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CTETE
POZORNE
CESKOSLOVANSKA
0SADA

ma pred sebou velikou bu-
doucnost, nebot' Sc naleza ne
daleko strediska velikych ze~
leznicnych drah, jako Penn
sylyania a Wheeling & Lake
Erie. kde Sc tez naleza In
dustrial Park, 0 kterem Sc
jiz proslycha nekolik roku, re
velci flnancni podnikatele no
dlaji tam zariditi velke pru-
myslove podniky jak jiz
dnes jest zrejmo, re ony po-'
vesti zacinaji Sc uskutechova-
I'll, neb jiz dnes tomto IN
dustrial Parku, ma 10 zastav-
ce pokfaeuje Sc stavbou stav-
bou tovarny zname spoleeno-
sti Minerva Engine Co.
Toto ma veliky vyznam pro
Libby Gardens novou cesko-
slovanskou osadu, a to tim
vice, neb pozemky ony po ca
Sc stoupati budou Gene a ne
treba sc obavati, ze by ma
jetky V osade one trpely ne
| iakym nepohodlim, nebot'
Libby Gardens jest dosti da-
leko vzdalena cd Industrial
niho Parku, ze tovarny ony
budou jen ku prospechu W.
vinu novd cesko-slovacke osa-
| dy, ktera bude chloubou celG
| Gesko-slovanske verejnosti. Da-
| le dokazano jest, ze kazdy,
kdo pomyslel 81 zakoupiti OBJ
chodni aneb residencni poze-
mex neutinil tax, kdyz in
dustrialni podniky zacinali Sc
teprve rozvijeti a cekal az ma
dobu uplneho rozkvetu tehoz,
byl obycejne velice prekva-
pen, kdyz nucen byl platiti Ia
pozemky ony mnohem vice.
Allotment tento rozklada
Sc V krasnem sousedstvi cell
. Libby Rd., ktera jest vydla-
zdena a stromy vysazena, e.
lektflnou noel osvetlovana
takze cini DOZEN boulevardl
a automobilistum zvlaste pri.
stupna. Lofty V allotmentu We.
lice dobfe rozdeleny isou
velke Y cenach velice mir
nych. NeGekejte tuGiz az budt
} allotment cislo ) vyprodan
pludte Sc sami presvedtiti :
maJetky move osade pro
! hlednouti. Zavolejte aneb pi
ste m nase ceskc zastupce
: kterl Vas tam zpet dovezov
\ Y automobilech, a COZ Vas ne
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eta priplula vsak drive, nez
Ii jsme zacali Sc stavbou", ma
mitala Britomarta.
"To je vsechno jedno", ma
SVEN stala Judita, "pan Justin
mel jiz plany toho domu V hla-
We. A pamatujte ma ma slova,
re nyni, kdyz domek stoJi a
name zahradu, pole vsechno,
pride jina lod' odveze mas
odtud".
"Nu, proti tomu nebudete
piece namitati niceho?"
ooh no, ma am. ia MAINTAIN
| jen proti te marne praci. Sure,
zde udelali jsme marne prace
