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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-11-28
FOURTEEN COUNTIES
Vermont News of Current Interest
from Each of the Fourteen
Counties

Addison-The poultry readers il
Vergennes sold Thanksgiving tur
keys this year for from 40 to a
cents a pound; chickens from q
to 80 and ducks from rs to 2S
When the consumers had to pa,
practically double these prices, thu
farmers as well as the family pro
viders are wondering just "wha
happened in the dark"
Neutrality-suspicious. Ilya Tolls
toy, son of the world famous writ.
er and philosopher, who is making
tour of America in the interests
of his countrymen, addressed q
large audience in Bennington
Thursday evening.
Caledonia-Edward N. Brush OF
Hardwick is the winner of both
the Greek and Latin prizes provid-
ed for by the Howard fund fol
freshmen at the University of Yer
mont.
Chittenden-Mrs. Frank Law
renee of West Milton has a yellow
chrysanthemum which has over
100 blossoms. The plant stands
81 inches high and is one year old.
She also has a tuber rose which
measures SO inches and has %
large blossoms.
Essex-U. S. Customs inspector
C. A. Jefts, who has been on duty
at Norton for the past six months,
has been transferred to Island
Pond. Inspector Phelps of Derby
Line succeeds him at Norton. ~
Franklin--An unknown and un-
identified car loaded with booze,
while passing through East Berk-
shire village Tuesday night, struck
the piazza of George Duclos'
house doing considerable damage,
but the driver succeeded in escap-
ing over the hills before he could
be identified.
Grand Isle-Morris Savage of
Grand Isle was fined $40 and
costs Wednesday for failure to
turn out with his automobile when
a machine behind him signalled re-
peatedly for more road. The car
happened to be occupied by two
state inspectors.
Lamoille-The civic club of
Stowe are planning big program
of winter sports, with a series of
interesting events ending with a
carnival.
Orange-Mr. and Mrs. A. w.
Peters of Bradford have just cele-
barted their golden wedding. Their
many friends made the day MEM
oramble one.
Orleans-A former student has
Just presented Derby Academy
with six-acre play ground to be
for an athletic field. The
presentation was in memory of
Elizabeth Bisbee Hunt, who was
the wife of Judge Nathan P. Hunt
of Manchester, N. H.
Rutland-The town hall in Pitts
ford, an historic structure, was
burned Sunday morning, the cause
The property and its
of the fire having not yet been
contents was only partially covered
by insurance.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. William
P. Dillingham;, who has been in
Washington without a vacation
for year, spent the Thanksgiving
holiday with his son, Paul Dilling-
ham, in Montpelier. Senator Dill
Iingham vii be IS years old Deem
Der IL and appears to be in splen-
did health.
Windham-Edward Slack of |
Bellows Falls, who struck an Of
fcer in the paper mill strike in |
Bellows Falls, has been sentenced
% the state prison at Windsor to
serve a year in confinement at
1ard labor.
Windsor-John c. Coolidge of
Plymouth, father of Vice-president
Coolidge, was one of the 1875 cit
zens of Windsor county to join the
county farm bureau recently.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-11-28
East Burke

Mr.. and Mrs Melborn Hazen OF
Alburg are at the home of their
daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Temple are
rejoicing over the advent of a
baby girl born Sunday night, Nov.
Goth. Both mother and child are
doing well.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-11-28
LyndOnville

Attend The supper at the Uni
versalist church Thursday even
ing, Dec. /, 35 cents. Advertise
ment.
The biography of Theodore N.
Vail "In One Mans Life' sent
postpaid for $500 by E. C. Smith
bookstore, st. Johnsbdry. Adver-
tiscrlent.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-11-28

After leaving their high cost au-
tomobiles standing in the streets
unlocked, lot of people wonder
why the automobile thieving bust
ness fiourishes so prosperously.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-11-28
Locke Heads Orleans
Co. Red Cross
CONTINUED from Page u

organized, he was one of the d.
lcctors. During the late wa, the
State Chapter was re-organized in
to county chapters and Col.
Emery has given most efficient
service as county chairman since
that time. To his effective lead
ership, his executive ability and
his grasp of the needs OF the try
ing times the Orleans County
Chapter of the Red Cross owes
much of the success of its high
rating in the State Chapter.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-11-28

Everybody has to help pay the
s75, 100000 federal appropriation
for highways, but as no one
knows when he is taxed for it,
everyone favors the tax.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-11-28

