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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-14
@ebmiitige Grinnernng

an Dem pieoerfebrenoen Eooesta9e
unierer ilnpergeBliden @attin ti1lo
Wlltter,
Snlia &efmann,
eeItorbcn ben IS. Moi. 1919.
8eineno iteben mir oil Se1ncnl
@robe,
2iebe @ottin uno Wt1ttter, lettoerl
~bimmelp6rts
llnire SbrGnen, ilnire lalten Slagen,
9ab 10 firth idon bra6 9ein llebello
$er3.
Sn ben beIten 9einer 2cbens1apre
Rief Did @ott Su ienen Simncls'
b6ben;
&ief Did meg bon 9einer Slepefl
allen,
Old, in Der mir unier Slid gefepn'
Oft nod ueroen mir es ifiper cm'
pfinbeL
8aS ilnS bier an Dir berlorert 9l1l9'
8erben tpeineno itrs am @rab em'
finben,
80 gu i6lummerit, mo ms Ha9e
mint.
@epibmet bon benz trater1'oeu
Soften,
@miI 8efmonn
nebit Sobn,
Marbin Bed matn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-14

Sn perfanfen: cine 5orln bon 30
Gder, A Ifeilen iiibl. bon Sermonn
@oBnbaus nit 5 Simmer, Sfeupr
40 bel 20 uno S9uppen 40 bel -
iolpie alle m0eren 0ebengebGube
altf Dem BIase, Sdoner 06Itaor.
ten. @ren5t an Die County. Roob
uno <ral &oute. Selepbon.Ier.
binbung. Ndtr cine bolbe Mc;.
lie bonn Sdulbouie. &Gles cuI.
tibirte Sanb eineeiGet. 8eiis fam
nad fnraer Nadri9t eenommen
fueroen. Rod5ufragen in ser Office
b. 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-14
3ene.

Gin @ann in @ien periud)te, Ell
zen 8a9en Benign gu idieben.
loarb aber pom SdJutmanrt geiteIlt
@r bot Dem S9usmarn pier3igtou.
icn6 aronen, fpenn er i'm iretlieBe
Der S6utmann refiiiierte en1
port uno 5ei9te Den Sdieber on:
ipegen 8ergebens gegen oas Ben
6trgeies, Deget. oeriufter Bette
dung zines 8ramten.
&aS bot Der Sdusmann forton
tod bon ieinem 2eben9 Sn ie6er
3ot fGat linn Die 8ensirgeidi6te
eil, ino 3meimal t6elid mcbrt i'm
Die Satin I'M pieraigtar,iena aro.
re1.s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-14
gefanntmahnng.

Sic regelm6Biee Sabres . Scr.
Iammll,ne Scr Iftien. Snbdbcr Scr
@prriiun Sanf Of Morriipn, Io.
miro I'M 9onf9cb0,,oe gcnonrtcr
9onf, am 0icnstog, sen l.,
SUM 1920, beginneno Tim 8 llbr
bormittags Bis t2 ltbr mittogs
itattfinben, 5ltr 8abl bon flint 81.
reftorcn fir bas beboritebenbe Sobr
unb a,r @rIebigltng FOLDER onberen
@eihGfte oic boreebrodt merbet
moeen.
s. S. RertenS,
6. S. @ertens, 8rGiioent,
SefretGr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-14
Sanfiaanng.

@tr erloltben unS bierntit allen
unieren geebrtcn SrellnOen unO
Ro6hnrn fir bic inns anlGBli6 oeS
Sobes unieres eeliebten SobneS,
8rllbers ltrb OnfelS,
Spbn tSermun 8eniing,
eripieienen 2iebesoienIte, ionic fir
6eren 8etbeiligltng anl 8egrdbniB,
unieren ber5li6iten 0anf ab5uItat.
TEN. @benfalIs fir bie reiden 8lu.
men ipenoen, ocn 8abrtlldtrdgern
mie u1ld Sen @it9lieoern Oes Sdiits
enocreins bie oen Se%ritorbenen Die
lette gbre erfpteien, unIcrcn innig.
item 9onf, iorpie %insbeionoere Srn.
8aItcr &asmonn fir feline bcr5li6cn
SroitDprte
Die tranernSen Sinterblicbenen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-14
ausfanft in Oentider Sprafe.

