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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-01
HELD In GREAT ESTEEM.
Many Flowers Gave Tribute at Funeral
of Mrs. B. Polli,

The funeral of Mrs. Battista Polll,
who died last Wednesday, was held on
Saturday afternoon from her late home,
A Circle street, large number OF reia'
tiyes and friends attending. Rev. u. z.
Huntington, rector of the Church OF the
Good Shepherd, officiated. Burial was
in the family lot in Hope cemetery, and
the bearers were all former residents
of Mrs. POLLS native town, Bayano,
Italy. The bearers were: Amedeo Rossl
and Joseph Rossi, cousins; umberto
Campora, Camille Susena, Nincenzo
Rabaioli and Luigi Vignati.
A large array of flowers testified to
the esteem in which Mrs. Polli was
held. The flowers were as follows: Pil-
low t"Mother"), family; wreath, God
dard seminary; heart cat Rest J, Mr
and Mrs. Carlo Brusetti, Mr.. and Mrs
Angelo Gloria, Mr. and Mrs. Marco Pc
duzzi, NJ and Mrs. Antonio Bottaro
Mr., and Mrs. Battista Rib, Mr.. and
Airs. Battista Riva, Mr.. and Mrs. Or
lando Cabrini, Mr.. and Mrs. John Aaiz
Mr. and Mrs Angelo Sassarosi, Mr.
and Mrs. Giuseppe Fioadelli. Mr. and
Mrs. John Caranchini, Mr.. and Mrs. Do.
menico Peduzzi, Mr.. and Mrs. Lug
Comolli Mr.. and Mrs. pasquale Puri'
cell. Mr.. and Mrs. Gaetano Zorzl, Mr.
and Mrs. Eugenio Cozzi, Mr.. and Mrs
MARITIME Bertolini, Mr. and Mrs. Ce'
lestino Abbiati, Mr. and Mrs John Bot
taro, Mr. and Mrs. Luigi Gloria, Mr.
and Mrs. Angelo Mochetti
Roses, Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Dale
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry Dale, Mr.. and
Mrs Alex. Milne, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Peer. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ericsson, Mr.
and Mrs. William Lille. Mr. and Mrs
FLOYD Holt, Mr.. and Mrs George Slora
MIR. and Mrs, George Noosley, Fred
Dale and Gertrude Dale.
Roses from grandchildren, Rina, ot
torino and Lillian Calderari; roses
James Kesson: carnations, Mr. anC
Mrs. William Reid, Misses KATHERINE
and Eloise Reid, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Fowlie: carnations, Mr.. and Mrs. 10
seph Comolli carnations, Mr. and Mrs
Robert Webster; qeraniums, Mrs Johr
/ Bottiggi and family carnations, Mr.
and Mrs r. Calderara, Mr.. and Mrs. A
Mistrangelo.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-01
as VETERANS AT MONTPELIER.
Attended the Exercises-Rev. Charles
st. John the Speaker.

The annual memorial services OF
Brooks post in Montpelier took place
Monday morning in Montpelier city
hall. During the year the following
members have died p. II. Richardson
s. A. Hatch. s. Neveaux, o. c. Clog
ston. A. VI. Titchout and G. 5. Robin
SON. so that out Of the total Of 322
Who have been members OF the post
only 3s are now living and of them %
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-13
LutesVille News

Drummer v 4. Leotlier Of Dexter
was here Monday night, on one OF
his regular trips
Uncle Eli" Lutes and daughter
Miss Alice. left Saturday for Blythe
vile Ark. to spend a week visiting
at the home of his daughter Mrs.
Lewis Humphrey Mr. and Mrs.
Humphrey will leave in short time
for California
Several of our folks attended the
school field meet at Cape GlraTdeau
Saturday and reported a nice time
Mrs + II. Graham and daughter,
Miss Ada, of Detroit, Mich, went to
Whitewater Sunday, after visiting in
Lutesville a week
Charley Elfrank is having concrete
walks made about his residence
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoadley Arthur Of
Chaffee visited Mrs. ATthurS par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs NJ. NJ. Day, here
from Saturday until Monday
Everett Francis of Blodeett was
here on business from Friday until
Monday.
MIR. and Mrs Sylvester Schaefer
of Whitewater visited here Saturday
and Sunday.
Henry Reece of Gravel Hill was
here Monday and reports things
moving along all right out that way.
Willard Moore of Paris, ILL.,, NOV
ed TO his farm-the Harris place-a
mile south Of town last week.
Frank Beal, one of the farmers OF
the vic nifty Of Dongola, was here
Monday buying farming implements.
William Pape Of Zalma was shak-
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-13
THE NOSSBACh

