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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-02-17
QuIet-Little- Dinner riote.

minister was telling rs the other
Hay about hurrying around Il hotel in
Columbus with one hat on his head
any more than n rabbit where he gR
the second hat, and we told him not to
mind that. rs we'd often been that way
in Columbus. And the good man seem.
cd greatly comforted A man should
30 live that he can do some kindly act
like this every day or so.-Iiberty CO..
Press.
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ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

Mrs. Fred Allie of Woodsvillc
spent Monday here.
p. H. Mcdonald of Danville was
here Tuesday on his way to Wells
River on business
Mrs. Hagan and daughter, Miss
Lizzie Hagan of Newport were Wis
TORS here Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. +. Keneson Of Concord was
business visitor here Monday.
Mrs. Charles Calderwood is able
to sit up from her recent illness.
Miss Colista Hackett of the Lougcc
& Smythe store is i'll.
Miss Vera Gcnge was able to re-
sumo her duties at Judge G. C. Frye's
Office after an illness of two weeks
Miss Bessie Aldrich is back at the
E. N. Randall store after an illness
Of two months.
Mrs. Leslie Cooper and Miss Lord
of Concord were visitors here Tues
kday.
Miss Flossie Boutain returned
Monday from New York City where
she has spent the past ten days.
On account of the severe storm
Sunday, it was late in the day Mon
day before some of the farmers could
get out and students that drive to
school were absent that day.
II. E. Gray returned to his home
in Waterbury Tuesday after several
days spent here.
Miss Emma Roman had an opera
ton on her ear Sunday and is making
satisfactory recovery.
Mrs. Pearl Zero is confined to the
house with the prevailing distemper
and her mother, Mrs. Carrie Douglas,
is caring for her.
Mrs. Horace Anderson is i'll with
pneumonia at her home on st. John
! street.
The Hospital Aid Association
cleared slit at the luncheon which
was served by the Finance Committee
at the Elks Ball on Friday night This
sum will be added to the Hospital Re-
lief Fund. Great credit is due to all
who in any way assisted in making
the luncheon such financial success.
Miss Mary Grace, the popular clerk
at the Summerville Market, has re-
turned to her work after an absence
of several weeks.
Stanley T. Garfield, who has been
confined to the house for a week with
an infection in his foot, was able to
resume his work Tuesday.
The Lyndon parties interested ir
the County Court suit Of Joseph A.
Genest against Oscar Lamoureaux
met at the office Of Lawyer Guy w.
Hill, Saturday, and terms of settle
mcnt were made David S. Frechette
acted as interpreter for those who
could not speak English.
Nelson Eastman died Saturday at
his home on High Street. His funeral
was held at the house Tuesday after
noon at two o'clock, the Rev. George
A. Martin officiating. Burial was
in Mount Pleasant cemetery.
Miss Maud Marshall is here visit
| ing HcE pdlciitS, MI anu WI D. l. VI
Marshall a few days, before leaving
for New York City where she sails
Feb. 27 with the Near East Relief
committee for Tiftis, Turkey
Miss Vera Clifford, bookkeeper for
A. H. Gleason and Co., is i'll at her
home on Railroad street.
Perley Griggs is soon to finish his
work at the First National Bank and
will enter the employ of the c H..
Goss Co.
John Lapoint of Lyndonvillc is
working at the Lapoint market.
DR.. J. ID. Bachand is at the home
of his parents in Sherbrooke, where
he is convaleccing from his recent i'll
ness.
Herman Sanborn of North Wood
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RAILROAD OFFICERS
TO QUIT MARCH

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17-Discon-
tinuance of all regional and district
officers of the railroad administration
on Mafch 1st was directed today by
the Director General Hines as the
second step in rehabilitation Of the
Federal Railway organization.
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REV. JAMES H. PET1EE
DIES SUDDENLY

BOSTON, Feb. 17-Rev. James H..
Pettoc, a missionary to Japan for
moro than 40 years, died suddenly
here today at the Offices of the Amer
lean Board of Commissioners for
Foreign missions. DR.. Pettee came
home on a furlough about year ago.
He had delayed his return because of
i'll health but had planned to start for
his post again in April with Mrs. Pet
tee, He was born in Manchester, n.
H., in 1851 and was graduated from
Dartmouth and from Andover Theo-,
logical Seminary.
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All trains from the south Tuesday
morning were one hour ia4e.

