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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-24
SALISBURY VALLEY


J. Murphy lost valuable COW last
week.
Mrs. Robert Niles has been housed
by hard cold.
Floyd Bouplon was Bennington
visitor recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Allen were Sun
day guests at S. Centers.
John Costello of Cambridge was in
the valley on business Friday.
c. l.. Peacock was in Troy, Albany
and Glens Falls on business last week.
Ellis Bouplon; Eddy Marshall FIJI
more were at their homes over Sun
day.
Emory Bouplon returned Sunday
from Troy where he visited seve al
days.
Albert Andrew and John Murphy
were in North Bennington on business
Saturday.
VIM Shaw of Hoosick Falls was an
over Sunday guest at the home of F.
NJ. Pierce
Clyde Fuller was in Cambridge on
business Friday. He reports the roads
as passable,
Newell Bennett of Salisbury visit
ed his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Phennor
Bennett recently.
There is a vast depth of snow on
the ground and people are in hopes it
will go gradually.
Mrs. B. w. Niles returned from
Herkimer last week and while there
was i'll, is improving.
John Peacock visited his daughter
in Hoosick Fails recently. He re-
turned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gulley and
family of SALISBURY visited at Adel
bert Woodlands Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atwood Allen returned
from their wedding trip Tuesday and
will reside in White Geek.
= The sugar makers are beginning TO
tap their trees. 10 yea ago the
sugar season was closed at this time
Harry Bahan and son of Bennington
and Clifford IeBa ron and W fe and
guests, visited at o. Fillmore's Sun
day.
Bernard the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Hill of White Creek, who
has been seriously i'll of pneumonia, is
recovering.
William Gaefka has purchased the
farm owned by ]. r. Barker IN the
valley and will move theer as soon as
the roads will permit.
Mrs. John Bennett has returned
home f.om an extended visit in
Waterford and has as her guest her
sister, Mrs, Edward Green.
Mrs Lyman Barber, who has been
staying with her brother Charles
since the death of their parents, re
turned TO her home in South Shaf-~
bury Sunday.
Married in Cambridge, March Is
Atwood Allen of White Greek and
Miss Sarah Green, one OF the Oneon-
ia Normal school faculty by Rev.
Kingman GoIedge of White Greek.
Atwood was one OF the returned sol
diess of Co NJ, who was seriously
wounded The happy couple have
many friends who extend hearty
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-24
Pass the Word On.

READ this to the man who cannot
read English" is the request of the
Tnppan Zee high school Piermont.
n. J.. at the beginning and close OF
the hondbills calling attention to the
night schools. The bill calls the at.en-
tion of the alien adult to the proper
place where he can learn what IS
meant by liberty; his rights, psiyi-
leges and duties; about his govern
ment and how to secure his citizen pa.
pers. The school is open to both men
and women.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-24

Textilit consists Of a paper thread
aud a fiber thread twisted together,
and, though the percentage of Tong
fiber is very small, it is claimed TO
have yielded products that the UNI
initiated cannot distinguish from the
farmer linen andl iute fabrics.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-24
MOTHERS, Do THIS
When the Children Cough,
Rub Musterole on Threats
and Chests

No telling how soon the symptoms
may develop into Group, or worse. And
then's when you're glad you have a
Jar of Musterole at hand to give
prompt, sure relief. 1t does not blister.
AS first aid and a certain remedy,
Mr3terole is excellent. Thousands of
mothers know it. You should keep
Jar in the house, ready for instant use.
tits the remedy for adults, too. Re-
licves sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis,
Group, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia,
headache, congestion, pleurisy, rheu-
matism lurnbago, pains and aches of
back or Joints, sprains, sore muscles,
chilblains, frosted feet and colds of the
chest lit often prevents pneumonia.
30c and 60c jars; hospital size $3.50
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-24
Eal.lno women,e werit.

While Eskimo men are hunting polar
bear and wairus The women and chill
dren are busy catching the greater
part Of the fish and birds to be stored
AWAY for food supply during the six
months winter.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-24
Red nd White Elac.

