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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-19
STRIKE,
NOT BANKS, HURT
FARM CREDITS
HARDING
Comptroller of Currency
Says Winking at Con-
tract Obligations Is
Grave Business Menace

DECATUR. ~. May is.-lGov. W.
T.. Harding of the reserve board nj
dressing members of the Decatur as
Nociation ~ Commerce aud Hankeri
from all cities OF central Illinois las
night In the rOursr ~ his first stut'
ON the ton OF personal investigation
uf economic conditions IN the middis'
west. defended the federal rrsrrv'
system In IL policy In respect to
agricultural credits.
The federal reserve banks he
said, are not responsible for declines
in prices, either Ia farm products or
other commodities, Reference TO the
index curve FOR wholesale prices shows
that the decline began abruptly IN
MAY. 1890 and has continued steadily
ever since. although during the
months letween May and November
federal reserve loans were increasing
Just as rapidly. The cal cause was
"a factor bigger than any marking
system; the buyers strike"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-19
BAD ENGINES
WORSE OFFICERS
IN THE AIR MAIL
PILOT JONES

CHICAGO, Hay IA telegram
supporting the charges II alleged IN
efficiency and graft In tho ttr mail
service now under federal investiEa-
ton here. was received today By e.
g. Eyersole. the chief complainant.
from William II. Jones air mail pilot
ON the Pacific coast division. The
telegram was presented 10 the inves-
tigating committee by Eversoic.
Jones was formerly "a director ~
tho Pacific Cuast Aero club. He
stated that the conditions which were
cited by Evcrsule as obtaining IN the
central division Of the service existed
on the Pacific coast. Crashes because
OF defective puru and bad engines
part 90 officials.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-19
SEEKS
RECOGNITION
FOR ODREGON

WAsIIiNGTuN. May ~ -gccos-
MI ON 90 the obregcn government. 81
Mexico was urged to-day by senator
Arhurst. democrat Arizona. in a for
statement.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-19
wan asmnc CASH Rymaw W. wM Build You atsms mThav saLa DT NNosBURY NO 81 cda Rs @tJ

Boy Iols, sd ba5 ikss se~-55 r.
with pavss street. Easy terma-vtT
pay re-. We fiao have cheap iots N
the Hisllanfs ~hlch all BE- vslusbls
on aecount Of the new shops. W. your
gsn home. :. d.. keisbef. 2it " oold-
Phone AiO.
y. n. KBLEHER
Phone sio. lssursncs. al ". Celia
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Beck of New York
Solicitor General

WASHINGTON. May is.-Appoint-
mont OF James NJ. Beck OF New York
a. solicitor general was announced
today by Attorney dcncral paugherty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-19

Tor sALT-MI-eiisncouS :
N-T0 TEKTTFW TSssp 100 IS BTosdssT
LkY neddy,s milk Pheas 2tlg.Rt
FOR SAlE-CDok stove No =. 81. Jos \
Twrl0h
FOR sAi.h Three stylish mems ,lats. Sac
Iss ur Nli trade even Tor trousers OF
.hIrt. mo- sri. 1905 tast tentrat
FOR sALE-iO ga. Of jersey milk = day.
40 cents psr gallon, ~ Taach 50 mile
soutfwcst Of bsreins Bridge. HIGHWAY road
fOE NAtI. Annihrr shipment Of Oiant
autn tires. auAH. $1,000 auxAn st2 g5.
VA, pay more Murphy Furniture Go. J25
south FIRST.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-19

FOR sAIE-Rcal EstAte -
FOR eAi.E-L fine koms On East Silver
avenue; also = vacant LOT "eons ib22.h
A VIM u,iienrr .Ir uu East Silver tOus
goo feet. south front level. nn grade. fine
view. end O. great bargain 90 $1,000 q A
Hammond 20 hast Silver rhoue tb2gR.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-19
n00MS WIN BONitD

ONE Iafge room. noeIy fafnished. suitahi'
Tor one nf two With board. it72-W
SIS W Fruit
Tor RIsNf- NIfgIy hruIshed ffont Ts0m
first floor adjoining bath. private 90
trance nn pthrr funmers suitable FOR two
board u drsir,d 1900 Nrst Central rhunl
iaIEM
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-19