III u eFI1f0 II ViIf VIrO oVUVTl UCSNItl6
morning were one hour late.
Master Willard S. Hill who has
been sick for the past two weeks is
reported as better.
The meeting of the Methodist
Brotherhood which was to be held
on the evening of Feb. 27 has been
postponed to March %, swhen John
S. Buttles, Commissioner of Indus
tries, and George c. Cary will speak
and the Farce ellis Methodist Foot
will be given. Cary Maple Sugar
will be served.
George r. Bagby Of Danvile was
a business visitor here Monday.
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LlATE NEWS BULLETIN
MAINE HAS HEAVY
CALL FOR NURSES

AUGUSTA, Me-, Feb. 17-Five
times as many nurses are needed as
are now available could be used in
combating influenza in Maine, it was
stated today by the field supervisor
in Maine of the Bureau of Public
health service of the New England
Division of the Red Cross.
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Bring home tube of "Nazol,
the whole family need it." adv.
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TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY

TO RENT-Good warm tenement at
No. 2 Passumpsic street. Five rooms
with front and back piazza. Tel.
259-W. 01-207#
WANTED-Desk with roll top. TEL
sos. 201-202
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ry J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO
1ll3 Main Street.
8 Boulevard
Lots
AND
West End
Dwelling

viii sell at public auction. on the
premises.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 16. 1920.
$50 =. NJ,
eight attractive building lots, 'front.'
ing together $40 feet inches BY 100
feet to an alley.
CORNER BOULEVARD AND
HENRICO STREET.
AND IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER,
Say, z. NJ,
two-story frame dwelling. No. 1910
Henrico Street. between Summit md
Aitemont Street. containing rooms
and other improvements. with lot 60
by 1870 feet to alley. Possession, IL
desired. July lat.
The above property is situated be-
tween Broad Street and r., l.. & p.
Railroad. OH our principal West End
boulevard. in growing section. with
city improvements. trolley lines, etc.
and in convenient distance to many
large manufactures and the new
Union Depot. Homeseekers and in
vastors will make no mistake in buy
ing here.
TERMS: Small cash payment and
long credit, and will DO announced at
sale.
J. THOMPSON BROWN &c CO..
Auctioneers.
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At Auction

IN execution OF 4 certain deed of
trust TO L.. w. McVeigh and w. p
Glinn. trustees. dated April 2. 1908.
th na p TiefoIaed In the clerks office OF
BOOK i96-A. page lis. there having
oeen default in the payment OF part
OK the debt secured therein. and being
reanIred by the beneficiary there
unuer SO 10 do, and tho undersigned
stuart Bowe having been substituted.
az trustee hereunder in the place OF
w; y. Glinn by an order OF the said
S SsG entered on May 3. 1920. we
on The premises, on
MONDAY. JUNE Il, 1920, III
at $3.50 o'clock p. NJ,
me above property. described in said
deed as follows:
beginning at a point on the sat5
northern line OF Franklin Street, ona
hundred and twelve Ql2) feet three
lourths (N) inches east of its utter.
section with the eastern line OF Har-
rlson street. thence running east
wWaraly along tho said north line OF
twenty-six (26) feet seve nand one
fourth OK inches. moro or less, to
me land formerly. owned by Mrs.
am ann z; Grant. and extending back
tween slightly diverging lines, one
hundred and tifty-one G5l) feet.
more or less. to an alley in common.
teet seven ca inches" 80
TERMS: Cash sufiicient to pay ex-
penses OF executing trust, ali taxcs
70 20 date or sale and the sum OF 3I6,.
June 2, 1920, and the residue in eauai
instruments at one and two Years
from day OF sale. evidenced By pur- :
cnasefs notes. with interest added,
property. or for all cash. at option
OF purchaser, y, ..Sfs'is5
l.. W. McvEIGH. y
Trustees, !;
NJ STUART ROWE ~
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AUCTIONS-LEGALS
INYnl Notices

COMMONWEALTH CLUB-Noticc is here.
mb T. S6s5 OF Re commonysaish ciaS viii viii
$50 p. NJ at the eiubhouse In tho civ
OF Richmond. Va. TO consider and vote
the Westmoreland Club and the Com.
n m"Inw,s "a Slv6 and the terms. thcrror.
s ,.ras an, fnd acting upon any and ali maj:
Meeting. I. ID. Aylett. Secretary 'u
NoTICE-A special meeting OF the Vest
inoFeland Club of Richmond. Va has
~, II, com piiance with the request OF nfteer,
sol East Grace Street. Richmond. Va. or
M MONDAY June 81; 1850, al $50 r NJ. tho
cider the consoolidation OF tho westmore-
lnhI club with the Commonwealth Club
a n.on2sed agreement of merger OF aaiI
CIuos. ROBERT N Lancaster. Jr.. Secretary
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ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms With Board

