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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14

santa Tar, an, sei~ol


The closing eSercises nf the Santa
barbara school were i,eid this after
noon. Under the supervision ~ Miss
I VI Hurke. principal. aud Nlfa
Caroline GONZALES. Miss Isabel pcren
teachers, the following program was
Eivon.
welcome ......... Lucariu Martinez
song. 'Gond-hye, France" chorus
Hecitation, Golden Hod Candles
Solo. In Tuiip Time ."........
................ Maggie Montuya
Recitation. STORY ~ Petefkln PAUL
... ..t.... 'tila AriaH
Song. Primrose ...............
800. Third aud Fourth Grade Toys
solo. Voices of the Woods ....
.......,... Humuncita Quininnu
thoTas ioy song %
... first aud Second Grades
Solo. Ross of No Mans Lana
............... Iuzentn Quiutann
Rainbow Drill ..... Primary Girls
solo. Alexandra Maggie Montoyh
Min Maids Song
.....F First aud second Grade Girls
Recitation, u Know % Little ,Giri'
bbna'iunu TrunruHu
.Third and FOURTH Grad. giris
EecitHtluu. "Ou the Last uaN ~
school Virginia Garcia
Solo How ] wish = Cluil Sleep
intl NJ Daddy comics Home
Iusoffa QulutHua
Recitation. Toast tu the Fng
laupuidu Lopez Miramou Arlas
Indian Irll .................
THIRD. FOURTH o. Fluh Grades
Iau'imime, "i.ift the FisE .....
....... Pour second Grade Girls
Addresses ....... .........
Directors ana Mrs 3 " Wilson
Principal Irene " burke
first and second grades. caroline
Gonzales
Primary. Isabel rsrea.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14
Grays Prepare For
Sunday Battle With
Santa Fe Town Team

Santa Fc and A|Ihuuurrgu will
meHt Co settle old scores Hf The Bare
.B- bail field uu Sunday afternoon
when the all.tuwu santa o. team
Will cross bats with he Duke titN
8fiiH In their second fame ~ the
season Loth teams have been
stf,urihrusd since their last contest
and e. real fight H expected
Although Albuquerque had 20 CONF
furtthl. lead at the end 90 the game
NsttH ago. the score duts not in-
grty De- comparative strength % tho
fwu trtuIr ~ the end 81 the ninth.
thD score WIS tod and "a had been
anybody Fam' az 90 nat point lu
tho tenth the Santa De- bowman weak
,rsd ana aided boy ,rrHrs, thc irays
pilud 49, enough runs tu Wu iu spite
of o. rfrour rHly hh tht capital city
diamond artists
The game here SUNDAY afternoon
promises Co hr br UIusr - the .armcr
u'flc and au even better ,Nhihition ~
flH national pA-timr Hubbard IL
turmrr Western league pitcher. wlli
Iu tho hurting tor thc upstate tr
lfrEtfiuu Whilo smlldiuE wh" hello
fhr Santa Fstus hiti,a Cor seven INN.
rsa Two wHskr x viii start Eos the
irHis tn, santa ~ team has been
hHisf'rrd IN Frtorti7 places while th'
UTHss Viii usc Practically tn rHWr
.ucuu ihty used lu former games
Daniel i'H. lu manager Uf the
.iriHa wac unable tu secure Tho uuI
NsT.IfN grounds Tor the game since
fup university .s san iu Heasiuu and
uIU NOT ALLOW sunday gaines dufinr
Doc fvEulit school term iip Wa able.
however Geo secure the lHr'itr field.
Whl,h has aH excellent almond ed.
huufh lackIur uletchrrs and ID fence.
Nu admission frr Of fisfN and tween.
"a uNr GENTS WIl hv charged uu sun
Itk Thu=p paving viii hr tagged.
Manager tuIIlll announced thar be
iiH uut fear that many would tT' ti
srr fur game frrr siuplN because th'
fence WIS NOT completed, since ht
Nuts turrp were plenty ~ good fam
who would nl o. grounds Th'
HrtFs have nrrH given the use ~ me
IlrI and will hr hi' Go exclude thos'
Iut paying tdm sslon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14
iurtN .tur GRADUATES from The
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tr. SIND. -H,u.rf.,rt tr. .tUI .r,
.rr,irr HI. intention n. ra m h..n
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D.. Id. t. r..r..h .ur. Iu..,. Id. ttt.
them 90 put FROM nurI Nrs MI
40 ...uuf, -4U.fIrr-Ut.Dt r.Uorf.
.r.rtt of ,.sei eo.op.niio1 s1 on,
t.If ~ n rlfsr,s on. usnra ~
it,futf.. tr.i. f.ul,.f Uufrirts f.l
iuy
t.tY..f v.tN ALL. t.rUHU.
~rlutIt ,. urIr.Ip4I graduate tag
fr.. ts. ,.tbth rrtI, T..fr.rt
E.u.r.. H. A-Ibuu..u.u, sffH NI
f...ff. yuIrf,n. rr.u.Ir,I FrtI
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Il.fHrf o. utr.Uu. ODD. Nfrs.u with
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ia. rnw tn. ..srfN r..l. p..tr..f
ff p.I.rf. vItU I.f.H. k,u.t A
trr u.I sr.fu.f.. .r. fI.m 3D..
.FUfN rr.f. I.atr..F. .. tIH Town
v..U Ma. I...u N..... .. Ur.U.
f.| rr,.4.t.. tt. fr.. Obj. rHfH
r.f. I..t..., N.r,r r.lrfN
.tr..t vfr Afr. utHuH.r Roberts l.
rrIr.Uu.I .~r.fu.f.s d.. from rHY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14

