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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-06
NEDOSTATEk BYTU A
MESTSKA RADA.
Novy navrh proti vyderacnym
domacim. Trakcni spolecnost
ma pomaha.i svym zrizencIm
X novostavbam vlada ma
pujGit Clevelandu stany.

,
skG rady uvazovano opet 0 sta
vajlcim nedostatku bytu q ko-
ri5tnictvi n6kterych domacich.
Radni Dittrick vytasil Sc no.
wynn navrhem ohlednG zvlaStnl
m6stske komise, ktera by kon-
trolovala vysi najemn6ho a usi
lovala 0 pokutovani vyd6raG-
nych landordtl. Dittrickuv ma
vrh musi vSak predevSim pro-
zkoumat mestsky pravni cd
Dor pravni radni vybor, ma
tez teprv bude vracen rad6 k
druhemu a tretimu Gtenl, tedy
bud k schvaleni nebo Zavrze-
nj.
Dittrickova ordinance We
skuteCnosti je jakousi kopii
kongre5. zakona ohledne by
tn V distriktu washingtonskem.
Tax zvana bytna komi1e ma
byti tfitlenna a mayorem jme
novana. Zadny re Clenu komi-
Sc nesml byti pozemkovym
spekulantem neb obchodni-
KEN, lee vSichni tlenove mali
miti tolik vedomosti a rozva-
by, ably dovedli usoudit, kdy
najem je prim6reny a kdy pre-
mrSt6ny. Mestska Ia komise
prijimala by vyskytnuvsl Sc
stlznosti najemniku a sm6la
by koristnlky dohan6t k soudu,
ktery byl by opravnen pokuto
vat vyderaCne domaci az po
$1,000. Vypovidani bytu by
10 by obtiZn6jSi a soudnl w
pov6d musela by Zniti ma do
bu trlclti dnu, kterazto VypO-
ved' byla by obtizn6jSi zvlaSte
V pflpadech, kdy najemnik pla
ii svuj rent spravnG. Pouze Y
pfipadu, kdy domaci hodla
majetek svui bud prestavGt
nebo poborit, byla by vypoVed'
bezohlednou. Komise byla by
dale opravnena k prohlidce
kn6h tech kterych domacich a
m6la by t6z pravo iredn6 ko-
fistniky k vyslechu predvolat,
ktcrazto obsilka meia by tako-
YOU platnost jako obsilha. soud
III. Pak-li by domaci rent pre-
drazil a komise by Sc tom
pfesv6dGila, pan domaci mu-
sci by east rentu najemnikovi
Ease yratiti. Komise v0bec me
la by pravo rozhodovat, kdy
ylastne naiemne jest vysoke
pfedrazene. Musela by tudiz
sve yeci dokonale rozum6ti.
We Washingtone tvori dot
cenou komisi TIL vladni eXper-
ii. tedy zadni politikari neb
administrator strannlci a zu-
stava otazkou, lZe-li podob-
nou komisi uplatniti Zde, IVA
Zlme-l, ae me2i kongresnlmi
paragrafy a mestskymi zako-
nv Jest znaCny rozdil. Nest
sky navladni Fitzgerald mus
tudiz predevSim zjistit, zda
Ditrickova ordinance souhlas
& ustavou statni. Teprve V ia.
kovem pripade bytne komi
81 Ma radnici bude rozhodova
no. Dittrickuv navrh lie tudi5
povazovat posud "a nesplnitel
ny. Daleko urCit6jSi navrh il
VSak navrh radniho Reynoldse
ktery zada, ably Spoletnost po
ulicnich drah reservovala il
aty fond a pujcovala svym zrl
lencum ma staVbu novych oby
dli. Mesto muze k cemusi po
dobnemu traktni spolecnos
pfimeti, pon6vadz tato je poo
pflmou kontrolou m63tske ad
ministracc. Spolecnost zamest
nava asi 1000 muzu a kdyb,
4 tech aspon petina k stavb,
ia poskytnuti trakcni pujck,
sc odhodlala, nedostatek byti
meste alespon castecne by
by uvoln6n. Reynoldsuv navrl
Dude snad uzakonGn v priStin
..asedanl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-06
VYkOPAL 81 HROB.