bSA SDERS wanted in suburbs: large
shade frees: hot and cold water in
BOARDERS--Wanted. . or gentlemen
noaEders IN south Richmond. for The
summer Call boulevard 1901.
electric lisht.: meals served.
FRANKLIN ST. f. 2oo-IIandsomeIy fur
nlsned rooms and board: delightful
out bath. win VI Win
FRANKLIN. EAST ll6-Beau,ifui rooms:
eIIsats pa lhs: best table board.
evening dlnnars specialty
SRACE ": 2ll-Rooms with and wiihou
PIlNate pa ms: Mrs: Johnston.
yatH bath: two persons Randolph
THE H1LLCREST. sos e. GRACE-Koom.
ana BOARD; absolutely frst-class: Scn-
Hssitiis MOI water heat Price reasonable.
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Forty Feet on Cherry
Street and Seventy
Feet on Sumter Street

BY virtue OF deed OF trust. dated
December 18th. 1906. and recorded in
Richmond Chanccry Court. ID. r.
l92-C. page Sc. default having been
made In payment of debt secured
and at request OF beneficiary, will
sell. on the premises. on
THURSDAY. JUNE 18TH. 1920.
property described in said deed, say at
O'CLOCK =. NJ
the lot of land on east side of Cherry
street. commencing 100 feet south OF
Spring street and fronting on Cherry
street. 40 feet and running back 40
feet 10 an alley: also lot adjoining
above and fronting on said alley 20
feet and extending back 40 feet. Then,
say at
6 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
the lot of land on Sumter Street. be-
ginning 40 feet south OF Winder
Street running southwardly and
fronting on east line of Sumter Stree.
20 feet and extending back between
parallel lines lib feet to an alley
TERMS: Cash for expense OF sale
and taxes due and to pay seven
notes. aggregating S1.o62.0O. with
interest from December eth, 1909, and
balance at one and two years. or all
cash. at option OF purchaser.
c. l.. DENOON.
Trustee.
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No. | 81
West Cary Street

IN execution OF decree OF the
mond. entered on May II. 1920, in tho
suit OF r. L. V. Farrar ct ais. Vs..
Eleanor p. Lawlcr ct ais, the UNDER
signed special commissioner therein
appointed will sell by auction. on the
premises, on
TUESDAY. JUNE Is. 1920.
ut 6 o'clock =. NJ,
the attractive brick dwelling No. 1s1.
West Cary Street, with lot upon,
which 1t stands. described az follows:
'All that tract of land with the
smpro,y,emcnts thereon. described as
Of Richmond. Virginia. situated at
the southeast corner OF Cary and JEFF
ferson Streets. fronting eighteen feet
on the south side OF Cary. Street and
pa rallel lines one hundred feet to an
alley. Il being bounded on tho west
t ny Jefferson Street. on the east by
tenement tenement being the same property
deed from John King and wife. dated
S SSa Z. 1910; and recorded in d. B.
mond Chancery Court" s
TERMS: One third cash. residue In
three equal installments at six.
we've and eighteen months from
notes Of purchaser. interest added and
title retained until all the purchase
money Is paid. or all cash. at option
FRANK T, SUTTON. JR..
Special Commissioners.
certify that tho bond required by
the above decree of the special com.
missioner Givan rn has been duly. given:
OF June. 1920. ''' "" uAS
Teste:
CHAs. Q. sAvILLE. Clerk.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE BY AUCTION
OF
THE ATTRACTIVE BRICK TENE-
MENT DWELLING
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
sflzIzlz uIEE|ml[llfa
u AUCTIO NEERS "a
:Z sssj 1;5;l5!


