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Evening star., 1919-12-30

foCKI~rBooK. lady's. BLACK. small: money
.hd rerei3ts. on 9TH ST. Monday. Reward. W.
g.. Becker. - Center Market 3Is
Evening star., 1919-12-30

1tiNG--Keith's. Sunday matinee hioodston
Iing: engraved with old English D. Reward
ID Downey, 1921 10Th ST. NV. Col. 316O-W
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-11-06
What Baptists Have Done

lHME@H UHQG DuPlIOIO uOVV DVHO
htoosste through n ag and
Herght ofsIfde a7mrado innntes eigo adgo
il Rhode Island tn frs camm n
wFicn there was ahsout NJ e.
Al II edcntnuor the batdef o. persona an
victories t1 e
uhunhda activity they were ageyn
theirs tanndmen h da11 onSiu
dom o seednh freedom o eli nmdh
Heinc American revolution nnouH have
BEEN o
Have been outstanding champions o
the serinry INC the unr1aaba do lie
they IL the public free school
system in
Henry Dustr thew furnished the first president of Harvard
University, through homasHd
- edith chariot a Havadt
Un7esy Island
1ernngn middle chit
i'll sar epreof
IN sounded Jdn Vasar
WInCar
field
1 pineern fmeg
H
1 7 B. F.JaobsaB tlynnn Intrnaion
I hom Sund
III lanan o fSscu5zN
III
The ScnHMd owsda during he asst ten years Bapiys
rerady Hlsco1 ytaana nyoHerd enonr
Baptist IS Million Campaign
W Bd1 panofs outrn for etendr egospIf
JesBChr stand this ogamo al mdo
anparHf Hewond
1yoube this undertaking svordnv prepare
othyoHe n hand yeIe edge HnolghH the Baptist
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-11-06
SOME CENTRAL
BAPTIST TRUTHS
Jesus, Mans Only Savior.

Jesus, Mans Only Savior.
Absolute religious liberty for ALL
JuK end Gentle alike.
A church membership composed
any Of converted persons.
The supreme sovereignty Of
JOsuS In all matters Of the soul.
SOf-dsterminatiOn in all rsligi-
sus matters for all individuals and
churches, without any overhead
msddIlng or management Of any
character. :
The Bible the only authoritative
LAW Of Chrlst's reign.
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28
(@dIuB fuIsD.
Die 2icbcsscianse Der Gffcm.

Die 9e9leitung oes 2iebeSwerben8
o,rd @eiong lit cine @ribeimung,
eie i'm ollgemeinen MIR bel unieren
Singoogeln beobadtet miro. I'm 70
mebr mag es mau1en 9toturfreuno
eritaunei, luenn er bort. DAB aud
gctuiIle Slffen imltanoe lino, ibre
9~lcbesipiele Ourd einen frdftieen
Geion9 3u unteritiiBcn. Gs rbonoeIt
lib bierbei INN Die Den Weniden.
alien bereits iebr nabeltebeiocn
Snnoarmdffen, IND 5tuor bcionoers
I'm bic ouf SABA un0 Sunlatra lie.
benoen @ibbonafien (Splopates
1gilis). oeren &iebestperben iebr eli.
Aenartig a~n5uieten lit. 8abreno
Wt1nnd)en ulo @eibden anf1nglid
orf 5pei peridieoenen Bdumen lisen,
lodt Der nit chem Wtale lalit eii-
iegenoe @ciang OeS Y%i1nlidens oas
MeibAen INNER nGber, bis es, emo.
LID ielber in ben @einn9 einfaqeno.
il1 ouf ocn Baum, oann auf oen
alt oes 3ufiinftigen idminot uno
iib eng al i'm idmiegt. Ser Sc
lang oeS Wt1nlhens beitebt gum
2cil in tonleiterartigen uno oft iebr
rein gelun9enen 9onfolgen gum
9cil in bellerL lalt binnus9ei6met.
ttrtem Salldl5en un0 Srilern. Die
g8eibden itoBen 5uerit lanege5ogene
2odt0ne aus. peroen Damn aber
b1lo bon DER 2cbbafti9feit oes
Mdnndens onoeitedt uno ltimmen
MN nit lollter StimnIe in oas
Sold3cn nit elm oas i'm Duett Dem
menfdliden So0eln gleihen ioa. gb.
geihloiien miro Der @eiang regel.
m6Big nit einem lautidouenoen
Sbrei.
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28