You must -ut liuyor' Sewer ask
fur merely Aspirin tablets Tine nam"
UtNpt'' meutH you age uUttiuu the
rruuIuv "UHN,r Tabloid uf Aspirin,
proven .tf, hE millions oI u,nplv
Don't bus Aspirin tablets 900 re- pIll
hos tnsiH con getting mo BiN,r
fttlkurr with tNt safety "titN'r Gross
con both ptrkIgr tud ON tablets 40
other wuN
IrWurc of youutprf,lfH' only rec
r,utlN 10 BruuklNu manufacture We
Nsut f0 tID pruItruuatN FOR Nuodlug
90, ,ouufIE WITH fIlrum powder tab.
lpta. which hp claimed 10 Doe Aspirin
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14

IN the uuyor parkagc are proper
directions and the dose for Headache.
Tuuthtrhc Etrache. Neuralgia, lthcu.
mutism Iumiugu. SriatiCa, iuldr.
Grippe. innuonzii-'ulds, Neuritis aud
Istiu generally.
ittyor Tablets Of Aspirin Ameri-
can made and owned, are sold 90
vest pocket boxes of ~ tablets. which
cost only q few cents also In bottles
or q and BOTTLES of roo also cap
sules AHpimn ~ the trnde mark Of
BHytr Manufacture ~ MonoaccuCaci-
doftpr of S~nlirNIlacid
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14
nuNs' NND GInI.s' oirBs.

\ great deal Of enthusiasm IN beins
shown D. the cIt, boys ana ririn in
the clubs the number ~ projects taxi
en- up has not Yet been figured up hN
Mr. Phillips, but the results appear
NUfy gratifying Tho schedule for his
visits 90 the various Schools. both cts
and county has been made out aud
tho boy. and rlris are requested to
Watch the SsissiuIc.
Ther, viii hv u WerttnE Boo ut
The district school houses every after.
radiilas flr.t Monday 10 the
month
r%aiarito l1rs, Tuesday in the
month
iianchos de A,r,sco Flrsi weducs
dHs Boo the month
Armlu- Frst Thursday iu th,
month
San Jo., Flrs, Friday In the
month
Fourth Street Rural Second Mon
day in the month.
uld Town second Tuesday in the
month
Mountain view Second wcdne-.
|hHf lu fhs month
rar,ia- Second Thursday u M,
|munth
put,uo, Second Friday 10 o.,
|mouth
Los IrivEou Third Monday iu the
munth
MARITIME Third Tuesday iu the
muufH
launches do A-ibuGusrlur Third
" Wednesday tH fhs month
Alamo, ihlIi Tbur.a1t boo thr
Imurfh
! Second street Son Jose THIRD Pit.
lHF iu tup month
The tuiiI sHuuuI schedule has been
perfected Nrs sttlhsr u ttFuF
charge uf 900. .uHk rg BHH .sW uF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14

