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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-12-18
AN ORDINANCE

To amend Article NV 90 the Revised
Code 81 the tIfy If Annapolis. title. II
cens@s" hy adding thereto an additional Sc
tion Ia follow Sec,fon ~ and 30 he known
ana mum beresl section -
section !. he II established and ordained
by the Mayor. Counselor aEd Aldermen ~
lbe City Of Annapolis, that Article NV 81
he Revised code ~ he City ef Annapolis
be- and the same is hereby al4le aided by aud
ing thereto additional section 20 follow
SECTION - and IL hc known ard numbered
- Section = and 10 read as follows
Section -. Every firm, person. or body
Corporate whether principal or agent not
engaged ~ permanent business WITHIN
lie corporate limits af the tTty II Anna.
polls. who shall witidn the corporate
limits III the city of Annapolis. operate or
engage iu the occupation Of selling ar of
tPriDg for sale. either bg sample or other
wise. Any goods. wares bf merchandise -.
Ter the same. shaN he required 10 obtain d
license from the CITY Clerk ana pay there
aniuiu provided. however, that This trdi-
nance shall not apply to the s;lc - goods
30. or the soliciting ii orders for the same
from any person. firm ar corporation. their
gents or employees, engaged ia . prrlnau
ent business within tht corporate limits 81
the city ~ Annapolis nor SG1il the pro
visions of this Ordinance apply 20 the salt
= milk vegetables. butter eG-S, poultry
fruit, or ecuatrv produce by persons
raising or produci1g the sane.
Ally person. firm ol CORPORATION violating
any of the proyisiois al tnis ordiuauct
anon conviction thereof before any fusTic,
Il the Peace having Jurisdiction shall h,
subject - fue Of pot less than sea nos
more THAN ~1abh 20 be recovered IS othcs
ines and penalties nov Hre
Section >. Aud be il further established
aud ordained by the authority afore sal,
hat this Ordinance shall take effect from
the date of its passage.
Approved december l@Ib. 1919.
JOHN !. LEVY.
Attest: Mayor
FRANK L. SMITH.
CITY Clerk.
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LETTER TO EDITOR

TO the Editor Of the EueRifg Capital:
After consultation with a number OF
persons interested i'll the welfare OF
the county. the State Central Commit
tee OF the dominant party of the coun-
ty. have thought it advisable to call
the taxpayers together for the pur-
pose OF discussing any matters which
may result in benefit to our citizens
| am sure the members of the Leg
islature will be glad TO accept any
safe and reasonable recommendations
that are the result OF meeting OF
the taxpayers. which will result in
laws or amendments TO laws for inn
provement in our government.
You are therefore requested to call
the taxpayers together on Tuesday
December 30th. at 1890 a. M, at q
melting to be held in Annapolis for
he foregoing purpose,
Respectfully,
JOHN dep DOUW.
Chairman Dem. State Cen.
Com. for A. A. Co.
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buy Red Cross Seal
CAPTAIN MANN SOON
TO RESUME DUTIES

Thomas r. Mann. captain of the
ferry steamer Gov. Emerson c, Har-
rington. of the Annapolis-Claiborne
route. returned yesterday to his apart
ments at the Maryland Hotel after 6
two weeks leave of absence, which he
spent with Mrs Mann at Captain
Mann's home in Virginia.
Captain Mann spent most of his
leave in the open, that is, cunning fol-
birds and game. and he says he had
fair success. He is leaving the city
today to spend several days visiting
friends in Baltimore and elsewhere,
and probably will not resume his du-
ties as skipper of the Harrington
unAl after the holidays.
Buy Red Cross Seals Now
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-12-18
INFLUENZA RAVAGES w.
VA. INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Charleston. w. Va. Dec. lS.-One
hundred and twenty-eight cases of in
fiuenza were reported today from the
West Virginia Industrial School for
Boys. at Printytown. 10 Doctor +. 3
Stephenson. president OF the State
Board OF Control
The disease, which appeared week
ago with four cases. is in light form
and none OF the patients have been
seriously i'll.
Buy Red Cross Seals Now
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HOLIDAY LEAVE
PAYS NAVY RECRUITS