The farmers complain that they
are nearly bankrupt and yet the
price of their land has been so
high that a young man can buy
farm only with great difficulty.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-11-28
NEWPORT LOCALS

Mrs. B. S. Curtis has been Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. LeClaire.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-11-28

W. c. Jessup, President and General Manager
OF the L. II. Hotchliss Company, Norwalk,
Conn.,, is staunch admirer of Buick He
tells why:
My Model 20 Buick purchased in 1911, has
now run 10000 miles
Winter and summer, it has Travelled over
every kind and condition of road. 1t has gone
through miles of mud at a stretch. 1t has
Travelled for hours over Florida sands. 1t has
plowed through snow drifts. Yet in all these
years have never had to get out of my car
except tor tire trouble. 1t always keeps going.
The same clutch, cylinders, transmission,
differential, etc, that were in the car when II
was delivered are still in perfectworking order
Mr.. Jessup's account of his Buick S performance
is characteristic of the service given by Bucks
everywhere, andaccounts for theoverwhcl1iue
senument-You can always depend. on Bui2!:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-25
Swell DIVA PASAZERY A
BYL IA TO OkRADEN.

Chicazsky obcan Mitchell AL
len podnikl vylet ma SVEN autu
do Clevelandu, vychodne cd
Lorain byl zdvotile pozadan
dv6ma pesaky, aby je swell.
Allen ochotne vyhov6l,a ,ale kdyz
byla celia spolecnost u Rocky
River, vytasili Sc muzi pojed-
nou $ revolvery obrali sveho
dobrodiiice o $500 ma hotovo-
sti, demantovy prsten a jehlice
V Gene $1075 q o nektere sat
stvo. Kdyz Sc byli lupici takto
obohatili, vystoupili a porutili
hezky zhurta, ably Allen pekn6
rychle uiizdel. Tento musel upc
slechnouti a loupez hlasil tepr-
We kdyz prijel do naseho me-
sta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-25
PRO ZHRZENOU LASKU.

38-lety kra ian Josef Novak
bvl vcera policejnim soudcem
Ch. l.. Selzerem pridrzen k
procesu pred velkou porotu a
dan pod zaruku $4,000. Histo-
rie jeho jest dosti vSedni. By
dlel u ThomasG V elsie 2106
zap. 33. ul. a zamiloval Sc do
16-lete dcerusky bytnych Hele
ny Thomasov6. Zadal mladic-
kou divku, ably mu dala srdce
j ruku, ale tato odmitala a tn
zamilovany Novak vyzval He
lenu, aby MIN Sla ma prochaz-
ku, devce vsak ocmitlo. natez
askou posedly, vice jak dva-
krate TAX starry muz ma Helenu
vvpalil tfi rany. Bude Sc mu-
siti zodpovidati pfecinu tai
neho nosenf zbrani a utoku S
1myslem zabiti. Hlavnimi sved-
ky proti nemu jsou otec dev.
cete a pax postTelena sama.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-25
NEZAPLACENE POkUTY
NEBUDOU ODPOUSTENY.

Chudi stravnfci okr. vezenf,
ktefl isou V base jedine proto,
re nemohou zaplatiti prisouze-
ne Jim pokuty, nebudou nikte-
rak propusteni, iak pravi depe-
Sc doSla vcera vecer do Cleve-
landu q Columbus cd statniho
navladniho j. G.. Pricea. Po-
vest povstala nasledkem tvr-
Zeni j. A. ZangerIea, okresni-
no auditora, jenz sobe pred ne
davnem zt6zoval, ze okres ne
muze uziviti vSechny chovan-
ce, ktefi jsou zavfeni pro chu-
dobu, ktera Jim branf sloziti
prifcenou pokutu. DIE neino-
veisich zprav ma pry pan Zan-
gerle radost, re Sc tax nestane,
neb podobne soudnictvi by by
10 snn'telnou ranou prohibiG-
MIN zakondm = "a od toho
vysvobod' mas, Panel
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-25

