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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-02
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fampirten mebr 2eute orauBen I'M.
ter Den Sternen als in Sduieru, bod,
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zines ieoen Wannes. gs lit ieood
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lit Die Sorte. Die mir oerfoufes spena
es 3u 5enitern, Ebiiren, SenIterI1ben,
SuBbooen uilp. fox1mt. @ir iiber.
treffen @ue. 8eben Sic uns cine
Erobebeiteaune.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-02
GcOuItiOn unS SnStatbum!

Gin anocrer 3citlngsal,sihaitt
melOet bcjeid)nenOer @eiie 6olgen
oe3:
Baron @epen5. bis 5ltnn 6. @ugult
1914 beIgiiher Beionoter III @erlirl
febrte, pie er ielbit berid)tet, ant f6.
September 1919 CUR Gntgegennib-
ME ieineS banrols 3l,riifgeloiienpn
ErlpoteiQcrtbumS mad Berlin 3uriid
uno pe%roffentlid)t MN in Ser nRe.
puc ocS Geur Monocs" bonn [. No.
ner1ber 1919 inter Dem 3itel Ser
liner GinOrilde" einen ldngeren Pr,
tlfcl ilbcr bic olrdY Rrieg uno Reoo.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-02
Sc 4 s.

8llflides 3eniabr! Seiner liebeH
aroBen 3eieriboar brin9t Der "9toro-
tern" gum S95ubresipet]leI Die ber3'
lititen uno aufrit)tigiten @liidlpiin
lde oar!
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1nertes Reid),
idDon 10 lunge
3erfGbren ur0
BON Der 0nrteien
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3eriebt, itebt iebt
am 0efabrpunf
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-02

