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Husband and Wife Write.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Carson, Column
bus, ~ NJ, sign a letter saying: "We
have both concluded we shall never be
without Foley Cathartic Tablets and
we believe them TO be essential to good
health They keep the stomach sweet,
liver active and bowels regular They
Danish constipation, Indigestion, bill
iousness, sick headache, bloating, sour
stomach, gas on stomach. bad breath.
coated tongue Not habit forming Sold
everywhere. -Adv.
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CRANITETJLLE

Anita Stewart in ~The Beloved
American Classics in Old Kentucky"
win be screened at Gilbert's hall on
Thanksgiving day at p. m. Also a
two-reel comedy. Admission l5c and
25c.- adv.
Firemens annual ball, opera house
hall. East Barre. Wednesday, Nov. %.
Nicors orchestra, seven pieces. Dane
ing from $ to 2 Admission Sl.25 per
couple, war tax included. Gallery, 25c.
--adv.
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A. ]. p. Cure just the Thing.


Adams, n. Y, Nov. ?, 1905.
A. j. Phillips, Norwood, n. y:
Dear Sir--As have taken two bot
ties Of your Famous A. J. P. Rheu-
matte Cure, | win send for one more.
1t is the best rheumatic remedy have
ever taken.
I have had rheumatism for the past
two years. Your cure is Just the thing
for me. You may place my name at
the end of anything You can write up
about your rheumatic cure. | would
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not take Ave dollars for bottle Of
it if could not get more. Knowing
what it has done for me, ! cannot do
too much for YOU.
Please send me one more bottle G.
o. ID. Yours truly.
c. c. Gerow.
Your druggist has it.--Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-22
WEBSTERVILLE

There win be a Thanksgiving service
at the Baptist church Thursday eve
ming at 7 o'clock Everyone Is cor
daily invited
Anita Stewart in "The Beloved
American Classics in Old Kentucky
viii be screened at Palace theatre on
Thanksgiving day at p. m. Also Z
two-rcel comedy. Admission l5c and
25c adv.
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EAST BARRE

:, Anita Stewart in fsThe Beloved
American Classics in Old Kentucky I"
will be screened in Foresters' hall on
Friday, Nov 25, at 7;30 p. m. Also a
two-reei comedy. Admission, l5c and
5c.---adv.
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Notice.

Regular meeting OF branch No. II,
o. w. /. Il. of n. A. win be held in
Miles hall on Wednesday, Nov. 23, at z
O'Clock. Nomination for l. L. auditors
and 10 hear the report of the commit
tee on the new bill of prices.
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Stomach Weak

Strengthen your stomach aud Danish
Indigestion; Mi-O-Na is guaranteed by
the Red Cross Pharmacy TO do It or
money back-adv. =
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observance Of rhankssirins pav.

All stores, members Of the Barre Re
tail Merchants association. Inc, will
be closed all day Nov. "a, Thanksgiy-
ing day, and will remain open Wednes-
day, Nov. %, until o'clock p. M
adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
SHADYS|DE
Mass Meeting Will
Boost Mast Liverpool
Marietta Highway

