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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-22
BETHEL

Mrs. Julia Whtcomh reached her
s0th anniversary Feb II and the occa
sion was celebrated by an lmpromPtu
reception at her home
j. II. Barney has leased his farm IN
the southwest part Of the town to Fred
Shedwick, who takes possession on
March !,
Miss Eunicc Chandler Of Wellesley
Hill. Mass, is guest at Paul r WI
sons.
II. II. Batease has rented his farm 70
Robert Rogers Of Royalton and has
bought a large farm in Dandy. which
he will occupy.
MISS Mary Marsh is working as an
operator at the telephone exchange
is Kimball attended the 1917 leg
islatiye reunion at Montpelier last
week.
Miss Maude Rogers has been home a
few days from her work az East Wal.
pole, Mass.
The slump in one class Of products
Is illustrated oy p b. Wright's expert
ence last week when he sold sheep peits
and ealfskins for SIS. which. year
ago. would have brought $500. tie sold
- pelts At - cents 20. j. which would
have brought s325 each last year. and
the skins which hc sold for SIS we're
such a. brought 81 each then
The Woman. club held : -llccesstul
guest uirht last evening when The fol-
lowing program vas CARVED out. Violin
duet. Miss Havey and Miss Moreland; /;
piano sole. Nr Kittrcd-e song. Miss
Lucile Grauis piano solo. Mrs. II. T.
Perkins address. Need q Civic
Training. Professor g. q tirost. nj
vcr.itv q Ncrmont piaua duet Mr..
Rafev amd Mr. Arnold Az oyster sup
per was served after the program. Pro
fr.ar Great commented nn The drift
awav from idCaf-u indicated ~ the
late national elertion 49, lrr'erea the
ultra eausfrtafitr attTude g many
ritfraus and fhe teudeuey 81 thr get-
rrumert - curb free -geech trerH
great rHferul ir our history has beer q
radifal yfctarg. he SD
Jamr A Msysr y Na-haa \ g.
: farmes rassrt. hTe tg tew
dag. "a huniir-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-22
Lieut.. William d. Cor 10Y
Trying to Fly From Coast
to Coast in "a Hours
LEFT SAN DIEGO
EARLY LAST NIGP'
Was Forced to Come DoWr
Because of Engine Trou-
BILE at Bronte, Texas

Dallas. Texas, Feb. 22.-Lieutenant
William D. Coney, trans continental
flier, was forced to earth at Brontei
Coke county, Texas, early to-day by
engine trouble, according to reports re-
ceiyed at Love Field, but was not IN
iured He was attempting coast to
coast flight in "a hours.
San Diego, CAV, Feb. 2'-some-
where east of here to-day in the ar
is Lieutenant William D. Coney, who
left here at Z o'clock last night for
Pablo Beach, Fla, in an attempt TO
Ay across the continent in "a hours
Allowing for the difference IN time
he must reach his destination by W
D. NJ. to-day to accomplish his task
just before his departure a young
woman. whom the aviator told news
paper men he did not know. crowded
forward and presented him with rab-
bits foot
He thanked her and put the talisman
in his pocket.
Coney wore heavy, electrically
heated coat and parachute was tas'
tened to his body
He planned only one stop in his =
O70-mile flight across eleven states
that at Dallas. Tex. From there to
the Atlantic the schedule calls Tor
time Of II hours and 80 minutes
Coney was born at Atlanta, Ca =
wears ago. lie won hi, ayiator's wings
at Kelly field, San Antonio, Tex and
later was an instructor in aerial aero
battles there. Before the war he was
a member of the Georgia National
Guard. His home is in Brunswick
Ga
The flight was sanctioned BY the
war department and was attempted
in an effort to establish new trans
continental air record.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

