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CONTINUES TAXI RATES.

Commission Grants EXtension to
Terminal Company.
The existing schedule OF rates being
charged by the Terminal :Tadcab
Company are continued In effect until
June 80 by the terms OF an order ID.
sued by the Public Utilities Commits
sion. *
The commission stated In its order
that it appeared from the evidence
submitted that dhe company failed
to earn a reasonable return on the
vaiue Of its property and therefore
decided. that the present scheduie
should not be reduced. q.ss
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Main 1477.

excelied location NV; 5000 nrst payment:
balance arranged b suit purchaser. Address
Boz 6O6-R Gfsr ofBce
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HAMILTON q HAMILTON, Attorneys.
COURT OF THN DISTRICT OF

SUPREME COURT OF THIN DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding prooate Co'r.-No
1850 Administra tion.-This Is to give notice
that the subscriber Of the District Of Column
bia Shas obtained from the Probate Court Of
the District of Columbia letters Parliamentary
Of the District OF Columbia, deceased. AL
persons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof. legally authenticated, to
the subscriber, on or before the 18th day OF
December, A D. 1921; otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all benefit OF said
estate. Given under my hand this 23rd day
Of December, 1920. UNION TRUST COM
PANY, GEO. L. FLEMING. End Vice Presi-
dent (SealD Attest: JAMES TANNER,
Register Of Wills for the District Of Column
bia. Clerk Of the Probate Court. de31 .ta7. "A
II. H. STEPHENS and GEORGE r.
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WINFIELD 4 GILLIN, Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. holding Probate Court.-In re
estate of Charles McGiiley. deceased.-Admin-
istration No. 27313.-Order of publication
Application having been made herein for pro-
bate Of the last will and testament Of said de-
cedent, and for letters testamentary said
estate. by Clara G. McGilley. it is by the
court this 18th day of December. A. D. 1920.
ordered that Maryphine Flanagan and all 9th
ers concerned appear in said court on Tuesday.
the o5th day Of January. A. D. 1921. at 10
O'Clock am, to show cause why such applica.
be published in the Washington Law Reporter
and The Evening Star once in each Of three
successive weeks before the return day herein
mentioned-the first publication to be not less
than 30 days before the return day. WILLIAM
HITZ, Justice. (Seal.) A true copy. Attest:
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CHEVY CHASE
BUILDING SITES. .
Better Property, Better I'm
provements, Better Surround
ings. Lower Prices for
GREATER VALUE. ~
Buy Now-Convenient Terms.
THOMAS J. FISHER eco,
INC,
738 18th Street NV.
Phone Main $3.50.
SEVERAL LOTS NEAR 10th AND WEBSTER
sts. NV: cheap. Fer sale By owner. Call
Col. (218 after 8 pm.
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G. G. SLOAN & co.. INC. Aucttoueers.
us 18th st. nv.

UNITED STATES MARsHAI.'s SALE: By vir-
tue Of writ Of feri facias issued out OF
the clerks Office Of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia and to me directed. I
will sell at public sale for cash at the auc-
ton rooms Of c. G.. Sloan & Company, Inc.
at ELEVEN O'CLOCK AN. WEDNESDAY.
JANUARY FIFTH. 1921. one Cadillac touring
car seized and levied upon ~ the property Of
the defendant, John Sharp. and sold to satisfy
judgment at law No. 64531. in favor of Z.
William Betting. MAURICE sPI.ArN.
de22. S1.ja4 q. s. Marshal
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LIGHTBOWN BUNGALOW!

AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
At Cottage City.
New 5-room bungalows, with all improve
mentA. such as high-oven gas ranges. electric
heat; concrete walks. and large lots.
Prices, $4,000 to $4,000.
Terms, $3Jo0O cash and 5000 to $500
monthly, including interest.
You will save an average Of from $32 90 to
SIS. 90 monthly out Of your rent.
Take cars out G. st. NV. marked Riverdale,
Berwyn or Laurel and get OF at Hoffman's
store. Hill street, Brentwood. Any one will
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LEONARD A. BLOCK, Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia Holding a Probate Court.-Estate Of
Elisabeth J. Fullalove, deceased.-No. 27o0.
Administration Docket 63.-Application having
been made herein for probate of the last VIII
testamentary on said estate. by John b. Hsr-
vey and Theodore l.. Block: executors named
therein, 1t is ordered this 3Oth day of Decem-
Der, AID. 1920. that Mrs. Laura Lawrence.
William w. Blake, Ella Wilkinson: Della Will
kinson and Sarah Wilkinson. and all Others con
cerned, appear In said court ON MONDAY,
THE SEVENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, AID.
1921, AT TEN O'CLOCK AN. to show cause
why such application should not be granted
Let notice hereof be published in the wash
ineton Law Reporter and Evening Star once
in each Of three Successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned the first publica :
ton to be not loss than thirty days before ssid
return day. WILLIAM HTTZ, Justice. lSeal:)
Attest: JAMES TANNER, REGISTER OF wills
for the District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Pro
bate Court. deSl,Ja IL
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McKEEVER & GOSS,
14O5 Eye Street. Main 4752
sAAPLD HOUSE.
Z Goss
NN-o
Chevy Chase Saul's Addition.
McKEE A. COSS
Eye St NN"A '0S' Main .7e i4S Eye 81 Main 1852
Washington Heights New hou. on s,, a.,
andui
payment '' - '- ~-~
MckEEVER & GOSS,
14O5 Eye Street. Main 4752
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

EsIdUuBueu
Millions Of passengers carried. Not a life lost.
Baltimore to Boston via Norfolk
Monday-Frfday, 4 Pm.
Providence via Norfolk
Monday. p.m.
Sayannah-JacksonviIfe
Friday, Pm.
Meals and berth in stateroom on Main Deck
included.
Pier l-Pratt St. Tel. st. Paul $3.50
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Price, $1O,5OO.
Newton St. at 1900 Block.
1hree-story brick containing ten rooms. Is
vacant and immediate possession can be had.
The owner win accept s.. 900 cash. and desires
an offer.
Price, $3.50.
Girard St. Near 18th.
Strictly modern. six rooms. reception hall.
bath, with al modern improvements: hot
watef heat; electric lights. There II also q
q garage large enough for two cars.
Price, $500.
14OO Block Monroe St.
=, Ihi: property vim make some one . nice
Ht1e home It contains SIX rcom and bath
and b modeSp. Let rs show II to 200.
Price, $1,000.
Near Soldiers Home.
Located In Q very Desirable neighbofhood, Is
modern In every particular, has six rooms and
bath. hardwood noofs and oak trim, IL semi
detached. steel beams, etc.
MPSON & CO.,
GRATED
~ fA1z
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FOR SAIE-LOTS.

FOR SAIE-LOTS.
eiS 14fh ST. N.E-FINE BUILDING LOT
with paved alley In rear: easy terms. 623 B
st. me-. apt. 3. Pc
TWO ADJOINING LOTS SUITABLE FOR
apartment or house; nigh ground; near CAthe-
dral. e. =. MARSHALL. Apt. 81. the Mem
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UNUSUAL INVESTMENT.
Modern apartment, 21eS net; pre-war rents
excellent loca tons: requires about &1O, 0O cash
q real bargain. Address BOX 172-R. Star once
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SHANNON
713 18th St. NV.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
5000.
4 7-foom brick house. exceptionally we'll
built and 90 one Of the most attractive streets
the Heights; hardwood hoors and trim;
electricity; convenient terms can be arranged.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
S13.5OO.
3-family apartment in an exceptionally
goed location; each apartment contains two
rooms, kitchenette and bath. Total revenues.
$50 monthly.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
$13,50O
4 new 7-Foom and bath detached house in
4 most desirable section Of Chevy Chase: hot
water heat, electricity: hardwood floors and
trim; front porch; space for garage.
PETWORTH.
$3.50.
New house On Upshur st; can be bought
for 1850 cash and $50 per month: located
on one Of the highest points of Washington.
cyerlooking the whole city. and within blocks
of Soldiers Home Park. There are 6 rooms
and bath. with every modern accessory.
SHANNON
713 18th St. NV.
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE
((amfinued.l
AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.

