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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05

VENDO EN- ABONOS miquinas de coser
SINGER" differ entC5 cSti,es FomoGrafos
"COLUMBIA': Pisno: ) maTuinas Ge cscri-
BIZ OLIVER. EENDo Al CONTADO
tis-os COLUMBIA. r1IQu;naS SLAGER lsa-
d.. rnuy BARATAS. Glasses ie byrd2do
GRATIS. Sc HACE HEMSTTTCHING A
DIEZ CENTAVOS YARbA. + DE- los SAN
TOS. Telcfono Tr. $3.50. Coz Doiorosa st.
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DE LAREDO.

Procdce1tc de Laredo. TeNa-. ea viags
H. negociOs. - cncGcntra eu c,ta cjuuud. 81
General Santiago Mendoza.
UItinaaos lus asun;oS que lie ;rajcrou 4 csta.
e., General Mendoza rcgrcsara a Laredo.
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ESTADO DEL TEMPO

g @uu"cia para hoy. IN San Antonio y sus
alrededores, I'm dia despeiado. pcro frio. La
temperature mrnims vsriars entire 80 y 80
grades.
Sopla-'n vicntos rodcrados del r"rtc al
este.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05

MANDE AMPL1FICA2 81 rrtrato por Si.6S
tamano # por 90 pulEadas. c6ucavo. He"uo-
so trahaio. Envie su orden accompanied del
original Y valor on giro postal 4 Y. de Ia
Cara. 4OS Morales St. San Antonio. Texas.
My POCOS DItS,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
PARA KANSAS.

~ yiagr &c ncZocios saIi6 para Kansas City.
Mo. y ST.. Eduardo Cavicdes. Guieu perma-
neoc-a alCUnos dias On Ia mencionada riu-
dad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05

BAHAMAS CoMPUTADORAS AUTOMA-
TECAS de todas classes Sc vcnden. c.nbian o
reparan. II. r. Hargis, !O7 Navarro St. Gen.
tr.l Office Bldg. Crochet i22i.
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| Sc NECESTTAN una criada Y una cocincrs
mcxicana. Diri=irsc $40 Warwick Boulc-
ward. bli
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05

CUARToS BARAToS. con o sin muebles. a
> cro6ras de Alamo Plaza. ll3 Bowie ST.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05

pOR tcner que auscntarn:c. veaio 'ara;a ca
81 habitaciGn cor ,omarcio acreditado por
ya~ios arcs. .9i0 S. Sab;nas. t2-i0l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
Sc ESTABA INCENDIANDO UN
pTENTF

FL puente situado N la cSqulna
de las GALES del Concrete Y 2+a.
comenzo a rider aver en- las prime
ras horas de Ia 'manana, debido a
que. con motive de las ultimas llu-
Was. Sc vinieron abajo varios alam-
brcs de Ia luz electrical cue cayeron
sobre las maderas del referido puen-
tie.
FL captain Brown, o algunos
miem6ros del departamcnto de bonn
beroS. St translate Al lugar de los
successes con el fin de sofocar el fue-
70,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
IN HOMBRE LIE ROMPlO LA Ma,
PIZ \ ST ESPCSA.
Socolss 8 RSesono1>4
NIviADA

Secun sc uo- lufo-mG aver. IL Srta. Ma
ria LuiSa YazqUez Norma, cue uitimamcntc
80 cncontraha ETavcmcnte eufeTma. ma entrs-
do "a en- perioCo De franco ncjOria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
PARA FINCAR

n. MuHo-. dos a3maccEes en- 1883 HedSeS,
Rafael de "A Peaa. IN alalscen on &l2 RI Ia
so: Federico MARTINEZ, una casa de tres Guar
eos En- 1865 Fred: L. MARITIME. A-uu!to Lo-
prE. para mover una casa r IL! -HSh"Wty
Mis- c. ". Herspezd. IN cuarto en- 1895
Coulv W. :. Mabu-r. para Zanzibar una ca
"a a - Avcnida D..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05

yENDO CAMARON SECO en- cua!Cuier
cantidad. Para precios d~i-Ijansc a Carlos
D.. Galvan. Point Isabei. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
FUERON PROPUESTOS CUATRO
NUEEOS POLICIAS

