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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-02
Blue-and-W White
Cotton Table Cloths
and Napkins

From Japan, and much
smaller in price than they
are regularly-a welcome bit
of news to a good many
housekeepers who like them
for Summer use. The de-
signs are of iris, chrysan-
themum, cherry and bamboo.
The table cloths come in
eight sizes - from 30x3O
inches at 60c to 72x72 inches
at $3.
Napkins are 12x12 inches
and ST a dozen.
txesvth Floor. chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-02

Store Closes 5 P. M.
The June Sale of China and Glasswa
Sparkles With Advantage

This is just real Wananaker SALE
1t is Wanamaker sale in the character and variety of
the goods and in the relabeness of the economies.
The sparkle and richness and beauty of it very
appealing but is the practical side that matters and this
sale is full of real practical advantage to everybody who
needs dinner ware, cut glass inexpensive glassware.
Of French, English American and Japanese dinner sets
there magnificent choice economies averaging 25 per
cent.
A Notable Purchase
consists of 300 dinner sets of the highest grade semi
porcelain from English manufacturer to sell at the special
price of $3250 These in the bright charming border
decorations for which the English are preemnen full
selection of English dinner sets ranges from $25 S00no
set comprising less than 100 pieces.
French china sets from the best Limoges poteries are
in fine selection very moderate prcerom $3.50 $75
American dinner sets start at $40 for 100 pieces and go
up to $40
Japanese china dinner sets in the sale at $35 $7
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-02
Importers Clearance of Fine
Madeira Table Covers

For seekers after gifts of the
kind that a bride will treasure
these new Madeira table covers
provide a veritable feast. They
are an importers clearance and
are priced at a saving of one
third. Size 72 inches in diameter,
at $25 and $27.50 each.
Each cloth is of pure linen,
hand-scalloped and richly hand
(First FIoo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-02

embroidered in a handsome de-
sign.
Anybody looking for a less
expensive linen gift, however, will
be interested by a special lot of
real Madeira lunch sets that we
are now showing at very mod
crate price-$5.5O a set, for sets of
13 pieces, each piece neatly hand
embroidered.
GhcstnuD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-02
Women's New Serge Capes
With a Difference

Instead of the plain, straight
lines that follow the navy cape,
these newcomers have black
satin long scarf collar that
crosses in front to form a vest,
and there is a pretty foulard silk
(First Flc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-02
A Special Lot of
Rough Straw Hats
Untrimmed, 81

Lovely coral shades, soft
China blues and brighter
blues, rich deep purples, rose
shades, henna, brown and
black-this is the color list
of these charming new straw
hats.
They are in a becoming
shape, with broad, fiappy
brims and will make at
tractive Summer hats, for
they need but a bow of rib
bon or a wreath of flowers to
make them wearable.
And at 81 each they're re-
markably good for the price.
(second Floor, ChestnuD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-02
Mems Fine NelU Golf Suits
In the London Shop

We have been told that this is the most attractive showing
of golf suits in the city
There homespuns four-coor combinations herring
bone other chevos Harris tweed black and brown
fabric with red overpad fuzzy material rich heather
mixture.
Smart Norfolk suits with knckerbockers the coats having
pleats that permit perfect freedom of movement.
Prices $50 to $50
Linen and suits with long short
S1650 and $1S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-02

lining. In trocotine weave, black
or navy blue, $3.50.
Even more unusual and charm
ing is another serge cape which
ends in deep accordion pleating
and it has scarf collar with the
pleating on the end. This one is
$3.50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-02
The Cool Linen Suit Comes
Into Its OlDn Among
Young Women

these early Summer days, and
happy is she who possesses
one!
Many of our linen suits are
made in our own workrooms
and they are beautifully made
and finished. All are of pure
linen, firm and Of good quality,
(second Fl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-02

diamonds with sapphires, 1876
to S4700.
Moorish moon diamond
brooches. supposed to bring
good luck and happiness, $3.50
and $430.
Diamond bracelets, some al
ternating diamonds with sap
phires, S700 to $1425.
La Vallieres set with dia-
monds in exquisite designs,
$100 to $1275.
ut and Thirteenth)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-02
Store Opens 9 A. M.
Custom Has 1t That the Bridegroom Should
Give the Bride
Diamonn Jenelrp