8a8 4usfunitsbiiro in oeutider
Sprade eibt b%ereitpilli8it uno TO.
ftenlos @usfunft iber ollie Die @un'
DISCRIMINATING betreffenbe angele-
genbeiten, 0ffentli6es @~eiunObeitS.
neien, Solbaten. uub Matroienan.
9eleeenbeitep @eicsgebung, arbei.
teroerbGltniile, DECENTRALIZATION, @in'
iumoerung, ausmanoerung. Steuer'
tpeien, HeiiepGiie, @raiebun9smeien,
II. I. 10. anfragen limb gu ri6ter
an @ermun 9ibiiion 9ltreol
Of Sorei9n Language Snformatior
Seroice. american Geb Gross. 1874
Colt. 2Stb Gtreet, Ictp gorf, g. 9
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-14
4bidiebsgrnR nub 9unf.

So es unm0elid lit bel allen I'm.
ieren Srelnoen unb friiberen <r.
Ben perionIi6 nor8uipre6cn, mod
fen mir ollf oieie @eiie, gelegentlid
unierer l1eberiieoll1ng nod @aibing.
ton, b%enieIben Elm gliidlideS 2ebe'
ipo6l 5url1fen ,1nb i9nen 0ieid)6cttlg
unieren ber5liditen 0onf obitotten
fir alle 1ln8 ertpieiencn 6%rcutolld'
feiten unb fir ibre geidGbte &1tno'
i6ofti6oft w1breno Den &c. Sohren
in oenen mir IN SmiSS pobnten unO
gcid6ftIid tbGtie poren.
&. g. 8aebler II. Samilts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-14
@cilcibs.@ eih[iiiie.
bctrcffs bcs CODES unieres mertbel
Shiibenbr1l0ers, Serrn

bctrcffs bcs CODES unIereS nertben
Sdiibenbrltbers, Serrn
Serman Seniing.
9a es elmer 1tnerfori6li6en 8ors
Irbrng gefoIlen infer geiddbtes
MitgIicb, Serrn Sermon 8eniing,
ans uniercr Mttte 81 nebnten, 10 iei
es .bei6IoIien:
9aB Der Sermonner Sdorfi6iibs
en.Sercin ben 600 1tnieres Shiiten-
br1oers, Serrn Sermun 8enIing,
tief betroltert, tnbem Ser 8erein IN
Der 8erion 6es SerItorbenen elm
trelles MitgIieb, Die Staot einen
g11tcn 8iirger l,no feline Sinterblies
benen einen liebebollen Sobn unb
9ruoer berloren baben;
CAB oie obigen 9ei6liiiie benz
gcrcins- 8rotofpll cinberleibt, oieiel.
ben, int Scrntnnner 8olfsblatt ber'
0ffentIidt unb Der Mlttter 6es Ser.
Itorbenen cine IbI6rift 6erielben at.
geItelIt mer6e.
SSSnn Ranen oeS 8ercins
81. Hertmorln IT.,
Sobn sc. S6ermonn,
5rit Gang,
q Gonlitc.
Sermann, Wo, oen 5. Mat, 1920.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-14
Scene InSeigen

&erlanst: elm @Go6en fir leihte
Smlsarbeit in elmer SamiIie bon
bier erpadiene 8crionen. 8utes
Seim unb gutter 9obn. 8erbe Ilts.
logen bis na9 Gbicngo besablen.
@an uoreiiire Mrs. 8 8.
eoob, 655 9rair 8lace, @bicogo,
SU.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-14
geIdeite sdpabeu.

Die D&eutlineer @adritten" fino
nidt INNER iebr sliidiid i'm gu.
iammeniteaen ibrer Suierate. Reu.
lid braften iie Die @eburtsonseiaeu
i'm 3uiammenbang nit ibrer
SelbitempfebIung. 9as @anoe aber
fob 70 aus:
Die gliidlife @eburt bes
ftebenten Sobnes 5eigen bod.
erfrei,t on
graaeptor o. II. Srou.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-14

EssS78ea9tet bns Datum aIif benz
abrebaettel 6es 8oIfsblattes uno En-
,,euert oas Announcement iobalO oils
uie oasielbe abeeluufen lit. 8enn
Gil oas 8oItsblatt nidt erbulten,
oann lit b6dit tpabrideinIid Der
@runb oafiir, bab Sbr Announcement
Der @rneuerrne bebarf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-14

CeT@ne uniere 2eier, nelde bic
3eitlns nidt reseImdbis erbaIten,
finb eebetenL ,,ns per 8oitfarte ai
benadridtigerL bamit mir Mbbilfe
ldaffen f5nrert. sic erpeiien uns
bomit cine sroBe @efdIlisfeit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-14