Ma hrbitov6 Walnut Hills,
blize Lakeview, O., zabyval Sc
Vcera c. Houchins kopanlm no
v6ho hrobu pfi kterezto mama
have praci zachvacen byl sr-
decni vadou a zemrel ma miste.
Mrtvola hrobnikova objevena
teprv til hodiny 20 jeho sko-
nu,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-06
DNESNl PREDNASKA AR
CHTTEKTA NOVAKA VC. N.
SIM MA BROADWAY.

DneSniho yeCera konana bu
de hostem Clevelandu, p. arch.
NoVakem prednaSka, doprova-
zena peknymi svetelnymi obra
zy, z nichz vGtSina budou no.
vinkou. Program jest velice Ri
znostranny, takze kazdy kra-
IAN, Jevici jiste zajmy o starou
vlast bude iiste prekvapen.
Ihema prednasky jest nejen
hrozna valka sama, ale radost
ne chvile prvnich dn6 naSeho
osvobozeni, jez vyvrcholily V
pflJezdu prvniho presidenta
nasl republiky Masaryka do
Prahy, do velebneho sidla by
Valych kralu, kde Sc usidlila
dnes praya lidovlada.
PrednaSka ma byti probe
VEN diku americkym Cechum,
ktery jiste nejlepe bude podan
predvedenlm cele naSi osvobo-
zene vlasti obrazech. Pan
Novak mel cetne pfednasky y
Cechach, PaTizi V Americe
a proto jiste pripravi nam
dnes pekny vecer. Krajane 2
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-06
CIViLNI LIGA JE PROT{
STAVBE TRAkCNlCH
TUNELU.
Naklad byl by obrovsky a me-
sto je uz beztak dosti
zadluzeno.

Jedno 3 nejvliyn6jSlch zdej-
sich opravClch teles, ciVilni IL
ga vydala vcera urcit6 sve pro
hlaseni, ze je proti navrhoya-
ne stavb6 trakCnich tunelu pod
squarem, kterazto stavba po-
hltila by $15, 100000. M6sto je
beztak az dosti zadluzeno, VyS
81 dane Weldon V platnolt roku
1921, administrator finance
jsou ubohe a proto nelZe pry
odpOruCovat stavbu podzemnl
drahy, ktera by pohltila Is
millionu dollaru kterezto pc
nize m6sto muscle by 81 vypuj-
Giti. Mimo to liga pochybuie
re traktni tunely umoznily by
rychlejSi dopravu karami, tax
re stavba tychz ia panujlci
drahoty materialu prace by
la by jakousi vefejnou eXtrava
ganci. Ma radnici jsou pro to,
ably patnactimillionoVe pujc-
ce ma tunely hlasovalo Sc 27.
dubna civilni llga radi, ably
pujGku tn voliCstvo ZaVrhlo,
ponevadZ ma staVbu tunelu je
Gasu dost a neni ZaruCenO, Zda
tunely by traktni dopravu sku
tetn6 urychlily a blokady Y
dolennim m6st6 od 3tranily
RychlejSi doprava da Sc pry
docilit j casteCne beZ tuneiu
obmeZenim pristupu aut q j.
nych vozidel ma square a no.
YOU 1pravou smeru tech kite
rych trakcnich Iinii.
VGerejSi prohlaSeni ligy pre-
tunelum a hIavnG prot 15mi
onovG paitce podepslno Jest
specielnim yyborem, NEST
,hym byValym feditelem Thom
.sonem, inzenyrem Thomson,
byv. traktnim komisafem Wit
TEN a pravniky Evingem a
frazierem.
Ultra bude o ota2ce tunelu a
Dujtky uvazovat Federace
Prace, jakoz i n6kterG obchod
nj komory, stavebni bursy q
pozcmkoVG organisace. Pro
ickt tunelu ma cetne aice pii-
znivcd, lee poslednl cas- i opos
&c.
Pratele stayby tunelu bu
dou miti schulz IA dubna y
mayOrOV6 uradOyne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-06

