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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE tContiuuedl.

ELEGANT s-ROoM HOUSE, ENTIRELY
modern; beautiful location; So s5os pew Groom @
5.room bnnEaIo low. bath. gas eiec{{ic. garage:
$3 $50. Easy terms. For bargains. see or phone.
j. NJ EARNEST. Mt. Rainier. Md. 81
TAk0MA-NEW, ROOMS AND BATH: ~.
Phone ee oar .p ,o
ave. near Pine ave. Takoma. apl.
FOR RENT.
GENTLEMAN'S country place.
adjoining high-class properties
four miles from White House,
near golf club; 20 acres, Il
rooms. 3 baths: all modern i'm
provements. Lease at 81 ,8OO
year: 2 or more years.
w. II. WALKER. 72o 18th NV.
TO C0LoRED TENANT-BUNGALoW. 3
rooms. $40 per mo. Call Main SO
FOR RENT-1O-ROOM. 4BATH RESIDENCE:
garage. stable and sup@rintendent's house; "a
acres: fine shade on Lincoln boulevard in Md :
suitable for residence. santarium. automobile
hotel. school. convalescent home. etc.
FULTON II. GORDON. Colorado bldg. N. 3231
Fur, UNFUR. BUNGALOWS: TENTS
day, season: Order literature. LELAND EAR
Ton. 63l F. g.
WANTED.
WANTED-SUBURRAN HOUSE TO RENT.
fur. unfur. Address +. BIELOCSS, 1870
NV.
HUILDING AND SUFFICIENT GROUND
suitable for santarium: within ID. c. or near
by: full description: price. terms. etc. to Drs.
PARKER & ANKERS. 1410 II st: NV.
ACREAGE WANTED FROM OWNER ONLY;
Highway Bridge. Virginia side. Give full par
ticulars. Post Office BOX 1875. 81.
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Washington Heights.
Overlooking Rock Creek Park. Beautiful
home Of eight rooms and two baths: large lot.
Opportunities do not open up in this section
of Washington than once 50 phone us
without delay. Price exceedingly reasonable
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McLACHLEN BANKING CORP

II Acre Near Suburban
A beautiful country home only 20 Minis
ride from center Of city ont 18th and in line
with 18th st. extended: located in a select
residential section of Woodsde. A large O.
room home with living room (20x40) with two
freplaces. Large porches on three sides. Elec-
tric lights. furnace heat. running water and
bath. "A stable that is better value than many
houses An abundance Of large oak shade.
% bearing apple trees and plenty Of other
small fruits. All inclosed with high grade
fencing. with a street frontage on all sides.
The price of $4,000 is a bargain as a home
or investment. Terms.
Block From Capitol.
$500. $1,000 Cash.
A modern s-room brick with baths. h.-w.h..
elec. lights; garage. This property is arranged
for room renting and shows excellent in
vestment.
Downtown.
Semi-detached brick near 11th and NJ. g.
story. 7-room home with furnace heat and gas
light: bath; room for garage on alley. Price.
S8 900. Terms.
McLACHLEN b
Real Estate De
Main 431
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Price, S6,75O.
Southeast. wo-family apartment: five
rooms and bath each; separate heating plants;
splendid investment; possession.
Price, $12,75O.
Chevy Chase-A modern: detached home
containing eight rooms and bath. hot-water
heat. electric lights hardwood floors, built in
garage. Lot 50xS5. Immediate possession.
Phone for inspection.
Price, $1,000.
Northeast-Semi- bungalow containing seven
rooms and bath: hot-water heat; electric
lights: hardwood floors; double garage. Lot
50x1O0 Early possession.
Price, $4,000.
saurs Addition.Just listed with our Of.
fee. A splendid detached home of nine rooms
and bath. hot-water heat, electric lights;
hardwood floors, front. side and rear porches.
Lot 5Sx142, with shrubbery, flowers and fruit
trees. An opportunity to obtain a modern
home at q reasonable price.
JRY CO., Inc,
Real Estate.''
St. NV.
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923 18th st. NV.
Main SO.

