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Arizona republican., 1918-09-12
USED STAMPS OF NO VALUE
(From the Forecast)

Don't waste time and energy saving cancelled postage stamps for the Reo Cross. Somebody, somewhere, has started one of those pleasant but likely to- be- annoying fictions con- corning the value of postage stamp, Which have served their original pur- pose. This time the idea spread abroad IS that the American Red Cross has devised a method of extracting the dyes from the cancelled stamps and putting the dyes to practical use There Is nothing more in the scheme than a flgment of someone's imagination; bu, the postoffice department reports that several bags of old stamps have au- cumulated through the good will ol persons who have thought they were doing something to help win the war. Within the last two weeks also, scores of letters have been received at Red Cross headquarters from persons ask ing information regarding the matter. The Red Cross wishes to advertise as widely as possible the absolute falsity of the report that used postage stamps have any value through the extractioi, of the dyes contained in them.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-12
.CAS HEARING HELD
 IN CITY 0F TEMPE

TEMPE, Sept. F. Yesterday morn ing the hearing of the petition asking an increase in rates by the Southsde Gas and Electric company was held at the city hall. Commissioner Jones was present representing the corpora ton commission. A detailed report was filed by attorneys representing the Southside Gas company, Purdy Bullard and Charles Woolf, showing the financial situation. The city coun- cl was represented by Jim Goodwin and Mr Lukin. A full committee ap- pointed by the Commercial club was in attendance with MT. Kuntz and MT. Goodwin as spokesman. The poor serv- ice was discussed and admitted by the company and other details as discussed in the community meeting were set forth. The secretary of the corpora tion commission took down all notes and the matter will come before the commission as a body shortly.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-12
SIDEWALK RIDING
 CAUSE IF ARREST

The habit of riding bicycles on the sidewalks must be broken; during the heavy rains recently there was cause for so doing, but now there is none."
 Such is q statement issued recently by Chief George o. Brisbois of the Phoenix police.
 For the past 10 days there has been from one to several offenders arrested daily and the work continues. A. c. Russell, arrested at Tenth and Wash ington streets. was fined 8 yesterday by City Magistrate Frank Thomas. J. Martinez, arrested at Eleventh street and Washington, was fined S3 and John Warren, arrested on Van Buren street between Seventh and Ninth streets, was fined sS. All were charged with riding on sidewalks.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-12
ADJUSTMENTS
Fairbanks Finishes Engagement Todd

Fairbanks Finishes engagement iouey
 This is the final days engagement of Douglas Fairbanks in his newest Aircraft picture, Say, Young Fellow, conceded to be the fastest screen prod uct the inimitable Doug has made since he entered the realms of the silent drama Say, Young Fellow, is comedy drama in which Doug has the chance to show how he can overcome obstacles and win not only his obJec- tive, but the love of a mighty pretty girl It is full of stunts and reveals Fairbanks at splendid advantage by reason of the acrobatic chances he has. Burton Holmes supplies the ad- ditional value with travelogue, "Wel- lington," the metropolis of Northern New Zealand.
 Tomorrow Enid Bennitt comes in a smart picture. Naughty Naughty just as spicy as it's name implies and the story of girl who had opinions Of her own and was determined to in dulge them. Naughty Naughty re- mains for Friday and Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-12
Carmel Myers at Hip Today.

This is the final showing of one of the finest pictures the Bluebird peo- pie have ever made in the history of that organization. Carmel Myers in "The Dream Lady a comedy drama story that the Motion Picture News says contains everything that should be found in a picture of today. The augmenting feature is the Current Events news reel which has the ap- proved war films from the committee on public information.
 Tomorrow Harry Carey. idol of the fans who love the exciting western stunts, will come tomorrow in Hell Bent" a rip snorting love story with action to spare Hell Bent recently held over for the second week at the Supurba theater in Los Angeles. With the feature will be shown the Para . mount Sennett comedy. Ladies First which was lost in transit yes terday.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-12
VACAT|ON|STS ARE
 COMING HOME NOW

GILBERT. Sept. 12.-Residents of Gilbert and vicinity who have spent the summer at the coast and points in northern Arizona are returning now. Those who have returned within the last few days are Mir. and Mrs. Will Anderson. Mir. and Mrs. Marvin Scott, Mir. and Mrs. Robert Scott, Mrs. Bark ley and daughter, F1onnie and Anna, and Will Irwin.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-12
Red Cross Rooms Closed

Although the Red Cross rooms nave been closed this month, there has been some one at the rooms on Thursday for the purpose of looking after the knitting and yarn. Owing to the hol:-
 day today the committee has thought if would be unnecessary to be at the rooms this week but next Thursday afternoon they will be present as usual.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-12
o. Henry Story at Plaza.