Velmi zfidka Sc dostava ku
pujicimu jakekoliv bezpeGno-
sti pfi nakupu vyprodejniho
zbozi. V pravidelnych vypro-
deiich pouziva Sc hlavne tax
chatrneho zbozi, Jake nelze
jinak ami prodati, lee jen kdyz
jest cena dosti yabna.
Behem uplneho vyprodeje Y
striznlm obchode "u KoudelI",
v elsie ABS Broadway, ktery
bude zahajen pristi tyden, do
stane Sc kazd6mu mimo vab-
nych, nizkych cen take napro-
ste bezpecnosti pri veskerych
nakupech, protoze V nasem oh
chode najdete jedine prvotfid-
nj zbozi, spolehlive a zarucene
nemame zadne jine - mfti
nebudeme.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-25

Il rodlnneho domova ma
Miles Ave. konan byl yCera od-
poledne pohfeb iednoho z nej-
starSich ceskych osadnik6 Gle
velandskych, p. TomaSe Sidla.
Sesli Sc pri teto prilezitosti
prukopn;ci zdejSi ceske osady,
jichz fady vuGihlede ridnou, a
by Sc naposled rozloucili S
davnym druhem, pritelem, spo
lupracovnikem V narodnim III
vote. SlZa Zalila oGi kazdeho z
mich pri pohledu ma tn bledou
tvar, j We smrti priv6tivou a
vlidnou. V dome smutku pro-
mluvili p. f. NJ. Vacha, Ia rad
VitezslaV Halek, C.S.P.S., ie-
hoz zesnuly byl clenem pres
ttyficet roku; p. j. Skalak "a
Dvur Zaboj, Lesniku Ameri-
ky a p. f. Sakryd. Rakev W.
nesena byla z domu smutku sy
ny a yeti zesnuleho, ktefi tax
prokazali poslednl sluzbu sve-
mu neZapomenutelnemu otci
a tchanovi. Ma hfbitoV6 Wood
landskem, kde telesn6 pozu-
statky TomaSe Sidla ulozeny k
vecnemu odpo6inku, promluvil
p. Jos. Frcka "a riditelstvo Ce-
ske Mar. Sine a p. V. Kral "a
Ceskoslovenske Mar. Sdruzeni.
Ucast ma pohfbu svedcila L.
cte a yaznosti, jake zesnuly
sc tesil a byla zaroven PROBE
vem sympatie zarmoucene ro-
dine.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-25
PURPERA A HUNT POVO-
LAM JAKO SVEDCI PROCE-
SU S BENIGNEM.

Pro zavrazd6nf Slye a Fame
va k smrti odsouzeny Sam Pur-
Dera byl soudcem H. w. Powell
lem povolan, abv vypovidal ia
ko sv6dek proti Dominikovi BE
nignovi, obzalovanemu z tehoz
zlocinu. Byl dopraven vcera We
Ger, ie to liz DO druh6 kdy pfi
veZen byl z Clevelandu kob-
ky, kde ocekava zavolani, abv
ma elektrickem kfesle Zaplatil
pokutu "a spachanou dvojna-
sobnou vrazdu.
Soucasn6 byl sem dopraven
Bobby Hunt, odsouzeny ma do
zivoti pro zavrazdeni policej-
riho straznika kraiana Elmera
Sprosteho. Hunt vsak vypovida
ti bude We prospech obhajobp
Benigna svedectvi ieho Wy
vratiti ma vVpoved' iineho zlo-
tince, taktez re zavrazdeni
Slye Fannera obzalovan6ho
Komera alias Toledo Kida, kite
ry oznacil Dominika Benigna
ga prav6ho strnjce a naGelnika
handy. Komer vypravoval ma
prvnim soudu Renignem.
ktery pferusen byl onemocn6-
MIN iednoho 2 porotcu, ze Be-
nigno mu dal revolver. ale Hunt
ma dosvedtiti, re Komer mel
zbran jiz drive nezli Sc Be-
nipnem seSel. Komer vypovi-
dal jako svedek podobne pfi o.
bou procesfch Mottoa, jenz byl
jiz popraven Purpery, ma KITE
reho poprava ceka
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-25
ZASOBOVANf CLEVELAN-
DU NERYLO BY VALNE
STAVKOU DOTcENO.
Name pry vseh0 dost ma
30 dri.

