANTATION HOME; 10 ROOMS, FIRE
places: 6O-ft. porch; 80 acres Of land: restful
Old place for summer residence or for profitable
farming; miles Manassas, Va. Price. 81, $50.
A. J. BENTON,
616 Colorado bldg.
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a.. T. LAW. 1919 e STREET Sc.
Devotes his time and efforts to selling HOMES,
principally In Southeast washington. A mum
Der wanted at once. List now and get imme-
alate results. Phone Lincoln 5725. oc26s
FOB sALE-NO. 100 81. NV; II ROOMS
ana pain oriek; can sell to good colored pur-
chaser; terms easy. OWNER, Room :. WardeI
bldg. corner eth and r sts NV. Phone Main
Fob CuLORED PUKCHAgEK WHO WILL AP.
pseciaee . nearly new home and refined sur.
teundings west Of 18th st. SOUTH Of o ST
rooms. beautiful tile bath; hot-water hest: a
sxeepttonal opportunity for the dtscrimina ting
:. isSiSS : ea saH sisS.' $500
For sALE-NEAR 18Th AND PA. AVE. NV.
isn-foom residence property; must be sold;
price 1sked: 800; good lot to alley. To in
spect can MAIN 629S-0298.
GEO. W. LINKINS.
Exclusive Agent,
liza Pa. ave. NV.
IN LES PRETTY eOBDivIslON OF 1sth
Ss. nelghms have ideal homes under CO...
stsuetsen .2s fair price: inspect then: ~
esaleh o0ee on the property open every after
s..s;ss = SSs1,ng te,ycur sws ,osas' os e. h.
w g Mo sos.a5Ssssas s k& sssas.4IIE !. ~a ...
AVA ~ ~ Cesoeaae puasezos
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HOME OF HOMES
BOSS & PHELPS INC
1906 Street NV Tel. Main $40
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
PUBLIC SALE
Of
Valuable Farm :
Boarding Establishment.
Having decided to discontinue farming and
summer boarding owing to inhrmities of old
age, I am placing at public auction in front
Of the courthouse at Easton, Nd, on Tues
day. October Z, at Pm, my valuable place
known Fruit Farm.
J. v. HARRINGTON, Fairbank. Nd. oc4'
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FINE MODERN HOME.
VACANT.
TO G n.e.-Coloniai brick and steel order
construction; RS. tile bath, h.w.h., cleo.
lights, fireplace, built.in refg., laundry tubs.
servants layatofy. front and back porches.
Every detail in excellent condition. Only $500
Terms.
McIACHLEN BANKING CORP'N,
Resi- Estate Dept. 10th and g.
ON THE HEIGHTs-d0NRoB ST.; 1O,RooM
house; now vacant. newly repainted and
papered; $500. OWNER, Room $40 Wash
inGton Loan and Trust bldg. Phi. Main lab. 3
ONE OF THE MOST DEsIRABLE HOMES IN
NORTHWEST
Large corner house, g rooms two tile baths.
one with the shower; h.-wh., elec. lights. FIRE
place. Double sleeping porch. glazed and
screened. All windows screened and weather
stripped. Hardwood floors. Basement has
brick wall, fruit cellar. furnace room with
winters supply Of coal. laundry and servants
room. built-in 1reproof garage. Large colonial
front porch. large back porch. fine 'front.' side
and back lawn. Water garden with water
lilies and goldfish. This beautiful and thor
oughly modern home faces Soldiers Home Park
and Is In location most desirable. Owner
Will give possession Immediately. Price, ST.
600; q, 500 cash.
McIACHLEN BANKING CORP'N.
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
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CHAS. d. SAGER,
nam % s2s 18th st. NV.
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1888 QUINCY STREET NV.
Buy from ovler; beet eersain In city; high
sleeping pcrches nearly new; modern taFough-
out. Terms. Call any time. ,s.s2s,-'
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Remarkable value in 4 new S-room substan-
porches. attic; hardwood 6niSh; beautifnl. else
tric fixtures; large rooms; lot 22x14O feet to
wide alley: yery reasonable term. THRIFT
BLDG co.. Owners Phone Main 76S.
