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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-20
u1elroie.

@6bren6 zines Dienltugmorgen in
Ser ct. 8onifa3iusfir6e %5elebrierten
8rautamteS rei6ten ii9 6ie 9ano gum
8unoe Soiepb &alermann un0 Sri.
@liiabetb Ser5og, bei0e aus ser ct.
8onifa5tns @emeinbe. Na9 Dem
Sraugottes6tenlte fan6 in Ser @er5og=
6amilie I'M 8eiiein Iieber 8%ertpanoten
unb guten Sreun6en 6ie &ob5eit ltatt
tDobei 6as gliidli9e Boor nit SEN
ber5liGiten @ratulationen be6a6t
lpur6e. 9aB es oen N~eubermablten
I'M gbeitan6e ltets moblergebe, lit Der
ipoblgemetnte 8lnib Der uNor6=
ltern."
Mm Wontag, Sen "a. Mai merSen
gegen 9un6ert Ser Sal1ptgel6dfts=
manner. Ser Stn6t ct. Soul bier gu
einem fur5en M1fentbalte auf ibrer
SabreSrnn0tour bier eintreffenl un6
Sic 0ie Geiienben begleitenDe Minne-
iotn 5taots=M uiiffapene piro sic bie-
|iige 8eD0lferung nit ei11em &on5ert
erfrenen.
Das bieiige 6el1er6epartement u11o
Die 6a1nit berburoene nnterltiibungs=
geieIf6aft erndbIten BEL ibrer ilngit
abgebaltenen Sobresberiammlnng
folgen6e 8eamten: Seinri9 8rimus,
Brdii6ent; Clinton 5h6fer, 8icepr6=
iioent; &aD &leber, 5efretdr; Soiepb
Erisfo, 5dabmeiiter, &einri6 Sic
mann mur6e nls Nadfolger 6es Ser
mann &ouerma1tn dis Gbef Ser Sent
ertpebr erforen. Ms Delegaten 511r
idbrlibM Characterization m1r6en
&aD @leber, gnrI 8ranbtner nr6
Sei11rih Siernnr111 ern6blt. Dieie
Ronbention ftnoet an is. un1l II.
sunni in Moorbea6 tatt.
Sn Ser Stabtbane belt gbos. g.
l5ulliban Ser Mrbeiter-Snrmer aan6i-
Dot fir 6as StaatsantpaItnrnt, cine
Nniprnde, Die Bel Ser 3ub6reridoar
groBen Mnflang ffan6.
@eibniiter EbefIu uno Sesltlia
lS6i15 bon bier erffatteten lebte SO.
de in Sen 3nintngsitdoten einen
perpattbt= un6 rennofdaftltden Be
iud.
5ron s. g. Brofer bon Minneopo-
51is belt iid BEL bieiiaen gertpanoten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-20

&Sf&ENE.
idbrlide 8%eriammlung uno 8eamten-
mubI. Ser Sabresbeitrag nurbe bon
60 Gents anf einen Dollar erbobt.
6olgen6e mnroen IN Bic Memter &C..
maiiblt: Srou 8ilb. 8lad, 8rdiioen.
tin; 5rou gbeooor griimmer, 5efre.
tdrtn; 5rau Seinrih gades 5dab-
meiiterin.
Am 6. Stunt miro IN unierer Sc
metnoe cine ct. 8onifa5ius- Seier ab-
gebalten meroen, mo3u iebt fhon @or=
bereitungen %getroffen iinb.
Die bon Sen Sbulftn6ern am @bri-
It'll @immelfabrtstage Deranltaltete
ltnterbaltung mar in ie6er 8e8iebnng
Elm grfolg. Sic fleiner 8iibnenbel-
ben ernteten reidliben 8eifaa.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-20
%orgQage
int GonntD
Qlbany.