Ocm Stations. @eenten itno 8iir-
germ oes Stdot9ens @oielle, in
Srmntlin gouutp, eeIans es, BET Ell.
mem 3~lpciten 8eritid Die 8radtua.
gen i'll Dem oortieen 8abnbofe gu
b%erolIbcn, oic &Grber gu fange1 nnb
btraieit gu MADDEN. Gle 8auber
bottcn bereits 5rodtgiiter I'M @e.
ian,nltipertbc bon $4,000 in ihre
Automobile gelooen, als 6ieielben
gesonacu ecnommen ipuroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-14
Idtnns Intumubil- Better.

automobil Sires uno Cubes iuer.
ben gu maBigen 8reiien reparirt. 9Ge
arbeit miro prompt beioret unO gar.
antirt. $erm. s. SeImid,
Sn &lenf's Garage Sermonn, $40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-14
8ir iinb ermddtigt
Sphn M. Sdermann,

als Gonoioat si,r 8ieoererpdblline
gum 9lntte Oes Sdatmeiiter bon
@asconaoe gountp anau5egen I'm.
terporfen Der gntideioung Der re.
publifanii6en Stimmeeber bel Der
BrimGrpabI ON 8. auguit, 1920.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-14
GanSibaten. gu3eisen
8ir iinO erm6dtigt
VI. 6. g Gardner

nls GanOioot CUR @iebcrluobl fir
ooS amt oes Staots. Scnator bes
%. 0iitritts BON gtiiiouri an5usei.
gen, unterporfen Scr Gnti9eibuue
Der republifonii6cn Stinmgeber bel
Ser 8rimGrmobl om 3. Iugltit
1920.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-14

3n berfanfen: Got bon IS Sub
Sront nebIt fIeinem @e6Gu6c, an
Der meitl. 2. StraBc. 8reiS SIS
pro 6rontfuB.
8. O. Starf,
405S Sloro 9lbo., ct. 2oriS, $40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-14

3n berfanfen: mein @obnbors
nit 6 3inmler an ser meItI. 5,
StraBe in Sermann. @o6ern Elm.
geriatet unb in beItem 3uitanoc.
S. S. &oeIIer,
Sermant, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-14
Seffentlihcr @crfanf.
unter5eidneter miro anl

U1terdetIneter IDIru uIII
Samstag, ben %. Wai,
beignneno TIM 9 l1br Ga6mitta9s,
Sie friibere <rol Garage ionic Gin
8obnbor1s NIT A 3inmer, Seller
lrnb &oblenbebGlter, an ser A. Stra'
BE, auf bent Gffentltden Guttiotls'
ipege einaei ober aulammen on oen
IeiItbietenoen perfaufen,
9eoinelingen merOen ami Der
faufstog befonnt gcmodt.
Ri9oro 8. BoedeL
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-14
@ir iinb crm6dtiet
s. s. 9obenitreet

oils Gonoibat fir oic rcpilblifaniidc
fir oos gmt Oes Sberiff
bon 8osconooe Golintp an5uaeigen,
u%nterluorfen Der GntideiOung Der
Stimmeeber bel ser GrimGrpabl am
8. @uguit, 1920.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-14
8ir iinb erm69tigt
s.. s. 8pcrs,

oils ganbioat fir Oas amt bes
SdasmeiIter bon @asconaoe Count
tp anau5eigen unterporfen Der @nt.
i6eibung Der republifaniiben
S%timmgeber Bel Der SrimGrtpabl ami
3. &rgtiit, 1920.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-14
8ir iino ermGdtigt
6enrn &. Slider

als Ganbioot fir bos amt' oes
Gountpridters fir Sen nOrOliden
9iltrift bon @asconaoe Gountp o11-
auaeiger, untermorfcn Der @ntidei.
oung Der republifaniiden Stimm.
geber bon @osconabe Goltntp bel Der
8rimGrWabl am 3. auguIt, 1920.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-14

Sn berfanfen: elm Sramc 8obu.
baus NIT 5 3immer, (beinube ner)
dtuei 8lod iiioIid Der Rarftbriidp
Sobns Bros,
Sermann, $40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-14
8ir iinb erm6dtigt
Wrthnr 6. 6riee

oils ganbioat fir Oos amt Oes
Sheriff bon @asconoOc Gorntp ON.
5u5eigen, untermorfen Der @nti6ei-
oung Ser republifaniiden Stimm-
geber bon @osconabe County bel Der
8rimGrwabl .om 8. &uguit. 1920.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-14
8ir iinb ermddtigt
&. @. Sensleg

aIs ganbioot fir @ieberertpdbll,ng
gum amte bes Staats. annalt fir
@osconaoe County a~nauaeigen, I'M
t%erporfen Der @ntideioung Der re.
publifanii9en Stimmgeber Bel Der
8rimGrnabl am 8. 4ueuit, 1920.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-14
8ir iinb ermGdtiet
Mlpusp Snbbs