All men enlistiHg in the Navy will
be given leave until January srd with
full pay. and with one cent mileage
TO visit home.
a telegram was received today from
the Navy Recruiting Headquarters
125 Z. Baltimore street, Baltimore
Md. to this effect
Men enlisting now may be giyen
leave over the holidays. with pay, then
be sent to California for the four
months training. to take advantage
of the mild climate there.
BUY Red Cross seals Now
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ALL MEN INVITED TO
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

There will be a mems meeting al the
Presbyterian Church tomorrow night,
to which all men and their friends are
invited
An address will be made by the Rev
J. J. Coale. Of Baltimore who will
speak on "Americanization of Our For
eign Nations"
The ladies of the church will furnish
sandwiches and hot coffee after the
meeting
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THURSDAY. DECEMBER IS. 1919.
FREE pEWs IN ST. ANNE,s


-a1hc whole community will re-
joice with ST. Anne's Parish in
its two signal achievements OF the
past week. Not only did the
Parish reach, and exceed. the
quota allotted to it for the nation
wide campaign for the Church,
but the response had spiritual
momentum that made it Of more
than passing significance.
Then, in addition to that, comes
the announcement that the Yes
try, following congregational
meeting, and both under the lead
crship Of the Rector. have estab-
lished free pcws for the Church
This is forward movement OF
probably more far reaching i'm
portance than any administrative
measure in the history Of the 10
cal Parish. Whatever may have
been the cxigencies responsible
for the old system of assignment
sittings in return for pledges OF
financial support, this system had
become antiquated and inexcus-
able and was decidedly deter
rent element to the Churchs adj
vance. The reasons for the in
auguration of the new system
could hardly be better stated than
in the earnest and forceful adj
dress OF the Rector, Rev DIR. Ed
ward ID. Johnson. to the congre-
CATION when he preached the
subject of the proposed change,
and in the admirably worded res
olution presented by Mr. l.. Dor
scy Gassaway to the Parish
meeting. both of which have APP
peared in the columns of this
paper and need not be repeated
here.
The tendency OF the times is
irrcsistiblv towards the ideal OF
characterization. and if the
Church OF whatever denomina-
ton. is to maintain her position
of paramount importance in the
affairs of men, this ideal must un-
doubtedly be recognized in the
Church's temporal administra-
ton. The House of God is not a
place for any distinction or pref
erence among individuals in the
kind or quality of the welcome
extended. but its privileges and
blessings are, or should be. open
to all alike. Instances are known.
however, where strangers and in
frequent worshippers have been
discouraged from further attend
ance iii finding that in coming in
To the church they were running
the risk of being trespassers i'll
the pew of some preferred par
iShioner, who had il reserved in
consideration OF a prior pledge of
money. In nearly every case il
has been the system, rather than
the individual. but sometimes
both, that put the Church in a
false light and retarded its prog
ress unnecessarily.
But, now, to old st. Anne's has
come the happy deliverance from
this unrighteous system. and the
significance of it is more than
merely parochial, for in a unique
way St. Anne's is a possession
of the whole community, even OF
those who do not worship there.
As it is geographically, and in
the street plan, the centre of the
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DIE

the Emergency Hospital An
mnpoUs. Md. AGNES g.. SCII5LE the be
loved wife Of Tilghman Scible.
Funeral Friday afternoon NJ = O'Clock
from Marylhn Avenue Methodist Epis-
copal Church Intermert in Cedar I:lun
Cemetery
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w. B. CHILDS
Electrical Contractor
Office and Shsp-179 Conduit Street
Phone 100
GEO. w. JONES
Circulating Library