AON ha.N
FOR RkNr-froni room 1870 '. Silver.
FOR HENT-furnished r0om. Phone 1851.
W lll1 w IleraA
.TOh KENI-To esnusna- f0em via
sleeping porch. Gus " silver.
ROOMs fof hEht 6oassksspias. b0f kortA
ELGiN HOTfL-Cssa, comfortable siesp'
West Central
FOR RENT-Nicely mrnished cool room.
one and one bali blocks from ,ip Han
10 W Nrund Ave
FOF WTSTSTwo nIes large wel ssntlaigl
rooms an conycuicncrs. Phone iiOJk.
los So Arnu
FOR HENT-lght kouseEespiae rooms a
car line, one block vest santa fe ahok-.
poa y Third. Pklns 6al.y
FOR EENT-Hgh eisss room aorih, soaih
aud east exposure southeast Sleeping
porch IN q private home; beet residence
dl.irlrt rhens pIo
TOR KLNT-nouses s
FOR RFNr-hoase hmHhed iaoi 3.
| HOTST TOW RENT-J- a Hammond. bgi
tast silver Phone t5e2N
FOR WhNr-New modern bunesiov iur.
nished. Gall a. tul snuih Hish ~
FUk hEsI-furhished tsht sOsss. rsOhs
s57.W.
P0R NTNT-T6rre room hoass hrnlshed.
With porch. also e. 2 room house. fnrnish.
ed. 1900 =, Walter.
FuE REN1-Complsisly furnished 4rooa
acme. 3 or . menths. reasonable. Phone
l2Nt-J. before sunday
FOk kEN1-fiVe rooms with sisepiur
porch also garage. Apply 7oi New YORK..
Phone ias2M
FOR KENT-FaTnishsd fouf rooms and
sleeping porch. for two or three months.
Fourth Ward gao rance, etc. Phone dai
lfmn iNh. evenings lNNlfM
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Is
TIKTED-PiAis saa fssT sssins. PssA'
FOR ~sALE-Rooming koass. Pboas t67
Kelly als Msat Gold
FOR SAfE-i I'll sell my resiaarAsti
bringing IN good money can gar
rUK nALE-Ons o. tss oiaess sstablishe q
bg'i9s.ss. Of =. w n AlbuaqsIgss
are large; quick turnover Of stock. Hsv'
esse on buildins with prswar rent over
read sIpsnsss are ANAL. This IL the besi
,usrgus. Il n your Bic opportunity. AZ
todsyi Address bos 50. care ef aersid.
MONEY TO LOAN ~
M6NEY 10 LOAN oa pledges dotilleb Z
Seer. 10s North First.
MONEi 10 LOAN-On diamnads, watcher
and sold Jew ciry Liberal reliable. "a
pericn,ed 0ottirb 8 Beer los Nortl
flrst
CONFIDENTIAL loans on isvelry, aiamands
watches. Liberty Bonda, pianos, antomo
Siiet. Lowest rates. RothmAn'a III sosu
FiFst bonasd 20 the ate
PROFESSIONAL CARDS u
DR. MARoAREf cARfhfoaT
ofhes Room 10, Orant Bldg. Phone bTi'J
Residence it23 East Csnnal
Phous 67iW,
DR.. S. c. CLARKE
Eys. Ear Eo.s snd rArOsL Glasses rite,
Barnett Bids. Phons eae.
office Hour. . 10 n = N. ana ? to 8 ,. n
MISCELLANEOUS 2
wAkTED-Carsfui hosaE i,nishinE b. mas
tar photographer, tvios daily SERVES. n
memhsr, satisfaction guaranteed. bsnd yOg
fnlthinr 70 = reliable established firm
nanna \ HAnna Master PAo,esrspAeu.
KODAK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. worl
manabipi prompt service. standard prices
return posiage paid On mail orisrt koda
department Suuset Studio, formerly la
apm's l. n Hanna 9toX wsst Csnus
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-19

