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WoMEN's LEAGUE MEETS.

The Presbyterian Women's league held social meeting at the Y. w. c. A. yesterday afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-08
IS CONVAlESCENT.

Miss Edna Newman, principal of Central school. who has been i'll at her home for several days. is improving.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-08
FROM TUCSON.

B. L. Smith of the Buxton Smith company returned yesterday from a trip to Tucson.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-08

RETURNS FROM PHOENIX.
 II. A. Gelmain has returned from Phoenix where he has been for the past 20 days.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-08

sANDSMEN OF AMERICAN LEGION.
 Report at Band Room with instru- mcnts tonight, D. m. sharp. lmpor- tant engagement. J. w. NcRae, Band Leader
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-20
GLOBE THEATRE
ORCHESTRA TO
Be ENLARGED

On Friday evening of this week the
Globe Theatre launches its latest ad-
dition, an enlarged orchestra of six
pieces. Theatre goers in this vicinity
are to be given a picture house treat
that cannot be eXcelled in the state
of Vermont. Larger theatres than
the Globe in different Vermont ci les
are using three and four pieces only.
Patrons of the progressive Globe
Theatre are to witness the best in
photoplays which will be interpreted
musicallv by an orchestra of skilled
musicians under the Leadership of
Director A. E. Droun.
The new enlarged orchestra con-
sists of the following musicians:
A. E. Drouin, Pianist and Conduc-
tor; Paul E. Sergeant, Violinst
George E. Mcleod, Trumpet; Ray
mond r. Laughlin, Cellist; Obrey
Strong, Clarionette, and Carlyle L.
Sargeant, Drums, Miranda and Eff
fects. adv.
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west emu VI llt OIllOIl station lelc
today. Fou rof the bodies taken from
the wreck are those of women. SO
far as could be learned none of the
passengers on the Chicago Boston
train were hurt. The Chicago and
Boston express ran throuh an open
switch not far from the station and
sideswiped the train from Buffalo on
her way west. The third day coach
from the engine was overturned and
all the casualties are believed to have
occurred there. Rescue forces were
quickly at work and in a short time
six bodies had been taken out. Part
of a seventh body, rescue workers
said was in plain sight but thev had
so far been unable to eXtr,cata it
from the wreckage. Fifteen of the
injured were removed to hospitals.
The body of a baby was recovered
from the wrecked car and two Of the
injured died making a total of nine
deaths.
Railroad officials were informed
that party of signal repair men
working near the station became con
fused when theysaw the two paSsen-
ger trains coming from opposite Dir
ections and one of them was throw
ing a switch when th1 train from
Buffalo rushed by. The next instant
the crash came. One of the dead was
believed to be a signal man.
Some of the injured were so badly
hurt that hospital physic ans said
they expected the list Of casualties to
be increased. All of he victims were
on the Buffalo Cleveland train.
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SILVER JUBILEE
DAY At NOTRE
DAME CHURCH
Children of Parish Give Re-
ception to Their Pastor
Tuesday Night

The sun shines bright on the eXer-
cisoo a+ Notrc Dame narish and
oL.,., :. loo. ~ .ho c;1,,., iuh1oo
ciiuIcI' Il. ho',o' u '''e 'o'iN.i J'''ieN
OF keV. ff. }. A. l'fouhIhS pastor
ate. The event also commentaries
the consecration of the church and
marks an important chapter in the
life and history Of the church and
IT'S COMMITMENTS.
The entertainment at the Colonial
Tuesday bv the children of the paro-
chial school in honor Of Fr Drouhin's
silver ublee as pastor of the church
was great success and an occasion
lono to he remembered The musical
program included several selections
bv St. Gabriers band selections bv
the boy choir Of Notre Dame and by
the GIRLS of Mt. st. Joseph Academy.
and a iollv little play. "Savnette. lie
petit Avenqle", the characters being
nternreted very cucccssfullv bv I
A. Provost, f, Dumas, /. Sevipny, II.
Tremblay. All the parts we're we'll
nlaved and reflected much credit ON
the ability Of the vounp actors,
A delightful feature Of the even
ioo.', nrooram, If anvone mart could
ho sinolpd ONT fo1, snociaI mention
was the welcome address and nresen-
-ation of hoautiful f1oral t,ibute 10
Fr Drouhin. the "reminiscences thc
presentation of S25 in cold hv thc
hovs of s. Gabriel school, the nrps-
onta+ion of 500 in GOLD bv the oi,Is Of
VT ST Josenh Academy and the
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-20
SOLDIERS W. OIL.
TAKEN BACK TO
FORT ANDREWS
Detail Comes After Four
Service Men Captured
In Newport

