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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-09

It begins to look as if Vermont's ratl'
fication Of the federal suffrage amend
ment will be necessary to make sure
the SO states necessary to complete rat
ification. Nevada is the 2Sth state to
ratify and New Jersey, where the Sen
ate has already ratified, is expected this
week to make the Goth. Idaho meets
for action on the 18th, Arizona on the
10Th and New Mexico on the 10th
-Four more states will be needed to com
plete ratification and three of these are
expected to be West Virginia, Della
ware and Oklahoma, soon to meet Tor
the purpose. One more state VIII DE
necessary. Will Vermont be that state
Out of the 2S states which have already
taken favorable action, "a are Republi-
ran. -Four Democratic states have re-
fused but not single Republican state
so far. For this reason if for no other
it is expected Vermont will ratify when
once she gets the opportunity ana GOV
ernor Clement has the power to
give it. The Times believes that
he should. Many of the states voting
for president this coming fall already
have woman suffrage and the women
of those states have privilege denied
to the women of Vermont until the
federal suffrage amendment is ratified.
Are the women of Vermont any less
loyal or worthy of the vote than the
women of other statesl They are not,
For this reason, if for no other, The
Times favors special session of the
legislature to ratify this amendment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-09
Agreement at Last.

With the agreement reached by the
| House and Senate conferees upon the
elimination of the anti-strike provisions
of the Cummns bill. the proposed leg
islation has reached a stage which will
make possible a speedy bringing it be-
| fore both branches OF Congress for ac-
ton If the Senate and House show a
spirit Of intelligent concession similar
to that manifested by the conferees
there is every reason to hope that the
measure ais revised will 90 upon the
statute book in season to be effective
before the date set for the transfer of
the roads TO private ownership and con
troll
1t will not be difficult to criticize the
bill in the form in which it emerges
from the conference committee Ii can
be assaulted because it does this, and
fails to do that. It is rare that a
measure which deals with so many inn
portant interests. and is the product Of
concessions and compromises, perfectly
satisfies anyone's ideal That is not
the point The point is TO get a meas
ure which will afford a working basis
for future operations, and can be modi-
fed, restricted or enlarged later, as ex-
perience may suggest,
The provisions which the conferees
have substituted for the anti-strike
sections of the bill are in the direction
of conciliat % and adjustment rather
than of strife j j. proposed that the
settlement Of labor disputes shall be
undertaken by boards composed equally
Of employees and employers. Tie find
ings OF these boards must be approved
bv a federal board which is TO be APP
pointed by the president, with the Sen
ates approval; and this federal board
will have authority to settle disputes
which come up unadiusted by the low
er wage boards These lower boards
win have no governmental representa-
tives, but all classes Of railroad en-
ployes will be represented on them
and with the provision for an exactly
equal representation Of employers and
employees. there should be no room for
any charge Of unfairncss in the de-
cisions reached.
The alternating section agreement
carries 4 guarantee Of a return Of 5ia
per cent for a period Of from Is months
to two wears after the bill becomes
law-this in place Of the fve-year pc
riod provided Tor in the Senate bill.
The interstate commerce commission is
authorized to prescribe rates which will
Weld the guaranteed fixed return; and.
at anv time during six months after
the roads are turned back by the GOV
eminent Il may change or suspend
rates. These provisions supply an Gle
mert 81 hexibility. which should work
vell.-B0ston Herald
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-09
Buds Hat.