Wcbnrtcn in 1919. %n 0cu critea
II 9lonotcu ot5 iocbcu b~eCuNeteu
Sdbrc@ murNcn III "a Groiic 7t6 Qiu
Der acborcn 9clen $50 i'm Sabre
1918.
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auf ieoe 8ro0uftionsmogIi6fcit
~beoeutet, beonrf feiner meiteren or.
lauterung. Gie aauifraft unit.
res 8eloes lit ia 6ereits gegenpar.
tig auf 0ua geiunfen. Gie MID.
tighten uro gum Seben ~unbeoingt
erforoerlihen 9eoarisartifel BADEN
uneridrDingllhe 8reiie erreift,
un0 Die Menid)en Iiefen 0abin, OBJ
ne Suit un0 6reuoe am 2eben. so
limo oulh bic arbeitermolIen oufs
tieiite oeprimirt. eS febIt ibnen
nift nur an ser notbigen Sdu.
fensfreuoigfcit: Die u~nterernoh-
rllng. Die ale mo ieoen ein5elnen
a~b5ebren. menn 5ur3eit Nrbelt
iiberbaupt nod m0glid lit, oriidt
lie ale nieoer.
gs lit elm 3uitauo Ser Ser.
3meiflung, Der Die 9ep0lfe.
rung ergrifien bat uno pielfah auf
Ole &ehtsbcgriife oe5 ein5elnen
nidt obne ihdoigenoeu ginflnB &c.
blieben lit.
Inter ioIden l1mitonoen bdlt
Der 8oo in 8ien INNER reidere
@rnte. Die IuberfuIoie
miitbet in iurd)tbarer @ciie. 9te
3ahl Der Philosopher oieler Sel,hc
lit BON 74S0 int eriten Salbiabr
1918 ollf 7716 in gleiden Belt,
rortm oieies Sabres geitiegen. lin.
ter Den &inoern berridcn III er.
ihredcnoem WaBe Waicrn, Hohi.
It's, Die 0uieoomid)e &ranfbeit uno
Der Sforbut. Is unterliegt feincm
3meifeI, ooB Die 8iener &in0er
gum 9roBten Ibeil id)on longe Den.
So0e p~erfoIlen mdren, penn iid)
ibrcr nid)t nelltrale 21noer in
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @ciie ourf)
qroB5ilglae Nttionen anegnommen
butten. Won fam iaqen, onB in
@ien MIR sic &inoer frcnpoer Ho-
tionen Dor Dem luuernnen 8eipenit
oes &ungertooes gcfeit limo, 60
beweiien ole ndbreno ser lebtcn
0tonate 3lltoqe getretencn Grihei,
mlngen flnr uno oeutlih. boB Sc
lterreih nid)t ollein beitchen fam.
iou feline @ep0lferung niht nil
SSderheit in ooS &er0crben qc-
iitbrt meroen. Sober, ser in oicic
@erhGItniiie einer ginbIid gemon-
ren bat, muB idlon lanqe 81 ser
lle6er5euaung gelongt fem, bab
cS filr Sciierreih nur zines gibt:
Ben u II d. lHB on 9cutih.
Lamb. 9tltr l,uuiiierheit ODER
b0Ier @iac fam IT'D oieier Giniidrr
neridIieBen.
HcoultIon uHo Snotstbum!
FIN nuAnrnr Observation-Disclosures
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8llflihes 3eniahr! Seiner liebeH
qroBen 3eierihoor brin9t Der .9toro-
Itern" gum S5ubrestpet]ieI Die ber3'
liditen uno aufrittigiten @lild'pIiIt
1de oar!
9eaen ihr 8elo in @rnnoeiaentbim
an. 3ie griioer 6elber uno Die Brit
Der Gilman bdben 5uiommen unbe'
bnutes Qano in so Groiie gum De-
acknowledgements BON $23,5O0 errpors
ben. DIE 8rrnoitiide b%efinoen lib
tbeils ollf scr Roroieite mo im i.c'
oltIiden Sbeile Der Staot.
CUR 8endltnna! Aae @elocr Iltr
oas BON Der Wilrpolifec 9aiargeieu
id,oft untcrnomntene @Ilfsrpert iino
su ridtcn on ben SdatmeiItcr 2r.
sSran3 &fiIter. 3immer 1404, Wa'
ieItic @ebdroe; ale 8nbcn all alei'
bern, Sduberl. Habrungamittellt II.
/. 10. an fSrou Anna Hid)oro, t26
