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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-13
CARDINAL COMING HERE.
de Will Attend Pan-Amer1ca,
Mass THANKSGIVING Day.

Pan-American mass will be cele-
brated at St. Patrick's Church
Thanksgiving day, it was announced
today. Ri. Rev. Mgr. Thomas will
deliver the sermon.
Cardinal Gibbons will attend. With
him will be Rev. Peter Guilday, Rev.
Edward Fitzgerald and Rev. j. D.
Fowler as deacons of honor.
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The forty-eighth anniversary of the
organization of North Carolina Ave-
nue. NJ. P. Church. North Carolina
avenue and Sth street southeast, is to
be celebrated tomorrow.
Rev. DR.. j. H. Straughn. president
of the Maryland Annual Conference
of the NJ p Church, will preach the
sermon at IL o'clock. AT pm. Rev.
DR.. j. Ne Gill of Baltimore and for
mer pastor of the Rhode Island Ave
nue. NJ. P. Church. will preach.
Rev. DIR. T. Franklin Bryan. the
pastor of the church. is now serving
his fifth year. The church has a
membership of $50. The Sunday school
has a membership of about 400. John
H. Wolf is superintendent.
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FREE INSTRUCTION IN THE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Of sickness and dseases-anental, moral or phys.
ical. a.. All. 1922 VIM. H. Goodwin. L. b., C.
s, District National Bank bldg, ,4V6G 81. W.
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CHRISTIAN.

18th St. Christian Church
18th and d SITS. Sc.
1000 a.m.-Bible school. Glasses for all ages
HOO a.m.-Sermon by DIR. Henry +. Lutz
THE DAY OF RECKONING -
11:45 a.m.-Lord'S Supper.
300 p.m.-Junior Endeayor Society.
$40 p.m.-Meeting of Senior Endeavor
Society.
7:45 p.m.-Preaching by Rev. Henry F..
Lutz,
.'RELIGIOUS BOLSHEvISM
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something for Nothing" In the even
ing \rmistice day will be appro-
nriat ely celebrated with special music
and special program Of speakers.
Those who will speak are Clarence Is.
Miller, Gov Patrick j. Kelley and DR..
Montgomery.
Rev. ]. II. Holden of Indianapolis.
known as the boy preacher. is to
conduct revival services at the NC
Kinley Memorial Baptist Church, Attn
and l. streets, next week. Rev. S. 6.
Lamkins; the pastor. Will be IN charge
Of the services.
Amounting and prayer for those
/! seeking healing from God. together
| with baptism. will be conducted by
/ Rev Hez Sven, pastor of Centen-
| NAL Baptist Church, eth and I streets
! northeast, tomorrow night.
An open forum meeting is to be
conducted by Rev DR.. l. NJ. Powers
at the Church Of Our Father tomor-
| row night at o'clock.
| :. X X y
! A church social was held at the I'M
manuel Baptist Church last evening
| under the auspices of representatives
| of all the different departments OF
| the church work. Armistice day will
| be observed tomorrow. Friday even
| ing the young people of the church
will hold a social in the vestry. All
young people of the congregation are
| invited.
Representative J. n. Robson OF
Kentucky is to address the congre-
cation of Americas Memorial Church
at IL o'clock tomorrow morning al
lWardman Park Hotel.
1 X x
In an effort to accommodate the
throng of worshipers at Mount Yer.
mon Place NJ. F.. Church South on Sun
day mornings, the pastor. DIR. Chap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28
REAL ESTATE NO FxcHANGE.

