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FCR SALE


u. S. ARMY GOODS FOR SALE %.
S. Army officers Wrist Watches,
brand new $500 grade. 2 Jewels,
adjusted, regulated. with strap, $3.50,
u. 8. Army olive drab, wool shirts, the
best bargain we have. Thoroughly
cleaned and selected. Grade a, $3.50,
Grade b, $3.50; Grade @, $1.95; Y, 3.
Army shelter halves. The very thing
for children's play houses, Boy Scouts,
etc. Worth SIS. Special 1896; y. s.
Army Regulation Steel cots, signify
Army Rubber Hip Boots, brand new.
all sizes. Best grade, $685.. WRITE
FOR FREE CAi'ALOG Of y. s. Army
Goods Bargains. Terms: Cash with
order. Money back II not satisfied.
Include postage for goods sent parcel
post. Mittle Traxler Co., Greenyilisss'
N. G.. o-t1t'ftoo
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE 70 sTocKHol pE a

NOTICE 70 STOCKHOLDERS
Notice is hereby given that the an.
nua meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Farmers and Merchants Bank OF
Fairydew, located at Fairyisw.
Marion county. w. Va. will be held
at their banking rooms in said town
on Tuesday, June !. 1920, at one
O'Clock P. NJ. for the purpose Of
transacting any and all business
which may regularly come before
such meeting .s,.
Given under my hand this 1st day
of May. 1920.
e. Q. NORRIS. Cashier.
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MISCELLANEOUS

MARRY FOR WEALTH, HAPPT-
NESS Hundreds rich attfacuye.
congenial. willing to wed. PHOTOS
FREE. Mrs. Warn, 2216 Ia Temple
street, Los Angeles. Cal. 5-1-1t-716S
OIL STOCKS ARE NOT CERTAlN-
This Is also true, Of all kinds OF
stock. However with a little prudence
1t Is an easy matter to make money In
oil stocks. Profit by first hand infor'
nation. Read about the oil companies
Offering their stock to the public. some
good, mad and questionable. Get the
real facts in the OIL PRESS. Every
issue brimful Of valuable information.
A late issue Of the OIL PRESS togeth
er with revised map Of Kansas, Okla
homa and Texas oil fields free on re-
quest. OIL PRESS. 1913 Republic
Bldg. Kansas City, Mo. 5,Llt.116o
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Lean Year Lunch.

The Epworth League will give a
I3eiIp Year lunch in the N. p. church
|lsFi0ts oh Monday evening at eight
f1Ui6ck. The entertainment promises
Ks sc a. Interesting event. The glris
iiEf6t hen asked to bring 9 well til!eu
Il6x each Of which will sell for dol
M The proceeds will go for the pen
.flif 81 the league. Everyone IS N
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FOR COUNTY, CLERK.

j hereby announce myself as can
didate for the nomination for the
office of County Clerk Of Marion coun-
ty, subject to the action of the voters
Of the Democratic party. II 7 am
eleoed the yeople are assured that the
interests of the common psoDle
will be guarded zealously, and that
the duties Of the office win be per
formed carefully and economically.
i respectfully solicit the vote and in
tiuence OF the Democratic voters OF
Marion county
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personaIs.

Luther Wilson, af Mprgantown, is in
la9 cfty for visit with relatives
i,Fnest Holford left last evening 70.
ffnfd City, pa., after a visit with
friends here.
N. Cunningham, Of Rymer. was
6ii6{nesg viRtt0r here Yesterday.
tythnr C'BYien, OF Cambridge. Ohio,
former Warrington boy. Is here fot
/ 4 fen dare' visit with friends.
I5ck A anderson, Of Washiugtc5. Pa.
h tie guest Of friends in Warrington.
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Entlehalnsd,

