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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-20

FOR SALE-Early Matched Bean
and Longfeld strains rose comb, and
Owens farms. Bean e. L. Tompkins
strains single combs. Rhode Island
Red Cockrcls $3.50 and $500 each.
Also II yearling hens 1925 each. C.
V. Perry, 20 Western Ave. 60 IF
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-20
Classified Dept.

FOR SALE-Charles Morse Res
taurant, Lancaster, N. H., establish
ed 1S years, building fixtures and
stock. Address Charles Morse, Lam
caster n. H. 70-76*
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-20
For Sale
THE LATE MARSHALL MONT
GOMERY HOME

Located at No. 8 Harrison Ave, s
room house in fine condition, full
bath, gas, electric lights, furnace
heat, nice garage. Very large garden,
cultivated strawberry patch, maple
shaded spacious lawn with well kept
shrubbery, splendid dry cellar. Mr..
and Mrs. S. j. Gibbons, the present
owners leave Oct. 4 for California
and this place is to be sold before
they go so you can judge the price
will be right Can be seen any time
and shown by A. B. Dow.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-20
TO RENT
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Whtc wolfe Sash, tied in
bow. Lost Friday night between
Masonic Temple and Prospect Ave.
Leave ut Caledonian Office.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-20
GO TO
JOE RELATIONS
B. GOLDSTEIN

Is paying &c for rags, SC for rubbers,
Coo for paper, 75c for magazines, Use
a 100 lbs. cast iron. Tel. 403W. If
you call I'll use you right.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-20

REG. HOLSTEINS FOR SALE
Heifers from two to II months old
and one bull II months old. These
calves are all well bred and choice
individuals. Also weeks old pigs
So each. Don't fail to look up our
consignment to the Jayema Farm
sale, Sept. %. o. N. and C. C. Drew,
st. Johnsbury. Tel. 1921. GO If
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-20
WANTED

MALE and FEMALE attendants and
nurses wanted at the Vermont State
Hospital. Wage scale materially ad-
vanced April l, 1920. apply to E. \.
Stanley, Supt. So If
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-20

WANTED-Pupil nurses and attend
ants at the Taunton State Hospital.
Wages $4,000 per month with main
tenance. For particulars address DR..
Arthur V. Goss, Supt. az If
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WANTED-Lady of gentleman agent
in the City of st. Johnsbury for Wat
kins Famous Products. Known ev-
erywhere. Big profits. Write j. r.
Watkins Co., Sc Broadway, New
York City. 66-72-78-84*
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-20

WANTED-An experienced or in
experienced salesman at The Ameli-
can Clothing Co. Tel. 303-12. New
port, Vt. 72-74
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-20

WANTED-Capable girl for gen.
eral housework One who can cook.
Two in family. Good wages. Mrs.
E. H. Ross, 10 Church street.
E. H. Ross, 10 Church street 70 If
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FOR SALE-Barber Sho~ and pool
room. Inquire Of l.. A. Currier,
Lyndon, Vt. 70-75f
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-20

TAILORESS TO WORK with mems
tailor or woman to learn who under
stands plain sewing we'll. Will pay
wages while learning. James T.
Leary, Odd Fellows Block. SO If
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WANTED-Tablc girl at Sher-
burne's restaurant, st. Johnsbury.
81 {
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WANTED-Waitresses and a dish
washer at the Ideal Restaurant. 81 If
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-20

WANTED-To purchase a good up
right boiler, six or eight horse pow
er. Apply to Box T, Woodsville, N.
II. 1915
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-20

WANTED--An Academy Student
Saturdays and spare time. The Peck
Co. 70 If
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-20
FOR SALE

WANTED-Man or Boy to work
in kitchen. New Avenue Hotel. II If
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-20

WANTED-Woman to work in
laundry. Brightlook Hospital. 81 If
The St. Mary banner., 1920-01-24
Rescue Plantation For Sale.

$50 ceres land under fu'l cr'iiva'i"r
in cane. with all implements and gea' :
to cultivate same. Eighteen mules In
frstclass condition, and all cee'i ncccs-
sary Ia feed same for 1920 crop. seed
cane I" plan, loo acres 90 acres in stub
bic. Drainage aiG !, ca,inn is pcrFcc
for deliver, "f sugar cane 10 three dii-
fe,pt tai"ti,>. I,redge l"a. canal
riis ilrInusl. pi:'ce. bi.t iargr dwelling
house. stole, auh all houses Tor lat',F
and tena,ls 4 la'pr va:irf' Df frnt
trees Location is three mi'cs SOUTH
east of I! q town Of Jean, I've, For
terms an'! particulars cali nr w'''s
] s BROWN
Rnx 4u5 New Ii.eIis ! q.
The St. Mary banner., 1920-01-24
For Sale.