He doesn't grab his slide trombone
and give the thing a blow. bu, from
his rusty, nail kee throne roasts
Sears RoebuCk < Co Upon his
shelf his sardines live, likewise his
prunes and glue He'd sell them all
if he would give his horn a teot or
two He doesn't advertise his wares
and watch his business grow. but
sits and Cusses at the snares Of
Sears RoebuCk & Co. He doesn't
spend single buck to buy some
printers ink, but means about his
dark blue luck and business on the
blink. From enterprise he lives
apart, and so he doesn't know he
had more money at the start than
Sears. Roebuck & Co. They started
in long years ago, their slogan "Ad-
vertise." and now they're drawing in
the dough, while he is drawing flies.
He has the same old can of beans,
the same old pint of glue, the same
old prunes, >the same sardines, he
had in 81. His buffers growing
pale and dank, his keg of picked
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-13
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STORE NEWS

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Marble Hill press., 1920-05-13

feet, his aNlr grelse is now ~ rank
Il, hardly lil 10 rnl The people
hurry past his dnnF and hike on
dawn and huy some pale blue money
order, lor Scar, Rnehuck 4 Co. ont
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hnnW that Pluck and Brain-and
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: Go - Harvey Burgess
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-13

to the undersigned II, n. AngI, on
the 18th day of April, 1890. hy the
Probate court Of Bollinger county.
Missouri
All pefsons having claims against
the estate of said deceased are re-
quired to exhibit them to the ad-
ministrator and present them to the
administrator ani present them to
the Probate court of said county for
allowance within six months after
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-13
HitP> 10 rom mon nv
no COSTS

Mis-, louise Stanley. chairman II
Ilr home economic, department ~
,hr University II Missouri has been
chosen ~ amcmhfof the executive
committee II the Missouri women ;
division ut the hieh cnst uf living
campaign nov brine conducted hy
the government thru the department
n. u,rIrr
Ihr iifsI tbW the women plan ln
Zoo is tu make 80 investigation to
r-nHlin ~hi, isn iair price lof the
nsl 1ud rlnlhing urrrs,i,ir, of lnc
B"Dlr family Ihry will then
fu"r hsr prices thru the retailer
.n anh Wholesaler hn,A % the
manufacturer tu nui hnN man,
mYillrwru are making profit,
Complaint cards will al,u b. e.f.
H.l'rd asking women % make
Ilcnruis # rNorhl'Hnl purrs they
ohugni 90 p,n m. urrr,,.ir,
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last two years near Kansas City. re-
turned to his farm three miles south
Of town this week
Mrs. Jesse B LuteS and Mrs
Susan Baker visited at Henry Longs
near Glen Allen Saturday night
Depot agent, " D. Site, who
goes to Hogan. over on the main
line, was relieved here last week by
MIR Daniels. who is here until the
arrival of our new agent Paul r
Bailey.
The baccalaureate sermon by Rev.
n. B. Henry at the PRESBYTERIAN
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-13
NOTICE OF GRANT OF LETTERS

Estate of Henry James, deceased
Notice is hereby given that letters
of administration on the estate of
Henry James deceased, were granted
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-13

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Arizona republican., 1920-06-14
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TWO ARlzoNrANs IN cLAss

TWO ARizONIANS IN CLASS Among the 95G candidates for degrees at the forty ninth annual commence ment of he University of Illinois next Wednesday are two from this state, David Edward Creighton of Phoenix and Harold Dewey Thomas of Bisbee. J
 RETURNS FROM EXTENDED TRiP-Barnett E. Marks returned yes terday morning from an extended trip through the east middle west and northwest and western Canada, during which he visited Bna1 Es'rith lodges throughout the great territory covered He reported last night that Phoenix compares most favorably in prosperity with cities in all parts of the country and added that cities everywhere are beginning to realize they must adver- tIse themselves
 ItGA LATINA CCNVENTION--Th state supreme lodge of the Liza Pro- tectora Latina de Arizona was in ses- sion Saturday and Sunday. during which a large volume of business rela- tive to the organization was transacted. Chris Segola of Tempe was elected su- preme president Delegates were pres ent from all parts of the state and a very enthusiastic convention was the result. There are now more than 5000 members of the league. which is taking an active part }n Arizona Mexican ar- fairs.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-14
TEMPE SUFFERS 1ST DEFEAT AT
 HANDS IF MESA

