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The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-24
WOMEN VOTE FOR GOOD ROADS
Shelby Cosnty Bsnl Issues Are Be.
el3ed by KNUc1,

Women. voters were largely responsible
for the passing Of recent bond issues in
two special rosd districts of Shelby Co1n.
fy, Missouri. Approximately .one.fiftk of
the votes in one district. and one-foarth
in the other were east by women. Eighty
pet cent Of the women voted for The boad
issues.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-24
Too Late to Classify

LOST-A hair ornament Saturday
night probably near University and Hit.
Reward. Phone 98S Green. R-22
LOSr-Dsrk blue Eion jacket braid
ed around the collar. Lost in library.
Call 692 Green. C. Mendenhall. Re-
ward
RAGS wANTED-Will pay cents a
pound for clean cotton rags for cleaning
machinery. Missourisn, J. Neff Hall.
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Toledo Steam Cookers at Newmanis q
ADV.
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Carmen. hanger. :, Nexsna6is-Ad,
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Waste Paper Baskets 81: Newnan's.-
Adv.
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c.lnen, h.nssi. 4 New&.n' '..-Adv.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-24

NeninAtIoas by yesn T6nerrew.
Fred Eldean. stsdent presideit. an
nounced today that The time limit Tor the
presentation Of nominations petitions Of
candidates for yell leader Is noon tomor-
row. Each nominating petition must be
signed by at least twenty University stu
dents and Ill petitions must be in the
hands Of ]. MAJ McCsnn, secretary Of the
Student Senate, BY The time Mentioned.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-24

Mrs. Donald Fitch Of Lexinstoa. Mo-,
will leave Monday for her hose iaiter q
weeks visit with her parents, Nj. and
Mrs. D. A. Robneti, 1909 Broadway.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-24

Mr.. E. L. Spence, Of Fulton, win af.
rive tomorroy for weeks vista Win ksr
parents, Mr.. and Mrs D. A. Robaett.
1909 Broadway
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-24

Miss Pearle Mitchell, Rosemary lane,
viii entertain Monday afternoon with a
tea for Mrs. John D. lawson, 100 Hud.
son avenue, who win leave next week for
2 months stay in Canada, before going to
Florida to spend the winter.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-24

Mrs. Budd Hoard. formerly Miss Ia.
vinia Hickman, win leave Monday for her
home in Ardmore, Okla, after spending
the week with her parents. Mr.. and Mra
N. H. Hickman, Hubbell drive. u
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-24

Boonville residents who win drive % E.
till to spend tie day.
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Mrs. James Garth, Of coz College ave-
nue.. left yesterday for St Louis where she
will spend q week viii -hef parenis, Df.
and Mrs. Carl Barck.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-24

Mrs. John Won Hol.endof left today
for her home in San Antonia, Texas, after
two weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. C.
B. Rollins.
The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-24

The Phi Mu sorority recalled The invi-
|itaiions for a tea which was to have been
given for Mrs. Frank Henderson Of Kan.
sas City this afternoon. Mrs. Hcndefson
was Unexpectedly called home Wednes.
day evening. Z
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-01

9prin Germania incognito, sc Gro
de ca unul dintre marble tu-
nuri'' din guvernul sovietist. NJ
mele lui este cunoscut numai de
cei mai de increzut comunarzi.
,,Statul rrsesc acllm, spunc
acest apostol al bolsevismulni
,,este dovada cea mai mare des-
pre- succesul nomniei proletaria-
hlMui. GuNernul moscovIt nlci
II a visat ca Sc faca concesii 81
nici ma abandonat determinarea
de revolutiona dnreaga lume,
dupa modeaal Rusiei, ci Lenine
81 tovarasii lui. lupa citiva ami
de existenta, IS 'an convins ca bol-
sevismul are mijloace mai efec-
tive 81 Gu mutt mai ieftine de 4
bate lume, ca armele 81 nunitia
Acest emisar sfirSit spunind
ca bolsevistii au aur destul ca
ee supoarte ori ce armata, insa
glpvernl,l crede ca Gu cit mai cll-
rind poate incheia pacea Gu alia.
til. cu att mai curind bo!Scvis-
|mul va cuceri luanea.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-01
DIN FDGA CONDF|UlUI.