ltnTduIbiee. Der .3uEonb Der aonsen
@egenO, no Der aufrubr getobt bate,
mar entIebli9. -
puaatiAsip flob, perfoIgt pon
SberIt Mi6elIou. 8dlo srfubrsn
mir BON ieiner poItommsnsn Rieoers
loae. Surin srbisIt bic Radri6i
bon Der @sfangennabms pugatI9eps
5ugIsid nit benz 9cfsbl nift peiter=
3umorI9isren. 0er &rie9 NOR Su
@nbe. gnbli9 mar Is mir m0glid,
gu meinsn @ltern gu fabren, enolid!
4ber BEL oIsoem psr9dats mir Elm
eiesntiimlides 9sfiibI Die 6rsuoe: Der
@eoonte an pugatlGetp, Der bos 9lut
10 oisisr uniauIoiser Spfer bereoIs
fen botte, uno bic Sinri6tun1, bic
Ieiner BARRIE, erfiiuten mein Ser3 nit
Srausr. .pugotfGetp, pusotI6ep",
6o9ts i6 BEL mir, .parum bat bid
nidt Elm feinOli4es 8oionett oDsr cine
RortGtIde setroffen9 0os pGre nod
bos bette fir bid gepsien!" Der Sc
hante an pugdti9sn NOR BEL mir uns
aertrennli9 nit einem Der entIebli9s
item Augenblide msines Qebens unb
init Der @rloiung Diaries aus ben
9dnben S9pobrins pertniipft.
Surin CAB mir llrIoub. SGon
in penigen Sogen folte i'd pieOer
i'm .8reiIe meiner 9isben Iein. -
pI0BIi4 traf mid Elm unsrpartetsr
S9lng.
In benz Sage meiner 46reiIe, in
oemIeIben @u9en6lid, ba i9 mid in
ben Woeen ieben polte, trat Surin
nit iebr beior9ter Miene in mein
3immer. gr belt elm 9lott papier
in ben 9dnoen. gttpos CAB mir eis
men Sti4 ins 9sr3. SD erI9rat, pbne
felbit gu pi1en iparum. Gr f9idte
meinen Burden aus benz 3immer
uno fdgte, er babe mir etipas mit3us
teilen.
pWas benn9" fragte i9 Don I'm
rube.
Sine tIeine llnannebmli9teit," ers
tpiberte er un0 rei9te mir bos poz
pier. n2ies! SD babe es Toeben sr.
balten."
Sd 6egann gu !elen. = @s NOR
elm sebeimer 8eTebl, mid ToFort gu
Oerbaften uno mid na9 Raian gu
f9iden. mo- bic RommiTIion to9te, bic
iiber puSuti4eips S~eIfersbelfer gu
@eri9t fab.
Sos papier fiel mir fat aus Der
9anb.
sd lam ba niGts mo9en," Ioote
Surin. rMeine pflidt 1T gu gebor>
den. Mobri9einli9 1T Ods @erii9t
BON Oeiner 6reunoI9nft nit pueats
iHep Der Reeierung gu Obren gee
tOmmen. Soffentli9 5iebt as feline
I4limmen 5oIgen nad lidl, unb es &c,
lin9t Dir, bid gu re9tferti9eu. SAB
ben Mut ni9t ~iinfen. alter Same
raD!"
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fiirdtste mid ni9t Dor benz Ri9ter.
Did betriibte nur Der @eoonte, oab
i9 ben auyenblid 6es Nisoerfebens
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binausi4isben muBte. SD itieg in
ben Dagen. Surin nobm freunbs
f4aftli4 abf9ieO Oon mir. 3pei !Sus
loren nit blonten Sdbeln nabmen an
meiner Seite plab, unb mir fubren
banpn.
(SdIuB frIsD.
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28
er martet. Gel