Beit @uter Str, uuo MIR 8eiflaftS'
briefe uno N~nIragcn nm Austulft
al, Den Sefrctdr @n. Sdulb, 2t6
BeIt Slater Strobc, M~ilipoufec, 8i5.
$50 Seiratben i'm lebtcn Sabre.
Cine be0cutenoe 3ultahme in Ser 3abl
Der in Ga Groiie acknowledgement Set
rotbeu gegeniiber Dem Sabre 1918
ion0 I'M Iestcn Sabre itott. Is lieBct1
ii6 $50 8anre III ocn eritcn II Yto.
uoten traueu. n1hreno i'm galt5er
Sabre 1918 MIR 1l5 Eanre int Den
GbcItano tratcn. ZSn oieiem Sabre.
elm SfnItiobr, miro cine nod hoberc
3obI bon gbcifIiebungen erluortet
oenn in Sdloltiahrcn hat befunntIid,
Dos id)oncre 8cihlcht oa5 Red]t Pm.
trGge 81 iteucn, mo ulicre Wtaoels,
ole heutSutage Sd)iid)tcrnbeit uno
3uriifbaItung niflt mehr fcnnen.
peroen nobl oafur iorgcn. ouB ous
SsSaFr 1920 icire bci1et &orgdnger
in @e5ug nui 6eirotben ilbertrifft.
Sin ncnes 1Sabrif @ebGnoc fit
Sic Gauge 60. Die Notional @auge
ono Gqltprnent SO. miro nod eifl
6abrifgebduoc oltf Ser Noroieitc olt
fiibren Iaiien, mn imItonoc SIT icin
Ole Gapn5itdt ibrer Inloqe ueroop.
pcln 5u fonnrn. 9as @cbduoc, pel.
dies neben Scr icbigen SSobrif an Dem
oberen Gnoe ser Caledonia StroBe
aIfgefilhrt Deroen ioll, miro $50
Sub lang un0 $50 TliB brett iuerben
uno eineu 8o0enraum pom ca. 10000
G%unorotfllB boben. 9ieic Weieuihoft
melde 2beiIe iiir automobile iabr;.
5irt, lit in oen letter orci 3nhrcn rie-
'ig ge1uadien, utto beitditiqt Jest
900 Terioncn. Cine 9runfe Ser
3abrif befinoct iih IN Dem uIten. Sea,
ber.8reB" 8eb0uoc, gfc Woin mo
=. StroBe. 0ieier @ou lit Der picrte
Sabrifbnu ser in Den lebten 0rci Wo.
nnten aui Der Horoieite propanirt
nuroe.
eT @irft mic ein @unocr. Sell
n1ei1er &labenjeit hnbe i'd an Nhell,
mattsmlts gclittcn," idlrcibt Nerr 3.
.. 0ontbcnn BON Gluria. Ohio.
~YPein 2ei0en moIItc feiuer 9cbano.
hing peidNn; bel ic6cm Mitteruna8-
tped)IeI iteIltc eS iid) mieoer Gin.
Hod1 @ebraud pon ied9 Tloiten
Sorni'S NIpcnfr1lttcr bat Scr Rhcll,
motiSnuS ~altigebort. mid SIT plaqen.
Nan fam nift ju piel sum 2obe
nicieS 0eiImittcls ioQcil; c5 tpirft nie
GIN @iuRoer." Eouien0c pom lcincnocn
Nidru1ern uu0 6rnltcn baben @ciltn0.
belt ur0 &rnft in oicicm altcn, be
ip0hrten Observation-Disclosures Q%ciun0cn.
e5 1T nitt in Ypothcfcn gu habcn
miro oitrt bciouocrc 2otal
ogcntcn qclicicrt, mcld)e Sic Nicoi,in
olreft erholten au9 Dent 9aboroto,
non Or. Tcter sSahrnrp & Sons
90, 2501 Nnibinqton @Ipo.. Ghico.
90, 81.
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9 Il d r etc.
Seitfaoen fir Siirsertaubibaten, eenau,
uno neueite 8eiebesbeitimmun9en. -
Sriifunssfrasen, ensliih nnn sentih. -
aus,uabl:-Sbne 2ebrer Gnsliih. 8or,
terbuh. 9riefiteIer. 9eietbiifsr. @eoih.
tie, aohbiid)er. 2ieoerbilfer, Sprafme,
tier, @lsftri3itdt. 0oftorbub. smerifani
ider @eiIiiseI5fdter, @nrtenbuf, @ras
balt. NiIhpirtbIhaft. Saderrsseptbhher
Vtaiftniitenbuh. 0eutife &alenoer.
Shreibt fir @rdtisproipefte.
aaameper GubIiibins Co., 205 6. As
citrate, Netu gprf, q. q.
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peoeu ibr Gelb in @rnuoeiaentbu Ut