Presentation 1T Graduating tlns-
commencement Song ..... Graduates
Presentation ~ Diplomas
....-..... Mrs John " Wilson
list ~ graduates Loren MoTloY.
Creighton FufHker, norman Hurrrll
Lola Namor1 Elizabeth Finn Claude
collier. 'huultu NullsUo. Earl Belts
Clarence Gleason iuui Montgomery
NiflrV EirinF charles ppssmoro. Lur-
un shelton Hlldu bradford. ullis
Eirirr Richard Jones
Trathgrs-trcrllH murphy barbara
Harris Carolina Michael Mr.
1uuur Roberts principal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14

Chorus ct uoliss aud neuuN
GRADUATES plaIcrss taudoiuur.
Annie Cuudciutin. Marin Guiucrroz
Thclmu Dotaon. Salvador Oarclu. Rob.
cft Lawrence, Sum Lawn cncc. Joe
Pepper
T.nchotH- Ruth StatcEon. Nirtoriuo
With. Edna Watson Dorothy MrAlls.
F.r
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14
GRADUATION EXERCISES BEING
HELD IN ALL RURAL SCHOOLS;
EXHIBITION TO BE GIVEN HERE

A \ unusually attractive number Of programs have been given nj
~ the closing exercises Of the schools They reflect credit on
: : teachers and pupils II IS most encouraging 10 note that the
graduation class from the Eighth grade il larger than II has ever
been before. and that the pupils intend 10 continue their education
in the High School. The city schools are preparing nm exhibition
Of conservation handcraft. which will be- shown the latter part of
May. The High School is preparing features of much interest AZ
part Of their closing exercises, among which is the play to be given
by The Latin department.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14
PROMINENT SPEAKERS
TO Be HERE FOR IT,
COMMENCEMENT WEEK
Election Of Student Officers Is
Held Dances and Other Enter.
tainments TO Feature Last Few
Days Of School Year

uu,iur secured many prominent
speakers for the occasion. the uniVer-
Hitt graduation commencement prom
lses a. Boz u Nery elaborate affair. On
SUNDAY. june = D. haccainureate
sermon Will Dee delivered az o o'clock
hy Rev e. 80 Hickman pastor ~ the
Lead Avenue Methodist church iu this
rity Prom Monday Iuue o 20 We'd
uesdaN. june o. the final vNamina-
tionz Will Doe held and ON Wednesday,
June o. s phl kappa mi address
will ho delivered boz Uodey hall Thurs
tHy. iunc g. itou Jonathan Wagner,
state superintendent ~ public iustruc-
tluu. will give the commencement adj
dress " thir service Governor a. \
~lntruzoio Will perform ihe ceremony
ut the dvmuhilitntiuu ~ the uniVct-
sits service ntr
Ofnrrr- Iicvtrd.
After posting the uemss punaNau
Richardson Francis Rear and George
Gtutrf for nomination Tor election tor
the offices ~ president vice preHl'
dent und secretary treasurer, respcr-
J UN,lY. Tor IL period ~ one week., nr
provided iu the new student body con
srtufiuu a general assembly 81 the
student husiN wa called Yesterday ai
iH oriuDk. fur the election - thos'
/ officers and the election ~ the on.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14

closing lurtsm NHs o. 1919
Part ..
HHIufHfuU. NIHTlntA t'HHt. %
lIH .utntiuu 81 diplomas ...t...
No.. John Wilson
Little runfIuW,' Urill ....
Ten l# HUI .uI GrtH, BOYS
1IIHH.s, DUI tuu SONS Intermediate
When We're dressed Co THE
Mother and ttfN,r.
IuuT Primary children
Sons SIS N,irnhuL .........
Slau r,f,u M NdylUt costello
SONS lIftlv Nothrra'
Ton IHt uud end Grade Girls
HHU Hud Sons The iI'Ilu TINS.
H.NUHa sixteen Primary children
Indian UTUI ~tuf.IW,iItiH
sHuE "IDtsIkiuH and pUll, ....
IflIndu rsrrH and NirulrrtlH soma
Fart 20.
OtsI fta The ruf'y iul school
characters.
Queen .... .tHrlutI t'huNUE
kIrI U,puIitu I.U.f
suuUuutf Trf,sI'H THfut FL
tH.H. ....... HuHr IrrNI
~rHH.H.#U AItIInH t.HHf.||H
IIi..I willow Iu,IIH TIfHH I
700, t.H.H,.H Hu. caroline schmidt
Principal NII", sanchez Angola l'I"t
tuH Alice Gould
Tho .fHdurt,a frp ,Ir'u'u tHIf.E
HUI lUU ItuIHf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14