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Tel. Main $40
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MnundEville Personals.

Misc Daisy Perkins, n student at Mt.
de Chantal spent the weekend with her
parents. Nj and MIS- w. II. Perkins OF
Lafayette avenue. T.
spending a few days with his parents on
Fourth street.
Mrs. ]. c. Meyers. Of Fifth street. has
returned home after weeks visit AT
her fathers in EndiCott.
Miss Virginia Williams. student at
Nj. dc Chantul. spent the weekend with
her parents on jefferson avenue.
Mrs.~s. mon Dillon. Of Ashland. OHIO.
is visiting Mrs. Ed Carr. Of eastern
Fourth street.
Ice Anderson returned homo yester-
day after n weeks visit with friends IN
FairmOut.
Mr.. and Mrs william Carroll. of Clin-
ton avenue will leave tomorrow for an
extended trip tn the West. They will
first go 10 Iowa and Wisconsin. and from
there to Nebraska, where they will visit
their children, They will then go TO
Mona, Arkansas, whcrr they will spend
the winter with Mrs. Edward Lyman
formerly Miss Laura Martin, Of this
city
MIR. and Mrs. waddcl and family. Of
Wnllsburg. spent tho weekend with Mrs
WaddCll's mother. Mrs. shepherd or
Third street.
Miss Dorothy Ronn. Of Jefferson ave-
nue.. is suffering from n spraincd ankle,
sustained at the Linsly-Whceling game
Saturday.
Melvin Hcmphill. who was operated
upon At tho Glendale Hospital for ep-
pcrdi"itis. is improving nicely.
Miss Mary Callahan. OF Tenth street.
and Miss Rose Rock. OF Parkprsburg
formerly Of this city. hav" returned
from two-month'S visit to seattle
Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Walk. Of Washing
In,. 4
Walks sister. Mrs. Will Martin. NJ
Wheeling.
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COMPENSATION NEWS

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Nov. 2.-Thc
following compensation awards nave
been made by The state commissioner;
W. NasSillii. SwttchbaCk employc 10
cahontas Fuel Co.. broken thigh, lo5
weeks at So: J. NJ. Colby. Kccney's
Creek. employs AilcCn Coat -, INJURY
10 back. lO5 weeks ut IS; II. Searhrrry;
Stitrat. cmployc Main Island Creek 'oni
Co., broken leg 60 weeks nj -; - H.
McClunG. SicbTt. employ" Spice nun
Lumber Co. injury 10 l"ft eye Is; w'rkS
at Sll.?7; Amos Bailey. Oswald. en-
ployc MckcCl Coal g. coke Co, amputa-
ton Of toes. 80 weeks at sS.i7: J. Ramos
Jarrolds Valley. employ" l.rcNa!" Coal
Co. amputatiun Of fingers. ~ weeks NJ
$l0.S5: Tim Mills. Summarize. employ"
Stuart Collicry Co. fracture az leg l"o
weeks nj IS: T.. Nixon. Warwood en-
plo,c Hichland Coal Co. fracture Of dor
sal region. IS for life: j. g. Scars
bamboo. employs Pardc" e curtin l-uin-
her Co.. amruiation Of ringer. so weeks
nj IS; william kis"r. cmpluyc Keystone
Coal & Coke Co. loss OF vision or l'tt
cyn. 1872 weeks at s.26: Mrs. 7; G. Wrp-
rem Of r. J. Webster. killed Will" in the
employ Of charles Ward Engineering
Works. s3j monthly: Mrs. Nellie Amber
SON. Martins Ferry widow Of W: Ahdrr-
son, killed while in employ Whitaker
Glcssncr Co. $50 monthly: J. ltalrst"n'
MHNpuIS, 'llIDI''Sf
anputair0n Of fingers. 50 weeks at SEX;
Mrs. Rose sable. Pennington. widow
ana children Of John Sahl". killed while
IN employ Jam;3on Coal * Coke Co. Si5
monthly: Mrs. Nelli" Albums Mercer.
widuw and SON Of J. w. Adams. killed
while in employ Grcrnhri"r Coal X cox"
Co. S25 monthly; Mrs. 4. Stewart.
lcnnShnru widow Of 4. Stewart. killed
while ~ employ Il. &. Gillespie. PITTS
hurSh. 500 monthly: G. Mccormick. OIL
colt. employee l;ricr creek Coal CO.. frac-
turr uf leg. 20 weeks IT IS; L. lnman.