- 8orau er wartet. Ser
2anopaltor bciierte Oos Spalier on
Ieinem Sanie aus, ais er bemcrfic,
CAB elm fleiner Sungc ltcben gcblie.
ben mar mo ibm nit orober auf-
m~erflamfeit 5uldarte. .geun, mein
iuneer Sreuno". iprnd er, %erireut
iiber oas Sllterciie, oas ieine Ar.
belt erpedte, .gudit on 3u, INN oas
BON 81 lernen?"
.Nein", entgeancte Ser fleinc
9uride, lid morie nur oarauf. gu
boron, mas ein Yaitor iagt, wenn
er iiH nit Dem Sammer auf ben
QnImcn idl69t."
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28

Sporom m. Softer (u1b.
reno bes YiittaaeIicns, Su Dem elm
8ercbrcr cinacIoOen IT'D: .Moma.
er fat iih ertl1rt!"
Wutter: .SoY Tam fonnten mir
Den Nahtiih peeIniieni"
The sun., 1919-01-07
STOCKS ON THE CURB
MOVE IRREGULARLY
Profit Taking Causes Most Oil
Securities to Close at
Fractional Losses.

An irregular and quiet tone character
lied the trading In the curb market yes
terday. There was some strength in n
few of the oil stocks on light outside
buying around midday. but before the
close renewed profit taking by the trad
crs caused most of the issues to close
with fractional losses. The higher
priced oil stocks were less active than
usual and moved irregularly. Midwest
Refining gained u point after opening
lower and then lost the advance, while
Standard oil of New Jersey rallied AFTER
loss OF more than ten points
Trading In the industrial list was on
a small scale with unimportant price
changes keystone Tire and Rubber
was an exception and established new
high record with an advance of more
than three points, due mostly to pool
operations. Strength in that stock was
attributed to the contract made with the
Perfection Tire and Rubber Company
more than a week ago, but nothing new
has happened since.
Bond trading was on Il moderately
large scale, especially in the Anaconda
new Offering. American Tobacco serial
notes were In good demand with the Sc
ries of 1919 and 1923 selling to new
high records. There was initial trading
in the new cities Service per cent. de-
benture bonds. series c.
Total sales and range of prices fol-
low.
The sun., 1919-01-07
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Heavy selling pressure In the after
noon made for substantial reduction
In values yesterday on the Consolidated
Exchange. Stocks were in supply from
the outset. and in the absence of any
pronounced demand prices responded
easily to pressure. What buying there
was centred in the oil tobacco and dis
tilling stocks. The weakness was moro
pronounced in the industrials than in
the rails. Losses in the latter were
fractional, excepting in Reading and
Southern Pacific. which sold off more
than n point. Steel shares led in the
downward movement. Equipment, cop
per and marine shares were in supply,
with losses of about point. Trading
in Liberty Loan bonds was active. with
prices steady.
The sun., 1919-01-07
COFFEE MARKET.

There was n sharp decline in coffee
futures yesterday morning. the start be-
ing 30 to 40 points lower and free offer
ings by one Of the leading local bear
operators, with very little demand in
evidence. Around midday a little cover
ing sent values up 10 to 80 points. but
during the late afternoon the bears again
hammcred prices which declined rapidly.
closing at net losses for the day of 65 to
so points Santos futures were weak,
being 90 To 800 reis lower. while there
was decline In Rio spots of % reis.
Firm offers We're reported lower again.
ard in the local spot market Rio is were
i,c. lower at 1890. In the cost and
freight market Santos As sold at 20 lac,
steamer shipment, London credits
The sun., 1919-01-07
leans, Dbl. SOS; Florida. basket, 81