TEMPE June 13-Eempe suffered it's first defeat of the Central Arizona. league season this afternoon when Mesa, after booting the ball around for five errors behind Dutch Stapleys who was pitching stellar ball came back and slugged the pill for 9 total of 12 hits finishing with the long end of a to score It was Q last 3x~ citing contest and soc or more fans. divided about half and half as back CTS of the two teams. were as fully interested in the game as the players themselves. After the first few ln@ nings, play was fast on both sides, ire duent Spectacular fielding adding con siderable. pep 10 the contest.
 Mesa, going into the battle with otn- CT than their old fayorite Lefty Lust- in the box, were DiclIed by many TOT defeat but Dutch Stap1ey never fak@ tered iu his attack on the Tempeans For the first six innings he allowed but two hits bonehead plays and err TOTS allowing for two Of the three runs scored against him. In the seventh the Tempeans came back strong against him, and after taking three hits and three runs off of him. Howard Peter I son went into the game and success i fully finished t without permitting any more runs
 Tempe too. tried out 3 second best pitcher in the person of Sicafooss who ] has recently been added to the club. Five of the seven runs were scored off of him. Stewart went in the last Of the fifth and after allowing two runs in the sixth. held the visitors down for the balance of the game.
 Kit" Carson. who was 8 former Central league umpire. officiated at the game to the satisfaction of both sides, and proved himself one of the best umpires SC far seen tn league game. Before the game ne spoke to members of the two teams as follows hope may benefit not only the Central Arizona league in general, but you and me and my brother umpires Silvers laid down by the official guide will bs enforced in conjunction with the spe- cial instructions that I have received from the league directors I would like
 to have you players eliminate all kick.
 ing or decisions Of judgment. ! am go
 ing to give every one of you Q square deal as ! see t. and l would greatly appreciate tt fl you win do. the sam: with me"
 Tempe after taking the lead wltE
 two runs in the first scored anotElei
 in the third and then was passed D! the visitors when they scored two rum
 each in the third and fourth. Anotile
 run iu the fifth and two in the six1f
 gave them g 10 score The Tenz
 peans threatened 10 forge ahead in tn
 seventh when they put three runs over
 Tn the ninth with the score to
 against them. Finch and Sicafoos eacl
 singled and died on second and 9hirt wheT, with two ouG Goodwin gligd ou 10 center field
 grrs..
Arizona republican., 1920-06-14

Tempe bridge open for light vehicles Coast-Parker route best
 Nonsvs County All main roads in very good conal- ton with exception of Oatman to Top T ook which Is impossible on account or high water in the Colorado river. FeFFE at Searchlight crossing not in opera Cion for same cause. All east and west traffic should take road kfngman to TOpock via Yucca Yucca. 10 Topock rough but passa ble-
 Navajo County Construction work being done on Holbrook- Wfnslow road north side Of river. Bridge impossible; take south side of river All other roads fair Whiteriver: All roads are dry e1L~ cept a few stream crossings between Cooley and Springervilie on the noun tain road Tn most places they are still rough but otherwise quite safe for travel.
 Pima County
 All main roads in the county In gooo shape; balance fair.
 Yavapai County
 All roads in first class condition. Branch roads good
 Yuma County
 Ehrenberg ferry closed on account of high water. ! Parker: Road via Parker and Needles in good condition. Ferry ser vice not affected hy high water. Re ! pains made on sand near Parker. Road 1 IS well signed.
 ROBERT Q. GRANT
Arizona republican., 1920-06-14
Hotel Arrivals
Jefferson


 l., Stanley, Los Angeles ". A. Bate man and George C. Warden, Bisbees C. D. Kennedy, Flagstaff .. F Gibneys Los Angeles: H NJ. Goldsmith, Los An geles: E. T. Reynolds, Jr., New Or leans; Mrs. Nettie Taff Bisbee George Thomson, Fl Pasos J ". Maltingiy. Dallas: J. F. Lauter and son, Winches- ter; Mrs. H. E- Turner and family. Win kelman; r. !. Mcintosh. Fl Paso.
 Commercial
 Mir. and Mrs. F. F. Francis. Albany Mir. and Mrs. T. Butler, Easland; Rob ert Ncwconb, Chicago w T.. Buck Douglas; D. D. Taylor. San Diego; Jerry Thimes, Angleton: L. W Samuel Safford' $. B. Cert. Wendens C $ Clinton. Houston: Jim Davis. Glen dale; J. Arnold. Mesa, F.. F. McComps Marinette; l.. L. Stafford, Litchfield William Rosenburs, Congress Junction J. B. Campbell. Glendale
 Adams
 MT and Mrs. Solon Pearee. Sacra mento; Harold Carpenter. Phoenix: F J. Nettleton. New York Mir. and Mrs J. P. Catas E. T Powell. Chicago ] Ivancovich, Tucson: Charles ' Pe4v1. iger. Tucson A C. Wiclley and PhilliJ R. Shadd, SheIbyville; Clara ZeaGwire Lordsburg; Stanley Copeland ans daughters, Laredo S $. Badger. IT. Los Angeles Ruth Paddock. Dallas 2 P. King San E francisco: R. F lanes Ranger.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-14
HIGHWAYS WEATHER BULLETIN