The Roman signal for battle was
the unfurEing Of a red dag. The white
Gag is token Of peace in every part
of the world. +
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-24
charges which goes into effect April

charges which goes into effect April
and which is as follows.
Minimum Office charge S LOO
Day Calls, 7 a. IN. to G p. m. 200
Night calls, p. m. to 10 p. m. 300
Night calls, 10 p. II. 10 a, IN. 400
Minimum obs etrlcal fee 1000
All calls after delivery extra
charge. Travel outside village limits
10 cents a mile and fraction Thereof.
G. W. Bartlett,
c. s. Buchanan,
A. S. NJ. Chisholm,
F. e. Dean, ST.,
F. b. Dean. jr.,
Il. NJ Gardiner,
II, S, GooGall,
F, ]. Hurley,
J. ID. Lane,
D, v, o'Donnell,
w. E. Putnam,
j. H. Reichling,
l.. H. Ross,
F. A. Tobin,
j. B. = Woodruff.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-24

Because of the increased costs at
tending the practice of tneir profess
sion, the Bennington physicians have
agreed upon. a revised schedule of
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-24
MEDICAL SERVICES

New Schedule Of Rates Adopted by
Bennington Physicians
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-18

A j0v6 vasarnap a delutani
vonattal, mcly elhagy.ja 3.15-kol'
Youngstown, elmegy a SIT. Ist-
van templom plebanosa Nilesba
es oft fogja hallgatni a gy6naso-
kat az angol tcmplomban. We
gyek ezt a nilcsi hivek Szivcs tn.
aomasul.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-18

Remek darabra kesziil a Kos
snth K0r derek miikedvel6 gar
daja Husvet vasarnapjan el6ad-
ia a "Pr6bahazassagot,'' ez a
nepszerii, igazi magyaros darabot.
mely eredekelni fog mindenkit. A
darab szerepeit mar kiosztotta!l
es a szerepl0k, akiknek soraiban
a legtehetsegesebb miikedvel6ink
vannak, szorgalmasan kesziilnek.
hogy g0rdiilekenyen adjak el5 a
szinmiivet, mely el6relathat6la /.
tlgen nagy k0z0nseget fog vonzani
a Kossuth k0r nagytermebe. Ha
tervez mulatsagot husvetra. uov
ne hagyja Xxi a szamitasbol ezt a
kltiino alkalmat, ahol j6l mulat-
hat es sZorakozhat.
A darab sikeret az is garantalia
hogy a rendezest Molnar Laios
yallalta niagara.
A jovedelem fele magyaror.
sZagi inseges gyermekeknek lesz
elkuldve a Hoover bizottsag at
ian.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-18
ELFOGOTT GYILKOSOK

Edward luncheon es Leo Fo-
bert Youngstown banditakat, a
kiket a rcndorseg januar clejc
ota orszagszertc k0r0z0tt, he
ten Dctroitban l2, puskaval hl-
fegyverkczett rendor elfogta. A
ket banditat, akik mar szamos
evet t0lt6ttek fegyhazban, ier6s
fedczct alatt Youngstownba hoz-
TAX, ahol most a megyei bort0n-
ben gyilkossag vadja latt var
iak a f6targyalast.
A k6t banditat avval vadolja a
rend6rseo, hogy januar lien XII
csaltak Anthony Vernucci olas2
maganbankart a Logan roadra
avval az iriigygycl, hogy 20 Ia
da valodi viszkit adnak el ncki
$2200-ert. MikOr kiertek az vi
cgy elhagyott helyere, oft meg0l-
elk Vernuccit, de a penzt mem ta-
laltak meg nala, inert AIT Yer
nucci egy szalonos baratjara biz
/ ta. Ez a szalonos es egy mask
otasz embcr, ak Vernuccival wolf
; es akire szinten ral0ttck bandi
| tax, hatArozottan fclismcrt6k &
/ ket gazemberben azokat az embe
reket, aki ka zal-viszki vasar1
aajnlottak. A rend6rseg meg
mindig nyomoz egy harmadib
ember utan, aki szinten tagi;
volt a rabl6gyilkos bandanak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-18
Milliok aldjak ma
A BULCAR YER TEA
Feltalalojat

