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Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-06-27
Ends in October

Both the house and senate of
has passed a resolution
by an Overwhelming votes to term
innate the daylight saving law in
augurated last year as a war meas
ure, when the period of summer
time ends October 26. next. The
vote in the senate was Sc to 6 in
favor of t he repeal of the law and
in the house the vote stood 233 to
1872.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-06-27
Chapter 634
Senate Bill No. 1907
(By Burkhalter)

An Act to amend an Act entitled
An Act entitled An Act to create
and established, a special school
district out of a part of the Second
Civil district of Carroll County,
Tennessee, including the Town Of
Trezevant, to be known as the
Irrelevant Special School District,
to define its boundaries, to provide
for the government, management
and election of school officers for
the same and to provide for the
maintenance of said school dis
trict The same being Chapter
667, Private Acts 1915, so as to
add as Sub section IL in Section 5
of said Act the following, to-wit:
TO have full power and author
ity to adopt any rules or bylaws
that may be necessary for the
maintenance and conduct of said
school which are not inconsistent
with this Act or the general laws
of the state, and they may require
the payment Of reasonable incideD-
tai fees to be paid by the students
of the high school provided for in
in this Act that may be necessary
for the conduct Of said school, as
a high school, provided that said
incidental fees shall not be fixed
at sum in excess of FIVE $500
dollars per high school student per
term of three months, and may do
any and all other acts that may be-
necessary and proper to carry into
effect the purpose and intention of
this Act.
SECTION |. Be it enacted by
the General Assembly Of the State
of Tennessee. that Chapter 667,
Private Acts, 1915, be amended
by adding as Subsection IL in Sec
ton 5 of said Act the following,
to. wit: To have full power and
authority to adopt any rules or by
laws that may be necessary for the
maintenance and conduct of said
school, which are not inconsistent
with this Act or the general laws
of the state, and they may re-
quire the payment of reasonable
fees, to be paid by the
students of the high school pro-
vided for in this Act, that may be
necessary for the conduct of said
school as a high school, provided
that said incidental fees shall not
be fixed at a sum in excess of
FIVE ($5 00) dollars per high school
per term of three months.
And may do any and all other
acts that may be necessary and
proper to carry into effect the pur-
pose and intention of this Act.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted,
That this Act take effect from and
after its passage the public welfare
requiring it.
Passed April 10, 1919.
ANDREW L. TODD,
Speaker of the Senate.
SETH NJ, Wakes.
Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatives.
Approved April is, 1919.
A. H. RoBERTT,
Governor.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-06-27
Latin Countries.

Latin is the language Of ancient
Rome, the language originally spoken
in Latium, and afterward extended
over all the integral parts Of the Ro-
man empire in Europe. The countries
Of South America are inhabited by
races ethnically and linguistically re-
lated to the ancient Romans or Ital.
lans; hence they are called Latin coun.
tries.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-06-27

Kicked BY Mule

William Espy, living out on
route FIVE, was kicked by mule
last Sunday and painfully injured.
Mr.. Espy has been kept in his
room the greater part Of bis time
since the accident ACQUIRED.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-06-27
hrs. Mckenzie Bennett

Mrs. Mckenzie Bennett, of the
Hollow Rock community, died
very suddenly last Wednesday
morning at about 2 o'clock. She
went to bed in her usual health,
and had done her work the day be-
fore. She was awakened with a
smothering spell and in few
minutes died. Heart failure was
pronounced as the cause Of her
death. She was about IS years Of
age, a Methodist in church belief,
and was a most excellent lady. She
is survived by her husband, three
daughters, Mrs. Berry Hubbs, Of
Kentucky; Mrs. Jim Parks, of
Hollow Rock, and one who re-
sides out west. and whose name we
failed to get. The burial occurred
yesterday at the Prospect cemetery
after appropriate funeral and burial
services.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-06-27

When Senator Borah inserted in
the Congressional Record the OBJ
solete treaty of peace it found the
company of some obsolete speeches
made by senators who will become
obsolete as soon as the people can
get a chance at them.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-06-27

When Wilson returns home be
is going to tour the country in the
interest Of the league Of nations
and peace treaty, and II is claimed
that some Of the senators will trail
him and try TO answer his argu.
meDts. They have been trailing
him ever since be was elected. but
they have not hurt him and will
not in this instance.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-06-27