Cucoana Influenza s'a suparat
ca a recapatat vechiul hume de
.,Gripa'' 81 in ciuda dricariIor nu-
mai sccere victimelc sale, din zecc
una, multlmindu-se cu una la mie
Gu gas,l din Cleveland 81 1npre-
.jurimi o curata halima; cind {
cald avcm gas destll, cind G frig,
nici Sc ferbi TN on la caldura lui, 81
bilul Sc urea in rapport cu scaderea
presumed 81 scade in rapport c, ur-
carca eli.
Pneumonia incepe en- receala 81
Sc sfirseste Gu calduri; amorul III.
ccpe Gu ca!duri 81 Sc sfirseste Gu
reccala. - Fe1'itiva 81 de>una 81 dc
alta.
Femeia moderna inainte de SC
casatori Sc consulta cu advocatul a
supra motivclor de divort 81 a pen
siei alimentarc.
Grescli de tipar: ,,Tc iutesc dta-
"a ca rodul liberated zise Mitica
catre Didina, care plivca en- lacomi-
ne i'm ochii lui'
Cind George II. Fegan, din Dal-
las, a VENT acasa mirosind whis-
ky, d-na Fcgan, de desperate, a
baut acid carbolic. Doctorul dupa
ce a vazut ca toate antidotnrilt
prescrise de medicina an dat ores
ia salvat viata pompIndl-i whls-
key pc gura. = Speram ca dina
Fegan i'm viitor va avea mai mutt
respect de udatnrd pc care 0 ura.
Pc cind D-na Moralescu dadea
lcctii de morala, lui Mitica. I'm ba-
lat de opt ami, zicindu-i ca minciu-
Ma eel mai llrlt obiceiJ. auzind Cd
suna clopotclul 81 stiind ca a VENT
laptal'ul pentru bani, | IA TRIMS pc
Mltica sal spuie ca mama nu-i a
casa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-01
INFORNAIDUNI

Niste bandit ataca poyta. -
Tucson. Ariz. - Asistcntui lirec
torlplui de posta al sstatelor Uni
te din Arlvaca. Ariz. fost I'M
puscat simbata dimineata in BIZ
roul ,lui de niste banditi mexi-
cali, carl treciill granita 1naintc
de Sc lllmina bine de ziua, eli
elndul ca Sc atace posta 81. sa 0
leIfulasca. Azistentul directoru-
lui de posta. carui hume M e
inca dat publicitatii Sc zice cd
ar fl dunmit in birou, 81 fost
lmpu$cat c1lNd a incercat Sc a.
para. at1t pc Ell cit 81 Ibanii din
posta.
Tn detasamcnt de cavalerie
din armata Statelor Unite care
sationeaza la Cameron. Ariz, Sc
spnne ga ar fl pornit pc urmclc
banditilor.
Fost consul american omcrit
de mexicanl.. Washington. -
Augustus Morril. fost inaintc
consul american in orasul Man
zanillo in Mexico. fost ucis de
nlste bandit mexicani la 26 Fe-
bruarie, dupa cum spun STRIFE
primite astazi. Crima a fost co
mi,a la Colima. Mexico.
Morrill, a fost de optzeci 81
opt de ami. FL S a retras din ser
viciul consular i'm annl 1881.
ConsuInl din Manazanillo, ra-
nortind cazul ministrului de ex-
terne, spunc Ca Morrill, fost a.
tacat pc clnd mergea Sprc Ha-
aienda 81 Balloon. la trei milN dc
Colima.
Ambasada americana primi1
instructii ca Sc faca proteste vi
guroase glwernnlui mexican cc
rindu-i arestarea 81 pedcpsirca
.criminaailor, la fel primit irl.
structii consulml. din Manzanillo
"a sc inaintezc proteste autori.
tatilor locale.
Wilson va raspunde in curind
Aliatilor. - Washington. - Ras
punsnl guvernelor englez 81 fran
rez in chestia Adriaticei fost
primit, de catra presedintele Will
son, care Sc crede ca va raspunls
Hin non aliatilor in eel mai scurt
timp.
Cercurilc Oficiale nu erau dis.
.puse a discuta nota de la Lon,
dra, fIsa Sc spnne ca suffrage.
rea intelegerei din 8 Decembric
asteptind il1telegere intre TIA.
liza 81 Jngoslayia, dupa cum a
fost propus de icatrh premieri,
poatc ayea un foarte mic effect
asllpra negociatiilor.
Principihl enunciat ca intele-
gerea va ralnfrea aceiasi fost
explicat, 81 ca Statele Unite con
tinua Sc adere la pozitia origina!
II, ca 0 aranjare contra Garcia
Jugoslavia Va obiectiona, sa nj
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-01
! fortata asllpra acelei tari.