4 LUCHS. ,
A 469o RETURN ON $4,000.
= This IS an opportunity; an apartment house,
containing 80 apartments practically new. and
is without doubt the best equipped building
in the city. Call us today.
$500 BLOCK OF 30th ST.
S., 5OO1$5O Cash.
nice little brick home of ) rooms and ba til;
has hot-water heat, electric lights and plenty
of space for garage. Lot 5Ox150.
BALLSTON, VA.
On Garrison road. just beyond Clarendon; g.
room house; cellar; gas range and lights: lot
75x137 feet; well; front and rear porches:
close to cars and schools. Extra lot adjoining
Price. $500. $500 cash and $50 monthly.
A HOME ON 18th ST. NV. =
$11,O0I&,OOO Cash.
A beautiful brick home. containing
bedrooms; has hot-water heat, electricity;
hardwood floors and trim: front and double
back porches; plenty Of space for garage. A
mighty cheap house for one who knows q
bargain.
& LUCHS,
Main 2345.
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Overlooking Rock Creek Park. Beautiful
home of eight rooms and two paths: large lot
OppOrt do not open up in this section
of Washington more than once. phone us
without delay. Price exceedingly reasonable.
Cathedral Avenue Northwest.
Just west of Conn. ave. Beautiful Hreun-
ingerbuilt home Of ten rooms and two baths.
Greek Park and the Zoo. One Of the most
beautiful pieces of property for sale IN me
city today at the price asked. See us about
this. for an immediate sale is necessary. or
property will he withdrawn from the market.
l.. Z. BREUNINGER & SONS,
Main 71GG. 7Oe Colorado Bldg.
$1,000 SE-NICE GROOM AND BATH.
brick: furnace heat: front porch: back lot to
alley: completely furnished, d the above price
2s 9Th ST. NE-Corner brick rooms and
bath: electricity: furnace heat; garage; $4,000.
Consider offer.
conveniently located me-. front and back
porchcs: large lot: room for garage. Price.
''''''' wM. II. McGRANN CO..
To 11th st. NV. n.w.
ONE OF THE HANDsoMEsT HOMES On
18th St. opposite the reservoir. on a lot 270
feet de made BY a1d
type. containing living room. library; dining
room. breakfast room. Kitchen and five bed
down. down. entire i width Wild % Of house. house. You ' will find
some unusual features. making the house thor
Oughly modern and very attractive. Brick ga
rage for two ears. Price. s4O.O0O.
ROBERT H. LEWIS:
Main 1920. 921 18th st. NV.
18th ST. EXTENDED NV
very desirable corner home in this delight
full section. cOntaining 8 rooms. ba tn: hot
ter heat: electric lights; gIass-inclosed sleep
ing porch and breakfast porch A side porch
leading from the living room is a feature.
The living room has an open fireplace. Price.
$4,000.
A beautiful little home Of rooms. bath:
colonial porch front with parking inclosed by
hedge fence: suitable for business il desired.
This house is in perfect condition and the price
is right. owner is leaving city.
NEAR PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL.
An S-roOm house floors with furnace
heat: room for garage. Very quick possession
may be had. Cash payment, $1,000; easy
NEAR 18th AND NEWTON NV.
corner property Of rooms. bath; hot-wa :
ter heat. The lot has frontage of 20 feet.
Price. $500: terms arranged. Key at this
Office, property Is vacant.
Phone statesmen to call with auto to
show yon these desirable homes.
JOHN QUINN COMPANY: INC.
Main AS. 7O4 18th ST. NV.
l1fh NEAR MONROE. FINE GROOM BRICK:
deep lot. 15-ft. alley: only $500 cash. balance
monthly. Col. 5s1s-W. 80
NEAR NORTH CAPITOL AND SITS Nv
little home in good neighborhood. Price,
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
Main S4IJ. No. $40 Evans bldg.
NEAR 21st AND SITS. N.w.-9 ROOMS
and bath: needs some repairs: moderate cash
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
Main S41J No 3lO Evans bldg
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We complete uptoda lists Of
just
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NorthWest-Beautiful Groom
and ba tn home hot water heat electric lights:
newly papered and painted; deep lot to paved
alley. Owner. leaving city, will sacrifice.
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HANDSOME RESIDENCE
Brownstone and brick; IL rooms,
bath; two-story brick garage to
2O-foot alley. Can be seen from
ID to E. 1244 10th st. NV. II
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MARCH 80, 1921.
FOR sALE-HoUsEs

