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passing few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
X Demar Lieutenant Renfrew Is sta
toned at lei Paso. Texas-Nlrs. Il. r.
smith. who has been visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs j.. NJ. Carpenter, of Enosburg
rails, the last three weeks, has re-
turned home.-The Rev. and Mrs. w. r.
Price and Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Com
inEs attended the meeting of the Con-
eregational Church association at East
Fairfield last week.--Schools close Fri
day and there will he graduation exer-
cses in Rubees hall Friday evening
During the severe electrical storm OF
sunday night five cows belonging TO
r. II. Combs were killed by lightning
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parsons and two
children and Daniel Bradley Of New
York are at Bluebrd camp.-Mrs. Robert
Bruce and little nephew, Gilbert Jenne.
WHO have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Jenne. returned to their home in
Gardiner Mass
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WESTFIELD,

Mrs. Louis Atwood and Mrs. w J. At
wood of Boston are expected the last of
the week to visit Miss O. NJ. Atwood. -
Mesdames II. O. Miller and T.. H. Hitch
cock accompanied the Rev. w. G, Mac
farlane to the county meeting at Crafts
bury Thursday.-Judge and Mrs. Gilpin
went to Barton Thursday for the COM
mencement exercises, with Mrs. II. d.
Miller and Mrs. Lillian Wright as guests.
There were three former Westfeld resi-
dents in the graduating class.-There
were no services in the congregational
Church Sunday as the Rev. w. g. Mac
farane was i'll with the humps Maurice
Gray went to Waterbury and Burlington
last week. When he returned Sunday he
had runabout purchased there.-NIr and
Mrs. McCuen and family OF johnson spent
sunday with their daughter, Mrs Maurice
GraN.-Carl Miller was at home from
waterbury three days last Week.-Mrs.
Guy George of Masonville. Canada. came
sunday for a short visit at the home Of
her mother, Mrs. o. w. Bailey.-Mrs.
Brunei and two children from New York
State visited at George W Miller's last
week,-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maynard
spent Monday I'm Newport city,
Mrs. Timothy Sullivan returned to
her home in Manchester. n. H.,
Wednesday after spending week
with her mother, Mrs. Thomas Gilbert. -
Mrs. ID. j. Sheehan of Lyndonville has
come to stay till the return of her hus-
band, Major Sheehan. from overseas.
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Burnham of Norris
vile spent Friday and Saturday with
friends here.-Miss Ola Larock returned
Wednesday from spending 10 days with
relatives in bakersfield. Her father went
to his home in Hartford Conn.--The
Woodmen had a dance in their hall last
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JOHNSON

John l.. Moore and family have gone
70 Amherst, Mass. by automobile for A
few days visit.-Chester Saunders has
moved to the Hunt residence on Railroad
street.-Mrs. Mary Dickey. who has been
with her sister for the past three months,
returned Friday to her home in Post
Mills William Manchester has moved
from the Baptist parsonage TO the
Saunders house that he recently pur-
chased on Gulf street.-The Rev. l. T.
johnson of Yarmouth. Me. preached at
the Pentecostal Church here Thursday
evening. He intends holding his camp
! meeting here in August.-Mere son of
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Davis, who has been
| in France the past year. returned Thurs
day and gave a short talk at a meeting
| of Waterman lodge Thursday night
| Mrs. Harry Godfrey and daughter re.
| turned to Lynn. Mass. Friday.-F. G
Bicknell and family of Windsor were
called here by the death Of his mother,
Mrs. j. s. Bicknell, whose funeral was
held at the house. Friday.-Earl Tink-
ham has purchased Clark Dodge's in
terest in the Johnson Garage and begun
work there.
| Wilmer Patten has sold his Stebbns
farm to Brener brothers and is living
!
Main street.-The funeral of Mrs. j. S
Bicknell was largely attended from hel
late residence on Gulf street. The Rev
Mr. kruntz otficiated assisted by the
Rev |. r. Johnson. Interment was
made in Lamolle View cemetery.-Mrs
Gayland Davis has gone to Portsmouth,
! for few weeks.-Arthur Davis has pur-
chased the II. c. Parker residence or
lower Main street and will soon move
there from the old Allen stand.-Mrs
Frank Oher died Monday. She has beer
| In i'll health for some time.-Petel
| Alexander. who has conducted a fruit
and ice cream store. corner of Main anc
; Railroad streets has sold the same to
| syndicate. some members of whom are
interested in the Shattuck store at Eden
The Rev. +. G. French of Danville
preached the baccalaureate sermon to &
crowded house Of the Johnson higr
school. here Sunday evening Fired Gar
land was in Burlington last week.
Elbridge Pennock. who has been i'll foI
a few days, Is able to resume his dutie:
as engineer a the Buck saw mill
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FORESTDALE