Das am Sonntag I'M Mu0ltor1um
Ser 8farrlbule nabmittags nro
obeuos peranltaltete 5fattournier er=
freute iid elmer groBen Seilnabme,
uan1entlid maren Die @en5elbriloer
bon st. CLOUD tart pertreten, oener1
es aud} gelang orei 8reiie gu errtr>
aen. Sen erlten 8reis I'M 8etrage
bon $50 errang Sobn 8otbltein bon
Melroie.
Nm 9ienltag pergange1ler Wod)e
lparen Sobn @briiten uno Genobltn
s%elpiiroigt, 0as Set Der goloenen
Sodaeit at begeben, uno am oarauf.
foIgenoen Sage maren eS ffunt5lg
Sabre, Ieitoem Sobn 0irfes nno eb-
reu1perte @attin lid perebelt9te11.
Mit ibren @erpanoten un0 6reunoen
miinldt nodtrdgli6 al1d Ser ~Noro-
ltern" 0en bei0en. Sllbelpaaren nod
elm langes uno f%rel1oiges gbeleben.
aommenoen Montag miro lt6 un=
fer @iuoge ser Mnfunft bon ettpa
huroert ser he%oeuten0lten 4auflel1te
ser &upitoll taot uno eines &on5erteS
Ser Miunel ota Staats= Muiiffapene,
Ste sen 9eiltdern als 8egleiter Die
net, 5l1 erfreuen baben.
Gie beige 6euermebr bot lid
fGuflid it Sen 8elib zines Sel1er=
Srl1d bon ser 2uperne Srld Cont
panp gebradt.
SRI. Sele11a @oit bot lth na68len=
MOOD begeben, mo- lie mGbreno Der
Commemorate bel ibrem 8ruoer
Sertus beiddftigt fem miro.
Sermann Neumann Duroe bon lei
11er @ottin nit einem munterer Wtuo=
dcn belbenft, Elm greignis, 6as oll=
aer1cine @liidmiinide I'M @efolge bot
te.
Serman aooper lit nod Sebefa nb=
9ereilt, no ct in ser @ol5ban0lung
0es Serru Somelton als @eldaftslet=
ter aneeiteat lit.
6omilie Sobann Sdrom lit ge.
g%enlpdrtia ourd aranfbeit idtper
beimgeil1dt.
Scdp. P. Eimotbeus, 8. e.. g.,
lit our @ertretung 6es erffranfferl
bodm. P. 8onabenttrn, 3. g. s.,
mad, @arri1on, q. g. obgereiit.
1rou S6rom febrte Mortng in Be.
aleitnng hires @atter rn6 6er Sod.
ter @egina bon @olba, g. g., 5uriid,
100 lie bon orei Spe5ialiiten nnter-
iudt uro ibr Sic Setmreiie empfoblen
m,trAp
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-20
Eaqe beiuhspeiie auf.

mebrere Sage beiubsmetie anf.
SRI. SSrene Serbaor bon ct. Glono
erfreute bier lire Sreun6in Warie
Stunoebed nit ldngerem 8eiu6e.
So1epb &er5og, @aiiierer elmer
in SleepD @De, Winn., pnr
mebrere Sage @ait ieiner bier mob
nenoen @ltern, S. s. Ser5og nno
@attin.
Mnf ieiner Dnr6fabrt in Der Ser
beiierungsanitalt fir Ma66en inSauf
Centre lpra9 bo6m'iter 8ii6of 8uid
bier I'M ct. 8otrids Reftorat Dor,
uno al1f ieiner 8eiterreiie CAB Dr.
@ilbert bent Dio5eian-Oberbirten -6as
@eleite.
@ei9miiter Gliiabetb un6 Mario
@etle bon minneapolis erfreuten IT,
re bier anidiiigen 8ertpan0ten nnb
|6reun6e nit a6t Gage langem 8eln.
de.
SRI. Carolina @agemann begab itd
anfangs LETTER ISOLDE nod Winneapo.
liz, no tie Mnlteanng genommen bat
92o11is g6elbrod ml1rbe bon Ieinel
@nttin nit einem m1tnteren S0bn:
tben bei6enH, tpo5l1 ben beglidter
@ltern oaieitige @ratulationen 5l1:
gtngen. sstth1i
81. &ilbert Derbradte mebrere Ea:
&c bsrgangener 8ode pribater Sc:
ibafte bolber in Chicago.
Clemens MeDer, @attin ur6 6rnr
Motb. Seinen nebit Sobn Soiepb boz
Ogem genoiien sic @uitfremn6idaf1
bier mobnenber @ertpan6ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-20

Qpon.