Reports by county engineers and others
 River Crossings Sacaton There has been nc water in the Gila for about two months The road across the river bed is d little sandy but crossing is fairly good.
 Apache County Road to Holbrook dry and in good condition. Road to Magdalena- N. NJ same; a few rough spots reported.
 Coconino County All roads dry. Flagstaff Williams. good: Williams-Ash Fork, fair, rough in places; Williams Grand Canyon. good; Flagstaff Grand Canyon, good; Flagstaff Canyon Padre, excellent good travelling thence to Winslow, rough in places; Flagstaff south. dry but rough.
 Cochise County
 All main county roads good balance fair and being improved
 GreenIee County
 All roads in first class condition, best route between Stafford and Clifton is via Duncan. State road between Saf- ford and Clifton in fine shape from Clifton to county line.
 Maricopa County
 Prescott Wickenburg road good 5 Black Canyon fair by way Of Avenue is. To Florence new state highway.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-14

they were playing not only for money but for their liberty as well. When the gang" was brought into the police station. those who had won were able eo furnish the required $50 ball. but fbe losers had nothing but their persons 1o put LID for their bond, so three of
 tglis latter class are in Jail, and their four luckier mates are out on bali.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-14
3 KILLED IN AIRPLANE CRASH

FORT BRAGG Cal. June I3-T1ynn Melinry, San Francisco airplane pilot and Wallace and Clarence Johnson. brothers of 4nglenooIS. Cal. were inc stantly killed today when an airpiane in which they were riding collided with another machine at an altitude of 1000 feet and crashed to the eaIh in flames
Arizona republican., 1920-06-14
ARREST SEVEN ON
 GAMBLING CHARGE

Seven men were arrested for gamo~ ling in q room on East Adams street yesterday afternoon by Chief of Police Brisbois and Officers Mccormick and Biea- and the proprietor or the game. Grey Turner, put up bond in the sum of $500 for his appearance in police court today.
 Little did the alleged gamblers know. in the phraseology of the novelist that
Arizona republican., 1920-06-14
Local Weather Yesterday

Excess in temperature yesterday, Q degrees.
 Excess in temperature since the first of the month, 27 degrees.
 Accumulated excess in temperature since January l, 131 degrees.
 Normal precipitation January l to date, 2S9 inches.
 Actual precipitation January l to date, 4.65 inches.
 Excess since January l, ITS inches.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-14
ANTI-REp ARMS SUCCESSFUL

CONSTANTINOPL June lf.-The first considerable offensive by the forces of General Wrangeis anti-Boi~ shevik leader on the Crimean front. Is reported to have been successful On June large attachments of Wrangel.s trooos easily catured I3erdiansk ana AfarioupoI, ports of the Sea Of Azov.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-14
RIcra DELEGATE HOME AGAIN

ST. LOUIS Juno Lz--gNnChanieI GoIdstein. delegate 10 the Republican rational convention, who received s2bO0 of the $S6. GOO of Lowden funds distributed in Missouri. returned from Chicago today. He said he had not participated in yesterdays b0llOting-
Arizona republican., 1920-06-14
.lnsraI af CharIes !. laraan

Funeral services for Charles '. Jordan of Superior. Ariz.. will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the Moore and Mcclellan chapel. under the aus ptces Of the Loyal Order of Moose. All Moose are requested 4o meet aG l:30 o'clock at 21S West Washington street to attend the funeral. Mr Jordan Was 65 years OId.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-14

Nulf1Ixla-r5 a'wo-Dase nfts-Arooks 2. Pomeroy. Lush, Butler. Finch Hits -O4f Stapley hits. runs in 3z in nings; off Petersen hits. . runs in A innings off SicarfoOs runs. hits in 1a innings nfr Stewart runs. i hits {n 5 E innings. Struck ou6-By 9Iapley 1, Peterson 2. Stcafoos 3. Stew art $. Bases or balls--Off Stapiey 2, Peterson j. Sicafoos g. Stewart l. Left on Dases-&e esq. g. Tempe g. First base errora-Eempe g. Mesa l. Umpire Carson. Time of game-2:15. Attend : ance, 1900
Arizona republican., 1920-06-14
WEArHER EoRECAsT

