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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-02-01
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Brief Reviews and Notices
Catholic Encyclopedia Supplementary
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Catholic Encyclopedia Supplementary
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The Editors of The Catholic Ency-
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tanning revisions OF the articles on
Canon Law, additional material and
some new articles, in accordance with
the new Code.
The Encyclopedia contains a COM
plete treatise on Canon Law. 1t has
over 400 articles on Canon Law proper,
an article on every notable Canonist,
and numerous other articles giving the
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Many of the articles in Canon Law
were written after parts of the Code
had already been published, and these
need no revision. All the others are
now made to conform with the new
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The new supplement will be useful
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MONS|GNOR O'GRADY DIES
NOTED PRIEST CT NEW JERSEY
WORKED FOR POOR.

The Rt Rev. Monsignor John II.
O'Grady, for thirty seven years rector
of ST. Peters Catholic Church, New
Brunswick, n. j., died suddenly on
January Is. He was born in Dover,
N. J., on July 8, 1849, and was or
dained when twenty-five years old.
Mgr. OGrady was connected with
ST. Peters parish for forty-three years,
and during that time won the respect
and esteem of all with whom he came
in contact. The rank of Dean was
conferred upon him by the late Bishop
O'Farrell, and he was made a .Domes-
tic Prelate with the title of Monsignor
by Pope Leo XIII. He was noted for
his work among the poor, and his
loss is a severe blow to the Church
and State.
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DIOCESE OF DULUTH

Duluth: The Right Reverend Bishop
celebrated Pontifical Requiem Mass in
the Cathedral on January %, for the
repose of the soul of the late Bishop
McGolrick.
Clerical Changes: The Rev. NJ. j.
Cummins, assistant at the Cathedral,
has been appointed assistant to Father
Lemire at Cloquet The Rev. VIM.
Powers, the newly appointed Rector
of the Cathedral, arrived last Tuesday
to take up his duties. The Rev. John
Limmer, of Cloquet, has been appointed
to succeed Father Powers at Virginia
The Rev. Joseph Quillien recently re-
turned from France where he was a
K. C. chaplain. He has been appointed
pastor of Biwabik and Aurora. Rev.
A. l.. Dufresne has been transferred
from Biwabik to St. Matthias.
Collection for Pope: The collec-
ton taken up in the Diocese Of Duluth
for the Holy Father was as follows:
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OUTSIDE THE CITIES.

Springfield: The memorial commit
tee of this town is planning upon the
erection of suitable memorial to the
soldiers from the village and vicinity,
who served during the world war.
Rev. Francis Rant, pastor of st. Rap
hael's Church, has been appointed
president of the committee.
Sleepy Eye: The annual meeting
of the Catholic Ladies' Sewing Circle
of st. Mary's parish was held on
Thursday, January 20, at the club
rooms in ST. Mary's School. Business
of the past year was reviewed and
plans for this years. activities dis
cussed. Officers were elected as fol
la~4.ssss q narnafnf Rev LANES KLEIN:
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The Bishops Letter.
Reverend dear Father:
Your attention is directed to the
Encyclical Letter of His Holiness
Benedict XIV The translation of the
complete text is as follows:
To the Patriarchs, Archbishops, Bish-
ops and other Ordinaries of the
Catholic World:
That for which the whole world has
long sighed; which Christianity has
implored with such fervent prayers,
and for which We, too,S interpreter of
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-02-01
MINNEAPOLIS.

Pro-cathedrai OF ST. Mary: The
Rosary Society gave reception in the
auditorium of the school last Monday
evening. 1t was the first occasion on
which the auditorium has been used
for any purpose except the Red Cross
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-02-01

more than a year ago. A patriotic
program reused much enthusiastic APP
plause. A recitation by Miss Mar
garet Lynch, and campfire scene
with the songs they sang "over there"
seemed to awaken special interest.
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FOR IRISH FREEDOM

Last Sunday the Friends, of Irish
Freedom organized a society in st.
Peters parish, Sisseton, South Dakota.
Signed resolutions were forwarded to
New York The pastor isl Rev John
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12
Robos misteriosos
en- la Plaza Provision Co.
Dos dependencies apareccn
complicados en- eI asuuto