\ pretty wedding took place at Grace
Church at seven o'clock Monday evening,
when Miss Grace Larock daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Adophus Larock and Floyd
Hayes. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Hayes of Goshen, We're married by tbs
Rev w. G. Weston. The bride was
gowned in white satin and carried white
carnations The bridesmaid, who was
Miss Dorothy Densmore of Springfield
wore blue georgette crepe The best
man was Kenneth Hayes. brother of the
groom. The flower girls were Blanche
and Carolyn Reed Mary and Floreuce
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LOWELL

John McAllister of Irasburg spent last
week in town.-Mr. and Mrs. Preston
Sheltra are the parents of a daughter.
Mary, born June IA. J. Clark of Hyde
Park visited his son, Lawrence. Sunday
at the home of his father-n-law, F.
Jacques. Mrs. II. W. Eaton of Hartford,
Conn. spent last week with her brother,
Or. W. \. Young.-Mr, and Mrs. C. w.
Cooke of st. Iohnsbury spent a few days
the first of the week with their niece
Mrs. w. f.. Shortsleeves.-Mrs. Jessie
Lockwood Of st. ,iohnsbury is spending
a few weeks with relatives and friends in
town-David Lafam of Stowe spent last
week with his grandson, Harold Stock
man.-Mrs. Cavs Toof of North Troy
spent the weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs l.. II. Sincair,-NIr. and Mrs.
Oscar McGregory Of Richford are in
town-Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Reynolds of
Aver. Mass. are visiting at Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Sawyer's and other relatives.-Miss
Mary Newton of Lowell Mass. is spend
ing the month with her brother, G. II.
Newton-A f. and A. W. Farman have
decided their farm to Mr. and Mrs. David
Burgess.-Among those who attended the
commencement exercises of Barton
Academy last week were DR.. w. A.
of Hartford, Conn, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
Yang, MIR. and Mrs. David Burgess. Mrs.
May Warner and Mrs. Nancy Richa rd-
SON Those from here who were
graduated were the Misses Marion Young
and E,lgie Warner.-Miss Marion Young
accompanied her aunt. Mrs. II, w. Eaton
10 her home in Hartford, Conn, Monday.
Mrs. :. j, Ssco and son, who have
been spending few weeks with her
mother. Mrs. II, n. Newton. went to
Troy Tuesday to visit relatives. From
there she will visit relatives in Newport
and return to her home in Bradford the
last of the week.--Mr. and Mrs NJ L.
Tillotson are the parents of a daughter
born June "A.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

Green and Ralph Murdy of New York
city are guests of Mrs. Edward "A. Golf
and II. Emmett Fay.-Asa Holmes and
family of sutton, Que, have moved into
Mrs Fred Farrar's tenement house on
Troy street.-Miss Alice Cross and Miss
Wnifred Cross have gone TO Burlington
where they will take a course in n bust
ness collece.-Mrs F. Nj. Flanagan has
gone to Mansonvile, Que, where she Will
visit at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
Frank A. Soule.-Mrs. John Mears OF
Newton Mass, is visiting at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. II. Il. Read.--Mrs
Ernest Jacob and two children went 10
south Troy last week Saturday for few
SAYS visit at the home of her brother, Il.
Wursthorne,
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CRAFTSBURY

