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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10
SIXTEEN YOUNG LADIES GRADUATE
FROM St. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY
Marie NJ. zocllcr. Mary Elizabeth Nc
Faddrn. Katherine Cartwright.
CATHEDRAL. HIGH SCHOOL AWARDS
In tina Classical Department.

Diplomas and rings arc awarded: &
Anthony Stole, Benjamin A. Gorsuch
Charles A. Mayer. Lloyd F.. Hughes. Geo
A. Stein, Harry l.. McEntce. James \
Wright. Joseph l.. McCab".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10
LOCAL ATTORNEYS WILL
ATTEND FUNERAL OF
JUDGE CAMPBELL

Ohio county attorneys Will 20 Ia New
Cumberland this morning 10 attend tn"
funeral Of IN" lat" Judg" J \. tnmphtl'
Tho Ohio County Bar mot yesterday
afternoon and after hearing tho hi"
Judge Campbell culoElz"d H. Frank W.
Nesbitt appointed a commit" I" draft
proper resolutions. THIS commute" j.
Composed ot Judge r NJ tddl'man.
Judgc T. u. SnmrrNil!' and attorney
Carl a. Srhmtdt. In ll> 'uluGN Judr"
NcSlilt recalled how lnde" Campbell
presided 50 Will In rhi" '"uuiy courts.
ending his local career III 1891.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10
BOTH WILLARD AND
DEMPSEY NURSING
THEIR BRUISED HEADS

TOLEDO. O.. June 9--Jess willard
and Jack Dempsey tonight, arc nursing
bruised heads as a result or spiriteo
workouts today in preparation for thelr
heavyweight championship contest nefc
Mil" boxing with tho Jamaica I'D
a sIriEhtly $50 pound negro. al ton
wound over Drmpscys left eye, ~
opened when the challcnger's spAfHn9
partner landed 4 grazing left hook. ne
far of further damage Manager KeAfnS
called II halt on the glove work for 1ho
afternoon. Tn" cut may prevent BSmH-
s"y from hsaing for several days - ls
is feared the wound may keep opots,9
UP. -
door nu the left cheek hone, - .
Jark licmpcl in the first round 1he
rhrmpion increased his boxing %. oeos
rounds after doing nvc miles - tOA0
work this morning. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10
GRADUATION EoEoRs-
Commercial Department.

In testimony Of haF'hE '"''p'
,,iI ,,nd,I md diplomn nrc conferred
',rnr Misses. Kathryn Z. Burns, l.avinta
~ ,rarn ka,hvrn 4. Chimney. Cecilia {.
n,,srb I.ulalia l.. Ennis. Regina l.. Feb
rcpbarb Kathryn VI. Gaus. Margaret L.
N,rnucy Ann NJ. Mcintosh. Margaret NJ.
Ecilly. Beatrice j. Toh"n.
Academic Department.
In testimony Of having passed. honor-
,bIv through the Special CourS" "t Eng
nsh studies. gold modal and diploma
arr conferred upon Miss Margaret f.
hopkins. ,, ,.o,-
IN testimony % having passed honor
obIv through the Academic curse n
Palm. Cold Medal. and lnrIoma are
conferred upon Misses. Mary {. hughes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-23
BETHEL

w G. Whitaker is home for the holt
days from Woodstock where he has
been serving as juror in Windsor
county court
Mrs Fred Avery has learned of the
death Sunday evening at Bridgewater
of her sister, Mrs Addie Whitcomb.
The funeral was to be held to-day.
John L. Parrott went this morning to
his Boston home to eat Christmas din
uer with his family and invited guests.
He will be back about Jan. |.
Mrs T, NJ, Newman returned Sunday
from a visit with friends in Minnesota
Mrs, Dorothy Curtis will spend
Christmas with her daughter in Con-
cord, n. II,
Miss Frances Dryer is here from
Brandon for a visit.
Harold Wilson entertained a pleas
ant party of friends at the home Of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Wilson,
last evening his 10th anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. James Bell of Durham,
Que, are Christmas guests of Mr. and
Mrs Fletcher T. Allen.
Miss Ivy Wright Of Lawrence, Mass.
is a guest at J, A. Graham's and her
sister, Irene, at J. f. Pease's.
The following business was transact
ed in bankruptcy court Saturday after.
noon before John J. Wilson, the referee.
First meetings Of creditors were held in
the matters Of Albert II. Nourse and
William Simonds and final meeting and
discharge in the case Of John II, Ham
mond
Arthur Spaulding is shipping about a
carload week of scythe snath stock
to Waterbury parties. White ash is
the only material accepted this season
for this purpose.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold j. Smelling and
children Of Hartford are at +. b. Smell
ing's for the holiday.
Rev Frederick r. Dixon was well
coined back to his pulpit at both sery.
ices last Sunday, and it is announced
that he will hold services, including
communion, next Sunday.
LaroY M. Merrill, who has been
working for the Brigham Creamery Co.
at Randolph, has been transferred to
the Cambridge Junction plant OF the
company
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-23
FIFTY NEW STATES.
Is One Of the Results of the World
War.