NEW LONpON-piquot av., attractive resi-
dcnce. IA rooms. ba tbs. large plot water
front. sandy beach; value $45 900; furnished.
DWIGHT TRUE, 507 9th av.
WEST SEVENTIES. equity handsome bache-
lor apartment house for free and clear
country or other properties. 344 Columbus ay
SO 900 cash and good equity will buy fine
corner near broadway with . story dwell
ing; can be Improved. WOLFSON, 405 Lex
ington av (42d str.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

AN OPPORTUNITY Cash oauity 500 600;
choice parcel prominent location. adjacent
subway and IL transfer point ripe for
theatre, hotel or apartment improvements
for Manhattan apartment or business build
Ing, one mortgage, add cash principals
only. NASSOIT & 1ANNING, BROADWAY
ANn soTH ST.
BROOKLYN apartment, very choice location,
families, always rented; exchange for
Northern New Jersey or Westchester private
house IN committing zone; must be up 70
date; brokers protected. T.. NJ MeCURDY,
tsn Montague st., B'klyn.
ENCfIANGE-Loft building, net profit
$1,000: apa rtmcnt, Harlem, not profit
81 600 viii consider free and clear farms,
acreage or city with one mortgage.
CHAH1.Es METZGER, 2s East i26th 81.
MY specially, exchanges city, BROOKLYN coun.
try farms. ALFRED KUHLKE. 10f West
26th.
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SUBURBAN HOMES TO LET AND
FOR SALE.

ATTRACTIVE 10 room house Improvements !
baths; garage; immediate occupancy 5000
monthly. n. G. BEARD. Tel i341 Flushing.
FURNISHED SUBURBAN HOME.
Chester Eill Mount Vernon. 4 master bed
rooms. 2 baths, every modern Improvement;
very accessible. TO May or October, $3.50 per
month; small family only. MCCLELLAN &
CO., INC. Mount Vernon, N. Y.
BEAUTIFULLY furnished house, Douglas
Manor, r. T., 1925 a month until May l
rooms, baths, open fireplace, player
plano, telephone Installed. gas furnace, every
convenience. 6 minutes from station. %
minutes from New York Penn. r. Il. Phone
N. BLAKE, Baygide 1i8-w.
WANTED TO lease, country house with mod
ern Improvements within 30 minutes OF
New York. Address BRODER1CK, room
dOf 225 hth nv
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FARM PROPERTY.
Connecticut.

Connecticut.
A SNAP BARGAIN.-Will bear investiga-
ton; four acres, large stream, private
trout brook; 10 room house, all improve
ments; four room bungalow laCge barn or
garage shade, &C.; State road; bus service,
four miles: $4,000: act quickly. Box 403,
Stamford. Conn. Phone 1862
CONNECTICUT FARM FOR SALE.
AT Ridgewood. Conn, on State highway to
Danbury, farm of 46 acres. with dwelling
house and outbuildings; attractvely located
for summer residence and farming; owner
removed 10 California, desires to sell.
ADAMS G. KELLER. Ridgefeld, or Henry
A. Clark. Flushing, n. Y.
FARM, conveniently located, 76 acres, includ-
ing woodland pasture and level fertile land
for planting good bulldings; stock, farm
tools will sell cheap 10 cash buyer. Write
LOTWENAS Ala East 9th.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 59.h St.-5th Ay. tO North River.
SMALL store or half store: millinery; rent
$50, ESQ Columbus av.
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REAL EsrATE-oUr OF CITY.
FIorida-sale or Rent.

LAKELAND HIGHLANDS, FLOR
IDA - COMMERCIAL GRAPE
FRUIT AND ORANGE GROVES of
10 acres or more offer an invest
ment which viii yield large re-
turns on the capital employed: in
the warm sunny hills Of Polk
County. 300 feet above sea level
attractive homes. beautiful country
club. picturesque lakes and seen
cry; COOPERATIVE Association Of
grove owners gives perpetual scien-
tific care at cost. Write for par
ticulars on Lakeland Highlands and
book No. 10, w. l.. HALLAM 70
CO., Tribune Bldg, 154 Nassau st..
New York.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

WANTED-Private office for real estate
business, with law or realty firm preferred,
with stenographer services. Address 1914
Herald. Fulton st.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. party wants to rent
a parlor floor for office purposes; prefer
able location Lexington 10 9th av., 45th to
SD st. II 143 Herald. Herald So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28
Miscellaneous.