~ hol sdld dstNl'Id aCtltl ydIi.
Sufragistele prezic 0 victorie
in West Virginia. Charleston,
w. Virginia. Frmtasele SUI
fragctelor au dat ieri un comuni-
cat prin care anJ1ntau Cd elc sunt
pc deplin convinse ca att sena-
tul cit 81 casa reprezentaltilor
vor ratifica anandamentul prin
care Sc va da drcpt de vot femci-
lor. Ele pretind Cd au nlajori-
tate de patru iii senat 81 la 6 IL.
casa reprezentantilor.
&&
vindeca prin credlnta lui.
Evansville, Ind. William Blac
kman, de cincisprezeIce ami de Ii
lie de cind a fost paralizat, All
umibla tot asa de bine ca inainte
1de a cadea la pat.
Acum nu de mult, Blackman
q recit, 81 a chennat un medic. In
cursul eXaminarii doctorul a OH
scryat ca picioarele pacientului
par Fl maj sanatoase. DUctorul
STA spus parerea, lar pacientul
s. d sc1lat de pc pat 81 inco-
put Sc umble prin camera.
Rcounoasterea bolgevistilor e o
chestie de citeva zile. - Wa
shington. Recunoasterea Ru-
sipi sovictiste de catra tarile tu-
ropcne este llumai chestie dc
citeva zilc, dupa cum spun mai
multi senatori.
.,Recunoasterea guvernului SO
vietist din Russia 81 desclliderea
relatiilor comerciale cu aceia ta-
ra. nh departe. Poate Sc devie
fapt indeplinit inainte de zace
zile". spune senatorul Borah. =
..Tcmperamentul membrilor din
scnatul Statelor Unite s'a schim-
bat in ultimul tinp. fata de Dol
sevisti. In ultima saptamina''
spunc senatorial France din Ma
ryland. 81 promotorul rezolltiei
ca acest guvern sc recunoasca
eulvcrnul soyietist al Rusiei.
Marele duce Nicolae ascuns in
Roma. Roma. Anuntind ca
marelc dncc Nicolae al Rusiei. sc
afIa in Roma, traind intr'un loc
cu totul secret, 81 refuzind sa
primcasca pc cineva ori a da vre-
IN interview. ziarrl Giornale d.
Italia scrie:
..capul lui q inca dncoronat,
pentrn rllsi, de aureola gloriei
militare Daea sfncva In Russia
vizcaza o monarchic, natural ca
ace1a Sc gindeste la Marele duee
Nicolaa. moi nu am uitat marile
sacrificii facute a eRusia, in de-
cursul primlllui an de razboiu 81
salutam in tacere pc tristlll nos
tru oaspe. care e I'M repreZen-
tant al neniorocitltlui nostru aliat
din razboiul care a sfirsit glorl.
os.''
Camrania contra model in
Era zllia. Rio .janciro. 9
campanie contra model femeilor
"a pornit nu numai i'm Rio ia
neiro, ci 81 in ate mari orase din
Brazilia. Campania este dusa dl
clcrul catolic.
Tn episcop a sfatuit pc preot
ac Sc refuze a cllnineca pc fenei
le dccoltate. lar i'm archlepiseor
arafat exagerarea model, i'll
tr'o pastorala.
n II
Trei copii arsi de VII. - New
York. - Joseph Mager de cine
ami. fratcle lui Benjamin, 81 sora
lui de I'm an au fost arsi, cind lln
incendiu a distrus casa in care
|locliau.
Parintii Tor au plecat de diml
neata la 0 farma la lucru.
Parlamentul japonez dlsolvat
- Washington. Parlamentul
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-01