Is One of the Results Of the World
War
The business world at the beginning
of 1920 finds itself confronted with 80
new political divisions with newly de-
fined areas, new ethnic groupings Of
population, and therefore with new
industrial and commercial activities.
new forms Of government, new political
managers and lawmakers, new forms
of currency and new relations TO world
commerce, industry and finance
Thirty of these new political diyi
sions have declared themselves as re-
pubics certain others as Kingdoms or
under the direct control Of local rules;
others, classified as colonies, protec,
torates and dependencies, 4" have passed
under new political control; and still
others are awaiting anXiously the de-
termination as to the political power
which Is TO exercise the mandate" UNI
der which their political and industrial
future is to be developed OF these so
new divisions, 30 occupy that formerly
great industrial and commercial area,
central Europe, and the remainder are
scattered over Africa, Asia and the
islands of the Pacific They aggregate
Twenty Of these new republics have
one-ffth Of the population Of the globe,
and their imports and exports formed
one fifth of the total international
trade Immediately preceding the war
Twenty Of these new republic have
been established upon a territory for
merly that of single empire, Russia;
a dozen others have been created from
sections Of three other empires, Ger.
many, Austria Hungary and Turkey;
and the remainder, which is practically
a score in number represent pre.war
colonies protectorates or dependen-
cies" of Germany and Turkey respec-
lively. Most Of these new political d.
visions lie within the interior Of Eu.
rope, separated by long distances from
the ocean; their railroads disorganized;
their currency in a state Of extreme
disorder; their population unaccus-
toned to the new form of government,
their legislators inexperienced in ma
tional and international affairs of gov
ernment-From the American.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-23
VEST BERLIN

On Wednesday evening at s o'clock
in the Mackenzie Memorial Methodist
church will be held the Christmas exer.
cises and community Christmas tree
The public is Cordially invited to these
exercises.
Miss Tillotson was in Montpelier on
Saturday.
Miss Edith Ormsby went to her home
in East Montpelier Saturday.
Miss L. NJ. Ayers was in Mortified
Saturday
Mrs G. A. Patterson and sister, Adj
die r. Emerson, spent Friday in Mont
pelier.
Mrs. Ed. Laay was in Mortified Sat
urday
The Christmas cantata that was rem
dered by the choir in the NJ T. church
in this place Sunday evening was much
enjoyed by all, for it was excellent,
Much credit may also be given to the
children in their part. They did finely.
Mrs. w. A. Dixon spent Sunday at
her home in st. Adams
Schools are closed for the holiday
vacation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-23
RANDOLPH

L. @. Thayer went to Pomfret on
Monday to attend to job OF plumbing,
having been sent there by the J. H..
Lamson company.
DR. Charles Cushman Mr. and Mrs.
i. L, Rollo and Miss Lila Richmond, all
of Chicago, came on Monday to pass
several days with DR.. and Mrs +. A.
Eaton and Mrs. G. +. Cushman.
Mrs, j. D. Wheeler, after passing sew
eral weeks in town at the home of
Judge Rowell, left Monday for Boston,
where she will pass some time with
relatives.
Mrs. W. W. Morton left Monday for
Newport, r. t. to pass the holiday sea,
son with her sister and husband, Com
mander and Mrs. Dewitt Webb.
Miss Eleanor Clark, the teacher in
the training department, left here on
Monday for Hanover, N. H., TO pass
her vacation with relatives.
Mrs. Charles Washburn went to
Springfield to visit relatives, who re-
side there, on Monday.
Edwin Goodwin of Medford, Mass,
has arrived to pass several days here
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, b. G..
Goodwin. Another son is expected for
the holidays, and all viii pass the
same at Barre with Mr.. and Mrs. d. c.
Wilmot, Mrs Wilmot being the daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Goodwin.
A cantata is being prepared by the
pupils of the Methodist Sunday school.
which is to be given on Thursday
night The music is pleasing, and it
promises to be an interesting program.
Ten pieces of the brass orchestra
were present at the Methodist church
on Sunday evening and assisted in the
music, which was a great attraction.
S. $. Whitcomb, who has not been as
well for few days, was somewhat
more comfortable Monday afternoon,
but he suffers intensely much of the
time.
Miss Grace Pitkin has returned from
a several weeks stay in Massachusetts
with the family Of her brother and has
since been at the sanatorium, assisting
in the work of nursing there.
Miss Ethel Slack, who has been quite
i'll and threatened with pneumonia, is
now better and win escape long
illness.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-23
TheSmaller Riddles of New
York City Entertained
To-day
TOYS, CLOTHING AND
EATS" GIVEN OUT
Big kid Party" to Be Held
Tonight With 10000
Invitations