Wcllshurr. cmrlnyr Richiand Block Coal
Co. loss Of vision Of left eye. 20 weeks
at IS: Il. II. Connery. 81. Adams. cm-
ployc RocsSlcr d HnSslach"r Chemical
Co.. loss Of vision "f right eye. l32
weeks at 81: F.. Webb. Winding Gulf.
employs Winding Gulf Collicry CO.. am
putatinn both logs. 2l0 weeks ~ s..
New subscribers To tn" r"mp"n$Hti" ION
fund arr: Cross coal Go. kmEwU"d:
Arkwright Coal Co.. F'airmUnt: Miami
Coal & Coke 60. Miami: HuSton-I!l"r
coal o., Alton: Jenkins roal Corpora
tI"n. Grafton: Chcuowcth N Weekly.
Wheeling; Atlantic Smok"lrSS Coal Co.
Davy: rauly jail building co. s..
LOUIS: P"rshing Coal Co. Clarksburg:
James Elack. s.. Louis: pcspaud Fuel
60. Fairm"ut; Blu" Ribbon Paint Co.
Wheeling: Fireman FRIEDRICH Co. Stcu-
hrnvillc: u. T. MrNichcl Pottery Co.,
ClarkShurs: liurburt & N"ldahl
Charleston; md I'raXtnn Miller. Charles
ton.
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DECLARES FOR ITALIAN
ADR|ATIC SUPREMACY


ROME Saturday. Nov. Tine rome
nrwspaprrs reproduce to-day the !ht|r
view given Tho Associated Press ny
aaron omano Avczzana, the new amnaS-
yadnr to the United States. just PRIOR
to his departure from this city. com
IncntinE on tn" interview in when me
ambassador expressed tn" hope that the
questions Of Fiumc and the eastern
frontier Of Italy would soon he scttle1
according 10 national aspirations ana
declared his policy will be IL pr"1n%tr
an intimate knowledge of each "thrr
by the two peoples. the Tempo to-day
says: ,hosrzod
the moral. political and cultural reasons
which despite tn" sadness OF this h"nr'
cause the American and Italian people
to appreciate each other. The amDaSsa-
doris statement is perfectly in keeping
with the gravity Of the present moment
His words mean plainly that the Adrl.
attic problems cannot b. solved without
regard to the rights and sentiments OF
Italy" ,;,, yu-
SONS attitude Is endangcrinE ita!"-
American relations. which should not
be- jeopardizcd. but points out that ms
occupation Of the presidency Is only Tor
a definite term which will expire IN Que
course.
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BELIEVE OLSON IS
BEAVER FALLS R0DBER

PITTSBURGH Nov. 2.-Policc Off
cialS of Pittsburgh tonight expressed the
opinion that Art Olson. arrested in Phila-
dclphia yesterday at the request OF local
authorities. ~ the leader OF gang or
bandits who have operated throughout
this district recently, and TO whom the
police plac" responsibility for the loot
ing Of tho state Bank Of BEAVER Fails
October "a. when director OF that instr
tuition was murdered.
Other crimes. traced to tn" bandit
gang. according to the police are the
murder of Policeman Louis flufnaSle. at
Grafton. 4 suburb the shooting OF Police
man Richard Foster in this city, the rob-
hery Of the Bolivar postoffice. August %
and the theft Of about fifty automobiles.
The band. until recently. had hcadquarI-
ers in an abandoned mine at Beaver
Pennsylvania. the police say.
George Meyers Chicago. and Frank
Andrews, cleveland. arrested several
weeks ago and who are being heio 49,
iail here. are members Of the gang. ar
cording to city detectives who declared
that tho two men have informed the au-
thoritics of the gangs plans TO rob the
Beaver bank.