2eaen ihr 8eIo in 8rnnOeiaentbnm
al. 3ie 8riioer 5eIber ullo Die bril-
Der Gilman babeu suiommen unbe-
bnutes Qano in so Groiie gum 8e'
acknowledgements BON $23,5O0 errpor'
ben. Die 8rlnoitiide befiuocn fit
theils oilf scr NorOieite ur0 im ii.o'
oltIiden SbeiIe Der Staot.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-02
9bierarst.

3 F. HOLMES. VS. 3hierars), tpirb prompt er
iheinen. weuu sr e~spluitt uirb. Office: 420 az,
Strdse: @pbHune: 225 iibIihe 9. Strnbe: beibt
EeIepbeus: Ga grofe. sis.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-02

KLEIN & SON. gser Serlideruna iraeub elmer ar.
brandt. ipeSts1 6euerr. Tornado oher BIZ lest ms
umsdneith Hotbpenbtae .2iabtIttp~ gerfhernne
TpeEhs fh an Rletn d Sphu, $40 Btarl StraSe.
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Gri6dftsfirmen.
VerfiheruugS:M senturen

;. S. VAN AUKEN, Rerfdernnes 9aeut; Sara
fbdftss ober SiherbeitstB pnbs, rs Gearl Sirase.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-10
Broadway

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-10
Wavy Hair
Transformations J."

are essenhafto attain The Gllaess ofthe eoitars
The Saks Hair Goods Shop offers
splendid values in Transformations of
natural wavy hair Friday and Saturday
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eft 34h Street

BOYS Suits with Extra Knockers
Special 1875
Youthful single and double breasted models,
carefully tailored in wide variety of depend
able woolens Sizes to Is years.
Bows Junior Goats Special 1925
Convertible collar models, with full belt,
made of overcoatings of known dependability.
Warmly lined throughout. Sizes to 10 years.
Bows Junior Overcoats, Special 1895
Button-to-neck and convertible collar models,
carefully tailored in wide assortment of fancy
overcoatings and heavy pebbled cheviots.
Warmly interlined. Sizes to 10 years.
Bows Mackinaws Special 1875
Smart shawl or convertible collar models, with
large patch pockets. Made of excellent quality
mackinaw cloths and heather mixtures.
Sizes 9 to II years.
Bows Oyercoats Reduced to 1895
Sturdy double-brcasted model with full belt.
Developed in wide range of very good quality
overcoatings. Fully lined. Sizes Toto lSyears.
Second Floor
Evening star., 1920-02-08
Army Notes.

Lieut. Gen. Samuel Il. NJ. Young.
S. A., retired, Will, to the regret Of I
hosts of Washington friends. l4
this city the 1st of April to Make
permanent home in Florida.
For the past nine years govern"an !
the Soldiers Home. Gen. Younfass
dispensed generous hospitalitnuu
gathered about him officers o.e
in both branches of the serv{; as
well as being frequent ent
Of Army officers visiting the
Gen. Young's most recent ns1.
have been his grandson and$ VII,
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. knighf' Win
their little daughter.
Lieut.. Col. Lewis s. Morl .n.r
and Mrs. Norey have LEASE b" sSe
Evening star., 1920-02-08
ch.r,.i.x Alumnae Dance.

Charraing Alumnne Dance
One Of the most brilliant affairs OF the
social season in Washington was the
dance given by the Washington Chap
ter OF the Trinity College Alumnae in
the large ballroom of the New Willard
Friday night Among the distinguished
na troneeses were: Baroness de Cartier
of the Belgian embassy. Sonora oe CaI-
deron wife Of the Bolivian minister;
sonora de Sol, Princess Lubomirska.
Nine. Pulaska, Mrs. Carter Glass,
wife of Senator Glass: Mrs: Henry
Ashurst, Mrs c. c. Calhoun. Mrs. Mar
tin Glynn Mrs. Thomas Carter. Mrs
Maurice Francis Egan. Mrs. /. V. Gro
gan. Mrs. NJ. F. Phelan. Miss Janet
Richards. Mrs ]. EMS Powell Mrs. Fen
ton Bradford, the Misses Kerby. Mrs d:
+ Callahan, Mrs John Burke, wife Of
the treasurer of the United States; Mrs.
Thomas Lane. Mrs Peter A. Drury, Mrs.
D'Arcy Magee, Mrs. Thomas F Logan.
Mrs. p; J. Nee. Mrs; }. +; powers' MIS-
The ballroom was beautifully decor
ated in purple and gold. the college col
ory. which formed rich setting for the
six hundred guests. The various class
banners covering the wall gave it the
atmosphere of true college prom
Among the guests were alumnae from
all parts of the country as we'll as the
members of the present student body.
The guests from this city were: Miss NJ.
Burns, Miss v. Flanagan. Miss NJ. f.
Applegate, Miss E. Rupert. Miss IL.
Ieary. Miss n. Parton. Miss f. Par
rott, Miss NJ Ennen. Miss NJ. Mardens,
Miss l. Swartz, Miss I. Horton. Miss r..
Magee, Miss l.. Venabe. Miss NJ.
O'Brien. Miss A. Quinn. Miss A. Pad
gett, Miss A. Fitzgerald Miss !. Brady,
Miss C. CowIes. Miss NJ. Phelan. Miss
d. Casley, Miss f. Russell. Miss NJ.
Duncan, Miss Mary Duncan, Miss c.
Horen, Miss NJ. Hughes, Miss N. Calla-
han, Miss ID. Callahan and the Misses
Sheehan.
Mrs. Louise Stone of this city and
Mr.. Charles Berkemier Of Baltimore,
Md, were married Saturday, January
i3l, at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles O. Doten, near Takoma Park,
Nd. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. e. C. Steck. in the presence of
| the immediate friends of the con-
| tracing parties. After the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs Berk emier left for Palm
Beach, Fla. On their return they will
| be at home at 2133 Mount Holly
street, Baltimore, Md. The bridesmaid
was Miss Edna Berkemier of Balti-
more Mr.. George Pitman of Hyatts-
Vile, Md, was best man. The bride
| is well known in Eastern Star cir
eles in this city. being an active
| worker in that organization.
Evening star., 1920-02-08