DR.. Homer Sowes OF Jamaica Plain
Mass. is visiting at the home OF hi'
parents Mr. and Mrs. John Sowlesi
Of Beckley hill.
Robert Barclay of Norwich univer'
sity. Mortified, is visiting at his home
on Brook street over Washington'
birthday,
John j. Dunn Of Cambridge, Mass
representative of the A. H. Wambran
ner shoe concern Of Milwaukee. Wis. Is
the guest of Frank J. Shea Of the Shea
shoe store. while he is in the city To
attend the annual convention and eX,
hibit of the Vermont Shoe Retailers
association. held in Rowland hall to-
day.
Along with the general changes made
in the Barre postofiice in the past few
months comes the transfer of William
d. Macdonald. mail carrier, to mail
clerk. in the local postotiiee. Mr.. Mac
Donald's route covered the north end
of thescity. embracing practically all OF
ward FIVE territory He has Travelled
over this route year in and year out
for the past 1879 years, working reg
ularlv on il for the past Il years, and
substituting on it for that time, eN
cent for single weeks or days at a
time when he temporarily took over
some other carriers work. He has
made a large number Of friends IN his
dsily trips who were sorry to learn
Of his decision to 90 inta another
branch Of the service, but who, neN-
ertheless. hold nothing but their very
hest wishes for him in his new posi-
tion. His route has been taken over
by James V Lning.
4 fair conception OF what can be
constructed with mixture of granite
dust. cement, coloring and ater-proof
chemicals, as mixed by C. g. Gotti Of
Elizabeth. y j.. may be seen in the
display window of the Walk Over shoe
shop on Main street. Perhaps all
granite men in the Barre district are
eognizaut OF the possibilities made
known to the Barre Board Of Trade
bv Mr.. Gotti. an American-born ltsi-
ian mason who experimental with the
above mentioned ingredients and dis
covered that a very satisfactory build
ING material could be made with gran
ite dust a. the chief ingredient. This,
Of course. greatly interests the granite
manufacturers. The Barre Board OF
Trade also takes a keen interest IN
the proposition with hope that prof
table method of disposing of this
waste product for the manufacturer
will he found. The Board ! making
extensive inquiries and Investigations
is decide the cost ~ manufacture %
the hloeks. whether nr not they could
be manufact ured and shipped TO the
various parts of the country Al a proi
table margin and compete with other
building materials. and whether or not
they were satisfactory building mate
rial one 81 The admirable features
~ the block j. that it Is water proof
after hrinu treated with the chemi-
r,1 auiHs To exhibit these qualities
arap- Il water are PLACED on the large
rieee 81 block " the Walk Over win
dow. Tho test hns proven the block
astar-prsaf -.ie water remains on
ihs surface nf the stone until evaPo-
rated These bloeks were nodded IN i'm
nroFfshed mali- and were merely mold
- ta shau thar blocks - various coli
-. eanH D. produced The original
ileaR +. q Us ; inches Within few
Fars strength tests uih - made On
tbs largest piece on exhibitioa-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-22

postmaster general. John w. Weeks\of
Massachusetts for secretary of war,
Andrew w Mellon for secretary OF the
treasury, Henry Wallace of Iowa for
secretary of agriculture and A. B. Fall
of New Mexico for secretary of the in
terror.
There is only a faint glimmering OF
light on the enigma of the navy selee-
tion which will complete the president
elects official circle. Qualification of
the membership of both Senate and
House naval committees had been
passed under inspection, it was under
stood, without revealing likely pros
pect. 1t was also believed that the pos
sibility of selecting a southerner had
diminished greatly But there was next
to nothing on the surface to indicate
affirmatiyely where the choice might
fall
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-22
Up to the Time of the An
nouncement of His oe'ec-
ton the Detroit Man Had
Not Been Mentioned in
Conhection With Cabinet
Appointments - Weeks
Goes to Army Post.