There are also many rela-
tives and intimate friends of
the bride from whom such a
personal gift would be more
than welcome.
These are some Of the ia
vorite pieces chosen as we'd
ding gifts, and they are all
mounted in platinum.
Diamond circle or octagonal
brooches, some alternating
tJewelry Store, Che
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-02
ClearaWdy of Handbags
and Luggage

Silk and leather handbags
at SOC, 81, $1.25, So, $2.75 and
$3.75. Odd pieces reduced
from stock. All good styles
in black and desirable colors
(west
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-02
Mems Beautiful Shirts
of Taffeta Crepe

Silk shirts in many grades nowadays that w.t.
men buy them carefully 49,
The who wants really superb silk shirt, Of fine,
firm fabric rich distinctive design should these
tafeta crepe.
AS there only of each pattern the variety
is unusual.
Price $12.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-02
Three Fine $40 Oxfords for MeH

One style is of mahogany cordovan straight English
last with low, flat heel
Another is a dark tan cafskn wing-tip oxford with
numerous perforations.
The third is of dark brown dskn straight last with
a wide toe. ..4
90
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-02
Mems Sports Hats
of Uncommon Style

Silk poplip, silk and mohair the materials used Kan
they are in various serviceabe shades of gray. I'D
Being tailored all through these hats keep their shhr
WELL ~
Fine for motoring, golf and other outdoor sports.
Price $3.50.
Floor, Marke
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-02

N NOTHERS who couldn't
MI bring theiI children
~ in to the Little Hair
cutting Salon on Saturday
will find ii just as pleasant
and Just as, clean now.
(ThIrd Floer. Cisstnutl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-02

They have been more expensive
and were specially priced then,
so you will see they are uncom-
monty good values for the price.
Of checked surah silk, they are
in ack-blue.and.white effects,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-02

and near half price at their
present figures.
Travelling bags and suit
cases, $9.75 to S1S.75. Some
reduced from stock and others
specially purchased. All about
factory cost.
aisle)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-02
Girls Checked Silk Dresses
Reduced to $11.5O

and are made in youthful, at
tractive style with pleated skirts,
wide sashes and soft, snowy
Georgettte frills at the neck and
sleeves.
6 to ID year sizes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-02

1t presents gorgeous selection of fine crystal in beaut
fully executed cuttings 25 so per cent less than normal
prices.
What opportunity for gift seekers Hundreds and
hundreds of pieces from 81 for bonbon dish to $400 for
superb lemonade bowl.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-02
Excellent NeU
Chinese and MOslIL
Rugs-Specially
Priced

The Chinese pieces are in
sizes 4x7 to 6X9 it,, with
fields of blue relieved by
characteristic figures in ecru
and other contrasting shades.
The prices marked on these
pieces are remarkably low, es-
pecially now that the scarcity
is so pronounced, with no i'm
mediate prospect of an increase
in supply. We have priced
them at $3.50 to $125.
The Persian Mosuls are also
quite exceptional at the prices
-$27.5O to $35. These are very
good, serviceable weaves in
sizes 3.6x6.6 to 7 feet.
(seventh Floor, Chestnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-02

and in addition to white and
oyster, there is pink and blue.
Sports models-but several
different styles, some with
pinch backs, some with pleats,
some with belts, some in yokes.
$50 to $37.50-14 to 20 year
sizes.
rt..nt..aN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-02
Notes for Housewives
and Gardeners