It's funny bout a fellcr's hat
He can't remember where its at,
DR. where he took il off, or when,
The time he's wantin' it again;
He knows Just where he leaves his shoes
His sweater he won't often lose,
An he can find his rubbers. but
He can't tell where his hat is put
A feller's hat gets anywhere.
Sometimes he'll find il in a chair,
Or on the sideboard, or maybe
Us in the kitchen, just where he
lave il a toss beside the sink
When he came In to get a drink,
An then forgot-but anyhow
&c never knows where it is now.
feller's hat is never where
lie thinks Il is when he goes there:
It's never any use to look
For it upon the closet hook.
oz IL is always in some place
& shouldn't be. 20 his disgrace
An he will find IL. like as not
Behind some radiator hot.
feller's hat can get away
from him most any time Of day.
% he can't ever find il when
de wants TO 70 ont again:
{ hides in corners dark an grim
An seems 60 want 10 boz her him.
{ disappears from sight somehow
wish I knew where mine i now
Edgar Guest.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-09

The poor old peace treaty is on the
floor of the Senate again for further
mauling. Here's hoping it gets speedy
ratification.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-09
CURRENT COMMENT

The Herald, like most Fermonters,
confesses a deep regret that former
governor of Vermont should have been
found guilty of a crime, but submits
that, after full and impartial trial by
a jury Of his peers, the verdict in the
case of State VS.. Horace f. Graham
must be accepted and supported by all
good citizens. The pick OF the states
legal talent has been employed in this
case, and, so far as the layman can
see, every material fact and circum-
stance has been brought before the
jury. Undoubtedly the case will go to
the supreme court for final adiudiea
ton, but meanwhile the state must ac
cept the situation with such philosophy
rs may be possible. Rutland Herald.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-09
Painful but Necessary.

Illuminating "a Vermont's experience
has been with former Gov. Graham, the
state may derive satisfaction from the
fact that he has been convicted in its
courts. He has not been shielded be-
cause he has been governor from the
retribution he had earned by criminal
acts committed while he was state au-
ditor. The trial and the verdict have
the look of impartial justice There
has been no escape for the convicted
man through legal technicalities. The
affair has been painful but il is neces-
sary that the law be indicated and
Justice rendered. Springfield Republi-
can.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-09
K. MACRAE

No 10 Miles Bldg sa4Mwhere evsry purchase saving
GIRLS WASH DRESSES, sizes 6 TO u years,
special values at Sl19, S1.45, S2.15 S2.S9
Childrens Ribbed Hose sizes IA to 81,
very unusual value at 33c per pair
BEAR BRAND HOSE for boys and girls, stocking that
will give satisfactory wear priced at 39c 43c, 4Sc pair
Ladies' Neck
Vests left close at Cotton Nghtgowns Extra well
SOC and hamburg trimmed.
chidren's Shirts and Drawers-A Priced at
each SIoe, SeS, and S7ie each
WINTER COATS-Four good Coats, to close at S16.75
each This is the final cleanup Ladies' Coats and these
are wonderful bargains
IusT up ONE expenses big saving you
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-09

Leon Trotzky, Russian bolshevik
minister Of war and marine will be-
come director and high commission OF
food transportation, and his duties as
minister OF war will be assumed by
General polanoff, according to adyiees
received here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-09
GERMANS POSED AS POLES.
Escaped from Train in Switzerland
Claiming Sanctuary.

Berne, Switzerland, Feb. 9.-Fifty
men who last week escaped from a
train taking $50 Polish prisoners Of war
back to their native land from France
have claimed sanctuary on Swiss soil,
asserting they are really Germans.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-09
Saws the Springfield Republican

Mr.. Burleson may feel indicated by
the complaint of certain New Yorker
against present telephone service IN
New York City. The complainant
charges that the service has steadily
deteriorated since the government
passed back the control to the private
management.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-09
III. widows Mite

life insurance L viii protect your
rife and children in the uncertain fu-
ufe. We have just The policy 10 suit
cur individual needs See us about IL
o-day 7lst year. National Life Ins
r.. Mutual :. : Ballard. general
gent, Rialto block. Montpelier, Vi.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-09

Whst an awful tsIker Lowbrow j.;
81 Absolutely talks all ths time
Not when be eats. surely.
s-He does the next thing % L; he
ests andibly. Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-09
Laugh and Grow Poor.

do you believe in the beneficial eff
fects OF laughter"
Il certainly do. If ! can get a man
laughing can nearly always borrow s.
from him. - Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-09

They declared that when captured they
posed as Poles so as to get better treat (
ment in France, and asked to be trans
ported TO Germany
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-09
TRoTZKY CANOES OFFICE.