C G. SLOAN & Co, AUCTION NNRA
us 18th St NV.
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS, PERSONAL
EFFTCS. ETC, FOB STORAGE
CHARGES.
Notice is hereby given that On SATURDAY.
JANUARY s, 1920 at TEN O'CLOCK AM.
there Will be sold at public auction. in the avr
ton rooms of G. G. Sloan & o.. us 18Th or.
NV. Washington. d. c., to enforce liens for
storage charges, ETC.. all household goods. per
sonal effects and furniture. and contents OF
boxes, chests. crates in the names Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. 81. King.
CHARLES p. RAvENBCRG.
de24.31 Secretary Security Storage Co.
G. G. SLOAN & co.. mo. Auctioueers.
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& LUCHS,
Main 2345.
HALF A BLOCK FROM
LINCOLN PARK.
$500.
A real homo Of tapestry-style brick. with
colonial front: 6 rooms, tiled bath. hot-water
heat, electricity; door plugs in every room;
alley side. making every room Light; occu-
pied by owner and In perfect condition. lm-
mediate possession; terms.
NORTHEAST.
$4,75O.
In the vicinity of the Government Printing
Once, Union Station and post Office; corner
property containing rooms and bath; latrobe
heat; gas. Terms reasonable.
GEORGETOWN.
$500. Easy Terms.
A 2-story brick residence convenient to cars.
schools and stores: rooms and bath: heated
by latrobe: gas light Terms can be arranged.
NEAR ROCK CREEK
CHURCH ROAD-O,OO.
$500 cash. Groom and bath brick house
with front and double rear porches; hardwood
floors; hot-water heat and electricity; built in
ice box; in excellent condition.
& LUCHS,
Main 2345.
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Farms.
EnR GAGE