- Washington. - Parlamentul
japonez fost dizolvat prin mn
decret dat de Mikado, ca un re-
zultat al unei profunde deoscbii'i
|ne vedcri inre cabinet 81 majori-
tatea depntatilor.
Accasta masilra a fost llata
de imparatul japonez, MART, Ia
insistcnta premierului Hara, da-
|pa cum spune strife pri1nite prili
cablu. Dizolvarea pai1amentului
s'a facut dupa scenele viOlente
din parliament cind a fost discil-
rata chestia sufraeiului.
Dupa constitute, Ioua alege-
re trebue Sc alba loc Sn timp de
cinci luni de zile.
=
Bolseylstii au anr a. sa-si su-
poarte armata. ~ Berlin. Dis
|ciplllii lbolsevismului din Berlin
81 prietenii lor dintre spartacizi
81 communist an fost Gu totulr alar
matt cind All aHat de deeizia gu
vcrnulni moscovit cS este gaia
de face pace Gu gBvernele ca
pitaliste din vest tsana lor 9
ca prin aceasta va aua sfiryit do
.rinta lor de a reuo1utiona iitrea-
ag lnme. Aceasta n fndoia-
IA fost allngat 6zn dona
aile, Dc W elni B toriI9d
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-01
Camrania contra model in

Trei copii srsi de VII. = New
York. - Joseph Mager de cine
ami. fratcle lui Benjamin, 81 sora
lni de nn an au fost arsi, cind Tn
incendiu a distrus casa i'm care
|locuiau.
Parintii Tor au plecat de diml
neata la 0 farma la lucru.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-05
LONDONDERRY.

Franklin siade has moved to the
south village
Miss Helen TAYLOR is at home from
Holyoke for vacation.
John Walker has gone to Newfane to
help at the County House.
Mrs. Fora Dean of Peru is visiting
her brother. Madison Farnum.
Herman Eddy of Chester was a
week end visitor at Madison Farnum s.
Mrs. Kate Childs, who was away
through the winter, is at home again.
Egbert Garfield was in Chester last
week to visit his brother, Leonard,
who is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parker of
Springfield Mass, were at c. NJ
Eames' s over Sunday. 2f
Fred Parker and son, Maurice, and
grandson of Springfield, Mass, visited
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. q. L. Parker
over Sunday.
Mrs. Lila Pike and son, Lee, ana
daughter, Grace, of Brattleboro were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Vii
Iams over Sunday.
Mrs. Warren Wright and son, Carl
have gone to Bangor, Me-, to atten'
the graduation exercises. Mrs. Wright I
son, Clyde, is one of the graduates o
the theological school there.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-05
NORTHFIELD. MASS.

Miss Beatrice Hale was home from
Boston for the holidays.
Miss Nellie Nye of Greenfield was
home for the weekend.
Miss Fannie Field of Weston is visiting
her brother. Benjamin Field.
DR.. A. l. Newton went by automobile
to Gloucester for the holidays.
Miss Verna Sanborn of Boston spent
the weekend with her mother here.
Joseph Lindsey of New York has been
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs John Phelps.
Many people have arrived at their cot
tages on Rustic Ridge and the Highlands.
Henry Hitchcock of Ware is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. f. w. Kellogg and
family.
Arthur Mason spent Memorial day
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. H.
Mason.
The Greenfield Franklin drum corps
furnished music for the Memorial day
exercises.
Miss Flavia Curtis of Boston was a
guest of Mrs. Lawrence Lazele for the
holidays.
Miss Beatrice Estabrook of Springfield
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
b. Estabrook.
DIR. A. \. Thompson is spending two
weeks in North Easton, Ohio, the home
of his childhood.
Mrs Bessie Symonds and Miss Helen
Symonds of Springfield and friends were
at her home for the week end
Mrs Harold Goodnow of Springfield
was at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Wright, for the holidays.
Clarence Steadler went to Boston
Memorial day to attend a reunion of his
regiment. He heard Gen. Pershing speak.
Mrs Theo Lyman and Miss Florine
Lyman of Springfield were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. L. Lyman for the holi-
days.
Mrs. F. w. Pattison plans to 90 to
Wellesley college June II to II to attend
the 18th reunion of her class, the 1905
class.
Clinton Leslie of this town has been
awarded the La Crosse insignia by the
Harvard Athletic committee. He is a
junior at Harvard.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Cummings, Donald
Cummings and Mr.. and Mrs. Ambert
Cummings of Greenfield spent Memorial
day in Mortified.
Hardan Atwood of Hartford, Miss
Gertrude Atwood of Leyden, Philip Wood
and John Broderick of Hartford were
home for the holidays.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-05
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
Memorial Day Fittingly Observed.