Bulgar V6rteat vilagszertc a nepek
milli6i hasznaljak Is dicserik, inert Sc
giti 6ket egeszsegik mcgtartasaban. A
levelek czrei erkeznek es dicserik en-
mex a hires orvossagnak feltalal6jat.
Egyesck AIT irjak, hogy tea megmen-
tette Gket az influenzatGl, masok, hogy
megakadalyozta tiid6gyuladast. Ma
sok ism6t ait irjak, hogy beteg gyom
ruk meggy6gyult es hogy megkony-
nvebbiilest szereztek szekrekedes, vese-
baj es verbajokban. Senkinek ottho-
nab0l ne hianyozzon ez a hires gy6gy-
seer, legyen mindig kennel, hogy ak
kor, amikor szikseg van ra, egy kis
citroml6vcl forr6n ihato legyen. Ha-
tasa gyors.
Mcnjen a gy6gyszertarba es kerjen
egy csomag Bugar Verteat (ne fogad-
Jon cl utanzatot). Ha elfogyott volna,
akkor irion azonnal es mi postafordul-
tavat IS biztositva megkGldjHk 0nnek.
Kuldj6n $l.25-t egy nagy dobozert,
vagy $315-t 3 dobozert, vagy $5.25-t
6 dobozert. Gin: Marvel Products Co..
554 Marvel Building, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-18
JOTEKONY ADOMANYOK

Bartha Peter, akinek a Salt
Spring road 1900. szamu hazban
van meszaros es hentes iizlete, IS
dollart adott j6tekony celra. Ezen
osszegbol Is dollart sziberiai
hadifoglyoknak, 10 dollart pedie
'az Amerikai Magyar Sz0vetseg-
n"k adott.
Kolozsvary Erzsike egy 5 dolla-
ros War Saving belyeeet adott
~ ehezo magyar gyermekeknek.
Molnar Lajos, Kossuth K6Y
diszeln0ke, szinten 5 dolIart adott
q gyermekek reszere.
Az adomanyokat illetekes hely-
re juttattuk, honnan mar meg
biildtek a nyugtakat a nemes szi-
III adakoz6knak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-18
HlREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0L


hogyan, hanem resZe volt olyan
vegtisztessegben, amcly nemcsak
szep, de igazan fenyes volt. Ko-
vacs Karoly sogoranak es mas,
hozza k0zelall6knak gondjnk volt
ARA, hogy Kandiko Gy0rgy olyan
vegtisztessegben reszesiilj0n, ami
n0ben odahaza csak a hat0kr0s
gazdak szoktak volt reszesiilni a
regi 10. vilagban. A temetes XII
indult a Girard Roadon fekv0' ha-
lottas hab6l, a Scent IStvan temp
lomban folytatasa volt es Kal-
vAria temet6bcn ert vtgct. Fran
czovszky Danyi mesteri bucsuzta-
tot mondott ezen a tpmctesen.
ugymint a Hidassy tcmet6sen is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-18

A SIT. Istvan templom pleba-
nosa figyelmezteti a hiveket, hogy
az ajtokiiszobon van a husvet,
tehat ne feledkezzenek meg ke-
reSzteny katholikus k0telessG
gilkrol. Minden kereszteny katho
likus embernek a scent b8itben,
mely megel6zi a husvGtot, gy6n-
MIA es aldoznia kell. Rata tchat
hivek, tegyetek meg a mi k0teles
segtek. Az utolso k6t vasarnapra
ne halassza ell senki czt a k0teles-
seget. A plebanos minden nap
hallgat gyonasokat reggeli
orakban. Szombaton pcdig 3-5-
ig delutan es este 7-9-ig.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-18
JONNEK A SZINESZEK

Szende Bella szintarsulata is
met koriinkben lesz vasarnap es-
te. A tarsnlat, melynek egyes
tagJai maris kedvencei a youngs-
town. magyar kozonsegnek. Ba-
konyi es Huszka 3 felvonasos ope-
rettjet, az "Aranyviragot," fog
iak el0adni. A darab baios ze-
n6ju es mulatsagos, igazi hazai
operette es erdemes ARA, hogy a
magyarsag megnezze. Az el5-
adas Vasarnap este s 6rakor KEY
dodlk a Kossuth k0r nagyterm6-
ben, 124 East Federal street. Je-
gyek el6re valthat6k Bogdany
fabornal, 366 West Federal street
alatt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-18
VI PATIKA

Horvath Miklos, aki Horvath
T!lmos magyar nyilvanos jegyz6
fla, a napokban a 432 West Fed
oral street alatt gy6gyszertart
.nyitott. A fatal Horvath ameri-
Nai egyetcmcken kesziilt a eyogy-
szcresZi palyara es hosszabb dcie
volt seged youngstown el0keld
anoerikai patikakban. Ajanljuk
az NJ vallalatot a magyarsag sz;
vcS figyelmebe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-18
ANERIKAI EI.ELMISZER- -RAK.
TARAK EUROPEAN.