Kenneth CoWles and party of friends
were taking a car ride Friday evening
on the Gulf road to Hardwick when in
passing team the car got too far off
the road and went down over the bank.
turning completely over and pinning one
of the party, Leonard Criggs. under the
car. 1t is understood he was not seri-
ously hurt. He was brought back to
North Craftsbury. where he received
treatment. The car was considerably
damaged and Mrs. j. D. Leavitt
were business visitors in Morrisville
Thursday.-Mrs. Anna Bartlette went
through a serious operation at the Mary
Fletcher hospital last Wednesday. Cliff
ford Bartlette returned from Burling-
ton Sunday.-H. o. Bartlette motored to
Burlington Sunday.-John Williams. of
Hardwick. lately from overseas, called
on friends in this town Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs Henry Fadden. of Hardwick, called
on friends in this town Sunday.-All the
district schools in town are to close
Friday.-The three-year-ol daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dunn is very i'll
from an abscess on her neck.-The an
nual meeting OF the Orleans Associate
OF Congregational Church was held at
the Congregational Church al North
anu suds eve
ming. The address given by the Rev
w. S. Beard, d. D.. of New York, was
especially interesting.
Childrens day was observed at the
Methodist Church sunday. The songs
and exercises We're of hiCh order and re-
hected much credit upon the committee.
The pantonline on Nearer My God to
Thee made a most appropriate close for
the service. Seventy-three remained for
the Sunday school The aim of the Sun
day school is to have an average of 10
through the summertime Rev. O, B.
Wells and family and Mrs. Wiley attend
ed the preachers meeting at Hardwick,
Tuesday.-The Ladies' Aid at Collins
willie held a social Wednesday evening at
the home of Mrs. Brown.-Epworth
League Sunday evening at Methodist
Church, subject character Building"
leaders Euna Anderson, Clemma CoWles
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BENSON

DR.. J. r.. Newton is ill-The health Of
fcer reports Is cases of measles in town.
Miss Marcella Radigan has COM
pleted her school term here and has re-
turned to her home in Castleton.--Mrs.
w. r. Jones of Rutland is visiting her
granddaughter. Mrs. Burt West.--Earl
Lockwood. who has been visiting in Town,
has returned to his home in Brandon. -
Emma King and Myrtle Munger are
visiting in town.-Harold Marsh is in A
critical condition at his home a the
Mills-Maud Howe. who attends school
in Poultney. is al her home here for
the summer.-Henry kemens Of Con-
nectcut is visiting az Harold Marsh's
home Mr.. Kemens is Just home from
overseas.-Arthur Munger has taken the
stage which goes to Fair Haven.
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sary preparations.-Mrs. Ella Adamss
auction last week was well attended but
the house was not sold.--E. F. Kibby at
tended the Masonic meeting at Burling-
ton last week-Children's day was OBJ
served at the Congregational Church Sun
day. Four young children were baptized.
Allen McMurphy gave an illustrated
talk on his Is months in France Friday
evening at the Congregational Church.
1t was well attended and much enjoyed.
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BINGHAMVILLE

The body of Merton Montague. whc
died at his home in WILLIAMSBURG, Mass.
was brought here for burial Friday
There were many friends and relative
from out of town to attend the burial
among them Leslie and Arthur Montague
of Albany, ~ Y, and Mrs. Elsie Shat
tuck of Burlington.-Nels Snide is il
with diphtheria
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