NJENbS tcLLlSl-NS
FL C~omisionado de Policia y Bonn
beros, senior Phil Wright, propuso
en- la Ultima session que celebro Ell
Cuerpo Edilicio de Ia ciudad, a los
senores F. T. James, J. ". Hover
ton. J. NJ. Cooper Y Charles Smith,
para u entran a prestar sus servl-
clos en- el Departments respective,
en- ca!idad de Pclicias, cuyo gremlo
trata el senior Wright de m~ejorar.
Los Comisionados tomaron en-
cuenta la proposition del sencr Wrlgt
V decidiran en- la session proXma.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
VENTAS

yENDO Fotografia electrical, bien elu'rada.
sit,,,da en- Houston ST. 1uen local rcnt2 Oa-
rata. Ocurra pronto, q propIecaro t,cne Pue
.dril-la nor atcnder at-o ncgocio. Diricirsc
1872 ". Houston St. W
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
UNA NINA FUE MORDIDA POR
IN

IN PENhV.
Una nina de corta edad, llamada
Irene GUIDE. fue mordida gravemen-
te por IN perro. en- Ia Gale de +.
LachaDelle. La pOlicia .ha tornado
cartas en- ell asunto con e. fin de cas-
tiear 4 los dlenos del animal.
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81 NECESTTA carroS para mudan=ss o car
rar cqnipgjes. hab!e . RCSALES: Teieton.
Travis 1926.
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VSOS DE- OCAS/ON
PROFESSIONALS

DR. NJ. AGUIRRE SERNA. m6dico %cirrjano
Especial atcnci6n n IL ~ciicntela mexiean2-
Oficina: en- Ia Botica de San PEDRO. Iele-
Wis 1924.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05

OUIrA-ARRUGAS. MaCico Ta!isnan contra
Ia vejez: he-mcsen. d. frcscura al cuti7. quiz
Undo las arruEss por Tcbeldcs que sean.
Prcrio 500. Direction: Minerva Aiedt-
cine Co. 30Gis Guadalupe S., San Ante
NIPRESCRES:- ST ncceSiJa esque!a5 dc
6ar.uc;an. grandcs. cs:ilo mcxicano. .escrioa
r;tirrdv p-crios Y muestras a lSnacio u.
; o.grn. lis y. Santa Rosa Ave. San An
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
PESQUiSAS

CON $500 gratit;carG n la persona Que me
prui orcicne inioTmcS CHactoS de CT1spin Mu-
noz, oricinario lie AEuaScalicntes. Mexico.
En- 1915 recini sus ultimas ~rotlciaS de San
Fernando. Calf. Todo irfovrlc sobre cl par
ticu!ar d~;rijasc q Moves Nunoz, Pawnec City.
Nebr. w
DESEO SABER 81 actual domicilio de Fell
pc Barricntos. QT!cn proba5lcmcnte SO en-
rUcntra ahora CT cl Cundado de BcNar del
Esiado de Teas. Cualduie- infUrme subre
e. particular dirijase q lsabc! Orta. I'll
Sl.tamcros $. San Antonio. Texas. 81
DARE GRATIFICACION y Ia persona cue
mn. pruporrionc iHioTmcS cXactn= dc mi HI
10. 81 Milo jorge Marquee. &c y amos dc
e,iad. Quicn SaIiu De 81 domiCilio situadc en-
Il Gale North Laredo. No. 2l&. 81 .'omingo
~ dc snc-o en- IL manana. sin que hasta
ahora 10 tenCg EiHguna Ruticia dc 81. Sus
senas particulars son: Color otanco. COS
cafes. cara dc.Ea,ia, tiSte sweater negro. IaH-
talon cafe bombacho. =apa,oS cafes. cGchu-
cha szGl marine. sc suplica = n persona
Que 10 cncu"u,7c 10 l,eye Il 81 GomiciIio o
bicn ii ticur informcs de 81. los d!rijan in
rcdiatamen,c u Ia Sonora Antoaia M"rGuez.
rs North Laredo -. San Antonio. texas.
t5l.
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ENSENANZA