Under democratic laws and de-
mocratic administration the finances
of this country have not been dis
turbed by the great war. There
never was a time when the people
had as much money as now or
when honest labor was better re-
warded. This is something worth
while and worth thinking about.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-06-27
Attend the Carnival

The Gray Shows and Chautau-
qua and Carnival, a company of
clean shows, meary- go-round and
concessions on Mccall lot until
Saturday. Don't fail to attend.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-06-27
Carroll County Democrat
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
ADVERTISING RATES

Display Advertising IS cents per inch.
Local readers, S cents per line Cards Of
thanks rs cents. Obituaries, resolutions d
aspect, one-haH cent per word. Church
Or school entertainments, where admission
IS charged, ; cents per line, or one-half ceni
per word. Reasonable discount on long
contracts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-06


TRUCK FARM-For sale or exchange.
good improvements: ali fenced and
watered Land rich; IN suburbs near
general purpose, farm west. in Is miles
Of Richmond OF equal value. Box l6as
Richmond. Va
ss AGRES food trucking farm or tobacco
land. miles. South Richmond, on pike
and car line. 9. r. Keller. Il. r. Is. Z,
South Richmond. -
100 ACRES. 90 in cultivation balance In
timber. Well and large stream: 7-room
house large harm and outhouses. One
schools and churches. Fenced and CROSS
Fenced; IL miles from Chesterfieid
Courthouse. 10 miles from Richmond
Terms can be arranged. $500 Mrs r.;
T.. Sealman. DreMry's BluH. Va
-oo hcREs--We have Just listed rare bar
gain In an Aihemarle County farm in
the hcaithful altitudcs OF tho Blue Rid GO
no hioun ,xa The farm contains zoo, acres,
fine. large bunk barn, with sllos, etc.
iinE orchard, timber and fertile soil Is
within miles OF railroad station and
l. an unusual bargain for s.. oo0 on terms
For particulars write II. T. Wheeler &
Co. charlottesville Va. =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-06

L0ANS-Whcn you need money. Lawful
legal rate of interest. confidential, courte-
Gus treatment, convenient terms quick
ssrHice; Call; write or phone Madison
shall Street.
MON Ef--We loan money to you or for you
IL I. Richeson 6 Co. ~ North Eleventh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-06

grain. Grain farm: 800 acres Ideally located ted
timber Fine water springs: s;rea ms: CO.
lonial dwelling. tenant houses: barns
silos. Other outbuiidngs Httractivc
price. Madison L. Lloyd. 3:5 Law Bldg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-06

WISE adyeItise,s k.sp en adyeftI.inE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-06

a, Kenwood. very attractive &
room residence with water and
bath. beautiful oak grove and
lawn. 100 yards from station: 5
acres land. chicken houses. etc.
1890 on your terms for quick salo
lanes \, Cosby. 3ol Mutual Bldg.
Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-06

HoUsERoLp POLISH Duncan's hou,e.
hold oil nolish for sAln AL oyer Virginia
Avenue. Richmond. v. Phono Bouie.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-06


LOANS AT LEGAL RATES WITH
OUT ANY FEES OF ANY KIND
EXCEPT THE INTEREST AL
LOWED BIT Law. OUR uNLIM-
TIED CAPITAL ENABLES US TO
SUPPLY YOUR WANTS PROMPT
LY AT THE LOWEST RATE AND
ON PAYMENTS AS Low AS So
PER MONTH. THE BIGGEST
AND BEST COMPANY, SEA
BOARD SECURITY co. los
NORTH SEVENTH STREET
PHONE MADISON 1872
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-18