Muf ieiner &idreiie bon Ilbanp,
NO er oem Sfattournier am lebten
Sonntaq beimobnte, gelang es Sber=
iii g. S60ner unperboffter Weiie Ell
mes Observation-Disclosures un6 letner
@ebilfen babboft 5u mer6en. 3ur
ipdten Stunoe %begegnete 6em 5berifi
ser nit orei ct. @louoer Sfatbrii=
bern oie &iidfabrt in einern Muto
mo9te, ein nit GGiiern bela0ener
Sro9tmagen, ser 6en @eroa6t 6es
Sberiffs anregte unb iid %betpabrbei=
tete, als BEN ben Sradttpagen leiten-
BEN our &eoe gelteQten Mdnnern oie
Musiage entlodt mur0e, oaB li6 in
oe1t 6diiern Mon0idein=B bisfep be-
fdnbe, uno ser bon ibnen CUR 5eite
getporfene @egenltan6 fi9 als eine
fir S6napsbrennerei bor5iigli9 ge=
eignete Mafdine entpuppte. Ser
Srudleiter tpar Sobn @roBmann nnb
5pei Wdnner, tpel6e nls 2enfer 5tpei=
er ebenfaQs nit SGiiern %bela6enen
Wdgen O1entet, mur0en nls gt1d.
Eielen uno Matb. Smmerfan err
fannt. Mls @igentimer Ser gebeimen
8rennerei uno alS 8eiiber Ser Ma=
idine gaben tie Sobn 9faB bon Mbon
an, bon DEM Tie ibrer Mngabe mad
geoungen puroen, 0as fabri5ierte @e=
trunfe an einen an0eren Srt au britt
gen CUR 5i6erbeit gegen .5tqatsbe=
unite, Die er auf ieinen Serien ber=
nleinte. Ser Sberiff entleerte bie Sai=
ier hires Snbaltes nnb bieB Sic Ma-
idine NIT itd geben. @egen sic Sc
iesesiibertreter mrtr6e Elm @erbnftbe=
febl erlaiien nno am Montagabeno
itanben oieielben in 2ittle Sails Dor
oem &reisridter &o1er, nel9er BEN
8eiiber Ser Monoidein-8rennerei
CUR 3ablltng bon $500 un6 feline Sell
fersbelfer 5u lie $500 Derurteilte.
&116olpb g. &eppers berian6te am
9ienitag LETTER ISOLDE cine giien.
bobntpugenla0ung 8ieb nod ieiner in
Sort &ipleD, Minn., gelegenen Gnrm.
Soiepb 81. S6mi6 bat ii6 onfangs
letter ISOLDE fir SioneD, Mort., ber-
abidieoet, no er oie &~aiiiererfeIle
Der DeaomItone 8aneD 8arf iiber-
t1ommen fat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-20
8dvrtiches Settlement.

5ubert &lein, tpelder p6brer6 Ser
lebten Wonate IN Dienit bes Seinrid
Wieber itono, lit lebte ISOLDE nod bier
ins @lternbnl1s 51triidgefebrt.
SRI. Matbiloa gnfes, 6ie bonn
Gountp als &ranfenpflegerin onge-
lteqt lit, iprnh in 8egleitung ibrer
Sdipeiter Soa Meitte letter 8ohe 1T
l1nierer S6nle Dor 1tn6 unteriudte
ale antpeien6en &inber.
Mt6. S6rantmel un6 Coffin ber-.
anitaIteten am 5efte gbriii 6immeI-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-20

&#-E#$GEEze-E EE.s r.
Mbeqa MeDer, gleonora MeDer, Wa=
ria t3en5en 2aurn Smoiefe nn6 Wa-
RID &ieSner.
Setter &erges un6 6rau bon &egol
genoiien bier ant Sonntag Die @ait=
ffreunoidaft Der 6amilie Clemens
WeDer.
SRI. Mnna Sadmann fat ii6 an
fungs leBter 8o6e nod @reenmal6
begeben, no lie I'M O%lber0ing Sote1
Mniteunng genommen bat.
Sobn Smoiefe begab fib porlebten
Sam1tag per Muto mod BlnHton, mo
Elm m%ebrtdgiger 8eiu6 ieinen Srert1-
ben galt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-20
Uem u1unih.