Sergeant John Scott. in charge Of
n detail, consisting of himself, Colpo-
raj Francis Vaughn, and Private Will
liam Henning, arrived in Newport
Tuesday mornin" from Fort Andrews
at Boston Harbor, to take back with
him the four soldiers who are
charged with being absent without
leave. The men will not be court mar
tailed for deSertion as was erroneous
ly reported in the newspapers, but
upon their return to Fort Andrews
will probably receive company pun
iShment.
The men who decided to try A. W.
O. L., were arrested by Sheriff E. J.
Hill, and Constable O. A. SWEET, a
few days ago and have been confined
in Orleans county jail. Having evi-
IDENTIFY travelled via the "bumpels'
from Boston. the quartet became
hungry and helped themelves TO the
dinner pals of section men, on the
Canadian Pacific tracks near the
Famant Grove. The soldiers gave
their names as r. B. Hill, Josenh
Hussey, II. A. Weeks, and r. W.
Lewis.
Constable SWEET wired the post
commander at Boston Harbor and a
detachment in charge OF Sergeant
Scott reported to carry back the Of
tenders
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A Newspaper Covering
the Entire Northeast Sec
ton of Vermont State
Every Working Day.
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Don of soldiers responded and the
men were transported under guard
to Ellis Island. According to Immi-
grafton officials the Logan cargo of
stowaways breaks all records in stow
away traffic. Officers of the ship said
the men came aboard one by one at
Naples and were not discovered in
the hold until the vessel was on the
way to New York. officials of the
Phelps Line, which operates the Lo-
gan said they believed there is well
ORGANIZED "rino" in Italian ports
which is systematically attempting to
smuggle immigrants into America
Some of the men who arrived today
had previously been in this country
LA TOURAINE Tea reduced to
40c a canister. adv
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-20
NINE DEAD AND FIFTEEN HURT IN NWRECK
MAY SETTLE BRITISH
MINERS STRIKE

LONDON, Oct. 20-Negotiations
which might settle the strike of BRIT
ish miners were today believed to be
assured. Government offic ais and
labor leaders who outlined the + posi-
tions before the opening session of
Parliament have shown their desire
to reach an understanding and belief
was general today that proposals
were in preparation by both sides of
the controversy. Premier Lloyd
George has definitely declared he is
ready to enter into negotiations but
he has laid emphasis on the fact that
the government wants final settle
ment of the Differences which brought
about cess,%s,a = of work in British
mines last Safe y. He has stated
that plans for M5. etive wage in
crease, pending a plete adjust
ment would not be So actory as
tnat method of meeting present
siuation would threaten tro. later.
Coal production he holds mus in
creased and he may submit some
posal which will deal with this phi. e
of the situation. In addition to tax
ing up the subject of wages and the
price to be charged for coal. The
Daily Mail says if the miners are will
inq definitely to agree that an ad-
vance of two shillings given now may
be withdrawn at the end of Decem-
Der if production is not increased by
that time The government will con-
slider such proposal. The govern
ment will. however, inflexibly, insl It
upon its position regarding produc-
ton, the newspaper says. One of the
strongest lumors relative to a pos
Sible settlement comes from the SO.
Wales coal fields which has been e.
cognized as the main district of dis
satisfaction and eXtremism. A Car
diff dispatch to the London Times
SAYS it is stated there that the end
of the deadlock may be reached in
three or four days, The statement
seems to be made with confidence and'
it has created a stir In the mean
time, reports of the closing of indus
tries accumulate, coupled with as er-
tions that workers in other trades,
who are losing employment through
the miners strike, are showing re-
sentiment. This is said to be esp c
tally noticeable in the iron and stee
districts and the neighboring part CT
Northeastern England.
LONDON. Oct. 2O-The National
Union OF Railway men, the executive
Of the transport workers and the par
liamentary committee of the Trade
Union Congress all met today to con,
slider their attitude towards the coal
strike. After two hours Of discussion
the railway mems union adjourned
until tomorrow. The Railway clerks
of Wales passed resolution urging
the clerks to link up with the other
unions in support of the miners even
TO the extent of leaving their work,
The railway delegates realize that
anything might happen within day
or two in the way of renewed nego-
tiations and that an immediate rail
way strike might he unnecessary. The
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The Weather