Now Director and High Commissioner
Of Food Transportation.
Helsingfors, Sunday, Feb. (Havas
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-09
Money and Prices

itself it is the standard by which the
commodities measured and its worth which only
demand supply
Of hosecom which eXhangeable
fu purchase of commod
a and when there is
supply whether naturally artifcaly
reflected in the of the article
which it will buy
money and perhaps to
purchasing and the goods that
hnceh will have greater value measured by the price Oh
goods which they exchangeable
AS should nina that
Department to-day
inflated credit will
substantial in interest but VIII pur-
chase at possible to-day
yourself to take adVan-
of should deposit
the fruit of economy is for the asking
MAKE YOUR DO DOUBLE DUTY-OPEN AN AC-
COUNT IN OUR SAVINGS DEPARTMENT TO-DAY. STRENGTH,
SERVICE AND FOUR CENT.
The Peoples National Bank of Barre
per cent The Only National Bank in Barre cent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19
First Baptist Church.

The Sunday school had In attendance
last Sunday GGs. We ought TO have not
less Than 200 this coming sunday. We
are Rlad 20 note the attendance of more
of the adults.
The Beginners and Primaries are {,
celebrate their Christmas On THURSDAY
afternoon az 800 .. m. The Juniors aud
Intermediates are Ia celebrate their
Christmas Thursday evening ~ $50.
Friday nlgE: II 70 be- the white Christ.
mas Tor the entire Sunday School ara
church. and one ~ the most delightful
and wonderful Christmas Contntls ~ "a
be rendered nearly two hundred chill.
dren and young people taking part IN
the play. At that time everybody II
expected 90 hiring u gift ~ foud stuff In
the name ~ Christ.
The sermon Sunday morning will be- .
Christmas message. Al night the Ser.
mon viii be- on. Have We Democracy
a. IN Il lie" There Is point IN the
sermon Come aud catch the paint.
The orchestra plays promptly NJ 900
T. m,
Tho r. Y. y. Z. meet az 500 y. m.
Everyone Ii invited.
II you are planning to contribute 60
the needy Il the East nring your Offer.
insf Sunday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19
CHRISTMAS WEEK At
ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL.

Observance Of the Christmas sea.
son will be- eliminated In ~. Andrews
Episcopal church with series ~
events the latter part ~ the week. u
will begin with the celebration FRIDAY
night at 100 by the church school. foi
which the children have prepared an
excellent program unJ,r the tuielaRc
Of the teachers. ON Christmas morn.
Ing. Saturday. there will b. cclcbrl.
ton ~ the holy communion M 10
o'clock.
The choir has prepared an elaborate
Program for the sunday morning ser.
vice, December %. ~ which there Is
% b. holy communion with special mu.
sic. AZ the night service there will he
full musical service with several
solo numbers from THE Messiah" and
n rendition 81 some Of the old English
carols. Director Chandler has been
working ON this music Tor several
week. with an enlarged choir. and Il
IN expected that something exception
ally good as we'll as out 81 the orii.
nary viii be- presented.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19
Churches
Continued from page 2.
Christian Endeavor Of the First
Christian Church.

Meeting will open AT Gp. m.
Lcader-J. NJ. Proctor
Topic-generosity,
Song Service.
Scripture Reading. Cor! 9.g.i5.
Violin Solo-Mr. VIM.
Opening remarks BY leader.
How Can We cultiate the Spirit Of
Generosity?-Mrs. Hicks Daniels.
How Can We Help Others to BE Gen.
erous?--Tommie Daniels.
Violin solo-Miss Roxie Benton.
Why Can There b. No Generosity
without Love?--Dr. BlacsHhear.
What win Generosity DO for For.
osiiy?-P.eigners?- Ezra Morton.
What VIM Generosity Do for Mis-.
Tions?--Mrs. Dave Clifford.
What H. the Best Way to civ, "A
G'u?- Miss Altha Morton
What Dit Christ say AiHut Genor.
osily?-P. Hicks Daniels.
IL We Are Not Generous. What Is
Probably the Rcasong-A. j. Mauidin.
Generosity as a Habit-Fostcr Morri.
son.
Original reading Other Glnsr-Mrs
Mitchell.
Open discussion.
Prayer service.
Mizpah.
Everybody welcome. Glad TO see 40
many out last Sunday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19
FORMER SOCIETY WRITER
PAWS VISIT TO CITY