A mass Meeting Of citizens viii be
hold tomorrow evening al s O'Clock In
the school auditorium. The purpose Is
10 present facts concerning the pro-
posed East Liverpool Marietta highway
md 70 Eet an expression Of tho public
sentiment ~ the community. Talks will
be made by W. G. Mc~lain. and Arthur
4 Rcckman. secretary. OF tho hEhwa!
committee. and also by local men OF
prominence. Mr.. Fred McConn. resi-
dent member and treasurer Of the COM
mittee. will preside. Two facts should
be proven on this occasion--ons. that tho
auditorium Is no longer large enough to
hold n representative number Of shady
Sides citizens when a big matter Is
under consideration. and the other. that
shadvs'de .ttN upholds her reputation
10 boost every good movement.
shadyEds Briefs
Master RAYMOND Starkey. ~ Reans-
Vile. who s7en; most Of last week with
his era ndperents, Mr.. and Mrs Chris
lawson. OF West Fortieth e,reet, has
returned 10 his home.
NJ. and Mrs. John Splwla. OF North
Leonn avenue have sold their property
10 Mrs. VERNE Roston and will give
possession In a few days.
Mr. Asa Ward has returned from. \
yIs!t with relatives At A,ledonia
Mrs Laura Kersrr. Of Key. spent the
latter part ~ ~" week with relat!vrs
In town. Shc WIS accompanied home
~ NNr li,tle grandson. Master Billy
Keyser. son OF Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
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daughters lef: Wednesday for their
home in GreensburE. Ia. after visiting
relatives a This place for several weeks
Miss Minnie NUhienan entfrtainci
number o. friends a. her home We'd
neslay evening
Misses sara Muhlsman and Nellie
Parks lef: Thursday for CLEVELAND
where they will spend the winter with
Mrs MARY ONriN and family.
J =. 0'Ne!l, left Thursday for Hope,
mont W Va after spending several
weeks al HIS howe here.
Tr and Mrs. Arthur Wilker Of Berea
Ohio. and Mrs y t. Dietrich Of War
wood ar" tn" guests II Dr. and Mrs. I.
" MrktiI"v
Mr. and ~ coffee and family LETT
Thvrsda, fur their homo in Cleveland
after "a short visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
A W. l,nan.
Misses Alma Kas:e-man and stella
Workman Of Wheeling spent several
DAYS with Miss Bertha kassernan.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lloyd and son
were New Mlrtlnsvili" visitors Thurs
G4v.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
STEUBENV|LLE

Steuoenvllle Ohio. Sept. 5.-The labor
Day celebration here was unusually
QUIET citizens IN great majority md
Ing holiday recreation without the city
limits Hundreds went TO Pittsburgh
for the ball games and 10 tniontown FOR
tho auto races while tho annual outing
and picnic OF the Jefferson County
Trades & Labor Assembly at Brown =
Island was the strongest magnet for
pleasure seekers. in the neigh borhood
az 10000 persons participating In the
event Tho stea NOR Verne Swain made
three trips to the Island Transporting
nost Of the picnlckers 10 the scene Of
festivities The committee IN charge 81
picnic arrangements offered variety Of
attractions. tho athletic events In which
NOR. than 5000 worth Of pr!zes were
distributed being the CHIEF feature
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HANNIBAL, 0.

Mrs Archibald MacTaEEart ~ Rak-
Mrs. Lee Toectiy and other friends.
Okcy Suffer- Of Hamilton. Ohio. and
Roy Suter ~ Philadelphia VINO nave
been visiting their brother. Brady. and
family. lert Wednesday morning for
their homes.
4 number from town attended the pic
mic at Jerusalem. Ohio. Tuesday
Prof. Hall Of the Ont" University At
A.hen. visited at the Bare home on the
South Side the past week.
Mrs. w F.. Dietrich and Miss Mary
Gin. were Mem Msrtinsville visitors
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs.. Robert fisher and son
VIII fisher and Charles Alexander left
tho state fair at Columbus and ~ visit
relatives In Cleveland while on the trip.
John Soll arrived home Friday from
Akron and will remain indefinitely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Eison attended
tn. funeral Of the latter's sister. Mrs.
Mrs. Elizahet Ruby returned home
Monday from Pittsburgh where she
spent week with relatives.
The public school will open Monday
September 18th.
Mrs. Harry BERNARD and family re-
turned to their HON. IN Wheeling Tues
day after a short visit with Miss Eia-
aheth Dunlap and oth"r relatives.
Miss Hazel Elson left Tuesday TO
visit relatives IN Moundsville.
Miss Laura Newman ~ Kansas ar
rived Monday evening 10 visit her father
j. L. Newman and family.
c. r. Noll Of S!stcrsville was n bus
mess caller IN town Thursday.
Mrs Crone and children OF Roshy's
Rock are the guests 81 her sister Mrs.
G.. J. Dertfeld.
Mrs Rennett and children Of wheel
Ing are visitors 81 Mrs bort Sething.
J. A. Fraley ~ Cleveland was IN town
Wednesday evening enroute 10 the
country called there ny tho death of
his sister Mrs. Callic fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Noll and two
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'COLORED MEN HOLD UP
| A LOCAL FOREIGNER
6icr Ptranty OF Hamilton street IL
victtme OF Three Coloreo
Non Hero