T Will Repay" the Greater Vita graph Blue Ribbon feature. which will be the attraction in the Plaza theater today only, is adapted from the o. Henry story "A Municipal Report" It is the love story of a young northern magazine writer and the daughter of southern judge and the emancipation of a cultured, delicate southern au-
Arizona republican., 1918-09-12
Brechan Hospital Busy

On Sunday. September s. a baby girl arrived at the Brechan hospital, over which MT. and Mrs. w. II. Ray of Mesa are rejoicing.
 On Tuesday, September 10, Mrs. Marve Peters gave birth to a son. Both mother and babe are doing nicely.
 Elmer Frakes who has been serious ly ill with infammatory rheumatism is improving nicely.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-12
LEADERS ID BEGIN REAL WORK FRIDAY
 ON REVENUE BILL
Republican A. p. Leased Wlre1

WASHINGTON, Sept. 11-While the house continued general debate today on the revenue measure, leaders ar ranged to begin real work Friday. The new bill urged by Secretary McAdoo to facilitate sale of liberty bonds by making a larger amount of these bonds held in individual hands exempt from income surtaXes, will come up then.
 Majority Leader Kitchin estimated that the new bonds legislation prob ably would reduce the revenue yield about $50 000 900. No revision had been planned, he said to make up for the loss. The ways and means committee considered this measure today and with prospects of little or no opposi- tion the committee expects to pass the bond bill Friday, under an ar rangement made for cooperation by senate leaders.
 Mix Patriotism With Criticism.
 As proposed by Mr. McAdoo. instead ot the present law eXempting from in come surtaXes bonds up to $5,0OO owned by any individual or corpora tion, the new bill would exempt $30.- 900 of the new fourth loan and $45.- 900 of the second and third issues or | the converted securities of the first issue.
 Speech making in the house dragged along with not more than fifty mem bers in attendance. The speeches in i the main were patriotic, interiected with severe criticism of the bills pro visions, although members said they would support it and that the country
 would bear the tax burden cheerfully
Arizona republican., 1918-09-12
Miss Schmidt Home

Miss Laura Schmidt who has been spending the summer at Berkeley re- turned Tuesday night. After the close of summer school she joined her sister Mrs. Adolph KuntZ and her husband and a trip was taken by machine from San Francisco home. Various points of interest along the coast were visited.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-12
Improvement Club Meets

The Woman's Improvement club Of Gilbert will meet Wednesday, Septem- Der IS, at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. George Peterson. All club mem bers are urgently requested to attend and bring a friend who might be in- terested in club work.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-12
To Give Supner

The Come Join Us Class" of the Gilbert Union Sunday school will give a supper and entertainment at the school house Saturday evening. Sep tember IA. beginning at o'clock. Everybody is cordially invited to at tend. Music with the supper will be special feature.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-12

thoreSs from the curse of brutal drunken husband.
 Eight VitaGsaph favorites make up the cast, which is headed by Corinne Griffith and includes William Dunn, Mary Maurice. George J. Forth. Arthur Donaldson and Eulalie Jensen.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-12
Can Register Yet

There are a number of voters who have not vet registered. It is hoped they will make use of the opportunity which will soon he presented 10 reg 'ster before the general election. C. N. Russell will register all applicants
Arizona republican., 1918-09-12
- Scottsdale to Have Registrar

Residents of the Scottsdale district may register at the Scottsdale school house. Mrs Clarice E. Kinney and Mrs. Laura H. Loomis will have charge of the work in that precinct.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-12

Mrs. Lynch has gone to Van Nuys, a suburb of Los Angeles. to visit her sisters. The little 12-year- daugh- ter is keeping house for her father and brothers and sister during her absence
Arizona republican., 1918-09-12
Visits Brother

F. S. Wclch of Shenandoah. Iowa. who has been looking over his large fruit ranch located near Ceres, Cali fornia. returned by way of Gilbert in order to visit his brother. J. O. Welch.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-12
Back From Trip

Mrs. J. l. Hursh returned last week from a months visit with relatives and friends at Neodesha and other points in Kansas
Arizona republican., 1918-09-12
Off for Ray

Miss Burns left on the Sunday morn ing train for Ray. where she occupies very desirable position in the Ray grammar school
Arizona republican., 1918-09-12
Visitinu Friend