M. and Mrs. Hugh Morgan entcs
fSiiieA at . six o'clock dinner at their
nome IA Dancer avenue on Thirsdas
fTsafnk COMPLIMENTARY to Mr.. anu
MI. Bert y. Davis. OF this city, whose
~ ffieGe was an event Of Tuesday OF
4 ijiss week. Several relatives were IN
4stendahce
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s7SRtRrHoNE soht Wank ~ y TzE
WEST SVfhEINtAH. fAqpls ~.
= tl1e. 1871. sdpfttilg dslnstne1s
ClassiAtd I'd. must = n ~, .et,se 49,
!. nj. 70 insure Insertion N the SeIas.l-
hsd column. and before y. noen; g N
me Insertion In Tie Lsts Want Ads
SUB-STATIONS. 9
For lie ecuyenienee Of those yho. can
not easily coma 70 The Wtis Vifxinian
office 10 place thsir classified adv6fttee-
merts, the following suh-stations have becn
arranged fcr. Classified advertisements
left at thes. stations viii receive thsl sas,e
prompt. careful attention - u LETT y IT,
Office Of lie West yirginian.
A. G. Martin Co. Book store
131IMain Street.
I Tenth Stree. News Stand
Tenth Street and Virginia Ave.
East Side News Company
Market Street. First Ward
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rARIds roRsAEE

farm FOR SALE so acres 5 acres
In Woodland, fine buildings, . hors-
les; lots Of implements. lmmedlate
possession. Price $500. John -.
Barnes, Chestertowl, Nd. 80.
!. & q aSt--17Ss
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sThs Rebekaf lodge Of this CITY held
social last evening in !. o. o. F hall
III Enifalo street. A good program
n|a6 given and an admission OF twenty
five CENTS was charged,
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pl.y ~ coe, South

player Goes South.
\ Earl johnson. pitcher for the Con-
3iisner'a Baseball team has gone 70
DSdartoFn, Georgia, where he VIII
Liiia4I Tits season.
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PoIITIoAI ADYERTIsEMENT.
FOR CONGRESS.

i am 4 candidate for the Republi-
can nomination for Congress from the
First District Of West Virginia. sub
ject to the decision of the voters IN
the primary election Of May 25, 1920.
I win gratefully appreciate your sup
port and influence,
CHAs. C. CARDIGAN
M0nndgyille. W. Va,
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FOR SALE-The best up.to-date meat
market in Fairmont, w. Va. Cen
trally located, long lease. Address
lP. q. Box 253, Fairmont, W. va, :
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cInh pIaxa shlnnaton

"a The local high school baseball club
IS scheduled, IN the event OF favorable
Weather TO play against the Shinpston
team 1t that place this afternoon. Tbs
y0yss have won their only game played
llo date, and expect to come home from.
Shinnston tonight with clean slate.
An are IN good trim for the battle.
THE game scheduled for yesterday ait.
33rno6n with Hundred On the Local
Iibld Had to be cancelled on account
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sroR ASSESSOR.

Y / hereby ANNOUNCE myself as can
dfdate for the nomination for office
of Assessor OF Marion county, subject
to the action OF the voters OF the
Democratic party at the primaries to
be held Tuesday, May 25, 1920. II
elected. pledge to the people Of Mar
ion county a just, honest and impair
tial administration of the duties of
the office, sld / solicit the vote and
support Of the people Of this county on
that platform.
FRED HANEY.
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FOR Thoroughbred Berkshire
male hog, eight months old. Ready
for seryice-fine individual. See a
Marshall, Fairmont Farms. 4-S0-St-f7oe
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MIMTKIID-

WANTED 81 Young mn. Board
and room ia private family. Refer
ences desired. Address {. ]. Wilson,
Marley hotel. 5-1-1t--7764
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FOR SALE-Pool room and lunch
stand. Reasons for selling, ownen
taking up different business. Apply
Monongahela pool room, goo Mel.
chant street. 4-G9-6t---I745
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Candidate Here.

Z. Or. w. B. Taylor, Of Wellsburg, Re.
publican candidate for Congress- for
1 the RiF6t West Virginia district was
IN the city yesterday In the interest
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FOR SALE-one eighteen inch Phila
delphia Shock Absorber Lawn-mow
er, in Al condition. j. 8. Hamilton
Woodlawn Cemetery. 4-3V'St-I7o.
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FOR SHERIFF..