ROOM, $50 square feet, suitable office or
light manufacturing; light, heat, telephone,
electric service; reasonable rent. BROWN
BROS, 50 Duane st.
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WALDORE RIINGAIOWs-

five rooms. furnished unfinished. all
improvements; fit for the winter; immed-
late possession; Sheepshead Bay end of EN-
mons av. Superintendent on premises. Tel.
1854 Coney Island, or 941-R Bensonhurst.
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New York.

CHARMING COUNTRY PLACE. 81 $50.
Grand shade trees; wide lawn with privet
hedge; 10 room house, nice condition; good
outbuildings; acres on State road, be-
tween Brewster and Danbury.
SLOCUM FARM AGENCY, IN Broadway.
DUTCHEsS COUNTY, NEW YoRK-30 acre
poultry and fruit farm. spring water. 100
apple trees, other fruit; . story house, 10
rooms and bath. fire places; 125 #. poultry
house, ~ brooder houses, barn; miles good
village, near State road from Poughkeepsie
to Millbrook. horses, cows . pigs, 500
fowls and chickens. all farming implements
and crops; price $4,000; Sl.IO0 mortgage;
splendid proposition. EDWARD c. DAYTON.
Realty Specialist, Poughkeepsie, n. Y.
DUTCHESS county farm for sale; one of the
best 100 acre farms in d. c.; situated on
State road, beside railroad and village nice
small lake on farm; good II room house
and barns. tenant house, Sc. will sell with
or without tools and equipment. Address
owner. Y 62i Herald. Herald SQUARE.
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Florida.

FOR RENT-In Palm Beach. house, newly
furnished, 10 rooms, baths, also garage:
on the lake front; all tropical fruit trees
on grounds; three minutes walk to the
Royal Poincana Hotel; price $500 for the
season. Inquire at S. SCHER, 121 Bellevue
az, Newport, r. 1.
WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA.-Beauti-
full furnished stucco house, two stories ::
first floor parlor, library, dining ROOM
kitchen, breakfast and rear porch second
floor four master chambers, two sleeping
porches. bath garage for two cars; chauf-
feur's quarters; house fully screened; beau
tiful palms and shrubbery on ground; cen
trally located; season $1,000. A. b.. $50
Fern st.
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Miscellaneous.

ACRE pecans and oranges 1900 monthly
payments: we develop; viii produce 81 900
Dept So SUBURBAN ACRES, Ocean
SprinRa Miss
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Above seth st.--stt Av. to North River.

BENNINGTON. ST. West End Ava very
desirable room apartment Apply to SUI
pprintendent. on premises.
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Long Island.
- UNPUBLISHED.
From Battery to I4th St., Inclusive.

From Battery to 18th St, Inclusive.
GREENWICH VILLAGE, 81 Grove ST.. half
block from Sheridan SO. subway station.
blocks from bus and elevated.--Two and s
large, light rooms, baths. kitchenettes, open
fireplaces elevator. steam heat. 81 200 TO
1000. MELTZER & RILEY, o Sheridan SO.
Phone Spring 772.
WASHINGTON SQUARE.
WEST 18TH ST.-Five rooms kitchen, bath,
steam heat, electricity, fireplaces entire
third floor, remodeled house; large rooms,
very attractive; immediate possession 5000
monthly PEPE. Washington square.
WASHINGTON SQUARE section (31 and 80
w. 18th st), Ardea.-Elevator apartment,
rooms baths; thoroughly modern; 81 600.
Inquire Superintendent.
18th ST.. 22s W. newly decorated rooms:
steam, electricity. all improvements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

AN extra large dwelling wanted, between
Goth and Sith sts., west of Lexington av. !
must be modern In all respects; Will pay all
cash Principals. AUSTIN FINEGAN, 80
Nassau ST.
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CALIFORNIA (CORONADO). - Artistic six
room bungalow completely furnished, three
beds garden. with oranges. guavas, flowers.
TO rent for polo season; $l33 monthly. For
further particulars telephone Cortlandt 3l6
will help you buy land IN the mild and
healthy climate of California, which will
soon enable you to realize large profits upon
your Investment. without risk to you. For
full particulars address
S. A. HACKWORTH,
Perris, California
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New Jersey.