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,!rliv, RIGS VIII J." made hrr" each day
ana thu GA E"ruG mani wIli b" handled
just ~ prui"p'ly. u
WORK h.'S hvrm started ny INC weir
tom S,,',.l ,.ln.rtuy ~ Slu;,giug md plac-
Ms, r!udrrS ola all the sid" streets "f inc
Town of Wclrton. Som of th"s" streets
havr boon IN very bad condition since
the fail rains started.
Wrirtun Post No. ~. Of the American
Legion. has u fine display Of relies Of
Tho World War IN IA" windows of the
club room on Second avenue. Som" OF
the souvenirs arc from France. BclGi-
um, England and Germany. Others are
pictures from various camps throughout
the states. Will" many ar" maps ana
phnt ographs taken by Observers who
wero local men, along thc lines in
France. mostly during the McuSc-Ar-
gonne offensive.
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GOV, CORNWELL AND
SECRETARY HOUSTON
ON FARMERS PROGRAM

Sprcial Dispatch 10 The 1nt"lliRencer'
MORGANTOWN. W. N;h. Nov; 2-I9s'
1ohr ! tNurnwrll. o. West NlrS!HIa'
i,arid Houston. secretary "t me 30
DEPARTMENT rf Agriculture: {. IL; lt'o":
srrrCiary If the +, dcral Land Bank NJ
I,It,norc ard former director or agrl,
cultural extension at tho university anu
Dr Eradr,rd Knapp. Of Washington III
charge If agricultural extension %oth ~
tn. South '"n states ar" "Nn"'lru l" n'
at Murgantuwn rs tn" pr.hc'phi STT.
RS rrr The annual conference or NcSt
virr;ui. farmers ~ Farmers Week ut
IN, West Virginia University Januar!
: 10 q \ number If other prominent
srcak"rs will also probably nave plhS
on tho program. Among tn" farming
experts who will probably attend are -
6. Montgomery. e0'S ard crops sp"cial-
isl at Cornell Ir.vrrsity and George
Putnam. OF New Iampsh're, practiCaI
dr:ryn,pn Of prom u. nr" throughout me
New En"l?ud states. MSS M"IH
sv|,nry. dean If women n tn" tniv"r-
sitv rt Kentucky. viii hrr" charge OIL
.hc wumcn"' part "f III" conference.
rho I'nivcr sitv Is preparing I" Inc host
:, . Thousand farmCrf ana farmers
wives during Farmers Week. TINS Will
h.. larger than tho number of farm men
and women al The last conference in this
city. which WIS held ~ 1?IS. NJ that
conference. hos and girls AS wei rs
adult attended 90 the combined nunln"r
e Oyer ri,r hundred. l.ast year the
Farmers Week. vas called "ll GIVING L"
~ outbreak f fiu and the Young i"'HS
mt here nl"n" in Jun. Their attend
anr, had $" greatly in"r"rS"d mat II
w?g found adv 0ah'" 80 c"ntinu" !" keep
the meetings e Id ~! yong folks sep,
arnrr. Therefore. tn" farm mon anu
women are - mjnS her" IN January ana
, tie hnys and girls again c"mr her" in
juno.
Immediately following Farmers Week
nrI really cInsc'v link IN with it,
lis" cours" il: practical farming. cover
+, 'uc n p, ri"d e ~" weeks. Will b" gwen
h, i've. Exi"ns!ur Division Of ~" C"ll"r"
If Agriculture. Of III" University. M1ny
"r tn. fa:ns"E- wh" com" her" for Earn
,r,' WEEK.. viii G"i.Nilrs% stay oyer Tor
the spi,u!:h course that "l!l J." offered.
but stud ntS may enroll for any part or
tho course. on" week or all five. ThcT"
are no frcS or Iu'ii"u rhurE"d ard only
expenses If board And room in Morgan
town and cnrfarc "a and from Morgan
town need "" cons id. '"d nv those who or"
an>iuu' Ia hCtt,r lit thrm%! k"S for
farm If.