FOR SHERIFF.
i hereby announce myself us a can
didate for nomination for Sheriff Of
Marion County. subject to the Demo-
cratic Primaries, May 25th, 1890.
w. e. MABEL.
Lincoln District.
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Point View

Fine lots in size 4Oxl2O feet these lots are locatedat
the North end of the Monongahea Bridge crossing the
mouth Of Hickman Run and about midway between the
big factories and the city $40 will star and small month
" payments will soon make you real estate owner N the
city Of Farmont.
PITTSBURGH AVE, 4Ox12o corner 80
REEVES
RlpGELY, ADDITION 0x120 feet. fine view.
SPEEDWAY, 40x14O Car line. 8sl s<ssS
SPEEDWAY, 40x140 feet, Car line.
SPEEDWAY, 1850 ~
SPENCE, Z
AVE-, 40x90 y
WALNUT, a.
WABASH, 50x140
For Residence Purpose These Lots are in Glass by
Themselves
loxd2o ccnveniencee 9}54
N8sN
paved special.
One.ha planted fruits.
60x50, n line, station
40x12O
IsErTIMORE STREET-4Oxl20s Normal school,
FAIRFAX STREET-10Ux120 East Park school,
FLORIDA AVENuE-3Ox60 Fairfax ~
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IFOR SALE-Siy room mouse. NO.
Spence street. Now, vacant. Jas. 4
lettings. 4-2s.Sg774s
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/ t'(JK SALrr--C asn Aeglsters ana Cred.
It Files. Easy payments. National
'irash Register Company. ClarksbuI s.
W. Va. 2-13-f-72Sl
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John Baker, Of Metz, was. bust
mess yititor IN the city yesterday. MT.
Baker q recovering from injuries re-
setIYed when he was thrown from 2
horse near his home recently.
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WANTED = Laborers, Soc per hour.
Joseph Wright & Son, house raisers
and movers. Call 1853. 4-29.St.774S
WANTED - Good laborers. Helmick
Foundry Machine Co. 4.20.26t.7674
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We have opened q branch office In
! Fairmont and require several sales
men. Men ready to devote their time
in working for our interests. Can
make q worth while connection. Pow
ell & Company. Skinner bldg
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HEI.p WANTEDMAI,El

Modern mine near Morgantown wants
q few more leaders after machine.
Good wages, steady work. houses
available. Nine easily reached from
city. Write Superintendent, Boz 7SS
Morgantown w. Va, Phone S0l.
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gI AssIFIED ADVERTISING AND SPECIAL Ng|IlcEs

County Surveyor 81 l|tf'on iI0.
subject 10 the decision 81 ln| Dom
cratic voters Ut tllt YiInl1I4 1' ||..
day, May IS. f94yl Your |NI||.
respectfully soliciteds
b: d. SIN tI0UI
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FOR STATE AUBi9.OR.
I hereby announce my didacy
for State Auditor, subject u the Re
publican voters at the pfitAafy cleo
ton to be held May Is, 1870
G. L. tMONT) T0HPING.
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nELp Wan .EiJ---sEHiAbE
WANTED Solicitors, i've Or SIX q.
dies. All or part time. Pleasant
work Phone 1881. 4-29-3t-7742
W4NTED = Good chambermald. Ap.
ply Union Hotel. 4-2s.st-774s
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ROOMS 10 RENT