5ran Mgnes 3en5 nno Eo9ter, SRI.
Dora 3en5 nn6 5ran Soiepb 8rid
len reiiten borlebten Montng nod
Worris, no iie Der So65eit ibres
.5obnes un6 8r116ers, 8eter 3en3 nit
SRI. Mnna Delof6piue beimobnten.
Die bier beiteben6e Sarmers Cont
panD erbielt cine @iienbabnmagenln.
6ung &inoei6nur nn6 bat 6amit fir
ben 8e6arf Der 5armer 6ieier hinge
gen6s quite Sorge:getragen. Il.
6rau Setter 216tpig un6 Eodter
S0n in6 bon Dres6en, sc. 9, gu
ridgefebrt, no iie iid cine @o9e
lang gu 8ein9 in Ser Snmilie Sobann
Serbaar aufbielten.
SRI. Barbara @roiden bon gt. 500
nifnce, Winn., erfreute lire @9meIter
6ie bier CUR 2ebrfraft Ser Bfarridule
geb0rige 56meiter @era6a, 8. g.
g.
Srau 6ermann &nmbert bielt iid
mebrere Gage beiudsmeiie Bel ibrer
IN Minneapolis %nobnen6en S9me=
iter &osulia Natbe anf.
Sran Soiepb 8ridien bon gangn,
SC. O., traf borletten Sreitng bier
GIT ldngerem 8eiude ibrer M11tter,
Der 6rau Mgnes Beng, Elm.
Soiepb Serboar belt iib borlebte
ISOLDE mebrere Sage @ei6dfte balber
in Ben 3mi1ingsitd6ten nnf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-20
!. Sreeport.

8orlebten Sonntagabenb ranntt
Elm Mutomobil, in pel6em bier inngt
Burden BON sSauf Centre pla5ier'
maren, gegen 6as bon 8ernbaro Sop:
pc gelteuerte Mutomobil. @iner 6e1
iu1igen Manner, bic uni6eineno be
trunfen tparen, pnr6e 6ingfeIt &c
madt Montag Dor ben SriebenS
ridter gebra6t, nno NIT elmer. Straft
belegt, Die er iammt BEN S6a6ener
iabfolten berappte.
9ermann Siten0orf lit init 6amilit
na9 ct. Mntbonp umge5ogen, mo- i'm
boffentlib uls @eidaftSmann oas er.
miinidte @liif erbliiben miro.
Sen. 3eis begab ii6 lebte 8o6e
no6 Chicago, no er ii6 mebrere $50:
den beiu6sneiie bel ieinen @el6mi:
itern aufbalten miro.
Die SomiIie Mi6. 5eib mnrb@
ourd Sic Mnfunft zines geiun6en
Md66ens begliidt. M0ge Sic 6rel16e
Der @ltern cine lang anoauern0e
fem!
SRI. 8eata nblenfott bon ct. glonf
eritattete bier einen bertpnn6t= nn6
freun6i6aftliden 8eiu1b.
SRI. Monifa Sarren bon 6olep Der
bra6te Ben Sonntag bier I'M Gami=
%lienfreiie.
Mm bodbl. Rfingitfelte mer6en bier
IA lieben un6 a6t Sabre alte @in=
Ser CUR Hribatfomm1tnion 5lgelaifen
mer0en.
Mm Sonntagaben0 fibrten Die
'S6ulet Ser &er5 Seiv Bfarridnle
ein Ebeater ouf nobel iid Sung nno
Mlt einfan6en> Inn redt fr0blihe
gum ber5liden 2aden 5t Der
hringen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-20
farn1ine.