terielIen Strafe e1tgnngen NOR. SSn
ser eriten 3eit tpolte i6 ben 2enten
|grpb bieten, I'M 8etpubtiein meiner
Ishu1l6lo1igfeit meinen Blab in Der
|l@eieaidaft tpeiter bebanpten; alein
meme 8emiibungen ertpieien it'd En-
folqlos. Muf 5dritt uno EriH BE-
.aegnete11 mir &obn rn6 Spott. Der 10
nett qing, bnB meine Nfl1tter Bernie
res perlaifen uno fid nett entfernt in
Ser Normnn6te n%ieoerlafen muBte,
no fie Sen Namen, an Dem fur gan5
Sranfreib Der STUFF zines Wtoroers
flebte, ueber ielbit 3u tragen, nod
metner fleinen SbtDelter 5n geben
maqte. gines Cages tpurbe fogarWear<
qurete n1f Der Strabe beleio1gt, 1le>
Sic bisber nit betpnnoerungstp1roi<
qem Wute mein Sos geteilt bottle uno
obne mid nidt gu ibrer W11tter beim=
|febren monte, Die Tie 5u lid 5urud=
REF.
vS6 boffte, oaB man uns in HariS
no man 10 RAID bergiBt nho Der EN-
5elne in Ser groBen Menge lpurloS
beridminoet, min6er fein6ielig begeg<
men peroe, tpie in, Der Probin5, nno
mir %jie6elten nod Baris mber. Aber
meine @offmungen gingen nidt nur
ni6t IN @rfiiqung, ion6ern es idien
iogar, aIs tparen Der Sab nno Die Sc
ringf6dtr111g, Die mir in Mir eroulz
BEN muBen in Ser Staot oes 2i9ts
uno Ser Mufgeflartbeit nod tpe1t gro
fer uls onoertpdrtS. 9a5n tam nod
meine Gdtpiegermutter, Die onr9 1b=
re nnbertrdglibfeit uno n%nabla1ltgen
@luqen Mber 6us tranrige sos 1bres
@in6es, 6as nun fir ale 3eiten an
einen 8erbreder .gefeiielt lei, me1n
2eben at elmer mabren Sole madte.
|S6 fonnte 6as nibt 1anger ertragen
uno perlieB zines Cages mein Sous
Sd reiite 5una@it gu meiner Wtutter>
UNI bon ibr unb BON Dir, 9enr1et=
tie = Mbi6ie6 at nebmen, nno befanO
midi ont an6eren Morgen IN 9apre,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-18

mem Stanopunfftte 5uriif, f0rmlid
bernidtet ourh cine &eplif meines
Mntpaltes, 6ie feline Berteioigungsreoe
an @lan3 bieaei9t nod %Ibertraf!
vunter Dem ginoruf 6ieier @eoe,
sic in Sen &er5en aler Mntpeienoen
na9aitterte, gaben Die @e1dtporener
ibren l1rteilsipru6 al nidt als
@idter, ionbern alS Wfen1den; lie
ipra6en MIDI fret -"
vMein gutter, teurer @ater!" muir
melte @ilbert Mmanieu.
1884," fubr Dottor 6es Bernieres
bon tiefer Melan9olie fort, Die NUM-
mebr an oie 5teqe ieiner bisberigen
@rregung getreten tpar. ~eSbr Vater
rettete mir 6us 2eben uno Die Jre1=
beit; aber Sic @bre bermodte er mir
nibt pieber5ugeben. Srob aaer 8e>
mibungen un6 Mnitrengungen, oeren
n11r Elm mirfli9er 6renno tabig 1T,
bermo9te Mmanien 6ie eigene bod
ber5ige ueber5eugung ntbt anf Die
iibriger1 gu i%ibertragen, 6enn Die bat
ten 1i9 MIR einen Woment bon 1einer
binreiBen6en 8ere6iamfeit beeinflni=
ien lalien, berlangten aber I'M ibrigen
8etpeiie. lnb 8epeile bnbe i6 ME
mails Iiefern f0nnen, me6er 6amals,
nod bente, un6 n11r 5tpei Wen1de1n
bienieoen baben ou6 obne 8e1pei1e n1l=
eri9iitterlib an MIDI geglanbt: Imo=
nteu nn0 -"
Man bqtte gemeint, er tper6e ia
gen: ~Meins Srau"; aber nit elmer
|Mrt jtiuen Sngrimms b%olenoete er:
"meine Wutter!"
vnn6 mir!" riefen @ilbert uno
&enriette 5u gleiher 3eit aus.
@r lG6elte ibnen oanfbar 5u nno
ouf 1einen @6reibtii6 5utreten, ent=
nabm er einem Sadie 6esielben Elm
&iinbel 3eitungen, tpel6e 0ie @pn=
rem bdrfiger 2eftire 5eigten nno
rei9te ite @ilbert nit BEN @orten:
~@ier fin6en sic BEN p~ou1tdnoigen
Berbon6lnngsberi9t nit all BEN @in=
5elbeiten, 6ie ib notpenoig iibergeben
mnBte, nn6 au9 6ie &eoe Sbres 8a=
ters. Sd tper6e iebt meinen 8eri6t
boqenoen, I'M r1iemals tpieoer oarauf
5uriidfommen 5u miiiien rno
mGbren6 er inn 3immer auf= un6 ab=
19rit, fubr er fort: ~SSbb lebte, aber
metn 2eben mar 5erit0rt, meme Grt'
iten5 ols gliidlider, niibli9er Menih
bernidtet. 9em @eiebe na9 NOR ih
un19ul6ig; in @irfli6feit blieb id
ongeflagt nno ol19 perurteilt 6urf)
Die 0ffentli6e Meeinung, 6ie ii6 nmio
unbarmber5iger 5eigte, als i6 Ser mo-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-18
Cities &apttel.

