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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13

lean relief for Russia because he had
not yet received Il reply 10 his re-
quest To WASHINGTON for data.
The interallcd military commits
sion which is sitting ut Versailles
under the Craftsmanship of Marsha.
Foch. reported today To- the supreme
council that much still remains 20
be done as regards the disarmament,
ot Germany ana that control must tie
continued.
America Keeps IInm,Is or.
Ambassador Harvey. replying to n
question by NJ. BRAND as to what
view of the situation Mr.. Harvey took
for the United states. replied:
The President Of the United states
has iclt from the beginning that the
question was one Of distinctly Euro
pcan concern. 1t Will be with a sense
OF relief. therefore. that he will hear
OF confirmation of this view by the
supreme council in referring the Que.-
tion TO body with which the United
states is not associated
"ConScIucntly. as the representa-
tive Of the President OF the United
states. shall refrain from partici-
patton"
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TWO BUlTISll OFFICERS WILL.
MAKE TItlr WITH Ilt-n GRAFT
ICY Associated Press.l

Icy ASSpCIatcd IEeSS.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-TWO Of
Gcers or the British Air Ministry. an
additional American naval officer and
an army service officer have been
DESIGNATED 10 make the transatlantic
trip OF the ZR-2.
nnt-Commandcr Richard T.
Byrd. .Ir.. OF the Naval Bureau OF
Acronau,ics, left Washington TO-DAY
for New York, from whore he will sa 4
on the Olympic FOR England. To re-
turn as mir navigation expert. The
army will he represented on the
hight by Major /. T. VAN Norstrand
an airship expert,
l.'Sutenant- Commander Byrd is talk
inE over some special navigation in.
struments designed ny inmsclf ror
use on the nrst trasauantlc nigh, hN
tie ~. boats in 1919. These ius.ru.
monts include the AIR craft bubble
scNtant.' speed and drift indicators
ana projection char, which AFFORDS
new and quick method of locating
positions at sea.
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TROUBLE CONTINUES TO
HEAP GNA27HURBURCH
NOW HELD FOR MURDER
Vice-President of Film Com
pany Which Is Sold in
Bankruptcv.
IBy Unitod News. |

CHICAGO, Aug. 12.-It is one bump
after another in the life OF Arthur
Courtney Burch these days.
Indicted on n charge OF murder in
connection with the Staying of j.
Bolton Kennedy In Los Angeles. and
with his wife suing him for Il divorce
In Lawrence. Kan, his troubles were
increased here today when the Pa
Telescope Company. a film concern OF
which he was vice president, was
sold under tho hammer in bank
ruptcy.
Scores OF small stockholders of the
company, which was, il is said.
largely of Burch's promotion. pro-
tested the sale OF the company's cf-
iccts. School teachers. ministers. la
borcrs and others who subscribed
savings in the company at $40 =,
share, were bitter in dcnouncing Of
iicials for alleged trickcry in de-
scrihing the pathcscopc's brilliant f.
nancial future.
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GBy United News.l

MARION. ONO. Aug. l2.-Marion
had a new front porch" campaign in
fun swing Friday night.
DR.. George 7. Harding ard his
bride OF i day started their honey
moon in just as simric AMI OLD
fashioned manr"t as III pol,.,c,l &C.
iivitics that r,tract,G attention To
Warren G.'s iron; porch duriug the
idcntiai campaign.
The IG-ycar-old bridegroom. in
house slippers and smoking Jacket.
sat ruffinG on : cigar. by way OF
celebration. while his 52-Year-old
bride and Office attendant hitchei her
chair closer AMI began talking over
tNc events OF the las. Tncy EeIA
hands afectiona;ely as they rocked
ana talked, unmindful of the neigh
hors that glanced their way while
Strollins along the shady street.
homcward bound from work.
I'm not SO lonesome now" Or
Harding coniidcd as the subject OF
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FEAR BAD WEATHER
WILL DELAY zR-2
Prolonged Wind and Rain Over
North England Prevents
Trials of Dirigiblc.
ALL READY FOR VOYAGE
Builders Anxious TO Sec What
Graft Can Do on Long Flight,
Set to Start August IS.
ALL READY FOR VOYAGE
TEy Associatel Press !