Szamos joakaratu figyelmezte-
tes dacara is ezerszamra kiildik
az amerikai observation-disclosures az
eelmiszerekkel telt csomag gokat
Europa kiil0nb0z0 orszagaiba,
hogy azzal rokonaik vagy bara-
talk sorsan enyhitsenek. Az ilyen
csomagok reszben elvesztek vagy
a hosszas es bonyodalmas sZalli-
tas kGvctkezteben tartalmuk meg
romlott.
Ujbol felsz6litjuk mindazokat,
akik segiteni akarnak eur6pai
Standardization es elelmiszert
akarnak kiildcni Eur6paba, fordul
janak a Hoover segelybizottsag
altal letesitett sz0vetkezethez
vagy barmely amerikai bankhaz-
hoz, ahol 1O-50 dollar ert6kii szel
venyt vasarolhatnak, ezt a szel-
venyt elkiildik eur6pai hozatarto-
zoiknak, akik annak elleneben
Budapest, Hamburg, Vars6, Bees
es Pragaban felallitott amerikai
elelmiszer raktarakban meg
kapjak a szelveny ertek6nek meg
felel6 elelmiszert. A szelv6nyek
vasarlasa es az elelmiszerek XII
szolgaltatasa teljesen dijmentes.
Az elelmiszerek szallitasanak
~ ilyen gyors es egyszerii m6dja
elejet veszi mindazon bizonytalan-
sagnak, mely meg a k0zelmult-
ban is gyakran felmeriilt, hogy a
csomagok nagy resze vagy hasz-
nalhatatlan allapotban erkezett
rendeltetesi helyere, vagy telie-
sen nyoma veszett. Ezen allitas
igazolasara az amerikai elelmiszer
raktarak eur6pai igazgatoja a ks.
vetkez6ket jelenti:
"Danzigban a kikot5 meg ma
is tul van halmozva Amerikab6l
erkezett elelmiszerekkel, inert
sokkal t0bb csomag erkezik, mint
amennyit tovabitani tudnanak
Ezrekre megy az olyan csomagok
szama, melyek meg az elmult nya-
ron erkeztek danzigi kik0t6be
es meg ma is OFT hevernek. A
csomagok egy reszenek tartalma
Imegromlott, mas resze mar felio
TRES
Mr.. Herbert Hoover altal lete.
sitett eur6pai elelmiszer raktarak
es az utalvanyok vasarlasa lehe-
t6ve teszik gyors es biztos ella.
rast es ezzel az elelmiszerek szal-
litasanak problemaja egy eredme-
tnyes megoldast nyert
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-18
ELMARADT GYtjLES.

A Kossuth kor vasarnap estere
hirdetett gyiilese elmaradt, mi
vel ugy is k0zel van a rendes ne
gyedevi gyiiles, amelyet tekintet-
tel ARA, hogy aprilis elso vasar-
napja husvet vasarnap, marcus
utolso vasarnapjan, vagyis mar.
cius 29-an fognak megtartani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-18
KOTELEZ0 ISKOLALATOGA
TAS.