St. Augustine, Fla, Feb. y tBy
the Associated Press President elect
Harding completed his cabinet slate to-
day by a virtual selection Of Edwin
E,nbv OF Detroit as secretary OF the
navy.
The choice was the first big surprise
among the cabinet selections, Mr.. Den
by's name ha!ng never appeared IN
newspaper speculation about the navy
post. He is an attorney and q former
member Of Congress and served as an
enlisted man in war time in both the
navy and marine corps.
1t is understood formal tender and
acceptance are yet to be exchanged,
but Mr.. DENLY is regarded by those
close to Mr. Harding as practically
certain to take the place.
There were also growing indications
to-day that the virtual selections Of
Herbert Hoover of California to be sec
retary of commerce and James j. Davis
of Pennsylvania to be secretary of la
Dor soon would be definitely fixed, put
ting the complete cabinet in its final
form.
Mr. DENLY, who was drawn into the
cabinet situation as dark horse after
forunr Governor Frank 0. Lowden Of
Illinois declined to be considered for
the navy portfolio, is 80 years old, and
has an intimate knowledge of far east
ern questions in addition to his naval
experience. He went to China in 1885
with his father, who served there as
an American minister and later he
spent ten years in the Chinese mari
time customs service.
Returning to the United States in
1897, he served as a gunners mate in
the navy &Iring the war with Spain
and at the age Of a. was sergeant
in the marine corps during the World
war. He was a representative in the
59th, Goth and 6lst Congresses, max
ing a particular study Of naval af-
fairs as a member Of the naval com
mittee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-22
.HARDZNGiS CABINET IS
VIRTUALLY COMPLETED;
DENBY FOR NAVY POST
HARDING'S CABINET
POSITIONS FILLED

The new cabinet as selected
by President elect Harding Will
be:
Secretary of state, Charles
Evans Hughes of New York.
Secretary of the treasury, An
drew Mellon of Pennsylvania.
Secretary of war, John w.
Weeks of Massachusetts,.
Attorney general, Harry NJ.
Daugherty of Ohio.
Postmaster general, Will Ii.
Hays of Indiana.
Secretary of the navy, Edwin
DENLY of Michigan.
Secretary of the interior, A. B.
Fall of New Mexico.
Secretary of agriculture, Hen
ry Wallace of Iowa,
Secretary of labor, James J.
Davis of Pennsylvania.
Secretary of commerce, Her
bert Hoover of California.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-22
New Treasurer Of Domestic Missionary
Society.

Al meeting Of the board Of diree-
tors Of the Vermont Congregational
conference and the Vermont Domesti tic
Missionary society last week. Charles
Y. Newell Of the Citizens Savings BANK
and Trust company of st. Johnsbury
was elected treasurer of the society to
fu the vacancy caused by the death OF
John T. Ritchie. A budget for the cur
rent year was adopted calling for eN-
nendiiures OF s27 600 This will take
care Of missionary work in ~ different
fields. in - per cent of which the Con
rregational church has practically the
sole responsibility for ministering to
the Protestant people. II makes posi-
bic a. well advisory and supervisory
relations with one hundred and fifty
other Self-supportiug churches in the
state. II also provides for the employ
ment ~ two pastors AT large IN add
ton t. the secretary who spends con
siderable portion of his time in the
field
on account Il the small endowment
II the society yielding ~ income Of
les than s5u10 a yea. $4,000 ot tins
expenditure must B. secured in contri-
buttons from the churches. The date
81 the financial canvass was fixed for
The week of April = e. Nav J when
fhe effort wiz lr made q raise not
only the sum above mfut ioned for
work n Vermont tut = total u slao.
n00 far Ccngrcgat ioual missionary
work in the state. nattou and world.
Secretary Charies e Merrill vii have
charge 81 TIE dauira zu 81 last year.
T,e annual meeting I'd the sta-s euu-
frrrnre uI hs beiS th. wear at Yer
rlnues. tka iafe bU Nav 1912 The
annual eons aaation ef ninister- wiii lss
Sid a. Ma8iebury eoslegs sept. 5-s.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-22
SHIP BRINGING GEDDES
ALSO HAD 80 PEOPLE
NEEDING DE-LOUSlNG
British Ambassador Had to Halt his
Landing Until Search of the
Ship Could Be
Made.

New York. Feb y. Sir Auckland
Geddes. British ambassador, returning
10 his post at Washington, after an Of
ecial yisit in London, was detained Tor
several hours to-day on board the
Aquitania at quarantine while heai'h
officials were searching the ship Tor
tvphus suspects. The coast guard cut
Ter Manhattan lay near the Aquitama'
ready to take of the ambassador as
soon as the first cabin passengers were
released
Sir Auckland was taken of the Aqui-
tania shortly after u o'clock Eighty
nine Polish immigrants were iouhd 70
be vermin infected They were sent 70
Hoffman island for disinfcction.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-22
MANY ALUMNI BACK.
For the "old Home Festivities at the
Seminary.