Leans leans, SSl;s '5Ss; Florida. basket, q.
EGGPLANTS-Florida. box. s3.5OT i.5O !;
basket, f3M4 END1vE-Near by, h.. IS
n4oc. HORSERADISH - Western, 100
,es:, $3.50. kAI.E - Virginia, Dbl.
Nbou $50. .LETTuCE-Ca lifornia, ice:
berg, crate. $40 3.25; Florida, basket. 81
m360. MrsHROOMS--3 III. basket, 6Oc
Ills. OKRA-Florida, basket, s39S;
Cuban, crate. .2ai. OYSTER Plants
Near by, 100 lunches, simG. ONIONS
Connecticut Valley. yellow. 100 ID. bag
Sl.25 n 2.2b; state and Western. yellow. 100
ID. bag, 81 2ju 2.l5; state and Western,
red 81 25G2: white s3d5. red and yellow
culis, 100 lb bag, 75c. a 81. PEAS-Florida
basket, S2T7; California, small drum, $40
a -. PEPPERS-Florida. box. 81. SO $50;
basket. s2d5. PARSLEN-.Near by, curly.
100 punches. sini.60: New orleans. curly
Dbl, Tqio; plain Dbl. tsMlo. PARsNIrs
.-Bbl, sl50n 2.25. PARTNERSHIPS,
81 rs a $50. RADIsHEs-Hotho per
100 punches, s3H5. RHtBARB-Califor-
MIA, 30 ID. box, s1.75m2. ROMAINE---
Florida. basket. sl.to q 350: New orleans,
Dbl, s6d7 SHALI.oTs--New orleans.
bill s5q6. PINACH-Florida. basket,
81 25: Virginia, Dbl. sl.5O13.6O. SQUASH
-Hubba I'd. bbl.. sld?; NARROW, bbl, s %
q l.7j; Florida, white, box, s2n3. TCRNIPS
-Rutabaga, Dbl. or bag. si.25W1.15; white.
hhl or bag. s1d2. TOMATOES-Florida,
carrier. s2di: cuban, Slm3: Nassau 81 so
$50; dollhouse, ID, 12d soc. WATER
CRESS-Near by, 100 lunches S2d2.jO
The sun., 1919-01-07

Coffee cables-Ro was IS rcis lower FOR rs at
lOs0o1. Exchange 3-Scd. lower at l3lAd. Re
ccipts 300 bags and stock s35,o0 bags. In
Santos spots were not quoted. Futures We're
80 10 800 reis lower. Receipts r., OOO bags and
stock 30 go bags Receipts at the ports were
30. 900 bags, against So 0O0 last year. Sac Paulo
had 5000. against 81, 600. and Jundiahy Is 600.
against 4j, oo1 last year. Cleared from Rio Jan.
nary the steamship ]. VI. Taylor with 1000
bags for New Orleans and the sailer Marion
L. Mason with 200 hags and from Bahia the
steamship pucone with 1000 bags.
ERAZlLIAN COFFEE STATISTICS
The sun., 1919-01-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
I1NIA,URE ALMANAC.

United States Coast and u~odctlc Survey
STANDARD Time.
sun rises. - 20 A VI sun sets .. 81, u n
Moon sets....l0:3S PM
HIGH WATER THIS DAS.
sandy Hook II :0} A NJ Gov. Island ii.mA,
Hell Gate.....12.JJ AN
LOW WATER THIS DAY,
Sandy Hook. 3 :o3 A NJ Gov. Island JEAN
Hell Gato.....7:li NJ
The sun., 1919-01-07

LlvERPooL. Jan. 6 Nee
statistics; Imports lo5,ooo bale
can 5000 stock ii2.o"n,
27s,00o; forwarded 3d."0o '' '''
5000. Sales 1000, no Amer .I0
The sun., 1919-01-07
ARRIyALs-MoNpAY. IAN =

I. $. armored cruiser North Carolina brc.,
Zee. "a. ''''.'
So Saranac, Plymouth, Dec. a.
SIS Dana Cardiff. Dec. H.
IS Yarmouth Liverpool, Dec IS
Ss Hans Maersk, Cctte. Dec H.
SIS Polar Sea, Barry Dec. is.
SIS Northwestern. Shields, Dec co.
SIS Julia n. Luckenbach Gibraltar ia. 49,
SIS Brazos. san Juan, Jan. l. -''
SIS Karimaba. Lourabays, Sept q
SIS J. A. Bostwick. Tlixpam Dec 49,
So 1mperator, La Romano Dec 4.
So Talaralite. Halifax Jan ..
Ss AcComa, Boston. Jan. t.
The sun., 1919-01-07
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
Due To-day.