Nick Firanty reported 20 ~ poics
L l:05 Monday morning that j." ha'
been held up near the Il. 4 - cr">1'nS
at Thirty-second and Hamilton S;"ee''
Three negroes halted him wh;'" l." was
enroute 70 his home on West HamHtoN
street. he told the police ~" had but
$3.50 in his pockets a, he time II was
taken. The man could not CIV" the
police a description ~ the three m"1
other than tire fact that they were ne
xroes. Police conducted a thorough IN
vsstigati ton but could no. And tho want
\ed-flen.
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WILL HARNESS TIE TIDE.

Paris Sept i.--A sln0.nNH oao pro-
tcct for harn"Ssing n. tide In III" Fay
Of Mont Saint Michael has been pr"r"s'
ed b. a group Of American engineers
10 the chamber ~ commerce I RE
town % Granville. d~na r'r:"n' ct
Manche
The plan involves m" CONSTRUCTION NJ
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BELLAIRE
BOYS LOOT FLAT
land TAKE MONEY
YyNAN HOME II HNrERED-S42 IN
MONEY; WATCH AND OTHER
AGF1CLES SrOLEH
n>Asr ITEMS Of Interest Gathered Prom,
Various Sources In County
Metropolis

While members Of the keenan, family
Who reside IN the Rosser fat on Contra.
VENUE were eating their supper last
yening two boys entered the parIor OF
ne home and made a good haul
ocketbook containing S4o. a gold watch
nd other articles were missing. also 4
&>,,$r rnanicuring set.
Police say they have two men Vn"
Hill identity the boys II they are tonnd.
Police have taken dozen boys 70 'ne
kity building where chey NAV" GneS-
.ioncd them regarding the robbery. th"F
haze no, yet located tNe two "h' are
TAINTED. however.
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thirteen miles Of barriers n tho bay
consisting Of Golfers in which turbines
and liternators would be Installed.
Through tn" rise and fall Of the tide It
's hored n develop 5000, 100000 kflo-
watt hours a year.
TIL" French ministry 81 public works.
IN TIE meantime. Is going ahead with
arrangements for m experiment: IN de-
v-iopirg the hydraulic force OF the tide
on the Ftristers roa ST.
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Hubby was delegated by his
~ 70 make 9 purchase for her
nartment store but when he
the store he torEo, his !ns'ruc'
unmarked 20 The clerk I want
.,rhsr q casserole or a camiso!a.
nd remember which Can you
SsJ.r
III young sales-person helped
Tt depends on n" Kind OF
q want ~ rU' ~ NrEo-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
BRIDGEPORT
COUNCIL MEETING
WILL Be BUSY ONE
Water Rates for Consumers OF THE
City TO DO Acted Upon at meeI-he
to be Held Tonight
Bona Issue For Improvement OF AL
Streets Expected TO be proposed oS
Some Of the Councilman
A number ~ Important matters a