The graduating exercises OF the YER
mont School Of Agriculture and the ded-
ication of the new dormitory will take
place Friday and Saturday. 1t is eX-
pected Governor Clement. members of
the board of education. the board OF con-
troll eX-Prin. G. l.. Green and large
number of alumni will he present. A
large force is being employed in grading
up the campus and making the neces-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-06-19

flcers were elected: Regent, Mrs Helen
Peck; Vce-regent Mrs. Cora Young;
secretary. Mrs. May Weston; treasurer,
Mrs. Minnie Fletcher; registrar, Mrs
Ada Thomas; historian. Mrs. Jennie
Braley chaplain. Mrs. Lillian Briggs. The
state regent. Mrs. Harris Watkins Of
Burlington, was present and gave a very
interesting and inspiring address. After
the meeting tea served.
Charles Niles whose home is in
Brandon. but who is attending the
University of Vermont. was rendered
unconscious Saturday morning during
the severe electrical storm. He was
spending the week end at the home Of
Edward Wright east of the village and
was sitting on the porch Watching the
storm when a bolt Of lightning came
between him and large collie dog
lying on the ground just in front of
him. He was rendered uncons cious BY
the fash and the dog was unable to
walk for several hours There vas
no damage to the house or other build
ings.
The annual meeting Of the Brandon
graded school district was held in the
gymnasium of the high school building
Tuesday evening. The following officers
we're elected; Moderator, r. n. Far
rington clerk, F. w. Briggs; member
prudential committee for three years,
I =. F.. Whalen; auditors, A. !. Ives, F. F..
Kingsley and j. n. Whelden; treasurer.
F. w. Briggs. A tax Of sl9o on the
grand list was voted. discount of four
per cent. allowed If paid October l.
/ The class day exercises OF the hich
/ school we're held on the school lawn
| Wednesday afternoon The program as
4 DtN 49,
After the exercises at the school there
was baseball game on Winsow's field
between the different classes Of the
school. There was a large attendance.
There will be special meeting of Sill
yer Lake Lodge, No. ~. X of p, this
evening at eight o'clock. The rank Of
knight will be conferred on a large class
of candidates, after which refreshments
will be served.-Charles Elkins. acting
pay clerk on the L. s. s. Dixie, who
has been spending ten days at his homo
| here. has returned to his ship Mrs.
Elkins returned to Newport with him 10
remain for two months.-Lawrencs
| Chase and Milton Rowe. who are STU
dents at the University of Vermont are
At their homes here.-Leon Pollard Of
Burlington is visiting in town and attend
| ing commencement week exercises OF
the high school.-Dr. and Mrs. J. s.
Eastwood have returned from Atlantic
! City. y. j., where they have been for
several days. DR.. Eastwood attended a
meeting of the American Medical so.
| ciety-NIr. and Mrs. James H Whelden
went Wednesday to Boston where they
will spend several days visiting friends.
| Mrs. J. f. Bouris has received a ,ele-
gram announcing the arrival from over
seas of her husband at Camp Mills,
| y. Y.--Mrs. J. H. Dobinson went We'd
! nesday to Patchogue. L. l., tn spend
some time with her daughter. Mrs. Wall
ter Moors.
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Rutland County
BRANDON

Miss Mary Button is at home
from Andover Mass. where she is
attending Abbott Academy.-The annual
meeting of Lake punmore Chapter, d.
A. r., was held Wednesday June II at
the chapter house and the following Of
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Grand Isle County
SOUTH HERO

Mrs. Henry c. Cassidy of Springfield.
Mass, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Waterman at their summer camp at
South Hero
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FLETCHER.

Mr., and Mrs. Mike Boozan and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Flanders We're in Burlington
Wednesday .-Mr. and Mrs. f., RI Kinds
of Huntington and Mrs. G. +. Bixby Of
Cambridge visited at Ira Green's, Thurs
day-Ira Green was in Pleasant Valley
SATURDAY, where he set up a new De-
Laval separator which he sold NJ. l..
Ellsworth and sons
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-06-19
EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mr. and Mrs. Horace Jenne have
moved into the house they recently pur-
chased Of +, +. Young.-Choate Richard
son is confined to the house nv illness
Lieut.. and Mrs. Robert Renfrew are
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22