Fair tonight and Thurs
day. Little change in
temperature. Moderate
winds.
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vest end of the Union station here
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LOGAN BRINGS
AZ STOWAWAYS

NEW YORK, Oct. 20-Forty-tWo
stowaways who boarded the steam
ship Logan in Naples were removed
under a heavy military guard when
the vessel arrived here today They
attempted to make a break for free
dom as the Logan docked and a hur-
Iied call was sent to the army trans
poltation service for help. A plat
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-20
REPUBLICAN
RALLY NEyT
SATURDAY NIGHT
Eloquent Speakers Engaged
Women to Canvass for
New Voters

A big republican rally is booked
for next Saturday evening at the Ar
mory.
The speakers will be Gov. John r.
Bartlett of New Hampshire and Mrs.
Francis H. Kelley Of New York City.
st. Johnsbury people will welcome
the opportunity to see and hear the
able chief executive of our sister
state. Gov. Bartlett is a clean,
strong statesman and has a habit Of
saying things which are worth hear
ing.
Mrs. Francis II. Kelley is a pleas
ing speaker and comes with real
message for the new voters. She has
nothing of the militant suffragette
about her speech OF manner. She is
real woman with something TO say
which will be interesting both to
women and men.
There was a very good attendance
att he meeting of the Woman's Re-
publican club at the Museum class
room Tuesday evening and fine
spirit of willingness to help was
shown. One Of the principal objects
of the meeting was to assist in the
registration of new voters and to help
the new voters at the coming cleo
ton. 1t was decided to hold Il mass
meeting for all women at the Town
hall, Tuesday evening where detail
ed instructions will be given how to
mark the ballots correctly. Questions
may be freely asked at this meeting.
Ladies are especially urged to regis
ter either on Oct. 20 or at the last
meeting on Saturday, Oct. 80.
TIL check list for the November
election on Tuesday, Nov 2 has been
posted in several places throughout
the town and notice is given that the
first meeting of the board of civil
authority will be held on Wednesday
afternoon, Oct 20, and that the last
meetings of the board will be on
Saturday, Oct. 80, at in the after
noon and at 7 in the evening.
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Chicago-Boston Express Sideswipes
Bufalo-Cleveland Tram at Erie,
Pa.---Rescue Parties Busy
(By the Associated Press)

ERIE, Pa, Oct 20-Nine persons are known to have
heen killed and at least Is injured when Chicago and
Boston Limited the New York Central Railroad side
swped the Buffalo, Cleveland train, westbound at the
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LA TOURAINE Tea reduced tt
40c canister. adv.
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Colocaciones.

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Compras.

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18
WOULD GIVE WAY
TO PAID PARTMEHT
Wilmington Firemen are Willing
but Want Action by Entire
System.

The proposal to disband the volunteer
fire companies and make way for a paic
department was again discussed at last
night meeting of the executive com.
mttee of the Wilmington Fire Depart
rnent, III Liberty Fire Co s hall. Attend
ancc was large
Members of the committee reiterated
on the floor that their companies were
willing t. see the volunteer service re-
placed with paid department. but were
opposed 10 action by any individual com
panV which might impair the service
bat there Is any general sentiment
among the tlTemen for disbandment WAS
demed. A member OF Friendship Co.
hotiy denied that the company had ever
decided AT any meeting to sell its house
and equipment, or that ANYBODY had ever
made an offer for the property.
he committee finally went on record
rs favoring making il obligatory upon each
company, should any su II action as dis
b9ndmcnt be conteml lated, to take the
matter up with the executive hoard
through its delegates. a few aeitators
were declared to be responsible for most
oi the taik about disbandment. The lacl
Of funds was pointed out as the greatest
1liflculty confronting the companies and
II was lntlmated that this, more than anv-
hing else would influence any eomnanv
N ITS decision upon the disbandmrnt !
proposition. This shortage was said 10 bn !
specially appl cable 10 Friendship and /
liberty COMPANIES
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18
NEW WOMEN PARITY
deer led BY LEAGUE
Align With Present Political Par
ties, Suffs Advised; Mrs. Gait
Says Examine Platform.
By Associated Press % Every gv-n,,g