vic nez dost".
Gale co vas to napada, Judi
to? Use nasvedcuje tomu, re
pobudeme ma ostrovu tom po
celou delku naseho zivota a tn
je jen moudre, pfichystati Sc
ma to a uciniti 81 vsemozne po-
hodli".
"Panbu rae mas chranit ode
vseho zleho!" zvolala Judita
ulekane, "snad nemyslite tax
do opravdy? To bych radeji 81
prala, ably vsechna ia nase pra
ce byia nazmar ia nepozila
jeff ovoce nikdy".
"Musime ziti a ddverovati o.
de dne ke dni, to je vse, co mu-
zeme ciniti", pravila slecna
|Conyers, opoustejic kuchyni, a.
Iby dodelala praci, z niz vyru-
sila il Judita. Neprodlela vsak
pfi nj dlouho, nebot' zahy ma
| to prisel Justin a Judita snase'
la jidla ma stul.
"Jak libi Sc yam vas novJ
ldum, sestrioko?" tazal Sc Ju'
stin.
ooh, libi sc mi ve]ice! Man
vam dekovati "a nej, Justine
lNikoli, nebot' Wy tomu nepripu
site. Well, ia povim yam, jake
lpohodli name vsichni nyni, ia
Judita pes i kocka. Vse j
|pro mas krasne a prljemne, nej
vetSi poteSeni name vsak o
| ken. ia prosedela u meho cel'
odpoledne".
"Doufam, ze budete nit no
Ivy domov svuj rada po tai
| dlouho, co nucena budete
mem ziti, mila sestricko".
"Prave myslela jsem ma ma
Seho zajatce. Nebylo by ma ca
Sc, aby jsme ukazali mu vic
lasky? Nynl snad muzeme m
duverovati trochu a pripustit
jej obcas i V mas kruh donna
(PokracOvani.)
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CTETE! Pronajme Sc byt O
A sVetnicich a byt 0 | pokoii
pro pana. Haste Sc v cisle
12409 Holborn Ave. --- Proda
Sc cihloyy dunn Ma dlazdene u
llcl, aneb Sc vymeni ga farmu.
= Nam prodeji dunn o 7
svetniclch, koupelna, fernes,
garaz, ktery Sc po pripade w.
meni ia iiny majetek. - Pek-
nou farmu o ga akrech sc
vslm zafizenim, aneb Sc vyme
nj, Blizsi sdeli Tom. Suchy,
S602 Beckman Ave. Tel.
Princt. 1876 w. :?
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v CORLETT. Nam pet no.
vych jednorodinnych moderne
stavenych domd a 5 domu g
rodinnych, blize Miles Ave-,
hotovych k nastehovani. Pro-
dali Sc ma lehk6 splatky, po
pripade Sc prime lot ma prvnf
splatku. Rlizsi sdeli Kohout a
Migosek Realty and Build. Co.,
Sab Han1m Ave. 10-11
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PRIME Sc feznicky po-
mocnik. Haste sc V H. CisaTe,
5692 Hamlet Ave. 1913
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NASLEDkEM vysokeho sta.