Cleveland nemusi miti obav,
re by hladovel neb mrzl "a pri-
padne zeleznicnf stavky, neb
"a diva dny po uvedenf V sku-
TEX teze budou drahy operova-
ny dale a "a tyden dostane sc
doprava vabec do normalniho
stavu. TAX podobn6 as lfcil 81
tuaci ]. J. Bernet, president
drahy Nickel Plate, ma schdZi
zvlastniho vyboru Obchodni
Komory, ienz ma ma starosti do
pravu uhlf a potravin.
Take jine zpravy hlasf, re
potravin jest dosti a re neni
treba obzvlaste Sc zasobovati
kdyz stavka bude vyvolana. V
chladirnach zdejsfch nachazi
Sc znacna zasoba masa od 6 do
S mil. liber veproveho cd 2
do 3 mil. hov6zfho, tax ze by
maso stacilo, kdyby nebylo nj
ceho pTiveZeno, ma so dnf. Pc
karny zdejSi isou pax mou-
kou zasobeny ma 90 dni a pro
domacf potfebu jest dost mou-
ky V obchodech ma 6 tydnG. V
Clevelandu sc spotrebuje $500
sud6 denne. Podobn6 Sc hlasf 0
zbozf grocernfm, kterym NIUE
byti ale m6sto V pAdu nome
no nedostatku snadno zasobe-
no 2 Michiganu.
Nakladni dopravu, neb ne
ktere nastale jeii nedostatky
snadno by napravil velky poGet
autotruckG, kterych 1900 snad
no odveze ma vzdalenost rs mil
obsah 220 nakladnfch zelez-
niGnich vozG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-25
DRAHA kLAME UDAVANfM
PLATO ZRfZENC0.

Draha Erie vydala pojedna-
nj, kter6m jsou uvedeny
prdm6rn6 mzdy zeleznitnich
zam6stnancd. Ma pojednani od-
povida Charles Murray, cleve-
landsky zastupce Spojeneho
bratrstva zam6stnancG pfi u
drzovanf trait zam6stnancG v
dflnach, jenz tvrdi, re by m6la
zmfnena draha udati take, re
.udan6 mzdy zahrnuii praci
pres cas-. Oznamovany drahou
plat ma jediny dCel a sice ten,
ably sympatie vefeinosti byly
pTi zeleznicnfch magnatech.
Draha by m6la udati t6z po-
|ctiv6, kolik dnf jest d6lnictvo
nuceno zahaleti a hned Sc uda-
vaii take velice padne doklady.
Zde jest jeden podobny roz-
kaz Erie drahy:
Platno cd 16. ffjna. VSem
tesafskym foreman6m. Vase
odd6lenf bude snizeno ma de-
set muzd. Mzdy jednotlivc6
budou nasledovni: Jeden muz
Csc ma hodinu, nekteri 61M
JIM $685. a ostatni 44c.
V odpov6di Sc pravi dale,
ze nekteri delnici ma tratfch
mali ien 40c a plat hlidacd ma
ulicnich kfizovatkach jest We
skutecnosti mensi iak m6siGn6
$75.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-25
zY1yAyzyEyN-1ZIgArIya17r1

n6ho bratfiGka, 3-let6ho Russell
la, ma dvofe jejich domova, de
vet mil ma zapad odtud. Usmr-
til je ranami zasazenymi ku-
sem plynove roury. Harry pre-
mozen byl otcem svym, Ella
mem Longem a sousedy sva-
zan ma rukou nohou az do
pfichodu serifova. Jevil znam-
ky silenstvi po n6kolik tydnu,
aysak nebyl pokladan "a ne
bezpeGn6ho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-25
VYNALEZCE PNEUMATI-
CkEHO RAFU ZEMREL.

Dublin, "a. fijna. John
Boyd Dunlop, S1-lety, znamy
jako vynalezce pneumatick6ho
rafu, Zemrel zde dnes. Jeho Wy
nalez, prvne uvedeny do trhu
v 1888, mel ia nasledek yelk6
rozSifenl a oblibu bicykla a
automobile Y pozdejSi dobe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-25
SUSPENDOVANf STRAzNi.
KA BLAHY.

Policista ctvrt6ho precinktu
j. p. Blaha byl vGera policei-
MIN nacelnikem +. w. Smithem
suspendovan re sluzby, jelikoz
opilosti fidil auto a lehce
zranil ma Denison Ave. dive ma
le divky. Stalo sc tax minule
ned6le q krom suspendovani
bude Sc muset Blaha zodpoVi-
dati re sv6ho pfe6inu pred
sudcem Ch. l.. Selzerem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-25
CESKE INzENYRY,

absolventy vysokych Skol, ci-
zine dlici, zada Spolek cesko-
slovenskgch inzenyrd a archi-
tektG V Praze H., Bredovska u
lice, 3, "a laskavc sdeleni, kde
a iak pGsobi a 0 iich adresy.
Dele Sc to proto, ably mezi ko-
legy molly byti vymehovany
vzaiemn6 zpravy a informace.
Prosime lask. otiSteni i We
vsech druhych ceskoamer. Ii
stech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-25
HRAL 81 s NALEZENYM RE.
VOLVEREM.