It's a year of luxuriant vege-
tation-and of equally luxuri-
ant insect-pests; consequently,
it's an excellent thing to begin
early. to save the foliage of
trees and shrubs. Here are
some of the means to that
end:
Magic sticky tree-cord for
banding trees to prevent the
caterpillars' ascent. 80 feet to
the can, 25c.
Dry arsenate of lead in sift-
er-top can, for trees, vines and
shrubbery, 35c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-02
r OUSEHOLDERS who
n are bemoaning their

are bemOaning their
lack of wardrobe or
closet room may not know
that we will accept mems
Winter clothing and wOmeR's
cloth coats as well as furs for
storage.
Telephone Filbert l.
{Thsrd Fiooy, centrai) +.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-02
Boys and Girls Band at 8
Organ at IL, 11:55 and 4:50
Chimes nc Noon
WANAMAKER'S
GUS June We All Feel Like Putting Our Best Foot ForlUnr
1t Is With Great Pleasure
That We Commence June

beginning the first week of the new month with
gladness for the thousands of working people in
Philadelphia and New York.
All the Saturdays of July and August the Store
will be closed and they will have their usual holidays
according to the usual regulations averaging two
weeks and over, in addition to the Saturdays.
July 4th Independence Day
July 5h Saturday all-day Holiday
July 18th Saturday all-day Holiday
. July 10Th Saturday all-day Holiday
s$ July 26th Saturday all-day Holiday
August End Saturday all-day Holiday
August 9th-Saturday al-day Holiday
August 16th-Saturday al-day Holiday
August 23rd-Saturday all-day Holiday
August 30th-Saturday all-day Holiday
Please note that the holiday means real holiday,
without Withdrawal of pay.
To this month of June with roses and wedding
bells everywhere please add the anticpatiOns of we'll
earned holidays and of the extra free Saturdays
which we were the first to inaugurate in this city
years ago.
Our shorter hours, 9 to 5, were commenced in
January, that all people have had three hours
week less labor, and patrons have been much
pleased with this consideration for our employees.
]. ). .. '''''''' T&a~A<
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-02

Showerbath weather is here
and the bathroom is one of the
most attractive rooms, IN the
house when properly fitted up.
Showerbath sprays with rub
ber brushes, ready to attach to
the faucet in the tub, So.
Liquid soap holders, $2.25.
Liquid soap for use in the
holder, h-gallon, 81; / gallon,
So.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-02

Preserving time never was
more important and some of
the things which make for sue
cessful york of that sort are
Preserving kettles; white
porcelain lined, $1.15 to $3.25;
gray agate, 81 to $3.50.
Wanamaker Cold Pack can
ners, So.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-02

(First Floor. CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-02

Bug-Death used dry or mixed
with water for roses and other
things is zoe, the pound can.
A liquid spray which is a
champion for plants and shrub
berry is 65c.
Hand-sprayers for the appli-
cation of insecticides are SOC
and $1.25.
Tank sprayers with COM
pressed air force, 81 to $10.50.
Half-barrel truck sprayer,
$28; full-barrel truck sprayer,
$40; bucket sprayer, So to $14.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-02

Second Floor, Chestnutl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-19
N0TAS FORANEAS
KERMESSE A BENEFICIO
DEL SANTUARIO DE
SAN ANTONIO