S. Mar Mediterraneo, Barcelona. Nov 10
So Colling ham. Havre. Dec. 10
IS Pioneer. Rouen. Dec. II.
IS Hollandia. Gothenburg, Dec, u
SIS Western Chief. London Dec IS
SIS Tapsjoz. Bahia. Dec. L.
IS Nautic. Huh. Dec. 49,
S. Ericksholm, Shields. Dec. 70
IS Ocland. Barrv, Dec Il
S. Storviken, Barry. Dec 81.
IS Gouverneur de Lantsheere, Barry, Dec IL
SIS Generalconsu Pallisen. Cardiff De- .
s. Atalata, HayTe, Dec. q.
IS Mertainen, Shields. Dec p
So Western Cross Cristobal. De- e
s. Toronto Hull. Dec. 90
St Catalonia, Go'henhurg, Dec. IL,
- Handwyk. lIsvre. Dec. q
S. Dayton, Greenock Dec -
So West Cane. Cris'obal Dec. &c
So TOlnn Nantes. Dec. e.
S. Wells City. Bristol. Dec q
IS Bris. Go,henburE, Dec IS
SIS Fernao Velaso Gibraltar Dee 80
IS Ocean Rotterdam. Dec. Il
$ City of Atlanta savannah Jan
So Coman"hc jacksonville Jan
SIS Louisville Sou'h7muton MOO e.
S Royl d, rrnoG Rord.anr. De. =.
So Roman Prince. llrest, Dec -.
S. klrdahnr. Hui D~c g
Sc RHrry R7rgc 6 hraltar. Dec IS
IS ossabaw. Port Eads. Dec. 80
Due Tomorrow.
ss David Ilovd George. Hevre Dec .,
- santa Marta Rr.st Dec .
5. william 4 McKcnnoy La Pallcc, Dec IS
S. Pasiores, Bordeaux. Doc &C.
Due Thursday
SIS Madawaska. 81 Naz3re Dec q
Sc POwhstan, bordeaux Drc. q
Ss Julia 1.uckenhach, Gibraltar. Dec q
SIS Ulua. Brest. Dee, 30.
Due Friday
Cruiser Seattle Brcst Dec. n
SIS William l. stead Plymouth. Dec r.
So Marengo bordeaux Dec %.
S. Ikala. Bordeaux be-. =
S. e. PasO. Galvesi on, Jan T.
Dae saturday
S. Clan Ma01ntyrc. 81. Michales De- y
Sc Tasmania. zane Town. Dec. r.
- Lvdfeld, Sheld. Dec. p.
IS AlharG arcz. Bordeaux, Dec. "a
s. II Mar New Orleans Jan. :,
The sun., 1919-01-07
ARRIVED FROM NEW yopv

SIS M"gantlc, AT Liverpool
IS Cadillac, at Liverpool
SIS I.uciline, at Plymouth
SIS Wassa1c at Couenna
IS Crosby Hall. AT Karachi.
IS Edward l.. Doheny. Jr., al Rio
IS Advance. at Cristobal.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
SIS Belglc. from Liverpool
IS Calabria tSwedj from Rotterdam
80 Them achos, from Brcst.
IS Cailsholm. from Rotterdam.
SIS Eastern Cross. from Iquidup.
SIS Taurus, from Buenos Ayres.
The sun., 1919-01-07

Torm. Rate AMI NaluHty. Bid AskNd ylc1d'
Couron AS. Jan, 1874. los,. iS,s .is
coupon rs March 1866 II: so
Registered AS. March. 1865 ion 80
4, oupon iI.s. Jan, 1875 Ia 80
Reg stored as, Jan, 1865 ~ 80
coupon as. Jan. 1913 ~ 4S
Re ''stered 49,, Jan, 1915. lo so
Coupon -. 1867 .......... via N's 80
Coupon. - 1850 e.. tausl- ga ga +oI
Registered IL. lss s.. Canal. a.. 9'g 50.
coupon s. 1851 g, Highway. IA 49, 80
cnrr.,r A. Ian 1915 80. 97tI 40
p,,.ta,cd & ian lni6 . Us 40
r,',nnr :. Ian 1eiI % 40
p,s,.ter,-t Is Ian. la4e. ~ 40
The sun., 1919-01-07
VEGETABLES. MIsCELLANEOUs-AF