Memorial day was observed in this vii.
lage with fitting exercises. Forming at /
p. m in the Square, the members of the
local Grand Army post, headed by the
village band and followed by the Sons OF
Veterans, Veterans of the World war,
Woman's Relief corps and the pupils OF
the public schools, they marched to the
town green, where monument had been
erected to the memory of the unknown
dead.
The exercises were then continued in
the town hall, where large representa-
ton of the citizens had gathered Judge
A. E. Cudworth presided. Col. H. A.
the general orders, including Logan's call
for the observance of the day in 1868
Mrs. B. F. Millington read Lincoln's
Gettysburg address, which was followed
by music by the band, under the direction
of J. b. Johnson. At this point in the
exercises, the public school children, added
to the program four interesting numbers
which reflected credit upon them, and
upon their teachers
Warren Head rendered a solo, after
which Judge Cudworth introduced the
speaker, Rev w B. Chase of Ludlow. His
subject was "Americanism," and he urged
all who heard him to practice true Amer
icanism, which he defined as unselfish de
votion to the welfare of our country, and
the world as exempliied in Washington
Lincoln, Roosevelt, and the Boys of 81
and their children's children who gave
themselves for an ideal in the recent
World war.
Twelve veterans of the Civil war marched
in the parade, and were present in the
hall OF these. nine We're members of the
Hooker post These in the order of their
ages were Ira Waite William Shattuck,
Stephen Houghton, Ormando Williams
James Hove, Royal Bostwick, Henry
Chase. Webster Rawson, Homer Dudley
On Friday the schools united in pleasing
exercises in the town hall On Sunday
morning union congregation in tho
Methodist church was addressed by Prof
[Guy w Powers, formerly Of Leland and
Gray seminary, who one year ago wit
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-05
SEIZE so CASES OF LIQUOR.
Springfield Police Arrest Two Holyoke
Men--One Drew Revolver.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June O.
After chase in a Communicated au-
tomobile, police officers yesterday over
hauled a truck bound from New York
to Holyoke containing so cases of fed
cral bonded whiskey and arrested Wal
ter b. Clayton and Harold F. Lynch,
both Of, Holyoke, after Lynch had
drawn a pistol upon one of the officers.
The load oflwhiskey was concealed be
meath loose. automobile tires. The
liquor cases bore marks showing that
the whislxey, wis Withdrawn from bond
by federal permit for non beverage
purposes and consigned to a. New York
chemical concern.
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messed memorial observance in an Ameri-
cemetery in France. He was given closest
attention.
Miss Stella Yearly is spending a few
days at the Tyler home.
Mrs Irwin Smith went to Brattleboro
Monday for a weeks visit with her hus-
band and daughter.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Vale, Mrs. Frank
Tyler and Mrs. Alberta Babbitt went by
car to Leominster last week for a few
days stay.
who have been stopping at, the Davies
home, went to West .ToVnshend the first
Iof the week
1t is reported that Eugene Eugene j Hamblin, who
was disabled last fall by running his au-
tomobile off bridge into the river, has
received 5000 from the, town of Chester
in settlements 80 e
Two more farms. have been. sold, the Jus
tin Rawson farm at Thompsonburg and
the Rice farm near Landgrove. the latter
to Messrs. Roberts and johnson of Can
ada. Immediate. possession was given IL
both sales.
About Is people from here took advan
tage of free rates on the railroad May y
and several went by automobile, attending
| the meeting of the stockholders of TIN
road held in the municipal court room
| in Brattleboro and enjoying a Brook
House dinner.
Several visitors were entertained il
town during Memorial time. Among then
| Eugene Harrington of Cambridge at tn
home of his mother. Mrs Miranda Con
ant; Jerome Rawson of New York at tn
] home of his father, Mr.. B. B. Rawson
l Mr.. and Mrs Skinner with two childre
of Brattleboro at A. W. Rawson's
j Mrs. Filon, also of Brattleborf
at Dale Bogle's; Mr.. and Mr.
Will Staples at H. A. Dudley's; Mr.. an
Mrs. George Hall of Brattleboro were her
, Sunday; O G. Eddy of Chester was her
for both days; Rev. w c, Goodwin an
family came for the day Monday.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-05
PENRosE WILL NOT ATTEND.
Senator, However, Will Be in Clos
Touch With Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-Late yes
terday hnemen began stringing additional
wires to the home of United States SEN
ator Penrose in this city.
While there was no announcement from
the senator or his physician this move
IS accepted as meaning the senator will
not attend the Republican national con-
venton, but will be in close telephone
touch with the proceedings at Chicago.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-05
vEToEs THE BUDGET SYSTEM.
President Discovers Alleged Unconstitu-
tional Feature.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-The bin to
establish a national budget system was
vetoed last night by President Wilson.
The measure was held by the President
to be unconstitutional because it took
from the chief executive the power to
remove the comptroller general and the
assistant comptroller general, officers
who would be appointed by him with the
advice and consent of the senate.
The President said he returned the
measure without his approval with the
greatest regret" because he was in en-
tire sympathy with its objects. He added
that he returned it at the earliest pos
sible moment with the hope that the
congress may find time before adjourn
ment to remedy this defect "
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-05
PRES|DELT WILL
FEEL RELIEVED
Adjournment of Congress
Always a Pleasure to !.
.ttstL sesf So. 3irs
Chief Executive
POLITICAL, MOVE
BY REPUBLICANS
Prefer to Work Among the People Dur
ing the Campaign = Radical Repub-
icans In Senate Displeased With Ad-
journment-Want More Legislation.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.
Copyright By The Reformer.)