Arfzona-Monday and Tuesday gen erally fair, warmer Monday, fresh southerly winds.
 C-olorado-Monday and Tuesday un~ settled, possibly local thunder showers ellEhtly warmer.
 New Monday unsettled probably local thunder showers east portion, slightly warmer Tuesoay p0rtly cloudy and warmer.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-14
7-'----'77 OBITUARIES
Bern chipperfield

Berna C.hipnerfield, son Of Donald ". Chipperfia1d of TAO Brill street. died Thursday Juns 10. ae Long Beach. He was well known fn Phoeuisg and had numerous friends here who mourn h2a
Arizona republican., 1920-06-14
CENTRAL ARIZONA LEAGUE

Yesterdays Games Oilers H. White Sox5. Mesa 2. Tempe s. W Cotton g. Casa Grande g.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-14
TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY

LOST-One baby slipper near Five Points. Please notify Box 92TT. Repub- lican. bt
Arizona republican., 1920-06-14
A SAFE SHORT TIME
 INVESTMENT

The Western States Securities Company which is engaged in the business of assisting automobile dealers to finance their time sales, Is issuing their six per cent three months Gold Notes in any amount. These are payable at maturity pr any time thereafter with interest for the full time.
 They are just as safe as a Bank Certificate of Deposit or Savings Account and pay two per cent more interest and run for shorter time.
 The company is managed by a group of well known bankers and other prominent men as directors, and has $5Oo.oO0 paid up capital and s10OO. 900 assets
 The Gold Notes may be had at tho Company Office in the Jefferson Hotel Building.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-14

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-19
SECCON
Ell MERCADO MEXICANO

mercadoS. debc ahora repetirsc Sustituyendola por
esta otra expression: made in Europe.
e comercio americana dcbe consagrar una gran
atenci6n Il este scrio prohlema. que habra de acre
~centarSc Il medida que Sc normalice el traflco ma
ritimo. que inupdara Scguramente los mercldoS dc
Ia America e~<panola case de que continue la depre'
ciaci6n de II moneda europca.
Nenos tenido oportunidad de conocer opiniones
dc 1rominenteS comcrciantcs e industrialeS mc1l'
canos. Y todas coincidcn en- este punto que eStlma-
mos dc grande traScendcncia para ~nuestras relaclo-
mes mercantileS.
los centres manufacturers de los EStadoS Uni
dos son los mas prGximos al mercado nleXicano.
Los centric product0res de materials prlmas de Me
xicc son Tan,bitn los mas pr0XlmoS de los kstadoS
Unilos. Fl intcrcamhio merCaptil entire amboS pal
SEES. Is nor este. una n~eceSidad. Y procurar satlsta-
ccrIa en- bencficio mrltuo. cS hacer una labor de a
ccrcamiento. lie conc0rdia, de bTena fe V de buena
VolEntad.
Las Camaras lie Concrete americans deben eS-
tudiar detenida V cOnccnzuGamente eSla question,
oue es vital para nuestras relacioues mercantileS7
Y NADIA nerdcrian eStUdiando, 81 acaSo no tuvleramos
razor para llamarlcs la atenci6n sobre eStas sl,
perficiales observacioneS que hemos hecho; pero en-
81 case dc que nos hayamos colocado en- puntO exac-
70. muclo canaran Y ganara tambien nueStrO palS,
81 encuentran seduction Immediate Y favorable a este
n,oh!ema Que nos parccc yer con eNactltud Y que
pIan;camos con toda buena f6. dcSeoSoS de ser utileS
en- alguna forma.
Las mercanciaS arlcricanaS albanian prccioS
cIeradisimoS. suDcriores q los europeoS. en- relaclon
con los cambioS de la moncda- Y mientraS eSta, Ia
de Europa. Sc encuentre demaSiado deprcclada. la
competcncia Sera ruinosa para Ia industrial Y ei
concrete de los EStadoS CnidoS.
Gararan en- cambio. ciertamente, los banQueros
sumas cuantiosas Y l~ograran dOminar cl mercado
nundial de los valorc>, con 10 cual obtendra cl capt.
tai una compensation; pero cSta compensation,
mientraS mas ventajoSa sea. ]producira IN Ia indus
tria ' Ell concrete americans mavoreS deseqmi'
brios. Y con ellos la perdida de los mcrcados eH-
tranjeros.
Que no tenemos raz0n en- haccr estas obSerVa-
clones? PueS entonceS tanto mejOr, NADIA sc habra
nerdido. pcro en- cl case de que nos aSiSta, habre,
mos prcstadO un S~cryicio ~Oportuno.