FOR RENT-Furnisned bed ROOF
Call 1372-J. 5-1-3t--H(
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'NOB HILLr

them DO bought
desirable for business
LOOK THEM OVER.
l0x120 joining Koppers plant So.
40x120 fronting line
4Ox120 entrance
40xl20 on West Side in center
OGDEN AyENUE-50x15O, paved street.
OGDEN AvENUE-4oxl0O. paved street
OLIVER AVENUE-0x12o, On upper side
OWENS AVDNUE--Corner SOx2o feet
OAKDA1E-S0x12o feet and foundation.
POTOMAC AVENUE4oxl20 feet, close In y
PAI4ATNE AvENUE-ox10o feet
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FOR RENT One or two furnished
light housekeeping rooms. Sl7 Ham,
ilton street. Phone S19-R- 4-2S-4t-7741
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FOR RENT Furnished rooms. l3D.
Chamberlain avenue. 4.SO.St.1s0e
FOR RENT--During May and June
Furnished room for gentlemen. 6lo
View st. Rent IS each per week.
4-30-2t-77S4
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nor RENT-Two rooms. No chill
dren. 407 Chicago street extension.
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EAST PARK,

EAST PARK.
ALL LOTS WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE OF TOWN
"a Desirable Residence District Price $500 Up
Park lot the right at the street car
! Hdng-40xloo feet-$1,20
LOT Park Camden Ill
on street-37x16o feet--$75o. a5
Park As lots Every can be suited VINO
( popular residence location
3Ox1Oo, Camden.
401100, at SWITCH on the right
30x1o0, Lumber Yard.
54x1oo, Layman's Garage,
: 40x100, the hill, and level.
sox9O, Morganatown.
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AND ACCESSORIES

Used CARS FOR sALE-1,, Z passen-
ger Stndebaker, Chalrner roadster
/ Buick roadster, ! Saxon, 5 passenger;
9 Ford Coupss, Ford Sedan, 3 Ford
touring cars, ] Ford roadster truck
body, / Chevrolet touring car | Chey-
rolet roadster. List your used cars
with me for sale. Agents for we've
Motor Cars. "A. H. Reeves, Room NO,
8, Hennen bldg. Phone 46s. s,.o
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Iceland has about 100 ge-sers which
throw up columns Of hot water.
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FOR RENT-Furnished light house,
keeping rooms. 312 Main street: /.
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$40 or $10O cash and monthly payments and
your own location.
ANDERSON STREET s411oo Chicago pavement
BOULEVARD 4o111O near Willetts plant
RELLvlEW 8 lots Buffalo, fine outlook
RELLVIEW, 5 lots in Layman Addition.
BON AIR, 4ox100 feet, Brass Plant
BARNES STREET, 2 fine lots corner.
cocHRANEi STREET, 5oxt15 feet, Owens.
coNAWAY Street, 12ox16o improved, near school
CHICAGO, 35x12O feet, pavement, all conyenicnceA
CENTER STREET, 50x120 feet, old house
CHESTNUT STREET large lot, overlooking city
COLUMBIA STREET. 40x100 Central School, Of pavement
DIAMOND STREET, 1oox14O feet end Of New Bridge
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MORGANTOWN AVENUE.