LECC1OEES DE PIANO Y CANTc q do
:niriiio. prccios convencionalcs. PROFESSOR
FELIX RUANO. c-aduado en- los Conscrva-
to-ios de Paris : Madrid. Receive 0rdenes 40
Morales St. Sc habla francis y espancl.
APRENDA listed = haDlar y escrIbIr InClcS
con prop;edad = correction. Prof N. r.
DirZ. AG3 y. Flores.
TAQUIGRAFIA PITTMAN. Sc ap-ende en-
cua:ro semanas fara:a. Escritura en- Ma
uIiUa GRATIS lights. Hicks BuEClnE.
PESQUiSAS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
PROXiMO LURADO

FL lines pr0ximo, SC vera en- la
STA. Corte de Distrito, la u que
Sc ha instruido Ell contra de j.. tt.
Bib. a quica Sc acusa de haber
dado muerte al vigilante del Conner
clio Lyle Murphree.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
NICIOSOS EN- La CARCEL

Los detectives de Ia Escuadra
Contra cl Ticio ~arrcstaron aver So
lamcntc 4 dos personals, siendo cstas
dos cbrios en- la via publica.
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VICIOSC,S A~RRESTADOS.

Los detectives cOrreSnOndIentes,
ar~rcstaron aver 4 cinco personals con-
sidcradas como vicio,as. SicndO es-
tas: tres cbrios en- Ia via pUb!:ca Y
dos senoras que violarcn los a~rticI-
los , Y ! del Rcciamcnto De Po.!cla.
Cuatro muiereS de color que aver
o. In maRana comraTecicron ante
la Cortc dc Ia Corporation, acusa-
das de v~iolaci6n u los los articulOs
antcs m~cncionados. fueron multadas
tres ccn sctcrta Y cirCo pesos cada
una Y Ia otra con Glen.
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De RORC

In inGiv;duo de n~acIonalidad me-
~icana. que reside en- ia calle dc
Pecos. fu6 aprehendido pOr 81 Off
cial de Policia Naldes, en- virtud de
estar acusado de robo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
AUTOMOEIL ROBADO

Fl senior VI. Rodriguez. lnformo
eyer = las oficinaS de p~olicia, que le
fua robado un Ford con ell MI
nero SCOTS del E<tado de Texas.
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C. ME%DEZ y HNOS.

Commentaries en- Frutas y Legumbres.
Furrte cxistencia en- Gale Verde en- Vina-
gre Y Secu de todas classes. eiS Matamoros
81. san Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
IN PEOUENO LADRON

Tn muchacho meXicaIo de Gator
&C amos de eiad Y que reside en- Ia
Gale de Ceva!los fue arrestado por
ell Official de PolicIa Edwards, en-
virtud de haberlo sorprendido- rcban-
dose Ia harina dc ur CAIRO del terro-
carrii. cargado cor mercancias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
CORIpR.AS

escribir. fon6grafca y d;srcs. CANBIO Dis
cos. F. de los Santos. 5e7 Dolcrosa St
Tciefono Travis $3.50.
Sc COMPRA Un Refist-o barato. DiifsTtss
hIeco i scS West Commerce St tSl
Sc C0HPRAN al contado Bonos de ia Ii
bertad. D;rigirse 4 e G~r!asTald, 32S West
Commerce 81.
COMPRAAOS, yerdemos y camtiuTnos toca
cIase nc nuebias. Dixie Furniture Company,
liz ". Flores ST.
Cuando n~-cesite libros en- espsnol,
diriiase a Ignacio E. L0zano, lis N.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, TexaA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05

DIR. PAUL COOK. oficiras: en- Ia Botica
do San Pedro. eI0 Vest ST. Espe~
| cia! atcaci6r a las cnferncdades de. esto-
| n,aco v rinones. Hsbia espanol Tclefonot
| Oficira. Crockett 7o55. Residential. Travis
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
CORTES Y POLICIA

