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SOUTH HERO

The Rev. and Mrs. A. b. iioag have
returned from Brattleboro, where they
have been attending the CONGREGATIONAL
state CONFERENCE.-The. S. S. Griswod has
gone to Charlotte for couple of days.
The whist party at the South Hero Inn
was very Well attended and everyone had
a good time.-The little child of Lewis
Santor Is bcttcr.-It is thought now that
the Sand Bar Bridge will be passablc in
a week.-At the Sunday service Mrs. A.
Il. Hoag gave a very interesting report
of the Congregational State conference,
held at Brattlcboro.-Mrs. Henry Stone
has gone to New Bedford. Conn. for a
short STAY,
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GRAND ISLE

Mrs. George Phelps and children of
Milton spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Griswold.--
The Misses Frances and Hazel Winch.
who arc attending school In Plattsburgh,
were at home Sunday.-Miss Marcia
Tudhope gave a party to few of her
friends Saturday cvening.-H. p. Russell
of Boston is pending some time at his
home here.--Dr. Hatch of Montpelier
Seminary gave an interesting talk to a
large audience Sunday morning.-Services
at the Union Church as follows: Epworth
League at the parsonage Saturday eve-
ming: preaching Mt 1880 a. m. Sunday;
Bible school Mt II 40 n m.
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FAIRFAX

The pre-memorial exercises at Bellows
free Academy will be held Friday after
noon. May 2s. with exercises at about
Two o'clock and an exhibit of work by
the drawing and sewing classes from
three to five O'Clock. morning
abe annual memorial service will be held
in the Baptist Church with sermon by
the pastor, the Rev. F.. Sanderson. In
the evening the principal of Bellows Free
Academy. Mr. Middleton. will speak and
all students are especially invited to at
tend.
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ENOSBURG

The meeting will be held Friday eve
ming at the parsonage instead of Thurs
day evening on account of the speaking
contest for the town schools in Grange
hall Thursday evening.-The meeting of
the Woman's Missionary society was
held Thursday of last week in the YES
try of Memorial Church.-The Rev. X.
A. Burn attended the state conference In
Brattleboro last week.
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CAMBRIDGE

Mrs. E. w. Patch visited her sister.
Mrs. Woods, in Morrisville Sunday.-Miss
Belle Nathan of Burlington has been In
town for several days.-Willis Stafford and
family spent Sunday with relatives In
Pleasant Valley.-Mr. and Mrs. c. +.
Morgan of Richmond and F. NJ. Reynolds
of Montpelier were visitors here Sunday.
The Misses Ida Morgan and Bernice
Cox. who have spent the winter in Jeri-
cho. have returned here and opened
their home on Mudgett Hill-Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Reynolds, who has spent the winter with
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GREENSBORO

william Rollins was calico % Cover Y
last week 10 attend ne funeral or
frienG.--An adjourned meeting OF u
Village improvement society will be n
Friday evening of this week ut the Co
gregational chapel.--Job z. P!nrey
Denver, Colo. visited at a. +. JacI
sons the last of last week.--,harlI
Hamblet OF Barton was in town on bu1
ness Friday.-John King and family fr61
tbs Darling Farms are visiting at Eeor1
Kings and Charles Goodrich Sat q
caucus Saturday evening, Dr. +.
ke:,aov and \. l.. Jackson were 'iec,1
delegates - The state convention
Montpelier ON May Is. George Porter az
=. 3. Debum were elected alternHtes al
Or. F.. .. Kinney. A. Il. jackson al
'Nirsr, Rollins town Sc:nmittee.-W,
Inxalis 1. visiting in New iaiaps NJ
FOR a Few Ce.N.-Mti HutchtnA q. Var
wick Is ciac..,ng in i. Aen3urton
store-Irw!n Hail has bought Hira
Jc-dar'c farm for S7cGG.-Henry Mil
has sold hts farm to Homer Harrison al
rivar possession. price $1,000. Mr.. Mill
took Mt Ha;tson's house ana not
the village towards the farm.-Mr. a:
Mrs CNs-lcs Dana of Lyndon1i.lc visit
Nrs Danas parents. Mr.. an. Mrs i.or
Harrison. Surday.-A. Il. Cock has my
his wits and daughter home fro
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June Will be held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. M. r. Mott this evening.--G.
y. Gervais had the misfortune to
break some of tho small bones in his
left foot one day last week.-Mrs.. W.
II. Ellis of st. Adams Is expected to
spend the latter part OF the week with
friends in town.
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JOHNSON