8ir iino ermGdtiet
Ilpusu Snbbs
als ganoioot fir bas gntt oes Weit.
gIieoes Der 2e9isGatir fir @ascon.
zoe gountp anauaeieen. %unterporfen
Der @nti6eibung Der Republican,
iden Stimmgeber bel Der Brimdr.
pabl am 8. aueuit 1920.
8ir lino ermddtiet
s. 9. @eber
aIs ganbioat fir HeprGientant fir
@asconabe Gountp anauaeieen, I'M
%terporfen Der @nti6eioung Der re-
publifanii6en Stimmgeber bel Der
8rimGrma1l am 3. Iuguit, 1920.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-14
8ir iino erma9tiet
8. 6. 2auseubers

oIs Gon0ibot fir 6as amt bes
gountpridters fir Ben n0roli9en
9iitritt bon @osconaoe County on.
atlaeisen, unterporfen Der @nti6ei-
bung Der republifanii9en Stimm-
eeber bon @nscona0e Gountp bel Der
Srim1rpabl an 8. atguit, 1920.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-14

Sir iinb ermadtigt
S. s. &ottiuit
ols ganoibot fir Dos @mt oes
Staots . @npalt fir @asconaoe
County arsiiaeigen, untermorfen Der
@nti6eibune Der replbfifaniiben
Stimmgeber bel Der BrimGruabl am
8. &usuIt, 1920.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-14

Sn Iiebepoller @rinnerun9 an I'M
ierer geliebten Godter uno S6lpe-
SkoY
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-15
WELL TOWARDS FRONT
Writer FINDS Place. for Uns'

That Vermont's baseball team is draw
ing attention to itself is very evident.
R. J. Kelley. baseball writer for the
New York Tribune. goes so far as to
place the Green and Gold in sixth place
in the mythical championship race for the
Intercollegiate pennant. According to him.
Vermont ranks with Georgetown, Holy
Cross. Lafayette, Penn. State, and the
United States Naval Academy.
The~an-Americen baseball team picked
each year by the sporting writer's of the
country does not attract as much atten-
ton as trat accorded to football, never
theless it is of interest to see what
one of the writers thinks Of some Ner-
mont players. Mr.. Kelley says: 1.-THE
college baseball season of 1920 brought to
light many players of more than ordi-
nary ability
"Of pitchers, the best. I think, were
Gramley of Penn. State. Waters of Ford
ham, kibbee of Vermont and Meyer and
Carney -of Lafayette. Warwick of Penn
s~ylvania and Bradshaw of Lafayette
stand out as the seasons two hest
catcherS. Both are. strong batters and
each has a deadly %throNing arm. Ken
yon of Georgetown and Spillane of Yer
mont are not far behind and have been
chosen for the second team
Switching to the outfield, Kelley chooses
for the second team Buckley of Ford.
ham. Malone of Syracuse and Tryon Of
Vermont. Those h saw the Syracuse.
Vermont game on Centennial Field dur.
ing the early part Of June will under
stand why both Malone and Tryon were
chosen for the positions. Both are con-
| sistent ffeiders, and both lead their teams
in stickwork. In the game mentioned
above each drove out three hits out OF
four trips to the plate. Tryon finished
the season with a batting average con.
siderably over 400.
| Not losing one man by graduation this
year AMI with several promising PREF
school athletes coming to Vermont mex
season. the prospects for an even better
| record are very bright.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-15
w. H. JEFFREY WEEDS
Secretary of Board Of Charities AMI
Probation Marries Miss Nellie T1lhptso.