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. French, y drum
;2Qg e.; jerusalem, bbl;. t2gs; bag. $3.50
per quart, sa20c.. BEANS-Florida, has,
ket, sla6, BEErS-Near by. 100 lunches,
s2pS; Bermuda. old. round, bbl., '2a ESQ; ;
Near by. 100 punches slq2; New Orleans.
100 lunches $40 80: Bermuda, crate,
Sl50q2; Old, Dbl, sl.i0Il.7j; old bag
81 l.25, CABBAGE--Danish, per ton.
s?0g25; domestic. ton. 1l2a25 Danish
Dbl. $3.50 $50: domestic, Dbl. slal25;
Florida, new, basket, N.25gl.75. CAULI-
FLoWERs--Long island, Dbl, ,3a =;
half crate, S3u3.5O; Florida, box, ,iU
40; basket, sS.5Oa 80. cELERY--state,
soc. q 81; state, case, s3VS; California.
81 a1,60; celery knobs. 100 punches, $50 6.
CniCORY-New Orleans, bbl, $500 8. so;
Florida, basket. 81. ESCARoL.-New Or
The sun., 1919-01-07

eNpross, 30 q go. fTelg7t. ~ FNN Is
BY express. 34H VAC; i.-gnorns by express
TERs--Frcight, g3C. DuCkS-EXprsss
So $50: freight, aad25c. GEESE-Ex-
press 25n sc. freight, - u &c. Gl l.
pII; EnNS-InIr Il n soc.
The sun., 1919-01-07
pROyIsIONs-Pork steady: m

81: family. s5s IS; short clear, ,n952.
Beef steady; mess, 135 q SO; family. $40
Packf Hogs $780, f Sacon. .H?a m1T1
picked. clear. 1912 lbs. 36c.; dry sailed,
clear. 1870 lbs, 3liac. Greases easier
yellow, llqlli7c.: choice house, II ul.c.
Picked hams steady; regular. 1912 his
3O1c.: skinned, 1920 lbs, 32isc. Tallow
weak; city special loose. 1870. Lard quIet ;
Middle West S23.gOn24: city lard steady
2SHC.; refined lard easy Continent, .?s50
South America, SIS 65i Brazil. kegs, S2s.65 ;
compound dull, 23q?ihc. stearlno dull
city lard stearine, 27c. cleo. lsc.
SUGAR-Cut loaf. 1860: crushed,
l025c.: mould A, $500; cubes 975c,
XNNX powdered. 9.2Oc.; powdered, si5c. !:
nne graduated and d 'emond A, Sc; CON
fectioners' A. $500: No. |. S.s5c
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-23
WEDNESDAY, JULY %, 1919
FACING DEATH

1t will probably take a serious ac-
cident with loss of lives to awaken
automobiles to the proper pitch of
resentment against the careless driv-
er and speed maniac. Such cal
amity is due in this section if the re-
cord of two "near death" accidents
within twentyfour hours of one an
other, is any fair basis of deduc-
ton. And such cases generally are.
Then why take the risk. It's a
pretty important engagement that a
man has to go on that he cannot be
content to travel at the rate of Is
miles an hour. Then who go 40
No one sympathizes with the speed
maniac even if he kills himself. But
when he endangers the safety of the
other mantle safe and sane driver
he should be restrained. Automo-
bilists have got to handle the cues
ton themselves. They should report
ever violation of speeding as mat
ter of public duty and safety.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-23
(Barre Timcs)

There is too much reckless driving
of automobiles on the narrow roads
Of Vermont. One of the most fla
grant cases of abuse of the road has
come from the vicinity Of St. Johns
bury, where two machines are alleged
to have been racing and one machine
struck carriage, throwing young
woman out and injuring her quite
stopped to seeb
seriously. Neither of the autoists
stopped to see what damage had been
done, but it is reported that the i'd
entity of both cars is known. If that
is the case there is only one course
open to the prosecuting officers OF
Caledonia county, and that is tc
bring action against both the driver
for reckless and careless driving or
the highways. Such cases should not
be allowed to go UNPUBLISHED, as that
would encourage other drivers to the
belief that they too will be immune
from arrest should they indulge Ii
the dangerous practice of speeding
on the public highways.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-23
CONCORD