IoXDo% $40. - ~, ~, ,,
or man now Jcnends soln,v thc ,yi,,I.
inr nm or anal ,roparo,inns for ~,
yoyogo 90 mo 11r,rihra ~ -, 80,
nov homo in ;ho 1-ni,cj st,,os ne
n.r,isj,v q, so,a;,,r ,,~,io,,,,., ,.;.,,,
and rain ov,- IN. nor,h or I,rc,,,1
ana Tho NIiaIaods ,r.cr ~. ,,rs,,,ii,.
dry summon 80 n-o,..,,i,,~ ~ ~,
,n,, os m. Inc, ~ 40 ,i-s,,i.,.s ,.tafr
bctn,e she ls b,,,dca W.. ,,n ,r,a..,
,,, 49,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
PLAN SEED DISTRIBUTION
IN RUSSIAN FAMINE AREA
icy United News

LONDON. Aug i2-p!ans FOR tho
distribution Of 100000 tons of seed
which are availa Ole for winter SOW
ing in the canine area OF Russia.
nave been completed by the Soviet
government. according to tho Daily
iiera!dS Moscow correspondents.
Rains are now falling In the Che
I"binsk, Mini Novgorod ana Tsaryt-
SIN Districts. revivinE the hopes OF
the famishcd. Work trains have l.ft
Moscow with equipment for rc,lac-
ms and preparing agricultural i'm
PIGMENTS in the stricken provinces.
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,onJhttG from First pagc.)
suggested Was per cen; Oh The man
gtaeiursrs prices and the return was
estimated AZ $iguo95.ou9 annually. as
asainst !-i.0oor0o under - present,
iaw j. was explained however. tina,
q provision % th.s natgre would be
4.@cu.' 20 administer. because the
pf-cas Of Such goods were not stand
artized. and that 1t might be neces-
sary 20 aban-.f the ilan.
Cu;..1,c,,nuc *5o.Ono.ooo.
The motion . Increase the ox,rn3:
ton allowed married men receiving
small incomes was renewed today hy
Representative IDucworth. OF Ohio.
and prevailed after Joseph :. Mccoy.
government ac,ue7y. had explained.
y was said that the TOTAL loss in
revcuue from This change ana tho
inerease iu exemptions FOR dependents
would Doe only *5o.cooooo or tn
amount committee members estimated
would be lost by reason nf the de-
pendent eXcmr,ion increase
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
SEVEN MORE ARRESTED
ON LIQUOR LAW CHARGES
Prominent Florida Citizens Arc Ac.
cuscd of Conspiracy to Violate
Prohibition Acts.
ICY Associated Press. ]

| JACKSONVILLE, Fla Aug. 12-
Seven more arrests were made today
by Federal officers in connection
with the alleged Illicit whisky traffic
in Duval County. and In which sew
cral prominent men are charged with
having been involved
OF those arrested today, six are
charged with conspiracy to violate
the prohibition laws. They were re-
leased ON bonds of $4,000 each. and
include: Il. Il. Wheeler aud !. T..
Madigan. former bankers: ]. L. Mcr-
rill. head Of the Merrill Stevens Shin
huiiding Company; his son, *. \.
Morrill, also connected with the firm
L. NJ. Hopkins and Pat Gcrmain.
y warrant was issued for the ar
rest OF former Sheriff w. II. Dowl.
Ing on similar charge. lie was said
to be out OF the city.
w. NJ. Rostwick. retired wealthy
lawyer. was arrested and released on
bond of $1,000 on II charge of having
liquor unlawfully in his possession.
preliminary hearing was set for
August II.
Wheeler. Bowling and Hopkins are
also at liberty under $4,000 bonds on
conspiracy charge contained In :;
recent Federal grand jury indict-
mcnt. Bowling WAS removed from
Office rs the result of his Indictment
Wheeler and Madigan recently re-
signed as chairman OF the board of
directors and cashier respectively. OF
the Guaranty Trust and Savings Com
pany.
IN" rearrest OF Wheeler. Dowlinr
ana hopkins today followed. accord
ing to officials. the filing OF addi-
u"nal information by Federal Dis
trict Attorney Ycrkos.
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ASKS PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOL
TO RELEASE GENERAL WOOD