A
expected - n" ac'rd upon az n" resn
lar meeting Of council ~ be held az me
civ hutld,nr his evening The na',"r
q. rrc nov water rates proposed nv the
Service Roard will =" submitted 20 tho
body fr- .h"lr aprrova, 5 hey are 20
become effective with the beginning OF
nex' month.
Tho ap;,tnrr'An, ~ ,he service hoard
nm! the service diractor authorized ny
:, re- .ant -drudNte. wiIl hN approved nv
council officials are reported - be
considering plan for bond !SSuc !"r
the repair ot all 81 m" streets of me
city and this matter rs also likely 20
be taken up at the meeting 'on'Eh''
Erob Funeral
The funeral services f"r the !ate
Tarres Kro5. victim Of tho accident IN
TIE Lansing nninn 81 to+ Lorraine Coal
and Dock company last Saturday alter
noon when ne va. caught between the
cars Il rip. VIII be h"ld from the
bohemian hall at stop 70. IN the Bar
tor !ine. th's afternoon al O'Clock.
Tho body Will Re laid ~ rest at Ltnw"od
cemetery.
Crowds To Wheeling
Hundreds Of tho res!d"N'S ot ms
city and o. other towns n Belmont
county visited Wheeling yesterday
morning. 10 witness the annual parade
held by the labor organizations. hold IN
celebration Of Labor Day. Most Of the
crowds attended tho West Virginia
state fair on the Island grounds IN the
afternoon
EaSt4rn Stars
The regular meeting Of the Order 81
Eastern Stars. the womens degree NJ
the Masonic order, will he held In the
Masonic hall In this city this evening
and a big time Is anticipated. Follow
INK Tho initiation IF a large class OF
candidates. a banquet Will be served.
Interest In Football
Much interest Is also beng manifest
ed In football In the local High school
according 20 information given out by
coach Randall OF tho team. and many
candidates for places on the team have
heen turning out for rrial. Practices
are being held each evening following
the close OF school.
Moore Campaigning
Constable John Moore OF this city Is
spending a large amount NJ his spare
time at campaigning for reelection 10
that office. Cards with a likeness OF
the local official are making their az
pearance all over the township. and II
energetic work will result in election.
Societies Meet
A union meeting of interest for the
memb.rs Of the Westminster Guild. the
Wouen's Missionary society and other
organizations Of tho First Presbyterian
church will be held In the church par
lors this evening. Matters Of interest
20 ali will be discussed and all have
been Invited.
Bridgeport Briefs.
Orr Bickle Of this city has arrived
home after receiving his discharge from
the military service
Many OF the delegates from the Bel
mont Trades Assembly participated IN
the Labor Day parade at Wheeling yes
terday.
The weekly meeting Of Belmont Aerte
No. se5 OF the Fraternal Order Of
Eagles will be held this evening.
Prof. Perkins of Armstrong; Mills
arrived yesterday 10 take UP his duties
as principal OF the High school.
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Members Of The Trades & Labor Assem-
hiv attended 49,. Finley VI. E. church in
body ~ sunday morning. the pastor
Ecv. " VI Jones delivering the annual
l'ar sermon
Tax Rate Increase
county Auditor Sherman y FLOYD an
nnunced today ina, S'eu"env!ile TAX
rate for IT." coming YEAR VII :" - ~
mills an increase rf 70 pnr cent over
his year. rate Tho increase he points
cut is due 20 an sara MILL levy No'ed
" n. people a. ~" August primaries
:or schoo! purposes ard 70 new acts or
the Legislature which made i n4ndL'
tory for the budget commiSsoa - levy
four mills for city purposes. The l"'a
schools which faced ha!f-"car suS-
tension owing 20 .aok of funds vi! re-
ceive approximately S42j.nnn as result
Of the extra mill levy and Will have
sufficient funds thr tho entire var.
seei Boy Burglars
Local authorizes are seeking gang
OF boy burglars who have been active
here FOR several night past The homes
Of Charles Fest. Merle Summervll!e.
John Sullivan and Others have been en-
tered and In Zach small bare foot prints
lef, on floors and on window siils nd-
cate that the night prowiers are Young
sterS TIL" youthful Burglars ;" FAR
have confined their efforts ~ money
thcfts. not noestins jeWelry or other
articles
Resume Sessions
TIE Steuhrnvllle Chamber Of Com
merce will resume It's weekly meetings
at the Fort Steuhenvenville hotel on
mex; Wednesday after the summer Va
cation The hrst meeting Of the fall
session Will be addressed by Hon Mel
Vile & Kelley Of Pittsburgh who will
make talk on business conditions and
future prospects.
Grand Jury
Tho September grand jury will con-
vcne on Tuesday morning and Prosecu.
tor Pearce expects that the session Will
las, several weeks. In addition 10 SIX
FIRST degree murder cases there are a
score or more OF other criminal cases
for investigation. More than 100 wit
nesses have been summoned for the hrst
week OF the session.
Marriage Licenses
Martin 2. FIarertv. 80 81 Steuhen-
villN and Rcrtha e stephens. % OF
MinEo Junction. Leslie T. Newman. -
Of bridgeport. O.. and Myrtle |. remher-
ton. - Of pillonvale. Edward Fox. ~
Of p!lonvale and Linda SegEi, lS OF
DunElen. Edward VI. Bray. IS Of En-
p,rr and Margaret f Culp. 39 OF Ham
mondsv!lle.
Alleged violator
Frank Horachy was arrested today by
local detectives charged with the H.
l"Eal manufacture OF liquor. A large
quantity Of mash was found in his
home. He gave bond for hearing berore
Mayor Mccain at New Alexandria.
Body Arrives
The body Of Private Felix ZRlowskI.
the hrst local member Of the 9th d.
vision 10 be killed in France. has ar
rived here and the American Legion Is
arranging for a military fune1al.
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No matter what ytG want Il viii save
you time and MONEY to use lNTET.
Ll0EECER WANT ADd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
Catholic Women League
Has Attractive Booth