AUTOMOVILISTAS APREHEN-
DIDOS
Por haher violado dc divcrsas ma
neras las leyes del tratico fueron
aprehendidos aver seis automovilis'
taS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05

HUEVOS FRESCOS 4 % els, IA docena.
no podran obtencrsc 81. pcro 81 pueGeE con-
-c-rI;r.c ot-cs mil articulos Z p-r-ios vc-da-
de-auente exccpcioEaies. NUESTRO SURTl-
DO dc ~reiCjes, cadcuas. anillos, perfumes. en-
tire clos Q. famoso ETERNO. no tiene rival.
Nendcmos .ar7bien discos doblcS Columbia
y grafonolss de todas c;ases en- aboros CO.
modes Lesde $I.J0 po- seTiana. Nos cacarga-
mos de ;oqa clase de coH,isiones y pOdcmos
dar magniicas -cie-encias. Pida listed ca
,a!ogo :!us' RADIO o eRvic sgs 6rdencs j IA ST.
ruients direction: VICTORIA NOVELTY
co. j. 5. Norie=a. IL South Santa Ross
ANc.. San Antonio. Tcxas.
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INCENDIO

-
Nil quinie"tos pesos dc perdldas
ca-so IN incenGio que Sc prcd1Jo
en- las primsras horas De "a m%adruga-
da de aver, en- Ia asa numero 9O2
de la Gale Mason.
La casa fut cast totalmente des-
truida por Ell iuego, cuyas cauSas Sc
d~escOnOCen.
lux HOMBRE LIZ ROMPIO LA Ma
PIZ \ 81 ESPGSA.
En- una casa de ia cuadra ocho-
cienIoS. de ia Gale Hoefgen una mu-
ier ioven, de nacionalidad america
ma. fuG recogida por la am5ulancia
" remitida al hospital de Ia ciudad,
poruue 81 marido, i Quien Ia policla
no ha logrado capturar. la propin0
varios golpes. uno de los cualeS lie
uilc 0edaZCS IL nariz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
ATRIMONI

Tibur,.g Estrada y Lsouo~ 5soJas.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-06-19
MONTPELIER 'SEMINARY'S
COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM

Montpelier, June 1S.-The baccalaureate
sermon before the graduating class of
Montpelier Seminary will be delivered
Sunday morning at Trinity Church by the
Rev. Timothy Prescott Frost. d. D.. ~.
of New York.
A memorial service will be held in
the seminary chapel Of four o'clock
Sunday, and at eight in the evening the
meeting of the family circle for the
school year will be held.
The program for the remainder of COM
mencement will be: Monday. June q.
800 p. m, commencement concert,
chapel; Tuesday, June "a, 2:30 p. m.
graduating exercises Of teacher-training
class; address. the Hon. Milo B. Hille-
gas. Phi. D.; 500 p m, commencement
prize speaking, chapel; Wednesday,
June 25, $50 a. M, class day exercises,
chapel: 800 p. M, exhibition military
drill; 400 p. m. art exhibition; 500 p M.
meeting of Alumni association in recep-
ton room; 100 p. M, alumni banquet in
dining hall; POSTMASTER. Victor c.
Smith. 'l3; general subject. IN. S. in
Life Service"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-06-19
DILLINGHAM; mi 6t:,s;'s t:,;'s2,s Is.
COMMITTEE
Inquiry into Conduct of Palmer
as Alien Property Custodian
to Start Soon

Washington, June 1S.-Investigation Of
charges against the administration Of
Attorney General Palmer as alien prop
erty custodian was decided upon late to-
day by Senate judiciary committee
headed by Senator Dillingham;, republican.
of Vermont. The hearings, which Mr.
Palmer to-day requested be public, will
begin next Friday.
The inquiry, resulting from objections
by Senator Frelinghuysen, republican. Of
New Jersey, to confirmation by the
Senate of Mr.. Palmer's nomination is ex-
pected to be brief. Mr.. Palmer, who
requested to be called in defense of his
administration, will be one of the first
witnesses.
Information regarding the former alien
property custodian's management of
enemy alien fire insurance and other mat
ters recently was laid before the judiciary
committee by Mr.. Frelinghuysen For
mer Attorney-General Marion E. Lewis
of New York also furnished informa-
ton.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-06-19
VAIL RESIGNS AS
TELEPHONE HEAD
Quits Presidency of American
Tel. & Tel. Co. to Become
Chairman of Board