Miss Snow Conrad of Scottsdale is visiting her friend Miss Catherine smith. northwest of Gilbert.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-12

It makes TO difference what your wants may be you can have them sup piled by using and reading The Re- puhlican's Classified pages.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-12

bia Screen Telegram showing many in teresting happenings throughout the world and a comedy reel.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-12
Off fn Cnact

at his office north of the postoffice at Gilbert.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-12

Use The Republican Classified Ads for Results---Read for profit.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1918-01-09
EAST BARNET :


@(Jennie F. Moore. Correspondent 4
Mrs. Charlotte Lindsay spent We'd
nesday in St. JOhnsbury.- Jack
Scott of ST. Johnsbury is doing some
carpenter work at F.. A. Lindsay's.- -
Mrs. j. r. Moore and Mrs. C.. e. Har-
vey visited at Mrs. Alfred Morses' 5
Thufsday-Mrs. Lizzie Kendall and
Mrs. Nettie Lindsay called on Mrs.
c. E. Harvey Friday afternoon
Marion Quimby spent the week end
at Mrs. Media Woods in Monroe
Mrs. Hattie Wood was business
visitor in ST. Johnsbury Friday
Roy and Ralph Warden are spending
a part of their vacation with MIR. and
Mrs. f. 3. Wild.-Miss Alena Stiles
Of ST Johnsbury Center is visiting
at Mrs. James Galbraith' Sin the
Christmas Red Cross drive, East
Barnet added SO new members to
its list The canvassers here were
L. Roy Welch. George A. Warden,
3. p. Moore and A. III. Gammell.
Herbert C. wormwood was the cap
tain of this section. w. 3. Ciough
gave $500 for the local work and
the Joes Brook school gave u Christ
mas Offering of s1.5i. The town OF
Barnet now has 672 members. which
makes il 245 above its quota.-Ihe
friends OF Mrs. Jennie Service Cal
braith will be sorry to hear of her
death at her home in Hopewcll juno
ton. ~ Y. Nov. 26.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1918-01-09
]. B. Club Entertains With
Several Get Togethers'

The j. 3. Club met at the home of
Ernest Brickett January 3rd The &C.
casion being the birthday of Mrs
Lizzie Farnham and Mrs, |. F. Shaw.
The evening was spent by progressive
whist and music. Refreshments were
served after which Elmer Mackey in
behalf of the club presented Mrs.
Farnham and Mrs Shaw with gifts
f The first prize was won by Ellis
kWirth Copp. The BOBBY prize was
awarded to John Grady.
{ The club also met at the home of
E.. 4. Farr, january 5th. The occas-
ion being surprise to David Mackey
a neighbors who is about to leave St
Johnsbury. The. evening was spent
by playing games and music Re-
freshmentss were served after which
E. A. FAIR in behalf of the club and
friends presented Mr.. Mackey with a
travelling case and other gifts.
Could Not Escape Draft.
|, Boston. Jan. S.-Joseph Shaffer,
personal stenographer for William
McAdoo, secretary of,ethe treasury
was declared subject of call in the
next draft by the exemption board in
Shaffer's home district today AL
though Secretary McAdoo filed an af-
fidavit with the young mans ques-
| tfonnaire, saying he was, necessary to
the. government work, he was placed
in the first class to be called.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1918-01-09
ORLEANS
schools Open January 2l-->Iany
t,s Changes in OH. S. Faculty.

&. z : -
felAfs L[,f4s.It)Ninellss Correspondent
E.lAiffrtllc chsoIIs} sim open. Monday,
Jan with, two changes in the fac,
u1tE, OF the high School Mrs. Alice
4 Smith, b. IA, wiz take Mr.. Seavers
pfaIc,. and Viii teach first year alge-
bRs, advanced algebra, 4 geometry,
caIfim crcial geography. and book
keeping. Mrs. Smith, received her E.
A. degree at Wellesley and has re-
csptty been in Columbia University
woEking for an N. a. degree. She
has had over 13 years experience in
teaching, having held the same posi-
tiop in Windham high school, Will
lir1antic, Conn, for eight years. She
comes very highly recommended and
tho trustees feel that they are FORUM
ate in being able to hire her.
Miss Lenora Armstrong of Buffalo.
y. Y. will take Miss Fields place.
teaching domestic science. French
apd English history She has had
several, years successful teaching ex-
Beriepce and has just taken a special
training coursN in domestic science.
AIRS w. NJ. Wright and Mrs. II. ].
Asnusrd Of Barton were in town
NoDdey.--The north bound air line
Monday morning met with an acct
dent just south OF this Village. The
cnstne vas dcralled and q serious ac-
,idcpt was narrow ly cscaped.-Ed
Msore. who works for the z. l.. Chan
aler Compsny. had his hand badly
hnft while WORKING on Nondsy- Mrs.
Z. G. itgyos hss frturned 60 Chicago.
lAndoi " Waterman % Marlboro
Mas. srcnt the ect-end vith ltis
kettg Mrs ftstrf ulssest supt. e.
n. ETniu 90 barien nas tn town
Nonaal Mfa Eussrf is quite iu a.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1918-01-09
Order of Notice WIN. !.
nsrNrE or IosEPH pA1ot.R