By Associated Press to Every Evening
chicago, Feb. lS.--Ahgnment OF women
voters with existing political parties and
abandonment Of efforts 70 inauzurata a
pohtcai organization Of their own TODAY
had the support Of leaders Of the ieagIle
Oh women VOTERS SUCCESSOR. to The
National American Woman SlffraQp As
soclatlon. Republican and Democratic
members OF the league and Mrs. Carrie
chapman Catt, retiring president of tbe
suffrage ASSOCIATION. urged the women
to affiliate with their respective parties
but not to become regulars" and 90 ~
the Pols as mere endOrsers OF platforms
others had written.
Never indorse a platform ysIthout
ihtaii,lgent consideration OF its plauks, but
ny al means enroll, as party machinery
IS necessary, SAID Mrs. Gait in her fare
wei address as head Of the association
Get INTO party and make il what
you want 1t 20 be, Miss Mary Garrett
aay, chairman Of the National Executive
committee of the N0man's Division Of
the Repubiican party, told the mass meet
ing which marked the end Of the Suffraec
Association. i do not believe their
should ever be a woman : party Of an,
KIND. Women and men must work to-
gether politically. If YOU don Z Use v0r
vote the ants will. Get into some marty
/ hope it viii be the Republican party.
Mrs. George Bass, chairman of ths
Womens Democratic Committee. de-
Jared she believed the Democratic partv
IS the most reliable instrument for fbe
women Of the United States in the matter
Df government.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18
PETER J. GRANT
DIES SUDDENLY
Accidentally Overcome by Gas at
His Residence. Ola French
Street.

/ Accidently turning on tho burners If \
small gas stove. IL - believed. Peter J
/ Grant, 81 years. as overcome hy gas
! and died before aid )uld be secured. M
hrs home, Ga French street. this morning
According 60 Mrs Nollio Grant his
wife, she had been to the home of relatives.
! helping 10 take care nf the children
About ) o clock this morning. she told an
Every Evening reporter. she awokc and
seeming to feel that there was something
wrong ~ her home. dressed and loft to ru
there ON arriving ~ the room IN the
house 6lf French street. where she and
her husband did light housekeeping. she
found Grant lying on the bod and two
oi the burners ot the stove upcn She
screamed when she saw him, and Tho
Other tenants Of the house rushed to the
scene tn thc cause of tho trouble When
they arrived they found faint signs Of life
IN the body and one of the men rushed ont
10 try 10 locate a doctor, after which he
ran Ia the engine house Of the Washington
Fire Co. Third and French streets. and /
telephoned che police 10 send an am 1
bulanCe The ambulance and pulmotor
were hurried 10 the hnusP btt when they
got there Grant had hrcathed his last
Mrs. Grant told the reporter her hus-
band. who was very fond of coffee evi.
IDENTIFY eaIpe home while she was cut last
night aud turned Gu tho burners under
The coffee pot, which Is kept on the stove.
and forgot To apply match to the gas.
She said he had done that a number of
lmcs and II was only through her dis
'overy that she saved hun from being
lsphyxiated before The coroner. who
Investigated the case this morning gave
MS opinion that the cause Of death was
accidental
Mr. Grant is survived by hrs wife and
wo step-daughters Mrs. Frederick Hosier,
's Lombard street. and Miss Edith
Darby. who lives with her sister. Mrs.
irant was formerly Mrs James Darby
Mr. Darby having been dead about IS
ears
Although a moulder by trade. Mr.
irant was employed until his death bv
he Amalgamated Leather Go as n
morocco worker tie was we'll known /
bout this city having lived here all his
ife. He was member Of the Liberty Fire
%, the Firemens Beneficial Association
nd the Loyal Order Of Moose.
James i. killroy. undertaken took
barge of the body Arrangements for
he funeral viii be made later.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18
ANOTHER THEATRE RUMOR.
But IL is Denied That Central ChurcI
Property Has Been Sold.

Positive denial OF the reported sale
OF the property at us Market street was
made this morning by Julian b. Robin
son, the owner. He laId the currency of
the report to the fact that his land ad-
Joins the plot on King street occupied
by the Central Presbyterian Church
which also was reported to have been
bought for theatrical uses, and would thus
afford an entrance from Market street.
An inquiry as to whether Central
Church property has been sold was met
with prompt nothing doing from a
member OF the church board of trustees.
who is In position to know.
While the idea of such uses of the two
properties has undoubtedly occurred TO
operators, there has been nothing actually
done so fAr