GOOD COUNTRY HOME AND FARM: p
miles from o. =: Capitol; over stone and ma
land; 223 acres. $50 acres under cultivation:
6elaace n timber and grazing land: l0-room
house with sood shade and dne view: large
high school. OKer wanted See j. A. WYN.
Ko0P. with J. G. WELDON Z CO.. Iii B st.
Sc, opposite Congressional Library.
TO sHrTIB AN ESTATE: LARGE ACREAGE
Of good land: nne locations for small farms
and villas: baltimore boulevard and electric
miles from o: s. Capitol. This property 1 WIN
Nth Ss soa q e. w hsEsslS see o6 a1
opposite ConGressional Library.
NEAR WHEATON. Nd.
cellar; elecrie hsht;. water; fus.aes heat; On
necadam rod. Apply No. ~ st. Market
10 ACRES o. sPIKNDID I.AND-s-RooM
house and plenty oatbuiadi1ss; Y miles cut;
good roads; $500; terms.
II acres; attractive improvements: wood,
White House; price right: eonvesient teaS:
At D. @. line: to 10 acres; easy termA
s'' % Wiz IL sSs f q ToiSr.n.m
Phones Main el1esl17. $40 i5tS sf Nv
WE SELL BARGAIN RARlls, ND. AND VA
Poultry. fruit. dairy. river-freat farms.
Boysade hen:s es@tsy 61stnes: stands; lists
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY. rs sAw. !: 25o2.
FOR RENT.
FARM FOB RnNT-RIvkR Bo1T01: Moan
Washington On Potomac. OWNER. IA PsrT
road, city.
REAL ESTATE LOAdH
MONEY TO LOAN.
II ~ have proper security IN d. q mi
0eAee ~ can negotiate 6fst oe oecpod tx1sfs
quickly and sat,.f.eteFi!y.
SHANNON & LUCHB,
4Atn x29l6. 713 14$A IT.
MONEY 10 loan
On 0eAnble real estate sscuRitSsa.
TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD. no.
BIZ l5tA Ut. nv.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
UNUSUAL INVESTMENT.
Modern apartment, 21e6 net; pre-war rents;
a real bargain. Address Box 172-R. star once.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
BARGAIN. Mt. RAINIER, ND ROOMS
and reception hall: ami; high elevation;
strictly white neighborhood: lots. 5ot15O
each Price, 1850. Terms.
see E. Il. sHiNN. SSH s4th st.. Nj Rainier.
Md. Phone Hyatts. 1861. -
THREE NEW FoUR-ROOM BUNGALOWS;
ami: $500 cash. $40 per month. or $500 cash.
80 per mouth, including interest; ID. H.
vAOANT-FOUR- ROOM BUNGALOW. NEAR
school and churches; in the ene-fare zone; lot
4Ox125 It. Price. S. 400; 500 cash. balance
S46 per month. E. H. sHINN. a611 Bath st..
Mt. Rainier. Md.
TAKOMA PARK.
Two sfx-room houses. at 5000 and $500.
respectively, that any one looking for a sub
urban home Of that size cannot afford to over
look.
Of the Review and Herald, and is modern in
every respect: almost new. Two closed-in back
porches, hardwood trim and floors and extra
toilet in basement.
oughfares. bungalow style, hardwood floors and
trim, bath, gas. electric lights, slate root
Garage.
Do not wait until spring, as these houses
will be sold before then.
Nearing completion, two six-room houses. to
sell about 5000. and one Groom bungalow,
two baths, -, 500.
lille HENDRIOK.
23 Carroll Ave. Col. 1921.
BUY NOW WHILE PRICES ARE Low: YOU
will pay more in the spring. I have some
good values for your money; some thoroughly
modern, others that you can remodel to suit
your taste; homes, farms and acreage IN near.
By Virginia. Drop q card and / VIII call to
tAlk it over.
RICHARD g. sHREvE.
Arlington Bank bldg, Rosslyn. VI. y
ICHTROMIN RIIMGAIO owns
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FARM FOB RDNT-RIvM BOTTOM: EDAF
rod. city.
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JAPANESE FLEET ExCELS
IN PACIFIC, SAYS DYER
Congressman Returning From
Trip to Orient, Gives
Interview.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. November 12.-Rep-
resentative Dyer, recently returned
from an extended trip to the orient.
declared the Japenese navy far ex-
celled the American Pacific fleet in
ships.
Japan is ambitious to dominate the
orient, for it's interests are all there.
the speaker declared. Japan is zeal
Gus of the United States and the
prominent part it has played in the
far east. Japan has annexed Korea
against the wishes of the Koreans
Japan is encroaching upon China
against the wishes of the Chinese
Unless the United States deals firmly
with the situation as it exists and
builds and maintains a Navy in the
Pacific surpassed by none. We are sure
of a conflict with Japan
We are in duty bound to protcc;
the Hawaiian Islands and the Philip
pine Islands. The American people
would not submit to Japans taking
either from the group"
| The congressman asserted the Unit.
! ed States is being cut Off rapidly from
communication with the Philippines
and the entire far east by Gigantic
Notifications now being erected or
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NO BUSINESS PREFERENCE
IN CHINESE CONSORTIUM
Bankers Aim Is to Develop Great
Basic Enterprises, With
out Favor, q

| Speaking for the American group OF
bankers in the consortium for China,
Thomas W. Lamont of New York de-
clares in a letter made public here to-
day by the Far East Commercial In
telligence Service that no preference
will be extended to any particular
business interests in the undertakings
that are contemplated.
IT have no authority to speak for
the other groups" said Mr.. Lamont.
but my conferences with them con-
vince me that their attitude is identi-
cal with ours. 80
Our aim is to aid China in develop
ing her great basic enterprises. such
as means of communication. etc, and
at the same time to protect both
China and the foreign investors who
purchase her bonds in the Underlying
and intrinsic value of the projects for
which she borrows and they loan:
TT goes without saying that in
order to accomplish our purposes for
China we must do our best to see that
she secures the benefits. other things
being equal, of the lowest possible
prices for the material and equipment
that finally go into the upbuilding of her
public utilities"
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ALLIES NOW.FEAR
WAR WITH REDS
Paris Reports Situation in
the Caucasus Is Causing
Much Concern.