6(omont lit un1er @16le6tSna=
ME-" beeann Mnbre leine er5aD=
Iuno, sod befonnt itno mir rnter
bem Nomen oes Bernieres. 2oS Sano
out gernieres liegt IN Ser HroDence'
11ntpeit BON Eoulon, nobe am Mteere;
oGes in aQem Be tebt es aus etnem
@tiid 2anoes unb einem alten 5an1e.
wsir paren niemols reid. Ser 6ar11'
Iientrooition entlprebeno mor mem
0oter &idter, un6 i6 ioate es ou0
mer6en; ood fiiblte id MIDI i9on m
aortem ainoesalter Misunderstanding
aur meoi3iniiden @iiienidaft hinge
aooen. 0em gingreifen meines Sr7
feis gscourbes, eineS olten u11o IN
Ser oonaen Somilie bo4geadteterl
@ertpon6ten meiner Mutter, batte 11
es at oanfen, oaB man met11er ste1'
qung no9gub uno i'd Wteo131n l1n.
Sieren ourfte. Sd bottle MIDI lber
meme Berufsneigung 1lbt getan191
uno idon na9 5meijabrtgem nn1oerl1'
tGtsItu6ium begom man 81 1aeen'
6oR i'd es nod meit bringen 1pllroe.
Mein Snfel gscourbes nno 1e1he
Tron fihlten lid bon ben @rfolgen'
Sic ih au per5eidnen botte, ausneb.
memo ge16meidelt, oenn tie 1fr en-
Das pornebmite geroien1t oaran lta
5eI61t at, uno nomentlid metne Gam
te batte Sic uneriditterlide ueber5ela.
gune eewcnnen, oab i'd ID f st's &r ,,1;r
Mann meroen miiroe. VS. 11e1ni mlr.
ols b0rte i6 iie nod ieet IN 1brem
breiten, 1uoliden 0ioleft 1agen;
- gu mirlt Elm groBer Mr5t mer-
hen un6 man miro D1d) IN oel1
Moqiltrat, 5urn giirgermeilter nno
5hIieblid 3um Mbgeoroneten bon A1r
nMir mar lire @e~burtsitaot, ote tie
nod niemals perlaiien bottle, an Der
tie nit ieber Saier ibres Setns btrtg,
uno tuenr1 1i6 iemano erfib1te, mem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-18
Nn>r<= 6elSbnt=
@omtan pon Gbampol
6ortIebung.

