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The state herald., 1919-04-18

surmons On Application fer Rcsistrstlon
County q Phillips In the dL.tris, court
No lei
Walter Scott plaintiff 70 Joseph LAaplnr
George LsmpinR LeavIous iampins sometime
called Leonard Lsmpiax Julia Rule Charlotte ~,
stt- Sarah A Russell Easth-r whits susna Moor.
he'd and Elizabeth Harding hNrs At law Of susar
tAmplns deceased
and I'll other psssons OF parties unknown claim.
ins any right titi. ~stais. lien ~ intsrssi
ia hs real estate described In the appiies,ios
herein. Defendants.
The Pcoplsef the Stats Of Colorado To the abo,,
aansd Dssssdanss -Crsstinsi
Ysu are hsssbv ssamonsd and rsquIrsd 10 ~.
svss ths appiicstioa of the applicant piainun Ia
uAs shovs entitled application fo~ sssistYssiov
of Tie following land situate In Phillips Count,
Colorado. to-~it.
The south wsst quarter (sw,.D of section twsnt,
sIK (2O Township eight ~ North of Rang,
Forty ssvss ttD wsss Il the Sixth Principal Mss
dian Phillips county Colorado. eontsisins leo .
eres tnor~ or hess secordlnG 10 the sevssnmsn
survey thereof
asd to hie your answer 10 the aid spplI
cation In the sffIes u hs 0,ssh Of satd Court. h
aid ccunty. within twenty days after tbs sesv'e
Of thI. summons upon you. exclusive Of the da
Of such ssrvics and II you fall To answer the ssl
application within the tims aforesaid. the app
cant plaintiff In this ssson Will sppy 70 the cour
for the rsilsf dsnsodsi In the sppicseiea hsfsI,
Witness. ". q. nSilAsd. eiask Il aid eoar
ard the zeal thereof. u iolyeks is ssil count
and Stats. thls 80 day Of Mar A. D.isis
". q. nslIasd.
Heai Clerk.
IItyt nah Aptl
The state herald., 1919-04-18
Baptist Church

The Holyoke Lumber Com.
pany will sell balance of Slat
Corn Cribbing, in stock, at $4.N
per Roll of en- rods.
The state herald., 1919-04-18

ssnases on Appueausa.f .fes Rsssstr.tisa
cossU q FAiHips
In ths District Court
Frank n Burress PLAINTIFF
oksthan l. Case and his unknown heirs Lucy
Afford and her unknown heirs Ida L uushaw and
heirs at'iaw and Daniel Edwards
A. all other psrsoas or psstiss unknown. eiain
Ing any right titis sstats lion o. intsrsst In the
rsal sstase described In ths application kersia de-
fsadants
TAs reopIe Of tbs stass iof Colorado to the sho,
.ensd dsfsndsats -0rsssing
Yes are hsrsSy ssasossd and required 10 ans
vss The application Of The applicant plaiatiR In
he shovs shtitIsd sppkcation for rssistr.sioa Of
ths fo,sving Ind situate Ia PHILIPPE county Colo
no tewit
Southeast quarter Of the north ~cst quarter
tssNavx Of ssstiss eleven uD Ia township sis
t0 Rssth Of raass forty-ave (ts, vest Of the 9Th
principal meridian In ths county Of Phillips and
state Of Colossdo containing " acres aor~ OF less
according TO the government survey thereof
And 70 Al your aasvss 70 ~ sad sppHcasis.
\ ~ o1ss Of tie elssk II ~ court h ~ eess
y vftAis twenty dags aftsr ths ssrviss Of this
saans.s spon yes szsluavr Il the day of sueA
ssrviss: ~ u yus fail - sasvss the ~ appkes'
tisa within ths das sforssai1 the aepiseant plain
W In sAis Action viii spply 10 tAs court for ~
rs,isf tsaAsdsd In ~ asewsseiss ksrsin
Wbeasss W q Holland eissk of I'D court. aal
ths ssa thsrraf. at Ho,yots Colorado Ia ssd sssn'
y ~ sssss ,hls % day of Mar. 4 D 1919
tSsaD W q Heiland.
cisrt District Court Phillips County Cello
First pub Aprl
The state herald., 1919-04-18

A full line Of Watkins remedies
Irwin Stock Co. real estate ONES
J. NJ. Irwin, Agt.
The state herald., 1919-04-18
Summons on Application fos Rssistrntioa
Stats Of Coiorssiot
cossy of Phiilps " In The dI.,rie, eour,
~, i'm