FOR RENT-APARTMENrs
. rooms and bath. as per month.
4 rooms and bath. $40 per month.
aight on street car line.
MCKINLEY LAND a LUMBER co,
Phone 100.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-19

sis,reem f,ms nodsrns large fruns
porch. lsrrs aleePinf pqlehi eernsr l9ti
bat Ua want the cnat end Vii sell fee
$4,000. 90. fiinats ga hoath Edith. Let
~ show you ihis today,
Tour.roun brick n North Edith iust
eff ~ Central avruue. one 81 ihe beet
locations ~ the Hirhlandh. Inst newly
decorated. will ssll for $500. $1,000
tnah. balenee enaL layment.-
A. e. SHARES
Real Esiais snd Insurance
$40 wssi Geld Az. rhss. lse
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-19
DR.. S. c. CLARKE


EJs. Ear, Eo.s sna rlrOsL olsssss Yit.st
BaFnett BidG. fhons eae.
Ofhs. Hour. : TO n = N. sas 10 8 ,. N
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-19
WANTED

Position az stenOErapher with iocAl
concern. Can furnish The best OF local
references.
ADDRESS BOX Is
Care OF Herald
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-19
FOR RENT

Strictly modern, recently rein
ishcd, Broom apartment. Call $40
South Broadway between , aud >
p. m, or phone l2U7-W
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-19

Have deposit Of $4,000 on brand
new Overland Touring at agency.
Need money ON account of sick.
ness. VIII sell my deposit for
$4,000 Terms could possibly be
arranged for balance.
ADDRESS AUTOMOBILE"
Care OF Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-19
ron sAIE-MI-celsneoas

FOR sAIlE-MI-ceIaneoas
fOR sALk-A player psno prseissily
sisss.J. % Saare.s 3 ". Walfsr' - rs'S $
DEPEkDABfE PLANTs-pors Rico sad
al leading varieties u wet potato
saa no, S'T pssp. 1000 100. LSsse P'ss SS' ,'sssss'
Bermuda onions; 1000, 500. Delivery
ssd count Eu,5.h,ssd. send for de.eng.
msS ''''f, Piens., r.nt' m ,ss, ~
b. sswsn Pear,ali. Telaa
FOR SALI-Anio 'amp tni,er foinpleie nn
nr,t class condition inrhidrs tent hrfs.
table. stove ire boz rhone 800 tt25 b..
silver
FOR SALE-CHEAP
Monarch tlaugc. iu good condition.
Cnuuot be- 'Nc.ilDd Tor cooking 90
baking Also an irish Mail Chiid's
Vehicle. nearly nov. az caay to opcr-
atr "a u Kitty -kar. They ate priced
tu sell quickly. s06 West New York.
Ihunc 2les.W
tOR sAif@1ypcWnters -
FOK sIIE TYPEWRITEKs-xn Fads.
both new and second lard. bought sold.
rented sad repaired Aleugusrqas Type
1871 E AAsa - - HNaNA
SnnFtA ~
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SO
FOR RENT-J rooms aud porch. hmIshel
l1lh n. Erst NJ
FURNISHED housekespinF apartments: DC
slek 2iA N seventh At
TWO partly fsrnlshsd rooms for nghi house
keeping nov 3 second -.
ROOMS ior light kousefsepihE S0T Horl
Third 81
fOR RfNT-rvo Nght huusckecpIue rooms
furuishrd nl.o 2 bedrooms. i2iL y
| Thiri.
TWO AID 3Tooh furnished aousokespin
apartments; Hlso sleeping rooms. Aibu
aaerqu. Hotel. ei6h n second.
fON KfNT-g m0dcrn MnHhed rocmf fa
hght housekeeping. Inquire NJ 1913 4
rhitd street
LIGHT HOT sfkftPtNU ROOM. lar,
sleeping porch in connection marfie,
couple wlthout children preferred No sits
Gall SIS vi holna Ave Phone isu2 W.
FOR RENr-fur5 shed apartment. thrc1
room STRICTLY modern furnished apartment
equipped With disappearing beds also bee
nn porch rent sac hot aud cold water paid
.nqulre bnu last Coal Ave-
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WAETED-Carsfui IossE i-nishing by mas
tar photographer; twios daily SERVES. Re-
member. sstsfActian guaranteed. Hsnd yvgf
hnlthinr 10 = reliable establiaksd firm.
nanna 3 Hama Master PAo,esfspAen
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-19

KODAK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. work.
manabip; prompt service. standard prices;
return posiage paid on mail or1sn KODAK
department Huuset Studio, formerly bar.
num's l. n Hanna 9feK West Csnuai
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-12
UNEMPLOYMENT
REPORT MADE UP
Sec. Hoover Submitted Findings of the
Conference After It's Survey
of Conditions.