New York, June 1s.-Theodore N Vail,
president of the American Telephone &
Telegraph Co., announced to-day that
he had resigned the presidency and
assumed the newly-created position Of
chairman of the companys board
H. B. Thayer, identified with the sys-
tenn for 40 years has been elected presi-
dent, and n. c. kingsbury has been
elected vice-president. succeeding U. N
Bethel. who has retired.
John j. Carly, head of research, ex-
pertinent and development, becomes vice
president in charge of DEVELOPMENT and
research and w. S. clifford, former
director of the Council of National De-
fense. vice-president in charge of
accounts and finance.
The changes, Mr.. Vail said, were in
anticipation of the end of federal con-
troll of the wire systems. AS chairman
of the board Mr.. Vail will devote his
attention to the larger problems of
policy and development.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-06-19
PLAN BIG EXTENSION OF
VERNON POWER PLANT

Brattleboro. June 1S.-Workmen began
excavating to-day for the foundation for
an extension Of the power plant Of the
Connecticut River Power company at
Vernon. The excavation will be carried
down to solid rock which in some places
is 60 feet below the surface. The extern
sion will be 10 feet long and in it will
be placed two additional electrical units
of 5000 kilowatts capacity each This
will increase the capacity of the plant
80 per cent. making it $1,000 kilowats.
The cost of the additional development,
Of which will be on the Vermont side
of the boundary line, will be about one
million dollars. AT present 40 men are
employed, but three times that number
will be put to work within short time.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-06-19
Held on Serious Charge

Montpelier, June 1S-The secretary of
state is investigating the action of the
States attorney in Washington county
relative to the information filed in county
court against Allan >Morris of Barre.
charged with criminal assault upon a
young woman. If the investigation is
satisfactory, probably the license of
Morris will be revoked.
Morris has been placed under $1,000
bail. charged with criminal assault upon
q l9-year-old student nurse.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-06-19
BAPTIST APPORTIONMENT
COMMITTEE MEETS

Rutland. June 1s.-The apportionment
committee of the Baptist State convention
of Vermont. which assigns the amounts
that the various churches in the district
are expected to raise during the year met
at the Hotel Bardwell in this city to-day.
Those present were Ex-Governor w. w.
Stickney of Ludlow, chairman. Henry
Bond of Brattleboro, president of the Ver-
mont Baptist State convention, the Rev.
DR.. W. A. Dawson of Burlington, super
intendent of the State convention. the
Rev C. w. Bishop of South Newfane, E.
B. Bailey of Burlington, Mrs. j. A. Green-
wood of Chester, Miss Ada A. Brigham of
Bennington, the Rev. W. B. Chase Of
Ludlow, the Rev. George Pomfrey of
Rchford, the Rev V. A. Allen of New
port, the Rev. Roy E. Whittimore of Mid
dlebury, the Rev. B. j. Lehigh of Barre.
the Rev. G. W. Peck. Jr.. Of Rutland.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-06-19
EW POWER PLANT
AT FAIRFAX FALLS

I. Adams. June 1S.-The Public Elec-
Light company has started a new
wer plant at Fairfax Falls on the op-
,ite side of the Lamoille river where
present plant is located. The new
mt is to have a capacity of 1900 horse
ver. The Golfer dams have already
bn built and a forbay and spillway are
ng constructed. Workmen are clear
the river road bed of debris. AS soon
the new dam is completed the old dam
] be blown up.
The present plant has capacity of
10 horsepower and it is intended to
} both plants in the future. The total
1t of construction has not been
imated.
The new plant is being constructed be-
Use of the contract by the Public
ectric Light company to furnish power
Burlington. The new plant will be
ated near the site where the old plant
Is to have been located. Several
busand dollars were expended on that
e of the river before 1t was decided to
lid the old plant in it's present site.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-06-19
Road Opposes Underpass