STATE OF VERMONT. District Of Caledonia 50.
Tho Honorable Probate Court for sthc Dis
trict Of e alcdonia To all persons interested
in the estate of oscph Daglc. late burke,
In said District deceased greeting:
At Probate Court holden att st. Johns
bury. within and for said District on the
% til day OF December, A. u 19lT. an,instru-
ment purpo~1ing to he tho last Will and Tes-
lament of Joseph ltaiele. 4atc Of Burke,
in said District. deceased Mas presented
to the Court aforesaid for Probate.
And it is ordered by said Court. that tile
10th day af Januarv. A. ID. 1918. at the
Probate Office in said St..Johnsbprx. be as
signed for proving said Instrument and that
notice thereof he given to aIlpcrsons con-
ccrncd, ny publishing this order three weeks
successfully in the st, Johnsbury Oaicdor-
ian, a newspaper circula ting in ,laatsvcini-
tE. in aid District, previous to the time APP
pointed.
Therefore, You are hereby notified to APP
pear before sa id Court, at the time and place
aforesaid, aud contest; the probate of said
Will. ifyou have cause. .,l TX. n, III :. IN
Given under my hand.at st. Johnsijurv IN
; said Districts this 27tn day OF December,
40, 1917. s.sa sts
l. gs1s2 1T
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1918-01-09


turned to her school in Bath. Mrs.
Robert Beattie visited her daughter,
Mrs. Henry Smith, in Woodsville
Tuesday and Wednesday, SUM-
day evening meeting was held at the
home of F.. H. Gibson.-The annual
business meeting of the ladies' aid
society will be held Wednesday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Howard Emery
Charles Hatley of Ryegate visited
his brother. Adam Hatley,. Sunday
Rev. Francis Laird of West Barnet
will give lecture at North Monroe
vestry Thursday evening at O'Clock
under the auspices of the Mems
Bible class The Red Cross here has
sent in to headquarters the following
articles, 81 mufflers. II sweaters, 5
napkins, 6 tray cloths 81 wash
cloths,f afghan 80 pairs wristers, "a
pair of hospital socks, 2 pair socks
for wounded feet, 4 pair of service
socks, 6 sponges. eye bandages,
sappers, pair bed socks, comfort
pillows and a package of old linen.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1918-01-09
LYNDON. CENTER.


(Mildred Rivers, Correspondent
Grace Gould has returned to her
school at North Danvflle after two
weeks Mildred Rivers
spent a few days at East Corinth last
week., j. Liggett was operated
upon for appendicitis at his home
Wednesday, pound party was
given Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Caswell at
their home on New Years day. Both
were very much pleased with their
gifts.-The church services are be-
ing held in the vestry because of the
shortage of fuel.-Alice Hoyt is
spending week with her sister, Mrs.
William ampbell.-William Harris
is on the sick list.-Miss Marguerite
Danney was called to Concord by the
illness of her mother, Mrs. Carl Burt.
Miss Mary Egan is teaching the
Pudding Hill school this term.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1918-01-09