Summons on Application fes Rssistrntioa
dsss;, s::.; es & Pi'sT: Ssiis: !. IL. a..,e, s..
No leo
Charles u Mitchell and Eiva N Mitchell plain.
tits vs y n hePh~rrin G~orris N MePhrrrin The
colosa4o Guaranty Investment Company a eorpor
alton
md ali other psssoos o. parties unknown cismira
sny right title sstats lien " Interest In the real
tsts dssrni~i In the application bsrsin Attendant
Tbs Psueis % ths ulats Of Cosoesdo 10 ths above
named dsfsndaats- Crsstins
You Ass hsssby ssmaaon~a and required 10 aas'
svsv the sppnestioa u the applicant plaintiff Ia
shs sbsvs sntitisi application for registration Of
the folisvinx land situats In Phillips county Colo
redo to-wlt
Apart Of pio, two tD In Eas, Iias,un Colorado
described % fellows
Commencing 81 the south west corner Of plot
two ts) In East itss,un Colorado thence ssst opr
hundred and nifty feet dso) thence north ono hun
d,~si tioo) feet thescr ives, one hundr-i and Mt,
ut0D fest thence south one hundred tioo) fee, To
the place Of beginning.
end n his your answer 10 III. said application In
~ ales of the clerk of .ah court In said county
within twenty days after the service of this sum.
nsns upon you ssclusiyso Of the day of such .arvies
snd n you fail 10 answer the saiJ application with
N the time aforesaid the applicant plaintiff In this
srtien will apply 10 the court for relief demanded
y The application herein
Witness W q ii.iisrd clerk of saIJ eyort and N.
ssai thsr~of si iioiyohs Colorado In .aid count
~ sssis tails II. day Of Mar AD 1919
| UsaiD wa lieis'si. CLERK
| risst psb Apf II
The state herald., 1919-04-18

X. L. johnson wants to see
you about fire and tornado
insurance. Lowest rates and
best terms.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-29
AT. STONE SELLS
NEWSPAPER STOCK
Petires from Daily Newspaper
Business to Fun Government
Employment Office

Because he felt that Il vacation
would not come amiss after the siren
uous W ork Of managing The Evening
Caiedonian during the absence abroad
Of ". y. Policy, president and former
manager of the local publishing con-
ccrn, and because some time ago he
received the appointment as manager
of the local Government employment
bureau, which for the present at least
provides him with congcnial job,
Arthur T. Stone has disposed of his
Holdings in The Evening Caledonian
to Mr.. Pe'lcy.
Mr.. Stone, who did excellent work
on the paper during MI. Fclley's alb
aencc, retiies with the gratitude of
the other members Of the company
for his faitEfulness and loyalty during
the past six months and with the
hest wishes of the staff for his SUCCESS
in other lines of work.
Mr.. Pel!ey this morning resumed
the place which he left vacant on
the 28th Of last May to go abroad.
He will personally manage the con-
Germ hcncctorward.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-29
l'I,, ls.1.EE,pz EE,,pzIt4t(N.!.G:. COMPANY
FULL. ()I? TROUBLES
HERE, Al AND BOSTON
?. c. S. Hearing to be Given Locally
and Big Strike Brewing
Elsewhere

These arc strenuous days for tEt
New tingland Telephone and Tcle-
graph Company, both locally and in
other parts Of New England.
The Public Service Commission l.
to give q hearing here in Caledonia
county OH the 1ith Of February TO
determine whether ST. Jollnsbury and
vicinity subscribers, should pay the
increased tolls which other parts OF
the state are paying. And on th1
horizon locm' Il tclcrhone workers.;
strike hat may tic up the business al.
together.
1t was unanimously voted by dele
gates repre- e1tirg 40 local unions and
l2,OoO employers of the phone ;ys-
TENS 81 New ENGLAND AZ a mcetirg
in the Quincy House yesterday, to
strike if their demands for HIGHER
WAGES are not granted.
The meeting WAS addressed foi
nearly two hours BY ?. J. Noonan OF
Sprin"!iel'', Ill, acting president Of
the international brotherhood of
Electrical Workers, with which the
~ locAlH arc affiliated, He toll TIC
de'""atcs that the telcnhcne employees
all over the country are uneasy.
When il comes to troubles the
nhone business is almost as bad ae
trying to 'raiphten out Russia--and
keep It strairhtencd.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-29
T7f9TG!;ErsHTE' TIA ETTNnyT9C
VasSIi.OYyE FAF,NSsREE0
FAIRLY WELL. FIXED
E0R. ORDERS REPORT !