NOS. Gl9 AND G21 HULL STREET,
AT AUCTION.
We are authorized to sell at Public
Auction as = whole and going busi-
ness, tho store and fixtures OF the
Liberty Confectionery and Pool Par
Tors at corner Seventh and Hull
Streets. South Richmond, on
MONDAY. JUNE II. 1920,
AT O'Clock u. NJ,
consisting of 3 good Pool Tables with
new cushions and cloth. 3 sets Balls.
about 20 Cues. , Ball and Cue Racks:
IL Chairs, S-foot modern Soda Foun.
tain with soda arms. strip pumps
and ice cream containers. mahogany
finish back fixtures with large plato
mirrors: opalitc-top Ice Cream
Tables. 12 Metal Chairs, 6-foot Silent
Salesman Candy Show Case. 6.root
Silent Salesman Cigar Show Case,
oak. glass-front, 6-foot Wall Cases
with slide doors: modern National
Cash Register. 1c to $500; Portieres.
Clocks, Screen and other small fix
lures: stock of Cigars. Cigarettes,
Smoking SIN can, and &C Chewing Tobacco.
etc.
This place is on n transfer corner
and is doing good business. Lease
on both stores for only $500 per
year. expiring July /. 1921, with
privilege OF one year extra at Same
rental.
TERMS: About $500 due on nx-,
lures can BIO assumed and paid
monthly according to terms OF pres
ent contracts. amounting to about
800 per month. and balance cash or
all cash.
THE VALENTINE: AUCTION CO.. mo,
Auctioneers.
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The bond required OF the commits.
sioner by tho above decree has been
executed.
p. V. coGBILL,
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TnLEPHONE Randolph and S.;I -
imes.pisPnteh Want A, 'TsSsr Wbs9
DIs.e ad that VIII aSieEis NJ N ssoa s ~
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Trustee S Sale

THAT VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT
hSOWM AS No. 924 WEST FRANK
I'm LIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA,
SoSSiSTING OF l3 ROOMS AND
BATHS: DOUBLE GARAGE IN.
THE REAR, WITH ROOMS ABOVE,
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THE QUICK WAY to get what you wani
whom you want IL Ia to read and uss
Times Dispatch classified ada
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WE BUY and sell store fixtures of every
descIption. 1907 r. Cary Mad. 1922.
THE BEST AD In this column is the ad
that tells all tho facts about the pro-
POSITION.
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WANrED-Three steady ;1cn ,o- :.
"o.k, good pay and work The year
FOUND Agriy Monday. at A. NJ
GIN 81 ''aas works. Seventeenth and
WANTED. man or hoy as assistan, pre.,sr
j n. Brown. 1920 Els; Broad
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BY c. l.. & Fl. L. DENOON. INC.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
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Articles for Sale.


BOOKS oKS ,,ooE so,d agd .tehAnreI. Rich.
RIM .l; SdhE Eum nj s. Army rsirisGraior;
rcirig.rnto.s. ~ Inches hish. u inches
equipped with shelves ana raissnil"l
, hooks. Ice compartment at TOP "a
only slightly used. For miaikets' ' rrcc ,Gs
f ,ais Institutions schools; hotels. CON:
AHsy = lin s snis Maee 'f 5i9ise9 r.; $
a.e mems a ndEn: - inehss Wide. 81 !nches
n1ido measurement. - Inches high. ii
sa! , ssass Gram I nsp;Ss and and
G v. I'M, rcfrigerators. o. inches S w, n,a
leg comPar,rnen,. "a inehs. fish. = i I%ihs;
mH ads, ln.hfs deep: ,s.heiv.s and meat
faSss. e. s Army 80. rs a.; : ss Amy
ingnG: ,nhs arc oven. water back. good
shusan,r boarding houses. etc $3.50. i.
% inehs. hI. ons \. snh Hoyn,o9 ranges.
f"ff ws,e I" bs seS h ,e. With $hrss pIa,ss
long 5: Hff e sSS h r. inG rsli
yssss, 's's Is h ~ i &ay Tf iss
vide snr 81 in, inches high WAFER back suitaSis
. Tfinnfs,se IanEss nuit for hotels in
hl1s q inches wide Is ,nshcs s'f hsh Slds 4
hole over IRE box; fuii wat.r %ssh i i5Es
fT b. Ne sHs S FSSa S2naii@n siS
b.. saving in freight. wire order. !ni,ns
number each LETT. All in good corfi-Ior
,Mrlte Tor catalogue. bradley bonded
warehouse &C. Dept. Il. r. ,;reenvIii.
1890. ten-yrnr octsTOn inIc.oI ,,.I-,,
&, watch Sehaaf Bros. t:G East Broad
p Viii H. S$S $lSss EESAsEi$ $inis
sci . $$iE.NT $t !r? F!!:E or nu HIL
"a = uHoo II: ANY 6 Navy SuPrLY Co.
IL NORTH SEVENTEENTH ST. MADI-
III iEit0S 1901 LESTER Sr.. RAN
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Wanted-Real estate s!