neCne prijat Sulzmanuv ma
vrh, ably washingtonska vlada
darovala nebo zapujcila Cleve
landu 5000 vojenskych stand.
Sulzman totiz v6fi, lie pod vo-
jenskymi stany bydlilo by Sc
dosti dobre zvlaSt6 Clevelan-
d'andm domacimi 4 bytu vypo
v6zenEm. Bude dopsano ta-
jemniku valky Bakerovi, aby
dar neb pujCku stanu We Wash
ington6 V armadnim lIfadu Vii
VEN svym prosadil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-06
JOS. MASEK, tai.

vychodni strany Sc zadaji, ably
Sc sutastnili teto prednaSky ma
Broadway, nebot' Sc u Mich
prednaska nemuze konat.
Nepochybujeme, ze dneSni
nanejvys zajimavy vecer test
ii Sc bude nadobyCein6 znaGnG
uCasti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-06
BRATRI! KRAJANE! VIA
STENCI!



Ocelove paze, ocelova hrud'
a hrdinnost naSich heroickych
bratfi Sokold- legionard V ne
rovnem, vnucenem nam toji s
barbarskymi neprateli, zvlttzi
la slavne.
Otrocka pouta svrzena, ka-
tame na5i uplne potreni =
vlast a narod osvoboZeni.
Trlstaleta touha nase doSla
konecne sv6ho spln6nl. Lee "a
jakou cenu? Tisice naSich bra
tn vykrvacelo ma bojisti = sta
jinlch umuceno We hroznych
podzemnich kobkach veznic,
a opet jina sta dokonGilo svdl
zivot hrdinne ma popravisti.
Zeme upln6 vydrancovana,
narod ozebracen
Nez nezoufame mad trud-
nym osudem.
Chceme pracovati, pilne pra
covati q doufame pevne, ze Sc
nam takto zaiiste V brZku po-
dari vid6ti op6tne svuj narod
St astnym a spokojenym. Jsme
odhodlani al do poslednihO
vzdechu haiti vzdy sve tax
t6zce vydobyte svobody a dra-
he vlasti.
Ia tim ucelem chceme jako
drive nyni V budoucnu We
syych radach pine Vychovava
ii jen same upfimn6 syny a
dcery naroda stateGne o.
chrance vlasti.
+ uskutecneni toho utelu je
nam vSak nezbytne potreba
vlastniho utulku - ustavu to
k vychove naroda vlastni
t6locvicny.
Jsme ale chudi, celia obec
chudicka - a odnikud nema-
me podpory zadne.
A proto obracime Sc k vSem
uprimnym Cechum a vlasten-
cum jak V republice, TAX ga o.
ceanem Sc snaznou prosbou, "a
! by nam k uskuteGn6ni tohOto
nelen pro naSi obec a okoli, "a
le cely narod - tax velice
duleziteho lidvychovn6ho usta
WI, t6locvicny, kterou nuceni
jsem okolnostnsi jeSte letos po
staviti, die moznosti svG pencil
tym darkem prisp6li.
VeSkere darky bud'tez la
skave Zasilany ma: TelocviG-
nou jednotu Sokol V MiroSove
u Rokycan.
Ia kazdy sebemensi darek
vzdava jiz pfedem nejsrdetnej
81 diky T6locvicna Jednota So
kol V Mirosoye:
Fr. kleteGka. naCelnik; Fr.
hasal, jednatel; Fr, Fruhauf,
ipokladnik, JOS. Cmolik, stare
sta.
(Provolani toto bylo nam
doruceno dotazem, zda-li by
chom otevreli sblrku listu
nasem Y zajmu tohoto utelu.
V domn6nl, re Sc najdou do
brodinci, kteri radi pi'ispeji ma
stavbu sokolovny teto, coz
2vlaSt6 Sc oGekava cd rodakil
Z Mirosova a okoli, j3me ochot
/ nj doSle priSpevky kvitovati
Pom. ADM
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-06
POJISTkU MA POTOPE.
NE ZASIKY