Alumni are pouring in from all over
the state and surrounding states, es-
pecially Massachusetts,, in Observance
Of the alumni day celebration at God
dard seminary to-day. Up until the
time the paper went to press, 70 to
100 returning grads" had made an
appearance at the school. Word WAS
received by Principal Dawson that
MANY more we're due to arrive on the
1898 train, and accordingly the ban
quet, which was to have been served
at l2:l5, was delayed until after the
arrival of the train.
Greetings were read at the banquet
from DIR. o. X. Hollister, late principal
at Goddard, now principal of West
port seminary in Maine, and at pres
ent health sojourner in Florida. In
addition to the banquet this noon,
there will be an address by DR.. A. w.
Pierce of Franklin, Mass, this alter
noon, and an alumni concert and dance
this evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-22
WILL MAKE RESTITUTION.
For EmbezzIing a Little Over 500 Of
Government Tax Funds

Providence. r. T. Feb. - Charles
4. Eusrt. ir.. 81 this city to-day sur
reudere dto tie tnited States mashaL
after = warrant charging him with en-
Irazzl.ur a little tuer $50 q govern
meut TAX fuuds frou. TIE internal reve-
nua bureau had l-ern issurd He Was
immediately ARA guoi before Judce
Hraan. iu the Tuited state district
-arr ard Fas 1Huud over fo the fed
rraI --ar8 furg IN fa1 70 si51o. uhieh
f Furnished EI- ruuril .tated that
he wnuli make rtstitutisn 81 tie go
eminent
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-22
OYER $500, 900 STOLEN,
MAYBE MUCH MORE
Government Inspectors Find the Toledo
Robbery One Of the Largest
Recently Reported.

Toledo, o.. Feb. 22.-Government in
spectors here working to clear up the
robbery at the Toledo postoifice last
Thursday. announced to-day that the
robbers were responsible for the theft
Of SsOO.0OO in unregistered government
bonds. and between $4,000 and $4,000
in cash. This much has been accounted
for but the checkup is being continued.
Police to-day reiterated that IN the
arrest II Joe I'rbatis yesterday at Elk
hart. Ind, the master mind in the
robbery had been spprchendcd:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-22
ON
IMMIGRATION
Senate and House Con-
ferees Decide on Three
Per Cent Admission
FOR Is MONTHS
FROM APRIL |, 1871
The Three Per Cent Is
Based on the Census
Figures Of 1910

Washington, D. c., Feb y Senate
and House conferees agreed to-day on
the Senate bill limiting admission OF
aliens during 10 months beginning on
April | next to three per cent OF the
number in the United States at the
time the 1910 census was taken.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-22
HOOVER HAS NO OFFER
And Declines to Say What His Atti-
tude Would Be.

New York, Feb. 22-Herbert Hoover
said to-day at his Office here; Il have
not received any invitation to become
a member of Mr.. Harding's cabinet. II
is possible that telegram might have
been sent to me and been delayed in
delivery
Mr.. Hoover declined to say what
would be his attitude should an offer
come to him from the president-elect
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-22
TWO BIG TO HANDLE SAFELY.
So Robber Returned a $4,000 Liberty
Bond at Jacksonville.

jacksonville. Fls. Feb - 4 regret
fu uote accompanied e s35nto Liberty
b. ~. returned through tie mall ye--
teraav g. tie Clcmeut q late- Co..
& rsb~aker. from uhh BAD teen
sso1an fts too br fe Aaufie safe.
it ths rt her -aid ht e kfFs tun
-.raMlr .tnlnn h.nAs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-22