A firstclass saddle horse. Can take
same on trial. Apply to
Is, T. QUEEN,
CeItevilie> La,
The St. Mary banner., 1920-01-24
For Sale.

New Cisterns Will take
old cisterns in exchange on
the purchase price Ais tin
cutters for sale.
A X. N. WILKES,
, Centrpv;ilr, la
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-23

l6 Getna
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-23
DNESNi HAVELSKE pOSVf-
GEM NASICH LECIONARU.

Cily vybor Mistni Druziny
Ceskoslovenskyth Legionard u
sporadal pfislusnikdm nasich
legii a zajiste pro nasi nej-
Sirsi vefejnost velkou posvi-
censkou zabavu V Besidkach
Ceske Mar. Sine na Broadway.
Zabava, ma kterou Sc test mno-
no ucastnik1, kona Sc jiz dnes
a nepochybujeme, re navsteva
bude jako pri kazdem podniku
legionafi pofadanem neobycej-
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o CELKOVEM STAVU DNES.
Nj STREDNf EVROPY.

V obchodni komofe mluvil
vcera Edward A. Filene, fidi-
tel jednoho z nejvetsich depart
mentnich obchodd v zemi a
tvrdil, re Europa prodelava
soucasne nejhorsi krisi, Jake
kdy dejiny jeji byly svedkem.
Italie nema uhli, stoji pred
hladomorem a nezamestnano-
sti. Uhli V zemi pochazelo z
Anglie, take dnesni stavka
anglickych hornikd NIUE byti
posledni ranou. V NemecAu a
We Francii jsou dosud mocn3
pocit'ovany nasledky valky a
neustale vnitfni nepokoje cini
budoucnost ve1ice nejistou. Pa
kousko hladovi a jeho tovarny
dosud stoji, zeme nestaci oby-
vatelstvu a million lidu We Vi
dni sc bude muset bud'to Wy,
st6hovati anebo zemfiti.
"Ceskoslovensko ma bohate
prirodni zdroje, ale zmitano
ie trenice mezi Cechy a ne
mecky mluvicim lidem. Posled-
nejsi nestaci svetu namlouvati,
re neni nadeje ma stalou vladu,
dokud Cesi nepfestanou Nemce
"utla6ovati".
Die vypovedi Filenovych bu-
de strednl Europe "a nastale
zimy situace jeste vice pfio-
strena a lie ocekavati move ne
pokoje, ktere by molly skonGi-
ii revoluci.
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kABARET MA VYCH.
STRANE..

Dramaticky odbor |. d. T. j
Ferdinand Lassalle sehraje ri.
trejsf nedele dve aktovky z po-
valecne dolby Marka aprovi-
SAGE a Chce jenom legionare
kterezto hry doplneny budou
nejnovejsimi solovymi vystupy
a popevky prazskych kabaret-
Mich sini. Pri divadle a pozdei-
81 tanecni zabave ucinkuje ka7
pela Sdruzeni Ceskych Hudeb-
nikG. Odbor chysta ma priSt6
hru re zivota pod MAVEN Ze-
bracka a jeff syn.
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POSVfCENSKA ZABAVA
RYBARSKA.

V sokolovne ma Wendell A
We. uspofada dnesniho sobotni-
ho vecera wesley narod nasich
rybaru Sdruzenych V Old Ken
lucky Fishing and Outing Klu-
bu pravou posvicenskou zaba-
va "a spoluucinkovani kutalky
Sdruzeni Ceskych hudebnikG
pod fizenim p. Mafika. Mas
sportovci, jinak demokrate ne
odeprou vSak ami pohostinstvi
burzoustum nj nejvyssi slechte
jak velikomyslne ma pozvani
1l I,.i
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-23

ZASTRELlL 3-MESfcNf Sc.
STRIcKU.