e. 1p-to-date lists Of homes in the city.
desire. Our listings. no doubt. include
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In best section of northeast
sroom and ba tn home. electric lights and hot
water heat; very conveniently located. Price.
IS. $50 on easy terms.
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Block From Capitol.
81 900 5000 Cash


Real Estate Dept, 10Th and @.
Main 49, Evenings North 102
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FOR RENT-FLOOR SPACE
FOR SALE-LOTS

STORAGE SPACE IN LARGE WAREHOUSE
or entire floor: reasonable. Address Box 33S- +.
Star Office.
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YOU'LL BE CHARMED
With the effective architecture,
impressed with the beautiful sur
roundings and won by the prac-
tical arrangement of this
COLONIAL HOME.
MACOMB STREET.
CLEVELAND PARK.
And in the consideration of
price you will be attracted, be-
cause that is very low when
character of Home and location
are considered.
OpeE for inspection every day and evening
Take Chevy Chase cars
Phone our Office for particu-
lars-Main 1916.
HARRY A. KITE,
Owner and Builder.
1914 K St. NV.
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WANTEC-LOTS
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

KANTEIIBY HTILDER, 50-FOOT LOT ON
10th st. fancy prices. Address Box 202-B r
Star Office
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VILLA SITE. y ACRE or MORE. ON POTO-
bluffs. n mile west Of south end of the
new Key bridge: magnificent view Of city and
river. on Old Dominion car line. EDWARD
LLOYD. 2301 Conn. ave.
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FOR RENT-STORES
FOR SALE-STORES

STORE LEASE FOR SALE IN THE HEART
of 9th st. NV. Rent, $500. Address Box
21-H Star office. -
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PRATHER & ROBINSON,
Dnnd v,,rv

4ih and y. y aye. Main 442.
BY OWNER-DELIGHTFCL 8 u r U Il y
home. Thrif,on. Va. in excellent eondif ion
beautiful located: convenient to city. For in
formation call Col 43'4I after Q pm 80.
bath. cellar. attic: large porches: h.-w.h.. elee-
tricity, gas: lot 14S by $50: poultry house. ga
rage. warehouse: fertile garden: 5000. SO 600
GROCERY STORE AND GROOM HOUSE. l
acre land in Nd: nice. clean stock at bar
gain price. $500: possession. Also large store.
stock and fixtures and 92 acres fine land Cd
Ike pike in Nd: suitable !. families. Act
Quick. Possession Mt once. See CON
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Six apartment building with is apart
ments. each 3 rooms and batn Modern fire
proof elevators. Exclusive section near car
lines. Fine inves..n.n. Of over Ii per cent
on EQUITY Of $l.N.rp
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OUT-0F-TOWN REAL ESTATE
6.grsN Upna.nsy1sss,x-
FOR SALE-APARTMENTs.
APARTMENTS FOR SALE

APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE IN
PARTS OF THE NORTHWEST SECTION
uF tiIi
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FARMS.
FOR SALE,

NORTHERN VA. FARMS AND COUNTRY
homes, convenient to Washington: three
farms for rent or exchange for city property:
trst-cIass commercial hotel for sale. lease. or
exchange for good farm. Let us know what
you want or have to offer.
BUELL.. FARM AGENCY,
aradn Na Dhnnp ~ ~
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-19
WAR VETERANS swINDLED.
Are Being Charged 81 for Making AppIi-
cation for Uniform.