Sobn &orte nn6 @attin maren
5onrtagsgdlte Der in M6anD mobn-
baften 5amilie Auguit &oborit.
Watbias Mobs urtp Sra11 bon ct.
Weartin ipra6en Sonntag bel bieiigen
BertDan6ten un6 Sreurben Dor.
Bdbreno 6es @etpitters, 6as iid
borlebten Sonntag nber 6iefe sc.
gen6 entluo, muroen atpei &lbe ser
8ittpe So. 9oltbaus il. bonn Slit
geto6tet.
8eorg Stib, 6ra11 un6 @tnber bon
ct. CLOUD naren Counting bier Bel
ben @ltern Der 5rau Stih @iIbeIm
|gbans unb 5rau, 5u @afe.
Samilie @eorg 8erfbeib bon I'll
banD genoB 5onntag Sic @altfreun6=
fdaft Der bier nobner6er Samilie
Wib. Noromanr.
8ernbnr6 2uefen, elmer Ser tpobl-
babenoiten 6arn1er in 6ieiem Comm,
bat feline 6armer ben &i1oern iiber=
geben IMP nir6 oieie Mo1e fem @eim
mad Mi6mon6 berIegen, no Ct 0ns
8obnba1ts oes S. 9. 5dIener fduf=
lid an ib gebrodf fat.
8ei Der 5amilie Carl Hieble itene
it'd our 5reu0e Der gltern ell mum
teres Sobferden Elm. @Iid oosul
Nm Counting nod benz Sodnn1te
bette Der 6riitlide MntterpereinS Sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-05-20
pdoua.

l1nier &onfma11n Mi9. Gbeiien lit
Elm bielbeiddftigter Monn. Son Bro-
FELTON, 56nllebrer lit INN Sic Ser
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-23

An ths Dews u, ne tfns-Ths
Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-23
IOD0IIOpOR 70
PAST M|EI HERS


Rock Island lodge. No. e5s. 4 F.
"A, II. will celebrate il aanual
masters' night at the Masonic tenn
pie next Tuesday evening. An
elaborate reception TO the former
heads Of the lodge will be held
at $50. following degree work
throughout the afternoon and will
be one Of the features Of the event.
At s o'clock tho sublime degree
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-23
Especial Correspondence !,

s5pecioI Correspondence.
Matnerville, Nov. 23.-Arresfed
sor speeding. released on his own
cosnizance, jumping town without
appearing in court, !. s. Landed. 4
chicago business man, closed the
hml chapter Of his adventures
which upset this village last week
~ sending check for SIS to the
clerk Of the town.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-23

plrR CHILDREN NEED IRON
~ they love to take GROVES
fI1N TONIC SYRUP. Absolutely
laanless. Price 75c at any drug
1 1fa-(Adv.,
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-22

was asked to serve as temporary gov
ernor of the Province Of Coahuila
and in that period he founded
schools, hospitals and prosecuted the
grafters. For over Is years he was
a member of the Mexican senate,
never makinp speech or introduc-
ing and obstructive legislation, but
always voting as President Daz
wanted. t
Physically he was a giant. feet
2 inches ;all. After a three years
revolution, which he inaugurated, he
became ruler in March, 1917, of a
country larger than the eastern half
of the United States. 1t was in
March, 1916, that Villas bandits shot
up the New Mexican border town of
Columbus and Gen. Pershing led
10000 United States soldiers in pur-
suit irto Mexican territory. CarTn-
"a notified President Wilson that he
considered the advance of Gen. Per-
shing a hostile act and as a result
the. President called out the entire
National Guard of some $4,000 men
and they patrolled the border and
fought the Mexican bandits.
President Cafranza was hard
worker, total abstaiher from both
liquor and tobacco, well educated
and tolerant of both the Catholic and
Protestant Adherents in his Republic.
Asked on 'e who his advisers were he
said, "T am my own adviser" Those
most intimately acquainted with
Mexican affairs give Caranza credit
for being devoted to the interests Of
his country, though sometimes mis-
taken in policy.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-22
RETAIL GROCERS MADE
MORE THAN LEGAL PROFIT

BOSTON, May 22-Twenty-fve r.,
tail grocers in the State have been
shown by returns they have made tc
the State Commission on Necessaries
fof Life to be making unfair profits
the commission announced today All
of these cases will be reported to the
Department of Justice.' The commits
sion recently sent questionairres to
all dealers of the state. Examination
of these has shown some grocers to
be selling canned peas costing II
cents for % cents, dried beans cost
ing s cents, for ~; flour costing 1920
bag for $2.G0 bag; canned toma-
toes costing 16 for so. The commits
sion states that in each of these cases
the margin of profit is greater than
that allowed by the food administ.a-
ton during the war.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-22
CARRANZA'S STAFF
ESCAPED DEATH