Eradstreet'a Burlington, Vermont,
oNieo rcNoTc manufacturing plants
!rc operating fairly to c;racity, altAo
Old orders e being ne ones thai
!t2'c kept ,hom busy. New business;
is coming slowly. There is IN ap,
nHrcnt abundance Of labor. Un-
'killcd iHborcfs largely exceed the
present demand Woolcn and cotton
mills arc restricting and have allow
Cd some OF their operators TO lay idle.
manufacturers OF paper report new
business Is coming in slowly. There
j among acn!a OF the plants a sur
i'lt!s Of old orders. One pulp manu-
fActrinm plant closed its worl, the
past week temporarily. The dcmand
IN this community is rot as large as
it was earlier. Some shipments Of
Eu,0 wood are moving to cut off
at&tc points.
ST. quarrics and manufacturers
report thc market quiet but look for
Wld 10 an increase in the demand
with tho coming spring. The Close
of he week finds but little snow any
where in the state. Warm weather
of the week coupled by rains tended
70 cause what there was to disap-
Lumber men report considerable
timber cut and skidded but inability
TO move same to mills owing to lack
OF snow.
Passenger travel has been below
what is generally noted at this time
OF the year, Clearance sales have az
tracted buyers but unreasonable
Weather has intcrfercd with larger
husiness. Collections are reported a.
reasonably good. The week was free
Of mercantile failrcs in the state.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-29
Allies and Americans Stan.
Brunt of Blow Made by
BOlsheviki
ARTILLERY EMPLOYED
Winter Season Hampers our Troops
In Strange Country Far From
Base

! ArchangcI, Sunday, Jan. rs (By tx
Asaceiatcd .'r1eD-Thc BolshcviAt
are now on the on>nsivc with infan-
try or artillery, or both, against foul
OF tire even thin columns Of The al
l@5 and Russians which have penc-
tra:cd soutilWard through the frozen
forest swa.nps of the province o.
ArohaAGcl
La. night tie caoNly entered Shen-
kuisk whi!a the tired column Of A.a-
cricaa, Russian and British which
had c&leua;od the place, marked in a
dctour Over tilc deep snow on the
road cvad.nH a force OF several hun
Gred Of he enemy, who waited Oh the
mG'n hiGh r9~l 10 trap the co.url
in it. iyrcHt
IN good .rilits, despite hng marea-
e n ,he Cold and 10 days Of ha.9l
lightinw, the .tMericaus and the o!h-
o. tr"Jn, o. the ahcd forces wli~
-oday ct i.j,"%&Taii, approximately 80
mii25 Nc9,h cf ShonlruSl on the VI
"a river. The enemy apparently i.
'cndi-l" n@'.ols to follow the retreat
;oC tT>o"', but up 10 this morniar
no ncv' attacks had been made OF
tn; sccto".
Sa.p":'?' tho Holahcvjl,i attackf
thN ail:eG Positions at warescyo, .
vllla~o sor,2 EG Yilcs cast Of Gijca-
kur5k IA The sector hatwccr TIE Vas
river and Tie Vcl~oda railroad.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-29
HENRY PAGE DIES
PAST WEEK AT HOME
IN DANVILLE, VT.