A MONMOUTH COUNTY 200 acre potato
farm with good house and buildings; To-
Gated on main road good terms offered Tor
quick sale. Address p. Q. box So, Free
hold, N. j.
ALI, size farms, located in the potato belt.
CLIFFORD c.. BROWN, Cranbury station,
Middlesex county, N. J.
EXCEPTIONALLY good farm. hour out on
highway, q acres modern house, out
buildings, chicken house, capacity LOCO;
orchard brook; horse, cows. 100 Chickens
pigs, geese ducks, implements. crops;
ST. 900 terms Nearby productive farms
Catalogue free. r. A. SCHUR, 20 Cortlandt
ST. Established 1889.
POULTRY FARM on main State road, new
bungalow house, rooms and room TOT
bath excellent cellar, city gas and electric
ity garage, poultry house, acres OF land
immediate possession; price $3.50. $l,Ooo
cash: write to-day also send for our new
illustrated farm catalogue. BRAY MAC
GEORGE, Vineand, N. j. "
VTNELAND -Chicl,en farm bargains. acre
ideal chicken farm, room new modern
bungalow and garage, $1,000. acre chicken
farm, State road room new bungalow
81 ZOO II acre truck, CHICKEN farm, Sloo"
90 acre town farm. room modern house,
SO ZOO OF acre dairy and grain farm, best
buildings annual income $1,000, price S90lO.'
Americas richest farming section. FRANK
II ROTTJMAN Vineland. ~. J.
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II1, VIII Sci tTIEdp % WISH UHytK
Ala East Gath.
Long Island.
PN-IFive acres new land not guilty
Long Island.

FARM-fTive acres, new land. not cultivated;
bungalow, rooms, garage, good location,
mile from station on main line; title perfect.
immediate possession; 81 600, $500 cash, bal
ance 10 years. ]. b. SWEZEY, Patchogue,
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Borough of Brooklyn.

EASY housekeeping. stone house for rent.
Dec. 8 TO April 3; 8 rooms. . baths !;
Oriental rugs; coal In cellar; maid will
stay, II desired located in F'latbush near
Prospect Park, Brighton express station and
Interboro; owner going abroad; rent $500
monthly Phone Flatbush 1928 or call 129
Fenilnore St
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California-saIe or Rent.

ZOLBN-Five acres cleared, fenced; good
road; 5 room cottage; price 81 ,000S photo
graphs. KIRCHMER 2t2 Bway, New York.
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SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED.

G~reN~~~S->~-
EUBURBAN house near station wanted.
I or rooms, modorni 500 month. Write
NJ. L. H., Pasadena Hotel d1th floor. apt. ~
New York
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
LONG IsInnd-snle or Rent.

DON'T pay an excessive rental when you
can buy this distinctive home in Garden
500 monthly: seven sunny rooms, large,
fireplace. hot water heat; plot 10OXl0O. beau
itully planted; 4 minutes walk from the
station. Il. ii. HONBERGER, / West Saith
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HOUSES TO LET, UNPUBLISHED.