WASHINGTON, Feb. ia wide
spread Swiudle by which ex-Servicc men
are being dcfrauded has been reported
to the Quarterma>ter general of the army
in connection with the governments ex-
ecution of the law which gives to former
soldiers their helmets and gas masks.
Those inngaEed i'm the Swindle have been
offering for the sum of 81 to prepare the
necessary application. including the no
tary's affidavit
The scheme said an official warn
ing issued by the war departments -ap-
pears to be deliberately planned and spe-
cial blanks for application aud affdavitS
have been printed and sent To the former
service men by the promoter of the
fraud. II is the tre~ire of the war de
partmeut that former soldiers who are
approached with this scheme write at
once to the Office of Quarteunaster Cen
eral Washington y. c.. or consult the
nearest army quaTtermaSter recruiting
officer or American Legion post before
responding. either with cash or signature
to afndavitS, however. innocent or at
traCtlve the proposition NAV appear.
1t Is we'll for all soldiers to know
that no money is to be paid by former
soldiers for the uniforms which they
are entitled to draw from the govern
mcnt"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-19
OFFERING S6S.75 FOR
FAMINE SUFFERERS
About 7o Women at Service of Day of
Prayer for Missions in Centre
Congregational Chapel

About 80 women from the several
churches of the town gathered in the
Centre Congregational chapel yesterday
afternoon for service in observance of
the interdenominatiOnal day of prayer
for missions This day is observed
throughout the country. the same program
IN general being used everywhere. The
theme of the program was Gods Word
and Work for the World. Mrs Fred $.
Knight presided and there were sub-lead-
ers for the various sections.
The first section was assigned to the
JniverSalistS Section ,. giving topics for
prayer for the church. was in charge of
Mrs. George Tyler, who was assisted by
three women from the Episcopal church.
Section ) had for its theme World Mis-
sIons and was in charge of Miss Florence
II. Wells, who was aided by two women
from the Congregational church.
Section 4, asking prayers for young
leaders, was in charge of Miss Elizabeth
Bagg. who was assisted by Methodist and
Baptist women Mrs. H. T. Woodin Miss
Elizabeth Crane and Mrs. Fred s. Knight
read short poems Mrs. w. ii. Bond sang
a solo. Three of Mrs. C. Il. BrownelI's
pupils contributed a musical number
which included solo by Miss Caroline
Warren and a trio by Miss Warren, Miss
Ethel Irish and Miss Leone Turner.
Miss Warren's solo and the trio were
from the Pageant of Darkness and Light.
which was given at The World in Boston
several years ago. Mrs. Clarke T.
Brownell led the singing of the HYMNS
An Offering amounting to S6S75 was
received for the famine sufferers i'm China.
The money viii not be sent to the ma
tional committee until Monday. as it is
known that some who were not at the
meeting desire TO contribute. Gifts for
this purpose may be handed to the pastors
OF the several churches or the presidents
Of the women's missionary societies. who
are asked to send them by Monday to
Mrs. Fred :. Knight. western avenue. who
Is to forward to the general committee the
whOles amount. which it is hoped will
reach at least 800. Five dollars viii save
a life. The call for help is urgent.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-19
MORE SHIPS DIVERTED.
iceland an Lituania Are Re-routed to
n0ston by Wireless

BOSTON, Feb l9.-Two more steam
ers were added yesterday to the list of
vessels diverted from New York To this
NoFt. Wireless orders were sent to the
Iceland. from Antwerp and Cherboura
with LOO passengers. and the I.ituania
from Libau, with the same number of
passengers, To proceed here They are
e\pected to arrive next Monday and
" eduesday respectively. Tt is expected
that the Rotterdam, from Rotterdam to
New y ork, with 2.I50 passengers, also
viii be diverted here Site may arrive
next Monday
The l.209 passengers on the steamship
Manchuria, after delousiug on their ar
riya! here from Danzig next Monday
wiz be isolated on islands in the harbor
for twelve DAYS, under arrangement.
made today.
\ proposal that state and municipal
health authorities of the North Atlantic
seaboard confer with federal health of
hcers on a uniform policy for dealing
with immigrants with special references
to the typhus situation was wired to
Surgeon General Hugh y. Cumming at
Washington today bv State Public
Health Commissioner Eugene Il. Kelley
and William {. Woodward here of the
municipal health department.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-19
100000 TO FIGHT TYPHUs.
Senate Appropriates Fund to EGuip Rose
bank Station