Lieut. Col. Stephen L. II. Slocum
L. :. A.. retired. accompanied by Mrs
Slocum, has gone to Ormond Beach
Fla, for a stay of several months.
Evening star., 1920-02-08

Lieut. Col. Edwin Bell, L. S. A.. Will
Mrs Fell and their two daughters
has located for the season at the Hote
Gordon, 10th and ! streets.
Evening star., 1920-02-08

ment at 24oo 18th street, as, since his
return from overseas duty, Col. Morey
has been assigned to duty in Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1920-02-08

Brig. Gen. William Mitchell. L. $. A.
and Mrs Mitchell. with their littl
son. John Lendrum Mitchell. sd. ar
spending the winter at 17l2 Rhod
Island avenue.
Evening star., 1920-02-08

Col J. Franklin Bell. L. S. A. chief
engineer of the American forces in
France. who recently returned to this
country. will not be joined here by
Mrs. Bell and their daughter, Miss
Marjorie Bell, until the late summer
or early autumn.
Mrs. Bell is remaining in Paris.
where her daughter is at school.
Evening star., 1920-02-08

Col. c. c. Early. L. S. A.. with his
sisters, the Misses Early, is spending
the winter at the Somerset. at ioth
and streets. where they have an
attractive apartment.
Evening star., 1920-02-08

Col. Hugh D. Wise. u. S. A. retired,
accompanied by Mrs. Wise and their
family, has gone to Watertown, n. Y,
where he will make his permanent
home
Evening star., 1920-02-08

Col William T. Wood. L. S. A., after
weeks of illness at the Walter Reed
Hospital. has so far improved as to
he moved to his home on Wyoming
avenue. where he is slowly convalesc-
Evening star., 1920-02-08

Lieut.. Claude w. Pegues, L. S. A.
and Mrs. Pegues. with their little
daughter. Francis Quida PeSues, are
spending the winter at Jacksonvllie'
Ella
Evening star., 1920-02-08

A card party will be given by the
Mary Washington Chapter, ID. y. r..
on February 3. at the home of the
Misses Soiomons. 1904 K street north
west at 2:30 pm.
Evening star., 1920-02-08
Special Sale of Englander
Bed Couches and Cots

$4,000 Quality Bed Couch, special, s24.O0
$41OO Quality Bed Couch, special, $4,000
$500 Quality Bed Couch, special, $3.50
Special, Single Bed Size or Cot Size Bed,
complete with mattress. Bed has re-
clining head rest. Special, $4,000.
Special sample of White Cotton Mat
tresses, full size, Sl5.00.
Evening star., 1920-02-08

Col. Charles f. Wheatley. L. S. A..
recently returned from. France. has
been detailed to duty as zone storage
officer at the Army base. Boston. and,
with Mrs Wheatley, has located for
the season at the Hotel Coolidge.
Brookline Mass.
Evening star., 1920-02-08
Silks