Ell sabado diez dc los corricntcs fu6
jurada en- San Juan una dcnuncia con-
ira los .j6vencs Agustin Pesantc, natu-
raj dc Aiiasco, c Hilario Hernandez. ma.
tural Gle Mayagiicz, ambos cmplcados
de Ia conocida mercantil de esta capt.
tai: Plaza, Provision Co.. en- donde
desempenabau cargos de shipping
clerks. A estos j0vcnes, el uno dc 18
amos, cl otro dc 2l sc les acusa dc
hurto. Dcsdc hacia tempo vcnian no.
tando los altos empleados de la men
cionada mercantil la misteriosa dos
aparicion de bultos, cajas y MORGAN
cias de valor, sin que hubiera explica-
ci6n satisfactoria alguna.
Uno de los dependencies mas anti
guos dc la casa Nse puso en- vigilancia
el dia siete de mayo, y observe con ojo
de detective la forms en- que sc hacian
!os despachos y embarQues los ca
rreros y chauffeurs de los trucks =
cue habriap dc partir hacia la, isla.
Noto que uno de los shipping clerks
habia ordenado uno de los carreros
.allez esrgara una GAIA dc potes de- ls-
che condcnsada Sin estar este hsllto
con la dcDida contrassiia. AL otro dia
e de mayo) not6 que salian dos ca
jas mas de potes de leche coiidensada
sin que tuvieran la debida marca de
cmbarque.
Inmediatamente sc dio parte a la
Secreta, los detectives Sierra Fe-
lipe Ferrer iniciaron una seria iilveS-
tigacion para trazar la ruta que habian
seguido aqucllas cajas de leche, Quien
eran vendidas, quien las cargaba. Quie-
mes eran los que asi sc beneficiaban con
los intereses de la casa.
No tard6 mucho ne que los sagaces
detectives dieran con una de las cajaS
en- la tienda de Ventura Gerena de
Puerta de TERRA, duien habia sido
vendida por mitad de precio. Las dos
cajas restantes fueron encontradas en-
los muelles del vaporcito de catafio.
Interrogado el nuevo duciio de las
cajas de leche Sc supo que habian sido
vendidas por dos de los dependencies
de la Plaza Provision, y estos Gran
NADIA menos que Agustin Pesahte 9
Hilario Hernandez, los shipping
clercks''.
De inquisiciones practicadas por nues-
tro reporter Sc sabe que el procedi-
miento usado para estos robos, era el
siguiente: entire los bultos que Gran en-
tregados a los ''chauffeurs que iban
para la isla Sc diveftian algunOs, sin
contrasefia, nj NADIA. Cuando Ell truck >
llegaba a determinado sitio( por 10 ge-
neral en- los mueIles de Valdes) tin0 de
los clerks ordenaba al chauffeur"
que bajara ciertos bultos con ei obje-
to de que no ''perdieran la lanOha que
iba para Bayam6n'', cualquier otra
mentira por Ell estilo. Hecho este, Sc
lie hablaba a un zagaleton de color ne
gro para que ofreciera los articulos en-
venta los pulperos de Puerta de Tie
rra.
Los detectives Ferrer y Sierra han
jurado denuncia ante Ell fiscal y este
les ha sefialado los presuntos autores
del robo $1O0 de fanza cada unc, por
la libertad provisional. Ambos SO han
confesado culpables en- Ell hearing
preliminar, y Sc inculpaban reciprocal
mente de la tremenda responsibilities
que ha recaido sobre ellos. FL jefe de
la PLAZA Provision Co.. les fa des-
pedido deshonrosamente del trabajo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12

INFoRMEs DE LA ''RED D LINE

Ell vapor Santiago de Cuba" trajo
100 cajas dulce de guayabas, 100 cajas
de dulce de pima en- pasta y carga ge-
neral. Sali6 para Ia Habana con 5000
sacos de arroz primera y 2o0O sacos
dc care -ssrrsssr ssg nbs.srse
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HA MUERTo Ell PREsIDENTE il
MENEZ

En- la tarde del sabado recibimos Ell
siguiente radiograma:
''Falecio ell Presidente Jimenez" >.
Y la hora de cerrar la presente edi-
cion, ninguna otra noticia nos ha lle-
gado referente la muerte del Magis-
trado.
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ALEMANlA DICE QUE NO ACEPTA Ell TRATADO DE PAZ
ENERClCA PRQCLAMA Al PUEBLO

BERLIN mayo 1o-Tan pronto lego de Versailles ell
correodplomatco Won Bismarck Traado
Acnana ENTENTE reunio ell gobierno
presidido por Ebert.
Despues de horas viva discussion, que ton,o
parte e conde Brockdo
tranieros presdene Delegation que
saes acod6se digr procaa pueblo aean para
ponder ella a los termnos del Tratado
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12
Ell PUEBLO FRANCES NO PUEDE SOPORTAR
A DIJRA GARCIA OLE SORE