12lety Victor Van Bross,
4415 Scovill Ave. objevil v "a.
suvce, jez lobycejne byvala
zamcena, nabity revolver a pr
hrani sc zbrani vysla rama, KITE
ra zasahla v leve oko malou
jeho sestru, starou prave jen
ctvrt roku. Sousede uslyseli
ranu a "a chvili spatrili placi-
ciho hocha utikati z domu s
volanim. "Zabil jsem sestru,
Smrtelne ranene robe bylo do
praveno do Charity nemocnice
kde kratce ma to zemfelo. y @
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JAk HLASOVATI Ma BAL
LOTECH PRO DANOVE
PRIRAzkY. .
Msstske finance musi byti
upraveny.

PfeJete 81 meme naSlcu, meme
policist1, znecistene, tmave a
nebezpecne ulice? Prali byste
81 rozslfeni nestovic, ponevadz
Sc m6stskemu zdravotnimu od-
deleni nedostava potrebnych
penez? Prejete 81 zavreni robO-
tarny? Pfejete 81 zniceni NEST
skych parkd, hfist' a verejnych
lazni? Prejete 81 ably zavreny
byly mestske nemocnice neb
m6stsky chorobinec?
To jsou otazky, Q jejichz od-
poved' bude volicstvo mestsky-
mi 1rady pozadano. Neprejete-
Ii 81 t6chto v6ci, pax zadaji vo-
lice, muze i zeny, ably hlasovali
pro dve zarizeni pri m6stskych
danich, ktere maji mestu po-
skytnouti financni ulevy.
Take skolni trady mali nekO
lik otazek k zodpoved6ni. SkO-
ly potrebuji tez penez, proto
re podobne jako u mesta vydei
vzrostl, ale pfijmy zdstaly sta
re. Zde uvadime nekolik mos-
nosti, co by Sc nasemu skolstvi
mohlo stati, jestlize volicstvo
neschvali til zdanovaci navrhy
predlozene skolami volicstvu
We volebni den, dne 2. listopa-
du:
Clevelandskych 1876, 900 skol
Mich ditek ma byti zahy zbave-
no poloviny vychovatelske slu-
! zby dnes m6stskych skclach
poskytovane. Dokud nebude o.
patren financni fond, bnde nut
no propustiti vice jak 1900 uci-
telG behem roku. Bude tez nut
no zanechati vyssich skol. va-
cernich trfd, materskych "a.
hradek, tfid ma volnem vzdu-
chu, lekarskeho dozoru, fys:-
kalni cvitby, normalnich skol
pro vycvik ucitelstva, spolecen
sktch stredisk, hrist', rukodil-
nych tfid, trid pro domaci ma
uky pripojene skoly umelec-
ke, hudebni a letni.
"Hlasujte eyes" ma vsech
dahovych navrzich" jest he
slem kampanniho vyboru.
I'M este jest We vaznem ne
bezpeci. Zajem kazdeho obta-
ma jest ohrozen. Kazdy obcan
jest povinen sam sobe, aby te-
to pravde porozumel. Zkuse.
nosti mesta "a poslednich neko
lik roku podobaji Sc starostcm
rodiny, iejiz stejny prijem pro-
ii stavaiici drahote jest dopl-
hovan stalymi pGjckami ma "a
koupeni potravin, odevu a pfi-
stfesi. Mnozi Tide Sc teto sta
rosti zbavili vetsim vydelkem,
k cemuz ale mesto nema pri-
lezitosti, vyjma delati dluhy.
Vydelek mesta zGstal tentyz
cd roku 1913 mezi tim co W.
DEF ma spravovani mesta rych-
j, lie stoupal."
Cd dneSka az do voleb bu-
dou poradany schnze o smut
nych dGsledcich, jestli ze sc vo-
licstvo zachova odmitave vGti
temto peti zadostem.
Kampan tato neni stranicka,
ami sektarska a ami politicka.
Kazdy clevelandsky obsan, kite
ry porozumi teto pravde, budn
pro tyto navrhy. Vudcovstvi Sc
chapOu neien pfisluSnici cirk-
vi, ale i delnictvo.
The Cleveland Advertising
Club "a vedeni Charlesa w.
Mearse jest poveren fizenim
kampane. Pohyblive obrazky
znazorni, jak velice mesto a
ieho skoly penez potrebuii "a
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KURS CESKOSL. KORUNY