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. - The sen
ate yesterday appropriated 100000 to
be expended by the public health service
iu equipping the quarantine ~t8ti,n ar
ko>cnbank. ). l.. for handling the i'm
migration problem at the port of New.
York. especially the present typbu~ fever
situation The amendment To appro-
pirate the money was offered nv S.r,to,.
Calder and was passed as am amend
ment TO the deficiency appropriation bill.
senator Calder pointed out the serious
ness OF the situation and the wisdom of
the appropriation was not nunsrin,,,i
and passed unanimously.
The public health service announced
that four of its most capable medical Of
heerS have been ordered to report inn
medlatelE mt New York. They are Passed
Assistant Surgeon \ W. Scott. ordered
10 RoSebank: Assistant Surgeon r. +.
Porter. to Ellis Island. and Surgeon \.
II iloicr and Passed Assistant Surgeon
VI. \. Stark. to the FoXhills. :. l.. hos
ptaI
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-19
ENTERTAINMENT PLEAsEs.
Peg o My Heart Given by Miss Sage
Singing by Miss Denning.

An enjoyable entertainment was pre-
sented in the First Baptist church
Thursday evening by Miss Grace Sage.
reader of plays, and Miss Katherine
Denning, soloist. The play. Peg o My
Heart, was given in three acts by Miss
Sage. whose pleasing personality and
versatile ability is well known TO many
Brattleboro people through her appear
ances here the last two years. and her
work in Peg q My Heart was considered
by many to be better than on previous
occasions. The thorough appreciation of
the ARTISTS ability to impersonate the
characters Of the play was expressed bv
hearty applause following each act.
The work of Miss Denning, soprano.
IN groups of songs between the acts. was
highly appreciated, as was thar of Mrs.
JeHneSs Dalton. accompanist. Both re-
oeIved the sympathetic support of the
audience.
The entertainment was given under
the auspices Of team four of the Wom-
ems society of the church. with Mrs.
Joseph q. EStey as chairman. who was
assisted by Miss Sylvia Crosby.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-19
MORE ALBANY CARS RUN.
Company Has Many Applications for
Jobs Left by Strikers.

-- ALBANY. n Y, Feb. I9.-The United
Traction Co. does not expect to exper-
fence any difficulty in procuring a suf-
ieient number of men to operate its
street cars at the wage reduction which
caused strike of its 1900 employees
three weeks ago today. Officials said
that already more than GO9 applications
for permanent positions had been re-
ceiyed
An increased number of cars were in
operation on the company lines yester-
day and no disorders were reported.
Two improvised automobile passenger
busses were in collision with street ears
manned bv strikebreakeTs.
Mayor Watt refused to grant the re-
quest of a delegation of strikers to pro-
hibit strikebreakers from operating the
cars here. explaining that the city had
no Jurisdiction as the pubic service
commission had ordered the company to
resume service.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-19
HARD AFTER TYPHTS.
New York Officials Hold I'd More Yer
min-Infested Immigrants.

NEW YORK. Feb 10. - Fifty-thrce
city by train were removed TODAY r. tbe
hospital for delouSing. More than 900
immigrants arriving at steamship piers
and by railway from other parts were
examined by city health inspectors dur
ing the last "a hours. Warned by the
health health officer at Philadelphia thgs
timnload ot immigrants was on its way
to Hoboken. New York health autboTi-
ties with aid of Hoboken police corraIled
the newcomers and brought them here
Health Commissioner Copeland said n
health Inspector had been assigned to in
Spect foreign mail to be sure it was free
from vermin.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-19
MISS ALICE PAUL
GIVES UP POST
Refuses TO Head New Woman's Organ.
ization-Purpose of Party Accom-
Dlished, She SAYS.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 19.-Miss Alice
woman'S party. officially surrendered her
pest in that organization today after more
than eight years continuous service She
refused to head the new organization
created yesterday under the old name
during the party's last convention.
The woman party ended its existence
with It's purpose accomplished" she said
1t was founded eight wears ago TO mass
the federal amendment pnfraucbisina
women. The new organization under the
old name will carry on the policy of the
woman's party. Its program will he
strictly feminine, to increase the power of
American women
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-19
NO CLUE IN TOLEDO CASE.
Between 100000 and 100000 Now
Believed Stolen.