for residence purpose VIII always re-
East Side Of the river which
highest priced residences The number Of the lots
occupied heidi for residence purpose is
Residence Lots the market between
Bowen avenue lots are
located Crest or ridge present most
healtAtul attractive residence PROPOSITION. F5
5t450 opposite ex-lfayor Bowen's
12Ox12O G. 3. HuchnsmG
9Ox90 feet, nearsCooges s@' 4S -
6ox80 feet, Grahams.
Sox225 feet, opposite Levi B. Hare
52x1z5 next to ID. Poples aN5 J. 555sf
50x125
90x90 Park
Sgx12O Lerey 1870
40kl20 E. Hutchinsons = st,5bi -
5oxl50 Station.
60x1S0 Freedom Oil s54g St
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HAMILTON Ne Jefferson, 4Uxl0O
JACKSON ADDITlON--4OxlOO, NEsySS
JACKSON ADDITlON-40x00, Brick yard
LOCUST AvENUE-Large close sAsS5
MARYLAND AvENUE-4ox1oo. on corner
EDGEWAY-Only a Few Lots Left
i LOT 4oxl2o feet fronting Cliff street. $500,
LOTS, fronting Easy sl0O
$1,000.
4 LOT soxso feet $500 *
LOT paved
e12 MoRGANToWN AvENuEfs bath
bungalow style, No. s2 Look at This pope
belongs H. Lester Merifeld
NORWOOD and good
ings Small payment This is the property
wadsworth want to sell this properly on Monday
HARTER house Price s. 800 hall
make and is known as the w NV McEs
farm.
SUBURBAN FARM AT hno
dens and fruit Smith MonChsh
Price $3.50. gSss R aEEH@s
M11LERsv11E HoMElust across Glass
and bath lot 1872 feet Inquire for w REEVE
5o7 VIEW sTREETx 44x200 feet Price
arrange terms Will show the property Monday
PRESTON COUNTY people Living m
shall be glad refer any one
interested for full Information Price S6Oeo
-FOUR LARGE WINFIELD
half city with a machine
THREE ACRES HOUSE mile above
Road will paved. price and easy terms sS5
and Chestnut overlooking the city,
SIX ROOM MODERN HOME Avenue At bargain
GLADDEN. STREET HOME rooms, fair price s
SUBURBAN
mile from paved ana
This good home with good improvements ana
Price $500. Terms
JACKSON STREET BUSINESS PRoPERTYA three brick bui
ing Of eferson concrete basement under
entire building
with high ceilings building could
for it. The payments
is occupied by Famon Tea
sol STATE STREETNow and bath ct
frontage Owner viii repair or sell IN present
4 tcn easy terrs s go GE38 81
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FOR Jusrfd nF TEIllflAll.

Farmington "a
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Moundsyllle, W. Va. BIZ
The Washington times., 1920-11-21

and for no one did they work
harder than for the Prince
of Wales.
His Royal Highnesa ]
found, was particularly fond
of the birds, but no worthy
course would he neglect IN
the longes, dinner. Orto-
lans with truffles was per.
haps his favorite dish.
My first dinner to the
Prince was q brilliant sue.
cess. After that I Used to
meet the Prince constantly at
luncheon parties, yachting
parties, polo games, dinners,
picnics and 80 on. I shall nj.
ways remember the after
noon when he confded to me
many secrets Of English court
life, in the Grand Duke
Michael's wonderful Villa
Kasbeck, the most intoxicat.
ms temple of luxury in
Cannes.
By this time I had aroused
the undisguised enmity Of
the statuesque English wom--
an, who threw crushing looks
at me as ] strolled among
the fiower-bordered path.
ways of Cannes with the
Prince.
This feeling eliminated in
a polite invitation to tea,
which irresistibly challenged
my acceptance. After Q few
perfunctory remarks she
came to the point.
81 wish to give you, ~ a
very young woman, some id.
vice about your social ca.
reer," she said,
81 do not admit your au.
thority to give me any ad-
vice." l answered, but I am
curious to know what you
are talking about"
81 warn you that you are
seen too much in the society
of a very important person.
age" she replied fiercely,
II warn you not to inter-
fere in other peoples bust.
ness" I returned gayly.
eff you persist in your
conduct the consequences
will be disastrous to you"
she retorted, red rs a beet
and boiling with suppressed
anger.
told the Prince about this
encounter, and / was interest
very angry, and remarked,
"That is my business, not
ference by her in my private
In spite Of this I found I
serious matter for me. Pc
Cannes set began to look cold
strange feminine malice she
had transgressed some unwri'
The wickedness Of Cannes '
My husband, as a man Of tn
tradition, had been pleased h
hattering attentions from a Il
The Washington times., 1920-11-21

his little wife to be happy. But he vexed to find
that had incurred the enmty Of important personages
that had made myself unpleasantly talked about.
"Floria " he said kindly, you have made serious
mistake. You being talked about in the wrong way
The best thing for you to take little rest in quiet
part Of the world, far from Cannes"
Without moments delay he shipped me away from
Cannes with fierce old duenna taken to
ancient castle in the woods Of Bohemia the original home
Oh ,as my husbands tnsmap Count cooredo
Mannsfeld. In another chapter shall tell more Of my
The Washington times., 1920-11-21
Surprising Revelations Of the