! csl. koruna je "a c1.24-1.27
| mem. marka c1.43-1. .44
/ rak. koruna c0.34-0.37
l jihosl. koruna c0.83-0.84
Kurs platl Jen prl vetSlch
obnosech.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30

mile daoun the raod." and, an occa-
sional visit to Hagerst0vn.
The Forgotten Uncle.
Their six children viii come in for
some OF this estate which was left
them by a forgotten uncle In Cali
fOrna, but even Jack. who tends
stock for farmers around the neigh
bOrhoOd and who declares he VIII
find plenty OF places for the money.
was lamenting The loss OF calf that
was ''wuth anyways Si5.'
Shipleys story is like a tale from
Arabian Nights. lie has dim mem
ories Of Uncle Tom Mccoy. who left
these parts back In The days OF the
gold rush TO California, when Ship
ley was a little iacker Of some s or
10 years. Nothing more was heard
from him.
News Cheers Anniversary.
Then on April t2, when Shipley and
his wife We're having their forty
sixth wedding anniversary dinner OF
country sausage and apple pie, along
comes Chloe Davis, a cousin, To tell
Of a letter she had gotten from a
California lawyer. announcing that
Thomas Mccoy, who had never mar
ried. had died intestate, worth mill
lions of dollars, and that the heirs In
MARYLAND would receive this fortune.
Lawyers have been calling on Ship
ley, who besides a sister at Williams
port nearby, and another, Sallie
Crone, in Washington, are the only
nearer relatives traced so far.
Shipley himself doesn't know how
much he will receive. but his attOr-
neys estimate his share at millions
Mrs. Shipley SAYS. Now we can
give lots OF money to the poor
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
AGAIN ACETATE
CITY GOLF COURSE

The city golf course project. aban-
doned because OF The war. was re-
NlNed in City Council last night by
the reading OF communication from
+. r. Calvin, OF the dupont Company,
calling attention 10 the benefits
which would accrue from such a
public play ground. Mr. Calvin. CALI
sing attention to editorials appearing
raHhe Evening Journal March IS and
y, 1918, reminded Council that In
1871 the city engineers drew a plan
for using the Porter Reservoir plot
for this purpose. He asserted that
every progressive city In the country
has public courses. and regarded
WIlmlngton's lack OF one as a serious
reelection upon the city.
lie pointed out that membership
iu a country club was an expensive
proposition. beyond the reach Of The
average citizen. among which body
he claimed there were many golf
dayotees. The project could be made
self-supp0rting and be thought that
favorable action would be in the light
Of a real benefaction 10 the commun-
ify at large.
councilman Abrahams through
whom the petition was presented. as
serted that golf was no longer exclu-
ehely a rich mans game and said
that many people in ordinary circum-
Stances were now ardent enthusiasts
On his motion the communication
was referred to the Water Board ant
Street and Sewer department.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
DIR. KINSMAN
To BE Priest
Cardinal Gibbons Explains
Plans of Former p.
E. Bishop
GOES TO CATHOLIC
UNIVERSITY SOON

BALTIMORE. Md, Anril 7O-Car-
dinal Gibbons said yesterday that Or.
Frederick J.. Kinsman. former bishop
OF the Protestant Episcopal diocese Of
Delaware. Will go in the fall TO The
Catholic University where he win oc-
cuny the chair of history and will
also study for the priesthood. An
nouncement was made several days
ago Of Dr kinsman's intentions but at
that time he was undecided whether
he would become a member or the
faculty at The university lie has
visited the prelate twice This week
and 10 Is understood That he made
final arrangements TO enter The instl-
tuition at Washington.
When a teacher al the General
Seminary at New York. Dr. kinsman
was an athlete OF no mean ability.
He was a crack shot and ably handled
an oar. When on his vacation In
Maine ne could fell a tree with the
deflness or an experienced woodman.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30

who was greatly enamored of her.
And then one day she disappeared.
leaving a note. saying some debts
worried her and intimating she was
going 10 commit suicide.
Police never did believe she was in
earnest. They stuck 10 the theory of
an elopement, and for days ihe do
tectlVe forces Of the kingdom we're
watching ports and railway stations
and following up clues.
And then LeOn0ra and her lover
were found spending their honey
moon In a Liverpool boadring house
afier having been married IN Scot
land.
But organizations, having TO do with
the welfare Of young girls, were
worried lest her example might be
followed by others who were not 50
Evening journal., 1920-04-30