George w. Yule, formerly manager
of the Kolberg Bros. branch here, was
n Deming visitor last Friday.
John Buckley OF Hachita was trans
acting business In Deming last Friday
W. B. Stevens OF the Demlng News
Agency gave every soldier OF the 10Th
Cavalry u cigaret and a smile on the
occasion OF the recent visit Of the sold
iers TO Deming.
II. B. Baker Of the Deming- Bisbee
OIL and Productlce Co. made busi-
ness trip to FL Paso Thursday.
Frank w. Taylor left the city Friday
for Blsbee. Arlz. where, II is under
stood that he has arranged for the
sale Of large block OF stock In his
company to Arizona investors.
Regal shoes are better. Sold only
by The Toggery, Jack Tidmore.
]. b. Doyle, special agent for the de
partment Of justice, made an official
trip TO Columbus last Friday.
Clay Holland, who recently sold his
ranch near Mutt, was IN the city last
Friday transacting business connected
with the transfer OF his cattle inter-
ests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinney and their
son went to Hurely Friday.
George Barret and Mrs. Barret OF
Columbus were in Deming Friday.
s. L. Wynn was In Columbus Friday
on business.
T. H. Jones spent the weekend in
FL Paso.
Morris Nordhaus returned from Clif-
ton last Wednesday evening where he
was transacting business.
Afvan n. White, fromer superIntend-
ent Of state schools, but now practicing
law in silver City. was in Dcming last
Thursday.
Mrs. Il. II. Bickford returned from
Chicago last Wednesday.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22
LOCAL BRIEFS

The Parrish and Weatherred families
were stranded in their auto last Thurs
Jay returning from Elephant Butte
where they had been fishing. The car
is still In an arroyo.
Why don you try Graphic want ad
to rent that house. The past week the
Graphic has had numerous calls fo
houses.
Mrs. Charles Follingsbee Of Eufaula,
Okla, returned to her home by way Of
III Paso Friday after enjoying a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Howard.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22
Laande-Aken

Laande-Aken
]. NJ. Laande, formerly lieutenant
of the aviation corps, and Miss Jose
phine AIKEN. of Fort Worth, Texas,
were married by Judge B. NJ. Groves,
on July II at $50 p. m.
Those present were Frank w. Taylor
and Miss Elizabeth Taken, sister Of the
OF the bride. Mr.. Laande is with The
Deming Bisbee Oil and Production Co,
The couple viii reside at 324 $. Lead
avenue.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22

DIR. c. Il. Taylor of Erwin, Pa. is here
to visit with his sister, Miss Peggy
Taylor for two weeks.
Mrs. Mary Hudson and Mrs. Martha
q. Ament plan trip to the California
beaches In the near future.
Straw and Panama hats at a great
saving. The Toggery, Jack Tidmore.
Fred Miller was a visitor in the city
last Thursday form Lanark.
Archie Marshall is expected to ar
rive in the city the last OF the present
month from law school In Ithaca, n.
Y.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22

Arthur Glaesman of sutton n. ID. /,
h Deming.
The Rev. n. ]. Reasoner made frlT
to III Paso last Wednesday to trans
act business.
Sgt. B. Oient, who has been af Camp
Cody for some time, departed for his
new station at Fort Bliss last wednes-
day.
Mrs. X. J. Hutchins of Tyrone was
visitor in the city last Wednesday.
Heavy rains Of the past week have
put broad smile ON the face OF every
cattleman and farmer in this section
OF the country.
ii. II. Blackham made business trip
to FL Paso last Wednesday.
George Brownell, who has been with
the War Camp Community Service, has
gone to Douglas, Ariz., where he is to
be stationed in the future.
II. ID. Baker has gone to Bisbee, Ariz.
Miss Mary Burr and Miss Myrtle
Whitehill are visiting In Santa Rita,
having departed Wednesday.
Fritz Richter was In the city last
Wednesday form Fort Bayard enroute
to the Ranger oil field.
DIR. Swore planned to return TO his
work at Ardmore, Okla. the first OF
the week. He considers Mrs. Swope,
who recently underwent an operation,
to be out Of danger.
Walter Foster, Just returned from
overseas, Is here 20 visit Mr.. and Mrs.
]. ID. Henry.
Ed Moran made a business trip TO
Lordsburg last week.
Little Miss Maxine Moran, who un-
derwent a serious operation recently,
is reported doing as well as could be
expected.
A letter from Milton W. DePuy says
that he believes that the Graphic will
get over 1t. Said that he thought un-
Ill recently that all the old timers of
Deming must be dead. Milton you old
, flatterer.
Roy Bell, who was over seas with
the 34th Div, has returned to his
home here. He was discharged at
Camp Pike, Arkansas, and arrived
home last Friday.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22