Miss Maudc l. Bechlol soclciy writer
fen The Daily Panhandle ten years ago.
In In Amarillo, the guest Of her sister.
Mrs. w W. Davis. At present Miss
Bcchtcl IN connected with large
publishing house IN New York city.
ana makes her home there. This ~
the first visit Ia Amarillo during tho
past several years. ana Miss Bechi.l
talks Interestingly Of the great ad.
yapcement made IN the city during
the past ten vars.
Among the notable changes noted by
the visitor arc the paving. numerous
public buildings. white ways" and
expansion 81 the residential districts.
Many blocks entirely bare NJ the iinio
Miss Bochtcl was In Amarillo are at
this time a portion ~ the solidly built
uD section 81 the city. She IL sin In love
with the far famed ozone o. the Texas
Panhandle and states that she has told
many friends IN the metropolis IL the
United States. and other places Tor that
matter. 81 the marvellous possibilities
81 this part ~ the great southwestern
section 81 Uncle Sans domain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19
Vega School Man
Is Well Pleased
With Conditions

Superintendent T.. ". Ballong.o ~
the Vega school was visitor in Anna.
rilln Saturday H. II enthusinstic
about his school and states that h, has
an attendance ~ one hundred inrlil.
INK the grades and high school. fhs
school has the classification rondcrini:
II eligible tu nffiliation. which latter
recognition Is expected next year.
Speaking ~ m" schnoi wuri ~
VEGA. Mr.. Hallcngeo li1: This has
been great year with us Starting az
W. did, with one ~ the host plant, a.
he found In a community II our size,
$4,000 has been expended In physical
improvements. IN addition To- the lin.
lshing ~ the upper rooms ~ tho
building, We have added apprcciallY to,
our laboratory and library equipment.
am glad Ia BE- able tu state that our
library has IN round number, five.
hundred volumes. our ynung people
are making good use ~ the library AID
We are seeing excellent rcsulis here.
from.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19
THE CHRISTMAS MESSAGE

IAs The RIblc States IN


God will judge between the nations
and they shall beat thf,s
swords into plowshnres. and their
spears into pruning hooks: nation shat.
not lit NJ sword against nation. neither
ahail they learn war any more usaiah
2:n They shall not hurt nor destroy IN
all my holy mountain: Tor the earth
shal' be fun of the knowledge ol tn
Lord rs the waters cover The SEA.
usaiah ii'ol BE not afraid for beholl
! hiring vou rood tidings Of great JOY
which shall be to all people: Tor theirs
IL horn tn ycu this day In the city ~
David Saviour. who IN Crhisi the
lord.
Glory to God In the highest
Aud ON earth peace among men IN
whom he is will pleased luke eio.
II, ~
lie lecnmc flesh. and iwelt among us
band We behcld his glory. glory ~ 81
the only hrgotten from the Father, fnliI
Of grace and truth. John l:iil
Hc hath showed strength with his
arm:
lie hath scattered the proud In the
imagination of their heart
I.c hath put down princes from their
thrones
And hath exalted them Il low .d,grc- O..
n.ukc l;5i.52l
Ctme unto me. all yc That labor AMI
are heavy laden. and will give vol
rest. Take my yoke upon YOU. and
i.arn ~ mo, for I am ueek mud lo,, Il,
On heart. and Ne shall find rest unto
your souls CMa,thcw ii:2s.29l
New ahidcth faith. hone. love. these
three: and H.. greatest ~ these Is love.
N Corinthians iaial
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19
Sheriff Of Moore
Pays City Visit