Vincent Chanejs, 12-lety
hoch, 5039 Finn Ave. vcera
vecer nalezl pry poblize ieho
bytu pohozeny revolver. Ze
zv6davosti prohlizel zbran a
pfi zahravani, iak to iiz byva
vySla rama a hocha zranila ma
krku a lev6 ruce. Byl odvezen
do nemocnice sv. Alexise.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-25
TUCNA KORIST ZELEZNIC-
MICH LUPICU.

Z zelezniGniho nakladniho
vagonu, ma cest6 z Clevelandu
do Toleda byla ukradena celia
spousta drahych kozesin, repre-
sentujicfch cena n6kolik tisic
dollard. Loupez pozorovana by
la jiz We Fremontu a oznamena
sem telegraficky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-25
MUz A TRI zENY OBET1
DUSIVYCH PLYING.
Nestssti Sc udalo phi vykufo.
vani restaurantu.

Zubnl l6kaf dr.. G.. G., Ro-
gers We Wright budov6, 10310
Euclid ave-, byl vcera 3. ho-
dine znepokojen neobjevova-
MIN Sc 50leteho domovnika
Franka Fryera. Shan6l Sc po
mem a nalezl jej V jeho byte ma
Itretim patfe uduseneho poste
Hi a 29letou jeho dceru Mabel
' koupeln6 takt6z iiz mrtvou.
Vedle Fryera bydlici 35leta He
lena Ashermanova Perkinsova
28leta Alffa Miller Stercho-
Iva, ktere prisly do Clevelandu
2 Chattanooga, Tenn, byly tax
ltez iiz mrtvy, prvneisf naleze-
ma byla ma luzku a druha V ku-
chyni Il kamen ma podlaze. Ko-
roner A. p. Hammond prohla-
sill, re smrt nastala jiz cas-
|nych hodinach rannich.
Louis J. Begin, zfizenec the
Lake Erie Fumigating Co.,
3432 zap. 1T. ul., ktera byla
povolana, ably vykoufila restau
rant V pfizemi, byl zatGen po-
ruGfkem Sweeneyem a dan Y
obzalobu pro zabitf.
Dva JIM obyvatele domu S.
J. Corbey a M. u. Ramsburg
zachraneni byli pied uduSenim
ien st'astnou okolnostf, re pro
Ramsburga V poledne pTiSel
ieho kolega a sice ien nasled-
KEN dopoledniho nedostaveni
posledniho do prace Oba mu-
Ii Sc sice rano probudili, ale ne
dovedli sob6 rozSifeny zapach
vysv6tliti, udelalo Sc jim zle a
usnuli a byli navstevnikem ma
lezeni jiz v 1plntm beZv6domi.
Begin byl podroben hned po
SVEN zatteni vyslechu a vypra
vel, re zapocal vykuroyanim
Irestaurantu hned po pul noci.
Uzil asi sest liber luGebnin smi-
senych vodou a pfipravek roz
d6lil Sesti miskach V kuchyni
restaurantu. Policejnf nafizeni
ale predpisuje, re pri kazde
podobne praci ma byti vydano
vSem sousedum varovani, coz
lvsak Begin neucinil. Okna a
dvere kuchyne byly pevn6 uza-
vfeny smrtfcf plyny dostaly
sc ma tfeti poschodi yentilacni
Sachtou.
V druhem patre budovy ma
chazeji Sc jen uradovny. Be
nigno Sc primal, re Trad vyku-
Tovace zastava teprve Cd GER
vna a re byl pred tim pet rokd
lodnikem ma Velkych jeZerech,
kde caste byl syedkem, jak Sc
cele parniky vykufuji.
Obe mrtv6 zeny meskaly Y
dome as tyden, byly die MALE
zenych listin rozvedeny bez
zam6stnani. Fryer pax $ dee
rou ohlasovali, re dnes otevrou
obchod cukrovinkami V move
zriZene arkad6 t6hoz domu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-25
POZDRAV Z CIMIC.

z prazsk6ho okoli z Clinic
u Bohnice zasila peknou po-
hlednici s pozdravem ma nase
Ctenarstvo p. Gust. Pauza, jenz
soucasn6 oznamuje. re V Ce-
chach Sc trvale usadf. Ia vzpo-
minku mas dix.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-25
HROZNY GIN SfLENEHO
CHLAPCE.