'AahD 01h II kDVUOT1
Montpelier. July civilian H Jeffrey.
secretary or the board of charities and
PROBATION, and Miss Nellie Tillotson. who
has been a teacher in West Berlin for
some seven years, were married by the
Rev. c.. w. Kelley of Newport Center at
the brides home in Williamstown, at two
o'clock this afternoon in the presence OF
the Immediate relatives Of the contracting
parties and a few close friends. They
were unattended. The parlors were dec
GRATED in daisies and ferns, while the
dlnlng-room was in forget-me-nots and
the reception room in roses. Following
the wedding, a reception took place. after
which a buffet luncheon was served and
the new1yweds left for a trip which will
include Quebec and the Thousand Islands.
They viii be away about a week and will
beat home to their friends in Montpelier
after September 10.
The groom is we'll known throughout
Vermont. having for many years pub
hsted the biographies of the members of
the different Legislatures and other State
officials He mas lived in East Burke for
marry years, where he took an active part
in town affairs and was many years the
head of the Junior order of United AmeH-
can Mechanics in Vermont, having re-
markahly increased it's membership. Fol-
lowfs--G Governor Graham's selection of the
board of charities, he was selected as the
secretary of the board, which office ne
has handled in such a manner as to hd1ng
into prominence IN the RAPID
advances that the state has made IN
child care. The probation work rs also
done by his department. The bride Is a
native of Orange, who has taught school
for several years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-15
PURE ~CAMOUFLAGE"
Suffrage Worker So Charnc-
tcrizes Gov. Clements Proclamation

,uz A. ,. NO. ham
aau :.o..e.a ..;n 49, a~n,inn
N.., - aIs,at,ro
aa.enamon,
faiIaurinc
N.D"y -" y"
.cnnen C,e -. -,
~ o.. Sic
uea:~" - 1000 Mn ~
- as IT, ~
Hsa 20 ~ .a. ,o ~
go no 49,. - ~.
80 20 49, - .nr,
- ~ &C.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-15
SALARIES. RAISED
410amem Give CITY Officials Nor
! 1foneyeaAd Sustain MaynrAs Veto

4I0AmeM Give uty Officials More
1Fooeyeasd Sustain Mayors Veto
sHhe board Of aldermen held the ad-
,3ounAd monthly meeting Thursday
With seven members of the board in at
E4endance- The meeting was of short
tdW4tion- after it was started. and the
SboHnd confined itself mostly to routine
business Mayor Jackson's vgto- OF the
appropriation OF 5000 for play ground
,supervisfon~was sustained. The only other
Ir3ece of business of importance was the
a6x1ng. of olne.of the salaries, which have
AHpEr beer, Increased. for'some time. The
SAs4arxsnf'the. city treasurer was fixed at
'$SHD: the city clerks at $500: the city
'Atturney i$E1D;' ami the '~poormaster 81. N.
.yMayorfJacksonthad many objections to
fthe-apprupriation for play ground super
WESTON. Chief among these was the point
fhzt, Iris would give two different COM
missions charge OF the parks and play
grounds. The @Bw provides that the park
commission have-soie contrnl of the parks
anf M thought there would be confiicting
authority there. Then the nsolutionSpro-
,YfdinE for the>appropriation was not-spec-
'80'enpugh, and was vague, in his opinion.
RESOLUTIONS were passed authorizing the
tvpuSting IN OF a cement sidewalk on the
Invest side +of South C~hanplain street be-
kfWesn~C Cherry and BAN streets. Sewers
And~Gutters we're authorized on Howard,
Hayward. Caroline~and. Catherine streets.
and a sewer was ordered on Harrison ave-
knue.. The petition OF the Standard on Yer
k1nmte Hardware. Vernont Construction
and Vermont Milk Chocolate. companies
nor a FIRE alarm box to b. installed near
taetr plants was granted. The ffremen
, asked for a., Is per cent increase In their
fealaries and this was referred to the sal
my committee.
No bills out of the ordinary were ord
Sred paid. The principal bills were: Fire
rd~epnntment. pay roll s2,S37.2 and Incl
;dentals. S613. "a; police department.. pay roll
t$z,38S.85 incidentals s109. 33; electric light
3as52; charity 81 ,4s9.T lighting streets and
kparks. 3l,S32.5O: library S11. 80; water de-
APARTMENT $5.22210 10.
The aldermen present were Messrs
iHanbrndge, Mcbride. Deyette, LaRoque
kMcGrath. Dwyer and Wilson. Alderman
Dwyer'was chosen chairman pro ten.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-15
VETERANS UNCLAIMED LIBERTY
BONDS WAITING FOR OWNERS