Joseph Snyder OF Lowell visited at
Jerry Barlow's last week.-Mrs.. c. f.,
Holbrook had a shock Friday and is in
critical condition The remains of Mrs.
Jane Tuliper were taken from the Va'it
and buried beside hor husband, IL, q.
Tuliper, Friday.-John S. Moore ana VIII
liam RELY have returned from bust
ness trip to the south part OF the state
Frank +. Boycs Is still in critical eta'e
with little hope of recovery. -Mrs. John
SanGs and son OF Hyde Park were IN
town Saturday.-At the last meeting or
Waterman Lodge, No. So. A. F.. Il A. NJ.
the officers We're duly Installed by Past
Master |. L. Pearl. The past year has
been n prosperous one, over " Joihihs
the lodge, under the able management
of Rollio o. Balchas, w. NJ. assis' cd
by an able list OF officcrs.-At the spc-
cial town meeting saturday the town
voted To instruct the selectmen to Dor
row a sum of money not to exceed s''"N
providing the state would raise the same
amount for repairing Railroad street
There was no opposition to the move
Lloyd Pearl of Burlington spent sun
day with his grandfather, the hon, l.
L. Poarl,-M, r.. Gonyeau and FREQ his
Top have returned from fishing "TRIP W
Alburgh.-Mrs. j. l.. Pierce visited reia
lives in North Hyde Park SATURDAY anu
has gone to Barre for a few weeks WISH
with relatives From there she goes "
! Newport to visit her nephew marry
Drown.-Mr, and Mrs. Joel Boyce OF Gam
bridge and Or, Mnott of Hyde PARK were
called here Sunday by the serious n'nes'
OF Frank Boyce.-At the caucus heiu Sa''
urday night tho following were chose.
as delegates to the State convention az
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-23

of another world wide conflict. Athle-
tic armies of the worlds greatest
powers will compete in the battle Of
speed, strength and endurance which
opens hert and runs through the sum-
mer to Sept. II. The Olympic games,
premier sporting events of the world
since the days of the ancient Greeks,
come back to the spotlight after a
lapse Of eight years.
The last Olympic games were held
in Stockholm in 1912. Berlin was to
have been the scene of the 1915 en-
counter but all Europe was wrapped
in battle at that time. Germany,
Austria and the other nations of
the central powers were denied ad-
mission to the games.
The hockey games in the Antwerp
Ice palace open the Olympic contests.
The surface of the artificial ice is
IT'S to 60 feet. Accommodations will
b; provided for more than 5000
spectators. The original plans of
holding the games on the Brussels
canal were changed recently. Five
nations will compete in the opening
event = the United States, Canada
Sweden, Norway and Denmark.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-23
REED BARRED
BY MISSOURI
AS DELEGATE
iBy United Press)

Joplin, Mo, April 23.-Following
the adoption of a report endorsing
the league of nations with only such
reservations as would not destroy the
effectiveness of the covenant, Mssou-
RI Democrats in convention assembled
still further humiliated Senator James
A. Reed, opponent of the league. to-
day by not only refusing him a place
as one of the "big four" delegates to
the national convention, but also de-
cllnlng to confirm his nominal on as
one Of the district delegates from his
own congressional district.
The fight waged against Reed in the
convention has been one of the most
bitter ever witnessed in the state.
Friends of the administration, who
controlled the convention by a large
majority, have been unrelenting in
Their dete rmination to punish the Sc
nior senator from Missouri for his
hostility against President Wilson and
his long continued warfare against
the ratification of the treaty of peace
Yesterdays session of the conven-
ton was not concluded until an early
hour this morning. Preceding ad-
journment the convention elected
eight delegates-at-large to the nation
al convention, four men and four
women, giving each one a half-vote
All of the delegates elected are pro-
ponents of the league and supporters
of the policies of President Wilson,
but will go to the national convention
uninstructed. The delegation is head
ed by Governor F. D. Gardner, with
Judge W. w. Graves of the state su-
preme court, Judge John S. Earring
ton of Springfield and Burris A. Jen-
kins of Kansas City as the three other
men delegates. The women elected
as delegate-at-large to the San Fran
cisco convention were Mrs. j. W.
Knight of King City, Mrs. Martha
Taffe of Carthage, Mrs. Date Morrow
and Mrs. James Shepherd.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-23
WILSON ASKS VIRILE
SUPPORT FOR LEAGUE
BY L. C. Martin.

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
Washington, April 23.-President
Wilson has served notice on the Dem
ocratic party that he will not consent
to have the adoption of the covenant
Of the league of nations made minor
issue in the forthcoming national cam
paign or to have it given support in
perfunctory manner.
Democratic leaders drew this con-
cluson today when commenting upon
the letter which the president for
warded to the Democratic state con-
vention in Kansas He insists that
the league of nations be made the
paramount issue both in the conven-
ton at San Francisco and in the
presidential and congressional cam
paign thereafter.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-23
3-YEARPR|S0N
TERM VERDICT
ON CA|L[AUX
tBv limited Press>

Paris, April 23.-Sitting as trial
court, the French senate today pass
ed sentence of three years in prison on
former Premier Joseph Caillaux, con-
victed of near treason during the war.
Caillaux was acquitted, by the ver-
dict of the trial court yesterday, of
the major charge of treason brought
against him.
By sentencing Caillaux to prison, the
French senate has probably closed
the most dramatic chapter in French
history since the Dreyfus trial. Call
auX was accused of correspondence
with Germany in an effort to further
his own political interests and to over
throw the government of France.
Bolo Pasha, the German agent who
acted as intermediary between Gail
aux and the Berlin government, was
arrested when the plot was uncovered,
md met death as spy. AS evidence
# interest the French people took in
he trial, crowds of citizens stood for
1ours yesterday in the Luxembourg
rardens while the senate cast ballots
o determine the fate of the former
PREMIER.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-23
BALLOT TODAY
TESTS HOOVER
AS CANDIDATE
By Harold D. Jacobs.