The following books have been added t.
the Library:
The Dwelling Place of Light" by Win
ston Churchill
The Inevitable Balance Sheet" by Ka
rina Trash
"A Circuit Riders Wife," by Cora Har.
ris
kenny" by LeonOra Dalrympie.
My -Four Years In Germany" by ].
w. Gerard. =
Day ~ Vini" M
The Clue In The Air" By Isabel os-
trander.
TERMS:-Hew ROoka. Sc ner daw
Old Books. lie. per day.
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PROPOSALS

Rids viii be received by the city Com
missioner until T. O'Clock, noon, Ncdnes
Jnv. December 81 1919 for removing hi
tuminus concrete from Franklin street he
tween Church Circle and t&thedral street.
Concrete b. be- PILED on Shaw street as
direeted. Contractor shall make his oWu
measurement aud give price on. the wotb
m "a whole Payment 70 hc made on com
pletiou 81 the work satisfactory To HE
COMMITTEES on Streets The right is re-
served to reject any and al bids
w IL. NANSANT.
d31 city Commissioner
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Member Of The Associated Press

The Associated Press is exclu-
siye1y entitled to the use for re-
publication Of all news credited TO
IL or not otherwise credited in this
paper aud also the local news pub
lished herein. All rights Of re-
publication of special dispatches
herein are also reserved.
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PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS

Bids Will be received by the city Com
missioner until II ncIn'k. noon. IIoccnibci
fl 1919 foI, laying S-iuch Y. =. sewer %
Monument ana Shipwright Streets. con
structug mauholes 81. Contractor shall
make his own measurements ana give !;
price on the work az whole, unit pric.
for each sewer complete. The right is re
served to reject any or All bids.
For further information and specifica-
lions apply 10
W. II. NANSANT
d31 city Commissioner
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE


Court for Anne Arundel County. sitting il
Equity, passed on the third day of Deem
ov4, Iol5. IN "A case III said court, No. All
Equity. wherein Rose \. Burtis IS plaintn
aud Soloman Hurtis ct nj are defendants.
the undersigned Trustee viii offer at pubic
sale at the Court House door in the city
of Annapolis. Maryland. on
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NOTICE!

Charles Houston, Evan ais,
Champion Shoe Ayust
Ladies Shoes Especially
shoes Owed Va I Maretf Nt.n
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MRS. OLIVIA WILLIAMS
BRIGHT LIGHT HAIR PARL

BRIGHT LIGHT HAIR PARLOR
OPEN EVERY DAY
Make your dates for night work Open
Monday, Thursday. Friday and Saturday
nights fer working girls.
Unler Madam C. >. walkers syssem.
II CORNRILL STREET das
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w. B. & A. Electro
Railroad.
MID.CITY TERMINALS

Hslf-Hourly Service Morning +
between Annapolis. bat'up-
Washington and Camp Meade
Washington ana Camp g
passengers change az Natt.
Academy Junction.
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
West street station
KIN x550. GO. $50. 20. x7t ,v
10 20 II 20 A. NJ. 1920
$40. x45o, 5.20, SEQ, 1.t3
Ii20 A. NJ
Leave Naval Academy Gate etf..,
earlier: state House So,
81 ana College Ave. seven
Connecting at odentou vl,a L
LEAVE BALTIMORE
a.s5. 17.S5. $50 935 lo%l tq
1855, 1a5 90. 80 Mos t
5.s5 G35 T.35. 9.35, 1i@a s.
A. NJ.
All trains receive or dlscbarcr 49,
ut local points betwet
Naval Academy JuHCtiou at
icum on signal !,
LEAVE WASHINGroN ?
600, 700. $50, $500, 1000. 10
100. 2CO 800. sfO0 au
600, 700. 900 1i.05 l.. ST.
xllany except Sunday.
nT.ocai Annapolis 20 ta
For tickets and iUtouuatf 4
our city ticket ollictS: West ~,
State House Station. CoIttr
Rladen streets: Carvel Has
Hotel.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-12-18