Politicians resemble shoes bon uu.
respect, the rIru,r grade is not m'.
lHtn, made
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14

rroRram of rrdn, evening Ma, 30
SuuE. America" .. school
Tufk Uturr IItii. Tots
Spanish Sons md Dane. ..... % tI
NHs t'uis Is DhillfpH
suurr ksrr Nouf tHro to tba sum
Fnfus IT, for YOU Dld GLORY.
tts for Nuu ulI Town tl,s DluU
UuWUcu HulI 900 Rove
fuIiUu dance o. Uut
handkerchief lIriII "a Cirlt
Songs ul1 Gioh gu,f Marching
u.s. rIU We Meet AulII"
uld Town gI,, club
sailors utI.r, uuI SunH uutr
pu'fsfIH. 4 Golden GI|f tItftr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-19

DINING ROOM WOMAN AND DISH
WASHER WANTED at Montpelier Seminary
apply to j. w. Hatch principal, Montpelier.
VT 1858
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-19

county, where he spent a couple of days
relative to. new work in the department
in that county. He was in conference
with the management Of the Coaticook
Lighting and Power company relative
to screening the outlet Of the Averill
lakes. The power company is installing
concrete dam in place Of the old wood
en- one. 1t has the water rights be-
low the big Ayerll lake and Mr.. Lesyens
is cooperating with the company by in
stalling modern system Of screening TO
hold the landlocked salmon. Mr.. Leay
ems il also making arrangements for a
rearing pool for the lake trout finger
liugs. This viii be at the inlet OF the
smaller lake, where the trout will be al
lowed to grow for year before being
plantedp
Under the plan which is being used by
the federal government to ship cattle to
France, Vermont has shipped l,223 head
of cattle thus far. The testing for ship
ment purposes is being pushed along as
fast as the cattle are selected that APP
pear to be desirable for use in that
country. This is probably as good
showing as any state has made
Mrs. Betsey J Edmunds, representa-
tatiye Of the Republican party execu-
tive committee of women, is stopping
in the city until tomorrow and is meet
ing persons in the city who are interest
ed IN that work which the organization
Is carrying on. She made an effort to-
day to meet Gov. Clement, but. he was
out OF the city for the day. She called
upon Mrs. J. B. Estee and others of the
equal suffrage league.
Mrs. Thomas Sherman and Miss
Bertha BuzEell gave a shower last even
ing at the home of the former, in honor
Of the approaching marriage Of Miss
Laura Burbank TO Ryland Taisey, II was
surprise to Miss Burbank, Her friends
had arranged a clever plan by which she
was carried 70 Mrs Sherman's for
short call She was presented many
gifts. Refreshments were served and a
fine evening enjoyed,
Mrs John Chimney has returned from
a visit with relatives in Montreal
John P Adams this morning settled
his account as administrator de bonis
non, OF the late viii and testament Of
Rufus N. Hutchins, late Of Montpelier,
who died in 1895, and Mr. Adams sue
ceeded the administrator, as appointed
by the probate court.
T.. c, Gitchell is selling the lots Dor
dering on Sabin street and which were
owned BY w y. Poole. The sale is to
close the bankruptcy matter. Harry
Wetmore has bought two; II. O, Hin
man, three, and Charles Parker two.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-19

WANTED Bellboy good Job for the right
kind Of boy apply at once at Hotel Barre.
15st5
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-19
EAST Barre

Public dance, East Barre opera house
Friday night, Sept 10. CAROLS orches-
ira. Dance from till 2. Admission, ST.
adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-19
CRANITEVILLE

Public dance, East Barre opera house
Friday night, Sept. 10. CAROLS orches
ira. Dance from s till 9 Admission, ST.
adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-19
BARRE DAILY TIMES
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1919.
The Weather