John Gcary ~ Moore county. was In
Amarillo Saturday forenoon cnrouie 10
Canyon where be- viii visit and return
home with hif daughter who h athena.
ing the West Texas Normal coll,p.
Tor the Christmas HOLIDAYS AZ uum,s
Mf bfary b. one II the "old tlt.tr.
WI" decline a. grow "old lie recall .
many ~ the early settlers ~ this see.
Ton ana Il hubhling over. with opt,.
misn f"r the future
Ia conversation with representative.
"i The Ncwr Mr Goary said.
Soinr ~ our people arc nllovl,,..
lheinel'es ~ complain about rhanp,d
conditions depression. and other a..
hi'd complaints. This h. AN WRONG.
There wis lime when NJ. Of the
fanhandl" ~ Texas really had ammo.
ihing of which tD complain. In t,,t
has passed. We have learned lossons
~ endurance. how a. cope with cundl.
lions not altogether a. our liklng. and
abosc all. W. know that there ~ mo-
place on earth like the great Plains
country - T'cAaa.
The Panhandle viii come out NJ the
present suggoation II depression In fir
better shape than even ih most hope.
ful - ~ Know or dream. / hrlic,o
uha' this Is the time Ia roadust usr.
selves and sil ughi. knowing tina. mo-
on" who has cag his fortune with THIS
section ~ Tho state and held fit. has
ever bcen disappointed"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19
New Thresher Given
Tryout by Inventor

Demonstration of llr new thr,.hins
machine recently invented hy 4. e.
Gruvcr u this ciiy proved YESTERDAY
afternoon tu the satisfaction ~ Z good
sized crowd that the new machine ~
efficient ln operation and is u Is much
simpler In construction than uiirrs and
contains fewer PARTS. II ought To- ~ owe
successful commercially
n h. stated, now that the demon.
firation has proved rn entirely salts.
factory that Amarillo capital viii Nv
Invited to come into The Gruyer
Thrcshing COMPANY Nj. Gruyer plans
on erecting q factory here. and plac.
ing the machine ON the market no soon
W possible.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19

moved on into Utah. Idaho. wyoming
Colorado and elsewhere. The percent.
age Of japanese land holdings In Cali.
fofnin was also exaggerated by c0mmr.
ing the total acreage leased and owned
by thcm with the irrigated acreage only
The report 81 the California Board nf
Control was widely circulated three
months before election. Census reports
zane cut two weeks after.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19
They Are Buying a
Christmas Dessert

The INV Dessert Compluy offers o.
has mcliagc 81 linvJrll cor ynur
Chi imas dinner today uh,y publish
an 30 with u coupon, good go Your $40.
Gerry store And they Will pay IN,
grocer
JiffyJ,ll IL tn quick frm,y dcss,r,
which has IN, fruit ilnvors in bottles
They are condensed lrlit lures. Tins
rcrraiksbl" Christmas offer h nude To-
induce U,p home 10 try H. Present
~, cuupun 90 your store.
\ iig1 variety II aluminium drss "
mulds iY ulsn offered free o. Jify.I,n
usriR 4 'aialog Il ihtlc moldv is soat
lo every woman Who writes the Ilffy
Dessert Company at Wnuk,fha. Wis
a TILL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19

At LiHlc. y. y. a shovel d. kout al
a certain crosswalk lee tho cunycn.
ionce ~ the pedestrians.
Deming graphic., 1920-07-06
LOCAL BRIEFS