kDillows. Refreshments Of coffee, plain
/ cake, cookies an dsandwiehcs were
sserved during the evening 10y William
\ Allen and Cephas Guthrie left Mon
u day morning for Springfield, Mass.
i where they have wark. Mr. Allen
\ spent Sunday with his brother James
lin St. Johnsbury before going to
Il Spring field.-Wf William Munn's family
/ have chicken poS and George. Cham
4 .berlains two boys have the mumps-
Mr. and Mrs. e. j. Hobart and James
i Craig went to Sutton Friday to attend
the funeral of Z their uncle.sEE A..
4 Blak e.-sThes Waldo. nbasketbalI play
Iaers came to Peachanl Friday night
n and played the academy team In a
aIniee clean game which resulted in a
4 score of "a to- IS n4favor of Walden.
Through mistake in printing the
sFarticle sent to the paper last week
|. was made to appear. that the name
of the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
1 Neild Montgomery was 'HardWick. -
J 1t should have read the baby was
born at Hardwick. The name is Neild
( Arthur.--Geneva Chandler went to
johnson Friday to take her little
nephew, Winston Hebb, home.-Miss
! Gladys Craig was all ready to start
for her school at johnson when she
got word the school would be shut
fdown for coal-Clarence Pilisbury has
lIbeen erecting a camp the past week
lflear Moore's mill a Harvey prepara-
TORY to cutting wood.-Tf1e auction at
ZIG. w. Esden's last week was well at-
ttend in spite of the extremely cold
[ fday. Fffty-five cows were sold and
Nj. Esden reports tn csales very sat
isfactpIsy. Mr.. Esden and family will
{ soon move to East Peacha m.-AA 1fred
7 Peak is sick with the grip.AIt has
: beehta continued fight to keep things
lin. the cellars from freezing and some
have lost potatoes, vegetables, apples
anstleven canned stuff. A great many
hens have persisted and probably 9TH
er animals no treported-The present
week will be observed here as the
i, week of prayer.-The academy re-
opened on Tuesday after two weeks
Nacation.-Miss Louise Bayley has
gone to Winchester, Mass, to work.
Ellsworth Johnson has returned to his
Home at Cambridge, accompanied by
Mrs. J. x. Williams.-Mr. and Mrs.
Tray EMERSON and Marcia Teller were
lin ST. Johnsbury one day last week
I. c. F. Kinnerson and Jean have return
ed from visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Fuller at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Quinn
by, who has been visiting his sister,
Mrs Norris Smith and family. has re-
turned to his school at North Scitu-
ate. r. Fired Hawkins went to the
hospital Tuesday for treatment.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1918-01-09
SOUTH RYEG.ATIs
a "Cut-a- Cord Club Formed and mt
Worl1.-Locals.
on. c.. Hall, Correspondent.

ON. C, Hail. Correspondent
A "Cut-a7 Cord Club has been
formed in South Ryegate, L. II,
Whitehill. Tells Cole Gerald Smith.
Forbes Beaton and G. NJ. Libby be-
ing charter members. The wood
they are cutting is on A. T. Beaton'Ss
quarry land. It is hoped that others
wilt follow suit as fuel is scarce eitl
this vicinity.-AIaster Newton Brow !.
is somewhat 4 improved - ROLAND
Green is working in the H. T. Hood
,crea merry Miss Abbie Carruth spent
last, week with her grandmother.
Mrs Polly CorruthF at Groton.-Mr.
and Mrs. f. J.+Tewksbury. and two
daughters returned last week Tues
day from spending several days at
Bradford with Mr.. and Mrs. B. II.
Hooker-Miss Jenie Beaton return
ed last week Monday to her duties at
Hanover hospital, having fully re-
covered from her attack of appendi-
citis. Miss Lillian Guild is in st.
Johnsbury spending her vacation
from teaching in the Nolan district.
Ryegate-Mrs. Emma Gibson spent
last week in Boltonville with her
brother, Samuel Tucker. who is quite
ill.--Mrs. Robert FarqHharson has
gone to Canada on. a Visit.--Miss
Roberta Brock froZe her feet quite
badly while out snow, shOeing one
day recently.-News has reached
here that w. G. Simpson of Barre a
former merchant in this village, has
been operated upon for goitre at the
Mayo hospital. Rochester. Mimi, and
is doing we'll All wish him a quick
return to health.-Mrs. H. Samuel
son and her brother Fred Engstron
of Alaska. went Saturday afternoon
to Boston to spend a week or more.
Miss Ida Hart, a former successful
teacher on Jefferson Hill. was mar
'ried at Barre Wednesday to James
Clarence Robbins of East Montpcl-
.ier.--Rev. w. T. Bailey of Younss-
town. Ohio. preached fine sermon
In the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning. Mr.. Bailey will occupy the
same pulpit two more Sundays.--
Miss Florence Hall of Rycgate spept
several days last week with Der aunt.
Mrs @. W. Darling The next en-
tertainment OF the lecture 1o@rse VIII
be concert by the Srycs...assa:s. d,
;,..,..ssstte or talented young ladies'.
who will appear Friday evening. Jan
llth. In the L. p. church.