The community was greatly shock
ed carly Monday morning, Jan. 20,
10 learn OF the sudden death of Henry
Page, lifelong resident of the
town. Henry A. Page was born in
panville, Oct. II, 1858, and was one
of the six children of the late Nathan
g., and Geraldine Farrar Page,
I three of whom survive him. Ellen
/ C. Page and Mrs. Eta Mccormick of
I D@nvi!le and George N. Page of Bos-
ton. from very early age Henry
| was q great lover of music of all
kinds and was always u member of
the panvillo Cornct band whenever
thcrc was one as in his boyhood he
became one of the best of tenor
tilunlmcrs, also sometimes playing
Tie snare drum, bass drum and GYM
balls in unison, also he played the
violin and several other musical in
strumcNts, and was at times men,
bcr oi the Danvillc orchestra. He
was OF y quiet. unassurling DISPOSE
lion. Industrious, faithful and very
ingenious, and could turn his hand to
mo-: anything; was a good cooper,
carpenter and painter, had also run
. c''cv, saw and shingie mill and re-
pair shop Tor many years. Mr. Page
had suffered good deal for the
past four years with hardening of the
arteries and blind ulcers on
limbs, but had kept about his
most Of the time, and in the
death came Instantly and unlo'
ior. Hc va; always strictly TEN
ate, never using tobacco or liquc
any forum. December Is, 1877,
was united in marriage to Mrs.
della Rove Dana, who with
children are left to mourn his
Mrs. Myrtle Morrill,, Mrs. s
Smith and Charles H. Page of }
vile ard Mrs. Alice Tilton of
:. .ohnstuly, and two stcp-chilt
Mrs. Ida Perkins of Boston
Frank Dana OF New Haven; ais
grandchildren. The funeral
was held at the home Wednesda.
4einoon was very largely attel
Rev. e. c. French officiating.
rrotusion OF beautiful flowers
the relatives. ladies' aid and fri
showed the esteem in which the
ceased was held. The relatives
cut of town who attended the fun
were George N. Page and Mar
Morrill, OF Boston, Frank W. Dan
New Haven, EIr and Mrs. Ben
ton, Mrs. Alice Heath, Mr.. and
Bert Morrill, Mrs. David Duval
Eva Heath Of st. Johnsbury, Ich,
Rowe, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward R.
Mr. ard Mrs. Hiram Rowe, Mr..
MIt. Harry Farrow OF Peacl
MI. ard Mrs. George Rodgers
2on, Ellice, and Mrs. Clyde Philb
Of Greensboro.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-29

London, Jan. 284-Tne strike no"
on here j. the most serious ever CN-
perienced in this city Of strikes
writes the Mails correspondent. Be.
fast is like y dead city. It's entire
society life is paralyzcd. Theatre
and saloons are closed, tram cars arc
not running: bakeries and laundlio#
arc closing and there Wct> no at" =
goon napcr5 aIon!ay. IclcGraphlc
and tcllphonic communication with
outside districts. are seriously handi-
capped. Thing arc in such 4 chaotic
state that Il change mu,t core soon.
Even the grave digcgra joined TIE
strike Monday.
Belfast, Jan. 2S-sStri!ers attacked
shops horc last night seeming to cen
ter a. ault5 on stores showing light,
The poljcc engaged in dispcr. inH riot
crs were fred upon but eventually
succeeded in restoring order. An
proXmatcly ono hundred thousand
people are involved in the strike and
twcnt.'-i; trades arc effected.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-29
DIR. STETSON ELECTED
Local Man Chosen for Presiden;
of Vermont Veterinary
Association
Especial TO The Calcdonian) =

Burlington, Jan. 23-Dr. II. G
Stetson Of St Johnsbury was today
elected president of the Vermont Vet
erinary association. which ended {
two-day session held at the New Sher-
wood. Tha other officers elected are
Vice president, Ernest Bancroft O.
Barre; second president, H. l.
Adams of Brandon; secretary and
treasurer, DR.. George Stephens OF
White River junction. DR.. +. S
Brigham, state commissioner of ag-
riculturc, was elected an honorary
member Of the association.
DIR. Adolphus Eichorn of Pearl
River, N. Y, who is connected with
the federal laboratories, and who was
formerly connected with the bureau
of animal industry at Washington, y.
c., gave an address yesterday after
noon. Other speakers were e. S.
Brigham of st. Adams, and DR.. De-
Fossette of Montpelier.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-29

burlington, aJn. 27--Albc,t Baker,
son Of .Ar ard Mrs, Joseph Bakcr OF
this city, who has made t2 trnns-At-
'ant'c voyages on the TcnodoreS, j.,
spending Il short furlouph in town.
Thr TcHoioles WAS sunk of the cos #
OF France, Dec. 28, running headono
INTO a rock. All the men on board
were 'ake1 off BY another ship which
came 10 the rescue. Baker says thai
on nearly every trip to- France the
transport c'n1o n contact with sub
marine OF whaI was supposed to be
ono. " number Of suspicious objects
he''% med up03 on many VOYAGES.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-29
Worst Strike Experienced!
i'm Great Britain
Now On,
Nc DAILY PAPERS
Theatres and Saloons Clcscd
ami Stlect Cars Are Not
Running