the day after IL opened we went
down in a body and egged the place
ont OF business. Amt had a saloon
since.
'And do you see that store Some
place, ch? It's the only one we've
got. but it's a plenty You kin glt
anything from a piece Of court plas-
ter TO plow in there-and Lgm's
prices is right
New Hopers have made their for
tunes out OF tobacco. wheat rorn
oats. hogs and cattle The town Is in
preble county. Jackson township,
which are. Il Is claimed. the riches.
county and township per capita, in
the United States.
''Ne'ye all been 20 The cities round
here" they say. And we don't want
Evening journal., 1920-04-30

n. p. A. STAFF Special.
HAGERSTOWN. Md, April 90
"'Rilly. what in helm ! do with all
that money!" was the way William
Shiplcy, wrinkled, white-haired lock-
tender on the e. and o canal greeted
the announcement that he had fallen
heir 10 a huge fortune.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
ROCKEFELLER GIVE
BAPTISTS S6,OOO,OOO

NEW YORK. April 30-An outright
giff Of 100000 and conditional
prizes Of an additional s2000,000 from
the Laura Spellman Rockefeller Me-
mortal Fund 10 the si00O00,000 fund
being raised by the new world move
ment OF Northern Bsptisis were an
nonnced here yesterday Added TO the
personal contributions announced
from John ID. Rockefeller, Jr., the
Baptlsts have received gifts and
pledges in the last two days tOtallng
sG.OO0o00 from the Rockefeller family.
on the Laura Spellman Rockefeller
pledges. 81 eco 900 is conditional upon
the raising OF s62. 500. 600 by the Bap-
lists, and a second million is c0ndi-
tienai upon the funds reaching $751;
10000.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30

there IS a home there's a garage and
at least one automobile.
New Hope has no police force, no
mayor and no politicians.
We don't need a police force says
John Hover, retired farmer. who tells
travellers which way TO so TO reach
Richmond, Ind. or Dayton, o. Ever
body here knows how to behave
we all go TO the same church-the
United Brethren-and folks minds
their own business"
Hover pointed 10 a pile az bricks
and plaster. "See that wreckage," he
said. "That used TO be a salOon-the
only one New Hope ever had. The
folks didn't like the idea round here
Evening journal., 1920-04-30

Each day the Want Ads are full OF
live suggestions for saving money
Adv
Evening journal., 1920-04-30

The Shlpleys. William and Urella,
his wife. have lived all their lives
along the banks Of the Potomac. in a
ramshacklc four-room house. facing
The canal locks
They have been happy with moth
ing more exciting than prayer meet
! ing at the Methodist Church a "coupla
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
This ELOPER
IS DESPONDENT
English Girls Worry Over
Debts" Fails to Fool
Boobies"
MARRIAGE is
FOUND VOID
BY MILTON nRONNER.
European Manager N. D. a

IWTVT|WW 7WWWW-"T N y. n
LONDON April 30.-The runaway
romance OF LeOnora Darbey. which
had all England by the ears for days,
has served to show that eloping 20
Scotland for a Gretna Green marriage
(popularly supposed 10 be dead
easy') is not so simple as IL looks.
Leonora was pretty. She was the
only child OF well-to-d0 people She
was a bronze medalist at the Royal
Acaremy of Music, where she was
studying violin She had met mys-
terious and good-looking Frenchman,
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
ALL ARE HAPPY
in THIS TOWN
New Hope, Ohio, Has No
Pro6teers and No
Police Force
ALL co TO
SAME CHURCH
nv HAL COCHRAN
E A sIln CnrrlsnnnlnnI-

N = n |TII IVTTT0TVIIITIII
NEW HOPE. O.. April 3o-Hcrc Is a
town that the rent profliecr doesn't
know is on the map and few others
do) and where overall Clubs We're in
full sway Ions before the b. C. OF J..
made them popular.
Every family In New Hope owns a
home. Practically every inhabitant
wears denim or glnghems day In ana
day out-except possibly Sunday, and
even then the high cost OF clothing
does not hurt FOR the sunday best
butfis-so New Hopers claim-Wrrc
bought back in theAimcs when prices
were not up there"
Abctu one hundred people proudly
cal this town home And where
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
DOC DIES GAVE;
BURGLARS FLEE