NAsLEDkEM yysokeho sta
ri majitele proda Sc cihlovy a.
partment pro 5 rodin dvema
dobfe jdoucimi obchody, jed
MIN cukrovinkovym a druhym
holicskym. Jsou oba obsazene.
Toto misto je V nejlepsim ces-
KEN okcli a je rohove. Zada Sc
tastka hotovs a zbytek die u
jednani. Nepropaste tuto pfi-
lezitost. BlizSi sdeli J. F. Ne
1edlik Co.. 11015 Union Ave.
Tel. Broadway 1886 - Union
1861 r. 3
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PRODA Sc zanovni dunn
pohodlny pro 3 .rodiny, ma
zapadni strane, blize Clark
Ave-, "a $4,000. Hotovs pou-
re $1,000. Haste Sc " {. 3414
zap. "A ul. 10-11
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KOUPi Sc

kOUPI Sc kuchynska kam-
ma ma uhli, aneb kombinacni.
Haste Sc V elsie 5337 Dolloff
Rd. Tel. Broadway 331 R.
1913
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Zajata ne vssta.
Roman We ctyrech dilech cd pi E. E. N Southworthovs
Pro "Domacnost" prelozi Hugo Chotek.
aeeeaeseeeseee


yyjimku, re nenl muzem Jako
vSichni ostatni a re nelze tudlz
posuzovati die neho cele poko-
leni muzske.
Pravda nedala Sc Zamluvltl,
ami zastriti a stale drala Sc do
popredi jejicn myslenek.
Zaletla-li duchem do stare
vlasti, nebo rczhledla Sc kolem
po svete, musela doznati, re co
Justin ucinil a kona pro nj, cl-
Mill a konali tisice statislce il
nych pro zeny jine. Zena byla
a je jejich milackem, kralov-
nou bohyni muze We vsem sve
te civilisovanem. Pro nj on pod
manil 81 zivly, pro nj vzdelal a
okraslil zemi a re spojene pra
ce muzu, re yseho bohatstvl
sveta. re vSeho co dobre a kras
ne dostala vzdy a dostaya do
sud ona nejvetsi dill. Prani a
pozadavky nGzu samych jsou
jen velice nepatrne a skromne,
ale prani pozadavky zen jsou
zroyna tax bezGetna, jako dra-
ha; i ia nejchudsl a nejhrubsl
zena zapotrebi ma jistou cast
pohodli a luXusu, ktere docilitl
Sc daji jen velkou a namaha-
YOU a nebezpeGnou praci a sto-
il mnoho.
Vezmeme 81 ma priklad Judi
tn a JeJl caJ prlpOmenme So
lie tn pracl, Jakou vyzadoVal
Jeho prlvoz Clny do lrska,
nebo Jlne zeme. Je praVdou, re
justin il miloVal, il Obsluhoval
a ii chranil, to vSak emil a cl-
III mlliony jinych We vsech ze-
mich civllisovanych. A jestllze
nedoyolil, aby pracOVala v po-
ii, ably ryla V zahrade, tn emil
TO spise Il obavy, aby, Jsouc te-
lesne slabou, sobe tim neubllzl-
la ma zdravI, nezli ably skraco-
vati il chtel V dOmelych JeJl
pravech.
A jestlize vystoupila zena
nGkde samoStatne, bylo to Jen
ma platform6, zdelane muzem.
Bez teto pla1ormy byla a Je
malomocnou a jsouc odkazana
sama Ma Sebe, sotVa asi dovedla
by uhaiiti existenci. Ze tomu
tax, presvedclla Sc sama Ma So
be Ma tomto cstrove. Pripady, V
nichz muz potlacuje zenu ,jsou
ojedinele a tn trestany zako-
nem, nebo odsouzeny vSeobec-
nym minenin.
Tyto mySienky krizily Sc hla
YOU neprltelky muzu, kdy sa-
motna sedela IL okna a vZhled-
nouc cd sveho Siti, hledela ma
ostrov more. Az dosud hlede-
la na otazku zenskeho praya
jenom jednostranne, nynl ale
poznala il tez re strany dru
he.
Cd dalSiho lvazovani odvra
cena byla prjchodem Judity
ktera pribllzila Sc k III blaze
nym usmevem a tvari veselo
stl zarici.
Sure, ma am, nechtela by
ste Sc podivati, jak vyhllzl na
Sc kuchyne? Troth, je to nyn
misto pomiloYani hodne tenn
krasnymi okny, Z nlchz Je roz
kosna vyhlidka ma ostrov a mo
re. A svetla je tn take dost, tal
ze nemusim MT Strach, re ma
razim hlavou IA nejaky vyb6
EEK skaly a vyrazim 81 mozek
A sure, le tu take krasna skri
na nadobi a home polio ma ia
lire, poklicky A tomu podobn
hned vedle prostranna a svt
tia Spizirna pro uschovani jidt
d masa. Sure. ma am, tu nechy
bi mic, co patri do poradne kl
chyne, ami vesak ma rucniky NJ
huchynsky stul Sc suplaty zht
tovil pan Justin take. Pojd't'
podivejte Sc nG ySe q jiste s
rozveselite !"
S usmevem ma rtech vstaI
Britomarta a nasledovala Jud
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PRIJME Sc

PRIME Sc divka ma vSeo-
becnou praci do male triclen-
ne rodiny. Dobry domov, do
bry plat. Haste Sc ciSle
1O706 Pasadena Ave, Telefon
Prlnct. 1885 W. Eddy 2493 w.
1919
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"a $500 po sezOnu umisti-
me vas mOtOrcikle V teple a Ci-
ste garazi. Haste Sc V elsie
2728 Euclid Ave. 10-11
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KRAJANE Poor!