A szenatus megerositcttc Ke-
nyon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, mely k0-
telez minden polgart 16. es q.
ev k0zt, ds minden idegent, aki
mem tud angolul, 16. 6s As. evek
k0zt 6vente legalabb 200 orat is
kolaban t0lteni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-18
East Youngstown
TIsZTIKARI GYULEs

A Pet6fi egylet tisztillaranak
osszes tagjait kerem, hogy vasar-
nap delutan 2 6rakor jelenjenek
meg nalam. Megerkeztek az ui
alapszabalyok es evvel kapcsolat-
ban sok munkat kell elvegezni.
Tomory Istvan, elnok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-18
A SCENT ISTVAN TEMPLOM
KOREBOL

scent keresztsegben:
l. Margit, Halasz Janos es Ko-
vacs Maria leanya, sziil. februar
"a. Megkereszteltek marcus z
en-. Keresztsz.: Fejer Mihaly es
neje.
2. Julianna, id. Varga Gabor es
Bodor Julianna leanya, sziil. febr.
13. Megkereszteltek marcus 13.
Keresztsz. Nemeth Daniel es Sza.
b6 Julianna.
3. Ilona Erzsebet, Vereb And
ras es Nitro Zsuzsanna leanya,
jan. SEN Megkereszteltek mare.
Gan. Keresztsziil6k Matica ia
nos, Zsurki Julianna.
4. JOSEF, Reutch Henrik es
Orosz Anna fla, sziil. marcus 3.
Megkereszteltek marcus II. Ke-
resztsz.: Csaki Gabor es Csik6
Zsuzsanna.
5. Anna, Juhasz Janos es Koos
Anna leanya, sziil. marcus Gan
Meekeresztelt6k marcus IA. Ke-
rAsztsz. Zsentk6 Mihaly es Lajha
Iona.
A kovetkez6 halalozasok for
dul el6 a SIT. Tstvan templom hi
vel k0zt:
l. Bodor Andras nadujfalusi
sziil. east Youngstown lakos ell
hunyt marcius 4-en AZ ewes kora-
ban. Eltemettek marcius Gan.
2. Rcgler Lajos, Regler J6zsef
es Kozser Anna fla elhunyt mare
San 7 h6napos koraban. Teme.
tesn volt marcus 10~en a sziil3i
hazbol East Youngstownban, q
- 1stvan tcmplomb6l a Kalva
ria temet6be.
3. Hidassy Emil, Haraszin Jul
liza ferje. borzalmas gyilkossagnal
esett aldozatul marcus 10-en sc
ewes koraban. Temetese marciu.
13-an ment vegbe Girardon haz
tol, aztan a SIT. Istvan templom
Dol a Kalvaria temet6be. A tie
metes szokatlan fenynyel es pom
paval ment veghez 4 pap k0zre
mllkodesevel. A SIT. Istvan temp
lom plebanosanak Pew. Gerenda
Rev. Zalibera es Rev. Kozelek Sc
gedkeztek, xix a temt6be is kiki
sertek a halottat, hol teveken,
elet utan csendben es bekessegbe,
fogia aludni 0r0k almat.
A SIT. Istvan templom szemta
nula volt mar sok szep vegtisztcs
segnek, de meg olyat mem latott
mint amin3ben reszesiilt szeren
cetlen veget ert honfitarsunl
Hidassy Emil Sokat dolgozot
es sokat faradozott, amig cit. ha
las ozvegye tehat azzal jutalmaz
ia meg, hogy ritka fenynyel &
7 ka pompaval takarittatta ell hi
g porhiivelyet. Hidassy Emf
sz1iletett Salgotarianban eg,
fiut hagy hatra ,Arpadot, aki .ie
lenleg IL ewes, Hidassy Emil
SIT. lstvan templommal szembe1
is mindig b6kezii volt.
4. Kadik6 Gyorgy,. Mekler Re-
"a ferje, elhVnyt marcus 14-en
SIT. Erzsebet k6rhazban. Sziilet6
helye Eocs, Veszpremmegye. NJ
Je es gyermekei az 6hazaban, ahc
va 8 is kesziilt elindulni nemsc
kara, fogjak gyaszolni. "Embc
tervez, listen vegez." listen az
vegezte, hogy Kandik6 lit YOUNG
toWnban Kalvaria temetSbe
alussza az igazak almat: Kandik
Gyorgy igaz ember volt, igaz kt
reszteny katholikus ember. a ki
mem szeditett meg ez a szerencset
len leg, mely sokakat szedit me
lit Amerikaban es megfeledke,
mex arr6l, hogy kereszteny katht
llkusok. Keresztvetes k0zben l.
helte XII Kandik6 Gyorgy meme
magyar lelket. Noha csaladi
nlncs lit, megsem temettek {
Kandik6 Gyorgyot csak ugy aka1
Dr.. Pesseniehner A.
-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-27