PARIS mayo 1o-En los ataques dirigidos por
toda la prehsa de Repbca hace que terminus
han sdo redactadas las bases de la obgan Ale
mania pagar debe, todo ell costo de guerra.
La RepubIca francesadcen los perodicos-tendra que
sopoar la mas dua caga de la conagacon carga que
de clENTo SETENTA MIL MLLONES DE FRANCIS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12
LA CLAUSULA FINANCIERA-DICE Ell GOBIERNO FRANCES
ES CENSURADA UNIYERSA ALMENTE

- PARIS mayo 1o-Los perodicos de toda la Repubca fran
han enpezado hacer capaa gran energa
ira agunos terminus del Tratado muy especiaente
la cauuIa nanciera que sera la ruinadicede Repubca
Esa causuIa hara-dce ell ECHO De PARIS-que Traado
objeto de universal censura.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12
AUSTRIA FRENTE A ALEMANIA

VIENA, mayo 10.-La Camara ha desistido de Ia union
Austria Aemania consdear verdadera ocu
unirse una nac6n que ha sdo sometida por ell Tatado
rribes condlcionss.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12
LAS CONDICIONES IMPUESTAS SON COMPLETAMENTE
INADMISIBI ES

IA ESTREcHA UNION DE ToDoS-AFIRMA EBERT
VI ES Lo UNIco QUE PUEDE SALVAR A ALEMANIA'
BERLIN mayo 1oEn la procana al pueblo, afirma Ebert
que los terminus de la compeamente nadmsbes para
Ia nueva Aeana de tai modo puede acepaIos
de resgnarse gurar 1nca nacon paria
los pneblos bresedel nundo. y 80, SO
ia estfecha union del pueblo Ell Cobiernoagrega
Ebses 10 dnicc saVard Aemana actual apoca-
tipsis'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12
LOS QUE DICE EBERT ACERCA DEL TRATADO

BERLIN mayo 10-Afrma tamben Federico Ebert que,
Scuerdo las ausuas del Tatado de escIavar
tabaadces alemanes, quedaran sometdos spre
los capitalists extranieros
En- las clausuas de la paz-aade Ebert-han sdo compile
tente fseados los caOrce 6 ell presdene Wilson
para poner fin la guerra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12
ri, GOBIERNO TEUTON PROPONDRA UNA PAZ ESTABII

BERLIN mayo 10-EI Presidente de Ia RepubIca aIemana
dice contestant los t6rmnos de la
nacones bases estpue derecho que
sea la 1nca duadra la concoda entire todos
los pueblos del mundo.
Este-agrega-tendra que oividar 10 pasado la "Lga
de las Naciones debe correspondent mission
hcFdas que
surja la ammonia. perenne.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12
CnbLegrnnns de 'sEI Mundo -
ODE RUEsTRos CORRESPONDENTS EsPBCIALEs)
POR CABLE NCLES.
PoR CABLE INcLEs.

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1912 Of the following cables p L.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12
FRANCISCO SOTO GRAs

Participa sus clientes y amigos
que dlrante los tres meses del We
rano. solamente, estara ausente en-
los Estsdos Unidos.
su bufete v notaria continuara su
curse ordinario, atendiendo los asun-
tos pendientes y que Sc le confien
Ell Lcdo. Ramon Siaca, Jr. Adv.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12

WASHINGTON, mayo 11.-EI domingo H. "Dia de las
Madres presdente Wilson ha ordenado odo
empavesados los edco pbcos adornados
banderas Sc supca todos los hombres
rina al eiercito que escriban a madres. !
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12
SITUACION GRAVE DEL GOBIERNO DE Los "SOyIETS' D
HUNGRIA

coPENHAcUE mayo 1o.-Esperase por momentos que
copado e gobierno "boshevLi" h1ngaro.
Las troPas rumanas checo-esIavas apean modo
Budapest que endci6n haa espera muchas
horas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12

Mas Cablegran,as
SERVICIO INALANNRRICO

True translation filed with the Postmaster San
1912 Of the following cables required by Reg
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ESPANA ESTA PASANDO POR UNA TREMENDA c

MADRID, mayo 1oLos dem6cratas han acordadO unirse
todas las potestas que suan contra Ell gobierno de Maua
que puede resistir la grave situaci6n
e seor Vanueva a decarado que amas pas6 Espaha po
oytIoo angustosos momentos como los Presentes
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12

Semana de "tristeza" decretada en- AIemania.-
Los progresses de la Aviacion.--H Emprestito
de la Victoria cubierto con exceso. .--Se harah
nuevos alistamientos de marineros sodados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12