PRODAJl ST. kamna ia tvr-
de uhll, dobre zachovala. Hla-I
ste Sc V elsie 5815 Portage A
We. 1919
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dost Judity, ktera stestim jen
zarila.
Sure. podivejte Sc jen, ma
am! | ia kocka vi, re Sc ma le-
pc tady, nezli tam v te skalni
dire. Pohled'te jen, jak pekne
sedl u okna a 'prede', coz zna-
mena, re ma vSe, CO chce je
spokojena. Sure, to neudelala
tam V te dire ami jednou!" pra-
villa mlada Ircanka.
"Judito, ia jeskyne byla We
SVEN spasobu krasnou, i pro
mas pohodlnou a bydle!a jsem
" nj radA. Bylo to na5e pfvnl
pristresi a mas jediny 1tulek po
dlouhou dobu nemluvme pro-
to spatne nj" odpovedela Bri
tomarta jennie.
"Buh vas zehnej, ma'am, a.
lie wy mluvite o te jeskyni, jako
by to byla bytost zivouci, jiz
slovem muzeme spusobiti bol
nejaky. Sure, thin, iestlize to
urazi vas cit, tn tie dire budu
mluvit jen same pekne veci. A
vsak, pohled'te, ma'am, ma to-
no maleho psika. Podivejte Sc,
jak beha kolem ocuchava
vsechno. Zajiste on je sta
stem, re bydli Ease v patricnem
obydli lidskem. Nyni ale je cas-,
abych pfipraviIa obed. Troth,
ia cltim sc tu jako nebi, ne
bot nemusim chovat stale oba-
Wy, re We tine upadnu pres ne
jaky kamen a srazim hlayu".
Nine vice test ia radost va
Sc, nezli celia zmena, Judito ]"
pravila slecna COnyers.
Nalada irske diyky byla vsak
nepostizitelnd a jeji radost ra-
zem Sc zmenila truchliVost.
'Faix, je to vsechno velml
hezke, veru, ze je! Ale sure, ia
myslim, ze je 10 vsecko nadar-
MOI" praviIa smutne, usednouc
Ma zem a Skubajlc kachnu,
kterou byl Justin rano zastre-
ill.
"Marne?" tazala Sc Brito-
marta udiyem.
"Troth, yes . marna prace X
tomu". ~. u.
Proc ale tax myslite, Judi
to-"
Sure, tax to We svete jiz by
va. LidS drol Sc a mort Sc, pra-
cuji a stradaJi po celia dlouha
leta, ably 81 udelali trochu toho
pohodli a kdyz Sc toho dodela.
Ii, zacnou neco noveho, ably mu
sell pracovat a stradat znovu
yes, tax to delaji!"
"Co tim minite, Judito? CO
to Ease sedlo ia vas? Ma co my
! slite?"
, "Buh vas ochrah, ma am, COZ
: to nevidite sama? Hled'te, tt
muj dedecek sc mofil a mama
: hal pc leta a leta, ably yyplati
!, svoji farmu 6 domek a kdy;
= mel vsechno vyplaceno a ciste
: tax umrel, aao, to udelal, a far
ma a dunn musely byt prodan.
. a strzenc pen'ze rozdeleny me
: ii dedice. A rak tn byl muj O
i tee - buh mu zehnej, .ienz DIRE
i stradal, AZ zachoval 81 nee
: malo penez, maly kapitalek, a
J. by mohl kouplti male misteck
k 5 domkem a kdyz byl tax dale
: ko a tn Ease Zemfela mole ma
) l<a - ano, to udelala - ote
:. prodal '>echno a vystehoval 5
n do .Ameriky nemeli jsme nj
J. Ease. A vezmete 81 priklad z
{ rne. Sotva re jsem pfivykl
J. raSi lodi, tn sc stroskotala, j
Il padla do more a vlny vyhodil
= nne ma ostroV".
l. "Well, Judito, ia Nsud M
e. chapu ale, co vse to, co mi V.
J. pravujete, ma co delati S nash
e, novym peknym domovem?"
:e "Nechapete re nechapet
ma am? Well, ia vam to ted
la objasnim. Tia zili jsme tam v
l. skalni dire 20 cele diva dlouf
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Neeo co vidsti pouze u
LudvikovcG v Chicagu a v
nedeli, 10. rijna v 6. Sini
Sokol ma Clark Ave. Zao-
patrte 81 vstupenky ma
"Manzelske duetto".
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pRONAJNE Sc