The Catholic Wo,nen's League has
very attrac tIve booth at the State Far.
The league Will give the public an OPP
portunl,y TO donate TO its work by OF
rcrine pastehOard boxes bearing the
name of the organization. FOR sale each
dav Of the fair. The boxes Will also be
sold on the street Saturday Of this week
hy permission Of the mayor. The ladies'
hope n this way 70 raise a considerable
sum 70 assist in defraying the expenses
Of the leagues charitable enterprises
Mrs. T. A Bea,tIe is general chairman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06

Members OF the Trades & Labor Assem-
hiv attended 49," Finley VI. E. church IN
body ~ sunday morning. the pastor
Rcv. " NJ Jones delivering the annra!
"a sermon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06

4 man who decides quickly hopes he
Is right woman who does 20. knows
she IS
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TthtAn Meeting.

An Interesting meeting Of ONO CITY
lodge OF the knights OF Fythtas will b
hold In their homo on North Fourth
street this evening. with several appli'
cants on hands 70 receive the tnitiati IN
A social session and smoker Is beina
planned to follow the business session
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
Martins Ferry Briefs.

Miss Cora p. Slone matron OF the
WoodSdale ChildrcH's home, spent yes
,erday as tho Euest Of Mrs J. r. Wilson
OF Fayette street.
Officer Ellwood Rcthermund will Az
rive home this morning altar attending
the auto races az Union town. Pa.
\ large number Of tho residents OF
this city spent yesterday at the opening
day Of the West Virginia State fair.
The weekly Meeting ~ Samuel W.
STARK lodge % The knights ~ Fythlas
will be held this evening.
The condition OF Stanley Reese Is re-
ported a. slightly improved at the FAM
ily homo 90 Clinton street.
THE steamer LEROY was the only ono
20 make a stop at :hs local wharf yes
,"-Hav and sNr u2s fl during tho fore
noon.
Iarrou's riH Yir fanks will ne the
attraction AZ th~ "H-ning OF the season
at the new Issttm" th@ttr. m Thurs.
day evening. running for three days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06

Tho body OF the late Clarence Mar
Guard. will Do taken &c 81. Johns Luth
eran church In this city this afternoon,
whore II will lie IN state under guard
OF members Of tho American Legion.
until tomorrow AFTERNOON. Tho tunera!
services will be held IN ,he church to-
marrow afternoon at o'clock with
Rev. II K D!e,crick. pastor OF the
church officiating. ard IN" usual mill
tary burial will take place with ire
ledon officials In charss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06