WASHINGTON, Aug. II SECRETARY
Weeks has asked tho Cuivc-.Ity OF
Pennsylvania 20 release Majnr-C CEN
crai wood from his promise To be.
come provost OF tho university. and
IL wos Indicated today that :ne al.
m hS,ratlon expected the reply 10
be favorable
Genera wood then VIII be free 10
accept the govornor-gcncrslsb a.,
The ih.:.ppir.es.
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Tw" Filters Killed In Air stunt.

MASON CITY. IA. Aug. 1.-TWO
airplanes becoming cntanGlcs 500 feet
IN the air while Fay Kock. "A stunt
hIer. was attempting TO transfer from
one 1" the other, crashed 10 earth
mere last night. killing Kock and w.
w. Johnson. one % the pilots. and
seriously injmring Ray McWhorters.
second pilot McWhortcrs is In n hos
pital with 4 Broken leg and bruises.
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Florida Labor inspector Dies.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Aug. IL
J. c. Privctt. Florida state Lohor In
spcctor. died suddenly today I'm his
iliCc here. MIR. priVctt was discov-
cred seated in his chair violently i'll,
ana when the person who found hen
in that condition returned after going
for n glass OF water. he was lying on
the floor dead. Physicians attributed
death to heart trouble. Mr.. l'rivctt
was Il native OF Goldshoro, y. G.. and
was widely known among newspaper
Iacn in that state.
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Vas I.ocntc schno; nt Icc.l,nrr

lEESNWKG. Va AUG 12-A- a 70
cent meeting 70 Tho Lccshurr cham
bcr Of Commerce. the PROPOSED rIan
OF locating n home Industrial schou,
near l."cshurC way discussed rev.
Mr. kaufman, of the Mcthodts, Epls-
cops Church, South. gayc an inter.
oct ns talk. Eoth land ana inoney
VIII b. needed FOR the HcbooI. ana n
committee las been appointed TO looL
into the matter and see what Induce.
ncntb can be offered looking 20 thc
seiection Of Lecsbure as the site for
the EchOol.
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For SALE
Winton Six Automobile

on TUESDAY. AUGUST Ii, 1871,
at $3.50 o'clock l.. NJ.
will sell for cash, on ;hc premises,
at the garage OF j. W. Wiscmau. 22G9
East Marshall street, In the city Of
Richmond, Va. one Winton Six Auto
mobile. model 49, motor 32Gai, TO
satisfy note ! hold fof $2SG.l6. with
n credit on said note OF sSSSi. said
not" secured 10y chattcl mortgage on
said car charges for recording mort
gage. etc. collection and advertising,
charges to bc added to hct balance
on said note. and also Subjcc, to
storage charge OF slGl.25.
q. j. WALpERT
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RETURN MURDER VERDICT
IN BIRMINGHAM KILLING
(Contlnucd from EirsI pnraA