ma lodi Liberty Glow, priji-
name k doprave koncem me
sice zari m. r., bude vyplace-
ii Cs. N. Sdluzeni tento ty-
den, We stfedu, ctvrtek a pa
elk, V Ces. N. SIM ma Broad
way, vzdy cd 10 hod. do l
hod. pc poledni a Cd 3 h. do
s h. vecer. Pojiska bude wy
placena jen proti vraceni
stvrzenky jiz kazdy zasilateI
pi'i odevzdanl bedny obdr-
Eel.
Ia Ceskoslov. Mar. Sdru-
zeni V Clevelandu,
JOS. MASEK, tai.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-16
AS Two Defending Yachts
Entered Ninth Race in
Smoky Sou'wester
YESTERDAYS TRIAL
REALLY VANITIES
That Yacht Was Forced to
Fall Behind, as She Ran
Afoul of Lobster Line

Newport, R. l., June l6.-Another
smoky sou'wester with its usual soft
airs in the early morning and promise
Of stronger conditions later in the day,
prevailed when the two cup yachts
hoisted sail to-day for the ninth trial
race over the Brenton's reef course.
As it was expected that the yachts
would be given a 30-mile triangular
course to-day. Vanitie was again the
favorite for the avs events, especially
since it was learned that in yesterdays
contest the Gardner boat outweathered
Resoute in the first seven miles and
then fell behind when her centerboard
picked up a stray lobster line. The
centerboard was freed late last night
with the aid of diver and to-day the
bronze boat was again ready for action.
The closeness of the series has made
Newport once more the yachting mecca
and the harbor is filling with yachts OF
all descriptions, while more members
have visited the station of the New
York Yacht club during the past week
than the entire season last year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-16
M4RSHFTELD

The children's day exercises last Sun
day morning were much enjoyed by 4
large audience, the program being va
ried and attractive.
| Il. ]. Badger has recently purchased &
Miss Florence Wooster has finished
her school work in Barre and returned
for the summer vacation
Remember the graduation exercises
of the eighth grade pupils next Thurs.
day evening, July IL, in X. of P. hall
Miss Evelyn Furness and Mrs Grace
Preston returned from Andover, Mass
Saturday.
Miss Leola Taft, who has been
teaching the past year in Pompanoosuc,
came home Saturday.
A lady's ring was found on the street
Sunday by C, L. Dwinell who viii re
turn same to owner on application.
| Miss Ella Furness of Charlotte is the
guest of her brother, Rev. G.. A. Fur
ness.
Miss Harriet Davis has finished. her
work at Montpelier seminary for the
year and came home Thursday.
Mrs Ann Austin Of Plainfield is Wis
ting friends in town,
The band concert will be omitted this
week
The Knights Of Pythias and Pythian
Sisters held their memorial service
Sunday at o'clock p. m in their lodge
rooms A fine address was given by Past
Grand Chancellor H. c. Ladd of Barre,
which was enjoyed by large audience.
A .,,,.hn~ 81 sko y,,a,,, karu nf raunn
lodge Of Danville were present.
F. B. Garfield has sufficiently recov-
cred from his recent illness TO be back
in the store
Mrs. Lucy Bemis visited friends and
relatives in Barre and Montpelier lass
week
Mr., and Mrs, H. c, HOLSTER visited
his mother, Mrs. Lucy HOLSTER, in
North Montpelier recently
DIR. Beecher of Burlington was in
town Saturday in consultation with Dr.
Corson in regard TO the condition of
Mark Mears, who is seriously i'll with
heart trouble
Charles Bullock returned last week
from a visit TO Springfield
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Cole went TO
Barre Saturday Mrs Cole expects TO
remain few days with her daughters
Mrs. Arthur Gilman returned Satur.
dav from Springfield, where she has
been spending a few days with her hus
band, who is working there.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Arthur Jameson and
two children Of West Burke svere the
guests OF his aunt, Mrs. S Swerdfeger,
Saturday. Mr.. Jameson is union
superintendent Of that district
The graduating class is to have
class supper at the school building
Tuesday evening.
The grand chief Of the state, Ada
Hardy Of Orleans. was present at a spe-
cial meeting of the Pythian Sisters last |
Thursday evening There was large
attendance and they had a very enjoy
able time Refreshments of ice cream |
and cake were served.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-16
u. S. Agents Are Stationed
Along the Lower Cal
ifornia Border
JOHNSON REPORTED
IN NEW TROUBLE
Officials of Lower Califor-
MIA Are Said to Have
Ordered Deportation