Oemana de trlSteZa decretada en- Alemanla.--
Los progresses de la Aviacion.- Emprestito
de la Victoria cubierto con exceso.--Se haran
nuevos alistamientos de marineros soldados.
WASHINGTON, mayo 11-EI domingo H. como "Da de las
presdente Wilson que los barcos
epavesado pbcos adornados con
banderas Sc upca odo los hombres pertenecicnes
G'S'0 ~ ~~-~M .."N''' g.o ~v,
WASHINGTON. mayo 11-EI general Barnett con,andants
del Marine Corps ha nstrdo los ociales encargados
eclutacon que aisten EN- las las los mtaes marneos IL
cencados umaente, perodo de
e los cales servifan Europa Al emnak periodic
untaro queran renuncar 10 podrdn hace brementc al
regresar a los Estados Unidos. l&s4 .4 II
WAshINcToN mayo EI aln, n cosvic. ofcial
Victoria Gel DESTROYER u habja 81,
la bahia de Nueva York. las
adstcas extraofcaes anunciaban Ell pnate del Epes
tito haba sdo acanzado va la nac6n Etbaco sa6
Francisco empezar campaHa Emprastto Victoria
veocidad por suscripcones que
Sc hacian hasta que lego Nueva York. a'@ /,
BERLIN mayo 11-EI coberno aIeman ha decretado una
de TRlsTEzA para ell pueblo con motive de las condco
paz, que obgado La sen,ana enpeza
domingo Los baies cabaos uegos p1
bcos toda case de vodades eran suspenddas duan
semana.
WASHINGTON mayo 11-El quinto ' dtimo emprestito
popular ha recbdo suscrpciones pura los os
das notaba certa ncertdmbrc cas que aprox
maban total peo durane ULTMo da las suscrpco
haba sido cuberto. tempo anuc6 que solo
bIones y medic serian aceptados. sg.a
sf
WASHINGTON mayo 11--E Ministero de Ia Marina de
Guerra anuncia que los aeropanos n1mero guados
los comandantes Patrick BeInger John H. Tower
mnado la prmea ornada de vuelo trasaanco E
te Belnger lego Tresspassey Bay las dos
minute de la tarde de hoy hora de Nueya York E
dante Towers lego las treina Abo aeroplanos sae
de Halifax las ocho de la maana E n1mero
avea hece que hubo de vover puno parda
EI nGmero avanzo sin dicutades Sc
ROYERS que sen 10 mas possible de los aeoplanos
rua ha seaado entire Tesspassey ylas
sa Azores Los aeopIanos paran da de esta senana
hay tempo favorable. EI comandante A. G. Read del
a. esta odav Chatcham Mass donde esan componendo
los sufieron averias rono
gados parira FL comandante Baenge hzo vaje 470
Has horas 81 mnutos que representa- veocdad
65 mIas nautcas por hora E
horas SO minutes Abos aeropanos estan cond
Clones sa !.
W Ina. r
S.r t.;e n.+ro;t - :4o ores
~SN0'A
Liga Americana nj q ron
Cleveland 6. Chicago S.
Liga Naciona. -
Chicago a. Cincinnati 3. 80
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12

WASHINGTON, mayo 11.-EI qunto lltimo emprestto
popular ha ecbido suscrpcones purae los os
das notaba certa ncertdubc las cras que aprox
maban gran total peo durante ell ULTM da las suscrpco
overon ell secretao Mr. Glass anunc6 Empresto
habia do cuberto. Al tempo anuHci6 que s6o
bilones medic serian aceptados sg.+
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BERLIN. mayo 11-EI coberno aeman ha decretado
de TRSTEZA para pueblo motive las condco
de paz que vera obgado rmar la seana cmpeza
hoy domingo Los baes cabaos uegos p1
bcos toda case de vodades seran suspendas duan
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WASHINGTON, mayo H..
San Luis 2. Detroit 3
Liga Americana
Cleveland s. Chicago S.
Liga NacionaI.
Chicago 4. Cincinnati 3.
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WASHINGTON. mayo 11.-EI general Barnett comandants
del Marine Corps insdo ofciales encareados de
recIuacion que aIisten las as los mtares naneros IL
cenciados maente peodo de meses duran
e los caes servfan Europa temna periodo
unaros queran renunciar podrdn hacer brenenc
regresar los Estados Undos. ..
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Carl A, strand 242s Mary street, frame
cottage. $1,000; Martini Roberts Co., 1924
and 5112 Underwood avenue, frame dwell
ings at $1,000 each; Miss o. Hayden. 4124
Davenport street, garage, $4,000; Shaffer
OIL Z Refining Co., 4lo2 Florence bou-
Baright, 4161 Wakely street, frame and
stucco dwelling, $4,000: Mrs. Jeanette
McClain, S712 Hawthorne avenue, frame
dwelling, $780,
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
Miscellaneous.
HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Meat wrappers. The Wash
ington Market. 1907 Douglas street.
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ATTRACTIONS