FOR BEST results list your propert
with J. q. Connolly & Co.
WANT pertniss" to sell your city prop
erty. This Is all l want. II don't 81 II
II. IL Will not cost you cent. II do
sell 1t will expect the regular city COM
mission fee Call by to see me. d. r.
call Madison l72!.
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NOTICE TO BARRIERS
We have several white
hydraulic barber chairs for
sale. If interested, see me
at once. j. F. Shuford,
604 E. Marshall st.
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YOUNG Man wanted. about IS or 20
years OF age, for clerical position with
large corporation. l0l. care Times-
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Good Things TO Emf

DUNLOP -four. ::c sack large DAVIS bak-
>. Ing powder, &c: half gallon white Karo
s s@i wa'er, ground meal: per H. &C: Ma.
August Grocery Co. 6il-sI3 East Mar
rhsI! Street. Madison 1872. Cash and
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FOR SALE-Fiat-top desks. table chair
ana other ONCE furniture. Room sol
Times Dispatch Building W.
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BY MORTON G. THALHIatER.
Rcal Estate Auctioneer.
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sALESMAS-f Young man for store Ma l.s-
man with snIcs instinct o.iicc or store
.Hpeti"hce, wiii be helptui TO man able 10
M thlt position; there is good future
. hnh ,rhlary in accordance with The csIiber
OF IN" man. Apply or write fali treated
.onndentallp sir. Adams Manager Sta
uu"ntty department. Southern Stamp aud
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SECRETARY - Wanted. a well-trAined
ana Experienced secretary for Able.
VILE Chamber Of Commerce. Abbovllle.
5. Q. Attrletiv. naiary for the right
man. a. NJ. Nichi.s. president. Ashc-
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

BY G. j.. & II. l.. DENOON, INC.
Real Estate Auctioncers.
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MONEY 70 lend on Improved city real
So, care Times DIspatch.
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Poultry and Supplies

PURlNA CALF CUOw-The perfect milk
substitute In 20. % and 100 hound ba 20
a. Your dealers or Brauer G. Hasten. ia0s
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Trustees Auction Sale OF Dcsir
able West End building Lois frnntin.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
BY a. L. ADAMSON,
Real Estate Auctioncers.

Commissioners auction sale Of on
OF the most attractive
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STENOGRAPHER-- Wanted. male stenop
rdphtr. Amply g. & o. Halfway. seven
ietth Floor. FRS; National Bank Building
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INSTRUCTION
MusicnI. UancIng, DraInuuc Al
Private Instruction

COAcHIEG-wanted coaching TO do in
any branch OF h!Eh school ma hemat tics.
except commercial arithmetic: best OF re-
fertncek Call boulevard lG3i-J. or add
dress 2b23 w. Grace Street
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S3-AcRE farm. miles from RockbridEe
land. u lays we'll; running water in every
field: large orchard and vineyard: Il S.
mineral water springs. This place is also
adapted for raising live stock on a large
scale. as ~ has the benefit OF grazing free
on splendid big range adjoining. VIII
sell at bargain. or will consider
Address owner. Max Bazzanelia. Goshen.
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MERCHANDISE
Electrical Supplies.
Business Equipment

CALL STRISGER Electric Co. II Nor
seventh Street. for your Mazda iarnr
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LIVE STOCK
- -------------------
Dogs, Cats, Pets.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. singing cana:ies.
souta Bird shop. LIB East Grace ST
PEEISESE DOG-For sale one beautiful
Pep!nese dog IS West Grace Street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12

of widow Lord
OF In Harry Boland
Mayor
The Washington herald., 1920-05-21
WIFE OF u. S. CONSUL
IN BOLSHEVK JAIL

Mrs. Elizabeth Maria Julia poty,
of Park Ridge. N. j.. wife of the
American consul at Cardiff, Wales,
is reported officially to be starving
and In imminent danger of execu-
tion in a Bolshevik Jail at Moscow.
Mrs. Doty is one of five .Ameri-
cans whose names are known to the
State Department, imprisoned at
Moscow. The others are: Maron
Hipman, former clerk of the Amer
lean consulate at Moscow; DR.. Lam
bic and his wife. the American resi-
dence of neither of whom is known
yet to the State Department, and
Xenophon B. Kalamatiano. an Amer
lean citizen, formerly of Racine,
Wis, and Chicago.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-21
HOUSE WILL DEBATE
PEACE RESOLUTION

The Kncx resolution. ending the
state of way with Germany and AUS
tria-Hungary. will be taken up in
the House today for concurrence In
the Senate amendments.
Representative Porter, chairman
Of the House Committee on Foreign
Affairs, gave notices yesterday, he
would call the measure up for d.
rect concurrence. rather than have
1t sent to conference in order TO
save time.
The motion is privileged and
there will be but one hours debate.
Unanimous consent will be neces-
sary to extend the debate beyond
the hour. .-.a