tContihued from First Page)
the shooting was done. II .3S auto
matte. was introduced In tho evidences
ana marked Exhibit "a"
w. j.. Snow. traffic officer. ia s,,d
TO have testified as to his running or :
ter Rev. Stephenson and apprchcnd-
ing nm just as he wass attemptiHx
10 enter the east door of the court
mouse. This testimony was also cor
roborated by Patrolman Dan w. Mn
lone. and Deputy Steve Virgins told
OF the condition of the man when II.
was turned over to him in the shcrir.s
Office.
Conscrs With Attorney.
IL was suited today that tho ac-
cuscd man has called Attorney Ernest
Matthews. OF the firm OF Ellis a.
Matthews. in conference, but whc,h
or no VIII be retained TO defend Mr.
Stephenson is not known yet Mr..
Matthews stated that he did not know
whether his firm would defend the
accused man.
1t Is probable that n special See
sion OF the grand jury will be called
to investigate tho killing OF Father
Coylc. according to Solicitor Tate
The Jefferson County grand jury
was in session Wednesday. but fol-
lowing the filing OF a partial report,
took n recess until August %. Whcth-
cr or not the grand jury will be called
together before that time to make "a
special investigation into the killing
had not been definitely decided to-
night. MIR. Tate stated he had not
yet conferred with Lynn X. Patton.
foreman of the grand jury. However.
he said he would confer with him
tomorrow. and If he deemed il nccc.-
sary the jury would be called together
next week for the purpose OF invcst-
eating the tragedy.
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when you've been saving some
thing over your budget every
month 10 create a little nutomo-
bile fund and You have the total
up 4" where you could buy one
Of the cheaper rars-
And ynu and your wife think
things over and decide 10 save
some more ana get Il better ear,
aud all the time It's pretty tough
sitting on the front porch In the
evenings just thinking about TINT
car you're going to ride around
in--s0mr time
Md then, To emp the climax, the
man across the street buys , Hpc-
looking touring eur. Just like
you'd want. md .ou have the
pleasure "f watching him, and his
fnmiiy starting out far n ride
every evening
And one day you get talking
30 him about his "nrw cnr" md
he tells you that u isn't new nj
all, hut that lie bought az through
an nj In the Automobile Column
OF The Dispntch for no more than
20" had already saved up
AND you take q" studying Those
h"t" hc> every dmy aud pretty
soon YOU lind Just your ear M
your pricr-Wow-rc.-
That Puts the JOY Bnck Into
Life!
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l,nrdinu Now Red Cross cbicf.

WASHINGTON. Aug. l2.-rrcsidcn,
Harding was formally notified today
that he had been elected to the presi-
dcncy OF the American Red Cross, a
position additionally occupied by
chief executives of the nation and
from which former President Wilson
recemt!N reaiGned
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Miss MacSwinry Cancels L. = Tour.
MAI, {, ,Sl,l-H NIAsS

N'IsNt.S i-fs, MhSsS. Aug. H.
Mrs. Mary MncSwincy. sister OF the
late LORD Mayor Terence MacSwincy.
OF Cork, Ireland. who has been tour
ing the United States in the interest
of the Irish republic, has Cancelled
her tour, ANA sails from New York
tomorrow TO attend tho coming SEES
Sion of the irish Parliament. OF which
She is u member.
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Sunday in the Churches
BAPTIST
First Baptist Church

In the absence of tho pastor. Dr
W. L. Dcricux, of Columbia 5. c.. Will
preach At II a. NJ. and s:l5 +. NJ.
Sunday School begins at $50 4. 81.
y. !. Il. US Will meet from T:l5
20 S:l5 in the evening
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
GERMANY TO PAY BILLION
GOLD MARKS TO ALLIES

BERLIN. Aug. l2.-The Vorwaerts
announces that the payment of l.
uoO.oOV.oOn gold marks TO the allies
would tie made August 80, according
10 schedule. This newspaper also
states that the dissolution OF the
German self-protcction troops in Up
per Silesia would take place soon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13