lCor-espoa6er,eia especicI pG-n LII PRENSA)
EAGLE PASS, Texas. Octubre IS.
La "Sociedad Hijas de Maria" de es-
ia ciudad, ha orgsnizado para el do
mingo, manana, n gran kcrmesse
cue Sc efectuara en- ell jardin del sa-
lon de San Agustin, a las $50 P. NJ.
destinandose los productos liquidos pa
ra contribuir a los gastos que deman
da la fundacion del Seminario Cato
leo de San Antonio.
Una gran variedad de puestos sc
han arreglado en- el Iugar indicado,
habiendose adornado con guirnaldas
~ farolillos japoneses Y venecianos
que dan al Sitio IN aspecto encanta-
dor.
Las p~rincipales senoras, sehoritas y
caballeros &c esta ciucaG tomaran par
tie en- Ia Kermesse, atendiendo a los
puestos. entire los que sc cuentan los
s%iguientes:
BANCO. Sras. a. NJ. de Cara, R. G.
VIDA. de Hoyos, NJ. F. de Valdes, P.
NJ. de Z1niga; Sehoritas Amalia A
rredondo, Jacoba Tijerina; Senores:
J. 4. Cara, = Sr. Valeriano Valdes.
RESTAURANT: Sras. S. V. de Ri
ddle, A. D. Perez, NJ. P. de Fernan-
dcz, R. E. de Master, F. G. dc Falcon,
NJ. N. de la Fuente; Sehoritas. Ca
talina Santos. Acacia Arredondo, Gel
sa Rodriguez, Josefa Ocejo, Rosa Pa
dilla, Cecilia de Lara, Guadalupe
Estrada; Senores: Edmundo Riddle,
y Martin Perez.
NIEVE, CHOCOLATE Y CAKES:
Sras. Z. NJ. VIDA. de Santos. J. H. de
Careaga, A. J. de Lagrange, G. A. de
Garcia, NJ. L. de O~livares; Senoritas
Guadalupe Cara Mendoza, Elena
Hernandez, Ana Enderle, Maria Gee
10, Pura McLemore; senores. S. Mar
quez Y j. Careaga-
CONFETTI: Sras. D. T. Sepulveda,
S. G. de Estrada. C. NJ. de Elosua, R.
G de San Miguel, NJ. S. de Puron;
Senoritas. Elena Careaga, Maria Der
ia Gonzalez, Consuelo Falcon, Virgil
MIA Padilla, Leonor Letulle, Filomena
Riojas, Maria Nc Lemore; Senores J.
S%epulveda y N. Elosua.
JUZGADO CIVIL: Sras. E. S. dc
Guerra, J. G. Vda. de Hoyos, C. NJ,
de Gonzalez Trevino. NJ. G. de Rodri'
guez: ~Senoritas, Ana Tijerina, An,
! gela Careaga, Maria Asuncion Gar,
"a Mendoza, Rosa Santos. Sr. Juez,
Carlos Guerra; testigos senores Pa
bio Rodriguez, Armando Arredondo,
RITA. S~enoritas, Margarita, San,
tos y Mercedes CARA Mendoza; Sc
nor Antonio Tijerina.
GITANAS. Senoritas Josefina Nc
Lemore y Maria Gonzalez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-19
LA COMPANIA CAUSSADE DE
LEON EN- BROWNSVILLE.

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Octubre
1S.-Con un teatro lleno Sc efectuo
anoche ell debut en- esta ciudad de Ia
compania de Operetas Vienesea y
Zarzuela "Caussade de Leon, habien
do constituido Ia function IN Verdade-
70 exito artistico Y pecuniario. La
Compahia, en- Ia que figura Ia Prime
"a Tiple Carmen Caussade de Leon y
ell Baritone Angel de Leon, debuto
con la obra de Lehar: FL Encando de
IN Walls, en- la que tanto los mencio-
nados artistas, como las tiples Laura
Miranda Y Catalina Rojas Vertis y
los artistas Roberto Escalera Y Fran
cisco Navarrete, lucieron sus faculta-
des Y cosecharon nutridos aplausos.
La Compania trabaja en- ell Teatro
Dreamland, ,siendo la Empresa Ell pro-
pic director del cuadro Y Ell propieta-
rio del teatro, Mr.. Young.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-19
De MONTERREY, NUEVO LEON
FL cink es beneficiado en- Saltllo y aprovechado por la In
dustria regiomontana.-Se acepto la renuncia come AL
calde 10. Juan Garcia, quien no reconoce como go
bernador de Nuevo Leon a Jose E.. Santos.-Es nuevo
Alcalde 10. Domingo VaIdes Llano.