Rain tonight and Saturday, warmer
tonight, southerly winds, slowly in
creasing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-19
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-A Genwood kitchen range with
gas attachment practically new can be seen
at A. J. Young's SO Eastern avenue. 1858
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-19

LOST - Pair of light-colored tortoise-shel
glasses between Maple avenue and Keith ave
nue.; finder please return to The Times office
or inform Flornce Canton, rs Maple avenue,
tel. 7l9-ll. 1888
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-19

WANTED--A representative in every county
in Vermont; a pleasant occupation and good
pay write box ZIG, Hadey, N. Y. 15Stl'
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-27
NO. ACTION TAKEN TOWARD <. K. :
 A GENERAL R,AlER0AD STRIKE

Cleveland, Ohid Nof... 26.1HHzo action looking toward a4 railroad strike. by the four railroad brotherhoods, was takea today by the 50 general chair men meeting here to act. on Director General of Railroad Hines offer of time and one-half for slow freight service and no vote was taken on. the proposition, although motion to vote on it was adopted. The conference adjourned late this afternoon and will meet: again tomorrow morning. Discussion oi the proposition. and the request of. the f1remen and trainmen for q general wage increase occupied this afternoons. session.
 The morning session adjourned at noon for luncheon and oR3 of. the brotherhood chiefs announced that 8 vote on the overtime proposition had been taken, but it later developed that this was an error and that only a motion to vote on it was adopted. When the conference reassembled this afternoon the director generals offer was again taken up. Many amendments we're offerec by the, del- egates and further. requests wese sent to Washington for explanation of its workings in connection with the workings in connection with the elimination of arbitraries and allow ances, as stipulated by the director
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-27
HUMoR. OF THE DAY

wife-J.rn, I've. invited one of m. old. beaux to dinner. Do you mindt
 Hub-Why. no, always like to mee-s lucky people.-EN.
 He (aecepted)-Now I've got ;t- speak to- your father, and I know ht dislikes me.
 sne-Don't worry, dearest he hs a far greater aversion to my bills, Boston Transcript. My dear sir nothing but an opera tion will save your life" What will 1t cost?" but an operation will save your life" About $500"
 But I have only $50"
 In that case, let's try what thesd pills will do."-Detroit Free Press.
 "Wlaat are you going to give youI friend, Mr. Benedict, this yearF' l "A water set"
 "A water set? 1 "Sure-last year gave him { sterling silver whisky hasli-but tii.i year 1t will have to be 8 water set l Florida Times Union. 1 The Professor-After years Of efori. must conefss defeat. I cannot write pThe-e is no originality in me; neitheh can present the thoughts Of others plea singiy. But and his face bright. ened at the though, T will teacf other to write So he became . professor Of Engi;sh.-Life.
 How nicely you have ironed thes' l things Jane," said the mistress, ad. nairingly, to her maid. Then, g,anc- ing at the glossy linen; she coatinuet in tone of surprise. "Oh see they are all your own. '
 "Yes" replied Jane land I'd 60 your just like that if I had tint" ICentra Methodist Advocate.
 -John, there's talk Of puttlg to- hacco out Of busniess"
 Nothing to it."
 That's what you said about liquor.
 Well, what do you want me to do?
 Hurry up and get enough cou- poas for that r.nk plush sofa. De troit Free Press.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-27
33 MINES CLOSED IN THE <: -~. ..- -kAkAWHA COAL. FEEDS

Charleston, w. Va. Nov. 2eA -Four, teen operations were added to the idle list Of mines in the KanaWla coal fields today, making a total or 5ss mines closed down, and reducing tie percent: age of those working from 915:per gent of a. few days ago stos S4 per 'ceat. to-
 day. =.
 '''The men became tired of zwaiting for the Washington conference to pro duce results and decide,l to quif- work pending some decisop,'. was the eX- planation offered by SItred $. ATooncy, district secretary lof.etile United Mine Workers, ;as to tiec' oaura% of the in : creased idlenrs3. " 1.-~'. E :.
 Mine workers officials said today
 that the news strikes re .ert iFely.s3lrlr authorized and their best efforts were being made to prevent further ..defec- tions which are threatened.. -l
 There was a general apprehension among the opera tors and mine officials today that tho entire Kanawha dis tr.ct might be down. bs the end of the week in case some decision were Det reached soons al though. they de cIiIed to make any definite. statements
 upon this subject. .
 In the New River fields out Of the : H.. mines. 105. Were in operation, and : ten idle, T. L. Lewis. secretary or the 1 New. River Coal Operat tors Association i stated todIy. The production fos | Tuesday he said was t20,410 tons, 'f01.S : pe-' cent. of nocpai.5 These figures i Were taken from the CilesIpeahe aIlf ! Ohio Company loadings, which age ! sent to Washington, A1r.. Lewis said...
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-27
puweIs vs Jail Hill.