PARIS. Aug. l2.-Thc rcparatioms
commission announced that Germany
SINCE the beginning OF July has paid
25G,O01,OUu gold marks 10 the con-
mission. thus allowing Germany L.
redeem five OF the 100000 notes
issued in execution of article j of
the schedule of payments. This
hr!ngS the total notes redeemed up
to seven.
The cash in the commissions hands.
after the redemption OF the seven
notes. with further payments an
nonnccd by Germany for August IL.
Will permit tho redemption OF two adj
ditiOnal notes.
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-:Ml:TiiOf,ISr.
-----M METHODIST.
Broad Street Metho.
dist Church

tenth and Brond Streets,
Il. NJ ~ NJ and at 3.
Les,nr "'Ws service in charge OF y,
feet: "Tbn ccr. 81 0hiahoma. su
twentieth Century church'"" {
\, ETeninE sermon by Ri.,, -.
'".""'faS. Of the VI. Il. Chrirch
rricnds, strangers ana .,,,,'
are cordially welcomed. "'udeh
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-21
MORE NEWSPAPER CHANGES IN
VERMONT.

Newspaper changes in Vermont are
coming with much frequency of late.
Close on the heels Of the suspension
OF the Swanton Courier because Of lack
of local support and the sale of the
Crane interests in the Middlebury Reg
lister to Robert w. McCuen comes the
announcement by Publisher Burt
Heath, jr. of the Groton Times of a
plan to publish his paper from Woods
vile, N. H., instead of from Groton,
although proposing to maintain a
Groton paper devoted to the interests
of the Wells River valley. In making
the announcement. Publisher Heath as
serts that his newspaper enterprise
would long ago have been on the finan
cial rocks had it not been for the gen
erous support accorded by the mer
chants of Woodsville, st. Johnsbury,
Wells River and other places; and the
accompanying statement that Groton
merchants contributed only a little
over SO in advertising for the pre-
vious week seems to bear out the an.
nouncement concerning the difficulties
under which the publisher has labored.
Certainly, 10 newspaper of any preten
sions could live on such meagre local
support. The income would not pay
the printers devil So Publisher Heath
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-21
MONTPELIER

John Harmon, assistant warden of
the prison at Cambridge, Mass, is
visiting friends in the city, as is Ed
win Cantillon of Hartford, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Sanctuary of
Scranton, Pa, are visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Il. II. Deavitt.
w. Il. Hughes Of the Hughes Granite
Co. has gone to Clyde, o. His wife and
daughter will return here with him in
July
State Treasurer and Mrs. w. +.
Scott of Brandon arrived in the city
yesterday afternoon for few days
stay. Mr.. Scott will meet other mem
bers of the board of control here on
Wednesday relative to salaries of the
department, in which they were not
fixed the last two weeks.
Alexander Mcconnell passed Sunday
with his son, Edward, who is round
house foreman at Montpelier Junction,
and incidentally visited with Thomas
Farrell, who was many years associat-
ed with him in railroad work. Mr. Me-
Cornell has given up the hard through
train runs and is now running between
st. Adams and Rouses Point, n. Y.
Two fatal accidents reports reached
the commissioner OF industries Office
Monday. c. j. Gilfillan, contractor at
Irasburg, reported that George Hyland,
age IS years, was killed while en-
ployed on the federal road project
June, IL by the scoop of the steam
shovel hitting him when ii was coming
down for dirt and crushing him to
death. Frank +. Cater was killed at
Springfield while employed by the Yer.
mont Hydro Electric Co. He was paint
ing inside structural work and $4,000
volts passed through his body.
Judge f. NJ Butler Monday after
noon signed the order directing w. f.
Scott, state treasurer, to pay back to
the Peerless Insurance Co. of Brattle-
boro 100000, the money which the
company placed with the treasurer at
the time it commenced business. The
company was organized to write group
life insurance but labor conditions have
so changed that there is mo field for
this now and the company Is dissolv-
ing. The order was only pro forma
procedure. The company was represent
ed by NJ ?. Maunice and R. G, Car
rick, the latter its secretary. At
stockholders meeting in Newfane this
week the $4,000 paid up stock will be
repaid to the stockholders.
A special meeting fof the Woman's
club Of Montpelier took place Monday
afternoon, at which Mrs. H T. John
son, the president, placed before the
members the matter OF using the large
room in the front part of the Wood
Art gallery and the trustees room
upon suggestion of the trustees; and
the club voted to accept this opportu-
nifty to have central quarters. This will
materially help in the club work and
viii give it home. A. committee com
posed of Mrs Robert r. Bliss, Mrs.
George Fl. Smile, Mrs. H. NJ Farm
ham, Mrs. II NJ Cutler and Mrs. H. J
NJ. Jones viii have charge OF building
and furnishing. Under the new. ar
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-21