MONTERREY, N. L., octubre IA
Ell Ing. Francisco E. Salas Lopez, ge-
rente de Ia International Ore and
Smelling Company, de Saltillo, ha OBJ
tenido IN triunfo en- Ia industrial fun
didora, beneficiando ell metal de cine
Y fernando la primera barra en- el
pals. Ha tocadc a Coahuila ser el pr
mer Estado de Ia Republica que be-
neficia este mineral en- forma, y a Ia
ciudad de Monterrey Ia satisfaction
de aplicarlo Embellishments q u in
dustrias, en- vez de que Ia empresa
saltillense 10 exporte al extranjero.
La Fundici6n de Fierro Y Acero de
esta ciudad, esta montando una fabri-
ca de laminas Y clavos, en- cuya gal
vanizacion empleara ell cine que aho-
"a lie proporciona la compania fundido
"a de Saltillo.
FL Ing. Salas Lopez fundio ell me-
tai de cine en- el homo mas pequcno
de los que tiene Ia empresa, Y para
este objeto fueron traidos de Belgi-
ca ingerieros Y obreros belgas que
desde hace dos meses estan trabajan
do a las 6rdenes de la Cha coahuilen-
Sc. los mismos con los q nuestros O.
breros han comenzado 81 aprendlza-
ie de la nueva industrial, como 10 hi
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-19
PIDEN Sc REDUZCAN LOS DERE'
CHOS DE IMPORTATION
SCBRE Ell AZUCAR

Del Serrieio Especial DC Ia PRENSA.
MADRID, Octubre lei Coml-
te de comerciantes de azucar Sc ha
dirigido al gobierno ]pidiendole que
reduzca los derechos de Importation
sobre este articulo con ell objeto de
estimular Ia Importation de el, pues
de no hacerlo asi hahra ~indefectible-
mente una escasez que puede ser pc
ligrosa para el pals.
e. gobierno, tratando de evitar
Tue llegue a sobrevenir la anuncia-
da Z ha dictado medidas que
tienen a la persecution de los que
especulen con la azucar o Ia oculten
con e. fin de especular con ella mas
tarde.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-19
NWevo Inspector General
de Policia.

Ell tenientc coronel Everardo de
la Cara Sc hizo cargo de la lnspec,
ci5n General de Ia Policia de la clu-
dad, en- sustituci6n de Isaac Galvan,
que desde hacia algun tempo venia
desempenando ell cargo. Al nuevo
Inspector 10 nombro personalmente ell
g~obernaGor jose Santos, de qulen es
amigo V partidario, segun 10 denlostro
en- las pasadas elecciones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-19
Sc nombr6 nHepn Alculde.

En- seguida Sc procedi6 al nombra-
miento de nuevo Alcalde, para 10
cual los municipes Sc co~nstituyeron
en- Cclegio Electoral. Sc tomo la vo-
tacion secreta, Y result6 electo por
mavoria de votes ell ciudadano Do
mingo ValdGs Llano, contra tres vo-
tos que pertenecieron al ~ciudadano
Emilio de la Cara.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-23
ave Problems are Now
Confronting the Peace
i Conference
PARENT DEADLOCK
Situation Dispatches Report is
Regarded Serious and
Uncertain

WASHINGTON, April % The
hlinistration officials We're ad-
led in confidential cablegram
m Paris that in consideration of
l problems confronting the Peace
Inference, such as Italy's Adriatic
Inns and question of alliance to
btect France from future aggres-
|n, President Wilson would take
faction which might in the slightest
kree jeopardize the League of Ma
hs or conflict with it's fundamental
hciples. The message was a reply
cablegram of inquiry regarding
Presidents attitude toward the
Efet alliance which, according to
tain Paris newspapers, contem-
led special defensive pact to
entered into by France, England
United States The outcome of
apparent deadlock over Italy's
&'iatic claims is awaited Ill Cliicial
&rters with evident anxiety. The
hation as pictured in press des-
}ches is regarded as serious, and
Ire was no message from Paris
terday or today, similar to those of
i week reporting gratifying pro-
ss at the Peace table.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-23
MUSEUM NOTES