Liberty bonds TO the value of s127, $50
belonging to 2,A3 ex-service men have
been returned to Washington by the post
office department because of incorrect
address. according to Lieutenant-Colonel
Mathew C. Smith. head of the Service
and Information Branch of the War De-
partment, in a statement just issued.
Veterans who have not received their
bonds at this late date are advised to
write to the Zone Finance Officer, Wash
inRton, D.. c., giving their name. army
serial number. organization and address.
There are also on file with the Zone
Finance OFFICER 1853 discharge certificates
which cannot he delivered to their owners
because they were mailed in without re-
turn address, or mailed out and returned
undelivered. Alphabetical lists by States
OF these unbelievable discharge certif-
icates have been furnished to all sena-
tors and congressman. with the reques
that thsy be given the widest publicity
possible.
In April. 1884 Liberty bonds to the
value of $3.50 200 were mailed. making a
total of LOT, 97S bonds of various issues
20 the par value Of $50, sos, 900 now delivered
to ex-service men.
During the same month the $50 bonus
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met led him to prolong his stay and final
ly to locate permanently in our town.
first as a clerk and later as a partner
with the business with which he was con-
nected at the time of his death.
During al This time he has been a
good business man. and a good citizen,
ever ready to help on every project for
the bettermcnt of the town. With. a keen
and versatile mind and unusual ability,
ready to lend his owu talent to the joyous
side of life, and a great booster for those
things which contribute to the enjoyment
and entertainment of all, his love of the
beautiful led him to make his home one
of the bright spots of Efwood. with flow
ers, tended with loving care and cut with
lavish generosity for all.
But it is a true, loyal friend that his
character stands out most strongly. Dur
ing his long weeks of illness. the many
who came to him with expressions of
their deep affection and reminders of
kindness and sympathetic friendliness
they had received at his hands we're a
surprise even unto himself. If the great
est evidence of a mans success in life
is his ability to make friends truly his life
stands out in strong 'colors."
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AMERICAN LEGION
TO MEET IN BARRE
State Convention to Be Held in
the Granite City August 30
and 3~1-COmmittee to Receive
Proposed Amendments to
Constitution.

At the meeting Of the State executive
eofnmittee of the American Legion. held
pm Burlington Saturday afternoon, 1t was
voted to hold the second annual State
Ecouvention, which will meet at Barre this
Eyear, on-August 30 and 81. The convention
ENvHl open on Monday evening, August 80,
Pm, order to get. the matter of credentials
Land committee on resolutions taken care
Tor before part of the convention
"opens. The speakers Of the convention
hsvfn be heard Monday evening. also. leav-
kane the entire day Tuesday free for the
EhuSiDesS of the convention.
8 Among the speakers who are to be IN
: v1ted to address, the convention son Mon
day evening are: General Clarence r.
Edwards, former Of the
sY8nkee Division. and Franklin D'Ofer,
national commander of the American
IHegion. It is expected that representatives
kof the federal board of educational train
hnK and of. the. War Risk Insurance Bu-
tneau win be present to address the con-
sVention.
A committee consisting of Robert w
t1fcCuen Of vergennes and l.. F. Edgerton
LOT Springfield wat appointed Saturday to
tfeceiver alk suggestions for amendments to
Itlre constitution and to prepare these sug-
eestions .to*he placed IN the call for the
injecting. All suggestions should be sent
to one Of these men before the date OF
the,meeting. and as early rs possible.
Barre Post of the. American Legion Is
arranging to furnish lunch for the VISIT
ing delegates. at noon on+Tuesday,. August
N. the day OF the main part of the con-
vention. Although it is hoped that as
deli gates as possible-w will attend the
1penfng of the convention on tho evening
e . 30th, it will be"so~ arranged that all
the 'importnt business will be taken mp on
the following day, only the preliminary
business and the'speakingrcoming up dur
ing the first evening Of the convention.
It is expected that this second annua
tennvention Of the American Legion, De.
Hartment of Vermont, will be fully as in
,teresting as the~first annual convention,
winch was held In Burlington hast year,
ana which furnished, considerable excite
'ment for those present. Important mat
Ner1sare to be taken UP at this convention
aanEBf some lively debates may be opened
up.
Tbdse who. were present at the meeting
OF the State executive, committee Satur-
fday incfude-~ Comm ander'John M. Thomas
tofi Middlebmy. .Adjutant Joseph.H. .Foun-
tain Of this scity; Robert w. McCuen OF
SNeTEennes; Edward F. Smith of st.
.AlhGnS. George l.. Bates of Morrisville,
Henry L., Norton of Montpelier; L. r,
sEdgertong of Springfield. Pau Kicker OF
khis city. State War Risk Officer L. S.
k1onea OF Wilmington, and Mr.. Harvey
1edeGaL. representative OF the board OF
Observation-Disclosures Washington, D. c.