IN the Circuit Court for Anne Arunde
County. In Equity. No. 30 Divorce
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CLAS SIFIED A d 5.
LOST AND FOUND. WANTED.
FOB SALE AND FOE RENT

All CLASSIFIED Advertisements OF %
words or less, drst insertion. Soc.
Subsequent Insertions, one cent
q word. Over Is words two cents
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-28
IS DROWN WHEN
LAUNCH UPSETS
Sailors Lose Lives When Re-
turning to the Battle
ship Nevada
IN HUDSON RIVER
EARLY THIS MORNING
Of the Fourteen on Board
the Launch, Only One
Was Rescued

New York, April 2S. Thirteen sailors
returning in navy launch to the battle
ship Nevada were reported by the po-
lice to have been drowned when the
launch sank in the Hudson river off l3Sth
street early to-day.
The police said that in the absence of
m official statement by the naval au-
thorities they based their report on in
formation from persons who said they
witnessed the sinking and heard the
cries of drowning sailors. These wit
nesses declared that the launch appar-
emily eollided with something just be-
fore reaching the Nevada, and that they
had a clear view of what was taking
place because of navy searehlights play
ing on the scene.
There were IA persons in the launch,
one being rescued, according to police re-
ports.
Sailors from the battleship Mississippi
said the launch struck submerged log,
that they rescued one man and that a
crew from the Nevada rescued another.
Four men were reported saved by other
crews.
It was learned the launch was from
the destroyer Bell.
Navy officials promised to issue a
statement as soon as an inquiry had
been completed Unonicially it was de-
cared eight men were missing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-28

Daniel f. Minor, Barre
Ralph G. Sweet, West Lincoln.
Harry H. Morrison. Waterford.
Howard LaCross, Brandon.
Sergt. Wilfred A. Dashncr, Springfield.
Henry r Langley, Ferrisburg
Corp. Harry A. Lander, Wilder
William ID. Waleott, Orwell
Frank w, Bayan, Troy.
William Comstock, Ludlow,
Battery C, 3o2d Field Artillery.
Sergt. John G. Kenefick, Barre
Corp John j. Hutton, Bennington.
Sergt. Julian P. Rockwell Swanton.
Corp. Ivan Hartshorn East Concord.
Corp. Henry b. Waldbridge, Benning.
ton.
Walter f, Haight, Ferrisburg.
Corp. Samuel Shaw, North Pownal.
Jack Guibbe, Fitzdale.
Sergt. Robert B. Knox, Barre.
Corp. James F, Aldrich, st. Johnsbury.
Cornelius Brady, Ludlow.
Charles Russell, Eden Falls.
Charles Matthews, Starksboro.
Corp. Napoleon Dejadon, Middlebury.
Edmund Quebec, st. Adams.
Sergt. Oliver Il. Tatro, Vergennes.
Corp. Leon Russell, Stove.
Frank Domino, Vergennes.
William Robinson, North STAFFORD.
Raymond Fl. Shaw, Springfield
Corp. Ray b. Nichols, Felchville.
William II. Rennett, Montgomery Cen
ter.
Corp. Gordon A. Marsh, Norton,
Joseph L. Lower, Burlington.
Joseph f. Patenode, Highgate Falls.
Willis Drew, Montpelier.
Henry st. John, Addison.
Sergt. Wallace Harrington, SALISBURY.
Corp. Francis Kilbourne, Bristol.
Adrian w. Frary, South Royalton.
Corp. Fred Harwood, Rupert.
Dennis Boardman, Morrisville.
Foster Il. Andrews, Morrisyille
Corp. Rudd L. White, Bennington.
Perry l.. Cram, Lincoln
Alfred Foster, Swanton.
Walter Irish, Bristol.
Ashley Belden, Shoreham.
Edward P. Daley, Lexington.
Robert C. Fairbanks, Cassette.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-28
FORMER VERMONT MINISTER.
Rev. P. L. Dow, In Bennington Eight
Years, Died in Pittsfield, Mass.