MEXICO CITY, May 22-Repcrts
received here early this morning state
that General Barragan, chief of the
presidential staff, Ignacio Bonllas
former Mexican ambassador at Wash,
ington, General Gonzales and Gen
eral Monies, who accompanied Presi-
dent Carranza in his flight from Sar
Andres, are safe. No mention is
made of others in the party, which
it is believed included the minister
of the treasury, the governor of the
Puebla, and General Murgu'a, who
acted as commander of the Carranzs
troops after the president had fled
Orders have been given that trair
be taken to Bergistain the Northeast
railroad, point to Tlarcalantongo tc
receive the bodies of those killed IL
the encounter in which president Car
rama lost his life.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-22
WYMAN GIVEN
STATE PRISON
SENTENCE
Assailant of Irasburg Girl
Is Trailed to Detroit By
r. Clever Detective

Walter Scott Wyman, 48 years old,
n native OF Putncy, VT, but who for
many years has claimed no certain
place as his home, pleaded guilty to
assaulting Miss Nellie Tiff. the ~
yeareo old daughter OF Mrs. Ethel Tiff
of IraSburg, when arralgned before
Judge VIII M. Wright in Municipal
Court at Newport and was sentenced
to serve not less than eight nor more
than twenty years in the state prison
at Windsor. Wyman was brought to
Newport from Detroit where he was
traced by E. c. Brown, superintend-
ent OF thu James r. Wood Detective
Agency of Boston. He arrived early
F.riday morning and was brought be-
fore The court the same dov.
Wyman, who has prison record,
is married and has three children. He
Z was divorced u few years ago by his
wife on the grounds of desertjon.
Mrs. Wyman married again and is
now living in Fitzdalc.
The Record published an exclusive
story on Tuesday, May II on the ar
raignmcnt and sentence of Mrs. Tiff
Continued on page six)
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-22
SOLD LAMB COSTING
IL CENTS FOR 80

BOSTON, May 22--Federal sum-
monses were issued today against
Tutman Thurlow Co., Inc, of New
York and Chamberlain and Co., of
this city, distributors of meats, charg-
ing profteering in the sale of lamb.
The .''lmmonses alleged the compan-
les jointly on April 16 sold for 80
-certs pound lamb for which they
paid only 8 cents a pound plus 3
cents pound for freight George N.
Chamberlain, president of Chamber
lain & Co., pleaded not guilty to the
charge before U. S. Commissioner
Hayes and the case was continued
for hearing on May 26. The Thur
low Co. is expected to make an APP
pearance hefore the Federal commits
sioner n New York.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-22

Thursday morning at TlaXcalantongo'
according to official announcement
here. Caranza's companions, the
names of whom are not yet known,
are declared to have shared his fate.
The attack which resulted in the
death of the President, was led by
General Herrera, it is said. Gen.
Herrera belongs to forces command
ed by General Malieo who accom-
panied Carranza in his flight from
this city but who last week deserted
Carranza and joined the revolution
lists.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-22
Wood Led, Hoover Next
In vt. Primary

With 13 towns missing, two towns
in which 10 vote was cast and one in
which no election was held, a total
Of 4,S10 votes were cast in the pre-
fercntial presidential primaries Tues
day as shown by the returns to the
Secretary of States office. OF these
Leonard Wood has 3,2l8; Herbert c.
Hoover, J49; Hiram Johnson, 357;
Calvin Coolidge, 1926; William Grant
Webster, 285; Charles L. Hughes, 80; /;
Gov. Lowden, 18; Senator Lodge ii
and Senator Knox 4.
With seven towns missing the total
vote on the Democratic tickets in the
presidential primaries is 393 of which
McAdoo has 134. Wilson got few
votes in every county. The others
were: Edwards 56; Hoover 81: Br'y-
an rs; Johnson 18; Clark 15 Cox
Ia; Ford Z; Palmer 7; Debs s; Mar
shall 6.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-22
COMMUNITY
HOUSE AT
EAST BURKE
The Splendid Gift of Elmer
A. Darling to His Ma
tive Town