delegation is composed Of Sc men.
each with one-half vote. The oppo.
sition, known as the "Hoke Smith-Tom
Watson group" brought a delegation
of 80, of whom ca were district dele.
gates with one-half vote each and
eight delegates at large with one-half
vote each.
on motion Of j. Bruce Kremer, Mon
tana, each side was given 80 minutes
to present its case. 1t was agreed that
the committee 90 into executive ses-
sion to vote on the contests after
the public hearing.
Contestees Present Claims
p. II. Dean, Gainesville, Ga, opened
for the Palmer delegates, He explained
there is no state law specifically GOV.
ering presidential preferential prima.
ries and in such absence the rules of
the democratic state executive commit
tee should prevail.
He said the executive committee unan.
imously agreed that the national del.
egates should be chosen from among
the friends of the delegates who re-
ceiyed the largest county unit vote,
This agreement, he added, was known
10 all candidates, was widely published
and none Of the presidential candi.
dates objected TO it before the primary.
Al the primary. A. Mitchell Palmer
received l4S votes, Thomas Watson 1872
and Hoke Smith l0s. Later Mr.. Dean
said, Watson claimed he was not
hound hNf .,s.,
rule and combined with the Smith
forces in naming anti.Palmer dele
gates. Dean claims that the execu.
tive committee rules under which the
primary was held should prevail.
Opening for the anti-Palmer group,
II. II. Perry of Gainesville spoke on
Clark Howell's long service in the
national committee and of the high
regard in which he is held by its
members. He spoke OF Mr.. Howells
fairness and said he hoped the com.
mittee would not be swayed by per.
sonal considerations but would con.
slider the case on its merits.
Mr. Perry argued that the election
of the SmithWatson delegates was
regular. They were chosen by the
state convention which. he claimed.
was the parent body. The credentials
of the anti.Palmer men, he said. were
inaccurate In stating that these dele.
gates had been elected in pursuance
Of the results of the primary. He
pointed out that the credentials of
the Smith.Watson men were certified
by the chairman of the convention,
while the credentials Of the opposition
delegates were certified by the secre-
tary Of the executive committee.
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ingmen and the same to whom his
confidential clerk writes letters Civ
ing instructions that they dare not
give in public with regard to the la
boring men.
But they are not scorned as gold
laced gentlemen when he meets
them in rich clubs of Now York anc
Washington"
Asserting the navy should be so
organized that al technical re-
sponsibility rests upon the shoulders
OF a naval officer. Admiral Decker de-
clared this was no Prussianism, but
common sense. What Is needed" he
said, is naval officer big enough
and broad enough to pun the navy
out of the slough into which it has
been thrust and revive the time
honored feeling of glorying in the
service and sacrifice that the country
has always demanded Of their navy
and in return for which it has be.
slowed honor and respect upon its
members"
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SCOUTS RETURN FROM
TEN DAYS OUTING At
CAMP TURNER IN THE
ARbUCKLE NOUN TA|NS

Tired and worn out, but happy with
joys well spent, forty Boy Scouts re-
turned home yesterday from ten
days outing at Camp Turner, the OF.
ficial, permanent camp of Ardmore
Scouts, Turner Falls.
In response to an appeal issued in
the Ardmoreite Friday Secretary Bar
ron .of the Chamber of Commerce was
kept busy Saturday morning answer =
ing calls and giving directions to a
large group of citizens who volun-
teered their service to bring the boys
home. And by 10 o'clock the required
number of cars were on the way.
There Were plenty of cars, and all
of the boys reached home greatly
appreciative of the kindness extendi
them by the people of the city who
motored to the camp for them, there.
by saving them a long, tresome walR.
While the pleasures of the first
days were considerably marred by
continued rains, the past week wa,
thoroughly enjoyed by the Scouts
great deal of practical scouting
was studied and the boys declare
that the week was the very fines,
in the world"
number of visitors were present
during the week, and all speak in
highest terms of the management of
the camp and the splendid conduct
of the boys.
With the exception of one boy, who
was sent home for disobedience, Scou,
Executive Reid, who was in personal
charge of the camp, throughout the
time, stated that this group of boys
Is the best all round group it has
been his pleasure to direct.