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent.
New York, April 23-The first
real test of the strength of Herbert
Hoover as candidate for the Republi-
can presidential nomination will come
today in the Montana primaries. OPP
posed to him will be Senator Warren
G. Harding Of Ohio, General Wood of
New York, Senator Johnson Of Cali
fornia and Gov. Frank 0. Lowden Of
Illinois. The three candidates last
named made personal campaign in
Montana preceding the vote today.
Eight dele gates are at stake in the
Montana primaries, both for the De-
mocratic and Republic candidates. 1t
is believed that the results of the pri-
saries will pledge the Democratic dele
gates to a definite choice for the
nomination.
Republicans will hold their state
convention in Nevada tomorrow, and
then there will be a surcease of poll
tics until next Tuesday when Repub
lican state primaries viii be held in
Massachusetts, New Jersey and Ohio,
and state Conventions will be held in
Idaho and Washington. Democrats
will hold state primaries in Massachu-
sets, New Jersey and Ohio on the
same date.
Politicians regard the vote in New
Jersey as critical for the campaign
by Senator johnson. The issue in that
state will be one between his policies
and those of President Wilson. A
victory for him in the Jersey primar-
les would have telling effect in other
states, it is believed.
Tuesdays vote in Nebraska nuts
William j. Bryan back in the Demo-
cratic national convention as one of
its foremost, if not its leading figure.
Today's report give Bryan slight
gains over the fifth man in the race
TOR delegate at large. AS the ballot
stands, Senator Hitchcock has elected
two delegates by the highest votes poll
ed, while Bryan has elected a Brvan
candidate and himself to seats in the
convention.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-23
REQUEST i. s.
Navy PROTECT
FROM MEXICO

Washington, April 23.-Reouests
from Americans on the coast of Mex
leo on the Pacific and the Gulf of Cal
lforn a, for protection by United
States warships, have been received
by the department of state. Mazatlan
is one American colony which has for
warded plea to the American gov
ernment for naval protection.
1t was announced by the state de-
partment that the requests have been
referred to Secretary of War Baker
and Secretary of the Navy Daniels for
action.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-23
REVOLTERS HALTED
IN TAMPICO BATTLE
tSv United Press.

Mexico, City, April 23.-General
Juan Barragan, chief of staff of the
Carranza army, announced today that
federal forces in the Tampico district
have severely defeated Gomez rebels.
lie said that the rebels launched their
attack with the intention of spread
lng the revolution sarted by General
obregon, strongest opponent of Cen
eral Carranza Tor the Mexican presi-
dency.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-23
U.S.. ENVOY GOES
TO ENTENTE MEET
(By United Press)

San Reno, Italy, April 23-Robert
Underwood Johnson, United States
ambassador to Italy, arrived today
from Rome to attend the council of
entente premiers. Mr.. Johnson will
act unofiicially as the representative
of the United States at the series of
conferences, and will observe proceed
ings.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-23
SONORA MAKES ROAD
OPEN FOR CARRANZA

Auga Prieta, Mexico, April 23.-A
representative of the Sonora seces
sionsts from the Carranza govern
ment arrived here today to be con
veniently placed should General Car
ranza carry out his announced inten
ton and make peace overtures to tn,
Sonora faction. Mexico City advicei
state that Carranza is anxious t,
make peace with the rebel state.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-23
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK.

East st. Louis, April 23.-Cattle
Receipts 1900, market dull and weak
top S14.50, Hogs: Receipts 1900
market dull and lower. top SIG
Sheep: Receipts $50, market strong
top $50.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-23
OPEN FIRST EVENTS
IN OLYMPIC GAMES

(By United Press1
Antwerp, Belgium, April 23.-Bel-
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msnL laup lois. ficnnn $1,000 cash
Corner lut Pierre, UntVmsni s3rnu
r'uml and r-i. same lot jackson.
kNHIn. struH rnat
rom. maicrn. new bunraioe rs,Ior
Kigau
p,cms mrhfr east front TAYLOR. raagr
if,vs. lawn. sGinn tf1ao cash
W"ms h.rc l"t harm. u0a. East iihs
$500.
ooui y Buchanan igioa 5000 cash
balance 80 month
Q uzpna cost front. eorncr bit. nushansn
$500 siiin cash
~ MONS. siri,iN mo,ctu. bots. CORNER.
roli s2o.ono half cash
90 iua, east tuui bot. Madi.on, fi'oh fiuu
Zach
g iuomf. str,ih n,~lrfn. ria.tsrcd dlc.
r'ate, funncr. in isal b.n,k jafhson. tree.
s3na $4,000 cash
teans \ Polk. sasoo. third ca.h
So. CANADIAN a SONS
Eskls building
Phones . offfs lsie. Residence 1913.