New lork, Dec. 90. New York po,
licemen followed their annual custom
Of playing Santa Claus to-day. The
smaller Riddles were entertained at the
station houses, where Christmas trees
had been erected Hundreds Of toys,
shoes warm clothing, candy and fruit
were distributed
The largest Christmas kid party
ever held at the list regiment armory
will take place tonight Ten thousand
invitations have been issued. Although
the police are not running this event,
they have much 70 do with IT, II was
planned by the people, Liberty chorus
Frank Fogarty, comedian, will play
Santa Claus with Y assistant Santas
Thirty clowns win play with the
youngsters right down among them
on the armory floor and many other
delectable features are promised,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-23

The steamship Levisa, owned by the
United Fruit company, sailed from
New York Dec for Colon and was
last reported from Cartagena and Porto
Columbia Latest available shipping
records show that Captain Nickerson
was in command of the Levisa when
she left New York.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-23
The Shower and the Cloud.

Georgia White, who gets out for the
Springfield Reporter one of the most
readable editorial pages in the state of
Vermont, thinks something should be
done to discourage the shower indus
tryat least to the extent Of confirming
il to, say one shower per bride: =
As soon as some damsel begins ges.
turing with her left hand to allow q
diamond solitaire to throw light upon
her remarks, her popularity and stand.
ing in society are in narrowing uneer-
tainty until it commences to rain py.
rex, aluminium, silver, cut glass and
embroidered linen Not before she has
been 'showered as many times as any
one in her set is she, or her mother,
satisfied for Glade if that is her
name has, in anticipation Of the fu.
ture, always gotten up showers for all
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-23
EAST BROOKFIELD

Marion Martin has finished work at
Williamstown and is spending few
days at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Martin.
The ladies' society has recently
painted the floors Of the hall and pray
er meeting room at the church.
Fred Drassard, who works for Jack
son and Wilcox, is having few days
vacation
James Sprague was in Randolph on
business last Monday.
A. 6. Bigelow and Mr. and Mrs. G.
X. Sprague were in Berlin Dec. q to
attend the 50th wedding anniversary OF
Mr.. and Mrs, w, T.. Curtis.
The little son of Rolliu Lewis is
spending the winter with Mr.. and Mrs.
Erwin Lewis,
Mrs. Z, 6, Harrington was in Barre
last Saturday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-23

the rest Of the girls, and it is pity if
they can't do as much for her"
This, Georgia allows, is ''unekal in
more than Veteran sense, because,
forsooth, there is always at least one
unplucked rose, who, after shedding
fragrance and dew all about her, goes
her way with no matrimonial clouds
gathering in her sky"
Clouds, forsoothl We had supposed
that the due and proper figure for mat
rimony was a star in the heavens, a
safe port in the tempest Of life, an oasis
in the desert, the shadow of a great
rock in weary land, very present
help in time of trouble or even the sor-
did but convenient meal ticket.
What Malthusian heresy is Georgia
trying TO inculcate with her crying
down Of the shower industry and her
shadowy (if not shady references to
the clouds OF matrimony Rutland
Herald
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-23

r. f. Sleeper was in White River
Junction and West Lebanon last
Wednesday
This is the first Of two weeks va.
cation Of the several town schools.
Mrs w w Howe and three children
have been quite i'll the past week.
Word has been received from Bayrd,
Iowa, that Mr. and Mrs. A. Paul Whit
ney are rejoicing over the birth Of
daughter.
Mrs. Lura Dean went last Tuesday
to Greenfield, Mass, to spend the holi
days and more with her son, A. w.
Dean, and family.
Mrs, r. H. Sleeper. Mrs A. G. Fol
som, f. b. Howe, + Y. fuller and the
pastor of the two churches, Rev. ]. G..
Mitchell We're in attendance upon the
Orange and Windsor county conyen.
ton OF the interehurch world move
ment OF America at White River June
ton last Tuesday and Wednesday Rev
Mr. Mitchell was named for town con
veneer.
The Modern Woodmen elected the
following officers al their regular meet
ing Saturday evening; Venerable con
sui, Z. + Sleeper; advisor, f. " Tull,
er; clerk, |. NJ Luce; banker, II +.
Grant; escort, w + Folsom; watch
man, Charles Hinckley; sentry, p
Cloud; physician and trustee for three
years, W c, Mitchell, NJ D. All are
reflections.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-23
Two Burglars Attacked a
Texas Couple in a New
York Hotel
PRIED OPEN DOOR,
LEFT BY WINDOW
They Went Down Side of
Building in Human
Fly" Fashion