I~y Of Key - visitor
.,sr Mr.. Clarence E. Cor
\. Twency-third street.
b.l Herman has returned 20
nj Cannonsburg. Ia. after
with relatives here.
Mrs. J. William Amber nave
their home at clarkseurg.
tter visiting with Be'lairc
q relatives.
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Nrob Funeral
Crowds To Wheeling

Hundreds Of tho res!d"H'S ot mis-
city, and o. c'her towns N Belmont
county visited Wheeling yesterday
morning. to witness tho annual parade
held by the labor organizations. hold IN
celebration Of Labor Day. Most or the
crowds attended IN" West Virginia
state fair on the Island grounds IN the
q Fternnnr
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TO 1utld Soon

With all Of tho old buildings dow
and the refuse removed from the prop
erty purchased by tho Standard oi
company on Fourth and Hickory streets
those In charge state that tho work o.
constructing the drive-in hilinE station
win DO started In tho very near future
and tho building will not require nu"s
TINA 70 complete,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
Divide Double Bill

sbis 't.n"rt ShcrhsCd and dep
were busy yesterday running
yiola,ors OF the prohibition laws
e Of the fast that Monday was a
holiday. Shepherd and his aides
Id two Offenders. They conns-
1.-TWO stills. n gallons OF whtshey
everal barrels ~ mash. The men
led gave their names As Joe Lyck-
. nd Nick Doe. They Will likely
knnirn Piner ~ shady SIde tndaN.
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Severely Soaidsd-

John Maso claimed TO be a knight
Of tho road. vas brought 10 the local
hospital yesterday afternoon At S:3"
o'clock. suffering With burns and sca'ds
about the face, arms and right leg. he
IS an Austrian. So years OF age, and 10
said TO have been cooking q meal along
the roadside when Soma person threw
water on his FIRE. which splashed On
him. He was reported resting COM
Portable.
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Sunday Hrests.

With seven names on the docket I'll
scheduled for hearing in police court
this evening. local police officers hal
an exceptionally active day yesterday
and the total reached twelve yesterday
evening. John Kennon and Pete Antel
are listed as drunk and d'sorderly
Frank Becker Is charged with disorder
ly conduct: Albert Baker abused an or
fcer. and Carlo Antemucci Is charged
with carrying concealed weapons.
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Victim Improving.
Difficulty at Landing.
Yoreseers Services.

impressive rltua!iStic services OF N
Fo-.s,ers Of America were held At III
M,rouard, home on jefferson stree
last night over the body OF the Int
clarence Marquardt, which arrived her
Saturday from overseas. 4 large crow
os tho members Of the order ATTENDED
,hs services ~ honor their departe
brother.
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Teachers AIsiGned.

A. tho meeting Of the teachers or the
local schools held IN the high school
buiidlns yesterday afternoon. those who
had no, previously been assigned grades
were placed instructions az % the
management Of the rooms and buildings
w-rr issued hy Supt. Maston at The
meeting.
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Women Observe Holiday.
Everybody Invited

All ot the residents OF the town who
arc Interested IN the success ot tho
hich school football team for this wear.
have been invited 10 attend the meeting
OF tho Booster club, which will be held
IN ,he BOARD ot Trade rooms tonl"rr"w
.yentnR at 1880 o'clock. The reports
of important committees arc to be heard
at that time
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-09

commander Of the American Legion,
was killed deprives that organization
of forceful personality and yigor
GUS worker in behalf of the men who
served in the World war The mem
bers of the Legion held their command
er in high esteem not alone because
of the fact that he was an indefati-
gable worker in behalf of the members
of that organization but because of
his record in the war. His service
overseas was comparatively short but
in that time he had won the title
among his men of being "the fighting
colonel of the division to which he
was assigned. That sobriquet was
well applied, as one is able to Judge
by the aggressiveness with which
Commander Galbraith was leading in
the campaign TO secure better treat
ment for the men disabled in the war
and to insure greater compensation
for those who served the United States.
The Legion throughout the entire
country wal be plunged into mourning
because of the loss of its fighting chief
tain.