White River Junction. June ia
hearing in response to a petition of the
White River junction Board of Trade
was given by the State Public Service
Commission to-day. the petition asking
ing for the completion of the railroad
underpass and the erection Of new
union station. The Public Service Com
mission was represented by Chairman
Dutton of Hardwick and Eli Porter of
Wilmington and it's clerk, n. ID. Claw
son of Brattleboro, W. E. Pingree G. c.
Nichols and G. w. Smith represented
the Board of Trade. ]. w. Wardlaw.
John Redmond, Charles Watson. John
Mann, p. D. Fitzpatrick represented the
Central Vermont railway. The Boston
& Maine road was represented by Supt.
II. +. Folsom and A. B. Corthel.
The representatives of both railroads
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-06-19
CHAMPION AYRSHIRE
BULL SOLD FOR $500

Brandon, June 17-Barberg Dignity,
the four-year-old Ayrshire bull which won
the supreme championship at the cattle
show in Kilmarnock, Scotland, last
month has been bought for Captain A.
Henry Higgnson of South Lincoln. Mass,
for $500 by Frank S. Peer, cattle i'm
porter, of Crawford, N. j., according to
a cable message received here to-day by
j. G. Watson, secretary of the Ayrshire
Breeders association. Barberg Dignity
defeated at the Kilmarnock show the
young bull Hot Stuff whcih last spring
brought a world record price for the
breed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-06-19
NORWICH is STILL IN
DISTINGUISHED LIST

Mortified, June 1s.-Every year since
the classification of distinguished COL
leges" was first made by the war depart
ment Norwich University has been so
classified. This year is no exception the
classification being based upon reports
of officers detailed for the purpose Of
making the annual inspection Of the mill
tary departments of educational institu-
tions at which officers OF the army are de-
tailed as professors Of military science
and tactics Norwich University is one Of
the two schools which has always been on
this list since the classification was first
made. A great deal of the credit for the
standing this year is due to the hard work
of the two military officers stationed here
Col. Frank Tompkins, late of the 301st
infantry, and Major Arthur NJ. Edwards,
U. S. army retired.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-06-19
FACES SEVERAL CHARGES
rrier Alleged to Have Kidnapped
Child. Sold MOrtgaged PROPERTY
Sued for Divorce

Montpelier. June 1S.-William Currier
med to be in considerable trouble
Psday morning. The local police spent a
t Of Monday night trying to-. locate
b. because. it is claimed. ne kidnap-
D his child, while Deputy Sheriff A.
Emery had a warrant for his arrest
the charge of disposing of mortgaged
perty. He also had papers in a civil
cess in which Mrs. Currier sued him
divorce.
he officers had the latter papers for
zee weeks. but had been unable to
ate the man. His appearance last
Pning and the carrying away of his
Id brought about the service of pro-
Is by Officer Emery. 1t is charged
i Currier sold property that a man
med Wiley in Essex Junction had a
rtgage upon. 1t was a horse which
rrier says was past usefulness and
Hey told him he could kill it or do
Ething he wanted to with it after
finished using it.
he story of the alleged kidnapping
that about 10 o'clock last evening he
mt to the house of S. w. Wheeler
Pitkin court in Montpelier and took
child from the house while Mrs
rrier was away, the child being in
night clothing. He says he carried
TO Barre. because it was not properly
red for by it's mother.
he mother told the police last nigh,
It Currier tried to take an older child
ay, but failed to get it and therefore
X the two-year-old child and thai
Currier. told the older daughter thai
would do away with the child. This
ry caused the police to work faster
the matter. They traced Currie,
1t way through the city, but lost tracl
him in the Italian section on Barr,
eet.
This morning he telephoned for cloth
for the child which resulted in tn,
ther going to Barre with officers WHIT
Fested Currier.