PRONAJMOU Sc diva po-
koje pro pany pc pripade Sc
stravou. Haste Sc V els. 1925
E. 80 ul., blize Fleet Ave.
1919
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-08
PRESIDENT UILSON
URGES RED CROSS
ENROLMENT
Says Organization Deserves Hearty Re.
spouse on Its Forth Roll Call
Beginning Armistioe


Washington. D. C.. Nov s.-Presi-
dent Wilson today urged his fellow
countrymen" TO join tho Red Cross in
impressive numbers" during the fourth
annual roll call To be held during the
fortnight beginning armistice day.
"The American Red Cross" said the
president, deserves a hearty response
TO it, fourth invitation 20 annual
membership. which will be issued dur
ing the fortnight beginning Nov. H.,
armistice day.
Under tho stimulus Of war and
through the cooperation of our people,
this organization grew into immense
size. enlarged its range Of activity,
served not only our fighting forces but
also civilians involved in the hardships
Of war in our own nation and in the
nations associated with us in a great
common enterprise. and To the world
an example Of effective mercy through
coordinatcd effort.
"Since the cessation of hostiities the
organization has faced dual duty:
First. to fulfill obligations created by
the war, and. secondly. TO adapt its eN
perience and machinery TO the needs Of
peace.
1T is, to-day, still assisting gov
ernmental agencies in the care and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-08
MAYFLowER MEMORIALS.
Will Be Placed for Five Persons Who
Died at Provincetown and Boston.

Boston, Nov. S.-The erection at
ProSincetown and Boston of memorials
TO the FIVE Mayhower passengers who
died at these places will be the con
tribution of the Massachusetts, Soci-
ETY. Of Mayflower Descendants to the
celebration of the tercentenary Of the
Pilgrims landing. A tablet will be
set in bowlder at Provincetown and
another will be placed on the building
in Spring Lane, Boston, now occupy
ing the site of the last home of Mary
(Chiltonl Winslow, who is said to have
been the first girl passenger to land at
Plymouth.
-Four passengers died during the De-
ccmber days of 1920 while the May.
flower lay at anchor in Cape Cod har-
Dor, now Proyincetown. Two days be-
fore the little ship set sail for the
permanent settlement at Plymouth,
James Chiffon, who had been one Of
the signers of the famous Mayfower
compact in Cape Cod harbor, died. A
day before William Bradford. by acct
dental drowning, and the deaths oc-
Cured also of Edward Thomson, a
servant, and Jasper More. q child.
Mary Chiffon, who was the ,daugh-
ter Of James Chiffon. sailed on for
Plymouth with her mother. and striig-
gled through the trying times of the
colony's early days She later married
John Winslow and before 1860 they
moved 10 Boston, where she died in
1879, having survived her husband by
five wears She was the only May
flower passenger 10 become 4 resident
Of Boston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-08
ARMENIA Is
CRUMBLING
Reported to Be Passing
Under Bolshevik
Control
ARMENIAN TROOPS
SURRENDERING
Or Seeking Refuge in Geor-
gia, According to Re-
ports From Tiflis