San Diego, Cal, June l6.-Agents Of
the departments of justice and immi
grafton to-day were on watch along the
| border line between the United States
and lower California, Mexico, few
miles south of here to arrest Jack
johnson, negro pugilist, should he en-
ter this country. johnson is wanted
under conviction for violation of the
Mann act.
The federal officers indicated their
watch was not based on any great con
fidence in reports emanating from Mex
leo that Johnson would be deported but
upon the possibility that there might
be some truth in these rumors. They
particularly discounted a report print
ed in one Mexican paper that Judge
Luis Cache of Tijuana, lower Cali
fornia, had given the negro 30 days to
leave the country. The reason for the
order, the report said, was Johnson's
alleged conduct toward Mexican girls.
Dave Gershon, special agent of the
department of justice, said late last
night Judge Cache had denied knowl-
edge of any such decree.
Johnson, according to common talk
here, has been in disfavor with the
Mexican authorities for some time. He
is said to have resented admonitions
from the Mexican police concerning his
conduct.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-16
BUTLER STATEMENT
''WHOLLY FALSE'
Col. VIM. J. Proctor Denies Strictness
on Wood Campaign and Says SEN
atorial Influence Responsible
for Woods Defeat.

Cincinnati, June l6.-Colonel vii
liam J. Proctor, manager of General
Woods unsuccessful campaign for the
Republican presidential nomination
yesterday sent a telegram to DR.. Mich
olas Murray Butler, president of CO.
lumbia university, saying that the lat
ter's statement, given out Monday, rel
alive to General Woods support, was
wholly false and given out with mali
cious disregard for the truth.
The telegram as given out by Colonel
Proctor read
Statement in the morning papers
credited to you, relative to General
Woods support, wholly false and made
with malicious disregard for the truth
DR.. Butler in his statement was
quoted as saying that stock gamblers,
oil and mining promoters, munition
makers and other like persons sought
to buy for General Wood the presiden-
tial nomination.
"The senatorial influence, the same
element that has prevented rstifiea-
ton of the peace treaty, was respon
sible for General Woods failure to OBJ
tain the nomination. said Colonel
Proctor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-16
After Acquittal on Draft
Evasion Charge, He. Is
sues Statement
MEET CARPENTER
"OR ANYONE ELSE"
Labor Day Is Suggested as
Date for Bout With
Carpenter