Washington, d. C., Oct. l2. Resolu.
tions adopted by the national confer
ence on unemployment suggesting
steps for the economic betterment OF
the country were transmitted to Pres
ident Harding to-day by Secretary
Hoover, chairman Of the conference.
The conferences conclusions, after a
survey Of the nations business and
employment problems, were expected
TO form guide .5or the administra-
tons future policy As several Of the
conferences resolutions suggest con
gressional action il WAS thought these
might be called TO the attention Of
Congress by the president.
A report of the committee on con.
struction industries to be presented to
the conference to-day said on the sub
ject of wages:
"The cost Of living. rentals and
working conditions differ in various
communities. Where fair wage rednc-
lions have not been made construction
is held up. Such conditions should
be dealt with fairly and frankly be-
tween employer and workmen and rea-
sonable readiustments promptly
made"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-12
WOMAN HIGH MOGUL
or X. X. *. SHOT AT
Several Bullets Fired Through Window
Of Mrs. Elizabeth Tyler's House
in Atlanta.

Atlanta, Ca, Oct. r. Several 30
calibre steel jacketed, bullets with the
trail of footsteps that ended at the
road were all county police had TO start
on to-day in their inquiry into what
they characterized as an evident at
tempt last night to assassinate Mrs.
Elizabeth Tyler, head OF the women's
department Of the Ku Klux Klan.
Five shots were fired into the bed
room window Of Mrs. Tyler's home
here, she reported to police headquar-
ters, and while the window glass was
smashed the bullets whizzed over her
head as she leaned over the bed of her
daughter, Miss Doris Tyler, who was
i'll. The bullets were found embedded
in the walls of the room. A mys-
terious telephone call was received by
the Atlanta Constitution within an
hour after the shooting and mans
voice said:
Il just want to say that we got
Mrs. Tyler tonight and we viii get
Colonel Simmons tomorrow.
w. J. Simmons, imperial wizard Of
the Kian. is in Washington attending
hearings by which the House rules
committee expects to decide whether to
recommend Congressional investigation
of the Klan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-12
PAPERS WERE
NOT MOLESTED
Ex-AmNassador H e nry
Whites Stolen Dispatch
Case Found
BURGLARS WERE
DISAPPOINTED
Evidently Thought Case
Was a Box of
Jewels

Lexox, Mass, Oct. l2.-Burglars
who entered the summer home here of
Henry White, former ambassador to
Italy and France and delegate to the
Paris conference, Monday night, car
ried away dispatch case containing
private correspondence, apparently
under the impression that it was a
jewel case. They also took some cloth
ing and small amount Of jewelry be-
longing to Mr.. White, but obtained
none of Mrs. Whites Jewels, Mr.. White
said to-day.
Reports that official government
documents were included among the
missing papers were said by Mr.. White
TO be without foundation. He had
refrained from discussing the affair, he
said, at the request of the police who
hoped to get on the track of the men.
The thieves entered the house by
way Of the porch roof and an open
window into dressing room. II is be-
Leved they came by automobile.
The dispatch case was found this
on concrete coping at the
entrance to the White estate. AL
though it had been broken open, the
papers were intact.
About two dozen of Mr. Whites
were found nearby, but no
jewelry- recovered. T.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-12
MUCH DAMAGED
NAN is BABE RUTH
New York Highlander Star Swatter
Has Five Injuries, Some of Which
Threaten to Be Worse.