Miss Nora Maud Stccd Is back from
II vacation spent in and about Los An
gcles. Calf
District Attorney ]. s. Vnught and
his law partner. j. G. Watson. made II
trip to Columbus last Friday.
W. u. Birchficld and family are en-
joying the sea breezes In Long Beach,
| Calf.
H. l.. Miller and family motored to
San Diego, Calf
Jimmy Herrin was in from his ranch
south of the city last Saturday
| y. sheridan. general manager of the
Snake mine at llillSb0ro. was visi-
! tor in the city last week. While her
he invested IN several oil leases.
George G, Bolard, special agent for
! the bureau Of census, investigating
mine production and factory output,
is in the city gathering data.
Miss Barnett, formerly Z. II. $.
nurse here has becnNtnnSferred To Ar
rowhead Springs, Calf,
Senator Hal Kerr and family Of
Deming. arrived here Sunday evening
on their wa. to Hot Springs, returning
Tuesday. Mr.. Kerr. who served his
constituents faithfully rs state sena
tor. when intcrrogited as to again
serving the people replied that he
would pass the buck" this fall.-Sier-
ra Countys
Mr.. and Mrs, Ralph Baker are the
happy parents of little daughter who
arrived Tuesday Mrs Baker former
ly was Miss Migpie Swope. daughter
of DR. S ID. SwOpe.
Capt. Ralph Baker is In the city with
his family for n short time
4 baby girl was born yesterday 10
Mr. aud Mrs. W. e. Beckley. Mother
and child are reported doing nicely.
NJ. W. O'TIaver, geolngiSt for a large
oil corporation. Is in the city making
Investigations Of Importance. His re-
port and the results Of his activities
will probably he made public soon. Mr.
O'IIaver makes his headquarters at
Fort Worth, Texas.
Deming graphic., 1920-07-06
LOCAL BRIEFS

Msr. Raymond r. Johnson Is home
from Deming on visit To Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Kiner. Mr.. johnson is now
working on state highways out of
Deming Silver city Enterprise.
District Attorney J. =. Vaught wis
here from Deming ou Monday Silver
City Enterprise.
Mrs. james Sherman Of Corpus
Christi. Texas, arrived in the city re-
Gently for visit with her daughter.
Mrs ID. o.. SnodgreSs.
Frances Allen spent the week end
last week with Mrs. Buck Bounds.
George Griffin. the genial special
agent for the s. +. here has gone to
Chicago where he was a member of the
police force lie xpects to be out here
again soon. Morris Wilson has taken
his place as special officer
Mrs John Dye Of Hinsboro and Mrs.
Lang Of Cutter Nere visitors IN the
city last week. Mrs Dyes husband
was cashier OF the Sierra COUNTY
Bank. He has resigned and they will
make their home In Pensacola, Fla.
Vie Culberson was In from the G. O..
s. last Tuesday
], ~ Upton was visitor In the city
last week.
AR, and Mrs W, T, ilopsOn, Dr. and
Deming graphic., 1920-07-06

Mrs. r, ID. Vickers. Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Morgan aud Mr.. and Mrs ].
q. Cooper spent the Fourth at Ele-
phant Butte
Mrs. J. V. Shurtz left the city last
Thursday for San Jose, Calf, where
she will visit friends.
Lawrence Pole is in the city from
Miami. Arizona.
Reed Watkins was visitor In the
city from Gage last "Wednesday.
George 4. Watkins and Mrs. Wat.
kinS were in the city last Thursday do
ing some shopping.
Harry Bradford Of Gage was trans
asting business in the city last Thurs
day.
Joe Fowler of Waterloo was Dem
Ing visitor last Thursday.
Albert Frugal has returned 10 San
Angelo. Texas.
Deming graphic., 1920-07-06
LOCAL BRIEFS

Charles Schoepf motured NJ from
III PaSo yesterday for short visit
Miss Anna Gould. sister of Mrs
Alice q. Smith. arrived In the city
from her home in Phoenix. Arizona
a. spend the vacation Miss Gould is
teacher in the public schools OF
Phoenix.
The home of Sheriff Casey at Silver
City was destroyed by fire last sun
day.
Mr. Butler. formerly an employe al
the Tovrea market, has gone to Den
yer. Colo
Word received by +. G. Peterson
from f. j. Sylvanus states that he and
his sister and mother have arrived
safely at Kingston. \. Y. after an eN'