Paul Larsh was visitor In the city
from Central last Thursday.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22

f. w. Riggle of the California Drill
ling Co. was in the city from los An
geles, Calf. last week TO confer with
Frank W. Taylor. president OF the
Deming- oil and Production Co.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22

LOST-Gold Watch at the Camp on
30. Return to Graphic office and re-
ceive reward. 45-2tp
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22

WANTED-You to phone 81 and let
us wash your feather pillows at 25c
each. They come out like new or bet
ter. EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22
BLAN KETS

We handle Blankets carefully and
give you prompt service.
Phone 81. Excelsior Laundry
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22

WANTED-You to ask our driver
about finished family work. We
can do your work to suit you. 10-11-4t
Excelsior Laundry.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-05-30
NAvleiTIoN IS MADE s,mPlE:
New Computing Machine Solves Ne.
ehanically Calculations Necessary
in Working "Sisht." H$>ys

Washington---A new cOmputingyma
chine used i'm the solution Of navtga-,
ton problems and applicable to aerial
navigatieR was the subject Of a. ne
port to the National Academy Of
Science. by DIR. Charles Lane Poor.
After explaining that the many at
tempts to solve all the problems of
navigatSsn by mechanical devices, or
by sets of plotted curves, had not been,
successful, Doctor Poor said the new
Saint kFflafre- method adopted by, the
principal navies Of the world lends it.
self rssNiily to mechanical solution.
Further, he said, computing ma
chine has been designed which solves.
mechanically the entire logarathmic
calculations necessary in working out
a 'tsaght" by this method. WIKI, this
instrument the calculations are &C
tually performed with a few direct.
simple movements. and with an &C
curacy equivalent to that obtained
with four.ptace logarithmic table. 4
In principle this instrument Is es-
sentially . circular slide rule. Its ac>
euracy is sufficient for .off shore
Bavigation on board ship and is an
pie for any work on ,airpianes, or air
ships. rs
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RECONSTRUCTION ON
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ings Stamps below their face value.
Brokers, it was found, were encour-
aging such sales.
The Memphis, Tenn, Chamber of
Commerce voted $500 to be used in
campaign to get jobs for soldiers.
Texas, among many other recon
struction movements, initiated one
intended to ''get the children back
to, school," -. ..}4,e--. a ~ b:
Vocational education, for crippled
soldiers Is being undeE-taken as a
public measure in many states In
Guiding Michigan. where all public
machinery is behind a statewide can
vass to find jobs that crippled SOL
diers can fill and to list them. 3.
In California, 5000 community
councils have. been organized to hunt
jobs for soldiers. A $4,000, 900
road bond issue is being discussed al
though several million. dollars al
ready is available for this work.
Seven hundred persons Joined
club to stimulate foreign trade Or
ganized by the Los Angeles Chamber
of Commerce. X. #tll
A big Americanization campaign
was begun early In Arizona, where
100000 are foreign born out Of a
Of $4,000. .,',rst:
Women's reconstruction commit
tees are being organized in some
southern states to give especial at
tention to child welfare. ,@Stlr