Guests at DR.. r. 7. Johnson's are
MI. and Mrs. A. L. Farmer, Mr..
and Mrs. Merrill Farmer and child,
and Lee Hale of Windsor. Mr.. Hale
has just returned from 30 months
service overseas and at the time the
aImistice was signed was confined
in German prison.
Mrs. w. C. Harvey and grand
daughter, Evelyn Hastings, are visit
ing in st. Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hooker OF
Lincoln, N. H., visited at W. { Har-
vey's Sunday.
Mrs. Herbert Daniels and sons.
Gerald ard Howard of st. bloomsbury
visited at C. H. Towards ever Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Palmer anC
daughter, Madeline, and DR.. Carleton
of st. Johnsbury were in town Mon
day evening.
Miss Gencvieve Sergeant spent
Monday with st. Johnsbury friends
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-23
FAVOR PRIVATE
OWNERSHIP ON
U. S. RAILROADS
CONTINUED from page one)

Regulation by the federal govern
mcnt of the capital expenditures and
security issues of railroads was said
to be one subject on which there was
virtually no difference in the Confer
ence. This was one fthe duties
which the Conference was declared %
be too burdencd by rate question& to
assume the duties of carrying out the
extensive legislation recommended by
the conference and for which a new
agency, composed of experts Of high
standing, was urged. The new Board
also would administer the general
railroad contingent fund, determine
the consolidation of roads deemed to
be in the public interest, promote the
development of a national system of
rail, water and highway transporta-
ton, and act as a board of appeal for
labor questions which local boards
could not adjust.
Finally it was urged that Federal
Transportation Board or the War
Finance Corporation be empowered
to advance public funds, aode-
quate guarantees, to certain indlvid-
nal roads whose credit and financial
operations it may be necessary, in the
public interest, temporarily to pro-
tect during the transition to normal
stable conditions.
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have been too largely attributed to
fast driving and far too little atten-
ton has been paid to careless driv-
ing. The state of Connecticut is the
first to take cognizance of that fact
and the speed limit has been with
drawn in that state where hereafter
there will be two kinds of driving
only, careful and careless.
The point is that driver going
IS miles an hour may be taking pre-
cautions against accidents which u
man driving fifteen miles an hour is
not doing. Failure to stay on the
right side of the road in making a
bad curve, stopping suddenly without
giving due warning to cars In the
rear, suddenly swinging across the
street so as to cut into a side street
without warning, and acts of that
kind are the real causes that con-
tribute to the ever growing list of
accidents and merely curtalling
speed will never eliminate such
things.
When Connecticut undertakes to
say that driver Of an automobile
shall use due care in driving at all
times she is assuming the right at
titude. The careless driver is more
of an abomination than the speed
maniac and the sooner that it be-
comes expensive to drive under all
methods the better.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-23
LYNDONVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. George Duke is
spending two weeks in Manchester
with their brother and sister.
Bertha Chaycr returned home to
her grandmothers, Mrs. Philbrook's,
Sunday, accompanied by her mother.
Mrs. Fred Wilcox is in Montreal
hospital for a serious operation. A
good many know her here as she was
Ruth Barber of Sheffield before her
marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Trip are in a
camp at Newport for two weeks.
Mrs. Clarence Dodge, Mrs. Nettie
Schofeld and Miss Goldsmith visited
Mrs. A. A. Barber at East Burke last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rennie visit
ed their mother at Wheelock last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Aubin took ar
auto trip to Providence, r. l., tt
visit their son, Charles recently.
Mrs. Kate Parker who has beer
sick for sometime is in Brightlool
Hospital for treatment.
| William D. Cheney of Mancheste-
called on old friends last week.
The Methodist Sunday school picni
is to be held at Willoughby next Sat
urday if it is pleasant.
Ethel Spencer and three children