New York, Oct l2.-Babe Ruth. out
of the worlds series because of in
juries. is suffering from five different
hurts. any one OF which probably
would be sufficient TO keep many play
ers from the game.
Here are Ruths injuries;
Infected upper left arm, in which
surgeons have made a three-inch iii-
cision. The original injury was suf
fered in the Cleveland New York Sc
ries. The wound was torn open twice
in the games of Sunday and Monday,
and the arm is badly swollen.
Sprained left knee, suffered in mid
summer, has never had enough rest to
regain strength.
Pulled tendon or "charleyhorse' in
right leg; torn loose again Monday
when he scored from first on r. Meu-
sells two dagger.
Sprained wrist, caused by falling on
his arm when sliding bases.
strawberry" or open sore on his
hip, caused by sliding bases, and con-
stantly reopened.
Ruth SAYS he could stand the pain
and would play but for the warning OF
physicians that constant aggravation
would spread the infection in his arm
and make another and more serious
operation necessary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-12
BETHEL

J. II. Beckwith is attending the ma
tional convention Of rural mail car
riers in Washington, ID. c. On his way,
he visited his son. John \. Beckwith,
and family in Springfield, Mass.
Walter II. Preston is visiting his
sister. Mrs. William +. Clifford. in
Hartford, Conn.
The high school baseball team went
70 Rutland yesterday aud met defeat
by the high school team Of that city.
II to q. The team is being coached for
its game with Montpelier seminary in
Montpelier Saturday.
Bascom house guests yesterday in
cluded W. A. Fleming Of New York.
George James of TIardwiek. W. n.
Ryle and Earl 6. Rowell Of Montpelier.
Mrs. C. Z. Dearing Of North ROYAL
ton. a former resident Of this place. j.
quite seriously III At her home.
Mrs. Bssie Wheeler. who is in Ran
dolph for the fall, was here yesterday.
n. W. Clark moved Yesterday from
the Willie block. storing his furniture
At John Keleher's brick house until i
is ready for occupancy after the reno
vation d is undergoing Meanwhile
the Clarks have rooms a. Austin Ha-
vcy's.
wilbur \. sslter resumed work
yesterday after few DAYS confinement
b. illness
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-12
MARBLE GIRL FREED
OF BEING IMPLICATED
IN DAN KABER MURDER
PERSHING ACCEPTS
BRITISH INVITATION
Will Assist in Presenting Congression-
al Medal of Honor to British
Unknown Dead Oct. II.

Paris, Oct. l2.-General John J.
Pershing has accepted the British gov
ernment's invitation to assist in tae
presentation of the Congressional med
al of honor to the unknown warrior
OF Great Britain in Westminster Abb
bey. 1t is probable the ceremony
viii take place Oct. IL.
In transmitting his tentative accept
ance through Ambassador Harvey in
London, General Pershing has asked
Mr.. Harvey to take up the matter
with the British foreign Office and war
Office, saying if October IL is date
agreeable to the British government,
he will be glad to go to London ON
that day, caneelling an engagement
he had made in this city.
The Pershing episode, which caused
lively exchange of kilograms for
ten days between Paris and the Amer
ican embassy in London, is regarded
as closed. The American battalion
which came to this city to take part
in the ceremony of presenting the
Congressional medal of honor to the
French unknown soldier" was de-
tanned in Paris for seven days in the
expectation that Ambassador Harvey
could give some definite advice as 10
the ceremony planned in London. The
troops were finally ordered to return
to Coblenz, and departed last Sunday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-12
LLOYD GEORGE TELLS CABINET
Of the Deliberations Carried on With
the Irish.

London, Oct. l2-Premier Lloyd
George laid before a full meeting of
the British cabinet council meeting to.
day the subjects discussed at yester
days conference between representa-
tives of the Irish republican Parlia
ment and committee of cabinet Off
GERS. A recess of one day was taken
by the men considering the Irish af-
fairs. who will meet tomorrow morn,
ing at IL o'clock to resume their con
sideration of some means by which the
Irish problem can be adjusted.
Little was made public regarding the
details Of the two meetings held by
the conferees yesterday, but there was
some intimation that objection was
made by the cabinet officials present to
the recruiting of men for the Irish re-
publican army. II was pointed out that
several thousand men have been added
to the ranks of the military forces nn
der direction of the Dali Eireann, and
it seemed \probable that some step
would be taken TO secure an agreement
by which neither party would increase
its armed forces during the present ne.
gotiations.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-12
MAINE POTATOES
TAKE A JUMP
Present Estimate of Crop Is Far
Ahead of Previous
Crop.