San Francisco, June l6 - Jack
Kearns, manager for Jack Dempsey
heavyweight pugilistic champion of the
world, announced to-day that Dempsey
would be ready within two weeks to
meet Georges Carpenter, the French
heavyweight, or 'he will fight anyone
else in the world if Carpenter is I'M
willing to talk fight" Labor day was
suggested as the date for the proposed
contest.
kearns issued a statement asserting
that Dempsey's acquittal yesterday of
a draft evasion charge in the United
States district court here, left his war
record clear and that there could be
no more whispered campaigns carried
on about him." He said he and the
champion needed two weeks rest,
after the strain of the trial and then
they would be ready to arrange for a
bout with the Frenchman. kearns'
statement in part said.
Now, Georges Carpenter we're
ready If you have come to America to
fight, here's your chance. Jack Demp.
sey is free and ready to meet you any
where in the world. The chance you
have been asking for crack at the tit
lie is yours. The next move is also
yours"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-16
WARREN

| Mrs. Laura L. Stoddard has returned
home from a two weeks stay al
Rochester she was in Bethel Mon
day and Tuesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Tucker and
family were in Rochester last week
Thursday and in Mortified Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs G. II. Senior and two
daughters have been at the lake fishing
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Turner, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank belong and Frank Thayer
motored to Randolph Thursday.
The Pomona grange met here Satur.
day. Bethel, Pittsford and Gaysville
lodges were represented. The fifth de-
gree was conferred ON a class of six,
after which dinner was served in the
lower hall by the Warren grange. In
the afternoon very interesting pro-
gram was given, which was enjoyed by
a goodly number.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Barnard of Bran
don were in town Wednesday on their
way back with an automobile truck
load of their household goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wakefield, ac
companied by Vaun Drew and r. ID.
Robinson were in Randolph Thursday
to attend the graduating exercises OF r.
II s.. Miss Marion Drew being one of
the class who graduated.
Fri Pierce and Francis Hartshorn
graduated from Randolph high school
last week.
Everett Colby and Frank Rich were
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-16
A RECORD THAT SHOULD
CONVINCE YOU

OF the merits of Hoods Sarsaparilla az
the standard blood purifier, appetizer
and tonic. Originated in a famous ply
sician's prescription more than so years
ago. Adopted as the regular family
medicine in thousands of American
homes. Has met the tests of half
century with universal success. Made
from the best known roots, herbs,
banks and berries named in the Dis
pensatory. Will prove its merit to you
if you will give it trial
As good cathartic, Hoods Pills.
ADV.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-16

among the visitors in Randolph Thurs
day and Friday.
The graduating exercises of all the
grammar schools in town is to be held
a. the town hall Friday.
Don't forget Warren is to have a real
Fourth of July. The Legion boys are
going to make it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-16
BOSTON MARKET REPORT.
Jobbing Quotations in Butter, Eggs and
Cheese.

Boston. June l6--LocaI jobbing
prices for butter and eggs follow
Butter-Fancy northern creamery,
tubs 60h@6lc, boxes 62ta@63c, prints
62h@63ha; fancy western creamery,
tubs 60a601ac, good TO choice 5sk a
59Hc, fair to good 50@50hc.
Eggs-Fsncy hennery 64Q65c, choice
eastern '59@60; fresh western. extras
54@55c, prime tirsts 5o@5lc, frsts AZ
049c.
Cheese--New York twins, fancy 32c,
fair to good 500 30Ac; Young Ameri-
ca, 34@35e.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-16
IN LOCAL
MARKETS
Fresh Eggs Are Firmer at
so Cents Per
Dozen
OLD POTATOES
ARE EASIER
Dairy Butter Is SIC Pound
Potatoes Up to 81
Per Bushel

Barre, VT, June l6, 1920.
Fresh eggs firmer.
Old potatoes easier.
Wholesale quotations.
Dressed pork-l9c.
Veal-20e.
Fowls-40c.
Fresh eggs-50c.
Dairy butter--56c.
Potatoes --$3.75@$4.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-16
American League Standing.
SIN the Nights Are : Bit Cool

Lsdies paper-For your evening dress
advise you simply g buy e pieoe 81
broad silver ribbon. pass y twice
around the waist and knot ID a. the
ste-Rostou Transcript
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-16
Yesterdays National League Games

At Philadelphia, Pittsburg Z, Phila
delphia 6.
At Boston, Chicago Boston, rain
At Brooklyn, Cincinnati 10, Brook
lyn 5.
At New York. St Louis s, New York
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-16

Select your fires &C
oordink 70 fhe ROADS
they have TO travel.
In sandy or billy coun-
Try. wherever the going Is
apt TO be heavy - The
y. S. Nobby.
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For ordinary country
roads - The Y. S. Chain
or Usco.
For front wheels The
U. S. Plain
For best results -evev-
WHEREBY. s Royal Cords
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National League Standing.
Yesterdays American League Games.