London, Jan. 23---It is c#.n1atcd
ncally two hundred tAcuaan1 men
ard wcmcn arc idle in United King
dom and Ireland, because Of strikes in
various trades, creating onc Of The
most serious situations industtia}ls
thi; country has had to face in many
years. Half the strikers are in Bi-
fAst, where the strike movement is
continuing tc spread.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-29

"No part Of our union is moro vi.
to'iJ concerted in this question t',ar
the great States Of the Ohio and Mis-.
siS@ippi valleys, az well as those bo,.
derln% on The lakes, the oceans and
the Gulf, Many Of their leading port
will coatiruo to be @tarvcd and thoi,
doVclopH'eHr arrested unless they are
"lVcn fHi' chance under the imDar-
tial control by the government of rail
and steamship facilities.
1.-THE powerful nd slccplcss force,
OF reaction arc solidlv arIaved arainst
this plan. They will defeat it unlces
the American people re aroused to tb,
situation. The time is short. The
matter is vital. NV earnest sucycs-
ton to you and your associates j. =
vou pres unon tto attention Of the
Coogre5, The importancc Of the five.
wear control in order that the ihin~<
YOU want to accomplish may bo
brought ahcut.
"W. G.. McAdoo. -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-29
LEGISLATURE CONVENEs
AT MONTPELIER

The Legislature got back to bus
mess at the Capital this morning, but
20 buslne31 Of Importance was trans
acted beyond the usual number Of
MINOR bill" which were referred to
committees.
iu'l account of today's session viii
apcpar in tomorrow's Caledonians.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-29

burlington. Jan. 28--The YOUNG
" omen Christian Association will
hold meeting here today at the
Sherwood, ~ part Of the 1919 cam
pal%n to furnish an avenue OF OK
preston foi talents Of young women
who rcTnondcd to war calls. Mrs.
", y. Chi'tcndcn has called the ,nco4 =
nc. Thc speakers will include Mis-
Mabel Southwfck, executive secretary
Of the Y, ". c. A. war work council
nctivitics in Vermont, Mrs. W. !. Van
l'attcn, Miss Annie Clarke, head Of
own hnd county work for tho New
l.nclond d'rision. and Pro- Bertha
fcrrill cf thf University of Vermont.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-29
Despatch Says German w
man Socialist Is Very
Much Alive
AT HOME OF A FRIEN,
Considers Berlin Too Dangerous
Place to Carry on Her
Propaganda

Copenhagen, Jan. 28-A Munich
despatch reports that a correspondent
has learned from quite a reliable
source that Rosa Luxembourg, report
ed to have been killed in Berlin on
January 18th, is alive and at the
home of friend. She will, he says,
remain sccreted until she has oppor-
tunity to escape from Berlin.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-29

AT The annual meeting of Apollo
LODGE, No. 2, X, of p, the follow
ing officers for the coming year were
installed by Deputy Grand Chancel-
lor Tjcohuist: Chancellor Command
cr. Fl. ". Clark; vice chancellor, Fl.
c. Inycrsoll; prelate. Edward Inger-
soil; kecrrr of records and seal,
Horace f. Anrcr]on: master of work,
". G. Harvey; H7Aster Of finance, J..
A. Mcteod; master Of eychequer, V.
p. Ticehurat; master at arms. Scott
PiDer; inner "uard, r. y. Brown;
outer guard, Eugene J.. March. After
the meeting was closed a buffet lunch
was served by the incoming officers
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-29

Waslington-Food Administration
announces President Wilson signed
proclamation in Paris removing re-
Strictions or manufacture of so-calfed
beer. Legislation prohibiting general
immigration for a period of four
years after signing of the Peace
Treaty has been approved tentatively
by the House immigration Com
mittees,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-29
TIE OATH
(From the Hardware Age)

will not drink from German cup
Or eat from a German plate.
will not deal with German man,
All foul with German hate.
I'll use no drug with German name,
That's grown on German land.
I'll eat no food and drink no beer
If made by German hand.
will not use a German tool,
Razor, OF knife, OF saw.
will not trade with a German shop
That lives by the German law
will not sail on German ship,
Where the German songs are sung
Will not breathe where Gods clean air
Is soied by German tongue.
will not forget those awful deeds,
To girls and little boys.
No more I'll hang on Christmas trees
Those bood-stained German toys.
twill not take Germans word
He'll break it if he can.
There is no love in German heart
Or faith in q German man.
This is my oath when war is DONE
I'll swear to keep it true.
And since know you feel the same,
I'll pass it on to you
-KENME1H GRAHAM DUFFIELD
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-29
CARD OF THANKS