The people of East Burke and wi
cinity have reason to be proud of the
community house which has recently
been opened and TO which most cor
dial invitation is extended to all to
visit any day of the week. The
building is the gift of Elmer A. Dar-
ling and is a splendid contribution
to the community for which he has
done so much and to the town where
he was born and has lived for so
many years since closing out his
hotel interests in New York city.
A party of five recently visited the
home of the Burke Mt. Club as the
guests of the donor and we feel sure
our readers will be interested in a
description of this beautiful building.
The trip was made from st. Johns
bury in one of the largest and newest
of the Packard cars, with Charles h.
Goss at the wheel, and the personnel
included representative of the Cal
cdonian, Hon. Alexander Dunnett
P. +. Hazen and Dr. George f. Cher
cy.
The building is located on spacious
grounds in the village of East Burke
and is in the old Colonial style OF
architecture. The plans were drawn
by Mr., Darling and elaborated by the
New York architects, Jardin,, Hill 4
Murdoch. The building was con.
structed by James NJ. Foye, the
well-known St. Johnsbury contractor
and builder, and with him we're es
sociated tho Cox brothers, ST
Johnsbury's best carpenters. The
building was over year in con
struction and is now completed anc
in. constant use.
One enters the building from the
street through a typical Colonial
doorway and after passing a small
passage way enters the first floor ane
comes into the main hall. On eacr
side of the hall are two readlnG
rooms, each 10 by 26 feet, and as
attractive and cosy as any simllal
rooms that one would find in the
largest libraries in the country. The
finish in these rooms, as well as
throughout the house, is of brown
ash stained in a peculiar soft green
tint. All the tables, chairs and equip
ment of both reading rooms, some OF
which is of oak is finished to matcn,
meking a very harmonious and rest
full effect. 1t is interesting to note
that the wood in the. building was
raised on Mr.. Darling's farm and fin
ishcd at his sawmill at East Burke.
Both of the reading rooms have
presscd brick fire places, surmounted
by clocks of the banjo pattern and in
one of the fireplaces is beautiful
pair of handwrought steel andirons
that came from the ancient city Of
Nurenburg in Germany. This is the
only pattern Of these andirons in the
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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-22
WOOD MANAGER FIRST
TO BE SUMMONED

WASHINGTON, May 22--Frank
II. Hitchcock, former postmaster
general, mas been summoned by the
Senate presidential campaign expense
investigating committee to appear at
the opening of the inquiry Monday as
the representative of Major Gen.
Wood AMI Bernard NJ. Baruch as the
representative of William G. Nc
Adoo. 1t was said that the commit
tee had difficulty ascertaining who
should be called to represent General
Wood. Some % representatives OF
candidates have been summoned. The
committee hopes to complete the in
quiry before the Republican national
convention on June 6.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-22
WOOD AND JOHNSON IN
CLOSE RACE IN OREGON

PORTLAND, Oregon, May 22---
Returns today from yesterdays pres
ideftial preference primary in Ore
gon indicated close race between
Maj. Gen. Wood and Senator john
son for the Republican vote. Figures
complied 20 far from incomplete re-
turns from % Of the 35 counties in
the state showed Wood leatiing john
son by 25i votes. The same returns
showed q close race between Gov.
Lowdcn and Herbert Hoover for sec
ond place. The vote was Wood,
1850; Johnson, 2,405; Lowden, 934 ;
Hoover, 'i2T.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-22
u. s. TO ARBITRATE
ARMENIAN BOUNDARY

PARIS, May 22--Ambassador Wal
lace informed the consul of ambassa-
dors today that President Wilson had
announced that the United States
would accept the role of arbitrator in
fixing the boundaries of Armenia.
The announcement of the presidents
decision vas received with great sat-
isfaction by the council.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-22
AUTHOR OF "POLLYANNA"
STORIES IS DEAD

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May o.
Mrs. Eleanor Hodgrnan Porter,
whose "Pollyanna". stories have been
popular 'or long time, died at her
home here last night. For 20 years
she had been frequent contributor
to magazines and newspapers be
sides writing several books. She was
the wife Of John Lyman Porter. She
was born IN Littlcton, N. H., and was
81 years Of age. She had resided in
Cambridge about 15 years.