PARIS, November II t-(byz thS Also
ciated Press). RE ports To the French
foreign Office today indicate that Gen.
Wrangel has given up certain parts of
his first line of defenses before Perekop
making its defense more difficult but
not virtually weakening his position. 1t
is recognized here. however. that the
entire situation depends upon the
white army holding the. Crimean
isthmus
The allies. as we'll as the French are
said to be concerned over developmen ts
in the Caucasus Reports to the for
eign Office confirm the signing Of an
armistice by the Armenians and Turks.
and the fear is expressed that the pos,
sible imminent junction. of the bo'-,
Sheviki in that region with the Turkish
nationalist followers of Mustapha,
Kemal Pasha might have grave conse-
clash of the bolshevik forces with the
allied troops in Turkey.
WranRers Withdrawal Confirmed.
SEBASTOPOL. November 10.-Gen.
Baron Wrangel. head of the south
Russian antibolshevik government.
| is withdrawing his forces in northern
; Crimea toward the main defense line
! which runs through the village of
| Lushun. about nineteen miles south
4
tion is being carried on in the face Of
/ attacks in force by soviet troops.
Consideration is being given to the
removing Of civilians from this city
and it is probable they will be sent
away soon. as the situation is admit
ted to be critical.
$4,000 Red Army In Ukraine.
BERN. November IL. Report.
from official Ukrainian sources asser,
that the Russian soviet government,
has formed special army Of 10000
men to suppress the Ukrainian insur.
rection in the Kiev and Odessa dis.
tricts. Violent encounters have oc.
CURED near Chechelnik 1875 mile.
northwest Of Odessa, the report says.
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PETERSBURG GETS SYNOD
Presbyterians Also Select Shelf
field for 1921,

WAYNESBORO. Va. November 12--
The Virginia synod of the Southern
Presbyterian Church. in session here,
Yesterday selected Petersburg as the
1921 meeting place, heal d An address by
prominent ministers and laymen. and
presented DR.. ]. +. Smith, retiring stat
Cd clerk. a purse
The synod embraces Virginia, and the
District of Columbia, Maryland and "a
part of West Virginia.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. November IL
Sheffield was chosen as the next meet
ing place of the Alabama synod, Pres
byterian Church. L. S. A , at the closing
session here yesterday. following adop-
ton of the report of the committee oil
overturcs. making the state of Florida
heretofore part of the Alabama synod.
an independent synod. consisting OF
three presbyteries
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RENEW SEAPL kNE HUNT.
Three Men Missing From Nawsl
Training Station. - =.

CHICAGO, November 12.-Search
directed from the Great Lakes naval
training station at Lake Ruff, ILL.,,
was renewed carly today for the sea
plane hearing three men. which has
been missing somewhere in Lake
michigan since Wednesday,.
hitter cold and rising wifTtl and
rough seas caused the absndoning of
the rescue work last night. The three
men. Lieut.. Harry f. Barr. pilot. Of
Lake Forest. ILL.,: Ensign Edwin ~
Clark of Peoria. Ill. and Gunner
Mat" John Cacsacr of Hollywood, H.
left on tour of reconnaissance Effort
TO reach the spot where thcy were
last seen. near Two Rivers, wis.
were prevented by the bad weather
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POLISH PAPER SEES
WAR W|THbER[|N.
Sounds Warning ITO Great
Britain to Keep Hands OFF
in SiIesian Affairs.