st. Augustine. Fla. Feb. p (By the
Associated Press Herbert Hoover Of
California and James J. Davis of Penn
sylvania virtually have been chosen for
membership in Presidentelect Hard
ing's cabinet, leaving open but one
place which now seems certain to go
TO a dark horse 4 tentative offer Of the
portfolio Of commerce has been made
10 Mr.. Hoover. and the general eXpec-
tation here IS that he will accept.
Mr. Davis, former steel worker and
now a banker, is 10 be secretary Of la
Dor If the cabinet slate gocs through a.
IL now stands II is believed no final offer
has been made TO him although he has
been asked 10 hold himself in readiness
for the appointment
With these two places out Of the
wsy, only the sccrctaryship of the
navy remains to be filled. To this ap-
pointment Mr Harding gave most of
ms MNAGNAkNN A'fNA~ AlfA lt M@~ ttiANr
Gated that the chance, were growing
less favorable Tor an n those who have
hcen di~u-sed PubIirly for the place
among the men REGARDED ~ definitely
eliminated was A. T. Hcrt gepubli-
cau national committeeman for Ken
iuckv. whom rerut gossip bad men
tioaed uo-t repeatedly q. possibility
Meantime 4 heeame known that an
y ths seven cabinet .e'eeions preyi-
ous'y rerauIs5 a, viruaIiy certain lad
l,-sH fnsIly put ir-s the elass - eeri
taintt9s Tur nf tbe-e Charles D.
Hucts q Nsa York far SECRETARY ~
stat a1a Harrg N uargferfv { oaia
90 - L hte h an-
e 81 Er Hsrlz m TIE
sshsrsars Wtl ii HaYs 81 ln1.sra for
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-22

Known as a brilliant lawyer and sue
ctssful politician in New York CITY
William +. McCombs received his first
experience in national politics when be
became campaign manager for Wood
row Wilson in 1912 Later he became
chairman OF the Democratic national
committee and declined the post Of am
bassador offered him by President VIII
son after his election.
Born of southern parentage at Ham
burg. Ark, Dee. 20, 1878, he received an
elementary education at Webb school
in Tennessee and later was graduated
from Princeton university. He studied
law at Harvard university and entered
the profession in 1901
While still clerk in a New York law
office. he handled a suit involving $40,
900 900 in railroad securities and re-
ceived recognition which forecast his
highly successful career.
Prior to his appointment as cam
paign manager TO Woodrow Wilson IN
l9ll. he served on the tariff revision
committee OF the National Democratic
club He was appointed trustee Of
the City college Of New York by the
late Mayor William +. Gaynor and act
ed as counsel for William H. Edwards
during the time he served as commits
sioner Of the street cleaning depart
ment in New York City. He success
fully prosecuted a number Of snow re-
moval fraud cases
In 1912 he was elected chairman OF
the Democratic national committee fol.
lowing the nomination Of Wilson at
Baltimore
He was a member Of the American
and New York state bar associations,
the association of the bar OF the city
of New York, the southern society and
numerous clubs in New York and
Washington.
In 1913 he married Dorothy Will
liams. daughter of Colonel John r.
Williams of the United States army in
London. They were divorced in 1915
For many years he made his home at
the Vanderbilt hotel in New York City,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-22
DRIVE SUCCESSFUL.
Burlington Chamber of Commerce Now
Numbers 1000 Members,

Burlington, Feb, PA sixty day
drive TO bring the Burlington Cham
Der of Commerce membership up to
| 900 ended in triumph last night when
a total of lois was recorded.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-22
M'COMBS. EX-CH4IRHAN
OF DEMOCRATS, DEAD
Heart Failure Was the Cause of Death,
Said Frederick f. Ryan, His
Business Partner.

New York, Feb - William F Me
Combs, former chairman OF the Demo
cratic national committee. died at
Greenwich, Conn, to-day of heart fail
ure, it was announced by Frederick i.
Ryan, his business partner.
Mr.. McCombs, who directed the pres
idential campaign of Woodrow Wilson
la 1912, had been in failing health for
several years and during the last few
months his heart affection became so
serious that death was expected at any
time.
Mr. Ryan announced that the body
would be brought to this city late to-
day. Mr.. McCombs was in his 46th
year
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-22
Villas A CANDIDATE.
For U. S. District Attorney to Sue
coed v. A. BullaId.

Martin S. Villas Of Burlington, sena
tor from Chittenden county, announced
to-day that lie would be candidate
for the position of United States dis
trict attorney, an Office now held by
Y. A. Bullard. Others who are known
to be seeking the Office are w. \. Their
iault Of Montpelier and Harry b. Amey
Of Island Pond.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03

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Die Mufif muroe geliefert BON 9uso
Nltmarn unb @enbtnser 8ro8. Cpd
ter am Nbenb muroe eth feiner SmbiB
perabrei6t.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03

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