Pittsfeld, Mass, April 2s.-Rev. Pur-
cell L. Dow, 60, retired Methodist
minister, whose last pastorate was at
Bennington, VT, where he served eight
years, died April 26 at the home of his
brother here. He came to Pittsfeld 10
days ago for visit before going for the
summer to the old homestead in Lanes
boro, where he was born, April 3, 1850.
He had served as a Methodist minis
ter As years. Among his charges were
churches at Cheshire, West Lebanon,
East Nassau, Trinity Methodist. church,
Troy, N. Y, and Grace church, Albany.
and Gloversville. Since the last confer
enee he had been on the retired list
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-28
VERMONT MEN WHO
CANE ON SANTA ROSA
Partial List of Those from This State In
cludes Several from
Barre.

Following is a partial list Of Vermont
passengers who arrived Saturday on the
u. S. S. Santa Rosa, some Of the names
not being obtainable from the ships pa.
pers last evening.
151st Field Artillery Brigade Headquar-
tiers.
Joseph A. Taugredy, Dandy.
Corp. Carl B. White, East Wallingford.
Edward Butterfly, Rutland.
Corp. Abraham A. Twombley, Shore
ham
Harold R. Rowlett, Felchville.
Victor w. Thebault, st. Adams.
George G. Morse, Danville.
Sergt Orville Chase, Springfield
Corp. Joseph d. Thiaville, Vermont.
Paul r. Walker, Rutland.
Hiram G. Lindsay, Orwell.
Sergt Leo J. Mayo, Windsor
Corp. Ray u. Bean, Bellows Falls
Corp. Frank E. Bonnet, South Rye
gate.
Archie G. Betease, Wells.
Jorn P. Flood, Poultney
George II. Nutting, Hartland.
Ray A. Hemmings, Barton.
Gordon Fawfaw, Troy.
Corp James j. Rowell Hardwick.
Corp. Benjamin Mathew, Middlebury.
John M Lee, Rutland
Charles Wilson, Middlebury.
Francis w. Vinton, Granville.
Edward Bessette, Charlotte
Sergt. Raymond A. Became, Rutland,
George NJ. Hathaway, Middlebury.
George r. Garrow, Enosburg Falls.
Erwin l.. Dunton, Whiting.
Dayton Dumas, Shoreham.
Henry A. Bolton, Troy,
Sergt. William j. Hurd, Vergennes.
Sherburn &. Scarf, Ludlow.
Roland p Carter, Poultney
Arthur w. Bearor, Burlington.
Patrick j. Sweeney, Castelton.
Sergt. Leon f. Going, Enosburg Falls.
Frank A. Clark, West Glover.
Leypton A. Belts, Bristol.
Luther w. Sni1e, Springfield.
Alfred l.. Lacourse, Orleans.
James f. Spaulding, Proctorsville.
Joseph Jarius, Isle La Motto.
Byron b, Swenor, Shoreham,
totIgbs 1udilEs 4 /. ANtliyt w Sst Itutlolie'
Soren j. Farrar, Enosburg Falls.
Haven s. Billiard, Burlington.
George Hendee, Pittsford.
Erwin l.. Lewis, Hancock.
Andrew L. Alland, Proctor.
Eustis +. Beattie, Lyndonyille.
Edward Gardner, South Hero.
Ralph w. Burgin, Groton.
Philip s. Calhoun, MiddIebury.
Earl A. Cherrier, Fairfax.
Ralph w Farr, Hardwick
Corp. Albert L. Moore, North Hero.
William 81 Foster, Newport.
Edward +. Grant, Bradford.
Griffith Humphrey, Castleton.
Charles j. Kelley, Fairhayen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-28
Teamster Says He Eats Just Like Horse

Levi Alexander, Main street, Montpel-
Ter, who is well known teamster,
says: Il suffered for several years with
rheumatism which was in my hips, back
and shoulders. MY trouble came on
from exposure, which can't be helped
very well sometimes in my business. /
had headaches, was dizzy, and had ca
tarrh so had to be hacking mp mucous
a good part of the time. My kidneys
also bothered me and | had TO get up
sometimes every hour during the night.
Il began taking Goldine, and believe
me that medicine certainly helped me
more than anything else / ever got.
at has helped my rheumatism, and !
eat like a horse"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-28
STORM OVER BRITISH ISLES.
From Four to Six Inches of Snow Covers
the Country.