WARSAW. November, 10 (by the AS
ISOLATED Press).-Tf.ss declaration that
war between Germany and Poland
would be inevitable if the plebiscite
to be held in upper Silesia gives that
region to Germany is made, today in
the Gazette Poranna in discussing the
plebiscite. The newspaper is the or
gan of the national democrats. whose
leader is John. Dombski. undersecre-
tary for foreign affairs. The Gazette
Pc rama predic-s that another world
war would result, with France and
kelgium joining Poland and Great
Britain siding with Germany. II
;adds: IF England should enter this
war it would mean, perhaps, the end
Iof British world power" &
Charges Leaning to GernfAns.
The newspaper contends that Great
ward Germany in Silesian affairs and
warns Britain to keep her hands loft.
The date of the plebiscite in:Stlesia
has again been postponed indefinitely.
Meanwhile. unrest in the region con-
!tinues. The Polish miners. factory
workers and rural laborers are dissat-
isfied with the German landlords anG
capitalists and constant friction is re-
ported. A dispatch from Beuthen to-
day says that the allied authorities
seized a carload of German artillery.
mine throwers, machine guns and am
imunition
Polish Mark at ass.
The Polish mark today reached its
lowest figugre at 455 to the dollar, and
isome of the newspapers attribute its
drop to German influences seeking to
injure Polish credit because of it's af-
feet on the Silesian vote. The news
papers charge that groups in Danzig
and Berlin, backed by the German
government. are trying to lower the
Polish mark and also are dealing in
clothing and cloth taken during the
German occupation Of France and Bel
GUM.
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TELLER ADMITS ROBBERY;
ILLINOIS OFFICIALS SAY
F. J. Carey, FL Years Old, Found
With Two Dollars in Pocket
After $45, 900 Theft.

OTTAWA. Ill, November 12.-Ad-
mission that he engineered the whole
thing himself was made last night
according to count. officials, by Fran
els J. Carey. twenty-one years old
teller Of the National City Bank OF
Ottawa. who gave himself up yester-
day following his disappearance al
the time of the robbery Of the bank.
Most CT the $4,000 taken has been
recovered, $500 being added last night
Carey disappeared after the robbery
and it was at first thought he had
been locked in the vault.
Carey was found at the farmhouse Of
Mat Kerwin. near Utica. H.. ia I
which he staggered late yesterday
footsore and weary. He was brought
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back to Ottawa and made his report d
confession. Carey denied. the sheriff
said. knowledge Of the disappear3nce
Of $4,000 Of the loot. He had s. in
his pocket.
Sheriff Ayers said that a sho. box
containing $4,000. which was found
following the discovery of the Eob
berry. apparently had slipped from
the young manr hand while he WAS
going over the roof of the, hank, on
which he had climbed TO enter the
building. Tho $500 recovered last
night was found under a mattress at
Carey's home.
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BRITAIN AT VATICAN.
Government to Continue Repre-
sentation There.

LONDON. November 1.-THE gov
eminent, after full and careful con
sideration has decided that il is de-
sirable in the public interests to col, :
tInue the representation of Great Brit
am at the Vatican, according, to AN
announcement by Premier Lloyd
George in the house OF commons to-
day in answer to questions.
The premier added that this repro
sentation. which had been in exist :
ence since the first year of, the war.
had been attended with beneficial re
suits. The announcement was greeted
with cheering. r..
Count de Sails is the present British
minister to the Vatican.
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200 "HOBO" WAY TO GAME.
Raleigh Students Ride Freights to
Norfolk; Return as PASSENGERS.

RALEIGH. n. c., November 1o.-
More than 200 students of the State
College of Agriculture and Engineer
ing here 'hoboed" to Norfolk on
freight trains Wednesday to see the
game at Norfolk yesterday between.
State College aaR 4kirxinla-s Foty-
technic Institute!g Il a6ee1nas Known
here today. The boys left here at
o'clock Wednesday night and arrived
at Norfolk cold. wet, tired and dirty
:, II O'Clock yesterdayy-but in plenty
time to witness the foot ball game.
Most of them returned to Raleigh last
night on passenger trains, and others
are expected to aryivestQdafi >, al