ATTRACTIONS.
FOR SALE-All kinds novelties, dolls
bulldogs with diamond eyes Give away
Slnm flash goods etc.
vINNICK'S NOVELTY HOUSE,
12u No. 18th St. Douglas 1916
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Rirths-John and Marie oisoh' 80
Reese street. boy; Glen and Evelyn boc IA
hacker k 2sos Dodge street. girl; Edwara a
snd Mary Leigh, hospital. boy; Joseph ana
Warv Derovich, 1921 South Thirty -thiro
avenue. girl; Albert and Rachael Trow-
bridge. 22o7 North Twentieth street, girl.
drank and Beatrice Egan, 256s Pratt
street. boy: Victor and Bessie Peterson
1870 Charles street. girl: Paul and Eliza,
hath Lukac, 31l4 Y street. girl; Jonn ana
Katherine Stodola, 2013 street. girl; Or
Vile and Mary Miller, 5627 South twenty
THIRD street, girl; a. ,..,.
John Mccormick, As, Fifty-second and
Kansas avenue; Ella McConnon, SS la01
lake ytreet; James Cheetham, "a. 327
south rwenty-second street; John shan
non, So, hospital; Charlie Johnson %,
: 201o south Fourteenth street; Anna f.
street; Robert L. Skinner, II days, Eos-
pItal; Nettis, /. Redenbaugk 5, 2s7s Fred
erick avenue: Eleanore Lickert 2, Fifty
seventh and streets; Caroline s. Schnei-
der, 81, 37os North Seventh street; Linda
M. Wilson. rs, 1907 M street; Katherine
Pecina, AZ, 5415 South Twentieth street;
Minerva Hutchinson. 70, 1880 South TWEEN
ty-third street; Mrs. Frances Gray. 3S,
hospital
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-05-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Toll
Briefly for Busy Readers

New phonOg1aph records at Dewitt
Lewis optical shop. Adv
Lest We forget send a greeting
10 mother. A beautiful lines of cards
and booklets at Evans. Adv
Miss Hazel Clark. who has been
The guest OF Mrs Louis Moore Of
Branch street for the past two weeks.
returned today to her home in Brat
tleborc.
Representative Edwin D.. Moore of
Pleasant street. who has been quite
i'll for several days with a severe cold.
was slightly improved Friday. He is
still confined TO the bed.
Attorneys j. X. Batchelder. Henry
Chase. Z. II. Holden and Robert l.
Healy have been in Montpelier this
week attending supreme court before
which they appeared in various cases.
the Bennington Lodge of EIks a
few weeks ago voted TO present the
nurses at the Putnam Memorial hos
pital with victrola. The machine
which is a large sized Brunswick, was
/ delivered to the hospital today.
Wilbur c. Lambert who has just
completed a special course in ac
counting at Troy Business College, Il
spending few days at his home here
He will leave Monday for Greenwich
where he has accepted a position Will
the Eddy Plow company
Rev. Charles f. Burton, ID. D., o
New York. general secretary of thu
Congregational Extension Boards, vii
be the preacher tomorrow both morn
ing and evening at the Second Con
gregational church. Hours OF WORSHIP
are 1890 a. m. and 1870 p. m. ID
Burtons morning theme will be 'Th
Challenge of the Hour The Baptis
church will unite in the evening ser'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-05-10
INDUSTRIAL BOARD
MEMBERS RESIGN
Result Of Unsuccessful Effort to Bring
Railroad Administration and Steel
Producers Together


Washington. May 9.-Gcvernmental
efforts to hasten the return of indus
Try to normal peace time activity by
stablizing prices through the indus
trial board OF the department Of com
merce came to an end to-day
Following final unsuccessful eff.
fcrt to bring the railroad admnistra-
ton and steel producers to an agree
ment on prices yesterday in New
York, the designations OF Chairman
George n Peck Of Moline. His, and
the other six members Of the board
were accepted by Secretary Redheld.
The designations, rendered April %
when the railroad administration first
refused to accept the reduced steel
priced arranged by the board on the
ground that they were too high. had
been held in allegiance until Mr.. Red.
hld was satisfied the board had ex.
hausted every effort to stimulate an
industrial revival through the salts.
flying CT the largest single purchaser
of materials ia the country.
With the dissolution of the board.
the natural forces Of supply and de.
mand with be left to re-adiust prices
from war levels to those of peace Di.
rector General Hines announced YES.
terday that the railroad admmistra.
ftton would return to the old system
of competitive Bidding in placing its
orders.