Some interesting articles from Bull
garia which have just been loaned to
the Museum by Miss Mary L. Wheeler
are grouped in the special esxhibit
case near the entrance door. All will
be attracted by the fine hand en-
broideries and fabrics made by the
people of Bulgaria. The coins and
stamps are especially interesting. A
shell picked up just after the siege
of Adrianople and decorated with an
engraving of Mosque Of Sultan Selim
II is one of the articles. The children
will be delighted with the bright
Easter egg colored and decorated in
Bulgaria The national colors and
some cards giving scenes in Bulgaria
complete this special exhibit.
The birds are fast returning from
their winter sojourn in the south. The
list since last report is:
Yellow-bellied sapsucker, belted
kingfsher, April 8; cedar waxwing,
April II; great blue heron, April 12;
Savannah sparrow, April ID; winter
wren, golden-crowned kinglet, purple
finch, hermit thrush, April 16; chip
ping sparrow, April 10; sparrow
hawk, red-shouldered hawk, white
crowned sparrow, Wilson thrush,
April 20.
The flower list now numbers 16
species, the largest list ever recorded
here on April %. The additions the
past week are:
Red maple, plantain-leaved sedge,
dandelion, coltsfoot, spring beauty,
and blue cohosh, April Is; American
elm, April 18; loose-fowered sedge,
round-leaved violet, April 10; trailing
arbutus and Sellirk's violet, April 22.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-23
Governor Clement, General Johnson, Major
Goodall and Many Other Prominent
Vermonters Present
GENERAL EDWARDS PINNED MEDALS ON
BREASTS OF VERMONT BOYS AND OTHERS
A Regrettable Feature Was That 500 Vermont Boys
On New Jersey Were Not Present
At the Ceremonies

BOSTON, April 23-As far as the
Vermonters who are in Boston this
week are concerned the big event of
the week took place at o'clock Tues
day afternoon when the divisional re-
view was given to the governors of
the New England states at Camp
Devens, in which the 26th Division
of which the Vermont boys are
part paraded before the governors.
One of the most interesting features
of the afternoons entertainment was
the decoration of the boys who have
been awarded medals for bravery
during their service in France and
who have not been able to get these
because of one reason or another.
General Edwards in the presence of
the governors and attending del
egations pinned the medals to the
breasts of the Vermont boys and 9TH
ers in the division.
The ceremony Tuesday afternoon
was very much like that which took
place when the governor of the state
reviewed the National Guards only
that it was on a divisional scale in
stead of the regimental plan Gem
eral Edwards was in attendance as
were several other Northeastern de-
partment officers. The decoration of
the colors of the regiment in the di-
vision was also done. One of the re-
gretful features of the afternoons
entertainment was that some over
500 of the Vermont boys who are on
the New Jersey expected Wednesday
morning could not participate in the
ceremonies.
Governor Clement and party left
the Parker house at II o'clock in
three automobiles. They were driv-
en- to the grounds where they visited
the personal officers of the division
after which they were shown the
courtesies of the camp by officers of
the cantonments. In the governors
party were Major and Mrs. Harvey
E. Goodall; General and Mrs. Fl. T.
J Johnson and Miss Helen Johnson of
Watertown. Others invited to attend
the affairs were Capt. and Stephen
Cushing, John T. Cushing; Col. w.
G. Cooley, Capt. E. w. Gibson, Ma
jor Lynn Taylor, Col. ]. G. Estey,
while others who did attend were Ma
ior H. r. Jackson, A. B Simonds, A.
R. Finnegan, J. J. Flynn, F. E. Frer-
er, F. H. Wells and F. B. Wells of
Burlington.
Private Goodell of White River
Junction carried the Vermont flag
which was one of three that appeared
CONTINUED on page 81