Warsaw, Ind, "a. fiina. Sc
Silev nahle dnes vecer, Harry
Long, 17-lety, zabil sveho sed-
mileteho bratra Kennetha a il
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03
.TRA|v|NC IN HOME ECONOMICS NEEDED
 ARIZONA GIRLS

|, since girls in Arizona marry early ID essential that they take courses III nome economies, according to Miss 1enevive Fisher of the federal board VI nome economies, who is making a survey or the situation in the state MISS Fisher says that while many siris acquire knowledge of house. noio management by experience it is Tar better to have the problem worked out before they take over the duties or home maker.
 >~fshe believes the Arizona plan of teaching home economics in the ele- mentary schools as well as the high school is splendid.
 MISS Fisher arrived in Phoenix yesterday and will make an inspec- uon of the work of pupils and teach CTS Tn the vocational schools, making such recommendations as she deems advisable. She will confer with the supervisors, giving them the benefit of her inspection covering A states In the union, for Miss Fisher is one or two inspectors in the field.
 while 1t is not our aim to de- veiop household servants, a course in home economics has wage earning possibilities" said Miss Fisher "We train the girls rather in home mak- Ing that she should not be a house. nOl0 0ruQge-
 Miss Fisher declared that while the girl might not become better cook th2n her mother, she nevertheless would be a good cook and have time tos devote to reading and whatever recreation she might fancy. The fu ture home maker is taught to ac- cOmplish her work with the saving of time, labor and money, she said.
 rShe is not only a worker but a manager." said Miss Fisher. 'She might be an excellent manager and still fall short of the spiritual side oi the work for she is good manager good cook and good seamstress is only part of the work of home economies The girl must not fall short in her knowledge of care of children
 Miss Fisher had much to say ir praise of the work of Miss Beulah CoOns state supervisor.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03
UNBLEACHED MUSLIN

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Arizona republican., 1921-04-03
MUSICAL PROGRAM
 1T WOMAN CLUB

A very interesting and enjoyable program marked the last of the meet ings held by the music section of the W0man's club. Lillian Adams Lik- naitz, well known California pianiste, had charge of the program and pre- scented a versatile selection of Cali fornia composers. Mrs. Liknaitz il- frustrated her playing with a short talk about the composers and their compositions, which she was well able to do, as most of the composers are her personal friends.
 Mrs. P. G. Salisbury has a charm ing personality and sang the Ross number with much feeling, bringing out the spirit of the Japanese music in her work. Mrs. W. E. Deity was at the piano.
 The program was as follows: At Sunrise ......... Homer Grunn Song of the Mesa" =. Homer Grunn Indian Dance" ...... Homer Grunn
 Lillian Adams -Liknaitz
 "Slumber Song of iZumo ....
 Gertrude Ross Dawn of the Desert. Gertrude Ross
 Mrs. P. G. Salisbury
 Melody Bertha Weber SCaprice Sylvan" .... Bertha Weber '.olonaise" ...-.. Henry Schoenfeld Birds at Dawn" .... Fannie Dillon
 Lillian Adams-Liknaitz Moon Dreams" -.......... Metcalf Light .-....-...-......- Stevenson
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03
MESA TEACHER |S
 BRIDE OF RANCHER

' Sending a substitute to take her place in the Mesa school where she has taught foI two years. Mrs. Mary Davis came to Phoenix Wednesday when she became the bride of Henry Bayless, well known valley rancher. As late as last evening, friends and relatives had not been advised of the wedding, which Ia announced for the first time this morning Mrs. .Bayless will return to the class room on Mon- day and will continue her connection with the schools until the close of the term
 The "secret" bride is the daughter of MT. and Mrs G. r. Turner of Tempe. She received her education at the Normal and has taught in schools in the county for the past few years During the Christmas ho1i- day season she met the young rancher and their rapid fire courtship cul- minated in the marriage of a few dayw ago
 Mr. HaY1esE. like his bride, is well known and hrkaM in the valley He has exasznSaiva ranch interests in Tempe and Arlington