We take this way to thank
friends and ncighbors for their n
kind acts of sympathy during
loss of our dea" one. Also to tt
relatives and friends for the N
beautiful flowers.
Mrs. Henry Page and fan
Ellen c. Page,
George N. Page,
Mrs. Will Mccormick.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-29
.yA..II...!.L..EL} i'(1ITi7,IiiS E5'..iS
FALLING IN IIl.JI.
WITH BIG NATIONS
Delegates from Belgium and
Other States Choose
Committee Members
RESULTS COME FAST
Fart Of Yesterdays Sitting Devotcl
to Discussion Of German
Colonies
RESULTS COME FAST

Paris, Jan. @:7--tBy the Associa, 4
ireSs) Tie peace conference tod>:5'
made a distinct gain when the j.
.,l:l..n poWiIs Gi.i.e lull adhesion u
.i4 ot.,,AA-A.ioi loil44tlt.tcu by lAl
..I4 at>ac po"'ll@, t4.u5 setu4lM.5 :.
u,il,4A irons U til4 Src4, a4!t sllt:n
me l.lalN .l.D. ccl5 before the ..Iel.l"
Drls ol tn commissions.
his is largely dec to the yklliu!
direction Ci Ju.c,5 Canoon, French
delegate and Sormcr ambassador d.
y usn!ngtoH, WHO was designed hy
the couucl OF the great powers 10
,lrCai,le Over the meeting OF ,hc s.l}tl
powers hlie! IAis afternoon. hi
meeting Wl- held at the foreign o.
ICE AT ;.Y2a 0 clock, at the same time
the council Ct the great powers me-,
thc IWo separate rarhcrinys procc4d-
in, simultaneously, onc in the oi!cc
6" u. Ilc)ioD, tho foreign minister,
end the oh ,r IL the Sale de Ia rai.;,
or 4 tn.u th2.c was aor:e a.Iprc-
fc1aion cf the sequel to the different
viewpoints expressed ~ S;tturd$..,: $
co1f>rcnec, hut today':; meeting oil
'hc small powers was without incl
.:eNt OF rchcwal CT the claims thea
1t Up for increased presentation
On tha various committees. Gc,ciur.'
Serbia. 2olnAni,i a.:d ~ the ot.,ut
small poWer+ had their iu,l dcle%a-
ions 1t the afternoon meeting.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-29

pal'-i'lnthor light or tie 3olsh,
r'k @It;uda toward the iHv,.ntior, r,-...-4. 81
'h2 allied and asHocjatcd powers 70,
thn conference with Russian faction
az Prince I*leNd is given by an AZ
tic'e in thA Bolshcvjli official news-
panor "isvc&tia" by the correspondent
Of lie 1ouiNai Tho article lays stress
cn the indirect character Of the invi-
t@t'on. rotino that it bore neither a.
drcs" Dor SIGNATURE The writer de-
"!arcs tha allies must choose bctwco7
role Of Alvolsayics or albi.rotory or
New Prssia. TO act rs artitrators
the allies rust be completely rrcnar-
cd TO cvacuatc Russia, he declares.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-29
WEATHER

Partly cloudy.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-23
CADETS GOING TO
RUTLAND TOMORROW
Will Give Exhibition in Merchants Row
in Evening-Will Participate in
Field Day Wednesday.

st. Michaels Cadets met Bishop J. J.
Rice Saturday afternoon and formed
guard of honor for him at the rectory,
and gave an exhibition drill for him un-
der the direction of James Clune
The cadets viii meet at st. Alichael's
school tomorrow morning at 7 O'Clock,
when automobiles will be ready to take
them to Rutland, where they expect to
arrive early in the afternoon and where
the officials of the city have asked the
cadets to give an exhibition drill III Mer-
chants Row in the evening.
On Wednesday they will participate in
the field day for ST. Peters bach cadet
will be well taken care of in Rutland, as
arrangements have been made carefully
and it is hoped that the boys will enjoy
a well-deserved treat
A meeting of the cadets viii be held
this evening at 7.l5 O'Clock at the school.
Every member who expects to go to Rut-
land is asked to be in attendance.