For drapery and lamp Shade pur-
poses. Plain and figured. All colors,
including blue and rose, which fare
much used. s2.25 to $4.5Oiyard.
Evening star., 1920-02-08

Mai Charles Mcdonald. L. S. A;
sailed for Europe last week to spend
a five-month leave of absence an
travel on the continent.
Evening star., 1920-02-08

n Living Room Suites and uphol
Reductions
the
$4,000; Rocker, $03OO.
Evening star., 1920-02-08

Lieut.. Col. w. c. koenig. I. 5. A.,
commanding the American base at
Antwerp. has been rejoined there by
Mrs. Koenig and family, who recently
left this country to remain with him
during his overseas duty. Mrs koe-
mig has spent the past few weeks
at Reyat. France. where. with her
family. she was the guest OF 81. ana
Nine Servant.
Evening star., 1920-02-08

Mrs. Eugene w. Crockett. widow
of Mai. Crockett, L. S. A.. accom-
panied by their son. has gone to
brother. Col. J. T. Nance. U. S. A..
prior to establishing her permanent
home in that city.
Evening star., 1920-02-08

In connection With the February
Furniture Sale we wilRallow 25 70 dis
count from the regular prices on all
lamps and shades. "a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-28

investment that he purchased a similar
number for his wife. The postmaster
also got in touch with farmer who
had sold out and needed a safe in
vestment with fair interest return
The farmer purchased 10 certificates
for himself and 10 for his wife and
wanted to buy more, but as the linn
it for one individual is 81 900 worth
the postmaster could not accommodate
him.
J. r. Kill Kelley, postmaster at
Wilton, has sold s. treasury savings
certificates thus far this year, repre-
senting $500 matured value.
"A man well along in years. who
had been saving all his life. and who
had no near relatives" said Mr.. Kill
Kelley, "came to the office one day and
asked me to take care of his money
for him. told him that the best thing
for him TO do was TO invest in Unit
ed States treasury savings certificates
and that they would take care of
themselves. and this he did. After
wards bearing this incident in mind
the thought occurred TO me that there
must be more situated Just about as
this man was, and | did find some and
was successful in placing quite a few
of the certificates in this manner"
Wilton has a population of 400, so
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-28
The Wise Agent.

The agent for the Useless Dingus he
was selling was a smart man. He rang
the doorbell and a maid opened the
door.
Good morning" smiled the agent
u am trying to find a married lady
whose name ] can't remember Just
now. think this is her home. She is
a woman easily described. Perhaps
you know her. She is handsome
woman, with perfect complexion,
beautiful hair and teeth. lovely eyes
and an ideal figure. thought"
Mary" cried a voice from the top
Of the stairs, tell the gentleman I
will be right downi"-Circinnatf En-.
auirer
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-28
TWO TOWNS DID WELL.
Claremont and Wilton, N. H., Made
Best Record in U. S. Certificate
Deposits

Two New Hampshire towns--Clsre-
mont and Wilton-have carried all the
honors for the best records in pur-
ehases of United States treasury GER
titicates, according to returns made to
the headquarters of the savings divi-
sion. first federal reserve district. This
is the second time that Wilton has
gained prominence in connection with
W. ). ;. securities.
Postmaster William p. Noin of
Claremont has sold 30 of the 500
treasury savings certificates within the
past month, representing matured
value of $500 Claremont has 1929
population, SO that the mstured val
ne of the certificates sold in only one
month equals nearly so cents per capt
Ia.
One man who sold some of his prop
erty in Claremont had the strong
points of savings certificates pointed
out to him by Postmaster Noiin and
purchased 10 of the 500 denomination.
This was previous to the time covered
by the record sales. Later the same
man became SO well satisfied with his
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-28