CINCINNATI April 30--kim, fox
terrier. owned by B B Quinlan. bark
cd an night, despite Mrs. Quinlan's
Efforts TO quiet him. Mr.. Quinlan was
In New York. Toward morning, the
dogs yclplng subsidized and when he
family arose. 10 was found that the
animal was dead and that a cellar
window and steel door had been pried
open by The burglars who poisoned
The dog, but We're driven away be-
fore getting any loot.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30

fortunate as she was. Therefore they
killed The Gretna Green myth by dig
ging up a law which renders a mar
riage Illegal unless one OF the parties
has resided in Scotland for at Leaf
q days
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
BIDDY GETS sIX-DAY
FREE EXCURSION

BRlDGEPORT, Conn, April 30 =
When a freight car was opened here
hen strutted forth cackling. Close
by was a fresh laid egg. The bird
had hoped aboard the car at NMir-
Vile. n. Y, and was locked in. She
had = six-day ride free. Hayseed in
the car furnished food.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
Is BURIED BETWEEN
GRAVES OF UtfSnANDS

CINCINNATI. April 3O.-Complying
with the terms OF her Will ashes
OF Mrs. Katherine Kern were buried
between the graves OF her two for
mer husbands. Her viii provided a
fund 10 care for the graves.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
DIN nIiCINEcC -

SHREVEPORT, La, April 3O-Nine
former baseball notables are lin oil''
here now. They are Ed klepfer. Poll
Perritt, Bob Harmon, Ira Thomas
Cyril Slapnidka. Mike Massey, John
Camel, Ennis Oakes and Mike NAL
10y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-10
BY United States Naval Communi-
cation Service.
distance given in miles.l

distance given in miles.l
Algonquin ai5 3 Sandy Hook noon sth.
Allsguash go r Ambrose PM 18th.
Amcroas 4Ti S!3E Ambrose noon sth.
Ancon S9T s Ambrose noon 9Th.
Ario 240 NE Jupiter noon Sth.
Augsburg 81 Scotland +. II PM Sth.
Bcssemcr 80 W Sand Key noon 18th.
Betheiridgc ITO L by N Hatteras noon TIN.
Betterton BID $ Ambrose noon 18th.
Brndilla 2i3 SW Hatteras noon sth.
Broad Arrow .sil from San Pedro IN
9th.
Brookllne $50 from Balboa PM sth.
Garlic passed San Salvador q IN Stl.
Cecil County ~ SW Kew West noon 9Th.
City Of Alton : w Ambrose PM 9Th.
City OF Everett 3O3 SW Hatteraa noon sth.
Conshohocken 1912 NE Cape May noon sth
Corning 40 w Key West noon Sth.
Darden II : Itchecca shoals noon Ith.
Deivood / 100 from BellingnAm PM .ui.
Duquesne 1870 Cape Henlopen noon sth.
Durango 1876 from San Pedro PM 1th.
Eastern Gale $40 w San Francisco IN
7th -
Eastern Soldier % s. San Pedro noon sth,
Frederick Kellogg lI3 y Jupiter noon Ith
Geo G. Henry Fl 5 Hetzel Shoals noon 1th.
Gulf Queen 81 " Sand Key noon 9Th.
IT NJ F1agler w Tortugas noon 7th.
Hadnot 1O3 " Sand Key noon 1th.
Hahntonka 231 SW Cape Lookout noon sth
Halsey $50 ; Scotland l. V noon 9Th
Harry Lurkenhach 3hd + Ambrose noon SIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-10
Imperator to BE Laid Up for
Winter Because Of the
Price of Coal.

A quartet of the biggest and finest
ships In the Atlantic trade are on their
way TO Europe. The Olympic (D-7. a
day out of Sandy Hook. carries an I'M
usually large list OF voyagers for the
autumn. One of them Is the veteran
Atlantic traveller L. II. Van Ingen.
making his l69th trip. The French
liner France (H-25), also has a large
list for the season.
The others Of the great four are the
Ka;serin Auguste Victoria OLD, which
sailed yesterday for Liverpool, and the
Imperator (J-15), next to the largest
merchantmen afloat, which may be
making her final trip in the service Of
the Cunard line. She will be laid up
for the winter anyhow. as the cost Of
running her with coal at it's present
lofty price will keep her idle until
traffic In both directions is great
enough to warrant her reentry into the
Atlantic lanes.
The total OF liners shown on the
chart is thirty four. of which nineteen
are bound east and fifteen for this port.
Nearly all the westbound ships are
crowded to capacity.