Sic ltano neben ibrem 8rnoer, Elm
@ilb oes Stol5es uno uneri6itterli'
d,cu @ertra1ens. Nob niemals mar
1ie Gilbert 10 160n erldienen, nod
%nien1als batte er lie 10 beiB gellebt,
uno fem Ser5, bas pereint nit Dem
ibrieen idlllg, lprad louter m1e al.
les anoere. Statt gu geben, trat ct
a1f Mnore 5u, erfobte 1eine Sanoe H.
1prah:
Sic ginselbeiten bes Hro5elies
lpuren mir niemals betannt, 1b me1B
nid,t einnnl reft, 1parl1m es 1td)
honoelte. Mein Safer fldrte midi oor=
iiber nid)t ol1f uno ib 1peiB r1l1r oas
cine, Oab CT unerihiittcrli6 an Sbre
llnIdualo 9la1bte. 2os glei6e tue ober
aud, it, mein tSrcunO, uno 16 1tebe
in oieier ScSiehl1ng nidt um Soar
breitc hintcr Sbrer S6melter gu
rilf."
Sic lino Ser Sobn Sbres Soters,"
mu1rmelte Tpftor oes Sernieres uno
Iein id)0nes @elid)t mar 1pie perfl0rt.
v2Shn ulul>htc id) IN Shnen %pieoer5l1=
icbcn u1o n1hlt linn bat mir nod
nienono 10 mpbl getan, Die Ste!"
Gr mohte cine fl1r5e Euule uno fubr
Damn fort: ySbr Gater. tpar metn be-
1tcr Treuno, uno Oen iebe ib forton
in ,Shn1en, oenn - mir oiirfen u1s
feiner Sal1idung bingeben ettpos
onoeres meroen sic niemals fir nnS
fem. @or @ott, Dor meinem @emiiien,
Dor ,Sshren bin id unidl1lbig, - ober
Sic @elt min lint ieOen Freis einen
SfuIoigen in mir ieben."
vSus fiimmert midi Sic 8elt," rief
Ser il,nge Mann beftig aus, "nof=
bem id meiB, baB Tie lif) I'M Srrt1m
befinOet ur6 l1ngeredt iit?"
SSrrtl1m nno ltngere4tigfeit rel
d)en pollfommen bin, um cine grt=
items 5l1grl11oe 5u ridten," 1pra6
Mnbre trourig SD bin 0as lebenoe
@eilpiel 6ofiir. Sd fam Sic nidt
ser nGmliden @efabr ausieben> fam
11idt ouloen, oaB man Sbnen meinen
9eomen ins @eItdt i6leuoere> oaB
man Sbnen porperfe -" 1no ols
bobne lif 0as i6redli6e Wort MIR
miibiom einen @eg our6 feline gu
iammenge1dniirte &eble, itieB er ral1=
ben Cones berbor: per Brlt.
Ser zines Moroer gemor6en gu 1eln!"
Senriette uno Gilbert ltieBen einen
g6rei entriiiteten 8ioeripru9es aus,
tpdhren0 er bon grregung ortr1br:
ga ,es lit idredli6, aber lagen
miir6e man es; 6teies Wort tit es,
nit oem man MIDI felt orei5ebn Sab=
rem perfolgt, 0os midi 5ugrunoe &C.
riftet, midi meiner &rafte bera11bt
bot. Sd min gu9 aues bertdten, &C.
tre11 uno pabrbeitsgemdB, meme ar
men ain6er, oenn ih babe nibt Die
qeringlte gin3elbeit 0ieler Sorgdn9e
berqeiien, Sic MIDI erbarmungslos
p%erfolgen, bel Sag uno BET 9tahtz 11no
iiber Sic ib ood nt4t 1preden tam.
Dsiemals meroe i6 geredtfertigt 3D.
1teben, niemols betpeiien ton11en, mos
BOD Ser @obrheit entipri6t es
miro mir mobl tun, mem Sn11ereS
iebt Dor gu6 oufoeden gu fonnen, II.
tpilien miiBt SIR besbolb aaesz oa=
NIT SIR Gu6 unabanoerli9e f1ger
Iernt un6 feline nublolen Soft1rttgen
nGbrt 80"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-18
8 il @ etc.

2eitfaben: fit 8arserfanbibaten, gez
r1nue l1nb neueite @e1ebesbefimmungen.
- 8rifmngsfragen, engli19 uno oent16.
-MasmabI:-Sbne 2ebrer Gngltta: -
81rterbii6er, 8riefteuer, @e5ebbider,
@ebidte, &o9bii9er, 2ieoerbider,
GRANDDAUGHTER, @leftri5itdt, 9oftorbud.
Mnnertfaniider @efligelsi4ter, @arten=
buh, @rasbnu, Mil6tpirH9aft. Slider
reseptbiider, Maf9inifenbn9. 9eutz
{6e @nIer6er. S@reibt fir @ratispro=
fpefte.
&almeper 8ubliibing g., 2O5 6. 45.
Strafe, Stem 0urf, 81. 9.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-22
Keen the Crops Moving.