Copyright By The Reformer)
WASHINGTON, June 5.-Whether or
not the Republican party in control OF
both houses of congress has made mis-
take in deciding to adjourn for the re-
mainder of the summer and autumn and
leaving untouched plenty of measures which
were recommended for passage by the ex-
ecutive is something that will be threshed
out in the political campaign but certainly
the Republicans have played into the
hands of the White house in betaking
themselves from the national capital and
leaving the President free from embar-
RAISING resolutions and so-called ''popgun''
bills as proposals are called that are
merely put up to a President to be We
toed Gus.
Mr.. Wilson is never happy with con
gross in session and the departure of even
the two houses when the Democrats were
in control occasioned signs of relief at the
White house But this time the Repub-
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-05
PUT'NEY.

DR.. and Mrs. Lawrence ana two chill
dren, Francis and John, Of Springfield
(Vt.) were guests Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. II. G. Everleth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall Doane and two
children, Whitney and Shirley, and
Mrs. Doane IS mother, Mrs. james
Whitney, were in town Sunday.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-05
$4,000 FOR HoLsTEIN COW.
Wisconsin Man Pays Record Price for
Pabst Korndyke Cornfower.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, June 5.-A worlds
record price of $4,000 for Holstein COW
was paid yesterday at the Minnesota Hol-
stein-Friesian sale The price was paid
by Gustave Pabst, Dousman, Wis, for
Pabst Korndyke Corndower, purchased
from Frederick Pabst, Oconomowoc, Wis.
The previous record price was SIS, 400
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-05

The Washington team enjoys monop-
oily on base stealing in the American
league, thanks to the fine pilfering of Sam
Rice and Bobby Roth
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-05
VERMONT NEWS.

Walter Jeffrey of Chester cut one wrist
SO badly with monograph record that
six stitches had to be taken.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-05

John I. Gushing editor of the st. Al
bans Messenger has been appointed one of
the u assistant secretaries of the Repub-
lican national convention to be held in
Chicago next week
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-05

A four-story building 80 by go feet j
being constructed at North Montpelie
by Harry Daniels for the, new bobbin fac
tory which will, be located. there. Abou
% hands will DE employed.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-05

messed memorial observance in an Ameri-
cemetery in France. He was given closest
attention