Tine DuWels football team will clash with Jail lIiil tlris afternoon at the battle-ground at !. Ill. Captain Ian dall has put his team through d lot of new and freaky plays lately and will try them out against the fast Jail H-lls this afternoon. From the latest reports the DuWels will need everything they have as Captain Shea of Jail l1ill will bring down q fast tenn, which consists of such players as Rocssler, Joe Shea, Jerome Shea, Frlong, x. l'etroni and q few more of some of the fastest players ill the city. The DuWels lineup will in cIude Randall, EIn. Calkius, Eari Calkins, P. Billings Boyens, William son, k. Leonard, Falcone, McNally, Northington J. Pedace, Casey, Botham and Riley.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-27
AT THE WlLLIMANTIc ALLEYS.
GENERAL FELIPE ANGELES
 EXECUTED AS A TRAITOR

El Paso, Texas, Nov. 2s-(By The A P) General Felipe Angeles, Mexican revolutionary leader and enemy of the Carranza government, declared pa triot by his followers and friends, was executed as a traitor to the Mexican government by a firing squad at Chi huahua City, Mexico, at s:35 a. m. to- day. He had never recognized the present government as rightfully re- presenting Mexico.
 The specific charge against Angeles was rebellion. He was found guilty by four Carranza, generals sitting as courtmartial at Chihuahua City at 10:45 o'clock last night after session that had lasted almost continually for approximately 39 hours.
 Angeles throughout the world was known as military genius. He was the reputed friend of Americans and during his trial lauded this country land it's citizens.
 He was the man who brought the French 75 millimeter gun to the per.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-27
p r ~1Sss aa
 POETRY
FOR ALL rHIN1.s


 ''Giy.ag thanks always for sll things4 unto God and fife Fass;.e-. in Sl.e nanie. or our l-o.d jesus Christ. -tpiss ss lzsass-zss D; so. 2 Father or all! On this Thanksgiving Our thanks and praise ,re would besore E Born of oqg love for raee. and Try We would recount T:ls, ,:.ecc:as. enc hy
 one B.. Tor all things" we wou.d thank Thee Thy name we'd laad. and magnify Thy ogr i2g voice. we would raise in melody - -aad sea.
 We thank Thee. 0 our Eataer. for eur And for Thy love. which never from u.., For Tag .1,acessissg care through alI- For. nereies great surrounding all cur va.s. We t.,aalS Ttee. rilgt our needs haze
 been supplied: For fosodtanA Sg,En ent which Thou did4 Fog da.lSsglrenssh as promised in 1.h- we .pFsise Thy holy name. most holy ., Lord. For sE.aae,e .-as,s sui sufficient, FasFe throesh We daily walked, and sQrsfl,g. storms ' did 'roar:
 For bsseedi,nE wo.nds, soot::ed by Thy o tG=eat- Physician. ve you'd thank Thee much.
 Tor ~hsryests bouatiful from ere. azt f1eid-- We thank. Thee for our Nations von.
 :- orous yield; For sierious seasons. as they come and Alike sor sun and rain. for heat and snow.
 For all thlngsr Yea, 1ordi though through biinding tears; l Through sorrows bangs our burdened lA.' spirit sears;
 For. tbose. we love. whose dust lies l We thank Thee that we know thsy'rs | :: safe with God
 We bless and praise Thee, o Thou Lers That soon or late. the wrong shai
 surely faN: That Right shall rule the world, ant
 Lave shall reign :. And Liberty and Freedom all shai gain. -.- Unnurabessd are Thy mercies 6 .osr Nov. in the name of Jesus Christ. cu We leave our gratitude before n: On. may the voR'riae Thine acceptanc
 Jennie Wilson Howell.