Sister Stone and Brother and Sister
Barney; vocal solo, Stella Congo; reel
tstion, Beatrix Perry; vocal solo, Har.
old Barney. Cobble Hill grange viii
come to Mirror Lake grange June 4
and give the program. II is hoped
that every member of Mirror Lake
grange viii be present to welcome
them.
The checking up of the docket in
Washington county court shows that
a large amount of business was done
in the term that has Just been com
pleted. there having been "a law cases
disposed of and IS divorce cases, while
there. are quite number OF chancery
matters which were disposed of but
which have not been checked up yet
Solid session of school commences in
the Montpelier schools next Tuesday
morning. beginning at S o'clock and
completing the day at 1890 which
makes very long morning for the
small children. II is the first time
that the children in the smaller grades
and the kindergarten have had solid
sessions.
Miss Glenn Reed was given a shower
at the home OF Mrs. Alice Murdoch. one
of the teachers in the high school,
Thursday afternoon. 1t took place at
Mrs Murdock's home, where about 20
of the teachers had gathered. Miss
Reed was at loss for short time to
ascertain the meaning of the gather
ing but shortly Miss Blanche Marcion
cite. one of the teachers, presented her,
upon behalf of those gathered. many
silver article to which Miss Reed re-
sponded in fitting terms as soon as she
recovered from the surprise. The show
or was given in the honor of Miss
Reeds approaching marriage to Arthur
Wadund of Hartford, Conn. A mock
wedding was performed with Miss Reed
as a spectator. A general good time
was enjoyed. Dainty refreshments
were served.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-28
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-Touato plants. TOP Notch and
other kinds. hardened 81 see aud SOC -
Coz also assortrnonts a Sever plants foy
Ezracn Al ny zregnho-zses no mail or,ierz
Charles Ord Cherry street. SITS.
a FEW NegE GARDEN LOTS o. Ein.o.a
avenue % rent al piozud. inquire Il
X ~ Fuile-. Perrin street ettss
FOR SALE-Tpo lo1ds ~ manure. lsrr-
and small rzhbitz solder and FeIlor-evr-i
bans, f.E hashcs e -. I poeztaes 81
P&tter~on strrwt tel Gts-l. satf
TO EkNA- ktzht-rucen hczsel urre- Wash-
zrEtru strs.t. cc1rerted u-ith rsser hsn-
hsass and narm. le Acres Il rllaEe and rzs-
turt Ms. Lille Smith. e. Paftsrsa- strrrs
81 -1s-1- sstf
WANTED &C g-p ctsus Eiri Ter -e1srsl hsuss-
wnrk wust - Nhle - nauk nau al Is
Frrnrh strur4 Nh a A L&norss- ser
~ ANTED- rclreerr+rr ---si
a-1 sire must ~ - rcaH co-1sscu s~f
pricr luH fcr ezsk y. Tma rfice stfs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-28

Arthur had been allowed - accom-
pauy has uncle 70 court uhere the
latter was q witness for the defense n
q libel action.
While he va being ero-s-exsEr ned.
the plaintiff counsel a<ked
Are yo1 married
TIE witness replied that Ne Eas
we have 10 rroof - that ~.
SD the rrass-cxsn inef-
Little Arthur stood Mp on 4 h.sneh
ard piped up=
->hsa bin the hamF go yoar bed
nm Auswers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-28

that the certificates purchased in the
town thus far this year figured at
nearly 50 per capita, not to mention
the purchases of war savings stamps
and thrift stamps, which have been
considerable. Both Postmaster Kill
Kelley and Postmaster Nolin have been
commended for their good work by F.
c. Ayers, business manager of the saw.
ings division.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-28
Fathers Amendment.

And what do you propose to DC
now, Williami" asked the father OF
the son who had just come home after
graduation az college.
"oh,' yawned the optimistic young
man. Il think Ill 20 over to New
York and look for position at five
thousand per-you understand At
five thousand per"
'Oh. YES said the old man. 81 IN
derstand- You mean az five thousand
perhaps. "-Pathfndcr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-28
Loves Bondaae.

Willie-Paw. what Is a hite slave 2
Paw white slave IS any salaried
man who has large family, my son.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-28
BARRE DAILY TIMES
FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1920
The Weather

Fair tonight, cooler in the interi-
or; Saturday fair, warmer on the east
Maine coast; moderate southwest TO
west winds.