~~>~~~>-~~~--~~~~-~~--~ -~-~--~~--~-~~~~~~->-~.
LEXINGTON AV., S13.-Five story dwelling,
100 foot lot long term: $4,000 net. Phone
Plaza 2074.
PRIVATE DWELLING
10 lease. West Side near park, IL rooms
American basement steam heat, electric
parquct. CHARLES MEIZGER, % T..
i26th st.
4 STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE, 46 w.
10Th ST; IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
HOUSES WANTED UNPUBLISHED
UNFURNISHED wanted on lease; below
S0th; particulars. G % Herald, Herald so.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28
Above 5oth st.-5th Av. to East River.
A DOCTORS OFFICE,
l6l EAST GlST ST.

IbF LHoI uIbI 81.
Reception room, furnished, consulting room
and lavatory rent $1,000 yearly: includes
complete seeretnrial service. with telephone:
location accessible via /. Il. T. and p. r. Il.
subway. IL and surface lines. Inquire on
premises or DOUGLAS l.. GILMAN & CO.,
agents, ~ r. 10th St. tel. Plaza 5000.
APARTMENT room and bath, unfurnlshed.
to oct. ] reasonable. 16S Madison av.
EAST SIXTIES-Sx rooms. foyer. two
baths. unfurnished; available January /:
ront $685. may be seen by appointment only.
Phone Moore. Rector j772.
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A comfortable frame house worth Sl2, 900;
viii sacrifice for quick sale al 80 800, half
cash (owner needs money In business) fine
residential section Of East Orange; avoid
high rents by purchasing this home and part
of the earth. Telephone bftz Roy SCI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28
Florida-saie or Rent.

BOOK OF FLORIDA FACTS Free only to
those really desirous OF acquiring a little
land and an orange grove at reasonable
price and on easy terms. If you are, write
for your copy to-day to Lake County Land
Owners Assn, AZ Twilight av.. Fruiiland
Park Fla
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 2Gi.
4 rooms and bath; immediate possession.
JOHN r. PEEL CO, 500 West 23c ~.
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Lots OF lots. SIS to 81 600 each, all with.a
two miles OF Fort Lee ferry. some with
Hudson River view; instalments, accepted. q.
r. M. BUILDING & REALTY CO., ralisads,
n u n i1nrfinn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28

iOl0 Park av., between seth and S7th sts.--
Lessee OF room, . bath apartment, new
building, is going abroad and win suitcase.
UNPUBLISHED, for one. two or three years;
available December /. Apply room q. third
floor Is Broad ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28
Observation-Disclosures.

200 Madison av.-Tw rooms ana bntas; re7-
taurant in building. Prone Bs59 Murray
Hill.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28
Maryland.

PROFITABLE FARM or RARE MERIT,
beautiful Eastern Shore, . miles Cam
bridge: 145 rich, fenced acres, 100 tilable; .
adapted grazing, grain, potato, truck:
charming 10 room Colonial residence, all I'm
provements numerous outbuildlngs; wheat
planted rare opportunity; price very mod.
crate. Photos here. BATSON FARM
AGENCY. 4Se 9th nv. New York.
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
New Jerser-saIe or Ren..

A QUAINT little home by the side OF the
road near a quaint little old-fashioned
town, completely equipped for year round
living less than one hour on the train to
New York city: splendid committing service;
apple trees, grape arbor and many ber2G
bushes; newly decorated, handsome roonik
able party. allowing Sc, 900 In easy payment
mortgages to remain on property; near coun-
try clubs, schools. churches and markets
in a refined, exclusive neighborhood; rights
for bathing, boating and fishing on privately
owned lakes. Rural, p o. Box 1107, City
Hall Station, New York city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28
Borough Of Brookly-:.