Copenhagen, Nov. (By the Asso-
ciated Press - Armenia is passing I'M
der bolshepik control. according to re.
ports from Tihis Turks and bolshe-
vik Tartars have effected junction at
Alexandropol and it is probable the
city of Erivan has been occupied by
Turkish troops commanded by Kazio
kaarabekir Dasha.
Armenian troops are reported to be
surrendering or seeking refuge in Geor-
gia.
The Russian boIsheviki, it is said in
reports from Sebastopoi, are sending
units from three armies now in the
Crimean region to Baku and trans.
Caucasia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-08

cheer of our disabled soldiers and sail
ors. in replacing those able to work il
civilian occupations, and in counsel
ing and aiding the families of former
ccmbatants: and il is still assisting
with diminished resources. the process
OF rehabilitation in some of the more
Frustrated countries of our former as
sociatcs
white continuing these manifest
obligations. the Red Cross has beer
accommodating methods and applying
lessons learned in war 10 the normal
needs Of our own people in times OF
peace, especially in regions where pro
visions for public health and welfare
were imperfectly developed. 1t has
placed public health nurses in many
localities, and has endeavored TO zen.
list greater numbers Of Young women
in the nursing profession in order that
tie supply might more nearly equal
the steadily increasing demand for
community nurses. II has devised a
scheme of public health centers' for
the relief of maladies and for instrue-
tion IN hygiene. dietetics, and general
principles of disease prevention. With
it, nurses and nurses aides il has rem
dered incalculable service IN the >cri-
ous epidemics OF influenza. II has car
ried instruction in hygiene and first
aid into schools. the womens clubs and
the homes of our country. II has
taught young and untaught mothers
how 10 care intelligently for their ha-
bies. and has done much in many ways
TO promote child welfare, upon which
the welfare OF the nation ultimately
rests. II has made il a fundamental
principle To avoid futile Implications,
TO cooperate with public agencies when
it, cooperation was sought. and TO sup
ply deficiencies where such aeI icigs
had not vet been established.
1T has continued its educational
work among the school children
through it, junior Red Cross branch.
aud il has. a. ono resuItof it, war en-
pcrienre. put preparation for disaster
relief in a scientific foundation. so that
II IS now equipped to meet disaster
emergencies promptly in almost every
part Of or country.
BY systematic plans and practical
performance. "a has given clear AZ.
swer to the question why tho Red
Cross should be continued and carried
over from war activity into peace time
activity. The answer is IN the record.
Additional to these Obvious a..
poets Of the matter. there Is another
reason why J. ~ president Of the init
Cd Sistcs and president Of the Amer
can Rcd Cross. urge nv fellow coHn-
trsmen 20 Join the Red Gross in inn
rre.siHc numbers. reaction follow
emotion. and after great effort oomes
pcrilous Iassitude. sound patriotism
and genuine human service are contiH-
uous. not intermittent. not contingent
merely upou The excitement Of war.
hi there IL in some at us an inward
rsolsng 81 the hnc scrsor Which AMI
mated ~ in thc crisis e the ratiou's
snfrif uhieh sunohlci a. a. ind yidusls
ard IS = natioH- uos- duruz the Red
rrass ueIl call b. 3 sitting season e.
AXE oounsel with eur inner selves. - .
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-08
STATE OFFICERS
ARE TO SPEAK
At Series of Citizens Meet
ings in Various Parts of
Vermont
GREATER VERMONT
ASSOCIATION PLANS.
Secretary of State Black,
Auditor Gates and Comrs.
Brigham and Leavens