is branching out into the village OF
Woodsville on the eastern bank of the
Connecticut river, being enabled there.
by, as he says, TO make IAN improve
ment in every sense" so that the sub
scribers vii. not lose. The Groton
Times has been lively little news
paper, somewhat better than the size
Of the field seemed to warrant, and it
has worked hard and often for the best
interests of Groton That town has
not, perhaps, appreciated how much a
paper means to it, Fortunately, it
will not be deprived of local paper,
although the place of publishing will
be few miles removed from the town.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-21

rangement the rooms viii be open aft
ernoons and evenings so that members
OF the club may go there during these
hours.
Fred Laird, jr, who is trying to Sc
cure service company in Montpelier,
hopes to get enough enlistments 80
that the company can be completed to
go to Camp bevens with the National
Guard regiment Aug. 6 to 20 but
prompt enlistment must take place To
get everything in shape by that time.
Persons coming from Barre Sunday
evening enjoyed their moneys worth
getting rides on four different ears of
the trolley company. The first one, ac-
cording to one of those persons, broke
down before it left Barre. Then an
other car was sent. This one blew out
the opposite end of the car from that
of the first. The third car was secured
and had travelled a short distance when
1t went bad and the fourth one was
called from the carbarn. This one
brought the passengers TO Montpelier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-21

that is happening. For instance, the
boys of Belchertown, Mass, sacrificed
their weekly game of baseball and
turned their attentions toward assist
ing widow in cultyating her farm
No doubt the boys feel much better in
spirit in the consciousness of having
done something to help out one who,
was placed in unfortunate
1t is the kind of serv-
ice which ought to commend itself to
the young people in every community
Ito do something worth while to as
sist some one else.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-21

A shortage of $4,000 physicians in
the United States Is reported. Yet the
medical colleges continue to go out
of business, and the young men turn
their thoughts toward business. De-
spite the tendency. however, the Uni
versity Of Vermont Medical college
more than maintained its average by
graduating thirty-six doctors this
week. Moreover, the indications are
that classes of average size will be en-
rolled snother year. The institution is
fulfilling an important mission.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-21

-Four per cent Of the present year
graduates of Radcliffe college. an in
stitution for girls. report that their
intentions are for early marriage.
Which small percentage seems to bear
out the old time contention that high
or education for women diverts the
wonen from matrimony. However. il
d probable that the Psrceutage Of the
Radcliffe elsss in esrly marriage will
~ materially increase without maeh
advertising Of intentions. That four
PER cent only we're willing to give pub-
lieiiy 10 their plans does not mean
that the number contemplating early
nstrimony i limited to that percent
ars
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-21

Canada shows a sisterly spirit in her
steps toward getting Bergdoll back
into the United States to stand tie
penalty for his acts. Canada feels, per.
haps, special concern over the return
of Bergdoll inasmuch as the fugitive is
said to have used a forged Canadian
passport in order to fee TO Germany
Anyway, Canada's assistance viii be
greatly welcomed by the United States
government.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-21

When the British premiers get to
debating continuance of the Anglo
Japanese alliance there is likely to be
some good sharp advice poured into
the ears of Premier Lloyd George of
the empire. Canada at least, and prob
ably others of the British dominions,
is not at all pleased to have Great
Britain linked up with japan in such
a manner as to preclude close associ-
alton with the United States.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-21

The promised return of the silver
cart wheels" into circulation after a
lapse OF seven years in coinage will be
welcomed even if for no greater rea-
son than that the possession of few
of the paper weights gives an impress
sion of fabulous wealth.