&C., Lexington aN. Goth stD.--Two rooms,
bath. kitchenette, 3 closets, furnished by
decorator; $l65: leasN. Superintendent.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-22

CHARLESTON, Nov. 19.-tEdi-
tor the West Virginian)-Inas-
much as the War Department will
shortly publish a list of draft de-
serters l am tremendously anx-
ious that the name Of no West Vir-
ginians appear on that list who are
not actually and in fact wilful de-
serters. The publication of the
names will necessarily lead TO the
arrest of those designated as deser-
ters. It is highly important that
every man who registered and who
failed to appear before the local
board because he volunteered IN
the Army, was i'll. changed his res
idence or for any other justihable
reason, takes steps at once to see
that his name is not on the list OF
deserters, otherwise he may be ar
rested and Inundated.
While I am trying to secure a
list OF from this State classified
as Draft D~eserters," in order tc
| make inquiry through county off
/ Gals as to the true status Of mel
thus classified, with the hope thai
all those wrOngfully classified car
| be eliminated. it may be impossi
| BILE to do this and thus clear tbs
list, consequently l believe if the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-22
PASS BUDGET BILL

N all probability the present Congress will transact
1 very little real business, in its final session, beginning
in December. It's divided political complexion, its
considerable content of lame ducks and its certain
expectation Of automatic death next March 4Hmilltate
against effective work.
But there is one law it should pass-promPty-
without palaver or hesitation. This is the budget bill.
Both parties are pledged by their platforms 10
budget reform. President Wilson has urged it. He
regretfully vetoed the bill passed last spring because it
provided that The comptroller-genasl in, charge of
auditing and accounting, might be removed only BY
Congress. This violated the constitutional provision
under which all executive officials are appointed and
removed by the president.
The budget bill was corrected to remove this de-
feet and again passed the House. 1t failed of passage
in the Senate because Of an eleventh-hour flibuster, al
though a clear Senate majority favored it.
In substance the bill provides that estimates from
all departments Of the government shall be reviewed,
revised and consolidated by the secretary of the treas
ury, operating through a budget bureau closely and
continuously studying The needs Of the various depart
mcnts.
The budget thus prepared then goes TO the pres
ident, who may reduce or change II 10 secure further
economy or efficiency. He then submits it to Con-
gress, as a definite program for government operations
and raising Of necessary revenues.
Congress may increase the budget if il wishes,
but will be less likely TO make changes than at pres
emit. The budget will have back Of it the strength
of careful study, preparation and revision.
Auditing, under the comptroller-gencral would
be entirely Independent Of the treasury and all other
departments.
The dying Congress can have no excuse for fall
ure I'd pass this budget bill. Prompt action will save a
year or two more of continued haphazard, waste
full expenditures.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-22
TO
THE EDITOR

CHARLESTON, Nov. 19.-(Edi-
tor The West Virginian) = The
Federal Government has caused to
be made Victory Medals for all
men who served their country In
the Great War. The distribution
of these rewards Of gallantry has
been greatly retarded because of
the inaccessibility Of many of the
ex-service men. Colonel Woodson,
in charge Of the Recruiting station
for this district, stationed at Hun
tington, has appealed 10 me to aid
in bringing this matterto to the at
tention Of the men who are en-
titled TO the medals. That can be
done only through the cooperation
Of the newspapers. Will you not
urge upon your local city and coun-
ty officials to stimulate the men to
file their applications through the
nearest Army Recruiting office?
This should be a matter Of local
pride.
Very sincerely yours,
JOHN ]. C0RNWELL,
Governor.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-22

Department Of Justice Investigators working in
the district surrounding Chicago are persuaded that
an underground" political party. the backbone Of
which is Russians resident in this country, is oper-
ating here. That is not as terrible as 1t looks Al
first glance, assuming that the Investigators are cor
rect. A militant minority which maintained a clan
destine organization was able to seize control In
Russia because not only the political but the social
organization collapsed. In this country it is quite
different. Here any political party, underground or
otherwise which wants to get control of the country
will have to take 1t from two reasonably active and
decidedly determined political organizations. The
real purpose Of this Russian organization probably
is to collect funds in the richest country in the
world to help finance operations on the other side
of the Atlantic. And it cannot be said that the
Russians were the discoveries of that scheme. First
and last many millions OF American dollars have
gone out Of the country to make trouble fer es-
tablished government in Europe.