With the object of enabling the cit
liens of Vermont to have more in.
innate knowledge Of the work, recent
achievements, and problems Of state
departments, the Greater Vermont as
soeia ton has made Arrangements with
boards of trade and chambers of com.
meree in the northern and southern
parts of Vermont to hold meetings or
dinners at which citizens will be ad
dressed by state officers, who viii dis
euss the activities of their depart
ments The speakers at this first So
ries Of meetings will be Harry A. Bls Ike
secretary of state; Benjamin Gates
state auditor; Ebert S, Brigham, com
missioner of agriculture; Linus LeaH
ems, fish and game commissioner
The schedule of the meetings that
have been arranged Is as follows
Mondays, Nov. s, Mr..
Gates; Nov. Is, Mr.. Black; Nov. 20,
Mr.. Leavens.
newport tuesdays, NOV. ~ Mt.
Gates; Nov. IS, Mr.. Black; Nov. 80,
Mr.. Leavens.
st. Johnsbury- Wednesdays, Nov. 10,
Mr.. Gates, Nov II, Mr.. Black; Dec.
], Mr. Leavens.
Waterbury Thursdays. Nov. II,
--- Nov. Is, Mr.. Black, Dec. 2,
Mr. Leavens
Barre-Fridays. Nov IL, Mr.. Gates;
Nov. 10, Mr.. Black; Dec 3, Mr.. Leav-
ems.
Bennington--Mondays. Nov. s, Mr..
Black; Nov. 10, Mr.. Gates; Dec. 8,
Mr. Brigham.
Manches ter-Tuesdaxs. Nov. ., Mr.
Black; Nov. Is. Mr.. Gates
Fair Haven--Tuesday, Dec. /, Mr.
Brigham.
Brattleboro~ Wednesdays NOV. 10,
Mr.. Black; Nov. "a, Mr.. Gates; Dec. S,
Mr.. Brigham.
Windsor-T Thursdays Nov II,
-; Nov. Is, Mr.. Gates; Dec. Q,
Mr.. Brigham
Springfeld-Fridays. Nov II. Mr.
Black; Nov. 10, Mr.. Gates; Dec. 10,
Mr.. Brigham.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-08
GRANITE STATUE PERFECTED.
II Will Be Unveiled After IS Years of
Preparation.

Washington, ID. c., Nov s.--Eightesn
years in the making, memorial TO
General t. s. Grant is nearing compile
ton here and probably will be un-
yelled before the end of the year 1t
is in the form of a magnificent eques-
trian statue of bronze, the second larg-
est of its kind in the world, mounted
on a granite pedestal and flanked On
the left by casting of a group of
cavalry and on the right by a group of
artillery, both groups done in bronze,
Two huge lions in stone at the foot
of the pedestal complete the memo
rial.
The equestrian figure stands Is feet
high, weighs 10000 pounds and cost
S250,000 The memorial is located in
the Botanic gardens at the foot OF the
Capitol and Congress has approved the
removal of a section of the iron fence
on the east front of the gardens to
admit the statue and to provide space
for spectators at the unveiling cere
monies.
Authority for the creation of the me
mortal was given by Congress on Feb.
%, 1901 The competition for the stat
ne was held in 1902 and the award was
to Henry NJ. Shrady. noted sculptor,
of Elmsford, n, V, whose design was
selected by a jury consisting Of Angus
tus Saint .Gaudens. Daniel Chester
French. Daniel II. Burnham and
Charles r Mekim. The pedestal was
designed by Edward Pierce Casey of
New York. associated with Mr.. Shrady,
and was completed apd put in place in
1906.
The equestrian statue has just now
been finished. however, and was
shipped here in sections by motor truck
from New York City.
The memorial TO the famous general
and 18th president of the United States
will bear no inscription, according TO
members of the Fine Arts commission,
who recently approved the statue in
its complete form. a member of the |
Grant memorial commission had com |
posed lengthy inscription, but after
careful consideration officials of the |
commission and of the office of public
buildings and grounds deemed an in
scTiption unnecessary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-08
FINAL REPORT IN BASEBALL.
Grand Jury Investigating Fixing o.
Games Finishes Labors.

Chicago, Nov. 1.-THE Cook county
special grand jury to-day presented its
final report of the baseball investi.
cation to Chief Justice Charles 4. Me
Donald, containing complete result
of its findings during the month and
half it has been investigating the con
nection of gambling with baseball
While the fixing of the 1919 worlds
series was the principal subject under
inquiry, the jury also sought testi-
mony on baseball gambling in general
and the operations Of baseball pools.
Recommendation for the benefit of
the game are included in the report.