London, April 2S.-Folowing period
of perfect spring weather, one Of the
worst storms in some time ragged over
the British Isles last night, covering the
country with from four to six inches Of
snow. Telegraph and telephone lines
suffered severely and communication is
cut off in many directions from this city.
Communication with the continent is in
terrupted. In this city. which received
the brunt of the storm, five thousand
telephones were put out Of service.
Spring crops and young lambs suffered
from the storm. Marine reports show
that few small ships were wrecked
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-28
Chief Witness Disappears.

Burlington, April 2s.--The notorious
case against Hoyt e, Sails, charged with
administering drug to Ella LaTulippe,
l6, who was about to become mother,
may not come to trial on the date in
tended, for the reason that the Latulippe
girl has disappeared. As she is the prin-
cipat witness in the case, her presence is
highly important to the state.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-28
AMERICAS WAR SERVICE.
Theme of Picture of One of Country's
Foremost Women Artists.

London, April 2s,-America's war serv.
ice is the theme Of picture just com.
pleted by one Of this eountry's foremost
women artists, Miss Margaret Lindsay
Williams. 1t is to be shown at the Roy
al academy
IAN Empires Tribute to the Flag Of
Stars" is the title Of the picture. Bril-
tannia is depicted with the laurels Of
honor and victory clinging to her shield
and her blood stained sword laid down,
kneeling on the eagle Of militarism
which lies dead, slain by many powers.
She is kissing the flag of stars-the sym
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-28

Following is partial list Of Vermont
passengers who arrived Saturday on the
U. S. $. Santa Rosa, some Of the names
not being obtainable from the ships pa.
pers last evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-28
GOES AS Y. M. C. A. WORKER.
Miss Ethel M Hermann Will Be in
France Six Months.

New York, April %. Miss Ethel NJ.
Hermann, daughter of Benjamin Her
mann Of st. Adams, VT, has entered the
overseas work of the Y. NJ. G. A. She
sailed on United States transport with
group of Y. NJ. G. A. workers and will
be in service in France perhaps six
months. Her brother, Lieut.. Byron H.
Hermann, has been serving with the 4th
machine gun battery in the I'd division.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-28
Ask j. r. AIorri
son about GOLDINE
for rheumatism and
kidney trouble.


Goldine is sold in
Barre By Cummings &
Lewis and all leading
dealers throughout this
section. including the
towns of East Barre, S.
Barre, WebsteryilIe,
Graniteville. Williams
town. Washington. w.
Topshnm and Brook.
Geld.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-28

boil Of aspiration--which is being held by
winged and oliye-crowned figure Of
peace, which has just alighted on the
world.
Miss Williams as a pupil Of Sargent
won the Royal academys gold medal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-28
Firms DRIVE OUT BoLsHEvIKI.
And Form National Assembly at Clonetl
Northeast of Petrograd.

Helsingfors, April 2s.-A national as
sembly has been formed at Clonetz, 10
miles northeast of Petrogad, where the
Firms have driven out the bolsheviki
The town was captured, according to re.
ports by volunteer troops,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-28
COMPERS INJURED IN
COLLISION YESTERDAY
His Automobile Collided with Street Car
More Comfortable
To-day.

New York, April 28,--Samuel Comp
ers, president of the American Fedora
ton of Labor, who was injured in a col
lision between an automobile and street
car on Broadway yesterday, was report
ed resting comfortably this morning. 1t
was said his condition showed consider
able improvement.