princes prnoesss snd grand dukes have perished are
exile and Id debt 10 this the astounding dsvslopmsnt
ths World
HAVE among the akss psndfs Europe
IHAVE ENJ0YKD with that prince a high s The
Prince Of wales. aftsward King Edward w
HAVE incredible dpaious Of The 1ua
Grand Dukes which recently CAUSED their expulsion from rsne
guest the dsoosts fsss given
by imperial Napsgrsos Grand Duke Boris.
IHAvE BEEN held the Sultan Of MoroOco azsn until IL xupsss
powers rescued
IHAvE BEEN entertained the superb Mhah xaPuzsha'A who
gave Of his priceless rubss.
dreadful Sultan Abdul Had Of Turkey
and learned IL ssorsts
gsndee Of Spain climb as midnight to the WIN
Grand Canal and threaten n hnssh fos
love Of
noblsman historic French family and
Ny second husband noblsan OF
ancient family and social connections My American aunt
the Cret who introduced French society," married
. knsman Of the royal Bourbons
that alurng exravagsut
America and
temperane and proda and understand why helped bring
great catastrophe shining lights Of that period have
been condemned to ruin and oblivion
columns the exciting episodes 70 which
bd that American readers have
interesting recently closed chapter the
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-22
LAND TO BE OPEN
 FOR SETTLEMENT
ts4 Acres in Mississippi County Was
 Omitted From Original Survey.

Little Rock. April 15.-Notice has been given by the United States Land Office here that lands erroneously omitted from an original survey com prising about 1S4 acres in the north eastern part of Mississippi county, have been surveyed, and that on May 19, the plat of these lands will be filed in the focal land office. These lands under the original survey were shown as "Pemisco Bayou,9 Since they were formerly surveyed as being under wat CT it is probable that they are rich lands. Settlers may already be upon these lands and these settlers will be given the first opportunity to file en- try upon them.
 In accordance with an act of Con- gross all men who served in the army or navy in the war with Germany will be allowed a preference right of en- try under the homestead law except as against prior existing settlement rights. Soldiers and sailors claiming preference right of entry should file evidence of their service and other preference right claimants should file affidavits setting forth their claims for preference right of entry.
 A list of vacant government lands which are now open to settlement may be secured from the Little Rock Land office
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-22
SAYS J. s. SHOULD
 BUILD HIGHWAYS
Senator Owen of Oklahoma Tells Hot Springs Convention the Government Should Construct Roads-Vice
 President Marshall Speaks.

Hot Springs, April 14.-Declaring good roads to be the foundation of civilization, United States Senator Robert L. owen of Oklahoma, in an address before the United States Good Roads Association here this afternoon advocated the creation of a university by the federal government, in which should be special department devot- ed to good roads, where young men could learn how to build the latest im- proved highways.
 Senator Owen, accompanied by Con- gressman T. H. .Caraway of Jonesboro, arrived on the late afternoon train. They were met by special committee and taken immediately to the Oaklawn auditorium More than 1000 persons were awaiting them, and as they mounted the platform the large aud fence rose and cheered.
 Senator Owen said there were very close ties that bind him to Arkansas. His grandfather, he said, brought the first band of Cherokee Indians into Oklahoma, and was buried in Hot Springs, where the Arlington hotel now stands. He recalled that Arkan- sas had about s1O0 100000 to spend on good roads, and said that was ample evidence of the progressive spirit of it's citizens.
 In introducing Senator Owen, Gov ernor Brough referred to him as the author of the federal reserve and farm loan acts, and Senator owen comment ed on that legislation. He gave brief ly the salient points of both laws.
 The government ought to build national highways" he declared, and we ought to have a great univer- sity in which should be established a department on road building, where men could be trained and turned out finished and competent to build good highways. These men ought to be turned over to the several states that would need them, and the government ought to make ample provisions for the maintenance of the roads that are now built. No greater improvement could be made in this country than government built roads and their main tenance, and that is the next great step in the national development"
 Vice President Marshall informed