Nobody has more to gain from in
dustriaf reconstruction in Europe than
the American farmer. This is so not
merely because OF our agricultural
products needed abroad. IL is so be-
cause of our agricultural products con
sumed by our own wage earners while
engaged in the manufacturing trans
portation and otherwise handling
American goods for export Further
more, there is in the United States a
prodigious bulk of surplus foodstufTs to
challenge the Washington administra-
tion's policy Of compelling American
consumers to pay famine prices for q
glut of breadstuifs and other necessa
ries of life.
The producer of grain. the producer
of cattle and sheep and hogs. the pro-
ducer of dairy products, like the manu-
facturer of automobiles or of l0-penny
nails must move his goods or get his
business tied up in a hard knot This
is a cold-blooded business proposition.
1t is an economic axiom. but it can
become also practical aid for needy
Europe.
After several years of incompatible
war crops and Incompatible prices, the
American farmers as mass are fabu-
lously rich Has anybody suggested
that, with their billions of dollars of
bank credits, the American farmers
take we'll organized. powerful and
successful part in financing the eco
nomic and industrial readiustment of
the nearly 500,0000Oo people Of Eu-
ropey Il is worth thought New York
Sim
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-22
M'DONALD--FOWLIE.
Marriage of Former Barre People o.
Cured at Springfield, Mass.

From Springfield, Mass. came a let.
ter this morning for Mrs Harper
Mitchell Of 95 Summer street inform
ing her of the marriage of her daughter
Mrs Christina Fowlie, to Archie $. Me
Donald, recently discharged from the
L. S. army as second lieutenant and
now employed as an Inspector at the
Springfield armory.
The marriage occurred in the Tectory
Of the Sacred Heart church, Rev Thom-
as + McGovern performing the service
Saturday morning al 9 o'clock Attend
ing them were Miss Rose Casey and
Henry Donnelly, both Of Springfield. A
wedding feast was enjoyed in the even
ing at Highland hotel by the intimate
friends Of two young people.
Both are popularity known in Barre,
Mr. Mcdonald having resided on Sum
mer street for many years aud until
two years ago, when he entered the
services Of the United States. Mrs,
Mcdonald, who was the widow OF Alex
Fowlie. has been employed as a wait
ress at various times at the Hotel
Barre. and recently at Lynch's restau-
rant in Springfield.
They plan to reside at lj2 North
Main street, Springfield Mass, but
are expected here Christmas day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-22
A LITTLE CHRISTMAS JOY.
Out of the Troubles of Old South Trust
Co. in Boston.

Boston, Dec. - Christmas merTi-
ment, which appeared to have been de
MED to depositors OF the Old South
Trust company, when that institution
closed its doors last week, was made
possible to-day for hundreds of mem
bers of the Christmas Savings club OF
the bank. These persons who had saved
81 TO 81 a week each for year, that
they might have little ready money
at Christmas time, were able to cash
their checks and to fulfill the Merry
Christmas" legend which they bore, by
the action of the Columbia Trust Co.
Of East Boston in taking over the Old
South company's Christmas club obli-
cations.
Other depositors will go unpaid un,
til the affairs Of the bank are settled.
The line of Christmas club owners to-
day was varied one, including aged
women wrapped in shawls, fur.coated
young women from downtown offices,
clerks and messenger boys.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-22
FAVOR ITALIAN REGULARS.
As Garrison in Fiume But D'Annunzio
Continues Arrogant

Triest, Sunday, Dec 2l-Despite the
efforts to delay or cancel the proposed
plebiscite in Fiume on the question of
accepting the proposals of General Ba-
doglio, the Italian chief of staff, pro-
viding for substitution of Italian regu-
lars for the D'Annmzio force of occu-
patton, the vote after all was taken
and is reported to have gone strongly
in favor of accepting the proposal
DAnnumzio, however, declined to ac-
cept the result and declared he would
reserve the decision for himself. Ac-
cording to officials who had charge of
the polling, the vote was per cent in
favor Of occupation by Italian forces,
In a formal communique last night
"D'Amunzio announced his stand
against taking the plebicite, declaring
Irregularities had been found which he
considered to invalidate the vote.
According to advices from Fiume,
Signor Pedrazzi, the head of D'Annun-
zio's press bureau, rendered his resigna
tion to the poet soldier because of the
latter's failure to accept decision OF
the national council to abide by the
plebiscite, The messages quote a com
munique issued by D'Annunzio on the
resignation, reading:
"Signor Pedrazzi leaves as chief OF
the press bureau Of Fiume. | wish to
express my most profound regret and
hope that soon the reasons which led
him to withdraw will no longer exist.