New York, Dec %. Two burglars at
tackled MIR. and Mrs. Aloysius Broder-
lex, said to be wealthy residents Of
Dallas, Texas, in their apartment at
the Hotel Knickerbocker, early to .day,
and escaped with $4,000 worth of jew
elry. Two men were later arrested in
the grill room of the hotel, charged
with the theft.
The burglars pried open the door of
the apartment, struck Mr.. Broderiek
over the head with hammer, tied his
wife to the bed, and then ransacked the
room. They left by the window, climb
ing down the side of the building in
"hunan fly" fashion
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-23
Barre Electric Co.
k. MACRAE
No Miles Bldg Phone every purchase means saving
YOUR FINAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS

may be selected here quickly saving in price
PRETTY WAIST the ideal gift gift appreciated
Waist Fine Wolfe Crepe Geoee or Satin Our
showing fine holiday Waists is unequaed for values
of Chene Geogette Waists s67s
PRETTY WAISTS special at ST. 3d. a. 60
HANDMADE BoUD0IR CAPS a special discount
XMAS HANDKERCHEFS in holiday 14 a3c 3,c 4s box
COATS special prices Christmas gift giving
JUST UP ONE FLIGHrThe small saving you
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-23
Singular.

Exchange THE singing was held in
the church, which was large one, and
it was unable to hold all who were
there. - Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-23
STEAMER LEvIsA ASHORE.
She Asks That Tugs Be Sent to Her As
sistance.

sistance.
Havana, Monday, Dec. y 1t Is be.
lieved the steamer Leyisa, 1859 tons,
is ashore at Cape Buenayista on the
northwest shore of Cuba. Havana
agents Of the White fleet received to-
night from Aroyos De Mantau mes
sage signed by Captain Jordan say
ing his vessel was ashore at Cape
Buenayista and asking that tugs be
sent to her assistance No mention OF
the name of the ship was made in the
message, but she is believed to be the
Levisa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-23
NORTH RANDOLPH

VIII Ashline has installed a one pipe
furnace in his house.
The village school closed last Friday
with Christmas exercises and a tree.
At grange Friday night there will be
Christmas exercises and a tree. All
lady members bring five-cent present
for a gentleman and all gentlemen
bring fiye-cent present for lady, the
names to be drawn that night
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-23
Pawn Ticket Expired.

She ! told you to ask me in six
months about accepting the ring.
Jack DeBroke Well?
She Well, the six months are up
DeBroke Yes. unfortunately, SO is
the ring Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-23
Generous Youth.

What are you going to give your
girlt"
Il thought about offering her my
self ~ Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-23
TUNBRIDCE
Mrs. Presley, Who Died Recently, Was
81 Years Old.

Mrs. Sarah adams Presley died at
the home of f. A. George last Thursday
evening at the age Of 81 years, six
months. She was born in this town and
nearly her whole long life was spent
here She enjoyed very active old
age, most of the decline being during
the last year or 50, but in the last few
weeks very rapid, FASTENED By fall
about a week since Mrs George is
the nearest surviving relative The fu-
neral was held Sunday from the Bap-
tist church, of which she was a mem.
Der, conducted by the pastor, Rev.
j. G. Mitchell Burial was in the fam
lily lot in the Durkee yard beside her
husband, James Pressey, who died
about 25 years ago
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-03-07

successfully. SO now Is the time TO
get those odd jobs" done, and done
well. We are willing to do most any
thing, from washing dishes to drag
cling roads. We hope the community
will cooperate with Us and furnish ~
with plenty Of work. Altho We cX-
pcct high wages We guarantee value
received.
We are sorry to lose one Of the
members Of our Freshmen class.
Floyd I.unsforl. who leaves next
week with his parents for llolyoke,
Colo. lie expects to continue his school
work there.
The seventh and eighth grades
viii give a program tomorrow. March
9Th, 1T the High school assembly. one
period each week is devoted TO ASSEM-
bly, exercises which are held at iO:ij
o'clock on Wednesday. BE- very glad
To have any Of the patrons attend at
any time.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-03-07
Forrest CitN Schnnl Nnirs.