Yesterdays American League Games-
At st. Louis, 81. Louis y. Boston s.
At Detroit. Detroit ;, Philadelphia
Al Cleveland, Cleveland 10, New
York ?
AZ Chicago, Chicago ., Washington
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WELLS RIVER
Commencement Exercises of Wells Riv-
er High School.

er High School.
The graduating exercises of Well.
River high school were held in village
hall Monday night. The exercises were
extremely good and one of the many
good points was the very concise man.
ner in which they we're given. Every,
one did extremely well and no par.
ticular credit can be given anyone. The
hall was very prettily decorated with
evergreen and ferns with the class
colors predominating. Over five hun
bred friends and relatives were in at
| tendance. Program follows; Music, or
| chestra; invocation. Rev Smith; sa-
tutstory. with address. Value of Ath-
letics, Clyde Harvey; class history,
/ Miss Kellogg; music, orchestra; class
prophecy, Miss White; prophecy of the
prophecies, Miss Titus; essay, "Ad.
vancement of Woman Suffrage" Miss
Deane; music, orchestra; class will,
Miss Perry; essay. "Ad Valorem."
with valedictory, Miss Symes; music.
| orchestra; presentation of diplomas
Principal King. Glass roll--Marie Irene
Adams, Patricia Anderson, Mae Deane,
Clyde Harvey. Ellen Kellogg, Maidae
Perry, Charlotte Symes, Edith Titus,
Pauline White. Glass ofiicers--Presi-
dent, Clyde Harvey; vice president
Maidae Perry: secretary and treasurer
Pauline White Glass motto. Aim ever
at the best" Class colors, orange and
black. Class flowers, yellow rose. Nm.
sic. klarke's orchestra. On Tuesday
evening a public reception was ten
dered the graduating class, followed
by dancing until midnight.
The Orange County and Grafton
County Veterans association of the
G. A r. held its annual meeting at
village hall Monday. Dinner was served
by the Woman's Relief corps at noon,
to which 30 sat down. officers for the
ensuing year were elected.
T. F. Stark, employed by the BIOS
ton Safe Deposit and Trust Co. Bos.
ton, is visiting friends in town for
few weeks on his summer vacation.
The first bali game Of the season viii
be played Saturday against Monroe.
The following Saturday Littleton is
expected to play here. Owing to the
lateness in getting started II is tx-
tremely hard 70 get games. The man
agement would be very glad 10 hear
from teams that have not full SEIZED
ules.
Mrs. s. A. Leavitt and son Of Derry.
n. H.. is visiting friends a. Woods-
vile. She tells us that at present
Roland Leavitt il working a. Kansas
City and fully expects 70 get through
to the Pacific coast before returning
home.
4 vulcanizing plant i 20 be opened
BY Mr.. Whitcher in the Baldwin build
ING. This man Is fully capable Of do
ing an kinds Of vulcanizing and viii
have a complete layout for work 'on
castings aud tubes.
Dr. Wocdman and Perley klark re-
turned last Saturday from = few DAYS 1
fishing trip at Connecticut lakes They I
report an excellent time and plenty Of .
fsh.
Ksv Crshtree returned By auto % /
Jolliette. oue. last Tuesday morning.
Mrs- Addie Perkins ard Mrs Nellie
Perkins and daughter returned from
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Canada Monday from two weeks va
cation spent with relatives and friends
In and around Montreal.