TOLEDO. O., Feb. l9.-Unable to find
clew that would lead to the arrest of
the five men who early Thursday morn
ing held up three railway mail clerks
at the main post-office and escaped with
mail sacks containing registered mail es-
timated in value at between S300,900 and
100000 post-offce inspectors have be-
gun a check-uD of all former employees
who have left the service within the
year
During the year, it was said. number
of transient men were employed as car
riers and chauffeurs, and they would be
familiar with the system used in hand
ling valuable mail, it was pointed out.
The government men and police as
sisting them in the case admitted that
they were no nearer solution of the
robbery than when it occurred nearly 4S
hours ago From the time the five men
disappeared in a high powered touring
car around street corner a mile from
the post-office, there has been no trace
of them. officers say.
Post office officials continued the work
of checking un their mailing lists to de
termine the amount stolen and from
what points it was shipped. They de
clined tonight to make any announce
ment
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-19
LOSS NEAR S1.20O.000.
Commissioner Allen Thinks Trem0n;
Trust Co. Is That Amount Short.

BOSTON. Feb. f9-The opipion that
losses TO the fremont Trust company
from bad and doubtful notes would be
not less than Sl,2ooGuy was expressed
by Bank Commissioner Joseph C. Allen
in statement last night concerning
his reasons, Ter taking over the institu-
tion and closing its doors. Failure to
maintain the legal reserve. using Liberty
bonds pledged a. collateral for loans i'm
figuring reserve and making loans on
personal security exceeding the legal
limit by more than S2,000O0O' We're
given 10y the commissioner as some OF
the reasons for his action.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-19
CARrsO OFT OF DANGER.
Has Best Night Since His Heart Attack
Tuesday

NEW YORK. Feb 19-Enrico Ca
ruso'S struggle tor life. which began last
Tuesday night when ne suffered a heart
attack. apparently has been won. his
personal physician said today. DR.
Francis Murray says that Caru>o had
the best night since his relapse.
The following official bulletin was is
sued today: Mr. taruso las continued
to imurove. Although the fever has not
subsidized his course is progressing in a
satisfactory manner
CauIso felt SO improved after a good
nights rest and a breakfast of eggs,
toast and coffee that he pleaded with
nhv~i"iauS to allow him to ~it up i'm
bed. This tEcE refused 10 do.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-19
SUIT BROUGHT
ON STATE RATES
New York Attorney General Denies
Right of /. {. {. to Raise
Railway Fares.

NORWICH, y. y. Feb. 19.-The con
stitutionality of the Interstate commerce
act was assailed and the right of the in
terstate commerce commission to issue an
order permitting railroads operating in
New York state to increase fares within
the state ~ per cent was questioned by
State Attorney General Newton in a bill
of complaint filed i'm the United States dis
trct court here today. The action seeks
to enjoin the commission from enforcing
its increased rate order. y companion
action with the same ultimate design is
pending i'm the state court.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-19
COST OF DAYLIGHT SAVING.
1t Was SS.OOO.O0 to Bay State Farmers
Says Report.

BOSTON. Feb. 19-The state depart
ment of agriculture figures that farmers
of Massachusetts suffered cash loss of
more than SS.OO0.O0O last year because of
day saving.
In statement based on figures COM
piled from 1,t62 replies TO queStionnaireS.
the department asserted that the average
money loss was 800. The last census
showed 32.001 farmers in the state