Wakefield, Mass, Oct. II Favor
able conditions in September caused
rapid gains in the prospects for the
potato crop in all sections Of the Unit
ed States, V. A. Sanders Of the United
States burean Of markets aud crop es-
Inmates, announced to-day. The gain
was particularly noticeable in Maine,
where the September estimate Of "a
$4,000 bushels has been changed 10
32.766000. Approximately FIVE mil
lion bushels Of tho gain was in the
potato district in Aroostook county.
Fruit worm damage In September
reduced the Massachusetts cranberry
crop TO l75.000 barrels as against $780,
600 last year. the report said The
Maine apple crop Mr.. Saunders esti-
mates at $4,000 barrels. adding that
the crop in other New England states
is very light and quantitative esti-
mates are difficult to make with ac-
curacy. Compared with a full crop
the prospects are reported as follows:
New Hampshire 3s per cent, Connect
icut 80 per cent. Vermont 30 per cent.
Massachusetts, "a per cent, Rhode Is
land l6 per cent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-12
LEAVES SEVEN CHILDREN
Hor1nidas Rousse, Merchant of Upper
Graniteville, Dead

Hormidas R>asse, merchant and
respected citizen of Upper Graniteville,
passed away at his home yesterday
about 4:30 after suffering an illness
lasting over a period of 10 months
Mr.. Rousse was i'll with influenza
which later turned into tuberculosis.
His confinement TO bed took place five
days ago.
The deceased was born in st. Helene,
p. Q, 81 years ago. He came TO the
United States when months old. Tor
the past 91s years he had successfully
conducted meat and grocery store in
Upper Granitevile and was known as
hard worker. He was a member Of
Court Robert Emmett. c. 0. +. and
L'Union st. John the Baptist.
He is survived by his wife and seven
children. the youngest of whom is two
weeks and the oldest 5 years. Tic
children's names are Wilford, Eugene,
Jeanne, Angus. Ernest, Albert AMI
Anna. Mr.. Rousse also leaves his
father. Julius Rouse, of Upper Gra-
niteville and two brothers, Arthur
Rousse of Barre and Adelard Rousse,
of Lower Granitevile.
The funeral will be held from ST.
Sylvester's church Friday morning at
3 o'clock. Burial will he in the family
lot in St. Sylvester cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

The announcement Of the engage
mcnt Of Miss Grace ". Brown. daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Peter Brown of Hartford,
Conn, formerly Of Barre. TO John J.
Helm Of that place, has been received
in the city.
Miss Eva G. Smith entertained a
large audience of club workers aud
friends yesterday afternoon in How
land hall by giving a talk on her ex-
periences abroad this summer, touch
ing on scenes and conditions in France,
Italy. Switzerland and England. Dur
ing the afternoon. musical selections
we're given by the high school orches-
ira and quartet. Much credit is due
Miss Dorward for the excellent music
rendered by them.
A surprise party vas given yestsr-
day in honor Of the ninth birthday
anniversary of Miss Alma Bottigi at
the home Of her grandmother. Mrs.
Santina Balzarina, - Smith street,
when f5 boys and girls met 70 eele-
hrate the event and had the. time Of
their lives. There was dancing and
singing and during the affair the
guest of honor was presented a writing
desk and other gifts. Refreshments Of
wafers. cake. ice cream and candy were
served and there was a wonderful
birthday cake, with candles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-12
PACKING MEN
WOULD GO OUT
On Vote Thus Far Tabulat-
ed IS Per Cent Favor
a Strike
VOTE TO INSTRUCT
THEIR LEADERS
To Call a Strike If They
Deem 1t Necessary to
Do So

Chicago, Oct. l2.-With $4,000 votes
tabuIated, 50 per cent of the packing
house workers who voted last Satur-
day on the question of authorizing the
executive committee of the Amalga
mated Meat Cutters and Butcher
Workmen Of North America to call a
strike, if they deem il necessary, are
in favor of a walkout,
Cornelius J. Hayes, international
president of the union, who made this
annoupcement to-day, said approx
mately $4,000 votes were cast in The
referendum last Saturday. Forty
thousand ballots from unions in 0ma-
ha. Kansas City, Fort Worth, Okla
homa City and other western pack
ing centers have not yet reached cai-
cago.