County Supt Mr.. Alberta Green
Murphy paid the school a visit We'll.
nCsday, Feb. 20. and made talk at
the High School assembly. Mrs. Niue.
ply IN one Of the leading county urc
crintcndcnts In Missouri. and her visits
are source Of inspiration to any
school The Forest City schools are
fortunate 10 have Mrs. Murphy with
them occasionally.
-Supt. Warren ". Brett spent tho
weekend with his parents and brother
near Savannah.
We hope To- be able To- schedule
some basket ball games just ~ soon
~ the weather will permit. We have
a good team this year. but the wealth.
~ has not been very favorable for
practicing.
The Fifth and Sixth grades have
felt that they were not getting their
share of the new superintendent ut.
tcntion, but this feeling was somewhat
allaycd when MIR. Brett exhibited n
helmet and gas mask FOR their cspc-
cial benefit. lie demonstrated the use
Of each and told them Of some inter
csiing things which he encountered IN
England and France. The slogan 30
"Scc America First" has new sig.
niflcancc TO practically all the men
Of the American EXpcditionnry forces,
and this point was emphasized with
"A number Of illustrations and com.
parsons.
MIR u. V. Evcrds OF the White &
Myers Lyccum bureau made n talk "a
the students last Friday morning, IN
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-03-07

gil Golden and John Range. At late
hour the guests left. expressing their
best wishes for their hosts, but all
feeling sorry to lose family like this
from the ncighborhuod.
VIM. Terry Of New Point, was u
business visitor In our city. Tuesday.
Mrs. T.. l.. Brodbcck and children
spent Tuesday with her daughter.
Mrs. Hugh Wilson and family. in Orr-
gon.
DELpllEUS.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-03-07
Forest City and Vicinity
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST

!
Mrs. Dave Shaeffer returned to
her home at Mound City. Wednesday
evening of last week. after spending
few days with her granddaughter,
Mrs. G. l.. Richardson.
Miss Susie Douglas, of lola. Kan
sas, came over the first Of last week,
and is caring for the Howard Douglas
family.
Mir. r. c. Fuller. NJ tho Eimsov
district. was a 81. Joseph visitor on
Thursday of last week.
A. al A., u n ,,.I
w., aI" u rs ~ y, Npp.fa'c anu
~, ;rt,li, w " ,
I'll .no,, v Js VI % W.
Cah,pi,h -" ""'' '''' ~ WIG ""'
'"',', "V'''
I'D BOYD, our operator and ticket
agent AZ u u. V: depot, TOOK SICK
Wednesday night OF last week, with
nlphtnerla' whIch WI Keep MN OIL
from outE Tor whiie' Mr.. rarnel
bto"h' OF HAMBURG came IN ihufs-
aay morning OF last week ana is IN
Ut boyas place unt'l ne reSovcrS'
we nope Ed VIII not be laid up long.
Mrs. Mary Gclvin. who has been
for several months with her son. liar.
ry Gclyin and family, nj Uolyoke.
Colo, returned hero Friday. and IA
making n visit with her daughter.
Jesse Mills and wife and Miss ida Crl.
win,
-Id ucE,r,,,d mad ,h,idro, and
Gil v,L.,ta,I III ".. 'I''" ,,',, .",
! Rome Tnc'J"" ,, a ~ t,0, .,"ou
! c,nn, t,ci,i, E,ns,s S.hc,, ,lc,. L,J
| han, -, a., L"I'iI' ~ ~, Ins.t 49,
a,d sis,cr NJ T. r u.s.c,rJ a.,
bns hccn nui,c .,cL
@Cbict on,cL h,s ,,rc,,.oJ ,,o
toss Sine teo ,crc enr,,, ia p;crc,.
dis,ric, THOR many friend. hcrr MI,
~ rh,,L nnd san,n. w., ~,
them Good Incl in ,h.ir nc,, Sor,a ''"
C nrirtmcvc, OH M" in.
arco f,,,, wbcro ,iho,,,s piiL,ra,on
md family i've w",In"sJay ~ ln",
week to ics,or pc,,ii"bn' ~ orog"n
Mr. pilkinv,on viii remain an An"
farm this scnso,.
."parn,si ,,c"rfrcy. nj pock pos
Mo. wns shaking hands with his iii
friends and trnnsneiiny business In
our city. Monday. "